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Class of '86 reunion ; The Cranford High School Class of 1986 will hold its 10- Cranford High alumna left park 30 minutes before blast year reunion Saturday, Nov. 30 at the Woodbridge Hilton, By EtlENM. Ms. Decker described the park as a huge shaken, Ms. Decker continued her stay at the open area with multiple entrances. She also event • .• ", .;• :-'--"-' .•'• '•• :Woodbridge. Class members THECHRONICLE ;whb have not received informa- said it was crowded that night and estimates "It seemed that people were a little hesitant Ition about the reunion should Sometimes bad music is good. In fact, for jthere were 5,000 people on hand. after the incident, but I didn't see a drop in .call Laurie Grupe Iitterio at Megan Waters Decker, it may have saved tier "It was ironic because there were guards in attendance (at Olympic events^" she said. Ms. Decker said following the bombing, secu- ;278-3195. life. the park that night telling people to put out The Cranford High School graduate and their cigarettes," she said. . rity checks were beefed up and lines getting record-holding CHS swim team member was In addition to the park being closed after the into each event were longer. , ;PBA golf outing notonly in Atlanta's Centennial Park the night incident, Ms. Decker found other areas in and Ms. Decker, a 1985 CHS graduate, married ; The third annual Cranford of the Olympic bombing, she. was sitting a mere Scott Decker in 1995 and works for St Paul around the Olympic Village blocked off, Reinsurance Co. in lower Manhattan, across the ;PBA Local No. 52 Golf Event 50 yards away from the actual blast site. "After the bombing, I went back to a street I "I went to the park right after the swimming street from the World Trade Center. She was at will be held Thursday, Aug. 22 had been shopping on and found it had been at the Woodland HDls Country finals to hear the band. The music wasnt very work there when the Trade Center was bombed good, so I left," she said last week. evacuated and closed off. The MARTA railroad two years ago. : '. ; Club in Hellertown, Pa. In- system also had a scare and was evacuated at ; dividual player, foursome or Thirty minutes later, tragedy struck. Ms. Decker holds the CHS 100-meter but- one point, as well as the Underground mall," terfly record and swam on the- record-setting •sponsor spots are available. All "1 didn't hear the blast and didn't find out about it until the next morning," Ms. Decker she said. 200-meter medley team. 6oth those records still ! proceeds benefit the PBA Sick, : said. ;" . .- '.- .-• ••• •. ' - ' • Concerned over the bombing tragedy, but not stand. • ' • • • '. •• • ' '• • ' . . • MEGAN DECKER ;Death and Welfare Fund. For

tion, call Paul Cym- :baluk at 709-7347. : 0 First aid, CPR ". The Eastern Union County ! Chapter of the American Bed •Cross will sponsor a first aid • and CPR instructor course 0 I ajn.-6 pjn. Monday and Tues- ; clay, Aug. 12-13 and 9 am-1 ' pro. Thursday, Aug. 15. The • cost for the 20-hour course $115 : and the deadline to register is 4 ' pjn. Friday. By EULEN M. FEUCCTTA tend. Mr. Shaw will not be attend- ing the convention. A CPR for the Professional THE CHRONICLE '. ' Rescuer instructor orientation The popular league convention wiD also be offered. Upon suc- Six members of the Downtown encompasses a series of workshops cessful completion, instructor Management Corporation (DMC) and lectures specifically geared to candidates will be eligible to missed the boat last month, as the the workings of municipal govern- teach CPR and. first aid classes Union County Economic Devel- ment Generally held the second week in November, the convention at the chapter, their workplace opment Corp. annual boat ride set sail without them. •••••••" runs Tuesday-Friday. Cranford or community organizations. township department heads have Certification is recognized na- At a recent townhsip meeting, Commissioner Carolyn' Vollero traditionally been invited to join tionally by all American Red the governing body members at Cross chapters. nixed the approval of the DMCs recent bill list that included pay- the workshop, event In the past; For more information or a ment for seven committee mem- the group spent two nights at the registration form, call Anne Da- bers to attend the outing. convention, with the township shevsky at 363-2500 8 am-4 Downtown Manager Janine picking up the hotel and conve- pjn. weekdays. AUQUSTaF. MENEZES/THE CHROMCUE Johnson, assistant Carolyn Capone nion registration fees. tnd flv* DJ*C volun$*er members Township Treasurer Tom Grady Panic, anxiety relief Sab continues s were set to sail upo» vpftwAjOl said the cost runs about $200 per Panic Relief Ino, a nonprofit Shopp«r» brows* throtigti raolw •nd tablet of late-summer bargains during last week'* tiiebftlTrtecomniissionewjointiy night fir hotel and $30 per person educational group serving peo- downtown Cranford sidewalk sale. Rain dampened the first day of the four-day promotion decided that only M* Johnson's for convention registration. Fifteen ple with panic disorders, meets Wednesday, but by the next day skies cleared and shoppers were everywhere. The Downtown $70 fee would be paid. township employees attended last 7 pjn. Fridays in Westfield. The Management Cc^r^on has announced many merchants are continuing the sidewalk sale The quick disapproval from Ms. year. Mr. Grady also said additional weekly group fee is $15. For ln»Wetrwlralr-condmoned*hop» this week. ;—•••;•• - .— •-<;•;-.--•• —-••-•;• ~- ,; • Volkro..em^.ji!^^lws^;ii(f of mileage and food are more information, call 937-4832; gestton by Commissioner Tom submitted oif an individual- basis Shaw to cut the number of town- with the township picking up those ship employees who annually at- costs too. tend the N J. League of Munici- "I have no problem sending t La Leche League of After 12 years of planning, talk, palities convention in Atiantic City. township^ employees to the league ;Westfleld/Cranford, a breast- The committee seems to be lean-. convention," said Ms. V61Jer6:'1The feeding information and sup- ing in the direction of Mr. Shaw's workshops are well worth attend- port group, will participate in preference, which is to send only ing and useful to department the World Walk for Breastfeed- bridge construction still on hold those whose positions relate di- heads. It's important to keep ing 11 ajn. Saturday in rectly to the workshop offerings at abreast of tt» issues. If we will be The engineer also said certain Department of Envi- Tamaques Park, WestfiekL To By EULJENM.FEUCCTTA the event • • ...-.'•'•• • • . ••;:' making cuts here, then it is only ronmental Protection work restrictions also apply to sponsor a walker, call Fran THE CHRONICLE Mir. Shaw also said it unnec- right to cut a social outing. It's still Wagner at 654^6704. tiie riyer area. Under the guidelines, no work can be cesary for all elected i>fly*i«|TQ to at- taxpayers' dollars," she said. Reconstruction of the High Street Bridge is on hold conducted between March 15-June 15 for environ- The group, meets on the third again pending negotiations between Mill property mental reasons. Thursday of the month. The owner Howard Kronick and the Department of Trans- Mr, Kronick, property owner and head of Click Cou- next meeting will be held at nortation. which is fundlngjhe overdue project, rier Systems, said his attorney is handling the nego- eyes 'Hut- 10:15 ajn. Thursday, Aug. is at Township Engineer Rick Brown sakTT •;-— tiatiuns, and he is "hopeful the situationwill be-re- the Cranford Public Library on The project, which has been on the drawing board solved." The owner said the problem revolves around Walnut Ave. For more informa- for 12 years, was slated to begin this month. the land needed from his site to construct the new By EUENM. FEUCETTA tion can 7Qfcl2jBl or 757-9828. "Kids _hjwe already beejije^ived-If negotiations go bridge and temporary pedestrian walkway. THE CHRONICLE ; •";..•.,-..;.. '•. ' •.;.., ' '. '-V • •'.' • ' beyond $0 days, we will have to reject the bTasTre^ According to the proposed designs, the land acqui- 1 One fast food franchise has been tempted by the site of the former Scholarship contest advertise and begirii the process again, * Mr. Brown sition will eliminate two-three parking.spots in the Pizza Hut property at South and South Union avenues, said Township Ctanford*s Veterans of Forv said, ' '• '• • •• . ••"',.•!'••. '•'•' Mill lot, but wont alter or touch the historic building. Zoning Officer Judy Mazur. eign Wars Post No. 335 has an- The site, now overgrown with tall weeds, has been vacant since June nounced the start of this year's 12 when the red-roofed restaurant closed its doors. The distinctive red "Vdke of Democracy Program" Dust off reading chair — if s tliat time roofing ules were replaced shortly thereafter. competition. Local students can Ms. Mazur said Wendy's, fast food chain has shown initial interest in The Readers' Forum, the book discussion group of by Carol Shield, Feb. 24; An Anthropologist on Marx compete in the 50th annual theproperty. •••'•..,. .:.'•'-. ., ••'''. :'•' :• ''•'.-''•'••• '•.'••' . Seven Paradoxical Totes by Oliver Sacks, March 24 Audio Essay Program and win the Cranford Public library started in 1994, has an- "A broker representing the company washere inquiring about it nounced its 1996-97 schedule: Snow Falling on Cedars and The Road from Corrain: An Autobiography by Jill a $20,000 scholarship and a trip There have been no ftirther developments at this time," she said Mon- by David Guterson, Sept 30; Mr. lves' Christmaa by Ker Conway, April 28. : : : to Washington, D.C. day. • • • '• • •••• •'••••• . .' ' .• " - :-' .' ' • '•'• • • ! Oscar Hyuelas, Oct 28; Bread Givers: A Struggle Be- All discussions are held in the library auditorium 7 The zoning officer also said Wendy's would want to raze the existing , Interested students need only tween a father of the OldWortd and a Daughter of pjn. All are welcome. lively discussions are guaran- Wtite and then record a 3-5 building and start from scratch. the New World by Anzia Yezierska, Nov. 25; Oh, What teed. For additional information Or for.-help obtaining "The company's concern is how to situate the drive-thru area which -minute audio essay while ex- a Paradise It Seems by John Cheever, Dec. 16; Moll copies of books, call the library reference department pressing their view on . this makes up a large portion of the fast food business. It cant be added to Flanders by Daniel Defoe, Jan. 27; The Stone Diaries at709-7272. the building that's there now," Ms. Mazur said. year's theme. A total of $118,000 in national scholarships is -awarded to student finalists. 6 r -This year's theme, "Democracy Above and Beyond," with all moves to cap wages in new < paperwork, win be given upon request from Post Chairman said the salary ordinance will continue to be cap were changed in the annual revisions of By EUENM. FEUCEnA retroactive to Jan. 1 and to July 1. for part- • Harold Seymore. Mr. Seymore time staff. reviewed and voted upon each year. . the salary ordinance. ,' can be reached at 272-8924. THE CHRONICLE; : Township Administrator John Laezza and Mr. Laezza said no ceiling or cap exists To determine the ranges for each job posi- tion, the administrators studied municipal * ' ..'•"'' ' . Treasurer Tom Grady drew up the figures now, allowing salaries to climb steadily with : Rising township. employee salaries may salaries in both the Essex and Union county $oon be grounded if the proposed salary and which '^determine the value of each non- each year's revised salary ordinance. Under Crafters wanted union position," said to Mr. Laezza. areas. wage range ordinance sails after its Tuesday, this proposed plan, however, the. administra- The Orange Avenue School "As designed, the only increases employ- "We believe the ranges we've proposed are Aug. 20 public hearing and Township Com- tor said, each job title has a maximum pay PTA is seeking crafters for its ees would receive, is a cost of living hike or rate or wage cap. top of the grade for the positions," Mr. Lae- third annual Autumn Craft Fair mittee vote. cap salary, whichever is less." Mr. Laezza said if a clerical position is zza said. "This is new and creative, and to Saturday, Oct 12 (rain or The proposed range.of salaries for non- Once an employee reaches their range held for 25 years with 4 percent annual in- my knowledge hasnt been done in any ' shine). For ftirther information unionized • employees calls for a stringent maximum, the Township Committee will de- creases, the employee would attain a 100 other municipality in the state," he said. or a contract, call 2724283. start and ceiling cap for certain officials and termine ftirther increases which, if granted, percent salary increase during thqse years. The administrator said there will be some (More briefs on page A-2) full and part-time employees for 1996. The would reflect cost of living or an allowable Under this proposal, the clerk would be lim- long-range savings for the township by en- proposed salary ranged for ftiMirners will be cap increase, whichever is lower. Mr: Grady ited to the cap for the job title, unless that acting the salary plan.

Are you ready? Dynamic Duo Tee time Murray girls_ dolfers' aim could reap prepare for back to school win State (Cup BipimeTewaras ~ "~ Coming next week See Sports, page A-9 See Weekend Plus A-2 August 7,1996 The Chronicle A-3 , cops file string of drug charges Observatory gives guidance A string of narcotics charges was patched 8:55 p.m. Thursday to phernalia, police said. the vehicle's back seat He hacj Awards nominees filed this week in cases involving Teck-Nit Company on Dermody _j-, .: Resisting arrest $2,700 of outstanding warrants on watching meteor shower The annual Pride in Cran- three adults and two teenagers. Street to check on a report of * • Officer John Stonier observed Policelog from numerous Union County jii-; The annual Perseids meteor showers, a popular celestial event, ford Awards evening will be The first case began 5:47 p.m. suspicious vehicle in the parking Judith Dandrow, 33, of Madison risdictions, police said. Police...djc| held Wednesday, Sept 18 at again will be observable during the early morning hours Monday, Wednesday when police were sum- lot Ave. operating a vehicle on that not reveal the suspect's identity. -; The Westwood. To nominate moned to 215 Sailer St on a report later taken to the Union County His investigation led to charges street 9:30 a.m. Thursday, The of- with visibility possible with the naked eye or through a telescope, an individual, business or of a distraught woman. Jail. Her bail was set at $500, police against Joseph Donahue, 30, of Ise- DWI charges > said to Michael Lutiukt senior observer and head of the Research said. ficer recognized her as a sus- community organization, call Police said they observed resi- lin for alleged possession of less pended driver and pulled her over. • Officer Robert Montague ny Committee of Amateur Astronomers Inc., based at Union County the Chamber of Commerce at dent Pegeen O'Reilly, 22, walking At 10:03 that same evening, Of- than 50 grams of marijuana, use of sponded to a disturbance 6:42 p.rn: College's Sperry Observatory. -ficer Gerard Quinn was jnyestigat-- The officer called for backup and 272-6114_for an appHratioir- down the street, agitated and in a Friday at South Union and South Best seen in a dark sky, meteors are expected to blitz the earth form, or "pick one up at Gei- state of confusion. An investigation ing a suspicious vehicle on Hein- was assisted L>y Seitjc^rit Gregory paraphernalia, according to police Drexler. A scuffle allegedly ensued Avenues. William Ronnow, 41, it goes around the sun, the earth's orbit intersects its path, leaving contributed to the appear- was found hiding on the floor ofsubmit to the breathalyzer. *.' the rubble behind due to the comet's speed of some 135 miles per ance, social or economic well- hour, which heats up the particles and helps them to grow, thus being of the town. ' creating a meteor. • -i-.fi Those interested in information about viewing the Perseids me- LOSE UP TO . teor showers should call either 709-7520 or 276-STAR. Art exhibit 30 POUNDS IN 30 DAYS!!! An art exhibit by Elaine Oriental Rug "Kbo" Burgess is on display ..Natural Herbal Diet - Doctor Ctedning Recommended PUBLIC AUCTION at Children's Specialized Save up to 25% on cash and cany rug Money-back SAT., AUGUST 10 - 10:30 AM Hospital, New Providence Guaranteed . 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VULCAN games, crafts and Bible study OVEN; STOVE; COFFEE MACHINE; STAINLESS renovations. SINKS. BAR. DISHWASHER, REFRIQ/FREEZER; • Complete design/build service available. exploring the Lord's Prayer LAUNDRY: (2) UNIMAC 50 LB. COMM. WASH- for children 4-10 years old 7- Traffic experts Too Hot for Comfort? ^Cotroneo constructs vessels up-*to4 feet long plank by plank ERS 095 & -34) W/PROG. COMP.: (2) COMM. DRY- • Offering an EXTERJOR SHELL program ERS INCL 110 LB. 0RYMAC C90); LINENS & BED- for the do-it-yourselfer; 8:30 pjn. Wednesdays Cranford Police Officer Michael Dow, right, poses with the American Automobile Association's replica of The Constitution.remain wood on hand and often replaces three years ago but put it aside SPREADS; BANQUET ROOM: FOLDING TABLES; through Aug. 21. Free admis- AUTO AIR CONDITIONERS gy EUEN M. FEUCETTA STACKING CHAIRS; CHANDELIERS; MISC.: OF- New Jersey Automobile Club's safety manager.* Officer Dow recently completed an at-scene in his possession. His other works the packaged sail fabric because I didn't, have a large FICE FURN. & MACHINES; LOBBY & POOL FURN; sion. accident investigation course given by AAA. -JHE CHRONICLE "Often the model sail fabric is a enough building space. I had a MAINT. EQUIP; LIGHT FIXTURES; PICTURES, ETC. Five Year RECHARGED have all been given as gifts. eVERYTHINQ MUST BE SOLD TO THE nch biy inch, plank by plank, These models are exact replicas light material. I buy a heavier fab- friend build a table specifically to BARE WALLS. Warranty of the original ships. You build ric, cut out the sails and have afit this ship," he said. IMMIl U0 REF: PEP. TO REGISTER: CA3UCASMEIVS CHECK- Substance abuse resident George Cotroneo IN FULL DAY OF SAIE. 10k PREUIUM. DIBtCXUlU SOUTH Environmentally Safe them from scratch, step by step, seamstress sew them," he said. 1O EX. 135. HOTEL AT BOTTOM OF RAMP. GSP NORTH 10 EX. The number of substance builds ships. Scaled to table- The impressive model is 48 inch- 115, BEAR LEFT AROUND CIRCLE, UNDER PKWY, HOTEL ON 1 just the way they were built," he The artisan is now completing RIGHT. UUEICIl 900 AM OAlr OF SALE. AUCTIONECH'I abusers who are employed, ~— —* : l top size, the majestic models es long and sports 19 sails, four HOTtl SALE WIU BE HELD IN AID COND. BANQUEI BOOM. WA installs officers No appointment necessary said. Never painting.the models, his model of an emerald of the sea, bUILCHNQ 6EINQ RAZED. EVERYTHING FOR SALE. and the costs they incur, can •are precisely detailed miniatures of masts and over 200 threaded rat . . (U.loo County AraoV Union County Chapter 688 of the Vietnam Veterans of America (WA) Also: Lubrication * Oil Filters • Brakes • Mufflers, Tires & l^eaforing vessels of days gone by. Mr. Cotroneo uses pumice stone to The Esmercdda. Built in Spain in lines. The deck alone is comprised _not,be taken lightly. To help WITHOUT A TUNE-UP! take the heaviness off the wood, 1952, the 3,673 ton ship was even- PERILLO AUCTION Dedicated to quality. Value & recently installed its 1996-97 officers. ' Exhaust • Test Equipment • Shocks & Struts • Wheel ]> Haiboring a desire for the hobby of 800 strips of wood, most sized Semico Since 1975 local businesses deal with »since he was a youngster, the vet- then varnishes it smooth. tually sold to the Chilean navy. & LIQUIDATION SERVICES, INC. these issues, the Municipal President is John Ferry, first vice president is Jerry Hughes; second Balance • Bear Computerized 2 & 4 Wheel Alignment from one to two inches in length. (908) 781.2080 • FAX 781-2066 vice president is Bob Clark; treasurer is Mike Wisnewski and secretary is reran Navy seaman got hooked on "When Tm finished, I use butch- The ship took part in New Adding to the authenticity are Alliances of Union County, [the craft in 1984 after an early re- er's wax to polish the wood and York's Fleet Week in 1976 and was including the Cranford Mu- JoeMcCpurt. •'.'.-• • Certified Mechanics • NJ Inspection Station depictions of the cabins, captain's Also installed was the board of directors, including Paul Carro, Bill tirement Since that time, he hasgive it a sheen," he said. recently in Baltimore's harbor," LfflBiU nidChurch, 7 Cherry St, will mm«m Visa & Master Card Accepted lor Repairs Mr. Cotroneo uses an arsenal, of Mr. Cotroneo said. quarters, anchors, six wooden boats Duffy, Pete Hogaboom, Bill Sihkpwitz and Ron Thatcher. 'built more than 20 models ranging offer songs, games, crafts and OVER 60 YEARS OF CONTINUOUS SERVICE •in length flrpm 1-4 feet specialized tools to work the rig- Building the massive vessel for and yards of rigging; Bible study exploring the The Vietnam Veterans of America consists of former members of the Once the model is complete, Mr. armed forces who served during the Vietnam War, era — January. 1959- *| Mr. Cotroneo's fleet includes The ging and each intricate detail of his son Frank's new office, Mr. Co- Lord's Prayer for children 4- •Constitution, The Bounty, The the ships. His tools include scissors troneo estimates he has already Cotroneo plans to dive into the Mayl975. "'•' . seas of the past in search of an- 10 years old 7-8:30 p.m. , . Chapter .§88 meets 8 pjn. the second Tuesday of each month at GRECO'S GARAGE •iHoruey, The Hying Fish, The Blve-and tweezers in varying shapes logged 380 hours of work: Wednesdays through Aug. 21. t lyiose and a one-sail replica of early and sizes. He also keeps extra "I bought the model almost other historic vessel to replicate. American Legion Post' 3, North Av^tte»,West0eld. All^yjtetnam^fera veter- 301 South Ave E • Cranford • 276-9811 :L!:!:fi Free admission. . . ans are invited to attend the meetings/ vyv'-i' ' . :':•:<• '•>:•. . ' ! - - V •explorer Leif Erickson's craft from 4-4*1) Membership chairman is Bob dark; 499^9796. V . ' theturn ot the 11th certtury. The master modeler has also ; constructed the proverbial "ship in You heard about it on television.... Read About It . a bottle." The delicately detailed 8- Numerous ways to help in Magazines and the Newspaper, fsnt it time Your Home Care Jinch replica of the 1775 ship The you Found out if The Phen-Fen Diet is for you? 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Saturday & Evening -N -E -W-S HP -A PER S T 11 r ...1. • * ''"'•'• -'\ .hours available 271-2938 ^ US Sontli Avcmic ^ August 7,1996 A-5 The Chronicle The Chronicle Cranford students on Pingry honor roll Headmaster John Hanly of The Commentary Pingry School has announced that Cranford residents Ryohei Richard Okamoto and Karen Milkosky are among students who have attained the second semester and academic Hits & misses year honor rolls in the middle and Picnic upper schools. Clam Bake Steak Cookouts LOOKS LIKE MY The Pingry School is a co- Vacationing students, innovating parents educational, country day school, Country Western Surf'N Turf r TIME IS RUNNING which enrolls about 1,000. Richard ike Steamship Rounds ait schoohreopening with has completed "eighth grade Ribs & Chicken HIT: There are more than three more weeks ior and suspicious individuals in these security- OUT FAST! Karen has completed 11th grade. Hawaiin Luau of summer left before school reopens. (Chil- challenged suburbs. It's generally thankless, te- Pig Roast Southern BBQ's dren's view of the calendar.) dious work fraught with legal, psychological and —7 MISS: With most playground, sports and sum- even legal pitfalls. CALL FOR mer enrichment programs completed or winding MISS: The price taxpayers pay and the stress FREE down, there is no way to survive the next three police officers and their commanders undergo . CATALOG * weeks-plus until school reopens. (Parents' view investigating the groywrig number of citizen Installed PRICE QUOTES of the calendar.) charges of excessive use of force by arresting HIT: Sidewalk sales in Cranford, Westfield officers. Due process is all-important, of course, LEONS 757-5471 and, this week, Scotch Plains, beckon bargain- but the number of such cases that fail for lack of | Complete FAX 757-9118 hunters with the promise of good deals on out- legal merit makes their cost feel particularly •ISENEY ELECTRIC • Catering of-season or odd-lot merchandise. burdensome. ; MISS: Not all shoppers, or merchants for that :| (908)276-4744 : matter, are totally satisfied with the timing, se- HIT: The display of sheer personal dedication . lections, prices and other details of the sidewalk evident in every Olympic, event and every gold AUGUSTO F. MENEZES/THE CHRONICLE sales. Cta the other hand, these sales and their medal winner's heart and soul — and body. We ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT wanna-bes watching this spectacle of excellence Completing the facelift • > i;;;j loyal followers on both sides of the cash register Mayor J. Robert Hoeffler cuto the ribbon at the reopening of Abby's Shell Station onEast could be the nucleus of very positive, much- can only renew rusted personal resolutions-in our intra-cranlal campaigns to get in physical, • NOrth and Elizabeth avenues Thursday. Holding the ribbon are Shell Company representative anticipated annual sales that could draw thou- Zedrlo Brown, proprietor Abby Mann, Maryann Mann, Mlndy Mann and TV 35's Betey pavla pera during afew days in this pre- fisc^ or sodal sha1^ and ^ our own.gold r j L te tt ; ; i a ! facade and JSifiLY'ilStktiii&"'' "'"' - ""~'~"" '*' ''"* ''''~-'^' ^' " '*^' '^^ projects, downtown sidewalk sales are worth an MISS: The bitter after-taste of excessive, al- 'investment of local volunteer muscle and brain most embarrassing, commercialism that jutted power,.How much greater cbuldthey.be a year into Olympic fans' living rooms before, after and Ironi now? Shoppers will brave heat and humid- even during the athletic competitions. Small Elizabeth R. ity for a real bargain — and maybe a few clowns wonder then, that the chairman of the Interna- Obituaries and roving musicians. tional Olympic Committee omitted the tradi- Ranhofer, 72 HIT: The vigor with which our police officers tional "greatest Games ever" exhortation in his Jhristiiia Whittle, 74 .hi respond to each call and watch for errant behav- remarks officially closing the event Past president Secretary, receptionist; services Friday of bowling league i:'i Letters to the editor •CRANFORD — Christina S. Surviving are a daughter, Bar- CRANFORD — Elizabeth R. Ra- Route 22 Dealership Forced to Sell Stewart Whittle, 74, died Aug. 5,bara Whittle Carrion; a son, Dou- nhofer of Cranford died Tuesday, 1996 at her home in Berkeley glas A.; three grandchildren; and a Aug. 6,1996 at St Barnabas Medial Heights. She was a secretary and sister, Agnes Haddon. Center, Livingston. She was 72. Used Cars and Trucks And New receptionist with .Medical Diagnos- Visitation is 2-4 and 7-9 pm. Fri- Bom in Bayonne, she had lived tic Associates in Chatham from day at the Brough Funeral Home, in Cranford since 1946. Hondas At Sacrifice Prices to 1971 until her retirement in 1989. 535 Springfield Ave., Summit, She was past president of the Renna deserves priase for forthright action where services will be 8 pjm. Fri- A native of Glasgow, Scotland, Junior Bowling League at Echo day. Memorial contributions may To The Chronicle: ' lem became trying to solve problems with- Their courage arid stamina to continue to 12-15 years ago regarding the downtown. Perhaps now with these two issues hope-" Mrs. Whittle lived in Cranford be- Lanes in Mountainside. Mrs. Ran- Relieve Overstocked Condition. fore reaving to Berkeley Heights in be made to the David G. Haddon hofer was a member of First Pres- I want to commend Dr. Emaline Renna out alienating everyone in her path. the end are to be applauded. I believe that If we tail to recognize our weaknesses, 15 fully behind us we can have some hope fa; Memorial Fund, cfo Camp Brett- and the Cranford Board of Education on During her first year here my involve- now, with this kind of bold leadership, we years from now might be too late. As one the future of CHS and the levels of excel' 1959. byterian Church in Cranford. Endeavor, 245 Stanton Mountain Surviving is her husband of 50 their recent investigation and subsequent ment with Dr. Renna included many other may look forward to some real (and long great coach said, "Failure is never fatal, lence that all areas of the high school (ad- Her husband, Edward Douglass Road, Lebanon, NJ. 08833. Sale Held One Day Only* Saturday August 10, 1996. conviction of Ms. Nixon and on their ini- parents who were forced to come to her to overdue) changes in our educational sys- but faDure to change might be." ministrative, social, athletic and academic) Whittle, is deceased; years, John G. Ranhofer, her son, John F^ of Vanenda, Calif, her your household income is $400 tiative at changing the leadership at the deal with.;<avid A.; a son, Curtis A. of Gar- pice, 176 Hussa St, Linden, NJ. UCCs $1,584 Aanua] Forbes Nevvspapers, A Division of Forbes Inc. © Forbes inc. 1996 |vood; a daughter, Kathleen M. 07036. (A random survey by Ellen Felicetta) We learned that Union County College's annual tufttart [» Malcolm S. Forbes Jr. $1,584 - significantly less than New Jersey* four-year public ULJLJAN KORECKY, Kenilworth LORRAINE FOY, Scotch Plains More obituaries on page A-7 Editor-in-Chief Prescription medications are much top high. My It's not the prices as much, but the quality of college average of ,$3,518. or $12,423* at private c*W&; Lou Barsony husband had a stroke five years ago, and he's on ^today's products that should be looked at Overall, We also learned that UCC has financial aid speoialifito to h us qualify for grarttR Joans and other assistance. Publisher three different types of medications. We have no pre- manufacturers are skimping on their merchandise. Cranford Tuesday Seniors Club announces trips scription coverage. The bills really hit every month. They give you less for more. We worry about our flie Cranford Tuesday Senior Nov. 26 - Sight and Sound, $57. James Rellly Edward F. Carroll Cheryl Fenske Best of all, UnionjCounty College Is one of the mosfcraspected We've switched to generic brands, and I've tried dif- environment, and yet we live in a throwaway world — dub has announced these trips: Spectacular Christmas show. Last Sports Editor Editor Executive Editor ferent pharmacies to help cut costs. You really have to nothing is made to last anymore. I have an ironing institutions of higher education We're getting both quality Oct. 23••'•— Evergreen ; Dinner call for reservations. Call Marge at shop for prices. I find I have to go to different pharma- board that I got when I was first married, 40 years and affordabllity. Elian M. Fellcetta cies for different prescriptions to get the best prices. ago. Today's products don't hold up like that Iheater, $47. On stage, I/iCc«e, 851-2848 or Joan at, 27&4134. Reporter Today, financing a college education is more ettaHenginfrthaft' SUSAN WALZ, Westfield DEBBIE FLAMINI, Cranford DIRTY DECK? ever Let Union County College provide you wttfi a V0W • Michael Qedonlua Blllle M. Davis Baby formula, diapers and children's medications. Cosmetics and beauty aids like hair spray, sham- education without the burden of a big deW, CWf Rick Keatenbaum Store brand diapers are cheaper, but the quality isn't poo and deodorant are drastically overpriced. I feel Fed up with your old looking deck? Retail Advertising Director Controller Advertising Manager the same. Wholesale club prices are a little better, but shampoos are all the same no matter what the price • Get to the root of mold & mildew problems. you have to belong and go out of your way to get or brand, so I buy whatever is the cheapest When it • Enjoy a clean deck • Restore Natural Wood Tones comes to beauty aid items, if it's a product'my family Cecity (oc |»$uoi»tfo

August 7,1996 A-6 The Chronicle A-7 August 7,1996 The Chronicle j Obituaries George G. PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Attorneys: • SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY CHANCERY DIVISION ~ UNiON COUNTY Guirderseiv84 DOCKET NO. F-15562-95 Community Iffe NOTICE TO ABSENT DEFENDANT Michael J. Fumero .ft. 1) STATE OF NEW JERSEY TO Memorial service GF-NNIE MICHAEL PRATT rind MRS. GENNI6 MICHAEL PRATT, his wllo Publish your Vice commander of area VFW post Vi'HJ AHf MUCGY SUMMONED AND RCOUlRLD 10 for Cranford man •r-^i.pr.r, | AJW. BURKE, GAMtlACORTA & WRIGHT. • • ', • • ' i ' GARWOOD - Michael J. Fum-Newark depot for three years. He punMI'j .inomoys, wnoso addioss is 211 Bomgno Bouto- CRANFORD — A memorial ser- v.vri. Pa-.i Omco Box 708. Dollmowr. New. • Jersey iiro died Aug. 2, 1996 at his home. was a member of International ');X'*) <)<£•'}. on Answer to ttws Compiamt and Amend- vice has been scheduled for George ni...ni io Compin-ni. il any, filed in a CMI Aden, in wticn, He was a decorated Vietnam War Brotherhood of Teamsters Local So'j'co Qno Mortgage Services CofporatJon. a Dolawaro Legal notices G. Gundersen, 84, who died June i.rvoo.'.MiO'i c ptitniifl, and Gcnnio Michael Pratt, ot ols, veteran and vice commander of 560 in Union City. 17, 1996 at the Department of Vet- .-vo defendants, pending in the Superior Coon ol New L- >r:/»y. c.nnncnry Division. Unon County, and bearing lyleaf Post 6807, Veterans of For- He served as president of Vince erans Affairs Medical Center in eign Wars, on South Avenue. Lombardi Lodge Uiibl, Sons of 7, 1990. oxdusft/o d such ba\Q. If you fail lo do East Orange. so. jtirtamcni by default nviy bo tondcfed against you for ! He was born in New York City Italy, in Union County, and man- •tv »ci|i-i' domniidcd m the Complaint and Amcndmcni to The service wDl.be 1 p.m. Sun- !>IT; i..>" il nny You shall file your answer and proof ol ind lived in Elizabeth before mov- ager of the Garwood VFW post's day in the Memorial Garden at :-;rvt/j :n tinp!.caio wrth mo CterK of in© Superior Court of No* Jersey. Hughes Juctco Complex. CN-971, Tronion. ipg to Garwood in 1985. little League baseball team. Cranford United Methodist New Jersey 08625, in accordance with tho rules-of CMI Practice and Procedure. You aro further advisod that if j Mr. Fumero was awarded a Pur- Surviving are his wife, Judy Church, 11 Springfield Ave. Memo- yr>; mo unable to obtain an attorney you may com- ple Heart for wounds he suffered Goodell Fumero; three sons, Vin- • vm^viic wiih \tMi Lnwyor Rclonal Sorvicc of tho County rial contributions may be made to ") \jwu,r- f.rvi ina! rf you ennrvjt afford nn ntiorrv^y, you \n combat with the Marines in cent, Raymond and Michael; a the Memorial Garden. nu/ "cnmti'ihcain win I}IQ Legal Services Office ol iho Onmiy r,i Vonun, T>\e nnmos ond lolephono numbers o' Vietnam in 1967. He was a mem- daughter, Grace; and a grandchild. Arrangements are by the Gray •••u'Ji a(;fjivjcs aro .is follows: Memorial Funeral Home. There is Uwyer Reform, Service: 0O8-353-471S; end ber of Union County Chapter 688, A funera} Mass was celebrated . - , Legrii Services: 908-527-4769 Vietnam Veterans of America, and yesterday at. St Anne's Roman no visitation. Mus rici-on has been instituted for tho purpose ot (1) ln'-cuyy-no a. mooting*) dated Juno A. 1993. mado by {he Military Order of the Purple Catholic Church, of which Mr. i1»nrv.> W'Chaot Pratt, as morlgaqorts) to Roatty Mortgago '>>. inc., rcccricd on Juno 11. 1993 m Book 4009 ol (or Unon County, Pago U and. which mort- Forbes Heart Fumero was a parishioner. Burial Gladys o war. asspnod on Juno 4. 1993. to The Mortgage > In civilian life, Mr. Fumero was a was in Rosedale Memorial Park, .VVV;Y !'t, iy*j'j. to piamtiff by assignment recorded on Decem- A l)ivi\ioii of 1'orhcs Inc. years and more recently a trans- Arrangements were by the Casorio, 67 'xii 11. 1P93 m Book 71G of Assignment of Mortgages for Dooley Funeral Home in Cranford. Unon Count/, at pago 55; and (2) to recover possession porter with Nu Car Carriers at its of. and concorna promises commonty known as 532 Seamstress, manager •Wrsst 9tn Avenue. Roselle. in the Borough of ROSGHO, Cctinry of Unon, and Stato of New Jersoy. •: a YCU. r.ENNE MICHAEL PRATT, aro' mado a party with area laundry •Mo'w:™t( to this lo/oclosuro action bocauao you aro ono ol me mortgagors and you signed tho note and mortgage Ronald H. Connolly, 77 being foreclosed herein and may bo liable lor any defi- KENILWORTH — Gladys Caso- ciency, and tor any ten,clai m or interest you may have in, rio, 67, died July 29, 1996 at Union •ri nt ,->n.T"5l th6 mortgnged promises. iExxpn retiree; services are today Hospital. She had been a seam- YOU MRS. GENNiE MICHAEL PRATT, aro mado a :\ry fiffr-ndant to trus foreclosure action as it ts unknown CRANFORD — Ronald H. Con- Surviving are his wife of. 55stress and manager for the past 11 '! tuo <,ji£i Gonnic Mcfaci Pratt., who is a proper party fic'onrtnnt. is rnAfriod. If ho is nianied. his wife, dosig- We are oily, 77, died Aug. 4,1996 at his years,; Leona Volkland Connolly, years at the Speedwash of Hillside •'. :--i as Mrs Oenme Mchacl Pmit. may have anjntorest q) p 1y*eaifs' August 7, 1996 eight grandchildren; three great- (dlities of Exxon Corp. and its pre- Mich., and lived in Hillside before S3&.19 CC23 IT 8-7-96 decessor, the Standard Oil Co. ofgrandchildren; and a sister, Ruth moving to Kenilworth in 1991. iNew Jersey. Eichhorn of Westfield. Surviving are two sons, Joseph SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY of general A native of Elizabeth, Mr. Con- Services will be 10 a.m. today at A. and Michael L.; a' daughter, CHANCERY DIVISION the Walter J. Johnson Funeral 1 UNION COUNTY •nolly served in the Ariny during Susan M. Pinto; four grand - DOCKET NO. F-16170-95 tWorid War II and had lived in Home, 803 Raritan Road, Clark. NOTICE TO ABSENT DEFENDANT circulation and children; her mother, Doris Beard; (US) STATE OF NEW JERSEY TO JCranford since 1953. He was aBurial will be in Graceland Memo- a brother, James Beard; and two ' WILLIAM PENA and "member of Azure Lodge 129. Free rial Park, Kenilworth. sisters, Patricia Beard and Bemice MBS. WILLIAM PENA. his wllo . !& Accepted Masons, in Cranford; Memorial contributions may be Nielson. 'OC Allt HEREBY SUMMONED AND REQUIRED to accept legal •<••">-! upon FARR BURKE. GAMBACORTA & WRIGHT. the Sunnyside Annuitants; and the made to Osceola Presbyterian Services were held Friday at the M.'IVT'. wc*ncys, whoso odrlress is 211 Benigno Boulo- Church in Clark. -nr.i 'A--.! Ofi-co Bo< 7Efr. BoUmnwr, Now Jersey 21st Century Club at Exxon. McCracken Funeral Home in .WJ9 07B3. an Answer lo Ino Complaint and Amenr> moot, to Complaint, if any, filed In a Dvii Action, in wnich notices for Somerset, Union. Burial was in Graceland GE Cip'tal Mortgage Services, Inc., a New Jersey corpo- \i •unm DlTntfl. and WiBnm Pona. et als. ore defendants. Memorial Park- iv.ri.!''; in infl Superior Court of New Jersey. Cnancety Memorial contributions may be LVuison. Unon County, and bearing Docket No. F- Middlesex and Union Counties Doris Korsen Ferguson 46 'R170 Of with« thirry-rivo (35) days aitor August 7. 1998. v made to the Kehilworth Rescue i:y Kiighos JtirJicb Compiox. CN-971. Trenton. New •-•••• j)\ ivi/as. in accwdanco with tho rules of Civn Proc- Ferguson, 46, died Aug. 3, 1996 at liam of South Plainfield; her moth- Ruth Sherman :.cc ano Hrocodurc. You are further advisod that d you aro i Overlook Hospital in SurnmiL-She—«r, Janet Korsen of Cranfordj a sis- imnoic to obtain an eflorniey you may communicato with 1 •p.-; larwycr Reforral Service of the County of Venuo and had been an office manager for 27 te ".Elaine Btueckner pf Roselle; M •• if you wvinoi aflord an attorney, you may oom- and a btxjther, fochard Korsen of n <* ;i" .vlh Uic 1-CO.TI Sdvicns OfTeo of Iho Counry ol years for Charles Dooley Jr. and .";MUC. iho names and telephone numbers ol such Dora Giberson South Plainfiekl • ./ _ ncicncioa aro fls follows: Nicholas Yatrakis, two Westfield /ScT/ it A fUneral Mass wUl be celebrated Ol K.enilWOrth; Uwyer Referral Service: 908-3S3-47t5; and Lognl Services: 908-S27-4769 physicians. 10 am. today at Sadred Heart . , Ir»5 .v::«n rns been instituted lor the purpose of (1) AUGUSTO F. MENEZES/THE CHRONICLE A native of Newark, Mrs. Fergu- fcrecw^iy a mortgage dated May 23. 1994, mado by for further information, call Paul Bulger and John Kozlowski, volunteers of the Handymen Program for Cranford senior citizens, check over a list of assignments. Roman Catholic chmth, i49 s. a registered nurse W-aam Pcna. as mortgagor to Empire of America Realty son lived in Cranford from 1964 OccW. Ccrp.. recorded on June 3. 1994 in Book 5345 of Plainfield Aye., South Mainfield. KENILWORT° H - Ruth P. Sh- '.ty.mnr;% Ic VJrvon County,. Page 230 and, which rriort- until she moved to South Plain- c*\f w,-i:-, ,-^rjgned to 0i^nttf and is' being recorded Visitation is 9 ain. today at the erman Castro, 89, died July 31, S"iu».\?cousiy rurewsh; and (2) to recover possession of. i field in 1981. She received an as- T'.I concerns ptcimsos commonly known as (361 South 1996 at the Berkeley Heights Con- - 908/722-3000 sociate's degree in medical as- Dooley Funeral Home, 218 North" i,^rw3 Strcoi. Plainfield. m the City of Plainfield, County Ave. West Memorial contributions valescent Center. She had been a • A l)fwr_ .inrt Stair? of Now Jersey. . • Who ya gonna call? The handymen sistance from the Union County vcu.. WILLIAM PENA, are made a pony defendant to may be made to the American registered nurse many years ago. lri.r. lorcciosuro action because you are one of the mort- S.V^ . ;,v . . ; ; .. . . . : Technical Institute in 1969. •i.v;o»-; and you signed iho note and mortgage being Cancer Society. Mrs.* ^Castro was born in .J'VCjpq;^ tK-rcin qnc? may bo'liablo for any. doficjency, X6203 u-vid fcr.ahy ten. claim or rterest you rrtay hove ta to or Seniori s in need o^^ Southampton, TSf.Y., arid had Uveit '.iq.-iiisi.'-io mongagod premises. ' ' '• VOU. MRS. WILLIAM PENA. are made a party deferv in Kenilworth since 1944. She was iint t.^ thjr, foreclosure action as it is unknown If the saicf Carl A. Anderson, 60 a member of the Kenilworth Se- AJJUI: Pcna. wno is a proper party defendant, is married. By ELLEN M. FELJCEITA Christinas to repair her swivel rocker. II tie is mamed. his wife, designated as Mrs. William Pena, "The program helps many residents keep nior Citizens Club. iiuv fv.Tvo an interest in the mortgaged premises. . THE CHRONICLE AT&T retiree; services are today ').-:<": JiJyS. 1996 .' '• up with needed repaire that might go unat- Her husband. Nacy, is deceased. . DONALD F. PHELAN CLE11K. SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JEflSfcY A leaky faucet, broken lock or damaged Electric snake would be ideal gift tended. It's also a way to build nice friend- CRANFORD — Carl A. Ander- unteer in Union County. Surviving are three daughters, S32 13 CC22 IT 8-7-96 screen door may seem minor, but to many ships with the residents," Mr. Kozlowski Surviving are his wife, Jeanette Carolyn Huttie, Joy Maye and Jeann.ette Vella, Handyman Program money. The men always seem to make son, 60, died Aug. 3, 1996 at his senior citizens rip longer able to handle such said. home. He joined AT&T Corp. in Garcia Anderson; a daughter, Gale; four grandchildren and four tasks, and living on" a.fixed income, the re- coordinator, has sent out. an S.O.S. for an do with what they have, but right now an When he's not on the job, handyman Ber- 1968 and was a communications Linda Spreen of Union; a son, great-grandchildren. Protect your plans from inflation.. pairs can be daunting. electric snake to 'clear clogged pipes. electric snake would be very useful It's a nard Gaffney serves the seniors as treasurer technician in Newark when he re- David of Cranford; and a grand- Services were held Friday at the Who can they call? "All the tools the handymen use arevery expensive item; A donated one of the town's Thursday Club. A retired Fos- child. tired in 1990. Services wijl be 10:30 a.m. today Mastapeter Funeral Home in The Cranford Senior Citizen Handyman purchased through (limited) grant would really help out," she said. ter-Wheeler employee, Mr. Gaflhey worked A native of Elizabeth, he served Roselle Park. Burial was in Grace- FIX-UP The cost of everything Program, of course! • 47 years as the company's material supervi- at the Dooley Funeral Home, 218 in the Army and lived in Union North Ave. WesL Burial will be in land Memorial Park. continues to rise. The popular service, sponsored by the sor. He handles much of the electrical arid before moving to Cranford in 1971. Graceland Memorial' Park, Ken- TIME? township and /unded through a Community town resident, 60 or older who meets the opportunity to help our residents, especially lock work for the senior program. Mr. Anderson had been a mem- ilworth. Even funerals. Development block grant, helps township income requirement. Once ruled eligible, those who are 85-90 years old. They really "We're helping seniors stay where they ber of the church council at Christ Memorial contributions may beAnn Wallas, 80 But you can prevent seniors make needed minor home repairs residents pay only the cost of the materials appreciate what we do for them," he said. are without added expenses," said Handy- made to the Christ Lutheran needed. There is no charge for the labor. Lutheran Church in Union for 20 and winterizing improvements. The program Mr. Bulger keeps a watchful eye for many man Program Coordinator Jeanette Vella. years. He also was a Red Cross vol- Church Memorial Fund. Retired from staff inflation from affecting also consults on rnajor home projects. Repairs are handled by the Handyman residents' special needs. "In addition to the.work covered under the The Handyman service is open to anystaff, a three-member team, whose back- ."• "One woman was always locking herself handyman program, we also have an annual of veterans' home ydur funeral. grounds and expertise are as diverse as the out of the house. Instead pf calling the fire gutter cleaning service for qualifying. ser : i ! KENILWORTH — Ann Ornawka jobs.they.tackle. —„ 1L...;.., ..;':..'L._ ...,.,:_... ripparrrwpnr, T rWir^pH \n piplr oulLaJSpot_tQ. -fliors.7-I hey're-weleome^ to call anytimebeV Lillie l^Thpmas, 58 HrVaHas,-8Q; died July 29^ 1996 at her FUNERAL -_ Helping seniors recycle Retired from Lockheed International, Paul secure an extra key, and whenever I'm fore fall to get on the list," she said. home. She had been a craft direc- Bulger's expertise is out of this world. The there, I make sure it's in place," he said. Realty agent; with home products firm DIRECTORS On the lighter side, handyman Paul tor with the New Jersey Veterans Find the former electrical magnetic tester worked on John Kozlowski has been on the job since CRANFORD — Iillie R. Thomas, Surviving are her husband, Law- Memorial Home at Menlo Park. Bulger recalled helping a senior bun- simulating vibration interference for air,1987. A former manager and electrical work- help you dle and tie discarded newspapers. How to reach help 58, died July 31, 1996 at Overlook rence Sr.; three sons, Lawrence Jr., Mrs. Wallas was borri in Newark -Since 1874- space and sea craft. Mr. Bulger was also part er at Wilson Jones* Company in Elizabeth, Joseph and Roger, six grand- and. had lived in Kenilworth since 'The woman then asked me to load of the Viking Program that sent a recorder Mr. Kozlowski also handles plumbing, car- Cranford) es uider than 60 wishing Hospital in Summit She had been need in a real estate agent for 10 years with children; her father, Lawrence Lee 1946. She was on the staff of the the bundles into her car, which was into the outer limits. His name, along with pentry and small cement jobs. to inquire . out eligibility and sched- Veterans Memorial Home from FORBES Fred Gray. Jr.. David B.Crabiel. PAulette Crabiel, parked in the garage. I did this, as- those of the others on the Lockheed team, Throughout the years, Mr. Kozlowski has uling the 1 idyman Service are in- ERA Suburb Realty in Scotch Sr.; a sister, Gloria Lee; and a brother, Lawrence Lee Jr. 1974 until her retirement, in 1994. CLASSFHJS William A, Doyle, Executive Administrator suming she was going to take them to are inscribed on the instrument craft which received thanks and praise from the many vited to call i their inquiries.. Plains. Her husband, Andrew, died in the conservation center. Was I sur- is still sailing through space. ' residents he has served. In 1991, Winifred The program now works directly Mrs. Thomas was born in Ab- Funeral services were held Mon- 1992. Surviving are a brother, Peter CRANFORD: 12 Springfield Ave.. Dale Schdustra. Mgr. •276-0092 day at Antioch Baptist Church in prised when she backed the car down An "all-around" handyman, Mr. Bulger Wolf publicly thanked him through a letter from the Community Development beville, Ala., and lived" in Union be^ Ornawka of Hollywood, Fla.; a sis- WESTFIELD: 318 East Broad St., Fred H. Gray, )r. Mgr.» 233-0143 the long driveway and unloaded the has been serving the residents for almost in the Cran/ord Chronicle. Calling it an "un- Office, 29 South Ave. For information, fore moving to Cranford in 1957.Springfield. Burial was in Grace- ter, Mary DeMonsi of Marion, 111.; bundles at the curb!" three years. selfish act," Ms. Wolf told of how the handy- call 709-72&. She was with Stanley Home Prod- land Memorial Park, Kenilworth. and several nieces and nephews. "I really enjoy my work. It gives me the man put off personal plans days before ucts in Plainfield for 15 years and a Arrangements were by the Private services were held under -branch manager before joining the Woody Home for Services, in Or- the direction of the LeonardrLee -real estate agency. ange. Funeral Home in Linden. and says she'll get Anne swimming as soon as pos- gift, said they gave gifts and received many in re- Comb and Allison Genovese, all of Cranford. •' Union County Places of Worship sible. turn. As a show of appreciation for her participation In the indoor pool were a group of about 40 adults, Cranford Lisa's two nieces, Kaitlyn, 11, and Colleen, 9, are in the symposium, Pat received in the. mail recently spread out across the shallow part of the pool doing j Limited Time Offer here in New Jersey for the summer visiting from a plaque and stand in Japanese thanking her for her an exercise program led by Maureen Ray. * their home in Washington state. The.entire family is participation, . "Sally Kleeman and Kathy Monahan, both of 5 TIvRRILL ROAD connections busy enjoying their visit They have been swimming "People in Japan are just wonderful," Pat said. "At Cranford, are also instructors,'* Pat said. "If adults \ St. Theresa's Church ST. BERNARD'S at the beach where Lisa's brother and mother each the end of an exercise class in the pool, instead of want to take the classes, we'have babysitters — < 13 WEEKS BAPTIST CHURCH 5*J1 Washington Ave., Kenilworth CATHOLIC CHURCH By Carol White have a house, going horseback riding and the entire clapping as is sometimes done here in the United Debbie Quinn, Robert Hubbuch and Jennifer DelJ, 1340 Tcrrill Rd. SCOIC|I Plulns family spent a wonderful day at Great Adventure. States, the people splash the instructor to show their Niro — who take care of small ones for their parents j 908-272-4444 368 Sumner Ave 322-7151 "Fall will come quickly now that it's August," lisa appreciation. It's quite a sight" while they work out or take a class." •* Pastor: Rev. Joseph S. Bejgrowicz lisa and Tim Vollenbrock live with their 6te- said, "but we sure have had a great summer, and Sunday Masses: Sat. 5:30pm Plainfield Rev. Michael Seaman, Pastor month-old daughter, Anne, in Garwood. I had an There was a softball field adjacent to the pool and Even though IVe spent many, many hours at the I Sunday: Anne is becoming a real little person." . . Pat was surprised to hear the umpire shouting facility in the past, I asked Pat to show me thej Sun. 7:30-9:00 iPastor: Rev. Joseph F. Barbone old-fashioned talk over the fence with lisa the other . 10:30- 12 Noon 908-756-3393 9:45am- Sunday School day. It reminded me of when my children were "safe" and "put" in English. Softball is an American fitness area and was quite impressed with the exten- i 11:00am - Morning Worship I ventured down to the Centennial Avenue pool to Weekday Masses: 7-9am Sunday Masses: young, and I'd stop and talk with a neighbor while game, it was explained, so they use some of our sive cardiovascular equipment they have. I greeted • FRE Miraculous Medal Novena Snturday, S;30PM 6:15pm - Ctiurcti training chat with Pat Fossella, year-round operations man- we each held our children in our arms, talking about words during the game. "The whole experience was Vincent Samowski, who was principal of St Micha- \ on a year's subscription to: Following 7.30 pm mass Sunday: 8:00, 0:30 & 11:30AM 7:15pm - Evening Worship ager of both'the Orange Avenue and the Centennial just fantastic," she said. el's School when I taught, there, and also superin-J SlJudes Perpetual Novena Weekday Masses: Wednesday: . everything. Mon./Wod./Frl: 7:00AM & 8:00AM Avenue indoor and outdoor pools for Cranford. '•••..'• • • 7:00 pm • Prayer Meeting Both Anne and Connor, my grandson, are teeth- tendent of the school when I first arrived in Cran- r 0 Franklin Focus ($7.50) QPiscataway Review ($18.76) Wednesdays at 12 noon & 7:30pm TuesTThurs: 8:00AM & 5:30PM ing, keeping their mothers up at night lisa, who • I wanted to find out about Pat's trip to Japan. This Meanwhile, back at the pool, which was really ford in 1965. Rob Brunner and Dan Martin of Cran-' Novena Holy Hour Saturday: 9:00AM Nwse/y Ca/e Ptovlded will take classes this fall at Union County College in trip was really a reward she received from the hopping, I had seen a group of children playing in ford work in that area. . ' J • Warren-Watchung Journal ($15.80) 0 Metuchen-E^json Review ($18.76) early childhood education, told me a wonderful story Aquatic Exercise Association for all the time she has the play yard as I drove in and asked Pat about Lai Sodomora, Lynn Geiss and Rita Stiles do ad-« she had read in one of the parents' magazines about spent with the organization on a volunteer basis. them. ministrative work for the pools and Patrick Quinn J 0 Bound Brook Chronicle ($18 J6) 0 South Plainfield Reporter ($18.76) KENILWORTH cleanliness as her daughter dropped a toy on the She attended an aquatic exercise symposium held "That is the Summer Kidz Klub which we started and Alia Modavsky handle the desk. • '• ' 'J GOSPEL CHAPEL ground. . . •.. in Tokyo as a guest with three other Americans. last year," she said. "We had 30 children sign up last 0 Somerset Messenger-Gazette ($20.98) D Highland Park Herald ($15.80) To Outside in the pools, children's swimming lessons I Newark Ave.^23rd St.. Kenilworth "With your first child," she said, "if they drop a They were treated like royalty, Pat said, honored at year, and this year we have 60." were in progress. Fawn Gargano, Melissa Gargano,' 908-272-6131 several dinners and pampered to the hilt It's a program for two groups of children on a • Green Brook-North Plainfield Journal ($15.80) 0 Cranford Chronicle ($18.76) toy, you pick it up and sterilize it; with your second Kelly Imus, Brian Mclntyre, Aimee Niemsyk (I re- J Sunday Services; child, you take it to the sink and wash it off, with Pat was impressed with the graciousness of the weekly basis or a daily basis. The children are 4- or member Aimee when her older brothers Gregg and • Contact Connie the third, you lick it dean; and with the fourth child, Japanese and their respect and admiration for her 5-year-olds in one group or 6- or 7-year-olds in an- Scott worked at the pool), Christine Stiles and Jen- • • The Chronicle ($18.76) : • Scotch Plains-Fanwood Press ($12.77) 11 am - Family Bible Hour and you letlRe dog lick it" and her companions from America. other. They swim, of course, play games and have nifer Wilson were all busy with their classes. I left J 6:00pm - Evening Services lisa, who was a swimmer in high school and later Pat said she and the others were questioned about arts and crafts with Nicole Samartine, who is the before the pool actually opened for its regular day of • Monday. 7:00pm - Boys Brigade an~AAlI-^vimmer,_say&-she'£^a^ their teachings methods__and_ class content Thgy 908-722-3000 Wsdntsday. 7:30pm - Ptiyw and Bibl* Study swimming, but was told that Erin- Burke,—Kryaia^ Friaay,-7^)0pnr- Youth-M««ing Olympics, in particular the swimming, since she were allowed to participate in the entire symposium special things with the children. Rosey Wright runs CSerkowski, Meredith Gierkowski, Kerry Drexler, J CaUl-800-$M«9321 Friday Night CnHdreifs Club knows one of the swimmers personally. Lisa swam as much or as little as they liked. the program, which lasts 8 a.m.-5:30 p.m., with"the Jon Haug and Regan Stempniewicz from Cranford jj 7*30 pm (Grado School Ago) Forbes Newspapers, Circulation Dept., P.O. 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Miss Welsh, You said it: Shannon Murray was Linda Harnessed "I wish J could've just skipped tbsja'tDthJiole.L named State Cup tourna- Mr. Mclnfyre — UCC golfer Ken Hartmann. (story below) Sports ment MVP thissummerr to David Mclntyre are betrothed Linda Haines of Westfield, other brother, Brian Mclntyre of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh H. Welsh of daughter of Rose Haines of Toms Cranford, served as usher. Cranford have announced the en- River and the late George Haines, gagement of their daughter, FORBES FAN POLL: What was the highlight of the Olympic Games? The bride graduated from Union Suzanne Marie Welsh, to John was married April 19,1996 to David PntViniir High School and is em- Patrick Mclntyre, son of Mr. and Compiled by James Reilly/Forbes Newspapers Mclntyre, son of Martin and Maty Mrs. Martin Mcliilyit: uf Ciaii- ployed by Schering-Plough Health Ann Mclntyre of Cranford. ford. The ceremony took place at SL care Products in Liberty Corner. Both graduated from Cranford Vincent De Paul Church, with a re- The bridegroom graduated from High School. ception following at The Primav- Cranford High School and is an The future bride is employed era. Both are in Stirling. by Revlon Research Center in electrician with Johnson Controls Edison. Michele Tremarco of Stirling was in Bridgewater. Her fiance is employed by maid of honor for her aunt Jen- The couple spent their honey- Biach Industries in Cranford. nifer Tremarco, another of the moon in Disney World and the The couple will be married in bride's nieces, was bridesmaid. the fall in nuptials celebrated by Michael Mclntyre of Cranford Florida Keys. SUZANNE WELSH Ms. Welsh's uncle, Msgr. Aloysius LINDA and DAVID MclNTYRE was best man.for his brother. An- They live in Holland Township. and JOHN MclNTYRE J.Welsh. Local students earn praise, degrees at colleges •!§ Katherine Clare Lyons and Hiba Jesse Jabex Evans, son of Linda Forlini, Mary Kniazuk, Denise Rhode Island. and Mrs. Gregory Boyd, and Aimee; Abdul Garaman, both of Cranford, R. and William J. Evans of Cran- Lutz, Dawn Piizzi, John Grady, Haug, a recent graduate with a de-.. and Frank Michael Ruggiero of ford, received a bachelor of arts in Kerri Bnizenas, Sabrina Di- Cathryn M. Lake of Cranford re- gree in elementary education, the! Kenilworth have been named to popcal science May 4 from East Cosmo, Karen Marotta, Mary ceived a bachelor's degree in nurs- daughter of Mr. and JVIrs./Thomas I the dean's list for -the 1996.spiw Carolina University. Mr. Evans was Spritigo, Victoria Kiss, Daniel ing from Fairleigh Dickinson Uni- Haug. '•.•"•"•... ! JOANNE CZAP.CraJKbid ^ PAUL MAREOL, Scotch Plains ANN PrrnUS, Garwood MARY BETH ZANKO, Cranford MARK COSGROVE, Westfield KEVIN KOELLNER, Cranford "semester-^t 'Drew ''University.- Aaron, Jill Capobianco,/ Anna versity, Teanedc-Hack&nsack Can> There were a lot of things, OMB- watched some of the boning, Johnson. He seemed Track and field, especially'the ^ The Irish swimmer, Michelle The girl's gymnastics team win- ^ege:'5tudents earned amffiiihum spring semesterv ^ tiie onry ning the gold medal was the high- O grade point' average''bri*i'a**'4'ff ^3^ exceflent Iwi^^^^ ^ scale. '•.'.... * . iiworth were awarded degrees from. Karen A. Koehler and Amy L. Jonathan S. Goodgold and Strug, performing so well lot closer than anyonye -thoughtg - Tpepaaonal-agenda^-He^wag g jusj t a they showed more of the U.S. tions *are always . made against which is what the Games are all Navarria, both of Cranford,' re- Seven Kenilworth residents have Jamie A. Reitman, both of Cran- from the University of Delaware. ', • * * ' New Jersey Institute of Technology an injury, was great They should they"d be. I realty expected them real nice guy. I watched the cover- women's soccer team's games, anybody who wins, it's inevitable, about, instead of just an in- Dcbra Leigh Kinney of Garwood Jan. 12. Mr. Witting received a ceived degrees from Bloomsburg been named to the president's list ford, were named to the 1996 Kari Anne Zalinkanskas of; have given more attention to ath- to win by more. There were real age specifically so I could see him. They only showed the three goals especially if they're not Ameri- dividual performance. The team- and Edward ML Grogan of Ken- bachelor of engineering tech- University during its commence- at Union County College for the spring semester dean's list at Bing- scbred in the final (The VS. cans, work and dedication of that team ment exercises held in December. 1996 spring semester. The presi- hamton (N.Y.) University. Cranford and Michael Leonard! letes from countries other than close scores at half-time of a few He was great ilworth have been named to the nology. Mr. McLeer received a - the US. The intent of the Olym- topped China 2-1 for the gold was terrific. dean's list for the 1996 spring se- bachelor-of science in mechanical Ms. Koehler received a bachelor of dent's list recognizes students who • • • • ' ' • ' Liocone of Garwood were named to! games, until they got rolling in pics is for people to come to- medal). - mester at New Jersey Institute of engineering. Mr. Mucchala re- science in adult health. Ms. Navar- have achieved a minimum of a 3.5 Michael Gallina of Cranford re- the 1996 spring semester dean's; the second half. But it was cool Technology. Students must com- ceived a bachelor of science in ria received a bachelor of science cumulative average based on a 4.0 ceived a bachelor's degree in man- list at the University of Delaware. ; gether, not just cheer for the when they won. scale. Americans. plete 12 credit hours, achieve a chemical engineering. in education. . agement from Rider University, ' • . • • .• • . '• . i.

• ••••••. grade point average of 3.0 on a 4.0 :.'".••••••••. Students named include: Paul Lawrenceville, in December 1995. Hilary Mados of Cranford re- scale and receive no incomplete Three Cranford residents and Stephanie Dhton of Cranford Ribeiro, Diogenes Uribe, Ray- • • • has been awarded membership in mond FSgueroa, Heather Sos- ceived a master's degree from New grades or a grade lower than a C. two Kenilwbrth residents have re- In May Patrick Di Sarro of Gar- Jersey Institute of Technology,, Phi Omega Epsilon, Fairleigh nownii Karen Kiefer, lisa Tor- wood received a bachelor's degree • * • ceived honors for the 1996 spring Newark. ."• semester . at Fairleigh Dickinson Dickinson University's honor soci- torello and Shirley Lake. in computer information systems, Three Cranford . residents have • •• • • '! been named to the dean's list for University's Florham-Madispn ety. Eligibility is established by • • • and John Leonard of Cranford re- the 1996 spring semester at Eair- campus. T.imfa Chapman and completing at least 90 credits to- Four Garwood residents have ceived a master's degree in busi- Elizabeth and Susan Scbeuerer;! : field University. They are Keith M. Meredith Bryer of Cranford and ward an undergraduate degree and been named to the president's list ness administration from Rider daughters of Sally and Raymond! maintaining a cumulative grade Macksoud, Michael J. Swack- Laura Kossor of Kenilworth were at Union County College for the University. In December Khnberry Scheuerer of Kenilworth, have, UCG golfers second in region point average of 3.50 or better out 1996 spring semester. The presi- Lisnock of Cranford received a both been named to the dean's list;; Mr. M Camp hamer and John B. Witherington. named to the dean's list. Theresa The Mr. M Baseball Camp ....'• * ».•«••. Colalillo of Kenilworth and Janice of a possible 4.0. dent's list recognizes students who master's degree in counseling ser- Elizabeth completed her junior have achieved a minimum of a 3.5 -vices and Eugenia Xarhoulakos of will be held 10 am.-3 p.m. as Ken Hartmann leads way Four Cranford residents have Sheafer Cranford, was named to year at Trenton State College with Aug. 13-15 been awarded degrees from Mont- the honors list To qualify for the rhamhlln R, , ig cumulative average based on a 4.0 Cranford received a bachelor's de- a term average of 3.890 and a cu- scale. at the By JAMES RCILLY dair State University. They are: dean's list a student must have a of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen W. John- gree in elementary education from mulative average of 3.659. She i$ son of Cranford, has attained Students named include: Marg- Nomahe- TOE CHRONICLE Christine Pentland, bachelor of 3.2 or better grade point average Rider University. majoring in mathematics and sedf gan Park dean's list status for the .1996 aret Conklin, Rebecca Venezia, • •' ••.•••• • . . ; arts, home economics; Matthew J. out of a possible 4.0; for the honors ondary education. I- High expectations often leave Ruplc, bachelor of arts, speech and list, a 3.5 or better. spring term at Middlebury College. Denise Sblendorio and Kclley Ma- Valerie A. Cline received a mas- Susan completed her freshman FteWoffthe you feeling mighty low. theater, Ann Marie Ryan, master .•.•• ••'.••• . - .. •. loney. ter's degree from The Graduate Thirty-one Cranford residents ' • . • • • • year at Douglas College, Rutgers Boulevard Ken Hartmann and the Union of arts in teaching; and Carl Ste- Three area residents received de- School at Purdue University. In Cranford. County College golf team took sec- have been named to the presi- Jessica Higgins, daughter of ••••»• University, with a term average of phen Wrigpt; master of business grees from the University of Scrah- The ond place in the National Junior ton at, its.. 108th; commencement dent's list at Union County College Jack and Susan Higgins, recently 3.65. She is transferring to Rutgeis administration. '•:''' Named to the 1996 spring se- camp is lor College Athletic Association Region • •*••-. . ••.••• ceremony May 26. They are:, Chris- for the 1996 spring semester: The received her bachelor of science College at Rutgers University ih mester dean's list at Susquehanna boys age Lynne Tessier.of'Kenihvorth and tine L. Czander of Kenilworth and presidents-list recognizes students degree in speech-language pBtfiol- University, Selingsgrove, Pa., were the iaTk Susan has not yet declared 19 tournament at^<£ape -May Na- Kieran K. Healey and Cortlandt who have achieved a minimum of ogy, from Trenton State College. 12-16 and tional' Golf Course, which' is quite Jaime M. Saladino of Cranford Shannon Boyd, daughter of Mr. her major. v will highlight pitching, field- have been named to the dean's list D. Montross, both of Cranford. a 3.5 cumulative average based on Ms. Higgins was on the dean's list an accomplishment But Hart- a 4.0 scale. for the spring semester. She will be ing, catching and base- mann, like most golfers, is ever the at Buckhell University. Ms. Sal- running. The rules of 1he adino, daughter of Salvatore and Shannon Boyd of Cranford, Students named include: Micha- attending Syracuse University perfectionist, and was hoping for graduate school in the fall. game will also be a key part Rosemarie Saladino, was recog- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gregory el Bauinan, Joseph WoltkowskL more. Catherine Torpy, Jason Pircher, of the instruction. Attendees nized for her academic achieve- D. Boyd, and Aimee Haug, also of "Not bad,"-said;Hartmann of the Susan Werveris, Kevin Sherwood, Michael D. Isaacman of Cran- must bring a glove, bat, ments for the spring 1996 se-Cranford and daughter of Mr. and spikes and catching equip- runner-up performance at Cape mester. Ms; Tessier, daughter of Anthony Zeleniak, Isabel Silva, ford received a bachelor's degree in May. "But we really. cpuldVe done Mrs. Thomas Haug, were named to Patricia Williams, Edith Ambraqr, ment, if they are catchers. KEN HARTMANN Paul and Carol Tessier was named the dean's list for the 1996 spring marketing and Jennifer ML Zalin- a lot better. I realize that:taking for both fall and spring semesters. Joyce Morris, Joan Civile, Patricia ski of Kenihvorth received a bach- Cost for the three-day semester afc Susquehanna Univer- Williams, Keith Fossella, Ellen Ca- camp is $50 per child. Any- second is a great thing for ourRegion 19 team championship, '•*'••'•. sity. Ms. Boyd is a junior majoring elor's degree in communication team, and I'm proud of what we've hilL Angela Dechillo, Lauren studies from the University of one Interested can call 276- Hartmann had hoped to play well Kendra A. Owings and Sally J. in early childhood education and 5260. AUGUSTO F.MENE2ESATHE CHRONICLE done. We came pretty far after a enough to qualify for the in- Flaxman, both of Cranford, and Ms. Haug is a recent graduate with Jonathan Curtis I* the Union County Outdoor Swim League's under-6 champion for the 25-meter slow start and turned it on at the dividual national championships, a Heather D. Marko of Garwood an elementary education degree. A Union County Directory of Services and Activities butterfly. end of year. But we didn't golf our lofty goal he didn't reach. have achieved dean's list status at Call Tennis, anyone? best games at the region, and if we "Personally, it was disappointing Muhlenberg College. Ms. Flaxman, Getting a grip oh tennis will did, we could've won." daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Max B. 1-800-273-8449 be the theme of beginning to me," said Hartmann. "My expec- and inter- The two-day, 36-hole champi- tations were higher for the team Flaxman,,was named to the dean's onship was quite a challenge to list for the spring semester. Ms. Ext. 6123 mediate Three clieers and for myself. I didn't play as well courses In Hartmann and his UCC team- as I could have; and if I did, I Owings, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. mates, as Cape May National is a .WiUiamJELOwings, and Ms, Matko,.. ToGetaFREE tennis that might have reached both goals." daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Just one -will-be-Gfc-U JCopicki aud Curtis' win county swim titles difficult course to master. UCC placed sixth in the region Marko Sr'., were both named for fered later "It's a links course, and it was tournament last year, so there was phone call rewarded for all their hard work. very, very windy," said Hartmann, the fall and spring semesters. KANGAROO this sum- By JAMES RBLLY indeed a marked improvement ... • • * * They have fUn swimming, and mer at who carded 89-92 for the team-high "We had much better depth this to quality care! UNLIMITED ; BridalGuide THECHRONICLE they're improving all the time." score. "There were a few open : James Joseph Trembulak of Union year, and that was what put us up Monitored Child Care KIDS County Col- Swimming More than 100 children signed holes, but many were tree-lined, Garwood and Carmine G. Merlucci CHILD CARE AND The Cranford Swim Club to the next level, where we could Jr. of Kenilworth received degrees Flexible Care Times SPORTS ACTION! from lege. crowned three county champions up for the team this summer, and and with the wind it was tough." LEARNING CENTER Beginner- Snensky wasn't sure what the big challenge for the title," said Hart- from New Jersey Institute of Tech- Insured • Individual Attention r* Feigley's Gymnostics J last weekend. Hartmann was particularly "You'll Be A Jump Ahead" level Instruction will be held Jill KopidQ, Matthew Curtis and numbers could be attributed to. snake-bit on the ninth hole, which mann. "Our top five golfers could nology May 17. Mr. Trembulak Somerset County (908)526*4884 r* Wrestling School } earned a master of science in com- ".it All Star Cheerleoding Team. .J 9-11 am. Saturdays Aug. 31- Jonathan Curtis each swam to "Kids love getting into the pool, he wouldn't mind never seeing all pull down nice scores'and that's puter science. Mr. Merlucci re- Union County (908) 668-4884 561-7721 l-k Traveling Gym bus . <£ SepL 28, while Intermediate Union County Outdoor Swim and then they really enjoy compet- how we were able to improve so besting the county. again. ceived a bachelor of science in civil Princeton Area (908) 253-9595 NEWSPAPERS Instruction will be provided League titles, in a very successful ing against each other," said Snen- much.". , YEAR ROUND • FLEXIBLE SCHEDULING Jill Kopkki won the 100-meter sky, who has coached the team for "I wish I could've just skipped engineering. $908-561-8888$ from 11 am.-1 p.m. the same end to the summer season. M Hartmann will now embrace his Hunrerdon County (908)7884838 • LICENSED'2 M0.-5 YEARS individual medley and. the 50- three years. And maybe there are the ninth hole," said Hartmann. "I ,•'.•• • • dates. next challenge, transferring to NORTH BRANCH & Free Class With This Ad I "It was a pretty good meet," said some parents who drop the kids off was like eight-over for two days Nicholas F. Witting and Dermot 'A Commiinuni (o W N.«Slud.nl.On|y s- For more Information, can Cranford Swim dub Coach Mark meter breastroke in the girls Florida Atlantic College, where he Quality Care Slrux 19fll' SOUTU PLUWHBLD for a few hours to get a break. Ei- which is just awful. It was a par4 N. McLeer, both of Cranford, and 709-7600. Snensky. "We had lots of kids under-15 division. Matthew Curtis will major in business and work on won three races in the boys under- ther.way, we've had a great turn- over a water hazard; and in addi- swim very good times, phis the out" tion to not playing welL I didnt his game. ' Baseball basics three champions. It's a small, but 9 division, the 100 individual med- "I cant wait to get down to the ley, the 50 free and the 50 breas- •With scores of younger swim- understand the rules until after the With the cooperation of the very competitive league and we mers, Snensky concentrates on the round. I went into the water and warm weather," said Hartmann. had some very close meets. The troke. Jonathan Curtis won the Cranford Baseball League, basics when coaching. then shot off the tee, when I could "Ill try out for the golf team down Bob Segear will be present- most important thing is the kids boys 6-uhder 25-meter freestyle. "We try to get the kids familiar there, but I don't think 111 make it ^All three of those swimmers re- ! have taken a drop where the ball ing his eighth annual Base- had a good time." with the pool and jget them to learn •^ it's a Division 1 college program. ally worked hard all season and went in. But it was just one of ball Basics Summer Camp. The Cranford Swim Club went 2- the proper strokes," said Snensky. But m definitely keep playing and- we're real proud of them," said those things that happen in golf." The four^day camp will be 3 on the season, and capped it all "Then it's just a matter of letting weil see what happens." offered to all Cranford youth off with Kbpicki and the Curtis' Snensky, "It's good to see them them go." In addition to shooting for the steal more hometown business? between the ages of 8 and 11 who have participated during the 1996 CBL season. The camp will run 9 a.m.- CoverAli Bases With An Ad In FORBES NEWSPAPERS noon Monday, Aug. 12- Shannon and Devon Murray Thursday, Aug. 15 from at When there's a lot of competition in the field, you need a way to standout from the Adams Ave. ballflelds. prevented one of Mount Laurel's ing the ball upfield and not hav- The cost Is $85 per per- By JAMES ROILY Jersey State Cup championship ers will do anything a coach asks the crowd. A way that will attract new customers while keeping old ones this summer. "Shannon's got tre- of them, and they both are very top players from doing so. ing to worry about defending all son, including a hat, shirt, THECHRONICLE the time." mendous confidence and really skilled, intelligent players." "Shannon played sweeper on in the game. An advertising medium thats trusted, widely read. And priced daily refreshments and priz- Devon had no prohlem with the The Murray girls. enjoys getting right into the ac- Shannon and Devon helped to many teams, but we asked her to in your ballpark. es. Space Is limited, so sign play in the midfield and she did a switch either. up early. Although not related, Devon "It's really different for me to and Shannon Murray are some- terrific job," said Mendes. "And Our knownegeable advertising specialists are eager to go to bat for you. For more information, call Devon usually played an attack- be marking other people," said Bob Segear at 272-4359. times seen as a package deal in 777ose two players are very different, but also Devon, who normally is the target Call us today at (908) 276-6000 and find out how easy it is to score a run local soccer circles, and for good ing role, but we had her mark the when you run an ad with us. reason. similar.' most dangerous offensive players, of the opposition's top defender. "There was a little more pressure Inside Both girls are entering their, and she really rose to the occa- — Tony Mendes sion." making sure my player didn't sophomore year at Cranford High. score; but I knew it would help Both girls are also good friends. United Counties Soccer coach, The Murray girls were only too. Forbes : happy to shift their positions if it the team, and it worked out NEWSPAPERS • Scoreboard. A10 And both girls are two of the best speaking oi Devon arid Shannon Murray meant winning a state title. great" A DIVISION OF FORBES INC X • Cranford Gators A-10 young soccer\players in the state. "Those two players are very dif- "I didn't really know how to With expanded experiences and Got a score to report? tion on ihe^field.AndJ^vojn.js_a__Jeadjhe United Counties^teamjo abilities from their campaign with hChronicle •-Franklin Focus * Coti James Reilly at 276-6000 or fereht, bur"^Isb~TsirniIar,""said~ play halfbacks .hut I JLtkeJtq...dq_a Green Brook-North Plainfield Jdurnal • Highland Park Herald • Hills-Bedminster Press ' fax to 276-6220. Our address is: talented play maker who darts in the state title with a 2-1 win over lot of running and it fit right in," United C6unties7 me~Murray~girls : Tony Mendes, who coached the • Metuchen-Edison Review •Wliddlesex^Dunellen Chronicle • Pjscataway Review 102 Walnut Ave.. Cranford. NJ. Murray girls and the United and out of the action. But where Mount Laurel, as Shannon found said Shannon, who was named will certainly be a nice one-two • Scotch Plains-FanWdod Press • Somerset Messenger-Gazette 07016. Counties Socc er team to the New they are similar is that both play- the back of the net, and Devon tournament MVP. "It's fun bring- punch for Cranford High this falL • South Plainfield Reporter ^ Warren-Watchung Journal • Westfield Record A-10 The Chronicle August 7,1996 -r •August 7,1996 The Chronicle A-11 Gators close seasoewitfe The conference championship free and the 100 free, Lee Krin- mers, but in particular the 8 and Fourth-place finishes were They came up on top. I was ex-Maya Iida in the 15-18 100 breast; meet has very strong qualifying zrrian in the 50 free, Lauren D'Elia younger swimmers were the-ones achieved by Kevin Bellog in the 25 tremely proud of the way theSteven Bellog in the 25 free and 25— times that swimmers must make in the 50 free and the relay of that showed the greatest improve- breast, Steven Bellog in the 25swimmers were able to deal with a'back; Ryan Meier in' the nine-10 58** to be able to swim in the meet Ryan Carpenter, Tom Pacchia, ment. back and Lee Krinzman in thedouble meet and adverse condi- free, 50 breast and 50 back; Robbie There was a large contingent of Ryan Hegna and Patrick Martin. Matt Allunario has cut his time nine-10 50 fly. - tions." Meier in the 15-18 100 fly and 10H Cranford Gators traveling out to Fifth-place finishes were in the 25 in half. Kristen Ford has Fifth-place finishes were First-place ribbons were won in back; Hayley Robinson in the nineA Somerset YMCA in Bridgewater achieved in the 100 fly by Lindsay cut her time in the 25 free by nine achieved by Hayley Robinson in both meets by the 8 and younger 10 50 back and 50 fly; Lauren— Alban-Lewis marks 50th year of serving >wn D'Elia in the nine-10 100 free, 100 July 30 and 31. All of these swim- Hegna and Maya Jida in the 100"seconds. Chris JudgerJeiuii Judge--the 0 10 50 froe and Bryan Krin- -boys!—rpi^y of Ppfor Mnntalvo. individual—medley—and 50 free; nt thn timo. My mnthpr rrm thngn hnrwp mers were hoping to win the gold back. and James Sheerin cut their times zman in the 11-12 100 free. Kevin and Steven Bellog, Kevin Kristen Bellog in the 13-14 10*3 UTA Thp Rtnre is also a Sixth-place finishes were Sixth-place finishes were S y one-stop shop for paints and paint medals from tlus meet of 24 teams, by 10 seconds in this meet alone.' Carpenter and Patrick Hogan. The breast; Bryan Krinzman in the IIHT | THECHRONIO-E She was fondly known as 'Bert,' " 433 swimmers and more than 1,000 achieved by Patrick Martin in the Not to be outdone by the young- achieved by Ryan Meier in the 9-10 boys' 13-18 relay also won in both 12 100 individual medley, 50 fljj, Bruce said of his deceased mother. supplies. swims. 100 free, Ed Brown, in the 100er swimmers, Kristen Bellog cut 12 50 back and Kristen Bellog in the relays; swimmers were , Chris 100 free and 50 back; Chelsea course of its 50-year Expanding six years ago, the 1 y, the Alban-Lewis hardware "She stocked the center aisle The gold medals were won by Ed breast, Lee Krinzman in the 50 fly seconds off a time, and Ashley 13-14 100 fly. Feinthel, Rob Meier, Patrick Mar- Davis in the 25 back, 25 fly and 25' with costume jewelry and a mix of Alban's took on the Hooker vacu- Brown in the 100 free and the relay and Ryan Hegna in the 100 fly. Klappholz cut a total of 21 seconds tin and Ed Brown and the other' free; Liz Sweeney in the 11-12 59'^ store remains a staple, serving the um line and went on to become an everyday needs of local residents other small, inexpensive trinkets. team of Jon Hegna, Hoshi Iida, Ed in two events. Round Top 153, Cranford 122 was Hoshi Iida, Ed Brown, Chris breast and 100 individual medle^" Women from town would stop in to authorized sales and warranty ser- Brown and Rob Meier. Second- LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP First-place finishes were Due to a very rainy summer, the Feinthel and Rob Meier. Patrick Martin in the 13-14 100 fly^ and earning its place in Cranford's vice dealer. The Eureka brand is history. . browse, but more than that, they place finish was also achieved by July 27 found the Cranford Ga- achieved by Lauren D'Elia in the 9- Cranford Gators had to go to Personal first-place ribbons were 100 free, 100 breast and 100 backf!« would come in total k to Bert. She also carried, and the store will soon Brown in the 100 back. tors at their league championships 10 50 back. Round Top in Warren with the won by Jon Hegna in the 15-18 100 Kevin Carpenter in the 25 breasl; Originally Apgar Hardware, the become a warranty dealer for the North Union Avenue shop washad a gentle way with people, and In two races of the 200 free and at Brookside Pool in Milltown. Second-place finishes were mission to complete two meets in free; Ryan Hegna in the 15-18 100 Lee Krinzman in the nine-10 lOOW everyone always left with a smile popular line. Not limited to vacu- 100 free, Gator Rob Meier was There were eigfct teams and 194achieved by Lindsay Hegna in the one night before dark. fly, Melissa Montalvo in the nine-free; Lindsay Hegna in the nine-Mfci taken over by Marty and Bertha ums, Alban-L«rwis is also the place •*sLui<«&S«AS-'^i4^^^. i 'fa 100 free and Ryan .Hegna in thfeA. Alban and relativeBerni e Lewis in on their face," he said. '•• A touched out by only foiir- children involved in this champi- 13-14 100 fly, Bryan Krinzman in The mission was accomplished, 10 50 breast; Ed Brown in the 13-14 Recently uncovering an album for window and storm window, and hundredths of a second to find onship meet In total there were the 11-12 50 fly, Steven Bellog in but Round Top proved to be too 100 fly, 100 free, 100 breast and 100 13-18 200 free and 100 breast. ^'. 1946. small appliance repair. "Swimmers of the Meet" were his father started in the late 1940s, himself winning silver medals in more than 1,000 swirnsl the 25 fly and the boys' 8 andstrong of a team. Cranford lost back; Jackie Feinthel in the 11-12 Bruce Alban, who operates the Bruce had a chance to review early The sole owner/operator, Bruce each event The Cranford team was just younger relay. In addition to herboth meets with scores of 153422 100 free, 50 fly and 50 free; Rob Patrick Martin for his great job irf-s store today, took the helm from his proudly continues the tradition and the relay, Maya Iida for being :ac store ads. Advertisements in the Third-place finishes and bronze amazing. Members shaved more first, Lauren D'Elia won second in and 155-120. Meier in the 13-18 200 free, 100 dad, Marty, last year. Bruce is the work ethic his family began many ••; :)!•, constant stronghold for the team ia' Citizen & Chronicle listed a "mod- •V • ** -r medals were won by Meier in the than 185 seconds off their seed the 9-10 50 free and Hoshi Iida in Cranford did win in spirit and back and 100 free; Steven Bellog in latest in a long family line of retail- em" step-on garbage can for $1, a years ago. .mm times. The seed times were the the 15-18 girls' group, Ashley Kap«. ers. • . 100 fly, Lauren D'Elia in the 100 the 13-14 100 back. the ability to keep cool in a tough the 25 fly; Lindsay Hegna in thepholz for the best individual med- Zim wall-type can opener for the "My uncle retired 10 years ago, free and Ryan Hegna in the 200best of the season prior to this Third-place finishes were situation. 13-14 100 fly and Ashley Klappholz ley ever swam and Rob Meier foj.7 "My father learned how to run a same, plus a free carving set with and dad now lives in Boyton free. meet Coaches Pam Boland and achieved by Steven Bellog in the Steve Whittington, Cranford in the 11-12 100 individual medley. his last meet for the Gators after Ifei store at an early age. My grandfa- any purchase more than $3. Cus- Beach, Ha. He worked in the store Fourth-place finishes were Steve Whittington were amazed at. 25 free and Hoshi Iida in the 13-14 coach, said, "At the relays, the Second-place ribbons were won ther opened Alban's Bar & Restau- years on the team. .... tr-, tom-made Venetian blinds were all until last September," Bruce said.". achieved by Jon Hegna in the 200the times achieved by all the swim- 100 back. score could have gone either way. by Chris Feinthel in the 15-18 free; rant Supply Co. of Elizabeth in the the rage, while window shades sold With an eye toward the future, . Ul early 1920s," he said "My mother for a low $1.19. In 1947, the store Bruce looks to many more years of AUGUSTO F. MENEZES/THE CHRONICLE SCOREBOARD and unde were also naturals in the was also the local supplier for serving the needs of Cranford Bruce Alban stands in front of his shop Thursday. The business is marking its 50th year in ^oriderlawn Green Grass," which Cranfordford. •—•••••••S~--'^'^:J^K^fiS^^M^^S^3S£t^^^^'&^''^-i't~~''. ^ _^ throughout the lawn in a quick five days. (aaof Aug. 1) 71 and inventory the equipment lor all teams on Limited.number of applications will be avail- floN courses. Ash Brook in Scotch Plains, Gal- years, the store stocked a general Bruce grew up with the business, C; i SENIOR SOFTBALL TEAM, W-L Third Low Net — Marlene Oeara. Clark, 73 Friday, Aug, 16 from 6-8:30 pm For more able for each team, so earty registration is loping HiB in Korutwprth and Oak Ridge''A'< FORBES NEWSPAPERS ' UNION COUNTY Comcast Cablevislon . 17-3 information contact Richie at 272-3789. encouraged. For further information call Ken Clark. There is an $8 entry too. Regular gmotH- hardware line, gift items, fixtures and came on board full time 17 Nilsen Detective Agency 16-4 . Flight B Lutz at 272-6477 or Qcpg Drexlet at 276O796 UNION COUNTY LEAGUE fees are to be paid tho day of play. For lurthof and a special center aisle that gave years ago. An accomplished lock- Eyestyles of Union 15-6 Low Gross — Dcyina Cluse. Summit. 102 MIGHTY MIKE or 272-2222. information call Ash Brook Golf Course 75fii, the store its character and made it smith, he added his skills to the %-PLUS DIVISION Antone'8 Pub 14-6 First Low Net — Marie Bekker, Linden, 71 Northfield Mount Harmon School graduating Comcast Cablavlslon held a slim one-game 0414. ;,. Crest Refrigeration 9-8 Second Low Net — Evelyn Coppola, Ken- senior Michael Gargiles, son on of Joanne and STILL TIME unique. established variety store. lead over a tenacious. Nllsen Detective Agency Krowicki-Gorny Mem. Home 7-14 ilworth, 73 William Gargiles ol Cranford, has been namod Thoro is still timo to register for the fall Cran- "The center bins were probably Today, the store continues to squad, with just four games remaining for each Travel Guide 7-14 Third Low Net — Cynthia Shim, Murray Hill. to the 1996 Boston Globe All-Star Track Team ford Soccer Club season. Cranford children WE CARE ' ( , team In the regular season. • 1 the most popular part of the store carry a full line of hardware and Saxony Motel 4-17 74 for the 100-meter race, as selected by the and those attending Cranford schools bom bo- Contact We Caro, a nonprofit help lino, ctiilJ Serving: Westfield, Scotch Plains, Fanwood, Cranford, Garwood, Kenilworth Lehlgh Savings 3-19 coaches of the New England Prep School Ath- tween Aug. 1, 1983 and July 31, 1991 areIntervontion and listening seryico, will conduct Nilaen DetecUve 26, Eyestyles 4 Flight C letic Council. eligible to play for the in- . •. , Since 1985 RBI leading the way. Jim Alrey and Frank "Jack" Jennings as president of •SEAL COATING r Pioneer came away with hard-fought victory 35 . . •'•'••.• 10.5 seconds. He was also second in the 200- Theso 18-holo. stroke-play tournaments for mid-size and larger New Jersey Fully Insured & Bonded Sideujolks • patios D'Amlco had three hits each, and AitKopacz 5K road raco will inciudo a cuslom-destgned T. • dump Pumps • BELGIUM BLOCK CURBING over the second place Marion Roofing squad, Second Low Net — Carol Madden-Myers, 36 melers, with a personal best and school record: promise to bo exciting jevents for players'ages the hewry established risk manage- businesses. * Complete Janitorial Services ripped two triple for three RBI. Bob Oxner went irtirt. post-raco food and drmk. a random priit? thanks to outstanding hitting by "ageless won- Third Low Net — Mitzi Federici, Westfield, 41 22.01. He also ran in tho 4x100 relay, which 12-16 who are residents of Union County. De- ment division. Inslollcd • RAIUOAO TIES • snno> • Foundations • Fireplaces 4 for 4 for Crest and Earl White slammed a drawing, massage and music provided In a related.move, Meeker Shar- • General Cleaning • Professional Buildings , I der" Tony Menafro, Ralph Dervecchlo, Ray took first irt 43.2. ' pending on the number of players enrolled, FREEESTBIATES' two-run homer. . •..'.", Prime Tme Entertainment. Tho-raco entry (00 •Mr. Jennings joins Meeker Shar- • Residential Cleaning • Floor Waxing Meyer (2 doubles), Sy Felngoid and Peto Run- Right B boys will be placed in one of two divisions 12- key announced the appointments OeBest "Our51st Year" FUaYIMSURED . ts $10 If received by Aug. 20 and JI5 until 5^Jj • Porter Service • Window Washing fulo: .' Low Gross — Carol Katz, 61 PAL SIGN-UPS 14 and 15-17. Girts wM be in one age group. key from Aon Corp. (formerly Rol- Nilsan Detective 11, Eyostylas 9 p.m. tho day of tho race. '.,-. of Brian P: Leddy as vice chairman FAMILY OWNED & OPERATED f ft€€ CSTIMATCS First Low Net — Carol Katz and Alice Kehler, The sign-ups for the PAL football team will ' There must be a minimum of four players to Waterproofing Co. For Free Estimates Call: An eight-run fifth inning rally gave Nllsen a lins, Hudig, Hall), the world's sec- Marlon Roofing 16, Mangels Realtors 1 Westfield. 41 be held in Room 7 in the Municipal Building, stage a tournament. Members of pr/vaJo clubs Tho Contact'Wo Care 5K wJI assist tho ot|p- of the company and Thomas J. (908) 558-1177 come-from-behlnd victory as Dave Dempsey, ond largest insurance broker, 1-800-786-9690 753-7281" 908-889-5771 Cliff Jackson held a powerful League-leading Second Low Net — Gert Simons, Westfield, Wednesday Aug. 21 from 7-8 pjn. Applications are not eligible. All decisions concerning place- nizalion in providing its sotvecs and inaossfe Sharkey Jr. as president of Meeker Jerry Hettrick and Joe Velro delivered key hits. SCOTCH PLAINS Mangels squad to only a single run, while his Terri Komoroski, Scotch Plains, 44 . may be pickod up at the Police. Desk. Fee is ment and entries will be at the discretion of (no Bwarehess of its presonce In the community^v.' where he was president of Aon Lenny Yennish pitched and Tino lannocone teammates Ben Modica (4 for 4, triple) and Joe Sharke/s property and casualty in- $55 per player, plus S20 sticker drive fee tor a goB professional. • For race information and registration.: ail Risk Services of New Jersey Inc. turned In some fine fielding plays for the vic- Wolosen (two .doubles, four RBI) fueled a , Flight C , totatofS75. . . ' surance operations. : ] i : H : Entry forms are availablo at all three county 331-0318 or 889-4750. A well-known figure in the risk ' tors: !••••.,.-•. ': -' ''[^.-:''£-if^y t' -;\:" ^rtg?6iterfe6;^prm<:Wlroi6w ;haai- a solid !. 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Joe Longo Liiculnl on III. 27 llelwrcn I Senior Citizen Discounts wont 3 for 3 lor Saxony. *.S r«rhw»y Anil I'araunn^e Hil. | "cenuy elected to membership in Ask lor Frank [BSD Commercial & Residential 3ElELOATie International Reloca- Lie, #11500 FREE ESTIMATES " "K^ * 1-800-652-BATH Remove Most Impurities and Mlnaials Antone's Pub 9, Lehigh Savings 0 3tion Network, headquartered in At- CRANFORD • 908-276-8692 KoUXo^lnga Ideal For Low Sodium Dials. . Al O'Addlo pitched a shutout for Antone's T H E E W A A U TOM OB ILIA G E N T E R 276-5752 908-636-1576 DMlK NO Chomlcals Required and recoivod an outstanding defensive per- ianta • NO Unsightly formance from his team. Vlnnlo Cantone spar- PAR-T TIME TRAVEL 1 BEACH HAVEN 569 Springfield Avenue .{Next to EMO) ..• Thomas Pagoulatos, president of Equipment kled in the field, while John Lyp and Gary- pPaige, Paige & Richards, said, NO Extensive Wlese each blasted two-run doubles. 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October 27- ind patio brrakful of homemade delights. Ckarmlng THIS SPitfE €A1L 'Spring Specials^ Antone's Pub 28, Saxony Motel 4 ^ Sat. November 12, 1996 lunch ant) Cea room on premises. 20 miles of OpenTDays!!! Sdce we offer to residents of Cran- Complete Gary Wiese and John Lyp homorod for An- Q pristine beaches surround our nuglcil Specializing in: tone's as Al D'Addio rackod up another win on Pkgmctodea: Round TripMolorcoach Trans- ijord." Plumbing 'nn- l'rtc ltan'' tv»l|ll)lc nnrby. ri YOUR FORBES Steps • Sidewalks , the mound. Vinnle Cantono and Fred Da Prille portation • Of)/eaklasi3 -6 Dinners • 2 Nights ablQs " Mr. Pagoulatos, whose company a. • each had three hits for tho winners. Lodging in N. Carolina • 4 Nights LodQlng In 3has 12 sales associates servicing CLASSIFIED SALES • Patios • Brick & Block Heating Myrtto Boacti (oceanviow) • Tour of Gharios- Qitaurant We are moving to Green Brook in September! *.: J^AII Chimney Work ^ Services Travel Guide 13, Krowlckl-Gornoy 9 ton S.C. - Batlloohip Tour • No. Carolina • 5 In ' (NJ lap Inn Dlnluu-/»u»l J^unfojtdjand^surrounding towns, ! 226-1616 Howard Jones pitched another "no walks" Showa S£2S per petson. ' Uoliuraul Survey. ' Jvas selected foFKEEO^member- - -FieaJE slimales New Jen«y Monllily *fh *I/D Grand OpenTngXSbor Day Weekend! game, as Dennis Kosowicz, Jerry Halfpenny «hip only after meeting a number THOMAS PAGOULATOS Fully Insured State L/c; #4205 II. fltimlbU.8 Uo. #7133 #7244 and Jones each cracked three hits. Call 201-305-1581 (6(W)4'»-3553 OPI-N ALL YtAR AT 1.800-559-9*95 Sof exacting performance standards. 28 Years Experience J At Paige, Paige & Richards, 181 Paige, Paige & Richards is cel- 276-8677 UNION COUNTY SOFTBALL X | OR 908-723-3000 DEANKOEP&SOr- 50-PLUS STANDINGS Worth Ave. East, Cranford, Helen ebrating its 35th year in the real Union County Stine is director of relocation. estate indust y. 908-903-1026 A-13 August 7,1996 The Chronicle August 7,1996.'. A-12 The Chronicle /VT YOUR SERVICE 40t0 - Adult 4060—Convalesent Care- — 4120 - Insurance _41.75_:_Mpying 4020 - Business 4090 - Health Care 4140 - Legal 4190 - Party & Entertainment 4040 • Child Care 4105-Income Tax 4150 - Loans & finance 4210 - Professional Forbes 4170 - Miscellaneous 4225 - Seasonal 4050 - Cleaning 4110 - Instruction/Education

4150 4190 4210 4000 4040 4040 | 4050 SERVICES Loans & Finance Party & Professional Child Care Provided Child Care Provided j Cleaning Services Entertainment Services 4010 • MMtDIATE CASH! We Services D buy Structured Settlo- *y Care CHILDCARE: AuPalrCare QLTY CARE- by teach- HOMES, APTS, TYPESETTING- Flyers. UI/IIIUIII. 3 mps=3~yrs at^ OFFICCG— neaponalblo, ments, annuties & Lottery rft cultural exchange. Logal, Winnings. Uver ONE ~Ufcl I-Hfct CANDLES Forms and much mo * trained., experienced my Plscataway home. own transp., very good REASONABLE PRICES. refs. 201-373-2820. ^ HUNDRED FIFTY MIL- Avg. S80toS150 FREE Al0. Adult Day Care English-speaking au- Max 5. Roading/play/ RUN YOUR SERVICE AD | LION Funded to date! Call 908-424-8618 «o20 - Business computers + TLC. Exc. Havo a Partylito Show palrs. Affordablo llvo-ln HOUSE CLEANING- Not a Broker. Wo are the Call Kathi 908-572-5064 4040 - Child Care chlldcare, local coordina- refs. 908-868-0646 4850 - Cleaning Thorough & efficient, rea- unding Source! SINGER FREE CATALOG 4225 tor. Call 610-623-3860 or QUAUTY CARE sonable rates. Piscat- ,SSET FINANCE COM- «B60 • Convalescent 201-327-1386 or 800-4- IN OUR CLASSIFIEDS! MR. MAGIC Seasonal Services $90- Health Care Private homo daycare for away & Middlesex area. •ANY LLC 800-407-4446 INTRODUCTIONS AUPAIR. Call 805-0126 will present a magical 4»05 - Income Tex infants and pro- Multimedia Communlca- exper. of comody magic 4j10 - Instruction/ schoolers. Educational & HOUSECLEANER 4 Lines For 13 Weeks LAWN CARE Central New Jersey's best choice for meeting some- dovolopmontal programs lons—Savo S$ on long * Tiystiling illusions for A Education EF AUPAIR PRIMITIVE- Basic qual- In a home environment. Experienced, Refs., own llstanco calls & low rate your child s next party. 4120 •Insurance European Live-In transp. Union County •ards. Call 1-800-416- 908-322-1883 ity service and prices. one close to home. See Weekend Plus 4140 • Leg«l Services State llconsed & Insurod. 704-9589 free est. Chlldcare For the precious needs only. 908-965-0514 I973 ref. 908603B431 ffi£ffi&%ffi 4«feo - Loans & Finance Carefully screened, 4170 .Miscellaneous your child desorvos, HOUSECLEANER POOLS professionally trained, please call 885-1327 in 4190-Party 4 Enter- English - speaking, legal Experienced, good refs, 4170 4210 Now, Service, rebuild, Plscataway. opening, free est, set ANNOUNCEMENTS FOR SALE SERVICES lalnment Services visas. Experience the own transp. Reasonable Miscellaneous Professional bonolils of Intercultural rates; 273-1766 _^ Services prices. All Work Co. GENERAL POLICIES & SERVICES AIIO • Professional SO. PLAINFIELD Mom Services 908-359-3000 IN-COLUMN RATES child carol Avg S192 per will caro for your child In HOUSECLEANING Publl«ht*« Option: fill advertising placed In Forbes Newspepen It subject. wk. For more info call: my homo. Moals pro- Exc. refs., reasonable )na Insertion ' 4020 Mlchollo or Rob vided, alfordablo P/T & ATLANTIC CITY TRIPS- to fined approval by the Publisher. We reserve the right to correctly edit or ratos, dependable. Som- 4227 >18.00/Week/4 lines Business services 908-272-7873 FfT hr8. 757-3592. orsot County 469-8496, days a wk rido In luxury. Tailors, Sewing classify copy, to reject w cancel any advertisement at any time. * Goy't designated, 356-8874.321-5419 S45 per person rnd.trlp. SO. PLAINFIELD Mom Call for resv. 534-5118 $2.00/each additional line non-profit program TREE EXPERT * An- and Alterations : Cftyf; Accepted p upp to 2p.m.p Monday prior to publication. Your -J ABLE TO CLEAN UP will care for your child In IF YOU WANT a thor- Garage Sale drews * stump removal COMPUTERS-III make satos representative will issue you a number at the time of the cancellation of' Attic/Bsmt/Garago my homo. Meals pro-, ough cleaning- w/exp, ESTABUSHED- vlded, affordablo P/T & Homo, Apt. or Offices sale * Quality work in- your PC friendly: trouble- CUSTOM DESIGN8- $17.00/Week/5 lines . • Romodoling Oobris sured reasonable shooting, installations, a classified ad. This Is your record of cancellation. • Mini Dumpster Rental provldor/rocroation thera- F/T hrs. 757-3597 call 908-231-7917. gowns, alterations, home $1.00 each additional line pist /Mom has openings 668-5983. easonable.JIm 968-5583 accessories. Pronto and AdlurttranU; Please check your ad for errors the FIRST WEEK it appears. • Fast-Falr-Rbliablo STATE CERTIFIED PROPERLY LICENSED In my Hillsborough KITCHEN CABINETS EXCAVATION backhoo valet services. 271-0897 Fully Insured child caro DRAKES SMALL 4010-4230 Forbes Newspapers will NOT be responsible for incorrect ads after the first. 20YBS.EXP. home, with largo yard. CLEANEO- Dull Sticky, and truck for hire. Hourly ENGINE REPAIR Call your sales representative 1020-1060 2010-3100 Indiv. & group play in- provider. In the Heights nicked, scratched & worn week. Forbes assumes no firwKMrespomMlty for erron or for tto omission M J PRENDEV1LLE of Piscataway 463-9572 Mon. - Fri. 8:00am-5:00pm rates. All types of demoli- Call 968-4883 SEAMSTRESS for more information about REAL ESTATE • 1-800-635-8816 cluding: Basic skills ac- areas repaired. Kitchen tlon.908-685-1132. Reasonable rates! EMPLOYMENT AUTOMOTIVE of copy. Error liability shall not exceed the cost of that portion of space tivity, crafts, music, Tune Up. 908-755-1977 Custom Sewing: Wedding our - occupied by such error. Major adjustment di/mduit be made withirr30 - gamos &' special ovonis. EXCAVATION backhoo PERSONAL TRAINER Gowns, Women & Chil- EXCELLENT Rofs. avail. MR.ft MRS . and truck for hire. Hourly. NGA Cert.-Got In shape dren's Clothing, Men's }d!fe Suits, A)loratlopBCush- lion & Dla* Consultation. Ion'CY EXP. CWUJ' CARE- "1ft I "catfPelfe-" my Piscataway home. All V~SERVICE KrtriCtw . ages, moals provided. 2 RELIABLE & RESPON- POLISH LADY- Can done in my home.lroning • Blind Ada-$16.00 for 30 days box rental and mailing charge. A LOVING, DEPEND- Roas. ratos. Flox hrs. SIBLE—womon to cloan clean your house por- avall.Somerset co. area FIND Automotive • All capital or bold letters 50e per line, per week 'ABLE * EXP'O— mom of 908-985-3430 your house, condo, otfico loctly. 10 yra- oxp. own 4110 .4120 4150 Call 968-1353 '2 provides a fun, safe & Call 548-9X79. transportation. Call Loans & Finance Agency Information: Classified rates are commltsJonabte to recognized' I WILL CARE FOR YOUR Theresa. 908-429-9615 Instruction] . Insurance TOM'S LAWN MOWER Apartment RentaI .oducallona! environment Service.—All makes & agencies at 15%. ,~- •«.. • ' '.'•. i .(or all ogos. CPR Cert. CHILD- In my S.PIalnf- APTS., HOMES, SMALL Education FOUR-WHEELFUN leld homo. Lunch/Snacks OFFICES. Wookly, Bl- POLISH WOMEN- Will SSCASHSSimmedlato models.Weedeaters.Trim Merchandise •Smoke-freo So. Plfd. Exc. clean your house, low AUTO Immediate mers. Chain Saws. Free •Refs. 753-5938 provided, call 755-1312 wKly. Lot. mo moot your for structured settle 5010-5100 8010-8710 9010-9840 prices, references experi- DRUM LESSONS— In Protection—Low cost est.P/U.dellvery.699-0326 IN FORBES CLASSIFIEDS! Service needs. 908-725-3793. Free Qts. 908-754-7490. monts, annuities, insur •AFFORDABLE CARE- INFANT/TODDLER enced 908-685-3069. your homo, By experi- ance claims, lotteries Caro In my Scotch Plains CARPET CLEANING Please Leave Message •My homo, summmor RESPONSIBLE, PRO- ence professional teach- and privately held mort 4190 BUSINESS & SERVICE DIRECTORIES •mms. flex, days/hrs. in- homo. First Aide/CPR. shampooing; Com- er. Alan at 764-0658 gages. J.G Wentworth 1 Party & CLASSIFIED HOURS CUSTOMER SERVICE AD DEADLINES Small group, Lots of mercial & Residential FESSIONAL CLEAN- 'tant/up. 1st Aid. CPR ERS— with oxc.' rofs. 800-386-35B2 GUIDES • MONDAY 2:00pm 'cortf. 647t7307 TLC! Call 322-6125 Froo Est. 561-7657 PIANO LESSONS— In Entertainment in-Column Advertisers Appears every week in Classified Clean ofllcos, houses, your home. Branchburg. CARPET CLEANINO- BAD CREDIT?— You can Services 1-800-559-9495 REAL ESTATE IN-COLUMN • MONDAY 4:00pm •AFFORDABLE HIGH MAARTINSVILLE/PLUC nrMv Moving'In/out, car- Brldgowater. Hillsbor- still' get Personal Mori AUTO IN-COLUMN - MONDAY 4:00pm To Place An Ad Can "~~" 'QUALITY- childcaro KEMIN-care by 10 yrs. Kirby foam method salo- pet cleaning. Ough.Call 369-4937. 4150 gages and Refir's up to Monday thru Friday Outside New Jersey "natitan 15 yra. exp. full- exp. CPR cort. NON- ly shampoos your car- (20H 414-8524 80% LTV Min. Monthly In FREE LESSON- Piano CAMERA READY ADS • MONDAY 4:00pm 1-800-559-9495 smoklng MOM 231-9253. pets. $20 por room. TUTORING: Reading, •Loans & Finance Keyboard, organ ac ! I ,timo 429-9297. math in yr. homo. 10 yrs come 31,000 Required 1 1-908-722-3000 908-321-0916 800-217-3035 Ext 585. cordion, guitar, this ar 8:00am-5:00pm IN COLUMN CLASSIFIED 'MONDAY 4:00pm 'AFFORDABLE UVE IN MIDDLESEX MOM- will 4110 public school exp. entitles you to one fro, Outside New Jersey Call CLEANING Homes/Apts/ Legal Advertisers REAL ESTATE TAB • THURSDAY 5:0Opm .NANNY/AUPAIR- Legal caro for your child in my Instruction} Cort.K-8 & H.S. Math;MA $$ ANY CREDIT fast help on bills, guar losson per family, begin ,Bn>feW from thavbottom of my. VANCE ; by- cash, & Chanel. All items are at August 10 & 11: tioned, fully warranted. OPFORTUNITlES least 75% off the- orig.. reasonable cost. Missing 4180 •••• '- 420* :••••• 4220 heart to succor me In this SUPER SUMMER- " ';'••• gam-3pm' ; AlsO"'Purehaee < or - lr«do , a PoT7 For more Informa- 4125 4160 4180 check, VISA or Master cost. 2 'Ideations: 555 your gamos. THE FUN 4085 4200 Painting Plumbing, Heating noofktg necessity, 'There .are Christmas clearance i SO, PLAINFIELD-: 118 IN FORBES tion call 725-0308. 4070 Interior Decorating Masonry Painting none that can withstand sale. Up to 50% savings Card. For a quote on Passaic Avo. West Cald- HOUSE 609-371-9444 BICHON PRISE 4030 Hauling A Clean Up Home bnprovement well 201-808-6666 and Randolph Ave. Sat & Puppies pute bred ready Electrical and Cooling Traveling your power. Oh, show on select items. Holiday I cost, please call CLASSIFIEDS! Carpentry BALTIC ROOFING-AII me herein you ate mydecorations & col- 782 Morris Tpk, Short. Sun 8/10 * 11, 8-3.COMPLETE 18* DDS how 908-80M962 Leave BILLS PAIRING Int/Ext. NINA KALLAS- Painting Companions 1-800-559-9495. Salesman samplers for SATELLITES SYSTEM CARPENTRY & ROOF- CUSTOM SLIPCOVERS A1 REP MASONRY- We types of roofing. Union & mother. Oh Mary, con- lectibles, includes regu- Hills 201-564-6464. Both Message ELECTRICIAN do It all. Big or sm. Spe- Kit. cabinets refinished & Paperhanglng, Re- JACK WILLS A/C & stores now open Sun. school & office supplies, 808-757-6074 GOTA \ 4030 - Carpentry 10062- Celling lam ING- repair.. Ceiling & Draperies, Reupholstery. nstoad of refaclng. Also pairs. Plaster/Sheetrock. HEATING CENTRAL AIR Middlesex Cnty 654-1800 ceived without sin, pray lar stock Items, glftware. Formerly at Stelnbachs & cializing in Brick, Block & Somerset Cnty 522-3179 Commulo from Somer- for us who have recourse (urn, crafts, warns, ate. noon-5pm + much more. ^^__ 1-800-332-1065 HAPPY PAWS 4070 • Electrical Irom $65. rool fans com- loor porches,' stops, flriveway Sealings. Froe 27 vrs. exp. 322-4030 EXPERTS Installation & BEDMINSTER 2160 paint. Call 356-9020 Hahno's. 47 years oxp. Concrete. Fully Ins: Free ville or Bedmlnsler to tothee (3x). Holy Mother; Martinsville Antiques OBEDIENCE SCHOOL GOOD THING?. 4075 » Cutters • oleteS225.72S-7267 Est. Honest WorW Fair Est. 908-752-7846.^ OLD GUY PAINTING Service Recession Rates. Aug 10-11 9-5 1st DUNELLEN- 240 Pen- SO. PLFU»-114 Dorset Constant NEW SUPPLY Wanted to Buy Registration night Au- 4080 - Handyman Senior discount. Froe Bernardsvllle daily. 231- I place this cause in your Center & Wanderings. Or, (off Oaktroe) Sat. 8/ HAULING & CLEANUP CERAMIC TILE Prices. 526-6647 Need Int. Painting ? Over 25 yrs 382-2760 * ROOFING Residential annual ANTIQUES ' field PI. Sat & Sun 8/10 Used Furniture-Antiques gust. 20th. S-8pm, class- • 4085- Hauling HILLTOP ELECTRIC Shop at home service.. FROSTY'S PAINTING 724-9878 Beeper , 9395 leave massage. ^ hands (3x). Holy Spirit, 1944 Washington Valley & 11, 9-4. Cleaning out 10 4 Sun. 8/11 8AM-4PM. Trunks-Wood Canoes . Junk romoval. bsmt. Romodoling. Installation nt. only. Quality work- CalrTheGldGuy Specialist. Best price Rd. 908-302-1229 ANTIQUES ANTIQUES es start TELL PEOPLE A Clean up Ceiling Fans, Service W. Canter, 908-757-6655 AA TAURUS MASONRY with 100% completion you who solve all prob- Gypsy Caravan Antiques house, garago & work- China, Furniture, Gamos, and much more A BUYER OF ALL attics, yards, pools and repair. Froe ostl- nanshlp. Refs. Call Gary - 908-755-8104 NATALE PLUMBING/ lems, light all roads so Sept 3rd & 4th. All Levels 4100-Horn* Upgrades. Post Lights. All types Brick, Block & satisfaction guaranted. 364 Main St. Rt 202 No. shop. Everything must Cloths More. _J GOLDEN RAINBOW UONEL & Flyer trains. Ftee Esl. UC.# 11373. Instant Quality Service matos. 908-236-7335 '_ 08-815-1933 HEATING- No Job too 1020 that I can attain my goal. Hobbyist pays top dollar! of Training. Tuos. & Wed. ABOUT ITIN Improvement You Call Wo Haul 4J27 Concrete. Free Est. big or small. Call Chris for estimate You who gave me the di- Bedminsler gol Household goods. SOMERVILLE 21 2nd St.. 98 Beaver Ave eves. Photostat proof of 908-96B-4040 DRIVEWAYS- Parking 908-424-0622 GRIFFITH PAINTING 4200 424-0454 • • • • • Singles Turn, tools, odds & endsl Annandale, NJ 08801 Any condition, age, or 4123 •Interior 308-248-5411 ••_ 908-322-4298 Uc.5322 vine gift to forgive and BERNARDSVILLE 8/10 & 8/11 9-3 pm. Win-, quantity. 908-271-5124 current shots required. FORBES Decorating ' JUBILEE ELECTRIC ots. Black topped. Kitchens So. Plfd. Int. & Ext. Wall- Plumbing, Heating Organizations 908-730-6603 Civil Defense Blda 1.2-3 CLEAN UPS- Wo forget all evil against me 2020 123 Claremont Road FINDERNE, 618 4TH ST. ter clothes oxcolent 4127 - Kitchens Lie 12900 Commercial. Stoned, soalod. - Belgium papering, Powerwashing. : and Cooling and Activities Beeper 633-7802. $*$ ALL LIONEL, IVES, take anything $119 truck and that In all instances Appliances 2 Buildings! SAT. 8/10, 8:30 am-2:00 , cond.. exercise biko, Manvllle, NJ. F.M.I. CLASSIFIEDS!: 4130 • Landscaping Residential & Industrial. blocks. 908-722-1882 •QUAUTY KITCHENS * Free esl. 908-226-1177. 4230 In my life you are with house hold ilems.chbap Shop open Sat & Sun 12- AMERICAN FLYER- BOa-469-1560; 469-6081 load. Includes loading & Huge selection of Spring Queen mattress set- 3yrs 5 or appointment. ATnwCare Livo bettor electrically. 10% Off with this Ad 4220 Wallpapering me, I want In this short Clothing & Accessories and other toy trains. Coir dumping. Mldranlo Bros. DANNUCCI ROOFING HOUSE PAINTING— Int, ATLAS PLUMBING BEAUTIFUL GIRL- 21 , Nautical dresser 4 WESTFIELD- 448 Birch Clean outs Buyouts 4160-Masonry CaJI 908-248-9235 Fully insured. Free ext. . 908-561-3554 Ext painting, paper hang- prayer to thank you for APPUANCESALE. (or Womon, Children & drawer, Xrrias decor.. lector .pays highest pric- - 4175 • Moving 908-574-8816 St lie -6021. Bollors/wator- Roofing -yrs. blonde. Never mar- all things as you confirm Refg. $85, washer/dryer PI. Sat. & Sun. 8/10 & 11. Over 20 yrs. experience. Call Today Don't Delay A-1 WAYNE P. SCOTT ng; Airless spraying, ried. Likes travel. Seeks Men. Sweaters , Coats .Suits EASY CHOLESTEROL es. Coll 1-800-464-4871 • 4180 - Painting RONS0N ELECTRIC CLEAN UP ATTICS hoaters, all typos of UP AGAINST THE WALL once again that I never $75. Fully giiar'd.also 11-4pm. Furn. rugs, sklls, FREE CAKE RECIPE Owner 'opcated, paddlo 908-996-6462 ^ COUNTERTOPS Quality masonry ser- jowerwashlng. Small plumbing. 908-541-0785. gentleman 21-51 lor NEW ARRIVALS In ourand more. or 201-829-1006 • 4200 - Plumbing, Bsmts 4 Yards vices. Free estimate. Ref- ROOFING- Hayes Con- Custom Wallpapering want to be separated service $19.95. 908-754- furnishings dept.: Cherry CDs, tapes, gifts and tans. »ool fans, outsido DECKS BY Formica, Corlan or Gran- carpentry. 908-756-1691 friendship, marriage and morel or Mandarian Dijon ANTIQUES WANTED Hasting A Cooling Froe Est. erences. Insured. 40 yrs. ; OIL TANK tracting. Specializing In References. 20 yrs.exp. from you in otornal glory. 7209 Bdrm. set, Cherry corner MIDDLESEX Chicken Breast. Send $3 ,4220-Roofing lighting, svc. changes, BUILDERS GENERAL ite. 20 yrs. exp. Free Est. HOUSEPAINTING love. Send photo to: Thank, you for your 16 Grconbrook Rd 1 Item or Entire Estate, Call Rudy 722-8916 a family business. Every Rbmoyed or Sand Filled Res. Roofing. FREE EST. 908-526-3994 cab., Iron Furn., Queen WESTFIELD- 767 Knoll- oa. plus SASE to: D. Mur- appllnrtce hook-ups & Reasonable Free Est. 908-889-0080 SPECIAL— Free 2nd 1 Anna. P.O. Box 42, 82- mercy toward me and PRE-OWNED Furniture, Military items, . 4225 • Seasonal job a specialty. 968-5230 Quality Servico at Afford Fully Ins. 753-5372 WALLPAPERING BY 300 Elblag. 1, Poland • Anno & Pine Armplre .& Fri. 8/16 & Sat. 8/17. H/H wood Terr Fri & Sal 8/9 rary, P.O. Box 12, Lyon3. Services moro. be. S532, Ins.. Iroo CLEAN-UP*- garago. 908-707-9843 coat, gutter cleaning, mine. The person must Dresser, Mahog. tables, Items, dishes, dolls, Jew- China, Jewelry, Gold & osl. 25 yrs. oxp. days. basements attics. Insido/ able Prices 908-560-7305 AA ROOFING FEMININE TOUCH APPLIANCES & 10, 9am-4pm. Anti- NJ 07939. Free Bonus: Silver. 10 yrs. oxper. Publish » 4230 - Wallpapering DOWNES CONST. window wash with every say this prayer 3 con- Chandeliers,- Lamps, elry and morel Sat. & cvos-908-752r5683 outsido demolition. We Driveway Sealcoatlng 4130 Always most afford, Reasonable rates. BI-CURIOUS? Guaranteed $85. and up. ques, clothing, turn, the- €a»y Plzra Recipe 908-526-8035 Mike • 4233 • Windows All types of masonary, ext. paint Job. Freo oxti- PLUMBING & HEATING Discreetly explore your secutive days. After 3 Rugs, Mirrors & more. ater membrabetla, bikes rent all sizo dumpster3. Holes patched. Call with Landscaping' guaranteed. Gutters Prompt service. Free es- days, the request will be Major appliance repairs. MIDDLESEX- 237 B St. EOS1N, PwrBstr El mint. < ALL ASPECTS- Interior. tile. Free estimates. Mike mates. We can paint your Low rates. Good sBrvlce. timates. No )ob too desires. No experience Consignment by appt. BUYING CAMERAS & 908-757-2677 square ft. for freo qt. R.F. 756-7233 • '•'•' Drain cleaning. Free esti- cleaned all homes $45. granted. This oray er Call 908-566-3233 (FU28 to Rarltan to Ash- YARD SALE-EDISON- SlgAF28-200. 430EZ. - Exterior Homo Repair. Landscaping 276-6895. and Tree Care laded aluminum siding to small. Call 231-0282 necessary. 18+ 908-494- ENCORE QUALITY Photo Equip. 1 pc. or 4073 look like new. mates. License #10118. Sr discounts/credit cards OQ. nqft rnri»qQ14 must be published hlWT WASHER- $75. Dryer, CONSICjNMEtJT&i.. land to B) Sat. 8/10, 9- 23 Montvlew Rd. 8/10 & Quantum Turbo/BP ' Gutters, Siding, Doors, CLEANUP 4 LIGHT FREE ESTIMATE- Llc.& excePted.985-3904. t whole studlo.iNoe^^r-— Flooring DRIVEWAY SEALING 908-561-7154 Call John 968-8634 the favor Is granted. T. A. "565T*Sl6ve, $7b.' Hefrig- e^iTJ^rTRrrtfi .dpro. Moving Salel Funv. lit 8-4,-Bahy Itflms + mor». t2700. 688:8512, ' WlUWa. KHchena 'oic H«tiLlNP- of all typos. int. apeqlalUe In step. INNtroductlons, Inc r clothes,io - H/f free—ojltmntos. iBlleglatb SaalOfa will aide walk fjprch,j.patip. JOTWI^B/EXTfiHIPH erator, $170. Can deliver. Sat. 10-5. 908-766-7760 "hit ure,"Toys;: gwmos, FOR SALE lamps, toast- ~ Inc. Dan 9(>6-900-0076-7- rT ^flNEIDEr FUN, small dinner parties Dodge Raider. Tons Housowares, etc EXPERT FLOORS 1.ow rates. We worir] appl brick work, cement drive- Experience. Quality work. State lie-:;4675. Sdrvlco," ShigleSp Color console TV $100.. morefl ; er oven .coffee pots, ,-' ALL ASPECTS- Intorlor. weokends. Call Tony In the (or single men & womon Pis call 722-6329, BRIOGEWATER—7 Lex- COINS ft JEWELRY Wood floor mstalling 4 ing by hand.- Freo est. WINDSOR way. IByrs experience Fully Insured, reasonable Romod. Repairs. Est. Quality work guaranteed & those w/alternatlve life- 1060 dressers, furn, and much .' Exterior Home Repair. finishing. Pickling & 908-781-0400 Call908-412-8026 '_. Dennis 1-800-252-1692 ington Ave.(off Thomp- MIDDLESEX-5 Laurl Ln. moro.CAU 819-0887. WANTED- Top Prices 908-429-4170 LANDSCAPING rates. Call 908-382-1079 1916 908-668-0136 styles. . Relaxed, comfort- son Ave) Aug 10 & 11 Paid for Gold & Silver . Gutters, Siding, Doors. Custom Staining: Froe Announcements (off Greenbrook Rd.) Aug . Windows, Kitchens, otc. HURRICANE DEMOLI ORJVEWAYS/SEAL Lawn cutting, light trim- I able, enjoyable way to 9AM-4PM Gravely ride BUY IT LOSS UP TO 30 LBS Coins & Jow'olry. 1 Item Esl Fully Insuroq. Local TION —Specializing In: COATING- Decks scal- ming, & MULCHING, 10 & 11-9-3 Toys, cloths, i Inc. Dan 908-968-0876 Rels. (800)40-Xpert. MASON meet others! 2070 mower, A/C, blkes.toys . rollerblados, linens, h/h 30 Day Program or Entire Estate. Roof Tear Oil, Interior, & ing' powerwashing, roto- Free est. 908-722-1952 ,.' 1-800-903-9669 DIABETICS!-- (using In- SELLfT Start at $30 908-526-8038, Mike ! ALL PHASES OF HOME Exterior. Demolition. All CONTRACTORS Computers CRANFORD-29 COR- Items etc. , lllling. Qual. work, 5 yrs; Affordable. Landscaping sulin) Did you know 1-800-725-0577 • REPAIR Interior/exterior, Types ol Cleanup exp. Free est. 526-7478 Specializing In all types •*' MEET SEXY SINGLES Medicare (or Insurance) NELL RD. Aug. 10 9-3 Moving to Indlanna! DOLLS FROM THE 60's 4075 Lawn maint.. mulch. Top- • Record & listen to ads RENTfT Barbie, TammyTTressy ' windows, doors, bath- 908-508:980107 of masonry: Brick work; covers Most Supplies? good books, vacuum, Soiling. Colo man camp- MENOPAUSE?? PMS77 •' rooms, painting.'etc. Call Gutters DRIVEWAYS— Froe. est. soil, soed & all types of f, FREE! Browsers Wel- Computer Fair & Sale lamps, clothing, lots of 11% Wild Yam Cream! Any cond.-will travel . notices landscaping. 754*1288 block work, concrete, Save money - Call 800- er, brass headborad, John 908-463-0058 4090 on blacktop, seal coating etc. Fully insured. Free : corne 18+ 908-494-1144, 633-2001 Liberty Medical Sun. Aug. 11 • 10am-3pm toys, new meat sllcer. GMEITAWAY Relievos Symptoms! Call $Cathy$ 276-7661 , use code 9013 '_ Holiday Inn. Clinton Troy Built Rototiller, Sony Healthcare or Belgium, blocks. Our Affordable Landscaping estimates. • Satisfaction Guaranteed 26? TV & VCR, 78 NO Side Effects! • CARPENTRY- All small. GUTTERS & LEADERS 31st Yr. 968-0B62 . SELLING, BUILDING^ . V* ml. west of . CRANFORD —8 Haw- Call 1,800-390-9029 HIQ.H PRICES PAID- for ; medium repairs insldw Throughly cleaned and Lawn maiht. cleanups, No HMO Members Men- thorne St. Fri & Sat Aug 9 records, radial arm saw postcards, shoot music, Services shrub trimming & prun- NO JOB tion 12120 Route 78 Exit. 15 ' out & now work. Ceramic llushod. Quality, screens J. GARRETT ASSOC. REPAIRING, HELPING ETC??? 1030 Save on PC hardware, & 10 8AM-3PM Misc. H/H & morel Lebanon— 18 WITH FORBES POOL TABLE-8 ft. 1 PC old toys, baseball Itoms, ing prompt reliable. TOO SMALL McCatharn Rd. Sat. 8/ tile, sheotrock. repairs. installed. Rapdlr work Complete Home Remo- •7 cameras, military, TV's, Lost & Found software, CD's acces- items, toys, TV, NQ Early CLASSIFIEDS! slate all acces. Incl. ex- done, "ill be thero to dp POLISH AGENCY dling. Siding. Rooting. Charlie 755-8429 Birds Please. 10,9-5.236-6689 cellent cond. $700. Call Worlds Fair, fountain gutters cloanod 4 Inside 908-526-3500 2000 sories. Adrn. $5 w/ ad $4. : painting. Larry 469-8340 the lob." Gregory Cort Specializing In older & Gutters, leaders, doors, AMERICAN QRASS- Info: 201-533-1991 757-7494 pens. Call 272-5777. 908-754-2817 sick caro. Housokeopors MASONRY All types.St i White fern, spade cat FOR SALE CARPENTRY-No Job to windows, porch enclo- Completo lawn care llvo-in/out, Exoc., rols. sures, decks, baths a 908-563-1318 _^ ; eps.Sidewalks,Blocks,No "• named mummy grey IBM COMPATIBLE small! Decks*sldlng 908-862-0289 lob to small.lnsureaVFree 1 mark by ears gray-white $295. Wo also buy and 4080 kitchens. Water proofing. trlm'lntorlor repairs No lob too smalll We HEDGE TRIMMING est.753-1778 • tail last seen Mosle Rd. repair computers, moni- Bill 90B-S34-I28S Handyman Services Landscape design, plus ladly accept Visa/ NIC, MASON— Sidewalks, pa * Gladstone Call 234-0188 tors, printers and boards. 4100 g mulching, R.F. Landscsp- 908-464-7496 Professional Carpentry lis'cover! Full Uc & Ins. tips, pavers, retaining 38 Yrs. Exp. Roofing, Home Improvement Member B.B.B. 908-777- Inq 276-6895. ATTRAC^READERS!! 1040 A a J KENMORE & walls. R.R. ties. Ins. rea- IT'S TIME FOR A. Siding, Windows, Doors WHIRLPOOL- Washer & 1151 or 1-800-295-1873 Landscaping All •• As- sonable. 908-968-3174 Personals Porches, Decks, Leaders Dryer repair. Discounts JM CONSTRUCTION pacts- Aflordable, Qual- ADVERTISE IN II Gutters most repairs. PETER DINIZO lor sonlors 752-8975 ' Steps, sidewalks ity Work, Freo Estimates, Mason Contractor Free Eat. Len 561-4073 patios, bolgium block Rallable. 534-5989 T&B $2000 PER WEEK POS ODD JOBS * GENERAL All masonry work. Free FORBES TMB CARPENTRY Honio Improvement by culture stone SIBLE— Mailing circu- REPAIRS- Lt. hauling, Boers-romadollng and LAWN MAINTENANCE estimate. 908-889-5771. lars. Homeworkers send Install doors, windows, Free estlmatoscall !!! CLASSIFIEDS NEWSPAPERS:, brush cleared & re- nlloratlona 26 yrs. Exp All phases Incl. Thatch- QUALITY MASONRY S.S.A. envelope to Mr. trim & repair work. Call moved. Expert Int/ext. 908-752-5549 aftor 5:00 ing Shrub Trimming & A Division of I'orht's Inc. ' Call 908-604-6793, No job too small Stops, Sidewalks, Patios Mason 85 Stockman PI. 2010 - Antiques Tom 908-396-8215 carponlry, painting, ro- Installation. Spring Irvlngton, NJ 07111. AND WATCH 'ANTENNA REMOVAL Basoment waterproofing 2020 - Appliances GAR placemont windows & JOHN MOSCAL. fWUp. Jeff 753-6742 Insured. Free Estimates Hurry!!! Tlmo Is Money decks. Tree work, log SS9.99 Complete n 2030 - Art YOUR Place Your $17 Garage Bathroom RemodoH 9 LAWN MAINTENANCE Call Mark 908-424-2083 SSSlfl 2040 - Auctions splitting, guttors cleaned. 908-561-3554 Ceramic THo ASK FOR AN AD No job loo small. Why Roasonablo. reliable, froo 20/20 WITHOUT 2050 - Clothing * BATHROOMS * Froe Est. Fully Insd. S&S MASONRY BUSINESS Sale Ad and Receive broak your back? If you estimates. John Top quality work 10 GLASSES!- Safe, rapid, 2060 - Collectibles 10% OK with this Ad 908-889-0896 2070 • Computers 4070 don't soe It. ask. Call us 908-769-8082 Years Exp. Freo Est Cal ENHANCER IN non-surgical, permanent today for a FREE esti- 908-561-3554 ** MR. DO-RIGHT ** restoration In 6-8 weeks. 2080 • Farm & Gardon •FREE Signs Electrical MIKE'S TREE SERVICE 908-526-3354 2085 - Firewood mate. Our 21st year. AAADRYWALL& Selling? Rontlng? Troo & stump romoval, Airline pilot developed, 526-5535 Moving? Call mo for al TATE Doclor approved. Free 2090 - Flea Markets, GR • Rain Date Guarantee SPACKLING pruning, brush chipping, CONSTRUCTION- At YOUR AD. IT COSTS Sales and Bazaars oW AID ELECTRIC Over 20 yrs. Exp. Shoot' your work. oxp. palntor. i spitting, wood chips. Information by mall: nesldontlai/Commorplal, ONE CALL DOES IT ALL spockulor, Tilo, porch & on types of masonary. (800) 422-7320, ext. 224 2100 - Free to Good rock. Painting & Carpon Mlko 908-722-3235 For further : Insured Lie . 9570. Roosonablo and oxpori- screen repair, Storm dr.s ost. 908-757-5267 (406) 961-5570. Fax (406) Home try. Great prices^ Installed," Master of tho AS LITTLE AS $7 2110 - Furniture 2080 Free Est. 685-0649 encad. Call for your MULCH/STONE- Pick 961-5577! SATISFAC- REACH OVEK 300,000 ReAOtfiS 908-636-6655 OXt 34 small |Ob" 908-968-7540 Up or prompt dolivory. TION GUARANTEED. 2120 - Garage Sales . Fam& Garden l I ALK ELECTRIC- resld.: noods. 908-283-3522 2125 - Merchandise AAA SIDING Rotall or wholesale information, call. . comm. & Indust. avail ... PAINTING ••• WINDOWS & DOORS SHEET ROCK & Englo Fence & Supply PER WEEK ADOPTION AOENCY under$100 • days, wookonds, nights. INTERIOR 4 EXTERIOR SPACKLE- Patchos to O 20yrs exp. Great prices 908-526-5775 4180 non-profit, has holpod 2130 - Genornl Merch PRIVACY HEDGE- Liq- ', FREE ESTI Fully Ins., Deck and Fenco Bleach walls will build & finish 4,000 birthparents and 2140 - Office Furniture uidation Sale. Cedar - Ar- IHSgg Mail With Check or Money Order To: MIAOO_C Call toll froe all.' lnsurod.90B-96a-2701 Painting ' reasonable rates. Lie. Ing. Staining and 1^888-452-7717 ext. 34 MURPHY TREE SRVC lamllles. Blrthparonts can and Supplies borvltao 3 Vi-4 food troos • 9732. 908-755-4030 Waterproofing. Drlvoway 23 yrs. oxp. All troo cpro call anyday, anytime. 21 SO - Software rog. $29.90 - now $11.95 Classifieds Forbes Newspapers P.O. Box 699, Somerville, NJ 08876 sealing. Odd jobs ASPHALT BY TILE WORK & stump romoval. Quality Adopting families can ASPEN ELECTRIC- Al Professional Installation CHHISTADORE 2160 - Wanted to Buy Froe dolivory - 12 troo •Reasonable . & Rellublo- DIAMOND- Paving work ot low rotosl Fully PAINTING adopt hoalthy US and minimum. Also Avnilublo: Dora residential needs: house Coramlc-18 yrs. oxpor. . Call Peto, 317-6846 • Drlvowqys, curbs, al Insured & Iroo ostimatos. Professional Painting Chinese Infants. Short Birch nnd Lilac tans, smoke dotoclors typos concretes, septic QUIDA & SON TILE nil8-463 TREE/245-6423 wait. No restrictions. 1- 2010 OR CALL 1 -8OO-559-9495 lighting, telephones, otc RENT-A-SON Fully Ins.Reas. Froe Est 1-800-889-8238 repairs. Fully Ins. Froo 908-526-9217 '-.' 276-1127 800-943-0400 Antiques Quick response. Lie Gonoral HANDYMAN oat. Call 908-575-9314 VASTINO T J'S LAWN & LAND- orbes Nobody Covers It Bottor TOPSOIL/MULCHES- #7534. CO" 356-3041 |DoltALLt.15yrs. oxp. CONSTRUCTION SCAPE— Yard clean up, ADOPTION— A House At Wholosalo Prlcos Name: 873-0137. or 704-8970_ Quality work. Groat ratos BATHTUB & TILE Custom Renovations Thatching, Soodlng, W'-S P AIM: K S leoa full of lovo and music ANTIQUE CHINA CABI- Pick-up or Dolivory Giberson Froo est. 908-755-7310 RESURFACING- 5 Mowing, RototllUng * Al.lVISU)NOFK)M|lt"ilM. Additions, Kltchons awaits your baby. Beauti- Call 908-560-8000 COONEY ELECTRIC- years warranty, froe osll Schrub trimming, NET Boautlful dark wal- Street:, All types , Resd/Comm Bathrooms, Basomont ful homo & gardon. Kris/ nut with matching sorv- STEVE'S HOME REPAIR matos. Call 908-756-5351 908-873-2248 Bill 1-(B00) 342-7044 Uc 2978, Fully Insurd No time for that srnal1 Fully Ins. Freo ost. er.Must soo Call 276- % 908-469-0281 BLOWN-INSULATION V •TICK CONTROL To Place Your Ad Call 8245. Oty:_ nagging lob? Tired oi Joo 908-788-7620 _ 2110 Garage, Ceilings, Attics TREATMENTS- Also JOHN MACNAMARA : WARM LOVING HOST ELECTRICAL WORK- poor service and no ro •I FAMIUES— neodod for ANTIQUES 4 SALE Furniture sDonso. Froo ost. Rea Non-Toxic, High R- value lawn caro programs PAINTING 1 908/722-3000 Commorclal, residential i high - school exchange VletOfia/v soivof w/black State: .nnnhlo rates. 753-1947 Floshor 272-9299 6 slop for a boautllul Int/Ext. Rocommondod ,,'• students from Scandlna- marblo top Inlayod tilo- and' Industrial. Llconsed, HUNT FOR .Sown. Froo Es^Exp^Uc. by Int. Docorators.10 yra DR SET- Woodon tablo ; •; via, Europe, South Amor- $250.. Oak dlnlnn tablo N07~9T4TT Btld Insured BOB'S HOME IMP. ExpTCairJ6hn~709 091 & w/2 loavos, 0 chairs, Phone: Freo estimates. Cal Tiling, sheet rock, paint TREASURES i lea, Asia, Russia arriving w/four chairs, 2 loaves, china cloaot. Good cond. '. August call AISE 1-800- plus custom table pads- Vlnco Santonastaso Elec- ITSTIME Ing, It. haul, demol. gar TREE & SHRUB CARE A&J PAINTING $800. 066-4561 bsmt. attic cleanup; dor- SPECIALISTS- He- SIBLING $300. Walnut socrotary- VISA/MC#: tric 968-1609. __ IN FORBES & POWERWASHING _Exp.:_ X6203 I FORA mer, additions ." Bath Ins. Insoct control & doop Int/Ext Houses & Dock: $125. Oak lamp tablo- ELECTRICAL- All type root feeding, froo consul- $100. floral lovosoat (4 room romoflellng Is m washod & sealed. Sonlor Advertise ol wiring, So.rvlco SpoclMltyl ". 548-6945 CLASSIFIEDS! tation 908-2530193__ yrs old)-$250. Call 908- Advertise In the Classified! nil In 1 Character per box, allowing for spaces.and punctuation as necessary. Additional lines add $1 each, use separate sheet of paper If necessary. ohangos & paddlo (ans. GARAGE SALE! discount. 908-388-0717 In the Classified! 548-4534 Lie. #6252. 908-572-6750 New Orleans-style jazz, supper club to open in Garwood. See page A-8. To subscribe, call (800) 300-9321 A-14 The Chronicle August 7, 1996 Employment Wednesday, August 14,1996 Vol. 108, No. 33 A Forbes Newspaper 50 cents Home Care CRANFORD • GARWOOD • KENILW0RTH Sales • Management • Technical COMPUTER HOTEL/SALES MANAGEMENT TRAINING CONSULTANTS HOME CARE i OVER 100POSITIONS! Take Today's PART TIME/FULL TIME OPEN HOUSE The ENTERPRISE Difference Technology If you would like to RESERVATIONS At the McUlcal Ceiuci jl Piluccion, we have While our compelltors focus on Briefs Into The Year become a part of the earned a reputation for excellence in patient cars,..we focus on people. We are 2000! SALES AGENTS care! Our healthcare system is comprised of always looking (or enthusiastic col- JOB FA IR Hotel/Sales Industry, lego graduates who are searching Both Full & Part-Time Marriott has the facilities that are distinguished by comprehen- lor a career, not just a job. Our ] Turn in reading hours schedule that will fit positions available. sive services and dedicated people. Our entry level training programs pro- Meadowlands Hilton HSI is a leading force In No experience necessary. Flexible hours Dont forget to turn in your formaton Services and your needs. expanding Home Care Department seeks pro- vide classroom & hands-on expert- Tuesday, August 13,11AM-6PM Management Consulting. We Offer fessionals in the following selected areas: enca In marketing, management, reading hours for the "Elect to With a prestigious For- finance & administration. Bead" summer reading pro- Two Harmon Plaza, Secaucus, NJ tune 1000 client list, ws HOTEL DISCOUNTS PHYSICAL THERAPISTS provide business solu COMFORTABLE OFFICE Success leads to lull autonomy in gram at the Cranford Public li- for Bloom ingdale school Immediate interviews with lions, applications devel -Full .Time and Part Time running an office & managing peo- over 25 companies! opmQnt, Implementation ENVIRONMENT ple. First year salary $24,000+ & brary. Children have been read- and support resources to COMPUTER & SALES TRAINING Our newly created private duty agency, excellent benefits. Immediate ing all summer in order to vote OPEN TO ALL PERSONS meet real-world needs na SELF-DIRECTED WORK TEAMS Princeton Caregivers, has openings for openings In Central Maw Jersey tlonwldo. for Snoopy, Garfield or Ms. Regina Gavin named as chief administrator Join the induslry leader. Our NY. Regional HOME HEALTH AIDES & Staten Island. II you're looking SEEKING EMPLOYMENT! to build a career from the ground Piggy. The last day to turn in Office is located in Somerset. NJ. who reported on the extensive cur- Bring plenty of resumes. $3.00 Admission Our Immodlato needs are up" with a company dedicated to your hours is Iriday. By JOB1£ BBU.Y "Well be watching," warned Dr. For more information, call our LIVE-IN COMPANIONS Business attire required. Sponsored by: for Developors with expe- people & customer service, pleaso Once in, participants can pick CHROmCLE CORRESPONDENT riculum work offered by teachers Zucker. rience In the following We seek dependable, caring people to loin us at our... NEW JERSEY JOB FAIRS areas: COBOL, Mlcrofo- JOBLINE: (908) 302-5216 provide supportive services throughout the up their carnival tickets Mon- throughout the summer. Dr. Feldman and Dr. Renna said cus COBOL, FOCUS. Orange Avenue Vice Principal Board members seemed im- the curriculum was designed by IMS. DB2. CICS; UNIX, C, greater Mercer, Middlesex and Somerset OPEN HOUSE day and TUesday. The carnival Cu, Oracle, Sybase, areas. "Fair Training" class now forming for Monday, Aufl 12, 12NOON-7PM y/ill be held in the library park Regina Gavin will be the top ad- pressed with the content of the the teachers who will be putting it Tel: 908-872-6650 Powerbulldor, visual those Interested in becoming certified! Basic, Visual C++ and 1021 noulo27, Edison, NJ ing lot Wednesday, Aug. 21. The ministrator of the Bloomingdale courses, praising special education to the test Windows 95. We aro also Avenue School this fen. and school-to-work transition pro- "They're really excited about it," Booking Sun System Ad- This Is an exciting time to join our team! Interested candktates please contact rain date is Thursday, Aug. 22. Harriott. 908-910-1600x201/202 or lax resume to 908-751-0801 During Monday night's Board of said Dr. Feldman. ministrators, Lotus Notos Come find out morel grams in! particular. The latter \/uMotltm*tw*w.mtcaxn EOE/M/F Developers and Technical Eqiul Opportunity Emptox" MflDN Education meeting, Super- helps students build resumes and In other school news, Dr. Renna Writers. TRAINING Cl ASSI5 WILL TAKE PLACE FAG 1 WEEK IIIR0UG11 MlIXSIPlDlBhR When: Saturday. August 10, 1996 Lucky ticket winner intendent of Schools Emalene reported there is enough money in - (Enterprise Jean White of Garwood was Renna said Ms. Gavin will divide the budget to implement the tech- For Immediate consider Where: The Monroe Unit -i too rmrt1-m-c*r\ allon, mall/fax your re- The Medical Center at Princeton the winner of two Broadway her day between the Bloomingdale nology component of the science sume^ to: Human Re- Pick Enlarprtsa Wei pick you up: 'If property handled, we pVv ':'/>.V. •'-.•'•>'<-•**' 5 Centre Drive tickets in ihe Forbes Newspa- Avenue and Orange Avenue lab this year. The science lab is HQlfWRO Y^[|Mfc IN pers drawing held at Ctanfonfs schools, acting as chief administra- shouldn't have too much just part of the long-term technol- TEftKIATIONAtTtNC:; 2 -..'.Av_~-«f;:^ ogy upgrade plan. Clrcalitlin Semlw Rifresutntivei Crossroads Drive, Bod- Time: 1QAM-2PM Part- Career Investments/ tor at Bloomingdale in the room- of a:bac^g^ ^^:,^^. •, mlnoler, NJ 07821.. (FAX) Retail Management : i ~, Dr, Renna> also said $2fl,DMuhas, The Star-Ledger has early 908-658-4991. Refer to Ad Employment Opportunities #080896. Or visit our If youu cannot attend.~plcasattendp c call for ah Dr. Benna also said she has bten been made available by the Union morning part-time work. A good Experience working for (he $10 billion Retail Drug Induslry Leader DELIVERY PERSON Blood needed — Emalene Renna Homepage al: applicatiolii n at 669-497-434669497434D or*HJ37o . Some adf lined in thit dai- County Board of Freeholders for car is a must. Starting salary is jobopportunllles. Join Wajgteens, the sales, profit and growth loader olehain drugstores, and become pan ol a company weekly newspaper sooks The Bknd Center of New Jer- working closely with the police de- $ 115 per week, plus car expenses. new|ersey@howardssys- that has: . dependable porson with tification may rcnuirc a fee partment to help manage traffic Superintendent of schools an interactive TV studio. The Commissions are available. tem.com •over 2,150 stores Bcros* the country - EqutlOpponun^EmptorwUT car to deliver papers to purcbate information sey 4s asking healthy adults to Fringe benefits include: Vision, • plans to open 200 stores In W . analoi matfrijlt regarding around Bloomingdale School An project costs $50,000 and was not Equal opportunity om- - 21 years ol record profit Where tradition & innovation meet, Thurs. and FRI. In Mid- caD and sign up to donate. The denial and vacations. Rapid ployer m/l/d/v dlesex Co. CALL Ron Os- career invcit'nciiti tintf/tir apply for jobs. part of the budget, but the fund • an unmatched opportunity for career growth and promotion opportunttict. Cranford Jaycees will host a auxiliary officer will be appointed increases in salary, Six mornings ThrouQh a comprehensive training program, you will loarn the daily operations ol a Walgreens sioro. trotf at 908-393-0023 "We have so many things perco- the project into consideration. per week for a few hours a day. „' Tnis enlry level position is designed lo'develop and promoie individuait into VValgroens store $1000 WEEKLY- SlufT drive 44 pjn. Friday, Aug. 23 to monitor traffic and help with managers. Individuals with retail or customer service experience inajcx a college dogree ate suongly DRIVERS NEEOED for lating," Dr. Renna said. Mr. PeBiccio suggested seeking a Howard Systems early morning hrs to Ing Envolbpos your loca- and 9 tum.-l pjrn. Saturday, students crossing the street Dr. prelerred, . ' . . . tion. Easy work, oxcollont corporate donation to help provide Call Toll-Free International Watareons invites you 16 look Into Ihe opportunities me retail Industry has to otter! A comptllBve delv. Now York Timos no Aug. 24 at the Community Cen- Benna estimated the 190 students Board member Dr. Saul Zucker starling salary • Full benefits package Including: MedlcaUDentsl/Uta Insurance, Prolll Sharing collection!. Rts. avail. pay. PT/FT. WORKERS voksd concern regarding the im- the balance of the money. Champions of tha and Slock Purchase Plan. NEED NOWI FREE DE- ter, Bknmingdale Ave. will probably generate about 85-90 Information Revolution Somorvlllo, Hunterdon & Full-Tlme opportunities are available throughout New Jersey. • Mlddlosox Co.. Reliable TAILS sond SASE: P.O. cars in the morning shift and again plementation of the overall school 5050 Box 500-KT, Lima. PA Donors must be 18 years old; 1-800-274-6629 II you are as commited to Ihe lulure as we are, please send your resume to: Walgraens, Oepl. MCT, 8050 car and Int. a must. Pit in the afternoon. curriculum, . 833 Roosevelt Hoad. Cartorel.NJ 07008. Fax: flOa-9S»-t6a7. Employment' Employment' Call Mrs Hunt 1-800-654- 19037 • '• ' 17-year-okto may donate with • i There should be some account- Genera/ General 7295. $1000'* POSSIBLE parental permission. There it "If properly handled, we IS s 5050 SHARON WllSONhHE CHRONICLE ENTHUISASTIC Typing. Part-time. At no upper age limit for donors shouldn't have too much of a back- ability that it's being learned," said Che Employment- Homo. Tool troo 1-8OO- Tht Hwwcy tTAamict Tn»K TEACHER PERSON— to assist non provided they've donated with- log," said Dr. Renna. Dr.Zucker, who added he has ex- • General RESTAURANT Gymnastics/Fitness, profit organization to 898-9778 Ext. T-S139 for WENDY'S listings. Directory Olfor. in the last two years, or have a Dr. Benna said with carpeting, pressed criticism of science in- Hula-va time ;;:•:: 5000 5050 Equal Opportunity Employer Sept. start. Chlldron plan & prosonl cultural Now accepting applica- 2 thru 6. Must travol. programs for singles. Es- doctor's note. Donors should window shades and sinks now in- struction for the past three years. Thursday's balmy weather was perfect for the Gill Senior EMPLOYMENT Employment' COLLECTOR tions for permanont posi- SiOOO'a POSSIBLE- Morris and Somerset timated 4 to 5 hrs ./mo. Roadlng Books. Part- General Medical Collection Agen- tions: County areas. Exp. pre- know their social security num- stalled, classrooms are available for Dr. Feldman was assured teach- Apartment's 17th anniversary luau celebration In Rotary cy seeks motivated expe- 5050 5050 5050 Somerset Art Assoc. time, at homo. Toll freo •Monday-Friday ferred. 908-757-9883. 908-234-2345 1-800-698-9778 Ext. R- ber and bring a signed form of teachers to move into before Sep- ers are held accountable regularly Grove. About 120 residents, board members and guests rienced collector. Prof, Employment- Employment' Employment- daytime hours Assemble arts, crafts, atmosphere. Benefits General General TELECOMMUNICA- NEW BRUNSWICK 5139 for listings. Direc- identification. Those who have tember. through lesson plans. Board Presi- at^Office' swayed to the Island sounds of Tony and Linda Curtis, and General •Full Tlmo Closing tory Offer toys, jewelry, wood incl. 401K plan. Please positions. TIONS— Looking for am- School cafeteria help. traveled outside of the United, Also, on hand at Monday night's dent Andy Pelncdo suggested plac- enjoyed a smorgasbord. Director of the N.J. Division on items, typing, sewing, send resume with salary bitious, onergetlc person Scpi though Juno S35.000/YR. INCOME The Office Restaurant, 3 South computer work from history to: DRIVERS- SOLO/ INSURANCE SALES OFFICE/BILLING- Com- States recently should call the meeting was the district's supervi- ing the curriculum "on-line" for COMMERCIAL P/C puter lltorato. filing, Apply In person or call: to train In telecom- Two Positions avail. POTENTIAL Ave. West, Cranford, will host a Aging Ruth Reader judged the "Crazy Hat Contest" Also, Flo home in your spare time, 69 Readlngton Rd. TEAMS Teams - S100K + munications wiring. Ex- center for eligibility criteria. For I Trainers • S70K + I $2K Full/part Time positions pleasant phone manner, Manage & Sorvor Reading books. Toll Froo sor of curriculum, John Feldman, parents toperuse . .: Great Pay. Free details Somervllle, NJ 08876 cellent opportunity. Sond noedod Call "Lock-Up" fund-raiser to benefit Bickfor, left, and Tess Marino enjoyed their hula dance. call 1-800-632-8007, 24 sign-on (teams)! Drive avail. Call Chris reliable, motivated indi- WENDY'S (1) 800-898-9778 Exl. R- more information or to sign up, 1010 Stolton Rood hand written rosumc/Icl- Mrs. B 722-9179 the Muscular Dystrophy Associa- hrs. (FEE) Cranford Rec. & Parks convehtionals coast-to- 908-654-1999 vidual. Cranford area. 3274 for dotalls. call (800) BLOODNJ. Dopt — Is accepting appl. coast! Bonuses, benefits. 908-272-6400 Piscataway 908-981-0040 ter of Introduction to: tion Wednesday/ Aug. 21. Local KENNEL HELP 30 to 35 P.O. Box 83, Rarltan. NJ GAS ATTENTENDANT S40.000/YR INCOME ASSISTANT MANAGER for the following pos. 401K. Covenant Trans- RESTRAUNT WORK- Proforrably High School Potomial Homo typists, Energotlc person wanted Girls Volleyball Instr. port (experienced) .1-800- hrs. per week. Expd por- PHYSICAL THERAPIST 08869 business people will be put "be- fered. Pension Plan. Call AU positions available. or local callego student. PC users. Toll Froo (1) lor assistant manager Girls Volleyball Assist.. 441-4394 Ext. X-4. (Grad- Experience preferred. Recycling collection hind bars" to raise money for 908-233-6030 btwn 8- Please see our display Apply In Porsdn: TACO TREE WORKERS WANT- 800688-9778 Eit. T-5274 / 5010- Career Training position. Men's tuxedo Pre-schl Arts/Crafts Instr. uates) 1-800-338-6428 BELL, 225-27 Rt. 22 East. ED climber* and ground Cranfard. 276-1717 / ' : ' & Services rentals. Greenbrook Kinder Arts/Crafts Instr. Ext: X-4. Weekend Re- 5pm. ad for Homo Caro Opon lot Hslinns. _____ Boy Scout Troop Na 178 will Galling all CHS alumni House In this secton of Groon Brook, {168-2461 men. 276-575 J 5020 -Child Care area. Call 486-2829. Kinder Cooking Instr. cruiters. MANUFACTURING : GYMNASTICS $4000+ MONTHLY collect newspapers and alumi- The Office Restaurant will be Wanted Men's Basketball Nile today's newspaper. Retail Opportunities WAITRESS/WAITERS INSTRUCTORS Slutlmfl onvolopos at num cans 930 am.-3:30 pjn. turned into a mock ^jailhouse" 11 Cranford High School wants to bring all of its alumni together in 5030- Agencies' Auto Srvsr. EVENING ADMINISTRA - •SALES«CASHIER F/T or P/T for busy, Must lave children rtomo Sond SASEF* N, the school's first, directory with names and addresses of alumni 5040 - TIVE ASSISTANT- Part TRAINEE flexlblo hrs. will Saturday at the conservation ajm.-5 pjn,In order to be released Domestic CAREER Arts/Crafts Instr. Gr 1-3 THE MEDICAL •CUSTOMER SERVICE casual Italian/American Depl 62, Box 1302. w3 throughout the country- --•'•' 5050- Geijeral OPPORTUNITIES Elementry Cooking Instr. tlmo positlori requiring •POHTERS«STOCKINQ restaurant. GREAT op- train for moro Info, C: «My Hill. U J. OH034 center v> imp support troop •o- tojtt th^ii^reewtti^ ttie ^att- 5060- Health Care Gr.,1-3 • Saturday and evening Laser Diode Inc., Crystal CENTEftAT •RECEIVING.' portunity & career posi- pleaio call 561-8888 Idtdj^ hav%"agr^ .,;.- Ariyone^Ui a list ,of alumni from any class year or any updated 5070- .Managerial Busy Central Jersey irn TaeKwoh Karate Jnstr. hours. Assist associate Division'needs career ori- PRINCETON Flex. hrs. FT/PT. tions. Call. . COL DRIVERS(Tractor/ tivities. If unable to drop off 5080 •Part-Time port dealership has InvTeen CntrSprvsr. Dean with duties sup- ented candidates who are (908) a7Vet8T HOUSEKEEPER Wanted Trai!or)-Trayql f.rst claau bail or doiiate an hour of their names atrid'aadrefeses; should''ca'il (8003^^§64-6208. C)r simply fax the' Competitive Salaries, Livo In or pay. by hour these recyclabks, caM Gordon 5090 -Employment mediate full time open Rec Basketball Off. porting evening Instruc highly organized and de- PIZZA PERSON Benefits and Discount. w4h Vrfornor Entcrprlsoi. list to Karen Almeida at (8QQ) 283-833^, Bernard C. Harris Publish- Wanted Ings, Mon-Frl 9-5pm for: Basketball Scorekeopor. tlon. Associates's degree tail oriented, have good : AND/OR COOK WAITRESS/WAITERS S6.00 por hr. and up Pino Vans. Flats. TCU'S. OTR. BramweQ Sr, at 709.1568 to ar- CALDOR STORES INC. Motel Experience prof- i\ugiori,ll i DodicatOd 5100 - Career For further Info, call required, bachelor's de- mochanlcal skills and ex- Seeking exp'd pizza 4971 Stolton Rd; Hadley Interviewing to start now range » pickup at your home. Any^e wishing to be "locked ing Company Inc., 313 E. Anderson Lane, Suite 300, Austin, Texas, RECEPTIONIST or in Sept. F/T excellent erod to clean rooms & oppotiunitiosi. Foil bonotil Investments & 709-7283 E/O/E/M/F/V/H gree preferred. Office perience using a ml-person and/or Cook for Shopping Ctr. South 78752V •-'• '•••- •••..-. •..'••••.;•. • , •• • Must, have excellent management experience pay/benefits. P/T posi- light. Laundry 722-9520 pack.igc: First day up" or help, "bail ou^ any of the Opportunities croscopo. Basic knowl- Santo's Pizzeria In Plalnfield. phone manner, and be DANCE TEACHER or required, as well as dem- edge of electronics arid Edison. Call tions also availablo. Call: iion'im/donlal. 10' K jailbirds, can can 750-2333. Apply In Person MAINTENANCE Solo, ail tcims and able to perform a wide ASSISTANT TEACHER onstrated skills in word some chemistry is a plus. (908)287-6333 Raman Valley Motuchon YMCA sooks Class of'86 reunion 5020 range of clerical duties. energy, enthusiasm & processing/spread- Learn'the process of after 2PM.. SALES ASSOCIATE- . . .Country Club ownof-oporalofo wol- sheets. Must be cus porson for ovoning pos como, weekly pay/aotilo- The Cranford High School Child Care Wanted ACCOUNTING CLERK strong.dance backround growing crystal, used In Flomlngton Fur Co. 722-2000 ask for BUI Sun. thru Frl. 8:30PM Auto background a plus needed. 908-805-0855. tomer oriented, and have production of semicon- PT/FT MYSTERY SHOP- seeks motivated, ener- monis. Paid platos. tolls Class of 1988 will hold its 10- excellent organizational PERS— for local stores. WAREHOUSE 12:30AM gon. custodial and Rcilo ttckoiv but ho hecessarey. ductor elocronics com- getic Individual to com- duties some heavy lifting year reunion Saturday, Nov. 30 BABYSITTER- needed DENTAL ASSISTANT F/ and communication ponents. Excellent bon- $B.75 + /hr. FREE prod- pliment our sales stall. Growih Opportunity T, RDA prefered, X/Ray skills. For information ucts. Now hiring. Call Young company In Edi- & snow removal req. Call at the Woodbridge Hilton, after school, Mon-Frl. Experience required for elits package. ($8/hour). Salary, commission & All groups invited lie. req.. Friendly, moti- and application call 908- now: 818-759-6542 son soaks mature mind- YMCA at 548-2044. Dii IVTERS.;.SWIFT Refs. required.- in the both positions. Good Call: benefits. Pleaso sond ro- Woodbridge. Class members Cranford area. English vated person (or quality 526-1200, exl. 8804. sumo to: Mary Molfl, ed Individual for a variety NURSERY SCHOOL TRANSPORTATION — starting salary plus full office. Greenbrook RECEPTIONIST/SECRE. of warohouso position. Mow nirinfj. drivors tor who have not received infor- speaking. Car needed. company boneflts. Ap Flemington Fur CO. 8 TEACHER 272-6745 area.excel, salery & ben- LASER DIODE. INC. TARY— needed for ad- Excollont communication dedicated runs. Homo plications only. No phone EXEC. SECRETARY- vertlslng agency with Spring St. Flemington, Noodod. Part tirho In a mation about the reunion efits 435-6567 Full Family benefits, Motuchen, NJ skills, computor exp. a weekly Excellent pay. BRANCHBURG calls. You can fax or mall good phono and com- NJ 08822 or fax to 90S- privato homo daycaro. Comploto bono'its. bo- should call Laurie Grupe Iit- resume. DENTAL ASST— F/T. sond resume & cover 782-2773 plus. Candldato should Piscataway/Middle sox in anniversary Chlldcare for 3 children 908r549-9222 puter skills. Please fax call Mario Smith at 908- como a part ol tho cxclu- Don't pass this up! leter with available resume to 908-302-0809 area. 885-1327 terio at 27^3195. There are four different parade categories: walking, In my home. 2 days per hours, P.O. Box 247, Equal Oppty Employer WELDER 287-8900 In tho H.R. sive' Volvo account 1- Cranford organizations, councils, leagues and fami- week. 707-9432 Highly, motivated dental 800-800-7800(EOE-m-l) ACURA asst., RDA preferrrod. X- Metuchen, NJ 08840 QUALITY CONTROL Stainless Steel oxpori- Dopt. or sond rosumo to: OFFICE ASST.- Caring lies are invited to be a part of the 125th Anniversary two-wheel vehicle, four-wheel vehicle and float To MECHANIC TRAINEE once required. 1st & 2nd P; O. Box 44 67, porson with offlco skills. CHILDCARE- alter OF SOMERVILLE ray license required. Sal- EXPERIENCED CDL-A ED-lobking for exp'd. FRIENDLY TOYS & sign up, call Jerry Dobbins at 27C-1587, Barbara Bilger . school care (or 14 yr old ary plus production Immedlato opening for a shift. Now Brunswick. Motuchon. NJ 08840 Typing, filing & phonos GIFTS'- has oponlngs PBA golf outing Parade 1 pjn. Sunday, Sept 29. Rt. 22 West DRIVERS NEEDEDII Call technician to work in au- at 272-8425, Carolyn Capone at 70&-7208 (daytime) or boy & 15 yr. old girl in- bonus for the right per- self starting reliable Indi- 908-246-5705 to assist blind man in lor doalcrS. No cosh In- The third annual Cranford The 2-mile route will start at Walnut Avenue School cluding driving to activi- Brldgowater, NJ 08807 . son. Full time Including 2 800-727-4374 ask for Bil- tomotive repair shop Me- vidual to work in our No. 5060 now business. 9-i, Mon- lle or Janet. Passenger chanic must have oxp. & voatrnont! Fonlaalic toys and follow Walnut Avenue into downtown Cranford the Parks and Recreatidn at 709-7283 (daytime). Give ties. M-F approx. 2:45- 908-704-0559 eves, and possible Sat. Branch plant/ Nood own SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS Employment- Frl. S7/hr755-1120 ExClusivo gilts, homo PBA Local No. 52 Golf Event 5:30, starting in Sept. 722-7901 program, paid weekly, tools Great growth po- transportation good pay needed Hlllsboro area along North Union Avenue to the corner of Spring- your name, address and phone number, the organiza- 401k,-sign on bonus and tential shop, w/bonollts RECEPTIONIST PART docor. Christmas iloms. will be held Thursday, Aug. 22 Call 232-4030 after 5:30 BABYSITTER WANT- & benefits tole. 231-9760 routes and or trips Health Care Cnll-for catalog and infor- tion's name or family name, name, and phone number ED— Oavs & evening DENTAL OFFICE- Mar- more. Call today 800- Ask for dave 526-8978: Ask for. John Kaye ' \ , .$11.25 per hour bus/ TIME 20 to 25 hrs a at the Woodland Hills Country field Avenue. The parade will make the left onto wook. Pension plan. Call mation 1 -8.00-4 80-4875 for a contact person if different than other infor- poiiltortnavaih^PISSSSxafe HciJllBgB^5fucteTit 32g4azaHEaE^ S9;50 per hour van. COL FRONT DESK POSITION Club in Helkstown, Pa. Indir Springfield Avenue and then march into Nomahegari CHILDCARE- needed Angela 81218-1155 Mon, Tuos. Wed aftpr- claas B-P ttf will tialn cal oxporlonco haoaea; lull & Park. .' •• ;••..••.-, . • .••;• ; ..." mation, the category and a brief description of vehicle for 9 & 11 yr. old boys In noon, Sat. morning. Will FENCE INSTALLERS COMPANIONS Jlm78B-9755 Helper/Sub Contractors. F/r, P/T, live In/out, Driv- $29 SCHOLARSHIP part-time positions call SECRETARY IN SUFFERERS Piscataway between 3- BOOKKEEPER train. 469-4466 WANTED—Honpsl. car- sponsor spots are available. AQ -utfluaL-L~i I, ,...:-:: -—--•'•'- -'-•-••- ASSISTANT Well established com- er's lie. & exper. req'd. GET YOUR REAL ES- SECURITY Cathy 232-4462 CHURCH OFFICE 3 half 5pm. Starting Sept. Call pany, Eagle Fence & TATE LICENSE IN 2 days a wook , computor Ing doctor who has proceeds benefit the PEA Sick, 908-302-9305 evenings Computer exp. helpful. DRIVER CHOICE CARE Supply. Drivers license 90B-317-9777 WEEKS. FOR FURTHER skills nocessary , send holpod hundrbds of pain Part time, weekdays, flex Passenger Van from 7- 5080 suflorers. Non-ihvasivo. Death and Welfare Fund. Call The five 18-year-old members of the up and coming band Chi- CHILDCARE-F/T, Live hrs. Call (908) 561-1020. 9AM & 2:30-4:30PM. required. 526-5775 INFORMATION CALL UP TO S8.00/HR rosumo to 1st United out, Exp'd nanny to care Physical, drug test req'd. MODELS WANTED RICH AT CENTURY 21 Part- Time Mothodlsl Church 48 W. consorvaltvo caro. All Officer Paul Cymbaluk at 709- mera pose. Lead guitarist Joe Cannone 13 from Cranford. for Infant In our Summit CABLE TV INSTALLER/ $10 per hour. CDL pro- FIELD SERVICE Botween the ages of GOLDEN POST REALTY. Employment High St. Somorvlllo.N.J- car.o prowlctod by Or. 7347. home. Non-smoker, Eng. AUDITOR Contractor w/ forred, but will train 908- MECHANIC- Service 7 - 23 to model casual & 469-3900 EXT. 46 We aro looking for a few .08876 Attn. E. Good Trish Slypkp DC. For mlo speaking, Excel, Re(. roq. own truck ang equipment 388-3172 companies seeking me- formal wear during this good peoplol Wo aro on how you can rccotvo Drivers He. a plus. Call a big plus but not nee. chanically and electri- year's 1996 Newark Pa- RECEPTIONIST/TYP- placing quality people In SECRETARY IN n S150 value In froo 908-522-9332. Long term work In Plscat- DRIVERS AND cally Inclined individual gents. No experience ISTS— far small sales Ql- a Fortune 500 company CHURCH OFFICE 3 half sorvicos. Call 028-7070, Panic, anxiety relief awny area. Call Mike at WAREHOUSE to service Industral ma- necessary 1-800-858- flce. Office tasks Involve In tho Somorvlllo area. All days a wook, computor Llmltod to 15 callors. Panic Relief Inc. a nonprofit LIVE OUT- Teacher's 201-839-9595. Several full time posi- chinery. Company truck, 6003 Ext. 3006. answering phone, typing, security positions are not skills nocossary , sond 'Chimera' playing HOTTEST BIZ IN USA hours. 9 mo. old. House- tions exist In our tire & excellent benefits & over- filing. Salary open. the same and this will rosumo to First United educational group serving peo- keeping. Non-smokor, CARPENTER - Exhibit time. Call 908-707-0912 prove it. We have full and P/T Tolemarketer Pleas- Methodist Church 48 W. $100,000 — Computor part distribution facility. Health benefits offered. ant spoaklng voice with rolatod, publicly, owned ple with panic disorders, meets references a must. mlr. sooks load persons, Applicants must possess PARKING Please send resume to: part time shifts availablo High St. Somorvlllo, NJ, 908-526-0942 carpenters and helpers. LIFEGUARD ATTENDANTS as woll as flexible hour sales ability noodod for 08876. Afin. E. Good. manulacturor of chil- 7 pjn. Fridays in WestfiekL The valid NJ driver's license Box 284, Forb63 News- dren's software and Tasks include layout,c- and a good driving Wanted in the Somerset/ Earn S5-S10 per hr. Great oponlngs. Experience is our Cranford office from WESTFIELD-Full Time utting, assembly, finish- papers, P.O. Box 699, 6:00-9:00 P.M. Minimum SECRETARY/RECEP- gamou, sooks .doalor for weekly group fee is $15. For record. Some positions Hunterdon area to work P/T $$ parking cars In Somervllle, NJ 08876 not a must, but Is pro- its way to top club Live out care for 3 month Ing, and laminating for through Labor Day. Must local aroas, nights & wk- ferred. 15 hrs.por wook salary TIONIST 9-Vpm with your aroa. PT/FT no ex- more information, call 937-4832. require NJ commercial computor knowlodno for porloncb or soiling ro- old m-t must bo exp. with prototype and production drivers llconso (Class B). be fully certified. Call 1- ends resp. mature only RECEPTIONIST commission. For moro rofs. English spoaklng nn of custom cabinetry and 800-310-5541 apply. 874-S454. Part time, 2-V4 hrs.. per info pleaso call (908) active root ostnto oflico In quirod 1-800-469-1843. _^ Apply in person. WE OFFER: Warron. Ploaso call smoker drivers He. Call oxhibll components. Somerset Tire Service day, $6.50 per hour. Also 722-3000 BXt. 6030 908-518-9603. Should bo'skilled In op- HAIRSTYLIST * All Required Training Ralph 908-668-1000 . INTERNET- Aro you Scholarship contest 400 West Main St. PART TIME sick day coverage. * Uniforms Furnished BANKING oration of shop machln- Busy Cranford Salon Please sond rosumo to earning S20.000 month- P.O. Box 2001 * Benefit Package SUPERVISORS/AIDES- ly? Becomo an Inlornot Cranford's Veterans of For- rock band ratings ory nblo to produce needs exp. stylists to CIRCULATION Holly Graff, South Bound 5050 projects olllclontly within Bound Brook, NJ 08805 work In a friendly envi- * Advancement Oppty TELLERS For aftor school pro- Consultant, No computor eign Wars Post No. 335 has an- 908-356-8500 Ext. 338 Brook Board Of Educa- nram, Sept. 96 8choolyr. Employment- reasonable tlmo frame ronment. Salary, Com- SERVICE REP tion, 125 Madison Street, noodod. No oxporlonco nounced the start of this year's "We played a showcase at the and work as part of mission, Bonus, vaca- P^VRTTIME In Somerset Cty. M-F. nocossary. Will train. By ELUEW M. FEUCCTA General DRIVERS S. Bound Brook, NJ Call for Info Call Barbara or Bobbl. "Voice of Democracy Program" Stone Pony in Asbury Park on loam. Immod. oponlngs SCHOOL BUS & tion, continuing educa- Q6880. Equal Opportunity Smalt Investment ro- lor 1st and 2nd shift. Call tion - and health benefits. The Stgr-Ledgor has Im- 908-981-1995 908-271-2844 qulrod. 201-941-500Q or competition. Local students can THECHRONICXE June 13. Tomorrow night we're blwn. 8-10AM to schod- VAN DRIVERS Employer • Fanwood DRIVERS JOB OPPORTUNITIES Call Linda 908-276-9897 ' modlato oponlngs for 1-800-956-1500. ' compete in the 50th annual CDL-ClasS B with P En- ulo appl: 908-271-2000 early risers! $115.00 start- RECEPTIONIST- New|y • Plalnfield 5090 When local alternative rock/pop going back as headliners," Mr. Ext. 290. ' IN BEAUTIFUL Immodlnto opening, as- WELLS FARGO OUTSTANDING HOME dorsmont. FA OR P/T SOMERSET, MORRIS Ing salary plus car. ex- formed law firm seeking United National, a com- Audio Essay Program and win Cannone said. sistant to shipping man- penses, dental & vision night Receptionist (4- Employment Wanted BUSINESS OPP. musicians Joe Cannone, Henry wf- Please Leave Mossago & UNION COUNTIES . GUARD SERV munity orlontod bank, has promoting lull vibrant a $20,000 scholarship and a trip (908)572-5195 CHILD CARE ager. Must have oxp. bonoflls, vacations, com- 8pm) to handle tele- Borovitz, Ray Patrick, Bob Fontana Anxious to get back to the dub DO YOU: driving fork lift & It. truck 25S Old openings available for hoallh.' Organic wild To run recreational activi- missions, rapid salary In- phones and overflow typ- New Brunswick Road customer/sales orlonted NOTICE: All EMPLOY- to Washington, D.C. that Bruce Springsteen made fa- ties w/chlldron agos 5-10 Enjoy Working with materials handollng & creases. CALL NOWI ing. Excellent typing & grown wholo food. Real- and Andy Krapsho were searching Kids? . shipping duties apply Placataway, NJ Individuals. Must havo ex- MENT WANTED adver-. isllcly hl(]h oarnlng po- Interested students need only mous, the band is hoping for an- between 2-6PM. Must bo terephono management EOE cellent figure aptitude tisements aro PAYABLE for a name for their band, they responsible caring & • Work Woll ^ali Bob 789-3338 1-800-274-6629 skills required. Must be tonlial. Call for • froo write and then record a. 3-5 other big turnout Inddpondontly? and bo detail oriented. At- IN ADVANCE by cash, audio. 1-800-272-7428 scoured the dictionary for mean- I RARITAN HEALTH- 633 croatlvo. HS diploma self-startor willing to ac- tractive hourly rate and Chimera also will appear roqd. Hlllsboro. Somor- 'Take prldti In your SECURITY OFFICERS check, VISA or Master minute audio essay while ex- Route 28, Rarltan. Certi- Good Driving Record? cept responsibility. Prestigious, nationwide part tlmo training school OWN A "TRADITIONAL"- ing. Falling upon the word "chi- vlllo. Manvlllo & Basking Please send resume to available. (908) 429-2427 Card. For a quote on BUSINESS- Hugo In- pressing their view on this Wednesday, Aug. 21 at Obsessions fied Nurses Aldos- F/T, Ridge areas. Call Lynda ' Nood a Part/tlmo or security firm seeking full mera," the i8-year-okl artists knew PAT all shifts. Hlorlng Committee, Flo- tlmo and part time offic- cost, please call come potontlal National year's theme. A total of $118,000 in Randolph. The band will return at 725-1912 2nd Income? THE RESULTS United expansion programl Lim- 526-8950 Pat Caccavolll CDL w/passongor und'mt ria & Porruccl. P.C. 371 ers to work at various lo- they had found a match. Hooa Lane, Plscataway, 1-800-559-9495. ited numbor ol positions in national scholarships is to the Boulevard Pub in Lake tto- LABORER - Ball Land- CHILD CARE— Afford, required. Bonus Paid lo cations In contral and National Bank "Chimera is any nightmare that able, lognl, livo-ln Euro- YOU EXPECT NJ 08854 •southern New Jersey. for Individuals of quality ^awarded to student finalists. patcong Friday 16 for the semifinal scaplnn& Lawn Malnto- Curront llconso holdorg P.O. Box 6000 Intoyrity and fortitude, can be imagined It was a beast in nanco FT/PT. must bo ro- puan AuPalrs. For more aftor 90 days work. Train- RECORDS TECHNI- Must be ablo to work 1130 Route 22 East LUNCHROOM/PLAY- This year's theme, "Democracy round of the much-publicized Bat- Inforrnnllon call Kathy weekends, all shifts avail- GROUND FLOOR OP- sponslblo. & have valid Ing Avqllablo for Ellglblu CIAN— To work In busy Brldgowator, NJ 08807 GROUND AIDE-(Von PORTUNITY! Greek mythology," said Mr. Can- Anniversary gazebo Faccono al 908-526-4406 Applicants - (takos 6 able: Exdellent starting Above and Beyond," with all tle of the Bands. drivers license Call 900 office. Groat job for cu- EOE M/F Doryoor School) Supor- 1-000-005-0700X4572 868-0742. or 800-4AUPAIR. wooks). tomer sorvce orlontod In- salary including benefits. viso chlldron during paperwork, will be given upon none, a Cranford resident and lead "We're hoping to win the band A new gazebo commemorating the 125th anniversary of the founding of Cranford Township FORBES Must bo woll groomed. BOOKKEEPER-FULL CHILD CARE- Work In dividual. Accurate word lunch and on playground OWNERS OPERATORS .request from Post Chairman guitar player. contest The prize money will help ADMIN. ASST. to help procoslng and data Experience preferred, but CHG— 20+ hra. OWP-$8.00 por hr. Avail. NEEDED for East Coast was Installed Monday evening In Mayors Park across from the municipal building on South your own homo. Apply at Plan Ahoad DOS Computer nocos- ' create weekly Jewish Start Training Todayll entry, manlqulatlon and will train tho right candl- Sept. 1,1996. Pleaso Dry Van Oporatlon^ Avor- Harold Seymore. Mr. Seymore Together for almost two years, us cut our first CD," Mr. Cannone Sprlgfleld Avenue. A time capsule beneath the center of the gazebo Is among Its many Monday Morning, Inc. datos. Must havo car and sary. Call Sidney (201)- newspaper. Self starter , 526;<1884, In Huntordon Call for Dotallsll retrieval .skills required sond lettor of Interest to: ngo miles 2500-2750 per can be reached at 272-8924. the band has been gaining recogni- said. Mac. typing, bookkeep- as dftTflVAanlJtatlonal homo telephone. Apply ,425-1372 Dr.Carolyn F. Loary, wook. 68 conts por mllo features. Mayor J. Robert Hoeffler and 125th Anniversary Committee Co-chairman Jerry 788-8838 900-766-2554 In person to: (More briefis on page A-2) tion in the Garden State club For tickets and band infor- ing, editorial tasks, soil- skills. Previous clerical BUS DRIVER-Part time Superintendent of loaded or ompty. 910- Dobbins were among local offIclals on hand for the installation. ing ads. call Ron Oslrolf DRIVERS— IMMEDIATE exp. proforrod. Basic wee'Kdays 8AM-3:30PM 2 Schools, Somorvlllo Pub- 993.8B99. scene. mation, call 486-6511. 900-393-0023. CHILDCARE- assistant Class "A" HN Llconso. mathematics proficiency AMERICAN lic School 51 West Cliff toachors noodod. FT/PT Steady, local yr. round necessary. Must be able days per wook must havo St. Somervllle, New P E P S I /H E RSHEY- PROTECTIVE valid NJ bus drivors lie. ARE YOU A to work with Infants, tod- work. Now Equipment to work'occasional ovor- SERVICES Joraoy 08876 Doadlino: Route Excollqnt cash dlors and young pro- competitive sal., pd. tlmo. For a Job descrip- COL class B. Perm, posi- Friday August 16,1996 bU9lno3s lop buslnoa top TELEPHONE 200 Shoffiold Street tion $9.00 per hr. Call school. Exp. required. wkly. Excol mod. pkfl. tion and application to Sulto3O1 NO TELEPHONE INQUIR- local sltos $1,000. or 1SCHQ0LBUSI SALES EXPERT? Tho Goddard Union Co., pension, va- be returnod by 6/15/96, Cranford Roc. 908-709- IES. EQUAL OP- moro wookly potontlal Mountainside, NJ 7203. M/F/V/H EOE Forbes nowspapors School of Warron cation & sick pay. Coll please call 908-526-1200, E.O.E. PORTUNITY /AFFIRMA- oarnlngs small Invost- Are you ready? Courting girls \ nobds a Telemarketing Callfl0a-5QO-1600 Island Transportation ext. 8301. AA/EOE CHHA/CNA/ TIVE ACTION EM- nrtonl/hugo profits 1-800- Corp. 1-800-935-0117 DIRECT CARE PLOYER. G17-6'130 Exl, 2100, Spoclallsl. You Must bo SALES HELP SOCIAL WORKER Countdown begins v-ltuiin -oiLontod, 3Alk DATA ENTRY DRIVERS- OTR TractorT BSW or oqulv. slto Immodlato weekend TRAVEL WHOLESALE . WNBA garners interest Cafes take cigar $10/Hr. PT (7pm-11pm) S .Eull—tlmo--&_BI!l! tlrno, position.-Phonor car a motivated. Imaginative, Trallur drlvors. Company wookonds a must. APPiy coordinator-to-conduct and o;tm-$,'-W. Coast Co. confident, patient & disci- FT.2PM-10PM Positions school ago child caro must. avail, in tho Cranford & Louso Purchase op- 1-800-559-9495 In poraon at Lo Gourmet oxpandlng Into E. Coast. 1or baertto sehooh plined. Saios experience portunities for thoso who Chef, 44 Uborly Village program betwoon 2-6PM. Call (908) 805-9735 Excol opporl. Call 000- among local hoop fans smoking to new levels a plus! Excellent salary, area for Data Entry Into a Must bo highly organ- qualify. Company drlvors Flemlngton, NJ CHILD CARE CNTR 484-9528 codo 9599 commission & benoflts. Windows based system. up to .28 conts por rnllo. ized, responsible & enjoy rrs Indox 7691 See Sports, page A-11 See Weekend Plus Sond rosumo: Forbos Abovo avorago skills roq. working with chlldron: before and or aftor See pages A-5-7 Loauo purchase zoro FAX 908-231-9638 school, gopd pay some Nowspapors, PO Box Fax resumes to: down. Lnto modol walk- Somervllle & Basking FOB A WORK FROM HOME 908-276-9650 Advertise oxp. with chlldron, arts, 699, Somorvlllo, NJ 08876 Ins. Cull Artie oxprous Ridge aroo. Call Lynda crafts & games. S500-S1500 P/T Monthly Attn: Rick Kostonbnum. Attn: Jack Ryan SM JJOUM, a 2>CM • 7 2W a Week In the Classified! 725-1912 S20QO-S6OOO F/r Monitliy 800-927-0431 Call 276-3088 GARAGE SALE! 1000-733-2110 .

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