LSje ami wegui,y isgiui, vmu-u •• — contend shows non- dee( jliance on the part of the Pun ship, brought out the ire in w^s' ship administrator Ed Mur- me? tor e letters, as recent as July 18, ri°^ liasize the. state's concern that • " township's use pf Hanson . jTaJl e conform to Green Acres J^" rani rules, and regulations, }9^ tract encumbrances," and. H* Page A-2 CRANFORD CHRONICLE.. Thursday, August 2,1990 Thursday, August 2, 1990 CHRONICLE Paep A-3 Bargains and entertainment UCC offers class in sign High Street bridge makeover ' A • program in Ainericair sign ' language studies will be offered .fV. "» ifcirt^ af-stat£-eouncil_ B Th? new prog^m. whl^h will ^^ speci hih il ! Cranford's annual summer side- linen, greeting cards, household begin Sept 5, -will" lead to a col- guistics, criuDntiplcaflons, By Cheryl Moulton walk sales, involving more than 40 lege certificate of proficiency in ogy, social' Work; human The old High Street bridge The new bridge will shift the LIQUOR AND CORDIAL SPECIALS items, gifts, bicycles, jewelry, roadway more towards Droes- Bacardi Smirnoff stores, will be held today, tomor- hardware, paint, food and many American sign language studies and-or special education, could' get a complete makeover as .Old Smuggler Gllbey's cher's Mill, but will not affect the Rum Vodka row and Saturday, rain or shine. other items;" which is separate from the. inter- ates will be prepared to early as 1991 now that the project building or the nearby park Ac- I Scotch Gin Sale hours for most stores will be preters for the deaf program. these 'ty^p has approval of th6 state Historic 1.75 Uter 1,75 Uter 1.75 Uter Features for the family include ASL a cording to township administrator I 1.75 Uter Thursday and Friday 9 am. to 9 The ASL option is, Resigned ft>r ' Preservation Council, leaving the Edward Murphy, the 19th century $ $1 399 p.m., Saturdays a.in. to 6 p.nt Mikey, the Magical Clown, who .-;''T township only to obtain the fed- $13" will appear all three days from 10 character of the bridge will be re- j 15" Hiram Walker "All participating merchants eral go-ahead. tained. B&B have taken extra special mark- am. to 2 p.m. Mikey will ride his Reconstruction of the bridge will • Philadelphia Cherry Brandy •> unicycle, juggle and perform skits WE HAVE SIDEWALK There are seven bridges that Liqueur downs for this weekend only," not be a burden to local taxpayers 750 ml said Sam Kutner of Cranford on the sidewalks and in the street since 75 percent funding is ex-cross the river on the north side 1.75 Uter $ Bootery, chairman of this year's There will be background music PRICES THAT WON^TUfty^i$0i pected from the federal govern- of town, The High Street bridge and helium balloons for childrea has been cited by police and fire $ $"1H99 19" vt Free balloons and lemonade! ; ;V: ^ ;v ment, and the balance from the departments as vital and a neces- "This is the time to get bargains state. According to township engi- 00 As a coirimunily service, this sity. - . 2 WINE/CHAMPAGNE WARM BEER that woift be seen again until year, free blood pressure screen- ^T^k< Bring hbriuithepi&tife neer Karen Kramkowski, the Superior next year," Kutner said. "There ings will be sponsored by Cran- . o» .idC*^ perfect bouquet! " township needed the approval of -% Glen Ellen "'$Q99§ will be bargains for men, women ford Board of Health today and the council before proceeding £ White 24-11 o?u botflies • r . and children-looking for clothing, tomorrow from 11 am. to 2 p.m. at with the overall review process. c 750 ml August 2, 3, 4 Heineken 99 < shoes,' books, sporting goods, Bell's Pharmacy. Citing federal and state approvals SIDEWALK SALES |spmmel(t| Carlo Rossi $14 Stop by! Enter to win!, as part of the process, Kram- 24-12«.,bdttiBS o Blanc De Btane Rhine ' Grolsch $ kowski indicated, "There is one $ 99 step left and we. are done." 2C% €ff 3 1.5 Uter 3 24 -12 oz. bottles 14" Our policy- on corrections 10% to 50% #F Currently there are only three Austrian lace iBbUi" I Brut or Schaefer $599 bridge crossings on the south side TheCranfbrd Chronicle mil -promptly correct errors of fact, context • Silk Flowers •Dolls By The Yard > Bardollno Champagne 24-12OZ. cans (pluati-OO manufacturing rebate) of town and there is a. need, for a $ or presentation and clarify any news content that confuses or mis- • Pillows •Decoys 1.5 Uter fl stronger bridge to hold general 750 ml $399 StrohS Reg. or Light $Q99 leads readers. Please, report errors to Chronicle editor Patricia An- Shower Curtains. And much, much;rndrel! traffic and heavy trucks. Fontana Moet 24-12,oceans J derson, 102 Walnut Ate J Cranford, NJ. 07616,.276-6000; Alt correc- Up to 50% Off tions and clarifications vM appear in this space on this page as a The bridge, which crosses the Candida White Star BudweiSCr Returhables $Q99 convenience and'courtesyto our readers. . Rahway River, was built: in 1873. Cmt Set Otto SwifmiMi' 1.5 Uter CONTEST WINNERS: Cranford eighth graders Kimberly In December of 1984 the bridge 750 ml *1 7 |24-12oz bottles (plus $1,20 dapoat)- . Swenseri and Matt Taglialavore are congratulated by county' •During a July 23 Municipal Court hearing Karl Frey of Cranford At "Reduced, Qood ttuouoh 8/4*). AH ul« K«m» ari buh and cany; (Whwy.availably olH wrapplnfl and.llquor did not plead guilty to driving while intoxicated July 8 on North was closed after debris began to baskaU avaBabto. Manawmant may llmK qiinlMioa. Notresponsible tor typ o errora. This coupon murt manager Ann Baran, left, and Joan Burke of-county family! Avenue '.in Garwood His license already was suspended for an fall from the bridge during a SaWartad^tin-ToTpurohaaa. th« pricM In this ad are sat by WtWcka and may not be avallabla «t intake unit on their honorable mention awards in annual drug earlier DWI conviction. 116 North Ave W., Cranford • 276-4700. heavy rainfall. The bridge was othar locaUona. *A11 prices DO NOT lncluda«ale» tax •. ._ -prevention essay contest that drew 500 entries 143 Chestnut St, Rosalie Park • Mwyr PRIZE BOUNTY: Andrea Mueller, 9, shows off prize vegeta- closed until the spring of 1985 DITTRICKS DISCOUNT WINES & LIQUORS 130 W Third Ave., ROSBHB • 241-2700 when the county constructed a '|; bl.es-.from the Crawford Avenue children's community garden, temporary bridge on topo f the old 2 North Avenue •Garwood • 789.0525 ^ttt^be^^r^i^umbers^ "Mon-Saf,9.arn to 10 pm •.Sunday 1 to) O.O8:3U0 • I. JTrout gives bridge l_ — — — Valuable Coupon GoodThhi 8/4/90 iblood agents Plane noise for children RAIN OR SHINE RAN seeks,- INSIDEOR In January Granford resident .oufsi CRANFORD Bob Trout? began donating plate^ lets to help "a" specific, leukemia Thurs tires-- patient at; Children's. Hospital of Thurs:, FrL, Sat. Philadelphia. He also recruited DEWALK > Cranford Stop the Noise Com- friends to make the trips more SALES rnittee will h^ve protest sheets Aug. 2,3, 4 ,'fun, and because of the tremen- and letters available for signature SIDEWALK SALES -Ndous need for platelets. at a table on N. Union Avenue 5' Luckily, his recipient Went into during sidewalk sale days. \sass» Remission. ("We went to his birth- The' comihi ttee has been in the gay party two weeks ago," said foreftont of i the battle against JTrout), The demand for platelets, •massive rerouting of commercial Thursday Aug. 2: 9-9 pm Siowever,- didn't dwindle, and .1 aircraft 'at/lbw altitudes without JFrout and friends continue donat- ••?i>eineflt^einviroiMnenta.l study by Friday Aug, 3: 9-9 pm ing platelets as often as they caa thei FAX' in 1987. Stop the Noise is J "There's always a heed," he. collecting: .protest signatures and Sat. Aug. 4: 9-6 pm All Nike Cycling Jerseys and Shorts 40% OFF [aid, "Also, they give you a free letters, to 'present to : fedeiral and unch, cookies and juice, free inr , state: legislators demanding cor- Ladies Jerseys Mens/Unisex Jerseys '39.95 SALE »23.95 door parking, and you get to rective action. '42.00 SAU '25.20 'atch a movie." . • . .. '.•'•'• GIGANTIC SIDEWALK SALE! •27.50 SAIM '16.50 ^SenatorsForank Laiitenberg and •52.95 SAU '31.75 Platelets, which act as blood iiBlll Bria^ley, recently outlined pro- •33.00 MUM 9.80 lotting agents, are necessary for bosaisi to introduce federal legis- •38.50 W«'23.10 •54.95 SAU ^32.95 lost-operatiye; recovery .. frqm • Wi^m atibn to phase out older noisier ione-marrow transplants. ''Witii- AH RJ Cycling Shorts 40% Off >ut platelets, patients will dieT* ' .iM; aid Trout, adding that not all e panel reg. '33.95 SAU '23.95 Jpeople are able to donate, but if '42^00 Sa 6 panel reg. '29.95 SAU '17.95 jthey pas's 3 series of tests they can u'5fi|)0 shorts SAU l33.00 Jdonate up to 26 times per year. .^r-^vi^ruiie Atlantic Oqean for •49.50 shorts SAU '29.70 All Descehte Shorts 20% OFF J. "It makes you feel terrific," he comnlercial air traffic; •55.00 SAU '44.00 ; "I am glad both senators from {said. "If you go up and see those •75.00 SAU '60.00 Skids, you'U ask if there is some- liiNevv' Jersey have become aware INSIDE & ; "of this problem which affects 18 of jthing more you can do." M | Anyone interested in becoming a 21 counties," said Paul LaCorte, All Lake Touring Shoes 50% Off $49.95 ..... SAU *24.95 [platelet donor may contact the !>"•! iSiS»;i>i.:'5S;. ^chairman of. the local group. "We SAU '50.95 Vjkviii provide the senators with all Nike TC Cleated Shoes 40% Off $84.95 ...... Apheresis Donor.Center at Chil- 'SAU *44.35 dren's Hospital of Philadelphia, -— i III 11 assistance needed." Nike VTX Touring Shoes 40% Off $73.95 ...... 34th and Civic Center Blvd., or X SPECIAL HOURS .$ The senators' action came as Nike CX Cleated Shoes 40% Off $68.95 ...... SAU *41.35 telephone 215-590-2340. •Rep. Matt Rinaldo saw passage of J an important amendment "to re- All Rhode Gear Cycling Clothing SAU 50% o» i'jquire the FAA to issue an envi- Q. Mlyata '88 712"s 20% Off $629.95 ...... ,.'..... Student gets taste iiWnmental impact statement and (!pd conduct an air safety investiga- Miyata '88 112's 20% Off $338.95 ...... SAU *27035 of space travel > ,tion of the effects of the expanded Miyata Sport 10 Jr. Boys Black 10 speed OPEN m • .East Coast plan (EECP) on the John . VanTeeckelenburgh of state of New Jersey.":..;. o 24" Wheel 20% Off $199.95 • SAUy? Normandie Place learned what it Miyata 5th Ave. 23" FR Pewter 5 speed is like to be an astronaut when he Thurs. 9 'til 9 20% Off $224.00 i...... recently attended U.S. Space SAU*i 79.00 Academy Level;II camp in Hunts- Mlyata Nimbus 20% Off Ladles 19.5" Frame ville, Ala: ' Friday 9 'til 9 |Firsi aiders Silver $225.00 ...... SAU '180.00 He and other students in grades VnsWe 102 N. UNION AVE. Miyata Triton $250.00 .- 'SAU '200.00 10 to 12 sampled astronaut train- v Sat. 9 'til 6 y CRANFORD/N.J. ing by using the academy's simu- •Irespond to Miyata 110 Reg. $330.00 SALE '264.00 lators that duplicated the equip- 276^1005 Mlyata 310 Reg. $397.00 ...... ;. SAU »317.00 J ment of early Mercury and. Apollo moon flights. They also spun and shooting Mlyata 90 Reg. $189.00 » SAU '149.95 Jturned. in the Five Degrees of Miyata 312 Reg. $399.95 SAU '319.95 {Freedom trainer, which was used :' When members of a Vietnamese /gang from New; York's Chihatown SIDEWALK Miyata Pathrunner ATB smoke chrome $459.95.. SAU '367.95 'by Gemini astronauts preparing MEN'S WOMEN'S CHILDREN'S : opened fire on funeral mourners {for early space walks. Students Miyata Pathrunner ATB yellow $429.95 ... SAU '343.95 (also used the nation's only full-. ;at Rosedale Memorial Park Ceme- jscale space shuttle exhibit and re- SNEAKERS jitery, Linden, Cranford First Aid Trail Runner ATB Reg. $589.95 SALE '469.95 SNEAKERS SHOES 'Squad members were called for alistic mission control and orbiter Values to *59. "89 Mlyata Triple Cross Reg. $465.00...... ; 'SAU. *372.00 mockups, leading to a 24-hour Values to *64. Values to '3d. 'assistance: simulated space mission. Low or High Low or High Infants to Pre-Teens •(; An estimated six persons were "89 Mlyata Alumlcross Reg. $689.95 SAU •551.95 ..shot and eight injured after three SAU '455.95 'gunmen, posing as flower bearing "89 Miyata 618GT Reg. $569.95...... • TV show focuses .'hiourners,;opened fire with auto- "89 Miyata 1000 Reg. $785.00 SAU '628.00 ••"niatic weapons, said police. 'SAU *673.95 on cancer efforts Three squad members, Sue •89 Miyata 1100A Reg. $841.00 ...... Buontempo, Shelly Meade and '89 Mlyata Sport Runner Jr. ATB "A Gift from the Heart," a 30- •{Patty Williams/ were among those . SAU *2$7.95 minute documentary highlighting 24" Wheel $359.95 tyho responded from Cranford. . MCE'300.00 the Cranford-based Emmanuel • They arrived after the gunshot '89 Miyata Country Runner Reg. $375.00 Cancer Foundation and its work victims had been removed. They SAU '360.00 with children, will debut on Sub- "89 Mlyata Pathrunner Reg. $450.00 ...... MEN'S treated about a dozen persons SAU'431.95 urban Cablevision TV-3 at 6:30 WOMEN'S CHILDREN'S with multiple1 cuts from attempt- Drastic Reductions "89 Mlyata Valley Runner Reg. $539.95 ... p.m. tomorrow. MEN'S SNEAKERS SNEAKERS Jc'ing to flee by climbing barbed '89 Mlyata Trail Runner Reg. $700.00.. . SAU ^560.00 The program follows the experi- BOOTS m Wire fences. Their reactions to the \ ences of three families whose Up to 70% Off "89 Miyata Terra Runner Reg. $735.00 . SAU'588.00! Values to Valuesto SHOES Valuesto call were varied. children battled* cancer and shows Values to "••: Buontempo "said, "Let's face it on an Array of the Beautiful Items for which you count on . SAU '960.00 •29. *12. •20. Values to -125 •35. "89 Miyata Sky Runner Reg. $1200 .... how the foundation helps with • Cranford is" a pretty mellow town Martin Jewelers including Watches - Jewelry - China - Crystal . special foods for children on che- Dress or Casual and we get 'iBad calls" only every motherapy, financial assistance V - Giftware. ' . o ^couple of rhpnths...When things and emotional support It will be MAKE ME A DEAL iget out of hand like this you think repeated Aug. 6 at 9 p.m., Aug. 16 WOMEN'S CANVAS WOMEN'S More Savings Inside the Store 105 N. Union Ave. at 7 p.m., Aug. 21 at 8:30 p.m. and ODD'S'n END'Sl •of your family arid dOnt want to LL Sept 4 at 8 p.m. CASUALS SANDALS Vp'ut yourself in a situation like Cranford 4 ^this^hi". . " .:••:•. • Values to $ Valuesto $ Values to ;; Meade said, "My mind was 272-0184 •69. 1O •39. 'caught between a review of first TV-35 schedule jaid treatment for bullet wounds z 'and the idea that this was some- Hours: Thurs. 9-9 Travelogues of vacation des- ,'thing out of a movic.It was only tinations in the United States later that it hit me that I had Fri. 9-9 «•:••»..?;•• y>% ./£y>.*&y: YOUR PERSONAL JEWELER SINCE 1945 and around the world, Aug. 6 •/'I helped known members of a dan- Sat. 9-6 to 10,6 to 8:30 p.m. >&?•$&" :WM f igerous gang." Classic Cinema: "Destry ;i Williams added, "Even though Rides Again," Aug. 7; "Drums 12 North Avenue West^-^ Cranford, NJ 07016 |We are trained for any medical (201)276-6718 Along the Mohawk," Aug. 8; emergency that arises, it can be "Gunga Din," Aug. 9, all at 'difficult to handle emotionally noon. Movies subject to 27 N. Union Ave • Cranford •when something so violent occurs AQS ACCREDITED OEM UB Sales on stock items only change. and you have not time to prepare SPECIAL HOURS: THURS., FRI. 9:48-8:30; SAT. 9:30-5:00 .yourself:" ' oLots of sizes & styles In stock Page A-4 CRANFORD CHRONICLE Thursday, August 2,1990 Thursday, August 2, 1990 CRANFORD CHRONICLE Page A-5 Commentary Not everyone agrees Contract talks still stalled between CEA and school board 1 oint to the Editor: . • ' None of our school board mem- In respoase to William Petix's bers are puppets but people who A second mediation session has and the CEA seeking 10 percent nitude that there could very well is "still optimistic" about a settle- Endof an era letter to the editor last week: He^ook at the fads and then make g be-^n^ctual^trikeAHe-sa^^ Veterans, beware should speak for himself. up their own minds. Yes, they will tween negotiators for the Cran- Jersey is in the 9 percent range. is "a plan for opening schools and "I feel sure the rank and file want The CEA had declared an im- conducting education if there is a a settlement; they don't want a The disbanding of Spadenhoe Garden Club marks the end of To the Editor Not everyone in our community make mistakes but they are not ford Education Association and perfect Board of Education. passse in contract talks in May strike." strike," sh6'said. an era—38 years of gentility and service. Veterans, beware. There is a available with many free services feared the appointment of Walter School board negotiating com- from the.State of New Jersey. For: Boright to superintendent of Gar- We, as parents and citizens, In the meantime, the school and requested the intervention of CEA leaders and their New Jer- For nearly four decades Spadenhoe ladies have helped many new telephone scam. Two compa- a mediator from the Public Em- mittee chairman Edna SilVey said sey Education Association repre- nies are trying to sell you (and more information call 609-758- wood schools. There are many have to watch, question -and'com- board is, taking steps to be ready the advertisement was placed smell the roses. They made flower arrangements for the public people who support him and are ment'on the actions of our school for a strike should one occur ployment Relations Commission sentative Diane Sylvester were your spouse) cemetery plots. Don't 7250. This is the Brig. Gen. Will- "because there has to be plans to unavailable for comment this library nursing homes and veterans hospitals. Their blooms iam C. Doyle Memorial Cemetery happy with his appointment board and superintendent We when school opens Sept 6. (PERC). Gloria Korman, one of. get caught like,,! almost did. five PERC mediators, is assigned keek p schoolhl s open." She said she week decorated homes on PTC house tours. They donated plantings at They tell you all or most veteran near Trenton. There are others who have their, also have to learn to look at all An initial two and-a-half-hour Walnut and Livingston schools and rhododendrons to gardens in reservations but are happy to give sides and not get caught up in our meeting July 19 failed to produce to the Cranford dispute. burial facilities are filled^ which is. '.-. • Harold Cohen The school board advertised in a the Watchung Reservation. They also gave numerous memorial not true, there are 100,000-plus ..-•;.•'• 9 Columbia Ave. him a chance. own point of view. .."..•.•• any progress in stalled contract trees to various parks and to Union County College. . Many in our community trust It is time people put their differ- talks between the board and the Sunday newspaper for teachers to that school board members will ences aside and work together in association which represents 350 work in the event of a strike.. The In addition Spadenhoe sponsored many flower shows and Cranford's lost no-hitter pay would be $150 per day. informational programs for the public. "The club helped scouts do the best they can for ,all our a positive manner in assuring that teachers, secretaries and custodi- To the Editor children. After all, some of them our children receive the best pos- ans. The latest two-year contract Schools superintendent Robert with horticulture badges and donated books to the library. Mem- When New York Yankees' Andy runs in the first inning. have, children in the school sys- sible education.. expired June 30. -. .—: . D. Paul said the situation between bers even fed the ducks on the Rahway River during a severe Hawkins pitched a complete-game DiFabio allowed only one walk tem and why would they jeopar- Evelyn Archibald The two sides remain far apart the board and CEA is "serious." winter. • .'...• : ..'.•.•'.••''• '. . •. ' : ,._• no-hitter and lost it, only the sec- arid no hits the rest of the way. dize their own children's educa- 3 Cedar St in salary expectations with the__ "We are preparing for a dis- Firm Extra Firm Super Firm __AlLof.theirprojects were funded by various benefits organized -ond-time-in-major-league history Cranford shot back a. run in the tion?:- -. . • .••-.-. .•: •,.:.....__:. :•_...... '..:._ 1 Garwood board offering a 6 percent raise. agreement in salary of such mag- by the members—boutiques, raffles, luncheons—events that not this has happened, I dug out my fourth and threatened in the last Twin Size Each Piece inning when Bob Konopack sin- only raised money but enhanced community fellowship ^ old baseball scorebook from my Downtown manager at conference Sold in Sets Only. high school days, when I covered gled and DiFabio walked, the What's the score? The focus of their activities for the last quarter century~had Roselle Park coach relieved his Downtown manager Marta Per- ager, and Lee Webb, executive been Memorial Park where the ladies planted and maintained Cranford High School sports for To the Editor. son attended the second annual vice president of the Urban De- the Citizen and Chronicle. starting pitcher and the reliever I think that a recently published oh his side, the superintendent FULL - QUEEN - KING different varieties of red, white and blue flowers each year. struck out three Cougars in a row "Main Street" conference last velopment Corp., New York City. There on a. page marked April citizen's comment about educa- doesn't have to keep firm prom- week in Coming, N.Y. The 2 Vi- Topics included: financing doWn- ALSO SALE PRICED! Thousands enjoyed the beauty of the park every holiday. \ 21, 1961 was Cranford's own Joe to preserve a 2-1 wia tion's being used as..a.-political' ises to. the district The board has Unfortunately dwindling membership has forced the club to And that relief pitcher was- day event was designed to bring town revitalization, merchant par- DiFabio doing the same thing. football has hit the proverbial nail given him just what he wanted. ticipation, successful retailing and disband. It's a sign of the thnesrv-when many women now are DiFabio was a junior who. later —drum roll—Rick Barry, who on the head. True*, education ad- together local officials and down- He seems to have taken the politi- town advocates to share ideas and retail recruitment, and Special employed during the day and cannot take time to smell the signed a professional contract and went on to a Hall of Fame career _ ministrators should keep their cal football and scored a touch- pitched, in the Cardinals' minor in the National Basketball Associ- minds and energies focused on hear from experts in downtown Improvement Districts (SID). roses let alone plant them. Sadly, it's the end of an era of down, because of a mistake on the revitalization. gentility and service. league organization, always the atioa Cranford's coach, by the school matters and the good of the part of the referees. Choose second man in the bullpen behind Way, was Hubie Brown, AVhQ also children, and not what seems to Corning was one of three pilot CATHOLIC SINGLES Wayne Granger. On this day at gained fame on the hardwood. be self-publicity to gain "votes", of cities in the 1970s to recognize the The Young Single Catholic Adult Your Roselle Park, Joe walked two bat- confidence from the "layed-back" Ralph Urrice need to maintain a viable down- Club for ages 21 to 35 will sponsor Don Drumm a dance Aug. 11 from 8 p.m. to 140 E. St. George Ave Toasts to... ters and was victimized by two er- , Clinton jnajority. . Fourth Avenue town. •''•••'..' Among the conference speakers midnight at Immaculate Heart of rors as Roselle Park scored two The Garwood school board had • ••':•.-..' Garwood (Rt. 27) Linden Alvin C. "Buck" Darwent who in three articles has shared his were Robert Sprague, author on Mary Church, Martine Avenue, c*°*ffj heard many a citizen's plea to retail recruitment, Norman Mintz, Scotch Plains. Admission is $7. reminiscings of 1907-24 Cranford With our readers. Dedicated, committed group think twice before choosing a su- 201-486-2944 Community givers who enabled Cranford First Aid Squad to Cooperation for baseball Coming's first Main Street man- Call 654-4149 or 68&4976. To the Editor. ; perintendent for the district In- surpass this year's fund drive goal of $60,000 as well as campaign stead, it seems that the board did chairman Karen Salway for her leadership in the effort In the last couple of months we ods to best serve the needs of our To the Editor children and their education. . <- nal game of the season. With the not think much at all; with its Playground leaders for providing a summer of fun activities for have read many viewpoints about I would like to express my sin- help and cooperation qt all these the current negotiations for the The children and their educa- choice probably being pre- community youngsters. cere thanks and appreciation to volunteers and organizations our determined from the start How- Cranford Education Association tion have been a priority, to these our team sponsor, Steve Malpere RAIN OR SHINE Leonard Storch, a master gardener with the Rutgers Coopera- people. As a group, they have 1990 Summer League Baseball ever, • now the board has some- tive ExtensioHrwho instituted the children's community garden contract News concerning the ne- of Malpere Enterprises, Garwood, season, win or lose, was a success. thing else to think about: a three- gotiations and mediation haven't.; served our community also and to the parents and grandpar- on Cranford Avenue^ the young people who are working the plot through parent education and "Jim Guerriro year contract Think of the mis^ as well as recreation director Frank D'Antonio who actively sup- been reported by the Chronicle, ents of players from Kertilwqrth take made in no| offering three CRANFORD .'.'•- '••••.'• team coordinator. however. -iLast week's editorial scholarship support They have OUtSIDE ported the project "' . v and Garwood for-their help in Garwood-KenilWbrth Bears annual, renewable terms, for ex- and cartoon motivated me toJex- been responsive to the needs of transporting bur Tri-County trav- the community. The CEA is not a ample. You would think that some press my 6wn viewpoint eling baseball team to and from board members would have Thufs., Fri., Sat. Roasts to. As a volunteer in the schools for group of spoiled children who our team's, away games, and for learned a lesson from problems a number of years, I consider the only have their personal concerns their outstanding fan support, at- Thanks with prior superintendents. It is Aug. 2, 3, 4 staff in our schools in Cranford to foremost in their mind. \-y\ tendance and enthusiasm at all of SIDEWALK SALES Cranford, Education Association for the stalemate in contract probably the first time in this dis- negotiations. A 10-percent raise in pay is unconscionable under be a dedicated and committed I suggest we take a good look ati-i.our games. To the Editor: V trict's history that a three-year &-<>«S,'" vt «™-i!<~. current circumstances—near-recession economy and average group of professionals. You would the entire Board of Education Also .thanks to coaches Bill Pic- I wish to express my deepest contract has been granted to a su- teacher salaries of $38,000-plus. Six percent is more than gener- be hard pressed to find one of budget Let's not have our teach- pne, Ralph Rodrigues and Gus gratitude to all who aided my perintendent ous when taxpayers are receiving 4 percent or less. . these professionals" relaxing due ers be the only ones; to take "re-, Ciario. Among the other persons daughter, Nicole, when she was to being a tenured employee: In percussions of Gov. Jim Florio's injured in a bike accident on the During the search and "inter- and organizations who helped viewing" process, it was stated working with our children, I have school financing plans." make our season possible and bike trail. A special thank you to found them to be creative and re- Kathy Meier the lady who went for help and that none of the other applicants provided a great spirit of coopera- had any experience as superim Calendar of meetings silient in adjusting teaching meth- 45 Cayuga Rd. tion with our team are: Coach Bill the kind gentleman who helped bring her back to consciousness; tendent I submit to the board that Nickel of Kenilworth American Walter Boright had no "prior" su- Fine Women's Apparel Thursday, Aug. 2 thank you to the Kenilworth and Wednesday, Aug. 15 Remove house, enlarge park Legion team, Scott Rosenfuer, perintendent experience either, §€RANFORD#«gUir • 8 p.m. Kenilworth Planning Kenilworth Senior Baseball Cranford Police for their quick 8 p.m.. Cranford Planning Board, To the Editor and efficient actioii, and many the citizens Were told that choos- Board, Borough Hall Municipal Building League president and the newly ing a superintendent was a tough FINAL Monday, Aug. 6 , I was appalled recently to hear cance than many of the beautiful thanks to the Cranford First Aid and unique houses in Cranford. formed Kenilworth Junior Tri- decision, but who really knows? 8:15 p.m. Cranford Board of Ad- of a proposal to convert the Han- County Baseball team, David Squad for the wonderful care and BOOK STORE Monday, Aug. 20 Since the house has fallen into treatment they administered. God the tight budget, it is said, was a SUMMER CLEARANCE justment, Municipal Building son house on Springfield Avenue Brearley High School for the use reason to go with someone al- Tuesday, Aug. 7 8 p.m, Cranford Board of Edu- to offices and to pave a parking apparent disrepair, it would be bless you all.. , , , cation, Lincoln School much more beneficial to theqtoW? ^tb|]Lfia^th^1,pyl ready, jiv the system. I submit that' 8 p.m. Garwood Board of Ad- ^rs.andH«tnei^paj^its fojjithe gift •""'.' Rosemarie Saladirio' there,were probably a dozen with justment, Borough Hall ' 8:15 p.m. Cranford Board of Ad- I feel that the river is our town's to remove the house, thereby en- larging the park, which I had un- basket pfe'srent»dl $p me'at our fi- a better credentials, who probably Thursday, Aug. 9 justment, Municipal Building greatest natural amenity. Hanson would have . accepted salaries SIDEWALK SALE DRESSES, SPORTSWEAR, 7 p.m. Garwood Planning Board, Tuesday, Aug. 21 Park established with the help of derstood was the original inten- tiori.,' . ". closer to, if not lower than, what Borough Hall 7:30 p.m. Cranford township Green Acres funding, situated as the community will wind up pay- SWIMSUITS, JEWELRY, Monday, Aug. 13 Committee workshop, Municipal it is, across from the Canoe Club, S.RBurdeau Brayo for'Carousel' ing (including "perks") in the Building is an oasis of tranquility close to 22 Riverside Dr., A-4 8 p.m. Cranford Board of Edu- To the Editor My family and I enjoyed this three years ahead. The budget BLOUSES, SKIRTS, ETC. cation workshop, Lincoln School 8 p.m. Garwood.Board of Edu- ti>e center of Cranford, and I Garwood families can be proud constraint seems to be an easy cation workshop and business would vehemently oppose having high quality display of young peo- 8 p.m. Kenilworth Board of Ed- Money in the of the fine performances provided ple's talents from each of the six item to lean on. ucation; Harding School meeting, Lincoln School any part bfit paved over. by their children in the Union r Wednesday, Aug. 22 It is my opinion that the Hanson sending districts. Pupils of pre- But "what about explanation for Tuesday, Aug. 14 ..• " classroom County Regional High School Dis- high school age, current high UP TO 8:30 p.m. Garwood Borough 8 p.m. Garwood Planning Board, house itself is of far less historical trict's summer theater workshop the time (tax dollars) devoted to a Borough Hall interest or architectural signifi- school students, and alumni of superintendent search that Council. Borough Hall To the Editor: production of Rodgers and Ham- college age did a remarkable job As all intelligent adults know, merstein's "Carousel" presented proved to be unnecessary. Or, the of putting on a thoroughly enjoy- countless.'..dollars that continue to education does not come cheaply. at David . Brearley High School able rendition of this musical. Friday; imd Saturday evening. be spent (even in non-school Over the bridge and on the beach Being mindful, of the state of the Meeting townspeople from Gar- months) for such noted items as 70% OFF nation, particularly the United wood in the Brearley auditorium, copy machines, for example. It States' recent fierce competition One of a kind named the John E. Conlin Hall, in seems that toner and developer The Uproar created while preparing to leave for and did not wait one full hour. I personally never with foreign markets, conscien- our family's annual three-week vacation at the Jer- tried to push this rule but my big brother, daredevil honor of local resident and alone, since February, are averag- tious taxpayers are resigned to To the Editor: former long-time regional board ing an absurd $i;000 or more per sey Shore and the ensuing three-hour car ride with that he was, threw caution to the wind by downing paying all necessary costs for edu- We had the pleasure recently of three kids rendered my mother "at the end of my two or three bologna sandwiches, two peaches and a member, added to our delight All month. What and how much are cating our youth in order to pre- enjoying a wonderful weekend at present concurred in the marvel- these machines printing to neces- : piece of angel food cake, plunging immediately into rope."- ••" .'.''•••. ••.••'..•.' •' '' ' • pare them successfully to compete Cranford West in Hope, N.J. (a the surf before he had swallowed the last bite. I ous talent on stage. This produc- sitate such adjustment or repair? The trip seemed endless, until "the bridge" came in the global marketplace. These one-hour drive) The lakefront tion only served to show the value Other items of comparatively little ' *"'..*v?r.;'.,* '>•>'•;'••'*'•: .•?•'.• •. into sight..the Old narrow, two-lane wooden one over watched in awe as he dove into wave after wave expenditures naturally include campground was the perfect get- without even a trace of a cramp. of a good educational system and "priority, such as garden tools, are Barnegat Bay...the one you had to cross before you plant costs, books, materials and away weekend for our six fami- years of thorough articulation. could start vacation. The same bridge I lived in Everytime a swimmer in trouble was pulled from instruction. lies, all with pre-school children, current notions put. up for vote, TheSe young people got their these seem absurd even bringing mortal fear would plunge our car straight into the. However, r am dismayed that to spend fishing, swimming, grill- starts for the most part in musical 15 NORTH UNION AVE, CRANFORD water.-eridihg the vacation we had longed for, as the Cranford Board of Education up, if there is. a-real budget protn ing and just relaxing. and stage performances at the el- lem, especially when they, involve lLr.Hveg; _ : bliJht' tj cajnjpjdUrector, Wally, jwas_a_ _ementary_schoolJevel..TheyJiave.. thousandsof dollars. More careful 276-8088 As we approached the bridge I could hear the cars education is in pouring our great help to all of us, many of continued to develop these talents money into expanding the number planning probably could have ahead of us as they went over the dark deteriorating whom were first-timers, in high school and college years. avoided unnecessary expendi- Wooden planks...plunk, plunk-plunk, plunk.each of administrative personnel at in- We think it's great that Cranford As a result, they can spend hours Shenanigans creasingly higher salaries. tures. If all the "unnecessary" ?lunk bringing us closer to impending doom; It was provides this one-of-a-kind recre- fine tuning those skills and pro- items could have been avoided, jll I could do to keep from screaming, "Dbn't go over By Cheryl Moulton Whatever happened to "Let's get ational facility and recommend it viding entertainment they are to the district could have hired he bridge, turn the car around, I don't want to go on back to basics?" The taxpayers highly to our neighbors. We plan be congratulated along with their someone with a doctorate instead racation." But I just sat there,-£ounting the plunks want no more mismanagement of to make this a yearly event teachers of past and present of having someone with less-experL. GENTLEMEN'S CORNER and wondering if I had been good enough in my funds. Put the money where it will Kathy and Don Mason 1 . Walter E. Boright. short'lifetime to get a reprieve just one more year. dp the most good—in the class- 9BlufTSt . rierice whom we now have to send' . Superintendent to school and foot the bill. All Phe closer the car edged toward the bridge the more room. and five other families sanicky and desperate I became, wondering if I Michele Frieri Garwood schools such questions are never" an- vould have time to murmur the "Act of Contrition" 15Ramapo Rd. swered to the full gratification of jefore I sank beneath the dark waters of the bay. Consider repeal of bus law the public, : Even today you can still see the rotted pilings from the ocean, chest heaving wildly, the lifeguard drop- With a three-year contract this the old bridge sticking out of the water as you start ping him spread-eagle on the shore, my mother- A difference to the Editor and other service organizations in board has given its choice a nice ...arms folded across her chest, a knowing look On the board of directors of Ken- Kenilworth. this ordinance is a cushion. No matter what, our EWALK SALE to go over .the sturdy new bridge. I can't help but ihink some kid like me, who lived in mortal fear of her face, head shaking in recognition, would say, To the Editor ilworth Senior Citizen Club, rep- negative factor in this relation- community will have to pay him crossing that bridge each summer, grew up and "See what happens when you eat and don't wait one I would like to thank Butler resenting its members, wishes to ship, as it is now an embarrass- for three years. And the public is inade sure they built a new one so kids wouldn't be full hour?" I could-never figure out who it was that Travel, Pizza House, The Can-Can, express opposition to thcrecently ment for any dub to approach still not aware of what the "perks" determined the one-hour theory, but after making it enacted ordinance, No. 90-9, re- V pted for the ever popular "this is out of my hands Editor many residents' letters as pos- •outine," which struck fear in our hearts and had us water's edge. Having come to the Shore since we MALCOLM S. FORBES, JR. the Year were babies, we harbored no fear of the breakersfasf sible on subjects of local inter- imagining our poor lifeless bodies being dragged out Chairman ROSALIE GROSS est Letters to the editor may 6f the water and thrown limply on the beach...a they pounded onto the beach. Crashing through the Chronicle News Editor JOHN Jf. O'BRIEN be submitted by mail or by fax blond, suntanned lifeguard trying unsuccessfully to surf we dove into a wave as it crested, or "rode in" a Serving Cranford, Garwood bump sea water from our lungs. The speech worked big wave on our bellies. We stayed in the water for President and Publisher " , and Kenilworth CHERYL MOULTON, no later than 3 p.ta Tuesday. 276-6000 PETER WAMSTEKER All letters should be typed or Well...my little brother usually started crying, my big hours, until exhaustion, blue lips or shaking bodies EDWARD F. CARROLL \ FAX: 276^220 Reporters brother looked bored, and I, barely over the trauma sent us up to the "blanket" where we would flop Executive Edltoi1 clearly written and include the Thursday Aug. 2 Published every Thursday by Forbes News- pf "the bridge," began imagining new horrors that down pantlng...resting only long enough to regain KAREN KASSINGER, 'Witer's signature, address and JAMES E. PARKS papers, A Division of Forbes, Inc., X02 Wal- Open 9-9 bwaited me. enough enei^y to go back in tiie water. All this sea nut Ave., Cranford, NJ. 01016. Second class JOHN SCHNEIDER daytime telephone number. air and swimming increased our appetites, render- Advertising/Marketing Director postage paid at Cranford, NJ. POSTMAS- Advertising Sales Unsigned letters will not be Friday Aug. 3 f' As a final parting note my mother would issue "the ing my mother "at the end of her rope with all this TER: please send address chances to Forbes published and names will not conncn GEORGE GANNON Newspapers, Fulfillment Office, P.O. Box LANCE OSBORN Open 9-9 Srules." We "could" swim only in front of the Hfe- cooking," to which my father would suggest a visit to Circulation Director 767, Bedmlniter, NJ. 07921. be withheld from publication. 'guard station, we "should" come out of the water "the boardwalk" that night, a treat that happened Subscription rates by mall one year within Classified Advertising The editor reserves the right Saturday Aug. 4 Rvhen and if our lips turned blue or we started shak- only a few times during our vacation but one we LENA B. MOORE Union County $20.00. Out or county $24.00. to edit for clarity or because of 11 North Union Ave. Granford.'•.272-5350 General Manager Out of state $27.00. DEBRA CURIA Open 9-6 jng, and we "would" suffer the consequences if we waited for all year. Office Manager length or to avoid libeL Major Credit Cards Accepted went into the water atter eating so much as a raisin Next week: Vacation continues. V . • I Thursday, August 2,1990 CRANFORD CHRONICLE Page A-7 I . . . I

i * Planning Board approves all applications at last meeting AUDIOVOX • PANASONIC • METRO 1 • MITSUBISHI • NYNEX "~~'i thee requesreaiiest was a parkinnarkingc exceptio«Yrftntion and In otherother.Plannin. Planning Board busbessbusiness, appapprovar l I By Cheryl Moulton could not be rescinded. He did, however, say was granted to John and Helen Lymberis of WE WILL NEVER BE UNDERSOLD! could subject the parking to a si*- Krigar Avenue toconstruc t a 12-by-17-foot HOLD THE PHONEll -Dom-BE-EQQLEDl! TP 500 Transportable : schedule, faced alull agenda on/July 18, ap- month review, which "would probably be held deck in a flood fringe area. Panesonlo Hand Held ; proving all applications before it up in court" The application was approved by Terence and Carole Koumaras of Forest Av- Take our Challenge Aftor [ Nqrthside Realty preesented a revised site all in attendance with the.exceptien of Force. enue received approval to erect a board on 399.-, Phones in Stock ! plan to restripe its parking lot, increasing the Howard Siegal, owner of MartiV-Jewelers, board fence in a flood fringe area • Extendod Warfanty Damon G. Douglas Co. of Birchwood Avenue . Dual parking spaces to 140, an addition of 10 requested approval to remodel, his North Aye/- I fc5/?J»A..., n.b.t.. • Annual $orvtC0 AQQ Activation '• spaces. Kenneth Goldman, a principal with nue storefront, which would require an excep- made application to erect a temporary 8-by- • No Pfoo'ammino CharQos £7t/i Attor Robato [the North Avenue E. company, previously had tion tosit e plan. Siegal gave a brief history; of 30-foot trailer in the rear of the building due $100 OFF • Choice of Antenna come before the board with an application to the store, noting there have been four differ- to a lack of office spaca The board approved Any Cellular Phono**

the application with the condition the trailer •_••&«•=.•— ... Page A-6 CRANFORD CHRONICLE Thursday, August 2,1990 add more parking spaces due to tenant park- ent style facades over the years; Richard t50FJltCH¥NEX I ing's spilling over onto residential streets. Berry, an architect, showed a color rendering is removed from the property in 18 months AinilME MINUTES °" ! Board member Bob McArthur said the ap- to board members, explaining granite in timea . plicant had demonstrated liis desire to see the dark color would be used within the storefront Anthony and Joan Crincoli of Balmiere PANASONIC plan work, and indicated the plan presented to create a recessed look to the box-style disRoa^ d asked for approval to construct an 8-by- 12-foot addition in a flood fringe area The Cellular Communications Connection, inc. // Spending a typical day Stolen handicap van was the "best solution to their (Northside's) play windows. White granite will be utilized to 2560 Rt. 22 E. (Across from Bowcraft) parking problem at this time" establish a contrast application was approved despite the absence of a Development Review Committee (DRC): I Scotch Plains • 654-5111 Board member Mayor Ed Force asked act- Questions by the board concerned signage, OPEN 7 DAYS ing board attorney David Weeks if the parking which will remain in the same location. The report Board metaber Paul LaCorte refrained at the seniors center: discovered in Holmdel from voting on the application because of this application Was approved but signage ap- I request was classified as an exception or a ' Famous Brand ' ' . Famous Brand ' By Peter Wamsteker rr > -proval-was delayed until the applicant returns—fact age to. the ftin and-driver s-side~ -waiver-andj-if-grantedrcould-the-approval be- I FREE '. Almost a week after her custom rescinded at a later date. Weeks told Force to the board with a plan. Cellular Phone REMOTE AUTO built van "was stolen from the doors, curtains were torn and soft . PASSIVE ALARM ; ^i place for -drinks had-spiHed,-staining-the- ALARM . Uriveway^f herCross^StreetTesi~ '"wnrnpuRCHASE— — I By Pet6r.Wam•teker dence, Pam DiNucci had all but upholstery and carpeting, but Hillside junior higli pupils receive academic recognition 199. given up hope that it would be . DiNucci said she was excited that ' 'Insstalle! d A visit to the KfenilWorth Senior chooses tobrin g them in after Most Cars I slie had the van back. ~ 0F Citizen Center. "What really goes they have finished reading thehii recovered. Hillside Avenue School has pre- Pupils receiving achievement Tears. , I ,. s DiNucci said it appeared that, math exam, RJ. Wallin, Greg H- - - " z here ?" I have often asked myself The room is filled with oval: ta- The early morning theft July 18 With Antenna whoever stole the van had gone sented academic achievement Kliensorgen, Andrew . Murphy, awards for science were Colleen Foreign language awards in- . MOTOROLA BEEPERS that question, but Tve always been bles and there are many people of her redan d silver Chevy van, awards to seventh, and eighth Rae, Erin Hannon, Regina Morris, After Rebate I LQ/jACK'" too busy to find out But it's on a joyride adding over 800 miles Michael Margitich, Chris Soltis cluded: Latin, Kiersten Stiansen, sitting waiting for lunch while specially equipped with a wheel- graders. Jose-Luis Riera, Jennifer Di- I Friday, a good day tovisi t chair lift and ramp, was an espe- in about 10 days. and Brian Reilly; Continental Gregory Tears; Spanish, Rachdei • Month they talk about their health, their Fabio, Michelle Eickman, Jessica . Slolon Vohiclo I cially bitter experience for DiN- 'They must have driven over Pupils receiving outstanding Math League, Pratik Patel, RJ. 900 Mogz. Inside, lively chatter is heard as children, current events. It is all achievement awards in English Sanzo, Gina Buontempo,... Sara Illing, Kristen Johnson, Jane La- E^PIM wifi^o II *3.03.00 Maintonanco on digitall I 1, Pollco Rocovpry Notwork I ^ I walk upstairs to a room filled yerjf, social. Apparently a good ucci and her 13-year old son Sal- curbs because the tires were cut Wallin, Anson Chang, Erin Small, Chelland, Michael Margitich, Bracio, Heidi Marquez,. Laurie are Pamela Wishart, Michelle Michael Margitich, Brian Reilly, i AUDIOVOX • PANASONIC • METRO 1 (MITSUBISHI •GS4.S111 with folding chairs, a podium, a place to meet vatore who was born with scblio- up and my husband said the van Barbosa, Kim Swenson, Chris Brian Reilly, Christopher Soltis, Shackell, Christina Chang, Ai- senior citizens club banner sis and had been confined to a rattled a little when he drove it Brian Jobe and Amanda Mertens. Dominiek DiPaolo, Laurie Shadc- Friday mornings are usually re- wheelchair since birth. : home," the relieved mother said. Wojciak, Gina Buontempo, Jen- draped across the far wall. nifer DiFabio, Melanie Donsmore, Awards for adaptive physical eU, Raymond Wallin, Stanley lynne San Juan, Matthew served for arts and crafts. Fabric, The van had played a vital role At first it appeared that hothing French, """Tiziana A small group of women are yarn and knitting tools are on a Michelle Eickman, Erin Hannon, education Were given toRober t Garbowski, Greg Kleinsorgen, Kawczynski; gathered around a table. Once en- in the day-to-day life of mother had been taken from inside the Michael Margitich, Gregory Tears, Kiersten Stiansen and Gregory nearby table. Behind the table is a and son. Without it she was lost van, in fact one of the thieves left Mills and Michele Barbosa DiLello. tranced with a game of Man Jong, showcase filled with needlepoint Laurie Shackell, Stanley Garb- they are now distracted by my but even.worse, her son was with- behind a leather jacket and sun- owski and Heather Messrier: Rec- presence and look up at me. and crochet projects, hats, bird out a means of transportation to glasses, she said: . cages, animals, etc.,- many of ognition awards in English were "Urn, Hi/I was wondering who and from his treatment center in ,./ When she called the motor vehi- presented to Jennifer Toro, Jack can! talk to about the center ?" which are about to be entered in Delaware. Adding insult toinjury , cle pound in South Amboy to ask RAIN OR SHINE the Trenton State Fair. the van was fresh from a $300 . Mahoney, Robert Borowski, Col- They think for a moment and one if the wheelchair lift was still in- leen Rae, Jeff Mucksavage, Jojm replies: "Oh, Marly (McCrae) or We talk about birthday parties tune-up and she had just finished tact a representative told her ev- INSIDE OR on the third Tuesday of every making her final payment on the Grady, John Fay and Daniel Charlie (Vitale). They're down- erything was all right and that Slavinsky. : RANFORD stairs, I think. Or maybe not month,, weekly; movies on Wed- $23,000 van. even the radio,,, television and CB OUTSIDE nesdays and bowling on Thurs- Then; early Saturday night Recipients of outstanding Check downstairs."' radio were still inside, achieyement::_awards_in .reading „ Downstairs^: to; my , left, twp-days as lunchjsjcarted- intouthe w'hnpi-wnjMng-for-hft^-Rnn-tft^rfv— ~~But when lTe'Fhusband^Weht tcr room and a makeshift cafeteria turn from church, Pam heard, the are Erin Burke, Michelle" Eick- women sit behind a table, a tin pick up the Van, the television and man, .Erin Hannon, Gina Buon- box and a box of tightly packed begins to develop. phone ringrlt was the Kenilworth radio were gone. . I'm introduced to Ruth Masullo, tempo, Gina ElKoury, Hal Han- Aug. 2,.3; 4 yellow envelopes Used to contain : police to report" that state police "As I later learned, a couple of money are oh top. They are wait- secretary-treasurer and Martin had recovered the Van in Cheese- sen, Michael Margitich, Amanda McCrae, president McCrae, well my friends said that it was dan- Mertens, Brian Jobe, Stan Gar- ing for the lunch crowd toarrive . quake Park,'Holmdel. gerous to leave it (the van) in the dressed in a navy blue jacket and "I began toscream , I was so ex- bowski, Heidi Marquez, Pratik I ask them the same question. pound overnight because that is Patel, IU. Wallin, Lori Scanlon, blue tie takes some good natured cited," Pam said in a telephone »f -J jy At the same time a voice coming where things get ripped oft I'm Marc Merola, Dan Donovan, Jeff from behind me asks with a smile, ribbing from Al Heeney, who is on conversation Tuesday. line waiting for lunch and who not saying that anyone there took . Mucksavage, Laurie Shackell, "You're a little young to be here She immediately called her hus- anything but who can you bust?" arent you?" I smile back Her once .bicycled across the country REWARDS FOR READING: Harding School librarian Ann band at work and could hardly Kiersten Stiansen and Carrie Gor- on behalf of the American Lung Szabo presents pin to Kristen Zielinski, 1.1, for completing her wait for Salvatore. to get home to she said. • :."•'• doa Recognition awards in read- Kf name is Ann Londino and she is Meanwhile, DiNucci says it will quite a charmer. Association. reading "contract" in summer reading incentive prograrh; break the news., ing were given to Aimee Niemsyk, "Look at you. Going on date ?" take between one and two months Kara Fortunato and Brian Dar- At the table, Elsie Harth ex- "For the longest time I felt that to fully restore the van. . plains that Charlie and Martin are Al asks, with his arms wide open. a part of us"was gone. Everytime I ling. riot here right now. They should Martin laughs While pulling a looked out the window and saw "There are a lot of little things Art achievement awards went to S * V pen from inside his jacket pocket that have to be done and I have a Carrie Gordon, Rachel Illing, be back later, but what about Min- the empty driveway I became de- \ nie, she was a former president, He wants to sign a letter toth e pressed," she said. lot of paperwork, I'm so excited Kristen Johnson, Laurie Shackell, BARGAINS maybe she can help you, she says. editor protesting the recent pas- The van sustained minor dam- it's back." Erin Small, Gregory Tears, Ernest and S-O-O-O-O-O Minnie Leikauskas, former se- sage of an ordinance which pro- Delli Santi, Jefferson Reszetylo, Much More! nior citizen dub president, once hibits school buses from parking DPW workers get 6% Daniel Slavinsky, Kimberly Swen- active with the schools, the play- in residential driveways. He tells Fines, community service son, Jason Thompson, RJ. Wallin,: Bed Pillows Speciap l Purchase Short Sleeve me he has been president for Stanley: Garbowski and Andrew a :>(! vjiii • grounds and the building commit- d'5 1 5 ! tee among other things, is" About a. year. It keeps him busy - Mjii-qhy, R^^nijion award recU*-, y •:'••• ;" •'.:.:"i -•*>:f?.•'Slightly"'Irregular - Standard'5.0* * '6.000 Solid, Cplor:; -"jk straightening chairs. I introduce and he likes it a lot , raiseiti 3-year pact- meied '••ouir.to drunk drivers ients^ included RJ. Wailin, And- A few minutes later, club vice- rew Murphy and Ernest Delli . KNIT S myself and she invites me to sit A North Plairifieid man and an Bath Towels - jf pWect '8.95 *5.00 down at a nearby lunch table president Charlie Vitale arrives. By Peter Wamsteker arrested on the Boulevard May 25 Santi. SHIRTS > After 18 months of negotiations spanning two administrations, Elizabeth man pleaded guilty to by officer Richard Wood. Social . studies achievement Hand Towels-if perfect "5.95 -' km" where it is a little more quiet He stretches out a crumpled dol- driving while intoxicated during by Arrow Reg. $21 -$22 hi "1 dont know how I can help lar bill and plops it on the admis- . Borough Council Monday unanimously approved a three-year awards were presented to Sara tt contract for the 18-member Department of Public Works. Municipal Court proceedings July Caudo also pleaded guilty to re- Chellend, Brian Jobe, Michael FingeirtipTowels-if perfect'3.95 :*1.S55' you but 111 try. What dp you want sion table for lunch. The former 30 before Judge Aldan Markson. to know about?" president of the club is chatting Terms of the contract will be similar to those of the depart- fusal to take a breath test driving Margitich, Jennifer DiFabio, HOPSACK ment's last contract with the borough for 1987-88 with the excep- Salvatore Caudb, 43, of North with a suspended driver's license, .,,'rt Tablecloths-vinyl *6iJftO "Tell me a little bit about the ith Mary Weaver, a state Depart- Michelle Eickman, Stanley Gar- ;• f-v!, tion oF four points. Plainfield and Phillip C Papa- driving . wifliout insurance and bowski, RJ. Wallin* Pratik Patel, BLAZERS center. What does everyone do ment of Nutrition supervisor, theodor, 40, of- Elizabeth were Shower Curtains Special Selection ...... 50% off here?- about an unexpected visit last Under the terms, which are retroactive to Jan. 1, 1989 and run driving with fictitious license Christina Chang, Carrie Gordon, through 1991, DPW employees can expect a 6 percent pay in- each 'fined a total of $615 and plates. He was fined a totalo f Greg Kliensorgen, Jana LaBracio, orijgLaal Price by Crickeieer We survey the room. Wednesday from tennis legend Al- each sentenced to 30 days com- To my left is the lounge where thea Gibson. crease each year similar to other'municipal employees. Public $915 and sentenced to 30 days John Ondreyi Ailynne San Juan, and Penn State Reg. $185-$195 works representatives Bruce Pak and Danny Bragg also were able munity service in separate inci- community service. His driver's li- Laurie Shackell, Kiersten Stian- Select group of window curtaias ' several people are seated on Gibson, a member of the Gover- dents. Their . driver's licenses couches watching television and nor's Council on Sports and Physi- to hammer out an agreement calling for merit pay increases after cense was revoked for a total of sen, Gregory Tears and Jeff 30-60% off original price three years Service, down from four years in the prior contract were suspended for two years and six months and 30 days. Caudo Mucksavage. Pupils receiving rec- talking. A popular spot I'm told, cal Fitness, stopped by to speak they were ordered tospen d 48 especially when the soaps are on. about nutrition and exercise and In all of the contract terms, it appeared that many compromises was arrested Dec. 25 on the Gar- ognition awards were Ayal Stein- were reached by spitting the difference. hours in the intoxicated drivers den State Parkway by state . berg, Mark Nazarro and Michael Behind me is the magazine and was persuaded to stay forlunch u recovery center. Papatheodor was book area. The magazines, yearly More people have gathered and One example is the clothing allowance for employees. Council trooper Max Dunn. Stabile. the center is becoming jam had asked workers to settle for a $200 annual allowance while Video Club awards went to conmes 102-A N. Union subscriptions, were donated by a of local doctor and pharmacy. The packed. It has been an interesting DPW representatives called for $300. Jason Schultz, John Fay, Dan books are donated by whoever morning. , "We settled at $250 retroactive to "89 and '90 and it will increase Police blotter Toto, Dan WhJtmeyer, Dan cranford Cranford to $275 in 1991," said DPW chairman Joseph Rego. Weiner, Michael Margitich and Un«n Another provision which met some resistance by Council con- Mark Nazarro; student council Bootlqua 272-2033 cerned the drug and alcohol rehabilitation treatment programs Thieves target cars at motel award; Matthew Kawczynski, SPORTSMAN S SHOP covered under the borough's medical insurance. DPW employees Heidi Marquez, Ayal Steinberg, Borough briefs will be permitted toatten d state approved treatment programs for Two cars were broken into and another was stolen last week Erin Hannon and Sam Rteh- 103 N. UNION AVE •CRANFORD • 276-1099 no more than 21 days and the amount of coverage will depend on from the Holiday Inn parking lot ardson; yearbook club award, Lori Major Credit Cards Accepted • Closed Wednesdays, July & August the insurance carrier, said Rego. . An undetermined amount of hand tools arid a radar detector Scanlon and Jason Thompson. Tennis great addresses seniors Contract negotiations were delayed because of an apparent mis- 2 were reported stolen. July 24 from a 1990 Jeep belonging to John • H{ • Achievement, awards for math understanding between public works negotiators and the present ,1 > Tennis legend Althea Gibson spoke-about nutrition and exercise Mynch of Sloan, N.Y. Investigators said the theft occurred be- went to Melissa Githerie, Erin Council stemming from prior negotiations which were conducted tween 8:30 p.m, July 23 and 8:25 am, the 24th. -- Hannon, - Regina Moris, Carlos during a recent Wednesday nutrition luncheon at the Kenilworth by former councilmen and last year's DPW superintendent Dayid Senior Citizens Center. She is a member of the Council for Physi- A radar detector was reported stolen July 29 from an '89 Pontiac Arias, Kiersten Stianasen, Matth- Wright As a result, "negotiations had to start from square one," after thieves failed to steal the car. The steering column of the ew Kawczynski, Cheryl Mitchell, cal Fitness. said Rego. I More than 100 members of the seniors club attended the annual car, belonging to Donna Kennedy of Bayonne, was broken and the Colleen Rae and Daniel Slavin- picnic July 17 at the center. Helen Capinas and Mary Labrizzi driver's side door lock had been punched out sky; algebra, Stanley Garbowski, served as chairmen. Special guests included Joe LaPlaca and William Povse of Abescon wasn't as lucky. Police believehis '88 Pratik Patel, Laurie ShackeL Greg Donna Sullivan of the Union County Nutrition Center. Pontiac was stolen around the same time. The car was recovered Kliensorgen and Gregory Tear*, A bus trip to the state fair at Cherry Hill is set Aug. 9. Ken- Best-sellers and travel books July 27 in East Orange. pre-algebra, Gina Buontempo, ilworth seniors have entered several crafts at the fair. A bus trip Michelle Eickman, Hal Hansen, to Reading, Pa., is scheduled for November. Registration }s avail- Michael Margitich, Brian Reilly KMt JmUJUMJ UCEGMUT- able at the center. . —--..••• lead library summer picks Trucks and tools stolen 54 and Jennifer DiFabio. convmM Participants in New Jersey The Kenilworth Public Library theme "Reading Pleasures and An undetermined amount of power tools and fence equipment Math League competition were has many current best-sellers for Deep Sea Treasures." was stolen Sunday along with two trucks from an 11th Street Pratik Patel, RJ. Wallin, Ailynhe UCC president's list summer reading. For the very youngest library business. •••*•• I SanJuan, John Ondrey, Gregory Five Kenilworth residents have been named toth e president's These include new novels by patrons, the library has purchased Police said an acetelyne torch was used to cut locks at the entry Kliensorgen, Michael Margitich, gate of Consolidated Fencing Co. and that a warehouse was Frank McCarthy, Brian Jobe, . list at Union County College for the spring semester. Mary Higgins Clark, Janet Dailey, several new picture books starring broken into. , They are: William F. Sasse, majoring in business; Joyce C. Joseph Wambaugh, Elliot Roose- Brian Reilly and Hal Hanson; such favorite characters as Curi- One of the trucks was retfSveTed in Newark later that day, Boesgaard, engineering; Charles Larobis, nursing at Elizabeth velt, Sara Paretsky, Ralph Mclne- ous George, Spot and Madeline. American Junior High School. General Medical Center; Vipul R. Patel, electromechanical tech- rny, Barbara Michaels, Jane according to police. There are no suspects or witnesses, said nology-robotics, and Maureen Riley, liberal arts. Flaum Singer, Jean Plaidy and police. and more... Kirk Douglas. The library also has r Scout council a wide selection of current non- Trial date postponed fiction such as new biographies of receives grant Ava Gardner, Mikhail Gorbachev The trial date of former Department of Public Works superin- The Watchung Area Council, and Margaret Thatcher plus books Boy Scouts of America, has re- tendent David Wright has been postponed "to Sept 24 in Eli- on .the Howard Beach murder," sabeth; Wright is seeking compensation for 180 hours of overtime ceived a $2,000 grant from the raising an adolescent, and base- Volunteer Fund of Exxon Co., UP TO he claims is due him for removing leaves While he was superin- ball. tendent during 1088-89. U.SA This fund is one of several The library has a display on sponsored by Exxon's domestic af- travel, featuring books on cruises, filiates to encourage volunteerism Regional reports airline travel, favorite destina- by Exxon employees and retirees. tions, trips for single people, fami- The grant is to cover the cost of INSIDE Results of the Stanford Test lies and senior citizens and day materials for 20 new picnic tables of Academic Skills and Otls- for the council's Winnebago Scout Lennon School Ability Test, trips within New Jersey. OFF - Reservation in New Jersey and Sidewalk Sale along with the annual report For teenagers, the library high- the SabattiS Adventure Scout of vandalism, will be pre- lights the summer reading list Camp in the Adirohdacks. The ta- T-ShiPts Athletic Shorts Sport Bags sented -aty the the monthly sent home with all David Brearley bles are located throughout the business-meeting of the Union High School students. The library camp areas for day-to-day use by 100 North Union Ave. County Regional High School owns many of the books on the list scouts for group meetings, handi- District Tuesday at 8 p.m. at and may be able to order others. VOLUNTEER PROJECT: The children's department fea- craft activities and outdoor class- Cranford, N J 07016 • 276-1569 Jonathan Dayton High School, Project coordinator Don Tomalo digs in with heavy equipment to (renovate DiMario Park baseball rooms. The tables were con- Springfield. tures a display of books on ocean - 8:00 • Hiurau till 9:00 • Sat 9flO - 6:30 life and sea creatures to coincide field. Project has been ongoing during summer by volunteers who donate time and equipment. structed by the Flintlocks, a group with the Summer Reading Club Additional help Is needed on Saturdays. Call recreation direotor Q6b Taylor, 276-9090. .of retired scouters. PageA-8 CRANFORD CHRONICLE Thursday, August 2, 1990 Thursday, August 2, 1990 CRANFORD CHRONICLE Pago A-.'J

40 Cranford residents earn S.M.I. International Presents The 1 UCC president's list standing 1990 BridalExtiravaganza Show Dates & Locations - Forty Cranford residents are yann Sheehan, computer science- Broadway Style Fashion Show among1340 full-time and part-time data processing; John Howell Jr., 3 GREAT students named to the president's Johnny Issa, Tomasz Kandziorka SHOWS list at Union County College for •and Felipe Porcellat engineering; the spring semester. The presi- Katherine Daniels, nursing at Eli- dent's list recognizes students who zabeth General Medical Center; Page,A-8 CRANFORD CHRONICLE Thursday, July 26,1990 have achieved a minimum 3.5 cu- Patricia Kalamaras, electronics mulative average based on a 4.0 engineering' technology-laser- An Exquisite Fashion Show scale. " electnvoptics.. : with Live Entertainment Few Cranford residents named to the turlng Bridal Fashions & For~ Also, Jennifer Stokes, human matwear Plan your entire Board member corroborates New dr\ig education effort list include: Theresa Baechtold Wedding in one Evening and Carol E. Hartner, both major- services-interpreters for the deaf; ing in accounting-data processing; Adele E. Shafman, gerontology; Borighfs division of djities to start in lower grades Gary Korner, accounting-data pro- Jean Seals, human services- cessing-retail marketing; Sharon gerontology; SiuKei Au, intensive School board member Christine said, "that.since the first day of Ga,rwood public schools will in- said. Biello and Alex Wright, business- English for speakers 6f other lan- Guerriero this week defended employment here my first priority crease its efforts to combat drug Eugene Perrotta, chairman of public administration; Judith guages; Veronica Clinton, liberal newly appointed schools superin- has been to.the children in Gar- and alcohol abuse this coming arts-communication; Florence tendent Walter Boright's ability to the,board's edjjcationjeommittee, Quatraho, business management;. wood." He said he averages.30 year and;in future years, accord- "Dawn~~ "Drtzewski, • Richard Pinkard, liberal arts-early child- separate his duties here from his hours of overtime a week, working said grades 2 and 3 were recom- ing to Walter Boright, superinten- mended by health teachers Graczyk, Werner Knoop, Vincent hood education; Lorrie Patton —role-as-a-GOunty-freeholdcr, _— -weekends-and holidays—togetthe and Nancy Sommers, liberal arts- JtChi -George Hansenand Wendy Secola , Boright's' appointment has job done." "The district's program to date —Labbate^Sainantha^Pargiello arid_ education; Francis " Armstrong, drawn fire from a group of par- to be the first beneficiaries of the Cathe Cordick-Busns, Maricr.DaSi- Boright, who received a three- has been very successflilin pre- program, which includes written Lawrence Watson, business; Col- ents who have questioned his po- paring, our students in drug and lva, Thomas Grady, Kathryn Harr year contract as superintendent, curriculum, materials and audio- Now Jersey's Most Entertaining litical involvement would gain tenure two years after alcohol education. Societal pres- een Healy, criminal justice; Mar- ringtoh and Marilyn . Macksoud, And Boautlful Bridal Show visual items. Perrotta vsaid the liberal- arts; Jeffrey Fedosh and For Tho Entiro Wodding Parly Guerriero, in a prepared state- serving as superintendent, accord- sures, however, dictate that we re- program provides information, de- main ever vigilant for improved Grand opening set George Mertens, mechanical engi- ment to the Chronicle, said, "The ing to school board attorney John velops social skills and promotes Exhibitor Info & Ticket Reservation freeholders have no jurisdiction programming in this area," he neering technology; Beth Stein, •Malone; However, the board has bonds with instructors and social for gpurmet shop • •CALL(201) 546-1503* over the loqal superintendents or . the option of terminating Boright's said. "As a result the Board of occupational therapy assisting; school districts. These superinten- Education has endorsed a staff .peers." . Kitchenware Plus, located at Donna Crane and Mary Yellin, contract, without cause, while he the corner of North Avenue and physical therapy assisting; , dents are the employees of. and remains a non-tenured employee and administrative recommenda- Board member .Robert McCar- report directly to the local school tion to phase in the "Here's Look- WINS AWARD: Loretta Schnering'of Cranford accepts,schol-v Eastman Street, will hold its for the. ne)COUNSELING WITH OUR 10-year-olds, Justin Furstenburg, Beasley owned by Chris Pas- summons July 24 on the 500 block FREE PROFESStONAL NUTRITIONISTS Peter Perperas, Matt Desch, Brian quariello. of South Avenue by Mericle. CONSULTATION /(Jrtt-v QQt% 34 North Ave. E. • Cranford • 276-1333 Langan; 11 and up, Glen Evans, "Nutri/System is a sure way PHARMACY AVAILABLE (201) OOj) Larry Scipioni, Jayson Huang, Jai- 123-2 N. UNION -CRANFORD 346 SOUTH AVE;, FANWOOD, NEW JERSEY 07023 me Gallagher, Woman fined for kicking policeman Relay races: first place team,. - A 23-year-old Rahway woman passing over a double yellow line, to lose weight. I lost 83 lbs. and feel Shannon Langan, Bryan McCar-... lltr and driving the wrong way on a_ 272-8011 gp^7 -OPENXDAYS-A-WEEK thy, Peter Perperas, Jaime Gal- a police officer and resisting ar-v one-way street She was arrested 10 years younger." Our client, lagher, Ryan Garner; second June 25 on the 300 block of North Rebecca Mon. thru Frli Nltua rest along with several motor ve- Saturday 9-G hicle violations. July 30 during Mu- Avenue West by officer Bruce Un- "/ knew from my first visit to Nutri/System Jernigan, RAIN OR SHINE nicipal Court proceedings before derhill. The defendant kicked Un- lost 83 lbs that the program would be effective. OPEN ALTERNATE 7 residents named Judge William Boffa Jr. derhill in the leg. Everything about it made sense- INSIDE OR Silvia Teixeira.of Westfield Ave- In another court matter, a 31- great food, caring people I could lean SUNDAYS 9-2 CRANFORD to president's list nue was fined a total Of $550 for year-old Clark woman pleaded on, light activity, even a maintenance OUTSIDE the simple, assault and resisting guilty to four counts of unlawful program. They had everything I Seven Garwood residents have issuance and passage of checks FREE DELIVERY been named to the president's list arrest charges and ordered to pay needed to lose weight and $60 to the Violent' Crimes Com- totaling $613.69 at Kings Super- keep it off. at Union County College for the market Joan DeGraw was fined a spring semester. pensation Board. Now, I feel younger than Teixeira was fined a total of total of $613 and was sentenced to , . / have in years. If ever SI DEWALK SALES X&~ They are Karen Tomchak, ma- $220 for failure to exhibit docu- 10 days in county jail. She was there was a sure thing, it was S^. * ... .y.< ...>.. joring in business-computer infor- ments, driving without a license, ordered to pay $120 to the VCCB. mation systems; Michelle Ew- Nutri/System." askieur and "KarenLynch, busi- ness; Marie Hamilton, nursing at Elizabeth General Medical Cen- campaign ter; Christine Kamuda and El- Mayor Georgiana Gurrieri and publicity and Councilman Charles eanor Ugarte, liberal arts; and Councilmen Dennis McCarthy and Lombardo will head the fund- Paul DeVenuto, incumbent Demo- raising activities. Edward McDon- ACROSSTOWN Irene DiFeo, office systems tech- FINAL nology. . cratic candidates for re-election ough will be in charge of lawn to the borotigti governing body in signs. . TIDE? November* met this week with Debbie McCarthy, who had been their campaign manager, Jack selected earlier by Gallagher to be SUMMER morning Gallagher, to complete the cam- co-manager of the campaign, will paign committee. coordinate social events. ACROSS THE child care slated Former mayors John McCarthy Frank Spera completes the cam- CLEARANCE A before school "breakfast club" and Edward Tripka will be cam- paign committee. He had been will be available this fall to Gar- paign advisers. Councilman Mich- named treasurer at an earlier wood children ages 1 to 12 years ael Crincoli will be in charge of meeting by the three, candidates. Everything Must Go! who require care before the start WeSucceml of the school day. NJIT to accept credits from UCC Where Wets FaH You. Youngsters will be served a nu- For The tritious breakfast which follows Union County College has en- ate in applied science degree pro- • All children's summer sportswear 1 nutri/system USDA child care food program tered into an agreement with New grams may transfer credits for the A» people vwy.» dew an Individual ! vwigN'lon. • 199a NuW/Syrtem. tic | • Alf; men's summer sportswear guidelines. The program director Jersey Institute of Technology that first two years of study. Courses at weight loss canters • All swimwear NOW Generation III is Deborah Wade, a state regis- provides for direct transfer of UCC in each program have tered child care provider. Enroll- credit from its associate degree matched with equivalent courses ment is limited and is available to programs in mechanical engineer- at NJIT. BAYONNE (201) 333-2030 MANAHAWKEN (609) 597-5424 SECAUCUS (201) 392-8933 Call Our FAX Machine Garwood residents only. Call ing technology and civil- Yowr licewsed profusion*! For the busy person, your letter or advertising copy 233-6819 for information. construction engineering technol- BEDMINSTER (201) 234-1377 MARLBORO (201) 536-8787 SHREWSBURY (201) 542-3133 Lee ANDVSSWCLEARANCE ogy. '.',.. plumbing—heating-coollng can meet our deadlines with no rush or frustration. Cat licenses here It's faster and less expensive. ••,,•- UCC students completing.associ- CLimON (201) 777^2271 MIDDLETOWN (201) 615-0700 SPRINGFIELD (201) 379-5755 coitteactor. Well fix it tight! Starting at Huge selection includes' Starting at Crafters sought Cat licenses are now available at selected jeans, cords and twills , CROSSING GUARDS the borough clerk's office. Al- for men, women, students $coo JUST DIAL: 201-276-6220 The Garwood PTA invites craft- Joan Bator and Donald Boos E. BRUNSWICK (201) 257-5522 MILLBURN (201) 912-9120 TOMS RIVER (201) 244-7733 ers and artisans to participate in though the borough's new cat li- boys and girls were appointed school crossing censing law went into effect July EDGEWATER (201) 943-7754 PARSIPPANY (201) 402-5522 its craft festival Oct 6 from 10 guards at a recent Garwood Bor- 1, the process has been delayed UNION (201) 354-0240 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Lincoln School. ough Council meeting. 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UNION AVE • CRANFORD • 276-3270 Page A-10 CRANFORD CHRONICLE Thursday, August 2,1990 Shopping event Thursday, August 2,1990 CRANFORD CHRONICLE PageA-11 planned at Macy's When tragedy hits a small town^ the minister remembers Roselle-Cranford Hadassah This p_the_last in a three-part The Episcopal Church in Cran- ^dhaptertwiH-takiHtk e part in "A SSpep - -ford—and—Drr-Edgecombe-were— cial Style of Giving," Macy'M' s bbene- series~by former~CranJorxt resident Alvin C. "Buck" Darwent of Lake- synonymous. But he was quite old fit shopping day, Aug. 28 from 10 wood who lived in the township • and one Sunday morning right in am. to 10 p.m. at Macy's Parairtus from 1907 to 1924. j the middle of his sermon, he Lisa Erisslin exchanges vows in the Garden State Plaza Mall. keeled over dead in the pulpit Donation is $5 which entitles When tragedy hits a small town, it is remembered for a. long time. Mr. Martin came along shortly participants to a 20 percent and Such was the case with Willie thereafter and lived with an un- with Edward R. Hermann 10 percent coupon for separate married sister, on what, I think, purchases. Only ticket holders will Klein and Eddie Lewis. The Rev., Kenneth D. Martin was Forest Avenue. It didn't take Lisa Michele OEnssJin, daughter be allowed into Macy's Paramus too long for the congregation to of Mr. and Mrs. Edward 6. Ens- that day. ; . . was the. new young minister at the slin of Springfield, was married Episcopal church in town. In 1916 take to him arid before we left Entertainment contests, celebri- he formed a Boy Scout Troop and town, he had gained the affection May 27 to Edward Richard Her- ties, events, music, refreshments, of his congregation; . . — mann, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ed- clowns and balloons will be fea- most of the original boys were ward R. Hermann of Mount Lau- members of that church, myself The Boy Scouts all lovedTiim. tured throughout the store. Call included. Mr. Martin organized a After almost every meeting, he "rel. • ' . •' ' • •.• / . '••" 272-8772 or 272-6573 for tickets. • Monsignor Raymond J. Pollard,. camping trip for two weeks to be would take the boys for an ice pastor pf Our Lady of Lourdes spent on a farm near Weekapaug cream sundae treat I ran across (near Westerly), R.I. The farm was Mr Martin again almost 50 years Church, Mountainside, officiated later. My family and I were living at the nuptial Mass and ceremony. Social news :in"Wilmette, ~Ill~and Tny^work" A rcroption followed at The The deadline for wedding Looking back took me into Wisconsin.and a cou- Manor, West Orange. and engagement announce- ple_pf_the o^er staMs^ujrrpuncUl Patricia Woodruff of Garwood-. ments-is^rp.mrrFridayr An ar- just a short walkto the ocean. It Ing Illinois: It was at Kenosha, served as maid of honor. Brides- ticle may be submitted to the was an ; ideal place and the Wis., that I learned that there was maids included Donna Wrenn of Chronicle, either by mailing it a minister by the name of Ken- Kcnilworth, 'cousin of the bridei: weather for that first camp was to P.O.Box 626, Cranford, or about ias ideal as one could hope neth D. Martin who was very high Jeanne Hermann of Mount Lau- dropping it off at the office at up in the Wisconsin Episcopal hi- '..''•• . Photos by Choryl MouKon rel, sister of the bridegroom, and for. Mr. Martin was knowledge- 102 Walnut Ave. Forms are able in camp life and ran a tight erarchy. He may have been a VICTORIAN PLEASURES: Guests enjoy refreshments and conversation at Martha Dreyer's Kathleen Pagano of Princeton. available upon request bishop, but I never did find out Victorian garden party last week. Ralph Vanaman and Brett Wart-1 ship. We lived in tents, cooked Black and white photographs our own food, hauled our water, In Cranford, the Episcopal a musical comedy enberg, both of Mount Laurel, are preferred, but good quality Church was "low" and unless you served as best men. Ushers in- etc. There was nothing to do but color pictures are acceptable. enjoy the camp life. were a D.D., you were called Mr. Victoriana cluded the bridegroom's brothers, Mr. and Mrs. Hermann There is no charge for pub- In the ensuing years, I guess the Richard arid Daniel of Mount Mr. Martin was more than a church nationwide became quite lishing announcements and' minister. He had the most fertile SPORTSMEN: Cranford's Cleveland High School boys' bas- Laurel, the. bride's brbther,,vEd- is employed by Bridge Electron- "high." At any rate, I was told that returns for pictures. imagination of anyone that I have ketball team included' 1922 seniors, from left, front, James ward of Cranford, and Anthony ics, New-York City, as an account Birth.announcements maybe Father Martin would see me. Im- Ricco of Mount Laurel. executive. ... every met Every night after din- Sayer, Don Robinson, Winchester Britton; rear, Edward mediately after shaking hands, he West End Place Cranford ., telephoned to the office, 276- ner as it was getting dark and the an afternoon The bride is a graduate of David ; The couple is residing in Ken- 6000. Thomas, Alvin Darwent and Robert Newton. said, "Are you Warren or Alvin?" Brearley High School and Tren- ilworth following a wedding trip embers in the fire were going out, To have that kind of memory after: Thurs. August 2nd L ton State College, where she re- he wbuld have us gather around all of those years tells you what Martha Dreyer recreated a Vic- to Bermuda. afternoon when the service was of thunder and then total dark- Fri. August 3rd torian garden party July 25, com- ceived a bachelor's degree in ad- the fire and tell us a story put of kind of man he was. Incidentally, Donation > his imagination. For half an hour being held. The storm reached its ness. We found our way to our plete with gazebo, traditional..cu- vertising design. She is a free places and the service Was contin- Warren was my older brother, and $2.00 larice graphic artist The bride- or so, he would weave a tale that peak just about as the service was We shared the same birthday. He . cumber sandwiches, champagne, to start Outside, it was almost ued with candle light, but it was a white wicker furniture and cro- groom is a graduate Of Lenape kept us all spellbound. Luckily, diedinl930. the hero came out OK in every black and the thunder and light- most awesome event : quet •••••. • . Medford High Schdol, Mount Lau- Mr. Martin came, to our church rel, and Trenton • State College, instance. • • ning were frightening. Beinga tall these are a few of the high- 709-7283 Across the wide lawn in front of kid, it was iriy job to carry the under unusual circumstances. For where he earned a bachelor's de- "When it cande time to select the ; lights that "I remember of the 15 her Doering Way. home, more . gree in electronic engineering. He ; T'Bbys to attend camp the fi?116wingcross in the processional, i-was many years, the minister had years or so growing up in the fine than 50 women'in soft"pastel sum-: r-year.-my name was left off and my about halfrway- down.-the aisle-« been a lmMh_.re.spected_feld.eriy town- of -:eranfordr.;They^_were nier dresses enjoyed severaT" mother was furious. After all, she when there was a scary flash of Anglican"minister Who was a Doc- happy boyhood years. :•••.-..••.' hours of easy conversation under and I were members of his church lightning, folloWed by a loud clash tor of Divinity—Dr. Edgecombe. the shade of large trees ;or in the . Births gazebo! Six girls, ages 8 to 13,.in but some other boys were given long dresses served from wicker Diana and David Scheschowitz preference. The answer was quite of Hudson, Fla., announce the This Column is Designed to obvious but difficult for my trays. Several tables under a large Acquaint Our Readers with oak tree offered a variety of finger birth of their; first child, Belinda mother to accept In the year after foods, fresh fruit and other appe- Margaret, July 18 at Lykes Memo- the Latest Shopping Trends . the first camp, I was not as good a tizing delights. It was truly a trip GARDEN PARTY guests Connie Nordstrom and Renee Sev-. rial Hospital, Brooksville, Fla. Ma- & Plans in Cranford... scout as I might have been and back in time. . ers enjoy the shade of the gazebo on a. hot July afternoon. ternal grandparents are Edith my ability to tie knots or whatever Gavey of Edison and mr. and Mrs. was not up to requirements. Edward Gavey of Cranford. Pater- Working every afternoon after nal grandparents are. Mr. and Mrs. school and all day Saturday Robinson house Tony'Scheschowitz of Ridge, N.Y. meant that scouting had to suffer. Seniors' activities Great-grandmothers are Dorothea But it was at that second camp open on Sunday Prisament of Hudson, Elisabeth that a major, tragedy took place. Gutwein of Cape Coral, Fla., Kat- The boys -were at the beach, when Wednesday club to mark birthdays The 300-year-old Dr. William herine Scheschowitz of Biberach, a tidal wave suddenly appeared Robinson Plantation House, 593 The Wednesday Senior Citizens short film and lecture presented Germany. out of nowhere. Although. £ both Club, has nine members cqlebrat- by New Jersey Bell, "A Sport for Madison Hill Rd., Clark, will be Willie Klein and Eddie -fcewis open to the public Sunday from 1 Victoria and David Dell of Cros- ing birthdays at. the August party. All Seasons," covering the history well, Mich., welcomed a son, Chad were both supposed to be good They are Frances Amfcnd, Lillian to 4p.m. THEGLOVVN swimmers, they were caught in ; ; ; : of; sports -in the state' including Mitchell, June 28 at St John Hos- ; Berquist, Pat Collafc;;^ arie -' Eln- f6b$ball, bcixihg arid horse racing. pital there. He joins two brothers, th'fe .undertow, or• s6mfethihg arid negan, Charles Haydon, Waifer ; Cbstujned, docerits will point out; carried "'out' to' 'sea ""aria both" A^ %iestion-ahd-artswer peribd original beams, floors, walls, ceil- Dustin Ryan, 5, and Brett Michael, COMES TO CRANJ-plSipALK SALES Newhard,- An&Padner.'Betty Tay- will follow. The program will start 3. Grandparents are Richard arid drowned. Their bodies were re- lor and, Paul Yunos. at 1 p.m. at the Gommunity Cen- ing arid fireplace of the 1690 plan- "Everyone loves a clown", says Michael Goldstein, orlvHkey the covered, but the camp was over. RD tation house, Maps, findings from Terry Briscofe ,of Cranford and Clown. Mr. Goldstein is a professional clown and.began his career while The program for Aug. 8 will-be a ter. . Connie Dell of Roseville, Mich. still in high school. He likes to make people laugh, and he became All of the other boys escaped. Mr. Jfc a dig in the yard, Dr. Robinson's serious about the subject. He advertised, went to seminars, read books, Martin held himself responsible and studied. ' •: . but there was nothing that he Lecture for <$lub on check scams will, and restoration pictures will Goldstein provides entertainment for birthday parties, delivers sing- could have done. Apparently, be displayed. The museum shop ing telegrams, performs at bar mltzvahs and business promotions. He Capt Ray Lynch of the xifttion 10, Riverside Dinner Theater, has performed in Atlantic City, as the premiere performer at Showboat none of the natives had ever seen County prosecutor's office will Reading, Pa., Christmas show and_ will feature small wooden furni- for ten weeks.. •'.; • . anything like it before. discuss check swindles at the Aug. dinner, plus two-hour shopping ture and hammered tinware. "Mikey" juggles, makes animals from balloons, performs tightrope Willie was a member of our trip atH^pity Fair. Reservations acts, mime snows, rides a unicycle and does gymnastics. . qhurch and the service was held a 17 meeting of the. Friday Senior Among his other hobbles are acting and riding'horses.. Citizens Club.. Ellawese McLen- must be nuide by Sept 15 for this Michael Goldstein, as Mikey the Clown, will appear during Cranford day or so later. It had been a hot don will speak on managing stress trip. Call Jill Ckig^76-4714. :. Sidewalk Sale Days on North Union Avenue today, tomorrow, and Satur- humid morning and a storm Aug. 24. . . . - , • ' " day from 10 am til 2 pm. ; . •..•••••• started to,build up.in the early Members who will be honored at Call the Schlott Career Develop- the monthly birthday party are ment School approved by the New SIDEWALK CATCH THE EXCITEMENT! I Emily Barry, Mary Carr, Sally Jersey Real Estate Commission. An invitation Comrie, Ray. Flath, Dot Lut- Introducing out all new 1 Real Estate-Salesperson's Cou/se Readers \yith stotfes and kenhouse, Andreana Pantalebni, -easy-to-do program * provides, expert preparation lor the Roman Popiel, Art Walch and Eva pictures of yesteryear in Cran- slate licensing exam. ford, Garwood and Kenilworth Yunnuzzi. August Melt Down Enjoy Great New Food choices. . . Classes begin... , are welcome to share them The following trips are open to 3 Weeks for Now lose weight at Diet Center In August Come out arid support this worthwhile project. Sup- the public: Aug. 8, Bally's Park with turkey, tuna, broccoli, yo- port your local merchants and enjoy the entertainment. With the Chronicle in "Looking gurt, tomatoes, rice, pasta and back in time." Surveys tell us Place, $10; Sept 10, Meadowlands much, much more! . *135 SCHLOTT memory columns have wide SALE thoroughbred races, $12; Sept 19, CAREER DEVELOPMENT SCHOOL Center 1-800-624-1045 or 201-766:8920 Sponsored by the Cranford Chamber appeal. Call editor Pat An- Taj Mahal in Atlantic City, $10; itfhhUu 625 South Ave. W, Westfield • 654-7820 .•Oct. 17, Jai Alai, $25; Nov. 1 and •Additional $15 tor textbooks. of Commerce Retail Division derson at 276-6000. Dec. 4, Taj Mahal, $10, and Dec, New Clients Only • Expires August ,13^1990 si 2nd, 3rd & 4th Mason clan Thursday, Friday & (Rain or Shine) has reunion J. WINTHR0P & CO. in Michigian Unique Designs in Last montti the family traveled Bargains Galore Gold and Sterling across the country for a party in Wedding Party Gifts Michigan, but the next reunion of the Masons may very well be in Free Engraving Cranford. in Every Store Cranford has been home to Vic 233 North Ave. E. and Shirley Mason for 37 years, and it is where they have reared _232-8199 connie their own branch of the large fam- Across frdm Drug Fair Carrying a large selec- of ily. After attending a family re- tion of Bridal Gowns to Custom Headpieces and Flowers TUX ED" OS MIKEY the Magical Clown insult every price range. union in Muskegon Heights, Mich., • Bridal Party Accessories • Silk cranford For A Very Special bay, in early July, the Cranford-based r. 10 a.m. til 2 p.m. (All 3 Days) Flowers* Custom Ribbon Printing LINEN FREE tux for the Groom clan decided to make the gather- 35 Aldoni St. • Invitations • Wedding & Shower BOUTIQUE attendants or more . ing a family tradition. Cranford, NJ Rentals & Sales 201-276-2299 Favors complete selection of About 80 Mason family members Hattdetaded by Lori or You Can Do-lt-Yourself BRIDAL REGISTRY tho finest Formal Wear from all over the United States • Open Thursday AND Friday nights 'til 9 p.m Westfield Square. met at the home of Vic's second Rack & Craft Sho OPEN EVENINGS Hours: Tues-Frl 9:3<£5 Thurs 'til 7:30 Sat 9:30-4 Or By Appointment 1O2A N. Union Ave. SiJ 334 South Ave., East We.tfleld cousin Monica Eose Mason Ar- Tues&Thurs 300 North Ave. . Garwood • 789-3330 Cranford • 272-2033 • Rain or Shine Plasiercraft I Bridal & ( 233-7000 cher, where they were each pre- And All I Party Favors & I sented with a book about their ge- • Lots of Bargains Inside and Outside Craft Supplies! Centerpieces nealogy titled * "Rainbows of Steel," authored by Monica which We Specialize in Shower or Rehearsal Dinner? I WEDDING ACCESSORIES: || MMOHSIHE INC. covered six generations of Ma- • Plenty of Parking Head Pieces • Baas • Garter i | Packing and Shipping We have private rooms available. sons. Old Tradition In A New Era Masons from Cranford who at- • Music BREAKABLES! Enjoy your day-we'll handle the rest. tended the reunion include: Bob Wedding Specialists and Dianne, their children, Robe- RENTALS ! rt Jr., Frank and Donna; Vic and • Helium Balloons •Wishing Wells •Umbrellas |i IPACKAGiNG (800)272-0019 Pat, their daughters, Judy and •Party Decorations I SERVICE CENTER Lisa; Dan, Michael and Barbara • Blood Pressure Screening 23 E. Westfield Ave. j (201)272-4721 Mason as well as Colonia resident \ Roselle Park • 241-2471 i I CRANFORD • 272-8899 Jim Mason and his daughters, by Cranford Health Department 111 SOUTH AVENUE EAST Melissa and Jessica, and Tom, v 10% off With Ad _J •y. SERVING THETRI STATElAREA\ who currently resides in Char- Aug. 3 and 4 • 11 a.m. 'til 1 p.m. Inside Bell's Pharmacy lotte,N.C. According to Vic, "the New Jer- sey contingent of the Mason clan TO ADVERTISE IN OU CAIT is already making plans for the second Mason ftimily reunion, to be held in the Cranford area in the summer of 1992." PageA-12 CRANFORD CHRONICLE Thursday, August 2,1990 Thursday, August 2,1990 CRANFORP CHRONICLE Page A-13 Obituaries Grime unit Newark woman charged Isaac ktke3rBaldwin Andrew 6ox- Union County Baseball Hall of tendant for 38 years. Lifelong Cranford resident And- Young People Union. .-. • , Famer Isaac '-Ike*' Baldwin, 79, Born in Helena, Ga., he had rew Cox died Sunday at Rahway • Mr. Cox was an^organizer of the I A 21-year-old Newark woman calling for the assistance of fellow. died July 24 at John F. Kennedy lived in Cranford for 54 years. Mr. Hospital after a long illness. Men's Retirement Club "of Cran- inNighiOui was arrested Saturday on the Gar- Cranford police officers James Riek Dickinson ordination Medical Center, Edison, after a Baldwin was a trustee of First Mr. Cox had been a letter car- ford and vicinity. . den State Parkway and charged Wozniak, Sgt James Washbourne *•;>• Cranford Police Department's long illness. .-,.-• Baptist Church, assistant trea- rier for the U.S. postal Service His wife, the former Cherry Wil- with possession of a stolen motor and Detective Ed Zarzecki. Dur- low Spady, died in 1987. Surviving crime prevention unit will partici- vehicle and eluding police in ad- ing the pursuit, Madison side- Sunday at Alliance Church Mr. Baldwin had played semi- surer of the layman's group and a Here before working as i chauffeur pate in the seventh annual Na- pro baseball for the Black Meteors member of the church choir, and custodian for the Cranford are a brother, Fred of Crahford, dition to other motor vehicle vio- swiped Colaneri's patrol car be- and a sister, Elizabeth Mackey of tional Night Out Tuesday. lations; fore pulling over to the side of the Assistant minister Rick Dick- of Philadelphia in . the Negro Knights of the Cross, Young Peo- Board of Education for 10 years. The purpose of National Night inson will be ordained Sunday at League and for the Cranford Clip- ple's Forum, and usherboard. A member of First Baptist Westfield. The woman, identified as Tracey road, said police, Out is to heighten crime and drug ' M. Madison, 21, also known as In addition to the criminal 6:30 p.m. in the sanctuary of Cran- pers of the Union County Baseball At First Baptist Church he also Church, he served as chairman of Services were held yesterday at awareness and to generate sup- ford Alliance Church. League. He was elected to the helped organize baseball and soft- its finance committee, cashier of First Baptist Church, where me- Tracy Williams, was arrested at charges, Madison was charged its credit union, church clerk, as-" port for, and participation in, lo- 7:10 p.m. by officer Robert Cola- with going through a red light, Dickinson, 37, a native of Bal- Union' County Baseball Hall "of ball teams for children and morial contributions may be sent cal crime prevention programs. timore, has served at the Cranford Fame in l§7a played on the church bowling sistant superintendent of its Sun- for its building fund. Arrange- neri between GSP. exits 137 and leaving the scene of an accident, day school, secretary of its usher All will send a message to crimi- 138 after Madison backed the van reckless driving, driving an unin- church for three years. He re- Mr. Baldwin, a; veteran of the league. An avid bowler with a 180 ments were by G.G. Woody Fu- nals that Cranford citizens are cently completed requirements U.S. Navy during World War II, average, he also bowled, with the board and member of the Baptist neral Home* Roselie. she was driving into a car on Cen- sured and unregistered motor ve- for ordination set by the Christian Guys and Dolls league. fighting back, according to Police tennial Avetiue after failing to hicle and driving. without a li- served: as a Seabee in a construc- Chief Robert Guertia i cense. ^ . • -' _.and_Missionary Alliance denomi- tion battalion and was assigned as His wife, the former Florie make a left. hand turn onto the nation. In addition, to formal theo- JEmil Prazak "Tuesday between 8 and 10 p.m. parkway. Investigators said the van she the director of recreational facili- Hudson, survives - we encourage all of our residents logical education, a candidate for ties in the South Pacific islands. Services were held Saturday at War II for the precision parts it According to the report, Madison was driving Was reported stolen ordination rmist serve ,'ITTdcaI Former Cranfcuxi resident Emil to participate in National Night missed the left turn, drove back- June 25 from Iryington. Following his Navy service, Mr. First Baptist Church. Arrange- Prazak Jr., 85, > died July 23 at manufactured; .-••• Out by leaving their lights, oh, by church in an approved capacity Baldwin went to- work for ments were by G.G. Woody Fu- wards on • Centennial Avenue7and ~ The^driyer-of-*lhe-car 'Madison- j Rahway Hospital. Born in Elizabeth, Mr. Prazak taking a walk around their neigh- fora minimum of two years, meet O'Brien's Exxon as a service. at neral Home; Roselie. lived in Cranford before moving rammed into a car before driving hit, Ronnie Sussman of Elizabeth, regularly with a mentor, pass writ- Mr. Prazak retired in 1986 as borhood and introducing, them- onto an island divider which, was not injured. Her car, how- owner of Prazak Special Machine to Cochranville, Pa., two years selves to their neighbors, or by ten and oral exams and be recom- ago. He was a former member of opened the rear door of the van ever, ' sustained left front-end mended for ordination by the lo- Robert Hull Co., Elizabeth, initiating a neighborhood block and sent several brown bags filled damage, according to Lt Thomas The company was established in Suburban Golf Club, Union, New watch program on their street," Kean, cal church board of elders. Robert K, Hull, 52, president of Cranford for 25 years: Jersey Seniors Golf Association with trash onto the roadway. During Sunday's ordination ser- 1918 by his father for the design Guertin said. Colaneri began his pursuit of Madison was taken. to Union H.H.H. Machine Co., died Friday Surviving are his wife, the and manufacture of sewing ma- and the Elks Club of Elizabeth. Anyone interested in starting a. County Jail in lieu of $3,000 bail. vice, the Rev. Paul Hazlett, metro- in Rahway Hospital following a former Mary Hurley; two sons, His wife, the former Oliye Lin- Madison on the parkway while politan district superintendent of chines and special attachments. neighborhood block watch pro- heart attack. Robert Jr. and William H., both at The company was considered one ley, died in 1981. Surviving are gram, or having a crime preveh-/ Christian and Missionary Alliance, Mr. Hull was a 1959 graduate of home; two daughters, Army Lt three sisters, Ruth Detering of will give the vows of ordination to of the foremost shops in the coun- tion officer give a free security Judge Bell penalized four Rensselaer polytechnic Institute, Mary Sara of Honolulu, .Hawaii, try for the development of new Cranford, Beatrice Lerman of survey on home or business, may - Dickinson and the Rev. N. Lynn Troy, N.Y., with an electrical engi- and Kathleen at home; his West. Deal and Irene Morahan of Long, associate pastor at Long ideas for the needles industry. call the crime prevention unit, neering degree. He earned his mother, Eleanor RuDusky of The company also received cita- Cochranville. 272-2222. drivers for DWI offenses Hill Chapel, Chatham, . and a master's degree from Stevens In- Flemington; and a brother, How- Services were held Friday at member of the district committee Rick Dickinson tions for its contributions to the stitute of Technology, Hoboken. ard of Branchburg. aircraft industry during World McCracken Funeral Home, Union. During recent Municipal Court and was ordered to do 30 days' on license and ordination, will re- He served as a first lieutenant in A funeral Mass was offered Stolen automobile ' . • . ' '...... ' ;•• . ' .-.. , . .. Photo by Goorgo Pacclollo . community service! He w§s sen- cite the prayer of ordination. The hearings Judge James Bell penal- ing his seminary training .at Tal- the Marine Corps from 1959 to Tuesday at St Michael Church. . SECURE: J.R. Mamrack locks up bike at Orange Avenue School playground before joining in fun. tenced to 48 hours in the IDRC 1962. ized four persons for driving un- . Rev. Robert C. Bashibum, senior bot Seminary, he served as assis*- Arrangements were by Dooley Fu-. Peter Zazecki recovered in lot der the influence of alcohol. and his driver's license was sus- pastor of the local church, will tant pastor for the Alliance Born in Newark, he had lived in neral Home! pended for two years. Magnotti preach. ... Church in Whittier, Calif. Lifelong Garwood resident Pe- A man who enjoyed fishing, Mr. .".' Police recovered a stolen auto- Richard JJorowicz, 33, of Linden, also pleaded not guilty to driving Prior to coming to Cranford, Dickinson has been serving as ter Zazecki, 68, died July 25. in his Zazecki was a member of the Gar- mobile July 24 in the Orange Ave- Police arrest five youths for car burglaries and Steven Witman, 27, of 742 on the revoked list and was fined Dickinson graduated from, the assistant minister at Cranford Al- Joseph Busichio home aftei* a brief illness. wood Rest Pishing Club. He was a nue municipal parking lot Newark Ave., Kenilworth, pleaded $750. His driver's license, was re- University of Pennsylvania and liance Church since July 1987. His Mr. ZazeqW had been a man- parishioner of the Church of St According to police, officer Pe- Five youths, two from Cranford, were arrested O'Donnell. The youths were charged with burglary, guilty, to DWI arid were fined a voked for; an additional two .-.•'. Joseph J. .Busichio, 63, of- Cran-*- . Josep~h Jr. at homej two daugh- ter Graczyk discovered that a "76 possession of burglary tools, and theft • worked for Exxon Corp. for seven duties have included.a concentra- ager with,. Linden. Surplus for Anne where a funeral" Mass was 1 Friday in connection with burglaries o( at least five total of $365 apiece. Each one's months and he was sentenced to years-as a chemical- engineer. tion in ybuth and discipleship ford died July 24 in his home. ;••..' ters, Janice Curry of Garwood»and many years,, tie served as a rifle- offend Saturday. \ Chevrolet station wagon, which cars July 23 and 24 in the nortiieast section; of the Through an investigation conducted by the crime driver's, lic-snse was revoked f6r Patricia Kero of Elizabeth; a : five days' community service. While assigned to Baytown, Texas, ministries/ • .^ . ' . • './•••'' Mr. Busichio had Keen a busi- man: for the' 114th Army infantry^-^Surviving;: are^his: wife; the appeared. to ~be abandoned; had township. In those burglaries; car phones and radios prevention unit and the juvenile division, three; six months.-Whitman was sen- brother, Nicholas of Eljzað a been""reported7stolen^ two days more youths,, a 13-year-old from Cranford and a 15- Richard King, 50, of North Ber- with Exxon, he headed the youth The public is invited to attend ness manager for TRW Corp.,. a Regiment during World War II former Regina/ Anisczyfc; two were stolen; and glove compartments were .ran- tenced to serve 12 hours in the gen was fined a total of $515 and program at Alliance Church. Dur- credit corporation in Fairfield-, for sister, Delia Savalli of Trenton; and receiyed the;Purple Heart af- daughters, Elizabeth, and Diane of earlier ftt>m Kfinilworth. sacked, police said. • . year-old and a 17-year-old from Elizabeth.,, were later, Intoxicated Drivers Recovery Sunday's service. " • and a granddaughter. was sentenced to 12 hours in the 25 years, He was a graduate of ter being wounded in action in Garwood; two brothers, Stanley of The' owner, Joseph Wtorano of A. 13-year-old Cranford youth and a 17-year-old arrested and charged with four counts of burglary Center (IDRO. IDRC for his DWI conviction. His Fordharh University and an Army A funeral Mass was offered France in '1944.'./ Linden and John of Scotch Plains; Sherwood Avenue, has been.noti- from Elizabeth were arrested at 1:40 a.m. on Brook- and theft Additional complaints are expected to be Daniel Magnotti, 19, of 663 Wil- Friday in St Michael Church, af- driver's license was revoked for veteran of the Korean War. Mr. Zazecki was a member of and a sister, Anne Steechly of Stu- fied, of the recovery, according to dale Road by officers Robert Segear of the crime filed, according to O'Donnell. low Ave.,. Garwood, pleaded not six months. Summer Greenhouse session Born in Elizabeth, he lived ter the services at Higgins and the Bayleaf Post 6807 of Veterans dio City, Calif.. . police. Investigators suspect the prevention unit, Jerome Andrews and Peter Graczyk Investigators said most of the stolen property has guilty, was. fined a total of $610 there before moving to Cranford Bonner Funeral Home, Elizabeth. of Foreign Wars, Garwood, Post Arrangements were by Dooley station wagon was taken for a joy after' the youths were seen entering a burgundy been recovered.'The juveniles were releiased into to feature adult video series 13 years ago. Memorial contributions may be 470 of thie American Legion, Ken- Funeral Home. Memorial con- ride and then durrtped in the pool Chevrolet! Camaro and then leaving with a stereo the custody of their parents pending a juvenile court Roselie youths charged with theft try Surviving are his wife, the made to Center for Hope Hospice, ilworth, Post 497 of Catholic War tributions,_may be made to the parking lot radio in their possession, according to Lt William hearing. • ?i former Margaret Dunn; a Linden, Veterans, Linden, and Disabled Center of Hope Hospice, 176 Two Roselie youths were ar- the victim began to scream caus- "Against the Night is the title of tered adventure with skits, Bible PUBUC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE the video series.to be shown to stories, games, crafts and contests American Veterans, Clark Hussa St, Lihden 07036. . rested Friday and charged with ing the juveniles to flee, said po- for children ages 4 through grade TOWNSHIP QF CfcANFORB ' 40A:2-20 Is included In tho oiuimolod cor.t indicated SUMMARY OF AUDIT REPORT the assault and attempted theft of lice. adults at Granford Alliance Max Backer ORDINANCE NO. 8035 horoin for tho purpos'o or improvomonl SUMMARY OF 10B9 AUDIT REPORT OF THE TOWNSHIP OF CRANFORD OF UNION COUNTY. NEW JERSEY AS Soctlon 7. Any grant moneys rocotvod lor Iho purpose REQUIRED BY N.J.S. 40A:5-7. a gold chain from a 23-year-old The victim managed to stop a Church Wednesday nights begin- 4 The program will run concur- BOND ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR THE RENOVA- doscrlbod in Soclion 3 horool shall bo appllod oithor lo TION OF THE HANSON HOUSE FOR MUNICIPAL PUR- - COMBINED BALANCE SHEET . ning Aug. 8. The series is subtitled rent with:the adult program from Max Backer, 76, father of Susan Schuller, survivors include a son, direct paymont ol Iho'cpst ol Iho Improvamonl or to pay- ' • - December 31, 1989 and 1986 Elizabeth man who had been county police car that notified POSES FOR AND BY THE TOWNSHIP OF CRANFORD, rnont til tho obligalionr. Isr.uod pur«ganl to Ihis orclinanco Schuller of Crahford, died July 21 Lee of Bala Cynwyd, Pa; a sister, Marguerite Naughton IN THE COUNTY. OF UNION. NEW JERSEY. AP-. ' ASSETS . . . • . '.•*."•."• 1989 1905 waiting for a bus on South Avenue Cranford Police. "Living, in the. New Dark Ages" 7 to 8:30 p.m* PROPRIATING S165.000 THEREFOR AND AUTHORIZING . Tho amount ol obligations authorized but nol lusued Cash and inuor.lmontii *•' . * -S 4.383.023.44 S 4.4.61,889.52 horoundor shall bo roducod lo thp extent that such funds near Lincoln Avenue W. and features Charles Colsoh. Col- at his daughter's home after a Freda Moss of Los Angeles; and a THE ISSUANCE OF S157.0OO BONDS OR NOTES OF THE •TaMor.. utility charrjuG. iisr.osamonts and lions rocoivablo 354.72G.13 * 433.451.00: Acting on the victim's descrip- A Wednesday night program f6r long illness. grandson. Former Cranford resident Mar- of Garnerville, N.Y.; a stepdaugh- TOWNSHIP TO FINANCE PART OF THE COST aro so uuod • • • Property acquired lor Inxos al ar,Gor.r,od value :3.0O1.100.Q0 3.922.800.00 tion^ officers Donald Zsak and son, a member of former Presi- THEREOF. . - Soclion 8. Tho lull lailh and crodit ol lho.Townr.hlp aro Accounla receivable ' ' .-•-._ •803.OO0.0fi 913.480.85 According to the report, the vid- junior and senior high youth will guerite Hess Naughton, 70, died, ter, Eileen of Cranfprd; a brother, ..horoby plodgod to tho punctual;'paymonl ol Iho.principal ' Proapiiplivd astoiismonlr. lUhded . ' . " •" . 322.9flO.OO 322.980.00 Robert Merrill- located the sus- dent Richard Nixon's cabinet, was Mr. Backer has resided for most Services were held July 22 at BE IT ORDAINED BY THE TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE OF ' ol and tho inlorosl on Iho obligations aulhorizod by this 1 tim, whose name was not re- July 26 at her home in Fer- Charles fless of Cranfprdj and THE TOWNSHIP OF CRANFORD, IN THE.COUNTY OF Oolor.rod chu.rn.os lo - * - . ; . consist of activities including a of his life in Atlantic City where Emeth Sholom Cemetery, Pleas- bond ordinance. Tho obligations; shall bo diroct. unllmitpd Fuiure taxation; • •.'•'.•- leased, was on his way home from pects in the area of South and indicted in the Watergate scandal UNION; NEW JERSEY (nol less lhan two-thirda ol all obligations ol Iho Tbwnshlp. and iho Township shall bo Polaroid hunt; volleyball, a swim nandina Beach, Fla. seven grandchildren. membor.s Ihorool olllrmallvoly cohcurrinol AS FOLLOWS: Capital lund'- * . . . . • . 10.68641924 • . 0.097.263.88. he was a jeweler. He was an antville. Arrangements were by obligated to lovy ad-vaiorom (axos. upon nil the taxable - : Curronl fund . • 120.000.00 . 1B3.76848 work in Garwood at 11:06 p.m. Centennial avenues, according to and became a born-again Chris-, Section 1,.Tho Improvement described in Soclion 3ol 1 partj?an^ia\w,Qekly Video segment Army veteran of World War II and Berschler Funeral Home,'. Phi- PUBUC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE this band ordrnanco IR horoby authorized to bo under- roal propor.ty'wilhin, Iho Township for Iho paymonl ol Iho Gonoral fuod a.ssolG * 17.084.011.00 17.333.864.00 when he was accosted by two police. tian while in prison.' '. ' ' ' •' Born in Chicago, 111., Mrs. obligation:; und Iho llnbroiit.ltiofoon without limitation . Fixqd capllal and fixed capital aui.hQri;od..ind.uncomololo 3.1'OO.642.2-1 3.068.986.38 1 ,on 4 Soctlon 2 herepl. ^ 36.411.00 59.050.00 in the collision. and to a rest home eight years field; 10 grandchildren and two (c) Tho osllmalod cost ol tho improvomonl or purpose Capital improvomtints . • . . Mandell of Lenhome Drive, was Surviving are her husband, Collusion foquiromonlsof P.L. 107I.e. 16$nsamended. Dolorrod chargos and atalulory improvomontii ' 46.07800 40,064.00 1 is equal lo tho'amount of the appropriation horoin made ADVERTISEMENT FOR PROPOSALS Especially for seiiLom _ago.-She was. a parishioner of the great-grandchildren. . . Tho succossful bidder shall bo proparod to enter into 1 95672353 • 895.365 83 treated for cuts to his head and The driver's side door of Rak- George; two daughters, Joanne tharolor. '. . NOIICO is horoby given that soalod proposalsjylll bo Total oxpohdiluror, • . . , . a contract with tho Township upon award by Iho' rocotvod inRoom .lOBof Iho Cranlord MunibFpiil Buildfrig" f — i.. Church of St Anne where a fu- Arrangements were by Dooley Township Comrr)ittoe, Tho Township Commltteo roservos ' Soclion 4. All bond anticipation notps lusuod horoundor t ururb"a(anc"6TDtic'ombor 31 ' ~~" ' ' ^ —S'93T129:83- -hands-by-firefighter-Daniel-Thorn- -unanov's-Car-was smashed on im- Buchanan of Fernandina Beach . shall mature at such tlmos as maybe dotormlnod by tho, 0 Springllold.Avonuo. on Thursday. August 16, 1990 al Cranford residents, 60 years or older, are welcome to attend the neral Mass was offered July 21. Funeral Home. . Iho rioht to rojocl any or all blds.and to award the con- 10:00 a.m. Prevailing Ttmo. lor furniohino all labor and STATEMENT OF OPERATIONS AND CHANGE IN FUND BALANCE -. CURRENT FUND and fire investigator Jim Smith, pact She complained of pain to and Barbara Hartmah of Jack- tract to tho bidder who will bast serve Iho in|o'r?st& ol chlof flnanpialofficer: provided that nonotoshall mature later than ono yoar Irom .Its dalo. The notos shall boar motonais lor .tho- Construction ol Tho Now Utility. Yoars onded December 31, 1989 and 198B . following special programs and activities scheduled this month at the •tho Tqwnshlp. . . , Building. Cranlord Conlonlal Pool Complox. 401 Conlonlal •'.-•.. 1989 1888 ' who arrived first at the scene. her facial area and refused medi- sonville, Fla.; a stepson, Michael • • Arlene Gigon Interest at.such rato or rates and bo in such form as may Community Center, 200 Bloomingdaie Ave. For a complete listing of be dotormlnod by th chief llnancial bfflcor. Tho chlof Ayonuo. Cranlord,'NJ. Fund balanco. January i ' . 5 .010.057,60 S 1.151.21108 Smith is a paramedic with the cal attention, according to police. Township.Clerk Colloction ol curronl tax lovy • 30.772.400,60 28.152.294.03 $17,34 , • . • . • CC4-1!-Auo,U8t 2. 1900 financial olflcur shall dolormino all matters In connec- Proposals will bo rocoivod and contraols awardod on ^•programs and services for senior citizens, call the senior citizen pro- tho basis ot.soparato proposals and/or on tho basis ol Miscollanoous revonuos Irom other man local property lax levies . .5,096.476.74 . 5.162.934.06 Union . and Cranford first aid She was issued a summons for tion with notes Issued'pursuant to this ordlnanco. and 4:) 0 5 \ grammer-coordinator, 709-7283, or come visit the center. HOST FAMILIES NEEDED NOW tho chief financial olfleer's signature upon iho notes shall a lump sum contract, which sha|l includo alt tho work Vo- Collootiori'of dolinquont laxor. . . _ i.i5 i !? " 362:311.58 squads. ' careless driving. bo conclusive evidence as lo all such dolorrnlnallongl All quirod. in accordance with'tho Laws of thdstato of Now Total rouonuo and lund balanco*. . '37,222.451.50 34,828752.55 notes Issued horoundor may be renewed from tlmo to Jorsoy: Bidders must submit, with bid, ovidoncq ofAllir- ' matlvo Action compliance pursuant lo P.L. 1075c. 127. Budget oxpondituros for municipal purposos * 12.761,048.05 11,802.407.96 1 linio sub|ecl to tho. provisions of N.J.S A. 40A;2-B(3). The County taxes ' ' ' 6775,617.94 6,134.259.47 Tuesday, Aug. 7 Friday, Aug. I ? chief financial off icor Is herqby authorized lo'sell part or < Separato proposals will bo rocoivod for: Expose, your family to another all of the notes from tlmo to llmo at public or prlvato sale Local district 3Chool laxor. . ' ' . ' * '16.692.472.00 -15.764704.63 9:30 a.m. "Walk for the Health of Contract No. 1 General Gonsirucllon Work (All work Spocial district laxos * . • • • . 137,552.52 . 136.40467 Jailed man damages municipal cell 12:30 p.m. Captain Ray Lynch culture. Well Screened girls and arid to dollvor thorn la the purchasers thorool upon., including Electrical Work!' 6 2 B2 It" through Tamasques Park boys, ages 15, to 18 years old, receipt of payment of the purchasq price plus accrued : AVAILABILITY OF. DOCUMENTS: Plans and opocilica- Olhor oxpondlluros . ; ' . . •• ., ^LIUJJ . • -, ?'? . ? from the Union County prosecu- interest Irom tholr dalos lo tho'date of dollvory thereof. *' Tolal oKpondllliroa . • . ' . ' . • ' .36.537:808.37 • 33!o6o.694.p5 Police charged a Cranford man 12:30 to 3:30 p.m. Health mainte- from Scandinavia, France, : lions for this project may bo oxuminod. and obtained al was being held in municipal jail tor's office to speak on "Check The chlof financial olflco Is dlrocted to report in writing Iho ollico ol Tho Aybar Partnership, Architects & Plan- Fund balanco, Docombor 31 . ' $ -.684.545.13 $ 91905760 with criminal damage to township in connection with a domestic vio- nance program including blood Germany, Holland, Italy and to the governing, body at |he mooting next succoodlng ners, 605 Broad-Avonuoi Rldgofiold.-NJ. botwoon tho Swindling" England need families willing to the dato whon any salo or dolivory of tho nqlos pursuant hours ol 9:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m. dally, oxcopt Saturdays. Sun- • . • .. ' . ' . • .RECOMMENDATIONS """"*' . * . property Sunday after he alleg- lence complaint signed against pressure reading, weight and to this ordinance lii made; Such roport mu.sl includo Tho days and Holidays, or al the Township Clork's Of llco. and It Is rocommoodod lhal' , . • '. host them for the coming amount', Ihe.descrlptlon, iho Inlorost ralo and Iho muturlly * only until throe (3) days bofoto receipt of bids. A monitoring aystoin bobstablishod by the Township which verities tho paymohlol "provailing" wages by all. con: edly backed up the toilet, him Saturday by Sgt Louis counseling, by appointment Monday, Aug. 20 <* • schedule of tho notos sold, tho prlco obtained and Iho school year. DEPOSIT FOR PLANS.& SPECIFICATIONS: Tho plans tractors and subcontractors involved with projocis lhal aro funded with lodoral and state assistanco. smashed the surveillance camera name of tho purchaser. < Budgot translors bo mado prior lotho authorization ol ,in oxpendituro which would result in an ovorexpondituro Kleeman. 7 am. Boating & Fishing Club to ALBERTO and specifications will bo loaned lo bonafldo biddors CHRISTINA SCOTCH PLAINS upon receipt ol $35.00 doposit. The doposll will bo rolu'rn- ol budgot appropriation. . . ' • . , * . and. ripped out the phone line in Kero allegedly began destroying Wednesday, Aug. 8 go crabbing at ^Dick's .landing GRACE : Section 5. The capital budget of tho Township of Cran- Budgot translors not bo made from appropriations insido iho budool "CAPS" to and Irom appropriations outside, Enrich your family and make a lifelong friend of a young, overseas visitor. Call now. ford Is horoby amondod to conform with tho provisions od wt^en Iho plans and spocilicatlons aro retumod no lalor his cell property at 2:13 the next morning. 12:30 p.m. Representative from (Forked River) CHRISTIAN CHURCH of this ordinance lo Iho oxlenl of any Inconsistency, (than Ion days altor rocoiylnn Iho proposals, and in sor- Iho budgot "CAPS" and vico-vorsa. * New Jersey Bell to present a film to qualify and select your own exchange student (single parents may apply). -^--•~=:&; : herewith. Tho resolution In the torm promulgated by the ' *vicb£lblo condltibh..withbul marks. A biddor rr)ay borrow ~ Tho Rocroallon Department doposit all cash with tho Troa3uror*s ollice within 48 hours as required by Qtalo slatulo The man, identified as Robert He was transported to Union 12:30. p.m. Representative from Local Flnanco.Board showing full detail of the amondod uddltlonal plans and spociflctlons by paying iho cost of Tho abovo summary was proparod Irom Iho roporl.ol audit ol tho Township ol Cranlord, County ol Union tor tho and talk on "Sports for All Sea- PEACE 1800 Raritan Rd., Scotch Plains capital budget and capital program as'approvod bv tho the additional sols, at $15.00 each. NO REFUND TO NON- • calondaryoar 1989. This roport of audit submitted by John F Laozza, Jr; Registered Municipal Accountant, representing Kero, 23, of 127 County Park Dr., County Jail, according to police. New Jersey Bell to give a humor- Eileen Voorhees at 201/276-7514 or (By Union Co. College) Director °l tho Division of Local Governmont Services BIDDERS. NO REFUND FOR COST OFTHE ADDITIONAL Ernsl & Young ison (ilo at Iho Cranlord Township Clork s ollico and may bo Inspected by any mtorostod person.. sons in New Jersey" ous slide and talk presentation Is on fllo with' tho Clerk and Is avallablo thnro for public' SETS.- (ALL CHECKS PAYABLE TO: THE AYBAR • •, Arlono Gigon. Cranlord Township Clork Tina at 1-800-333-3802 (Toll Free) FELLOWSHIP Inspection. . . • PARTNERSHIP] $80.58* ' . •' • " .. . CC3-H-AUQUSI 2. 1990 Thursday, Aug..9 - and "New Jersey Gold" Section 6. Tho following additional matters aro hereby BINDER: Each bid must be accompanied by cash, cor- 889-1690 .delormlnod, declared,- recltod and statod: . lifted chock or bid bond made payable lotho Township NOTICE TO CREDITORS Man charged with eluding police 12:30 p.m. Film featuring view of 950 RARITAN ROAD (a) Tho Improvomonl or purpose described In Section- of Cranford. In an amount of not loss than 10% ol the Estalo ql GLENN CLARK, also known as GLENN M amount of Iho baso bid. bul not lo oxcood Sr20.000.QO.' as CLARK, docoasod. GARWOOD PUBLIC SCHOOLS Tuesday, Aug. 21 •'••', CRANFORD, NEW JERSEY 07016 3 of this bond ordlnanco is nol a curront expense. It Is 1 family life in Tokyo an Improvement or purpose that Iho Township may a guarantoo that In Iho ovont the contract bo awardod Pursuant to tho ordor ol Ann P. Conn. Surrogate ol Iho REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS A 29-year-old Cranford man, al- Donald Zsak who was on patrol. ASSE Intnnatloiul Student Etthunle Program 1« a public btnefll, non-profit ordinluUon (201)276-8740 . :.: . lo him, ho will, within ton days altor written notification County ol Union, mado on tho 27th day ol July. AD. 1990. . Tho Garwood Board o' Education invites proposals 9:30 a.m. "Walk for the Health of Minister Doug McCullcy lawfully undertake as a gonoral Improvemont, and no part of such award, oxoculo a contract and lurnish perlor- legedly wanted on a contempt of Police said Zsak had recognized . of the cost Ihereol has been dr shall bo specially assess- upon tho oppllcallon ot Iho undorolngod. .is Exoculnx ol Irom licensed electricians and plumbers (including sowor Tuesday, Aug. 14 It" on the boardwalk in Ocean Puton Dean IC Virgihii Knudscn manco, paymont and malntonanco bonds with surety tho oslatool said docoasod notice is heroby givon to tho and drain cleaning) to provide services on a time and od on property specially bonefltod thoroby, satisfactory lo tho-Township, and as sol lorlh In Iho court warrant irr Fanwood,. was Burdett and pulled the car off to 9:30 a.m. "Walk for the Health of (b) The period of usefulness of the Imprbvomont or pur- creditors ot said docoasod to oxhlbit lo.lho subsenbor malorlals basis tor a porlod of one (1) year. Soptoimbor Grove • Sunday - 10:00 AvM. Worship • apoclflcations. On lalluro lo oxocute sold conlracl, tho . under oolh or allirmallon ihoir claims and domands 1. 1900 lo Auousl 31. 1091. All proposals should rolled arrested Saturday on Centennial the side of Myrtle Avenue. Burdett It" through Nomahegan Park Sunday School 9:45 A.M. pose within tho limitations of the Local Bond Law, ac- dopbsil shall bo lorloitod as liquidatod damagus. Wednesday - 7:30 P.M. Teaching cording lo the reasonable llfo Ihoroof compulod from Iho againsl tho oslalo ol said doceasod wilhin si» months hourly rates. . • Avenue and charged with eluding had then allegedly pushed the of- Sunday Worship 11:00 AvM dalo ol the bonds authorized by this ordinance, Is 15 Tho binders ol all oxcept the Ihroo lowest responsiblo •Irom Iho dalo ql said order, or thoy will bo lorovor barrad . Only sealed proposals Irom qualiiiod licenaod oloctri- Thursday, Aug 16 Thursday, Aug. 23 years. • ' ' ' biddors will be roturnod wilhin.soven days alter tho open- Irom 'prosoqullno or recovering Iho samo againal Iho cians and plumbers will be accopled'unlll 12 Noon an police and resisting arrest ficer out of his way and began to (c) The Supplemental bebl Stalemonl required by the ing ol tho bids. Tho remlaning cash, curlillod chocks, or subscriber. Friday. August 17. 1S90, lo Ihu ollico ol the Board 12:30 p.m. Film "Rumble of Dooley Funeral Service, Inc bid bonds will bo roturnod'when tho Townohlp has ap- Secretary. Washington School. 500 East Street, Qarvjood. run iri the direction of Centennial 12:30 p.m. Representative from THE CHURCH Raritan Road Local Bond Law has been duly prepared and filed In the. Ellon Clark The man, identified as Chris- PSE&G to play game of "Summer Wheels," story of Clydesdale office of the Clerk, and a complete oxoculed duplicate. proved tho oxoculod contract or rojected all bids. • • * Executrix NJ 07027. Intoroated electricians and plumbers should topher Burdett of 115 Holly St, Avenue pool complex. He was OF CHRIST thereof has been filed In tho office of the Director ol tho Tho owner rosorves tho right lo accopl or rajoct all bids David R, Parharrt. Ailornoy be prepared lo begin by. Sopternbor 1. 1990. Bingo" horses Caring & Courteous Service to the Baptist Church Division of Local Government Services In Iho Department submitted and ro'udvortlso Iho samo work, and to award 503 South Main Street • By. Louis Ciranglo was a passenger in a car travel- eventually arrested in a wooded of Community Alfalrs of the Slate ol New Jersey. Such contracts In. part or whllo, II it is deemed In tho. best in- P,0..Box 445 • Board Socrolary 12:30 to 3:30 p.m. Health mainte- 12:30 to 3:30 p.m. Health mainte- Meets at: 611 Raritan Rd., Cranford terest of tho Borough. Bidders shuHnot withdraw their, ling on Myrtle Street at 4:55 p.m. area near the pool with the assis- Cranford/Westfield Area Since 1913 statemnent shows that tho gross debt of. the Township Williomstown. NJ O0O94 SB.67 CCflU-AuoUBl 2- 1000 nance program including blood nance program including blood (Adjacent to the Days Inn) as defined In Iho Local Bond Law Is Increased by tho respective proposals lor a period ol 60 days nllor formal $10.20 CCS-IIAugusI 2. 100O when he was spotted by officer tance of officer Robert Colaneri. MILLBURN MALL SUITE 6 authorisation ol tho bonds and noles provided In this opening Ihorool. - . • • • pressure reading, weight and pressure reading, weight and bond ordinance by 1157,000, and the obligations aulhorlz- BY ORDER OF 2S33 VaUxhall Road, Vauxhall, NJ od horeln wilt be within all debtllmltatlpns prescribed Arleno M. Gigon , counseling, by appointment counseling, by appointment 272-7088 by that Law. • '. * i * Township.Clork Sunday: 10:00 am Blblo Study Pastor Steve Nash Id) Ah aggregate amount not exceeding $23,000 lor $31.11 , . . CC1-1t:Augusl 2, 1000 11:0O Worahlp Service Sunday Service items ol expense listed In and permitted under N.J.S A Westfield 6:00 pm Evening Service DEDICATED TO DIGNIFIED 556 Westfield Avenue Wednesday: 7:30 pm Bible Study PrayerTlme 9:15 AM Morning Worship & p and£tanni c/f. Cast and Bandage Whirlpool Bath SERVICE SINCE 1897. 233-0255 DIAL-A-BIBLE MOMENT Children's Church 10:00 AM Protector Rental & Sale Joseph F. Dooley, Wed. Evening Diblc Study 7 P.M. taltt fjUamxt In annoumstng tltttx 964-6356 We arc in Fellowship with tlte Manager Hatty Persuad, Evangllst Coosctvalivc Daptist Association aaaalailart In bUilnns. iogitnet ' aominmalng ^uty 16, 1990 St. Paul's undt\ iftt jlxtti name of • FUNERAL DIRECTORS BLACK CARPENTER ANTS FRED H. GRAY, JR. United Church of Christ CAN DAMAGE YOUR HOME JlaoMa Jtitau, Cay, Jr. Mgr. 233-0143 BLISS Clark Drugs and Surgical CRANFORD: 12 Springfield Ave., Williai.. Doyle, Mgr. 276-0092 EXTERMINATORS 60 Westfield Ave., Clark * 381-7100 David Markowitz B.S.R.P. ONE OF THE OLDEST AND LARGEST Est. 1962 Page A-14 CRANFORD CHRONICLE Thursday, August 2,1990 Thursday, August'2,1990* CRANFORD CHRONICLE Page A-15 SUMMERTIME IS

Penta,^Adams; Tracy Stemmer, SUNTASTIC SAVINGS FROZEN FAT FREE Brcfokside; Billy Hansen, Lincoln Rotary installs PICTURE TIME I I & Playground happenings \ School; EJ. Epple, Lincoln Park; Scot McKay, Sunny Acres; Kenny 1990-91 officers DESIGNER EYEWEAR Foolproof Cameras for Smart People BUY ONE GQNE Cranford playground activity will conclude tomorrow with half-day Linck, Orange Joseph Cerullo, a master watch- programs at six sites. Most of them will have a farewell party. For more Outstanding effort; Justin Mat- maker, has been installed as pres- infonnation call the recreation department, 709-7283. Activity winners usiak, Adams;. Christine Polidoro, Automatic Everything Cameras by Nikon follow. ident of the Cranford Rotary Club. GET Brookside; Maren Kennedy, Lin-r He succeeds Stephen Mannuzza, a personal- LOW DISCOUNT PRICES i 25% Off "| Adams Avenue Audrey Ellis coin School; Sparkle Lewis, Lin- public accountant. Other officers Citizens of Week: Adam Buc- Sand;castle contest: J.R. Mam- coln Park; Alexis Wolf, Orange; for the 1990-91 year are president- ZOOM TOUCH 500 I Jkf||#M M ciarelli, Alicia Bucciarelli Jennifer Zehnder, Sunny Acres €L|€! I All Suntan Lotions j ONE FREE rak, Bryan Des Rochers, Jon Ellis, elect Peter Milwicz, secretary Bubble gum blowing: Tiara Ellis, Chris Zehrider, Chris Des Roch- Poster contest Adams-Alicia Richard Rodman and treasurer. Wfe take, the utirkfc " with this coupon Joey Boka, Cindy Matos, Carrie ers, Kenny Linck, Tim and Pat Bucciarelli, Kerry Hannon, Carrie Eugene Matics. "The Difference Is Clear^'v'islble" Rentz, Justin Matusiak, Adam --•greatest.pictures:- I And Sunscreens j" •,4o Mamrak, Brian and Jamie Snyder, Rentz, Donna Barret; Brookside- The board of directors includes. Eyeglasses/Sunglasses approx. Bucciarelli Brookside School Mark W-ilmont, Mamie Mamrak, Holly Pavlick, Elizabeth Coccia, -Mannuzza, John Allen, jGouis Citizens of Week: Dave Heure, U.S. Warrantees Included 100 calories • Jenny Zehnder, Audrey Ellis Will Humphries; Lincoln School-" Gavin, Emil Enzi Vita Zotyak and with personalized care ,> Coppertbne • Bain de Soleil • Pre-Sun . Christine. Pblidoro . - — Hal Hansen, Hillary Pease, Maren 98% fat free "Hobby/Day: Scot; Crawford, Greg Victor Dennis. All were installed ' •tropical Blend •See & Ski and More! Staring contest David Cris- Bugel,'--Richard. Winter, Dana Kennedy, Lincoln Park-EJ. Ep- at the club's annual installation ; Action®Touch The Nejw One Touch 100 citello, Tracy Stemmer; Holly Pav- ple, Sparkle Lewis, Theresa Grif- Dear Friend, . , Take It In the water • Throw it In the sand: Tosici, Jon and Audrey Ellis, dinner at the Suburban Golf Club, At Personal-Eyes you get that personal touch. Expfr-es August 31,1990 the lick, David Heurelincoln School Brian and Kaitlyn Boyle, Erin fin; Orange-Chris Zehnder, Chris Union, June 27 when Clint Crane ,:Citizens of Week: Andy Jobe, Des Rochers, Stephanie Risse; We have ten years experience. L HalfonSunny Acres of Reel-Strong Fuel Co. was We are dedicated to giving you the highest Maren Kennedy Citizens of Week: John Mucks- Sunny Acres-Richie Shackell, Scot named a Paul Harris fellow. Three-legged race: Billy Crecca, McKay, Erin Burke, Michelle De- quality at thb lowest prices. AUTOMATIC EVERYTHING! . avage, Jo Anne Devito Among the special committee We can help you choose the proper frame to ' Frank Eichenlaub Water balloon toss: Tom From- vito chairmen are Younus Rakla, in- .Wheel barrel race: Joey Crecca, Overall winners: Spot McKay; compliment your features, personality & lifestyle rrier.Ryan Kulik. ternational service; Lee Moore, . Experience the service and get the right fit: 24 EASTMAN ST. U?eigh Brian Jobe, John Pabst, Kristen Commercial contest: Kenny . Suriny Acres; Chris Zehnder, Or- community service; Robert Hahn, ?bt ange; Erin Burke and Richie * Sincerely, : Wo havo bcon at h fori I CRANFORD* 276-1024 Bens Lutz, Jennifer Caldwell vocational service; Thomas Robert Ruggiero • Water balloon toss: Brian Jobe, Shackell, Sunny Acres . 17 N. Union Ave. •Cranford poster contest: Scot McKay, Dooley, youth; Allen, fund raising. .-. .'.-.:• Ophthalmic Dispenser RESTAURANT " \Geoff Roodlincoln Park Michelle Devito, Erin Individual playground awards: 276-0062 < Citizens of Week: Nick Cannone, BurkeAwards Night . Adams-most accurate paperwork, FOSSIL SEARCH : 123 N. Union Ave-• Cranford Tiffany Allen throughout season, Broqkside- Mon.-Fri. 9-8 •J , Hours: 8:30-10 M-F, 8:30-6 Saturday, Closed Sunday Playground of the year: Orange Sixth to eight graders are in- WESTFIELD SQUARE (Cleveland Plaza) •Open Mon-Frl 10-9:00 Sat 10-4 •Commercial and poster contest: Avenue . : possession of equipment; Lincoln vited on a fossil search Aug. 16 at Sat 9-4 Joey Cannone, EJ. Epple, School-cleanest playground; Lin- 330. South Avenue, East AMPLE FREE PARKING Leaders: Kristen ""Witherington, Shark River Park, Lincroft The (Across from Firestone Tire) Theresa Griffin, Sparkle Le- Laura Del Ray coln Park-most accident-free; Or- trip is sponsored by the Trailside Westfield, NJ 07090 • 654-3000 .;''••'••' '.•", wisOrange Avenue Most artistic playground:. Adams ange-highest .registration; Sunny Nature and Science Center. Call GREAT SAVINGS! EASY LIVIN REFRESHING Citizens of Week: Kenny Linck, Outstanding creativity: Carissa Acres-most, active' 789-3670. 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('• Thursday, August2,1990 CRANFORD CHRONICLE PageB-1 PageA-I6 CRANFORD CHRONICLE Thursday, August 2, 1990 w Cetera hurls Cranford " ~ Where else but Kings? against Westfield Cranford won the rubber game Cranford scored a pair in the of the Tri-county semifinals with a third when DiPaolo walked, stole thrilling 2-1 victory over Passaic second and third arid raced home Township Friday evening. Pete on a Passaic miscue. Polito scored Cetera tossed • a five-hitter and Carney with an RBI single to go doubled in the game-winning hit up" 9-6. The final tally, in the to. send Cranford into final round home sixth, resulted from a Lox- action against Westfield. ley walk, stolen base and RBI sin- Visting Cranford opened scoring gle from Lettieri. in the top of the first as Adam In the opening game of the se- DiPaolo walked, stole second and ries Tuesday at Passaic, Cranford scored on infield outs by Chris took a 10-6 victory behind some From country fiddlin' to downrhomeflavorio^ur Country Fair is rarin' In addition, our Country Fair is your opportunity to.enter five special Polito and Dan Durniak. good clutch hitting and the relief The teams remained scoreless pitching of Doug Petschow. : Sweepstakes. / togo..' .. . • •••••. • ':'•- '•••••• -\ " •;.''.' as pitching and defense took over. Passaic jumped out to an early Bring your spouse, bringyourbest friend orbringJhej^dible family. The valuable prizes in our Sweepstakes include a trip for two to the Cranfbrd stranded a pair of run- 2-0 lead with eight batters going to ners in. both the second and tl^ plate in the first, but the Cou- You'll discover a world of old-fashioned quality and freshness by the : Cranberry Festival in New Jersey, a trip for two'.to Hershey Park in fourth frames, wasting hits by gars roared back with one in. the bushel basket wherever you look in our roadside-style displays. Pennsylvania, a trip for four to Disney World in Florida, a half-gallon of Ryan Stempriiewcz, Nick Ijettieri first and tliree in the second to go Edy's Ice Crearri every week for a year and, in each of our stores, a bushel and Chris Dorsett . up 4-2. Lettieri's double picked up We'll have everything from free balloons for kids to free Jersey Fresh The Cougars went up 2-0 in the Loxley, and Montross and Mike brochures on Blueberries;, Peppers and more for you. And by all means basket ofthe freshest fruits and vegetables. . , ° top of the seventh when Cort Moffitt scored on a wild run-down Montrqss walked, stole second play as the Passaic third baseman check your nearest Kings store for the dates and times of our special So come to Kings this week for all the fun and flavor of the one and only and scored on Cetera's double tossed over the head. Country Fair attractions, including special guests and food samplings. Country Fair in town. : dpwn the left field line. Lettieri made a diving catch of Ben IVfatsil singled to lead off a sinking liner in the second to the Passaic seventh, reached sec- spark the defense. Ji , ' BUTCHER'S CORNER GROCER'S CORNER DAIRY CORNER COUPON CORNER ond on a Cranford miscue arid Cranford posted six tallies in 4'-, scored on a single by Don Chuffo. the fourth when Durniak and USDA Choice Beef Maxwell House Tropicana With two outs and two runners on Polito scored on a classic Loxley Orange-Pineapple I Toward the purchase of base, Cetera fanned the Passaic triple, Passaic misplayed an in- Coffee : White Rose '. With love from Kings Medium batter to seal the victory. field grounder and Montross sin- Filet In the second game of the best- gled home DiPaolo. Moffitt's RBI Regular (13 oz. can) or French Roast Juice 64 oz. •FACIAL single and a Passaic error closed (12 OZ; can), Except Decaffeinated iWHITE twe-of-three series, played at Hill- Mignon 19" side Avenue'..': field, Passaic out the Cranford scoring. WholeTT|Intrimined 4-7 lb. avg. wgt. Fresh 'N Natural •TISSUE Post With this pounded out a 14-10 win. Down 6- Passaic picked up three runs in Cut to Your Specifications I box of 200 Coupon 0 after two Passaic at-bats, Cran- the fifth and-looked to bust the Orange ford jumped out to the lead with" a game open, but Petschow, sum- USDA Choice Beef Grapenuts • Good 7/29/90-8/4/90 • Coupon ; Good 7/29/90-8/4/90 . seven-run second inning. Joe Car^ moned from the bullpen to relieve. 1 lb. 8 oz. box .•• ••, • ••-•. :•:• . ••• LU148- ney scored Lettieri, Montross and John "Whiz" White, put the fire Filet Mignon •• • « Limit one coupon/item pat cu^tottur .;* ..' Liniii one coupon/item per cuslomer ' • Wise Potato Chips Regular (6.5 oz,) DiPaolo with a booming triple. Af- out with a pair of strikeouts to Steaks or Low-Salt (6 oz.) ? Z^___^ 99C° Light N' Lively feFtwb-batters" had: walked, Ryan end the threat The hometown' I Toward the piirch.ase .of Loxley stroked a single, scoring squad picked up its final run in Evian Water :1.5-ltr; btl. >1.49 •AH Varieties ' USDA Choice Fresh Cottage Camey and Stempniewicz. : Let- -the seventh, but a heads-up;throw $J99 jRold Gold ~ «Aw •Your Choice C: tieri's triple ,scored Polito and from Chris Gachko, following a Ground Beef Sunlight Cheese 24W. Loxley. .•,.'..' ' •• • dropped fly ball, put the game on $J99 Buy One PRETZELS SV^ •LEMONS or _ ice for Cranford. Hershey Passaie roared back with two Patties Dish Get One $ jLIMES.bag . OFF runs in the fourth, four in the fifth By winning the series, Cranford Chocolate Puddings _24 oz. 1.99 th this Fat Content Not to Exceed 20%, l(jMj^J^j$<44' Coupon '•in the Farmer's Corner ™ Photos by Goorgb Pacclollo and two more in the sixth; Cran- avenged two regular season losses Family Pack, 3 lbs, or more FREE Walden Farms Coupon SKY ANTICS: Dave Korner struggles for form during a high ford was unable to stem the tide. to Passaic. pt. 6 oz. btTT Salad Dressing____12 oz. 99C •Good 7/29/90-8/4/90 LU149 \mufut/M^ KEEPING WATCH: Lifeguard Jennie Amend, 17, scans Or- Fresh Western Grain-Fed ange Avenue Pool from her lofty stand. dive at Orange Avenue Pool. Soft Philadelphia ••• • Limit one coupon/Kern per customer • * •Good 7/29/90-8/4790 .. 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'•.... • • • • • '. • Garwood Softball League will ties will begin at noon and will Hershey Foods. tal United States. Frost won DELI CORNER I Toward the purchase of._. - I be hosting its first annual benefit continue until about 6 p.m. Admis- Each of Cranford's 12 partici- all six of his matches to be- Kings Southern • 11 lb. or more of $ 1 I all-star games Aug. 19 at Unami sion is free, but donations will be pants received a certificate and come this year's champion. •Tide Laundry Park's Field Z accepted. Proceeds will go to the official shirt Finals of the nation- Frost also won the N.J. State :HAM vl.. : The first of three games will Leukemia Society of America. wide program which stresses rec- Championship in two divi- Fried : DETERGENT sions, 70 and 80 pounds, held $3 49 :21b. 7-oz. pkg. feature half of Garwood men's all- The event is sponsored by An- reational participation will take With this ! STEAK OFF ": stars .vs. Bud Lights. The second heuser-Busch and Pepsi Cola. Al- place in Hershey,. Pa. recently in South Plainfleld. Chicken ib Coupon • In the Butcher's Comer 'u/'W'th' • game will feature Garwood coholic beverages are prohibited State finalists from Cranford in: He is a member of the Cran- Store-Made, Golden-Crisp * (1&IJH£ JjtflU.$UM< • Coupon ; Women's all-starts vs. Pepsi Girls. in the park by county law. elude: Tyrone Clark, first place in ford Judo and Karate Club. Good 7/29/90-8/4/90. *Good 7/29/00-8/4/90 LU288 • The third game will pit the other The following merchants have 100-meter dash; Ken Lute, fourth Kings Homestyle Cole Slaw, LU284 •...... •• . • « Limit one coupon/Hem per customer . • . I.lmlt c>neci)u|wiM/llem per customer • • half of the men's all-stars vs. donated prizes: Premier Electric, in 400-meter dash; Allison Gen- Frenchies all-stars. Shear Class, Rusty's, XO's, The ovese, fifth in 400-meter; Kurt joe Duda fourth Raffles for prizes will be sold Warehouse, Radio Shack, Italy Krause, third in 1600-meter dash; Macaroni or ; Regular or Homestyle •Toward the purchase of your favorite* during each game with the draw- Express, Hunan Garwood, Rowe's Sam Richardson, sixth in 100-in gymnastics ; Tropicana Pure Premium :Stouffer's ings after the game. Snacks and Sunoco, Westfield Lumber, Elm meter; Jaclyn Vergella, fourth, : Right Course refreshments will be available Radio, Benniger's Hardware and and Marie Gray, third, in 200- Joe Duda, 15, of Cranford placed rORANGE $189 throughout the afternoon. Festivi- D&L Locksmith & Contracting. meter. In individual field events fourth at the USGF Junior Na- Richardson placed fourth and tional Gymnastics Championship Salad ib JL :JUICE ^a«. vAthis iENTREE Keith. Lewis sixth for softball held in Baltimore July 5,6 and 7. Boar's Head All-Meat Coupon ;1 pkg. throw. Among the girls Gray was More than 170 13- to 15-year-old Frankfurters lb. *3.99 CSG swim team ups record fourth. , boys from throughout the United Kings Freshly Baked Country Peach Good 7/29/90-8/4^90 . LU146 •Good 7/29/90-8/4/90 . States competed in the event As a " In relay events the Cranford finisher among the top 10, Joe is a and Yogurt Muffins __ 16 oz. *3.96 ... * • Limit one coupiin/ltem per customer team of Ken Lutz, Robert Jeter, • • Limit (me coupim/ltem per cuslnnier • to 1-3 after Manor Park win member of the U.S. junior na- Wisconsin Clark and Paul Whitehurst placed tional team, the only youth from The Cranford Swimmming Club the 11- and 12-year-olds' breast- second in the 400-meter. For the girls Gray, Telisha Richardson, New Jersey. Cheddar swim team ripped through the -stroke by Karen Milkosky. En route to his fourth place in water July 16 for its first victory of Vergella and Sheeneequa Thomas Cranford was led by its young came in fourth. all-around competition, Joe also Cheese b the season, beating Manor Park of swimmers as it defeated Manor place second on.parallel bars. Aged over 9 months for sharp taste Westfield. Prior to the win, CSC Park 235-228 and more records He is a sophomore at Roselle had been defeated by Willow were broken. These include the 8- Miller wins medal Catholic High School. He trains at Meet Frank Cosentino, our Grove of Scotch Plains and Noma- and-under breaststroke by Chrissy Surgent's Elite School of Gymnas- hegan of Westfield. Milkosky and fly by Kelly Murphy David Miller, 40, of Cranford tics, Roselle Park, and is coached Farmer's Corner Associate Although CSC was defeated 302- at Kings in West Caldwell. and the ll-and-12 breaststroke by battled for the silver in the mas- by Matt Stevenson. 300 South Avenue, Garwood 154 July 0 by N^mahegen, three Kareh Milkosky. ters 40-to-49-year-old racewalking SHOOTING STABS Plenty of Free Parking records were brokea These in- category at the recent Garden A program about shooting stars clude the 9- and 10-year-old girls' The team, coached by Anne Sal- State Gamea He finished third, will be presented Aug. 7 and 9 at Monday thru Saturday 8 am to 10 pm relay of Sarah Wieneke, Abby way with assistants Liz Walsh and three seconds short of placing, in 2 p.m. at the planetarium at Sunday 8 am to 9 pm Dreyer, Jill Kbpickl and Christine Carey Krause, competes in the .•••',.• ' Photo by Daryl Slono the first event of the games held Trailside Science Center in the Cavicchiol, the 8-and-under 25- Union County Outdoor Swim ON THE BALL: Wolfgang Luftenstiener returns a volley at the at Middlesex' County College July Watchung Reservation. Admission yard butterfly by Katie Feder, and League, Springfield Avenue tennis courts, now open for plav. 12 and 13. is $1.50. Page B-2 CRANFORD CHRONICLE Thursday, August 2,1990 Thursday, August 2,1990 CRANFORD CHRONICLE Page B-3

—Granlosd-BasebalLLeague Boosters to meet next Wednesday and Carteret tournaments as they T Tournaments defeated Merrill Park in Cranford Haber doubled in Frost and Don- Cranford Booster Club will Friday night, then defeated ovan, Fontana then singled across hold its regular monthly meet- Carteret, in Carteret Saturday af- Haber. ing at 8 p.m. Wednesday at the EDlSON 6, CRANFORD 3 ternoon. Merrill Park, displaying- the Community. Center. L Although outhitting the un- In Saturday's contest, Carteret talent that brought them to the fi-^ Plans for the fall sports sea- defeated Midtown Edison squad took a one-run lead in the first nals, tied the game and tookth e son will be discussed. New il 7-5, Cranford 10-year-olds played inning. The Cranford 9s came lead in the fourth as Cranford members are welcome. Par- sloppy defense as they handed right back with three, runs as changed pitchers'. Segear came in ents and friends interested in Midtown a 6-3 victory in the Fords Terry DirtDonovan and Kevin but he too had a time finding the supporting the athletes, cheer- Tournament.' Fontana walked. Eric Schreiber strike-zone* but finally retired the leaders and band at Cranford The loss was Crafiford's first in and Pat Maher followed with side. High School are encouraged to Fords double-elifnihatioh, 32- back-to-back doubles. Carteret attend. ;>i Down by two going into the r team tournament after three deci- tied the game in the third as. John fifth, the Cranford 9s tied and re- sive wins. Only six teams are left Decibus singled and Mike Burke captured the lead as Segear sin- in this tourney. doubled: him home, Kevin Deci- gles and Baran blasted his third Rich Horn held Edison to only bus then doubled in Burke. home run that cleared the right Garwood Softball five hits over five innings but is- •'•• v.'-i^ In the fourth inning with the center field fence. Lucash then ^ sued_j;ix/wallts which aided the score tied at 3. Jhejboys from doubled Frost; Donovan and. MEN'S STANDINGS ".. Edison Cause Tlbng with five Cranford rose to the occasion and Haber all walked. Fontana hit a Wins . Losses Cranford fielding miscues. Four of scored five runs, as Fontana and force play that drove in two more Breakaway Yogurt 16 .. Midtown's six tallies were un- Schreiber walked, Maher and Rob runs. Going into the sixth and up Young Guns 14 earned. Segear both singled, Chris Baran •14-11, the Cranford 9s exploded D&LLock • • ... 13 Cranford pffehse was. led byhit a sacrifice fly, Tom Lucash for 10 more runs as Maher, Segear; Pytnona 11 Brian Weingart who powered two and Craig Frost both hit singles of and Baran hit consecutive dou- PASS BASICS: Steve Kovacs learns passing techniques from Mike Ramos, '89, and Brearley DHtrlcks 11 sharp singles with an RBI. Joe Westwood 9 their own. In the sixth the Cran- bles. Lucash singled; Frost, Haber senior Chris Laydenat the Kenilworth Recreation youth football, clinic led by Jets graduates. McComb also had a good day driv- ford 9s put the game out of reach and Fontana hit consecutive dou- Garwood Rost 7 •• 'r r .'• ing home two rims on a single to with three more runs, as Segear bles. Segear walked, Baran sin- KofC . .4 center and a fielder's choice. doubled, Chris Baran blasted his gled and Lucash tripled. With a Opal Electric 0 Kevin Feeley singled -sharply to fourth tournament home run, 24-11 lead, Segear retired the last left and scored. Craig Frost doubled and scored Dieter Heil has .. In last week's playoffs first place Breakaway Merrill Park batterjiwith a strike-; Yogurt defeated Dhtrlcks 12-2 and 8-4, but . /•. .-.•: • • •• on Randy Matlosz's sacrifice fly. pfliiipilifi Brian Bierne who pitched shut- out to pick up the win and togiv e prize hole -in- one Dtttricks topped the Pythons 4-3. D5L beat out ball in his one inning.of relief, The Cranford pitching staff of the Crahford 9s first place honors. Two juniors lift records Young Guns 4-1 and tho two teams rovorsod also blasted a long double off the Baran and Lucash combined to Dieter Heil of "Garwood has outcomes 6-2. left field fence and eventually strike out six and scattered six Two juniors excited the crowd with record breaking perfor- scored a hole-in-one at Ash Brook scored. Pat Pepe had another fine hits. •.-• '•••.•-' . Photos by Eddie Wexler . mances at the recent Brearley High School football bench-a-thon. and entered the 30th annual WOMEN'S STANDINGS *' CBL sponsors offensive game with a single to RETURNING TO ROOTS: Rob Kanterman of the Brearley Running back Ron Cagno, at 57" and 140 pounds, surpassed Mike Drambuie Rusty Nail Hole-intone Wins Losses ; the center field fence and a long .."._ CRANFORD 24, MERRILL PARK 11 summer camp Class of '87 advises Jason Wilishefski as he heads for the Ramos of the 1988 bears with a lift of 265 pounds to enter the Sweepstakes. : D&L.LOck 8 1 blast to right center that was The Cranford 9s defeated Mer- tackljng dummy at last week's grid, clinic.at Ward Field. Brearley record book. Heil and Charles Tatz, golf pro- Garwood Lanes - 6 3 tracked slow and caught Horn Jim McMenamirt, a 6-foot, 200-pound lineman, knocked Elio Rowo's Sunoco : ' 4 5 rill Park 24-11 to be crowned first i Once again the Cranford Base- fessional who validated the entry, reached base twice on a single place champions in the Cranford Siragusa and Pat Olenick out of the books with an impressive 315- are both eligible to win this year's Centennial House .0 . 9 and an error. Kevin O'Donnell 9-years-olds' tourney. ball League will sponsor a four- pound explosion. Senior winners were Chris Layden-back, 240 grand prize in commemoration of scored the first Cranford run,on a day summer baseball camp, called pounds, and Joe Balwierczak-line, 240 pounds. Last week Rowe's Sunoco topped Centen- Photo by Daryl Stono In the first Pat Maher singled, the sweepstakes' anniversary^ a. nial House 12-10. In the championship game walk. , '. . '• •..' • .;'•••."'"'.• • Chris Baran, Tom Lucash, Terry Baseball Basics. The program will In the sophomore division Kesshann Cortez won the gold at 215 one-week trip for two to Scotland, CHAMPION. TECHNIQUE: Chick O'Hanlon, 13, demonstrates how he won last week's water- .run from Monday to next Thurs- pounds while Mike Wright paced the lineman with a 225-pound Garwood Lanes beat D&L 11-3. , melon eating contest at Cranfdrd's youth open center. . • "; The Cranford offense, hit theDirt Donovan ,and Bobby .Haber a tour of the Drambuie Liqueur day from 9 a.m. to noon at the .lift- •; ..•;.• ••.. :../• :•„.• •••:•• • ;- -.• •.. :•• . • . .:. ball hard ;all garni? but was com-. all walked. Kevin Fontana then /; Co. Ltd: and $i:000. • *.«- pletely stymied by an overpower- singled"home Lucash and,. Dpft- Adams Avenue fields. ; ..;.•:. The team is preparing for the ironman contest set for Wed- fennis champions Ifouth open center to close tomorrow ing defensive performance by the pvan as Cranford took a 4^0 lead. The camp will feature instruc- nesday,; combining strength, speed, agility and endurance, . Edison squad. Midtown pitchers Merrill Park. answered with one tion in fielding, throwing, hitting, at swimming club Cranford Recreation's youth Tomorrow there will be an end- also issued only one walk over the in their first In the second Cran- bunting and base running. The open center will conclude its sum- of-season party. Several tourna- six innings. ford picked up two more runs as camp is available to Cranford Five of the 15 divisions have mer season tomorrow. A pool With this tough defeat, the Baran doubled, Lucash walked Bears attend Penn State grid camp been competed in this summer's ments and contests were held the 1 boys and girls, 8 to 11, who have tournament will begin at 7:30 to- past week. The M&M guessing Cranford 10s record fell to a re- and both scored as Frost blasted a played during the 1990 season. tennis tournament at Cranford night Also today will be a contest contest was won by Jeremy Plait spectable 134, The team is only double. Merrill Park came back Camp instructors will include Don Twenty-one Brearley Bears re- grams in America The camp was Swimming Club,' located at theto choose the person who has the Charles O'Hanlon won the wate- two wins away from third place With one in their second as Ian Zsak, Ira Weinstock, Steve cently returned from a four-day highlighted by a barbecue at Bea- end of County Park Drive. weirdest tan line. Prizes will be rmelon eating contest and Brian trophies and three wins away Merson reached and scored on a Gachko, Bob Peters and Bob Seg- trip to Penn State football camp. ver Stadium. The 1990 champions are: men's presented to each winner. Wilson foul shooting tourney. from the championship. , fielder's choice. ear. They used the three sessions daily Brearley players who parties doubles, Tom Clay and Olaf In Merrill Park's.third, the team: to refine their skills, as well as pated include Joe Balwierczak, Stiner; girls' singles 9 and under, CRANFORD 11, CARTERET 3 picked up two runs including a Call Bob Segear, 272-4359, with compare themselves to players Bob Cox, Don Sayon, Mike Ring, Jill Kbpicki; girls' singles 10 to 13, Within 24 hours Cranford 9- home run over the center field questions. Cost of the camp is $55 from schools throughout the coun- Jon Change, Bob Taylor, Scott Amy Oriscello; girls' singles 14 to year-old all-stars were crowned fence. In the fourth, Cranford's per child and participants will re- try and beyond. They also spent DuBeau, Mike Wright, Bill Picone, 17, Elizabeth Walsh; boys' singles •^B&'HI / n^^H champiohs in both the Cranford Rob Segear doubled, Frost dou- ceive shirts, hats and daily prizes. time visiting the college and got a Dave Pepe, Chris Conti, George 9 and under, Patrick Maher. HV^iV RftY^' JL ftlDI C taste of college life. Gyure, Dom Tripodi, Mike Scu- The ruhners-up are: men's dou- . ^H TMSAm • xftikLj The players were coached by derr, Keith Jeans and Mike Gocel bles, Dwight Evans and John Tir- WE% V7i*?\I • nifl/rTn II I the Nittany Lion staff, who were The players were supervised by one; girls 9 and Under, Melissa. ¥ti^V/*lphies YOU* DICK! are being awarded to champions Building Material Centers Cranford Police Athletic League needs help to Continue its success. and runners-up in each division. is looking for interested persons Prospective: volunteers may con- Matches TO "the "remanrijig IQ.di- . j.^^BlW'l^^L^-r2^V •• • l.rlifli with cheerleading experience to tact Chuck Archdeacon, 272-5922, .40 CCA Pressure Treated Southern Yellow Pine coach for the 1990 season that will begin Sept 1. They will be work- Monday through Friday from 9 OUR NEW 1990 cri in mfa ing with girls fVxwn 9 to 14. am. to 4 p.m. Clinics will be held Slz* 6' 8' 10" 121 UVST YEAR'S STAR Brian Chalenski conducts a running drill to assist coaches in their prepara- 14' 16' 18' 20' PAL cheering has progressed tion for the season. OIL OR GAS at Lihcoln Park 2x4 — 3.79 4.60 5.59 6.50 7.8! — as Joseph Majocha takes hand-off. since its first year in 1981 but REPLACEMENT BOILER 2x6 —.• 5.39 6.29 7.99 9.65 11.8S 13.49 17.99 SAVE V* TO Vs fijll #% Oral!* Tr«at«d rroalag Jpseph DeiVecchio on pistol team Size B' 10" 121 14' 16' 18" 20" ON YOUR FUEL! Joseph DeiVecchio, son of Mr. Colorado Springs, Colo:, with The WE THANK THE COMPETITORS WHO CALL US THE August 6-10 2x8 —• — B.55 10.70 n.2ri 13.30 14.99 18.20 • Quiet Automatic-Dunkirk and Mrs. Frank DeiVecchio of Citadel pistol squad. fal llii \\ 2X10 ; — --- 9.15 14.50 16.99 • H 3. 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W^K^ftf^ Dinc With tls For Lunch or Dinner • :This Week's Complete Dinner SpcciaJs- COACH NVPJLDDOCK ROUTE 78 (EXIT 12) 4 Mllei Wtil tl CUHTOK. M.J. GAS Lamb Chops .$13.95 B O O O -I Stuffed Flounder,, $13,95 line 201-735-7889 •&~ Breast of Chicken;::.:.:.;:.;.;.;.;.;;....:...... ;;;.;. $11 95 -.AND PONT FORGEr_BEERTOO! Lobster Tall. -...... $14.95 SERVING LUNCH & DINNER • DINNER •COCKTAttS Lobster Fra Dlavlo..... $i 7.95 • WEDDINGS • BANQUETS • PARTIES FOR ALL OCCASIONS 1 Veal Parm with Spag.. ;...... ; $12.95 SHOULD YOU CONVERT TO OIL HEAT? Entertainment Fri — Margie Raye Friday Dance •• t_ ; Appearing Saturday Aug. 4th wfcomwni, > RICH CICCIONE & Night MARGE DEO YesT: No Answer these easy questions and find out: artc|U*t Room» Av»ll»fc>lo SotHJUCUTPRlM 7:30-11:30 Aiigust 3 — The Coachman HERB PATULLO'S August 10 ;— Bob Bear GREENHOUSE RESTAURANT D HII • •• Is your gas heating equipment over 10 years old? 1. NORTH VOSSEOER AVE. • BOUND BROOK THE August 17 — Rainbow Connection -; 356-2692 • 358-9888

Do you feel yourigasJbills-are~too high-?— EXGHANGE Rt. 202-206 North, Bndgewater MONTH OF AUGUST SPECIAL •-. Surf-N-Turf - $10.95 •Inc. Salad, Veg, & Rice .. • !• SPECIALS • SALES • SALES • SPECIALS • • Have you ever waited a day or more to have your system repaired? • '•••'• Sunday-Thursday Only ' Calari's has always been known for the highest quality at the From Appetizers to Desserts'.'•'• fairest prices and we am still keepinq up that reputation. CarpacciQ Offers Outstanding RESTAURANT p ••• Service, Beautiful Surroundings & a Pizza for 1 - S4.95 N.Y. Deli Cold Salad • When a serviceman finally got to your house, did he simply "Red Tag" your heater leaving you Cajun Shrimp, Hawaiian Sandwiches - S4.95 Platters - S4.95 without heat? . - . . .Menif Second to None. and Others SA[ •OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK Lunch H:30-3:30 Dinner 4:00-11:00 Coleslaw, Macaroni & Pntnlo Salnd Buy Any Buy One Quart Did you have a problem even getting through to the Gas Go. or to the right department when Whole Sub GREAT AT B-B-Q Get 1 Liter 7UP White Clam Sauce you called?- ; ; •. . .• : . V •• •. '.• •.'•••; • '••.•• V-- • • , ,• . •. •• •; ;'. , • • ' '• •'' ^ARPACGIO with; Reg. S2.49 Ib. • This Work 1.99 Ib. FREE! Get 1 Ib. Linguini FREE Ristorante TRY GATABI'S D • Did you ever wonder if your family was safe or if carbon monoxide was leaking into your home 651 Boundbrook Rd., Middlesex, NJ YOU AND YOUR POCKETBOOK WILL LOVE US! due to a blocked chimney or a malfunctioning gas burner? (.201)968*3242 266 West Union Ave. • Bound Brook, N.J. 08805 469-4552 and 469-0681 Restaurant Deli •D-. .p; This vJookly column Is dovoted Do you ever wonder if your gas meter is correct?—When was it last checked for accuracy? to sharing with you, our readers, the different kinds of delightful, delicious cuisine in our area. STOP IN AND SEE OUR. D. a.: NEW LOUNGE MENU " Did your pilot light ever go out because the gas pressure in the gas main dropped? Visit our old-fashioned butcher shop for our famous quality meats. Open 9-6 dally. T '.••:• 755-2575 GRAND FORTUNE (3ARDEN Did you.••'•'ever wish youcould change gas companies? ^ ' 716 OAKTREE AVE., (at PARK AYE.) For Reservations, Sat., Aug. 4th Banquets, SOUTH PLAINFIELD, N.J; • D Do you object to paying bills based on'estimated'readings? Weddings, (BRADLEE'S SHOPPING CENTER) " Call The Grand Fortune Garden Chinese Restaurant has several • . D 755-2565 things going for it, Including good food, but. there are two items Jjfc LOBSTER & you sometimes feel a little uneasy about the possibility of a gas explosion? 708 Mountain Blvd., Watchung, N.J. worth mentioning. One is their new Chinese buffet on Sunday nights from 4:00 to 9:00 for only $10.95, gnd two is their siheere friendliness. •••..• : The buffet will be described later, for now let's talk about the AUGUST ^Of^." friendliness. Owners Victor Chen and his wife Cathy,, along with their manager Joe Chen, greet their customers as if they have includes cup of bisque, 1/2 doz. steamed HOW DID YOU SCORE? AT O'CONNOR'S known them all their lives. And, based on what I observed, their clams, 1 Ib. lobster, salad, potato, bread & CHEF GEORGE PHESENTS THE MONTHLY SPECIALS . customers are .all regulars who in fact do know the Chen's. They butter. Monday - Top Sirloin ....;...... ;...;^.L..:..V..;...;....;....M0.95 are all on,a. first name basis. If you answered If you answered Tuesday '- Prime Rib .;...... ;...... '9.95 This loyalty of customers is unique In a business s<3 competitive If you answered as are restaurants in general and Chinese restaurants in particular. Entertainment Wednesday - Boneless NY Strip with . •- •>.- in loun e yes to all 11 yes to 5 to 9 Stuffed Shrimp or Shrimp Seampir...... ;.'13.95 This can only mean consistency in food and service, and com- £ 9:30-1 a.m. yes to 1 to 4 Thursday -..Prime Rib...... '10.95 fortableness in atmosphere. This is exactly what the Grand Fortune MMI'IB long overdue for a Most gas heat users Friday - Boneless NY Strip with Garden hasto offer its patrons. . • . . Why put up with any of the 1 Stuffed ajw|Bi6^..»

So PONT FALL FOR THE GAS LINE! Convert Introducing to Oil Heat now! Remember with Oil Heat With Oil Heat you can call and speak to the owner. Try that with your utility. An Exciting New Menu Restaurant & Lounge you will continue to get that "I'll be right JULY/AUGUST over" service. Featuring Seafood, Meat & Pasta Dishes SUPER SEAFOOD FESTIVAL SUPER SPECIALS - STARTING FROM $1295 -COUPON— Oil Heat repairmen never "Red Tag" a Even taking into account last December's SUN.-14 oz. Prime Rib "1 Entrees: MON.-Surf 'n Turf—3 oz. Lobster Tall <• ^ Aai. * Fresh Norwegian Salmon $12.95 burner and tell you to call someone else. temporary price increase, oil prices on the -THE INN 5 oz. Petit FllBt.Mlgnon...... 10s* * Whole Stuffed Main Lobster w/corn on the cob $12.95 average have dropped by 17% since 1984. TUES.-20 oz. Rlb^ye Steak *99S * Jumbo Fried Shrimp w/tarter sauce. $12.95 Fine Continental Dining $ 00 That's right, they've dropped. The decision in our newly renovated WED.-Pasta Night—2nd Pasta Helping * Soft Shell Crabs $13.95 They fix your problem, and do it within hours FREE (potato not IncludbfJj .....*695 by now should be clear. OIL HEAT Is the candlelit Dining Rooms 3 OFF * Fresh Domestic Swordfish $15.95 THURS.-Barbacue Night - .^ w • of your call. 95 * Fried Seafood Platter $12.95 Intelligent choice. Sunday . Full Rack of Ribs *8 I ANY ENTREE * Broiled Seafood Combo $13.95 Tues-Tlmrs 5:00-9:00 Hrunch 11:00-2:30 FRI.-Fllet of Sole Stuffed tno< ' 5 * Twin Rock Lobster Tails $15.95 I'ri. & Sat. 5:00-10:00 Dinner 3:00-9:00 with Crabmeat '.-. *9 I " ~ All dinners include: Cup of Seafood Salad, Largo Garden Salad SAT.-Complete Meals Including Soup, ' Vfj IMnilCTRIAL & One bowl of Steamers per table, coffee or tea. 11you have OIL HEAT smile and relax—it not, call your local OIL HEAT dealer. Appetizer,-Salad, Entree (Choice of 1/2 IAV SiliiMA Roast Chicken, Rlbeye Steak ' • $|n ! DINING New July Early Bird complete Dlnher Specials $ Hf 95 NEST— 9S starting at » Find out how you can enjoy the peace of mind only safe OIL HEAT can provide. Of StUffed.Shrlmp)...... t'i'igS I Not valid on $up*rSp»d>IM/*os "LIVE ENTERTAINMENT Dessert, Coffee or Tea to 10 All Entrees Include Salad, Vegetable & Potato COME IN AND RELAX MONDAY TO FRIDAY iuirs til 11:00 *Fri. & Sal. til 1:00* Entertainment Thurs.-Sat. , • yi\: ALL BAR DRINKS $1.50 - 4 P.M. to 7 P.M, Casual Dining until midnight 78 NORTH AVENUE SPONSORED BY UNION COUNTY OIL HEAT ASSOCIATION 10-12:00, l'ri. & Sat. 5:00-2:00, Sunday 3:00-'):00 GARWOOD, NJ This weekend - Entertainment in our lounge 'J{oad* 'Bcffc Mead] iAfi/ 0H502 Friday & Saturday - Joe Rocco & I egacy INDUSTRIAL 789-2242 Reservations Accepted. Children's Menu (201)359-4700 DINING On & Off Premise Catering. Orders to Go 2000 Park Ave. (Rt. 531)S. Plalnfleld, N.J. 755-6161 Page B-6 CRANFQRD CHRONICLE ThufSdav, August 2.1990

ThursdayrAugust2rl990-eRANFORD B-7 RESTAURANT HAPPY NO ' r LOUNGE ^NCING You've seen EVERY FRIDAY Formerly Mon.-Wed. 5-7 PM CASUAL bur restaurant... Ine AND SATURDAY Tfie~ SoTBrooR ffnk7^~ NO^LEXEEEIENCEIT! LIVE IN AUGUST Inn Casual Dining Station Hrcak {i\ r Specials BOB DELIO For The Whole Farpily aOUSEOFWON —- R est a ti r an t .—• TRIO BAND Draft Vi Price Burgers to Prime Rib Our Name Has Changed, Drinks 50g MON thai! THURS-11:30 AM till 10:00 PM Every Mon & TUM 5:30 to 9:30 LUNCH SUNSET DINNER Kitchen open 11 am-1 am includes baked potatoe, com on the cob & salad FKl A &AT - 11:30 AM TILL 11:00 PM • Wednesday r Cajun Night Lobster &Seafood Festival BANQUET FACILITIES For All Occasions 16 South Main St. Looking For Generous Portions, Relaxing Pathmark Shopping Plaza s—All the Prirhe Rib you can eat from $9.95 Somerville ...'•.. Every Wed. 5-10 pm& Sun. 4-8 pm w^r-FVU'SL. FOR RESERVATIONS 889-1000 UdJM.Mfcl Manville, NJ Atmosphere, Courteous Service? -You'll Find It All Herel FREE PARKING t900 Rarttan Rd. (At Martina) Scotch Plain* ALL YOU CAN EAT Main Street So. Bound Brook 563-4972 722-2867 Open 7 Days 526-0717 Lunch* Dinner 989 Route 202 685-0357 of IncJluding: Lobster, Cocktails ' {M Wa Soulh d «u Soroetvile CkW) Branchburg J Captain Lou's Shrimp, Galamari, Coastal 95 GRAND OPENING Lunch, Dinner, Mussels, Mahi- Lunch * Dinner • Catering Come In And Enjoyr FOR INFORMATION REGARDING THESE RESTAURANT PAGES ._.Mahi, Snapper,-.^ CALL BARBEQUE TIME IS HERE! Mako; Swordfish, or Brunch... Cajun fish, Clams, Filippo's Famous Pizza Our Dining Experience LET RACKLEY'S MiCKI PULSINELLI Stone Crabs, many and Restaurant Enjoy the fresh air Featuring Italian Cuisine DO YOUR BACKYARD S6afood Salads, plus BARBEQUE OR PICNIC Prime Rib (carved, to 201-231-6652 your liking). with our Dance to Live Entertainment Metlars Lane & So. Washington BE SURE TO TRY Ave., Piscataway, NJ , Limit: 2 whole Friday & Saturday Lobsters or OUR Terrace Dining. Coupon 3 Lobster Tails CHICAGO PIE!-!! A Fine Dining Experience CKLEY'S Lunch. Sunday Brunch 11-3 [C the only place lor ribs j] Uon.-fri. 11-2 Call For Reservations 0F(= . Dinner 1979 Washington Valley Road Tb«s-Sun 5-10 PM ANY SIZE PIZZA FAMILY A FEW THE WHOLE EVERYBODY ~1 Brunch . (corner o( Chlmnoy Rock Road) PZ3F PICNiC FRIENDS NEIGHBORHOOD YOU KNOW Free Shrimp Free Shrimp COUPON Sun 10-2 Expires 8/10/90 PINES PLAZAS Martinsville, NJ ^ Wednesday is (4 People) (25 people) (50 people) (100 or more) Cocktail Cocktail 2090 Highway 27 $ l m ••' . 469-8019 PASTA NIGHT! TRY OUR GREAT BBQ Ribs 36 pieces 220 pieces 440 pieces with purchase of with purchase of (across from) 1.00OFF CALL Pines Manor complete Dinner complete Dinner *9 95 NEW PAN PIZZA Chicken 7S LARGE PIE 18 Ribs 110 pc. Ribs '220 Ribs US Entree. Value *67S Entree: Value *6 Edison All You'Can Eat & Ribs i pc Ghjckcn 50 pc Chicken 100 pc chicken FQR I Pick-UpOnly Join Out Chef in • Full Breakfast every morning FN expires 8/31/90 FN expires 8/31/90 J One Coupon per visit. Chicken Creating Your Own • Salads, Subs 16 pieces 100 piece's 200 pieces MORE 248-1440 .-.'..'Must be presented < Only The Historical Perryville Inn Pasta Seafood Special • Cheese Steak and Burgers \ INFO I . when ordering CALL AHEAD Vi hour . i i hours day before *' r^HHM '' '*"• MHHM • ^^HMW wjmmmm "»ta^^« " • Gateriiig-For-AII.Occasions Gall Established • 6 Foot Subs ; ; •••• ••••'• ;>:jv -;;.;/::' '••'-'•• Each package; conUinS enough Racklcy'y Barbeque Beans;-— Rt 78 West at Escit 13 CLINTTON^NX '1813' Route 206 # Skillman NJ Today Polalo Salad, Cole Slaw, Rolls. Pl.ilcs, Mapklhs, : FREE DELIVERY! Corner of Demott & AmWell, Somerset 873-3799 Knives & Forks (or the Whole Group ' • •• ReservationsAppreciated 735-2500 J 359-6300 ALL THIS FOR ONLY $6-8.25 PER PERSON HAPPY 8TH ANNIVERSARY WEST BROOK II Celebrates their 1st Anniversary! ANTE Homemade Mozzarella Homemade1 Sautaqe INN Homemade Patta . The Affordable Neighborhood Restaurant featuring: Homemade Italian Specialties 12 PIECE] 16 PIECES Corner of Tea St. & Talmadge Avenue CHICKEN& Sunday is Family Day Catering for All Occasions CHICKEN Bound Brook ONLY I BASKET OF 21 SHRIMP Sidewalk Cafe III Hours: 456 Main St. ONLY Special Menu, for Children M-F9-6p.m. 9 9 • Announces Saturday 9-5 p.m. Metuchen Dinners $S.9S-$9.95 Take Out Available 8.99! Enjoy Bocci Ball & Horseshoes Sunday 9-3 p.m. 548-9449 • Prime Rib • Cajun Dishes Italian Favorites • Seafood . With This ' $ Coupon I 17.99 Wednesday is Classic Italian Night "Makers'.of the''''•":."^Hii:•»'#«•> w ' ' '•' " • ' ^ ' ''•• " El I With This Coupon 8/31/90 I Osso Buco • Saltimbocca • Veal Rollantini Worlds Greatest VfllLrl DARE TO TRY IT! Expires 8/31/90 European AI Fresco timing 1 Coupon • - 1 Coupon Per Offer - * Scrimp in White Wine • Antipasto BfiWay// Per Offer! • Clams Oreganato *Fighie Prosciutto for & Much More including regular menu. . tight Lunch or Dinner i PIECES 16 PIECES OF 2 Uter bottle of Y^7 • Special Desserts • I CHICKEN & CHICKEN PEPSI

•• • • '•••'•'* . • • . V All Your Can Eat 3:30 PM • Adults $11.95, Kids $5.95 l0HLv 13.251111.90" FREE > Ask about our catering service With This Coupon II Coupon Only, With This Coupon I Late Night Snack Expires 8/31/90 " Expires 8/31/90 Expires 8/31/00 • Call for Reservations (201) 730:9500 Our Sizzling Fajitas I 1 Coupon Per Olfer II 1 CuCoupon n PPerr OlfeOlf r ..|| i Coupon Per Otter | We Cater to Your Children Major Credit Cards Are Second to None! •• Coloring Contests t Balloons • Ariimal Characters. . •• • •.'••'••• ">vr ntv WE ACCEPT ALL OTHER. Come & Try Them • Excellent Children's Menu at Reasonable Prices CHICKEN HOLIDAY COUPONSI 'KB Cafe opens at 11:00 am Steak, Chicken or Mexican MENTION COUPON WHEN PLACING ORDER • Birthday Parties Available HOURS: INN Please call for further information. WE DELIVER 968-1666 SUN.-THURS. 11am-10pm Exit 12, Near Clinton $ 390 NORTH AN/E. . FRl. & SAT. 125 West Main Street, Somerville, N] 08876 MaJOfCrwUtCurd DUNELLEN . 11 am-11 pm, (201)5264907. Rt 22 West WKtlRltoMMd *Jhn»onS»«J The Let's Get Acquainted 1 Happy Hour North Plainfield Mon. thru Fri. 4:30-6:30 755-4400 All popular cocktails $2.00 CampUmentary Appetizer Buffet STEAK RISTORANTE y*r* Surf Side Spuds Fircn EN JCT eOCD COMPLETE DINNERS INCLUDE: Bridgewater Commons Soup, Salad, Entree, Dessert & Coffeb SALE Bird ••:•.. t^TQ^ Stop In Today and Get Your Own c 32 oz. Our Famous Delmonico Steak ^P DINNERS START AT A ••:* . 4:30 - 6:30 Mon.4Sat/ THREE STAR RATING IN THE NEW YORK TIMES Enjoy gourmet, Continental Cuisine, Surf Side Spud Mug along with excellence in service $8.95 and atmosphere. Filled.With Ice Gold (^^e& Specially Priced For July & August Super Summer Savings • Weddings •~" CLASSIC ALL REGULAR DINNER ENTREE ITEMS • Bar Mitzvahs NOWINCLUDE: For • Business Functions Only $«00 * Soup, Delia Casa Salad, Dessert & Coffee • Banquet Facilities (a $10,50 value) '^SSg^ *SSti 3§&<»| to Servie 400 $O95 • Lunch and Dinner Refills only 60c DINNERS START AT Served Daily -,».- • Dinner Theater (January to April) BANQUET FACILITIES T A V E R AVAILABLE FOR UP TO 200 &£*£&&". 8X?&z}2S ^^;:;;^ N.j. Monthly Reader's Choice Open 11:30am - 11pm Mon-FH LUNCH II am-3 pm; DINNER 540 pm Side Poll Voted — 644 Georges Rd., No. Brunswick Saturday DINNER 5-11 pm BEST STEAK (Formerly The Wooden Nickel) Bridgewater Commons - Food Court 1984-1989 828-1117 Reservations Suggested 561-2722 1714 Easton Avenue, Somerset, N J. (exit 6 off Rt. 287) 2991 Hamilton Blvd. • South Plainfleld (off Rt. 287) Christiana Mall - Christiana Delaware Page B-8 CRANFORD CHRONICLE Thursday, August 2,1990 WEEKEND DINNER SPECIALS When you're- looking for OPENING.. BOBBY & MARY'S THE ULTIMATE Thursday, August 2,1990 CRANFORD CHRONICLE PageB-9 318 William St., Piscataway IN CHINESE CUISINE. 752-4474 Spadenhoe Qsborne Brothers to appear Each ^Spec/a/ Includes: Soup, Salad,Coffee& Dessert :""~ '"" " • Chicken Caccatori '.....*...'.....'....'.:. $8.95 disbands after at bluegrass concert in park • Shrimp Scampi .1. ; '. ...., $9.95 The Osborne Brothers, the made the national charts, can be HOUSE Szechuan • Cantonese • Hunan 38 years country bluegrass band known for found on those albums, including the hit song "Rocky Top," will ap- "Tennessee Houn* Dog," "Georgia DELICIOUS CHINESE FOOD ORDER TO TAKE OUT Contemporary atmosphere (Continued from page A-l) pear at Echo Lake Park Aug. 8 at Pinewoods," "Midnight Flyer," SZECHUAN AND CANTONESE STYLE with a touch of. elegance. nhoe members started making 7:30 p.m. as part of the Summer "Ruby," "Listening to the Rairi," flpwer arrangements for Crahford Arts festival concert series. and "Rocky Top/' which is the 10% OFF DINNER CHECK WITH THIS AD Library and continued to do so Since joining the Grand Ole most popular single bluegrass vo- (eat-in only) over, the years. That December Opry in 1964, the Osborne Broth- cal song ever recorded. . $ 75 d 100 bedside arrangements were ers have been one of America's To FAX your order — #287-0688 ,. |'" CatorinR. In 197i_rthe Osborne Brothers made for East Orange VA Hospi- most popular bluegrass bands. were named best vocal group by 3 Lunch Special -<^- l&c-.-Ncvt. 260 Talmadge Road, Edison (201) 287-0202; While both brothers are instru- tal and this project also has con- the Country : Music Association tinued. mentalists, their singing has been and went on to place in the top Choose Any Entree From Our 38 Item Lunch Menu CRANFORD DINER In April 1957 an outstanding the key tothei r popularity. Bobby five in this category for six years program, "Living with Flowers,"., Osborne plays the mandolin, and in succession. They were also Plus Pork Fried Rice, Wonton Soup, Egg Drop Soup or RESTAURANT his high tenor voice is the key to Was held at Kbos Brothers furni- 1 named top bluegrass group in the Hot & Sour Soup Breakfast •Lunch •Dinner ture store in Rahway^Club;niemr_ the Osborne Brothers sound. nation for nine consecutive years bers made arrangements for 27 Other members of the band are in national polls conducted by Open 24 Hours rooms throughout the store. The Sonny Osborne on banjo and sing- Music City News. ' ' . . ing baritone, Jimmy Brock on Tlie Cellar program was free and 10 local bass, PauVBrewster on guitar and On a 1979 tour of Germany, the garden clubs participated/ • singing low tenor, and Blain Osborne Brothers were so sucJ BREAKFAST SPECIAL f f Over the years Spadenhoe has cessful that they returned there in had many civic projects. In 1955 Sprouse, a yoilng fiddler. 6 a.m.-10 p.m. Hailingfrom the coal mining re- 1980 to be part of a country music 10% OFF will be Closed ftir Renovations the club did-some.of, the plantings film which was viewed by more 7 Days a Week at Walnut Avenue School The gion of southeastern Kentucky, the brothers made their first re- than 34 million Europeans. The An$mt 15 . • , area outside the kindergarten group has also toured Japan. Any Order * Two Eggs — Any Style room at Livingston School was cordings for MGM in 1956. From With This Ad - Good Thru 8/9/90 Home Fries, Toast Look jbr Our &e»Qpening planted by Spadenhoe in 1958 un- 1963 until the late 1970s, the Os- In case of rain the concert will * Muffin, Coffee , • der the direction of Mrs. Harold bornes were affiliated with Decca be held at Trailside Nature and Records. Several songs which be- Science Center in the Watchung -- < in Mid September ^ Paelilke, Mrs. George Hollerbach : 600 STELTON ROAD, PISCATAWA.Y, NJ 08854 * Buttered Roll, and Mrs: Harold Engstrom. came classics, and some which ReservatfdhT (Across The Street From Kentucky Fried Chicken) Coffee 99 Other contributions include: do- nations to help buy a flower cart CALL TO ORDER 968-8477/8227 for the East Orange VA Hospital, First Marc Hardy Memorial Saturday and Sunday donation of a dogwood tree to Lyons Hospital in memory of BRUNCH SPECIAL , Anna Eckert, presentation of per- grant goes to township^piipfl * 1 a UNION AV& sonal gifts to three nursing homes 8 a.m.-3 p.m. *j» M A « in Cranford, donation of a tree to The Westfield Workshop for the the workshop to recognize stu- wp or Small juk&,' m J§ H J),., Union County College in memory Arts has awarded the first Marc dent- -s wit—h the same --r.^.potentialr: Fruit Oup ' of Nadine Smith and rho- •W. Hardy Memorial Scholarship Nicholas will appear asvfien Historic Mu ; dodendrons to Union County Rho- to Nicholas Fiorello, a ""sixth Rogers, a friend of Tom's in the Coffee o^T grader at Brookside School: The —RUFFINO'S:CAPTAIN'S LOUNGE \ dodendron Gardens in Watchung 1958 CRANFORD DAY: Spacjenhoe rnerhb^rs, from, left;'Mrs. Harold Engstrom,. scholarship, a tuition grant, is pre- production of "Tom Sawyer" at : and Mrs. Harold Paehlke man the rose table during Cranford Day 1958. ,Roosev6lt Intermediate School, EARLY BIRD SPECIAL SEAFOOD AND ITALIAN SPECIALTIES :: The club contributed money, to sented to the sixth .7 days a week 3 p.m.-8 p.m. •'•'.'• feed ducks on the Rahway Rive: j.T tomorrow. !He also has performed •*; during the winter of 197S-74, a| ., aDU" ttie title role in the Union County tree to Skylands State Botanical ity. •••••....:••• .' • _..:....-•Educatio• n Associatio.•••-.-• n production Including Soup, Salad, Potatoes, Vegetable, Dessert • •• Gardens in Ringwood State Kut, . Marc Hardy Was a senior at of "Oliver" and plays the saxo- Enjoy traditional fine dining Inla lovely warm atmosphere Meatloaf, 54.95 Chop Sirloin Steak SUMSHMEI flower arrangements for Parent Westfield High School and a phone and piano. He is a member featuring elegant dining on candlelit porches. Spaghetti and Meatballs -4.95 Filet of Sole ; Teacher Council house tours,an d former workshop participant A of the bell choir at St Michael S Buy 1 Dinner Lunch is served Monday thru Friday from 11:30 a.m. Beef Liver 4.95 Boston Scrod money to the Garden Club of New member of the Screen Actors Church. Dinner is served Monday thru Friday from 5:30, Sundav from noon S Second Dinner V2 Price Guild, he had appeared on the Roast Chicken 5.75 Roast Fresh Ham ... Jersey friendship garden and "Bill Cosby Sh6w." He was a Tickets for "Tom Sawyer" cost Roast Turkey S5.75 Chicken Francaise. (Equal or Lesser Vajue) scholarship fund, and Cranford Family Care Association. The club honor student, soccer player and $5 for adults and $3 for students Roast of Sirloin Chicken Parmesan a soloist at.First Congregational and adults. They may be pur- S WEDNESDAY FAMILY NIGHT has donated many books to Cran- •. .;• has new Late Night Hours of Beef 5.75 with Spaghetti ford Library. Books were donated Church and First United Method- chased at the door. Matinees are Sun. thru Thurs. 2 p.m. til 11 p.m., Frl. &, Sat. 2 p.m. til Midnight Children's Meals under 12 years ist Church of Westfield, The schol- at 1 and evening performances at Shrimp Scampi or Shrimp recently in the memory of Olga 8. ./ " Featuring Marinara Over Linquini S6.9 WEEKENDS $3.00 Complete Dinner Fbranzi and Eleanor Leone r arship has been established by , Grilled Chicken • Grilled. Steaks • Grilled Specialties Live Entertainment (beverage Included) 337 George St. During Cranford Day in 1957 Grilled Snacks • Grlllod Burgers • Salads DJ Weekends Italian Entrees only New Brunswick 1 the club had a rose display and Seafood Ehtroes •Pasta Specials AMX.'MC,. 'gave the public a demonstration, Artists invited to Kenilworth show Enjoy casual dining by our cozy fireplace. PARKING IN REAR VISA . 828-0885/ on how to care for roses. Members Kenilworth Art Association's Oils, watercolors, varied media helped 15 Girl Scouts earn con- 23rd annual fall outdoor art show and photography in professional . servatiori badges in 1958.and.l95SL| and sale will be held Sept 9 at and amateur categories will be ac- ®ut in The Let's Get Acquainted '• Boy Scouts earned merit badges cepted; Crafts are not included. Enjoy the pleasures of outdoor d/n/ng and our 'sizzlin'. the Harding School ball field, by helping the club dig flower Boulevard and 14th Street, Ken- Cash and art merchandise will be summer specials on our NEW Garden Patio. ; beds at Memorial Park. awarded and there is no commis- Lunch: Mbn.-Fri., 11:30-2:00 ilworth. Rain dates are Sept 16 HURRY! Coupon Expires 6/17/90 In celebration of Cranford's and 23. sion on any sales. Gride Room: Mon.-Frl., 2:00-Closlng, STEAKHOUSE centennial in 1971, a flower show, Artists, including children, who Sat. & Sun. Noon 'til closing "Cranford—Proud—Progressive," wish to exhibit must send a self- Fine Dining: Mon.-Sat., 5:30 'til closing was held in the Municipal Build- addressed stamped envelope re- ..'•'•. Sun. Noon'til Closing ing. A costume from 1871 was Drawings on view questing applications to Ona Hill, Lunch, Grill and Fine dining menu choices Kansas City J ,; y/qrn by Spadenhoe member Mrs. 740 Monmouth Ave., Kenilworth Our Famous Delmonlco Steak John Law. In 1963 Spadenlioe, un- 07033. Spaces will be assigned on * j, 873-3990 der the direction of Eileen Os- a first-come, firstrserved paid ba- Drawing by Carlos Caicedo will -: Cards Accepted p Includes potato and ;', trove, received a citation from the sis and assignments will be posted 1745 Sfmtoell fto'nb. , <&omcrtfct,"i2.3f. garlic toast plus Pbnderosa's Union County Rhododendron S6- be on display at New Jersey Cen- the day of the show. All •You 'Can • Eat Grand'Buffet™ , ciety for help in promoting rho: ter for Visual Arts, Summit, I good tor my pwty Bin, Ctmol b* loombbwtlon Mm tnyotiwr coupon or .dodendrons at society shows. through Aug. 16. Aoounl o««f. T«K not het*!«f. V«M M v UtltllM Caicedo combines both tradi- GARDEN OPEN HOUSE '•;'•:•. Spadenhoe was one of eight FAREWELL: Club members, from left, Jane Pankuch, Barbara Penschow, Mary Krowlcki, Hilary PONDEROSA" .Cranford garden clubs receiving tional and nontraditional materi- The public is invited to see and the community service award at Belsky, Gloria Drake, Louise "Engstrom; Dolores Koellner and Alice Sorgie visit Memorial Park, the als in finding new ways to express taste the results of an experimen-, the Chamber of Commerce's an- group's major project for the last 25 years. himself. Two major themes are tal garden maintained by the Mas-, ter Gardeners of Union County at : nual banquet in 1986. The award bus trips, sales of silk and dried Connie Cutinello, Joanne Seager explored in Caicedo's work in the , was given to Spadenhoe for its that the to\ynship make improve- and Marge Smith. Others attend- exhibit—people as they-relate to Rutgers Cooperative Extension, TAVERN ments at Memorial Park, includ- flower arrangements, holiday bou- 300 North Ave. E, Westfield. To- Opon 11:30 there today. parties, garage sales, wreath sales, of town were former presidents 716 Union Ave. ;;•:• In 1982 Spadenhoe requested A&P Shopping Center 231-6652 & Fries Middlesex, NJ 11 aim.-4 p.m. Mon.-Sat. DEP letters reveal state's concern on house . 205 E. 2nd St.. Ill W. 2nd Ave. TAVERN Plalnficld. NJ Rosclle, NJ Opon i1;30am-1i pm funding that a parking lot must be value of the Hanson house and 644 Goornos Rd. • No. Brunswick LUAU! (Fomwrly Tlw Wood«n Nlck«l) !v (Continued from page A-l) PONDEROSA" provided for a passive park. He land was $695,000 with improve- 756-1656 241-5990 828-1117 COME HAVE FUN DURING ; . by Krause and Sgroi do not show also stated that under the 100-ments of $167,000. won't last ••:;•' non-compliance by the township. yeaf flood fringe ruling the park- THE SUMMER LUAU AT THE OFFICE •1 but a continuing effort on the part ing lot would have to be located Say aloha to the most fun you can have east of Hawaii! From July 11 \' of the state and the township "to next to the condominiums. to August 19, The OFFICE will be bursting with island enjoyment NEW HURRY! Coupon Expires s/17/90 C-work through the red tape in- According, to the letters from the DEP any "proposed diver- during our Summer Luau, including the best exotic drinks you can DRAGONl On Any Steak, sion" of the Green Acres funding OPENING SOON find Outside of Waikiki. So come get a taste of the tropics at The ' Murphy said he believes rules would necessitate the town- CONCA D'ORO OFFICE Summer Luau. • . • Krause, who originally owned the ship's returning 50 percent of the WOK Chicken, - current fair market value to the Dinner Specials IGRAND REOPENING . adjacent property, promised pur- ' Served with Soup, Salad, Potato or chasers of condominiums on the state or equivalent land being re- Pasta & Coffee UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT or Seafood Entree ! site there would be a passive park placed "to that which is diverted." Includes potato plus Ponderosa's In October 1988 toe assessed All * You • Can • Eat Grand Buffer next door. Murphy reiterated the TUES, WED, THURS FRI, SAT, SUN SPECIAL COMBINATION ; state ruling under Green Acres PLATTERS 1.00 Whole Maine MI M eoupon iw vwt Cttvut b< iMd b 'LINDEN 5 PLEX' Boneless Breast of LobstetV PQNDEROSA' M 400 NO. WOOD AVE.« 925-9787 Homemade Northern & Southern Chicken Marcala LUNCH - »3.99 - '4.99 ENVIRONMENTAL TIP $11 . ru Bargain Matin*. Sat, Sun. A Holiday* Italian Cuisine & Pizza •8.-95 «95 L During a beach cleanup along lit Show $3.00, Tuesday all «*ate W.00 DINNER - *5.00 - »7.00 300 miles of Texas shoreline in Shrimp Scampi Veal Parrhigiana $ J | Hong Kong & Cantonese | 1988, 15,000 plastic six-packrings Young Guns II 9.95 16.95 were found in three hours. Plastic Food PG-13 FEATURING Shrimp & Broccoli Prime Rib Somerset Flemlngton six-pack rings create ^a realdan - over Unguini $ 822 Enten Av». Dlsnay's Chef Vincenzo Turano Chef Alfonso 1O,95 CAPTAIN'S PLAZA W. 31 & Church SI. ger for marine animals which be- Arachnophobla S9.95 828-9644 come entrapped or caught in the Duck Tale G Former Chef of Former Chef at 661 Rt.1 & Wooding Ave. rings, and eventually are killed. PG-13 Middlesex Pizza N Pasta Max's Restaurant Surf & Turf Edison WITH COUPON Snip or cut the rings before you (Lobster Tall & NY Strip) |Mon.-S»L;)1:IWA:M.-10:00P.M.| Problem Die Hard II S I SurxUy: 12.-00 Nmxt-10:00 P.M. 819-8383 put them in your garbage. Many 11.95 Child Dally Lunch animals, marine or otherwise, are PG 229 Bound Brook Rd. Casual Specials 64 Somerset St. attracted to land-fill sites. If you Middlesex, NJ 08846 Navy Disney's Italian Dining $495 North Plainfield are at the beach for toe day, pick 968-7777 EAT IN OR TAKE OUT 756-7310 up the six-pack rings you see, take Seals R Jungle Book G them with you, and snip the rings. -I'

Thursday, August 2, 1990 CRANFORD CHRONICLE Page B-lf LOTS FOR SALE. POC- Page B-10 CRANFORD CHRONICLE Thursday, August 2,1990 Forbes Newspapers - Cranford Chronicle 245 ONO MTS. No money r 250 down. Takeover pay- I BUSINESS APARTMENTS AUTOMOTIVE ments. Bank repossessed [OPPORTUNITIES lot. Woodod vacation FOR RENT •cofnmunky. Many extras. ^30/HR. PART TIME- Is DODGE '81 RAM, D50 , Call Tom overlings. 1-717 what you could earn In FORD 82 PICK-UP- PS, 992-5414. PICKUP-.'With leap, MITSUBISHI 86 MIGHTY EQUAL PISCATAWAY.-4 By your own vending busi- CRANFORD- unfur- -> white, auto, PS, PB, AM/ PB, good condition, 6 cyl- MAX PICK-UP- with ness. Your part time in- nished apartment. Uami inder, 82K miles. Asking HOUSING owner. 968-8217. Custom FM cassette. Well, main- cap. Air. Low' mileage. Ranch, skylight In Cherry vestment of $6,000 to Park, area. 3 bdrms, eat-in $2750. Call 855-0533. I HOMES OPPORTUNITY $18,000. No selling re- kitchen, large family room tained, excel running con- Showroom condition. wood Kitchen/ $158,900. ( dltlon. $1550.613-4745. $5000. 725-7106. ; All real estate advertised 230 quired.' Call 800-753- w/flreplace, laundry hook- FORD, 1979 BRONCO I FOR SALE J OPEN HOUSE, Suri. 12- ups, full yard, decks & DODGE '8 9 RAM XLT- V8 351 Windsor, 4 in this newspaper is sub- 3pm. 11 Edna PI. HELP- OUT OF AREA 8363, ext. 609. CHARGER- 4x4, auto, ject to the Federal Pair drive. No pets, non- wheel. drive. Very, good U-SELL P, FT. M, BKR.I PROPERTY SAMERICAN DREAM$- smoker preferred. $950 a AC, PS, PB,. all terrain shape, high mileage. Ask- ±3O COLONIA- Can't afford Housing Act of . 1968 469-2800. : . Local Fruit Juice can earn the home you want In which makes it illegal to month. All utilities paid tires, new, 2,080 miles, lng$2950. 885-194B7" VANS READINGTON TWP./ you. up to $52,000 per except electric. VA month $12,500. 752-4232 or Cranford?! Consider buy- advertise any preference BEACH HAVEN WEST- year. Service Holiday FORD, 86, RANGER FOR SALE ing bur 4 Bdrm., Cape in limitation or discrimination' HUNTERDON- 3 bdrms, security, 276-5568. 840-1019. 4X4- Super, cab, XLT living rpom, dining room, Lagoonfront horhe. Has Inns, Best Western, Com- Colonia (next to Clark) It based on race, color, reli- new bulkhead and dock fort Inns or other com- C O DODGE 87, RAMpackage, 5 spd, AC, PS, gion, sex or national ori- kltcRen, Vh. baths, car N INI E C T I has a large dormered up- PB, AM/FM cassette, new CHEVY '90 STARCRAFT garage, full bsmt. On one w/electrlc &• water. "3 pany owried accounts. CHARGER 4X4- 29k stairs, new rustic/country- gin, or an Intention to Bdrm; ranch has new Part or full time. No sell- MAZDA '83 HATCHBACK MERCURY 70 COU-OLDS, 77, CUTLASS SA- PONTIAC '85 GRAND TOYOTA '87 SUPRA miles, AM/FM radio, 5 tires & muffler. 61k miles. CONVERSION- 4K acre. $165,900. WANKOW., FORD '83 THUNDER $6400. 707-1353. style eat-in kitchen, new'make any such prefer- roof, big deck & hugo Ing Involved. Requires BIRD— Heritage Model. 626- Fully loaded, 5 GAR-PS, PB, AC, 351 LON- V8, blue, loaded, PRIX- 6 cyl, 24K ml,TURBO, - 30K, auto, all . Qoodydar tires, PS, PB, miles, sofa bed, 4 captain central air, 2 car garage, enee, limitation or REALTORS 356-4477. auto. Plus Cougar parts' kitchen; Asking $116,500' $19,500 cash investment. Top of the line. Every op- speed,. 79K miles, $3000 80,000 miles. New tires. loaded, AM/FM cass. power, sport package, ga- PW, AC, Excel cond. Ask- GMC 85 JIMM¥-8-15 66k chairs, TV, AM/FM cas- pool, fenced 50 x 200 fool- dlscrlmatlon. Call Realtor 1-800-735- Call 1-800-782-1550 any- . tlon available: 302 V8. Ex-or best offer! Ca|l 214-car. $900/best offer. Call Many new parts. Interior White, blue landau. & Int. raged, like new, $12,900. Ing $10,500. 725-0739. miles, AC, PS, PB, stereo. sette, roof rack & ladder, lot, and Is a nice, stable, 418-1407. This newspaper will npt 1901. THE VAN DYKtime. cellent condition, 70K 0681. .•; like new.. original owner. perfect cond. Asking Dave 609-921-2680 days Excellent condition. all power. Asking $19000. family area. 1990 taxes: \ GROUP. $1100. (201)218-0378 or or 359-7754 eves. FORD '36 PICKUP Street 356-2743 after 6PM. knowingly accept any ad- TOWNHOUSES & miles. Asking $3400. Call MAZDA 84, 626LX- 4 MGB, 75— good cond., $6200/bo. Bob 526-3382 Rod Project. Many spare $6800/BO. Call after 6PM $2680, includes free gar- & I (201)781-3240; TOYOTA 82 TERCEL— 769-7389. bage pick-up. Principals • vertising for .real estate CONDOMINIUMS N 463-7829. cyl, auto, Ps, PB, AC, AM/ excel, running cond. PONTIAC '86 TRANS parts. $4800 or BO. Must CHEVY, 78, VAN- % which Is In violation of the S I BEACH HAVEN WEST- FM stereo cass; PL, PW-Webe, r carburator, AM/FM AM— Anto, T-tOR,, A/C, AC, cassette, new brakes, sell, lost storage. Call ton. V8, automatic, $5.50. only. $169,000. 388-5734. FOR SALE Lagoonfronthome Is spa- "CHEVY "78 NOVA- 2 CHEVY, 76, COR-FORD '85 ESCORT- 1.9 OLDS, 79, DELTA 88- battery, clutch & tires, 4 GMC 86 PICK-OP- 350 law. Our readors are in- litre, 99K miles, 4 door, 5 cruise, tljt, rear window cass, new top & Alterna- V-8, 100k ml., brown/tan, Loaded, excellent condi- 755-1637. auto., 4 WD, Meyer plow, 469-9352/ formed that all dwellings J cious. & bright w/multlple lip " mounted snows, standard VETTE— Yellow w/orange tor. Asking $2900. Call speed, 2 door, 127k ml., DUNELLEN- By Owner. skylltes In. expanded liv- transmission, engine lust trim, Brn leather Int., PW, . speed, AC PS, PB. New. defroster, 4 dr, excel, run- has . power, runs good, tion, 79k, $6900 or best FORD '84 BRONCO II- llne-a-bed, stereo, under- DODGE '87 RAM — Open House, Sun. 1-4, advertised in this newspa- P ISC AT A WAV-' by AUTOS ning cond., Asking. $3500/ Steve 8AM-4PM 874-5181 offer; Must Sell. Call 752-. runs good. Best offer. L.E.R. Industries Conver- Owneri Co-op, New ing room, bath & over- tuned, AM/F.M, excellent PS, cruise, mint cond. tires, brakes, suspension or after 5PM 968-9031. needs some engine, work. Excellent condition, XLT coated, 33K ml., $9200. 416'Falrvlew Ave. Must per are available on an BO. Call 756-5262. $650. 232r2230. 4275or752-'5561. 805-0212 eves. .Call 704-0258. . sion Van, fully custom-. sacrifice dream "Soars" equal opportunity basis. kitchen and bath;-garage; size, master' bedroom w/ FOR SALE engine, $475. Call 968- 48k orlg. miles; Asking & e.nglrte. AM/FM radio; TOYOTA, 87, CAMRY— package,' V6, PS/PB, tilt, his & her closets. Excel- 6229. $11,000. 968-1276. , $1290 or best offer. Call NISSAN '87 MAXIMA- PONTIAC '87 TRANS GMC 86 SUBURBAN— Ized, AM/FM cass. stereo, Colonial. $148,900. 968- pool. $73,500. 560-0829. MECURY 88 COUGAR OLDS, 83, OMEGA- 66k 52k highway miles, 5spd, AC, 4x4, AM/FM stereo HELP-U-SELL of lently maintained w/gag 658-9380.. • , . XR7 — black, PS, PB,Auto, air, P/sunropf, AM/ miles,- very clean, JVC AM- 23,000 ml., T-tops, cassette, oloth interior, 350 engine, heavy duty color TV, all leather & oak 7981. HELP-U-SELL of Complaints of disc- CHEVY '79 IMPALA-- CHEVY, 83, CAMARO— FM stereo cass.,'57,000 slvr, garaged, perfectly trim Int. 6,000 orlg. ml. P.FT.M.Bkr. 469-2800. • heat &.dock for boat. Call ACCURA 87, INTEGRA FORD .'85 MUSTANG PW, P/drlver.seaf, AC, 8 stereo cass., excellent fully loaded. Spoilers, tinted glass, overhead towing pkg., fully loaded, P,FT,M,Bkr., 469-2800.. rlmatlon In housing oh the Realtor. VAN' DYK L.S— Beige, 5dr, Sspd., $500. 81,000 miles. Good AC, PS, PB, AM/F.M cass., miles. $9000. Call 201- maintained, premium cas- $30,000 new, asking running condition. Call LX—. 4 cylinder, 4. speed, cylM leather Int. excel cond., Asking $2500. Call Burgundy/Silver, 2 alarm console, meticulously all power, air, roof rack, basis of race; color, READINGTON- By GROUP, 1-800-735-1901. ' AM/FM stereo cass., AC, w/eq, rebuilt V6 eng. & 463-7505, after 5:30 pm. systems. $9,200, mint sett, very smooth. $8500. runners, 70K ml., $8500/ $17,000/BO. 359-6854 or MIDDLESEX— By owneT Owner. Open House, 276-1017.. overdrive trans wfless AC, PS, PB, AM/FM cas- cond. $975.0/BO. Call. 668-4886 or 754-9671 maintained, $5500 or best LR, DR, Kit., 3 bdrms., creed, ancestry, marital PS, PB, PW, 45k, Asking 873-3804. "• NISSAN 83 SENTRA- 2 cond. Call 272-5986. •' 572-6231. Offer. 369-5046 after 6PM. bo. 463-7423. . 359-6267. status, sox or handicap, Sun, 1-5PM. 206 Milk- CHEVY '80 CAMARO- than 5k ml. Good cond. sette, P/locks, cruise, 66K OLDS, 86, CUTLASS SU- dot., gar., near ..park. SHIP BOTTOM- Ocean $90bO/BO, Call 560-3580. miles, red, $3050 or best door, 5 spee.d, new DODGE '89 CARAVAN should be made to New weed Ct., Hunter's Cross-. Brown, V6, 3 speed, PS, 272^6725 after 5PM; MERCEDES '82 380 SL PREME BROUGHAM- PONTIAC 81, GRAND VOLKSWAGEN '84 RAB- FORD 1988 PICK-UP- GMC 87 JIMMY SIERRA $139,900. HELP-lJ-SELL Jersey Divlsloh on Civil Ing'. 1-2 bdrms; Reading-, block, fully furnished, re- ACCURA 88, INTEGRA- offer. 707^9680. SPORT— Burgundy/ Sad- clutch, no rust, no dents, PRIX— Black w/landau BIT- 4 door, AC, 4 SE— Mint cond; full con- of P,FT,M,Bkr., 469-2800. cently, refurbished, ocean ASK YOUR FRIENDS PB, AC, cruise, AM/FM CHEVY, 83, CHEV- clean 'In/otit. 69K ml.,V8, PW, PL, vinyl roof, Very good condition. CLASSIC— 4X4, auto., Rights, 383 W/ State St., ton Condo, LR, deck, sky- fully loaded, 5 spd, sun cassette, no rust, runs FORD 70 MUSTANG dle. Int. mint cond. 50,000 61k miles. $5500. Call , roof; 96,000 miles, need speed, sunroof, stereo V6, full power. AM/FM. vertible camping bed, AC, views, four bedroom, two' roof, $10,500. Call .781- ETTE— New battery, $1550/BO. No AC. 707^ 7000 ml, 8 cyl. Best offer, best radio, all electric, A-1 Trenton, NJ 08618. lights, $99,500. 788-8679.' How do you choose the right real estate office to help ood, $1200 or best offer. . tires, runs great. $800/ GRANDE— V8, Auto., PS, hwy. ml. completely re- 636-3760 after 5PM.. some engine work, $800. cassette, 40MPG. Call 526-9627. cassette, alum, wheels, MIDDLESEX-^ By owner Phono (609).292-4605. . HELP-U-SELL of bath, deck off street park- you sell your property? Most people ask their friend* 0969 after 6PMl air; stereo, $995. Call for conditioned Inside & out. 4676. ••• ,' Call 231-1736 between 889-2292, shape, $14000 negqh 234- Open House, Sun. 1^4- Ing, steps to beach, pa- 8all 725-6411. - BO. Call after 6PM (201) PEUGEOT '86, 505— rpof rack, AC, .well main- |T P,FT,M,Bkr., 469-2800. (or recommendations to find an expert with a flrst-dass , ACURA 88 INTEGRA 'details after 5PM, 752-Hard & soft top. Won't NISSAN; 87, 200SX V6- 6:30PM & 8:30PM. tained. Black. 707-8253. \ 2123 or 781-6100. , . 425 Cook Ave. 3+. tlon. $179,900. call 609- reputation. • '•'••". CHEVY '80- 6 cylinder, 534-9107' Auto, Air, AM/FM, stereo VOLKSWAGEN '87 FORD 66 F-250- Pick OLD BRIDGE— By owner ROSELLE- 6 Co-Ops for LS— 4 door, excellent 1698. lastl $28,000. Call 560- red, sports pkg., alarm, PORSCHE 88 911, CAR-< JETTA GLI- 31K miles, DODGE 1987 CONVER- bdrms, fireplace, quiet 679-5058. Formal; entry 695-1380. . . You can expect the full-service office yoU choose to auto, AM/FM cassette, CHEVY, 8S, CAVALIER- cassette. Great bod. up: V* ton, 5 speed stan- 1 sale. $220,000 for all 6. condition, loaded. $9500. 9294, . ' sunroof, 40 highway RERA— Granite w/llnen PS, PB, 5 spd, AC, gray, GMC 90 V JIMMY- 4X4, SION CUSTOM-VAN—. St., 4 car ofrstreet park- DR, 3/4 bdrms, V/z baths, guide you In sotting the right asking price for the 97K miles, excellent con- Dependable, 64t000 FORD 73, LTD- RUns $8000/8.0. Call eves. dard transmission, rebuilt 2 tone, blue/ silver,- ing; $138,900. 356-1613. Write: Investment Proper- 201-873-1386. ' • dition, must see, $1100 or good. $295; Ford 64 Fair- MERCEDES '87 190E- miles,, garage kept. Call interior, 14k miles. J|his Plpneer stereo, $6900, A s k i n ff $ 1 1 , 5 0 0 . att.' garage. $185,000. property, to write and place effective advertising, show miles, 4 spd., sun roof- Marty, 201-685-03^6. 781-757'1. car has it all:. alarrnf^re- 351 ° engine, body poor loaded, low miles, 752r 356-5552. HELP-U-SELL of ties, PO Box 265, Cran- AMC 1976 GREMLIN best offer. Call 789-1271. Si 000. Call 276-0925. lane- 2 dr, V8, automatic. All power, siinroof, cham- must sell. 549^4637 eves, con d.It Ion, $200 • HELP-U-SELL P, FT, M,ford, NJ 07016. ;. CRANFORD TOWERS the property to appropriate prospects, and close the. pagne, excellent condl- mlum sound system, or 536-8500 ext. 272 5829. P.FT.M.Bkr., 469-2800. BKR. 469-2800. sale. A big part of the Job Is qualifying the buyer, Red, 76K, runs very good, J3HEVY-82 Ch«jyette-_ Must see. $1395. Gall OLDS '77 STARFlRE-r PEUGEOT '87 505 STX-r 231-1391. . • DODGE, "79- auto. 6 CONDOMINIUM ~V=6rneW electrical, main~ Wy 4^ -tlon—dealer—malntalned;- V-6—autor-PS—PBT~ air, whaletail, climate-controlr days;—— .••'.' ~cyllnderrgood" condition;' SOMERSET- by Owner. 18 SPRINGFIELD AVE. finding but what that person really wants In a home and 69K miles, good cond. — 6 cyl., 4DR, auto, PS, Fully loaded, 34,500K JEEP '86 CHEROKEE— MIDDLESEX- by owner. can pay for, The process frees you from the annoyance tained. AM/FM cass. $650 35K miles, garaged, ood condliton. $500 or power everything Includ- VW '78 RABBIT- 4 Dr., Low mileage. $1895. Call Spacious "Lakewood"- .3. Std. 4-spd., 2DR Hatch, PB, AM/FM, AC, excel, FORD 80 GRANADA- 4 $22,500.. Call 249-4506 g miles, 1500/15500 trans- ing sunroof, extended FORD 71, UTILITY V6 Larado. Loaded,, auto, Open House, Sun. 1-4, PISCATAWAY- By bdrm., 2V6. baths, bsmt., Luxury of too-frequent visits from strangers who will never buy. B/O 549-6674 ;p. 234-2602. 4 spd., 97K miles. Runs TRUCK- Trailer hitch, 752-7348. ' Convonlonco new brakes, 2 new tires, cond. all new parts. door, auto, 63,000 miles, eves or 636-5600 days. ferable. warranty. Black/ service contract, always burgundy, 2 dr^.townlng, 436 Second St. 3 bdrm., owner 968-0133. Potential :,FP, $154,900, 356-121 1.T; What builds a flrst-daas reputation Is service, doing well. Asking $500. Call fair condition $650. call - . Poaco, of mind AMC 80 CONCORD AM/FM cass. $650. Call Bought new'car, must sell clean. Asking $1250. 725- OLDS '83 CUTLASS grey leather, $10,700 or garaged. $37,500. 236- roorrack, new sahocks;. DR/: great rm,/. skylight, In-law use, 4/5 bdrms, HELP-U-SELL of the Job well. We have earned our reputation — and MERCEDES 73, 280C— 874-3034, after 7 PM. . noon^BPM dally. 356- Spaclous-Modornlzod. WAGON- Very, good 906-8341, after 6pm. $2600. Call. 561-4414, Iv. 2019. ' . • ; CIERA— 4 door, 6 cyl., Bp, 356-5128. 6777 eves. • . belts, hoses, garage kept, flnfsned basement, Raised DR, Garage. P,R,M,Bkr., 469-2800. many referrals — with professional behavior and a running condition, Black/ CHEVY '84 Z-28, 305mess. FORD 80, FAIRMONT- white, blue interior, PS, auto., PS, PB, AC, AM/PLYMOUTH 7 7 PORSHE 85 944- riple VW 1981 CONVERT- •5642. ' ... . $9800. 272-5437. TO ADVERTISE $147,900. 356-8667. $173,900. OPEN HOUSE, Two bodrbom condos record of selling homes successfully and good prices In . beige, no rust, minor re- H.O., 5 spd, T-roof, Char- 4 door, automatic, 89k PB, 201 -439-2911.. FM, clean car. $3300/ black, 5spd, loaded, IBLE- 5-speed, White, HELP-U-SELL of Sun. 10-1PM, 1009 Eva with ona & two ' baths . a timely fashion. Ask your friends what we've done for pairs, 75K miles, garaged, CHRYSLER '78 LE MERCEDES, 75, best offer. 359:7157. WAGON— Premier 80 F250- 4 wheel Call Our ;.j P.FT.M.Bkr., 469-2800. St. HELP-U-SELL P, FT, gray, low mileage. • Mint BARON- PS, FM radio, miles. Complete mainte-. model, auto, AC, AM/FM, Psun-roof, Benzl box,' ex- •103K miles. $3350. Call JEEP '89 WRANGLER- 225 from $149,900. Charm- thorn — then let us show you what we can do for you. best offer. 752-4542. drive, PS, PB, new tires & M, BKR. 469-2800. ; condition. Asking $5700/ • nance records. Good 45.0SEL— Red w/gold OLDS '83 CUTLASS cellent cond., 54k miles, 469-2494. , ' ' \ soft top, 5 spd., 4 cyl.j 4 Classified Ing 1'bedroom & studios You get.flrst^class servlca when you list,with the- Air, 2DR., very clean in & excellent, body & Interior, brakes, dual tanks, looks ACREAGE :frbm S59,900.: Suporb AUDI, 85, 50OOS- all Bio. Call 245-7427,. • . out.'71,000 orlg: ml. Ask- Work car $900. Call 572- plhstrlpe, black Interior,' CRUISER WAGON- PS, fold down seat, runs very $12,800/BO; Call Paul VW, 8.0, JETTA- AC, PS, WD, AM/FM cass., sport Hot Line NEW BRUNSWICK- By professionals at Barton' Realty where "We sell America 100k miles, garage kept. good, runs great; Must &LOTS ; yaluo.and.locatlonl ./ power., sunroof AM/FM CHEVY '87 CAMARO ing -$950/B,O, 725-4486, 0995., PB, AC, AM/FM cassette, well, • hl-mlleage, original 201-549-3563. Metuchen. PB, auto, excellent condl- wheels, 13K ml., $8750. owner. •• 329-0658, $3000 right here In your hometown" through Homes For Living $6000 or Best, offer. C&ll sell-$3900. 526-5479. 805-0546 eyes., 609-395- : PISCATAWAY- By - a national network. _.','.....:...=..•.,: „ •,.-: cassette, AC, 73,000 IROC- 5.7 auto; J-top, after 6pm.,.. •..• .-. .-. :•• •;.'.FORD 81 MUSTANG- 99K miles, $2700. Call owner. $550, call 369- tton,' 36k miles, $9000, TOLLFREE closing costs;; 6 bdrm. owner. 561-6880. „ Newer feLEGANT MODEL miles, excellent condition. ' 725-0739. •: 658-3062.; ; '5691; • - ' : ••" ' Colonial, 2 baths/College dark red/grey, 25K miles, CHRYSLER 83 CORD- black w/red Int., auto., 7416..-- •• "'.,.:••: •:,••'- ••' •, RENAULT '86 Encore— Call 212)968-3336. (Wk). Colonial, 4 bdrms, att. ga- OPEN FRI. TO 3UN.11-& "Yes; you can buy a home In New Jersey" Asking $6200. 752-0148. 5 speed stick, runs good. FORD 84 F150- 302 en- •area. $147,500. HELP-U- MONTGOMERY- By all options, warranty, ex- OBA— Excellent condi- high mileage) $700/BO.- MERCURY '82 GRAND OLDS '86 98 REGENCY PLYMOUTH 85, HORI- or (201)752-6152 week- gine,, w/ cap, runs strong, rade, fenced yard. OFFICE #272-1143 : MARQUIS- 97K miles; $800 or best offer. Call ends. • I MACK 699 DM80DM8000 - TaTann- SELL P, FT, M, BKR. 469- owner 469-2800, 4 acre BMW 86, 325- Loaded; cellent condition, garaged tion, 69,000 miles, looks 752-7947. Brougham—Beautiful ear- ZON- white' 30k miles, used to. travel' back & $if9,5bd. OPEN HOUSE, building lot. Perced, Brounell & Kramer Barton Realty auto, 4 dr, -t owner, ga-. kept. $1.1000. Call- Dave like convertible. Asking. loaded, excellent' condi- In excel cond. Full pow- auto.trans, PS. AM/FM 707-9215 dde m dumpd . ElExcellenl t con- 12800, ";•'.•• Sun. 1-4PM, 418 Rush- FORD 86 ESCORT tion, $3100 or best offer. forth, to school. $2200/ dition. Totally redone. 1-800-334-0531 ready to build. $175,000. raged, dealer maintained, 297-4879 leave message. , $3950. Call 707-0728. WAGON— 5 speed, 34 ered & leather Interior. cass. clean excellent con- RENAULT, '83 ALLI- BO. 725-9040, ask for more Ave. . HELP-U-SELL HELP-U-S^LL P. FT. M, 686-1800 106 N. Union Ave. • Cranford • 272-4020 •$1.0,500'/BO. 722-1231 Call 526-8872 ask forLooks like 90's model. dition $2400 no Saturday ANCE- PS. PB, AM/FM Must see. Call 572^4189. P. FT. M. BKR. 469-2800. CHEVY , fl8, BERETTA CHRYSLER, 64- 300k MPG' commuting. 58K Mark. . Advertise in the Classified! BKR. 469-2800. .•'•..•• eves. ...•'••' . • : . Dave. - .', . Asking $7950.549-8074. calls, please. 246-4273. CL— 30k miles,, excel, silver spring spec, 2 dr, . miles, $2300/best offer. cass, rUns good, excel- 12O BMW, 85, 535I— 5 Call 526-6764 evas. MERCURY '84 GRAND OLDS 83 CUTLASS SU- PONTIAC '73 BON-cond. $975. Call 463- TRUCKS cond. in & out., b.urgandy % vinyl top, auto w/con- 3236 after 6:30PM. speed, all power options, int. & ext. loaded. Must' sole & vacuum gage FORD 87 ESCORT MARQUIS- 4 door, ex- PREME BROGHAM- 4 NEVILLE- 4 door, hard FOR SALE sun roof, leather Int., Mint selll. $8000. 725-7266 or 413cuin, V8, % race cam WAGON- w/rack. Auto., cellent condition, 62K door^ V8, all power, AC, top, PS, PB, 82K miles. SUBARU "86 GL- 3 door condition. Garaged. 658-4478.after 6PM. 83k miles 272-5242. air, AM/FM stereo cas- miles, loaded, 4 new tires, AM/FM cassette, cruise, Passed • Inspection, good Hatch, 5 speed, AM/FM, (201)369-3959. sette. Good condition. $5600. Call 981-1313. hew brakes, garage kept, transportation. Asking 57K ml., excellent condi- CHEVY 64 IMPALA- DATSUN '79 3/10 — Ex. cond. 685-1373. $375. Call 753-1231. tion. Like new. $2900. cCHEVY "79 BLAZER-4 $4500/Best Offer. 272- MERCURY '85 GRAND BUICK '62 CLASSIC- 283, 2 door, -hard top. Black, 130.K'miles, 4 Call 231-6775. . 4X4, auto, PS, PB, P/winJ Good condition. Very rea- Many new parts. $1800. speed, good engine, runs .9073, leave message. MARQUIS- 66K miles OLDS 85 CUTLASS PONTIAC "81 FIRE- dow, AC, tow hitch & sonable. Please call after 968-0752. well. Asking $500. Call FORD 87 MUSTANG- loaded, excellent condi CRUISER WAGON- PS,. BIRD- V-6, T-tops, rally TOYOTA '82 CRESSr transmission cooler." Rel tlon $6500, black. Cal wheels.. Showroom con- IDA— Fully loaded, ex- 5 PM, 722-7142. CHEVY 70 NOVA SS- 276-9263 or 276-5403. LX, 5.0 liter, 5 speed, PB, PW, PL, AC, AM/FM cently painted black,with, blue, 58K ml., all power, 463-0453. . cassette, third seat, lug- diton. Must sell. $2500. ceptional condition, single clear coat, 2 ,new door^ BUICK '84 RIVIERA- 2 350-300 HP, 350 trans., DATSUN '79 510- Mint Call 276-6895. owner, asking $4600, DR. Sport Coupe,. V-8, 194 fuelie heads, 4 bolt condition, garaged kept, orlg. owner. Kept In ex. MERCURY '87 COUgage rack, 50K mi., 58K miles, sheep's wqo! GAR- 20th Annlv. Ed! $3800.231-1365. equalizer, all power. Call co\/er: $5500. 359-8949.:.« REDUCED Look what $187,500 Can Buy! PERFECT STARTER .auto, PS, PB, AC, tinted main, 10.5:1, 12 bolt rear,, low mileage, must see. cond. AskFng $6800. Call PONTIAC "83 BONr 554-1921 or 254-4916. glass, 53K, AM/FM stereo runs great, body rough, Asking $1650. Call 469-•968-3732. tlon, V-8, 5 Liter H.O., al OLDS 85 DELTA 88-4 NEVILLE WAtiON- V-6, CHEVY '87 BLAZER-; cass., cruise, tilt, pwr. $600. 232-4972 eves. 3765. FORD^'77 GRANADA- power options. Suede door, A-1 condition,' full auto, AC, PW, cruise, AM/ TOYOTA '82 TERCEL— 4 Tahoe pkg., auto,; stereo^ seat/ windows/ locks/ seats. Goodyear Gat- auto, package, 51,600 FM, tinted windows, 72K, speed, AC,. AM/FM, reli- air, • 5 new tlres.Excei; CHEVY 75 NOVA- DATSUN 77 280Z- Totally Sa'crlltoed $500 or Best orback tires plus snows. home on pretty tree-lined street In trunk/antenna. $7500. offer. 725-1545 before ml., sale price only excel, cond. $3200/B.O. able, dented door, 121K cond. $6,500/negotiable.< Move right into this Northside Co- 722-2185 after 3pm. Auto., AM, 2 door, power restored, new paint, sun Asking $8,700. Call $5250. Call 828-2811. ' 56D-0533. miles, $775. Call 752- Qarwood. Original owners are sad steering & brakes, extra roof, air, bra, louvers, 6PM. 722-2660 after 6PM, 369-6291. 321-4630, 9-5pm or 234J lonial boasting NEW Roof, NEW vBUICK '85 RIVIERA- rims, good commuting alarm & many extras. OLDS 86 CUTLASS SU- PONTIAC '85 GRAND 4014. ..••••," 9262, after 6:30pm.' > j to leaye this well maintained cape FORD, 1990 Crown Vlc- PREME- V8, loaded, low CHEVY 68, PICKUP3—* ' 6lding, NEW Furnace, NEW •$8400, 2 door sport rear. $350.469-7317. - $2950/BO. Call Tim a..t. to.rla--- 4 Door. Sedan. MERCURY 67 COU- ; PRIX-- 6 oyl, 24K ml,TOYOTA "85 COROLLA which offers 4 bedroom, alumi- mileage (35K); $6pO0> c •6R~S,-AC, cruise, AM/FM,step side nayvtfrtis:' Asjlsj 1 Moupe, V8, auto, PS, PB, CHEVY 77 CAMARO- 873-1815. Black/Black Vinyl padded GAR—. runs good, $550. lddAM/FloadQdrAM/FMM ass: I Plumbing, "NEW" Electric, NEW P/seat;;'p7Mnd6wsv PI Call 526-7791. / White, blue landau 8^ Int.gjeat shape. High mile- $250. 985-7i354 -or 469T| num siding for easy maintenance PS, PB, Auto., AM/FM DATSUN 82, 280ZX- Landau roof. Grey Velour '469-9352. . ; : Kitchen, NEW Carpeting, NEW 'tacks, P/trunk, AC, tinted Interior, fully loaded. Cost perfect cond. Asking age. $3200/B.p. Call 4005. '.'•>:.;•'• ' \ and neatly landscaped property. cassette, flame red, good PS, PB, PW, AC, louvers, MERCURY 69 COU-OLDS, 77, DELTA— 4 $6200/bo. Bob 526-3382 873-1285, Iv. message. Deck!I! Completely renovated In- glass, AM/FM stereo cas^ cond., well-maintained. cruise, new tires, 5 over $20,000 3 months, 1 GAR- XR7, air, radio, dpor excellent running CHEVY, '77 C-20-- Pick; . Attractively priced at $159,900.' •sette, tilt, cruise control, $1750/BO. Must seel 968- speed, AM/FM cass., ago. Just 2,500 miles — . heater, leather seats, 351condition, new trans, 4 PONTIAC 80, GRAND up; Automatic,' PS, PB,» cluding Living Rm, Formal Dining 49,170K miles. 439-2975. moving, must selll Asking TRIUMPH 1959 TR335- 0 engine, AM radio,! 6395. must sell $3395. Call after V8 engine, orig. owner. new tires, other new PRIX- auto, PS, PB, AC, Ready for rebuild or parts. Rm, Eat-In Kitchen, 3 Bedrooms BUICK '86 SKYHAWK- 5PM 234-9063. $16,750. Must see. Call Asking $4500/BO. 356- items. $900/BO. Call 752- 83k miles, $900. Call 214- needs head gasket, $500' CHEVY 77 CAMARO— 874-8142 after 6 PM. $250,725-7106. 231-1.391, and Vh. Baths, Immediate Pos- Low mileage, AC, new ra- DATSUN 83 200SX- 0455, ....".•." ••, , 0256. '••.•:••;' 0287 eves. ': dlals, excellent condition, rgns well, many new sesslonf Don't Miss Out on this parts, $650. 889-7256. Hatchback, maroon, auto, FORD, 79, LTD-. Calif- WESTFBELD 5 speed, AM/FM cassette. 115K miles, AM/FM stereo ornia car. used for only """"season's Best Buy!! Call Rick 828-2232 days. CHEVY 77 NOVA- 6 cassette, sunroof, all two eastern winters. New 600 North Avenue West BUICK 83 CENTURY-4 cyl., auto., PS, good tires, power, leather, seats, .stereo, battery & water (Across from Lord & Taylor) door, V6, AC, AM/FM. PL, FM stereo, reliable trans. new tires, recent tune-up, pump. Good Parts car, 233-0065 cruise, It. bronze, dark Runs great.- $600. Call dependable, good condi- $75. Does not run. 526- GOT A CAR or TRUCK brown cloth, same body John at 526-1068 after tion, must sell, $2200. 9332. OPEN 9 AM to 8 PM style as '90. $2000 work 7PM. Call 874-5683. just done.- 18K on '88 FORD, 85, LTD Serving the NJ. Counties of Bergen, Essex, eng., 71K on car, all re- CHEVY 77 SUBURBAN- DODGE '84 600 ESBROUGHAM- orlg. Hudson, Hunterdon, Mercer, Middlesex, ceipts, very nice. Getting 454, auto., trailer pack- TURBO- excellent con- owner, PS, PB, P/wln- Monmouth, Morris, Ocean, Somerset, Sussex, Co. car. $3200. 463-1186> age, AC, 81K ml., $2900. dition, whitewall tires, AC, dows & locks, AM/FM ste- 663 Raritan Road • Cranford Union, Warren. 725-6002, leave message. AM/ FM cassette, auto. reo, cruise, AC, exc. run- In PA: Bucks, Northampton, Lehigh ••' BUICK 88- Skylark Lim- $1800.Call.722-7510. ning cond., V6. auto, 70k ••'..•• 201-272-4101 ited. Quad 4 engine, CHEVY 78 MONTE ml., $2850. Call 457-9536, CARLO- V8, 2 door, DODGE '85 DAYTONA- 8• ;• 33,000 plus miles, fully 2 door, 5 speed,. 66K HONDA '81 ACCORD- loaded,' excellent condi- auto., new: tires, exhaust system, heater. Tuned up. miles, PS, PB, AM/FM Auto, 77K miles, AC, PS/ tion. Must sell $8900, Call cassette, new brakes, ex- PB, AM/FM cassette, runs , 359-0513. $1000/BO. 752-2825 or 874-5077.. . cellent condition, $3200.' very well, rust, good tires, OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY, 1-4 PM BUICK, 80, SKYLARK- Call 725-3476 after 4PM. $.1900. Call 469-3346. TWO FAMILY CHEVY 79 CAMARO- 4 door, 6 cyl., floor mtd. HONDA '.81 CIVIC 512 SPRINGFIELD AVENUE standard trans., trans & Rally Sport, 305, 2 bblDODG, E '87 OMNI — •79K miles, 4 speed, PW, 1500DX- 79,000 ml., 5 If you are looking for a truly elegant, radiator recently replaced Auto, AC, PS/PB, AM/FM, spd, AM7FM stereo cass., $650. Call 369-5460. ' PS, PB, AM/FM cassette. new tires, excellent condi- yet traditional center hall colonial, this Many new parts. $2200. excel, cond. Just In- tion, $2250. Call 369-7024 spected. Asking $1850/ home is worth serious consideration. CADILLAC "81 COUPE 526-4820, 5-10PM. after 5PM. LINES WEEKS DE VILLE- Excellent B.O. Call 722-6181. Victorian charm throughout! This There are six large bedrooms, Includ- condition, 82K miles, fully CHEVY 82 CAMARO- 4 DODGE 81, OMNI HONDA "85 PRELUDE- At the prepaid rate of only $12, Forbes Newspapers Automotive Connection will run spacious two family features; 5 ing Master Bedroom and bath, Living loaded, AM/FM stereo, speed, AC, AM/FM, PS, HATCHBACK- PS, PBRed, , sunroof, AM/FM ste- your 6 line ad for 6 weeks in 14 publications — reaching more than 133,000 Room with fireplace, two and one-half AC, $1600. Call 560-2592. PB, mags, cloth .seats, 4spd. 41,000 miles, AM/ reo, AC, 68.700K miles, over 5 room apts with 2 car ga- additional baths, large eat-In kitchen, 65K, IOOKS & runs very FM cass., alarm, $1250 $6100 or best offer.- Call households in Somerset, Middlesex and Union Counties. WHAT A DEAL! rage, separate utilities & large CADILLAC 79 FLEET- good. $2300/BO. 722- 356-5128. Formal Dining Room, jalousied porch 3621. . . firm. Call 709-1098. • Offer good on cars, trucks • Add must run as originally ordered. • Must be paid in advance property. Good income producer. and comfortable den, full basement WOOD BROUGHAM- HONDA '86 ACCORD Fully equipped, 4 door, or vans only Any change in copy constitutes a • Remember to call when $229,000. with laundry room,., utility roomi stor- CHEVY 83 CAMARO- DODGE 84 VISTA- 7 LXI-3 DR, 5 spd, 69,000 black & gold, $2800. passenger, manual steer- ml., fully loaded. 1 owner. • Private party only — no new ad vehicle is jpld age and recreatioha'ljapace, 2-car ga- 561-2836. charcoal gray, white pin- dealers please • 6 line limit - each additional line $1.00 stripes, It. gray Interior; ing, PB, 5 speed, $2800/ Excel, condition. $6200/ rage with loft, unusually large lot. It's BO. 968-7694, Call 369-3977. close to schools and recreation, and CADILLAC 82 CIM-V6, AC, auto., AM/FM ste- ARRON— excellent me- reo cassette, good cond. HONDA '88 ACCORD has excellent potential for the Asking $2000. 271-8759. DODGE 85, ARIES- 4 chanically, leather Inte- DR; PS, PB, auto, AC, 4 LX- 4DR, 5spd, loaded, resident/professional. $400's rior, fully equipped, minor Immac. cond. 1 owner. Fill In 1 character per box, CHEVY 86 MONTE pyli tinted glass, AM ra-42K hwy. ml. Gold/brown Dim North Ava. la Springfield or Boulovard to Sprino- accident. Call 469-8282 CARLO SS— Burgundy dio, rear defogger,71k allowing for spaces and punc- (lold. Comer of SprlngfleW and West End PI. days or 722-7597 eves. int, Honda serviced. Non- on burgundy, auto., air, miles. $2100. 707-0747. smoker. B/O over $9000. tuation as necessary. Re- '. all power, TV-tops, good 287-5457, after 6pm. member to Include' phone L1CENSED.REAI CADILLAC 84 EL DOR- cond. 46K ml., $68OO/bo. DODGE 86, 600— 2 Agency, ESTATE BROKER ADO— 36K mi., fern gray, 752-7947. door, auto, console, PS, HONDA '88 CRX si- 5 number. cream puff, clean in & PB, AC, tilt, cruise AM/FM speed, Yellow, fully out, $7950. Call. 281- CHEVY 86 NOVA- 4 dr stereo re-defog, excellent loaded. Excellent condi- Meeker Sharkey, REALTORS 6774, Hlllsborough. . hatchback, 5spd, AM/FM, cond. 61k miles orlg tion, 16,000 ml; Asking Mail with check or money order to 10 SOUTH AVE. E. • CRANFORD • 276-2400 CADILLAC 84 SEVILLE- AC, 56,000 miles. Neods owner must sell. $3900. $10,800 or B.O. GaR Ea. additional line add $1.00 fender. $3300 for quick Call 526-6475. 707-1236. •••• FORBES NEWSPAPERS Excellent. condition, 70K CLASSIFIED CONNECTION 124 South Ave. E, Cranford, NJ 07016 201-272-2570 miles, $6200. Call. 722- sale. 246-3878. HONDA '89 ACCORD LXI 6498. CHEVY 87 CELEBRITY DODGE 88, ARIES COUPE- 17K miles, P.O. Box 699, EUROSPORT- excellent KLE- 4dr, PS, PB, AC,manual, fully loaded, ex- Somervllle NJ 08876 condition, 2.8 liter, V6, 2 auto 4 cyl, tinted glass, cel I o n t condition, CADILLAC, 1982, SE- stereo cass., exc. cond. $11,500. Call 878-2782. YOUR NEW HOME DAN DEVILLE- V8, PS, door, auto., air, PS, PB, Nam B • • . '•-.''•' ' • ' • 55K ml., must sell, $5500/ $5899/80. Call 752-9463 PB, A/C, AM/FM stereo eves & wknds. HYUNDAI 86 GLS- top OR CAUL TOLL FREE cassette, P/locks, win- BO. 873-8156. Phonf? ' • CHEVY 89 CAMARO model, 5 spd., AC, AM/ dows, cruise control, wire FORD '65 MUSTANG- FM cass, cloth Inte. new AND USE YOUR CHARGE wheel covers. Very good RS— V8, auto., loaded, T- Red, automatic, good exhaust, brakes, many ex- Address condition, many new tops, louvers, bra, ex.condition. $2200. Call tras. Runs & looks great, 8 room Colonial with chestnut trim parts, $3300. 885-1948. cond-. remote alarm, 12K 1-800- ml., $11,500. Call 302- 231-1267. $3100. Call 722-3621. City.. . State. and oak floors. .Large E.I. Kit, den 0540 or 752-1818. , To Advertise on first floor, and basement R.R., CADILLAC, 83 FLEET- J-UHU '66 MUSTANG- JEEP 89 WRANGER _Exp. Date. 334-0531 WOOD BROUGHAM- CHEVY '87 CELEBRITY Not running, no title, $450 LOREDO— red, 5 speed, with bar. All are features which Royal maroon/leather In- EUROSPORT COUPE- whole or will part out. excellent condition, fully on this page make a house a home. $170,000. ter. & top. Fully, loaded! PS. PB, AC, AM/PM cas- Many other 65-66 parts loaded, 26.SK nil., Exc. cond. Garaged. Musi sette, tilt, excellent condi- available. Call 879-7187, $13,500. 722-1987 eves. see. $5975. 545-4044 af' tion. Asking $4500. Call ter 6PM. 281-7547. FORD '79 MUSTANG- LINCOLN'82 MARK VI- Must. soil, going to 36,000 ml., 4 DR, loaded. CALL CHEVY '77 IMPALA CHEVY, '85 CORVETTE school. 6 cylinder, auto, WAGON- Auto, V8..PS/ —16,200 miles, excellent Beautiful condition. condition, $18,000. Call PS, AC, AM/FM cassette, $5,995, Call 754-6424, PB, P/wlndow. Original $700 or B/O. Call 725- before 3PM or after 6PM. owner, 9 passengers, roof 580-1943. 6459 leave message, Ctatiford Chronicle rack, runs well, $800 or B/ CHEVY. '85 CORVETTE, FORD '79 THUNDER- O. 276-7099 after 4PM, LINCOLN '87 TOWN Z51. stick, Gold, Bronze BIRD- Good condition, CAR— Beige leather Inte- CHEVY '78 IMPALA SE- leather, both tops, 3rd runs woll, all power, high- rior, Mag wheels, all DAN— 4 door, good brake light, garaged. All way mlloago, affordable power, excel cond, shape, $400, Call 757- papers. 15K easy ml. Mint price, $600. Call 388- loaded, 31K, $12,500, 276-6000 D.S. KUZSMA REALTY 5569. cond. $17,000. 463-1186. 7468. 873-3788/246-3644. 115 Iviiln St. • Cranford • 272-8337 Oftauittd Hrs: 9:30 A.M. to 9 EvIVl- Mon. thru Friday; 9 A.M. to 5 P.M. Saturday & Sunday _.,••<

CHRONICEE"Tage T^13" PageB-12 CRANFORD CHRONICLE Thursday, August 2.1990 PRESTIGE TILE- Quality PRE-SCHOpL- Starting CHAMBERS GAS PIANO^ 3 year old Bald- ceramic tile Installation. in September. Teacher for [ 420 ^ STOVE— with crock potwln-studlo. Like new,.ex- •2Vfe year olds, Mohday- cellent buy. Call for de-| 345 1 Kitchens, bathrooms fully I EMPLOYMENT & top broiler. Good condi- CLASSIFIED remodeled. Countertops. EMPLOYMENT Thursday, 8:45-11:45AM. tails 233-4210 or 232- REAL ESTATEtion. Best offer. Call BRITE SPOT I foyers, repairs & regrout- Teachers assistant for 3 I WANTED I 1743. ,276-3713. C O ^Pliidf -year-old6r-Monday<-Frlday,- GO CH1UDCRAFT CRIB & PIANO— Melodlgrand, 64 estimates. Call Kevin, 8:45-11 :45AM; Teachers"" .DRESSER CHANGER- keys w/bench, great 769-8358. .PHOTOGRAPHERS Aide, Monday-Friday, COLLEGE CONNECTION ST. JUDE NOVENA- HANDYMAN- all home Advertise in the 8:45-11M5AM. Daycaro Llght oak, excellent cond. starter, mint cond. $700/ May the Sacred Heart of (FREELANCE) PAINTING- Quality work $350. Black sleeper B.O. Call 722-5206. f " 365 | repairs, no Job too small, WINDOW CLEANING- I 41O^ 1 • Aide, Monday-Friday, at reasonable price. No Automotive Connection 255 ; Jesus be adored, glori- Al 272-6379. HANDYMAN Classified!, . 3:30-6:00PM. Call Joan at couch, $60. 752*4484. RECREATION ROOM- fied/loved and preserved, I SERVICES I Professional, fully In- I HELP WANTED I Forbes Newspapers, A Job too small.riall Chris HOUSES HATE TO BALANCE . sured, superior refer- the Westfleld "Y"- 233- 233-0091 or Chuck 654- 110 — AUTOS FOR SALE COMPUTER- Lap Tup,Furnlture by "This . End throughout the world now SERVICE FRIENDLY HOME PAR- Division of Forbes Inc., 2700. FOR RENT Compaq SLT/286, 20 Vp." Two love- sQc|ts andand forever. St. Theresa YOUR CHECKBOOK? In- ences. Other related ser- TIES -Has;.openings for needs experienced pho- 3552. 120 - TRUCKS FOR SALE meg HD, 1.44 mog FD, surance Accountant will- vices available. UNIVER- dealers. NO cash Invest- tographers to work on an SECRETARY/CLERICAL MAID MY DAY-, a corner table,' cost pyer of the Child Jesus, pray SAL BUILDING MAINTE- CHRISTMAS AROUND 130 - VANS FOR SALE backlit VGA Display. $1000 less than 1.0 for us. Sapred Heart of ASPHALT-:,PAVING- At ing and able to relieve Carpentry, Painting; ment. NO service charge. "on-call"basis, when PART TIME unique cleaning servtcb CRANFORD— newly ren- $2-500/B.O, Call low cost. Fast service. you of this monotonous NANCE. For FREE ESTI- THE WORLD NEEDS Highest commission andneed arises. Must have which offers general - 140 -- MISCELLANEOUS AUTOMOTIVE c months ago. Will sacrifice Jesils, pray for us. St. • • Home Maintenance MATE Call 281-7611. YOU. Earn extra Income, Cranford.'insurance ovated 3.bdrm, w/w car- 750-0330, ext. 247. ' for only $700. Call 874-Jude, Worker lof miracles, Will beat any written esti- monthly task; Satisfaction, hostess awards. Three proven photographic abili- agency seeks organized cleaning along with odd 150 — AUTOMOTIVE SERVICES pet, near busses, train mate. Call anytime 751- reliability and complete ,: and Repair no Investment, make your catalogs. Over 800 items. ties, able to do own pro-efficient and detail ori- Jobs. Hard worklhg/ good. ELIECTRIC OR- 8142 after 6 PM, anytime pray for us. St. Jude Help • 9112. own hours. Call Fran, 160 - MOTORCYCLES FOR SALE shopping. Large yard: on weekends. ._ of the hopeless, pray for confidentiality guaran- Call 1-800-227-1510. cessing and provide us ented, person to provide references AND I do Close to schools. S100C GAN— 2 keyboards, teed. Cathy 654-9202. 299-8237. with black and white secretarial & clerical sup- windows!! Please call 170 — RECREATIONAL VEHICLES pedal optive, full stops, REFRIGERATOR- 21 us. St. Jude Healer, of the CORDIAL CLEANING 37O plus util. Immed.; occu- sick, pray for us. Say this SERVICE- Small homes PIANO & PLAYER Pl- QUALITY WORK LANDSCAPING, INSURANCE AGENCY- prints, and be flexible with- port. Word processing 245-3039. • 180 - BOATS AND ACCESSORIES pancy. 276-5027, after 5., practice headphones, cu. ft., harvest gold, 5 yrs. ANO— Tuned and re- COUNTER HELP in Liriden/Unlon Cty. look- hours. Send resume to: skills a must, computer L suitable for home or small old, $300/BO. New range prayer 9 times a day and & apartments -cleaned by WANTED- Bakery, will PAINTING/GUTTERS- 5 by the 8th day> your experienced cleaning lady paired. Bought & sold. Call Jack TREE CARE ing for Personal Lines Jeff Tarentlno, Forbes. knowledge a plus. Mini- years experience. Rea- Church. $1000. 469-3714 hood, 30". ducted, al- 276-3987. : train. Call Shirley, CSR. Insurance experi- Newspapers, P.O. Boxmum 2 years experience. 260 COUCH & LOVESEAT— mond, never used, $50/prayer will be answered. with references. (20 yrs. (201)272-0730. sonable rates. Free esti- Real Estate Connection Crahford -resident) 486- 272-8282 ence a must.-License 699, Somervllle, N.J. 20 hours per week. Good mates. Call Frank at TOWNHOUSES & Country^ very gopd condi- BO. 685-1906. It has never been known" 08876. ... ; salary, nice peoplet Call: to fail. Publication must 3871. i , helpful. Salary commen- 272-8817. •••'-" 210 — HOMES FOR SALE CONDOMINIUMS tion, Asking $750. Call REFRIGERATOR- Top TREE MAINTENANCE- DELIVERY PERSON- surate W/experlence. Full GLENN VATASIN 281-6147. of the line G.E. White, 24be promised. (Thank You Tree removals, shrub Dell. Part time. Call 689- PRE-SCHOOL- Starting 272-81 (JO, ext. 211 SITUATION WANTED: 215 - TOWNHOUSES AND CONDOS FOR RENT St. Jude). C.S. prunnihg. Commercial & benefits. Call Valerie or Sept. Teacher for 2Vfe yr. DESK— $69. 20"bike. cu. ft. slde.-by-slde, Ice & PAINTING 3354. • . Joan, 862-7499 or 862- Home or office service, FOR SALE water on dbor, 12 yrs.old. 367 residential. Quality work- olds. Mon.-Thurs, 8;45- clean n Ex e r lertoed CRANFORD— 2 bed- $29. Else- broom, ,_$29._ . r ~75B5rFuirtlmerpart time SHOWROOM-RECEP-- i 3'- P i . j -' 1 Verg good cond. $300, PLUS at fair prices. Over 20 yrs. 11:45AM. Teacher Assis- 220 - COMMERCIAL PROPERTY room condp In Park arear Hair dryerw/ bonnet, $29. HOME experience. Call 658-3266 EDISON— B_y Owner. & re-entry persons wel- tant for 3 yr. olds, Mon.- TIONIST- Full or part own transportation and KIAMIE AGENCY.INC. wishes to Welcome the Walk to NY train. $750 a 48" table, -$49. Blue car- 231-1267. Open House, come. time position. Room for good references. Please FOR SALE new owners of this lovely 3 bedroom colonial MPROVEMENT: or 321-0077 se, Sun. .1-4, 32 Fri., 8:45-1 1:45AM. month includes heat/hot pot, 10x12, $49. Twin SEALY/ SPRING AIR 350 Chestnut St. Country kit., Teacher. Aide, Mon.-Fri., advancement. Will train, call Andrea anytime at 225 - ACREAGE AND LOTS Ideated at 812 Center Street, Garwood. The water, parking. Call 276- bed, $69. 526-8963. new 2nd floor-finish & LIFEGUARDS- All shifts Contact Kathleen, 564- 351:6639. ,. MATTRESSES- Choose PERSONALS mm»rcl«l 8:45-11:45AM. Daycare 230 - OUT OF AREA PROPERTY sale was handled by Ann Scott. 7454. ' • your firmness, $49-$89 save. $139,906. 985- part time and full time at Aiae, Mon;-Fri., 3:30-6RM. 7810. DESK— Knoo hole w/7 AsphaH Work > Orlnway« SNAP UP A 2645.: HELP-U-SELL of Parking Arau • Sldawalks. KITCHENS BY JOHN- 'Westfleld "Y": Need CPR Call Joan at the Westfleld 235 - MOBILE HOMES AND SITES drawers & chair, $250. twin each piece. Melrose GREAT BARGAIN P.FT.M.Bkr., 469-2800. / Bar W/2 stools, $175. 463- Sleepshop. 486-2944. . Staling • Rciuifaclng AM types of tiome Im- and. First Aid. Call Caml "Y", 233-2700.,..,. SUNDAY PAPER 240 - REAL ESTATE WANTED 27O A WONDERFUL FAMILY Curbing • Snowplmring Interior* Exterior 233-2700. I 430 7892 after 6PM. provements. -Custom ROUTE— 5:30AM to | 245 - BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES SEARS 36 IN. GAEXPERIENCES . Australian, TRUCK a BACKHOE REHTAL Painting • Paper Hanging kitchens a specialty. Bath- CHILDCARE OFFICES DINING ROOM STOVE, good cond. $95/ FREEEST. FULLY INS. European, Scandinavian- , rooms, whirlpools, spas,, Call Our 250 - APARTMENTS FOR RENT FOR RENT CHAIRS— (6), $15 each. B.O. Norge Portable dish- Yugoslavian High School ALL YEAR SERVICE CLERICAL/PT P/T LPN or RN- For Fully Inturad expert ceramic tile work. TEACHER, PRE- S Good condition. 356-6419 washer, good cond. $75/Exchange Students arriv- Serving Union County Oral Surgeon's office, 2-3 Classified 255 - HOUSES FOR RENT Decks & additions, fin- after 5PM. , B.O. Call 494-7118. ing In August. Become a CLASSIFIED days par week. Position "CAU 7 DAYS A WEEK" ished basements. Free COHHECTIOH hooTnr^rouo'UfS AU PAIR- Nicole. 18. 260 - TOWNHOUSES AND CQNDOS CRANFORD— Offic3e host family/American In- available Immediately. Hotline DINING . ROOM SLEEPER SOFA & LOV- 276-9394 estimates. 707-9215. .• . SrtMcrton^yearsefpe- Hungarian high school FOR RENT space/ • private roorr} : in tercultural Student Ex- 687-0614 Please send resume to: HUTCH— Antfqued pine, ESEAT— fair condition, Local Cranford Co. Is P.O. Box 821, .Westfleld, en H non-smoking office. Ac- leaded glass doors, mint must sell. Call 236-6028. change. Call 1-800- looking for a mature 265 — ROOMS FOR RENT cess to law library, copy SIBLlMG., . NJ 07091..' 1-800-334-0531 K ^^r;Tur 8ry Ks"wrIK S5&" : condition, $725. Call 722- SLEEPER SOFA- dou- individual to assist cAh£,i O7«11«^ HM/v English. Responsible w/ 270 - OFFICES FOR RENT & fax machines. Call 4680 after 5PM. ?7?^744 v»' y children. Live-In available 272-2080. ble, multi-color BroWns, TALK ONE-ON-ONE- the Accounts Payable. G s 275 - COMMERCIAL PROPERTY DINING ROOM SET— excellent condition. A LIVE— Make new friends bookkeeper', on a' 272-5744 eves. Sept-May. 201-247-9707 S OR RENT CRANFORD- Private Mahogany,' table 60x40 steal at $100. Call all over America.. 1-900- permanent basis. DEVELOPMENT DIRECTOR TELEPHONE OPERA- days, 249-3605 eves. 280 - VACATION RENTALS room In large office. Easy witH 12 inch .leaf, 6 chairs (201)369-3979. 654-LIVE $1/mln., 25 min. Must be well organized, people oriented, good TORS-^ Typing required, GRANDMA/GRANDPA j_-9oo-usAr4Luv_ $iy ln., Answering service In TYPE—to care for my 3 285 - MISCELLANEOUS RENTALS —a6cess._TranspQt{atlonL&^66-lnch-.buffet.lSet-of m -Must-be -goodr-with- writer" and have- experience in fundralslnfl and Burgdorff Realtors, 600 North Avenue West, parking available, utilities aluminum cookware SLIDING PATIO DOOR— 15 min. Call-from .home/ other, related activities. Public relations experience .Westfield. AII-ghifts-open—&-4-yr-old-boys-in-your- 290 — WANTED TO RENT Westfield has announced the participation of Included. Lease. Down- $200.396-8985. office. ' nurnbersand able to plus weekend work only. ;hhme Tues.-Fn,, approx. excellent condition, 8' IN THE use calculator. and college degree helpful but not required; Call 789-6667. 30 hrs. per Week, begin- 295 - ROOMMATESwWANTED the/sale of this home at 400 Longfellow Ave., town location. Ideal for $50; Draperies for 8' patio Westfield; The sale was. negotiated by Ruth beginning Accounant/ WANT ADS Top salary and benefits commensurate with expe- ning late August. Contact e r, etc. enta|. Inlaid teak tablo, door, 2 yrs. old, excellent rience and ability. . TRUCK OWNER OPERA- Donna at 276-9846. • • • ' \ ' ' •• • -•: Mon.-Fri. Marino of the Westfield office. h condition, Best offer. 846- TORS— American Presi- " 8038 or 545-4495 8:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m. PfTone Mrsj .Landow or Send resume to: Classified Connection Call. Mrs. Chabot 272- -chairs, excellent condl- dent Trucking offers top I 2960, • tlon. Pair Satsuma lamps. SNAP-ON TOOLS- full pay, OTR-andgets your • Reasonable. 769-0061. The American Paralysis Association homel-Must be'25, with 3 305 - AUCTIONS V - set, paid $9000 in 1985, : 310 - GARAGE SALES .DRUM;- -4 pc. Ludwig, •asking $3500. Call 359- TRY THE CLASSIFIEDS , • 500 Morris. Avenue yrs.: experience. . 1-800- ;1293. ' .-.'• ' •' ' ••• /• • '•' .444-8449, Dept. G-3. . 312-BAZAARS AND SALES r hardshell ss,,- 5 Rpto-tbms Call Bill at: Springfield, NJ ./,:•• 275 A w/ stand, 5 Turkish Zlld- SOFA, BEAUTIFUL— air 272-9294 314-ANTIQUES •: • jlan- cymbols w/stand,-- .:,:1::..--- •• ,•-•-. '•;':'379r2690:.••':• ::•:•:••'•,•••:•• -'- [COMMERCIAL \ ; most new Lt. Beige, ele- Advertise in the Classified! 3i5- FOR SALE cowbell, stool & brushes gant contemporary sofa • 1 PROPERTY I 317 _ YARD, GARDEN AND FARM ; $500 must sge. 722-5206. w/some Wood trim $450/ V FOR RENT J ELECt BASEBOARD B.O. Call 752-3306. 320 - HORSES ANDSUPPLIES HEATERS- Fed. Paclflc- SPA, SITS 5/6 PEO- F 220V, excel, cond., 84 ft. PLE- with Winterized 322 - PETS & ANIMALS ; Sears top line H/W heat- 325 - CHRISTMAS TREES REASONBLY PRICED cover. $1800. Call 563- ers 52 & 40 gals. .$300/ 1870 leave message. 330 - WANTED TO BUY OFFICE SPACE B.O. takes all. 658-4538. AVAILABLE. Includos all SWIMMING POOLS — 335 - TRADES AND SWAPS utilities and central air ELECTRONIC KEY- Hurry— We're over- 340 - LOST & FOUND conditioning. Convenient BOARD —Package, 12" stocked! Many sizes & downtown location. Call Gorilla & stage amps, Area Service shapes available now at' 345 - BRITE SPOT (or details. ..'.'•' . synthesizer, mfdl digital tremendous savings. This home on 106 Columbia Ave. was negoti- Store Front spapo avail- sampler, $800. Call Matt, 350- PERSONSALS ated by the Century 21, D.S. KUZSMA OFFICE. Trade your old car, boat, I able, presently used as-a- 233-5967.. camper etc. Financing 355 - ANNOUNCEMENTS Al DiGlovannl was the Sales Associate. Doctor's office. Approx- available. Call 1-800-843- 360- ESCAPE imately 700 squaro feet. FISHING ROD- metal Call for details and ap- storage cabinet, tires, car 7665 (B189).' 365 - SERVICES pointment. radio, sofa, table lamps, TABLES— Antique ma- 367 - HOME IMPROVEMENTS, 9x12 rug, Xrrias tree, Wall hogany styles. Good con- Directory 370 - LANDSCAPING, TREE CARE VICTOR DENNIS pictures, mugs, dishes, dition. Reasonable price. REALTOR clocks, 968-2387. Call 968-0262 leave mes- 372 - HEATING & COOLING sage. APPLIANCES AUTO DEALERS FURNITURE- Perin. AIR CONDITIONING BUILDERS BUILDERS 375- INSTRUCTIONS • 276-7618 House secretary cherry, TECHNICS CASSETTE E new, $1000; Heritage DECK, $130. Bookshelf 377 - INCOME TAX wing chair, blue, new,stereo w/dual cassette, MCDOWELLS APPLIANCE a A. BUONTEMPO Peter^ 380 - LOANS & FINANCE For $175; Baldwin organ, turntable & tuner, $100. since 1928 ' REILLY Gen. Builder Since 1950 Carpentry • 382- INSURANCE ' . $500; 526-8549 Stained glass lamp, $45. VACUUM • New Homes & Additions BUILDERS Exer. blkej'$20. 704-8757r Additions, AKe'ratldr^r, •' DIRECTORY Quality CUSTOM ORIGINAL DESIGNS VACATION. GIRLS—, 20" Huffy bike, Air Conditioning, EMPORIUM OWMOBILEIW. Damage Construction CONTRACTING tKy?:s and Formica Work excellent condition, $50. TIRES,,-' P205 75R15 Get • Concrete Paving and • ALTERATIONS 4 ADDITIONS - Employment Connection RENTALS rims Ores like new. All 4 ADVERTISING at Reasonable SALES & SERVICE AUTHORIZED DECKS • WINDOWS COMPLETE CARPENTRV NeW Waste king waste : Masonry Work • DECKS • • . disposer. In original for $160. Couch & love Prices All Mikti * Mwlab ol Appllincn OLbSMOBILE ALTERATIONS • ADDITIONS Call about all 410- HELP WANTED seat neutral color $500. Washers • Drve^s • Oishwjshars • t • Cellar Drainage & Putnps • ROOFINa • sealed box, $125. Call ROOFING • SIDING • SIDINGS Julie Manuel of Meeker Sharkey, Realtors was SOUTH CAROLINA- Call 985-5531 • hooked Call Call REASONABLE RATES SALES & SERVICE • Comm. & Res. our services . 420 - EMPLOYMENT WANTED Myrtle Beach Resort, '563-0467. . • BATHROOM A. . D 10 YRS. EXPERIENCE Alterations KITCHEN REMODELING happy to negotiate the sale of this property at TOOLS— wrenches, 430- CHILDCARE . pceanfrpnt cpndps, ten- 233-3213 IN THIS AREA 232-7651 272-4733 llbuiAi,, pete. 4 Richmond Ave. which was listed by Tom GREY SLATE STEPPING sockets; screwdrivers; 276-6000 FULLY FREE nis, Indodr pool, putting SOL COHANE Fully Insured • Free Estimates Commercial Residential (T Blanco also of Meeker Sharkey, Realtors.. STONES- 12" X 18"hammers, , drills, skill on 560 NORTH AVE. E. INSURED ESTIMATES greett, saunas, whirl- 300 available, $1,00 a 450 North Ave. E. FREE ESTIMATES pools, housekeeping & saws, sanders. Call 725- 276-1330 WESTFIELD 272-5177 piece, delivery avail.'369- 3723, leave message. Westfleld Chill.. PIJ.now.kl ,_ I 276-6973 276-6425 golf packages. Free bro- §074. CRANFORD UcartM 02160 r REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS chure: 1-800-448-5653, WALL UNIT— Moving. the AD RATES 7AM.til 11PM. . HAND CRANKED PHO- Must sell. 3 piece wall M^m^S^^JM^L: NOGRAPH— $190; 1941unit with lights. $700 or COLLISION REPAIRS CONTRACTING DRAPERY CLEANING ELECTRICAL FUEL OIL FUEL OIL FUEL OIL oak morris chair- $105; best offer. Call 281-7458. 125 Edison diamond disc WATERBED- Oak, John E. Neville. Jr., records, antique trunk f 1 KiOtiL-STRONG queen size, heated, ~' BENNER S Gnneral Cort|r»clino R.A.F. Electric 'ACARTHUR FUEL! MCDOWELLS $75. 322-5608. lighted headboard w/ bargains i For CLASSIFIED bookcase, pedestal base AUTO BODY DRAPERY Service toun LEADCR M SERVKE Since 1928 •'FUEL CO. JACK LA LANNE GOLD w/6. drawers. Orlg. $800, Family Owned & Operated MEMBERSHIP- Full .*..•.- Since 1920 I DIRECTORY CLEANING Res/Comm. • Fuel Oil C O N N E C T I ON sell $100. Call 889-5465. Collision Experts • Complete heating • But{get' Plans Per Insertion member.privledges. $60 a you'll Decorator-Fold Most Major Brands, year Asking $600 Call Ray WATERBED- Queen Direct Repair for ' 1 ADVERTISING Lie #6864 Repairs & Services • Service Pinna When Paid in Advance ALL EXCELLENT CONDI- .BABY ITEMS-: Grace size, heated with baffels, Most Major Ins. Cos. Custom take-down & • Plumbin^AC . 5.00 TION— Sofa $75: 2) dbl. stroller, It gray, $65 8 at 201-722-3863 6r 609- re-hang service • Air Conditioning 924-6500 X372 (W). wood bookcase head- laser fr.ame machines Bunching tables $50/pr.; •2 Walkers-$10ea.; Peg find '-oven baked splray booth I Call 272-2043 Solid brass beveled glass single stroller, It gray-$60; board, railing pads, excel- 276-3300 272-1493 SOLES - SERVICE $ Per Insertion FOR SALE LIVING ROOM SET- lent condition. $250. Call Additions, Alterations 450 North Ave. E. IMSTfllLfTnOHS sconces $75/pr. Call Sassy seat $10; extra lg. 545-5481. 606 South Ave E OPE.N 7:30 AM-6 PM 10% discount 1245 Westfleld Ave. 469-1044 playpen $65. 757-2565 $175. 3-piece colonial set, ! 276-6000 Decks and Formica Work with ad Westfield 5.25 When Billed very good condition, sofa, WOLFF TANNING Crahford Pick-up & Delivery CLARK .2 chairs, ottoman'. Beige, BEDS— Commercial- . COMPtETE CARPENTRY If 276-0900 TWIN BED- (frame, AMANA AIR CONDI- BATH, HAND & FINGER- 276-1111 44 North Ave E.,Crantor.ct 233-3213 MinirVium 6 lines. headboard, mattress), TIONER- 6750 BTUs. TIP TOWELS- From rust and brown. 369-3537 Home Units from $199.00 Free Estimates 396-8100 dresser, table hutch, $125; Sylvania color TV $1.25 to $5.00..At Con- after 5. . . Lamps, Lotions, Ac- (Average 3-4 words per line)- chair. 2 Lg. Sofa/loveseat, 18", $75; Bentwood nies of Cranford. Linen cessories. Monthly pay- LIVING ROOM SET- ments low as $18.00 Call 3 end & 1 coffee tables. rocker $25; Blond floor/ta- Boutique Sidewalk Sale LANDSCAPING LANDSCAPING MOVERS ' Each additional line; $1.00 Best offer. 805-0212 eves. ble lamp $20. 549-1785. Aug 2, 3, 4. See Ad.In Modern 1 sofa, 1 love today FREE color catalog GLASS GLASS INSURANCE New Section of paper. seat, 1 chair, 2 tables. 1-800-228-6292. 4 or more insertions: 3PC. LIVING ROOM AMPS—' Yamaha G100, Good condition, $500. DYNAMIC I MICHAEL'S LANDSCAPE LAWN CUTTING [IROBBINS & ALLISON inc. SET— couoh, loveseat & Muslcman cabinet, $100 Call 234-9173 after 6PM. Meeker Sharkey & IRRIGATION 25% discount if paid within 20 days chair. Cranberry, black & BATHROOM CABINET- 31,7 GLASS CO. 11 For Local Moving & Storage each. Stage 25, $30. Fly- Llghted triple mirror Cranford, NJ white. Excellent condition ing V w/case, $175. LIVING ROOM SET- YARD, GARDEN [ In-Column Display Rate: $250,725-7196, ; doors. Wood grain finish. l&MacBean, lnc.| Landscaping Design & Construc- Public Movers Llcansa Weights & bench, $75. L 25" X W 4* x H 31".Sofa, loveseat. Kitchen &FARM I COUMOKIM. DIRECTORY DIRECTORY tion, New Trees, Shrubs, Sod, $6.60 Per Column Inch 494-2549, New-$1.75.Sell $95. 980-set. End tables, coffee ta- • (TORI FRONTS Everything In G Rock Gardens. RH Ties & Drain- WORK ,00172 6 PC. GIRL'S • ALUMINUM VmUNCI • Store Fronts •'Aluminum, En- age Pipes. ble. TV stand. Call 201- • PUTIOUSS INSJURANCE (Net) Minimum 1 Inch - B point copy. 5972 (rancts • Aluminum 0oo( Hepjir • ADVERTISING ADVERTISING BEDROOM- chest w/ ANTIQUE STYLE-Pencil 234-0463. •CUSTOM MIRRORS Underground Automatic Sprinkler doors, nite table, corner post twin bed, canopy op- SNAPBEANS, PEAS, •STCEI. SASH WINDOWS Mlnon • Th«lmopin«i • Storm EMPLOYEE BENEFITS Systems designed, Installed & desk, double dresser, BEDROOM SET- Dark MARCY GYM SET MA-SHEEP, SWINE, and all 'Window Rtpalrc • Tablo Topi - maintained. CONTRACT RATES - for classified display advertising tional. Brand new. Was MSDtNUU." (Keilpllli Call Call mirror, hutch $500/B.O. Pine, 6 pcs., $800. Pine CHINE- 3 years old. sorts of products direct Lawn Maintenance & Spring upon request. $500, now $200 or offer entertainment center, • CUnoM MMMfH RESIDENTIAL • COMMERCIAL AT REASONABLE PRICES 356-7994. for quick sale. Call 781- Sale $550 or good offer. from. NJ farmers. Call the INOIKTRIAL 12.1 Commerce Drive j Clean-up. AGENT ALLIED VAN LINES $250. Wool braided rug, NJ Farmers Market Line, Free Estimates 7223. Good condition. Call 356- • iraiw wieoM * DOORS , 24 Hrs • 7 Days/Week 276-6000 276-6000 213 SOUTH AVEE 9ViX13, $250. All excel. 1-800-FARM-MKT. Spon- . WCTTMTMJIM i irnnri trrn"*tf , ' Cranford, NJ 07016 276-0093 DEADLINES: The deadline for both classified display AIR CONDITIONERS- 2 MUST SEEI 722-6753. 6075. __ 276-6765 Call HAL FIDLOW 5000BTUs, $100ea.; APPLE 2+ COMPATI- sors Include Rutgers .Co- FHEE ESTIMATES 276-1272 Office CRANFORD and straight classified is 4 P.M. Monday MAUSOLEUM SPACES- operative Extension. 851-088B alfer 6 p.m. FULLY INSURED Moped Puch-$200; Plng- BLE— w/color monitor & Woodbrldge Memorial .1 MALNUI AVt • CHANFDHD 272-8100 465-8462 Pager TEL 276-0898 Pong table, alate-$75. printer. Comes w/over BIKE— 12 speed men's 276-6083 CANCELLATIONS: Accepted up to 4 P.M. Panasonic Dx-2000, red Gardens, Woodbrldge. Call 885-1640 after 6PM. $1000 worth of software. Crypt for 2 people. Prime 330 Monday prior to publication Call 873-0962 after 6PM & white, excellent condi- location. Main building, AIR CONDITIONER- for Info. tion. $250. Call 545-5481. Indoor chapel. 494-5626. WANTED PAVING PLUMBERS PLUMBERS PLUMBING PLUMBERS PLUMBERS $100. Washer, $75. Dryer, PAINTING PAVING BRAND NEW never used, TO BUY PAYABLE IN ADVANCE: All ads for Garage Sales, Employment $65. Stove, $75. Refriger- NORDITRACK "PRO" SANDRO PAVING CO. BABY FURNITURE — Oriental rug 9x12. $300. model— exercise ma- TRUGLIO LENNYS PLUMBING REYNOLDS Wanted, Childcare, Wanted to Rent or Roommate Wanted. All ads ator, $170. Can deliver. Basset colonial pine crib 1677 Bridge St. CHAPMAN BROS. Uo#S5O1 Fully Insured MCDOWELLS 722-6329. Call 463-9406. chine, like now, less.than J & HEATING PLUMBING A when moving, all ads to addresses outside our local billing area. w/mattress, 3 drawer one year old. Cost over HIGH PRICES PAID- for PAINTINfG Rahway, N.J. 07065 Uts. #1428 5/rtce 1928 Lie. #1268 HEATING INC AIR CONDITIONER- dresser/changing table, CHAIR— Beautiful Brown $600 when hew. Best of- quality postcards, sheet • Complete parking lot CRATEK BROS. • Emergency Sewer GE, 24,000 BTU, In good . lg. hutch, Asking $600/ leather, Ash frame, otto- music, old toys, baseball • Plumbing Plumbing & Heating . Lou DiFabio . Tony DiFabio EXTRA CHARGES: fer over $400. Call 874- . maintenance • Water Heaters Cleaning Over 35 Yrs Experience cond. (replaced by cen.- BO.; youth bed w/ guard man, Scandinavian de- 8142 after 6pm, anytime Items, cameras, military, Rs*ld«nUal«i Commercial • Asphalt Driveways • Heating -Cooling Contractors • Sewer Cleaning • Blind Ads, $3.00 for Box Rental $2.00 mailing charge tral air), $50/best offer. rails, $125. 218-9738 sign. $350. Call 873-3998. typewriters, TV's, Worlds AsphaH Work • Drtvow.y* • Plumbing & Heating SAME DAY SERVICE on weekends. Parking Areas •Sidewalks • Sidewalks , • Alterations -Repairs • Sump Pumps Must seel 249-6943. Fair. 272-5777. • Air Conditioning Repairs Bathroom and Kitchen (Box held for 30 days) ' sealing• Resurfacing • Curbing • renovations • Improvomonla No Job Too Small Modernizations Curbing • Snowplowlnt • Seal coating • maintenance * service • Hot Water Heaters SERVICE SALES REPAIRS • All capital letters $1.00 per week TRUCK & BACKHOE RENTAL • new construction • Patio's 276-1370 • Sump Pumps Wo Do Tho Complato Job • All bold type faces: $1.00 per week FREEEST. FULLY INSv • central Vacuum, 450 North Ave. E. r ALEX TRUGLIO Ask for JOE systems Frm E«l • Slat* LlcallW # 824'tf REASONABLE RATES ALL YEAR SERVICE 276-5367 MAKE THE CONNECTION-FILL IN THIS COUPON CRANFORD Serving Union County FREE ESTIMATES 36 NORTH AVE E Westfield Lenny Grioco "CAUL 7 DAYS A WEEK" 388rS866Days Uc. #1106 2728916 CRANFpRD 233-3213 574-0480 358 NORTH AVENUE E RESTRICTIONS: 687-0614 789-9808 353-7886 Evenings 272-2423 CRANFbHD 1.6 line limit S&SEB •2,-MM be paid In advince- caib, check, VISA, or -SIDING TREE SERVICE TREE SERVICE TV REPAIR TYPING WALLS AND CEILINGS MasterCard (no retundt) PLUMBERS ROOFING 1-800-334-0531 3. No Copy changes Specializing In: 4. Otter limited lo Donald S. Rockefeller. D & R Fuchs SIDING Ellis noncommercial ad) R. Vetter fLUMBINO 4 HEATING INC. Tree Service •;T.V. 8:30 A.M.-5:oo P.M. Monday thru Friday Fill In 1 character per box, allowing for spaces and punc- 5. 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V^f :<* H OF ROUTES i FLEMINGTON, Town teachers seek increase in 9% range to keep up with county rates By Rosalie Gross progressed as far as.in the past at this point" Cranford teachers just want to keep up with the The NJEA representative said that based on the average county salary rates as they have done in most recent contract settlements, the average county OUR previous negotiations, according to Charles Kiamie, teacher increase, this year is 8.9 percent and the a spokesman for the Cranford Education Association state average, is 9.2 percent The average teacher's and special education teacher at thehigh school. salary in Cranford is $38,418. ..-....- Although the Board of Education has advertised Kiamie said the last nine CEA settlements have for teachers to keep schools open in the event of a come in at the: county average. He said, "I don't strike, Kiamie said, "We're not talking strike, but think the majority of the board feels 9 percent is we're not ruling it out It's not something we really more than.we deserve. He felt the board might have want Cranford teachers will continue to be a dedi- been reluctant to come to an agreement sooner be-. cated group. We are volunteers and we enjoy teach- cause of the new state funding fonimula that would ing, but there comes a pivotal point" leave Granford without state aid in five years. The 350-member CEA; which represents teachers, "They (the board) are a little, hesitant" said office staff and custodians, will have its second me- Kiamie, "and need more time to see what happened diation session with negotiators from the school with other settlements." The teacher said that'other board Aug. 16 in an effort to resolve differences over school districts that will be faced with a loss of state salary and insurance benefits. The CEA has stood aid are agreeing to 9 percent salary increases; firm in seeking a 10-percent salary increase since "Everyone understands what happened in the negotiations started at the beginning of the year and state; we're all affected by if said Kiamie, a Cran- the board has remained steadfast in offering 6 per- ford resident "We're riot exempt as teachers. We cent The board also is seeking employee contribu- have to pay taxes the same as anyone else." tions toward escalating costs of health insurance. He said the board felt it had to hire a new busi- The latest contract expired June 30. ' ; ness administrator at a salary commensurate with . . . . •' . , . :. • . •" .,•'..' Rhoto by Goprgo Pacclollo Diane Sylvester, New Jersey Education.Associa- county-averages for that position. "Some citizens and FIELD DAY: Hollie Pavlick and Scot McKay hurry to pass the balloon during last week's. tion representative who negotiates in behalf of the teachers were up in arms," he satd, "but why doesn't playground-field day. Report on-last days of summer playgrounds is on Page A-13. •/• • CEA, said next week's mediation session is crucial. it work that way. when it comes to teachers, consid- "That meeting will determine a lot of things for both ering we do well.above.an average job?", •-••' ••.-•. parties," she saidi She said the two sides "have not; • • . •• , • ' • ••;'.'•• (Please turn to page-A-8) In brief Township Conam IIP Vlfr Where are they? camps on future of Hanson house \ • The after-school child care By Cheryl Moulton program is in danger of being Township Committee, members canceled before, it even starts are divided into opposite . camps Pool—a hazard? due to a lack of registrations. on plans for Hanson house at 38 Recreation director Frank Springfield Ave. ''•': An unattended, filled swimming pool on the Hanson house LVAntonio will come before Objectors to converting the' Vic- property may be a hazard. Area residents have expressed con- the Township Committee torian building to township offices cerns about safety at the township owned site on Springfield Tuesday to address the issue. now include governing body mem- Avenue. . •' • • . bers Mayor Ed Force and Barbara At the.Chronicle's request township health officer Warren Hehl Bilger. Conflicting opinions on the conducted an inspection Friday and found the pool surrounded At last issue were evident at the group's by a three-foot high fence that was locked at both entrances. July 24 meeting when the final Water on top the pool cover could not visually be determined a The Hillside AvenUe tennis reading and public hearing of the breeding ground for mosquito larvae, but Hehl said he would be courts will bpen Aug. 16. Re- . $165,000 bond ordinance appro- recommending in writing to township administrator Edward Mur- surfacing is done but the top priation was tabled. Although phy that standing water accumulation be removed to "prevent coat must cure for seven, days. deputy mayor Vihce BrinkerhofT insect breeding and possible accidental drowning.'* PRE-GRAND OPENING said, "Some members need>more Murphy, ;\vhen contacted this week, said the township Depart- SEETHE ALL NEW time to; review the issue,": it be- ment of Public Works would pump the water off the pool cover Supermarket came evident last week Force and within the next week . Bilger were not Convinced the The Township Committee, in its discussions about razing the 1991 CHEVROLET SWINGS ^Waldbaum's is preparing to bond issue was the answer. house or renovating it for municipal office space, has not ad- come before the Zoning Board Force voiced his objections last dressed the matter of the pool. of Adjustment in September week over, proposed spending of CAPRICE CLASSIC SELL-A-THON! with a scaled^down version of $165,000 on the township owned a 24-hour, 50,000-square-foot house next to the Rahway River. GOOD SELECTION IF YOU'RE SHOPPING CHEVY OR supermarket Due to a board He strongly advocated organizing First Aid Squad needs help, member death's and several residents to donate their services GEO..LET'SGET ACQUAINTED! board members' potential IN STOCK NOW! ONE MILE SOUTH OF ROUTES toward the renovation of the need to abstain due to con- . house, estimating the.$165,000 fig- especially for daytime calls 202 & 31 CIRCLE, FLEMINGTON, NJ 201-782-9500 flicts, the New York-based ure would.ultimately run closer to chain could face a problem. $500,000. Force also said the fur- Cranford First Aid Squad is in squad, such as the feeling of ca- nace is "shot" and the house will urgent need of new members. As maraderie that one gets, as well need more repairs than the town a result of several factors, the as the opportunity to give some- SELECTION Garwood can or should assume. squad, stands to lose approxi- thing back to one's neighbors. GET CASH BACK Governing body members Dan mately 10 veteran members at the Ehrenbeck continued, "We real- Burger King received zoning Aschenbach, Carolyn Vollero and end of the year. Already under- ize that with the current economic board approval Tuesday to ex- Vince Brinkerhoff remain advo- staffed, especially during daytime situation not everyone has a lot of ON NEW DAKOTAS & pand its parking by using two cates of preserving and utilizing hours, the loss of these members spare time. Night time squad vol- • ' . . Photo by Cheryl Moulton FULL SIZE PICKUPS will have an impact upon squad unteers are required to be avail- MAN OF MANY HATS: Doug Woodsort, owner of Crestmbnt adjacent Iots.;.School enroll- the house for township offices. As- operations. DAKOTA ment is expected to increase chenbach has steadfastly main- able only one night a week and Cleaning Service & Supply Co. Inc., takes a break prior to by 25 percent over the next tained there are "community ben- "Our need is approaching a crit- fifth weekend. For daytime mem- (eaving for Washington, p.C, as a lobbyist. CONVERTIBLE five years. Page A-8. efits" in restoration, and the pro- ical stage right now," squad bers, any available time would be ON SELECTED NOW'S THE SEASON, posed project "while an ex- trustee Don Ehrenbeck said. "The appreciated. All training, uni- HERE'S A GOOD REASON... situation is the worst I've seen in forms and equipment are pro- TO$1000 CASH REBATES MODELS! pense," provides offsetting bene- 15 years." . vided at no cost whatsoever." fits." Among those benefits he Woodson wears many OR AS.. Gateway vote Ehrenbeck went on to stress $2000 REBATE LOW AS 2 J% FINANCING cited are the, preservation of a A first aid course will start in PLUS OTHER GREAT INCENTIVES! The. final reading and public, turn-of-the-century home, better that being a member of the squad September and new members will hearing of the proposed ordi- office space for township services has numberous benefits.- "Being be able to start riding the ambu- hats not only red cap nance to down-zone the South- (the juvenile division of the Police trained in emergency medical lances as early as January. procedures enables one to deal Ehrenbeck said that the current of attendance at many capital CARAVANS* west Gateway will take place Department, township counselor with any emergency situtaiton By. Cheryl Moulton 1990MX6 at Tuesday's Township Com- Angelo Plerri, and United Way of- manpower need is dire and if not " Most know him by the red cap functions, among them President that may arise at home or at work corrected soon could affect the Bush's inauguration, the partici- VOYAGERS mittee meeting. fices are slated for a move to the Its a very rewarding feeling you he always wears, but few know GREAT SELECTION Springfield Avenue location), se- squad's ability to serve the town. the many hats Doug Woodson has pation in 1980 and 1986 as a dele- NOWIN STOCK get when you are able to help out Prospective volunteers are urged IN STOCK NOW FOR cure storage for the River Mainte- someone injured or sick" worn in his life, or the philosophy gate to the White House confer- FOR IMMEDIATE Lot complaints nance Committee for its tools, to call the squad's answering ma- he has lived by that has served ence on Small Businesses, and a IMMEDIATE DELIVERY! (Please turn to page A-3) Squad officials went on to list chine at 272-7717 or Sue Buon- letter from former President DELIVERY! other benefits of being on the tempo at 276-6098. him well. Cranford Library parking lot He walks with a purpose to his Jimmy Carter. A picture of an ar- ingress and egress will be dis- stride, and indeed Woodson is ray of teddy bears lies propped cussed at.Tuesday's Township man who has come a long way against the couch, prompting a Committee meeting. Com- from soda jerk to president of question to its origin. Woodson's 90 LEBARON plaints over the design place- Crestmont Cleaning here in Cran- face softens as he tells of his in- 1990MPV COUPES & ment of the entrance and exit ford. Born in West Virginia and volvement in the "Little Bears of GREAT SELECTION CONVERTIBLES •brought the issue to the gov- graduated from Morgan State Col- the World," an organization that NOW IN STOCK FOR erning body attention. lege, Baltimore, Woodson moved purchases teddy bears for chil- IN STOCK NOW FOR COLLEGE IMMEDIATE DELIVERY to New Jersey but found it diffi- dren in hospitals. G&ATS Honor roll cult to find a job in his field of . Woodson still manages to find IMMEDIATE DELIVERY! aiTANAMHTHINM sociology. He first worked at the time.to relax in his busy schedule, Hyatt plant in Clark as a "set-up and singing is one of his "hob- WINNER OF One hundred sixty-seven 4 bies," as he refers to it He mod- WINNER OF _ CHRYSLER Cranford High School students man." In order to supplement his CWRVSLEH'S COVETED CORPORATION'S income he began a window wash- estly says he sings "just for the are on the honor roll for the fun of it," describing the cruise he AWARD FOB AWARD FOR 1989-90 school year. Page A-2. ing service on weekends, building EXCEUEMCE EWELLEHCE a faithful clientele as time passed. took last year where he won the 1990 PROTEGE IN SALES He credits the progressive success amateur talent contest with his PERR)RMANC| FOR CUSTOMER of his business to a philosophy his rendition of "Bye Bye Black TEST DRIVE ONE TODAY PROFESSIONALISM • SATISFACTION Reading club mother fold him: "Be the best at' Bird." Woodson describes himself & COMMUNITY THREE YEARS as a "frustrated entertainer" who IN A ROW! whatever you do." Woodson's AT FLEMINGTON MAZDA! RELATIONS Youngsters participating in business now employs 250 and in- sings at weddings and parties. OTHER MODELS IN STOCK! Cranford Library's summer While dedication and hard work reading club have until Aug. cludes contracted food service on 17 to record their hours. military bases in three states, han- have netted Woodson a thriving dled competently by Woodson's business, he still keeps a hands- daughter, Kim Irwin, who also has on attitude, guaranteeing if he re- Guide to inside earned the title vice president of ceived a complaint after his crews Classified B-5toB-10 public relations. have cleaned, "this suit would be Editorials.... A4 Woodson has not limited his off, and I'd be out there cleaning." FLEMINGTON This outlook has kept a loyal fol- Entertainment...... A-9 to A-13 philosophy of hard work to his CHRYSLER Garwood., ...... A-8 company. An active lobbyist for lowing over the years, one Woods- Kenilworth ...A-6 tlie. small business owner, he on is proud of, never forgetting Letters A-4, A-5 Kiakes frequent trips to Washing- the names of the first three cus- Obituaries..... B-4 ton, D.C., where he currently is tomors that started his business • Photo by paryl Stone ONE MILE SOUTH OF ROUTES Religious news. B-4 attempting to have legislation on its way. ONE MILE SOUTH OF ROUTES ACCIDENT WAITING TO HAPPEN? This unattended swimming pool Is located behind the On a more private note, Woods- 202 & 31 CIRCLE, FLEMINGTON, NJ 202 & 31 CIRCLE, FLEMINGTON, NJ Social news ;...... A-7 amended to help the small busi- 201-782-7599 201-780-5058 Sports. ...B-l to B-3 Hanson house on township owned property. Officials are checking Its safety. ness owner. Lining the walls of on speaks of his heritage, his I Woodson's office are mememtos (Please turn to page A-3)