SERVING CRANFORD, GARWOOD and KENILWORTH A Forbes Newspaper •USPS 136 800 Second Class ____,„ Vol. 97 No. 51 Published Every Thursday Thursday, December 20,1990 Postage Paid Cranford, N.J. 50 CENTS

vtf- • In brief County paves stretch Holiday closings of Riverside Drive Municipal offices will • be closed both Monday and leading to Boulevard Tuesday of Christmas and New Year's weeks. This in- county. To date; county freehold- cludes the libraiy, recreation By Cheryl Moulton ers, and other county officials programs, senior citizen ac- . Residents of Riverside Drive re- have no knowledge as to when or tivities and bus service, and ceived an early Christmas present why the roadway was paved or municipal government offices. from the- county on Dec. 11—the who gave the go ahead for the Township, building workers paving of a stretch 6f roadway di- project As far as the residents switched their Lincdln's Birth- rectly connecting their quiet resi- know "there had been an under- day and Veterans Day holidays dential -area with Kenilworth Bou- standulg" this section of Riverside for Christmas Eve and New levard, a change they say will ad- Drive would remain unpaved. The Year's Eve. Normal service versely affect their quality of life basis for this, understanding was will be provided Dec. 24 and and safety. not explained. 31 by the Post Office, banks, The quiet street, winding along Residents of Riverside Drive garbage collectors and Motor the river, previously led onto a flocked to the Dec. 11 Township Vehicle Services. Public stretch of unpaved, impassable Committee meeting seeking an- schools and Union County Col- county parkland roadway leading swers to their questions, but the lege will have hill days of to Kenilworth Boulevard. Last governing body remained dumb-: school tomorrow before the week 33,000-square feet of asphalt founded. Mayor Ed Force said he changed the roadway into a pass- "did not know1' .the work was able ~ roadway —Unking • Cranford- s v -going to-jbe done and fiad-: "re- ^^iFued tomorrow. .All and •..Keni]lwb)rjh7 Meii?iwhile;^e :.eeiyed.\the:.ye: : ruharounduharound " \yh£ri he schools;willTeopTen.Jan. .2."* ' township, fuming over not-receiy- called the::" counts? after being ing notification of the paving by alerted earlier in the. day by resi- the county, reacted by erecting ••'dents. . :'' ••"• '.' :" '•. . . \ •-••' •'. :'. Early deadline roadblocks until a complete ex- Resident Richard Larson, planation can be secured from the (Please turn to page A-7) The Chronicle office will be open all day Saturday but closed Monday and Tuesday for both Christmas and New Officials, residents meet Year's. The deadline.for press releases, classified advertising and retail display advertising to air Riverside paving is 4 p.m. tomorrow. I By Cheryl Moulton county director of public works- County, officials, township offi-: Pat White had authorized the Tags for cats cials and residents met Monday to work. Although White did have iron out the dissension over the the authority to pave the roadway, The Township Committee recently paved extension of River- "there were other factors that will hear comments from the side Drive. should have been considered," public; before voting Wed- According to Union County Woliansky said. nei. day night on an ordinance media liaison Peggy Woliansky, Those factors center primarily requiring cat owners to obtain the meeting centered on all par- on environmental' and safety is- licenses and have their pets ties' putting their concerns on the sues which were not addressed innoculated against rabies.: table and working together to ad- prior to the repaying. A question dress each issue.. White the quesr of whether the roadway required ; tiotv.bf who had authorized the Department of Eiivtr-in,tyvo areas, ting its., timing was poor, dug O.HOLY NIGHT: Corey Lakata as.Mary prays over Baby Jesus during Christmas pageant at St. ship officials, county freeholders ; up a section of Fourth Avenue Michael's School. Schedule of services in local churches can be found on Pages A-14 and A-15. and county manager Ann Baron, jit county park land to one side and to install new pipes nine days became apparent at the meeting shade tree^ subdiyisibn to the after the borough repaved the ••. other.':'" ..••,'• .• ;•. :''•••'•... •••••'•••••.• road.-Borough teachers arid At the meeting White said he the school board will seek a based his decision to repave the second session with a media- Family Care plays Santa for childrejti in jieed roadway on continuing problems tor. Page A-8/ !; with illegal dumping along the By Cheryl Moulton betes she thought it was the end world was seeing her children not tor, maneuvered around the roadway; hdrrendous potholes The man could not help but of the world, but she was wrong. have warm coats, or enough food, stacks of Christinas presents piled which made county vehicle access hear his five children composing When her husband walked out a or Christmas presents. They de- in her office. She sighed and won- impossible. Course stays letters to Santa. He had to turn few months later she thought it' served to have what other kids dered why it looked like so much. The repaying of the Riverside away so they would hot see the was the end of the world, but she had on Christmas morning. They She knew better. When it. came to Road extension involved 30,000 The medical laboratory tech- tears in his eyes. They had no was wrong. When she lost her leg deserved to have the dreams all making Christmas for 96 families nology course will remain at square feet of paving at an ap- idea that Santa would pass by from complications of her disease children havc.that Santa will who were down on their luck; and proximate cost of $15,000, but this Cranford High School next their house this year. she. thought this surely must be come to their house too. She was helping 132 children wake up year. Page A-9. happy on Christmas morning, it figure has not been verified. One by one the children sealed the end of the world, but again just about to give up hope Did Residents of Riverside Drive their letters, carefully printed "To she was wrong. God hear her prayers? Did any- would take a lot more than two little offices full of presents to ac- have formed a group called River- Santa, North Pole" on the outside. Less than a-.week from Christ- one? ' side Organization for Safety and Retort They had no doubt the letters mas she knew the end of the Silvia Sidoti, Family Care direc- (Please turn to page A-5) Environment (ROSE). According would get to Santa They were too to one resident the group has de- School board member Henry young to understand Santa did cided to wait two weeks to allow Pavlak criticized colleague not exist A little while later the "both county and township offl- James Van Horn for what he . man took the five letters and put ,.cials to go through the normal termed the lattor's attempt to them in his coat pocket He never process of seeking answers to our embarrass the board attorney. thought Christmas would be like environmental and safety con- PageA-2. this. Every year they had man- cerns before we will proceed with aged to. give the children a good other options." Christmas, but that was before the Most valuable plant laid him off. With five little ones waiting for Cranford High School's Will- Christmas, how could he break i Hit \ H ie Carpenter won the most their hearts? He always thought United Way valuable wrestler award at a. he would be able to take care of recent tournament Page B-l. his family, his wife, their home. reaches 75% He sat down at the table, put his head in his hands and began to Seasonal songs cry.- • •••• ••• .• . . • of its goal The woman walked into the Cranford school children basement of the Municipal Build- Cranford's United Way cam- performed seasonal favorites ing and sat down on the chair out- paign, has reached 75 percent of during recent holiday con- side the Cranford Family Care As- its campaign goal of $195,000, ac- certs. Pnotos are on Page A-10. sociation office. She had heard cording to campaign chairman Mrs. Sidoti could help her chil- Skip Winter. * dren this Christmas. This was her "We are holding our own," said Recycling last hope, and for her babies" Winter, "despite a sluggish econ- sake, she hoped and prayed there HERE COMES SANTA CLAUS In the person of Family Care director Sylvia Sidoti with loads of omy and uncertain times, All of us Residents should place would be help here. Christmas teddy bears to make Christmas brighter for some township children. have been affected by the econ- newspapers, glass and alumi- was for children...they deserved it omy and world events in Saudi. num at curbside Wednesday They had plenty of years to, learn Arabia. It's a tribute to Cranford for collection for recycling. about doctor bills, sickness and Kids'letters to Santa reflect troubled times that we continue to be able to help bur own. hard times. Please Lord, she By Cheryl Moulton desire to see a peaceful solution to the problems in prayed, don't let the children According to reports from the North Pole, Cranford Saudi Arabia. One little girl told Santa she didn't "Of special interest," he added, Guide to inside wake up and find nothing under kids' letters to Santa reflect a concern about war and "want anything for myself," but she would appreciate "is that. a contribution was re- the tree this year. . the economic condition of the country. if he could just "drop off my presents to the soldiers ceived from one of our townspeo- Classified...... C-l to C-8 A young mother waited until The endless wish lists of last year have been re- who are protecting our country." Almost every letter ple who is on an overseas busi- placed by a desire to be "good" and a touching ness assignment in Singapore. Editorials ...... A-4 her four children left for school reflects the need to let Santa know they are "trying" Perhaps it should go on record as Entertalnment...... B-9 to B-15 before she began to cry. She truthfulness of how they have really behaved. All to be good, or have done the best they can. letters depict a genuine caring for the welfare of the contribution traveling the fur- Garwood A-8 thanked God it Was not bitter cold Most kids seem to apologize for even asking for any thest distance." yet their thin jackets would dp Santa, his wife and the elves, with the body of most presents, dwelling instead on what they would like Kenilworth ,A-6 All contributions are tax- Letters »A-4 until the weather took a turn for letters devoted to questions having nothing to do Santa to bring Mom, and Dad, brothers! and sisters. the worse. It was almost Christ- with what they want for Christmas. Almost as an This is a change from last year when the hue and deductible, and may be claimed Obituaries ; », B-8 on 1990 tax returns. Donations Religion news...... A-14, A-15 mas, and she could not buy coats afterthought a line is devoted to the one or two cry was more, more, more and then some more. It is let alone presents. The last few presents they "could use." apparent, economics and the state; of the country may be mailed to the Cranford Social news A-12, A-13 United Way, P.O. Box 171, Cran- Sports:--—,; • B-1 to BA years had been a nightmare. More moving is, the children's concern with the have left an impression on the youngsters who wait When she discovered she had dia- country's teetering on the edge of war and their- for Christmas 1990 to arrive. ford 07016. I A-2 CRANFORD CHRONICLE Thursday, December 20.1990 Thursday, December 20, 1990 CRANFORD CHRONICLE A-3 Pavlak: 'vindictive attack' Town -gown meeting rejects outside employee counselor sparked lawyer bill inquiry the Cranford Chronicle vM promptly correct errors of fact, context The Township Cpmmittee and The two boards had discussed percent of Pierri's time lately. tracts. If the two boards can get a While visions of sugar plums dance in your heads, or presentation and clarify any news- content tfot corpses or mis- school board have agreed they Pierri's increasing student case- It was agreed last week that single bid ..each body will be as- Bakers, Ken and Randy will be up out of bed School board member Henry Countering Van Horn's com- leads readers. Please report errors to Chronicle editor Patruna An- will not hire an outside agency to load at their initial meeting in Pierri would continue to counsel sessed for the number of contain- 'Creating Confections, Cookies and Cakes . Pavlak, in a prepared statement ments last week, Pavlak said, "I derson, 102 Walnut Awe., Cranford, NJ. 07016, 276-6000. M correc- counsel their respective employ- October. Township officials' had students for 95 percent of his time ers collected. The boards' finance Just like 01' Granny used to make. at Monday's Board of Education cannot believe that public embar- tions and clarifications vM appear in this space on this page as a ees who have drug and alcohol suggested hiring an outside and the remainder would be de- officers reported that other-areas So place your order Right Away meeting, denounced his colleague rassment and disruption on the convenience and courtesy to our readers. : and other personal problems. The agency to serve employees. This voted to emergency counseling for of mutual purchase discussed at For scrumptious desserts James Van Horn's recent public board are in the best interest of •John Quinn was head football coach at Cranford High School for two bodies came to the conclusion was estimated to. cost $14,000. employees. His latest employee the Oct. 4 meeting would not gen- For the Holiday. : questioning of bills submitted by the community..! agree that the two seasons before resigning recently. Dec, 6 that, student assistance Pierri's workload had been split caseload had been nine hwnship erate sufficient savings. the board attorney as "a personal board and the community have counselor Angelo Pierri would at 85 percent for students and 15 employees and 15 school board The two boards also will investi- and vindictive attack and deliber- been, vvronged, but this time it was continue to serve the population percent for town and school em- staffers. Township Committee and gate the purchase of a Toro large- ate attempt to embarrass" Irwin because of Van Horn's actions." , at Cranford High School for the ployees when he started here five scale rotary mower for $48,000 Pavlak asked Van Horn, who was school board members agreed OPRN CHRISTMAS TILL 1 PM Weinberg . majority of his time and that he years ago. The cost of his services that Pierri would provide immedi- that would save time and man- & absent from the meeting, to '*put is split by the governing body and power in mowing the combined Pavlak said the situation "has his self interest aside and work would provide immediate evalua- ate evaluations and referrals for CHRISTMAS EVE TILL 7 PM been blown out of proportion by tion and referral to employees in school board. However, student employees. They also pointed out 200 acres of the municipal and 1 with the board so the board can problems have been taking up 95 Van Horn and the Chronicle. ' address the district's real prob- his remaining'time. that employees' medical benefits school properties. Finance offic- Van Horn had questioned $477 . lems." . . " ." . provide counseling services. ers also will investigate hiring an 272-0066 in overcharges at the Nov. 19 PTC scholarship forms available The two boards also agreed to outside landscaper during the meeting and another $1,245 at the In other comments at Monday's Special The, scholarship committee of Tina Oriscello; Walnut, Marianne ask Pierri to hold a management heavy growing season. KENMAR BAKERY Dec. 10 meeting in bills submitted meeting, Cranford Education As- Christmas the Cranford Parent Teacher Stiansen; Livingston, Kathy Ber- training, program for municipal Representatives put on hold any 541 Boulevard. Kenilworth. NJ ZJ by the firm of Weinberg and Kap- sociation president Diane Taylor Council, is offering educational and school supervisors so they improvements to the Memorial Arrangements gen; Hillside, Carol Michaels, and 1 low over the last three years. Van accused the. Chronicle of "yellow grants for 1991. . Cranford High SchobI, Ginny could recognize employees . with Field track fbr now-. Horn's comments were cut short journalism" for last week's edito- Live Or Silk riowcrs Stuffed Animals • rruIt Baskets Any graduating member of the Weber. Scholarship chairmen are problems and ^direct them to each time as the majority of the rial, that criticized board members Paper- Party Qoods senior class at Cranford ,, High proper treatment. who approved the recent 8 per- Joan Weeks and Polly Johnston. board felt the discussion should School is eligible to apply for a Applications are available in In other topics of mutual con- take place in closed session. cent salary increase for teachers, one-year grant to any accredited She said teachers are upset at the Cranford Library and at Cranford cern, the boards agreed to seek While noting that Van Horn had institute of higher learning: secre- High School guidance office. Fi- joint.bids in the spring for gar- raised "some legitimate ques- newspaper's editorials and car- toons, saying they hold the staff MITTEN BONANZA: Sylvia Sidoti of Cranford Family Care tarial, trade, nursing, technical in- nancial Aid Forms also are avail-: bage collection in an effort to save tions," Pavlak said Van Horn receives mittens for the needy from Walnut School kindergart- 12 South Michigan Ave • Kenilworth stitute, two- or four-year college. able at the guidance office; money on their individual con- should have .followed board pro- up to ridicule. Taylor said "the CEA "will do something about it ners, from. left, Krystal. Englese, Meghan Fitzpatrick, Brady 245-M22 I axi 245-1669 A total of $10,000 was awarded cedure by first bringing his ques- Booth, Tara Brennen, Frankle Plowcha and Jaclyn Yates. to graduating seniors last year. tions to the board finance chair- We're not sure what yet'' Holiday Hours: Dec. lO-Dcc. 23 open til 8s00 p,ra. Grants are made through funds man or business administrator raised by various projects and to Weinberg himself. throughout the yean ; "The whole, issue could have The committee includes a repre- GIFT CERTIFICATE been resolved," said Pavlak. "Inr sentative from each sohool: stead Van Horn saw an opportu- Brookside, Jodi Newman; Orange, nity' to embarrass and. cast a Paddock Club shadow over" Weinberg and Kap- For the Total Comfort Home Traditionals :low.,;.He.•called the matter "a set- Christmas ORATORY HONORS up" and added he was "very ag- . WE'VE BEEN SERVING UNION COUNTY Honor roll stiidents at Oratory Especially for You gravated at the, way. the Chronicle .;••:-,.• •• FOR 58 YEARS •,: Pre^for the first quairjter this year include Keith Knox of Cranford, a : is 'playing up this story and wak- Lie 1428 . •'••••.... When ohly the best will do, ' • , • ' ing Van HonrouOo be a protec- Weekend freshman, and THomgis.Drogon of choos«.the Paddock Club tor of the taxpayer when, he was Kenilworth, a junior. : •, only using the paper and the Sun- This comf6rtab!eVcasy;fcarc,,lrno3tly' '_ shine Law. for-his own self inter- cotton oxford has quality details tike .' ; - ; slngle-needlc tailoring And reinforced .. • • est" '• :••• •;••.• " • •' : ' It's Not Too Late to Order Pies HOI4DAY cros^stitched buttons for longer wear. 36 North Ave., E. •Cranford • 276-1320 TopfuMd collar and 2-button adjustable for Christmas Eve call 233-3444 GREETINGS cuffs provide a crisp, neat appearance. .' ENVIRONMENTAL TIP Trane'Furnaces & Air Conditioning Shirts as special as the man who wears them Are you interested in stopping Water Heater • Burhan Boilers Paddock Cliib by Arrow. unwanted junk mail and helping Apple Pies ~ : Pumpkin Pies To You and Your to save forests in the process? 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'omm* ! enta ^. • - Season-s Gre€tiiigs Downtown merchants have sev- The "365 New Words a Year" At. Close to Cost, 101 Miln St, starting at $10. . caution says safety council eral suggestions for last-minute (276-3939) are turtleneck sweaters Santas: Most stores offer extended calendar can be found for $7.95 at At Martin Jewelers at 12 North Celebration Cranford Book Store, 32 North at $7 and $8 for moms, grannies all.snow and ice from your wind- hours^ , Ave. W. (276-6718) can be found a Christmas spirit As millions of Americans take to Avei W: (276-0390), and younger girls. special gold rope bracelet at $80 the roads to visit family and loved shield, rear window, mirrors and Geiger's at 15 N. Union Ave. At Personally Yours, 105 South Bergen Camera Exchange at 24 lights. Good vision is. particularly (276-8088) has Totes slippers and for sweethearts. ,'•.'•' raft Star Cranford organizations and individuals have shown their gen- ones this holiday season, the New . Ave., (272-3737) are executive gift Eastman St (276-1024) is carrying To make last-minute shopping' Jersey State Safety Council urges important in bad weather; a gloves Jbr moms, secretaries, aunt- baskets with all types' of gourmet the. Nikon One-Touch 100 for the erosity and concern since Thanksgiving by including the Cran- "peep hole" is not enough. ... ies and grab bags, for $8. They even easier, downtown parking is ford Famijy Care Association on their shopping lists. That's the motorists to follow safe driving foods and chocolates, from $49.95 new photographer at $139.95. free; meters are covered. Most 24 North Avenue East • Cranford, NJ. 07016 rules to avoid being involved ia a'-' Safety belts arc proven lifesav- make great stocking stuffers too. to $99.95. ,: Hartig Paint and Wallpaper at holiday spirit Irafjic motor vehicle crash. Ac- crs. Be sure, everyone in your ve- Gentlemen's Corner, 11 N. stores will be open until 9 tonight 1 : A continuous supply of food, clothing and toys has been do- Cranford Bike Shop at 105 N. 101 N. Union Ave. (276-2540) has arid tomorrow, 6 p.m. Saturday, 5 Original Bibhy owners cording to the National Safety hicle is buckled up and that in- Union Ave., (272-5350) suggests for Union Ave. (272-0184). has a wide art" supplies for the artist from nated to the association for the 96 families it currently is serv- Council..between 380 and 480 mo- fants and small children are: se- Dad, that perfect paisley tie by p.m. Sunday and 5:30 Christmas . Introducing,Outside Catering Dcpt. selection of cycling gloves for the $10.95. Also all items are marked Eve. ', ' •. •• • . • ing. Donors have included individuals, clubs, businesses, civic torists arc expected to die in traf- cured in properly installed feder- Christian Dior at $27,50. rider in the family, starting at down 10 percent . Hors D^ocuvrcs, Sandwiches, fic crashes during the Christmas ally approved child safety seats. At 23. N. Union Ave., the Cran- Finally, for the child in every- organizations, scout troops and school children. $16.95. ' . ' .•••'.••• Garden State Mirror and Frame Roasts with Gravy holidays and ariother 350 to 450 Don't drink and drive. Assure ford Bootery (276-3272) has a large one, Santa will visit the downtown However, with a record number of children (132) on the list, Cranford Sports Center at 100 R. at 5 Eastman St (272-5717) is fea- area for. the- last time before Available for Office or Home donations are a bit short of what is needed to. make this during the New Year holiday pe- that all guest at holiday., parties assortment of slippers for Morn, Union Ave. (2764569) has New riod. All ' additional 27,000 to get home safely by using the des- Dad and the kids, ranging from turing a wide assortment of Christmas tonight at 8 arid Sat- . Christmas happy for the town's needy families. Residents are 33,000 people may sufTcr disabling York Giants sweatshirts for Dad frames for the home or office, urday from 1 to 3 p.m. ignated driver plan. Individuals $.14,90 to $37.90. at $26.95. . BANQUET ROOM urged to bring, by tomorrow, new toys, hats, gloves, boots, paja- injuries over the two holiday pe- decide who will drive beforehand mas and other gifis to the Cranford Family Care office on the riods; says the National Safety and refrain from drinking alco- AVAILABLE 7fower level of the Municipal Building. The office is open from Council. • . •••••'. holic! beverages so that the safe Family routed by fire in Lincoln Ave. home for Christmas '8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. The purchase of this last-minute gift Would transport of friends and relatives MAKE YOUR HOLIDAY .Last, year in NcW Jersey nine By Cheryl Moulton . help bring joy to a neighbor in need. persons were killed in motor vehi- is insured.. " ; • Care director Sylvia Sidoti to discuss the pos- Saturday the family moved out of the motel cle crashes during the three-day, Even if you are a passenger, The McClellan Street family who lost their sibility of temporarily housing the 11 members and into the Lincoln Avenue home, where the RESERVATIONS NOW! Christmas holiday while seven limit your intake of alcohol before home in a fire last month will not be in that of the family in the Lincoln AvenUe house. little ones can run, Mom can cook, and Dad Peace on earth died over the New Year holiday you "hit the road." The possibility residence for Christmas, but a joint effort Putting their heads together they waded, can set up a Christmas tree. The rooms have LUNCH & DINNER 7 DAYS A WEEK period. .. of suffering damage to your brain, workfed a miracle on behalf of the family. through the red tape ihvolved with securing received a fresh coat of paint, the rugs and The day after the Jones family's home was This Christmas message was ipritteri by the Rev. Edward Swierzbinski, The Safety Council offers the spinal cord and heart in the event approvals; from the Jones's insurance com- floors cleaned, and residents have donated pastor of pie Church of St. Anne. . . following driving tips to help keep of an accident is increased with gutted by fire, Barbara Jones, mother of seven pany to township approvals, the project gradu- furniture to the family. ' Tossed. Salad FREE with pinner holidays safe: every alcoholic beverage you con- ages 2 to 18, said, "God never closes one door ally began to take shape. It loked like the Last week Girl Scout Troop 779 and the Po- Full Course Lunch & Dinners Riding around neighborhoods you see Christmas light remind- Before starting your trip, clear sume. ''•'•• '•::.. unless he opens another." A door was opened Joneses would be "home for Christinas." Liv- lice Athletic League hosted a dance for 150 for the family on Saturday, one to their tempo- Non Smoking Room Available ers of the reason for celebrating; reminders of the peace and joy ing at;the Coachman Inn in three rooms was sixth to eighth graders, with the proceeds the shepherds experienced that first Christmas night rafy hoitic on. Lincoln Avenue, courtesy of a beginning to take its toll. The smaller chil- going to the Jones family. Tuning in TV news or picking up the newspaper, you see and . joint effort of the township housing board and dren, ages 2 and 4, had nowhere to play, and Sidoti said the family's home on McClellan read about turmoil and violence. This Christmas we sing about Calendar of meetings , the Family Care .Association. Housing board Mi's. Jones could not even cook for her family. Street will not be ready until July, but until peace on earth but our young men and women are in Saudi president Roman Chapelsky, still waiting for. Surprisingly, the family kept their chins up that time they will live on Lincoln Avenue. As P. COUPON Thursday* Dec. 20 approval to build the second jsenior citizen and madfe the bfest of things, never losing: hope for the kids, they are eagerly looking forward Arabia to contain the violent actions of Iraq. 7:30 p.m. Granford Mayor's Com-, Borough Hall . complex, realized the township'owned rental Somehow it helps to know that at the time of Jesus' birth that that there had to be a reason for what had to Christmas. Doors open when you least ex- I mittee on Airplane Noise, Munici- Wednesday, Jan. 2 property was sitting vacant, and called Family ' happened. . ' pect them to. Maybe miracles do exist same turmoil existed. When "Caesar Augustus issued a decree, pal Building 8 p.m.; Cranford Planning Board, I TWO DAYS ONLY! for a census of the. whole .world to be taken" he caused a Wednesday, ©ec. 26 Municipal Building .,.,., . .,...*•- considerable amount of turmoil especially for Joseph and iMary 8 p.m. Cranford Township Com- Thursday, Jan. 3" Family Gare plays Santa • Thurs. & FsL, Dec. 20 & 21 who was in her last week of pregnancy arid they had to travel mittee, Municipal Building" . ; 7*30 p.m. Cranford.Mayor's Cpm- (Continued from Page A-1) : Thursday, Dec.27 . '-•.'. ; said a? silent prayer people would !.,J5sin.]^azarethy^oJBethle'he.niv^';_;>__^;; •.__,'•• . _;,..__ . .;_! ,._... .'._•.'•' y i ,.mittee.on Airplane Noise, Municir -compllsh that goat. - ' v ! • . . '„ remember those less fortunate. As Buy 3 or More CD's By our standards the distance wasn't great, less than: 15. miles. "Tfi30 'p}tM: Cranford Mayor's Com- \ Surveying tiie tiny office, her mittee on Airplatie Noise, Munici- pal Building'•• \, .^ •;•; ' >- rsheMocked up the office at the But there, were no trains, no buses, no cars or paved highways, A '. 8 • p.m: • Kenilwprth Planning eyes, fell on tile teddy bears, and. end of another; long day, Sidoti To the Editor. -•'•:. - pal iBuilding: . : • •' V•;. she had to smile. The day she re- just a dirt road and always with the threat of thieves attacking our board of directors. Every via- Tuesday, Jan. 1 , • : Board, Borough Hall closed her eyes and said a an- pilgrims/ ...... As vice president of Project ceived the call from the Salvation other little prayer. Outloud. she SAVE 2 Home, I want to express on behalf ble community needs volunteers Noon. Garwood Borough Council Monday, Jan. 7 But somehow, peace and joy radiated within Joseph and Mary Army aSking if she, as Cranford's said, "If you're listening Santa, we of that organization our profound who are committed to serving the reorganization meeting, Borough 7 p.m.. Kenilworth Borough " representative for the Salvation off each ; really need you." that night And the promise of Christmas is that this same peace appreciation to the Chronicle for neighborhood. We have them in Hall.. ; ... ••• -,-. . : .-•• • Council workshop, Borough Hall Bring Us Your Christmas List Armjr, could use "some" teddy The Family Care Association of- and joy can radiate within us. the excellent coverage given our Cranford. And, also, our home- 1 p.m. Cranford Township Com- 8 p.m. Granford Board of Educa- bears, she of course said, "Yes." n COMPACT In order for this to happen we need to understand peace is annual meeting. We have learned town newspaper deserves our mittee- reorganization meeting, tion ^budget workshop, Lincoln fice is open during regular Muni- Fine Homemade Chocolates support. Municipal Building • Little did she know she would re^ cipal Building hours, 8:30 a.m. to not something '.'out there." Rather, peace is something "in that several Cranford residents School ceiye 60 bears in hand-made out- Homemade Chocolate Novelties becarne informed and responded Rev. Arnold J. Dahlquist 1 p.m. Kenilworth Borough 8:15 p.m. Cranford. Board of Ad- 4:30 p.m., Monday through Friday, Sugarfree Chocolates . here," in a person's heart fits of every conceivable nature. except holidays. DIGITAL AUDIO Peace cannot be attained by winning the lottery, owning sev- to our purpose—preventing riome- -.•... • .;. 113AldenSt Council reorganization meeting, justment, Municipal Building Nursing home residents had each ;.'.. Gift Baskets lessness before it happens. : eral cars, homes, even having good health or always getting our taken a bear #nd lovingly made ENVIRONMENTAL TIP IVe Ship Anywhere own way. Many people have these things but are not at peace. Also; our heartfelt gratitude goes fan outfit Sitting just a few feet Most cleaners and polishes are 125 E. Broad St., Westfield In contrast, there are people like Mother Teresa of India who to Cranford Junior Woman's Club 9 i from her desk were the bears, toxic.;. They go into-sewers- and- own little or nothing, have poor health but are rich because they for its recent and very successful 'OK, people, lei's gel in line... • some dressed as clowns, cowboys, into the water system. There are Alwavs Wekome 23 2-1904 P%Buy |ior More Cassettes— are at peace. The promise, of Christmas is that we, too, can home tour, by which these helpful joggers, ' chefe, but each one six . simple non-toxic ingredients women aided our charitable Christmas brings iback so many memories, some der, who fell into the pile of hay...knocking over the unigu& They would make some of one can use .instead—vinegar, receive this same peace if we open ourselves to the source of cause. Results are still coming in. that will live on to haunt me and others that will the children very happy on Christ- peace, Jesu Christ. camels. As the last piece of scenery fell, there lyas soap, baking soda,.borax,^ammo- OPEN THURS. NIGHTS TIL 8 PM However, it is expected that touch my heart forever. .••'...•••• deadly silence. No one moved...or breathed. mas morning. The bears truly nia and washing soda. Use these In Isaiah 9,1 we read: "The people who walked in darkness nearly $5,000 will have.been con- The year I turned 10, I had one thing on my Then we all started laughing. All of us. Even pur were a blessing. in various mixes to clean, scrub off each have seen a great light; upon those who dwelt in the land of tributed to Project Home. . ; mind...I was not going to be a camel in the good parents. Sister Judith tried to get things back to Taking out the list of families floors, do windows, etc. gloom a light has shone." At Christmas there is a temptation to . We had set an ambitious goal of Sisters of Mercy "Nativity" play again. Sister Judith, order with her flashlight and her .megaphone, buj; it who needed help this year, she MATTRESS FACTORY $10,000 for 1990, more than dou- a.ka; Cecil B. DeMille, should have been a Hollyr. get bogged down in material gifts and the details of dinner. Let's was too late. By the time the lights were working WE CARRY ORGANICALLY GROWN FOOD, CHEMICAL AND PESTICIDE FREE. not forget to include, the spiritual, aspect of gift giving, the ible our previous year's /-achieve-- wood producer and I personally feel she missed her again, the scene that unfolded was ript the,extr«- to the public. Coupon MUST be presented for discount l jiqnent. Because,.,of,_t|}e,.generous .yaganza Sister. Judith had anticipated;/^ttdYsljie spiritual experience of having loved ones around the dinner ' support of the Junior Roman's claim, a.role better than a cairieL.one had'to'plot Tom Dorieily : 1 slumped into chair, a glazed look on her fece.'ahe table,, (: ,:,,•••.. •..•....;. ..,, :•:>,, ....•; , , ': ••.•.•'••• •••'A^'\/: '. •. "jPK.U/t-... !. i-'U..l."j.'«l..^,r^AVl^il ',{,,* . months in^vartfee. •'-'.\,%;>•'»• .s ' • '•'-'•''"'--' megaphone still clutched'tightly in her' hand': f^riis 2Q1 -322-2130 At this time of year it is, also, riot uncommon for many to Ve shall make a final report I began my, strategy early in the fall. It wasn't easy was the straw that broke the camels back..n6 :|>un CD. experience sadness despite parties and celebrations. Maybe we to Cranford residents through the for a kid like me who spent the majority of the v intended HARVEST j AltoOnDisplay . have lost a loved one during the past year; maybe we're sad Chronicle early in 1991. school year in the "cloak rbom. ' (What the heck is a HEALTH FOODS - NATURAL VITAMINS cloak anyway?) I became a model student banishing STAFF ANNEX because of poor health, loneliness or a financial crisis. No Tn last week's edition Kathleen 1759 EAST 2ND STREET GARWOOD MANALAPAN matter what our outside experiences we can still choose to be at Prunty, who. chaired the home spit balls, whispering, talking, jumping out of my MHOmHMBttX HOHtMlMONCtNUII scat..running, leaping and talking back from niy SCOTCH PLAINS, NJ 07076 ROUTE (NORTH 233-1448 233-5111 peace;. .••• .' • .. "..•••'.• .' ' • ' •.• .•"•..• tour program, expressed her We have the latest information on products necessary to thanks to the many groups and or- daily activities. I even contributed to the pagan ba- 789-0140 .Freq Delivery Remember the shepherds on the first Christmas night The support your nutritional needs. Come see the widest variety Gospel of Luke tells us they were very much afraid. ganizations and the four, home bies fund. I was...in essence...reformed...to the dis- 9 Elm St. • Westfield owners who helped proniote the may of everyone including Mom who thought I was of vitamins and nutritional factors that will affect your health. Bedding Removal But the angel said, "Do riot be afraid. Listen, I bring you news "coming down with something." of great joy. Today in the town of David; a Saviour has been tour. We of Project Home heartily join with her in the spirit of her In December Sister Judith made her announce-i Shenanigans born." May all of us reach out to one another and comfort each ment..tryouts would take plape the following week. I letter to the editor. But, also, we By Cheryl Moulton one, remembering the reason for the season. are'pleased to thank Mrs. Prunty wanted the treasured role of Mary...the serene, beau- tiful Mary in her ice blue silken robe, angelic eyes for the leadership, the time and ••'•J the dedication she gave. In my gazing lovingly at Joseph, the camels, the Wise Men "i Question: ,\ years as a minister I have learned and...baby Jesus. Unfortunately.,.a girl named Patty i In praise of underdogs that the success of any. effort, won the part She was the perfect Mary. She glided With only 5 days All of the unsung heroes of the world deserve some tribute, and stands in direct relationship to', through life (I tripped) she spoke softly and clearly (I To:Your Loved One Expires; Dec. 31, 1990 left before Christmas, the third Friday in December is the day to salute them. This date, . the devotion of the person who lisped and shouted). No...I was not the. perfect t OUR 45th Mary...,but I was the understudy..,which gave me m .1 Upon presentation of this "Gift Certificate", you will learn ANNIVERSARY where can I go to known as Underdog Day, falls on Dec. 21 this year. chairs that effort ' We kids, always inventive, decided the show must \\* somewhat of a chance to play the role...should Patty "HOW TO WIN AT THE LOSING GAME!" . CHRISTMAS find something lovely Underdog Day provides an opportunity to pay homage to all of go on...and it did...to the amazement of our parents, •" t the No. 2 people who contribute so much to making top dogs look I met Kathleen Prunty for the fall sick at the last moment who sat open-mouthed in. the audience. We ad lib- .. •• •( for my lady? God works in mysterious ways. Somewhere in his i FIFTY DOLLARS ($50) OFF good. Robinson Crusoe's Friday, Batman's Robin, Sherlock Hol- first time at the annual meeting of bed our way through the night our dear Savior was f . infinite wisdom he saw fit to bless Patty with chicken mes' Dr. Watson, and the Lc-ie Ranger's Tonto are some under- Project Home in November. I was/ born, putting new meaning on the word "creative." It ' t This gift comes with best wishes for a happy, dogs who deserve a lot ^. .redit And Charlie Brown, who often pleased when she and Susan .Car-, pox the day before the play, and I stepped into the turned^oiit to be a wonderful, touching, childlike •-:'i takes a back seat to Si. t-y» is an underdog in the truest sense. uso-Green accepted election to' role. Well, maybe a better word would-be "fell" into view, with no one caring about the blood streaks on .n't health you, from Your Name Donor. the role. I suppose I can mark the whole ugly scene my ice blue robe, the scenery lying in a heap on the that unfolded to a twist of fatcsome ironic payback stage, or the star that was held in the sky by Bobby for all the dastardly deeds I had performed through- Fitzpatrick on a ladder. Baby Jesus was picked up The 625 South Ave. A Christmas I will never forget out my short life. . and passed among the Wise Men.and shepherds, Welghtrbss Westfield It looked like everything would go off smoothly. 9 By Paul Arianas up. each one gentiy kissing his face. Professionals 654-7820 For some people, math is the root of all evil. For Sister Judith and her helpers, Sister Ann and Sister Joseph thanked the shepherds for coming and the Center Chronicle associate others, it is the Republicans. For my father, our Ann Marie (which Sister Judith kept getting mixed Wise Men for their gifts, remarking how it would Fostoria , We. all have certain holidays ••' . . home plumbing system serves as the bane of his up so she called them Sister "No. 1 and No: 2") were help "pay tiie bills." Our parents, linking arms in the we will never forget While most might recall the existence. right on schedule. Sister Judith shouted into her audience, joined in the singlng...everi Sister Judith splendor of a certain celebration or the comforting We called the plumber—no answer. megaphone the night of the play, "OK, people, let's revived enough to join in. feeling ° uniting with faraway friends or family, my We called Roto-Rooter—allegedly arrested for DWI get in liric.camels to the right, cows to the left, Christmas, when I was growing up, was wrapped SPECIAL HOLIDAY PROGRAM: most vi' oliday recollection is of a darker nature. on Route 22. . shepherds in the center, Wise Men.,..where are the around more than receiving presents. We may not It all r > about a week after Thanksgiving 1985. We had no choice—my dad and I had to go into the Wise Men?" she yelled through the megaphone, have had a lot, but it didn't matter. We had Dad's Tradk ly, on Christmas Day, my mother hosts a odorous crawlspace beneath the house and clear the blessing herself and praying for strength. tree, the one that each year "was the best we ever CRANFORD INDOOR POOL party for about 50 relatives. Now this might sound drains. We lined up, silently going over our lines...as our had."- We had cotton and glue to decorate the ffront quite festivOj but it usually putsa certain amount of While others were raising the name of the soon-to- parents filed into the auditorium...smiling that happy windows, paper candy canes for the front door, and AND pressure on all of us to prepare for a party of that be birthday boy in song, my father was taking it In parent smile they get when about to reap the fruits a bevy Of oddball ornaments Mom and Dad had AND FITNESS CENTER size. In 1985, however, the preparations w6nt from vain. While other people were toasting their good of their labors. Sister Judith finally found the way- lovingly collected through the years, many made by STOCKING the sublime to the ridiculous. cheer with egg nog, my father arid I were ankle-deep ward Wise Men...and the lights began to dim. Sister us kids. Christmas meant watching "Scrooge" on TV PEPPER ivly mom decided that the interior, of the house in a fluid which was similar to egg nog in viscosity "No. 2" began to softly play "Silent Night" on the Christmas Eve, hurrying to bed early so we could STUFFERS needed a little paint "Just a touch-up job," she said only.. piano as the curtain slowly began to open. It looked "wake up quicker" arid the simple joy of sharing a as she scanned the walls. But, we got it done. like all was right with the world. sled among three of usl From Right That evening we slept, smelling of paint and other What occurred next was something out of a com- Things have changed a lot since I grew up. Now 95 If there is one thing I have learned about domestic unmentionables with the safe assurance that nothing edy scene...the dark stage...the electrical cord across the family is scattered...the old ornaments INDOOR POOL PAIR maintenance, it is that there is no such thing as a else could go wrong, my path...anyone could have tripped...naturally I did. gone...cotton and glue exchanged for other more & FITNESS "touch-up" paint job. Painting is like good gossip and It did, of course. , . Somehow my tripping started a chain reaction when modern things-Dad's tree replaced by a silver one Reg, 01700 malignant cancer—it spreads. • Christmas morning. Carols, kisses and many pre- the lights went out..klds...stumbling in the dark, (Mom says it's easier)... yes, Christmas has CENTER In addition to the paint, a good deal of the house sents to open. Celebrating the holidays with us was knocked down the stable, which fell into the Wise changed...but Christmas Eye will find mc.where the was to be recarpeted. The carpet was to arrive about my nephew for his first Christmas, His father, like Men, who slipped on the straw and landed on thelove'light shihes...ni be home for Christmas...if only A different Stocking Stuffers thrpiigh the Significant, one week before Christmas.-So, for, about two and a most of the post Super 8 era, was videotaping the shepherds...who knocked over the angel on the lad- in my dreams. Merry Christmas, my friends. & unique treat You'll Still Find the Perfect aft in half hellish weeks after work, we painted. occasion. He had lights, BIG lights. BIG lights which for family OUR CHRISTMAS BOUTIQUE And painted. required BIG power. That morning, we all learned a GREAT* And painted. simple rule of physics. BIG power needs to travel and friends IDEA! Answer: through a BIG extension cord—not one manufac- FORBES NEWSPAPERS PATRICIA ANDERSON Paint was in our hair. It clogged the pores of skin A DIVISION OF FORBES INC. and filled the house with an odor which would intox- tured for transistor radios in 1957. Editor Geiger's Fine Women's Apparel - of course! icate the most hardened junkie. I don't remember what we noticed first—'the flames MALCOLM S. FORBES, JR. or the electrical zap. I do know that when it was all ; Chairman ROSALUB GROSS 10 Guest Passes We became paint Chronicle News Editor But, we finished. The carpet arrived and we sur- over, we all noticed the three-inch-wide burn mark JOHN J. O'BRIEN Members...... $10.00 on the new carpet We sat, motionless, paralyzed and Serving Crauford, Garwood CHERYL MOULTON; YOUR PERSONAL veyed the newly renovated house with satisfaction President and Publisher and Kciiiiworth ' Non-members...... $20.00 JEWELER SINCE 194S and pride. By Christmas Eve, the cooking for the beaten, 278-6000 PETER WAMSTEKER next day's party was complete; the tree was End of story? No. The families came; we ate, we EDWARD F. CARROLL FAX: Z16S220 Reporters Passes valid from December 17 to January 21. Passes connot sang and we opened presents. It was great Executive Editor be used during some scheduled programs and from 4:00PM- trimmed; the presents were wrapped and that won- Published every Thursday by Forbes News- KAREN KASSINGER, derful childlike anticipation of the next day filled us Now you may ask, how could I have enjoyed that papers, A Division or Forbes, Inc., 102 Wal- 6:60PM; . MICHAEL CASE nut Ave., Cranford, NJ. 07016. Second class JOHN SCHNEIDER Purchase passes at.the Complex. For more Information call 12 North Avenue West • Cranford, NJ 07016 all. day? Maybe it was because some our family were Advertising/Marketing Director. postage paid at Crawford, NJ. POSTMAS- •' . Advertising Sales 709-7260. V (201) 276-6>18 That's when the real trouble began. with us then, who have since passed. A bad day with TER: please send address chanfc'cs to Forbes Fine Women's Apparel I think it was my sister who noticed it first Alter someone you care about, is better than no day at all. GEORGE GANNON Newspapers, Fulfillment Office, P.O. Box ANN POLICAY CRANFORD INDOOR POOL COMPLEX 15 N. Union Avenue • Cranford, NJ. • 276-8088 Maybe it was because our ridiculous attempt at ma- Circulation Director 751, Bedmlnster, NJ. 01921. Classified Advertising ' CERTIFIED QEMOLOGIST APPRAISERS \f\3pj AGS ACCREDITED, OEM LAB answering the call of nature, she dutifully flushed. Subscription rates by mall one year within 401 CENTENNIAL AVE • CRANFORD However, instead of going where all things of that ilk terial perfection kicked right back at us, and made LENA B.MOORE Union County $20.00. Out of county $24.00. ^__^~ —-. , _ Holiday Hours: me laugh. Or maybe I enjoyed the day, only because Out of state $21.00. DEBRA CURIA should go, it proceeded to advance towards my sis- General Manager Office Manager . , CAU 709 7.26Q HOLIDAY HOURS: Mon.-M. fe4B - fc*0 • Sat 8:30 - BrfW Mon.-Fri. 9:30-9:00, Sat. 9:30-5:30, Sun. 11:00-5:00 ter. And onto the floor. it was Christmas. It had happened again. The sewers were backed A Christmas I will never forget Thursday, December 20, 1990 CRANFORD CHRONICLE A-7 Former township engineer Greg ered Union County director of aves stretch of Riverside Drive to the Boulevard Sgroi maintains the county tenta- Public Works Pat White had au- lands zone. According to Doris tively was in favor of paving the thorized the repaying. Sgroi called —roadway-in-1985:-He-said-Riehard thp rilf-rislnn in rfipavft;t.hi> mad- Earson^ofrrRiverside;rDrive,—the: 1 : DEP has no knowledge of an ap- De Vino of Riverside Drive re- way "a'case of one person" unilat- plication before them regarding tained h(m to develop a plan in- erally making a decision." the area,' nor had there been one. corporating electronic gates at the White would not answer Chroni- Residents appealed to the free- Kenilworth Boulevard entrance to cle phone calls but referred all holders to investigate the issue Riversiqft Drive and the Cranford questions to the public informa- and "implement corrective ac- Township line, which Sgroi said tion office. tion." They asked for immediate the county "tentatively agreed to, When asked if the stretch of and permanent closing of the but it (the project) was knocked roadway required DEP or wet- roadway, and possible removal of down by the Cranford governing lands approval, Sgroi said, 'Tech- the asphalt from the roadway body." nically since the area is in a flood zone it would need a stream en- Thursday, December 20,1990 should it be found in violation of Sgroi, who said he had investi- A-6 CRANFORD CHRONICLE the DEP or Wetlands Commission gated who had authorized the re: croachment permit if you were requirements. cent repaving, ultimately discov- going by the letter of the law." Teachers turn down hoard's offer ioatb of Cbucatton 426 Boulevard of 24.25% raise over three years Kenilworth, Nj 07033 ers to support education." sions "would clarify the intentions The Kenilworth Education As- Toplansky said the board's pub- two sides are one percentage sociation,, which represents 50 point apart, which, he said, OPEN LETTER TO THE KENILWORTH COMMUNITY teachers at Harding School, voted of the board." Toplansky said the amounts to $20,000. "In light of unanimously Monday to reject the He letter itself is "an unfair labor the fact that the board's surplus is On November 13, 1990, in an attempt to resolve all issues, the Board of school board's offer of an 8.5 per- practice" by disclosing negotia- $600,000," said Toplansky, "this is Education offered the Kenilworth Teachers Association the following cent salary increase this year, 8 tions information to,the public not a problem." percent next year and 7.75 per-He said the board's "most cost ef- Board attorney James Granello three year salary package: cent in 1992-93. fective action at this point is to said the board has proposed that Photo by Cheryl Moulton Teachers'salary guide increases: The vote came In response to meet with the KEA to resolve the both sides prepare the Salary ROAD CLOSED: Township barriers block this stretch of Riverside Drive which the county paved an open letter drafted by the remaining substantive issues. guides- once an agreement is last week, seemingly withoyt proper authorization.. ••"... '••'. . . - First Year, 1990-1991 - 8.5% which includes the cost or increments school board as an advertisement Since the board refuses to meet reached! He. said in the past the (Steps 1 to 14; equal 1%) _,„ on Page A-7 of today's Chronicle. with the KEA, then fact finding KEA had determined where to (Continued from page A-l) pressing the township's "outrage" Riverside Drive, they left with lit- The board sent the letter to all appears to.be the only open route. distribute the money on the salary spokesman for Riverside! Drive over the paving. Temporary barri- tle more information than they - Second Year, 1991-1992 8.0% which includes the cost of incre- The process will be even more teachers, saying the proposed set- guide and the board approved it residents, said the paving created cades were erected across the came with. According to the letter, ' •.. ments. •.' • .''•"':'.•"••'."'•''. ' . '\. '.'•••• •' : : • tlement had been - rejected by costly and time consuming. We "a severe safety problem" for the roadway the next day to block the residents have several safety; • ••- Third Year^ 1992-1993 - 7.75% which includes the cost of increments. KEA negotiators "who refused to view this most recent action to be Granello said, "We would like to roadway "not set up as a thor- through traffic until "some an- and environmental issues that are : take this package to their mem- but another example of the see the money distributed, in a oughfare." He said the paving cre- swers can be found." of immediate concern. Among the Salary guides to be mutually developed and accepted for each year. .bers fora vote.'1. board's ill will toward the educa- way that attracts and keeps new ated a "flooding hazard," asking Last Thursday residents took concerns cited is limited visibility This proposed settlement has been REJECTED by the Teachers asso- ;, KEA president Howard Top- tors of this district*' " "• - • teachers and not just put the ma* governing body:•, members .'if the" their' plight one step further^-to the winding roadway provides to lansky said approximately 40 The KEA" president said teach- jority of money where the more .area- had.received Department of ; motorists traveling at a higher ciation negotiations committee who refused to make this .package to the county freeholders, where : teachers .attended Monday's asso^ ers have (rejected the offer be- senior'teachers arej^, He said the , Environmental Protection' (DEP) they'met. with the. "same.; puzzle-. ''speeds.V•"';. :.':"" •'•' •.,'•'••.•".';...! ••• V. their members for a vote. > *,.'•• •'•'• • '.'•;'' \."\ •'.''; ''"y •','..'^ ••••'•" elation meeting and all rejected icaiuse '!based on previous: exam- board feels^ "too . much, recogni- approval A question was raised 1 : . ment they faced, on the township. Environmental ; concerns cen-; The Board of Education ibelelves its |>rOppsalj»,is fatr( and reasonable the board's offer as. ".inadequate.' !, ples : put forth by- the: board,/the tion" has been given in the past to, oyer the area s being within New leyeL Prepared • w,ith, a letter, tered on whether" the area is in a He said the membership also distribution of the increases is un- teachers who are beyond the max- Jersey \yetlands jurisdiction, signed by residents who live along. flobd fringe, flood hazard, or wet- given these uncertain ecbnpniic times, The.prbposalfar^xc cost .unanimously took a vote of sup- fair and the information they are •imum level on the guide. Heisaid which had not been "determined of. living increase; constitutes an average: increase per teacher of $9,161 port for the negotiating team. offering is insufficient" He be- the first six to seven steps "are by township engineer Karen over the next three (3) years with the average teacher salary at $44,046 in The school board has rejected lieves additional negotiating ses- being igignoredd. - Kramkowski at press time. KEA requests to reopen negotia- .Township, Committee member the third year; is in excess of average increases given in the private tions, which broke off Nov. 5, and Carolyn Vollero, a county depart- sector; and is sensitive to the ability of the Kenilworth taxpayers to decided Dec. 10 to take its posi- ment of public works "employee, support education. tion to the public via paid adver- Borough briefs said she "knew nothing about the tisements in the Chronicle and a repaving," when the other four The Board will continue to participate in the negotiating process as '.'.'•' Photo by Ivan Saperetoln daily newspaper. The board pre- members looked to her for a pos- established by State Law, which requires both sides to participate in a fers to wait for state-appointed Holiday schedule sible explanation of county moti- fact-finding process. Mr. Joel M. Weisblatt has been appointed by the SANTA'S ELVES Suzanne Jones and Craig Radzion pull -.Santa's sleigh at Harding School's vation. • ; . recent holiday concert. Santa is played by Jeremy Eger. fact finder Joel Weisblatt to at- Public Employment Relations Commission to serve as the fact-finder. tempt to bring negotiations to a Dec. 24 and 31 will be work days for the municipal office staff According ;tp Force, the county conclusion. A meeting is antici- and the public works department, which will collect garbage as did tell him they had approval of The Board appreciates the support that parents and citizens have pated Jan. 2. usual. The Kenilworth Library, however, will close both the 24th the township police prior to pav- provided; We hope you will continue to support our efforts to resolve this Overtime pay provision is revoked In its letter, the board said it and 31st Mail will'be delivered Christmas Eve and New Year's ing the roadtyay. Force denied situation and will help teachers, staff and Board get back to our primary "believes its proposal is fair and Eve as normal, • this saying, "Unequivocally no, purpose of educating children. 1 reasonable given these uncertain pur police knew nothing," stress- By Peter WamstekeJ earlier this year for more than 180 The tentative agreement also will have.Wright admitting he was economic times. The proposal far ing to residents,; "We were as sur- Municipal employees working hours of compensatory time. . exceeds the cost of living in- • prised as you.": Force said the without a collective bargaining Wright, a salaried employee, never entitled to overtime pay- Santa's coming ment or compensatory time be- crease, constitutes an average in- paving was an invitation to motor- contract will not be entitled to was denied reappointment to the crease per teacher of $9,161 over Santa will make an early visit to Kenilworth Saturday, thanks to ists to "use this road," , . Very truly yours, overtime pay or •: compensatory one-year position by the Demor yond his annual salary in 1988 the next three years with the av- the PBA He'll tour several main streets aboard a flire truck time beyond their hourly wage or cratic majority in. January and and 1989. , starting at 10:30 a.m. from police headquarters and will return at governing body member Dan annual .salary unless specified by shortly thereafter Tiled suit alleg- approximately ll a.m. to the parking lot at Boulevard and S. 23rd A^chenbach said he could not be- contract or state statute, according ing he worked aji extra 119 hours from •• erage increases given in the pri- Street to hand out candy canes. lidve "they' went ahead "and did Paid lor by the Kenilworth Board oi Education to a Dec. 11 resolution ratified by in 1988 and an extra 57 hours in agreement without written con- vate sector, and is sensitive to the this. The county knew we did not Borough Council; 1989 primarily removing leaves sent from the other also was ability of the Kenilworth taxpay- wantthis." 167 EAST BROAD STREET Approved without public objec- Force suggested a letter be sent WESTFIELD i 233-2758 during the fall. agreed upon. Children's programs at library to each county freeholder ex- tion! the resolution revokes the . Relying ori Bury's interpretation Dally 9-9; Sat 9-6; Sun. 12-5 employee handbook which had in- of. state statute, councilmen found Kenilworth Llbraiy will sponsor three programs for children cluded; a provision for overtime beginning the week of Jan. 7. payments and compensatory time Wright's claim to be without merit Proposed Flexi-Van fftlte with supervisory approval, and re- since he was a supervisor working Story Time for ages 3 to 5 will run for 10 weeks until March 11. vokes any prior resolutions which for an annual salary. Sessions will be offered 10:30 to 11 a.m. or 1:30 to 2 p.m. Registra- were passed by the governing "Mr. Wright, who was operating tion is under way at the library and enrollment is limited to 15 body concerning the same. without a contract and was a sala- settlement is studied children per session. Mommy, Daddy and Me, a reading program for ages 2 to 6, also According to borough attorney ried employee acting in an admin- By Peter Wamsteker istrative, executive or professional Rego said that he has not re- will run 10 weeks. Children will receive a star for each seven Celebrate The Holidays With Bradford Bury, the resolution was Board of Adjustment members ceived any written documentation designed to clear up any confu- capacity under the act is not enti- voted Dec. 12 oh terms to settle a books parents read to them. Stars will be posted on a billboard in tled to compensatory time," Bury about the terms but that he un- the children's room and prizes will be awarded for eve^y five sion about employee compensa- suit filed against them by Flexi- derstood Council will have to re- said at the time the.suit was filed. stars.'.' ' • • •. •'.'.' '•• .• •••.••••'.•• •.'•"••.• .' The CBS Family of Records tion for extra hours worked be- Van Leasing Co. and have sent the . view the case before a settlement yond what a job calls for. He Prepared to fight the claim in matter to Borough Council for ap- The next program, I Can Read, is for children 6 to 8 years of age officially is made. He said he did who are starting to read oh their own. Prizes will be awarded. added that the resolution in no court, a trial was postponed twice proval, according to. board not know if he would' call a spe- Special Discounts on These CD's & Cassettes way aclcnowledges any rights mu- in recent months before council- sources. cial meeting before the new year. Enjoy a John Franks Chnstmas nicipal employees may have had men finally approved payment of But additional information Meanwhile, Flexi-Van represen- .: ' :- at ' ••• '•• to receive compensation for addi- $825 to Wright in order to avoid about a possible settlement and tatives arc slated to appear before Seniors to show children's films tional hours they may. have additional legal fees. The cost in- its terms could not be released the Planning Board at its Jan. 24 worked. . curred to fight the suit was un- under orders given by board attor- workshop to discuss its applica-1 Kenilworth Senior Citizens Club will present a Christmas pro- But. while the resolution ap- available yesterday, : neys. The "gag" order has been tion for final site plan approval gram for borough children at I p.m. next Thursday at the seniors pears to remove any explicit obli- Under the terms ofJ;h e agree- strictly.adhered to since the board and for approval to store cargo center, 526 Boulevard. A film of "Nutcracker" by the Northwest gation of the borough to pay for ment worked out between Bury . and its members were sued last, • containers at its 43-acre lot at Ballet Company arid cartoons "Rudolph the Red Nose Reindeer," additional hours worked, hourly and Wright's attorney Joseph Ken- month for its decision to rescind a Monroe Avenue and 8th Street In "Mickey Mouse's Christmas Carol" and Frosty the Snowman'! will Men's Suits, Sport Jackets, Slacks, wage earners without a contract nedy, Wright will forever be May 9 resolution approving the 1 its resolution Sept 6.--the board be shown. . may seek certain recourse for barred from filing additional leasing company's intention to prohibited Plexi-Van from storing Refreshments will be served and ajl children in Kenilworth are Topcoats, Overcciats & Raincoats extra hours under the State Fair claims relating to the suit he filed lease, store and repair truck chas- cargo containers at the site with- invited. •' . • . .' . ..'••;•.' ,' " ••'•. ; .' ••'•.." ••.'•• Labor Standard. against the borough. Furthermorej sis and cargo containers in a out appearing again before the The club's annual Christmas luncheon was held Dec. 12 at Town Council's action comes in the the payment of $825 to Wright will heavy industrial zone. board. arid Campus, Union, with 224 attending. Charles Ingra and Joseph 30% Off wake of a recent agreement with not acknowledge any liability on Whether the terms will be dis- Gatto entertained. Mayor Joe Rego and Police Chief Brent David the part of the borough and was cussed before the next regularly spoke. A trip is planned March 12 to Fiesta Dinner Theater to see former. DPW superintendent Among other things, nearby "Two by. Two." Betty and Martin McCrea are taking reservations. David Wright who relied on the done to avoid additional legal ex- scheduled meeting Jan. 1 was riot homeowners vehemently have Selected Qroups oft mclodJrtfl. penses. TTh* Fl*tl Tim* act when he sued the borough known yesterday. Mayor Joseph complained that the cargo con- All I W*hl I* You tainers would be visible from YoMdtfO* their property. Addressing this Drunken driving checkpoint QidtedFknmlSpomkrts .50% Off OIM JUf Vouf low concern, the company agreed to GIVE plant 16-foot pine trees around Kenilworth police will conduct a drunken driving checkpoint Sweaters the periphery of its property. tomorrow at the intersection of Market Street and Boulevard. 30-50% Off THE But in an effort to prohibit truck Patrolmen will check motor vehicles between 10 p.nt and 4 am. chassis and cargo containers from in an effort to prevent alcohol related accidents. A first time WmterOmerwear ever being stored on borough conviction for driving while intoxicated carries a minimum $250 , 50%Off GIFT property, councilmen are review- fine, six-month driver's license suspension and between 12-48 ing an amendment to the zoning hours rehabilitation in the Intoxicated Drivers Recovery Center. Robes code introduced by Rego. This will be the third DWI checkpoint in two months. Police 30%Off OF The proposed amendment estimate that a dozen arrests have been made for drunken driving would prohibit the repair, mainte- and many more for other motor vehicle violations. 50% Off MUSIC nance and storage of truck chassis and cargo containers in light in- dustrial districts and it would pro- AARP Christmas party I Lfress Shirts 30% Off hibit the sale or leasing of truck chassis and cargo containers. One hundred sixty members of the Kenilworth AARP attended With the possible exception of the annual Christmas party Dec. 7 at Coachman Restaurant, Ladies Department the cargo containers, the proposal Cranford The Ray Master Trio entertained. Nanette Asuncion! of would not affect the leasing com- Union Hospital will speak about services there at the monthly .Saving of 30%-S0% Off pany since it relied on the current meeting Jan. 8 at 1 p.m. at the Knights of Columbus hall. Members zoning law when It presented its are asked to bring a can of food to be donated to the borough Visit Santaon Sunday from 11 can 4 pm plans before the planning arid . welfare department , FEEEG1FTS! zoning boards. In response to residents* inquir- ies about the proposal, planning, Advances *77iis <,ck mcLdes nvxt, but noc entire stock. zoning and ordinance chairman Spead otder hems not tnduded. Lawrence dementi said he has The regional school board taken the proposal to the commit- named Kenneth Mattfield, tee and intends to discuss the English supervisor at Gov. Liv- OVER 85(iO CD TITLES IN STOCK WE STILL SELL RECORDS change with the Planning Board, ingston High School, the new John franks The Democratic councilman said supervisor of curriculum for he did not expect any action to be the district to succeed Martin A Holiday Tradition Since 1927 taken before the Jan, 1 reorgani- Slegel who retired. Mattfield's Fir» Clothing imd Accessories for Men und Women it the Record zation meeting. old position will be combined 207 East Broad Sum. Wcslficld, 233-1171 Board officials and councilmen with the social studies chair- John Franks and Major Credit Curds Accepted HOLIDAY HOURS 21-23 North Ave. west • cranford are not sure if the proposed manship at Livingston. He will cjoor to the movies) HOURS: Dec. 20 & 21 open til 9I0O amendment would have an affect Man. - 1'ri. 9)30 am • 9:00 pin • Photo by Ivan Sapersteln earn $63,000 as curriculum su- Sal. 9:30 am •. 6:00 pm Sun. 11:00urn - 4:00 pin Dec. 22 9:30-6:00 on the Flexl«Van application to pervisor. Dec. 23 11:00-5:00 SANTA'S ELVES Suzanne Jones and Craig Radzion pull Santa's sleigh at Harding Sohool's store cargo containers at the Dec. 24 9:30-5:00 recent holiday concert. Santa Is played by Jeremy Eger. former Monsanto site; 276 20G0 ' Thursday, December 20,1990 CRANFORD CHRONICLE A-9 Board votes 5-3 to keep medical lab course at GHS 30 at Brookside win monthly honors pearccFBcforc the board Dec. 10 of this change with Dee Sugalski lowing earth sciences in grade 9. Brookside School, recently Kantrowitz, Andrew Kindler, The medical laboratory tech- to refute administrators who said niques (MLT) course will remain voting no and president Ellen Students can flilfill the science re- awarded November . Student of Conor Leddy, James Leo, Allison the course had become obsolete Heller abstaining. The initial cost quirement by taking MLT, envi- the Month- awards to 30 yoUng- Lombardo, Caitlin Murphy, Chris- next year at Cranford High School The majority of the board felt despite an administration request of the new course is projected at ronmental science, introduction to sters. topher Migro, Christopher Nos- the MLT course, which has an en- $4,675. technology or chemical lab tech- They are: Elisabeth Arcieri, trand, Patrick O'Sullivan, Thomas that it be discontinued, but the rollment of 64 this year, provides course will be updated to reflect GHS principal Robert Seyfarth niques. Christine Barris, Julie Bashioum, Polito, Catherine Reilly, Robert students with both an introduction estimated it would cost $7,000 to The five board members who Amy Bobrowski, Kelly Bramwell, Schipper, David Stanley, Brian modern technology. to careers in the allied health upgrade the MLT course while voted to retain MLT arc* Henry The school board voted 5-3 Alison Cuzzolino, Megan Cuz- TurOwski, Michael Wieneke, fields and an additional elective the proposed basic biology course Pavlak, Robert Sintich,' Smith, zolino^Lauren t)ahl, Katie Feder, Sarah Wieneke, Matthew Wing Monday to retain the course. CHS for those who do not want to take would require $4,000 to start Sugalski and Heller. Voting in A-8 CRANFORD CHRONICLE Thursday, Decerhber.20,1990 and central office administrators Christopher Gilbertson, Kathleen and Matthew. Zanes. - challenging courses like physics. Several board members asked favor of the administation recom- *z?^5^ recommended last week that the At the same time, the board ap- whether both MLT and basic biol- mendation were Patti Martinelli, course, which has been un- proved a new introduction to Richard Nicholls and Edna Sit changed since 1972, be scrapped ogy could be offered, but Seyfarth technology course for next year in said that Would create "two vey. '. • • . • ,'-..' ' • in favor of a basic biology course place of project physics. The new courses that may hae small enroll- Although Sugalski is Babetski's. Lo New street ripped up for repair for students who do not qualify for course will integrate science and ments." Board member Loretta sister, board attorney Richard college prep or honors biology industrial arts. as students are Kaplow said she could vote on the classes. The teacher of the MLT Smith said that the elimination of Computer Systems By Rosalie Gross long to replace the pipes. He said given practical problems to solve. MLT would leave seniors who resolution. He said the board's Elizabethtown Water Co. ac- complete, it will be as good as course, Robert Babetski, ap- Six board members voted in favor don't take physics without a sci- conflict of interest policy prevents and Electronics new." She said permanent pat- the utility was notified about the knowledges that its timing: was paving work a year ago and was ence option. Science department a board member from voting only Get A Real Computer For The Holidays, Not A Boat Anchor! poor in ripping up Fourth Avenue ching will be done within a week chairman Fred D'Antbni said the on a contract or other agreement and the rain this week delayed invited to a pre-construction nine days after the borough re- meeting which it did not attend. Common Sense maintains environmental science . course is: between the board and a relative. constructed the road, but the util- the work. The area has been pat- an increasingly popular elective. "It's not applicable to a discussion «a 100% IBM Compatible witri all hardware ajid software made in the USA! ity promises,that when it repairs ched temporarily. He doesn't feel the patch will be He said the proposed change Was or vote on this curriculum Lighter, faster and less-expensive, than its rivals. the. road, "it will be as good as The spokeswoman said the pipe. "as good as new." resource center at library part of a three-year science cur- change," Kaplbw said. new." •;..... replacement had been a priority riculum revision and that next "Once the pavement is cut," the Common Sense, a non-profit For Real Fast Service without the Fast Ta)k Borough engineer Donald because of the impending paving, engineer said, "it makes ho differ- The reference librarian will year a "plethora of half year ENVIRONMENTAL TIP We are the logical choice in computing. Guarriello is riot so sure, however. but was delayed by emergencies community organizatipn, was help anyone interested in looking courses" is planned.. Permanent-ink pens and mark- ence. It's a shame. If they had let formed in 1981 to inform youth, "It will still be a patch," he said. such as leaks; breaks and custom- us know they had a problem, I at. the materials or they can be The basic biology course was in- ers contain • harmnil solvents. "It's, like closing the barn door ers with no water. "With the short would have held up the paving parents arid the entire community checked out with a, regular library Whenever possible use water- 400 West Broad Street ATi £\ Mon.-Frl. 11 Bin-9 pm about the improper use of drugs, tended as a second year science (comer South Ave.) -4X1U Sat. 11-6 after the horse is gone." delay," said Yukob, ,"we missed until it was done." . card. course for basic track students fol- based pens. The borough had 600 feet of the paving." She said, however, alcohol and other substances and Fourth Avenue from Oak Street to "the road surface will be as good He said he will recommend that the devastating effects of such the Cranford line reconstructed as new. If there is any damage to the Borough Council enact an or- usage. The organization has spon- Dec. 5 at a cost of $100,000 from the sidewalk it will be repaired." dinance requiring a permit to sored programs to promote educa- the local treasury. Residents of Guarriello, though, is insisting, open, a road. "If they have so little tion; communication and aware- It Just Wouldn't Be the street were awakened last on a written report from the water regard for us, we have to put ness. Others have been coordi- Friday to the sound of jackham- company, detailing why it took so some control on it" nated with the Pblice Department, Christinas Without mcrs digging up the street and be- substance. abuse counselors at Cranford High School and in the fore the water company was done, : it opened a 2 by 6-foot hole. Grassroots effort prged to grammar schools., I i "It was'-a royal mess," said Pat- One of the on-going efforts has rick Buckley of 71 Fourth Ave. axnfend school.^ been coordinated by Common The water company had been Sense member" Kate Kleissler. called several weeks earlier by Lincoln-Franklin -School princi- $100,000. If .the district, does not She. has set up a resource learn- FLOWER? fit GIFTS customers- complaining of low. pal Gail WovriS is urgftig residents spend as much as thie recom- ing center at the 'public .library .water flow.: According to Eli- to write to their legislators and mended state level, a correspondr arid has rilaintained it over the zabeth town public relations coor- the governor in an effort to con- ing amount of state aid will be years with up-to-date material. Season's Greetings' W&r&tfdre than Just dinator Donna Yukob, the com- vince them to amend the Quality deducted. '.'••".'" The center has four sections in Bouquel. AFtowerShop pany conducted a pressure test Education Act (QEA). However, business administra- add it jon to articles and pam-. •35.00 and determined, that the two- In a letter to parents, Wovna tor Louis Oirangle said the district phlets. Lists-of self-help groups gallon per minute flow was inade- said residents should tell legisla- won't be certain of any figures are available if such assistance is just call or visit us today quate. She said the utility decided tors to more equally provide state needed by families; a vertical file to send the FTD® Holiday until Feb. 1 when the state is Cheer'" Bouquet. : to replace the. pipes. education aid to districts rather scheduled to release state aid fig- is kept up to date' with material Yukob said the utility knew the than eliminate it from suburban ures to districts. on substance abused A video sec- •27.50 paving was to be done, but "we schools. She also called for the tion which contains teaching did not know the exact time." She state to continue paying for social School board president Stephen guides oan be used for presenting said, "The fact that the timing was security and pension costs rather Lefebvre said, "We don't know yet awareness programs to commu- Photos by John Keating bad is very unfortunate," but she than shifting the burden onto in- hpw much aid we'll lose and how nity groups, or just for personal HELLO SANTA: Steven tells much we lose has to be made up o,, ^ . t. •• • „„• •- Santa what he wants for Christmas durinq his visit Here said the company assures resi-.J dividual school districts as man- use. Books are available on sub- Christmas is a time for Wrap Holiday Sunday. Below, Allison and Breeann Kelly greet St. Nick on his fire truck tour. dents "that when the patching is dated by the QEA or we have to find ways to cut the stance abuse subjects. Kivinj!. And Telcflora •27.50 budget" School budgets for 1991- has ddiRhtful gifts to Garwood finds itself in a "no brighten everyone's Joy In These win" situation. The district spends 92 are expected to be completed holidays;. Kach • by February. THE NEW SANTOS* QUARTZ WATCH is a bouquet of an average of $5,376 per pupil this • IN STEEL AND 18K GOLD . unforRettable. Beautiful Teachers, board seek 2nd year. The state Department of Ed- Lefebyre said that while the dis- flowers and fragrant & 1987 CARDER, INCORPORATED • seasonal Rreen'i in ucation has determined that dis- trict expects to receive an addi- a unique keepsake Packages. session with state mediator tricts should spend an average of tional $300,000 in aid, that money that will betreasured/or years $7,177. In order to get its full is earmarked for pension and so- to come. To send oncany where, Dq your Christmas Shopping call or visit our shop today. . Negotiators for the Garwood GTA filed with the Public Em- sharejgf aid for the 1991-92 school cial security costs which districts Board of Education and Garwood year, "".Gar-wood would have • to Will now pay themselves. The aid 7.': ••.••:-,.;'i:.-;---¥ ,;••..:."••:•• ployment Relations Commission 1 •40.00 Come See Our Great Collection of Other Christmas Gifts Teachers Association are waiting (PERC) for a mediator spend an additional $400,000, iwillbV phased put tiy'lOK when Fran's Antique Snap • Fresh Boxwood Trees • Fresh and Artificial Ddor Wreaths • Anna Lee™ Dolls for a second meeting with a state- •;)iV:i •••!••• i Board attorney John Malorie which would add 25 tax points or districts will pay the entire cost • Roping and Bows • Gund™ Plush Animals • PolnscHIas, PoinseHlas, Poinserrjas! appointed mediator after an ini- $250 on .a house assessed at from local tax dollars: Jmmbjr tial session Dec. 5 was unproduc- said no real.progress was made tive. .' • • •'.'•'. Dec. 5, but negotiators agreed to meet again with Richard. Gwin, Driver strikes utility pole on South the two sides had reached a the mediator assigned by PERC, A 41-year-old Plainfield man tentative agreement Aug. V calling who will contact both sides to model Dodge. van east on South for a 9 percent salary increase for driving a county-owned van Aventie at 2:37 p:m. when he •' ....Looking for-Quick Sale schedule another mediation ses- Monday collided with a utility of our entire inventory! FLOWERS & GIFTS three years, However, the school sion. Although the board's offer of crossed the center line and drove board notified the GTA Oct. 4 that pole on South Avenue near New into the driveway of 150 South 1002 Elizabeth Ave. 3 12 North Avenue West Cranford, NJ 07016 Ashwopd Ave. Summit 277-6333 . 9 percent had been accepted by and Oak streets. '.!'•'. it would support only a tworyear the association in August; Malone Ave. and into a utility pole. Pierce Elizabeth, NJ 8 (201)276^8718 116 North Ave. Cranford 276-47€0 contract in view of uncertain eco- The driver, identified as Leroy told police he did not remember 0 HOLIDAY HOURS: MON-FRI 9:45-8:30, SAT 9:30-5:00 OPEN: Sun Dec. 23 9-6 nomic conditions resulting from said "when either side fails to rat- Pierce, was taken to Jtfuhlenberg crossing the center line and that 352-0155 Christmas Day 9-1 (Cranford Store Only) ify, technically there is no agree- Regional Medical Center by the the; new.Quality Education Act ment on anything." He said he . he may have fallen asleep. V Hours: Mon.-Sat. 10-4 Association president George First Aid Squad and was treated Public Service Electric and Gas hoped the two sides could come for faciar injuries. He was re- Hansen had said the board's re- to an agreement on the length of Co. repaired a high tension wire fusal to support a three-year con- leased later that day, according to that had fallen. No New Lease! tract created an impasse and the the contract "without other issues police. becoming points of contention." Pierce was charged with care- Take Advantage of our Pierce had been driving a late less driving. Fire in garbage can damages porch Auxiliary runs contest for youngsters Last Christmas A cigarette smoldering in a gar- taining a smoldering cigarette into VFW Bayleaf Post 6807 Ladies presented coloring books called NATE FRIEDMA bage can Saturday caused a fire a garbage can which then ignited, Auxiliary recently sponsored a "Sweet Land of Liberty'? Nov. 26 Sale which burned a portion of the said Sgt Dennis Lesak. Coloring contest for first graders to winners of the Statue of Liberty back porch of a Willow Avenue ; While attempting to take the can in Garwood schools. coloring contest William Ramsay LIQUIDATION residence. outside to the back porch, Ayres President Catherine Madara and won first place followed by Jes- Officer Thomas Mericle and the singed his arm hairs and was patriotic instructor Lottie Sworen sica Semple and Emilia Chowra. Garwood fire department re- treated at the scene by the First ceived the call at approximately Aid Squad. There were no other 7:18 p.m. and extinguished the blaze at 64 Willow Ave. with a gar- injuries. den hose. Lesak said the rear porch ceil- ing had to be removed because The resident, Ray Ayres, appar- material was still smoldering. frbm the istaff of ently had emptied an ashtray con- UNION COUNTY SAVINGS BANK The Gift of Christmas.

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A-10 CRANFORD CHRONICLE Thursday, December 20,1990 Schcring's Irish Thursday, December 20, 1990 CRANFORD CHRONICLE A-ll I'aciHty to expand ^hftr^ngPlftuglv4^rp.Avili_C FirsLgr^ders deliver bear 'hugs? to hospitalised youngsters panel its manufacturing facilityiri nEJUTirurn~:J7w~i?::H-:lf f.'r"""v* z. _ County Cork, Ireland, to meet the First graders at Hillside Avenue mommy stays with me the whole free support group for care givers ond meeting from 7 to 8 p.m. .Par- company's anticipated worldwide time I'm in the hospital but she of the elderly. Care givers dealing ticipants may choose either tne School recently presented teddy with elderly persons with Alz- need for its biotechnology-based bears and read creative stories to can't always give me. a hug the. afternoon or evening session, pharmaceutical compounds. The way Polar Bear does. heimer's Disease, other de- whichever is more convenient patients in the pediatric unit at menting illnesses, chronic condi- multi-phase expansion ~ is ex- Muhlenberg Medical Center. The "I don't know how to say thank The next meeting will be neia pected to exceed $111 million. tions and behavior problems are : annual pre-Christmas visit is ar- you for the wonderful thing you Dec. 27. • ' . The facility manufactures alpha- • s encouraged to attend. ranged by teacher Patricia all did for the sick children. Call Cheryl Sasso Oauff, geron- 2 ihtcrferon, an anticahcer and There was one boy in the room The support group meeting will tology clinical nurse specialist, ai antiviral therapy used in approxi-. Woodsoit. be held the fourth Thursday of The pupils received a letter of next to mine who never talked to 522-2140 for further details. matcly 50 countries. The plant at anyone and who .never had any- each month. One meeting will be Brinny, which is 20 miles from. . thanks from Jeremy Grau^written Cork, employs 200 and the expan- by his parents. It reads: one visit him. One night I couldn't sleep so I went for a walk and I sion will provide jobs'for another CHAPMAN BROS. "You don't know me, but I'm 3 350 Irish ' workers from support years old and live nearby in Clark. noticed that boy sound asleep •staff to scientists. 36 North Ave. E. • .Cranford I have asthma and am in the hos- with his. arms wrapped around pital a lot This last time I had the bear you gave him. It might Lunch have been the ony friend he had. DtoMf asthma and pneumonia. Although Cocktail* I was pretty sick and felt terrible, "I love you all for what you did." BanqMts you brought me a wonderful, soft white bear that I named Polar , Bear. He slept in. my hospital bed and. kept me company ait night when sometimes I was afraid. New nannies "tfow that I'm homei he sleeps Gwendolyn Smith of Cranford / V FLOWER S & GIFTS with' me in my bed and we take and Susan L Araneo of Ken- OPEN good care of each other. Because ilworth have been awarded certif- I'm in the hospital a lot, I know icates by Union; County College Christmas Eve I'll have to go again soon. But this for completing its child care pro- We Are Open BEAR HUGS: Hillside Avenue School first graders, from left, time, you can bet that Polar Bear vider program. They are among 14 and Keith Shaw, Gregory Schlichtlng, . LaToya Coleman and will be right next to-me the whole graduates of the non-credit nanny Heather Pizzella bring teddy bears to children hospitalized at time and will make sure I don't program. . New Year's Eve Christmas Day! Muhlenberg Regional Medical Center. ' get too scared or lonely. My ...Gall for Reservations ff^V*' ' ''' • • ' 9:00-1:00

1 Regular Menu ,..••• - -.•, ;. • •f* . |HJ^"- • •. (Cranford Store Only) Book store joins homeless project • . Photos by Dlanno Doverson ENTER • or .... SING OUT:Music teacher Rodney Somerville leads pupils In MELLOW CELLOS: Jason Harris and Mary Ellen Sweeney 116 North Ave. Cranford Cranford Book Store has joined before Dec. 31, Prentice hall will Reserve Our Newly Renovated Banquet Room song at theHillside Avenue School holiday concert. play cellos In the Hillside Avenue School concert. : ; Prentice Hall Press in a program donate $1 in the bookseller's to help the homeless during the- name to an organization for the TO For Your Holiday Party holiday season. homeless in the store's commu- The Finest in Northern Italian Cuisine UCC schedules ' For every Webster's New World nity.. All: donations will be distrib- WIN! Dictionary, Third College Edition, , uted by local United Way organi- [0," ,,'y '.''.; i •• - -• ',"•• • "' Homemade Pasta * * Veal • Seafood adult open hoiise' sbld in a participating bookstore ' zatiqns,,. .. .'/ "'. • ••.•,:'•"...' .' J";".••.•••• Shop this 28 North Avenue, W., Cranford •• Union Coiinty College will- con^ Tl^iirs., Frli duct, an adult opeft house frQrh'10 or Saturday All Sizes Florida i will be explained.. Other topics 226 South Ave. .will' include financial aid, admis- Navels Pickwick Village is giving away GRETTA to a sions requirements and evalua- kFanwdod > AH Sizes Florida i Lucky Shopper. She is the biggest NORFIN tions of credit transfer from other 322-7606 Grapefruit TROLL, standing 18" tall! institutions, Call 709-7518. {9 Select Fruit & No purchase necessary. Drawing to.be held Dec. 23rd. tore Produce

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••••••.- Photo by Dtanno Dovorson on't Forget To Gjet STRINGS: Jessica Marks, left,,and Julia Renedo perform at Orange Avenue School's concert. STCKEWIDE SALE resh Kodak Film . PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NQT1CE Every thing In Our Store b Included!

BOROUGH OF GARWOOD Hospital is collecting 'Toys for Tots' ORDINANCE NO. 90-35 Keep Christmks W Forevei SELECT AS MANY ITEMS AS YOU LIKE FROM OUR ENTIRE LEGAL STATEMENT ! St Elizabeth Hospital is collect- ROLEX The, foregoing oidinanco was adopted on linul leading the program with drop off con- STOCK OF THIS SEASON'S FASHIONS FOR MEN, WOMEN • iltor public hearing the 11th day of Doconibcr i.i. *99O ing for the Marine Corps Re- Dons Pplidoro tainers include United Jersey • ' • . '.•' . ' Borough Clork. serve's annual' "Toys for Tots" Bank, Elizabethtown Gas .Co. and AND KIDS AT25%OFFOUR AlJlFJU)yiX)WOUTLETPRICES. ORDINANCE 60-35 CAMERA HAS AN ORDINANCE TOAMENO ORDINANCE NO. 0005 TO drive. Donations will be distrib- Merck Chemical Co. BERGEN Prior Season's Items Ale Now Available At PROVIDE FOR A REVISED RATE SCHEDULE FOR 1900 uted to organizations which sup- The hospital guild will hold a PURSUANT TO SECTION 106 OF THE REVISED OR ;K DINANCES OF THE BOROUGH OF GARWOOD. 1074. port underprivileged children. plant, sale and boutique, today and ERYSIZE& TYPEiNSTOi FOR THE INDUSTRIAL USER CHARGE PROVIDED IN 50%:OFF SECTION 19-15 OF SAID REVISED ORDINANCES. A.jcpntainer for the unwrapped tomorrow froni 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. in S7 65 . ccMt-Doc 20. 1900 toys is set up in the hospital's the hospital lobby. Proceeds will FULL LINE OF JUVENILEf IKES IN CIGNAL, GT, REDLJNE,: AMATEUR & PROFESSION; PUBLIC~NOTICE main lobby at 225 Williamson St go to the hospital's "Tower for TAKE NOTICE, ih.il on Wodnosday, January 9. 1001 Other organizations supporting Care" construction project DYNO ROBINSON HARO AND DIAMOND BACKS! CRUISERS,' 'it 8,00 p m in.the- Municipal BuildinQ. 567 Boulevard. Kcmlworth. Now Jorsoy a public hearing will bo hojd by ROAD AND MOUNTAIN BIKES BY MUfATA, DIAMOND BACK AND JAMIS'/ IM'C Board ol Adjustmon't of the Borough of Kenllwprlh (or (ho approval of a vmianco for properly ownod by Lulfli. Piccminni. shown on (he tax maps o( Iho Borough ol Kor>ilworth at; Block B2^Lol 2 located at 532 Doulovard VlU Kenitworlh. N.J lor permmGipn for conversion ol I wo ol; CRANFORD BIKE SHOP f'coa on second floor into Iwo residential'units, Luigi Piccminni Free Delivery • Applicant' 105 U nion Ave. starting Dec. /~M.T,W.Th.F. 9 am-9 pm Thia notico Ift published by the applicant by Ordor ol IMO Boiough ol Konilworih Board of Ad|U5tmont. . CRANFORD , SAt.9am-6pm>SUNDAY 11 am--5,pm 272-0184 ,'. .. LuiQi Piccminni t 632 BoulCivnrd aiMi • . Konilworlh.N.J. 07033 SaiB ' CC—Mt-Doc. 20, 1000

PUBLIC NOTICE, TAKE NOTICE •mat,on Thursday. January 3.1901 .it 0.00 p m m ihe Municipal Building. 567 Boulovard. Komlyvorih Now Jersey a public hoarinQ will bo hald by Bob Vendor, Mgr. EddlelWexler iho Planning Board ol iho Borouflh ot Konilworth for the JZ approval of J variance and one plan wnivor for proporty Buddy Bergen ownod by McGowan & Laino Co.. l(ic. shown on the tnx maps ol ihe Borough ol Konilworth as Block .52 Lot

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- r • • •' ' ' ! '. iuit • '•v . 1' : ' • ' . ; • Sarah Ann Speer and Sherman Clark Kisnor were f married Sept.!!. The bride is the daughter of Paula newspapers ••'••it ^!- !\ .Spoor of Orange Avenue and the .late Dr. Charles -•y ''•>'"• ' • • •-( A. .Spoor and the bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs .Sherman Kisnor of Tulip Street Deborah Prussack for lessons WmL. '•The' Rev, Rmco William's; pastor of First Presbyter- ' Brookside School parents ian 'Church, performed'the-ceremony at the home of to> wed R.A. Nardone learned how to make newspapers .the bride's mother where a reception followed. .'. an inexpensive source of informa- Mr. and Mrs. Kisnor; who are graduates of Cran- Deborah Lynn Prussack and Richard A Nardone. tion and a resource for enjoyable foit) Hn;h Sohooi. are residing in Point Pleasant fol- arc engaged to be married in June. They are the learning activities at a recent low iiu:\v tuMu\vmoon trip to the island of Culebra. daughter and. son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Prussack Family Focus PTA meeting. A ;-V?, of Cranford and Richard TV Nardone,. formerly of "newspaper- in • education" pro- Kenilwprth, and the late Audrey Nardone. gram is expected to be offered at Naomi Spitz to wed The bride-elect graduated from Cranford High the school in February... School in 1983 and from Trenton State College in Some teachers have attended Mark S. Jennings •1987 with a bachelor's degree in elementary educa- Workshops on their own and are tion. She is employed by Bell Atlantic Mobile Sys- instructing their classes with tems, BediTiinstcr.'.'. . Madeline and Tod Spit:-, of 14 Yale Tcr. announce newspaper lessons. . . , : Her fiance, a 1982 graduate of David Brearley iligh the engagement of their -daughter, Naomi Susan, to "Newspapers help to bridge the Mark S Jennings, -sefn of Anne and Stan Jennings of School, .attends New. Jersey Institute of'Technology.'', He is employed by Reuther Engineering and Ma-' gap between home and the real Binghamton, NY. ' '•'•'• World and school for a relatively The fuuire bride graduated from Cranford High chine Co., Newark, as an engineer and sales scntativc. •••':• '. . . • • : inexpensive fee," said Jim John- School in 19S2 :md from Simmons College, Boston, in • son, principal at; Brookside .1086 wfth a bachelor's, degree in nursing. She is. School. Schools purchase 20 or 30. employed .is a pediatric nursb in Boston. Her fiance copies and then rotate the copies 'graduated fivm Michigan Technological University, daily from class to class. Addi- . . •,..-• . ; • Photo by John Keating Houghton, in 19S3 with a bachelor's degree in civil tional resource materials from a THREE GENERATIONS attend Village Improvment Association's recent holiday party at Calvary engineering. He is employed as a professional civil • ...... Photo by Dlartno Devereon daily newspaper program help to Lutheran Church, president Florence ,McCloskey, her daughter-in-law, Arline McCloskey and engineer in upstate New York: •. CHRISTMAS SUPPER: Magdalena DePerez, left, and presi- round out lesson plans. future VIA members, Megan, Erin and Sarah Elizabeth. . A May wedding is planned at thC;Bretton Woods, : dent Marie Mastorakis enjoy College Club's re~cent Christmas Morristo\vn. . " ' • .' '• supper at First Presbyterian Church. . . Miss MagUire and Mr. Carosl Tuesday seniors celebrate birthdays Thirteen members of the Tues- guests attended, the recent Careys observe 50th day Senior. Citizens Club cele- Christmas party at L'Affajre. Joe Hang the. Maguire and Carosi Gatto's band provided music and brated their December birthdays entire family at a party at this week's meeting. Howard Krippendorf and Ed Lee troth is announced wedding anniversary They are Vera Greene, Margaret led the singing of carols. Edna on your Budil and Jean Jankunas were Guida, Josephine Motley, Julia Christmas tree .The engagement of Michcle- Rene Maguire to LaWr iviihWestwood party Eoberti, Marge Stokes; ' Helen chairtnen. Mrs. Jankunas. made. rente E.Garosi has been announced by her parents, Williams, , Henrietta Cittadino, centerpieces and Mrs. Grail made this year. ;• Mr. and,Mrs,MifjhaelR. Maguireof'drajgPlace. The favors;.,•.".-.-.' •..;" . ••:•":• .'•••./•.•. •';' • .' • •Mr; and . Mrs.' Daniel 3. Carey • of Garwood' cele- Anna Goodwin, Catherine Grail, ^'."H" "rMr^and; MrsriHartman;~ future bridegroom is, the son of-.Regina Carosi of 1 Jean Kozdralinski, Sophie Pasko, Eleanor Sherrier received a gift Bristol^ Pa;, arid the late! Gaspar .Garosh brated, the.ii 50th wedding anniversary Nov.-30. from the club, in appreciation for JMary Zariecki dnd Mary Procino. her two yearsjas ptesident ."' . ... The couple will be married in, Aygust at SL Mich- . A'surprise reception was given at the Westwood by : One hundred ten membjers. arid Dorma Lee Bertplotti •ncl.Church. ' . • ' . - .. ..' ' " • . ' their children, James and Daniel of Garwdbd, Miss Maguire is a 1983 graduate of Cranford High Thomas of Westfield and- Patricia KuczynsW of School and 1987 cum Jaude graduate of the UniVer^ Cranford. Fifty family members and friends attehdfed exchanges vojvvs with sity-of-Scranton. She is employed as an accountant the reception including two bridesmaids, Mary Howe for United Pacific Life Insurance Companies, Phila- and Dorothy Lindeman; both sisters of the bride. A delphia, Her fiance, also a 1987 graduate of the congratulatory message was sent by President and [Christopher Hartman University of Scranton,.is employed as a controller Mrs. Bush. ' *. • • • .-.'.•• .••''•.• • .;, Donna Lee Bcrtolotti, daughter of Peter and Flor- for Suburban Publications, Wayne, Pa. ,, ' Mr. Carey grid the former Gertrude Lindeman icncc Bcrtolotti of 5. Ivy SL, became the bride re- were, married Nov. 30, 1940 at Sacred Heart Church, jcently of Christopher "Kip" Hartman of 54 Third Jersey City. Mr. Carey had been employed 35 years ;Avc, Garwood. He is the son of Alfred and Darlene. Susan J. Rosenthal 'p i • as a fire captain for the Jersey City Fire Depart- .^Hartman of Madison, Conn. . . . .rncnt. ' -.-••'. ••"•• - ' ' .'•. Commemorative f The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Chuck Mr Nardone and Miss Prussack The Careys have four grandchildren, Mr. and Mrs. Carey Keepsake JStroicK of Long Island at the Town and Campus, to Ornaments 'VVcsL Orange, where a reception followed. CLAYPIPE AND QUILL from Hallmark. I The bride's sister, Eileen Summerer of Holland Mr, arid Mrs. Marvin B. Rosenthal of Lexington Salon offers club program {Township, wqas matron of honor. Bridesmaids were Avenue announce the engagement of their daughter, Gardeners visit {Wendy Julian of Mountainside, Linda Holland of. Susan Jane, to Michael J, Dillon, son of Maureen Brcezin' Hair Salon invites local social and reli- ^Albany, N.Y., Karen Paterspn of Edison and Kristy Mr. Jennings and Miss Spitz Dillon of Passaic Park gious groups and non-profit organizations to,hold Festival of Trees 111 N. Union Ave. jVest of Holland Township, the bride's niece. Maria Ms. Rosenthal. graduated from Cranford IJigh one of their meetings at the salon for a program of f? Cranford (and Audrey Hartman of Tustin, Calif, the bride-• fashion education. . '.' ••;. Crane's Ford Gardeners visited School in 1982 and from Cook College of Rutgers : the Somerset County Environmen- • .eroom's daughters, were junior bridesmaids and his 1 Births University in '1986 with a bachelor's>ide(greQ ,in ec- Following the organization's formal; meeting- ttye tal:Education Center's."Festival of •daughter, Ashley, was the flower girl. 6nomics..Shols an editor at Child Magazine iri New, salon-stafK..will §ive a prcscritatioh• about current rrrdfes"i;in Basking. Ridge Bee. 12. • The bridegroom's father was his best man and ushr Mr. and Mrs. James 'G: Stafford of Kenilworth an- York City, •:'.••.••• ,.,•••.„ , ' ,.--j!; •,..• 7:,£H "i'y -• - •.,-,-/: hair..and makeup fashions tailored to the needs.of Fifty-six Christmas trees had been jcrs were Michael Accardi of Cranford, George Mr. Dillon graduated from Wood-Ridge High .tho group. The presentation will include new infor- 'decorated by various organiza- • Fruit Baskets • Cards jWasclcski of Warren, Larry Farin of Maplewood and nounce the birth of a son, James Gordon Jr., Dec. 4 mation on haircuts, makeup tips, hair color forecast- at Overlook Hospital. He joins three sisters, Jessica, School, in 1981 and.received a bachelor's degree in tions and individuals. • Custom Gift Baskets J Peter Burncjko of Edison, The bride's nephew, Tory. journalism in 1986 from Rutgers University, Newark. for the '90s, and fast and easy beauty techniques. JSiimmcrcr of Holland Township, was ring bearer. ,12 M>, Jamie, 10 '/;, and Jenna, 4. The baby is the The service is free. Breezin' is located in Cleveland Following the trip, the club met •Personalized Items grandson of Muriel Galati of Rosclle. Park. He is an editor at Matthew Bender and Co.; New DUEt 5 Tho. bride, who graduated from' Cranford High York.City \ ..:..:: ..-.-: .piaza...:.-....'•,..:..:.•.!.•..: ,..,':.'•.. '• :..: :..\.:..v...... :..:...:.• at the home of Mrs. Ernest C. • Gift Wrapping Supplies 1 45 Alden Street • Cranford J School in 1982 and attended Union County College, A May wedding is planned. . . • UHom of Spruce Street Mrs. • Tee-Shirts • Mugs fis a. payroll manager at Berkeley Federal Savings, Kevin and Deborah Clohcscy of Minneapolis are Richard D.'Town-was co-hostess. jMillburn. Her husband, a salesman, for Paychex in the parents of a son,. Alexander, born Nov. 12 at St • Stuffed Animals 1 Kenilworth., graduated, from Mission- Viejo (Calif.) Mary's-'-Hospital in Minnesota. Grandparents are If you like Fredericks, you'll love • »Rubber Stamp Sets |High School and. from. Southern Connecticut State Munol Johnson of Cranford and'Jean and Lorraine } < CloliescyofDeerfield., III. • ' '.' . '-.'. •.".••' . •Novelty Items j College in 1979. . ' ' ' Social news Love 9\Q TAings • You'll Find That The Hartmans arc residing in Garwood following a SENSUOUS LINGERIE j honeymoon cruise to the Caribbean. • Bianca Maria Cal.ifano was born Dec. 11 to Lisa The deadline for wedding . YOU HAVEN'T FINISHED Special Something Here! and Mike Cnlifano of Perryville. She is the couple's and engagement announce- Every Day -NOW - Until Dec. 24tk YOUR HOLIDAY SHOPPING

; UNTIL YOU VISIT US t-. ' •.:'. :••:•' •'• •, .. .' . •." •••.'.•• •'. first child. Grandparents arc Mr. and Mrs, Joseph ments is 5 p.m. Friday. An ar- t, . " • • • • • • . • Grande of Garwood and Mr., and Mrs. Dominick Cali- ticle may be submitted to the TEDDIE'S • BABY DOLLS • GOWNS Be the 10th Homeowner to Call In . BUSTIERS • GARTER BELTS fano of Cranford. ' • • ' ' . . : Chronicle either by mailing it STOCKINGS • PEGNOIR SETS » DRESSES : 30% OFF Kimberly Sokol plans to P.O. Box 626, Cranford, or and Receive Your Garage Door or ASSORTED NOVELTIES & ACCESSORIES Edward and Marya Hclmstetter of 460 Lincoln Ave. dropping it off at the office at Electrical Opener Repaired 486-LOVE (5683) Lingerie 506 Boulevard 1025 West St. George Avenua, Linden, New Jersey Kenilworth, NJ 07033 E. announce the- birth of their first child, Edward 102 Walnut Ave Forms are Corner St. George Ave. @ Stiles St. - 2 doors away from Blockbuster Video fnarriage in October John III, Nov. 24 at Overlook Hospital Paternal available upon request Absolutely Holiday Hours: Dally & Sat.til 9 p.m.; Sun. 'til 6 p.m. • ••.•' • ' • • • • ' . All Ma|or Cards Honored ' ' Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Sokol of Kenilwprth an- grandparents are Ed and Jackie Helmstetter of Black and white photpgraplis :/.' F-AMILY TOGETHERNESS: Children enrolled in Prime Time 276-2198 nounce the engagement of their daughter, Kimberly, Cranford and maternal grandparents are Albert and are preferred, but good quality Louise Macaoay of Linden and Stella and William FREE!! gnd their families, from left, Javier and Robert Perez, Kathy- to Joseph K. Rudy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. color pictures are acceptable ..'.'.':• Coccia, Sharon, Andrew and Carl Biello have holiday dinner Quilban of New Hampton...... '. •• ' . There is no charge for pub- Rudy of Sayreville.' • . ,<••• together. The b'ride-clcct,.\vho graduated from David Brear- . lishing announcements or pic- ^METROPOLITAN DOOR CO., INC. tures. : . .-••••;•:, }'.••!••:•'.,•• '/• ','• ley High School, is employed as an executive secre- ROCKWELL PLATES SQ325 North Ave., Garwood 233-5836 tary for Martindale-Hubbell, New Providence. Her An exhibit of fino arts posters and.Norman Rock- Birth announcements may be Child care families gather for dinner fiancd, a graduate.of Sayreville War Memorial High telephoned to the office, well plates highlight "Collectors Choice: Posters and Youngsters in Prime Time, an School and Middlesex County College, also is em-Plates" currently on display through Jan. 20 at the 276-6000. had made and serve dinner. Af- ployed by Martindale-Hubbell, as an administrator. Jewish Community Center, 760 Northfield Ave., West after-school child care program at terward the families attended An October wedding is planned. Orange. . , • First Presbyterian Church, began "Snow White" at Cranford Dra- the holiday season recently with a matic Club. family dinner and theater party. APPRAISALS - WATCH REPAIR - JEWELRY REPAIR Children helped to prepare a Prime Time children also con- dinner for their parents, decorate tributed Christmas gifts: to Cran- Give A Gift erwm the tables with centerpieces they ford Family Care Association. Of Photos Fine Gifts Westberg Jewelers W Hair It's At—Moves Upil This Holiday "Tho ihemo ol WHAIR IT'S AT is Egypuan in nature. This culluro, hownfl spfpnd Come In to check (MOST) Wrap Th/s Up! Ihrougti iho classic anciont woild. had miraculous dyos inolhavo not ladod lor conturios. Order Now For Our Monthly Specials REPAIRS DONE SAME DAY Thoy also usud tho vory linost oils and ihconso. Thoir archilocturu was magniliconl. Evon • Gift Baskets Made To Order* Cookies For Santa though wa havu Iho most modorn tochniquos. wo havo had a hard timo duplicating many ol tho so things. Wo nro coming closo with many ol our now products Scientists andchomisls Your Personalized • Effie Marie Rum Butter Cakes wo'k ovory day all ovor tho world to como up with Iho latost in good, healthy total body cwo. Gliuos and dyos havo roconlly boon dovolopud that contain such a small amount ol poromdo Holiday Greeting ENTIRE STOCK SAVE 20 TO 50% • Grinders • Coffee Makers Collection;.. that thu hair is not changed to damaging.slagos. Just think ol hour wondoiiul it is lo havo boa'utilul, shining hair...ovon il you.havo just had a porml I can talk all day. Cards • Espresso/Cappuccino Makers Thu bost way lo experience ono ol Ihoso now and wbndoriul products is by trying thorn HAPPY HOLIDAY SEASON yoursoll, or by asking somoona who has rocently had a day ol beauty in 'W'HAIR IT'S AT," 70 ALL OUfl BUT STILL • Decorative Canisters • Mugs • Fla- Thu stall ol W'HAIR IT'S AT is also committed to acquainting themselves with tho WENDS /.NO PATRONS/ YOUR HOMETOWN JEWELER vored and Home-Roasted Coffees Inlost tochniquos in all aspocts ol beauty. Thereloro, when tho emporium is closed, loachors will bo ihvitoa to como from fur and noar to oducatu thostall and koop thorn atxonst 61 all ol • Chocolate Covered Coffee Beans tho nowosl lochniquos and products thai aro boing ollorod. Wo also have a bouliauo lillod Hours: 417 Park Ave. with dolightlul treats Irani clothing lo jowelory lor man, women and childron.The clients ol Stocking Stuffers Open Scotch Plains • Belgium Chocolates • Demitasse Sets. W'HAIR IT'S AT will bo ublo lo uxpoct nothing loss than tho bost in fashion, service and iho Dec. 22,23 and 24! 322-4819 products that aru usod. . . . *Call In Advance tor Holiday Gift BasKcta Offer includes: - Photo Plates HOME IS — DAY; OF- BODY MASSAGE •• FACIAL .". Magazine Covers • MANICURE - EUROPEAN • Brass Frames Or just stop in to meet the famous PEDICURE • HAIRCUT WHERE THE HEART IS SEASONAL SOFTENINGS CUTE AVAILABLE GUY, Ahrre Maros! LUXURY * CONDITION 8i STYLE - Picture Statues May yours be filled with peace, love and Front MCDOWELL'S Qift Certificate Available $ 95 - Photo Buttons. SPECIAL ONE TIME OFFER - Custom Framing contentment this holiday season. Our Christmas or 69 The Total Comfort Company" Hanukkah present to you. More Than Naif Price Savlngsl and Matting This Year Give... Easier Housework . .-.A Keepsake For New Feeling To Skin & Hair Lower Repair & Maintenance Costs. Christmas Eve Fora Cleaner & Brighter Clothes 106 North Union Ave., Cranford ^ •> FINISH Full Flavor To Water 276-9522 JEWELERS Classic Ancient World 700 Boulevard • Kenilworth Give MCDOWELL'S A Call AT 233-3213 Holiday Hours; 9-9 WMkday*. 1M Sit, 11-5 Sun. 33 Elm Street • Westfield • 233-2454 "Ahrre's Is Fresher Than Theirs" For A Free Softwater Estimate "W'hair It's At" 241-2021 Westfield COFFEE ROASTERY Hours: Mon.-Fri. 8-6, Sat. 9-5 620 South Avenue, West, Cranford (201) 2764025 Sun. 10-3 A-14 CRANFORD CHRONICLE Thursday, December 20, 1990 Thursday, December 20,1990 CRANFORD CHRONICLE A-15 imcl^cMMonalmusuL^ Christian congregations will celebrate the birth of Jesus Christ nearly Kenilworth Methodist Church 2,000 years ago with joyful church services beginning Sunday, the last Cranford Alliance Church Church of St. Anne Calvary Lutheran Church Sunday of Advent, and continuing.Monday, Christmas Eve, and Tuesday, Christmas celebration services will be offered at 9 and 11:15 a.m. The Rev. Carol Spelmani pastor of Kenilworth Community United Christmas Day. Featured wM be candlelight, traditional musk and chil- Methodist Church, will lead the celebration of the birth of Christ at a Newark Archbishop Theodore E. McCarrick will be the main cele- The fourth Sunday in Advent will be observed at the 8:30 and 11 a.m. dren's pageants depicting the Nativity. Sunday at Cranford Alliance Church. The "candle of hope" in the Advent wreath will be lit and the sermon candlelight worship at 7:30 p.m. Christmas Eve. brant at the 9 p.m. Mass Christmas Eve at the ChurcKof St Anne worship services at Calvary Lutheran Church. Sunday church school The service will feature Christmas carols and readings with a sermon topic will be "Season's Greetings to the World," from Luke 2. Music at n Masses also will be offered Monday at 5 p.m. and at midnight in the will offer its children's program in Fellowship Hall. The young chil- the contemporary service at 9 will be provided by Jennifer Kunst and by Spelman especially for children. , upper and lower churches. dren's Alleluia Choir will perform. at the 11;15 traditional service by Bertha Shershinger. There will be no The children also will participate in the churc h choir under uirhr>e Christmas Bay Masses in the upper church will be offered Tuesday at Threeservices will be offered Monday. . Sunday ^evening service at the church. direction of Harvey Russell. : 7,8:30,10 and 11:30 a.m. and in the lower church 9 and 10:30 am. A children's Christmas Eve Willbe held at 5 p.m. Designed for young Osceola Presbyterian Church New Year's Eve Masses will be offered at 5 in both locations and at 7 A. Christmas Eve service, will begin at 7 p.m. Monday. The candlelight 1 11 upper chureh children and their parents, the service will include simple carols, service of carols and Scripture will include the singing of traditional Greater Mount Zion Holy Church ^"11" ^* ^ - A New Year's Day Mass celebrating the reading of the Christmas story and the placing of Nativity figures by The congregation of Osceola Presbyterian Church will worship for the Christmas hymns, the reading of portions of the Christmas story from Motherhood of Mary will be offered in the upper church only at 7,8:30, some of the children! first time in their newly rebuilt church Sunday at 10 a.rn. Fire started the Bible, and the performance of four numbers by church musicians; The Rev. Charles W. Bullock, pastor ,of Greater Mount Zion Holy 10 and 11:30 a.m. , Candlelight services of Holy Communion will be offered at 7:30 and by an arsonist destroyed the church building at 1689 Raritan Rd., Clark, Church will lead Christmas worship services at 11:45 a.m. Sunday.., Confessions will be heard Saturday from noon to 2 p.m. and after the more than two years ago...... ; For additionarinformation, call the church office, 276-1617. 11'p.m., with both services preceded by seasonal music. • Sunday sehodl Will begin at 16 a.m. followed by youth church services 5:30 p.m. Mass and Monday from 1 to 2 p.m. At 7:15 p.m. teen choir instrumentalists, Nicole Maquire,.Cindy.and The Rev. S. Timothy Pretz, pastor, will preach on "What's New About at 11:15 a.m. ... • Christmas?" Lighting of Advent candles will take place during the Mellisa Nordstrom, Anna Totdahl and Stephanie Volckmann of Cran- The Rev. Issac Doc, associate minister, will provide the morning ford "and Jennifer Wollenberg of Clark will perform, Rachel Stevens of service. Sunday school for all ages and an adult Bible study class will Garwood Presbyterian Church message and the adult choir will sing. begin at 9 a.m. Fellowship hour will follow the service. Westfield will be the soprano soloist .. • . . The Rev. Gary C, Wetzel, pastor of Garwood Presbyterian Church will A Christmas pageant led by the Sunday school and youth department First Presbyterian Church The 7:30 p.m. service will feature the combined junior and senior Two Christmas Eve-services are scheduled for Monday. A family lead Monday's Christmas Eve service at 8 p.m. in the church sanctuary. will begin at 6:30 p.m. • , choirs and the junior bell ringers. The Rev. Christine Regan, assistant, service of carols will begin at 7:30 p.m. focusing oh children. "Celebrat- A watch night service and prayer vigil will begin at 10 p.m. Dec. 31 ing a New Birth" will be the sermon topic. The junior choir will sing. The service will include Communion. There will be one service, at U &.m., Sunday at First Presbyterian will preach.,..^ . : • The Handbell and Chancel Choirs will present a medley of Christmas Bullock will preach a New Year's message. The adult choir will pro- Church. As part of the worship the Westminster Choir and Chancel' A half-hour of seasonal music will precede the 11 p.m. service, pre- "C.od's Gift at Christmas" will be the sermon topic at the 9:30 p.m. vide gospel singing. service of lessons and carols. The chancel choir will sing. . songs; and carols at the candlelight service. '.. Choir, under the direction of Evelyn Bleeke, and the Jubilee Bells, "sented by the Calvary choir, senior, ringers and organist Mary Lou under the direction of Ann Weeks, will present musical anthems. Or- Stevens, Calvary's director of music. The Rev.. C. Paul Strockbine, ganist Robert Grube Jr. will play Purvis' Carol Rhapsddy. The Rev. pastor, will preach. . . Bruce Williams, pastor, will deliver a meditation and the Rev. Susan The pastor also will lead the festival service of Holy Communion, at 11 Union County &eltgtou£ jBktttovp Moriarty,; assistant, will help with the liturgy, • a.m. Christmas Day. Soprano Deborah Kyle of Cranford will sing. . Three services will take place Monday, Christmas Eve. The Caroler and Crusader choirs, under the direction of Elsa Hahn, will present the SCOTCH PLAINS cantata "Journey with Abduhl and His Camel, Mehitabel" at the 4 p.m. GRACE Ml St. Paul's service. The Christian musical portrays the story of Abduhl as he Trinity Episcopal Church- CHRISTIAN CHURCH United Church of Christ travels through Egypt following the star. He learns the meaning of /HTx-213 Center St. Christmas through the joy of sharing; '?••.' Christmas Eve services will begin at 4 p.m. Monday at Trinity Episco- 1800 Raritan Rd., Scotch Plains (By Union Co. College) • PEACE •£. f -4- \ Garwood Candlelight communion will be observed at 9 and 11 p.m; services. pal. Church with a traditional blessing of .the creche, the stable repre- FELLOWSHIP HP The Westminster Choir will sing at the former and the Chancel Choir at senting the birthplace of JesUs Christ ,. * ^789-1285. the latter Moriarty will preach on "Reflections of a Shepherd's Wife" The Rev. Samuel' Purdy, pastor, will lead the family service with 889-1690 950 RARITArJ ROAD and Williams will discuss "Reflections of an Innkeeper." carols and the Holy Eucharist will be offered. ' CRANFORD, NEW JERSEY 07016 . Rcy.'Dpug I^ovcjoy-Cartcr. The public is invited to all Christmas services. At 10:30 p.m. the Trinity Choir will lead the congregational carol sing. a. " • •'" • . . . {201) 27&S74O ••', • • - l'.istop . Minister DoOg McCullcy - At the midnight service, the Trinity Bell'Choir will be led by organist- . • Puton D«n K Virr.ihii Knudjcn choirmaster. Jim Lenney. The choir will sing "Christmas Joy Fanfare," .1 . Worship'and Sund.iy Sclioot . ; Suriday School 9:45 A.M. ; • Sunday - 10:60~A-.M AXtorsMp' . .;> - 9:30 A,M..r -.•;•.••••• "Bring a Torchh" and "Infant Holy.Hy" The Trinitityy ChoiCho r wililrr presenpresentt " A Sunday WbirshiJ? 11:00 A,M; ^Wednesday - 7:50 P.M. TKching "-.. ChiM Care-Available ., ; .; Gretnfbrct United M^ The $61bists; will be", ElizabetH"-and Jean Dibbell,, Wallace Baldwin, •; v" The public is ihvited to celebrate the fourth week in' Adyent at Thomas Paster a.nd John ?ebrpwski\ ;. ^ ' . : '• Sunday's 10 a.m. worship service at Cranford tJnited Methodist Church. :The: Holy Eucharist will be celebrated at the 9 a.m. Christmas Day. Raritan Road Yogr children will I6arn of God's The Rev. Douglas Miller, pastor, will'share a sermon based on Luke service; Thomas Paster will be the soloist • . \ Willow Grove love and gain a biblical foundation 1:29:38 titled "The Lord's People Will Be About Peace." The chalncel Baptist Church for life's decisions In our Sunday Presbyterian Church School.' v • choir and chancel ringers will perform during the service. 611 Raritan Road., Cranford The entire family is invited to worship together in the sanctuary until ~i961 Raritan Rd. (Adjacent.to the Days Inn) 10:20 a.m. when the children are dismissed for Sunday school classes. Scotch Plains A cribbery and nursery room is available prior to the beginning of rev.ew RaJSB YOBP SCOrBS... First worship. courses TAKE THE 232-5678 272-7088 Three services celebrating the birth of Jesus Christ will be offered on Pastor Steve Nash Christmas Eve. A.family and children's service will begin at 4 p.m. in Photo by Dlanhe Doverson won't , 9:00 AM - Sunday School For Sunday Service JSt the sanctuary. The service, "My Dear Lord Gave to Me," is based on the Sunday School—9:40 A.M. NATIVITY: St. Michael's School pupils tell story of Christ's All Ages : .- holiday carol "The Twelve Days of Christmas." The congregation and birth. From (eft are Corey Lakata ds Mary, angel Maura Gal- Marcla Lawrence, M.A., author ol How To Take thg SAT, Sunday Worship—11:00 A.M. children's choirs will be invited to play an active role in the service. A and George. Kapner/ M.A. announco tho opening of 10:00 AM - Coffee "and Fellowship Wed. Evening Bible Study—7 P.M. variety of props, costumes and small speaking parts will be utilized lagher, Kathleen Foster with star,. Daniel Kovplisky as Joseph. registration for the only course that teaches you tho Vc ir? in Fellowship wilh Ihe Conicivalivc Bjplisl AiiaHitic Church psychology bohlpd the test that will overcome your fears 10:30 AM - VVorship Services within the worship program. : : and help Increase your scores.. You'Hflnd out how to.recog: WHEN: • • ; Photo by, flobort Young 170 Elm Street An early evening service will be offered at 6:30 for families with older St. Michael Church Nursery and child Care Provided Westfleld, New Jersey OT090 nlze clues to answers and Beginning PAGEANT: Re-enacting the first Christmas during service at First Presbyterian Church are, from, Redeemer Lutheran Church children. Miller will lead the, meditation, "What has Happened?" Chan- trick questions, how to deal 233r2278 left, BJ. Jones, Kevin Iglesias, Joe LaBracio, Karla Williams and Paul Everton. Wednesday - 8:00 PM Choir Rehersal Clark and Couperthwaite Place cel ringers and choirs will perform traditional and contemporary Christmas services at St Michael Church will begin with a family with multlplo choice and math AWRENCE January 16,1991 (NearYMCA) Church School 9:00 AM hymns. Senior high youth will assist with the worship service. Nursery liturgy at 5 p.m. Monday, Christmas Eve. A vigil Mass will be offered at "stumpers", how to digest October 24th a new study will begin, • Westlield, NJ material quickly and effi- PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Worship 10:30 AM care will be provided for younger children and infants. 7. Midnight Mass will follow a carol service at 11:30. Christmas Day PUBUC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE after Bible Study ''Being A Chrlsltan, " 232-1517 : ciently, .how to locate every ECHNIQUES • TOWNSHIP OF CHANpORD Dr. Robert L Harvey, Pastor A candlelight Communion service will begin at 11 pm. for those Masses are set for Tuesday at 7:30, 9 and 10:30 a.m. and noon. answer in the reading com- (•MCCpt roQistraliort toj) tooa. shall be torwardod by tho Specifications may,bo .obtained al tho Board of Educa- In A Non-Christian World" Hey, Paul E. Kritsch, Pastor ' . ORDINANCE NO. 00-52 ' Chtol of Polico or his designated agont to the Township prehensive question-overy 7-10 P.M. 7 weeks AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER'5 OF THE tion Business Ollico ot;no cost. Roger Bprchin, D.C.E. wishing to celebrate Christmas at midnight College students will assist Feast of the Holy Family will be celebrated with family blessings at Treasurer within 30 dayfi aflor collodion or rocoi'ol. The sealed proposals may bo delivered porsdnally al . taken from the Book of James technique and strategy you'll Where: Temple Emanu-EI REVISED ORDINANCES OF THE TOWNSHIP OP CRAN ic) The regisiration tug fees shall be forwarded by tho Masses Dec. 30. ,NC FORD TO CHANGE DOG REGISTRATIONS FROM THE iho timo and place upocitiod. or by tho U S Mail Howoviir • " •>•'; .-.Sunday V/prs)ilpSciylces ,' , Miller with the worship service. The meditation topic will be "Trusting neodto raise your scores. 756 E. Broad St., Westfleld : Chif'i ot Police or his designatod agont within 30 days JURISDICTION.Ol THE TOWNSHIP CLERK 1Q THE the Board ol Edycalion uuill not h(ufi;lpanr>tble tor lain Thursday - 10:00 AM Bible Stucfy '•• ['•••'.; 8:30 am & Illod am • ' • Masses for the Feast of Mary, Mother of God arc scheduled for 6'30 atier coiioclion, to iho Slalu DepaMmqni ol Health, aa mail dollvohos. and no bid .shall be accepted aflor tho God and Doing Good." No qhild care will be offered at this service. F.P Info: Ann Gllckman 232-4245 JURISDICTION OF.THE CHIEF OF POUCE. INCREAS- • ptt£cribf)fJ by R.S 4:10-15.11. -. .. v ' ING THE CHARGES FOR A DOG LICENSE. LIMITING ,!ip,odiliod timo lor opening all titds • . • • :. Slindaqt^fttand .;:, ; « Extra parking wi}l.fc|e available Jn Cranford, L^rary parking lot Fo> p.m. Dec. 31, and 7:30,9 and 10:30 a.m. and noon. THE NUMBER OF DOGS PER HOUSEHOLD AND IN Soction 7. All Ordinances or pans ol ordinances which Tho proposal must be submitlod in a sealed envelope; : are inconsistent with trip provisions of this ordinancb are 8:00 PM Choir Rehersal ; Adull Bible ClasS 9:50' Km'"" ; " additional information, call the church office, 276-'0938.' ' Feast of Epiphany will be observed Jan. 6. CREASING THE CHARGE FOR LATE ISSUANCEOF A' wilh Iho fipocilicalion number on the outside of the Nursory Servlco Provided DOG LICENSE . "hereby repealed to the ement of such inconsistency envelope and addreasod as (pllows. During Worship Services and Education Hour NOW THEREFORE. BE IT ORDAINED, by ihe Sechon 8. Thisofdmanco shall takeelfoct on January Cranlard Goord of Educuhon '• l 1901' • • ' ' Township ComfTultoe.oi (hi; Township oiCMnforc). in the . . P.O. Bo* G46 • ' Pastor Ralph-P. Acerno . Christian Day School Nursory , , Edwm H FofCf.v Chairman • 132 Thomas Street County ol Union (ind Slate of Now Jersey, as loifows Through Gradp 6 , ••.'••• \ Soclion 1 That Chapter 5 AMicle 1 Seclipn 5 1 16 Township.Committee Cranford. Now Jorspy 070160646 • hereby amendod to ,id(Jlhi' OolmMion ot the* wOftl ATTtS"! r, BID SPECIFICATION NO 91-8 • ' ;Hou5ohoid" ihoroiD as follows Arlenu M Qiqon . ' By Iho Order of thcCranlord Board ot Hducnit'on.. 5 1 Definitions ' . . Municipal Cork r . ' > ' , ' "Joanolto plora Nixon FIRST UNITARIAN SOCIETY Housohold moans a (amily'Nviny togolher in.a single ' . STATEMENT • . School BuSinoss Adrninistf;itor/ TERRILLROAD dwelling unit with common access lo. and common ufie The foregoing ordinance was finally passed .is amend Board Socrotary OFPLAINFIELD "••; to •-•:.'• of all living and eating areas and all .ueasandlacililies • <--cl at a meeting ot the Township Committee ol tho Sia.90 • _ ,. . cc6-1t-Dec 20 1990 BAPTIST CHURCH (of the preparalion and storage of loot) wilhtn the dwell Township ol Ciantord. N J on Tuesday November ?7 Unitarian JJniversalist ing unit .'"..• 1990 .' . . TOWNSHIP OF CRANFORD 1340 Tcrrill Rd. Scotch Plains Seciion 2 Thill Chapfoi 5 Article 1 Section S 2 is U7.43 . CC2 it Dec 20 1990 BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT Advertise horoby'amended lo road as follows NOTICE 1 5 2 Annual licensu and rcaisiration lag reqimscl . pl;ic- TOWNSHIP OF CRANFORD . Tht} Board ol AdjUGtmont (Zoning). Tqwn&hip ol Cran- •:• •.;•; .322-7l!Si inq on don. PLANNING BOARD- tord Counly of Union: Now Jersey will holda public hoar Here Any pbrson who shall own. keep of hiirbor a dog ol ' NOTICE mq on M.ondny January 7. 109V Workshop Mnelttit) ai Rev. David E. Buck, Pastor • licensing acjo in.the township shall, in iho monih ol / 4f> p m . public hoarmQ at 8:15 p.m.. in Ihe Municipal On Wednesday. January 2. 1991 nt 8 00 p m in Room Sunday: January in each yoar, apply lor and procure (torn |ho Chief 106 ol the Municipal Building. Q Sprmgfiold Avonuo, Cr.in- Bmtding. 8 Springfield Avenue. Cranlord. Now Jorsoy to' ot Polico or his doaignatttd nflont a licence and official loid New Jor-sey. tho Crantofd Planning Board will cop- consider tho lollowinQ: . 9:45 AM - Sunday School Please Call: mol.il registration lag tpr oa£h such dog ao owned, kepi du'Cl a public hearing,on the following applications "56-90 — Oorolhy Slendardi. Applicant, tor a variance .11:00 AM - Morning Worship or tiorhorod, and chuil place upon each such dog a col- Horn the-roquiromontii of Ihe Zomnn Ordm;mco to con- lar or.harnosr. wllh the rcQialralion tag socuroly fasten Application No ' . ' 6:15 AM - Church Training 34-90 - Choflos-Roagan Applicant 205 Balmiero Road struct an addition with less than llio required side yard 724 Park Avt, Plain/idd, NJ 07060 ed Ihereto, setback (VI C 7 )ai Block 430 Lot 6 known as 21A South :'• 7:1S PM - Evening.Worship Annette New Jersey's BIGGEST and MOST BEAUTIFUL Video Store! North Block 198. Lot 48 on the Crantord Tax Maps tot Union Avenue • ' '•••••• 201-756-0150 ' Soclion 3 Thai Chaplei 5 Article I Seciion 3 3 is site- plan approval to jogtade property in a flood fringe Wednesday: hereby amendod lo rend as lollows Dated: December 16. 1900 Reverend Margot Campbell Gross f> 3 Limitation on liconses ama 7:00 PM-Prayor Mooting . 1-91 — John Groco Applicant liSNorth Avonuo, WoGt. Charles Kiamic, Jr. Worship Service at 10:30 AM Sunday 231-6689 'No porson may "old licenses lot more than or i-c^p Block 183., tot.5 onlhn Crantort) Tax Maps lor sue plan • Socrotary Church School and Child Care, 10:30 AM Nursery.Cato Provided • tnon: Mian, '3 dOQS at any one Hmi; approval to utilize portion ot building (1sl and 2nd floor&i $0.18 " • cc3-H-Dec 20. 1990, • Free Membership Snction 4 That Chapter 6. Article I Seclions 57)aidnd as an oftice wilh the following exceptions: Loss than Iho ic) ate Hereby itmcndod to read as follows requirod olzc lor driveway widlh tor a tw'o-way dnvoway 5-7 Fee expiration date ol license, 'seeing eye dog (VC 7 ad) and loaljow a trooatandingaign in Ihb 82 20111- oitomption from paymonl ol lees, lale foe, IVC 8h|3). - ' ' • • Over 15,000 Videos in) Ex.cept-asoihery/iiie provided in paragraph (biol this 2-91 — Tho Ccntonnial House, Applicant. 523 Conton- Section fi-7 tho person applying lor (he license and ninl Avenuo. Block G05. Lotii 1. 2 & 10 on Ihe Cranlord holiday gift giving ideas! r - - COUPON - - ^ idfliiitralian tag shall pay to Ihe Township of Cain ford a Tax Maps Ipr sito plan approval to construct an addition tut) ol S6.U0 lor the licensing of each, dog and iho adcli- and parking lot with lho following exceptions Le^s than iional sum fmed by Mate law for the registration of dog few-each annual renewal the loe for tho liccnso and lor Iho roquired si:fi for parking spacpfl lVC7,c(41 loss than' ihe registration lag shall bo tho same as for the original the roquired setback ol parking area to principal struc- license and tag Said licenses, ruQistration tags and ture (VC7,c (3Ho) loss than tho required EOlback ol park- rf.-nuw.ii5 iherijot shall t,-*pim on Ihe lasiday of January . ing area to Stroot ngh(-ol-wuy.(VC,7.c(3)(o). loss than Ihe WILLOW GROVE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Diich year ' roqu"irod solback ol parking area to a (osldenttoi zone boundary (VC 7 c l3He) and tor" nol.providing granito block 1961 Raritan Rd., Scotch Plains ic] There snail be payable in addition lo Ihe loo's sot curbing tn one (1) parking area (VC.7c.(9Hd) forth in Section 57 (a) a lato charge ot $100. for ooch Robert McAMhur. Socrolary calendar month oi pan thereof foralldoglicon3os issuod 232-5678 '•;.,'• Tennage Mutant alter January 11M ol any yueir ' Ptanrilnrj Board S16H3 ' CC4.1t-Doc. 20. 1900 Suchun5 Thai Chapter 5 Article 1. Soclion 6-8 (b) n WORSHIP SERVICES Christmas Eve - 7:30 PM •Family Service herob> amended to road on said application and Ihe refliMra- NOTICE AND INVITATIN TO BID non nunibet issued lot the dog sfiiill be prosorvocJ tor a BID NO- 01-8 CRANFORD UNITED METHODIST CHURCH period ot 3 years by me Chifjf ol Police or his dosiflnatod Tne Crantoid Board ol Education mvitoa your soalod ST. PAUL'S UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST agont In addiiion, he shall lorward to ihe state dopari- proposal tor . 213 Center St., Garwood 789-1285 201 Lincoln Ave., East 276-0936 Cranford $4 £88 meni oi hnaiih i»uch monih on loons turnishod by the DOOR REPLACEMENT - CRANFORD HIGH SCHOOL | %P Sugg. List •j.iid 'department, .in accurate account of rogiatraliOn and ORANGE AVENUE SCHOOL Dr. Douglas Miller (HjmbLMi, issued ur otherwise disposed ol Rcflislration Rov. Doug Lovojoy - Cartor,, Pastor c BIDDfcRS ARE REQUIRED TO COMPLY WITH THE RE December 24-4:00 PM Participatory Family and Chlldrens Service Price $24.99 iiumt)i;(h . ,hall bt; issijfd in ihe ordur of the applicalion), OUIREMENTSOF P.L 1975. C 127 • Section 6 Thai Chciptoi ^ Article 1 Sections b-t/l'ai 6:30 PM - Famlly/AduH Worship • Chancel Ringers/Choir Soalod ptoposals will be roceivod by the Board , CHRISTMAS EVE- 1 Offer Expires 1-15-91 • No limit anu (fii ,in,' hftrooy ;imc*ndi?(l to road as lollows Secretary al the Board ol Education OHicos. 132 Thomas chHd Care Available !j W- Disposition of Ifjfii colicscted Street Cranfofd, Now Joraoy. until 10:00 a m.. provailing" 8:00 PM Candlaight Sorvica 11:00 PM - Candlelght Communion ui) ucuiK'ij leub tedumplion tees and other moneys lime on January 15.1991 Ihon publicly oponoci and road -VIDEO VIDEO • 184 Elm St. • Westfield cCilUfCHJd or (cci-JiVtfd.undcr im:» provision ol thib arliclo. albud . • . 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Limit one movie 7:15 pm Pre-Service Music 7:15 & 10:30 PM •Pre Service Music Let's them play 8 different games for only $2,50 for 5 days •' 7:30 & 11:00 PM-Sorvlco o( Holy Communion VIDEO VIDEO • 184 Elm St. • Westfield 7:30 pm Candlelight Service of December 25,11:0o AM' Service of Holy Communion Video Video Gift Certificates Holy Communion TERRILL ROAD BAPTIST CHURCH 10:30 pm Pre-Service Music You decide how much, and they can choose from 15,000 movies, laser disks, and CELEBRATES CHRISTMAS videogames. ' 11:00 pm Candlelight Service of "Would You Uko To BB Pastor** Sermon Sunday December 23 COUPON BOOKS ARE AVAILABLE ONLY THRU 12/31/90 Holy Communion A Star?" -Matthew 2:1-12 Rev. David E. Buck 11:00 AM Video Video Christmas Eve Communion Carol Signing, Scripture Readings, the Lord's Supper Monday, December 24 Service 8:00 PM Open 10-11 Sunday • Thursday and 10-Midnight Friday • Saturday December 25 • The Advent Wreath, and Video Video Lighting Of Candles 11:00.am Festival Service of New Jersey's BIGGEST and MOST BEAUTIFUL Video Store Torrlll Road Baptist Church Is located at 184 Elm Street U Westfield U 654-9600 Holy Communion 1340 Terrll Road, Scotch Plains. Visitors are welcome. For additional Information, phone 322-7151, 184 Elm Street • Westfield • 654-9600 FREE PARKING The Rev. C. Paul Strockbino, Pastor COUPONS FREE PARKING FREE PARKING (Opposite the A&P and Foodtown) The Rev. Christine Regan, Asst. Pastor DO NOT EXPIRE (Opposite the A&P and Foodtown) Behind Video Video Behind Video Video Behind Video Video Mary Lou Stevens, Director of Music A-16 CRANFORD CHRONICLE Thursday, December 20,1990 Thursday December 20, 1990 CRANFQRD CHRONICIClLA B-l Willie Carpenter is most valuable wrestler at Caldwell Tournament

By Robyn Frank ••••', 7-2 for the 1990 championship. Carpenter pinned . team correspondent DrT,ucn in-five minutes two seconds Saturday. . . 1990 state wrestling champion Willie Carpenter His older brother Mike, a senior, captured fourth was named most valuable wrestler at the Caldwell place in the 112-pound division. Junior Pete Sdholz Tournament Saturday as he led the Cranford High and senior Dan Clancy finished fourth at 125 and 130 School wrestling team during its first contest of the pounds respectively. Also senior Jason Alvator, 135 1990-91 season. pounds, captured fourth place and senior Luke The Cougars, who finished with 120.5 team points, Lucash took seventh place at 140 pounds. Christmas is just around the corner. And every corner of our store is Stop by our Deli Corner for the widest selection of domestic and put their best foot-forward and finished fourth out of . Other Cougar standings include senior Chris Pipoli brimming with quality. ., ' . eight teams in the first Cranford contest for new who finished fifth in the 145-pound class, sophomore imported delicacies from Cheeses to Caviars and Specialty Pies and head coach Ben LaSala. . . Nick Lettieri who gained fourth place in the 152- Come to our Butcher's Corner for our Kings Country Farm Fresh Cakes..' ' . •' • • .'' ••; .•. ; • -.'•/'•'•. • ' " Paulsboro captured the team title with 215 points. pound division, senior George Ennesser who fin- Young Turkeys, the freshest birds in town. And take your choice from the Blair Academy placed second with 136.5 and Brick ished fifth in the 189^pound class and junior Wayne Take in the beautiful sight of all the gift ideas in our Floral Corner from Memorial took third with 136. Following them were Bender, 160 pounds, and senior Brian Nordstrom, widest selection of Fresh, Cooked, Smoked and Canned Hams as well as Traditional Poinsettias to tabletop Mini Trees: Warren Hills with 117; Delaware Valley, 101; Card- 171 pounds, who each captured fourth place awards. the leanest USDA Choice Beef Roasts and Steaks. ' ,x • ', well, 82; and Lyndhurst, 48.5. ' ' The Cougars were scheduled to travel to Newark's pur gifts are yours to purchase on the spot to take home with you. In Carpenter, a junior and '90 defending state cham- East Side yesterday for their first dual meet of the Discover the freshest fish market in town in our Seafood Corner and addition, our, 1990 Kings Holiday Gift, Guide is filled with valuable pion in the 112-pound weight class, finished first in season. The team will go to Linden tomorrow for a 4 order anything from freshly shucked Little Neck Clams to artfully the 119-pound weight group. His final bout was p.m. match and to Irvington Saturday morning for its coupons and pur Kings Food Gift Certificates are just the thing for those against Lyndhurst's Mike DeLuca, whom he defeated last matches before the holiday. . . arranged Shrimp Rings. special someones on your holiday list w.^d seem to have everything. Roam our Farmer's Corner for the finest produce from near and far, The world of favorite things we have in store for you is yours nowhere including our special Jumbo Fruit Assortments for your holiday table and else. So come visit us this holiday season and let all the Kings men and our Gift-Boxed Fruits, Fruit Bowls, Nut Trays and Dried-Fruit Platters. all the Kings women give you our very best. BUTCHER'S CORNER FARMER'S CORNER GROCER'S CORNER SIGNATURE CLUB COUPON CORNER Kings Country Farm From Peru Regular SPECIALS Long Green.Ib. Take advantage of our weekly ^Natural or Lightly Salted * J Fresh OOC Maxwell House $~l QQ :,••' members-only savings in our :Wise •••-• Asparagus Butcher's, Seafood, Deli and I - Turkeys ib "y Coffee X Farmer's Corners. Look for our, •POTATO AugrDrip or Regular (13 oz.) or 10-13 Ib, sizes .to 18-24 Ib. sizes. Red Ripe monthly specials in our Grocer's, 6 oz, bag Wilh ,his French Roast (12 oz.) . With. Pop-Up timer \ . T.".'-.:;. Chilean '/: . pt. . Dairy, Freezer and Fipral Corners. Coupon Kijjgs Country Farm Freshi Perrier ^ And,, if yoUvre not;already' a erries member,, sign:up today. -Good. 12) 16/90-12/22/90 - LU149 Turkey 1 Fresh Natural Sheiied • * ••:-.. l,ln»lt 'mw-ctyupu'n/ileiii ptr"cmlontir •. Ronzoni Breast »>. Almond $^ 9 9 IT'S FRIlE! I Regular, Diet or" Caffeine-Free WARM UP: Rookie Colt Tony Siragusa, right, a graduate of Brearley High School, warms up at 4-7 1b. sizes to 8-1Q Ib.'sizes. Pasta &«*; Giants Stadium with team quarterback Jeff George before Sunday's Colt-Jet game. ' • With Pop-Up,Timer Meat: .ib.••••;• L Kings Country :Tab, Sprite, Diet Coke or Curly. Lasagna #8 (Ib.). Jumbo Shells Farm Fresh Perdue #95 (12 oz.) or Manicotti #90 (8 oz.) icocA- Oven Stuffer DAIRY CORNER Turkey Breast :COLA Kenil worth DELI CORNER Whole or Split '.2 ltr. btl. "•: With this Roaster 99 Tropicana Orange^ Coupon fans cheer Pineapple Kings Store-Made USDA Choice •: ^ ; Good 12/16/90-12/22/90 LU150 Kings Semi-Boneless Baked & Glazed • • IJmll one coupon/Hem per cusliimtT Juice 64 o . American for hometown Fresh $^49 2 Turkey Light n' Lively Leg of Lamb $>00 I Regular or Light Choice boy on Colts Ham ib ±d Breast Ib. Semi Boneless. Whole dmd OFF I Breakstone 100 s oZ; Whole or Shank Half .• Medford Honey Imitation Members Save •SOUR 89 By AI Mes Kings Country Farm Fresh Yogurt :CREAM pt. with this Semi-Boneless Tavern Lobster Meat 00 Sports writer - \ Kraft American $591 Prev. Froz,, 1 Ib. or more OFF Kenilworth residents,. Brearley Photo by Ivan Sapersteln High School students, alumni arid Smoked Ham ib Members Save : Good 12/16/90-12/22/90 : LU147 PUSH OFF: Cranford High School junior Aileen Bracuto gets set to push off for the 100-meter Singles ib Fresh m. ' • • football coach Bob Taylor as well Ham Half \ Imported from Switzerland * * Limit h Docenihcr 22. I'MO. We' $100 •TISSUE With this Boar's ftead Beef Ice Cream reserve the riyl'il In liinii i|uanlitio*>: vWdoniM soil in dealers: Bouquet : Pkg. of .4 rolls Cqupon Regular or Light. '/: gal. iiiul we cannni. he re*pi>ii>;iMe Hir lypntiruphiuil emirs Not A OFF ,ill iienf- 'iiviiiliihlo in all Mores. • Members Save Holiday by smaller margin than last vea«/ r Cocktail tioo JGood 12/16/90-12/22/90 LU152 Our sincerest Holiday Poinsettia Polito came to play. But they have Cranford three more points. By Franks b^^ • • Limit oiif coupnn/iteni .ptr ciislomer • By AI Lies to put it all together and sustain the end of the first half, Irvington wishes come from 6" 50* ...... with Tanya Funk OFF their play for all four quarters. led 36-22. Gabe Corso, our ; Regular or Homestyle Irvington beat Cranford 78-48 in At the end of the first quarter In the third quarter, Irvington's SEAFOOD CORNER General Store Manager Signature Club Specials arc available only at the varsity boys' basketball home the score was 25-10 Irvington.. But Don Moxley and Kenya Cappers at Kings in Ridgewood. Kings in Wuync. BedminMcr. Garwood and : Tropicana Pure Premium opener Friday. But the' margin Cranford's zone defense did started to hit from the outside Fully Cooked Kings Short Hills. was less than last year's loss to bother Irvington's attempts to get pushing the score to 62-39 as the iORANGE longtime Essex County rival, the ball inside and after nume- Cougars played poor offense and Shrimp rous steals and offensive re- 99 Special Holiday Hours : JUICE u gai. showing that the "new look" an even poorer defense. The only :. ••. ,..:•;• ••:•: with this Cranford team can win. bounds, Wagner assisted Cassidy scoring Cougars were Cassidy, Ma- Ring All Kings stores will open and Majors to score. Later in the ea \\mM'p^Wf^ Coupon New head coach Joe Lafferty jors and Slattery. With Cocktail Sauce, Prev. Froz. at 7 am on Saturday and said, "Irvington's fast break quarter Polito was brought into By the fourth quarter, the Cou- iGood' 12/16/90-12/22/90 LU146 the game for Majors and his good 17 oz. Approx. 48-55 ct. per Ring Sunday, December 22nd & worked for them. We did some (Please turn to page B-3) 23rd. Cheek your store for • • I,hull mil' cmipmi/ilimi per cusliinivr . good things but we didn't finish judgment and swiftness gave Fresh FroFUIA^Cm CertifieI lltlCdU WaterVVUlCISst off. I'm still up tempo regarding closing times. the players and the rest of our Little Neck All Kings stores are open :Kraft , • • season. We still have to work on Bear- Cougar Scoreboard $J,99 Monday, December 24th our weak areas, but as a whole Clams 1 from 7 am to 6 pm. •AMERICAN $ 1 99 the team played very well." Scores from Dec. 11 to Dec. 17 » doz. T Friday's line-up featured seniors Canadian •SINGLES lib. ^Ihis Joe Cassidy, Adam Lightcap, Mike BOYS' BASKETBALL : (MMJim, Ifajfld- Coupon Burke, and Brad Wagner and jun- Roselle Park 54, Brearley 29 Cleaned ior Sean Slattery. Lightcap, who Irvington 78, Cranford 48 $999 •.Good 12/16/90-12/22/90 1(1145 fouled three times within the first, Smelts Ib. JU six minutes of the game, showed * t l.linll mil- i'iiu|Niii/lti'iii jit11 ciihliiiiu'r . * GIRLS' BASKETBALL that he can shoot and drive. He Brearley 53, Roselle Park 31 Holiday Bulk Specials! was replaced by junior Ken Ma- From Venezuela, Medium jors. Cassidy, Wagner and Slattery Irvington 37, Cranford 30 CHEERING SECTION: In the stands Brearley alumni, from left, Tony Durham, Joe Kllburg, Vlnce had spurts of solid offense and White Armando Jose Rodriguez and Scott Bruno display banner with Tony Siragusa's jersey number. defense. Burke and junior Chris BOWLING! Shrimp $Q99 Cranford, 12th In Summit Invitational 2 Ib. box r ^ SWIMMING Frozen, Approx. 41-50 ct. per Ib. Lady Bears win but boys lose to Roselle Park Cranford 104, Linden 68 Cranford 82, Summit 88 Frozen, Cleaned 450 Route 206 North & Hills Drive, Bedminster Monday-Saturday 8 am-10 pm. Sunday 8 am-8 pm BOYS' WINTER TRACK By Kim Eagan Bear boys were not as successful, as they Squid vh ib. box 300 South Avenue, Garwood Roselle Park 15-2 in the first quarter. The Union 66, Cranford 2 From the East coast Team correspondent Bears were led by senior guard Kim Eagan were pounded 55-29. The Panthers burst onto Monday-Saturday 8 am-10 pm, Sunday 8 am-9 pm who scored nine of her 29 points in the first the court on fire and scored on six of their Both Brearley varsity basketball teams faced GIRLS' WINTER TRACK tylAC makes paying lor your groceries 778 Morris Turnpike, Short HHIs RoseUe Park Friday in season openers, tally- quarter. Also scoring big for Brearley was nine opening shots to build a 16-4 first-quarter t'uster and easier. Minimum purchase Monday-Saturday 8 am-10 pm, Sunday 8 am-8 pm sophomore center Tricia Anglim, who poured lead. Following a layup by James King, the Cranford 41, Union 36 s ing a win and a loss. 5.00, No service charge. Available The Lady Bears recorded their first victory in 11 points and recorded 12 rebounds. Bears were able to cut the lead to 21-10. But only ai Kings in Wayne. Bedminster. as they trounced the Panthers 53-31. Other scorers included junior Karen Savage the Panthers soon entered a seven-point WRESTLING Morrisiown ami Garwoocl, with six points, Melissa Toma with four and streak and upped their half-time lead to 21-10. Cranford, fourth in Caldwell tourney Brearley, strengthened by & strong defense, (Please turn to Page B-3) started the game out strong and outscored Lisa Moore with three. . B-2 CRANFORD CHRONICLE Thursday December 20,1990 Thursday December 20, 1990 CRANFORD CHRONrriT.E B-3 Recreation basketball UCC coach winning track ^tth a victory ovH a tough Ohio SCARLET KNIGHTS 32, WILDCATS 25 -Jeff'Cnrncy lod-tho. Wauiots'- scoimg with -T4 Cranford boys Grades 3 and 4 State team. The game was a lot closer than The Scarlet Knights tamed tho Wildcats on followed by Phil Lanz with 11, Luke Hannon the score Indicates, with Wisconsin finally pull- oponing, day with a balanced offonslvo and with 10, Brian Wilson with six .and Marjoo ing away In the fourth quarter. Chris Blttrtoe defensive display. Tric'ia Polito led tho scoring Aqui'llng'and Chrio McComb each with two. ILLINOIS 20, INDIANA 18 led all scorers with 16 points. Also scoring In for. • the Knights -with 12 points.' Danlollo men s s Grades 1 and 8 Tho lighting Illinois led by Chris Percy's double figures for tho Badgers was Bobby Schippcr had- six points. Donna . Polito. and ST. MICHAEL'S 76. ST. THERESA'S 39 eight points, scorod 14 ppints In tho fourth Habgr with 1?_. Dave Degenhardt pitched In Stephanie Glion 'had lour poinls oach while- Tho tonrn gol in gear ag/iifist St.Thoresa's PROVIPENCE 45, VILLANOVA 42 quarter to overcome a five-point deficit and "We have size, strength and hus- with six and Hay Welgel closed out Wis- Heather-Honslcr, Lynsey Borgos and. Ashley and dclealed Iho neighboring squad 76-39. It edge Indiana by a basket. Loading a balanced tle. All we lack is experience/' In a close first half, Providence received consin's scoring with his first basket of tho •Caldwoll had two points apioco. The Wildcats was tho Warriors" speed, board strength and scoring attack for Illinois wore Ian Glllesplo strong rebounding and eight points from Chris year. • . • ' were led by Megan lightcap with 12. points.. • aggressive play onco again that. brought That's how coach Kevin Duggan with four points, Terry Franklin four points, SoMis, 11 from brother John and two from Ray Welgel and Vlnrilo Munoz took caro of Ab6oy' Dro.ycr had live,-Lauren Portor four, ' about tho victory. . . Ryan McGlynn and Courtney Reynolds, both summed! up his 1990-9L Union Dave Bober's conversion of an ptfonslvo ro- tho rebounding duties with Mike Tretola and lollpwod by .Lauron Mackooudand Karon 'Exciting passes, by JcH Carney and Brian J two. Alan Trzuskoskl and Matt Kabol provided County College men's basketball bound. Villanova countered with 24. points • Sean Longo playing outstanding defense for. Domeyon with two' oach. Tara Klobor and Wilson set up a number of baskots, along wllh tho rebounding and defense to keep Illinois from gamo high scorer David Crosby, strong the Badgers. Tommy Arthur led the Buckeye Tracy Swackhamcr played well dofonsivoly for Philip Lnnr's Important rebounding and oullol team. The Owls, 1.2-18 last season, • rigor play Jrom Danny Martin and six points close during tho first three quarters. charge with 12 points. Robbie Orslnl threw In the. Wildcats. ' , lurnovcri; and tho tonm was ablo to .work tho will open their, season Dec. 2tj from Chris Slano. . • ... ., . Indiana was led by Andy Klndler with six. eight with James Rlchardejla-adding a basket. ball lo Wilson in tho corner lor his usual high hosting the annual Owl . Providence built a second half load with bal- points and Kevin Fontana with five. Brad Sum- Playing tough defense for Ohio State were percentage shot. . • ' . • SCARLET KNIGHTS 37, PIRATES 36 holiday tournament anced, fast broak scoring lod by Chris Kalt- eneck with throe, Rob Segoar and Greg Win- Evan Gllen, Brian Keleman, Loon Schus- Lending all scorprs was Carnoy wilh 26,. (ol-, The Scarlot Knights, who trailed 16-9 al Half- • reidor's 10 points, and Brian Manor's team tors, two apiece, rounded out tho scoring for .'. terman and Joey, Unlsh. . lowed by Wilson and Hannon each with 14. Actually, Duggan does have a timo, camo back to capturo an oxcillng 37-36 • high 12.. Mlko Fcoloy'S'10 points^ Adam Loff- Indiana. Mlko Galluccl; and Eric Schrolber ' " Ddrsott had eight, Lanz and Jason Qordloro tie experience on his squad in the played good defense. . gamo against a strong Plrato squad. Tricla. redo's two plus a full court prbss from John r6'ERS21, JAZZ 5 : four each, Adrienno Pelrino, Nick Connono Polito led tho second half pxploslon by scor- form of his co-captains, returning Mamrak, Scott Ruchok and Randy Wooden Only two points wero scored In tho lirs.t and Mar|oo Aqulllng two ouch. Parduccl lod, ing 12 .of-her gamb-hlgh 19 points. Lnuron, brought Villanova.closo at thobnd. ILLINOIS 16, MICHIGAN 9 quartor of what proved to be. a groat dolonslvb St. Theresa's with 25. sophomores Lackland Richards Wolss led the Piralos with' 18 points, followod . Illinois beat a tough Michigan team behind game between the Philadelphia 76'ers and Santa Bui two-points and a lato clutch robound and Tim Dursee. by Rachel Sovors with eight points. from Tony Dqtoro, and Pat Griffin's grab of a tho .scoring of Ian Gillesp'le whd had eight the Utah Jazz. Players on both teams camp Richards, a 6'8" center, and batted ball prcsorvod the win for Providence. points. Torry Frank jln and Ryan McGlynn oach up with some really super, plays. Both to.ims oxhibitod groat, deforiso and scorod four points for 1ho fighting Illinois. Scoring (or the jazz were Todd Daniels with passing as tho load changed hands many Grades 5 and 6 Dursee, a 5'9" guard, are the guys times in tho second half; Stophanlo Gllon, BOSTON COLLEGE 44, ST. JOHN'S 34 Chris Percy, Courtney Reynolds and Matt four and Jeff Tlerney with one. Ryan Matloso, HOLY TRINITY .19, ST. MICHAEL'S 16 Duggan is looking toward to lead is on hfe way.... Danielle Schlppor andLynsdy Borges playod In a tight defensive struggle, Boston Collogo Kabel oil contributed with their rebounding - Eric Dale, Steve Gachko, Mike D'Agostlno, Turndvors woro costlyas tho Warriors saw a the otherwise young Owl team; oulstandlng defense to slow down Iho potent •hung on to boat a hustling St. John's squad. and. defense. Adam Herits and Alan Truz*. Tom Unlsh, Paul Horlts and Mark Saad played 9-4 halftlmoload disnppoar and Holy Trinity, Pirnto offonso in the. second half. Donna Polito "Lachland and Tim were very Poto Dittmar's blockod shots lod B.C.'s do- uskoskl camo off the.bench to provldo good-, good dnfense. / .'.-.. rally'to-pull out a victory In tho closing soc- scored- eight points, Melissa Murray nlno good players for me.last season, fenso.Six B.C. players scored, lod by Dlttmar dofonso. Leading the offense for Philadelphia was onds of tho game. . ' ,...'. points, Heather Henslor four points and Ash- •with 18 ppints. Dan Bombacl, Joromy Platt Michigan was led by Jason Harris with six Andrew Ruple with eight, foljowod by Oavld Lending scoror for St. Michael's was Philip, and they worked hard and im- Idly Caldwoll two. points to round off tho.Scar- and Brian Williams oach scored six points, • points and. Matt Rausch wllh two. Joff Baor Pean with six, Paul Whltehurst with four, Mark Gnilliol with nine. loHowbd by Jow McComb I=AMILY PRIDE: Slragusa family members assemble at Giants Stadium before Sunday's Jets- lol knight 'scoring., Bridgolt Garlly, Jessica, proved over the sumrrier," he said. whllo Paul Asavabhokhln and Joff Wobor each scored one point. Frank Buonlno, Shaun Ivory with two arid Adam Williams one. For- with ihree. and Collpbn Carnoy and Androw RodriqUoz. Sarah Kyle, apd Julio Schwoltzor "It's important to have them at Golts game. From left are brothers Peter and Tony,, mother Rose and brother Tdny. added four. Bombacl, Williams and As-' Johnson, John Pabst, Chris Shaw and Gerry' wards Tyler Ward, Brian Reppert and Richard Ruplb each with two. Joo Do Candla contin- .,.so finish scored two points apiece for Iho Plratps Mary avabhokhln lod B.C.'s rebounding corps. Tobln playod aggressive defense and kept the. Brugger gavo the 76'ers the edge under the ued, his strong robouhding and Don Mahonoy their best, because they are my Ellen Wilson and Glnny Cblnrusco playod; very'. • Weber turnod In an oxcellont dofonslvo perfor- game closb until the fourth quarter. . boards. showed somo real spark al guard. only two players with college ex- well on both ends of Iho court. ' your shopping mance Kevin Catarino also made a. good of- perience." • Kenilwortli fans cheer for hometown Colt fort on dofonso. ' . ' MICHIGAN STATE 27, MINNESOTA 23 ST. THERESA'S 20, ST. MICHAEL'S 18 Joining Richards and Dursee on Siragusa remember? where it all Cranford girls Cranford men Another chance at victory for Iho Warriors you get an outstanding talent like the quick and St. John's' Was lod by Brian Wilson with 13 This exciting contest stayed close-for most the team are guards Ponce Vines, (Continued from Page B-l) started. He comes back every year points and Jason Mlchaols with, 10. Mlchaols of the game. The victorious Michigan State • STANDINGS gol away as Kovln Hopkins soalod tho win for Tony, our football program was and Vlnco Cu.rrld, who had' sovon points, team was lod by a balanced scoring attack. Grades 6, 7 arid 8 SI. Theresa's by sinking a koybuckol wilh Larry Calhoun and Dion McCutr . Siragusa is the first Brearley: good enough to develop his talent. to talk to aspiring Brearley foot- easy way at... grabbed many rebounds. ,Jon Haug and Phil Points were provided by Marc Petlto with eight Fronchy's • ... -.4 0 seconds remaining in tho gamo. Hopkins load cheon. Duggan also has fofwards graduate ever to start the season to its fullest potential," said Tay- ball players. He always leaves points, KovlOn DeSimono and Rob Schlpper TIGERS 38, EXPLORERS 8 all scorers with nlno points. • . Mucksavago controlled the ball nlcbly for tho Pogasus • 4 ' 0 Lance Johnson, Jon Scott, Darrel with a professional football team; lor. "Besides being a great tackle, them with these thoughts, "No Rodman. Jon addod four points. Mlko Ham- both sovon and. Mike Bazllus five. . Tho undermanned Explorers played hard The Warriors had their opportunities but mot, Robert Losl and Chris Lowo hustled at Mlnnosota' Was led by the game's high • but camo up short in this well playod, Interost- Sports Soction -•— 2 . •1 missed on (our layup situations which could- Scarborough, James Davis and In high school the 1985 graduate both offensive and defensive, he rriatter where you play, always • CD's both ends of tho court, ' scorer, Billy Provo, who had 10 points, fol- ing game. • • -. •• • E.M.E: 2 i hayo.brokon tho gamo wide ppon. Scoring for. Ronald Horn on the team. . was both an all-state football was a tremendous all-around ath- give 100 percenfc~Play hard and lowed by CarmWno Donlcola who chipped In Explorer scoring was pacod by three, sonsa- Just Rito Equipment 2 2 St. Michael's woro Joo DoCandla six, Colloon Nias Battle, a 6'3" guards player arid the state's heavyweight. lete for us. In his ^senior- year, have,fun." . with six. Also scoring baskots for Mlnnosota tional baskets by Laura Schrtiltt and Jann Carney (our, Brian Joan-Josoph, Joo STANDINGS Mackovlch & Burko . 2 2 forward, is also a candidate for Tony was also our punter and • CASSETTES woro Joo Doty, John Mlccla and Joey Viola. Sands who had six points each, Megan Kav- McComb, Brondan Kooloy-and Philip Gallllot • wrestling champion. He received • J , ' . ' alus wllh four points and Krlstl Plsclptta two Mulcahy's •.,•'••• 1 . . •• • .2 each wilh two. Do Candla continued getting "the Owls, but currently is recover- > a full football scholarship to the during that season we called sev- Connecticut . ' .' '2 Michigan State'Was led on dofensd by,Scott Cougar basketball : Ivory who was tenacious undo!" 1ho board;}. ..- points-. The aggrossivo play of Robin Browiter Rlvorsldb Bombers . ; . 1 •2 stronge'r under Iho boards, whllo And.rbw ing from an injury, "Nias has an ^University of Pittsburgh where he eral fake punt plays. In each case : : '•". . " ° Syracusp ": • -: •• • •. 2 : o • POXEDSETS ^Also. playlng:.excbllent defense for tho victors - and Jill Vandorwater contributed to the'toam's • Ruplo, Paul Horlts, and Stovoh.Gachko playod , (Continued from page B-l) Cranford Hotel ' '. ' -1 •;•" 3 ahkle injury, s6.he's not available "played four years on the varsity. A Tony ran for a first down." . : Provldonco . "' '•' : 2' '•'. • 1 wore Kovln Boste'l and Brett Burndo. Playing porforma'rico, .. , •' -.•••• . • • koy roles lor tho Wa.rriors' coming off Iho : 1 . • 3' -at-'they moment," Duggan said. The Siragusa; name is synony- gar defense fell apart but offense : Royals ..." ;. ,: • 6'4", 290-pound noseguard, lie ; Boston Collogo • . V' ": 2 : .1 outstanding dofonso for Minnesota Woro Keith' The Tigers rocoh/pd Ihclr scoring from Katia bonch. •••.•••-.• .'.'-'"•• .-. • GIFT COLLECTIONS • .4 mous with .fobtball:ih. Kenilworth. Gilbortson and Billy Simpson.- .-..-. • Dbnneily with 16. points,.. Amy .Blitz olght Suns .'• ' '••- '.. •• ' • • 0 "But hopeflilly he'll -be'.. ready by . . earned a free agent contract fcom took: over outscoring Irvlngton ' QeorgctpWn - 1 •. .. 1 '• ' '...•..- - points. Kara Dackprmanri "six points, Donna the' first or second week of the . : the polts pnd. soon worked his His' father, Pete, novy: deceased, 19-re including a three-pointer by . Pittsburgh • •''I , .. • 1 Barret six ppints and.Mandy.Ross two points/ ; '.•'•. •NP9THWESTERN.32,'plJRDUE12f' "• During lasl.wpok's garnos, Just Ritq- Equlp- season;'... •. ' •' '••"'•£:'''•••'• ?'•'• ' •'• '• '' -^ was—a leader in-', the tCeniliVoPth • liightcap and-a-basket by junior, ; way into the starting lineup,'." • Villanova.' . • / '••• 2 - .. • 1 " ' An aggressive Purdue toam took an, oarly Tho firio floor game played by Cindy Ross, Jill monl trouncod tho .Suns .48-24, Pogasus .do- Jets Pop . Warner program, ^MUSiC^^V .,. .•'..; • . p "With Nias, Jon.,' who's 6'6",,and "As a kid I was always a Giants Kris Bender.: Contributing tp de- Solon Hall 2 •'load until Northwestern adjusted its mart-to- ,,Rodlund and Christine Cavlcchloll Irtthe back. • foalod Mackbvjch & Burkd.55-49,.Spprts Soc- . .' ST. MICHAEL'S 36, ST. AGNES 20 Brother Pete; Ji*.' Was an all-state man dofonslvo prossuro. Tim' Styler, Robert court enablod tho Tigor offonso to pull ah'oad lion triumphed ovor Mulcahy's Tavorn 56-45; St. Mlchaol's- now,fourth grado toam gol off James, who's also 6'6", we have fan," he said. "One of my biggest fense were senior Pete Perillo St. John's ••'•"•• o .3 center on the Bears' 1981 un- Sands and Patrick Manor woro particularly ef- in tho second hall. Frenchy's • was victorious over tho Rlvorsldo to a groat,start In ils first gamo ovor. In tho some depth for Lachland. We thrills was playing against' the Gi- and sophomores Sean Hannon • STOCKING STUFFERS: fective in shutting down Boilermaker olfenslvo .Bombors 65-51, and tho Royals odgod by tho first couplo of minutes, things looked gloomy j defeated team, and younger •Also In last week's play Connoctlcut de- don't have td worry about our big ants earlier in the season in In- : and Dumont Alnutt After the threats. Sands also :scorcd fivo points and TIGERS 33, LIONS 17 Cranford Hotol 38-36. ..-••' as .St. Agnes pponod up, to an oarly 8-2 load, brother Elio was an all state de- feated Sbton Hall 55-42 and Syracuso tri- man getting in foul trouble, be- dianapolis. All of a sudden I game Perillo said, |'This year played throe positions. • Tho Lions and Tigers playod a gamo bofit- Aftor a tlmo out, St. Michael's startod passing fensive tackle for Brearley in • Blank Cassette Tapes •Cassette or CD Cases umphed bvor Georgetown 52-44. ting their nicknamos until the fourth quartor cause we've got some size on the looked up and there in front of we're determined to win." Ed Fceley scored three points on a big of- -unselfishly-, on offonso and playod a tough 1988, and second in the state in lepsive. rebound and a loul shot and Jarod when the Tlgors pulled away to win. . St. zone dofonso.. bench." me was Bart Oats, Giants all-pro Leading scorers for Cranford. Tho Lions, who playod very woll and kopt heavyweight wrestling. ^ • Cassette Head Cleaners and Demagnitizers BULLETS 22, BULLS 18 Bashloum and Ryan Schmitt added two . Billy Provod startod tho scoring.andwound center. And today (Sunday) I had were TVIajors with' 10, Cassidy Iho game close for throe quarters, woro lad by The Bullets dpfoatod tho. Bulls 22-18 in an points, strong rebounding, and dpft passes. Grades 7 and-8 up with olght points. Kevin Fontana holpod .Meredith Whltphoad with live points and Nor- the privilege of playing against nine, Wagner eight, Lightcap cxciling game that wont right down to .the Mahor scorod 18 points and kopt tho North- load thp offensive attack wllh 12'points. Moll- APPRECIATION • Headphones • GD Cleaners • Posters . eon Rollly, Adrienno Pelrlno and Amy Orls- Jim Sweeney of the Jets." seven, and Polito six. Moxley was. finish! Bolh toams played good dofonso. wostorn olfenso In high gear with steals and s.sa Scotti had spmo '.steals and causod Football managers Danielle arid collon with four points apioco. Other Lions .For the BuilotS, Kevin Foolby. scorod ' 12 assists from his point guard-position. Joff HOLY TRINITY 47, ST. MICHAEL'S 45 numerous turnovors. Carmi'no DoNlcola "I'm proud of the fact that when CHS athletes high scorer for Irvington with 23 who contributed with solid defense and good Noelle Butler, girts soccer statisti- points and Fionn McKonna, Brian Harloy, O'Donnoll and Daya Bocorra used their quick- The Bhond-McCarthy machino was tempo- scorod lour po|nls and holpod on roboundlng. points. Cappers had 22. rebounding woro Both Koohlor, Lisa McCar- Michael Gordon, Joff Borgln and Andrew Cbcl. ness to score six points and two points while rarily short clrcultod this wook as tho two saw cian Allan Slavik and freshman John Mlcclo chlppodjn four points and had. •-%• thy, Emily Henohantind Alana Doty. of the week The JV also lost to Irvington each two points. James and Androw Schmitt .Tim Bombaci scorod four points for Purdue. thoir topm dfop-a closo ono to Holy Trinity. many rebounds. Choryl Konnedy-.pontrollod field hockey managers Heather Bear basketball bolh playod good dolonso and had groat Tom Connolly, Pat Sullivan and Matt Vendottl Seven Tlgors contributed to tho scoring Wilh ono last oppprtunlty to tlo to. gamo, tho" the conter oh dolonso and scorod Tour pplhts. Jacobus and Diana Garcia re- Cranford High . School ath- 68-60. For the Cougars Jeff GIFT CERTIFICATES passing. • '.'•.. showed hustle and effort throughout tho game paced by Kalio. Donnelly 16 points, Mandy Warriors hod two seconds to cover tho length Jamos Pugaczowskl connoclod (or (pur points' ceived certificates of appreciation (Continued from Page B 1) Thorno had 12, Sean Hannon 10, and Vln Dosldorlo and Gooff Rood handled Ross live poinls, Kara Dackormann four ol Iho floor and just couldn't do- It. letes of the week afe Mike •For Ihe Bulls, Malt Porter had 10 points, at forward...Othor playors. performing Woll on and Rick Smith and Demont Al- tho. Purduo rebounding and defense undpr poinls, and Cindy Ross, Donna Barrett, JIN at the Cranford High School fall Chad Radzion led the Bears in Burke and Joe Cassidy, boys' Mall H'ribar four points, and Billy Hund and Poor percentage shots In tho fourth quartor delonso.woro Olga Cotos, JonnKor Lombardo tho hoop. . ' .-.•'•• Rodlund and Amy Blitz with two points apioco. nutti had nine apiece. However, James Weiglo two points apioco. Gotting most gavo St.' Mlchaol's Us first loss of tho season. and Dawn Lanz. sports awards assembly. scoring with nine points.. Roselle basketball; Jessica Dreyer and Visit u$ at our Ne\w Location at: The Tigers also wore holpod by tho all-around the Cranford freshman team, ol Ihe rebounds, was Ryan Olesky and playing, Park was led by Scott Sexton with Terri Spricigo, girls' basket- play of Chris Cavlcchloll. 433 South Ave., West, Westfield (Opp Midas) great dolenso and halplng with tho rebounds WISCONSIN 36, OHIO STATE 22 23 points and Steve McCauley ball; Willie Carpenter, wres- coached by Tom Johnstone, won were Matt Walsh and Chris Flaminl. Tho .Wisconsin Badgors got back on tho who had 12 points. tling; Krysia Cierkowski and big Over Irvington's frosh 71-46. Both Brearley teams were. Jeff Knight, swimming; Casey Dave Gregory had 22 and Mike " scheduled to play A.L, Johnspn Drexler, Michele Charney and Swackhammer 13. : : 654-4110 Daily 10-9 ,-M&: .pM Tuesday,:Bear boys, Will Tricia LaGrace, winter track; The Cougars were scheduled to Sunday 10-5 ;travel tp St Patrick*? tomorrow for and Scott Heywood, bowling. host Union Catholic this" past *a 7:30 p.m. game. Tuesday. •."••' TAKE A NEW LOOK PHC1C CENTER LITE0RAP Indoor/Outdoor Christmas iNBERG'S Christmas Light Storage "HCENTER Light Set System Muhlenberg's NEW Child Birth Center, located in the Htch Memorial Pavilion, 99 Super 991 is designed for ultimate patient privacy THE CRANFORD BASEBALL LEAGUE Value! ITw easy way to and celebration of birth as a family wishes to thank 4 store ChrWmas Your Choice Claar or Awortod lights. Stores up to Strlno-to-Btrino set with steady glow or 16Ofe«tof . event. Built around a two-story atrium, its commtinity minded sponsors 2-way (lashlna. 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graduate of Crartford.High Schdol CRANFORD LEAGUE --'• 16 who is stationed with the U.S. Tatiana 13 17 Army in Saudi Arabia, has been Sonoy Jiloctric 71 34 Passion 9.5 20.5 i umting to his parents Mr. and Mrs. D& -M-Moats 66 39 Mexican Bajas Richard Preuss of Rrovm Terrace Unique Sturfcd Animals Meeker Sharkoy 66 39 High sorlos woro bpwlod by Ruby Kleos- on S. Union and other andcraftcd Hems pies, 471: Franclno Leddy, 462; Natalie Mah- since being sent to the Persian Gulf Cr.inlord-Elks 65 40 Warm Pullover and great slocking staffers in September from Fort Lewis, onoy, 444; Jodoo Newman. 424; and Linda Sweatersl Craniord Sunoco 61 40 Bribiosca. 410. High games were bowled by A leaf fire which burned the Wash. He was q lifeguard at Cran- Clark Linos 59 46 Ruby Klbbspios, 171; Jodots Nowman, 166; right front portion of a car parked . ford pools before graduating in Reynolds Plumbing 59 •46 FrancW Lcddy, 161; Natallo Mahonoy, 159; on S. Union Avenue Dec. 12 was,' 1986 jrom Lafayette College where • Reel-Strong Fuel .58- 47 Donna O'Donnol, 154; and Linda Bribiesca, contained by a Garwood resident : 47 150. ' • ''.. • y lie participated in the ROTC pro- Cathy's Ceramics 58 until firemen arrived, said offl- gram. In the Army since then, he is »7 40 #>ials. ' • . • • a helicopter pilot in the 101 Avia- Phoenix Jewelers Hull Vicci. 54 51 GARWOOb WOMEN . T >c man, Bob Raspelli of Center tion Regiment and.in the target ac- 52 53 :es • Portfolios «: Pastels to make the best of it "Attitude." 38 67 Slmonot, 475; Janet Malko, 468; Lisa Fralzo, front portion of the car, belonging Isn't that the "magic word" you r Kicks ,, 24 01 456; and Margaret Bonkovlch, 453. High to Mary Kempsoh of Middletown, Crayola • Marvey Markers taught me, Dad? gamos wore bowlod by Anglo Slmonot, 193; was damaged but the interior was Pads •• Brushes & much more! From letter of Oct 30: The following bowlod 600 sorios: Pat Top- Patty Yutz, 192; Carol Riloy, .187; Ellon Boylo! saved, according to the report Bob Ross Art Supplies also Available Mom, if you'd give Dad a break DESERT MISSION: 1st Lt. Richard Preuss, a 1982 graduate of Cranford High School with the Otrp, 209, 223, 181; Lou Riao, 215, 203,187; '102, Patricia. Giiorrlcro, 170; Joanno McComb] There were no injuries. ••;... U.S. Army cavalry, poses In front of a "bell" helicopter in.the Saudi Arabian desert. and Carl Thul. 210, 201, 189. The following 169, Jay Malle, 161; Janet Malkp, 165; Evolyri FOR YOUR IN HOME DECOR from the housework maybe' he shol games ol 200 or moro: .Amo Lien, Sam Lawlwo, .159; Margaret Benkovlch, 159; Glna Simillarly firefighters extin- LACE CURTAINS could pursue having the Chronicle Airborne Division, was the first generated by the article you rah in truly, important to us...and Cratir Hayes, John- Byrno Jr., Tom1 Young, Ron Guorrloro, 151; Edna, Oliver, 151; Laura Hal- guished a car fire in front of 5 Gable. Pat LaSalvia, John McKonna, Tony Bo- pin, 151; and Melyanda Kaiser, 151. • and sent to me free of charge. An arti- unit to deploy to Saudi Arabia. the Chronicle about my son; Brian ford ranks very high on our list, New St Officials did not know SHOWER CURTAINS cle to that effect is enclosed. . liito. . Ed- Stoerger, Tom Rotolla, Chick why the car, property of the City Nov.'21 will make 90 days for me. being assigned by the Army, to Brian asked.me to please thank O'Ha'nlpn, Hank, Holland;, Tcrry'Nowlori, John From letter of Nov. 4: In case you don't know para- Saudi Arabia for Operation Desert everyone for all they have done for Wobor,, bom .Fowlof, Al Oppol and Jim Hoy- LIVINGSTON-WALNUT of Rahway, was parked there. There is nothing beautiful about troopers jump from planes. It's a•" Shield. , .;•'. ... hint, and to tell them also that he wooo.. ; . : , Leaf fires also were extin- HARTIGS Saudi Arabia, although sunrise Cadavers • , • 60 : lot of fun but you must be very I know, of nowayto contact all has; now. moved north from the YOUNG AMERICANS ,17 guished-' at 600. Lincoln Park E. and sunset are quite spectacular; Psyphos 51 and 196 Arbor St careful and pay very close atten- the. people and organizations who Persian Gulf into the desert, about 26 tPaint and Wallpaper^ We prefer sunset It is still very Byfjassos • 50 tion to what you are doing at.all have written or sent packages to 30 miles from the Kuwait border Knights of Columbus • • 26 16 27 False alarms occurred at 18 • 101 N. Union Ave •• Cranfordl hot here.. . • Plnacellnn' . South Ave; W., Lincoln Avenue times. him or to thank the people who and has a new address: Pfc. Brian . Rusty's . . . 26 16 48 29 Hours: 8:30-.5i30 M-F Closed Wod.| Every few weeks I am deployed Oophors and. Lincoln Park E., 31 Brown •• Thursday Night III 8:30 Matt, I have a couple of,ques- have contracted us at hatne to try Gillespie 129-58-3294 Delia Co., 5th GiirWood Auto Parts 25 • 17 42.5 34.5 276-2540 to the deep desert I've flown as . Alhlotos Foot Terrace, Union County College, tions for you. First of all how old to keep our spirits raised.. Engr, Bn. (COMBAT) c/o 1st BDE, y.FVV v • , " . 21 . 21 42 35- dose as (can't say) miles to Kuw- Bilinskag Bros. . 21.' .21 Waiklng Wounded . ."•'.42 3 OPERATION FRIENDSHIP: David Cot|er, president of Cranford B'nai B'rith, demonstrates his and Brookside School. are you? What grade are you in? 24th INF Operation Desert Shield, ' ^ ait ' • . •••.••'..:- •..'•.: : :..., '.: ' • How is your soccer corning along? In one of Brian's letters, he said APO N.Y.. 09315 in theater,: 'Pctio Plastics . . .18 24 . Bow|-Loggod • -. 40- - , 37 . dispatching,talents with the.assistan.ee p1 dispaitcher Kathy Ditzel,left, and Capt. Harry Wilde. Frbmletter of Nov. 20: . 'that: he. never thought -' that he .26. And hoiv. do you like the .Cup Once agaitii thank-you all for. Mprano &.S,ons u .\ . '6. Split Personalities • 37.5 '39,5 ScOUtS?;' • ; '. •:..' "• .••-•"• ,..•" "•• Garwood Flro pop!. • 16 \ 26' Sprained Ankles . 35' now. The .New York'.Times.hail •, -*2'.; •Matt, I want to thank you for the most, important gift EpchomoticS; "32... v-45' -nothing to fear.. The news is still, High series woro bpwlod by Michael Palm- Scrubs. . writing. The support that we get can send to LADIES • BOYS by El Koury, 205; Chlllnskl, 200; llg, 199; Cod, cording to Cotler, the membership tioning/heating in your home or at work, you need our Services. sponded and to whom his^ third 82nd Airborne Division 191; Eyarlsto, 138; Garcia, 180; Mundy, 173; Members of the lodge will report •SWEATERS grade class at. Hillside Avenue . APO NY. 09656 Nowcomors 27 15 Chollahd 171; Plowcha,.170; Sarnowskl, 165; to police headquarters at various "looks forward to participating • Air Duct Vacuum t Disinfect all Air Ducts • Remove and Hoywood, 164; Connoly,1 162; Rlmll, 161, : each year with great.enthusiasm. BIG&TALL 'HANDBAGS School also Juts vmtten and seyu Hill i . 24 . 18 times on Christmas Eve to. handle Desinfect Registers • • Vacuum. 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B&G • ROYAO •I B-8 CRANFORD CHRONICLE Thursday December 20, 1990 Thursday December 20, 1990 CRANFORD CHRONICLE B-9 Qbituariea 10th ANNIVERSARY SALE Fine Jewelry Norman Wolfrom Joseph Barrett George Erdinarm We Sell The Finest Quality Noted inventor Norman Wplf- School's outstanding athlete in Joseph F. Barrett, 82, died Sat- St. Michael's Holy Name Society. Woi-d has been received about His wife, the former Ethel <#20% OFF DISCOUNT!! 14k Gold Jewelry, rdm, 53, of Cranfbrd died Sat- 1955. urday in his Cranford home. Surviving are his wife, the the death of former Crnnford resi- Rucgg, died last December. Sur- • EVANPICONE ALL WEATHER COAT • DOWN JACKETS Born in Woodbury, Mr. Wolfrom He.had been a certified public former Margaret Harney; a son, dent Geprsc H. Erdmann, 77, who viving arc two sons, Richard L. of ALL WEATHER COAT (With Zip-Out lining) $4O-$8O urday in Memorial Sloan Ketter- (nctoll.to $250) $5O-$8O ing Cancer Center, New York was reared in Mount Ephraim accountant for the Sterling Drug Dr. Eugene of Gilford, Conn.; two died OcL 27 in Winter Park, Fla. Great Falls, Va., and David of • SHEER NYLON NEON and moved to Cranford in 1954. Co., New York City, for 30 years daughters, Maryanne Conroy of Before retiring, Mr. Erdmann Winter Park; four brothers, Lou is $95 • SKI JACKETS JOGGING SUITS City, after a 23-year battle with • 100% WOOL-NAME Starting At W/Cotton Lining cancer, He was "a member of Cranford Air before retiring in 1973.. He at- Cranford and Elizabeth Kline of had worked as a production engi- of Cranford, Herbert of Rahway, & Roy and Richard, both of Newark; BRAND COAT6 $30 S4O Set Mr. Wolfrom had been an envi- liance Church where a funeral tended Pace University, New Allcntown; two. brothers, Walter of neer with the Julius Schmidt (RcUll to S39S) two sisters, Lillian Wicks of West- Fancy Link Necldaces. ^201" ronmental engineer for 28 years was held yesterday. York City. Jersey. City and Donald of Colon- Pharmaceutical Co., Little Falls. $160 UP . Born in Jersey City, Mr. Barrett ia; two sisters Veronica and.Anne, field and Alice Conk of Kearny; at Hardman Inc., Belleville, where Surviving are his wife, the Born in Newark, ho lived in he invented the "Triplematic," a had lived in Cranford for the last both of Linden; and seven grand- Cranford before moving to Fort and.four grandchildren. JDlamond Cut Rope Necldaces 80_idU P former Gladys Ebert; a son, 43 years. A fUheral Mass was of- children. , . Private services have been held. hand-held cpoxy extruder used to Norman of Garwood; a daughter, Myers fieach, Fla., in 1985. He' M Flexible Herringbone Necklaces... OOS the seal the joints of the Alaskan fered Tuesday at St Michael's Memorial contributions may be. was- a lifetime member of Azure Arrangements were by Baldwin- . Karen Metcalfe of Potsdam, N.Y.;' Church where he was a parishio- Lodge, F&AM, and a past presi- Fairchild Funeral Home, Golden- pipelined He attended Lincoln his mother, Gertrude Pierce of made to the Center for Hope Hos- Miilti-Line Rope Bracelets...... Memorial University, Harrogate, ner. He was a member of the pice. Arrangements were by. dent ofthc Cranford Booster Club. rod, Fla. •'•'•• Tonis River; a sister, Barbara Tuesday. Senior Citizen Club and Dooley Funeral Home. ffi. Term.., and graduated from Pas- Knapp of Toms River; and a II Semi-Precious Stone Bracelets...... ?120£S up saic School of Drafting. granddaughter. An avid tennis player, Mr. Wolf- ram won the Cranford senior Memorial'contffeutions may be Centtal S^ep JElare Cote sent to Memorial Sloan Kettering John Boyle men's double championship in Dooley Funeral Service, Inc. NEW ADDITION: AmeMcan Legion Post 212 commander Closed December 24th & 25th Invest In Your Future With Rare Coins From The Past 1988. He was also a two-time dou- Cancer Center; 1275 York. Ave., John Boyle, 73, of Cranford died parishioner. Caring & Courteous Service to the Harold Seymour presents public library director Penny Brorne bles champion of the Elmora New York City 100021. Arrange- Sunday in Union Hospital. .Surviving are his wife, the with videotapes .of "Civil War" television series. MISTY VALLEY . Racquet Club, Elizabeth. He was ments were by Dooley Funeral Mr. Boyle.had been a sergeant former Edna Humphreys; three Cranford/Westfield Area Since 1913 BUYING AND SELLING designated as Audubon High Home. of security at St Elizabeth Hospi- daughters, Maureen Russo and ;ADIES OUTERWEAR RARE COINS • FINE JEWELRY tal, Elizabeth, for six years before Jean, both of Elizabeth, and Lor- Library receives tapes of "Gi\dl War" he retired eight years ago. Prior raine Gachko of Cranford; two Free Coin Appraisal sm, 423 W. Union Ave. George Brix: to that, he was a troubleshooter.at brothers, Vincent of Middletown The acclaimed PBS . television may be borrowed for one week at Ilu. \\ \\ OUTLET , Call mp (Rt.28) STOREHOURS Western Electric,'. Kearny, for and James of Avon; four grand- Westfield series, '.'The Civil War," is avail- a time. 1531 So. Washington Ave Robert Minichino «MWJ Bound Brook George Brix, 79, of Cranford Born in Newark, he lived in 10 AM • 4 PM Mon Fri . Piscataway many years. sons and.a great-grandson. 556 Westfield Avenue • able at Cranfbrd Library thanks to For classroom use, the optional 563-1933 34M (Next to Ford Dealer) died Friday. at Muhlenberg Re- Westfield and Plainfield before Born HI Bayonne, he moved to Memorial, contributions may be 233-0255 a gift from American Legion Post teaching materials include a 968,8251 Between Slelton Road and Route 28? gional Medical Center, Plainfield. moving here six months ago. Cranford 42 years ago. A funeral made to St Elizabeth Hospital. Joseph F. Dooley 212. teacher's guide with materials . Mr. Brix had been a route sales- Survivors include his wife, Mass was offered yesterday at St Arrangements Were by Dooley Fu- Manager Videotapes of the 11-hour series that can be reproduced for stu- *\rriah for Samoset Laundry and Hazel; a daughter, Debora Huff- Michael Church, where he was a neral Home.' are available free to teachers and dents, discussion questions, a. Dry Cleaning Co., Plainfield, for man of Clairmont, Calf.; two sons, library patrons over 18 years of reading list and index of people, 15 years before retiring in 1974. Kenneth of Redding, Conn., and a'gei'.Up to three video cassettes places and events :, Prior to that he was a staff man- the Rev. James of Scotch Plains; a ager for Prudential Insurance Co., sister, Paula Shohfi of Wood- Barbara Florence bridge; a brother, Walter of Whitr Library to show cartoon feature South Orange. He served in the Former Cranford resident Bar- of Cranford Dramatic Club, Junior U;-S. Army Air Corps iri the South ing; and seven grandchildren. bara Moeheh .Florence, 67, died League, College Women's. Club at 11'a.m. and 2"p,m. in the Sarah '. jyiemorial contributions may be Crarifdrd Library will shpw:.a.re- : 'tttacte to ^agWood Park Baptist &;4bllQWing ppen heart sur-' ; and' New Jersey Choral Arts Soci- cently released nill-length cartoon Raddin auditoritfirr Free tickets Church iiission Fund. Arrange- gery at New York University"M,edr"' ety. ••••'•. • \ ' •"•' . •••" ....• ' •,•'.' Cranford .*• film from a famous animation stu- may be picked up at the chil- Tuesday at Hydewood Park Bap-! . A funeral was held pec.-12 at St tist. Church, North Plainfield/ ments were by Memorial Funeral ical Center, New York. City; 218 North Avenue dio during Christmas week. . dren's department 'desk. Call' A freelance writer, Mrs. Flor- Luke's Church, New York City. :.; 709-7277 for more Information. where Mr. Brix.was a deacon"..'.' Home, Fanwpod. r : . • 276-0255. • •. Showings will be Dec. 27 arid 28. encp published in i978 the anno- Surviving ,'a'ro~ her ; husband,. FrancisTJ. Dooley Jr. tated World WaV I letters of her Noel; two sons, David., of London •• Manager mother:in-lawi a journalist on the and Richard of Maui, Hawaii; a Ford Peace Ship and subse- brother, Richard Mpench of Bin- quently an active pacifist She just ghamtqn, N.Y.-r her . parents, Irving Jackson completed "Her Own Way," a bi- Francis and Kay Moench of Bin- ography of her husband's grand- ghamton; and three grandchil- A Great Former Cranford restaurant of the American Association of mother, an Edwardian period dren. . . owner Irving Jackson, 75, of Lin- Retired Persons and the Linden feminist and artist with the den died last Thursday in St Eli- Senior Citizens Club. Bloomsbury group. Holiday Is zabeth Hospital; Elizabeth. Two wives,; Shirley and Bettyr Mrs. Florence also had written Mr. Jackson had been a co- have died. Surviving are his wife, for such magazines as the New sit back, relax and completely enjoy the ageless charm of this holiday season, as WCTC Radio : brings you the "Beautiful Music of Christmas" . . . presented to you by area businesses, owner of the Blue Room, a lun the former Bertha Heffers; a son, Yorker, Seventeen and the New In Si industries and communities. MERRY CHRISTMAS and a VERY HAPPY NEW YEAR to you all I cheonette on Centennial Avenue, Dr. Eric of Wyckoff; two brothers, Republic. She had worked as a for 30 years before retiring eight Eugene and Howard; and two sis- proofreader and production artist • We'd like to thank years ago. An Army veteran of ters* Tillie Friedman and Joan Give a Gift CHRISTMAS EVE for the Chronicle from 1973 to '75. World War II, he was a-member , you for trusting us, Englander, all of Linden; and a She graduated from Wells College r:o5 P.M. 1 REMEMBER CHRISTMAS of the John Russell Wheeler Vet- granddaughter. in 1945. ' . .• • and wish you all the Autoplnx Group erans of Foreign Wars Post 1397, Graveside services were held Born in Cortland, N.Y., she lived very best.. ' 7:30 LISTEN TO THE JOYS OF CHRISTMAS Linden. Friday at Old Montefiore Ceme- in Cranford and Sag Harbor, N.Y., Rotator Personnel •.....' Born in New York City, Mr. tery, Queens, N.Y. Arrangements before moving to Greenwich Vil- Get a Gift 8:05 . EDISON HIGH SCHOOL ' Jackson had lived in Linden for were by Menorah Chapels, Mill- lage, N.Y. While in Cranford, Mrs. Flrat Saving" . . most of his life. He was a member burn. Florence Was an active member 8:30 P6RTH AMBOY HIGH SCHOOL . When you send a friend or relative a gift Bankers Savings • ' ' * J& gilltsipriptiQCio', ypyr local Forbes News- BRUNNER OPTICIANS 0:05 • CHRISTMAS MAGIC/FRED WARING AND THE PENNSTUVMMANS Hipape^vwe'll send you a suede-covered .. 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'LINDEN 5 PLEX' St. Michael's bills WEEKEND DINNER SPECIALS 400 NO. WOOD AVS.« 925-9787 Broadway revue Bargain Mallnoa Sal., Sun: & Hojldays 1st Show $3.00, Tuos. Bargain Mat. S3.5O BOBBY & MARY'S 1 SL Michael School will sponsor 318 William St., Piscataway mi a "Cabaret Night" revue of songs, Kindergarten Home 752-4474 •and dances from Broadway shows Cop Alone Each Special Includes: Soup, Salad, Coffee & Dessert at 2 p.m. Jan. 6 in the school audi- PG-13 PG • Broiled Mixed Seafood , ._ $12 95 torium. The program will be pre- UCC fine arts professor • Steak & Shrimp . $13 95 sented by performers of Linden LookWhos Mermaid llk Summer Playhouse. Talking Too Tickets cost $5 for adults, $3 for wins grant for photography : . PG-13 . PG-13 children and $15 for a family of Antony Nicoli, : coordinator of Design, Xian College of Fine Arts, four or more. They may be pur- Rescuers fine arts at Union County College, and East China Normal Univer- chased at home basketball games 3 Men and DM WITH US FOR LUNCH I ¥ has been awarded a New Jersey sity. He was conferred an advisory or by calling 709-0384 or 272-7925 Down ORDINNERIN • State Council on the Arts grant for flull professorship at East China after 6.p.m. A Lady Catering Exclusively to artistic achievement in photogra- Normal University. ;. > . , PG Under G OUR GREENHOUSE phy. Four Rooms for Banquets erfrftnqt. Social fancllon* He was one of three persons to Reserve now for Christmas Parties Mine Rd., Bridgewater, NJ 722-2680 NEW YEAR'S EVE- • Bridal Showers • Birthdays receive a fellowship in photogra- • Woddlngs • Class Reunions phy for 1991. ' Discover the joys of making music. • Anniversaries • Family Parties Nicoli teaches visual arts at UCC ' »Rntlromcnls ' . " ' and also directs the Tomasjulo Art NEW YEAR'S EVE PARTY Regular Hours Gallery on campus. A graduate of COMPLETE PRIME RIB DINNER WITH OPEN BAR " the University of Massachusetts Music for Kids •45.00/person SPECIAL HOLIDAY MENU with a bachelor's degree, he holds MUSIC fOR KIDS carries out the Yamaha Music ENTERTAINMENT FRI; & SAT. & NEW YEARS EVE a master's degree from Rutgers BOP PI LEO Dinner includes soup, appetizers, University. Education system concepts of group learning: ear entree & dessert first keyboard as a learning tool, and activities for, . In 1987 Nicoli was invited by the skill deyelopment in 4-6 year old children. OWNTOWN Hours: Chinese government to be a visit- HERBPATUUO'5 ing artist/lecturer at the Central GREENHOUSE RESTAURANT i~Jc.«^«JrWiV. Mon,-Thurs. 11 a.m.-10:30 p.m. Academy. of Arts and Design in MUSIC FOR KIDS 30 week program offers your 1 NORTH VOSSEtLER AVE. • BOUND BROOK J SOMERVILLE Fri, Sat. il a.m.-li p.m. Beijing. The, following year he 356-2692 • 356-9888 . . child: Keyboard Learning • Ear Training • Rhythm Sun was reinvited to lecture on Amerr 5 SHOPPING CENTER -12 p.m;-io:3o p.m. ican contemporary art and pro- Activities • Solfege (do, re, mi) Singing • Music vide a studio art program at the Reading • Expressive Singing • Development of v 685-0357 Central Academy of Fine Arts and Social Skills. Gallery displays The Yamaha/S.A.M:I. student benefits from over 30 years Of music education research and has This woekly column Is devoted acrylic paintings to sharing with you, bur readers, graduated over,' 4 million students :worldwide;. the different kinds of delightful, • Acrylic paintings of the-human ew c_^ear s .^Graduates cap look forward to futuhes-thatabouQcL delicious cuisine In our area. , • figure by.Theima Portnoflf: are• oh' ". exhibit at New Jersey Center for' with musical choices and opportunities. Visual Arts, '68 Elm St, Siniflmi.t, , until Jan. 7. . :"•••'";.. !-.!• }"' The artist's style enables her to Enroll Now for Xmner break up space so that the figure . :>m/S:00 PM Until 11:00 PM and the space inter-relate, some- January Session! STATION BREAK times harmoniously, at other CATHERINE FERRI, 8, is appearing to Sunday in NJ. Ballet's NEW YEAR'S EYE Sj'ecuil I lolitiav Menu times with tension. She is a grad- RESTAURANT & LOUNGE "Nutcracker" at Paper Mill Playhouse:. The Orange Avenue uate of Rutgers University. Call For Schedule THE RESTAURANT - School third grader is the daughter of Richard and Rosemarie INTERSTATE 78 & 173 Gallery hours arc noon to 4 p.m. 1077 Route 1 • Edison, N) • (201) 549 0011 ALA CARTE DINING Ferri of Forest Avenue and studies at NJ. Ballet School. & Free Catalog 'me Oountry.J&'imng weekdays, 2 to 4 p.m. weekends. Seatings at 6:30pm and 9:30pm CLINTON, NJ. Admission is free. 201-735-2500 Reservations Requested OR

SOMERSET & As you would expect, dining in The Station Break Restaurant also means i dining In a railroad car, the deluxe coach, once part of the "Blue Comets" HUNTERDON ROOMS special traveling dally from New York to Atlantic City, Is now one of the dining DINNER & DANCING rooms at the restaurant. . • • Open Bar 9pm-1:30am .,-..•• The splendor that was is captured today in the Station Break dining car. "The Thick red-velvet curtains and hurricane lamps adorn each window. Wood :«•! Wr- !'.->•• Five Course Prix Fixe Dinner paneling and comfortable upholstered chairs are all part of this grand setting. It "I Bernards Inn Dinner Served at 9:30pm makes you Wish you could travel from coast to coast by train. . You don't have to eat in the railroad car^ There are tables all around the bar is one of those $250. per couple . area Where one can also be served. But for something out of the ordinary, I (includes tax and gratuity) would recommend the railroad car dining room. ; fare places The Station Break's menu specializes In seafood. Owner Lou Lentini is an avid sports fisherman and Is also a partner with a wholesale distributor of that manage to Imported fresh fish which is used daily in his restaurant. But fish Isn't the only , l^am on the menu. , . . . these pages before planning pour . sustain their •; rrYou "carr'or.aer beeT (ftorn prime;rflb to NiV,"sirloin and 'flldt mignbn -Ttprri: $14.93 to $18.95) pork'chops ($10.95) and ribs ($11195), chicken (five'ehoices excellence for $10.95 to 13.95) and veal (six entrees from $14.95 to $16.95). YOU can also ;£sa order a combination of beef and lobster (tournedoes for $21.95) or even a ! through every chicken and lobster scampi for $18.95. , . : The beef Is top quality aged Angus beef and the veal is milk fed. The menu course." also features five pasta dishes at prices from $6.95 (Iinguine with meat balls) to m $9.95 for angel hair or Iinguine with red or white fresh clam sauce.

• ***;;.-. '. '. .•••' tic Seafood entrees vary In price as well as in choices. The Station Break offers New Jersey Monthly flounder, yellowfln tuna, grouper, mako, to name a few, while the prices range Elegant Northern Italian from $12.95 (catch" of the day) to $19.95 for the broiled- seafood platter. There December 1990 naros Is enough variety for everyone's taste. & Continental Cuisine The.first order of the day was a cup of vegetable beef barley ($1.50) for my Box 2$4 • Rome -II • Whitehall, New JCKCV • JM festivities! inn companion and an order of mussels rriarinara with provolone cheese ($5.50) , Cocktails &. Business Lunches for me. The plate of mussels (15 in all) served with an order of Iinguine in a lu>t $ miles west cj the lihel^e\mter Common* /Mill 27 MINE BROOK ROAD • BERNARDSVILLE, NJ • 908-766-0002 : All Major Credit Cards marinara sauce was large enough for a whole order. . " ; S The salad that came with our order consisted of lettuce, shrimp, olives, Closed Sundays . •cucumbers and shredded carrots. The house dressing was a good dijon Call to reserve your vinaigrette. ... Christmas Luncheon today For our entrees, we chose one from the evening special and one from the We will be closed Christmas Day dally menu. The special was Mahi - Mahi Bimlnl, a lean white meat filet sauteed flew Ujear 6 $15.00 or more • Live DJ & Dancing From 9:00 pm to 2:00 ana Jumalt), CtltuillLr, ,Currul ij Olitit Explros 1/31/91 Expires 1/31/91 *4< L. _._,*_ — JL _ _ _ »»J •n We offer our second dinner package for our CHAN'S GARDEN Restaurant and Cocktail Lounge MONDAY NITES giant celebration. This spectacular dinner be- Since 1975 . Authentic Spanish, Portuguese Cuisine THURS. NITE gins with lobster bisque soup, appetizers of Renowned Hong Kong Chefs Monday Night shrimp cocktail or crab stuffed mushrooms, and lllaineJ.oLltr will, Euij S'lu/L/ji NJ's Hottest a Ceasar salad. nl KCockUII Loungge . Make your New Year's Eve a grand celebration Football & $1.00 Drafts Ladies Night Then choose between four delicious entrees (y r\0i It J^/irinn) North Avenue, Dunellen 968-2432/; with a special night at Costa del Sol! 10 Foot Large Screen Make your reservations now. 1/2 Price Including: Prime Rib, Broiled Lobster Tails, CjrillrJ fl . (Jurl Sirloin TV • 22 Other TVs Filet Mignon, or Shrimp Scampi. m Our* regular menu will be served until 7:30 500 Hot Dogs Drinks for WE'RE SETTING OUR CLOCK Top it off with Banana Foster or a variety of I lew Z-eufuiiJ J.U11J1 Jiuin ,„ pmlru Ladies holiday parfaits for dessert. Make it Starts at 8:30, Limited menu, prices from $16.50 to $27.27 BACK TO 1987! Also Included is an open bar .of your favorite Con/it 0/ JDittL Mexican for the We supply noisemqkers for your eryoyment at midnight Come to Villa Piancone Ristorante for cocktails, wines and champagne throughout the evening! Holidays Cliff i flew ijrars £,,, SpniaL your New Year's dinner and Dancing, party favors, taxes and service Sunday & Wednesday Nights Monday Nights Live New Year's Entertainment select from 15 entrees charges are included for only '65 per person. El Ranchero 95 •Jji'SSrrl KIDS EAT FREE All-You-Can-Eat Starring Nu Creations starting at g JJJ Reservations are required... At Private & Ijour Setnlioit jrun, „„,• One dinirio adult per child. BABY BACK RIBS Call today 873-3990 Clinton Point Now Featuring on Wod. Only Corporate Parties Reservations Required Zjrtih (OulieJ paltry Druij "TOTO The Magic Clown" Thursday Nights 600 West Union Avenue (Route 28 East) ^PfeN 7 DAYS A WEEK Colonial Village Authentic Mexican Food. Every Tuesday All-You-Can-Eat Celebrate the New Year with a true taste of Italy. Open Tues. thru Sun- Bound Brook, NJ. LOCATED IN THE BEAUTIFUL BRIDGEWATER 1745 Amwell Rd. iJ 5lOO /III, In 1(1:01) fm, PRIME RIB NIGHT $7.95 BARBECUED CHICKEN COMMONS MALL BRIDGEWATER, N.J. Lunch, Dinner & Cocktails For Reservations Call Middlebush/Somerset, N.J. Offers man '«•" withdrawn at any SMC. Over 6000 Free Parking Spaces 218-9333 18 €uit 1IL,, Slml Piano & Guitar Music ' Ti^^fc -SlaSlav mil IH.IH.11 combine combinedd wiiwilhl nny oiiu-r i 560-0620 w Located on center St., Cllftton Twp. , Fax 560-9123 RISTORANTE Where Rt, 78, Rt. 22 and Rt. 31 meet KACKJEY'S (HOI) 725-7')7

NEW YEAR'S "^301~tincoln~Baalevardrf Middlesex, NJ 08846 TEL 469-2350 LET US PACKAGE R IS T 0 R A NT E FAX 469-7850 'HELP YOU HOURS the RECESSION! MAKE YOUR RESERVATIONS NOW hS Monday - Friday FOR THE HOLIDAYS... * PIZZA > l& 5:00 am - 7:00 pm Complete Dinner Special buffet will include Join Us To Celebrate The New Year... Saturday 2 Cocktails per person Chxistrrjas Eve, Dinner 12 pm - 9 pm 6:00 am - 3:00 pm "9.95 TVXFliyx closed Sunday and Holidays • i0 oz. grilled Ribeye Steak^ Snrimp Cocktail Entire regular menu & pizzas 7 PM Salad Bar 42 WEST MAIN ST.. SOMERVILLE, NJ • 725-0766 A. Step Above The Rest. Choice of: • Fresh Catch of the Day Special Dinner Selections CLOSED CHRISTMAS DAY Special ala carte menu • Chicken Special of the Day (FORMERLY THE SOMERVILLE PIZZERIA) SPECIALIZING IM • Baked Stuffed Shells Carved Prime-Rib • Shrimp Scampi • Fet- New Year's Eve.: Seating until 9 pm Pianist HOT and COLD BUFFETS and OUTDOOR BARBECUES FAX (908) 725-8578 Includes: tucine Alfredo • Lasagne • Roast Pork THE BEST JUST GOT BETTER! ORDER NOW FOR YOUR HOLIDAY PARTIES Loin • Lemon Chicken • Ham Steaks • =FINE FOOD AT FAMILY PRICES=E 9:30 PM Soup dc Jour, salad; potatoe, coffee, rice pudding WE'RE a Choice of Over 40 Items Delivered to Your Home Steak Teriyaki • Potatoes • Fresh Vege- /•' ."•' • : '•• •• • •• •."••.•'••• Five Course Meal ,'• Cocktail Parties • Weddings ; ' . THE tables Live Entertainment with Dancing Corporate Meeting and Functions • Club Functions . Featuring the band "Zaire" =OPEN NEW YEAR'S DAY= Champagne Toast & Party Favors at Midnight OPENED FOR BUSINESS Let One of Our Party Consultants Help You Design Your. Next Party EXCHANGE Champagne Fountain, party favors all included. Sei-ving PIZZA PIES & entire Rt. 202-206 North, Bridgewater '75 per person fixed price WE'VE GOT A NEW NAME AND A NEW PLACE $90.00 per couple includes tax and tip _52(KZQ90 Hours: 7:00 PM - 1:30 AM . menu from 11:30 am - 1 am WITH A FRESH NEW MENU BUT THE SAME GREAT TASTE! Our Specialty Sandwich Platter • Assorted sandwiches on a decorated platter, cut in halves. Make reservations for our main dining roo/n^ ."•"' Call for reservations: 526-4907 • Fresh Roasted\Turkey, W-.m, Roast Beef, Salami,

: : PARTY . Presents : " ;' •..-.•. -• •••>:-.:-At' .'•:.'. •••••••••• ••;•••••-'. .;• Over 50 tantalizing If ":• :' • ,• at .._:•. •' • 5 Hours Open Bar items including.... Hors D'oeuvres-Cocktail Hour Cocktail Hour BOBBY & MARTS 9-10 pm Course Dinner, Tiered Wedding Cake LARGE FRESH SHRIMP - DOZENS OF SALADS &j 'ii Make Your Reservations Now Silver Candelabras and Flowers 318 William Street, Piscataway Champagne Toast <7 Flaming Jubilee Show, Private Bridal 752-4474 APPETIZERS - CHEESES - FRUIJS -LOX -SMOKED FISH! For Christmas Eve & New Years Eve Enjoy Christmas Eve Dinner With Us From Our Regular Menu -SCUNGILU & CALAMARI - SOUP & MANY OTHERS Rooms, White Glove Service Full Course Prime Rib Dinner 4:00 PM - 9:00 PM ENTREES INCLUDE: ***THEINN*** Fine continental Dining in our newly Continental Breakfast 2 am 10 PM-3 AM C D ®| NEW YEARS EVE PACKAGE ROAST PRIME RIBS OF BEEF 1 *2f !.': "; renovated candlelit Dining Room LUNCH DINNER SUNDAY Hats & Noisemakers [VE ENTERTAINMENT CHAMPAGNE TOAST BAKED VIRGINIA HAM J ORDER tucs. - Frl, 11:30-2:30 Tucs. - Thurs. 5:00-9:00 Brunch 11:00-2:30 You Deserve The Best To Celebrate Antipasto, Tri-Colpr Tortellini In White Cream Sauce Frl. & Sat. 5:00-10:00 Dinner 3:00-9:00 MUSIC BY: SHRIMP IN BEER BATTER - LASAGNA - BBQ SP^ARE Special Salad of Belgium Endive, Radicchio & Arugula RIBS - STUFFED CABBAGE SPANISH PAELLA - $ccoo/ CHICKEN & OTHERS ***THE NEST *** - i9*3 / pp incl. tax & gratuity Main Course Choice of BREEZE 8AN0 Choice of: Italian Pastries, N.Y. style Cheesecake, Ice *LIVE ENTERTAINMENT* • Lobster Dorato - Lobster Sauteed in Putter, Lemon Cream or Sherbert, Bevereage included. )':; •fhurs, «111:00 *Frl. & Sat. ill 1:00* Open House a la carte Dining Room 5-11 HOT BUFFET / Casual Dining until midnight & White Wine Sauce COFFEE S DESSERTS ADULTS: Children Under 10 • 4 Seasons - Sauteed Veal, Shrimp & Chicken 6-HOUR OPEN BAR $ Tues.-TTiurs. 5:00-12:00, Frl. & Sat. 5:00-2:00, Sunday 3:00-9:00 SHRIMP COCKTAIL $6.95* iZ ,s AWf^vSP" BEL:'C'E ME^ • i: • 2O1-359':4700. i '•• Shrimp & Clams Marinara or Fra Diavolo over Pasta FULL COURSE • *plus tax & gratuities tv PRIME RIB DINNER P« P»,.on. ..»r. Coffee - Tea - Dessert S6o per couple Cash. Bar CHAMPAGNE TOAST ar»iuin.* included 1st Seatlrig.,.1:30 - 2:00 prri 2nd Seatlng...4:30 - 5:00 pm CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST $17.50 per person 229 Bound Brook Road, Middlesex, NJ 08846 Purchase your tickets early RESERVATIONS STRONGLY SUGGESTED Tickets Available Call for New Year's Eve info. 968-7777 "Putting on the Ritz" :>tlM: 752-4474 j J-.-J-.I. .» I V1NEW YEAR'S EVE AT >v — BOOK NOW— RESTAURANT W featuring the COACH W PADDOCK— i®. ROUTE 78 (EXIT 12) 4 Miles West of ^ Package Includes: 35 GREENGROCERY SALAD BAR CLINTON, NJ. Ar Choice of Surf & Turf 9 CHRISTMAS EVE BUFFET 1990 HOLIDAY SCHEDULE Served from 5pm until 10pm ^ X-Large Cut Prime Rib 0 Including abundant entrees In Flaming Chafers, Virginia Ham and ——CHRISTMAS EVE—— Top Round at pur Carving Station, and a plentiful Monday Dec. 24th Broiled Seafood Combo selection at the Dessert Station Lunch 11:30-4:00 • Dinner 4:00-8:30 STEAKHOUSE M 98 Includes: Appetizer, Salad & Dessert Adults •12 Children Under 12 *6 CHRISTMAS DAY—- «I°9V IF HURmi Coupon Expires 114191 FEATURING: LIVE MUSIC BY DANNT PRICE CLOSED CHRISTMAS DAY . Dinner Only Tuesday, Dec. 25th, 1:00-6:00 po/id Champagne Toast fJ All The New Tean CHARBROILED TrimmlngiAtMldnlte NEW YEAR'S EVE — NEW YEAR'S EVE Special Holiday Menu . • Monday, Dec. 31st Ribeye O N D A Y E V E N IN G ,DE CJ^M B E R 3 1 , l 9 9 0' '75.00/Person + Tax & Gratuity Beatings: 4:30, 6:30, 9:00 pm . Lunch 11:30-4:00 • Dinner 4:00-9:00 Coffee & Danish Prime Rib, Lobster Tails, NY Strip Steak, Fresh Swordflsh, . Package 8:30 -1:3.0 $65.00/P. + tx & Q. Steak Dinner Seafood, Chicken and Veal, and much morel NEW YEARS DAY Includes Ribeye Steak with potato O o Served 1 AM • z AM Reservations taken for any number of people Tuesday, Jan. 1st $13.95 ^ and garlic toast plus Ponderosa's • PRIX FIXE Main St. Champagne Brunch 1:00-3:30 • Dinner 1:00-8:00 AII»You«Can»Eat Grand BuHet'" Coupon good for any party BALLROOM GALA alza, Cannot be used lii IRONWOOD DINING u NEW YEAR'S DAY... Brunch Buffet Route 78 (Exit 12) 4 Miles West of combination1 1wlfh any other 8:30 pm-1:30 am ^ f^^A no __^—y So. Bound Brook ® cou it blfor. Tax 10 am until 2 pm ; Clinton, N.J. noflr_._T $85 per person" NEW YEAR'S Including: Bacon, Sausage,. Scrambled Eggs, French Toast, Eggs participat Seatingsat . 563-4972 v P0WDER0SA may v Benedict, Beef Stroganoff, Chicken Champignon, Tossed Salad and 201-735-7389 • DAY BRUNCH 5:30. 6:30. 7:30 and 8:30 pm WE CARE ABOUT YOU Open Bar. Cocktail Fruit Salad, And much morel LUNCH • DINNER • COCKTAILS • WEDDINGS • BANQUETS A delightful way Champagne Toast Adult $885 Children under 12 *3M • PARTIES FOR ALL OCCASIONS Reception. Dinner. to begin the HUBBY! Coupon Expires 114191 • • Dancing to Six Piece new year. Our famous DINNER SERVED FROM 2 PM Orchestra with Cream of Winter O CHARBROILED A - plated brunch Vegetable Soup I Vocalist and . will be available 600 E. Main Street, Bridgewater Chopped $/l Continental Breakfast . from 10:30 am • • • to3:oopm Romaine. Arugula and 526-1420 Radicchio Salad Steak Dinner •§ Lavish assortment of and will feature Special offer Includes Chopped Steak • with potato and garlic toast plus Ponderosa'8 FN Hot and Cold Hors d'oeuvres all your favorites AII»You«Can»Eal Grand Buflet" cOup Imported Cheeses. Pates such as Choice of Entree and Sliced Fruit ' • • Eggs Benedict. PONDEROSA® ng'locait Grilled Filet Mignon Belgian Waffles. $28.75"' DimerMenu Steak and Eggs. Consomme of Duck 1 • PETE'S mm. Coupon Expires 114191 Fluffy Omelettes,, IT with Basil Quenelles our Gourmet Frittata Breast of Chicken and more. with Morel Sauce $24.75"" Chicken Salad of Radicchio. • Arugula and Endive with Naturally our • Maine Lobster Breast Dinner Stilton Croustade "Brunch Board" HOLIDAY SEAFOOD brimming with Broiled or Steamed Includes Charb'rolled Chicken $37.75"" Coupon good (of any party uza. fresh fruits and Breast with potato plus Ponderosa's CimH bsuMdln oomMullon Grilled Filer Migrion berries, pastries, • Bacala • Flounder • Sole •Oysters • Lobster Tails AlliYou«Can»Eat Grand Buffet1" wWi «ny oUi*f oth»f doupon w • ' This offer dlu6unl otlM. Tax iwilndudwl. and Ifbster Tail muffins, bagels, • Pulpo •Clams • Live Eels •Smelts Vtlld.at t*Wp««ng locllonl. Fillet of Sole and Oysters (Moil may vary. Bouquetiere of Vegetables cheeses andyoguns LOBSTER JUMBO PONDEROSA* and Pernod Beurre Blanc • Spearing • Mussels • Blowfish • Scallops 2180 PUB II 778ft PLUS 1JU1J0 Potato Galette will be included. Lunch 11:30am-4p11:30am-4pmm ?J Lunch 11:30am-4pm won't last long! * • Crabmeat • Scungilli • Squid Dinner 4pm, 6pm, & 8pm If Dinner 6pm, Bpm. <& 10pm Prices start at HURWI Coupon Expires V4I91 • TAILS SHRIMP Terrine of Chocolate $6.95 and are the Raspberries and Choice of Dessert LIVE LOBSTERS & MUCH, MUCH MORE! Charbroiled * j best buy of the year. Marjolaine Featuring Our Special "Holiday" Menu. 1 CremeAnglalse 10 or under ct. Fresh Berries with 14.99/lb. Reservations Suggested j A Pound* Burger vl • IKDNWSSD Cream or FRESH FLORIDA Champagne Toast RESTAl'RANT $099 Closed Christinas Day. & French Fries 11 Chocolate Truffle Cake' X-LARGE SHRIMP (21-25 ct.) 12.99/lb. VC'e will he open New Years Duy lor dinner from 1pm • 'Jpm Includes Charbrollod V4 Pound"(pre- • Valid: All Sizes Ib. cookod wolght) Bucgor served with Monday-Saturday Seating* are limited at all functions, tomato, lolluce, pickle chips on a sos- 11am-4pm FN 'Price inclusive of Reservations ewe a must, please call "Prices do not include omo seed bun and golden trench fries, Umll on* coupon pM vUH. tax and gratuity Cannot b« u«*d In taxandsrautily. 766-8200 'Tinii'lTlPDnC* A® i**1T«xnotktdud«dValid Place your Holiday orders now! me WITH COUPON 205 E. 2nd St. 111 W. 2nd Ave. || PONDEKUSA -r^dp^okx,^. u Plainfield Roselle Winner 1990 American Express Flemington 756-1656 PETE'S FISH Somerset 185 MadisonvllleM. Basking Ridge. NJ. 07920 "Salute to Outstanding Service" Award Conveniently located >/a mile from Rte. 287 Rt. 31 & Church St. 788-98291 Easton Ave. 828-96441 Route 202 • Bedminster • At The Blinker « 234-1596 x x i <' •' <• < r ' x x x x x c x r ' r x v x « f •

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Full course Prime Rib dinner '. • ' -•.•••• CALL Champagne Open bar • MICKI PULSINELLI (Rye, Scotch, Gin, Vodka. •.••'••• AT Rum, Bourbon, Wine & Beer) . Continental breakfast 3 Seatings: .'.'. 201-231-6652 J Hats & Noisemakers OPEN CHRISTMAS EVE „ 11:00 AM -11:00 PM I The Carriage Inn 5 piyt _ o pjyr _ 1 n PM . Continuous music of 3 bands CHRISTMAS DAY ; ; 1:00 PM --11:00 PM 3188 Valley Road U riU - Q V\?Y - XV rm starting 9 PM 'til 3-AM NEW YEARS EVE ;..... 4:00 PM - CLOSING 6851(101^(1^,^107920 ' . Serving from ala carte menu .till'7:00 pm Pizza Baked In A Wood Burning Oven NEW YEARS DAY ..,..::...... ,.. 4:00 PM'.- 11 PM Buy 1st entree and receive 2nd half price only $50.00 per person. OPEN /DAYS A WEEK Lunch • 11:30-3:30 - Dlnnor* 4;00-11:00 (of less or equal value) \ciT (tax & gratuities included) Pasta Made On Premises 1013 Washington Avenue (Off Rt. 22) BOOK YOUR LARGE OR SMALL Tel: 201-647-6870 Green Brook, NJ • • C Located Off Rt 78 exit 33 HOLIDAY PARTY NOW! .F.V •20 small shrimp ENCHANTED EVENING at Christines For all your eating and COCKTAIK OUR FAMOUS 1'KflK Kill OF ItEKF .....Starting from 4 6PM - 8:30PM $35 per person drinking needs. DrvXEK SERVED WITH UTVK From • Jumbo mashed potatoes with gravy 9:30PM - 1AM $55 per person 9 PJH. Complete dinner, dancing, nuooitsiiow AXO DAACLVG AIX or trench fries, jumbo cole slaw ENTERTAINMENT IN OUR LOUNGE MGIITIJO.VG choice of 5 entrees. • ADDED ATTKACNO.V: EXOTIC •6 rolls WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY • ALEX ON PIANO A Queen Cut <« »>.) is $8.95 (2nd seating Includes champagne toast, DAA'CER •"JACKIK"- party hats, balloons) plus tax, service A: TO,\ST AT NIDXIOIIT FRIDAY & SATURDAY - JOE ROCCO & LEGACY $ I'Airrr FAVOICS AXI> .V A King Cut <«<*.) is 9.95 charge & liquor. $ A Super Cut I

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Routo22 651-0066 Inside Middlesex Mall 561 -8666 Route 1 South 085-2720 1st Store Center Islo Route 287, Hadloy Rd. Wick Plaza Plainlield Fid., PathmarWKIddle City STORE HOURS STORE HOURS STORE HOURS Mon, - Fri. 10-0:30. Sal 100. Sun. 11-5 MOM.-Sat. 10-9:30,Sun. 11-5 Mon.-SJil, 10-9, Sun. 12-5 Forbes Newspapers December 20, 1990 — Union County Classified — 1

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BUICK 83 CENTURY- 2' CADILLAC, 79 COUPE- CHEVY B4 CAMARO DOPGE 85 LANCER- . FORD '88 MUSTANG- 1±O door,. V6. all powor, Good condition, passed BERLINETTA- PS/PB, High mileage car; woll-, LX-5.0, 5 speed, 38K •caiis-o.. . AM/FM stereo,, AC, computer-dash, AM/ maintained, good trans-. milos. Extras. Excellent AUTOS 1 rocont insp., all power,' oxcrjl cond. . 73K-milos. cruiso control, leatnor In-, FM, cassette with oqual- portation. $S00/BO. Call condition. $7900/B.O. FOR SALE izcr,1 original owhor,,ga- loaded -Must sell.. S200O/ iorior. 00k miles. Radio/ 1 218-8913. ' ' • : ''.' Call 782-8986. BO 526-3662. Cass. S2O00/BO. Call rngod, oxcol. cond. Must DODGE 87 OAYTONA FORD 66 MUSTANG BUICK 83 REGAL- Val- •201-545-9074 .sell, getting.company car. SHELBY- red, T-tops, 5 COUPE- Rebuilt 289, 3 ACURAOO INTEGRA- 3. 53250/neg. 789-2537. ued' to 53000. Asking CHEVY '76 CAPRICE ' spood, loaded, 61K milos. spd. Now radiator., • clcor .hatchback, 5 spd., • S1000, needs lifters. 160k Asking $6200 or best brakes, tires. Red w/black AM/FM cass.. CD player, CLASSIC— 84K milos, CHEVY 84 CAVALIER- milos 'Call 561-8883 alter 4 Spd. hatch back, 37K: offer. Call 233-1958 eyes' int. Good . cond. $1650/ •1 inhhiiy speakers, excel-. good transportation. : Ion! -'condition. 59,000 •<1PM $700. Call 469-2936. milos, original bwnor, or 739 6764, day, BO, 757-6493; 232-8907. highway miles. 57,500. B*UICK 81, CENTURY S2,2OO/best offer. Call FORD "78 FAIRMONT- FORD 78 FAIRMONT- A-_ CHEVY 66 NOVA- 2 201-560-0204 Red 4DR, 3 spd., good 36;yO0' WAGON— 86k milos, PS, door, 3 speed, runs good cyl., 4 speed std., 2~door, ' PB, P/windows, AM/FM CHEVY 86 CAMARO body/tiros; lull sparo. AMC 7 4 .GREMLIN- and now mufflor. $150. low gas mi,, good cond.,' -radio, roof rack, 3rd seat. 549-8609 after 7pm . Z28— maroon & grey, Needs tuneup. 'W5K ml. low mileage, $450. 356- Our Off ices runs well. S500. Call 906- •S2.250. Excellont condi- auto, AC, AM/FM-. cass., $300/B.O..981-5468'days; 6680 or 755-5665 8796 after 5:30PM', • • tion. Call 201-359:067'! CHEVY 68 CORVETTE- till whoel. S549S peg. 968-6846 eyes. Will Be Closed Showcac. n.ew' condition, FORD 78 GRANADA- AMC.80 CONCORD— 6 aflor 6PM . •,'•••••. days 201-805M539, eves.. FORD '81 GRANADA- •cyl'.,' 2 door,- exccllont oyor $22,500. invosted; 714-9B52 ' Great condition, on|y V6, black, oxcel. • running ' BUICK 85 ELECTRA ES- Asking 516,500 or will talk cond., PB, 4 door, asking Monday and Tuesday . Iransporintion. Now wnlor TATE WAGON- • cruise", • needs minor repairs^ pump.& brakes. Body in trade (aircraft or now CHEVY 86 CAMARO- $7007Bd. Callanytirnq AC; all power, oxlras., V6, auto, AM/FM cassette, $1,250 or best offer. December 24 and 25 cjooci-. condition. Call Jay pickup).. Seon by appt (201)231-0594/ 463-7148 or 9AM-5PM, excel, cond.. 18 MPG aV- only. Call 756-10,04. * . AC, white with rod Inte- 949-6795. ^^279 " rrnpe ' S/M'OO.- must'soil'..' rjor, mint. condition,-, 50K ; CHEVY 79 WAGON - : p ; FQRD '86 ESeORT- FORD 8.1 GRANADA-r- and December 31 and January 1 ; BWW..82 - 520 E-5 spd. gaHUlfi,,,.'-"' . ' ''" 4dr, Excellent- condition. milos;' S5.000. Call 463 AUtomatic, AC|' 73;0OO • slick, .'sapphfr.p' bluo, 90k •q'li.a..^^:- ;• •• :••'--•:••••/• $850i please call 685- BU.I.CK 86 LES.ABRE — e miles. $2195 or.j)est offer.;. 1 ; . 37S7..after 5RM.:.;-,,;'; :'-^ mi 'f nwncr-, oxcel cond. •.oxcGiilive/4 door black,. 1 .- CHEVY'Btr ; T2S^&t8:''- ';: 36000/SO, 53-1-2417 •. :995:3246. •o.wnor. -gnrsagod. PS, PB, CARLO SUPER SPORT FORD "88 MUSTANG LX FORD 82 GRANADA- 4 •BMW '86;. 3,25 — .rod. .5 AC, .tinted .'glass, .cruise;, CHEVY 80 CAMARp- GOLD- 45K miles. Ask- i ruiis .woll, Interior- good, CONVERTIBLE,' 5.0L, .door, 6.cylinder, ,.aUtp, .*5pppd..,:.rfifnt.. cioriditio.n, J .11 (.. ,.'-._p o w o. r. ,s e a i s/_ ing'$.5500. Call 985-4795.' Kenwood CD player, mint AC, gobd condllioh, ga- fully- Ibadbd- bealor-rriain- .windows/ locks/.'trunk;-. pokffltisriiriP H CHRYSLER 83 cond. Extras. Asking rage Kept, 9,000 miles per >/Ve Wifi Be Open For Business lained, 86K mi.; 511,900. /\M/FM slbro'o c.ass., low 'Call 545-067.7. $9800,' Call Fred (201) year, $1175. Call 561- Call 78.1-7202; •• P : CHEVY 80 IM.PALA- ARON^- 4 door, auto., 7 .1K mi. MUst seo. S'i995. AM/FM radio, A/C, PS, 873-2239. 4614. Saturday, December 22 and BMW 06 520c- 5 speed, Call 7ni-7755. '• 108K rni., starts & runs woll, 4 good tires, full size PB. 71,000 milos, $2000 •Dolphin gray, rod leather, CADILLAC 82 C I M- or best offer. Call 272- • (-Lilly loaded, Alpine alarm, spare, new exhaust, re- Quality Saturday, December 29 ERON- 59k milos, .flood cently installed. Asking . B64O." . . • • . C.obra radar,. Bonsi box.. running condition, 51,800/ Extended warranty. $650. 709-0614. DATSU.N 80 210- 5 BO. Call -396-1025 days spood, oxcely riinnihg- USED CARS S11,500/BO;:2.33-5709. ' or ft: P/windows, . P/m'ir- exterior, gray, interior, ex- V6, OXCQI. cond,' now . Of December 26-27-28 Will Be parts, new. paint, AM/ FM TION WAGON- PS, PB, 1988 BMW 535iS rors.i P/locks, FM. storoo ccllon.i .condition. Garage, v 4-door, 5-spood, 6-cylindor, vyhlle. wrtan loolhor Interior, fully siorob cass; take out. •good condition. 91'k- cass., Trip . computer,. kept. S9250/B0. Call 234- mile.s-. $950. 218-1575 loaded, olami syslom, built-in radar doloclor. 76,400' milos. ' 5391 alter 6PM. • - radio.. $4,000. Call 752- VIN #J1717203. •. •'•.'."••••. 4:00 P.M. Friday, December 21 cruisc\ Alloy wheels, Su- 2331 bofore,8:30pm. perb porlbrmanco a hart-, CADILLAC 8.7 ______.rllinc)'. '.Excnl. cond. ;• BROUGHAM- <1 door CHEVY. 82 CORVETTE- DODGE 84 DAYTONA- '12,800 68,200-miles. 510,850. s'p.rian,'. mint, condition... 51,000 mis'., mirrored,'T- Excol. funning cond:, Call (715) ,828-2100 or 1- 30K miles, brown/brown top, whito w/rod leather $3695. Call Sal or Lbretta 1987 BMW 735ia at 561-2722, : .'-. '. 800-828-2101 interior. 313,200700. Call int., mint condition. Suporb condillonl Sliver w/ALL LEATHER sljvpr Inlorlor, 6- Classified Deadline For The Issue 1 '$.1 2,000 or 6/O. 232- cyl., autdmalic, • 4-door, powqr ouerythlng, and promlum altor 6PM 233-2340 '... DQDGE 84 OMNI- 4 sound syslom. VIN #H109t719, 47,500 milos. • .. BUICK 82 REGAL- A.dr, CADILLAC 87 SEDAN .7456. '.'••'; auto, V6; power extras, door sports sedan, alloys. Of January 2^4 Will Be DEVILLE D'ELEGANCE — CHEVY 82 CORVETTE- 4 extra, wheels studded 78k mhos. Excellent con- Loaded,' .1 owner, o.xcol- loadiod, 27k miles, mint 1 dition', white/blue, looks, snows. $1,700/BO; Call ' • Sal*i« . g 4:00 P.M., Friday, December 28 lonl cond. '13,000 milos. condition,' always ga- Bill "722-0288. . ' • ('arts •'• • Sflrvicp- .rides good. S2000 firm. AskingS10,500. 754-1900 raged. $16,500 firm; Call' * Body Shop • G72-2240 ' ' • or ovos 231-1071,' 789-2167 DODGE 85 ARIES- 4 door, auto, PS/PB, AC, 201-236-6302 HAPPY HOLIDAYS! AM/FM cassette, 80K Highway 22, Lebanon, NJ Advertise in the Classified! milos, excellent condition, <« OKI* Drt novta 33 W Forbes Newspapers Classified Staff $1800..C^II: 707-0747, $1500 UP TO $2500 FACTORY UP TO $1500 CASH REBATES TO DEALER INCENTIVES Cash back may be used for your down payment Available on select Mazda Models. See dlr. (or On select Mazda models, See dlr. (or details. details. : "• .

MILES MAZDA PER RETAINS GALLON VALUE 48% retail value EPAHWYEST. retained after. 4 Reduce your monthly gasoline expense w/ years, of trouble free driving. Based on 11/ 37 MPG available on 323 & protege mod- 9Q NADA- See dlr. for specific models. els. See dlr. tor details.

1991 MAZDA MX-6 VIN#M511S014, 2 dr, 2_U 4 cyl ell, S SP, mod p/s/b, full whl cvrs, steel belted rdls, dual mrra, Intd glss, tilt, delay wprs, r/def, console, dig. 1991 MAZDA elk, tlr mts, A/C. AW/FM cass, cruise, MSRP: NAVAJ0U VALUE $13^38. 299* r $17,699* YEAR

1991 MAZDA 1990 MAZpA 626-DX B-260Q4X4 VIN #MS120784, 4 dr, 2.2L 4 cyl, EFI, 5 sp MT, p/o/b. a/c, cruise. 1|r mts, AM/FM cass, gauges, dig. elk, de- UP TO $2575 lay wrps, tntd glss, buck- LEASE IT BUY IT ets, r/def, tilt, dual remote $ $ VALUE PACK SAVINGS mrra, MRSP $13,822. 179 9099*| On select Mazda Models, See dlr. for details

1991 f99i MAZDA 323 MAZDA 626 DX VIN »UJ119017, 4 dr, 1SL 4 Cyl EFI. S VIN tuomme. 3 dr nb, 1.0L EFI. apd MT, p/a/b. «7p ml, p/tyb, til Mwun dual tamota rnm, tntd glu, tit, oonaol*. rtl», untdt. r/d«(, tic, MASR dig. ch, wuoaa, l/w dal, dalay wora. Dr. JSZTfl."" mau. AWM CM, cnjlaa, MSRP: 1991 MAZDA PROTEGE DX 1991 MA2PAMPV Luu turmt H quilHUdl CO mo. 1991 MAZDA MX-5MIATA elba*d-«nd w/no mon«y down, 1»t LUH tarma K gi—IDad: BO mo. clo_d- ' VIN #MOZ12S«2, 4 dr, 1.BL Less* term* H qualified: 80 VIN #M030821S, 2 6L. 4 oyt. EFt, 8 ip UTO, p/a/b, r/uitf* blk >yd, hill, hill Mil On*., nwi pymt » S_S tnt. wo. dap. faq. VIN #M02M721, 2 dr, 1.BI EFl, 4 oyl. S »p mt. m/b, ml •, high p4rf. rdlt, Inld •nd wAu moo*y down, lal mo. pymt 1 EFI, 4,oyl, S »p mt, p/ Bib. a/ ma cloud-end w/rw money tnld oU», 8 tx,%uno»r, Ull. AM/FU C_», «r mtt. r» >Jc MSRPi »14,M«. Tolal pymt $SM5. Push. opt. glu, driver olrbw, bucktti. d»(ay *p™. QUMM, «/o, whl Ika, MSHf: *18,52fl. 5329 ral, aao. dap. raqi Total pymta o, lilt, delay wpra, AM/FM' down, 1st ma pyart + J228 L—u Unni II quilrtod: (d mo, doud«nd Wno monty down, 1>l mo. pymt + iiii •»_1S at and of ta_«, cats, all Mason rdls, fuM Wil b—• t*m|a U ql_fl«d: 60 mo. clo_d«M! W»10O0 down. 1« mo. pymt + »27TJ rX. J1J.18S. Purch opt MMO «t end o< raf. see, dep. rag. Total pymts «o. tttp. ng.To— pymliliy,14a. Pureh. opt »75« U «od ol IM»«. • , lit, U& dtp. r«q. Total p»ym«rt« »18its, Pwch. opt, 18743 «t ando! IHM. cvi«, dual mrra, tntd. alts, $078$. Purch. opt S332S at LEASE IT >139* MI" "TEASE IT «199* Jg« buckets, dig. oik, r/def, •nd o« leate. LEASE IT &UYFOR LEASE IT BUY IT - oauflru, MSHP: *10,73a $ PER $ BUY IT »7899* BUY »11,999* BUY IT$9699* 299* MO 14,999* NEW EXPANDED HOURS: • SALES DEPT. 9 A.M.- cm. 10 P.M.'M-F, 9 A.M. - 9 P.M., SAT. • PARTS DEPT. DOMS sumcr. except for lice- 8 A.M.-6 P.M. • SERVICE DEPT. 7:30 A.M. - 6 P.M. nsng costs, registration NOWi CREDIT CENTER fees, and taxes.. Mazda rebates available on se- lect models and prices incl. rebates where ap- INSTANT CREDIT! plicable. Not in conj. w/ any other offer or incen- tive. Prices & terms su- Call 756-5300 IMPORTCAR&TRUCKCENTER ROUTE22WESWORTHPLAINFIELD.NI 2 — December 20, 1990 — Union County Classified Union County Classified FORD 8 5 ESCORT JAGUAR 8 6 XJ S MGB '73 - A Spd., w/ OLDS, 80 CUTLASS SU- TOYOTA 88 COROLLA- ISUZU 86, TROOPER II 1.9L-; 99K milos.. 5 dr, 5COUPE- Silver w/grey O.D., rebuilt engine, now PREME- 4 dr; 8 cyl, A door, mint, auto.- AC, . LS- 2-dr., 4-cyl., 5' sp., spd. AC; PS, PB, nowleather interior. 12 cyl,top & hardtop. Many new auto trans., PS, PB, P/ AM/PM cassette, 45K AM/FM. Stereo cass., 57K, f iiros, brakos, suspension auto, PS, PB, AC, FM ste- parts. Good cond. Asking windows. AM/FM, AC, miles' $5900. Call 494- $5900. Call 356-1712. gl^MFMdl ropcarsT^/wmopW^ • .L JEEP 76w--CJ7 SIOSO/BO. Call 658-9380. locks,, cruise,- sunroof, 526-1657. ' PLYMOUTH 86 RELI- TOYOTA 89 COROLLA GADE- 2 tops, V8, auto, INDEX FORD- 86 ESCORT Alloy wheels rear der MITSUBISHI 85 COLT- ANT- 4dr, 4 cyl.. auto, DX- 4 dr, PS, PB, AM/ 4WD, good condition. EXP- rod, auto, AM/FM 20 00 1 1 2 door, manual, AM/FM AC, AM/FM, rear def- FM, AC 16k miles. $7600/$1300. 369-8891 days, cassette, cruiso, AC, elec- ' U ul.°/u v c 'jn ^ ? !"- Automotive Connection °°f; l' ' a ° ^ ^18,450. cassette, clean in/out, no ogger, 86k miles. Excel. BO. Please call 878-2782 JEEP 87 WRANGLER trie m;rror, 36K milos, ey- Call ^717-828-2100 or 1-rust, 66K miies. new tires, condition. $2100. Call • attor6PM_ SIX- 5 speed, triple 110 - AUTOS FOR SALE r0JO^A° n7d7IOn' S35°a no AC $1675 or best 277-37.75 week days , .' TOYOTA, '90 CAMRY- black harS top, AC, 115 — CLASSIC CARS Call 232-5977q . . ._ n~ ° otter. Call 707-4676. PONTIAC 78 PHOENIX- Only 7400 mis. on this loaded, 25K miles, (ike FORD 86 ESCORT L Sta- LINCOLN 79 TOWN NISSAN '83 SENTRA XE aiito., PS, PB, air, green, deluxe model in perfect new, H/D everything, 120 -TRUCKS FOR SALE COUPE— blue on bluo, tlonwagon-4 dr, 5 spd, Hatchback Coupo- PS, 4 door, good cond. 114K condition. $10,900. Call adult 1 owner, never off 130 - VANS FOR SALE AM/FM storoo, P.S, PB, in/ 39K mi., loaded, leather road, pampered beauty. int., no rust/dents, very PB, _Alr, stereo cass 5 miles. $500/BO. 231- 543-5775 & leave mes- 140 - MISCELLANEOUS AUTOMOTIVE out very good cond, 63K ). Brand new clutch & 0007. ' . • ' • sage or call 54,3-5485. Asking $9500. 757-9731. . good' cond. Asking sptp c g 150 - AUTOMOTIVE SERVICES 5 Ca 233 bk d ti K ^^1 ??MI 'f?. " *™: brakes, good tires 94K PONTIAC 79 FIREBIRD TRIUMPH '79 TR7- JEEP 89, WRANGLER- 160 - MOTORCYCLES FOR SALE LINCOLN 84 MARK VII- mi. Vory fine cond.; no -havy, white vinyl roof, Convertible, excellent Sahara Edition. Low mile-, I O INI 170 — RECREATIONAL VEHICLES FORD 86 LTD-^-.32K Classic elegance, fully rust, Asking $2200/B.O. V8, auto, PS, PB, AC, AM/ condition. $2,000. Call age, hardtop, 5 speed, ON N E milos, auto, AC, cruiso, loaded, must see; Asking 852-8327, FM new tires, etc. 234-0083 . lights! tow bar, $10,000. L 180 - BOATS AND ACCESSORIES ca5S< " w •; Content Gnni> c by Ad Dopartni«tnt vory good condition. At $5,500. gall (201 > 369- N|SSAN 85 300ZX-- 5 Good cond..$2,000. 356- VW 79 RABBIT- 2dr. 356-7182 . : . ^ digital «*s\^<» 6549 after 6PM. fuel Injection, 100k miles. MAZDA, 87, B2000LX body ^54000 84 TOWN PICKUP- black & silver. Real Estate Connection owner 75 ^ Pkg. new Dunlops & PONTIAC 84 6Q00LE-6 blue, 4 spd. Very good T- Garaged, new snows, Exc. Cond., 87k cy|;p gUt0., PS, PB, air, P/ condition. Great on gas..50k miles, 5spd, AC. ste- 210••- HOMES FOR SALE FORD 86 TAURUS LX- tires', platnlum/charcoal highway miles, 1 owner, windows, tilt wheel, nice $850/BO. Call 526-3765 ,reo, Cass., AM/FM, Coidweii Banker moves Steps to make homes People in real estate gray, velor interior. "Excel, 215 - TOWNHOUSES AND CONDOS oxcol. cond., 45K mii, full. S6595/BO. Call 735-2944 car, $3grjo/ BO. Call 359- VOLKSWAGEN 82 RAB- cruise, PB, mobile phone.: power, Ipalhor int., procond- . ,50k miles. $7900/ & t incl; tires. FOR SALE . BO. 526-2973 NISSAN 86 300ZX- 7157, lYf_ $7ooo aoodcondl- its Hillsborough office saleable in winter Jonn De Marco, a SctiO;> O.G 220 —• COMMERCIAL PROPERTY Turbo, t-tops, 5 speed, PONTIAC 85 SUNBIRD tibn. _^__^ $5000/b '• ;sociate with' Schlott Realtors' A MASERATI '8S BI-fully loaded, -excellent WAGON- PS, PB, AC, VOLKSWAGEN 1978 °- 2662 after 6PM. Westfield office, has been FOR SALE TURBO- Black, tan VOLK5>WAUtN 1S MERCEDES BENZ 82 . ' The Hillsborough' Coldwell Banker residential real estate office Traditionally, winter months are the most challenging time of the condition. 67K highway.. rad|Oi te000i win talk. Call - "? named Union. County Associate 225 - ACREAGE AND LOTS GL- m es S00 Ca GVOS 1116 DIESEL- 5 speed, has a' hew location at 302 Route 206 South, at the. corner of year for homeowners to sell their houses. The chilly temperatures; ••: JL ,v*r' - " after 6PM, 201-874-8979. ' rtms of the Month. De Marco pro- 230 - OUT OF AREA PROPERTY radio, A „ u««t «««r 22' furniture body.- 125K Triangle Road, formerly the site of the United Jersey.Bank. gray skies, and .busy holidays tend to keep potential buyers ml., $6000/BO. Call 574- duced a greater sales arid list- 235 - MOBILE HOMES AND SITES after VOLVO. 82 DL- 4 door, !ni-r'«'3f-7r"T\;"r nr.^n.gpr• nf .'h" office.1 said tho hlrih vlslbillh'- indoors and awav frorri their future dream houses, :•.'.• ,•good 9122. •'••.'•••. .rg> vcAifi">.i d;;r'nG Au";;?; Mvir 240 -r REAL ESTATE WANTED auto, -PS/PB, AC, AM/FM contributes to its being a mosi advantageous icdiiion. • hornet CacV. idr\u a IcW any Schlott sales associate in- 245—. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES While easy access to the office was key, Sosnpvik said the increase the desirability of their house during the winter months. . ••'A. <---v. AM/FM cassette, NISSAN 07 MAXIMA excel." cond 68k miles! IBLE 4X4- new top & h Union County. ' 250 - APARTMENTS FOR RENT Vh^P0rr0P WAGON-.1 fully loaded, $3950. Call 356-4267 needs p£|nt. r\ '*J' , y. o a i * c u i -J'W i. .-*. - 255 - HOUSES FOR RENT number of veteran sales associates and are members of Boards of ; Check the.lurnace to make sure it's in good condition and S professional, De Marco is an 260 - TOWNHOUSES AND CONDOS 8 auto T- Realtors In four counties. Our client base requires state-of-the-art regulate the temperature to keep the house comfortable. . • grey leather. 59k Hwy0886, . windows, AM/FM stereo active member of the Westfield FOR RENT • miles; Excellent cond. midnighldh t bblue, extras, cass., 29K ml. Mint cond. ;-• u:t ; ; m h " ' Rik ' • K^en the, drivevwv shoveled find Ice cleared, from a" walkways . MAZDA 80 RX7- sllvar / 130 \ ii'r, J ': P I's • n '.'.'j'.'.' S::^"- :' 265 - ROOMS FOR RENT • $950O/BO. 232-3379 P new tires, AM/FM cass.. Blue green. $16,900. Call • Remove ice, frozen leaves and other debris frorn gutters to avoid ^,.,coUp o 131k m^miiess, Westfield, I 314- -ANTIQUES . HONDA 82 CIVIC^ 4 CAttS more efficient and cost effdetivki'liff- other words; keep-the' rriuscle," '•• Display p'ritotog'raphs of-^^ybur home-'iri the-sprlng and sbftime'r that "frorn 'Brooklyn,' New York,.; De' Supreme, clean Inside/ cond. Must sell.' $3850 or wheel drive, 6 cylinder. : Marco has resided ..in PiaihTielel 'office,, more" than--'., any p.ther --FOR SALE —-door^S-spee'd, .105K origi- 78 COU- oUt. Asking $2,300. best offer. 704-8022. • Asking.$4,600. 752-2012. '. , • but cut thefat." '-> - ° . :/ .;.: :, ' emphasize the landscaping, flower, garden, vegetable garden and nal miles,' sunroof, good GAR— low mileage, ex- ' for four years. • office- in New- Jersey. The 316 - FREE TO GOOD.HOME " . phono 231 -0588^ Leave FORD 88 AEROSTAR Sosnovik said she regards Hillsborough as a Coldwell Banker • surroundingfoliage. ^ . : ':.•-. , '^H ; running condition. $1200 cellent engine, some '- FORD 1950 4 DOOR- Oe Marco is also an actor and Westfield office is the top 317 -- 9 C LXT— auto., air,. PS, PB, flagship office, which she intends to make a' premiere operation for • Make sure you have adequate humidity tsapreyent dry air and YARD, GARDEN AND FARM or best offer. Call after body damage. • $450/BO. ., V~u . A ?P°','• V8, $1,800, or best offer, producing sale office on the 320 - HORSES AND SUPPLIES 6PM, 322-8327. • .]': Call 668-0109 after ,4PM. 78XUTLASS- 4 tion, radio, heater, A/C, all Call days 287-5204 or AM/FM cass., excel. ' the company and the public it serves. . ••'.'.• static electricity. , •' ; . '-.•••• has starred in .many local door, air, PS, PB, 95Kmi., cond; 37K ml., $10,900/ community theatre playhouses. Westfield Board of Realtors and 322 — PETS & ANIMALS. HONDA 83 ACCORD- power, .auto, 6 cyl., new evenings 832-5154. Ask MERCURY 82 COUGAR excel, running cond., tires. J^ust see. $2000. fnrnnn BO. Call 272-2424 dr 805- He is also on the Board of the Schlott organization for the 325 - CHRISTMAS TREES ~AC, cruise, auto., .AM/FM. STATION WAGON- body good to excel. $600-. Call 968-2149 0670. • '/^'. . ': F 330 - WANTED TO BUY 4th consecutive year.. — 335 .-. TRADES AND SWAPS 340 - LOST & FOUND • • ' door, auto-, PB, PS. New 69K,.. AM/FM stereo. 1 rui call davi 287-5204 body with Peak. Asking HONDA 86 PRELUDE MERCURY n? I ij-y steel belted radial (Ires, owner. Good condition. >; , g 2.y 4 ask for 53,200 Call 234-1 toi YOU CAN 345 - BRITESPOT SI— Black, 5spd, PS, PB, e en n 83 515 office, has : earned the PERSONALS ' HATCHBACK- 2 dr, 4 battery. 72K miles. One $4500 or BO. Call 985- nnn after 6PM. 350 — •cyl., 4spd manual trans owner. $950/ BO. After 1294. . professional designation of GRI 35.5 -r ANNOUNCEMENTS ronD C7 CALA)(Y XL (Graduate, Realtor institute)., wee^ 69kmif« $8'5oo AC,, cruise, AM/FM.' 7PM, 722-3Q48. SAAB a9 TURBOTT- 2dr, 39T convertabie^$1 MO 50,000 miles, dual Vear 360 - ESCAPE .' BO cl'll463-S $1195. Call 271-1240 OLDS 84 CIERRA- hatchback, PS, PB, AC,or Best Offer C^D Wheels. $2300. Call (201) She' succesr'-'lly completed a- 365 - SERVICES 90-hour prc ' of advanced HONDA 87 ACCORD MERCURY 82 STATION JMS." ?§?£' DUNELLEN Lawrence, & Cheryl Devaney. prop- 367 - JMS" ?§?£' courso'work outlined 'by- the I HOME IMPROVEMENTS g L 6 oy. Theodore & Helen Davis to Mar- erty at S29 Howard Ave., $143,000. e^^t,: 370- LANDSCAPING, TREE CARE MERCEDEST978 280 yann Restalno, property- at-281 Gary & Joyce Wilbur to Herrian National Association of Realtors, $/ quick sale. 372 - PLUMBIN'G. HEATING 9344. lent running cond. $2595/ 725-8676 AFTER 5PM ^uLfn!! »,^»M C SE- Show car, new en-'. Maple Ave., $128,000 . and Deborah Hernandez, property showing understanding of a Runs good. Call 276-8555 HONDA 8B8 ACCORD LXI B.O. Call 256-2261. 725 8676 AFTER 5PM. SUBARU 83 WAGON- 5 g|nfl. 7R.nnn mk. lnari»H. Vincent & Ann S Ortiz to Vincent at 14 Marshall PL, $84,550 broad range of real estate & COOLING B H wAan'Int Excel PLYMOUTH BS VOY 375 - INSTRUCTIONS • . OLDS 84 CUTLASS speed; new clutch, Rae d Dechiara, property at.356 1st St., Walter & Rose Andersen to Galo topics including marketing and MERCURY 82, LN7- 2 CRUISER WAGON- ex- bfakesexhaUst tires; c o n d. ^SSoo^gagSg; AGER LE-^.ef^ pals"! US... ^ fm^oon' $150,00 . . Gutirrez, property at 41 Ramsey sales, financing, leases, 37-7- INCOME TAX d1 l k orig. miles, cellent condition, all op- good In erlor/exterior; 526-7052, leave message, auto., PS, PB, AM/FM rail . EDISON Rd., $175,100 taxation, and advertising. 380 — LOANS & FINANCE ca The Yes You Can campaign features a toll-free number, 1- " Star Dev to Charles & Karen For- James J & Mary McConnell to A real estate professional for 382 — INSURANCE rester, property at 18 Allison Ct., Joseph A Matay, property at 120 800-YES-IN-NJ. New Jersey residents who call that number will $396,900 Shepherd Ave., $126,000 receive a free copy of tho New Jersey Home Guide, a 32-page 11 years, Wampler earned a moon roof, auto., PS, PB, MERCURY 83 GRAND owner, 4 cy|., ps, PB, blue 5spd, shift; sports console. Top, VOLKSWAGEN 79 booklet that explains how. to buy a home-from saving for tho broker's license in North Carol- r., auto., PS, PB, cruise, AM/FM stereo cass.; AC, Int. Motor excel conix VAN— Needs work. Tow . Aspen at Edison to Jeannette PISCATAWAY Employment Connection AM/FM storoo cass., 39K MARQUIS- 2 door, down payment to choosing tho right style home. ina in. 1979. She has been an loaded, 72,000 miles, new AM/FM stereo, air, p/ good cohd. Asking Beautiful car to. restore. It away for $200. Call 906- Lee, property at 53 Boulder Dr.-, Anthony & Shabellah Bharrat to nil., excel, cond. Asking active volunteer in Westfield $3300. 382-75S3.' ' ' tires, asking -$3f900. Call ". ml; $3000. $3600/BO Call 359-6012... $2,500. 832-2544. , 2497. \ . $107,700 • , Atibas & Anglo Khorsandl, property 410 - HELP WANTED "- 753-9315. Dorothy Korfman to fllchard ~& at 405 Baldwin St., $157,000 Service League and in the NJ HYUNDAI, '90 EXCEL- TOYOTA 83 TERCEL- 5 PONTIAC 69 Firebird, 420 - EMPLOYMENT WANTED 400- engine; auto trans, A/ Madeline Carroll, property at 6. Joseph & Joan M Barber to Dani- Choral Arts Society. She is cur- 2 dr, dark blue, auto., AM/ MERCURY 84 GRAND door, 5 speed, AC, AM/ Jarnos Daniel Heady, property at 1 GREEN BROOK 425 - EMPLOYMENT RELATED • FM cassette. Excel, cond. BROUGHAM A P/B, vinyl top, C i40 ^\ Brpokside Rd,, $140,000 el M & Donna L.Sutter, property at rently a committee chairman for MARQUIS- burgundy, 2 FM cassette, silver, 93K oh. B/O over I MISCELLANEOUS I Janet Shrank to Maria Quitoriano, 5125Beatty St., $131,500 N Stone Edge Rd., .192,345 Carl J & Lynn M Scherlachar to OPPORTUNITIES . ' 8,700 mi. $5950. Call 543- cond auto ' miles, ".good condition, social activities and events for door, 5 lltor, auto., PS, '-).. Call 225-3497. property at 31 . Brookyille Rd'.,' Roderick & Maritza Lopez to A'- Hills Development Co. to Patricia . Jose A Jr & Patricia Torres, property REBECCA WAMPLER D 430 - CHILDCARE WANTED 5775 & leave message or PB, A/C, AM/FM'cass.,.P/ $2000 ,-iakes it., Call 846- I AUTOMOTIVE I E Carey, property at 21 Westcott1 at 228 Greenbrook Rd., $125,000 ; the Westfield Board of Realtors. $133,400 .,..;'; , '... • ....•.-.' ••.'. bertlna Charry, property at 7 Broth- 435 - CHILDCARB PROVIDED call 543-5485. . windows, 5133apytlme. ^683 ' Joseph F .& Vera McGilnty to erhood St., $115,000 Rd,, $118,000 : John J and Amanda H Sacco to Rebecca Wampler of She has been a resident of Roberta Melhhoid, property at-48 John &Joan A Brew to Morris & Manuel & Fellna V Jacalan, property Westfield, a sales associate in Westfield for pine years. OLDS 85 CIERRA- TOYOTA 86 1 CLARK BOUND BROOK at 3 Heritage Dr., $199,000 5spd, all power, low TRUCKS 5000 Ib. w/side shift, Calvert Ave., $280,000 Mary Clowney, property at 1725 ed, 1 owner, alpine green MERCURY 87 SABLE— Brougham. Orig. owner, . Ronald J Snyder to John K Ant- HILLSBOROUGH Burgdorff Realtors' Westfield garage kept, 91K, new ex- miles,. AM/FM stereo I FOR SALE J excel, cond., $3250. Ca- Thomas & Carol L Lally to Robert Cedarwood Dr., $159,900 onuccl, property at 117 W Main St.,: with camel .interior plus Excellent condition, new cass., sport pkg., ga- Donald M Jr & Judy E Geczi to AD RATES signature steering wheel, *•}.**?• 4'UC,,tT1L-1 ask'n9 haust system, good run- terplller D-2 Bulldozer. C Koch, property at 3804 Cricket Dow Chemcial Co. to Tlra Prod- $225,000 . Morris Raymond & Sarah H Sims, ning cond., asking $2750. raged, Must sell. Excel, Stuck steering clutches, : ucts Co Inc, property at 160 N Cir- Minimum 6 lines. 35K miles, $24,000. 233- $7500. Call days, Mr. Cir., $134,000 property at 213 Beekman Ln., 7505 Ehlert 233*2300. 233-9776 after 5pm condition Call 654-8013, CHEVY 78- V* ton pick $2650.201-782^391. cle Dr., $3,000,000 KENILWORTH WESTFIELD Esther. Kormondl to Arvlnd & Glia BRANCHBURG $•185,000 ; -.-• (Average 3-4 words per line) up. 64K ml. Runs well. DID YOU Sonl, property at 22 Dalton PI., Raymond & Rosanna Breneiser to Charles R Kaiser to Michael A & Sidney Clarke Moody III to Will-' National State Bank to Gary M & Harry E & Elna K Montanye to Sandra Ferguson; property at 738 New exhauset. Rust, 1 KNOW... $155,000 ,••••'•.. , Robert W & Deborati A Both, prop- lam & Theresa B Hunziker, property Karen L Skocypec, .property at 15 Donald & Patricia Palka, property at side. $375. Call 526-3129. This little ad can be read Karnani Bldrs to Ramesh & Netra erty at 2 Edna'PL, $141,000 Newark Ave., $130,000. . at 531 Bradford Ave., $273,750 • FULL RUN Forest Land, $100,000 7 Euclid Ave., $206,000 CHEVY 80 EL CAMJNO— In more than 147,000 Salgal, property at 113 Floyd St., K Hpvnanlan to Shlng Cheung Joseph & Elisa Cancllllerl to Ant-' John & M Dolores Hardy to As- small V8, auto., PS, PB,homes In 15 publications Thomas Lee Glndln to Peter & onlo & Judith Marinelli, property at sociates Relocation Manage, prop- $172,000 Choi, property at 19 Ewlng Dr., BRIDGEWATER Per Insertion air, AM/FM cassette, new throughout Somerset, Alice Yannetelll, property at 807-2c ' 631 Sheridan Ave., $170,000 erty at 838 Carleton Rd., $232,500 $ Karmani Shyan to Ramesh.Salgal, $165,000 •./•'..• . • Harold L & Sharon L Nardinl to II tires & brakes, excel, Middlesex and. Union Eves Dr., $61,000 CRANFORD Charlotte E Sahlin to Joseph A & When Paid in Advance The 10% Solution cond. $2595/BO. Call Counties? It caught your property at Floyd St., $40,000. , William Schlelcher to Enrico & Michael A Tarin, property at 247 12. Barry D & Constance I Dean to Dolores & Timothy Handy to Pat- Patricl Gugllelmi, property at 111 attention, didn't It? Sam Rlzzo to Wolodemlr &' Mindy Carla.Plgna, property at Glenwood Candlewick Ln., $267,000 359-7157. Eric L & Ellen H.Schwartz, property . rick J Burke, property at 14 Grove Elizabeth Ave., $145,000 I Stef&niw, property at 125 Highland Dr., $57,500 . ' ' ' Ralph T & Ann M Callstri to John Per Insertion at 336 Homestead Rd., $170,000 St., $145,000 Pierre &. Agnes Bouvet to Ronald $ CHEVY 85 SUBURBAN- Ave., $115,000 Frederick & Marilyn Bo]um to Ap- B & Lynn M Ingemi, property at 678 454 V8, posi, dual air & Philip & Chau Kal Woo to Kerry N Irwln & Grace Steinberg to Will- J & man R Statton, property at 842 Amedeo & Doris Obiel to Jesse & urva & Rita Mehta, property at 198 Carlene Dr., $320,000 12.50 When Billed heat, all power, full towing & Meryl O Segal, property at 14 lam & Donna Whalen, property at Fairacres Ave., $370,000 Paula Council, property at 47 Ken-' Hampshire a., $134,000 Robert R Hart to Robert & Susanf package, 89K ml. $6200/- FORD 71 MUSTANG- Lorlen PL, $217,000 54 Mendell Ave,, $172,000 Susan & Irwin W Jacobs to An- Each additional line: $1.10 more Co., $120,000 James & Jeanmarle Lawrence to A Pickoff, property at Foothill Rd., Best Offer. 766-1637. parts car, $500 or best Larken Assoc to Ronald J &• Ju- K & O Enterprises to Richard S drew & Joanne Muldoon, property Aspen Ed to John & Gabrlelle Uday &. Marlsa Shah, property at 49 $95,000 ' ZONE 1: Somerset/Middlesex ZONE 2; Union County CHEVY, '66 C-30, Dump. °«er. Call 201-889-1709 dith R Barone, property at 9 Lowe Lehrlch, property at 188-190 E at 720 Highland Ave., $1,000,000 Plcclnlnni, property at 13 Malvern Justice St.. $163,000 ' Stonington Assoc to Dennis & Su- $11.00 Per Insertion—Paid In Advance $5.50 Per Insertion—Paid. In Advance Excellent condition. Good after 6:30PM. Ave., $1.90,00d . North Ave., $350,000 Mehrdad & Merilee Nooranl' to Way, $110,500 . .-...., MacArthur & .Gayle Hardy to .san Marton. property at 22 Lln- $11.50 Per Insertion When Billed ' $6.00 Per Insertion When Billed for masonry or landscape Fwu tsal & Tsuel Hslen Kuo to Paul J & Christina K Kolano, prop- JUNK CARS BOUQHT- , Mahan & Una Chhatrapatl to Pel- Robert -T Nguyen, property at 10 . berger Dr., $389,990 Center for Counseling to James P Each Additional Line: $1.00 . . Each Additional Line: $.75 Ing, Call after 6 pm, Wycllff J & Althea C Thomas, prop- Sisto, property at 33 W South Ave., erty at 315 Hyslip Ave., $210,000 V^hltehouse Auto, Call Vln P Tsai, property at 1 Marcols Karnell Dr., $212,500 Berk K & Debbie L Desmond to 233-93.26. 534-2519 erty at 898-D Merrltt Dr., $115,000 $165,000 Howard & Carol J Taylor to Ct., $277,000 - Carolyn Robinson to;Kevin & Mel-, Gregory J Borwner Sr, property at In-Column Display Rate: CHEVY, 84 C20 PICK- -,—'. ^ MANVILLE • Stephen J & Theresa A Macri, Kathleen M Cuozze to Mukesh & anle Vine, property at 1028 Kerwln 150 Oak St., $155,000 David Clausmitzer to Mark & Vicki tyiinimum 1 Inch — 8 point copy UP- 350, 4 spd, manual JUNK CARS WANTED.— Stephen M & Arlene V Carson to L R Hahn, property at 201 S Union property at 369 Orenda' Cir., Bhakti Desai, property at 46 McKln- St., $154,000 Joseph W & Hazel F Daniel to trans., 71k; PS, PB, 4WD. Jack's Towing. 752-0466. Richard E & Susan J Walters, Ave., $197,000 $275,000 $25.50 Per Column Inch: Full Run ley St., $151.0000 James. C & Jill C Thomas to Pru- Thomas F & Audry Meagher, prop- Call John 563-7862. property at 512 Brooks Blvd., Gary P & Lisa L Dankis to Be- ZONE 1: $21.00 Per Column Inch ZONE 2: $8.00 Per Column Inch Sunlight Baptist Church tb White dential Relocation Mngt/property at erty at 501 Vlckl Dr., $208,000 FANWOOD DATSUN 75 PICKUP— 4 $140,000 Harold & Maureen Seifert to hrouz Khashayar, property at 515 Rock Baptist Church, property at 37-B Lancaster Ct., $104,500 . Calton Homes Inc to Kevin N Llc- 5 or more insertions: 20% discount if paid within 20 days Richard V & Mary Ann Ruby to Francis & Patricia Celardo, property Trinity PI #2DS, $117,500 247 Nicholson Ave., $85,000 Prudential Reloc to Bruce cardl, property at '1605 Vroom Dr., Excellent. condition. Douglas L Jr & Dlanne Agnas, at 89 N Glenwood Rd.. $150,000 George E & Jean A Kinney to CONTRACT RATES — Available upon request. feo$250, Calll 38381-1 00 Stephen C & Melodie Schwarz to Berman, property at 376 Lancaster $169,360 Ing $700. 707-8881 leave Antonio & Bernlce' Tallerclo, prop- Ct., $99,900 property at 814 Newark Ave., Ylshak & Katherine Bllman to Jean A Kinney, property at 548 DODGE 83 RAM- 5 pas- a message. Calton Homes Inc to Patricia G $144,000 Trinity PL, $5,000 erty at 60 Park Gate Dr., $250,000 Sal & Linda Bart to.Dharmabhai Mlkuckl, property at 2405 Vroom Ruth Tumbokon, property at 20 DEADLINES: The deadline for both classified display senger, AC, AM/FM, 60k Jessie C Morohey to Esther M Portland Ave., $156,250 Estate of Ethel M Holmes to Bru- BUY BEFORE DECEMBER 31st miles. $4800, Call 654- SEARCHING FOR A . Oscar & Asunction Nlmobla to VI- Patel, property, at 916 Mohill PL, Dr., $172,565 •• and straight classified is 4 P.M. Monday Kormondl, property at 163 S 7th ce & Deborah Higgins, property at 1977 MERCURY MON- ncente M Sosa, property at 2 Peru $171,000 ••-,: • Mervyn N & Frances Gluck to 3916 Calton Homes Inc to Stuart.A & Ave., $112,000 119 Woodland Ave., $302,000 CANCELLATIONS: Accepted up to 4 P.M. St,, $150,000 . Marie Mueller to Perm.Const Co, Jill R Schwartz, property at 2601 Timothy Craig Markham, property at FORD '85 BRONCO II, 142 South Ave., $117,000 Monday prior to publication. AND AVOID THE 10% LUXURY TAX 4x4, V6, 5 speed, AC, PS, l 752-6553 after Salvatore Stamplglia to John F property at 188 Normandy Dr., Vroom Dr., $185,415 MONTGOMERY KENILWORTH GARWOOD 12 noon Donnelly, property at 19 Phillips $58,000 Calton Homes Inc to Linda S John T Taber to Aaron C Schu- Joseph J & Viola Coppola to PB, AM/FM stereo cas- - Albert Delconte Jr to Albert Jr & sette. Excellent condition. Rd., $165,000 . ' - . Shmu-Yuan Blh to Marayana Sar- Rarriey, property at 2604 Vroom Dr., maker, property at 29-G Chlcopee, Carolyn Coppola, property at 348 PAYABLE IN ADVANCE: All ads for Garage Sales, Employment If you've boen considering STEEL CAP w/tool boxes Carol Delconte, property at 545 Lo- Wanted, Childcare, Wanted to Rent or Roommate Wanted. All ads $4200. Call 234-9030, built In each side, fits S- Anthony J Satrlano to Anthony ~ ma, property at 18 Saratoga Ct, $173,365 $130,000 Coolldge Dr., $181,000 the purchase of a new NOW AVAILABLE... FORD 70 F-350- Mason Montemarano, property at 1712 $70,000 Mont Development Corp to John cust Ave., $64,304 Mlchele & Ppntorlero to Ignacio •AUDI80's&90's .AUDI V8 5 SPEED 1° Chevy Pickup. Door In Richard J & Hilary Florella to Tho- when moving, all ads to addresses outside our local billing area. Porsche or Audi, rightno w dump with snow plow, back $300. Call 381-0492 Raspberry Ct., $63,000 Richard & Mary T Dow to Efraln & mas W Ward, property at 930 Will- W Fltzglbbon, property at 345 Emll & Ula Bianchl to John B & Miceli. property at 727 Vernon Ave., •AUDI 100's & 200'S .AUDI QUATTRO's aft Good condition. V8, 4 er 5:30 PM. Ana Cruz, property at 1727 W 3rd Susan Y Baron, property at 415 $60,000 Is trio best time to buy. •944 S2 CABRIOLET "911 CARRERA4WD Clro & Susan Lafemlna to Charlie lam St., $215,000 Spring Hill Rd., $475,000 EXTRA CHARGES: speed, PS.- Asking Mllo, property at 28 W Stoney Rd., St., $118,500 Pine Ave., $170,000 Adam F & Thoresa J Mlhalek 1o The new Porsche/Audi of •911 w/TIPTRONIC -911 CARRERA2TARGA NORf H PLAINFIELD • Blind Ads, $3.00 for Box Rental $2.00 mailing charge $2,500. Call 234-1108 $139,000 • Roy W Pascal to Francis J McGr- FRANKLIN SCOTCH PLAINS Michael & Jennifer Batkiw, property after 6PM. (Box held for 30 days) Bemardsvllle, now more PLUS THESE FINE PRE-OWNED 160 ^ • Frank Malyska to Joseph K Lan- ath, property at 202.12th St., Manl Y Lakshminarayanan to Ele- Kathleen P Deangells to Deborah Jean G McGuIre to Stephen F & at 710 Woodland Ave., $145,000 than ever* is the best place FORD 73 PICKUP — MOTORCYCLES} zlllo, property at 103 Walton St., $606,000 anore F Walker, property at 200 Borbely, property at 329-31 Bed- Maryann Mela, property at 2127 CRANFORD • All capital letters $1.00 per week 1985AUDI-5000 *5995 1986 AUDI-5000 *75S0 mont Rd., $153,000 • All bold type faces: $1.00 per week to buy! 4-Df Stdan. W>l, Aulo. Pwr S/S, FWD. Air. 4-Dr Sidin, S-Cyl. Aulo, Pwr Strg & DIM good work truck, strong, FOR SALE I $137,500 . Patron Bldrs to Patrick & Irene Bamburgh Ct., $120,500 Dogwood Dr., $232,500 Barbara S Lynch to Travelers Re- Pwr WW/ldiitrok/AnlMM, T/Gh, AMffM BriltM FWD, Air, Pwr SlVWIndtcks/rinV 4 speed. Asking $595. Mastrlannl, property, $55,000 Robert B & Kathryn A Spawn to Stephen F & Maryann Mele to location Company, property at 501 SI Cus w/Hr Spin. Did Clock, CruW "" . . is. AM/FM St On wmr Spilt. Roberto & Lenc-ri Laracuente to Michael Slcora to Mary Ann Dig Clock. CrulM, CrpL FUdUs, Alloy WWs, Call 725-1545 or 722- Joseph V Gallettl, property at 233 Mark & Nancy Babos, property at Merrltt, $153,000 Linda Schulman, property at 308 SOUTH PLAINFIELD Mansfield, property at 83 Caltlln Ct., GET THE SAME & Mon. bin CtUnl SW96-202C,. 2660 after 6PM, Brook Ave., $138,000 1148 Hetfield Ave., $155,000 Carla Gagllano to Joseph M & VlNffNOIWe. MOTOCROSS RACING Westgate Dr., $150,000 Paul & Diane Winters to I Wen- $92,500 , FORD 84 RANGER Judith Ann Comune to Jose A & Robert L & Marlene V Chllds to 1988AUDI-90 •13,900 1982 911 SC «16.500 BIKES- 1986 Pro Circuit . Lorna M Desmond to Patrick & coslaus Wallace, property at 132 George B & Susan A Lingel to Deborah R Mate, property at 25 PICKUP- Rebuilt en- Anna M Hernandez, property at 24 Jan Brooks & Harriet Brooks, 1.800-334-0531 i-Di B»din, S-Cvt. Aulo. Pwr VB. WO, Air, PorsclM 2-Dl SMrt Coup*. 6-Cyl, 5-Spd Mln CR 500, 1987 CR 125 & Laura D Cahlll, property at 74 Wolff Barone Ave., $130,000 Lisa M Preston, property at 61 Croy-- Oraton Dr,, $120,000 Pwr WlnoVLdo/rmk, T/GIs, AMff» Tom, Pwr BnS«, Man slig, Air. Pwr Wind, glno, 4 speed, PS. A/C. 1989 FMF KX 250. Must Ave., $103,000 Louise Ave., $135,000 property at 349 Jackson Ave., GARWOOD 8:30 A.M.-8:0o P.M. Monday, Thursday & Friday T/GU, AWFM St Cus. CrutM, Cipl Fl MiU Jeffrey & Cynthia Meyers to Izhak don Ct, $114,000 RidUlj, t6* AMoy WNl, Frt & Rr Spollut. 1 Asking $2,800. Call 234- sell. Please call John at Louis P Cerrone to Steven & Su- $122,805 HIGHLAND PARK Ifrach, property at 1400 Hamilton Peter K Fung to Julia C Chan, 'Bertha Leonard to Nicholas P & 8:30 A.M.-5:00 P.M. Tuesday & Wednesday MoiiJllBl 5«l 7763«ttl, VINlCSMiU, 11 OB after 6PM. 658-4021. property at -268 Edgeware Ct., san Poplk, property at 516 Mountain Harold E & Dorothy J Newmler to Robin M Alfano, property at 349 BY A FORD 86 P150- Super Julius & Janka Redler to Ruth Blvd., $125,000 9:00 AM-1:00 PM Saturday GET SALES INFORMATION OVER Phlfer, property at 1811 Central $121,500 Ave., $114,000 , ' Elizabeth A Gmerek, property at 400 Willow Ave., $63,000 DOLLAR OF Cab. 4 WD, AC, tllt'wheel, Doris Klrchner to Victor & Laurie Edward & Lori Darmlento to An- Jerusalem Rd., $165,000 Ave., $184,500 Kurilew, property at 115 Harvard Joseph J & Doreen Marino to Di- SCOTCH PLAINS THE PHONE...CALL 7660900 AM/FM, new exhaust, 170 thony J & Karlen G Starks, property William W & Beverly Fischer to Ave., $150,000 ana L Lavln, property at 159 Harrow John A & Dorothy A Hoey to Ste- FAX: (201) 231*1385 tires' & brakes. 55K mi. RECREATIONAL METUCHEN at 330 Rlohard Way, $137,000 Andrew D Jr & Ingrld C Manns, Forbes Newspapers Zone 1 Classified Connection Includes: Prices Include all license and registration fees. Asking $8900. 231-139a Thank Nguyen to Carole Mosley, Louis T & Diane Russo to Glenn Dr., $123,000 ven T Barba, property at 2213 Eliza- VEHICLES Sharon C McGeady to Samuel Michael & Ruth Antollno to Allen property at 1955 Parkwood Dr., beth Ave., $155,300 Somerset Messenger-Gazette Highland Park Herald FORD 87 F-150-T- 6 cyl. property at 321 Central Avo., & Monique Hollaway, property at Brautlgam, property at 634 Rock-. $240,000 $141,000 2610 Park Ave., $144,000 Math, property at 48 Oswetsry Way, Alan C & Kalhloon Rltter to Paul Bound Brook Chronicle South Plalhfleld Reporter EFI, PS, PB, 4 speed $115,000 view Ave., $168,900 Frank Blatz Jr to Lorraine B & Paparella, property at 2306 North overdrive, AM/FM, dual William & Susan Rhatigan to Jo- SNOWMOBILE PACK- BEDMINSTER RARITAN Muriel Maclean, property at 2370 Ave., $178,000 Middlesex Chronicle. The Hllls-Bedmlnster Press tanks, bedllner, extended _) cat El seph & Ann T Csontos, property at Bernard L Gavin to Kevin J & AQE 1978 Arct(c Gloria Santoro to Barbara Ann Laura - D. Kerod, property at 416 Jean Evans to Christopher B Seneca Rd., $125,000 WESTFIELD PD Review Franklin Focus ra 5 00 1 Atl 67i McGu.Ire St., $154,000 . 276-1158. 0 5° - 88° ATOtlC Malloy, property at 51 Sage Ct., Route 518, $142,500 Enry, property at 1033 Arnold Av., John R Jr & Ellen Del Mauro to Harry O Palmer to Steven J Mor- Metuchen-Edlson Review and cat Jag 3000, both In MIDDLESEX $90,000 • .,•'.'• Delcour S Potter to Gayle Potter," $147,000 Robert & Patricia Yutz, property at gonthal, property at 212 Avon Rd., FORD 89 F-250- V8, mint condition, garage 2401 Westtleld Ave., $157,000 Green Brook- . Middlesex County Shopper Porsche+Audi dual tanks, auto, AC, PS/ ' Lucky Forward Corp to Antoinette Albert M & Ruth Andersen to Di- property at 4 Trlpplot Rd., $35,000 SOMERVILLE $210,000 kept, low mileage. En- Bubenlck, property at 68 Gramorcy ane Faratro, property at 31 Spruce Wlllard George Yager Jr to Sam- Michael S & Maria Adams to Mar- William & Mary Ann Krltsky to Mi- PB, AM/FM stereo, excel- closed 2-sled trailer with Carl & Joan Vlllane to Timothy North Plaintleld Journal Somerset County Shopper lent condition with extras, Gardens, $75,000 Ct., $121,000 uel & Roberta M Hester, property at ie Quick, property at 261 Davenport chael & Marie Ballatlco, property at Villano, property at 702 Castloman extra Wheels. Asking 2417 Westfield Ave., $170,000 Forbes Newspapers Zone 2 classified connection Includes: must sell. Asking $9500. $2500 for complete pack- . William & Frances Wlegmann to Hills Development Co. to Judi & 21 Wendham PL, $139,000 St., $132,000 Dr., $150,000 609-426-8677 after 5PM. age, 996-2031 after 6 Cranford Chronicle Scotch Plains-Fanwood Press GMC '70- 6 Cyl,, 3 speed. Call (or details The Westf leld Record 752-1721. • ADJUSrMENTS; Wo ntakt vveiy atioii to avoid mktakoa In your distilled Adverllaemonl. Ploua clwsk Ads In Classified youe aoSmiiltamanl lha tint weak H nini. Ciron In *dv»iilitm*nt» tunning mom than one tlm* tnuil bo QMC BS JIMMY- full correclad botore the second Insertion or correction tltowwca cannot ba mada. Cotnctlon tlhwanc* tor size Sierra Classic, 80K don't coat — eirora shall nol oxceod tho cost ot tha adV9rt!3Tnont. ml., some body damage, They pay! Route 202-Bernardsville, NJ*766-0900 $6500/BO, Call John at 658-4021. 4 w December 20, 1990 — Union County Classified December 20, 1990 — Union County Classified — 5

DUNELLEN- All new, 1 RARITAN- 2 bdrm. apt. SOMERVILLE- Spa- bo_dt;oom, 1st door, private In 2-Family house. cious 1 bdrm in quiet home, deck & porch. Kitchen, living room, sep: neighborhood. Llko now, arptn nntrance Cleart. No off-street parking, yard, all .775-mo^-heat-includod^ t ; 752-8298. ' "' v pels. $635 plus utilities. utilities paid- by landlord. DUNELLEN- Duplex, 2 469-0589. . Section 8, rental assis- Bdrm, 1 Bath, new carpet. RARITAN— 3 rooms up- tance OK. $65O/month. C 0 N N E C T I O N No Pets; 1 Vi month se- stairs. Single business Call 297-7988. curity $750 per month person pref. No pets. Off- SOMERVILLE- clean 4 BOUND BROOK- 1st plus Utilities. 968-1529 street parking. Avail. 1/1.rooms & bath, 1st floor, 21O \ r- 225 \ ( 245 A floor, 4 rooms, $725 plus $500 heat & Water Incl. V garage, $600 +. utilities. HOMES hoat. Nice) 1 month secu< GARWOOD- Several mos. sec. Call 725-9040. 725-1906 after 5PM ACREAGE BUSINESS rlty. Available Jan. 1. avail. Immediately from FOR SALE ) \ * LOTS J ^OPPORTUNITIES J356-9179. • .- •' $550 to $895. Safe & RARITAN— 5 room apt. SOMERVILLE- excellent BOUND BROOK- 2 bed- clean, good areas. No $800 per mpnth plus utili- area, Victorian, 4. 'A fee. Call 276-790O>' ties. 1Vi month security & h bths, new recrm and central air and many $299,000. $92,000 RDT 204 delightful porch. WSF2646. amenities. Beautifully dec- orated and picturesquely Paige, Paige & Richards SCHLOTT set on lovely property In J.S. Tiffany Realty Realtors Westfleld. $399,000. Meeker Sharkey/ Realtors Realtors • • 534-4085 526-5300 bti 124 South Avenue East • Cranford 181 North Avenue E. • Cranford I LJ 102 South Avenue, West • Cranford ofofo 272-2570 HEAUfOn" 276-1900 REALTOR' 276-7900 220 A REALTOR' COMMERCIAL PROPERTY I BURQdORfpl ( FOR SALE J From ^PPAITORQ" " •••H CLINTON- 9500 sq.ft. 2 SCHLOTT story retail building. 104 :•/ W. Main. 5 units. MEALTOnS' $349,900. Call Fischer 600 North Avenue-M/est Sponsored by the abovipttfbrd Real Estate Offices W Tb» Ixlr Realtors, S34-4026; (Across from Lord & Taylor) 233-0065 EQUAL HOOSINdl eves. 534-1325. WESTFIELD OPPORTUNITY! 264 Ba$t Broad St. OPEN 9 AM to 8 PM .233-5555' Setvlng the N.J, Counties ol Bergen, Essex, Hudson, Hunlerdon, Mercer, Middlesex, Mpnmoulh, Advertise In tho Classltledl Morris, Ocean, Soniersot, Sussex, Union, War/en. In PA: Bucks, Northampton, Lehlgh 6 - December 20, 1990 — Union County Classified December 20, 1990 — Union County Classified — 7 CRANFORD- 1 room of- fice, Manger-Building, center of town, parking available, reasonable. REAL 272-2960. .'• CLASSIFIED medical office In well- N known medical building. WESTFIELD romodoled 3 PLAINFIELD- Private BEDMINSTER^ The Hills MANVILLE- Professional Reduced overheadl Call bdrm, full kit, largo LR, homo, 18 rooms, 4 W Townhouse. 1 bdrm., 2 male non-smoker , share 769-896.1. DINING ROOM SET- SODA MACHINE- Wall gar, Northsido, near town. baths. Exceptional value. floors plus loft, fireplace, bath,, references and se-CRANFORD- Private Antique 9 plpco, Pineap- hanging, 3 flavors, 48 322 S1200/mo. + 1 mo. sepu- For homo daycaro. of W & p, D.W., garage, curity. $85 per week. No room In newly decorated ple Brass Hardwaro- cans. Like new, used 6 PETS & rity & .util/ Avail. Immod. school. Send replies to walk-in closets, pool, ten- kitchen. 725-2407 office. By month or lease. ANTIQUES $1200. SPINET DESK., ' Mon/jhj $495. 526-2973 ANIMALS 232-4067, 482-7122 Box #24 c/6 Forbes nis. Avail. 2/1. $1150 plus Includes utilities & copy Circa 1800-S350 Ruthies SOFA^- 3 cushion, low, Newspapers. P.O. Box Util. Mark at 7B1-0044 PISCATAWAY- Furn. machine. Fax avail. Call Treasure Chest. 725-4740 modern, 7 ft. Horculon WESTFIELD— 2nd door 2 699 Somorvillo, NJ 08876. room off 287. Private en- 908-272-2080. family hoyso, just painted, DINING ROOM SET- sofa. Gold/belge/black/ ADORABLE YORKSHIRE 1 -tranco, bath, deck & 2 40" METAL WHEELSJ- B RIDGEWATER — 5 rooms, 3 bdrms, yard, SOMERSET- 3 bdrmS, cable; non-smoker; neat METUCHEN-^ 2 to 6 from antique coal shuts, Lowely old-fashioned: wal- rust mutod stripes, groat TERRIER PUPS— AKC; i rectory parking, walk to train, fenced yard. 'Vt mile off Bt RENTER'S DELIGHTI room.offices, prime loca- nut table, 6 chairs, sldo- condition, $95. Call 805- male & female. Call .968-. Lease/purchase with part working person; security; 1890's. Roll' of asbestos towp, schools. Avail 287. Appliances, $800/ $100/wK. 469-6687. tion, near train & bus, off canvas, 31 in. x 35 ft., use board & server, $675 or 3Q66 after 6 p:m. 0797 after 5PM. immod. S87S/mo + utils. '.rrio: 1 Vi mo. security.& of rent returned foj down street parking. Call best offer. Call 757-8926. SOLOFLEXT- Butterfly & payment. Remodeled 3 PISCATAWAY- fur- for artist, canvas, 828- AKC YELLOW LAB 654-6077. : references. Available im- ARNOLT. 548-6400. 2704 after 3PM. DINING ROOM SET- leg exteritlpn attachment, PUPS— all puppy shots APPLIANCES TO ADVERTISE MOVERS PLUMBERS ROOFING & REMODELING mediately. 218-1865 bedroom condo, 1 Viz nished room for rent In excellent condition. Ask- FUEL OIL baths, whirlpool, new MIDDLESEX BORO- ANTIQUES- largo table w/2 leaves & given, $450. Born 12/2/ private home. Non- for sale. pads, 6 chairs, 4 other ing $900 or best offer. 255 kitchen and deck. Out of smoker & neat. Working ROUTE 28 — 750-1000. 752-0336. 90. 201-369-3954, f 260 X state owner said make female. References a sq. ft. Rent, all or part In pieces, 2 lamps & end Call 654-0424. HOUSES award winning building, WANTED WAR RELICS- table..$595. .526-2973 ••,•.• SOLOFLEX- w/butterfly AKITAS- Champlon- APPLIANCE & ROBBINS & ALLISON, INC. Donald S. Rockefeller WE STOP LEAKS! TOWNHOUSES & offer. Vacantl CALL must. Call 968-3087. U.S.••- German - Japanese R.O.M. sired puppies. REEL-STRONG FOR RENT off new .tower entrance.' DINING ROOM SET- & leg press. $750. Call PLUMBING & HEATING INC. . WEIDEL REALTORS (201) swords, helmets, dag- Health guaranteed good •' VACUUM' Serving Union County & [CONDOMINIUMS] PISCATAWAY- profes- From $450 a month, 1st wlth hutch & buffet. 2 Cpt. 201-321-1978 eves. Clark Builders, Inc. . 685-8200. sional woman preferred, month free. 1st como/1st gers, medals, Jrliforms, SPEAKERS- 2 Voice of ternperments, black/white •• Vicinity Since 1925 FUEL. CO. "Local Public Movers \^ FOR RENT J flags. Imrnod Gash. Call chairs, 2 sets end tables. & gray/white. Private EMPORIUM To Place Ad Moving & L/cense Complete BELLE MEAD- 4 bod- $85/wk, nice location. Call served for the first quali-. the Theatre, Altec 19 ste- CRANFORD- privately after 5PM 272-5432. Maple or Marbel. Call breeder. CaH527-O753 Storage Plumbing rooms, spacious, oxcol- BEDMINSTER- THE owned, 1 & 2 Bdrm' units, 752-4069 leave message. fled tenant. Call Slqgol- weekends 10AM-2PM reo speakers, $350. 906- SALES & SERVICE 00172 We Specialize In: Grlesmeyer Realtors, 469- CATS- 2 beautiful cats, Here Call: & . lont location. Near Prince- HILLS. Executive fur- for December/January oo- 722-0890 2497. '•.'• • . All Makes & Models rpf Appliances Repairs.«.New Roofing... ton. Easy commute to NY nished rental. Short or cupancy.', $725^1 poo; 2800, ask for Ron or Bob. 1 long hair,. 1 s.hort hair. Wdshors »Dryers • Dishwashers • Etc. Most Major Brands • • Heating 27O DINING ROOM- maple Both declawed and neu- Air Conditioning v Humidifiers Rerooflngu.Flat Roofing.. or Philadelphia. $1500 + long term including utili- Heat/hot water 315 SPORTS CARDS - 1 Annette Services MIDDLESEX7SOME- table & 4 side chairs, 2 Griffey, Robinson, Sand- tered. Need a good REASONABLE RATES Oil & Gas Burners y Heating & Cooling •utilities. (201) 874-6571.. ties, cablo TV, recreation 1 mo. rent fro OFFICES RVILLE- 200, 450 & 900 FOR SALE leaves, (eacart, $500. Full/ Insured • Free Estimates area,' china, lineh. Call Tami at 276-0 ers, Montan3, Jackson, home. Call707-0815. ' 10 YRS; EXPERIENCE • Fuel OH f Air Cleaning Fillers COLONIA— 3 bdrms. LR, FOR RENT sq.ft.. avail. Excel, loca- Green tweed sofabed, 2 State Lie. #4205 NJ Lie. #10760 Howard, 781-6236, 0370 tion. Call 526-3661 or Jordan',' George, Boggs. GERMAN SHEPHERD IN tHIS AREA 1-800-334-0531 SALES - SCCVICI! AGENT ALLIED VAN LINES DR, Kitchen, large porch, chairs, $200. 782-1880. Sots, singles, Rookies. garago. Immed. occu- BEDMINSTER- COME" 526-0694. '.' FEMALE MIX- 3Vi mos. SOLCOHANE INSTALLATION 213 SOUTH AVE E Gladly Serving Union TO THE "HILLS" 2 bed- FORDS- 2 bdrm, 1 9 FT. SOFA— $99. 12 X DRESS- Prlscllla of Bos- Low prices. 782-3650. old. Black & tart. Very 276-8677 County for 21 Yrs. pancy $1,000/mo., 1 • Vi MIDDLESEX- Office ton formal gown, Emerald STEREO CABINET-^ 276-1330 276-0900 CRANFORD mos. sec. Call 549-4656 room Condo in the "Hills" bath, finished bsmt, wall 15 blue carpet $129. friendly. 1st shots. Free to 7 Raleigh Ave. • Cranford offers low; low, taxes, ca- to wait carpeting. $900/ SUMMIT spaco, Union Ave. 1300 Child's desk $49. 20 In. §roen| velvet & taffeta, 5X2x2, solid oak, 4 a good home. Call 769- CRANFORD 549 LEXINGTON AVt CRANfQRD TEL 276-0898 381-5145 or 548-2587 after 5. sq. ft. 1st floor, 650 sq. ft. ought for $220 Asking shelves, drawer, glass CRANFORD— 3 bdrm, 1 thedral ceilings & wall to mo. Call 889-5156 after EXECUTIVE bike S29. Gold oarlngs 0289. 5PM lower level. Rent with op- $12-$29.526-8963 half. Great for the holi- doors. Excellent condi- V£ bath, garage, near wall carpet Tor the first tion to buy. Entire build- KITTENS- Siamese CFA time buyer. Also available OFFICE SUBLET A GREAT GIFTI- IBM days. Call 463-7646 tion. $400 new; $200 or AUTO DEALERS I COLLISON REPAIRS PLUMBERS SIDING schools & pool. No pets. ing fully rented. 356-3046. BO. Call 297-9321 , registered, champion GLASS PAINTING Available 01/01. $1000/ for rent and/or lease with FRANKLIN TWP.- Computer w/harddrK/e, DRYER- $175. Refriger- CAN'T BE BEAT! 2 bed- WESTFIELD- Office jines, affectionate,. people month + utilities, 1. Vi.option to buy. Asking. £xp. 8/31/93 software, your choice. ator, $.175. Maytag TEAC— model 3440 4 oriented. Shots and $109,000 or $1100/ room, 1 % bath town- space 700 sq.ft. w/park- Electronic organ double washer, $125. Self- month security. Refer-, house. Newly painted & Ing, $550. Avail, immed, channel slmul-sync tape wormed. 8 weeks and up. REYNOLDS onces. 276-5790. -'• month. CALL WEIDEL Extension Possible keyboard, $695 each/BO. cleaning oven, $75, DRdeck- Mint Condition. $250 each. 267-2081. ., BENNER'S TRUGI.I0 SIDING REALTORS (201) 685-priced to rent. Property Is Call 233-7279. Exercycle-$35. 232-8081 set, $100. Call 572-0122. REILLY PLUMBING & 32 x 36 wiht a white $750/BO. Call 233-8915 RABBITS FOR SALE— PISCATAWAY- 4 bdrm, 8200. ANTIQUE DINING SET- EXERCISE AUTO BODY PAINTING INC. HEATING INC. iVi> bath, family room, ga- picket fence. Best value Panoramic TOOLS— toys, Christmas Holland Lop babies with OLDISMOBILE, INC Lou DiFabio , Tony DIFabio BEDMINSTER-. Private at only $900/month. CALL 280 clrca turn of the century. with welghts-$45, Metal Items, sofa, lamps, vases, papers. Ready for Since :1920 Everything I Interior and Exterior SPECIALISTS rago, good neighbor- flower garden, patio, fire- Views., 10 pcs. Victorian Italian cabinet 6' 6"x3".wide X •Storq Fronts • Aluminum Eiilrancos • Over 35 Yrs. Experience WEIDEL REALTORS (201) VACATION mugs, clocks, broiler, Christmas, Several colors- - . AUTHORIZED' Golllson Experts : Woodwork Staining hood, $975/month + util., place, 2 floor condo, 2 Renaissance, solid ma- 18" cfeep-$25, Plush chair Aluminum Door Repair • Mirrors • SAME DAY SERVICE Doors & Windows 685-8200. . meat slicer, men's cloth- show quality. Call 236- ; 1Vt month security. Call hogany, orfg. hardware. lounge-$10, Call 725- Direct Repair for Thermopanes Storm Window Repairs • . & Varnishing bdrm, 1W baths, large Central RENTALS Ing, car radio, paintings, 7935; ..•"'.. - „ .OLDSMOBILE ••'..•. ,; Bathroom and Kitchen • Free Estimates 722-2124...... kitchen, LR, DR, garage, 7S9-1027 or 789-0776. 0020. stereo, crystal. 968-23S7 . Most Major Inc. Cos. Table Tops-Plexiglass Location, . . ' SALES & SERVICE Free Estimates ' Moderlzatlons PISCATAWAY- Rent $i350 +, utilities.. 26S ARCHIES ICESKATE EX- FIREPLACE MANTEL— . laser frame machines RESIDENTIAL« COMMERCIAL SERVJCE SALES REPAIRS • Fully Insured 1 R.S.V.P., P.O.. Box 627, BARBADOS— Studio apt. TOWERr- 40 ft. galva- witH option. Spacious .7 ROOMS CHANGE- Meyersvllle traditional, electric logs & nized'steel, 4 sections, :•• -425 •': '•.' ^ ; qven baked spray tooth. . INDUSTRIAL ,':••. . . Fully Insured We Dp The Complete Job "Invest in your: home" Far Hills 07931. ' Full Kitchen, W/jacuzzi.at hptel resort. _Rd, Meyersvllle. Has a a c c e s s o r i e s -$ 3 5 0. 1 room Split Level; Double FOR RENT Ocean view. Avail. Feb." free standing plus an- CHRISTMAS I 232-7651 . • 24 Hrs-7 Days/Week ' REASONABLE RATES garage. Features family BEDMINSTER- Stone "new ,& used, skates for PIANO, 1890 Werner, up- 606 South Ave E 5>76-536r ( 2,100 SC|;: ft; • 16-23. $1000.; Call 526-' : ; roqhi, 3 bdrrrls..2 /! baths. Run, II Townhouse. Fur- sale : & exchange. Sat &: '*. I MI t-. '•< th'^ftftft El • ui L« 1 A '« TREES .••••.'•; I 272r7774 J : •:5,367. .•••;••>•.' .:•....• • . ••'..'•'••; 4142; 272-8916 • Nice Jpcatf6"n':v'$.(.20O/mQ. -nished.. $ 15Q0/rrib. - Call J Sn ia-5 647-1149 \ ;-.•• Treasure Chest 725-4740 Cranford • ••' •v85t-0888 after 6 p.m.- ; . # Michael G: BRANCHBiftfG' AvSfL 1/15/91- ORLANDO-- 15 minutes TWIN BEDS- 2; with 358 NORTH AVENUE E H&G Realty, 968-4900. ' '781-2797. MOTEL— daily, weekly or ART COLLECTION- FIREWOOD RACK- CHRISTMAS TREES- ;;;•.... 276-11X1 c- 1 WALNUT AVE • CRANFORD to'Dlsney.World. 1 mile to . Steel 18 Inch' x 60' Inch. sprlngsr-$SS>*«e(ch call CRANFORD Builders monthly. Pay service util- Universal Sludlo. Beauti- LeR.oy Neiman s&rl- after 1PM. 725-9350 • Sheared, choose & cut. ity, no security required. (201)273-4550 bg.rapns. Football, golf, Holds a quarter cord', Advertise in the Classified! fully furnished, 2 bedroom WASHER & DRYER- We need to sell these Call 722-9520. condo, 2 bath, CAC, pool. baseball, track & animal. $35. Call 356-9043., trees now. 4 to 9 ft.,- $12 BUILDERS CONTRACTOR PLUMBERS TREE SERVICE Signed.& numbered. Far FIREWOOD- $140 a Brookslde (Somervllle) GLASS TO ADVERTISE Weekly & monthly rate. tenant has apt. size W &to $24. Oak Summit Nurs- 463-3969. " . below retail, 788-1663 cord, Seasned hardwood. ery, Pittstown, NJ. Open BED— electric adjustable, Cut, split and delivered. D, A-t.cond., $200 for both. Call Immed., mov-Sat & Sun., 9AM-3PM. PROTECT YOUR BEST INVESTMENT SOUTH S-EASIDE full size, brand new. Paid Call Mike 722-3235. / Call 996-3426 weekends A. BUONTEMPO DYNAMIC Ellis PARK— LOxury ocoah $1125.asking $800. Call Ing. 722-5861, Call today- CHAPMAN BROS. front condo, spectacular FIREWOOD- 100% sea- or 730-6377 evenings; Gen. Builder Since 1950 GLASS CO. 968-1876; evenings or son quality wood. V*, *h & WHIRLPOOL- Apart- 28 Years of Tree Service views, sleeps 6, off sea- weekends. ment size.washer, used DOWER TREE FARM— • New Homes & Additions . Lie. #1428 son rates, $249. Call 647: full cord available. Call Cut your own any Sat- Quality Service "For All Your Glass Needs" ALL TYPES OF TREE CARE only two months. Price • Fire and Storm . Your Ad Can .7089. BICYCLE- Man's Huffy 234-9258. $200. Call after 7pm 549- urday or Sunday, Dec.' Expertly COMMERCIAL • Plumbing & REMOVAL •27 Inch, 12 speed, never 8th through Dec. 23rd. Di- Damage Construction •STORE r^ONTS FIREWOOD— seasoned 8609 , t ALUMINUM ENTRANCE . • Heating - Cooling • Firewood used, $75, HO-Trains & hardwoods, split & deliv- rections: Ttt 206 to Peap- •Concrete Paving and Designed and Constructed Be Seen By accessories, like new, WOLFF TANNING •PUTt GLASS • Alterations - Repairs ered $135 a cord. Call ack, north on Main St., Masonry Work Alterations • Additions • CUSTOM MIRRORS • , , • Woodchips best offer. Call 463-8475. 439-2318 ... BEDS— Commercial- east two blocks on Tbdd Kitchens & Baths • Bsmnts • STEEL SASH WINOOWS • Air Conditioning • Snow plowing ROOMMATES Home Units from $199.00 Ave. to farm. Call 781- • Cellar Drainage & PUmps Attics • Windows & Doors 24,500 BICYCLE- Mans 26" 10- FUR COAT- 3/4 Lynx -THERMO.PANES • Landscaping I WANTED s"peed-$50; • Exercise ski L a rri p s -L o 11 o n s- 5407 •'. • Cpmm. & Res. New Homes -STORM WINbOWS & DdORS cat. Sz. 10, Value-$3000 Accessorles Monthly Payr Alterations • Commercial Renovations . WINDOW GLASS * 276-1320 m"achlne-$30; Recurv LARGE SELECTION TABLE TOPS . ' crnPFN RFPlln<: Households sell for $1000. Excellent ment Low as $18.00 Call SCREEN HEMIH Bow, Left-handed-$10; Starting Sat. Deo 1st. Fully Insured * Free Estimates REPLACEMENT WINDOW ? FANWOOD— Female to condition. Call 494-1418 Today FREE Color Cata- Serving Union County 36NQRTHAVEE 245-1203 share 2 bdrm (kitchen, liv-. Hunting clothing, Camo or 54.8-7783 log 1-800-228-6292. fresh cut available Wed- 272-5177 large. Call 755-9018 Sun., 10AM -5PM at 1-800-334-0531 CRANFORD INSURED • FREE ESTIMATES Ing room & dlrjlng area), FURNITRUE-- Bedroom, WOOD BURNING License02160 276-6083 CONDOMINIUMS apartment with another BICYCLE- men's 10 CHERRY HILL FARMS llvlngroom, rec room sets, STOVE- $250; Very 2 5 Otto R d . N e s . girl. Share electric, cable speed, maroon Jetter DLX pinball machine, bar ' . WP WISH TO TAKE THIS OPPORTUNITY TO EXTEND OUR HEARTFELT THANKS & phone expenses. Large 210. New. Call 232-3317, large armolre, $600; Oall Sta.\369-4016. & WARMEST WISHES FOR A HAPPY HOLIDAY SEASONI stools, drafting ta- 769-7961 or 757-3160' BUILDERS ELECTRICAL GUTTERS PAINTING PLUMBERS TREE SERVICE walk-In closet in bed-BIKES- Girls, 20", 12"blejamps, gym set. Much NEED A CHRISTMAS room. Basic cable already $20ea. Barbie house; Ice much more 685-1000 YAMAHA KEYBOARD- TREE? Cut your ownl Di- TO ALL OF OUR NEW RESIDENT PURCHASERS hooked on. and working cream shop; Ice skates; w/AC power adaptor. &< rect from N.J. farmers, Fully Insurod phono.jack (share line). FURNITURE- Off white starter kit. (Great Christ- call 1-800-.FARM-MKT, or Lie, #8501 * Ralph &. Susan Boyd * Shirley Raftory * Karon Hahn * Gail Whltofiold * Dick & .Maureen Wollram * Roller skates, 752-2398 trad. LR chair; 2 end ta- C.O.D. A-l ELECTRIC CO., INC. LARRY'S HOME Ray Aklonis ' Maryann Potorson * Goorgo Willard * Loslor Onlsko * Carol Haskell * Lisa Sanders * Built In alr-cpndltioner. mas gift). Asking $75. Call outside N.J, 201-579- Electronic security, beau- BIL LIA R D T A B L E — bles, wood & glass; 2 494-8521. - • ' • "' 95,46. Sponsors Include . Michael Hogodus * Vinco Brady •*•' Mary WiKord * Bob Bresonhan * Dlano Stadfold * Susan 1920, 4 V4x9; Brunswick brass lamps; sm'. almond •,-.'": tioJoUTooSlman y CRATER BROS. Scheuorman * John & Margaret Bronnan * Maggio Shakabpa ? Vinco Varnockas * Urn Lavln * Bob & tifully kept building. the "Jersey' Fres" pro- 'BUILDERS DECORATING Across from major foods- Madison auto ball return,. formica round kit. set w/4 gram. No Challenge Too Great GUTTERS /! ' Plumbing & Heating Bovorly • Eustace * Kim Gargiulo • Charles Shatinsky * Eric Schonkor * Lawrenco Falley * Fiona tore and fast, food- restau- Ebony rails, mother of brass chairs. 874-0736! 316 CUSTOM ORIGINAL DESIGNS WOODSTACK Henderson * John Strohman * Kathy Clifford * Than & Barbara Nguyon * MaryMargarot McDonough WOOLF FAMILY TREE All Work Guaranteed Cleaned & Repaired • Painting Contractors * Robert Young & Mario Gallogo. ...• rants. Right on bus lines. pearl inlays, oak base w/ HAND CRAFTED- Doll • ALTERATIONS & ADDITIONS Must like cat and smoking Ivory Inlay, 761-8482. FREE TO FARM— Fresh cut Vipa/Mastereard Accepted • renovations •• improvements TREE SERVICE AND OUR OLD FRIENDS, AS WELL . cradles, chllds rqekers, Christmas Trees, wreaths, •DECKS $5.00 OFF •Wallpapering okay. $350 per month CAMCORDER- HI-8 benches, shelves, swan GOOD HOME •ROOFING Home & Small Business Specialist • maintenance* service INSURED * Jane Armstrong * Ron & Jennifer Bovan * Walter Bock * Danielle Brlsmour * Dorothy Brodhoad • plus $600 security. Send , holly, grave covers & pil- WITH THIS COUPON Sony, Evo-9100 Profes- planters, oriental vases, lows. Rt. 31 N, Fleml- •SIDING • Powerwashing • new construction FREE Wood Chips Delivered Jano Christy * Mary Daly • Floronco Dormer * Goorgo. Fisher * Monica Masko * Shawn Flaherty * replies to Box #25 c/o sional- 8 months old, other gift Items. 725-8145. CALL PAUL AT QUAUTY SERVICE • REASONABLE PRICES Karla Van Glider * Eslello Fortonbaugh * Margaret Gibbons * Patsy Goodman * Alain Groshons * Kim. BABY CARRIAGE- ex- ngton. 201-782-0931.. • BATHROOM & Free Firewood Delivered Forbes Newspapers Clas- $2500 value, will sacraflce FULLY INSURED »FREE ESTIMATES • central vacuum Lasher * Gary & Kathy Hahn * James Hasscnfold * Elinor Hatflold * Naloml .Henohan * John I sified, 44 Franklin Street, HUMIDIFIER- Breathe, cellent condition. Call KITCHEN REMODELING Senior Citizen Discpunts for $1600, Call 232-1664. systems . Klopman * Janot- Kollmar * Louisa Kuehn * Gooffrey Lamb * Danloi Llpnlck * Edwin.Uttlo * Margorot Somervllle N.J. 08876. easier this winter with a 272-8031 Mpn-Fri., • after FULLY FREE 789-9552 McCoy * Gerald McDermott, Jennifer Ford * William McDormod * Carol Gislason * Margaret Marr * CHAIRS- 2 QUEEN free-standing West Bend 4PM ( 330 \ CALL 654-5803 FREE ESTIMATES Alice'Moagher * James Montgomery * Noil Morahan * Jano Olawskl * Alexander Ollphant * Louis INSURED ; ESTIMATES Bonded & Insured Landmark Management, ANNE, black vinyl wing humidifier. Easy to fill, au- CASTRO CONVERTIBLE WANTED I 789-1608 Ortuso * Gert & Amelia Ranlet * Irene Ravor * Murray & Patricia Ross * Clarence & Madeline Rudolph 1 back with mathclng foot tomatic turn-off. $40. Call 276-6973 Lie. #8460 Westfield 272-2423 276-5752 * Kim Saladino * Kay Schalt • Tom Serzan * MohammBd Siddlqui * Ruth Spaoth * Orval Totdahl * stools. $250/BO. TV stand 805-3066 after 6p.m. SLEEPER COUCH— I TO BUY I Joan .Urban * Flo Wahner • Marie Tllfon • Adolaldb Well* John & Dorothy Woglom * Eugono Woods $15^.563-7862 Good for use as bed. * Mnrguorito Worslpr • Elolso Tatom * Maria Trotls . • • . . .. IBM OFFICE TYPE- Very heavy. Call 752-5150 CHRISTMAS WRITER -Heavy duty, COAL— Free for the tak- CAMERAS-Old Pho- BUILDERS TO ADVERTISE PAINTING PLUMBERS TV REPAIR MERRY CHRISTMAS RECORDS- 33 Inch, electric, $1So. Call 365- Ing. Call 889-1627 tos call 276-2510. HOME IMPROVEMENT over 75 records. Regular THOMAS ,M. GRAHAM, OWNER & MANAGING PARTNER BARBARA SHANNON, SECRETARY 1607. ESTEY DUAL ELEC- ACCORDION- Good KATHI LEVINE, DIRECTOR OF SALES & MARKETING GAIL WHITEFIELD, SALES REPRESENTATIVE records: 45, 78 &33. Golf IBM PRO-PRINTER- TRONIC ORGAN- With condition; Reasonable. Specialing in: JOHN TAMI, CONSTRUCTION SUPERVISOR BOB HOLLENBACH, SUPERINTENDENT ...of position and clubs: wood, iron. Few LAVITOL PAINTING LENNY'S PLUMBING sets. Call 356-6843. X24E, almost new. In- bench: Not used for some Call 463-9749. career Is advertised In cludes sheet feeder, • Exterior time, needs work on : 217 Prospect Ave., Cranford 276-0370 classified. When you're ALL JEWELERY— Dia- •'•• •"•• ^^^,: " • To Place HEATING COLOR COMPUTER II- down-loadable front mod- tubes. Pl8cataway .885-. monds, gold & silver. "• Interior ready to make a Radlo Shack. Disk drive, ule, all manuals & cable. • Heating Sewer move, get the accessories, software. 1119 anytime Certified appraiser. • Expert Preparation Originally $900. Asking LIVING ROOM CHAIR— Jay's 56 Somerset St., CHARLES Ad Here Cleaning classified habit. Typing Tutor. Good for $500. Call 379-2579. • Free Estimate beginners. $200. 359- gold color, large. Phone North Plalnflaid. 755- CONTRACTING • Plumbing & Heating LeROY NEIMAN- Collec- 233-2831, Westtleld,. 9125; 561-4563. • Fully Insured 7322/756-8077. tion. Football, golf, base- DECKS • WINDOWS Call Repairs SALES & REPAIRS COMMODORE 128- ball, track & animal seri- OLD IRONRITE MAN- HIGH PRICES PAID-for ALTERATIONS'ADDITIONS SAVEENERGY...W* Install • Hot Water Heaters ograph. Signed & hum-GLE' — Model 85. Noquality postcards, sheet Vinyl Replacement Windows (30 Years in Business) color monitor, disk drive, music, old toys, baseball ROOFING • SIDING • Sump Pumps joy stick, manuals, soft- bered. Far below retail, longer needed. No longer Annette • Reasonable Prices great Xmas gift. 788-1663 works, reason not known. Items, cameras, military, Otcsuteritlaf 6omi»ei ' Charles Pljanowskl 233- 272-4033 574-0480 276-2331 -*- Compatible XT w/30 meg PEPSI, MILLER, COCK- Tuxedo style chair, green, JUKEBOXES (any condi- harddrlve $599. AT TAILS. CUSTOM tion)- Coke, Slot, Ar- \ stuffed back. Both in J 16mhz $599. Commodore PERSONALIZED NEON. good condition for spare cade, Pinball machines; PLUMBING WALLS AND CEILINGS 64 w/$1000 software room. 874-5444. barber poles. 609-587- BUILDERS FUEL OIL HOME IMPROVEMENTS TO ADVERTISE ./„. $295. 805-0200; 769-6985 7819. -s 201-494-2993 SPINET PIANO— Cable ./• 2 COMPUTER- AT&T ORGAN—sacraficed, like Nelson. Needs some re- LIONEL TRAINS Quality Work • Reasonable Prices I For Quality Craftsmanship Gall: 1-800-334-0531 1245 Westfield Ave. 450 North Ave. E. Taping & Finishing 3350; must sell planting stock. 340 COMPUTER- IBM POOL TABLES OF Blue " '-- ' 276-4048 CLARK Westfield COMPATIBLE- 640K, QUALITY- All sizes and LOST & 753-1881. hard drive, monitor, lots Family In Cranford 37years 233-3213 276-6945 709-0591 1 styles. Lowest prices. Call 3£S-™' FOUND 396-8100 I FULLY INSURED • FREE ESTIMATES •3c; '' ..,-.'.!!.•.,•.••;•,•....•;•••••.:•.': .•*.'»•.,'.••,-,-v ( ^. . of software, $435/BO. B68-822B. *oo.OO. WESTFIELD • A vaultod colling covora tho FANWOOD - Darling Capo Cod with n living WESTFIELD - Expanded ranch has 4 bad- Okl 93 printer, S125/BO. living room & dining room. 5 bodrooma 2V4 room firepla'co, dining room, mddorn rooms, 21/2 baths, living room tlroplaco, Call STEVE at 369-4188. RIDING MOWER-Snap- ^ rAXtet balhs,' oak oat-ln kitchon + cathedral coiling kllchon, 3 bedrooms & 1'V4 balho. On dining room & eat-In kitchon, Wall to wall per, 26", 8HP/319C0 | h roots. B & B In wire LOST— Female cat with LANDSCAPING TO ADVERTISE WORD PROCESSING family room w/sllders to pallo & Inground carpet, central air and doublo side entry W t c CARPENTRY FUEL OIL PAVING 00x150 ft. ol trood proporty. Juot a hop, 8klp CRYPT FOR TWO- With Brlggs & Stratton eng.,baskets. Beautify your flea collar. Black with pool. Closo to the parkl $329,000. and a lump to school. $179,900. garage. $239,500,, or Rent at $1S00/mo. $100. IBM Selectrlc type- white belly, paws & nose. perpetual'care, at Wood- property. A deposit will bridge Memorial Gardens, writer $25; Victor calcula- R |m, dock, This little ad can be read NIY— for Trainer with Serving Union County 1-800-334-0531 end ol a oil do sac $325,000 Westfield $119,500 fencod proporty, garage $309,000 In more than 147,000 & 381-4128 l-'rtc Estimates and Consultation* homes In 15 publications L 704-0262 "CAU 7 DAYS A WEEK" (201)051-9076 throughout Somerset, size, . * M A HANDFUL 233-3213 Fully Insured 687-0614 789-9508 Middlesex and Union $150 delivered & stacked e Counties'? It caught your 201-755-5734 We deUS- . Mill, 722-7087. OF CASH attention, didn't It? llvorll Prompt Servlcell HAPPY HOLIDAYS INC Call YOUR ad In today! FROM PINE HILL- Visit IS BETTER f\ SEGA MASTER SYS- our beautiful, well- 1-800-334-0531. TEM— Video Games. maintained, "just like m We Get Resultsl Huge variety. $15 to $30. home" Indoor/ outdoor fa- THAN A DINING ROOM SET- 7 Call 968-1838. Also Atari cility w/all the comforts a GARAGE-FUL 232*8400, po.-$500;. Master Bod- 2600 games cheap. horse & rider could want. 44 ELM STBEBT,' room set, 6 pcs.-$750; 2 722:7087, Branohburfl. OF STUFF Stlffel lamps-$100, Plat- electric start, now, $650 form bed-2 stands-$250. Model- Asking $400. Call Advertise In the Classified! 1-800-334-0531 494-9396 725-7633 8 - December 20, 1990 — Union County Classified

& D MAINTENANCE PAINTING & WALLPA- ROOFING CONTRAC- TREE & STUMP RE- TUTORING- Reading, ^'small Jobs our spe- PERING— Interlor/exte- TOR —from roof repairs MOVAL —Is your stump a math In your home. 10 clalty, Same day service, -dor. all wall coverings tn now rnnfs! pain In the grass? Free • ' school experi- Interiosrior &-exterioirlor repairs. power washing, free esti- in all home Improvements estlmates Fully Insured.. Also-Cleaning Senior Citi- mates. Call John at & additions; Fully Insured. "JUST STUMPS" 634- H.S. Math; M.A. degree. zen Disc. (201) 297-4340 356-6032 L___ Free estimate. 704-8022. 1318. Can 272:5315. . JLS CONSTRUCTION- PAINTING— Interiors A SHEETROCK/SPACKLE TREE MAINTENANCE- CON N E C T I ON All phases of coristructloln Specialty. Reasonable, In- —Repairs to sheetrock & Tree removals, shrub {^•' 380 \ With special emphasis on sured, Refs. 37 yrs. of plaster. 572-5811. prunnlrig. Commercial & custom cabinetry, kitch- residential. Quality work I LOANS & ANTHONY'S PAINT- HANDYMAN- Complete Cus'to'rrV* Service. 968- WALLPAPERING & BREITENFELD CON- ens, baths & additions. 0467. V.A. CARNEVALE. PAINTING- reasonable at fair prices. Over 20 yrs. I FINANCE J ING— specializing In inte- home Improvements. STRUCTION— Additions, '201-709-1206. experience. Call 658-3266 345 rior & exterior. Roofing, Peeks, porches, painting PAINTING- Let a rates,, free estimates, call siding, roofing, decks; KITCHEN, BATHS, RE- Kristin at 968-7842 or 321-0077: . . BRITE SPOT gutters cleaned & In- Interior & exterior, carpen- windows, doors, etc. Woman do your painting. try Work. No job too small. MODELING- alterations, Neat, clean quality work. ATTENTION BUYERS, stalled. Minor alterations/ Cleaning & hauling. Call WINDOW CLEANING- SELLERS, REALTORS- Free estimates. 752-6441. Free estimates. Call Steve tile work, finished base- Insured. Free estimates. f 372 \ Chuck at 248-0961. ments; painting, wallpa- Professlonal, fully In- Now is the time to make It 752-7863. • . Call Maryann 560-9235. • sured, superior'; refer- PLUMBING, THANK YOU BLESSED ARCHITECT- Residen- CARPENTRY— Remodel- pering, no Jobs too small. happen with lowest down tial, commercial renova- HOME CLEANING CARE Prompt free estimates. PAPERHANGING— No ences. Other related ser- HEATING, •payment financing for sin1- MOTHER & ST. JUDE; ing, repairs.. Small Jobs. vices available. UNIVER- V.T. tion & new building FOR PEOPLE ON THE Reasonable rates. Satis- Call Gary at 968-3496.. job too smalll Reasonable gle family & Condos. VA GO— Injured, bonded, SAL BUILDING MAINTE- \&COOUNGJ projects. Specializing in faction guaranteed. All rates. Call 276-1549. 0%v FHA 3%, Conven- Interior office planning. supervise. Monday to Sat- KITCHENS, BATHS- re- NANCE. For FREE ESTI- types of work. ATD modeling,' alterations, MATE Call 281 -7611. PAT'S PLUMBING- tional 5% down. Points & Licensed In NJ. 572-9365. urday. Gift certificate. Carpentry, 753-6031. Painting, Paperhanglng, Closing Costs can be ( 35O I 245-1945. cabinet- refaclng, counter- Power Washing and Plumbing & Heating. No ASPHALT PAVING— At CERAMIC & MARBLE tops, formica, Corlan, tile WINDOW RE PAIRS-T- Job too smalll. Many year's, paid by seller. Head start 'low cost.-"Fast service. HOME COMPUTER SUP- SPECIAL COATINGS- Replace glass, putty, written, pre-approved I PERSONALS I INSTALLATION- Baths, Work, skylights, finished Fully insured. Free esti- of exper. on hand. Master Will, beat any written esti- PORT,— IBM & compati- Kitchens & Foyers.. Old . basements, drywall & tap- caulk, paint & wash. Inte- mortgage commitments ble,, custom DOS menus, mates. Call Vecchloll rior/exterior. Free esti- plumbers He. 7784. Free mate. Call anytime 751- and new. Repairs. Call . Ing, decks. References on estimates. 752-6870. prior to sales • contract 9112. • Lotus 123 programming & Painting 356-9289 mates, fully Insured. Bob agreement. Call Deborah A FACTW 52,000 men/ 0 John 369-6610; request. No job too smalt. instruction; Dbase HI ; PC Free estimates; Fully In- Stelnman', 526-3382.. Woolley, Huntlnqton Mort- women have ended lone- AUTO CARE- "Total Car CHIMNEY SWEEP- Call REPLACEMENT WIN- Write wordprocesslng. sured. Call Cedrone's YOUR PERSONAL gage, Chester, NJ, office liness calling 1-900-78(3- Cleaning" Wash and Wax Call, for more Info 753- 321-0611 ask'.forJeff , DOWS— with Interior/ex- 375 7710. Christian 24HR. Ro- by Hand,. shampoo car: Home Improvements at terior'trim. Storms. Other HANDYMAN— No Job top 879-8880, home 876- 1258. .. CUSTOM HOME INTE- 846-8729. .____ small. 24 hour emergency INSTRUCTION 9421. mance.llnel $2/mln. pets. Call for appoint- RIOR DECORATING- Improvements. Free esti- ment: Gllmer, HOME IMPROVEMENTS mates. Marsh & Sons. service. Free estimates. DATEFINDER- Singles Personal touch design by MASONRY Driveways, 549-3809 or 679-9698. Personal Ads- Our 7th 272-8321. . & REPAIR— general patios, sidewalks, steps, 271-8547. . •• -. • building maintenance, Usa, Reasonable prices. I . yearl Largest Listing I Free CARICATURES CAR- fireplaces, brick work and GUITAR INSTRUCTION/ ( 382 I carpentry, electrical can change the look of belglum block curbing. copy 201-526-3004, 24 TOONS— fun for any par- your home. Call 424-0622 f 37O ^\ REPAIR- Call Douglas hrs. or P.O. Box 1058, (Lie.9141) & painting. Prompt estimates. J.M. ties or occasslons. Call for free estimates. JK'S Studio. 654-7469 I INSURANCE I Plscataway, NJ. 08855. Bruce Carl Meyers 249- 968-1609 ask for Vlnce; Contracting 756-9287 I LANDSCAPING, \ DID YOU INTRO TO WORD PER- JUDY YORIO'S COM- 5851 to reserve day... . HOMECLEANING "Fall WALLCOVERING I TREE CARE J Special'1. Professional KNOW... PAINTING & PAPER FECT- Lotus 1, 2, 3. PATIBLES, New Jersey's CARPET CLEANED- This little ad can be read HANGING- Interlbr/exte- INSTALLATIONS (Quattro), Multi-mate, HEALTH INSURANCE personal and very afford- cleaning'with a personal Low cost for: Individuals $10/room; whole house' touch. Townhouses start- In more than 147,000 • rlpr. Professional work, and ALPINE TREE & STUMP Spanish, Algebra, Com- able introduction service. $d9; Sofa $25. Mr. Rugs homes In 15 publications No job too small. Insured. puter DOS. $16/hr. High: and small businesses. . Over 15 yrs -exp. Judy : ing at $40 & up. Houses' . REMOVAL- Weekly lawn Return of premium ', stop 754-9028. vary. Fully Insured; Call throughout Somerset, FREE ESTIMATES. Call Interior Panting maintenance. Also top land Park. 249-9709 Vorio, MSW 707-9086.. CLEAN UP SERVICES Middlesex and Union Bob Stelnman, 526-3382. SPANISH & MATH loss, eyeware and pre- LOSER WANTED- We 'Chris at 873-1389. Quality soil or stone delivery. scriptions. 658-3543. OF ALL TYPES- Will HOUSECLEANIriG- Counties? It caught your Light hauling.. Call 469- TUTOR- by native South lost 10-29 lbs. In 4 weeks. PAINTING & WALL Workmanship American professional en- clean up anything! Ga- C.ondos, apartments & attention, didn't It? 8033 or 805-9380. PAYING TO MUCH Lost inches and cellullte. rages, attics, cellar, yards. Call YOUR ad in tbdayl PAPERING (INTERIOR Call: gineer. Reasonable rates. > Gall'Mimi and Harry 609- homes. Monday to Friday. ONLY)- "Fall Special" FIREWOOD— Seasoned HEALTH INSURANCE?? Real Estate closing & es- Thorough, references, . 1-800-334-0531. Joe Kllngeblel firewood for your holiday Franklin Park. Call Gilbert 261-7302, 1-800-872- 10% off any room any job. 821-4589. the National Business As- tates. Complete, demo reliable. Call 388-2357. We Get ResultsI season. Delivered within sociation has low group 1579. services avail. . Free . esti- FULLY INSURED. Wllh 381-9656 beat any written esti- 24 hrs. $150/cord; $75/ rates. Call (24 hrsO for r mates. Fully Insured. We HOUSECLEANING- free estimates PSYCHIC READER Advertise In the Classified! mates. Will work wknds. •Vil cord stacked. Call Advertise In the Classified!free recorded message.. ; have all size dumpsters thorough, trustworthy & Arbor-Care 232-5772., • ATHENA •••••. • for rent. 722-7763. dependable, woman will Call Chris at 873-1389. 1-800-869-4944; Tells past, present.& fu- clean your home. 5 years ture, answers all ques- CLEANING- Somerset experience. Own. equip' tions. Specializes In Tarot Hills. Cleaning Service. ment. 526-2415. card,' palm& crystal read- Specialist In residential ings.;- Avail/, for • parties & homes.;- Every Job super- J.P. CLEANING SERr "banquets. Call.750-9123 vised- by. owner. Refer-' VICE-/Homes & Offices, ences available. Call all types. Call 707-1656 PSYCHIC 781-1503;'"'"'.: • "•"'•,' for Free estimate. READINGS CLEANUP, REMOVAL & MASONRY^- Steps, BY ANNA DEMOLITION SERVICE- walks, chimney repair, Advice In all walks Of life, Yard, basement and attic. fireplaces, foundatlpns.••.. • special card readings $5. Industrial, residential and All brick, block & concrete For appointment call 322- commercial. 10-40 yard work. Quality work, l.n- CONN I O N 6743 hours from 9AM- dumpsters available. Fully sured. Mark 534-6418, MOVING?— Lowest, 9PM. Conveniently lo- Insured. Call for free esti- DRIVER/ DELIVERY prices. Palmlerl Movers. CIRCULATION PART TIME OFFICE SECRETARIAL P/T CON- cated in Scotch Plains. . mate, 704-8022. . MAN- for established 425 The small move special- DEPARTMENT HELP- Typing, filing, STRUCTION DEPART- COMPUTER SMARTS- 4PLO bakery, route. Full time, 6 EMPLOYMENT THANKYOU ST. JUDE- ist. Ptanos, 6. rooms or PARTTIME • clerical duties; Hours to MENT— typing, filing and and Holy Spirit for word processing, Lotus HELP WANTED Newspaper vending days. Good pay and ben- suit, Monday-Friday. Call computer literacy re- RELATED base 123, graphics, less. Free phone quotes routes are available In efits. Call 756-1943, ask Prayers answered. R.S.C. PM #00550. 356-2454, 276-5503 for Interview. quired. Apply In person: OPPORTUNITIES equipment selection, etc. Peapack, Bernardsvllle, forVlnce. • PART TIME RECEPTION- Clerks: Office Municipal * SISTER SUSAN * Call 725-2612. : N EON- Windows, Basking Ridge and DRIVERS- Part Time. IST/OFFICE CLERK- Building, 403 South Ave- Borders, Custom Interior AEROBIC EXERCISE IN- Gladstone. Early morn- nue, Garwood, New Jer-. SPECTACULAR GOLF * READINGS * COMPUTER SYSTEMS- STRUCTOR— evening Early morning, evening & WestflelJ Law Firm. 20 GAME— $17,900.00 and 8386SX/16Mhz-$1170, Signs. 494-2993 . Ings 5AM to 6:30AM, 7 weekend hours available. sey 07027. hours. Call Eileen (201) days. Earn $400 to $500 hrs./wk., very flexible up, 100% Pure Juice - * Established 1962 * 8386/20MhZ-$1495, 8386/ NEW BABY, NEW MOM? 359-3600 Must be over 25. Call schedule but must be SECRETARIAL- P/T $1 4,900.00, Peanut 25Mhz/64K cache-$1625, per month. Call toll free 968-0040 between 9AM- Advise on all . For home help so Mom 1-800-242-0850. or 201- avail, between Noon-2PM. Construction Department. Money Maker 8386/33Mhz-$1965, 8286/ can enjoy her new baby. AIDES 9PM. . Ideal for homemaker, stu-, •Typing, filing & computer problems of life; One ]v Certified Home 402-9226. $14,975.00, Unlimited visit convinces you she 12Mhz-$895.. All systems Call New 'Mum' Care, DRIVER— Part time. De- dents or retiree. DUtles literacy required. Apply In earning opportunity start- Health Aides 1 * Is truly a gifted lady. * include: a 40MB hard 781-1030. . CLERICAL P/T MUNICI- livering Sunday morning incl.' telephone coverage Person: Clerks Office, Ing part-time. One person disk, a 1.2MB or 1.44MB Up to 40 hours per Week! PAL COURT- Excellent & misc. clerical, duties. Municipal Building, 403 '* * PAINTING- Paper spe- Immediate openings in newspapers. In No. Plain- operation with no selling floppy drive, a 1MB RAM, typing skills. Comprehen- field area. 5AM-8AM. Reli- Good phone manner & South Ave., Garwood, NJ or experience heeded. Crystal Energy and * . case/power supply, mono clal. Any room $100, Neat Middlesex County and •k Tarot Card Readings * sive follow-up ability as able transportation a appearance a must. 07027. Call: 1-800-266-1312. monitor/graphics card, & reliable. Many refer- surrounding areas for well as good communica- One Fee Question * ences^ Free estimates. 2 qualified, experienced must. No collections. Call Pleasant work environ- STORE MANAGER- FDHD controller, en- tion skllTs. Apply In per- ment, good salary. Call hanced keyboard. CALL man cfew. Call 752-2012. CHHA'S who are willing 755-1005 8AM-12Noon. Boutlque store seeking son: Clerks Office Munici- HERE WE GROW Ms. Hlnnant, 789-8550. * 272-9791 * NOWII 201-387-0310. PIANO &.' PLAYER PI- to make a commitment to pal Building, 403 South FT manager. Some exper. f 430 \ Other configurations avail- quality care. Must be flexi- AGAIN!- The Star Led- PART TIME- cleaning, pref. Will train, Incentive, * 115 North Ave., W. •* ANO— Tuned and re- Avenue, Garwood, New offices & houses, typing, CHILDCARE able. Shipping & tax not ble and willing to travel. Jersey07027. ger needs good enthusi- discounts, perks. Some- * Crqnford * paired. Bought & sold. astic Part Time early AM. filing, data entry, shop- Included. Datatech Infor- 276-3987. Within your area. Call rset County, 201-35,9- I WANTED J mation Systems; P.O.Box Mellnda for interview CLERICAL- PfT Munjcl- help. Immediate openings ping, .party serving, etc. 1121, between 10AM-6PM. ROOFING1— Largo over- pal Court, Excellent typ- In your area as a Circula- Call Resources, Inc. at 424, Bergenfleld, NJ Excellent Pay SWITCHBOARD OPERA- LIVE IN WANTED- for 07621. stock In' Inventory, forces, Western Medical ing skills. Comprehensive tion Service Representa- 543-S775 price cuts on all material. follow-up ability as well as tive or an Adult Carrier!! TOR/RECEPTIONIST- Infant care & light house- 36O Services . PART TIME- wear and F/T position available In keeping in Westfield area. ELECTRICAL WORK/ Free labor. Free esti- 2414 Morris Avenue good communication Earn $400-$500 per show ladles fashion Jew- ESCAPE GENERAL CONTRAC- mates. All work guaran-, skills. Apply In Person: month. Interested? Call Westfield Insurance Good references & expe- Union lery. Two eves, $125. No Agency^ Must type, willing rience necessary.. Call TOR/CARPENTER- reli- teed. Commercial, indus- 964-4870 Clerks Office, Municipal now 1-800-242-0850. Investment. We train. Ex- trial & residential. 668- Building, 403 South Ave., to learn •• computer. Call 654-0825. , •- . able $ insured. Quick ser- 1-800-924-4870 INSURANCE AGENCY- ' cellent future. Manage- vice. Call 752-1734 1944 Steves Rooflrig -Garwood, NJ 07027. Catherine 654-7800' LAS VEGAS- Imperial EOE M/F/H/V In Llnden/Unlon cty. look- ment available. 756-3068. TAX COLLECTOR CFO-. cPalace, September 1991. SHOPPING- Errands, ELECTRICIAN- Fast de- BAGGER/ DRIVER- part COUNTER PERSON- & Ing for Personal Lines PHOTOGRAPHERS . Hillborough toWnshlp f 4SB V Leave Sunday, 22, return pendable. Lie. 6611. chores, houseslttlng, pick time, flexible days for cashier for Dell Sandwich CSR.. Insurance experi- seeking a licensed and CHILDCARE Thursday, 26, direct flight For free estimates, Call ups & deliveries and local bakery. Small van a shop In New Brunswick. ence a must. License (FREELANCE)' • experienced TAX COL- from Newark Airport. $435 Abl 789-2407 more. LION SERVICES, plus, Call 756-1943, ask Call 249-7990; helpful. Salary commen- LECTOR/ CFO with good I PROVIDED I 781-1030 to free up your Forbes Newspapers, A p6r person; Need $60 de- ELECTRIC- A-1 Electric forVlnce. surate w/experlence. Full interpersonal and com- posit immediately to hold time. ' . DENTAL ASST.— For berteflts. Call Valerie or Division of Forbes, Inc., Co. Inc. No job too small, BOOKKEEPER- FT. Var- needs experienced^ pho- munication abilities to su- CHILD CARE- Will care reservation.- 356-1607, no challenge too great. TYPING IN MY HOME— orthodontic offices In Jean, 862-7499 or 862- pervise a 7 person staff Irene. . lod responsibilities.. In- 75.65. Full time, part time tographers to work on an for your Child in my Residential & small busi- for business or personal. cludes computerized cus- Madison & Dunellen. "on-caH"basis,, when with 11,000 tax line Items. needs. Reports, letters, Happy, low stress office & re-entry persons Wel- Somervllle home; Lunch ness specialist. All work tomer service. Req. bkpg. need arises, Must have Competitive salary and & snacks provided. Call guaranteed. Bonded. Lie. mailers, labels, etc. 469- w|tn great team. Must be come. ..'.,•"• excellent benefits. Please exp., 35 WPM, pleasant : LEGAL SEQRETARY- 'proven photographic abili- 526-4710.. 365 #8460. Visa/MC ac- 2629. , ; phone personality. Berie- people oriented. 377- ties, able to do own pro- send resume to: Admlnls- cepted. Call Paul Typing & Transcrip- 0900. 14 attorney Bedmlnster cessing and provide us trator, Hlllsborough EXPERIENCED flts; 302-0909. . ' Insurance defense firm MOTHER/ TEACHER- SERVICES 271-4553 or 654-1330. tion-* Professional typing with black and White Township, Amwell Rd.( CHILD CARE- Earn ' ~ DID YOU seeks experienced litiga- will care for your child In FIREWOOD, SEA- & transcription services KNOW... prints, and be flexible with Neshanlc, NJ 08853. 201- SONED- $120 a cord, money providing quality tion secretary with knowl- hours. Send resume to: 369-4313. EOE, . • my So. Plfd, home. Lots (all sizes) Call Master- child care for 1 or more This little ad can be read of love. References. Bar- Call 752-5897 Type 424-0577 edge of WordPerfect 5. Sharon Wilson, Forbes A-1 HOUSE & OFFICE children In your own In more than 147,00b Easy access to 78 & 287. TOOLMAKER/SET UP- bara at .753-6483. Newspapers, P.O. Box Our Benefits Include the CLEANING- Days and FIREWOOD- $140 a home. MONDAY MORN- homes In 15 publications Benefits. Contact Office 699, Somervllle, N.J. evenings. Call Marge 356- throughout Somerset, following: Vacation plan, LOREYS DAY CARE cord. All hardwood cut, 367 ING, Inc. A Family Day Manager at Purcell, Rles, 08876. CENTER- State li- 0240. split and delivered. Brush Care Management Ser- Middlesex and Union Shannon & Muloahy. 201- pension plan, 12 paid hol- idays, hospital, surgical, censed. Westfield. Ages & debris removal.. Log HOME vice offers Insurance, re- Counties? It caught your 658-3800. PHYSICAL THERAPIST 2-5. Mon.-Frl., 6AM-6PM. ALL AROUND CLEAN- splitting. Tree work. Ce- ferrals, equipment, back- attention, didn't It? —Needed to join rapidly and major medical, plus IMPROVEMENTS LEGAL SECRETARY- scholarship program for Breakfast, lunch & 2 ING & HAULING-Attics, ramlo tile work. Free esti- up & more. Union County Call YOUR ad In tpdayl expanding P.T,. division of snacks. FT/PT. 232-0219. basements, yards, con- mates. Mike 722-3235. , 668-4884; Somerset 1-800-334-0531. Temporary/Permanent for large Central N.J. Ortho- children of employees. struction debris & oemoH- County 526-4884 We Get ResultsI medium sized law firm in pedic group. Flexible MICRO TUB FABRICA- MOTHER OF 3— will GUTTER INSTALLA- A-1 WALL SCAPERS- Cranford, Excellent salary TORS, 250 Lackland Hon.- 7 days/wk. Call Wallpaper hanging, Paint- hours, pleasant working watch your child, hour, Chuck at 248-0961. TION— Cleaning, screen- & benefits, good steno & Drive, Middlesex, NJ day, week. Full or part Ing, general maintenance. Ing, Kitchens & Baths re- conditions, Including Advertise in the Classified! typing skills,. computer beautiful new facility. Call 08846 time. Any afle. 725-3441 ANIMAL CARETAKER- Call 356-4940, modeled. Free estimates. sKllls a + but not neces- Fully Insured. 463-5988 Phyllis 232-3203. TRANSPORTATION for house pets, horses & GUTTER MAN- Cleans, sary. Call FI0 at 272-1010 MOTHER- of 10 month or 281-7435. PT OR FT- Days. Filling DRIVER- S-1 license re- other live stock. TLC repairs & Installs leaders LPN OR MED TECH OR quired. 6 hours dally, full old, day care provider- given + 15yrs. experi- & gutter. Free estimates. B & E CONSTRUC- MEDICAL ASSISTANT- catalog mall orders. In- Somerset would love to 100% BRUSHLESS cludes some office duties. benefits. Starting date 01/ ence. Call 201-234-9677 709-1610.. TION- Roofing, siding, Mon, Tues, occasslonal 02/91. Hlllsborough share home with your in- decks, alterations, addi- We train. Req. car & 1 yr. HANDYMAN SERVICES- half day Sat. for oral Sur- Township Board of Edu- fant/toddler. Lots of toys tions, drywall, painting, history w/any employer. & books. 828-8266. Quallty work at reason- WASH—--, geon. 722-0850; 725- Non-smoking. 302-0909. cation, Belle Mead NJ. doors & windows. Free 0384 Iv, msg. & name. 201-874-3100. able rates. Free Esti- estimates. Call 725-3441. RELIABLE WOMAN- mates. Fully Insured. Call TREE CLIMBER FOR- MANAGEMENT CANDI- RECEPTIONIST PART with references, wishes John at 668-8518. . DATE: We will train at our TIME- Perfect, for secre- EPERSON— take charge Part Time type Individual with mln 5 part or full time care of HANDYMAN- College Ads In Classified expense for permanent tarial Bchool student or your child or children In position In Somerset/ Mid- experienced person. yrs experience In tree Re»ld»ntlal & Commercial Student, carpentry, paint- don't cost — care, Good, pay & bene- your home. Call After 6PM Asphalt Work * Drlvswuyi' Ing, sheet rocK, yard CASHIER dlesex County with an In- Good opportunity for 874-6534 Pirklrtg Areas • Sldewalkt bright Individual with fits. Year round employ- work. & odd |obs. Call they pay! Monday, Wednesday, Thursday 6 am - 5 pm ternationally known com- Scaling • Raturfaolno pany that is a leader In good phone skills, clerical ment. Day 561-9440 or Curbing • Snowplowlng Jerry 561-9340 SOMERSET MOM- ' Pleasant working conditions the field. We're looking & typing. Afternoon 805-0634 eves. (Hlckory Knolls) will pro- TRUCK 4 BACKHOE RENTAL for outgoing, confident In- hours. Whltehouse. 534- WESTFIELD RESCUE vide your Infant/toddler FREEEST. fULLYMS. GOOD PAY - STEADY WORK dividuals with hldh ambi- 6555. SQUAD- Volunteers ur- with TLC in a safe & ALL YEAR SERVICE If you have previous experience as a cashier tion wh6 truly enjoy work- gently needed. Minimum happy home. Non-smoker Serving Union County Ing with people. Some SALES— Excellent op-, of 4 hrs./wk. Will train as portunlty well established & infant/child CPR Certi- "CALL 7 DAYS A WEEK" Give us a call at: sales, retail or public rela- certified emergency medi- fied. Call 873-2444 tions experience a plus wholesaler located in cal technician. Should be 687-0614 272-2990 for an Immediate Interview but not necessary. Start- South Plalnfield off Route In good health & have Ing salary to $600 per 287. No experience nec- valid NJ driver's license. Ads In Classified 550 South Ave. E, Cranford, NJ week plus bonus potential essary. Will train to call, on Applications are available doni oost — HANDYMAN upon assuming Manage- Industrial accounts. Per- atthe squad at 335 Watt- ment responsibilities. manent employment with eraon St. or call Diane They pay! SERVICE Send resume to: The high earning potential Holzmilleraf233-2501. Management Institute, and other benefits. Send PO Box 7B4, Green replies to Box #26, c/o Carpentry, Painting Brook, NJ 0B812-0764. Forbes Newspapers Clas- sified, 44 Franklin Street, Home Maintenance -SPORTSWRITER PART TIME MEDICAL Somervlle NJ, 08876. and Repair Part Time ASSISTANT/ LPN A MEDICAL RECEPTION- SCHOOL BUS AIDE QUALITY WORK One of Forbes' weekly newspapers, the IST— for congenial OB/ WANTED- App. 5 hrs/ Scotch Plains-Fanwood Press, Is seeking a QYN office. Experience day Mon.-Frl. effective part-time sports editor. The paper covers preferred. Diversified Jan 2, 1991 good starting duties. Flexlbllty with salary. Contact Mr. Ros- Call Jack two high schools —' Scotch Plains and hours. Call 322-5444 ask settl MCM Transportation, Union Catholic — plus local youth sports. for Roxanne. 272-1971 after 6PM 272-8282 Experience In writing and layout Is helpful but on-the-job training Is available. Candi- ^Holiday Company?£ " fc^s's^^M dates should be prepared to work late-night hours most Tuesdays. COLLEGE STUDENTS TABLE TOPS I Call Allan Conover at: Restored - Roflnlshod $10.25 To Start 231-6632 Those if • Special 2 to 5 week semester break Mondays and Tuesdays, noon-9 PM program "Little Ads" ? THE J •AH majors considered That Do A ^HESTORCHAFTCO'i Forbes Newspapers 'Opportunity to continue PT after break , BIG JOB!! j 382-1306 if- A, OMSON of rouses we. • Secure Summer position now i A complete furniture . i • Interview now, work begins after finals If you need to put one to work 11 rostoratlon eotnpany a 44 Franklin Street (or you call: 1-800-334-0531. Pick-up and Delivery ' P.O. Box 699 \ ' Exp, 12-27-00 11 E.O.E. Somervllle, NJ 08876 ! b 688-9393