Page B-16 CRANFORD CHRONICLE Thursday, April 26, 1990 mate of $10,000 total to do the reasonable and professional mat- Estelle Place litigation subject of town meeting tonight repair work, of which LaCorte ter has forced this matter Into would pay $5,000. According to another forum, over the strong on his prop? by experts J confirmed receipt on engineer,"" but rather by current Gomperts'lette'r she has not been objections of Dr. LaCorte's attor- By Cheryl Moulton erty. Meanwhile, Gomperts sent a April o oi tliis data. The plaintiffs ornx^nassistant nnmnnnt enginee, T«nt an• d neys.' Hn. second letter dated April 17 to-have done-nothing.— "SpaloTa asking again how tfic7 maintains,-"eertamlyrherfffrrto-—^£he--controversy-t^egari called a special meeting for to- In the second letter, Gorriperts Cqrte) cannot set forth that he will when et surveyor mis- night at 8 in Municipal Hall to township plans to settle the dis- refers to the April 9 letter ex- years ago pute. Paul LaCorte, brother of Will- pay. $5,000 while not knowing calculated the amount of yard be- discuss the Estelle Place litiga- plaining, "It is of course relevant iam, said the plans he saw were what the job will cost unless he is tween the LaCorte propertysand tion. According to township at- Spatola said, "It is not my policy to my clients whether, or not the submitted previously by the last assured that he is incurring only torney Ralph Taylor there will be to discuss matters of litigation plans were prepared by a li- py y s assured that he is Pasquale and Anna Vizzoni's township engineer, because his 56 percenpc t or less." an open. meeting prior to the with the press and it is rny belief censed engineer, whether Mr. title block (an enclosure box say- property on Estelle Place What SERVING CRANFORD, GAR WOOD and KENILWORTH R. Forbes Newspaper governing body's going into closed, when the matter is concluded the (Manu) Patel (former township in'" g who had done ' the work' ) still Paul LaCorte maintaini s he has followed was a series of lawsuits session. municipality will have acted ap- engineer) authorized the plan, listed Patel's name. LaCorte said been told by Patel, Mayor Ed over the years with the focus propriately." She denied the and whether these arc in fact,' Force and acting township engi- Vol. 97 N6. 18 Published Every Thursday USPS 136 800 Second Class Acting township attorney Jo- the township had made changes neer Karen Kramkowski that the shifting towards a missing drain- Thursday, May 3,1990 50 Cents Anne Spatola, representing Cran- township has delayed negotiations workable plans," stating he:rr client to the plans but left Patcl's name ageditch. The case resurfaced in Postage Paid Cranford, N.J. ford in the Estelle Place litigation, saying, "The municipality has "certainly, would township is wrong and should want to know intact . repair the flooding problem on 1989 when flooding problems rebuked the. Chronicle last week proceeded in good -faith to Ibrnish that the work being done was Gomperts asked (in the second persisted and LaCorte filed suit for utilizing the contents of a let- technical, data (measurements, appropriate and would effect the letter) again what the township's the Estelle Place property of his ter sent to her by Gerri Gomperts, etc.) at the specific request of one necessary correction of the flood- position is in regard to payment brother. against the township, claiming the Teamsters settle for 6.5% increase attorney for Dr. William St John of the litigants (Mr. and Mrs. Vi- ing condition." .''••'. under the newly proposed plan. LaCorte also said, "Mrs. Spat- filling in of the drainage ditch has In brief zzoni) and when the data was ola's desire not totr y this in the LaCorte, owner of the property, Gomperts is referring to her 'Is the township willing to assume press is a desire shared by ev- caused flooding problems. The; Citizens who wish to vote in who brought suit against the available it was presented to all statement in the.April 9 letter that 50 percent of these costs, and erj'one. However, the failure of -- - . .. . - (Vizzonis and LaCorte) so in turn filed a third. the June 5 primary, election after 18 months of negotiations !iCH3lans4I^4owflship did submit^what-^xactly-are-tt have until Monday they could have the data reviewed By Cheryl Moulton were not prepared by a "licensed offer was based on the last esti- Ously address this matter in a at the township clerk's office receive the eyeglass plan, the then assumes that percentage of which will be open from 8 a.m. It has taken the townshipan dtownship increased its contribu- the monthly premium. Another to 9 tonight, tomorrdw and Local 866 of the Teamsters Union tion toward retired employees' addition was the inclusion of a'-, Monday. Newly registered 18 months literally to see their monthly health benefit premium spouse to the coverage and the' voters need not declare their way through the final signing of to 2.25 percent Prior to the newextension of coverage until death" party affiliation until casting the 1989-90 contract for 24 union contract the township paid 2 per- for both husband and wife. Coy-' I ballots in the primary. members of the Department of Public Works, netting them a 6.5 cent monthly towards the pre- erage requires the holder to use . percent salary increase and sev- mium, based on years worked for Medicare A and B to qualify fop eral new health benefit additions. the township. According to Mur- the special premium benefit •'• Arts at CHS The Township Committee ap- phy, the 2.25 percent is calculated Negotiations for the 1991-92 by multiplying 2.25 by the amount contract will begin' in three, "Evening of the Arts," a proved the overdue contract last months. . 1 week after, negotiations reached a of years of service The township showcase of student talent in standstill late, last summer over k home economics, music, crafts, union demands for an eyeglass . art and industrial arts, will be plan. The township, according to ' held Wednesday at Cranfqrd township administrator Edward | High School. Page A-ll. Murphy, remained firm, felling Teamsters representative William Barclay, "We're not giving out any Budget dialogue more medical benefits, we can't afford the ones we give how." He The school board will meet said the township was stretched at 9 pm.. Tuesday with the to the limit with health" benefit TownshiR Committee, follow- costs, and giving an eyeglass plan ing the governing body's for- to the Teamsters without includ- mal meeting, to review the ing other township employees . defeated $21.5-million school would not be fair. budget The township has the Dodge GET CASH BACK authority by state law to spec- Teamsters representatives stood . ify the amount of money tob e their ground through the fall and ON 1990 DAKOTAS winter in an attempt to have the I reduced. eyeglass plan included in their AND FULL SIZE PICKUPS! health benefit package, but the Dodge Trucks SKOAL FACTORY INCENTIVES MEAN township would hot budge. Rabies clinic Teamsters members continued to work without a contract during The township will hold a negotiations, remaining at their free rabies clinic Saturday 1989 salary levels. According to BIG SAVINGS I from 10 aim. to noon at Orange one Teamster, who did not wish Avenue pool. See Page B-5 for advice from the township's to be identified, two cost of living raises were held back by the I health officer. Photo by Greg Prlca FOR YOU. LIMITED TIME! township until the contract was TEST OF NERVES: Jeff Tierney, 10, and Matt Walsh, 9, test signed. These raises, for 1989-90, CHRYSLER neiye damage repair at a project by Hillside Avenue School Will be paid to employees retro- Garwood seventh grader Melanie Dinsmore. See more projects from actively, which is the discretion of THE NEW 1990 SUBARU the governing body. ... The renewal of school Saturday's toyvnwide science fair on Page A-13. "Plymouth LEGACY MOVES ' ness administrator Louis Cir- Although the workers did not Value l angle's contract for his tenure YOU IN STYLE year beginning In July is on ' hold until, the school board 2 birthday parties for octogenarian •Efficient 2.2 liter- evaluates his perfprmancq. By Joanne McFadden r that will engine with multi- ' ...Stephen Lefebvre is the hew One ^surprise party was not point fuel injection I Board of Education president enough to celebrate Murray g $2000 REBATE [PageA-8. Greenspan's 80th birthday. And so and 130 base OR AS LOW AS move you horsepower his wife of 35 years, Helen, threw him two in the same week. "Think •Power assisted Lesson learned about it How many people make 4-wheel disc brakes it to their 80th. It's definitely ^"FINANCING •Front wheel drive Cranford High School stu- cause for great celebration," she or full time 4 wheel dents learned about the plight said. of all veterans at a recent "I had two very very big sur- ' ^Wioto. by Greg Price drive system POW-MIA assembly that fea- prises," Murray said. "My God, it RUNWAY STARS Connor Smith, 2, and Nicoje pelNigro, 1 Vfe, available tured photographs taken by was something. I never had any- dressed in outfits from Duet and guided by TJathy O'Brien, •Sleek aerodynamic (Jay Smith, industrial arts thing like this before. To be sur- strut their stuff at last week's fashion show at the Community styling for a chairman. Page A-14 prised twice wag just unbeliev- Center. More pictures are on Page A-11. smooth, quiet ride able." -•••-.. •;•••. "She's very special," added •0-60mph in under Space tomatoes Murray with deep emotion, when 9.9 seconds* talking about Helen's efforts. Democrats delineate issues; Pupils at. two local schools 1990 CHRYSLER •Motor 1>end, July 19B9 Last Thursday, more than 100 are planting gardens toex - senior citizens gathered at the NEW YORKER FIFTH AVENUE & IMPERIAL periment with tomato seeds Community Center to celebrate no contest for Republicans NOW IN STOCK IN 2WD & 4WD, SEDANS & WAGONS from, space. Page A-7. LUXURY WITH ADVANCED his birthday with; cheese and cent The average citizen here, crackers, coffee and cake. Murray', By Cheryl Moulton ENGINEERING FEATURES On the political scene this week though, is seeing only a 4 percent FACTORY TO DEALER INCENTIVES! thought he was coming to his \ rise in their salary." Dn regular Thursday meeting, but the regular Democratic organiza- $5OO •usade tion and the "maverick" Demo- Trivelli said one of the reasons was in store for much more. "He he is seeking township office is to A town-wide effort this was shocked. At first he just stood cratic party running off the line, month to focus awareness on Democrats for Cranford, dug their be an advocate for a fairer tax there with his mouth open, and system in Cranford. "As an attor- drugs and alcohol will feature then he started to cry," said heels deeper into the contested IF WE CANNOT BEAT a series of events such as a political primary within their own ney I see the Supreme Court case Helea on school financing having a ma- ANY DEAL YOU GET run, rally, walk-a-thon and Murray, who has lived in Cran- party by speaking out on several FROM ANY DEALER dance. Page A-5. major issues affecting the town- jor impact on finances of our local ford for 25 years, did not realize government If the court rules the ON A COMPARABLE how many friends he had. "I ship over the last few years. Regular Democratic organiza- state must pay more for urban IN STOCK OR guess everyone figured I was BIRTHDAY SURPRISE: Murray Greenspan savors a taste of his schools it will increase the pres- loaded and going to give up soon," tion candidates Vince Trivelli and ORDERED VEHICLE New president 80th'birthday cake from wife Helen at Thursday's surprise party at Dorthy Kramp Rosko advocated sure for revamping of the munic- IF GIVEN THE NEW FROM SUBARU he joked. the Community Center; ipal and state tax system." Trivelli 1990 DODGE The Rev. Samuel Purdy is On Sunday, family and friends, greater fiscal restraints and a "re- OPPORTUNITY TO DO the new Cranford Clergy Florida with his wife Cathy, and ordering of priorities," stressing said sole reliance on the loqal including Helen's sister Pam and to keep in shape and keep property tax to ftind municipal SO. ASK FOR DETAILS Council president succeeding her husband Paul Fanara of healthy," he said. Wendy, at home. skyrocketing costs for municipal DAYTONA i the Rev. Richard Rowe who services and the local impact of services may end within the next IN OUR SHOWROOM. Summit Road, met at the Murray, who retired as a sales- Many of Wendy's friends came three yeats. IN STOCK NOW AT has resigned to begin work in Greenspan home on Burnside man from Cranford Bootery al- to celebrate with the family. "He changes in the state tax law. THE SPORTS CAR THAT WORKS 1 Pakistan. Page B-6. Rosko said, "I really don't think Democrats for Cranford candi- UNBEATABLE SAVINGS! Avenue for an afternoon of food most 16 years ago, works as a always showed them the greatest date John Jordan, running w|th AS HARD AS IT PLAYS! and fun. "Give up some of your volunteer at the Board of Educa- amount of understanding.,.and the current group on the Town- Installation tion election polls and is a mem- they came to love him. They said ship Committee appreciates the incumbent first-term Township GOOD AVAILABILITY! bad habits and you can live a lit- fear of Cranford residents. The Committee member Carolyn Vol- tle better," said Murray who does ber of the Thursday Senior Citi- they wouldn't have missed this for lero, expressed skepticism of, the 12 MO./12,000 MILE WARRANTY ON The Cranford Board of Edu- not smoke or drink anymore. "I'm zens Club. The Greenspans have the world," Helen explained with township is arguing whether the MOTORS V cation will elect a president at **vo children-rAllen, who lives in pride. budget should go up 6 or 7 per- (Please turn to page B-9) COLLEGE^ ALL CARS LISTED, SEE DEALER FOR DETAILS f its annual reorganization doing things right now. I'm trying GRADUATES '86 PONTIAC 86 ISUZU PUP •89 FORD '88 PLYMOUTH ^meeting at8 p.m. Monday. The IMWA FIREBIRD PICKUP MUSTANG COLTDL I three re-elected board mem- Auto, p/s/b, 6 cyl, Auyo, pwr strng/disc 2 dr, auto, pwr Wagon, autofrk & pin bers will be sworn in for AM/FM st, p/w/lks, brks, 4 cyl, AM rad, strng/brks, 4 cyl, st, p/dlsc brks, 4 cyl, f three-year terms. a/c, tint gls, rr dfg, a/c, tint, gauges, AM/FM radio, a/c, AM/FM radio, a/c, tint, gauges, cloth int, vinyl irit, bench st, t/gls, rr dfg, cloth int, rr dfg, cloth int, sprt sport mirrs, rdls, sprt mirrs, radials, rem mirrs, rdls, mirrs, all ssn rdls, LSD seizure 55,440 mi. VIN# 44,406 mi. VIN35,471 mi. VIN18,444 mi. VIN* Following the largest confls- GN220068. Stk# G0709183. STK0 KT138958. STK JU064452. Stk# C532-A. | cation of, LSD in township C-560A. 90-203-B. 0N-1O. .history police arrested two 'high school students and re- arrested a third teen as he $4990 $7490 $5990 I was being sentenced for a ' prior drug offense. Page B-8. 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\l Page A-2 CRANFORD CHRONICLE Thursday, May 3, 1990 Thursday, May 3, 1990 CRANFDRD CHRONICLE Page A-3 Youths get firsthand look at government State to spray town's northeast corner for gypsy moths 1941 j^rads plan 50-year reunion Thirty-one high school juniors night as they ran the Township Brunrier, Emily Kokie, Jennifer The northeast corner of Cran- Hrebin, Lori Schuster, Elizabeth material aircraft will operate 8:30 a.m. within two miles of a plied as directed to protect and Cranford High School class of Anyone with information about from Cranlbrd participated in the Committee meeting. The roles of ford will be aerially sprayed this _' when there is little or no grade school or within two and preserve the township's forest and 1941 is planning a 50-year reunion class members is asked to contact fnayor^and^nsprp P-arics, George Ennesser, SSeae n indTdE^Uyr^pBratiDnsrnrJonrnany- one-halPmiles of a~1ugrfsch Dulny aria Joseph Van BBergen. i shade tree resources. ^Aug. 10, 1991 at L'Affaire, Moun- Rose DiBattista Apriceno, 30 April 24 Recreation director sioners were chosen by a drawing. vac, according to a notice sent to begin early in the morning be- Trained personnel from the tainside. Fenimore Dr., Scotch Plains. Frank D'Antonio coordinated the Mayor Ed Force presented each area residents this week It said: Department of Agriculture and Questions may be directed to event ^ schooi participants in- 5: and noon or fti m to with a framed certificate _ eluded ..Kathleen and Kristin . Gypsy moth egg mass surveys, %"** 2? 1 ? f the municipality will assist in the the township's "contact person," The day began with orientation Coming from Cranford High acting township engineer Karen Pagurek and Nancy Colacitti of conducted by the N.J, Department f? n. Pilots will be qarefully at 8:30 in council chambers where School were Allison McKay, And- Mother Seton High Schoo, Jason of Agriculture, indicate that gypsy to insure material is ap- Kramkowski, 709-7217. the students received flowers. rew Patton, Pamela Whitefield, j ^ynn Sauer of Union moth populations will be very They toured government "offices L oy and THANKS MOM Megan Thee, Stephanie Baumann, Catholic Alexander Flaxman and high during lVfay and June. Leaf during the day, getting explana- Pema Skakabpa, Manah Bock, feeding by the caterpillars of this tions from town officials about Kenneth Alexo, Tess Finnegan, Brett Nussbaum of Solomon pest will cause severe defoliation their roles. At. the Municipal Kerrin Reilly, Pepito Riera, Susan Schechter, Anne Pidgeon of Oak of many trees: Consequently, the Happy Mother's Day! Building they visited the Police Kobliska, Marc-Michael Funk, Knoll, and Michelle Undemann of township has entered into a co- Department, administration, town Jennifer Jankunas, Kimberly Mount St Mary's Academy. operative gypsy moth program clerk, tax assessor, building de- with the state Department of Ag- partment, engineering, finance, riculture and the U.S. Forest tax collector, welfare and health Service. . departments and the court Other This program is being operated sites included the public library, on an integrated approach, utiltz- ~tng~both~cHemicaI and~^BiologicaF house, Community Center and means to reduce defoliating pop- Fire Department ulations of this forest pest The Participants were treated to aerial survey, portion will be em- lunch of pizza and subs at First ployed around residential and Presbyterian Church. They were recreational areas. . TOWNSHIP ADMINISTRATOR Ed Murphy shares official Cranford minutes with students, from left, able K** new-found gov- In this area, only the biological Nancy Cblaclttl, Elizabeth Parks and George Ennesser at last week's Youth in Government Day ernmental knowledge to work that insecticide Bacillus thuringiensis (B.t) will be applied once by low- flying aircraft at the dosage rate of 20 billion international units in one gallon of water per acre. (B.t is one of the safest insecticides for use in residential areas.) Spraying Will be done on or after May 9. The exact date will depend on climatic conditions, development of the insect and the amount of MAP OF SPFfAY AREA shows northeast corner of Cranford, near Kenilworth border, where aircraft acreage for treatment : To insure precise placement of ehgaged by the state Department of Agriculture will administer Insecticide against gypsy moth larvae.T

REFERENCE: LIBRARIAN John Malar explains the periodical area First aid squad launches annual drive at Cranford Library to Jason Lioy and Sean Dulny during the April The Cranford First Aid Squad's jackets and jump suits as well as 24 program for public and private high school students. captain Terry Schultz. annual fhnd; drive is in progress. ftill dress uniforms for; each '•'We are on duty 24 hours a day, AGS ACCREDITED GEM LAB "Solicitation letters, were sent this member," said treasurer Rose- , seven days a "week to serve in WELFARE DIRECTOR Sylvia Sidoti shows. Alexander Flaxman, left, week to township residents.- mary VanTeeckelenburgh, "also ; ; emergency situations, service calls and Brett Nussbaum around welfare storeroom. "Our goal-•this year is $60,000," training expenses to keep each and transportations (usually after member certified by state stan- PHARMACY said drive chairman Karen Sal- 7 p.m.).. All of this is done free of 123-2 N. UNION • CRANFORD way. "Although we are not buying dards. In addition we maintain charge to anyone in Cranford re- With This Coupon new rigs this year, we foresee our own supply of training quiring our services. Those inter- large capital expenditures to keep equipment to offer CPR andested in joining the squad should YOUR PERSONAL our building and equipment in Standard , First Aid classes to OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK DEPUTY REGISTRAR Kelly Manos, left, looks over birth certificate 0ft call 272-7717," Schultz added. . Bring In top working order." Cranford residents." Mon. thru Fri. Nites with Kristin Ragurek and Anne Pidgeon at the Municipal Building. $2 OFF "Some of the expenditures we "We also keep a supply of hos- Saturday 9-6 - Your Old have encountered include a roof pital equipment including SEEG meeting 12 North Avenue West* Cranford, NJ 07016 ";J Scotts Fertilizer 'Spanish students place in state test Screens and repair, bay floor repair due to crutches, wheelchairs, walkers, SEEC (Special Educated and OPEN EVERY (201)276-6718 Every Sunday* Enjoy river erosion, and the painting of commodes and hospital beds, all. Exceptional Child), a support Three students at Cranford High Michael Rimli received firsthon - Get Your Garden Windows the interior of our building," she offered to Cranford residents freel group for parents of all special SUNDAY 9-2 Mon.,Tues.,Fri. 9:45-5:30 • Thurs. 9:45-8:30 • Sat,. 9:30-5:00 •Closed Wed. School won awards in the recent" orable mention in Level V and In Shape This Weekend "Best Repair in Town" explained. of charge," added Stacy Leaman, needs children will meet Wed- Spanish National Examinations Yvette Rimli took 10th honorable % X Uk Lobster "Running costs for the squad equipment lieutenant nesday at 8 p.m. at the Orange FREE DELIVERY .•given statewide by the American mention for Level III. The stu- include $18,000 for insurance to "Total man-hours for 1989 were Avenue School cafeteria. Call Sue dents and their teachers, Joan -:-m ALBAN-LEWIS «- ; Association of Teachers of Com on the Cob operate the ambulances, uniforms 4,876 hours. Total''squad- calls Heck, 272-5885, for more informa- : Spanish and Portuguese. Watkins and Doriato Zoppi, at- HARDWARES PAINT which include winter and summer amounted to 1,544 last year," said tion. . Connie Barahona took fourth tended an awards ceremony April Steamers and Mussei» ; place statewide in Level III, 28 in Maplewood. 109 X. 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L_ — — — Valuablo Coupon Good Thru 5/5/90 — — •— — *—* Page A-4 CRANFORD CHRONICLE Thursday, May 3, 1990 I \\ Thursday, May 3, 1990 CRANFORD CHRONICLE Page A-5: Commentary Viewpoint Anti-drug crusade features run, rally, dance I In observance of. Drug and Al- The recreation department will at Cleveland Plaza where there' cohol Awareness Month in May, sponsor an eighth grade dance will be speakers, athletes, bands arid~pnzes: month-long series of events in Family night activities are cooperation with PTAs, Jaycees, planned at Hillside and Orange "Common Sense has taken the Giving dog free rein Cranford' Police Department, An- Avenue schools; Programs are stand that drug and alcohol A good start To the Editor gelo Pierri, drug and alcohol designed to promote awareness is unacceptable behavior in Cran- Recently I observed a Cranford ment can be dangerous by causing abuse counselor at Cranford High on the part of parents and stu- ford and as a community will not Following Township Committee approval, an architect's ren- citizen giving her dog free rein of those unfortunate souls who have School, and Jeff Lambert, counse- dents. . ' ; . tolerate its presence! Our May 19 dering showing proposed revitalizations of Eastman Plaza was the lawn and fields at Orange the misfortune of stepping in it to lor for the elementary schools. A highlight of the month will be is to raise the awareness level of released last week. What an improvement to a crumbling down- Avenue School. As a student at- slip and fall, possibly injuring Sgt Eric Mason of the Police a banner parade, rally and walk- our Cranford community mem- town area and a logical extension of the on-going business tending this school I was shocked themselves. ~"' Department has been working a-thon conducted by Drug Free bers," said president Linda'' district facelift and offended at this flagrantdis - Another way in which it can be with the Jaycees in organizing a Youth May 19. The walk-a-thon Leifer. : regard for the law and comfort of hazardous is in the pin worms five-mile run and a one-mile fun will begin |rt the high school at 10 More information can be ohs Downtown Management Corp. funds will cover half the esti- that prosper in dung. These 0 mated cost of $150,000. A development committee expects to the many people who use this run May 12.- a.m. and-' continue to United tained from coordinator Martin area daily. worms can be transmitted to The kick-off event is today at Methodist Church ending at 1J:3O Drechsler, 276-5261 i&ise the remaining $$75,000 from corporations, township mer- Now I understand why people children playing on the grass. Livingston School where an dhants and the general.public. Already-'$18,000 is in hand from wouldn't want their own lawns Perhaps" most obviously, offal is abuse-related magic show, "The "" o donors. We hope business leaders will respond according to polluted, but doesn't ownership of unsightly and offensive. As a Illusion Maker," ie boing pre- eir ability since this pnhaiwmpni wilLhpnpfit iliPrJ/mmls-. an-animal-imply-flitt-responsibility~ thoroughly disgusted citizen T flnancial climate. Also, residents will have another mini-park to regarding that animal and its ac- strongly urge the adults of. this Cranford Clergy Council, under ^hjoy which will contribute to property values. tions? community to set a better exam- the.leadership of the Rev. Samuel kofe^omesin 'Checks, payable to Township of Cranford Eastman Plaza Personally I believe it is irre- ple for the highly impressionable Purdy of Trinity Episcopal £und, may be sent to the Municipal Building, 8 Springfield Ave.: sponsible for someone to accept a youths who look up to them. Church, will coordinate in each pet and then expose others to the Andy Morris house of worship May sermons development committee member Paul LaCorte will answer flies and parasites animal feces 101 County Park Dr. Questions about the project at 272-2436. . ; that address drug and alcohol All Sizes. attracts. In addition, dog excre- • Also, we hope the merchants in the immediate vicinity of abuse with emphasis on the ef- J^astman Plaza, will consider sprucing up their own properties fects on families. Where necessary. Any dilapidation will be magnified .by the sparkling new plaza. Salary not justified Trees presented To the Editor: to county, towns suming he or she was in the top ;- - — •-.... .:.., Photos by-Greg Price Edna Silvey and Patti Martinelli 1 0 AND SEA: Mavis Serafin are to be commended for voting 10 percent of the class. S'!^ ! of the River Maintenance Committee drags bag of trash In a ceremony commemorating against the appointment of the Fred More came; to the position which she collected along path behind Lincoln Park E. while, below, Kathy Elliott and Marc the 20th anniversary of Earth Day new business administrator-board with a wealth of background ex- Stogran launch boat during Saturday's river cleanup. Freeholder Neil M. Cohen, pre- secretary at a starting salary of perience in business and the sented the Union County park Toasts to... Appreciation and commitment $68,000. computer field only to find out system with ' a . 15-foot-tall New At a time when fiscal restraint is that he has been under paid for Jersey state tree—a red oak. Carol Bayak, new life member of the Cranford Fir^t Aid Squad. his services. Using the board's Cohen, who also serves as an The River Maintenance Committee and the many young and old To the Editor: needed in all areas of the com- I wish to express my apprecia- taxpayers. As we enter a new rtiunity, to wave a red flag in the wisdom he should receive back assemblyman, also presented volunteers who helped with Saturday's cleanup of the Rahway year,let mebe the first to commit pay for his efforts. trees; to individual municipalities River and its environs.. •.'..• tion to those voters who sup- face Of the good citizens of Cran- ported me for re-election to our myself to working with all board The school, budget was voted (••.•. in the district The trees, donated Rachael Seney, 9, who won seven prizes for her accordian ford by appointing someone with Board of Education; Andy Pel- members in order to create a only two and a half years' expe- down by the people as a result of .by Marcal Paper; Mills, Elm wood playing in a recent music contest . . ' '. . liccio and I are also grateful for spirit of Compromise and cooper- Jack of confidence in the board's Park, were distributed at Ken- -- We have countless ways to say, Young friends Angie Hertz, Sarah Robinson, Sheila Reritz and ation. The bitterness and divi- rience at the outrageous salary of ilworth Borough Hall. the efforts of the many who $68,000 seems to be less than a ability to manage the system/This "Happy Mother's Day!" Find all the gifts Latoya Council who took the trouble to return a lost check book worked with us on our campaign. siveness of last year should serve travesty is undoubtedly a partial Accepting trees for their munic- and to Kathleen Moloney who made a big deal of their honesty. prudent decision. It is quite ap- most mothers would be proud to as a lesson to each of us that our .•*•'•.• i 1 It is gratifying to know that our parent that the other board cause of that defeat ipalities were Committeeman Dan Tennis pro Frank Hogan for sharing his tennis expertise with message about the need for in- community is poorly served when The salary justification article in Aschenbach, Cranford; Mayor receive.,.lovingly^selected by us. Chronicle readers. personal differences among board members have no idea of the hir- dependence and fiscal, responsi- ing practices within large industry the Chronicle of April 26 leaves Georgiana Gurrieri, Garwood; and Church leaders, the Revs. AJ Brown of First Baptist, Sam Purdy bility on the board reached so members stand in the way of out two very important questions. Councilman Joseph Corcione, of Trinity Episcopal, Robert Bashioum of Alliance and Larry Cull dealing with the important edu- in the area. As an example, a Kenilworth. many people; graduate of ah Ivy League school How long have these other ad- of St Michael, who hosted Sunday's "Where We Worship" tour. I extend my congratulations to cational and- financial issues ministrators been in the job? Ruth Miller of Kensington Place, chairman of the Miss Union which need to be addressed. with a master's degree in engi- V3>^*>-2S Patti Martinelli and Henry Pavlak : What are their credentials? Garden club sets County pageant, and the Cranford Chamber of Commerce,, spon- I look forward to a challenging neering or finance with two years' New Jersey's manufacturer's jewelry oudet for their re-election success. experience would command a Ralph S. Boyd sor of last week's event While we have had our philo- and rewarding year for our Board 214 Elizabeth Ave. plant sale Friday 129 Chestnut Street (cor. at 2nd & chestnut St./ Roselle • 241-1552 The 12 volunteer income tax counselors from AARP who as- sophical and personal differences, of Education and I thank the salary in the area of $40,000 as- sisted 430 senior citizens at community libraries. Hours: Mon-Wed 10-5 •Thurs 10-7 • Closed Fri., Sat & Sun. it is now time for each of us, along community for the opportunity to The Dig and Delve Garden Club Call for appointment • All major credit cards accepted Police Chief Robert Guertin for addressing the problems caused with other board members, to re- will sponsor its 24th annual plant by the: two-hour parking limit in the old Park and Shop lot dedicate ourselves to laying aside serve. Jim Van Horn Clarifying two issues sale tomorrow from 9 a. m. to 5 the personal conflicts of the past 121 Thomas St p.m. at 713 Springfield Ave; ; in order to serve students and To the Editor •r. Proceeds will be used to defray :c Roasts to... I wish to take this opportunity to group meeting, including the the cost of seasonal plantings at thank air the residents who were Wednesday Club. I trust that these the Post Office triangle. Last Those who "partied" too much at the recent retirement party at North Avenue office buildings kind enough to support my re- issues can be put to rest and that Summer the triangle was ablaze the Westwood for former vital statistics registrar Marion Bonnell. election: The assistance and vol- as the new year gets under way, with colorftil summer annuals, Democratic municipal chairman Frank Capece for threatening To the Editor: untary efforts of many individuals the Board of Education can pro- planted by club members. the Chronicle editor. Residents of John Street are licans and both felt it noble that were greatly appreciated. Every ceed in a professional manner The vandals who destroyed five newly planted saplings on they not participate in the Plan- citizen who took.the;tirrie to vote, having to contend with overflow ; devoid of personal animosity. •> Spruac Avenue- <3 ••.—<>IH> ' •••—* 8 p.m. Cranford Board of Edu- years and have witnessed first- sociated with seat belt use in LOADING ZONE: Michael Delia Serra and Brian Morgan, both 19 N. UNION AVE. • CRANFORD • 276-3270 ; 9 p.m., Cranford Board of Edu- cation, Lincoln School hand the tragedy that can occur school buses, some of them prob- Hiefnciency, 6,000 BTU, 9.5 EER. ; Hi-efficiency, 10,000 BTU. 9.5 EER. 7, pull garbage cart along Kenilworth Boulevard for loading by 115 volts, 5.6 amps. Energy saver switch. 115 volts, 9.3 amps, 4-way airflow direc- Mon.-Sat. 9:30 am-5:3O pm, Thurs. til 9 pm cation and Township Committee Tuesday, May 22 when seat belts are not used. ably economic, but I feel that the Honesty and integrity 3 cooling speeds. 4-way airflow direction. tion. Energy taver switch.' to discuss defeated school budget, advantages far outweigh them. Christina Sbaratta, Mary Goodfellow, Paul Goncalves, Eric Municipal Building 8 p.m. Cranford Township Whenever a vehicle is traveling To the Editor: LaPera, Allison Goldman and Joseph LaBracio. PUBLIC SERVICE REBATE AVAILABLE. COME IN FOR DETAILS. -Committee, Municipal Building at speed on a roadway and comes Donald E. Enrenbeck At this time I feel compelled to parison figures, was this an hon- ; to a sudden stop, everything in- 37 Roger Ave. respond to JoAnn Dillon's accu- est mistake? side, regardless of age or size, sation that I employed "under- Strangely, only one candidate 143 E. BROAD ST. handed tactics" during my bid for was given the opportunity to ad- WESTFSELD • 233-2121 SEND MOM Striving for interest a seat on the Kenilworth Board of dress a senior citizen meeting AAABondsWith Harry S. Truman Education. during this campaign. In past Aurfeab WESTFIELD'S ONLY DEALER FOR CE MAJOR To the Editor: • Throughout riiy campaign I years it was made clear candi- APPLIANCES. Daily 9-6 p.m., Thurs. 9-9 p.m. TWO OF HER ^y 8 marks the birthday of the 33rd president of the United I would like to thank the many the results of the election are by steadfastly resisted pressure to dates must be specifically invited. States, Harry S. Truman. Nicknamed "Give 'em hell Harry" by no means a public mandate. Less While expressing her deep con- Monthly Interest. admirers, Truman was born in 1884 in Lamar, Mo people who supported my candi- mount a vigorous attack against dacy in the recent school board than 1,800 of the 14,00 registered my opponent I had hoped to cern for the financial plight of the Prudential-Bache Securities offers • AUD10VOX • PANASONIC • METRO I •MITSUBISHI FAVORITE THINGS Truman began his political career as a county iudee in 1Q-2? and voters came to the polls on April spare her family and this com- elderly, I wonder if Mrs. Dillon Mortgage Collatcralized Bonds with ttow 808 was elected to the U.S. Senate in 1935. He Sen s?,v2d afvTce election and congratulate Patti Area Cod* Martinelli, Henry Pavlak and 34 and we must continue to strive munity any further embarrass- told of her past record of spend- which provide investment security, 150 FREE MINUTES thru N.C.S. president under Franklm D. Roosevelt and became president for stronger resident interest and 00.00%* James Van Horn. ment Therefore, I chose not to ing our tax money with so little plus a monthly interest check. after Roosevelt's death in 1945. In 1948 he won re-election against participation in our school system. remind the public of the "missing gain. . Hofd The Phone Cellular Cellular Jim and I ran the most aggres- These AAA-rated bonds are backed by GNMA, FNMA, his Republican opponent, Thomas Dewey. However, election-day sive campaign in the history of Thank you again for all your tapes" that Mrs. Dillon had hid- The list goes on and on. But how Panasonic Communications Phones predictions of a Dewey victory caused several newspapers to help and support, especially my Hand-Held Cranford School board elections, den in her home for several much better it would have been or FHLMC certificates or insured residential mortgages. Connection, Inc. II Starting At erroneously announce Truman's defeat and although I did not place wife Mary and three daughters, months while denying any know-* had Mrs. Dillon accepted her vic- MCB's offer individual investors predictable monthly ( MW^le ^.dtntl lTan established organizations such as the not only for their help but also for ledge of their existence. It was tory graciously. As for me, I can $ A onoo A among the top three, we certainly putting up with me the last few income of interest only—not a mix of both principal and • Service 199 North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) and the Central Intel- can claim victory with Jim's re- only after the prosecutor was sleep well knowing that I have not • Soies ligence Agency (CIA). But he probably was best known for his months; called in to investigate that her sacrificed my honesty or my in- interest as with other mortgage-related securities. And, the election to his second three-year Andrew J. Pelliccio minimum investment is only $1,000. In addition, there is a Mobil* installation at authorization to deploy atomic bombs in Hiroshima and N'M^P*^BT^^rf" 130 W. Third Ave., Roselle • 241-2700 Rock Solid. Market Wise' , ® A registered trademark of FTD. ©1990 FTD. Thursday, May 3, 1990 CRANFORD CHRONICLE Page A-7 School children examine effects of space on tomato seeds Officer Hand to plead guilty I By Joanne McFadden -Space travel; often the focus of computer sHTls to create dreams by school-aged children graphs depicting the difference speeds of growth. who watch as the nation's space Cranford police officer: Brian .dition, Hand faces a fine of up to program continues forward, is The Harding School seeds are Hand will plead guilty to a disor- $1,000. ; becoming a reality for many local kept in a miniature greenhouse derly person charge of simple as- where pupils are studying also Spagnoli says that while there pupils this spring Some at Cran- sault when he appears tomorrow isn't a law which would prevent ford's Brookside School and ken- condensation and the water cycle. before Superior Court Judge "We don't know what to expect Hand from finding employment as Thursday, May 3,1990 ilworth's Harding School will Miriam Spann, according to his a police officer with another de- serve as scientists examining the and really neither do. the experts. attorney Joseph Spagnoli. Page A-6 CRANFORD CHRONICLE effects of space travel on tomato That's why we're participating. . Hand; 32; accused of punching: a partment in Union County, the seeds while performing basic We're trying to learn before the night club patron in Scotch Plains notoriety may prevent him from analysis. experts," said Peterson. last June, was set to be re-tried doing so. ' Derek Disbrow, 10, thinks he Tuesday before an agreement was Hand, an eight-year veteran, has Boro officials challenge sewerage The pupils will grow and moni- knows what to expect "The space reached last week with assistant been suspended from the Cran-J tor space-exposed seeds and plants will have more points and Union County prosecutor Kenneth ford force without pay since lasij earth-based seeds, searching for their leaves will be sharper. Their Siegel. A trial held earlier this September when a Union County! differences caused by long-term entire life cycle will be turned month ended in a mistrial when grand jury indicted him on a authority on claim of excess flow exposure to cosmic radiation as backward so tht^jy-'ll he higgpr at charge of aggravated assault broken or cracked, the use of to 700,000 gallons per day in sew- participants in thlTSpace Exposed first and then turn smaller," said By Peter Wamsteker age flow from the borough, Experiment developed for Stu- As part of the plea bargain Hand the bouncers at the former Malibu Borough engineer Michael television inspections ...to identify Derek. agreed to resign from the Cran- problem sewers, infiltration and Schering Plough recently agreed dents (SEEDS). The seeds were Ten-year-old Katie Vogler ex- Club on Ten-ill Road in Scotch Disko and assistant borough at- to purchase sewage flow rights exposed for six years to the harsh ford Police Department with the Plains, Hand was accused of de- torney Thomas Manahan ap- inflow reduction for new sewer pects the space plants to look dif- condition that he not serve any flow increases, the renovation in from Roselle Park. The proposal environment of space and sub- ferent too. "They will be large and nying Elhalim access to the night peared before the Rahway Valley still awaits the approval of the jected to cosmic radiation, tem- time in jaiL In addition, Hand club and then punching the victiifi Sewerage Authority April 25 in stages of the sanitary sewer sys- green with yellow leaves. They agreed to pay restitution of governing body, RVSA and Judge perature extremes, weightlessness will never turn red," she.said. in the face Hand was off-duty a^t Westfield to., respond to charges tem, the development of a public Edward Beglin who has been - and the vacuum of space. Pupils $11,560 to victim Ahmed Elhalim, the time of the alleged offense. \*~~ that Kenilworth is exceeding it awareness program, and the re- At Brookside, the space plants 32, of Dunellen for out of pocket overseeing litigation involving the will be looking for possible muta- already have germinated and at Hand had testified during his flow rights agreement with the moval of sewage flow by Schering authority. tions to the tomato plant, such as expenses incurred by hinv In ad- authority. '...•• Plough Corp. , first glance, do not look very much trial that he was hit first and was! •\ ; V : In order to obtain the necessary changes in fruit size and color, different from the earth seed acting in self-defense. Elhahml While the exact number of gal Studies have been conducted growth rate, and leaf, stem and Accountancy firnpi and two witnesses testified that! Ions of excess sewage was notalready by the borough engineer permits to expand its Galloping plants. "They are growing a little using the television inspection of Hill Road facility, Schering en- stalk shapes and sizes. differently," remarks Lauren Por- Elhalim had never hit the officer, I provided to Disko or Manahan at passes peer audit Spann will review the plea bar-1 the meeting, they responded to problem sewer sections totaling tered into the agreement with Poris Peterson, fourth grade ter, 11, who is responsible for Roselle Park to divert its daily science teacher at Harding, read measuring the plants daily. "They gain before she renders a deci- the charges by detailing the steps 31,835 linear feet The cost has Mortenson and Associates of sion tomorrow. being taken at the present time to been $36,800. • sewage from Kenilworth's sewer about the space-exposed seeds in are bigger plants and they have Cranford has successfully com- curb the alleged excess flow. In 1987, Kenilworth snont system. a magazine last summer, and more leaves." pleted the fourth independent RVSA has stated that Kenilworth $142000 to replace 1,235 linear Under the agreement Schering thought it would be a great hands- Classmate Maryellen Wilson, 11, peer review of its accounting and MIZED PROFESSIONAL exceeded its flow rights 268 out of feet of sewer lines which were would discharge its sewage into on, learning experience for the expects the plants to bear the ef- auditing practice. The reviewers pupils. 'The students will exam- CONSULTATION BY MAIL 365 days last year. . deemed cracked or-broken, ac- Roselle Park's municipal sewage fects of radiation. "They probably concluded that the firm complies Save time and money,, decorat- In a memorandum prepared for cording to Disko. And an addi- system along with flows from ine whether space seeds grow will be dried up and all brown," with the quality control standards ing your homo with the "Deco- the members of RVSA by Disko, tional 1,723 linear feet at a cost of other existing buildings. And better or worse, faster or. slower she said. . established by the American In- rate-A-Rbom" Questionnaire, from an award-wlnnlntj.designer. .••-.« while Schering is currently dis- than earth exposed seeds," said ••I the borough engineer detailed $185,000 is expected to take place In facC recently there has been stitute of Certified Public Ac- SASEto: •.Peterson.'. ' ' •' • .'.: •••.: ' •.."' '-.•: . i several steps the borough has this year. . charging its sewage flow into the concern regarding the radioactivv countants. .; ' .•.•• ..,"••:.. .•- *•;•..•.•...• ";••'•' ..••;•.•••...-. taken and will attempt to take to Disko also explained to author- Keniworth municipal sewage sys- ity of the space seeds. The seeds, Mortenson and Associates was Pholo by Joanno McFaddon According to Karen Fisler, fifth Ming Lee Interiops correct the excess usage. Those ity members that while Ken- tem, the borough engineer thinks grade teacher at Brookside, the which were housed on the re-the first accounting firm to submit SPACE GARDEN: Harding School pupils, from left, Barry Kaverick, Jamie Stafford and Jon Zica steps include replacing sewers ilworth is nearly fully developed, the diversion into Roselle Park pupils will be responsible for cently recovered 11-ton, long du- to and pass a peer review in New A.SJ.D inspect their garden to see if any space tomatoes have sprouted. See story on Page, A-7- that have been determined to be he has required that all appli- will be helpful in reducing the ration exposure facility satellite Jersey in 1980. The review was cants proposing development daily flow. measuring the height and width of rescued by the space shuttle Col- conducted under AICPA guide- Dept 10 442 Morris Ave. provide remedial infiltration and The amount of sewage coming the plants daily using the metric umbia in January, orbited for over lines by Hausser & Taylor, a CPA Springfield. NJ 07081 inflow reduction work. from Schering is monitored by system, charting the results, and six years. Both NASA and Park firm based in Cleveland. Council annuls zoners' verdict oh Palmadesso A plan Of proposed sewer im- RVSA, at a meter station. Ken- drawing conclusions. "The pro- Seed Co:, Greenwood, S.C., which gram will integrate math, chart TOMATOES FROM OUTER SPACE: Lauren Porter, left, and Mary- co-developed the program, and commercial and residential but was denied because it would provements, which details the ilworth owns 620,000 gallons per ellen Wilson, of Brookside School measure space plants daily and By Peter Wamsteker idents Peter Korniscak, 112 Or- have been an illegal usage of the renovations to be made to the day at that station, according to and reasoning skills," she said. the U.S. Department of Agricul- The Borough Council reversed a ange Ave., and Edith Szaro, 72 S.properties to co-exist An appli- Peterson's class also will use compare with same age earth-based plants. ture confirm that- there is no cation filed in 1976 called for the property, Palmadesso appealed sanitary sewer system, also has Disko. ,•...' zoning board decision last 20th St the decision through the courts danger from the space plants. The Thursday that had allowed a During the ; hearing . Smith, construction of two commercial been prepared by the borough Disko also added that television teachers involved in the program Kenilworth builder to convert his speaking on behalf of his neigh- units in the back of the building and was again ultimately denied engineer. The plan calls for im- inspections of sanitary sewers will Hance heads sales division assert that pupils will not con- building into office units and bors, said he thought the board's and one commercial unit in the in Superior Court provements to sewer systems over continue to be performed and sume the'plants. apartments. The Board of Ad- decision should be reversed be- front while still keeping two resi- Bury said the Council had de- a five-year period between 1989 smoke and dye testing, to locate For the Total Comfort Home justment decision had been ap- cause there was no difference be- dential units. cided that granting the variance and 1993. unauthorized connections be- of floor products company Rep. Matthew Rinaldo, who has WE'VE BEEN SERVING UNION COUNTY pealed by the contractor's neigh- tween the application presented In reaching its decision,- bor- would have encouraged others to Other ways to reduce excess tween storm and sanitary sewers applauded the . program and FOR58YEARS bors. ough attorney Bradford Bury said violate the zoning use laws which flow of sewage from the borough will be implemented. Arthur E. Hance of Cranford has helped other Union County before the board in 1984 and 1985 Palmadesso had done when he that Disko suggested to RVSA tion for which he serves on the schools become participants said, Lie. 1428 Councilmen voted 5-0 to reverse and the application brought be- the governing body had deter- kenilworth has 90 days to pre- joined Rug & Design Inc., Har- board of directors, and N.J. Sub- fore the board in 1989. He also mined there was no substantial converted his building into four members was through the deve- pare a report to show how much rison, as director of sales and contractors Association as co- "This is an excellent example of a Jan. 10 decision by the Board of residences during his series of ; how to increase enthusiasm for Adjustment to allow Peter Palm- urged the governing body to re-change between the application lopement of a public awareness improvement has been made in marketing. chairman of the construction su- brought before the zoning board appeals to the courts. Palmadesso program. The program would at- controlling the excess sewage His • responsibilities include science among young people. This • adesso to reduce a five-unit quire Palmadesso to adhere to a had been fined twice for the ille- per conference. really brings the space program building at 103 S. 21st St into four variance granted him in 1976. in January and the application tempt to identify illegal connec- flow. Meanwhile RVSA will pro-, managing the sales and marketing Hance and wife. Lyhette have that had been denied by the zon- gal use of the property upon tions into the sewer system. Once vide the exact figures to show the efforts of Rug & Design's con- home to children with firsthand 36 North Ave., E. • Cranford • 276-1320 units and convert two office units According to Joseph Triarsi, at- which he had been collecting res- two children, Jesse and Tara. experience in a way they can un- at the rear of the building into torney for Palmadesso, when the ing board in 1985. . the connections that contribute to precise number of gallons Ken- struction and retail floor products Trane Furnaces & Air Conditioning idential rents. the excess flow are identified they divisions*;I •'; '. .:•:•.'•^••'.\ •.:....:.. ,,,: derstand. It piques their imagina- av>att«\ctvts after, \\stcfvu«< to atv property was first purchased 15 The application by Palmadesso ilworth is exceeding per day. An- BIAST TO THE PAST tion." Vleatcr A. format resolution is expected would be disconnected, said other tentative meeting has been ..' Hancowas formerly with.BDP. of appea\ MMm A V9 *yy Crax\tar Wash., an- born April 22 at Elizabeth General 300 years old this month, are lo- residents of a new domiciliary PASSING THE GAVEL: New cated at 593 Madison Hill Rd, CRANFORD. 276-1005 Shade Tree Commission urges Collect and destroy caterpillars unit at Lyons Hospital April 27 to nounced the birth of a daughter, Medical Center. Grandparents are VIA president Florence everyone to take action to mini- that are trapped each day. Emily Anne, on March 7. Paternal Mr. and Mrs. Michael Niro of Clark. AND, 10% OF THE EVENINGS SALES GO TO THE FUND! a ham dinner, bingo games and Food distribution Cranford and Albert Lantz of McCloskey, left, receives gavel mize damage. Homeowners can also build New group to boost squad efforts sing-along. The program is for grandparents are Tobie and Bob THE FANTASTICKS' The insects are two-inch long nesting sites for birds, as more Safer of Parker, Colo. Bobbi and Westfield and the late Netti Lantz. from retiring president Teresa The Westfield Community Play- THE CAN-CAN'S FINE FASHIONS INCLUDE CAREER DRESSINGS, A new group was formed in its official kick-off date is June 1. men who served in Viet Nam and Eligible residents may obtain Abraham. caterpillars with blue, red and-or than 38 species of birds eat the Korea and generally involves a free federal surplus food from 2 to Marc Binder of Dayton became Patrick and Kristen Gerrity of ers presents "The FantastickC SPORTSWEAR, ACTIVEWARE, ACCESSORIES, AND GIFTS. gray markings. • . gypsy moth. Garwood April 19 whose goal is to Residents, members of service the parents of their second child, 429 N. Union Ave. announce the raise money to buy'a new ambu- organizations and businesses are three-month stay: Personal items 4 pm. May 9 at Borough Hall. Fridays and Saturdays to May 19 Residents should inspect their Gypsy moth attack can be min- Products expected to be available Amy Rachel, March 30. She has a birth of their second child, Ryan VIA elects new at 8 p.m. Tickets are $10. Call 232- JOIN US IN TrE DUAL-PUBPOSE EVENT, YOUR SUPPORT ML BE APPRECIATED. , lance and attract volunteers to the invited to a meeting at 7:30 to- were awarded as prizes and each brother, Brian, 2. Paternal William, April ,17 at Overlook house foundation, stone walls, imized by keeping trees healthy. man received a pair of socks and include peanut butter, honey, 1221. wood. piles, trees, decks, garages Water trees during dry periods First Aid Squad. night at Borough Hall. Chairmen grandparents are Arline and Hospital. He has a brother, Sean, are former police chief Thomas candy bar. flour, corn meal and beans. Par- slate of officers and other hiding places and and throughout the summer as ticipants must meet federal in- Bernard Binder of Bridgewater. 3: The boys are the grandchildren scrape off egg clusters. Dunking needed and put mulch around The group is called the Garwood Colwell and squad president John Members of the post who at- Mr. and Mrs. Kent Elliott, Novit of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hildebrant The Village Improvement Asso- TEMPLE BETH-EL Community Ambulance Drive and DeStefanis. tended were commander Mike come guidelines or be enrolled in PROUDLY PRESENTS THE them in soapy water, bleach or trees to prevent water loss. Avoid welfare, Medicaid, food stamps of Chicago announce the birth of of Cranford and the late Mr. and ciation has elected new officers Since rubbing alcohol and then properly construction or any activity that Castaldo, senior vice commander Mrs. Patrick J. Gerrity, who had for the 1990-92 club years. FURS Bernie Hyduke and Madara. and other programs. their first child, Elizabeth Elliott, ART AUCTION 1951 discarding them will remove the would tend to compact the soil Fire auxiliary's slate to be seated on April 23. Mrs. Novit is the resided in Cranford. Maternal They are president Florence SATURDAY, MAY 5 caterpillars. Make or purchase around trees. Properly fertilize former Nancy Petrick. Grandpar- great-grandmother is Muriel Hil- McCloskey, first vice president 1M TM. MEVIEW-AUCTION STAMS 1:00 PM burlap or sticky tape collector and prune trees. Installation of officers will take ing secretary Lucille Bonfanti and ents are Mr. and Mrs. L.M. Petrick debrant of Ocean Grove. Sybil Limon,' second vice presi- • Door Prize A combination of all of these place at tonight's meeting of the corresponding secretary Carole dent Josephine D'Arcangelo, re- • Wine, Cheese and Refreshments | techniques is the most effective Ladies Auxiliary of the Garwood Severage. cording secretary Marie Leahey, • • Cake and Coffee Money is stolen deterrent Complete defoliation of Fire Department at 8 in the fire Hostesses for the final meeting May Day festival at colonial house federation secretary Teresa Ab- Admission $5.00 per person trees does not necessarily, kill house. of the season are Peggy O'Such, raham, corresponding secretary Muteranl VUa * AiKrlcu bfreu Accord SEVERYN from pizza parlor trees and rarely kills trees that Officers are president Connie Shirley Piekarski, Joan VanNatta May Day will be celebrated cooking methods in the outbuild- Anne Kelly, treasurer Jeanette TEMPLE BETHEL Sunday from 2 to 5 p.m. at the ing. The historic farmhouse will - ' 87 Route 208 South. SorrmvUe. N J. Custom Made Quality Furs are in good health. Repeated de- Miller, vice president Judy Spera, and Mary-Anne Boyle. New Make Callanan and assistant treasurer Forum hknnalgn or rmrafcm at 201-7224674 An undetermined amount of foliation of trees that are stressed treasurer Denise Pelusio, record- members are welcome. Miller-Cory House Museum, 614 be open for tours by costumed Mary Daly. cash was stolen from a register to begin with, however, could re- Mom Even Mountain Ave., Westfield. docents and a volunteer will dis- and some coins were taken from a sult in dead trees, which would The museum's cooking commit- cuss tools and building techniques cigarette machine last Thursday force the borough to pay for the Sweeter with Uncommon tee will prepare a spring meal of the period in the education COLD FUR STORAGE from Mama's Pizzeria, 347 South removal of trees. over the open hearth and discuss center. Avenue. Scents from Sell's DELUXE CLEANING & GLAZING Gregory Sciortino of Mama's The Shade Tree Commission is FOR COUNTRV FOLK ART SHOW & SALE, reported the burglary at 11 a.m. opposed to spraying trees with On Premises when he opened his restaurant chemicals. MOTHER'S Arpege Natural Lutece Investigators say that access was Spray Eau de Parfum I" Supreme ~\ YOUR OLD FURS RESTYLED IN MUTEST 1990 FASHIONS gained through a rear window Installation ahead DAY... and that egress was through the $19 Value Spray When you have to clean, Alter, Store front door. for mothers club $20 Value •VERTICAL BLINDS! or Remodel your Fine Furs...... There are no witnesses or sus- Special $ 75 , pects, according to police. New officers of the Garwood Offer Speclal$*| Q50 FREE FURS BY SEVERYN is the place Pre-School Mothers will be in- Only JLXf stalled at a meeting Tuesday at • Valance •Installation for You! Meeting on budget 7:30 p.m. in the home economics Chantilly • Decorator Visit MflY4. 5.6. 1990 Unlike some other furriers we store all furs in room at Lincoln School. Musk Spray (Estimate) Morristown, N«w )«rs«y our own vault, so they are always accessible The Borough Council and Gar- The slate is president Maria Spray Mist by Alyssa Ashley in our ultra-modern, on premises, giant wood Board of Education will Nierstedt, first vice president with FREE Also Available HENNEN HRENA storage vault. Your fur will benefit from the meet at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday to Rose Urrico, second vice presi- 4fl.oz. Fram O.W. bldg* ulia 80 W. lo I-J8T S. lo ai.ll *33. Wghl ooio IWg«W« perfectly controlled environment. discuss the defeated $2.47 million 1 Mini & MicroMinds 2. Pleated Shades Aw., to Finllralllc algnal. l«h (o >81 t. M«nov« *»•• ... dent Karen Ivanyo, recording GIFT PERFUME P.om Rl H & Som«v«»« A..»l J87 N. lo ««ll *32B. Follow Rxtg«i^« *v«, school budget The Council can secretary Debbie Keleman, cor- On Purchase of: Only 3. Duettes lall •• 2nd dgnal lo t81 t. H*no. Dog canvass due School Mothers may call 789-3212 CUSTOM Children Under 10 Adm. »2.00 We have many $16so Grained frames and bo«e«; SchwanaclwlHa: baskals; pierced lamp RESTYLING: L«l U* Glv* YoU A Ft— or 654-8586. Final Date $495 VERTICAL BUNDS Eitlmat* On Rcityllng Outmoded Furs. The Police Department will lovely gifts Just shades: country and pwiod furniture; WkxJstx chaUa; grained and conduct a borough-wide door-to- for Monogrammlng P4inl«d turnllue; rag nigs: aampleri; wddy baars: redware: door dog census May 5, according order 5/10/90 for Mom! Visa/Mastercard/American Express Open Mothers Day 9-2 DO YOUR ENTIRE $ 00 spongewart: aalt glan tlonawaf*: theorems: fraklwa: tinware: Free rabies clinic y HOUSE IN VERTICALS FOR blackamllh: carved toys; ilgns: WMthwvanos: decoys: Shaker bo*es; Immediate Pickup Service to Detective Robert McCarrick. All MAXIMUM 7 WINDOWS'IN FABRIC OR HVC 799' pinlry boxes: to* art walorcolors: stenciling: wtilrUgkjs: nowctoltis: We Carry A Full Line of Claire Burke Fragrances No Notlca Required To Withdraw Gqrmentj From Storage dogs six months and older must Garwood residents may bring dummy boards: quilts; country. MxOlea: Hreboards: herbal: wreaths be licensed with the borough their dogs and cats to a free ra- Shop and Compare Call Us Last and potpourri; candles: braided and hooked iugs:'and aU coonKy 17 N. Union Ave. HOURS: Will Beat Any Estimate All Work Guaranteed rxxids lor sale. clerk's office by tomorrow or the bies clinic Tuesday from 6:30 to 8 Mpn-Fti 8:30-10 p.m. at the Fanwbod Public Works Connie's of Cranford Cranford 401 North Wood Ave. owner will be issued a summons. LINEN' BOUTIQUE Sat W 8:00 Supreme VERTICAL BLINDS building, North Avenue. Ap- Open this 8unday 0-2 B< V Folk Arl Show* © The survey will be conducted by 276-0062 " 115 E. Main St.. Bound Brook. NJ 08805 1 Iftft £/l1 333Al "' ' (313» 834-4153 pointments are not required. 102 A N. Union Ave • Cranford • 272-2033 (201)356-9300 1* jUU"O*tl"OOOllJ| 13131634-4151 P O Boa < * 1 OiIonv.B.. Ml 4(462 Linden • 925-3797 uniformed police officers. ^ Thursday, May 3, 1990 CRANFORD CHRONICl ,F Pa^ A-i Page A-10 CRANFORD CHRONICLE Thursday, May 3, 1990 Showcase of student talent College senior director of musical Lynn Morneweck of Cranford choir which performed at Town planned at CHS Wednesday for the Oberlin College Gilbert ary on a tour celebrating the 125th Cranford High School will offer metal cutting and forging Draw- and Sullivan production of "Trial anniversary of Oberlin Conserva- its first "Evening of the Arts" ing and painting students will use by Jury" today through Sunday. tory. Last semester,she was cho- program Wednesday beginning at a still life setting as they assist She is a section leader and li- rus master preparing singer^ for 5. The home economics, music budding artists in the handling of brarian for the Oberlin College the fall opera theater production and related arts departments will paints and pastels of'LaPerichole." present displays, demonstrations A 1988 graduate of Cranford and performances as a showcase Industrial arts will have woods Greek artist has High School, Morneweck will re- for skills and talents developed in and metal projects on display ceive a bachelor's degree from these departments. The home while electronics students will exhibit at church Oberlin College this month with a economics presentation includes build electrical projects with an a storytelling activity with pre- electronic robot offering assis- Ah.art exhibit and sale of the major in music history and theory. tance. • The recipient of a Rutgers Grad- school children encouragfedi....tb paintings of Stefanps Sjderis will join in, a fashion show and foods The auto shop will give free lu- be held at Holy Trinity Greek Or- uate Scholars Award, she will be- gin graduate study; at the New displays. brications and exhaust emissions thodox Church, 250 Gallows Hill Lynn Morneweck tests. Rd., Westfield, Friday and Sat- Brunswick campus in the fall. Craft demonstrations include urday, 10 a.m. to 9 p.m., and Sun- potters wheel and hand building The activities will conclude with day, noon to 6 p.m. . , pottery, weaving, cloissone a band program in the auditoriuir Sideris, a modern impressionist, RIDING GEAR: Karen Ryerson and John Paul King are ready enameling techniques, and sheet . at 8 p.m: The public is invited. paints seascapes and , landscapes for a bike ride in their outfits by Cranford Bicycle'Shop: A of Greece.. One of his paintings portion of the show's proceeds will buy playground items. will be auctioned during.the ex- Coachman hibit Admission is free. Arts CALL FOR RESERVATIONS G.S. PARKWAY, EXrT 136 Music ensembles CRANFORD. NJ 272-4700! TV-35 schedule at HAS in concert Music and Art Festival: May 7, 9 and 11, 6 p.m, The Hillside Avenue School SPECIAL Mid-winter Cranford High seventh and eighth grade spring band concert: May 7 and 11, 7 concert takes place at 8 tonight p.m.; May 10, 6 p.m.- Thomas Sicola will lead the Mother's Day . Talk Drugs Out: May 8 and DANCE RECITAL: Students at Yveite vDance Studio who will participate in Fusion Dance stage band and concert band. 10,7 p.m. Theater's dance concert Sunday at 1:30 p.m. at Cranford High School are,, from left, front, Three choral groups will perform Figuring Out Financial Aid: Kimberly Kaltreider, Allison Zakrezwski, Katie Kabel, Pamela Stogner, Alissa Tears, Jackie Huff; under the; direction of Rodney May 9, 7 p.m. rear, Bernadette Matten, Kiersten Kupiac, Jamie.Feiner, Tania Mayer, Cecilia Bocenegra, Valerie Somerville. They include the Cruising Through Cranford seventh and eighth grade chorus, Served In pur Grand Ballroom Architecture: May 7 to 11, re- Santiago and Melissa Kuchar. All forms of dance will be presented. Admission is $5. Call 276- girls' chorus, and a new select ( NOontlUPM peated all night 3539. • ' • '• •"••'•. ••••.•' : •••••.'• •.••• .-•. •• '• •".-.•. •• ;. ' •••••• •- ";• '•• • chorus. Featuring: Classic Cinema;, Shirley .' ' . >;'.'.• •'• .,.-• Phqtos.by Greg Price Temple festival, "Curly Top," Fresh Shrimp • Roast Duckling • Baked Ham May 8, noon; "Just Around the Photo exhibit winners announced • Beet Stroganoff -Roast Pork ON THE TOWN: Eileen Harrington and Morris Siegel of The Corner," May 9, noon; '-Little Winners'in the Cranford Camera place for color prints. Janet • Seafood Thermidor Sportman's Shop .model-sporty duds at the. April:25 fashion Miss Broadway," May 10, noon. ClilD's exhibit at the Cranford li- Quartararo-took second and third show sponsored by.the Granford Chamber of Commerce. brary have been announced. places and Mysiak received two Chef Carved Roast Turkey Frank Dickert won first place in honorable mentions. In the . black and white prints for "Great And Roast Beef Sand Dunes." He also won second framed print category, Mysiak AND and third places and two honor- placed first with "Heading for the An abundance of the other delicacies able mentions in the category Peak" and also won third place along with an honorable mention and two honorable mentions. PLUS ® for Irving Wilner. Quartararo placed second. A Sumptuous Dessert Table and Beverage. Ruth Mysiak won first place for The exhibit is at the library until 625 South Ave. W., Westfield 654-7820 portraits and an honorable menL May 12, Hours are 3 to 5 and 7 to tion. Louis Feldman won second 9 p.m. Monday to Thursday, 3 to 5 $1C95 Diet Center has set and third places and two honor- ..Now Appearing Fridays arid 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. A%J Adults , the standard for able mentions. Evelyn Lode- Saturdays. Club members will be Jin Our Lounge rstedt's "Expressions" won first on hand. "T.C. PULSE" safe weight loss ;95 coming next week for over 20 years. Laser show, dance at UCC Saturday 1 Children 'Lynn Randal Union. County College will duced by Quantum Ionics and a under 10 Show" $ sponsor a laser light show, • fol- dance party with music provided 169 lowed by a dance, starting at 7 by Party King. Refreshments will p.m. Saturday in the gymnasium. be served. 4 Weeks Reducing The program will include dem- . Limited Time Only onstrations and exhibits built by Doors will open.for viewing of students in the laser club and In- laser, exhibits at 7 p.m. and the stitute for "E\ectr\ca\ and E\cc- laser light show will start at 8. tron'tcs Engineers, Inc., sponsors The dance will begin at 9. Admis- ITS JUST of the event Entertainment will sion is $2 for the public and $1 for /feature" a laser light show pro- f/ORCLIAlsr UCC students. Call 709-7092. TALENTED CHORISTERS: Cranford residents, from left, MmMaaaBaiummii.ilin . Maria Dizzia, Kate Taylor and Mandy Crane, members of Kent The New State of Art Place School chorale, admire trophies they won when 64-/ Oil painter to give demonstration Carpet Cleaning Method voice choir won top honors for fourth year at competition in Oil-.painter Vincent Waithe of studied at American Art School in POSSIBIi THERE IS A DIFFERENCE Virginia. Chorale won in all three categories entered and Hackensack will present a dem- New York, Brooklyn Community scored 98 points out of a possible iOO. onstration at a meeting of the College, Pratt Graphics Center STEAM MAY 2-9 Kenilworth Art Association at 8 and Art Students League. He has SHAMPOO p.m. Monday in the Kenilworth OVER-WETTING library. The public is welcome. won more than 140 awards since Music Club recital is open to public 1975 and has exhibited in state YOU'V MILDEW ODORS A native of Trinidad, Waithe The public is invited to the Mu- Hilda Goluses and guitarist NO completed a correspondence and national juried shows. The SHRINKAGE artist does portrait commissions sical Club of Westfield's program Nicholas Goluses, mezzo soprano Course in commercial art from at 8 p.m. Wednesday at First Bennett College in England. He and other subject matters. Betsy Mackenzie, flutist Gail Als- ANY TWO Baptist Church, 170 Elm St, ROOMS Westfield. ton with pianist Elena Bartolf, Flea market set May 12 at UCC Performers will include cellist and soprano Ann Mineur Weeks, v DRIES IN ONE HOUR w FREE ESTIMATES • FULLY INSURED V RESIDENT & COMM. The Union County College Call the alumni association, 709- *;CARPET & UPHOLSTERY CLEANING Alumni Association will conduct 7506, to reserve space. The cost 100% SATISFACTION GUARANTEED its 13th annual flea market May 12 for a single space, which is two or you don't pay fine Women's Apparel from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the Cran- car parking spaces, is $15 for the LEATHER COATS public and $12 for senior .citizens PAPER 15 Morth Union Avenue • Cranford • 276-8088 ford campus parking lot. Rain FACTORY OUTLET STORE ' ••' • ' •• date is May 19. . and the college community, which LOW LOW DISCOUNT PRICES' ' Books, antiques, clothing, plants, includes alumni and current stu- _ Miliiiiiiiil 11! tools, cosmetics, tapes, jewelry dents. There will be a $3 late fee DOWN THE AISLE: Patrick O'Brien assists Chrissie Yeager, 385 MAIN. STREET, METUCHEN, NJ and other items will be sold. for reservations made after May 5. SPRING NOW FEATURING in an ensemble from her mother's shop, Bridals by Athena. 321-0222 CUSTOM MADE COATS BEFORE. SPECIAL MADE IN EDISON, N.J.' Birthday party on tap for 13 seniors YOU SELECT LEATHER YOU SELECT LININO Wednesday Senior Citizens Club Romano and Catherine Wilson. $350 & UP has 13 members celebrating Dot Steffens announced a hot (•2 wtik no'mtl dtllviry Because this newspaper uses birthdays at this month's party. dog luncheon will be held May 23 MON.-SAT, 10-6 They are Elaine Barbuto, Frank at noon. OPEN EVERY DAY recycled newsprint whenever Benes, Mae Benes, Catherine Trips include Ottawa and the Carey, Thomas Camicia, Margit Thousand Islands, June 10 to 14, if can. Cicalese, Myrtle Elliot, Gladys Wildwood Crest, Sept 3 to 7, and Edison Industrial Center Route 1 South, Edison Herman, Joseph Jordan, Marie Paramount Hotel, Jan. 6 to 10. if/iioiijjj HI. no m n. nr, O'i m. i IOUIH) Recycled newsprint is just Newhard, Julia Reale, Rose Call Nat Amsterdam, 276-6178. m (201) 548-1000. 1 one of many useful products Everything you need for o Beautiful Wedding Contemporary dance show at UCC Rachel List and Company will Martha Partridge and Tigger made from old newspapers. present a program of contempo- Benford. DK)CD rary dance and Appalachian Live music will be featured for Recycling keeps the news- clogging at 8 p.m. May 10 at Union List's "Small Portraits," choreo- WATERKD County College. Special guests arc graphic sketches of everyday paper you're reading from Carrying a large selec Custom Headpieces and Flowers characters. The company will tion of Bridal Gowns to "suit every price range. • Bridal Party Accessories • Silk Chamber recital perforni "Crazy Quilt," a suite of ARTS 6 CRAFTS the landfill; And it helps us Flowers • Custom Ribbon Printing Appalachian clog dances. Other • Invitations • Wedding & Shower 1 In its final recitals of the season pieces will include "Quadrabox," 35 Alden St. I (Illllll N Mostly Music will present flutist choreographed and composed by all to save money. 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Page A-12 CRANFORD CHRONICLE Thursday, May 3 JftSW Town organizations invited Thursday, May 3, 1990 CRANFORD CHRONICLE Page A-13 Especially for seniors to participate in festival Fifth grader, juniorwinners in school district science fair Cranibrd residents, 60 years or older, are welcome to attend the John Celock, an Orange Avenue teacher is La,inier Cohen. Eli- following special activities scheduled this month at the Cranford :: ivi vfiar"s event includin Bergen and Dan Vaupel, Living- San Juan, Hillside. School fifth grader, and Elizabeth zabeth was the overall winner at stonSchool. ^p ParkV-a--Cranibrd-High_School - the-high-sehooHevel-and-is^i .Grade 9, first, Rachel Frankel, programs and services for senior citizens, call thh e senioi r citizen pro- : —^rade-4vfu^~*..«^*~=^«7«,-fl- junior, Had the two best projects structed by Jean Murphy. Winners ange Avenue School, comparative ~ _ lesiurtrlossorrplant" grammer-coordinator, 709-7283. 26 are urged to reserve a spot among 260 entries at the second now since space is limited. should contact Cindy Attanasi at in the middle school division life of batteries, under the direc- growth, under ^e direction of Tuesday, May 8 pressure reading, weight and Shapiro's, 276-3270. annual Cranford school district were Stanley Garbowski and tion of Maria DeBella; second, Tom Stagich; second, Erica Sponsored by the retail division science fair held Saturday at CHS. Greulich; third, John Withering- 9:30 a.m. "Walk for the Health of counseling, by appointment of the Cranford Chamber of Raymond Wallin, eighth graders Natalie Beillo, Orange Avenue; It" through Bryant Park Friday, May 18 John's project concerned water at Hillside Avenue School. Their ton. Commerce, the festival will run pollution and Elizabeth's studied third, Bill Crecca, Hillside Ave- Grade 10, first, Charles Baldwin Wednesday, May 9 12:30 p.m. Friday Senior Club, from 9:30 am. to 4 p.m. at East- 'Not for Sale' project was the effect of acid rain nue. 12:30 p.m. Wednesday Senior "Summer Bingo" program by the effect of sugar and substitute on plants. Their teacher is Arthur and Jayati Chowdhury, super- man Plaza. It is designed to rec- Peggy Ackerman's class at Hill- sweeteners on mice. A vote by a Raenke. Grade 6, first, Joseph LaBracio conductors, under the direction of Club, update on Medicare and PSE&G ognize the role that community and Paul Concalves, Livingston catastrophic health insurance Monday, May 21 u-T ' side Avenue School recently pre- panel of judges, which included Science department chairman Diane Schear, second, Chowdhury organizations play in Cranford. sented a play,. "Not for Sale." professors, scientists and science School, desalinization of water, and Sylvia Haller; third, Christine program 12:30 p.m. Monday Senior Club, Organizations are encouraged to Fred D'Antoni announced the under the direction of Christine 12:30 to 3:30 p.m. Health Main- performance by the'Union Town- Participants were Jamie Epple, teachers in other school districts, winners for each grade They are: DeBernardis arid Meghan Mur- display goods or promotional ma- Susan Billson, Adam Reinhard, resulted in a tie for best project Sbaratta; second, Matthew Quinn, phy. tenance Program including blood ship Harmonica Band terials. grade 4, first, Mary Kokie, Orange Orange Avenue; third, Kevin Slat- pressure reading, weight and Thursday, May 24 Brian DaSilva, Michelle Rose- A total of 327 students submit- Avenue School, cloud formation, Grade 11, first Scott Laidlaw counseling, by appointment The event also will feature local nkrans, Robert Billson, Michael ted 260 projects for grades 4 to 12. tery, Orange Avenue. and Franco Montalto, presence of 12:30 p.m. Thursday Senior Club, bands including the Dell Capries, under the direction of Elizabeth Grade 7, first, Gina Buohtempo, E. coli in Rahway River, under Thursday, May 10 "Summer Bingo" program by Reno, Joseph Engesser and John was the overall winner for Hellinger; second, Laura Craw- a bake-off with prizes and wan-Quinton Redding. the elementary school level. His Hillside, advantages of green- the direction of Schear, second, 12:30 p.m. Thursday Senior Club, PSE&G dering clowns. Highlights of last ford, Orange Avenue; third, Jeff houses, under the direction of Renay Sussman and Carolyn Professor William Dunscombe Jr. Friday, May 25 Raenke; second, Brian Mclntyre; Gardner; third, Jennifer Jan- to give program on New Jersey 12:30 to 3:30 p.m. Health Main- third, Andrea LaTronica, Hillside. kiinas. . Trivial Pursuit tenance Program including blood Tuesday, May 15 - DOROTHY Grade 8, first, Adam Grobe, Or- Grade 12, first DJ. McGuire pressure . reading, weight and KRAMP ange, bacteria on school water and Gregory Smith, factors affect- FITNESS FIRST: Walnut School first graders, from left, Carrie 9:30 a.m; "Walk for the Health, of counseling, by appointment VINCENT fountains, under the direction of ing solar motors, under the direc- Thermahn, Chris Bingham, Taylor Raftree, Amanda Potts and It" through Holmdel Park Monday, May 28 ROSKO Ann Brzychcy; second, Christina tion of Schear; second, Megan Sam Warrington are compiling their 25 mile? in school-wide Thursday, May 17 Memorial Day. Community cen- TWVELLI Chang,. Hillside; third, Ailynne Skarecki and Amy Morneweck. 12:30 to 3:30 p.m. Health Main- ter will be closed and there will Hike for Fitness program. Natalie Rotker's cl&ss" was first to tenance Program including blood be no senior bus service. achieve 100 percent completion for total of 842 miles. Blue and Gold dinner this Sunday REED'S STEAM CARPET CLEANING Cub Scout Pack 103 will hold its District Pinewood Derby; second, 769-0011 Scout enrollment tonight annual Blue and Gold awards and Brian Reppert; third, Robby graduation dinner Sunday at 5 in Brunner. Tiger Cubs winners in- 100% GUARANTEED at Orange Avenue School Bates Hall of First Presbyterian clude Craig Gorczyca, Jason Smith SATISFACTION Church. and Tommy Newman. Tom Cranford parents may enroll and led by adviser Steven Gachko, ' Jason Skolnick and David Kir- HicKey won the parents' race. their sons in Cub Scouts, Boy School PTAs and Pack 178 spon- pan were top sellers in the pack's Scouts or Police Explorers at Or- sored by St Michael Church. recent candy sale fund raiser. ange Avenue School tonight be- Dominick Esolda is Cubmaster of Every scout who sold candy will CUSTOM CRANFORD DESERVES THE BEST ginning at 7. ' Pack 174 and Arthur Winter is receive:. a pin for participating. Those enrolling-now will be or- Cubmaster of Pack 178. Craft night which included project KITCHENS 0 DEVELOPMENT- Taking a tough stance against CARPET CLEANING ganized into dens or patrols for Older boys may join either of booths of string art, button-making For the Discriminating Buyer developers such as Hartz Mountain, who put profit above • ,. • . , Photos by Greg Price ANY 2 ROOMS $4 COO the few remaining meetings of Cranford's. three scout troops. and ceramics .was well received VISIT OUR SHOWROOM . the quality of life in Cranford. LIGHT ENERQY: Cranford High School senior D.J. McGuire >d ROOM FREE 1U this school year and will be pre- Troop 75, led by'Scoutmaster Ray by parents and scouts alike. demons rate^ "The Energy of Light" at the- school during Sat Eiptra* W1/S0 pared to participate when school urday s fair featuring projects from grades 4 to 12. INTELLIGENT? Livingston School fifth graders Davifl Bolanowski, Anderson, is sponsored by This year's Pinewood Derby —— —-—"d 0 PROPERTY TAXES- Fighting to bring new state GUARANTEE begins in the fall. Boys now in the Cranford United Methodist winners .are: first place. Lee Pac- eft and Mike Perrette show off two chinchillas from their project- WHOLE HOUSE SPECIAL WE Will NOT B(. UNDERSOLD WE ARC first to fourth grades are eligible dollars into Cranford to provide relief for skyrocketing "Chinchillas-Are Th6y Intelligent?" COMMUTED TO OFFERING 10U THE LOWEST Church. Troop 78, led by Scout chia who competed in the Lenape u 5 AREAS $1 COO PRICE FOR CARPET ANO UPH01SIERV i • property taxes. for Cub Scouts and.higher grades master Larry Lowe, is sponsored ENVIRONMENTAL TIP mln. 5 areas I W IZm SCOTCH GUARD CLEANING IF YOU HAVE A LOWER PRICC are eligible for Boy Scouts. Those FROM ANV OTHER CARPEI CLEANER WE by St Michael Church. Troop 80, QUILT WINNER Use products with minimal EipJ/e« 5/31)90 ' . 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Treasurer, 116 Cranford Ave., Cranford, NJ. 07016 Page A-14 CRANFORD CHRONICLE Thursday, May 3, 1990 Assembly cultivates students' understanding of POW-MIAs Thursday, May 3, 1990 CRANFORD CHRONICLE Page A-15 great price for freedom Dealer gives tips to lawn mower shoppers By Joanne McFadden Most students, bom after the "What is honored in a nation United States began to wlthtfraw million walk-behind with strong vacuuming power Monday sale to benefit leukemia victim handle is released. _ A_Cyid-:.c9isen__£or_Lorraine d^iigJwi^uLl 1 A fund raiser for T/irrainr> ; ,. —wiil-be-ctdtivated-in-a-nation^ aldh^om«d6ld._ i_...vw.v .» . <<>V..UUlgl]Ci U -WJUJ A "bladc~bTa1ce clutch" is~aTso~ wrote philosopher Plato. Those the threat of mandatory service,1; in the United States. Below are Sanchez, a victim of acute unimpeded air flow for superior available. 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(21S). The Cougare^lso B^urg. Halter and Williams. school track team. Most programs grabbed third in the pole vault as ' V Sharo leaped to first in the high -ean-getrswept-up-inralUherex-- rpave—Burg—and—Mjke--Tayl Mdt citement and forget about the job jumped 19-2. Sharo and Bill Hull elin (167). ~ at hand — winning. combined to win third place in "It was a good meet," head But not the Brearley 1,600- coach John Quinn said. "The kidr meter relay squad, which dashed performed well. They were just a to a school record 3:31.3 to cap- little better in every meet" • ture first place in its section at Athletes the Penn Relays at Franklin Field The Cranford girls team cap- Savor omCmcode Mayo Fiesta and win a trip\to Mexico. in Philadelphia, Saturday. of the week . hired six medals at the Millburn "It can be overwhelming," head relays. The 6,400-meter relay unit coach Jim Hagan said. "The The Cranford High School's of Liz Walsh, Leah Hunt, Gail GROCER'S CORNER COUPON CORNER nerves can be a factor. But the - athletes of the week are: Kresko and Maggie Morrow BUTCHER'S CORNER DAIRY CORNER DELI CORNER kids handled it The did exactly baseball, Curt Loxley and Dan grabbed first place (24:10). The Old El Paso what they had to do. They did Clancy; softball, the team; boys 3,200-meter relay squad of Kresko, USDA Choice Beef Azteca 5:6.oz. $ El Galindo $^99 •In Oil or Water their job. The kids ran fantastic. track, Doug Watson and Mike Jennifer Schulze, Maria Vassallo Skirt Steaks ib $499 Salad Shells 2/ 3 Tortilla Chips *L Taco Shells '•Bumble Bee "It feels wonderful. This is the Burke; girls track, Leah Hunt and Morrow also won first (10:28). 4.25 oz. pkg. •Chunk Light ultimate experience for a track and Ann Maria Vassallo; vol- Caroline Gardner and Kristi For Fajitas. Trimmed to 1/8" Cheez Whiz Mexican, Restaurant-Style, Blue Corn or Taco Dinners _9.75 oz pkg. *L99 59 coach, to win a Penn Relays leyball, Heather Johnson; boys White, combined.to.take second in Jb. M.99 c Flank Steaks or Original ' • • _8 oz. H.79 Chili and Lime 12 oz. . ' Taco Seasoning 1.25 oz. pkg. 2/99 •TUNA 6.5 oz. can with this plaque. This js a significant tennis, Jim Mattis and-Greg the long jump (30-11). White and Graridaddy's Nacho Chips C achievement" Smith; golf, Jim Kyle. Degenhardt placed third in the S Taco Sauce 8 oz btl. 99 .Coupon Jason Fennes, Victor Verno, USDA Choice Baja Plain or Uhsalted 12 oz. 1.69 Nachips 7.5 oz. pkg. *1.19 high jump (&-10), and White and I Good 4/29/90-5/5/90 DeVang Muchhala and James Lauren Flynn earned third in the With love from Kings Salsa i Ib. btl. *1^9 LU148 Coarse Ground*'j39 Tortillas 7 oz. 69 Picante Sauce _lb.S 3.99 Carrea teamed up to Win the the javelin. javdin (153-9). '."• . ' Limit one coupon/Item, per customer . prestigious event Fennes ran a Beef Chile n>. •> Guacamole Dip _Jb. $5.99 Pace Picante Sauce Mild, The 6,400-meter relay squad of Gringo Pete's QA| Medium or Hot 8 oz. btl. *1.19 55.1 opening leg and handed the Doug Watson, Mike Gachko, Tom The distance medley team of 8% Fat Content Pulgini • baton to Verno in third place: The Hunt, Kresko, Morrow and Walsh $ Lindsay Pitted Extra Large Kessler and Chris Larsen took Hot Jalapeno Peppers 8 oz. 2.99 $ Bears junior sprinted to a 52.1 also placed third (14:02). Tortillas 9oz Oy Ripe Olives 5.75 oz. can 1.1? I All Varieties second place (19:27). USDA Choice Beef $/i£ El Galindo second leg and gave Muchhala a The 3,200-meter realy team of The freshman 800-meter relay Mexican or Original 6" Flour T6rtillas_ 12 oz. *1.99 Itcos Valley Original - •Axelrod S three-yard lead. Forrest Paddock, Gachko, Franco team of Lauren Forlini, Linda Filet Mignon ib *T 10" Flour Tortillas _13 oz. J1.9? Chili Madness 2.08 oz. pkg. 2A9 •COTTAGE _ Muchhala held the advantage Cirillo, Kristen Gall and Flynn Velveeta S Montalto and Scott Laidlaw also Whole, Untrimmed, 4-7 Ib. avg. wgt. 99 Mild Garden Salsa 8 oz. pkg. 2A9 with a 53.4 third leg and gave the captured first place. -•".•' •CHEESE 16 oz. _ OFF AND RUNNING: Banners dash from the starting line at Union County College's sixth annual five- placed second (8:55). Mike Burke Filet Mignon Steaks Cheese i6oz £1 Galindo Hot Green Salsa 8 oz. pkg. *249 With ihis e: baton and a 10-yard cushio to an- and Frank Halter teamed up to The Lady Cougars remained (6-Pack) ••• _lb. $8.49 Tostados •„ __: ! Ib. pkg.$ 3.89 . Coupon • kilometer Spring Run April 22 in Crariford. Alex Fernandez, 19, won the race with a time of 15:25. chorman Carrea. The senior flew snatch third in the long jump (37- unbeaten (4-0) with an 85-31 win Filet Mignon Steaks Tropicana Pure Premium 6" Tortillas 6 f^aula Vaquierero, 18, was the first women to cross the finish line (18:15). Jack l^artin, 43, was the top to a finishing leg time of 50.5 and $ Orange Juice_^__ 96 oz. *4.99 99 •; Good 4/29/90-5/5/90 LU149 : 11). Sharo and Brad Wagner over Scotch Plains Tuesday. (Singles) _ Jb. 8.99 Freshly Made Old El Paso 1 lb. can Cranford runner (15:44). Mary MacKenzie, 26, was the top Cranford female runner (19:39). . won the race by six seconds over placed fourth in the high jump. White won four events and Mor- Tropicana, *•' ;-- tlmit one (coupon/Item per customer . • the nearest competitor. Cranford also won first place in : row captured a pair. Orange-Pineapple Juice 64 oz. HJ99 Black Bean Salad lh. ".""...... •••• •.••"•' •••**. "All four kids did their job," USDA Choice Kings Store-Made Refried Beans 69 the freshman 1,600-meter event White took the long jump (14-7), Grapefruit Juice : _64 oz. *1.99 .•'-.'• • • . . • • Hagan said. "They just didn't de- $J79 Beef Burrito lb. 54.99 Knorr Eric Williams, Mike Hecht, Sean 110 high hurdles (17.1), javelin (93) Ground Beef ib. '^Regular or Light Delight ; Brearley falters in tight matches pend on Carrea:" Hannon and Halter finished with and high jump (4-10). Morrow Minute Maid Mexican Corn Salad ___lb. *3.99 Chili Mix • 1.4 oz; pkg. 99* 9 The boys track team is 5-2 in Fat Content Not To Exceed 20% •Breakstone C%g\i*' The Breiarley boys iennis team (2-6) was edged .but The Minutemen (12-0) bested the Cougars, 5-0. a time of 3:57.1. came away with the 1,600 (5:55) Ground Beef Patties Fat Content Mexican Vegetable Salad With Enchilada Mix or V : dual meets this spring. Brearley. The boys squad (2-2) lost its and 800 (2:38). Orange Juice Raspberry Cilantro Vinaigrette *3.99 by Roselle Catholic; 3-2, Monday afternoon, The Matthew Fortna defeated Greg Smith, 6-1, 6-1, at easily outdistanced Dayton, 75-56,, Not to Exceed 20% Ib. *1.99 Taco Mix JSOUR }$y : Bears captured two of three singles matches but NQ.. 1 singles. Mike Miranda had little trouble with second dual meet of the season to Denise Pechillo grabbed "the 400 From Concentrate '/i gal. Kings Store-Made USDA Choice Cast Iron Sebastian Brismeur, 6-0, 6-3, at second singles and ' Thursday. Scotch Plains, 77*54, Tuesday in (!66.0), Schulze fmsihed first in the Qven-Roasted Roast Beef Ib. $7.49 _ea. *5.99 dropped both ddubfes matches. All-Natural Free-Range Apple'N Eve Apple Juice Fajita Skillet :CREAM i6oz. Andy Kimmcl outlasted Eric Ming, 1-5, 5-7, 6-0,. at Luis Fabiani bumped off Jeff Gittlin, 6-3,6-1. •',.•• The Cranford boys track team Scotch Plains: . . 400 intermediate hurdles (75.0), or Fruit Punch____ Vi gal. *1,99 Kings Store-Made Fruit Tarts Corn Stix Pan __ _ea. The first-doubles team of Kyuhg Km and Pdul earned six medals at the Millburn ' Gachko garnered the 400-meter Liz Walsh placed first in the 3,200 No. 1 singles for Brearley: Ken Hahn gave the Bears 1 Whole Made with Seasonal Hoan iGood 4/29/90-5/5/90 UJ151 I a 2-0 edge with a &4, 6-3 win over Vic Bauer at Rokicki beat Andy Botwin and Roy Zaletski, 6-2,6-0. Relays Saturday. Chris Sharo and event (52.3) and was a member of (13:30) and Flynn won the discus Fresh Fruit and Custard _ea. *7.99 *2.99 Luis Sinabaldi and Ivanhoe Sison closed out the Mike Prodeline teamed up to the winning 1,600-meter realy unit (96-4). • :•.-.. Chickens Minute Maid Tomato Knife: _ea. * • . Limit one coupon/item per customer • • second singles. Seb Krawczyk squeaked by Brear- Hebrew National Dinner Franks 4-Sided Grater __ M.99 ley's Jeff Karlovitch, 4-6, 6-4, 6-1, at third singles. match with a 6-1, 6-4 victory oyer Scott Mullen and Raised Without Hormones or Antibiotics Ades .. vi gai. 16 oz. _Buy One Get One Free _ea. U.59 Joe Cassidy at second doubles. Quartered or Cut-Up 99 Foil Tiara/Flan Pan. Royal Dwyer and Sean Kane teamed up at No. 1 _ea. Idoubles to down Mike Piretto and Brian Sedlack, 7- Cranford squeaked by Plainfield^ 3-2, Friday af- Chickens ______Jb. *1.69 Dannon Dip & Snack Tray . ISalt or Sweet ternoon as both doubles team earned victories. $ Kings Store-Made (4-Pack) Taco Fill Rack ___ _ea. 5, 5-7, 6-0. At second singles, Sang Kim and Paul Bears streak to three straight *2.99 I Breakstone Zima lost to Eric Gruszecki and Dan Maly, 6-0, 6-0. Jim Mattis crushed John Gutenkauf, 6-1, 6-1, at No. All-Natural Free-Range Yogurt 8 oz. 2/ l Tex-Mex Corn Taco Tongs 1 singles. But Dwight Farrison won the second- the third strike got behind the ^ Middlesex handed the Bears another 3-2 setback The Brearley baseball team "It was sort of a dream game for Better Homes & Gardens $6i>5 •.BUTTER Thursday Afternoon. Kimmel easily handled Gabe singles match by default and Joe Tran edged out us," head coach Norm Koury said. Kearny catcher who, inexplicably, Roasting $199 Axelrod 16 oz. Muffins 12 oz. :ea. With this Gittlin, 6-3, 3-6, 7-6 (7-4), in a titanic third-singles advanced to the first round of the 29 '8 oz. qtrs. Coupon Kudela, 7-5, 6-3, at first singles. Harry Song ousted "We made our only run stand up. threw to second base. On the play, Mexican Cookbook match for Plainfield. : Union County Tournament with a Schmidt raced around to score Chickens ib JL *IO3S Hahii, 2-6, 6-3, 6-2, at No. 2 singles. Karlovitch won 12-0 rout of St Mary's (Elizabeth) Right now, we want to get our foot Cottage Cheese Mexican Regional his third-singles match by forfeit Botwin and Zaletski came through for Cranford at into the state tournament" the game's lone run. Chicken Breast Whole or FARMERS CORNER Cooking ••• ea. I Good 4/29/90-5/5/90 -.„„ ', No. 1 doubles with a 6-2, 6-0 victory over Gentree in preliminary-round action Sat- Jiten Rana and Walter Hanna defeated Brearley's urday in Kenilworth. The cutoff date for the North Elizabeth, the state's top-ranJced Split • • • _Jb. *2i>9 _ea. N^o. 1 doubles squad of Firetto and Sedlack, 6-1, 6-1. VanBlake and Leon Noel. Mullen and Cassidy com- Jersey, Section II, Group III Boneless Chicken Breasts lb: M.99 Frieda of California • . . Limit one coupon/item per customer • • bined for a 6-0, 6-2 win over Jamal Harrison and Senior right-hander Brian team, crushed the Cougars, 14-0, FREEZER CORNER Chi-Chi's Buy One • In the deciding match, Jason Penna and Ian Sachs Moleen hurled a five-hit shutout tournament is tomorrow after^ Friday afternoon. John Scavala Old El Paso /proved too much for Wade Quinton and Kim, 6-0, 6- Andy Beck at second singles for the Cougars, noon. The Cougars are 5-5 and Fresh Western Grain-Fed Pork Salsa Mix IO oz. pkg Tortilla Get One '. Regular or Diet Cranford posted another thrilling 3-2 win over and struck out five to spark the pitched a three-hitter to pace the Burritos5oz. Tomatillos 8 oz. pkg $1.99 ;Canfields's Soda, Diet 0, giving the Blue Jays a 3-2 victory. Bears (5-5), who won their third need a .500 or better record to Minutemen. Charlie Garcia and $ FREE Brearley dealt Middlesex a 3-2 loss April 25. The Dayton Regional Thursday as, once again, the dou- qualify. Country-Style New! Chimichangas .4.5 oz. 89C Cactus Leaves ^ .8 oz. pkg. 1.99 Chips U oz. bag jRite, R.C. Cola, straight Alonzo Garcia each ripped two- Bears won all three singles match to eke out their bles teams prevailed in the clutch. 'The team had a good week'! George Schmidt walked to lead run singles. Entrees •• •• Anaheim, Jalapeno or Serrano Thomas' English Muffins • A&W Cream Soda oi Eric Rauschenberger defeated Mattis, 6-0, 6-3, at Spare Ribs it>. 9 oz. 2/*2.99 $ second win of the season. head coach Ralph LaConte, "and off the fifth inning and moved Chile Peppers 3 oz pkg. H.99 Twin Pack __l lb. 8 oz. pkg. 249 ;, Kimmel blasted Scott Forsthaffer, 6^3, 6-1, at No. 1 singles. Smith won Cranfbrd's lone singles second on a fielder's choice. The Cougars will open up with Pork Tenderloins BuUerflied, Whole Superchurros Traditional :ROOTBEERWiththis we're looking to go over .500. and Meda\\\on . Jb. H.49 C Great for Salads Del Monte Lite Sliced Peaches ^opening singles. 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Thursday, May 3,1990 CRANFORD CHRONICLE Page B-l Page A-16 CRANFORD CHRONICLE Thursday, May 3, 1990 _ Bears bolt to Penn Relays win Where else but Kings? The Penn Relays certainly can capture first place in the pole (3:44), which also featured Dave SPORTS be overwhelming for any high vault (21-6). The Cougars also Burg, Halter and Williams. School track team. Most programs grabbed third in the pole vault as Sharo leaped to first in the high eanrget-swept up in all the-ex- "Dave Buig and • -jump (5-10)~arid-aiso"woirthe-jav-— citement and forget about the job .jumped 19-2. Sharp and Bill Hull elin(l67). at hand — winning. combined to win third place in "It was a good meet," head But not the Brearley 1,600- coach John Quinn said. "The kid? meter relay squad, which dashed performed well. They were just a to a school record 3:31.3 tocap - little better in every meet" ture first place in its section at Athletes the Penn Relays at Franklin Field The Cranford girls team cap- Savor ourCincodeM a trip to in Philadelphia, Saturday. of the week tured six medals at the Millburn "It can be overwhelming," head relays. The 6,400-meter relay unit coach Jim Hagan said. "The The Cranford High School's of Liz Walsh, Leah Hunt, Gail GROCER'S CORNER COUPON CORNER nerves can be a factor: But the athletes of the week are: Kresko and Maggie Morrow BUTCHER'S CORNER DAIRY CORNER DELI CORNER kids handled it The did exactly baseball, Curt Loxley and Dan grabbed first place (24:10). The 3,200-meter relay squad of Kresko, El Galindo Old El Paso what they had to do. They did Clancy; softball, the team; boys IJSDA Choice Beef Azteca 5.6 oz. $ •In Oil or Water their job. The kids ran fantastic. track, Doug Watson and Mike Jennifer Schulze, Maria Vassallo $499 Taco Shells "It feels wonderful. This is the Burke; girls track, Leah Hunt and Morrow also won First (10:28). Salad Shells 2/ 3 Tortilla Chips •Bumble Bee ultimate experience for a track and Ann Maria Vassallo; vol- Skirt Steaks ib 4.25 oz. pkg. Caroline Gardner and Kristi For Fajitas, Trimmed to 1/8" Cheez Whiz Mexican Restaurant-Style, Blue Corn or :ChunkLijght ^ coach, to win a Penn Relays leyball, Heather Johnson; boys J Taco Dinners __9.75 oz. pkg. H.99 White combined to take second in Flank Steaks • lb. M.99 or Original • _ ] .8 oz. 1.79 Chili and Lime 12 oz; plaque. This is a significant tennis, Jim Mattis and Greg the long jump (3d-ll). White and Taco Seasoning 1.25 oz. pkg. 2/99* :TUNA 6.5 oz. can with this : achievement" Smith; golf, Jim Kyle. Grandaddy's Nacho Chips Taco Sauce _8 oz. btl. 99* ^ Coupon : Degenhardt placed third in the USDA Choice Baja Plain or Unsalted 12 oz. V1.69 Jason Fennes, Victor Verno, high jump (8-10), and White and Nachips 7.5 oz. pkg: H.19 DeVang Muchhala. and James Lauren Flynn earned third in the 10 With love from Kings - : Salsa 1 lh. btl. HJJ9 I Good 4/29/9O-5/5/9O LUi4g '\ Carrea teamed up to win the Coarse Groun Tortillas 7 oz:69 Picante Sauce Ih. *3.99 the javelin. javelin (153-9). ' • . Limll one coupon/Item per customer . • prestigious event Fennes ran a Guacamole Dip lb. *5.99 Face Picante Sauce Mild, The 6,400-meter relay squad of Beef Chile ib Gringo Pete's 55.1 opening leg and handed the Doug Watson, Mike Gachko, Tom The distance medley .team of 8% Fat Content Pulgini Medium or Hot 8 oz; btl. H.19 baton to Verno in third place. The : Hunt, Kresko, Morrow and Wal$h $ Lindsay Pitted Extra Large Kessler and Chris Larsen took Tortillas 9 oz' 89 Hot Jalapeno Peppers 8 oz. 2.99 ". All Varieties Bears junior sprinted to a 52.1 second place <19:27). also placed third (14:02). Ripe Olives : _5.75 oz. can H.19 USDA Choice Beef El Galindo •Axelrod second leg and gave Muchhala a The 3,200-meter realy team of The freshman 800-meter relay Mexican or Original 6" Flour Tortillas: _12 oz. S1.99 iPecos Valley Original three-yard lead. Forrest Paddock, Gachko, Franco team of Lauren Forlini, Linda Filet Mignon ib Chili Madness 2X)8 oz. pkg. *249 10" Flour Tortillas _13 oz. S1.99 •COTTAGE Muchhala held the advantage Montaito and Scott Laidlaw also Cirillo, Kristen Gall and Flynn Whole, Untrimmed, 4-7 Ib. avg. wgt. Velveeta Mild Garden Salsa 8 oz. pkg. *2A9 with a 53.4 third leg and gave the captured first place. '. OFF AND RUNNING: Runners dash from the starting line at Union County College's sixth annual five- placed second (8:55). Mike Burke I Filet Mignon Steaks $29' El Galindo Hot Green Salsa 8 oz. pkg. *2A9 •CHEESE 16 oz.Withjhis baton and a 10-yard cushio to an- The Lady Cougars remained Cheese i6oz. j 'Kilometer''Spring Run April 22 in Cranford. Alex Fernandez, 19, won the race with a time of 15:25. and Frank Halter teamed up to —{6-Pack{6P) ) Ib. - ••- — 1 Ih-pkg *XR9 chorman Carrea. The senior flew snatch third in the long jump (37- unbeaten (4-0) with an 85^31 win Tropicana Pure Premium Paula Vaquierero, 18, was the first women to crossthe finish line (18:15).Uack Martin, 43, was the top Filet MMignon Steaks 6" Tbrtillas^oz 99 to a finishing.leg time of 50.5 and 11). Sharp and Brad Wagner over Scotch Plains Tuesday. Orange Juice 96 oz. M.99 •Good 4/29/90-5/5/90 LU149 Cranford runner (15:44). Mary N/lacKenzie, 26, was the top Cranford female runner (19:39). won the race by six seconds over (Singles) Ib. *&99 'Freshly Made Old El Paso 1 lb. can placed fourth in the high jump. White won four events and Mor- Tropicana • •'»'. Limit, one coupon/Item per customer • ' the nearest competitor. Cranford also won first place in row captured a pair. Orange-Pineapple Juice 64 oz. $1.99 Black Bean Salad lb. H.99 Refried Beans "All four kids did their job," USDA Choice $ 69 the freshman l,60&meter event White took the long jump (14-7), 79 Grapefruit juice" 64 oz. 1.99 Kings Stores-Made • ''••' • • • Hagan said. "They just didn't de-, Eric Williams, Mike Hecht Sean 110 high hurdles (17.1), javelin (93) Beef Burrito lh. »4.99 Knorr • Regular or Light Delight Brearley falters in tight matches pend on Carrea." Ground Beef ib. $ C Hannon and Halter finished with and high jump (4-10). Morrow Mexican Corn Salad lb. 3.99 Chili Mix .1.4 oz. pkg. 99 Fat Content Not To Exceed 20% Minute Maid The Minutemen (12-0) bested the Cougars, 5-0. The boys track team is 5-2 in a time of 3:57.1. . V came away with the 1,600. (5:55) Mexican Vegetable Salad With Enchilada Mix or • Breakstone The'lBrearley boys tennis team (2-6) was edged out dual meets this spring. Brearley Ground Beef Patties Fat Content $ by Roselle Catholic, 3-2, Monday afternoon. The • Matthew Fortna defeated Greg Smith, 6-1, 6-1, at . The boys squad (2-2) lost its and 800 (2:38). $ Orange Juice Raspberry Cilantro Vinaigrette 3.99 Taco Mix >,1 oz: pkg. 99* easily outdistanced Dayton, 75-56, Not to Exceed 20% ____lb. 1.99 ;SOUR v Bears captured two of three singles matches but No. 1 singles.; Mike Miranda had little trouble with second dual meet of the season to Dertise Pechillo grabbed the 400 From Concentrate 'A gal. Kings Store-Made tJSDA Choice Cast Iron ' Sebastian Brismeur, 6-0, &3i at second singles and Thursday. Scotch Plains, 77-54, Tuesday in (66.0), Schulze finsihed first in the $ : CREAM 16 oz. ^ " w& \ dropped both doubles matches. All-Natural Free-Range Apple 'N Eve Apple Juice Oven-Roasted Roast Beef lb 7.49 Fajita Skillet • _ea. h Andy Kimmel outlasted Eric Ming, 7-5, 5-7, 6-0, atLuis Fabiani bumped off Jeff Gittlin, 6-3,6-1. The Cranford boys track team Scotch Plains. 400 intermediate hurdles (75.0), or Fruit Punch. _Jk gal. *1.99 Kings Store-Made Fruit Tarts Corn Stix Pan __ _ea. *7.99 Coupon . No. 1 singles for Brearley. Ken Hahn gave the Bears ; The first-doubles team of Kyiing Kim and Paul earned six medals at the Millburn Gachko garnered the 400-meter Liz Walsh placed first in the 3,200 Hoan Rokicki beat Andy Botwin and Roy Zaletski, 6-2, 6-fX Relays Saturday. Chris Sharo and event (52.3) and was a member of Whole Made with Seasonal $ ', Good 4/29/90-5/5/90 a 2-0 edge with a 6-4, 6-3 win over Vic Bauer at (13:30) and Flynn won the discus Minute Maid Fresh Fruit and Custard _ea. $7.99 Tomato Knife _ea 2.99 second singles. Seb Krawczyk squeaked by Brear- Luis Sinabaldi and Ivanhoe Sison closed out the Mike Prodeline teamed up to the winning 1,600-meter realy unit (96-4): • Chickens u> 1 • ' . - . ' ,' ' ' ' Hebrew National Dinner Franks 4-Sided Grater _ lea. Mi)9 • • Limit one coupon/Item per customer. • ley's Jeff Karioviteh, 4-6, 6-4, 6-1, at third singles. match with a 6-1, 6-4 victory over Scott Mullen and Raised Without Hormones or Antibiotics Ades >/2 gai. Foil Tiara/Flan Pan. _ea. *1.59 Joe Cassidy at second doubles. 99 16 oz. : _Buy One Get One Free $ Royal Dwyer and Sean Kane teamed up at No. 1 QuartereQ d or Cut-Up Dip & Snack Tray . _ea «i49 ; doubles to down Mike Firetto and Brian Sedlack, 7- Cranford squeaked by Plainfield, 3-2, Friday af- lh. H.69 $ Chickens Dannon $ Kings Store-Made (4-Pack) Taco Fill Rack _ea 2.99 ISalt or Sweet 5, 5-7, 6-0. At second singles; Sang Kim and Paul ternoon as both doubles team earned victories., Bears streak to three straight Jim Mattis crushed John Gutenkauf, 6-1, 6-1, at No. 8 oz. Taco Tongs ! Breakstone Zima lost to Eric Gruszecki and Dan Maly, 6-0, 6-0. All-Natural Free-Range Yogurt 2/ l Tex-Mex Corn Better Homes & Gardens Middlesex handed the Bears another 3-2 setback 1 singles. But Dwight Farrison won the second- "It was sort of a dream game for the third strike got behind the 99' singles match by default and Joe Tran edged out The Brearley baseball team Kearny catcher who, inexplicably, Mexican Cookbook _ea. *&95 IBUTTER Thursday a'fternoon. Kimmel easily handled Gabe advanced to the first round of the us;" head coach Norm Koury said. Roasting Axelrod 16 oz. 29 Muffins 12 oz With this Kudela, 7-5, 6-3, at first singles. Harry Song busted Gittlin, .6-3, 3-6, 7-6 (7-4), in a titanic third-singles "We made our only run stand up. threw to second base. On the play, $J99 Mexican Regional oz. qtrs. Coupon match for Plainfield. Union County Tournament with a Chickens ib Hahn, 2-6, 6-3, 6-2, at No. 2 singles. Karioviteh won 12-0 rout of St Mary's (Elizabeth) Right now, we want to get our foot Schmidt raced around to score Cottage Cheese Cooking ______ea. H035 his third-singles match by forfeit Botwin and Zaletski came through for Cranford at into the state tournament" the game's lone run. Chicken Breast Whole or FARMER'S CORNER • Good 4/29/9O-5/5/9O in preliminary-round action Sat- $ Pinatas ea. M.99 Jiten Rana and Walter Hanna defeated Brearley's No. 1 doubles with a 6-2, 6-0 victory over Gentree The cutoff date for the North : ; •:.'.:.. ••• •. •. • • ;• .LUJS2': urday in Kenilworth. Elizabeth, the state's top-ranked Split lh: 2.99 VanBlake and Leon Noel. Mullen and Cassidy com- Jersey, Section II, Group III ? • • . Llniit one coupon/Item per customer '. • * No. 1 doubles squad of Firetto and Sedlack, 6-1, 6-1. Senior right-hander Brian team, crushed the Cougars, 14-0, Boneless Chicken Breasts Ib. M.99 FREEZER CORNER Frieda of California C'iQQ Chi-Chi s Buy One In the deciding match, Jason Penna and Ian Sachs bined for a 6-0, 6-2 win over Jamal Harrison and tournament is tomorrow after- Andy Beck at second singles for the Cougars. Moleen hurled a five-hit shutout Friday afternoon. John Scayala Old El Paso Get One , proved too much for Wade Quinton and Kim, 6-0, 6- and struck out five to spark the noon. The Cougars are 5-5 and pitched a three-hitter to pace the Fresh Western Grain-Fed Pork Salsa Mix 10 oz. pkg. A Tbrtilla I Regular or Diet • 0, giving the Blue Jays a 3-2 victory. Cranford posted another thrilling 3-2 win over need a .500 or better record to Tomatillos __1___8 oz. pkg. H.99 ICanfields's Soda, Diet Dayton Regional Thursday as, once again, the dou- Bears (5-5), who won their third Minutemen. Charlie Garcia and' Burritoss 2/99 Chips 11 oz. bag FREE Brearley dealt Middlesex a 3-2 loss April 25. The straight qualify. Alonzo Garcia each ripped two-, Country-Style New! Chimichangas _4.5 oz. 89C Cactus Leaves 8 oz. pkg. H.99 :Rite, R.C. Cola, Bears won all three singles match to eke out their bles teams prevailed in the clutch. 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Page B-6 CRANFORD CHRONICLE Thursday, May 3, 1990 Thursday, May 3,1990 CRANFORD CHRONICLE Page B-7 Clergy Council elects Piirdy to succeed Rowe as president vice pi^sident; lias been pastor of gether we will plan interfaith bf Trinity Episcopal Church, is the Trinity Episcopal since December events to strengthen bonds of mu- new Crapford Clergy Council 1985. He previously - served as tual-understanding and compas- president He will succeed the rector" of Str Peter's Church in . sioAIAnH inn /CnMrAMfCranfonkl '?_ ' . ' "_' - ,_. Rev. Richard Rowe who has ac- Mountain Lakes. Purdy currently serves as chap- cepted a post in Pakistan. . About his appointment Purdy lain of the International Order of Purdy was selected by a three- said, "We join in congratulating St Luke, a ministry of healing. member nominating committee the Rev. Richard Rowe on his call The Clergyman served with the and his election was announced to a new ministry in Pakistan. We U.S. Army Signal Corps in Ger- in a letter from Rowe at the April shall miss him in the Council and many and received his theology 24 Council breakfast value his friendships and gifts in degree from Bishop's University Other new officers include the the ministry. in Lennoxville, Quebec, Canada in Rev. S. Timothy Pretz of Osceola "I look forward to working with -1953. Presbyterian Church, vice presi- my brothers and sisters amongUMT He and his wife, The former dent; the Rev. Douglas Miller of clergy. Together we will coordi- Diane Louise Johnson, have two United Methodist Church, secre- nate and support the on-going children, Elizabeth and William, tary; and the Rev. Paul Strockbine ministries of our committees. To- and a granddaughter, Laura. of Calvdry Lutheran Church, treasurer. Rev. Samuel Purdy Purdy, moving up from Council Episcopal bishop to visit Trinity New Jersey Episcopal Bishop Mellick belshaw. will visit Trinity First Presbyterian to note Episcopal Church during Sun- day's 10 a.m. worship servjtce. Belshaw who heads one of the peacemaking this Sunday nation's largest Episcopal dio- ceses is a past president of the A-peacemaking-serviee-will-be- "Junior high-youth-will assist by Episcopal National Urban Cau- oflered at 10 a.m. Sunday at the leading a responsive reading. cus. He has written and spoken First Presbyterian Church. The Coffee and fellowship time will extensively on the urban ministry theme will be "Peace in the Fam- precede the service at 9:30 a,m. of the church as well as on envi- ily." The Rev. David Singh, guest Twenty-five percent of Sunday's ronmental issues as seen from the preacher, is a minister of the offering will go to Project Protect, perspective of Christian theology Church of South India and cur- a home for battered women and the church's mission to the rently a doctoral candidate at hosted by the Elizabeth YWCA. homeless and the poor. Princeton Seminary. . The remainder will be doffed to, The New Jersey diocese en- Singh has led Bible studies dur- the work of "Peacemaking" compasses all of the central and ing the Adult Forum and devel- through the denomination. oped the church's Lenten series southern parts of the state with in 1989. Along with wife Nelamie churches from Elizabeth to Cape he spoke to Sunday school chil- Bishop Mellnick Belshaw May. . ' . ;•• dren and youth for an Advent Greek artist has program. He also has assisted in worship on many occasions. His exhibit at church Alliance Church bills obscenity film sermon Sunday will be the first An art exhibit and sale of the James Bobson, Christian psy- hard-core pornography can be from the pulpit ; paintings of Stefanos Sideris will chologist and family therapist, will won. ' .. •. , • ..•" The Rev. Bruce Williams, pas- be held at Holy Trinity Greek Or- be featured in the film "A Win- Because of the subject matter of tor, will assist with the liturgy. thodox Church, 250 Gallows Hill nable War" at 6:30 p.m. Sunday at the film, a program for children Sunday school for grades 1 to 6 Rd., Westfield, tomorrow' and Cranford Alliance Church. will also be presented in the will begin at the normal 9:30 a.m. Saturday, 10 a.m. to 9 p.m., and After 14 months on the Attorney church's Friendship Room. time in the classrooms. At 10:15, Sunday, noon to 6 p.m. General's Commission on Por- "McGee and Me," a Christian the children will join in the wor- Sideris, a modern Impressionist, nography, Dobson became con- video for children produced by ship, and will sing several songs paints seascapes and landscapes vinced, that obscene material is Dobson's "Focus on the Family" IN MEMORIAM: This memorial garden at Cranford United they have learned during their of Greece. One of his paintings having a devastating impact on a organization, will be shown at the Methodist Church was dedicated at a special service Sunday. church school devotional time. will be auctioned during the ex- surprising number of families. same time. Students in grades 7 to 12 will hibit Admission is free. The psychologist will explore why The public is invited. Admission attend the entire worship service. pornography is addictive and how is free but a free-will offering will Win the fight against the spread of be received. Handicapped are welcome Now it's your turn: at Cranford Alliance Church Obituaries Cranford Alliance Church is hearing impaired. A small, wire- committed to making its facilities less receiver unit worn by the in- six m ^CONNECTION accessible to the handicapped dividual and allows those with Charles Harris Mary Woods and those with special needs. hearing difficulties to hear clearly Charles E. Harris, 67, of Cran- 1974. He was a past master of Former Cranford resident Mary to Berkeley Township 15 years Both the church's sanctuary sitting anywhere in the sanctuary. ford died Sunday at the Westfield United Services Lodge 1118 E. Woods, 85, died Saturday at the ago. She was a parishioner of St building and Christian education Units are available from church home of sister Betty Boiler. F&AM, New York City, a member Jersey Shore Medical Center, Maximillian Kolbe Church, Ber- Place this ad in the category. building entrances have wheel- ushers. Mr. Harris was a technical ser-. of Azure Lodge 1,29, F&AM, Cran- Neptune. keley Township. chair ramps. The sanctuary Plans for the future include the geant with the U.S. Army during ford, and the Scottish Rite pf New Before retiring Miss Woods^had Surviving are a sister, Katfrerine building is equipped also with a World War II. He also had been a •Jersey;':;'' , '.'•' ,....' •.;•;'' •'•.'. been a financial' secretary with Poirier of Berkeley Township, and -. restroom for the handicapped and installation of an elevator in the I My ad copy is: Christian education building civilian employee with the equiv- His wife, the former Edith Ciig- the Chrysler Corp., New York a brother, Eugene of Cranford. a "Handi-lift" which serves three alent rank of commander as the City.,' : . '••'•.:•/...: Her funeral was Tuesday with levels and currently is used by which will allow those with mo- lietto, died in 1985. In addition to bility impairments access to the chief of communications with the Mrs. Boiler, survivors include four Bom in New York City, she arrangements by Quinn-Hopping three wheel chair-bound people second-floor Fellowship Hall. Navy's military sea lift command- lived in Cranford before moving Funeral Home, Toms River. who regularly attend worship Atlantic for 30 years before retir- sons, Charles Jr. of Elizabeth, services, by older persons who are The Rev. Robert Bashioum, ing about 15 years ago. Frederick J. of Westminster, Md., unable to climb stairs, and by pastor, said, "The church seeks He was a member and past Andrew of Bayonne and Frank of Dorothy Rozman younger persons with sports in- .not only .to minister to young commander of the Newell Rodney Cranford; a brother, Wylie of juries. families and young adult singles Catonsville, Md.; and a grand- Dorothy Sikorski Rozman, 72, of Joseph R. of Skillman and Robert Fiske Post 335, Veterans of For- Cranford died Friday in John F. The sanctuary is equipped with but to the elderly and those with eign Wars, Cranford. daughter.! J. of Westfield, and two grand- an infra-red sound system for the physical impairments as well." Kennedy Medical Center, Edison. children. Born in Clifton Forge, Va., Mr. Services were held yesterday at Born in Staten Island, Mrs. Harris had lived in Cranford since Gray Memorial Funeral Home. Rozman had lived in Cranford for A funeral Mass was offered 43 years. . leaning Rosary Society to hold May crowning Tuesday in St Michael Church ce Her husband, Joseph, died in with arrangements by Dooley St Michael Church Rosary So- ballads using a variety of musical 1982. Surviving are two sons, Funeral Home. ciety will hold the ceremony of instruments with commentary fol- Anthony McHale the crowning of Our Blessed lowing the May crowning. Anthony J. McHale, 78, of Cran- former Margaret McDonald; three Mother at its meeting Monday at 8 Reservations for the, annual in- ford died last Thursday in Eli- sons, Anthony P., Michael P. and The all-new Forbes Newspapers Classified Connection is p.m. in the school cafeteria. stallation dinner to be held at zabeth General Medical Center. John J., and two daughters, Mary Emily Brown and Janice Haer Sleepy Hollow June 11 also will Mr. McHale had been a sta- M. and Margaret, all of Cranford; Special <^ t/te where motivated buyers and sellers connect. Play "Make will present love and courtship be accepted at the meeting. tionary engineer for Bell Labs in a brother, Edward of Fountain the Connection" to see how easy it is to buy or sell items Murray Hill for 23 years, retiring Springs, Pa.; a sister, Kathryn • Enter this copy in the contest. in 1977. He was a member of the Noel of Philadelphia; and a or services; Seminary teacher to speak at Osceola company's Telephone Pioneers of granddaughter. 7 UP •America. A funeral Mass was offered Born in Centralia, Pa., Mr. The Rev, Elizabeth Edwards, a ford home of Theone Matz. Monday in St Helen's Church, • Call meat between and seminary instructor, will be guest McHale had lived in Cranford for Westfield. Arrangements were by $ 25 Case Polish up your prose and tell us what items or services There will be a meeting of the 43 years. He was a member of the Dooley Funeral Home. Memorial so I can place this ad in the 13 publications that contain speaker at Sunday's 10 a.m. ser- missions committee tomorrow at 24 cans you'd like to buy or sell in the new Forbes Classifieds. vice of Osceola Presbyterian Holy Name Society of St John the contributions may be made to St 6. the new Forbes Classified Connection. Church in the Brewer Municipal 7:30 p.m. at the Clark home of Apostle Church, Clark. Helen's Helping Hand and Heart, We'll publish some for free or you may want to place the Virginia Apelian. The board of Surviving are his wife, the Westfield. Serving You Gasoline and Diesel 24 hours Building, Clark. Holy Communion Session will meet Monday at 7:30 ad yourself. will be observed. p.m. at Dorothy Proe's home in Mail your entry to: Make the Connection, Forbes Newspapers, Originally from Scarsdale, N.Y., Clark. Garwood Hess 44 Franklin Street, P.O. Box 699, Somerville, NJ 08876 Edwards lives in Trenton. She Barbara Dowling Even if you're not actually ready to buy or sell, submit the teaches the New Testament Greek 431 North Ave. and interpretation at Princeton Hospital seeking Former Cranford, resident Bar- League of Elizabeth-Plainfield ad to the contest and you may have a clean home for a Theological Seminary, where she bara Coleman Dowling died April and St Michael Church. Garwood J/SSS& has studied and taught for the last Bible volunteers 25 in Homestead, Fla., after long half ayear. i Name 30 years. She also has been pastor illness. Surviving are her husband, at Greystone Presbyterian Church, John E. Runnells Hospital, Ber- Born in Wheeling, W.Va., she William; a son, Michael of Gait- For example: To be placed in Real Estate Wanted Elizabeth, since 1988. Ordained in keley Heights, is seeking volun- had lived in Cranford for many hersburg, Md.; and a daughter, years before moving to Florida. Megan Canterini of Redondo 1985, she had worked at Greys- teers for a Bible class held Tues- Beach, Calif. Dooley Funeral Service, Inc. Address tone after receiving her divinity days from 10:30 to 11:30 a.m. Mrs. Dowling was a graduate of degree some 24 years ago. The two Protestant Evangelical the University of West Virginia. Burial was in Wheeling. Memo- Caring & Courteous Service to the Oh, give me a home East volunteers who had organized She was a past member of the rial contributions may be made to of Route 287. Couple, Sunday school for all ages and hymn singing and Bible reading Cranford College Club, Junior a favorite charity. Cranford/Westfield Area Since 1913 child and cat want to stop Town State Zip adult Bible study are set for 9 a.m. for the last 13 years are relocat- roaming . and settle in The junior youth group will ing. The hospital wishes to con- a well-maintained home in meet Sunday at 4 p.m. at the tinue this inspirational program, Linden home of Nan McCarthy. East Bridgewater. Will pay according to a spokesman. Westfield a fair price. Call 805-3066 Phone Senior youth will get together Volunteers are not limited to I rnone Wednesday at 7 p.m. at the Cran- Protestant Evangelical. For fur- DEDICATED TO DIGNIFIED 556 Westfield Avenue after 6 p.m. and on J ther information, call Wendy Hall SERVICE SINCE 1897. 233-0255 weekends. in volunteer services, 771-5848. ' Joseph F. Dooley No purchase necessary. Half year's cleaning awarded to those 18 and Children plant Manager over. Cleaning includes 3 hours of work every two weeks for a six-month period. Only individuals may enter — no corporations or businesses. tree at church Decision of the judges is final. No cash awarded in lieu of the service. Ad Pupils in third and fourth grade copy must refer to actual buying or selling situation in the event that the ad Sunday school at First Baptist FREE Church celebrated Earth Day re- CONSULTATION runs free of charge. cently by planting a pine tree on church grounds. If you want low cost, "By sharing, helping, offering, comprehensive health in- visiting and reading the Bible, the surance which is based on FUNERAL DIRECTORS children learned the importance your age and good health. FRED II. GIUY, JR. DAVID n. CRAuIlSL, Cranford of showing love and caring for the WILLIAM A. DOYLE people of the world," said teacher CALL 218 North Avenua, Edythe Lambert, who organized The Denis A. Dankosky AgeDcy y 276-0255 A DIVISION Of FORBES INC. the Earth Day celebration. 104 Walnut Ave. Francis J. Dooley Jr. The children who participated Cranford, N.J. in the program are Crystal Marsh, Manager, Somerset Messenger-Gazette • Bound Brook Chronicle • Middlesex Chronicle • Piscataway-Dunellen Review • Metuchen-Edlson Review •South Evan Glien, Jason Sampson, 276-0088 WESTFIELD: 318 East Broad St., Fred H. Gray, Jr. Mgr. 233-0143 Plainfleld Reporter • Green Brook-North Plainfleld Journal • Highland Park Herald • The Hllls-Bedmlnater Press • Cranford Chronicle • FranWIn Focus • Moustafa Brown and Raheem CRANFORD: 12 Springfield Avc, William A. Doyle, Mgr. 276-0092 Scotch Plains-Fanwood Press • Somerset County Shopper • Middlesex County Shopper Brown. \. Page B-6 CftANFORD CHRONICLE Thursday, May 3, 1990 Thursday, May 3,1990 CRANFORD CHRONICLE Page B-9

Fugitive of April drug case LSD seizure leads to re-arrest of teen at his sentencing PUBLIC NQT1CE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE In what police say is the largest lamide (LSD)-within 1,000 feet of BOROUGH OF KENIIWORTH •".uopltiiJ. Apnl 10. 1990 name could not be released be- year ago to the day in another PUBLIC NOTICE Approved; April 24, 1936 ., TOWNSHIP OF CRANFORD ORDINANCE NO. 90 I arrested on cocaine charge LSI) seizure in township history, cause of her age. They were LSD arrest involving.Gutherz, a a school, possession^qf marijuana, Eunone Peoo' - • ...... NOTICE- .. ,' , ' - Aclinn Mayor Al a nieetlnrj held on Wedna&day. Aprll.tt. 1990 Iho two' Crariford HigB School stu- charged with possession of LSD former Cranford High School possession of narcotics para- ATTEST Cranlord Planning Board took Ihe following action: POSES FOR AND BY THE BOROUGH OF KENILWORTH A fugitive who has been sought denLs were arrested April 25 with Margaret Adlor, Borough Clerk Application # Linden, were pursued by a Cran- _aijfd possession of LSD with the class president phernali»^ e *^^e aa«A ABaM ^an^ —w wd^ £—possessio — -i n of drugs 1 <^^OC87^uSr yranfordhpolicesinceTApril€fdhli 2 ihtent~lo~distribute,—according to - _* .•» • - - A^^feM • Wf\\% |S*Y/^ _ .. ._ . . _ _ .. ~fbrd~police~oflncerlast^mohth^r —.-- ~- .— county nar- "* ~Tri that incident, Gutherz was in a motor vehicle. 7He bond ordinance published herewith has been final- 8 for linal alta plan approval to construct ah olllce on several drug possession P^N ly adopted on April 24. (990, and Ihe twenty-day period building with, a parking exception, Approved with possession of drugs. cotics strike forde and federal police. The girl who was 15 at the time, of limitation within which a suit, action or pioceedlna conditions. . ; ' arrested April 14, 1989 in munic- BE IT ORDAINED. BY THE: BOROUGH COUNCIL OF charges was arrested Saturday by postal inspectors. questioning iho validity of sbch ordinanco can be com- 7-00: Raymond L. & Josephine Seney, Applicants, 120 Immediately following the early While McWhorter has been re- was charged with the same of- THE BOROUGH OF KENLLWORTH. IN THE COUNTY OF menced, as provided In ihe Local Bond Law, has beoun ipal parking Lot 7 on Miln Street Walnut Avenue. Block 477, Lot B for final slle plan ap- Roselle police for possession of moming pursuit, Harris allegedly And in connection with that leased on bail, the juvenile was fenses except using a juvenile to UNION, NEW JERSEY (nol loss than two-lhlrds o( all lo run from tho dale of the first publication of Ihls and charged with using a juvenile members therol aliUmattvety concurring) AS FOLLOWS' i statement: • • . • proval to use properly for offices with variances and ex- crack, according to Lt William had assaulted officer Ronald Zsak seizure, Detectives Eric Mason released into her mother's cus- distribute and possession of drugs SECTION 1: M ceptions. Approved with conditions. . . to distribute drugs, possession of .,'••'• Margarel Adler O'Donnell. The improvements d^cribed In Section 3 of thta &ond 9-90: Kathleen McGulre. 6 Nomahegen Court, Block 109. with her car on White Street in and Russell Wilde re-arrested tody. in a motor vehicle. ordinance (tho •.'Improveme/iis") have heretofore been ' • Borough Clerk Lot 43 for development In a flood fringe area to construct and possession with the intent to CC9-It-May X 1990 The month-long manhunt for Roselle. She was arrested and Andrew Gutherz, 18, of 504 Casino distribute a controlled dangerous At the time of the arrest inves- authorized lo be undertaken • by Ihe Borough, o( a deck. Approved with conditions; Anthony Collier of Roselle ended Police say the girl is the same Kenllworih. New Jor&ey (Ihe Borough") as goneral im 10-90: Edward & Linda Fortus; 10 Franklin Avenue, Block charged with the aggravated as- PI. Friday just prior to his sen- one who was arrested almost a substance—Lysergic Acid' Diethy- tigators confiscated 95 doses or provernenla. and are the purposes tor which there is 219, Lot 9 for development In a flood fringe area to con- Saturday night when Cranford tencing, by Judge William We- hereby appropriated Ihe amount of $26,000, Including TOWNSHIP OF CRANFORD struct a,deck. Approved with conditions. . . sault of a police officer, eluding "hits" of suspected LSD from the. $1.300 us lh« down payment (the "Down Payment") re- RESOLUTION OF 11-90: Cranford Housing Board, Inc., 720 Uncoln Avenue. NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE police received word that Collier rtheimer on previous drug quired by Ihe Local Bond Law, constituling Chapter 2 of Block 532, Lots 18.19 & 20 lor amendments to a previous- police and various drug posses- pair. ' Title 40A ol (he Now Jersey Statutes (tho "Local Bona BE IT RESOLVED lhal public notice Is hereby given pur- ly approved site plan. Approved with conditions-: had been arrested by Roselle po- sion charges: Jamail Collier was Charges. A plea bargain was reached Law"), The Down Payment in now available by virtue of suant lo the provision of N.JS.A. 40A;12-l3 that ,lhe lice. Two residents arrested in drug raid provision In one or more previously adopled ,budgets for Township of Cranford will sell at public sale to the highest J Robert McArthur arrested less than 24 hours later • Acting upon a federal search March 5 with the county prosecu- d6wn payment or capital improvement purposes ' - bidder at a price not less than the net minimum price Secretary $12.75 CC3-ilM»y3, 1990 Collier, who also goes by the last SECTION 2: /. herelnafter-sel forth at 8:15-p.m. prevailing,time at hs . by Zsak and Detective Bill Peters warrant, police raided the Rut- Two residents were arrested Avenue for possession of cocaine tor's office and Gutherz pleaded mooting at the Municipal Building, Room 107, 8 The financing of a pqrtlon of the additional cost o* tho . name Washington, was remanded and charged with various drug and an undetermined, amount of guilty to possession in excess of Springfield Avenue, Cranford, New Jersey 07018, Tues- gers Road home of Ryan Mc- and possession of narcotics para- Improvements nol covered by application of the Down day, May 22,1990. 50 It , x 34 H. lot fronting on Benjamin • TOWNSHIP OF CRANFORD ito the Union. County Jail, Eli- Payment is the purpose for which negotiable bonds are : possession charges. Whorter, 18, at approximately 4:30 cocaine and other narcotics par- phernalia; The raid was executed 100 milligrams of LSD. He was Street known and designated as Lot 8, Block 420 on the NOTICE zabeth, where he remains pend- hereby authorized lo be issued In tho aggregate principal current tax, map. The Township Committee declares this Al a meeting held on Monday, April 16,1990 the Cran- A warrant subsequently was is- p.m. and searched a package aphernalia were confiscated April under a search warrant with the sentenced Friday to 10 years in amount of S24.700 pgrsuant to the Local Bond.Law (the ' vacant land is not needed for public use. ford Board ol Adjustment took the following aclion: "Bonds"). In anticipation of Issuance of trie Bonds, ing the posting of $25,000 bail. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that said sale shall be sub- Application * ' sued for the arrest of Anthony which they found contained 600 21 after police raided.a North prison. negotiable bond anticipation notes are hereby aulnoriz- assistance . of Westfield police, ject to tho following terms and conditions: 17-00: Louis A. & Ruth L Cunha, 33 Brookdalo Road. . ed to be Issued In Ihe aggregate principal amount of Police had given up hope on doses or "hits" of suspected LSD Avenue residence. Prior to the .sentencing, how 1. Tho minimum net bid price shall be nol less I nan Block 202, Lot 11 ID Construct an addition In a Hood fringo Collier. Meanwhile, Harris and according to police. r $24,700 pur5uant to tho Local Bond Law (the "Bond An- ( Si2.0O0.O0. Purchaser shall deposit with the Township ' area wllh Ie6s than the required rear yard &e I back. netting Collier who they believed , tlcipatlon Notes.' or "Notos"). Jamail Collier posted bail, ac- stamps. . Arrested were Dominick Dow- ever, acting on information un- not less than $1,200.00 which Is 10% of the nol bid price Approved. had fled to North Carolina after SECTION 3: ' .: .cording, to the county criminal McWhorter was arrested along ney,. 25, and Robert Ohngemach, Both men were released into the covered in a recent investigation, (a) The Improvements authorized and tho purposos lor In cash, certified check, bank check or a combination . 18-90: Fr, George E- & Katharine Prass*s, 122 Oak land. he and his partners, Kimble Har- custody of Westfield police. which.obligations are,to be Issued aru as follows;1 Ihoreol upon acceptance ol bid by the Township' Block 239. Lot 5 to construct a deck with less than the case management office. with a 16-year old girl whose 25, both of the 300 block of North Wilde and Mason re-arrested Improvement* . • Committee. • required reaf yard setback, Approved- ris and Jamail Collier, both of 2. Successful bid will be that which results In the Gutherz and charged him with Renovation, repair and remodeling of portions of the 1 21-90: Richard W. & Margol Dfxon. 108 Hernlng Avenue: Board of Health/Recreation Building, including', but. not' greatest net return to tho Township, aftor payment of real Block 210. Lot 5 lo construct a deck wllh less than the estate commission, if any, and complies with all terms - criminal : intent to distribute a limited to the reroofing'of the .entire building, tnstalla-, ; required rear yard setback. Approved. PLAY TIME: Cranford High School seniors Allison Hogan, left, and Jennifer Slattery help and conditions.of sale. tlon of new electrical system In Rocreation portion, and 22 90: John TaQQarl & Margaret Tagout &20 $°ult} controlled dangerous substance genoral demolition and .construction to refit.the building ' 3. Purchaser shall reimburse the Township of Cranford preschoolers, from left, Daniel Lordan, Tamara Suttle and Teresa Lyp at new oak table and (or the cost of publication ol sale, preparation of deed, Avenue, West. Block 474, Lol 301 to conduct a retail ser- • as outlined in the bid spec Ideations for this project.' (LSD) in excess of 100 grams and and such othor legal costs attendant to the sale. Pur- vice In a retail, trade zone. Approved. Errant drivers penalized for Appropriation . . EttlmatMJ . chairs donated to CHS child development class by class of 1970. Contribution was made at chaser shall be responsible for Ihe Title Search and ob- 23-90: Bridal* by Athena, 35 Alden Street. Block 189. Lot providing false information to law and Estimated Maximum Amount taining Title Insurance. . •• . 14 to alter text and appearance of a nonconformfng recent glass.reunion. Child development class teacher is Carol Atin. Migliorini. Students operate Cost ' ol Bondi or Nolas enforcement, officials in connec- freestanding, sign. Approved. $26,000 . ; $24,700 4. Purchaser shall pay and bq liable tor all real propor . program fot'3 and 4-year-plds. DWI and credential offenses tion, with the arrest of McWfiorter ' (b) Tho estimated maximum amount of Bonds,or Bond ty taxes for the current yoar from the first day of the Charles Kiamle, Jr. month following tho closing title.' .•' Anticipation Notes to be issged forthe purpose of finan- ' . Secretary 5. Balance of purchase price together with the costs and the juvenile, according to po- cing apportion of the cost of the Improvements Is 524,700, $1224 . .. CC4'1t-May 3. 1990 Several fines and sentences lice. . (c) The estlmalod cost of the Improvements Is $26,000, aforementioned shall be paid at closing of title which - suspended for six months. Cohen the oxcess thereof over tho estimated maximum amount shall take place within lorty-five days of the confirmation of sale. If closing does nol take place within the time BOROUGH OF OARW00D were imposed during recent Mu- was arrested Feb. 28 by Zsak. CJutherz was remanded to the of Bonds or Notes authorized to be Issued therefor Is the NOTICE , , GLEE CLUB Down Payment. ' •• staled heroin, title shall remain with the Township of Politicians delineate primary issues nicipal Court proceedings before custody of the Union County Cranford and deposit shall be deemed property of the TAKE NOTICE THAT on the 25th day or April 1990 Ihe ', The Westfield Glee Club will Three men pleaded guilty to SECTION Ai . • • . , ' , .Townahip'of Cranford as,liquidated damages. Planning Board of the Borough ol Ganvood, N.J., aft4r Judge James Bell. All Bond Antiplpation Notes Issued hereuridor shall a public hearing, voted In favor of denying Westfield Hall. sheriff and is being held in the ••'... Edwjn H. Force, Chairman present its 65th spring concert (Continued from page A-l) dinance the Township Committee driving on the revoked list James mature at such tlmu as may be determined by. the 413 Lexington Avenue, Cranford, NJ to change the Township Committee Bruce Madden, 22, of South treasurer of the Borough (the "Treasurer"); provided that. -premises al 603 Spruce Avenue, Garwood, NJ into a currently is reviewing for adop- Little, 65, of Jersey City also to county jail, according to police. ATTEST: . . , , Saturday at 8 p.nt at Roosevelt regular Democratic organizational no Bond-Anticipation Note shall mature later than ono re|iglous meeting hall by adopting the resolution of Plairifield and Peter Wagner, 19, Arlone M- Glgon, Municipal Clark driving without insurance and Police are urging residents, to yoar' from Its date. The Bond Anticipation Notes shall bear rnerhorlallzation and that de terminal ton of said Planning Intermediate School, Clark Street, candidates this week. "The com- tion. "Such an ordinance to our 1 $46.02 •.. . , CC5-2tJ-May 3. 10, 199Q of. Westfield pleaded guilty to was fined a total of $800. His be able to recognize LSD by sight Interest at such rate or rates and be In such form as may Board has been filed In Ihe office ol said Board at the • Westfield. Admission is $5 and $3 ments attributed to the (Frank) land development laws will re- driving while intoxicated and . bo determined by the Treasurer. The Treourer shall deter- Municipal BulldlnQ, Borough of Garwood Construction driver's license was suspended for Once popular during the 1960s, mine all matters in connection wllh the Bond Anticipa- TOWNSHIP OF CRANFORD ' Department, 403 South Avenue. Garwood. New Jersey on for students and senior citizens. Capece (municipal chairman) strict the form of overdevelop- were fined a total of $365 each. tion Notes issued pursuant to this ordinance,.and Ihe. PUBLIC NOTICE Tuesday through Thursday from 9tfO a.m. until 12:00 p.m. ment which Hartz could be inter- one year. LSD is usually manufactured in a signature ol tho Treasurer upon the Ndftm shall be con- ' THE 1090 QYPSV MOTH CONTROL PROGRAM and 1:00 p.m. until 4:00 p.m; All Board records are , Democrats are ludicrous. They They were sentenced to serve 12 Michael McKnight, 36, of Win- lab. It is contained on 2 V^-inch elusive ovldonco as.lo all such determinations. All Notes Gypsy Molh ogg mass surveys, conducted by the New available for Inspection al the above times. ' stated they would stand up to ested in. We must be fair," he issued hereunder may bo renewed from time to time sub- Jersey Department of Agriculture, Indicates that gypsy . . ** Bonnie S. Hlrach, Secretary PUBUCNOnCE PUBUCNOTICE hours in the intoxicated driver's |oct to Ihe provisions of Section 8(a) of Ihe Local Bond motff .populations will be very high during May arid June Garwood Planning Board abusive developers like Hartz stressed, "but I believe we also field Park and Iber Sabaroski, 34, square sheets of paper divided Law. The Treasurer is hereby authorlzed.to sell part or recovery center (IDRC)and their 1900. Leaf feoding by the caterpillars ot this pest will J9.18 - .; CCft-n-May 3, 1990 TOWNSHIP OF CRANFORD must strongly protect our resi- of PaSsaic; were fined $500 each. into four oversize blue, purpje or all of the Notes from time lo time at public or private sale cause severe defoliation of many of our trees. Conse- . • ; - •• .' NOTICE ' • •• '•• ••..•• Mountain. Since Hartz Mountain driver's licenses were suspended Sabaroski also was fined $50 for yellow stamps. Each stamp which, . and to deliver them (o the purchasers thereof-upon quently, the Township.has entered into a cooperative gyp- ytxa Board of Adjust men t^ZonlpflJ, Township of Cram is a client of Capece's law firm, I dential neighborhoods,; As a life- for six months. Madden was ar- reqelpt of payment of the purchase price plus accrued sy moth control program with the New Jersey Department ford. CoUnty of Union, New Jersey will hold a public hear . , Interest.lrom their dates to the date of delivery thereof- of Agriculluro arid the United Stales Forest Service. This QARWOOD PUBLIC SCHOOLS . ing on Monday. May 7, 1000, Workshop Meellng at 7:45 find their statement hard to be- long resident of Cranford I want contempt of court McKnight was has a-number and design in its The' Troasuror Is directed to report In writing1 to the rested March 11 by officer Donald program Is being operated on an Integrated approach- PUBLIC NOTICE ' ... • p.m., public hearing at.815 p.m., In the Municipal : to work to insure our residents issued a summons on Feb. 10 by center contains 25 hits of the Borough Council of Iho Borough al the meeting next sue utilizing both chemical and biological means to reduce '.. The Board of Education til the Borough ot Garwood . Building. 8 Springfield Avenue, C ran lord. New Jersoy to lieve.-"' • •• •••-. . '. '"•• • ••'.• • Zsak Wagner was arrested April coedlng the date when any sale or delivery of Ihe Notes defoliating populations'of Ihis lores! post. The-aerial will hold a special meetlng~of the board as follows: consider the following: . define our future and not let out- officer James Switek Sabaroski pursuant lo this ordinance is1 made. Such roport must In- drug. ' ,•' survey portion will be employed.around residential and Monday, April 30. 1990 Immediately .following the 24-90 — SalvatoreChlarelll, Applicant, for a variance from Of Capece's involvement with .18 by officer Charles Hqeffler. clude the amount, Ihe descr!ptlon,,tho Interest rate and rocroat'onal areas. .' " • . • • ' Reorganization Meeting which Is scheduled to begin Ihe requirements of the Zoning Ordinance.to construct side political influences dictate." was issued a summons in June Ihe.maturity schedule, of the Notes sold, the price ob: Hartz, Jordan said, "Capece . Huless Jones, 54, of West Orange at 8:00 p.m. . , . a deck with less than the required 'ear yard setback talned and the name ol Ihe purchasor. • • In this areaonly Iho blologlcaJ Insecticide, B.t 1985. thuringtonsls) will be applied onco by aircraft at the . The meeting will be held In the, Music Room of the Lln- f.VI.C.9.) and loss than the required total for bplh'sido withdrew his support from last Also seeking the two Township pleaded guilty, to refusing to take SECTION U5: • dosago rale of 20 B.I.U.'s In 1 gallon of water per acre- • coin School. yards (Vl.C.8.). at Block 320. Lot 51 known as 218 Sailer Committee seats being vacated by Mark Migiozzi, 30, of 209 Cen- Street. year's Democratic candidates and a breath test and was fined a total Tho capital budget ol tho Borough is hereby amondod Spraying will bo on or after May 9, 1990. The exa6i date The purpose of this meeting Is to consider the ro- tennial Ave and Urbano Arce, 38, Cadet honored to conform wllh Iho provisions of this ordinance to Iho of application will depend on climatic conditions, appointment of the Board Secretary for the 1990-91 25-DQ — Eleanor Myers, Applicant, for a variance from from incumbent Township Com- Vollero and! retiring Vince Brink- of $365. His driver's license was oxlent of any Inconsistency herewith. Tho resolution In dovolopment of the Insect and the amount of acreage school year, . , the requirements of the Zoning Ordinance to erect an of Elizabeth pleaded guilty to NOTE: Adequate notice of this meeting has been provid- above ground swimming pool.too close to both sido pro- mitteewoman Carolyn Vpllero erhoff are Republicans Bob Siach suspended fdr six months. Jones Christopher R. Najafi, son of tho form promulgated by tho Local Finance Board show- 3olected for treatment. A town "contact person" will be driving without insurance and Ing full detail of tho amended capital budget and capital available lo call If ah exacl spray date Is needed. To In- ed to the Cranford Chronicle, the official newspaper.for . perty lines (VI.G.2 (b). at Block 403. Lot 29 known as 34 when they expressed strong op- and Bob Hoeffler who have been Was arrested Jan, 12 by Hoefller. Drs. Jalal and Celia Najafi of 2 program as approved by the Director, Division of Local sure precise placoment of Ihe malarial, aircraft wIM legal ads of the Garwood Board of Education, the Subur- Burnside Avenue. . . • ' were fined $300 each. Their ' Government Services, Department of Community Affairs, oporale only when thoio is little or no wind. Dally opera- ban News, Ihe Courier News, the Dally Journal, and the 19-90 — Richard Kiamle, Applicant, for a variance from position to' the then proposed endorsed by their party. Biach is Dennis Cohen, 41, of Hillside Seneca Rd., has been presented Slate of New Jersey Is on tile wllh tho Borough Clerk and tions normally bogln early In the morning between 5:30 secretaries of both Ihe Washing ton and Lincoln Schools the requirements of tho Zoning Ordlnanco to per mil a in his fourth bid for a Committee driver's licenses were suspended is available for public inspection. a.m. and noon and between 5:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. In the for proper posting on the front doors of both the four-family dwelling In the R-5 Zone (ofie & two-family Hartz Mountain mall project pleaded guilty to possession of the superintendent's award at SECTION 6: . , ovoning. Howover, no community or pesticide applies* Washington and Lincoln Schools. Notice of this meeting residence district) with a parking waiver for less than the seat In 1979 he lost a primary for one year which is mandatory. was-sent to the Borough Clerk ot the Borough of What are the chances his primary '(Ion for gypsy molh control will take place between 7:30 required oM-street parking spaces (VC.7.c.(1). at. Block less than 25 grams of marijuana WHEN RESIDENTS COLLIDE: A first-aider tends to Anne Glowacky, 68, of Woodlawn Avenue Valley Forge Military Academy Tho following additional mailers ar ' . • •• had joined in the pursuit, pro- Union County jail in lieu of bail. SECTION 8; BOROUGH OF QARWOOD and criminal trespass. and in the direction of the {rain The full faith and credit of the Borough aro hereby PUBLIC NOTICE ceeded to tackle the suspect as he Detective Russell Wilde is in plodged to tho punctual payment ot the principal of and A Special Mooting of (ho Mayor and Council and the 90 Police are searching for a third station while plainclothes officer , Interest on iho obligations authorized by this bond or- • Garwood Board of Education will be hold on Wednesday. was climbing a wall leading to the charge of the police investigatioa dlnance- The obligations shall be direct, unlimited obliga- May 9, 1990 at 7:30 p.m. in the Council Chambers. We'll print your recipe with your name and Union County College Invites: tions ol tho Borough, and the Borough shallb e obligated Municipal Building, 403 Sogth Avenue. Garwood, New to levy ad valorem I axes upon all the taxable property Jersey. . • • . • town in a bound booklet that will appear in • High School Students within Ihe Borough lor the payment of the obligations Tho purpose Is lo dmcuao.tho 1990-91 defeated school Police arrest man and thu interest Ihefoon without limitation of rate or budgol- • . • • Adult Students amount. ' < Action will bo taken, •'• • the May 30-31 st issue of your Forbes SECTION g; , . . Doris Polldore. HMC/CMC for setting alarm • Senior Citizens This bond, ordinance shall take of foci 20 days after Iho Borough Clerk/Treasurer newspaper. ' first publication thoreof alter final adoption, as provid- S6.63 - CCIO-ii-May 3, 1990 ed by Local Bond Law. Police arrested a Florida man Information Sessions Your entry will be eligible to win Sunday and charged him with • Steps for succeeding In College setting a false fire alarm at the • Keys to studying effectively PRICES AS LOW AS one of four private cooking les- - corner of Orchid Street and • How to select your academic major sons with one of the area's fore- Dartmouth Road. Speak with bur faculty and staff: Kenneth Denham, 22, of Tal- $ most chefs or the grand prize of a ahasee, Fla., was arrested by of- Admissions catered dinner in your home for . ficer Steven Wilde at 4:30 a.m. at Counseling 799 1 the corner of Cornell Road and Academic Learning Center 20 friends from Soriano's Classic j Colby Lane and charged with Student Activities Elegance Caterers. ' disorderly conduct He was later English as a Second Language (ESL) FREEOPTIONS released pending a Municipal Financial Aid SEE DEALERS Send your entry today! 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U Rehang Service Wedding Gowns Heirloomed "OVER 40 YEARS EXPERIENCE" adults, according to traffic safety Through reading, creative writing r LOOK WHATS HAPPENED ^ "~"i Ask us about our Free Pick-up officer Ron Abram. lessons, posters and bicycle safety DeJIoery Service Through May 31 members are skits, pupils learned about bicycle TO HEALTH INSURANCE COSTS! 1990 Cookbook Judges: promoting bicycle safety and se-safety. Cranford police visited DO SOMETHING ABOUT IT. > BUYERS OF ALL NON-FERROUS METALS curity by teaching bicyclists and each school for informative dis- We Offer: /r-^^ Household Insulated Copperwire •Radiators Mario DeMarchl motorists how to share the road. cussions. • Copper JohnClaytor Steve Soriano The program uses slogans to em- • Dental • Prescription • Brass lead •Moriel • Confections by John Max's Cuisine Soriano Classic Elegance Catering Fourth and fifth graders will • Optical I Incoming Dry Cleaning f 20% OFF . Raritan phasize the importance of adher- participate in bicycle rodeos dur- Orders of $10 or more •Nickel Solders • All High Temps. Middlesex Somerville • 100%Hospitalization I I Bed Spreads & Comforters ' ing to bicycle rales. "Bicycles Batteries Craig Hodgklss ing physical education classes this I Excluding Furs Suede • Aluminum •Gold/Silver Edwin Coss Frank Torcelll Obey Stop" is this year's theme. month. Use Your Own Doctors •• Draperies I Inn Season Restaurant Culinary Renaissance Ind., Family or Groups (up to 14) II Ekd^««Ultcilowniuidr«hini|Mfv(c« Court Cafe I Leather & Down, Storage Prompt Service * Pick Up Service Available * They are reminding residents of The Cranford bicycle ordinance Coupon V«lld Only With Incoming OcanlogOidm f| Coupon Vdld Only With boorolnj OnWa Somerville North Branch Metuchen the importance of wearing bicycle requires biannual registration of TRANSPORT LIFE INS. CO. V Not vldldwilk My dim promotion! ^J V^ Not Valid wllh »ny cXh« promoUoa Call For Prices & Directions IMMEDIATE PAYMENT safety helmets. Countless head any bicycle operated by a Cran- Call: Hoorji Mon-Fri 8~4I30J Open Sat, injuries every year could be ford resident Bicycles may be < MARK ASH 756-8371 287-2033 3571 Kennedy Rd./South Plainfield Enter as many categories as you wish. Page B-10 CRANFORD CHRONICLE Thursday, May 3, 1990 Thursday, May 3, 1990 CRANFORD CHRONICLE Page B-ll Forbes Newspapers - Cranford Chronicle

Story about wild stallion evokes poetic images Pupils in Lainie Cohen's fifth A GREAT HORSE grade language arts class at by Billy Hunt Orange Avenue School wrote Blanco. ISI I O IM cinquains after reading a story As white as sheep . CRANFORD— Im - MYRTLE BEACH, SC— about Diablo Blanco. Diablo Blazing beautiful eyes NORTH PLAINFIELD- As fast as a speeding bullet maculate 6 room apart- (COMMERCIAL \ golf pkgs, vacation Blanco is a wild stallion even- Condo. By Owner. 1 ACREAGE ment, 3BR, garage, getaways, oceanfront tually captured by Roberto, a Great horse! REAL ESTATEbedroom, convenient private yard, convenient PROPERTY condo resort. Indoor/ AUTOMOTIVE I AND LOTS brave boy avenging his father's alfciijt f / location, many extras, location. $850. plus I FOR RENT j outdoor pools, saunas, A WILD MUSTANG $95,000. Call Mark 757- utilities. RJ Glacken putting greens, death, . yo or famrly to e T i ON 0061 evenings. Broker 355-6050 or Diane housekeeping. Free color A cinquain has a syllable by Ryan Cubelo BEACH HAVEN WEST— HOMES ON THE JERSEY READING TOWNSHIP 351-5986. brochures. 1-800-448- AUDI "85 500OS — elo/J a wcefc'/ co 1 SOMERVILLE— VERY pattern of 2,4,6,8,2 per line. Blanco Lagoonfront in popular SHORE. The most /com- , THREE BRIDGES LOTS FOR SALE- GARWOOD— M/F, fur- 5653.. Myrtle Beach Creampuff, . 1Q7K mi., POCONO MTS. NO DESIRABLE 1-3 ROOM Darting through fields resort has 3. bedrooms'. prehensive Real Estate Route 202 exposure. 5 nished house . w/prof.' OFFICE SUITE, will Resort.. . ., -- must see to appreciate. HOUSES Economical gas heat. MONEY DOWN. Take Like a bullet you zoom Guide in Ocean County. room Ranch with possi- female., Master BR, divide, from $350/month. OCEAN CITY— Reserve $4750.201-526-7788. FOR SALE Perfect investment/ vaca- Free copy: Times-Beacon over payments. Bank Sprints faster than any bility for professional use repossessed.lot. Wooded washer/dryer, near train & Fully carpeted & paneled. your vacation now. We AUDI, 85 1/2, 5000 TUR- BIANCO EARTH DAY IDEAS: These drawings are included in a color- observance of Earth Day. Book is titled "We Can Make a tion home. Estate sale Newspspers, 345 E. Bay or day care. $169,500. Garden State Pkwy. $525 Off street parking, close BO— auto, all power, < mustang $99,000. Call Realtor 1- vacation community. handle over 1000 one to I ; by Kerry Hannon ing book produced by Hillside Avenue School third graders in Difference" and contains tips for saving the environment. Ave., Manahawkin, NJ WANKOW REALTORS Many extras. Call Tom incl.'util. 789-8861: to Courthouse. Includes five bedroom units avail- sunroof, kip compute', So long. BEACH HAVEN 800-735-1901: THE •.VAN 08050,609-597*6131. 356-4477 remote radar, car phone, Mustang, DYK GROUP. evenings 1-(717)992-5414. GARWOOD—1st Floor, 2 Cent, air & heat. 725-9100 able weekly, monthly. Call White as cotton GARDENS— Five houses LITTLE EGG HARBOR— SHIP BOTTOM— Picture •Bdrms, living room, days or 234-1362 eves. The Rental Headquarters garage kept, extended DIABLO BLANCO to the. beach from this B RANT BEACH — 3 BR, 2 Bath Ranch. Gas the marvelous Bay views kitchen, den, full base- 1-.800-345-7863 Hager waranty. Call 654-8013. Sprints across the prairie cozy Cape; Large corner LISTEN TO SURF AND Heat, Air, 2 Car Garage, from your own one ment, gorgeous yard. NO Real Estate. by Roberto Perez Pupils at OAS rediscover some long-lost Greek myths W/W, Skylight, Cable, AUDI '86 4000 S— Good : Fearless, courageous, daring, lot. Built ' in fireplace WATCH THE WAVES bedroom Bayfront year PETS.$925, Call Janet cond., P.S., P.B., P/ bold, Devil $249,000' ask for Jean FROM THIS NEWLY Patio. 30 minutes to A.G. round Condo. It's com- I APARTMENTS I276-7900 OFFICE SPACE : Pupils in Mary Beth Kirk's reading class at Orange Avenue School day Therisian sent invitations out to all of the gods and goddesses : Yrs. Young! $122,000. windows, 38,000 mis., Very strong! Hoofs like thunder eves. 492-0129. Weichert RENOVATED CAPE. 4 pact and all new and I TORRENT I GARWOOD 2 Bdrms, 1 A7C, many extras. Asking spent several weeks studying Greek mythology. As a result, several telling them where and when the meeting was going to be held. Realtors, 609-494-6000. BEDROOMS. 1.5 BATHS 201-352-0606. No Real- waiting lor you. Weichert FOR RENT HOUSES Running fast as lightning CALL. TODAY ASK FOR tors. bath, kitchen, living room, $7200. Must sell. Call - More powerful than 20 bulls showed great creativity in writing myths of their own, using many of the A few days before the meeting another problem arose: How were the Realtors, 609-494-6000. ••• newly refurnished -unfur- FOR RENT 704-8749: mortals going to spend a day without the gods and goddesses? Theri- CAROL Eves. 609-597- MYSTIC ISLAND — WEST CREEK— STARLIT nished apt.Close to 3 room suite, plus large WhJ ' elements found in the myths they studied. 7700 WEICHERT REAL- NIGHTS WITH THE CRANFORD— 4 rooms reception area. All utili- BUICK, '89 PARK sian decided to ignore this problem and go right on with the meeting TORS 609-494-6000. Pampered 3 bedroom trains. $675/mth plus AVENUE ULTRA-^ Ruby DIABLO BLANCO Ranch tastefully deco- PANORAMA VIEW OF available 06/01. $750 plus utilities. Call Julie or Phil ties supplied. Centrally The long-awaited day of this meeting finally arrived. This day was a utilities. Near trains, located in downtown CRAFORD— Lovely 6 Red, 8,000mi., mint cond.,; " by David Salgueiro PROUD MUSTANG rated w/stained glass and A.C., SKYLINE AWAITS 233-8492 all options iricl. 20-way nice bright sunny day with a few. light white puffy clouds scattered YOU IN THIS COZY. buses and shopping area. business, area. room Duplex on a cul- . Crazy . •'''.... by Eddie Bombaci The Day the Earth Grew Dark ceiling stencil. Large KENILWORTH-2 p/front seats, all'leather: porch overlooks pool. YEARROUNDER. ONLY No pets. Call 272-8170 de-sac. Immediate oc- Awesome stallion Stallion about Therisian and Choclamanerva were the first to arrive. They Bedrooms, dishwasher, cupancy. Hillside School. int., ABS brakes, alum.;.' picked out a cluster of clouds that looked and felt comfortable and Reduced to $89,900. Call $ 6 9 , 9 0 0 . C A L L a(ler4:30 __• wheels. Car listed ne*/ Beautiful discouraged horse Fast as can be • By Alison Bruner Realtor 1-800-735-1901- CENTURY-21 PARADE washer/dryer hookup. VICTOR DENNIS Close to podI and were also in front of the sun so they could stay warm for the most of CRANFORD— 6Vz rooms Full attic.'Off-street park- parkway; $875 per month. $29,400 last yr., will sell • Roberto's unfinished business Sprinting across the plains THE DYKGROUP. OF HOMES 609-296-9200: REALTOR for $19,800a great deal! : Once every while all of the gods and goddesses from all over the the day. . : plus full attic and garage. ing. No Pets. $700 per 232-7997 or 376-2369 : Killer! You are so quick you fly by me universe would gather together for a very important meeting. Therisian 2nd floor, 3 fam. house. month. 1 Vi months secu- evenings. Call 968-5230. __ ; Blanco. An hour later the first god arrived and was followed by a few other CRANFORD TOWERS Everything Included ex- rity. Available June 1st. 276-7618 was the goddess who was in charge of organizing and being the head of goddesses. Within one hour everybody had arrived. When they started CRANFORD Cranford BUICK '83 REGAL - these, meetings. The purpose of these meetings was to share all, for the CONDOMINIUM cept electric, $995. Or- 276-2258 • to sit down on the clouds in front of the sun the earth started to chard St. area. No pets, ROOMS FOR RENT— 3 LIMITED— 74K pniles, " tasks perfbrmed by the gods and goddesses. ^ n REDUCED TO 18 SPRINGFIELD AVE. TO A/C, PS/PB, P/windows, become: darker ands4iM'kep^ Wjt looked as though it was the middle j, '98,900 272-9469; 272-1860 (leave rooms &•. batrn Close to The preparation for thesemeetings was very complex,.especiaUy^the Luxury ^message).: ; trains & center of toyi/n. P/sunroof, ••• rear; defrost, of the' night All of the gods and goddesses started to talk among Gorgeous. completely renovated 1 BR $209,000 VACATION ADVERTISE new dealer'installed, V-6 first one. Therisian did not know what she was getting herself into. Her. Convenience Non-smoking, no pets, themselves about how smart and clever Therisian was and she must apartment home at the Kahlcrest Condo- Exquisite 3 bedroom Peace of mind CRANFORO-Furnished $475 including utilities. RENTALS eng. at 68,000 miles: first major problem had just popped up: where was she to hold this minium community, features brand new Townhouse. Featuring $3000. Call after 6PM have known that the earth was going to become dark. This meant that Spacious-Modernized Apt. • .1 large bdrm, 2nd Call 272-0719. Call Our Classified meeting? At first she asked the other gods and goddesses for their the mortals would think it was night and would to to bed and sleep kitchen, upgraded bath + plush wall to spacious living room and floor; Utilities included, ROOMS FOR RENT— 3 805-0868. ••.... ideas, but she only had one suggestion. This suggestion was, "Why don't wall carpeting. Taxes and maint. only $265 dining room, gourmet Two bedroom condos Hot Line BUICK '85 RIVIERA— i until the meeting was over. With the mortals asleep there was no way kitchen, finished tec with one & two baths completely furnished. rooms & bath. Close to Full power, garaged. 80K .; you hold the meeting in a temple?" monthly. room, 2V4, baths, . patio from $.149,900. $800/mth. Call 276-3181, trains & center of town. EDGARTOWN— Martha's they could get into any trouble. Therisian was amazed at her luck^. and garage. Walk to New miles, $4950. 658-3363 . The problem with this was a temple was much to small to hold all of Charming 1 bedroom askforlynne Non-smoking, no pets, Vineyard- 3 bdrm,, Ranch, after5PM. ; Everything was going very smoothly. With two bedrooms @ $109,900. York transportation. Eve- & studios from $475 including utilities. newly decorated, deck by TOLL FREE the gods and goddesses invited to come. Therisian finally found the nings 233-4474. Everyone at the meeting seemed to have a fantastic time and loved to By prospectus only $69,900. Superb value CRANFORD-Clean, 1st Call 272-0719. beach & town. Call even- Bulck '87 Century Can- '. solutioh when she and her twin sister Choclamanerva, noted for her hear each other's stories about how they had tricked the humans. All of and location! floor, studio, 2 rooms, ROOMS FOR RENT— i ngs 654-4276 or 232-1057. vas—• Roof, 4 dr., 6 cyl., culinary arts, were baking chocolate chocolate-chip cookies. After bak- ALLIANCE REALTY great for mature single Looking for a responsible LONG BEACH ISLAND excel, cond., orig. owner • the gods and goddesses decided that since they had had such a mar- CALL 773-6262 ELEGANT MODEL male/ female. Private en- SPECIALISTS— For 1-800-334-0531 38K mi., AM/FM stereo '. ing for three nights and days the sister became very tired; and while 233-3600 person, walk to :super- velous time they should have more meetings every now and thea \ Realtor OPEN FRI. TO SUN 11-5 market. No pets. $575 trance, large BR, large Sales and rentals. Let us cass., rear defogger, fuel ' the last batch of cookies was in the oven they fell asleep. No one knew when these meetings were going to be held, but after OFFICE #272-1143 heat included. Immediate yard, Kitchen & bath privi- help you plan your vaca- inject. $7900,356-2634. ; An hour later they were awakened by a loud high-pitched beeping occupancy. CaM Janet at leges. Storage available. tion this summer on Long the first meeting Therisian has held many more. Many of these meet-> Brounell & Kramer Mgmt. Co. BUICK '87 GRAND NA- ! sound. It was the smoke alarm. Therisian leaped from where she was 276-7900 Call 276-3959. Bech Island. Call for ^.CIRRUS r ings were held a moment's notice, but they all turned out as marvelous TIONAL— Show room sleeping and while she was taking the cookies out of the oven she FREE Rental Guide. // V\REAL ESTATE INC. asthefirst _ ••_ _._.•':.'.._..._'• -••'.• '•'''..'' ' '• •••;•.'' Zachariae Realty, Real- condition, 16K miles, shrieked, "I've got it" Choclamanerva asked, "What did you get?" loaded, 6760 warranty, : Whenever the earth becomes dark for some mysterious reason we tors. 1 •800-633-1143; : ; "The solution to the problem of where to hold the meeting," Theri- tillage Advertise in the Classified! CRANFORD $15,800. Call Joe 231- know the gods and goddesses must be having one of their unique 8293. I sian said. "We will hold it in the sky." Therisian said she found this meetings. $89,900 solution when she saw the puffs of heavy black smoke. The smoke CONDOMINIUMS BUICK, 86, ELECTRA , CHARM, WARMTH ESTATE WAGON— reminded her of clouds and that was the only place to hold the Conifer 217 Prospect Ave • Cranford, NJ. 07016 EMINATE... Dealer maintained- have meeting. The heavens were large enough and yet secretive. The next receipts. Fully loaded. ; Iran this Kihfcntt condominium 60k miles. Ex. Cond. By Cara Macaluso noted In on« of Itw nxM dMlr- •bl* comnuiMM In Union Co. $8500 or B;O. 561-0499. This tuny ntfctblstMd 1 BR eon- BUICK '83 LeSABRE— Long ago there lived a god named Zeus. He Was the King of all the IN 2 YEARS.• * domUJum lum Ntw KUctisn, gods. He liked to have affairs behind the back pf his wife, Hera. Hera M«w Applmcss, Htm Wai to WsH Excellent condition, fully The Sacrifices of Love cupMng V Upgradtd bdh. Coo- loaded, new paint, auto, DON'T BE CAUGHT SAYING: wniaUy itutKi watiki miuna would eventually find but about these affairs and be outraged. She, dlsUnc* to train, bus 1 .hopping. AM/FM pioneer cassette, By Jennifer DeVelde would spy on Zeus and then tell all the gods about the terrible things $4200. Call 572-5078. her husband would do • 7 Should have bought a condo at English Vihgewhen" by pmpKtus only CADILLAC '85 FLEET- Way back in the time of the Olympians was a young.man named WOOD BROUGHAM- 4 Thebe. While on a stroll one day among the mortals, Zeus spotted Sierra, a • English Village prices were low. dr.; air power & options, Thebe sang like the wind. He could outrun anybody who raced and beautiful young woman with golden blonde hair and big, blue sparkling cmkijs garaged, immaculate, eyes. Zeus instantly fell in love. He came to her as a cool rain shower, • English Village provided low sponsor financing to qualified purchasers.. REAL ESTATE INC. runs great, 42K mi., ask- competed against him. Thebe was 13 when he first started running and and a short time afterwards she found she was carrying his child. Ing $9500. 722-5387. STUFFED SHIRTS: Mark Elwertowski and Jessica Moltisant at the time he was 16 years old. For three years he had been running Nine months later Sierra gave birth to Conifer. Conifer was a sickly • I wouldn't still be paying off my landlord's mortgage with my exorbitant rent. CADILLAC '66 FLEET- welcome Albert Einstein and Laura Ingalls Wilder" to their sixth in the Olympics and won every event he entered and led Athero (where WHAT ARE YOU SELLING? WOOD & FORD '63 he lived) to victory at the Olympics those three years. boy with undefined courage. He lived with his mother in a small hut in GALAXI 500 XL— Both grade at Hillside Avenue School. Pupils in Teresa Zito's class the mountains surrounded by trees: During the days, Conifer would • I had a chance to build equity & appreciation with each mortgage payment, This lovely throe-bedroom colonial at 2 Cayuga Road w» re- When you put your house on the market, just what are ROSELLE $1000. Call 752-1400. ; Thebe's victories angered the king and leaders of other lands, but it you selling? An empty shell, or everything the buyer sees? read biographies and then constructed a model to represent play under the trees. Zeus would come as a cardinal and watch one of cently sold by Gloria Hoafflar and Kitty Laonowicz, of Mantle infuriated King Antier of Egypt because he had spent large amounts of • I could have been receiving tax benefits as a homeowner. . Agency, Inc. We congratulate the new owners and wlcome them The answer Is usually somewhere In between, and If Vne PARK CADILLAC '82 FLEET- their subject, . . his wealth on training for his athletes. King Antier was determined to his favorite sons from the trees. WhenSierra would call Conifer inside, to Cranford. . terms are not clearly specified in black and white, there's WOOD— Brougham., Im- '. rid himself of Thebe, so he hired a spy to learn Thebe's training route he would sit by the windows and watch the trees sway in breeze. bound to be a misunderstanding at the closing. maculate cond., light ' Since there were very few. playmates for Conifer, he named the trees • My after tax payment would have probably been less than my current rent. When you first list your house, you'll determine what you brown w/dark leather in- .• so the spy could kill him. and gave them human characteristics. He was very sad in the winter are offering with the property; perhaps major appliances, terior. Beautiful car, After a day or two, Thebe noticed he was being followed. Then, all of lighting fixtures, window blinds. You'll decide what you want $4500or B/0.985-2136. when the trees would lose their leaves or hair as he like to think of it DON'T WAIT ANY LONGER! to take with you, like family heirlooms or a cherished a sudden, the spy ran up to him and tried to stab him with a knife, but He missed his friends during the lonely winter months and longed for chandelier. After that, everything's negotiable. .. Thebe ran away top fast for the spy to catch up. When the King found That's why it helps to have a real estate pro working for CADILLAC'87 SEVILLE— A basketfull of wishes out about this he had the spy put to death. King Antier pondered over the spring to come to see his friends once more. you. We're accustomed to negotiating; we know how much Rosewood, leather interi- 276-0370 you have to "gh/e" to "get" what you want We know what or, all power, alarm, ex- how to rid himself of Thebe, but he couldn't come up with anything, so When Conifer was 7, he became very ill. A doctor confirmed that Conifer would die before the winter was over. Zeus came to visit M-F call for appt... Sat. 10:30-4:30 "In working order Is worth compared to "as Is." We're cellent condition. $8900. from Hillside youngsters he set off to sleep on it Conifer, introducing himself as his father. He granted Conifer one wish. prepared for contingency clauses and temper tantrums and Call 526-8963. During the night, the king dreamed that a beautiful lady came to him. we're familiar with the pitfalls that have tripped up sellers CAMARO, 79- 400 CID, The lady told him that he could get Thebe by sending his daughter, Conifer thought before saying, "I wish that the trees would stay green and buyers In the past " COLFAX 50k miles, PS, PB, AC, Pi- Children in Enid Bross' third bike. I would take good care of all year long, not just the ones by my house, but the trees all around the Why get tripped up? Put an expert to work for you. oneer removable stereo, and fourth grades at Hillside it My second wish would be to Princess Pasiphae, to seduce him and get him to come back to Egypt so Barton Realty where "We sell America right here In your world." After stating his wish, Conifer died. . hometown" through Homes For Living—a national network. MANOR new battery, starter, air Avenue School wrote about have a clubhouse and have her father could arrange for Thebe to be killed. BOUNDLESS CONTENTMENT SCHLOTT REALTORS, 284 East Broad Street. WestSeid. New shocks, too much to list. Zeus kept his promise to Conifer and certain trees stayed green all Jersey, announced the listing and sale of this home at 221 Locust ACONDO their wishes. friends in it My third wish Pasiphae was appalled at the idea and was frightened. She didn't Dr., Cranford, for Mr. & Mrs. Leon. The property waa handled by $1600 or BO call Kevin year long. He named them evergreen, and in memory of Conifer, the 'Yes You Can Buy a Home In-New Jersey" THAT MAKES A 526-5280. would be to be rich and go to want to do this task for fear the gods would punish her, but the King • trees grew cones. .•'.', , Susan O'Arecca- •.'•..' A WISH MGM Studios in Florida. I said that if she didn't do what he said he would kill her young son, so 10T OF SENSE! CHEVROLET '77 P30 14 I wish I was pretty. I wish I would go with my, best friend, She relented and set off for Athens. FT. Step-in VAN— All REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS Barton Realty aluminum body, brand was a star. It would be good if Casey. " When Pasiphae arrived in Athens she sought to find Thebe. She 106 N. Union Ave. •Cranford • 272-4020 new condition, not used the world was rich. If.I would Erica Hellhake. found him and they became good friends and over time fell in love with LIKE NEW for 5 years. Must see. For be a famous person, I will give each other. Pasiphae. was sad and confused. She was torn between 1 BEDROOM CONDO .much. more Information people some money so they can MY WISHES Thebe and her young son. She knew if she didn't bring Thebe to her call 356-5598. father, he would kill her poor son, and if she brought him back her CHEVROLET '78 MONTE buy some clothes. I would wish for the whole $84,900 CARLO— Mint condition, Michelle Alexo world. I would want everything cruel father would kill her only love. n May 6th newly painted, air, auto, in it I would want all the Thebe would find Pasiphae crying here and there and demanded she power windows. Call after A WISH money. I would want toys the tell him what was the matter, but she couldn't tell him. After some OPEN HOUSES ?i ?M* only M,600 down 5PM 356-4340. persuasive reasoning, Pasiphae relented and told Thebe her situation. for qualified buyers, If I had three wishes, I would most VA and FHA CHEVY, 77, TOW wish for more wishes. I would John Bedson Thebe insisted on getting her son, but the only way that would happen llnancjng available TRUCK— good condition. wish for money and I would be was if Thebe gave himself up to King Antier. 24 Windsor Place*Cranford Carol Court • Cranford Must see! $2900. Call rich. I would wish for the Gi- WISHES FOR ROBERT Now all this time the fair and lovely Aphrodite, the goddess of love, Uwk WkX VM M • after 7PM 658-3018 ask was watching them and her heart softened when she saw how much hiTMrCMfWtly for Tom. r •• ants Stadium. One day Robert was out at CHEVY, 87, CAMARO Patrick Ekstrom night and he saw a shooting they loved each other. So she found Pasiphae's little boy and reunited . 1 n. «K MMiBUNCf SPORTS COUPE— Bright star. He wished for money, him with his mother. * . • HUM NfW KiTCm red, new tires, AM/FM MY LOVELY WISHES toys, and a loving brother. Knowing that King Antier would search for them, Aphrodite turned • KfW imMtMTM cass., sun roof, 45k miles, Thebe, Pasiphae and her son into some new. creature. They had golden excell. condition. $8000 My wishes would be to get When he came home, his fa- • NM MSMMSm or BO 276-7296. married and go" to the mall ther had won the jackpot Then fur with dark black spots. Aphrodite called them cheetahs. She granted "I sat near the open window and enjoyed the scent of my lilacs and . NfW M CMNIIIMIMa the visual Image of clusters of purple stars." > WW WALL n WILL CHEVY '78 MONTE with Carrie and. Megan. I he went up into his room and them one more gift, the ability to run.like the wind, just like Thebe. CMKTM By Ann Lovell CARLO— V6, PS/PB, would love to have a mansion found a lot of toys. In a few • BNUKB UTMMM AM/FM cass. w/equalizer, in Hollywood, California. I days his mother was pregnant new tires, crager rims, Robert Orsini Cranford house on wide quiet street—lot 50 x 150. 2 • "IMUm WMHMT' excel, cond. S2500/BO: would be on the beach every- Drastically reduced to $150,900. Owners are retiring Spacious and lovely throughout, thJaJUoom colonial UNMCAMM 526-8676 after 6. day of the year. FUTURE TIMES: Seventh graders In Catherine Dudley's class mln. drive to GSP, 5 mln. walk to NY bus, 10 mln. walk to Florida and are anxious to aeD this MINT CONDI- offers SO MUCH! Country kitchen wtth amenities, MUS...NMTTOI TION 7 room Colonial home. Features; 3 Bedrooms, • UOTU "A" HUD CHEVY '87 CAMARO— Kimberly Krahnert THE THREE WISHES at Hillside Avenue School exhibit projects for recent "Expo for to train. Sunny open spaces with views of lilacs, laven- forma! dining room with greenhouse window, Mng Red sport coupe. 6 cycl, the Future." From left are Kelly Mayer with her answer to the Den, new kitchen and maintenance free exterior. room with fireplace, 1st floor family room with skyflght » MMVNR TUCK If I had three wishes, one der and raspberries. and woodbumlng stove, PLUS 4 bedrooms, 2U baths, . WALK ro nuns INKS black interior, fully load- THREE GOOD WISHES would be that I can fly. The laundry problem, Denlse Heywood with solar powered bicycle finished basement with reo room and extra room.. ed. Asking $7800 or b/o, Greenhouse converts In summer to screened porch with Sold by prospectus only 469-7389. . If I had a magic lamp, it second would be that I have no and Gina El Koury with self-contained lunar city. Located on col de sac In Cranford - this home b A OPfN HOUSE: would give me three wishes. homework. The third would be pet doors overlooking fenced private yard. 1st floor LR MUST SEEI JUST REDUCED TO $279,000. CHEVY '86 CAVALIER Z UIMM1II MM to 1 »••• 24- Auto, power steering, One would be for a bike. The that I could eat all the food I w/flreplace, OR, Study, eat-In kitchen w/sunrise view; SMMY HMMtolM>. power brakes. AC, other would be for 20 presents. want If I had any more wishes, 2nd fl 3 bedrooms, full bath. Downstairs large versatile m «. Mtax >«•.,»# 1U sunroof & tilt wheel. Best Last but not least, I would want I would wish that I was rich. room + European plan full bath with steambath. sit* plMM m-M*7 offer. Call 245-3659. a car. Maybe, I would wish for a bunk Free household items; piano, major appliances, etc. to CHEVY '87 CAMARO SC- Meeker Sharkey, Realtors Call 773-6262 V6, 5 spd., PS, PB, 4 Andrea Rosenkrans bed. I would sleep on the top This page is sponsored buyer. Owner, principals only. $209,000. 272-5691; 24 and my brother would be on speaker stereo, tires like Hamilton Ave. ACIRKUS new, ex. mtce., under 20K COOLEST WISHES the bottom. 124 South Ave. E, Cranford, NJ 07016 201-272-2570 ml., Asking $8500/BO. I wish that I had lots of math Steven D'Ambola as a public service by ///V\HALtSTATIINC. 7530861,Iv.msg., Rob. cards. I want lots of paper and Ill Broker pencils. I wish I had some DRAG RACES games.' I wish I could drag race. I American Home Week is a national Chris Gathercole want a jet funny car. I want to UNITED COUNTIES race Northern Force. event which celebrates the rights and LOTS OF WISHES Scott Ivory TRUST COMPANY responsibilities of home ownership. I would wish for a red car MEMBER, UNITED COUNTIES BANCORPORATION Forbes Newspaper recognizes and and a real baby. I would wish MY SPECIAL WISH MEMBER, FDIC fora lot of money. I wish that I was rich. I PRESIDENTIAL VISIT: George Washington explains Revolu- salutes all those who play a part in Jessica Woods would like a Lamborghii. If I had a Lamborgini, I would tionary War muskets and rifles to Brookside School fifth Bellord • Berkeley Heights • Chapel Hill • Clark • Cranford • Elizabeth making the "American Dream" of home graders, from left, Abigail Dreyer, Jilian Fazio, David Feder, Hlllsborough • Hillside • Keansburg • Kenl[worth • LJncrott • Linden • Madison APRIL 29-MAY 5 MY THREE WISHES drive to the World Series. • Mlddletown • North Plalnfleld • Oakhurst • Port Monmouth • Red Bank ownership a realty. My first wish would be a Courtney Reynolds Jason Ellis and Evan Damerow during recent visit. Carl Halg- Shrewsbury • Springfield • Summit HOME WEEK ren portrays Washington. *>-!!> t'KANKORD CHRONICLE Thursday, May 3, 1990 Thursday, May 3, 1990 CRANFORD CHRONICLE Page B-13

OLDS, 85, CUTLASS TOYOTA, 85, COR- VOLKSWAGEN '80 RAB- CIERA— 4dr, 6 cyl, AC,OLLA— Cream, 4dr, auto BIT CONVERTIBLE— 41K AM/FM, cruise, PB, PS,AC, AM/FM cass/ miles, r^ed, new top, radio AUTOMOTIVE auto, hi mileage. Excel equilizer. $3500 Mint & tirqs-, excellent cOndi- CLASSIFIED cond. $3800.889-7315! condition. Call 249-1377, tion.32500. 781-2630. OLDSMOB I LE '84 DaveorSas: VOLKSWAGEN, 87, J ET- C 0 N N E C T I ON CUTLASS CIERA— 4 Toyota '87 Celica GTS— ^NISSAN '87 M&XIMA- OLDS-JBO-OMEGA- TA GLI—23k miles, _P.S, C O N N E C T ION MERCURY '82 COUGAH Silver,- auto, Power g c6nd AC;, gray, Pio- DODGE 84, 600— 77k FORD, 87, TEMPO GLS- FORD '88 MUSTANG GMC88C0NVVAN-V8; JEEP '86 CHEROKEE— XR7— V6 ovd, auto.PS,' everything, 41,000 mi. New AC, PS/PB, AM/FM PB, cruise, alarm, p./ neor stero $7800 quick GT5- black with grey 350 auto, AC, PS/PB, PW, 4x4, 2.5 litre fuel injec- radiator; water pump, stereo, 28,000 original sunroof, windows, locks, sale. 549-4637 eves, or miles 2 dr. PB, PS, AC, 5spd, all options, 30,000 PB PW, PDL. AC, Ken- Cream Puff Must Sell, hoses, belts, re BUSINESS AM/FM, new carb.-,exc. miles. 6 year 60,000 mile velour interior, 5 speed, Plks. cruise, tilt, AM/FM tion,-4 cyl., hitch, 48,000 wood AM/FM cass.., new car is in. $9950. Call " S. miles,$4200.968-3047. lumbar seat, AC, AM/FM 536-85006x1. 272days.. VENDORS AND SHOPPERS Cass. 4 capt. chrs., fold mi., $6,800. Call 968-8333 brakes, trans. & motor. stereo cass, w/E.Q., excel OPPORTUNITY AUTOMOTIVE running cond. clean car. warantee $5000. Call excellent condition. sunroof, mechanically 985-2567. , . 89Kmi.,$950/BO. OLDSMOBILE '87 DELTA VOLVO '81 STATION $2100. call 757-2879 or 563-2932. Loaded. $9600/neg 201- down bed 20k mi. $16000 or 699-1323. sound, ex. cond., must 88 ROYALE— Power cond, $12,000; 781-3940 WAGEN 240 DL- Ex- WANTED 369-7835 after 6PM.. or BO, Excellent cond. NISSAN,. 83, SENTRA— Call 805-9652. days; 725-0284 eves. 356-8628. FORD,. 86, TEMPO- see. $3150/BO. 359-6876. MITSUBISHI, 86, CORDIA 4dr sedan, 5 spd, AC, windows & doors, tilt cellent mechanical con- C O N N E C T I O N Call 752-4928.-- ••• . ._• JEEP '89 WRANGLER L— 3dr hatchback. 5spd, OLDS "86 CUTLASS— wheel, stereo radio and dition, AC, luggage rack, DODGE, 87, SHADOW auto, silver w/burgundy HONDA 89 CIVIC- Hatch AM/FM good condition TOYOTA, 80, CELICA ES— turbo charge, AC, . LOREDO— hard/ soft top, M E R CUOV 1 987 AC, AM/FM stereo cass., Supreme Brougham- V6, cassette, 4 door, AC, new ST— needs tune-up, extra tires. Price $3500. BE YOUR OWN BOSS— 13th Annual CHEVY 76 CORVETTE— int. AC, 78k miles. FORD, 88 TEMPO GL— back, 5 speed, cassette, $1995call 752-7348. CHEVY '76 MALIBU 5spd. PS/PB PW, PL PM, $2500/BO. Call 709-1184, Auto., PB, PS, AC, R/def, removable AM/FM. TOPAZ—34,000 miles, Excellent condition. High PS/PB, P/window & lock, tires, new brakes, excel. repairs on breaks & ex- Call 201-356-2943. : National manufacturer Alumni Association Flea Market Yellow w/orange trim, AC, 9K miles, very new NISSAN *84 30OZX TUR- CLASSIC- AC, PS, PB,AM/FM cass. rear del., blk tint/ws, AM/FM stereo, cassette, many options, A/C, PS, PB, AM/FM highway milage $3300/ BO—-5 speed, ex. cond. cruise, AC, AM/FM cass,, ^ond $7500. Call 654- haust. 123k miles, AM/FM needs local person to Brown leather int., PW,PW, till. New exhaust/ blue, excellent condition. VW. '8 5 Quantum service 100% natural w/silver int. $5495 Call 4dr. front wheel drive, 4 9,000 miles, $13,500/BO. stereo, white w/red BO. Call 356-5431. T-tops,, full power, 73K gray, 2 door, excellent nsai aftprVKlPM cass. No reasonable offer Wagen— Auto, PS/PB, AUTOMOTIVE PS, cruise, mint cond.. battery/ shocks. 66K, runs FORD '77 MUSTANG Asking $8100. Call 725- Call 7550282 eves. ehterior, excellent cdndi- • condition, 33K miles, ' atterbJ0™- juice route. Best one-man SATURDAY, MAY-12 273-0335 after 5PM. COBRAII 302- 4 speed, cyl. fuel inj. Red w/red in- NISSAN '87 300ZX 2 plus miles, $6300. Call 201- PLYMOUTH '85 DUSTER refused. Call 754-9086. P/windows/locks. AC, 48,000 orig. mi. Asking well. After 5pm call ter., 4 new Michilin tires, 8127.. . JEEP "84 CHEROKEE— 4 , tion $5,100 526-8549 'business ever. No selling. DODGE, 1988 600— 4 dr. new shocks, exhaust, 2— 5 speed, 14K miles, 359-1807. $6700, Call 271-4673. TURISMO— 2DR Hatch, TOYOTA '85 SR5 AM/FM- cass., rear, No overhead. Must have. S11.900. Call 968-1276. (201)722-3621. 37,Q0Omi. garaged, excel, HONDA '87 CIVIC HAT- cylinder, 71K mi., all MERCURY '78 extended warranty, mint OLDS '78 CUSTOM 5spd., 68,000 mi., new (rain date May 19f sedan. 5600 mis., cruise starter, ball joints, paini. NISSAN '82 SENTRA PICKUP— 55K miles, defoger/wiper. 67K Hwy $14,400, secured 100% by CHEVY "88 BLAZER — CHRYSLER '89 NEW cond. Must sell driving CHBACK- auto., AM/FfM power, options, cruise COUGAR— PS, PB, AC, condition, $14,000. CRUISER— auto., all tires, AM/FM stereo, ex- CHfVY, 86, CAMARO — control, tilt wheel, A/C, $1550 or best offer. Call STATION WAGON — power. New tires exhaust mint condition, 5 speed, ml/, $4800.232-2233. inventory, $55,000- very 4x4, 350 auto.,. PS. PB, YORKER '-LANDAU.— ' Co. car. reduced from stereo, white; excel. control, AM/FM stereo many new parts, $1675. 548-6727. cel, cond. $3300/BO. Cail UNION COUNTY COLLEGE (Hi. k, 6 cyl, AC, AM/FM PW, PDL. AC, Cruise, tilt front wheel drive, AM/FM. Rich 356-0482. $6,900 10 $5,999. 526- 4DR, AC, AM/FM radio, brakes. KGood condition; A M / F M cassette, VW '87 JETTA GL— 4 dr., possible first year. This Champagne, 4 dr., perfect Owned by elderly couple. cond. 44K highway miles, cassette. Always garag- '63 OLDS DYNAMIC 88, 4 356-7229. '..'a:..s.. fully loaded, New. wheel, sunroof, tow w/ FORD '85 CROWN VIC- 1034.' '' • ed, $6000. .464-5160 even- dr.. runs well, no rust, NISSAN '86 300 ZX, 5-spd. stick,, body good $750/BO. Call 766-7287. bedliner, cap, sunroof, auto, sunroof, cruise, all could make you indepen- 1033 Springfield Ave., Cranford body, AM/FM cassette, Asking $8500.439-2804. good commuter, $4900. PLYMOUTH '81 $4500 or best offer. Must power: 38K all highway dent. First time offer, for lues, mint condition, 71k hitch, $13,000. 276-6262. . 35,000 miles, $15,500. TOR I A— With tow ings; 763-1161 days. $1300/BO. 234-0154., 21.000 orig. miles. cond. Needs head tgasket. Eves. 231:0789. OLDS, 1985, , , , HORIZON— 4 door, Hat- see to appreciate 233: miles, mint condition, details call 9AM-9PM, 1- miles must sell $3900 or CHEVY '85 CAVALIER 457-3512. DODGE '78 TRADESMAN package, 5K load, power BlackyBlue interior, auto, $350,Call 231-1391. TORONADO— FORD '65 THUNDER- HYUNDAI '87 EXEL electric Chback, 95K miles, good 0316 leave message. 800^633-1740. INFO CALL: 709-7506 WAGON— fully loaded, CUSTOM— Auto, P/S- equipped, AC, hitch, Air, T-1ops, loaded. Excel, NISSAN '84 STANZA— 4 must sell $7200/bo. 699- CHRYSLER, 84 E- BIRD-^ Must see, green GLS— Top of the line LINCOLN '86 MARK VII MERCURY, 80, ZEPHYR cond. $12,000 Firm. 359- seats, windows & doors runnjng condition, best 5340 days. 239-9321 eves. CHEVY '57 BELAIR PS, PB, AC, AM/FM-4 CLASS— 61K mis., P/S,Siant 6. 65K miles..Needs levelers, 44K miles! Call with white vinyl top, Loaded Bill Blass edition. Z7— Black gold, 2dr, door, auto., all power-plus Electric .moon roof. 60k -9041 after TOYOTA '85 COROLLA BOUND BROOK some work. Asking $700. 369-5461, Branchburg-. 4DR Sedan, Air, 5spd., 3709 eves. o((er Cal| 722 '84 BLAZER K5 SILVER- COuVE— Tropical blue & speakers, split rear seat, P/B, A/C, AM/FM loaded, AC, P/windows, upgraded stereo, like new Excellent condition. auto, AC, PS, PB, AM/FM power sunroof, AM/FM miles: Excellent condi- 5p^ : LE— 5 spd. stick, AC, DELI/LUNCHEONETTE Call after 6PM 754-3613. cruise, AM/FM, 68k miles, ADOS 4x4. No-rust, New COALSTOVE-Antique iv:ute hard top. 74,000 low miles. Asking $3800. cas.sette. Struts, front brakes,- antenna, PS, $3500/B.O. Call 788-6962. Garaged. One-owner. cass. 99k mi. Runs good, NISSAN'83 SENTRA- 2 cassette, AC, $3900/best tion, well maintained. LY MOUTH '87 Turn Key operation. In- $75, Wooden playpen $12, .original, miles. Restored 752-5171 after 5PM. DODGE '83 SHELBY— FORD '87 T'BIRD TURBO dr., Hatchback, 5 sp., AC offer. 247-9729. excellent condition. 350 4 bolt eng. & trans. All cludes' equipment and brakes, tires, exhaust bucket seat with console, HYUNDAI '88- Safety 58,000 miles. $11,900. No rust or dents $1000 0 3 4 Pair new. green glass • iijiiiidu & some, inside. Charger, 2.2 liter, 5 speed, COUPE—Siver,5sp., PS,, PS/PB, AM/FM cass\ NISSAN '85 300ZX TUR- davs b'r561 -48a7 eves' ° HORIZON—Auto, PS/PB, $3.950. Call 548-6048. , power. 4" lift, 33" tires stock.' Has large parking system approx. 1 yr. old: $3000 or B/O. 526-3696, • __ lock, 4 dr, blue, rear Call 781-7341. Call 722-3480. oays or bbi 4B»/ eves. AM/FM 60K mi|es $23Oo. FOR SALE fable lamps $30, Antique lop shape, no rust, runs CHEVY; '87 CAPRICE— Asking $2800. 526-5964. new brakes, AC, $1500 or anti-lock brakes, PW, stereo. Very good corld BO— Mint condition, 36K Rancho susp. A\. wheels, lot and potential for Pseat, cassette: AC, mint defroster, front wheel MAZDA 87— 4 Dr sedan, MERCURY 79 COUGAR OLDS ••85. CUTLASSj Call 563-2984. . . stereo, alarm. Must see.. catering or meat market. Kerosene ceiling light (;i.\n $10,157,873-1339. Wagon. 9 passenger, PS, B/O. Must sell. Call Rich FORD '83 MUSTANG L— 90K,mi. 38 MPG.,Asklnq miles, leather interior, 5 SUPREME- loaded, all , $100.725-5238 CHRYSLER '8 5 cond., 50K mi., asking drive, manual steering, no auto, AM/FM c 3 s s . XR-7, PS, PB, AC, orig. Advertise In the Classified! $10,500.469-8635. CHEVY '86 CAPRICE PB, AM/FM stereo cass;; at 3560482. Power steering & brakes. sunroof, PS, PB, AC, $1800. 754-3613 after 4. •• speed, all power, $12,750. power. 8 cyl., vinyl top, !. r_V.!v r, . . $49,900 : A/C, P/windows, locks & LeBARON— Convertible, $7500.276-7155. _. AC, 12K miles warranty. owner, 76K ml., welj NjSSAN '86 SENTRA"^ 699-1464. I WANKOW REALTORS CLASSIC— V8, loaded, Town' & Country. Mark Air-conditioning, 2/tone 9,600 mi. $4995.463-3864. charcoal .gray ext,,light maintained. Asking excel, cond, high mile-WAGON-, Premier auto, Air Condltloner-8,000 , seat, cruise, tilt, loaded, DODGE, 83, SHELBY FORD "84 F250- 2 wheel blue. 604-8436 Mon-Fri. or Excellent condition, 1 359-0016 air, AM/FM, excel; body & 356-4477 cBTU's like new. Sears j looks great, runs great'.' Cross package, leather,. gray int. 32k ml.'Ex.' cond. OLDS "80 CUTLASS every option avail. 30,000 CHARGER— 2.2 liter 5 JAGUAR '84 XJS-HE— $1.200- Call 548-5524. year extended Warranty .-i. 'W mileage. Asking P/windows, locks, driver drive, 4 speed, 6 cyl., bed 241-9781 Sat. & Sun. §8700 neg. 545-6673/ SUPREME—. V-8, new interior. Runs very well.- brand, reasonable offer t_ui« ioi o-'rc ^ i •_• mis .,' mint cond. Asking speed. New brakes, A/C, FORD, 89, MUSTANG— elegant, metallic gray, still in effect. $42,000 GET EXCITED- Up tab le in $ Chl W095 CalJ766-USS^ seat, auto, AC, cassette liner, best offer over MGB '69 GT— $4000, par- tires, runs well, 120,000 120K miles. Orig. owner. & accepted. Call 272-2080 h ^ ;K ton'n ^, ^ $9900 or offer. 7f $1500 or: B/O. Must sell leather- interior, 60K plus miles. $4500. Call 356- coming trend, • low in- - ..^.^. o -..^z?:—-•cab.- , —36x16-$200 •- ~—*- . All ygoo—d CHEVY '67 1 TON DUMP deck, with E.Q.,- turbo, $4000. 781-2521, Mike. 5.OLX Sedan- Blk/grey int. MAZDA '83 RX7 GS—tially restored. Call after 4 mi. Asking $500/B.O. Call Advertise in the Classified! $750. Call 369-7416. Is There call Rich at 356-0482, sunrf, 2 new tires, every miles, $13,500. ,707-1023. 5642, . . • vestment, high return. ALTO SAX, Brass, Selmer cond. 561-2264 after4pM. TRUCK— good shape, CHEVY. '77 NOVA- 4 aluminum wheels, ex- FORD '86 E-350— White Sunrise Red, louvers, pm, 561:9218: 799 P L Y M O U T H ' 7 6 Call Frank 241-3158. Bundy 2 excellent cond.- option,; 28k mi, 5spd. JEEP '84 WRANGLER rnuny new parts. $2700/ door, V6, good condition, cellent condition, 52K DODGE, 79, LIL RED EX- Van, 60,000 miles, radio, AM/FM cassette, sport VOLARE— 6 cyl.. auto, •— = ;—: ;—tion, includeincludes cascase && alall r n , n M , . • MGB 75- Runs great, n M u L u N A L 7 FT. br>!-.t_offgf. 236-2748. 74 K miles, $500. Call miles, $6500. Call 609- PRESS PICKUP TRUCK— $4700. Call 276-5798. Navy Bound, Must Sell S— 4 cyl, 4 wheel drive, wheels, factory sunroof. PS/PB, many new parts, Looking For Aggressive parts. '•'""'"$400/B.O . °-Call • ' good, condition, weber People— Interested in COUCH— with loveseat ?01 356 9295 497-0341. all original, 52k orig. $11500.668-4886. AM/FM cass,, soft top. 5 $3800. After 6PM, 788- needs nothing, $600 or 707-0260, after 7PM. ('HEVY "77 CAMARO - ' - — miles. $8995 Call after speed, sport wheels, bra, 7040, carburetor, new alternator earning unlimited income plaid color, two end LV—"su'purb < ond., orig. CHRYSLER '88 5TH FORD '85 THUNDER- best offer. Call 287-1941 AMPEG B40 CABINET— tables, coffee-table, Ex- CHEVY '87 CORVETTE- 4PM 287-1362. ' BIRD— Navy;-.'all.'power,- ex. cond!, white. 10K mi. and top. AM/FM cassette, working part time from V.S.JD'.).engine AT, AC, PB, AVENUE— all black, gray ESCORT-T- 36K MECURY, 88, SABLE must see. Asking $3100.' leave message. home ODDortunitv $225; Tray<10r 6 channel cellent cond, $120. Call coupe. 13,000 mi. Bose AC, AM/FM 'S.tere';cr j| $10,000. Call 805-0546. your nome. upponunny 1on (t PA Rria,j n. $£op- or B/O • 752-white,'.4 wheel drive, 31" lurbo motor, 4 speed, ex- gotiable. 5429. M TSU B SH l 88 trucks? Deco: ibTe GMC "87 JIMMY— Ex- JEEP '89 WRANGLER— MERCURY '86 COLONY J , ' 1 i; ' Extend: black, loaded, extras; 28K Wall Warren bed/dressing table room, $900. bxceileril t,;io1. .- Micky'Thompsons, • ask-cellent condition, very FORD '84 BRONCO II— FORD '66 MUSTANG — b e 00 COMMERCIAL PROPERTY FOR RENT THF inn«/ w cnair, e, , condition ing Black w/gray soft top, ful- PARK- 9 passenger £ ™ ± « 'T.L ^; Transport, THE 100% ' ' dresser, armoire, condition. Must sell. Call $2200.caii526^8849. fast, $3000 or Best offer. XLS. 4 wheel drive, V6, Conv. 6 cylinder, auto, cellent condition. Fully comp. undercoating, low miles, $9000/best offer. OPERATOR "jahtstand & occasional 356-1653. cHEvY 72 TRUCK— loaded, Blk/Sllver, 31K, ly carpeted, Bra, AM/FM Wagoh. Full power, 725-5093. OWNER ^, •_,,,, , w,. . , CHEVY '81 MALIBU— 4 Call Rick 218-0515. auto., PS, PB, AC, AM/FM runs, needs work, 79,000 ilEllt Cdi VOCATIONAL RENTALS' svlOOO; '% .Ford truck garage • kept, $12,000 or cass., 17K miles, excel, garage kept, high miles! milage.. Excellent Condi: COMPANY, -today! 23 Snc,fiMqPM 1 1 DATSUN 77 B 210- Fair stereo cassette, many ex- miles. Call between PONTIAC, 87, DINING ROOM SET— 6 i losod hody $1500: 74 2 door, pew battery, good BO. Call 7250927 after 6 cond' Asking $9200. 707- $2950. 658-3363 affer-' »'5": _.??" gaggle. 359- years or older. 1-800-832- $2000. 526-5489 PM. condition. $1500 or Best condition, $275. Call tras. Very clean. $6000/ 10AM-4PM 754-0523. 4312 after 6PM. HOUSES FOR RENT FIREBIRD— Auto, PS, BEDROOM SET— 5 piece chairs, hutch, table pads, j'ilc Tartdom trailer $850. or leave message. 1906. 5PM. 0555, Dept. K-62. 2 leaves, med. tone, best it 800. Call 756 0088. Offer: 658-31.18. 23.1-9421 after6PM. BO. 218-8913. : PB, AM/FM, AC, V8, fully Mediterranean, Call 272- WANTED TO RENT loaded. 13k orig; miles. Buying a House? 2069 after 6PM ask for offer over $600.369-5969. Mint condition. $8500. Bill.. DINING ROOM SET- AUTOMOTIVE Call 469-8182 after 4PM. BEDWALL UNIT— Con- Henredon,. Italian fruit- CHILD CARE wood, Ig. breakfront, BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY PONTIAC '85 GRAND temporary, llghiwood AM—. PS/PB, AC, AM/FM formica, 4 pieces With table w/8 chairs & leaf. Ex. cassette, 5 speed. Asking cond. Asking $1800. Will CHILD CARE mirror, $250 or best offer. separate. 752-2715. A $3900. Call 359-0983. Call Rick 218-0515. P O N T I A C , 7 9 BICYCLES— (1) 26' 3 FLEA MARKETS/AUCTIONS, SALES NOTICE; ALL CHILD DINING ROOM SET— FIREBIRD— Excel, run- speed men's; (1) 26" 3 ning cond. Brown w/rear CARE ADVERTISE- modern, gray oak table, 6 FOR SALE •••• • ' • •' Selling Your Car? MENTS ARE PAYABLE IN speed" woman's. Good chairs, breakfront, mirror. spoiler, mag wheels, 4.9 ADVANCE BY; CASH, condition. $35 each or liter V8, PS, PB$1300/BO. Best Offer. Call 549-5156 WANTED ..- • ' CHECK, MASTER CARD best offer. 756-8619. after 3PM. NEWLISTING TWO FAMILY - BUSINESS ZONE Call Steve 722-6805. OR VISA. For quote on BRSET—Oak. Dblbed, 1 PONTIAC "80 FIREBIRD night stand, 5 drawer ELECTRIC PIANO— por- GARAGE SALES cost, call 1 800-3340531. table model made by FORMULA— V8, auto, chest, 6 drawer dresser/ CRANFORD MOTHER- Wurlitzer. Excel, condi- Spacious home In levels, Entrance $180*000!!! HOME IMPROVEMENTS AC, T-roof, good condi- mirror, desk w/bkcase, 4 tion, $2600. 548-3826. Looking for other moms tion. $375, Call 685-2295, hall, Living room, dining room, s to start co-op (no money yrs. New $2000 sac. INSTRUCTIONS $1400. 549-4072 aft 5PM. modern kitchen, large grade level NEWLY LISTED 10 room two- PONTIAC '82 J2000- exchanged). Hour for ELECTRIC HOT- WATER family room with powder room, 4 Runs, needs work, $400 hour child care exchange. CAMPER CAP for Pickup HEATER— $125; Stove. family home in business zone. LOST AND FOUND or best offer. Call week- Monthly co-op coffees to truck: 8 ft. bed. $25. Call 30" gas, $200; 6' glass master sized bedrooms, 3 full baths, One three-bedroom apartment, days a ft e r 8 P M ; meet other moms. Nancy 231-1391. showcase, $200; stain- Including 24x16 master bedroom MISCELLANEOUS weekends anytime. 271- less -sinks: dbl., $50; 2 one two-bedroom apartment, full 276-3391. CEDAR WARDROBE, suite with 20 foot walk-In closet and . PERSONAL 197Q. ' $125: 2 single pedistal single, $25 ea. 752-0336. private bath, Panelled rec room, 2 finished basement with workshop PONTIAC '85 2000 desks,.- 20x40 in,, $55 ETHAN ALLEN— Dining car garage, 2 zone gas hot water area and laundry hook-up, ga- PETS AND ANIMALS ,';. WAGON— AM/FM, PS, Jobi Hunting? each. Oak desk w/drbp room table with 2 leaves, rage and parking. Lot size: 80' PB, rear defogger, $2250. (FLEA MARKETS, I leaf for typewriter, best 4 captain's chairs, 48". heat, central air, large new deck. If Call 769-9029 after 6:30 round maple, $300. After SERVICES : offer. Call 789-0408. • you need additional living space, x109'. Close to transportation PM. . \AUCTIONS, SALES! CHAIRS, CHAIRS — 5PM or weekends. 469- £§ then see this home which adjoins a and schools. TAX PREPARATION PONTIAC '85 CHECK Assorted otd, caned and 7308. ^ wooded area. $285,000 FIREBIRD— V6, 5 speed, rushed seats. Kitchen & FENCING 4ft. chain link £? See and make an offer. EMPLOYMENT WANTED AC. PS/PB. -P/window, side chairs, excellent fence with post and fit- AM/FM cassette, black WITH HUGE INDOOR FLEA cond. Set of 6 matching tings 35 ft. $55.00. Call HELP WANTED ' . w/custom paint, louvers, MARKET, May 6, 9AM- w/caned seats. 757-0015. 968-7369. bra, blackout lens. 52K 4PM at St. Mary's High ch i 0-7-7 e fu n -^I CHEVY '88 BERETTA- FOR SALE: Four grave LICENSED REAL I miles, $4350. A Real plots $1,550. Lake Nelson School 237 South Broad , ESTATE BROKER looker... 369-3461. CLASSIFIED 6T| redi autOi V6| PS PB| Memorial Park. Call PONTIAC '87 FIREBIRD St., Elizabeth., "Some- air, 24K miles, $7800 or (201)968-6253. x'v, U\c AD RATES FORMULA— V8, all thing for Everyone. ' best offer, call 752-3119. VictorDennis REALTOR power, AC, fully loaded, auto., $7950/BO. 756-7808 Westfleld Bd of Realtors eves, or 322-6000 days. . 2 Alden St. • Cranford • 276-7618 & MLS • Union Co. MLS 10 SOUTH AVE. E. • CRANFORD • 276-2400 PONTIAC, 86, SUN- BIRD— 4 cyl., 5spd., 4 GOT A CAR or TRUCK F foor, PS.PB-.AC,AM/FM cass., tilt wheel 65k miles. Asking $3000. Call after 3PM 359-7280. or TIMELESS ELEGANCE $ 5.25 874-4130. FOR SALE? A classic living room with fireplace and PORC.HE '80 928— Rare french doors to screened porch, formal Per Insertion petrol blue, tan leather dining room opening to sunny breakfast Int., auto, well maintain- room or den and Master bedroom with When Billed ed. Asking $14,000/best I offer. 2340420. . dressing room and nursery are Just a few To Advertise of the gracious appointments of this PORSCHE 75 914 2.0- Georgian Colonial located In Cranford. $ 18K on rebuilt engine, The third floor Is Ideally suited for older III Monza, Weber, Bilstein, on this page child, maid's quarters or guest suite. Set Sw lowered, Yok.A008, on beautiful manicured grounds sur- stainless steel.exch. new pain t, Em pi rims, rounded by original flowerbeds and ma- Per Insertion'.. spoilers, Targa. Sacrifice ture tree3. $450,000. When Paid in Advance at $5500. John 668-4886. . LINES WEEKS CALL E P Y L M OUT H ' 8 3 Minimum 6 lines. RELIANT— 40K miles, 4 (Average 3-4 words per line) door, AC, standard At the prepaid rate of only $12, Forbes Newspapers Automotive Connection will run Cranford Chronicle transmission^ red, $1200. your 6 line ad for 6 weeks in 14 publications — reaching more than 133,000 WESTFIELD Each additional line; $1.00 Call 234-0277. 600 North Avenue West 4 or more insertions: RENAULT "87 ALLIANCE households in Somerset, Middlesex and Union Counties. WHAT A DEAL! . (Across (VOID Lord & Taylor) 25% discount if paid within 20 days L— 4 door, excellent • Offer good on cars, trucks • Add must run as originally ordered. Must be paid in advance 233-0065 cond., AC. AM/FM, 50K or vans only Any change in copy constitutes a Remember to call when 276-6000 " OPEN 9 AM to 8 PM In-Column Display Rate: miles. Asking $3900. • Private party only — no new ad vehicle is sold D $6.60 Per Column Inch 707-8566. dealers please • 6 line limit - each additional line $1.00 Serving tb? N.J. Counties of: Bergen, Essex, Hudson, (Net) Minimum 1 Inch - 8 point copy. SUBARU '88 GL— 5 Hunterdon, Mercer, Middlesex, Monmouth, Morris speed, manual trans., AC, Ocean, Somerset, Sussex, Union, Warren AM/FM, great shape! 19K In PA.: Bucks,- Northampton, Lebigh miles, all power, $6500/ Fill in 1 character per box, ' CONTRACT RATES - for classified display advertising neg. Call eves. 233-9236. upon request. TOYOTA '84 CRESSIDA— allowing for spaces and punc- blk w/burg. leather, 5 spd, tuation as necessary. Re- DEADLINES: The deadline for both classified display all opts. Orig. owner. member to Include phone CRANFOHD Ngn-smoker. New brakes, and straight classified is 4 P.M. Monday tires, batt. Ex. cond. number. YOUR NEXT HOME $4800. 369-3451 aft 6PM. $159,900 Hardwood, Oak floors, natural CANCELLATIONS: Accepted Up to 4 P.M. TOYOTA, 85 MR2- R&P Mail with check or money order to Monday prior to publication. steering, Cruise, PB, AC, trim, beamed ceilings, 3 bed- AM/FM cass. sunroof, • additional line add $1.00 FORBES NEWSPAPERS rooms and family room with wall Must Sell. S5.650/BO. Call CLASSIFIED CONNECTION PAYABLE IN ADVANCE: All ads for Garage Sales, Employment 422-9274. to wall carpet. Fireplace and bay Wanted, Chlldcare, Wanted to Rent or Roommate Wanted. All ads P.O. Box 699, ADORABLE HOME at an AF- window in living room. TOYOTA '83 4x4 SR5— when moving, all ads to addresses outside our local billing area. 231 Bulck V6. 20k miles, Somerville NJ 08876 FORDABLE PRICE! Enjoy a large Bessler stairs to floored attic & 6" lift, tube bumpers, bed Name.. eat-in kitchen with pantry, 3 bed- attic fan. CAC, dishwasher. Re- EXTRA CHARGES: liner, nerf bars, It. beam & bar lights, Chevy turbo OR CALL TOLL FREE rooms, and finished rec room. frigerator and ceiling fans in- • Blind Ads, $3.00 for Box Rental $2.00 mailing charge Phone. Features aluminum siding for low 350 trans, custom graphic j| AND USE YOUR CHARGE cluded. (Box held for 30 days) paint. $6500.359-2191, l| Address. maintenance exterior, convenient 1 Car attached garage with Bl • All capital letters $1.00 per week TOYOTA '81 TERCEL— attached garage, and fenced toy box and utility table. Shed in • All bold type faces: $1.00 per week Hatchback, manual, good 1-800- backyard. CALL TODAY TO SEE! condition, new brakes, CHy. .State. -2lp- rear yard 2 tiered deck with clutch, tires, 5 speed, electric, water, and gas. Lovely AM/FM cassette, $900. _Exp. Date. 334-0531 tree lined cul-de-sac street. Oall 828-5197 evenings. TOYOTA 87' CAMRY I LE— Auto, excellent D.S. KUZSMA REALTY condition, AC, PS, PB, 1*800*3340531 P/wlndows, AM/FM cass., 115 Miln St. • Cranford • 272-8337 8:30 A.M.-5:00 P.M. Monday thru Friday 38K miles, $9700. Call Meeker Sharkey, Realtors 369-4075 eyes. y Outtud and Oftvuttcd TOYOTA *80 PICKUP- FAX: (201) 231 -1385 Good condition, low 124 South Ave. E, Cranford, NJ 07016 201 -272-2570 [,. Hrs: 9:30 A.M. to 9 P.M. Mon. thru Friday; 9 A.M. to 5 P.M. Saturday &Y Sunday ASK US ABOUT OUR FULL 14 PAPER CLASSIFIED CONNECTION! mileage, CAB, long bed. Asking $1200. Call 271- ADJUSTMENTS: Wa make avery altoit to avoid mJsMAss In your CkulHad Advartisamant, Plaata chack 8254. . , you/ ad*artUament tha Hnl weak It mm. Bmn In advartUamanta running tnom than ona Vma mutt ba corncttd baton tha second Insertion or comction aHommnca cannot ba mada. Cotnctlon allowance tor anon ahatt not axcaad tha coat ol tha a&iaitlaamant ' | Advertise In the Classified! Page B-14 CRANFORD CHRONICLE Thursday, May 3..1990 Thursday, May 3,1990 CRANFORD CHRONICLE Page B-15 WHIRLPOOL DRYER- LAWN CUTTING— Lawns new, used for only one cut; Reasonable. Ask for CLASSIFIED month. 2 speed, large ca- [ HOME \ [ Jim or leave message, =r\ pacity, electric. $225. Call. [IMPROVEMENTS]IMPROVEMENTS] I PERSONAL SERVICES 276-2323. 707-9131. LAWNS CUT— College MAKE THE CONNECTION-FILL IN THIS COUPON C O N M E C T I Q NWOLFF TANNING student with landscape 2 BEDS— Commercial- experience.-Very reason- Home Units From $199.. ALL COUNTY FENCE— A WONDERFUL FAMILY "AAA" Lawn mainten- able. Call Marty 245-7427. :--AII—typfcs—wood-—and -EXPERtENCErAnstraJtanr ^RESTRICTIONS: na PAUL'S WATERPROOF- f — —... —.-— FORSALE $60. AC, 5000 BTU, $100] tion, $75. Welbilt stove, cessories. Monthly Pay""chain-link fencing. Ex- European, Scandinavian, ING & MASONRY— Res- needs small part. Free. ments Low As $18. Call pertly Installed and Japanese High School for Rich. CiifMnf • 1.6 line limit. Offers taken. Porch fur- ALL COUNTY FENCE toration. Steps, Stairs, rRUCK * BACKHOE RENTAL Call 4638627. Today FREE Color Cata repaired. Fully Insured. Exchange Students arriv- chimneys & cellars. No 2. Must be paid in advance- niture, offer. 469-1732. log1-80Q-228-6292. Call Pete: 298-0922 or ing in August. Become a CO.— All types wood and FREEEST. FULLY INS. MAPLE DINNING SET— RIMS— Cruger 7JJ15's chain link expertly in-, job.too big or too small. cash, check, VISA, or fFORMAL DINING ROOM Tony 232r8727. Host Family/American In- AIL YEAR SERVICE table, 4 chairs, 2 leaves aluminum $300/ BO. Call ZENEITH-VCR- 3 yrs. stalled. Repairs also. Free estimate. 789-2248 Serving Union County TABLE— table w/pedistal 752-7688. old, with.remote. Needs a tercultural Student Ex- MasterCard (no refunds) Hutch-$125; 3 bar stools, change. Call 1-800- Fully insured. Pete, 298- or 356-8036. "CMS. 7 DAYS A WEEK" legs extends to 90" w/2 little repair, asking. $75.00 FLESHER HOME IM- 0922 or Tony, 232-8727. 12" leafs. 8 upohstered $50; Single bed $15.00;SHARPER IMAGE— must PROVEMENTS— Get SIBLING. PIANO & PLAYER 3. No Copy changes Porch Furniture, Sofa 2 call after 6:30PM 722- chairs, excellent condi- sacrifice! Precor tread- 9373. the Personal Touch" PIANO— Tuned and 687-0614 chair 3 tables $125. Be-mill; New Acu Messager ARE YOUR NJ— Real ANYTHING ALTERA- repaired. Bought & sold. 4. Offer limited to tion. $450469-3021, Siding' Windows- Decks- Estate taxes unfai? Ap- tween 9-5 494-9589 bed. Hitachi camcorder 1976 GLASTRON TRI- Doors- Custom Remodel- TIONS & REPAIRS— 276-3987. noncommercial ads HULL-17 ft. 7!Ohp 1 peal your assessment Master carpenter out of ing Renovations. yourself! Send for free Cranford will install orR-J.'S DECKS —We build HANDYMAN Johnson, Very good con- 937-9767; 272-4748- all kinds of decks, fully Fil in 1 charactei• per I)OX , allowing for spaces punc- 5. General Merchandise For Sale dition, w/trailer. $3000 pamphlet to: Real Estate repair anything in your : and Working fridge, $20. Lab Tax Consultants, P.O. insured, free estimates. SERVICE Only. No Real Estate, Garage SIMPLICITY 12 HP Sun722-6518 Evens, or 996- home or office on Call 276-8377. tuation as necesssary. Remember to include phone num- Runner, elec; start, 42"4998 Days. MASONRY Box 769, Andover, NJweekends. Very reason- THIS SPECIAL ON GENERAL MERCHANDISE FOR SALE ONLY MOTO X 07821. TOTAL CAR CLEAN- ber. No abbreviations, please! Sale, Pets or Automotive ads front cut mower w/turbo 24 SCREENS to fit Ther- Sidewalks able. Senior discount. Carpentry. Painting. HATCH- — Four 450 X 18 • vac, cart collector & tilt Patios GRAND BAHAMAS Call 276-0856 eves. ING— Wash & Wax, Want to get rid of that bike the kids have outgrown? How about that chair that 8 mppane windows. Dif- shampoo carpets' Call for Home. Maintenance ,-—--• • wiwwi* f vui yj\, hopper, 1 yr.old. Sacrifice Porches GETWAY— Discover the doesn't match your new furniture? Or that trumpet you haven't picked up in ferent sizes. Call 359-4567 appointment: Gllmer lake. All types fish $2100.356-8896 Maintenance Bahamas for up to 75%ASPHALT PAVING - At and Repair. Name after 3PM. $10 each. 272-8321. ages? If you're selling...we can connect you with a buyer and even better, Mail with check or eluding Triploid. White SOFA— rust color $100; 6ft. FIBERGLASS CAP— Free Estimates off! That's right, you andlow cost. Fast service. we've got a bargain for you! „ ,Amur (Grass Carp). P.O. MOVING—5 piece dining Mattress & • box spring Excellent, condition. Ask- a companion can enjoy a Will beat any written VCR/TELEVISION QUALITY WORK Box 53, Towaco, NJroom set $200; Bridge $200. Call 755-6481 after ANT6N'S luxury dream cruise plus estimate; 'Call anytime. REPAIR— Very reason- Now you can run a 6 line For Sale ad in Forbes Newspapers Classified money order to: 07082. Call 1-800-843-7665 5:30. ing $250 or B/O. Call Address. table, folding chair, new 968-2103 after 6PM. 272-3424 5 days and 4 nights on the 751-9112 able rates. In home or Connection for 2 weeks for only $7.50, Your ad will appear in 14 publications (B189). , condition, make offer! tropical island of Grand pick-up service. Mostly SOFA & LOVESEAT-' L QUALITY CERAMIC Gall Jack and reach more than 133,000 potential buyers. Remember-someone is Forbes Newspapers JUKEBOXES— All vinCal- l 725-7206. Bahamas. That's not all,CORDIAL CLEANING same day repair. Call Phone MOWER- 61" Scaggs shaped sleeper, purchas- TILE— Installer. Kitchens Visa/Mastercard holders SERVICE —Small homes Tony, 289-3706: 272-8282 looking for what you don't want. We connect buyer and seller. tages-^ Prices. Custom ed from Sears '87, $400.6' & bathrooms, fully Classified Connection restored to order ride-on, 18 HP, 5 HP vac- call today and find out & apartments cleaned by W E L E A S E Specialty pre-1955. Also uum system, 200 hrs.' ex- teak bookshelf, $50. WANTED remodeled. Counter tops, how yoii can also receive experienced cleaning- EQUIPMENT— Any Kind, Call Your Ad In - Toll Free! City. -State. Zip P.6.Box699 buy and repair old jukes. cellent condition. Asking Cherry wing armchair, foyer, repairs, & FREE ROUNDTRIP AIR- lady with references. (20 From $1000 to Millions, 560-3588. .-•-..•• .. • $2900: Call 828-5722 $150. MOVING. 463-7646. regrouting. Fully insured, FARE AFOR TWO TOyr. Cranford resident) Business Owners, Health SOFA, LOVESEAT- free estimate. 769-8358. BEAUTIFUL HAWAII. 1-486^3871. Care Professionals, [EMPLOYMENT} Somerville, NJ. 08876 NEW 8 H.P. SIMPLICITY almost brand new. 1 year HIGH PRICES — paid for TNT Flooring-Hardwood 800-877-4433 EXT 100. Equipment Companies: I WANTED I 1-800-334-0531 VISA VISA/MC # Exp. Date: Sun Runner front cut 36" young. Contemporary, quality post cards, sheet floor refinishing, sanding, LONELY? TRY telephone EUROPEAN CLEANING We Do What Others 1949 AMI. Restored to 5 speed, gear drive, elec^' gray with mauve, $600. music, old toys, baseball staining & installed. Free romance the Christian SERVICE— Residential Cant's. 1-412-276-4452. -USE YOUR CHARGED LL ___ _ excellent condition 685-trie start riding mower Call 271 -0843. itemsi cameras, military, estimates. Fully insured. way; meet people 24 hrs.and commercial. Free Better Fax 1-412-279- 9070. with catcher $950. Call typewriters; TV's World's a day, all ages. "It's soestimates. Call 686-3740. 8449. NOTICE: ALL EMPLOY- Tom Patch/Dave Paterson MENT WANTED ADVER KID'S CLOTHES- like 572-2220. SOFABED— opens to full Fair 272-5777. 272-8175 easy". Call 1-900-860- new, boys 4T, girls 6X, size: Blue velvet. $225. 0808. Only $2.00 for the TISEMENTS ARE PAY- ; NORMAN ROCKWELL ABLE IN ADVANCE BY Summer/Winter. Call FIGURINES— Triplicate 276-3897. first minute/$1.00 there- 874-5077 for appt. after. . CASH, CHECK. MASTER :•'- Portrait, 1980 edition SPINET UP —RIGHT PAINTING PLUS CARD OR VISA. For LAWN MOWER- Sim- $200.00. Babys First Step, PIANO-$300, Upright I GARAGE SALES s] SELECTIVE INTRODUC- quote on cost, call ; plicity rider, 11.HP, 42in. 1979 edition $100.00. Call freezer $300, Call be- TIONS— National per- 1-800-334-0531 cut, excellent condition, 722-9373 after 6:00PM tween9-5PM 276-8795 . sonal'introductions net; $1075, Call 369-6222. OLD HARD COVER I WILL CLEAN YOUR ' work. You select age, area HOUSE or apartment. • Area Service LIFE MAGAZINES- of BOOKSS10 per 100. Call SWIMMING POOLS— and personal interest. NOTICE: ALL GARAGE Own transportation. £XT •• •'. the 196O's; . hundreds Emma 647-1149 Kayak Pools invites you PC TRAINING— Need Leave your own personal to take advantage of pre- SALE ADVERTISEMENTS help getting started perienced and refer- ' available in excellent ARE PAYABLE IN AD- introduction and contact ences. Call 965-0514. ", condition at $1.00 each, ORGAN— Hammond season bargain prices understanding DOS, loak- other singles, i-900-420- Interior • Exterior - NOvy on all models! Tim- VANCE BYCASH, ing hard disk, etc? Train- minimum of 25, mixed model L100 series Spinet. 3595.$2/mln.1 • Painting •Paper Hanging Excellent condition. Must ing is everything so call CHECK, MASTERCARD ing • on your PC- Reason- WECAMKBPY0U dates. 879-7187. OR VISA. For quote on THANK YOU ST. JUDE— Fully Insured LIVING ROOM- Light sell, moving. Asking $575: NOW toll free 1-800-843- able rates.. Call 272-3679, MAKE ENDS MEET 7.665(6189). .. : cost, call 1 600334-0531. leave message. - '•.-' for answering our prayer. colored, sofa and love .Call ,769-8432 eves, after LGNandBLN. " i rectory 6PM, TIRES— Goodyear Eagle CRANFORD— 13 Van seat, glass .top coffee 50VR16 Mud & Snow, us- table. Like new. Call 563- PIANO ESTEY CON- Buren Avenue; Saturday v* V 276-939^/W"73744 I ^.IASSIRED ed only 2.00Q miles. $250 May 5th, 9AM-4PM. no 9574 or 805-3063. SOLE— good condition. each. 271-0843. AUTO DEALERS LIVING ROOM SET- Honey color wood. $500 early birds. Rain date is AIR CONDITIONING APPLIANCES BUILDERS BUILDERS BMILDERS CARPENTRY Sofa, ottoman, 2 chairs; Call before 6PM 752-3497. May. 6th., same time. TRACTOR FARMALL— Misc., house hold items, end tables & lamps. P OO L T A B L E —1935 F-20, rebuilt engine, Honey Pine frame. Asking Brunswick gold crown, toys & clothing. KJ Robinson A. BUONTEMPO needs magneto & exhaust C R A N F O R D , 2 4 APPLIANCE & Gen. Builder Since 1950 C. O. D For Peter's $450 or best offer. 4Vfe' x 9'. Excellent condi- Since I960 work. $450 756-0330. CT3- EMPLOYMENT RGILLY HAMILTON AVE.- Sat.,CRUISE THE ST. • New Homes & Additions ' BUILDERS Carpentry 469-1244 days. tion $1250; Call after6PM. • Utility rebate up to VACUUM -CHARLES" 549-3385. VICTORIAN OAK U£5/5, 9-2; Many Household LAWRENCE SAGUENAY • Fire and Storm AND OTTAWA RIVERS— $500 CUSTOM ORIGINAL DESIGNS DIRECTORY LIVING ROOM SET- 7 FET— circa 1880. Also items. Furniture, dishes,' CON N E G T I 0 N IMMOBILE, INC. ' Damage Construction CONTRACTING Homo rcpiiirs and im- e'arly 1900's carved ma- glasses, electronics, ap- 3, 5, and 7 night cruises • Specialty In servicing provcmcnls from A-Z foot sofa, 2 complemen- QUEEN SOFABED— EMPORIUM . AUTHORIZED • Concrete Paving and • ALTERATIONS & ADDITIONS hogany wing chair. Both pliances, sporting goods, aboard elegant replica DRIVERS— Come for the SHOWROOM RECEP- SURVEYING FIRM— ts-' and service contracts & DECKS •WINDOWS ADVERTISING tary chairs. Very good $325. New DR set, $150. SALES & SERVICE Masonry Work • DECKS in excellent condition. more! •..•••' steamships. Romantic Money. Stay for thTIONISTe — Full or part tablished 1907, seeks heat pumps OLDSMOBILE Call about all condition. $350. Call New 6 drawers dresser, •II Mlkll t Modlll ol Applljncxi ALTERATIONS • ADDITIONS • ROOFING ' 756-9063. cities, the world-famous HELP Stability. J.B. Hunt, one* time position. Room for personnel for boundry, • High efficiency Central • Cellar Drainage & Pumps 322-4990 after 3PM. $100. Full mattress w/ box Wasners• Divers* OishWashers • He SALES 8, SERVICE ROOFING • SIDING • SIDING . Call our services 1000 Island, the Interna- of America's largest and dvancement. Will train. condominium, subdivl-. Air Conditioning sys- • Comm. & Res. LIVING ROOM SET— 6 spring, $75. Full brass VW CABRIOLET CON- WANTED most successful trans- REASONABLE RATES Alterations • • BATHROOM & piece. Colonial brown headboard, $60.873-3867. tional Seaway and Locks, Contact Kathleen, 564- sion and farm surveys^ tems Installed 10 YRS. EXPERIENCE KITCHEN REMODELING veRTABLE- Karman, TO ADVERTISE whale-watching and portation companies, 7810. 232-7651 272-4733 i, Pete plaid. End tables, love RECLINERNew, $75, Oak Donahue &Thronhill, Inc.? FULLY FREE 276-6000 5spd, cruise, AC, PS, PB, magnificent fjords. $519 pays its drivers some of 20.S. 2nd St., Geneva, II-: , IN THIS AREA Fully Insured • Free Estimates Commercial Raildintlal seat, chair, , couch, ot- chess drawers $75, An- Call Our Classified SUNDAY PAPER ROUTE SOL COHANE 560 NORTH AVE. E. INSURED ESTIMATES, AM/FM cass., 8,300 miles. to $2175 U.S. Dial-a- ADVERTISING SALES the best salaries In the linois 60134, (708)232-' toman, leather sofa bed.- HotUne —5:30AM to 9AM. Good WESTFIEtD 272-5177 FREE ESTIMATES tique sewing machine $12,500.246-1178. , ... brochure 1:800^267-7868 business. Call 1-800-643- 7418. . ' ',' Call 276-9191 276-1330 Ch.ilM PlJ.nowikl 276-6425 $500 or B/O. 359-7475. $200, 2foffice chairs $75 3331 today. EOE. Subject pay, no collecting. Call Uc. #13/4 Ucanse 02160 276-6973 WEAVING LOOM— 45 TOLL FREE toll/free. BREAK INTO CRANFORD LIVING ROOM- Furniture, ea. 821-2713 . Lecterc counter balance, to drug testing. ' 2330310.; . TELEMARKETING — Flexible hours to work'' like new! Sofa, chair, o{-, REFRIGERATOR— 6 treadles. 4 harness, 7 • IT'S HAPPY MUSIC- ADVERTISING FIX & PIJ Positions open. out of Westfield office, toman, tables, $550 for Frlgidaire 16 cu.. ft,shuttles, warping frame, Accordionist, pianist or Account CLERICAL group or will sell separat- . Healthy, physical outdoor $7.00 per hour. Call 233-- CARPET/RUG REPAIR COLLISION REPAIRS DECORATORS DRAPERY CLEANING ELECTRICAL Frost-Free, $95. Call books $275 Bench seat ; Orchestra for your affair. Sales Reps 4552. . ' ELECTRICAL FUEL OIL ely. 769!8745. 699-1156. $125. Call 549-5897. i 1-800-334-0531 John Lenard, 353-0841. work at local garden STUDENTS/TEACHERS center. Responsible, Custom-made draperies Account SUMMER EMPLOYMENT & slipcovers ' Sales Trainees honest individual needed D. Kalfaian & Son 1 R.A.F. Electric for sales & caring of THE HUNTERDON; BENNER'S Largest selection of fabricp CUSTOM ,KJ Robinson For Try tomathlng new this COUNTY DEMOCRAT,; I«c. of 1VJ ' Foam rubber & hardware scrubs &• flowers. Apply Summer and wok for Am- Since I960 Service Telephone aitea't otdwt School (uppty needs an experienced \ sinco JOtO AUTO BOpY rj^: DRAPERY Account Reps l.o person only. 380 v DIRECTORY Company. It .you pouns Harris 845 web offset •, • All types of rugs Since 1920 ; 20% OFF V CLEANING • Residential Res/Comm. • Fuel Oil Springfield Avenue, 0OMral cfcricaJ «nd/or tu- Westfleld. presgman. Premium wage i repalrod-Orlental, Collision Experts AT ALL TIMES Complete heating Whether you're ah expe- pervtsoiy «tp«rianc*, call paid for experience. Flex- j Direct Repair for Decorator-Fold • Commercial Lie #6864 Msry In ParconnaJ « 688- Hooks.Broadloom, Repairs & Services ADVERTISING rienced , sales . rep (3-5 6500 w appjy In parson. ible hours. Call 201-782- -,\ Most Major Ins. Cos. Custom lake-down i • Industrial years solid proven sales FULL TIME BOOKKEEP- Domestic, etc. re-hang service Air Conditioning 4747 ext. 214, Warren ' • Antique laser Irame machines ability) or an eager, self- ER— General ledger, trial Sipler. ' oven baked spray booth •• 272-1493 Call balance, payroll reports. Appraisal 276-3300 Call motivated beginner seek- Cranford Knitting ing the rewards, of a ca-Computer experience 606 South Ave E OPEN 7:30 AM-6PM 10% discount 1245 Westfleld Ave. necessary. Benefits in-' WAITRESS/WAITER — 276-6000 reer In advertising, this is HOSTESS/HOST— New 1^233-1515 & Fabric Center 276-9191 with ad CLARK one ad you should elude pension, hospital- 2393VkudwBRd. Unloo Cranford .26 Eastman St. Cranford Pick-up & Delivery opening Cranford Diner . Fomnrly ol answer. •-.••• ization, vacation & holi- <14 North Ave. E.Cranford Uc. #1374 days. Call 272-6622. Call 272-8538 or 276-8716 f 20 Elm SI. Wutfleld 276-1111 . 276-5505 Free Estimates 396-8100 after8PM. i YOU As one of the nation's HALF TIME PERSON to COLLEGE STUDENTS WE'RE LOOKING for a i: * v > largest independent do general cleaning, SUMMER publishers of local yellow, gardening, maintenance, EMPLOYMENT few good men and ! page directories we aredriving, etc. for local in- W-SO/Hlt. women. If you're a high i FUEL OIL GLASS INSURANCE LANDSCAPING LANDSCAPING seeking 10 dynamic indi- dustrial concern. $8/hr. FIRST & SECOND school graduate seeking \ viduals to enter our next plus benefits Call 276- SHIRS AVAILABLE education, travel and a: M.C.R. company paid training 3110, ask for Bill, Bob or; JJ_ Hw»T*t houmnay teof*- valuable job skill, call 1- < REEL-STRONG LARRY UGONE'S Meeker Sharkey CRANFORD program. Here you'll learn- Joe. 800-MARINES. Loch A Key For HORTICULTURAL the fundamentals to • ORDER PICKERS Swing Union County 1 Spring Clean Up • PACKERS r VlW*Wim 23 Years Experience ENTERPRISES achieving a successful FUEL CO. & MacBean, Inc. INDIVIDUAL TO CARE •STOCKHANDLERS PART TIME/TEMPORARY Sales • Service * Installation advertising career, and COMMERCIAL - DIRECTORY • Lawn Maintenance FOR' disabled female in • LOADERS WAREHOUSE • Garage Doors Repairs •STORB FRONTS Everything In Glass • Landscape upon completion, gradu- H MmtMl all M«y ki ' ALUMINUM ENTRANCE • New Construction Cranford. Evening hours. 5PM-9:30PMor Store Fronts • Aluminum En* Maintenance ate directly into field ac- PanoniHl at SSS4500 Of • Electric Door Openers 'PLATE GLASS INSURANCE • Renovations Contact: Easter Seal Most Major Brands Irancos • Aluminum Door Repair • ADVERTISING count work or- tele- »pplylnpwtoo. 6 PM-1&30 PM • Springs Cables Replaced • CUSTOM MIRRORS • Design Build • Sod •Shrubs Society of NJ, 201363- «•• • GREAT epfwtunty la tup- • AJf CondlHonlAa ./HumldkUri, ' STEEL SASH WINDOWS Mi'rors • Theimopanas • Storm EMPLOYEE BENEFITS marketing. ptonwit your room*, work *v»- • OM * Goi lurert • Hiding » Cooling Window Repairs * Table Tops • ,1.1,. Hauimc'tt (:«. Locksmith Services & • Exterior Design • Trees • Top Soil 8990.EOEMF. nlnaa UmtmtfrUtt t m UaUno J ru*J Ofl, J Al/ CUonlog Hliwt Plexiglass Call • Railroad Ties LEGAL SECRETARY-' Keys Made On Site » CUSTOM MMWMrt • Distinctive Planting 23»Sf VtuxhaB Rd. 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SERVING CRANFORD, GARWOOD and KENILWORTH A Forbes Newspaper USPS 136 800 Second Class Vol. 97 NO. 19 Published Every Thursday Thursday, May 10,1990 Postage Paid Cranford, N.J. 50 Cents,- In brief Town Comniittee tells school board to cut Moth spraying The state.Department of Ag- riculture is expected to spray $100,000 from budget the northeast corner of town By Rosalie Gross ing body will meet Monday to vote by aircraft today to control the The Township Committee is formally on the recommendation. . gypsy moth population. Spray- recommending $62,000 in cuts to Monday is the last day to certify a ing time can range from 5:30 the defeated $21.5-million school ' tax rate. a.m. to noon. . budget plus another $38,000 from Schools superintendent Robert Our Reputation D. Paul said yesterday that the the board's surplus account for a management study. The decisions $50,000 cut in administrative costs School meeting were reached following a nearly "has to be more specific," He said twc^hoiir meeting Tuesday be- the governing body is "responsi- The Cranford school board tween the governing body and ble" for identifying "where they has rescheduled its monthly Board of Education. want the cut to be taken and some meeting to May 14. Mayor Ed Force said the com- justification as to why the board mittee specified that $50,000 be does not need that money for a One Customer At a Time* taken from administrative, costs thorough and efficient education." Buckle up and $12,000 from maintenance. He said the $12,000 maintenance He said the recommendations cut represents the proposed cost The Cranford school dis- were presented to the school of repairing the Orange Avenue trict's only school bus will be board for review and the govern- '""'• (Please turn to page B-10) equipped with seat belts as the school board this week afr proved the Walnut School FORD CAR & TRUCK NISSAN PTA's offer, of providing the belts. Page A-& ".••';• , UNCOLN*MERCURY THEJIEXT Garwood The Council again intro- GENERATION OF duced an ordinance that would set more stringent regu- INTRODUCING fO© 1 EYDI ADED lations for institutional uses, THE ALL NEW1771 EArhVIIEII NISSANS HAS including houses of worship- ...Garwood schools were NAMED "FOUR-WHEELER OF THE YEAR" turned into medieval castles BY FOUR WHEELER MAGAZINE ARRIVED and playing fields last week. Page A-8.

CRANFORD FARMERS: Henrietta Dreyer of Dreyer Farms and Al Johnson, a trustee Of the THE BEST New president Cranford Historical Society, demonstrate the com-sheller now on display in honor of Cranford farmers at the society's museum. Below, a 1907 picture, from the past shows James DiTulio Union County College this IS NOW leading a plow team at the Springfield Avenue Dreyer Farms. See story on Page B-7. week selected a new presi: dent He's the vice president EVEN for instruction at Mohawk Val- ley Community College in BETTER! Utica, N.Y. Page A-2.

1990 Free food .; CITI23EN OF YEARSkipVWnter .receives .GDngratufetory hug Surplus federal food will be from a c&wbrt&t^Staq/ and more pictures of the Chamber of distributed to eligible resi- Commerca's awards bancjuet are on Pages A-14 and A-15. dents Monday from 1 to 3 p.m. and Tuesday.from 10 to 3. in Municipal Building Boom f. Common Sense organizing LOW FACTORY FINANCING & GENEROUS CASH PATHFINDERS AVAILABLE! Proof of residency and income are required.- Participants REBATES MAKE NOW THE TIME TO BUY! should bring a bag to parry the activities for drug awareness food. Call Cranford Family A performance by the Union Sense, Cranford Youth Council 1990 ESCORTS NEW 1989 Care and Public Assistance, County Mental Health Players,.a and the Cranford Department of $1000 CASH REBATE 709-7235, for information. walk through town and a banner Parks and Recreation sponsor an parade are scheduled for this eighth grade dance at the Com- -OR-$750 CASH REBATE AND coming week as part of the Com- munity Center. 240 SX On Saturday the Jaycees and 6.9% FINANCING APR FOR 48 MONTHS* Honor roll mon Sense organization's Drug ONLY 3 LEFT AT Awareness Week events. Common Sense will co-sponsor a -OR- 2.9% FINANCING APR FOR 48 MONTHS' UNBELIEVABLE There are 172 Cranford High In addition, a 100-foot mural ti- five-mile run and one-mile fun School students on the third tled "Drug Free Hands" inscribed run. OR- 8.9% FINANCING APR FOR 60 MONTHS' SAVINGS! marking period honor roll. with the handprints of township The Mental Health Players Will P,ageB-7, elementary school children will present a program at 7:30 p.m. . 1 . • . . • Tuesday in the Little Theater at 1990 TAURUS & SABLE • I . wrap the Municipal Building be- $ ginning today. The Cranford Po- Cranford High School. It is titled 900 CASH REBATE Flamily team lice Department sponsored the "Strong Parents-Strong Chil- mural. dren." The same program will be -OR- 7.9% FINANCING APR FOR48 MONTHS* The Cranford VFW post and Townwide recognition of Drug presented to high school students auxiliary will be led by aftv and Alcohol Awareness Week will... during the day- MARK VII & CONTINENTAL ther and daughter team for begin tomorrow when Common (Please turn to page B-10) the first time in their 69-year UP TO$2000 CASH REBATE TAKE THE history. Page A-2. *APR - ANNUAL PERCENTAGE RATE Board re-elects Ellen Heller; Nonagenarian 'holds down the fort' Disappearance 1990 By Cheryl Moulton A former mayor's photograph Sugalski ousts Sintich as VP Every Tuesday and Thursday BIG SELECTION OF has mysteriously disappeared By Rosalie Gross Backing Sintich were Van Horn, Marguerite Rearwin gets up and 300 ZX from the picture gallery at the Ellen Heller, a member of the Smith, Richard Nicholls and him- goes to her part-time job as a re- Municipal Building. The prime Cranford Board of Education for self • /•' •••;.• ./•. ;.••'''. }••.• '•••••ceptionist in a local real estate of- 1990 TOWN CARS 9 AVAILABLE suspect is a former mayor five years, was re-elected presi- In' brief remarks on takihg the fice. That in itself is not unusual. himself. Page A-2. dent for a second year at the , president's seat again, Heller, said What makes this story unusual is 30 W STANZAS board's reorganization meeting this year's board "will be a caring the fact Mrs. Rearwin will be 92 Monday. , board that will be moving in ain June. SATISFACTION Youth mission Unlike last year when Heller de- path, more so than ever before, Calling herself a "jack of all feated James Van Horn for the toward eductional goals. We'll te trades" at McPherson Realty Co. AWARD Youngsters from Grace and presidency by a 5-4 vote, she was held very accountable," sheisaid, on Alden Street, someone who Peace Fellowship will partici- the only person nominated this "and will'show fiscal responsibil-' "holds down the fort" so all the pate in a rebuilding mission year and gained the support of • My." .' : • •' • • '. sales agents can tour open houses COLLEGE GR ADS with residents of West Virginia three members of the four-person Smith said after the meeting on Tuesdays and Thursdays, Mrs. GET this summer. Page B-6. board minority. She was elected that she voted against Heller Rearwin said working is her "per- by an 8-1 vote With only Loretta since she felt that as president sonal therapy." No stranger- to-the real estate field, she became a li- • 9 ^fw ySmrt^fim ••*. liiB-iiV-^'r ' • 1 - - Smith dissenting. last year she "set the tone" of the Fitness The only division at Monday's board,, which Smith said was censed agent in 1952 after hus- TOWARDS PURCHASE OR otherwise harmonious meeting oc- "very negative and lacked a spirit band Harry died. After answering LEASE OF ANY '90 OR A supplement oh health and curred during the vote for vice of cooperation. I'm fearful under a newspaper ad placed by Shah- '91 FORD OR MERCURY fitness is in today's edition. > president Dee Sugalski defeated the same leadership nothing will een Agency, she soon became an CAR OR FORD LIGHT Robert Sintich, who "had been vice change or be accomplished for active part of the industry, moving TRUCK. SEE US FOR president this last year, by a 5-4 the benefit of the students or the to McPherson after Shaheeh DETAILS Recycling vote. Voting for Sugalski were. taxpayers." . v closed. She worked at selling XEEPING BUSY: Marguerite Rearwin answers the phone at Heller, Edna Silvey, Patti Martin- The reorganization meeting houses until four years ago. McPherson Realty, where she holds a part-time job she has •> Residents should place elli, Henry Paylak and herself. (Please turn to page B-10) A few weeks ago Mrs. Rearwin no plans to give up. newspapers, aluminum and gave up her driver's license due Ditsohman/ glass at curbside Wednesday to a cataract operation that left was working for a company that Concord, vMass., where son Rich- for collection for recycling. the her vision flwzy. Although le- merged with Remington Rand, ard lives, but she reflects, "I gally she.can still drive, she said headquartered in New York City, would be living on the fringe of FLEMINGTON CHS band: 'superior' and she picked Cranford as,;.the she would not want to hurt any- his life, and I want to have my Guide to inside For the first time in its history, tho Cranford High School band one. "I'm used to grabbing my community in which to settle. The own life." MINGTON achieved superior ratings in all three categories in which it com- pocketbook and keys and just go- house they built on the corner of As for retirement, Mrs. Rearwin NISSAN Classified B-12 to B-16 peted during last weekend's Classic Music Festival in Quebec ing whenever I want, now I can't Broqkside Road and Orchard said, "I have no intention of stop- Editorials.... A-4 City, Canada But I vyant to be independent," Street still is her home, although ping, it's my therapy. I want to be much has changed, including Entertainment A-7 The lip-member band, under the direction of Gerson Horowifc?,. she says, explaining too many se- able to do something for someone Garwood...... A-8 niors sit back and expect to be "taxes, which were only $250 back else." won superior ratings from a panel of seven judges in the areas of then and now are $3,500." Kenilworth ...A-8 concert, marching and jazz. Some 20 bands participated, from as taken care of. They need to "stir Her boss, Bruce Elliott, says she 6/10 MILE SOUTH OF ROUTES 202 & 31 CIRCLE, FLEMINGTON 6/10 MILE SOUTH OF ROUTES 202 & 31 CIRCLE, FLEMINGTON Letters...... A-4A-5A-13 far away as Michigan and Virginia, in the event sponsored by their slumps," she maintains, in She still enjoys an active mem- is "very capable, a sweet lady, and Obituaries B-6 Classic Tours, order not to stagnate. "But, you bership in the Wednesday Morn- I would be lost without her" 201-782-3673 201-782-3673 Religious news B-6 Sunday the local band paraded through the old city of Quebec have to be well in order"'to do this. ing Club and is proud to be nqt As a parting note, Mrs. Rearwin I Social news A-9 led by drum majors Greg Smith and Amy Morneweck and re- Thank the good Lord I have had only the longest member but the quips, "The only thing that wor- Sports...... B-l to B-5 ceived a commendation IVom tho mayor , only cataracts to slow me down." oldest member. Once in awhile ries me is they always say the In 1939 Mrs. Rearwin's husband she thinks about moving up togood die young."

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