COLONIAL Director Highlights Player, Alloy Whools, Dual & Morel Iprovement Association

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NO 1ST MONTH As deadline looms, towns search for BOE candidates meet JD Powers PAYMENT ,. . o. rum cxfjiurer .'•.•••;,:-.",iv--;:';-'i''i>wj«fc'i/f.-(-vji!fv>''i'-'r-'iW"-' for t:•••' Qualifications.) By MICHAEL R.CUOZZO to seek re-election. But as of tributed to potential candidates. had filed a nominating petition Jaskot expiring this year. / THE CHRONICLE Wednesday, no candidates — To qualify to run for a munici- by the middle of this week. "No According to officials at the 2000'BEST BUYS'^ incumbent or otherwise — had pal board of education in the one's made it official yet/1 said Kenilworth Board of Education, UNION COUNTY — With the filed to run iri the Cranford or statewide -April 17 school elec- one official in the Cranford Board however, none of the three nomi- COROLLA CE CAMRUE filing deadline looming, few peo- 4-Df, 4-Cyl, Aula PSP$. MR2SPYDER TACOMA Kenilworth elections. tion, potential candidates must of Education office, who noted nating petitions issued to poten- •A/C..PW. PDL. & Moral ple have stepped forward to The deadline to file nominat- garner 10 signatures—including that nominating petitions were tial candidates had been • .17nw/iN*V3BUK4!)r' •DCAB announce candidacy for the ing petitions with the three their own — from qualified vot- issued to all three incumbents. returned by Wednesday. 6 cyl, outo trans, pwr steer/ABS. olr. am/ftri sleteo w/CD, dual; 6 cyl, auto trans, pwr steer/ABS, air. am/Fm stereo w/CD, dual Cranford, Garwood or boards is 4 p.m. Monday. ers in their municipality The Kenilworth school board The terms of Garwood Board airbops, radial tires MSRP S29,3)0.VlN #12184013. Stk#3343. airbaosib , radiadill ttiresi . MSRP $2577$25,7>0.VlN#l0 VIN#1K1847K 184704M . Sik#3443Stk#3443, Kenilworth school boards. Baseo on a 39 mo lease inaudes firs! rrtonrh payrnent of $299 + Officials in each school district In Cranford, where the terms will also have three seats up for of Education members Ann Based on a 39 mo lease includes first month payment of $269 + In Garwood, where three ,$1501 .down pymnl-$1800 dye 01 inception. Totqlpymnfe $1531 down pymnt; = $1800 due at inception. Totaljiymnts said this week they expected of Rita Veca, Cheryl Carbone and grabs in April, with the-terms of Palmer, Juanita Austin and school board terms are expiring more nominating petitions to be $11,661 + dwn pymnli Total cost or lectse $13,162. PurchosB $10,491 t'dwnwinnt = toMlco^:pfIncise $!2;022« Purthalse . 1 Mary Sudiak are set to expire Board of Education President Linda Koenig also expire this ; ; ; ••>'.••••^.:' ' ippljon161 IwBeen4'$16;066f :' i >' .;- " ••' - " " '•'• "'•' ' f$HIS8.^:-:-:...^';l',.v-' this year, ah three incumbents filed by the deadline, noting that this year, neither the incumbents Janet Glynos and board members Per have announced their intentions numerous petitions had been dis- nor. any potential challengers George Schlenker and Stan (Continued on page A-8) Dual Air BagA Moral I, •Auto,' ".'mo'.'. IT83BA/INJVU681B91 . . jftr-• • 39 {• 39 •' tm 12617MI/WNiYZS7741G mos. mos. Around [TOYOTA CERTIFiEDS 1 TRUCKS AND SUV's fc L&ase AS TRADED SPECIALS! far DMC Classes •M BAV44X4 $16,995 •97 4 RUNNER SR5 $15,995,' '98 CONVHISION VAN $19,995] •95 CIVIC $5995 *180O Due at Inception Town TOVOtA^W Wagon, 4*tiyl, ' TOVOtA 4-Dr, V6,Aui6Trans. '(iHEVYiBOOLOTOPVe, HONDA, 4-CyL Aulo.Trans, . \.V fo\V (IS 69 Aulo, PS/PB, Air Cond, PW, Pwr Steering & Brakes. Air • Aiitp Thins, Pwr Steering &' -\\ "18OOlow (is Due at Inception(>R PDL, Alloy Wheels, Dual Air Pwr Steering & Brakes, Air Cond, Pwr windows & Dr Brakes, Air Cond, Pwr Winds Cond,101840MI/W# S reaching out eyeing heading Bag & Moral Locks, Cruise, AIWFM Stereo .9% 60ff08MIA/IN*X0200587 &Dr Locks, CrUlsa, Tilt, SL020435 -|% 2OOO V wish list' Cass, CD Player, Dual Air Running Boards, TV & Morol FACTORY Bag & Morel 19750MI/VIM/W1018820 '95CAMRYLE $6995 O '98 SIENNA XLE $21,995 93869MI/VINW0080507 FINANCING CRANFORD — A major ro>WA Wagon, V6, Auto, TOYOTA 4-Dr, 4-Cyl. REBATE APR FACTORY IF QUALIFIED IF QUALIFIED -raising campaign is being smaller PS/PB, A/CPW, PDL '95 LAND CRUISER $22,995 Auto Trans, Pwr Steering ' FINANCING REBATE to Clark AM/FM Stereo Cass, CD 99 TOWH & COUMTHY LTD $16,995 TOYOTA 4-Dr, V6. Aulo Trans, & Brakes, Air Cond, Pwr ' ed on behalf of the Player, Dual Air Bag & More! CHRYSLER Van, V6, Auto Pwr Steering & Brakes, Air Windows & Door Locks. Fully Public Library. 35662MIA/IN#WU07'M23 Cond, Pwr Windows & Dr Loadedl Trans, Pwr Steering & Brakes, 111321 MI/VIN#SU575651 The Friends of the Cranford Garwood schools, AlrCorid, Pwr Windows & Or Locks, Sun Roof, Dual Air •lie library are running the budget '99 LANDCRUISER $44,995 Bag, Anti-Lock Brakes, •«!• Locks, Cruise, Dual Air Bag, :"raYOtA4-Dr, 4WD, VB, Auto, Anil-Lock Brakes, AM/FM AM/FM Stereo Cass, CD '93 TROOPER paign in conjunction with Polish Foundation PS/PB, A/CF PW, PDL, CD Stereo Cassette, CD Player Player & Morel ISUZlM-Dr.e-GyU-Spd Sunny Acres Civic & 65605MI/VIWS0108904 M/Trans, Pwr Strng& Brks, COLONIAL Director highlights Player, Alloy Whools, Dual & Morel iprovement Association. strike lease accord Air Bag & More! 6977QMIA/IN#XB7b8300 Air Cpnd.PW, PDL, AM/FM More than 8,500 letters have 1SO11MI/VINM)O44?96 Stereo Cass, Alley Wheels, ByMAUREENFOYE 'OOXTERRA $22,995 1O8183MI/VIN#P79OO414 mailed to homeowners, efforts to cut costs Nissan 4-Dr, 4WD, V6, Auto groups and businesses in CHRONICLE. CORRESPONDENT 96 4 RUNNER UMITtD $21,995 '95 4 RUNNER SR5 $16,9951 Trans, Pwr Steorlng & Brakes, \i •• TTCWOfA 4-Dr, 6-Cyl, Aulo, TOYOTA 4-Dr, V6, Aulo Trans, ' '9OECUPSE $3995 township soliciting items on Air Cond, Pwr Windows & Dr MITSUBISHI 2-DC, 4-cyi, & By MICHAEL R.CUOZZO GARWOOD — Middle school PS/PQ, Air Cond. PW, PDL, Pwr Steering & Brakes, Air ' Locks, Cruise, Dual Air Bag, k library's Vishhst." GD Player, Loaiher, Moon Spd WT, PS/PB, Air Cond, students can expect to attend Cond, Power Windows & ' AM/FM Stereo Cass, CD iRS e expanded library is THE CHRONICLE ' ' ' PW, PDL. Cruise. AM/FM fttf&Mlcto&orol Door Locks $ Morel ' Player & Morel ! classes in Clark, if plans for a 47696MIA/IN#S0210350 ' Stereo Cassette & More! uled to reopen later in the new school move ahead this year. 52636MI/VIWTOO34259 22445MIA/IN#YC558262 7dO97/VINWLE077819 __ IVIC WE ARE PROFESSIONAL GRADE: Currently, the library is CRANFORD — The GM Employee sales-welcome..JVsk for Mary. d in the Cranford Downtown , Management The Garwood Board of Call "The Credit Experts" lunity Center. Corporation met Tuesday night Education voted 7-1 Tuesday to discuss the corporation's 2001 night to approve a lease agree- 1-800-NEED LOAN YOU TAKE ORE OF YOUR BOSiNESS... The community has always budget. ment with the Polish Cultural ..WE'O. TAKE CARE OF YOUR TRUCBCS" a great supporter of the As it stands now, the budget Foundation in Clark. Board ASIC FOR INSTANT CREDIT! irary," Director John Malar member Linda Koenig cast the Every Used Car cornea with an , or'ii:22 \\I:ST, NORTH IJKANCII (SOIMMIUILIJ- would be less than it was in 2000 NICOLE DIMELUVTHE CHRONICLE id in a press release issued by — $285,919, as opposed to 2000's lone "no" vote. UNCONDITIONAL 45-DAY 'the Friends. "We are hoping to SATISFACTION QUARANTEE! 908I7_22-2700 • J -800-773-8757 tab of approximately $302,000. According to the agreement, Route 202, Flemfogton.NJ'i-SOO'TOYOTA-e (1-800 , draw upon that support once Kathleen Miller Prunty, DMC Slide on down Garwood students in grades 6 5) • M-F 9AM-9PM, Sat 9AM-6PM' (908) 780-5700 i again." '" Before winter stormed back late this week, the weather had been downright sprlng-Hke, and Elizabeth's s^ «v<» Prices include all consumer costs except tax, lie & reg fees director, drew up the draft. A through 8 would attend class at Donations are welcome in any workshop meeting, has been young Michael peterwas was one of those taking advantage of Sunday's relatively warm weather. the Polish. Cultural Foundation amount to cover the cost of fur- scheduled to begin at- 7 p.m. Michael Was having a ball In the jungle-gym slide at Crahford's Nomahegan Park.—-, facility on Broadway in Clark nisbingsi&r specific items to be Monday 90 DM0 officials can die- during the 2001-02 and 2002-03 pv»clia|ecf.'If)a donation is for a cuss'" each "budget'item Jine^y/v school years, while the hypothet- specific item, that item will f$l ical; construction of a new school Make Your Best Deal Plus.,, include a plaque, with the donor's line. ''• '' ' Jiame. All donations are tax- 7/ is very positive that, deductible to the extent allowed As it stands now, the "bylaw.1 . ' the board was able to In addition, those who give budget would be less. repriesentatives of • the Elizabeth • react) an agreement with $500 or' more will have their than it was in 2000 — Office of Public brformarion noticed the Polish Cultural names inscribed on a brass $285,919, as opposed to pfpjwid'offers'a selection of iclultr •the 888/^00 Wwit^ jmilrl. al^ri^d him. Foundation and secure a . p}aque within the "Donors 2000's tab or approxi- oriented"~ -.:•: ^bnversatibnalisfs^ iptuhe^raxc^rectibn. -: •;,.;; Circle." Those who" give $100 or into sex chat service including "iâl', working girls; school building for our mately $302,000. >TbQt. -.diarirecfciiJarjt;/.. lie-; said,- ';.»yas-. more will receive a navy blue By GREGORY ZELLER housewives^ students and fantasy !_iteruei.''JfekV9'"^th:';a.-C!lnrW.':lette-..- sixth-, seventh- and tote bag with the Friends THE CHRONICLE explaining the mistake, and as far as." eighth-grade students emblem, according to the press during the construction The lower proposed budget is : r he knows fee sex-link number never ' •release, For more information, UNION COUNTY—The coun- -.;t^'«^î44^y*. 'aiirtatetnre*for' - made it into a newspaper or over the period." :call Malar at (908) 709-7272. the result of a reworking of sev- ty's Office of Public Information is 99!(»nts per p4nutei pr."live6m- ; aiiwavei'."1 hope] it" didn't,". Plante — William J. Murphy: eral salaried positions, and tin- tipping its hat this Week to its City onipne •f^{asy tajfc" at "only : B said Tuesday." ' •.]. -.-'-'! './' '•'• .'-.-' I Sat., Feb. 17th & Mon., Feb. 19th, 2001 kering in a few other areas. of Elizabeth counterpart after a ; $2i;9,9'pei::;nuimte. ,:f "•':•'..':!{ v:.;., .-.• : Superintendent of" JHealth Department sets Prunty said in November, her'typographical error nearly linked ; ^femcojnrect Q^niaber -± whidb Plante said he siriiply punched^^ ih Garwood Schools "Wood screening effort administrative assistant left; county seniors to apay-fbr-sexadult was issijed iipi the pressrelease to the phone number he was given, notr'•"-; instead of a replacing the assis- chat line. >'^''h^'job.':]^ûst''to";bruBh.-it''up'-' CRANFORD — The Health tant with another full-time atid put it iii the right fiomat; put it • The Office of Public Information at the current Lincoln-rranklin Brand New 2001 Chevrolet' Brand New,2000 Chevrolet '.Department has scheduled a employee, Prunty created a part- ^W^j^(^d)nQ/gpeô^: ohletterhead afld send it but; . Brand New 2001 Chevrolet Brand New 2001 Chevrolet' issued a Eleb. 8 press release on the School site is underway. The blood screening profile test for 8 time coordinator for special Union County Division of Aging's to'•;bffa£}'f\ii/o^cpQi(tei$r.>-±-'':• :''.H didnt.questionitfiom^ £hb peo- .a.m. to 9;30 a.m. March 2 at the events/promotions position, while ple whogave me the infbrmatibn,"he Polish Cultural Foundation CRUflUEH CKFLEETBIDE Senior Cafe lunch program, in "livey^nateurs" iotrfQ building is a former Clark Board -2 door, 4 cylinder, 3 speed "Township Municipal Building, cutting the administrative assis- •smi^m^rfunately.Irievergaveita; 4 dr, 4 cyl, 3'spd aulo trans, pwr . 4 dr, 6 cyl, 4 spd aulo trartaw/od. pwr. which meals prepared by a nutri- ••fpojfii^.pe^njffj^/d/'-"!^ of Education facility. auto-transmission, power' slr/brks. AIR, AM/FM cloreo; r/def, - located oh Springfield Avenue. tant slot to part-time as well. second thoilght." . :, . . . : r 8!rArk^dffl, AIR, AWFM stereo/ridef/ tionist are offered to the elderly for steering/brakes, AIR, AM/FM clolh, STK#Z3784i VINW1Z431002. ohe^dn-orje fantasy talk! The agreement was initially to PICKUP plolh, bokls, STK»Z3I!28, • Tests are available to adults This saved money because bene- • Plante gaid neither the Office of stereo, CD, cloth, buckets, 4 dr; 4WO,•Ve, 4 jpdauto trtn«;w/od,.|)Wr : MSRP $15,155. $1981st mo py/ml VIN»16iaB032, MSRP $17,846.' $470; a suggested donation of $1.50. But include fifth?grade Garwood stu- Vortec 570Q V8, 4 speed . Blf/bifcJtolndMs/Md mlrr, AIR, AM/FM »l«roa-ca8», 118 and older. fits do not have to be provided for StK#Z3Q71,VIN #17120433.! dU9 at lease Blgnlng. Til pymls = ciret cosh + $2291>t mo pymf. $696 •.•"'•af'fi^^'fld' per Public Mofinatiori nor the Division till, erulifl, deep l/gis, h/« mldoi cloth bckta, reer wind $7128. Ttl cost = $7128 Purch opt the recorded voice at the toll-free : : dents, but Superintendent of MShP $14,545.- Price Incl. .auto tran$-he'avy duty, full conv. pkn, cuilom owhead com: 8TKIZ3445. dus at signing Tt) pyrhln- $BS44 Ttf the part-time positions, both of at lease ehd$7729. 12,000 ml/yr, Cost of $17 covers the basic rrtinute" y' j- -' '••.:••/•'•••'• oh .Aginghad received any coni- size 8 foot be"d, pwr str/brks, VMHpfim, MSRP J28,M5. 12,000 ml/yf, ,1B« cost o $8714 Pun* opt al lease 6nd number in the press release — Schools William J. Murphy said ' $2500 GM Rebate &$4OO.Coll.: \26t thereafter; Lease Incl $1040 $0469 12,000 ml/yr 20e (hereaflor blood test, along with a medical which were filled in December. Grad. Rot). V qiial. To qual, niust AIRi AM/FM slereo-cass, GM Reb, &'$400 Rec Coll Grad 1 which replaced the 888 area code plairits regarding the- errbnebus board members felt that since the Lease Ind $1176 GM Reb i WOO Rec review that will be sent to the While some salaries — includ- ,, be a graduate (1;yr. prior or. 2 front cloth bench seat, tilt, : Reb. If qual. Medical Laboratory": For more . AM/FM elorap. AIR. tinlod))' AM/FM slarop; AIR Jlntod QI«M, AM/FM oloroocati;CD.l/gla. o tlr/ABS/wlnd/k!lti, AIR, AM/FM states that; 40 percent of federal ^ e«««, OD, buckola, concolo, styled wTtas», Inl wlp, buckets, concolo, styled • r/dal, r/wlp, Inl *ip, bltrMot.«», 'information, call #08) 700-7238; r/M, W wlp, b/a mldoa, ui, ,10,731 ml, VIN0XHB6O633. wheels, 13,010, ml,1 VIN c&,ctul&Q, bcklfl bcklfl, cons, cons, Btyle, Btyleo whloo whlo, , jp Inl Alp, hi, mldof, CcnilM,' funds go to schools,••.but currently »Y1231230., .: 13,010.ml130 , VIN HVY6B160?. bckU. cons, moonroof, alloy whls, 30,050 ml. VIN #VUBH736. that number stands;at only' 16,". By MICHAEL R.CUOZZO percent, according to Ferguson! /.THE CHRONICLE - '•• •.'•'•: • : This plades a strain on local gpy* ' ernments to make up the extrtf • .CRANFORD r-i Freshman money, he said; which in -turn; Republican Congressman Mike places a strain on residents who Commentary...... A-4 •'jFerguson discussed bis blans for have to pay higher property' educationreform during his first taxes. "We need to let people keep- Community Life .....A-6 "Town; Hail" meeting, .held as many of'their dollars as we /Tuesday/ at the Township can," Ferguson saidv; Sports...... C4 MunicipalBuilding. .'.'••'..'•'•': . Ferguson, a' former- teacher, Ferguson — noting he chose Ôbituaries...... A-7 said he understands 'education

*' ' " ' •••'•'•' •; Cranford as the site for his first froin/a firsthand perspective, tie.' : "Town Hall1; chat because it is a said he, believes there must b> large, town with varied political more, flexibility for, teachers and; views — said his number-one pri- schools to explore ways to use fed-' I-';' -Multi Chevrolet will rolund to you 3% of Iho sales tax you have paid on the taxable amount of your vehicle, Prices include all costs to be'pald by ths consumer except lldenslng, registration & taxes, Prices valid from 72 hra. of publication, GM & Lease'progrgmgsLiblect "Real Estate...... C-4 ority.'is to strengthen New eral funds. "We in Wjwhingtoijt! : : ; ^|;^^^^^ELtb/THE CHRONICLE' r-t.C ' • . . .'••'-.•' • . • •••.'•"•.'.• -••' • . '•• to change without riotlos, Lessee responsible for Maintenance, repair &.excess,*vear,. ••• •• - • • •-••• - - JerseyV. public schools and don't know how to educate every Police Log ...4...... A-2 Education reform) was the hot topic V^ ensure that no child is left one of our kids^ the,congressman ',«!• :..'.•',;' first-ever "Town Hall" rnwitlrig at thej Cranford Murilclpal Building. Ferguson also touched on Social behind. He said the best way to do Classified...... C-5 Security and Medlwro Issues during the discussion. ; v •''••';••' '' .'' • • ' -

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Cranford the Union County Jail in Alleged gasoline thief Elizabeth in lieu of $250 bail, The long and winding road Patricia McGee, 45, of I Police Log according to police reports. - North Avenue West, was * * * who have been forced to defend — FinttStates was claiming that charged at 6:10 p.m. with dri- A 17-year-old juvenile was Legal, other woes popped after pursuit ving while intoxicated, refus- may have actually called the on his breath, police said. He — and launch — numerous Cranford had breached the tenets station himself to report that was field tested and charged charged Monday with, legal actions regarding of the redevelopment agreement By MICHAEL R.CUOZZ0 tim of a theft and pointed to a 1982 ing to submit to a sobriety jhave beset Crossing test and careless driving. he had a gun, according to with DWI, police said. shoplifting' • Cranford Crossing. and wanted to see how much .THE CHRONICLE ~~~ —— Nissan that was exiting the station The juvenile, whose identi- .' In July of 1999, the Township 1 Police responded to a motor police reports. * * * ' from the beginning they could recover from their at a high rate of speed, according to ty is not being released Committee voted 3-2 to guaran- out-of-pocket expenses and other ' CRAWFORD — Township OranfordLt Stephen Wilde vehicle accident at the inter- Jerelynn Moore, 43, of Garwood Newark, was charged Sunday because of his or her age, was •• PyMBHAaHCUOZZO tee a loan for First States. The costs generated by the project's police, with assistance from the With Cranford police in pursuit, section of Miln Street and with shoplifting. apprehended by employees at •• blE CHRONICLE ' guarantee allowed First States to failure to move ahead. Clark Police Department, appre- the suspect vehicle proceeded Eastman Street and found Heman Marquez Jr, 23, of r At 9:15 a.m., employees the Pathmark supermarket -I receive a lower interest rate on In June 2000, Superior Court Ihended a suspect Mondaywhb was south on the Garden State McGee at the Scene, according Rahway, was charged at 1 from the Pathmark supermar- after attempting to steal !; CRANFORD — When town- the construction loan because Judge Edwin Beglin ruled in believed, to have stolen gasoline Parkway at a high rate of speed, to reports. No injuries were a.m. Saturday with driving ket called police to report a $14.15 worth of merchandise, I ship officials first approached they had the backing of the town- favor of the loan agreement, but from a Centennial Avenue service. Wilde said The vehicle then pulled reported in the accident, while intoxicated, failing to police said. shoplifter in custody. Security according to police reports. A ' Nick Schorach about developing ship, and the lower interest rate declared the Cranford Crossing station. off onto the shoulder near exit 135, keep right and failing to personnel allegedly observed his Soilth Avenue property, meant the project could be com- After a brief car; chase turned which is the Clark exit, and the maintain his vehicle's lamps. juvenile complaint was signed ' parking deck agreement invalid. Moore enter the store and Schorsch was very agreeable. pleted faster and officials would into a foot race, Jeffery Adams, 34j suspect ran off on foot into a near- Richard Jackubos, 36, of Marquez was stopped on and forwarded to family court, In January, Alderdice —<• acting place three items, valued at a JOffidals were excited. The future be able to offer a competitive of Edison, was charged with theft, by wooded area, according to police Elm Street, was charged at South Avenue, where police police said. without DiGiovanni — filed an total of $47.97, into & bag, êemed bright. eluding and reckless driving. reports. 11:55 p.m. Saturday with dis- ordered him to park at a ser- appeal of Beglin's decision. In the according to police reports. Kenilworth ;' The Cranford Crossing project, Awarding to. police reports, Adams orderly conduct. vice station, according to More than three years appeal, Alderdice questioned how A short foot pursuit ensued as Moore was released and is j^hich was initially {mown as the -fled.the scene;after taking $18.50 Jackubos was charged after police reports. He was then A Cranford resident report- , one part of the' agreement could Adams fled and officers from the scheduled to appear Monday $ound Bank Redevelopment pro- later, the stalled project :,. worth of gas from the Amoco sta- police found him to be in pos- transported to police head- ed Feb. 13 that her son was , be valid, but not the other. | Cranford and Clark police depart- in Garwood Municipal Court. feet, first surfaced in. 1997, The has done nothingtor the Baking a difference tion oh the 500 block of Centennial session of a BB gun, a replica quarters, where he Was given the victim of a robbery in the Then, earlier this month, ments set out after him. He was of a 9 millimeter handgun, a sobriety test, police said. * * * $13.5 million downtown redevel- Students In Ms. Gallagher's fifth-grade class at the Brookslde Place School In Cranford volunteered Avenue. : '•.': • '•;'•.•. '• .', White Castle parking lot on downtown — but has Cranford followed an appeal of its apprehended, charged and taken according to police reports. He is scheduled to appear William Maass, 42, of t opment project was seen by recently to sponsor a special bake sale. The sale was arranged to raise funds for a family the class Cranford officer Donald Zsak South Springfield Road in ^ spurred numerous legal own, in which township officials, 1 to the Union County Jail in Monday .in Garwood Elizabeth, was charged jCranford officials as a way of "adopted" through the Cranford Family Care program. was driving doy/ri Gehtenriial 'Elizabeth, where he was held in Police responded to a call Union Township. for, all intents and purposes, stating there was a man on Municipal Court. Sunday with shoplifting. jumping new life into the stag- battles and left Cranford Avenue vheit he .was stopped by • . lieu.of $10,000 bail set by Cranford Police said the woman told , nant downtown area. agreed with Alderdrice. In the lat- Elm Street with a gun, accord- * * * At 2:17 p.m., employees officials and project an employee pf the Amoco; who .Municipal Court Judge Jeff Kenilworth officers the rob- !; But n6w, mote than three est appeal, township officials said told.Zsak he had just been the vie* ing to police reports. Officer Louis Patrone, 44, of Clark» from the Pathmark supermar- developer First States if the parking deck lease agree- Getchmen, police said. arrived, contacted Jackubos ket called police to report a bery was committed by two , years later, the stalled project has was charged Saturday night black males and one Hispanic! done nothing for the downtown — Properties looking for a ment had been declared invalid* DiFrancesco nominates Gagliardi by phone and ordered .him out with driving while intoxicated shoplifter in custody. Maass j of his house, police said. male, all of whom fled into Jjmt has spurred numerous legal way out.' the entire deal with First States and careless driving. was charged with the theft of should have been thrown out. Siimnier Workshop sets Jackubos exited the house $89.58 worth of batteries, Kenilworth after taking her •. Rattles and left township officials Patrone was observed on land project developer First States ' Where the troublesome project with the gun in his hand, North.Avenue driving without according to police reports. son's money and some com- i as state education commissioner jfVoperties looking for a way out- goes from here remains to be pointed in the air, police said. his lights on, according to It Was discovered Maass- pact discs, rental rate to tenants, Ibwnsbjp schedule tor 30th season Officers ordered, him to drop was Wanted by the1 Union Kenilworth police forward- ji As currently , designed, Commissioner Phil Morifl said. seen, On Jan. 31, the Township By THOMAS SCOTT sioner would be to look at educa- dren should be doing," he said1. police reports. He was stopped jCranfbrd Crossing features two Committee met with .First States the gun and he complied, just over the Westfield border County Sheriff's Office for ed the report to the Union ' The 3-2 vote was split along THE CHRONICLE tion initiatives already in-place "They don't need the state to tell ;•••.'• WESTFIEtD ^The Westfield to July 27. A full-day program is 4eparate lots, flanking South representatives in closed session them."" Summer: Workshop marks its according to police reports. and officers smelled a strong probation violation, police Police Department after > party lines. At the time the loan across the state. also available in conjunction with 1 l^venue. The Round Bank Site lies — as they had done in December SCOTCH PLAINS — Acting 30th season this'year. . the Westfield Y Officers believe Jackubos odor of an alcoholic beverage said. He was transported to checking the area, police said, » agreement was adopted, Morin "My immediate plans are to The New Jersey School frt the intersection of South, and — in an effort to resolve the ongo- Gov. Donald T. DiFrancesco has All New . Jersey pupils in said he believed,there was 'Very look at what the state Board's Association, a federation "New courses for this summer Walnut avenues, behind the ing conflict. Now-Mayor Jorn said nominated township resident preschool through grade 8 can are Decorative Arts, Illustration; little risk" for Cranford. But com- Department of Education is of more than 600 local boards of Cranford Hotel. The first floor of mittee Democrats George Jorn the township's goal is "getting rid and veteran educator Dr. Vito A- already doing," Gagliardi said, education, endorsed Gagliardi in attend, the five-week arts pro- Introduction to Art; Mosaics; jthe Round Bank Site would fea- gram, held at. Thomas Edison . Outdoor Designs; Wreath and John Williams were more of the guarantee provision" and Gagliardi to succeed David C. "and then look at how to improve a Feb. 14 press release. CHS Mock Trial team Nationwide report lambastes ; ture stores, with offices on the cautious, noting the potential "pursuing a resolution on Hespe as the state's commission- things — such as helping schools "(His strength) is his familiar- Intermediate. School on Kahway Creations; Stories and More; jjecond and third floors. The other Avenue in Westfield. Writer's Craft; Chess IV; the responsibility on the part of the Cranford Crossing," although he er of education. in terms of technology needs." ity with the educational systeip Jjite, across South Avenue, would township to provide money to has not elaborated on what that To sudceed Hespe, Gagliardi at all levels of operation," said Classes are scheduled to run orchestra; and the Workshop New Jersey's child safety laws I ilso contain offices, as Well as res- In the press release, weekday mornings from' June 25 Chorus. defeated in semifinals cover construction costs. resolution will be — and would must by confirmed by the New DiFrancesco praised Gagliardi's Edwina M. Lee, executive direcr idential apartments. Also Jersey Senate. A senate confir- Arts and crafts, communica- CRANFORD — New Jersey old can wear only a seat belt, just" In April of 2000, township res- say whether the appeal filed ear- "commitment to accountability" tor of the New Jersey School By MICHAEL frCUOZZO semifinal round, but the squad — Iplanned on this site is a parking idents Paul Alderdice and lier this month is a township majbion hearing is scheduled for Boards Association, in the press tion, dance/movement, drama, earned a failing grade for its efforts Jjke adults. This puts the kids into" [deck meant to provide parking for in the state's schools as well as trying the case as the plaintiffs 1 Anthony DiGiovanni filed a law- effort to bring in a new Cranford Monday. release. "He has experience at music and the "Kaleidoscope" THE CHRONICLE to protect kids who ride in cars, a potentially dangerous situation; presidents of those apartments his background as a teacher. The program are also being offeredr- — this time was unable to out- based on a recent study exploring according to the press release. J suit against the township, claim- Crossing developer. "I am naming as education acting governor rated Gagliardi the state, county and local school CRANFORD—The Cranford legal its Jonathan Dayton coun- •and downtowii employees and ing the committee needed a 4-1 commissioner someone who district levels. This perspective1 . Also scheduled for the 30th child occupant protection laws * A motorist is allowed to bring- visitors. First States representatives a "first rate administrator who season is a Studio One produc- High School Mock Trial Team terpart. across the country In fact, the cbildren under 6 years old from" vote to approve the loan guaran- did not return numerous phone truly understands the important will bring a high level of should help him continue the A Penn Jersey Advance,. Inc. newspaper tion of "Annie Junior," a musical was unable to defend its Union Mock Trial Team members state's laws were judged to be the i! The idea, according to Director tee. r,ole teachers play in ensuring a accountability" to the commis- constructive dialogue that 'hid , NJN.PuWfehlhg©20p;i ; the same family in the back seat calls from The Chronicle this based on the original version of County Crown. < , had been working on the "Groom" worst in the nation, according to without restraints if other, unre-^ [Kathleen Miller prunty of the Shortly thereafter, First States week. . good life for New Jersey's chil- sioner's post. predecessor established between case since November. In the case, dren," the acting governor said Published every Thursday by NJN "Annie." Studio One is open to On Feb. 8, the Mock Trial the study. strained passengers occupy all the^ powntown Management demanded an arbitration hear- "I will be looking into compli- the local school districts." ) a mother files a wrongful death Prunty said she wanted town- Publishlncj (USPS136r800) students in grades 6-8 and no Team lost in its semifinal match New Jersey was one of 24 states other seats in the vehicle. C Corporation, is "to get people ing, claiming the township owed in a Feb. 14 press release. "He ance, to ensure that all money Gagliardi said the various lawsuit against a fictional college ship residents to know the town- 301 CentralAve., Clark, NJ07066' auditions are required. Many against Jonathan Dayton High that received a failing grade from "This study exposes the Sad fact forking here and living here, the_developer money to Cover ship is doing all it can to get the understands this because while and state aid meant to touch education-related jobs he was '. Second Class postage paid at and dean of student affairs after .4. Gagliardi has worn many nori-singing roles are available. School. The team had swept its the national Safe Kids Campaign, that; parents and caregivers in; j-ipur investment (and) begin to expenses — including legal project finished. Many township new projects gets back to kids in performed over the last four Cranford,, Nd POSTMASTER: opening-round matches on Feb. 6, her daughter dies at a campiis which according to a Teh. 12 press New Jersey cannot depend on omv expenses —> the developer had hats —consultant, superinten- decades "will all be helpful." He please send changes to NJN A full list of courses, descrip- ^ddress parking problems." officials have said that they want the classroom," Gagliardi said. concert. release uncovered in &e Garden dent, school principal — he is said getting more technology Publishing Fulfillment office, PO tions and registration forms can winning separate competitions state's law because of disturbing |' The project, though steeped in already incurred. Cranford to see the matter resolved as While accountability concerns Team advisor Bernie State "startling" gaps in coverage loopholes in child occupant protec- first and foremost a teacher. His into the classrooms, identifying Box 699, Somarvifle, NJ .08876. ' be found in the Summer as both the defense and the v iegal red tape, has not been refused to pay, or go to arbitra- quickly as possible, if at all possi- will touch all districts at all lev- ;Subscriptibn rates by mall, one Flashberg said he was proud of related to age, seating position and tion coverage," said Carol Ann- experience as a teacher and a children with problems earlier Workshop brochure. Copies will plaintiffs of the fictitious case without its advantages, accord- tion, because the ble without going to court. With els, Gagliardi said he does not year within Union County $25, out be inailed to homes in Cranford the Cranford students, and said lack of specific child safety seat Giardelli, director of New Jersey's^ school leader will be invaluable improving proficiency levels in "Groom v. Metropolitan College ing to Prunty. The buzz sur- Alderdice/DiGiovanni lawsuit other municipalities thriving feel it will be his place to second- of county $28, oulof state $30, • by early March. If you do not they, should be proud of their use. * Safe Kids chapter, in the tfeb. 12, rounding the downtown redevel- was still pending; if the township as we work together to come up English and preparing kids to To subscribe call 1^800-300-9321; and H.B. Williams." 1 thanks to redevelopment projects, guess local school boards. "I receive a copy, call (908) 618- achievements. He said the Feb. $ ii' The Safe KidfliCampaign is the gress release. "As a result, chil-v wkgito 'win^thelt lawsuit, itheri;] wjith programs to recruit, train enter the workforce are a few of Those victories propelled t3be opment project, ' she said', Prunty noted the clock is ticking believe that the local boards of 1551. semifinal w^s a close (Call( and ' only national organization dedicat- dren'$ lives are in dangetf spurred in 2000 "more' ihvêst- MaywiMorin'ttbtedt there Would and fcetkin teachers? main area he hopes to address. - defending Union County inock b'n Cranford. "We, fi-ankty,'can' t 1 education know best what ''chil- gave credit to Dayton, who went ed Iwdely to preventing uninten- Safe Kids graded, ^states,,jn£ idknt in the downtown • (than be no need to enter arbitration. ' ' This" week, Gagliardi said he tnal champions into the Feb. 8 afford to lose any time," she said. on to lose to Bruriah High School tional childhood injury. seven key categories, ac^rding TO* 'there's been) in many, many a is looking forward to serving as in the finals. Announcement of the Garden the release: restraint use required eûqation. commissioner. "It will The Cranford squad, in fact, State's failing efforts came in a through age 15; appropriate child 1 We're All You auto "performed' well enough**to be' piress release issued by the restraint requirement by 'age; jfe'et has als.p become aid embar- Best JFirieiw} Resale Shoi accorded the win," Flashberg - Cranford-based New Jersey State proper child safety seat adjusts jrassênt for township officials, •, Need To Know. group said. - Safety CoundL . ment; public education and public "In fact," he added, "I would The Safe Kids Campafen mea- funds; penalty provisions; sets winter clearance sale &ete,r'an;j'-biH'fspent1 UUA< Cape Cod sured child occupant protection driver/cdrcumstance exemptions;^ 1 wsjcjtung in Westfield "and;,has say that a different judge might GARWOOD — The Befit Bookcases,, desks, end have ruled in our favor." laws in all 50 states and the and other provisions. J Briefs served as<'the Union, County Bi-Level $2,700 District of Columbia against'what A bill that would require allj Friend Resale Shop, located at tables, lamps and other small qraerintondent of'schools, lie furniture is desired. Larger I N F I N B T 1 BULICIC the organization described as a children in vehicles to use booster 109A Center St., is changing sa$ihis first step.as conttnisr Spirt Level $2,90d,i model law: correctly ^training ail seats and/or seat belts has passed its emphasis from clothing to furniture cannot be accepted Price Includes* removal of two layers of old shingles, dumpsters, comfJletd'cteanV')- 1 Churches team up for children, in all the seats, in the the Assembly and is awaiting : small furniture, collectibles for space reasons. New clothing up, 25 yr. shingles and alt paper and permits care of all drivers. action in the Senate. ** Ash Wednesday services ' and gift items. with the tags on is very wel- Fax us your news! Among the findings, as mea- Nearly 1,800 children 14 and BROS. 9O8-272-126I !'i CRANFORD — Calvary As part of this transition, come along with better quality sured by Safe Kids, in New Jersey: tinder are killed every year in the shop has scheduled a win- jewelry. Also needed are cat ^ n f LOWESTI HOURS (003)575-6683 * Only children 4years old and [Lutheran Church and Trinity YOGA flFR &SA 9 10AM -6P motor vehicle accidents across the ter clearance sale for 10:30 food, cat litter, dog food and WithNICOLfe PRICE S under are required to be nation, with more thaii 276,000- Episcopal Church have sched- CONTRACTORS I1VSURAIVC2S restrained in all seating positions. others injured, according to the* uled joint Services for a.m.^7 p.m. today and 10:30 dog treats for rescued animals GUARANTEED Not responsiblefor typographica l errors a.m.-4:30 p.m. Saturday and awaiting adoption. 1 Children 5 and older can ride com- State Safety Council. ; Wednesday to mark Ash Bring biwycompettor ! Sale Items cash & carry only. Sale prices , Donations are accepted at •dor coupon and we urtll effective 2/21/01-2/27/01. Prices do not pletely unrestrained in the back For more information, visit; Wednesday, the beginning of Sunday. Most merchandise is l include sales tax. Beer prices represent seat. www.njsafety,org on the World- ;tjhe Lenten season. being offered for at least a 26 the shop between 7 p.m. and 9 HATHA& RATES: lublectltABCttsublkini, * Children 18 months to 4 years Wide Web or call (908) 272-7712. percent discount; winter coats, p.m. Wednesdays, or any time iAYOGA 24-12 oz, bottles unless otherwise noted. >; The services are slated to FOR ALL LEVELS begin at 9:30 a.m> in the boots and warm sweaters are during store hours. The store id iiviyj! MEDITATION 4 870 St. George Ave., Rahway, CVS Shopping Center • 732-381-6776 • FAX 732-381-8008 Episcopal church, located at marked at 75 percent off. run entirely by volunteers; pro- • LANDSCAPE/TREE SERVICE PLUMBERS \ 2370 Plainfield Avenue, South Plainfielcl • 908-756-2165 • FAX 908-756-0850 Junior Women host blood donation, tlie intersection of North and New selections of jewelry^ ceeds help pay tot .veterinary » PAINTING ELECTRICIANS Fprest avenues in Cranford> collectibles, pet items and care, vaccinations, spaying, JACK DEWARS or JOSE CUERVC • TILE WORK CARPENTERS ABSOLUT by Ml Guzman CRANFORD — The Cranford House, located at 38 Springfield ajid at 7:30 p.m. in the whatnot are available, at all neutering and boarding of res- DANIELS J.W. RED Gold Tequila lh • HEATING CARPET CLEANERS Vodka 80° Junior Women's Club has sched- Avenue. Donors must know their Lutheran church, located at times. Currently featured are cued animals. New Program Starts Mar. 12 99 uled its annual blood drive for Social Security number and bring" AIR CONDITIONING, ETC. INSTALLERS • WREVERYONE'SBENEFTT 108 Eastman St. in Cranford. two Art Deco vanities with For more information, call First and foremost, "buyers want to March 3. a signed form of identificatioh, benches and large round mir- (908) 233-9041 or (732) 388- OPEN HOUSE The event is slated to run from according to a press' release issued ,' Rev, George Freyberger, 51 Tears in Business, know how much house they will be pastor of Calvary Lutheran rors, plus being presented by , UodkaBO*\..<. Regular* Una Twist OUTSTANDING ESTATE AUCTION the New York City-based 94 North Avenue, Garwood 908-354-1000 17BL GORDONS buyer a clear sense of his or her buying - Outpatient Program Provides Counseling & Vodka 80* • Cnwbony...... 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'.'U Cranford Chronicle February 22, 2001 February 22, 2001 Cranford Chronicle Letters to the editor Setting record straight on newsletter • To The Chronicle: ' ijB unfair to the children and we don't see any other valid Pleas for light at deadly intersection * Bruce Paterspn (Letters to community' members of points being made. No one is the; Editor, Feb. 1) stated that Garwood to present madejup being deceptive about the pro- To The Chronicle: Lincoln Avenue. our last newsletter to the public figures to the public as if they ject or funding, as the boarcl is In the February 15, 2001 edition of The I live in the house at the intersection of S. Contained misleading state-' are factually based. Reading inviting the public to meetings Cranford Chronicle, on page A-3, there is an arti- Union Avenue and Lincoln Avenue, were the ments. I would like to address correspondence and mailers will and taking very open and posi- cle with the title "Drunk driver admits guilt in accident happened and on whose lawn the vic- these remarks and attempt to inform the public, despite Mr. tive steps to keep the communi- 1999 death of Cranford man." tim's car landed after the accident. I moved into set the record straight. Paterson's comments to the con- ty abreast of the process and There is a featured quote in the middle of the this house only seven months ago, but I have Mr, Paterson stated that the trary, and the Board of any developments. In terms df are all the article by the assistant Union County prosecu- seen many near misses and a few actual acci- figure of $9.5 million is decep- Education will continue, as it the funding, the design features ^ Sitooi tor, Regina Caulfield, where she says, "The dents at this intersection since my arrival. All of tive. However, mathematically, has done in the past, to provide of this new facility are compli- c defendant agreed with the accident reconstruc- my new neighbors told me about the accident if one takes 40 percent away accurate and truthful informa- ant with long-term New Jersey IWANTED tion expert's finding that he did not stop his and how somebody died right on my front lawn. from $15.8 million the yield will tion to the community. Department of Education stan- vehicle at the stop sign at the intersection of I understand that this was not the first death at always be $9.5 million. Having read Mr. Paterson's dards and Garwood should be ' This is a critical moment for many area school districts. MYTWCES South and Lincoln Avenues." Immediately fol- this intersection. Furthermore, the newsletter letter to the editor and noting eligible for maximum funding. Actually; allmoments are critical when the education and lowing is a one-sentence paragraph which says, Although alcohol was an aggravating circum- clearly states that the final cost that the only factual statement However, we are not aware that "There is a blinking red light at that intersec- stance in this case, the blinking stop sign and is anticipated and approximate. made is that the board does not, any promise has yet been made. • Well-being of students are at stake, and as always, strong KAREN RUSIN and intelligent people are needed to take charge. tion." single blinking light is not sufficient to protect We disagree with Mr, in fact, actually know that The accident in question1 happened a,t thethe motorists who use this'intersection or the Paterson's statements. The Garwood will receive exactly 40 President, Garwood '•• .'V^T^^-anntual'.BQard of Education elections are scheduled Board of Education does not percent funding from the state, Board of Education for April 17, and while school board elections do not garner intersection of S. Union Avenue and Lincoln residents who live around it (the car came to rest Avenue, not South and Lincoln avenues. The just short of my bedroom wall.) readily admit that this figure " as much media attention — or Voter interest ~ as the blinking red light is at S. Union and Lincoln (In My deepest condolences go out to the family of will never be achieved. The pur- Novembei* general election, they are just as important, if addition to a blinking stop sign and a regular Mr. Chandros, and I renew the plea to thepose of the newsletter is toedu - not more so. School boards influence local property taxes stop sign.) Township of Cranford and Union County to ptut a cate the public, not to create a •ag njuch. as municipal governments, arid axe charged with Ppor Tom Plabte. That could (The intersection of) South Avenue and modem traffic' light at the intersection of S. marketing tool to see our side of 'overseeing the development of our young, our future lead- have really been; enibarrassing. Lincoln Avenue has a regular traffic light with Union and Lincoln*kvenues. the referendum. Mr. Paterson ers and citizen^. This is a great challenge, e^yjecially in an You Have to feel for Tom,:a sbft- needs to recognize that we are a : red, amber and green, and this accident probably Thank you, \ age of overcrowded schools, questionable assessment test ,spokeh,ireasonable-soun

It's sad.. •••'..••.;,' .'."'• :.•.•'•• :- .'••.•••••.•••'••'• '••••"•' ' ;-••;'.;.. noble Union County Division oh -, Board of^ education service is a tough job. The hours are Letters to the editor Aging program that proyidejj 'long, the work is often tedious and there is no pay. Dq.the! nutritious meals to elderly resi^ dents in an effort to foster better Briefs 'job well, and there is likely to be little public reaction; health. But dial 800 and the screw up, and you caii expect public outcry. . same number, and hold onto your i Only a crazy person would volunteer for such an assign- Consider a dog park for Cranford privates, pal ... this ain't your Area students honored ment. A crazy person, or perhaps a thoughtful one. grandfather's touch-tone. ; at the Newark Academy Perhaps someone who has the requisite savvy and To The Chronicle: much-needed facility that would require few town At both numbers, callers are sense, and the time, to lend to school administrators. (The following is a third-party letter sent to theresources but that would be appreciated by citizens led through a menu designed to „' LIVINGSTON — Four stu- Someone who cares about his or her children, and the Cranford Citizens' Advisory Tctsk Force for Parksof all ages. satisfy various tastes. But only dents in The Chronicle area neighbor's kids, arid all the future students. Someone who and Recreation:) My family and I recently took our dog to one of the menus has anything to achieved academic honors dur- Dear Members, Thompson Park, in Lincroft, and it was a marvelous do with food — at least, on the ing the fall term at the Newark . realizes that just by getthig involved, he or she can have a First, let me thank you for the work you're experience. The dog park is a grassy area, perhaps ; positive''influence., on the community, surface — and unfortunately for Academy, a preparatory school. doing. It's volunteers like you who make a town 200 feet x 200 feet, double-gated and surrounded by Tom, it was not the number in his Receiving high honors was THE HOUSEHOLD : Someone who is willing to try, instead of sitting back great, • , ., . a chain-link fence. The dogs' owners provided 1 original release. That number Robert S. Gordon of Garwood, i WAREHOUSE {arid contributing only when property taxes rise or stu- I'd like to afek that, as you review the services drinking water for the dogs and diligently cleaned promised delights of a whole < ; grade 8. Honors went to So Much..* For S ?- "^rfts? prox., r All welcome at World Day of Prayer still eating too much dairy and before Oct. 1. A birth certifi- Dirt STAR SNACKS not enough fiber, and I need to cate, immunization record, 380 ml Vegetable Soups itot CARPET 9 r CASHEWS To the Chronicle: blessing and guidance. take more lutein to help with the completed enrollment form, 19 w. can •:••••• •'. A Penn Jersey Advance, Inc. newspaper The World Day of Prayer service is celebrated The theme, "Informed Prayer and Prayerful glaucoma ... do you have any* utility bill and proof of &RUG thing with lutein in it?" Hthfts. NJN Publishing ©2001 on Friday morning, March 2 at the Cranford Action" was prepared by Church Women United of Cranford residency must be SHAMPOO United Methodist Church, corner Walnut and Samoa. Come and see how they reveal to us the "I'm sure I don't know, sugar, provided at registration. [ fl. O*. UP.: deeply caring prayer filled base of their lives. but we'll think of something!" ' Enrollment forms are avail- CAN . Martin K. Till Michael Deak Lincoln. Come at 9:30 for coffee, and fellowship If you want more information you may dall (908) It could only get uglier from, and stay for the servico at 10. Everyone is wel- able in each elementary 100% Cotton .: . • CEO Executive Editor 276-9440. there. Fortunately for Tom and school's office. come, women, men, young, old. Come and partici- URSULA VOGEL countless grandparents across Handwoven >(UMBiDz :•' '••' MaryE.Hall. Gregory Zeller pate in this loving service of thanksgiving and Cranford Union County, we'll never know • .••• ••• ;••.; . '.: : ci-q Editor just how gruesome it could have Tax counseling available , CHENILLE , 6" ACTION VIDEO > PeteLeddy Allan Conover been. ISSET for Union County seniors T-120 '„•••' President & Publisher Sports Editor Kudos for direct care pay increases You gotta feel for poor Tom. I lACCEMTRUGS : FIGURES know I do, As someone who UNION COUNTY — "Tax m&R'* 'i :" W ACCESSORIES ": Rosemairle Maio Eileen Bickel or Downy To The Chronicle: founded in 1989t offers support services for individu- prints dozens of press releases Counseling for the Elderly" is IAL TISSUES «055#4976 (for " ; , V.P. of Advertising Advertising Director I was pleased to read about the much needed leg- als with disabilities and their families throughout every week containing dozens of islative support of pay- increases for some 27,000 . central Jersey. We see the far-re$chW effects ofthese available within The Chronicle FABRIC SOFTENER ; ;'•"; John Tsimboukls direct care salary workers throughout New Jersey. low wages firsthand. When given the choice, many phone numbers (and dozens qf area.. ','•'; •'•^ '[ Production Manager These are people who have the strenuous and individuals who may have considered this area of typos), I can tell you. I don't call [ '.;' Trained volunteers can help Sheets demanding jobs or working in' group homes or resi- work decide to puraue other opportunities that are : every single number, jior does 'seniors fileVfederal and state dential centers, or irunning training and education often less stressful and offer better pay. As a result, anyone else, We retype them tax returns for 2000 until the programs for individuals with disabilities, the elderly there is high turnover, concern over quality of ser* accurately and hope: the release' federal filing deadline of April Philadelphia and the hqmebound. Former Governor Christine vices and additional demands are placed on stress- got them straight. And some- New Jersey Locations location* ..• vm.y ,•• . Todd Whitman recommended in her final budget pro-; laden families. times, our fingers flub, too; yours Location* » Published every Thursday by NJN Pubfehlng (USPS 136-800)301 Central Avo,, posal that the hourly, wage be increased. The Senate We urge the entire New Jersey, legislature and truly once misspelled "literacy" in This ser-vice is available * Clark, NJ 07066 Second Class postage paid at Cranford, NJ POSTMASTER: Senior Citizens, veterans' Affairs and Human Acting Governor Donald DiFrancescd to follow xhe Monday and Friday afternoons Services Committee was correct in their recent aheadline. , ' UNION 908-624-9199 * please send changes to NJN Publishing Fulfillment office, PO. Box 699, , courageous lead of the Senate committee. The So hang in there, Tomi We c(f at the Cranford Community Former Rlokelt « Somervllle, NJ 00876. Subscription rates by mall, one year within Unipn.Cdunty . endorsement Of this plan. Committee Chairman increase is long overdue. . . Center, plus Tuesdays at the CHERRY Hill JERSEY CITY PATERSON LINDEN NEWARK • the Great Typo Perpetrators of LO0I ••••:* * $25; out of county $28, put of state $30.To subscribe call 1-800-300-9321. . Louis Bassano (R-Union) and, his panel should also JOYCE EDWARDS Kenilworth Public Library. Fortnor Pathriarlt Former Rlok.l. ittMkft. be commended for their long-term proposal to Executive Director America'salute you and wish you 370 EMM St. W. 17 600 : Circulation: 1-800-300-9321 improve wagei through Fiscal wsar 2003. well. In fact, we'd like to invite ,; Appointments are required Enable; an independent not-for-profit organization in Cranford. For more informa- 201-368-8000 609-85M15S 973-a?V-859? 908-486-7700 973489-0400 -'Princeton you to our lunch meeting — and •$£?%&• : .-••.. •.••.••.•.••-News 908-575-6686 yes, it really is lunch; Here's our tion, call (908) 709-7272 for NOT (JE3PONSIBLB fOR TVPOORAPHICAL ERRORS : ; • •.; Advertising 732-396-4404 . number .i. actually,, on getiont} •Cranford and (908) 276-2451 we RISERVE THE BH>HT TO LmirauAHTiTiia SOME ILLUSTRATIONS MAV n ro» otsiaw PURPOSES QMLY ,, More letters, pageA-S thought, we'll call you, OK?" .1 for Kenilworth,

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f.t Tebruary 22 & 23,2001 Cranford Chronicle February 22,2001 B-1 Elderly can get nutritious meals Westfield resident named partner with county's Senior Cafe effort at Cranford Township law firm VUNION COUNTY — One-tion, there is an easy solution. It's „ In the cafe\ meals are pre- Agenda 200h third of all Americans get almost also available if you're worried pared by a qualified nutritionist half their calories from nutrient- about an elderly relative or and served at more than 20 loca- CRANFORD — Mario Gurrieri has in 1981. AN ANNUAL REVIEW AND FORECAST OF THE AREA'S BUSINESS COMMUNITY poor, high-calorie food. friend. tions across the county. become a partner in Dughi, Hewit & He has been appointed by the New Jersey Each day's fare includes juice Palatucci, a law firm with offices on North Superior Court as a .standing master, ^ Are you, too, eating a diet that The Union County Division on 1 is less than healthy? Aging offers "Senior Cafes" for or soup; an entree; vegetable Avenue East in the township, as well as in guardian, guardian ad litem and mediator in . If you are a senior citizen and people 60 and older, regardless of potato or pasta; dessert; and bev- Marlton. court Cases. are concerned about your nutri- income. erage. Gurrieri's specialty is family law, particu- Gurrieri had been a partner in the Westfield is hoping parking plan A donation of $1.50 is suggest- larly in divorce, custody, alimony and child Westfield-based law firm of Snevily, Ely, Cranford Chamber of Commerce ed and reservations are required support. , Williams & Gurrieri before joining Dughi, at least two days in advance. A practicing attorney for 28 years, 'he Hewitt & Palatucci. will help repeat successes of 2000 DMC eyeing smaller tab A free menu is available at has been a member of the Union County The Westfield resident holds a law degree is looking to sell it better in 2001 each location. Early Settlement Panel since it was formed from the Columbia University School of Law. ByMJCHAELRCUOZZO Spencer Savings, S.I. Savings and Commerce By MICHAEL R.CUOZZO Schmidt was quick to add that, one another, Schmidt said. The • (Continued from page' A-1) "In addition to nutritious mid- THE CHRONICLE AND RECORD-PRESS any vacancy Westfield's down- Chamber of Commerce itself advertising is a separate bud- THE CHRONICLE AND RECORD-PRESS Bank each opened Cranford branches in the past day meals', free nutrition assess- year, and HoefDer said he believed the banks town incurred in 2000 and this combines with other municipal through the DMC budget, get entity, weighing in at a ments and counseling are offered CRANFORD — The township's economy lived opened township branches because they see WESTFIELD — Coming off a year was filled quickly, by both chambers in business enterpris- with the other half.coining proposed $16,000. to seniors who want to improve on both sides of the line in 2000. Cranford as economically beneficial. year in which the town fared independent and chain stores. es, including one planned with from the Cranford Municipal The only other reduction is their overall health," said Lewis Altar Rosary Society sets Monday meeting Several new businesses opened in the township One area of concern remains; one'Hoeffler called pretty well economically, officials She noted the strong geographic the Millburn Chamber of Budget. for streetscape maintenance, Mingo Jr., vice chairman of the last year, and the Cranford Chamber of Commerce a "big eyesore." On Eastman Street lies a vacant plan to address parking prob- appeal of Westfield, calling the Commerce at the Paper Mill One area that Prunty said down from $15,000 to a pro- Union County Board of Chosen CRANFORD - The Altar view to "The Book of Kells" The Resurrection Choir has done its share with1 promotions. But in 2001, group of stores that i$ expected to be transformed lems in 2001 by moving forward town a "regional attraction." Playhouse. might cause some misunder- posed $10,000. Prunty said Freeholders. "This is a great Rosary Society of St. coming March 13 to St.opened the meeting with officials said this week, current businesses need to into one bigger store by the owner, but it has not with plans for a new parking Being that Westfield is not deck. The Westfield Area Chambei standings is marketing. The based on various recommen- opportunity for seniors to Michael's Roman Catholic Michael's School. President Carolyn Bright offi- put in greater effort to sell themselves — and, of happened yet, Hoeffler said. , r located near any malls, it serves also looks forward to developing costs for special events/promo- dations, not as much improve their dietary choices Church is scheduled to meet , Rosarians had a surprise ciating. course, the Cranford Crossing downtown redevel- 'Despite the Eastman Street concern, Hoeffler Other than parking, Westfield as a prime location for business- the area of Prospect and Elnj tions are reduced to $8,060/ in • streetscape work is anticipat- while e'njoying the company of 7:30 p.m. Monday in theMardi Gras celebration at Agnes Novotny, Ann opment project. said he receives between five and seven calls a did well economically in the year es, she said. There is also an streets for a new parking deck Bob Hoefflejr, director of the Chamber of 2000. About 50 new members the proposed budget, down ed in 2001. That work load their neighbors." , • parish center, located on their Feb. 5 meeting. Jesters Donnelly and Valerie Bardwill week from potential residents. Houses in town sell abundance of new restaurants for employees and( shoppers-, from $17,000in 20OO.Ih 2000, may change, though, and that Alden Street. and a clown were chosen from are on the nominating com- Commerce, said the chamber's 200 members have fast, he said, noting that some da not even make it were added to the Westfield Area coming to town, Schmidt said. Schmidt said. If all goes accords For the locatipn of the "Senior Chamber of Commerce, bringing costs for special events/promo- is one of the items likely to be Cafe's" near you, or for more Entertainment will have "a the members under the ruling mittee selecting officers for been slow to advertise in the" chamber's directory, to the market, and residential sales always serve as Popular town events include ing to plan, construction will a good barometer of a town's business status, "The total membership close to 400, tions included advertising, discussed at Monday's meet- information, call (888) 280-8226. touch of the old sod," a pre- of Queen Ann Van Jaeckel. 2001-02. and there has been less participation in chamber two street fairs, which gamer begin in January of 2002, with programs than he would have liked. Some-mem- way you measure a town is the interest of the' resi- and business shows no signs of Prunty noted, but in 2001* • ing, Prunty said. 25,000 to 30,000 visitors apiece, completion in November, just in bers, Hoeffler added, have been slow in paying dents who want to live in that town " Hoeffler said, slowing in 2001, according to she said. Other downtown events time for the holiday rush, she their membership dues. The Chamber of Commerce, J&e added, will con- ^ town officials. said. ;" None of that, however, is stopping some * Chamber of -Commerce include art shows, jazz perfor- Garwood schools, Polish Foundation strike deal! tinue to try tomak e Cranford a more attractive mances and the farmer's market, And starting on May 26, the- (Continued from pajfe A-l) the flexibility to move around Cranford businesses from doing very well. Hoeffler place for residents and business owners with Executive Director Debbie The foundation building will The Polish Cultural pointed to Atria Assisted Living, which despite a Schmidt praised downtown. the last of which garners popu- Downtown Westfield during classes." allow relocated middle school Foundation facility also pro- events such as the "Pride'in Cranford Dinner." larity as farmers educate and AIR CONDITIONING & HEATING would be more conducive to the "very competitive market" is currently at its high- Such programs are designed for promotion and Westfield for its success. 'The Corporation will take over pro; The lease for the founda- students to enjoy the ameni- vides a computer laboratory, est occupancy rate ever. He also noted Homewood networking, he said, noting other efforts including downtown is booming," the direc- work closely with customers. motions for such events as the Call For Your FREE Comfort Analysis fifth-grade program. tion's building is contingent on ties of a school building, the superintendent added. The Chamber members partici- jazz, sidewalk and art shows, as "It is very positive that the Suites, which opened in May and had an 86 percent seasonal festivals, the annual circus and the popu- tor said, stating that Westfield's ® the school construction bond Murphy noted. "The students foundation will continue to use occupancy rate in its first year. lar Easter promotion. is "one of the few (thriving down- pate in small after-hours net- well as, holiday festivals! financing Available board was able to reach an issue being approved by voters will be able to take physical its building for programs at towns) that's left in New Jersey." Working programs, as well as Officials at 'the DWC have All Credit Cards Accepted agreement 'with the Polish in a special April referendum. education in a gym," he said. night and on weekends, other dinners and social events. expressed their desire to take a Cultural Foundation and The Garwood School District, "Lunch will be in a cafeteria, according to the lease agree- Such discourse allows-for busi- more hands-on approach to Fras-Air Contracting, Inc/Arrowhead Conditioning secure a school building for our according to the lease agree- providing a socially and emo- ment. . ; nesses to become familiar with downtown promotions. CALL NOW 1 -800-339-1153 For FREE Estimate i sixth-, seventh- and eighth- ment, would have use of the k tionally stimulating environ- Murphy said a separate con- 24 Hour Service grade students during the con- building beginning in August to ment. There is also an audito- tract would have to be draw£ Scotch Plains is hoping aesthetic improvements ft^j Hunterdoh County • Somerset County struction'period," Murphy said. prepare for incoming students, rium, so some of our special up for busing the middlp Kenilworth chamber plans yj/L- .Union County • Middlesex County "Middle school students need if the referendum passes. events ... can still continue," school students to Clark. ' will help attract new business to downtown area Business to Business Expo GREEN BROOK NOW OPEN! Ferguson hosts 'town' chatl By CAW ACE WALLER owned by the township, has ing and parking. We not only Several new business have By CANDACE WALLER porate stage. Now, the CHRONICLE/R-P CORRESPONDENT been repaved and the lines hope to attract shoppers from already moved to toton, (Continued from page A-l) major concern* Ferguson saic(, CHRONICLE/R-P CORRESPONDENT Kenilworth Chamber of because it costs more money tb drawn in. Several businesses Scotch Plains and neighbor- including a Mediterranean Commerce is looking to keep up said. "Let people educate kids the SCOTCH PLAINS — Aoh East Second Street have ing areas, but also new busi- restaurant called Salt and send special-needs kids to schooj. $450,000 grant from Union KENILWORTH — Bprough the momentum created by way they know best." The federal government mandates stores in front of the parking ness in establishing shops in Pepper and a vitamin shop businesses will get a chance to Schering Plough's arrival. He also said some schools need County has township officials lot, including Complete Care, the area'." called Vitamin Express, both that all students get educated and considering various ways to network with each other at the Chamber officials came up more computers and better tech- "we've got to make sure funding is which moved to that spot Ray Pardon, president of now located on Park Avenue. Business to Business Expo, nology, but others simply need the improve conditions in the Several new residential with the idea of hosting the there," he said. ' downtown business distriqt. apartmeifts are also becom- scheduled for September. Business to Business Expo after funds to hire more teachers. The congressman also referred Gary Butler, chairman of the attending a similar eveat hosted Stronger accountability for The township has several ing available in the down- to President George W. Bush and plans and ideas on how to town area, including some Kenilworth Chamber of by the Union County Chamber of schools is required to improve stu- his Edbcation Reform Agenda, Commerce and manager of B&W Commerce. Butler said the bor- dent achievement^ according ty> the utilize the $450,000, accord- "Most of the improvements are aesthetic. There is back apartments over the U®t h&m noting "our new president seemfc ing to Mayor Martin Marks, al$C{ a functional reappn in terms of the lighting and Maria Restaurant on Park printing in the borough, s,aid he ough-based event will be adver- congressman, whq said this could as passionate about education as I Avenue* hopes the expo will be as success- tised in the Kenilworth Chamber be 'monitored better through state- most of which include "parKing, \$e not onjy'hope to attract shoppers from ».w, w.; am." ' "streetscape" and other aes- "The apartments will bring ful as the one hosted by TJnioti of Commerce newsletter and final chance To Get a New ' administered tests, as opposed to Bush's agenda features',' thetic improvements, Scotch Plains and neighboring areas, but also new County. The exact date for the admission to the exposition will national tests. Ferguson did not in people to the downtown Ferguson's, increase t - * '"The money' will be tised business, tn^stablish'irjg^hops in the area." area," Par'don said.' "The exposition'has yet to be worked be free. MOO Pool At Clearance Prices! f downplay the importance of tests ty for student performance, $ foi WttiiDfuB iMefctsi'including . tou't, , Butler 'noted, but the "We hope the event is as suc- such as the SAT or HSPT, but said ,h 'Scotch plaint ' (Whrljfc Wide) more funds for state and local tesi> the installation of 87 lights in Web site ' www.visitscbtch-, Kenilworth Inn has already cessful as the County Expo," POOL DESCRIPTION WAS NOW QJY. he thinks that each state should ing, he said. It also includes provi- the downtown area, new agreed to host the event.' Butler said, noting' that business administer its own proficiency - (Mayorof„ plain^.com had 11,000 -hits . -3? 100*0. RY1848 £xtAlum.Led9«&Veftial 999 850 4 sions to empower parents by pro- tradh receptacles and bench-' " 'this month.* "There are over 500 businesses plays an important part in the tests, since students in different Scotch Plains <> v 15"249» RY2W8 ExtAhim.Udp&tyrtial 1299 1090 4 viding them information about $ es," the mayor said. "There ' That Web site, SPBA presi- in Kenilworth and we are inviting Kenilworth economy. a 18Xi27Sg^.» states have different needs. A stu- school's programs and how wall a will also be improvements to IMNCINfil 24' X12' 899 *•* dent noted, "Is not just a bu»i- all of them to participate," Butler "Industry in Kenilworth pays I Una 7130 | 2V15' dent ' in an agricultural-based school is performing.' augment previous ones in the 'ness site," and can be a vital said. "We are also inviting compa- approximately 42 percent of the DM1252 6"Udge6*Verttal 699 549. 4 state, the congressman said, is dif- downtown, such as new gaze- 1 IN1252 7" L«fge Stainless Steel Panel 799 649 4 Ferguson said he believes that medium for the future of the nies who want to promote busi- taxes in town," he said. "A lot of ferent from a student in an urban Congress will be able to make bo located on Park Avenue from a location dn Westfield the Scotch''Plains'Business ness in Kenilworth." IN1552 rUdgeJtaWessSteelhnel 999 * 749 1J Scotch Plains downtown towps don't have, the amount of setting. headway on education reform and Front Street, and the Road. Association and owner • of • ared. "It's a forum for the Business in Kenilworth got a industry that Kenilworth does." _ DM1552 6'Ledge6'Vertlal 899 649 12 Ferguson stressed the impor- hecause everyone, whether redevelopment of the parking "Most of the improvements Nuts 'N Plenty, said he hoples . community, listing important , major boost in 2000 when the Plans are in the works for f=FBEIES |. DM1852 6"Udg«6'Vertkal 999 749 2 tance of hiring — and keeping — Republican or Democrat, is in tune lot in back of (the CVS drug are aesthetic,"* Marks said. the improvements • will phone numbers," Pardon said. Schering-Plough Corporation Luxury applying for additional grants to rniiiiiiiiiiiM rituit S21852 6'BuUiWeEiLAIuffi.Ledge 1599 1199 7 quality teachers, and developing with these issues. He said he has store)." "There is also a functional attract new and interesting "(It*s) a forum for comments (/limit-in CUM liultln relocated its headquarters to the continue the aesthetics alonf the CS2152 7'ledge StainlwjSted Panel 1599 1099 6 training programs to keep those been told it will be difficult to get The parking lot, which is reason in terms of the light- businesses, to the area. 'and suggestions." borough, allowing Kenilworth to Boulevard in the downtown area, SZ2152 6'BullnoseExtAlum.Ledge 1699 1299 5 instructors high in qualify. More things done, with a close House of become a player on the world cor- Butler said. MAS'»!VI *V tllJ DM2452 6" Wge 6'Vertical 1199 950 6 teachers are needed to reduce Representatives and a split <*" VI KIICAI IN2452 7'ledgeStainleisSteelPanel 1299 1049 6 class sizes) he said, and these Senate, But "I see it the exact opposite way," he said. G2452 7"LedgeSUlnle«SteelPanel 1699 1299 5 teachers need to be tested. WESTFIELD YOGA 6 WELLNESS CENTER One woman in attendance at SZ2452 6" Bulfnose Ext Alum. Ledge* 1799 1499 7 "We're going to need to find par- 102 Em Start. WeitfleM, NJ 07090 Tuesday's meetwg said, she was tisan consensus," Ferguson said, DM2752 6'Ledge 6'Vertical 1399 1150 2 concerned with the tenure system. noting this might not be as diffi- We have the PILATESisback! Ferguson said he believed that cult a task as some people think, Course In Mirables - JPreNatal Toga - Massage Therapy •If1-1. -« »«'r SZ2412 6'BullnoseExt.Alum.Ledge 2199 1749 5 some bad teachers do slip by, but He also spent some time Services Include: FrL.Ftb.23j 7:30 vm - "Spirits in Motion," a Spiritual ft$| DM2415 6"Ledge6"Vertkal 1599 1349 7 blamed that at least partly on a Tuesday discussing Social {15*1199 ^.ii'isgg! -24 hour per day availability Dance Workshop with Gina EiArclnogcL Cast: $25 , -,--xMa SE2415 6'BullrwseExt.Alum.ledge 2199 1749 • 2 system that does not reward products you need k Security and Medicare, stating the iSSSJ:: 2001 j 18'1299^^27'1798. teachers. He agreed there is a lot commitment to those programs -Home Hospice Program Sun., flfar. 18,2:00pttf - "Path for Greatness: Work as J 2001)! C$2415 rLedgeSta!nl«sSteelLedge 1899 1549 13 1 IHii;MHi.':-i.'l.".'ft .li^!ii.i!.-.W!Tp lOdaJK I DM3015 6'Ledge6-Vertical 1799 1549 3 of Washington red tape and must be maintained. "We need to -Residential Program-Thet^Housc Spiritual Service," by Linda Ferguson (book-signing). Free mst- - I CS3015 7'LedgeStalnkisSteelPanel 2199 1800 8 bureaucracy within the tenure keep our promises to our seniors for your business -Assisted Living-FatHer Hudson House Suit, Mar. 2S* 2:00 qm - Holistic Energy Workshop IX - -"Nursing Honie Program CftAIC it* UnlliuuA Tw4 IliiMt IA*IA* 5 system that needs to be reviewed. t.. those who have made sacrifices Heild Demonstration with Colcen Zurawaki Cost: S1O for us," Ferguson said. -Bereavement Program BUMMED ALUMIW HH BECK & FENCE Special Education is another You will find the products and services you need for your , Cdtt tht center to rtgisUrfor mni$tu (908) 232-8956 > business at The Town Bank of Westfield. Our broad range -Home Care Program -Adult Day Center Program of products and services includes: -Outreach to Senior Housing Margaret J. Coloney, RN., Candidate deadline looms President, C£:Q. and Co-founder (Continued from page A-l) ough residents, only three had $99 Business Checking-* been returned as of Wednesday It's FREE when you maintain minimum $99 monthly year. While four nominating peti- 176 Hussa St., Linden, NJ (908) 486-0700 — Palmer, Austin and Koenig balance. Plus, you'll get these FREE services: E-MAIL: [email protected] tions have been issued to bor- will all he seeking re-election B^H .^*H| fl IS • Your first 250 transactions WWW CEMJU II U l> 'in April, school officials said. 7"Leage6"Bai IHBSG 9 ;J? 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There is a tremen- meet certain standards. dreds of pages of information' * Media •— NJSCPA presd; Karate students who are useditffl Rheasant Run Plaza, located long time to spend on a mis- dent, has been in the mat- The site has grown r Sumo programs in the United Seido is a traditional releases, news sources and gen- . facility is air-cpiiditioned. arid has dous amount of flexibility- in when The Enrichment Center also Japanese style of karate with a rapidly exchanging One color belfc rffc 117 Washington Valley take. We offer a huge selec- tress business since 1985. for accounting, finance and from under 100 pages to • amplef^bn-siteparking.,"' ; students may attend class. Most provides tutors for all subjects at States, at least two excellent business professionals, as well eral information for the media.! •'/; Hours of operation .are students chose to separate the all levels. SAT preparation is Yoga centers and a large number strong emphasis on learning for another (and repeatedly payH ROad at the intersection with tion of the best of the best The popular brands of mat- as the public. more than 1,000 pages, Additionally, both members! ' Saturday through Thursday from math and verbal classes and offered by English and math state of karate schools. One example of through repetition and perfec- ing the fees which schools collejatl Mount Bethel Road. brands on the market, tresses available at The Sleep of the NJSCPA and non-mem-; tion of basic movements, includ In, addition to a fresh, new and from an average of 9:30 aiin, to9:30 p.m. attend twice a week for one hour certified teachers, Elementary the quality available right here for such advancement) are ini- "''This new'store will share Additionally, you'll find our Center of Warren are Stearns look, the content on the site has bers are invited to register with- ing such important basics • The Enrichment. Center has each time. The level of learning programming is taught by ele- is Sana Seido Karate on North as tially disappointed to learn tine same customer-friendly everyday value pricing is & Foster, Seal Posturepedic been realigned to help visitors 1,000 visitors per month the site and provide their areas! . an SAT program that Is very suc- and retention seems to be higher mentary teachers, many of whom Avenue in Garwood. proper breathing and a quiet, in Seido, there are many " marketing philosophy devel- better than chain and Crown Jewels, Serta Perfect find what they are looking for, to more than 25,000 vis- of interest. ! According to a recent New ranks and colored belts to 1 ..' cessful. Rhoda Asch, a partner of this way. Strategies for taking have advanced degrees in read- focused state of mind. A Seido op'ed by the company's department . store sale Sleeper, Simmons Beautyrest, The site's new content sec- itors per month, accord- When logged in, the web- . The.. Enrichment; Center stated; this and other tests are covered ing, math and science education. York Times article, Seido is one of saying which expresses this their progress and much fctiinder, Scott J. Smith, and prices. Thee same commit- King Koil Posture Bond tions include: site's database will pull all "Our students scores' speak for. during class time as well as the Call The Enrichment Center two types of karate training (the approach is that it takes three time between promotions^ practiced by its. two success- ment to customer satisfac- Performa, Eclipse and Somma * Business Solutions and ing to information recent additions to the site that themselves. Our success rate is learning of subject matter. All of today (908) 654-0110 to find out other is Aikido) believed by years to learn a proper stance. It However, they soon come fcojj ful sister stores — The Sleep tion applies to our other Airfi Sn Water Sleep Systems. Resources — Technical con- match specific interest areas. ' the teachers at The Enrichment understand that the awardingfot, released by the NJSC- extremely high for students of all more about tutoring or group experts to be best-suited to help may be this attention to detail Cfenter of Clinton and Theproduct lines including wood For more information, call tent and professional informa- This is the NJSCPA's first Center are specialists in their belts in Seido is therefore ap^ PA. abilities. Students, are..referring classes. Free brochures are avail- children with attention and and concentration which is so Sleep Center of Whitehouse. and iron beds, ceiling fans Krison at (732) 563-1800 or tion on topics pertaining to major redesign ^since the web- able for elementary, middle and learning problems become especially meaningful indicator' their friends and positive word of .fields. Many students start work- beneficial for kids. ^Marcus Krison, a partner and futons. We are deter- visit www.thesleepcenters.net CPAs and business and finance site originally waTlaunched. in mbuthisagreatcbmpiimerit.", ing on the SAT preparation as high school students. calmer and more attentive. There is so much emphasis in of advancement and skill. * . professionals, from state and CPA — Information about the August 1997. Although all styles of martial In general, the school is' a in the Warren store, said, "We mined to live up to our slo- on the World Wide Web. Seido on mastery of basics that want everyone to know that federal taxation, to human services provided by CPAs and The site has grown from calmer, more reflective place TO t it i d to resources, to litigation services, the home of the NJSCPA's free under 100 pages to more than tram than one might expect o('d' & ° SaSr " ' Not-for-profit Web site explores to sales and marketing. Find-A-CPA Online Referral 1,000 pages, and from an aver- martial arts school (or afrp 5 * Legislation -- Service. age of 1,000 visitors per month health club or gym). Classes r Became we Qd.nt.nd Woman's Economic Development Information and status of bills * Managing Finances — to more than 25t000 visitors begin and end with moments 6S* oju* customers' mindsets and and legislation affecting CPAs Articles, tips and resources on per month, according to infor- fears, we make sure that we meditation. This reflectiveness The American Woman's In addition, the site includes and the New Jersey businesses personal financial planning, mation released by the NJSC- even extends to the fightirigV* address every concern regard- Economic Development interactive features that permit and citizens they serve. tax planning ajid more. PA. During sparring, it is common #t^ ilig comfort, support, durabil- Corporation, the premier not-for- an on-line dialog between women * Publications — The vari- see advanced Seido practitioners, profit organization committed to entrepreneurs and a peer learn- ous print and electronic publi- face each other in relative still- helping entrepreneurial women ing experience under the direc- cations produced by the NJSC- ness, concentrating intensely to start and grow their businesses, tion of an AWED faculty member. PA. spot weaknesses and openings has launched a new World Wide Mote interactive features are * Education/Training — A before decisive strikes. Web site at www.awed.org. planned for the site over the search-able online catalog Of So, why can'* you There is another unique I Fax us your The site, which describes the course of the year. the seminars and conferences achieve your goals? aspect of Seido's attitude toward organization's 25-year history, The development and launch offered by. the NJSCPA fighting. On the one hand, lists all AWED programs and of the site was made possible by Education Foundation with You can events, such as "To Be Or Not To grants from the ROSH online registration available Seido's roots t lie*,., in news! Business." -9)9 Mwrb Am, HXJbetti, NJ 07208J8M, (90S) $51-3277 +T.Q9 styles. On the other hand, Seido It also provides, for the first ww«w.ifl

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February 22,2001 I Cranford Ghrohicle/B-7 i * •'New;released;- "What Women.JVant" ~ Please, let it not be this brutally vapid rimef/ine.' comedy. Mel Gibson flogs his comical "gifts" as a macho-pig, but preenr --Jiead O*er Heels" -r Monica Potter plays Amanda, a dreamy,; Films in Focus ingly adorable ad man in Chicago, who .finds his feminine side—-, hfr &tpre* of Old Master paintings at the Metropolitan Museum in New becomes a stud from both Miurs and Venus. Helen Hunt is his blunts February 22 & 23, 200t* York, Her new boyfriend is acted by Freddie PrinseJr.^ who plays ,a ; ed competition at the agency, awed by his insights. The concept gizmo swank young blade of Manhattan at about the level of Gary Grant's tered, and whose sunny daughter seems ahnost oblivious to the crisis, is ihat he can read women's mmd^, and what that seems to establish shoe-buffing machine; ^Prinzechanges from Jim, Winston,'. high-rise tfe and the child develop an adorable relationship, but Black is work-;: is that women are whiney hypocrites who rairely say. what they thiiik stud*-toBob Smoot;FBI man. Prinze is such a wisp of a hunktnat ing a double game .-^-;sheltering an impromptu family:in his retire- and.feel. Bette-Midler, Lauren Holly, Delta Burke, MarisaTomei, Inside Amanda's fixation on him seems another sign of her daffiness, though ment, but also using the kid as bait to catch the killer. The Pledge" is Ashley Johnson, Valerie Perrine ,andla darling doing an Audrey 'Railroad Days' rolJ sfie believes she;is sleuthing a possible murder. The plot exertion^ are more than a thrilleri If the suspense plot is rather coy aiid prolonged, Hepburn (curca "Funny^ Face") klaockoff are among the. females who i ' so strretchedly staged aiid edited that they make no sense. There is the film has enough brooding subtlety to compel attention. A dase •I '• Cooking ...... B-6 should be einbarrassed to be seen in this shameless star smooch for something especially embarrassing about a brainless film trying to be couldbe made that iiis essentially an acting exhibit^ from a directing Gibson^ whose cuteness is just about insufferable. Sadly, .it was large- Crossword .'••....-.B-7 into Crane-Phillips sophisticated and sophomoric at the same time, sort of like making actor. Cast: Jack Nicholson, Hsleh Mirren, Vanessa Redgrave, Sam ly written by Women and directed by one, Nancy Meyers. Rated PG^ souffles from mud, pies*. GasJS: Monica Pottelr, Freddie Prinze Jr., Shepard, Aaron Eckhart, Harry Dean StantOn, Robin Wright Peim, : / : : 1 •13. rstar.;v;y;'-,;::;: '' ..;: .':••.••.• ' •'•:• •'"•-.••• \\/ / :. ••'/ '\. '.'; ••; ";/ Films in Focus . .B-7 CRANFORD — Train lovers in the 1930s. Antique model Shalom Harlow, Sarah O'Hare, Ivana Milicevic, Tomikp Fraser. Lois Smith. Running time: 2/hours, 4 minutes. Rated R 3 stars,!. ,;. RATINGS: 4 stars, excellent; 3 stars, worthy; 2 stars, imixed; 1 star, f i are sure to enjoy "Railroad trains will be running along lay- "Snatch".^- It's loathsome, in an unusually cheeky way, a. sort Of Days," scheduled to run from 2 ;y. flhe Invisible Circus"'•.— Jordana Brewster plays Phoebe, who catalog of^London gangsters and macho maniacs, plus some Yanks poor;Ostafs,fprget.it> '•••••.•':•/. • :.'• .•.•-•''.'•:.:'' '-'r '••';•'••••"..• '; '.•'• ;••'••.'.•' 'Horoscope .... .B-6 outs set up throughout the his* .Capsules cdmpiledlfrpm movie reviews written by David '.Elliott,:; p.m."to 4 p\m.. Sunday at the toric museum, located at 124 Nj grew up adoring her older sister, Faith' (Cameron Diaz). But Faith left like Dennis Farina and a tossed Balad of ethnic types. "Snat^" seems film critic for The San tJiegoUnian-fritont, and o 'Crahe.-Phillips House Museum. Uriioh! Ave. in; Cranford. <<> the comfy San; Francisco home to join the European youth upheaval to be a comedy about the gratuitous delight of murder But the plot is just an explosion of goofs, a chance for the actdrstp pile in for cloSe- - •;'••• Railroad memorabilia and In addition, May Cotyj^ of the late '60s and, a year later, died by evident Buicide in Portugal. Phoebe defers college for a trip to search out the truth ofiFaith's exit, upsthat are scissored by frantic.editing, and toi sjieak the FrWord in BEST BETS photographs will shoV the scheduled to be on hand to ta|% "dioq-choo" trains as they were Phoebe heads for Europe, to spots where Faith lived her final, fast trar 'MUSICAL about whatjlife Was like for rail,-j jectOry: 'Amsterdam, Pans' and Portugal-Faith's lover,'. Chris at; soring them put! There are maiy: murders. L think "Snatch" is, ;. in - Cranford back in the late 10 111: 13 |Vlilier-Cory House eyes 19th century and early 26th road, nteri and their families*" (Christopher Ecclesijon); is the vulnerable Phoebe's' passport, and; apart ftbm a feyj' clever shots and cheap chuckles/worthless; The spir- Lenape 'medicine men' century. A video on "Fallen Coty*s. husband wqrked on thfe their travel to the Faith shrine sites ratter inevitably.fuels sin affair, it of the movie is drop-dead, It's like; watdtogDamonRunyon^^ evis- Flags of New Jersey," about the, railroadin the 1920s, . i'? ê Invisible Circus" is no sort of great film, but it is a supple, seh- cerated: by a gang of pub-crawling :o^^ ;. VVTESTFIELD -- Indigenous. Raritan Valley Railroad and the ."Railroad Days" is part of ^B Sfial and intelligent one; Mostly through Brewster's central, focusing Flemyng, Benicio; Del Tpro, Rbhbie Gee; Alan Ford, Peiimis Farina,' ''.-. J)eopies in the Eenape tribe ; Central: Railroad Co. of New Pluribus Uiiumf which honors performance, it brings back the time of youth, gone mad with possibil- yinnie Jones;. Running tune: 106 minutes, Rated R. Ostars. : jised herbs for medicinal pur- the people.'who came, to Cranfotd ity.' Cast: Jordana Brewster, Chi^topherEccleston, Cameron, Diaz,. , . îigar i& Spicef — The iincoin High; Schbpl A-Squad-cheerlead- Jersey, will run continuously... • ttl Ql ;. poses long before the white . Children will be able to climb. around 1900 and the railroad^ '^°^ ""^ Patrick Bergin. Running time; 98 minutes, Rate'd R. 3;. ers seem.to have everything •going for them;, Leader Diane (Marley man settled in the West Fields aboard Old No. 827, a Jersey thai; brought these people to. tthte1 . Shelton)'has a neW;flame in Jack (Jam^s Marsdeh); Hanhah (Rachel 1 of Elizabethtown.: ' ; Blanchard) is tight with the Lord; Lucy (S,ara Marsh) is Ivy-League' Central: train•;. that rolled area. For more information,' ca5(| Recent ireleases: ..v : The spirit, of the "Indian .. : through Cranford and VVestfield •(908);276 0i082^ •;.;:•.': .V-. ; .•" \'; tracked; Clep (Melissa George) is obsessed with Conan Q'Brieni but : ; i otheryvise functional;and^tough-girl Kansas' (Mena Suvari)inother ..- Medicine Man" will be present- •-'..: • ^the Amati'Grirls-;—''Writer; and director Amie DeSalvo has • ed between 2 p.m. and:4 p.in. iasembled a good cast about a big Italian family in Philadelphia. may be; doing hard tiine, but Kansas is OK It's that PoUyanna pow- •; : erhpuse Diane who soon finds herself pregnant, then married io Jack, Sunday at the Miller-Cory ', JThere is senior sister and domestic slave .Grace (Mercedes/Ruehl), ; -House Mnseum, located, at 614 ; who ^doesn't; just love;the'CathpHcsanits, b# is;Qfi&.iSisfceir Dejiise then broke. Sbshe and her gal tiails; plan-to khpek over a, small hraiich Mountain Ave. in .Wegtfield; '.. (Dinah; Mahblf) is Warily s;iriglerv despite; haying cute; silyer^haired.'- hanklpcateduâ/su^rmarkeK^ :'. ' Sherry Lange/of Cranford'' / Wart:H£Uôti: yearning; to inarry her. Christiri^ (Sean Young) is the' cdmesi cpines to npthuig.It'afashort^^'series of badly timed tjaisfired:'little spund, no fury, signifying less, than zero. Cast: Marley/Sheltoni and Janet Murphy of cnockout sister, estranged from her husband (Jamey Sheridkri), ,a : Kenilworth are expected to be vorkaholic whpse true companion; is his cell phpije, Paul Sbrviho is Mena Suvari, Jarbes Marsden, Maria. Spkblpff, Mehssa George, Sara : Marsh, Radbiel^^ Blanchard. Running time: 1 hQur,.15 mhiutes. Rated (>n hand to explain the. "folk 3race's nice pig of a husband and ClorisLeachman/is inatriarch Dolly; ;v ; medicine" as it was practiced • By WANDA PERRY )usy planning her funeral', attire; There^ is mildly retarded sister ^PG-I3.1:'l^stars,;' v\:^-;' ;' \^;^W"••--. ;•• 34 Kind of.'bpora - ','•• 21 Thdycausb. •. 67 Emporium. '. 35Coneopl .'•••',.• professionally. Put yourself in a position to see and be seen. lermit on the top floor of a building nearby. Forrester (Sean Conhery) • Steven Culp;6ylan Baiter, Mchael Fairman, Ed Lauter; Elya Baskin,. • vomlllng .' v .

36EHryway8.'. , '•.. •' ; wtote a PuUtzer-winning novel in 1953,then'fled the celebrity game MAttlde' ••• ' y, •; '•'. ' • •. ; Opportunities come through a mentor. OlekKrupa.Running time: 1 houT,:52'nnûtes. RatedPG. 2stars.; '38 Hearty onloymont ' '• Quartet competition A sandwich is just a sandwich ... ; iind further pubUcatibn. He^^ befriends the boy by openmg his life and. .•24Ttanqu!l "' ,69 Point In orbit- LEO (July 23 - Aug. 22): Share your wealth of knowledge and .••;-, "Traflfic" --, Michael ;Douglas. seems harried, suited and very SGl 7bOaoo«r i. 41 Moiled rock • •-.-• " ' experience with coworkers or an apprentice in your field of ets the bby jab away at a nianual typewriter. Wheqi Jamal subinits white as Bob Wa!kefield, an Ohio judge whois appointed to become jfch'e .2BUw ofMoioa 71Oplor / "' ••' 45Uyaly.denes'.;': ,' •'.:';.. ,.'. *. -;..-• scheduled for Saturday > • 31 Dtisiro saQOily 47'Japaiwso-Amoticnns work. Your unselfishness is rewarded. us piiece tp the. excruciatingly demsmding Prof! Crawford at school, nation's new,"dirug;lcz;ar. 'A)nohg the^things^^he must, learn qiiicWyis 34 Partisan1 •., DOWN '.-•:• '.' 49 Far rahliovjid "• • . .;; RAHWAY - The Rahway but mujfalata is something special VIRGO (Aug. 23 - Sept. 22): Investigate ways to increase your hepedant twitches With suspicion.. The film reaches for. inspiration the aedret addiction bf his daughter Carplme (Eâ Christensen). The 37JVRO olmusic (or 17: •5t Ship bows'. ' .• ;.": Valley Jerseyaires are sched- income or self-esteem. Seek unconditional financial or emotion- ilpggingly, solemnly, its facile drama allowing top many practiced pos- key plotline is the shift from law work--''to. drug thuggery, a twilight ••••', -Across •„ •: '• ''. 63'Now York Island. .', called the muffaktta, and let me tell 3tlQioomy ". '. . - 2-Botrtaccord -. S4 Tfillhar ' ."'.••'. uled to present their 40th- Muffalata (Special Mardi lurings by Cpnnery. Here isthe sor^ of package that, for lack of a lbfti- zonefpr the risinghard^.caseJavier IBenicio del Toro).:^^Thei'e is an ; 1,3Nqmihalor •'•'..•", •• 5SMoro.paln|ul al support from a partner or mate, ; • ,40 SmaU ' • . . . you — it is the most delicious sand- ipveflapping San Diego story, about a La JoUayupster; and drug! deal-' 41 Ddddy, In Btillan ' ' 4 Denial dbgree: obbr. SB Soulh American;' annual Novice Quartet. LIBRA (Sept. 23 - Oct. 23): Don't see an argument or dis- sr lapel, can sadly be called "OjScar baiti" Cast: Sean Conn^ry, Rob: : Gras sandwich) wich you will ever eat. The prepara- ... jtt'M.Cot/'1,'- , ; 5Logi«oai.'. "•.•'; '.' rodent "•.'.'. : ...v :• :..'. .•'.,; .. Competition Saturday. agreement'as the end of a relationship, but an opportunity for a irowh; F. lilurray Abraham, Anna Paqiiin, Busta Rhymes.' Running er (Steven Bauer), îisbut-of-it but rapidly adaptable trophy, wife .6 Succulent plant • . '57Gk)ak ', . •- . . | tion is simple, ff you can, use "pizza" : 43.Longllmi> • ' annEi •••• nnnnn 1 The competition is slated to new beginning. Forgive previous, negative choices. ime: 134iiriutes;RatedPG-13.2stars, ••;~'C' ::•.:'".•'• • '7.: ':'-U ' (Catherine Zeta-Jpries), a cheap lawyef (Dennis CJuaid); a lizard- •. 44 God of wor- - 7 Fosling poilod ' • . ' 89 Dark biuo: prolix . . faoDD onaa nnnnEi bread, the traditional flat, round heartedhustler (Miguel Ferrer) and a pair-of amusingly go-for-itDEA . 45 Cifdltoh'•-.'. .. v . OOnlholwcl '., BOHIIHer . . •.•',•.•, MaciciHDun noann begin at 7:30 p.m; at the SCORPIO (Oct. 24 - Nov, 21): Careful planning and organiza- • .'^The.'Gifi'f.i^- Cate Blahchettis.a wonderful actor,'but wfttîwg •ea.Throb'.rpioIlK; - '•• LUliH'J tUUIilUUUU UUU 1/2 pound soppresata 46 Short owordvol OUHals. bread with the hole in the middle. If ler suffer iis Annie Wilson in The Gift" isn't wonderful. This gift cops.(Luis Guzman, Dpn Cheadlej; A friend said.that,"Traffic" is, in 65 Compass direction I EQOQD QDCJuOC Roosevelt .School in Rahway. 172 pound boiled ham tion pays off, Make the final preparations to launch a personal i' Bornbo • . ." lOPasso :; . ' : HU0QE1 DQDCi CIQDC you can't find pizza bread, a long essence arid effect, saying: that the drug iwar .is a dead ;lo8S; that wide rii*iniî M\ i-1 ft r*i t^n n^Sf^K project that is sure to bring success. ihould^^stpp giving. Annie's gift is psychic prophecy. Sheris a widow, liv- L1LIU1U ULJUUUJ LllilWll •-.', Fifteen.quartets from the 1/2 pound provolone cheese loaf of Italian bread will do. dnig use is inevitable arid maybe even acceptable. That sounds cyni- Mid-Atlantic states are sched- SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 - Dec. 21): Play up the excitement of ng with her three Sbns in a tired old house in Brixtbn, Ga. She reads ; aaaanaiitin naaaa aanin namnan 2 pizza breads (or 1 long loaf Whichever you use, have plenty of cal- until ybutye seen. th$ •:film./ Cast: -Benicio, Del Toro, Michael 1 UluliJUU ULJUDUU uled to sing.barbershop^style romance for that special person in your life, $phn-ge qp, flpw.er,^ brtunecards and'has yiBio.ns for sad-, desperate people. There is a. Italian bread) napkins handy! This is a very oily, by Susan Mauneilo or an intimate public or private dinner. > , _ „, „!„,„ nurder aiid' Annie is accused, conveniently hranded as 'resident Douglas, Catherine Zetaônes, Dori Cheadle, MiguelFew lUUiUUnran nniuinnU LiUIilLIULJLJL-ia nanU under contest rules. The w 5 1 jrtifTii*]nn npinipninnr'ii*! 5 ounces pimento-stuffed and very tasty? sandwich. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 - Jan. 19): Home is where your.heart ja, iw^ af;flul';i)e'îiiit Salemi Partly writteia;by BillyBob^Thcirnton, Bauen^ritia Christerisen,^^Luis GuzriitojJaepb Vargas, T^masMUian, IDDCIHUUCIIIIQD aaa'.iaaaa aaaa Jerseyaires Chorus js also then arrange the provolone this week. Put some extra time and energy into nurturing your tdrbitly shot for. atmosphere by<"JanaieAhdersoni the film is moder^, Am^r^g. Runningtime:2Kotirs 27niihutes;Rated S-'21/2 st^s. expected to give a brief concert. olives, chopped If you have any questions, please ;\'..Î^0.'.Wedc|Bnjf'' PI»nciitii^.'.— Can! supremely proficient wedding 4 ounces pitted black olives, contact me via fax at (908) 272- cheese. Spread the remaining family and loved ones. Be gracious and thankful! itely. engrossing,]but- taxhigly-teased pulp. Caa^: -Gate :Blanichett, i Admission is; free and the pub- . . planrieriMaryl'(Jenêr chopped 2974. olive mixture over the top half of AQUARIUS (Jan. 20 - Feb, 18): A proposal from a loved one is CeanuReeyes^ Hilary; Swai^,Micha Jjc is invited; to the ahbw. For mupic to your ears. Avoid the tendency to overreact' and blurt squirmy Steve (Matthew McConaughey), arid does; lie deserve her?: more information, call (908) 4 tablespoons extra virgin In the meantime, buon appetite! the bread, then cover with an lohiaes; Kim Dickens, Greg\Kinnear. Runriing time:, 112 inihUtesl out a response before thinking it through. ; : : : WelJ,.;do stpries giiik m watert T^S fiizzyrw Enjoy! •'•&ted;R/^ Btarai.•'••.•;•'.•'•'•••'••:•:••:.'••,'••.•.•'•''•.• '•'•"•-•"' [;"":•-''' ' • '- '\ ''-•'•>-:•• ;• ..' £25.-262? or (973) 76.1-4965., olive oil even layer of provolone and PISCES (Feb. 19- March 20): Find time to sit down with your riieet-cutes, whimsical twists, perky surprises and anaked pi^pe of • arrange the boiled ham. '.' ^G.BrX>thery Where Art Thbu?^ -Ît is touted;as "based Upon. V The Roosevelt School is 3 tablespoons fresh parsley, budget this week and make some needed adjustments. Lean TheOdyssey by^^Hohler,"but that mast be Homer pluffjethrp. This is :plunder^ (the' runaway; horse episode in Hitchcock's; "Notorious"). located.at 811 St. Georges Ave., minced In a medium-sized bowl, com- Invert the top bread shell toward saving more dr making safe investments. ; Lppez is innately appealing, even stuctwith soine aWftil dijilog; But ;• bine the olives, parsley, capers, '2001: A Hick Odyssey," The IJlysses is:^prgeCloon'ey as Everett,'the along Route 27, in Rahway. 2 teaspoons garlic, minced over the bottom half and press THIS WEEK'S BIRTHDAYS: Love ahd money will demand lipster among"three runaways from a Mississippi chain gang in the McConaughey's charm seems airbrushed and smug, .and-director : garlic, oregano and oil. Mix well. your attention during the coming year. With the right plan and -'The Jerseyaires: are the local 1 tablespoon capers, drained down firmly. Some of the oil may 30s; Everett preens his swank vocabulary over ttie heads of the hay- Adam Shahkiinan shpVels tiieni bothinto banality. But maybe it gives •; unit of SPEBSQSA,: the Society With a serrated knife, slice determination, you can transform these areas of your life and good; chuckle. 100 minutes. Rated PCr13.21 stars. . ' V ,; .1/2 teaspoon dried oregano ooze. create feelings of unlimited happiness and prosperity. Expand seeds #at he is chained- to and keeps skedaddling with: Dehnai; for'the Preservation and the bread in half and hollow out played as a!-moronic,^sweetie-pie by Tim B.lake;Nelspn, and Pete (John Encouragement of Barber Shop Wrap the mujfalata in foil your .thoughts and extend your world. Work under an umbrella On Mardi Gras, the world- each half, leaving about three- of optimism and positive thinking without letting y6ur expecta- srurtutrp), a ruitic dbrk who seenis to be desi90O civil society through an under- "And Then They Came for Me" is ?ar Excellerice' i;'^fid thpfl^slfe torrtaketheinec^^dvinges.';|ut:} standing of the roots of hatred. a joint project of the New &. secrets by preparing The week of events will also Brunswick-based George Street' very unique dishes such as: NCLWORTH ^ VSA Arts of serve as a bridge between the end Playhouse and Young Audiences of Jersey has annouricecl a of Black History Month and the New Jersey. Workshops and teach- atewide tour .for "Art Par beginning'• of Women's History ers' guides were developed in con- • Guacamole - (fresh niade avocado dip, served with chips ccellence," works ;by, students Month. sultation with the Anne Frank As part of this week-long series, Center, U.S.A.; the Facing History in our special stone) Relive the fun and , exhibit is Bctieduied to America makeshiaeaiy.Tky have*vwy the college is scheduled to present and Ourselves National • Raj as Poblanas - (Poblano poppers cut into strips, g its montihs-lpng run'March 1 "And Then They "Came for Me: Foundation; the ; Julius and • prepared with mexican cream, tomatoes $ onions, served with comic vitality of this look back .the Kenilworth facilities of Remombering the World of Anne Dorothy . Koppelman •••.-. shredded white cheese, rice,bem& tortillas) -.'. ering-Plough .Corp., located on Frank." Holocaust/Genocide /•- Resource at the wild 60's loping ffill Road, The tour will- Live actors re-enact then- experi- Center, at Rider' University; arid • Nqpales a la Mexicaita - (Cactiis strips cooked with a on display at ScheringrP.lough ences as teen-agers in hiding and in the New Jersey Commission on blend\ of spices, broccoli, onions, tomatoes & cheese,, served with rough March 30. ; . concentration camps during World Holocaust Education. • '. ,':/.• • ; rice, beans& tortillas) . •..•.. Friday, February 23 A reception for the artists is War II. Frank's friends, Eva Schloss Reservations are recommended: beduled to begin at V p.m. March mid Ed Silberberg, actually "partic- For reservations or more iriforma- • •• Enchiladas de. Mole PoblanO- (three corn tortillas Admission td the reception is ipate" in the production on video. r Saturday, February 24 *tion, e-mail [email protected] or ' fiM .with 3:30 p.m. FLAG WEEK!!!/ JiOther venues for "Art Par Amenities IVo Baths Door I'rizcg • Free Movies • Circus TVnin Exhibit Visa and MasterCard accepted. Ekcellence" are the Joluisdn & low Taxes Garage t/U HBI tiil HH WM M* |Mi COUPON MM iHri'HUM ti jmnson Baby Products Co. in Lionel Tmin.Svt That Kids Can Operate. * Refreshments On Sale *' Tuesday Wednesday -Thursday. Sunday HBllmah, from April 5 to May 31, three Hdmes Ready to Move Into! BIENVENIDOS AMIGOSI • Free Lighted On-site Parking uld the Jersey City Museum, from Model TVauw - All Gauges • KR Photographs •Slides & Videos July 29 to Aug. .19. - RR Books • RR Collectibles • RK Hardware BUY I ENTREE GET 2ND AT 1/2 TRICE J JJ For more information, e-mail h)iMl nr li'hscr valtu'. Not to IH< aunlilnwl \v/any olhi'r offi'nt. ' fflaiij®ix.netcom,com on the Wprid $4.00 • Kids' Under 12 Viw. • • l_'_ ..• •' facluilwVali'nllni/'»ll>y. li»n|3/22/ill J Closed Mondays - Open Tues. to S.)t. Lunch II to 3pm Dinner 41610pm •Sun.3lo9pm Wde Web or call (732) 745-3885. Directions: Lockwood Congress is open dally from Ham -4pm. Jmey (Um'lral\Hailwiy lliiitorir.nl Siwwiy » llox 700, Clitrk, NJO7066 1 To visit, take. 1-78 West to the Phllllpsburg exit. Take Route 22 T VSA is the acronym for Very g ' WestowlhB toll bridge, then lake EASTON exit. Turn righta t 304 North Ave., Garwood (908) 232 3036 CDC THEATRE Special Arts, a national, coordinat- Sullivan Trail, Forks twp, PA the light, up Ihe hill,' thetTlelt at' third Ugh), then first left. (3 miles west jthru Cranford) , ing agency for arts programs for diaabled people;

i 1 1 > ' : !» '-." )m February 22, 2001 Cranford Chronicle C-T B-8 Cranford Chronicle February 22, 2001;

WOMEN LET'S GET TOGETHER! PLEASURES OF UFE NEVER TO LATE Single white female, 5'3", Divorced white male, 51, Single male,,74,5'6", enjoys SEEKING MEN ill, attractive, dark brown 6'4", 23Q lbs, happy, secure; dining out, movies, theater, hair and light brown eyes, Broadway play- and: good, Call 1-900-454-2259 professional, • looking for a enjoys ahimals, rnovies, $1.99 per mln. : tall, thin, Single female, 43 to conversation. Seeking a sin- reading, the outdoors, . 5b, who; enjoys the simple' gle female, 50 to 60; with; ,.'. COULD BE FATE! music and much more.. Is pleasures of life, lor a possi- similar Interests, BOX 36269 Single, widowed female, in seeking a single white ble relationship. BOX,13083: • YOUR WILDEST DREAMS - . her 50'si attractive, slim, pro- male, 30 to 40, for dating : fessional, enjoys;', outdoors, and possible relationship. ; TMVWAITINGI V Single .male, 44, very, fun, who likes, to dancing;, 'biking, hiking and long BOX 10771 Single white male, tall, employed.. Looking for a' walks- Looking lor a single attractive, 3B, high 'school INTERESTING younger woman, nice fea- .or wldowrnale with similar grad, who enjoys dining put, Single white widow, 59 dancing, swimming, -. and: tures,- petite tq average • Interest for a possible Jong .attractive,' slim. Would like , quiet ramahtlc,,evenings.. build, 28 to 40. BOX 37163 term .' relationship. BOX to meet an Interesting man, ; Seeking single while female, : 40886 widower,.for a possible SOUND GOOD TO YOU? iS to 45 • non-smoker,. wllh relationship. BOX 10818. . t Single, tall, very handsome," DO U FILL THE BILL? similar Interests, BOX 13249 financially, secure,, black; .' Dedicated, attractive, pro- KNOW WHAT I WANT .','.:."'-..''LEirs"MEET'•.•!•'•<• ••' male, 43, enjoys all kinds of fessional blonde female, 46 Single attractive profes- 1 Wanted, A white female., sports, travelling, outdoors; yr old, likes working out and sional black. female,. 28, school bus:driver,.who.has dancing; and • rnore;j more. Seeking an attractive, 5'6". Enjoys traveling, free.tlrn&.ln betWeennJns to Searching for;.a single! tall male, with Christian val- hanging out with friends,; share a.special polite rela- female, very attractive, ;tall,". vues. BOX 36802 : . . . laughing, movies,.working tionship; I'm a white self- shapely, Intelligent,'21 to 53,,l out. Seeking a honest, car- caring, and understanding' BALLROOM DANCING? ing, single professional employed business man. By DANIEL MURPHY ByPAMELMURHY Glamorous, 5p's. female, for friendship and more." male; 30 to 42-, For a- Let's have " lunch. •' BQX : : BOX37615; :• •'.;:." THE CHRONICLE • ...; ••': • .•'.;':•[ • smart, artist, intelligent, sell- ' monogamous relationship; "jf3757. >;;;:•'.- "•:'.;•;.;-•; ••-.; employed. Enjoys dancing ;TOTHEPOINT ; Race Is not an Issue. • BQX \, • INTERESTED? ; . -and painting. Seeking some- Single male; -41; looking, to! Altay Vigilante and Stefano • ^ter. disappointing finishesi n 10827 Single white rnale,.34,5'1f,; one to dance with;. BOX meet someone who; is Sin- SfirracLtlo lead a Brearleyi High -v both the Union County and TIME ON MY HANDS ; . '195;lbs; • enjoys dining' Putj' ! 36890 ,'•. : cere arid down/to' earth for\ North Jersey Section 2 Group 3; n mqvies and more. Seeking a êstlingteam' hoping tb.;see as Single lemale, in my 4 V- good times and casual dat-, jingle-black or Hispanic' nwny as ninei wrestlers advance ûmanlents, ffie ,.0ranford Ifigh M'LL<3ETBACK2U| 5'6", attractive, looking for al Call s "yvvf^^-^^^y t resi Ing. BOX 37945. '' .•.."-..' : o ..female,- with similar Inters wrestUng team; is looking to! •'-.• 33 yr old, 5'1", 135 Ib,single single male, 35 to 5Or-(or ($1.99 per rnin. 18 years or older) Touch-Tone and Rotary Phones put of tHe District 1Q tbturnanlent i'fe.male'With brown hair and friendship. BOX 11193 . vests, for possible relation-, t|ds \yeek6nd'.9nd into regional '. claim the team championship at* eyes, non-smoker, never • ship.. BOX 13769;. . ; .."•.•." MEN jthe^ district11: toujtoajnent this; ONLY YOU! competition. '(:.:.r'••-.': '•'• ".•' :••';• •.''.,; married, • Likes ., mqvies, 40 yr old,, 5T,'slim, good] Respondto Ad s using your Visa/Mastercard, Call SEEKING MEN ••> Both Vigilante (125 pounds)"! .weekend) while.sending a largffe ' dancing; dinner, long walks- looking, single mother wfio| Single white, mala, 45; 5'8",-. mid Serracino (130) are favorites'. contingent on to regional 1 cpnipe-* 1 can- and skiing. Seeking white .enjoys movies, reading, bik- (S 1.99 per min) ",19'p .- jbs,'. brown halri •'-'• $t 9^,pgr rtiln.' if) win distinct titles; after captur- . ••titi6n.next.week. ';':-;:<:, . .••••Vi- \v'- professional male, 30 to 40, greeiybrowri eyes,. enjoys r ing, hiking and much more,| WANT TO KNOW: i$g TJnion Gpunty gold Feb. 3; ;: . •';: jActipn be|fins;6:3p^p.nii tompr'^; never married, childless lor is seeking a Irish single .spoils, movie's/.talks, the friendship and more. BOX MORE??? •kid;;with the rest flf tile team-;, row night.;it Westfield High" And. male, 36 to 46, fit, non smok- i ONLY NEED: YptJ ' ARE VOU OUT.THERE TALL AND ATTRACTiyE LETS GET TOGETHER GOALS AASpifiAfipiNis • outdoors', quiet, limes and : .36922 •••.' Single white female, 40, : •50 yr old., .whlt0:rna!e, 'ff; 155'; will: resuiae'10:30 aim. Saturday,; er, family oriented, to share Divorced' while - female,.' 58, V36yr.old,;,greeh eyed,.tall, Single whito Irish maie|..18Q piyorced.'.white drofesslonal rnore. .Seeking -a 'single appeariiigppg tp i4yifina4yy be'"healthjbalth ( '}' :5'11", shoulder length/high-: ; lbs, ?. brown'.'.hair. and.'.eyBS,' with the finals beginning around; - SOMEONE SPECIAL. .'..' good- times and.-maybe . SVwifti brown halrBh'iri. eyed, ! Volup.tuqus(;brurierte female. . lbs, 6'2"; enJ6y tiflsing; bjttlng^ ,m«)e^;45 yr.old, 5'16"; .170 female*' Willy .similar? Inter-' • t|e/Beara;are^dpiitlgip'inoye more. BOX 15739 . '•.; . very ''outgoing, (tin '.living; . .lighted bfpwp hair..UI•./•'>'/;.. .V- and going to bars. Seeking cereahd (do.kinfl for'.a'lofig' on the; beach. Asthe. sun Is' Loo|(lng;,forr, a: tall, sppnta- • -'Bo&ByanandMarkYospmat, through to the Region 3 tpurna-; mdre. . Seeking a single '• fessional, white'female look- : 1 .BOX 34713 '.'.. ' •;': ';••. 'goal-oriented, honesti tradl- •lriendShlpfirsf.BOX'11669;j term relationship BOX 114(J2 settingV topking for friend- ne6tisy: single) man with a, CLAS$icALMUSiq... .'rtoent,..and expect to: takfe home male, with similar interests, . ing to share... Enjoys talking, .'' tidnal; Independent,; and JJ)3 md 112, respectively should ship with a single white good sepse Of hiimor, BOX .'; LOOklNd IFOR YOU ...Lover. Single white gentle- . PICTURE PERFECT it somfegold alongthe way. : lor possible relationship. walking, jazz, theater, arts, • .. LET'S MEET,';--;-' ;•••' wale, 35 to 45, at Ieast5'ir. ; secure.'i Enjoys.: mpyles, '\he ableto grab top iêfinjishes; ^B287? ' 'i > Good looking .single male, man, . European, L);S. Single male, 44, 5'9",;17S; BOX 36974 city country water... I like, EJIngle White, .professional .BOX34048' •..':;•.;•"• :;. ";^; ', roller;••skating', garage sales; Leaduig; the way will be two- : GBANDEXPECTATlbNS likes Iphg drives,' dancing Citizen';'sfl'eklng a lady, for lbs, clean cut, good .looking^ and have returned to form after ndw adventure, touching female,' 27, '.enjoys fiature Seeking a'. sSveet, devpted,. time JDistrict ll champions Bob UNPRETENTIOUS WIDOW GIVEMEACALL V; ;31 yr old. female, S'2", long and • movies.' Seeking, .an • possible |ong term relation- good isfiapei looking for la/ Bouts with illness midway souls and honest folks-. II hiking, traveling, 'theater','.' • honest, VChristian ' 'White'. Verhoeven and Greg Donofrio. Union • County area Afro Single.yi/hlte female,,active, • hldhdehaih blueeyes,.pfiys~ aifractlv.e female, 30 to. 40,. fertiale,. 38.. to. 45,' average ship. I am rnbdest and edu- single male, clean cut, boy-" through the season, ! you are looking for a rela- music and more.;Seeking a. 1 : attractive, seeking, single •Jcally'fit, petite,,college, edu-'.' for friendship arid more. cated, : my great-: entertain-.' After winning district titles at Amerioan widow,. mid 50 s, single male',- non- 'smoker. build and neat appearance; Ishi and'"• romantkj. BOX?. j^ Ryan Sherman at 145 is in tionship lo Compliment your white. male,. medium build, cated, : likes '. lenriis; i: 1 thin/medium build.. Loyal, ; : '60X34861' ';'•• :':[ '.:'-;,"..,. •„-ppxt078q •;;''" \' .merit.'i-1o ; rol^rbladlng, 'bluing,Vithe. q; position to advance if he is on top kind, honest, Sensitive, inde- 1 . because It bring us 140 as a junior, Verhoeven is the County, BOX 29242-. . . '11946 :" ..' '. .I'''..'" . spend quality times with,. baacfcancj tnqra. Looking:', ATTENTION HOPE GRETA. CbfJFIDENf&LpVJNG of his game and wrestles a hard pendent; •• •-. unpretentious,- to[, '\.a,'higher who enjoys walks". on-, • the' tor a single. While, prpfessisih•You- • ' called': my mailbox'#• ' Single white .male,'55,: 5'8",- six minutes each time out. Head prohibitive favorite to capture social drinker, no baggage. | ; level'- . The: • beach, .travel, 'dining-out, - al mate; d0.fo.39i,Wnp's col .; 29225,, (New In the Area), j; •165 |bs, professional, brown gold at 145 pounds this season. Hnjoys.chess, cards, walks'! I : Goach Brian Luciani feels 152 t|Uiet, romantic bverjlngsi lego educated, lit grid knows misplaced yolir fjhone num.- •hair, brown eyes.: Interested' 1 pounder Giancarlo Pesantez After blowing through the Uniop dining in. and but, dancing, darvclng.a plus, Ifyob'are a what he wants »ut of life; -•ber; riot' Intentionally, so 1 •In meeting a latino woman;' County field, he is expected '.to •theater, and much rhbrel special iorriebne, looklrig to.. should earn a top three finish at NEW ADS EACH WEEK! ••Boxaepocy.- •"•.. ...,':• '• please call, again, sdrry for 40 tq 55, petite, who would, • NICOLE DIMELLA/THE CHRONICLE Seeks widowed or, divorced J be arjpreciated: by;.that spe- the- inconvenience,..BOX .'appreciate ,a guy; Who Is 1 WEST SEEKS EAST •eri'she' Brearley's Stephand Serraclno (top) will be the favorite to win the District 10 title at 130 pounds this weekend in Union. (Continued on page C-3) I male, 65 to 70, race not. cial someone, please call. : 1 warrp,. ccinflderit, kind, and'••' Z (Continued on page C-3) : Single!white femalei .'5p's, •29263., ;';.' ' -::";;•:,.'•' /',' ;should important, BOX 30755 ' SPOIL ME WITH YOUR ON THE HUNT BOX-3.4622.'' .'. ;."•'-. ..'.-• -.; ' lov|ng. W.ho enjoys going to' 1 down.to earth, .enjoys qbiet' Are you looking for single : . START AS FRIENDS • •Jo B •Affection. .'.-.Passionate, cre- STEAL YOUR HEART •times, working, the. o.iit-: the beach, reading, and .'.'ONEMAN.WOMAN''." . .Looking for an; .attractive,;.: under- ative, intelligent,: loving, pro- while lemale, Vvho's intelli- Oriental dance partner,, for. • doors; museums arid more.. walklrig.'BQX 34358 ' - . 1 Single white /emale, • '63', •' humorous, young lady, 30 to, stand . fessional . single ... white .gent,.attractive, and- fun lov-. upscale senior, good look-; Seeking a single Asian mple,; .affectionate, caring, faithful; ROMANCEtOI •;•!:'•• female, 44, 5'8", attractive, ing, if .you. are a. single while Ing, loves to 'dance, and wltH• similar Interests,. for 40. who enjoys 'dancing. Ice • Ing. B0X f6r'a':.verjr£ lull.figured woman, in search ' : .Single white male, 45 yr old, fit, blonde/green, linancially male, non-smoker, between many other 'things. BOX possible relationship. BOX .skating and is athletic. BOX 15636,; • •l-'dlscree'^' Blue Streaks could mark end of Cougars' streak of. marriage .minded, single : 5'8",; 2,00 lbs, short:brown ; secure. Loves the outdoors,, the ages 56 and. 64, who 37234' • ' .., ••'•'• .-". :.;-37310-'. : ;;:' .•••'•"' -.-' .29258,•:• "-' .-.'." „• •-..'.' friendship and' or divorced, while male, for 'hair, and.griden eyes,.Husky HARD TO quiet dining, art, movies. likes dancing, New York and. ;•':••;•:' FlNp rn&re. •' BOX-! ing 11.9 points per game. Cougars were a tough team for Cougars for a 69-61 victory. . everlasting love and happi- well- proportioned.: build, ; By DANIEL MURPHY let down the rest of the way. 2 Group 3. Seeks whits male, 39 to 50, Atlantic City and live in the : 10421 ' • '.'V'- i' Snyder finished with 25 points . ness, BOX 29259 ';''., never rnarried, no children, .Single white .proles'- '; •'•'.'. The kids are focused — they "It seems like when we win, Warren Hills starts two bigUnion County's most dominant warm, caring, playful, allec- • Union County area,- give me ; : THE CHRONICLE • enjoys dining out,' njoyles,. slonalrnale'55,.looklng fpr,a ' .WlNMteOVfeR understand what the goal has we have four or five guys in men, 6 foot 3 Adam Dubiel (7 power to defeat. Cranford once and Brown scored 21, 17 in the \ ONLY NEED YOU a.call;.BOXv13253' •;•'.', ': •' tibnate, financially secure,, good, music, spectator single female', age, race, pr,.. Single White-rnale, 60,••;&•;•;• Playing some of its best bas- to be, double figures," said ppg) and 6-3 Dan Podobed (6.5 again played right with the second half on five three's-, Single lemale,' 34; attractive, .'humorous, for special times, : nationality .', unlpiportant. 200 lbs;, Looking for a da£k>: ANGEL FROM UP ABOVE sports, outdoors; nice con • five time defending county Rajahn added nine for Cranford- very.outgoihg, single mother long terni' relationship; Likes quiet tirries at home skinned black male, 60 \6) ketball of the season, the "Warren Hills is well Johnstone. "When we don't PPg)- Single white professional • verSatjon, parks, malls, and' champ, closing to within 55-54 "In the second half we out- ol [wot financially .comfort- Hudson County. BOX 29254 ahd rbmantib-'evenings, BOX 65,:ForfriendsriIp,;and.good^ Cranford High boys basketball coached, fundamentally sound, have at least three we tend to "We do a little bit ipf every- (Bmale, micf 40's, warm, sin-- •rnuselims. Looking fora sin- •• with 6:31 remaining in the played them," said Johnptone. able, likes movies, the gle female, who Is open., ) 15974 ."••':-' •• '••':•• •'•'.'•/''• .'times, call meland let's krioiy,' team will look to capture a long they shoot well," said struggle. If we can get two of thing," said Warren Hills third EXPLORER cere, and honest*.nph'-sriiok- fourth* quarter. Sophomore "We played pretty well, except shore, and dining out. hpn^t, arid a gopii. c^pitnUr ' othe.r'•'further,; BOX;': ,awaited victory Tuesday night, the other guys, Davis, Rajahn, Single -white female, 36, er, social drinker, efndtiorial- • s v Johnstono. "But they are defi- year Head Coach Steve Jost. Looking tor a single white •n!ca!or.;BQX'34370^ :;:„-..; ,10658;: guard Mike Nardi carried St. for a stretch in the second quar- 5'1", never married, no chil- ly/financially secured,, Single white male,'mid 5d's; 'prolonging its season and end' nitely a team we can play with. Stanley and (Brian) Zuravnsky "We look to play good solid rrtale, 37 to 40, with a medi-' ; Patrick's across the finish line, ter. We have a lot of confidence 1 Looking for a male, with sljn- :.;:•• t iMEMARCHES pW B'6"ii140jb9,'Slhcere; caring,,-•;.( LObKNPRURTHERyj-f ing an ominous streak. It's hot a bad first round tp step up we should be in good 1 1 urn build, who is linancially dren, professional, blonde 1 1 • man-to-man defense, try to cre- Single male, 50. yr old, 6',"easygoing ', ••• person, 'Single male,'HIV 'positive,;'; l as the Celtics held off the that we can play with anybody. * . secure. BOX 37758 hair, green eyes, attractive; ilar interests; and. .qualities 1 Cranford 'hasn't won a state matchup," 1 , • 1. '' • shape. They are all capable. ate turnovers and turn them 1 brown/gr$y. hair, .' blue, .'eyes, healthy, tall; t h 1 h,. bro.yvn • h a I r,-^ fairly lit. Enjoys dining in/out, lor a.monogamous relation -' 200 lbs,:dark brown hair, and . £hjoys;.'sp'orts, dining -out,' btown eyes, EnJbysQopklng,,. tournament game in 27 years', ' '• With" Mike Snyder playing WeVe a tough' team to beat if into fast break's. We're not a HEAD TURNER ship. BOX 13785 -..."'. '.-' eyes,.•likes.;dining out, the'• museums, all types ol : including- three-straight trips some qf his best ball of the sea- we can get four giiys scoring." Single Caucasian lemale, ; shore, sports', movies, plays,' movies,' music; arjd snaring dining;out, the arts. Seeking ' ruft-and-gun team, but we .music, and movies; Looking 1 INTERESTED? ; '•;•;•.• music ilooking lor'.a single or., ne'W Iritefests' with' somaone- 'fHendshli p firstfJ; BOX 10851,;0 ; under Head Coach Tom son the past week, scoring a Unlike past post-seasons; don't. walk- it up -th& floor brunette,' 5*4", brown eyes, fora single .white male, 30 to' .Seekirig.a tali;.fit,'single'or',' • diyorced:white female,.6llm. special.^Looking far a^^^psjlte;,. ^RbMANTicFttiEl^bSHIt^V Johnstohe, and will look to end , single gSme school record 46 the Cougars hold an edge in •high cheek bpnost curva- :50, who enjoys good Qpnver- either. We're a perimeter team 1 •divorced,; spiritually. ,sBnsjr' : ATHLETES OF THE WEEK ' bulld,'no srnairchlldfe'n;:"39'.' single wHIte'Tfemate; W.to straight acting, educated';;: • ceous • body, , leminine, . satiorvoverilngs put, week-1 the drought against the points in Tuesday's a?^ victo- experience. Warren Hills hasn't — very guard oriented.," : tive;, humorbus, "caring male, to 50, and likes tb have fgri. 54>BOX.16221 ;, '•'..Drdfessional. affectlonat8>: sponsored by •European, born,, mulii. .end trips, and day trips. BOX '..'prdfessional,. Warren .Hills Blue Streaks 7 ry over Bloomfield Tech, 27 played in the state tournament Jost said he was very" 50 (o 60, fora possible, long; BOX'36942'..'.-'v.••.'.',, : .sincere, '34;:whltei-, facetted.'Seeks a Caucasian 1 AREALUDY p.m. Tuesday. points in a ' victory over since 1995, and have only two 3730.1 term. relationship'. ' Enjoys 4 impressed with the play of male, 50.to 65; who is' kind- yoiqepf COMMUNITY THERAPISt Single white male, attractive, - hair, looking for Wend Who Is-V conversation,".- • , quiet' The 10th seeded Cougars Summit Feb. 13 and 25 in a seniors in the lineup, It was 1- Cranford's backcourt, and hearted • and-' financially' LIMITED TIME ONLY!. Kind, bojd,' Jersey.. City: or' dimples, sense-, of'humor, a , single ; white '.male,:' (12-10) match up well with the loss to St. Patrick's Saturday, 21 in 1998, 3-19 in '99, 7-14 in secure, fun loving, and avail- 40-.yr old, 5'5", 125. lbs, fit, evenings, music; tlinlrig ,odt>- ;Hobokeri:womari,sought for resides in New Jersey,, a' s Interested. Irt- long term rela-f;- knows, his team will have to try ; theafer. 5'8", 47 yrold, single someone tionshlp ;wltwlth -ththe rlglil'right.. ppprt£ seventh seeded Blue Streaks, and point guard Jon Brown at 2000 and is 12-8 after losing to to contain Snyder and Brown's able', BOX 29248 . . ' divorced white mother ol. : ' very. significant romance,, well as central park New one, hard, working, sport attractive black female, 1.55 with. this single.- white; male, York..; and Manhattan. to" 50; • decent,;and!; despite the usual size disad- the top of his game after miss- Delaware ' Valley 48-47 three point shooting. SHARING IS CARING lbs, with'.n.b children. BOX H minded, with a good sense 59,;§'8 ,'trfm, ioierestad; In Business owner- a,nd'•cbm- vantage, and will look to force ing action with a knee injury, Tuesday. It is led by four year "Obviously Snyder is a great Single lemale, 51; 5'7", 170 : Senior Mike Snyder scored 27 ol humor. Looking for. a 13B07 : . .''.'.. '".'••"' '••"•:-;:\ progtesslve politics, logging, •fortabie.tooklng for'jady, 30 BOX.29229 , , . , , . the tempo' and create a full the Cougars are .firing on all starter Justin Barrows-Trewitt . lbs, with dark brown hair and : player," said Jost. "And -Brown points in a Union County Tournament physically fit; single white music, Improvement of'self, tb 40, with a sense ofhumor. ROMANCE FRIENDSHIP' v hazel eyes,. likes long coun- LOVE HAS NO COLOR--." court game. Warren Hills is a cylinders. If Cranford can get at guard, who averages 14 is a huge three-point threat. male, who likes working out, and other's. Any •religion, and who enjoys life. Hudson single vi/blle male, 3S; S'lO,' first round victory over Summit, try rides and sunsets. Single professional black, : more halfcourt oriented team scoring from the rest of the points, six assists and' six I've seen how they like to play the Beach and more. BOX 'serious^' • pVily. Hudson •County. BOX'29238 ; : /170 lbs; i.nteres^lng> lotigi,' surpassing the all-time metis scoring Looking for a single male, for lull figured female, 55, who : — a stark contrast to the lineup and the usual gritty rebounds per' game. Junior 37387 . .: ' Counly.BOX 29282 ..'. . ':; MARRIAGE MINDED termifrlendshlp, sqniepnet and push the ball upjjhe court record set 28 years ago. He also set casual dating. BOX 3407O enjoys .theater, movies, trav- wllh slmllar ! Single' white"professional, ' . characteristics,;, Cougars' high octane style. inside play from Keith Stanley, guard- Mike Comtek is second It should be a fun game to eling, "and: fine, dining; LOVE IS IN THE AIR the school's single game scoring RING MY BELL! . male,' 29, 6', hazej eyes, 'ove'y. decent, honest, sln^' Hanif Davis and Kasim on the team in scoring with SO MUCH TO OFFER Seeking a single or divorced 51 yr old, single white male; ; "We're playing some of our watch," record with 46 points Tuesday night. Single black female, 56 yr •brown hair, weir built. Loves c8fe' compassionate, lo&k- ; Single widow, in-my 70's, professional male, non- haridsorrte, lit enjoys dining ; best basketball right now," said Rajahn, it will be a tough team just under 14 points and small. With just two guys scoring old, .brown hair and. eyes.."• dining out, movies, plays,.' ng/ofwhite male, 38.to'48, • loves to travel, walking, and smoker, fun loving, 'and out, gijlf, Walks-, movies and. Johnstone. "I don't expect us to to beat in North Jersey Section forward Mike Jones is averag- in double figures Saturday/the Enjoys dancing, movies, AC, trav'ellnrj./boatiha. Seeks looking for the right,and. dining out. To share the New enjoys- life,' for friendship, ; the beach; 'seeking a single traveling, - boating. Seeks and dining out. Seeking a. Call the personals toll free at : quality: person, for mutual; Year, with a gentleman. BOX possible' relationship;. BOX white female, 41 to 52, lor a single while female, 23 to 37034 single black male, 55 to. 65, 'feeling to .share a,'life !with£ '16030 ;.;..',, ';.. ..'••• ' long term loving relationship.' 30,' fora long' lasting' rela- that has similar interests. I. ;; very kind and straight acting,,* HECEIPE FOR ROMANCE BOX 11657 •.'••/.••• : ;:': tionship.. Hudson county; 1 EX ASIAN MODEL would really like to develop a appearance, and masculine, ; To hearts together. Pretty, •BOX29244 '"• ,• ".•'.. '••''' 32 yr old, 5'5", ex model, Ipng term relationship. BOX 1 READY FOR ReALLdyEf Passaic.County BOX 29236'. The team of (from left) . very, slender, affectionate, dynamic, vivacious,- blonde, ; 4S yrold; S'11"," .170. lbs, •••'.MARRIAGE ORIENTED Cougars look to rebound in Rahway 37561 . Lauren D'EIia, Ashley caring, • god sense ol In her 50's, looking to meet brown.eyes and light brbwn 44,:. 5M0", 170: lbs' p^ Klappholz, Jackie Feinthel humor. Looking forward .to GIVE ME A CALL! my best friend to share life. • 24/7. iive and automated d'd taking. Designed for both louchlone antl rolary phones. hair, divorced-'professional,. Professional single gay* , .blonde/blue, trim,; athletic 1 and Jackie Whjtty set team 40 yr old female, mother of Enjoys dining;, theater, danc^ white father of two, college White male, • 59, 172 .lbs, r Cranford should have superior . meeting a down to oarth, build, Irish/German,' han'd- By DANIEL MURPHY quarterfinal round Thursday, Tuesday. records at the Union County financially secure, college one, Irish/American, 57", Ing, the" arts, .travelling, all.'; educated, financially educate some, financially estab- clean . .cut, responsible)*. The Cougars travel to meet guard play, and if it can secure • EYE CATCHER &,MORE • MARRIAGE MINDED dependable^. '. humbrous^ SHE CHRONICLE the Cranford High girls basket- ' educated and family orient- 130 lbs, attractive, looking forms of music, Wall Street ed, enjoys movies, biking, Ikhnri snfft «jnnkon fionlln'.' aepenaaDie,-. numerous,.:, Swimming Championships in Divorced white mother, of • Romantic at heart, 49 yr. old, Lki f bIh lki1 ball team is looking to reach the seventh seeded Indians the rebound, and get into the ed male, who's also loving for a male.with a good sense Literate. If your life is.one big . music, and ' much .'more. the 200 free and 400 free SEEKING WOMEN widowed, no children,. gay white mafe 21 to 40, v After being blown out in the the state sectional quarterfi- Tuesday in the first round of open floor, the Cougars should and caring. Enjoys swim- ol humor lor dating. BOX Incredible adventure, but, one, 5'5", silm to, medium;;, Seeking .a caring, loving, Western values. Enjoys relays. Call 1-900-454-2259 Christian, single female, 38 who is cute. BOX 34056 :' get some easy hoops. ming, tennis music, movies, 37624. you .-are missing a partner, I built,; attractive, brown hair Enjoys long country drives,: country, drives and quaint Union County Tournament nals by defeating Rahway the North Jersey Section 2 to 48; fit to enjoy Interests 1 travelling, cooking and din- could be the answer. Bergen and, eyes, fair;. complexion,. . '..••it1.99.-'0errii|n. antiquing,'movies, candle- towns. Seeks warm, caring, WHERE ARE YOU ?' •;.>. Group 3 tournament, and will "We'll try to combat their KNOW WHAT I WANT 1 and friendship. BOX 37354 ing, out. BOX 29232 County BOX.22192 . :-... college educated, employed LONELY WltHOOT YOU light dinners and much woman, 34 to 42, with attrac- Submissive, gay white niaie^ need to be at the top of their size 'with our speed," said 65 yr old, retired single ! Single male; "46, 5'9",. 185. more, smoker. Seeking a CAN WE TALK? . tlvi e figure,-lazilmy orientedf , 43; 5 9", ,170 lbs, brpvyn,,hal(;: BE MY VALENTINE lemale, 5'2", with brown hair irithe pharmaceutical Indus-' game if they wish to earn a Chapman. "We need to play our '. [•:' ATTifRED * - ••/'. lbs, athletic build,,goodlook- Single . white male, 6'1 Children welcome, BOX arid eyesy, , In' gogoodd.. iapeSS Presented in conjunction with Cranford High School Single white female. 26,. and eyes. Looking lor a nice try,.. Looking for-a single. woman between 35 and 55 '. March 1 meeting with second brand of basketball — get up You called, my- mailbox ihgV professional fire fighter, erijoys poetry and more, 29250 Looking for a.gay.riiale,;25/tq'i; 1 petite, with dark eyes and gentleman, 55 to 80, who white female, financially sta- • Middlesex County BOX and down the floor and try to and the Cranford Chronicle. #29248,, Alas! .It. wa? the enjoys boating, fishing, din- seeking a single female, with seeded Orange. ;: dark hair. In search ol a sin- loves to talk, go to the v LONER BY CHOICE wrong number. Please, call ble, .tall; slender with a posi- Ing- out, traveling,! music, .30773--/.'- •';';•'• '.-' •similar |riter Ukes.. 27yrbld,, while professional . good'sense of humor. BOX' ' handsome,-low key,' loyai' 1 center Chante Small — who is you can't fast break if you can't movies, reading, dancing, non-smoker, pretty- dark fun to be- with. Likes carnplng concerts. Seeks, SEEKING WOMEN female, 5'4", browri hair and 35062, ' :;.'•-,•;,- ':\ with no 'children, loner, anything but. Cranford's interi- rebound, and Clark and Majors NEW BEGINNING the outdoors, all music, ani-' eyes,, loyal, . intelligent; rollerbladdlng, bike riding,, child, free;; /Independent eyes, enjoys cooking, read- will have to come up big on the Divorced white professional mal, and much more. Enjoys '.writing' poetry, SIMILAR DELIGHTS smoker, and ,nbn-dr.lnkor. outdoors, sports, movies, woman', maybe move out or players,-Cristina Clark and Ing,' animals,- 'outdoors, lemale, 39 yrs old, Mother of Seeking a single male, for movies, dancing; Is viva- ,3O.yrold,.6'3", 2201b, single Likes camping,, concerts, dining .out, long walks, and West, maybe riot. Warren You can find thoiype pfRal Sharon Majors, will need to glass to propel Cranford into . one, 5'6", blonde with blue great conversation to a night meeting new.people and vol- male, enjoys the outdoors, 1 much more. Seeking ah County, BOX 30767 relationship you're, Ipoklng-'for cious, versatile, Sacking sln- considering moving out 1 play tall, control the glass, and the sectional quarterfinals. eyes, compassionate, country music and more. attractive, physically lit, sin.- placing you'rFREE ad today; , Call*; out on the town. BOX 10733 glo male', 42to. 60, non-' unteering. :Seeklng'.a single West. Seeks child-free, Inde- limit Rahway's second chances. The Cougars fell to attractive, non-smoker, great .Seekjng a; single white gle .while female, 35 to 48, KICK START MY HEART toll: M 1-888-660-8484, ; 5« amokor, non-drinker, educat- male'with similar Interests, personality, good sense ol UPSCALE SENIOR • female,,25 to 35, who shore pendent .woman, 18 to 40. with; same Interests. BOX Single male, 46,-5'9", 185 Clark and Majors will need to Elizabeth in the county quar- ed, children okay. Seeking ,. 'for friendship first and possf- humor. Seeks attractive, I need a new oriental, or similar delights. BOX 11678" BOX 40268 . ' ••'"'• 10699 •' : . .'.•" lbs, athletic'build, Italian, get plenty of help from the terfinals 67-30, and were never someone with similar quali- Ths Publlahor-nasuiries rjo lla- clean cut, tall, caring, allec- Asian dance partner. I'm a ble relationship; BOX 35362 decent, professional, fire in the game. Elizabeth's.pres- ties. No -head games. :A LOVE CONNECTION bjllly lor 'tho' oohlant 6l.':pr. Cranford guards, doubling" NORTHERN 8c SOUTHERN tlonato, male, 35 to 45, to blonde up scale senior, good fighter., Likes fishing, going replied to, any advertisement or Furl,, upbeat,'nice guy, 5'10"; down to make life difficult for sure defenses swarmed the share everything IIID has to looking, with an attractive Hudson County. BOX 29251 to the. beach, dining.but, volco orooilng. ,fiuch. liability, ITALIAN CUISINE figure. BOX 10873. WOMEN SEEKING MEN ' ,225 lbs, ea,sy to talk to, fun, boating, reading and listen-. rosls oxclualvoly •: wllh' the Rahway's post players; • Coiigars early and,took,them otter. Let's talk Hudson advertiser or raspondant.;The' 4 Single white female,' red rugged looking and down to Ing tp music. Looking for a ; out of the game right away. Oounty BOX 29233 Respond to Ads n itb your acWortlBo. . r anandd .fwpondonwspndll Jf . /Rahwky is a solid team and , LOVE TO HEAR FROM U earth. Looking to.connect : hair, brown eyes, 1?5 lbs, female, who's down to earth; oqrso ;lo Mndamnlly «nd .hold- J. Elizabeth led ; 20-6 after the 103 Miln Street, Single, mil, attractive, black they have some great size," said INCURABLE ROMANTIC who enjoys dining out, dartc-; Vis a Ma s I ere at *d! with a kind,, bright, passlbn- attractive and In good, this. publlcailon, and Advanced >,: Cranford Hefitd Coach Brian first .quarter, and led by 16 at 51 yr old, single white lemale, 47, 5'8", 153 lbs,ing, traveling" and many.: afewoman. BOX 10951.' shape. BOX 33769 ^ ' Toltom' Sarvicea,' itit'.^rnployr Cranford dark brown complexion, with ooa,arid agents hawjasa (row fomale. attractive, honest other things. Seeking a 1 1 Chapman. "They have size thfe th^hif:' ::: ; ;;'• ALL THE ABOVE;,, LOOK NO FURTHER all cosls,.expanses , :liabilities and sincere. Looking lor a no children. Seeking a Jail, male, 65. to 75, Who.'s sin- Call and ddoui|)8S roiyttlng lmf(\ot likes of which we haven't aGen. -They, took/it to us right .Single romantic while male, Single black father ol one, (908)272-2500 single gentleman to share physically fit, single,- core and honest with similar" late 20'a, outgoing with a caused by this. *ublloal|on 'or yet this year. They are a big away," said Chapman, divorced black or Hispanic hardworking, Is'looking lor a rocordlno placed by tfie adv*7< ^ good and bad times togeth- interests, for possible rela- Bflnse pi humor who loves 1 1-88B-785-67OO single female, any race, 120 llsor or any reply to iiama,;Th»' •{, strong physical .team. We'll "Defensively they /were vary er, lor Inandship first! Let's male, 50 to 60, lor friend- tionship. Middlesex County. the outdoors. Looking for a advortljora and Veapondonls, >+; to 145 Ib8,i-wha likes read- have to have our 'A' game to aggressive, very physical. They grow old together as a cou- ship, and possible long term anroo lhai Ih'oy nra at luMt;10, "' BOX 30763 ' : . - •;.. 52fe S7.99 (wr minute WJ4 ..comparable female.whd has 1 plo and enpys what Hie has relationship, with a good a great personality for a one Ing, the outdoors! and can- yaars 6ld, Advertlsir iVolca, beat them. .. • took an early lead and we did- 2ND TIME AROUND oregllngtwl|l ba re'lsded II they to oiler. BOX 395B2 sense ol humor. BOX 11091 on one relationship. BOX dlelight dinner^.. BOX 34039 1 n't come back at them. The Lots walk, .talk, and laugh contain Itist'-namst,' ptiona •'.., "Cristiha and Sharon have to LET'S GET TOGETHfeRI numbors. any addressss,: i\ togothor. Petite . black 11,110 ' ;•' ' ••, •• carry; isbme of the load on game was ugly I'm not going to Single white professional mall addrassaa 01, oxpllclt usxu-. say I was happy, but in retro- fomqlo, 63, 5'2",' enjoys LADY OF MY KIND male.'bi, 5r8", fit, humorous,' ol language, You should screen, defense," said: Chapman. "But reading, gardening, poetry, For More Ads Visit Single while male; 30, shy, • your responses carefully;.' Fliti spect, it's, something you can warm, caring, seeking single mqatlnps Bhould ba held,l|i'«' there is only tip touch they dan and is very romantic. 5-11", 175 lbs, smoker,, home • FREE PRINT AD! , white fernale,' 35 to 48, public placo. Yho usg of cotd- olo one-on-one. Defensively it's look back on and use as a learn- Looking tor emotionally TheMeetingPlac^' owner,, employed, also! has. Warm, attractive, fit, down to Jf phonas la dl»,' i five kids playing the ball at all ing device." v FREE VOICE GREETING! maturo partner, with sense coutaood; Cwiomor Setvlcs N i . depression disability. Seeks earth,"for-friendship, good of humor and who Is love> http://njn.\vebfriends.com a single female, child free, awlllblnbydlulloglollliue, 1- ' times. Our guards have to help , If the lessons set in quick tlmss, possibly, more. BOX, BeO-286-4^0, Mon-Frl.&OO FREE MESSAGE RETRIEVAL! able, 45 to 60. Union County age open; for friendship and. out and try. to get their hands enough and the Cougars can i 63fr KT 1 BOX 30771 • companion;. BC "" : 1 control the paint, they should c"-'H!«fe^y!' L • RON ÂLt$RJS/CHRONieLE 66RRESt?(DNDENT on the ball.". '••"" '. '••••".''."., •' • Chapman, hopes the Cougars be able to erase the disappoint- Cranford senior Crlatlna Clark will be counted on to play tough under- dan clog the, ,la?»e, coiitrol the ment of the Elizabeth loss with neath whsh the Cougar? battle Rahwa)/ In the first round of th* 9tate ;••: ;ui Coll i ; 1 : : boards and get out and run. i victory over Rahway. .••'..'.'.'" vocir toumamerit'niesday. :<•'•••''••. \ •'•.:- .- ' ''' , •:..';',, '-' ,' C-2 Cranford Chronicle February 22, bbruary 22,2001

$P§*fS Fax us your results (908)575-6683 (Cpntiniied fiwm page ^,-1) • '(Continued frpni page C--1) entire season after injuring: his as a freshmanan d 160 as a sopho: to grab his first district title. TlieCoach Dominic DiGioacchino least, imd has a good shot to be ;knee during the football season., v morcHis toughest compet^tum will two;hftre njet six times, wjtii eacbi knows all six have what it takes towrestling in, the final where any- ;\v^^proiy.^rith^ye,ver^bb'i^rih^^^ ' '•.Vi'"-*.'•• comevfrom Jesse Campenelli of wjnjpingtireebouts. ;•,'"'•'••!> make it through toth e regional good seed," said Luciani, "but if I ever ._ -<^^ta|e^bîi^^he '•• y^' |uesfl I Just Turne to tournament, and the Cougars will • thing can happen! '. .. •; TOtestling fors a minutes^ ..needal^ l six to do so to capture the Danny Zika-'ki 3L60 is in a tough was someone else,; I wouldn't wan( By DAMEL MURPHY nation toutnanient, sneaking in merit," said Eicherilaub.' JB all nît. and (Dan /MnrTymnid weight class, but has what it takes IhadtodoitthlBn" : : D^.'ât^tiinerunnerupsol team titJie. Josh Harris (171) has : at 28th of the 32 finalists, with from Weetfield) i$ going to want ^ H'!Tb^'ta ••District10 is extireiiiely tmiglj. THECHRONICLB . . The Victory earits Eichenlaub I want towi n it this year; I know I done a nice jobrecently andhas the ;r;.;: ;;; wane revenge . after pbeat him; what you do. He can get you at any- can beat him, but he thinks he can opportunity tosnea k up on some andwettfcalaiiced this sleason,ahd After a very successful bowl- a trip to Ilebo, Nevada for tK#. Everybody is gunning form a Kri time.'' •••-'•••••• •••••• "•'''•-' •••' •••• Ludani hopeS his team; can. finisH He turned his game up in 1 beat me, It makes me work hard topeople • and move on as well. Koselle/Park and Pete; Bremberg ing career at Cranforrl Highi 'National ABC Masters June lli / kind of looking past the districts, Freshman'SteyeCarbone (215)did- from Seton Hall, but has the abili- in the>'. top four, bvjeralfc Roselle 2000 graduate' Frank tournament play, . breezing 16. He will also compete for thie, but Fm not taking it too lightly. I 112pound final, where he will once . Several more. Cougars,' are; n't wreê;to bis potential at the; ty'to make it on toth e regioilSj Pâtk^ Seton, Hal^.Pr^p.and Union ; through the winners bracket by ; : Eichenlaub has taken, his game state championship ih; May; n4 again meet up with nemesis Amih ejected totak e topthre e finishes couniy•'•"."•;; tournament,'.:;]..bu '};;tVBasaJ^':'Afamed'.^.i71'biu3'';tbi)'i all field yeiy strong' iteams—with' to the next; level, 'winning his winhingvfive matches by anPhillipsburg.' 'V.' • ;'""/• v' •.•'••;..'•%'; my last match, to make sure noth- , Queen of EUzabeth. Queen defeats and advance to the regions, but will " DiGioaaMno doesn't believe there; ability to surprise some people and Park and Uiu'On finishing 1-2 at ••' average margin of 45 '. puds.... Curreatly a freshinan,' at ing bad happens,"';'-;;''; Iv!.;^^;',;..;. ••'/;' : ed Daly in the 103 pound final last not enter' as favorites. Mike are three wrestlers better tiian him the Union County .ûrnament •^4' first profeswonal tournament,- „" Donofrib, who has been invited 1 has looked strong in receiit prac- the New Jersey State Masters; Along the way hie defeated last Union County College studying/' year, and escaped with a 7-5 over- Carbone (152) and Nick Seeman in ^district,and expects him totices/ according toLuciahi. Matt and will battle it put for the, team year's champ'ion Jay Judowski tojoM learn Ne^ Jersery «i a &ip tihib victory at the county tourna- (119) eflA took third place last sea- place and move on as welL. ;••;•. ••••.:'•'•.'•;.•." : :: ; r;i: Jan.; 21, at CJarolier Lajaesj ii business • • nianagemei^tji tb Australia-to 'fiice; off against ment three we^ ago, after Daly son and sro potential fihaUsts tiiis Russoat215should abo-place.and taie^'-',V;'.''"- -.' V'')'',v,;.' ; .A^' •North;iBrunswick.'' .V.'- •;:.'.. . .^h '.•-- •of Baybnne and three-time Eichenlaub is preparing formal • • "Winning -a district title, woiild has a strong shot towi n a title. ; champion John!ParisV -:\:•'.• • tough wternational Competition led 5-3 with a minute remaining. year, along with Tom Murray (103), mean a "lot tothis",program,''. ' . • In his first year in American ftiture in beyond bbwling, but is* ^Summer- is alsb the feybritqt oDaly proved he rail; defeat Queen, Mike ftothery (169) is coming year," said Lucitoj>*Nobody;'is\ Paris won,j;hein tibe loser's 1 Dan Genovese,; (130), Brandon DiGioacchino said. "I think the kids Bowling Congress'(ABC) saac:,' looking to see hbwfar .the sport inn his third Kst^ ll champl^ but wul:' nave. tb fixyipfr !ôff' the' Small;. (140), Chris; Penneherra ; want to wjn'it;Idon't know if^they '; going tob e taJringthird s w]bo"dbn'ti. tioned play,' Eichenlaub,' '"19*,,, bracket 'to earn.a rematch with Cian taJke Him and hopes to be^: ' onshipat.!*Crt +a~L-1^--'--•--• •- '*•'••/•naaicbi•'^^,&î^.'s0iug- calls (125) aid,Dave;Pfflstv(lfl9);:Head; districts and.will be itching to get . ,• deserve-'it.. We • have tp^. ^spiii0.'; wttlx • , Eichehliaub for the title. Paris ; know why.'But: itIwould be .Very '•. became the ypuagest cpmpetir part of the professional circuit On, the matt after missing the rid^dglit|;;!;:V^'' $ tor 'tb ;în, tHe ^purhain^nt; 'handed him his :first defeat bf someday. He's using the dchpl*" the tournament in the highest, defeating men over twice his ; arship; money /he '•. won as; la) '• scoring; match of the event 497- ^g^^'^; '^^W. , ; ,.;ji)uîor,.'and'the;;pirize;,m'ohey;iie!. w :481i fbrcihg;ia third meeting hats begun to win as a pro.to.pay' ••..;' ;• "It surprised m^| he gaid. "I between the two for the title. wm«iib6rofth9BoardrtEdUMtlon"wiBb«.dtoc4i»»d aMfegatr' amour* of. . i fiereby authorized to b« . (b)Wlrrlerp^:Total memberships may not exc-. D. ' - Partial fees (winter pool only); residents and non-' ;' 1 Bed, Box Spring, 1 Bed, Mattress, 42 Boxes, 1 Dresses,' , didjpi't reajly think Xw&s. gding 1 : On ganles} of 22jSv an4 184,. along wtlti txiblo comments forwarded to the Board tor bauedshal be r f an amount equal to tlw prlrt-;. Residents. ..'••.'.' •'• •:>.•• •" '••"•.. ,' • 2Fan(,1 Lamp;F|oor,'1 Speakers, 1Tab|8,End,.-.•',', . ,i-" ,'• "It all depends on how well I . •'consideration.:.,-',i •'>•: - VO;. ..V-'' .'..v. • • '."..,!•' :'dpa-, l amount .. s so IssutfrJ. If. tho aucnbatB (2) Senlor'cttoirns and scholarehlps are! excluded:, . .(1) Fees for members Joining for the first time who 1 Table, Snack. 1 Tool Box, 1 TV, Tabk),Model, 1 Vacuum' . tb do it. It was a bija; surprise 1 Eichenlaub^^defe|ited Paris; 410^ •WE PUBLIC IS mVtTEp_a^COUH*QED amount" of ouManrJo' g bonds and notes. Issued pursuant' ,.'• ap^ly after the openlngehrollment.date'so fixed Cleaner; 1 FUTON CHAIR, •1''RADl5r^VVCa"1 BAS- do/he said;"IfI contintjie^drj;, 1 : J Call Christine at 1-800-981-5640 and 1 probably surprisedia lot of - , : ••..-. . to trtoordmar«»hal Many time exoeed the, sum firtit (3) MembsntWpsare pot refundable.;'" ', '. by the Township Committee but before Decam- KETS. 2 ,WASTECANS, Vpiher'Mlso Irtmi, 1 SEAL* , ; 389 for: the championship and : well, I'll go with it. fiujtrmalstt • ' Vincent A! Gonoella ••; . „, ...'.,••. mentioned In this seclioVi,.(he moneys':raised by fte WPraferenCTSChadulsforreolsterina: [ .. . -• . ".• bar.iwillpay.thefullfae.Saldmemberenrdlllng'. 0036903, ' •, ' i\ •:•..•:.••.•':.•••.,•• V. people. It gives Hie. a lot pt'con- $3j500 in pîe money. ;' #•- i_*i* i*. *t ...•^'< •. ',<-;.;' ':: Issuanceof said, bonds shad, to not less than the amount . ."faiCranfordresldents.; • ... •-,'." ..:-..• . • •••, . • between December land January.31 will pay Space Number: 422 'V1'.-'. •• -'.'..•:• I . 1 going to schooliais ,a. backiip pl^nj. :CC66tl 2/22/01 c''-'••., .i,". ... thenoutstandhfl. •' "• .'.(c) Nonresident mamberaol winter soilson or' , hveerl.Febniaiyi;,andMarch31.w!llrJay60%.o.f 2',.B|cydi,,.:-42. Boxes, ,r~9teU.;;Vftit6eSAtl T .'. OMNI TAX &ACC01OT1NG SERVICES WALTER W. MANNING, CPA — something to fall back on. I^nj'- ai,2000 . . ..."', ;.', : : BOBBERMAN •In the eight game quglifyiiig V.-'-'.'-'rHJBUCNOTICE'V.A'..".- ,.i';'' ..IrrirrtedlsJBpBStsummerseasbn. •••.••'• • '. ' '.. the winter pool membership fee! and between..' .Sola/ConverllWa, 1 Tool Bo>(, 1 Toys, i Other Mlsc Items, . TOWNSHIP OFCRANFOHD' Issued pursuarit to this ordinance shall be dated on or "'.'. (d) NdhrMiderrt fnxrl warUog l|sl-,:.'; • '"' :.'.. ." April 1,andMay31.v*pay40%'of.thewinter.- i:TRUNK.r WOODEN-TRUNK, 1;RED.WAGQN,,.1' ' 507 RAHWAY-AVE., ELIZABETH; Njf. : bowling, in between my educa*' INCOME TAX PREPARATION ;. \ '. roUnd Eichenlaub : narrowly;.- definitely;..;a different feeling :. .WEwiiaiMVTHE.nriPAVIOFMAPCH KO.zobi,;.:» '','.' CRANFOftO,NEWJER8EY tboulthe date of Its Issuance and anal ,b> payable; not •'. pdolrne/nberstilp foe.Said fee shall tie Itiunded .SCOOTER,^ i TYPEWRITER. tSealrf»78119'., 't'.'- •'• ' ELECTRONIC TAX HUNG.yiM HOUND SERVICf.TAX FREE MUNICIPAL BONDS & CDS 1 ; : I 1 : ; 1 : ORPINXNCENO,ZOOI-I,; rr«»thajic«y( :(iJ%vldUal mejnSjrsblp'ls available to'ohe por-;'. /-.'.'•tothei'riearestwhbiedollanAiiyflereonwhbhad.; SpacaiSimbor;364' .':.•--."••>•:'.••"•'''••.:•.• ,'•;'.'•;•••••- ' t- ' .'•', PRIVATE bfr«:;;;ivrK«»vra«, WRKT DEPOSIT .tion right now. .•; .'••'. V. • ^C ^-. Allth«rjei1aWlarKJ.r^prtnTl5OT«ltuatidlntriaporouflh ./'. ' 1 :- :/ PROFESSIONAL;•& PERSONÎ. - ; lifiedI'for the dbllii^ • 1:OF.THE:' rats pet anrm JVtHhJh.' .'..«on14yean>or'older.':"'••'•>'.• >"•', .. •••,'.'•• • • been'a'memberof the.winterpool.withlnthe': 'Amerlcan'Bya Management '••> •'.'••. ''•••':'.•.' •:"'. 'i""'~,' ' . hn^ the:'rest;:of. the' ^ 1 • "•• 'imvtiANKACCOUNT '' '.•••••'-•••• •"•-..'•;:•<••.'•:'•'• .•: •••^^.^M::. ^^ OlrWNCETOAM 1 : ENTrTLED th Httti' ' (2) Jdult and child: Both must be principally'.resloV .' •. ."drBcfldlfld^r*o.winfarseasonsBnofellojbleV •, 1 DISPLAY.CABIfJETS, 1 GLASS FIXTURES.d OPr*. '.' ••brt)ani<)rt(pawXtydetalbedasfottoWs:'; .'D?*. .BOND. < ' ing altbe same address, and the child must be '-:•: '•.: for partlaTfeemembersiVp. '••' !.-':••• •"' :•' THAtMIC CHAIR, 1,O»herMlsd Hems, 1$eal»di7flt1S" ' , dependent on the adult for foderal Income lax ' , -• (2)Arnemberehlpmay:beconverteatoahlgher.'. Space Number: 4134.",". ".-•': • .'.'. . • '• '•!'(:' • . 908^289-0082 1 ; : SPORTSCENE _„, ,,,^~^..J,W.thevAVENUERC)OLIN/BYANDroRTHESyifWPOOLi .,,•:•. pilrppseo, An IrtdlvidtiaJ viiho Is 24 years of aga • '. ;:. mambershlfi category at any lime, during the ,: LavonCash ...".I. '. ••.•••, ,.•.•,•: i'! .•' . ENROLLED'AqENTlWRACTICIi DCT.OKE.TIIE iftS FINANCIAL CONSULTANT GROUP, L Map of the Borough 6» Qarwood ; .., . N f:UT1UTy,QFTHETOWNSHIr>f ' or older or-wiB become 24 years ot age In the • : Winter season; The partial fee discbunt shall be ..1:Seal#0178123,3CRATES;1:BABYWALKEB,2<:halr . GET $5 OFF YOUR TAX PRF.P, FKK with this id turn U A Re(|lsfa«) Biotef/Daatef ^ Hanbw MASD/SIPC 1 • applied against the difference In the' member- "'.Beach,, V Other Misc Items ...•;.' .' . ...:,'...!' ••'.'.. 908-241-2302 1 teplrrienslpns:60fBetx 125 feet x 60 feet X' COUNTY OF UNION/ STATE OF NEW JERSEY/TO and attested by the Township Clerk.^r^pmytowraNp •' •,.•.•• •', current joar cannot be considered as a "phlltf • r Patrickof iEh'zabeth.bbys baBketji !*EUH|^M,QF e5g,pppTO BWVHE". Cterk. SsJdoâmâuttVr^,d1oêcX^S ' . IntWsrnampersHlp. •: ' '•:. -' ••:•?•"••'•'•• •' ... ;;shlpW.e8, and tha:ratas will be based on the tea 'Space' Number: 4529, •'.•. '' . ': ' '•'•'..• '.'•• .:'• ,•.•'• Baybhrie,;^, '; ''$f.':- short-Staffed'' : ( | : toofn in conform (3) TWq adults; Both must be principally residing at •••' structure in effect1 at the time the original mem-. • PeterMcpartlan. •, •'•,'•'•;,• '.•'.,• .''.-.;.•..,';;;•,,• .•!'. David D'Amore & Associates Joseph Alamo :; The firinfbni! Mite; Iff hqekey; Cranfbrd ;teami played another ball teamV id accepting regisWa^, ;, "JUDGMENT AMOUNT' ••.>•• matters with, res ' v.tM'ajnwBcldrBss.'A'. /•••'•.• -•.-•''••••". '•• •,'••'•,• : . bership'was taken out. ;•" • •:. . ..•:,••'•, 4BoiieSi1 Cabinet. File, 1 Chair, Kitchen, TDnMnnr. <"' "• Barbera & Barbera, OPA's 1 J ONE-HUNOftED SIXTY FIVE THOUSAND ONE-Hl/N- (4) TWO adults and child; Adults and child must bo E '.Fees tor gtiests'of members shall BOBS follows:--" . --••'Refrigerator- , ---"1-Table-, —'Coffee' , -•"--2 Table, ~-End-; "1 Vacuum .: ..Professional Tax Pnipiratjbn . tion for the summer' 2001 ses* T n AcCQuntant/nnandaJ Making your life k&toxiiig!! • team came up.with a split of two strong game both offensively and ORED FIFTEEN »EyiOO 7; ; T™ •- ; 3: -. . ^Tt -__. . .ÎSSUANCEOF p^"to"sSl\saH',rio^ (s"nBret)y o?to(^^ : prlndpally resldhg at same address, arid the '. (J) Summer pool/'., '•...• :•,,,:•, . -•. •'.' Cleaner, 1 TOOL CABINET, 1 Other MisoTtems'. •,-;., I ••"•>. 1 ! I't'fsoiia], Partnership and Small Business Returns defensively. Fitzgerald scored sioiiB. The camp is. for boys and, ^v._'lv ••:•..'. ; $165,116^2 :..•, V. : :. . ': BU ,OCTOeER10,2000. . ; .Director o» Finance who rs hereby wthorized towdl said child must bo dependent on the adult on an a-: • " • (a) Dally ggestsi .,,''•. "•• '• '..''. ' Space Number: 366. •', '.•:'.;•.•••.,.!,• '• Have your Income laxtt prepared by the Mme gam^s placed oyer the.êekend. i Personal, partnerships & Corp. Returns ORDAINED by the: Township. ndrjsertherrto™ time or frcm&M to time In the matter (dUltfor federal Income tax purposes; Afvlndlvl-, -.' .', (11 WeeXdays: S5 per entry por person: .' .AmarlcanEyeManagemont', .;.-'.'.'." •••'.• ••••' ,' . • .•: •Authorized Ilt.S e-file Vrpvidct ';, "'. .. CPA's every ycar.aijflbrdabic prices. Cranif6r4openedtlie weekend: both Cranfoi-digoals/in the game girls ages 7-15 and will be held ^ fîHTJNiBEC^RiSALTakN; '/rc " ' ' Ihths, County of providedbyla*,:,'?."." .:••:•..,•. •,•;•... i.v •.;.••.?,..•,;'••• •.' .. ' 2] Weekends! $7 per ehtrype'r person; 1 DISPUY CABINETS, 1 OtHer'Mlsp Items'^ OFFIC^..: ••"/^^^jUihViO• - ^ • -l1'." Ittlt tas hereb herebyy deteWrjedetermbiedahdd ahd ' Come 24 years of age In tFie current year can-,. Get youtKtefyndFastwitii e-tile. Up to 50% OFF V We offer Individual and corporate uucntturn- ' •with a.'• 3-2 overtime victory over with assists Agoing to. Richie %!,. Johnson High in Clarfc Tne; ' . [3] Holidays (Mehidrlal Day,' Indep»nden6e.',•• CHAIRS,:46 Boxes; 1 Seal* 0178189. . :' •.".,,, | T ' • p.reparation as well as financial planning services.: • hotbeconsWeredasa'chiid-lnthisrnSmbor-, • ' Day, Labor Day); $9 per eritry per person. Spaoe Number: 2072' '' ' '-. FREEc-tHefor New Clients For 1st Time Clients Johustone and /Wesley Ditzel. cainp will be he^d for four se^c' purposes accwdhatomel^ReasonableHVisVtaidnaInto .i' • -Ship.: '• '' -1 .'' '• ' ' -'• , .- '•' ':,•;' •" ••, '• ' .(5) Adultand two chlldrtn;Adall8 and children must. .Berkeley Heiuhts. N| (908) S98-1651 „,„ 908-612-8003 Bayorineoutshot Cranford 21-13 sions from. 9 '&•$&<-t b :3; jp:nx\j:- ri^de^tionte^-ettlra Unky,.^^^^ , beprinclpaliyresldlngatthesameaddress.and : v : : eîiun^n'.n..^^ ,eî' , ' i ' ' ^NUE.t^MN^BY^D.FOR'THESWIM . ' T . ' (Wldrenrnustbedapendentontheadullforfed- score ';to'• J*h6 Eiayonne Rangers; .in'theiganie./: '';: i • :. ••.}".. •;; '• ;•,;• : Sessioii one is June 25-June. 28i; r ; IE^HUNDBEDSEyENTYFIVEÔUSAND^^FOUR a. .UTILITY OP^THE TOWNSHIP. OF CfMNFpRDtlrJ THE, ".',™.i :i .Ssctl0fir11..ltla.hereby determtaed arid ' • eral Income tax purposes. An Individual who Is . . I'iaj'bajjy and weekend guests: $5 per entry per Truhk , • 24'.yearsofsrjeoroldar.orwlUbecome24year-. . person Sunday Ihrouoh Saturday. • •. Space Number: 2114,' '•'• Sunday morning;..'".. ; • .; / Granford .'will: take, on thesession two is; July 26-20, sessiipii' •: : - COUr^TYOFJJNIOJJ, STATE OF,NEWJEre : INCOME TAX PREPARATION ,004.64) '• APPROPRIATE/THE SUM'OP S2H)nnnTn (»V THP th«l •• ™ ••'•-• •"^^"••••-—>•- • ;' address, aji4cWdreri;niust bei dependent on an. (IJNo.membershlpfeesarerefurtdaWetorlhe. •' .•.•SrJaceNumbe>:1047 ' •,".•..::..•:••;.',•'• 'V,' : .'I' oye^r tide Cqlonials Wittjt his goal ; . !NDiVIDlJAlS& BUSINESS . • JAMES KIRTLAND,CPAOH : • .,,.. •. ',•.'•'.'•',•"••."•• 'V -.'•' . '..,•••'• SUCH BONOS" *' * .''.*'• '•',•'' i ••''.. ,:^ .•'•''•• t ?,.••,'• • '. • •' I adult for feo^raJIrKXxne tax, purposes. An Indivi- .•• summer season, after the flrel'day .of June, ex- Robert Ryer ..• " ."••••-•.•>:.".. •.'• ....!. •.'.••• The. Union, County Amateur please call Kelly; Boyle at (732) Commltteo of the Township of • ordinance will bewrthln aB debt limitations prescribed by Individuals & Small Businesses in sudden death overtime. The ; 1 dual who Is 24 years of age or older, or will be- '• cept at Ihe'dlscretlori of the Township-Commit-" 4 Bar" " '"' ' .SHERIFFS NUMBER CH 7^57,13'," '• of Union;Tie* Uersey (the :«">~»inî^' , • . , - n . "T-" v' tee for good ca'usb ohown.'AII requests fcr.re-' Rafrtn.. Day,EveiiMjg& Weekend Appointments .;' Berfeley Heignts :; \ Colonials took a 1-0' lead ill the Softball Association, in cpoperti- 574-973$, ilarly; registration Ac UIVISIONlCHArJCERY- , .'.• COUNTY; UNIdN - com»24yearsolagBlnthocurrent;yearcannot ... be'consideredasa\h!ld"lnthlimernbershlp,. .• : funds shall be In writing, •••.-. ••''• •'•-'• CLOTHES , , , ._.- •: • Over 30 years experience (A) chanoe .on*61 the Improvements authorizad al me. (^wnty of Union; the State o/New Jersey or any ol their (2) No membership fees are relundable for the Win-. POLES, 4 SLEDS, 1 DUFFEL BAGS/J BABY CHAIRS, " gaine before, Cranford's. Eric tipn. with • the; Union County stiroiigly suggested. ' ,.i' ;"• 1 (7) Senior: cftizen and spouse: permanent Cranford . Mta In fjro PrWidence ty,Ne w York ftp Scalable, NY prang* Avenue Pool torn the.replacemsnt of thojxiol fit aoencles o> airy funrjsrecohred from the; CWtedStstos of . resident age" 65 or otdor and spouse who Is not • ter season alter the second Monday In October, .1 Other Misc Items, 1Seal*0178143 .' ;i. . Pawlicfc knotted the score at 1-lv Department of parks £nd CONTI MORTGAGE c^RPbiw!nbM • - .. .••;•'. tratjpn systemla rheTmprovenwnt ottha pool Wtratloa America oranyol Its aoencles In aid of «uch purposes, : ,. 65 years or older, both principally residing at the ' except, ajjlhe'discretion of the Townshjp ComrnI; Space Number; 2328, ••:/.•' OpenMYear ELITE pAsirrrCH^ system arid (B) add the.maklrM of various Improvements, shall be applied to the payment of the cost of such pur- Hao for good cause. All requests for refunds CnarlesF.KramerIno..Charles F.Kramer Inc..'.. '.•: • .-, . • •• ,"i,:! :»i',•!i' ., . '• Vince\ •'• Fitzgerald ,' scored RecreiationV has openings fpr: ;; ; -'.-"• same address.' •:.••.•.;'•.• ^••'.••••"'•.'•!• ' , •bEFENDANTi, " • : '. •' •,•••;:' • :..•'':' ''' ';-:,'•'• • '''>to tr«r^(erifiyAverR»ft»l,lndudlng the replacement pc«es, or If bond anticipation notes have been.lssued, to .. shftirbein writing.-. - v,.', . •' •• • •..1'.SHELF,.1,Other.Mls. o Items. 6;Bo)»s, :1 Picture*, 1 "• ':, •FREE Initiai Consultation * New Profldcnce office returns are prepareA by. i^'^';d^d ,: .Tom .BesserV ELITE ,FAS3>' VALERIE JACKSON .' : ! . ', ••,.,: '•••-.•'.. ofthepoolflltratlonsyBtem, to,trie, purposesauthorlwl, the payrnont ot the bond anticipation notes, and.trie (8) Senior citizen: membership Is available to any - (3) No memborshlp lees are relundable (or, year'... - : Craniford's second goal after :the ; CUTI Basket;tSeal#0178138',•: > • •:' , !' ' ;nie)a^;w0men^';aud:co^dySlQW ' 2PJ,|!!^ PN-tWrg: NbVEMBER 30,200O . and shalhereafterraad as follows: •. /,• .':'. .amount«(bondsauthorlzed for such- purposes shall b«' . permanent Cranford resident age 65 or older.:, ' --'round memberships after the flrefaoy o) June, ' : PITCIJ will, run lu'ttingj catctfefo ' (9) Additional Child Care Provider: A person who Is SpaceNumberê ,;;::.; -.::':-:• ,V: ,v 'i'- . . except at ths dlscretibn'of the TownshipCom-'. :: J Ed Morrison; CFE, CPA, CFSA, RSA, PABFA; Colonial's'took a 2-1 lead. ih:the pitch Softball teams.fo'r the 2001 : • Kevin Searoy, ..,• .',' '!•',',".••''••''•• •', • ~.^-n i.Vv '' r!' . |/EDNE8O«*frjEV4TH bAYQF; HXRCH A.tX 2OT1'' 1 ' bonafkte child care provider for a chlldmember. and pitcher Softball, cUnics •jjjf t County of .Union,State of New J—,, r,~ ;'SecBon 13, Trla captei budget is hereby ' •: • mltteo for good causa shown; All requests for re-• 1 Bed,'Box Spring; 1 :Blcyde,:1 .Sofa.ii .TV,''.ConB6lB,.1 . second period. ;, '.•."; V; .'/season'..•,,•• _ •'.' ••,^.;\ •:. •.;••,:• ;,;.-- (10) Corporation or, business membership Is. '. • former Professor of Taxation at a NJ College YOUR AD girls in grades four tibjrougii.12. ^ IMN land and premises sHuatod In the Borough ol • hereby atMhorbed..to f" irtake various Improve- anTenoWtocwformwiththaprovtskTOofmlsordlriartce .• >fundsshall.belnwriting;'. :. . : ' • •••• , .ARMOUR, I'EOVESEAT 1 othsfMisc.items,.1 s?ai» • . . available to.anyqrantortMjased company by the ' Deadline tor payments. Thoonrollnienl and pay- : : ,: Cranford turned in one of its Cranford, Courty of Union and State pi Nsw.Jersey, .;••• ments to theCrahge Avenue'Pool conslstipg of thVSnsW..to.the'extentbl any' Incflns^r^'therewlthandmeTrei Q. 0178141.' :..'.••'"•. .... • •:-.' . .:•'.• ••:;': •.•"'• • : \ ,•••' '•••:': - Very Cotiapelltlve Rales V ;; V7'.!Fpr:/mpre;';'inioriaaiipnj' call ' . submitting of an emplqyee rostpr on the :' : ment schedule for yoor-round, summer and winter locations . 'in . pis'catayâisi y aUorofaneWwaterllnearKltrielrriprovementofthapbolol^^ Finance Board show Space Number: 40V ••".• ; . ';.'.•• '; f;' . • ' '-,i ', Most Comprehensive Computer Software Vset strongest performances of tjie JCeith Benpvengp at (908) 232^ s commonly known as 46 Johnson'Avenue, nitration system and (B) undertake, various Improvements Ing lull detail ol the amended capital budoet arid capital' ' : company lettterhead and a check made payable 'pool Membership fees are'lq bo llxod by IheTotwrv LOulsC.DIU •.Janiesbur'gj, ,: ? Freehold; wd! Crad.NJ070ir "••• • .•'•.... *••»« Centennial Avenue.F»ol, Mu^n»replK!ement..pl program as.approved by thMelrrD^ôfLil .'.'. . In full to the Swjrn Pool ,U.tilrty,Criterla for matt]-" • chip Committee by resolution.' ••" . • •'. •'• •' ,2Blcyeio,18,. is,2 Chair.., . •Beachl.i.Oreiwiri'.ITah.'i_ _ . .. .' • season torecor d the yictoi-y over .2354 or Leo Spirito at.(9fl8) . BEIN3KNO\ ' . bershlp Is five or more employees joining In the Se___e „§ 1797 for babysiftlrl,_ ...._.g feea. . ' .. 'Suitcase,'1;VlAND.TBUCrC,'.1-BLINDS,;^.SHELR . •;; ScotchPlain^ DIRECTORY ; Bbrdentownv Sonje •-' locatibiifl? 1 the Colonials, who defeated. v . Map.«ntna.T membership at the same time. ' :. ; ••'. SECTION 3. All ordinances or Darts of ordinance' SNOW. BLOvVER,, 1 STROLLER, 1 LAWN. JUNIOR,' \ ./;.,,/. • iteproxlmau (11) Limited corporation or business membership Is Call now ban New Providence Office Appointment :4904;/;: //r-/::/ have started. .'Lintited ap'at^; : vlncohslsterifherewith oro horoby rop6aled.1olhe e,xtent of. GARDEN TOOLS.' 1'.VUEED'VvACKER;rt Sea*.017fiJ4li '•••. CALL CHRIS Grahford. in "the 'first meeting KEVIN BOYLE HOOPS ; . (Merest Cross< .. .''avsJWe.: This will ..entitle a, .minimum b! IN such Inconsistency. The provisions ol Ordinance No. 9p-, Space Number: 450V- • .'• •, ' '. ' ";•-!'* * '•'• : .available; foral l levels arid all' . speatlialtystetBd.employees'orily, parappllca- 14.whlcH are .Inconsistent with the provisions, of this ordl-. Ruths George Ennef :. • '•. , -• • -.' -.-• .-»,•'*; :-.i (908) 8894852 between theTjiwoyteamS earlier in . ' tlon.tddajfyuTOoMhatadlitlesaiattlmatobo' ONE-HUNbREREb TORrTYON^tHbUSArjb TORrTYON^tHbUSArjb OONE-HUN- nance. II the township Incurs.such costs prior to'the • na'rice are specifically rapealod. .•"..:•• • ••••.". ...". ,1.HEADBOARD,,iTablo','Colfoo,20'Boxes,'VOtl)iJtMlsc • ••, (908) 508-1300 1-800-981-5640 : ^j0^'?^ \^ locations. Call .Elite at 6Q9-26&-. '. ' eslabilehed bytha Township Committee and , ttxe season;.;;.''•••>. '.''^ ;•:','.,;, vi'M. DREDFORTYSEV£N&65/100 , Issuance of the bonds or- notes, the Township hereby '•' "• SECTION 4. If any portion olthls ordinance shall bo .Horns, 1 Seal" 0178136 .' . • • ..': :,'.»'. ,' Fax: (908) 464-0329 ;i > ! : ':.'': .Camp Directbr Kevin.Boyle, 97S4 or Visit ^proved; states Hs reasonable expectation.to' relmbursi itseH (or ' ' Department of Aquatics. Payrnonl must be • invalid; such.dolormlnatlon shall not illoctthevalldlly ol SpacaNumbor:225'.' ' . • •• • ' - . '.::,i:V \ [email protected] t ^S mm ml Urn* m* I . • made by the corporation or buslrlessto the' .. . AtrORNEY: FEDERMAN ANDJO* PHELANjP.C^PH ) •-,-> rt-> 1 theromalnlnoportlonsofsaldordlnnnco,. ':•;••" • •"• Jacquellh A. MariWy • : •. ... •: ;; ." .v.:.i •'.:. • ;.:'În.';Sunday S':g'ame:: again at; Hfead ]Coach^ pfiiktipiiiil power St. such,expenditures wHhltw proceeds ol such bonds or [• . Swim Pool Utility upon oppllcnllon. Admlltonco ; SUITSU E BOS SENTRE Y OFFICE PLAZA''. notes In ths maximum principal amount of bonds or notes • ' SECTION5;This ordlnanco shall take ollocf upon 7 Boxon, V Saallt 017B130;'2 Kids .Bl^qo-, 32 Bags, \ • 216HADDONAVENUE •'.• • . ,. Attest:' •.:•••; authorized by this bond ordinance. '. • ' " wlllce allowed upon.presentatlon ol special ..• llnat passage and publication In a'ceordahco. with law.. • Other M)sc.',Items, 1 Cblleo Pot, 1 Chair, Btach, 1 Lot* 'ESTMONT, NJ 0810$ .Rosalie Hellanbrochl.RMG Ssctloh 15. The full faith and credit of the .0. • •.'•, . 8wlmPbolUtmtypassea, :.' . -. :.-. •; ..--, ' •'• ".NOTICE OF PENDING ORDINANCE .• : Blower' ..••.' .'•'•: •' • ••' .• .. •.: hereby ldd h tl General provisions, •••.'• .. • '. ." The forflolnfl.onjlnancfl'was Inlrorjuced arid passed on i!7fl.Rfi ' • •: • •'CO74gt2/22.3/1/0i ' , (1) A'guest" Is any nonmember who Is admlHed \' llret. reading at a meeljng of trie Township Comrhlttee of, .,:'.••.; •..;.••..»•...•/•• ;...-. ',.••., '. wkh a member oftheCranrbrd Community the Township.'of Crahfond, JrVJ, On Tliesday, Eabiuaiy ' • "'.; NOTIceTpBIDDERS '.• ••:""••',• ' J Pools: EaCh membership shail Be allowed 10 . „ and will be conslderedfor final passage alter NOTICE IS HERE8y "GIVEN ttwlrssaled bids will bi •Ti' ONE HUNDRED FORTY. BQHT.THOI -':';,,guests par surnmer, summing season 6t the', aaririg at the Municipal Building, CranfordTNJ, oh received toy the 'Borough Clerk Iri Kenllworth BdrougA allowadiSîoMs p«r wlntir.swlmmlng season /, MafchilgOOf el 8:30 p.m.]prevalllng'llme). . Hall, 567 Boulevard, Kenllworlh, ,N;J,07033, on Tuesday. •March BrZOCH at'f 1:00*M,-fdrthe are or guests, ojx Goorge J. Jorn, Chairman'; - . H^belnj presented to the 1 ;'ToVynsW'.CommlttSe', ...' LûpOTMymento7prope.r;We,be - " ATTEST: ,' •' • '1-1985'DodgaRam.E ...... Nollce of Meeting of Mambera use the,facilities.', '.•'• •: .•••>•..."''.',.•.;••..•, >• . Rosalie Hellenbrechl 2-»£r90 VrBox Hopper.Spreaders; t..,_. Place: Synergy Federal Saving (3) Any person or persons who shall violate any du- ' MunicipalOerk.;- •; Theabove'Vehlcles/equlpmentmay;be','lr.,r.. • . •310Nwtt)AVenUi EasT • Vpromilgatedrule or regulalton if thsTowrt- '•' ;»1S7.0B••; • '•••'• • '- •' publlp Works Garage-, Sherkian'Avenuis'aridW. • CraMbfd, New Jersey 07014v :••••'••' .v: . County of Union' X '' ' ifCnuifordshalt'be subject to Immediate , Kenllworth, NJ weekdays between 8:00 AM; Wjd 3:0fl ; v -: Tuesday February 27,2001* '•' •.'•'• . . :'• SW«ofNew'-Jersey. •:.• Attest:'..•'•.'-'.•.'.•.>".H . eiecoon from a tadllty and/or prBhilses by the .;,''.:;' '••:"' '•.'•,' •• PUBLIC NOTICE' <..'; ', ••." .••• . .-' OlKM* .QlXJ.>..,aJ Bldders'ar»e _l.Alli«reqdrwU l t*l'-*m\mm.m.mi',*.lJlU-U,'m.,l\Li+.l,lmJ>m'.Id :cdmpty.;withthS(i»qulre(r i!''.7flo.|irt:-.:-': ..•"•-,•;-.- ••'. '.''•'• ^,'.•',.'• : , .••'.. cfifiA Hot?, R«aeltot' >.l.'' '•'CC7S1tg/22/ol .-I^Future LookatDlrec(lonofBarik .,: • . ':';/.:!-^,-" ^-O'C ; B,tin,annf.a-i^sb k. - - * , ---.<.' ^n^HifwCrinfofdi Vti v*In< HTV-VWIIthe'CountI y wof wiirwi'Unioni, niIn. vrvthe WH«Stat«a ô f-nu Newn . (4) The: Department of. Aquatics reserves the. right ,'.:v- :!;y ••••,-, ; •.,.-.. ,:• • • • •,. ! ' '•••."""."..'"/• ..BONDpRDINANOE HRZE THTHE MAKING OF, Jersey, on the 13th day of February. 2001; and thai tweo- to deny any applicant membership, regardless V$>?*8ti-'. 1 1

-TOWNSHIP OP CRANFORD "- . VARIOUS PUaiC. I IN, BY AND FOR ;ty day period, of Nltatlor) vrthln which a sUH action or - - •*o• f MurJasslfl(at3filn5ie,S.Wlm n'Tnîn^ffi "»f ,j" n*\ ^p^n*a « *mf*m-r *****iiî m-t• .Poo , l r " ^ THETOWNSHIP OP CRANFORD. IN TH«,„E ~«,COUNTtm/r,Y O»F * -'-^--"----^-^liwjjkityofsueproceeding questior^thftvaJIdKyrfsucficirdlmuicecah ortlnanoscan • D. ' Enrollrnenl'' '•.•.•' • '••,••„ • •:•'.' •'.-•.':.•: .,•. ..[ .'' " .. rûv,™,^ . . UNION; STATE OF NEW JERSEY.TO APPROPRIATE be tomrw«^,asbroVldBd:lntheJ^BoM.l^,rw.'broyldad:ki.th«J*cal 'BpMUM has : . (1) Failure (dpfovkfa, complete and accurate enroll',; NOIWE that pursuant to RetoMJoh Na;2O0i:iO6 THE SUM OF $37A000TO PAYTHE CMtTHEREOE', begUn to run frorri tnedate of.thaflrsTpiibllcatlon.qi this VrMrtawJaDplkailohlrtormflonorto reportS ^twthaTqvmshlpComrêeotteTownsJôf TO .'• •• :' , :•:•' ',-' changeIrt.*atInfontiatfon,toimmetilafeN^rapr!,! >rd on FebnW 13^2001, mat the underslgnedwlll ISSUANCE OFBONDSTO FINAt«E\8IJCH APPRO- ••'.•: '•••\v*M-^.[--\-':^rtat)mb.tymfy*i«l.HeDenbeh t • ' :. ":\ ortchanfjeiln residencyortq Immediately re--1. p-Clerk•'.' ' .' ' ' port changes In membership status will result In - PRIATIONS AND. TO PROVIDE FOR TH&IS8UAI* : JloMtlonlspeaflsd;OFt3C)NDAOTClrWlC)NNOrE8IN'Arffl5lPAnCW lownsntp QI urBmof • • •'• termination of membership with no refund of ; below, the following motor vehJdes^ which came Into the 'THE ISSUANCE OF SUCH BONDS.'. , ... • State of New Jersey ,•;", •:" fees..-'.. ••;.'.: .-•..•'.;.. :' ." :.• •. , •••• {nsMSsion of the CraViford'.pollceDep^mW ttirouoh ,. ,, •;'• • • BE JT ORDAINED • bV.^me. Township, '':£/"''''CCm1 , (2) All applicant* must show proof of municipality of abandonment or failure ol ownaaJojWaarhe, ' . Committee ol the Township of.Cranford.rri the County of rasklencs and age ol all Individuals being en- on the Mov>«Mar7on37S3 In strictly "as, • Union, State of New Jersey, as fbtom: .V "raiWBHiPOFciiuiNFbno. rolled for mernberehlp at lime of,registration or 1 i, wHhôj»(ffw«nl«llon as tb condition of ttt- .. ••: Sedfon^TheTomihlpofC ;pRANroRDy«EwjER8Ey .:.•• v' 'upondemand. ••'•-:••• •.'.'''•.' :••'•-•••.•.• riess'.lor any particular purpose. Minimum bid, reflects CountyolUnlon^StateofNewJerMylth* ,v~.~.-^,I~s . ., -..u^w-.vw r~.«~..-.,., . . SECTION 2. Section 179-6 (Pool membership fees) i rice of .vehkâttsfaJtWrags and towing fees have hereby atithoKerJ.to rnake-Various-public, taprovamlints. AN ORDlNANCMMENDINQ ARTICLE Vlli, SECTION In Article I, (Crantord Community Pools) In Chapter 179 f wn received by respective towhg aoency.'., .In, by and for said TownsWp,a« mor«: particularly: 21»«OF;CHAPTER219?ReVISEOOROlrJANCESOF (Recreation facHltles;,f9es) Is hereby amended io read as ; fuAihsse musu»1^ by cssiior rarWed r^ fellow::' "••'.- '•....,• •.•'.••' ; •:-,.., . ...' ,'. .. • .'•;"• s'feiêifftn/f«fU^lrîatiiilli*i;' V^ •-- -•••*--^ «—--•-•-"- BaiarkS^ Include all work, matertols uvliwKirtsnartoiWceaaaiyliWfe^ 1179*PoolU«mUr»hlpfw.. . . ; ,' 1 . .-'•. artdsuHable therefor. •,,:,:•,•..:• ' v:, IINQJCERTAIN; PORTIONS OP'ROADWAYS AS INDI- AV, Surnmjrpoqlfeesshaltbe-as follows; .' ••".• •onrH In •)': ... Section 2. There Is'hereby appropria^ to CATED IN ^ .'•- , :(1)rte3dSto:•"•' "-:.V'."- ::•'"/; •'.•'.. r;-:'-' thebaymeW of the cost of mak^ tlwl{ip>ovements SAME AS'PABKINO PROHB ": ...... a) lnd|yldual;,$16S; :.;.. .-.;..- .••••::?;-. described In Section 1 and 4 hereof (herelrufter referred •,-'> STATEMENT.' ,. .••.'::•. • to MVurpos»sli the r9»rjflctrv«Bnvxintso( money h»r*^ Adult and chid: $210. \ ' .' .'. . IN CLASSIFIED AND ONLINE• RUNSM ITSELLS! lir y 606 South Avenue East, Cranford, New Jersey at IraKer^t^meapprc^ttofwsaH.™ ^- •- - Two adults and child: $220. '.,,.', a:rn. Public Auction will commence at 9:00 aim. poses. Said appropriatJon shall be met from the propaods" NJ. on Tuesdsy. February 13. .,AduH arid two chBdreh: $220. .: '-. '; Venldes tor which lunk Utles have been secured: ' of the sale.oTjhjboridsâuthortred endtjieldowripay-; , : ':rl' • "^' v-= 0 TWo adutta and two or mom children: $235. MAKE' YEAR SEfllALNO. ' TTTyE . merrt arjproprlated by this ordinance, S^M, Improvements ,. •• g) Senior cltlren and spouse: $170. ' m^s^-- 1881 t(MAD4791B9217353 0126437 sha$b•hall kaa madm*rlae aAs* AAIUMgeneraIl Improvament(MinirVwa«niant ;• v for which lunk tHIes have been secured:" hip' > ;..:.: , .Y,/Y, , ; ,,;:';: :': •'' '.,^'l' ' Section .4. Tl»; several rjwp6»es hereby . , L BÂ M^^ ^^^mm.* m k ' mi • mm. . '?.,* I •'..*! rcury. -1989 ' ahpjwauthprjwdd foor t^nandth^flnandopp r^^r^sal^ d rjbjoaljons are :e)AduHandtv«chlldren:$3S5. • ,'>^: 'fordlv •-,: V1987 1FAPP2B97HT132424,0126940 to ^ rssl^ W Mt to* W fiW 6kwln6^^ OTVvoaduttsandtwoormorechildren;$370.: >".'•. 1C3BH4BK9QN1828010126436, lrraro>(emen^P>poees and Amounts" schedule, ANORDINANCEAMENDING AflfnCLE VIII, SECTiON, g) Additional child cartprovlder;$150, ,:'.:'• Chrysler : .Mercury . 1886 2MEBP94^QX7104626l2a438 ,also shOWsf lithe,amount ofths i and the 219^7OFCHAPTER219^REVISEO ORDINANCES OF (3) LlrnHed corporation or business (minimum of ''''. BUlck • - .1979 0126433, eetJmatodcosti 3 rive Individuals for a coloration or business for , 5.00 of — - -• "mmsis ^ . usage of Indoor pool onfe fttnesa center, sauna, : , SeveH'sAuto . showers ark) lockers from 5:00 a:m,'.oB-.00. ',;, Eachodd'Hine$2 .. Avenue, WestlieH,. New Jersey ;at (3) the ..,.„.. . a.m.;,11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.; 4:30 p.m. to 6:00 , • 9:45 a.m. Pubflo Auction will commence at 10:00 Am. .-• to be Issued lor p.m., Monday through Friday, during schedule ;,.' Vehicles for which junk tttlee have been secured: usefulness- c" EMEN. , , seaion),Outdoor pool may be used as above, •:.'- sonable We,. WMflniJypassedetarneetlngof . when Indoor pool & not available. Each Individ-' •' SCHEDULE Ol of me ToWrWhlp of Crantord, • ual!$90.' •;" .•"•'-'. •?••.•.' :•,•• , •• ',••.,-••.•- •' (4) Individual full corporation membership: *18p. '. Wlnler pool fees shatfbe as follows: , '.' .' ' (1)Re«klents: •.''.' • . • , ' :; '.''•• :'•'"'> Individual;$210." , ' •', " . •' ' appropriated $8,5,0(10, r »$n purpo^punvjaht toAtteafa '-. ... Two adults: $245. • •'•',•'••• , •,.'-... :' ordinance-no. 98.2 adoptsd'pnlWaryriTiMS and W RosilleHeaeobrecht :.'- < - . AduH'artd,chJld:$245. .•' .••' .. - ": , NOTICE OF A WJ8UO MEETKW , said pubUc buWlntf b^no Mnsbructed la of "Class Aôr' MuSctoeJCIehV•'-.. ,, ,,".',.: d Two adults and child: $260. - equlvaMnt.construite'ulenned.ln Section 22 ol the ..» Adult and two children: $260. '.. >; ! • KENILWORTH BOARD OF EDUCATION L^BndUW{h^«0AotheL^BondUW{Ch^r2rfTIII«40Aofthe^J«rs»r y - 0 TWo adults and two or ware children: $280. < '; , MoftdtyFebruary 2«. 2001 '; Statutes, as amended'the local Bond Uwl. . -'"-Tte.dtBenandspousa:.$220,' • . .'• AritloaixiîimstediCoeiCe t $20: $200,000.', . > BrJARDOFErH)CATOlNPCO«FERENCEROOM Apwritd ' ''. - $ 8608600 child cars provider: Sido. • •• tMVIOBREARLEVH8/H8 : . -..$180400 AN ORDINANCE AM . MONROE AVENUE , 20 21B-74ÔFXrÊR2i9îWSE6"6RblNANCESOF . '$275.::"'•••'' '•' • ;' :'- "' . ' KENILWORTH. NEW JERSEY THE .TOWNSHIP OF'CRANFORD, NEW JERSEY- 1wo*dults:$355. • ' •' . •;...-." S AlI S ,(198B)V BY AMENDING SCHEDULE XXIV AND . Adult and child: $355. , ' .' . INCLUDINGI CERTAIN PORTIONS OF ROADWAYS AS d Two adults ahd child:1 $370. '. '...... INDICATED IN 8ECTION1 BELOW AND OESIQNATINO a AduH and two children: $370. : " A3-PREFERENTULPAHKINa ZONES" I) Two adults and two or more children: $390. g) Additional child care providerprovder: $60$150.. . at s meeting of (3)cVorattonwwaJnesa. Individual live or J16(J.aoo : of Cranford, fnore), r»rlndrû»l tor lull corporiillon mem- in classified advertising! Period of Usefulness- •' ' 15 years behlp:$220:bershlp:»220. J ' ' ••"' .Aggregate Appropriation and E«Umatsd Coel_ u._ ' (4) Limited corporalkm on business, Individual' ' (five, KENILWORTH BOARD OF EDUCATION '" •.••'••';• ' •••• .•••',"-•• >' SS^tf.Jm,Chairman • or more), tor usage between 6:00 a.m. and , CURRrCUlUII»IN8TWICTK)N j Aoor«OaterWnP»yrr»ni>,, - . -: . ' ' Township Committee , ' . 9:00a.m.; 11:30 a.m. and 1:30 p.m'.; aorT4:M ,:, Mewspaper classiffed advertising Monday,a Agv«g«i* Amount olBondsa. Attest:'.".-. • '" • '. • T. •-. ; , .',; , p.m. and 8:00 p.m., Monday through Friday.'' •'•'AuKorGsd,' ';.' •••,' ; ' -.•:,•. •,'$381'.O6O RosalieHeU«nbr«cht ' ' ' : • • . ,.$140.. •'•••' ' •- '• ' >. .-.: • ' '-• •: '•'••• •-,. in its class when it com^s to bringing ^ Section 5. The co«t of such purposes, as 0 C. Annual pool fees.shall be M follows: • ' herelnbebre listed, .Indodesthe »ggr»gai» amount of (DRstSents: • ' • ••-.'•'• •' ..'. •„ $8,000 v*loh \» esUmaled 16 be necessary to flnano* the iW ^ Individual:$32'8. -; '•'.. ; •'.-•. •.•'•'• •employers and qualified candidates / -' TwOadUrts:$405,--,' '• ••: „• • .. "•',-.•.' . AduN and child:$405. •' ' '"• ••''•:,"' ••'-. together. ; •' "••••• '•:'•' • '•^Yfc other, expenses, Including Inters oh wch obliga- d Two adults and child: $43S. . > :, •' tions to the axttnl permitted by Section 20 oTme Local AN ORDINANCE TO _.. JwrnCLEIJCANOD » Adult and two children: $435. BondLaw, ' " • ' iUNITY"— IN CHAPTER 179 (RECRE- ,. QTWosduHsand two or more children: $466. ' ""I OF THE CODE OF THE g) Senior dtlzeh and spouse: $335. - . PACIU DTOAMENDTHETVPES i Senior dtlion: $120. ' H!PP AND THE POOL MEMBERSHIP ; ' ThtPubUo I. Invited and ineours^ to pirtteUt*- Vincent A. Qortrtella 1 m The sum of $18,000 l« hereby spproprL. moneys,tott»p . . . NoiiceOP*W)BUcMEiBT«W, of said TbwnsWp of an »ggrto«te princlpiJ imount not . Adult and two children: $695, >. ' exceeding $357,000 art hereby •ufioriwdtobatsauad 0 Two adults n^ two or more children; $816. KfeNlLWbHTHBOAROOI'ebUCATION pursuant To the Lodal Bond Law,.S^.bonM.thal bear |i /Ujopofuu cQuocttn provwon fzuu*; • , •. . 701 ntenMt at at rate per. annum as may be herMM datsr- 3orp3r*tla^^nJnees,-lndJvldual (five or . mined wttkln the IlKtsMoM pnuKXfcW&^niZSrs — ' per Individual for hill corporaboti mem-',, with reaped to said bond* notrMarmlnad by this On* >:$33S. ' : ' - '•• ••"••••' '"."• nano* shall be dWrmlned by resolution, to be henwlter J corporation « business. Individual (five or more), tor utage between H00 a.m. and 9-.O0s.rn. 11:30 a.m. and 1:00 pm.!and.4:30 ' anticipation notes of iaki Township^ôl an aggragale ufo, Purpose: To b.tni arxl .MO p-m.) M«*d«y through Friday: .,' T cipalair^rM'««oe^llrtat»^ti«^^ -reguWons hf NOTE: Annual Ms above ore lees diicoun'ted ': oommunrtyfof ^sirvicstothe rind to ta Issued pursuant to tneToo«l.Boo?Lawln (XII1400S594495 '^MgSlon'of aqtloipatlon Wls«jarK»^;s^ bonds.' In KM event rrr^reouWtMS during special enrollment pe- , hl dtl riodri start of reglslriilon, ; ;. ' ". -. '.

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^ BERKELEY HEIGHTS to Mohammad O. & Azra Abdulla & Barbara Mansfield to Tsing-Hua Angela S.Metzger for $i,627;500.: ; ; & Liiatone Grispin for $900,000. ' • 132 Emerson Lane froin John P. for $943,900. v V : ; : Her et.al. for $395,000.: ^ ,46 Fernwpod Road from Mildred • 5 Edgewood Drive frbm ,E; Sundararajan & S. Pundarika tp; Stratus has sporty look, iri^ek price for faihily sedan ,& Stephanie L. LaCopo to !\iichelle 182 iSpringfield ; Aye. ; from . 23 Deerfield Road from Clifford J. Crocker to John • Golton for ii Davidson et.al. for $31$,000. Christopher & Danielle Jones to R; & Martha l^C. Gray to Woosiik & $960,000. v ••:"••'.:• :- :: Andrew R. & Caroline Maldonado BYMARKMAYNABD tion to comfort. ' 36 Evergreen Drive from Jeffrey Mary Broccoli for $259,000; • MiriP,Kim for $369,Q00. O . ;' : ; 44 Glenside Ave, from John R.x& for $1,175,000; '•/'.]. f M • xv COPLEY NEWS SERVICE 49 Summit Ave. from Joseph A. 8 Kent .Gardens from Ian & An argument for paying the N. & Louise Burley to David P. & ; 17 Edgewood Ave. fijom: Helen D. Christine A; Gerity to Thomas & . Nicole T. Green for $437,000. Capabianco lit to; Richard & Johnston to Richard Y. Keegan-II Linda P. Gerity for $210,000. • Jennifer Joshua to Donald Blaesser Horsepower, sharp styling extra $2,600 for the Stratus E$ 27 Hampton Drive from Diane Katherine Leister for $195,000. et.al. for $204,900. 9 Park Ave. from Marie E. Ford to Sr. & Mary L. Blaesser for and a little more soundproofing is access gained to the optional Biebel to Noreen J, Lewis et al. for 7 Sutton Drive from Nicholas & 11 Fairview Ave. from Marion M. Richard A. & Michelle Caputo for $195,000. go a long way in the freshly AutoStick shifter and a firmer $300,000. Gloria Tocci to Maureen McConville to Robert J. & R. $180,000. 7 Malvern Drive from Gertrtfd redesigned Dodge Stratus suspension. The test car liked 88 Hunterdon Blvd. from P.iul & McLoughlin for $339,000. Pellegrinelli for $247,500. 9 Passaic Ave. from Dioscoro T. Maron to Timothy J. & Christine sedan. to go fast, but cornering Lori A.E. Margulies to .John & 223 Lincoln St. from SIK 60 Greenwood Road from James Villanueva et.al. to Krolj Realty Murphy for $258,000. The Stratus is in the mam-> brought out squeals of alarm Sonia Hughes for $437,000 Management Corp. to Peter M. & 103 Orchard St. from Carmela stream of family sedans, and it from the Goodyear Eagle tires \ A. & Doreen M. Slater to Kevin M. L.L.C. for $440,000. Noise* vibration and harsh- 218 Lawrence Drive from K.*rl & Sandra V, Carpenter for $275,000. Cassidy for $309,000. E5 Summit West from Geraldine Yauch et.al. to Joanne Peotter comes with such a long list of 34 Springholm Drive from L.L.C. for $329,000. standard equipment it is diffi- ness were among the top com- Margot Sparkuhle to hiuid & 21 Morehouse Place from Stauffer to Delores J. Jennings for plaints from owners of the pre* Sheela H. Hauna for SS49. Timothy D. & Robin Murray to Barbara Shaw to John & Laurel $233,000, 50 West End Ave. from F. Jim & cult to ignore. Not that most Adam & Lynn A. Drucker for Kathleen M. Dellasala to Matthew shoppers will want t& because vious generation Stratus. This 27 Park Edge from Ksthr>ti M KovaqS for $317,000. 1 Valley View Ave. from Marjorie time around, the engineers Rocafuerte et.aL to Fsmoi* A $280,000. 14 Slope Drive from Oakley W. & Burley to Jeffrey N. & Louise T. W. & Deborah Hayford for the exterior styling is one more $460,000. tried to address the noise issue Pallante, for $235,000. Winifred Pandjck to Stephen J. & Burley for $672,000 asset for the plus-columiL with front and Side glass, full 10 River Bend-'Road fn>sa NEW PROVIDENCE Renata Z. Kelly for $370,000. 225 Blackburn Road from June B. 256 Ashland Road from Eugene It looks sort of like a down- whepl-well coverings to cut M. Buntschuh to Ch&ci <£ 74 Woodcrest Drive from J. 1570 Springfield Ave. from Fitzwilliam to Richard T. & Lee H. W. & Virginia Zelazny to Robert J. sized Intrepid, the next step up down road noise and foam baf- Salamone for $255,000. Holder Inc. to Clive Thompson Jaroslaw & Joanna Kostruba to Radsch for $390,000. & Jean C. Looney for $500,000. in the Dodge line, but even then fling in various places in the 187 Rutgers Av*. fyosi «f. et al. for $405,000. Sheryl A. Tarantino for $229,000. 25 Butler Parkway from Gary J. 390-3 Morris Ave. from Bei J. Miii it is different from anything body to further shut out tire Muller to Raymond L & Lis^ M, 5 Brook Road from Thomas K. & & Pamela Percoco to Vladimir to Our House Inc. for $160,000. else being offered. 1 and road harshness. Sullivan for $255,000 JS. Leslie Hofmann to Andrew SUMMIT Zagorovskii et.al. for $322,500. 155 Woodland Ave. from Ingrid L. The 4-cylinder test c&t hap 25 Rutherford Road from Alirtd Jessen et.al. for $228,000. 28 Druid Hill Road from Daniel 2 Dorchester Road from Joseph F, Hansen to Rainbow Country L.L.C. the determination of a V-6 < In shopping for a midsize A. & Grace A. Peseta so Jerry Xl.C. 894 Central Ave. from Annette J, & Silvia E.P. Canel to Kenneth J. & Brenda C. Abely to Gale D. & for $715,000, sedan but for a sticker of car, 80 percent of shoppers con- Cheung et.al tor $535,000. " Leehive et.al. to Viola Behnke for $19,010, which included the sider safety a major considera- 44 Sherbrook Drive from $266,000. $575 destination charge, a tion, for which the Stratus was Manuel & Mane K. Peres to 3 Douglas St. from Joseph A. power driver's seat for $380 given structural strengthening, Joseph & MicifiUe Console for Auriema to Jose & Gabriela and side air bags for $350. ' 3-point belts at all seats and $449,000. Barquero for $255,000. Fees for real estate brokers Included in the base price pretensioning for the front belts. 87 Springndge Drive from 11 Edward Court from John & of $18,375 is a 4-speed auto- David J & Jill S. Merves to John & Laurel Kovacs to Mark E. & matic transmission, air condi- It also features three- Stephanie Sommese for $390,000. Kimberly D. Frohman for $295,000. tioning, remote locking, power threshhold air bag deployment, may be restructured this year which is computer selected 230 Washington St. from B&S 8 Ridgeview Ave. from Steven A. windows/locks/mirrors and car- Capital Co. to SJJv Management & Debra A. Spencer to Mark & peted floor mats. depending on vehicle speed at Patricia Giordano for $335,000. By JAMES M.WOOOARD sumer groups. For those who must have impact and whether the seat Corp. for $120,000. occupant is belted. 317 Diamond Hill Road from 106 Commonwealth Ave. from COPLEY NEWS SERVICE Consumer groups usually point to the fact that home • the 200 hp 2.7 liter V-6, it can Margit Svennevik to Paulo J. & Frank J. & Darlene DiGeronimo to prices are at record high levels, thus pushing up the - be added for $800. The test car's basic gray Eiiziman Ferreira for $230,000. John F. Collins for $285,000. Thip may be the year of restructuring the way real estate amount paid to brokers using the customary 6 percent of As the dutiful grocery-get- interior was rental-car durable brokerTTaTe paid for their services. but lacking in back-seat stor- 4 Holly Mews from ER Dev. Inc. 177 Crane Circle from Robert P. sales price commission. Many consumers don't realize o ter and basic family car, most In recent weeks there has been more serious discussion that an announced commission rate is not a fixed amount users will be able to get along age (except for two cup holders) about this possibility than ever before. And proponents of by law, or one established by a broker association. It is •• quite nicely with the 150 hp 2.4 or a center armrest. There's a a major restructuring of remuneration systems for bro- strictly negotiable between the property seller and bro- . liter 4 (the same engine used in bonanza of leg room in the back kerage services come from both industry leaders and con- kerage firm. ' the PT Cruiser and elsewhere). seat. " t* Also, ih an active market, as we've experienced in ^ • Moving up to the top line, A useful standard features 1 split folding seat-back, Call and Get It! recent years, it doesn't take much time or effort to find a ..the ES model adds a 200 hp V- The Dodge Stratus may'look aggressive, but Its price Is tame. the p g ak, buyer, consumer groups say. And consumers are more ' 0, l6<-incb wheels and access to which increases-vehiclihi e utilitylt ; uou inclined to do much of the shopping themselves, using v a range of options not offered it's, not such a, problem wftenf The engine has been forward with a slug of torque sometimes rough, which set off With the driver's window open visiting Home Depot or Cosfco' The New Adult 55+ Internet resources. In some cases, broker just basically , for the SE. smoothed and quieted, though steer at the wheel, little alarm bella for future While driving slowly. to bring home ladders, brooms finalizes a home-purchase transaction. The 4-cylinder car is no it 'still gets a little wild when A slight reealibration of problems. A 6-speed manual In basic form, the driving and shelving. It all fits a Hj&le Brokers, on the other hand, often feel they are not' ade- Blouch in features or feistiness, you stomp on the accelerator shift points might ease the may be offered next year. experience is enjoyable and easier. »•"" Communities Guide 2001 MOTHER ONE OF OUH quately compensated for many of their services. One bro- though. for merging power. Hold tight abruptness of hard accelera- Also peculiar in the test car ergonomic but not sporty. Mark Maynard is "SUCCESS STORIES" ker expressed it this way: For two days I drove when the engine goes for a dou- tion, The 4-speed auto shifter is was a rhythmic rub-scrape Visibility is uncotnpromised for cyberspace at mark. . around thinking the test car CON6RATUUTI0NS: "We spend a lot of time consulting with buyers and sell- ble downshift because the an impressive freebie, but it sound coming from the front the driver, and the various uniontrihcom. ""- Your one-stop Hi ers - for free. We receive no up-front fees, even though , had the V-6 engine. The power torque sprays out like aij. ele- also might need some refining., end, perhaps a sticking brake switches, controls and cup hold- Visit Copley News Service at MEET MAURA TIERNY, ; is that noticeable and usable. smart guide for the PROUD FIRST TIME HOMEOWNER OF we're expected to expend hundreds of dollars per listed phant sneeze hurtling the car Downshifts to second gear were caliper; it waB only audible ers are positioned with atten- www.copleynews.com. ' property just to make the phone ring. We then spend 35 leading adult 404 MAKE AVE., ELIZABETH, NJ dozens of hours each month driving prospective, buyers • communities in THANKWfi JILL GUZMAN REALTY, INC. around and educating them. And then they often purchase a property from someone else. New Jersey 404 MAPLE AVE., "We, provide service at every turn, hoping the consumer and Southeast ELIZABETH, NJ will see value in all this service and reward our efforts by HOME CLOSED FEBRUARY 12,2001 selling or buying with us. Then, and only then, do we get APR Pennsylvania! "Jill Guzman Realty, Inc., helped me to buy my first home. They paid. are a very good realty agency. I yvould recommend anybody to Financing Thank you for sending use them If they want very good service. "I believe too much service may be part of our indus- my copy of Adult $5+ Sincerely, try's problem. That which is readily available and given We're Celebrating 40 Years of Savings Communities. It's the best Maura Tlemy freely is often discounted. And there are times when top publication I have seen for much real estate service could actually break down com- Jill Guzman Realty, Inc .> R™ » WHh Low. Sale Prices On people In my age bracket munications with the consumer, causing us to move away getting ready (or the easy from, instead of toward, results." life You can havo my 'California '---'-lators. •••- ^Another pending law relates to the capital gains tax. The gain exclusion, limits: woulrj be indexed to the Consumer Price Index. Therefore, the current $250,000 and $500,000 tax-free ceilings (for single and married tax- UNION COUNTY MORTGAGE RATES payers, respectively) would, no longer be fixed at those PRODUCT PRODUCT PRODUCT -amounts. The limit would be tied'to the current GPI. .

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ITS WHAT HAPPENS WHEN PROFES-SIONAL GRADE : NC ;n-jEi3.i <;s MEET UP WITH i 'ROFESSIONAL GRADE TO PLACE YOUR CLASSIFIED AD* • • PHONE IT* • «0R MAIL IT MERCHANDISE WHEEL DEAL HELP WANTED ADVERTISING BIG DEAL We save you money with Discount Pricing on all ve- The Lease Items from . hides in stock! Save now during our President's Week For just35.95 we'll run s Sales Eventl Open ALL PAY. Mon., Feb. 19th. ' VourAuto.M or Truck Special Low Rates For Full County Coverage ipi-$5000 You Can Do! C until it sells. 0 |5 Lines, 1 wk *25 Cpe-AutoTram..AlrCond. ItoerAakasJWIn • in VUM

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VlM#12t84013. ilfcfe343. airings, radial tires. MSRP S25,7>0. VlN #!Kl84704. Stk^3443. 0585 • Musical Instruments -.-•' •'"•• :0785 Piano Tuning's Repair • . .0965'Floor Care '•'-'. ' .•-.••. 1160 TV* VCR Repair 32 Fust ktfea Eng 'FmtWhlrJrV-T/Glats •THISISNOTAIiSPRJNTIII •: 0150.. Prayers REALESTATHEMTAIS Based on a 39 mo lease includes first month payment of $299 + Based on a 39 mo lease includes first month payment of $269 + 0590 Offlco Furniture,& Equipment. •../. ' 0795 ' Senior Citizens Services ' ••' 0970' Floors •' • •• . 1165- Upholstery* Slipcovers ^BucM Setts • tnlh MtfAWF Pkyer • Console • Cruise • AntHocK V-0160:. Ride Sharing '•-.•. 0400. .-Apartments(Furnished) Brake*, and modi, much norsl MoM*UA5M W174 $1501 down pymnt = $1800 due atinapfion. Totalpymnts $153! down pymnt = $1800 due at inception. TotalIpymnts Monday-Friday ' 0165-Happy Ads-, 0595 Photography & Cartiera Equipment 0B00-Sewing Alterations. : . ' 0975' Fu6l Tank Service? /•• ,-'. ".. 1170 Vacuum Repair . .0465. Apartments (Unfurnished) $11,661 + dwn pymnt = Total tost of lease $13,162. Purchase $10,4914- dwn pymnt=Total cost of lease 512,022. Wrifiase .-. 0170 Corning Events-.' ." • • 0599 FleS'Warkels-:;••,.••. - " • : '•• 0801, Shoe Repair." - •.;..''. •••- 09801 Furniture Repair & Rolinlshlng -. • 1173 Wallpaper 041.0 .Commercial Property v . 0600 :' Garage & Yard Sales' . 0B05' Shopping & Errand Services 0985 Garage.poors '•"'•.'-. ; •.-.' 1175 Waterproofing UUXURYFUWSHIP option at lease end $16,066. option at lease end $14,158 0415 Garages (i Storage 8 am to 6:00 pm EMPLOYHWT 0625-.Wanted.To.Buy '.•.'•••.•'. '.'.• . .0990 Garden Supplies • ''. • "1.177 Water Purification : 0818•'••: Telephone Services ACURA 3,5 RL BUY IT FOR ONLY. Per 0200 . Domestics . 0420 Halls, : : : . >.-'. ' • ,•0825 .Tulorlnrj.&.ln'structlon.- '' . ..•; ;0995: :Glass&;Mirrors' : ' :• .• .•1185- Welding PETS AAHIMALS v ! mo* ' 0205 Employment Agencies -0425:. Houses(Fgmlshod) • : -.'•• •':'•' •;0B3p .Typing & Word Processing . ,-1000v Gutters & Leaders -•••".. ••.•: •:,1fgO' Wlndo ws& Screens • $ .0630r Horses'&.Livestock',. -.-. - - 0220 'Employment Help Services > 0430:'H6Uses.(Unlurh!sKod| ;. . •: ' •' : i 1005 Handyman-.. "-.- '.'•.-. •.•'-,. - •'.1195--Window Washing g tS "• 10225 '•-. Employmenf-Besjimee. ..• 0«5:Honslhfl.ToSharo' . ..•."•.:• .0635.' 'ObodlencflTralninp';-,.- - " HOMi SERVICES. V v : , :: •'•..1010. Hewing/ '.•••• '.•..•',•:•' FrMSsati>Modal«KAg6S,2000RI.> ; ,'QB40:-.Pats. {> -\ :••':•:.' --.. . '; 0850-;AlrCondltl6nlng ••:":• •„• RECREATIONAL VEHICLES 33,99 mosr '•,0226 Business Help • . 7 •0437 iots-F.6rflont V \-. -.•'•<". ":• • .. 1015 ••:Homj Improvements.'' •'.- •• ;• : 1 : y ,.0645f-.. PefeSupplios 5 Servlcos :-' ' -1300'. Mbpeds & Dirt Bikes ' 0230 Orivers- ' "••• ./•" - -0440 Office Space A •-'•'••'•• '.:•;. : -0855': Alarms' Si Security. ••'.; • .. .1018 •HomeInspection ;.".'•. .'. 0B60 Aluminum & Vinyl Siding 1305 Motorcycles .0240 /General Help 0460 Rooms (Furnished) ••••• ; • . FINANCIAL & BUSINESS .;.<' 1.020 Homo & Ollics Cloanlng . - . 1310 'MotorHomes 1 -0245 Mariagemijnt Help .0465 Rooms (Unfurnished)•' :.• .; OB'65. Appliance Repair •.•'• ; |025HduseWasWpg-,. • ODRLUXUBV4X4.3SEAT8 OPPOBTUHITlES : -1315 . Travel Trailers # •' 0250 . Medical Help 0475 Townhouses & Condos .' 0867. Auto Detailing & SorviCO . 1030Insulation ••• -. " •'•: ';. • LUXURY »W' SEATSePEOPLE»LW>ED! : •0255. Part Time Help .0480 ;V?catio'n.Prapcrty v. ,'. . 0650' Business Opportunities '0870 Bathrooms: ' . 1032 "•Interior Decorating .' •',' . '13,17.', .Snowmobiles *18OO Due at Inception *18OO Duo at Inception : •ATRUEUUXURYSUVATRUEUUXURYSUVI ; : '• 1320 Cainpers&RVs 0260 Professional Holp ,0482. Farms ; . " •'. . .: 0655 • ..Financial Services ': '• , , 0873 Cabinetry ••".'•. 1035' Kitchens •; ':."' •:..••..••' Asf*l IDA 1: •.. 1330 BoaisS Motors — t.v low tis "0265 Sales Help 0483 Acreage. :" ••.- PROFESSIONAL SERVICES , 0875 ' Carpentry. :' - • ' • 1037Laundly Services • • • ••.' V.v l ACURA , n trsns.sMb «k eoadttwlag. ttrim , pp/iA/ , , sc.. Vglug i «tee.bucksH,mnrr.lM*i. COslEWAHOASKFOrt Mr.MMUnolbsa.ML Announcements II Announcements ONE OF US™ WE'RE HERE COLO TOSERVEYOUWTTHTHE BE8TPOS8BLE0EAUII Public Sales II 'GREAThUCESI •AREALLYHUOE SELECTION! ABSOLUTE AUCTION •OOTSTANDWO A.M MAUSER TRUCKING CO INC 8ERVREI MAUSER CONTRACTING COMi'AtJ'f SamB COMPLETE LIQUIDATION SPRHUGFiELD THURS. MARCH 1- 10:00AM NO CREDIT. BAD CREDIT. m WE ARE PROFESSIONAL GRADE!' NO CREDIT REJECTS... CM Em sales vurelcome.-Ask for Maty. ATi 60 Camplkln Road In Hillsborough, NJ (01CO03) BANKRUPTCY... = M ACURA REPOSSESSION- Ute Modal Tandtm/rrl Axis Dump Trucks, Loader, Servlca Trucks, 1928 Mack AC Chain Drive, Shop NO PROBLEMI rTSO.KI ME 22»SPRlHGnELD, NJ •973-912-9000: "YOU TAKE CARE OF YOUR BUSINESS... Tools, Puts Inventory, Office Equipment ft Real Estate We Speak EngBsl>, Spanish, Russian, Italian, Portuguese, Hebrew, Arabic & other languages (Real Estate w|ll be sold subject to owner's confirma- ('rices reflect all factory rebates & Incentives and include all costs to be paid by a consumer except for taxes,- tion) ...WE'LL TAKE CARE OF YOUR TRUCKS" reg., lie. fees and first monthly payment Prices quoted to qualified buyers with 720 credit score, All incentives, . IJMPi WX 26,27, a 28, $-00 Utti - 4-00 p.m.«, side day. to dealer. Lease payments include Lease loyalty Program. Lease Is 12,000 miles, 15c mile thereafter. .2001 ROUTI; 22 \M:S r, NORTH IJUANCI-I ISOMKRVILLKI 'TERMS* Complete payment sala day In cash or guar- 3.2 TL is closed end lease, Terms; Purchase Option/Bank Fee/Cap Cost Reduction/Total of Payments/Total anteed hinds. t m N t % ~ f i - . t - » # 4 ^— i ti Cost/Mos. $18,289/$450/$2995/$12,558/$15.852/42. 24 & 36 mo. avail. This ad must be presented at time of Payments include all rebates and incentives and 1 7l deposit & within 3 days of this ad's date to qualify fowdvertised prices & offers. . - 908-722-2700 • 1-800-773-8757 •i\, ll( loose mileage ollowo """"' ""

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Part-Time If Professional II Situations || Homes for Sale 3301| Real Estate Real Estate Rentals ^SECRETARY RECEPTIONIST/ Employment 255II Help 260II Wanted 280 ihSSSXESSBeAlRARITAN BORO- Lg. Co - Wanted CNA's . lonlal on dead end street, Apartments &••••• • WIMIme.'Ertryievei- BOOKKEEPER BILLING 5BB, Lfl, DR, EIK, DEN, ALL/ANY CONDITION ™«nfl Hlllburn Law Oreanbrook Manor Nursing playroom, 3 full BA, laun- Wtonably,: detail oriented Busy Chiropractic Office and Rehabilitation Center; HEAD TEACHER/ HOUSE CLEANING Cash paid for your prop- (Unfurnished) 405 person with bookkeeping In Berkeley Heights MATH TEACHERS Cleaning done by exp. dry room, finished base- an affiliate of Stint Sylvan Learning Center of ment, perfect ..mother/ erty. Fast closing. No experience for speech pa- seeking outgoing people- Barnabas Health Care DIRECTOR ; Own trans. Call Silvia 908- red tape. Call Today. thology and audlology person to Interact wltrr MsrtJnsvKle. Is seeking .'725JM24.; ••'••.• ;•',.':.••'•'.': daughter home on 1 acre NO.PUUNFIELD- Victorian, System, has part-time op- part time Instructors for Child: Care Center, 55 ERA Oueen City Realty 4rms,. 1BR, $725 + utll; pnfl w private practice In West- patients 4 handle patient portunities for CNAs on all lot Asking $355,000. Call accounta. Must be detall- Algebra 1, Algebra 2 and children, 214-K, Bache- HOUSECLEANINO: ' 908-725^203 AskforUydla© , 3nMS,$635+uH.Nsar22. NO rMpontiblllUu. 'field.,Required computer . shifts. New weekend Incen- lor's 'Degree or CDAj experience (MS Word; Ex- orlented, medlcel billing Geometry. SIONINO Portuguese lady looking for : 908^224454 ' nT-irmi llded .Individual tive salaries. • ~ : BONUS for qualified can- minimum 3 yrs. Center < houses, offices & apts. to i»t be computer IHer- cel, 4 QuIckBooks, or or Insurance experience Please call Kathy Webar, Real Estate helpful. Excellent bene- didates. Part time hours; experience. . ' ' clean, gd. refs., : ft POMMS excellent QuIckBooks . Pro pre- Director of Nursing afternoon « evenings, 908-7044)080: nwnunld«tlpn, skills, ferred). Will train for du- fits. Call 9084654)770 '••-. 303 Rock Avenue . " 201-997-3996 ° Wanted or fax resume to: , Mom ThursJ' & some Sat. xrwumato:' ties that Include schedul- Onto Brook, NJ 08812 mornings. Call .Sylvan Property Ing Insurance • referrals Fax 732-968-7963; (toll free) 888-607- • CLEANING * ALL/ANY CONDITION Apartments and review of medical Phone 732>988«500. EOE 2309(EE0) INTERNATIONAL By Polish woman. Honest, Cash paid for your prop- for Rent 410 DRIVERS claims. Please fax resume reliable, very detailed. erty. Fast closing. .No (Unfurnished) 405 or, letter (Including ul- STUDENT 908i red tape. Call Today. Clt»» A CDL. 2 yra. »«D. • *ry requirements) to: NURSIMQ SPACE AVAILABLE- Re- : MEDICAL PARTTIMEv ERA Queen CttyReatty NO PLAJNF1ELD- VTctOrian. tail/ Office/ Storage. 808.2324589 Atfau Greehbrook Manor Nurelng EXCHANGE HOUSE CLEANING 4rms, 1BR, J725 * utll; arid Rehabilitation Center; Individual with .good AskforLydla©: •• Downtown .Berkeley. ASSISTANT community/school. ' corn • Cleaning', done by exp. 908-322-5454 3FMS,$835+uH.Nesr 22. NO . Heights-13 units of approx art affiliate of . Saint Own trarts. Call Silvia 90S- , PETSI906SS1«085al)er6PM : Excellent opportunity Barnabas Health Care tacts wanted to be placec ORGANIZER 1,000 square feet each. SECRETARIAL • 725^824 . : '••'•••.. •:...•'. available In busy Internal System, .has the following -and supervise foreign ex- Place High School stu- YOU CAN CSfAHGEYOUR API. MANVILLE -2 BR, 1-':f|r. Immediate" .'occupancy. Expanding office equipment medicine practice for change students for a dents from France- * HOUSE CLEANINO .We A?"X'pt Visa, . •.,'"• .MAw&d Incl., avail, now Call Landlord 9 908- •Coast to coast runs; company la currently experienced Individual excellent opportunities: . short 'term program In Spain with Volunteer Exp'dwAofs. FeceongtieraU. y Maritoixiird/Amcx- '•• MfiVmo. Call 906-236-2482 507-6980. ' -':.'•• ".• ' . "*• ftart up to .48; seeking an Individual to with'.' strong . assisting your own communlly. Hoist Families In your I Sign-on Boniis for LPNs 908-704-2147 or 581-9043 handle secretarial duties •skills. EKGB needed, no 'Work July or. August area this, summer. Good ... Co. Drivers. Cor &.->' In a busy Rpselle' office. yenipuncture. needed.' M- Pay » Bonus Trip to POLISH WOMAN WILL Mrienced Drivers 1-800- The .following part-time Good. Additional Income. Excellent phone skills re- P,;.8:or^5:pO No Satur- shift* are available: Monday-. . Send/Fax resume or letter Europe for' 20 Place-' CLEAN YOUR HOUSE 441-4384. Owner Opera- quired. Word for Windows daya. No evenings. Fax Friday 7:30om-1pra Week- of Interest to: GLOBAL merits. Call 800-422-2302. 908-371-1281 ';;' ' 1477-M94S61S. a plus.. Compensation : resume to: .••• . , .' ' ends, 7an>3pm,'3pm*11pm, FRIENDSHIPS, INC., 249 for more Information'.,. * Students 1-800- package Includes: Top and11pm-7am. Leaving Or, Brick rUi 08723, base salary, Major -medi- 908-232-1920 Please call lUthy Weber, FAX 732-477-4936, EMAH/ cal,, Profit sharing, and Director of Nursing ' GLOBA|.770eA0LCOM 1 TREAS0RER7I DRIVER 401K. For Interview please 303 Rock Avenue . ANYONE INTERESTED In NjJ, st have valid contact Peggy, at 1-800- OKHHI Brook, NJ 08812 formlno a Writers cri- Heente 4 clean driving ,488-5458,^ •:••••:•• •• MEDICAL Fax 732-968-79631 OPERATIONS tique sroup7 Contact: Professional 3 Years Experience, Ac- 908-92841866 ' • tfcptd. Flex. hour*. Call ASSISTANT Phone 732-968-5300. EOE ._£/; M2.777-258S " counting Degree, private SECURITY FULLTIME; Help 260 company, Clinton, NJ lo- Earn $200 per hr. + bonmesl DWVEH8! 'Experienced. cation. $50K + benefits. , JMvem: start at .34/cpm, f/T, P/T position* avail- Phlebotomy;. EKG, tread- Motivated Tutor ;; able for local hospital. mill. Willing; to travel: be- Part-Time Fax resume: •'".•" •,•'.' •:". BP PW .40/cpm; He- 908-647-1734 #pnal: ,38/cpm, team Up to $a/hr. (o start. We ' tween ' West Orange 4 of 10 hrs.perwk. with : Employment INTERNATIONAL] p/ogram. NewAloodl M.8. :btler!': "• •.••'.:•..•• •'• ' Mlllburni; offices w/ own grade student. Central NJ ble. Call 1-600^348. Experience a plus. 908- Host. - Families In,: your • Cisco, Hands-on^Lab " computer. 908-654*6030 232-8878 .• . . . cal/ohemlslry . ' bkgrrjid iirigs;Ke£tablMh^ rOepfcNJS.\•••,.'..••.. eras this summer. Good KHaclibrg 732-7644241' ireRsbN ; Pay & Bonos .Trip.'i6 . Mlpfui; ' Overnight req. ,;.,.- • ••'. ;'•;'; -for Experienced âlesiexecutiVes; ';'%'' [DRIVERS: •.•'•.. FetaH FT * PT.; Footers •Europe .for 20 Placfr Salary, comm. S possl- inlet In trucking, Earn Farrtlly Shoes. Must be ments, Call 800422-2302. ; ble future equity. Fax re- Real Estate Sales ••"•• A linriited number of traine^ppsjtioris £tre;alspi to 3SK r.year, CDL experienced. Call 973- Off Ice Assistant tor more Information,.. sume to 908-273-8056. ' ng with 0 down. Fl- 3784)781 flN/LPIM . Flex hre. Comfortable/home • • \available; for thpsQ.'vyith •' r^latd'd-'saleslgind/or'*:,- nfl.-. (If .: qimllfted), /office. PC experience. Gift - Condos & r |0bs available; C*il business: 908-272.0350 Retail Help 270 for 50 unit apt. building. Experienced . for, busy v ••['••.•• customer service experience/ • ; • M-800-848-4243 plastic surgery practice Legal Secretary/ Townhouses 320 Plumbing, Carpentry, and Excellent beriefits, 401k; salary plu§ cornmiissibn. general ;: 'maintenance. irr Weslfleld. Immediate General Help 240 'opening"..;.1' •• •'.•,•,•••.'•.•' PArtTTIME R Would you really send a valentine to a car? Take a ne Solid rel'8 a must Top : For Workers' comp office . CHATHAM TWP. . salary, benefits, and apt, WE WILL TRAIN! of national Insurance co. Wolght Loss Store Beautiful Sutton Woods CONSULTING •:' SendI resume to! • 908-654-6540 Personable, mature indi- Various . duties include looking for a. responsible cortdb w/, river view. interview; call ". AttniM-513 vidual to work In Summit date,entry, typing, filing; perapn. Some computer 2BR, din, and 2 full BA for a ride, feel your pulse race and your heart pound. North Jsney Nswspapers, Ext,227 dental office. 1PM-5PM. M, Incoming mall,, phones. skills required. FT/FT, .w/ W ba. Hardwood Rosemarie Maio at 90$-575-66iB4 > Springfield. PT/Installer. P.O. Box T, Th., & F. Receptionist Benefits. ' Send, resume will train. 732-794-2102 floors, custom up- I, Van helpful. Will tralrt. Somervllle, NJ 170 ' duties with some general . and cover letter Including grades; orlgv /owner.' V or fax resurri^ ^908^-576^6666/ •73-378.2400 axt 16 CLERICAL assisting. -Easy, relaxed, salary requirement to: Uw Situations ImmaC.cond, $400000, in an instant..you want this car! We'll play match mi ; AnMOWNACOMPUTER? .; enjoyable place lo work. Office of Marie Ross By owner. CaM 908- I*-.-;.." P/T, In chiropractic office. Send restime to: Bloomar, Att: Michelle; • S Put It To Work Some computer 4 typing Wanted 280 701-7583 No Broken. NJN Publishing publishes the Suburban News, Independent $»-S125/hr. to W6rk online Attn: Box M-M7 Conned Corp Ctr 111 . skills required Pjease call North Jersey New******, 3 Oak Way, 6* Roor Press, Sbmerset Messenger-Gazette, Huhferdon Marketplace, with a very attractive, low payment lease wwfcjarnproflBromhome.com 908.781-9600 lor an Berkeiay Hgt* NJ 07942 HMfSE CLEANM& Polish. EDISON NOUtepka.3Bns.2i4 : 1 and 11 other community newspapers In Central New Jersey; • f 18BB49fr37T '' appointment. .• ;•' .. P.O. Box 699 or fax to 908-464-6604 lady, exp. refs, own .tittisy ' BA, end urt, BK, LH, W/FP, Carriers for Newspapers Somervlllo, NJ 08876 Wtty,2%brokrs 6ffi2178 delivery In Union County, Margaret 908/429-209$ One day per week-NO collections. Reliable ve- r WANTED hicle required. PleaBe . •body Heavy Collision Tech. •.:• .•'.••:.:v-eali: • •'• ••• •BodyTechnlclans . 732-396-445S. ; •Wutomotlve.Technlclans With experience, needed for: very successful S PRESIDEWTIAL BASH! l BMWSAAB body shop. -9. Sat, b-b Hull-lime positions, offer- lag ai SlgrvOn Bonus, Qompetltlve Pay, benellis o id a positive "work envl- ATTM OWN A COMPUTER? r mment with High Earn- .:• TMtlltfoWork ing Potential. Contact Bill' $75-$i2$/hr. lo Work online Undemann at 973-379- W44 X241 or apply In www.eamprofltfro(nnome.coni *n Monday-Friday. 1^86-390-3777 A JMK Auto Sales BARBERS/HAIR M0RR1ST0WN. •:«. 3S1Rte.22E., » Springfield, HJ CUTTERS . Busy shop, good pay, flex, 'hours. We need you In New Jersey. Call Davo [AVON 732-3S6-34f0 it eves 732- tHoma-baied sale*. 356-2173 V Debblel 888-91S-SS5O t*\*'t* >;'lii.., .._. BOOKKEEPING/ r?'i. **..>.-, -w hjbmow/.'2 school age Alldren. . «00-$75(Vv*. I'A^SISTANT Part-time, flexible hours, Child Car* must have thorough jATHOMttWITH knowledge',of Quick- UP TO YOUR OWN CHILD? books 4 MS Office. Nai'l Child Cars service Send resuihe to) ne^ds kind nurturing stay Attni Dreg at tiorrie "Moms" to work 20 West End Ave. 3-d Weekdays at home Somervme,NJ 08876 2001 BMW 325i $ 2001 BMW Z3 $ caring for 1 or more In- fants or toddlers. Liability CHILD CARE- Active Nanny/teacher lo work In Lease Lease Insurance, holiday pay SEDAN 2.5 ROADSTER for home w/ ,2 school age lor and a back up system for children. . S800-$750/wk SERVING UNION COUNTY'S AUTOMOTIVE NEEDS FOR ON EVERY NEW & sick leave and vacation B73-267-2727V90&-232-2273 ard Included. 2.5 Itr, 6 cyl, Auto, PS, PB, A/C, AM/FM StVCass., Pwr, moonroof, VIN#: IFUSO4O1, MSRP: 6 cyl, 5 spd, PS, PB, A/C, AM/FM st./CD, PW, PL, Premium Pkg, On-Board computer, Heated SdrnereetorHMWdteaexCty CHILDCARE OFF! 75 YEARS WITH LOW PRICES & EXCELLENT SERVICE! I. ,™E-OlfVrVED " 90B-526-48B4 AND NEW $29,885, $3,794 due at delivery incl: $2,500 cap cost reduction, $400 ref. sec, dep, $525 seats, VIN#: ILK45311, MSRP; $34,945, $4,349 due at delivery incl: $3,000 cap cost reduc- ,. S.MIddlesexCty NANNY ÂNCAVAUED NEWR vEHiCLE Ml 908-253-959S Naeded.F/TorP/TASAP. 2001 bank fee & 1st mo. pymt. Total pymts: $13,284, Total lease cost: $16,30&, ELPO: $18,827.55 tion, $425 ref. secJ. dep, $525 bank fee & 1st mo, pymt. Total pymts: $15,561, Total lease S Union County Car & exp req'd. cost: $19,086, ELPO: $20,967 908-7S4-8161 CHILD CARE • Work In . CHILDCARE your own home. Apply • NANNY at Monday Morning Inc Needed, F/T or1 P^T ASAP. 908/526-4884 NEW 2OO1 Car & exp req'd. / 008-754-8161 CHEVROLET DENTAL OFFICE MANAGER, flVflLIER •Te . ASSITANT, ; FRONT DESK TIRED OF 4 dr, 4 cyl, 4 spd auto trans, pwr Exc. opp. friendly office. CORPORATE str/brks, AIR, AM/FM stereo, ' 90e-70»8T77 AMERICA? CD, cloth bckts, b/s mldgs, FOODSERVICE Own your own business. PTi Summit area school Wllf train! ..Unlimited In- cargo net, floor mats, front mud cafeteria. Will train. Nice come. Low Investment. work environment.. Call the .732-702-4242 guards, int wip, $tk. #1077, VIN Chartwellu office at 9-2 H-F. #17178887, MSRP $14,973. INCLUDES ClSlf 008-018-2122 TIRE PERSON REBATES Coma grow with ud. Now HAIRDRESSER • hiring, : Experience pre- ki for a ehanm? Busy, ferred. Truck/OTH, but not SipsciileWestfldlWflddd SSalol n ' rtecdwary. 401K, paid va- 'looking for tne right,motl - cation, Apply M-F, 9-4, At i«ted Individual toJoi n our Richie'* Tire Service, SAVINGS ON EVERY PRE-0WNED VEHICLEl W Benefits, Education, 107 Egel Ave., Middlesex, tProteMlooallsmandfuii , NJ or Mil 73246M800 Slgnoribonu>80(W(»BBa6 ior »n appointment ' '96 SflTUWI SW2 WAGON '97 CHEVROLET aWAUEBLSSflWM '08 CHEMMtET UIMWA SEDAN 99 CHEVROLET CAVA11LUL8 SEDAN '4 dr. 4 cyl. aulo trans, FWD, pwr str/Vllnd/lcks/briis/riilrr; 4dr, 4 cyl, 3.2 litor, aulo Irono, FWD, pwr str/ABS, AM/FM 4 dr, VS. auto trans. FWD, pwr ulr/lcks/btfcj, AIR, AM/FM 4 dr, 4 cyl; auto trans, FWD, pwr (Ir/ABS/wliid/lcks/mlrr, AIR, AM/FM slersc-ciiss; HI, cruise, dual air bans, Int wip, - slorob-ciias, r/del, AIR, trip Kjomoler, Inl.wlp, cup hldni, stereo, tilt, dual a slds sir baas, trip odorhelor, Int wip, AIR.AM/FM sleroo-coM, lilt, cruise, roar spbllo/, koyloss. r/defj/gls, cons, rom hatch rol, S2,157ml. STK1702U, WAREHOUSE , luol In], disc brim, deorcoat paint, dual air bugs, 3S.B47 Ml, r/dsf, t/flH. d!«brl(a,.'26,08T ml, STK»g47U, VIN« •entry, Inl wip, r/daf, 1/0I9, cupholdsrs, cons, rent trunk rol,' VIN»ra37816, : .. •-• . .• -.' . ,' 8TK»7MPylN«V733t877 ' •HAIRSTVUST .W8144348... ••• ' , ••<,•••: -.'• • •'.': dualalrhaos. 13,274 ml,«TK »BOOU,VIN »X7104841, ' ilsslstant 'needed .for PERSONNEL Full-time position, Ex- For lumber wholesale dis- 2001 BMW 740iL 2001 BMW 525i cellent training. Good tributer w/forkHN' exp, (or t future, C»* will train), 40 hre. * OT, PT also avail,, must have valid '99 PONTTIAC GRAJMO AM SE SEDAN SEDAN drivers license, benefits; '99 MERCUHT THACB1 IS WABflM 4 dr, 4. cyl. aulo trans,' FWO, pwr slrtolnd/lcks/ mliilbiku,. 3 IVIOfiMTH •i- Wtiltehouu, NJ. 808-725- . Ain, AM/FM Blomo-CMj, dunlalr bagi. le team player with Banking Hiring •»namurinnaMii ISMU -07 cHEvnoirrTOHOE I T M CHEVROLET SUBURBAN 1500 IS I jod computer « tele- V8,2 whl drv, aulo Irans. pwr; sWAB&WrtdMa'mW, AIFI, . VS. 2 whl drv, aulo trans,'pwr sir/wind /IcksMrr/ABS, VB, aulo mm, < Ml drv, pwr •Ir/ABSAvM/leki/MtMrr, AIR Branch Manager AM/FM slareo-cass, till, crude, roof rack, privacy ola, AIR, AM/FM sierao-cass, tilt, cruise, bad liner, alloy wNs, Woulai, diiil al/lutji lM»ur,itûcHp*Kytf4«,. AM/FM iHntvciM. mi, cmlia, dual air bagi, third teal, root ion* tkllls. Excellent running bids, alloy whls, Int wlb, r/dol, cony spare, rem Inl wip, l/nla, cony epard, 34,62a ml,.STK»851U, VIN# rack, privacy olaaa, runnlrw brda, alloy whJi.lnt wip, r/d«(, l/rjti, . racunlng ih, unvapan, W.6S3 ml, STKtswP, ViN»WQ1M2M. nelltt, fax MturrM Chief Lending hatch rsl, 43,812 ml, STK#J(!OU, VIN# TJ37SI03: •iwTiiclTSi, biiktt, ifim mil 3TK"&P,,VIN»(/J3}77!!8!' B73-37MSB0 or Assuring Your Satisfaction By Exceeding Your Expectations Assuring Yout Satisfaction By Exceeding Your Expectations III 073-487-8880 Officer Junior Lending * 15.995 'LANDSCAPE Officer; (Blllnou»li Chinese) i la run milnWtiartce Teller , orew. With well «»tab- Prior experience necessary. I ihed company Irt buaK Fax resume 732«8B-44*3 r *s for 20+yr« In We»t- PftOUDM£Ut)EMOF PI1OUO MEMOtri OF f ild area: Ft. Top pay, •ilary, bonus, vscstlon. I utt have drivers II' Medical Help 250 y 731 Route 1 Edison, NJ Ryan cinse. Mutt be experl- «Msed. Kttowltdgs of Automotive Automotive «|ulpm«nt. References. 2 POSITIONS Limited IJIMI srMMk English. Limited Call Toll «B8-233-03iB tV. AVAILABLE Free Nurse *' necepuohlsl 877-322-0200 LUNCH needed PT for Allergy Chilce In Crsnford 4 •FREE SERVICE COURTESY CARS • • ••• •'.;•. .-,•;• ; :•• '.FREE SERVICE COURTESY CARS* ;. ; ; . • •; JASSiSTANtS Warren. Bd8-27foaaa Neided for Cranford Public 8c tools. Please send a let- openroadbmw.com : : ;,:;••:, •':•.'• \ ,. ; ' ••.•"'. ••..••••;• bmwmpirlstdvyn.cam ' •;••;/•/• •.•• ,'•; ':',.•'•:' terto* Interest and resume to Wl lam E. Cashmin, Deputy FT.8uminl«.X-rsyllc«ns» All leases are closetl-ond for ciadlt qualified Individuals. Losses reap, lor mninl,, excess woar& loan and at Isaso end for mileage In excess ol All leases am clwed-end .tor credit quallllod individuals. Lessos reap, lor rnalnt., excess wear & tear, and at leaatfend for mileage In excess of 10 000 preferred. Friendly experi- ' 10,000 rni/yr. nl 20e/ml. Prices Incl. nil costs to be paid by a consumer, except lor licensing, re'g, loos & prepaid taxes. Not reap, lor typos. ml/yr. al 20«/ml. Prices. Mel. all coals to be paid by a consumer, except »oMlcen»lnb,.rea lees & taxes. Not rasponslble lor typos ™ Su lerlntendent of Schools, 132 Thorns* Street,. Craiv. enced team plsysr. Benefits. ford, MJ 07018 by Pebruary SO«'273-M73 0f f7*»05 •• .'ft 14,2001. AA«0B.,

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.. •^'•'.v-V'i-Â-^.-^ ••' "' r ', *,,...*.••'••••'• I*.-Jl'.' **** ^.^jAVîJ^^'ji' February 22,2001 ijpebruary 22,2001 Cranford Chronicle Cranford Chronicle Houses II Rooms II Townhouses/ Merchandise Computers & Wanted to Buy 6251 Professional jl Cleanups I Home DISPOSAL SERVICES r . Properly «|MIZU RODEO *95- Good Open the Electronic Services I & Hauling 915II Improvements 1015 OEO STORM OSI <93-Wanted 1415 WHEELS TO GO I for Rent ^cond, AC, am/hn cass, Black, good cond, mil- SUHMITi Room for rent THE OLD TOY SHOP ODD JOBS * OJENOIAL j,,44900 908-38»0180 able, asking $2500. Classifieds e I Victorian, Single family $110 per week. Lie. R/E REPAIR . U HaulOig, rWERCURY COUOJUI *91- OONATIYOURCARTo 10-25 YARD CONTAINERS V (Unfurnished) 430II (Furnished) 460II RARITACondosN BOflO-duplox, Wants ali QLD TOYS I Child Care/ AUTO CREDIT HOTLINE SUITS! house, Centrally located, Agent. Call 908-598-0522 COMPUTBR SPCCIAU • brush' cleared' & n- - 97K, V8, fully loaded, Herttage for the Blind. for COMMERCIAL • INDUSTRIAL • RESIDENTIAL • doe« to train i (hope, 2BR, LH, DR, WVIW 0A, PaiMHouw Antiquts Dumpster rentals; Fully HONDA ACCORD U '98- Tax Deductible, Free Stage House Vltapa. Set Pkn Built to order ty«lem», Dolli* Trains (Of Ca»h Nursery moved Expert Intfejrf, i: i great cond, Asking $2800 Qreen, 90k highway ml, G DUMPSTER RENTAL CLEAN-UP SERVICES. ', iimJlUlJWBiallll3BR, 1 full bath, large i • I' I. JrlBMBfMl fobaaementr Bent, deck, no pels. only $39.95 month (or 24 : Insured, 908-403-9858 Towing, Free Phone Card V-: 30M.tjiq.fL'i«mlipitte •• Antk^ Bought 4 Sold Dealer 13 Yrs. al Same Location: carpentry,' painting, rot - OBO 90fr88Br28 4dr, AT, all pwr, mint, SPECIAL Fimcm FOR EVERYONE kitchen, hardwood floors, 1 14 mo. eec. Avail. 4/1, months poor credit, OK to donors with this ad+ SERVICES § DEMOLITION IndudngSOOtq,ft office SiOOO/mo, 609-46&4045 Space Aval 908-322-9090 767 Central Aw,, Westfield Schools 734 CLEAN UP ALT. HAUL placement windows!. & MERCURY MOUNTAINEER $9,500 908-3S9-6012 908-686-5229 Fax: 908-964-4418 < $2000/mov . Landscaping fatt al " .'. Freeest.Insured. ;-' 4^ :'•; Wdoor Included. No pett. Avail. CLASSIFIED g M(jn.TtiniS«l.11arrHl:3ppm: decks.' Tree work, log : ;.-fl7-AWD, loaded, exc HYUNDAI EXCEL -94. Gold, m CREDIT 1$ GOOD CREDIT HERE YOU hJ MONDAY MORMNO INC . ' 7 day service. , flJoMIMtor 3/1. 9O8-234J.4238 : YOU CAN CHARGE YOUR Ad! Parser House Antiques CJUI now 1-888-933-8580 . Quality CtiOdcare. splitting, gutters dnd. i.ricond., all pwr, lthr Int, Hatchback, a/c, 4 speaker 908-232-8388 1-888-781-5800 No job too small, Why v,; riwcnroof, CO, new Urns, Alpine cass, manual, 83K, YOU CAN CHARGE YOUR ADI KiHMMrltoaKycbip GETS We Accept Visa, Stage House Vlftge, Set Pins 908/B88>4884 NEED Antfcj: Bought & Sold DeeJor Firewood & break your back? If you oris owner, 66^00 ml, $1500. 908-7894914 • We Accept Visa, Call Mr. Jay for Models & Prices 9OM28-7600 CLASSIFIEDS ... Mastercard, Amex Space Aval 90B-322-9090 A FW*tgTackto ColWcto* ¥CHIU> CARE PROVIDED* Decks & Patios 930 don1seeH,ask.Callus aa^mar- Mastercard, Amex Wrt9tobuyoH,ro(h,re*, Able to care for Infants' or tod- MERCEDES '71 & '72- Today! RESULTS Fuel today for FRBB est Our MERCURY SABLE •93. Classic Mercedes gtves- 04X655 800-615-6312 Urt*90a2331G51 dlers in my Plscataway DECKS BY UNUMITBD 21st year! 908-S2S4S3S , home. Go to work vy/ peace •V~Rilly loaded, Itather InL, • (2) project cars We build all types of ^•tjiuto:, 38L eng, 4 dr. both 732-356-7710 AIL UOfB, R.YER A OTrER of mind. 732-356-2382 OARDBi SUPPLY decks. AH work guaran- %.fWKdigital da»h,*3500 MERCURY SABLE U *97 7R/UNS. Top cash prices pd Lawn Care & Jv 908-931-8441 FIrewood1/2 or full cords 8004644671 or 97W25-153a teed 10 yrs. Free Est Ins. ned,51MeaCner,loedf)d,Ext ICHRYSLBR 90ft«4-156673Z<388-15S1 908-278-8377 Lantlscapinfl 1040 .*, ipTSUBJSM 3000 OTBL « wemrtyr, exc cond, crlg owcr, SEASONED HARDWOODS OUNS^WORDS-KNIVES EXCELLENT CHILD CARE ^-.red, fully loaded, leather, $10,200i 973-543-2484 Plymoutfi $145/cordor$85/Wcord. MILITARIA. NJ 4 Federal provided by 2 - exp. MULCH STONE • Pk*-Up M:197,500 ml, $g,ooo call 13002X Twin Turbo- 908447-1310 ' Licensed, Top cash paid. mom's, lots of TLC & or Del. RetallWholesale. '908-241.5730 '91, mint cond, 11M0K, ' Call Bert 732-821-4949 chlld-frlendly envlron- PATERNOPAVINO Eagle Fence1-e00SB2>32J6 WT, leather, blk. $21«n.Bal Furniture . ment. New-bom & up, Curbing* Sidewalks . *MUSTSEiU* 3yr. warranty 61Ofl234299 BUY IT. 'MUSTANG OT CONV. unbeatable rates. Please Free Est Call 245-6162 Masonry 1065 MSSAN SENTRA «9ttnhd &9Z OU) OH ANTIQUE FURN call Cindy, 732-424-7929. J»5 • 5 spd, wht wtan Wr, BED - On Orthopodc, Extra . Glass, China, Any un- eoWon. Loadsd arrMrn skno, Thick PBow TopSel Urusoi A-1 WAYNE P. SCOTT : .loaded, fjBat c*d B8K, usual Kems, House Sales MONDAY MORMNO INC $1Ot remoto keyless. 40K mL In or» ptaaUa RsW) $11001 nB Reliable, Insured care for Quality Masonry Servlcê. $11,800 732405-5883 $3?S: B73-66S-9862 ,, by Nancy. 908572-5056 01- 908«33-8157 '.;: Infants 4 toddlers. ABLK ELECTRIC Fn» Est, 1^(1,^43^ WSSAN3O0ZXTwklTurbc. 9Q0S '98-5 dr, 5 NowOpenSaturdays-6DaysAWee(( , DR SET - 12 pc., SOUD •a family business: Every SELL I 908/526-4884 Reasonable. Lie. 11500 Wil* cond, 11.600K, spd., black fan InL, pwr, -:':M CHERRY, 92^ double ped- POSTCARDS, Sheet 276-8692 4 688-2089 jobasr»daty732-96K23u\ '}•'• ATT, leather, Uk. $210X1 BaLexc. cond 39K ml,, estal w/2: leaves, 8 Chlp- music, Radios, TVs, A1 REP MASONRY "3yf. warranty 610«23«299 $16,500. 732-371-7092 perkiale chairs, . lighted Photography 780 RONSON ELECTRIC Cameras, Toys, Mili- We do It all, big or smnllHO 'HISSAN MAxikuTaxe w TOYOTA COROLLA CEOT. buHet & hutch w/matchlng CREATIVE PHOTOORAPHY All Types of electrical work. 'yrsi.exp. Fully Infc Free 4dr auto, a/c, all pWr, server,',' never Used, all tary, Pins,: Worlds Uc. 5532, Insured-Free Est ''•.VReuto, ABS, air, snrf, fully r Fair, etc. 008/272-5777 29Yrao(WedrJnaa,Barrr>Hzvah E«t,Rori908-82fr6«47 flooded, am/rm cats., 79^00 am/fm cass, 51,000 ml, FIND IT still boxed, retail $8,500, . Portraiture' 25 yrs exp. 732/752-5683 sell $3,950,073-66g-9863 A-1 WAYNE P. SCOTT ;'ml: $10,900 9084184383 exc cond,Asking$7,700. RONSON ELECTRIC Qualtty Masonry Services. 908-785-8872 TWO FIRESIDE CHAIRS, A FItnare T«cM* CtoUoctor NISSAN MAXIMA SE *96 • IN CLASSIFIED AND ONUNE yHo,, Tutoring & All Types of electrical,work. Free Eat Iro'd, for*. 43 yrs. "•, Exc. cond, leather, moon- VOLVO 850 CUT W - 4 dr. Two end tables, & two Wrttob6Hdt sedan. Blue/green metallic lamps.908-272-7821 lun3a,c8(abga.fl(B233-16M i Lte. 5532, tosured-Frree Est a family busfnas*. Eviry iroof,Bgseaudio, ABS,60K, Instruction 25 yrs exp. 732/752-5683 )obasp8daKy.732-968«36 $12^00 908-277.1138 tan leather Inter., auto, AC, ALL LIONEL, FLYER & OTHER SR, CD, cold weather pkg., 4 General OLDS CUTLASS '89- 140k, snow tires, 60K, exc cond, TRAINS. Tm cash prices pd. Floor Care Mason Contractor ,-4dr, AT, Reliable Oldie but 8004644571 or 97W25-153a AFFORDABLE Specializing in Brick, Asking $18,999 SAVE :••'-. j SAVE Merchandise 580 rf'Goodle 4950. 900-789-9424 Homo Tirlorlng.. All Block a Concrete. No • 908-464^072 $35.95 IS3417 .; GARY'S , V. VW PASSAT "92, auto, REFRIGERATOR- GE, side BUYMO Cameras 4 Photo subjects. K-12; ADtVLD. Job to big or small. dvB> Equip, 1pc.6f whole studto HARDWOO0 FLOORS : OLDS. CUTLASS SUPREME blkw new Hres, runs great, £icxift add'l Una $2 by side, Indoor Ice/ Water, Free trial lesson. .S!S yrs. experience. Fully ' .-;FE,'89. loaded, tunsAocW palllCenat732-92fl-78l1 908-233^090 • Sanding •..Staining good cond, well malntnd, 2000 CHRYSLER XF.O.X NEW 2001 CHRYSLER Yoyauer Minhwi 5 mos. old, New $1300. « Reflnlsh•'Free.Est...; Insured. Free est; Call r- Ml OgpshdabW $2300 ftm all pwer, sunroof, AC, Sell $800. 908498-1701 : 908/52*3500, •; v 'ChUQk 908-9344507 LEASE FOR MATH TUTOR -35ym, . • Fully Insured' alarm ml remote-start, CD. CEMETERY PLATS- 2 ataUNS-SWORDS4OilVES 131K. $3,900/obd 908- MILITARIA. NJ.& Federal leaching exp. Ala 1A Gea, '• •* 908-888-4348 * Lake ••: Nelson "Memorial • and Trig. 732-752-7604' Moving & 203-9104 $ •75 Park In Plscataway with Licensed. Top \ca$h paid. BUY Call Bert 732-821-4949 V,B8, BUY . .parpolual- .care,.- $400." W»678C3W FOP FOR '. . PERMDi48fops, 73i356-724« ' Home 4 r> 0 1 U|10,99r 5 VPONTIAC60001B86- SCHAEFER MOVING \ ,$ I * ' ? ° '"W P> <«r/brkB,A|R, AM/W st'orscHasls/r/def, RElfRiaERATOR, Washer Services EAOLEFLOORS £, 4dr,53K,aJlrjow0r,AC, t/gls/b/s rnldgs,,dolh bcktBMnt wlp, dual air bags, 4210 demo mile!;,' •«' Dryei'- All running oxc;' Financial/Business Installation/sanding a 2hr mln. Low Rates. Ins. iki |IV^W--r^rek(£p,iri«M*WI«)M.-12.0OOmlVn''lWll»'»Mtr. U»M|nci. S27S01MM.I •.*,.;."• y exc toncf$3,000 VOLVO Sflo *N724. WN#VD764590. MSF)P $15,01£L Price IncI. $400 Cblleoa $100 each. 732*4^8890 PM00561.flOa/964-12i6, BRADLEY OT H 1901 • • »fliîj30OOlî«U>(«ltylnt«*»lliiu«J'',Diiyprtc«lnd,SIBW I reflnlshlng ; Hardwood ,j.-' 732092^991 Grad Rebate If qUaiMed"."' •'•.' •• '• >.-: > '. ' or 908-754-7209 Carpentr1 875 floors. Free estimate.. battery pwrd Electric WASHER » Dryer $75 ea. Business f ' 1-800-678-0212 Painting & ORAND AM TO- Sports Car, S85 orlg ml, Factory Service Center Refrigerator« Stove $140 SMALL JOBS ONLY orig., z door, blue, $13,000. 908-527-0479 ea, TV $40. Stack washef O|i|iortunities 650Qualry Work-Heaa Rates, Paperhanging 1075 Jejuna but needs trans., $8007 28yrsexp. WJ goWJrteo? VilDO. 908-92S-4287 CADILLAC 73 SEDAN & dryer $300. Dishwasher Garden DeVttla- orlg. owner, exc •98 PLYMOUTH NEON '98 CHEVROLET MAUBULS '97 CHRYSLER CONCORDE A1 Richard's Painttag (SAAB 900S •98- 2*, Sspd, •: 'do PODGE NEON : • $60 Hand deliver.; ALL CASH CANDY CARPENTRY a ftOOFma cond, full po\Ver, gar. 505 SomersetStreet • North PlainfieHNJ < df, 4 cyl, «uto btm, pwr itr/tik., AIR, AM/FU ;« nl, uto Ma «M par itr**ife*«Mdata Ala 4 dr,« cvUlitt tin»«*d, p«r iii*HnA(*«Hod«Milt, * dr, 4 cyl. into tram, m ui/btta,HR,'Mm» ' 906-722-6329. S 990 : Experienced. Int./ext. w-lWto, blacWWack leather AWFU WaraottwM&Uu, UM, W». I* ' Aln.AlWUH.rMfctu.M.cnilM. radii,Mdlt ilmo. AB3 t/(ttl; lA til mldgi, U«M Imdbn. ROUTE. Do you earn up Repair. Celling 4 floor kept, black w/red leader MkU, piltoM;jcul mlrt, W *(p. 3 bin, cWh bcktt. cnlri, dualftlr baM,-dW e uhlcvn, 11M7 ml, 8TK *' to $800/day? Your own lo- . porches; steps', paint. • . Very reaso'nable. Free v--Inter., 67K, exc. cond, Interior, $4500 OBO. <8,608 ml, STK. #112744. VIN JWVI18038 4B.IS4 ml, STK »U2«05, VIN 7vH047)ei. cal candy route.. Includes • I;' BARTELL'S Est. Fully Ins. 24'hr. ,„; $15^50. 908-790-1986 Flea ,732-356-9020. : 90S-353-6O53 30 machines and candy. . ' Farm & Oardeh . answering serv. - , r, . : TOYOTA 4 RUNNER *99- (908) 756-2239 Professional Carpentry' CHEVY BELAIR 'SO - rare Markets 599 All for $9995. Call f-800- Top soil, Mushroom Soil, ' 732-499-9234 ! fully loaded, 23K, Ask- *9995 >,995 998-VEND Rooflng'SUIng' Windows ".Ing1 $24,00q/bQ. 2 dr hrdtp, body a Int re- Doors-Porches* Decks Stone, Quarry Dust Wall OLD QUY PAINTINO. stored, new chrme, orlg. 8 •98 DOOGEDAKdfA SLTCLUB CAB '00 DOD0E STRATUS ES '98 JEEPiCHEROKEE SPORT 4X4. BW INDOOR FLEA MARKET Stona, Grinnell Block, c, 732-80iK)222 1 Leaders* Gutters . . Need Interior painting? cyl eng a AT. asking 6 cyl, »'utotan Wed , pwr «ii/bil<1Wnd1ck«;mlr, 4 df, 6 cvl. luto ttinr w/od- 4'whl div, pwr • ROSEULECATHOUCrLS. A+ M a M MARS7 NES- RR Ties, Firewood, & .Call the OldGuy jr. TOYOTA 4 RUNNER SR5 $22,000 Bob 908447-6240 Alrf, AM/FM tUnUxu. at, cnHu. rAtyVoU, bli Uf*H*VA^lWifrt Ain, AUinu CM UR. cniu, tm, , tLE> Established vehdlng Most Repairs-Free Est. volvocountry.com mWoj. bM, Int w(p, HUM uiib, clolli. AUS.tUt, CrtJW, m RarltanRd. : : PVC drainpipe •• '. • 'K 908/769-8971 , ' '92- V6, 3.0L, S spd, 4WD, 32.036 miTsTK, «0!87), VIN *XH7»5«1. tanch, 42,723 mMTK«U2755,VIN*W87SW10. i:UV,T7,*OD ml, G?K*U:7o6, VjN*WL3^11.0 Sal. March 3,9^. • route; Will sell by 3/5/01. 28YrsExp •••'.. CHEVY CORVETTE '75- 350 \ 732-388-fS81 ' ' MMTWQ&POWBWIAamo 4.-12SK, loaded, well maln- auta, pfc, p/b, a/c, T-Top, $ $ Under $SK Minimum In- LEN90B-561-4O73 .lalnod, many new parts, Bulk Division 908^54-1568 padcpreeorvatlon* Alrepabs c whKo w/sadde tan Int, vVeslment- Required. Ex- :$840i£«es ask (or Steve EL DORADO CONV. '75 - '9a JEEP CHEROKEE 4X4 W JEEP GRAND CHEROKEE LAREDO 4X4 •98 JEEP GflANDCHEHOKEE UREDO4X4 j( ND CARAVAN SE : AVAILABLE/ . GOOD TILE a MARBLE hstalbHon . 4*.JtyUutotwmWJT ' • toy cars, watches, teddy DeckpreserrtUon. Al Restored, 85K, jots of ex- I dft l 4toD i / 6 eyl.' lutomillc Irinunluloti w/od: 4 wfil drv, pwr TTcyl. aulo Irani w/od, p*r «lr/ABS/wln/lckl/mllr. ' i CREDIT, f -800-837-7444 &Repair.20VRS B(P. F«i»y Leaders 1000 'TOYOTA 4 RUNNER SHS tra parts, A/C $5,500 908- •mutiru&nouu. liwilSrmAlfHwal.AMlFUtUKKKflu.Ul.uuiM, .. bears, toys. 90&654-668B S08429-2095 .; "98. Sunroof, 5 spd. V6, 29K, 'bl rtW' W Irt lddlkbi Wk k t;d«f, I'oH.b'tmWo.al/b.n.kiimp, tAHrl.tilDi,«/: , Jns'd. Cal John 908686-1991 278-3675,908-307-9854 whl cvra. 7 Mil lullnrj, fr,379 ml, STK *U27S4; SALACKI PAINTING •Jmmaculate cond;.; Asking DEEGAN Wallpaper, Int/Ext. $25,000,97*258.1899 FORD 1942 CP V-8, 350, We Buy your Clean nps OUtTEHCO. ^wk$irjQi2(M "TOYOTA CAMBY LE W- 'auto, new paint job,- new. n Int. $15,000.- Possible ,995 1,995 $18,995 & Hauling 915 908-322-2014 Why pay more? 73^564-1319 "4dr;V6,,71k, AT, ABS, . n^leather, new.tlrelj loaded,. . swap. for convertible. Benz or BMW STEMMAN&OAUOHTER Call.732-388-2142 LINCOLN 11AAA CLEANUPHousehold DEEGAN i . Pointing, Window Wa* S . a g$4269, 908-277-8385 VOM . No Hassl«s-Loans/L<»sas Paid aUTTER COMPANY HepBlr, Putty & Caulk, -VOLVO 740 OLE '90 -MERCEDES 28OE '80- 6cyl, orconslr.deWswnovBJ bw ' 4 spd. 4PB, sunroof, 150K, rale,freee8t 9r»2335t46 : 908-470-4344 . Papar hanging. 32yra. «ipl ..4i>ii05K,, (jdi. cond.;:'• exc. < ^nfrttalnfenance, $5,OO0/dbb . Good run'r some ruat, BARGAIN CLEAN-UP -•^ , 908422.9278 \ $2ftH)/oba 900489-S79Q AUTOHAUS Attics, Basements, Garages, Home WEEKEND PAlNTINQ'" • PONTIAC 1958 Stir Ute Hauling 908-686^)576 "Small |pb»*8lcdm0»»e? VOLVO 850 QLT W - 4 dr. Improvements 1015 OH Tpm 732-96fr4B2f • ..-sedan, Blue/green metallic Chief, 4 dr, A-1 cond., ofi!ffijy 1-888-WE-BUY-IT CLEAN UP a LT. HAUL V'.tan leather Inter., auto, AC $12,000. Possible swap www.westcndclirysler.coni „„„, www.autohauscars.com Free est. Insured. •SbueluralRmabs Plumbing 1085 •*:' :SH, CO, cold weather pkp,, 4 for convertible. Call 7 day service. • Floor Joist*'Bsfflt Walls ' 7" snow Bres, 60K, oxc cond,. 732-388-2142 : 965 ST. GEORGES AVE 1-488-781-5800 732-3M-04O4 MC/Vlsa NATALE PLUMBIN&HTQ : yy;:A»MnB«18999-AB«,. ; LY IM.J Nojobto6BlgorSmalL 908-789^424 Four Wheel l c ( (1 l 0 1 1 1 7J2-388-009 t 4 I H£!1'J^ S SSSJ'' '"iffiH ."'JK'W™.' H^? /S S "'"'n* l !;"J !' * ft". •*>' ™, * •?' VP°" Pictures lor lllu«tr»tlon pura only All prices Inol all applicable ret»te« artd I 908^522-1298 Dennis Natale rYDLVO V70 QT '98- I tooenttvyi. All,r*bato« 00 bat*to dW. . "To quality lor CoBeoe Qnd «)abat«. Must-ta* enrollad In a Syoar colloge !. oraduatlno wttr>lr».tti» next a nwnlln.or haue graduatett Irom » 2 I Plumbing Ho+nm 5322 • Wagon, loaded, like new Drive 1400 | or 4 year accredited college within the pa»t 24 ;monlh«, . '.'To i(uall(y lor Lease Loyalty.'Irtcanllver Mail be comlniTout 'ol • Chrysler prodôt'Isise eond; S7K ml., Asking P 732-987^1707 '. FORD EXPLORER XL* 4 4 WD, slick, A/C, WALLPAPERING / Sw JETTA 'OS-'. 87 arv Mu»J-Selll TOlAC, SHm?ttfU •• $B,40O9O»333-M17 FEMININE TOUCH - :••> .».«ohdi:$89oO..:'•.-••. Reasonable rates. • "<)'•• BO8-047.2937 ISUZU TROOPIfl "O1- red, 8 cyl. 4DR, 5 spd., alumi- Prompt service. Free •*& OU( VR8 '95- tlmates..No Job Tgo : num. mag» - i - running V boards. 120K. VerV good BRAND NEW 2001 Lincoln Continental Small! 908/231-0282 : : • r? loadad, Stancbrd, loott cond.'. M Owner. $3600. S±$9 ôcvobo. ao&am74a' .• 908-347-5517 A dr, V8, aulo Irani, w/OD, pwr slr/bil/iVlnd/locki/trunk/wal, ranked ^WE BUY CARS. HIOH- JEEP ORAND CHEROKEE All!, AM/FM stereo cms, III), crulie, r cf«f, tint leather Int, moonrl, ^-EST PRICES PAID, LIMITED'96-V8, white wi alumwW!,MSRPj-H,650,STK#1F33,VIN#1Yoo3015. lease fliMABANO a SONS . sarkl Interior, am/fm cd I pymls based on $2500 cap cost red, $399 1 *) mo pyml, JO sec ÂUTO 3ALE8, INC. . tape,, a/c, heated seats & & ^0 bank fee-J2899 due al lease Incept. Purch op-$17,526, AUDI -03. SERIES SO - 4 South Ave., 150 more. Fully loaded. Asking Til pyml»-JltunroQf, •% •• arn/(m CD, exc cond., Trailers 1405 asking $5,000/obo •,7! W8-91B-0498 ,' •94 FORD RANO.BR .SPLASH- 62k, Ciean, A/C, BUICK CEMTW1Y "03- 100k, • '-At P/S.CD $3^00, (908) 241. 4dr, PW, PL, looks a rims 3540 atfc for MUM grat new, brakes/tires, BRAND NEW 2001 Lincoln Town Car • [MINI SPORT UTIUTTEfflllCOIVIPACT SPORT UTILITIES I FULL-SIZE SPOUT UTILITIES! COMPACT WINS I* 610; W C0NTTMCTOR3 TOUfS Fire Waoue) generator A ii, V8, aulo trans, w/OD, pwr ilr/brlt/wlnd/locks/lrunk/seal, Gertified CADILLAC '91 SEDAN w/olec. oullela, auto,, SEVICLE.121K hi. ml. AIR, AM/FM stereo cass, lilt, cruise, r def, lint, leather Int, alum nawef eng. & trans, Shelve whls, MSRP $40,100, STK #1125, VIM #1Y6I2646 lease pymls Black. $8400, Will consider . Int,>t400 732-356-7710 J trade, WW-322-8607 ;: based on $2500 cap cost-red, $469 1 it mo pyml, $Osec & $0 3, Ford Explorer ' „ 3.MazdaMPV Call" FORD E150 '94- 63Korlg, bank fee-$29<49 due al lease Incept. Purch op"$ 17,894, Til Lease CADILLAC FLEETWQ0D «ton susp., Imtd slip rear, pymts-$ 16,884 Til cosf-$ 19,384 lease price IncI $1500 lease '93528ia $33995 '$3-Fully Id,, v«ry..|d The Credit ate, Bit windows, slap bumptr. reb, $ 1000 lease loyally reb If qual* Per Mo. •kit it if it it • 4Dr, 2.8L 6Cyl, Auto w/OD,Trac Cntrt, ABS, PS, dim Cntrl, Dual Air Bags, Frt Buckt Sts, Pwr Htd Sts, Dr St cond., now trans, 7BK auto start, racks, safety Cage. 36MfJS.* 2000 "BEST BUYS'i ml., new battery & mtif- ; Experts: $7600000,908437-1238 w/Memory, Lthr Interior, P/Wnds/Lcks/Ant, Rr Def, Tilt Cruise. Alloy whls, T/Gls, Sec Syst, Keyless Entry, AlvVFMSterCass,SunRf,STKW2602,VINIIVVBW42602/30,200ml. ^ * llar.SIBOOdbd. ; f; MR2SPYDER TACOMA • \^732Ar'21-73S1.,:;-vJ ^ 1-800- II Vans & Jeeps 1410 CHEVV ASTRO VAN *«3' FINANCING ISUZU AMIOO '92- Auto, Is available on the CONV'T IDEDCAB AWD Every avail, option. ac,' soft top, exc. cond, 4-Cy1,5-SpdM/r,PS, Super cte«n,178K,«385«ia $5200. 908-272-4288 PB, A/C. PW, PDL, 733J8M474 lt 4O0 BRAND NEW 2001 Alloy Whls,DuatAlf; Like No Other CHEW BARETTA "Off'" Dnn& Morel 7867. black cherry, 2 dr, *fb. •llA/INfY0005270 ... edm),,40K, •:.•••/:••••:»' Villager Estate 908-JM9.87TB ••',' '•4 Door Van CHEVY CAVAUEHZ24 •SO- BMW Center . RadW black Int, 82K, oife. •V6 Engine •Aulo Trans w/OD 4-Dr. 4-Cyl, Auto, P&PB, owner, pt, pb, Ad pC, mow 18,995 : roof, «xo, cond., have' all •fewer Steering 'Tinted Glass A/C, AM/FM Sloroo Cosa. 8R5.4wio5.4wio. "I-Cyl" , Auto,, ABS. Dual Air BsnS Mdrel P8/PB,A/6l>Mat«l , papework, asking $7000 BRAND NEW 2001 Lincoln Navigator •Power ABS Brakes •leather Interior 17B3arVIN#YU68taOt /PB,A/6 - 12617MIIVIN»YZ57741617MIVI 6 ••• w/ slock stereo c«ss. br • Power Wlndowa/lotta •Aluminum Wheels In The World $8000.w/ custom Ui 4 dr, V8, aulo trans, w/OD, pwr ilr/brk/wlnd/locks/trunk/ieat, •Power Trunk • Keyless Enrry ui 8 «SF CHEVROLET AIR, AM/FM tleieo cass w/CD, Alpine sloroo, lilt, crul<«, r del, • Power Soal •MSRP $28,430 TOYOTA CESflFlEDS I TRUCKS AND SUV's ^ CHEVY CELEBRITY '86- lint, leather In), chrome whls, climate clrli, rev sensing, MSRP •AlrCondillonlrg •STK01V1 AS TRADED SPECIALS! • 4DR,; blue, ,70k, rupi *50,730, STK #1NM, VlrM#tUl7378 lease pymls based on $ •AM/FM SlersoCasMlla •VIN#1DJ01060 $2500 cap cast red, $589 tit mo pyml, 30 sec & $0 bank Lease Certified! Pye«Owiied ROYAL CHEVROLET fee-$3089 due al lease Incept. Purch op-$25,107, Jtl '99 RAV4 4X4 $16,995 "9•97 CARAVAN $9995 | "97 RAM PICK UP $17,995 95 CIVIC $5995 Per Mo. " Price IncI $1500 Man Reb, $2035 Thomps by BMW DAT8UN '83- 280ZX 2«, .1548 Routed east., pymls-$2l,2'04.Tllci]sH$23,704 lease price IncI $1000 lease Wd.y, DODGE Wagon, 6-Cyl, Auto DODGE'Extra Cab, 4WD.V8, HONDA 4-Cyh Auto trans, •• loyally reb If qual*. . • Discount, & $400 college grad reb If qual* all pwr, t-topt, run* W4)l, ••-.. '••?'•:'.'• • Bridgewater • 36 Mos.* Auloiram PWf StearlnaS Trans, Pwr Steering & Auto'TVans, Pwr Steering & Pwr Steerlnga Brakes, Air n»edt body work, $1000, SAVE '3935' 1998328i.....$2699S 1998Si8J. 43W Prlc«* InclucJ* all eotU lo b« paid by conuim»f «xc«pl for llcinie, r«glilrttdor>, doc fui & laimi P(ctur«i lor Ittoi purp only No) r*ip hi lypoi tnu* Prices IncI all costs lo be paid by cdnsumtr except license, registration & taxes Supersedes.all previous offers. Not responsible Brakes, Air Corid, l?wr wnds, Brakes, Air Cond, Rear Cond,101840MI/VIN# / M . 908-889-4719 ? Brakes, Air Cond, Pwr Wnds, (732)356-2460 tfip For «xc*ti \N495 . 1999S2«.U,.$33,49S $2V 3Sft52MIA/IN#WU074423 JEEP, 4-DcV6, Auto Trans, TOVOTA 4-Dr, V6, Auto, Pwr . This Is pnfy A partial Listing of Current Inventory '88- B4K, CD, tunro&l, . The Truck Experts . 'MLANDCRUISEfl $44,995 Pwr Steering & Brakes, Air Stmg & Brakes, Air Cond. leather, eve, cond., Cond, Pwr Wnds, Pwr Dr Pwr Winds &. Dr Locks, Sun '94 3500 DUALLY $14,995 Rnandng Available Through BMW Financial Services *15,B00 973-313-3342, •: Route 22. West, North Branch . ^22,995 TOYOTA 4-Dr, 4WD,V8, Locks, Cruise, Till, AM/FM Roo(, Dual Air Bag, Anll-Uock CHEVY Extra Cab, V8 Turbo FORD MUtrANO. 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STK #1P21, VIN #YV84287A. .• •. . •STK#lP28,VIN#YYfl70S37, /. ',, '.'°'ln|",' B»|)d, AC, black, ill pwr, - alum, uxo, oond, turtrMl, Call "The Credit Experts" 1 J(4JsWl •*-—•*--"•*"*—•-'"• SATURN OF GREEN BROOK Wl'STHI'M), \J FORD THUNDERBIRD tit 270 Route 22 We/st '83- Sunroof A entra* clean, 98k, 14000 obo. :: (Sreen Brook (W) 252-6500 908-««8-02a7 •00 LINCOLN TOWN:CAR SIGNATURE '00 LINCOLN TOWN GAR SIGNATURE 1 sMMMFB Every uaod Car cornea with an HONDA ACCORD EX '00- (732) 752-8383 4 ddr,, Vfl, aaut a IaIranni w/OD /,, pwp r ilr/brk/wlnd/locti/lrunl/u<)l,AIB/oc//u<)l,, , i dr, V8, ouia Irons sv/OD, pwr •tr/brlt/wlnd/l&clu/tronk/wbl, AM/fM U Hl l cWl, Hnl, IlK r.mor. ml>rl , olul mW wWi, UNCONDITIONAL 45-DAY ' 4pr, all pwr, CO, sunroof, To Showcase Your Dealership Prices include all costs to be paid by . AM/fM lUmocaU, Hli, aulse, r AIR, AM/FM iltrto cass, I It, crulso, r d«f, lint, l«olh, rnoonrF, Route 22 East • Springfield, NJ • (973) 379-7744 • 1-800-BMW-7222 4cyl,27K,H8,0oD. . 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Brand New 2001 Mercury Sable LS • LEATHER INTERIOR • MOONROOF •DUAL AIRBAGS • ABS, 4 dr, & cyl, OVER SCI TO CHOOSE FROM!• FINANCING AVAILABLE auto.-p/s/b, air, cruise,t/gls,•tilt, ' ;pAv/l/sts, r/oef, Int. wbrs; ctini, blcts, Mercury BSM, alloys,, AM/FM/cass; MSRP tryE Lire §22,185. Stk. JMB23.' VIN 1A6O6754/ $289 cust. cash Bt $289 1 stmo, pytnnt - •$i i ii N'.VJO'.U-.R $578duo ntf lease signing. Total of lecue OWN LANE pymts.$1O,4p4. Tota) cost $10,693. Buy ,Par Mo. 9995 «9995 back at lease end $10,688. 36 36Mos/ rnos./12,000.ml:peryr. 20conts porml. 95 Izuzu Rodeo LS ovoragp. INCLUDES $500 CUSTOMER "96 Ford Contour GL "95 Mercury Cougar. . REBATE,, $500 • LEASE. RENEWAL * dr. 4 cyl, auto IrMl, pwr •Ir/ADS/wlnd/ld.t'mlr, AIR, Jlrqni, ^ilr/tnV*lnc|/ia.i. AID, AM/fM . 4 dr,*cyl,'«ut6 Irdol, pwr itr/brfti/wlnd/ldi, AIR,' REBATE IE QUAL.", PLUS $400. 'OSecuriryt'O Bank Fee . AM/pMstvreo^Ail/lilt/CnjiM. r/d»f,: *lum whll. cloth, •loioocoli, till, cralm, dual air boni, 1/2 carrisgn AM/FM ilerKKali, Bll,.cn>li«,,r/d»f, Dtdtlii font, Inl bdili. Com,dual airbigt, 51,2Mm,l.,, Sik «H1», VlrM' wlp, duM wWt lug radNuo'l air baai, 56,321 ml, Silt. COLLEGE.GRAD REBATE IP QUAL". 'KTK23S101. ••."•," '.•.-.••:. rool, Slk. M774, VIN (KH6J6309. Only 35,244 mllail MUSISEEI . -.•..'•. : '• ,.' . •. '..' . ••f8()7,.VIN#S43IO457,. :-, . . ;. •

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