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USPS 136 800 Second Class Vol.'98'No. 30 PublishedEveiyThursday Thursday, July 25, 1991 Postage Paid Cranford, N. J. 50 CENTS School board accepts payment compromise from Town Committee By Cheryl Moulton Township Committee and Board The problem started whep the of Education compromised Mon- state held up.approval of the 1991 day night Although initially it j^jjpj^jg^^^g seemed the^ school board was" about the inability of the county going to stand tough on the town's "strike the tax rate, whichcaused inability to make the $3.8 million the town to wait to send out town- tax levy payment by Aug. 9, after ship tax bills to residents, which two hours of debating the issue made unavailable the $3.8 million board* members agreed to allow tax levy to the Board of Educa- the township to delay total pay- tion. Force tried to explain the ment until Sept 1 while paying all board bills until them. school board was a victim of cir- cumstances, as was the township, Most board members came pre- which ultimately saw some of the pared to "go to court" if necessary cbnfusiori clear for board mem- in order to get much needed dol- bers. lars due them by state law, bring- ing with them an assortment of Although the Board of Educa- preconceived notions about why tion can invest monies they re- the township could not make the ceive from the township, they payment It appeared crossed sig- have no capacity to borrow funds, nals, misinformation and ruffled relying completely on the town- feathers had brought about their ship for monetary support State 1 c attitude, with little of "the true statutes provide protection for the facts being known. schools with directives as to how the local tax levy is to be paid A heated if not nasty exchange throughout the year. Municipali- erupted between superintendent ties, however, may choose to work of schools Robert Paul and Town- out an alternate method of pay- ship Committee member and fi- ment if agreeable to both sides. nance commissioner Dan Aschen- bach. Aschenbach resented Paul's Once it was established the allegations the Board of Educa- township would pay the monies tion, and consequently the when township tax dollars start schools,'- would be bankrupt, rolling in, tension dissolved some- stressing it had .upset many peo- what and productive discussion ple needlessly, creating miscon- followed, with sides visibly drawn ceptions about the township's in- as to how board members felt tentions. Board president James Van Horn', however, led a con- Force suggested the township Photos by Dlanno Dovorson trolled meeting with few out- pay all the board's bills and pay- >;/ bursts. . rolls through the find of August, FAIR DAY: Ivterla GarzoneT~1eft-,--airos for prize fish whjlg delaying complete payment of the Katherine Makowski and.Kristin Montross, above, sitt tnrougn Mayor Ed force likened the $3.8 million levy until residential fury over the last several weeks to sand for coins at last week's playground fair at the Community 7 taxes are paid, alleviating some of Center. More playground news is^n Page B-1. the "Gunfight at O.K Corral,' add-, the* anxiety board members felt ing "but when the smoke clears, about payrolls and bills for the we still have a problem." start of the school year. While this solution was not understood at first by some board members, fur™ ther explanation on the part of 16% of school personnel eligible for incentives Force, township administrator Ed By Rosalie Gross gible will take advantage of the Murphy, township finance direc- July 1 and Jan. 1. Another bill years of service and average of tor Tom Grady, and Aschenbach In brief Sixteen percent of the Cranford incentives. "They just came to . would extend state-paid health in- the last three years of salary. school district's 380 employees hear," she said, "especially those surance to PERS retirees who proved somewhat successful. would be eligible to take advan- under 55." now pay the premium themselves. If the hypothetical teacher were Fertilizer tage of pension retirement incen- Persons must meet the age and to stay an additional three years, However, board members wait- tives that have been passed by the According to Paul, the average his final average salary, based on ed to go into closed session to It may be dirt to some peo- service requirement between July salary of teachers age 52 to 53 state legislature and are awaiting 1,1991 and June 1,1992 and must a 6.9 percent increase at the top come to a final decision, voting 5- ple, but to Henry Dreyer it's Gov. Florio's signature. who would qualify for the incen- of the salary guide, would be 4 in favor of accepting the town- fertilizer. Page A-3. retire between Feb. 1 and July 1, tives is $53,000 based on 25 years Sixty-three teachers, adminis- 1992 to gain the benefits: They $56,745 and the pension is esti- - ship proposal. Voting in favor of trators and support staff fall with- will not be provided after that of service. If they were to retire mated at $25,500 or 45 percent the township's proposal were now, their pension would be James Van Horn, Tom Bonhag, in provisions of the state proposal. date. The bill is designed to save According to an explanatory Scholarships Under the bill, employees who school boards money by enabling $19,980 or 37 percent of their sal- Robert Sintich, Andrew Pelliccio ary. He said the additional five statement attached to the Senate and Loretta Smith; those opposing are 50 years old and have 25 years senior employees to retire earlier bill, five years of service credit Jaycees have awarded five of service would gain an ad- and replacing them with lower- years of service credits would add the proposal were Edna Silvey, college scholarships including another $3,900 for an annual pen- would increase retirement bene- Pat Martinelli, Henry Pavlak and ditional five years of credit on paid staffers. A: "grandfather" fits by 8.3 percent of the final av- two four-year grants to Cran- their service record. There are 53 clause would provide the ad- sion approaching $24,000 or 45 Dee Sugalski. Paul does not have ford graduates. Page A-2. percent erage salary or $833 for "every voting power on the board. local school employees in this cat- ditional pension effective Jan. 1, $10,000. egory. Those who are 60 years of 1992 for persons retiring between Pensions are based on age, age and have 20 years of service Garwood would have their health benefits paid after retirement but would Board of Education has ap- _-.Mtrj5.j!n_extEa_r»Yej!:eariL;tjtr M Fund raising for senior bus nears half mark pointed "a new~ principal and i service credit Ten qualify for this his predecessor is su- I benefit .Currently— only retired donations continue to roll in with corpora- Governing body member Dan Aschenbach ihg...Second Avenue resident teachers with 25 years of service By Cheryl Moulton tions,' "businesses and" banks contributing took on the chore of helping organize and was swindled of savings. Page ! have state health plan benefits Fund raising for a new senior citizen bus is $6,825 so far. Service organizations, clubs and raise the money to see a bus purchased this A-8. '• paid. The bill covers teachers en- off and running with over $14,400 in the pot, churches have donated $1,550, with personal year, however, the road could be a long one. ', rolled in the Teachers Pension but a new bus Will run at least $35,000. contributions topping out at $908. Although several more fund raisers are ' and Annuity Fund (TPAF) and The combined efforts of many have gener- The senior clubs joined the, bandwagon by planned, the halfway mark is still a long way Eagle Scouts support staff in the Public Em- ated more funds than anticipated but far less collecting $971.82, with more expected in the oft". I ployees Retirement System than needed to provide senior citizens with fall when a "Turkey Stroll" is planned. Meanwhile .Aschenbach asked fellow gov- Two Boy Scouts of St Micha- (PERS)r •- ---."- --- another vehicle. Although the township pro- An unexpected and unsolicited donation of erning body members early in July to match receiyed- ldtifei $2,500 from Walgreen's^ in Gajrwood wasjhe the fund-raising efforts at the halfway mark or Eagle pins. Page A-3. - —Thc-rctirement-inccntives-were r explained by schools superinten- plague the buses which seem to alternate cause for celebTation and~a~change m~tHe~se ~ $;50ny$tbhi g \ dent Robert Paul to a 60-person being in the stoop. Still, they are transporta- nior bus route. "We used to stop just in front until the fall. Efders, while sympathetic, re- audience of predominantly school tion, and for many seniors in town, the only of Kings, now we stop at Walgreen's too," said quested a price on the bus and then they Country store- ^"employees at a recent Board of mode of transportation for shopping and at- Frank D'Antonio, township recreation and "would consider a donation." Aschenbach said —Education-meeting. _ tending religious services on Sunday. parks director. , the township has matched other volunteer The zoning boanf~has ap- However, Cranford Education Some of the fund raisers include the sale of All the proceediFTrom tiie desserf'lastrrig™ b proved a country store for the Association president Diane Tay- a "dine out" book, senior stroll, dessert tasting party >n June went into the pot thanks to the fact the governing body had made a "commit- downtown. Page A-9. lor said after the meeting'that she party, several raffles including one for a hand- generosity of Kings who not only hosted the ment" to fund half of the cost when the fund did not think many, of those eli- made afghan. Proceeds total $4,652. Private event but donated all the desserts. raising began. On stage Town youngsters will appear' 70-year-old-laces homelessness5 alone for a night in'car in several summer stage pro-| ductions. See times and places / speaks softly of when he was not depen- items. He drinks a Coke, qats some cup- phone call is returned, and yes, they have on Page B-5. By Cheryl Moulton dent on anyone, of life long ago and tears cakes and smiles. He is not a man who room for one more gentleman. He will be A 70-year-old Cranford gentleman be- fill his eyes. Everyhing has changed. expects too much. with other seniors. Others who, like him- came homeless this week. He never leaned on anyone, never The hqurs pass with one dead end after self, need kindness and a place to call Guide to inside Monday night he slept in a car because thought he would have to, but illness takes another. It isn't easy finding a solution home, and people around who care. 1 he had nowhere to go. A dispute with his its toll. He wonders aloud where he will sometimes. Until Cranford Family Care A day that started so bad now ends on a Classified C-l to C-10* sisters prevented return to the apartment go, but quickly adds, "I'm not fussy, and can find, a-solution;-it looks like he will happy note. The man is happy and thrilled Editorials A-4 house where he had stayed for the last I'm no trouble." He is a nice man. A man have to be temporarily housed in a motel. to have a new home, glad there is some-^ Entertainment B-5 to B-10 eight years, a place he believed was home. someone who didn't have a Dad or a Earlier he took a worn yellow piece of where he can go, asking only that someone Garwood A-8 That night a man tried to save his dignity Grandpa would love, someone anyone paper from his pocket with telephone retrieve a plaque the Cranford Baseball Kenilworth A-6 by not usking for help. It was a long night would love to have for a friend. numbers on it Although his friends wanted League gave him in recognition of the help Letters A-4 He turned 70 in June, carrying the scars It is a long day for the man who doesn't to help, they couldn't, they too had fallen he gave down at Adams Avenue fields dur- Obituaries B4 of several ojierations, including open heart have a home. Seated in the cool Municipal on hard times, were ill or just did not have ing baseball season. Public notices A-8 surgery. He takes seven pills, three times a Building office, he is starting to look tired. the room. Religion news B-4 Sadly, many seniors are left without a day, but it doesn't £et him down. He is a The events of" the last 24 hours have taken But Cranford Family Care would not give home, income only from Social Security, Social news A-7 gentle man, a man who doesn't have much their toll. Next to him is a small blue duffel Sports !'.' B-1 to B-3 up. Just when it looks like all avenues have and no one to lean on. I think to my- more to lose. He is getting older and has bag, filled.with.medicine bottles, a shirt, been exhausted, all numbers dialed, all self—could this happen to my own parents, nowhere to go, no one to turn to. Ho some shaving creain and a few personal contacts made, a miracle of sorts occurs. A or 20, 30 or 40 years down the roud, to me? '-]••

••••cftf -2 CRANFORD CHRONICLE Thmsday, July 25,1001- Thursday, July 25, 1991 CRANFORD CHRONICLE A-3 Tri-town residents receive;/degrees and honors at college Jaycees award scholarships Speech consultant supplies strategies on 'Smart Speaking' Cranford residents Stephen munication; and Lara Wicklem of InstituiL« of Technology, Tyrpa was 506 Linden Place, accounting. new members inducted into the Ramm and Sal Basso each have one* of 21 scholarship recipients Mu Theta chapter of Sigma Theta totaling $5,500 to five grads The book has a refreshingly di- vantage in the bedroom, but not in |—-— received ra bachelors-degree in —Lisa DiFabio, daughter- of Mr." presented^with theawards'during" ing: yearr Kenneth-Alexo-wi!l- «t— By_ Annie AlpertJ : i: _ .rect.approach, with little ahstract and Mrs. Anthony DiFabio of 42 "Tau ihterhatiorial honorisOcIeW of Cranford Jaycees~~have pre- : v the, boardroom. To correct a bre- engineering from Stevens In- the Polish Heritage Festival June nursing. This chapter is based at sented $5,500 in scholarships to tend. Rutgers University,- Cather- Chronicle associate discussion. Real problems are athy voice, coordinate beginning stitute of Technology, Hoboken. Hawthorne St, has graduated 2 at Garden State Arts Center. ine' Finnegan Princeton, and posed: I say "Urn" too much; peo- from Harvard University's School the Cortege,of St Elizabeth. The high school seniors .residing in Would you rather die than, give to exhale with beginning to speak. Roxanne Silberto of Cranford Susan Holmes, daughter of Sue organization includes members of Cranford. For the first time the Franco Montalto Cooper Union. ple often ask me to, repeat myself; Practice with the works hi, my, go, has received a bachelor's degree, of Public Health, receiving a mas- a speech to a room full of people? Holmes of 201 Locust Dr. and a the community as well as nursing Jaycees have awarded two stu- The scholarships are based on If so, you're like most people.. what to do if someone asks prying no. Then maintain audible volume magna cum laude, in nursing from ter's degree, in environmental graduate of Cranford High School, academics, community activities, questions like, "How's your sex • health sciences specializing in in- students who have demonstrated dents with four-year scholarships, Ninety-seven percent of those in ttfit&ughout each word. "It's hard JBloomfield College! has received a bachelor's degree scholastic excellence, professional Emily Kokie, a Cranford High leadership potential and an inter- life?" how to persuade someone to be breathy and loud at the John Herbert; son of William J.' dustrial hygiene and achieving a a national opinion poll said they who argues with everything. in. English .:from Susquebanna leadership potential and marked School graduate, will attend the view. were,.afraid of .public speaking, same time," Schloff advises. Herbert of 27 Georgia St7 has re- 3^9 grade-point average. A 1985 University, Selinsgrove, Pa. The Jaycees "run'" several fund graduate of Cranford High School, achievement in the field. University of Richmond and will but only 37 percent said they were The solutions are concrete. For "Smart Speaking" will be pub- ceived a bachelor's degree in Holmes was active in the univer-. receive $500 a year for four years. raisers throughout the year ,to instance, a sexy voice like that.of DiFabio holds a bachelor's degree N Christine Cassidy of Garwood, a . afraid to die. . lished in paperback next year by business administration man- sitys English Club, Student Activi- Anne Pidgeon, an Oak Knoll grad- fund the scholarships:. These in- agement from Norwich Univer- in chemistry which she received biology pre-professional major at Laurie Schloff, a 1969 graduate Marilyn Monroe or Jacqueline Signet Books. The book is avail- ties Committee,, newspaper stall;' jCeanjCpllege, Jias been named to uate,_alsp will[receive/the $2,000 clude the July 4th Firecracker of—Cranford-JHighr-School^has, Kennedy Onassis can be an ad- able at Cranford Book Store. _ --sity—Northfieldj—Vt -Herbert-is-a Tih-1989-after-graduating—magna. Four-Miler, raffles and' socials. laude from Lehigh Univer- the college president's high hon- award. She will attend Princeton made a career, of helping persons 1987 graduate of Cranford High She also served as historian i University. For more information oh the Jay- School. • cum Ors list for the spring semester, deal with the anxiety of public i- r* fjmf' Zeta Tau Alpha Sorority and sec- having achieved a 40 grade-point Three CHS graduates will re- cees, call 276-5643 or 276-5667, or speaking. She has "authored... a Charles Keller of Cranford has Christopher of 0 tn PO Rox 271 Cranloid Liz Mattson sworn in as received a bachelor's degree in has received a bachelor' C™™s ^»^taryi&£lhe Sigma Tau Delta En- average. She also was elected into ceive $500 each for their uncom- book, "Smart Speaking: 60 Second business administration from New in political science Infrom^ n^Mer-' glish Honor Society. the biology honors program and Strategies" (Holt), with freelance Hampshire College, Manchester. rimack College, North Andover, Two—^ranford students have will attend on an academic schol- writer Marcia Yudkin, to help ran president L-jjcen witb riirt. and plowed into -Hangs-store in Garwoodr Friday a convoy of DPW trucks was seen slowly neat rows where starter plants can be seen. How- Kings provides foiir-year sch61- COOL PRICES ON HOT HITS! making its way up Springfield Avenue hauling what ever, if you are concerned the silt from the river arships to employees enrolled in ' appeared to be dirt, dumping it in large piles in a lot could contain carcinogens, don't worry, Dreyer has accredited degree programs to offer at Dreyer Farms. Always alert to the spending of tax planted flowers in the silt-fertilized soil, not veg- based on academics, job perform- dollars, residents inquired, "Where is this dirt com- etables such as corn or tomatoes. ance and special skills.

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I've spoken to ^college officials, Perth Airiboy greenhouse effect, call it a heat wave...call it. any- Maybe it was just the similarity of the evening to Pa™ officials and county pohce- thing you want but the bottom line is.:.it's hot those when I was a kid but I was carried back to that men ; of this problem and the Seniors are grateful. g I don't remember it being, this hot when I was a h ]if easier; freer. The crickets ^-unanimous answer^was: "There's Elana Kaloyerakis Matinees-1:00 P:ljo cooperative in hhelp*e " department for air the time and fan. A fan that was moved from the living room to ing us raise funds for the new se- ~Adults-$5v00—Students/Seniors-$4;00 my eyes. existence of this college, then the h effort they are giving. the kitchen to the bedroom to the hallway. Qnefan. people who are paid by us to op- nior bos. The service it provides i^our paper has been helpful to And one in the attic window for my- brothers who erate this college and park should ' is invaluable. usi' Your kindness in publishing somehow managed not to melt in the.sweltering heat be able to solve this problem in- How do we thank the seniors our events has enabled people to PJay "Secret Single" weekly in, Classifieds. CALL (908) 322-5065 only attics can generate. As I recall they never com- telligently. themselves? They pitched in by attend them, therefore allowing us Produced by tha New Jersey Workshop for the Arts, Inc. plained about the stifling attic during the sum- Each week $50 dinners for two awarded. , DebraEssing donating time, effort, valuable to enhance our fund— ^ — —a-nonprofit-arts oducation organization,—: mer-no one really c6mplained~about things like new handmade merchandise and' All entries are eligible for the Dr. Theodore. K. Schlosberg, Director heat 6 Waverly PI. We are at the $15,000 mark and their time and labor working for still climbing. Our goal is $35,000. Women would pat their throats with a hanky each this worthy cause. They continu- We are eternally grateful to all of Grand Prize—— kept tucked in the front of her dress, remarking how Shenanigans Thank you ally donate monies whenever they you. they would have to "bake after the sun went down." can. Our appreciation also ex- Barbara Pawlick Chauffeur-driven night on the town for The men would discuss thfi weather "Yeah, it's By Cher/. Mcu.tcr: Tb the Editor: fends to the Cranford Chronicle Eleanor Sherrier TOYOTA PARTS AND SERVICE going to be a scorcher tomorrow; just take a look,at On behalf of the 24 teams that and Channel 35 for their fine cov- Dorothy, Krip two in sensational New York City. that sunset," one would remark, while another would erage of our quest Thanks to the were fortunate enough to partici- William Gillian Place your free "Introductions" ad by calling add, "Yup, going to be a real scorcher." pate in the Cranford Baseball many people who have contrib- Frank Romeo We kids, on the other hand, would look forward to Tournament, I would like to ex- uted to the fund and continue to Helen Popiel 1 -800-334-0531 and record your the lawn sprinkler as a reprieve from the heat The do so. Cranford and Garwood low-cost "voice message." Grand Opening tend to Pete Baker a much ap- sprinkler was the forerunner of pools, and a viable preciated thank you for the tre- alternative to not having any means of cooling off. A mendous job he did as tourna- •»• Forbes Newspapers few had inflatable pools, but the sprinkler was a Somewhere up the block children laughed...and for ment director. I would also like to Service mecca. The neighborhood kids would hear our glee- a moment I was a kid once more...running, jumping, thank Joe DelGrippo and Noreen Lame attempt at expose INTRODUCTIONS ful shouts and come running, towel in hand, up the leaping, catching lightning bugs and waiting for the Cannone for the countless hours PEOPLE TO f*EET PPOM-E street Soon all were leaping and jumping over ,|he Good Humor man. Somewhere a back door closed, they spent in making the snack To the Editor: TOYOTA QUALITY SERVICE sprinkler, slipping on the wet grass and having a ball slamming just the way ours used to when I was little. stand such a culinary success and I am writing this letter in re- to the Police Department and its in the hot afternoon sun. Every back door in the neighborhood had a distinc- also a big thanks to Tony Pataca sponse to the front page article in mission and it seems unfair that OIL CHANGE Later, as we lay resting under the shade of a big tive bang all its own. I had forgotten how good that who donated so much of his time the July 11 Chronicle. The article they be the targets of this lame old tree, one of the moms would bring out a big sound was and how much I had missed the sense of umpiring our tournament games. pertained to Cranford Township atte"mpt at a front page expose. WITH FILTER security it always held. department heads' taking vehicles pitcher of Kool Aid or lemonade for us to enjoy. Kevin Mulvaney There was a time when the Includes up to 6 quarts of Genuine Sipping our treat we would plan the rest of the day I remembered those sweet days of yesteryear so home. Chronicle staff would investigate Toyota oil and Genuine Toyota 11-year-olds' manager The implications of this article double-filtering oil filter. and evening, content on cramming every minute of clearly...those days that have not changed at all...but 55 Mqr^e St and research information and $1Q95 fun into each and every day of summer. were replaced gradually by other things. In the hus- really bother me; it was written to write about it in a professional •.Complete under-the-hood check of_- When the sun set a whole new set of adventures tle and bustle ofgrown^plife^how easy it is to appear that these employees were way. J can only question the mc~ all belts, hoses and fluid levels. awaited us when we played hide 'n' seek or grabbed forget the sweet simplicity we enjoyed in the bloom taking advantage at the taxpayers' tive of the reporter in this case. Mason jars and raced off to catch lightning bugs. of our youth. Maybe I'll find an old Mason jar this expense. Lt William O'Donnell I sat on the front porch one evening this week after week and catch some lightning bugs. About letters I cannot speak for all the de- 211 Elm St DO IT YOURSELF The Chronicle will print as partments but I know firsthand many residents' letters as about the Police Department If FILTER SPECIAL possible on subjects of local the reporter was interested in Blooming Cranford interest Letters to the editor writing a fair article she would Some models may be higher. OIL ** 4 may be submitted by mail or have included the hundreds of Food distribution (Cannot be used vn connection A T13 _, $749 soapy water and\knock the buggers in...plop...plop. by..-fax no" later than 3 p.m." hours"iiiese; department heads with other parts/service 5;iL\r ~ -Sco Tuesday. spend on police and other town- Cranford Will distribute" federal coupon specials'.).. , FUEL%^ By Annie Alpert They usually don't even try to escapc.they just sit food commodities to eligible town- there, looking belligerent All letters should be typed or ship business after hours. Depart- Contributing writer ment heads do not receive over- ship residents Monday and Tues- — p Chemical sprays should be a last resort Sevin (car- clearly written and include the day from noon to 4 p.m. in Room TOYOTA QUALITY SERVICE Is there anyone who likes Japanese beetles? I writer's signature, address and time pay, yet they can be found in surely don't They make my skin creep. baryl) is recommended by Rutgers County extension, their offices long after the close of 7 of the Municipal Building and many people use it as a matter of course. Most daytime telephone number. MINOR TUNE-UJL They are so voracious, in appetite and so insolent Unsigned letters will not be the normal "business" day. I can- Clients should bring a shopping it) mnnnf-r, yon r»nn ensily nvpirlook i\)pjr hanri<;nmp common pesticides have not been fully evaluated for not— remember-a-major—crimc-oi— -bag_as-thoro-will-4jc-cight-to-10- Includes now sparlTpIugs amTmSpecnKiS" ~hea1tirandTfaTety~by^tHeTeaeral~EnvironmenuirPro- incident or civic event at which items available. Income limits are; distributor, cap, rotor and plug wires. green and bronze coloring. They skeletonize roses, tection Agency, even though they register them for be withheld from publication. Check timing and ignition system. marigolds, grapes and raspberries. Gardeners spend Capt Harry Wilde was not family of one, $14,000; two, • Adjust carburotor/elcctronic {h M -F^ f\ f? use. The editor reserves the right present This includes nights, thousands of dollars every year in traps, sprays and to edit for clarity or because of $16,000; three, $19,536; four, fuel injection to Idle J) /i 41 J O grub prevention. Well, what are. you supposed to use. weekends and days off. The chief $23,495; five, $27,454 If unsure of One good approach is inoculating your lawn length or to avoid libel. and both captains are dedicated specifications whea- ^ *+*# »>LUS TAX These pests did indeed come from Japan; but first eligibility, call 709-7235. applicable.. . EX appeared in the United States in Riverton, N.J., in against grubs with milky spore disease...sold as ' 6 cylinders slightly higher. Does not include 60,000-mile platinum spark plugs 1916...SO they're ours now. Doom, Japidcmic and Grub Attack This bacteria, The beetles winter-out as grubs in our lawns, bacillus popilliae, is fatal to grubs, but harmless to emerging mid-June to cat, sleep and make love until other insects and huinans. One application kills FORBES NEWSPAPERS ©fjtCranforb PATRICIA ANDERSON Summer Clearance "I love what you do for me" August Underground eggs hatch grubs that eat grass grubs forever. Of course, it helps if your neighbors A DIVISION OF FORBES INC. Editor apply it to their lawns as welL.or the beetles will MALCOLM S. FORBES, JR. roots, causing yellow patches in September through ROSALIE GROSS Continues late October, just fly over the fence. , Editor-in-Chief (^TOYOTA A new beetle control called Neem or Margosan-0 Chronicle News Editor Some people use those ubiquitous pheromone CHARLES A. LYONS traps to control them this time of year. recently was introduced. Beetles that eat leaves President und Publisher Serving Cranford, Garwood CHERYL MOULTON, sprayed with Neem supposedly refuse to eat and und Kenilworth PETER WAMSTEKER 20-70% Off My experience has been that these traps attract far JIM HAYDEN 270-0000 more beetles than they catch. The first (and only) starve to death. I haven't tried it Vice President, Marketing FAX: TiWZZO Reporters Anne Raver, the Cultivated Gardener of the New time 1 used one, my garden looked like a Japanese ROGER SILVEY Published every Thursday by forbcn News- KAltEN KASSINGER, all stimmer merchandise beetle singles bar. They were cverywherc.it was York Times, reports a novel method of grub control Vicy Presldont, Operations punem, A Division of Forbes, Inc., 102 Wal- JOHN SCHNEIDER scary. thought up by the entomology boys at Colorado State nut Avc, Cranford, NJf, 0101(1. Second eluss Includes most, but not entire stock KATHLEEN LANINI postage puld at Cranford, NJ. l'OSTMAS^. Advertising Sulos Researchers at the University of Kentucky back University. "Spikes o" death" lawn aerator san- Vice Preuldent, Edltorlul , Vli.ll; please Bend address chances to Forbes EDWARD ENGLISH me up...one or two traps can cause a net increase of dals—wear them and walk over the lawn three to EDWARD F. CARROLL NewsuapersrTfulllHnierit Office, I'.O. Uox beetles. To be effective, you would probably have to five times while grubs are feeding. The ideas is to •W, Uedmliutcr, NJ. 01021. Cluuulfiud Advertising Executive Editor Subscription rules by mull one year within Route 22 West put the traps every 200 feet throughout the entire get two nail insertions per inch. This method is Union County $20.00. Out of county $24.00. John franlks neighborhood. supposed to kill as many grubs as commonly used GEORGE GANNON DEBRA CURIA Circulation Wyector Out of stute $27.00. A Trad^on SSLncf: 1927 Say sayonara. insecticides. , Office Manager Uric Clothing and AcocssOi-JcS loir Men and Women GREEN BROOK,» 968-1000 w 207 Ease Uroad Street, Wcsj^cld 233-1171 Another approach is hand-picking...takc a can of Couldn't hurt, I guess. Jolm I'ruuka and Major Credit CardJ Accepted - I

-Th ay, July zt CRANFORD CHRONICLE" A-7 Georgette Ann Sharo IT'S HOT OUT...SLOW DOWN EELM becomes bride of Lawrence Montero Georgette Ann Sharo, daughter of Michael S. Sharo Adele Shaw Callanan Jr. of Cranford and Barbara J. Conklin of Boulder City, Nev., was married to Lawrence Daniel Monte- ro, son of Mr. and Mrs. Felix Montero of Cranford. __ —-• TheRev. Gerard"Sogliuzzo,^ssistant"pastor,-oflfcF_ ated at the ceremony at St MichaeLChurch. A recep- —-tion-foUowed~arBig Slash's^ Linden. at First Presbyterian Karen Strohmenger of Cranford served as maid of SS honor.—Bridesny&ds- were-Jamey Garlino-of- Roselle Shaw of Cranford, was married June 29 to George E Park, Jessica G|ll of Cranford and Cynthia Montero, Lee of Somerville. sister of the bridegroom. The ceremony took place at First Presbyterian Paul Hunt of Cranford was best man. Ushers were A-6 CRANFORD CHRONICLE Thursday, July 25,1991 Church. The Rev. Bruce Williams, pastor, performed Michael. Sharo III of Linden, Christopher Sharo-of the ceremony. Steven Shaw of Cranford gave away Boulder City, Nev., brothers of the bride, and Alan the bride, his sister. Nori Lucash of Cranford was Hershey of Rahway. soloist A reception followed at the Westwood. The bridegroom, a 1985 graduate of Cranford High School, is employed as a police officer on the Las Linda Wojotowicz Wallace of Morristown was ma- Vegas Metropolitan Police Department The bride, a Mayor and Council disagree over tron on honor. Louise Torrisi, the bride's niece, was 1987 graduate of Cranford High School, is an escrow flower girl. George Lee Jr. was best man for his father. Ushers included Christopher and Kevin Lee, secretary at Nevada Title. The couple is residing in sons of the bridegroom: The bride's son, Gregory Boulder City,: formation of ad hoc committees Michael Callanan, was ring bearer. By Peter Wamsteker' The bride, a 1972 graduate > of Cranford—High School, attended Endicott College, Beverly, Mass. ,._-A power struggle is ensuing be- until it completes its study of the tween the mayor and Borough erning body. She has been operating her own decorating service zoning code. ,, for 14 years. The bridegroom attended Turkey Creek Council. Council's recent approval But many on Council have dis- (Fla.) High School. He received a bachelor's degree Mr. and Mrs. Dean of two resolutions creating the Despite the governing body's agreed with the" mayor's interpre- resolutions, both committees had in chemistry from St Michael's College, Winooski, beautification and zoning code re- tation of the state statute saying Vt, and a doctorate from the State University of New vision committees brought to light been formed shortly after Rego that a committee's findings would tcffilk office in January and have York. He has been employed with^HfocHsWrtousell Maria Heimajxii wed controversy about the procedure not be accepted because it was' Pharmaceutical for 10 years as a senior research used"toTcreaterad hoc committees.^ "offlc^l^recqgnizecrbxltRe analyst / - - ..- • - The appointment of Jules o^far, the beautifica- Zengewald, Dorothea Krihak, tion committee and its volunteers ~ After arhoneymbori~in Cape^May, thei cbiiple will •Stanley Orzech, Frank Plummer, have planted flowers and shrub- The controversy now pits the . and Mrs. Buchanan reside in Somerville. Joseph Torrent!, Helmut Voegeler bery along the Boulevard while mayo^3abiu* »\ ~\l «•*? " Satellite Beach, Fla. The Rev. Jeff Hoy,, pastor of son. zoning code revision committee, lieves that while he has the right two attorneys he works with agree Suntree United Methodist Church, officiated. The Mrs. Dean graduated from Cranford High School the governing body finally ap- to form committees he recognizes with his interpretation of the stat- bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Buike- and the University of Delaware. She is an account- ute. The mayor said he feels em- proved the appointment of a nine- that all commission findings must ma of Palm Bay, Fla., and the bridegroom is the son ing manager with Revlon Inc., Edison. Mr. Dean* a member committee that will serve powered to form committees be presented formally to the gov- of Mr and Mrs. Robert Buchanan of Cranford. graduate of Millburn High School and Alfred (N.Y.) whenever he feels it is necessary Phofo byDlano Mattlord Kristen Plante of Fort Walton Beach, Fla., served as long as taxpayer dollars are not State College, is a carpenter with Local620 in Madi- PITCHER PERFECT: Coach Joe Caplzzano, right, and Gerardo Roman observe pitcher Joseph as matron of honor for her sister. Serving as brides? son. being spent Zagorskas hurl the first ball to open the borough's baseball camp at Little League, field. maids were Robin and Karen Buchanan of Granford, But several councilmen, relying, sisters of the bridegroom, Tracy Giles, Shawn O'Dell The couple resides in North Edison. Mr. arid Mrs. Montero on an interpretation of the statute and Dana Ritland, all of Florida. Kelly Saundry of Borough briefs by borough attoYney Bradford 1 Florida, cousin of the bride, was flower girl. Church to host Bury, said that the mayor's inter- Robert Buchanan of Granford was best man for his FLOWER BARGAIN OF THE WEEK!! pretation conflicts with the bor- Land-use revision committee acts brother. The groomsmen were Casey Burd of Roselle. chicken barbecue Grass clippings recyclable ough's form of government which Park, Rich Hummel of Cranford, Eric Ziph of Berke- calls for a "weak" mayor and Kenilworth Community United In-Store Specials: ley Heights, William Accardi of Scotch Plains and Methodist Church's annual Chick- Grass clippings have been' added to the borough's recycling "strong" council. Tom Short of Lakeland. ^ program, according to Department of Public Works chairman to review borough's zoning code en-Bar-B-Que will take place Aug. Take Me Horiie Bouquet In a telephone interview Mon- By Peter Wamsteker Schlenker, Board of Adjustment mendations to an attorney for re- The wedding reception was held at the Holiday 3. Dinners will be served from 5 Red Albert Testa. Residents may bring grass clippings to the public day Council president Gregg Inn Oceanfront, Indialantic, Fla works yard at 14th Street and Sheridan Avenue fromr, a.m. to 4 Mayor Joseph Rego said last chairman Michael Mayer, zoning view. to 7 and take-out will be available, Of The Week David said, "If we wanted to rndke week that the committee assigned; enforcement officer Frank Rica, Mrs. Buchanan, a graduate of the 'University' of Donation is $8 for adults, $6 for . Roses p.m; Monday to Friday. The yard is closed from noon to 1 p.m. this" a political" issue 'we' ctould After the attorney reviews the to revise the borough's zoning building code official John Pabst, recomroenriaririn^ bo. will niake- Soujh Florida, is employed by the school board of DPW workers will collect grass clippings on the first garbage have removed certain individuals code i&-making progress on what Brevard County, Fla., as an elementary school teac, day of the week for residents who cannot bring clippings to the t his own'•suggestions before sub- will include barbecued chicken and added our own. I have noth- ilH^ chairman Sam Cavaiiaro, council- er. Mr; Buchanan holds a bachelor's degree from with or without sauce, fresh corn, yard, Landscape!, are prohibited from bringing grass to the yard. ing against, the formation of-these : IongTprojectT mitting it to the governing body Bradley University, Peoria, 111., and a master's de- Superintendent Frank Plummer cautions residents not, to miy men Lawrence Clementi and Jef- for approval. Public hearings will tomato, baked potato, roll, home- -coBKnitteeSrjust howthe-mayor is- —The—nine-member rommittee, frey Corcionc and local construe- gree from Florida State University. He is choral di- made* dosEcrt and bevcraffi* anything in with the grass. forming them." be uttered before thw changes are~ rector at Melbourne High School and Suntree Meth- led by Rego, is comprised of Plan- tion entrepreneur Saul Seltzer. adopted into law. • In what may prove to be the ning Board chairman- George The open public meetings began ' odist Church. • "FLOWERS & GIFTS first "test case" of this issue, Rego last month and have been tenta- Officials anticipate the revision After a honeymoon trip to San Francisco, Monterey process to take at least a year. By and Lake Tahoe, the couple will residei in Mh Mr. and Mrs. Lee 116 North Ave. W., Cranford • 2764700 Bob to show tricks said Monday that he intends to tively slated for 7:30 p.m. the third 143 Chestnut St, Roselle Park • 241-9797 ask Council to grant the beautfica- Wednesday of every month. way of comparison, PabsJ;, who bourne, Fla GOLF 130 W, Third Ave., Roselle • 241-2700 Closing evpnt /or Kenilw^^^ reading -tion committee the- power to re- Art group was a member of a similar zoning OPEN SU.NDAV3-1 According to Pabst, the commit- ceen 13 Ashland Ave., Summit •277-6333 program "Books Are Magic" Will take place Aug. 15a£ira7in. Mr. ceive donations and spend funds tee already has reviewed the gen- revision committee in Roselle,. Bob, a magician, will give a workshop on tricks and children will without having to draw on general eral provisions portion of the code said the borough took nine receive certificates and record logs. Participants must be at least treasury funds. schedules months to make the changes. TEE TIMES AVAILABLE • 908-369-3322 4 and registered in the program. Signups will be accepted Mon- and is about a third of the way to Robin Jphmpn Under the current resolution through a review of local zoning Committee members said their /' Introducing day to Aug. 12 at the library. Call Pat Malfetti, children's librarian prime objective is to harrow the Mr. and Mrs. Richard Johnson of Cranford and 276-2451. that forms the commission, all do- 24th show definitions using the zoning codes • OUTINGS nations to the beautification com- of Roselle, Roselle Park and interpretation of the code's provi- Windham, N.Y., announce the engagement of their ; Our New Manicurist mittee go into the borough's gen- Cranford as guidelines. sions to alleviate misunderstand- daughter, Robin, to Toni Bryee, son of Mr. and Mrs. • BAR DIANE eral fund and that requires Coun- Pabst said the committee plans ings and conflicting interpreta- Olin Bryce Jr. of Cambridge, Vt • RESTAURANT Senior citizen activities cil's approval before money ,can for Sept. 8 to review and revise the entire tions and to avoid potential law- Miss Johnson arid Mr. Bryce each received a bach- • TENNIS Kenilworth Art Association's be spent, Rego Explained. code before submitting its recom- suits. elor's degree in business administration in 1988 from • POOL One hundred seventeen seniors attended the annual picnic of He said his proposal would 24th annual fall outdoor art show St Michael's College, Winooski, Vt Also a 1984 grad- 50% OFF the Kenilworth Senior Citizens Club July 16 at the Kenilworth and sale will be held Sept 8 with allow the committee to spend uate of Cranford High School, she is a customer Between ALL NAIL SERVICES Center. After lunch the assembly played old games such as "Hit rain dates of Sept 15, 22~or 29. service representative for Continental Airlines in funds as the Rescue Squad does Now Brunswick & manicures • pedicures • wraps the President" in the face with a wet sponge, "Bean Bag," "Break- when it receives donations. The art show will be. held at the Burlington, Vt He graduated from Lamoille Union Somerville ing Balloons" by sitting on them, and "Musical Chairs," followed Harding School ball field, Boule* tips • parafln treatments etc. Funds would be allocated Police blotter High School in 1984 and owns and operates a mod- by dessert and coffee. vard-and 14th Street OPEN r0THEPVBUC_ : through the committee's treasurer erate-sized dairy farm. -- •-/- * Eip\ws~7/25/9 Pi-VJiiiihh ad There are openings on the trip to Kelly's Inn in the Poconos Dennis Schultz and its books This is a fine arts show and sale An August wedding is planned in Winooski. Aug. 26 to 30 featuring evening entertainment and daily activities. would be available to any council- for oils, watercolors, varied media Seven-time offender HIIXSBOROUGH See Betty or Martin McCrea for more information, or call man for review at any time Rego and photography in professional COUNTRY CLUB BREEZIN HAIR SALON 245-0624. The next membership meeting will be held Sept 4 at said. and amateur categories. No crafts A 20-year-old Somerville man was convicted Monday of driving the center. with a suspended driver's license for the seventh time. Steven J. Miss Walencis to wed 123 North Union Avenue • Cleveland Plaza • Cranford • 272-2M0 The mayor added that if Coun- will be accepted. Prizes of cash and art merchandise will be Pongratz of 115 New Amwell Rd., pleaded not guilty but was cil declines his request, the com- found guilty by Municipal Judge Aldan Markson. mittee has agreed to resign so that awarded. The association receives John MacNamara - Beat the Heat I Library Friends plan cruise he can reform the committee him- no commissions on sales. Pongrantz was fined a total of $1,025 and was sentenced to 10 self-without Council's approval, Artists including children who days in the countyjail which he will serve on weekends. A two- _Janet-Claire Walencis of GaJiy.Qcd^aughter__oI_ 7 Point in Home m Friends of Kenilworth Library will sponsor a cruise on the Spirit wish to exhibit must" senda seTP day jair credit was granted fortime served, accordingto court Cathrine Walencis of Cranford, is engaged to John Absolut of. New Jersey. Qct 19. The trip includes bus transportation to The mayor is expected to intro- records. Service ChecJT" duce the proposal at Wednesday's addressed stamped envelope re- MacNamara, son of George and Rose MacNamara of For Your Air Conditioner Citron Weehawkea cruise boat admission, luncheon on board, and questing applications. All requests Pongratz was arrested at 11:47 p.m. Dec. 22 on Kingston Avenue Cranford. An April.wedding is planned. 1 Liter cruise in New York Harbor. special meeting called to discuss by officer Mark David. (All Makes & Models) various amendements to the gar- should be,sent to Ona Hill at 740 Both are graduates of Cranford High School. Miss A bus will leave S. 21st municipal parking lot at 10:30 a.m. and Monmouth Ave., Kenilworth Walencis, who also graduated from Union County return to Kenilworth about 4 p.m. J?ee is $45 a person. Registra- bage ordinance. If a sufficient number of councilmen cannot 07033. College, is employed as an occupational therapist tion deadline is Aug. l&XalHxip coordinator Joan Scheuermann Spaces are assigned on a first- assistant at RahWay Hospital. Her fiance is a self- 245-4027, or Robin Kberner, 2763335. make the meeting the proposal Summons for failing to stop Gordon's will be presented at the next come, first-served paid basis and employed contractor. Seagram's? Dewar's Jim Beam will be posted on the day of the A 22-year-old N. 22d Street resident was issued a summons Vodka workshop, Aug. 26. 1.75 Uter 1 75 Utatf 1.75 Liter -show. .—:—: : — -Friday-for- failing-to stop at a stop sign-after-he-drove-into the 1.75 Litor Class reunion back of a. car .at the intersection of.Monroe Avenue and N 20th Toni Bryce, Robin Johnson David Brearley Regional Street Dekuyper Rumple High School Class of 1971 will Garry J. Kerr of 243 N. 22d St was driving an '80 Chevrolet van Factory authorized sales & service Frangelico at approximately 11:27 a.m. when he unexplainably struck an '84 v Peachtree Schna Minze hold Its 20th anniversary re- Get in the swim Births WE WILL CHECK \ 750 ml union Nov. 29 at Clark Ramada Oldsmobile driven by Barbara Poke, 37, of Staten Island, N.Y. § 750 ml Swimmings The impact caused Polce to drive into a utility pole, recording to. motor operation Inn. Class members w. Ross Corey Bergen was born to JoSI andTBruce 2. Compressor operation not replied or need more infor- are taking Place for the next six weeks Tuesdays and Thursdays the accident report Polce and two passengers, Jennifer, 14, and Joseph Poke, 19; both of-Staten Island, Were treated at Union Bergen of Springfield July-13 at Overlook Hospital, 3. Amperage draw mation should write: DBRHS from 9 to 10 a.m. at the Holiday Inn pool. Summit He has a sister, Stefanie, 5. Grandparents 4. Clean evaporator coils Registration fee is $3 for youngsters who have not registered for . Hospital after complaining of pain and released later that day. Class of '71 Reunion, 32 N. 18th include Fred Peterson of* Livington, the late 5. Oil (where possible) $ St, Kenilworth 07033. any other recreation program this season. For more information, Riiyiette Peterson, Mr. and Mrs. Buddy Bergen of 6. Clean filter MFG rebate "| 0" call the recreation department, 272-49.95. 7. Evaluate elliciepcy te Tap x&a GoW 2412 oz. Cranford. Pauline Bergen of Cranford is paternal y $399- Firecrackers not BB gun great-grandmother. SPECIAL! Several shots supposedly fired from a BB gun in the area of N II Soryicud |iy Auflust lOlli Almad 10th Street turned out to be firecrackers that were ignited by a N. Mr. and Mrs. William R. Washkau of Cranford an- 35-00 for first 2 units 11th Street youth, according to police. nounce the birth of a son, Jared William, June 30 at ORhln Natural Light 5 A resident of N. ,10th Street called police at 11:Q8 p.m. Monday Overlook Hospital, He joins two sisters, Victoria, 5, 17.50 (or c.iclindditionnl m.iit 24 12 02 Cans Historical Society receives photos, honor roll and Elizabeth, 3 Vz. Grandparents include Ann and Kenilworth Historical Society received sevsev-- ^. White Zlnfandel . 24-12 oz. Bottlos Vincent Belloti of One-Hour Photo Finish few firecrackers. $399 donated photos taken at past borough events Robert Woods of the Historical Society has earliest known owner of the premises was of Parsippany. conducted historical and architectural re- Pabst and the negatives. Police Chief Brent David, Dahiel Sayre. The house, built in the 1700s, 24-12 oz. Cans search of the Shallcross house, the oldest Ruff Ino Riserva "reixenet who has made; several discoveries over the was constructed with handhewn timber und , Mr. and Mrs. Richard Zak of Cranford welcomed Gordon Negro 1 house in Kenilworth, and has been assisted by Sick raccoon captured I Ducate years, last week found a high school book has fibers and doorways constructed of stone their third daughter, Michelle Amie, June 30, also at Mrs. Shallcross and Joseph Honshaw. The 24 - 12 oz. Bottlos used by the late police chief, Edward Stupak, and brick held together with ordinary "back- Last Thursday Police captured a sick raccoon in the area of S Overlook Hospital. Her sisters are Megan, 4, and home has been owned by the Shallcross fam- yard" clay. Its original door hardware made Melissa, 2. Grandparents are Mr! and Mrs. George Good more than 70 years ago. ily for 89 years. Previously it was the home- 23rd Street A resident of Richfield Avenue called police at ap- Joanne Shallcross presented a photo for du- by hand and beams are pegged together. proximately 5:45 p.m. to report a sick raccoon in the area. The Martis of Linden and Frank Zak of Bayonne. Kevin Yurek _ stead farm of the Williams family which pur- Research will continue to uncover the his- (lofmerly ol Aldo Service) other locution*. -All prices DO NOT Include a_os to*. plication of the World War II honor roll listing chased It from the estate of Gabriel Smith. critter was later captured by officer Matthew Devlin and turned servicemen from Kenilworth. Over the lqst 1!5 tory of the home and to determine date of over to the Associated Humane Society, Newark. Philip and Jill Rusche of Kenilworth announce the 907 A Wood Ave., Roselle I D!TTR8CK'$ DISCOUNT W8MES & LIQUORS Smith ran a brick works on the site in addi- construction. The Historical Society is~ inter- birth of their first child, Lindsay Sara, June 25, at years, numerous requests have been made to tion to general farming. He died suddenly in Since the raccoon was not known to have bitten anyone, a test B 2 North Avenue ® Garwood « 789-0525 the Historical Society about the "billboard11 ested in hearing from descendants of early for the deadly rabies virus was not performed. Instead the animal Overlook Hospital. Grandparents are Dr. and Mrs. 1825 while constructing another dwelling on owners. . Foster Mitchem of Cranford, Gerald and Lois 122441 - a Mon^Snt. 9 am to 10pm* Sunday 1 to 8:30 honor roll but nothing could be found. Re- N was put to sleep and cremated, according to a society spokesman visa MC his property to house poor people. Rusche of Fairfax, Va. John MacNamara, Janet Walencis BOB miMH ValUablo Coupon Good Thai 7/30/91 B_ -no -B* _•* -i r'" - n Thursday. July 25,1991 New principal nainect; predecessor By Peter Wamsteker - Zoning board approves country market on North Avenue Twenty-six residents qualify Garwood Board of Education By Cheryl Mouiton tail service in a retail trade area, this nature would be an asset to ceived approval to construct an named Randy Pratt, a Conner The Zoning Board of Adjust- However, although the premise the community" and not infringe addition with less than the re- TJrincipal-Jn-the-WlldwoodnCrest- ment -hasr-approved a country was-the-same in -the MiH»r-»p—onthe retail service stores in-the ...gUired.side yard setback, but the for President's List at UCC school system, principal of lin- market for downtown. plication, the zones were reversed immediate . vicinity. Also consid- construction of the house formed coln-Franklin Schools Monday, re- the basis for the decision. Lani Twenty-six Cranford residents science-date processing; Douglas The old Allen Printing building and the fact the market would ered was the fact there was not are among 364 full-time and part- placing former principal Gail generate truck delivery traffic Berspn-Gardner explained _her Chieff and John Howell Jr., elec- on North Avenue, which received another store of this type in the time students named to the ronics engineering technology. Wovna who has filed a sex- home was built only 17 inches T^ ;^| .ii_ r i~i ,,4. >T :-.^, /-»«».».*,. Planning Board approval in 1990which would not be suitable in downtown area. While Kings' nn nv W11 discrimination suit against the to proceed with renovations incor- the main downtown area Farms on North Avenue and *from the property line, which i icotuciiLo ±jia\j «v vf ^*^ v^Glinty w lingerg , Board of Education. board members agreed was ex- College for the spring semester. science-mathematics; Veronica porating four storefronts, will be Millar, a zoning board member, Dreyer Farms on Springfield Av- The President's List recognizes Wovna, who was appointed by the new home.. o£.irs^Country- stepped down while his attorney, enue prpvif4e .thesame type _of^ tenuating circumstances. Clinton, Michael Harnett and the board in Aug. 1990 as coordi- —In addition, the board rendered students who....have., achieved a Robert Sherry, liberal ajts- Market Jack Millar of Forest Av- Gary Goodman of Cranford, pre- service, they are out of the im- minimum 3.5 cumulative average nator for elementary education enue requested approval to con- sented the applicatioa A unani- mediate area designated as the,a decision on a case tabled at the communication; Ann lElees.eg, and later was made acting super- July 1 meeting. Tiberiu and Phyl- based on a 4.0 scale. liberal arts-early childhood ed- duct a retail trade in the"B-2 zone, mous vote approving his ap-downtown shopping district They are: Carol Hartner, ac- _._YJsqr ofCurriculum, acting princi- qrlrr^l_s_ervice zone^ In addition plication came after board mem^ In other board business, Wil- lis Zuhl were granted approval to ucation; Susan Maguire, liberal pal and then principal of Lincoln- : construct- an—8-by- 10-foot—deck- counting-data processing; arts-education; Marilyn Macksoud, to fresh produce, the store will bers spoke on the merits of a mar- liarnLanSTSusan WeiverisTof Hill Bronwyn Glor, biology'\ Steven Franklin Schools, filed a lawsuit; offer, gourmet items/ dried fruit ket in the B-2 zone, stressing the crest Avenue received approval to based on a "second look" .by liberal arts; George Mertens, June 13 in Superior Court, Eliza-, board members after several Folia and Nicholas Welsh, busi- \"'': \ jr and nuts/a salad bar and deli. use would generate downtown construct a porch overhang al- mechanical engineering tech- beth, alleging she was terminated K \; wm neighbors voiced objections toth e ness-computer information nology; Donna Blanton, office 5£l fla*. . - While the zoning board earlier traffic and enhance the vitality of^hough it will extend into a pre- systems; Alex Wright, business- based on her sex and discrimi-. Randy Pratt Thomas Kennedy had denied another applicant the the downtown. Although the Board vailnig front yard setback. The de- construction of any type of deck systems technology-information nated against during her tenure. due to infringement on their qual- public administration; John processing; Doris Malkowski, of- cial services, curriculum ,and in- for gifted and talented grades 4 to. same type of zoning change, prox- generally opposes zone inter- cision was based on board mem- Trochimowicz, business man- , Named as defendants were the imity to other retail service busi- ber belief .{he project was an ef- ity of life. After visiting the site for fice systems technology; Pamela GarwdodLBoard of Education, and struction. Kennedy has served 13 6 at Montclair State and was an changes due to a desire to main- • a second time, board members agement^ Karen Cordeiro, Diane nesses influericedTwOrdecisions. tain tlie integrity of the retail fort to improve the property and" Moretti, pre-dental hygiene; board members Sharon Legg, years as a learning disabilities algebra and math instructor at found no justification for the pro- Gigantino and Lawrence Watson, Claudine Camisa and Gayle Roth; teacher consultant (LDTC) in the Union County College. Anthony Capone's request (be- trade and sales establishments, to conform with surrounding' business; Gerald Gelber, criminal Christine Guerriero and Dean homes. tests, commenting the Zuhls' yard physical therapy assisting Russamano and former board West Morris Regional High School In her lawsuit, Wovna claims fore the board on July 1) to ex- board members, felt this ap- provided "more than adequate justice; Siu Kei Aug. computer pand his N. Union Avenue piz- plication "had to be looked at in A Cranford Avenue resident re- members George Hoff and Robert district and six and a half years as she applied for the principal's job 1 screening." MeCarrick, who is also a detective a teacher of the handicapped at at Lincoln-PrahWm Schools but zeria, Tony's Pizza, into ihe ad- another light ' due to benefits outr with the police department Jamesburg Training School. He was opposed by five members of joining vacant store was denied weighing negatives. IJ's being on due to the closeness to other re- The new principal, Pratt, is a most recently served 18 months as the board who "openly and bla- the peripheral of downtown special education coordinator in tantly objected to her appoint- tail trade establishments, the would serve as a catalyst in ex- resident ojLjJaddle Brook. He large number of restaurants in the earned his bachelor's and mas- West Orange. A graduate of Jersey ment because she is female and tending the retail trade area onto City State, College and Alderson- they prefer a male in the position area, and non-compliance to theNorth Avenue,.. BOYS & GIRLS ter's degrees from William Pater- town master plan which limits re- son College and currently is en- Broaddus College, Philippi, W.Va, of principal." , Board members felt a store of rolled in a doctoral program at Kennedy earned -post-graduate Furthermore VrdvnSfalleges that Seton Hall University" Pratt has degrees from Trenton State Col- after a, "closely [divided vote" in BASKETBALL eight years' experience in the lege. ' ]••••. which she was finally appointed field—of- education, serving six James _McLaughlin of Roselle principal, she was .told she was: SAVE CASH! OPEN TO THE PUBLIC "He~ J.years_as_SjeJassroom :teacher_ijl _ appointed because the board did I I Sale 7/22-7/28 I . WE ARE YOUR BARBEQUE HEADQUARTERS FOR RIBS, HOT DOGS, Wayne and one year as assistant hot Tiave~en6iigh~ time: tb"~fihd~a • • BURGERS, STEAKS; SODA. ETC. _ • . ' Photo by John Keating principal in Liberty Township. Bernards Township for one year male to fill the position. She also CUDDY FARM THE ORIGINAL CHIPWICH CHRISTENING: Camiile Gurrieri-Jadelis, left, niece of the late mayor Georgiana Qurrieri; and Also appointed at Monday's and has served as special educa- claims she was told* she would not' COOKED TURKEY BREAST ICE CREAM SANDWICH Elena DeBella, her godchild, christen Garwood's hew ambulance In Sunday's ceremonies dedi- meeting was Thomas Kennedy of tion teacher in Westfleld for, three be reappointed or re-assigned to $*f 99 8ib.Avg. - ' Chocolate With Rhccm Central Air Conditioning at Lincoln Park Randolph, new supervisor of spe- years with additional experience another position in the school sys- JL Ib. Whoto Pieco Pack y 24 Per Bpx Vsnllla cating the rig to Gurriefi's memory. ^___^^. . " in Rutherford and at Roselle tem despite favorable recom- OLD WORLD . PUBUC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE Catholic High School; A graduate CHEF POTATOES mendations by the school superin- SOYBEAN SALAD OIL - of St John's University, MCLaugh- tendent A COOL DEAL August 5-9 TOWNSHIP Of CHANFOfiO ' . 50 Ib. bag $O49Per I $<• «f 95 35 1b. Aid Squad dedicates rig to late mayor BOARO Of HEALTH ' lin earned his master's degree Buv.Your itliccm Ccnlrnl/Air CondilHdui.jj Unil from ORDINANCE MO. 91-13 • • • • ^J Gallol n • I nrli, Container AM ORDINANCE AMENDING AN UNNUMBERED BOARD OF from Kean College:.- ' Wovna also claims that she was Uccl S(rong and Save BIC UUCKS!!! Garwood First Aid Squad dedicated its new am- Squad president James Stewart thanked Gar- HEALTH OROINANCE ADOPTED FEBRUARY 13. IBffT, EN-' David Cohen of Westfield was not relieved of her duties as coor- . CAP'NS CATCH BASEBALL CARDS wood citizens for all their support in making the TITLED THE SANITARY CODE OF THE TOWNSHIP OF am - Noon bulance to the late Mayor Georgiana Gurrieri Sun- CflANFORD AS AMENDED" BY THE BOARD OF HEALTH hired as the new math computer dinator of elementary education FRIED CLAM STRIPS SCORE • DON RUSS • TOPPS purchase of the new ambulance possible. He also ORDINANCES NOS. 7S-1.7M. 8M1.«ND B9-1. and acting supervisor of cur- $ "1 ft95 24/4 to. $«fl«fl98 36 Packs day. Present at the ceremony were Mayor Thomas made an appeal for daytime members because of STATEMENT . teacher. A graduate of Kean Col- Dolly who spoke of the late mayor and her work to Tho forogoinQ ordnanca vwa Anally patted at • meeting of lege, Cohen is enrolled in an ad- riculum even though the former Pack Portions XJa Per Box with Gum 420°REBATE the shortage of day help. The president presented Iho Township CommlsMo ollhe Towahlp ol Oantard. NJ. on principal served only as principal We qro a paHicirwling dealer. bring about the community fund drive to purchase TUaaday, July 23,1091. ' • • ••' vance study program at Montclair SLICED COOKED TURKEY BREAST RED ROSE ICE TEA the new ambulance. a certificate, of appreciation to the borough clerk's ATTEST: • " . . • State College, He was a teacher and was paid more. «'< (l>c P.S.E. & C. Air Conditioning office for its help. Terry Drone accepted the cer- Mx*> M. Glgon $'*>98 At Our $ 98 REGISTRATION The Rev. Gary Wetzel of Garwood Presbyterian Municipal Ctorii 5 Hcbotc Program. tificate on behalf of the "staff. S3 07 CC8fl-IK)uV2S. 19CI PUBUC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Ib. Doll Station Church said the invocatioa Christening the new 24/12 oz. Cans July 31 - Aug. 2 • 9 AM-4 PM rig were Camille- GurrierWadelis and Elena De- The ceremony concluded with hot dogs and bev- TOWNSHIP OP CRANFOftD The property B be soW b located In the Borough of KerJ- One — 1963 Oodge Diplomat four- door codan. Vm. No. SWEET HEART PLASTIC FOOD CUPS HOSPITALITY erages for citizens and'guests. CommeratiVe ce- ORaNAMCS NO. KHO fcwm Vi tta County ot Urton. and tie State of New Jsraey. 26380264400175438. •.••_•• READY-TO-EAT-CEREALS Community Center Bella, relatives of the late mayor. The two women J AN OROINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER 5 OF THfi REVISED CommonV known as: 8 oz. Available Option: ramic mugs are on sale. Pictured on each mug is ORDINANCES OF THE TOWNSHIP OF CRANFORD TO One — 1987 Chevrolat Captlco. lour-door sadan. Vm. No. 16 oz. 32 oz. Com Flakes — $2.19 • Raisin Bran - $2.69 poured a bottle of champagne over the hood of the 633 (ONQSTON AVENUE Frosted Flakes — $2.39 • Crisp Rico - $2.69 5 Year Guarantee on Parts & Labor the new ambulance and the date it was dedicated. CHANGE DOO REGISTRATIONS FROM THE JURISDICTION KEN1WORTH. N J.07O33 iaiBL5167HA10025& -^ "$15.95 &SJ $20.95 §£, $35.95 uvso 10 Year Compressor Guarantee Must be a ambulance and a bronze plaque was placed on OF THE TOWNSHIP CLERK TO THE JUWSOCmON OF THE Toasted Oats - $2.59 • Puff Whoat - $2.79 Cranford resident. Mugs can be purchased for $10 at Hidi's Deli, 484 CHIEF OF POLICE, INCREASING THE CHARGES FOR A Tax Lot Na 22 In Block No. 121. MWmum Bids: 40% Bran - $2.59 • Honoy Nut - $3.29 the side. Blessing and benediction was done by DOG LICENSE. LIMITING THE NUMBER OF DOGS PER Dimensions of Lot (Approximately) 10000 feat wldo by 1983 Dodge Diplomat SSOO.00 $3.59 % Fruit Whirl - $3.29 the Rev. Edward Swierzbinski, pastor, of the Fourth Ave., Garwood, or by calling 789-0300. A HOUSEHOLD AND. INCREASING THE CHARGE FOR LATE 50 OO te* torn. 1987 Chevrolet Csprloo: $60000. member will return calls. , ISSUANCE OF A DOG UCENSE. Nearest Crasa Street: Stuaie on the SotHheasttriy side of the equpmenl may be miinija iin G^iWOca recycling ¥ In case of Inclement weather, camp will be held at Orange Avenue School Church of St Anne. NOW, THEREFORE, BE It ORDAINED, by th. towrahlp Wroston Avenue. 27840 feet from hte Southwesterly sloe of Center. 41-4S Willow Avenue, Oiuwood. NJ it 10:00 A.M. on CIGARETTES • SOLD BY LOOSE PACK • $X-76-Reg. • $L79-100 s plus tax Comrttee of Iho Township of Cranford, In DM County at IMon McMaanAvsnua. ' . , . Frktoy, August 2, 1991. Publlo Auction will commence at 11:00 Since 1925" sod Stole of New Jereey.m foSovw: - There Is due approlmalBty the sum of $184,71431 to- A.M. • . ' ••'•.• . ' . SocUon 1, That Chapter 5, Article 1, Stolon 6-1 la hereby getier wth lawful Merest from February 18.1991 and costs. The successful bidder Is rooiwpd to pay.lha bid price. In om«id^tooddtr»de«nWono(^work'Hou»ehokrthertto There Is a Ml legal dascrlptlon. on Se In the Union County cash, cenffled chock or a bonk chock tor a combination tfwraol astotowa: ' • ' at the time of the sale. BOULEVARD WHOLESALE FOODS FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL: 709-7283 Second Avenue senior loses savings in scam 5-i.DeHnWona. ' Sf«»»Ts O«ce. ••• • • .-'• ' • , - Cars must be removed Jho" day ol sale. . Household means > family Wnfl togethar In oolrujlo dwaUng The SherM rasama the riohl to aHoum mis sal«. .— . Dorio PdWoro, RMCyCMC "A WARFHmiRF nF.SAVINfiS" RALPH FROEHUCH unit *Wi common access to, end common ute of, all Wng >nd ( - ' ^" Borough Oflrt(/Troasurer Hours: Mon.-Wed. 8-6 CAU FOR EASY DIRECTIONS qnn I inrnln RluH the victim's water bill. alleged water company represen- eating areas end alarm and facffiHee for the preparation end • ' . . SHERIFF 413.26 CC82-2t-July 18, 25.1091 C0 An 80-year-old Second Avenue SHAPIRO 6, MARTONE, ESQS. Thurs. &Frl. 8-8 908-469-8401 VV-ii? " M • • REEL STRONG Sponsored by: Cranford Recreation and Parks Department. - After retrieving the bill at ap- tative then offered to check the storage of food wfWn the dwoEng unit resident lost a big chuck of his Section 2. That Chapter S, Article 1. Section 5-2 la hereby CX-X32-05 (DJ & CO Sat. 8-5 • Sun. 9-5 WeAccept*Food Stomps Middlesex, NJ 549 Lexington Avenue • Cranford • 276-0900 proximately 8:30 a.m., the suspect victim's water pipes. While the amended to read aa blows: ' S83.6* .;..... savings Tuesday, apparently vic- — TOWNSHIP OF CRANFORD told the victim that he had a $70 victim was. in the basement bang- &-2. Annual Boansd~Bnd. rcQlslTstion tag required; fiadrig on TOWNSHIP OF CRANFORD . CHAMFORD.KJ. tim_o£ a "gypsy type" scam, ac- doo- ' • • :" -'"r- •' — BOABO OF ADJUSTMENT " Sealed bids wit be received by tho Township Oak on —creditdue-toJumand JiandedLthe_ _lBg_on the the Any parson who ehaO own. keep or harbor a dog of Hoanring , The Bosrd of Adjustmant (Zontng), Townfhlp of Crantord. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 28, 1991 In the Commlttao Room of cording to police. -age-h the townaMp tUJIr-lrv-lh^.mcrthc*. Janiry^eocrj • County;of-Uo|pa Ne«.Jerte*_V«_b« b^Jl the Municipal Bu»dlnfl.-8 Sorinoflold Avenoo, CrafHord, Now 80-year-old male victim a $100 suspect entered the filing cabinet year, i^pV for end procure torn tho ChW of Polo* or hta Monday, August B, 1881,Workshop Meettro-i~7:«-p.M;;—Jm*Ht-tOMAiL.fmal^tm» Investigators are searching for dajlgnated agent e Icerae and Dedal metal raoattration tag for pubOo hearing at 8:18 P.M., in thT-fflunlcipa! 8u0c«no. a Bid tonrB, plans and epeoBajtlons may bo obtalnod'aHhir bill. and removed several envelopes each ouch dog ao owned, kept or harbored, and ahal piece oflce of the Chief of the Hro Department. 7 Springfield Avenuo, an Hispanic male, approximately upon each ouch dog a collar or harness with the reotairatlon SprtngfUd Avenue, Crantord, New Jersey to oonsidar the tol- Police said the victim then went containing approximately $2,000 kwang: • .. . • during any business day betwoen the hours of 0:30 A.M. and -•-30 to 35 years old, wtth-shert-daf k- to his bedroom where he placed casn and the -Wet sl••y - • ~- el•n- 3:30 P.M.• _; u_; ; on Section 3. That Chapter 6. Article 1, Section 6-3 to hereby 34-S1 - John & Patricia Swandralf, Ariplipanls, tor a variance Tha purpeso of receiving bids Is (of tho Purchase ol Gas- hair and a stocky build, who told dresser, ' amended to read aa totows: dine. • .' ' •' '. , '• • . • the bill on a dresser and removed B-3. UmKafon on Iconses. * . from the raqulreaMnta of the Zoning Ordinance to oonstrud an the victim he was a water com- addoon Into an existing r«no6nlormlng side yard (V1.K2.) ot All bids shall be submitted In a ooalod envelope deariy $30 change from a filing cabinet Shorfljrgfter the suspect left the No pereori may hold Hoonaes for more than, or keep more no/Mi "Proposal to Purchase Gosollno" with bidder's name, pany representative and that he than. 3 dofls at any one time. . ' Btock 623. Lota 37 known as 48 Iroofiots Road, address and tataphona number. Each proposal shall be DC- that contained his life savings.' . house, the victim realized he had Section «. That Cnap!sf S, ArtWo 1, Sscsonj 6-7(o) end (c) compenled by a non-collusion affidavit and a Certified Chock, wanted to see the latest copy of After receiving the change, the • are hereby amended to read aafcto*o: . 35-81 <-? schering Employees Federal Cnxft Union. ApplicanL Cashier's Check or Bid Bond tor not loss than tan(IO) porconl left thej $100 billon his dresser 6-7, Fees: explrelJon date of license:""seeing eye" dog ex* for a variance from the requirements of the Zoning Ordinance ol the bid. not to exceed $20,000.00. emplton torn payment of fees: late tee. • ' • • '. to erect a freestanding sign In (he O-Z oOos Una (VC.B.h.p), and went to his room to find it at Blook 317, Lot 9J)1known as 310 North Avenue. East Bidders are required to comply with tha Affirmative Action reoilramerts ol P.L 197S. L 127; tho Dtedosuro Stqtemont was missing." He calledpolice at Section 5-7. tho person eppMno for Iho lioanse arid regletration^* regiremanb^d/PXl977,~a';»fiv*iTte-r4o^ Judge penalizes three errant drivers 36-01 - National Health Labs, Applicant, tor a variance from approximately 8:47 a.m. to report tag shall pay! to tho Township ol Cranford a fee of S8.80 tor iho qlirements ol P.L 1071, C. 108, all us amondod. 615 Bound Brook Kd. licensing of each dog and the additional sum Dyed by atata lew the recjulremeta of &*o Zoning Ordinance to ored a freestand- ing sign In the ROI-2 lone ^C.B.h.(3), al Blook 556, Lot 10 The suocdS£JUl blddw chaU bo prepared to onlor Into en (North Ave.) During recent Municipal Court deke on the 200 block of Spruce the theft. for Ihe registration of dog. For each annual renewal, the foe br agreement ol contract xin the Township upon award by tho the loonso end tor the registration tag shall tWthe eamo ai tor known as K Rod Small Place. . '. (Next (o Ale'nWlch Pub) auirles Klamle, Jr. Township Committee. hearings Judge William Boffa Jr. Avenue. Nicholson was arrested Police are warning residents to Hie original license and tag. Said licenses, registration tags and The Township Committee reserves tho rloht to roloct ony and.. renewals1 thereof shall expire on the last day ol January each Secretary penalized three men for motor ve- at 2:10 am. by officer Ronald Giv- check the credentials of anyone •13.28 . CCKHKW/ 23,1991 all bids and to award the confradto tho bidder who will bost Over 26 Homemade Flavors hicle infractions. year. . • • . . • serve the Interest ol the Township. Including Vanilla Heath Bar Crunch ens on South Avenue. claiming to be a business or utility Arlane M. Glgon & Coffee Heath Bar Crunch ~ STATEMENT TOWNSHIP OF CRAMFORD Township q«l< Matthew Mango, 18, of Roselle Juan Vargas, 28, of Piscataway representative and that if a resi- The foregoing onjnanoo was onatfy pasaed a* amended at a OaOtNAMCE Na B1-3S $16.01 CC92t-July 25. 1001 Custom Made Cakes on Premises AN ORDINANCE APPROPRIATING S161.B00.O0 FROM CAP- and James Nicholson, 21, of West- pleaded guilty to operating a dent has even the slightest doubt meeting of the Townshp Committee of the Township of Cran- ATTENTION SPORTS TEAMS!! JULY 1991 ford,NJ, on Tuesday, November 27.1880. . TTAL FUND BALANCE OF THE GENERAL CAPITAL FUMD TO field pleaded guilty to driving motor vehicle without brake lights about the authenticity of some- SR02 • . CC03-1Wuly a, 1891 DEFRAY THE COSTS OF THE ACQUISITIONS OF VARIOUS icount on Team Ice Cie&m Purchase EQUIPMENT AND IMPROVEMENTS. AND AUTHORIZlNQ THE Musi Bo In Uniform — Complete Team with suspended driver's licenses and possessing an open container one's credentials to call the police IMPROVEMENTS THEREOF. NOTICE TO CREDITORS and were fined a total of $526 of alcohol in a motor vehicle and department immediately at SHERIFFS SALE . SECTION 1, The! fta ToWmKp of Crenjord eulhorba the • — Summer Lunch Special — . SUPERIOR COOrTT OF NEW JERSEY totowing Improvements tor the Township of Crenfcrd, County ESTATE OF WUllom W. Tlemon, deceased. 12-2 inn Mun til Onfyll each. Nicholson's license was re- was fined a total $257. Vargas was 789-1500. OWNCHRY DIVISION of Union, State of New Jersey, tor put*; purposes, purouant to > Pursuant to tho order ol Aral P. Conti. Surrogate ol the r — ~ - -COUPON- — - " UNIONCOOmY the provision of NJ.SA. 40:49-2 and 40A:4-1 et eecj. lor con- County d Union, Made on tho 1Bth day of July, A.D. 1091, j Buy 1 - Get 1 FREE j voked for an additional 30 days. arrested at 1:30 a.m. July 10 by Asked why the resident didn't DOCKET NO. F^Zg+BO alderation of Si 51,800.00. upui iia WiiA^on c' ti» uui^-slgncd, ~ Esaaiib d tho .With tllli Coupon • Med. & Lbrp* Onl^» EV£. aKM/°l j BASKIN-ROBBINS estaia ol caid decoased, notice la hsraby given to tho creditors ' 7*O GO... Prepacked Sugar Froc/Non Fal Mango was arrested at 2:15 p.m. officer Thomas Mericle on the 300 become suspicious after the sus- CiTiCOfiP WOftTOAQE, WC. a 1001 Street nesurhdng Program S100,000.00 of said deceased to mhloit to the subscriber under oath or Bison Ice Crcom — 6 o*. <-ups ICE CREAM AND YOGURT May 19 by officer Michael Lud- block of South Avenue. pect offered a cash credit on his PLAINTIFF b. Photo Copier, Rlaograpli and CoUzlor . . S22.000.00 aflrmaUon tholr claims and demands against tho oculo ol said Vanilla • Bananti * Stravjbuny Ml a Columbia Avenue Storm Drainage Engineering S23.800.00 deceased whhln six months Iran tho data ol said order, or they STORE water bill, police said the victim MICHAEL CERZA. HI AND KATHLEEN UNDA CERZA. HIS < wB bo braver barred from prosecuting « recouodng tho samo • Pathmark Shopping Center .VyiTE: STATE_OF NEW JERSEY. RESWA GJAMPIETRO: ft. 5151,000.00 against the subscrtw. felt the male suspect "seemed so —SECTION 2. That the sum of SI St.800:00 be. end hereby la. - — - - • ——• Ann Tt-Zukowtkl, Executrix- - kind and honest" DEFENDANTS appropriated from existing Capaal Fund Balance to defray tho 138 North 22nd Stroot cost of such eoojUiskkm and Incidental costs. Konllworth. NJ. 07033 JEWISH SINGLES CML ACTION. WRIT OF EXECUTION FOR SALE OF SECTION 3. Thb Ordlnanoo shall tal foot but.Reynolds said she and partner Rose Anne Catarino have Featuring %^~—^^ Ice Cream iservlce. By virtue ol poea lor-jala by. puhto .vandue, In Room 507, In lh« -Naaresi cross streets Shuala a Ulo Wursoction ol thu Soutit- already established a regular clientele. (J Serving Welch Farms, Yogurtj'C/ Soft Ice Cream Cou« Houas. ai Iha City of aiabelh. N J. on eastorfy side o) West End Plocu witfi 47U.IM foot fiom tho 907A Wood Ava., Roaolla Family WEDNE80AY Southwesterly ddo ol Spring Gordon Slrool. '1100 N. Gi Limit One Coupon Por Customer Yogurt lovers are as varied as the 54 flavors of Columbo *Ends 8-10-91 THEUTHDAYOF Inere b due approxlrmloly S23.0Gl.Bti wah bvwful tnlixu-.t .^U*NJ<»S» *" 725-736725-736U0 J Not Valid With Any Other Offor regular and sugar-free frozen yogurt alternately available at Outside & Inside Seating 341-2*65 Investors ' AUGUST AD. 1081 from January 7,1001 and costs. Store Stock Only al two o'dook In Itu altamoon ol aald day. Tnoro b a Full Legal Doscription on filo in ttw» Uilon County IRMH WtU WH( HMHIMHI mW KW i^P ^^w ^^B ^WB ^M ^^W the Yogurt Express. The most predominant group of yogurt Company The property to be acid fei locatad In the Towruhlp ol kattl- Shentrs OMce. •sfl t*or»i in to County of Union, and «Se Stale ol Now Jersey. Tho Shorifl ro&aivoa tho (IQIII to [idjoun UlU ualu. fans, however, is health-conscious adults. Soft Ice Cream & Yogurt "nnrrnnV >"Tffl r- "" ninmjnn/4.u ii-^m Krtniiwmlh niiBi Tn faot. a four-ounce serving Q£jjcgzejij^cjg n1 _contains just 265 South Avenuo Nj070rf SHERIFF : : Special Tax UX Na: 1 ti Blook No. 164 Madden and Hotobinho 100 calories, she said, with just 60 calories~in a similar serv- Fanwood • 322-1800 Dlmsnslona ol Lot (ApproxInwIeM 100.00 leet v«t> by 00.00 and Gehlhoua, Altorruya botlonfl. - . ing of the sugar-free variety, sweetened with Aspartane. "BWOne — GT Nearast Croaa'Strsat Skuals on the Southeasterly aide ol CX--1S0-05 (OJ S. CC) But there's a case to be made for good old fashioned, 1037 Hwy. 28 with this ad Open 7 Days INVENTORY CLOSE-OUT Bborrtwiala AWnUe. 00.00 teet torn (he Soulhvwniorty side SS3frt CCM-lTpJuly2S, Aug. 1,l),1(i, UJQI CONFECTIONARY dAshvwodAMnue. creamy ice cream, too. Despite an initial boom in frozen North Branch expires 8-15-91 WAY OF EATING Than Is dua spproxlmaialy 116O.3M0O together with lawful Downtown Highland Park, Rt. 27 725-7358 CONTINUED THIS Warasl ton March 1, 1091 and cost]). And In the sooond yogurt consumption a couple of years ago, many people are plaos unto OOLONIAL NATIONAL BANK the sum ol BOARD OF EDUCATION BOM BW^MBBj OBBCBta OB BOB The *11,ao1.O6 together wth kwtJ Wsresl (rom 11«/aq and oosta. CRAWFORD, NEW JERSEY , switching back to ice cream, said Rich Williams of the Corner NOTICE AND INVITATION TO DID ,\ There la a U legal description ale In the Union County N ConfiSctibnery in Highland Park, which was established in ShsnYsCMoa. . SPECIFICATION NO. 02-7 FRESH Tha Bher* reservas tie Hr>il to ad}oum this sale. 1924 and is the oldest continually-operating ice cream parlor FACTORY WAY OF FEELING RAUfl PROEHUCH IN-DISTRICT REGULAR AND SPECIAL EDUCATION SHERIFF TRANSPORTATION FOHTHri 1001/02 SCHOOL YEAR in New Jersey. Open to the public! Shapiro a Martona, Attya. FRUIT Our Programs CX-MMOrpJ&CC) BIDDERS ARE REBUWEO TO COMPLY WTTH IHE IIEQ- "Yogurt still doesn't sell as much as ice cream, and it's Mattresses and Box Springs Made on the Premises LEARN: 'are'Permanent > ^ CC71WUJutyM8.25, Aug. I.B. 1001 UlRgMENTS OF PS, 107S..C-127. never going to replace ice cream, either," said Williams, Sailed bids wM bo rocolvod by tlui Uou/d ol Education 1 • FROZEN TOGURT Life Style Changes ••Busjnoas Oflloo. 132 ThorWGtruol, Crunford. KJuW Joreoy UltJ FESTIVAL adding that frozen yogurt lost its luster with many former Nutrition Guidance r TOWNSHIP Of CMNFOflO 10:00 A.M. prevailing time on; yogurt eaters alter they began to realize they were canceling lluvc iiulivulual or small OROiNANce NO. B1-Z4 Friday, August 0. 1001. AN .OROiNANC)< ESTABUSH»«3 AQREEMENT8 BETWEEN Spedflcaliorw nwy bo obtaWf ut ITw Bojjd ol Educulion Every Weekend out any savings in calories by continuing to pile rich toppings To Overcome Compulsive . ).',roiip i()inis(.-liii|', Join in;-.- - MUNIC1PA1JT1E3 IN UNION COUNTY, NEW JERSEY. FOH Uuulnoud Olfloe at no cost. Buy Also On Display 16 weeks wciplit. CDiitrnl fctUTUAL POUCS AIO IN EMERQErJCIES, PURSUANT TO Tlio seuiod blda rnoy Ixj clufauiud nuruxully ul tho tirnu and on top of their sundaes. & Binge Eating NJ.SA 4OA:«<-1M.1, ET. SEO. place S|>od(ldd or by tho U.S. Mail. Howovor, DM Board, ol In te g Mir. "s 6uog. Retail Prico " *~"" proKrainv, We're inort' ih.ni BTAYeMENT Education will not bo lusfxxwblo for bio nua cWivodoj und no Williams, who is in business with his mother Eleanor and The loreooing ordinance was BnaHy peued bl a tnooti/.>ti ol bid shall bo hooepUid ultor the Bpociflod timo lor ocHtn-ull bids. family friend Rick Westerhoek, also carries the Elan line of Spill Box Springs GARWOOO E. HANOVER Effective Exercise juM a diet. •' . the Township Commktoe ol Ihe Tov>n>r4p ol Cruntord. N J. on The bids must bo bubiiiillod In u oojlud wivulopo wiUi tlio 1 Tuesday, Jury ZJ, 1801. Fresh Fruit Sundaes rVluttrosses 518 NORTH AVENUE •pecillcntion numbor on tv> outJdj ol tlw or\W)lopo arid bdd-" frozen yogurt; as well as Sedutto's "super-premium" French- 1 310 ROUTE 10 EAST ATTEST: loosed as follows: Box Springs Behavior Modification Arlens M. Olgon Ounlord t3oord ol Education Featuring style ice cream, which uses whole cream and egg yolks. 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ARTIFICLU FOODS! l»ldblt»J4 By Uio 0,oV oltlw DanlordUouidul t-ducuiion "This is our sfeason," Reynolds said, referring to the opp- (908) 753 7192 Mon.-Fri. 10 AVMJ PM • Thurs. 10 AM-8 PM • Sot. 10 AM-5 PM y SS, 1001 MON.-THURS. 10 AM-11 PM EXPRESS ressive 00-degrce heat "The hotter, the muggier, the better." 112 Coupon Expires Aug. 15, 1991 FRI.-SAT. 10 AM-ll:30 PM 246^7373 Maple Avenuo • So. Plalnfield, NJ 07080 A-10 CRANFORP CHRONICLE Thursday, July 25,1991 Thursday .Tn)y AC installer injured while attempting to put out attic fire WELCOME TO THE WORLD A 27-year-old Roselle man was 7:35 p.m. extinguishing the fire which began burning inside the room. Fire inspectors discovered Ken-Gar Bears tally four victories police department's squad room. that the squad room's internal OFTRAVELTIME burned July 17 while-attempting with a two-and-a-half gallon water ] to extinguish a fire that started in extinguisher. Damage was limited Firemen respolia'ed"to"Oiereport~' alarm drd'norw.orkrThereTwetxar WeIo6kjorward~to~&ervtclng-ati~ofyour1ravel needs;—- the attic of a Canterbury Place to the insulation and a back closet at 9:46 a.ra Friday and used ven- no injuries or damage^ reported. in week^)f ^i--Goiiiity Baseball residence. tilators to clear smoke from the * Instant reservations for air major airlines : which was knocked out to check • Search for the lowest applicable airfares Joe Donlon of 314 W. 5th Ave. for smoldering conditions. Light to The Kenilworth-Garwood Bears rolled to their recorded his second win of the season as the Bears was installing an air conditioning moderate smoke damage, was lim- Student attends world affairs seminar •• Instant reservations for all major hotels and cars fourth straight Tri-County Baseball League victory crushed New Providence 14-4 in Kenilworth. The unit at the residence of Nick and ited to the second floor. There • Amtrak, Greyhound and Helicopter service last week by beating North Plainfield 10-8. The three Bears scored 10 runs in the second inning. Catcher Judy Katsikis of 35 Canterbury PL, were no other injuries. Christine-Pipchick, who will be Eastern Europe,-the "new world" • Cruises, Tours, Motorcoach programs other wins were over Watchung Hills 8-0, New Provi- George XJyuer had two doubles and two RBI, Sibilia a senior, in September, at Cranford order" and the environment .-.. : when he ignited the attic insula-- ^Separately, firefighters extin- e Free Ticket-BeHvery and Free SlOO.OOO-flight insurance- dence—14-4r-North—Plainfield--7--4,. improving _the_andPepeJiad.RBIsingles.___ High School, attended a five-day tioh with a torch, according to fire guished a garage fire Friday at Christine, daughter of Margaret • Convenient hours: Daily 9-5:30/Sat. 10-3 team's overall record to 8-4 The Bears need to win Against North Plainfield the Bears trailed 4-3 in 210 Orange Ave. The garage, de- seminar on world affairs last and Robert Pipchick of 107 E. almost all remaining games for a chance at a playoff the top of the fifth inning when third baseman Gus oftlcials. month at University of Wisconsin. Lincoln Ave., was sponsored by As Donlon attempted to extm- • tached from the house, ignited The Bears are in third place, behind second Ciano ignited a four-run rally, leading off the inning 7—Students-from all over tho-Unit-- -€ranfordHflotary-Glub-and-nomi- fyurPersonalizedServicerMakes T 'ranford and first place Westfield. : —;—with a base hit Brian Ifasprzyk-doubled-him-home- guish the fire his" right leg"" after it was struck by lightning/ ed States and Canada attended nated by CHS social studies chair: punched' through the sheetrock fire officials said. There were no The Bears upended Watchung Hills 8-0 in Ken- after a balk to tie the game at 4-4 Greg Marino, the along with students from 50 for- man Joseph Suizzo. She is a mem- next batter, singled home Kasprzyk. Pepe walked ceiling. He bruised his leg, burned injuries reported. Damage was eign countries. The purpose of the ber of National Honor Society, in- ilworth. John Ciravolo tossed a four-hitter and his right arm and received contu- limited to the garage. There was TRAVELTIME fanned 10 battersj for his third straight win and first: and scored along with Marino on Jason Sibilia's dou- seminar was to advance good will ternational relations club, Model Professional Travel Planners ble for a 7-4 lead. Volpe drove in two runs in the sions to his head but declined no report about the extent of and peace through a better under- United Nations and Youth in Gov- shut-out of the season. The Bears scored first with medical treatment from the First damage to contents of the garage 112 E. Broad St. two runs in the fourth inning on a fielder's choice by seventh inning and Mike Gocel drove in one for a standing of world problems. Top- ernment programs, Latin clubv final score of 1.0-8. Greg Marino was the winning Aid Squad, said officials. In a separate incident, firemen ics included the Middle East Math League and field hockey Westfleld • 233-9020 Vinnie Volpe and an RBI single by Joe Tripodi. The Firemen received the report at extinguished a garbage can fire A Whoty Own»d 8ubildl«/y o) DlicovW Ti«vel, Inc. pitcher in relief of Jason Mogensen. Joe Sibilia re- changes in the Soviet Union and team. - Bears scored six more runs in, the sixth on a double lieved Marino in the'seventh for the save. and two RBI by Greg Marino a two-nm single by The annual Tri-County All Star game was played Ciravolo and RBI singles by Volpe, Scott Jankunas under the lights at Rabkin Field in Union. Repre- and Chris Reino. ^ senting the Bears on the Eastern Division squad Against North Plainfield the Bears led 5^4 in the were pitchers Ciravolo and Mogensen, second base- top of the seventh when Volpe's two RBI singles man Volpe and centerfielder Reino. The Eastern Tiny Liechtenstein big on beauty and history sealed the win for the Bears 7-4. Reino was 2-for-3 Division defeated the Western 0-5. Ciravolo was with two RBI and Dave Pepe had an RBI single. named Most Valuable Player for the Eastern All- Jason Sibilia made the defensive play of the game Stars. '-.... This is one in a series of articles about the cities and places to be visited with a shoestring catch in centerfield of a. sinking In the Junior Tri-County All-Star game for 13-14- on the 10-day tour - European Holiday — being offered by Forbes line drive in the fifth, ending a North Plainfield rally year-olds the same night representing Kenilworth Newspapers and Lufthansa German Airlines ' with two men left on base. Jason JMogensen was the were Scott Jankunas, Joe Chrisadore, Mike Gocel, One of the world's most beautiful countries is also one of the smallest winning pitcher for the Bears. " • Chris Reino and Nick Chonko. East again defeated The tiny principality of Liechtenstein, nestled snugly between Austria West 9-4. , and Switzerland, encompasses only about 60 square miles. Bear pitcher Joe Sibilia struck out 10 batters and The country is separated on its western border from the Swiss canton ~of~SL~GaHen by the~Rhine River, its eastern frontier borders the Austrian province of Voralberg.-and its southern boundary is a strip less than ten miles long dividing it from the Grisons of Switzerland. Though small in size, Liechtenstein has history to rival much larger Cranford's town tennis team ners for Cranford included Chris- beating their- opponents 6-4, the countries. The history of the region dates back from tribal settlements, won two of its three opening tincTMorehead, Courtney Silvern, first matches for the young men. particularly those of the Celts which left traces of habitation from as matches, beating Westfield and Silvia Goncalves, Chris Silvern Cranford's team had a rough early as 4000 B.C. Mountainside but losing to Scotch and Randy Werden. Goncalves time with Scotch Plains July 17 About one-fifth of the population engages in agriculture and about Plains. '••'.'' .•':..•'.-•.•' blasted her opponent 6-0 making winning only one match in a 1-6 half are involved in industry and handicrafts, including pottery, textiles The team won 6-4 Friday-over a up for her slow start to the' sea- loss. Mike Elwertowski improved and leather goods. A fourth of the national income is derived from ...... , , • . ' . .. • . ... .••..-' -•' Photo by John Keating tough Westfield team for their son. Silvern. and Werden played his record to 2-0 in his 6-5 win at tough matches and succeeded in postage stamps — many of which are delicate reproductions of paint- IN THE SWIM: Granford Gator Michael-Anne Regan prepares to shove off in the 5.0-yard event at third match of the season. Win- first singles while Cranford had a ings belonging to the royal family. Saturday's meet against Somerset Valley Y. -._ chance to try out doubles teams. Travelers from our area booked on the European Holiday tour will Cranford's team was a little ner- visit Liechtenstein and its 12th century, fairy-tale capital of Vaduz for a vous before its first match July 15; chance to photograph the royal castle and pick up some of its prized however, members played like postage stamps. Meier, Knaus and Hegna set swim seasoned veterans and beat The tour includes round-trip airfare from Newark International Air- Mountainside 4-2. Elwertowski port, accommodations at first class hotels, buffet breakfast and dinner crushed his opponent 6-1 at the daily, ground transportation and sightseeing for just $1,865 per person. records as Gators split two'meets first singles spot Courtney Silv- ern, Marcia Goncalves and Laura For further information regarding the "European Holiday" tour please Three more Gators set team 11-12, Rob Tortorici 100 free and 25 back; 9-10 Shek 50 back; 11-12,' .Macksoud faced tough opponents contact -your local travel agent or call the Romantic Tour Hotline at records last week in dual meets 50 free, Nicole Samartine 100 J. Hegna 50 fly and 50 free, Aaron but overcame their opponents 7-5, (703) 644r3179 or 1-800-523-6767. The qastle of Vaduz, residence of the Reigning Prince of Liechtenstein, dates back to the 12th century. It is on a against Brookside and Metuchen, free; 13-18, Mike Tortorici 200 IM Wright 50 fly and Samartine 50 7-5 and 6-4, respectively. Silvia hillside overlooking the city of Vaduz. bringing the season record to 4-2. and 100 fly and Leslie Hendricks breast; 13-14, J. Snyder 100 breast Goncalves and Christina More- In the 174-100 loss to Brookside, 200 free and 100 back; 8 and and E. Krueger 100 free; 15-18, head lost 5-7 and 4-6 but played Robbie Meier set a new record for under, J. Feinthel 25 breast and Whittington 100 fly, Kristie Meri- well enough to take part in the the 100-yard backstroke at 1:05.5 25 back, Knaus 25 free and 25 fly; cle 100 breast , and Krysia longest matches of the day. in the 13-14 age group and Marcus 940, R. Hegna 50 fly and 50 free, Cierkowski 100 breast The win- Knaus' set the 8-and-under 25- Katie Snyder 50 breast, C. Mil- ning relays were: 8 and under, 100 yard freestyle record with a time kosky 50 back; 11-12, K Milkosky free relay L. Hegna, Allison Mil- Frost places of 15.3. In the. 144-132 win against 50 breast and 50 back, and Haust- kosky, J. Feinthel and C. Wis- Metuchen, Ryan Hegna set the ein 50 back; 13-14, Meier 100 free chusen, 9-12, J. Hegna, C. v • record for the 9-10 age group in and Alyssa Wright 100 back; and Feinthel, R. Tortorici and R. in judo contest (he 50-yard free with a time of, 15-18, Steve Whittington 100 free Hegna, 9-12 free relay, C. Milkosky, and Leslie Hendericks 100 back. Shek, Haustein and K. Milkosky, .-, Craig,Frost,. a fifth grader at Or- 29.8. - . ange Avenue School, placed last 's time to plan your fall Placing first for the Gators at Coming in second or third for 13-18 200 medley relay Whit- tington, Krueger, M. Tortorici and weekend in the National Judo Brookside July 15 were; 8-and- the Gators were: ' 8-and-under, Championship held in Fairlawn, "Hrfder, 25 butterfly Mishelle Span- Cuc'hlej23 fly' and 25 free, and 13-10 200 fre( alay- -III:' Some 700 agca C to 10 cont- ellis and 25. free Carole Wis- Carpenter'25 fly, C. Wischusen 25 Alyssa Wright, J. Snyder, Amy peted in various age and'weight chusen; 9-10, 100 free Ryan breast and 25 back, and L Hegna Hegna and Hendericks. classes. , Hegna; 11-12, 50 free Karen Mil- Frost finished second among 36 kosky. and 50 back Jon Hegna; boys in the 76-to-85-pound class 15-18, 100 breaststroke Leslie for ages 10 to 12. He also was a Hendricks, Cranford playgrounds . memberJof the Hudson Judo As- Second or third went to: &and- The week ol July' 29 to Aug. 2 \A(ill bo Citizens ol the Wook: Jorry Tramltz and sociation team, comprised of five urtders Lindsey Hegna for the 25 Friends Wook. Everyone's Birthday-Awards Choryl Kennedy; high Jump , compotltlon: age groups, which finished third. Escape from the monotonous paved highways of New fly, Gavin Weeks 25 breast, Jackie Ceremony Is set tor Monday Irom 6:30 to 8:30 Michael Rlcahrdson; rotten snoakor compotl- Frost studies judo at Cranford Feinthel 25 free, Ray Mischewitz, p.m. In the Community Contor parking lot. tlon: Nick Cannono. Judo and Karate Center where he Ray Carpenter and Spanellis 25 Rain date Is Tuesday. Field Day Is Wednesday Jersey to the breathtaking rolling green countryside of from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Unaml Park. Rain ORANGE AVENUE SCHOOL is instructed by Yoshisada Yon- back; 9-10, Chris Feinthel 50 date la next Thursday. Citizens of tho Week: Jay. Rlchardolla and ezuka. He also trains at the South breast and 100 free, Li Li Shek Cranlord youth 6 to 14 aro Invited to attend Mandy Koklo; Mandy and Mary Kokla, Scott Plainfield YMCA under Ernie La- 100 individual medley (IM) and 50 and participate. For more Information contact Crawford and Matt LaVogllo, Billy Ramsey and Bate. * GERMANY * AUSTRIA fly, Ed Sweeney 50 breast, Katie playground leader or call the department at And row Ferrott. 709-7283. Special thanks go to Konny Lulz Snyder 50 free, and R. Hegna 50 UNCOLN SCHOOL back; 11-12, Milkowsky in the 100 and Willy Corblslero and .their famlllos for Swim for adults doing a groat Job with their booths at Fair Citizens of tho Week: Mlko Vlttltoe and SWITZERLAND * LIECHENSTEIN IM, J. Hegna 100 free, Linda Night. Maria Vultagglo: baby picture contest: There will be an adult night July Haustein 50 fly, Aaron Wright 50 Suzanno Polst, Jllllan Myers and Billy Crecca; cutest baby winner: Amanda Procacclno; ro- 27 from 9 to 11:30 p.m. at the Cen- ADAMS breast, Joe Muccia 50 breast and cyclo poster contest: Hilary Pease, Melissa tennial Avenue Pools. Entertain- Sign up for a ten-day tour, departing October 14, 1991, 50 back, and Nicole Samartine 50 Citizens ol the Wook: Adam Bucclarolll, Coppola, Kelly Wolle; blko rodoo: best ment will be provided by Sounds free; 13-14, Jessica Snyder 100 fly Jaime Radckovlch; bombardment tournament: dressed blko - Erin Welsh; newspupor toss - by Tania & Joe. This will be a and 100 free, Bob Courtney 100 Dave Ponta,.Willy Corblsloro and Tom Lucash; Chris Vlttltoe, Erin Welsh and John Daly; relay night of Motown music. Admission and enjoy a lifetime of outstanding memories! : reoyclo poster contest: Willy Corblsloro, Carrlu wlnnors - Paul WhHohurst, Mike Vlttltoe, John breast, Erin Burke 100 free, and Rontz, Donna Barrett. Daly, Erin Welsh, Nicky Frangepaul, Brendan fee is $2. Members may bring Steve Spanellis 100 back; 15-18, Muhu, Kelly Wolfo, Chris Vlttltoe and Patrick guests. Here's what the tour offers: Hendricks 100 free. Spanellis, BROOKSIDE Daly. ENVIRONMENTAL TIP • Round:trip airfare on Lufthansa from » Professional multilingual tour manager. Wischusen, Feinthel and Hegna Citizens of the Weak: Nlkkl Flamlnl, Sara SUNNY ACRES _woti the 8-and-under 100 medley Sorlento; recycle poster contest: Joaslca Citizens of tho Week! Eric TardHf and Konny. Photo by Dlano Matflord Contact community leaders and Newark, NJ, including meals and in- ©Touring by deluxe air-conditioned motor- Mahon, Natalie Pappas, Tracy Stommor; bas- Lutz; pot show: best trained dog - Chris WoJ- encourage them to implement a relay. ketball tournament: Suzy Flamlnl, Rob Hub- clak, best behaved pot - Collln and Candl BALANCING ACT: Tommy Tosuksri tries out his roller blades flight entertainment. coaches. On July 17 at Metuchen Gators buch and Andy Hubbuch. Orshak (rabbit), cutest pet - Elizabeth end at playground skating event at the Community Center. recycling program in your areaif ^Touring and airport/hotel transfers by e Pro-rogistration at all hotels. - placing first included Christine Robort Opacity (cat), most unusual pot • none exists. r : UNCOLN PARK: Kenny Lulz (sea monkeys).- private deluxe motorcoach. o Baggage handling, including tips, taxes "MIKosky 1007free "and~50 backr~ • Accommodations in four-star, first-class Y6S! I would like more information about the and service charges. Romantic Europe tour leaving Newark on October 14, 1991. hotels with private bath/shower. Please enter me in the drawing for TWO FREE TICKETSI Tennis talk • Breakfast and dinner daily. • Special dinners in Heidelberg, Lucerne it with good control but alas it will not go very deep Clrclo ono By Frank Hogan USPTR into your opponent's court (Bjorn Borg take note.) and Wiesbaden. 0 days for only Mr Mrs Ms If you want less shock (to your elbow, shoulder and Name < - - -> : Tennis professional EFlKEtiS wrist) you should select a heavier racquet that is o Hearty Bavarian dinner in Munich with Today we will wind up our discussion on racquet live entertainment and beer. Address. more flexible with a good cushioning system (in the ATHLETE OF THE WEEK and staring selection. Since every -racquet represents thrpat, handle and head), has a cushioned grip, a • Visit to the famous Neuschwanstein City and State. a compromise among desired characteristics (power, (as picked by tho sports staff of Forbes Newspapers) control, shock resistance, maneuverability) and evtry less dense string pattern strung at lower pressure. Castle. string represents a compromise between durability If you want a more maneuverable racquet, select a Zip Phone. smaller and" lighter racquet which is head light (bal- ©Guided city sightseeing in Heidelberg, (per person, double occupancy and responsiveness there is no such thing as a rac- lbkSbi Erngloyoos ol Forbos Nowspapors quet-string combination that is perfect for everybody. ance) and which has a more aerodynamic profile •ptus^TGrtnsrtax) aro nofollglblolor tho "drawing:" • First,' let's examine yourlfrze opQons. Racquets" -(easier-to-whip-through4he air)- enburg. All admission fees and tips If you want more-spin, select a racquet with a included. can be roughly classified in size as conventional, 75 Mall to: to 84 square inches (hitting area); mid-size, 85 to 94 more open string pattern and have it strung with Romantic European Tour square inches, mid-plus, 95 to 104 square inches; thinner strings at lower pressures. So there are literally"thousa.nds of possible differ- P.O. Box 2282 oversize, 105 to 114 square inches; oversize plus, 115 Devon Murray, a fifth grader at Orange Av- Springfield, VA 22152 square inches and up. The, average size now being. ent combinations of racquets, strings and string pres- sold is in the neighborhood of 100 square inches and sures. If you are still of bit bewildered after knowing enue School, led the Cranford Magic to win the the single most popular size is 110 square inches. all this, you may find some comfort in knowing that Division 5 Soccerama by scoring seven goals In DrawStig for Free Trip for Two One entry per In strings, the sizes are 15, 16 and 17 gauge (15 almost everyone else is in the same boat two games. Devon currently Is a center half on Send for more informsltion and we'll enter your name in a family please. gauge is the thickest and most durable) as well as My suggestion is to get a good inexpensive (around the Mid-New Jersey Regional Select Team. random drawing for TWO FREE TICKETS for the Romantic 15L, 16L and 17L The "L" sizes are a few thousands $50) racquet like the new widebody Prince Pro 110 Tour. If you have already paid for the tour, and you win, your of an inch thinner than the standard sizes. and use it with good stroking techniques until you money will be refunded. For more information about this tour, If you want to get more power, you should select a can beat all your friends (or everybody at your club). racquet that is larger (hitting area) and stiffer (wide- Then if you have extra money and want to buy a please contact your local travel agent or call the Romantic Tour body racquets arc stiffer) as well as being head racquet which will better suit your particular style of Hotline at 1 -800-523-6767. heavy (balance) and with a more open string pattern play, go to a good pro shop where a lot oi' demos are (few strings). Also select thinner strings strung at available. Carefully explain to the pro the type play- lower pressure. Now if you have a racquet with all of er you are (i.e. baseliner, serve and volleyer, touch SINCE these power enhancing characteristics and take a player, all court player, etc.) and carefully try out the 1909 good full swing at the ball you will probably (unless ones he or she recommends. you have a perfect swing) hit the ball well past the Next: How to give younger children (ages 2 to 6) a baseline (if not over the rear fence). head start in tennis. If you are most concerned with better contact, .you Frank Hogan teaciies beginners' temiis credit cours- SPORTING GOODS CO. should select a small racquet (less hitting area), a es at Kean College and is tennis instructor at Cranford A community service made possible by Forbes Newspapers and Lufthansa. less stiff racquet, one with a denser string pattern Swimming Club, He is available for private and group YOUR SPORTING GOODS COMPLEX and strung at higher string pressures. If you find a lessons on strokes or strategies on a year round basis 513 W. UNION AVE., (RT. 28) BOUND BROOK, NEW JERSEY/201-356-0604 racquet with all of these characteristics to improve oJ various locations. For inj'orrnaiion coil 276-7990 Mon., Tues., Tliurs., Fri. 8:30 A.M. to 9 P.M./Wcd. & Sat. 8:30 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. your control and take a swing at the ball, you will hit jroni 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. B-2 CRANFORD CHRONICLE Thursday July 20,1991 Thursday July 95 1991 CRANFORD CHRONICLE B 3" Cranford Baseball League tournaments then sent Baran homo with the go-ahead, CRANFOHDJja, jSOirnH[HUNTER DONJ3 ford scored twice as Chris Baran doubled and CranfOfd 11s won again by the i'ti-nui rulo "scorecTctrr Craig "Frost's-slnglsr-frost Then- gam8^p In four innings as they continued as one of scored on a bases loaded walk to Bobby the fifth, a super play by Pat Maher prevented two unbeaten teams In the 10-team Reading- Haber. In the fifth Cranford picked up four an E.B. rally as he fielded a grounder at sec- CRANFORD 8, CHATHAM 5 ton tourney. more runs as Rob Segear was hit by-a (Sitch, ond. tagged the runner who was running at Cranford 12s opened their second tournoy Chris Faftoute was the hitting star with, a Tom Lucash doubled and Frost then tripled him, then threw to first to complete double this season In Readlngton against Chatham. , monstrous home run over the left field fence. home Segear and Lucash, Terry Donovan play. Hitting stars (or Cranford were Jeffrey Weber, Chris Thee collected three RBI on a double walked and stole second as Frost stole home. East Brunswick once again threatened In Ryan Matlosz and Brendan Keeley. and two singles. '3oe De Candla ripped a two- . Pat Maher doubled Donovan home. tho sixth, but the rally was nipped on great After tha first Inning both teams were held run single to ranter while Brian Welngart dou-" in the Kenllworth fifth Mark Armento plays by Rob Segear at short, who made an scoreless.' Leading off thesecond, Matlosz bled horns two runs with*-shot to tha:fence.: uaached an A fleide^s .choicejnd_scoredj>n outstanding p]ay ranging Into center field on walked! Weber doubled to tho tenco. Josh Kevin Feeloy doubled oft the centerfleld fence Jim Swelgalt's triple. Cranford ended the scor- an over the^houider catch; Later In the Inning Evans singled home Matlosz and Weber stole and singled scoring twice. Pat Pepe also had ing In the sixth as Kevin Fontana doubled; Eric Schrelber throw out Czyk at third on a home. Andy Jobe lod off the third with a sin- a perfect day scoring twice on two sharp sln- Segear, Lucash, Baran, Frost and Donovan all squlbber In front on the plate. Lucash then gle, Keeley doubled and Weber hit a two-run gle3. Chris Flamlnl singled In his orily plats received consecutive walks. Maher singled a beared down and struck out the last batter appearance and also turned in a aetensrve pair. Thn Cianfuni pitching staff of Bui an and ~witlwii i the tyinyg and wlrmtng-funs-aboardr-Barag n runs on one hit In the third. Gregory Bazllus' gem with an unassisted double play. Rich Lucash recorded nine strikeouts In the'vlctory. and Lucash combined fof r hth e victorit y as"" t theh y reached on an error to • start off the fifth. Horn and Joe McComb both singled and scattered live hits and struck'out five; Chatham got two more runs on one hit to trail scored twice. CRAHFCP.D 12, EAST BRUNSWICK 0 « IS EMPLOYEE OWNED Cranford by only ong run. Cranford got two Cranford 10s forced a final game wtth East 8-year-olds __ hjns In the»slxth. Philip Gallllot sln- CRANFORD 14, WESTFIELD 12 Brunswickby defeating the team 12-O In the- -«^}ted but was left on base. CRANFORD 13, BERKELEY HEiGHTS 10 The defending champs opened play In- tho Rosalie Park championship round. Three pitchers combined for a three-hitter. Cranford 83 came back from a disastrous' double elimination round 6f the playoffs with a In the first,Cranford exploded for six runs,, Eric Messner pitched the first three allowing first inning to defeat Berkeley Heights 13-10 In 14-12 blasting of Westfleld. Tho 12-team tour- as Pat Maher, walked and scored as Rob Seg- three run's. Brian Cumlskey, pitched the next ; ney Is down to tho top four teams after a five- ear ripped a trlplp Into 'right-field: Tom Lucash the Fords TournamenL ,' two Innings giving up two runs. Keoloy re- game round robin. walked and Chris Baran slnglod homo Sog- Chris Renaud started for Cranford, suffered 4 corded his second save of the tournament Cranford's offense slugged Wostfleld pitch- ear; Tim Meyer walked and Kevin Fontana control problems, allowing five walks, striking pitching the final Inning with no runs and ers for 16.hits Including a two-run homer by singled homo Baran. Maher. batting for the out one. Jon Martin relieved In the first and Messner chalked up his third win for 3-0. Andy Nordstrom. Brian Welngart stroked three second time In the Inning, blasted a doublo, was tagged for four hH3 before getting the last singles arid a Double with two RBI. Rich Horn driving home Meyer and Fbhtana. •;, . two outs. Cranford answered with three runs CRANFORD 6, WOODBRIDQE 3 doubled and singled tallying home three runs. In the third Cranford plckod up two more In the first on walks to Renaud, Buddy Roach 125% PRICE • Cranford played host to Woodbridge in the Kevin Foeloy doublod. "singled twice and runs, coming close to Babe Ruth's "calling his , and Daniel Holmstottor, and hits by Jimmy • If attir purchasing Ore* at 8T8, you find a lowar prica on lh« urm tires within 30 days and tho tires are In stock ready for mountlnB, limply bring us a copy ol your in»olc« and w will refund 125% of th« dlffareno of ttw con of the Ures. first round of the Fords Invitational Tourna- drove home two runs. Matt Porter and Joe shot" during the 1932 World Series between Baker, Ryan Schmltt and Martin. Martin ment. Cranford turned In two double plays. McComb both doublod home runs. Kevin the N.Y. Yankees and Chicago Cubs, an at bounced back from his rocky start and his After Woodbridge scored a run In the top of O'Donnell ripped two singles. Chris Faltoute bat that ended with Ruth's driving tho ball Into team produced three third Inning runs. the first Inning Cranford exploded for five runs and Brian Belme both slnglod and scored. the Wrigley Field grandstand for a homer. In With Baker on tho mound for Cranford, Ber- on four hits to take the lead and never look Rich Horn pitched the final three Innings the third Lucash walked and 'Chris Baran keley Holghts scored a run In the fourth. Cran- EXPRESS TIRE SER VICE, STS VALUE PACK AGE back. Josh Evans walked on four straight llrrihlng Wostfleld to two runs without a hit stepped up to the plate. Reading the homo ford finally took the lead with seven runs In LOOK FOR THE STS® COMPUTERIZED WHEEL • ALL WHEELS HAND TORQUED balls, Andy Jobe walked, Gregory Bazllus hfra run sign from his third, base coach. Baran the top of the fourth. Chris-64ssner, Renaud TIRES INSTALLED IN 45 MiNUTES OR LESS. ^ two run triple, Brendan Keeley Walked and while striking out four batters which enabled BALANCING • FREE TIRE DISPOSAL the Cranford team to overcome a 10-0 deficit. drove tho next, pitch deep over tho loft flold and Baker walked, loading the bases. Schmltt 'EARLYBIRD KEYDROP BOX", stole second and then Jeffrey Weber laced a fence. In the third, Eric Schroibor, Segear, cloarod tho bases with a single, going to sec- OR YOUR STS.VALUE PACKAGE IS FREE! i TUBELESS VALVE ASSEMBLY . STS. NO HASSLE GUARANTEE' two-run double to centorfield scoring Bazllus CRANFORD 8, BERKELEY HEIGHTS 1 Lucash and Baran' singled; Schrolber and ond on tho throw. Roach singled. Michael (PER TIRE VALUE 517:45) ' TIRE PROJECTION POLICY (PER TIRC ONLY S"| 745.MO.ST.CAB.S).. and Keeley. Brian Cumlskey got a single driv- Segear scorod. Jason Harris was hit by a j Cranford 11s played their finest game to Snyder bunted, bringing In Schmltt and mak ing In Weber. Eric Messner singled and Evans pitch, and Fontana singled home Lucash. In date as they played (lawless defense, domi- jhg It safely to first. Helmstetter walked to load walked but both runners wars stranded. In the tho fourth, Cranford took advantage of tho 12- nating.pitching and power hitting B3 they em- tho basos and Erik Boll cleared them with a ; fifth Cranford got one more run -os Andrew run rule as Mahor Walkod and Segear slnglod. • barrassed a Berkeley Heights team which had ' doubler After a scoreloss fifth, BakerholdBer-~ Rr LIKE SONf Scott Pender, in dad's jersey, Schmltt singled, • Philip Gallliot walked and Lucash walked and ^Baran singled homo |ust captured tho Clark Tournament champi- koloy Holghts to one run In the sixth, ending Evans singled home Schmrtt. Mahor. shows off tricycle race trophy. onship.. Kevin, Foeley, and Brian Bolrne com- Jhe gamo. Bazllus recorded his socond win of the year bined to limit Berkeley Heights to a lone sin- Cranford pitchers handled tho four-Inning Matt Ronaud and Billy Walsh played well in pitching three Innings. David Markowltz BECAUSE SO MUCH IS RIDING ON YOUR TIRES® gle while striking out seven batters. game with Baran and Lucasrj scattorlng_two loft and right, respectively. Catcher Snyder • pitched two and two-thirds Innings giving up Chris Thee and Chris Faltpuio had tremen- , hits and striking out seven. This set tho stage combined with third baseman Helmstetter to Son follows dad's tracks one run. Keeley got his third save and second for a one-game championship, of the day pitching the last out of the game. dousi defensive gamo for tho host team. Pat nab'a runner trying to steal third; Rlghtflelder With bases loaded Keeley got tho batter to Pepo and Rich Horn both blasted long two- JSchmitt grabbed a lino drive on one hop and Cranford's Scott Pendfer, 4, displays his trophy and sports dad's run homers with Horn also collecting a double CRANFORD 4..BERKELEY HEIGHTS 3 ; threw to Baker to nab iho batter at first. ^ MICHELHN MIICHELIN MICHELIN 1 ground out to Justin. Matuslak who stepped : Cranford 1 bs literally stole tholr way Into thec : Schwinn jersey after capturing the.4-year-olds tricycle event at on third to end the game. and slnglo. Brian Wolngart continued his hot wltb two slnglos In two at bats. Kevin" • . CRANFORD 3, CLARK 0 HIGH PERFORMANCE O'Donnell laced a double^ and a slnglo and feating Berkeley Heights 4<3. Premium All Season IMPORT SIZE ULTRA PERFORMANCE CRANFORD 4, EAST BRUNSWICK 2 ' Cranford 8-yoar-olds won tho Roselle Park ALL SEASON Scott's dad, John, wore this jersey in the 1976 Olympic Trials scored a run. Kovln Feoloy and Chris Thee Jn the lop of tholr sixth and down by two, Steel Belted Radial STEEL BELTED RADIAL STEEL BELTED RADIAL In the championship round of the Rosello Tournamont, defeating Clark 3-0. Pitchers Jon STEEL BELTED RADIAL and in races against such greats as Tour de France winner Greg both hit home runs. Joo McComb, Joo Do- Tom Lucash walkod and scorod as Chris SIZE BLACKWALL SIZE : BLACKWALL Park Tournament, Cranford 12s had to beat Martin, Chris Renaud and Jimmy Bakor SIZE WHITEWALL SIZE BLACKWALL LeMond, Olympic gold medalist Eric Heiden and in multi- Candla and Andy Nordstrom singled. Baran blastod a doublo. Baran stole third and pitched two Innings apiece and stymied the 165/70R13. 64.95 183.95 East Brunswick twice In order to take first than Pat Manor walkod .sotting up tholr 1-3. P155/80R13 : 39.95 P185/60HR14 1T4.95 205/55VR16 national world class competition. Pender retired from cycling in place.. With the victory, Cranford Is assured to Clark offense. Cranford hurlers held the op- P185/75H14 67.95 175/70R13 67.95 ; 124.95 225/5QVR16 200.95 roach tho championship gamo with tho only Mahor, tho crafty voloran, drew a throw to 185/70R13 69.95 . P19S/60HR15 1981 after 18 years and compiling enough training miles to have Cranford started the first Inning with a lead- position to throe hits and five base runners. P195/75R14 69.S5 131.95 245/45VR16 231.95 undofoatod record. Aftor sovon games Cran- socond baso that went Into centortiold. Baran P205/75R14 71.95 185/70R14 71.95 P205/60HR15 off walk by Andrew Schmltt who then ad- Cranford oponed the scoring In tho third on 195/70R14 74.95 137.95 245/50VR16 212.95 gone five times around the world. ford's toam batting avorago Is .455 with throo scorod on tho play. As Maher kopt running to P205/75R15 72.95 P215/60HR15 vanced to second on a wild pitch and took a slnglo by Craig Gorczyca followed by a trlplo 205/70R14 75.95 125.95 255/50VR16 229.95 players —O'Donnoll, Horn and DeCandlo—all third tho throw again was nilsplayod and 73.95 P21S/65HR15 Dad's view: "I won't push the sport on Scott" third as Gregory Bazllus reaohed on on error. by Chris Gossner. Jon Martin doubled In tho hitting .500 or better and Wolngart loading tho Mahor crossod homo with tho go-ahoad run. Scott's view: "I want to try bicycle racing again because.it's fun." With Bazllus stealing second, the catcher tried fourth and tookjthlrd on an error, but did not attack with a .714 batting avorago, This was tho break that Cranford needed, as to throw behind the runner with the ball going Rob Sogoar shut down tho scrappy Berkeley scoro. In the fifth, Cranford loaded the bases Into loftflold scoring Schmltt and Bazllus. With on slnglos by Gorczyca, Billy Walsh and WESTFIELD 3, CRANFORD 1 Heights toam In tho bottom of the sixth to tako Cranford loading 2-0 In the third Ryan Matlosz tho victory. Gossner. A run scored on Chris Renaud's hit a solo home run to give Cranford the need- With its back to the wall With ono loss " grounder to third. Cranford's third run came In Cranford's other run camo In tho second as ^ 55,000 MILES ? "WORLDWIDE ORIGINAL EQUIPMENT LEADER" Girls' softball ed run. Easi Brunswick scored two runs In tho against an undefeated Cranford toam, Wost- tho sixth whon Martin singled, Daniel Holm- Sogoar Glnglod, Lucash walkod, both runnors fourth to make the score 3-2. PInch-hlttor field caught Cranford flat and wont on to stottor walked and Walsh slnglod, bringing oxocutod, a doublo stoal, and Segoar then Dave Markowltz hit a controversial home run squeak by tho homo team 3-1. Martin homo. scorod on a Holder's cholco by Baran. Borke- to centerfold. The fourth run gave Cranford a Brian Bolrno and Rich Horn combined to Skuocesmne DIAMONDS 5, MARLTON 3 ROSELLE PARK 20, DIAMONDS 19 loy Heights scorod all of Its runs In tho third. The victory was Cranford's second con- little breathing room In tho bottom half of tho limit Wostflold to eight hits and one oarnod Cranford Diamonds defeated fourth,sodded The Diamonds lost p heart breakor In the Cranford pitching was handled by Lucash and socutlvo tournamont win, following Its succoss S475 S471 HP22 DESERT DUELER Inning. Also hitting for Cranford were Jeffrey run over six Innings. Joo DoCandla lod Cran- In Clark. Othor toam members, all of whom mtuiioM 5-3 In iim Edison 1 Z-and-under tour- oponlng gamo of the Union Tournament whon ford battors with two hits and tho only RBI. Sogoar who scaltorod fivo hits and rocordod PREMIUM ALL SEASON IMPORT SIZE ALL SEASON SPORT PERFORMANCE D691 nament All flvo Cranford runs wore scored In Weber, Brendan Keeloy, Matlosz and Schmltt. contributed to tho victory, Include Michael Rosolle Park rallied for six runs In tho bottom Othor hitters woro Brian Wolngart, Kevin Foo- 11 strikeouts. This victory propollod tho 10s STEEL BELTED RADIAL STEEL BELTED RADIAL ALL SEASON LIGHT TRUCK ALL SEASON the fourth Inning and came after two outs. Bazllus picked up the win. going four In- Snydor, Matt Ronaud, Josso Androws, Buddy of tho seventh to hip Cranford 20-19. Nlcold loy, Chris Thoo and Chris Faltouto. Into tho finals against East Brunswick. BLACKWALL STEEL BELTED RADIAL Lauren Porter, Mary Koklo and Karon Mllkosky nings. Keeley picked up the save pitching two Roach, Erik Boll and Ryan Schmltt. SIZE' WHITEWALL SIZE STEEL BELTED RADIAL. Allen lod the attack going 3-for-3 Including a With the Wostflold win, tho two teams havo 46.95 165/70HR13 54.95 SIZE BLACKWALL WHITE each singled. Abby Dreyer drew a walk and perfect Innings. . ;• ' *• • P155/B0R13 pair of booming triples. Mlchollo DoVlto and Identical won-loss records and will play a final CRANFORD 13, BERKELEY HEIGHTS 0 54.95 . 175/70HR13 56.95 75.95 Jannlfer Sands and Sue Matz each hit clutch EDISON 13, CRANFORD 12 P165/80R13 P185/60TR14 SIZE PLY LETTER Katlo Donnelly chipped In with two hits while gamo for tho 12-toam tournoy championship. Cranford 10-yoar-olds avongod a 4-3 loss to P175/80R13 55.95 185/70HR13 63.95 P195/60TR14 77.95 LT215/75R15 6 109.95 doubles. Noreen Rollly, Mogan Ughtcap, Lauren Weiss CRANFORD 5, EAST BRUNSWICK 1 Borkoloy Holghts In tho Clark Tournament by Cranford took a tough loss In tho 8-yoar- P185/80R13 57.95 185/70HR14 66.95 P195/G0Trm 79.95 LT235/75R1S 6 119.95 Dreyer went tho distance for the Diamonds Only minutes after a nervo-racklng gamo 195/70HR14 69.95 and Jill Knight had one hit each. CRANFORD 4, HILLSBOR0UQH 2 soundly dofoatlng them 13-0 In the socond olds' division of tho Fords Tournament, falling P185/75R14 62.95 P205/60TR15 83.95 31X1050R15 6 129.95 striking out eight. .,••';' Cranford had to play East Brunswick again. round of tho Rosollo Park Tournament. to Edison 13-12., ..••'. •,.- . P195/7SR14 63.95 P215/60TR15 89.95 32X1150R15 6 139.95 Cranford opened play In tho 10-team Road- P205/75R14 33X1250R15 6 149.95 LONG ISLAND 5, DIAMONDS 4 With tho championship game on the lino, In tho first, Cranford scorod onco a3 Rob Cronford scorod two In tho first whon jlrrjmy 68.95 * Cranford had Eric Mossnor onjho hill. Ington Round Robin Tournoy with a hard P205/76R15 72.95 SIZE PLY BLACKWALL DIAMONDS 14, COLONIA10. :.. In tho second, gamo of tho Union Tourna- Sogoar reached on a fioldor's cholco and- Bakor and Ryan Schmltt walkod, advanood on - East Brunswick took an oariy 1-0 load In tho fought victory ovor a huge, pltchlng-rlch P215/75R1S Cranford Diamonds advancod through tho mont Cranford' droppod another one^run scored on consecutive-walks to Tom Lucash, stolon basos, and woro driven In on Jop-fylat i.T235/85R16 10 ' 156.95 first Inning. In tho third Cranford exploded for squad from Hlllsborough. first round of tho Sayrevlllo Tournament'by gamo when, a last Inning rally fell short. Long Craig Frost and Terry Donovan. In the socond tin's slnglo. Edison camo back wlthJogr In tho four runs to tako tho load for good. With the fat Pepe took the mound. for Cranford, beating Colonla 14-10. Cranford oponod tho bland took an early two-run load, scoring sin- Tim Moyor doublod and Bobby Habor slnglod, bottom of tho Inning. Cranford took the load In scoring with two runs In tho first Inning whon first two battors out. Andrew Schmltt walkod, pitching four and a third Inning's, allowing only gle runs In tho socond and third Innings. Sogoar, Baran and Frost all waikod scoring tho socond. Craig Gorczyca and Daniel H6lm- Sue Mate and May Kachooglan stolo homo. Andy Jobe' singled, Gregory Bazllus slnglod throo hits and ono run. Rich Horn plckod up rrnnfnrrl tinH thn OTrt nt 7-7 In thn fourth,, twlco. In the third. Pat Mohor and Mover sln- stotter walkod. Eric Boll singled Gorczyca tny Sdiinllt. Tliun with tlm sioio:1"1 Dror thn inun plirhlnfj thn'flnnl twn Innlnflq The Diamonds' added four more runs In-tho Lauren' Weiss led off with a Walk and carne^ gled; Mahor scored on Kovln Fontana's fiold- homo. Josso Androws walkod. Bases loaded -dan-KealeyJaced-a_lr2_pltch ovoMho loft field Cranford was lod at tho plato by Rich Horn ~T/>» RADIALS, AMERICA'S FAVORITE PERFORMANCE IIHbS "second Inning oh singles by Christino Cavic- around to scoro on Nicole Allen's triple. Suc- or's cholco. In tho fifth Cranford 10s oxplodod walks to Mlohaol Snydor, Chris Gossner-and fdnce Just missing the foul polo glvlng~Cran-— -Wilh two slnglo3_and a run scorod. Brian chloll, Jennifer Sands, Matz, Kachooglan and cosslve walks to Both Koohler, Melissa Murray -for—tilno-aun-L to put tho flamo In tho win Chrls_RomuigLbrought-thre8 more-home. Edl ford a 4-1 lead. Koeley doubled In tho fifth Bolrho plckod up a bTg'RBrbyrgottlnghit-wlth- Lauren Porter. Colbnla kept coming back and and Jill Knight forced In the. socond run. A column. . •" "Son scored six In the bottom of the third. In driving In Schmltt Who also doublod. a pitch with tho bases loaded. Chris Faltouto BFGoodrich BFOoodrich eventually tied the score at 9 attar six Innings. throe-run homer put tho Express Up by three Pitching was handlod by Baran and Lucash tho fourth Cranford loaded tho ba3es when BFGoodrich had a big day scoring twice and catching Tho Diamonds broke the game open In tho going Into tho seventh. In the seventh. Mlch- Mossner pHchod two and a third Innings who combined to throw a two-hitter. Holmstettor and Boll walkod and Andrews waa RADIAL T/A TRAIL T/A seventh Inning with five runs whon Abby Droy- giving up one run. Ho oludod a big first Inning Hlllsborough sleeping with an Important delay GT4 •H/T ollo DoVito and Noreen Rollly walkod and ad- hit by a pitch. Snydor knocked In two with a RV ft LIGHT TRUCK er_and_..Qo.bblo__NpbJp_oachi _s]nglod,_ Josblca whonJEast Brunswick had basos load and no stoal of.thlrd basoand eventually scorod on a ECONOMY ALL SEASON SPORT PERFORMANCE vanced a base on Elloqn Losl's ground out.— CRANFORD 4, EAST BRUNSWICK 3 slnglp. Cranford camo back In tho sixth with ALL SEASON ALL SEASON ._•.1... Pastoro walked,. Karen Mllkosky and Allison outs, allowing his opponents to score only dbfohslvo mlsplay. Joo Do Candla nnd Kovln STEEL BELTED RADIAL ALL SEASON"•-—-:- Both runners scored on Katlo Donnelly's Cranford 10s successfully dofondod tholr two runs to tlo tho scoro at 12. Edison scorod STEEL BELTED RADIAL STEEL BELTED RADIAL Gonovoso singled and Kachoogian doublod. once. David Markowltz pitched throO and two- WHITEWALL STEEL BELTED RADIAL clutch single. Donnolly promptly stolo second Fooloy slnglod. In tho last of tho sixth on two walks and a SIZE SIZE WHITEWALL third Innings of scoreless ball tq help Cran- championship roputatlon In tho Rosollo Park WHITE WHITE and third. Weiss again walked and stole sec- Tournamont, by dofoatlng Ea3t Brunswick 4-3 slnglo to win tho gamo. P155/80R13 29.95 P185/75R14 52.95 DIAMONDS 23, NORTH EDISON 6 ford's 12-year-olds Win first place for tho first P18S/75R14 38.95 SIZE LETTER SIZE PLY LETTER ond to put tho tying and winning runs on baso In tho finals. Jon Martin, Chris Honaud and Jimmy Bakor P195/75R14 - time In tholr tournament play. P195/75R14 39.95 53.95 P205/70SR14 73.95 2O5/7SR15 SSLL 78.95 Cranford Diamonds boat North Edison 23-6 with only ono out. 10-year-olds pltchod for Cranford. Martin went two-thirds of ' P205/75R14 75.95 In tho first Cranford scorod two as Tom P205/75R15 43.95 56.95 P215/70SR14 235/7SR15 XXLL 99.95 In tho Sayrevlllo Tournament. In tha third in- P21S/75RI5 45.95 81.95 Tho Express relief pitcher struck out tho Lucash slnglod and Chris Baran loggod out an Inning, allowing ono hit, five walks and four P205/75R15 59.95 P225/70SR15 30X950R15 6 104.95 ning Nicole Samartlno smacked a solo homo runs. Ronaud pitched two and one-third, strik- ^, P215/7SR15 P235/70SR15 84.95 next two Diamond batters to end the Inning. CRANFORD 10, KENILWORTH 1 an Insido tho park homo run. In trnSJbottom of SIZE BLACKWALL 61.95 31X1050R15 6 112.95 run straight to contprfleld. In tho fifth tha Dia- 11-year-olds Ing out fivo, allowing sever! walks, two hits P255/70SR15 96.95 .. Cranford. 10s poworod thoir way Ihto tho tho Inning East Brunswick took tho load with P175/70SR13 33X1250R15 6 128.S5 monds scored six rung, Included singles by and six runs. Bakor pitched tho final two and a - 39.95 BURLINGTON 12, DIAMONDS 4 CRANFORD 13, SOUTH COUNTY 3 Rosollo Pork Tournamont by dofoatlng Kon- throo runs. InMho fourth and down by one, P185/70SR13 43.95 Jennifer Sands and Mary Kokie, a walk to third, striking out flvo and giving up four hits, Cranford fell to eventual tournament cham- Cranford 11's continued to win In the 10- llworth 10-1.' . Lucash and Baran rlppod back to back dpu- P1B5/70SR14 47.95 Samartlno, and slnglos by Hoathor White, two walks and throe runs. Buddy Roach, Billy pion Burlington 12-4 In a game that was clos- With tho gamo scorolo3s In tho fourth. Cran- blos, Lucash scoring with Baran's. Tim Meyer Karon Mllkosky, Diana Dollard and Suo Matz. toam Roadlngtori tourney with a convincing Walsh and Matt Ronaud addod flno dolari3o. Tho Diamonds added 10 runs in the Beventh or than tho scoro Indicates. Tho Diamonds 13-3 trounclng-of- South-County In e gamo scorod two In the first. Mlchollo DoVlto lod off t res tone whon after two outs Matz slnglod to start the shortened by tho 10-run rulo. Brian Wolngart rally. She also doubled later In the Inning. with a walk and Immediately slolo socond. and Pat Popo shared mound dutlos, limiting "90 DA YS SAME AS CASH WITH FIRESTONE CREDIT CARD" Othor hits Includod slnglO3 by Erica Platt, Sho advanced to third on Noroon Rollly's sac- tholr opponents to four hits and throe runs. ^^ggg^^a^ Christine CavHcclloll and Milkosky. Jessica rifice bunt. Megan Ughtcap drow another Brian Wolngart load a 12-hlt .assault with a Pastoro,.,Lauren Porter, Hoathor Whito, Diana walk. Both runnors scorod on Katlo Donnolly's slnglo and double with an RBI. Matt Portor single. Tho Diamonds addod slnglo runs In Dollard and Debbie Noble ulso reached base lined a sharp slnglo to right collecting two RBI tho fourth and filth koyod by hits by Jill Knight, ATX II ALL TERRAIN and scored. While pitcher Pat Popo blasted a double to FR480 FIREHAWKFTX Mollssa Murray and Adrlonno Potrino. FR721 —Dollard lod the Diamond defense striking scoro a run. Andy Nordstrom, Joe McComb SPORT PERFORMANCE LIGHT TRUCK ALL SEASON ALL SEASON PREMIUM ALL SEASON STEEL BELTED RADIAL out tlvo In going tho distance. Othor strong and Rich Horn also picked up run scoring STEEL BELTED RADIAL STEEL BELTED RADIAL ALL SEASON dofonstvo performances wore by Matz In short CLIFTON 12, DIAMONDS 6 . slnglos, Chris Flamlnl, Kovln Fooley, Chris STEEL BELTED RADIAL SIZE WHITEWALL WHITE field and Kachooglan at first baso. Tho Diamonds again saw a last-Inning rally SIZE PLY LETTER Faltouto, Joe Do Candla and Brian Bolrno all SIZE BLACKWALL fall short against tho Clifton Charmors. Trailing slnglod to add to tho offonso. P189/70R14 79.95 P205/75R15 SL 89.95 P185/75R14 58.95 P205/70R14 841)95 P215/60TR14 73.95 DIAMONDS 12, EAST BRUNSWICK 1 12-2, Both Koohlor, Jill Knight and Rachol P19S/76R14 59.95 P215/7SR15 SL 72.95 P215/70R14 87.95 P19S/60TR15 65.95 P225/75R15 SL Cranford Diamonds advancod to tho somifi- Sovors walkod to load tho basos lor Katlo CRANFORD 17, TEWKSBURY 11 P205/75R14 64.95 P205/60TR15 75.95 P205/70R15 89.95 69.95 P235/7SR1S SL 79.95 nal round of tho Sayrovlllo Tournament with a Donnolly who blasted a basos-cloarlng trlplo. Cranford 11s plckod up 1helr third victory P205/75R1S 68.95 P215/60TR15 74.95 P215/70R15 93.95 P235/75R15 XL B9.95 12-1 victory over East Brunswick. Tho Dla- Lauron Wolss followed with a doublo but Was without a tournoy loss with a win ovor Towks- P21S/75R15 69.95 P225/60TR15 79.95 lelt etranded a9 the Charmer dofoneo Gllflonod- SIZE PLV BLACK rnondsoponod tho scoring withrihroa runs in bury. Wttrr Cranford tailing 4-1 after fourln- WALL trio socond Inning. Lauron Portor took a walk. to record tho final out. nlnga of play tho offonso oxplodod for 14 runs LT235/8SR16 10 "Nicokt-Stuitaitlne and Hoalher Whlto followed 119.95 in tho fifth Inning on 13 hte. In thl3 unbollov- The"GLADSTONE" R4S TREAD DESIGN with back-to-back doublos, Karon Mllkosky DIAMONDS 21, PATERSON 10 ablo Inning all runs wero oarnod with Tewks- walkod and Abby Dreyor doublod. Tho Dia- With tho gamo tied at 6, Cranlord exploded bury Issuing only two walks-whllo not commit- monds addod nlno more runs in third Inning with 10 runs In tho fourth to pul tho gamo out ting.a slnglo error. on slngloa by Mary Koklo and May Kachoo- ol roach. Both Koohlor lod off with a slnglo Rich Horn was ono of many batting stars IRELLI glan. Samartlno, Whito, Mllkosky and Allison and Michelle DoVito, Noroon Rollly and hitting a.doublo and throo slngloa driving "ORIGINAL EQUIPMENT ON THE WORLDS FINEST" Gonovoso also addod hits. Suo Matz doublod Mogan Ughtcap followed with slngloa. A trlplo homo throo runs. Chris Flamlnl also starrod at ( In tho Inning and Droyor and Stophanlo Gllon by Katlo Donnolly cloarod tho bases. Con- tho plato with an RBI on a long trlplo and two also rouchod buuo. secutive doublos by Nlcolo Allon. Elloon Losl slnglos. Chrl3 Thoo tripled homo throo runs In 8 x6' Installed Droyor lod tho dofonso, striking out four and Adrlenno Potrlno, followod by slnglos by tho big fifth. Brian Wolngart collected two RBl' Wood Shed HBBBELILe ovor tho lour-lnnlng gamo. Lauron Wolss, DoVlto and Rollly completed with a slnglo and double. Matt Portor hit u P600 tho big Inning. Loading hittora for the Dia- 108-foot double for two.RBI with Joo DoCon- P5 P8 monds woro DoVlto, Rollly and Donnolly fol- • Sldlnfl - 6/0i " T-1-11 . 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ANTOItD CHRONICLE Thursday July 25,1001 Thursday July 25,1001 CRANFORD CHRONICLE B Pastor returns Troop 178 returns from week of camping Boy Scout•* •Troo p 178, sponsored. Forty-eigh_ , . ....it . meri:i.t ibadge i s ...«_wer~e pamfiearned honor awardawardss . a Recreation department bills BEV DOOLITTLJE from vacation earned. Scouts Luke Weeks and ; The troop will hold regulation by St Michael Church, returned n The Rev. S. TimothyPretz, pas-' July. JL.3L^om_ a we .. Kevjn JHa!upka__eornpJeted._Jhe_r_i _, tor, has"returhed~from vacatiorf to ment at the !_ ""mileswimrWeeksfor-thesecond ITecImicolor Dreamcoai' preach at Sunday's 10 am. wor- Camp in Sullivan County, N.Y. ship service at Gsceola Pres- Cranford Recreation and Parks Robert Coakley, Michelle Bergin, Twenty-seven scouts and lenders, Department will stage" Andrew byterian Church, Clark. enjoyed a week of scout skills ErL DellasanU and Rich Winter Heather Murray, Sherry Dobrin, Fellowship hour will follow at 11 Lloyd Webber's first musical, "Jo- Otti McCutchen, Scott Dobrin and Presnell to preach Sunday such as camping, canoeing, life- seph and the Amazing Techni- in Fellowship Hall. The evening Summer theater to stage v Christine Kain. Patrick Wright saving and environmental studies -i_fcol6r Dreamcbat; next-Thursday prayer meeting will begin at 7:30. as well as fellowship and sharing DEDICATED TO DIGNIFIED r portrays the father. Christopher -Tickets are availablefor the an- and Aug. 2 at 8 p.m. The rock Smith appears in a cameo role as at United Methodist Church with fellow scouts from New York — opera is-based on the^-Biblical nual church picnic slated for Aug. and Pennsylvania. Many of the SERVICE SINCE 1897: 'Once Upon a Mattiess the Pharaoh. Chorus members are 25 from 1 p.m. until dark at story of Joseph and his 12 broth- Amy Burchick, Jennifer Bober- William Presnell, a counselor Margo Kunzmann and Fran Gavey staff were from the British Isles. Union County Music Theater adaptation of Hans Christian ers. and teacher, will preach at Sun- and United Methodist Women Tamaques Park, Westfield. Tick- Andersen's "Princess and the owski, Julie Newman, Genni ets at $3.50 for adults and $1.75 (UCMT), a summer theater trajn- The production is being directed •Tohnson and Sarah Lindeman.'. -day's 10 a^n. worship service at who allow thechureh to-use-its On Lord's grayer— - ing program-fbr^rea-high school Pea,"-Tickets at $6 can be pur- Cranford United Methodist facilities in the church kitchen. for children. 12 and under may'be chased in advance or at the door. by Ginger Jones ancflnusTcaircfi- The production will be pre- The Rev. Bruce Williams, pas- students, will present the musical rector is Tracy Murray. Choreog- sented at Cranford High School. A Church while the Rev. Douglas Local church members will purchased at the church office be- "Once Upon a Mattress" today, to- Call 322-5065 for information. Miller, pastor, is on vacation. tween 9 am. and noon or follow- tor, will preach at Sunday's 9:30 .„ . Uniouimiini .xiuiiLCountvy Musirnuiii-c Theatei].rau-r iiss raph, y assistant. s are Deana Toma $5 admission will be charged at serve a spaghetti and meatballs andll a,m,:semcfis_atJ?irst-P-Ees- ~Presnell~ will be assisted by—me^l—Augr~5~at~the""Plainfield ing Sunday worship services.—- Roosevelt church associate Snik Grove. For more information, call the byterian Church. shop for the Arts, a nonprofit arts with Thomas Cbleman as Mr. and / contact the recreation'repartmeht, church. Volunteers may work The title of his sermon will be 301 Clark St, Westfield. The title of Presnell's sermon is shifts beginning at 2:30 p.m. for church office, 276^5300. FUNERAL DIRECTORS education organization that also Mrs. Potiphar. . '', 709-7283. ' "The Lord's Prayer, Hallowed Be Three Cranford residents have Maria Jackson is the narrator. . "Just One.More Thing." Cribbery preparation, 5 p.m. for serving roles.. Kate Lyons and Maura oversees the Westfield Workshop BULLETIN BLOOPER > Thy Name." for the Arts, The Music Studio Robert Buchanan has the title and nursery service will be avail- and 6:30 p.m. for cleanup. For Tonight's sermon: What Is Hell? •~ FREEIH. GRAY, JR. McGowan will appear as ladies- 'LINDEN 5 PLEX' able. more information, call the church For further information about and the Westfield Fencing Club, role of Joseph, the ostracized Come early and listen to our choir summer services, call the church DAVID B. CRABEEL in-waiting and Marc Skarecki will brother. His siblings include, 400 NO. WOOD AVE. • .925-9787 The church's mission to provide office, 276-0^36. WIIJLIAM A. DOYLE appear as the minstrel. under the direction of Theodore food and clothing continues with practice. . . • -. office, 276-8440. Schlosberg. Tracy Fulling, Deana Toma, Al- PAULETTE J. CRABIEL Kate, a sophomore at Oak Knoll lison Goldman, Valerie Eurell, the support of Buttery Bake School, has appeared in 'The Shoppeon Eastman Street which Music Man," "Anything Goes," CALL Sacred Circle by Bev Doolittle donates oaked goods every Satur- FREE day and Sunday. Obituaries [] "Robin Hood" and UCMTs inau- Latest Limited Edition A day care center in Linden re- DELIVERY WESTFIELD: 318 East Broad St, Fred H. Gray, Jr. Mgr. 233-0143 gural production of "Carnival." In Theater CALL NOW TO ORDER CRANFORD: 12 Springfield Ave, William A. Doyle, Mgr. 276-0092 addition to,"Once Upon a Mat- ceives a bag of baked itemj, due • Place orders* M/C or Visa to the efforts of Sue Van Gorden. Marguerite Earhart Bell's Pharmacy tress," Maura can be seen in the A large quantity of food, usually Westfield Workshop for the Arts for Visit our Gallery & see our Doolittle exhibit 10 plastic bags, is loaded into cars Marguerite Spaulding Earhart,, Church Altar Guild and daughters production of "Mary Poppins"' headed for CAUSE. This agency 87, of Piscataway, a past president of the King, both in Clearwater. next week. A freshman at Cran- has been receiving the church's of Cranford vBpard o^ Education, Her husband, Edward, died in Dooley Funeral Service, Inc! ford High School, Maura has ap- Listings Framing Fox <$fyf Art Gallery —used— clothing^ - ._for—years.-~Elsi. _, e died Sunday in Hunterdon Conva- 1975. .Surviving are a daughter,^ peared also in "Snoopy." Marc 148 Main Street, Lebanon (at the GiistMUl) -Katawick,-Be3yPac^-Doris-Mcr-JiescentjCenter, Raritan: •:;___. ^ Mary Jenkins of Piscataway; a We're Here When _has_ performed in aT number of Daniel, Jimmie Birchett, Anne B°m in St John's, Mich., Mrs. son, ~C. JJaivid of Hopewell, Va~; musicals including "Camelot" at' Worman and Lore Dorninger are Earhart had lived in Cranford eight grandchildren and three the Paper Mill Playhouse," "Ol- a few of the volunteers participat- from 1928 to I960 when she great-grandchildren. iver," "Pippin," "Bye Bye Birdie" " NO DUST ing in this mission. moved to Clearwater, Fla. She Services were held Tuesday at and "Carnival." NOW ASPHALT NO DIRT Another car heads to the soup also was a past'president of Calvary Episcopal Church, Flem- UCMT's program is actually seri- HowHoy CaiTYou Get! kitchen at Plainfield United Meth- Wednesday Morning Club and the ingfon. Arrangements were by Westfield ous- business. It is designed to NATIONAL PARTS SUPPLY/VALVOLINE FREE take participants through the pro- v odist Church with Lou, Billy and American Legion Auxiliary. She Holconjbe-Fisher Fiineral Home, 556 Westfield Avenue. - . •• ••.;'•'. . ;• •:'• '.. PRESENTS • . ' '• .':•••• v i best bus deal to Atlantic City's only Casino was a member of Good Samaritan Flemington. . "•-• •••••• - cess of creating and presenting a Sally Kleemaa Linda MacVjcar KIDS UNDER 12 • FREE 4 — ADULTS $10.50 r serves as back-up driver for this DELI VERY 233-0255 full-scale production. Cast mem- and Entertainment Resort!' Joseph F. Dooley SATURDAY — JULY 27th - 6 PM mission. After stopping at the So if you can't make it to bers, receive training in acting, soup kitchen with bread for the Manager ; voice, blocking and stage move- MODIFIEDS - SPORTSMAN Carolina Vitola us, just pick up, the phoae When you want the best, call White Monday night meals, additional & we'll come to you! ment as well as set design and LATE MODELS - TQ MIDGETS $^ bags of food are left for the Star Carolina Favor Vitola, 98, cille Bilella of Brielle; four broth- construction, . costume design, __ RACE OF CHAMPIONS QUALIFIER FOR Bus Co. for your next charter. Fish program at the church where grandmother of Township Com- ers, Herman and Fred Favor of makeup, lighting and sound, and -- GREAT AMERICAN STREET STOCKS 10 6Q ^ears of experience goes into persons may pick up bags of food. SUMMER HOURS marketing. . FLEMINGTON OR POCONaLEGAL ONLY A mittee member Caroline Vollero, Elizabeth, Michael Favor of Lin- Mon.-Fri. 8:30-10 Sunda ytigh Friday • - "^ ^ 201-762-82Q0 The car continues to the Union died July 18 in Fort Lauderdale, den and Anthony Favor of June, July & August According to co-directors Peter $500.00 TO WIN 25 LAP FEATURE Offer subject lo change without notice. Must^be 21 yrs. or older. County Psychiatric Clinic with Fla., after a brief illness. Bayville; two sisters, Mary Skalit Sat. 8:30-? Bridges and Anne King, "Once Olfcr applies only lo regularly scheduled bus arrivals IHted belo*.. _ bags of bread, rolls and pastries Born in Elizabeth, Mrs. Vitola za of Elizabeth and Anna Romano Open Alternate Sundays Upon a Mattress" is a humorous .••.*• FUTURE EVENTS * • * for their partial care clinics! Ad- lived in Linden and Point Pleas- of Edison; seven grandchildren; SATURDAY — AUGUST 3RD — 6 PM « NATALIE'S DELI • ONE STOP DELI • SUNNYSIDE STATIONARY ditional bags of bread are being ant before moving to Florida 20 10 great-grandchildren and two MODIFIED SHAMMY SHINE 200 QUALIFIER 1523 Bound Brook Rd. 215 East Westfield Avenue 903 Wood Avo. years ago. While in Point Pleasant great-greatgrandchildren. [ % SPORTSMAN SYRACUSE QUALIFIER Mlddlesox, N.J. delivered to other places where 3 residents Roselle Park, N.J. Roaollo, N.J, the need exists. Also assisting in Mrs.-Vitola had owned Carol-Jo A funeral mass was offered . Cranford '| GREAT AMERICAN STREET STOCKS » COUNTRY SQUIRE RESTAURANT » PUFF-N-STUFF the mission are Larry Ugone, fashions for 20 years. In recent Monday at Immaculate Concep- LATE MODELS 20 ML Bothol Rd. 21 North Ave. Dave Miller, Darin Cline and times she had spent six months of tion Church, Elizabeth, with ar- 218 North Avenue to perform Warron, N.J. There's more to TropWorld Cranford, N.J. each year in Cranford with Mrs. rangements by Higgins and Bon- 276-0255 WATCH EVERY WEEK Vollero and her family. Francis J. Dooley Jr. BULLETIN BLOOPER ner Funeral Home, Elizabeth. Me- 17 N.Union Avenue • Cranford for workshop Miller Genuine Draft Modified Country The Ladies Auxiliary Society Her husband, Erminio, died in_ „ morial contributions may be made Managert USA Cable TV Services will meet Wednesday. Mrs. John- 1972. Surviving are a son, Joseph' to Cranford Family Care, 8 TROPWORLD of Point Pleasant; a daughter, Lu- Springfield Ave., Cranfoiti 07016. 276-0062 Westfield Workshop for the Art's son will sing "Put Me in My Little Studio One will present the com- CASINO AND ENTERTAINMENT RESORT • • • i \. . ROUTE 31 FLEMINGTON, NJ Bed," accompanied by the pastor. edy "The Clumsy Custard Horror 908/782-2413 1 MILE NORTH OF FLEMINGTON CIRCLE An Aztar Corporation Casino •Brighton and the Boardwalk, Atlantic City, N.J. 08401-6390 Show" July 30 and 31 at 8 p.m. at Edison Intermediate School, 800 Rahway Ave., Westfield. Mmon Count? The audience is^invitecMxT get into the act when King Dumb R* E*S* u •• L- ;t.* s wants his daughter to choose a SCOTCH PLAINS ; husband and is almost-••foiled by Dacron the Evil and the Clumsy CHRISTIAN CHURCH United Church of Christ • Custard. Swashbuck Valpariso For information -213 Center Sh :: and his trusty friend, Worfle, try "I800"Rarllan TCd., ScdfclTPIains" (By Onion Co. College) Garwood to save .«„«.*,.*;«.!• 2ND LOBSTER 6 Call For More Information Wed.. Evening Bibb Style — 7 P.M. for children can be purchased in L - We jre In FtllowMp wilhIk Constrvalivc Baptist Auodillr Here, Call advance or at the door. For more GREENHOUSE RESTAURANT ei information, call 322-5065. 1 1 NORTH VOSSEUER AVE. (BOUND BROOK '"•"" ' • I OTHER SPECIALS UNDER 'IT" Redeemer Lutheran Church Annette 'Fumily Dining at Hcasonnblv frier*4 SCOTCl-LPLAiNS Clark and Cowperthwaite Place 64 Somerset St. North Plainiicld: •• ' • BAPTIST CHURCH (Near YMCA) At APPETIZERS 333 PARK AVE. SCOTCH PLAINS Westfield, NJ Children's science Mussels - $4.95 • Crabmeat Cocktail - $5.95 756-7310 H 322-5487 232-1517 231-668*9 Fruit Cup - $1.50 • Shrimp Cocktail - $5.95 Pastor Jamos A. Brlx Mr. Charles L. Hutchison - Rev. Paul E. Krltsch, Pastor show coming here ENTREES Director o( Christian Education Roger Borchin, D.C.E. Twin Lobster Tails - $14.93 Sunday School 9:00 AM Summor Schodulo ol Worship Sorvlcos Franklin Institute Museum in July ihroMflhSoptombof 1st .... Broiled Stuffed Flounder.- $13.95 Worship 10:00 AM Sundny Worship Survico - 9:00 A.M. Philadelphia will present "Hot Veal & Eggplant Sorrentino - $13.95 Youth Mooting 7:00 PM Monday Evonlnfl Worship Sorvlco - 7:30 P.M. and Cold," a traveling science Sirloin Steak - $12.95 Holy Communion Cplobratod tut And show for children through the Surf & Turf-$18.95 Tuosday: Christian Woight Loss Group 3rd Sundays'nnd Mondays of Months ninth grade, at Union County Col- Child care provided. Christian Day School Nursery Veal Parmlgiana & Spaghetti - $13.95 Thourrjh Grndo. 6 lege Aug. 14. Show times are 6 to 6:45 p.m. ahd"7 to 7:45 p.m. CALVARY Although the show is free, chil- FRI. & SAT. - THIRD DOWN The First TERK1LLROAD dren must be registered in ad- Presbyterian Church A LUTHERAN CHURCH DOG BAPTIST CHURCH vance, by calling 709-7601. The ON A d 1340 Tcrrill ttd. Scotch Plains ~t 08'EastmarrsrrCrantord- North Union & 276-2418 Schering-Plough Corp., will focus '322-7151/ on reactions of common elements Springfield Aves. The Rov. C. Paul Sliockblne, D.D., PaslM STICK" Rev. David E. Buck, Pastor Tho Rev/. Christine Regan, Assist. Pastor to supercold, such as liquid nitro- 276-8440 Sunday: SUNDAY WORSHIP SERVICES gen and a hot-air balloon. SUNDAY WORSHIP 0:45 AM - Sunday School Summur Schadulo Eat "N" Out Ebble's Cousin Pedro Pig says: "Partner, 9:00 & 10:30 AM 11:00 AM - Mornlno Worship 8:15 AM - Church TrulnlnQ 8:15 am - Intormul Sorvlco PRIME RIB at EBBETS Is Big Enough for a TEXAS PIG!" SUMMER SUNDAY SCHOOL 7:15 PM - Evonlna Worship — 9:30 am — Sorvlco o( Holy Communion 0:00 AM Wadnosday: . ' ~' MINISTER:. Bruce D. Williams 7:00 PM - Prayor Mooting A Congrogatlon ol tho Evangelical IN7'. ASSOO Susan Moriarty Nursery Cora Provided Lutheran Church In Amorlca Anthony lames CONSTRUCTION, INC. 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Served on tiiebbne with salad, "Casual Comfortable Atmosphere'* fresh cottage fries or baked chicken garlic S£?95 COME IN AND TRY potato, follsj^andt^tterrAJtiPto Steak Specials Prepare^to paella CAN EAT Presenting a pair of hearty specials featuring our delicious 12-ounce OUR DAILY SPECIALS AT THE BRIUCEWATER MANOR plus many morel T-bpnc steak: The T-Bonc Steak & Eggs Breakfast includes steak, 3 eggs • IN AND OUT IN 20 MINUTES This weekly column Is devolod menu changes every week REGULAR MENU AVAILABLE r'•••_. served any style and 10 sharing with you, our leaders, WHICH ARE 2™ To FONE- 3 fS5«crmiIk pancakes. The the different kind; of delightful, SUNDAYS & MONDAYS Breakfast r Dinner delicious cuisine, in our area T-Bonc Steak Dinner comes QL 'MATY HOMEMADE ITALIAS V.I 1SJXE SENIOR CITIZEN SPEQIAL DINNER with steak, soup or salad, your AT MTORDMUA: PRICES 1 choice of potato' atwLa roll Includes Soup, Salad, ^read & Butter 99 with butter. Both specials arc- Wim &• COCKTAILS Enjoy casual dining in a warm prepared to order and. served all day, every day LVNCII & DINNER and comfortable atmosphere with - -." For steak lovers only. TAJ MAHAL RESTAURANT a light menu for lunch and dinner. For "a limited time only. Not valid on holidays or with any other coupon or discount. 146 RARITAN MALL - .*. Steak & Cajun Chicken Strips IDEAL FOR AFTER WORK 600 W. UNION AVE. • BOUND BROOK ROUTE 206 SOUTH * Veal Veneziana 908-560-0620 (Sauteed In marsala wine, topped w/breaded tomato OR INFORMAL EVENINGS WITH FRIENDS! s , Lhrm Mntmrtmlnmitt On Friday* A Saturday RARITAN, NJ. & mozzarella cheese) July i HU CREATION* Augutt 9MA Of LOVE (908)526-3655 ... JS©9TOOCI m * Chicken Imperial "A happyhideawaywithsurprisingly It's lunchtime. The basic burger-pizza-salad-deli choices feel played (Sauteed w/Ham, Artichoke. Hearts, mushroom & garlic sauce out; you're hungry but you want something different. That something Buffet is back at over llnguine). novel fare!"- ^ could be Indian food, and the Taj Mahal is a good place to try when you want to mix something a little more exotic Into your .workday lunch TEIE BLACK HORSE INN ROUTE 202/206 BRITCEWATER, NEW JERSEY break. ,' 100 Oak Tree Ave., So. Plainfield V • •• Taj Mahal offers art interesting selection of lunchtime specials for the A bountiful display of delicious food expertly Ku...-7l.ii»i. 13:80 AM-10:C0 OI^EN 7 DAYS (908)658-3000 curious. You can get your basic, hearty lamb curry or chicken curry prepared by our fabulous Chefs and displayed with Fri.-Sal. 11:00 AH-10:00 PM Take Out Available (each $4.95), served with rice. The vegetarian thali ($6.50) offers two culinary artistry. The best seafood this side of any ocean. Sunday 12:00 Noon-8:00 PM 757- varieties of vegetables served with rice and paratha, flaky whole wheat Mouthwatering Salads & Platters - Spinach.Gravalox, bread. The tandoori side of Indian cooking fs represented by succulent v chicken tandoori with rice ($6.50) and the mixed grill ($8.95), which Calamari. 12 in all. Rt. 206 South offers chicken tandoori,, seekhkabob and chicken tikka with paratha. • Gold Seafood Station: Crab legs, New Zealand Hillsborough As always, one should try some of the Indian breads. The lunch Mussels' & oysters, on the Half Shell, 5 zesty Statibns to tempt you 359-0088 'menu offers teardrop-shaped'naan ($1.50), tandoori roti ($1.10) baked ':"' 'Saute Station includes Mussels in Green Sauce .-Pasta, ' , The Every Day Way to Open 7 Days ••on the .sides of the tandoor, paratfia ($1.40) and keerna naan ($2.50)', 'S,>;.V ' - •.'•• Shrimp Scamtr, and more. • layers of bread.and ground meat ("Keerna" means ground meat and Enjoy Fine Dining at BWERBRQDK any,dish made with it is a, ketjma dish.), Carving Station: RO&st Prime of Ribs C O UN TRY C L U B Just reading the menu takes you to different lands and customs. "•& Roast lurkeV,.W6aSR5dTO"perfection Mexican Buffet Tandoori cooking, for .instance, originated in northeastern Persia and Affordable Prices Silver Candelabras and Flowers Chafing'Dlshes include our Famous seafood Newburgh, Flaming Jubilee Show, Private Bridal quickly spread throughout Asia, .where tandoors are known by different Steamed Little Necks, CrabmeatAuGratin, Mixed Vegetables, July SPECIALS! names: tanoo in Iran, tone in the SoviaL.republia-of-Geofgla^ln-all- ipihtdttilte ___„__ ^ -y.-SO Booms. WhiteGlove Service i-principle-is the same: a deep clay oven lined with 1 Desserts for the sweet toothy Rice Pudding, Black Horse Inn sundae Appetizers starting at T ; Dinner Special • Monday * AH You Can fiat Prime Rib...... $9.95 qharcoalat the bottom. Tandoors were originally designed for baking -bread-but-ln-the early-19th century, in -the dtyof-Peshawar-(part of Escargo Nanette • Fresh Mozzarella Cheese *Tuesday >~AU You~CatTEatPasUPs:...:^...;...... ;^.....; $7.95 ;••. -EveryWednesdaylS.^ ^~ per person unlimited what Is now Pakistan), cooksiiit on the idea of spearing meat on long "Bated Stuffed Clams Casino "©""Oysters"!!" $ Join us in our cafe for skewers and lowering them into the oven. Fish, prawns,- chunks of Maine Lobster 11-50 meat and entire chickens cooked this way come out tender and moist, Rockefeller •A Wednesday - Saturday Live Entertainment No Cover with an aroma from the clay ovens that is as distinctive and appetizing Includes Salad • Sunday - 8:00 New York original COMEDY Show as a hickory-smoked barbecue. Tandoori food also has an unmistak- Entrees starting at LUnph 7 days p w^ t Bound Brook, NJ ENTERTAINMENT FRIDAY NIGHTS 755-3660 (Deli) Try our Authentic Sushi Bar. Offer not vaiui with other promotional offers Georges Road • Nprth Brunswick 469-O317 572 BOULEVARD, KENILWOHTH, NEW JERSEY - (908) 276-7775 Fax#755-2620 mmmmmmmmm 1_— ,, mmm^ ^^ ^^^ ^^^ ^MB ^^^ IW MOM ^TTTf —^" IRQB )||TyW »i i — — v :

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• STUFFED FLOUNDER W/CRABMEAT ;...... v...... ;.... $8.95 • SCALLOPS FRADIAVLO.. '..'. '....'. $9.95 Garden Restaurant i'V:-' '•' £ 3 Locations to Serve You! 2301 Park Ave., South Plainfteld CHINA MOON II 757-7788 Finest in DINNER: ALL YOU CAN EAT $*795 v. Fresh and— *". OPEN7 DAYS A WEEK Cooked Seafood •, 20/20 PASTA FESTIVAL / Chinese Eat In - Take Out Food JSPECIALJ 20 Different Pasta Dishes 20 Different Sauces - This Week's Special Szechaun and Cantonese Style PETE'S I FREE Soup & Soda 1 Every Wednesday and Friday Night '••.'•'••"'"•. SEA^SCALLOE I with each dinner 1 Cheese Kuvioll — AiigeJ Htalr lii-Pcsio Mnrtnnra —l'cnucciiil A)frCd&~= *458-Washingtoh Av^ -.UniWlnC-lnJicd;ClamSauce^:LliiHulnc-Jn-\Vliltc-Clui>i-Suucc Zitl-AI-- DINNER borno Ungulnc Gcnovcsc — SpagheulAglio & Olio - Spaghetti FISH MARKETS (Thrifty Center) .,— -----l r bambretto — Lasagnu In Mcut Suucc - Rigatioril Michael Angclo - Cavntclll and Broccoli - Spaghetti Bolgnesc - Llngulnc In Mushroom $500 > 20% of£ 1 I Sauce,— Spaghetti Al-Tonno — Spoghetti Prlmavcra — Pqnnc Arablata, 469-9570 / N 7/24/91-7/31/91 / Hours: Mon. 1 i am-11 pm ' Any purchase of I * "'^ Fcttuccine Aniatriclnu —' • ••••• - I ''• $20 or more. ' Spaghetti Puttiuicscn . 716 Union Ave. • thurs.-Sal. 11 am-11:30 prn ' oxplros B-31-91 with this ad. -. • . -•' ' •' _• : ( ••:>' A&P Shopping Center Sun. 12 noon-10:30 pm • \ Served .with/ Salad & Middlesex, NJ Garlic, 205, E; 2nd St: 111 W. 2nd Ave. Bread Plainfield , NJ; Roselle, NJ LUNGH B0FFET ...... 756-1656- 241-5990 : ; j Includes FREE Soup & Soda Over 17 Items to Choose from BYOB

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ONE BITE CAN CHANGE Early Bird Specials RISTQRANTE "x' %ARGEi Mon.-Sat. 3-6, YOUR "HOLEVLIFE - — — ,COUPON ^ • ^ - Sun. Noon-4:30 ra $ "Come Try our SATURDAY NITES p •$' bp ^7,95.»»..9.95 ...._' Delicious Couples NiteH! TREA T ANOTHER COUPLE TO DINNER FREE • Stuffed Flounder • Broiled Scrod...And More Bagels and PURCHASE YOUR TWO ENTREES AND RECEIVE IHEIfrTWQ ENTREES • Liugdine w/white or Red Clam Sauce Pastries" — Includes Soup, Pot., Veg. or Salad, Coffee/Tea— FREE -COUPON. OPEN 7 DAYS 'V WE WILL DEDUCT THE JWO ENTREES Of tESSER VALUE FROM YOUR CHECK. FOR THE MONTH OF JULY A Gratuity CX 15% Will Do Adtfed To The Toul Bill Hole. Tho O«ducl«i T-H U R S D A-Y-O N UY-—~^^-^— S1J— —.-COUPON—- —- : — Cwno< b« conrimd ttlmnf ottw p ForbOO •2fori. LUNCH DOUBLE TRERTNITES Not Including Any Specials — Must Bring Coupon IN OHM LOUNCH WED/THURS LADIES NITES: tft. J Sandwich Mania IN OURLOUNGE:SPMHP.M. CHOOSE mou A unce 'I™ POPULAR DRINKS • LOBSTEIUFEii SELECTION Of VOOU FAVOMTE 534S APPETIZER SELECTION 2nd Lobster^tf SANOWICHES. J4's DINNER SPECIAL Lobster Thermodore or Fra-Diavolo....i...... ;.... $16.95 Get 3 FREjE (Fra-Diavolo w/Musscls, Potato, Salad and Vegetable Coffee or Tea) THURSDAY NITES: 6-V P.M. FRIDAY NITES: 6^9 P.M. —Larger Lobster Avail. — Specials Sun.-Fri. -Cannot be combined wii.fi any other offer. CWANOMFfW PfllM f JWJ & SHRIMP BUFFET 201 Front St., Perth Amboy Choose from over 35 different items Choose Irom over 35 different items On the Waterfront Intimate Cocktail Lounge ADULTS M2*» CHILDREN MO"' Per Peroon (Children 10 & under "S") Uve Enlertalnment OPEN 7 DAYS - CALL FOR RESERVATIONS DESIGNER BAGELS "Traditional 10 & UNDER '6" Major Credit Cards Recommended by CUE Victorian Plaza & Creative Banquet Facilities (or Weddings Your Hosts: 2849 Woodbridge Ave. Bagel and other special occasions Sal Venezia & Patrick McLaughlin (Behind Victorian Manor) ^available for up to 200 persons. ^X Edisoh • (908) 603-0083 Products" Reservations Suggested (908) 561-2722 2991 Hamilton Blvd., So. Plainliold (Oil Routo 287) Happy Hour -Mon. Ihru Fri. 4:30-6:30 All popular cocktails $2 007 Complementary Appetizer BuHel

'UPSTAIRS ttk IDOWNSTAIRS Or, Come in & try Westfield's Newest Value! Enjoy 20oz. Delmonko Steaks-only $11.95 VA lb. Fresh Lobsters only $12.95 (avail. T-w-Th) Plus Grilled Salmon Shrimp Nicoise-DaJly Specials-Faimous Onion Crisps & Much More! | Live Entertainment on Wednesday, Thursday, Friday & Saturday. Open 7 Days—] ughnPriday firorn^K3'6^rSSEr^^~Sra^"froi^5:WPM7' Happy Hour Monday-Friday from 5:00-7:00PM

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Chef George's and O'Connors 'Try a few pieces of Roy's chicken or a whole bucketful. Specials: Eat in or take some home. When you're craving chicken, Mon — Steak & Brew Night N.Y. Strip Steak and Mug of Beer. Roy's is ready/hot and delicious! ©IWJMlr.lMlCorp

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$ Just $1.99 plus tax $2.00/$3.00 Off Wed -- 1 lb. Top Sirloin ..; 10.95 Buy 1 Get 1 FREE! Thurs - Prime Rib...... 510.95 2-piece Chicken Chicken Sandwich* 16/20 Piece Chicken* * Excludes ChicHon Grillor, Limit 2 por S with Biscuit* "No ploco soloctlon. Limit 2 por ordor. Fri— Primo Rib & Shrimp Scampi 13.95 "OHer good on 2-ploco chlckon only. ordor. Ploaso fTrusoru coupon to cashier Ploaso prosont coupon to casltlor boloro Dooa not Includo 2-plece chicken moal. boloru ordering. Void whuro prohlbilod ordorlng. Void whoro prohibited. Cash For all your eating and Sun— Senior Citizen's Day No ploco seledlon. Umll 1 por order. Cash valuo t/ec. Not goo<^ In valuo 1/6CC. not fjood In combination $ Prime Rib 1?-5 pm 6.95 Ploaso prosonl coupon to cashier combination with any other ortor. with any other olfor. Customor must pay drinking needs. before ordering. Void whuro prohibited. Cuatomor must pay appllcablo aalos tax. appllcablo sales tax. Good only at Ca3h Value 1/60'.->Not good In Good only at partlclpatinfl Roy Rogors" participating Roy Rogors® restaurants. combination wllh any otnor olloC reiituurants. Call to check July Specials Cuatomur must pay appllcablo salos Coupon good through BBO Combo-Vi Chlckon tax. Good onlv aipartlclpallnQ Coupon good through our Butcher Shop 1 & .Mr Baby Back Ribs w/HI QC ' •*• -ftoy Rogwa" restauranls. Aug. 16,199) Aug. 16,1991 Salad Bar, Potato, Com, '<>'v3 Specials Bread & Butter. Coupon good through Aug. 16,1991 Smolhorad Rlboyo-Broiledu . nc & Topped W/Sauiood N.aa Mushrooms & Onions. Hu Rpy Rogers* ps Roy Rogers" m 708 Mountain Blvd. Watchung, NJ .,- RT. 22 RT-31 RT. 22 TERRILL RD. Somerville Flemjngton North Plainfield Scotch Plains 668-8886 322-9865 755-2565 BEEP N' ALOOPI 685-9888 782-9015

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CHEVY 82 CORVETTE- FORD 74 MUSTANG— HYUNDAI 87 OLDS 83 98 REGENCY- PONTIAC 79 FORTOYOT- A 91 CAMRY MERCEDES 79 450CHEVY 76 SUBURBAN- black/red. Interior, mint white and burgundy In-. GLS— 4 door, loaded, dark blue, MULA-305 V8, AC, PB,DX— AC. PS/PB, P/wln- SLC— Very rare, show- 4 wheel drive, V8, auto, . AUTOS j cond., 4000 orig. miles. terlor, 4 speed. AM radlo^AMiSiircas3., i' owner, 94K miles, ex- PS, auto. AM/FM cass dowa, cruise, AM/ FMroom condition, cabernet new tires & brakes, runs Garaged, covered, orig. air conditioner, great Icellant condltT cellent condition, $3000. stereo, P/windows, runs cass w/CD, tilt, 5 spd,w/parchment leather, fully grpat, good condition, I FOR SALE J adult owner. $18,500. condition, $750. Call da $3995. 908-322-6043; Call 526-3896. greatl S1500/BO. Call excel cond;, 26K miles, equipped. $18,500/BO. $15bO/BO. Call 276-8324. 908-725-7853 eves. ' y $10,500.369-7076. 766-3656 908-805-2737 or evenlrMs INTRODUCTIONS... )LDS 84 DELTA 88 908:968-5268 CHEVY 76 SUBURBAN— CHEVY 84 CAPRICE and Weekends 908-958- PONTIAC 85 6000—.VOLVO 78 WAGON— MERCURY 66 COMET- Auto.. 360 V8. full-time DODGE 89 COLT DL A way for people to meet IOYAL BROUGHAM- PS/PB, AC, auto, new WAGON-Full power, V8, 4183. people, every week In |r, sun roof, all power, Auto, AC, PS. PB, AM/FM. 8 cylinder motor & Interior 4WD, 8 ft, power angle STATION WAGON- 4 4 doors, original owner, brakes. Balljolnts, belts, great. Best Offer. Call plow, new exhaust sys- cyl., racks, radio, tape, 7 passenger, clean. FORD 75 TORINO- your local Forbes news- nArust. $2750. Call 908- 82.000 miles. $3000. Call PB, AC, 4 dr.,V8, 9( paper. The ad Is free, 9-2035 excel cond., $2800. Call wires & Injectors; Ex- 707-8410. tem "& brake lines, only AC, auto, PS. PB, silver, days 271-6838 or 828-cellent condition. $2500/ •908-236-6254. runs well, good: tire; _ then one call does it all! OLDS 49, 98— 2 dr, V6,29,000 miles &. NO EMIS- mint, 6000 ml. $7000/BO. DS 84 OMEGA- 4 3787 eves. BO. 302-1563. SIONS. CONTROL! Runs 805-0915 after 3PM. CHEVY 84 CAVALIER gfeat first car. $550. neg7 1-800-334-0531 ' or, V6, 4 speed, PS, auto, good condition 908-985-3070. after 5pm: VW '89 JETTA GL- $1500 firm. 908-968-8671 great, but bodyi.needs ACURA 88 LEGEND- 4 WAGON- PS/PB. AC, 'B, AM/FM, rear defog, PONTIAC 86 FIERO- some cosmeticsr-$2300/ .AM/FM stereo, manual new battery &. muffler. gold; auto, air, 72K, sun- Black, 37K ml., warranty, after 6PM. door, 17K miles, auto, FORD 76 GRANADA- r r~Tf^t , , fl fl sunroof, AQ, PS. PB, BO. Call 609-397-5798. extended warranty, flaw- transmission, 68K miles. Blue, 6 cylinder, 4 door, SCR A Excel cond, clean In/out. roof, AM/FM stereo cas- OLDS 67 442— Hardtop, $1800. Call 874-0654 $1495.908-381-3476 sette, good cond, new•: stick, stereo,' $7600/B.O. CHEVY 86 S10 BLAZER less, AC, P/sunroof, iiuto, AC, AM/FM cas- ml, 6 cyl, 5spd. PSTPB, Call 549-4637. auto. AC, PS, rear def- alarm, .maroon. Asking after 4pm. ' sette, no dent, excellent needs TLC & tires. $1800 OLDS 85 DELTA 88 tires brakes. $2250. ogger, S.S.I, gold, black 4X4- hard to find, 5 $16,350. Call 494-1462. CHEVY 85 CAVALIER— englne,,plean leather Inte- or best .offBrl .Must: sslll: ROYAL— 4dr, loaded, 908-234-9155. .--*:&>• VW 71 SUPER BEETLE interior, vinyl top. $5900. speed, Tahoe pkg., low rlor, new tires. 48,500 908-232-5842. „8cyl„ ,, „„.,...AM/FM. stereo cass,, PONTIAC 86 CONVERTIBLE- good 908-281-0803 mlles,"brlglnar dwrverr _AMp_77 HORNET STA- 4dr, auto, air. PS, PB, P/ -condition; 5K:rnlle3-onre-- _Real-nice:-^$7950.-Call- : TION WAGOll— 6 cyl, $1250/-L|NqOi:N-78~T0WN—ttew^tiVeV: VoTy good FIREBIRD—»2 dr. xoupe, cruise, AM/FM cass. & BO. 908-469-6891 AC, Cass. Crager rims, built engine. Best offer. 218-9769. auto, PS, roof racks, red, CAR —140.000K, Looks cond. Asking $3200 908- Call 908-281-9413. ( *2O A 69k,miles. $650:'new ex- more. $3200- Must see. FORD 78 GRANADA- great, $1100. LINCOLN 494-5174 leave message good cond. $3500. CHEVY S7 S10— 4x4, haust, fold down rear seat 908-272-8694 eves. orlg; owner, 77K ml., i679 TOWN COUPE- 908-722-4311. VW, "7 1 SUPER TRUCKS 59K miles, new tires, off OLDS 85 TORONADO road & fog lights, 3 Inph ,+ MPQ, satt, 233-2817 CHEVY 90 CAMARO cylu auto., ACt PS, P/wln- 80.000K loaded, sunroof, BROUGHAM— mint PONTIAC 88 6000— 4 BEETLE— New battery & I FOR SALE I dows, AM/FM stereo w/ $1200. Call 908-925-5481 .tires, 25,000 ml: on rebuilt lift, aluminum wheels, AMC 79 SPIRIT- 6cyl, RS— Red, AM/FM cas- cond, fully loaded, 39K dr. sedan, PS. PB, AC, 6 cassette player, $5500/ sette, fully loaded, 20Ktape, trim rings, new or 908-925-5420. ml, garage kept. 359r Cyl., am/fm Cass., rear engine. Original owner. AC, PS, flood tires, new trans, at 35K, needs left $1700. Call 968-2711. CHEVY "79 BLAZER- BO; Call 369-7381 brakes, battery, water miles, must sell, baby on LINCOLN 78 VER297- 2 window defrost, 76k. Must the way,. $96Q0/BO. gnj rear panel, body repair, SAILLES'- Auto, sunroof, •.i. Sell! $40QO. 9Q8-789-9757. 4x4, all power .options; CHEVY 90 PICK-UP- • bump iT-carburetor. nb accidents, $800/BO. OLDS 86 DELTA 88—A. Or best offer • " 25K ml; on '86 motor. 2500- VS. all "power, Needs motor Work. $650/ 745-9895 leave message. Days 985-1985; eves 908- clean, fully loaded, good condition, 4dr, V6, fully 115 .JCHEVY, '67 CAMARO tires, good transportation, Power angle snowplow trailer hitch, cap. Call 908- PQ 908-561-4834 . „..• 359-2694. egpd- All power, white w/ PONTIAC 88 LEMANS $2000/6.0. 908-725-9693. 54B-5195 " , BLAZER 86 S10 RedSUPER SPORT 327- $1700/BO: Call 752-7688. burg. Plush AM/FM cas.white 2 dr, htchbk, 21k CLASSIC ,4spd. 4Wd. Tahoe pkg. Convertlble, Red/Blk. No FORD 79 TAIRMONT LINCOLN 79 TOWN $5300/offer. 63k hwy ml.miles, PS. PB. AC, AM/FM CARS K/fahy new parts, excellent rust or dents. Must see. WAGON- auto, PS, PB,CAR— "Collector's 707-0982. stereo cass $3400. $5500. 215-862-5473. P/window, roof rack, Series" 4 door, white, cond., 76,000 ml, asking' radio. Excellent cond. OLDS 87 CUTLASS (908)422-6623. Please j Greg. Leather upholstry. Ex- AVANTI 63 R1 ENGINE- $6990. Call Matt 908-469- $1075. 722-7130 CRUISE WAGON— with leave message. •2921. CHRYSLER '86 LE cellent condition. $2200. 3rd seat, leather Interior, PONTIAC 90 GRAND AM Auto transmission, good FORD 86 EXP- Like 469-4521. condition. $11,000. Call BMW '86 325ES- 39K BARON GTS- 2.5L, PS/ PS/PB, loaded, 44K miles, LE— white, standard, fully PB, P/windows, air, AM/new, runs great, sunroof, LINCOLN 85 CON1- owner, Clean, $7200/ loaded, must sell. $9700. 908-572-2275. ml,i White w/blue leather all power, cruise, tilt, CADILLAC 54 CQUPE- Int., 5 spd, 75,000 mile FM, excel, cond. Must be TINENTAL- designer BO. Call 233-41171 469-9055 driven. $3750. Call 908- $3000 or best offer. Call 2 dr., only 3 owners. Ex- warranty, mint cond. 356-0592 after 5pm. Glvenchy. Luxurious, fully OLDS 88 98 REGENCY PORSCHE 87 924S- 5 $12,000. Call 908- 322-4353. loaded, looks brand new, BROUGHAM- dark blue, speed; Sunroof, AC, cellent condition. 422-7304. . CHRYSLER 68 NEW-FORD 86 FIERO SE- $4900. Call 908-572-1137. loaded, 27k miles, excel. alarm, AM/FM cass, mint $18,900. Call 908-781- PORT CUSTOM— Great siiver, 6 cyi, auto, AC, P/ LINCOLN 86 TOWN- cond. Call 609-466-3042. cond, 31K, extended 0307 . BMW 81 320- charcoal windows & Jocks, AM/FM gray, 81K ml, 5 speed, shape, 48k miles, 2nd CAR— Cartler model, sil- OLDS, 78 CUTLASS warranty, $9800. Call CHEVY 1950 DELUXE- owner, needs paint. Must stereo cass., sunroof, ver, 4 door, leather Inte- Dave, leave message, 6 cyl, 4dr, 3spd, rebuilt, '88 SAAB AM/FM cassette, sunroof. $4300. Call 908-755-1241. CALAIS- 2DR, PS, PB, '89 SAAB 9000S $3400/BO. Call 232-8198 see. $2000/BO. 908-276- rior,- 1 owner, excellent AC, AM/FM, 8 cyl.. plus 2 908-855-9172. starter & carburetor. Ori- 6714 or 908-709-7260 FORD 86 TEMPO GL- 4 condition, $6900. 908- ginal owner & shop 4 cyl, 5-nd nwnual. PS, P0, PW, ,p/ 9000 TURBO BMW 83 528E- 5 speed, snows & wheels. Good RENAULT 83 ALLIANCE locks, AM/FM Blw w/casa, A/C, i/dfial, 4 cyl, S*pd manual. PS, PO, PW, pi CHRYSLER 85 LEdrt blue. P/wlndows. AM/ 297-1374 cond. $800., After 6pm, —Auto, 2 door. AC, PS,manuals, Make offer. 908- t/oJaaa. CTUIM, tin, Rhr, custom wtita, locks. AU/FM tM Wcau, A/C, i/Ofrel, black/black, $7500. FM. AC, very good condi- Usod. 52.237 ml, Vin#K20Q2256. •• t/Qlftsa, cfulB«, tilt. Ithr, custom whla, BARON GTS— Sedan, 4 908-526-2776. PB, AM/FM stero $700/ 561-4834 ussd, 64,410 ml, Vln#JIOI2S45 BMW 77 630csl, auto, tion, 39K ml, asking LINCOLN 88 TOWN- cyl, auto, PS, PB, AC, sil- CAR—' Good condition, PEUGEOT 87- $7500. BO. Call 908-469-9385. CHEVY 51 STYLINE white/red, $4500. Call $3250. Call days 388- $ $ 908-654-0656 ver ext, w/gray cloth Int, 5966; eves. 232-6484 price negotiable, fully Loaded, in minor ac- SUBARU 84 STATION DELUXE- 4 door all sunroof. 72K. $2995. Call loaded. Call 563-4906 cident, can't afford it. WAGON —AC, 4WD. original, no rot, 69K" ml, 12,995 13,750 BMW 84 3181-^ 2dr, 4for details, 526^432 FORD 86 THUNDER- between 5:30pm-10pm. Auto, Runs Great, tires runs great, $1400. Call cyl., 5 spd, PS, PB, AC, Only 60K miles. Linda CHRYSLER 86 LEBBIRD- — "Elan, dark blue, MAZDA 85 626— bur- 908-722-2369. good. $900: Call 725-968-7320 '88 SAAB AM/FM stereo cass, 108k ARON— 4 door. Auto, 46.4K ml, 6 cylinder, all '88BMW528E miles, beige, sunroof, gundy, 2dr sedan, auto, PLYMOUTH '90 LASER 7358 or 526-8161. CHEVY 64 CORVAIR 9000 TURBO PS, PB, AC, • P/windows, power w/speclalty light very good condition. Ask- 6 cyl, S a cyl.. new 4 barrel. H 3,900 $15,990 908-276-7742. Tone Beige/Rust, 350 V8, hwyv miles $4300/B.O. 908-276-7158 anytime. TOYOTA 81 COROLLA— good tires, runs good, FM Stereo-Cass., Mir- Lwheels. Resume payment : BUICK ^83 HlVlbHA- $2|9/mo.968-392l ~" HRII R73-R4RR . , PIVMOIITH ->rir 8. dr aedan. 90k milasw good-oond., $050/DO. rored T-roofs, 3 Alarm MERCEDES 71 220D- VALIANT-4dr, ext/lnt ex- AC, AM/FM cass., newCal| 462-1899 eves. '87 VOLKSWAGEN '88 OLDSMOBILE Iwo-tone, brown, full Systems, $10,900/80- GEO 89 SPECTRUM- : power, new AC, battery, Trade. 908-789-1137. new paint, motor & cllntl 4 new w/w 14'f tires, tires, lust tuned, runs very CORVETTE 68- show JETTA GL CALAIS AC, 5 spd; white, 4dr, transmission. Good con- new batt' and exh sys.', well. $1000/BO. 233-1442 car, mint, $16,500/ nog. fuel pump, '/4k miies. Bonnie, cass, 34k miles, excellent 4 cyt, 5-npd manual,- P3, PB, MMFi» * cyl. Auto, PS. PO, PW, AM/FM, nil $2875. 908-685-0193. dition. $2500. Call'750- need eng wrk. Mechanics Iv. msg. '' • '• ' 55 T-blrd, loaded, mint, Bteroo w/casa, A/C, rr defrosli 1/olass, Wens*. AVC.-PflocfcSr/ArffBlv-oruiiw, V- CORVETTE 82- 51Kcond., $5800. 908-526- 4888 delight, B/O,-469-2319. $28,500/neg. OR trade ujod, 57.1W ml, Vln*HW276S«. Qlau. (Mm wNa. uud, 40.SO9 rnl.Vln ' CADILLAC '76 SEDAN 3686. TOYOTA 81 COROLLA- JU2IM53. original miles, white with MERCEDES BENZ '73, PLYMOUTH 85 COLT englris' good, need some both for ZR1 w/ under ; DEViLLE- 38K ml., allred Interior, T-tops, ex- HONDA '87 PRELUDE tOK. 758-1004: 647-3347 - ;• stock,- 500••-old-.y-mlnt- 450SL-^ Auto,. hardtop &. TURBO^_5 spd, sport trans, work, AC, sunroof. •$, $ • cellent cond It ion . SITT Black, 5spd., AC; convertible. Garage kept. package, red, AC, 2 drAM/FM. Best offer. Call 6,477 5,995 cond. Qajade kept & $10.500. 232-7456 sunroof, all power, runs DODGE 63 CORNET covered, white W/metal Must see. $10,500/B.O. hatch, 1 owner, garage 356-8343 after 6pm CORVETTE 84 - great. 43K mi. needs rear 215-862-5473, Greg. kept, 58K miles. $3000/ STOCK— 318 engine. : roof. Access, incl, bumper & rear lights TOYOTA 84 TERCEL^ 4 Must sell. Asking $750. '87 ALFA ROMEO '88 MERCEDES $13.500/B.O. 356-1591 Red w black int., 4 spd., MERCURY 78 MONBO- . 463-8972 after 6pm. WO wagon, good' con- to tops, 29000k $13500. $5600. Call 908-651-7435. PLYMOUTH 88 HORI- Low mileage, good condi- MILANO 190E TEREY- A big bomb, but dlton, 5 speed, AM/FM, tion, Call 908-297-2814 1 CADILLAC '83 SEVILLE 908-234-9329. HONDA '89, CRX- 34K ZON— 4 door hatchback, * cyl. 5-»pd man w/OD, PS, l>0, PW, PI 4 cyl, Aulo w/OD, P3, PB, PW, p/lcka, 4tir-V-8, 130K ml. Good It runs well. AC, PS, PB, AC. Needs minor body between 12-9. Icka, AJC, AM/FM cau, il alttl. crulso, oulsl, AM/FM cass, A/C, lilt, p/anton, CORVETTE 87 CONml.- , auto, AM/FM stereo AM/FM," 2 snowtlres. 16K miles, AC, AM/FM work. Asking $2000/BO Uolau. Uh/. o/juilan. bckt Boats, sctm .;uli«l. hlir. t/ols. pi bckl Bla, aunrf. blW cond. In & out. Leather cass., 5 yrs. 60K war- whls, >unrf, usod, 3?,(»3 ml, Vln'HIO- palomino Int. Uadadl, used, 27,403 VERTIBLE- Red/white $150. Call 572-2841 radio, original owner, Call 756-3S56 EDSEL 59 CORSAIR ml, Vln# J«4 interior, many, new p^rts. ranty, $6900/B.O. 201- $3000/BO; Call 908-699- 2S110. $4000/B;o. Call Gary 908- top, leather Interior, wood MERCURY 81 COUGAR TOVOTA 85 CAMRY- CONVERTIBLE- 361 432-2423. 1931; great student car $ 439-2568. Iv, msg. ' . dash, V8, auto, 2 sets of XR7-^- 302 engine, PS, white. blue int, 5 spd, 45K englno, big, auto trans, rims/ BBS rims, 38K HONDA '89 PRELUDE ml, new tires & exhaust, electric seat &. wipers, SS 20,900 CADILLAC 83 SEDAN PB, AC. Light blue, clean PLYMOUTH, '86 TUR- S?399 miles. $19,000. 725-5153. SI— 43Krnl., Immac. In & car. $1300/BO. Ruhs ISMO DUSTER— 92k AC, P/asslst steering, twin exhaust, T&C radio. OEVILLE- V8, fully out. $11,000/B.O. Must lovingly cared for. $5300.. $18,000,908-359-2041 ... To-become an Approved Used BMW or SAAB dealer, every loaded,' 72K, good condf- CORVETTE 88 CON- Greatl Call 561-7324 after miles, stereo cass., AC, carhas to pass the closest of evaluations. Almost every VERTIBLE- Brand new soil. Call Gary 908- 5:30PM excel, cond. $2100/80. Orlg owner. 908^654-4137 component gets the once-over, from spark plugs to the spare tlon, $3500/BO. 281-9338 439-2568, Iv. mess. FORD 47 CUSTOM tire. Then the car Is given an Interior and exterior inspection, tires, now top, $20,000/ Call 908-781-0959. . DELUXE- flathead V8 w/ I CADILLAC 84 ELDO- BO. Call Brian 752-6758. 88 SCORPIO- TOYOTA 85 COROLLA so It not only runs like a dream. It looks _ HONDA 81 ACCORD SR5— 5spd, sport coupe, no miles, rebuilt engine, 4 like orie. If you find this hard RADO BIARRITZ— Ex- Hatchback, 5 spd, 90k4 door, .auto. n.,, 2.8 . V6. •,i L51 KPONTIAC 68 FIREBIRD : cellent body, power sun- DID YOU miles, silver/black leather,350, AUTO, excellent red, AM/FM stereo cass, dr, new .paint, redone to believe, come In and take ml., well-maintained. a closer look. . roof, rolls-royce grill, KNOW... Interior, all power, P/sun- -running condition, black Just tuned, good condl-. bumpers, You finish Int., that an ad In this local $1000 or best offer. 908- tlon. 101k miles. $1990. $3000. 654-5370 100k,; need some mech 654^9384 - -J . roof, new tiros & brakes, on black ~$8500 firm. cal| work, $1995. 754-0295, or paper alsongoes~ into 14" 7 $9,250. Call 494-1462. " "after 6pm; 722-8139:" " 908-719-2437. " , 755-2994, other local papers? Reach HONDA 81 ACCORD- 5 MUSTANG 83 LX- AC, TOYOTA 87 CELICA FORD 6 6 THUN- over 140,000 households speed, 105K miles, radio, PS, PB, auto, new tires, PONTIAC 77 TRANS GT- Llftback. 50K, auto, DERBIRD- P/wlndows, CADILLAC 85 FLEET- With one call! new brakes, good condi- AM— Black cream puff. Air, original owner, ex- WOOD BROUGHAM- low mileage, Must sell. AC, PS, PB, AM/FM cas. 1-800-334-0531. tion, $1100/BO. Call 469- Asking $1800. Call 526- 400 6.61 auto, PS, PB, P/ sette, mint condition. Ask- cellent Interior, many SALES • SERVICE • PARTS • LEASING rear WD, fully loaded, 5260. windows, AC, chrome extra parts, best offer. , $6200/BO. 874-5709 3755 days or 281-7563 ing $7995. 231-0240 or Must seel Call 463-0431 FACTORY AUTHORIZED BODY SHOP DODGE '75 DART- 6 HONDA 86 ACCORD eves. . rims. 84k miles $4500 271-0939 CADILLACS 1 972 cyl., standard, 4DR, very LXI- 2 door, white, like firm. 908-854-0949 Karen • SEDAN DEV8LLES— (2) NISSAN 82 SENTRA- 2 TOYOTA 88 COROLLA- FORD 67 MUSTANG- (201)379-7744 good cond. Best offer. new, 48K ml,.auto, 1 door, runs great, good PONTIAC 78 LEMANS- 4 Door, PS, PB, AC, Auto, 289 V8, 3 speed, console, 1 fair cond., .1 good Call 908-526-8958. owner, asking $6100. 391 Route 22^ E., Springfield, W 07081 cond., Sell both or each. tires. $999. PONTIAC 82 120K highway miles. AM/Fm Stero, Red metal- 2 door, hard top, good 356-9595 _T4-0O0~ 4 dr-r—tapo^- Prices Incl all costs to be paid by consumer exc. —$900-both-or-B©T-enll- -DODGE-W-MIRADA—6- -Noodsi-brako-wofkr-Runs- -IIc-paint..now-brak«8,-BF—body-&-runnlng-oonditlon;- —-• —taxesrllcoVreg fees. —~~ ' 068-4895 after 6PM cyl., auto, PS, PB, PWHOND, A 87 CIVIC— 4 .$999. Call Bob 561-1004, goodll First $200. Call Goodrlch tires. 60k. A3k- New tires. $1100/BO. Call AC. 79K ml., $925. Call door, excellent condition, NISSAN 85 PULSAR 245-5660. Ing $6,495. 908-218-0844 232-0524. CHEVY "76 CORDOBA- $4600/BO. Days, 908- 2DR, 94K ml. 2 new rear 908-276-9492. WX— new brakes & 474.-4015; eves,, 908-359- clutch, PS, 5 speed, air, tires, $500/B.O. Call 908- DODGE 77 MONACO- 1 1125 359-5076. needs softie work, drlv- owner, 52K ml, AC, PB,HONDA 87 CRX- auto, able. $650. 231-0685 CHEVY '82 CAMARO- PS, many new parts, AC, AM/FM cassette, 38K oxcel. cond. 38K ml.goo, d running condition, miles, $710O/BO. Call NISSAN 85 SENTRA- sunroof, AC, 1 owner, 1 price negotiable. 908-889- .8.19-8749; 771-2626 . Wagon XE, 4 door, auto, driver. Asking $3000. Call 8002 •";:.•" AC, PS/PB, AM/FM cass. HONDA 87 CRX- Auto, stero, excell. cond, must 908-486-7066. DODGE 82 ARIES- 45k, AC, low miles, AM/FM seel!I, 85K , $2700/BO. WEEK CHEVY 71 CORVETTE- 4 DR., AC, Auto, PS, PB,cass, excellent cond, 908-220-6930. after 6prti whlte w/red. This beauty AM/PA ..cass.,. 4 cyl,. new.L $6100/BO. -Call .908^819- VALID 7/25/91 ; can be yours, best offer, tires, brakes battery. Ex- 8749 or 908-771-2626 NISSAN-86 STANZA- Many extras. Must see. cellant cond. One owner. 4dr, 5spd, AC, P/wln- lo"7/3179"1,"OTsli:Yr Garage kept. Call 321- S2900/BO 908-234-9064 HONDA 88 ACCORD dows, stereo, 55k miles, ' 0213 -.,, LXI— 2 door coupe, AC, original owner, $3500/BO. AM/FM stereo cassette, 5 908-369-5952 loave mes- 1991 DODGE CHEVY 73 CORVETTE DODGE 8SRAM- speed, 38K miles, cloth sage. SAVE CHARGER-AW150, 4X4, •.-.-,--,-. -^ „ ,n/S ^ „ .--„-- DAKOTA PICKUP tan Interior, -PSr-A©rTsterecr-tnterlor526-1584. $83rj0/8O.^all- ,- - - - tlon, runs well, 76k miles. cass, snow plow pack- T midnighM sst bluANe BOpearl240, Sauto, TOO Other features. Must see. age, pbsl units, T/GIs, HONDA 90 CRX Sl-air, . AM/FM stereo cass, Discount $700 plus Rebate $1,000. 1239" $6000. 908-233-2595. Edolbrock port, pkg., 85k surir.oof, AC, AM/FM 8K ml, mint cond, W.B.. V6 Aulo, PS. PB, 6x9 Mirrors, 22 Gal. Fuel hwy mi. $5400/neg. Call cass., 31mpg., 14K miles. $i2,000/neg. Call 908- I Tank. Sliding Rear Window. Special Advantage CHEVY 76 CORVETTE- 754-2387. $9900/BO. 234-4178 27P-3898 :, ;Pkg. (no AJC). 2 IN STOCK. VIN MS3S7738. 4spd, Mops, new tires, days; 704-3467 eves. OLDS 78-BOYALE- 2dr, '10,383 MSRP $12,083. recent Inspection, must DODGE 87 ARIES LE sell. $7300/BO. Call 908- WAGON— Auto, AC, PS/ HYUNDAI 86 EXCEL Rally"wheels, rebuilt 253-0016. PB, P/locks, AM/FM ster- GL— 4 door, white, 47K motor & trans, fresh paint, ml, 5 speed, AM/FM cass, - • • • - CHEVY 76 CORVETTE- eo, roof rack full spare, now vinyl top, trouble free THE DEAtJVWKER^S USED CAU SPECIAIS 70K miles, front buckets, excee l cond, $3500$ . 561- cruiser. $995. 276-6895 1987 OlDSMOBItB , 198S NISSAN canary yollow w/brown all DELTA 88 4DR 1988 DODGE DAYTONA 2DR CENTRA 2DR leather Int, 49K prlg. White, $4450. 369-3282. 7570 leave message . leave mossage. NOW NOW : V6. Aulo. PS.'PB: WC. AM/FM Si. Till •I Cyl. Aulo. PS. ^B. A/C, AM/FM SI. miles, mint cond, asking R«d (H.Doa inilos; VINFUI2935D. $8900/ Must sacrifice. DODGE B7 DAYTONA- •Whl.Gniwo, Blue 51.140 milos: VIN $6,59S Call 968-1276 Auto, PS/PB, AC, new $6,995 -WAS $4,495- tiros, stereo, oxcollont 198SDOD0E MOW 1983 O1DSMOBILH MAUf CHEVY 80 MONTE condition, $5000. Call Dot ARIES WAOON Cyl. Auto. PS, PB, A/C, AM/FM>«f R, TORONADO 3OR ^ . j M . ___, . IJ IIBHI A ^ _ — ^ i CARLO TURBO- PS/PB, 980-2277, days or 28f- 4'Cyl. Aulp.PS. PB. A/C, AM/FMSI. Defr,, Red. 15,275 miles; VIN JG389284. VB. Aulo. PS. PU. A/C. AM/FM SI. P * « AA AC, AM/FM cassette. PI 7962 ovos PROBLEMS? (jluo 43.100 inilos. VIN JF177O88 Wiiidows/Soats. Tan 76,485 miloa: seats, windows, 80K TURNED DOWNiBY OTHER DEALERS? I 5 miles $995/BO. Call 908- DODGE 89 DAYTONA— All financing, rebates, ancFspeci.al olfeis avai'able to qualified buyers on in stock vehicle purchases. Listeu savings include 563-1761 after 6pm. like new condition, white BAD CREDIT? •BANKRUPT? ' any factory rebates.See Somerville Dodge for full details.Dealer contribution mdv affect final price.Prices include all costs CHEVY 81 CHEVETTE- w/muroon interior, 7 «yr. 1st TIME BUYER?-REPO? •to be paid by a consumer except for licensing costs.registration fees and taxes.Not responsible for typographical errors, 'Good condition, $650. 70k mile Factory War- Call 908-722-0297. , ranty, air bag. Asking If You Can Make The Payments $6800. Call 725-0844 Rl. 22 East Somerville, NJ CHEVY 81 CORVETTE^ WE WILL GIVE YOU CREDIT! perfect body, very good EAGLE 00 SUMMIT- (908) Intoror, custom hood, PS, Ilko now, fully equipped Those With Credit Difficulties PB, auto, 90k miles, 5000K mlloa, $9000/BO $7775/BO. ball 356-2779 CALL JOEY FOR SPEW nno inn ooob Call Pole, days 272-1000 CULT HUM T RV MITSUBISHI. days or' 359-6979 oves. or oves. 276-S168 : CREDITAPPHOVAL WQ'iU'QOCO 2 — July 25,1991 —- Union County Classified July 25,1991 - Union County Classified — 3 INDEX V Automotive Connection ! i i 110 -AUTOS FDFTSALE 115-CLASSIC CARS c 120 - TRUCKS FOR SALE 130-VANS FOR SALE - FORD 78 FISORANGER GMC 90 JIMMY 4X4- TOYOTA 87 4X4— 4 FORD 85 WINDOW INTRODUCTIONS... 140 - MISCELLANEOUS AUTOMOTIVE EXPLORER— 4 speed w/ Full size 2Aone, blqe/sll- cylinder, 5 speed. 3" lift VAN- PS. PB, AC. 120k A way for people to meet overdrive, PB, PS, 8" bedve'r, custom package, kit. 33" tires, push barmiles. , ladder rack, good people, every week In 150-AUTOMOTIVE SERVICES w/Glasstlto cap, sliding loaded, towing package, \MOTORCYCLEs\ 160 - MOTORCYCLES FOR SALE fiberglass cap. nerf bars, .condition. $1700/BO. Call your local Forbes news- . cab windows, sidesteps, like .new, low mileage. custom- paint rear step .253-0456 ask forBrian .paper. The adJs free,. I FJmSALE "170 - RECREATIONAL VEHICLES; bench seat, 5.0 liter eng, Call (908)752-5829. bumper. 17,000 ml. 65K+, maroon, $1500. $7800/BO. Call 908-356- INTER VAN 1972- 16 ft. then one call does it all! 180 - BOATS AND ACCESSORIES 908-469-1702 or 908-968- JEEP 85 CJ-7— auto, 6 body; no wheelboxes, cyl., PS. soft top, hard 8285 new clutch & brakes. 1-800-334-0531 BMW KT100. 1887- like L 1657 brand hew. -500 miles: doors.t 32" tires. P/O ster- Unused_ rebuil. ^_t engin- ^ e JEEP HARDTOP CJ7- Real Estate Connection FORtr~85"Ft5p= „ „,., 8lH^kt Ti500. Call 725-4700 with" $350 or best offer. Days" ~AsWng-$7GO07-GaHnB68- 210- HOMES FOR SALE manual, 55K, 2 tone blue, $5600. 469-4898. beat offer. only 218-3315 leave 5808 - blue: fiberglass cap, bed-JEEP 88 WRANGLER— 5 13O mas a 9 YAMAHA '87, 50CC 215 - TOWNHOUSES AND CONDOS liner; Pioneer stereo. % PLYMOUTH 86 VOY- » fl - ' • • '". '• SCOOTER— only 100 FOR SALE speedy AM/FM cass. tlh- VANS AGER LE—61.8Kmi. sil- ROLL BAR FOR PICK Must selU S4500/BQ. • ted gla8Srvall-whlte.-mlnt- FORSALE -mlloa.-$475^SUZUKI, '88,- 220 - COMMERCIAL PROPERTY Paul, 755-3043 condition. Asking $6900. verrwoorf-tonB~al|-Dp~U$7500P TRUCK—~iike-rrew. Call 356-3799. - DR-125, like new $1,000. FOR SALE 469-3071 or 526-8050 tipns, 4 cyl., special radio, Call 908-548-9201/494- FORD 87 DIESEL- LN tint windows, new brakes TRAILER 88 TEC- 7 % x 0211. 225 - ACREAGE AND LOTS 8000 22 ft. FORD 79 NISSAN '88 4X4 PICKUP CHEVY '88, G20 & tires. $5600. 463-8860 A 8 tilt wooden slder. $425. YAMAHA, 86, VIRAGO 230- OUT OF AREA PROPERTY DIESEL, LN 7000 20 ft.TRUCK— good tires, 60K SERIES— PS. PB, AC.VW 88 VANAGON GL— 4 Call 968-2157.. Leave"message If' not at miles, asking $4700. Call 3/4 Ton Cargo Van. 700CC- 900 miles, like 235- MOBILE HOMES AND SITES speed, very clean, fully .new, one owner, bought home. 908-757-5461 908-725-4923, .52.000 ml. Call 908- equipped, 37K miles, 240 - REAL ESTATE WANTED 685-1073. one year ago. Great. 245- BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES FORD 88 RANGER XLT SILVERADO 89 $11,5pO/BO; Call after condition, burgundy, SUPERCAB- w/cap, 6 PICKUP (1500)- 4 5PM, 908-752-6340 r iso 250 —• APARTMENTS FOR RENT $2900. Call 756-7328. cyl, low ml, OD, tow pkg., wheel drive, 6 cyl., AC,CHEVY 79 VAN- 6 cyl., AUTOMOTIVE 255- HOUSES FOR RENT Excellent condition, CR, tilt, AM/FM cass., auto, PS, 4 good tires. 260- TOWNHOUSES AND CONDOS S7995/nag. 908-218-1763. equalizer, bed liner. S695/BO, 908-356-6549. ( 140 I SERVICES FOR RENT $14.000. 908-245^666. MISCELLANEOUS [ 17O GMC 84 PICKUP S15- TOYOtA 86 4X4- 5 Inch CHEVY 84 G20- Win-I, AUTOMOTIVE S 265 - ROOMS FOR RENT V6, auto, PS/PB. 64K dow van, PS/PB, 6 cylin- ABSOLUTE ^RECREATIONAL] lift, kit, 36 inch tires, many der, auto, excellent con- CASH FOR YOUR CAR 270- OFFICES FOR RENT miles, white with grey Irv more extras, $5000. or I VEHICLES terlor, runs & looks great, BO. 908-369-3857 ask for dition. 67K miles, $2800. WE BUY ALL METALS FINANCING! CASH BACK! OPTION 275- COMMERCIAL PROPERTY S2500/BO. Call 968-3432. Call 908-722-1790 1958 392 CU. IN.— Will Heml, 2x4 manifold, no 469-2202 on select on select FOR RENT See our display ad in the 280 VACATION RENTALS carbs or dlstrlb., $800. HONDA ATV— 3 wheeler, In stock models. In stock models. PACKAGE 1966 Chevy 327 300 cu. Auto Directory in your 110 automatic, $400/BO. Ask salesperson Ask salesperson 285 MISCELLANEOUS RENTALS in; long block. $400. 1973 local Forbes Classifieds Call 722-8026 for details. . for details. SAVINGS! 290 WANTED TO RENT VW Superbeetle for parts, ALL JUNK CARS WAN- 295 ROOMMATES WANTED no eng, no rot In floor TED.—752-0466. 0KM908) 968-1 S pan, $150. 549-8860 JUNK'CARS BOUGHT— Ml. —•-.-DID-VOU- ~~Whlt8house- Auto—Call - ISO NEW91CAMRY Classified Connection KNOW... 534-2519 NEW 91 PICK-UP NEW'91COROLLA NEW'91 COROLLA DXS/IA/ BOATS & • " 305 - AUCTIONS that an ad In this local PERONE'S AUTO SAL- paper also goes Into 14 VAGE— cars & trucks 310 - GARAGE SALES NEW CAR SALES RECYCLING other local papers? Reach wanted. Highest prices I ACCESSORIES] 312 - BAZAARS AND SALES over 140,000 households paid. Free pick up. Con- 314 -ANTIQUES with one calll tainer service available. SEARAV '81 228— $ $ ABSOLUTE . 1-800-334-0531. 563-1630: Cuddy cabin, camper top, 2237! SAVP513! 315-FOR SALE . - $ J w SAVE 2773! all electronic, E.Z. loader, Toyou «K W«»a ' «- • CC Eng. »^>d "" Turn ' Toyou 3tk, VM. T»ln Cam 1S-WW Fual MaaM *C>< ' Toyoo «X. !t *Cyl End. I^Spd Uan Tnna "«O^» 316 - FREE TO GOOD HOME 36 Dumont Rd. SAVE$1798! SAVE 1453! Od?ft» Bug iDUO OrclocVwb, VKRvfal*. FJWN CM. «UIO, FX RiP BTI * &~~. FWD". RacW«. FJ 6»0 » Us Bcak«. AM. FWO. AUm 01 Caaa. R> OafaJ. Recycling Tandem trailer, $8500. Toyou. i4L SLUM En<(. CSod Um Tlanl W/Od. FM Cvn. tUogara. Dual Ram Cnrt Uta. Rad Budcaa. So* WH Cvn. Halogana. Cokx *n«t From t R»at Dmj»». RadW Dka Do<*. TAOaa. Ran TiunWFual.RaCM Wlp- (iowvooiTfrW*'*' S**t Q/S'UkJos- ***** Front Out****. I Fold DOM1 IUa> Wai. Fl« OA t»A)Oa> . T/Olau. C*oo' HOLLE CARB- #1850 '• Far Hills, NJ. AdslnClassliletl Call 548-3727. ' Ota Dnktt, M«n Bay; fl*dUJ«. Su«l 8lyMd VrtJ*. Doubto Tv« EOT I aim. fWO. IV 0*a CW S«l BlyUd ' Ftonl Hi D«n. B/8 Udo*. Oua/ Ram Cnsi Mara. TAHas*,' an. Ouiftom Crtrt Un Bffl Udcn. FJ 8p»a. AI, BpM hiding FU* Swf. Cni**v I* Wip*™,,****^ $t 317 - YARD, GARDEN AND FARM Corner of Mountain & South AveniK with kit, $100. 318 Dodge Wd C«rao tUd. tu FonwaM D«ndi 8«A OJUOM.AJI v«J.. FUaUl U tlam On) no. Halooira. Dual 014- OK. R> Date]. M Wlpan. Ram Fual Ratau. Al W«adia( fU Daloo. Inl Wtoan. lUd Oolti Soort SwU, FoUnd Hut Waa»« ad Fko. OK. tUtooam. naolFranl Can 8MU. CAM W/4 Eprtut, TM W/U#rwV. Pi Datofl. Tach. AJUk Sales & Services Middlesex. Now Jorsov 4n Waalta . 320 - HORSES AND SUPPLIES ' motor, $200.. Dodge 4 : dpn't cost — SEARS 12 FT. AL- S225.USnP-.M77S. ^^ •ui vuJ: :»it»3 - 322 — PETS & ANIMALS 908-234-0109 We Buy TTB^A spd overdrive manual They pay! UMINUM- with Honda 325 - CHRISTMAS TREES TOWING SERVICE Copper • Brass -rgii^Sfy'- trans, $100. 560^0829, 9.9 motor, $1000. Call loavomessage ••••_•• •-.'••:•-- 722-8026 ;$! 330 -WANTED TO BUY Aluminum • |pii§pMT«Si $16,08Ct WeSTFIELD TOWING, INC. $6980 ,480 $10,880 ,469-2202^*' 335 - TRADES AND SWAPS 24 Hour Towing & Road Service . 340 - LOST & FOUND ' Local & Long Distance • Flatbed Service Monday-Friday 8-5 • Saturday 8-2 in * • n F .345-BRITE SPOT Junk Cars Removed • Wheel Lift Service 1/2 OFF 350 — PERSONALS Snowplowlng Regular Feo CALL 654-4626 Tiro Recycling 351 - INTRODUCTIONS ^ 1 353 - SINGLES ORGANIZATIONS ~ AUTO BODY AUTO BODY rflJStorch.ngo & ACTIVITIES- Autocraft Collision Service 355 - ANNOUNCEMENTS . Rebuildir $ I 360 - ESCAPE Specialist in Frame Straigtening VZSA 365 - SERVICES COLLISION REPAIR 4 Precision Machines • "' wm i 5.9% 1000 5^257 367 - HOME IMPROVEMENTS 26 Slelnor Place " ~~ . TOTAL VEHICLE ALIGNMENT North Hainfieid, hl.J. /Com/site 74 North Ave. Garwood 789-0945 . ^ 370 - LANDSCAPING, TREE CARE 754-2264 Experts FINANCING! CASH BACK! OPTION 372 - PLUMBING. HEATING Forbes Newspapers Classified. on select on select & COOLING AUTO SALVAGE 1 In stock models. In stock models. PACKAGE 375 - INSTRUCTIONS CALL US-TOLL FREE: Ask salesperson Ask salesperson for details. for details. SAVINGS! 377 - INCOME TAX To See Your ON TIME TOWING 1-800-334-0531 E 380 - LOANS & FINANCE Ad Here 24 HOUR SERVICE 382 - INSURANCE s Call Ray Horan JUNK CARS & TRUCKS WANTED OR FAX YOUR AD COPY: NEW '91 929 "S at MEMBER M.C.A. NEW "91 323 NEW'91 PROTEGE DX NEW 91 626 DX NEW'91JWIPV 1991 Employment Connection 231-6618 752-3582 231-1385 410 - HELP WANTED 420 - EMPLOYMENT WANTED 425. - EMPLOYMENT RELATED OPPbRTUNtte Uud> 4>D> S«dn, 6-CV Era. AUTO. P». B»o » «U» SAVE 25GG? LUnlA a^Or. 4L V/fl Enfl. SSpd Man Tuna. 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Tf^>U 4-IV IILMQ! 4-Cyl, AUTO,. P&JPU. AIR, nubanr.rarE»dan.*cyt ErvjrAUro; Kw (Jug4 1><«J UI»WM, -_3uliam«l-D/-Waoon,-i-Cvl Eng,,fl Upd Man Tffini.,Pyrf.Gifa Jl. bU*v Twx, fW (Itrr PS/PO.-AIR. R/ D«f,. AM/FM Stsfeo CaM, Uk/Art/Tna*. AIR. T/Olaaa. Ri Oal. Caaaafia. Eagle 1 BJttkM. AIR/FWO, Pwi" wlnoijtiki, CrtiJ*4», AM/FM SI Cai», Ciuba. IW 6on'Roo(.' ale' Sa.6£3 ml. Vlfi l*w T>IM%U. pw WndiArt*. Y/QUM, R/ D«/, . DtaliM, 4WD, JUH, Pwf WlndaAcka, AM/FM 61 Cais. tut, FW nVD, «n. Pwr WUxMrVs. ft D«(«j , AM/fM ftl*«>, Ciolh Int. FltH WW Cv.«, Fkxrf Rack, FU Mala,XiJ7'AMFM"S W3 Midas. lUdblaI C. FV Soot PlO, »lo. B7.B40 mL VlN. «OJ0t573. aid &OS9 ml. VlN. JiOWsrayb^. MtfU tit Ca** ale .IWO2_B*al ml- VlN. DEADLINE?: The deadline for both classified display TlH. Cipl. U/a MW{1«, (UdWj, Whl Cvrt, Inl Wlp^i, Owl ll«n tudc, dpi MaU, FV Ottoa. Cloth Int, IV8 MUlaa, fUdUJ*. IMJ Cvi«, Im Wlp* Uud G/da, Dual OW»Jd« MIfra, *(cl Vtrf. Detofl, »lcl VlH. #M1O1B473. US(IP: JHfl.Oflfl. fnc* Ind* SI200 'M 8/WAboN 4X4 «5t(l)5 WUABQUI3LS »0WS Cnal LUfri, »lcf VlN. *UC20iW0/. MSRP; SI0.M7. Prlc« Incls. (3.42!1 ml. .VtN. Txilaaa. Caauu, ale. 52.003 mL MM. *iK>- Daf. Caaaatla, ate. 3d,34B ml. VlN. $9480 iOOIOOIW. PAYABLE IN ADVANCE: All ads for Garage Sales, Employment CRYSTAL SUBARU •ROUTE 22 WEST • GREEN BROOK • (909) 968-1000 ll • •- ^_^^_l^_ _^^ ^^_^^ »_^__^^ »a.aBBBBBBBBBBBBm^aBMaB*MMa»BBBBBB^i^i^a^a^a^a^MaMa»a1a*BMMa»MaMHMMBaEa^Ba^MaMaraa»aMMajMWaMBa^^ iiiiMHiiiiiinniim »i-n . i uniin Wanted, Childcare, Wanted to Rent or Roommate Wanted. All ads MMMM MM when moving, all ads to addresses outside our local billing area: EXTRA CHARGES: « Blind Ads, $3.00 for Box Rental $2.00 mailing charge (Box held for 30 days) • All capital letters $1.00 per week • All bold type faces: $1.00 per week CALL 1-800-334-0531 OIL & FILTER CHANGE to place II your 8:30 A.M.-8:00 P.M. Monday, Thursday & Friday .8:30 A.M.-5:00 P.M. Tuesday & Wednesday FOR ALL JEEP-EAGLE OWNERS classified 9:00 AM-1 :oo PM Saturday ad. FAX: (908) 23M 385 Get acquainted with tliiBr^ Forbes Newspapers Zono 1 Classified Connection Includes: 1991 Service Professionals Award with this Special Offer! Somerset Messenger-Gazette Highland Park Herald Please call for an appointment* Otter ends July 31,1991 Bound Brook Chronicle South Plalnfleld Reporter Middlesex Chronicle The Hllls-Bedminster Press PD Review Franklln Focus Metuchen-Edlson Review and Green Brook-" Middlesex County Shopper North Plalnfleld Journal Somerset County Shopper FORD • SUZUKI • CHRYSLER • PLYMOUTH Forbes Newspapers Zono 2 Classitiod Connection Includos: JEEP* EAGLE Granford Chronicle Scotch Plalns-Fanwood Press Serving The Community j J The Westfield Record RT. 22 East AOMSWeNJS: VW» mmkm *toiy altori to mtold mUtahu In you/ OstaUed AdvertlsomenL Phase check Somerville, NJ Since 1967. you mo\misam»nt tfw Brat u»«Jr U nms. fmxa In adwtlsements nmnlnQ more than one lima musl be comefd tMfora the ucond Insertion of comcHon tllowmhce wnol bo made. Comctlon aihwa/Ko Ay .(1/4 Mile East ol Bridgewater Commons Mall)V • l 9 ~ "^""^ •m t/wJV not o*c—d the cost ol tfM maSmutemtoL Prices.include all costs except tax, license, doc.& registration fees. Mon-Fri 9 AM . 9 PM • Sat 9 AM - 7 PM (908)722-2500 4 — July 25,1991 — Union County Classified July 25,1991 — Union County Classified — 5

— uesirauie MtODLEOCX^- By Owimi. -MYRTL6 bOMLHscl— < Dunns., New Office Condo Bldg., Fully furn.._§ulte w/ocoan Huntlngton Park features Quallbrook Condo. Lar- 230 vaulted entry foyer, en- buy 600, 1200, 1800'. view terr!, + 2 pools, 5 . gest end" unit. Kit w/bar, Total of 11 units on 1 7/10 OUT OF AREA whirlpools, exorcise rm, ormous Master bdrm w/ dishwasher, air con- cathedra] celling, lovely acres. 100% financing. (• PROPERTY steam & sauna rm, asking fireplace & full bamt. ditioner, W & D. up-$87,000. HELP-U-SELL $71,900. Days 908-582- These features lend a grades. Wooded view. P.FT.M.Bkr. 469-2800. 4166; eves 908-873-1161 Lease option purchase. CRESTWOOD- Whiting, CONNECT I ON grand atmosphere to this _MJDpLESEX_By.Qwner^ SHORE PROPERTY- 2 bdrm 1iomer$tts.900'— $89,900. Call 873-8370. NJtor activ e Adults <55+) WESTFJEtD— Wyoh-" (Investor/ User, 4 Offices, Over 7,500 homes. No•Lagoonfront ranch In NO.PLAINFIELD- West I TRADE 'BRIDGEWATER- Spa- .2 baths, kitchen, $95,900. manahawkln, 3 bdrms, 210 End, by owner, 3 bdrm. We have more available wood, Ideal single/ newly- congestion. 40 styles TOMS RIVER- clous 2 bdrm,, 2 bath, weds, large 1 bdrm. Co- HELP-U-SELL P.FT.M.Bkr. from $25,000 to new bulkhead, close to HOMES Ranch. Lfl, fireplace, DR, Waterfront Our small 3' 2nd floor Condo In presti- Call us. 469-2800. bay. Possible owwor fi- eat-In Kit., front/back bdrm., 1 bath house ongious Beacon Hill at HEROUX REALTY op, pool, new kit., stor- $159,000. Beautiful, so-nancing to qualified FOR SALE porch, garage. $142,000. Lagoon w/dock. For your vanderhaven Farms. age, W&D. $68,500/ BO. rene, secure. FREE PIC- buyer. Asklna $114,900. house In Union County $116, 600. Call John atBroker (908)873-5577 NY Bus. 232-1464 TURE BROCHURE. Call Realty Team USA, j area., .Call, owner RE/MAX Partners Realtors NO. BRUNSWICK- By { 225 \ HEARTLAND REALTY AS- Realtors; 1-800-USA- PISCATAWAY— By 1 ANNANDALE- Along 908-270-0863 owner, 422-9544. Spa- 220 \ SOCIATES, REALTORS; 1255. Owner. 3 bdrm Ranch. 908-534-5052 I ACREAGE I P.9. Box D, 480 Rt. 530, with this great 3 bdrm cious ..Townhouse backs... COMMERCIAL] : : Homa with dining area & 1% baths, FR, 2+ car CRANFORD-TOWERS to woods, Basement & I &LOTS T 'WhltlngrNJ 0875971 800 sunken family room gar. w/2nd floor. Vi acre WASHINGTON— By CONDOMINIUM- 18 PROPERTY ] 631-5509. . fenced lot. Pool. Covered J garage. $183,900. OPEN 24O Kami Conttnt Otnantod bf Id Dipirtmii comes a fantastic back- Owner, 689-5171. Con-" Springfield Ave. Luxury 2 ROUSE, Sun. 1-4PM, 163 FOR SALE y MAINE— ..Beautiful new yard. Near I-78 commute. porch. Hardwood floors. temporary Flair, walk-out bdrrris. w/1 & 2 bains BRIDGEWATER-SUNSET REALREJ ESTATE Low taxes. Movo-ln cond. Willowbrook Dr; HELP-U- iome on 1 1/2 acres. W/ g«;0C| -, basement, gar., $139*500--from-$148j900.-Charmlng SELL P. FT. M. Bkr.^469- BELVIDERE- -3 rerrtar LAKJ£~W5lC0tt Ur~W~HcfS7" Tikefront. VU\. from l^—WANTED Copper Kettle Realty 908- Priced to sellt $149,900. HELP-U-SELL P.FT.MiBkr. studio $59,900. Spacious units + a store front sewer, $94,900. CALL ocean;& conveniences, Owner Is licensed realtor. 469-2800. ' roorns + the finest ame- 2800. Our bank now pays set to open firidgewater townhomes Realtors offer tips to help 236-6022. ^ all your closing costs, ex- (presently rented). Great 908-725-3591. but quiet & pvt. 3 Lg. 572-8873 WESTFIELD— Im- nities. Model open Frl. to exposure location. Brick 3 Bdrms., 3 Bath, 2 Fire- CASH PAID BRANCHBURQ- beauti- 6un. 11AM-5PM. Office cept prepays, If qual. BRIDGEWATER— Footh- For your real estato single ful 3 bdrm. Ranch, fin- RARITAN BORO- Reno- maculate older Colonial. story bldg. $239,900. Call III Rd.. approved 7 lotplaces. Jacuzzi- Separate K. Hovnanian will offer Somerset County homebuyers something a clubhouse with'a kitchen, meeting and party rooms, and a tot lot. vated-Colonial w/ fenced -Qreat-^h-Stde^ocat^on7-3--*272--U43 or B/K-Raal--NO. EQISON— by owner, -foi~appt" Copper-Kottlc- -or-TmiltWamtty-proporttas:— truly magnificent 3 story .subdivision, 8.95 acres, apT Anxious ownet very special- on Saturday, July 27. The totally-new, two- and three- Maintenance for these recreational amenities, the. grounds and speed the sale of a home yard, large garage & low bdrms, 1V4 bath, hard- tora, 686-1800. Realty 908-236^6022. $379,000. 908-356-8474 ~TTo rod tapo. Fast closing tached gar., quiet country CRANFORD- 1 bdrm Townhouse. Low main- 'Prime area. $935,000. arranged. All Inquiries bedroom, two-and-a-half bath townhome-with-garage designs that horrie. exteriors will be provided through a homeowner's associa- setting. $174,900. Call price of, $99,900. Special wood floors, fireplace, HIGH BRIDGE- (2) 3Anne Lacko, PO Box 343, 8am-7pm 908-469-6938 You're placing your home on the market arid you've hired a financing to qualified buy- $195,000. 908-654-1962. condo. in park setting. tenance. Neutral colors. bdrm apts. + a Deli receive Immedlato atten- caused the only two 1991 opening-weekend sellouts in New tion,'freeing residents from those chores. Century 21, McQee Real- Custom slate entrance, Walnutport, PA. 18088 after 7pm ers. Can John for details New -kitchen/bathroom. 1 business/supermarket. tion. Jersey—one-in Monmouth and the other in Morris County^will Realtor to manage the sale. You've taken the right first step, but tors, 908-526-4440 WESTFIELD- REDJJCED Walk to train to NYC. Low custom stone fireplace , WARREN COUNTY- HjlANAHAWKIN- 15.000 Glenbrooke is located off Route 22 on Mllltown Road and has don't Stop now. Even the best of homes may not sell quickly, at RE/MAX Partners Real- Good for ambitious per- H & G REALTY open for sale at Glenbrooke in Bridgeyvater at 9 AM with preview BRIDQEWATER- Bl tore. 908-534-5052 Dutch* Colonial on private maintenance fee. Asking sunken LR, formal DR, 18+/— acres for square foot commercial 968^900 Realtor easy access to corporate centers in New Brunswick, Princeton and Vfc acre, bordering Mln- eat-In kit.', finished rec-son. Asking $350,000. farmette or ready to go 7building. 3+ acres, 35% prices for the first 40 homebuyers. without the owner helping to create a good Impression for potential TteveT, 4 bdrms, 11/2 $104.000.709-0292. Owner financing to qualify REAL ESTATE BROKER Clinton with 1-287, 1-78. and Routes 202 and 206 just minutes buyers. The first impression is a lasting impression. Ibaths, den, Reo room, READINQTON- 6 room dowaskln Park. 5 bdrms. rbom, 2 bdrm, 1 Vi bath, lot subdivision of 2 *• acre leased, excellent Income, "These new townhome designs have no competition—they must house, 1 acre, near, high- 4 baths. 139 North Euclid EAST BRUNSWICK- By laundry room, sundeck. buyer. Call Copper Kettle each with sewers avail- sellers motivated, asking away. The Bndgewater Mall is a short drive. These conveniences "Homeowners play an important role in the saie of their horne," !20x40 In-ground pool, Realty 908-236%)22. OWNER FINANCE- be seen to be believed," says Ara Hqvnanian, president of New belie the relaxed, rural setting around the community. For Informa- .central air, 1 acre, asking ways, needs TLC, anxious Avenue. $375,000. Fis- owner, 390-0406. Best Asking $152,000. Near all able. Call Copper Kettle $699,000. Call Michelle small house/townhouso according to Maurice B. Hoffman^ president of The New Jersey 1 to sell, will negotiate. 908- cher Realtors exclusive, Princeton model, view, Jersey's leading homebuilder; "And becasue we obtained this tion call the sales office at 908/707-9671. ° -. $219,900. Call 722-8654. trans. 908-321-0568 Realty for details at 008-DeQennaro, BAYSHORE for good crodlt risk with Association of REALTORS®. "A clean, uncluttered home in. good 9S6-378Q leave message. 534-4195 or call 232-2369 cathedrals, skiligbt. 236-6022. Asking AGENCY800-669-7917, small down payment. Call property at a discount. price from another developer during the HOSELLEr 6 Advertise In the Classified! DE8PERATE BUILDER— SO. PLAINFIELD— 4 yr.for an appointment. $125,800. HELP-U-SELL $205,000 evening 609-494-6987. 874-8758. recession, at Glenbrooke we can offer the added value of far more repair will make a positive, impression on the buyer," he added. P, FT, M, Bkr. 469-2800.CONDOS— $220K takes The following suggestions are recommended by the New Jersey Real bargains! Call 302- old Colonial w/Con- home for the money." With community homes priced I from .9553 anytime after 5PM temporary flair. Tastefully Our bank now pays allall 61 Call (908)276-7751. $127,950 and with a weajth of on-site recreational amenities plann- Association of REALTORS® ^o prepare your home so..it can be Wednesday for amazing. decorated w/3 bdrms, 21A•[-< 215 your closing costs, except ROSELLE—Westbrook . ed, Glenbrooke is perfect for first-time homebuyers who are looking shown at its best. Your Realtor will assist you in surveying your taped message. baths, Fam.Rm. & gar- prepays. If qualified. Woods, spaclqus twnhse, for more home and the greatest valueT\ : home to identify aspects tbat need attention. , age. Many extras Includ- I TOWNHOUSES EDISON— Open House, 2 bdnn, 2 Vi baths, ex- : 3 Examine the exterior and grounds of your home with an unbi- i ~ DID YOU ing CAC, recessed & I CONDOMINIUMS I Sun 7/28, 1-4pm. 1108 pnded deck, new fnshed Glenbrooke's spacipus two-, three- and optional four-bedroom; track UgntTngF'Asklng" ased eye for "curb appeal;" that is, the attractiveness of your home KNOW... \ FOR SALE J Woodhaven Drive. 2 Bsmt, wallAvall crptng, townhome designs each have an attached garage and from 1,687 ithat an ad In this local $147,000. Call 908- bdrm, 2 bath, 2nd. floor, fireplace In LR, eat-m to 2,169 square fe&t of space under roof. Designs include such as viewed from the street. Consider a fresh coat of paint for the/ • paper also goes Into; 14 769-9142. BOUND BROOK- Newly luxury condo, filled with kitch, cntrl air, tennis cts, features as a spectacular two-story living room with large Palladian : outside. Clean, sealed gutters and downspouts ahd a trimmed other local papers? Reach refurnished 2/3 Bdrm. amon11168. Asking easy commute. Asking SOMERSET $209,900 -windows.-ah-interior-barcony-overlooking-llving-or-family-rooms;——~ lawn clear of debris contribute to a better looking home and a over 140,000 households Condo, $69,500. Call $122.500. 985-9349 $150,000,908-298-1157. ~cathedral".ceilings~and oversized wlndowsrDeslgns~atscf featuTe~a~~^~ rpositive-first^impresslonrls your garage ~orcarporrclearr and —wlthtine-calll —PRIVAGYHPLUS— WAN KOW - REALTO RSv ^2 Bdrm7," 7 1-800-334-0531. 356-4477. SCOTCH PLAINS— BY gourmet windowed eat-in kitchen with large sliding glas_s doors to a uncluttered? • , \ 5 yr. young colonial bl- Vh bath, full bsmt., gar.,OWNER. 3 yrs young, back patio, a separate dining room and a separate family room. A tidy front entrance can enhance the effect: Polishing (he door level situated on one half BRIDGEWATER- central air, appliances very private, 2 bdrm, 1vi GOVERNMENT acre. Features four large Beacon Hill condo, 2 The master bedroom; suite can include a cathedral .ceiling, his-and- brass, cleaning storm,\vindows and screens and^ repainting wood negotiable. Window batn, central air,-eat In HOMES- From $V. Youbedrooms, two full baths. bdrm, 2 bath, CAC, near treatments. Much more. kitchen, LR, modern ap- hers walk-in closets and an ultra-luxurious private bathroom with trim or a rusty mailbox ,can help sway: a decision to buy. If repair. See our ad under Two level custom deck Rt. 78, 22, & 287. Avail. 9/ Immediate closing. pliances; backyard & vaulted ceiling, a bay window, an oval soaking tub, separate appropriate, tactfully suggest that your neighbors tidy their outside for sale. I overlooks park-like yard, 1. By owner. $114,900. $105,900.908-806-6278 patio. $114,500. Must enclosed shower and a double-sink vanity with mirrored; wall: A areas as well. Prospective buyers include the appearance of the A must seel Many ameni- Call 908-356-3759. HIGHLAND PARK- High see. Before 6pm, 201- HOUSE WATER COLOR ties offered: WOOD 0033. 'large Separate.bedroom-level laundry room is also standard in the entire neighborhood jri their overall judgement. BRIDGEWATER- Bea- rise Condo, large studio 898-0241, then 908^22- PORTRAITS- See ad con HIII-Gondo, 2 bdrm, 2 w/balcony, excel, cond. 4531 ask.for Bart .... . FIRST ASSOCIATION OF INDEPENDENT REAL ESTATE^BROKERS, ING, new home designs."" "' . "• . .-,..—-•. , .Moving to ihe inside of your home, make,the same unhlased '•*. • Miiiluii«awH>llwii(it|(lliiii In i COLDWELL bath, "CAC, Upgrades, ' Immed.. occupancy. Walk- All homes also include such standard K. Hovnanian features as examination.on'a room-by-room basis. Painting inside walls gould Wroea Classified^-."" i BANKER custom closets, storage, Ing distance to train & Advertise In the Classified! "Each Office Individually Qwnedand Operated central air conditioning, a dishwasher, gas heat and. gas-fired hot- pay dividends far beyond the time, effort and expense invoiced. SCHLOTT must sell, $114,500; Call downtown shops. Consider haying soiled carpets cleaned. Not only will they look INTRODUCTIONS... ' 908-707-4953, after 6PM. $66,000,908-247-5114, water heater. In addition, .buyers can-^persofializs^-their homes A way for people to meet Realtors, 908-494^7700 SOMERVILLE FISH better, but they will have a fresh scent as well, adding to the overall "OLDWICK" through selection of a wide choice of furniture-grade kitchen oeople, every week In i Metuchen/Edlson Area MARKET/RESTAURANT cabinets, counter tops, kitchen flooring and carpeting throughout appeal of the room. Tend to the little things—squeaky door hinges, your local Forbes' news- "PINK SLEIGH" 5 ACRES the house except in the large entry foyer, which features beautiful loose cabinet knobs, leaky faucets and so forth. paper. The . ad Is free, SOMERSET- BY then one call doeB It alll OWNER 4 bdrm Split, hardwbod flooring. All K. Hovnanian homes come with a ten-year Dramatic new K. Hovnanian townhome designs that A gleaming kitchen will definitely work in your favor. The kitchen 1-800-334-0531 huge master BR, new rec homeowner's warranty. ' . • caused the only two 1991 opening weekend sellouts in is a part of the home where people do a lot of living, and prospects room w/9' bar & pool a lot of looking. Make sure the kitchen smells fresh. A freshly table. Large fenced lot. Easy access to Routes Glenbrooke residents and their guests will have the exclusive New Jersey will open at Glenbrooke—oh Mllltown Road MIDDLESEX- by owner. $189,000,249-4717 use of a swimming pool with surrounding sundecks, tennis courts, off Route 22—on Saturday, July 27th at 9.00 AM. baked batch of cookies coming out the oven or a pot of spiced tea 469-4594. Ranch, 3 1,9, 78, 22, N.J. Turnpikg on the. stove will help, add that "at home" feeling buyers are bdrms, LR'w/dlnlng ,area SOMERVILLE- By via Garden State Parkway looking for. & fireplace, eat-ln-Mt, 1 owner. 4/5 bdrm. Colo- (1/4 Mile from site) car gar, patio, convenient Your bathroom also will undergo close scrutiny. Make sure it's nial. Large deck, fenced- to schools, shopping, Rts in yard. Screened front Beautifully landscaped 90-YEAR OLD ESTABLISHED BUSINESS! Third Walter & Susan Baldowsk! to Ling Kucsma, property at 53 Mitchell spotless, with tiles scrubbed and grouted, faucets polished and 22 & 78. $155,000. porch, 1 car garage. Retiring owner reluctantly says selll 2 green- generation reluctantly says SELL! 2000 sq. It. QIu, property at 6 Victory PI., Ave., $130,000 park-like setting houses - 3 car garage - 4 showrooms + IMng - All equipment Included! Recently complotoly fixtures cleaned. Replace your shower curtain if it shows signs of $164,000. 908-722-7369. : renovaiodi Lease available! $93,500 ; . ' ' John Varies \to Gall Decandla, soap film or mold. All toiletries and medicines should be stored . NESHANIC- By Owner, quarters!! First time offered Ert $695,000. reduced $90,000; AW SOMERVILLE- price Extremely low common RANALD C. BROWN , Nunzld., Const to Srlnivasa property at 1 S Nelson. Ave., neatly, in drawers or chests. Remember, if your bathroom is .small, RANALD C. BROWN Transactions Reshava, phoperty at Walton St.; acres, 2 yr old brick Colo-, reducedl 2 bdrm Cape. maintenance fee Satltllod ClhintM Racommtnd Ut" , Saiitllad Clients Bocommond Ui" $130,000 clutter will make it look even smaller. . . nlal, 4 bdrms, 214_baths. 1934 Washington Valley Rd., Marflnsvlllo, N.J. $154,000 Frank Galle to T R M Realty, i Quiet neighborhood. .1934 Washington Valley Rd., MartlnsvlUe, NJ. In general, make your home as light and airy as possible. 2 fireplaces, FR, DR, full]50x140 lot. Ready to REALTOR (908)469-23331 REALTOR (201) 469-2333 David & Joanne Goldstein to Gail property at 180 Normandy Dr., bsmt, 2 car att "gar; move In. $119,900. KENILWORTH chard A & Suzanne Bousquet, prop- Moran.-property at 45 Westgate Dr.,' $55,000 • Freshly washed windows with the drapes drawn back to let in the $269,000. 908-281-6298 722-1418 Suzanne G Larusso to Peter D erty at 2010 Winding Brook Way, -JS136,000 ' Starpolnt Dey to Muralldhar light, will provide a bright cheery look as well as make rooms SALE OR LEASE Each suite has Individual Margaritondo, property at 607 Jef- $340,000., Richard & Karen Hampp to Donthlreddy, property at 98 Orion appear much more spacious. Use bright lights in areas that do not Only Two Units Left kitchenettes, bathrooms ferson Ave., $161,000 Stephen & Mary Semansky, OPEN HOUSE Rd., $139,990 have much natural light, such as the basement or attic. Clear out By Owner Suites 1400 sq. ft., interiors built to and heating/air units Rahway Valley Railroad Co to Gu- WESTFIELD property at 153 Westgate Dr., Starpolnt Dev to Bhanubhal Patel, accumulated: items from-closets, cabinets and counters. Simplicity $160,000 - 12:00 to 5:00 specifications, occupancy in 30 days, all stin Inc. property at Monroe Ave., Michael J & Carol N Fischer to property at 104 Orion Rd., $125,990 and a clean uncluttered look contributes to an enviroment condi> . $54,000 . Kent E & Patricia A Swart,- property Kurt & Karla Elsaesser to Pradeep _ Starpolnt to Ranjlt Bhandarl, brick exterior ^professionally, landscaped cive to a sale. , v ..-..•.f ...... , 1 1 .• • ,, •. • Rahway Valley Railroad Co to Gu- at 1006 Grandvlew Ava, $191,000 Kapur, property at 508 Westgate property at 114 Orion Rd., $142,990 stin Inc, property-at Monroe Ave., „ Anthony W Cordasco to Christo- Dr.. $127,000 Beneficial Mtg Co to Isandell Accent the positive areas of your home. If you have finished <. Storage available on $106,000 . pher M Wendel, property at 646 Joseph.Plgnatore to Yung Wang, Fernandez, property at 62 Parkslde hardwood floors, make sure they are dustfree. and polished. Or- premises Rahway Valley Railroad Co to Gu- Mave St., $203rq00 property at 62 E. Wlntergreen Ave., Ave.', $110,000 ganize large closets or cat>lnets to accentuate available storage stln Inc, property at Monroe Ave., Robert J Sussman to Aderito # StarpoIntiDev to Shu Lin, property space. "Built-in features such as bookshelves or knick-kriack space $25,000 ; . " Kathy G Monfelro, property at 48 Michael & Lily Casallno to at 320 Pegasus Ftd., $129,990 16 Holly PI. should be arranged creatively to illustrate the usefulness of the Edlaon OFFERS Rahway Valley Railroad. Co to Gu- Michael Dr., $190,000 Jonathan & Paula' Bayer, property at Marc &' Laurie Batoman to space as well as the decorating possibilities. stln Inc, property at Monroe Ave.-, 37 Wlnthrop Rd., $155,000 Ranch w/3 BH's, 1V4 baths, BK. DR W/alldlng door to John H III & Marianne Flood to Harshad Patel, property at 12 ^Fhi^y,Jf^majgr^fayt_e^ts tfiat_ypu doiVt intend to correct, you large deck, LR w/boauUlul stone FP, full finished b $100,000 i._l__. G & I Assoc- to. Swamlrlarayah -Smoke-Tree Closer $175,000 : Louis SCalolar property at 34 Scud- or your salesperson must call it to the attention of the prospective 6^ August J Hlldobrant to Vicki Sera- der Rd., $550,000 Bochasanwasl, property at 2484 United Jersey Bank to " $595,000 i ~bjjye^.;r^sjr^^ _Dlfoctbns:-Roiita..ltoJ«QQdlno..lfllt-on.Edflruloht-on.HollyJajj'.16. CRfiNFORB fin, property _»t Sumtnit_Aa» 3r:y - —Woodfridge;Ave.-r$1-,880IOOO ProfessjortatrMgrnnCQ. •ptoperiy.'at- Principals Only. . - $120.000-.::_..±L:r::---"..: '- Daniel & Buck Sylvia' Blgtlnr prop- "•-Josoph Nuned'to'ElteeiTTrdbrega, ' 2i3"Steltoh Rd;, "$3oo;obo "^ the prospective buyer-likes everything elserthis-need not be a— Berhadotte M Bodnar to Ray- erty at 118 Virginia St., $143,000 property, $25,000 James & Patricia Rochqtte to serious drawback. mond S Watzel, property at 743 Christian J & Jean L Massard to Robert & Karen Randolph, property During the showing, be mindful of limiting the number of family Woodland Ave., $128,000 Edward x I Cugno, property at 717 HIGHLAND PARK at 9 Wayne Ave., $185,000 members present so the buyer won't feel like an intruder. Keep Gloria Frlezer to Charles R & Lin- 4th Ave., $172,000 Karep Carlson to Bruce & Nancy William & Mle Gallagher to pets'out of the way and distracting background noise, such as CRANFORD da O Mogensen, property at 28 N Goodman, property at 317 Harper Thomas & Mary Davidson, property. stereos and televisions, to a minimum. Be available, if possible, to 19th St., $190.000"• PL, $143,850 ..•„-. DUNELLEN at 317 8th St., $138,900 answer specific questions abput your home, but don't hover too Henry Hodullk to James & Edward Lacher to Franklin & .CRANFORD Kathryn Ashworth, proporty at 740 Cathy Sllverrnan, property at 154 N SOUTH PLAINFIELD near the buyers. This is not only distracting, but may make buyers Charles & Ronoe Schwartz to Walnut St7$105;000 ~~~ " 6th Ave., $150,000 Julia Maselll to Michael Dehanes, feel so, uncomfortable that they leave quickly, failing to v|ew and . Jose Antonio Ferreira, property at 5 property at 3321 Banta Rd., evaluate your home fully, Arnet PI., $143,000 EDISON METUCHEN $120,000 Selling your home is a complex transaction that takes time, effort William F & Evelyn B Turk to Subhash Bahl to David Lee/, Timothy Cunha to James & Tracy Donald Dobrzynskl to Dean and expertise. Your Realtor should know the local market so that Dvorak, property at 523 Brett PL, Robert Allen Schwartz, property at property at 14 Boxwood dr., Phllbln, proporty at 1-6 Hillside Ave., only serious, qualified buyers are shown your home. Your as- 2 FAMILY 47 Burnslde Ave., $148,000 $95,000 $185,000 $304,000 You will bo delighted with this 2 family featuring 4 bedrooms, or 3 Carolyn N Mehorter to Robert A Angolo & Helen Butch to Stephen sistance in presenting your home in its best possible light, how- Salvatore Sgro to Evangolos Dorothy Korfmann to James bedrooms and den, formal drm;, Irm. eat-In kitchen and bath. Kockelssen, property at 35 DaH- Diiiiltrakopoulos, property ai 38-38A Cohon, property at 89 • Main St., & Mary Pudlnptt, property at 244 ever, will greatly add to its saleability. The ultimate residence, "stately Georgian colonii on" the river. Exquisite amenities Jj 2nd Apt: 3 bedrooms, formal dining room, Irm., eat-In kitchen and mouth Rd., $186,000 Clark Ave., $130,000 $113,000 Cotton-Sti, $152,000 For additional suggestion's on making your home more attractive including master bedrm. with state of the art bath. 23x20 fam. rm. with skylights and bath. Full basement, attic Is partitioned for 3 rooms. 2 car garage, nice Dillp C & Indira Kakkad to Clau- Amerlco Miguel to Jltonder Tal Klu Lee to Youri Slk & Hwan Mary Glonnon to. Niton Dosal, to buyers, contact a member of the New Jersey Association of adjoining indoor pool': The utmost iri gracious living. WSF 3012. dio & Joy Anne Kalczuk, property at Renjen, proporty at Darwin Blvd., Nancy Kim, proporty at 422 Main property at 21 Delaney Ct., REALTORS®. , grounds; Close to town, shopping, schools, and transportation. 22 Garden St., $55,000 $425,000 St., $276,000 $150,000 • • : A MEMBER OF THE (Tl All this for $219,000.00 SEARS FINANCIAL NETWORK Ifll ••, Hazel M Roll to William & Brenda Susan Law to Chao & Phyllis John & Hilda Schrettner to Angelina Savvas to Vlnod Immaculate 3 bedroom, 2>h bath split level. Walenczyk, property at 31 W Holly Chen, property at 2203 Doerfield Gregory & Denlso Gaudet, property Verasawml, property at 1816 Eat-In kitchen, living room, formal dining St., $181,500 Eganey St., $145,000 • COLDWeU. Dr., $110,000 i at 17 Poets Ln., $170,000 Thompson, proporty at 24 Ray Ct., . merville, property at 158 E Main St., room, family room, central air, new furnace, 272-8337 Susan Schultz to Henrietta C Joh- James Gouth to Sammy Michael & Valerie Zudonyl to Anthony & Veronica Mattera to $103,000 $27,500 much more. . BANKER • nson, property at 520 E Lincoln Pk., Martin & Theresa Phan, proporty at Jeffrey Clark, property at 56 Sharon Veerasammy, property at 413 Robert P & Adele L Kenney to 115 Miln Street $85,000 Hancock St., $140,000 New Era Bank to Donald & Gre- WESTFIELD 2 Eloganlo Dr., $270,000 Ct., $162,000 Paul P & Patricia T Sokol, property gory Storms, property at 322 E Cranford English Village Associates to Su- Peter & Josephine Luthman to $ Steve & Krystyna Buszka to at 20 Smoke Rise Rd., $277,000 Main St., $140,000 . 264 East Broad St. SCHLOTT san M Schultz, property at 217 Pro- Robert & Patricia Bonnlng, property . MIDDLESEX Janet Mulligan, property at 910 5 Danno E Smith to Norma Robert B & Vargo Thomas to Lul- 205,000 D.S. KUZSMA 1 L REALTORS' spect Avo., $125,000 •at 142 Garden Terr., $141,000 i, * Kathleen Potruzzl to Gary Houstoh St., $140,000 233-6555 Napolltano, property at 36 Stonorun gl A Cazzunlga, property at 36 Sy- REALT\fl ' Each omce l« indepcddtntly owned und op of $124,500 Adrlano & Joan Gonzaloz to Gary " Tamsula, property at 43 Mitchell Christopher J, Hess, property at 69 F Medaro, proporty at 159 Falrvlew Donna M Porch ;to.Ta|lnder S & Experloncod feal estato agonts orton rocomtnonod manicured rjrounds.'SPL-U11. Dolorou & John Crlscltlollo to Ri- Kozan, property at 1725 Raspberry Avo., $143,000 Mountain Ct., $39,673 Ave., $121,500 Suiindor Jassll, proporty at 211 thin approach these days. Wo find It Just another way Ct.. $73,000 Lisa Dldomonlco to Andrew B Dominic Tufaro to Borough of So- to mako a proporty-for-sulu more attractive to $419,000 John Rlngwood 'to Lajgzlo Somerset St., $250,000 prospocts whllo holplrtg to Justify tho sollor's asking E252 prlco. Count on us to help you sell your houso. We're tho professional people at: 232-8400 'Yes, you can buy a home in New Jersey" 44 Elm Street Barton Realty Westfield. N.J. —— SCHLOTT 106 NL Union Ave- • Cranford • 272-4020 310 Park Ave., Scotch Plains — 322-9102 REALTORS* 6 — July 25,1991 — Union County Classified July 25,1991 — Union County Classified - 7 r_ Mnrtln-Smn- WHIRI STtrifcn RIPINQ MOW* VATER— 2 Br. 2 SOMERVILLE- 1300 LBI— 10th from Ocean, Traditional burgundy, 1 bike Duracycle-$80, BMX WASHER/DRYER- bath; LR," DR, eat in kit., 10HP Sears Craftsman 1 sq.ft. Office space, fully large new 3 bdrm., 2 295 M year old, like new, queen bike $40. Murray skate- White. $250. GE 17 cu ft yr. old w/warranty $750 porch, W&D, DW , fridge, air conditioned, ground bath, deck, washer, week- sleeper, $775, also, board-$15, Bike frame & refrigerator, almond, I FREE TO I pool, tennis courts, CA. level. $975/ma Call 725- ROOMMATES I and 2 other mowers. ly 8/24 thru Sept. $750- DESK—walnut finish'. $75. handlebars-$12. Call 755- $200. Both 6 yrs old. I* GOOD HOME J (908)996-4840 or 996- $950 per montho util. 1026, ask for Herb. $650. See Photos. 908- WANTED I Call 234-1553. 2670 after 5:00. Excel cond. 908-781-0467 Days 201-808-3416. 4886. Eves 908-813-2566 SOMERVILLE- 800 sq.232-4909. SOFA BED modern. TRUNK RATTAN- large- ft. Prime location. 65 No. LONG BEACH ISLAND- Black naugahyde, reve- $30: 2 Colonial chalra-1 WOLFF TANNING DOG— Cocker Spaniel. CO N N E G T !O N ppKlt.,-LRi-Cable,~ NOTICELAJIJOOMMATCS C O N N E C T 1 O N -BEDS— New cornmerciat- Blond male 8- months, WANTED tKtve-tJsMnertts COUPLE WISHES- to BOUND BROOK- 'A HAMPTON- 2 bdrm SOMERVILLE- Hospital Beacon Mill Condo, 2 Deck, 2 blocks to beach. $100/B.O. Call 908- beige w/blue. pattern- home units from.$199.00 House broken , shots. PICK Assume Mortgage from bdrm, 2 bath, CAC. near Neat & clean. $475. are PAYABLE IN ADVANCE GE ELECTRIC RANGE- LEAF BLOWER, Ot- MOVING- Hotpolnt $100; new twin electric Lam p.8 -lotions- 908-526-9036 duplex, 1-2 bdrm, kltcheri, townhouse style apt.. 1 area. Huge 1 bdrm, LR. by cash, check, VISA or pc.darK^or4)-$35O;5pc. Self-clean, power saver, toman, white fabric, washer/gas dryer; 20 cu. 233-5462. owner of a small Ranch DR, LR. bath. $690/ mo. year lease. $625 per DR, eat in kit, CAC, car- Rts. 22. 78. 287. Avail. 9/ 722-3059. Weekdays 908-725-2452/ bedroom sot, cherry blanket-$50. 233-1799 accessorles. Monthly pay- SOFABED— Contempo- YOUR 1. $950/mo. + security. ently located to major weekends 609-492-6062. Master Card. For a quote many other features. Al- brown chair, end tables, ft. frostless refrig.; antique SOFA— Loveseal, Chair, ments low as $18.00. Call over a 30 yr period: If In- Call 996-7470 or 996- month plus utilities. Call pet, 'closets, parking. transportation, $495 mo. SOMERVILLE- Full ser- floral. Pine corner & end VANGUARD LADDER rary, double, mauve, terested contact Jim 808- 908-356-3759 NORTH WILDWOOD- on. cost, please call mond/black, excellent FOLTENE European hair table w/6 chairs; head & today FREE NEW color needs some sewing; OWN 7670. 908-534-6555. $775 + utll. No pet3. Avail. Immed. (908) vice, shared office rental. 6. 494-9396 condition. Asking $200. supplement, $20 kit. foot board; king size. Call tables, $300/BO. Whirl- RACK- for full size pick- 526-3089; work 725-6300. Avail now. 725-0384 HILLSBOROUGH 752-4242. Private offices, beautifully efflclency Condo, sleeps 1-800-334-0531. up, used for 1 year-$400/ catalog 1-800-462-9197. Black upholstered chair. BOUND BROOK- 3 MANVILLE- 1 bdrm.. 4, 2nd floor, private bal- DINING ROOM SET- Call 654-1429. (808)276-4349. _. 781-6506 after 6PM pool washer, 2 yrr GE gas 90B-233-5591. FRUITS & VEGETABLES rooms, Ist.floor, $550 + $585 lease & security large 1 furnished. Start at $750/ dryer, top model, $400/ BO. Call 356-8915. JERSEY FRESH. SOMtRVILLE- 3-4 bedroom, central air, mo. Ground floor, down-, cony, AC. CC TV, pool, 8. 2 GENERATOR, ONKAN LIKE NEW FUR- ORIENTAL KARASTAN WOODBURNING 245 utilities. 1 month security. incl. heat, electric & bdrm, $600 + utilitiesIfitl , DUNELLEN AREA- 2RM BASKING RIDGE- BO. 908-885-1535 WASHER & GAS WROUGHT IRON STAIR : flreplacer finished base- town. Ample free parking,- termls, $400 per wk. -Call- j5KW^_new condition^ NlSHlNGS!Xustom^con«-KIRMAN-RUQ—4*lvi-x- STOVE— German made., EDWARD WELLS FARM BUSINESS No petsrCall 722-9303 water:~Adults pfef.. no" central atr,° parking; Office wTfuli kitchenette & 908-781-6028. profssslonalmale; non- first $100 88 lt! Ca SPINET PIANO- Hard- DRYER— old but In work- cast Iron w/brown ceramic RAILINQ-- good condi- pets, walking distance to laundry. Call 526-5128 ment, pool/tennis. Avail. Includes cleaning, rece- smoker to share 3bdrm ° t^ " temporary 5 piece mod- 18, $2000. Antique metal tion, no rust. Call 769- Retreat Road [OPPORTUNITIES BOUND BROOK- 4 Aug. 1, $1175 a month. Bath, excel, location to all ptionist, mall, utll, Un- $350 set. 756-1004 or 647r3347 ular sofa, off white, dell- medical cabinet, $350. man. Good shape, light ing condition, asking $50. enclosure. 2'9" high, 2' rooms remodeled, 2 town. Call 2,31-1413 eves major transportation. OHTLEY BEACH- 2 spacious modern Town DIN NQ wood, $500. Call 908-654- Call 704-8309 after 7PM 10" wide. 1'6" deep. Call, 8067 after 6PM . 3V4 ml. E. of SL Hwy 206 Call for other available limited Fax reception/fuln, fullly family, weekly efficiency house, pool, tennis, all ' ROOM SET- GOVERNMENT cate blue-grey pillow Wood bar, $300. Call 908- Vlncolown, N.J. bdrm, LR, kitchen, $750/ METUCHEN- i m- Somerset County Rentals Immed. occupancy. equipped kitchen. Work Solid Pecan wood, oval strlplng, originally $1800; 581-5993. 8539 : WASHER- $100. Dryer, 685-2295 + HtH** 1W mnntH Bflrn- $395/mo. 908-752-4242. apts. Open May-Oct. appliances. $650/mo. + HOME— From $1 You ATTENTION WOHRINGT -inaculate,—i •stations also^avall " - 8. Naar -% utll. Catt-908-e47-8320- tablew!th4_!th_CChhaairirs & leal f!f>Qffrinn»'nn -larmier —BLUEBERRIES— rity, 1 year lease, no pets. Modern kit & bath, LR/ r—HOUSES—rf g.hutch good con- TriPUisinn- pjiwffft. »&o. oaii ww-za^-ww. iirnouQiiT moij A" 8 a.m. til 5 p.m. Dally MOTHERS— If you want -. Call usl BOUND BROOK- Ap- $275/mo. Call Marty 908- Ocean. Bay, store. $400/ after 7PM & wknds. ' TrhTJhth d $40 to: BLG, Inc., P.O,convertibleconvert nsTeeper or; caloric, green, good nlc color console, 25 Inch WASHER- $75. Dryer. SoRMKIA- Dinette sat to spend more time with 469-0723 immediately bdrm. Private entry. I FOR RENT I proxlmately 700 sq ft Of- -722-5100,9-5. dition, $500. Queen Anne 782, PIscataway, NJ "'""""glnall y $800: 36-X36" working condition; asking 603-859-2662 HEROUX REALTY wk. 1-908-349-4043 BEDMINSTER- share screen with remote, cable $65. Stove. $75. fief- l???2 Dal7s costorri ( BOUND BROOK- 60 W. Ample closet space. $675 flee or Store. Good expo- dining room table with 5 08854 ; your children, work out of Broker (908)873-5577 SOMERVILLE- Single $90/BO. Call 722-4388 ready, contemporary oak rlgerator, $170. Can dell- _raDea acJH with .black N] your home, and still make Union Ave. 3 rooms & util Incl. 549-4637 sure. $590 plus. Call .908- ORTLEY BEACH- 2 rrn beautiful, 4 bdrm, furni- chairs, solid cherry, like I YARD, GARDEN PIPER BLUEBERRV FARM room nfflnn r^19 or Condo. I tjiOCit fiuiii ture homo In Hllloi all ntnu««ftntn30"" hlylllil but I- I JACK FLEA- bleached PIANO—-Baby-Qrandr ^bl^t^$35rj^75»5860-vSr^-C0[or console TV *£^^LZZ%^ -4 great money. Call 908- bath, 2nd floor. $600/mor MiDULtstx— 4 rooms, inomi 160 sq.ft. Excellent loca- GARD— All metal pat- originally. $3257 after 7pm $100. Air conditioner. $350 OR. 7825 ^&FARM Magnolia Road 754-3408 or 1-800-427- plus utll. Call WANKOW Immed. occupancy, No ALTOR— will help you HILLSBOROUGH- 1 771-1475 work ocean, sleeps 4, kitchen- amenities, deck, spa, cher block table with 3 wood wall unit, app- excel, cond. $1000. $100.722-6329. $350.968-7825 tion, parking. Call 908- ette, AC, pool, TV, $425/ $550+ utlls. Available 8/ Chairs, $100. 463-7909 ented device controls v SOFA, Chippendale, Pomborlon, N.J. 3408. Great benefits, earn REALTORS. 356-4477. pets. Adults preferred. obtain a rental to meet bdrm. Condo, LR, dining BRIDGEWATER- 1000 725-1776. . fleas In home, without roximately 80"x32"x40 ', TOOLS PROFES- $600/mo. heat & hot your needs. Fees paid by area, kit., 1 full bath, fini- wk. Days 201-887-5300 1. 908-781-9567 eves. DINING ROOM SET- top portion smoked glass camel'back 72ln, rose SIONAL- Tool salel BQLENS-^ 8HP lawn & Eorl Plpor, Owno* bonds car. BOUND BROOK- spa- sq.ft. prime office near 22 SOMERVILLE- . e,xt 4039; eves 805-9768 chemicals or extermina- bud print on stripes, garden tractor, 36" mow- clous 1 bdrm, 1st floor, Ig water Incl. ,908-968-1819! landlord. Call John today shed bsmt., 1000 sq. ft., & 287. Only $925. Call BRANCHBURG- M/F to solld oak, 6 chairs, 48" tors. Results overnight) door/shelves, TV/stereo/ Take your pick! Matco Advertise BLUEBERRIES HIGH VOLUME HIGH at RE/MAX Partners Re- all appliances. Tennis..+ Professlonal.office suite In share large home across VCR compartments, bot- brand new 1/2 price. Also tool box and/or Snap-On Ing deck. Excellent con- TRAFFIC EXXON SER- closets, .washer hook-up, MIDDLESEX- .Midd- 908-560-0182. ORTLEY BEACH- NJ round, opens to 72". AT Farm, Feed & Hard- Computer Epson equity 609-894-9227 altors, 9Q8-534-5052 pool. $830 + utils. Avail restored Victorian house. Ocean front, 1 Bdrm lux- from college. Full use of. $545. Call evenings. 908- tomwlth storage area, orl- Mac tools. Call Dave 908- in the Classified! dlilonlll Asking $550. Call Closod Sundays VICE STATION FRANC- off-street parking. Avail 8/ lesex Village. Spacious. 9/1. Call Ram at 908-464- BRIDGEWATER- Excellent location, ample ware stores. one with colour monlter, Bill 8t 908-658-4538. 1. $595/mo. 908-766- 1 bdrm.. Garden apt. BRIDGEWATER- 2 ury condo, CAC, sleeps house. Call evenings 526- 526-4590. glnally $400; con- 232-8198. HISE— Route 18, East 7487 eves; 908-582-6722 "DUTCH TWINS", lease arklng. Bright, sunny. 4. Summer rates $625/ 4922. HOME GYM SO- temporary drop leaf desk/ printer, software & Brunswick, send letter & 6685; 908-752-5800/ $660/ mo. Includes heat bdrm ranch, large pro- days • Rt. 206 North & Rt. 287,§Ix rooms + reception DRUM SET- 7 piece LOFLEX— compact and mouse. 2 yrs new $875. & H.W. NO PETS. Pool perty, mature trees, city Week. 908-789-0835 or DUNELLEN/PIS- cabinet, compartment phone. .# to: Sam Sem-BRIDGEWATER/MAR- 4210 sq.ft. BUSINESS/ area. 908-704-8800 908-789-2364 Ludwlg plus cases & Zild- complete, 380 pounds of drawers, bottom storage 908-756-9039 chenko. 371 Highway 18 TINSVILLE- 5+ rms, available. Call 356-5550 utilities. Avail. 8/15/91. HILLSBOROUGH- 2 OFFICE USEII Asking CATAWAY AREA- jian cymbals. Asking $500 weight, bands and leg lift SWF— Impulsive & fun- leave message. $700/mo + utilities. Cadi bdrm, 1V4 bath, central POCONO CHALET- on Share w/2 single males,. 6 'with shelves, originally PIANO- small upright East Brunswick. NJ 08816 1600 sq. ft., 2 floors, sky- $14.50' sq. ft. NETI 275 or B/O. Call 968-3097. machine included, $550. $500. Must sell everyth- good condltlon-$600; loving, yet professional & lights, D.W., W&D, near Ray 908-722-1559- air, wall to wall carpet, all RANALD C. BROWN, Re- Lehlgh River, Big Bass room Bl Level. Private Call 526-4875 career oriented, seeks JUST DO ITI Be in Busi- NORTH PLAINFIELD, appliances, fireplace, bdrm. for each, all util. FAR HILLS— Cedar Ingl Future husband Refrigerator, good condi- ness for yourself but not 287/78, parking, yd, $900 GREENWOOD GAR- BRIDGEWATER- Like altor 908-469-2333. COMMERCIAL Lake, pool, tennis, sleeps Chest $135., Queen Ann bringing In his stuff... Call tion $250. Call 906-925- SWM, 25-35, who goes to + utll. 908-356-5677 New, 3 bedroom Ranch storage, pool. Call 908- 6. $400/wk. Call 908- Incl. $375/mo. Call INTRODUCTIONS... DWM MID 30'S not ugly, PROFESSIONAL work in a suit & can by yourself. If you are wil- DENS- Well-malntalnod 281-0186 . CRANFORD- Medical PROPERTY WANKOW REALTORS, Wing Back Easy Chair A way for people to meet 908-781-9376, leave 6851 after 6PM . secure professional likes ling to strive for success . 1. bdrm. garden apts. $1195/mo. + Utilities. Se- suite. In well known 359-3328. $95., Pine Roll Top Desk message, and I'll get SWJM- 27 yrs old, speak In words of moro BRIDGEWATER- -2 curity, Lease & Refer- SOMERSET-- 2 bdrm. 1 FOR RENT 356-4477. people, every week In QUANTUM STAIR- outdoors, traveling, cook- 5'11'\ non-smoker, good & get the support you bdrm., LR, DR, eat-In kit- $650.41/mo. Includes Medical Building, limited POCONOS- Island cot- 54in $400., Rocker $95.,. your local Forbes news- back to you for best time Ing, Jazz. Looking for than one syllable but can need call 908-789-3710. heat & H.W. NO PETS. ences. No Pets. RANALD bath condo, all appli- to certain practices, tage, Delaware Water FANWOOD- Female to Maple Corner Cabinet to see. No resonable offer STEPPER- $75. Tasco natured. easy going, un- still enloy dancing & vol- chen, In 2-family home. C. BROWN. Realtor 908- BOUND BROOK STORE/ paper. The ad Is free, 320x60mm telescope- professional SWF otDWF derstanding person. $900 plus util. Call 908- 756-1157 leave msg. ances, AC, attic storage, reasonable. 789-8961. OFFICE- 2450 Sq.Ft. Gap. S~bdrm, fireplace, share 2 bdrm, 2 bath $195.. Wardrobe $135:. would be refused. 25-40 also hot ugly to loyball at tho beach. RARITAN— Salon for 469-2333. tennis, private view of row boat, canoe, $300/ (kitchen, LR & DR) api. Empire Golden Oak DRthen one call does it alll used once, $80. Weight Looking for attractive Reply Ext. 3054 sale, Corner of Wall & 707-0580. DUNELLEN- Approx. Excel: location. Im- 1-80O-334-0531 LIVING ROOM SET- bench with weights, $80. have fun with possible SWJF, never been mar- NORTH PLAINFIELD— 1 BRIDGEWATER-r Large. woods, $850/month + mediate. Call 9 0 8-. weekend, $500/ week. with 2 others. Share ele- set $1050., Maple, dbl serious relationship in SWJF— extremely pretty, Somerset St., 800+ sq ft. BRIDGEWATER- 2 electric. 908-673-0819 700 sq. ft. office space, 3 908T874-3231 ctric, cable & phone ex- Bed $135.. Maple Twin Couch, love aeat-chalr. Call 908-704-1225. ried, no children, age 21- Moving Southl Call 526- bdrm., 1 bath, kit., LR,bdrm apts for rent. 1st 4 bdrm, 2VV6 bath col- rooms, • 2nd. floor, ex- 722-4974. tables, lamps, "oriental ALMOST HANDSOME- mind. Must be willing to 28 for friendship that slender, refined, In- floor $575/mp; _2nd floor onial, executive area, WESTFlELD- Town- penses. Large walk In Beds $195.. Plus a store KITCHEN CABINETS- REFRIGERATOR & FUR- Jie^about'•_ how_we__met. telligent, carlngjjate 40's, 7526. deck, yard & shed. $800 cellent location. .center__oLBRIDGEWATER -4000- POCONOS-_Penn Es- -closet-bdrm~Baslc cable - -Car_phone,-typewriter,- flower, $495. Medi- NITURE— GE, almond, DBM, -sould-lead to something- _+ jutiL 1 Vfe mos. security. $625/mo. 1 Vi trios sec- convenient to rtos 287, house, Cowperthwaite & town. 968-2063. sq.ft. Office Space. New te!ffs- ,?7Bdrm_ CJialefTIII qyBdui terranean bedroom set, 4 , non-8mbker, social "drlnk- Reply Ext 3113. * "financially Independent, TAUCKJIEP-A1IL&. urtty—Avai|-immed:~369-—78r~202/206r-;$i250-per Prospect- St%-area—2- at Is already hooked on & tura-&-household-effects,-_stereo,_pfflce ^halrs^ ,w.Qtks_lgrjaat._$90/aOJ _ -mora. Reply exL 3059;....' "professional;—no~dopo-~ PARTS SHOP- Heavy Avail 873. Call 908-722- HIGHLAND PARK- 500 hearSA/CrAsRlhg[$7.50" "f nUlee.-Swimmlng, working phone jack Jerin-ATr wall mounted ml- plece,-$350r369-5952-- •'— Queen water bed, $50/' • or,- - seeks-passionate DWM, 37, 5'9", 160lbs, 3216 after 6PM 7022 month. 908-685-1012. bdrm, garage, pets OK, fish ln lamps, pictures, frames, White, Asian or Spanish S Japanese M— 41, ndants seeking a sen- duly, good business on sq. ft. office on the Main sq.ft. w/adjacent 3600 . 9. tennis, clubhouse (share line). Built In AC. tables, chairs, desks, crowave, Andersen pic- LOVESEAT- rnauve w/ BO. LR set, sofa, chair & handsome, sensitive, seeks single Japanese fe- major highway. MUST NORTH PLAINFIELD- 1 CALIFON— attractive & $1100/mo. + utll. 232- sq.ft. Warehouse at $4. activities. By weekend^' woman. 30-55 of average sitive, secure, cultured, BRIDGE WATER- 3 5788 days or 232-5775/ Street (Raritan Ave.) of weekly. 526-0285 Electronic secure & china closets, ETC. ture window, Andersen thin blue stripes, con- 2 high backs, white for- to good looks to enjoy life honest, sense of humor, , male (25-35) for conver- well educated successful SELL. Terms ayaik rooms~$550; 4 rooms bedroom apartment. clean Ranch house, at- Highland Park. New faci- sq.ft. w/loadlng dock. To-r beautifully maintained screens & grilles for case- temporary style, 5' long, mica kitchen table, $200 good /values, seeking tached 1. car garage, 789-0916 eves; & wknds gether or separately. RA- PRICED TO SELLI. Col- with. I like fishing, music, sation, dining, movies & professional Who Is non- 908-525-0030 $700 + util. Also HORSE Somerset Street. $450 lity with parking In. ex- SEASIDE HEIGHTS- bldg.' Across from major lins Corner 23 Dumont ment windows. Drafting brand new-Paid $800. A for all. 272-7626, call similar attractive single/ smoking, good looking, per month plus utilities. 'bsmt., blacktop drive. V6 NALD C. BROWN, Real- ocean block, 2 bdrm movies & plays. Reply possible, relationship. WESTFlELD CAR SER-STALLS In Far Hills. Gall cellent location. Available foodstore & fast food res- Rd. opposite Bank Far table. Everything must go. sacrifice at $500. (908) quick, we're moving Ext.3115 divorced white female, Reply ext. 3061 trim, 48-58, 5ft.7 plus for 201-376-5348. Call 908-561-126a acre lawn & landscaped. Immediately. Call 719- tor, 908-469-2333. Townhouse, Vh baths, 2 taurants. Right on bus 754-6717 25-35. Aim: love, marri- VICE FOR SALE- Large.LR with fireplace, 3 / 265 /'A Hills. 908-234-0995 548-5524. REFRIGERATOR SBF— Professional, ma- loving lasting relationship. $40,000 yr. annual gros3. NORTH PLAINFIELD- 7985, 9-5 ask for Billle BRIDGEWATER- balconies, sleeps 6, AC, lines. Call 245-5660 ask KITCHEN SET- table- ARE YOU LOOKING for a age, family. Please reply ture, intelligent looking for Reply to: Box 3152. BRIDGEWATER-^ sec- 3Vi> rooms & bath. Days nice sized Bdrms, mod- I ROOMS I Davis. :'....' DW. W & D, garage, •forDebble.' . FUNRITURE-2 pp. Rat- MOVING SALE- console, FREEZER-„ Whirlpool,. -special-guy Who Is sin- to ext. 3120 • Great-home base busi- ond floor, 1 bdrm. apt., ern & bright kitchen, large Commercial, 3 Bays, gla&rtop with brass stand record player, kitchen ood shape, 6 years old, middle age Afro-American ness. 2 cars, licenses, all 755-2204; after 6PM' 754- L FOR RENT J HILLSBOROUGH- 1-4 2000 sq.ft. Office & Bath- 752-1368 or 757-3644 tan set $125. pair beige .-& 6 upholstered chairs, Cere, honest & af- SWM— 28, hoping to get 1 mo. security. 908- 2168 DR with patio door-to pri- FRANKLIN PARK- recliners $75, 2 6ff-wRite' table & chairs, 3 new aw- t125 and loveseat biege fectionate? This 31 yr old DWM— 52, brown but man. Who Is caring, lov- away from Jersey for a accounts. Ask+nTg Offices within business room. Call 9.08-526-5380, SEASIDE PARK- professional female to like new/builder's, model. graying hair, light smoker, ing & sincere. Please vate back yard, modern 1 LV RM one DK pine nings, china closet, 2 with blue,- rust, pink SWCM is that guy. I'm tall week. I'm seekind a slim, $ 1*8 i 000": Call ,908 PLAINFIELD- Unfur- bath, efficient baseboard Condo on Rt. 206. $200- Bam-6pm. • 4 HOUSES TO BEACH share 2 bdrm, 2V6 bath Originally $750, asking evening gowns, all $10 ea. flowers $125. 752-3083 social drinker, Tikes dining reply to extentlon 3264 non-smoker, SWF, 23-30 -232-3778. BELLE MEAD- rooms 4 br. units, $675 per wk. wing chair1 s $85. Air con- with blondlsh hair, blue CRANFORD— 4 rooms, 2 nished apt. Good historic heat, well Insulated, $350/mo. util, incl. CRANFORD- 2600 sq. Townhouse. $460/mo. ,ditlpner $45. 580^)109. $350.908-757-4307. Call 908-526-0085. out, movies both .new & who has an Interest in bdrms., riew Kitchen, tile area. 1 bdrm, 3Vfe rooms, for rent In farmhouse, lots (908)359-4559. 2 br. units, $475 per :wk. SAILBOAT & TRAILER- eyes, well built, hand- old, seeks woman with SBM- 6'4", attractive, in- Washer/dryer Included, 6f~ property, reasonable ft. Office- space/ Ware- Call 908-297-0324 eves. LAWN THACTOR- 11 some & -h on -smoker. telligent, outgoing, pro- travelling & would like to bath, newly decorated. new carpeting & paint. easy location, near shop- METUCHEN- 2 to 6 house, light mifg., ex^- 1 Br unit $400. per wk.SOMERSET- Female GAS DRYER- General HP, $325. Chain "saw, MOVING SALE- like Kollbrl 12' Sloop. Great sense of humor & looking loin ma. Reply ext. 3064 (25O -\ 2nd floor. W/D hookup. Private.entrance, parking, rates, lots ' of storage, 908-537-2597 new large, capacity Whirl- for 2-4 adults. $725. Call Looking for a long term for relationship. Reply fessional who loves the ping. 1V4r month security kitchen privileges. 281- room offices, prime loca- cellent area centrally loc- professional share 2 bdrm Electric. Excellent shape, $55. Rototlller, $125. romance; perhaps a lady outdoors. Willing to expe- I APARTMENTS I $750 plus Utlt. Call 908- $550 Includes heat & hot $1150/month'. Carl R. ated with parking. Avail SO. SEASIDE PARK- $150. Armolre, $50. Dis- pool Washer, under war- 908-232-7326 Ext. 3Q52 SWM— Alright, Enough Is 722-6753. 6747 tion, near train' & bus, off apt, room furnished. W&D String trimmer, $35. who would like to attend rience anything. Looking I FOR RENT I water. Single preferred, Burd, 908-832-2164. street parking. Call Jul 1. Call 8-5, Mon-Frl. luxury ocean front condo, on premises, AC, cable. play table, $50. Call 908- Mower $55. 908-234-2821 ranty. Call 908-819-8962 church on Sundays. SWM—32 years old, In- Enoughl 6 rt, hazel eyes, ho pets. 908-754-2599; BRANCHBURG PINE 908-272-5743. - 281-0985 or 201-569-0219 SNOW TIRES- good for Intelligent, well-built at- handsome man looking CRANFORD- 5 rooms In COLONIA— 3-bedroom ARNOLT, 548-6400. spectacular view, AC, $325+ 1/2 utll & security. or 766-4241 condition, almost new, Variety of Interests which terests Include silent tractive female. Please MOTEL— dally, weekly or sleeps 6, $759/week. Call Include romantic even- films. National Lampoon for the ultimate female 2-famliy house. 2nd floor, PLAINFIELD—1 Bdrm. In ranch, 1 bath, eat-In kitch- monthly. Pay service util- MIDDLESEX- 1st flqor DUNELLEN- 650 sq. ft. 828-4123 leave msg size F78-14 Inch. Best reply to extentlon 3265 (mid 20's) to share a BOUND BROOK- 1 bd.,$765/mo. heat, garbage 3-family home, nice area, en, fenced yard. Option to 1300 sq.ft. & 650 sq.ft. store/office on busy 647-7089. SOUTH BOUND BROOK offer, must sell. Call any- Ings - & sports. Respond and fireworks. Looking for eat-In Kit, pantry, DR, LR, ity, no security required. Advertise In the Classified! Ext 3055. SWF, 25 - 35 preferably WWWF— If you are a warm lasting relationship dlsposal_&. water Incl. 1 heat, hot water incl. $550/ buy. $1150 plus utlls,; 11/ Call 722-9520. finished basement, or Route 28 In new plaza. TIMESHARE— Condo up Professional to share 2 time, 908-752-5749. (possibly, if you're the thermal windows, near mo. sec 908-272^6612. mo. Pels. ok. Call 753- Off-street parking. 1 to 2 Weeks available, any- Jewish, so my parents middle-aged man with a 2 mos. security. Call approx. 560 sq.ft. 2nd bdrm duplex, central air, VIBRANT, EYE- don't drive me crazy. Ext sense of humor, looking right one)j Reply to Box transportation: $650 plus. 4245. • ••• ' •. •-••• -- ^. (908)232-5599. BRANCHBURG- Fur- floor,, on Union Ave. month free. Call 7524)313 where In the World, plus W&D, $450/mdnth + 1/2 Eves.908-658-3711: 908- nished room for rent. CATCHING- slender 3117. for a neat-looking, fun- 3258 DUNELLEN- 3 roorrts (1 RARITAN- 1 bdrm. apt., Ample parking.•- Reason--GARWOOD- Kennedy St. Maarten 8/31 9/7. utilities. Available 8/1. Call brunette (widow) seeks 771-1475 days. FLAGTOWN- Half Dup- Kitchen privileges, quiet able rent. Avail. Immed. Sleeps 4. $450/wk. Call WFW- Vivacious, char- loving companion for the SWM—32 years old In bdrm). Quiet business downstairs, washer & lex, 4 rooms, V/2 baths, neighborhood. Call for Plaza, North Ave. Store 908-356-5529. gentleman, "50-lsh" who social occasions of life, person, non-smoker, no dryer, $700/mo. util Incl. 908-356-3046. for rent. Avail immed. 625 908-359-2041 Is looking for a fun-loving mlng & attractive seeks good shape. Enjoys basement. Avail. Aug. 1.details 526-4432. SOUTH PLAINFIELD- an Intelligent, sensitive give this middle-aged, music, sports, and good Advertise In the ClassHiedl pets, parking, heat in- Avail, immed. Call 609- Call 908-369-3316. MOUNTAINSIDE- Cen- sq. ft. Ample parking. person light up your life. amiable, outgoing widow cluded. $560/mo. 968- 466-4014. BRIDGEWATER— fe- Housemate wanted. GALL TODAY Reply to extentlon 3266. male, 55-75 for com- company. Looking for sin- HIGH BRIDGE- ter., 600 & 700 sq. ft. ppp 908-789-3087 or 201-860- Working SWF, 25-40, rent lady a call. Reply Ext gle, white female 18:32 4455 male, Ig. furn. bdrm., w/ 3093, leave message ( 2B5 :^\ panionship & to enjoy life,, 3011 RARITAN- 1bdrm 2nd Solltude Village. Lease/ gar., W & D, full privi- Post office, parking, $350. Credits for light of- Reply Ext 3053 years old. Ext 3259. tloor, excellent condtlon, option, 2 bdrm home, reasonable. 908-789-8961 HILLSBOROUGH- 3000 MISCELLANEOUS fice work-$10/hr. Call 908- CRANFORD DUNELLEN- Commut- leges. No smoking. $440 SWF, 25- here I am wall to wall carpet $650/ new condition. $7500 incl. utlls. Call Arlene 725- PISCATAWAY- OFFICE sq. ft. Industrial space. I RENTALS I 647-3347 ers Delight). New 2 BR. mo. utilities Included. Call $1650 gross. Call 908- again, all my married, 1st Fl. W/D, CAC, W/.W down, $500/ month. Call 1600; after 5PM 469-2640 OR RETAIL. 6,000 fSQ. WESTFlELD- M/F to desperate friends got 526-8035 908-685-0373. FT. WILL DIVIDE. 534=4076 ..- i—-". • Secret Single #9 carpet, off-street parking, CRANFORD- sleeping MIDDLESEX- Space. share large 2 bdrm apt. in iNTRdDUCTIONS divorced. Let's get this, RARITAN- 2 rooms & FORMER BANK AND Avall.7/15. $750mo+ util., HILLSBOROUGH— 4 room for mature gentle- MIDDLESEX- Lincoln Fenced In yard, small or elevator bldg. 1 block SBM — writer, director, producer, actor. Graduate of Morehouse College and straight from the begin- Sec. 908-968-4046. bath, 1 month security, no bdrm, bi-level, LR, DR, DENTIST OFFICE. 981-Blvd. 3 room office, 450 from RR & town. $425/ ning, I'm looking for a pets. Call 722-8234 man.- Quiet, private nome. 1313. large area. (908) A WAY FOR PEOPLE TO MEET PEOPLE NYC film school. No relation to Confederacy's most famous general. Looking kit:, FR, 2 car gar. good Short walk to center. 272- sq. ft. AC, parking, corner 842-4776. mo. 1 % security. All util guy. but NOT Just ANY tillage DUNELLEN- large 2 RARITAN— 4 room mod- location, near shopping. 1 5997 SCOTCH PLAINS- cen- bldg. Professional or light Incl. Avail 8/1. 789-2577 for black or white female who is fan of rap music and has no bad habits. • guy...l don't want Just bdrm, 2rid floor, adults manufacturing. $450/ ern apt, many extras, Single, ext 3060 arate fantasy from reality • Owner financing 2BR-$675&up SOMERVILLE- beautiful 100% financing day/4 night $99 per per- TERS— 22 & 26. Both SWM, 29, 5'11"— very Includes heat TOWNHOUSES & to qualified buyer your Introduction ad. The Forbes six-line D » Divorced, WW= Widowed,. DWF—35 years old, look- college grads, pretty & but capable of both, reply Intelligent, handsome.. I to qualified buyers. SOMERVILLE/BRID- location. Nicely furnished son (double occupancy) BUY IT. ad Is free. The cost for the voice mes- W= White B= Black, H= Hispanic , and hot water CONDOMINIUMS room W/refrlgerator. Non Call for details 407-628-1148 ext. 28. Ing for friendship, and a witty are each searching Ext3110 ' enjoy all walks of life. GEWATER- 1 bdrm, 1st sage Is $2.00 for the first minute and personal relationship With for a professional SJM Looking for SWF 25-35 to Office located at: floor, near hospital, no FOR RENT smoker, mafe preferred. HEROUX REALTY SINGLE ASIAN MALE- M-F by appt. References, security. $75 BRIGANTINE- 2 bed- SELL IT. $1.50 for each additional minute,' a mature man between . who Is athletic, outgoing Medical doctor, 27, seek- begin a relationship With. 129 Mercer St., pets. Security & refer- Broker (908)873-5577 room Condo, all ame- 36-55. My Interests in- & marriage minded. Reply My last was 12 yrs. long, Sat 10:30-4:30 Somerville ences, Call 526-1632. A PROFESSIONAL RE- & up- 725-6470 after 4PM. nities. Pool, beach, 5 mln. to Extentlon 3260. ing female (18-28) who Is ALTOR- will help you SOMERVILLE- Business FIND IT. clude', singing, music, professional, mature & maybe ours can be too. Hours: Mon SOMERVILLE- 1180 to Atlantic City. Weekends horseback riding, all Reply ext. 3118. Frl SOMERVILLE/BRID- obtain a rental to meet person or student. Avail, sq.ft., $1,200. Excel. In- & Weekly. 526-0285 LADIES— are you tired of fun-loving. Reply to Ext 276-0370 types of science, ooard 3256 • SWM, MID 20"s— enjoys 8 AM-S PM GEWATER- 2 bdrm, 2nd your ne8ds. Fees paid by now thru Sept. Furnished, ress & egress on Rt. 206 games and reading.- Ext the bar scene, head 217 Prospect Avenus Sal. & Sun. 10 AM-3 PM floor, near Jiospltal, rio landlord. Call John today Kitchen & bath privileges, § games & Insecure men? the outdoors, likes live o. wArafffc light & excel, Advertise In the Classified! SOPHISTICATED NYC Cranfoitl, NJ 07016 pets. Security & 'refer- at RE/MAX Partners Re- Close to all hwys. $230/ visible exposure. Please CONNECTION 3058. then this 36 year old DW CHRISTIAN F- 44, bands, quiet mid-night 725-2909 ences. Call 526-1632. altors, 908-534-5052 mo. 908-685-0472. call 908-218-1100. Introducing "Secret Single" DWF—36, Stocky, seeks handsome, well built, fi- redhead, 5'4", 112 lbs, walks on boach, cooking single/divorced WM for nancially secure divorced moving to horse country & also enjoys working on friendship. Interests In- white male who Is adven- & looking forward to hav- cars, looking for SWF 21- clude the outdoors, mov- turous, Into fitness & has iny & uog, taking up 29 who onjoys all ot some ies, sports and quiet a great sense of humor Is rldlna again, enjoys skl- of the same. Reply Ext ready to spoil you with 3112 Guess-the identity of the secret single No purchase necessary to wlrft Decisions times. Ext 3013. Ind, theater, travel, enter- DWM 42 5' 8" 170lbs, Broadway Shows, walks taining, good food, light & SWM-28. 5'11", 180lbs. described In the new Introductions of the judges are final. Employees of blue eyes, brown hair, on the beach (the is- country music, 1 child at brown hair, blue eyes, category and you could win. Each week Forbes Newspapers are not eligible to childless, non-smoker. lands), great con'versa- home. Looking for an ac- very athletic & muscular one winner will receive a $50 gift win. Caring, oarnoot financially tlon, JotsoLlaugh3, _hon_ tive man who Is as com- seeks beautiful. Intelligent certificate for dlnnerfor' twoarone of our" secure professional. A esty & willing to listen to fortable In a barn as an female. Must like to do fine local restaurants. , Check the new "Introductions" category hopeless romantic who what you have to bay, Is elegant home, a utility ve- exciting things & be wil- loves to hold hands, looking for you. So If you hicle as well as a Mer- ling to lie about how we In Classified to find "Secret Singles" #10. enjoy adventure when cedes, Levls or a Tux, The grand prize is a chauffeur-driven ride Use the coupon below to enter. '' share hugs & spend mot. Reply tb Ext 3262. quality time ranging from possible, but appreciate pizza or a 4 Star restau- to Now York where the lucky couple will the simple things In life rant entertaining friends. have a night on the town. 5 star restaurants to quiet when ft Is not, (S/DWF, Reply ext 3062 SWM— 33 yr old profes- times at home. I am a 23-36 yr old) please reply sional, enjoys movies, boat owner who loves to ext. 3119 SWF— 27, loves the theater, world travel, animals, especially cats, shore but especially the French culture, NYC, 6 travel. Ready to meet a PROFESSIONAL DWF— 'lagoons, honest, fun- working out, ethnic res- S/DWF under 40, reas- Mld-30's, horsewoman & loving Is looking for "a taurants & writing seeks musician seeks similar for BOUND BROOK- 324 CRANFORD-4T9DR -MIDDLESEX-330-HIGH onably fit and attractive nice guy" who Is hard- female 22-35 with similar Evergreen Avenuo. Sat- RAHWAY- 1931 Mont- AIRPLANE:-For sale. BEDROOM SET'- Almost CHINA CABINET-Ethan COMPUTER- Tandy who Is looking for a very friendship & mutual sup- working & taller than me Interests. Off-boat, quasl- J h CHARD ST (off wost End) ST.- (off Rte. 28) 9AM-nomery St (off E. Grand 1969 Piper Cherokee. now, light walnut w/brass Allen, plus hutch, pood 100OTX (20286) CGA, special guy for a lasting port. Non-smoker a must, (5'2"). Reply Ext. 3010 twlsted sense of humor Saturday, July 27 9:30am-. 4PM, sat. & Sun. July 27 Avenue). Sat & Sun 27th. Like new appearance, handles, double dresser, vegetarian. preferred. AUCTIONS Kp tRDSAL^ 3:30pm. Marble top & 28. Household, treas- condition, $600 both In-—Color monitor 31/2+ 51/ relationship. Reply ext. SWM 25 lonely guy who appreciated. Reply ext SOMETHINp tG FOR EV- & 28th. 9anv4pm. HOUSE mechanical condition. Sky mirror, chest of drawers, eluded. Call 908-722- 4 drives. 6 month yar- 3121 Reply Ext 3101 3057 4- stand, antiquo dresser, ures, linens, bedding, etc. SALEI Entire j;ontents. 9 Manor Airport. 908-996- student desk-$575 set. To be entered In "Secret Single," Just fill out the coupon below: likes to laugh and have ERYONE! old radio, largo walnut No Early. Blrdslll piece dining room set. 7656. ALSO experienced 8234. ranty, software; $5X5. IfT met Secret Single #10, he would be Introduced to me as • SWF— 25, fair of face, full SWM- 29, tall, att- fun, I enjoy car racing, Will split. 526-6344 908-356-5875 ^ of body & grace seeking racJiVs— seeking female ELWOOD G. HELLER & BRANCHBURG- 12 Fro- mirror and framo, old MIDDLESEX, 1 1 8 Antiques, much more flight Instructor avail on COFFEE TABLE- Solid motorcycles, swimming & 353^ Y desk, cut crystal, china _yjiur_sjDhadjJia_iat_alL BEDROOM SET— Full 40 Inch maple round cof- COUCH— excellent sincere SWM to share 29-45 who enjoys out- an occassional movie. 3p y& -WILTON-AVE-{off-Soutb- : laughs, quiet times & doors, movies, quiet SINGLES pralsors. For info, on auc- Sunday 27th. & 28th. ddife, jowolry, filing cabi- Avo)- Sat. & Sun., 7/28 • phasos of training. dilik57 Seeking female, who on- nets, linens, books, WESTFlELD, 140 HAR- ohltforobe, night table 1607, Call 369-8317, possible relationship. times & has a zest for life. |oys the -Same Call ext, ORGANIZATIONS] tlons or consignment 8am-? Moving Salol & 29; 9AM-4PM. BIG RISON AVE- (off East APPLIANCES- Ref- $100, End tables i.tlraW' salos, Robert E. Heller, records, housowares, COMPUTER IBM- 1 Name—_— Reply to ext 3263 Reply to Ext 3251 3122 Some furniture, baby tools, washer, and lots multi-family. Hundreds of Broad). FRI&SaT 7/ rigerators, washers, ers walnut 22X28, $30 CRIBS (2)- Like now 40 ersvmEsj (908) 236-2195; 704-0555 Items & household Itoms. itoms Including wood doll- 2R&27, 10am-4pm. Bikes, dryers, stovos. Reason- both. 908-302-9439 Cloan, complete system, coll mattress. Comforter HARVIN AUCTION- BRANCHBURG- 617 & b L house, bird cages, Jew- t6ys, books, games, able rates. All guar- hard i- floppy drive, set, $90. 3 table sot, $20. Address _ ALLOW ME TO GIVE ' elry...come and browsol houshold Items, baby/ BEDROOM SET— maple, 640k, monitor, Business 1 yr old excollont sofa set, Evory Wednosday night at 622 Snowbird Way anteed. Call 3-08-' 4pc,' wymattross. $125. YOU tho gift of a lasting 7pm. 6 Shlrloy Avo. (Route 22 West to Read- CRANFORD- 3 & 5Rain dato Aug. 3 & 4. kids clothes. Crafts furni- 231-1047. . i Software Incl. $425. Call $700. Must see. Call 908- relationship. Per- ture etc. Victorian vanlty/mlrror, Steve 908-2530126 359-7361. Town. Somerset , N.J. Ingtoti Road, left on to MacArthur Avonuo. Fri- MIDDLESEX, 422 VOO- excel. $225; Radio flyor, 1. Note the extension nutjiber&-at:_ 1. Note ^our personal 5-dIgit pass- . sonalized, 16 yrs. experi- 908-534-5339 or 9105 Tonglowood Drive, then day & Saturday July 26th. ART DECO 1940S- COMPUTER PACKAGE DEN FUNRITURE Lamps ence. Call Judy Yorio's RHEES AVE.- July 26. largo red Wagon new $35.. $500; Hammond organ- the end\of the ads you"ditt$e to word from wMjconfirmation letter Consignments Wolcome right to Snowbird Way). & 27th. 9am-3pm. Somo- 27, & 28, 10AM-5PM. All walnut dresser-$85; doco, Accordlan. 549-9860 Included. Full-slzo bed- Daytime Phone you received. ^~^-^^^ • Compatibles 908-707- Saturday & Sunday July thlng for ovoryono itoms good to oxcollont walnut kitchen/dining $200; CB radio & antenna room furniture with tables [ Mall entry to: Secret Single #10 answer. 0086. 27th & 28th. 9am-5pm. condition. Kltchon, toya & table, unusual base-$100. $75; washer/dryer-$100; and lamp. Also two chil- Forbes Newspapers 2. Call 1-900-226-1003ffom-a4ouch- CRANFORD- 531 North 315 BEDROOM SET— Stereo speakers-$50; 2. Call 1^08-226-1003 from a touch- DATEFINDER- Slnglos Crafts, Christmas Itoms, craft Items, & more. Doco lamps. Rattan tea Modern bedroom set in- dren's bodrobms. 722- P.O. Box 699 tone phone and follow the volte— Personal "Ads.- Our 8th 31O furniture, books, basoball Union Avonuo (corner of FOR SALE cart, wine rack. 649-9860 Bike. 271-1859. 4673. I Somerville, NJ 08876 tone phone. ~yoai4s£roQcopy" 9OB.-526- r cards, oil paintings & dog Lonox). Friday & Satur- PISCATAWAY 835 OLD cludes headboard, 2 Must be received by Friday, August 2. prompts. •...-<»*"***" COMPUTER- 286 Com- Must be received by Friday, August 2. | 3004., 24 hrsrw-PXLJHor 1 GARAGE SALES houso. Rain or srilno day July 26th. & 27th. HOES LANE- 7/27, 9-5, BABY CARRIAGE, mint nlghtstands, man's dros- DENTAL TECHNICIANS 9am-3pm. Household ser, woman's dresser. patible, IBM 40MBHDD, 3. Follow the voice prompts and 3. Messages may bo retrieved 24 129, Piscataway. NJ.' Commodoro 64, mopod- green, must bo soon; ATTENTION: Dental DO835. BRIDGEWATER, 222 Itoms oxc. cond., wht. Rattan J Baby girls clothos 6-24 Groat cond. 704-8749. 3WF0R, K/B; VGA moni- record your messages. The cost is hours a day. The cost is $2.00 for the GREAT HILLS RD. (Off AIR C0NDITIONERS- tor, mouso, software. Call Laboratory for home NOTICE: All GARAGE chair. Cunnor, small appl. 220 volts-$50; 110 volts- trios. & shoos, mis- space (Garago), Crown & $2.00 for the first minute and $1.50 first minute and $1.50 for each Meadow Rd.)— Moving HIGHUND PARK REAR BIKE-SHOGUN TRIA- Pete, 908-755-9808 after SALES advertlsomorrts Salol Fri. & Sut. July 26 & assort, now cloth, turn Si 25; dishwasher $75. cellaneous Itoms., 6PM Bridge set-up; Bonchos; for each additional minute. additional minute. PRKNG LT CEDAR table, Joop$i800. Call 722-6329 (908)276-4349. THALON- 12 SPD., equipment, supplies, otc. aro PAYABLE IN AD27- , 9AM-3PM. No oarly ARMS Sat, July 27th, mans 21 In. framo, 27 in. VANCE by c^ 1, check, blrds>l Nearly now manual COMPUTER- Apple Money Maker. Call 908- Forbes Newspapers 10am-4pm. Llko now PISCATAWAY 900 SO. . BED SET— Toak, quoon, whools, Araya rims, Macintosh w/IBM RAM & 722-7130. A DIVISION OF fO KB IS INC. . * • * To hear a voice message from VISA or Master Card. For typowrltor, books, toya, Wash/dryor, 82 Subaru, WASHINGTON AVE.- AIR CONDITIONER- tools. platform bed, double Shlmano 3-pc cranks. system savor, mint condi- Printers & Publishers of: Somerset Messenger-Gazette « Bound Brook "Introduction" ads those who placed the ads above, a quote on cost, please chairs, much morol Sut. & Sun. July 27 & 28, Frlodrlch roorn air condl- drossor, men's chost. $275. 356-0635 tion. Asking $550. Ploaso tlonor, good condition, DID YOU Chronicle • Middlesex Chronicle • Plsclitaway-Dunollen Rovlow call 1-900-226-1003. coll 1-800-334-0531. BHIDGEWATER, 931 10AM-4PM. Rain dato New, $4000; asking call 908-878-0483 KNOW . „. o Metuchen-Edlson Rovlow • South Plalnllola Reporter run FREE MANVILLE, 22 NORTH Aug. 3 & 4. No Early $75. Call 908-232-5327. $1600. FREE muttross, CABINET— custom, for- BOUND BROOK 160 W. VICTOR ST.(Otf Harding 8TH AVe.- Sat. July 27, Blrdsll COMPUTER- IBM PCthat an 'ad In this local • Groon Brook-North Plalnfiold Journal • Highland Park Harold You can place your introduction ad by HIGH ST.-'Moving salol Rd., 1 block from Woods 0AM-5PM & Sun. July 28, 463-1012 after 6PM mica top, 20wx35hx48 1/ systom-$350; ton of froo papor also gooslnto T4 • Tho Hills-Bedmlnster Press • Cranfoid Chronicle • Franklin Focus AIR CONDITIONER- 2l-$90; attached dosk 31 othor local papers? Roach • Scotch Plalns-Fonwood Press • ThoWostflold Record • Somorsot 2 family, Sat. July 27, Edgo Convalosjcont Con- 8AM-12noon. Now & usod wall unit, 18,000 BTU low softwaro; Prlntor-$95; calling Forbes Newspapers at- 9AM-3PM. Something for ter). Moving Salo. Frl 7/26 Itoma, collocliblo & aoua- Advertise In the Classified! VJL 30H x 20W-S35 per- Modom-$60; ATZ86 now ovor 140,000 households County Shoppor • Mlddlosox County Shoppor hours, will demonstrate. Advertise In the Classified! fect for laundry room. Sot With ono call! ovoryono. 8a-7pm, Sut 7/27 Ba-2pm. onal Itoma. $150.. Call 561-3377. 30/40 MEG drlvo-$725; for $115. Call 526-6344 color monitor. 752-5583 1-800-334-0531.

•\ 8 — July 25,1991 — Union County Classified

HYPNOSIS- Make posl- CALL O'KEEFP. & CU8TOM REUP- ELECTRICIAN- Llc.# July 25^ 1991 - Union County Classified — 9 tlvo changes In your lite, A88OC— fui yum HOL0TERY-—howa, of- 10082. Foi oveiitiiya & easily, effortlessly with a f~ 365 "T Computing needs: flee.; auto, marine. Foam weekends. Bonded & In- ED REILLY PAINTING - KITCHENS, BATHS- ROOFER- Fred Britton. PINE LANDSCApfWg- trained certified hypno- I SERVICES I Systems Design, Prog- cushions cut to size from sured- Reasonable rates. Interlor/Exterlor— Free remodeling, alterations, Free estimates, fully in- 370 Landscape design"^ In- therapist. Call Connie ramming, Database Crea- $20. Kitchen seats from Commercial, residential, estimates. Custom work, cabinet refaclng, coun- sured, all work guaran- LANDSCAPING, stallation. Air phases of 908-498-9282 after 6PM tion & Maintenance. Muitl- $25. Free est. Large fab- Industrial. Call 725-7267. Very neat & references, tertops, formica, Corian, teed. Let a roofer do It landscaping & lawn ••AAI^ . User Systems, Mailing ric selection: Fully In- EXCAVATING- CLASSIFIED Sheetrock Repairs. £u|ly tile work, skylights, flnl- rlghtl Business, 874-7111. TREE CARE maintenance, Including I AM A 51 YEAR YOUNG «... « «... MAQIC .* List Creation & Maln- Ihsured. 752-3767. Home, 874-3371. CO N N E C T 10 N CHRISTIAN MAN, 5'9", u sured. Hlshmeh's Custom UNIVERSAL— Backhoe, she& d basements, drywall hydroseedlng. 15 yrs. jmedlumji}ullil_A_MQmari_.. FUN SHOW- w/llve rab- tenance. For Info call Upholstery, 356-2082 C Q M h T I M taping, decks. Refer- _Bop_F!.K.Q~,..QuaLlty_ DJRT^CHEAP—acrfionoct TOY" POOOtEiMarer mart; nice- looking, neat bft87~coloi*rdov9sr'flxotlc~.(fl08)'753J04S2. CUSTOM Stone drives, drainage, a^metM^ood work. Low rates. Free es- fortiable rates. '968"5670. topsoll/flti dirt delivered, light apricot, AKA, 8 wks. VENA TO;ST. dresser, thoughtful, con- LOWEST PRICE'S. Fence, f 3*6 ^ ,£& CARPET CLEANING- Draperies, reupholstery. masonry, landscaping, Till, HANDYMAN- Complete PONY RIDES- PARTIES. WALLPAPER PER- ADD-A-LEVEL— 30 years timates. Fully insured. PISCATAWAY TREE Excavating & paving Call 908-704-1034. siderate, soft spoken guy. av Your fabric or ours. For- top8Oll. 908-647-4448. home Improvements. repairs" CaH 76M63B. Call: TREE SERVICE- SERVICE- Trees, LOST & KM: no**w °a:t Carpet s $9 50/rm- PICNIC AND FAIRS, CALL FECTION- Neat, reas- experience In additions,; available. Call 968-6795 I'm looking for a friend & minimum 3 rms Sofa & merly at Stelnbachs & EXCAVATION & PAV- Decks, porches, Interior/ CLOVERLAND 996-3140. FENCES- END OF Reasonable rates. Shrubs, Branches rem- r FOUND j and rlchln miracles, near sweetheart, 908-233-3746 322-7077 exterior work, carpentry onable & reliable with a kitchens, bathrooms, vinyl SEASON SALE. Custom ments at 846HB729. SCAG COMMERCIAL 33O Hahne's. 42 yrs. experi- ING— Foundations, foot* PORTRAITS- water woman's touch. Free es- siding, custom sundecks. ROOFING— Roof repairs. Call 757-7409 oved or trimmed. Reas- leave message \ -— ence. Senior citizen disc. Ings, water lines, sewer work. No Job too small. wood: CCA-Spruce- onable rates. Senior Citi- EQUIPMENT- 72' belt WANTED Free estimates. 20% dis- color house portraits. tlmatea. Call 232-4387. basements, garages & Gutters— cleaned & In-ARMSTRONG LAND- drive, 20 Kohler elec.start. FOUND Basking Rldge- LOSE WEIGHT/STOP A PONY PARTY- Is a lines, septlcs, driveways Great gift Idea. Call 908- porches. 908-651-7424 Cedar-Stockade-Vinyl stalled. Fully insured. SCAPING— Landscape zen Discount.. Fully In- birthday party, family or Kleen" W. Canter 757-6655. count with adi-Call Steve WINDOW VIEW— We rhain Unk w« niso coil our $3775. 52" 14HP hydro, TO BUY black and white male cat. patronage In time of SMOKING- Individual oxper (stoned, paved & con- - 752-7663. 272-5315. clean windows for resi- Free estimates. DAVE design. Interlocking, brick sured. 908-968-8389. $3500. Gary's Equipment consultation^ by certified holiday picnic. We dress 9Og.249.1177 crele),..gradJna. clearing, B & B INTERIOR custom wood^e*S BAYNE 908-754-6512. Branchbiirjtwhltaand tan^ -to-fit-jjartles.-fieasonable- DRIVEWAY/PARKING R ES U M E S P RO F-"dential only.-Call for free- EXTERIOR PAtNTING- or paver patios, walkways ~Satesr439-266g: mixed breed female dog, "Hypn6trTeraplsE~Eh8ures CATERING SERVICE— small demolition,. york HOUSECLEANING^ barns. aazebos &/9ym SHEETROCK/SPACKLE & driveways. Planting of rates. Call Kay 685-9007. ESSIONALLY PREP- estimate. 908-753-1372. Excellent rates. $60/room.; . Call 234-0541. PRECISE SHEDS- Custom wood ANTIQUE 4 "|ED-male brlndle greyhound. my heart and humbly beg privacy white obtaining re- Terrl's Affordable CMSMnj raking, brush hogging, apt., condos. office, good sets. Call 'Backyard —Repairs to sheetrock & trees & shrubs, lawn sults. By appt only 908- A-1 PONIES FOR PAR- See our display ad thehydroseedlng & mulch references, low rates, ARED— Includes res- Ben Moore paints. In- Systems'anytime for free plaster. 572-5811. storage sheds 50 different Hlllsborough-male cocker to whom God has given for all occatlons umes, cover letters & en- sured. Free estimates. PAINTING & PAPER maintenance.service, new LAWN CARE sizes & styles Free In- BRs from 1800 s to spaniel, long-hair calico such great power to come 572-6697. TIES— The perfect en-. Call 636-2887 Business/ Service Direc- tacking, sediment control own transportation. TAFT AIR- Bring the estimate 908-381-1044. HANGING- Interlor/ex- WALLPAPERING— C&C lawns, sod or seed, lawn mlsCl l9cea tories In your local Forbe IrratallatloriUati ! plant—paok— «>—•»---» nrpa 302-1668. velopes, & Interview tips. convenience of- charter to 908-873-3993. terlor. Quality workman- WALLPAPERING. Expert .Call -ataliatlonr-free' delivery. P ' cat, So Bound—Brooke- to-Tny-asatatancOi-tielp MAKE A J0Br753-7491 '. scheduled air transporta- HANDt >LUS- ronovationc Tti No down payment. Call 647-1959. altered male white cat me In my present and ur- LIFEI SCANDINAVIAN, parties" picnics, fairer & all *™l*taJ»8S:«: == •SM.TKS: age's, mulch deliveries, HOUSECLEANING- Pol- BATHS & KITCHENS .. shlp for 25 years. No Job workmanship, no Job too mulch or decorative repairs In all phases. Free RESUMES/WORDPRO- tlon. Fly with TAFT AIR Complete baths '&' kit-too 8mal[. Insured. Free small. Reasonable rates. 276-9391 908-381-1044 anytime ANTIQUES, COL- with gray spots and pink ish womah .will clean your, between Central New Jer- chens, basements, decks stone. Stone driveways, collar. Lebanon Twp.- promise to make . your VIAN. AUSTRALIAN HIGH S estimates. We provide full house. 271-8424. CESSING/GRAPHICS- 10% OFF estimate, prompt service. Free estimate. 704-3431 tree removal, brush re- Thank you SIMPLICITY TRACTOR- i for rent. sey & Martha's Vineyard, Any complete renovation. & paintings. No Job too black and brown mixed name known and cause SCHOOL EXCHANGE ALL REMOVAL AND Mendham, NJ. 908-234- Insurance. References HOUSECLEANING- Professional, reliable, small! Call Tony 769- Bob Stelnman, 526-3382 WALLPAPERING- Top moval with chipper, rail- TREE J^ STUMP RE- 16 HP, 48- cut w/plow & 2700 - ---;-••• avail, Discount prices- confidential. Laser print- Nantucket, the Hamptons Custom quality work. Sat- quality workmanship road ties-Installed^ Call- cart. Asking $1200 lures, paintings- fiuin 1 -breed male clot). Reading 'you to ba Invoked. (Say 3 STUDENTS...ARRIVING CLEANUP- Attics, yar.or<,-Resource8, Inc. at -20V .469-2988. INC-small ..Jobs our terson Painting, 725-5997 heaters/boiler conver-. nogamous relationship. able rates. Insured. Call olations corrected, celling & gutter. Free estimates^ WORLDS GREATEST CAPING— design, plant-. slons. repairs. ,418-19901 786-0123. Include Italic, Copperplate fans, new constr. "24 Hr. less. Free phone quotes 543-5775 In Mendharn D.S. PARON, INC- alspecialtyl . Same day ser- PAINTERS- All areas of ' Ing, construction, shrub Write: PO Box 9658, Tren- Tony 908-704-1360 709-1610. PM #00550. 356-2454. and In Princeton af~609- *1-REMODELER- small vice. Interior- & exterior PAINTING- Interlor/ex- 548-6262. Uc# 5235 JAPANESE SWORDS- ATTENTION LOCALSI- ton, NJ 08650 - : - & others. J[908)_232-4554. Emergency Service,". .repairs, to major remodel- phases of renovations. terlor painting done with painting.- Interior, exterior,--removals, sod installation,.' 322 Kunl-Sakal; Tokyo. Japan. Meet by jjhonel Christian Llc.#10318. 271-4049./... HANDYMAN CARPEN- 924-5455 -"".;-- r ' Roofing, siding; decks, repairs. Also Cleaning. Sr wall coverings, power tie work, paver' brick COPPERHEAD COLONIAL TER— All types of Interior PARAMOUNT PROF- ing. Quality work, reas- Citizen Disc. 297-4340. old fashioned pride. Ben- PETS& BUYING. Call up to 10PM, phone Romance. New Advertise In the Classified!REFINISHING- Chair ESSIONAL PAINTING- SEAMSTRESS: Drapes, onable prices. 20 years replacement windows, jamin Moore products washing, water proofing, walks, mulching, trimming BING, HEATING, DRAIN options. $3/ mln. .1-900- & exterior. Celling fans & Bed Ensembles, Gowns, kitchen, bath, storage JOHN'S PAINT1NG- staining, day and night & pruning. 276-1158 CLEANING- Affordable ANIMALS Philllpsburg, NJ 908-454- Caning, Rushing, Anti- ELECTRICAL WORK- of light electrical: All work . Power washing. Over 25 exp. . References avail. used. Window puttying/ 4814 786-7710 ques restored, furniture all types. R. DIETRICH & ' yrs. experience. Interior/ and Custom Clothes. Free estimates, fully In- barns. Call 753-3787 Q u al I ty/Reason ably glazing. 15 yrs in busi- shifts. Reasonable rates quality - free estimates, repaired, hardwood uaranteed. Call Greg Expert Repairs. Just ask priced. Taping, plastering, free estimates. Call Rich. LAWN & PROPERTY- 24 hour emergency ser^ 355 ^ SON ELECTRICAL CON- 08-381-4924 Exterior. Quality work. sured. 658-9771 ness. References. Free COCKER SPANIELSJ- 8 JUKEBOXES- any con- DEVOTED LOVING COU- floors, kitchen cabinets, TRACTORS INC. 24 hour e Reasonable rates. Fully Sue. 908-873-8126 DECK SPECIALS— basic sheetrock, celling & wall estimates. D. Vesuvlo, 908-545-8726. Clean up, maintenance. vice. License #8917. LJVJNOUNCEMENTS] HANDYMAN wks. old, Black, Phantom ditlon; any plnball mach- . PLE wishes to give won- woodwork. 908^545-9614. emergency service. NJ HANDYMAN SERVICES- Insured; Free estimates. 10 X 10 x 3' $795 or 12 X repair our specialty. Free 561-9548 "Affordable Rates". Call Please call 752-8808. ines; old Coca-Cola derful home, very secure TO WORKING COU- 12 x 3 $995, piers & day or evening Joe, 753- -#-r Buffs. Registered. Lie. #9910. Insured. Call Quality work at reason- 908-245-1630. PLES— are you tired of estimates. 908-985-6536. • • • • . PLUMBING, HEATING, machines; arcade, slot, future, and much love to SERVICE COMPUTER : JK'S perrr\lts extra. Also, big PAINTING— Let a 1fj43 or MarkT 868-2103 Shots. "$195 each. Call 271-1404. .'•'•• ' .;•'•• able rates. Free Esti- cleaning, washing & iron- JTM REMODELING & ADDITIONS-AD-A-LEVELS AC a DHAIN CLEAN- gumball machines; barber Infant. Legal and medical INFORMATION PROC-. PETS & PAMPERS — savings on larger fancier woman do your painting. ING— 24 hr. service. 908-805-0554. SUMMER FUN- Can't mates. Fully Insured. Call Child care; pet sitting & ing when you come home WALLCOVERING REPAIRS— Complete Decks, garages,- roofing, LAWN MAINTENANCE/ poles. 609-587-7819. expenses paid. Call col- ' Carpentry, Painting ESSING— business & "ELECTRICAL- All types John at 668-8518. decks, all #1 womanized Neat, clean quality Work. siding, Kitchens, bath- LANDSCAPING— Top Same day service. Free FREE GRAY STRIPED lect 908-679-1606 beat the heat? Try some- personal letters, full ser- house sitting services. In- from work? Why not let INSTALLATIONS lumber. 469-9456 home Improvements. Ih- Insured. Free estimates. ST. JUDE—'.-Thank you thing cooll Take a Dis- Home Maintenance of wiring, Service HANDYMAN- College me do It for you so you terlor/exterlor, decks, rooms etc. Complete Soil , Mulch, Stone Deli- estimates. Llc. #7337. MALE KITTENS- home OLD ORIENTAL RUGS- vice mailings, graphic changes & paddle fans. home services avail, while Call Maryann 560-9235. 725-8239 or 356-1029 bred, people oriented, af- for prayers answered. covery Flight at Princeton . presentations & pro- Student— carpentry, you are out of town. Also can relax on weekends. and DECKS DECKS porches, kitchens & home Improvements. vered/spread. Seeding, any size & condition. Please continue to hear Airport for only $30. Gift and Repair Additions. Call Harold painting, sheet rock, yard References. Call Ella after DECKS— Our only busi- baths. No Job too small. Prompt courteous service. Thatching and Clean up. fectionate, liter trained. Purchase for European HOME posals. Call 753-7491 Klouser. Uc. #6252. 908- avail days & eves. Call Interior Painting PAPERHANGING- No TNT HEATING & COOL- Highland Park. Call 908- and help me. CF. • Certificates available. Call work, gutter cleaning & 908-561-0643 4PM 201-926-2815 ness for 11 yrs. Refer- Free estimates. Call Steve Job too smalll Reasonable References. Insured. 3rd Free Estimates. 755-8553. ING— "We Blow the Market. Top dollar paid. 609-921-3100 for details. 572-6750. odd jobs. Call Jerry 561- Dlmlno 752-7863 or Generation carpenters. 545-6289 Prompt service. Call 201- THANK YOU ST JUDE QUALITY WORK TYPING/Transcrlptlon- Quality ences. For free estimates rates. Call 276-1549. MULCH/ TOPSOIL— pick Competition awayl" See ALONE? Ads In Classified 9340. PIANO & PLAYER & 19 page picture bro- beeper 412-0101 v Family owned & ope' PUPPIES- West High- 425-6429. ' for prayers answered. ELECTRICIAN- Estab- Quality service & quick Workmanship up or prompt deliverv, our ad In the Business N.H. PIANO— Tuned and turn around. Laser print & chure. 908-549-6396. PAUL A. MILLAR PAIN- rated. FAMILY CONT- Directory & Area Service land Terrler8,_8.wk8..old, Talk Live Advertise dontcost — llshed 1944. Uc.# 7830. repaired. Bought & sold. Call: TING-Metlculous Int/Ext RACTORS. 369-6184 Retail/ wholesale. Eagfe registered, shots', males & Call Jack Niagara Electric Inc. Resi- all size transcription. Ads In Classified Fence & Supply 526-5775 Directory. |(908) 494-5292 $2.50/mln, lOmln/mln They pay! Advertise In the Classified! 276-3987. • MasterType 424-0577. - Joe Klingeblol DO IT ALL! Free es- Services. 10 yrs experi- females $250 each. Call Advertise in the Classified! In the Classified! dential wiring. Scotch tlmates. Reasonable, don't cost —< ence. Gutters'cleaned, 272-8282 Plains, 756-1454 PIANO TUNING-*- Over 908-805-0554. 1-900-454-9995 25 years experience. 381-9656 rates, Insured. Call C & M They pay! windows washed. Fully Wayne Smith, 908-654- Advertise In the Classified! free estimates HOME IMPROVEMENTS, Insured. Free estimates. Advertise in the Classified! Irtfc. 908-424-0942. 3618. ••••- L Call Paul at 908-846-7186 NEED A JOB To Place An Ad For Your DONE RIGHT? Business Call Annette: Area Service ^-800^334-0* BUILDERS CARPET SERVICE DRIVEWAY FUEL OIL HEATING & AC

RICK'S SAL D'ADDARIO LANDSCAPING MASON PAVING .^LUMBERS. -ROOFING &-REMODELING •TREE-SERVICE: MCDOWELLS Heating & Air . RF SIDHNTMl CONSTRUCTION CO., INC. Since 1928 Conditioning, Inc. COMMERCIAL ,:.-, WESTQrhL-BAKfh— General Contractors CARPET -ASPHALT 8EAUNO ^ANDRO PAVING GO; Donald S. Rockefeller UNION & MDDLSSSX Work Guaranteed -CLARK BUILDERS, INC. 789-2482 789-1137 PAVEMENT Family Owned & Operated Construction & Design technics COUNTIES Rahway, N.J. PLUMBING & HEATING INC. "Over 44 Years" MAINTENANCE • Budget Plans /bn OVER 40 VEARS • N. Taggert • Fully Insured > COMPLETE ROOF STRIPPING ALL TYPES OF CAKPET REPAIR • Hullng k Cwilnl Air CondWonlno SPECIALISTS • Residential» Industrial e Commercial SPECIALISTS . Fencing-Decks - R.R.TIes CHARLES STILES • Complete parking lot Complete Stairs, Stretching, Seaming ••'••• Service Plans • Quboln • FLAT ROOFN1Q & SLATE WOODSTACK • Now Construction •Additions • Alterations COMMERCIAL • RESIDENTIAL Top Soil - Masonry - Stone maintenance and Installations • WumU FunucH Mason Contractor Plumbing • GUTTERS & LEADERS • Excavating Repairs • Masonry Steps . CRACK FILLING • Plumbing/AC • 01 to OMM Convwvlon .Patios - Sfdewalks -Cleanups - • Driveways 40 YEARS EXPERIENCE c UNE STRIPING H & SERVING UNION TREE SERVICE • Chimneys • Fireplaces (Now and Repaired) • Sidewalks & MIDDLESEX COUNTIES • PATCHING For Full Range of Services Call With JO Years Experience Heating • Etoctronlo Air Cluiwra • Curbing INSURED • Concrete and Brick Paving • Wood Decks FREE ESTIMATES 450 North Ave. E. • SALES Step Rebuilding Specialists Services FOR 22 VEARS 908-234-2700 • Uilntananc* S«v1c« Contract! • SEDV1CE 908-753-1394 • Seal coating FULLY INSURED - FREE ESTIMATES FREE ESTIMATES Westfield Free ' : Fully • Brick Fronts • Patios • Patio's -* N.J. UC. NO. 010760 Low, Low Summer Rates 201-927- "FINANCING AVAILABLE''' State Lie. #4205 ' • NJ LICENSE *007799: • Foundations • Sidewalks • Excavating & Additions 233-1515 FULLY INSURED 233-3213 396-8764 Estimates ••" . Insured — 381-5145 — Senior Citizen Discounts • Fire Places • Retaining Walls Ask for JOE I *IO0 OFF FREE ESTiMATE_S 276-8677 1-800-794-LEAK FREE ESTIMATES • Landscape Woik of $1000 or more AIR CONDITIONING BUILDERS CENTRAL VACUUM FUELOIL HOME IMPROVEMENTS FREE ESTIMATES 272-5697 388-5866 Days 353-7886 Even. 7 Raleigh. Ave. • Cranford . (5325) 276-5752 CALL FOR FREE ESTIMATE RESIDENTIAL LOCKSMITH MOVERS PAVING PLUMBERS 'TtJPSOIL TO ADVERTISE (201)891-3010 COMMERCIAL INDUSTRIAL REEL-STRONG WET BASEMENT? Serving Union County & "r-i«r-i r>/-\ Vicinity Since 1925 rUfcL UU. Basement ROBBINS& ALLISON, INC. LENNY'S PLUMBING "(908) 494-5292 \nnUILT-IM VACUUM OMUii^J Waterproofing 715 North Ave. West HEATING 'WE BLOW WE COMPETITION AMY' Additions • Alterations Expert Installation In Any SCREENED Existing Home or Renovation • DRIVEWAYS Westfield, N.J. 07090 "Local Public Movers FIND OUT HOW COST • SALES, SERVICE, INSTALLATIONS „ Installed Price In Most • PARKING LOTS Most Major Brands Guaranteed Moving & License Driveways & Wood Decks • Heating Sewer Decks • Kitchens • Baths • SEAL COATING • SPECIALIZING IN CUSTOM DESIGNS Air Conditioning ^ Humldlflers Storago Cleaning 3 Bedroom Homes Is • BELGIUM BLOCK CURBING 00172 Sealcoated EFFECTIVE YOUR AD • Fuliy Insured • v> Oil & Gas Burners ^ Healing & Cooling Serving Middlesex and TO FIT YOUH NEEDS Under $1000 • RAILROAD TIES * STUMP GRINDING - Plumbing & Heating 388-5024 Quality Work • Reasonable Prices Fuol Oil » Air Cleaning Filters 'Curbs & Railroad Ties • FREE ESTIMATES ; 'YOU t;I.NtVlrn-|3UY ANOTHER Union with Reliability Repairs CAN BE RIGHT HERE, 'LUG-AROUND ONCII YOU VE SEEN "SERVING YOUH AREA FREE ESTIMATES SALES - SERVICE • • Andy Kloepfer Call 7 am - 10 pm ON ALL NEW INSTALLATIONS and Dependability-.- HA 276-4048 FOR OVER 40 VEARS" FULLY INSURED INST4JLLAHCN 7~Days A'Week • Sump Pumps No Yard CALL ANNETTE AT" • CALL ABOUT OUR PRE-SEASON SPECIALS Professional Family In Cranford 37 yearsf FAMILY OWNED & OPERATED 276-0900 Toll Free 1-800-582-9054 Too Small • SATISFACTION GUARANTEED Security Consultant AGENT ALLIED VAN LINES Free Est. • State License #6249 SAVE THIS COUPON TOR DlSCOUHT-CALL TODAY Scotch Plains 753-7281 549 LEXINGTON AVE. CRANFORD 1-800-786-9690 231-6689 201 654 9553 . 213 SOUTH AVE E Lenny Grleco CRANFORD TOPSOIL AUTO DEALERS BUILDERS 'leave Message" TEL 276-0898 574-0480 COLLISION REPAIRS FLOORS GLASS HOME IMPROVEMENTS PAVING A. BUOMTE^PO MASON PAINTING PAVING PLUMBING TREE SERVICE TV REPAIR: REILLY Gen. Builder Since 1950 Benner's DEEGAN ROOKING CGi J-ACT fleers RESIDENTIAL SPECIAIJST I REYNOLDS SpedaUng In: OEDSMDBILE, ING • New Homes & Additions Auto Center Wood Floor Installation DMPLETE Ellis • Fire and Storm Everything In Glass^ All Types of Roofing p PLUMBING & Sanding and Reflnlshing 7006* AUTHORIZED " Damage Conatrucilon Complete Auto Body.& Mechanical • Store Fronts > Aluminum Entrances • * Slate INSTRUCTION HEATING INC. Tree Service Existing Wood Floors Alilrrilnum Door Repair • Mirrors • • Concrete Paving and CgOMPANY 15 Years Experience! Lou DIFablo Tony DiFablo OLDSMOBILE with the latest technology. Residential/Commercial (£_ Thermopanes • Storm Window Repairs - •Wood RMldoMtlS & Commercial ALL TYPES OF TREE CARE Masonry Work Table Tops • Ploxlglass ' Masonry & Over 35 Yrs. Experience SALES & SERVICE NJ Inspection U Reinspection All Types of Penetrating *k Repairs Member of Professional Asphalt Woi* • Drfv»wiiy» & REMOVAL • Cellar Drainage & Pumps and Surface Finishes Available RESIDENTIAL • COMMERCIAL ' Carpentry Parfclntf Area*' Sldownlka SAME DAY SERVICE • Firewood •Ar Gutters Painting & Decorating Bathroom and Kitchen • Comm. .& Res. 606 South Ave., E. (Moisture Cin • F«bukxi • Urethtni • PoJyureihaito INDUSTRIAL Stops • Porches • Sidewalks ' Saallnf • Rowirfoclng * Woodchips 232-7651 ~ StalnlnQ In Choice Colors Flat Roofs Contracting of NJ. Moderlzatlons . •„ Alterations ., 24 Hrs • -7 Days/Week Curbing • Snowplowlni © Snow plowing"' SALES & REPAIRS Cranford, NJ -FHEE AT-HOME ESTIMATES- Ceramlq Tile SERVICE SALES REPAIRS Fully Insured Jfree Estimates Skylights Kitchens • Bathrooms Interior & Exterior TRUCK & BACKHOE RENTAL • Landscaping 560 NORTH AVE. E. 276-6765 We Do The Complete Job (30 Years in Business) 272-5177 486-6214 Basement Remodeling FREE EST. FULLY INS. REASONABLE RAVES WESTFIELD 851-0888 after 6 p.m. Fully ' . (908) , Free Free Estimate. (908) 245-1203 CENTER TV LJcenjo 0216O 1 WALNUT AVE • CRANFORD Insured 322-6405 Estimates Free Estimates Fully Insured ALL YEAR SERVICE 276-5367 , References Gladly Furnished Days - 276-7577 . Serving Union County Uc. #1106 (908) 486-5806 907 Wood Ave. • Roselle "CALL 7 DAYS A WEEK" 358 NORTH AVENUE E BUILDERS BUILDERS 755-0964 -Eves - 232-2288 CRANFORD INSURED • FREE ESTIMATES 276-2331 CONTRACTOR FUELOIL GLASS HOME IMPROVEMENTS! 687-0614 789-9508 -MASON PAINTING PLUMBERS PLUMBERS TO ADVERTISE WALLS AND GEiLINGS; Builders AUTO SAFETY CUSTOM ELA55 CD. B,D J. HOME CUSTOM ORIGINAL DESIGNS = CONTRACTING • ALTERATIONS & EST. 1946 IMPROVEMENTS, Inc. EXTERIOR LAVITOt PAINTING MCDOWELLS CHAPMAN BROS. CHARLES • Additions & Alterations "APPROVED INSURANCE REPLACEMENTS" R. Wetter ADDITIONS spccuuara IN AUro AMO COMMEHCIAL BOOV abus Complete Interior and Exterior , • Exterior • Free Estimate CONTRACTING • DECKS • Window and Patio Door Rieuctutws oil AU, CONSIHUCHOH tau;<-. FivmoiimliHj and Rebuilding RESTORATIONS, INC. Slncu 1920 Llc. #1268 Lie. #1428 Installations • Fuel Oil • Interior • Fully Insured TO PLACE YOUR DECKS • WINDOWS • ROOFING • Electrically Operated Windows STEPS REPAIRED LIKE NEW » Expert & Sons • Wood and Vinyl Siding.. • Complete heating Siding • Water Heaters • Plumbing ALTERATIONS • ADDITIONS • SIDING • All Curved & Panoramic Windshields ALSO: Preparation • Carpentry • Roofing' ^-~ • Repairs & Service \ & Channels & Regulators Additions • Sower Cleaning • Heating - Cooling SERVICE AD HERE Plastering ROOFING - SIDING o BATHROOM & • Caulking "We're Still Working Our Way Through KITCHEN Commercial * Residential • Air Conditioning • Roar Windows Porch • Painting r -Sump Pumps -• Alterations - Repairs Patching Fully Insured Free Estimates Town and Wtl do the best Work Around" • Air .Conditioning CALLANNETTE-WF 272-4733 REMODELING • Building Cleaning Textured Celling Commercial Residential 1245 Westfield Ava. 241-8555 Roplacomont Wlndowa, Slorm Doom SAVE ENERGY..., We Install Wo Job Too Small FULLY FREE 276*4083 CLARK • Fully Insured Vinyl Replacement Windows 1-800-334-0531 Sheetrocking FREE ESTIMATES INSURED 276-6973 ESTIMATES Son/Ing Union County and Vicinity 673 W. WESTFIELD AV. —Fully Insured • Frea Estimates— • Senior Citizens Discount 276-1320 Charles Pljanowskl With Quality and Dopondablllty ROSELLE PARK Call Bruco at: (008) 574-3860 at • Check our Recession Proof Prices 450 North Ave- E. Taping & Finishing Charles O' Donnell • Wayno Pavldowltch — 396-8100 CALL GEORGE: • Hoofing « Leadens and Cutlers nt (COHNKH or VAUtv ho) Toll Free 1-B0O-794-3351 Westfield 36 NORTH AVE E 908-322-7436 272-4033 CRANFORD 276-6945 709-0591 After a:OO PM or Leave Message 233-3213

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:TON SCHOOL OF REAL ESTATE. Have 380 you thought about a car- ( B7T \( 3SZ ] eer ,as a Real Estate LOANS & Professional? You pan I INCOME TAX I I FINANCE INSURANCE I earn more money, enjoy independence, be C. O N ME C T I O eeative8rywrkwlth^0al iE -A-CASH.-SJQNATUBE -. HEALTH-INSURANCE^. directed professionals In BUT TAX PLAN- LOAN- $500-25.000 Alliance Tor Affordable MATH TUTOR- Colum- PIANO LESSONS- In PIANO, ALL STYLES- pleasant surroundings. SHOULD BE A Debt Assistance. Bad Health Care Membership but bia U student. Summer my home beginners and All ages, degreed (BA/ Both salesperson & YEAR ROUND PROCESS Credit* No Credit*- Must will get you reduced rates 375 school or prepare for next Intermediate avail to all MM), 20 years experi- broker pre-llcenslng Fo19r a free review of your have steady Incorm. We on prescription drugs, INSTRUCTION yr. All levels through Cal- ages, $15. lor 30 mln. ence. Private, college & courses offered In various 9° returns & tax plan- can help* Consultants (AARP) 70%, eyeware, somebody is clusculus.. Grououp p - rates avail. 908-873-5835. university. Somerset nln tor 1 locations. Take the first ca 9 199 & beyond, Standing by Call Now 1- (Cole Vision) 20%-60%. 561-9061 (W(Watchunga )) County area. 704-8620. step toward a new career " Michael Husbands 800-583-3110. air ambulance -& more. for appt. Accounting & tax Costs $60.00 per year. reading PERSONAL FITNESS- PIANO LESSONS- by calling today BUSINESS & ENGLISH TEACHER- -In convenience -of-your PACK UP AND 908-356-0291. - - _servlce also available year CAU 908r658r4451 _,..._. wlir tutor language arts," Westf laid—location. HOMEOWNER LOANS— own home., Low & high _——: ' round' for small busl- Call 908-7^3-4047 grammar & composition Accepting students now TENNIS LESSONS- nesses. 463-0608. Classified* Impact aerobics. Ton & for September. Degreed, CASH LOANS- Up to skills. Grades 5-8. Call stretch. Fitness program CALL JOHN 494-0530 experienced teacher. 908- 908-359-0694, 10K, no collateral, no WEALTH INSURANCE- designed to your per- 654-0725 prnHtt phftcUQ Ja4f rflQi lltQ looking for a sonal needs. Call. Leslie. -Setf—tnstrr©—yotifself—of 1-800-388-8878. Ask for your employees along GUITAR LESSONS- 201-761-4807 TUTORING- Reading," Ads in Classified 23B. PIANO LESSONS- with SEE 380-ESCAPE math In your home. 10 with an (A) fated , Mega Jazz, Blues, Rock & PIANO LESSONS- CREDIT HISTORY BAD ? Life &. Health Insurance: Country. Beginners Beglnners to intermediate Yale educated concert yrs. public school ex- . don'tcost — artist. Experienced CLASSIFIED perience. Certified K-8 & East Coast Credit Svcs. Return all your premiums, 4hrough-«dvanced. 'Flexi- in my home: $15 for 'A an CONNECT! S~H Theypayl 9 0 8-704^9797, IF YOU QUALIFY!, at age ble hrs. Somervllle area. teacher. Rates flexible. H.S. Math; M.A. degree. hour. All ages. Call 873- Call 272-5315/ , Not Moneylenders . 65. Call 908-658-3543.. Call 908-218-0690 5835. . ">'. 247-0205.

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ADVERTISING SALES CARE WASH CUSTOMER SERVICE LIFEGUARD-P/T, flexible PART TIME- ASSEMBLERS- $1000 You'd" hate "this; You'd ATTENDANTS— Exterior, National manufacturer hours, call Kathy 908-356- Clerk", Light shipping & of- weekly possible working : have1 to take over a presti- FT/PT. Piscataway. '•'•'•y "43is~ has an opening for a 9720. fice duties. Req: light typ- STORE MANAGER for company. Steady all HELP WANTED gious, well established Steady work. $5.25/hr+. bright clerk' with solid LOOKING FOR SIT- ing, car, & 1 yr. w/any year round. Assembling CHILDCARE territory including large Call Mr. Collettl at sales service experience. TER— for an elderly previous employer. Could (FLEMINGTON, NJ) mechanical toys, clerical PROVIDED real estate and automo- 985-3991 Applicant must have fine become F/T. $5-6 start. tive advertisers. You'd gentleman In my So. etc. Call Amazing Rec- AC COUNTS DEP- CARPENTERS AS- telephone skills & be Bound Brook home. Must Middlesex 805-0200 Work for -ANNE KLEIN orded Message 1-800- have to consult with them computer literate. Full __ __ _ PART TIME- Hop on the NOTICE All CHILDCARE ARTMENT-SUMMER on all aspects of their ad- SISTANT— full time; be verwy reliable & ex- OUTLET and 'ANNE 688-5202 anytime. HELP NEEDED. Big rapidly growing construc- time days, benefits. Equal perlenced. Please call slelgb-to. EEEZ MONEY! • KLEIN PETITES, es- BARTENDER TRAINEES PROVIDED advertisements vertising, from Ideas'. to FREE $300 KIT & SUP- bucks + bonus. Clark. „ schedules to layouts and tion- company seeks opportunity employer. 908-356-2208 after 5PM. tablished designer, ap- WANTED— Call 1-800- are PAYABLE IN ADVANCE No typing. Rose 815- beyond. You'd have to dependable energetic Send resume, to 'Box #1 MACHINE pPERATOR- PLIES! Call nowl 738- pafel stores: > Fabulous 344-5011. by cash, check, VISA or 1396. . individual willing to learn c/o -Forbes Newspapers, 9464. ' , opportunity for a Store Master Card. For a quote _ .have outstanding verbal trade. $6.25/hr + . Must P.O. Box 699, Somefvllle; {^ t K&«fflg DISTRIBUTORS WANT- ADMINISTRATIVE'AS- and written communlca- M d PART TIME- Office help , Manager for both loca- ED— for sensational life- on cost, please call have transportation. Call tions. We are looking for SISTANT- FULL TIME tlons skills. Previous after 7PM 908-283-2462 NJ 08876 required. Full or Part time. Computer operator, must time guaranteed "Never 1-800-334-0531. _Small.J}usy_2_pBrsan_ofc_Jiawspaper.-. sales- experk- DEMONSTRATE MMiddlese x Boroughg . Retl- know Lotus 123, Word someone who: Run" sheer Italian panty- CHRISTMAS AROUND .|lco. successful & growing ence would be a big plus. CERTIFIED HOME rees welcome. 356-1461. perfect..; One Write Plus hose. No sign-up cost. A-1 CHILDCARE- company, needs versatil•"• e But the worst of all Is, THE WORLD Work own would be a plus. Call 908- •Knows what It means to Enormous opportunity. HEALTH AIDES hrs. Free kit. Earn Hawaii MANAGEMENT CANDI- give outstanding cus- Quallfied, reliable, insured /person to handle com- you'd have to work for DATE: We will train at our 789-1800 Leads provided, i-800- FAMILY DAY CARE is puterized order entry & central New Jersey's fast- free". Avg. $8-10/hr. Book- tomer service 933-9907. Call nowl Needed for private duty Ing parties. 908-382-1344 expense 'for permanent PLASTICS •Has an eye for fashion available from MONDAY accounting package. est-growlng group of position In Somerset/ Mid- QUALITY INSPECTOR EARN $627 WEEKLY- MORNING INC. Heavy customer phone weekly newspapers, and cases. We offer bonus DENTAL ASSISTANT/ •Wants to bring fun and program & starting sal- dlesex County wjth an In- Third Shift 11PM-7AM enthusiasm to our party Assemble products at 526-4884,668-4884 contact, own cor- you'd have to be involved CHAIR SIDE— PT. Expe- ternationally known com- opening for Inspector w/ in all of the company's ex- ary $8.00 per hour. Part •Truly believes .that the home. Easy work. No ex- BIG BRIGHT NEW respondence, & filing. rience preferred; Flexible pany that is a leader In. 2/3 yrs. Injection Molding perience. No selling. Must be PC literate, & ef- citing growth bppbrtuni-,. time/full time cases hours. Good opportunity. customer always comes DAYCARE. A Brighter available Immediately. the field. We're looking experience. Full benefits. first . . Many opportunities. For Child Learning Center. fective corVimunlcator, & ties. Naturally you're not Call 908-754-9593. for outgoing, confident In- 40 hr. week. Applicant mpre Info. Call 1-800-552- able Jo work on several interested, or you'd al- Call 908-271-0379 DENTAL HYGIENIST- dividuals, with high ambi- must have own trans- We offer: 7826 ext. HA-1025. (Dl- projects simultaneously. ready have called Elaine DEPENDABLE tion who truly enjoy work- portation. Call Personnel fectory offer). BRADLEY GARDENS- Graphic arts or account- Tues., Thurs. hours until Cllsham at Forbes News- HEALTHCARE Jan. '92, Excel, working ing with people. Some 908-789-0900, LERMER Provider has openings for ing knowledge a big plus. papers, 908-231-6614. PACKAGING CORP. 520, •Excellent starting salary FEDERAL GOVERN- school age .chlldron. Fax or send resume with 722-7770 environment In.Midd- sales, retail or public rela- •A great group of people MENT JOBS- $14,573- Forbes Newspapers lesex. Call 908-968-4644. tions experience a plus South Ave., Garwood, NJ School bus stop area. salary history to: Clients EOE M/F GHHA/HHA/NURSES' EOE M/F. • • ' to work with $78,200/yr. Now hiring lo- Snacks, FT/PT. Insured. First Inc., 90 Elm St., DISPATCHERS WANT- but not necessary. Start- •Medical/life Insurance cally. Several immediate AGENTS/JULY ONLY- Ing salary to $600 per State Registered. Call Westfield, NJ 07090. Fax ALTERNATIVES ED— full & part time, RECEPTIONIST/DENTAL •Paid vacation openings: Secretarial, 526-3588. • .,' •' 908-233-8833. recelve $400 of free lin- must; know Somervllle & week plus bonus potential ASSISTANT- Dujles in- •An outstanding emp- Clerical, Maintenance, gerie to start your own BfiJDGEWATER Vicinity. <5all 526-0055 .upon assuming Manage- clude managing office & loyee discount policy Computer. Most no test. CHILD CARE- my Rari- ADVERTISING DIREC- Undercoverwear Busi- tan home. Yard, snacks, 908-725-5575 ment responsibilities. assisting Doctor. Must •All 6f the training you'll For application/ details, TOR STATEWIDE NEWS- ness. Call Linda 526-0058 IVERS Send resume to: The need to be successful Any age. FT or PT. Mon.- PAPER AD NETWORK— Assignments Available display a professional, call toll-free 1-800-877- Frl. 7:30-5:30. Non- Management Institute', friendly & outgoing man- with us . • • • 7996. The New Jersey Press As- AIDES— needed for sub CHILDCARE- earn Sohool vehicle, Bus & PO Box 764, Green smoker. References. 908- money providing quality Van runs avail. Sept. 1 in ner. Rex.red. 722-2434 FRIENDLY HOME PAR- sociating In inaugurating pool. Experience with Brook, Nj 08812-0764. Please send resume to 231-1047. a statewide newspaper ad mentally retarded helpful, chlldcare for 1 or more central N.J. area. Start RECEPTIONIST/SECRE- TIES— has openings for training now. Top pay.jn MANAGER- Small TARY— part time, for Dr.' the Personnel Manager CHILDCARE BY EXPERI- placement service that flexible hours, drivers children in your own motel.' Need responsible Demonstrators. No cash area. Safe Driving Bonus offlcejn Bedmlnster, M-F at: Investment. No service ENCED Pre school teach- will allow, agencies and license needed. 356-8725 home. MONDAY MORN- person. Live-In. Retirees er In my South Plalnfield clients to place ads In NJ or 236-2911. ; ; ING INC, offers insurance, Program. Monthly at- plus 2 nlghs per week, no charge. Highest commis- " tendance -bonus. 3-6 hrs. welcome. Call 908- weekends, computer exp. Fashions of 7th Avenue", home. Lg playroom, newspapers With one referrals, equipment, ,722-0773. sion and hostess awards. per day. School holidays helpful. Must have pleas- 1589 Reed Road Three catalogs, over 800 fenced yd on quiet street. order/ one bill/ one rate. AMERICA'S BEST- back-up & more. Union West Trenton, NJ 08628 Robin 769-7395 Our candidate should County 668-4884; Somerr & summers off. Ideal for MANICURIST- WAXING. ant phone voice & dlspo- Items. Call 1-800-488- Area demos needed to CHILDCARE PLUS- In have a background In na- show & sell at horns par- Full tlmo nr part tlmo oUlnri Pldago rail 7R1- set County b2b"-48B4 College students, Shift Experienced only. Call 9542 SECRETARY/SALES my So. Plalnfield home, tional/ regional news- t.les. FREE kit & LOCAL ROUTE- The training. Also booking CLERK TYPIST- PL Workers. Commercial 908-234-2121 . DEPJ.— General office by. state certified mom. paper sales and be famil- flexible hours, must type RECEPTIONIST- Green responsibilities Include fastest growing multl- iar with all aspects of our parties. CALL TODAY driver's license required. MEDICAL SECRETARY Brook firm seeks bright, Great yard & play room. 50WPM & have, insurance Free training avail. App- .typing & filing. We are bllllon dollar Industry Lunch & snacks. 15 mon- Industry. They will be re- 908-272-1579 agency experience. Call Experienced secretary cheerful individual with ever) No selling) Handle sponsible for organiza- licants must have N.J. looking for mature min- fhs older. Call 756-2877 90B-757-8343. state driver's license With FT/PT. Must have com- excel, communication ded person with good or- name brand products tion, sales, promotion, AUTO MECHANIC- FT. puter experience for re- skills to handle front desk such as Very Fine, CHILDCARE/HOUSE- 6-8 yrs experience with COACHES- The Plngry 3 yrs. experience. ganlzatlonal/follow-up KEEPER- for Cranford and administration of the ceptionist typing and in- duties. Willing to train. skills. Experience using Welch's, etc. Census network. Your base of op- cars, light trucks. Dive- School will have openings 908-766-2554 . surance work. We offer 908-968-6677. shows part time earnings family w/small children. rsified work. Must know In the following coaching Lotus/Word Processing Experience & references eration will be our office competitive salary and nee. Good phone manner of $38,000 per year. Re- In Trenton, NJ, however the trade. Own tools. positions next year. As- DRIVERS- full/part time) benefitsbfit . PPleasl e calfl RECEPTIONIST- P/T. required. English speak- Good phone skills. Typing is a must. For Immed. quires cash investment of travel throughout the Small shop, good sur- sistant G|rls'. Tennis, As- with own vehicle, high Qna aKA ncAn $21,540. 1 -800-225-9733, ing, non-smoker, drivers roundings. Calf Mon-Frl,, sistant Girls' Soccer & As- earning potential. Com- 908-654-6540 & clerical. Whitehouse. consideration call: JIC license preferred. Call state and region Is a ASSOC. 908-753-2270. Operator 6. must. We offer a competi- (908)549-0129 sistant Ice Hockey. ln-~ merclal vehicles,a +• Call MISCELLEANOUS: Ship- 908-534-6555. 908-272-1702 . tive salary and full range forested candidates 707-0605. ;.' ping, warehousing, er- RECEPTIONIST- part SECRETARY- Part-time NEW- Multy Level CHILDCARE— I special- of benefits. Send resujne, AUTO ' ~: should send, a brief letter rands, small mainte- •irrtc doctor's offlco !r. (20/50 hrs,/wk. Fvi-r). Marketing. 75 % commis- DRIVER- School bus. sion. 60 day.double $$ ize in Infant care. Will take Including salary require- SALESPERSON & resume to: Athletic Of- Bus or van license re- nance. If you are handy & Warren. Please call Sha- Phone work, typing (will loving care of your baby ments to: John J. O'Brien, fice, The Plngry School, quired,. Train now for PT willing to do whatever ron 753-2662, train on WordPerfect and back guaranty. Free Info Dltchman Ford-Lincoln- Box 366, Martlnsvllle. NJ pack 908-213-1153 full time. References. My Executive Director^ NJ September opening. needs doing, call our HIII- RETAIL Lotus If necessary), filing, Press Association, 206 W. Mercury-Nissan seeks en- 08836. sborough office 359-1100. Dunellen home. 752-1691 thusiastic individual for Come In or call vogel Bus good office manner, able CHILDCARE- So. Pldin- State St., Trenton, NJ Company, 643 South Av- PT as needed to deal With high level of 08608. sales position. Immediate COMPUTER SOFTWARE MANAGEMENT AND f 430 | fiejd, opening for 3 Infants opening. Experience not TEACHER- Private les- enue, Qarwood. 908-789- SALES POSITIONS activity. Applications avail- 0012. CHILDCARE j or toddlers, with ex- necessary. We offer con- sons at ourjjight In West- MODELS Of all types able at Dept. of Public perienced mom. Call 908- YOUR HOME SWEET tinual training program, field. Require DOS, Word needed for Runway Work for ANNE KLEIN Works, Borough Garage, I WANTED J 755-1241. HOME IS WAITING medical benefits &' com- Perfect 5.1, Lotus 1-2-3, ESCORT Magic's exciting new PETITES, an established 44 jersey Ave., pany c&> plan. Contact Formbase. 908^654-8999. season of Fashion designer apparel store. Metuchen, 08840. 908- CHILDCARE- Westfield Companion Escort Ser- home, 2 days for 5 yr. & 1 Jeff Osborne or Steve COMPUTER TECHNI- vice sedksr sophisticated Shows. Experience pref. Fabulous opportunities 632-8519.EOE. CHILDCARE NEEDED- Klley at 908-782-3673 CIAN—Part/Full time po- but not nee. Must love for an Assistant Store TRUCK DRIVERS — worklng parents seek ma- 1/2 yr. old. Experience, employee for highly paid non-smoker, car & refer- sition available for recent permanent position. music & dance. 985-7600 Manager, Management Great pay & benefits! Talk ture woman to care for In- Trainee, and Full and to a company that puts its ences required. Call 908- ~ BILLING CLERK high school graduates, NURSE fant in our Westfield REAL ESTATE who enjoy computer tech- 908^560-0880 Part-tlme Sales As- money where its mouth home. Exper & refs re- 233-0743 ^ nical work, & some ware- RN sociates. We are looking Is. We pay for your OTR quired. Mon-Frl, 7:30- DEPENDABLE BRID- "e~<5~ff~n^re7TT~~tf FACTORY WORK/ for people who: Full time position avail- house work. Experienced ASSEMBLY - Full or Part Part time day shift. Must experience- up to $.28 4:30.908-232-1835 GEWATER MOM will care able. 3 years experience, with personal computer Is time. 2nd & 3rd shift have LTC experience and per mile. Call JB Hunt: 1- CHILDCARE WANTED- for yours. Lunch & must have data entry, a plus, we will train you to preferred. Apply to: Petrb able to take charge. Ex- •Know what It means t'o- 800-2JB-HUNT EOE? Sub- 8 month old boy, FT, Snacks. Playrdom& yard. f COLLEGE math and telephone become a computer tech- Packaging Co., Inc., 16 cellent salary, full orienta- give outstanding cusv. ject tp drug screen. Mini- good pay. In my Piscat- References. FT/PT. Call skills. S15-18K. Benefits nlclan. Call 248-0B48. Qulne St., Cranford, tion and the opportunity tomer service mum age-21 years. away home, maybe ours. 908-704-1225. | STUDENTS include: CONNECTION PERSON- to work with a qu'allty •Have ap eye for fashion Stacey 4b3Ti)2u4. GRAPHIC ARTIST nursing staff. Call today to EXPERIENCE MOM OF NEL— Is., seeking Jndl-. •Want to orlng fun and 1- (2Vi! yr old boy), Will., I H.S. SENIORS ©CO M P A N Y PA I D viduals for Wordprocess- PART-TIME arrange appointment: enthusiasm jo our party EXPERIENCED PERSON Forbes "Newspapers Is ASHBROOK NURSING to care for my 6 mo. old, caro for your child In hor MAJOR MEDICAL/ Ing, Clerical & light .Indus- •Truly believe that the I EMPLOYMENT Somerset home. FT/PT. 2 HOSPITAUZATION & trial Temp assignment. looking for a part-time HOME customer always comes PT starting mid August In Duo to oxpanslon local graphic artist for promo- my No. Plalnfield nome. children max. Excel Refer- DENTAL For appt. 322-5200 • NON-PROFIT first I WANTED ences. Parents seeking company has Immediate tion who will design, lay- 1610 Rarltan Road Rofs. required. Maureen openings for a 4 to 8 •PAID VACATION quality caro call 873-5735. •401K RETIREMENT COOKS WANTED- FT/ out, and produce special Scotch Plains, NJ 07076 We offer: 908-753-0592. week Student Work Pro- section covers. In-paper •iPLAN PT nights & • weekends, (908) 889-5500 NOTICE: All EMPLOYMENT IN OUR SOMERSET gram. $10.45 to Start. Po- Call 287-3437 before 5PM advertising, direct mall •Excellent starting salary WANTED advertisements HOME - for 6 mo. old. EXPERIENCED BABY- ssibility to remain In Fall. ©CREDIT UNION pieces, brochures, flyers, OFFICE CLERK- F/T SITTER- South Plalnliold or 225-1825 after 5:30PM Westfield Recreation •Flexible schedule are PAYABLE IN AD- Begin Sept. Thurs and/or Flexlbel schedule. Schok Image campaigns and •Paid vacation (F/T) VANCE by cash, check, Friday, 8-4:30. $30/day. In my home. FT/PT, & Call Ext. 57 CUSTOMER SERVICE provide illustrations as Dept. seeks mature peo- arshlps awardod. Intor- 908-351-2636 ple oriented Individual, •An outstanding emp- VISA or Master Card. For Experience a must. 873- after school children (can ••view.now.-- : needed, Must be ablejp... 1.18a.--- - —'.. . - pick Up). Call 754-2963 Become a part~of the coordinate work with good- typing, SOWpm loyee discount policy a-quote on -cost/ pleaee- BUYER— a dally salary of magic of Macy's, Join our essential, book keeping & •All of the training you'll call 1-600-334-0531. LOVING & RESPOND other departments. Some" need to be successful METUCHEN- Exper. SIBLE MOTHER- w/ $300.00 for buying mer- efforts to provide the best IBM graphics training a some computer skills. person to care for Infant 688-9393 chandise. No exp. nee, 8:30-4:30 M-F. 7 nights with us exper. will care for" Infant- in customer service, FT plus, Dut not necessary. CARING LICENSED In my Motuchen home. ..4 231-6910. and PT temporary posi- • 10 hours per week to start "per year". or 5 days a week, 8a-4p. 3 yr old In- my North Plain- tions are available now Cantact 908-789-4080 for Please apply in person to: NURSE— willing to care field home, FT/PT. Call at Somorvllle office. For for patients In your home. Starting Sept 91. Refer- through November 1, details call: Appointment. ANNE KLEIN OUTLET between 5-9PM, 753-5316 Forbes Newspapers has the following 60 Liberty Village Highland Park/Edison. oncos required. 908-494- 1991 for customer sorvlce OFFICE WORK- PT 2544 after 6om QUALITY CHILDCARE- advertising sales opportunities representatives. If you are JEAN CASEY Ftemlngton, NJ Call 908-572-7910 bet- Promotion Director jx>sslb|e_(ul! time, 10am- ween 9-11AM. exper. mom/teachor avail bright, enthusiastic, with (908)782-9646 METUCHEN- Llvo-in FT/ In my Wostfleld homo. available: good oral and .written 908-231-6656 4pm. General offlco work. HOUSEKEEPERS, NAN- or send resume to: Spanish/English helpful. PT, vory private room & Planned activities, communication skills and RN FULL TIME- For NIES, NURSES AIDES bath, 5 days, care for In- snacks. Excel rofs. FT/PT. CLASSIFIED OUTSIDE SALES are able to analyzo and Forbe3 Newspapers Call 908-753-1800 AVAILABLE- Women of 44 Franklin St busy Westfield Doctors fant & 5 yr. old, light Call 382-0073 solve problems...stop by PART TIME' BOOK- office. 908-232-3793. all nationalities. Ap- housokooplng. Must havo Full Time and fill out an application. Somorvllle, NJ 08876 KEEPER— Non-smoking plicants scroened. Rea- RARITAN- Reliable If you arc an experienced professional newspaper advert!^ SALES REP- driver's llcffhso, Will mom of 3 yr. old will caro Ing salesperson, Interested In joining tho fastest growing Previous customer ser- Co., Roqulrod computer & sonable feos, Aurora check references. Call vice and/or bill adjusf- HAVE A GREAT 19911- full charge experience. RESENTATIVE- Herbal . Agency, Lorig Brandh, NJ. for your child. Low rates, group o( meekly newspapers In Cenbral New Jersey, we Start your own business Skin Care & Cosmetics. aftor 7pm, 908-548-1477. activities, walks, school would tike to talk to you. We have a portion BOaUable ment experience Is a $8-$iO/hr. Must have caf. Call 908-222-3369 by joining Discovery Middlesex. 805-0200. Schedule own hours. Call bus area. Call 704-8749 selling classified display advertising, from concept and layout plus! Applications are Toys. Call ^/al 381-5851 NEW MOM— seeks baby to all follow Up. You must be organbed and motivated, with being accepted from 9am after 5pm, Sue 201- for details & training. PART TIME ME S- 334-6188. / 425 care, 3 to 4 afternoons/ SOMERSET, QUallty excellent communications $klUs. Please call Elaine Cllsham aj - 7pm, Monday through early ovos in my Cranford DayCaro— mom of 1 231-66I4 to utrancjii an interview INSURANCE— Agency SENGER- flexible hrs. 2 I EMPLOYMENT Friday and 10am - 1pm, positions available: 1 SALES— Earn extra homo, Approx. 20 hrs. (2 Vis yr. old) has oponing Saturday. We offer an ex- seeks experienced agents money In your spare tlmo. I RELATED Own transportation, rofor- for child of similar ago, 3- GRAPHIC ARTIST with life, health, P & C local (need own car); .1 cellent starting salary and afternoons, take envelope Inexpensive products oncos. Call 272-7254. 4 days/week. Activities, a generous merchandise licenses. Fully vested (Avon) that soil easily. To ^OPPORTUNITIES registered, CPR cert., Part-Time renewals, high first year to NY & return by train, discount at all Macy New Call 276-2363 get started, the supply kit excellent references. Call Forbes Newspapers Is looking for a part-time graphic artist Jersey storos. commissions & bonuses. will cost $15. Call Chris A FRANCHISE SERVICE bltfYOU ~ for promotion who will design, layout and produce special KNOW... 908-563-0673 Call 382-8882 BUSINESS FOR SALE- section covers, in-paper advertising, direct mall pieces, bro- PART TIME SALES- 908-722-4388. Thla little ad can bo road SftMERVILLE- Ex- chures, Illers, Image campaigns and provide Illustrations us MACY'S Love tho Holidays? Now SECRETARY GUIDANCE $4995-$60,000 + . Guar- In moro than 147,000 porloncod Mom, with 1 KEYPUNCH OP- anteed sales, training, needed. Must tul able to coordinate work with other depart- CREDIT SERVICES ERATORS NEEDED- hiring area demonstrators DEPT.— PT. $8Q00 per homos In 15 publications child, willing to caro for ments. Some IBM graphics training a plus but not necessary. 61 Myrtle Street for v'Chrlstmas Around annum. Send resume to: equipment and protected throughout Somerset, your child In my homo. Exporlonco required. 2 territory. Minimal operat- Ten hours a week to start at Someivllle Office. For details, Cranford, NJ shifts. 7am-11pm. Full or Tho World." Por more Info Olga Mlscovlch, Middlesex und Union Call for moro Information. Ci.ll Jdiin Civ.y M 908-231-66S6 or send resume to 44 (OHEXU136GSP) call Lynn, 561-8082 Motuchon High School, ing capital required. Surl- Counties? It caught your 908-722-5304 Fr.-mklin Street, P.O. liox 699. Satt&ivlUe, NJ 08876. Part Tlmo. Can"Mr. Patel ous inquiries only. Call 1- EOE M/F 906-1331. Koy Power Inc. 400 Grove Avonuo, attontlon, didn't It? PART TIME- Cleaning Motuchon, NJ 08840. 800-451-5371 Call YOUR ad In todayl SUMMER CAHE PROV- : • INTRODUCTIONS... LAW ENFORCEMENT co. noodo daytime ox- AGENTS NEEDED- for IDED by private homo EOEM/1- - 1-800-334-0531. daycaro. Licensed & stato A way for poople to moot DEA- U.S. Marshal's, porioncod rollablo help to Ads In Classified "Undorcovorwear", FT or Wo Got Rosultsl pooplo, ovory wook In now hiring. No exparl- clean homes, offices, PT. No Invest in ont approved. Sandbox, your local Forbos news- onco nocossary. For ap- carpets, floors & win- dont cost ,(— needed for tho mq£th of swing sot, arts & crafts, Advertise lots of activities. Pis- Forbes Newspapers paper. Tho ad Is froo, plication Info, call 1-219- dows, Must have trans- They pay/ July, Earn monoy whllo then one call doou It ulll 755-6661 eXt. NJ 465, portation. $6/hr. 789-1606 cataway aroa. Hours: A DIVISION lU lOKUt* INC •"• *• having fun. For moro Info In the Classified! 1-800-334-0531 BAM, 7-days. leave message. call Shorrl at 271-1576 7AM-5PM. Call 885-1327 Who will win free Three Cranford booters help Georgia on her mind European tour?- NJ. 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SERVING CRANFORD, GARWOOD and KENILWORTH A Forbes Newspaper USPS 136 800 Second Class Vol. 98 No. 31 Published Every Thursday Thursday, August 1,1991 Postage Paid Cranfoid, N.J. 50 CENTS Average property tax;$3,671, down , due Aug. 12 The questionable status of township taxes ended last week when the majority of property owners received their tax bills in the mail. Penalties will be assessed for taxes not paid by Aug. 12 Althouglutherejvas a move in Trenton to extends -the.Aug^Uue-date;45;days,.the bilLfailedJnJh.e_ Senate, and is no longer a viable option. However, township finance director Tom Grady said the township has extended its five-day grace period to 10 days. This quarter's tax bills were mailed the latest ever because of delays at the state level. The average Cranford residential taxpayer will ^experience a $45.80 decrease in taxes this year,. The owner of the average home assessed at $176,500. will pay $3,671 for 1991 compared to $3;717 in 1990. In 1989 the average homeowner paid $3,366. 1991 CRANFORD TAX DOLLAR The 1991 property tax rate is $2.08 per $100 of assessed value, higherihan last year's $1.80 per $100 mainly because of lotoered assessments due to lowered property values. Also this year com- property, down from last year's $929. mercial and industrial property owners are as- The county portion is 39 cents per $100, 19 per- suming more of the tax burden than in 1990, said cent, or $688 this year compared to $826 for last Grady. year's average home. The school tax levy is the largest component of While residential property owners received a the tax rate at $1.17 per $100 of assessment, or 56 state notice with their tax. bills listing state.aid ... • .. . . ' Photo by Diane Matflord percent of the tax bill. The average homeowner used to offset local property taxes, many munici- 'AMAZING TECHNICOLOR DREAMGOAT' narrator Maria Jackson addresses Joseph played by will pay $1,941 in school tax, an decrease of $21 pal officials throughout the state are criticizing the Robert Buchanan, Deana Toma, left, and Tracy Fulling as his brothers in the Recreation Depart- over the 1990 figure of $1,962 ih. 1990. fact the state has not listed what state aid has ment's production set for tonight and.tomorrow at 8 at Cranford High School. Admission is $5. ' The municipal budget levy is 52 cents pet $100 been taken away from municipalities in recent or 25*"percent of the tax bill, $918 for the average years which has added to local fiscal woes. Vote count confused in In brief- town-gown compromise By Cheryl Moulton V . since May, led the negotiation Confusion has surrounded the meeting"with a firm grasp on what Water, woe's vote for last week's Board of Edu- was occurring and a commitment At Tuesday's special work- cation compromise with the town- to do what was best for taxpayers shop meeting at, 8 t>.m. Town- ship. The vote was, 5-4 in favor In the end his nay vote on the ship Committee will discuss according to a resolution dehy- resolution, wnich would allow the" flooding as well as replace- ered to the Chronicle July 24. This township to delay paying the $3 8 ment of the sanitary sewers at subsequently was corrected to 6-2 million until Sept 1, was puz/ling North and N. Union avenues in' favor with one abstention last Van Horn had been a prime moti- following a recent collapse of , Thursday and then changed Mon- vator in arranging a Tneeting be- _the:systemJ '.., _. : day to 5-3 in favor, with one ab- tween Mayor Ed Force and him- itentida "•' ~~ self to" try to^work through the Although board members differ complex issue. This week he ex- on how the vote went July 22, and plained his vote so it would not be Service news have varying opinions on whether misinterpreted. New of tri-town residents in the vote took place in open or Van Horn said he felt the time- closed session, a tape recording, service to their country can be frame the board gave the town- ftka,. found on Page A-7. transcribed Monday, confirmed ship may not be "flexible enough the 5-3-1 vote. .- for the township." He further A mixup occurred when the stressed, "If we cost taxpayers one vote tally from two separate reso- penny more, then we are doing a Doctor, doctor lutions, one on the tax levy and disservice to the town." Dr. Deborah Wolfe, associate one directing the former board at- Sugalski also cast a vote against minister at First Baptist \ torney to turn over records to the the resolution saying there was Church, has received her 18th new board attorney, were "poor planning" on the part of the switched inadvertently. honorary doctorate, this time township which resulted in the RAINY DAY: John Downey waits for waters to subside before retrieving his stalled car on flooded from Stevens Institute of Tech- The tax levy resolution attests to monies not being available to pay S. Union Avenue, while below from left, Megan Guthrie, Lindsey Fitzpatrick and Melanie Guthrie nology. Page B-7. \ \ the "situation of the township in terms of meeting the Aug. 9 dead- (Please turn to Page A-5) make the best of Thursday's rains. Story is on Page A-5. line for the 20-percent tax pay- ment," deferring the $3.8 million ,-•• Garwood payment providing certain "condi- Police charge Newark teens tions" are met The township must The 1991 tax rate shows a pay the board's payroll, and bills five-point increase over last through August, delivering ..the with stolen car and assault year for an average increase balance of the $3.8 million as soon of $50...Borough eighth graders . Two 17-year-old Newark youths, driven by officer Chris Chapman, as available and adhere to the were charged Tuesday^with pos- performed well on the new state statute schedule of payments >said OlDonnell. The youth fled state "early warning" skills session of a stolen motor vehicle into a wooded area but was by Sept 1 "regardless of the cash and aggravated assault after they test in math. Page A-8. flow situation." The board also di- caught led police on a high speed chase The teen was treated for an rected its attorney to enforce the on the Garden State Parkway. state schedule if the monies are ankle injury at Union Hospital not received by Sept 1. The driver of an '86 Honda, and later released into the cus- Nine -lives with two passengers, was seen by tody of his stepfather. Chapman A tree crew freed a kitten_J Voting in favor were Tom Bon- officer Anthony Dobbins making received a three-inch laceration stranded atop a 50-foot tree. hag, Patti Martinclli, Andy Pellic- an improper turn-at 1:22 a.nt as- from a piece of glass as he was Page A-5. cio, Edna Silvby and Bob Sintich he was leaving the GSP into Cran- chasing the youth down an em- and against were Dee Sugalski; ford. Dobbins stopped them and bankment, O'Donnell said. Henry Pavlak and Jim Van Horn, as he walked toward the car, it Chapman was treated and re- with Loretta Smith abstaining. fled in the direction of the Days leased from Union Hospital along Recycling More confusion came from a Inn parking lot and onto the park- with Dobbins who injured his Residents should place July 25 letter to the editor by way northbound, according to De- back during the chase. newspapers, glass and alumi- schools superintendent Robert tective Lt William O'Donnell. The driver, an escapee from num at curbside for recycling Paul indicating the vote as pub- Chasing the youths at ap- Jamesburg Detention Center, was . collection Wednesday. lished in that day's edition of the proximately 80 mph, Dobbins' pa- apprehended in the woods by Chronicle was "mistakenly re- trol car was sideswiped twice be- Hillside police. The third youth, ported." According to Paul, the ac- fore reaching the Union Toll also from Newark, escaped but 1 tual vote on the township pro- Plaza and once more after they police have his name and anti- •Sale days posal was "6 yes votes, 2 no votes sped past the toll booth, O'Don- cipate arresting him soon. and 1 abstention." He further Downtown merchants have nell said. The two 17-year-olds were states, "Mrs. Smith abstained, Mr. As the youths attempted to charged also with possession of sidewalk sales days today, to- Van Horn and Mrs. Sugalski voted morrow and Saturday. leave the car, a 17-year-old pas- bmglar tools, eluding police and no." Paul, who is on vacation, was senger was hit by a patrol, car resisting arrest unavailable for comment regard- ing the discrepancy found when Monday's transcription of tho min-r Guide to inside utes revealed a different vote tally Almost-homeless -gentleman • grateful for Help than the Jply 24 and 25 informa- Classified C-l to C-12 ' By Cheryl Moulton spect, their dignity. No one wants home, new friends arid a special little like the man who sat in the Editorials A-4' tion given' by him to the Chroni- Cranford Family Care ofllce last cle. Much good has happened to the to be dependent, especially the place to hang the plaque the Entertainment A-9 to A-12 Cranford gentleman who was left elderly who tnust adjust to consid- Cranford Baseball Ledgue (CBL) week with nowhere to call home. Garwood A-8 The confusion may bo due-to homeless last week erably less income', failing health gave him for his volunteer work. This week when his eyes ftll with Kcnilworth A-G ' Pavlak's votes,:: one for an amend- His world had collapsed around •• and oftentimes...the plight of He is a happy man who remains tears it is because he is overv Letters A.-4 ment to the original tax proposal, him. Sleeping in a car through the knowing you are not wanted. deeply touched by those -who whelmed by the help he has re- Obituaries B-7 one against the final draft, accord- night was not easy for a 70-year- While every story has two sides, it reached out to help, hut iblc in his ceived from people who care. He Public notices A-0 ing 10 board attorney Anthony old man with a heart condition, is sad to think compassion-did not gratitude. Hearing of his prob- recalls when he was young, how Religion news B-7 Sciarrillo, who also said the vote but he never knocked on a door to circumvent this elderly man's lems, CBL officers brought their he never thought he would be in Social news A-9 took place in_x-losed session be- ask for help. But then, if you know problem before he was left with- faithful volunteer a fruit basket this position. Even now, he says, Spoils B-1, B-2 cause it involved possible litiga- him, you would understand why. out a place to live. and the cherished plaque. he would give the shirt off his tion. He, like other senior .-citizens, This week his world has Clean shaven now and wearing back to someone who needed it Van Horn, board president struggle to retain their self'jre- changed. Now he has a new neatly pressed clothes, he looks (Please turn to Page A-8)