SERVING CRANFORD, GARWOOD and KENILWORTH A Forbes Newspaper USPS 136 800 Second Class Vol. 97 NO. 45 Published Every Thursday Thursday, November 8,1990 Postage Paid Cranford, N.J. > In brief Vbllero only ipemocrat to overcome GOP sweep years under the Republican ma-, By Cheryl Moulton jority, and the reinstitution of Honoring vets Democratic incumbent Carolyn. cleanup week. The guest speaker at Cran- Vollerp scored a surprising victory Deomcratic campaign manager ford VFW Post's annual Veter- in retaining her seat on the Town- Norm Albert said the.victory "says ship Committee despite statewide something for the work we did in ans pay breakfast Sunday is a voter fury over Gov. Jim Florio's former prisoner of war in getting the vote out" He congratu- tax package. Former mayor Ed lated Robinson, and said both he Japan during World War H. Robinson was the top vote-getter PageA-15. and his running mate, Bob Hoe- with Cranford residents, keeping ffler, "ran. a fair campaign, and I the 12-year Republican stronghold hope it will be a non-partisan on the Township Committee in- Township Committee." Holiday tact ••'.•; In the Committee race Robins- Democratic municipal chairman Banks and the Post Office on, back in the political arena Fred Kessler said, "It was a tough will be closed Monday in ob- after a seven-year hiatus, was the year to be a Democrat, but we are servance of Veterans Day. All top vote letter with 4^229 votes, glad the residents of Cranford motor vehicle agencies also while Vollero followed closely on looked beyond the state issue and his heels a scant 67 votes behind saw all that Carolyn has done for will dose. Cranford municipal the town during the last three offices, including the library with 4,162 votes in, a close race and recreation department, that saw. 62 percent of Cran-. •' years."' •.••'• . ' .•".•' will be open. Public and paro* ford'registered voters turn out at Although the Republicans re- chial schools are open. the polls.. Robinson took 14 out of tained the majority on the govern- 32 districts, including his own Dis^ ing body the GOP broke election trict 12, tying with opponents in night tradition by scattering after two districts. Vollero took 11 dis- the results came in, Mayor Force Health tests. tricts put of 32, tied .with Robinson said yesterday, "What can I say, in orie, and did not take her own we lost" •.,••".'• ':;: ';;.., '.. '•' • Free health screenings /will V District 17" '•' .::'V ';•'.••••;•.••;;•' v' ". Republican municipal chairman b
Recycling Police search for missing 4 -year-old has feiry tale ending By Cheryl Moulton with the river and railroad tracks the area and officers conducted a Residents should place ing her several times and hearing Core wouldt say how wonderful he door-to-door canvass of the neigh- newspapers, aluminum and Happy endings don't happen Ho response, Roseanne felt a had been, how comforting he was. within close proximity. Within 10 only in fairy tales, sometimes they Woznlak made a complete search minutes the Union County Police, borhood, Mrs. Core, grew more glass at curbside Wednesday pricking of fear. Grabbing baby distraught, certain someone had for collection for recycling. occur in real life. Tommy, almost 2, she raced of the interior of the house and sheriffs department and the Eli- It started out like any other through the rooms of the big the exterior but did not find the zabeth Police Department with abducted Candy. Joined now by Friday morning for Roseanne house calling Candy, frantically little girL He called for backup trained bloodhounds arrived and mother-in-law Ezuara Core, she Core of 711 High St and the looking under furniture and in since the property bordered the joined the Search. stood at the foot of the driveway, Guide to inside Cranford Police Department closets, but. Candy had seemingly river, knowing every minute was Back at the station, Capt Harry unable to comprehend what had across town, but before the end of vanished. Knowing her little girl precious. Wilde, in constant contact with happened to the beautiful, quiet Classified.. C-ltoC-12 the day their paths would cross never went outside alone, a bar- Within minutes Lt Bill the command post, was arranging little Candy. Tears streaming Editorials , A-4 for several hours under circum- rage of terrifying thoughts went O'Donnell and 13 other officers for police reserves and Clark Po- down her face, the mother said, "I Entertainment B-7 to B-ll stances every mother fears. through her mind and she called arrived on the scene and began a lice Department to stand by in know someone has taken her, I Garwood.... A-8, A-9 It was laundry day, and after call the Cranford Police immedi- systematic search of the wooded case additional help was needed. just know." Kenilworth A-6, A-7 putting away clothes on the sec- ately. area surrounding the house which Wilde knew too well the danger Cam! Edmondson of 6 Park Ter- Letters A-4 ond floor the young mother re- The police department took the is isolated and adjacent to woods the river posed to small children race had just returned from Obituaries B-5 turned to the main floor and did call from Mrs. Core and dis- and the river. A command post who wandered away. Later Wilde searching by car for Candy her- Religious news ...... B-5 not see her 4-year-old daughter patched Patrolman James Woz- was set up at the corner of High would say, "Every possible self. Holding 18-month-old daugh- S6cinl news A-10, A-ll Candy in front of the television, niak to the High Street residence. and Hickory streets, as other law thought goes through your mind, ter Sarah on her-hip, she shook Sports...... B-l to B-4 where she had left her just six or A new officer, he had been on the enforcement agencies rallied to time is of the essence." her head and said in a broken seven minutes before. After call- force since February. Later Mrs. help, There was no time to lose While search parties combed (Please turn to page A-12) v.y
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• Chamber announces winnfers in window painting contest Merchants collecting food for needy ft Cranford retailers and Junior donations. Cub Scout Pack 174 u 7 For children agetfT} ancT97!Ee~ Woman's Club of CranfordrhaVe will collect canned goods Nov. 9 DISTRICTS 1 2 3 4 : 5' 6 1 8 9 10 ii 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 zi. 28 29 30 31 32 Absentee TOTAL Robert Sands took home the first place winners were Tage joined together in trying to collect 16, and 20. top prize at this year's Cranford Haun Jr., Charles Orme, Michael food and money for Cranford Canned goods and non- Township Committee Chamber of Commerce Halloween D'arcy, Brian Sullivan, Marissa Family Care Association in re- perishable items may be brbtight window painting contest •Robinson (R) 67. 100 132 112 110 149 98 152 202 121 104 161 123 146 58 136 176. 139 149 144 156 83 144 121 89 4,229 Fazio, Jonathan Morris, Robert sponse to director Sylvia Sidoti's to Ahhre's Coffee Roaster, Can 126 154 201 126'. 115 116 .128 91 ;; 1 The three youths won the best Sands, Christopher Percy, Allison plea to restock the bare cup- Can Shop, Craft Country, Cranford Hoeffler(R) 65 93 129 100 107 138 83 135 196 109 93 159 113:. 139 55 128 138 128 138 117 156 194 106 107 100 117 87 129 143 76 138 127 77 3,930 . I in show award for "Hoola Hallow- Cuzzolino, Tommy Connelly, Jes- boards. Bike Shop, Cranford Bootery, eenie" which they painted on the sica Novy, Andrea Mueller, Paul Twelve downtown stores will Shapiro's, Geiger"s, Gentlemen's ' •*Vollero(D)-,.: 66 126 130 76 122 131 106 145 179 116 145 lig 142 .162 132 136 142 135 115 135 116 200 108 127 117 95 119 109 171. 99 134 104 93 4,162 windows of Close to Cost Piatkowski, Daniel Daly, Matthew house collection baskets . through Corner, Mantin Jewelers, Cranford Awards for participants 13 and Bookstore, Duet and American Jordan (D) 67 123 110 57 125 112 85 117 171 137 131 130 141' 126 115 105 123 109 139 111 170 99 106 92 114 101 152 96 123 89 75 3,775 Kabel, Robyn Schweitzer, Dana Nov. 20, donated by King Farms, no 114 older went to Wendy Czebrowski Ishiyama, Andrew Bucko, Mandee and canisters for Project Home Princess. . . ;. Senate f • ^H and Eric Taylor for the most cre- Margitich, Kevin Tardif, Elizabeth ative window, and Allison Zakl- Whitman (R) 67 105 109 NA Gallagher, Noreen Mahoney, 135 ' 98 129 123 99 144 215 128 119 143 129 146 68 121 167 163 145 144 182 197 131 126 134 116 98. 140 145 74 138 4,178 zewski and Greta Lange for the Melissa Scotti, Joy Musillo, Diana •Bradley (D) 65 127 113 71 105. 141 88 128 161 94 119 141 137 149 115 135 119 99 106 123 90 174 93 103 94 108 110 98 160 102 i26 112 NA 3,706 best concept The most humorous Capecie, Katie McGowan, Lauren award went to Gabe Stein and Goldstein, Rebecca tflanski and Congress Josh Evans. - Stephanie Rivse, WOMEN The first place lO^to-ll-year-old *Rinaldo(R) 102 155 188 119 183 211 151 219 2.92 175 172 205 200 231 134 193 225 225 198 201 222 293 166 151 188. 174 146 171 237 135 214 160 NA 6,036 . Second place for the group was Sometimes you just need someone to talk to. winners were Mike Venditti, Eric awarded to Kathleen Henehan, Bergen (D) 31 69 59 48 43 46 35 47 69 46 64 .77. 64 57 47 67 58 37 ,54 55. 40 77 49 69 38 43 59 56 67 41 50 57 NA 1,719 Ferreira, David Feder, Chris Gil- AUison Cuzzolino, Jessica. Panlalc, 1 bertson, Lauralyn Kricks, Mary Nicolette Jaouen, Tara Tomasso, , Freeholders ./. CaUanan, Agata W., Lauren Sal- Joey Tomasso, Tara Halpin, WOMEN'S GROUP vaggio, Katie Horton, Amy Pid- . "'Augustine (R) 84 112 161 '109 130 159. 119 172 242 153 130 177 139 173 76 158 196 182. 160 153 180 251 138 129 144 139 99 155 • 175 96 156 129 NA 4^80 Megan Kiel,' Danielle Geraci, Call Marilyn Roll, ACSW H geon, Mary Ellen Wilson and Carolyn Coda, Aniie Borges, Molly •Kelly(R) 85 115 170 119 140 169 121 184 254 156 139 186 147 189 82 167 199 189 156 164 186 255 143 143 145 150 102 160 185 97 176 136 NA 5,009 • m Diana Richards. Redlund, Lisa Cauiceiholi and 789-3335 : Second place awards for that Amanda Kokie. *Santagata (R) 81 109 165 110 130. .157 114 , 172 231. 149 128 175 137 174 70 152 187 175 156 150 179 238 134 123 138 135 92 150 169 '53 157 125 NA 4,655 age group went to Eric Dale, Rich Third place awards were given Eckel (D) 43. 99 84 49 84 87 55 86 99. 68 99 96 116 100 .96 85 68 73 89 89 75 109 66. 87 75 99 64 107 75 88 85 . ' . NA 2,667 Shackell, Jackie Schmipt, Nich- 72 olas Jenkins, Terry Donovan, Rich to Michelle Scutieri, Anne Pa- Suliga(D) 44 100 79 47 84 76. 52 80 103 69 96 86 106 96 94 82 78 68 87 81 71 100 68 80 74. 72 94 63 . 102 •'• 74 79 84 NA 2,569. Brugger, Rich Winters, Elizabeth trone, Nita Colaco, Diana Scian- COUPON . ; 1 Pyne, HJarjrKbkie, Diana Dollard, calepore, Leah Daniel, Roseanne . EXPIRES 11-17-90 Maccarelli (D) . 44 93 74 5.0 83 82 53 71. 92 69 95 91 104 91 '. 99 82 68 72 88 89 69. 105 66 80 69 '68 94 59 114 74 80 .85 NA 2,553 Vanessa Meechan, M^an Daly Bostel, Jill Kapichi, Liz Demcsak, •Winner and Katie Schneider.'. *-: . Nicole Creanza, Kerri Radley, Third place awards were given KeUy Laukaitis, Kate CoWen, Na- ELECTROLUX to Shannon Murray, Devon Mur- talie Pappas and Sarah Stratton. ray, Kaitlyn Sharkey, Jerry Sands, TRAVEL BARGAIN VACUUM mc&w Boy Scouts to collect food for needy Our policy oh corrections Lauren Porter, Adrienne Forino, Regal Travel and Tours of 112 HOOVER • EUREKA • KIRBY Cranford Boy Scouts and Cub are in their area. Bags have been Abby Dryer, Betsy Milne, Kristi North Ave. W, will be open Sun- PLUS ALL OTHER BRANDS! donated by Wakefern Corp. More TheCTurtfcnd Ckmnide will pnmtpUy corivd errors of fact, context Scouts will collect food for the Montefusco, Traci " Prutzman, day to kick off the beginning of its • urua raw IM *" ' needy. They will distribute'fcags to information is available from or presentation and clarify any news content that confiises or mis- "SEASONED ATHLETE Tracy Swackhamer and Gabriel one-week travel sale,. For niore teads readers. Please report errors to Chronicle editor Patricia An- households Saturday and pjck up Bowman, 276-8299. : FRESH IN JURY Kantrowitz. • information call -276-0099. ma urn* wawi bags filled with non-perishable derson, 102 Walnut Ave., Cranford, NJ. 07016, 276-6000- tions and clarifications vM appear in this space on this page as a . ISLAND food beginning at 8 am. Nov. 17. . meeting FBEE ESTIMATES! The drive is part of the third convenience and courtesy to our readers. Achilles Tendon Rupture Boselle company A speaker from. New Jersey Bell annual Scouting for Food drive ... Special Educated and Except * Youth Employment Service processed 391 job orders for 420 will present a program and filni, WESTFIELD sponsored by Watchung Council, ttonal Child' (SESlC),' a support persons last yeariandjts, office _was open during the summer. "Ellis Island: Restoring the Prom- VACUUM ,_ **•**< Boy Spouts of America. Roy Bow- group for. parents of special needs' lbta ise," at a meeting of the Genealog- 1 PaS Daniel pilalrao merger Isa • .M/C • AX • Limited to stock ort hand ' This ad supercedes all others man is chairman in Crahford,- r': -children, will meet Wednesday at Roselle Radio will (ielebrate its ical Society of the West Fields at All food received will be deliv- 8 p.m. in the Orange Avenue merger with Center TV and Rain- 1 p.m. Nov. 8 in Westfield Library. ered to Cranford food banks for School cafeteria. There will be a bow Service with a grand reopen- The public is invited. demonstration by Discovery Toys. ing sale today, tomorrow and Sat> distribution.. Scouts will not be al- •'. *'• . • •' . ' Photo by Paul Arlanas .' lowed to enter apartment build- urday at 907 Wood AveV Roselle. ings or other places where they ; STRING QUARTET BACKGROUND: Recently, while playing competitive soccer HOSE DOWN: Crahford Fire Lt. Fred Roberts erases by hose The consolidation of the three qannot be seen fVom the street for The Manhattan String Quartet in a men's league, Dan Callahan felt a sharp pain in his left • Halloween painting on shop window at Cleveland Plaza. companies is expected to result in safety reasons, said Bowman, He will perform at 7:45 .p,m- Sunday heel and fell to the ground. After examination by his ortho- competitive prices for television, asked that residents keep their at the Jewish Community. Center, pedist, a complete ruptured Achilles tendon was diagnosed. VCR, camcorder sales and ser- pets under control while scouts 760 Northfield Ave., West Orange, Surgery was performed followed by application of a lower-leg Red Cross blood drive here Nov. vice. Service rates also have been off any off any off any Call 736-3200. cast, Mr. Callahan began using crutches to avoid placing New Jersey Blood Services good health and not on medica- lowered. purchase purchase purchase tion. A 17-year-old must have pa- An additional benefit of the weight on the injured extremity. Later, a large lower-leg Bloodmobile, sponsored by the $ over $100 MAKE YOUR orthosfs was provided for his limited ambulation. A ruptured American Red Cross, will visit rental consent A donor may give merger includes a computerized over 50 over *200 Achilles tendon is seen most often in athletes over the age of Cranford JSTov. 15 from 2 to 7:15every eight weeks. : sales and service department The efficiency of these departments OIL-HEATED HOME 30. Recovery, even with the best surgery, can leave limitation p.m. in Randolph Hall of Cranford Ghairrnan Jean Newmarker said United Methodist Church. this country imports one-third of have been improved due to the of ankle movement which affects normal walking or running. MORE VALUABLE. Donors must tie in good health, its blood supply from Europe. computer's quick access to infor- SUMMIT between the ages.of 17 and 75,Orily 3 to 4 percent of Americans mation regarding warranties and i G Sport SWITCH TO SUCCESS STORY: Dan began treatment at Advanced and 110 pounds or morei Persons donate blood, but 95 percent will parts availability. For more information call Physical Therapy Associates in Cranford. Phyiscal therapist over 75 may give blood if they need blood or a blood product by NATURAL GAS have donated previously, are in age 75. 1 245-3616. 108 Quimby St. • Westfield • 233-8636 David Van Brunt, carefully assessed limitations due to weak- Coupon must b» ponenud. Not tppllcabl* Tues., Wed. & Thurs., 9:30-9- MoH., Frl. & Sat. 9:30-6 '• Sunday 12-5 Ask your local realtor. • More; i>,ro,sp^giiye, ;hqrne buyers prefer natural ness, pain, and decreased motion. Consideration was made r',lV..V • . .'• ' • Major credit cards gas to oil heat, It's cleaner,' More comfortable. More energy efficient.. for the healing scar tissue which as a unique way of shrinking And you're not exposed to the high costs of cleaning, up after a or contracting in a wound or incision. • I Expires 11-17-90T • • • •••••• leaking oil tank. Natural gas* The better value. Call now for a free, no- obligation estimate. , A rehabilitation program was initiated to restore ankle range NJ ELECTRICAL UC: 6801 . NJ PLUMBING UC: 6320 and lower leg strength on a progressive basis. With a full understanding of his injury and a planhed course of physical | HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING, INC.| therapy, Dan used his athletic awareness to stretch and rmmoiwutc win nacUM strengthen his injured extremity. Shoe modifications with use Westfleld, NJ • 789-2256 of heel lifts were provided for progression from the foot orthosis to regular shoes. Gait assessment and instruction IOPEN THURS. NIGHTS TIL 8 PM were given and Dan is now walking without a limp. We were fhe happy to participate in Dan's rehabilitation and expect to hear Holidays. that he has returned to his pleasures or martial arts and MATTRESS FACTORY soccer. : • Mattresses and Box Springs Open to the public! Made on the Premises David Van Brunt, PT, Director 25-55 rSEAL~Y»S~ERTA] ADVANCED Mfr.'s Sugg Retail Price 12 North Avenue West • Cranford, NJ 07016 PHYSICAL Mattrsssoa GARWOOD MANALAPAN E. 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Depend on us - we. interest, too! comparable Qllta may M substituted.) purchased equipment. The care about your health. rrtanllrt OUR45lh ANNIVERSARY Fall & Winter Price Specials CHRISTMAS S.L.A. tatewide Savings Bank 12 North Avenue West • Cranford, NJ 07016 Pharmacy OFFICES IN JERSEY CITY • ELIZABETH • SECAUCUS ' (201)276-6718 BeTV Now Available CLIFFSIDE PARK - LODI • GAFlWOOD • FANWOOD MON., TOES. & FRI. 9:45-6:30 * THURS. 9:45-8:30 • SAT. 9:30-8 • Closed Wed. 17 N. Union Cranford 276-0062 Put something aside at Statewide. FDIC-lnsured Open Tues. - Sat. 8:30 a.m. -10 p.m. • Open this Sunday 9-2 U. . .7 A-4 CRANFORD CHRONICLE Thursday, November 8,1990 Thursday, November 8,1990 CRANFORD CHRONICLE A-5 Viewpoint YES nears 17,000th job; Eastman Plaza renovation groundbreaking this morning According to Marta Person, spokesman: for ^ renovation; while receiving one-half of Jiyes on pocJketbooks Concerned about dog ordinance earnings reach By Cheryl Moulton the Downtown Management Corp. (DMC), the its funding from the DMC budget, is depen- project will begin despite a hold up involving dent on fund raising for the balance of the Job order 17,000 will be logged letters of recommendation for col- Groundbreaking for the $150,000 renovation The voters have spoken—in overwhelming numbers this year for To the Editor of Eastman Plaza is set for this morning, with the Department of Transportation (DOT). Be- monies. Currently fund-raising efforts have Republicans in contrast to last year's Democratic sweep, in the her courage and foresightedness. this month by the Youth Employ- lege and job applications. netted $68,000 of that $75,000. Elizabethtown I am a Cranford resident con- ment Service. The numbering sys- Residents should contact YES five to six weeks estimated for completion of cause Eastman Plaza is bordered on one side state. It is disappointing that so many citizens used their votes cerned about the proposed^town She speaks for other dog lovers in the project Gas Co. has donated eight gas lamps and fix- tem has been consecutive since now for work to be done over the by North Avenue, which is a state road, any tures for the plaza and local jewelers are to express dissatisfaction with Democratic Gov. Jim Florio's tax ordinance limiting the number,of. Cranford. I feel strongly that we The Township Committee has awarded bids improvements must receive DOT approval. In should have the right to own as YES was organized in 1963 to pro- holidays and in winter mohths, es- working to secure a donated Victorian clock plan, even to nearly ousting longtime Senator Bill Bradley. dogs per household. I was unable pecially hostess helpers and to Festa Nursery & LS Inc. of Aberdeen for order to sidestep the often lengthy process of to attend the Township. Commit- many dogs as we wish to have, as vide meaningful employment for Locally Carolyn Vollero was the only Republican to overcome teenagers. . '.• standbys for snow removal. Stu- general construction at $96,760; Stone Pave- waiting for that approval the project will skirt Person- said the Chamber of Commerce is tee meeting to present my views long as we do not offend our dents wishing to register may ob- ments of Piscataway for paving stone at planning on decorating the new plaza for the anti-Flqrio sentiment, winning a second term on the Cran- neighbors, and as long as we can There is no count of the number the area under DOT regulations. Upon ap- in person, and was relieved to tain fbrms at the high school guid- $11,678; and Benkendorf Landscaping of Mine 1 Christmas. ford Township Committee. Her record carried her through and read that Joanne Williamson did responsibly care for them. registered since then, but YES proval from the DOT, the section bordering we trust she will continue conscientiously to serve her constitu- v volunteers estimate that more ance office, public library or atHill for a sprinkler system at $5,200. The bids speak up at that meeting. Annie Alpert the Community Center office if no for landscaping were rejected due to an Irreg- North Avenue will be completed. According to Eastman Plaza is a triangular area bordered ents. Republican Ed Robinson, a former mayor; garnered the 405 Lexington Ave. than $1 million has been paid to Person, the application to the DOT was sub- by N. Union Avenue, North Avenue and East- I congratulate Ms. Williamson on them and recycled through the one is on duty in the YES office ularity, in the bid opening and were put out to most votes in the Committee race attesting to his reputation as a there. bid again. • . mitted in May. . man Plaza •'•''•'' prudent leader. : Cranford economy with regis- trants' earning on the average at Our congratulations go to these two as well as to the other Hard luck year least the equivalent of minimum • , '•$•' . • local winners—all Republicans: in Kenilworth, new mayor Joe wage. Paul Arianas joins Rego and councilmen John Brede and Sam Cavallaro, and in To the Editor: Jobs include child care, indoor In response to the Nov. 1 letter On another point, should" a Garwood new mayor Tom Dolly and councilmen Walter Maszc- player play yvhen he is hurt? and outdoor home and office Chronicle staff zak and Andrew Rossi. to the editor about players in vari- maintenance, painting, hostess ous high school sports, especially There is a major difference be- Now that the campaign is over, and the voters have spoken tween a hurt and an injury. A helpers for adult and children's as news r er football, not given a fair chance to parties, office and sales. Most in about taxes, we hope all public servants will concentrate on the participate in their respective player cannot avoid getting hurt Paul Arianas of Scoteh Plains job at hand, the job they were elected or appointed to do, games, I believe feelings were ex- throughout an entire game or demand this month are raking and lawn and garden cleanup. has joined the Chronicle staff as a without regard to partisan politics, but with an eye to taxpayers' pressed without the actual facts even season. An athlete wants to general news reporter. His re- SOCCER CLUB being stated. give all he can out on the field; a Requests for after school child pocketbooks. ' •' ' :' care have increased. sponsibilities will include sports First, I'd like to thank this per- little hurt won't keep a true win- editing as well as obituaries, some In Town Registration son and the rest of the community ner out of the game, for long, he'll YES, funded by Cranford United features and meeting coverage. Way, has an office in the Commu- for their continued support get back out and start fighting The new reporter most recently Sandwich Day throughput this very rough season. agaia An. injury could be classi- nity Center with volunteers on was a production, intern for- Sub- It is true all players do have fied as a break, muscle tear, duty from 2:30 to 4:30 p.m. Wed- urban Cablevision. He previously Everybody loves sandwiches. Whether, it's a mile-high "Dag- sprain, or as defined in Webster's „ nesday, Thrusday and Friday. CHILDREN BORN JAN. 1 1977 THRU DEC. 31, 1985 wood" special or your basic peanut butter-and jelly, everyone has hopes of being a starter and a was employed as a media planner major contributor to the team, but Dictionary something that "hurts Messages may be recorded pn the for J, Walter Thompson, New a favorite. To honor the masterful creator of the original fast food, or damages severely." No one is answering machine, 276-2233, at Sandwich Day was observed Saturday. '"*/.• __ that cant: always be. There are York City, and a media buyer for PLACE: Community Center, Bloomingdale Ave. only 11 positions on a football ludicrous enough to subject his anytime. John Montague, Fourth Earl.of Sandwin^i, Was tifofli 6n Nov. 3 Poppe Tyson Advertising & Public team and those are filled with the "body to permanent injury or de- Students age 14 through college Relations, Morris Plains. • DATES: Wednesday, Nov. 7 and Wednesday, Nov. 14 1718, in England. He was a gambler, and legend has it that he best 11 guys that can play. Posi- formation. In the event of an in- years may register! and indicate invented the sandwich as a time-saving nourishment while he Military's Spirit Day Arianas, a dean's list student, •' tions are not just given out at the jury a player should and usually their job preferences. YES checks graduated r from Duke University TIME: 7:15 to 9:15 pm was engaged in a 24-hour gambling session. " To the Editor: start of the season, they are bat- does leave the game. references before referring them But sandwiches weren't his oiily claim to fame. Montague was in 1985 with a bachelor's degree FEE: $25 First Child, $20 Second Child, $15 Third Child •As, we all count our blessings There are some important pack- tled for day in and day but in I agree this hasn't been much of to_potential employers Eind obr ]n psychology. At Duke he was Britain's first lord of the admiralty, secretary of state for the during the holiday seasbn, Meeker age restrictions: No firearms, reli- practice, and this doesn't mean tains4 performance reports on northern department, postmaster general, and the man after a season to cheer about, but the; chairman of the University Union Sharkey & MacBean is sponsoring gious matter of any kind,. pork that seniors.get more, of a chance players, coaches and managers every job .filled. Several top per- major attractions" committee, en- whom Capt Cook named the Sandwich Islands in 1788. He-died "Spirit Day," It will be held next products, alcohol or pornography. to play than the other guys be- formers deceive awards at the end ChecksOnlyPlease!!',/ in London in 1792, but people everywhere will be forever in- . .arestill working hard every day to. tertainment '.'.' reporter for: the Thursday, offering a chance to s&r,•., Please drop off your donations cause they're, seniors; this is dem- try to do the best they can every of the school year, YES adminis-. school neWspaper and disc jockey. debted to tiie Earl of Sandwiqh for his timeless cre^ '•'•'.: lute the brave m<5n and :womeh of in the,first floor conference room onstrated by having three sopho- Saturday. Once again I say thank trators will provide, upon request, Paul Arianas for the school radio station; our military in the.Persian tJulf. \. this week. (MacB^ah volunteers •mores; fpur jyniors and -only four jou- for your support during this. ••To show our thanks for'their: will take care of; all the packmgj seniors in the starting huddles as "hard luck year. brave efforts to protect our free- Calendar of meetings customs forms and shipping.) Arid compared to last year having as George Schmidt ys' • agrees • dom, in a land far from home, while you're there, you're eligible many,as nine seniors on the start- we'd like to help make them feel Cranford football captain Thursday, Nov. 8 tion, Lincoln School to register for our. "bring home ing team: .—••••.. 61 Buirnside Ave. 7:30 p.m. Cranford Mayor's Com- 8:15 p.m. Cranford Board of Ad- "home for the holidays." Will you the bird" drawing. The lucky win- to sell credit mittee on Airplane Noise, Munici- justment, Municipal Building help? ner, will receive a Thanksgiving oal Building Tuesday, Nov. 20 Items most needed and appreci- turkey fit for a king and queen. Prime Time after school unit tq GJE, 8:30 p.m. - Garwood Borough 7:30 p.m. Cranford Township ated include packaged drink The drawing will be held.during mixes, board games, comic books, Council, Borough Hall Committee workshop, Municipal our Spirit Day Thanksgiving party To the Editor . homework. In October R.H. Macy and Co. Monday, Nov. 12 Building books, stationery, envelopes, jump Nov. 15 from 3 to 4 p.m. in the I want to thank Karin Burke and agreed to sell its consumer credit NOW YOU CAM 8 p.m. Cranford Board of Educa- I would encourage any con- 8p.m. Garwood Board of Adjust- ropes, Nerf balls, volleyball equip- conference room. Be sure to stop her associates of the Prime Time cerned parent who is looking for a division to the General Electric tion workshop, Lincoln School, 8 ment. Borough Hall • ment, craft kits, hand-held com- by. All packages will be shipped after-school program held at First safe, affordable, caring program Co. Financial analysts believe that p.m. Cranford Township Commit- 8 p.m. Garwood. Board of Educa- puter games, batteries, magazines, overseas the next day. Presbyterian Church. An afford- for their child to contact Karin the deal, which is expected to tee, Municipal Building tion, Lincoln School music cassette tapes, pens, 35mm KC. Chamberlain able after-school program has fi- Burke at 276-3088, Thank you take effect in January, was negoti- 8 p.m. Kenilworth Board of Edu- Wednesday, Nov. 21 film, sun visors, squirt guns, art Marketing director nally been established for our Karin for taking the worry out of ated primarily to to erase approx- cation, Harding School 8 p.m. Cranford Planning Board, .supplies, and model kits. Meeker Sharkey & MacBean children with transportation pro- my day. ',.-. imately $1.5 billion in debt which Tuesday, Nov. 13 Municipal Building vided. The children have many the department store acrued after 8 p.m. Kenilworth Borough TomicaHarnos a management buyout in 1986. Tuesday, Nov. 27 "different activities to choose from 36 Rutgers Rd: Council meeting, preceded by 8 p.m. Cranford Township Com- American Education Week and are encouraged to do their As of now, it is unclear what im- HEIPYOURSCHOOLW workshop at 7 p.m., Borough Hall mittee, Municipal Building To the.Editor: pact, if any, the purchase will iTijii 8--.j5.nw,JCenilsKortk.. .Bwrough have on the approximately 200 officials and the thank you employees working at <, the,' ,divi- ^^c^^^ede^:;^r^li6|^t. "^jyear a. wefck)' />'•..•.; . sion's 61 Myrtle St location herei yJThexbnce aside a§ Ame-' y(ll. :j,;. ; "To the Mtor;. . . . . Macy's has hired the Kerst Pub- Garwood , 1 ,_ ^1W educatioU n ion Week.;:.. •; ',•' ':.;;:, • „•• -i. „ „ y workshop at trad^bn I arid this Girl Scout Troop'779v^arifcs all to out" next drive Jan. 12 and lic Relations Agency, N.Y:, to han- B roi hH ]1 The Natibnal PTA is one of 12 every other month thereafter. mittee orfitirplane^oise,Munici- • ° ^ a „„ strength. Improving our nation's those who helped with bur food dle all inquiries into the pur: organizations sponsoring Ame- Thank you also to all those who pal Building Wednesday, Nov. 28 education system is the respohsi- drive 6n Saturday. The goods col- chase. No one at the Cranford lo- rican Education Week, Nov. 11 to lected have been delivered to brought food items to the school cation or Macy's N.Y. headquar- Monday, Nov. 19 8 p.m. Garwood Planning Board, bility of panmtS, teachere, admin- 17. These organizations are striv- 8 p.m. Cranford Board of Educa- Sylvia Sidoti at Family Care to parking lots and to superinten- ters would comment at all. Maur- Borough Hall istrators, community and business ing to make citizens of this coun- help restock the shelves for the dent Robert Paul and the Board een Burgess of the Kerst Agency try aware of the workings of our. needy of Cranford. Scouts in our of Education for allowing us to said, "G.E. and Macy's are.cur- public school system and to pro- troop could not have done it with- use the school parking lots. rently considering a plan to trans- Aroma of Clorox, Vicks and warm toast vide opportunities, for individual out the help of the other troops at Herb Mayer fer employees from Macy's to G.E. support and involvement in im- Hillside, Orange, Walnut, Livings- Bonnie CierkowsW However, it is tooprematur e in It is flu season. You read about it in the papers, cloth to bring down a fever, gently help me into proving our nations schools. 1 ton, BroOkside and St Michael's Leaders of Troop 779 the process to know much." hear about it on TV and radio. If you are young and clean pajamas, and tuck me into bed. Bowls of hot. Every American needs to recog- schools. We are looking forward The Macy's consumer credit: di- invincible or you are my age and have lived long broth, cinnamon toast and glasses of ginger ale were nize the value Of learning and vtsion is responsible for handling enough to feel you can beat the odds, you ignore served in bed, with Mom urging me to "try and eat a help ensure that young people re- Bone marrow appeal paperwork on the store's credit those warnings...continuing to live life on the wild little." It was a safe, secure world then. I was a kid ceive the quality of educatio&rthey cards, and installment payments side...which means you do riot get enough sleep, and someone else took charge. Someone who always need and deserve.The students of To the Editor: .,.:'-• fot> large purchases such as furni- work k>ng hours, think a balanced meal is a bowl of knew "when" to call the doctor. In those days you today are the leaders of tomor- We thank the public for re-Broad St, Westfield. ) and appliances. Frosted-Flakes at 1 a.m. or no dinner at all. Then did not have to get bundled up; to go out to see the row. sponding to our appeal for bone Donors may call 687-4847 or, one morning you wake up and feel as if a truck has doctor. He came to you. Mom would call and he To quote President George Bush marrow donors to help our daugh- from out of the area, • hityou. '• 4" :••"'•. ". '..••• •:/ : • . • . :'•"•' .• would come right away. Prescriptions would be writ- at the signing of the American Ed- ter, Ronrii, in her fight for life. 1-800-437-3370 for more informa- Lawlor appointed < I should- of known I was no match for the micro- ten and my brother sent on his bike to the drugstore ucation Week Proclamation this In the month of October we tion. " scopic strain of virus floating around out there. It all to get them filled. year: "Education is a lifelong pro- tested more than 2,700 possible Again, we are appreciative of to state group ""started the beginning of last week when I woke up Anyone in.our house who got sick was treated with cess of growth and discovery that, those who responded to our ear- donors without finding a match ' EcUnond V. Lawlor Jr. of Cranr with a sore throat By luhchtime I felt like a torio f special care. Covers were patted, pillows for each child, begins with the in- for Ronnii Many more people lier appeal and know that we can bricks were on top of me...I was dizJy and I defi- imitable shelter of the family and forcThas been appointed a mem- plumped...and all wishes and desires fulfilled. The have called, wishing to be tested, count on additional donors com- ber of the state Real Properly Re- nitely was coming down with a bad cold. I decided extends through years of school- and we have set an additional ing forth on Nov. 14. , once the paper was "put to bed," I would go home ing.and experience. During Ame- cordirig Study Commission by Gov. date of Nov. 14 from 6:30 to 9:30 Charlotte and Robert F. Cohen JimFlorio. and lie down for awhile. That was Wednesday. I got rican Education Week, we pause p.m. at Temple Emanu-El, 756 E. Union up Saturday. In between that time I thought I was to reflect Upon the importance of Lawlor is president of the New going to die-.or wished I would. Wednesday night I a strong educational system to our Jersey Savings League. He re- resorted to crawling on my hands and knees to get to well being as individuals and as a Best protection in the nation ceived a bachelor's degree in eco- the kitchen for a drink of water. I had reached an all nation." nomics from Mount St Mary's Col- To the Editor: ' should teach everyone that we lege arid a master's degree in fi- time low...but not as low as I would get I was burn- Shenanigans Each year American Education My husband and I would like to ing up...I was freezing..-.! had chills and I wanted my Week offers a chance to renew have the best police protection in nance from Seton Hall University. thank everybody involved in the the nation. He is a graduate of the U.S. mother. Mom would know what to do...but it was 4 By Cheryl Moulton this commitment to excellence in search for our daughter. The a.m. and Mom, bless her heart, was fast asleep three education. It's time for everyone Rose and Tom Core Chamber of Commerce's Institute searchers included officers from 711 High St for Organizational Management towns away. So I crawled back to bed and lay there to get involved. the Cranford and Union County waiting to die. Cindy Myers He arid his wife, Marion, have police departments, the Elizabeth six children. On Thursday morning I dialed work with shaking Hillside School PTA president Police Department and the Union About letters hands and in a fevered wracked voice croaked, "I'm 86 Centennial Ave. County sheriffs office. They had sick. I can't come to work today...I may not ever -'w Lit!: JEkidtffid JThe Chronicle-will-print-as. Budget come back...I may not make it through the day." I victim lay amid boxes of Kleenex, glasses of ginger ^"Thanks even bloodhounds canvassing the many residents' letters as pos- deserved an Academy Award for this one. As I lay in ale, while everyone whispered and tiptoed around. entire area. sible on subjects oriocal intetv group planned my bed of misery...things only got worse. I began to Only Mom determined "when" you could get out of To the Editor: Their response was incredible; est Letters to the editor may TVmonitors,VCRs, telescopes, Midlantic is proud to be the cough, sneeze, .my back hurt and my fever rose bed. It was her decision as to when the patient was Thanks to members of the Ken- they were on the scene in minutes be submitted by mail or by fax Residents interested in serving Now you can help New Jersey's in these days of tight budgets. 1 only bank in New Jersey to offer above 101 degrees. I was a statistic.one of the seven able to move from the bedroom to the living room, ilworth Recreation Committee foi and, as upset as I was, I knew no later than 3 p.m. Tuesday. on a citizens budget advisory com- schools get the equipment they These School Money Dollars'' encyclopedias-a long list of edu- million people who would get the flu this year...and where another "bed" was made on the couch. The making this year's Halloween pa- they were doing everything they All letters should be typed or mittee for Cranford are asked to cational tools most schools sorely this program. If you already bank maybe one of the 340,000 that would lose their life to sick one was plied with tapioca pudding, Jello, warm rade such a big success. It's nice could and that makes it better, We clearly written and include the send a letter of interest along with need to give your children the edu- you and your relatives or friends with us, helping your school to a microscopic virus that cared only about reproduc- toast and milk and tea with lemon and honey. Mom to see members of the community thank God that this was a false writer's signature, address and resume to Mayor Edwin Force, in cation they deserve-simply need, and most school budgets ing. What had happened to my immune system, would gently rub Vicks on the patient's chest and pin sharing their holiday spirit with alarm and that our daughter was daytime telephone number. care of P.O. Box 626, Cranford HERE ARE JUSTA FEW EXAMPLES OF these days can't fully'prbvide. • help your children learn will now a others. found sleeping under the dining Unsigned letters will not be 07016, by Nov. 12. those attack cells that came to the rescue when the a soft flannel cloth around our throats. We all by allowing Midlantic to WHAT "SCHOOL MONEY DOLLARS" CANEARN. become a bonus.. body detects foreign cells? After awhile it did not learned a draft could give us "pneumonia" in our Special thanks to the Kenilworth room table in a blind spot, in a published and names will not The Township Committee will take care of your banking In the box are just a few exam- matter anymore. My white blood cells were out to weakened condition. Police Department, Fire Depart- chair where no one could see her. be withheld from publication. appoint members after reviewing If 5Q parents each brings a $5,500 savings account to Midlantic, ples of "School Money Dollars" And if you don't bank at luhch..and some foreign Taiwan flu was taking up Once the patient was on the way to recovery, it ment and Rescue Squad for their We are very fortunate to live in The editor reserves the right credentials of applicants. The new needs. permanent residence in my body. I pulled every would be several weeks before Mom stopped saying, help and participation. this town and we want everyone to edit for clarity or because of group will assess budget and fi- their school could choose an Apple lie Monochrome computer you can earn, and equipment for Midlantic,you now have one more, available cover over me and watched Andy Griffith, "Now you be careful, you just were sick." '; Bob Taylor in this area to know how Well pro- length or to avoid libel: nance matters . and give recom- Your community system. which they can be redeemed. very important, incentive to begin. Opie, Aunt Bee and Barney solve problems,in Growing up has its'disadvantages; When my Recreation director tected they are. This false alarri mendations to the governing body. Midlantic bank announces If bnly30 parents each opens a $10,000 CU their school could Mayberry. mother called last week and heard my croaking sub- choose a Bushncll zoom telescope with tripod. For full details on how you can Friends, keeping their distance, brought aspirin, stitute for a voice, she of course wanted to rush over Ward promoted "Banking On Your School" Patents, School' If 10 parents each opens a checking account with Midlantic for participate in the program, just ask tea, soup and flowers, I, having lost all pride, stood and ply me with all the benefits of her knowledge, FORBES NEWSPAPERS Stye tfranfor b PATRICIA ANDERSON It's a program that allows at least $500, their school could choose Apple's Children's Writ- dzalions, Teachers: up long enough to accept their tokens of good but I knew I had to wing it on my own. As much as I A DIVISION OP FORBES INC. Editor to operations chief at your community Midlantic will...aware, but not caring, that my hair stood up in longed to feel her cool hands on my head and the MALCOLM S. FORBES, JR. new and existing Midlantic ing and Publishing Center software. 1-2119 points, and mascara from two days before was comfort of her telling me I would be fme...I also Chairman ROSALIE GROSS Polychrome Corp. has promoted bank fora"BankingOnYour smudged under my eyes. Wearing jogging pants, two knew the results of her catching what I had at her Chronicle News Editor Ian Ward of Cranford to manager customers to earn valuable of human resources and opera- School" kit.Or call the number sweatshirts, two pairs of socks and my old reliable age. I was a big girl now, despite how I felt I mus- JOHN J. O'BRIEN Serving Crauford, Garwood "School Money Dollars" that local earn with Midlantic can be 8:30 am to6:0 0 ptra President and Publisher and Keuliworth CHERYL MOULTON, tions at the company's Clark Him pink fluffy bathrobe...! did not care how I looked, tered up all the courage I had and told her I was PETER WAMSTEKER below. We'll tell you how to get What did it matter? I had lost all pride anyway. I finc.I was drinking liquids...and had just rubbed Z76-60O0 division facility. schools can redeem for free educa- redeemed by your school's PTA or for more ii EDWARD F. CARROLL FAX-276-8220 Reporters Ward has held a number of thank them and collapsed back on my bed. I hated vicks on my chest This seemed to console her. Executive Editor tional equipment so badly needed HSA for computers and software, started, being sick...but more than that I hated feeling vul- During my "recovery" I realized how. important Published every Thursday by Forbes News- KAREN KASS1NGER, supervisory positions with the papers, A Division or Forbes, Inc., 102 Wal- firm over the last 17 years. He nerable. I was an open target, in my weakened state, the simple things were when I was growing up. MICHAEL CASE nut Ave., Cranford, N.J. 01016. Second class JOHN SCHNEIDER to any disease that floated around aimjesaly. More Every aspect was focused on the fiamily, the kids and Advertising/Marketing Director postage paid at Cranford, NJ. POSTMAS- Advertising Sales previously was a production su- than that I felt like a kid again ^r- being together. The traditions I grew up with linger TER: please send address changes to Forbes pervisor with Pavelle Corp. Ward GEORGE GANNON Newspapers, Fulfillment Office, P.O. Box ANNPOUCAY was educated In the Ignited King- In-between sleeping 20 hours a day I could not even now. The comfort I felt from Mom's hands that Circulation Director 757, Bedmlnster, NJ. 01921. ChumMed Advertising lANTI help but remember when I was a kid Mom always smelled faintly of Clorox are only one of the many Subscription rates by mall one year within dom where* he earned,a technical seem to know what to do. When I would get sick, things which continue to make me smile. I guess we LENA B. MOORE Union County $20.00. Out or county $24.00. DEBRA CURIA certificate in photographic sci- General Manager Out or state $27.00. ence and an associate's degree in Mom's hands, smelling ever so faintly from Clorox never get too old to need Mom and that special Office Manager Member FDIC bleach, Would sponge me down with a cool wash- comfort she alone seems to be able to give. business. He is a member of the Society of Photographic Scientists and Engineers. , Pwswu.1 Kcounts only. PwtkipMlon Is subject to the "Banking On Vtour School" rutos and w. Thursday, November 8,1990 CRANFORD CHRONICLE A-7 Volco ppurchase is voided (Cti(Continuedd fromfr page A-lAl) the advantages of ratables and . •e--«therrte3revenues-which~would"' cided to seek a court order as be derived from a proposed shop- soon as possible, he said. ping mall at the site. The rescission now clears the Abrams and Mandelbaum had way for Volco to conduct negotia- reportedly intended to ask Bor- tions with other interested parties ough Council and Planning Board in an effort to tsgllUh- property. to rezone the land from industrial Borough voters are solidly Borough, residents will have to to commercial use but there are continue to wait until another no records of a presentation being behind all GOP candidates purchaser comes along before any made, according to board and A-6 CRANFORD CHRONICLE Thursday,-NoVember 8,1990 cleanup of the site resumes. Council records. In a traditionally Democratic Kelly, 1,501, Alan Augustine, 1,475, Councilmen and residents have Consultants for the developers and LouiS Santagata, 1,455. The borough, it was surprising Tues- been p i_had_been_j:etaincd^and-re day to see Kenilworth voters results for the Democratic trio •sightliness of the property and it ports which would have detailed make their decisions in favor of were: Joseph Suliga, 769, Fred was madde a campaigi n issui e ththii s tthh e proposed project's impact on Court order rescinds i all the Republican candidates for Eckel, 745, and Jeffrey Maccarelli, year. ' ' the community were expected to Rego is mayor, GOP wins both Council seats J mayor, Borough , Council; Senate, 743yotes; . . At the time the sale was an- be presented to Council but never Congress and freeholders. nounced, the developers touted materialized. j Voters supported Republican Voters rejected public question Volco sales agreement By Peter Wamsteker Senatorial candidate Christine No. 1 which Would have autho- Kenilworth voters Tuesday j Todd Whitman by nearly 300 votes rized $135 million in bonds for Man held on forged check charge low to moderate income housing By Peter Wamsteker. elected Republicans Joseph Rego, 1 over incumbent Bill Bradley, 1,392 A 24-year-old Springfield man from a bank representative that A $4.8 million contract to pur- John Brede and Sam Cavallarp to j to 1,091. • but approved the two other ques- fect when the company was in the tions regarding horse racing on was arrested Oct 24 and charged Crause allegedly was attempting . . chase the Volco Brass and Copper business of converting raw materi- close the balance of power on •;•' They also helped re-elect Re- with theft by deception among to cash a check for $1,500. Crause Co. property by two real estate de- Borough Council. Sundays and simultaneous picto- • ais into wire. ; • publican Matthew Rinaldo to an- rial transmission of horse races to IT ALL ADDS UP: Harding School pupils Romina D'Andrea, other criminal charges after he al- hahdd previouslily forged a stolen velopers was rescinded Oct, 29 Chemical by-products from the The Republican trio clearly de- other term in Congress, defeating legedly attempted to cash a bad gambling houses in.Atlantic City. left, and Michelle Giacobbe collect Shop Rite register receipts check on Oct. 11 for $600, accord- under a Federal Bankruptcy conversion and large quantities of feated Democratic opponents Ph- ; Democratic, challenger Bruce check; ing to investigators.. Court order.1 , yllis Baldacchini, incumbent Local results echoed statewide |n hope" of receiving a Macintosh computer for the school. motor oil had seeped into the soil' I Bergen by an overwhelming 1,967 balloting. The man, identified as Thomas Crause also was charged with . U.S. Bankruptcy Court Judge requiring.huge amounts of earth Eugene Pepe and Andrew Felder to438. . . PTO is providing incentives for raising $225,000 worth of Crause and whose last known ad- two counts bad checks, attempted by nearly 1,500 votes combined in William F. Tuohey signed an to be removed and replaced. At With the support of Kenilworth > A total of 2,668 or 64 percent of tapes.: • , .;• '• '• , ••• '• . -•.. • .•.-. • • . \ . dress was the Colonial .Motel, theft by deception, two counts of order to dissolve the agreement the present time/the site remains a hotly contested fall campaign. j. residents, the trio of Republican registered voters turned out at the . • .. . . Springfield, was arrested at 4 p.m. uttering a forged instrument and between developers Harold Ab-. without the required environment Rego, sworn in yesterday as i candidates for the county free- polls Tuesday. Of the 4,172 regis- Educator tO disCUSS Creative parenting by. officers Matthew Devlin and two counts receiving stolen prop- rams of New York City and David . tal approvals and has been re- mayor to serve the remainder of [ holder board swept the three tered voters, 2,014 are Democrats, former Republican Mayor Joseph .. •...-••». . ° Douglas Lamont at United Coun-. erty. He was in Union County, jail Mandelbaum of West Orange after duced to a wasteland of concrete available seats. The local tally for 683 are Republicans and 1,475 are George E. Obermeier, a nation- d otheth r adolescencdl e issues.i : tieti s Trust Co. on the Boulevard. Tuesday in lieu of posting $10,000 Benintente's term through 1991, independents. ; Volco ran out of funding to clean rubble and a vacant building. I Republicans .was: Linda Lee ally recognized drug and alcohol Obermeier has made hundreds of . Police responded to a report bibaill . up the 11-acre site on Boulevard The contract also provided that vowed to cany but the Republi- educator, will present a seminar presentations to. .school, profes- and Market Street • • • :; •: if Volco was unable to clean up can platform to stabilize taxes and on1 creative parenting Tuesday at sional artd community groups In a motion before the judge, the contaminated site, the .devel- repair and renovate the borough's Halloween vandals toss , paint 7:30 p.m. at Jonathan Dayton High about issues affecting teenagers J 1. Volco attorney Sheldon Schachter opers had the option of - imple- infrastructure. School, Springfield. •: . and their families. Eggs were thrown at several lice patrol car parked on N. 20th asked the. court to release all par- menting a DEP approved cleanup "The- people have spoken," The Kenilworth vote REPUBLICAN VICTORS: Winners jn Tuesday's election are, from left, Joe Rego, who was sworn,: : Topics will include proactive Parents of students enrolled in houses and two cars were sprayed Street also was sprayed with ties from the contract because plan. Rego told a crowd of enthusiastic ; the four schools in the regional in as mayor yesterday, and counciirnen elect John Brede and Sam Cavallaro. parenting, coping together, prob- with paint in the borough on "mis- paint Volco "was unable to. implement a But with lack of funding and the supporters Tuesday night "The : DISTRICT 1 2 3 4 : 5- 6 Absentee TOTAL lem solving, building self esteem, district are invit chief and Halloween nights. cleanup plan because it does not developers' decision not to exer- voters were tired of the smear tac- job and finish what Joe Beni- Democratic councihnen were Florio's $2.8 billion tax package Eggs were thrown at parked cars •Police confiscated "two dozen have the financial .ability to do cise their option to clean the site, tics our opponents used. They at- Mayor on N. and S. 21st strdets ' and tacked the public because they ntente, Dennis Schultz and myself unsure Tuesday about whether for ,the coming year. • .. •Rego(R) 251 250 222 277 305 260 . NA 1,565 Scouts in Troop eggs between-.' 19th and- ~"&)th • so." '••. v '• V .. ' .• • • : .• v Volco decided to ask for a court rank through the window of a Boul- ^streets in the vicinity of Sheridan couldnt attack us and the voters started years ago*" ;••'•••'•• • they would name a successor. plans? I •think I'm going to take up Baldacchini
'•I thursday, November^,1990 CHRONICLE A-9 Winners named in costume parade Garwood Lions .Club has an- nounced the names of the win- ners in the,annual Halloween pa- rade and costume contest Win- Woman given summons for collision ners were selected in age catego- ries for prettiest, funniest, best A 65-year-old Garfield woman into the driveway before he had a character and most original cos- was charged with careless driving chance to stop. An eyewitness, tume. Oct 30 after Tier car was hit by a identified as Brian Strong of Page A-8 CRANFORD CHRONICLE Thursday, November 8,1990 Infant to 3 years old: Sara Star- pick-up trtfck on North Avenue. Maryland, agreed with Farielli's nes, Jessica Wilds, Billy DuBrel, The woman, identified as El- account, according to the traffic Jessica Sheldrake, Anthony Del- eanor Rusnak, was driving her report conte, Mallory Feigenbaumr - Ford~Mustang"e'ast on North~~Ave~ —A— passengerMn—Rusnak-s—ear— Joseph Delconte, Allison Severage nue at 11:56 a.m. when she at- Ceiestine Billey, 69, of Garfield and Nicholas Hrynkiewicz. ' tempted to make a left turn into* and a 3-year-old grandchild, iden- ©oily wins mayoralty, Republicans Maszezak^amTTtossi are elected Age 4 to 6: Mejissa Graham, Sam the driveway of Wait-a-Minute • tified as Douglas Zemenkis of Edison, were taken to Overlook By Rosalie Gross tion in which an incumbent has An elated Polly called Tues- Alpert, Craig McCarrick, Brian Photo, 256 North Ave. Harris, Michael Allen, Albert Del- Hospital by the Garwood First Aid In a total Republican sweep, in been defeated. Gurrieri ousted in- day's election a mandate. "We Rusnak told . police she had Squad. Billey complained of pain Tuesday's- election, former Coun- cumbent Republican Dominic have to show the people we are conte III. slowed, signaled and then at while the child had lacerations to cilman Tom Dolly was elected Carrea four years ago. Carrea, in worthy of their votes," he said. He Age 7. and 8: Amanda Banick, tempted to make the turn when his face. Both were treated and mayor for four years, ousting in- turn, had defeated former Mayor is "putting.Out a challenge to.the Amapda McCormick, Jennifer and she was hit by a Dodge pick-up released from the emergency cumbent Georgiana Gurrieri by a John J. McCarthy in 1982. Both people of Garwood to help me April Sirak, Leanne Hoff, Chipper truck driven by Matthew Farielli, room. 57 to 43 percent plurality. Repub- Gurrieri and Dolly were late com- and the rest of the Council in Boyd, J.D. Flynn, Melissa Pan- 23, of Elizabeth. . kiewitz and Courtney Dinsmore. Farielli told police he. was driv- Rusnak and Fanelli escaped iri- lican Council candidates Walter ers in their respective successful helping us make Garwood a place according to the report Maszczak and Andrew Rossi de- mayoral bids. Gurrieri had re- where we're proud to live." He Age 9 and 10: Si&cy Lipsett, ing West on North Avenue when,, feated incumbents Dennis placed Frank Krov on the ballot said he and Council "can't do it Jennifer Delevante,Erika Morgan, ; RusjjakJ[nade_her Jeft hand turn McCarthy and Pau| DeVenuto. in 1986 after he moved out of Gar- alone. We need good people to Yanni Marmarou, Rich Broski, Seagram's 72 Becky Anderson, Ricky McCar- The 4-2 Democratic majority on . wood. Dolly, although nominated work toward the common goal of Vodka f.75 LHer by 25 write-in votes during thre the betterment of Garwood." rick, Crystal McCormack. .1.75 Ufer the current Council will switch to Photos by Daiyl Stone Eleven and older: Anthony Pet- a 4-2 GOP edge when the newly June primary, at first declined, ; The mayor-elect's first priorities $12" waiting until September to be- are to recruit residents who "will COSTUME PARADE starts borough's annual celebration of Halloween through center of town. racca, Heather Marko, Victor elected officials are sworn in Jan. Burisch and Nancy Sherman. 1. The Republicans will have the come a candidate. vrork hard on boards and commit- Below, tired Ninja Turtle twins Timmy and Kevin Felice relax with, their mother, Denlse, while majority for the first time in four Dolly, who had served on Coun- tees" and "to find Ways to fight waiting for costume judging. Southern cil from 1985 to 1987, led the local the mandated costs to municipali- Gilbey'sGIn Bacardi Rum years. , .• ..'. '•".-[ • • • , Comfort candidates with 806 votes, 207 ties in New Jersey by state offi- 1.75 Uter Light or Dark Gurrieri's defeat will bring to an Health Day open 1.75 Uter .. 1 Uter more than Gurrieri's 599. Maszc- cials." He said he hoped"voters end 16 years of service on the gov- $999 zak, a councilman from 1977 to are letting them know on a state $1499 erning body, the last four "as 1988, polled 795 votes and Rossi, a WINNERS in Tuesday's election are, from left, mayor-elect Tom Dolly and councilmen-elect to boro residents mayor. Her re-election bid was level tonight" Smirnoff newcomer, tallied 709. Rossi fin- JDolly made a point of saying Walter Maszczak and Andrew Rossi, all Republicans. Garwood residents, may partici- I Kahlua Hennessey V.S. Vodka marred by a lung infection which ished 77 votes ahead of McCarthy, has kept the mayor in the hospital that "one main concern is Geor- pate in a Health Day program Sat- who "polled 632 votes. DeVenuto giana's health. We wish her the statewide taxes. "Its a small urday from 9 to 11 a.m. at the in intensive care since Oct 15. garnered 598 votes. town," he said; "The vote goes up She had offered to withdraw as a best She's always had the best in- Voters, iii about face, pull Westfield YMPA, 138 Ferris JP1. It Maszczak arid Rossi will join terest of Garwood in mind." and down." He said voters here is sponsored1 by the . Westfield •" candidate, but Democratic leaders Republicans Barbara Morgan and were reacting to the local tax in- insisted she remain on the ballot peniuyMcCarthyattributed the levers for all Republicans Board of health. ; - *..... ;••;*. ;Fred Strahlendbrf on Council incumbents' defeat to "nothing. - crease and assessment by Rahway Services will include blood/pres-;.'. •'•;• Tuesday's results marked the along with Dements ^Michael more than a backlash to Gbv Valley Sewerage Authority. "Not • -What a difference a year can Republican freeholder candi- sure screening, breast „ self-exam thirjd consecutive mayoral elec-'. . Crincoli and Charles Lombardb.,.; Florio," based oh local, county action o red or white .make; -•'••' .••••••.*-•.•• .••-•—•'--.-.•« .•'.'•• dates, who were victorious couniy- instruction, and fake-home kits to '.'•' and state results.. He said; "the ate the problems," Borough voters last year sup- wide, led the ballot here. The re^ detect blood in'•• the , gastro- i99 majority of the state was caught Maszczak, who took "a two-year ported all the Democratic candir suits were: Linda Lee Kelly,, 857, intestinal tract Registration for a up" ,in a flurry of articles and holiday" from Council, said he dates on the ballot, led by an Alan Augustine, 814, Louis San- SMAC blood test ends at noon radio reports about anti-Florio re"-- looked forward to "getting back overwhelmingly plurality for Gov. tagata, 790, and Democrats Fred today. The. cost is $20 and must be lerPschorrOktoberfesU-iyssI The Garwood vote action. "The feeling was to oust involved...Once it's in your blood, Jim Florio. However, apparent Eckel, 467, Joseph Suliga, 446, and paid at the Westfield Health De- .24-1.2 orbottles -t; the incumbents, especially Demo- it's there." He said the victory "is voter dissatisfaction with the new Jeffrey Maccarelli, 460. partment, 425 E. Broad St Only a crats," McCarthy said. He said he I Fontana Budweiser Retumables overshadowed by Georgiana's governor's $2.8 billion tax over- limited number of registrants will 24 -12 oz. bottles plus $1.20 deposit DISTRICT 1 2 3 4. Absentee TOTAL felt the local Democratic team Garwood voters followed state be accepted. 13 Candida 1 sickness. We wish her good haul resulted in a'complete about results in the three public ques- $ S "did a good job for the town ' and health." He felt the mayor's ill- face this year when Garwood vot Mayor thought the results would have tions. A bond issue for affordable Becks 14 •Dolly (R) 230 300 98 178 ' NA 806 ness was not a factor in the elec- ers gave the nod to all theJRepub^ Gallo Rhine or Taylor Chablis 24-12 02* bottles Guerrieri (D) 173 201 98 127 599 been reversed had the new state housing was turned down 703 to" Auxiliary to take I Classic Burgandy ;NA tion. licans on the ballot 445. Sunday horse racing was ap- Keystone $799 : Borough Council tax package been drafted by a Re- 9S Republican Senatorial candi- proved here 548 to 519 and simul- $ 4 Liter'..". $fi 24-12.oz. cans •Maszczak (R) 216 300 103 176 NA 795 publican. Rossi said he was "over- date Christine Todd Whitman orders for lights • 4 Uter 5" cast horse betting at casinos was Good through 11/12/90. All salo Hems are cash and.carry; delivery available, gift Wrapping and liquor *Rossi(R) 207 254 91 157 NA 709 whelmed" by his election, saying outpolled Sen. Bill Bradley here DeVenuto (D) 177 199 94 128 NA 598 Republican municipal chairman as a newcomer he was not as well favored 618 to 549. : Members ofthe Ladies Auxiliary baskets available. Management rrlay limit quantities. Not responsible for typo errort. This coupon mutt by 57 votes, 702 to.645. Rep. Matt- Ibo presented at time ol.purchaso. The prices In this ad aro set by Dlttrlcks and may not be available at McCarthy (D) 188 226 98 120 . NA 632 Jack Schmdit, however, felt that known as Dolly and Maszczak. He . of the Garwood Fire Department other locations.'All prices DO NQT Include sales tax. Senate Garwood voters were not neces- hew Rinaldo, \yho traditionally is Sixty-six percent, or 1,442, of the will be at the fire house tomorrow said he would serve, "the best way the top vote getter on the local borough's 2,190 registered voters Whitman (R) 208 261 92 141 NA 702 sarily expressing opinions on lean." from 6 to 8 p.m. and Saturday I DinRICK'S DISCOUNT WINES & LIQUORS •Bradley (D) 179 230' 97 139 NA - 645 ballot every two years, garnered went to the polls. Last year's gu- from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. to demon- \ m 1 rfh ***m tft^M^'b fT f^ 1,077 votes compared to chal- bernatorial election drew 68 per- strate the 911 Emergency Stress | 2 North Avenue • Garwood * 789-0525 congress lenger Bruce Bergen's 264 tallies. cent ' .Mpn-SaL9_am to.10 pm • Sunday 1, to 8;30 . •Rinaldo(R) 310 394 148 225 •NA 1077 Man charged in check seam at bank Lights and take orders. ; \ Bergen (D) 72 86 45 61 NA 264 LH a^ M M Valuable Coupon Good Thru 11/12/90a«api •• MM A 27-year-old Elizabeth man was vestigating how the checks were PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE ... i-reenniqers...... ; ; \ 239 307 97 171 NA 814 arrested Oct 24 arid charged with obtained. '''•"." ". '• '•'• • * Augustine (R) BOROUGH OF QARWOOD ' Math teacher presents workshop Driver fined : •KellytRT "."•" " 248 319 109 181 •••••' NA 857 theft by deception and forgery af- "He deposited nearly $30,000 • ' TAX SALE •'• - . ' • ' • . PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT I, Richard O. Burr, Collector of Taxes 61 tho Borough of Garwood. In • 'ft 227 298 99 166 ter he allegedly withdrew: over Maureen Mahoney, a math magic squares and probability for MV violations •Santagata (R) NA 790 worth of checks and withdrew trio County of Union and Stato of New Jersey, will on the 6th day ol Docombor. 1900 **•' the Municipal Building. 403. I Eckel (D) 127 160 80 100 NA 467 $1,500 from a checking account he about $1,500 from the bank sign- Soulh Auonuo. Garwood, Now Jorssy. at the hour of 10:00 a.m. sail the following described lands situated In the teacher in Garwood, was invited SuligailD) 425 155 71 95 NA .••.•. 446 had opened using false identifica- ing the checks in the name of a Borough of Garwood* • ; • . • by the Carteret public school dis- Mrs. Mahoney teaches math and A 34-year-old Elizabeth man ; Block • Lot •• Narrtv . . •••••• • Amount computers to grades 6 "to 8 at pleaded guilty Oct 29 to driving Maccarelli (D) 129 157 78 96 NA 460 tion, according to Garwood police. deceased person," said McCar- 31. . 24 , Meod Real Estalo Partnership . • S9.71974 ' • trict to conduct a teacher work-, The man, identified as John Said lands will be sold to make I ho amount chargeable against the samo on tho sixth day ol December 1990 with Lincoln School. She formerly with a suspended driver's license •Winner rick.- .•.-'• • -."••. .;/. •••.'• •ntbrosl and costs oh the date) of salo, as computed In Iho (oroQoing list. bul.iS'OKCIUsivo ot Ihe lion (or the taxes shop Nov. 6 on problem solving Yeachshein and whose last known lor the year 1990. ' ' • .:..;..:.... . - ..'•::. and motivational activities for taught at the high school and mid- among other motor vehicle' viola- The investigation began in July The sale shall t)o made (p such person or persons as wllj purchase said properties sub|pcl to redemption at the dle school levels. She^is a gradu- tions. address was given as Pennington after bank officials became suspi- lowest rale ol intorust. bul in no case In oxcess of IB per cent per annum. Any biddor may. in lieu of oilering a rale math. . •."'.•• Street, was in Middlesex County of Interest loss than one 0%). otforaprerrilumovorandabovo Iho amount ol taxosi assessments and other charges, ate of the Univeristy of Indiana ; Jorge Mustelier pf 532 Fulton cious about the transactions, said and Ihe gale shall be mado to the porson or persons who offer to pay said amount, plus the highest premium.. Pay- She instructed the staff on how Adult Correctional Institute Mon- ment lor tho salo shall be made before the conclusion ot (ho* sale or the property shall be resold. to apply problem-solving methods and will receive a master's degree Street also pleaded guilty to driv- McCarrick. Any parcel ol real 'property for which Ihoro shall be no other purchaser will be stuck olf and sold lo tho Borough Leonard listed in stable condition i ; : 1 day on a number of outstanding of Garwood lor redemption at 18 por cont per annum and.the municipality shallhave the same remedies and rights to word problems and presented in math education from Kean Col- • ing an unregistered motor vehicle ....,'...;.,...ir;.*,,;i^if;^;:.!;,..*.:.;';/i,.'; J*.,..;I; „...*,.„'•• , *'. *:" ':*'i .^*'". ,,j warrants, according to Detective as olhor purchasers! Including Iho right lo bar or lorecloso. the right ol redomptlon. . ' lege next May. and driving with fictitious license, Former Garwood Municipal that her husband has a history of This sale is mado under and by virtue ol Iho "Tax Sale Law" ol tho Stale of New Jorsoy and the supplements and activities involving tangrams, i , *( Robert McCarrick. Bail ha$ been amendments therololNJRSI)4:5-1Bet seq|. . .: .. . • : . * * Court Judge James "Bud" Leon- heart failure, * Garwood seniors plates and was fined a total of set at $50,000 by Judge William '. At any limb belore tho sale tho Cplloctor ol Taxeb will receive paymont ol .the amount duo On any property, with $580 by Judge William Boffa Jr. ard was listed in stable condition # Members of the Garwood Senior tntorqsl and coots incurred up to the lime ot paymont. ONLY CASH OR CERTIFIED CHECKS WILL BE ACCEPTED. School newsletter competing for prize "He's doing fine. The tests are BoffaJr. , '.:.••• ••.'•' i •••,••*• Richard 0- Burr, CTC The Judge also revoked his in the intensive care unit of Citizens Club are goihg to Wood- ••••••• Collector ol Taxes * hot conclusive yet but he is doing J105.00 .*.•••.* * . . CC2-4I-J-NOV.8.15,22.29, 1090 driver's license for 30 days. . Rahway Hospital late Tuesday af- According to McCarrick, Yea- lock Pines in Hawley, Pa., tomor- "The Garwood School Scene," Robert McCarrick, chairman of fine," she said. "He should be out chshein had allegedly opened a the quarterly publication of Gar- Mustelier was issued a summons ternoon, according to a hospital TOWNSHIP OF CRANFORD . the school board's policy and pub- of intensive care tonight and I ex- row. Birthday celebrants this Sept 19 on the 400 block of South spokeswoman, checking account at Berkeley month are Ann Schultz arid Jose- PUBLIC NOTICE wood public schools, has been ac- lic relations committee, said, "People seem to take pect he will be home in about 4 to Federal Savings Bank in Path- NOTICE OF SAL* OF PROPERTY cepted into the annual communi- Avenue, Leonard, 79, was taken to the 5 days." phine Piassuha. FOR NON-PAYMENT OF TAXES "The Garwood School Scene' is a hospital by the Garwood First Aid mark Shopping Center using per- 'Public notice io horoby glvon that I.Thomas J. Grady, Collector of Taxes ol Iho Township ol Cranlbrtj. In tho Coiin- cations competition of New Jersey confidence in an ad by * ly of Union, will sell at public sale, on tho 6th day of Decomber. 1990. at tho Municipal Building. B Springfield Avo.. high quality newsletter mailed to Squad after complaining of chest Leonard retired Oct 1, 1989 sonal and business checks which 'MISS DAISY* Cranlord. Now Jersoy a! 2:00 p.m. or at such other lime and place to which said sale may- then be ad'oumod, each . School Boards Association. and all of Iho soverai lots and parcols ot land assossod lo the respocllvo porsori3 whose names are set opposite * all residences,, businesses and meeting pains and a shortage of breath after 43 years on the bench. He had been stolen from Dresser George Street Playhouse pre- each respective parcel as the owner thereof lor the total amount ot municipal lions chargeable against said lands a Forbes Publication....- respectively, as computed up lo Ihe 5th day of. December, all as roqglrod under tho provisions of Article 4. Chapter commercial establishments in Pump Co. of Liberty Corner near 6W after he was taking out the gar- was the last remaining non- sents "Driving. Miss Daisy" 5. Tillo 04. of Iho Revised Statues of N je-rsey.. 1937. entlllo'd "Sale ol Real Properly to Enforce Liens." Section TV-35 schedule Garwood. In has been successful The Rosary Altar Society ofthe bage on Sunday afternoon, ac- attorney municipal judge in New Bernards Township, through Nov. 18 at the theater, 9 54:509 to 54:5-111. and amondmonts thoroto. . . . ' . ... in informing people on a commu- Church of St Anne meets at 8 to- "the detective said outside law ; TAKE FURTHER'NOTICE, that the. hereinafter described lands and each o! (ho rospcctlvo parcels, thereof, will be Nov. 12: 5:30 p.m., computer cording to police. Jersey. He also served as a coun- Livingston Ave., in downtown sold to make the'amount of municipal lions' severally chargoablo against tho same.on Ihe 31sl day of Decomber. nity-wide basis the many positive night in the school cafeteria fol- Over the years Blind Luck Inc., has tried many While the hospital could not say cilmanand mayor and was a enforcement agencies arfe still in- 1990 exclusive, however, of tho lions ol the year as computed in said list against each parcel of land severally assess- graphics • New Brunswick. Call 246-7469, : ed as one parcel, logethor with Interest on each of (he several amounts respectively to the dale of tho Bole and the educational happenings in our lowing the recitation of the rosary different advertising approaches. After what the judge is being treated charter member of the Garwood costs ot the salo. Parcols will be sold subject lo Improvement assessment Installments not yet due, and any omitted ' Nov. 13: 5:30 p.m., Trip to or added assessments ol Improvements.as provided In N.J.S.A, 54:4-63.2 and 63:4-6.31. district" and benediction in the church at examining Forbes and their programs, we for, his wife, Anne, said Tuesday First Aid Squad. TAKE.FURTHER NOTICE, that aald lands .will bo sold at 18% Intoresl or loss to make the'amount ol municipal Ellis Island; 6:30 p.m., Orange Co-editors are schools superin- 7:30. The prograrii is "brown bag" decided to go ahead with an account through Hone Chargoablo against redompllon at Iho lowost rale ol intorost. The payments lor. Iho salo shall bo'mado boloro Avenue School Halloween pa- Ihe conclusion of Ihe sale by cash, certified check or monoy order, or tho property shall be rosotd. Properties for tendent Walter E. Boright and bingo. Plans for the Christmas the assistance of Sales Rep. Rita Gray. which there are noi other purchasers, shall bo struck of I and eold to tho Townqhip ot Cranford. in accordance wilh rade said act of (ho legislature. Interest on subsequent liens shall be allowed as provldod by law. principal Gail M. Wovna. party will be completed. At any. time before Ihe sale, said Collector will receive payment of tho amount'duo on any proporly with interest Nov. 14: 5:30 p.m., Orange To say the least, the results were highly Im- Cigarette causes fire in attic bedroom . and costs Incurred by cash, certified check or money order. . . • Tho land and promlsos lo bo sold are described as lollows: ThnM,B . nrnft.. Avenue School PTA fashion pressive. People seem to take confidence in An attic fire at a Center Street The occupants had already evac- Dated: November 8, 1090 . . _ . ... CJS?oi tan show A family business bonded, licensed, Insured an ad by a Forbes Publication and our in- THE NAMES SHOWN ARE AS THEY APPEAR IN THE TAX DUPLICATE!AND DO NOT NECESSARILY MEAN THE since 1908 residence Oct 31 was caused by a uated the premises when officers PARTIES ARE THE PRESENT OWNERS OF PROPERTY. .+••••*•»;• Nov. 15: 5:30 p.m., Repeat of creased clientele shows this. Leonard DeStefano and Joseph Lol Name Amount resident who fell asleep while 6002 Slcko, Mildred $3145 91 Nov. 13 smoking a cigarette, according to Wilds arrived, said police. There a liobhauser. John & Joanno 075.59 Nov. 16: 5:30 p.m., Hillside With a high level of satisfaction, Blind Luck 7 Mull. Gerald & Susan 511679 authorities. was minimal damage and there Garco; Ubirafgn 450578 -lnc. -would be quick-to recommend Forbes 17 _Marpark lncj:/q_R, O*Sulliv*m_ and Orange Avenue schools r were no injuries. 15 -421274 The resident, David Cielinski, WyoiirigEhee. Scoir&Dana Halloween parade - HOME; AUTO; Newspapers to anyone looking to Increase 7 2010,20. -had-fallen-asleep when the'ciga-^ Schooler. Conrad B. Jr. . 862.16 17 Mnnsoflold. Robert Classic Cinema: sales and profit for their company. 1 2938,40 COMMERCIAL, & INDUSTRIAL rette he had been smoking ignited Separately, a grass fire between Liddy. Gooroo & Ooloros 5954.50 1 Bortololli. Rosa Nov.l3,"Little Foxes" with a mattress in his attic bedroom, the Johnson Avenue playground S . 1475.30 Crnblel Inc. 17.030.10 Bette Davis; Nov. 14, "Maltese jocks,jsafes,Jk according to reports. _. and Prestige Auto Body on South 1.02 =W*P art; Nov.. 15, —Firemen responded—to "the" call ^Avenue Oct SlTwas extinguished- 50 Hart. PalrlclaJBond, Vioia • 129878 decorative hardware 2 by officer Paul Sakelarides with a Frod Ma22QO Gen. Conlraciora 120971' from his, father, Ed Cielinski, at 4 10 Brown..Fellcllia Esl. ol 2701.30 Cary Grant, all at noon e Dunne. llnda/Norrls. Raymond a.m. and managed to contain the hand-held fire extinguisher, ac- 1528.04 Owner cording to police. i Wonoorakl. Jerry & Edwm.i 317063 'AS CLOSE AS YOUR PHONE! blaze to the attic bedroom. 4 . Coladonato, Guldo & Janot 2600.30 Resident attends Blind Luck 1 Lalerrara. Michael Jr. 3162.88 11 Moloney. Judllh 2703.85 Belle Mead 14 Bohannon. Konnoth Nanryo • 317929 4 Brown, Janol Bordon Seton installation 3803.61 12 McGralh. Kennolh & Palrlcia 3085.40 Cash, jewelry stolen from residence CC5-4t.»-Nov.8.16.22.20.1090 Roseann Buticiarelli of Gar- An undetermined amount of jewelry and coins from a dresser BOROUQH OF OAHWOOD owner 6i owners Ihoroot are unknownrcannot be found wood, director of lifelong learning NOTICE OF HEARINO TO PROPERTY OWNERS or have refused to receive same. . at Union County College, repre- cash and jewelry were reported drawer inside a bedroom. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Forty" (401 blcyclos and parts Investigators said the burglary In compliance with Ihe Ordinances ol the Borough ol Ton (10) car radios sented the college at the recent Lock Shops stolen Monday from a Myrtle Ave- Gunwood. New Jersoy. and Iho Stalules'ol Iho Stale ol Assorted coins . . nue residence and police are in- may have occurred between 5 Now Jersey notice Is horaby served upon you lo the ef- Sony Walkman inauguration of Seton Hall Uni- on Wheels fect lhal {I do hereby propose to make application lo ob- Assorted Jewelry versity's new chancellor, the Rev. terviewing several suspects in p.m. Nov. 4 and 11:30 a.m. on Nov. tain variances In which lo subdivide Iho current lol and Fourteen |14) boxes ol assorted baseball cards radio-dispatched 5 and that entry was gained two family unil into 2 smaller lots each with orto unit. Said Two (2) Instant hamburger machines * Thomas Peterson. trucks deliver our service \ connection with the burglary. variances will be to allow lor a 0 fool side yard. 32 loot .' Said salo shall lake place al said location on Friday. \ The victim, identified as Chris- through a bathroom window. A and 31 loot width and a waiver of a oaraoe requirement November 23. 1900 Irom 10:00 a.m. lo 12:00 noon. Mrs. Bucciarelli is an alumna of • ', • • anywhere, window screen was missing, ac- on properly located at 444-44(5 Second Avenue. Lot 14. The goods and chattels so lo be sold are now in the Seton Hall's master's degree pro- Ntopher Ozemka of 643 Myrtle Ave., Block 43. possession ol Iho Police Department and may bo in- 24-hour emergency service cording to the report I have applied to Ihe Planning Board for ** hardship spected one hour prior to ihe auction. The public auc- gram in education and is a doc- called police at 11:38 am. to re- variance, and subdivision approval. lion shall be held In pursuance ol. and in accordance with port that someone had broken Detective Robert McCarrick is Any person or persons alluded by tins application may Ihe Laws ol tho Stale ol New Jersey pertaining thereto. toral student in its higher educa- have an opportunity to be heard al Ihe meeting of the By authority ol and for tho Township Co'mmllloe ol Ihe into, his house overnight and stole continuing the investigation. Planning Board lo be held on Novomber2S. 1090. al 8:00 Township ot Cranlord. tion administration program. She \ p.m. In Ihe Borough Hall, Oorwoorl. Now Jtiraey. Robert A Guorlin ' also holds a bachelor's degree in ' All documents rolallng lo this application may be in- Chlel of Police spiiciod by Ihe publlo between Ihe hour*, of 8:00 a.m. and history and social sciences from \ -APPROVED: , . main location close to ExitlSf Ofthe GSParkway 4:00 p.m. In the Olflce of Ihe Borough Clerk in Ihe Edward J. Murphy Fordham University. She has in Cub Pack 75 earn badges Borouoh Hall. Qarwood. New Jersey. 1 Township Administrator . • • • Bradley H. Husch J17.85 CC4-1I-N01/ 8.. 1000 been with UCC since 1986. SALES INSTALLATION SERVICE 444 Second Avr-nuo Boys in\Cub Scout Pack 75 re- cucci, Justin Furstenberg, Billy . , Qarwood. N J. Master Card and VISA welcomed NOTE: This notice must be personally served or sent by TOWNSHIP OF CRANFORD ceived badges at last month's Harris and Chris* Pasquariello. certified or registered mall al least 10 days bolore the BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT Bazaar, auction Fifth graders earning athlete and day ol Iho hearing, and prool ol service given lo Ihe Ad - NOTICE To Advertise with "RESULTS" call 722-3000 meeting. \ mlnlalratlva Of llcer al least 4 days boloro Iho day ol tho The Board of Adjustment (Zoning), Township ol Cran- Bobcat badges were presented traveler badges were Matt Desch, hearing. lord. County of Union. New Jersey will hold a public hear. slated at church Use this coupon for a 20% (discount $16.32 . . ' . CCI-tl-Nov. 0. 1000 Ing on Monduy. November 10. 1090. Workshop Meullnrj to Robert Faggiano, Phillip, Pas- Billy Dodge, Jason McCarrick, at 7:45 pm., public hearing at 8:15 p.m.. In the Municipal on any purchase. quariello, Chri^ Russamano and Richard Marko, Timothy Minson, WINNING RIDERS: Dennis Lesak, Knights of Columbus PUBLIC NOTICE . Building, a Sprlnglleld Avenue. Cranlord. New Jersey lo St Paul's Women's Circle will OF PUBLIC AUCTION SALE OF LOST OR consider Ihe following: . * , labor charmsot discounted Joshua Schmookler. Ricky McCar- Ricardo Pimenta, Matthew Trucks youth activity chairman, presents prize bikes to winners of RECOVERED PROPERTY *56OO — Terronce £Eli:abelh Hunter. Applicant, lor sponsor a bazaar and Chinese variances Irom Ihe requlreinenta ol tho Zoning Ordinonco and Robert Tucker. Billy, Jason, recent blke-a-thon—Christopher Hall of Union County College, TAKE NOTICE that the Governing Body ol Iho auction Saturday from 9 a.m. to 7 . ,-^"^#i . j&' '%' $ ^ # • Forbes Newspapers rick and Kevin \Tucker earned Tpwnshlp ol Cranlord shall expos* lor sale at Public Auc- lo erect an above ground swimming pool loo close lo rear Richard, Timothy, Matthew and who rode 70 miles and collected $215, and daughter Krlsten llon al the Township Municipal Bulldlnn, 8 Bprlnglleld. and side lol line and loo close lo principal Blruciur-} p.m. in Good Shepherd Hall, Cen- Bear Badges and two silver ar- AvenuD, Cranlord, New Jersey, Ihe following poods und (VI.G.J.b.) al Block 401. Lol 12 known an 51 Concord Deadbolts ,|#' M! ' '$fcH$ $.&:.: ' Robert also received geologist Street ter Street Homemade articles, Somert»t M«»»Brtgar-aanH» • Bound Brook Chronlcld • Middlesex Chronlclo • Plscalaway-punollon Ravlew * Metuchen-Edlson Flavlow rows. Lesak, 1.1, who rode 50 miles for $393, of $2,706 total for St. chatlelu which have corns Into Ihu possotslon of iho Card Systems ^f . ;i|piec^rjyic^st€trni^ badges. Pollcu Depart mem by finding or by being recovered alior Charles Klamie. Jr cakes, jewelry and holiday articles South Plalnfltld Reporter • Gr»«n Brook-North Plalnllald Journal • Highland Park Harald • Tho Hllls-Bedmlnjler Praia Fourth grade Webe>s receiving Jude's Children's Research Hospital. thod or robbery, and which have been In the paDsesslon Secretary Cranford Chronlclo • Franklin Focus • Scolch Plalns-Fanwood Presi • Tha WosHleld Rocord JO IB MasterJCey Systerij^ .MutoLock^" fg .if fitness badges were Nicholas Ami- ol Iho Police Department lor «i« monlha or mom. and Itio cc3'1l'Nov. B. 101K) will be available along with a light Somersat County Shoppor • Middlesex County Shopper lunch. The cost is $2.50 for 25 tick- ^ '^—"-*-*-^- ^Maxlmu*nSe%!jf. ets. Thursday, November 8; 1990 CRANFORD CHRONICLE A-1T Kimberly J; Shields Morrisons observe 'Home for the Holidays5 louse tour tickets on sale Mr. and Mrs; William Shields of Kenilworth an- Tickets for OJC Dec. 9 holiday, sored by the Cranford Junior nounce the engagement of their daughter, Kimberly with dinner party house tpur are available now at Woman's Club. A Victorian doll- Jean, to Gerald Capece, son of Mr. and Mrs. Prosper Mr. and Mrs. John R. Morrison of Kenilworth were several downtown stores. house to be raffled that day is on Capece of Cranford. honored recently at a dinner to celebrate their 40th The "Home for the Holiday's*' display in the front window of The future bride, a graduate of JQavid Brearley wedding anniversary. Gardening booksv videos .program, which is the admission Can Can! Raille. tickets for $1 are High School, is employed at Merck and Co. Her Friends and relatives gathered at the Fulton Res- ticket, can be purchased for $10 at available from members. . fiance graduated from Oratory Prep, Summit, and St taurant in Rahway for the surprise celebration to be shown at 4program Geiger's, Linda's Book Exchange, Bonaventure University. He js vice president of ABC 1 m Cranford Book Store and Can Proceeds from the house tour hosted by their three children: daughter Lenore and will benefit Project Home of Party Rental Centers in Summit and Chatham. her husband Robert Jeans of Kenilworth, son Jack of '••., Videotapes and books about gar- The book relates the history of flo- •Can'.. '•'••' .•'•""' Fhe-32-page-program-4neludes-a— -GranfoFdr-an-organization-assist^ An August wedding is planned '" • K-enHwer4hr-and-son-PaU]-and his wife-Susan-jQf- ling will be-featured-at-a-pro-—ral-speeies-and how to-inake^ow- Roselle Park.. The couple also has two grandchil- gram sponsored by the Garden ers and plants a part Of one's life. description of the four homes to ing the needy in Cranford. Call 272-1845. . '- ' ' drea .'.'.'. •..•••.' . • '. ' . Club of Cranford at the public li- Ferguson has. appeared in Cran- be presented on the tour spon- Mr. Morrispn and the former Ruth Braun were brary Monday at 1:30 p.m. The ford several times in programs 4 married April 15, 1950 at Second Presbyterian public is invited.. • sponsr red by the Garden. Club of Church in Elizabeth. . . Irma Mirante will discuss the li- Cranford. 3 •Mr. Morrison retired in 1988 from Monsanto Co., brary's collection of books on gar- As part of its continuing, formerly of Kenilworth. dening and flower arranging. The projects, the club has made, cpn- club's monthly business meeting tributic/is to the Garden Club of will precede the program at L New Jersey for its Train a In*a related matter, the club will Teacher program, to Lyons Veter- present the library with the new ans Hospital for flowers for pa- book, "Living With Flowei s" by J. tients, to Reeves Reed Arboretum; Barry Ferguson, horticulturist, Morristown, and to New Jersey gardener and flower arranger. Conservation Foundation. How to prepare gourmet holiday fare Cheryl L Yellen, owner of In- of Cranford Monday at 8 p.m. at Mr. and Mrs. Cieslak Ti/Ir. and Mrs. Wojcio gredients, a healthful, gourmet First Presbyterian Church. •'U food store in Westfield, will Ms. Yellen became interested in present a lecture arid demonstra- nutrition and healthful eating ih Joyce L. Michael, ^ tion, "Healthful Gourmet Food the early 1970s after graduating Michael P. Wojcios I Preparation for ttje Holiday Sea-' from-Monmouth College. Prior to QUILT TRIP: Ellen Hess of Cranford, a quiltqr and weaver, will son£:|<> the College Women's Club the opening of Ingredients, she explain patchwork and applique quilting techniques from 2 to Robert L. Cieslak celebrate, 50~ years operated ' a catering business in 5 p.m. at Sunday's open house at the Miller-Cory Museum, Woodbridge. Ingredients, the first 614 Mountain Ave., Westfield. . ; .'••••" MAKING PLANS: Looking over the "Home for the Holidays" Lcftftbardi lodge store of its kind in New Jersey,- united in marriage as married couple offers prepared food for take out, program are, from left, Edith Coogan, president of Project to meet tonight ail of which is made in accor^ Home, Laurie Lubin, programI chairman, and Kathleen Prunty,. The wedding of Joyce Leslie Michael and Robert Nineteen seniors to mark birtlidays ; : -Lawrence Cieslak took place June 3 at Trinity Epis- A 50th Wedding anniversary dinner party was held V Vincent Lombardi Lodge, ( dance with guidelines for health- tour chairman. ' - .. •"'[. Oct S at the Westwood in honor.of Mr, and^Mrs, ful eating. as prepared by. the -•-Copal" Church.^^.^eRevrSamuel Purdy, pastor,-offici- : : Sons of Italy in America, will Wednesday: Senior Citfzens Club Irene,uPpspisil, ..Al'fred, Romano,; .:;, ated at «th6 ceremdny, which was- followed by a re- Michaels Wdjcio of Kenilworth. v V ' ..• '. 'meet.at 8 tonight at Knights of American Heart Asspciatipn and. has 19 members celebrating birth- Helen , Rozmari, ^Herman Sbm- The.party-was givenj by their daughters, JoAnn, the recent Surgegn General's • re- merlad,. Dorothy Steffens' and to address AARP meeting ception at the Buttonwood Manor, Matawan. Columbus hall, -South Avenue, days at this month's.parties. ; Bachpnski of Old Bridge and. Djanne Mroz of West- ; port on nutrition and'health. v The bride is the daughter of Jane and" Albert Garwood. . • ' ,.'• .•'••.' '.. ' ',.. , :They are •;.-::.Madelirie.. /Aiigelo,' Eunice Thoden. : \ " Michael and the bridegroom is the son of Noreen field, and their soni Michael of Kenilworth. The cele£ 'State lodge president Vincent Maryr Kachoogiari, program, Blanche Anner,1 Elizabeth .v Goh- ' Membersv will participate ia a . Dr. Michael Chen, a-cgrdiojogist Lincoin School. A question and : - * Mr. Capece, Miss Shields at Rahway Hospital, will speak and Stanley Cieslak, all of Cranford; brants have five grandchildreit ")•' , . Sariio of Medford attended the chairman for this meeting, will in- nors, Mario Cutugno, Alberta Cut- talent show Nov. li Nat Am- •answer session will follow. • t . More than 100 relatives., and friends attended. troduce the speaker. Aurora sterdam, trip director, announced about "A Healthy Heaii" at a Members are asked .to bring The bride was attended by her sisters, Patricia , local lodge's annual dinner dance ugno, Frank Diano, Marie Eih- meeting of the Cranford chapter Michael of Cranford as maid of honor and Debra Guests came from Illinois, Florida, Pennsylvania and" last week President Vince Carrea Rakowiecki, hospitality chairman, horn, Michael Finnegian, Otto the following trips: Taj Mahal, non-perishable pantry items for New Jersey. \ ' : ' '• and her committee Will serve re- Nov. 13; Hampton Inn, Dec. 2 and of American Association of Re- Cranford Family Care Association. Granitzki of Roselle Park as matron of honor. !,.presented- him with a plaque in Cruss, Ed Imus, Jean. Jansen, tired Persons at 10 a.m. N6v..l6at. Bridesmaids were Carol Cieslak-of Kenilworth, the. Mr. Wojcio and the former Helen M. Schiller of ^appreciation, of state, efforts in freshments. . Joseph Krowicki, Ann McMaster, 3, and Paramount Hotel in the Knitting wool also will be col- bride's sister-in-law, Marijean Battistella of Rahway Skipton-Hathaway Roselle Park were married Oct 5,1940 in phurch of i founding the local chapter. .''.-, The public is invited. Catskills,- Jan. 6 to IQ^All trips are lected for lap robes, vests and and Jeanine Barsotti of Matawan. •""••• the Assumption, Roselle Park. open to tne public. Call 276-6178. socks. "Carrea and his wife, Angela, and Musical Glub to Reservations will be taken for The bridegroom's brother, Kenneth Cieslak of Ken- Mr. Wojcio, a past officer for United Counties Trust j vice president Steve Napolitano -year reunion troth is announced Co., Roselle and Cranford, retired in 1977 after 20 Club is selling the Christmas luncheon Dec. 9 at ilworth, served as best man. Ushers were Thomas sand his wife, Jean, attended'Coi- meet Wednesday Coachman Restaurant Openings Cieslak of Cranford and James Michael of Westfield, . Cynthia D. Skipton and John A. Hathaway of Iselin years. Mrs. Wojcio is a member of the Rosary Society fumbus Day ceremonies last month Georgia pecans Exchange students for class of '85 of St Theresa Church. A Thanksgiving Eve reunion for. are available for a trip to Beth- brothers of the bridal couple, Joseph McMahon and are engaged to be married, next September. . Mr. and Mrs. Morrison $, sponsored by the, Grand Lodge, The Musical Club of Westfield lehem, Pa., Dec. 10 for dinner and Sean Sullivan of Cranford. • The future bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. ;'Sons of Italy in America, at Coop- Floraphile Garden Club is hold- will meet Wednesday at 8 p.m. at to address VIA members of the Cranford High a guided tour of Christmas lights. Mr; and Mrs. Cieslak are graduates of Cranford John Hathaway of Cranford. Miss Skipton is the J.'er River Park monument in ing its annual sale of Georgia pe- the home of Lorraine Blanding, 6 School class of 1985 is planned Call Mike Finnegan, 276r0814. High School. The bride received a degree in nutri- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David Bumbaugh of ";Pennsauken. ; cans, according to. Nancy Chris- Cornell Rd. "International Night" is planned Nov; 21 at the Coachman Restau- tion from Douglass College and did her dietetic in- Albany, N.Y., and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Skipton of i'-v Phyllis' Begasse and Michael tensen, ways and. means chair- Performers will include soprano at a meeting of the Village Im- rant There will be an open bar Births man. provement Association at 7 p.m. from ,8 p.m. to 1 a.m., buffet style ternship at New York Hospital-Cornell Medical Cen- . Cherry Hill. . • . : OPEN HOUSE * Fumero have been installed as Linda Curtin, clarinetist George. ter. A registered dietitian, she is employed by Rari-. Mr. Hathaway, a 1980 graduate of Cranford High (new members; • . . Pecan halves come in one-Toenes and pianist Louise And- Tuesday when two foreign ex- hors d'oeuvres served from 8;30 to Craft fair ahead tan Bay Medical Center, Perth Amboy, and Gloria Tania and Joseph Esmerado of pound packages and are available change students at Cranford High 9:30 and' disc jockey entertain- School, served in the Army and is employed by Columbia Avenue announce the rews, soprano Susan Faas and pi- Rose, a nutritional cooking teacher and author. Mansol Ceramics, Newark, as a telecommunications • by contacting any club member or anist Kenneth Hopper, and duo School will, speak about their re- ment by Billy R of Wurlitzer's at Methodist hall The bridegroom received a degree ih business ad- engineer. Miss Skipton, a 1984 graduate of Westfield birth of their first child, Chris- fCouples club Mrs. Christensen, 276-0153. Pro-pianists Evelent Cox and Marie- spective countries. starting at 9. The cost is $32. topher Joseph, Sept 21 at Eli- ceeds will be used in local floral Discounted room rate are avail- ignited Methodist Women will ministration from Rider College and is,employed by High School and Union County Technical.Ingjtitute, .The married couples unit of , Paniele Mercier. Missy Layton, president of the! 'ARA-Cory, Old Bridge, as an account representative, ' is employee "by American.'Insurance Services, ;Ken- zabeth General Medical Center.V BRIDAA, L SHOP plantings at the First Aid Squad CHS chapter of American Field able. Call 272-4700 for reserva- sponsor their annual craft fair ' '"Follovnnl a'we'ddiKg'tri^to Bermuda, the couple ilworth, asian'a'ccount'execlitiv'e. "" > Grandparents are Mrr and JWrs.- B'nai B'rith for persons in their building and clay tennis courts as tions. /•••- . '•' '.' . Saturday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. in to 40s will sponsor a deli and Service, and Meredith Baumarin, Joseph^me^do of^ranfordt^id \. 's.Restaurant,; . .,. well as support for national and 'stress • vice president, will introduce Randolph Hall of the church, 201 Antoinette Kijewski of Plainfield. A-ZTiavel, fmystery movie night at 8 p.m. Nov. state conservation projects. Lincoln Ave. E. '•fiy-at a member's home in Cran- Rutgers Cooperative Extension's Marlene Karnowicz from Poland Nuts, fruit on sale Wedding Works Consulting, and Marc-Michael Funk from Handmade articles will include Dr. Martin and Gerri Dauber of |ord. The cost is $22 ifor member class, "Coping with Holiday sweaters, pillows, Christmas and Alberta Eantz weds Custom Video Productions, / Camera Club Stress," wil be presented from 1 Germany. Union Hospital Guild •Associa- Chicago are the parents of trip- Icouples and $25 for others. Call tion will sponsor a nut sale Nov. wooden gifts and more. There lets, Binyomin, Yosef and Aryeh. Doreen Blnklewlcz (Image-Consultant), S272-9072 by Nov: 10. r , .; ; A slide show; "Tell a Story," will • to 3 p.m. Nov. 28 at 300 North Ave. Helen Baer and Jane Galuppo wotWivffi :v 15 from 10 a.m. to 4 pm to benefit also will be tables for used jew- The boys were born July 25 and City Lights Llmo and Morel ; The unit is selling Entertain- be presented by members of the E, Westfield. Karen Mbndrone, are hostesses assisted by Phyllis elry, home baked goods, a snack Seott William Fraser Extension home econorttist, will the hospital's programs and. ser- join a sister, Tova, 5. Grandpar- •.•!.'irtient '91 discount books for north- Cranford Camera Club at its Dolin, Mary Kopf, Mildred Leon- vices. It will be held in the main bar, note paper, holiday wrap- ents are Louis and Marilyn ,'.ern and central New Jersey for meeting Monday, at 7:30 p,m.- at teach the classV The seminar is ard, Virginia McDonough, Doris Alberta Anne Lantz, a former Cranford resident, Free Admission • Free Gift for Every Bride! free, but registration is required lobby of the hospital on Galloping pings and posters, advent and and Scott William Fraser of Clark were married Dauber of Cranford and Herbert $35; Call the same number to the Community Center. The pub- Pacholok, Annie Ross, Joan Hill Road, Union. A variety of pocket calendars and T-shirts for and Annette Schneider of Chic- order. : lic is welcome. . . by calling 654-9854. Schlapak and Rose White. • Sept 7. The ceremony was performed by Mayor 509 Central Ave nuts arid fried fruits will be sold. children to paint Edwin Force at the Ramada Inn, Clark, where a ago. Call 233-0578.for Reservations : Westfield reception followed. •••* --..•. HEAT UP YOUR Barbara Niro of Cranford, the bride's sister, was Melissa Ann Petrone was born HOME CATERING SERVICES matron of honor for her sister and Alfonso Milano of Nov. 2 at Riverview Hospital, Red VACATION PLANS TO »setyour Avenel was the best man. Bank, to Joseph M. and Silvia Pet- # Holiday Jtor&Rp The bride is a graduate of Cranford High School rone of Aberdeen. Melissa is the * Olfi.ce ftanies cherished and Union County Vocational Center. She is a secre- granddaughter of Joseph and tary in the sales department of Micron Powder Sys- Mary Petrone of Cranford and EVERYTHING IS COMING UP ROSES! diamonds in a tems, Summit Her husband, a graduate of Abraham Jorge and Norma Vera of Clark. DINNERS FOR TWO OR MORE Clark High School, Roselle, is a longshoreman in Rebecca Valverde of New York is HOMEMADE GOURMET PLATTERS (HOT OR COLD) modern Newark arid Elizabeth. They reside in Clark, the maternal great-grandmother. In Store Special: Call for Price Quotes & Suggestions 10-3 .or 7-9 FROM FROM 14K gold setting! ITALY $99 HAWAH $844 Felicia and Gerald Van Os- J •• 276-4622 • : ' • ' : • tenbridge of 599 Brookside PL are BAHAMAS $327 CRUISES $445 V.We'turn old masterpieces into modern Get the Best for Less! CANCUN $539 MARGARITA ISLAND $525 treasures. Perhaps you have ari old and Smith -Behlert bridal the parents of their first child, LAS VEGAS $349 DISNEY WORLb $299 treasured piece of jewelry that you Joanthan Gerald; who was born Mow® don't wear because the style is Oct 24 at Overlook Hospital. *2-3-7 NIGHT PACKAGES outdated.1 Bring it to usl We'll show you held at St. Michael's Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Announcing The Opening Of . 201-322-9188 how we can transform it into beautiful Joseph DeRosa of Cranford and ••'• • TOURSv&.eHARTERS , •;.".'•'• fashion diamond jewelry. Elizabeth A. Behlert, daughter of Austin and Kay Mr. and Mrs. Edward Van Os- The Offices Of The 377 Park Ave., Scotch Plains, Now Jersey 07076 Behlert of Pipersville, Pa., formerly of Cranford, was tenbridge of Toms River. A DIVISION OF WORLD ARROW T6URISM ENTERPRISES. LTD. married recently to Sean F. Smith of Cranford. The A EUROPEAN ATMOSPHERE SURROUNDS YOU / V FLOWERS AS SOON AS YOU WALK IN OUR DOOR wedding took place at St Michael Church. Denise and Mark Ostapczuk of Cathy Leckie and Mark Smith served as matron of Monmouth Junction announce' the 116 North Ave. W.,Cranford •2764700 WESTFIELD honor and best man. Bridesmaids were Betty Saler- birth of their first child, Eric Dal- 143 Chestnut St, .Roselle Park • 241-9797 ton,- Aug.-4-at Rahway:- Hospital. . 130 W. Third Ave., Roselle* 241-2700 OPEN SUNDAY 9-i OBSTETMCALANDGmECOLOGI^^ Reriee Simebnib e andd Kariiin SimeoneSi . DarcD y Stiffieii r He is the grandson of Dorothy was flower girl. Ushers were Tim Salerno, Kevin ; Miss Skipton, Mr. Hathaway Dalton and the late Edward Dal- : •• •'"'.'•• ASSOCIATES : ' LOBSTER MANIA Smith, Ed McGuire, Eric Bunting and Colt Behlert ton and, Peter and Helen Os- Colton Stiffier was ring bearer. tapczuk, all of Cranford, <.* Fhbrid r g8 d g School, is employed as a paralegal by Donald D. ' ' •.•'. . '•'• ' 'and' ' :'.; Hamilton of Westfield. The,bridegroom, a 1981 grad- UfPbeam MARYANN HpHN-WERNER, M.D. uate of Cranford High School, served four years in If We Spoil You Once.... gifts the U.S. Coast Guard and recently served with the Lobster National Guard. He is employed as an electrician 316 E. Broad St. Telephone: 789-1900 with Local 52. The Smiths reside in North Plainfield. YOU WILL Westfield, NJ 07090 Office Hours By Appointment Festival The grot Uoando, who consulted LOVE US! d itemonrtnlediheapmidedMe. For Every Tuesday a. THE LINN HILL SCHOOL ocatotia, JUy hu been the source of Time and we! 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Box S22078, LongwoodJPL 32752-2076^ From Short Hills Mall! 2 Miles Ea:; on Rt. 124 (Morris Tplce.) 226 North Ave, West • Westfield • 233-8811 I.nin Hill School wolcomos students of any rucu, rollglon, ntsx or national origin CRANFORD • 272-2110 We arc on right 200 yards oyond Bed 4lfih 572 Bottamd In KtnMworth, 276-7775 • CONTINENTAL—ITALIAN CUISINE A-12 CRANFORD CHRONICLE ^Thunjday, November 8,1990. •_„-•-.___'-.,—.- Two parks in township may receive 'no frills' face lifts Thursday, November 8,1990 CRANFORD CHRONICLE A-13 dy Cheryl Moulton GOP sweep Burglary suspect puts gun to head of town police officer Two Cranford parks may: re- Cranford police officer Charles ently realizin—'•'• g •••••'"that he, was no'• ti the Union County sherifTs depart- Evegan was charged with bur- •oive "no frills" face lifts next mayor for a third term, and with Hoefiler was doing fine as he glary, theft, attempted theft, elud- year but the township would have the majority he would succeed. going to make it, Dozier slammed ment were called in to search for began Monday's evening shift, less his car door against Hoeffler's Evegan. He was apprehended sevr ing police, unlawftd possession of ,) pay back state loans totaling Other rumors, though, have than a week after nearly losing a weapon, possession of a weapon N!63,240 at 2 percent interest over placed Robinson in the mayor's hand knocking the gun away. Both era! hours later at his Linden res- his life at the hands of a burglary men scuffled, a moment and the idence by Detectives Russell for unlawful purposes and theft of :.iO years. ' ' ; . ' . seat ; suspect tools. He was in Union County Jail Sperry Park, a county park bor- next thing Hoeffler remembers is Wilde and Linn Lockwood. Cranford voters did not agree In fact, the 29-year-old township the barrel .of the gun pressed Dozier was charged with posses- pending $10,000 bail dered by Riverside Drive, the with the rest of the state when it resident was back on the job the Hoeffler, an officer since 1982, Rahway River and N. Union Ave- night afte]ri~ apprehending the against his temple. sion of a concealed deadly came to the Senate. Republican "Usually I keep my eyes on the weapon, possession without a per- was back at work the next night nue, and Hanson Park, bordered Christine Whitman surpassed, would-be killer, a man suspected "There is no use in staying by Springfield Avenue and the of burglarizing several cars in hands but I got distracted when I mit, assault with a concealed Democratic incumbent Bill Brad- saw the passenger flee from the deadly weapon, aggravated as- home thinking about it," he said. _river, have been designated as Jsy_fay. 472. votes, which switched Parkway Village. car. Thft neyt thing T | * h sault of a police officer and hin- "I've responded to reports of sto- projects for^ 1991. Although the in the state race putting Bradley " The man.identifteil^as-Rurt-Dc^- len cars oefore butTnothing like makeover costs total well over a the gun against my head. It all dering^arrest He was charged ad- ahead by a narrow margin. Town- zier, 22, of Railway, is accused of happened so fast," said Hoeffler. ditionally with attempting to kill a this." quarter of a million dollars, the ship residents concurred with the pressing a pellet gun against the Hoeffler is the freshman foot- township will have 20 years to pay Reacting instinctively, Hoeffler police officer, burglary, attempted rest of the state in their desire to temple of Hoeffler while the of- managed to knock the gun away theft and malicious mischief. He • ball coach at Cranford High back the money at what township retain Republican incumbent. ficer was attempting to arrest him was in Union County Jail Monday School. He and his wife Cheryl administrator Ed Murphy termed and wrestled with Dozier before Matthew Rinaldo for Congress OcL 30 on a muddy embankment taking him into custody. pending $30,000 bail. have two pre-school children. •• "very reasonable payments." over 3-1 over Cranford native near the Garden State Parkway. The township was able to barter Bruce Bergea Republicans fur- Responding to a report of an with the county in order to obtain ther swept the county/vote by attempted car theft, Hoefiler Zoning board approves addition variance financial aid in replacing the breaking the Democratic 9-0 hold Ed Robinson . forced Dozier and his passenger, crumbling retaining wall on both on the Board of Chosen Freehold- identified as Randy Evegan, 20, of Cranford Zoning Board of Adjustment unanimously The main concern raised by the board was that the sides of the river. Iri exchange for ers by placing Linda Lee Kelly, approval to Sunday horse racing Linden, into a parking space in approved a variance Monday allowing for the con- addition would block vehicular use of the garage. their paying for one-half of the Alan Agustine and Louis San- and horse wagering at casinos. Parkway Village before the sus- struction of a home addition. . However, Mr. Ditzel replied, "I never use the garage cost of replacing the walls, the tagata in all three vacant seats. Approximately 13,290 Cranfbrd pects drove through a chain link Applicant Wesley Ditzel of 6 Carpenter Place re-as a garage. I use it for a storage area." Additionally, township will take over mainte- cgsidents were eligible to Y°te, fence leading to the Garden State ceived the go-ahead to add a one-story family room since the rear of the property lines up with the nance of the park. The old walls, Of the three public questions on and a bathroom to his two-story home. Board ap- Garden State Parkway, the board felt that the defi- the ballot, the township agreed down 530 from last year. Last year Parkway. built in the early 1900s, extend on 66 percent of voters turned out to Hoeffler drew his handgun and proval was necessary because the addition will be cient rear setback was really not a factor. one side of the river from the N. with the rest of the state by turn- constructed approximately 28 feet from the.back of Vice chairman Roman Chapesky said, "Pre-existing ing down the bond issue for af-the polls, compared to 62 percent, ordered Dozier out of the car at Union.Avenue bridge to the dam or 8,234 cast ballots, this year. the same time that the Rahway the property line and seven feet from the garage. conditions make compliance with zoning ordinaces and on the opposite side fromth e fordable housing and giving their man was attempting to gain ac- Town ordinances require a 30-fopt rear yard setback an impossibility. It affects very few people and the bridge to Prospect Street (approx- and a 10-foot setback from any detached structures. benefits far outweigh the drawbacks." imately 600 feet). The flat tops of An Invitation both walls have been a favorite fishing spot for residents, but Photo by Ivan Saperstolry. could pose a hazard if the deterio- CRUMBLING WALL: The retaining vyall along the Rahway River in ration continues. In addition to Sperry Park needs shoring up.. Jaguar of Westfield the new walls, new park lights and sidewalks will be installed. . Tonight Murphy and Township cordially invites you to attend our 1 ted with the Green Trust loan ap- zebo with full electrical service, SHAME The township consulted Ottison Committee member Dan Asheh plication by Nov. 30. main pathways of crushed stone, and Ottison, specialists in-sea bach will attend a county free- Hanson Park, adjacent to the back paths of natural wood chips 1991 Jaguar walls and retaining walls, who holders meeting to finalize further Hanson house on Springfield Ave- with stone dust surface, park Two CHS grads nominated recommended a pre-cast inter/ plansfpr Sperry ParkV including a nue, will receive $258,120 Green ben^es and lighting. The black -at locking wall, system, which is con- joint agreement to build a foot- Acres funding, in order to turn the topped parking lot with curbs will (Continued from page A-l) crete framework filled with dirt, bridge from Hanson Park to Pros- 3,5-acres into a passive park.:Ac-- ^cost approximately $86,000.. Goy- _ 4. a cost of $170,000 to$200,00 0 or pect Street in order to join the cording, to recreation and- parks ; ^rning "body memters discussed*, me Confront the issues rate. Next year she plans to par- I -ON: a gabion-type wall' which is sec- parks. According to Murphy, "Ev- director Frank JD'Antonio, original flip-flopping the lot from the of niy life. For the.freshmen, the tions of wire mesh filled with f "Sales Showroom" • , ticipate in lona's .Glojbal Family | erything is contingent on Depart: plans were cut down considerably river-side of the property to the peer development program helps program, spending a whole se- stone at a cost of $106,000. Of the ment of Environmental Protection after governing body members-ob- opposite side of the Hanson •"•'•'.' • • • ;• & •. them because they can say hello two, Ottison is in favor of the gab- mester working with migrant (DEP) approval (Sperry Park is injected to the cost's exceeding house. Plans for the park were de- Friday, November 9th to us in the hall and make friends workers in Florida while pursufng ion wall since it adjusts to the the floodway, which requires DEP $300,000. Currently the plans in- signed by Kinsey Associates, park 4:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. with us. The program made me a independent study. She plans to flow of water. approval)," which will be submit- clude three flower gardens, a ga- and recreation consultants. better person. It was an incredi- major in social work and then go | Saturday, November 10th ble growing experience; after a master's in social work. Ydti Patient seeks In high school, Regina served as Her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Police search for child has fairy tale ending: 11:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. a peer minister at St Helen's Sobon of 5 Roger Ave., "support i'Cont.iriiiF»rfContinued1 frofromm pagnaaoe A-lA.iS) . .-•' C voice, "I just don't know where Candy, none the worse for wear, Candy romped on the front lawn marrow donor Church, Westfleld, where she Tne 100 percent in all these ac- was just beginning to realize ail with baby brother Tommy and We will have representatives from sales, worked with the homeless and co- tivities," she said. . . she could be; it isn't like Candy to The family of Ronni Cohen of wander off. She just would not do the fuss was for her, came outside Sarah as her mother spoke of how service arid parts to display the new & ordinated obtaining clothes for Although Regina was surprised Union, who is seeking a suitable the homeless; She also served at that" • • .•••••• and gave a radiant smile to the fast the police responded to her improved features of the Jaguars NATURAL GAS about her nomination for the Car- bone marrow donor, is continuing the. Catholic Worker, a shelter for The grandmother, holding little searchers who milled around out- call "I can't believe how everyone the search. Ms. Cohen, 32, suffers and. introduce you to our new ing Award, she said,"If I win, it side. One of the trained canines, came so quickly, how much they the homeless in New York City. Tommy, watched her daughter-in- cared from chronic myelogenous leuke- Jaguar of Westfield team. would make me feel like all my KermitKit , receiveidd a thanhkk you hug cared> , hohow comfortinfti gg tthe h y were,," She was a member of the Future work was worthwhile." Nomina- law go back up the driveway; her mia. ••-•'. . Business Leaders of America and own voice choking with emotion frofVnmm Candyrinnrlv , ananrdl littlTifHeo bVnyr littlUWlo+V.e thhe shShesaire saidi . "I'"TVmi ecstaticopctoflr., „*„».»everyon. e Potential donors may call tors include principals, counselors | searchers left, after looking fondly has been.so wonderful, my heart- sajtig in the chorus through all her and teachers. , she spoke of Candy. "She is a very 687-4847 or attend testing Wed- high school years. , special little girl, a beautiful little at the little girl they had searched felt thanks goes put to everyone nesday at Temple Emanu-El, Wine & Cheese Coffee & Cake Regina's advice to CHS fresh- INDUSTRY girl. She's very timid, she.,never for. who helped. This is a wonderful. Westfield. There is no cost to the Entertainment Door Prizes In college, Regina works at the men is: "Let the peer, develop- : : iWEa>iy,-b£the^oSIcers spoke a£ to We think the Natural Gas Industry should be ashamed of themselves for selling the American wouKT go awa^rrt'Mer^bfe" " dpnor, for, ftje^blopd test( Hppe Soup Kitchen in. Newment program work for you. The she said. H^ihg>1r;.tHec''blb'6a-^ hojv^t could, have beeri their /son Her mo^jer-i^-law^; jspoke of R^bhelle and at a church in facilitators are there for you. Theyw homeowner low and inefficient heating systems for their homes. hounds bark in the distance, she or daughter, smiling down at the how. organized.'ttie...police; Ihad mMJCED- -: . ; rQ Mount Vernon, caring for the have been trained to help you...le^ I The chart below points out.that for the past three years (1987-^89) 50 PERCENT of all: new natural little girl with long brown hair been; Of the tremendous concern Jaguar of Westfleld looked toward the hbuse and back Ginny Santos of Cranford has Mfifieless. She is also learning Jcar vthi/'T gas furnace installations were BELOW 70% efficient; PluS"priiy 33l:PERCENt: of all'natural gas at the woods, and began to cry and huge brown eyes, Wilde they had shown, "I've never seen been elected treasurer of the On- •• 576 North AVenue softly. . ' headed for his car, clapping one anything like it This is some cology Benefit Institute (TOBI) of furnaces installed were above 80% efficiency rated. of his officers on the back, the town, this town really cares,'' she Westfield, New Jersey 07092 It had been close to ah hour said. : Union Hospital. and a half since Candy had disap- relief on his face obvious. "A Westfield Car Rental peared. Wilde arrived on the happy ending this time," he said Life returned to normal by 2:15 scene with a grave face, heading with-a smile. Later he would ex- p.m. Roseanne Core put her two 549 South Ave. West, Westfield Percehtage of new furnaces installed with the following plain how puzzled they all hadchildren in the car and went to up the driveway to the house. The been when the specially trained pick up her other daughter, Cris- Annual Fuel Utilization Efficiency (AFUE) area was saturated With township canines, having sniffed a pair of tal, 6, from • school. Wozniak. FALL SPECIAL - police, county police and other Economy Size law enforcement officers with Candy's slippers for her scent, headed back to his beat, Wilde to would take off ..in. the woods, but headquartershedt , and.idin 10 minutei s walkie-talkies. The air was heavy a wa s with tension as the minutes ticked keep heading back to the house. "" as it had been before away; the more time that passed "They know their job well," said Roseannne Core picked uup the VINCENT Ft. WCO/, JR,O.D. Hie graver the situation grew. phone and dialed 272-2222. 272-6800 Louis B. Gavin, Adm: 1929 per day* Every few minutes search parties Morlll B. Gavin, Adm: 1966, CPA AFUE Rating checked in to the command post • Family Vision Care ALL TAXATION AREAS Bating 80% and over by walkie-talkie...but the news re- • Binocular Vision and (Includes 100 miles par day) AFU Rating '__: Per.cap.tiQn __ TAX PREPARATION •-Genefal-Praotloe -—; Then a shout came from the • Contact Lenses • Real Estate • Estate Planning 6S4 -Below 70% house...Candy had been found. • Wills • Probate • Estates Those Waiting at the foot of the • Sports Vision • Corporation • Collection UmltedTlme Offer *Offer subject to availability driveway did not know where she . • Cleveland Plaia • Divorce • Negligence Optional charges, sales tax not Included had been found or if she was all 123 IM. Union Ave • Cranfbrd GAVIN & GAVIN PC right..but within seconds officers 272-1133 Counsellors »t Liw poured out of the Woods from This 13 week extensive program offers an easy step 198 North Ave. E, Cranford every directiori, and they were BINGE STOP exclusive seminars help you by step approach for you to 33% of all gas ; miling. The grave looks were re- take control of compulsive and binge eating take control! 130.00 pet class. placed by jovial slaps on the back -Opening Sole GAS 17% of all gas furnace installations with behavior modification techniques. [Gr<*** MO* aid broad smiles...it was • help pinpoint your destructive calliig habits. , Martin R. Curlik JAMES F. KEEFE „.**. November 8, 9 & 10 year 50% of a furnaces ver...and it had turned out all •• Icam how to tike control with meal management. M.D.,r.A.C.S • develop 4cU
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Thursday, November 8,1990 CRANFORD CHRONICLE A-15 Brian Gillespie is assigned PQW in Japan to speak at Veterans Day breakfast here boatswain's mate j_• ...... 1 i -•••• •--/-N -. -• • •• — i -••.• Chief- boatswain's male Olo TT;MHigh ; Schoocnwn/.Vl VA»;O"sociaIl studie<-h.^;«cs /.i»?»;^chair-^ meii.^^n' ™«;.may" t,^"_^ii_be calledj :r._;_i^••.••^^>upon to do,• " POIV-1WTPG)IV-MIA i«wiifissue» RVeever .dielinQFil-isdie i - to mess duty in Saudi desert Schwartz, who survived the sink- man Joseph Suizzo and several he said. "We must let them know resblved." ing of the USSTHouston during students will present a program that we stand 100 percent behind American Legion Post 212 of Pfc. Brian Gillespie, 23; a 1985 World War II only to be taken honoring veterans. Student partic- them. Mr. Schwartz's recollections Cranford will hold its annual Vet- graduate of Cranford High School, prisoner by the Japanese, will be ipants include Emily Kokie, Ann erans Day dinner at 6:30 p.m. the giiest speaker at the annual of life as a prisoner will remind lea last week for duty in Saudi Rivera, Pepito Riera, Pam White- us that we should not let the Sunday at the Westwood. Arabia. Veterans Day breakfast sponsored by Cranford VFW Post 335 at 9 field, Christine Pipchick and Ken His mother, Mary Ann Gillesriie am. Sunday. The post is at South Alexo. 5 of 27 Roger Ave., was able to see Avenue and Thomas Street The VFW has sponsored the We take your weight him briefly at Kennedy Airport breakfast for more than 30 years. The Diet Center while Brian's airplane refueled. It Schwartz spent four years as a prisoner of war performing slave "It is Cranford's Way of honoring loss personally. took her three days of telephoning jnen from all services for their Difference to get-perrnissioTrfor the 3~aTm~ labor in Javay-JSurma, Thailand,- For a personal weight loss, program. French Indochina and Japan. Of contribution lx>Qi lrflime of war' call Diet Center. Here, we work with reunion on Oct 24. Brian's plane and peace," said chairman Tim flew into Kennedy from .Fort the original crew of 1,150, only 368 you to set safe weight loss goals. We survived the sinking and 77 of Korner. "Now more than ever we help you see how Leonard Wood in St. Louis, where come to realize what our service- 00 he had been stationed. them died in Japanese . POW you've become 169 Gillespie, a cook and driver in camps. overweight. We teach 4 weeks the Army, is a, graduate also of Upon his medical discharge Brinfcerhoff joins you how to change. reducing Union County Vocational Center's from the Navy, Schwartz entered And we share; "your Musi be prep;mi the Postal Service and served 32 VFW security unit success when, you Eipircs 11-30-00 .cooking program and had worked reach your goal. Cannot IJC combined ; at several area restaurants before years before retiring as sectional Vincent Brinkerhoff of VFW wilh other promotions joining the Army 19 months ago. center director of employee and Post 335 has.been appointed to Make a. personal He is.in charge of a mess truck in labor relations. He is a native of the national organization's na- commitment. Call us today! We owe our freedom to you—the fine Saudi Arabia. Union. tional security committee. . . The difference is measurable. Gillespie told his mother that he The post has invited town digni- The committee is responsible The 625 South Ave. taries along with those from the for establishing goals and objec- would like residents to write to ® Weight-lois Westfield men and women who've served our him. His address is: Pfc. Brian VFW, American Legion and other tives for the VFW for the 1990-91 Professionals® Gillespie, 129-58-3294, Delta Com- service organizations. Cranford administrative year. . 654-7820 pany,' Fifth Engineer Battalion country with bravery and pride. Combat, APO New York, N.Y. 90657. Brian Gillespie TIME TO WINTERIZE! • Lubrication, Oil & Filter Gift packages Q£ toiletries, • Brakes, Mufflers. Tires & Exhaust Test Equipment For the Total Comfort Home •:• Shocks, Stjtuts, Wheel games suggested for troops WE'VE BEEN SERVING UNION COUNTY ' Balance & Alignment Karen Mondrpne of Rutgers Co- books and magazines. No pornog- •. •'• FOR 58 YEARS '•• . • Avis RentrA-Car-Or Truck operative Extension of Union raphy is allowed and all packages : . a* Lie: 1428 County recommends sending kare checked. A hometown news- N.J. Inspection Station games and/toiletries to troops in papei4 is appreciated along with . the Persian Gulf region rather sports sections, magazine sections, CERTIFIED MECHANICS than cookies .that will melt It. comics, paperbacks and tapes.: ; takes 10''days to two weeks for , E. • Cranford> 276^20 Miittrcird icciplid lor npiirt • ;. packages fo•" artive••' . ' ' , Homemade ciqoldes are •discQury OVER 50 YEARS OF CONTINUOUS SERVICE The home economist suggests aged. Instead, send gum and hard ; Trarle Furnaces & Air. Conditioning mailing playing cards, board •candy that is individually -•'•'•.: Water Heater'•"Burhan Boilers GRECO'S CAR AGE games like chess and checkers, wrapped A few, small, boxes of and puzzles or a box of holiday laundry detergent would be help- .,. 301 South Ave E • Cianford* 276-9811 greeting cards with stamps so ser- ful Corner of South Ave. & Centennial Ave. vicemen cian send them to family and friends. Writing paper and ball point pens complete that package, she said. , To help them feel fresh, send non-perfumed soap, wash and dry towelettes, razor blades, shaving cream and disposable razors, bug And now more than ever, as so repellant and fly paper. For snacks, send pre-packaged small boxes of chips, pretzels and much of the wdrld discovers the peanuts packed in cans and pack- ets of boxed drinks. shining beacon of democracy, we For reading, send non-political Panagakos ALL STATE-OF-THE-ART gratitude. VIDEO CAMERAS!
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By Al Lies V/ Ray White's name is synonymous with Cranford John Quinn's becoming the boys' head coach. JOIN THE CLUB, IT'S cross cqunby and track This is his 25th year as a He is most proud of his Cranford track high school teacher in the Cranford school system, his 20th year All-Americans. They are: Rob Amitrani, 1978 - two as the varsity cross country coach and 21st year as miles; Silvanus Shawn^.973 - javelin; Mary Beth, Your Kings Signature Club Card entitles you to members-only savings. the track coach. Hogan, 1980 -1,500 mete?§i Doh Heyburn, 1980 - pole Starting with 1970, his cross country dual meet vault; Tony DiGiovanni, 1984 - 880; Mike Roche, 1971 record is 245 wins and 25 loses. His teams.have won miler, who later competed in the 1976 Olympics in 12 Watchung Conference titles, four county titles and the steeplechase event If you like extra savings as well as personal conveniences, there's no place As a Signature Club member; you may also have the convenience of four state titles. , White's early childhood set the tone for his caring Some of the cross country athletes White has interest in the welfare of his students both in the like Kings. And now you can enjoy more special benefits than ever as a purchasing your groceries by personal check. And you'll find it easier then guided to star ratings are: classroom and on the athletic field. mernber of our Kings Signature Club...join now, it's free! ever to check out, because a quick scan of the bar code on your Rob Amitrani, class of 1976, who was the county He is an orphan who attended eight different ele- and state sectional champ for two years and the mentary schools and four different high Schools. As a Your Free Kings Signature Club card is all you'll need to enjoy our new membership card will eliminate the need for check approvals,' state all-groups champ in the two-mile White says, young boy; growing up in Pennsylvania, he never had members-only savings on the Signature Club specials that we'll mail to you Our monthly Signature Club mailings will include our Talkingsense "Rob was a quiet leader. He led by example." a place he could really call home. But the one thing Mary Beth Hogan, class of 1981, also county champ that kept him together was his ability to play sports.. every month. And, look for weekly specials in our Butcher's, Seafood, newsletter A lively and informative monthly filled with helpful tips on and county MVP with high state rankings. "We built So ho matter where he lived, he could always go to a Deli, Floral and Farmer's Corner. < ' health and nutrition as well as shopping and cooking. the team, around her. She was one of the best lead- gym or a field and get in a game. ers we ever had." Finally, after graduating from Upper Darby (Pa.) And after you present your Signature Club Card at our checkout counter, If you're not already a Kings Signature Club member, just come to our Jerry Lambert, class of 1975, second in the county High School, he joined the Air Force. After his dis- your register receipt will tell you exactly how much you've saved. Signature Club application table at Kings in Garvvood. and ranked in the top 10 was "one of the most charge, he entered Westchester State College, gradu- determined athletes I ever coached." ating in 1965. He also earned a master's degree from From time to time, your Signature Club mailing may iriclude Kings Bonus _ Well give you a temporary membership card on the spot so you can take Dave-Stehlin, class of 1973; first team all-county Penn State in 1966, then on to Cranford where he's Coupons for additional special values throughout the store. . advantage of all the Club specials in our store right away; Welcome to the Club! and all-sectional. "His early leadership qualities been ever since. stood him in good stead later as a graduate of the White says, " I enjoy going to work. I can't imagine U,S, Naval Academy." , doing anything else. I was a gym rat as a kid. Now I BUTCHER'S CORNER SEAFOOD CORNER GROCER'S CORNER SIGNATURE CLUB Margaret Morrow, class of 1991, county champ, get paid for being a gym rat I knocked around a lot. COUPON CORNER "one of the most dedicated and willing to. work athr as a child, going from one foster home to another, USDA Choice Fresh FarrtirRaised Maxwell House 1892 SPECIALS .letes I've ever coached." , but no matter where I was I could always count on Take advantage of our weekly sports to keep me going. I'm so pleased all my chil- .'•.•_ White also commented on many other outstanding dren had a chance to grow up in a stable community Beef Salmon Regular members-only savings in our •White or Assorted' cross county-athletes including: Malcolm Pringle, •Butcher's. Seafood. Deli. Fanner's class of 1973; Kathy Clarke, 1988; Nancy Curtiss, like Cranford.", . . Roast Steaks % Coffee lib. can and Floral Corners. Look for our :SCOTTISSUE 1987; Gail Kresko, 1989; John Aschmies, 1986; Kevin Two of his six children now attend Cranford High x From Maine Murphy, 1974; Steven Chester, 1980; and Scott Van School. Kristie, a junior, is on the gymnastics and Bottom. Shoulder and Chul k .monthly, specials in our Grocer's. ••roll of 1000 With this Onamia I |b. pkg Why;1980. "• : track teams; Karie, a sophomore, plays basketball, USDA Choice Beef ~ Fresh Hand-Cut Dairy and Freezer Corners. .Coupon White has been also varsity track coach since 1969. softball and track His wife, Veronica, is a teacher in And. if you're not already a •Good 1,1/4/90-11/10/90- In 1989 he chose to concentrate on girls' track with • Rahway." • . • . Top-Round ' CocL Wild Rice member, sign up today Ocean Spray 3-Pack • •> l.hnil imc cmi|mn/lti'iu pir customer -..••*, Lbndon x "" lb. ••: •: ,#•>••• •
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Yankee Pot Roast or Chicken ••• • l.lnill urn1 i<»i|wn/lli'iii |Hi iiKliiiiRT •»,'*. Schulze, cross country; Joanna Cordon Bleu Drechsler, Jennifer Jankunas and Karen Reszetylo, tennis. Rid_s _ Meet Dan Donnelly, our ;All Flavors. Regular or Light *. Butcher's Corner Manager •Welsh Farms Buy One i Coffee at Kings in Wayne. :ICE Get One- Richi6.o/. iCREAM FREE i Blue Devils outplay Cougars for 34-9 victory :'* fial. With this : Lender's By Ai Lies on five carries. Keith Sheara moved the Cougars 88 yards on Big 'N Crusty 14 plays, capping the drive with Bender plung- JGood II:4-'9()-ll./'IO/yo LU148 with ftobyn Frank In the first quarter Westfield jumped off to a • • I.hull mil' OIII|WHI/IU'III |Kr ciKlimur • 7-0 lead when Bob Hermiston picked up a ing one yard for their only TD of the game. Bagels The guys on the hill at Memorial Field Cranford fumble and ran it in from the 20. The kick failed. could recall only a few times when Cranford . Fox's extra point try was good. Westfield came right back, scoring on a 16- Aunt Jemima beat Westfield. The most meaningful win was After an interception, Devil Burke scored on yard pass from Jeff Suto to Lee Polizzao. The back in 1975, the last time a Cranford football a 28-yard run. The extra point was missed. At extra point was. good, bringing Westfield French team made the state playoffs. Rob Vicci was the end of the first quarter the score was ahead 27-6. the quarterback; Norm Koury was the coach.. Westfield 20, Cranford 0. Westfield completed its scoring for the day Cranford won 7-6. Toast 12 In the second period Cranford quarterback in the closing minutes of the first half when Saturday former Cranford coach and now Mike Gandy ran it in from the 15-yard line. Kemp's Frozen Westfield coach Ed Tranchina's Blue Devils Fox's kick was good for a score of 34-8. In the beat the Cougars 34-9. Westfield with a record third quarter Mike Prpdeline kicked a 27-yard Yogurt of,6-l remains in contention for the state play- field goal for the Cougars. offs. Cranford is 0-7. Boosters to meet Outstanding players for Westfield were Kent Since it was the last Cougar home game this 450 Route 206 North & Hills Drive, Bedminster Cranford Booster Club will meet at 8 season senior gridders were honored before FLORAL CORNER Burke, who rushed for 105 yards on 12 carries p.m. Nov. 14 at the Community Center. the game. Seniors Keith Sheara, George Monday-Saturday 8 am-10 prn; Sunday 8 am-8 pm with two touchdowwns and John Fox, who The club will niake plans for the annual Schmidt, Sean Sullivan, Artie Heams, Mike Sparkling 300 South Avenue, Garwood was outstanding on defense with an intercep- pre-Thanksgiving Day football game bon- Williams, Chaz Eicke, Anthony Muccla, Scott Table-Top tion, kicked four extra points and kept Cran- fire as well as for winter programs. Par- Monday-Saturday 8 am-lO prh. Sunday 8 am-9 pm ford at a disadvantage all afternoon by boom- Miller and Marc Funk each were escorted 778 Morris Turnpike, Short Hills ents oF Cranfopd High School athletes are through the goal post by a cheerleader and ing kickoffs into Cranford's end zone for touch reminded that the fall sports awards night lyy_ Monday-Saturday 8 am-10 pm. Sunday 8 am-8 pm backs, presented to their parents on the field. will be held Nov. 28 at the school. At that At this homecoming game senior band mem- Cranford's Wayne Bender had another out- time the Booster Club will present standing game on offense* He rushed 12 for 75 bers, and cheerleaders were honored with sweatshirts to first-time varsity letter win- their parents on the field during halftime. and a TD. Bender leads the Cougars in season ners. New members are welcome. rushing with almost 500 yards and scoring Cranford will travel to (ace the Summit Hill- with fourTDs. Sean Sullivan gained 50 yards toppers Saturday. -November 8,1990 ers tally CHSbooters Thursday, November 8,1990 CRANFORD CHRONICLE B-3 vvl li il.Ai i.Aik J Miutout Adh best kkkik seasbn ever By Meredith Baumann By Bob Taylor Jr. blocked punt set up a Dayon to Team correspondent Kaufmann 25-yard hookup on the Team correspondent next play, giving the Bears a 28-rO The Lady Cougars finished the 100% PRICE GUARANTEE Another solid Brearley effort was the key to the iBears' sixth lead at the half. soccer season Monday with a •IF AFTER PURCHASING TIRES IN THIS AD, AT STS, YOU FIND A LOWER PRICE ADVERTISED IN A LOCAL NEWSPAPER WITHIN 30 DAYSl OF.THIS AD•, AND JHETIRES ARE IN STOCK READY win this weekend and fifth con- After a scoreless third quarter, 9-11-1 record, their best since the FOR MOUNTING, SIMPLY BRING US THE COMPETITION'S AD WITH A COPY OF YOUR INVOICE AND WE WILL REFUND 100% OF THE DIFFERENCE OF THE COST OFTHE TIRES. secutive shutout Only this time, it the Bear reserves exploded for 13 team was formed in 1987. In the came at the hands of the Bound fourth-quarter points. Junior first round of the state tourna- Brook Crusaders in a 41-0 rout quarterback Jon Change plodded— ment-they-lostto-SCotch-PJains 3-0 Friday night in Bound Brook. in from 15 yards out for his first but put forth an excellent efflprt ' • } V The Bear special teams got the varsity touchdown. And late in the Playing well for Cranford \ were game started. A Tim Kaufmann game, James King went in from Sarah Storz, Renee Dale, Daniella punt was mishandled by the Cru- the one to cap the scoring at 41-0. Barbbsa, Meredith Batimann and Kerry Williams with nine saves in saders and recovered by junior Leading the way once again was PLUS. . . ( lineman Scott DuBeau. Two plays senior .runner Battle, whose: 117 goal. ALSO AVAILABLE. .. later, Mike Battle ran in his first yards on 14 carries was a large Last Thursday the Cougars lost a - FREE MOUNTING • ROAD HAZARD PROTECTION 1 tough match 1-0 toRahway . Cran- ONLYAT of two touchdowns, this one a 20- part of the Bear offense. Sopho- FREE TIRE ROTATION • MILEAGE WARRANTIES yard sprint around the left end. more linebacker Mike Wright led ford beat Rahway the . last two; FREE SAFETY INSPECTION Mark Scuderi's kick made it 7-0. the way on defense, with five solo times they played, yet came up • HIGH PERFORMANCE TIRE The Bears did not take long to tackles. DuBeau added two sacks short this time. It was a disap- • EASY CREDIT TERMS INSTALLATION widen their lead. Set up by a 23- to another great defensive team pointing game dominated by mid- • CONVENIENT LOCATIONS fielders Marlehe Toth, Stephanie • 90 DAYS SAME AS CASH! yard punt return by Steve Miceli, effort FREE 7-DAY SER VICE Battle entered the end zone for The Bears are scheduled to Baumann, Joanne Catalano, his 12th time this year, making the travel to sister school Jonathan Heather Gary and forwards TEST DRIVE Bear lead 14-0. Dayton tomorrow. Kickoff is Tracee Aurand, Missy Layton and The Bears made the ending of slated for 7:30. Bound Brobk will Joanne.Toth. IMPORT RADIALS travel toRoselle . Oct 30 the Lady Cougars were 95 their next drive similar to their : s39 MICHELIN XZX 'previous ones: in a touchdown. Bear facts: The Bears have ..,•'•• , >. • Photos by Ray Baltey shut out 4-0 by a tough Summit CAR SERVICE CENTERS outscored their opponents 221-27 team. Cranford had a great defen- 145R13 BLACKWALL This score came on a 31-yard TURKEYWALK: Gobbler Jodi Albanese of Cranford greets the Davis family of Kenilworth, from BECAUSE SO MUCH IS RIDING ON YOUR TIRES.® throw from quarterback Don this year and have not been sive game, again led by Williams !••• ••••••••.•••••••—"——"'— Dayon to tight end Tim Kauf- scored upon in 22 quarters. To- left, Peter and Donna with sons Peter and Bobby, at Sunday's Turkeywalk in Npmahegan Park>to in goal, Dale, Barbosa, Storz and inann. The extra point was good, morrow's game marks the last benefit the American Heart Association. :. '.''.'' sophomore Erin Burke. MICHELIN ICHELIN giving Brearley a 21-point lead time in this series the Bears and J. MICHELIN XCH4 MICHELIN MICHELIN * MXV Light Truck Steel Belted after the first quarter. \ Dayton Bulldogs will play. Dayton High Performance won last year's contest, but the XH MXL Radial All Season Kaiifmann, whose 261-yards and \* Prertilmji Steel Import Size Steel Belted Radial WHITE Import size BLACK 13 catches lead the.Bears, aided Bears had won the previous four Belted Radial Steel Belted Radial SIZE PLY LETTEH Bear- Cougar Scoreboard Steel Belted Radial SIZE WALL LT215/7SR15 6 110.95 WHITE the Bears in their hext drive. His games. * BLACK BLACK 120.95 SIZE WALL 185/60HR14 97.95 LT235/75R15 6. SIZE . WALL S|ZE." WALL 195/60HR14 102.95 3OX95QR1S. 6., 127.95 - -Scores from Oct. 30 to Nov. 5 J 59.95 P165/7OH13 5Z95 ,39-95 .139.95^., 2t)5/60HR'14' 112.95- ...&.•<. 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Also, HIGH PERFORMANCE a penalty kick shootout-^the Cou- sophomore Frank Halter was bril- -£•:• FIELD HOCKEY BRIDGE^TONE S402 gars lost their state quarterfinal liant in his defensive marking of P155/80R13 WHITEWALL CAR SERVICE CENTERS Monday 1-0 to Parsippany Hills. Parsippany Hills' top offensive Brearley 5, Gov. Livingston 0 T*he high scoring two-time defend- player. Brearley 3, Wh|ppany Park 1 . ing Morris County champions Junior midfielder Greg Michaels Brearley 2, Basking Ridge 1. were pressed to the limit by the turned in another solid effort . Crahfordi, Highland Park 0 ocesrone r IDCESTOnE Cougar defense in a match that from his central position on the Granford 2, West Morris 1 POTEN2A RE71 S402 .•'•••• locesront 3mocesrone DESERT DUELER Ultra Perlormance remained scoreless after 100 min- field. Senior Jason Alvator, jun- Steel Belted Radial S402 POTENZAHP41 Light Truck Steel Belted Import Size High Performance Steel Steel Belted Radial Radial All Season utes of play. iors Mike Delmonaco, Dave Di- FOOTBALL All Season WH|Te : . Howeyerj Parsippany Hills, who Fabio and sophomore John With* WALL Steel Belted Radial I Belted Radial All Season BLACK D691/6O4V Brearley 41, Bound Brook 0 35.95 All Season ' BLACK SIZE • ' WALL WHITE shot first in the shoot out con-erington combined to help control BUCK SI2E WALL 250.95 SIZE PLY LETTER Westfield 34, Cranford 9 P165/80R13 43.95 72.95 245/45ZR16 verted all five of the team's penal- Cranford's midfield play. 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Halter scored for Parsippany Hills i, Cranford 0 a superb game with diving saves Cranfbrd, while Edwin Baracaldo, drich P155/80R13 WHITEWALL on two shots in the second and Jeff Staton, Dan Vigano, Idean • ' • •• • • •• —-••• GIRLS'SOCCER ,.\\ • • • • • • •••••• • • • • *••*••*••**•••- third periods. During the game, Barjetsh and Juan Peruyero con- FOR HEARTS: Strolling the five-kilometer rnini-walkathbn for Summit 3i, Cranford 0 i BFGoodrich Hartmann rejected all 14 visitor verted for Parsippany Hills. the American Heart Association are, from left, Gail JeneyV Fred COMPT/A.HR shots; Senior syveeper Chris On Oct 30 Cranford registered ; Rahway 1, Cranford 0 High Performance rich Ferguson and Ljnda Jeney. • . .^: •• . _ Radial T/A Ste«l Baited Radial All-Terrain Pavics also turned in a wonderful its 11th victory of the season . Scotch Plains-0, Cranford 0 LIFESAVER GT4 Sport Performance . 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The goal was set up by a streak by winning two games last tional ahd championship meets, at the Essex Catholic Invitational ORIGINAL EQUIPMENT corner kick off the foot of Polito to week. scored tb.e winning goal with only winning five individual and three Oct 13 at Branch Brook Park, Lady Bears the far post The goal was DiLe- The Lady Cougars defeated 30 second*-' remaining in the FIRESTONE FR312 team medals for St Joseph's High where Krause placed ninth out of AR SERVICE CENTERS Ho's sixth this year. Highland Park 1-0 last Thursday. game. .'' • School, Metuchen. . 114 runners. one P155/80R13 WHITEWALL Cranford outshot the home team Junior Amy Hegna scored the The Cranford team, with -a conference In dual meets, Krause ran in At the NJ. Catholic Track Con- ••••••••••* 11-7 and Summit's high scorer did only goal off a corner hit by senior record of 11-4-3, was scheduled to the top three spots for his team, ference Championships Oct. 27 at not manage a shot as Halter Kristen Dackermann. Senior travel to Mount Olive Tuesday for Warinanco Park, on a 2 V4-mile field liockey closely marked him. Hartmann e jthe next state tourney round. _^ which is 3-1 on the season. His ircsron g°?!l Pam Whitefield recorded -school-coach-has-named-him atop —course-he^alsoLwon-art.lndividuaL ircsron FR721 Was^called'lDrrfo'make five saves the sfiufouf by makihgfour saves. performer for effort and consis- medal earlier in the season at the 031conom2 y Steel Belted Domestic Siie —— Flrohawk GTX FR 480 vfonel in the shutout victory. Steel Belted champions Cranford hosted West Morris in Courts to close tency all season. Stewart Invitational. Saturday adlal All Season High Performance Premium 70 Series ATX All Terrain Cranford's final match, of the the first round of the state tourna- WHITE Radial All Season Steel Belted Radial Steel Belted Light Truck Steel At the.Oct. 6 Shore Coaches In- Krause won a 10th place medal in WALL WHITE All Season Belted Radial All Season season was scheduled for yester- ment and beat the visitors 2-1. At SIZE WALL Radial All SeasonyH|TE Cranford's clay courts are closed vitational Meet at Holmdel Park 19:56 at the Middlesex County 29.95 BLACK WHITE day at Scotch Plains against the the end of the first half the score P155/80R13' 34.95 WAIL SIZE PLV LETTER for the season. Hillside Avenue Krause helped his team to a sec- Championships for freshmen at 38.95 P165/8OR13 SIZE WALL SIZE By Kim Eagan 39.95 47.95 P175/70R13 59.95 99.95 highly rated Raiders. Earlier this remained 0-0. In the beginning of courts will close Monday. 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Prior to the tournament, the (as picked by the sports staff of Forbes Newspapers) girls had added three more wins, bringing their record to 12-5. Fac- IRELLI P600 P700 HH.VR VR..ZR ing Scotch Plains Oct 29, Kim Ultra Performance High Performance P8 Ultra Performance Eagan led the team to a 2-0 vic- MICHELE CHARNEY Steel Belted Radial Steel Belted Radial Specialty Performance Original Equipment BLACK Steel Belted Radial tory scoring two unassisted goals. Cranford High School Steel Belted Radial WALL BLACK Steel Belted Radial SIZE WALL Crista Rydzewski made 11 saves SIZE 185/60HR14 106.95 BLACK BLACK to register the win. 185/60HR14 72.95 WALL 205/55VR14 142.95 195/50ZR16 185.95 195/60HR14 78.95 WALL 19S/65VR15 154.95 205/SOZR16 237.95 Brearley defeated Gov. Livings- i 205/60HR14 82.95 159.95 79.95 2O5/65VR15 169.95 240.95 ton 5-0 Oct 30. The Lady Bears' MIchele Chamey, a senior at Cranford High • V195/60HR15 79.95 165.95 21S/60ZR15 182.95 22S/S0ZR16 254.95 2O5/6OHR15 83.95 22S/60ZR15 220.95 23S/50ZR16 373.95 outstanding offense led by Eagan School, has led the varsity gymnastics team In 215/60HR15 . 89.95 24S/45ZR16 with three goals and one assist all-around competition this season, averaging 195/65HR14' 85.95 185/65HR15 86.95 and Jessica Saporito with two more than 35 points per meet She qualified for goals. Great defense was dis- the state sectional tournament as an all-around . ELECTRONIC ENGINE TUNE-UP . LUBE, OIL CHANGE AND FILTER played by sophomores Tava competitor and placed third In Friday's county Novello and Faye Pappandrea. . WHEEL ALIGNMENT . COMPUTERIZED WHEEL BALANCING . BATTERY SERVICE STATE BELIEVE3 Rydzewski had five saves, tourney at the high school. [INSPECTION' Friday the Lady Bears beat con- BRAKE SERVICE . FRONT END SERVICE . 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i B-4 1990 Thursday, November 8,1990 CRANFORD CHRONICLE B-5 action
WARRIORS 2, 8TATCN ISLAND T by the goaltender. Midfielders Jill Redlund, Cranford Cranford Warriors took to the road Sunday Kim Halt/elder, Diana Richards and Amy Matz and shot down the Staten Island Stars with a continued to feed the ball to their forward line thrilling second half comeback. Crantord fell while defenders Alana Doty, Erica Plait, Amy Mark Fazio Traveling teams behind by one goal, when the home team Pldgeon and Maryellen Wilson all tried val- scored midway through the second quarter. • iantly to stem the Somerset HDls tide. A funeral Mass is being offered ington, D.C., in 1972: He was a St The equalizer came only eight minutes Into ' Uron Frelnd and: Jenny Sands split goal- AMERICANS 3, PARSIPPANY 2 tha second half when Jason Michaels hit a tender duties. ••'••. at the Church of St Anne today at Anne's parishioner. Parslppany came to Cranford determined to penalty kick to keep his perfect record for the Animal visitors at Methodist church 10 a.m. for former Garwood resi- Born in Brooklyn, N.Y:, Mr. give the Americans a tough contest This season. The game became more physical as Senior division dent Mark J. Fazio, 40. Mr. Fazio Fazio had lived in Garwood for 25 being the second meeting between these two both teams fought back and forth trying for Members of Crariford United ecumenical organization which died of a heart attack Friday in years before he moved to Phi- teams in eight days, the first game went to the' Methodist Church, will have enter- has sent more than 75,000 food- 1 4iisJ.indfinwold home, • • '' ladelphia in 1979._He_mQyjE ~~ParaTppany 5-3. Parslppany scored Wit fit 20~.gave Cranford the game winner In the last few tainment of a different sort Sun- pg^ ^t minutes of the first half and Cranford tied It minutes as the Warriors avenged their previ- : EAGLES 2, COUQARS 1 He had been an accountant for Lindenwold 18 months ago.. within five minutes. Mike Chelland scored It on ous loss to the stars. The defense of Peter With pnly 10 players on the team the Eagles day when they finish making dec- three million chicks and ducks to the federal General Services Surviving are his parents, Har- . a direct kick 20 yards away. Parslppariy went Dlttmar, Mike feeley, Scott Friedman and realized they were facing a tough; game. With orations for their first annual "Al- small fanners in 109 countries only three forward players the Eagles needed Administration in Philadelphia old and Margaret Rogers of Gar- ahead again on a penalty kick and the half Michaels played well to shut down the home ternate Christmas Fair," and 32 states.. Each recipient score* stood at 2-1 tor Paralppany. Within four support from midfleld players David Sor- wood, and a brother, Christopher team attack. Jeff Mucksavage played another passes on the first offspring, or for 11 years and New York for minutes' ofthe second half midfielder Anthony strong game In goal as he helped direct the rentlno, Emlry Poleshuek and David.Koch- Talking chickens, "Floppy the seven. years; Mr. Fazio received of Plainfield. Dllorio handed the ball to Alex Reszetylo. who . offense and defense with his saves and long owskl. Despite the strong defense of the Cou- Rabbit" and "Lola the Pig" will the produce from the gift animal his bachelor's degree in account- Arrangements were made by went some 40 yards and drilled a shot into the ' kicks downfleld. Midfielders Matt KawczynsW, gars directed by Steve Richards In center mid- visit the church from 6:30 to T to another needy family. . goal. The winning goal was scored, by winger. Tim Ryan and. Mike Swackhamer hustled and field and fullbacks Richard Brugger, Craig ing from Strayer College, Wash- Dooley Funeral Home. : p.m. The farmyard animals were Patrick Gorman who was again assisted by played aggressively. Randy Weeden/Jeremy Clark; Michael D'Arcy and Richard Winter, the Eagles scored the first goal toy David Sor- Each Sunday school class at the • s, , • DUorlo within minutes of the end of the match. Platt and Baker kept the pressure on the invited so that the children can This was a win which took team effort. Kevin home team despite many questionable calls. . rentlno after a combination of passes between get a firsthand look at a few of the church wilt decorate and! staff an Pemoulle had a great .day In goal. Fullbacks. the brothers Jeff and Jerry Tlemey. Two ojher ' seven types of animals to be fea- animal booth at which the congre- Anna Kuf znian Chris Flamlnl, Jon Hogna and Billy Hanson attacks on goal by Dustin Knoop, Eagle center tured at next month's fair. gation and public may purchase a kept feeding the midfleld of Jimmy D'Arcy, PATRIOTS 1, RAHWAY0 forward, were saved by the outstanding per- Former Keniiworth resident Richie Horn and Chris Sands. Forwards. Joey . The Patriots avenged a previous loss to formance of goalkeeper Terry Potts, who, . The fair, will benefit Heifer share in a donation to Hfeifer Theresa Church where a funeral .. McComb, Greg Bazilus and Scot McKay had Rahway in a tightly played soccer match. The however, was defenseless when Jeff Tlerney Project International, a non-profit, Project in someone's honor. Anna Bretzger Kurzman, 82, died Mass was offered yesterday., some opportunities which they could not corn- defensive unit of Chris Sbaratta, Terry Don- scored the'second goal.with a powerful high Sunday at Jersey Shore Medical . Her husband, Henry, died many vert. ". '•'..• ovan, Matt Evans, J|m Doane, Rob Brunner ball. • • ... Center, Neptune, after a brief ill- years ago. Surviving are a son, and sweeper Pat Mamrak contlnously In the second half tho Cougars were but for ness. William W. of Watehung; a daugh-. PARSIPPANY 5. AMERICANS 3 thwarted • Rahwa/o , offensive drives with revenge and with a fast move forward on (ho Sexual abuse topic for adult forum strong tackling and turning .of the ball upfteld. Mrs. Kurzman had been an ac- ter, Arlene Wolf of Asbury Park; ' Cranford Americans played at Parslppany Oct right wing Sheln Lashkarl outplayed the Ea- Midfielders Brian Harley, Jay Whalen and counting clerk for 37 years for two brothers, William Bretzger of 26 under the lights, facing the toughest com- gles, passed to.Brian D'Arnlco, who then as- Jacqueline Rotteveel, a member Sunday at the First Presbyterian Andy Hubboch covered* a lot of ground pro- petition so far this season. Parslppany scored slsted.center forward Danny Holland to score of Watchung Avenue Presbyterian New Jersey Bell Telephone Co., Scotch Plains and Graham Bretz- FIRST PLACE girls' recreation Softball team, receives honors at Keniiworth Borough Hall, From viding solid support to both the offepslve and •..'••. "" • Photos by George Pacdello Church Adult Forum. The topic • first on a Cranford defensive mistake. Anthony for 1-2. The Eagles lightened their defense, Cranford, and a member of its Pi- ger of Stanton, Va; a sister, Dor- defense. '•" - ' with outstanding' players Damlan Knoop,' iChurch, North Plainfield, will be will be "Incest and Sexual Abuse: left are, in front, Patrice Nora, Jennifer Dente, Kimberly Rhyner, Theresa Barton; middle, Kristy Dllorio tied H for Cranford, Parelppany scored TASTY TREATS: Amelia Ranlet prepares pies for sale at Forwards Mike Tretola, John.Healey and James Schmltt, Chris Louie and Todd.Marino the guest speaker at 9:30 am. oneer Club. She retired in. 1973. othy Donaldson of Asbury Park; again and Greg Bazilus tied It again for Cran- Recognizing the Symptoms." Romeo, Aprile Rohm, Kristin Rhyner, Sheri Zager, Theresa Lyle, Tonlahn Tripodl, Jackie Zika, Jeff Baer all moved well with the ball and kept In goal and assured their victory. Saturday's Eastern Star bazaar at Cranford's Masonic Temple. Born in Newark, she had lived nine grandchildren and 11 great- ford. Dllorio gave the ball to Mile Chelland for •M^^HHHHMHthz?".**Niuwj^V1*>»mn I-jilai nnrwi'i ••! ma • •••• mul *i • il • • •III^^HIB HMH ' ' Rotteveel has had prior experi- Michele Lyle, Deana Volpe; rear, Uz Dente, Cliff Rhyner, Gene Pepe and Steve Lyle. Rahway on their toes with sharp passing. The the assist At the half, Parslppany was ahead •• in Keniiworth for 40 years. She. grandchildren. winning goal was Initiated by a Healay shot on ence as a leader of groups dealing 3-2. Parslppany started the second half with TRAILBLAZERS 7, STEALTH BOMBERS 1 . moved to Asbury Park in 1979. Arrangements were by Master- goal that midfielder Jay Whalen tapped In. with incest and sex abuse victims. two unanswered goals. Bazilus got his second . The Trallblazers completed their undefeated : The strong defensive effort kept, goalkeeper She was a parishioner of. St peter Suburban, Roselle Park. goal of the game on' an assist by Patrick season with a 7-1 triumph over the Stealth She has conducted workshops and Gennaro Somma's saves to a minimum. Gorman. Kevin Pemoulls played well.In goal Bombers arid finished with a 6-0 record. As programs on recognizing the fars drop last 2 matches and fullbacks Billy hansen, Chris Flamlnl and they have done all season, the Trallblazer de- symptoms of persons who have fense led by sweeper Rich Platkowskl, stop- , Jon Hegna saw a lot of action. Midfielders CELTICS VLIVINQSTON 1 been sexually abused and the ap- -Jimmy D'Arcy, Richie Horn and Chris Sands per, Dan Hlgglns and outside backs Bryan Williani Vail ' Crahford Celtics were fortunate to earn a tie. DesRochers and Mike Baumann, played out- propriate legal and therapeutic fed forwards Scot McKay, Joey McComb and against. a scrappy and talented LMngston Former Cranford resident Will- to complete tennis season at 11 -11 Alex Reszetylo. This was Cranford's only loss standing, turning "back bomber attapks with responses -when those symptoms 30 years. He moved to Rosemont squad obviously fired up for this" contest .excellent hustle and long clearing kicks. of the season...... • ..arise. »'••,/ • ' •••:/. •:' ' •••• ' • • iam C. Vail, 68, died of cancer Oct five years ago. against the unbeaten flight leaders..Only:an Center halfback J.R. Mamrak opened the 29 in Rosemont,.Pa . extraordinary 'flame' by goal tender Devln scdrlngln the first period on a beautiful shot: .." .The public is invited. For addi- Klebaur kept the Celtics In the game and His first wife, the former Jane By Jennifer Jankunas i_^. ,•;"...•.. •'. ''•;'- AMERICANS 1,E. BRUNSWICK 1 Right wing Pete Lyons banged In one off a tional injFormatiori.call the church' Mr. Vail had worked as dn engi- avoided the loss. Klebaur deflected many sure Roblin, died in 1972 and his sec- : perfect crossing pass from Mamrak. Baumann neer for New York Telephone for Tearr) pqrrespdndent ._ : . "•'.•', .' Cranford tied East Brimswtak In'the Ame- scores and'smothered a dead on shot on a office, 276-8440. -...; ".-.;.• :; Scher and Kozak defeated an aggressive Shabazz , while playing center forward, accounted for ond wife, Mary Lou Shugar, died ••••• fttaris.'' second..trip there this season. East rebound (n front of the net. The acceloratton more than 35 years. In the 1970s The drartfonl ffigfi School girls' tennis team com- team .5-7, 6-1, 6-2 to make Cranford's win over Sha- another score before the first haH ended!. For- in 1987. A son, Bruce R- of At- Brunswick scored first on a very controversial and acrobatic defense of sweeper Shaun he. was a Republican municipal pleted its season at 11-11 by dropping the last two bazz solid. All second doubles players, Reszetylo, penalty kick'. . ."..'•' '•'•'- Johnson and some timely clearing kicks by ward Greg Bugel scored for the Bombers In committee member for the 14th lanta, Ga, survives. matches, against Scotch Plains and Summit Goldman, Kathy Rekoon and A. Jankunas proved to Alex Reszetylo' tied H (or Cranford on a fullback Robbie Schlpper helped to maintain a the second quarter off an assist from wing Sociologist to talk district He also was active with•". While playing against Scotch Plains Oct 31, four- be key in the line-up posing a combined record of Gregory Bazilus assist. Although' Cranford scoreless tie at half-time. . • Nicholas Jenkins; _ • . Arrangements were- by Chad- kept pressuring the East Brunswick defense, ' In tho second half, DesRochers now playing Boy Scout Troop 174 and Osceola wick Funeral Home, Admore Pa time letter winner Joanna Drechsler lost 6-2,6-3 and 154.:- •-•. . •....-..••• '-. ' Livingston scored carry In the second half . 1-1 was the final tally. . . / on the forward line, kicked in two more scores on Jewish identity Presbyterian Church. Memorial contributions may be Sjie Goldberg lost a close 7-5, &-3 match. Jennifer and Cranford ' fullbacks Tim Styler, Ed one off a pass- from R. Platkowskl. Strong, Junior Jeri Slocum stands at 2-0 at singles. Juniors Sweeney, Chris Johnson and midfielders midfleld play was displayed by Nick Sclarrone, Meirvin F. Verbit, a sociologist at Originally from Albany, N.Y.^ made to the American Cancer So- Jankunas won 6-2,6r2. Andrea Ballman and Sybil Young stand at 3-1, fresh- Craig Frost, Robert Sands and Marc Petlto Rob Dlnsmorek, Paul Platkowskl and 6. Dos- Mr. Vail relocated in 1955 to ciety, 355 Lancaster Ave, Haver- Kari Scher and Meredith Kozak lost 6-1, 6-1. Sec- SUMMIT 4, CRUSHERS 3 battled the' aggressive LMngston forwards in Brooklyn College, will be the men Laurie Shackell and Bonnie Gittlin are 2rO.. Rochera. Wings Kim Hrlbar and Joey Can- Cranford where he had lived for ford, Pa. 19401. ond doubles Allison Goldman and Karen Reszetylo The Crushers came out strong In the first. the Cranford end of the field. Forwards Jon - guest speaker Sunday for the/ half with great passing and dominated play as Hzel and Casey Brooks Just missed converting none kept constant pressure on the Bomber' Bemice Weinstock Memorial Lec- captured the second Cougar point winning 64, 4-6, they led the Summit Sabres 2-1 at hatftime. the few Cranford scoring opportunities. goal. '•'•.•' . • • 6-2. ' ,-,.-•..• ; • • ' '. •; •-. •••' Right wing Shaun Weeden banged one In on Providing the offensive pressure on the for- ture at Temple Beth-El. Finally, with less than five minutes remain- Semple wins medals an assist from Jeff SchuLze to take the lead. ward line for the. Bombers was Lori Poltto and Stephania Bodzioch The team hosted Summit Friday for the Lady Cou- Ing, Cranford tied trie game as Patrick Maher Verbit is a specialist in contem- The Sabres quickly tied It up only to be.shut Brendan Reed. The midfleld was patrolled by pushed a perfect pass through three defend- • porary American Jewry and the gars' final match. Drechsler played well against a Edward Semple of Cranford won two gold medals, down again with a goal by Kevin Feeley off a Justin Conklln, Paul Kanlshka and Eric Dale. Stephania Wilk Bodzioch, 78, of ilworth in 1979. She was a parish- era and Dave Becerra drove a remarkable. county ranked player, but lost 6-2, 6-4 Goldberg lost corner kick from Tom Uucash. • Defenders Brian Cardell, Katie McGowan, Paul sociology of religion. His topic will two silver medals and one bronze medal in swim- shot Inside the far post. . Keniiworth died at St Elizabeth ioner of St Hedwig's Church, Eli-, 64,6-2. Jankunas lost 7-5,6-1. ming events at the N.J. Senior Games, held in-Sep- • As the Crushers came back from the half, It Konlka and Ron Roberts turned In strong ef- • be "The Year 2010: Jewish Iden- Hospital Nov. 1 after a brief ill- zabeth, where a ftineral Mass was Additionally both Scher. and Kozak lost 6-1, 6-0. tember at Brookdale Community College, LincrofL looked as though. It would be a runaway as forts. Phil Gallilot came up with' several big tity and Jewish Family?" Verbit ness. offered Friday. Reszetylo and sophomore Alison Jankunas lost 2-6, the Crushers scored again off a corner kick by saves In goal. Jerry Schllchtlng sidelined with will discuss issues, of relevance Semple, 66, swims in the 65-to-69-year-olds' cate- Shaun Weeden. Despite good defense by Traveling girls a brbkeh tbe, cheered on his teammates. Before retiring 13 years ago, Her husband, Casimir, died in 6-2,6-1 heartbreaker. . gory. At last year's games he won a gold and two Kevin O'Donnell, George Fulling, Scott Van de today and in the very near future., Mrs. Bodzioch had been a seam- 1978. Surviving are. a daughter, To highlight the season, Drechsler defeated Betsey silver medals. Water, Brian Reppert and goalkeep Nik The lecture will begin at 7:30 stress for _ 30 years at Kanner Dorothy Hugelmeyer of Ken- Murray of West Morris Central 4-6, 7-5, 6-1 for her Semple received his medals competing in the Fekete, a determined and driven Summit team WESTFIELD 2, MAGIC 1 Midget division p.m. Admission fee is $5 for Dress Co., Elizabeth: She was a iiworth; two brothers, Julius Wilk managed to tie the game. With only three In a grueling match Sunday Cranford Magic, BAZAAR ITEMS: Eastern Star members Bemice Sewell, left, and Arlene King show Marion -state game. Goldberg defeated Jayne DeMichele of breast stroke, butterfly and freestyle events. His vic- seconds to go In the game, the Sabres adults, but $3 for students. member of the International Gar- of Linden and Matthew Wilk of scored early'In the first half on a nice goal by Pugliese Christmas decorations at their annual bazaar of handmade items. 1 Kearny, losing the first set 0-6 and cbrriing back to tories at the state games qualify him for the U.S.'scored a final, heartbreaking goal on a fast left wing Nicole Storace. • RED DEVILS 3, DESTROYERS t ment Workers Union, NeV York CSark ,'three'grandchildren and a v break to win the game, 4-3. wjn the next two 6-2,6-3. J. Jankunas led the team in National Senior Sports Classic' to be he'ld 'next sum- Although Westfleld ended the'half with a The Rod Devils capped a successful season City, •'• •••••'•• •"• '• '.•;••••:••••• gfeav-granddiaughter. personal records with a ,14-6 record. :'••'.'. mer in Syracuse, N.Y. • goal, the Magic defense of Nicole. Pepe, And- with a victory over the scrappy Destroyers. Pastor to preach Born Cleveland, OHio.sHe^Uvea' Trr7Oter^erriehts-'were ' by Mast- rea Rosenkrans, Samantha Morano, Shannon Michael Vmitoe opened the scoring for the AMERICANS 3, N. HUNTERDON 3 Murray and goalie Christine bender repeatedly Devils as. the front line of Patrick Mahoney, in Linden before moving to Ken- apeter Suburban, Roselle Park. Cranford traveled to North Huntardon to Rotary exceeds Polio Plus campaign goal on stewardship turned away Westfleld's powerful offense. Steven Bobrowskl, Jonathan Decker, Matthew play a very determined team, Two minutes ' Midfielders Laura Johnston,' Tracey Mul-- - Nazzaro and Ryan Curry kept constant pres- before the end It looked as though Cranford nities of Cranford and surround- vaney, Beth Gallagher and Becky Taylor con- sure on Destroyer goalies Joey Bottlno and Cranfprd Rotary Club has com- Polio Plus, the biggest lurid- The Rev. S. Timothy Pretz, pas- was going home with a loss but Cranford had tinually pushed the all up to the front line of Ryan Bramwell and defenders Bryan Krinz- raising effort ever attempted by ing towns. . tor of Osceola Presbyterian a different Idea of the ending. pleted.,-its three-year Polio Plus William Philpot Jaeger DevbH Murray, Lauren Stanley, Lauren Zur- man, Christine Dwyer, Josh Zullck,.Meghanno Rotary International. We truly can The Polio Plus program was first Church, will preach the 10 am. fund-raising; effort, according to Within the first 10 minutes North Hunterdon avnsky and Nicole Starace. The Magic played Malinowskl and .Allison Lombardo. envisioned by the worldwide ser- scored first. Greg Bazilus had a perfect day chairman Bruce Bergen, take pride in the part we have service Sunday at Claris Brewer A private memorial service will ford for almost 30 years before a solid game from beginning to end. Goalie J.R. Frankel of the Devils stopped the vice organization in 1986, with an with a hat trick. The first goal tied the garne: "A^. part of Rotary Interna- played in helping to far surpass Municipal Building. His topic will be held tomorrow in Clearwater, moving to Florida ; ' midfielder Jimmy'D'Arcy got the assist.; Bazi- Destroyer attack led by Jesse Goldberger, the goals of this project, and initial goal of raising $37 million, be "Stewardship or Mission." Fel- Lumber Katie Sands, Sean.Tyler, Sam DeVlto and Fla, for former Cranford resident, Surviving are Ids parents, Will- tional's plan to raise funds to lus scored again minutes before the half on a thereby save the lives of many to immunize 240 million children lowship hour will follow. Chris Sands assist Cranford was leading 2-1. E. BRUNSWICK 5, MAGIC 0 Joseph Slragusa. • eradicate polio worldwide, Cran- William Philpot, 44, who died iam T. and Marion; his paternal - The Magic players were unable to put their Steven Bobrowskl scored second Devil goal, children, and reduce the suffering in 42 countries. But the response Pretz also will lead Sunday Friday at his home in Key Largo, grandmother, Mrs. William Phil- North Hunterdon was not ready to give up just ford was given a three-year goal was so strong that the goal was yet. The hosts scored two goals within min- game plan Into action against East Brunswick and that score was quickly followed by Vtt- of $7,000. I am proud to say that of many others." school for all ages and an adult Fla •.•.•,*' pot; and a sister, Meredith. Heri- utes of each other at 15 minutes of the sec- Oct. 28. tltoe's second goal of the game on a fine raised in 1988 to $120 million to Bible study on the Book of James FLOWTRON® breakaway shot. ,- our members have responded to The club meets weekly for lunch Mr. Philpot had lived in Cran- neghan, all of Clearwater; • ond half. Two minutes before the end, center Despite several attempts by Magic forwards try to eradicate the disease in at 9 am. midfielder Mike Chelland carried the ball to- Nicole Starace, Devon Murray, Lauren Stan- Devil forwards In the second half were led I this urgent need, and have raised at the Cbachmart Restaurant The membership is comprised of rep- every country, As of this date, the Electric Leaf Eater wards the goal. North Hunterdon's goalkeeper ley, Lauren Zuraynsky and Beth Gallagher and by Katie Donnelly, Kyle Benn, Emily Pollak,- in excess of $9,000, more than 125 total actually raised by Rotary is came out to challenge and Mike chipped the midfielders Tracey Muh/aney, Laura Johnston, Meghan Maher, Hope Aschenbach, Daniel ' per cent of our goal," Bergen said. resentatives of the business, in- ball over the keeper's head and Bazilus was Bethany Dlttmar and Becky Taylor Just Kovollsky and Vicky Satvagglo. dustrial and professional commu- rtiore than $220 millioa UUvti •'»««•' ' there to finish with the third and tying goal. couldn't penetrate the defense to score. The Destroyers broke Into the scoring col- Cranford Rotary Club, founded Defenders Shannon Murray, Samantha umn In the fourth quarter as Slragusa beat: in 1923, has worked to fulfill the Union County 3Reltgiousf Directory ^J^J Shreds leaves, wet or CYCLONES 3, WESTFIELD 1 Morano, Nicole Pepe, Andrea Rosenkrans and Devil defenders. The Devils ended the season ' organization's ..motto of "Service ^^ ^^ dry. Also shreds weeds, Cranford Cyclones defeated Westfleld Blues goalie Christine Bender turned back many at- with a 6-1-1 record. ; " . • Above Self," both locally and in- DEDICATED TO DIGNIFIED Ihalch and even paper! 3-1 Sunday at Westfleld's Houlihan Reid be- tempts to break through the line. ' hind the strong defense of fullbacks Scott NINJA TURTLES 4, IGUANAS 2 ternationally; In addition to giving SERVICE SINCE 1897. Redeemer Lutheran Church St. Paul's Reduces 8 bags of Imus, Andrew Schmrtt, Dlno De Fablo and . The Nlnja Turtles defended the Iguanas .4-2 annually to such groups as the Clark and Couperthwaite Place An inviting Christ- SOMERSET HILLS 5, SOC-HERS 1 In an action packed match, After a scoreless leaves down lo 1 bag. Joseph LaBraclo. After a scoreless first quar- United, Way, Boy and Girl Scouts, (Neac VMCA) United Church of Chri.sl Playing an older and physically.larger Some- first half, Kathleen Foster and Michael Kavalus centered congre- ter Brian Cumlskey put the ball Into the net on Westfield, NJ •SX 213 Center St. a cross from John Johnson. Sweeper Phillip rset Hills team, the Soc-Hera were unable to scored two goals each for the Turtles, while and other local groups, the club Mucksavage along wtlh halfbacks Todd put their strategy into play and ended up los- Sue Flamlnl added two for the Iguanas. sponsors a yearly community ser- 232-1517 Garwood gation that affirms Paper Lawn & l^rutzman, _Brendan_Keeleyjand Brian Maher ing, 5-1. . The winning goalie was Joe Blasl. Other Tur- yice loroject. In past years Jie_club _ Rev. Paul E. Kritsch, Pastor efuse Bags set up icorihfl("opportunWes wHH-long" and • -Somerset Hills~managed~to~ecbre"three tles contributing were strikers Jonathon Meyer has purchased computers for tfie" - Roger Borchin, J3.C.E. _. shorts to Jeffrey Weber. Johnson scored the goals In the first half and two more in the and Eddie Clinton. Defenders were Lauren FUNERAL DIRECTORS Sunday Worship Services public library, helped raise funds 8:30 am & 11:00 am estant and Catho- Recycling second goal of the game off a feed from second half. Cranford's lone goal came within' Ames, Mary Beth Zanko, Mary Catherine FRED H. GRAY, JR. Rev. Doug Lovcjoy-Cartcr Maher. Goalie Robbie Meier punted the bail to minutes of the end of the game when right Bugel, Anthony SanMIII and Drew D'Amlco. for the. senior citizens bus, and a Sunday School and Pastor ••;•' lic backgrounds of Container the SO as Adam Loffredo received the ball and wing Lynsey Borges popped the ball Into the Other Iguanas Included Ted Dooley, Brian number of years ago, sponsored a DAVID B. CRABEEL Adult Bible Class 9:50 am net past the goalie. ...'.. McCarthy, A.J. Meeks, Kevin Plpchlck, Tom Nursery Service Provided dribbled down field for the final goal of the nurses' station at Children's Spe- WILLIAM A. DOYLE Worship and Suiulny School its members. game. Paul WhHehurst was flawless In goal for Forwards Abby Dreyer, Regan Stem- Stlansen, Kaltryn Boyle, Undsay Hegma, Vale- During Worship Services and Education Hour null ytliM PAULETTE J. CRA?DEL 9:30 A.M. the Cyclones and also did an excellent Job at pnlowlcz, Heather Simpson and Borges had rie Nlgro, Dylan Schenker and goalie Steve cialized Hospital. Also, the club Christian Day School Nursery 99 halfback. . , . numerous shots on goal which were Melded • DIMarco. each year awards scholarships . Through, Grade 6 Child Circ Available Li»l EiUr Rcplacamtnt Lint •/snu .3.99 8 Gal. and a Leadership Award to grad- 9 uating high school students from FIRST BAPTIST Keniiworth Cranford. SCOTCH PLAINS GRACE Easy Crush CRANFORD . Club president Joseph Cerullo CHRISTIAN CHURCH & CHURCH Compost Bag DEVILS 6, ROSELLE PARK O said, "I am very proud of the sup- Can In a scheduled night game the Keniiworth port our members have given to 1800 Raritan Rd.. Scotch Plains PEACE 170 ELM STREET POOL & FITNESS CENTER Devils played, under the lights and rolled to WESTFIELD, NJ their eighth victory as they downed the Rose- WESTFIELD: 318 East Broad St., Fred H. Gray, Jr. Mgr. 233-0143 Compactor •'**'.** 33 Gallon (401 Centennial Avenue — Cranford) (By Union Co, College) _.._.. FELLOWSHliP lie Park Sockets B-0. Devil winger Danny CRANF0RDU2 Springfield Ave., William A. Doyle, Mgr. 276-0092 Gohcalves started the scoring when he re- 950 RARITAN ROAD . 233-2278 99 ceived a pass from center, beat the sole de- Church to host CRANFORD, NEW JERSEY 07016 fender and put the ball past the sockers' 889-1690 9 Season begins: keeper. Devil midfielders Karen 8nyder, A|ox (201) 276-8740 Dr. Robert L. Harvey Maney, Chris Trikallmos, Erie VHale controlled dinner for seniors Toxton XDcxn & Virgihu Kjiudicn SEPTEMBER 24, 1990 Minister Doug McCullcy the ball down In the Sockers! end and H paid, Sunday - 10:00 A.M. AVorship Church School 9:00 AM Ends May 24, 1991 off when Goncalves broke from the wing and Garwood Presbyterian Church Doolcy Funeral Service, Inc, Sunday School 9:45 A.M. scored his second goal. Snyder Joined In the will host its annual Thanksgiving Wednesday - 7:30 P.M. Teaching Worship 10:30 AM scoring by taking a pass from the outside ahd Sunday Worship 11:00 A.M. blasted a shot Into the back of the net. dinner for senior citizens at 6 to- Caring & Courteous Service to the FLOWTRpN® morrow. In the second half the Devils started where THE CHURCH "Stak-N-Tle" Electric they left off with Snyder scoring her second Bob Malkmus, a former profes- Cmnford/Westfield Area Since 1913 goal and Maney scoring his first on a pass sional baseball player and now a Willow Grove OF CHRIST To Advertise Newspaper Chipp'r FACILITY HOURS across the goal mouth where Maney was po- scout for the Cleveland Indians, Meets at: Organizer sitioned and able to push the ball across. will be the guest speaker. Presbyterian Church ShreddV Weekdays-6:00 A.M.-9:30 P,M. Goncalves completed the scoring by getting MILLBURN MALL SUITE 6 Here Saturday & Sunday — 9:00 A.M. - 6:00 P.M his third goal, completing a hat trick. Devil For reservations, call the church Westfield 1961 Raritan Rd. defenders Matt Campo and Bryan •Petlllo office, 789-0360. . 2033 Vauyhall Road, Vauxhall, NJ Mulch'r where super In making saving plays along 556 Westfield Avenue Scotch Plains Sunday: 10:00 dm Blblo Study PleaseCsill: 8" Heated, eight lane 25 yard pool - lap swimming, lessons, with Gerry PuglleBe, David Vasquez and Kerry The Church will be gathering 233-0255 11:00 Worship Service water exercise classes, swim team and family swim. Zlellnskl In ensuring the teams seventh shut- food during November to benefit 232-5678 6:00 pm Evening Service ANNETTE out. The next game Is Bet for Sunday at Wild- Community Network, a ministry Joseph F. Dooley Wednesday: 7:30 pm Bible Study Large, well equipped Fitness Area - treadmills, Stalrmasters, ay against tha Roselle Rowdies. Manager Brown Leaf for families who relatives are in 9:00 AM»Sunday School For DIAL-A-BIBLE MOMENT 231-6689 aerobic bikes, aerobic rowers, stationary bikes, Nautilus, free prison. Those interested in partic- AIIAflea Compost weights and Individual weight machines. ipating in the program are asked 964-6356 Garwood 10:00 AM - Coffoe and Fellowship Harry Persuad, Evangelist Sauna, aerobic classes, alr*condltloned locker rooms, gym to bring donations of canned and Maker packaged goods or money to the Chips, shreds, mulches, and ample free parking. 10:30 AM • Worship Services . BUZZARDS 2, STRIKEHS 1 church before Thanksgiving. bags. Powerful, lightweight, Nunery aitd Child Care Provided Raritan Road portable. Easy to use. Amerl- Garwood Strikers lost a heartbreaker to the A99 REGISTRATION Roselle Park Blizzards at Unaml Park Sunday. Wednesday - 8:00 PM Bible Study Baptist Church The Blizzards got on the board early In the Halloween treats Cranford TT 2Lb». first period. Some good footwork by Stacle October 24th a new study will begin 611 Raritan Road., Cranford Weekdays — 10:00 A.M. - 4:00 P.M. Marie Upsett In the defensive zone helped the 218 North Avenue Strikers turn the Blizzards away for the rest of at nursing home after Bible Study "Bmtng A Chritttan (Adjacent to the Days Inn) Monday & Thursday - 6:30 P.M. - 8:30 P.M. the haM. 276-0255 In A Non-thrlatlan World" The second half saw a breakaway goal for Walnut Avenue School Girl Francis J. Dooley Jr. taken from the Book of James 272-7088 22 Prospect St. 12322 Morris Ave. I Main St. I Route 202 I 1238 Valley Rd. the strikers by Ryan Garner to make It a 1-1 Scout Troop 334 visited the Cran- 401 Centennial Avenue — Cranford game. The Blizzards got another goal In the Manager Thursday -10:00 AM Bible Study Pastor Steve Nash Madison, N.J. I Union, tf.J. I Naslianic Station I Bornardsvilfo, MJ.I Stirling thlr^I to take a 2-1 lead. Despite some good ford Health and Extended Care Sunday Service offense by Kevin Tucker and Jonathan Gra- Center after school on Halloween. 8:00 PM Choir Rehereal 377-1000 I 68EQ070 I 369-5511 I 22M131 I 647-1239 Call 709-7260 for information ham the Strikera were unable to catch up. Sunday School—9:40 AM; Striker goalie Michael Fox did a fine job In his They, gave each of the 25Q pa- Sunday Worshlp-ll:00 A.M. first complete game In floal. tients homemade cookies in deco- Pastor Ralph P. Acerno Wed. Evening Bible Study-7 P.M. rated bags with ghost clothes pins lFlltVhhCiBkAi on top and sang Halloween songs. CRANFORD CHRONICLE Thursday, November 8,1990 JRoselle man arrested after attempting to swallow drugs Police arrest Elizabeth man Thursday, November 8,1990 CRANFORD CHRONICLE B-7 ll>year-old Roseile man was arrested into his mouth and attempted to swallow it. rest, careless driving, passing a red lights driv- early Tuesday and charged with possession of 1 Pupils paint^now White^^ m cocaine and the assault of a police officer said Lt William O'DonnelL »w «- ing without a license and possession of a con driig fr after he. attempted to swallow the evidence, Zsak managed to prevent him from consum- trolled dangerous substance in a motor vehi- Pupils at St Michael's School ing what later was discovered to be nine cle . . ; . .jfc^LV A 26-year-old Elizabeth man was allegedly selling cocaine to an un- . according to police. charged with possession of co- are creating a 27-foot mural in tf* The man, identified as Tyronne Charles grams of suspected cocaine wrapped in a Officers also discovered cocmne, crack- identified individual, according to conjunction with Cranford Dra- plastic bag, O'Donnell said. cocaine and narcotics paraphernalia in the "78 caine and assaulting a police of- Detective Lt William O'DonnelL matic Club's presentation of white, 41, of 902 Chandler Ave., was seen driv- "The suspect then became abusive, he ficer Friday after he was arrested Investigators could not comment Ang at 1:15 a.m. through a red light west on Dodge automobile ,. by Cranford detectives in Gar- "Snow White and the Seven pushed, kicked and head butted the officer," A passenger, identified as Alfred Alicea, 22, on who purchased the. cocaine. Dwarfs" the weekends of Nov. 30 '. North Avenue near the Garden State Parkway he said. wood. The buyer, however, was not ar- by officer Donald Zsak of New York City was charged with possession The arrest of the man, identified CHS thespians to present and Dec. 7. After* stopping White in front of the Munici- Back-up units from Roseile Park Police De- of cocaine and possession with intent to dis- rested. Director June Coles has de- partment responded and assisted Zsak in sub- as Jairo DeJesus Canas, followed After the transaction, the detec- pal Building, the officer noticed an open bot- tribute, possession with intent to distribute an investigation conducted by the signed a Snow White mural that duing White. The officer was not injured. within 1,000 feet of a school and possession of tives followed Canas into Gar- 'Brighton Beach Memoirs' was painted by 81 pupils in --tle-^>f^cohoHTrdbis-^car^and-determtned that '—White was charged additionally with posses- detective bureau. Canas was ar- wood where he was arrested. he did not have a driver's license. Soon after narcotics'paraphemalia rested at 2:45 p.nv.by Detectives Cranford High School Theater grades 5 to 8 at the parochial sion of cocaine with intent to distribute and .Both suspects were in Union County JaU Canas allegedly punched Peters family; trying to make ends meet school. Each pupil enlarged a 2 by Zsak discovered a knife in the pocket of intent to distribute within a 1,000 feet of a Sgt Eric Mason, William Peters in an attempt to resist arrest, said Club will present Neil Simon's in the midst of the Depression, is ; White's trousers, the suspect stuffed an object Tuesday pending bail which was set at $20,000 and Russell Wilde. comedy, "Brighton Beach Mem- 3-inch chip of the mural to a 12 toy school, possession of a weapon, resisting ar- for White and $10,000 for Alicea. O'Donnell. based on the playwright's real According to police reports,, the oirs," Nov. 16 and 17 in the school family. • 18-inch portion under the direc- Canas was charged additionally auditorium. tion of art instructor Lisa Nolan. detectives set up a surveillance with possession of a controlled Starring as Eugene is John Cola- team after they were notified that Set in Brooklyn in the late 1930s, The work is done freehand.Th e Teen driver charged with DWI after flipping car on lawn dangerous substance (cocaine) russo with Rachel Frankel as mural will be assembled in the a drug transaction was to take with intent to distribute, posses- "Brighton Beach Memoirs" tells- Kate,. Richard Donovan as Jack, place at the North Avenue train the story of the Jerome family upstairs lobby of the theater. An 18-year-old from Westfield sion within a '.school-zone and re- Matt Lyons as Stanley, Cynthia St Michael's principal Lea Kal- was charged Friday with driving station. Investigators would not sisting arrest ' . anbd its sometimes poignant but Nordstrom' as Blanche, Nellie While intoxicated and careless elaborate on how they were made usually hilarious problems. Katakalos as Nora and Sherrye uzny agreed to take on the project aware of the transaction. He was in Union County Jail in late September. Public school driving after losing control of his Monday pending $25,000 bail. . Eugene, the younger son,, is in the Dobrin as Laurie. Student direc- Vehicle and flipping the car over The officers had observed Canas throes of puberty. Baseball is the tors are Amy Mdrneweck and youngsters had created a mural of and onto the-front lawn of a Lex- only thing able to get his mind off Wolodymyr Smishkewych. The "Heidi" two years ago for CDC, ington Avenue residence: girls. It is through Eugene's eyes stage manager is Alexandra but uncertainty about contract ne; The teen, identified as David that the story unfolds and weBeiristein. gotiations with Cranford teachers Firemen respond to 23 calls, learn of his nagging mother, Kate; -stalled the project, Barbara Cook of Moss Avenue, also was • Tickets at $4 and $2 for senior Krause, school-mural coordinator charged along with a 16-year-old his long suffering father, Jack; citizens are available frommem - ' •: Photos by George Pa'cciello passenger from Westfield with un- some false alarms, accidents older brother, Stanley; timid Aunt bers of the cast and the junior for CDC, approached Ms. Kaluzny, derage consumption of alcohol. Blanche and; her two daughters, who initially declined because of •PIECE WORK; St. Michael's School pupils, from left, Kerianne McGuire, Melanie.Chu, Colleen class. Call 272-9100, ext 257 or monetary constraints. However Cook sustained lacerations and. Last.week Cranford firefighters over by group of youths; Len- Laurie and Nora, This extended 302. ..• •.•••...... ••• Carney and Cheryl O'Donnell paint individual portions of Snow White mural. minor knee injuries but he was responded to 23 calls which did homme Drive; Bloomingdale Ave- Mrs. Krause and her husband, Dr. not taken to the hospital, said po- riot involve major fires or injuries. nue and Johnson Avenue play- Frank Krause, donated money for lice. The juvenile was taken to. In some! cases rrtinor fires were ground to extinguish separate leaf the supplies and the project was Rahway Hospital with overall lac-1 extinguished by the time firemen fires; Garden State Parkway to under way. erations. ;'C ••«•, arrived and in other cases fire- provide lighting; 638 Riverside Dr. Ms. Kaluzny said, "The students . for- an electrical shortage; <3arden Police said Cook had been driv- men determined that call boxes and their teacher, Lisa Nolan, were mistakenly activated. State Parkway for flash fire which were involved in a treinfendous ing his 78 Trans Am south on extinguished itself; 20 North Ave. Keith Jeflries Avenue at 11:54 . Firemen went to N. Lehigh Ave- project They utilized their tome nue on a report of a power outage E. for oven fire which firemen ex- and talents to recreate a master- p.m. when lie came to the inter- tinguished with carbon dioxide: section at Lexington Avenue, Un- and smoking .utility pole. Power piece designed by June Coles. The was restore^! within minutes and ' Firemen were also called to 4.18 students learned a valuable lesson able to stop or make a turn( Gopk' Lexington Ave for a motor vehi- locked his brafces,/skidded across '.' there wa*£ no fire. by using their gifts and talents^. Lexington, jumped a; dirt curb Firemen also, went to Spring- cle. accident; 29 Hillcrest Ave. for They experienced ;an apprecia- and hit a guy wire which caused • fieldAM AvenuA^.«nii.«e an~*Ad t>Penn—n X>~~ARoad to **'"branche* s which fell on a power tion for art through theiFcdopera- hisicarto flip over onto the front wash down roadways after : a line; 114NewSt fbr smqkecondi- tibn and team effort" lawn of 418 Lexington Ave motor vehicle accident; 22 River- tion caused by malfunctioning oil side Drive for smoke odor caused burner; 115 Eastman St for acti- The ftilly assembled mural will Investigators could not deter- by self-cleaning oven; Orange Ave- vated smoke alarm caused by bro- be unveiled at a reception for pu-r mined how- fasjt Cook had been nue School to cut bicycle lock; 625 ken water pipe. . pils and parents Nov. 27 from 3 to traveling but one officer at the Lincoln Park E. for smoke odor 5 p.m. The mural can be viewed scene said the car left tire marks caused by- overheating sump False alarms came from 45 during shows and when the the- measuring approximately 187 feet pump; 105 Holly St for faulty hot South Ave. E., Cherry Street and ater is open. It will be returned to . Traffic safety officers, the fire CAR TOTALED: Two Westfield teens escaped serious injury when thfe Trans Am flipped over water heater; Crane Parkway to Retford Avenue, 2 Springfield St Michael's for permanent dis- department and the First Aid onto a Lexington Avenue lawn Friday. The car was totaled and the driver was charged with DWI. f\ standby after a car was pushed Ave. and .Cranford Library. play when the show closes. Squad responded but Cook and CDC will present "Snow White" his passenger were able to free Cook was released on a sum- Nov. 30 and Dec. 7 at 7:30 p.m., themselves from the wreck, ac- mons. The juvenile was released Police warn about counterfeit bills Dec. 1, 2, 8 and 9 at 1:30 and 4 cording to police. ___ into the custody of his parents. Orange Ave. resident finds p.m. Musical director is Phyllis Police are warning business The detectives interviewed a Barmak Tickets at $4 may be pur- owners to be alert to counterfeit suspect, identified as a Union chased by calling CDC, 276-7611. bullet holes in porch, wall $20 bills which may be in circula- County College student, who indi- Youth practice first aid skills at drill tion in the township. cated that he received the bill At first Thomas Bonhag thought headquarters where-it is being Detectives William Peters and from a gas station attendant METROPOLITAN ORCHESTRA Cranford Police Explorers and they learned to assess patients to the loud crackling sound on his held as evidence if a suspect is Russell Wilde responded Oct 23 "Business owners should be The Metropolitan Orchestra will the First Aid Squad's cadet corps determine what equipment is front porch was firecrackers, found." . . to a report from Harmonia Sav- aware that counterfeit money may present its first concert of the sea- recently staged a mock car acci- needed and who is most in need probably discharged by a group of ings Bank, North Avenue W;, that be popping up," said Capt Wilde. son NOV. 11 at 3 p.m. at the dent in the Orange Avenue pool of emergency medical care. youths on mischief night, Oct 30. The next'morning, officers who someone was trying to deposit a parking lot had been dispatched to investi- Police are continuing the inves- Jewish Community Center, 760 This type <»f realistic training is But when he awoke the next counterfeit $20. bill. tigation. Northfield Ave., West Orange. Mu- The drill gave cadets and Ex- morning to clean his front porch gate ' the scene, discovered one aimed to give cadets knowledge: spent shell in Bonhag's driveway sic by Beethoven, Handel and ASSEMBLY LINE: Principal Lea Kaluzny oversees pupils, from left, Christine Kain, Joey Cannone plorers first-hand training on seri- he found a 9mm bullet hole in the Schubert will be performed. Call ous motor vehicle accidents. They and experience so when they be- and six spent shells in the road- and Jason Cadiro as they assemble pieces of mural. Completed work will hang at Cranford come "full. members" on the pillar of his Orange Avenue resi- 736-3200. Dramatic Club: used equipment such as back- dence. The police were called but way in front of his house. Judge penalizes four drivers boards and specialized splints as sqUad, they can get more involved In spite of the shots, police do on a first aid call. they were unable to dislodge the Local artists chosen for county exhibit well as splinted broken limbs and Slug without cutting the pillar so it not believe Bonhag, an insurance for DWI or other infractions bandaged open wounds that often Anyone between 16 and 18 inter- was left behind. salesman, is in any danger. ROMEO, ROMEO: Nicole Marie Petriha of Kenilworth is Juliet The work of seven artists from The reception is open to the pub- result from such accidents. Under ested in becoming a cadet inay Later that night Bonhag discov- "There, is no reason to suspect During recent Municipal Court and Mike Rifcci Is Romeo In Kean College production of Cranford will be ..on exhibit this lic, but reservations are required. the direction of cadet advisers, the shots were directed at him for Singh pleaded guilty also to pro- call 272-7717 for an application. ered another bullet hole which proceedings before Judge James viding false information to a po- Shakespeare's lovei story. Productions are at 8 p.m. Nov. 14 month at Merck & Co., Rahway, as Call 558-2550. A panel of judges had penetrated a ground floor any specific reason," said Bell four persons were penalized to 17 and 3 p.m. NQV. 18 in Wilkehs Theater on campus. Marc part of the annual show spon- will select winners of cash prizes O'Donnell. lice officer and illegally obtaining wall . .'•',. for driving infractions. .'.'-. a driver's license: He was fined Parella of Cranford also is in the cast and James Murphy of sored by the cpunty Office of Cul- and these will be announced at "The bullet had ,. traveled Bonhag had been at home with Robert F. Jackson, 37, of Roseile an additional $600 and was or- town, chairman of theater department, is" director. Gall tural and Heritage Affairs, recre- the reception. . .; Bowling through the? front door and into his wife on the night the shots pleaded guilty, to driving while in- dered to pay $30 to the violent 527-2337. \ ation department arid Merck. the interior portion of a wall, said were fired. They have no chil- toxicated and was fined a total of crimes compensation board. His A total of 47 works were selected Model train show CRANFORD LEAGUE Lt William O'Donnell. "He dugdren! No one was injured, said $365. He was ordered to pay $30 driver's license was also revoked for the exhibit from more than Rusty's 14 10 out the slug and brought it topolice". . ' • to the violent crimes compensa- another six months for all three in town Sunday Garwood Auto Parts 12 12 College thespians to 100 entries. Meeker Sharkey 43 tion board and his driver's license offenses. Singh was issued sum- 20 Marano & Sons 11 13 was revoked for six months. CranfQrd artists and their works The Jersey Central Train show D&MMeaU 42 monses Sept 9 by officer David The Union County College Dra- and $5 for UCC students with 21 Blllnskas Bros. 11 13 Couple charged with impaired driving Cathy's Ceramics Jackson was arrested Oct. 21 by Cochrahe. matic Society will present "Far- proper identification.' Call are: Gary Bernard, "Man's Head,"- and sale arrives at Coachman Inn 39 24 VFW • • 11 13 Clark Lanes A Roseile Park man and a Ma- According to the report, Marino officer Charles Hoeffler. rago No. 6 Oh Men! Oh Women!," 709-7595. crayon; Jeffrey Mason, "Tether," Sunday from 10 a.m: to 4 p.m. 38 25 Garwood Fire Dept. 9 15 Marvin Paduganno, 21, of New- graphite; Mike jones, "Pet Sem- when 65 exhibitors will display all Cranford Sunoco plewood woman were arrested saw Suskie allegedly drive over Kurt Kennedy, 25,- of Hillside a pastiche culled from film, song Donald Julian, who teaches 37 26 Oct. 28 and charged with driving the lawn arid into the bushes be- and Jasbir Singh, 32, of Ken- Providence pleaded guilty to driv- and literature, starting Saturday drama at the coUege, is directing atary," photograph; Robert Hub- ages, gauges and mokes of model Reel-Strong Fuel 37 26 High series wero bowled by Gregory While impaired on North Avenue ing without insurance and was buch, "Industrial Rhythm," wate- trains and railroad accessories. Phoenix Jewelers Rybeck, 431; Glen Evans, 430; Gary Powell, fore backing up and driving east ilwprth pleaded guilty to separate in Studio 32 in MacKay Library. . the show, which consists of an un- 37 26 near the Garden State Parkway, on North Avenue. In the process, incidents of driving with a sus- fined a total of $315. His driver's The show, which provides an ir- related group of scenes that have rcoor; Rose Marie Gatto, "Glory,", In addition, hats, posters, maps . Sehey Electric 36. 27 401; Jennifer Evans, 339; Jeannotte Rag- according to police. license was suspended the man- watercolor; Ruth Brown, "The Ice Cranford Hotel onose, 243; and Mlchete Venturo, 230. High Suskie and a passenger, identified pended driver's license. Each was reverent review of male-female a unified theme about relation- and other merchandise will be 34 29 games were bowled by Gary Powell, 183; The man, identified as Robert as Juliette Ziegler, 21, switched fined $515. Kennedy was issued a datory one year. Paduganno was relationships, will be performed ships between men and women, House," photograph, and Sharon sold and several movies will be Cranford Elks 34 29 Gregory Rybeck, 161; Glen Evans, 156; Jen- Suskie, 29, also was charged with summons Sept 18 by. Lt Jerome issued a Summons March 10 by The cast includes Thomas Gall- Ayre, "Air Quality," acrylic. shown on a continuing basis. Reynolds Plumbing _-34... 29 nifer. EvanidiBi-Mlt^eldJ/onturor-IOiZ^arid- places while the" car was moving, nightly at 8 p.m. to Nqv. 17, ex- -careless drivingrleaving thescene" according^torCapt Harry Wilde. -Andrews.- T - ; Sgt James Washbourne. "cTiTdihg" the~IIthr'Tickets"are $6 ison-of Garwood." " T y . The opening reception is Tues- Adult admission is $3!50 and chil- Victor Dennis 33 30 Donsle Wall. 94. High team game; Blllnskas day from 6 to 8:30 p.m. at Merck. dren under are $1. ; TollEngel 32 Bros., 676; High team sorlos; Petro Plastics, of an accident, driving with a sus- 31 1967. pended driver's license and re- At headquarters, she passed out Cap-Cadocs 32 31 fusal to take a breath test, after he and had to be taken to Union New choir seeks additional voices HullVlccI 29 34 Hospital by the First Aid Squad, THEARTOF BROOKSIDE PTA was seen driving over a curb and The newly formed Garwood Cel- vocalists. It is preferred that Horan Lumbar 29 34 onto the front lawn of a 370 North he said. ebration Choir, under the direc- members be age 16 or over. Inter- Modem Barbar 28 35 Suskie was later released on AMERICAN CRAFT Heaven Scent 13 Ave. E. residence by officer Craig tion of Alison Nead, has'&tarted ested persons are invited to join Cranford Barber 27 36 5 $250 bail. Executive Looks, Obesslon 13 Marino. rehearsals. The group meets" each the rehearsals. Rowe's Sunoco 27 36 5 Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at' St Shallmar 11 CRAFT CLASS Global Carpet , 26 37 7 Paul's United Church, Center WESTFIELD Lauren 9 Learn how to make a cornhusk Dutchy's Lanscaplng 24 39 9 Street, Garwood. A: •. Uz ClalrbornB Entry-Level Prices. wreath decorated with colorful Mason Umo .22 41 8,5 9.5 A performance of Christmas mu- Ambush .8 gourds at a craft class Saturday CRAFT MARKET Robblns & Allison 21 41 10 Tatlana sical favorites is planned for Dec. from 9:30 a.m. to noon at Trailside Just For Kicks 15 48 6 . 12 Westfield New Jersey Armory Passion 9 at the church along with.a carol Nature and Science Center in the 3.5 14.5 500 Rahway Avenue The following shot 600 sorlos: Ed SJoorger sing by the audience. Watchung Reservation. The fee is 193, 257, 202; Dave Merrill, 226, 166, 266' High series wore bowled by Undg Brlbl- The group is looking for more $25. Call 789-3670. Mike Pechlllo, 186, 204, 216; and Tony j' esca, '448; Natalie Mahpney, 437;.Valorlo Bonlto, 215, 201, 185. Tho following shot 200 Franrlpano, 417; Donna Q'Donnell, 410; or more games; Marty Mcovoy, George Mlchele Portor, 406; Barbara Harnott, 389; Thompson, Sam Hays, Jim Boadlo, John Gall, Jodoo Newman, 384; Ruby Kloesplos, 377; Gold Coins Joe Rowe Jr., Kevin Forrostal, Tom Yong, Pat andFranclho Leddy, 375. Weekend pass $5.00 LasaMa, Tim Brunton, Wayno Rozmari, Ron Investment Portfolios Children under 10 free Phillips, Lou Rtoo, Howard Gabriel; Paul Degenhardt, Jerry Pomoulle, John Byrne Sr., HILLSIDE AVE PTA rDeaters in Rare Coins And WHIMSICAL LION is one of Robin Salant's photographs in- PARKING IS FREE Jim Chelland, Pat Topotro, Jim Mason, Al ely Seeking The Following I cluded In current exhibit. It was photographed In Rome. Oppel, Carl Thul, Jim Hoywood, John Weber, Hillside Angola 16 8 •Jim Delia Sala, Jim Akor, Torry Newlon, Rowdies 16 9 Robert Nardelll, Thorn Kornor, and Chick * All US. Gold Coins Nowcomors O'Hanlon. 15 9 •*. U.S. Commemorative Plnettos 0 • 15 Half Dollars Photographer has exhibit Rascals 9 15 GARWOOD WOMEN * Original Rolls and Bags NEW JERSEY'S FINEST & MOST Misfits 8 16 of Silver Dollars, this month at Clark Library PRESTIGIOUS CRAFT EVENT Jo Nik Carpets 34 29 High series woro bowlod by Marguerite ' * Large Lots of Proof Garwood Rest 34 29 Manos, 476; Mary Carvalho.,450; Cathy Mass- and Mint Sets Du Pont Certified PROSELECT Carpet. An exhibit of photographic art Ave., Clark. Hours are Monday, Lucky Girls 34 onl, 439; Barbara DaQuIno,' 402; and Debbie by Robin Salant will be on display Wednesday and Thursday, 10 a.m. November9,10,11 29 Qulnn, 400. High games wore bowjed by * Better Foreign Gold E-Z Sockets 33 at Clark Library through No- 30 Marguerite Manos, 173; Cathy Massoni, 171; and Silver Coins to 9 p.m., Tuesday and Friday, 10 K&B Welding 27 29 and Mary Carvalho, 168. • Du Pont Certified PROSELECT is vember. - to 5, and Saturday, 10 to 4. Garwood Lanes 27 * Any Worthwhile Individual the commercial carpet that makes It spans the last 10 years, includ- THOUSANDS Or THE MOST 29 Coin or Collection Dlttrlck's 28 35 CRANFORD SENIORS rich looks and Du Pont quality ing black and white images of bi? 'LINDEN 5 PLEX' surERB cirr IDEAS CREATED BY The New Girls 28 35 mote affordable than ever. zarre sculptures, hot air balloon 400 NO. WOOD AVE.« 925-9787 140 Or THE NATION'S photos and color landscapes of TOP CRAFT ARTISTS Hoy .You 30 ' 19 "We will travej Bargain Matlne* Sat, Sun. & Holiday* Donna Bonko rolled last week's high sorlos Go Getters to buy if your ~ Come in today. We've got the style, - the American West 1st Show $3.00, Tuaa. Bargain Mat $3.50 of 634, followed by Margaret Bonkovlch with 29 20 Right Aimers holdings warrant" color and price you need to give your Salant is a freelance commercial SHOW HOURS: 491, Patty Yutz, 487; Jeanne McComb, 487; 26 23 photographer in Westfield and Jacob's Usa Fralzer, 472; Ellen Boylo, 456; and Laura Sharpshooters 26 23 business a competitive edge. Child's Friday. Nov. 9 Lutter, 451. Other high games wore rolled by Who 26 23 has exhibited and won awards at Ladder 5pm-9pm Esther Dentz, 171; Glno Guerrlero, 167; Carol local galleries and outdoor, art Rlley, 166; Marie Hartdng, 164; Marge Ken- Bovs • • ' . . 24.5 24.S 201-654-0010 Play II .„•• Sat & Sun. Nov. 10 8.11 Three Tops If no answer, please leave message. shows, She also has worked as a . 10am-6pm nedy, 157; EdHh Guerrlero, 151; and Unda 22 27 freelance photographer for the Kalsor. 151. Three of Us 21.6 27.5 Memphis *-^1"»»»••' Cranford Chronicle and has had Go Got 'Ehi 21 . 28 DIRECTIONS! Cutrdcn Sui« I-Jirltwuy *xlt VE BLUM, I photos published in the Clark Pa- Ghost Bell 135 to CenlMl Avc«u«. towjud Westfleld. YOUNG AMERICANS Throe C's 20 29 Left Jtt third tflfrk llgrgj, oh la Oov« Carpet a triot Working for balloonist Tom PG-13 PG-13 Sheet to thonuj tdlioti |(. High. Turn ^Professionally in New Jers< LADIES OF 'STEEL': Appearing in Westfield Community Play: right on Ip Hihw4y. Armory It 1 /4 mile Rush of Cranford, she has photo- RnMkPiKWWS.LNlghl Knights of Columbus 15 High serlos were bowled by Sal LaPlaca, Marked on left. 0 533 So trlctly 104 Wood Ave. Middlesex 356-7661 ers production of "Steel Magnolias" are, from left, Elizabeth graphed the International Balloon 6&8PM 632; Fablo Mtaao, 520; Chuck Dlakon, 605; For further Infoinulton till Potro Plastics 14 10 Carol Capodlcft, 430; and Julio Welner, 402. Wheeler, Beth Schaefer, Unda Herman of Cranford and Joyce Fiesta in Albuquerque the last For Westfield, NJ 07090 By Appointment Home Alone CttH Mufcci AmetlcM *k 9I4 Goldstein, seated! Performances are at 8 p.m. Friday and two years. Death R Saturday at 1000 North Aye. W, Westfield. Call 232-1221. The library is at 303 Westfield PG
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Thursday, November 8,1990 CRANFORD CHRONICLE B-9 Eat Bii ffet Now Appearing In Our Lounge (What a Newsroom Bargain!!) Coming: Next Week PASTA Italian Restaurant WAKE-UP FESTIVAL Every Sun. 4-9 EVERY FRIDAY "Reflextions'* YOUR AND SATURDAY 10 different pastas FRI. & SAT. Mon. 6-9 TASTE BUDS 10 different sauces Includes:)- NY Strip & Lobster Tail $13.95 *1 V v\ $7.95 Broiled Seafood Platter $12.95 1 A . appetizer, Kr \ \ V \ NJS OWN BIG APPLE children under 12— *5.95 Children RISTORANTE N. sliced meat, *v \ \ \ casserole, • BUSINESS AB $p^ltlt nnnd wtth Stuffed Shells or ^ "\ \ vegetable, SUPERB *oup, ulid, thifrt, coffM. Let Us Help You Plan salad, MEN'S Chicken Tenders , $5.95 -•• potato, EXPRESS BANQUET i bread &.butter, LUNCH TUES, WED..THURS. Children A Wedding To Remember fresh fruit FACILITIES We have facilities for engagement parties, bridal showers, V ALL FOR ^•6 SAT. Weddings • Showers Whole Lobster or Hamburger Platter or rehearsal dinners, iaeddings and all special occasions. $595 Dinners Veal Parmigiana *9.95 Fried Shrimp . *4.95 Banquet space available for 15-200 people. Call our $ 20-800 Persons RESTAURANT • CATERING Shrimp Cocktail or Dessert with regular menu Catertrvg Sxelastvelif to •ANQUET MClltTUS / FOR RESERVATIONS CALL 889- selection only Banquet Department today for an appointment. 10.95 For Alt Otcoiiwi. / 1900 Rarilan Rd; (At Martin.) Scotch Plaint 272-4700 • Private Bridal Suite For Bridal Party • Separate Room For Cocktail Hour c, Social Fitnctloh.fi At Parkway Exit 136 • Cranford 64 Somerset St Complimentary Room At Days Inn CRO.»M0O«WATCll.MJ. 722-2680 756-7310 North Plalnfleld w/Champagne & Jaccuzzl — $160 value Early Bird Specials!! Dinner Entrees HAPPY HOUR DINNERS START AT Starting at Mon. thru Frl. 4:30-6:30 . 4:30-6:30 Mon.-Sat All popular cocktails &.Q0 148 W. Main St Nightly Entertainment $Q95 Complimentary Appetizer Somerville 231*1919 In Lounge $y95 Biiffet
MONDAY THRU FRIDAY LUNCH 11:3O am-3 Pm; MONDAY THRU SATURDAY DINNER S-U pm IF YOU DON'T KIHOW ABOUT Reservations Suggested 561-2722 Prime Rib St 2991 Hamilton Blvd. • South Plalnfleld (off Rt. 237) Seafood Night at SEPTEMBER 1990 Brunch Is Back 1 Ihrocfemortoris HOT FLASH! And don't forget to stop at our. A M E R I C A N G R I L Starting September 9th ^old fashioned butcher shop while This weekly column Is devoted HERE'S WHAT YOU'RE MISSING! you are In. Place your order to sharing with you, otlr readers, Fine Continental Dining Yes, our Super Sunday Buffet the different kinds of delightful, before brunch and we'l) have it MONDAY Brunch returns for another fall delicious cuisine In our area. in our newly renovated Complete dinner' ready when you're done — FAMILY NIGHT.,BVV ONE ENTREE, GET ONE FREE season. It will feature Our famous includes house salad, choice of- 755*2575. :..•, •../'•••., •',• / Iv^s? candlelit Dining Rooms :Dine Out omelette, station, Belgian waffles; WEDNESDAY fresh cinnamon. rolls, numerous : Where You Never Go Away Hungry! Prime Rib orPoached Norwegian II Mil DIWIR $1315 COMEDY NIGHT..IAUGHTEB FILLS OUR LOUNGE hot entrees, carved meat, juices", Salmon, Baked Potato, & : fruit, sticky buns, fresh breads, I ucs.- ill n is. S:(l()-<>:(l<) while they last, not / ' • BEGINNINGr AT 9:30 PM ;, lri. & S:il. 5:00-10:00 T- • Vegetable" good with other offers bagels, cereal, desserts, bacon,- * : RHAPSODY CAFE •t-V sausage, quiche, the -kitchon, 110 Somerset Street THURSDAY iSATUHDAY stftkr..oops, and anything else V . SING-A'LONG NIGHT...STARTJNG AT 9 PM : Chef CSeorge can dream up. Route 27 Call Afoiv For Four Thanksgiving Day Reservations! New Brunswick, NJ *LIVE ENTERTAINMENT* SUNDAY & MONDAY NIGHTS : AdultS-$12.95 *3°^ Pitchers of Bud or.Coors Udtit and 25 •••• ••••?! Thursday, November 8,1990 CRANFORD CHRONICLE B-ll • • • • • Elegant Northern Italian PHONE OPEN 3 Locations to Serve Yowl 7 DAYS & Continental Cuisine FOOt i7|4 WntV wm ircuinoN. NJ 725-1500 11 AM-T2MID. Cocktails & Business Lunches The Finest in 201-735^7889 ISijgjiig 600V All Major Credit Qirds r Fresh and Reserve Now THANKSGIVING DAY Seatings from 12 Noon STELTON RESTAURANT Cooked Seafood Closed Sundays. COMPLETE TRADITIONAL BLUE RIBBON TURKEY DINNER & TRIMMINGS announces W PETE'S This Week's Special t ..Our Weekend Family Brunch * * * * * 4* + * * * * *.*** * * * * * * * * * * *' * * * * * * •- * * * 4, >_y For Reservations Cd[l Friday Dance Night SAT. & SUN. 7 A.M.-1 P.M. WEEKDAYS 6-11 AM." SEA SCALLOP ADULTS $13 95 SENIORS $10.95 CHILD (under 12) $6.95 FISH MARKETS DINNERS 1 West High &.Bridge St., Somcrville 7:30-11:30 . BREAKFAST SPECIALS Bay One * THE COMPLETE MEAL CONSISTS OF SERVED: Nov. 9 -.Jim Hoffman THE COOKS THE STELTON KIDS MEAL 469-9570 Get One FREE CHILLED FRUIT CUP WEEKEND DINNER SPECIALS Nov. 16 — Bob Bear I 2 Eggs Z Pancakes 10 716 Union Ave. Expires 11/14/90 FRESH MADE TURKEY RICE SOUP 1 Bacon, sausage, lEgg Ham or Bacon or Silver Dollar ' AND Pork Roll Pancakes A&P Shopping Center •7M r*** OLD FASHION CORN BREAD STUFFING BOBBY & MARY'S Sausage or Pork Roll Middlesex, NJ . lilW CREAMY MASHED IDAHO POTATOES ~ 318 William St., Piscataway S « ? 3.45 2.55 205 E. 2nd St. Ill W. 2nd Ave CANDIED SWEET POTATOES 752-4474 Dinner & Lunch SptdaU-GOOD PORTIONS! GOOD PRKES1 BUTTERED TINY GREEN PEAS Each Special Includes: Soup, Salad, Coffee & Dessert . ' •: OPEN 7 DAYS OUR HOMEMADE SOUPS ARE FAMOUS! Plainfield\ NJ . Roselle, NJ CREAMED WHITE ONIONS 756-1656 241-5990 • Whole Lobster ....;.,.: '. '. • ,•••• $.10-?5.; s»r&sS!I!'7.i™m 433 Plainfield Ave; 'V EDISON 985-0737 *A. CRANBERRY SAUCE (Bralltd or Fra Dlavlo) • . ' • ' ' . . ' WEST BROOK INN IRISH SODA BREAD OR ITALIAN BREAD • Beef Stew •„...... •. '. ;....•....:..' :.•••;„...••: ...•:...... '.i....:.:,.. $8.95 The Affordable Neighborhood Restaurant * AND SERVE YOURSELF FROM THE SALAD BAR: OVER 70 ITEMS • LUNCH SPECIALS Corner of Tea St& SALAD GREENS AND ASSORTED DRESSINGS BUY 1 LUNCH & GET 2ND LUNCH Vfe PRICE! Talmadge Avenue, Bound Brook (i st Lunch of equal or greater valua ol 2nd) ar^ea PICKLED VEGETABLES AND ASSORTED RELISHES Offer Good Thru 11/15/90 • JOIN us FORA 11 •/:W¥ OLIVES PICKLES AND SWEET GHERKINS When You Want The Prime Rib Dinner ^^^x ^><^k\^^ PasUNite HOMEMADE APPLESAUCE PotGVeg. ^^^k^y^k^^^ All Your Italian MELON AND FRESH FRUITS Occasion To Be ^^*^^^^ Favorites BOUNTIFUL THANKSGIVING \ *"ANFSECONpS FROM THE CHEF CARVING STATION OF SERVED ITEMS: *5.95 j * AND A CHOICE, OF ONE OF THE FOLLOWING DESSERTS: Unforgettable Or Italia* Prime Rib • Cajun dishes • Kalian Favorites" Holiday Holiday "i FRESH BAKED APPLE PIE FUDGE BROWNIE IN WHIPPED CREAM I OH- P Makers of the >,_„_ _ Buffet Dinner & Facilities Available for World's Greatest" CHILI r. PUMPKIN PIE/WHIPPED CREAM . ALPENZAUBER ICE CREAM SUNDAE Your Just Going Out For • SHOWERS • AMNivc • BIRTHOAV PARTIES TAKE OUT AVAILABLE Adults $16.95 Complete Dinners O 1 to (Bne. But luhai you're hungiji, this Is (fii plow to eat." . Children under 12 from $14.95 * RIB ROAST DINNER WITH ALL THE TRADITIONAL fatlMMlNGS COMPLETE A Bite With Friends • LARGE CUT 12 oz. BNLS. $16.95 BUTCHER CUT 18 oz. BNLS. *19.95| • RESERVE NOW FOR •^ ~ '— $8.95 Our HoUday: * * *. * * * * * ,*• * *: *. *.•* * * * * *•'•* *• * * * * * * * **•••*• • ';* * * ••* * HOLIDAY PARTIES OPEN FOR Children undet 3 Dinner Menu • ' Regular Dinner Available at Regular Prices With or Without Trimminfi LUNCH '.'•*-*• "— —— VALUABLE COUPON and DINNER Free featuring: 11288 Rt. 22 East • Brtdgewater (Next to Holiday Inn at 1-287), 526-8688 Mon.-Sri. 11:00-3:00 PM Enjoy all your Roast Turkey TuM.'Thur*. 6-0:60 PM PAGODA Frl.'-Slt. 5-10:00 PM traditional favorites Herb Stuffed , FAMIL Y DINING A T FAMILY PRICES CHINESE RESTAURANT Witbefeaturing Leg of Lamb.. FRI., NOV. 16TH & SAT., NOV. 17TH & COCKTAIL LOUNGE Soup. Appetizers. Prime Rib of Beef PRE-HOLIDAY THANKSGIVING DAY DINNER SPECIALS! .i07 OFF DINNER Roast Turhey. au jus and , WHY GO TO THE CITY? W/o • Gourmet Dining Honey Cured Ham Honey Cured Ham Family - " mMg^ Unique • ENTREES - JThe FlrsWacerFor W llll tills ( ,,,,|inn t. 3 StarjChef ;;•':•.;-/.o includes soup Style •• jmmM Warehouse J • -"(corner .of Unions Gaston) : The Best In Restaurants •'Dietician Consultant Leg of Lamb and salad 0 Restaurant Jm^aWmW Atmosphere House Dinners Not Included Assorted Pastries plus your selection available Mince Meat fromour 78 NORTH AVE • GARWOQD • 789-2242, Hours: Mon.-Thurs. till 10 pm, Fri. and Sat. till 11, Sun. till 10 pm. and Special Holiday Sunday-Thursday ALL YOU CAN EAT DINNERS • , Major Credit Cards Accepted I Pumpkin Pie Dessert Tray LUNCH Monday-Thursday — DINNER 1 • 108' 5 RT. 22 EAST, MOUNTAINSIDE ' 11:30-2:30 ALL YOU CAN EAT LUNCHES 7 NIGHTS .*. FAMBtT 766-8200 Mon-Fri 789-97^7 I A WEEK Under New Management - —— VALUABLE COUPON ' — " — —— —P Seatings from Noon to 5:oopm» Reservations Required Entertalnrnent Thurs-Sat. • Children's Menu . 185Madisonvilte Road. 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Only RT22 "TOTO The Maalc Clown" Thursday Nights Somerville Remington North Plainfield Scotch Plains ———Every-Tuesday—-—— —AII=You=CaiFEat— 782-9015— PRIME RIB NIGHT $7.95 BARBECUED CHICKEN c Offers may be withdrawn at any time. BwQncGctQne BuyQneGetOne Mav nol lx> combined with any other-offer 50 Off RESTAURANT & SPORTS BAR 99* FREEIV FREE!* — THE ONLY PLACE" ChidmSandwkh l/4lh'Hainbiirger 2-Heoe OiBcnMMt Biscuit Regular Roast Beef OrChicknGrilkr *Pt* .V I. I I I I B-12 CRANFORD CHRONICLE Thursday, November 8,1990 Take it from LT: SaveMant always give you the biggest selection, the best price. 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PLAINFIELD EDISON Route 22 851-0066 InddeMlddletexMall 561-8686 Route 1 South 985-2720 Television Audio & Video Centers lit Store Center We Route 267, Hadley Rd. | Wick Plau Plalnfleld Rd., Pathnurk/Klddle City | sTone HOURS STORE HOURS STORi HOURS Mod. • Fn. 10-9:30, Sit. 104, Bun. 11-5 Mon.-8.t. 10-0:30, Son. 11-5 Man, • Frl. tO-8.8un. 12-5 ' Forbes Newspapers November 8,1990 — Union County Classified—1 Need extra money for the holidays? & Uiiion County See our Employment Connection p. 11 1#800«334t0531 edition CHEVY-60 BELAIR- 283 DATSUN '83 PULSAR FORD 88 ESCORT- 5 MERCURY '84 GRAND OLDSMOBILE 86 CAL- SUBARU '82 GLF- PS, TOYOTA 87 TERCEL SR- CHEVY 8 9 S10 110 engine, 14K, 4 door, NX- 113,000 mi., good speed, AC, PB/PS, MARQUIS- 4 door, ex- AIS— all power, air, AM/ PB, AC, P/Wlndows, 5— 4 wheel drive wagon, BLAZER- 4 WD, sports $1500/BO. PONTIAC 83 cond. Needs transmission 30MPG, extended war- cellent condition, 62K FM stereo cass., 49K ml., cruise, AM/FM, sunroof. 5 speed, AC, PS/PB, tilt, pkg., loaded* 13K ml. Ex- AUTOS STATION WAGON- 6 work. S600/BO. Call (201) rahty, 58K miles, $3700 or miles, loaded, 4 new tires, excel.' cond. Asking 30mpg, high mileage, AM/FM cassette, excel ceL cond. 3 yrs. remain- FOR SALE cylinder, 93K. $1500/BQ; 756-7540, after 6 pm. best offer. Days 234-4178 $3900. Call 981-1313. $5500. Call after 6PM runs great. $400/B.O. cond, 57K miles, $6500. Ing on warranty. Moving. 754-3609. ___• DATSUN 80 200SX- or eves 704-3467. MERCURY 79 MARQUIS 548-2295. 766-3210. Must see. 782-5676. Must sell. $14,35Q/neg. CHEVY 62-4 door, V8,i. 100K miles, runs good, FORD 88 MUSTANG BROUGHAM- PS, PB, PACKARD '35- 4 door, SUBARU '85 GL- 4 door VOLVO 70 144 SEDANr- 271-4080. AMC '80 SPIRIT— 4 auto, now brakes & tires, not Inspected, $500. Call GT— 5 speed, loaded, P/wlndows, V8, 79k miles, touring sedan, model sedan, auto, loaded with thls car will not die. DATSUN 75 PICKUP- 4 spd., 69K ml., AC, PS, no rust, needs muffler, 725-5930 day or evening. black with red Interior, 4Dr, new vinyl roof, clean, 120. dark maroon, WW factory options; PS/PB; Asking $700. Call 201- speed on floor, 4 cylinder. • PB, stereo, tape, good $600 or best offer. 549- DATSUN 80 280Z- blue/ mint condition, new tires, dependable, good cond. tires. Excel cond, re- AC; tilt; P/wlndows, P/ 709-1206. Asking $550. Call 381- cond. $1000/8.0. Call 9860. . $9500. Call 722-8406. a Buy for $500.276-2311 stored, price. negotiable. locks & P/mlrrors; rear 0173. . 369-3784, Iv, mess. silver, well-maintained, VW '78 DASHER— 4 dr, CHEVY 72 CAMARO- t- many . new parts, abso- MERCURY 87 GRAND 276-1556. : defogger; AM/FM stereo FORD 88 MUSTANG- cassette; high mileage, 4 cyl, 4 spd, 25-30 MPG, DODGE '89 RAM CON- AUDI 1981 5000S— PS, top, new paint job, good lutely no rust, must sell. White convertible, 4 cylin- MARQUIS- excel, condi- PEUGEOT '86, 505- runs well, passed . NJ In- VERTIBLE MINI TRUCKI PB, PW, one owner condition, $4499. Call tion 119k miles. $6000. but In mint condltlonl $1900/BO. Call 218-8913. der, 26K miles. Best offer. Whlte w/navy Interior. Original owner, must sell. spection .4/90, needs few i tear 7 months old, Ca-- $1900. Call 469-7441. 969-8572 Call 463-1382 Mercury 88 Grand Mar- Auto, Air, AM/FM stereo repairs,, recbn worth It, llfornla style, oustom DATSUN 81 510 quis— excel, condi. 63k Asking $2200 or best of- • SJMW 793201— 4 speed, CHEVY 76 MALIBU- V8 WAGON- Auto, AC. ex- FORD. '86 TAURUS- cassette. Power locks. fer. Call 231-6644 be- $350/60.653-8521. trUck, 30K miles, must 4 cylinder, 2 door, sun- miles: $8900. 968-3656 New battery & tires. Fully VW73 THING- new top, see to believe, $9000. auto, PS, PB, AC, AM/FM cellent condition., $1200. Rare MT 5, 5spd. fuel In- warranteed transmission. tween 9AM-6PM. Bye-Bye' roof, AM/FM cassette ra- cass, 93k miles, runs Call 722-6598 after 6PM. jection, AC, AM/FM.cass., MITSUBISHI '86 Baby. •'. brakes & muffler, $2500 Don't miss out. Call 754- dio, garage kep.t, excel- strong. $400. 356-8152 or GALANT— auto, AC, sun- 66K ml. Great bod. or best offer. Call 549- 8184 leave message. : DATSUN 82 210— 2 PS, PB, PW, PL, excel, $5500/B.O. Call eves. lent condition,' $3300 or 356-8194 '•.••.• roof, AM/FM stereo w/eq., SUBARU 85 HATCH- 9860. . , . '•'• •'.. DODGE 73, POWER doors, stick shift, good cond. Hwy. ml. 1 owner.' 781-7571. BACK-r- 4 cyl, 4 spd, 3 best offer. 231-1636. CHEVY 78 CAMARO $4600/BO. 753^7056. fully loaded. New muffler. VW 79 RABBIT— 2 door, WAGON— Meyers plow, BUICK '76 SKYLARK- cond., beige color, new door, AM/FM, new clutch LT— 1 owner, V8, PS/PB battery .& muffler. Asking 4 new tires. 79K hwy. ml. PLYMOUTH '78 dark blue, 4 speed, Morrison utility pody,.new V6,. auto; PS, PB, low FORD, 84 TEMPO- 4 Mint cond. $4795/BO. DUSTER- Ruhs well. assembly, new battery. paint, 56k orig. miles, AC, 4.speed, AM/FM..cas- . $650. Call, after 7PM, ,247-, ; spd, AC'PS, PB.rear/ Needs exhaust .pipe & 100K+ miles, $1000/BOf mileage, $450 best offer. sette,, new paint & tires, 214-0564. '•-.,.. ' Good transportation. Ask- : many extras, $21OO/BQ. •'. 2641, Spencer, : .defog. cloth seats, new ; tires. Good .cond. $2300. Well; maintained. Call 526- : Call 469:2388 after 6PM. , 54K original miles, $2995. MITSUBISHI 89 ing $500. GaJJ»5603977, Call 231-1215. - DATSUN '80 210- 53""K" tires, clutch; brakes. Very leave message. . 968-7907 , ..'' 3765 after 5PM.• V-. •: BUICK 79 OPEL— 4 cyl- B74-5709 before 9PM. "•'•.; good dondltlon. $2300/ GALANT- PB, PS, air, DQDGE 84 CUSTOM 150 mile's, 5 speed; .1 owner,: AM/FM cassette, 29K ml., SUBARU 8 6 GLKT VW 87 JETTA GLI-^ 5 . Inder; 4 speed; AM/F.M CHEVY 79 CORVETTE BO Call 722-3621 • , PLYMOUTH '83 RELI- speed;';33K miles, sun-. RAM CHARGER- 4x4, well cared for. Reliable, excellent condition. Ask- COUPE- 2 dr.,"5. spd., auto, AC, PS/PB, snow cassette; great for stu- L82-T-roof, PS, PB, AC, HONDA '87 CIVIC ANT- auto, P/S, P/B, 4 roof,,Benzl boX^ radio, AC, dent. Needs muffler. economical, Make offer, ing $9200. Call 563-4778. DR., good running, clean, sunroof, AC, AM/ FM plow, 30K mlles't. new stereo, light blue, good Its yours. 494-9174. HATCHBACK- AC. black, $6950 or best offer. $800/BO. Call 781-0267. '. cond., married with chil- no rust; 83,000 mi.: cass., well-maintained, paint, excellent shape, DODGE '86 ARIES- modnroof, Am/Fm radio, 5 MUSTANG 86 GT CON- gar. kept., 39.5K ml. Call 549-4637. . . $4995.201-735-4773, BUICK 82, RIVERIA- re- dren,, must sell. $6750/ spd., 29K mi. $6750..Call VERTIBLE- original $1600/B.O. 755-5195." VW 87 JETTA GLI-r BO. 249-7319. P.S., P.B., AM/FM stereo, .$6400/BO. 889-5268. built trans, brakes, radla- A/C, 101K highway mis. 469-1600. : owner, 25k miles, mint PLYMOUTH 70 BARRA- SUBARU 88 3 DOOR auto., 4 dr., air, power DODGE, '86 RAM- CHARGER -Original . tor, muffler, 175k miles, CHEVY 79 CORVETTE— Cruise, P/locks. $2700. HONDA 82 ACCORD- condition, fully loaded. CUDA- restorable, AM/ COUPE- 5 speed, air, pack, cruise, sunroof, FM runs well. $1750. Call owner. 47K, black, 4WD, 182, AC, T-tops, low mile- Excellent cond. 968-9731. Auto, PS, PB, cassette, $10.900/BO. 722-1725 FM stereo cass., alarm AM/FM, PB., PS, 34K cass., excel, cond. $6500/ •.828-7813' NASH 58 METROPOLI- system, 59,800 miles, BO. Days, 418^3209; A/C, P.B., P.S., AM/FM, age, $8900. Day 232- DODGE '88 DAYTON A 80K miles, funs great, ex- ml|es, excellent condition. cruise, new tires, tow pkg. BUICK 83 CENTURY 3250. . . .' •. / cellent condlton In/out, TAN- 4 cylinder, 3 needs body work, good' Asking $7800. Call 707- eyes. 821-7128. LTD— 4 door, 6 cylinder, PACIFICA-. Red, turbo, speed, AM radio, new cond., $750/BO. (201) $5000. 968-0413- CHEVY 80 CAMARO— auto, fully loaded; excel- $2000. Call 722-6956 656-7699.' 1626. :.."••,' VW 88 JETTA GL- air, auto,,AC, loaded with Op- Small V8, PS, PB, P/door, Monday to Saturday 7AM- upholstry & brakes. Ask- FORD '71 UTILITY lent condition, $7300. Call ing $4500. Call Tony 548- TOYOTA 81 CRESS- PS, PB, 5 speed, 4. door, tion, .excellent condition, AC, AM/FM cassette. New Tom day 722-1880 or 6PM. After 6PM & Sunday PLYMOUTH 81 RELI- excel, cond. 36K mi., orig. TRUCK- Dual wheels. $3300 or best offer. 359- 281-9376. 5590 evenlngB. " •• . ANT- 4 cyl, 4 dr, hard- IDA— 4 door, 6 cylinder, Trailer hitch, fair condition paint; heat, exhaust & 359-0330 eves. PS/PB, cruise, AC, AM/ owner. $7100/BO. 201- 7157. •• more. Runs well. Asking NISSAN '86 SENTRA- top, auto, PS, PB, AC, 780^7696 after 5PM. $650. Call noon-6PM dally DODGE 8 4 ARIES HONDA 87 CRX SI- stereo cass., 63k miles FM cassette, well main- 356-5642. BUICK 83 REGAL- 4 $2750.781-7017. ' great condition, .power 45K miles, good condi- tained, good condition, VW 88 JETTA- dark red, door, V6, auto, AC, me- CHEVY 80 CORVETTE-^ WAGON- PS, PB, AC, tion. Call 356-5642 after- $950/BQ 563-1870 FORD '77 F.1'5 0 70k miles, $950/BO. Call moon roof, new- tires & $3200.654-0089. 5 speed, sunroof, 46K ml. chanically excellent, 58K loaded, show condition, brakes. 88K miles, Asking noons. PLYMOUTH 83 RELI- RANGER- V8, auto, after 6PM 561 -1807 TOYOTA 82 CELICA Asking $7800. Call 233- ' miles, $3150 or best offer.. 45k miles. $11000. Call $4200/BO 359-6578 NISSAN 84 MAXIMA- 4 ANT-2.2L, auto, PS, PB, 6465. runs good, with fiberglass Call 277-3775 weekdays.: 560-9357 ' DODGE, 74 CHARGER- HONDA 88 ACCORD DX needs radiator & wheel GTS- S.spdv PS. PB, cap, $700. Without cap, 318 Engine, In great door, sunroof, leather AC, good condition, got BUICK 84 RIVIERA- 2 COUPE- Mint condition, seats, new tires-, 87K barring. Sell for $500 less $500. Call 526-5142 leave CHEVY 81 MONTE shape; 115k miles. Car auto,' sunroof, stereo cas- $250 for parts. My net Job w/company car. 90K 120 message. . door beige, full power, CARLO- 6 cyl., PS,. PB, miles, excellent condition, ml. 1st $2200 takes HI garage kept,' excellent needs some work, but sette, AC. $7500. 781- $250.276-2311 TRUCKS FORD '86 F-150, Ext. AC, AM/FM stereo,-auto.i runs good. $500. Call $3900. Days 218-1100 or Call 968-5363 after 6PM. condition, 68K miles. Call 9556 after 6PM or leave 526-4883 eves. PLYMOUTH 88 HORI- cab, 305 auto, new tires/ 69K ml., original owner, eves.526-2646 TOYOTA 82 CELICA FOR SALE •276-5774. mint condition. Asking message. , NISSAN 85 300ZX- ZON- 5 spd, PS, PB, brakes, tool boxes, bed FORD '79 THUNDER- GT— 5spd, new. clutch, liner, good'cond. Asking BUICK 86 "CENTURY ES- $2900, 232-5340. BIRD- 62K original HONDA 88 ACCORD DX Auto., T-rpdf, new Eagle AC, AM/FM stereo, Gopdyear GT tires, pew- 35mpg, extended war- AC, PBi P/mlrrors, tilt, $5500/B.O. Must self! TATE WAGON- excel, CHEVY 83 CAMARO— 4 miles, showroom condi- HATCHBACK- gold, AM/FM cass, many new AUTOCAR 75 TANDEM cond., 4.5K mi;, AM/FM 5spd, AC, AM/FM cass, ter, 67K, P/locks & win- ranty, good cond., 16k DUMP TRUCK- 6 369-5316, Iv. mess. speed. New dutch, tion, always garaged. rnlles, $5600. 722-9087 parts. Won't lastl $2995/ cass., all power, loaded, $1900. 276-6895 ask for P8, PS, moonroof, 1 dows. Loaded. Excellent BO alter 6PM 981-1096. speed, 290 Cummjns mo- FORD 1966 F700 DUMP brakes, battery. Excellent condition Garaged. —5 speed, 2 speed axle, crulso, air. $4900. Call cpndition.-$3500. Call Rich. •'.••• owner. Inter, excl cgnd. PONTIAC '78 GRAND tor, best offer over'$7000. 232-3696 after 7.PM. Must sell $9350 781-5128 $8200. Call 234-9127 SAFARI STATION- TOYOTA 82 CRESS- Call 302-0792 after 5PM. 10 ft. body. Snow plow, 548-0540, leave message. FORD '80 GRANADA- 4 after 6PM.. IDA- 4 door, PS, PB. BUICK 87 LESABRE SE- HONDA, 88 PRELUDE WAGON-V-8, auto, fully BRONCO "84 XLT- 4x4, trailer hitch, new tires. CHEVY 84 CAMARO door, 6 cylinder, 68K orig- loaded, very good cond. cruise, AM/FM stereo cas- brown/tan; AC, PS/PB, $E20Q. 985-1723. DAN- Corp. exec, 4dr, BERLINETTA- PS/PB, inal miles, PS, AC, clean, SI— 29k miles, 5 spd., NISSAN 90 SENTRA- sette, other options, ex- auto V6, PB, P/windows & mint Condition.' white ex- baslc trans., black w/gray 100K mi., $1200. Call AM/FM cassette, $5000 or FORD 79 BRONCO- Re- AC, computer-dash, AM/ runs great, good Insur- 277-6062 weekdays, cellent condition. $3800/ best offer. Call Scott at locks, cruise, AC, climate FM, cassette with equal- terior, black Interior. Int., 2 dr., 4 spd. man., built 351M motor with ance car. Asking $900. BO. 560-0875. .;..'.• 526-7550. .'.••' contcol, 64k: hwy ml. izer, original owner, ga- 725-2019 after 6PM. . $12,000/BO. 382-4291 AC, AM/FM. cass., 12K PONTIAC '79 FIREBIRD TOYOTA 83 SUPRA— 5 1500 miles. Asking $2000 $6750. Marlene 234-2100 raged, excel, cond. Must HYUNDAI 87 EXCEL hwy. mi., 35MPQ, $7400/ ESPIRT- V-8, orig. speed, silver, black or best offer. Call Brian FORD '87 CONVERT. CHEVY '87 S1O Plckup- 322-5628. BUICK, '82 CENTURY- sell, getting company car. GL— 2 door hatchback, § BO. 234-0569 after 6PM. owner, excel, cond. and leather Interior; great w/cap, 4 cyl.,' 5 spd. man- MUSTANG GT- V8, 5.0 speed,1 AM/FM stereo excel, price, 233-1138 4DR, V-6, autp, AC, r. def- $3250/neg. 789-2837. auto, PS, PB, p/locks, p/ NISSAN '86 SENTRA- days; 276-3021 after 6pm. looking, runs great, ual trans, manual steer. FORD 79, PICKUP- ogger, cloth int,, 72K mi. Cass., top Cond, 40 MPQ. AC, 5 speed, AM/FM, $4100 or best offer. Call P.B., 2WD, JVC AM/FM/ standard shift. $500. Call CHEVY 84 CAPRICE— A windows, AC, cruise, ad- Very clean. 48K mi. 1 owner. Excel, cond. door, auto, air, radio, A-1 ust, bucket seats, leather reat condition, $3400. PONTIAC '84 TRANS 654-7147. tape. Low 32K mis., red, 248-0144 after 5PM $2200. Call 277-3775 $3000/BO. 752-1048. gall 654-6365 leave mes- AM- V-8, 5.0, L.H.O., clean. $5500. 572-7256 shape, high miles, looks nt. AM/FM cass & much TOYOTA 86 1/4 SUPRA- FORD 80 F-150— 4X4, 6 weekdays, sage. PS, PB, PW, t-top, Air, : like now. Good tires. 2nd more. 45,000rjni. $12,500/ JAGUAR, 83, XJ8- 85k 5 speed, 33K ml., full CHEVY 74 PICK UP cylinder, manual' trans BO, 469-6153. . Charcoal gray w/blk. Int., CADILLAC "84 CIM- owner. Asking $2300. miles, excellent condition, NISSAN, 87 MAXIMA- $5,\000/B.O. 515-1504 power, AM/FM stereo TRUCK- Stepside rides, mission, new tires, brakes ARRON- 4 door, fully 757-1975. ; " . ' FORD '88 MUSTANG LX fully equipped. $8000/BO. fully loaded. Excellent days; 691-2830, eves. cass., excel, cond., handles, runs great, 45K & other new parts, excel- loaded, yellow,,59K miles, CHEVY 84 IMPALA— 4 CONVERTIBLE, 5.0L, 232-3260 condition. Very low mile- garage kept. Must sell; miles on rebuilt 350CI,. 2 lent condition. Asking excellent condition. Call; door, passenger, very Kenwood CD player, mint LINCOLN 76 CONTINEN- age under 35k. $9800. PONTIAC 79 FIREBIRD 654-8013. barrels. Great for towing $3550. 276-6735 eves. 241-0010 for Information. good mechanical condi- 232-3561 SPIRIT- Excellent car for cond. Extras. Asking TAL—, 4 door, fully TOYOTA 86 MR2- red or chores. 707-1736. CADILLAC 58- 4 door, tion, $2400. call 234- $9800; Call Fred (201) loaded, excellent condi- OLDS '84 DELTA 88 great price, V8, PS/PB, CHEVY 76 C30 DUAL FORD 84 BRONCO II 2927. auto, AC. Asking $2000. w/black & gray Inter., AM/ XLT- 4X4, standard, PS/ hard top, very clean con- 873-2239. tion, 75K miles, $1400 or ROYALE BROUGHAM- Call Renee 885-9525. FM cass., cruise control, WHEEL— too many hew PB. AC, AM/FM stereo, dition, 86K miles, all origi- CHEVY 84 MONTE FORD 52- 4 door, auto, best offer. Call 549-8740 V-8, AC, PS, AM/FM ste- AC, 6-way sport seats, parts to list, $3300/BO. cruise. Must see. Asking nal, light beige, must sell. CARLO- blue, 6. cyl., ps, PB, 58KrnHes, radio , before 9PM. •. ••. reo cassette, $4100. Call PONTIAC 83 FIRE- • tinted glass, sunroof, cus- Call Pah at 469-7399. P, , 5 ml, , 985-8642. $4400. Call 287-1026. Asking $7500/BO. 545- orig. owner, PS, PB, AM/ 'heat or ho. 2-3 condition. LINCOLN 84 CONTINEN- BIRD-V6,5spd, PB, PS, tom graphics, 50k miles. CHEVY 88 BLAZER 2695. FM, rear defrost. $2800/ 469-6523 after 6PM. TIAL— Qlvenchy de- OLDS '88 CUTLASS SU- AC, P/wlndows, very $5800/BO 526-1517 S1O— 4wd, auto, fully FORD 87 BRONCO II- BO. Call 526-4064 after signer series, fully PREME SL, 20,000 ml., good cond. Asking loaded, 18k miles, Eddy Bauer 4x4, V6, auto, CADILLAC 70 FLEET- FORD 66 THUNDER- $3300.469-7814 WOOD- gold, Exc. 6PM or leave message.; BIRD—• maroon 2dr, loaded, excel cond, minor Loaded. Excel, cond. : $10,500, Call Harry at AC, cruise, sunroof, roof • _cond. auto,. AC,. P/wirv CHEVY• 8„«6 CAPRICE«.-.. ...»,_ - hardtop, restored exterior, bod,.-•y- damage.- . 74k miles. Whitew/Burgundy velour PONTIAC 83 GRAND AdvertiseInHie C/assWed/ 609r683-5900 X325 9AM- rack, 33k miles, $11,750. dows, locRs7~seat57 i^roBnrnBxcreH«nt-orlg-lnter-390-V8-:power1-_*3.800' / IBO. 722-1725; interior. $io,600/B.o. PRIX- 6 cylinder, AC, 3PM; 78i-7741 after 5PM Call 382-4137 after 5. . work. $1500/BO. 560 running, condition. P/ mint condition, B/O over 526-1465 ~654'0733: ? —r—-PS/P B,-AM/EM--BtaxaQ,_ 8413 ; : 65K miles, original owner, locks,, windows, 2 new $3000 call 201-356-2943. LINCOLN 86 TOWN- OLDS 66 CUTLASS- CADILLAC 80 COUPE CAR— Beautiful condi- 60K, new tires & battery. good condition, $3250. tires/ battery. $4350. FORD 70 MUSTANG 271-4878. DEVILLE- good condi- 781-6891 before 6PM. GRANDE 302- Auto, tion, silver w/ wire wheels, PS, fair condition. Good tion, Orig. owner.. $1500/ CHEVY 87 CLECBRITY AC, vinyl top, excellent for power everything, 54K ml. station car. Must sell. PONTIAC 83 TRANS BO. 545-6838 after 6 & EUROSPORT- P/wln- restoration or parts. Call Must seo. Call Rich 821- $250 or best offer. Call AM— 65K miles, great weekends . • • 2387 eves. Fred 789-0480. condition, silver, T-tops, dow, P/lock, AM/FM ste- after 5PM. 752-1698. V8, all power. Must see to CADILLAQ 82 SEVILLE- reo, 97K highway miles, FORD 78 FAIRMONT- 4 LINCOLN '86 TOWN- OLDS 76 CUTLASS SU- 1 owner, .garage kept, CAR— 4 door sedan, V8, PREME- AC. PS, good appreciate. Make offer Asking $4000, Call 233- cyl., standard 4 speed, 755-3531 leave message. beautiful • condition, light 7525. good condition, low mile- auto, AC, leather Interior, running condition, new blue. $4500/ Call 233- AM/FM, P/wlndow, door transmission, 2 extra PONTIAC 84 FIERO CHEVY 88 SPRINT- age. $750. 356-6680 or SE— 76k miles, Red, 7670. Auto,4 door, 10K miles, 755-5665. • lock, cruise control. Ask- tires, $550. 469-0695. great on gas, excellent ing $7500/BO. 725-6190 good cond., sun roof, AM/ CADILLAC 82 FORD 78 LTD- 2dr, OLDS 80 CUTLASS LE- Fm cass, new battery, CIMARRON- loaded, condition, like new. Call after 7PM. gold, 4 dr, PB, PS, AC, A U T O M O T I V E Paul 545-1945. needs brake Job, lightly tires good cond. $25po/ garage kept, ,t^nn~M •irinV ;m^ii,' MADZA 86 B28- S ver, 4 49k miles. $1800. Call af- BO Call 247-7832 after News Content Generated by Ad Department _.,•._ damaged, ridees smoothth, jn •_ »p „,,»„ pc/pta ter. 3PM (201)925-3063 ONXA—^riwFVrtrrttrrmrtnHnn—aflflTi^At _atJtO, Pb/PU, /kd 356^1620 u 725-7681 after 4PM to 305- V8, PB, PS, 2 new tu OLDS 84 CUTtASS~SU^ 7PM.' . •• . tires, batter atlernator, owner, 59K miles, ex- PONTIAC 85 6000LE- FORD 78 STATION PREME- V6, 4 door, air, Ma inst reet Needs' alignment work. tended warranty, $5000. PB, PS, P/Wlndows, PI V6, 4 door, a|l power, CADILLAC 83 FLEET- WAGON— Good condi- 707-0876. WOOD BROUGHAM- $475. Call Jeff 469-8220. locks, wire wheels. Orig. overdrive, tilt, loaded. tion, 108K miles, must MAZDA '85 RX7- Red, 5 Great shape. Asking Excel. cond., loaded, all CHEVY, 1984 MONTE sell. May need tune-up. owner. Excel, cond. the address for more power, burgundy w/ CARLO— Runs good, speed, AC, AM/FM cas- $3450. Call 654-9718. $3875/B,O. Call 722- $500 or be3t offer. Ask for sette, alarm cruise, sun- OLDS 85 CUTLASS 6110. leather Int. Garage Kept. needs little work. 82K Mike 322-4235.•'• Call after 6PM, 545-4044. miles. Best offer. Call roof, 48K miles excel CIERA BROUGHAM- 6 PONTIAC 86 FIERO- FORD 78 THUNDER- transportation service $4700/BO. Must see. 6B5-0956 after 5 p.m. oond, $5500/BO. 218- cylinder, auto, PS/PB, AC, red, gray Inter., 4 cyl, BIRD— Excellent condi- 2122 days/846-0778 eves. AM/FM cassette, cruise, 5spd, new engine, clutch, CHEVY; 76, COR- tion, loaded, $1800. Call CADILLAC 86 EL DOR- MAZDA "88 626LX tilt, excellent condition, brakes & battery. AM/FM bltschman/Flemlngton Fqrd/LJncoln/lviercufy of Flemlngton has ADO- Black w/black VETTE— Yellow w/orange 248-0144 after 5PM. cass.,. sunroof, luggage trim, Brn leather Int., PW, COUPE- 5 spd., P/S, W, $4300/BO. 359-7157. been selected by the Ford Motqr Connpany to become a member of leather interior, fully FORD 79 FAIRMONT- Doors, sunroof. Alloy rack. $2700. 696-4687 loaded, sunroof, new PS, cruise, mint cond. PS, AC, 57k miles, $500. OLDS 87 CUTLASS leave message "Mainstreet U.S.A," Commercial-Account Sales Program. 48k orig. miles. Asking wheels, Dunlop plus 2 CIERA- 4dr, AC, PS, PB, tires, AM/FM Boso stereo, DODGE 68 POLARA- Toyo snows. Asking PONTIAC 86 GRAND The "Mainstreet U.S.A." program Is a joint effort between Ford and 62K, $8995. CADILLAC $10,000.968-1276. ood for parts. Runs, CC, auto, stereo cass., PRIX- 6 cylinder, landau 83 EL DORADO— Black CHEVY, 81, CITATION- $2700/B.O. 685-3187. excellent cond. Asking participating dealers to offer complete transportation services to small East offer. 356-1943 after roof, AC, AM/FM cassette, businesses nationwide. As a participating; member of the "Mainstreet w/tan leather interior; fully 4dr, auto, 53k original 6PM . MAZDA 86 RX7- 5 $5200, 526-3471 after low 28K miles, great loaded, new tires, $4995. miles, dependable, good speed, air, AM/FM, excel. 7PM U,S.A." dealer network, Drtschman/Flemlngton Ford/Uncoln/Mercury FORD 70 LTDT- good shape, $6400. Call 725- 874-5709 before 9PM. gas mileage. $850/BO. cond. Must sell. Best offer condition. 302. engine. 8865. will be offering a complete, line of services tailored to commercial Call 526-6862 over $5500 takes It. Call OLDS 87 DELTA 88- CADILLAC 86 SEDAN $850. 356-5642,. .. 276-5205. royaJ brown W/FE3 pack- PONTIAC 86 SUNBIRD- accounts which .In the past were available only to national fleet buyers. CHRYSLER 77 CORD- age, excel cond, gray, DEVILLE- full'power, tilt, OBA 400- Auto, AC, PB, MAZDA 88, 929- auto, 4 cylinder, 5 speed, PS/ Ditschman/Flemington Ford/Lincoln Mercury has opened a Com- cassette, cruise, silvor FORD 83 ESCORT PS/PB, AC; AM/FM caas, PB. AC, AM/FM Cassette, mercial Account Sales Department dedicated soley to the small gray, garagod, orig. P/wlndows, sliver with EXP— red, 5 apeed, 2 AC, PS, PB^ p/windowa & P/seats, dra. windows & tilt, many new parts, businesses In Hunterdon, Warren and Mercer County areas. This owner, 63K' ml,, excel, maroon roof. Looks good, seater hatch, AM/FM locks, moon roof. looks, touring suspen- $2400. 359-7280 or 874- cond., $9600. 231-1551, $750 or best offer. Call caas., PB, "manual"'steer- $12,500'. Excel, cond. CaTI sion, cruise, alum wheel, 4130. department will offer the full line of Ford/Uncoln/Meroury car and truck days..722-7660 oves. 755-4814 after 6PM. Ing, 110K highway ml., 781-2532 60K highway ml. Asking products and accessories, as well as Nissan, BMW, Bulck, QMC, CHRYSLER 87 LE $1100/BO. 664-0923. MERCEDES 74 280- $6500. 272-8500 days or PONTIAC 87 BON- Chrysler/Plymouth/Dodge, Chevrolet/Qeo, Pontiac, Mazda, Subaru, 272-9252 eves. CADILLAC 8 7 BARON SPORTS FORD B5V4 ESCORT L- MaroOn, sunroof, body NEVILLE- 46k miles, Suzuki, and Isuzu, with commercial financing and lease plans, and BROUGHAM 4 door se- COUPE- 2dr, fully 2dr, 5 spd, AM/FM stereo 9?,°d condition, 134K great condition, AC, 6 cyl, dan, mint condition. 28k OLDS '78 88- 2 door, 4dr, Must see. Call after parts and service departments dedicated to the needs of small loaded, warranty, 40k cass. PS. PB, In & out wilBs.fWis well, $1495. factory rally wheels, ex- miles, brown/brown Inte- very good cond, 81 k HWY Call 218-6234 day or 369- 3PM 484-1326 , businesses. rior. $13,990. Call after cellent condition, $900. $7100/BO. 422-4598 or m"| ^ AskinAsg $1800/BO. 7835 eves. 6PM233r2349. 274-2211 ask for Estelle Call 276-6895 ask for PONTIAC 87 TRANS Rlc Stripling has been named Ca|| 6g9-1063. Rich or leave message. MERCEDES BENZ '74, AM- 5.0 liter, 26K ml., T- the Commercial Account Sales CADILLAC 87 COUPE CORVETTE 68- Show- 450SL- good running tops, fully loaded, Spoil- car, now condition, over FORD 87 ESCORT GL- OLDS,'85 CIERA. 4 Dr, 4 Manager for the dealership. Rlc DEVILLE- Excellent con- 5 speed, AM/FM cassette, cond. Good body. Lt. ers, Burgundy/Silver, 2 dition, velour Interior. Ask- $22,500 Invested. Asking Blue. Needs ext, & int. cyl., AC, auto. Original alarm systems. $9,000. took part in an Intensive training $16,500 or will talk trade AC, mint condition. Ask- owner. Excel. Oond. ing $12,500/ best offer. ing $4500. Call 699-1279. cosmetlo work. 112,000' Mint cond. 272-5986. program sponsored by Ford Call 526-3192. (aircraft or new pickup). ml. $7250. 233-1079. $3800, Call 685-5938. Seen by appt only. Call PONTIAC, '78 TRANS Motor Company to learn how to FORD 87 MUSTANG CHEVROLET 83 MALIBU 756-1004, . MERCEDES BENZ 73, OLDS, '87 DELTA 88 AM- $2200. Call (201) service the needs of commer- STATION WAGON- LX— Blue fastback, Ac, BROUGHAM- 4DR, Air, 722-3416. cial buyers. He and his. staff are DATSUN '81 200 SX- 1 AM/FM cassette. Must 450 SL- excellent cond, whlte, PS, PB, air, rela- t-tops, 96k miles. Dark P7 Group, V-6, AM/FM dedicated to providing a high owner, good condition. seel $7000. Great on case., excel, cond. $6500. PONTIAC, 66, CATALINA tively new tiros & exhaust brown $14,000. (201)' level of service to the small system, $2200/BO. Call AM/FM stereo, 5 spd., gasl. Call 201-467-0515, 854-4155 or 830-0551 Call 272-7949. CONVERTIBLE- $3200/ 752-0069 after 7PM. 102K ml., AC, Hatchback BO; Ford pick-up bed w/ businesses of our community. w/sun visor, $1250. Call FORD 87 TEMPO GL MERCEDES, 74, 280- 4 OLDS, 78. CUTLASS- cap $250/BO. 722-0967 CHfeVY '86 CELEB- 789-9768. SPORT- 5 Speed, PS/ door, PS, PB, AC, auto- 2dr, AC. PS, PB, AM/FM leave message Rlc Stripling can be reached RITY— Eurosport 6, all PB, AC, AM/FM cassette, matic, black leather Inte- caas. $500/BO. OLDS 78 at 201-782-3673. 38K miles, Great condi- CUSTOM WAGON— PS, equipped. Excel, cond. Advertise In the Classliledl rior, like new, good condi- SAAB 85 900S- white, 2 Rlc Stripling One owner. $4200. Call tion. Must sell. $4800/BO. tion. Asking $3300/BO. PB, AC, AM/FM OB88. door hatchback, 5 speed, Bob 563-4507. 846-2587 before 8PM. 992-0405. $800/B0 272-8817 sunroof. Call 572-6492. November 8,1990 — Union County Classified — 3 2 — November 8, 1990 — Union County Classified INDEX CO N N E C T I ON c Automotive Connection 110-AUTOS FOR SALE 120 - TRUCKS FOR SALE FORD 89 BRONCO- PETERBUILT TRACTOR FORD 88 E150- 302 V8, R-MODEL MACK TRUCK 130 - VANS FOR SALE EDDIE BAUER, 22k milos, "73— 350 Cummins en- overdrive trans., auto., RADIATOR. Cap for all options available. gine, 13.ft. Road Ranger PS, PB, air, tilt, cruise, Pickup truck. $600 for ra- [. 140-MISCELLANEOUS AUTOMOTIVE $16,000, Call 526-4127. transmission, 22" wheels, carpeted, captains chairs, {RECREATIONAL T I O N diator. $300 for radiator. GO INI N . 150 - AUTOMOTIVE SERVICES FORD 89 F150- 4x4 XLT cab over, good cond. AM/FM stereo cass. w/4 Call 752-0893, I VEHICLES 160 - MOTORCYCLES FOR SALE Lariat, all extras, - 7' bed, $5500. Call 752-0893. . speakers, 30K ml., $9300/ Maws Content Ginentid by Ad Department 302 eng., 4spd, 33 x 12.5 BO. 356-9264 after 5PM UTILITY TRAILER- 170 - RECREATIONAL VEHICLES tires, Amer. racing 7X10, removable side L (130 "\ GMC 85 CUSTOM VAN— racks, landscape/ type, SNOWMOBILE PACK- 18Q - BOATS AND ACCESSORIES wheels, Excel, cond. Must V8, auto, AC, captain tilts, 14 Inch, wheels,. 2 AGE —1978 Arctic Cat El sell $13,100/BO 561-8233 I VANS I chairs, sofa cruise, P/ spare wheels, $600. 846- Tlgre 5000, 1980 Arctic Old home versus new: How to choose FORD 78 PICKUP- V$ I FOR SALE J locks & windows, excel- 6036. Cat Jag 3000, both In Just listed Real Estate Connection ton 351 auto; good work cond, 62K, new brakes, mint condition, garage One of Cranford's finest historic homes-whose notable list of $10000.754-6757. VW 81 RABBIT- for kept, low mileage. En- 210- HOMES FOR SALE truck, $850 or test offer. parts. Runs excellent. Which one is for you? a home warranty owners includes a prominent Union County suffragette - is offered Call Kevin 769-1389. after CHEVY 80 CARGO- NISSAN 90 AXXESS closed 2-sled trailer with $200. VW 72 SUPER extra wheels. Asking for sale through the Historic Homes Division of Weichert, Realtors. 215 - TOWNHOUSES AND CONDOS 5PM. .. • , > • VAN— white, very good MINI VAN- 4 wheel BEETLE— new brakes, condition, must sell, nave drive, AC, auto, P/wln- $2500 for complete pack- In today's real estate market, especially in New Jersey, prospec- A new trend In home sales Is taking the worry out of buying and The gracious 11-room Queen Anne style, built circa 1895, retains FOR SALE FORD, 1972 F700 DUMP wheel cylinder, needs en- age. 996:2031 after 6 —4 speed, 2 speed axle, new truck,.PS, PB, rebuilt dows, cruise contrdl, new gine, $200. 549-9860. tive buyers have a wide selection of both new and old homes from selling a home. such interesting turn-of-the-cehtury features as original fireplaces, 220 - COMMERCIAL PROPERTY motor, 40k miles, $1300/ p.m. ' A trailer hitch, snow plow. condition, 17K miles, which to choose. Making the right choice depends on the buyer Home warranties on existing homes that protect against ex- medallion ceilings, intricate moldings, and cornices. A beautiful bay FOR SALE BO (201) 754-8844 $12.000.526-6447. $1975.985-1723. and particular home. penses due tp mechanical breakdowns, from systems to appli- window with window seat-de rigeur for a proper Victorian home- 225 - ACREAGE AND LOTS FORD, 1977 F150- 4X4, CHEVY 85 CONVER- VW78 BUS- Must see. ±BO The New Jersey Association of REALTORS (NJAR) offers the graces the formal dining room. . SION— All power, 4 cap- ances, are being offered by real estate associates across the 230 - OUT OF AREA PROPERTY Carrying rack, snow plow, Runs great. FM casa., 2 \MOTORCYCLES C following suggestions to help buyers make the right choice. : tain chairs, back bed, new tires, 87K ml., one country. In fact, one out of 15 homes sold in the United States is According to Weichert's Barbara Wyciskala, the five bedroom, new tires, rebuilt engine, FOR SALE BOATS & Older homes tend to offer established neighborhoods with a history 235 - MOBILE HOMES AND SITES $1500.985-1723. very plush high top, dual owner. S1800/BO. Call [ACCESSORIES now covered by some form of home warranty, and the popularity of two-and-one-half bath residence provides both a link With the past 240 - REAL ESTATE WANTED air, low miles, excel cond, John at 481-8877 or 526- you can learn about before deciding where you want to live. There home warranties is growing. and a wonderfully livable home of today. "The amenities of FORD, 90 RANGER $10,000/BO. 757-0638. 1068 after 7PM. 245 - BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES XLT— excellent condition, HONDA. 1974 360- 3K are usually no major construction projects going on with the loud But with many warranties on the market, what should the con- modem-day life are all here," she said, "with no loss of the home's DODGE '85 CARAVAN JET SKIS- 2 650SX. 88 noises they bring. The lawhs and landscaping are mature and 250 - APARTMENTS FOR RENT 15k miles, Must Sell. LE- Auto, AC, PS/PB, miles, efectrlc starter, lug- & 89. Great condition. sumer look for? Joe Gorsky, president of ERA Van Syckel Realty, yesteryear ambience." $9500. Call 469-9295 • AM/FM, 87K miles.' Asking 140 Y gage rack, crash bar, S2300/BO. extras. Call often require tittle of the owner's time. Public services have proba- offered the following tips on how to choose a home warranty: Among its other features are a delightful enclosed porch over- S 255 - HOUSES FOR RENT GMC 82 DIABLO- sissy bar, dual mirrors bly developed as the area has grown up. Many older homes have $6000 or best.offer. Call I MISCELLANEOUS I 654-0029 Scope of coverage: Look for a home warranty that covers the looking the maturely landscaped grounds, a butler's pantry lined 260 - TOWNHOUSES AND CONDOS Looks like an El Camlno, 654-3103 after 5:30PM. plus 2 fiberglass luggage I AUTOMOTIVE f carriers. Garaged for last STARCRAFT- '78, drapes and other amenities added by the previous owners. The plumbing, heating, cooling, and electrical systems, as well as major with. bullt-lns, and a superb kitchen that presents an appealing FOR RENT •••-•. V6, loaded, less than Dlmlnl Top, .250 h.p: Mer- y$rd may already be fenced. . 1000 made, 67K miles. DODGE 83 RAM— V318, 3 years. Asking $500. kitchen appliances. Heating and cooling systems are the most composite of old and new. The third level of the. home offers an Phone 874-4334. cury, new trailer, coast-, 265 - ROOMS FOR RENT Asking $4800. Call201- AC, PS/PB, 250 royal But there can be disadvantages as well. Otder homes may need costly systems to repair and among the most frequent to fail. i ideal staff/au pair arrangement or a teenager's hideaway. package, 61K miles, FACTORY FORD 8' FI- guard pkg. Asking $3850. 270 - OFFICES FOR RENT 752-0251 after 5:30PM. KAWASAKI 86 NINJA Call Dean 873-8829. repairs or remodeling to better suit you and your family. You may Buyers should undertand that protection plans typically do not * Additions that enhance, present-day family living include a first-' GMC 86 1 TON DUAL bronze/beige color, excel- BER GLASS PICK-UP 600ZX- 7.5k miles, red, 275 - COMMERCIAL PROPERTY lent condition, $4300 or CAP— new paint, good be stuck with the decorating choices made by previous owners. ''. floor laundry room, an attached garage, and a new gas furnace for WHEELS- $3500 firm. white & blue, $2500/BO; cover the structure itself, such .as trie roof, floors, walls; and FOR RENT best offer. Call 699-0770 condlton. $200.231-1215 Call 233-5388 after You may want some modern amenities not yet added. ceilings. Warranties also do not protect against code violations or efficient forced hot air heating." . S Call 549-0714 after 6PM afterSPM. On the other side of the coin are the advantages of new 280 - VACATION RENTALS or weekends. FORD 65 MUSTANQ- 5:30PM Improper installation of systems. V: The Weichert agent also noted that the historic home is conve- DODGE 85 RAM 150— V8, coupe, w/bench seat, RAKE construction. You can usually select the Hoar plan that suits you niently situated in the prime Brookside school area, just a short 285 - MISCELLANEOUS RENTALS JEEP 79 CHEROKEE "Also, be aware that home warranties do not replace casualty high top, fully custom. No not running, $450. 289 from several offered by the builder. You can sometimes pick which - stroll from the heart of colonial Cranford. . '•'.••• 290 - WANTED TO RENT ' CHIEF— w/Meyers snow reasonable- offer refused. engine 150, 4 spd, $100. IN A insurance," Gorsky said. "Consumers still need casualty insurance plow. $2500/BO. Call lot the home will sit on. In addition, carpet color, counter tops, tile, to protect a.home against vandalism, natural disasters or acci- The property's originarowner, back in the late. 1860's, was Dr. 295 - ROOMMATES WANTED Call 789r2090. Black bucket seats, $125 369-7819. light fixtures and exterior colors can be your decisions. Builders : • Phineas Lounsberry, who patented a popular "matt extract" which, DODGE 86 CARAVAN- a pair: Days 725-4600 ask BARGAIN •dents:"-/. •;•'-. •;•'•.•:. ••;•'•• '•' . ••'.• ..•'...• ...'. ••• .••• - . • .. •• for John .218-1838 eyes.;< i often have a fjashlonable assortment of materials reflecting current • • .according to a prominent citizen of the. day, "sme|led like/ ale, fujl power, excellent con- : :: :: ;; : General Benefits: Coveragei for homebuyers protects them1rom Classified Connection low mileage 50k, ./trends^;,^y;,'.-'••.;o ;;'J^sHt'.'zy.ii•..;,."••\"^••••,V• •;• '; tv•• ••: '.'* .,'"'":•• ''""'•' -•''" - : an Uhexpected rriajdr repair bill at a time when they cart ledst.affo/d j looked like "ale, arid acted like ale after taking a few bottles." ^ tfe-BAC KH O E^ INMfc ;The latest .developments in construction are incorporated into Malnufactured locally at the Old Mill, today a landmark, the concoc- I T r 455— 4WD, 350 hrs., it, during th©Jrst.,vjear of home ownership. 305 -AUCTIONS "rteyy homes, inclcrdinc| energy efficiency packages designed.to hold $34,000 wAraller. 1989 A separate pqlicy covering sellers protects them from Unforeseen tion sold briskly, enough to put the good doctor at the head of the. 310':—. GARAGE SALES : 7375eVes. CLASSIFIEDS tomlzed conversion Van— BrUsh Bandit Diet Chip- down the utility costs. There are rrtany better inisulption materials in costs while their house is on the market. This Is often a time when ; village tax rolls. • .. .. v .; : MACK 77 R MODEL- AM/FM stereo cass., color 312-BAZAARS AND SALES good condition.' Must sell. per —400 bra. $12,000! use today that have been developed in recent years. they have their money set aside - or already tied up in - a new From 1872 to 1896, the property would change hands a few TV, all leather & Oak Int., Call 560-6916 New homes come with new appliances with warranties. New 314-ANTIQUES Best offer. 789-2090. 4 captain's chairs, sof- home. . times, until its purchase-by Harry. Sanderson, who built the house 315-FOR SALE MAZDA 89 SE5 2600 abed, very low ml., excel. JEEP HARDTOP for CJ-7, gadgets like ground fault circuit interrupters, programmable ther- Paying for a warranty: Generally, the horneseller buys the now being marketed. Sanderson was a relative of Margaret Petin- PICKUP- 4x4, red, bed- mostats and smoke detectors are being used. Many builders offer 317 - YARD, GARDEN AND FARM cond. $13,500. 359-6854. Black, 2 DR, $600. Call warranty protection for the homebuyer through the real estate gill, who made the original Star Spangled Banner, and Sanderson's liner fog lights, 21K miles, FORD 71 E300- V.8, 232-4108 after 7 PM. favorable financing. mother sewed on some of the stars. ..'...• 320 - HORSES AND SUPPLIES must sell. Asking broker. Buyers cain buy or extend a warranty if the seller declines auto, rebuilt and ready to The disadvantages of new homes exist as well. Most need lawns to do so, but the preferred way of handling warranties is for the Most prominent among subsequent owners were Harriet and F 322 - PETS & ANIMALS $10,500. Call 757-4695. Work,. shelves roof rack JEEP HARDTOP- for Wrangler. Black. $500. and at least some landscaping work. Most do not have fences or seller to pay far_.if,as,a standard term of sale. Providing a warranty Henry Chapin, who owned the home from 1906 until.,1929. Harriet 325 - CHRISTMAS TREES NISSAN 87 PICKUP- and trailer hitch.. $1200. drapes. All of these Herns cost new home buyers money at a time, with cap, sliding rear win- Call 846-6036. Call 725-2063, leave on''the* home-helps, the home sell faster and closer to the asking was one of the first women to be elected a justice of the peace in message. : 330 - WANTED TO BUY dow, 5 speed transmlsr FORD 86 AEROSTAR right after the downpayment and closing costs are made, when price. .'.''. L , . . New Jersey. It was in the Chapin house that the Cranford Women's 335-TRADES AND SWAPS slon, 28K miles, very CARGO VAN- 4 cyl., 5 JUNK CARS WANTED.- they cannot easily, afford them. New homes are often built further Cost of warranties: Prices for plans that cover homebuyers Suffrage Party was formed, with Harriet as its first.president. clean, $4800. Call 704- 340 - LOST & FOUND speed man.- trans., 38K Free pickup on most cars. from the central business district and nearby public services may range from $"lS£f to $500 for one year's coverage, the standard 0240 after 6PM. ml., $4500. Call 752-5851. 345 — BRITE SPOT Before winter, 752-0466. not be available. • term. Price alone should not be the determining factor in choosing 350 - PERSONALS . New homes often mean longer commutes to work. These new a home warranty. Be sure to check what's covered for the price. I areas may not yet have any history for buyers to consider in their Standard deductible; In most areas, $100 is the usual deduct- 355 — ANNOUNCEMENTS buying decisions. Any you really don't know how the overall 360- ESCAPE ible, although in California it's often as low as $50. Gorsky said to New Jersey! development will age or what it will look like later. Unfortunatley be careful of extremely low deductibles, which can mean there may . 365-SERVICES njpa [ains many new homeowners have been disappointed to find that com- W Isincsinceo 1BS16577 be an unacceptably high number of exclusions from the policy. 367 -HOME IMPROVEMENTS mercial and/or apartment projects spring up around the area. There "Watch out for policies that omit refrigerators, plumbing, toilets, 370 - LANDSCAPING, TREE CARE is no resale home history for the area so buyers can't see how sinks, faucets, shower heads, water softeners and well-pumps," 372 - HEATING & COOLING marketable homes are should they later decide to sell. Gorsky said. "Also be on the lookout for agreements that are 375 - INSTRUCTIONS New homes and older ones both offer tax advantages through different for buyers than sellers." E 377 - INCOME TAX deductible mortgage interest and property taxes. They both offer Choosing a reputable home warranty company: It's important *aiT, Improved quality of life. Which one you should buy is really just 380 - LOANS & FINANCE that you. deal with a reputable, financially strong company, with a matter of personal choice. 382 - INSURANCE experiertce in offering warranties and service. Gorsky advises checking out the company's annual report or financial statement. Many states regulate home warranties, and he Employment Connection also suggests checking with your state's department of insurance 41.0-. HELP WANTED Advertisers! Your 25-word classified ad.($6 per additional word) (or only $150 reaches in or real estate commission. • Another recommendation is to look for a firm that's a member of D 420 - EMPLOYMENT WANTED over a million households through SCAN, the New Jersey Press Association's Statewide YES the National Home Warranty Association (in California, the Calif- 430 - CHILDCARE Classified Advertising Network. Call us. We'll help you write your ad to gel the most tor ornia Home Warranty Association), your money. Then we send it to 74 participating dallies and weeklies from Sussex to the BUYAHOME, Home Inspections: Although your real estate associate will do a THE CHAPIN HOUSE IN CRANFORD Cape May and Salem to Bergen. Bingo! You just discovered a whole new market. walk-through inspection for warranty coverage, home warranties NEWJEBSEV and the walk-through inspections do not replace structural or AD RATES Call: Forbes Newspapers Classified Connection-1-800-334-0531 mechanical inspections, which give the buyer crucial information Minimum 6 lines. about the condition of the home. (Average 3-4 words per line) Other pointers: Look for a warranty company that offers a toll- free number, so you don't have to pay to report a claim or get FULL RUN information, Gorsky said. , People in real estate US... Also, avoid a company that expects'you to get three estimates Per Insertion GOT A or TRUCK on repairs and takes the lowest bids. Peter Hogaboom of Westfield, The Yes You Can campaign features a toll-free number, 1- Finallyi find out how a company's warranty program is funded. A a broker associate in Burgdorff H2.0O When Paid in Advance self-funded program means that the company has a stake in the Realtors'. Westfield office, has 8.00-YES-IN-NJ. New Jersey residents who call that number will receive a free copy of the New Jersey Home Guide, a 32-page success of its products and the quality of its service. completed the requirements for Per Insertion SALE? booklet that explains how to buy a home-from saving for the ERA Real Estate has paid more than $48 million in claims under the CRS (Certified Residential When Billed down payment to choosing the right style home. its home warranty plans since 1972. The company offers the most Specialist) designation, a pro- $12.50 comprehensive plans of this type in all 50 states. gram of advanced professional Each additional line: $1.10 - education. The designation will. ZONE 1: Somerset/Middlesex ' 20NE 2: Union County ~be officially-awarded by-the RS—] $11.OO^eHnserUon-Pald In-Advance $5;50Per"lnsertlo~n^PaiaiffAavlfic¥ Council at its convention in San $11.50 Per Insertion When Billed $6.00 Per Insertion When Billed Antonio, Texas, in. January. Each Additional Une: $1.00 Each Additional Una: $.75 In his five years as a real estate professional, Hogaboom In-Columh Display Rate: Transactions has qualified for membership in Minimum 1 Inch — 8 point copy the state's Million Dollar Sales 1 1 $25.50 Per Column Inch: Full Run .^^fc ^^fc B% ^P ^^^ ^P Club three times and for Burg- ZONE 1; $21.00 Per Column Inch ZONE 2: $8.00 Per Column Inch HILLSBOROUGH LINES WEEKS S Undsey, property at 72 Wlldwood dorff Realtors' distinguished BEDMINSTER John P & Douglas Stasko to Will- Westgate II Dev to Gary & Lisa 5 or more insertions: 20% discount jf paid within 20 days Ave., $95,000 . President's Club. He won the Mark R & Nancy K Feltensteln to iam J. Donohue,. property at 60 Sprlngsted, property at 182 Linda At the prepaid rate of only $12, Forbes Newspapers Automotive Connection will run Agnes Paduch to Stephen T 1989 Listing Award for his office Raymond V Landolfl, property at 52 DeannaDr., $71,000. , Ln., $159,990 CONTRACT RATES - Available upon request. Norwood, property 75 Wlldwood and two company awards this your 6 line ad for 6 weeks In 15 publications — reaching more than 147,000 Ashley Ct., $140,000 AnnaMarla Frlmnrt to Jose Luis & Westgate II Dev to Linda Shawde, Ave., $105,000 . year. He also holds the GRI DEADLINES: The deadline for both classified display households in Somerset, Middlesex and Union Counties. WHAT A DEAL! The Hills Dev Co to Bernard Fill- Gail B Antonlano, property at 25~ -property at 185 Linda Ln., $159,990 aci, property at 95 Cortland Ln., Anda Inc to Vlnod & Rasarnl Vapl- James A & Debra N Qoldonl to (Graduate, Realtor Institute) and straight classified Is 4 P.M. Monday : J$ -Holger-&-Marilyn-P-Mlllerr-property- • Offer good on cars, trucks • Add must run as originally ordered. • Must ba paid in advance -$45T988 MANVILLE wa!arpropertjrat~264"~McKlnley "aesignatibTT; at 109 4th St., $143,000 eANCELLATIONSrAccepf^^ The Hills Dev Co to James J Du- Jose, Diaz to Sherrl A Lynn, $268,000 Hogaboom serves the local • Private party only — no new ad vehicle is said hamel III, property at 141 Cortland property at 28 Washington Ave., Rodney Relnson to Melissa Mol- Board of Realtors as a member Monday prior to publication. dealers please • 6 line limit - each additional line $1.00 Ln., $72,350 nar, property at 23 Morse Ave., HIGHLAND PARK PETER HOGABOOM $98,500 H P Towers to Domlnlck & An- of the Community Service and PAYABLE IN ADVANCE: All ads for Garage Sales, Employment Tlmberbrook at Bedmlnster LP to MONTGOMERY $122,500 . Michael J & Virginia R Wood,' Relnhard J Heldfeld to Yus Assoc gelln lacobelll, property at 3p.S Ad- Professional Standards Com- Post 3 American Legion, Presi- Wanted, Chlldcare, Wanted to Rent or Roommate Wanted. All ads Thomas N & Betsey Thurman to elaide Ave., $145,500 ""*" dent of the NJ Exonumia Soci- property at 610 Tlmberbrooke Dr., William L Alnsley III, property at .56 Co, property. at 9 Myrtle St., mittees. He is a trustee of the when moving, all ads to addresses outside our local billing area. Fill In 1 character per box, $263,000 $1,150,000 Gerald & Betty J Hogan to Unda Westfield Historical Society, a ety and a dariver for the West- 6 0 Grist Mill Dr., $300,000 H Berry, property at 69 S Adelaide allowing for spaces and punc- , Tarrence W & Joann Mlchler to SOMERVILLE Mark & Joanne Edley to Jonathan member of the Martin Wallberg field Mobile Meals. EXTRA CHARGES: Robert & Sheila Durma, property, at & Cathleen Bajek, property at 30 Avev $350,000 . tuatlon as necessary. Re- Towne Oaks Assoc to Towne Penny B Page to William B & • Blind Ads, $3.00 for Box Rental $2.00 mailing charge 1160 Colonial Way, $249,000 Oaks Apts, property at 117 N. Gas- Phoenix Ave., $125,000 member to Include phone Jarnes M & Irene E OConnell to Ivan J & Rachell K Punchatz to Melissa M Smith, property at 428 (Box held for 30 days) ton Ave., $5,400,000 Cleveland Ave., $140,000 PISCATAWAY Tran, property at 1870 W 5th St., number David MoTernan, property at 442 EDISON Thomas A Kroll, property at 347 James W & Catherine Corklns to • All capital letters $1.00 per week Hauck Rd,,$180,000 Plalnfleld Rd., $188,000 Michael P Maranca to Steven J & $125,000 • All bold type faces: $1.00 per week Teresa Fantaslr to Dlllp Pandye, Tara Glovannettl, property at 217 N Yaakov & Maya Melfnan, property at Stonlngton Assoc to Talkwang M property at 13-15 Clark Ave., Brian & Denlse A Peters to Blrju 16 Academy St., $165,000 Mall with check or money order to & Weel-Er Lee, property at 6 Hodge 7th Ave., $160,000 $215,000 Patel, property at 35 Roxy Ave., Edward J & Amy T Myzle to Geor- SOUTH PLAINFIELD Dr., $342,455 $205,000 :a. additional line add $1.00 FORBES NEWSPAPERS Campos A&M Bldrs to Joseph & METUCHEN ge Rodriquez, property at 185 Ad- Daniel P Clchansky to Patricia K Joyce Q Orrell to Muppala S & Jeffrey & Melissa Mann to Tho- Devlto, property at. 606 Lane Ave.. CLASSIFIED CONNECTION Cindy Chan, property at 193 Comp- Judith L Forsyth to Michael Lack- ams St., $142,500 Puabpalatha Raju,. property at 896 ton Ave.» $430,000 mas & Mary F Scanlon, property at A&J Sweet Inc to Christine A Bre- $176,000 P.O. Box 699, Papen Rd., $280,000 ' 36 Seymour Ave., $135,900 land, property at 53. Carlton. Rd., Heinz & Anne L Bothmann to Su- $137,000 unlg, property at 364 Dryden St., Kenneth & Dlanne LaVorne to Somervllle NJ 08876 .Donald & Dorothy Haug to Robert nll & Samlra Prabuh, property at 24 Ronald H & Judith Skiff to Yogesa $229,000 Jimmy Tom, property at 142 Tho- 1*800*3340531 Q & Susan Destefana, property at & Rohlnl Patel, property at 16 Sta- John E Sharp to Kathleen M Mc- mas St., $144,500 i> Cottonwobd Ct., $196,000 . K Hovnanlan to Roseller & Eliza- Namo . 21 Thfuway Dr., 275,000 cey St., $241,000 Nulty, property at 35 Kate Ln., 8:30 A.M.-5:00 P.M. Monday thru Friday Joseph & Thelma Brlskln to Mark $85,000 beth Cuyos, property at 19 Hunt Phone. OR CALL TOLL FREE FRANKLIN & Louise Schlffman, property at 7 Alfonso & Jennie Sagllco to Au- Joseph & Beth A Valdes to Mark Dr., $220,335 KENILWORTH FAX: (201) 231 • 1385 AND USE YOUR CHARGE Arlene & Frank Vastano to Marc .Devon Rd,, $270,000 gustln Pegan, property at 37 Terry Errlco, property at 2 Lynn Clr., Albert Romo to Enorlto & Jocolyn Angelo & Mary Guadagtlno to Co- Address Milgmm, property at 161 Beoket PI., Donald J & Dolores E Crowder to Ave., $167,000 Dayrlt, property at 38 Mlllbrook Rd., ncetta Cluccoll, property at 203 Forbes Newspapers Zone 1 ClassHted Connection Include*: $157,500 1-800-334-0531 00 Tsui Yu & Tung Pul Tak, property at Charles T & Louise Montagna to Robert & Unda S Halo to Mark & $190,000 Faltoute Ave., $167,000 Somerset Messenger-Gazette Highland Park Herald City .State. Wa E Townsend to Harold W 106 Lake View Blvd., $147,000 Nicholas & Dawn Pensabono, Penny Lender, property at 91 Up- Salvatoro & Lori Caradonna to William D & Irene Vandemater to Bound Brook Chronicle South Plalnfleld Reporter & Phyllis L Pitts, property at 11 Walter & Felicia Nixon to Abel & property at 1503 Timber Oaks Rd., land Ave., $163,000 Edward & Any Myzle, property at Edward Jr & Deborah Paster, Middlesex Chronicle The Hllls-Bedmlnster Press bk Ct., $180,000 Man-LI Huang, property at 5 Leland $150,000 138 Overlook Rd., $183,000 property at 78 Pembrook Dr., Rd., $165,000 Todd & Denlse Green to Robert & $190,000 PD Review Franklin Focus GREEN BROOK Vincent & Irene Rlccardl to Jackie MIDDLESEX Ferruggla Assoc to Sunll & Artl Westgate II Dev to Kenneth & Theresa Chang, property at 9 Thomas G & Margaret E Tonkin Catherine Third, property at 33 N Mattoo A & Idabolle Cardolla to Metuchen-Edlson Review and Mohin, property at 4 Cedar Ridge Wong, property at 179 Unda Ln., Walnut St., $142,500 . to Rosanne Balash, property at 129 Randolphville Rd., $150,000 Joseph S Hartmann, property at 501 Washington Ave., $159,000 Green Brook- Middlesex County Shopper fid., $920,000 . $159,990 • Cornelius & Linda Keoharie to Ian Stout Ave., $165,000 Dennis & Ann Homlch to Dal TH North Plalnfleld Journal Somerset County Shopper •v. Forbea Newspaper* Zone 2 ClatMed Connection Include*: Cranford Chronicle Scotch Plalns-Fanwood Press The Westfield Record O53-1 ' ADJUsiUBNfiS: We make May Mori to avoid mhtakms In you/ CUuHUd Advortbamant MMM CA*C*| your Bdrtxtisemont tha tktt weak H rum. Emn In tdwtUimtnbi Mrnlty mont thttt orw ttiw must bm\ connoted bofor*tfolocondku<>rikrtC*(X>rncdontIk]Wm^c*nn6tlMmmi«. Coovctian tHowmno* tori amvathall not tuco«d the cod o/lh»*kvrti3*iMnL * JIB I -V- 4 — November 8,1990 — Union County Classified Novembeir-8,-1990-—Union County Classified—5- NORTH PLAINFIELD- Duplex,. 2 bd4rms, 2 2iS \ baths, DR, kitchen w/dlsh- TOWNH0USES& washer, garage, bsmt, CONDOMINIUMS I ESTATE V cl08.i3li$98J_.$98.55 1 Virho- security. No pets;- FOR SALE J~ —COUDCMNtimZ CRANFORD T | 725-1241 BEDMJNSTER- 2 BR, 2 0N SOMERSET bath upper Condo, cathe- WE HAVE PLANS FOR YOU.. 21Q E. BRUNSWICK- Spa- EDISON- Well con- MIDDLESEX- BY PRICED TO SELL dral ceiling, great view, Suites of'3,3 1/2, 4 and .5 1/2 clous Mother/Daughter, 2 structed custom Ex- OWNER; 356-1613. OPEN Move right Into this im- $128,000. 2 BR, 2t£bath, rooms are arranged in a total of HOMES newly decorated custom panded Brick Ranch. 4 HOUSE. 425 Cook Ave- maculate tastefully deco- 2 car garage, townhoUso, different layouts, starting as FOR SALE kitchens, 16x27 Fam. bdrms., 3 1/2 baths, Kit. nue. Sunday 1PM-4PM. 3 rated 4 bdrm. spilt that of- $156,900,781-6131. room, garage w/workshop w/skylight & fireplace, bdrm Cape, quiet, conve- fers private Master bdrm. 5 $ area, must seel $235,000. Formal DR, master bdrm. nlent to highways & & Is situated on a cul-de- BOUND BROOK— Town- 96,000 w/riew full bath, slate floor house. $139,900. "North BRIDGEWATER TWP.- Call 613-0827. schools. $138,900. 8.8% sac- Also features ElKit., c Florida Room, finished 30 year mortgage, $6950 .D.R., Fam: Rm. & is close Brook Village" 2 bdrms., Sample 4. Bedroom, attached EDISON- BY OWNER. 985-5368. Glass front 3 bsmt. w/rec room/bar & down If qualified. HELP U to New Brunswick train. full bsmt. 3 Years Youngl 2 BR. English Village Unit . apartment, $419,000. Sea game room. Pool/cabana/ Ranald Brown classified bdrm Ranch, vertical red- SELL P.FT.M.Bkr. 469- MET 2451 $154,900 Ranald C. Brown, Real- Type #6-1050 sq.ft. :. wood. $144,900. Only 8huff|eboard. $475,000. 28dO. . , tor. 469-2333. ad in your local Forbes WANKOW REALTORS, Newspaper. . , $7,250 down if qualified. MIDDLESEX- BY JUST LISTED HELP U SELL P.FT.M.Bkr. 356-4477. HILLSBOROUGH- 2-2B-123.000 Special BRIDGEWATER- OPEN OWNER. Custom Ranch 3 Ranch featuring 2 bdrms., A HOME IN 469-2800. BR, Vh bath, big kitchen, Choice Locat lo n I . 2-3B-135.000 Deluxe HOUSE, SUN 1-4PM, FLEMINGTON- New sln- updated kitchen & baths, $129,900. 3 bdrm. Town- 993 Magnolia Drive, pri- EDISON- IF YOU RENT ga3, hot water heat, spa- full basement W/ family gle family homes from clous surroundings, ga- house! Fireplace, finished vate Lake Community. YOU CANT OWN. Owning $199,900. See Twin room, half bath, fully bsmt., 3 bathsl First Time Secluded custom Rancn, d home Is easier than you rage. $138,900. Qualified fenced yard & 1. car ga- Offered & Priced To Selll Owner .financing .avail, to Polnte classified ad in. buyers. 322-3834. 3 bdrms, finished walk- might think. Especially your local Forbes News- rage. Convenient location Ranald C. Brown, Real- qualified buyers at out lower level, CAC. Di- when It's this 4 bedroom MIDDLESEX- BY & great neighborhood. tor. 469-2333. competitive finance rates home with central air, nat- paper. Owners will listen to of- $175,000 rection: Washington Val- OWNER. Reduced price : & terms. Callfor info. ley Road to Coriell, left on ural, wood cabinets In tor quick sale $148,900. 2 fers.. ENGLISH STYLE COLONIAL large kitchen, bargain METUCHEN- DRASTIC MET2507 $126,900 Advertise BUY OR SELL South Shore Drive, right family, commerlcally Skillful planning has rosutted in large, splendidly proportioned rooms, library siiod on Birch, on right oh cor- priced at $143,000. THE REDUCTION. The ulti- zoned, excellent location. PRUDENTIAL Wlnhold mate starter rhome,' you In the Classified! entry (oyers. Old World styled wooden floor and coiling molding, piaster walls and ner. Reduced $269,900 Rental Income 1st floor, SCHLOTT archways, and solid oak parquet llooring, separated by concrete dockina THE PRUDENTIAL PIO- Realty, Inc. 49.4-7677. In- couldn't pick a nicer $765 and 2nd. floor, dependently owned and place to begin. 2 roomy REALTORS 201-321-9100 botweon floors. The quality and charm of Old World construction combinos with. NEER REAL ESTATE, $575. Call for appt 968- skillful ronovatipns to provide Cranford's bost condo value. Elavalor sorvicod REALTORS 201-658- operated. bedrooms,. a living room 8831. Metro. Park/Metuchen CIRKUS 4300. with a stained glass piano units or walk-ups available. . NESHANIC By owner. 200 SOMERVILLE— large Al ESTATE INC. window. Incredibly'priced custom brick Ranch w/ THRU A Brldgewater-Rarltan yrs. 3 bdrm., 2. fireplaces, • WEStFIELD from t69^00 Ads In Classified at $139,500. THE PRU- ' pool. Estate Sale. Call School District, 4 Bdrm, 2 DENTIAL Wlnhold Realty, 1.5 acres w/detached stu- 2 BEDftOOM 217 PROSPECT AVE., CRANFORD V41 bath colonial, dont cost — dio & garage. Panoramic Pascaie Realtors, realtor Inc. 494-7677. Indepen- 722-1032. . TOWNHOUSES .$229,000. Seo Ranald They pai/1 dently owned and oper- vleW. $198,500. Call 201- QUALITY SALES OFFICE 276-0370 CRANFORD REAL ESTATE Brown/FAlR ad.: ated. • • 369-3808. •. SOUTH PLAINFIELD- & ELEGANCE Split level, 3 bdrm, dining Can ba found throughout IW( Mbn.-Fri. by appointment- Sat. 10:30-4:30 room,- Vh bath, family ' exquisite 2 bedroom t'A ,'Bath . This Is not an olfot An olfor can be mado by moans ol an Otfaiing Sialoment which is availnblq Uom Itw Townhouse. PuU EdQ« condo- . sponsoe n#2a77; • • . . room, finished bsmt, at- miniums footure cteslgow kilch* OFFICE tached garage, $160,000. on* -f baihs w/Jattizxi, oontral . DIRECTIONS: From the Garden State Parkway, North or South take Exit 137, alr-conddlonlnQ + hoallng, o*' • Call 756-7533. reo« w/«l»cWc doo/ oponeit. All make right on to North Ave. to light. Turn right at.light (Elizabeth Ave.) to blinker, . thli', Is conveniently locatsd next corner after blinker turn left (Prospect Ave.). to"English Village. • OCTQSS from' MLndowaskln Park, In move-in condition, newly painted, inside and out. First floor has Advertise • w/ln waMng dlitanoa to Bus, This well-kept two family home boasts two beautiful two bedroom large, living room with fireplace, formal dining room, spacious Train and Town. Call Brokef (of In the Classified! dolAils and private showing, apartments. The energy conscious home-buyer will enjoy tho. Indi- kitchen, den. and new-powder room. Second floor has 3. large By prospectus only. vidual gds, electric and water meters, not to mention the two gas bedrooms and spectacular new bathroom. Third floor, has huge furnaces. Hurry arid call today for art exclusive appointment on this "dormitory" bedroom and storage space. . ' . ': all-time record low priced fantastic two family horne.; IF NOT FOR WHY???...Because Other features include beautiful natural ohestnut trim, new boiler, PERSONAL USE, IT MAKES A GREATrtNVESTMENT. PERHAPS copper water service and deep lot. Price reduced $10,000 - Owner THE LAST SUCH OPPORTUNITY! 1 •'. •. : Is motivated to .sell, call for additional details and appointment. %"••' V • Realtors 102 South Avenue, WeSr#.CraaFptd fjj 1. -We KNOW':.; -v::v;:; •; - ^.^v^v 2 Alcteii Street • Cranfoni • ,-• • : . ••.••: 276-7900 .••""";;• REALTOR' Cranford 276-7616" " REALTOR" JUST LISTED I!! 2. We CARE ABOUT FAMILY DELIGHT!!!!!! Cranford STILL LOOKING The Extra-Effort People 3. We PROMOTE for a small home with large rooms? Look ho: further! Thfs lovely ranch set oil deep private landscaped Cranford grounds offers bright living room with woodburnlng fireplace, up- 4. We SUPPORT THE IMPROVEMENT of dated kitchen, comfortable W^ screened, porch. $199,000 in Cranford Mountainside. 5. Cranford is: SPACIOUS HOME and property. Attractive Cranford split level on deep lot sloping Your family will love living In this 4 bedroom colonial, featuring Irm. W/ down to the river. 4 bedrooms, 2Vfe fp., family room op 1st floor, .F/Drm., charming el. kitchen, 1V6 baths,;, baths, large family room with slid- CHARMING 3 bedroom colonial located in iovejy res- Dad will love the extra Insulation for fuel savings, Mom will love the convenience of the Children able to walk a short distance to both grade ers onto deck. Convenient to ele- idential area. Offers Living Room With Fireplace, For- & high school, and a back yard, with plenty of play area. Reduced to mentary school. Mother/Daughter' mal Dining Room, eat-in kitchen, 2Vz baths, walk-up only $209,000. Let dne of our professionals show It to you. potential. Reduced to $199,500. attic, full basement, garage, 170' deep lot, gas heat. Kiamie Ageticy, incV Century 21 • Licensed Real Estate Broker ; D.SKuzstna Realty A CONTEMPORARY DREAM 10 South Ave. E. • Cranford 115 Miln Street •Cranford \\\ begins the moment you enter this REALTOR' fascinating traditional colonial ex- 276-2400 272-8337 ni-ALTon" terior. Designer built-ln's, Euro- pean kitchen, private fenced yard SCOTCH PLAINS $379,000 MOUNTAINSIDE $239,900 with multi-leve! deck and hot tub.. §NJOY FIRESIDE CHATS W1LUAMSBURG COLONIAL TOO GOOD TO LAST Spacious 4 bdrm center hall colonial. Large eat-In Sought after 4 bdrm center hall colonial. Eat-in kit, Squeaky clean and linear sharpl In 1 1 Scotch Plains for $229,000. kitchen, fam mrv off kitchen, 2 /2 bths, central air. " enclosed porch, rec rrti, 2 /2 bths and many extras. BEAUTIFULLY DECORATED 3 bedroom home. Flreplaced living, room, spacious kitchen, 2 full baths, lovely hardwood floors, lo- cated In quieq t residential lgt -borhood-wlth-private~yard7ldearfdidl T kids. $239,000 in Westfield. Built In 1984, this home combines the charm of yesteryear's, styling with the convenience for today's living. The circular staircase leading to the 2nd floor Balcony Hall Is the focal point of the grand center entry. The 15' x 25' kitchen features cherrywood cabinets, Jennalre stove, dishwasher & French bay doors to In this dramatic yet Intimate living room dominated by a classical offset the. dining area. Spacious living room, dining room, and family room complete the 1st floor living space/Second floor Includes 4 bedrooms: Master bedroom CIRCA 1893! fireplace. Elegance and grace flow through this outstanding 3 Elegant turn-of-the-century 12 WESTFIELD $219,000 WESTFIELD $217,000 bedroom colonial. Warmth extends from the fireplace in the master features a 9' x 5' walk-In closet & master bath with double facuzzi and double sink, Enjoy gracious living In this lovely Colonial home with wrap-around porch. A When you view this home, take note of the custom designed, brick raised hearth, room residence In. prestigious Shining 3 bdrm colonial ready for you to move !n. The best addressed people will love the location of bedroom and charm wanders through the French windows Into the grand entrance foyer leads you Into a lovely living room which Includeua log- arched fireplace; the dentil mouldings; central vacuum system; 1st floor laundry Westfield setting. This exquisitely lovely dining room. Other special features Include an enclosed' burning fireplace, Its SPACIOUS kitchen makes It.suitable for a large family. Easy care natural landscaping, maintenance free this very spacious bright 3 brdm colonial with the joy room; a large deck. This 8 room, 214 bath home also features a 2 car garage, A dining room and family room provide additional comfort along with four decorated home boasts fabulous porch and a unique screened-ln Florida Room. Make a point of sprinkler system, 3 zoned heat & central air conditioning. exterior. Close to train & shopping, ' of a dream kitchen. calling for your special appointment. JUST REDUCED TO $210,000. • bedrooms and 2W baths. TRULY WORTH SEEING....Call for appointment. carved moldings, French doors, 2 CALL TODAY TO SEE FOR YOURSELF; . . fireplaces. Spacious living room, feLdlJ6IIbil Barton Realty g ^Richards room, 5 bedrooms, 4Vfe baths. A .Meeker Sbarkey,-RealtOTs Realtors unique offering at $475,000. 106 North Union Avenue • Cranford 124 South Avenue East • Cranford 181 North Avenue E. Cranford 272-4020 WOODED WONDERLAND " 272-2570 nEAiran* L-; "276-1900 described this lovely 10 room, custom built mini-estate on pro- fessionally landscaped property In prestigious Westfield. Built by "Henry West" this center hall co- lonial offers 4 bedrooms, a spa- cious kitchen, living room with fireplace, panelled library, Florida room and complete privacy. 37 Richmond Avenue, Cranford $650,000. HOMES Sold In Threa Daysl Listed by Jamos J stlvalo, Q.R.I., Broker of Record olJ.8. TIFFANY REALTY This lovely colonial was Hated by SCOTCH PLAINS $199,500 25 Oralon Drive, Cranford Beautiful Towrthoma on Prospect Avo. WESTFIELD $192,000 Sold by Vita ZoHalc and Uated by But an Wilton, Sold by Audrey Clarkeon, Sales Representative Lynne Wagner and told by Dora Kursrto was listed and sold by Cliff Dobbins of of J.S. TIFFANY REALTY of the D.8, KUZSMA REALTY, . Well cared for 3. bdrm home. Suhfilled enclosed 2/3 b.drm, 6 room ranch. New kit, maintenance free both of MEEKER 3HARKEY, REALTOR8. BARTON REALTY. 102 South Avonuo, West, Cranford' 11BMIInStn»l, Cranford; • porch, maintenance free exterior.. Short Walk to exterior arid many improvements. Why pay rent? LISTED OR SOLD school. By Cranford Offices WESTFIELD 7* 264 E. Broad St. Hours: Mon. • Fri. 9 a.m. - 9 p.m. SCHLOTT 600 North Avenuo West Sat. & Sun. 9 a.m. - 6 p.m. REALTOnS' Across from Lord & Tavlbr 233-5555 ( > TW« lovely colonial at 118 Oak Una, Cran- 12 Elmoral Avenue, Crartfoed WESTFI ELD 233-0065 406 Casino Avenue, Cranford ford wai listed by Mooker sharkey and Traraaotlon handled by Yvotina Klarnle, •old by VICTOR DENNIS, local Realtor.. Sold by Donna Krahnert of Serving Iho N.J, Countlos of Bergen,OPE Essex,N 9 Hudson, AM Hunterdon, to 8 P Mercer,M Middlesex, Monmouth, KIAMIE AGENCY. INC, PAIGE, PAIQE & RICHARDS Morris, Ocoan, Somerset, Sussex, Union, Warren. In PA:. Bucks, Northampton, Lehlgh More than 170.offices in New Jersey. New York. Connecticut. Pennsylvania and Florida. Sponsored by the above Cranford Real Estate Offices f VISA ~ 6 — November 8,1990 — Union County Classified November' 8,1990— Union County Classified —.7 NORTH PLAINFIELD- SHIP BOTTOM OCEAN BE FIRST- Have this SOUTH PLAINFIELD- 1 FLEMINGTON- 1st. WHITEHOUSE STA- CRANFORD TION— Self-storage TOWERS Must sell or lease w/op- 22O BLOCKv- fully furnished, revolutionary New bdrm, $575/mo. + all util- floor, 2 BR condo In 275 285 tlon,' large 1 bdrm, new L I recently refurbished, "Candy" Machine. Your ities. 3 Bdrm $825/mo. + Hunter's Crossing. Clean COMMERCIAL units, 10x25, $100 por CONDOMINIUM COMMERCIAL ocean' Views, 4 bdrm, 2 $9,995. Makes $300/week & convenient. Available MISCELLANEOUS month. Smaller units windows, roof & appll- ill utilities. Avail Immed. -PROPERTYrr- REAL ESTATE I BalTT , rJHTd—ta Call 754-7744- "Immediately. $9~0'07month. Luxury $81K, ipw down, all offers FOR SALE parking, steps to beach, $1500/week. No selling Call John, RE/MAX PART- FOR RENT 4638. J required. 800-753-8363 WESTFIELD- Beautifully Convenience considered. Call 755^8977 patio, REDUCED remodeled and decorated NERS, REALTOR 534- CO N N E C T I O N Peace of mind '•• MARTINSVILLE- For $179,900. Call 609-695- ext109. C O N N E G T I O N 5052. MOUNTAINSIDE CEN- BELLE MEAD— 2000 sq. SOMERSET- BY 4-Voom apartment with eat ft. storage building, at 295 Spacious - Modernized OWNER. 356-1211. OPEN sale or rent, 10,000 sq. ft. 1380. HERE'S YOUR CHANCE in kitchen, wood floors, FLEMINGTON- beauti- TER- 1804 sq. ft. Entire ( MANVILLE- $73,000. 1 building, . asking TO GET OUT OF THE MARKETING TRAINEE-. floor. Ideal location. Pri-$1100/month with office ROOMATES HOUSE. 180 Drlscoll Part time/full time. Tired BRIDGEWATER- 3 bed;, HILLSBOROUGH- 2 new carpeting and blinds. fully maintained, pom- bdrm. Condominium! Two bedroom condos Court. Sunday 1PM-4PM. $1,500,000. See Ranald RAT RACE- $5Q0O- f 25O room, living room, dining family home, Z bdrm, Lovely private fenced gar- pletely furnished 1 befrm. vate parking. $14 per sq. trailer at $400/month & WANTED Introducing our New Homes for the 90's Washer/ dryer/ refrigera- with one & two baths from Brown/FAIR ad. f 235 \ $10,000 per month earn- of corporate pofitlds? ft. Call R. Tansey, 233- outside.yard storage. Call 3 bdrm "LJks New" Lake- Looking for hard worker. room, kitchen, attic, base- 2nd. floor, completely re- den. Call: ' Condo w/bsmt. All linens, tor Included. Settle Es-$139,900. Charming 1 wood townhouse. MANY {MOBILE HOMES ing potential with this op- APARTMENTS ment, CAC, new dish- modeled, large' yara, Vfe MR. K. 201/276-4500 utensils & appliances. 5400 or 233-0450. 359-0950. tate I Minimum age 52bedroom & studios from portunity that comes once Motivated by money. & [ FOR RENT washer, no pets, $875/ L EXTRAS. $149,900. Only 22s 1 & SITES J freedom. Be your own garage, $65O/month plus Ready'for housekeeping. RARITAN— Main Street CRANFORD— 1 . bdrm. - Minutes from the Somerville Circle - years old requirement: $59,900. Superb value $7500 down H. qualified. In a lifetime. PT/FT posi- mo. plus utlL, SPECIAL utll no pets. 369-3108. $775/mo. Bill, 9AM-5PM, Store. New 640 sq., ft., Ranald C. Brown, Real- and locatlonl boss. Make your own WHITEHOUSE- 4 rooms avail immed. in 4 bdrm. HELP U SELL P.FT.M.Bkr. C ^ tions available. No experi- hours. Qet paid what you for Deo. 1st: occupancy. MANVILLE- 1 bedroom & bath, AC, carpeted. Mon.-Sat., 782-1000. carpet. No Food. $750/ house. Share with 3. pro- tor. 469-2333. 469-2800. ACREAGE I ence needed. Will train. BOUND BROOK- 3Vi)4 11/2 mo. security, Avail. HILLSBOROUGH— 1 mo. Lease. Call 725-3451. fessional young adults. BRANCHBURG- 12X55, are worth. We train, sup- efficiency with bath, all Asking $800/month plus MIDDLESEX— 2 bed- . ELEGANT MODEL Call 758-6748 for 24 hour rponis. Available for No-Immediately. Call 369- bdrm. furnished Condo. Rent $315 + Utilities. Or>EN FRI. TO SUN. 11-5 | &LOTS J 2 bedroom, CAC, gas port & care about your utilities supplied, $500 Utilities, VA month secu- SCOTCH PLAINS— Cen- FIRST MONTH room, 2 bath condo. Uv- heat, moving must sell. recorded message. 3UCCBSS. Call 654-2074 vember. Call 356-0589. 3791. per month. Call 725-2867 rity, no pets. Available Im- LR, DR> ElKlt., pool/ ten- VERY NICE NEIGHBOR- Ing room, dining room, OFFICE NO.: 272-1143 Ads In Classified nis, $775/mo. plus secu- ter of town, modern office HOOD. Call 272-2130 HUNTERDOti COUNTY, $25,000 or best offer. Call HILLSBOROUGH- for recorded message. BRIDGEWATER- 5 after 6.FM. . ' mediately. Call 534-4937. building, 2nd floor, 4000 eat-In kitchen. Air condi- dont cost — 722-8323. : u Thrivlng Dell and Lun- BOUND BROOK- 4 • rooms, 1 1/2. baths, 1 1/2 rity. Short term lease cort-. eves., • tioning, full basement. Brounell & Kramer HOLLAND TOWNSHIP- MANVILLE- upstairs sldered. 874-5843. sq. .ft., divided, AC. $12 One acre •+ approved rcheonette Buslnesss on rooms & bath, full attic, mos. sec. No pets. $825/ apt. 5 - rooms, couples per sq ft. Excellent condi- MIDDLESEX— female to Low maintenance fee. 686-1800 They pay! busy Route 206 - Well es- Use Your Card... no pets, couple preferred, mo. Call 647-9450. { 255 \ MIDDLESEX- New 2 $124,500. Call Jim at 968- building lot, wooded, preferred. No pets.. Utili- tion. Must be seen. Imrfle-. WITH THIS AD ~| share 2 bdrm modem apt. southern exposure. Excel- 245 tablished and well run - 1V6 month security, ref, CRANFORD- Unfur- ties separate. Security & HOUSES bdrm. Townhouse, 1 Vizdiate occupancy. Call $450/mo. Includes utili- 2522. BUSINESS excellent return on Invest- $675 plus utll. Available bath, bsmt., pantry, $895/ lent location, close to Rt. . nlshed apartment, 2 bed-References required. 260 1 FOR RENT J 756-2598. SAFE ties. Smokers OK. 563- 78, on Ellis Road; OPPORTUNITIES ment. Asking $199,900. 11/15.828-4762. room, 2nd floor, 2 family, North 5th Ave. mo. Rent/ Option. Priced 4725 leave message. $135,000. Call evenings, ERA Classic Living Realty wall to wall carpeting, no under appraised value. SOMERSET— 3000 sq ft CONVENIENT SOUTH PLAINFIELD— 2 ATTENTION!!! 722-1166. VISA MIDDLESEX^- Avail, Im1 - 526-1827. 99&-4963. BOUND BROOK— 4 pets, quiet couple pre- med. 4 rooms, 1 ABOUND BROOK- 3 retail/office space In PROFESSIONAL males seek 3rd to share 6 AIR WATER DISTRIBU- HOT DOG PUSH CART-^ rooms, $675 per month ferred. Include heat $785. Bdrms. $575/mo. water bdrm, kitchen, dining Country Village Complex room house. $450/ mo. MONTGOMERY TOWN- TOR— Can earn 6 figures all accessories incl. I will plus 1V4 month security. per month plus utilities, room, living room with on Rte 514. Will divide A SPACE STATION Incl. utll. 1 mo. security. Once again, you will be thrilled with out price, and with grand success HOME BUYERS SEMINAR! SHIP- 1 to 2 Vfe acre Quick And Convenient! 1 % month security. Avail- Incl. Newly remodled. {• 265 -N. to meet tenants' needs. Avail. Immed. Call Don at a yr. Solid co. Start $400 teach you everything you Call 469-533 4 ;leave mes- Good for single person. fireplace, VA bath, yard, we have introduced our new models.;.; 4 bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths, master . Now is the time to buy!! homesltes on cul-de-sac. (+ or minus). Write to: need to know. Be your sage. ' • able December 1st. Call No pets. 968-0703 ask for full bsmt, $875 + utll, 1 I ROOMS I Centrally located. 769-1132. suite with soaking tub, his/her W/I closet, 9 foot ceilings, low maintenance Excel, location. Ready to JVAR M01011, PO Boxown boss. Potential to 272-6612. Karen. month security. Available I FOR RENT I Seconds from Franklin Info for veterans, FHA and 1st time homebuyers bullld. From $92,500. Call $1000/wk. $2500. Call 12/01/90. Call collect 215- Twp. Municipal Complex exteriors, 2 car garage and full basement. All standard on 1* acre lots at 364, Metuchen 08840. CRANFORD- Unfur- & Somerset Library & G 201-874-5066. Fireman Ole's, 356-6353. MIDDLESEX- Middlesex 681-6532. • ;'. . 601 SOUTH AVENUE Ads In Classified Twin Pointc, Raritan Township, Hiintcrdon County. Come see what the MONDAY - NOV. 12 nished apartment, 2 bed-Village. Spacious 1 bed- Post Office. 755-4960/ excitement is all about!!! Furnished Model open Registration 6-7 PM ALL CASH BUSINESS- IT'S HERE AT LAST!!! Be room, 2nd flo&r, 2 family,.room Garden apt. $660 BRANCHBURG- 3 bdrm BRANCHBURG PINE 755-2567. . don't cost— Local fruit Juice route. Full your own boss, $5,000- Wall to wall carpeting, no per month Includes . heat Ranch, VA bath, LR, MOTEL— daily, weekly or . They pay 1 For Sales Information call: dally 12-4 p.m. A Seminar 7-9 PM 23O A company support. Earn- $10,000/ month, part pets, quiet couple pre- and hot water. NO PETS. kitchen, laundry room, fin- monthly. Pay service util- SOMERVILLE- Majn 709-0001 OUT OF AREA I ings up to $35,000 per time. Looking for 10 self- ferred. Includes heat $785 Pool available. Call.356- ished bsmt, yard, $11.00/. ity, no security required. Street store, front. $650/ • Socuilty Dopor,il Roqulfod HOLIDAY INN PROPERTY I year. Requires cash In- motivated, energetic & per month plus utilities, 5550 leave message. month + utll, 1 month se- Call 722-9520. rtio. Lease, references, re- vestment of $15,000. Call aggressive people to VA month security. Avail- curity, good area. Call CRANFORD— Northslde, quired. Ranald C. Brown, (201 )534-567&or (201) 788-8848 BUILDERS - DEVELOPERS Stelton Road, South Plainfield, NJ 1-800-782-1550, Operator work 8-15 hours per able December 1st. Call PLAINFIELD- 1 bdrm. Realtor. 469-2333. apt. In 2-Famlly house. 526-6584. . large bdrm., private bath Are you qualified?? How much down.? Have ALL your questions 1. ' • •• •' . week. Call 1-800-468- 272-6612. DIRECTIONS: From Somotyillo Circle: 12 miles south on Rt. 202, la(tSomerset Trust Bank (1st light past MARGARETVILLE, t BRIDGEWATER- 3-4 In Ranch home, Kit. privi- Dory Dilts Rd.) ,1.1 milesto righto n Barley Shoal RoacC 1 mile to rightori Montgomery Drive. Model homo answered by Glenn Hatton of Huntihgton Mtg. & our local Real 2856 for 24 hr. recorded $475/mo. Incl. water. 11/ SOUTH PLAINFIELD- N.Y.— 4 bdrm.'.Contemp. message. . CRANFORD- furnished 2 mos. security. For appt. bd'rm.''Colonial* 1 V4leges- . Female preferred. on right Signs. . .'.•'.. Estate Attorney. Cape by owner. Attractive BABY BOOMERS- room In private home. $370/mo. utll. Incl. Call off Rt. 287. Modern office Looklng for couples & In- call Ken, bet. 9-5PM, 201- baths, LR, DR. Kit., CAC, with or without warehouse stone fireplace, LR; mud LIQUOR LICENSE- Near parkway & transpor- 752-7171. . yard, 1 V4 mos. sec. Ref-after 5pm, 276-7354. . CALL 201-752-1323 room, att. garage, eat-In dividuals who are still In- Somerset County. Must tation & business center. facility. 500-3,000 sq. ft. terested In ecology, erences. $850/mo. plus CRANFORD- private Call 668-5222. kit., large deck, views, sell) $59,400. Ranald C. Prof, woman preferred.. RARITAN BOROUGH— 3 Utll. 722-3199. . room In newly decorated FOR INFO AND RESERVATIONS health & nutrition for In-Brown, Realtor, COZYVSCLUHER Share kitchen & bath. rooms, all utilities, fur- Advertise in the Classified! town road, excellent homn mall order busi- BRIDGEWATER- Cory active office. By.month or ' Refreshments will be Served, Seating Limited! bo rid-. $7-9,000; Call 469-2333. 272-7084 after 5PM nished, te mo. Security house for rent on 5 acres. lease, Includes utilities & (914)586-2846. ness. Second or third In- Look around your family room. Do you still display your required. No pets. Singles, 280 ERA George Roberts Realty Inc. ^ come opportunity, THE OPPORTUNITY TO souvenirs of Iho family trip to Disney Worid7 Is sister Sue's preferred. Off-street park- 2 bdrms., 1 bath, 1 family copy machine. Fax avail- VACATION Before You Get $30,000-$60,000 part time CHANGE YOUR LIFE- kindergarten crafts project still on mo coffeo tablo? Those BROOKSIDE ing. $550. Call 725-6173 room, flill bsmt., 1 car ga- able. 908-272-2080 .with 34 yr. old established More freedom/ financial mementos bring back happy family occasslons. Uko your or .534-4297. - rage, workshop, $850/mo. PISCATAWAY— room RENTALS multi-million dollar Co., security & products with knick-knacks and Special collections, thoy may bo part of GARDEN APTS. Call 201-888-1687. . with own bath. Private, pure natural Ingredients. what makes your homo cozy and comfortable - to you. But Somerville, NJ. RARITAN— 1 bdrm., LR, home. Professional. Non- Full time potential. Call for to'a strangor, a prospective buyor, It looks like clutter. kitchen, bath. AvalL im- CRANFORD- furnished, POCONOS MOUNTAIN details 968-2131. Call Now 800-695-7046 i MONTH weir maintained home. smoker... Male preferred. c med. $620/mo. •+ 1 mo. CHALET- Enjoy, the. INSIDE REAL ESTATE •As you put your hpmo on tho market, It's smart to' look at Excel'; neighborhood. • 968-7825. • V ' It 89 an outsider world. If you want tho'houso to look1 as FREE RENT! security.' W/W- carpet, prettiest:season of all' in paneling. Call 231-1047 Ready,'for, 1mm. occii- SCOTCH PLAIN?- . luxuriously fyrnfshed A- largo' and desirable as posslblo, you'll want to strip away . (With copy of ad:, ; pancy,. •3bdrrns,'"2 ~%* CRANFORD any;axc<^:ii^-;U;^^J '!' '" anytime. v~ •;.-••;,'- '•" ' -- \ Large .room, private Frame hear Delaware Wa- R;S; . (Neyt Tenants Only) RARITAN— 2 bdrm. apt baths, LR, DR, denhome; , noh-smok!ng; ma- ter 'Gap, 201 -231/1445. • LARGE AND LOVELY Thp fact Is.that-rooms Ibok blggor with less furniture;ln ' No Security Required in 2-Family house. screened In porch. Walk' them. b|p3ots Ipok rrtoro' spacious If cloThos aren't Jammed Limited Tlme^pffer ;to schpols, buses' & tured, employed male. In; get rid of things. Kitchen cablnots should look as If Kitchen, LR, separate en- Laundry privileges, $350 POCONOS— hear lake, 3 TAYLORS INC Rentals starting at trance. No pets. $635 trains. Easy commute to bedrooms, fireplace. Call „?••>. thoy'd hold much moro. II nocessary, storo leftover Items In NYC; $1550/mo Call 838r +'. security. 322-8003., r MULTIPLE USITNG" the garago or basement. Smarter yet, run a garage sals •6i6/Mo. -1BR plus util. 707-1023. 754-6829. Realtors ' Includos Heat A.Hot Wator, 3727 Security dep. & ref-SOMERVILLE-^ Conve- 'Wrapped Up before you soil, or glvo things to charity, and you'll have conv. location within Walk- SO. BOUND BROOK— erences required. niently located furnished (Parti) loss to move whon you go. T • ing distance of school:, for mature, non-smoker. SINT MAARTEN/ST. 438 South Ave., Westfleld • 654-6666 shopping trans. large 5 rooms, 2 bdrms, MARTIN- Delightfully After following lust month's article, "The promoting} it. In today's market, the name Smart homeowners count on our exports to sell their qufet area, wall to wall GARWOOD- 2 bed-Available 11/03. Call 722- Office located at: Dutch, fantastically Each Office Independently Owned and Operated Market Analysis", I will assume that you • of the game,ls....EXPOSUREIII The home property successfully, List with: carpeting, business cou- rooms, den, .VA bath, liv- 2519. 129 Morcer St., French; enjoy this tropical are now at the point where you and your should be exposed to as many Realtors as ple preferred. $750+. Utili- ing room, dining room,; paradise In style at the Agent have arrived at a "fair market possible, In the quickest fashion available. Somerville ties. Call 825-2179. eat In kitchen, appliances, acclaimed Pelican Resort In A Project value" for your home. The next step Is to The answer Is unquestionably the "Multi- 'Yes, you can buy a home in New Jersey" Hours: Mon-Frl . lawn maintenance, $1200/ 270 In new condo overlooking TOP OF THE MOUNTAIN Ust the property. • ple Listing". , ' ',.•'• SOMJERVILLE— 3 rooms, month plus utilities, 1 8AM75PM attic,. off-street parking, month • seourlty, great lo- OFFICES private beach & Simpson NEW LISTING The two most popular ways of listing a MLS Is an Intricate network of Realtors Sat. & Sun. 10 AM - 3 PM Bay. 3 miles from Jull- home are the Exclusive Listing, by which who are connected through the. MLS Barton Realty heat & water supplied. cation. Call 789-1986. FOR RENT Avail. Immed. $650/mo. anna Airport. Completely Custom /built' stucco home on meticu- you as the Seller give the "exclusive right" computer. This affords the seller the op- HILLSBOROUGH- 3/4 furnished, patio, CAC, full to your Agency to promote and sell theportunity, through his Agent, of providing 106 N. Union Ave. • Cranford • 272-4020 725-2909 369-3791. lously manicured terraced 1.24 acre lot on bdrms., 1 1/2 baths, 8 CRANFORD- 550. sq. ft. kitchen with modern ap- home, without them having to share any all the unique characteristics of their Front porch & rear yard round off per- SOMERVILLE- Clean 4 rooms. LR,- DR, Fam;Rm, pliances. Sleeps 4, full You Can't top of the mountain in Mountainside with Information with other brokers, and thehome...Instantly) cmedical office In weIN rooms & bath, 1st floor, $950. 1 -mo. security. Call bath, linens provided.. Multiple Listing, by which all fads about The Agent you choose should be ex- fect setting for 5 BR, 3 bath expanded known medical building. breathtaking 180° panoramic view. This garage, $625 plus util.,Af- 722-8214. ••• • Maid service avail, Ten- your home are provided to all Realtors tremely knowledgeable about all the facets ERA Itcori»c Reduced overhead! Call contemporary colonial offers 5 bedrooms, Who are members of the Multiple Listing and benefits of the MLS and be able to Cape w/1 car garage Brookslde School ter 5pm, 725-1906. MANVILLE- Cozy 2 nis, car rental, baby- bdrm., large Eat-ln-Klt., 789-8961 ..:.'.•• sitting, 60 slip marina, 5 2V2 bathsi 37" jiving room w/marble fire- Service (MLS). relate them to your particular needs. MLS Area. (W2550) $187,900. . MIIMKT Mulli|k. SOMERVILLE- Garden A few years back, when."the market" guarantees that your, home will be placed LR w/ fireplace, full fin- CRANFORD- Private pools, restaurants, health place, 1st floor, den. & custom eat in (»S0«) 'I7.S-SOI.H I'Liinii.-l.l 111). W.SII apt. Spacious 1 bdrm. ished bsmt., Ig. treed lot. room In newly decorated spa & more on premises. was quite different than It Is- today, with In front of thousands of buyers each day, Heat & hot water. Swim- 1 kitchen. Must be seen to be appreciated. many fewer listings to compete with, It who come into Realtors offices asking to ('Hit) 752-5500 NHIILTSIM 111). MiiMI $800/ mo. + utll: 1 /feoffice. By month or lease. Weekly rates. (201)463- Handle... •iriO S(cl(oii i:<>:ul ming pool & laundry 8366. Call Carol Wood for your personalized was not common for a seller to take the look through the MLS book. room. Close to transporta- mos. sec. Refs. 359-4949. Includes utilities &.copy route of the Exclusive Listing, and almost Next month we will discuss Just how to I'iscalawiiy. \.J. O.SSS'I machine. Fax avail. Call appointment: $925,000. . WESTFIEU) OFFICE: tion. Near Bridgewater MONTGOMERY TWSP- being assured of that the home would sell present your home to the MLS...In the ll'W'r Don'l S.7/ I,.in- //..us, . \\, II lluii ll 908-272-2080.' very rapidly, even with only there Agency Commons. $100 move-In . for .'rent w/optlon to buy. 3 correct manner. 185 ELM STREET allowance. Call 725-2596. bdrm. Ranchesi Short WESTFIELD, N.J. 07090 Weichert FREE ADVICE! *METUCHEN- 2 to 6 .. Next month: "Preparing For MLS'.' (Pert 2) • ,-f. Buyer Counseling for thosa who are Interested In not CLASSIC VICTORIAN For mora Information on iba Buybiaand Selling o( real e»tate,plca*c contort Rich Mamttlch nt OF.F; (201)..654r7777 SOUTH BOUND tmmed.: L Sch]oriRealton;2Mt Br6a"dSj.,W^ne)d or call 233^55 or PagS #514^066. ' ' . spending more' money than necessary to buy a; home. Call BROOK— 4 rooms;-"2: tloh, near train-& bus, off TW (800) 475-SOLD. . bdrm, couple preferred, .0510 between 8AM-7PM. • street parking, Call TO Spacious Victorian home on large profes- NEED TO SELL? off-street parking, no SOUTH PLAINFIELD- 3 ARNOLT, 548-6400. ,{' Call for my exclusive Marketing System designed to find bdrm, fireplace, washer/ sionally landscaped property complete you the right buyer In the shortest amount of tlmel pets, single apt. Available Jan 1st. Call 3564421 for dryer hookup, large lot, SCOTCH PLAlNS- ADVERTISE with 2 story barn. Fireplace In living room Michael Jackson BEST BUYS OF THE MONTH more Infor, ask for Vlnny, VA block from school, Shared suite. Prime Route 22 location, new building, & 24' dining room. 6 bedrooms, 4W "ERA Million Dollar • PISCATAWAY: Vacant Bl-Lavel 4 BR, 1VI bath, formal OR and 2 car good family neighbor- Call Our Club Member" garage. Good shape. $149,000. hood, kids ok, security, $400 Including utlltles. baths, large 1st floor family room w/adja- • NORTH PLAINFIELD: Beautiful 3 BR, 1V4 bath w/formal DR, pool & Ads In Classified $850/month. 494-1430. Call 322-4402 between cent library/home office. Central air & rear Each garage, $129,900. ' ~ • 9AM-4PM. : office • • FRANKLIN: Spacious 4 BR, B-Lsval w/2 car garage, fireplace, dont cost -r Classified deck are recent improvements sure to central air. $176,500. . f 260 ^ Independently SO. PLAINFIELD- 2 of- • SOUTH PLAINRELD: Parted starter homel 3 BR Cape with ex- They pay! \ TOWNHOUSES & I please. A perfect blend w/old world charm owned . panded oat-ln kitchen. $119,000. flces, In professional Hot Line {CONDOMINIUMS] bldg. 425 & 875 sq. '. with all the modern appointments. Call Plenty of parking. Low Bamara Dnharfy fnr your room by room V FOR RENT J rent. Utilities furnished tour. $.695,000. BRIDGEWATER TOWN- Across from A&P. Call HOUSE- Just 5 mln.757-1975 after 6PM , TOLL FREE from Rts. 287 & 22.SOMERVILLE- New 3 bdrms" full bsmt., CAC, brick building, 1150-2300 PRESTIGIOUS WESTFIELP private yard & parking. sq. ft. Partitioned to meet Safe enough for single your needs. Excellent loc- girls, large enough for a alton, off-street parking, WESTFIELD $219,900 family. Avail. Tmmed. WESTFIELD . • $189,900 MOUNTAINSIDE , $264,600 flexible terms, 722-8482. New FR w/vaulled colling & Dutch LMng room fireplace, eat-In kitchen, Uving room fpl., DR, sun porch, dbl. $800/mo. plus util. door to deck & private yard Eat-In 3 BRs, FR, garage. Recently redeco- based stairway to 3 BRa. Recently re- 356-0600. WESTFIELD- 500sq.' of kitchen, 4 BRs, 2 BAj Garage rated Inside & out. Immaculate! dec., refln (Irs., chestnut trim. CRANFORD- 5 privately highly visible showroom/ owned 2 BR condomini- office space, Short or 1-800-334-0531 1 ums for pecember/Janu- long term. Perfect for Ac- r^iHi"" !. "; , ary occupancy. $900- countantsv.:., Insuranc; -, r. e.. r"$950rCairMr7TafnT"276~^gentsr"Retailr-etcr Call- 0303 or 276-0370. 232-4222 PREFERRED LIFESTYLE REALTY, INC. JUST LISTED CONTEMPORARY SPLIT WYCHWOOD FIRST ASSOCIATION OF INDEPENDENT REAL ESTATE BROKERS, INC. FANWQOD Quality constructed stone front colonial Includes 3 Exclusive Borne* you tan fintth, saving thouiandi of dollar* and Beautifully maintained home with contemporary flair having the taiUfaction of building your own Home. bedrooms 2Vfe baths, large eat. In kitchen, 1st floor ';.'•—' Each Office" Individually Owned and Operated on quiet side street. 3 bedrooms, VA baths, family family room & easily expandable 3rd floor for 4th room plus separate red room for the kids. Ask bedroom. Carol Wood says it's priced to sell quickly. Gheck Our Barbara Dohertv for details. $194.500. . $339,000. MOUNTAINSIDE $489,900 WESTFIELD $169,900 WESTFIELD $279,000 NEW! NEWI NEW! BRIDGEWATER TOWNSHIP View of NY «kyllnetl Cathedral colt- Family sized" dining room, country- 2-Famlly Investment Property Ing entrance hall, 4 BRs, 4 BAs, FRw/ kitchen, 3 BRs, NEW himace & w/w Each w/3BRs, picture window LRs, COUNTRY ESTATEI fpl & large deck, CAC + security carpet. 100x165 ft, property w/garage. DA3, Elkltchens, w/w, Sep. utilities system. $419,000 dbl. oarage. . Services Column $240,000 a$iu $310,000 a* U Lot 19.10 $96,000 to complete Lot 19.09 $52,250 to complete Approx, 3,400 tq. ft. Approx. 3,500 *q. ft. SCOTCH PLAINS 2V< acre oasis at end of cul-de-sacl Electric CUL-DE-SAC For A DECEIVIN0LY SPACIOUS 4 bedrooms, Vh baths, brick front Colonial. Brldge- gate + 45' pool + heated out-bulldlngl 4 $169,900 Recently, listed. Meticulously maintained split level water-Harltan school district. 30 day occupancyl bedrooms - dining room - 2 quiet screened home In young neighborhood. 3 bedrooms, VA Reduced $50,000 to $229,000. porchesl Attached 3 BR domestic or In-law Custom built one owner home. All brick expanded baths, grade level family room' & new rear deck. cape with 4 bedrooms, 1st floor den, VA baths, eat RANALD C. BROWN apartmentl Vinyl sided exterior, fireplace In living room, central "Sutlttltd Cllantt H*commtnd Vt" In kitchen & 2 car flarage. Super starter home. A N air & all new windows are extras sure to please. 1834 Washlngtbn Valley Rd., Martlnivlllo, N.J. "StiltHtd Clhntt tfcommtnd (/•" "Pro" solid buy. Call Jerrv Bbnnettl quickly. Move right In. $222,500. WESTFIELD $200,000 WESTFIELD $184,000 WESTFIELD REALTOR (201)469-2333 1034 Wa«hlnQton Valley Rd., Martintvlllo, N.J. 100'x300' of partially wooded Large slate patio & deep fenced Contemporary cindo w/LR fpl, din- prppertyl 2 bedrooms, 1V4 baths, DR, backyardl LR fpl.,.den, DR, eat-In Ing area, Irg. sunny Windows, slorago $285,006 a* U $275,000 a* U FR, natural woodwork, garage. kitchen, 4. BRs. Convon. to shopping areas, parking garage. Close to town Lot 19.08 $118,750 to complete "Your Neighborhood Prafwtfomte* & GSP, & train, Lot 19.12 $66,750 to complete BRIDGEWATER TOWNSHIP Approx. S.6O0 *q. ft. Approx. 4,200 sq. ft. Evening Phones: COMMERCIAL BUILDING Who Knows SEE A FAI.R. REALTOR FOR THE BEST How To Do SELECTION For "sale or rent. 10,000 sq. n. center of Martlnsvlllel Rental storefront/offices 1140 sq. 7 tatutIM Wll(lln« Into aualUbl* ft. to 3646 sq. ft. from $9.95 sq. ft. For sale OF HOMES IN CENTRAL $300,000 a*U nilth public iMt«r MM ft" tat oily with 8 tenants - restaurant - pizza - parking for Lot 19.13 $30,000 to complete I 1101,100. Hiw*!ln« 10 nuilirn.1 buy G O INI N E ION Directory DINETTE TABLE- 36x60 GUITAR, Blue, Rlck- OWN A T-SHIRT BUSI- THE OLD TOY SHOP with 5 chairs, $20. Oval enbacker, model 330, w/NESS) 4 color press, 3±7 Wants your OLD TOYS 36S CARPENTRY MOVERS table 36x60 with 4 chairs, case & straplocks. $450. polycop table, dryer, (1870-1970) for TOP[ 3S0 1 APPLIANCES FUEL OIL PLUMBERS ROOFING & REMODELING FOR SALE $50. Mint condition Call 201-709-1140. screens, inks, $2100. or YARD, GARDEN \ CASH. PERSONALS I SERVICES stroller & crib, 359-1841. GULBRANSEN SPINET best offer. Call Bob 201- & FARM 759 Central Ave. DINING ROOM DREXEL ORGAN— good condi- 562-3505. • Westfield APPLIANCE & ROBBINS & ALLISON, INC. Donald S. Rockefeller WE STOP LEAKS! Tues.-Sat. \ 11-4:30 Peter's REEL-STRONG BEDMINSTER, 237 HERITAGE— 72 Inch ta- tion. Wooden dinette ta- PIANO- Klmball Splnnet BldRHVTHMS- with A HOUSECLEANING 2 HANDICAPPED ble, 6 chairs, excellent LOOKING FOR- Eggs, 232-83B8 . ;• VACUUM ••• PLUMBING & HEATING ING. LONG MEADOW RD. WALKERS- (1) Station- ble, metal legs, 4 leather console. Excellent condi- Feed, Goats, Grass Seed, lucky numbers printed, SERVICE— that Will cater Serving Union County S Clark Builders, Inc. condition. 654-7549 eve- chairs. Buyer moves. Best tion. $1200. Call 233- 232-2128 to your needs. 100% sat- Carpentry Vicinity Since 1925 FUEL CO, "Local . Public Movers (206N to Schley Mt. Rd.ary walker. $10. (1) Fold- : Hay or whatever? The no For Information, write to: nings. •' ;• • offer. 968-4765. 4436. isfaction or your money EMPORIUM Moving & License Complete to Long Meadow)— Sat., Ing walker, $40. Good cost way Is: THE FARM- A & M Computer Helper, : Additions, Alterations, Storage- Plumbing 11/10, 10-3. Furniture, condition. 757-1110, DINING ROOM SET— w/ HARDWOOD FLOOR- REMODELLING GE ERS MARKET LINE, U P.O. Box 928, Bound back. Why not call, you SALES & SERVICE 00172 We Specialize In: toys, household Items. • . hutch, maple $400. Maple ING— Wide plank solid ELECTRIC STOVE— Har- 800-FARM-MKT. Spon- Brook, N.J. 08805. have nothing to losel All Makes & Models of. Appliances Decks and Formica Work & 2 RECLINERS- 2 Ta-bedroom set $5O0.*IJvlng (201)968-5434. Iv. mess. .. I Wart Mqjor Brands i Repairs...New Roofing... BOUND BROOK— 304 bles,: electric contour cherry Is now specially vest gold, $125; Kitchen sors Include Cooperative BRITE SPOT JUDY YORIO'S COM-, Washers- Dryors • Dishwashers • Etc. COMPLETE CARPENTRY Heating';, room furniture, dishes, priced. Call for details, maid dishwasher, harvest v Air Conditioning ^ Humidifiers Reroofing...Flat Roofing... Ware Cburt. 11/03 & 11/ Extention. . • : A-1 HOUSE & OFFICE 1 chair, dry sink, Jet spray, pictures, misc. 469-3757 . PATIBLES, New Jersey's REASONABLE RATES is Otl & Gas Burners v Heating & Cooling Services kitchen table with corner Mack & Co., 215•gold- , $95. Excel cond. personal and very afford- CLEANING- Days and Call about all Fully Insured • Free Estimates 10. QarrMpm. Household 679-8393. 232-7210 after 6 PM. i> Fuel Oil v Air Cleaning Filters Items &•tools. bench. 469-0468 after DRYER— Ken more, able introduction service evenings. Call Marge 356- 10 YRS. EXPERIENCE bur services State Lie. #4205 NJ Lie. #10760 4PM. • • , brand new, Ivory. Never KICKER SPEAKER SOFA— 2 sofa $50 each. 32O Over 15 yrs exp, Judy 0240. . IN THIS AREA SALES - SERVICE . AGENT ALLIED VAN LINES BRIDGEWATER, 2 Branchburg Gladly Serving Union THRUWAY DR.- Sun., used $250. BOXr- Perfect fit for the Clothing slzos 6, 8, 10 HORSES Yorio, MSW 707-9086. SOLCOhANE Pete INSTALLATICN 213 SOUTH AVE E ARCHIES ICESKATE EX- 704-9548 Camaro/Firoblrds hatch- and 12. Call 828-9320. 276-8677 County for 2i Yrs. Nov.. 11, 10AM.-3PM. Must CHANGE- Meyersvllle & SUPPLIES 276-1330 276^0900 CRANFORD sell furniture, household DRYER — Kenrriore, backs. Asking $250. Call SOFA— Henredort, 85 * SISTER SUSAN* CRANFORD 7 Raleigh Ave. • Cranford Rd. Meyersvllle. Has a 356-5984. 549 LEXINGTON AVE. CRANFORD TEL 276-0898 381-5145 items, Jewelry, art & much new & used skates for brand new,- Ivory. Never inch classic, matte brown READINGS * morel • sale & exchange. Sat &used $250. Branchburg KITCHEN— all wood cab- velvet, perfect condition, PINE HILL- Boarding, Sun 10-5 647-1 f49 704-9548. ' Inets In a 19' kit: Ihcl. 192 matching throw pillows, training, Instruction. The * Established 1962 * CRANFORD, 428 cu AUTO DEALERS . - «• "><§)< .TfPPan gas OLLISON REPAIRS PAINTING PLUMBERS SIDING CASINO AVE.- Sat., DUNCAN PHYFE DROP- $400. Call 722-5426. finest Indoor/ outdoor fa- Advise on all ^ GLASS ATLANTIC CITY'S BEST range & Kltchenald D.W. cility. Large Indoor, bright, Residential & Commercial Nov. 10, 9AM-3PM. Plus DEAL! Subscribe to TheLEAF TABLE— $150. SOLID OAK- sofa/cock- , problems, of life. One . w co J t e rt s m tail tables; 2 matching clean stable, heated view- Asphalt Work • Drlvtway* size woman's clothes, Players. America's Gam- Brass andirons, screens- /, i " n n °P -D£° - visit convinces you she Parking Area* • Sidewalk* household ItemSi No $15; Mission 6ak table, plete, $1500. 753-7606. brass lamps; Contempo- ing lounges, tack rooms * is truly B gifted lady. * Sealing- Rtturfaclng REYNOLDS ing and Entertainment & more all In one main BENNER'S TRUGLIO SIDING $125; Display cablnet-$75 LANDSCAPE GOING ary pictures; Clear glass * • . . •' * Curbing • Snowplowlng PLUMBING & Early Birds, • • '•• •' Magazine. Slot odds. Ca- barn. $475 board Inr THANK YOUR. ST. REILLY 356-6680. OUT OF BUSINESS ashtrays;. Everything Crystal Energy and * TRUCK A BACKHOE RENTAL CRANFORD- 34 Broad sino coupons. Gambling eludes 3 feedings per JUDE— for answering my AUTO BODY PAINTING INC. HEATING INC. Tips. Free Gifts. (609) SALE- Cube Van, 2brand new: Call 821-0721 prayers. K.C. . Tarot Card Readings * FREE EST. FULLY IMS. OLDSMOBILE, INC; - Street (off Lincoln Ave- ELECTRIC BED- 2yrs day, Individual- or group ALL YEAR SERVICE . Since 1920 Lou DIFablo. " • • Tony DIFabio SPECIALISTS 344-9000 for free copy. old. Call 381-1835 after walk-behind mowers, TIRES— 2 Mich One Fee Question * Everything I Interior and Exterior nue). Saturday November turn out, perpetual care & THANKS ST. JUDE & ST. ; Serving Union County • Store Fronts • Aluminum Entrances • Over 35 Yrs. Experience • trimmer, blower* edger,. AUTHORIZED Colllson Experts 10th. 9AM-4PM. Toys, BABY CRIB/YOUTH 19570R14, $55. Rowmany extras, Also, $127 THERESA— Please con- Woodwork Staining Doors & Windows spreader. Package deal mach gym, $75, Desk top "CALL7DAY6AWEEK" Direct Repair for Aluminum Door Repair • Mirrors • SAME DAY SERVICE clothes & more. Ralndate BED— stroller, maternity rough board possible. tinue to help me. D.C. t-272-9791: J . OLDSMOBILE ' Thormopahes • Storm Window Repairs • & Varnishing Bathroom and Kitchen • Free Estimates 11/11, 9AM-4PM, clothes, excellent condi- printer ML82A, new, Easy access R'ts. 78, 287, 115NorthAvc., W. * Most Major Inc. Cos. Table Tops • Plexiglass . $150.-4 bar stools, $32. 687-0614 Moderations EDISON, 74 WINTER- tion. Call 463-8075. 206, 202, 22 In Branch- Cranford + SALES & SERVICE Free Estimates • Fully Insured BBSS ShSS So -COM CHAjR- 654-7878. burg. 722-7087. Free liter- laser frame machines, RESIDENTIAL * COMMERCIAL SERVICE SALES REPAIRS GREEN AVE. EAST (off BAKER RACK— $800. oven' baked spray tooth • INDUSTRIAL Fully Insured We Do The Complete Job "Invest in your home" Grove & Inman)— Sat,, Typewriter-$70; SllverFox new condition $175/BO; TWIN BEDS- 2, with ature. . ; • • •• • HANDYMAN Chlri-Hua henredon. cock-, .232-7651 24 Hrsr 7 Days/Week, REASONABLE RATES 11/10 & .Sumr 11/11; tail table, $450, comode topcoat New. 725-8688 ••• Butcher^block— .-,-,. tabl-e & 4springs, $25 each .call TO ADVERTISE ———. hchair s $$125; ,M Micrpwavi e after 1^.725-9.350 606 South Ave E ALEX TRUGUO 276-5367 . 9AM-4PM. Baby furniture table, $350, Oriental SERVICE 276-6765 Uc. #1106 , v 272-7774 '•-"•'••322 •".'•••:. • 272-8916 & things, . .•. ;.••••;,' "•; server, $300. Curio, $400. marquise: VERTICAL BLINDS- 1 V; Gall Our v prariford 3S8 NORTH AVENUE E \ Michael G. Wason ;369-753afc. j '•• 1 PETS & 851-0888 after 6 ji.m." MIDDLESEX, 2 24 sot, Coral, fabric W70 A x Classified /.Carpentry, Ra 1 WALNUT AVE • CRANFORD CRANFORD iBuilderis GRANT AVE.- Nov. 8,.9, BEAUTY SALON EQUIP' h 84.W- $90; Slssors all • ANIMALS best offer. Worth $1600. Ipveseat-- end tables, sizes avail. In bulK Quan- Hpme.Maintenartce.' ,10; 9AMT4PM. Basement""H/IENT- 2 styling chairs, HbtLine WANTED: Large retail Sale. Antique collectibles, 6 waiting chairs, cash 422-4276 do It coffee table, Kitchen set. tity;' assorted colored soc- '..., and Repair TREE SERVICE c fabric store expanding BUILDERS ELECTRICAL TO ADVERTISE PLUMBERS furniture,, toys, misc. register, sink, cabinets/ EXECUTIVE DESKS- (1) a" 234-0463. cer balls. Call 821-0721 • COCKATIELS- Young, TOLL FREE dressmaker referral list. If GLASS SOMERVILLE- 113 mirrors. Excel, cond. Call modem metal w/ formica LIVING ROOM SOFA- WALL UNIT/ BOOK healthy, playful. Hand you are a professional QUALITY WORK North Adamsvllle Road. after 6PM 752-9066. top; (1) older oak. Good coffee table, end table, SHELF- Walnut finished, raised & fed from 10 days seamstress and1 would 11/09 & 11/10. 9AM-4PM, BEDROOM SET- 6pcs. cond., Best offer. After standing up lamp & colo- 3 section, 80 inch total old. Great, pets. $80/up. like to be included, call A. BUONTEMPO A-I DYNAMIC Ellis double bed, 1940's mod- 6PM call 561-6521. nlal rocking chair, small length, 72 Inch high.. Call Call 526-3963. . . Fabric Land's dress fab- SOUTH f»LAINFIELD- Call Jack Gen. Builder Since 1950 Call today- GHAPMANBROS. ern. Great condition. en c PAPIMCTC—o A si. desk with chair. Reason- 9,68-9137 after 6PM, DACHSHUND PUP- 1-800-334-0531 rics department at 755- GLASSCO. Tree Service 1406 Kenyon Ave. 11/10. $450; 90 yr. old wared- ELECTRICAL CO., Lie. #1428 9-4, Rain date 11/11.. FILE CABINETS— 2, 4 & w ^_n 070 com WASHER—. $75. Dryer, • PIES—: Smooth & wire, 4700 for application and • New Homes & Additions ALL TYPES OF TREE CARE robe. $350. 755-2188 benefit details. 272-8282 "For All Your Glass Needs" Your Ad Can Moving variety of Items, 5offic drawere equipment. Desks &. otheCalrl LIVINable. GCal ROOMTl 272-6207- 4. piece $65. Stove, $75, Refriger- standards. Healthy, happy • Fire and Storm. : ; Inc. • Plumbing & REMOVAL household,' sports, yard 469-0344 between 10AM- Borkline sectional with re- ator, $170. Can deliver. & beautiful. Reasonably COMMERCIAL BIKES— Haro master; Damage Construction No Job Too Small •STOREFRONTS games, fish tanks. 5PM. diners, excellent condi- 722-6329. priced. Call 832-7407. . • Heating - Cooling • Firewood Mongoose; GT Mach 1; • Concrete Paving and No Challenge Too Great • ALUMINUM ENTRANCE Be Seen By GT Performer; $45 toFOR SALE GREENFIELD J|on Must see $975. Call GERMAN SHORT • PLATE CUSS • Alterations - Repairs • Woodchips . • • • 356 30S1 WASHER— new, heavy Masonry Work • CUSTOM MIRRORS $150, good cond'. Call TAPS- Brass. 1.104- . ' - : — HAIRED POINTER All Work Guaranteed • 312 duty Frlgidalre $200, Apt. Find your hidden Visa/Mastercard Accepted • STEEL SASH WINDOWS •Air Conditioning • Snow, plowing 302-0260. 42NS- .935- 40NS- 1.019- LOG SPLITTER-- Heavy PUPS— Born. August • Cellar Drainage & Pumps 2^,500 dut 12Hp size G.E. Refrigerator 10th. Champion Blood THERMO PANES • Landscaping ' BAZAARS BRIDAL GOWN- De- 48NS- 1.282- 36NS- y. . needs minor $60; 19" Magnavox color • Comm. & Res. Home & Small Business Specialist RESIbENTIAL STORM WINDOWS t, DOORS ur) U 7 Line. Excellent hunter/ ; • CUSTOM MIRRORS , 276-1320 & SALES signer Sposabella, con- 1.102- 42NS- 1.017- * o P. $ ?0 firm. Call TV $120.,725-0052 Alterations WINDOW GLASS & 48NS. $75.718-843-6444. 756-1004. _ great pets. Call 561-1579. •TABLE TOPS SCREEN REPAIRS Households temporary with long ruf- WATERBED- Quoon,. TREASURES ^l\ Fully Insured • Free Estimates • REPLACEMENT WINDOW 245-1203 fled train. Must see, half FOX JACKETS- (2) mix- MAPLE DRESSER- mlr- Frame, mattress w/baf- PUPPIES- Chinese Serving Union County 36 NORTH AVE E r 272-5177 Bonded & Insured NORTH PLAINFIELD- price, $800/BO. 654- ture red/ blue gray fox °,l,t headboard. $150.fles, heater & pad, $50/Shar-pel puppies. Male Spend an hour...spend a day!Find those 1-800-334-0531 CRANFORD INSURED' FREE ESTIMATES 300 Rock Avenue. No- 1055. jackets. Medium. Mod- White dresser, mirror, B.O. Sofa & loveseat, and female. Adorable. License 02160 Lie. #8460 276-6083 nlnrJ nmfAi* ti/s^m ETafv^m le* wllUoli *P I DU linfMl oDIJl UUlii oldies but goodies at great low prices! vember 9th, 10th, 11th &BUTLER'S TRAY bast offer. 469-2142. Call 276-4355 after 5PM. 16th, 17th, 18th. ,9AM- uiaQi fiovsr worn, rainous tit v • ,*A* *«««**-•« • TABLE- $175. 34 brass NY furrier. Excel, value. Pine desk $40. 463-9378. WEDDING GOWN- size PLUMBERS TREE SERVICE 6PM. The Snow Gdose sleigh bells on strap, $75. 7/8, $150 or best offer. (And have a lot of fun, too!} BUILDERS { [ | ELECTRICAL HOME IMPROVEMENT PAINTING of Country Christmas. Set 6 Chippendale style $225 & $275. 463-8343. MAYTAG GAS RANGE— f 325 \ FREEZER- Whirlpool ?5*40 whlt? c£ro™e' 18. Color TV, 12", $75 or Forbes Newspapers . OVERLOOKED TREA- chair, $1000. Antique, best offer, 769-8745. : • CHRISTMAS SURES BOUTIQUE- arrrtolre, $795. Queen upright freezer, $200. inch over, plus broiler and I TREES J Uc. #8501 Fully Insurod side ora $ 1 7 5 )d WEDDING GOWN— Eve LARRY'S HOME Nov. 9 & 10, 10AM-4PM. Anne lady's- cherry desk, Coffee table octognal ,S ??'ll 0 0 0 'eS?i C.O.D. ' I R.A.F. Electric New & slightly used gift $300. uurio cabinet, marble top, fruit wood, condition. Call 232-6256. of Milady, brand new sz.10. High neck, straight T CRATER BROS. Items, collectibles & $150. Tea cart, $175, $295/ Call 548-5880 after MICROWAVE O.VEN- CHRISTMAS TREES- CLASSIFIED BUILDERS .; '••'• ^Service": '. DECORATING household accessories at Small Blrdseye dresser, skirt. Paid $750 asking Plumbing & Heating... •. 4PM. GE full Size, excellent $399. Also headpiece fresh cut for retail suppli- O N IM O N bargain prices. Holy $265. Spanish guitar, ers. Order Now, Limited CUSTOM ORIGINAL DESIGNS Contractors WOODSTACK $30. Antique Case clock, FURNITURE, White enter- condition, $100. Call 632- $75. 752"7846, Iv. mess. Res/Com m. •Painting Cross Church, 40 MGrc.er a57 • ALTERATIONS & ADDITIONS $195. Maple kitchen table talnmerit center $75; Oak °- WEDDING GOWN- size Supply. 201-526-2111. • renovations • improvements TREE SERVICE Ave.. North Plalnfleld. The Marketplace At Your Fingertips •DECKS Lie #6864 & 4 brace back Windsor microwave cabinet $65; MOVINGI Full size wool 8, slip & veil. Orlg $1500. • Wallpapering • maintenance 'service RAHWAY- CRAFT & chair set, $450. Plus a Pine stereo cabinet $25. blankets, $5.00. NewAsking $900. Please call • ROOFING INSURED FLEA MARKET, Holy store full of quality used Rattan Kit. set, glass top sheets & bath towels, 968-9239 f 330 y Here's Where To Start: •SIDING • Powerwashing • new construction FREE Wood Chips Delivered Trinity Church, 830 Jef-furniture and household table. 560-0647. beautiful curtains, $4.00 a I WANTED • BATHROOM & 272-1493 Free Firewood Delivered ferson Ave., (corner of W. alr WOLFF- TANNING 305: Auctions • central vacuum effects. Beds, desks, FURNITURE- 8 piece P - Copper & glass. Call 1 TO BUY I KITCHEN REMODELING (Residential . — Gonimefcial Hazelwopd Ave), 10/27 & lamps, mirrors, etc. BEDS Commercial-Home 10% discount - . ' systems , Senior Citizen Discounts conversation sectional, 654-5145. Units From $199.00. 310: Garage Sales! FULLY FREE Jfvc written estimates. 789-9552 11/10. 8AM-3PM. $10/10 PRICED TO SELL. Collins neutral color, $30q. Oak MOVING— Hutch, colo- with ad FREE ESTIMATES ft. Call 382-4231. Corner, 23 Dumont Road L a m p s-L o 11 o n s- INSURED ESTIMATES kitchen table, octgan nlal wing back chair, lamp Accessories. Monthly BARBIES & OTHER PRE 312: Bazaars & Sales 789-1608 (opposite bank), Far Hills. shape, 4 chairs, $400. tables, carpeting, dehu-. '65 DOLLS- & ac- 233-1334 272-2423 276-5752 234-0995. , Payments low as $18,00; 276-6973 Free Estimates 632-9570. mldifier, pictures, air con- Call Today FREE Color cessories bought. 1 Item 314:. Antiques Advertise to FURNITURE— Lane 2 dltloner, typewriter table, catalog 1-800-228-6292. or collections. Check your COMPUTER- Apple II.+ . attic. Call 463-0763 leave 315: For Sale PLUMBERS TV REPAIR compatlble, color monitor, end tables also coffee lar luggage, Call 752-8233- ; ELECTRICAL MECHANIC| HOME IMPROVEMENTS PAINTING Buy or WOODBURNING • message. • ' Etc. BUILDERS printer, $1500 software. ble $120; Girls bedroom MOVING—Precor rowing STOVE- Penn Royal, Sell anything Asking $750 or best offer, set, white 5' pcs. $100; machine $135. .Men's med. size, good condi- GAME CARTRIDGES- Great for school kids. Good condition. Callafter suits size 42, $25. Nlntendo, Genesis, Turbo^ Specialing in: tion. $275/best offer. Fire- LENNY'S PLUMBING - at all! 873-0962. 3PM 654-8347 Woman's Camel coat, wood available. Call 722- Grafx .16. Will buy all ac- MAIN TECH ELECTRICAL •Kitchen' LAVITOL PAINTING FURNITURE— Loveseat, size 8-10, $50. Silverware cessories & systems. CONTEMPORARY FUR- 3235, '' .. " • Exterior sofa bed, good condition, for 8, $25. 232-2366. Cash Paldl I 968-7498 MECHANIC Renovation HEATING NITURE- Brass/glass WOODSTOVE— Vermont HIGH PRICES PAID—for •Bathroom Remodeling • Interior dining set, $225. 3 piece blue, with wood trim, MUST SELL— beige/ casting, "Resolute", • Heating Sewer $200. Onyko Integrated pastel queen sofabed. quality postcards, sheet' Residential & Commercial lc & Basement Relinishing^ • Expert Preparation wall unit, $250. Glass cof- $250. Includes Interior music, old toys, baseball ^ CHARLES Gleaning fee table, $150. Call 874- amplifier, 100 watt, $175. Mauve levelor. Framed and exterior stovepipe. .. • Free Estimate .: • Call 563-9850. prints. Lamps. Oak kit. ta- Items, cameras, military, CONTRACTING We take care, of all prob- • Pjumbing & Heating 7149.; . Call 654-5130. typewriters, TV's, Worlds • Fully Insured FURNITURE- Reason- ble; w/2 chairs. (2) 10 DECKS • WINDOWS lems. We remove all viola- Holly Park Repairs SALES & REPAIRS CONTENTS OF able prices! Complete speed bikes. 781-6448. Fair. 272-5777. SAVE EWEAGYv.Wd Install • Hot Water Heaters TOM'S GUNS & AMMO- ALTERATIONS • ADDITIONS tions. Fully insured, rea- _HO.USE=:-_AliTiost_everyr_ Bedroom set; Uving room Moving Sale— 359-6657. Interiors Vinyl.Replacement Windows • Sump Pumps (30 Years in Business) thing. TV, furniture, ROOF-ING_--SID(NG -sonable prices. Nojob too -end-tablasi-Dlnlng-room-Small-grandfather-cloekr- Something for everyone ~ nrRBaBonablerPrices:—~~ washer/dryer, portable cade, Plnball small or too big. Service iii Free Est. • State License #6249 ^—CENTER^FV ~ AC. Reasonable, nego., table & chairs; Sofabed. $100. New snow blower, and all needs. Call us be- 272-4733 • Roofing • Leaders and Gutters Call 463-7754 $550. pine dry sink, $125. fore you spend too rnuch, barber poles. 609-587- same day. Free estimates. Lenny Grieco 907 Wood Ave. • Roselle must sell. 526-6584. 7819. i Commercial Residential • FURNITURE— sofabed, Pine kit set, $450. Antique 781-2117, LIONEL TRAINS FREE ESTIMATES 753-1881 272-4033 574-0480 276-2331 CONTENTS OF loveseat, 2 brass end ta- fireplace set, $150. 351-1817 I FULLY INSURED • FREE ESTIMATES HOUSE- Complete. Fur- bles w/glass tops & coffe OPEN HOUSE— Moving! WANTED- 218-9728. Charles Pljanowski nlture, household Items, PEZ WANTED- Cash for table. Call 725-6836 Christmas gift items, TO ADVERTISE WALLS AND CEILINGS etc. Must sell! Reason- FlJR ING—specializing in inte- ences. Call 725-0Q66. MASONRY— Concrete, 7360. 380 gardless of grades or In- 232-7813 leave message, ING— Complete/^artlaf foundatlons, fireplaces, 375 | rior & exterior. Roofing, HAVING A PARTY? Need PAT'S PLUMBING- all types of plumbing, tile WINDOW CLEANING- LOANS & come we will help. Call gutters cleaned & In- 806-7310. entertainment? Ever con- Plumbing & Heating. No worfc, water heaters, etc. plastering. . Ins. Professlonal, fully In- INSTRUCTION! I FINANCE stalled. Minor alterations. sider a BELLY DANCER? job too small! Many years Uc. 8890. 685-8075. ' sured, superior'' refer- Free estimates. 752-6441. Call Shannon at. (201) of exper. on hand. Master PAINTING & PAPER ences. Other' related ser- CARPENTRY— HANGING- Interlpr/exte- vices available. UNIVER- ARE YOU LOOKING for 846-3498. plumbers lie. 7784. Free ENGLISH TUTOR- ATTENTION BUYERS, f 382 V ing, repairs. Small jobs. rlor. Professional work. SAL BUILDING MAINTE- SELLERS, REALTORS- someone, to make your HOME CARE- A tradi- estimates. 752-6870. Reasonable rates. Satis- Reading, writing, gram- No Job too small. Insured. NANCE. For FREE ESTI- Now Is the time to make it I INSURANCE I home or office spotless? tion of caring, Providing PAVING & EXCAVATING faction guaranteed. All FREE ESTIMATES. Call mar, study skills. Immedi- If so, call Mr. J. 322-4847. MATE Call 281-7611. ate progress guarantee: happen with lowest down qualified .home care per- DOUGHERTY PAVING- types of work. ATD Bob Stelnman, S26-3382. WINDOW REPAIRS- AIDES BOOKKEEPER- Asst DENTAL ASSISTANT- MANAGEMENT CANDI- PART TIME— wear and RECEPTIONIST- P/T. Floors (waxing), general sonnel. Western Medical Carpentry, 753-6031, 16 years teaching experi- payment financing for sin- COORDINATOR- PT Drlveways & parking, lots. PAINTING & PAPER- Replace glass, putty, gle family & Condos. VA 41O Certified Home FT. Varied responsibili- Spring/Summer local po- Part time afternoons. DATE: We will train at our show ladles fashion jew- 1PM-5PM Wednesday. 43Q cleaning, etc. • • Services 964-4870 or 238- Backhoe rental. Concrete ence. 369-8475 eves. NEEDLESSLY WASTING Health Aides ties. Includes computer- CARPETS TO GO- The HANGING- Int. & Ext. caulk, paint & wash. Inte- YOUR DOLLARS oh Ufa sition recruiting families to Please call 654-3545.; expense for. permanent lery. Two eves. $125. No Thursday & substitute as ASBESTOS REMOVAL- 0920. work. Free estimates. HELP WANTED» Up to 40 hours per week. ized Customer service. Investment. We train. Ex- needed. Heavy telephone f 1 convenience of shopping Professlonal workmanship rior/exterior. Free esti- & Health Insurance? Free ' host European Teenagers DRY CLEANER- Hills- position in Somerset/ Mid- Nodor Enterprises Asbes- HOME COMPUTER SUP^ 561-6452. at home — at factory at affordable rates. 10yrs* mates, fully Insured. Bob Immediate openings In Req. bkpg. exp., 35 WPM, & supervising their dlesex County with an in- cellent future. 756-3068. contact $6.90 per hour. second opinion. Call Middlesex County and borough, Counter person I CHILDCARE I tos Management Air sam- PORT'- IBM & compati- PIANO & PLAYER Pl- prices. Call 218-0089. exper. Fully Insured. Free Stelnman, 526-3382. pleasant phone pereonal- mbntn-long summer needed, part time, Mon- ternationally Known com- Call 722-1881. pling, bulk sampling; resi- ble, custom DOS menus, ANO— Tuned and re-' WORLD OF MUSIC 654-8209. surrounding areas for Ity. Benefits. 302-0909. homestays. Need initiative pany that Is a leader In PHOTOGRAPHER CERAMIC & MARBLE YOUR PERSONAL "ALL YOUR MUSICAL NEEDS" $6.00 AN HOUR TO qualified, experienced Frl. daytime. Call 359- SALES— attention moth- AUNTIE M— would like to dential Specialist Re- Lotus 123 programming & paired. Bought & sold. & good "people skills". 5449 the field. We're looking INSTALLATION- Baths, HANDYMAN— No Job too liriiSiliclluOiniilMmlc START— National Com- CHHA'S who are willing Banking • , Full Time, ers & others, work 2 to 3 care full time for infants. moval. Encapsulation Instruction; Dbase III®; PC 276-3987. : Kitchens; & Foyers. Old HANGING- Quality pany has evening and Generous fees and bo- for outgoing, confident In- nights a week, earn $100- State License #00314. 1- Write, wordprpcesslng. small. 24 hour emergency Up' tMiboili • lnlniclli.il Milbaiti to make a commitment to TELLERS, PART TIME . nuses. •• Send resume to: GIRL/GUY FRIDAY- In dividuals with, high ambi- Including Weekends •• CPR certified, experi- PORTUGUESE LADY TO and new. Repairs. Call workmanship. Neat. Reli- service. Free estimates. tilmlitllaiilcilllfcr>nr weekend hours available quality care. Must be flexi- Various Branches pharmacy, bopkwork, $300 per.week. Fun, re- enced, references avail- 800-540-8885; Call for more Info 753- CLEAN YOUR HpUSE- John 369-6610. __. able, Insured. Refs. Call West Programs, Inc., 35 tion who truly enjoy Work- warding, exciting. Car and 1258. ' 549-3809 or 679-9698. 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