A-18 The Chronicle November 1, 1995 Historians give Cranford a 'family album.' See page A-10.

Sales Wednesday, Novembers, 1995 5050 5050 5050 Act now, this Is 5060 5060 A Forbes Newspaper 50 cents Employment NO JOKE Train For A Career In Beauty Employment- Employment- $4K/MO POTENTIAL Employment- Part-Time General General General Tried of answering re- Healthcare Employment CRANFORD- GARWOOD • KENILWORTH diculous & misleading Learn To Be A.... ads? Well, I'm tired of In- Hot Retail FREE- Real Estate terviewing people who HEALTH CLUB- part NURSERY SCHOOL BEAUTICIAN HAIR STYLIST School. For qualified ap- don't have a clue about time Receptionist and TEACHER UNISEX MANICURIST , plicants. Ask about our responsibility or dedica- Aerobics Instructors For prlvoto homo HAIRCUTTER MAKE-UP ARTIST NOW HIRING! scholarship program. tion. I need 5 quality peo- needed, Exerwlso Day Care, twide a month, Ask for Vickie 908-388- ple who can step up to Woman 218-1155 Plscataway. pizza. 9898. help run new local office. 908-885-1327 Financial Aid Available To Those Who Qualify RN NEEDED-PAT In Instant Interviews! No exp. nee. Training GENERAL/CLERICAL- provided. Please...don t busy family practice PERSONAL AS- 8 am - 4 pm, Please call waste my time or yours. office. Evenings avail- SISTANTS— noodod In CAIX TODAY Linda after 10 am. Good Serious Inquiries only. able. Call Dot Mlddlosox & Somorstit Books for tots Career Fair now being benefits. Friendly atmos- Call for an Interview. (908)221-1919. Cty. to work with porsons the Cranford Public Li- Cold . phere. 908-526-0880 Rich. 908-828-7598. with physical dlsabllltlos held at: In tholr homo. P/T. comp- brary is conducting its third HAIR STYUST & SALES Home Health Aides otatlvo salary and vohlclo Hair Fashioii Institute MANICURIST TELEMARKETING noodod. EOE. II Intor- Books for Tots to Teens. SOMERVILLE Easy Street In the $7-$13/hour, f/t. pit. CERTIFIED HOME ostod ploaso call 900- Bring a new book or books to cash. 121 Watchung Ave. North Plainfield Hadley Shopping Center. Year round work. 363-8990 Shaw, Shackell upset Democrats 7 blocks east of Rt. 22 Looking for 8 additional Metuchen. Pleasant new HEALTH AIDES the library's collection box. for the following locations: l Halr-Styllsts-4-5 Mani- offlCB.Catl W8-549-3315~ RECEPTIONIST- noodr By JOANNE McFADDEN earned 2,648 votes (20 percent), and taurant. "It's one of respect for citi- Air Conditioning ' •. Somerville & Union curists lull or part time. recruiting HHAs to join its od for Exorwiso Woman SHEET METAL ME- Training Is ongoing SALES- Full.Time, r 5050 ' professional nufsing team Hoolth Club, must bo disadvantaged children dur- THE CHRONICLE ' ' " ~^ rzens. I know.-the Democrats_haYe Employment- CHANICS & INSTALL- w/monthly In-house & enthusiastic, people choorful & friendly, 21Q- ing the holiday season by the According to Mr. Laezza, ap- made some changes already, for in- ERS— Excellent co. ben- outside classes. Large person wanted for 1155 General efits package. Experi- Interviews to be held on: bonus $$$ offered w/fol- diverse career In CHHA TRAINING Cranford Family Care As- The GOP challengers for the proximately 40 percent of the stance, making sure agendas were ence necessary. Cool-0- lowing. Ask for Larry or Financial services with a OFFERED SECRETARY-SPECIAL Matlc, Inc/Monvl!l9 722- Tues., Nov. 7th Denlse 1-800-510-7711 ma|o.r company, Full PROJECTS— Sotno.ox- sociation. Call 709-7272. Township Committee swept to vie? township's 13,000-plus voters ready for last night's [Monday's] 6566. After 4:30, • -* >i0am_!L_5pin_ or 760-7440 Benefits, Experience. Register now for Class porionco Intorvlowlno ap- tory last night restoring Repub- braved the weather to cast ballots meeting, I think they, got the mes- IrVOU'RB LpOKJNfi FOR SOMS ECTBA CASH, PlZZA ~7S2T9~412 rTe I pTu"l TJTJ t—mjT -to be-heldin-Edison- plicants. 908-685-7600- —v Route 28 HAIRDRESSERS- F/T. necessary, call 754-7576 Nov. 6 to Nov. 17 - ~ScliodI program ~~~~ --Uean<^ntxol-to^e-goveitiing~bbdy,-4ii-the^state, county^ and township—sager-but_I think they_gotJt_tob~ HlIT CAN OPfHI YOU AN IDEAL SECOND JOB. ARE YOU A Some exp. No following WAREHOUSE / SERVICE after a three-year absence. races. ..„..•. late." We offer great benefits Including: AUTO BODY- High vol- 202 Sopiervllle Ctr. nee. For busy salon In SECRETARY— Small CPR Cert incl in Class PERSON- Must bo good St Michael School will host ume stato of the art TELEPHONE Raritan. Call Barbara or busy software firm seeks w/tools nnd bo ablo to With only 28 of 30.districts re- The two Republicans ousted Mr. Both candidates acknowledged • Great pay ($8-12/hr) an Early Childhood Program shop, looking for exp. SALES EXPERT? Raritan, NJ Sue 707-1185. self starter w/ good edit- Immediate oponings in unload trucks. Applicant porting, Township Administrator Aschenbach, a nine-year incum- the incumbents' hard work and • Flexible hours ] front office porson. Du- ing, word perfect & Lotus should be dependable 730 pm today in the Alden Forbes newspapers HOME TYPISTS NEED- MIDDLESEX & SOMERSET and have car. Mon-Fri 1. • Free meals ties include est. parts, needs a Telemarketing skills. Salary S2SK w/ John Laezza declared Tom Shaw bent, and Mr. Albert, who served as records. "They put in a lot of time |ob tracking. Salary com- ED- Also PC/Word benefits. Call Hariri. Counties Spm S9/hr. 908-752-0292 Street school Spoclallst^YoLLMusUbe. casiinr users. S4Q.Q0Q. •' Call goB-549-??in • and Wally Shackell victors. Voting mayor this past year. and effort in serving the township. O smfHttrwlth—oxpr-Excr team oriented, self- SALES Preferred-Placement—r-r- Thg prngrnrr) work cond. Good crew. year income potential. 908-668-7300 EOE machines in District 22 at Walnut Mr. Shaw said he was happy that That will not go unforgotten," said mUVlNO RECORD FOR 6 MONTHS motivated, imaginative Toll free 1-800-898-9778, 5090 nursery school for 3-year- ANDAWiliAllUAUTOMOBSi; Call crave at 469-3285 confident, patient & disci- Avenue School and District 17 at the campaign surrounded "some Mr. Shaw. Eve. 782-1805 - PROFESSIONALS ext.T-5139for"rietalfiT ~ ~SECRETARY^~Xonsult. Employment Wanted olds, pi^kiridergarten'-for ~4f-- Cm O» APHY IN PCTJON AT plined. Sales experience Ing' Firm In Branchburg Brookside Place School broke, and a plusl Excellent salary, Full-Time Careers/Video, Audio A Computers II t' A i r ii C > » > real issues." "The voters sent a Neither winner, nor Nancy Law- 158 EAST MAIN STREET, MR LUNCHROOM AIDES looking for carrer ori- year-olds, and an all-day kin- votes had to counted by hand. commission & benefits. ented Individual w/excel- 25 South Main St. NOTICE: All EMPLOY- message that they Wanted change," rence, the municipal chairwoman, SOMERVUIE, NJ Send resume: Forbes Great earning potential for right individual! If you have Lunchroom Aides need- dergarten for those who turn ed for Brookslde Place lent typing and com- MENT WANTED advor- Mr. Sl&w was the top vote-getter (908) 231-6700. EOE. -Hut Newspapers, PO Box a confident attitude arid a real Incentive to sell, along Edison, NJ 08837 5 on or before Oct, 1, 1998. A said Mr. Shaw. would tab a mayor. Commissioner 699, Somerville, NJ 08876 with broad knowledge of homo olectronlcs'...we'd tike School for 1995-96 munication, skills. Ap- tlsements/aro PAYABLE with 3,101 (23 percent), followed ."Yes, I think the voters sent a J. Robert Hoeffler is the senior sit- You'll love the stuff we're made of. RARITAN HEALTH— 633 Attn: Rick Kestenbaum. school, year. Please send plicant should be an ex- IN ADVANCE by coih,. reception will follow. Call to hear form yourRelevant retail experience, telecom- letter of Interest with re- Route 28, Raritan. Certi- munications background, and excellent closing skill a cellent organizer w/ profi- closely by Mr. Shackell with 3,024 message/' said Mr. Shackell at ting GOP official and Commis- fied Nurses Aides- F/T, sume no later than No- ciency In word process- HEALTH chock, VISA or Mastoi 276-9425. ASSEMBLE PRODUCTS plus. TOMSHAW (22 percent). Mr. Aschenbach GOP headquarters at Cortina Res- (Please turn to page A^r WALLY SHACKELL 5000 1 P/T all shifts. vember 10,1095 to: ing. Experience in Amltro CAREERS Card. • For a quote on 5020 526-8950 Pat Caccavelll AT HOME- Process Is a . Must be motivated EMPLOYMENT Child Cam Wanted mall, & other home- cost, please . call *POSTAL JOBS* CASHIERS • STOCK PERSONNEL Wlllam E. Cashman and able to work inde- PART TIME 1-800-559-9495. Boosters meet based oppty. $500 / pendently. 40 hr week, $12.68/hour to start, week. No exp. nee. (908) MUSIC & MOVIE STAFF Deputy Supt. of Schools tor Cranford Booster Club will plus benefits. Couriers, P.O. Box 646 competitive salary, excel- v PERSONAL CARE WANTED:- 1 evening/ 940-7788 Call 24hrs. Full-Time & Part-Time lent benifHs. Fax resume wk and 1 weekend/mo In Sorters, Computer Tralrw Cranford, NJ 07016 would likft to finter the SERVICE- Polish ladlos meet 8 p.m. tonight at the w/salary requirements to taaUhcare '<«uj Out a/wi my Cranford home. Must eos. For application and - -ASSEMBLE AA/EOE looking for care lor PRODUCTS II unable to attend, call our 24-hour Job hotline office manager J.M, op.m«nt»Jlydt»aDk»d.cl*ntt 'e oldorly/sick. Uvo In/out. Cranford Community Center. DMC High drama have a car and valid driv- exam information, call 908-602-1900, Ext. 3238 or send/FAX your resume to: MANAGEMENT C«M» e«ce"»nt cs'o afvl Iran At home. Top pay, easy Sorge Inc. 90B-21B-9165. ; Exporloneo w/rofs. er's license. Hours to be -219-791-1191. ext P23. Nobody Beats The WIZ, 1400 Federal Boulevard, Carl- TRAINEES IHQ in I6lf h4jlp tb'Mfc It yOj Topics to be discussed in- arranged. Call after 8 9am-9pm 7days. work. Guaranteed. 1-904- with to bscome a memiM!* oi 908*969-2530 686-3634 ext. Q275 eret, NJ 07008. FAX#: 908-855-5455. Seeking Manager Traln- SUBSTITUTE clude the 730 Club, and PM. 276-4861 ees/Asst. Mnqrs. & TEACHERS— Must hold ou' enirQettc and (inring &t.ii< \ Attn. Dept. SK. EOE M/F/D/V. call coach's wish list requests. Mayor orders police to oust CHILD CARE- Part ADMINISTRATIVE ASST. CUSTODIAN Salespeople for Immed. or be eligible for a sub- stitute teacher certificate, 5100 Call 276-6094. a Time, Exp. person to mmediato openings In For private elementary positions. 1st yr. mgmt Edna O'Dor £ and around your com- school M-F, 8AM-1PM. Nobody beats the earning poll $24,000- standard teaching certifi- Career Investments/ care for infant in West- fetes 908-735-4031, exi. 1134 field home. 3 days per munity I Permanent and Mostly maintenance & $60,000 yearly. Advance- cate or background In Opportunities speaker at township meeting Temporary Jobs. Secre- set up work. Call Mark: ment, bfts. It Incentives. Education j>referred,$60- P6tMion» available o" week, 30 hours. Non F Flu shots smoker, own transporta- tary, Customer Service, 908-2723400 Call 518-0552 $70. dally. Personnel •yanin^) and niQht tMt < 5010 - Career Training WIZ thru Mon. Sta>1>no uay W 00 sistance. Clerical & Accounting ask for Mr. Grap Department Hillsborough Sum* till liittd in lliii cUi- . The Cranford Board of By JOANNE McFADDEN & Services' tion, recent refs. re- ATTN: EXPERIENCED hi wah pud teav« quired. 908-233-8159 positions available. Pay Retail or Mr. Wentura Twp Public School /'CiifiOH may rtquire a jrt Officers John Swandrak and 5020 - Child Care TRUCK DRIVERS TO 0OS-2S4-S3O1 55S Amwell Rd. lit purcbtite i»ff)rMMt\a» . Health will hold an influenza THE CHRONICLE Wanted ranges from $325 to OWN!II— $0 Dbwn/78 Peter Graczyk walked into the $500 per wook. Call Eva: Neshanic, NJ 08853. HUNTERDON a/or maltriali re£jrdth£ immunization clinic 1-2 p.m. 5030 - Agencies cents ALL MILES. Owner- SALES CAREERS MEDICAL TRAINING success Premier Personnel 908-369-0030 EOE/AAE cdrttr jnveitmfnli jtttii'or tomorrow in Room 7 of the An hour after receiving com- room and approached Mr. Sgroi, 5040 • Domestic ship possible In 18 Train to become a DEVELOPMENTAL bpportunitjtt.. 5050 - General —. Group, Inc. months. Avg_10,000+. SUPER/MANAGER mendations before the Township who was still standing at the mi- 908-750-5600 Somerville, Union licensed nurse's aide/ CENTER municipal building, 8 Spring- 5060-Health Care miles/month. Company nurse's assistant/home Small motel' needs a S35.0O0/YR. INCOME By JOANNE McFADDEN Committee, two members of Cran- crophone. The mayor called the 5070 - Managerial rV- ADULT CARRIERS Drivers: NEWER EQUIP- health alde/EKG lechni- manager, cleaning per- CN4O03 POTENTIAL field Ave., Cranford. Call 709, THE CHRONICLE ~~- ' 5080 - Part-Time FULL TIME NANNY WANTED- For Weekly MENT. Competitive Pay/ clan/phlebotomy techni- son, roojn plus salary, re- Clinton, NJ OS4JOS-4OO3 Reading, books. Toll Froo 7238. ford's boys in blue were asked meeting back to order. 5090 - Employment Mon.-Frl. Experience with paper, must have reliable Benefits. Call: NEW Call our 24-hour cian. Classes days/ tiree welcome. 900-722- (1)-600-fl98.9778 Ext. R- back by Mayor Norman Albert to "They [the officers] came up to Wanted Infants. Refs. required. car or truck, NO APPLE LINES 1-80O-843- evenings/weekends. Job 0773 or 201-688-3407 5139 for dotalls ~ After thousands of hours of vol- 5100 - Career 8308 or 1-800-843-3384 placement and financial help maintain order at Monday's me and held me politely," said Mr. Own transp. nee. Lots of COLLECTIONS! For More job hotline! TEACHER- Kindergar- ACTORS&Wrltart Vld»o Teddy Bear show unteer work, the scores of officials Investments & TLC required. Call Info, call 1 -800-300-9321 Madison, SD. Mon-Frl 8- aide available. Call Advertise Pro. S.A.S.E. Cornor- governing body meeting,. Sgroi after the meeting. "Then Mr. Opportunities 5pm Central, Calll 11 ten, Hlllsboro area, pri- and volunteers, who watched the 908-752-0842 ext.6857 908-602-1900, Ext. 3238

(Continued frfa^gagc A-l) the silt issue, and Mr. HoefTlcr had cent of certain flood control tirees did not meet the require- his comments to the**hair Only," already made a statement regard- projects when the water (low ments of the law when they were -Cranford police officers arrested • Steven Mohr - of Parlin was container of alcohol and possession a suspended Ii- Theft Meet Hung William Song, ^ Las Vegas jnan Nov. 1 wanted in and driving with but Mr. Sgroi continued to address ing the township's progress. comes from other communities. appointed," said the chief. "I re- charged with nossessinn of a stun of IPSS than fin grnms of marijuana cense, . • A Cranford High School student Mr. Hoeffler instead. Mr. Albert Mr. Hoefller said the township "But I'll be back later this month," gret that my lack of understanding eqnnection with a 1991 theft in reported a dufflebag, watch, and trom the Blue Cross Blue Shiel Granford. gun Saturday after Officer Jerry 6:30 p.m. Nov. 1 after police • Brian Hoplock, 21, of Roselle then used his gavel several times was waiting for a report from he said yesterday. of [the law] has impacted business stopped his car. He was also calculator were stolen from a lock- in Cranford." According to Lt. Eric Mason, Quinn stopped him 12:30 a.m. on and a 17-year-old boy were charged and told Mr. Sgroi "to yield the Storch Engineering on whether Hostility continued to sap the charged with possession of a con- with possession of LSD Oct. 31er Nov. 1. energy from the last, meeting be- After several minutes, the chief Morris County police notified Cran- Walnut Avenue. Mr. Mohr was also floor now." the silt needed to be removed, and Health Center at Cranford. trolled dangerous substance in a after Officer Brian Lopez stopped Criminal mischief After several seconds, Mr. Albert how to remove it in accordance fore yesterday's election. Dan was cut off by Township Attorney ford officials that Ralph Savarese, • Patricia McGee, 40, of 234 North charged with speeding, police said. • A Wade Avenue resident re- Robert Renaud. 56, was being detained Wednesday Ave. West was charged with driv- • Steven Zoltak, 27, of 126.Colum- motor vehicle and failing to main- Mr. Hoplock on North Avenue repeated his command and Mr.with Department of Environmen- Mason, the uncle of one of the fire- tain his lane of traffic, police said. ported a smoke bomb was thrown fighters suing the township over a "I understand his desire to en- in a Morris County jail on unre- ing while intoxicated, careless driv- bia Ave., was charged with con- East, police reported Both men Sgroi responded "Call the police tal Protection rules, if needed. In • A 15-year-old male student at through the rear door of the resi- and have me removed. I will not February, said Mr. Hoefflcr, the fire department appointment, lighten the public, but in light of lated charges. A routine computer ing and refusing-to take a Breatha- sumption of alcohol in a public were also charged with possession dence 9:30 p.m. Oct 31. The home- the litigation, I think it is better if check turned up the Cranford war- lyzer test 2 a.m. Sunday after po- place, disorderly conduct and ag-Cranford Alternative Program was of less than 50 grams of maryuana, yield the,floor." Mr. Albert called township engineer reviewed the urged the governing body to settle A graduate of BuckneH University and the owner threw the bomb out of the the five minute recess then. silt buildup in the Rahway River the, suit quickly. , he did not speak," Mr. Renaud rant. • lice stopped her driving at the in- gravated assault 2 a.m. Friday after charged as a juvenile with posses- and possession of narcotic para- house before the Cranford Fire De- sion of a pager on school grounds "I didn't understand his ruling," and did not recommend its re- Chief Arthur Kiamie, dressed in said. ' University of Medicine and Denfeby of Further investigation by Cran- tersection of North and Springfield Officer Patrick-Fay observed him phernalia. Mr.' Hoplock was also partment responded and removed moval. The silt buildup will be dis-civilian clothes, defended his ap- ford officials also revealed a fugi- avenues, police said. and a companion drinking alcohol Nov. 1 after school officials called charged with careless driving. the smoke. Mr. Sgroi said afterJhe meeting. "I New Jersey (UMDNJ), Dr. Song is a the police, according to reports. think he was a bit hasty. I'm disap- cussed again in 1996 as part of the pointment to the paid department, CRANFORD BOARD tive's' warrant from Las Vegas, • Three adults and one male juve- in the woods at Springfield and pointed I didn't get to finish." budget process. even though a Superior Court OF EDUCATION board-certified internist who completed his - where Mr. Savarese escaped from a nile were charged Saturday with North avenues, police reported. • James McNair, 27, of Roselle was During his speech, Mr. Sgroi had Yesterday, Mr. Sgroi said he was judge has set it aside because the correctional facility there. possession of less than 50 grams of charged with driving while in- residency at St. Luke's/Roosevelt Hospital When the officer approached the toxicated 2:30 a.m. Nov. 1 after called for a "positive comprehen- disappointed he didn't get to thetownship did not give preference Mr. Savarese is in the Union marijuana and possession of nar- men who were standing in the to volunteer firefighters with two PUBLIC SALE Centers New York. Dr. Song is just one of County jail waiting extradition to cotic paraphernalia after police in- being stopped by Officer Patrick sive plan for silt removal in the tell the governing body that, in his Nevada. wooded area at the intersection, Lube, Oil & Filter Rahway River," and criticized research on the river, he discov- years of experience as set by state OBSOLETE/UNUSABLE the quality physicians you'll find in one place vestigated a parked car under the Fay on Myrtle Street, police said. t. Garden State Parkway bridge on one fled. The officer began to inter- He was also charged with speeding township officials for dragging ered a decades-old Union County law. AND SURPLUS view Mr. Zoltak who then allegedly their feet oiKthe issue. Mr.-Sgroi Freeholder resolution which re- "Sixty-five percent of all current together with an on-site lab, X-ray facfty, Arrests Myrtle Street, police said. Ralph EQUIPMENT Joseph pushed the officer in the chest and *r f—was-the-seeond-speaker-to address—quires- the-€Gun0 -per- - memberSr-and-20-more-recent-re» and even a pharmacy, for Health Center patients. Available to evefyone.^ven H - Guzzi, 27, of Holmdel Pruchnik, 19, of linden; Natalya i 6 while' in- Nikiforova, 18, of ElizabethTHarris head-butted hinr~irrthe~ftiiie7"Mr. Vinyl Replacement SALE WILL BE HELD ON: you're not covered by Blue Cross and Blue ShiekJof New Jersey. And Blue Cros* 2:30 a.m. Sunday after Browne, 19, of Roselle, and a male Zoltak was released, FRIDAY, Blue Shield Health Centers accept Mecfcare assignment^to loath e better police stopped him on South Linden juvenile were charged and • Brian Moore, 33, of Iselin was Works GOP loses county, wins assembly Union Avenue, according to police. released. charged with possession of an open WINDOWS Like NOVEMBER 17. 1995 Wrr-r^vir^^ Liquid B Reg. $21.95 (Continued, from page A-l)f Westfielder Carol Cohen led the.said Assemblyman Richard Bagger 10:00 AM* Picture Bearings Change Oil (5 qts. 2.807 votes and James Fulcojner Democrats with 32,686 tallies. Her ofWestfield. ' LINCOLN SCHOOL SPECIAL drew 2,816 votes. In Cranford, runningmates Daniel Sullivan of Runningmate Alan Augustine of • Bow 10W-30Penzoil) A UDITOR/UM/GROUNDS Officers are honored for heroism Bay Democrats Carol Cohen, Dan Sul- Elizabeth and Walter McNeil of Scotch Plains was "jubilant" over CENTENNIAL & Change Oil Filter livan and Walter McNeil Jr. took Plainfleld also gained freeholder the victory. Dressed in his crisp natty blue bins, a trained EMT-D, used the the area an pull over where the • Slider Check All Fluid 2,453 votes, 2472 votes and. 2,424, seats. LINCOLN AVENUES uniform, Chief Harry Wilde took defibrillator. Through their com- radio car was. He observed the oc- The incumbent said the unusu- front stage Mondajr-evenirig-und—bined-^ffortsvthey were ablirttrreF" oubleJHune- respectively, Mr. Giuditta said. In the state assembly's 22nd dis- cupants appear to hide something tevelsr ~ ally strong showing by the Demo- • presented 15 of Cranford's finest store the victim's pulse and stabi- . Equipment can be viewed prior, and change drivers, tie advised the Lubricate Fittings "I want to thank Cranford vot- trict, the Republicans were claim- cratic, challengers John Salerno of > with department citations and life lize him until he was transported ers," he said late Tuesday1 night I ing victory with 14 of 17 munici- Westfield and Geri Samuels of -to the wle: "' police unit of his-observatipns. The ARGON LOW "E" ". saving awards. to Rahway Hospital. vehicle was stopped and the oc- Most Cars Plus Tax am humbled by the support they palities reporting. Scotch Plains was due in large Friday, November 17,1995. Plus $1.49 Disposal Fee BlueCroMBIueShield I ,. , One resident, Michael Cun- • Lieutenant Milton Mason, De- cupants were arrested for posses- GLASS AVAILABLE showed us," "I'm very pleased that the voters part to a large budget "There was 9 t.m. -10 i.m. at: Epires 11/18/95 of New Jeraey. ;. -liingham, publicly thanked the tective Thomas Feeney and Officer sion of a controlled dangerous sub-- At the county level, Mr. Giuditti have supported Alan Augustine an awful lot of money spent on the Lincoln School Auditorium/Grounds • - chief and police officers who saved James Switek responded to a July Cranford High School Auto Shop stance. Interior Finishes placed second-to-last in the elec- and myself and returned us to the campaign and professional media him. •••••.. 11 report of an overturned canoe tion with only 26,455 votes. legislature for two more years," consultants," said Mr. Augustine. "Without them I wouldn't be with three youths and one adult in • Officer Peters responded to a re- Birch, Oak & Cherry Mr. Cunningham said at the Rahway Tliver. The officers en- port that a man was exposing him- Call For Free Estimates Township Committee tered the water and rescued the self on Walnut Avenue. Using his Bob Miller eeting. "I'm like Lazarus. I wasvictims. It was later discovered that investigative and interviewing SOMERVILLE aised- from the dead ... I'm back the youths could not swim. skills, Officer Peters spoke with Tire & Auto Services Republicans redeemed Cranford Dramatic Club Chi dren 6 Theatre pand I'm here to thank them." • Officers Dobbins and Switek re- the suspect, who admitted to the ALUMINUM 908-232-4080 sponded to a call Sept 1" from a incident and several more dating 46 E., Main St. Somerville 651 South Ave. Garwood, NJ 07027 Shaw and Shackell reclaim township commission for GOP p£ life saving awards woman having an apparent heart back to early summer. MON-FRI • 7 AM-5:30 PM • SAT. 7 AM-2 PM • THURS. EVENING TIL 8 PM (Continued from page A-l) speak to the media, but Mr. Albert I'm proud of our accomplishments. t«* Officers Christopher Chapman attack on Hayes Street. The of- — Joanne McFadden (908) 725-84O1 I wish both Mr. Shaw and Shackell i William Pietrucha responded ficers immediately started CPR sioner Richard Sails is serving the wished the successors well. Art Contest a call May 6 that a man hadAfter approximately five minutes, the best of luck. The citizens have second year of his first term. "The voters spoke," said Mr. Al- spoke and I accept it" issed out on Severin Court. The her vital signs were restored and "We were so focused on thebert in the Democrat headquarters ifficers utilized the defibrillator she was transported to Rahway election that we did not even ven- at the Rustic Mill. "I've always IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE CPC CHILDREN'S THEATRE PRODUCTION OF jid were able to revive and stabi- Hospital. •' '., ture to think about a mayor," said said Election Day is for the voters, lize the subject. • Officer John Swandrak and Of- *"£• Officer Frank Williams re- ficer Robert Montague responded From Past to Present Mr.Shadcell. BEAVER^ not for those in elected office. I'm "FROSTY THE SNOWMAN" $^sponded to a stabbing on Raritan to an Oct. 20 report of a man not Mr. Aschenbach declined to proud of our three-year record. J*Road and Walnut Avenue May-Hi—breathtng—en—Iroqu&is Roadr The Mart+n-Jewelers^Annual ~Shvw davee December ],2,3, and J Sand found that the victim's arm officers resucitaed the man and Show Times (Fri^ys--7:30PM) (Sat & Sun 1:30 & 4:00PM) • jjkvas almost completely severed and after about 20 minutes, he began DMC fetes success of program £a main artery slashed. Officer Wil- breathing on his own." He was TICKET PRICES; *jliams was able to stabilize the vic- transported to Union Hospital. (Continued from page A-l) good. Now we need to stay with in \)i I DMC in 1985, and later chaired the the plan to attract businesses and All Tickets '5.00 each «tj)tn; he was then transported to Estate & Antique Jewelry organization. services that the community needs. Slfniversity Hospital on North Star Department Citation . • y SPECIAL PACKAGE: "It's complete, and it's nice," We can't lose focus on that" mTsTmnfu -ineuic helicopter. • Communication Officer Derek Drop <* Enfryt at COC. MXM "Artist & Adult" S«\Officers Anthony Dobbins, FarbaneCj while in the Com- v said Mr. Sahvay, "but we need to It is Ms. Layton's intention not Dries Up Wet Basements! tobatmrtad. !4 # Over 90% ol Ihe wet butmenU In this m Mtobtdfcptayadatth* 1 child w/contest entry James Switek and William Peters munication Center Aug. 8, ob- make sure that we continue to to. "This is the end of the COCInaatar. 7 1 we caused by water leak* WMhe Malt and "I JJI y ponded to a May 15 call, on served one police unit respond to a focus on our objectives The tan- Streetecapfe project," she said. water teeplrtg In where In* floor 4 vWte'Mln. & 1 idult'4.0Q 1 Whar* B almple and ln«**Mive IMMI Iff, I -w ~* vglt Avenue and found a vic- dispute at a'motor Thursday • Friday • Saturday gible physical improvements "But i\ is not the end of theJDMC." . this type ol wet basement probtomT., ' B^pjdiac arrest They imr North and Sp* «____ ^. Have fhe BEAVER* system ' - professionally Installttdl mediately began CPR. Officer Dob- noticed another vehicle'' approach November 9 • 10 • 11 I /\ 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 « 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 Call Today How Buying Newspapers & Aluminum Cans For Your Free Estimate Parent awareness program set Get CASH FOR YOUR TRASH at Centennial Avenue IS NOW OPEN! *The Cranford High School Stu- M & A Recycling skydell dent Assistance Program will host a parent awareness meeting for | Briefs SPECIAL FEATURES 352 Market Street In Kenllworth CONTRACTING, INC. parents of all high school students. • And all other w • No more dodging the Potholes. • TUd A bundUd • CopMf • Aluminum C»nCan»t • SUIntoti The purpose is to provide Support EXHIBIT • L»»d non-ferrous meUU Exclusive SlMl TORN-OMTHE CENTURY DIAMOND COLLECTIONS Call u* to find out the dally market rate. • No more weaving around construction cones. for parents on a variety of topics, shops include Salon One Seven- OPEN MON-FRI Q AM . 4 PM • SAT 0 AM - 12 NOON 271-2938 including typical and atypical ado- teen, Styles Street and the Total "GOLD COLLECTION" FOR MORE INFORMATION. CALL. • No more detoring to places you've never been before. lescent behavior, communication, Look. Ten percent of sales on se- peer pressure and issues related to lected services will be donated to NECKLACES-BRACELETS-RINGS-EARRINGS 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 « 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 the use of alcohol and other drugs. the alliance, a nonprofit volunteer 2 Great Reasons to Meetings are 7:15 p.m. Tuesday, organization dedicated to the pre- Many signed pieces WORLD'S RAREST GEMSTONE Nov. 14, and 28 and Dec. 12 in the vention and reduction of substance Tiffany • Cartier • David Webb ADVERTISE high school cafeteria. For informa- abuse in Cranford. The Alliance is I tion, call Jenny Sparno, 709-6301. dependent upon donations, grants Vancleef & Arpels • Kutchinsky Santa's getting and monies raised through flind- cars wm -. • - Come On Down & Celebrate! Quitters meet raisers. For information, call 272- ANTIQUE POCKET WATCHES \ G0/N6 HOME. in this thriving community. I have often said of beautiful little river gazing at the historic build- chamber, local governing body, athletics/recre- Cranford that every time I come into, the town, ings , and Victorian-style homes; and the ever ation department, education, police/fire, depart- • Formerly of Cranford should keep crust, forget loaf I feel as though I've stepped into a Norman charming Eastman Plaza where we've listened ments, youth groups and/or other volunteer and but here to stay!! reverence Rockwell painting. Cranford is truly an all-to free summertime concerts. These are only a charitable organizations: Believe me when I say Some Clark officials and residents who are digging in To The Chronicle: American town with strong community pride few of the many great things about Cranford that you are most definitely making an impact their heels over General Motors' proposal to build a golf To bum the American flag is a ajid traditional values. It is what I call "the Township. on the community. Every minute of eveiy hour course on 60-some contaminated acres straddling the Clark disgrace. What's worse is when a jgwel in the crown of Union County." Now I am sure that Cranford has its chal- of your time that you contribute to these orga- and Cranford border would do well to remember the fable of level of government displays the ^ The neighborhoods are absolutely beautiful lenges, just as any other town in the U.SA, but nizations will pay you back tenfold in quality of the greedy crow. flag in a disrespectful manner. Mu- and well-manicured. The shops, restaurants what separates this town from all of the others life in Cranford. All of you who volunteer and As the story goes, the crow found a crust of bread and nicipalities display the American and specialty stores offer customers a friendly is, again, the tremendous amount of pride. This take the time to show that you care ought to be carried it to his perch. Nearby, he saw another bird devour- flag in just this manner. atmosphere, The small-town charm of Cranford is something that brick pavers, park benches commended. You are the individuals thatjnake If yqu travel through the center ^invaluable. and street lamps cannot provide. It must be ~CrartfofcTgreatr'""' ~ • " ing a loaLof-bread^Thft second, bird-was-xnuch largerJtnd A great ddeal of this excellent.quality of life inherent, which is the case in Cranford. »• stronger than the crow. But foolishly wanting what he could of Cranford, you will notice that For those of you who are thinking about vol- the American flag in front of the gomes from the township and the Chamber of The overwhelmingly strong spirit of voiun- 44 & 46 Maple Street, Summit j not have, the crow let his crust of bread fall to the ground Commerce's strong commitment to improving teerism and caring nature would lead one tounteering, believe me when I say that once you -; and went to battle the second bird for the loaf. UJ5. Post Office is torn. After sun- join as a volunteer, you will never want to (908) 277-6666 : Cranford's downtown business district during believe there is no storm that this community * Needless to say, the larger bird soundly, trounced the down, the flag does not have direct the mid-1980s. Critics of such special im- cannot weather. * leave. The energy and enthusiasm is absolutely ^td^ftith illumination, never mind the low- grovem«mt-distHGts--may-deny-this^but-what- —^Obviouslyrdedieatiorif-and-hard-work-are-the contagious among those with whom I have crow. ing" worked, however, I for one, would not call it ^ crust only to find it had fallen into a hole in the ground along the railroad station on North can never be denied is the attractiveness of this keys to the success that has been achieved here rj> where he could not reach it. Avenue as well do hot have direct qjea. Again, as an "out-of-towner," I can say the so far. The credit must go not only toth e town- work — it has been a labor of love. I can hardly CRANFORD GOODYEAR & The moral of the story should be obvious, as should its illumination after sundown. In dpwntown district is what certainly first at- ship officials, the Chamber of Commerce and wait to return so that I may "roll up my K relevance to GM*s proposed golf course. racted-me to Cranford. I do concede, however, the Downtown Management Corporation, but tosleeves" and rejoin the excitement that is Cran- mentioning, the American flag is it I had long been familiar with the com- 606 South Avenue East, Cranford £* only to be displayed along streets all of those business leaders and residents in ford, New Jersey. % to build a nine-hole golf course on the former Hyatt CClark on certain occasions, with propri- iy having spent my entire life in Union the community who support the township's ef- CALL 908-709-2000 forts to maintain "good old-fashioned" small Lansing, Mich. V| factory site off Raritan Road. Since part of the site is con- ety. . ...—:. •-_ - •-.. County. 'LUBE, OIL & FILTER ' WINTERIZING \ COMPUTERIZED taminated with heavy metals and oils, some cleanup" must Our nation's flag is not a "fun 1 be done there before any development can begin. It will be flag" to be displayed from every ' SERVICE ALIGNMENT JneUxtat up Is 1 gil $ 00 Thru*' Angle far less costly for GM to dean the site enough to build a golf empty pole in town. Planned Parenthood clinics offer only one 'choice' | $«| 4.95 $ Mosl Cart course than it would be to clean it for practically any other Colonel W.H. Waldrori, US, ! 39 To The Chronicle: would you like an abortion, does not sound like emotional support to women as well FREE Preventive . .use.'; - • • • • • .•••••.- Army, said it best in that the flag 21.00 -"•I attended a town meeting where a a variety of choices to me. Some people might argue that these clinics Maintenance 4 Wheel • Most] embodies the purposes and history Prwln Hasdlaitor Front Wheel"! In fact, the cost difference is so great, GM has essentially &ood up and asked Congressman Bob I like the choices given in many crisis preg- are there for family planning and education. Check (on request) Cooling Syatam $49 Drain Ridlator • Coding Syetem. Drive Vehicle* I ' told both towns it's the golf course or nothing. of the government itself It records l Include* pressure test ol tyittm. ""OWiy, if 70 percent of Americans do not want nancy centers all around Union County. They Planned Parenthood facilities only do abortions. Limited warranty • 6 months or the achievements of its defenders • Lube (whole afSpllcablo). new MM » up I |n,p«olon of waterpump, hoMi & The Clark Planning Board recently endorsed the zone tb pay, for abortion through their tax dollars do give choice to women in a crisis pregnancy. . If giving condoms to kids is family planning, •' io 5 quarts mi|OMT,m J; „«« rtrtmni7*H 1 would like to extend my deepest heartfelt • laughter of kids when they scored that touch- never have happened without them. - Rodeoma!participating I computer balancing & rotation DugnosUc sendee available. !i cheapest option open: fence off the area and let it sit the against Chief (Arthur) Kiamie's actions. Rather than Kiamie's eyes and the Township Committee is allow- and thgovernmene blue ist fowar justices organized, repre.- tlunks to all those who attended and supported down, basket or run or when they learned a Finally, I wish Officer Bob Colaneri the best : Although some in Clark might believe a shopping mall or bombard your paper with many (and I do mean ing it to happen. new cheer or when they pinned their opponent of luck in his future endeavors with the PAL housing development is more desirable for the site because By giving the chief so much authority, they have senting the loyalty and devotion of Ute dinner held for , me SepL 28. One never Offers Available Only At Cranford Location many) letters on this issue, we have compiled the the founders of the republic and - kaows whether you have been successful and in wrestling. All this takes hard work, but the and I am confident that he will succeed. Please Jthose uses would generate higher tax revenue, it's just not (following) "open letter to Cranford residents" and given him the green light to hire whomever he likes rather than the best qualified/ certified individuals. the sacrifices they made. ; have reached your goals until people actually end result is fun! Nothing can take the place of give him your support as you have given it to 90 Days Same As Cash* ^reasonable toexpec t GM topursu e either option. The cost of have signed it from "Concerned Cranford Citizens in let you know about their satisfaction; Unfortu- this. . • • . , . • me and remember that our future depends on j ^cleaning up the property for either of those uses would just Support of Cranford Callmen." His actions have created the shortage in manpower The flag should be displayed , For purchases over $200.00 on he keeps complaining about, and yet he has left the only from sunrise to sunset It may . nately, some people will not experience the joy I would like to especially thank all those peo- what we do to teach our youth and the love we Goodyear credit cards. be too high. Then, too,whil e Clark has no residential areas We have decided not to put any actual signatures at ple who volunteered countless hours to make give them today. the end of our letter because some people, for what- door open for a disaster to happen. be displayed after sunset on na- of'being recognized, but I have now had that HOURS: abutting the property, Cranford has two neighborhoods and Unless you, the residents of Cranford, take a stand tional and state holidays and on . pleasingTH8T*!Wrtalrdy iwrysp^atjoy.'btit' - this dream come true ^ the board of directors,, CHUCK ARCHDEACON 1 ever reasons, would like* to remain anonymous, which M6nday thru Friday 7am<4>pm some cttmmerdal/bfflce useslnthe vicinity: The go]fctrur$e 1 1 rnnd speak out against this practice that has been historic and special occasions, but ' 1 i I mb'r«me¥Tib&i the>mo3U>ii U*uW progrww diMd.ocs.4h6 ooaches, the conces- , ...... '•, Past director, would certainly be the least onerous use in terms oiP'tjr^ific is theft tlgnriA do so. Therefore, if it is necessary "to 1 ) ri 5 Saturday 7am-4pm place somebrie's' riairrie''fo"7at letter for editorial pur- going on in town for quite som* time, the cycle will only if illuminated. The flag should T expert' sion s &h* iH«ftkers< the ticket •taker*, the* fund . ' .- Cranford Police Athletic League '"impact on those neighbors. poses, please use mine, as I have no problem with never be broken. It will only be a matter of time be hoisted briskly and lowered * In this case, it seems Clark and Cranford should settle for attaching my name to any artide which speaks about before the only people who can become eligible for a slowly and ceremoniously. In rais- LARGEST SELECTION, LOWEST P»»ICES^YWHERE jjjthe crust they have, rather than reaching for the loaf that's something I highly object to. firefighter position or a ranking promotion, will have ing and lowering the flag, it should I Your Home Care to be "a friend or relative of Chief Kiamie" to be s '•unattainable. never be allowed to touch the 1/2 Keg Special Headquarters " ». \J>ff employed by "his" department ground. The flag, upon removal Bud Ice or Bud The following is an open letter to the residents of Attend the Township Committee meetings and from the flagpole, should be folded Bud Light • Vacuums Cranford. voice your opposition to these atrocious actions. Let Recent articles have appeared in both the Cranford property in a triangle with only the Ho IVIVK •Central Vacuum Systems them know you would want your child to have the Union shown. or • • Sewing Machines Kenihvorth parade a success Chronicle and the Star-Ledger regarding "nepotism same opportunity to become a firefighter based on EARDLfrKETERSEN and favoritism when appointing individuals to posi- their experience and what they've learned — not by If government is not capable of Coon Extra Gold • Outdoor Power Equipment tions, not only on local levels, but state-wide as welL bearing our flag with all due re- Janitorial Supplies how well they know Fire Chief Kiamie. spect, then how will they expect 09 COMPANY thanks to diligent volunteers This is an insidious practice that undermines good Let them know this problem wont go away until 870 St. George Ave., Rahway. CVS Shopping Ctr. i"^- TO The Chronicle: the Kenilworth Fire Department, government, and is counter-productive to the public's they stop creating the need for the problem to arise. our children to love it and respect 908-3814776 • FAX: 908-381 -8008 best interest Yet, Cranford cannot be excluded from it, and to be there when she calls ?VTith the assistance of the Ken- Kenilworth Rescue Department, Call or drop a line to Mr. Laezza, Mayor Norm WE CARRY THE SALES • SERVICE • PARTS i^worth Fire Department, Rescue Kenilworth Police, especially Of- these allegations. This problem is occurring right here Albert, M& Aschenbach, Mr. Hoeffler, Mrs. Carolyn like our fathers had so many times Coors Light j Guaranteed Lowest Prices on our own fire department in the past? Bring lit any co«M|>«tltor« ad or coupon FULL LINE RESIDENTIAL.OR COMMERCIAL., Snuad and Police Department, the ficer Richard Vitale, the Parade Vollero, Mr. Sails and Fire Chief Kiamie and let them ^1 O^9Artic Ice or Refl.| and w* will m«*l or beat that pric* children in Kenilworth, sporting Committee, Joanne Mannix and How unfortunate for the residents of Cranford. Un- know this practice is unfair, that it must stop and the Those who are not willing to •ublaet to ABC IUoulatlon«. tfceir Halloween attire and proud the older students who helped to fortunate in the respect that as long as this practice time is now. fight for freedom will never have smiling faces, paraded down the organize the refreshments. But as plays a part in the fire department's hiring procedures MNNttCAVAUOt it, and those who dont respect BEER OFF THE FLOOR UPRIGHT MODEL XL MODELS FROM doulevard on Saturday morning always, thanks to the children and (although it has been denied profusely by our elected poodle Park freedom will certainly lose it Schlitz $7??>abatts$-jA 99 Saranac $ Molson $4 099 ChUOAl despite the cloudy skies and spo-parents for making this a very spe- and appointed officials), many qualified individuals Concerned Cranford Ctttoeas OotdanoHe* I £i'"" Minute Maid radic rains. cial community to live in. will never be able to serve this community on a pro- in Support of Cranford Calhnen Granted Lemonade Klngsfaiiry $g99u gjjj[ Nitural Light |T (The Kenilworth Recreation De- PATRICIA COX MU*auke«'s Best Pete's $ 990 jfertment would like to offer a spe- Director of Recreation Wicked Rad 1Qt i note of thanks to the following: Recreation Department members Blackberry adventure was a thanksgiving orOlympla RollingJ r Sharp's P»t O'Brien's^ """••• 5j[]^ i5iii«ii:iM*PAci(5' a">r« _QLGDJ Bloody UiryUli But we kept on. The berries were out. First the children, then one by Rock IJLr;.^ |MiWw_3i..j^¥Jj€-5-»*- lend your letters to the editor everywhere. HeTDod $-H 99 Rolling $'41)99 Stroh's ?'» 199 Coorors $•199 one the parents slowed down, rest- B iThe Chronicle will print letters publication in the same week's GUEST Friendly banter filled the aire.d in the shade and finally called it R.g. «f light \tkC\ or Bu aid opinion columns by readers paper. Letters can be mailed to us It was 1946 and the war was r Slowly the pails were filled, emp- a day. Slowly we gathered up all Coco Lop*' Coors light $g|^w over, the men were home and the tied into bigger pans and filled the pans and buckets and found ^ 1 CD, GDI. Llla, ICB Lite ma, Mil WniCoUdiMI* tfcmmenting on issues of interest at 102 Walnut Ave., P.O. Box 626, LlJflhL Klllians $-1 C99 tfc the community. Cranford, NJ. 07016, or fax them to world was new. My father, who had COLTJMNIS again. My father led the way for our way out of the fields and back Rolling Rock or only been a photograph on the my mom, pulling branches back so down our street Tired and full B»sch eVHo, gives him advice on how to Dolphins by Scott O'Dell, the class residents of Cranford and Ken- ation Director Charles Sigmund,' landle women. The twisting and discussed gender bias through the 402BQUEEVftRP Jewish ^Family Service ilworth: -; Our- county park cons an. alternative—type-bf. shot_isll snftising tum_of evejvtsjn^Allanls. centuries right up to modern Baseball tournament tains an active hazardous waste presently available: steeL If steel'• v ove life make this a, hilarious timesTStddents then used the writ- dump- Barricading this 20-acre shot is adequate for hunting wa-J svening of live theater. ing process to express and support terfowl, it should be satisfactory > serves many in county area seems to violate the ideal Others in the cast include Julia their own opinions concerning gen- of a public green space which is for shooting clay pigeons. * ..«• ; Jewish Family Service of Central was a well-run event 3ecker, Amy Blitz, Jadyn Clark, der bias. -Lfttew: JerseyJs_a.multipurpose noh- To The Chronicle: ,.- • . so friendly and hard working. open to all citizens. JOHHCANTfLU, Eighth-grade students; at Harding School In Kenilworth work on ~thVnmetrle~8ysteinrays 8 they ffl^lhbjtSltygjg h sectarian agency providing social I am wrifing^lhls letter to All towns couKriearn from the The continued operation of a jaureri'Kitzhoffer, Andrea Muller, ; Services to individuals, families Cranford group. triple beab m balanceb . Hands-od n activities are an integral part of commend Howard J. Rood and bfarie Strazhnik and Jessica Walsh. Celebration of books and the elderly. his entire staff in the organizing Having four grown sons we the curriculum. Children select a book and a date United Way have been involved in baseball The play is directed by Gary Cohen ^ i A generous allocation from the and running of the 1995 base- and are featured in a showcase for ' Cranford United Way helps the for about 36. years, and without and Michael Marcus, with BJ. So- tuori and Sam Ballen met with as- of Cranford ball tournament. As the grand* one week. The showcases feature -i-group-proyidfl servicesJdihejCQnir_ a doubt Cranford's tournament lomon Serving as student director. * tronaut Mike Mullane, Oct 14. The me^hprjbiesrpicturesrstuffed ani-- I munity. These services include ie'-be^r^K^ up ffie goOd=|=dHalloween float winners ^ttCiWtff flr© ~$5 WTM* pap DC^pur*' • filth-grade students from. Brook- ; counseling,^ family life education, part of this program, the JFS staff the f^^ work as I am sure we will be ent teams, Westfield and chased from cast members or by side and Livingston schools at- mals and sport interests. Students • substance abuse prevention and has been trained in working with back next year formor e enjoy this week of fame as well as addictive behaviors — drug and al- Bridgewater, I found it to be calling the high school at 7Q9-63U. tended a special presentation^ at treatment, adoption services, elder balL" hearing about themselves on the say 'thanks' to judges •'•'<:•'• ; care counseling and homemaker cohol abuse, smoking and gam- very enjoyable. It was so well MAftCCLLE McKION Bueheler Challenger and Science ; services, financial assistance and bling: Treatment may be- in the run and all the people involved Westfield To The Chronicle: received the trophy was worth a| PSAT tops state Center in Paramus. school intercom. form of counseling or may be a My family and I would like to the time and effort that was spent second grades use Kidworks 2; ! refugee-resettlement '. "As high school juniors and soph- Mr. Mullan, a mission specialist ';. The organization's counseling referral to a specialized program, take this moment to thank the bringing the float to life. .: third-grade students use The Writ- local calling everywhere in omores await scores on their Pre- on the Discovery and Atlantis ; program provides therapy to in-like a detox center. There's also an Cranford Jaycees, the Recreation Thank you again, not only for ing Center and Kid Pix. Students important community .outreach the trophy, but for sponsoring such', liminary Scholastic: Aptitude Tests Space shuttles, shared his experi- New Jersey & New York City ; dividuals, couples and families and Parks Department and those in fourth-sixth grades use Claris j whose problems significantly di- component toProjec t Noah. Plane noise plan called who voted our float, "Winnie the a wonderful event We look forward taken last month, the annual sum- ences as an astronaut at NASA Works. v/lib Ihe New Jersey • tmiasti their ability to fully partid- JFS has gone to schools, day Pooh and the Honey Tree," for first to competing again next year. ,-.., mary from Educational Testing with the former Space Campers care centers and synagogues to Not all work has to be printed in Super Sysfem*** f pate in and enjoy daily life. With place at the annual Halloween pa- DONNA, JKM, USA Service on .. 1994 scores reports w^io were invited to meet him. | the advent of the pressured 1990s provide programs for children and a 'victory for community' rade. JACK ami KAMM •OMft hard copy for it to be appreciated After hls~mult|media lecture, tiRe" parents of children who are at risk Stanford's students continue toav - i there is an increasing number of To The Chronicle: Fanwood Citizens Against Aircraft The joy in children's faces as we Cramord For example, students in sixth retired astronaut autographed his CHECK OUT . ] dysfunctional families coming to for substance abuse. In the area of The environmental study on air- Noise (SPFCAAN) has been partici- erage well above the state and na- Adoption Services, JFS provides JtJOn. grade have begun to create a mul- new book Liftoff: An Astronaut's OUR NEW j the agency for treatment Staff craft noise is finally closed. In its pating in noise monitoring with timedia presentation on their lives support and counseling topro -record of decision, the FAA said it neighboring towns. This provides With scores repprted separately Dream. LOCATION IN • members-see families dealing with spective adoptive parents. The cen- using HyperStudio. This slide ! anxiety, depression, substance intends to make a route change baseline data so we can monitor ii ' for verbal and mathematical apti- Sam and Craig also appeared MEDITATION AND ARBITRATION ter is state-certified to conduct the proposed changes ,to ^ensure show type presentation will be EAST HANOVER! ; abuse and financial hardship, chil- home studies and post placement called the Solberg Mitigation Pro- tudes on a scale of 20-80, the na- this past summer on the television • Divorce • Employment • No Activation Fee* ; dren facing unprecedented com- posal to provide relief to Scotch that we get the promised' relief. tional average for the more than shared with classmates via theshow Weu8. This magazine-type #325 Route 10 supervision. Scotch Plains-Fanwood is the only • Family • Commercial •Next day delivery available ! plexities and stress in their daily Plains-Fanwood. 1.1 million juniors tested last year computer. program on Channel 7 introduced Across from Daily Dan's ; lives and unemployed men and JFS's homemaker program helps area mentioned in the study, but • Custody * Construction the frail elderly remain inde- This is a victory for the com- was 48.8 in verbal and 47.9 in With the cooperative efforts of the television audience to the • Order by phone (201)884-8818 > women striving to become self- munity and all those who have towns under the air route before Now Resolve It promptly, pendent arid living in their own and after us will also get relief. Air- mathematics. In New Jersey, the the classroom teachers and thenewly opened Space Camp named -sufficient ••'••••- . r worked-since J.989 toge t our peace - effectively aiul_ • Boston to D.C. coverage hom6s~outside an institutional en- craft do not magically appear here,;"> nearly 50.000 score averages were—computer- teacher,}. Angelique.....j^ challenger astronaut? : \ The group's licensed MSW clini- vironment, for as long as_possible. and quiet back. I want to thank the te the time "7~ ihe Inexpensively —availablebn select plans 1 make noise and then disappear. 48.9 and 48.1, respectively. Cran- Eimer-, the computers in the class- ; dans have been trained in short- Theif homemakers provide as- thousands of Scotch Ptains- who perished in flight Authorized Agent ! term and long-term therapy. They Fanwood residents who took the I cannot thank our supporters ford's -score averages at 52.5 forroom will be used to reinforce nu- sistance with home chores, shop- enough: I promise that SPFCAAN to open your The program, hosted by Roz THE WEILL CENTER ! also provide information and re-ping, meal preparation and com-time to let the FAA know they verbal and 50.4 Tot mathematics merous curriculum areas through- Abrams, showed the campers per- { ferral, case management and ca- will continue to work to ensure FOR DISPUTE RESOLUTION panionship, case management and wanted relief right now. Without that the FAA keeps its commit- were significantly ^better than state out the year. forming the same computerized [ teer counseling. social work home visits are an in- them, our task- would have been, 1996 Christmas Club 30 FARLEY PLACE, SHORT HILLS. I-8OO-FIND B6LL ment of relief for our area. and national results. tasks that Mission Control. per- J < In addition to providing counsel- tegral part of this program. much more difficult NEW JERSEY 07078 S ing services for members of the ' • • .• E. DENNIS HARMS When Cranford scores are sepa- Pupils meet astronaut forms during shuttle expeditions. Respite care gives the caregiver The FAA says it will make the Chairman at Union County Sayings dark. rated by gender, boys made a J community, JFS runs a Family needed relief, while_ elder care Cranford residents Craig Men- The show also provided excerpts (201) 467-1666 | life Education Program, designed e route changes in early 1996. Scotch Plains/Fanwood Citketts strong showing ..with verbal aver- (2O1) 3&1-34CJO (201) 884-881 B_ (9OB) 661-8700 counseling is available for family For over one year, Scotch Plains- Against Aircraft Notae All weekly clubs from $1 to $50 Wendi F. Weill, Esq. • to help people handle the problems ft . - ages at 54.1 members who need emotional sup- Elaine L.-Weil), MSW { and stresses of the '90s. The orga- port in caring for an elderly rela- 52.4 Girls, white still .well above the More Chalktalk on pageA-8. ; nization's workshops include tive. JFS also helps access re- How to reach your state legislators -^-tarn a bonus based on regularly larger ^ups,7were unexpectedly widow and widowers groups, sepa- sources for the elderly in the com- District21-KenUworth 2 West Northfield Road, Suite 212 iration and divorce groups, and [this year a bit off the pace locally munity- . District 22 — Cranford, Garwood, Livingston, 07039 completed accounts. ^groups for parents of hyperactive JFS plans to present a confer- with scores at 51.6 and 48.7, respec- Your Home Care ichildren. Scotch Plains, Fanwood and West- tively. . ence on "Caregivers Support" fea- field Headq uarters ,!: They also provide lectures to turing Dr. Barbara Silverstone, a Maureen Ogden (R-21) The PSAT is the same as the ^community organizations, in- noted author and president of the —"• • • • (201)467-5153 National Merit Scholarship Quali- • Vacuums -cluding churches, synagogues and 266 Essex St, Mulburn, 07041 , ^ t Lighthouse, that will take place in State Senators fier Test In that guise, &anford Since • Central Vacuum Systems ,\ schools, and give seminars to the auditorium at Union County DREAM HOUSE - i students won two semifinalists ci- 1956 • Sewing Machines j Union County residents. Alcohol College. C. Louis Bassano (R-21) EARDLYTPET£RSEN • i ;: 687-4127 Reolaze Youri i tations and eight letters of com- Outdoor Power Equipment Jand drug abuse is a rising social The main JFS office in Elizabeth "Buying a home is the property, are all important liproblem of major concern within 324 Chestnut St., Union, 07083 )BathTub | mendation. Janitorial Supplies is located at 655 Westfield Ave. . biggest investment most toks.wlliclliire not as simple Jsodety. Project Noah is the JFSThe telephone number is 352-8375. (tegular ttso Used as predictor for senior SAT ; substance abuse program which The organization also maintains .Donald T. DiFrancesco (R-22) 00 scores, PSATs are typically multi- people will make in a lifetime" ^ provides information, education, branch offices at 346 South Ave. in 322-5500 H50 plied by a factor of 10, although Only «\ experienced SALES -JSERI/iCE • iPARTHS I prevention and treatment services 1816 Front Si, Scotch Plains, 07076 Ask About Sinks, Counter*, Fanwood, 8894848, and 29 Moun- Tils and Color* mnO*cr. J»NorthB«»d«t,Eta»4»th.KJ tUMM-MOO studentsjvho elect to enroll in SAT terms of the contract, title attorney clan represent y$£L -for members of the community. As tain Blvd. in Warren, 226-0727. (42 CtwMnul St, IMon. MJ MMM40M Saw si00 81 B«MB d «M«M. EHub**iEHb* . HiH KNk2M4«SK 1 preparatory courses may increase search,makingsuretWyour :.:•;•. best lftter< st.\ Mortgage General Assembly Local & 201NM»AMmi«WM,Cnnhwd. NJ MA47M64M »! Alan Augustine (R-22) Nationwide- U'illi ( oupon the projections to a multiple of 12 deed and mortgag! docWents - lender/ anc title, insurers Alliance Church marks 232-9138 Imperial Refinishing or more. are properly pr< pared^ and make/sure thanthey are 1972 Wood Road, Scotch Plains, <**• M i • • . '•..'•• recorded^ .c.|ea»l»|» pVlor protected. Qnr office can help 07076 1-800-521-7727 Wizard's challenge Coupon E*|*«11fl4/M r 7/ mortgages aadliensfrom your protect yjm. UP TO ':i:< mysteries of sdence will be its 90th anniversary Richard Bagger (R-22) 10 NORTI1 AVK EAST Cranford Alliance Church cel- pel message. The Christian & Mis- 232-3673 at Livingston - Avenue PALUMBO & IUENAU0 i ° n V ebrated its 90th Anniversary last sionary Alliance, now a denomina- 203 Elm St, Westfield, 07090 Wednesday, Nov. 15 when ATTORNEYS AT LAW R?9O8)272TTOOJ •week during a open house. tion, has 2,000 churches in North Educational Services in con- 160MPHAIR > Hie church, tucked away on the America and 15,000 worldwide with Monroe Jay Lustbader (R-21) jfiction with the Mr. Wizard Stu- Palumbo & Renaud is a full-service law firm. •j corner of Retford Avenue and, 1,202 0 missionaries laboring in 54 (201)992-9112 Get your holiday haircut & help to presents "Mr. Wizard's Sd- Please call us if you have any questions. • High Power Gets The Job Done Fast' v Cherry Street in the heart of Cran- countries. Roosevelt Plaza Challenges." Up to 160 mph of air power quickly blows even 5 ford, has been meeting the spiri- jjtual needs of Cranford residents prevent substance abuse during the... Pipper, Mr. Wizard's of- wet. and stubborn debris. Multi-directional dis- >sincel905. assistarit, will present his "--charge blows it where you want it.. t Originally a small group of men >paced show guaranteed to ed- Limited Time Offer • Blow and Vacuum With The Same Machine. Hand women met for Bible study in and entertain 1:30 p.m. With optional attachments, you can vacuum the- I homes. The first church building 'S pre-blown piles into convenient disposable con- -was built at the present site in § 1925. Stories of tent meetings in PROP IN AND SEE US >S's fairy tale hunt tainer. One machine does the whole job! S Cranford and surrounding towns nth King's sixth-grade and Lori • Comfortable And Easy To Use tj and baptisms in the Rahway River Immediate, Family & s third-grade classes are The unique anti-vibration handle and oversized; {add rich flavor to the church's cooperatively on a fairy f early history. Occupational jubber wheels make Little Wonder blowers: (unit >• Currently, members of the con- Medical Center confortable to.use, and easy to operate. Ijgregation are actively involved in , classes are reading fairy tales • Built For The Long Haul' jj prison ministries, trie Gideons, The Id listing characters and settings, Little Wonder leaf blowers are built with! iies from each class share var- 'hospice programs, senior citizen JUST WALK IN Cranford Chronicle a highly durable 12 guage steel hous- I advocacy, pregnancy centers, tales. Later they plan to write .'•i You Need. Urn! No Appointment Nee*a*ary i Goodwill Mission, Focus on the own tales tob e published and Local News • Local Views ing, the handle and all steel computer \: Family and many other outreach ited on the computer. balanced fan comes with the industry's- !; ministries focusing on bringing the Primary Care X-RAYS & Minor Emergencies Participating shops include: )inputers everywhere only unconditional 5 year warranty., Jgospel to people near and fer.Th e LAB ON SITE Test blast the greatest value irv> j; church's doors are open toan y and Preventive Health Care you need to do is take a walk leaf blowers today!' nail who are looking for a church Company Health Services ,.i the halls, of Brookside Place ijhome. • Worker'* Compensation KJOI to see how they are inte- i Miss Cromwell, one of the ongi- Salon One Seventeen Styles Street The Total Look ting computers into the cur- "nal Bible study members, had a • Drug Testing 117 North Avenue 5 Walnut Avenue llum. The hallways and bulletin ^calling to minister for the children • Physical Exams/Consulting 107 Walnut Avenue iot Cranford and began afternoon INSURANCE 272-7117 276-1203 272-8206 is in classrooms are adorned ^meetings for them. Today the PLANS ,. computer published activities, IMMUNIZATIONS ACCEPTED idents throughout the building Call 1-800-300-9321 ! church continues a vital ministry Model #9008P J| to children in the area through 10% of sales on selected services will be donated to The Cranford Municipal integrating computers into Models available In 5, 8, and 11 hp. -Sunday School, Kids Clubs on OPEN EVERYDAY 8am - 10pm Ir daily activities. , to. .warvTto receive 20 weeks of the E Wednesday evenings and the Cran- Alliance, a ndn-profit volunteer organization dedicated to the prevention and INCLUDING WEEKENDS & HOLIDAYS itember and October projects Cranford Chronicle for just $9.60! j ford Child Care Center. reduction of substance abuse4n Cranford. The Alliance is dependent upon uaed on using the computer as a I Name. Old fashioned Quality and Serviceice^ ;, The main focus of the faithful Convenient Locations • Reasonable Fees JJQJhatjons, firants and money raised through fund raisers. I Address 14- ting nnandn publishin|)uuuu'""gn ~.tool". After "limen andTj* ESIjEfc CALL TODAY iai lessons on keyboardirW Towrt. [jwas to j—,Tm s, the students publish poems, Home Phnno •* 925-CARE 201 467-CARE For more information, call 272-3312. ecaiwd (he above named n«wp«pef In Ihe • .Christian and Missionary Alliance (2273) •s, lists, book covers, Ulustra- No oihw discounts apply. -in sending missionaries toth e Bel- (2273) , and much more. The soft- „b32•5723^ RICHARD BEZOZO, MD I dan Congo (now known as Zaire). STAN, PARMAN, MD I being used varies depending 8 ^TibetrChlnar"»»W6oHBliBer*ifr- rgjPO Box699, Sonwrglgt jj£wj^tl°£ 12 J .the Closed Wed, and Sun. / other far away places wifli the <3o«« >•!.»...». i .-I ,1995 Ar9 A-8 The Chronicle Novembers; The Chronicle 1 PUBLiabiaTICE_U?UBUC-NOTiCE- -PUBLie-NOTICE—PUBUC-NOiiCE PUBUG NOTIGE—PUBUOWOT1GE •- rPUBUC-NOTlGE—PUBUC-NOUCE— PI IBI in flOTICF PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE

—feUBUONOIICE- ~'-o .and ana premises lo be sold are aescnbad as (ollaw; COURT OF NEW JERSEY jrvjrtn n WCSrTDMSICW—— .„„ OF LOST OR RECOVERED PROPERTY D'OSen: cwnrjrs or property. UNION COUNTY SnonTSEas ««W& More than 90 dads came toLlv - ; ,, ' r'Tnf Govorning Booy ol the Township ol Crnnlord. New jerey shall expose (or sate, et Public THOMAS J. GRAOY DOCKET NO. F-3434-06 MoioaQe Servcas. Ire rVWa G£ CspW Mortos Awnue School Friday to Collector ol Taxas NOTlCe TO ABSENT DEFENDANTS «osTT«.. the PiahW herein, and oonoams '"* jgn hool y Bloc* Lot Nama . Amount STATE OF NEW JERSEY «xaiod al 30 Westerv* AvenuA tetttd In^Iha : ^ celebrate reading with theihi r Chilhil- it by. dnding or by being recovered after thsfi or robbery, and which have been In the ~?OTJT OSoUivan, Robert BTTfOTT partnrwnl and oww w •c Consiavo. Louis & Cdinerine 1.712.11 MONITOR PRODUCTIONS to recmve same ' "* owners tnoreol are unknown, cannot be found or have' YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED and requred to serve and 10 recover Several years ago a group of under the leadership of Marilyn dren.' 23 Johnson. John Jr. & Carol Ann 5,249.07 YOU MONITOR PRODUCTIONSinmrn)«d*ndant 'Sixty-Three (63) bicycles ol various makss and types 2:7 5.01 G/ati. Jamat & Malana uoon Hack. FVo. O'Day. MerMnger. Wallace & McKerma. Cranford Dramatic Club members Court and the musical director is LAS's Early Morning Reading 5.540.51 PA Attorneys lor the Ptarttf, who9e address is 30 Cokjm- m ins octon because you how • rJdr/nsrtnun*»«a t.^- ...... ,. ....„ ..^ _,-8 a, ^ |oca(bn ^ FrKtoy_ Novamb8 24 1995 (rom ,0;00 m to 12;Q0 j^^ 23' 7 Schaelar. Conrad B. Jr 5,437.16 as Turnofce, Rorham Park. New Jaraey 07832. An Answer 0367193 entered m the Unasd &fe» D*W Oourtion banded together to take their tal- Pat Pederson. Forever Fifties en- Club meets monthly for breakfast -s to to be sold are now in the possession ol the .Police Department and may be 3 Marmanxi, Oaorga Alkrnni 4,853.77 lo me Amended Complaint (and Amendmentsto Com - Jaruary '0. 1995 in Ins amount of HOOOOO, that may ... , «^,.™ WHJ •«^j, ^^JrI tlo mIheo auciionBucton.. Thine puoitpublic auctioauction shalshalll be held in pursuance qt, and In accordance with 13 Estate ol Hyman Rosnos 913.54 pia.ni. A ihere by any) Nad in a Civil Action In wftch GE aliocl ino mongaged premises. and silent reading before school. ; fr Estate of Monica DeobaJ II you are ufiaSe to obtain an *»^. ents on the road. The musical re- semble includes Charlie and Drude _ UiO Laws ol the Slate ol Now Jersey pertsirung thereto. 11 10.95B.70 Capilol Mortgage Services. Inc.. is Plaint* and Ramon Ortiz, Snyder, Thomas H & Karans S rrunSio with the Lawyer Releiral Sarvtai ol LWon Couy view is preformed for members of Roessler, Madge Wittel, Jerry Sor- The theme this month was By authority o( and (or the Township Committee ol the Townshiip of Cranford. New Jersey. 3)9 9 5,898.20 ol ate. are defendants, pending In the Superior Court ol 403 72 Wright Wanda 243.57 Now Jersey, within 35 days ol November ft 1995. exduswo t906| 353-4715; if you cannot afford an sjttmay, youm*/ Harry W. Wide rcmnncate with Lerjal Aid and/or Legal Services Office m the community who don't have the rentino, Jim Ruff, Bob Pells, Peggy "Doughnuts with Dad." Children Exodus from Egypt. J03 79 WUson. Mary Estate ol 493.79 ol such date K you fa)to d o so, judgment by defaut. may Chiel ol Police •*.• 'onocxod aoansl you lor the reW demanded m tha unoi County at (908) 354-4340, ' 420 16 Thomas Estate, c/o Thomas M 3.894.32 opportunity to see productions at Seymour, Phyllis Barmack, Mari- and parents were encouraged to Approwd: Cammwata. Marie Aniondod Oxnpfcrt (and Amendments to Complain if Dated: October « 1BBS rjONAiD F. PHEWN 23 . 4.878.78 bring the morning paper or a fa- johnLaezza Mitchell. Earl M & Diana itwn bo an/i You thai Me your answer and proof of the theater at 78 Winans Ave., lyn Vice, Jim Finnigan, Janice Township Administrator 29 2,191.09 j"M>. " nucicalo wilh tho Clerk ol tho Superior Court. TOgNeWJKg Garwood food drive BELOW IS A LIST OF BICYCLES 501 15 TruoUo. Alexander & Phyllis Cranford. Whitney, Sue Chandler, Rachel vorite book to read. Some children 1.317.44 •. ,• - j,i:.iu> Complex. Trenton. New Jersey 06625 m The Garwood School Student ' 1(VjI TO 6E AUCrriONEED , 503 6 . McOoakay, Florence . 4.158.01 i twin me lules ol CMI Practee and Procedures. This year's production, Forever Rosenblum, Ed Kowalski, Morris "shared" their dads with their " MODEL SERIAL* 5ti' 12 ' Ugooe. Lawrenca & Anharnarie 4.609.64 Fifties, will bring song and memo- Moran, Kate Slavin and John Du- friends; others came with a buddy Council is conducting its annual 423302853 50 Hablnousld. Edward & Irene 2.486.96 Thanksgiving Day food drive in 0360921212 .1- Estate ol Michael Latarrata Jr. 1.305.04 ries from the early '50s to Cranford ryee. instead. WK8OO05O1 599 3 . Armstrong. Lulu Belle et a) 3.181.56 M0OQOOS8 I M5CH5774 599 7 Brown. Naomi Hall, Cranford Health and Ex- For more information about conjunction with the Knights of ; 161.91 Ho«y HC2393761 SJS2 96 C7.4tB-11/8. 15, 22. 29 tended Care and the Thed Hospice membership or ticket reservations, Jewish sukkah Columbus. Students and staff Sho*Gun M3M0177 members are asked to donate Roadmaslof 2123490 5 Station Hteiza House. The outreach program is call the box office, 276-7611. 815882682 NOTICE OF ABSENT DEFENDANTS Trenton. New Jersey 06625 Students at Solomon Schechter KE101C527 (LS.) STATE OF NEW JERSEY TO: Unon County Section Chiel canned and boxed food items GREGORY PAPALEWS Attorneys: Day School in Cranford don't just A8O41S66 NJDEP Hockey team shows Us gratitude which can be placed in the grocery OS809506 You are hereby summoned and requiredto serv e upon $2244 CC1-1I-11/8/95 study Jewish and secular holidays SHAPIRO & KRQSMAN, PlainiWs Attorney, whose address Program planned on Big Band era Rich Hurley, Cranford High School hockey coach, presents bags in each home room until a liberty Uew Bukino, 457 rtattmssU Road. Su*e 420.. in the classroom, they also experi- HC1118878 ChenyHi. New Jersey 08002-2201., an answer to the BOROUGH OF GARWOOO • The Music Department: of. the merit, will review Jane Austin's Frank DiTulllo, owner of The Cranford Hotel, will a plaque In Thursday, Nov. 16. . . HC9067S20 comptani (and amendmert lo oomplsn< If any)fltod t i a ' FtlBUCNODCE Wednesday Morning Club~~ will Pride arid Prsjudtce-and-F-SGott-- ence them first Ihand. c<^ action ki o*kti QOUNTRWUDE FUN0MQ CORPORA- .The Borough of Garwood has awarded a oontract without ITpprecldtlorTfor hls-support of the team which Is partially: —Zrhis^irqjectJa-being jasffirseenJbjL_ - TIQNU_0art«.»id MCHlWaW, TA.yU3«ANaSHA«»- compstthe bUdng as a professional service pursuant to Publish your The festivai^rSuWtoirbrqaght _Sfl44J2-=—<——'S6412 - " Fitzgerald's The Great Gatsby at a R. TAYLOR AflVA SHAflON VOAYLOA HS WFE n +«35F4uA*1-5(1)r-Thls-oMracl~and-^^ present a program on the life of funded by players fees. The Friends of the Hockey team Will students, faculty and the school's the newly elected student officers: 74401016 Delendsnls; psndkn In l« Superior Oout d New Jersey, aumorang « are araiabla for pubio Inspection In the office Eddie Duchin and the music of his meetihg at the home of Helen Jessica McCarthy, president; D3S8S Chancery DMon, OMON and bearing DocM 4F-2831-M ol the Munopal dork. Markowich. sponsor an Ice skating party 6-8 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 25 at rabbi into the sukkah to celebrate BS3D4HS3 warm Thrvfke OS) days adsr NOVEfceEB ft igss ewb- Awarded toNei M. Cohan, Esq band during the Big Band era. Peg Leanne Hoff, vice president; QM833351 BW of such data. » you (alto do so. Service: Legal Services • Merlocal Service Aoraemenl Legal notices in The Current Affairs Department^ Warlnanco Ice Skating rink. Tickets are available by contact- this autumn holiday. The sukkah M015358XC Fee: Notto excee d $1,500,00 Ruff wiltrpresentrthe-program—1 lsffenpoybh ^ -Danielle—hUdebrandt,—treasurer;— 62 Doris Poidore will meet .1 p.m. Tuesday at tiie Ing the players or they may be purchased thajt evenTngrajt the" Ue you anewsr and prqd ol aervloe ti( WCTO and Jennifer Anderson, secretary. S765 1T 11-8-95 p.m. today at the home of Luda home of Betty Brubaker. Barbara rink. Later In the season, the friends will host the second . ting the make-shift dwellings used Tn»rh SF870S7377 ••• Oerlc ol»» 9uptrto/ Court ol. New Jersey. Hurghet Juatca The adviser of the group is Tammy BMX LY8«1122e4O3« C«n^24lSwareeLTier«(nNs*JsrseyoefeS.ln Spokoyny. Walker will discuss "Economics of annual spaghetti and meatball dinner at the Cranford Hotel. by ancient Israelites as they trav- Compac rgB2333S5B PUBUCNOmCE Benc Mountain 135222 Tha sctai has been Irtatuttd fcr l» purpose d (1) TAKE NOnCE. that on Thursday, December 7, 1995 at ' Tomorrow, the Literature Depart- the Pacific Rim." eled in the desert following their bredoairna mcnasge dated FEBnUART STiWB. made 800 PM «i the Municipal BufcSng. 567- Boulevard. Kerv Dazzla **orth. New Jersey a RJBUC HEAHNQ wi be hold by (ha Honzon O) 03771 by MCHAEL W. TAMOR AND SHABON B. TAYLCfl. A/WA SHARON W. TAYLOR, US WfE ae Mrjrtrjagor(s) to PienrWig Board ol the Borough of KarvVcrth lor the ap- Outback 0867081 proval ol a variance site plan for property owned by J. H. EH1003221 COUNTRVWDE FUNONQ CORPORATION recorded on Forbes 400 MARCH 17, 19Q2, M Book 4490 W Mongsgse fa UMON Shaw Reeky shown on tha tax maps of tha Borough d Cantun/ 830121574 Kenilwonh as Hock 60 Lot(s) T 4 101 located at 123 N. al -ftesstaeas—- conosrrian usiiiaaa uaiiimii ^^taicrwiBi-l aUJtimi loanmuul- NEWSPAPERS Grabber STREET. PLAMTELO. NEWr r-OTOR •n mduslnal structure. Mouhtain-.. . B2078HUFFY33325 If you are unatM to obtain an aaomey. you may com- . Blua Hade Steel. Appfcart A Division of Forbes Inc. Osmond Back WC7C4851.1 . inuncaia v4h (ha New Jarsay SMa Bar AaaocWon by Tris retjce a puUsned by the Arjpicsnl by Order of the O77S01 •'.•"• caang (201) 2404000. You may saw contact *» lawyar Borough ol Kenifcorth Planning Board R74508922 referral Mrvca of la Cony of Venue by caang Joseph J.Triersl. HC4207511 008-363-1715 If you cam* atord an anrjmey. you may 185 North Avenue East . This Merchant In Cclcl>raihi^ 0640045 oomrruicala wth lha Lagaf Stntoes Ofabs of tie County Cranlord. New Jersey 07016 of Venue by caang 9O8-3rS434a Pnone No. (908) 70*1700 48945148160M Attorneytor Appfcart , Blue Blade Steel B1B01HUFFY24611 You GREGORY PAPAUDOS an matte • pany uatandanl $1122 ' CC2 IT 11*95 We are WrVDOIIBS to trw toredceure actat bacauas you may have an Merest in ths tubfBd properly by reason of • Ian, •ncurnbrance, or HC5f»77S4 othervMse Mhdi may be psrfsdad agajna! ths prapsny by Participating ill the MOKa07831 BC«OUGHOFGAflWOOO. bang iotaoDted and for any right Me. dsim or Haraat you LEGAL NODCE -a-newspaper- MOKS133005 i sj 'i> ii Ji In if anainf isiil inmtjanaci iiairiaas 010913631 . PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that on Ncwember Z 19096. after Dated it-g-BS a pubfc haanng, tie Zoning Board of Adjustment voted to «0S4aHUFFV3«fMS DONALD F.PHELAH Clark warta Use vananceto Mr . Brett YaruasUi the matter of 8T40S116 ' Supsrior Court of New Jarsay • 11J Oak Seael.tojjermit a s«icle or two unit Owing n (he HCOSOaW "The is an soarnpt'to rjcaad a debt and any irsofmaaon of general obtanad we1 be used for tal pupoae. J255O 0CS1T11-WB Board Secretary W078«0203S j«B3 CC41T11-8-96 circulation and BSRSOSrUSFlsmSGB m ;AKt NOriCE rtm tw Bonuoh of Qantood, apptcant BCA2C87073 ana awn of portona of tm project knti. paposai to 29077)0604230 laKai (salton th e aia»g book, oon- accept legal JO45J • '•, . : • iiroct gaocm watt along ths Brook, mprova lour bridges 8100828581 • and conurud a i.i'Oiets usesd chamef Mth eanti brjoom OV8328 flporuni ol tie GaMood Bro* torn • pant souh of •• HCEEP TSM Canal RghHfLwey to a port onavhurttad aouti of tie notices for Somerset, UOMO161718 Waomr Avenue brldjs. The baame 6* Wm pnpd K bested irw prsetnt locaaon of »» brook. The tnpruvameuyM CC»1T11-(MS podide oe hudejyeahdj r potjca^toesnifnifjjoaait^toiifiJ are* ol |he BcrauQh and wi po>Ma on»nundnd year TOWNSHIP OF CHANKWD ; • CURRENT Middlesex and Union Counties protecton to M vat area whan fuus) hpovarnantt are . • poBocNOTtce. • '. •..'•• • .• •"• r»ni«dd dodnsst eearna . Nbnct at SALE or moKtm . « to prcuds atgaj nuslcaSon t«( tic referenced WITH THE FOR NON4te¥UENT Of TAO9 AMD OTHER MUN1O»>AL CHARGES PUBLIC NOTICE IS rCRERBYGrVEN lhat, I Thomas J. Graoy. CoasOor ol TBJSM ol Vm Townshp of Oartord in ityrntrtMi Prosaoaiiri and Eneroy. L UseRsc/ia- tn» Couvy ol Unon. «Mi sen el Pubkc Sale on » ton Element lor a, InoViduel VHsaani.li P» land 9ketm SoringWdAyenuerCranlar4rNew Jersey tHIAUoti such owe end place lo *ho>t seid saW nay tart be aV DoraGiberson I" edrourned. aabh and al ol the several lot* and parcels of land aatssiarl In Itis rsspertrna peranne «hnaa names Weaand Psrmi aid i Cranford kit sal opposite each respective parcel as me owner tnereol lor tha total amount ol rnunispal sent rheipeebe psrrm wi stow me B to conduct cenan kntsd »O*nst «aed lands retoecavely. ea compuad up tojrj* 8«i day of December si as required under »• i»cwfri»ia of ^«lht S A-tcK 4 Chaptei 5.' Tide S4 of the rawiaed statutes of New Jersey 1937. enttieri^Sale of Reel Properly lo-tVaorce Tha comonts tnoWdua! Wat firmma and 9taem Erv - u«o«\'See»or<54J-pa) hens sevsra«V chargaaole aga«isl the t»iie on M JIM day ol December. rtW & c*o* .Tm rotptrtrntrt of EnMraraTeMt] Prtasdton and tSWf 'enAjsMi 'l)od.ih»'Qostt of *e sale. Parcels wi be told aubiact to m^ovmani aassstmam inetatHwfr not yet due and v* letotrced parcel. Wtin oommerea thoukl be aubml- 908/722-3000 (Mtfed or added asaesmtnii of nvro>emer«s at prodded M NJSA. 54:4-«]2 end «4-631. - ud to me Dapanmanl wsNrt 15 oays ol reoaung notes ENTER AT ANYONE OF -M Wiftar notde1 ttvu t*d lands ** bs told at 18% irnarest or >est 10 make the amount; ol munocel kens Comments «e be ecoipM unaVtie Otptrkntnt mete* a crbgeabie eoenst radarr<»on «f the k»M*t rate of msantsl The payments tor the tale thai be.before the deoeon on t* aopiceaan. neatt tubrnl yourttrttan oan v 276-6000 *ick*o" oft* sale by cash, certted Check or money order, or the prooeny thai be reeoW. PraperM*tor «Nc h menti aong #«h • copy of l>e Mar lor. N«w jersey Osoartment ol EriwonmsnW PntKton X6203 r«a ft* nol otter purchasers than be stuck oM and told to the To*neh« of Crantord m accordance wth said act. ; V iflc.tunure,'Waieet,on Hjbeeonem nerie than be ticoed at prowdad by le* i Energy Land Uee RsaJsaon BanaM Bureau or RtguJeam ' To Get In Touch With Your World CN40t ' - ••'-•. •.-'•. *. *•> : «;.» .••;'/**•« s. v »•'

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"These new relationships really >* of Loyal Order of Moose Lodge 369 East Mount Pleasant Ave., Liv- Church and was voted the church's will be in Fairview Cemetery, West- With blouse maker, water company "26, t^arolPetz-led-those-gatheredat ~ - And—while—Grahfordites—will- _came about because of this book." 767-in Sebastian.— —-i—• i««»««w»- moving to Clearwater. Kenilworth; 10 grandchildren; your favorite charity. j; She was a member of St Cecelia nine great-grandchildren. ^ their daughter libby (for whom I tion and we felt there were certain including neighborhoods, the river,'which still continues tobu m today. A funeral service was held Nov. 3 was a nanny my first year and a populations that were unrepre- famous faces, the downtown, the Nad year, Mr. Fuhro will graduate jRoman Catholic Church in Clear- Mary Posipanko Loboda, 86 half back in Cranford), that I came at St Cecelia Catholic Church, fol- sented," said Mr. Fuhro, "including public safety departments and college with a history degree jUniter. Her husband, Frank Sev- lowed by burial at Sylvan Abbey Frances Drobish Silver to know and love Liz. Both Liz and terino, died in 1985. Bamberger's retiree; active in GOP Evelyn lived most of their lives in Lebanese, Italian-Americans and sports. Mr. FridTingtbn is retired from Memorial Park In Clearwater. African-Americans. We really "I think people will be very sur- Kean College where he taught New ^ Surviving are three sons, Frank Arrangements were by Rhodes CRANFORD - Mary A. Po-Gill Apartments Deli clerk at a local supermarket Cranford, both were dedicated sipanko Loboda, 86, died Nov. 1, dub in Cranford. church women, both were very in- didn't want to put a book out that prised at how 'countrified,' rugged Jersey and American West history. |p>a son, Stephen G. both. Historical museum LAWRENCE FUHRO »l»d ROBERT FHIDUNQTON & «Vt Marie Petrozzello, 61 the receiving department of the tessen clerk at the former Path- Sih^r, a daughter, Mary Ann Sev- .!."•; ."f!'.'.",i: ••• . •: farmer* N3amb€rg$i0lm(iepax!ysft£At Veronica mark supermarket . in .. Cranford erage;six grandchildren and four Karln •PeteT&bri Knitowski and Mary Ann Fior- until her reSrament In 19^8! great-grandchildren. By JOANNE McFAPPO< .tpPU,.,,,^wi, ,;vthe\,.oo- duding •• • structural, mechanical, tion proyAfii" meeting short term, . "We are very excited about thfij Recently of Cranford; services today store in Newark. ' . •• . Cranford all her life. After college ( ? illo; six grandchildren and eight Mrs. Silver was born in Dickson A funeral Mass was celebrated chaiiwomen for the living museum electrical and safety, intermediate and long-range goals. said Mrs. Widdows, who spoke, to £RANFOHD - Marie J. DeMa- Petrozzello and Anthony Petroz- Mrs. Loboda was bom in Bridge- she came back to Cranford and THE CHRONICLE ~~ """ campaign, the society now will • and determine a chronology of rmls Petroaello, 61, died Nov. 5,zello; and two daughters, Rose- great-grandchildren. City, Pa., and had lived in Garwood Saturday at St Anne's Church. taught art at Orange Avenue The co-chairwomen have been the Rotary dub last week. port, Pa. She lived in Newtek; Irv- seek an architectural firm to com- the building construction 1995 at St Elizabeth Hospital in marie Petrozzello and Toni Ann A funeral Mass was celebrated since 1942. She also was a life Burial was in Fairview Cemetery, School. She met and married an- The trustees of the Cranford His- hard at work formor e than a year enthusiasm is building." o.y- ington; Orlando, Fla.; and most re- member of the Altar Rosary Soci- Westfield. plete the structure report The sur- The report will include: C&zabeth. She was bom in Newark Petrozzello. Saturday at St John the Apostle other teacher, Hank Burk, who still torical Society have taken the next researching Irving museums, fund* And so is the workload, cently in Cranford. Roman Catholic Church in Linden. ety at St Anne's Roman Catholic Arrangements were by the step toward their dream of creating vey is expected to define the exist- • structure reoomrnendations; Ishil lived in Union before moving Services will be U ajn. todaya t teaches math at the nigh school. ing mechanisms and architectural women, who spend at least half, of W Cranford in 1991. the Mastapeter Funeral Home, 400 She also was a committee chair- Burial was in Christ the King Cem- Church. Dooley Funeral Home in Cranford. Karin took time off to raise her two a living museum here in Cranford. ing building and provide short- and • a concept vision which will inte- firms. They must now move into a every day thinking about the ttw Her husband, William Petroz- Faitoute Ave., Roselle Park. Burial woman for 20 years with the Essex "eteiy, Franklin Lakes. boys. Recently, the trustees agreed to long-range step-by-step plans to grate the site, home tnd neighbor- fund-raising mode and are ready to seum. I : : zeHo, is deceased. will be in Gate of Heaven Cem- County Republican Organization. Arrangements were by the Eric, graduated from Rutgers develop a living museum. 1 fund a historic structure report, a hood;. • I-:" •;." ••:•, ;•'• •• - speak to civic organizations and "We really want this to b* ia 1 Surviving are two sons, William etery, East Hanover. Mrs. Loboda was a member of the Dooley Funeral Home- Protect your plans from inflation, University and is now working for prerequisite to applying for grant The examiners wia also: • a detailed preservation plan that dubs regarding the plans for a liv- showcase for the town, county and a trade newspaper. Eric's latest joy money from the New Jersey His- • assemble all existing reports, addresses stabilization, restoration, ing museum. The society will host state," said Mrs. Widdows. is a new red convertible. The preservation and reconstruction; "Not many societies have pjjp Burks' son, David, attends Rutgers torical Trust for the Preservation photographs, census data, family the Lantern Light Ball June 15, The cost of everything ceeded along these-lines," addfd and cry continues over FAA noise plan now and is studying accounting. Bond Grant Program. histories, maps, arid land transfers; • a schedule of phased develop- 1996 to help offset the costs of the continues to rise. Karin returned to teaching in According to Addie Vogel and • review the existing systems, in- ment to implement the preserva- report. Mrs. Vogel. "We will be the model." By KEVIN COUJOAN covered," he said, • , According to the agency, the Soi- •• Westbound departures from various schools in the area. Six The FAA's decision is a major berg plan will reduce noise for Newark airport that pass over Even funerals. years ago, she took over the direc- [•HE CHRONICLE some 40 percent of state residents Scotch Plains, Plainfield and Ber- I torship of Prime Time, the before- defeat forth e New Jersey Coalition But you can prevent keley Heights will head to a new and after-school program for chil- Parliamentarians attend The air traffic noise reduction Against Aircraft Noise (NJCAAN), affected by two air route realign- inflation from affecting Holocaust survivor to speak Nov. 13T which is comprised of smaller, ments in 1987 and 1989. At the departure gate located over the dren which is held in the Presby- plan announced by the Federal 0 terian Church every afternoon. Be- Mollie Hofihung Sperling, an area resident and — followed by a camp in Germany, near LeipsigV' \viation Administration (FAA) last local anti-noise groups from time of the changes, the FAA failed Soiberg Navigational Aid near your funeral. annual state convention Readington. fore school care is done at each of member of Qrartford's Tempte>Beth-El, will present After being liberated by the Russian Army in 1945^ week has some local advocates throughout the state. to do an environmental impact the elementary schools 7-8:30 a.m. Members of the Cranford Unit of Parliamentarians. 4 Holocaust Survivor's Story to the Cranford Col- Mrs. Sperling emigrated to the United States four»v ^raising the heavens, while others NJCAAN bitterly opposed the Soi- statement (EIS). The Soiberg plan • To allow for the change in New- FUNERAL During the first year of Prime Parliamentarians who attended the The New .Jersey State Associa- lege Women's dub 8 pjn. Monday. years later, coming to Elizabeth. 'r>y. Mite the skies. berg proposal and pushed for an is the result of an after-the-fact EIS ark departures, arrivals to New Time, she and Kathy Coccia were state convention last weekend were tion of Parliamentarians held its Mrs. Sperling will offer the audience a first-hand The program will be held in the Youth Center oft u- The FAA's Soiberg Mitigation ocean routing plan which would which began four years ago. York's LaGuaxdia airport will be DIRECTORS the only workers. This year there First Presbyterian Church of Cranford. The publkp moved 10 miles south. President Sally Minshall and Betty annual convention last week at the account of the horrors of the Holocaust Proposal, named for a navigational move air traffic out over the Atlan- The FAA pledges to continue to are 10 workers beside Karin. Kathy Holiday Inn in Tinton Falls. is invited to attend ••••'. \o-f-' • Routes currently over Summit, Brubaker, Ruth Pringle, Jean Mur- At the age of 12, she was forced to live in the litf in Hunterdon County, should tic Ocean. respond to New Jerseyans' air Coccia, Maureen Brady, Flo Jones Gov. Christine Todd Whitman Program chairwoman is Sally Harrington. Carole^ t Madison and Morristown, which -Since 1874- phy, Beverly Wolf, Margaret •educe aircraft noise for 18,755 "{The Soiberg plan] provides noise complaints. and Ruth Halko, mothers from declared the week of Oct. 29-Nov. 4 Krakow, Poland ghetto and from there was sent to Rood will provide refreshments. For more informal then head west toward Long Valley Stevens, Allison Carter, Hope -fnlbn County residents by rerout- very minor relief for a very small "This decision does not in any town, also help out Three local col- as Parliamentary Law Week three different concentration camps - two in Po- tion about the Cranford College Women's Club, call will move to the north through Fred Gray, Jr., David B. CrabM. Paulette Crablel. lege girls, Lisa Mason, a senior at Diggs, Margaret Howarth, Irma ng air traffic leaving Newark In- area," said NJCAAN board member way signify the end of the agency's throughout New Jersey. land where she worked in ammunitions factories Nathalie Monahan at 353-2008. Union and Essex counties, then William A. Doyle, Executive Administrator Kean College, and Denise Lutz and Mirante, Isabelle Bosman, Helen The Cranford Unit meets every Srriational Airport Residents in Jerry Feder of Westfield "The commitment to work with New Marlene Toth, who attend Union Wargo and William Farrar. ocean route had far superior noise Jersey residents to reduce aircraft cross Morris County near Boonton month to study Parliamentary law and near Scotch Plains and Fan- and Dover. ,....' CRANFORD: 12 Springfield Ave., Dale Schoustra, Mgr. • 276-0092 County College, also work with the Marya Rush of the Cranford Unit and procedure. bna wo|d should notice a decrease in relief for far more people." noise/' said Barry Valentine, as- • Other Newark departures would WESTFIELD: 318 East Broad St., Fred H. Gray, jr. Mgr. • 233-0143 children. Alan Ruz, a former sub- was installed as president of the For more information, call Jean Garden Club hosts flower-arranging program ie noise, according to the "Soiberg moves noise from over sistant administrator for policy, stitute teacher, and two local high New Jersey State Association of Murphy at 789-1045. the houses of some NJCAAN di- planning and international avia- be re-routed over Morris County. school students, Bridget Servis and The Garden Club of Cranford is Mr. Piecara's skilSkill in flower ar- ture or a related field, The _ Noise levels over the rest of state will remain unchanged, rectors to houses occupied by other tion. "What it does is bring closure Kevin Caterino, round out the presenting Holiday vignettes by ranging to music. An afternoon tea scholarship was awarded to xhe plan is a modified version of NJCAAN directors," Mr. Feder con- to the New Jersey EIS process, al- staff. Zanfardino family welcomes daughter and boutique will follow 12:30 p.m. las Williams. Mr. Williams gradu- Thorn Piecara 12:30 pjn. Sunday, f'ibrmula proffered by Scotch tinued. "There is no net relief." lowing the agency to seek mitiga- Karin herself is known by Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Zanfardino measured 21 inches longg- She jjoins Nov. 12 at First Presbyterian The event is to support the Gar- ated from Cranford Higl Union County Places of Worship friends as a great cook (her Christ- a this past spring. He attends Mns resident E. Dennis Hardie, Some maverick NJCAAN mem- tion strategies as part of a regional of Cranford have announced the brother, Michael Christopherhih , 22 mas cookies are superb) and as an Church of Cranford, comer of den Club'ti scholarship, awarded University of Vermont and chairman of Scotch Plains/Fan- bers, however, embraced the Soi- follow-on study." artist Her Tole paintings decorate birth of «* daughter. Md North Union and Springfield Av- each year to a high school or col- environmental science. wood Citizens Against Aircraft berg plan. Mr. Feder puts little stock in the her house and give all who see enue. lege student residing in Union "i;m delighted," said Cranford's pledge. "I don't have much hope ST BERNARDS Anne, Oct. 25, 1995. The baby eter, Pa. paternal grandmotheg r is • Scholarship fund donation Noise (SPFCAAN). Mr. Hardie en-; KENILWORTH them joy. Her latest interest is in The presentation will showcase County who is studying horticul- Please call 709-1289 for tickets. '^ dorsed the agency's move. Katherine Cowperthwaite. "This is for it," he said. "That's a thing to CATHOLIC CHURCH To Advertise in the weighed 8 pounds 11 ounces and Mary Zanfardino of Paramus. GOSPEL CHAPEL basket weaving. -nc.b ""The FAA's decision to provide a partial rollback. It's a very good say to make people feel better • * * start" while [FAA officials] aren't doing 368 Sumn«r Aye. Union County Newark Ave. & 23rd St., Konllworth lelief to Scotch Plains and Fan- 908-272-6131 Halloween found enthusiastic vood is a victory for the com- Ms. Cowperthwaite also criticized anything." Piminfreld adults joining in the festivities. Sunday Services: Suburban lightspot munity and all those who have her group's ocean route. "It's abso- His NJCAAN colleague was more Places of Worship Dressed as a king, Frank W. 11 am - Family Bible Hoor and I I. worked since 1989 toge t our peace lutely ridiculous," she aaid. "[ The optimistic. "I am here to say we Krause, DDS, carried around his Quips, quotes, puns and anecdotes from the lighter side o/ life in suburban '.' Mass Schedule Call Donna at J are not working with the same 6:00pm • Evening Services scepter at the a Halloween bash Union County. Readers are encouraged to contribute by calling 276-6000, fax, and'quiet back," said Mr. Hardie. Cranford area] would be exchang- Saturday: 5:30pm ing the noise we have for more type of people who were in charge Monday, 7:00pm • Boys Brigadi Tuesday afternoon at his office on ing 276-6220, or writing this newspaper at P.O. Box 626, CranJ'otxi 07016.'? In anticipation of the Soiberg Sunday: 8:00,9:30 908-722-3000 Wednesday, 7:30pm • Pray«f and Blbl* Study North Avenue West Kris McManus Anonymity is negotiable, but toe need a signature and phone number /oP' loute, Mr. Hardie said SPFCAAN noise." in the beginning," said Ms. Cow- Friday, 7:00pm - Youlh Matting lJO Friday Night Childran's Club was the ace of spades, Jennifer verification, ' volunteers have been monitoring The PAA contended the ocean perthwaite. "They realize they have . , 11:30 am Ext. 6255 7-8:30 pm (Grade School Age) Wright the queen of hearts, Laurie Air traffic noise throughout the route plan would cause safety to correct the problem." • Call lor More Inlormallon Eska the court cat, and the jovial It gains something In the translation 4rea to provide "baseline data" for problems, scheduling delays at The Soiberg plan will make the jester was Linda Favon. ijuture air noise comparisons. Newark International Airport and following changes in current air The group exited the building on Amanda spoke only Spanish until she was 4 years old, and so St. Th«r«sa't Church TERRILL ROAD command of the English language has always been a little sh« . IV pretty much got the town increase noise over Staten Island. routes: their way to the Rustic Mill for uvy A

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Tickets are now on sale for the Cranford Junior Woman's Club's "Home for the Holidays" House Community SIDELINES Tour 1-5 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 3. The self-guided tour will feature Cougars clawing for playoff spot five homes decorated for the holi- briefs day season with wreaths, center- something," said Cranford Head pieces and holiday greenery pro- Running hard By JAMES REILLY to Skyland Conference doormat back Jim Addesso. vided by area garden clubs and flo- Ivfov. 22, social (community rSorres THE CHRONICLE ' Coach Nick Brown. "I love it. I ab- North Hunterdon are akin to the Defensively, the Cougars will solutely love it. These kids have odds of Peter McNeeley winning rists. The Hanson House, 38open). »< Cranford's Krause, a rely on emotional leader Matt Springfield Ave., Cranford, Will Nov. 29, bingo and hot dogs. *} The Cranford High football team the table set for them. If we win, the heavyweight boxing champion- sophomore Allegheny is coming off one of its most suc- and they (Rahway or Phillipsburg) Quinn at linebacker, while the re- serve as the location for a Hospital- Nov. 9, Cash-O-La at Bifrgei$ ship of the world, but Rahway will turn of Fekete, who missed time ity House and Holiday Boutique (Pa.) Col-' cessfuh' weeky in recent memory, lose, we're in. It's that pimple." have to score a knockout punch in King in Garwood. ^ J due to a hip-pointer will buttress where wreaths and other assorted Trips: Nov. 13 and Dec. lltiT.'^Sj lege, without even playing a game. Cranford hosts East Side High order to upset the defending North While the Cougars (4-3) rested (1-6) at Memorial Field Saturday at an already strong 'backer corps holiday handicrafts will be sold. Mahal, Atlantic City. Cost is^Hg helped lead win it to keep our hopes alive, Jersey Section 2, Group 2 champ theif sore limbs and fine-tuned 1:30 on Senior Day, while Rahway Hill toppers. with Addesso, Brian Weingart and Ticket_. s areT $1 2 in advance and May 20-24, Fallsview Hotel ir^thcyj the Gator which is v/hat the playoffs are all their conditioning during the bye(4-3) hosts Summit (5-1) and Phill- Cranford welcomed the week off Dave Thorn playing with determi- are available in Cranford at the Catskills, $289 double, three rneabfi cross coun- about," said Brown. "We had been Cranford Book Store, Crisanti daily and entertainment nightly^ week, Rahway High and Phillips- ipsburg (4-2) travels to winless as nagging injuries were allowed to nation and grit. try team to burg lost last weekend, setting up a North Hunterdon. A Cranford win shying away from using the P- Shoes,_Geiger's, Linda's JJook Ex- Contact Nat Amsterdam, 276-6178 j* heal, and other than the season- Clark takes over the leadership , iU golden opportunity tp visit a place word (playoffs) but this week we change and-The Arrangement In or Hy^Finston, 276-2845. "~ ^% r its best fin- coupled with jLRahway or_ Phillips- .jending illness (to tailback Jon Cranford hasn't been for 20 years: burg loss will result in the Cougars looked the players in the eye arid of the defensive backfield with Westfield they are available at Birthdays • in November sareji ish ever, Haug, the Cougars are healthy. Dave Penta and Stiansen in cover- McEwen's Flowers. On the day of Madeline Angelo,*Blahche The Playoffs. qualifying for the North Jersey were straight with them. It's time. Sophomore Mark Stiansen will second "I haven't been able to sleep for Section 2, Group 3 state playoffs We need to go out and play like a age, and kicker/punter Dave Let- the tour, tickets will be available Elizabeth Connors, Marie Einfyomg; place in the get the nod at quarterback in the for $15 at the Hanson House. Mike Finnegan, Otto G"— ' more than a few hours at a time, for the first time since 1975. playoff team Saturday and take it wishbone, while Tyrone Clark and tieri is riding a wave of confidence uss, ^North KABEN-McKENNA and JERRY ROSADO ~~The yiwimls~fbr~thi •PeLer Made because I kepp-wakin^-iip-inl?t-cnld-—^We!ro-lpoking-at East- Sjde-as-a- -Nick-Fekete-will-geWhe-bulkvoHhe— after-his-game-winning-field-goal benefit Project Home of Cranford Ann McMaster, Irene PospiseVAl-j. Coast Ath- sweat thinking about a new play or playoff game, because we need to The odds of Phillipsburg losing carries behind the blocking of. full- against Plainfield tw6 weeks ago. Inc., which provides financial as-^ fred Romano and Eunice Thoden. u.- letic Conference Champion- Ms. McKenna, Mr. Rosado sistance to people in Cranford who Anniversaries are: Ruth and,.Nat; ships last week. are in danger of be«>niing''honie- Amsterdam, Laura and Robert Hignt The St. Joe's graduate was /", • to a crisis situation: Cran- h<*» Harript and Charlg oH^orsMhW-finisher-irr MR. and MRS. RICHARD FITZPATRICK ford Cares for Kids, a grassroots Carolyn and Harry LLrt; Mr. and Mrs. John F. McKenna majoring in management She is a organization founded in 1993" toMarie and Walter Newhard. .T ^ the 94-man field in 27.24.8 of Crahford have announced the service manager with First AUmeri- help families pay medical related and earned second-teami AH- Ms. Hunte, Mr. Fitzpairick marriage of their daughter, Karen ca Financial life Insurance Com- and non-reimbursed costs associ- NCAC honors. pany, Parsippany. ated with caring for a child with a Family conference; slated a> McKenna, to Jerry Rosado of Stan- Jewish Family Service of Centrnfr Her fiance.is a 1980 graduate of,. prolonged illness;-and the Cranford / /'' celebrate nuptials in Clark hope, son of Mr. arid Mrs. Leon Sussex Vocational Technical Junior Woman's .Club Annual New Jersey and the Union Coyntyl Hammer of Effort, Pa. Hoops du jour T)gwrr~partene~Huilte, daughter—breath-anehgreenar School. He is self-employed in Scholarship Fund, which is given Department of Human Services^' . The future bride graduated from Division on a LaBracio digs science, sax of M. Clyde and June Hunte of Jeanne Grover was matron of cpmmerdaljwat^roofing and con- to two. high school seniors who The Cranford girls PAL Cranford High School in 1982 and struction. have demonstrated outstanding conference titled "Family Caregiv^' Cranford, was married May 13,honor for her cousin. Bridesmaids basketball team will hold try- Q — What are your plans after were Michelle Garrustazo, Allison Bloomsburg University in 1987, A June wedding is planned community service. • ing Across the life Span" 1 ilmj By JAMES REILLY 1995, to Richard Shawn Fitzpatrick, Sunday at the Union County £ol* outs for graduation? • nn r»f RirharH nnH Kathleen Fitz- Vaida, Lisa Grari and Teresa The tour will conclude with the THE CHRONICLE nf a Victorian doll house at lege Roy Smith Auditorium, Qran*. sixth-, sev A — I won't know for sure until patrick of Port Reading. HunteT~ . : • ' Dec. 15 but I hope to go to Dart- becomesbride- the Hanson House. Tickets for the IStdT Although you might not notice, The bride was given in marriage Vincent Ceglia was best. man. more information, call 352* Cranford High's Joe LaBracio is a tih^^j by her parents during a double- Ushers were Edward Banaisiak, Al- doll house are $1 and are available For at the Cranford Book Store, Gei- 8375. busy guy.- ring Nuptial service at Osceola fred Turello, Mark Moran and of Ross Cerini at St. Anne's gradors in LaBracio, in addition to serving Q — How did you deal with the Presbyterian Church in Clark. Of- James Fitzpatrick. ger's and Salon 117 prior toth e the upstairs pressure of the college admissions Karen Anne Aagesen of Gar- as captain of the varsity boys soc- ficiating were Rev. Dr. Robert The bride's cousin, Rachelle tour and at selected tour homes Volunteers are needed! ~ process? wood, daughter of John andVibeke and the Hanson House the day of gym at cer team, has a myriad of other Kopp of New Kensington, Pa., Rev. Hare, was flower girl, and the The Hunnells Specialized Hqspig \ — I'm in a very competitive Aagesen of New Providence, was the tour. Cranlord school commitments and manages S. Timothy Pretz of Clark; and the bridegroom's nephew, Matthew tal Volunteers Guild held the "sec* class, where like the top3 0 stu- married June 3, 1995, to Ross For more information, call 276- High this to fulfill them all while maintain- bride's brother, Rev. David D. Moran, was ring bearer. A recep- ond of their monthly sales Oct 12; ing an astronomical 4.65 grade dents all have 4.0 GPA's, so there's James Cerini, son of Robert and 0089, or 272-2092. to raise funds for the benefit of thf£ month. lots of pressure. But I'm not really Hunte of Jeannette, Pa tion was held at the Pines in Edi- Rpsetta Cerini of Scotch Plains. point average. Organist Carol Riddlestorffer and son. residents of the hospital. ~ Tryouts Politics is one area of interest as JOELaBRACIO hung up on being number one. The bride was given in marriage ii vocalists Maryann ~StanKo and~ Herb* flower talk set Since the Volunteers Guild ,>yas^ will be held LaBracip is president of the Stu- Right now I'm third in the class. 'The bride graduated from Cran- by her parents during a ceremony That's why I like using music as Helen Veverka provided music ford High School in 1985, and The GFWC Village Improvement " organized 13 years ago, more tjiat w nBe~ltext""'twb""Tues ing, the soldiers will study the Thursday Nov. 9th from 2 to 4pm Ave. West, Cranford Qiiilal Doll. (908)722-3000, Saturday Nov. 11th from 1 to 4 pm Boatlcd Ucc Applique* 7<) WEST GRAND ST. Army mission and will receive in- (908) (CONIINl/AIIONOI SOI IIII AVI .) Prices include all costs to be paid by the consumer except for lie, reg. & taxes. struction in drill and ceremonies, NICOLE'S YOGA CENTER 276-6366 276-8030 ext. 6255 » Not responsible for typographical errors. 908-354-8080 908-574-0385 \ ELIZABETH, NJ Sc MablnEspanol weapons, tactics and other areas. (008)789-6426 2011 SI. Georgti Ave... Ribway, N J. 07065 \ , UIISMI On Sn -FaxH908)-7M-0063— M. Kroyer Sr. of Cranford. November 8, 1995 The Chronicle A-15 A-14 The Chronicle Novembers, 1995

YOUTH SPORTS

^ SOCCER FOOTBALL -more-than-juat-bravado; GIRLS DIVISION S CRANFORD PAL Quarterback Dan Lueddeke di- Cranford Cobras 0, Millburn 2 BTEAM THE CHRONICLE' The first half belonged to the Magic who The Cranford B team played host to Berke- rected the. simple, devastating" of- constantly pressured the Cobras' defensive ley Heights' B In a game that quickly turned The runaway train disguised as. fensive attack on soggy Prey Field line of Amanda Ray, Kate Blfher, Maureen Into a mud bowl. Cranford began the game on the Johnson Regional High football in Berkeley Heights, throwing for Muntz, Alaaa Buonaguro and Lindsay Fisher. defonse and tho front line of Dan Garay, Dan team streaked passed yet another one TD and passing for another. Swider, Joe Giacobbe and Josh Harris quickly •ujeothep-tek Taking advantage of a fast break opportunity opponent Saturday, this time mak- Senior fullback Prank Mentzel bar- which developed at mldfield, the Magic found learned that it was going to be a tough day In Rare gems come to Cranford HOME REMODELING CENTER ^ the insldo of the net for their first score. Min- the trenches. Berkoley Heights attempted to ing a short stop to pick up therelled in from the 6-yard line for utes later another shot on goal was deflected run the ball up the middle but with tho front Mountain Valley Conference, the first two scores, and wideout - How Windows • I'orch & Screen Kiwtosuirs by tho Cobras. But an anxious Magic forward's line digging In and tho linebackers, Tom Mountain Division title on the way. Greg Layden hauled in a Lueddeke k. Kilclwns ciiul Htiihs Stianson and Steve Kravots, corning up to seal Three-day event will showcase antiques, jewelry, stones extended foot found the, ball before the Cobras The Crusaders (7-0) hammered pass for a 46-yard scoring strike, • & Much More! could save H. any'holes, Berkeley Hoights was shut down artin Jewelers, 12 North Ave. W., and had to punt Governor Livingston (Berkeley Running back Joe Aleffi rambled tographer, will give a lecture and show rare him many of his other phenomenal cat's eye 00 mpleto The Cobras rebounded and came alive in will hold a three-day event begin- $200- OFFjob FREE WINDOW the second half, applying pressure on the Offense took over on Cranford's own 40 yard Heights) Saturday 46-0, yielding in for a 36-yard score to end the cat's eye gemstones 1 p.m. Saturday at Mar- gemstones including "Shannon Waves," the lino and quarterback Florio Hawkins Im- Magic and only allowing them to two shots on ning tomorrow with the first public tin Jewelers. only known example of bi-color cat's eye em- INSULATED VINYL I mediately attempted to tako to the air complet- only 19 yards from scrimmage on first half Johnson up 26-0, and all goal. The Cobras' offense, Clare Gallagher, defense, and besting its 44 point that remained for the second half 'ft Mopportunity to view and purchase He will have with him his famous "Mona erald; "Viana," a cat's eye chrysoberyl weigh- WINDOWS. I ing a 20-yard line before losing tho ball on SIDING • ROOF Mallory Harlm, Julie Ann Kuczynskl, Courtney downs. antique, estate and antique reproduction jew- Modal 100 iMUItod - Schreiber and Meghan Wischusen all had per game average with a methodi- was whether or not the Crusaders lisa" alexandrite. This rare gemstone is green ing more than 11 carats, voted Stone of the Berkeley Heights decided to attompt to run elry and objects d'arte. missed opportunities that could not find the cal, unstoppable offensive perform- would secure their sixth shutout of Year by the cutters; red cat's eye chrysober- the ball to the outside looking for some dry in sunlight, changes to purplish red in can- CARPORTS Inside of the net Unable to attend the game During its 50-year history, Martin Jewelers Buy5r $159 | footing. Outside linobackor Mike Carbone and ance. the season. dlelight and features a mesmerizing white yls; cat's eye in aquamarine; and a host of Gef 1 Free u to7oui wore Susan Freoman and Gloria Ryan. has won a reputation among jewelry collec- P comer Brian Mannuzza were both credited with "Championships don't come easy Keeping the Highlanders out of eye that follows the viewer in the same man- other cat's eye gemstones previously exhib- touchdown-saving open field tackles. Safeties in this world," exalted Johnson the end zone in the second half tors as a prime source for these items and the ited by Mr. Kennedy at the American Mu- BOYS DIVISION 5 Hanlef Davis-artd Dave Wagner were pressed- Head Coach Bob Taylor after the was managed mostly due to the traditional, once-a-year sale is a much anti- ner as the eyes of the Mona Lisa . $25.00 OFF FREE WINDOW Cranford A|iwjBtCajdws!!.{jiJj_ ____• IntOyServJce'as^erkeley. Heights, attemptedj o _ Grusaders-dinched--a—tie—for—the- swarnungr-pressure-€rusader-de-- -dpated event. -—T^ie^emstone-alexandrite-was-first-diseov-—seum of Natural-Eustory.- STORM WIND* Iced ribs, swollen knees, a forearm to the go to the air after finding that their running r cred tiie Ural S hoad and a bloody mouth suffered by a num- game was losing yardage. Hanlef Davis was conference title. "You guys worked fense, which forced turnovers in all With an eye toward surpassing their previ- •" Mountains uT1830 and was Mr. Kennedy is as colorful as his gem- ANY STORM . CHRONICLE FILE PH ber of the Ajax defensive players could not credited with knocking down four passes while your butts off and you deserve this. four of Governor Livingston's sec- ( ous presentations as they mark their half- named after Czar Alexander II of Russia, stones. A native of Elizabeth, the once penni- 69.95 deter the aggressive offense In a thriller in Dave Wagner knocked down throe. Berkeley Enjoy it" ond half possessions to blank the Johnson Regional High's Teak Sun Kim had one of two second *>.r century in business, Martin Jewelers' collec- • * • . less prospector and miner1 of gemstones now i DOOR \Model 100 m.t.ii«i Caldwell. First half action saw John ^arkowltz Height? had to punt and Cranford took over on JtoaW fumble recovery's In Saturday's 46-0 win over Governor \Buy5 °£ ^rhe-Crusader-players-respQnded HighlanderSr-while—Johnson—got- J : -tion this-year-features-an eveiuvider-range-of--^j _ _j^_^__ :lives in Brazil. He is rich in stories about his I 10 Colors - SO Styles score bfTa"Brian McFaddon pass. Several mltv' ~thei '•r own 3f>yar-"-""• d•" Hne.Thefirst," "•-=—•"• -- * Livingston HlghT" • ' ' ~^~ • . -\ • j • r M1 lGet-i-£cae.. utes later, fullback Dan Gj^gan.angled .the ball with no score. .-. •, with a chant began early, this sea- three more TDs including one by unique jewelry.. • . T1&vyT7TEnneuy, 3 miner, hitchhiking throughout South America, Hs Into tho goal, assisted by a well-placed pass The second quarter began with Cranford on son which is gaining increasing sophomore tailback Eric Gerstner. "Being among the few jewelry stores in the author, Consultant and shipwreck and survival off Tubaroa, Brazil, 15% OFF from Markowta. Not to be outdone, left fullback offense. Center Chris Cecl did a fine Job han- credibility as the season;, rolls on "That's been our calling card all exciting to be coaching a group of Park Saturday and already holds and his prospecting adventures, including $75.00 OFF Dan Russo got the ball to Kevin West who dling the snaps under such muddy conditions. kids like this.'This is a team in 41 power points. A win over' the country certified by the American Gem Sod- nhntndmnhu*r h ^c mlnrfi il ^c h/c Coach Ken Lutz decided that Cranford would and the opposition rolls awW. year," said Taylor. "We keep com- how he inadvertently unearthed the source • *r__i_a-- IUWI BOW/BAY passed to right fullback Kurt Olson who drove every sense of the word, and be- Panthers (4-2) and a perfect record ety as an accredited gem lab and having on PnOtOgrapner, IS as COIOlJlll as nIS in the third Ajax goal, Paul Buonaguro and march down the field through the mud and "We will not lose agsirr. *w; will ing at you on defense and force for the chrysoberyl cat's eye. INSULATED 00 I Ryan Byrnes got the ball to midfielder Brian take on the Berkeley Heights defense head to not lose again," roared the victori- mistakes. This was team hungry cause of that unselfishness we are should result in a state playoff our staff two of the most highly accredited gie/nstoneS. A native Of B'lZdbeth, WINDOWS "Woglom who ro^~head—The-front-llne-opened-some^lmHioles 4 Although many of Mr. Kennedy's gem- 1 and running backs Greg Donofrio, Mike Car- l~ore-T^dnt~^r~a~chsm^^ —^~"~~•— "oerffiSaT I ENTRANCE end the first half 4-2. 1 l fd iffS the-once-penniless-pmspeeterand stones are part of the personal collection with AWNINGS I Fired up for a comeback In the second half, bone, Bob Verhoeven and Gavin Weeks aver- help thinking if this slogan was played with that hunger. It's real Johnson hosts local rival Roselle championship glory. ere (CGA) - Martin Jewelers has a unique miner Of gemstones nOW //VBS in which he tours the world, through special ar- I DOORS tho Cobras again scored twice, but Chris Vlccl aged seven yards a carry. Cranford marched opportunity to purchase the estates we are « .. dribbled through their defense to keep the Ajax the ball down the middle of the field to the rangement with Martin Jewelers, some gem- Berkeley Heights 15 yard line where Bob Ver- frequently Called upon to appraise," said "raZII ahead. Another Cobra goal brought the game ; stones will be available for purchase. oo OFF hoeven, behind some fine block by Brian Man- to a tie. As the Ajax turned up the attack, Vlccl Ellen Ramer, firm president and one of Mar- :— ~ nuzza, Dave Crlscltlello and Mike Carbone, Mr. Kennedy's exhibit and lecture, a salute any job over $2,500 passed outside to Dan Lordan who breezed tin Jewelers' CGAs. "This year, we made an Specimens of alexandrite with a cat's eye are sprinted down the left side for a Cranford Zambell-led boys take second place pastlho Cobra goalie for the winning goal. to Martin Jewelers' 50th anniversary and the touchdown. The extra point was Just wide to all out effort to purchase the best of what we so rare and expensive that most/museum col- ALL TYPES REMODELING David Stylar, Jeff Johnson and Phil de Sousa friends and customers who made this note- lha right artd Crenfofd-led 6-0. The remalnder- Daw Pftlinitra (ltHW) gffl.h, TVwn saw." • ' • lections don't possess an example. Mr. CA« IA YAHVC were instrumental In keeping the ball alive. A By JAMES ROILY Tk» Mad Trudsd Name In RemodeliM of the second quarter proved to be a defensive worthy occ5slan"pDssibleri3 open to the pub- last minute save by goalie Brian' McFadden Loguidice (18:31) 25th, and the Because much of the jewelry offered is Kennedy discovered his stone in Brazil. Sev- battle fought near mldfield. * THE CHRONICLE 123 NORTH WASHINGTON AVENUE • DUNELLEN and a beautifully cleared ball by Gllllgan en- Cougars also got impressive runs from bygone eras, many of the pieces are one enty three carats in the rough and reputedly lic free of charge, as is the viewing of the rare The second half began with Cranford on of- sured the Ajax win. Mike DavHt, Markowta and estate and antique pieces on display at Martin Family Operated • Financing Available • Free Estimates fense. Quarterback Florio Hawkins attempted In a tough test before the highly- from Kevin Holmes (18:34) 26th, of a kind and are priced below replacement the largest and finest of its kind ever found in McFadden combined for 11 saves.. to pass the ball but found both the ball and the competitive Group 3 race Saturday and Beau Macksoud (18:47) 37th. ;,. SIDING value. the Americas, the "Mona lisa" weighs 18.50 Jewelers. -Spaeeris4iiiMted-for-#»e4ectur8r^A-seat-may— 1-fin0-AQ6-0313 Cranford Fore* 7, Wot Windsor CBimorf- .at Holmdel, the Cranfrwri High TheJxnys nlsn had-five-promising— ts cut and polished- ground game to move the ball. Cranford con- The Force finished league, play at 7-0-1 with tinually used the sweeps to the outside to gain cross country teams had a solid freshman run well as Eric Mont* Kennedy, miner, author, consultant and pho- In addition, Mr. Kennedy will have with be reserved by calling 276-6718. their latest victory. R.J. Sails started the ecor- yardage. After marching down the field to the day at the Union County Champi- gomery was third, Prank Mer- "in, with a shot from six yards out Dave Berkeley Heights 22-yard line. Coach Ken Lutz onships Monday at Warninanco "Chris has reached a comfort entino 5th, Rick Hyra 11th, Mike LUPose scored next with a nice breakaway. An called for a take pitch out to Hanlef Davis on .V*M from Joey Conte set up the next goal Park. level and is running very well," Rodgers 13th, and Rich Noble 19th the left side. Quarterback Florio Hawkins hand- The boys team placed a solid as each youngster had fine races. from Ryan McMahon. Conte then made It 4-0 ed off to fullback Gavin Weeks and behind said White. "Chris is a student- OFF ILaferrera FORBES NEWSPAPERS....UNION COUNTY BUSINESS & SERVICE DIRECTORY 1by beating the goalie off a nice cross by Dave some fine blocking from mud-covered linemen second to Group 4 power Westfield athlete but student comes firstan d The girls team placed fourth as Snyder. Dan Garay, Josh Harris and Joe Giacobbe, Complete Vinyl Jobs High, as the Cougars scored 70to sustain this level of athletic per- Megan Zambell (21:30) was fourth, Ryan McMahon started the second half scor- Gavin Weeks was able to run up the middle points to Westfield's 31. Leading Lauren Stanley (22:41) 21st, Tracey AIR CONDITIONING FUEL OIL HOME IMPROVEMENT PAINTING PLUMBER ing from nine yards out off an assist from R.J. untouched for a touchdown. The extra point the way for Cranford was senior formance while keeping his aca-Swackhamer (22:49) 24th, Jen Ze- I promoted at Sails. Salts turned around and scored his sec- was no good. Cranford led 12-0. demics at such a high level is not ond goal from 10 yards. Dave Snyder finished leader Chris Zambell, who finished hnder (23;17) 33rd, Diane Hickey New Roof The fourth quarter found both teams again easy, but Chris is the type of guy KTTCHEN the scoring with the final goal from 12 yards. fighting a defensive battle In the middle of the second overall, behind Westfield's (23:59) 40th, and Gina Lanzafama w ROD*** Timbcrliiie •«. DESIGN 1'crl'ccl l*aiuliiit>' Donald S. Rockefeller Anthony Drimonos and Corey-Martin combined field. Defensive tackle Dan Swider teamed up who can pull it off." 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Service or Clark Lanes there were two sweeps: Clark Yo-Yo's , ...25-38 of the largest regional CPA and KITCHEN raine Splna 199, 170, 483; Margo Kennody • Porcejajn Fuel Oil 186, 160, 483; Karen Portuese 172, 170, 483; Lanes over the Gourmet Dell; and Hull Vied Who... ; ...; ..22-41 consulting firms in the area, with DESIGN, Carol Rlley 170, 161, 150, 481; Tonl Nolan over Seney Enterprises. Clark Lanes rolled Pot Luck.... . 21^ six New Jersey office locations In • Fiberglass Tiiiihcrliiic MARINA 169,168, 481; Usa Frazler 173,162,474; Jean 912-956-935-2803, a new second team high We Three 20.5-42.5 Ceramic Tile SALES& Barblnl 175, 162, 470; Evelyn Lawler 154, 151, series scratch. Mike Grasso led Hull Vlccl to a HHJtes...... 12.5-50.5 Princeton, New Brunswick, Somer- 908-276-0900 150,455. sweep with his 219-204-245-668. Ed Green ville, Red Bank, Toms River, * Sinks, No Mess Cabiuetree INSTALLATION shot 208-209-211-628, Scott Heywood 235- Other high games were bowled by: Carol F. Portizo had an awesome night, rolling a Moorestown and one in Lang- • Guaranteed 203-180-618, Bob Pula 214-210-189-613; Joe Komer 170; Eunice Couselo 166; Karen Mar- the highest game (288) and highest three home, Pa. WS&B is a member of ft— Batht YH«t JUUmith* Reel-Strong Fuel tone 165; Lois Gloss 164; Elinor Bamy 159; Caputo 198-243-168*09, arid Greg Ward 191- Plumbing game series (726) ever In the Cranford Mon- Janet Malko 158; and Jean McComb 157,150. 213-201-605. HEATING & COOLING Nexia International a worldwide Cranford Other 200's: Kevin Forretsal 226; Waiter day Senior Bowling League. Other high games network of independent accounting were by: A. Sales 163, 222; Fablo 213; D. 908-636-1576^. Serving All Of Union Ccimty *** SHOWROOM *** YOUNG AMERICANS Pagurek 224; Joe Martin 222; Carl Thul 213; firms. . Heating Garwood Auto Parts 15.5-8.5 Dante Dsol 212; Bob Matten 212; Bill Har- Baker 196, 207, 212; J. 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CONTRACTORS ERS& Corian • Formica NJ License #10003 High games were bowled by: Jason Wall High series were by: Portizo 726; O. Baker with Zurich 187; Matthew De9ch 147; Jeremy Specht 100; HILLSIDE AVE PTA Refresh Your Home 615; Huska 603; Sales 546; Evans 634; Thome • OIL 8. GAS BURNERS Frank Argenzlano 80; Vanessa Lametta 173, Wild Wooders 12.6-8.5 Robert W. Mathis was recently a Business DERS Boilers 155; Stephanie Zuttansky 115. Wacky Devils 12-9 525; J. Baker 525; Gambino 523; Eria 522; appointed vice president and di- Interior and Exterior (Oil-Gas) High BBries were rolled by: Matthew Desch Misfits io-.11 Fablo 517; Wanko 517; Memedov 508. New Construction lushed $49/up 388; Jason Wall 343; Jeremy Specht 229; Rowdle Angels ". 7.5-13.5 • FUEL OIL • HUMIDIFIERS rector of claims for Zurich- 908-233-5366 Power Washing Hot Water Heaters Frank Arganziano 225; Vanessa Lametta 474; American Specialties, a SPORTS BRIEF Computerized Color Matching Stephanie Zultansky 325. High games were bowled by: Joyce Grysko Manhattan-based division of the Sewer Cleaning 195; Christine Neely 167; Nancy Dango 164; • HEATING &. COOLING Fully Insured is Installed CRANFORD BOWLING LEAGUE Mary Carvalho 163. QAHWOOD BASEBALL Zurich-American Insurance Group. References Clark Lanes , 42-21 The Garwood Baseball League' will hold High series by Joyce Grysko 530; Mary Car- Mr. Mathis is now responsible for James Dovitt - Ownei 04-1314 Insured References Free Estimates Reel Strong Fuel ".'. 40-23 valho 454; Nancy Dango 447. meetings the first Monday of each month 8 • AIR CLEANING FILTERS managing nationwide claims activi- 9086868972 Hull Vied ; 39.24 p.m. at the Field House starting Nov. 13. All 45 JHIIIaest Ave. Cranford :om Services Seney Enterprises 36-27 CRANFORD MONDAY SENIORS those Interested In managing or coaching ties for the division's professional 908-931-0085 TollEngel 35-28 Hawks .46-17 teams must attend./ liability and general liability insur- PLUMBING ance programs for health care pro- DRIVEWAYS GUTTER CLEANING IRRIGATION TRFF: SERVICE SALES • SERVICE • INSTALLATIONS viders and managed care entities. Mr. Mathis has been with JAKE AND JOCCO S .OUVM RESIDENTIAL Fredf Gutter Get Your Pipes CHAPMAN BROS. Zurich-American since 1992. After COMMERCIAL O receiving bachelor's of science de- INDUSTRIAL Claiming Service Blown Now Lie. #1428 Est. 1946 grees in economics and biology at Before They • Plumbing WOODSTACK the University of Vermont, Mr. Ma- •DMVeWAYI • Heating • Cooling ••CM freeze! this began his career at The Home •NUUUIKLOTI • • Alterations • Repairs TREE SERVICE Insurance Company as a claim su- •UALCOATUM • Air Conditioning INSURED ALL STAR pervisor. He joined St Paul FAM • IIIUUUM BLOCK CURBUM O.C Iwvfo* OnUr • RAILROAD TICS • STUMP 0WN00KT Low, Low Rates in 1985 followed by St Paul Rein- 1 It?: surance in 1990, where he re- TIIir cnth Vhar" WE ESTIMATE? y 276-1320 Senior Citizen Discount* OF * THE * MONTH uur 3uin Tear FULLY INSURED utx m mained until he joined Zurich- "Sfniht ATE • VAUfc FOilEVER Group. Schaumburg, I1L, repre- If you mailed a Gutters Bob Arnold every Home we're delivered downs and passed for one last month to lead his team to a 2-2 record and put imm Jl. sents the largest US. holding of SpoclalUJng In: it in position for a North Jersey Group 3, Section 2 playoff berth going into Cleaned and Repaired • Mlrrorad Walls A Calling to, it would cost you over the worldwide Zurich Insurance • Fram«l«M Tub & Show Doors Saturday's showdown with Newark East Side. . . Groyp. The Zurich Insurance $7,800... Just For The Clark, who also serves as a kick returner and defensive back, is now running • Window, Glass, Strtsn & Door Group, headquartered in Zurich, Quality work by Rsplsesmsnt POSTAGE!!! Get Your out of the Cougar wishbone and is a key player in Cranford's post-season Switzerland, is one of the leading OtulHySwvltttPric* •NoJobTooSmalll hopes. _^„______Message to 60,000 Homes 549 Lexington Avenue, Cranford ,, international insurance orga- Tim O'Reilly this economical way. Sponsored by:- 'i—ni2ationsrThe-Zurich-Groupr To Advertise In this 561VdrthAvemi East Most Businessmen and Women The ' operates subsidiaries and branches would never turn away customers. Fully Insured! 9O8-6B7-OO96 in 45 countries and cooperative Business DirectoryCall Cranford If you Agree call Steve at 766 B. RAMSEV AVE., Steve at partnerships in some 40 additional 908'722«3000 to Advertise in this 908-276-6934 HlltsldE, NJ markets, offers customers global/ 276-9783 Business Directory. •M( HYIMAYM • HJLIVIN1UMD • SHOP AT HOUI 906*722*3000 908/276-0900 coverage in all lines of insurance. •*1

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4 1 60 - Masonry 4180 - Painling 4085 - Hauling & Ooot Up T3U0 - Plumbing 4100 - Home Improvrrfient Hooting & Cooling 4125 - Interior Decoro/ing 4220 - Roofing Twbesr 4127-Kitchens 4230 Wallpapering 4000 4220 • Roofing 4130 4160 4225 - Seasonal 4IO7O 41070 4072 4075 4100 41O0 SERVICES Gutters Home Improvement Landscaping Masonry \ •»•< EtocMcaf Ctoefffeaf Flooring 1 Forces • gy m 4230-Wallpapering and Tree Caro 4235-Window* ALK ELECTRIC- reald., AL'S CARPET SERVICE GUTTERS A LEADERS comm. ft InduaL, avail, specializing In repairing, Throughly cleaned and CALEB'S YARD CARE Advertise days, weekends, nights, antique, oriental 4 hook flushed. Quality screens Troo .-'spocwTlist, 3tump FREE ESTI Fully Ins., rugs. Removal of Wrin- installed. Repair work grinding, cloan-ups, land- In the Classified! ELECTRICAL WORK done. "I'll be there td do FRANK DITARANTO reasonable ratee, -Lie. Res. ft Com Specialist kles, buckles. Stretching REFERRALS OF RELIABLE HOME scaping, planting and 9732, 90S-7SS-40M ft ^Installation of new A the 10b." Gregory Cort IMPROVEMENT PROFESSIONALS mulching. Firewood for Masonary Specialist Recess lights, lane, eve. 908-754-2817 change*. A/C lines. used Carpet Since 1950. •RECEIVE DETAILED INFORMATION ON salo ins. 908-234-9258 Specializing In all aspoct of masonary work. 40yrs 4030 No Job too small.Free 908-3694970 SEVERAL LOCAL CONTRACTORS ASPEN ELECTRIC- All DON'S TREE & LAND- oxp. Ins. 90B-2B7-8391 Carpentry residential needs: house Est.Uo 10262 Quick CARPET. LINOLEUM, 4080 epalnters elandcapers •flooring SCAPE SERVICE- total Local fans, smoke detectors, Response. Call 603- 9316 TILE- Mill direct pricing, Handyman Services edecks ecustom paving stones It/c & landscape caro MASON Cwwsm )-Ueetrka7 ALL ASPECTS- Interior, lighting, telephones, etc. ELECTRICAL- All types prof, ahop at home ser- •carpenters •remodeling •handyman .Froo ost. Fully Ins. 233- CONTRACTORS INTRODUCTIONS I-Outtarii. Exterior Horn* Repair, Oulck response. Llo. of wiring, Service vice, expert Installation. •and much morel 5816 Best prlcos In town. (908) 722-3000 #7534. Call 358-3041; (908) 369-5059. AL'S HANDYMAN Specializing In all types Gutters, Siding, Doors, changes ft paddle fane. SERVICE— General G. MURPHY TREE SRVC Central New Jersey's best choice for meeting some- Windows, Kitchens, etc. 1B73-O137. or 704-8970 of masonry: Brick work, **C»aamip Uc. #6252. 908-872-6750 home repairs, free est. eFASTI Home 23 yrs. oxp. All troo caro block work, concroto, MasterCard lassified 1 Ins. Dan 908-068-0878. & stump removal. Quality Pax- 9" Horn* COONEY ELECTRIC L.A.F. ELECTRICAL Advertise In the Classified! 725-3130 otc. Fully insurod. Froo \ one close to home. See Weekend Plus eFREE! Improvement work at low ratosl Fully fcnpwwemem ALL PHASES or HOME for all electrical work. CONTRACTOR- Res. HELPFUL HANDYMAN- ostlmatos. Free Est No lob to small, insurod & (roe estlmatos. (908)231-9638 REPAIR Interior/exterior, Lie 2978. Ineured, Com- Inelde-Outelde. Odd Resource <163-TREE/2<15-6423. NO JOB windows, doors, bath- petHive pricing. 489-O2S1 UC. 6112 754-1968 Jobs. Fences, Driveways eEFFECTIVE! rooms, painting, etc. Call I4itr- RONSON ELECTRIC- 4075 sealed, SNOW PLOWING Services LANDSCAPING TOO SMALL ANNOUNCEMENTS FOR SALE SERVICES John 908-764-8827 Painting, No job too big DETHATCHING . ELECTRICAL WORK- Owner operated, paddle Gutters OVERSEEDING 908-526-3500 IN-COLUMN RATES CARPENTRY- All small, Commerdal, residential tans, roof fans, outside or to little. YOU NAME IT 1-800-636-3925 GENERAL POLICIES a SERVICES 4iM-Uaa4Mwy WE DO IT. Call 549-2699 WATER GARDENS MASONRY medium repslrs Inside/ and Industrial. Licensed, lighting, svo changea, FALL CLEAN-UPS. out A new work. Cersmlc appliance hookups, and GUTTER CLEANING - AFFORDABLE IDEAL SERVICES All types Publisher** Option: All advertising placed In Forbes Newspaper* la subject No. 0141, and Insured. Holiday Special, 10% off. HOME REMODELING Complete Home Repairs. LEAF REMpVAL . of small repair One Insertion $18.00/Week tile, sheetrock. repairs, Free estimates. Call nuich more. Uc 8532, Maintenance ft Repair. to final approval by the Publisher. We reserve the right to correctly edit or ' gutters cleaned ft- Inside Ins, freei est 25yrs, eixp, For fast rellsble service, PAINTING- Int. & ext., Bath, basement, decks, 3arpentry, Sheet Rock- Froo Estlmatos Ovpr 20 yrs. of oxper. ll'sSngiilCooUnfl Vlnce Santonastaso Bec- odd Jobs. Cleaning gut- custom tile Installation, ng, Painting. Free Est. 908-725-4,623 -4 lines, $2.00 each additiooalJine __, i lifAirtddtiLttl iti L468 trld«68.1600. • • ClL90tfc7«-S683. call 908-762-8992 Call John 008-236-07B2 •terarrf1eliabl«j-R«fa.-Ga|l- ~waltpaperlng~and~lntr~&~ lefsrAvallsblei T Cancellations: • Accepted up to 2p.m. Monday prior to publication. Your Emlo 489-2580 ' ext. painting. Free Est. 1-800-412-3732 LAWN CA RE^~Mowlng, MASONRY-Stops, Five Insertions $14.4O/Week Thatching, Seodlng, For- Patios, Sidewalks, etc. Sales representative will issue you a number at the time of the cancellation of Call Tom 1308-7554541 JUNK REMOVAL or 1400-3004541 JAMES HEDDEN CON- tilizlng, Shrub Trimming Fully Insurod. Free Est. 4 lines, $1.60 each additional line per week a classified ad. This is your record of cancellation. TRACTING- total home & Installation. Fall Clean- Call 610-759-0233 Attica, basements, yards Impr., 18yrs. exp. fully up. We'll Beat Any Valid Call Joe 287-1281 ALL CONCRETE Merchandise Special $25.00 Adluatmerrta: Please check your ad for errors trm FIRST WEEK It apoeark AT YOUR SERVICE WORK-Call Victor Ins. No Job is too small Prlco! PETER DINIZO Mason Contractor Forbes Newspapers will NOT be responsible for incorrect ads after the first Tilt Fix-nr- 355-1465 and beeper not to care. Bsmt Re- Joff 908-753-6742 4 lines, runs 2 weeks. $2.00 each additional line. 1020-1060 2010-3100 4010-4230 •4010 -AduH Day Care 4060 - Convalesent Care 4120 - Insurance 4175-Moving modeling specials. Cus- All masonry work. Free Any appliance on site. 9084654400 estimate. 908489-5771. -—Noncommercial—— ~ ~~ - - EMPLOYMENT AUTOMOTIVE REAL ESTATE m no financial rvsponsjhiUtyJaimoalqrJhrJhejomlttlon-q I" H020- Builnew 4090-Health Care --4140-Uflal 4190^Party Jr Entertainment Rasonable rates. -Call tom wortavall.76fc4693_ (908)463-8362 AMBER TAWWCAR E -151 owTn'gT QUALITY MASONRY of copy. '. Error liability shall not exceed the coat of that portion of space [ITCHENS ft. BATH- Automotive Special $25.00 .'4040 • Child Cart 4105 - Income Tax 4150 - Loans & Finance 4210-Professional CONTRACTOR Clean-ups, Thatching, Stops, Sldowalks, Patios occupied by such error. Major adjustment claims must be made within 36 ODD JOBS ft GENERAL Bathrooms, Basements, tOOMS— Remodeling. Trim Shrubs. Ownor Op- Basdmbnt watorprooflng 4225 - Seasonal \ddltlons, Dormers, Win- 4 lines, runs 2 weeks. $2.00 each additional line. days of invoice, otherwise such claims will not be considered. 4050-Cleaning 4110 - Instruction/Education 4170 • Miscellaneous REPAIRS- Lt. hauling, Porches, Custom Decks, oratod Roliablo 755-8429 Insursd. Froo Estlmatos brush cleared ft re- Attics, Kitchens, Doors JOWS. 008-4864238 Call Mark 908-424-20B3 Payment In Advance: Garaoe Safes, Employment Wanted, Wanted to Rent, moved. Expert int/ext. LEAF REMOVAL Non-Commercial and Wlndowa, Sun MR. DEPENDABLE- SMS- Bindings, Boots. carpentry, painting, re- Bound Brook rosidonco Sidewalks— driveways, House/Apartments to Share, ads when moving and ads to addmeea* outside 4000 4000 IANO LESSONS- In Rooms, Additions. Out- Speclallzlng In electrical only. Reasonable ratos. your horn*. Branchburg,- Used, guarantee fit, all placement windows & door playseta. Sheds, stops, (Iroplacos, Bol- Garage Sale $17.00 of New Jersey. SERVICES CMRV CBW S^TOMDMI sixes. S70. per set. decks. Tree work, log work llo.# 3969, painting Free osllmatos. 469-7701 qium block, pavers, brick Brldgewater. Hlllsbor- Landscape ties, carp8ntry.908-486-643i 5 lines. $1.00 each additional line. Extra ouoh. 908469-5339 splitting, gutters cleaned. Gazebos. 9084514288 M & A TREE SERVICE block. DMI 757-7929 Blind Adr- $15.00 for 30 days box rental and mailing charg*. CHILD CARE- In My No job too Small. Why * * MR. DO-RIGHT * * A cut abovo tho bostl 4010 -A** Day Care STIELE-N-STIELE TOM'S LAWN MOWER break your back? If you J.QARRETTASSOC. nrww—ia Neahanlc Home. Clean, THE DRS. RYAN - *ervtea.-All makea ft Selling? Renting? With prices bolow tho -Free-Ads •———-— -——.— • All capital or bold letters Soc per line, per week Steam carpet m uphc4- don't see It, aak. Call ua Complete Home Remo- Moving? Call me Tor all rest, Froo ost./Fully Ins. • ChHdCan. caring, • DEPtMOAIE. stery deanlnd fuMy Ins. TUTORING PROS- modele.Weedeatere.Trim- Advertise Ref*. avail upon requett. Certlfled Educators for K- today for a FREE esti- dllng, Siding, roofing, your work, exp. painter, 24 hr. emergoncy Lost & Found, Free To A Good Home, Adoptable Pets Aaencv Information: Classified rates are commisnlonmble to recognised eerdtxdle.4M-11M mers.ChainSaws.Free mate. Our 21st year. 5010-5100 8010-8710 9010-9840 •08-389-0328 2; Supporting students est.PrtJ.dellvery.69»O326 Quttera, leaders, doors, packuler, Tile, porch & sorvlco, 908-769-0752 In the Classified! agencies at 15%. 8264535 windows, porch enclo- screen repair, Storm dr.s .:* • Heal* Car* ULTRASONIC BLIND and parents with elfec- MIKE'S TREE SERVICE CHILD CAM— In my CtBAMINQ-. AM ive warning plans en- sures, deck*, bath* & Installed/ Master of the CLASSIFIED HOURS tacatawaway-y iIwwe. lnf.ir lched vrlth PC~Ir5lruc^ »r-pTOOflnfli- ^alt tob"«)a-968-754Q- TfftO ft slump rflrnovfll. CUSTOMER SERVICE AD DEADLINES BUSINESS & SERVICE DIRECTORIES Hi •no- Exp. •4178i INTERIOR •EXTERIOR pruning, brush chipping, odd. welcomed. duatlaahad**. tton 908-707-4740 No 10b tooamalll W» —,.C1M.^ „..„:.,.— ~4lS0~ In-Column Advertisers In-Column Classifieds ' uee **c. r«ta. 4834)140 Deck and Fanca Blaach- Gladly accept Visa, M/C, PATERNO PAVING log spitting. 722-3235 Painting Monday, Tuesday and Thursday THURSDAY 5:00PM • Insurance WOMAN- aa«klng TUTORING! Reading, Ing, Staining and Driveways, all types Appears every week in Classified mo CHILD CAR*- Oualtty Dlscoverl Full Uc. & Ins., 8:15am-8:00pm 1-800-559-9495 Real Estate Display • Legal Services houaa/ofSc* d*anlng. I math In yr. home. 10 yrs Waterproofing. Driveway Member B.B.B., 008-777- curbing, concretes, & MULCH- Stono. Pickup MONDAY 5:00PM 4140' a In my So. Ptalnfleld PALMICRI MOVERS aeallng. odd lobs sidewalks. 908-2454162 or prompt dol. Rotall or ~~ To Place An Ad Call 4150 • LoanL* fts a Ft FinancM e yrs «xp. Own tranap. public school exp. 1151 or 1-800-295-1873 ANTHONY'S PAINTING Wednesday and Friday Outside New Jersey FRIDAY 5:00PM home. CPR certified. 'Absotute" lowest prices .Reasonable.^ Reliable- Wholesale. Intorior/oxterior. Roofing, 4170 • MlaeeManeeu* State Me. 908-226-0197 lafa. (201) 481-89S3 :ert.K-» ft H.S. Math;MA ROOFING REPAIRS— Franklin Focus, Buyers Guide degree. Cell 272-6315. on eH "small" or "large" • CaM Pete, 317-8846 • BATH REMODELING EAGLE FENCE S26-577S gutters cloanod/lnstalled. 8:15am-5:15pm 1-908-722-3000 Auto/Classified Display 1-800-559-9495 41*0 - Party m Enter- moves: 1 piece Hems, Windows, Painting & EW>. LOVING MOM- To John Moskal RICHARD LEY Free ost. 752-6441. TUESDAY 11:00 AM tainment tenriee* TUTORINO- Certified pianos. Apia., homes ft THE BEST FOR LE8SI Call 9084894898 Decks. 14 yrs. exp. Free Legal Advertisers MONDAY 5:00PM Outside New Jersey Call 4910 • Professional care tor your child In my math teacher w/ 35yrs. small offices. Uc#00550. Looking for a quality Job Est. Senior Cltz. Disc. Glvo Our Troo Sorvlco AREAS LEADING Weetfield home. Safe en- REPAIRS 908-968-2239 AChanco To Boat Closed Saturday & Sunday AH Other Papers •xp. in Ala 1.H. Geo.ft Affordable Professionals well done? Call the Best CERAMIC TILES PAINTERS- Our 24th. 1-908-722-3000x6203 Camera Ready Ads yrlro. ref. reas. 232-5705 9084454906 . Tho Big Guys 1-908-722-3000 4010 Trig, Call 752-7004 SOS-3S«-24S4 SHEET ROCK ft year. Insldo & out noat & EXPERIENCED LOVWO BATHS THAT LA8T- Stumps Flrowood cloan. Brldgowafor Paint- AduHDeyCmre "OR MOM" speaker and From $2995. NeW tub, 8PACKLE- Patches to 908-654-1353 1000 1040 - 2085 - Firewood MOM- ehUdcere In my walls, will build & finish ing. Call Joe 722-9707 2090 - Flea Markets, -2090 - 2180 A ft M HOUSC CUEAN- storyteller for and about 4085 toilet, vanity, tile. fully Ins 10 yrs oxp PERSONAL Personals 2125 21X0 3090 Bound Brook home. F or children. Services PTA's, 4190 all. lnsured.908-968-2701 BILL'S PAINTING & PA- Sales and Bazaars ABSOLUTE AUCTION! Ftem Markets, General P/T after school" Inc. IMG- experienced end HauMng* Clean Up Quality work. 469-7972 2100 - Free to Good Merchandhe Wanted to Buy Dogs references (90S) 221-churches, end mothers Pmwty* ROTOTILLING PERHANING- Interior & (100 Cars) Fenced yd. Refs. 908- BATHTUB ft TILE RE- STEVE BUHLER Sales a) Bazaars undertlOO Merchandise "Ad$ In CliitHkd 94M We have trans. looking for party enter- CONSTRUCTION oxiorlor. Froo ost. 30 yrs. PERSONAL Home Plus: Trucks & Equipment 500-4785 tainment. 908-707-4740 ABLE TO CLEAN UP SURFACING- 5 year Troy Bllts, establish gar- oxp. Also colling tllo PSYCHIC 2110-Furniture *100O-»10,000 paid for SSA-CASM^-buye-eny Services —Attks^Bsmt-Garage warranty, free estimates. ResldentaiyComme rclaL. dons as low as S25. Cus- cloanlng. 906-752-7845 2120 - Garage Sales _ Sat, NovM 8th - 9:30 A.M.— CHAIN SAW- McCul- HOME INSPECTED - Quality work at competi- TAROTCARD ANNUAL CHRISTMAS CAR TOP TENT-Canvas •ntlqu* oriental rugs. Pup In 1 Puppy House. Construction Debris Call 908-7564351 tom Lawn work. Froo est. 212S • Merchandise EDISON, NEW JERSEY BAZAAR- Sat. 11/18. lock 24", like new; Daw- James Proctor 008-645- They pay! Approved Child Care In tive rates. We do It ALL 908-725-3228 READINGS-MRS. D. Atn, $20.00. 469-3970 — Qrest Selection. Open my SomervUle home. Ex- jyllnl Roll-Off Dumpsters under$100 9am-4pm At the Calvary aH 254 VSR deck •crew- 4868. 1-fl00-358-7847r Nov. 11 ft 18. Hnk.10-8. CATERING:- Entertain- BLOWN-IN8ULATION- from basement to roof, DISAPPOINTED, CON- (ExiUOofNJTrnpk)- . perienced, fenced-Jn HeewtM Catei Fest-Falr-Rellable SUNSHINE, GARDEN- 2130 • General March Baptist Church, Broad CHAIR- Country Pin*. drill, Craftsman hedge J.P. O'Neill Kennels, ing should a relaxing and PROPERLY LICENSED Qarage, ceilings, attics, Office Interiors. Fully In- FUSED? 1 READING 2140 - Office Furniture PUBLIC SERVICE ELEC. & GAS $50. 805-0200/769-69S3 trimmer, Ports Pro 1000 A BUYER O*> ALL 828-4710 en|oyeble experience. Non-toxic. High R-value. sured, References avail- ING AND LAWN MAIN- St. Hopewell, NJ. Hand •cross from the Prino*- 20 YRS. EXP. TENANCE- Spring and WILL CHANGE YOUR and Supplies crafts,' children's room, Powerwaiher, Antlqu* LIONEL ft Flyer trains. ton Hyatt Hotel 4020 ANGELA BELFON From a small elegant din- FLE8HER 2724299 able. 808468-7042 CUSTOM LIFE. (100) '92-'85 Cars; (S) W-VA 4x4 & 4x2 P/Us: (32) '90-'B5 Full & Coat— Rabbit fur slza coal stov* dated 1845, 4- Hobbyist pays top dollari IN Bound Brook ner party to a special MtkePRENOEVILLE fall cloan ups, gutters 2150 • Software Mini Vans; (30) Mechanics & Service Trks; (5) Dump & Stake baked goods and lunch Patty** play * Laarn ATTORNEY AT LAW 14004354816 2160 - Wanted toBu y small $50 789-1131 8 lug ford rims (magne- Any condition, age, or TOVPOODUS- business/personal event BUILDING ft WINDOWS, GUTTERS and windows. Anything. 908-789-3043 Trks; (2) Digger Trks; 40-Ton R/T Crane; (5) Bckhoes; (7) available. HMSW Car*- la looking Specializing In Medical REMODELING Additions, ft SIDING Call Carlos or Lonny PAINTING sium) fits 15X32 tiras. quantity, 908-271-6124 Aprteot, family raised, Malpractice. Personal to a gala corporate func- 1-2-3 CLEAN UPS We Trenchers: (16) Air Comprs; (3) Welders: Trailers. (95U026) EXERCISE BICYCLE- Call Bruce 908-360-6272 tor age* 2 v* • 4 yrs. 18 tion. Cal Vln at Roofing ft.Siding Cleanlng/Repalrs/lnstall. (908) 879-4969 1020 • Singles Organ- PRAYER TO THE HOLY Ilke n«w. $50. 808-752- ready to go, pt/ppy A RED ROSC Injury, Family . Law and take anything $119 truck- •int/oxt izations and activities SPIRIT- Holy spirit, you 2010 Everything sells as-is where-is. AT PSE&Q Fleet Maint Cnlr, 350 AA HUNDRED TO 1SJM0 ymn E/C exp. Planned S08-8284S37 load. Includes dumping Wellsman 218-1797 Free Est. (908) 988-7597. oPaporhonglng Roman Cntr Pkwy. Edison, NJ. Exit 10 ol NJ Trnpk. TERMS: Adveiilte In the ClinUled! 5524 PAID FOR OLD ORIEN- LUXURY MASSAOC 4 U AettorUe* DaMy. 1-On-i. Womene Issues. AH legal T&TTREE EXPERTS 1030 - Lost & Found who solve all problems, Antiques DRUM SETS- $250. to metters represented. ft loading. Mldrano Bros. CARPENTRY It ROOF- owall/colllng repair Complete payment said day in cash or guaranteed funds only $850. 8 available, paavey TAL RUQS.- any slxe or WpodbridM (008) 636-plenty of TLC, reaaon- By Marilyn A Complete Troa 1040 • Personals light all roads, so that I' EXERCISE ROWER- fftj WMCdally specials I QUIT SMOtONO- You CaM: 906-568-3350 9084744818 INQ- repair. Celling & 4125 and Shrub Sorvico Fast dependable service, 1050 • Coming Events can achieve my goal. with $200 non-refundable cash deposits on each item at knock- W5. & Bench $25. 752-amp. $250.. Buy tell A cond, in need of large abie rataa. enacfc* pro- Catering tor apeclal Groat Prlcos. master rugs. Call 1-«00-321-g119 can Tool CaN Nowl 1- floor porches, stops, 10% Discount to all 1060 - Announcements You who give mo a dl- MAIN ST. ANTIQUE down. INSP: Nov. 16th & -17th. Irom 8 a.m. - 3:30 p.m. SITE 5524 trade. Please call ACCOUNTING, TAXCS, vided, fenced in play AVOID PROBATE occaalona. Hors doau- A1 CLEAN UPS Interior Decorating workmanship guaranteed PHONE: (908) 225-1283 As ol Nov 14th. 2100 • wall aqUppad for •00-2U4UM0 »)rt. 970 vrea, dessert*. 627-0798 paint. Call 356-9020 Sr. Citizens & now Cust. vlno gift to forgive and CENTER- 156 Main St., Pete 685-0797 $$» ALL LIONEL, tVES, PAYROLL * S2.00 par. mln. Avg caM 9 LMng Truatt Call Resd. $119./ truck load, in writing. OOB-7BB- Free to m Flwtptoc*— wood artifi- t etc. Free 753-2884 or 369-7727 •Wa rntiirn nil r.nWn JoraoJLalLflVJLflgalnst-mo- Flemln AMEWiCAW FLYKIt- WT DJ- MtUlC tor «J1 OCCS-- >UIW| aiwnw ^wni ••• -CBRAMICTILEf^••isieews^ e v t 6767 3 1lr:s, 8500 sq. «, cial Low Rates, Fully Ina. and kltchons. Docks In- with you In eternal joy er 76k. $2200. 828-2704 + * FIREWOOD** quanity. Delivered to pieces. B47-195B COUNSEUfM- wrth a $$ ANY CREDIT minute must be 18 yrs. moval. Free Est Lowest ments & much morel and thank you for your 13 wAraln & finger tip vail mower, else motors. 906- tor breed conformity ttfel COMPUTER Proeall Co. (802) 054- 908^81-6141 stallod. FREE ESTI- 1020 Seasoned quality fire- your property. Also fre* '- flexible flysr. Professional In Adoption. RaaJ Eatet* Raflnanc* rates. 908-249-3443. Froe ost. Professional mercy toward me and $175. Off white brocade wood delivered. Call $40 »a. 276-1348 725-6470 ANTidUES/ . temperament. . ' WINDOWS IS- Up Depression, Divorce, Ge- 7420 2922 North 35th MATES. Call Tom, 755- Singles wood chips-delivered. ttrade*/lnttaM,software/ day* 0-0. Mortgage CERAMIC TILE results at reasonable 6541, 800-300-6541. mine. The person must suit size 9/10. New $60. 234-9258 COLLECTIBLES- Dealer riatrics. Grief ft Stress. Ave Ste 1 Phoenix, CLEAN UP- Attics. Remodeling, Installation prices. 908-769-7218. Organizations 2020 Schmlede Tr»« Expsrt SOLD PINE STORAGE GIFT FOR aOLFERSI wants to buy Jewelry, hirdwareMetworks. Call Money Unlimited. Ltd. Bsmnts, & yards. Free TREEEXPERTCO. say this prayer for 3 con- Call 563-9779 after 5pm. Co, 008-322-9100 * Puppies are socJattiW Berbere Renee, LCSW ArUona 85017 and repair. Free e*tl- GRIFFITH PAINTING and Activities secutive days, after 3 Appliances FIREWOOD- Split « de- CHEST-$100/BO. Exciting new Illustrated Fummjre, Knlck Knacks, In open cases—no guu* qoS-707-0132 •0S-21S40U 281 Hwy 79. MorganviU. estimates. Call Rudy .at book A 60 mln. compan- NJ. 008-807-2720 U- HORSEBACK RIDING mate*. 908436-7935 Int. & Ext. Wallpapering, days the favor requested livered. Mixed hard- 808 358-1884 etc. can 90S $80 s Refg. $85, washer/dryer Collectible* new. $50. 605-0200/reO- happy, well adjusted, la* sick care. Housekeepers Live UvUve Out Garages, Attics,bsmts. ONLY DANCE!!- Every prayer must be pub- Furniture Unique approach. Money Lvge/SmaU Collections Ing pet. Ing to cere for elderly or 2471.15% discount w/ad Klt, bathrma, counters, •• i' • Rerfipvalf c $75. Fully guar'd.afso FIREWOOD- You plok 8985 ave-ln/out, Exc. ref., 882- Pert Time/Full Tkne SSC^ J Immediate B'Day Parties on Site. 10.15,25.30 yd. Dump- J N J PAINTING- Int./ Thursday overlings 8pm. lished Immediately after back guar. $22.80 ppd Coins and Papsw Money confined person. Willing etc., also repairs. 908- KITCHEN DESIGN oxt. Power Washing. service $19.95. 908-754- 22 BING & QRON- up. Reasonably priced. Tt004094439 After School U for structured settle- sters tot rent 757-2877 Modern Equipment' Hoar the best ol the 70's the favor Is granted with- Stroller- DBL »50 Car- Wttt Travel *. Famous Shske-A-Pew) to work long hrs. or live- ments. ennurUes, lottery 7844909 PROFESSIONAL- Froo est. Rot's avail out mentllon of the favor. 7209 or 231-1047 DAHL— Collector plates. Alto tree trunks, 3ft Call 908-754-8090 or I CAN DRAW & ,80'sll By point D.J. ••at $20 494-1874 NEWMETABOUSM DoelgeVe Oellery Ufetlme Health Guarttw ~ TOUCH DAYt In while family is away. payouts, Insurance ANYTHINQI Portraits, CLEANUP * LIGHT Asslsts In avoiding false Stale Certified -j: Fully Ina. 908-757-9822 Only your Initials should 60's - 7O's. Call 8am or across. 908-7044747 \ MASSAOI IT AWAVt 201-893-0090 SOS-STfMnSI s CONTEMPO CONST. Immcdlatq'ScrvIco..' , S6pp admlslon B.YIO.B. WASHER- S75. Dryer, BREAKTHROUGH ofColne tee includes eompllmern claims end mortgages. 11- character sketches for HAUUNG- of all types. AH phases of carpentry starts, time and expense. METUCHEN ELKS appear at the bottom. $65. Stove, $75. Refrig- after 6pm. 276-5092. WHEELS- 14ln. $50 pr. 165 Wash. Valley Rd. try vejeriruuy a*\d free iUTA CertHled Therapist LOTSOI»TLC--lnmy Free estimates. Insured. Custom to stock cabin- Insured For Your Proloellon J T PAINTING mm Glass top 48|n. $25.- Lose 6 to 100 lbs. start- •0IKMKUS8KU2 J.Q. Went- partlea. Reaaonable Including tin bsmt Refs LODGE/PAVILION B.J.F. erator, $170. Can deliver. FIREWOOD-— 1/2 cord Warren, NJ 488-OJ46 fecal examination ahd Lynn OINardo 9024*24 Placataway home. FT Lpw rates. We work etry w / discounted pric- 10 yrs. oxp. All wo do Is FURNITURE- Stunning 908-762-5524 ing now. I lost 28 lbs. worth. thhee nations only ratee. 008-M8^548. avail Free est 2714358 paint 1 Nov. & Dec. book- #70 Rt. 27, Motuchon Color console TV $100. del. $80. Full $135. 2 8 pc. Cherry Din. rm set lifetime obedience trairP only. Rera avail. 4110 direct purchaser. weekends. Call Tony es. CORIAN wholesale 2080 1614 Inches, 4 dress BUYINQ OLD PURNI- TYPING ft ORAPHICS- h PARTY SCRVCIU 233-TREE Ings available. Won't last Call for Details PSYCHIC CONSULTANT Pis call 722-6329. Cords $265. 12" stove- for sale. Mint cond. 2 yrs sizes In 10 weeks. ing. t: 908-271-0663 908-7814400 DftC w/cablnet purchase. In 908-494-7779 Farm & Garden TURE.- China etc. Will Butlnets Cards, Letters, PACINO PORECLO- Dinners-Parties long. Call lor froo ost. NADEJ— Readings avail wood. $165. 369-5339 old. Consisting of table, 2130 Call 908443-7547 do house salee or auc- •YJ COMSTRUCTION- home free esl. by appointment or phono Hetumes ft More I Color LOVING MOTHER Of •UMtT-Monay may not Set up. Serve, Clean up HAUL AWAY ft CLEAN- sddHlons, Dormers, Re- 908-806-4450 Joff or Jim 908-782-8997 Advertise 4 chairs, 2 eapt. & large tion of entire contents. Bring the whole famMyj Nnt. Days, Eve. Wknde. 284-0691 or 996-6143. SEASONS FIREWOOD lighted Hutch. Must be General POOL TABLE- .50 Bar TWO— will care for your b« th* anawar. W« can 101-383-3488 UP- Basements, attics placement Windows and KITCHENS BY DESIGN PRIVACY HEDGE- Fall All types of hardwoods, C»ll9O8-C26-2fl13 14 Route 22 W«M« •vr ft Del. Cell 424-2377 Infant/toddler In my So. and garages. No lob to In the Classified! seen to appreciate. Cost rm table 1" slate, balls, Qreenbropk, NJ OBBJt h*lp wrm Information you Doors. All phases of car 4160 1030 TALK UVE- Llvo Psy- clearance Overstock. oak, niaple, elm, locus,- Merchandhe cue sticks, racks etc Fax 752-2880. Edison home. Call 90S- ne«d. What the bank* TIRED OF RIDING small." pentry. Free Eat. 908- WOOD REFACING new $6,000. Will take COINS WANTED- Pay (SO yarde west of Rocti ALONE? Meet your per- Many styles & colors. Masonry JK'S Lost & Found chlc 1 on 1. 1-900-255- 3V4" -4'/i" Cedar (Arbor- beech, $125/cord. $3500. First serious view- $800 firm. Mike 234-2523 cash, top prloesl Paper WORKATHOME 872-0238 dont want you to know. 4884238 0100 oxt. 9802. Must bo vltoe) trees. Regularly 908-767-9161 » SWIVEL ROCKERS'- Ave.) • , . ' .t-!,(.. 1-800-797-HELP. fee for fect companlonll 24 hr. LEAP CLEAN-UP- gut- Free estimates, Kitchen 1 18 yrs. Touch Tono 2040 $19.85, Now $7.95 Free er will buy this set. REFRIGERATOR- Runs money, foreign, stamps, 908-9«S-252i. . Per Information. Send •OMIRSET- Family 1400-2554200 Ext. ters, light hauling and Tuno-Up 908-755-1977 WALLCOVERING BOff-233-4833 polyester velvet, choc, scrap gold, old Jewelry • n«w«ttfr optional. DRIVEWAYS- Parking LOST— Black (omalo cat phono roq. Sorv - U. 619- Shipping - 12 tree mln. brown $95 each. 7 hp perfect, GE, almond, top Mon-S»t 11-B. Sun 11-6 SASE, to Info. Services, Day Care/Child Care pro- 3958. 13.99 per. mln.•now plowing. Free ost lota. Black topped, A1 REP MASONRY— Wp Auctions aterllng. Estates end Col- P.O.Box 8531. Placet- INSTALLATION 10/15th. No collar 8 yrs. 645-8434. Also available - pine, 2090 CONTEMP- Mirror Sears Snow Blower •lee. freezer. Asking $250. vide/. State Registered ft FREE DOT CONSOLI- Must be 18 we. Touch - Call James 764-6508 etoned, sealed. Snow do It all big or small Spo- birch, lilac. lections; 808-782-0840. sway. N.J. 08855-8005. Approved. iSWa DATION- IMMEDIATE Tone Phone Req. Serv-U 4130 clallzlng In brick, block. old. Big roward. 322- Flea Markets, Brass Queen plstform start. $186. 725-7615 call 908-767-1297 Rsab Coin, 4 BloomfMd SUPREME REMOVAL Plowing 782-1882 and Interior 4921 THANK YOU ST. JUDE- 2 DAY AUCTION Discount Tree Farm WELIEFI Too many 6194454434. 3089- C & csncroto.fully ins, froo Sales Si Bazaars bed, Armolra, Dresser, ARCADE GAMES" for STORM WINDOWS- Ave., Flemlngtpn. '• Advrtiim ca Fall Cleanup ft Leaf Landscaping for prayors answered E.G. Heller & Son will phone 1-600-869-8238 Desk. Parquet Dinette FRENCH TUTORING ft debts? Overdue bllla? Claremont Dr. 395 San DECKS m FINISHED est, Honest work/fair Painting LOST- Cat, Choc.Brn/ J.S. homes, plnball, video, whlte aluminum, triple Removal. Snowplowlng. BSMNT- SHED EXPERT and Tree Care prlcos.526-6647 sell the personal Set, Mirror cocktail table, DOLLS- Collector seeks LESSONS BY NATIVE Reduce monthly pay- Dlago, Ca. 92117 Contractore welcome. Wh., 10/8 Woodbrldgo pool skeaball, juke*, track. 8X30X55. Good manta 3b-«0%. Eiiml- Decks only $9 sq ft Quality THANKSGIVING NO- property of formica full platform bed. Condition. 808-725-2510 dolls & accessories from FRENCH STUDENT. Household ft construc- Avo. Motuchon, ownor LR Dmuchowskl, CRAFT DOTIQUE- In more. New and recondi- natea lnt*r«aL Stop col- Free est. 651-2715 hoaribroken. Roward. VENA TO ST. JUDE- Advertise Plscataway, 11/24 & 26. Call Linda 808-709-9768. tioned, fully warranted. the 60's ft 60't. Any frpt) T1>-»174 DJWtP tion debris removal. Workmanship 46 Jacques Lane, **USED** cond. Will trvt 276-7681 THE STOBK CLUB lactlon callera. Restor* 4219 Same day service. 908-549-3395 Holy St. Judo, Apostlo Craftera wanted call 908- FURNITURE- Couch, Also purchase or trada 3080 child cara managamant DECKS BY Call: and Martyr, groat In vir- Mlddlebush section of In the Classified! OFFICE FURNITURE cradH. NCCS, nonprohi Professional 9084054249 \ BUILDERS GENERAL Somerset, N.J. Nov.11, 752-0766 love seat. 3 pc. wall unit, your games. THE FUN GUNS, SWORDS, Horses for your Inlant/toddlere, 1^0fW»8fM»412 tuo and rich In miracles, HOUSE 609471-9444 Desks, files, chairs, etc. Service*. Reas. Rates. Free Est « Joe Klingebiel near kinsman of Josus Nov. 12, 0am. wing chair, end & coctali 782-4221; eves 782-5057. KNIVES, MIUTARIA-Nj for Informed paranta, table. 808-232-1558 ft Fed. lie. Top cash 808-420-8433 Wl BUY PRIVATELY 4100 008-7074843 S. R. LANDSCAPING & A-1 WAYNE P. SCOTT 1040 Christ, faithful Intorcos- 2070 BEDMINSTER- The WANTED TO THADE- RIDING LESSONS- In HELD MORTGAQES- CLEAN-UP- Sod, de-Quality masonry sor- [ 322-1956 , sor of all who Invoke Barn full of quality Itoms 2070 Hills; Formal dining room paid. House calls mads. CKRTWEO MOM- Pit- COMPUTER TRAIMN0 DRIVEWAYS/SEAL Personals LIGHT WOOD DESK- & 25,000 Rallegh Bol-AIr Bert 621-4949 Peapack Area on your trust deeds, land eon- Home Improvement sign, Rail Road ties, pa- vlcos. Free estimate. Rof- Free Estimates your spoclal patronago In still to be unpacked. Attic Computers Computers Credenza $300., Leaded suit $750, white drasssr oaUwey/Hlghland Park For Home or Work tacts. Tired of collecting COATING- Decks aeal- erencos. Insurod. 40 yrs. Cigarette Coupons worth horse/pony or mln.a.£ 4090 lng, powerwaahlng. Qual- tios, stono, hodges &- time of nood. To you I to be omptlod. Partial glass window $200. Anti- & queen headboard $276.to trade for a good HIGH PRICES PAID- for area. Meals 4 diapers in- Cleaning Services Beam's Pt inc. monthly payments? Re- tree trim. Fall clean-up, a family business. Every have recourse from the listing: lantorns, hat rack, $150, 3 place wall unit Lead Line to Inter t.. 906-412-0288 BROTHERS HOME IM- ity work. S yrs. exp. Free COMPUTER FAIR TRI STATE que metal white bed, colored TV of the same postcards, sheet music, mediate, mnv age.- Cji Cjuded. First week half ceive cash now. Fast light hauling. 248-5411 )ob a specialty. 968-5230 doplh of my heart and Sdr. pine chost, finger $260. 908-968-1464 $160, beautiful full length value. 908-762-6218 old toys, baseball Hems, price. InfsnlsAoddlerS closings, Highest prices PROVEMENTS- Free est. 526-7478 carved settoe, mahog. Frl. Nov 17, 5pm-9:30pm mink coat, white, femal ABC LEAMNNO- Devel- humbly bog to whom cameras, military, TV's, welcome. CPR certified. CLEANING-HOME naldlt Capital Investment LEEPER EXCAVATING estimates on roofing, sid- DRIVEWAY- FREE est. God has glvon such crank phonograph, china EDISON RARITAN INN MATTRESS A tournaline size 10 $2850 opmental epedallet Cer- ft SEPTIC- InstelaUon ft Woodbrldge Ave.(514) Worlds Fair,, fountain $ 28. per day. 545-66T3 /APTS /CONDOS/LOW tJroup 1-800484-2893 ing, gutters & painting on black top and seal- groat powor to come to cupboard, blanket chest, BOXSPRING- Set, 1 mlso iterns. Any time call ext. 104 ' Repair of Septic Water & ami odd ]oba. Joe 86$ Save on PC hardware, software, Ails In Chsslfled pens. Call 272-B777. 3080 RATES *40+ Prof.quality dlesex.908-*«Kt3i9 coating. Fully Insured. my assistance. Holp mo cupb. & sldoboard, oak Queen, $200.1 full, $175. 908 781-6968 11 A LOVtNO- chlldciure In svo. supp. Ind. exc. refs, Sewer Unas. Dralnsge, 0428 Iv. meg. Beeper: HALLOWEEN SPECIAL chost, cherry 1dr. stand, CD's, accessories. Adm. $3 w/ ad Moving must sell I Call Adoptable Pets •* my smoke-free, safe, fun Over 30 yre exp. Msjsi In my prosont nnd urgent don't coat — SNOW BLOWER— want- reliable 784-2674 Carol BASSGUtTAR footing, Driveway, Grad- 8044869 i CO. 9084684882. PSYCHIC TABOT, petition. In roturn I prom- trunks, oak book case, $2. Info 201-533-1991 908-576-1002 ed for parts or to repair. 36. Plfd. home. CPR cert 4170 ing, Clearing. PALM, AURA READ- COUCH * LOVE 8EAT- They pay! LESSONS- Graduate of ise to make your nomo GLASSWARE, COL- contemp. chaise, Frlpld- Inexpensive. 722-6329 ADOPT A FRIEND ANj» top. refs. 763^938 A PROFESSIONAL 1400-964-7278 EARLB ft SONS INGS BY ANNMARIE known and causo you to LECTIBLES, 12 assorted IBM COMPATIBLE PINE TRESSEL TABLE- Berklee College of alre refrig, 21cf Konler A SMILE- Somerset ASLE TO CARE- for CLEAMMO SERVICE music, learn reading or 908-251-2901 Remodeling attlos specializing In rounlting bo Invokod. (Say 3 Our GUNS (shotguns & $295. Wo also buy and with benches, $100; Ins. & Bomlad. 8 yr» Advertise Wood tone kit. dinette Campbell Upright Piano, Regional Animal ShertM Infants or toddlers In my bsmts, kitchen, baths. All lovod onoo Tolls past, Fathors, 3 Hail Mary's, 3 rlflos), 1973 Chev PU 3/4 repair computors, moni- 3000 exp. Rala. 879-5140 CABLE TV- Phone Improvements. Fully Ins. prosont & future Avollfor tors, printers and boards. with leather-look chairs, weight bench & weights. 2140 has pots of all sizes aw Rlteateway home. Go to j Glory Bo's). St. Judo, ton, 1066 Chov stslon In the Classified! 909-439-2842 PETS AND ASTtTCHINTIME Jacks, Dishes Installed, GARAGE DOORS Auto- Refe 7624310 partios Spoclal roadlngs wagon, Dolls, costume 808-464-7496 $100,663-1518 Office Furniture & species for sdoptlon Tit work w/ peace of mind ADA'S CLEANING SERV •725-3539 pray lor us and all who LIVESTOCK reasonable cost. Missing- Expert aHeraUonsAepelra Anywhere. 908-7524509 matic openers. Installa- roo S25 now $15 (with ad invoke your aid. Amon. jowolory. MUCH MOREIII Supplies 'I 356-2582 Homes/offices, reason- PIAHEOALVACKY • Brian Deene* tion ft repair. R.C. EXCAVAT1NG-EXPERT a Pel? For more Inforrrt* able rates, dependsble on Men's, woman's ft expires 10/31/95)Ca|l tor (Publication must bo f Pianist-Teacher Renovations. Free estl- GRADING, septlcs, 1 f roo quostlon . by 3010 • Birds lioh call 725-0308. •f' honest. 764-0443 children's wear. 767^0580 FENCES stone, drlvewaya, top promlsod. This novono DIRECTIONS: RT. 206 ALOTOI>|iUN-andTLC Lessons In my home I mstes. (908) 24S43S1 r phono For holp ond ad- has novor boon known to 3020 • Cat* W CUTE ADONABttf for-your child.In my Pls- A-1 AT MOVINO- Call Chain link or wood. soil, clearings, trenching, vico on all problems. 742 South to Hlllsborough, 3030 • Dogs CLEANING LADIES locally. Repairs are our fall. This prayor Is to bo LT onto Amwoll Rd., RT KITTENS- to s gootf cataway home. Call We'll clean your home or Windsor Moving Co. Inc. footings. 908459-1943 Koarny Avo, Koarny. 201- said for 9 consocutlvo 3040 •Fish home. 908-561-1776 *'* 908-271-8748 908-699-0636 Uo PM00S12. For low SMciaHyTCall 96S4544. 991-9823. on River Rd., LT on office. 5 yrs.exp. Rels FENCES- Chain link or days). My prayors havo DESK— Grey, modern 3080 •Horse* AU PAIRS- European FREE LESSON- Piano, raise and protfesionsl FUEL OIL ft GAS Blackwolls Mill Rd., RT $76: 2 elec. typewriters 3060 • Livestock GUINEA PIQ- Sol child oare alternative SVSlI 908-353-6362 wood. LOWEST PRCES. boon nnsworod: B.F. on Canal Rd., Lt on keyboard, organ, ac- service from start to fin- TANKS- Removed ft 20/20 WITHOUT GLASS- $100 & $150, room divid- 3070 • Other Pete black maleale,, 6 wkwkaa ofcrf eVp. live-In help, legal CLEANING SERVICeS-- cordion, guitar, this ad Fense repairs our spe- ES!- Safo, rapid, non- Jacques Lano. ish. No mln hrs. fully In- Filled. Rea./comm. Uc. datty. Call9084684544 ers $26 & $50, long fold- 3080 • Adoptable Pets reddy Bear gulnea-bltf 12- moe; norvprolt org. Cynthls ft Carmen, Good entiUee you to one free sured. 609-446-6840 or surgical, pormanont res- Tonl Lunch Countor no defects. Call 360-60tHT Bonded ft Ine. Most Ing table $50. Exec, desk 3090 • Boarding, under.$200/wk. avg refs. ft good exp. Lowlesson per family. Begln- S0S422-O090. Tank* cost $700. OARAGE DOOR A toration in 6-8 wooks. Air- 1060 ROBERT E. HELLER $300; Ig. oak wood wall Local Coordinator: Marey APPLIANCE Training ft Grooming SIAMESE KITTENS reg, prices. 660-0578 srs through advanced. 1400477-TANrC OPENERS lino pilot dovolopod, Announcements 908-236-21 OS cabinets $500 ea. 3100 • Miscellaneous 90S40S4934 Your home or our studio. BOBBYS CAMERA'S Doclor approvod. Froo isterod, raised, under HOMES OR BUSINESS REPAIR Salea/lnatallatlon/Sar- CRANFORD- 17 Oak EDISON- Sat. 11/11.10 NARITAN 19 LA 808-699-0045 Supplies ft services 28 years teaching experi- Buy, Sail, Trad* ft Repair J ft D CONTRACTORS vice. Ina. ft Exp. Also information by mall: AUCTIONS 2120 Lane 11/11 A 12, Sat. 0- am to 4 pm. Rd. 11/12. QRANQE ST.- (off loot. 908-234-8928. BABYSITTING- your CLEANING- Special low ence. Professional musi- Ail Brands Home repairs A excavat- Washers/Dryers, refrig, (800) 422-7320, (406) LAURIE- formally at avail. Eves. & Sat. Complete Auction Sorvlco Garage Sales 4, Sun 10-2pm. You 21 Heathaote Ave. (Vine- Thompson St. Near home or Mne, B:30anv Fall Mate. Yre. exper cian with BA Music Edu- 008-881-7088 - ing. Fuel tanks Installed dishwashers, most major 874*884 961-5570, Fax (406) 961- Sholloy's now rolocatod name It, I'm gottlng rid of yard to Poplar) Edison. Agway) Sat. Nov. 11, 8pm or 3:30pm-11pm. 00e-38fr8011i 388-3362. appl, 908446-1268 FRONTIER n, oatlon. Ron Fragner DRUM CELLAR ft removed. Free est, 5577. SATISFACTION at Aronu In Highland It. H/H, baby Items. starting at 9am. Edison ares. Between 1 (908) 322-8420 GUARANTEED. Park. OHorlng manlcuros, Auction Service HOUSE CLEAMWa-. Drums repaired restored, Uo. & Ins. 908-4244688 A1-Z-HENOVAT1ON8 Brldgowator, NJ 08807 NOTICE: All GARAGE ft 8 yni. old. 908-777- Advertise In the Classified podlcuros & fomalo/malo Dealgner ESTATE SALE- Entire RARITAN- 806 Pros- .FAX IT!!! 1988 mik for Jeanette 10 yrs. of quality . FRENCH- Translatkw, recovered, Beginner to Carpntry. Basement ft 008-526-8926 SALES advertisements A CENTEBFOLD- body waxing. Call 672- Consignment Boutique contents must be sold. pect PI 11/11 & 12,9am- experience. Providing Tutoring, by native pro and vintage. Buy, attics, kitchen & bath Shownkls, Classy, Dis- are PAYABLE IN AD- DOUBLE TAKE 92 Louise Drive, Manvllle, 6pm. Ralndate 11/18 & CiRTIFlED CHILD CARE our own transportation. og 4229 remod. Doors, windows. 6250 for gppt. Wod-Sat. OVER 100 SHOWCASES Ji'i FrencFh h proofessionaessio l sell, trade. Please call: croot Encountors. AM/vY VANCE by cash, High quality women's de- 11/10.11,12111. 9-4pm. 19. Pre Moving Salel Gas PROVIDKR- I'll give Good ret*, avail. 008- Pete * 685-0797 Seasonal Services Deck Building, Painting. GARY'S FLOORING VILLAGE ANTIQUE aooredlted translatotl r Sanding Staining MC. 1-800-867-0360. 24 signer clothing and ac- stove, bikes & lots moral your InfenUtoddler TLC. 318-1148 or 727-2248 0Sa7 MR. BILL'S GEN. CONT. CENTER check, VISA or Master cessories-Armani, Calvin MIDDLESEX- 1020 Ha- So. Randolphvllle Rd W4 LET ME HOUSE SIT FOR Reflnlsh hr. 7 days. 2000 Dlscovor an oxcltlnn now 908489-7081 THAN $7.70 Card. For a quote on Klein, Escada, Valentino, *elwood Ave, 11/10 & SCOTCH PLAINS- 2122 Plscataway. Reasonabl HOUSE CLEAM1NO- GUITAmNSTIt-aGUITmS TIt-aSyrS s YOU- 12/22 to 12/29. POOL Closlng/Repalre Free estimate. 486-3970 FOR SALE ontlquo contor Illlod with 11, 9-4pm. Women's + Newark Ave (off Het- CLASSIFIED Offlca, Apia, ft— EiJ. Metuohsn area. Call Chip blow lines, oover on cost, please call & Chanel. All items aro at rates. 9084aia658 teachinhhini g l>l performineformi g ADDITIONS 1 fll jfc Mm ma ADOPTION:- Wo'ro tho finest antiques and least 76% off the orig. clothes, Hand painted flold) Sat. 11/11, io-3pm. > 7 yra. axp. Good Refa. exp, all l sstylesl , from rock 008-0064478 drain Htter/pump.Speclal HERMAN ELUS colloctablos from 50 of 1-800-559-0495. A ALTERATIONS BUILDING - Additions ft roady for 2am bottlos, coat. 2 locations: 565 shirts, wreaths, antiques, Baby atuff, toys, 16" '6 CHILD CARB-i Do youOwn Trana. English to rags, pick or fingersfig , $1 eo.Comm/Res.reblds. _ i° _ _ — - NJ's Promlor Doalors. books, H/H Items. Some' bike, boys clothes & lots need qualified, screened •paaklng. Jeannette MOVING?- Before you Deefc* Oust deslgn.Wd / •KHchena •Bathrooms Home Improvement kids partios, trucks/dolls, PassaloAve. West Cald- 1st lesslessoon free w/ow/ouu' haul, give Sterling Ex- Advertise your service in Forbes's Service Directory (or less responslbllltl08/|oy. Wo BERNARDSVILLE well 201-8084666 and thing for everyone mofol Great prlceal Insured care for your pre- 886^991 Concr.Free Est 369-5339 •Baaeroenta •Decks Fully Ins. Over 30 yrs Glase Repair 1st Tues. FAX LINE obllgbll .R Reff. avail, upon press a call ft save. Low, Exp. Free Est Visa ftM e 123 Claremont Road cious child? Only Mon- •Ceramlo Tile •ETC. offor abundant love, se- 782 Morris Tpk, Short HOU8ECLEANINQ- request. 785-4383 low rates. Prof, courte- than $7.70 per week. You'll reach over 120,000 homes that are curity, happlnoss and of the month. (Past tho Bookworm) Hills 201-564-6464. Both day Morning Inc. hss It Competitive prices accepted. 247-1411 Exo. rels., reaaonable ous serv. Uo. PM00361 or 463-1141 sound valuos. Expenses Opon 7 days Snt-Wod. Almost now- Clothing, stores now open Sun. MIDDLESEX- Dayton SO. PLAINFIELD- 3222 Somerset Cty82M884 MARTIAL ARTS- & T,sl- 422/ Fully Ins'd • Free eat.a your potential customers. Increase profits and 10-5; Thurs. & Frl 12-7 'olrv. Furs. Accos- Ave. Dead End. Mullt- A QUICK, EASY WAY TO PUCE YOUR AD — / 263-0688 908-B49-MOVe (6663) lal. Confldcn. ,\J-J, , in Jowolrv. rwx>rt-6pm flavjirt Rd.-Sai._u/tL. Chl. Cert. Instructor's TaMors. Sewing MWN0AB -HOME expancfyoLir customer base todayT ial. Elleon/Tom 44'Wi)8l Somoraot Slroot, sorlos. FiFinne quality home 0am-4pm. YARD/MOV- lnnh SATEUTETV and AitereUohs HIGH QUALITY', IMPROVEMENT furnishings, Antiques, EDISON 18 MOUNT Sat. 11/11 8-2. Torts of 1*1. 1-800-000-6119 Rarlton, NJ 808-626-7020 | v'wrrn ING and TAG Salel Some HOU«eCL|ANIMQ-. your home. Agea 4 ft up. RCA/SONY DBS -WAV LAEYT427-9633' Additions ft Remodeling, collectibles. PLEASANT AVE.- 11/ Toys, & kids quality CHILD CARi- exp h All arts avail. Karate Household contents, Dln- loving'csjr* In ntyPI»e«l- from A to Z by po«« ayttoma. Shop at home Custom Decks, Siding, META-PHYSIGAL- Cor- Dealer Space Available, j Consignment by appt 12, 11/19, 9-3, Good as- cloths: HH. Banquet Infl Room, orient, rug. woman. Pleaa* call Birthday Parties. For a Mrvie*. Fr*» alciht Wlndowa ft Basements. tlfled mota-physlcal 2010-Antiques 2 Bulldlngsl sortment, must seel table & Ig. Hutch. $25. away home. Flex. hrs. 008-271-1084 l'«e consultation call AMANA CONSTRUC- PUBUC AUCTION WE8TF1ELD- 244 Edge- Dependable. Meale aurvay. Systwna atari at SEAMSTRESS 008-754-3787 counselors earn $50 2020 • Appliances Antiques, Curios and i ENCORE QUAUTY Gas grill need* part*, $890. UC/VI8A/DI8C. Specializing In Woman's TION- Remodeling, hourl Doing what they 2030-AH CONSIGNMENTS EDISON SUNDAY NOV $ 5. MUCH MORE I wood Ave. Sat./Sun. Nov. • *• MS-SSB-9430 Home Improvement Kit, HOME Crafts. Friday, 11/10, , 12- Bam-1pm. TEMPLE 11/12. 10 am • 6 pm. Comm. work walcoma. ft Children's clothing. Al- LL1-800 love! Helping willing peo- 3040 - Auctions Tuo-FIO-6, Thurs. til 8 GREAT PRICES I Our Fax Is Open 14 Hours, 7 Days A W««k bath, paint, ceramic, ros IMPROVEMENT- Kit 7:30 pm. Inspection | EMANUEL 100 JAMBS Rain/ Shine. Garden CHILD CARE- In my nlckicT scratched & worn teacher In Martlnavllla. JC8 Communlcationa terations, custom designs ple understand them- 2080 • Clothing i0am-7:30 pm. Bound ' Sat. 10-5. 908-768-7760 MlddleMX Home. Infants/ 201-881

t November J3,1995 (800) 300-9321

MEDICAL TECH.- Part- ACCOUNTING CLERK TABLE WORKER- imo) flex, hours for r Vol. 103, No. 46 Wednesday, November 15,1995 Entry level position available in our busy accounting 5050 HETAIL ;ieanlng stalls & oroom- HEALTH •omervllle Allergist fixb. A Forbes Newspaper- 50 cents department. Idoal candidate should possess data Employment' ng horses. 6 days a hourly rate, call Bath «l TVain For A Career In Beauty entry skills, be proficient on a calculator and be able General Meek. $7. hr. to start. CAREERS OO8-231 -9625 to work In a fast paced office. ;all Jim O08-71O-0636 CRANFORD • GARWOOD • KENILW0RTH OPEN HOUSE PART TIME PART TIME Learn To Be A.... SHIPPING & RECEIVING CLERK UBSTITUTE CUSTODI- We are looking art Tim* .'i' plastic bags loft at the door 908-356-8500 for more Information, send a resume or l,ttl-p»*d environment. jachers for Hebrew & Positions available on MEDICAL TRANSCRrP' apply in person, Judalca. Weds, afternoon evening and night shift. Fn. TIONIST- Experience steps of local homes for collec- Hair Fashion Institute CUSTOMER SRRVICi: &/or Sun. AM. Call Rabbi thru Mon. Starting pay SS.00/ nacessary. Flexible tion of canned food for Cran- Sails, Hoeffler buttonholing newly elected commissioners 121 Wafchung Ave. North Plainfield Somerset Tire Service, Inc. \cuf ijuteotttc nerwMUlliy And luiu- Margolin: 00B-3SO-O420 h> with paid leave. morning hour*. WP OXM- West Main Street rally helpful luuuc Mil Win uvu In ford Family Care Saturday. atelttinc our rtutomeni H1ih ihetr rlsnce preferred. Union By JOANNE McFADDEN missioners — senior GOP member J. Rob- 7 blocks east of Rt. 22 Bound Brook, NJ 08805 TEACHER- Kindergar- So would Mr. Sails, who also agrees the serving as mayor. I think that speaks well Wttk md qintioM. IMtrxwHIon HUNTERDON office. 008-064-5318 ! A SALES REPRESENTA- ASSEMBLE require* mod probtemtohliii! ten, Hlllsboro area, pri- THE CHRONICLE . " ' ert Hoeffler-and'freshman Richard Sails — commissioners-elect are the "keyidecision- for the town." • TIVE PRODUCTS Retail riJlk tad the WJIliy to mite derl- vate school, 8:30 to 3pm. SCHOOL BUS DRIVER voiced their interest in holding the town- son* and pnMae p«KJ« dlrteilon DEVELOPMENTAL Pet bazaar makers." Mr. Hoeffler said he was set to meet with 100% Employee owned At home. Top payjeasy Exp. & certification re- or private grammar' There is still .no word from the GOPship's top seat. And it looks as if the deci- company Is looking for a work. Guaranteed. 1-904- ROVERS ulred 906-7044686 CENTER school. For morning and A Christmas Bazaar to benefit "I have indicated to the municipal chair- the commissioners-elect this Friday to dis- 686-3634 ext. 0.275 SALES CAREERS afternoon trSnsportatdn stronghold on who will be Cranford's next motivated, success- In IN* portion, you win dwi In our CN4003 homeless and rescued pets is sion rests with the newly elected, incoming parson that I am interested in serving in cuss his positions on specific issues. oriented Individual to ituimjfw cuftuxn mint a fund- Clinton, NJ 08800-4003 covering Edison, High- land Park ft East Bcun-. mayor. novices. : work In a sales position Somerville, Union held computer (w Mil train) An TECHNICIAN tqutl Opportune Implor* planned by Best Friends Res- that capacity, and I have also advised both "There is no reason or immediate nece"s nUeolnc. lutrllw wuift and hldi swick-Offering TOP-SAJ>-- __JBcpubUcans—Wallv-^ShackeU—and—Tom; for the Plnlnflold. area. Advertise -cutrffljcr iwnW w »cU-»*j yjlld iTe-mdir^dncrboth^ew^TOmmis^^ sity to make/- a decision now," said Mr. 'NowrthB—opportunity-tor "TEMPORARY— AFtY par hr; Must hay* 7 drhwi Hocme. CDL neons* tor 54 pas- Shaw.breezed to victory last week, ousting sioners that I am interested in the mayor's we have" not had substantive discussions. I join a winning team Is ASSIGNMENT Saturday at Presbyterian Hoeffler. yours! We are looking (or All ludtloM ofler roopcllllve »»cc Nursing senger bus. Call Samuel;. nine-year veteran Daniel Aschenbach and position," said Mr. Hoeffler yesterday. Toys "R" Us, the largest and most Call our 24-hour Mock (MMKtthlp Md More. The Day 2354042 Ev*a: UT- will accept whatever decision is best for the "I think both Tom and WaEy are ap- a career-minded person CHILDCARE nmlblllty In wort day. evenliu. 1 Church, Springfield Avenue. Mayor Norman Albert and restoring GOP your're ready to expand CERTIFIED HOME 1010 or leave) mao. "They appear to be the decision-makers. I party and best for the township. I do not proaching this the right way. They are tak- respected specialty toy retailer has to call on Pastors/ Social Service Worker to job hotline! weekend and holiday ihliu u power to the Township Committee after a seasonal opportunities (or Churches of all faiths, run recreational activities miuM. CaodldaU do not adute 'our technical experience have four years of experience, and I am think that this will be or should be a divi- ing time to get more familiar with both of dnioi or alcohol, not tub In working with a true Indus* HEALTH AIDES r selling church directory with children ages 5-10 908-602-1900, Ext. 3238 Itnon HW between W.WM to: Author signing three-year absence. ' < • the*'senior rn'drnber in the party. I would sive issue. T think it's commendable that *fis' ahd that should help them' make the and family portrait pro- In the afternoons. Must AiU. Nemrli hUnuUMtl Air- ry leader, look to SI' Immediate work. Interim* 5090 ; • Cashiers/Clerks • Customer Service . This week both sitting Republican comr grams. Excellent Income/ be responsible, cari ptrt IMM l»>Me tlrftt UUm tmens, Our Helmann HMlttKOTrs recruiting vwmmMQ Larfy Fuhro and Bob Fri- like to have the position." . incas_than_one-individual-is-rinterested-ir»—deeiaion-on-which-way to go!" • i*-iMr€>r-|trtanr*ratr Syetems-Olvlslon-amonfl- ° Night Crew • Receiving/Stocking Certified Home Health Aides ~~cUington, authors ot'TIindgcs in Ing with children. High tlWt ttbmeo »od mlnori- he largest ftuppllert of *-• and telephone allow- are encouracnl 10 aprJy. ray baaed tecurlty »y»- NOTICE: All America: Cranford will auto- T Opportunities are available * ances, health/life Insur- School diploma required. SALES totoinrMp/ofestlonal emt. Is Increasing the nursing team. We offer; MENT WANTED •dv*r» graph copies of the book noon-3 throughout New Jersey. ance. We will train you Hillsbbrd and Bernards. number ol InstallecT cu«- ttements aw PAYABIl for a successful career. Twp. areas. For more In- irner units every day. p.m. Saturday at the Cranford Call a schedule a per- formation call Don at PROFESSIONALS AVIS Exceflent Pay N ADVANCE by Ctwhj Apply In Person sonal Interview, 1-800- Desirable Work Book Store, 32 North Ave. For 908-726-1012 Full Time Careers We're seeking an experi- chex*. VISA or Mast* 821-4365 Ext. 830 on 11/ . Video, Audio & Computers RESTAURANT* COOK Flexibility ol hours information, call 276-0390. During Store Hours 12 to 11/15. United CHILD CARE- Have you enced Service Technician C*rd. For •* «*uoto ofl Schools eyeing little-used Part time, 25-30 hrs/wk, to 'help our team meet In- Convenient locttions cott. plOBte -. cal 451 Route 28, Rarltan Circle • _• Church Directories. EOE. always wanted to work GREAT earning potential for right Indivlduall Broad with children In your own night* & wkends, mutt creased demand at our knowledge of home electronics, relevant retail experi- have exp. & speak En- Car and telephone • tnutl. 1^800-559-9495. ! ADMINISTRATIVE home but were afraid to Milllngton, NJ workshop Santa mail ence, telecommunications background and excellent location. You'll perform (906) S49-2210 ASSISTANT "go It alone?" Let Mon- closing sklls a plus. PERSONAL CARE- PERMANENT ^WAITERS/WAIT- equipment modification The Chamber of Commerce day Morning Ine Worry BESSES- nights A wk- (908) 725-1820 SERVICE'- Polish ladJM for youl No feesl Apply and testing, answer cus- looklpta for car* f6t will set up "Letters to Santa" toys 9 us Call the number above or send/FAX your resume to: ends, must be exp'd. tomer service questions, (609)443-1711; community center wing Shan the holidays wllh Mends Rapidly growing at 626-4884, 253-9595; Nobody Beats the WIZ, 1400 Federal Boulevard, Cart- Full/Part time avlal. elderiy/llck. Uve.kvoutr mailboxes this week at First Fi- MARKETING Co. located maintain workihlp opera- Experience w/refsr '88-8838 eret, NJ 07008. FAX#: 908-855-5455. Attn: Dept. SK. •BUSPEOPLE- wkends. tions and astlst with or> delity Bnnk on North Avenue We ore an equal opporiunlly employer, dedicated In nearby Hunterdon DELIVERY DRIVERS- 006409-2530 -" lopromdllnfl a culturally diverge work toree . EOEM/F/D/V. ... . tlte eaulfjment Installa- Int rim North-south space would house youngest pupils next y Cty.la aeeklrtg an exp CIRCULATION for-lunchr-Apply-Jn-per- anrl Ilnitrvl fount ire Rnn|<- year and a drug Iree environment; ~ ; - porsorTTb Work for two lon •iiu service. \ "~ II I A I T II C t > » "SERVICE HEPS son: Country Fresh, 145 25 South Main St., South Averme. By JOANNE McFADDEN Ms. Wilde said the committecommitt e looked at the lease top executives. Position Nobody beats the W. Main St. Somefville, Involves marketing PART TIME Pathmark Mall. To qualify, you'll need Edison, NJ 08837 TIIECHKONICLE between the Township of Cranford and the board 5000 projects, Interfacing with several year* experience i 6 concerning the use of the community center. The ATTENTION clients, general office Including same formal Recycling news EMPLOYMENT support for the execu- The Star-Ledger has im- WIZ RESTAURANT- Wllt- lechnlcal training In el»c- Cranford Board of Education members will look December 1982 lease agreement permits the Board of SS Security Officers $$ - tives, meeting & travel mediate openings for resses/Walters nasdtd ronlcs, mechanical 8090 Boy Scout Troop 178 will col- early rlsersl $115 starting i for new restaurant to aqslr, Installation and Somu *4t IUUJ i* this (Ui- into reclaiming a portion of the community center for Education to reclaim this wing with a 12-month no- 5020 IMMEDIATE OPENINGS plans. LANDSCAPE CONST. Patt-nnm . lect newspapers and aluminum Company offers AT- salary plus car expenses, open before. Thanksgiv- malntenartce. - Availability nfictti** May rumor* «,/(*£ use next year as ah annex for kindergartners and tice. The board can reclaim the remaining portion of Child Care Wanted F/T & P/T dental & vision benefits, FOREMAN— Leading de- ing In Jametburg, Expert- or travel and a valid drtv- Empkymmnt ti putcbtu imfermthm. cans 9:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m. Satur- MIDDLESEX & TRACTIVE SAURY, full DENTAL ASSISTANT sign/build firm seeking first-graders from Orange Avenue School. the building with two-years notice. benefits, exc growth po- vacations, commissions. ence a must. Call '»llc«nsa are ossenUal. **d/t>r MMitrUU rt& day at the conservation center SOMERSET COUNTIES CALL NOWI Immediate Opening. Full exp. Ind. Thorough George. 00fl-521-3232 cenwf btrmtmtmtt The center's north-south wing, now used primarily The move would free up six classrooms at Orange CHILD CARE- Part tential,and bonus plan. time, will consldor part knowledge ol plants, BANKlNa to help support troop activities. Qualified candidates 1-800-274-6629 time, experience pre- walk-way/patlo and wall RETAIL in addlUon to a excelleo) for storage of recreation and school materials, would Avenue School, said Dr. Renna, and in the future Tlmo, Exp. person to Some locations Include: . salary, we offer In* ad- If you arc unable to drop off caro for Infant In West- * Health Benefits need strong office skills, ferred, but will train Installation. CDL re- New concept houseware S1000 WEEKLY- be converted under the proposal. Senior and teen Including wordprocess- CLERK TYPIST— mature vantagM of a smaller. In- TELLERS create space for sixth-graders from Brookside Place Hold homo. 3 days por •Payratos $6.00-$8.00 onorgotlc, conscientious quired. 908-847-3868 rstall store will soon novative operation with Ing Envelope* your toee* these items, rail Gordon Branv •Free Uniforms Ing and graphics, plus minded, reliable Indi- person. New Brunswick/ Hon. Easy work, excelteht activities at the center would not be affected. .School .to...qonfiam.,with..the district's middle school wcok, 30 hours. Non vidual to work in a small open In Edison. We netd the suprjort o(fta d Part TIm« _^ well Sr, at 709--l£68-to arrange a •Paid Training ability to communicate Somerville-BreaV—--- Tanthusiaitic, parsonabla ay, PT7FTT7FT. .WORKfRS. - smoker, own transporta- Iriendty office. Duties MAINTENANCE AS wide leader; For consid- According to district officials, enrollment, especially concept. All sixth-graders from the south side of town tion, recent ro(s. ro- •Paid Vacation on a professional level. Benefits. Mo evening candidates for full & part BEDMINSTER 4EEEEO NNOWII FE pickup-at your home. -IMMEDIATE OPENING include answering hours Call 908-246-2264 SISTANT- Covering eration, please send a re- in grades kindergarten-sixt, will rise 4-5 five percent are housed at Hillside Avenue School. qulrod. 908-233-8159 time opportunities. sume arid cover letter It's the bett of both at TAILILS MMf SASK O: Fax rosume8:908-685- phones, typing filing etc. lor interview. eneral maintenance ol kCASHIERS Box 600-KTY U«na. PA CLEAN RECORD & Computers a plus. M-F, g which details salary his- SUMMIT BANK...earn each year over-the next five years. In addition, the Dr. Renna took the opportunity of the televised TRANSPORTAION 0259 ulldlng & land, down- SALES ASSOCIATES 9-5pm. 908-272-9080 DRIVERS town Somervllle tory to: Human Re- the extra money you Garden Club number of students requiring special services is also meeting to reassure senior citizens their space at the A MUSTII ADULT CARRIERS Apply In praon: sources. Manager, Si- need as a Part Time CLERK/RECEPTION- Reliable/responsible per- 10am-4pm Mon-Frl MMtm; INO A presentation. "The Victo- expected to rise. center would remain the same. The school's schedule 5050 WANTED- For Weekly son. For F/T for P/T, flex- emens Cbmponents, Inc. Teller, and still have POTSMTIAL Apply in person IST- Brldgewater com- Hot Pizza 108 Carter Drive 186 Wood Avenue, IseUti. time for other acUvWes. rian Art of Dried.. FVessed Flow- While the grade realignment of southside schools Employment- paper, must have reliable ible schedule. 725-4703 Edison, NJ Reading book*. TO* free! would work around the seniors' use of the auditorium Monday through Friday car or truck, NO pany clerical duties, WP Cold Cash NJ 08830: An equal op- If you enjoy working General 9am to 2pm a plus, temporary & per- MANAGEMENT or call 008-287-4300 Ext portunity employer. ii) aod-«o»«r7S Ext PU. ers," will be featured at a m.em- last year is expected to take care of increasing enroll- and lunch room areas, said Dr. Renna. COUECTIONSI For More with people and have J13O for detatt*. The Wackonhut Info, call 1-800-300-9321 manent positions. Call TRAINEES 0 Atk for oper. 110 for cashier or customer ser- bcr-guest meeting of the Flora- ment on that side of town for several years, the over- "Our use of those six classrooms will not affect the Karln, Preferred Place- Corporation ext.6857 If you're looking for Seeking Managar Traln- Interview vice experience we ACTONS/ all artleila- 100 Davidson Ave., ment. 908-668-7300 ees/Asst. Mngri. & W>AV< phile Garden Club 7 p.m. Mon- crowding at Orange Avenue School continues to be utilization of the building as a community center for dome extra cash, Pizza RETAIL- l/t, pA custom SIEMENS would Hke to meet with Suite 205 ANSWERING PHONES & Hut can offer you an Salespeople for Immed day at the community center. the most pressing situation in the district senior citizens," said Dr. Renna. Somerset, NJ MONITORING ALARMS positions. Itt yr. mgmt Int decorating stort, you. Currently, we tire BOS 287-06401 lanvjpm. ideal second job. seeks parson for salts, A Interviewing for an Betty Parkas, who grows and. "I'm comfortable that the changes made in the Board member Rita Veca, who also served on the Exit 6 Off Of 287 Full time In Fleming-ton earning pot I $24,000- TBLKUARICeTINO AUTO BODY- High vol- $80,000 yearly. Advance- support role of batter ooeokMlrtou* BEOMIN- preserves her own flowers, will OR CALL 908-563-0200 office. Computer We offer great benefits products. Emphasis on t(arnUpta*1IVHour AUK you utonxUrr southside of town pretty much should, unless some- committee, said th^ committee hopes to create a umo state ol tho art experience a plus. Days/ ment, bfts. Hi Incentive*. STeRIecatlon MiMl (or a, butJnfaa ,pp- shop, looking for oxp. COUNTER HELP- including personal sve. good UM*n mortgi also describe her various drying thing changes, hold us and be stable for the next "nurturing, more child-centered" atmosphere similar Fvttnlnnn fwttalcfifitin -fl«- In Cranford's teaching staff attended duction. Excellent start- (008) 755-1430 526 Metuchen. NJ 08840 20 Truman Dr. 008-627-0660 leave map bonfire will be 7 pm Wednes- Law judge in Newark where his at- will testify today, said Mr. Seyfarth, MAKE YOUR HOUSE A HOME Enadax Training InsU medical tran»crlptkm. No ing salary for the right . So. Edls«n the New Jersey Education As- before he takes the stand. tute, 120 West 7th St. 8ECRETARY/RECEP MEDICAL medic*! e»iperleri«* day, Nov. 22 at Memorial Field. torney will argue his transfer to the person. 908-685-7600 needed. Approved by NJ sociation's convention last week in oxt. 13 Plalnflald, NX TIONI8TS- To do diver YOUNO MAN NEEDED- RECEPTIONIST This event is sponsored by the helm of a district elementary "I felt the judge was attentive to allied duties for busy .Fi- ' Helper for garage door Data entry experience "Department ol Educa- Atlantic City, said Charles Kaamie, school was both "arbitrary and ca- QENERAL/CLERICAL- nancial Service Office. Installers, valid driver* required. Up io 20hra, tion. Employment-*•• Cranford Booster Club.. All the testimony," said Mr. Seyfarth 8 am • 4 pm, Please call REAL ESTATE SALES lie. req. Apply In person Include* one evening •Istinc* provided. 'Oati Cranford Education Association pricious." 4180 4180 4200 4220 Good phone skills roq. Ocanford residents are encour- Monday. "It's difficult to tell be- Linda after 10 am. Good Experienced preferred, ACT A plus. 80S, 336 Centennial week. Call Prisdlla Laird* for FREE brochure president, this week. Painting Painting Plumbing, Heating Rooting but will train. Excellent Ave. Cranford 2764505 800-2004)800 : aged to attend this celebration Mr. Seyfarth was ousted from his cause you can't get a read on what benefits, Friendly atmos- 008-6344694 008-753-2662 and Cooling phere. 008-526-0880 training program, great which supports the Cranford According to the CEA's contract high school position in July only the judge is thinking." Income potential, com- with the Board of Education, all days after being reinstated from a "Our testimony is expected to E:. JUST THE RIGHT DANNUCCI ROOFING HAIRDRESSERS- F/T. pany bonuses, no fran- football team, which will play TOUCH- Froo ostl- OIL TANKS Fully Insured, Free est. Some exp. No following chise fees, take the Elizabeth away 10:30 a.m. teachers received the days off with two-month administrative leave. last the full day today," said Mr. matos. Inlorlors only. Sand filled or romoved.' Over.' 20yr«. experience. neo. For busy salon In most Important step for Froo bordors with 2 PERFECT PAINTING Rarltan. Call Barbara or 1 Thanksgiving Day. Refresh- pay even if they did not attend the The leave and reassignment came Seyfarth, "and Friday, the board East Coast Marine Ser. 908-006-6462, your career, call'now to 1 rooms palntodl Rolor- Specializing In color 008-518-0732 Sue 707-1185. convention. Teachers are not re- in the wake of the board's accusing will bring on its case. ' doslgn, InT/oxt, plaster, J & A ROOFING learn how to Increase ments will be served compli- oncos avail. Call your Income and oqtn school Business Administrator Olnny or Sandy 271-8252 spackle ropalr, wallpa- OIL TANKS Specializing In atopplng HAIRDRESSER/ KIDS' ACTIVITY ments of the booster club. quired to submit attendance Steven Montovano, board presi- what you are worth! Call porlnrj & romovol, Refs & Sandfllled or Removed that leak. Before you MANICURIST records to district officials. Jeannette Nixon of embezzlement dent, referred all questions to the NINA KALLAS- Painting fully Ins. Call 272-4458 think you need a new UNHAPPY Adele Zlellnski, Mgr. for a . 272-0848 confidential Interview and the revelation that Mr. Sey- & Paporhannlng, Ro- NJ State licensed roof, think again. Call for IN YOUR SALON? Ten-month and 12-month district district's speciai attorney David palrs. Plastof/Shootrock. PICTURE PERFECT 1 Day Service. All work Salon looking (or hair- eves: Senior trip farth shared a joint bank account Rubin. Mr. Rubin did not return 27yrs. oxp. 322-H030 PAINTING- Intorlor/ox- PLUMBING & HEATING guaranteed. 20% Dis- dresser and manicurist BEDMINSTER OFFICE support staff also received the days Low ratos. Good service. with some following, 008-781-1000 DIRECTORY The Wednesday Senior Club with Ms. Nixon. Although the phone calls by presstime. torlor & paporhannlng. count with This Ad. Call off, but used compensatoiy time Quality work at aflord- Drain cloanlng. Free esti- today. BO8-777-1831 Flexible hours + comm. WEICHERT REALTORS will host a five-day, four-night board filed suit against Ms. Nixon, The judge only reserved three ablo prlcos. 088-1211 mates. Uconso #10118. Medical Insurance + for state holidays not observed by Mr. Seyfarth was not charged with Call John 068-8034 ROOFING- Hayes Con- paid vacation avail. RECEPTIONIST trip to the Fallsview Hotel in the school district. days for the hearing, so if the PAINTING & WALLPA- R. MALONEY- Painting tracting. Specializing In Edison area. For Busy Salon MELISSA KLAVER/THE CHRONICLE any wrongdoing. Salon Is In Westfleld Ellenville May 20-24. The cost board is not finished Friday, said PERING Apartmonts, a papor hanging 12 yrs. PLUMBING— No job to res. rooting. FREE EST. Call 321-0226 In the past though, Superinten- small. Sauor Plumbing aroa. Exp. preferred/will is $289 per person and includes Mr. Seyfarth, who has been serv- Mr. Seyfarth, they will have to wait Homos. Int/Ext. Froo Estl- oxp. Froo Est. Int. & Ext. Fully ins. 763-6372 REGISTER NOW dent Dr. Emalene Renna said, the matos. 008-753-0118. 908-931 OB 15 Uc. 7543 Repairs Nick HAIRSTYLIST, MANI- train. Hrs. 408:30pm transportation, three meals CHS showtime ing as principal of Orange Avenue for a break in the judge's calendar. 008-760-1539 SHERMAN'S ROOFING CURIST ft ASSISTANT- Tues-Frl. Call Bob, John FOR support staff has worked through PAINTING $40 PER TERRY PAINTS Res/lndust. 30 yrs. In needed. Flex. hrs. Ambi- or Al 008-233-2728 daily, nightly entertainment, Cranford High School theater club members Dave DeVito School since the summer, is seek- After testimony is given, the ROOM— Mln 3 rms. Your So. Plalnllold aroa business. Fully Ins. Est. tious. Call Jeanotte. HALF SESSION SPECIAt daily activities, swimming, and Paul Goncalves rehearse Play It Again, Sam to be per- the convention closing if the ad- ing to be reinstated as principal of judge has 45 days to render a deci- paints. Immediate ost. 16 Roforoncos 4220 & Rof. 908-598-0503 008^74-3747 RECEPTIONIST ministration decides to use com- If- yrs oxp. 054-2461. 908-561-3460 Dental office, Martins- 7 wks for $49 dancing, sports gym and skat- formed 8 p.m. Friday and Saturday nights In the high school the high school. sion to the state commissioner of Roofing HOME TYPISTS NEED- PAINTING by BRUSH- WHY PAY MORE? Paint- vllle, College student, • Wee Play is a Unique Parent ing rink. For reservations, call pensatory time to create four-day With his testimony expected to education, who also has 45 days to ED- Also PC/Word pro- Mon, TUBS, Wed aflor auditorium. Tickets at $5 are available through CHS at 709- WORKS- all kinds, bldg ing tor apts., condos, cessor users. $40,000/ New Life & Child Play Program For Nat Amsterdam at 276-6178. weekends around other holidays. end today, Mr. Seyfarth once again accept, modify or deny the deci- ropalrs. Exp & Rollablo, homos $85/rm; Wallpa- 4230 noons & Sat. AM. Wll 6311. ALL AROUND ROOF- Wallpapering year Income potential. train. Call 008-460-4468. Children Crawling to 4 Yrs, — Joanne McFadden maintained his innocence. Mr. Sey- sion. Stove 808-526-5134 por S20/roll; spackllng. ING- Specializing In Toll free 1400-898-0778, Christian School Noat & Clonnl 707-0872. new roofs, patching and oxt. T-5139 for details • Classes Held Wednesday & PAINTING RECEPTIONIST- Goo. • Learn To Read coating. Froo osstlmates. WALLPAPERING BY phone and typing skills a Intorlor & Exterior Small Toak patch lob $20 FEMININE TOUCH LUNCHROOM AIDES- • 5 Year Old Kindergarten Thursday Daytime & Wednes Wallpaporlng 4200 Part time at Hillside and must. Some computer • Qualified Teachers off w/ad. 602-8269 We Reasonable rates. entry and other dlversl day Evening ***** Plumbing, Heating also do drlvaways, aval Prompt service. Free es- Walnut Avenue Schools • Pleasant Surroundings WINDOW REPAIR lor the 1006-08 school (lod duties. Full time with • 12 Month Program • 2 Instructors Per Class \/ Holiday time and Cooling coating, patching & r*- timates. No job too benefits. Somervllle Aroa. Just reminiscing Gobble, gobble Puttying, Broken Glass striping! . small. Call 008-231-0282 year. Please send letter •Open 7:30 AM to 5:30 PM • Classes Pro Hated oMnterMt-wlth-reiume- &ZB0O |—F0HrWeEB7B0ILKRir no later than November ENROLL NOWI rtMWhwwsm ost. 27 yrs. exp. , 25 yrs. C/AC, Duct work CONTRACTING INC- 17,1005 to: RESTAURANT or 526-5308 Cranford plans season We go where Thanksgiving Bob Stelnman install. Free Est. lie. Roollng specialist, free 4239 Exp. Servers for lunch (908) 753-1233 & Daughter 8264. Jack 382-2760/ est, fully Ins.For over 20 William E. Cashman full/part time. Also, exp Bridgewater • Green Knoll Fire playoff team revisited 008.826-3382 724-0878 beeper yrs of reliable service. Window* Deputy Superintendent Line Cooka, Busaari 1007 New Brunswick Avenue House Corner of No. Bridge & of celebration t happens every day, 271-8B2S of Schools and Bartttrid«ri. AppK South Ptfllnfleld. NJ PAINTING- Let a HEATING & AIR In parson, 2-5pm; Broa Foothill Rd. See Sports, page A-10 CONDITIONING-Salea CAFICE CONST ; WINDOWS- Vinyl Re- P.O. Box 646 Downtowner Inside See Weekend Plus woman do your painting. Cranford, NJ 07016 for the Border, 703 Rt Noat, clean quality work. & Svc,Res/Comm, 24hr Roofing Of All Types ; plaoemonta Installed. 202, Brldgewater. 008 Insured. Free estimates. sve, Free Installation est. Shlngles/Flat/Slate Dbl-hung Insulated .glaas, 722-8686 • -Call Marynnn 560-0235. Call CCS 008-272-3000 Leak Repairs 068-6241 $165.908-350-8674