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Do not feel certain of anything — Bertrand Russell. Vol. II, No. 34 A Forbes Newspaper Thursday, August 22,1991 233-9696 P.O. Box 2790, Westfield 07091 15 Cents Outbreak of criminal mischief prompts scrutiny of vandalism By Donald Plzzl Jr. "alive and well." Twenty-three of those were listed as Record staff writer Mebane promised that as a member of damage to property, while two were the liaison committee to the Board of described as theft or larceny. There was Recent incidents of vandalism to the Education, he would see that vandalism one incident of arson and one of break- bandstand of Mindowaskin Park have became a priority item as the new school ing and entering. prompted town officials to look closely at year began. Superintendent of Schools Dr. Mark C. what they perceive as town wide pro- Smith said that while no amount of van- blem. "The town of Westfield has made a substantial investment in helping to keep dalism is acceptable, the number of in- Police reported last week that elec- Westfield the beautiful community that it cidents in 1990-91 is down from the 32 trical wiring had appeared to have been reported the previous year. The es- ripped out of the bandstand on Saturday, is," Mebane said. Westfield's beauty must Aug. 10. It was the third incident of van- be preserved, Vandalism must be stop- timated cost of damages this year is dalism to the stand since June 25. The ped." $1,797.20, down from $2,925.97 in 1988-90. stand was formally dedicated on July 3. In the first attack on the bandstand on 'It's a very serious problem,' says a June 25, vandals lit a bonfire on the Town engineer Edward Gottko said stand's floor and then fled the scene. The that the stand's electrical box had been vbtim. 'Town officials are not in opened and a timer had been pulled. fire department extinguished the blaze, Gottko said there was no real damage control of the situation' which ruined the fresh paint on the in- done to the box, and that the timer has side ceiling of the bandstand, A sched- already been restored. uled June 27 concert was performed on a In Westfield last week, six incidents of rented bandstand. "It was just an inconvenience," he said criminal mischief' were reported to of the incident police. The incidents ranged from eggs Carol Ann Wilson, assistant director of Gottko said that the fact the stand is a being tossed at a car to fires lit behind the Westfield Memorial Library, said that constant hangout for kids is not a pro- the Post Office on Central Avenue and vandalism of library materials has not blem in its own right Brand Travel on Quimby Street to increased in the last few months. Wilson "The bandstand is there for people to chemicals being dumped in a Nevada said that over the summer months, when use it," he said. "It's for concerts, for Street pool. The antenna on a police car less students are around, the number of people to sit on the steps and the rail, for was also reported as being broken off. incidents tends to be lower. people to have lunch on, for people to sit One of the victims, Walter Brand, said "It's a tough time to measure it (van- and play guitars. I have no problem with he was lucky that his travel office suf- dalism) accurately, because we have a people using it for the purposes that it fered only smoke damage but he said ho different type of crowd during the sum- was intended. It's the other stuff that lost business because his phonos and his mer months," Wilson said. "There's been bugs me." reservation computer were knocked out nothing really out of the ordinary, no The recent incidents to the bandstand for a day. major incidents of vandalism this sum- have focused some attention on van- Vandalism "is a very serious problem mer. " Photo by Dianne Matilerd dalism in general in town. It has been a in Westfield and is now affecting peoples' The motion detection system was not topic of discussion at Town Council livelihood," he said. In his view, the town MADE IN WESTFIELD: commercial for Macy's was filmed in and out of the J yet in operation at the time of the first diner Tuesday and at Echo Lanes, with flashy convertibles carrying models meetings, as well as a letter to The Rec- government is "not in control of the sit- incident touting young men's and juniors department, at right. The results are cmL this week by Councilman David uation." Mebane. The Board of Education this week rel- Last month, vandals kicked holes in six scheduled to air on television starting next week. 'Mebarie described himself as appalled eased its annual vandalism report from of the eight columns during daylight by the damage to the bandstand. He fur- July 1, 1990 to June 30, 1991. A total of 27 Five have quit town service ther stated,_,,., that vandalism in Westfield is incidents of vandalism were reported, . (Please turn to page A-3) posts over state ethics rules Teachers, board reach a tentative By Donald Pizzi Jr. Record staff writer atives in excess of $400, addresses of all contract but are mum on dollars A member of the Planning Board has real estate owned in state and the name scheduled to vote on the proposed con- Michael Setter, #*e association pre- resigned over the new state-imposed of all businesses in which a board mem- By Donald Plzzl Jr. tract on that date, the opening day of ber has 10 percent or more ownership. sident, ac)tnoMrJe0fM. Tuesday that an Local Government Ethics Law, the fifth Record staff writer school. The board will vote at a special agreement had been reached "in prin- appointee of a town board to do so since Disclosure forms are filed with the public meeting at 8 pm. in the board ciple", but said that there were still is- the taw was announced. Local Finance Board in Trenton and A tentative agreement for a new con- meeting room at 303 Elm Street The as- sues that needed to be worked out before Gerald Barton, an alternate on the were due Monday. tract has been reach between the West- sociation will vote that night at its the contract was ready lor ratification. board, gave his resignation to Mayor In May, when the law was first an- Held Board of Education and WesUleld scheduled meeting. He would not comment on any speci- Richard Bagger Monday. nounced, Historic Preservation Commis- Education Association, which represents fics of the contract until it is presented to "I was very disappointed to learn of his sion member Barbara Vincentsen, and teachers in the Westfield Public School*. Smith said he did not want to disclose the WEA membership. Seiler said he resignation," Bagger said, "which he att- Joseph Biren, Robert Eckman and Negotiating teams for the two sides specific details of the contract, since it would make a formal comment on Sept ributed to the disclosure requirement (of Robert Denman of the Construction reached the tentative agreement during a had not yet been reviewed by both sides. 4. the law), on a philosophical basis." Board of Appeals resigned because of a meeting on Aug. 12, according to Supe- As of Tuesday afternoon, the full Board A press release from the board said Bagger said that Barton's is the first disqualification stipulation. The stipula- rintendent of Schools Dr Mark C Smith. of Education had not yet reviewed the that details of the new contract would be resignation because of the disclosure re- tion prohibits a board member from ap- "I look forward to ratification of the agreement, but had planned to do so in released after it has been ratified by both. quirement, which mandates that sources pearing before a board on behalf of an agreement on Sept A" Smith said. an executive session following its Tues- sides. ' of earned and unearned income over applicant for a year after leaving the The full board and the association are day night regular meeting, Smith said. $2,000 by members of boards charged board. with the power to dictate policy be dis- Because that aspect directly effected closed. Only the source of the income, not their livelihoods, Bagger said he felt the Holy Trinity School the amount, must be disclosed. four who resigned in May "really had no The disclosure restriction includes other choice." takes a new name speaking fees and honorariums in excess (Please turn to page A-3) Holy Trinity School takes on a new of $250, gifts from anyone except rel- name and a new identity this fall and will be under multiple sponsorship. The venerable institution on First School board will assume nursing Street opens the new term as Holy Trinity Interparorchial School. And dur- ing the 1991-92 school year it will be co- chores for three non-public schools sponsored by the two Catholic parishes of Westfield and Our Lady of Lourdes By Donald Pizzi Jr. nursing services. If the $10 million is not enough, Smith parish in Mountainside. Record staff writer said the amount would not be increased. Enrollment under the new arrangement \' Nursing services for three non-public Instead, a system of redistribution of the is expected to rise to 300 students this \ schools in Westfield will soon become the funding would then be devised and im- year. ' responsibility of the Westfield Board of plemented. Co-sponsorship has been adopted as Education, Superintendent of Schools "The initial funding should be suf- policy for all Roman Catholic parishes in Mark C. Smith told the board Tuesday. ficient to provide the specified nursing Essex, Bergen, Hudson and Union coun- Smith said that on July 26, Governor services," Smith told Uie board. ties. Over time, most parish schools will James Florio signed into law a measure It is not yet determined exactly how become involved in co-sponsorship. Some that mandates that public schools provide the board will provide the services. Smith will continue to function on their own, nursing services in non-public schools said that the three schools had spoken while others will be merged and their from kindergarten through grade 12. with Overlook Hospital to see if nursing student bodies and faculty absorbed In Westfield, the applicable schools services could be obtained through that within the larger network of Catholic would be the kindergarten of the West- facility, and that it was one of several elementary schools. I I field Day Care Center as well as the Holy options the board had. The institution includes pre-K through Trinity church and Redeemer Lutheran Formal word from tin; .state that fund- through eighth grade schooling. church schools. ing is coming has not yet arrived, Smith It will enroll -students from Westfield, Smith said that the state will be al- said. Dr. William J. Folny, assistant Mountainside, Springfield, Cranford, Photo by Dianne Deverson locating a total of $10 million to fund the superintendent for business, has IMHMI in Scotch Plains, Fanwood, Plainficld and HAPPY READER: Ellen Ramage in the stacks at Memorial Library summer new law statewide. Schools will receive North Plainfield areas. reading program. $60 per student to go towards the cost of (Please turn to page A-3) (Please turn to page A-3)
Jessie Plant Brown, a civic Calendar A-2 Inside School panel has open public meeting next Education A-5 and business leader, dies at age 81 A-3 Fire log A-3 week on Edison and Roosevelt enrollment.... A-3 Obituaries A-6 The Record Opinion A-4 Mayor Bagger urges GOP to take a stand Playgrounds A-5 Town engineer Ed Gottko speaks at public this week against noisy jet airplanes A-2 Police ,...A-6 works Congress in California A-3 Sharing A-12 Social A-7 Sports A-8,9 A-2 — THE WESTFIELD RECORD - 22,1991 Bagger urges Republicans to combat aircraft noise Westfleld Mayor Richard H. Republican platform commits our Bagger demanded action on airc- party to enact legislation requir- raft noise at a public hearing in ing quieter planes at Newark Cranford of the Republican Plat- Airport" form Committee's Quality of Life Task Force. Speakers at the hearing include Bagger, who presided at the included Assemblywoman Maur- hearing as co-chairman of the een Ogden, Cranford Mayor Ed Task Force, called upon the party Force, Scotch Plains Councilman to seek repeal of the Expanded George Brown, and WestAeld East Coast Plan which has Councilman Kenneth MacRitchie. brought intolerable aircraft noise Approximately a dozen rep- to many parts of suburban New resentatives of local and statewide Jersey. Specifically, he advocated organizations of citizens against litigation by the state to enjoin the aircraft noise also addressed the plan and legislation to require an assembled group of over 50 con- cerned area residents. All of the accelerated phase out of older, GOLD AWARD recipients from Senior Troop 913 include from NIGHT OUT participants included, front row from left: Justin noisier planes from metropolitan speakers called for strong action and Brett Tozzo, Vincent Shen, Jason Ryan, Marta Capasso, area airports. by the state government to combat left: Tracy Marie Gardner, Kristen Marie Cecala, Allison Megan Lulsa Capasso, Isabel Shen; back row: John Ryan holding the Federal Aviation Administra- McEnemey and Melanie Ann Delia Rocca. Kathleen O'Hanlon, "This is our chance to commit tion's Expanded East Coast Plan. Sean, Tom Spina with pet ferret 'Higgins', Tim and P,J. Ryan, our party to roll back the plan," the fifth recipient, Is in the Philippines with her family. Paul Morris with daughter Lucy. said Bagger, who is running for " I fully expect the Republican State Assembly. "The state hasn't Platform, which will be adopted at sought the injunction promised by the state convention on Sept 14, Five Troop 913 Girl Scouts Westbrook residents supported Jim Florio two years ago, That to make a strong commitment to suit must be brought; let's put that reverse the Expanded East Coast right in the platform. Fur- Plan and fight increased aircraft receive scouting's top honor anti-crime 'Night Out' effort thermore, let's make sure the noise," Bagger said. The Gold Award, the highest award in Girl Scouts was presented to Westbrook Road residents supported Westfield's "National Night flve young women from Troop 913 at a community celebration. Out" in a big way Aug. 6. In support of a national effort to fight crime This prestigious award was given to Kristen Marie Cecala, Melanie communities were encouraged to turn on their porch lights from 8 to 10 Ann Delia Rocca, Tracy Marie Gardner, Allison Megan McEnemey and p.m. and "get out and meet their neighbors." Kathleen O'Hanlon. Under Westfield's Neighborhood Watch program led by Lt Owen The 11 year old Gold Award challenges the young woman to excel in McCabe, block captains were given flyers and balloons to be distributed riday to Friday leadership, service, time management, self discipline, originality, in- to residents. "The response on our street was super" said block captain itiative and significant mastery of skills culminating in the successful Nancy Walbert "The children helped distribute the flyers and bal- completion of a major service project loons, most everyone came oat to meet and havn a friendly conversa- What's happening in Westfield Kristen Cecala and Tracy Gardner started a library at the John E. tion, and even the families' pets joined in the fun." Runnells Hospital. Advertising in local newspapers and church bul- With the success of this year's "Night Out" Westbrook residents are letins, the girls collected, categorized and transported over 700 books planning a bigger event next year, perhaps with a block party and _ . r»/,*-» for residents and patients. games. "It's a great way to fight crime and have fun too" said Justin FfldaV 8/23 Organizing a blood drive for the American Red Cross in Raritan was Melanie Delia Rocca's project She developed press releases, bulletins and announcements to inform her local community and companies in Our policy on corrections • Recycling pickups south of the train tracks. the area. Melanie worked with a director of blood donations from an The Record will promptly cor- rections and clarifications will • The Welcome Wagon of Westfield monthly luncheon and business industrial group to schedule individual blood donors and groups. rect errors of fact, context or appear in this space on this page meeting at the home of Josie Porter. Beverages will be served at noon Allison McEnemey planned and organized an Adopt a Grandparent presentation and clarify any news as a convenience and courtesy to and lunch at 12:45 p.m. Call 889-1704. Day at the John E. Runnells Hospital. With the help of 12 volunteers content that confuses or misleads our readers. from St Helen's, Holy Trinity and Temple Emanu-El, she coordinated readers. Please report errors to • College listing corrections: Drew activities, planned and organized games. Gifts were also distributed to Record editor Stuart Awbrey by University is a private, not a state, Saturday 8/24 the patients. phone or by mail, at 233-9696, P.O. institution. And Amherst is not Kathleen O'Hanlon who is currently in the Philippines, coordinated Box 2790, or through the slot at Amhurst. an Easter Egg Hunt for 30 orphans in Manila. This was a new experi- the office at 231 Elmer St All cor- • The Westfield Newcomers Club's backyard barbecue at 7 p.m. Call ence for the orphans who had never participated in such an event 232-9231. Each girl received a Gold Award Pin from her leader, Mary McEne- mey and an album of letters of recognition beginning with President George Bush and his wife Barbara, and including politicians and dig- nitaries in local government and local organizations that encourage Sunday 8/25 young women to strive for this award. The program was organized by Helen Fisher. H1CH Call Arrowhead • Flea Market at southside train station from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. spon- YORK sored by the Suburban Chapter of Deborah Heart and Lung Hospital. Zone board rules in favor of Air For Your Rain date Sept 1. Conditioning Air Conditioning Needs. Wednesday 8/28 contested backyard play set household play set" erected from We Guarantee • The school board and its special committee on intermediate schools By Donald Plzzl Jr. a kit YORK holds an open public meeting at 8 p.m. in the board meeting room at Record staff writer "I personally find it hard to Satisfaction! 302 Elm St The agenda includes a report on projected student enrol- For a Woodland Avenue man believe that it's incongruous with lment at Roosevelt and Edison. who went before the Zoning the neighborhood," said Mack- Providing Quality Sales and Service • Gaelic Night featuring the Paddy Noonan Band, The Parlin and Board of Adjustment Monday, the echnie, who stated that he pur- For Over 30 Years. District Pipe Band and the Deirdre Shea Irish Dancers at Echo Lake play set's the thing. posely purchased a wood set so it Park from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. The board decided that a play would fit in with the look of a n,;,- /.if) Jti-M • WcsH.L-ld 233-b'2'i'i • NWttuihon -191 JO// set in the back yard of a Wood- backyard. land Avenue home was not in- The set is ten feet in height, he Thursday 8/29 congruous with the neighborhood. said, though plans to put a roof on That was the charge made by a it wbuld raise it to 12 feet The next door neighbor of the pro- height limit for accessory build- ATULATIONS • The museum and archives of the Westfield Historical Society at perty, who asked the board to ings in town is 15 feet review the structure. 1. Tamaques School are open to the public from 9:30 a.m. to noon. After a brief discussion, the • WpS|Ji|ld Newconiers Club sponsors a decorating seminar at 7:30 Rollin T. White of 734 Wood- land told the board that the play board voted 6-0 that the play set IM ORZECHOWSKI set was "of a size and height that was not incongruous with the definitely clashes with the har-neighborhood. j I j Somerville mony of the neighborhood." The following cases were also Friday 8/30 While admitting that he didn't heard by the board: ; wins a know the exact measurements, • Frank and Gemma Giovanni, j White said that the play set was 190 Cottage Place, were denied • The Fundamentals of Westfield perform at Cranford's new Eastman permission to erect a deck be- FORBES Plaza from 6 to 8:30 p.m. approximately 13 feet in height, •i \ 'I 20 feet wide and 12 feet deep. cause of a rear yard setback viol- BALLOON RIDE FOR TWO "It's a big piece of equipment ation of two feet i j Per pupil cost Author and it sits in a very natural set- • Joanne Pfeiffer of 808 Franklin 11. from the * « The state of New Jersey spends ting," White said. "This time of Avenue was given approval to i &1 an average of $3,439 per pupil for Barbara Foley of Westfield, a year it's mostly covered with build a deck despite a side yard . " - * Somerset education, almost double the na- Union County College professor, leaves, but you've got five months corner lot setback violation. tional average. collaborated with two other profs out of the year when you don't • Robert W. Diemer will be al- on a textbook called "Grammar in have leaves on the trees." lowed to erect a pool on his 520 Action." She teaches at the Ins- Martin Mackechnie of 726 Colonial Avenue property. Diemer ? Fair i titute for Intensive English. Woodland defended his structure, has a pre-existing side yard set- ^r stating that it was a "normal back violation of three feet, and was granted a variance. Anthony James • The applications of Craig and Mary Lou Stock, 745 Oak Avenue, CONSTRUCTION INC and AM Auto, 1144 South Avenue, i«»r were postponed until September. 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The holes were about a Police are investigating the in- foot in height and six to eight cident and increasing surveillance The Westfiold Board of Educa- inches wide, The vandals also of the area, Mayor Richard Bag- tion's Special Board Committee carved their first names and the ger said. on Intermediate Schools will hold date into the columns, Gottko Town attorney Charles Brandt an open-to the public meeting at 8 said. said at a council meeting last p.m. on Wednesday, Aug. 28 in the The bandstand is equipped with month that if the bandstand van- board meeting Room at 302 Elm a motion detection system, which dals are ever apprehended, res- Street The agenda includes a would have made the presence of titution for the damage would be report on projected student en- the vandals known to police had required. rollment in the town's two in- the incident occurred at night The bandstand, a replica of one termediate schools. Gottko said that lightweight constructed in 1922, was dedi- concrete might be pumped into cated on July 3. It cost about The Special Board Committee the hollow fiberglass columns to $78,600 to design and construct on Intermediate Schools was ap- pointed by School Board Presi- dent Susan Pepper in April. It is Resign over ethics law charged with studying and making recommendations on the feasi- (Continued ftxwn page A-l) bility and advisability of three al- Despite the philosophical pro- vacation schedules, not non- ternatives for the future uses of blems that some board members compliance with the law. Roosevelt and Edison In- have had, Bagger does not expect "Most all of the forms are in," termediate Schools. The three al- that there will be many more Bagger said, "and we're following ternatives being studied are: con- resignations, up with those who have not yet tinue the present use of both "From the beginning, I've been submitted them." buildings as intermediate schools concerned about losing some of Bagger said that the new law serving grades 6, 7 and 8; con- our best people," he said, "and I gives municipalities the choice of Photo by John Keating tinue use of both buildings as in- have tried to encourage people to establishing its own ethics review 'SUNBRELLA' sales enlivened downtown last week. Sidewalk sellers included Candi Pruchnicki termediate schools serving grades stay, despite their philosophical board or allowing the county to and Jayne Bernstein of Milady's Shop. 6, 7, 8 and housing for district- differences with the law." handle any complaints or issues wide offices now located in the The Town Administrator's office that arise. He said that his pre- Elm Street School Building; and reports that the forms are being ference would be to have a town use of a single intermediate sent off directly to the state. A few board, "so we have local in- Jessie Plant Brown, civic and Wells preaches school serving all students in grades 6, 7 and 8 and alternatives forms have yet to be turned in, volvement and don't by default Rev. Dr. David W. Wells will but that is being attributed to have to go to the state." uses of the second intermediate business leader, dies at 81 preach at the 8 and 9:30 a.m. school. worship services on Sunday, Aug. Jessie Plant Brown, 81, died Monday, Aug. 19 at the Manor Care Holy Trinity has new name 25. at the Presbyterian Church in Pepper is chairperson of the Nursing Home, Mountainside. Westfield. At 10:30 a.m. all are special committee, which also (Continued from page A-l) Born in Hartford, Conn, she had moved to Westfield at the age of invited to attend "The Pastor's includes board members Susan three. Study" — a summer time tour The pastors of the co-sponsoring previously served as the principal Mrs. Brown attended the Westfield schools and the New York School Fuhrman, Susan Jacobson and G. parishes comprise a Board of of the Holy Trinity Parish Ele- through key Christian beliefs, Bruce McFaddcn. An interim Pastors who have the ad- of design. For many years she operated an Interior Decorating Studio which will be led by Rev. Jim report of the committee is due to mentary School. in Westfield. In 1946 she became a licensed realtor and most recently Szeyller. This week's study will be ministrative responsibility of the Last year's enrollment at Holy the full Board of Education by school, with the appointed prin- was associated with Burgdorff Realtors. "Of Crowns and Jewels, Hal- Dec. 1, 1991 and a final report by Trinity School of 240 students will She was a charter member and past president of the Fortnightly lelujah, Amen." cipal as their chief executive of- be increased to a student body of May 1,1992. ficer. Msgr. Francis J. Houghton Group of Westfield; a member and former trustee of the Westfield over 300 hundred students at the Historical Society, where she was most recently co-ordinator and of Holy Trinity, Msgr. James A start of the new semester. Burke of SI Helen's and Msgr. chairperson of the Oral History program; a member of Atlas chapter Holy Trinity's roots date to the No. 99, Order of the Eastern Star; a member of American Bell Associa- WEDNESD Raymond J. Pollard of Our Lady World War I period when Msgr. of Lourdes have appointed Dor- tion; a member of First Congregational Church of Westfield, associate Henry Watterson inspired a member of the Washington Rock Girl Scout Council and was a member othy Szot as principal of Holy grammar school that graduated its Trinity Interparochial School. She of the first Girl Scout Troop in Westfield. first pupils in 1919. She was a past president and 23 year member of the Westfield Rescue Squad Auxiliary, past president of the Westfield Junior Womens Club; a member of the Westfield Art Association; a member of Assume nursing services the Business and Professional Womens Club of Westfield; a member of (Continued from page A-l) the Westfield Bicentennial Steering Committee; creator and manager touch with the state Department channeled funds through the of the Westfield Bicentennial Centre at the railroad station; a member of Education, in order to deter- Department of Health. of the Westfield Board of Realtors and a charter member of Miller Cory mine when funding can be ex- (ou Cm Spol Th« Olir«r«nc«" pected. Last year, reductions in the volunteers. Smith said that he would like to state's public health priority fun- Surviving are a daughter Joan DeChellis of Mountainside; a sister, begin providing the services by ding resulted in the discontinua- Dorothy Stoll of Sarasota, Fla; three grandchildren; and four great- the beginning of the school year, tion of nursing services in the grandchildren. ^CLEANERS but stated that it is "difficult to so three schools in June of 1990. In Services will be 11 a.m. Friday at the First Congregational Church. S32-9827 614 Central Avo. • Wesifield August of last year, the Town Arrangements were by Gray Funeral Home. without any word from Trenton Council offset the reductions with (about funding)." $5,000 in council funds, that al- In the past, nursing services in lowed the services to be reins- School of Dance registration set non-public schools have been the tated. When you want to get responsibility of the state, which Fall registration for the Performing Arts Classes at the Westfield School of Dance will take place on Aug. 27, 28, and 29 from noon to 8 p.m. at the Westfield School of Dance Studios at 402 Boulevard. Jenny serious about the arts.... Logus, owner and artistic director, will teach ballet, tap, jazz and Fire report acrobatics for ages three and (including adult levels). Cynthia Meryl, Broadway veteran, will teach acting, musical theatre, and individual song study for auditioning and performance for ages eight and up The following calls were res- report of a burning odor at a (including an adult acting class). ponded to last week by tlie West- residence, caused by a malfunc- field Fire Department; tion in central air conditioning • Aug. 12: New Providence Road unit; Lamberts Mill Road (Meri- THE WESTFIELD SCHOOL OF DANCE (Children^ Specialized Hospital), dian Nursing Home), smoke con- Gottko speaks at coast panel accidental alarm activation. dition as a result of unattended 402 Boulevard • Westfleld cooking; 800 block of Central Town Engineer Edward A. of budget constraints. • Aug. 13: W. Dudley Ave., wires Gottko has been selected to be a Gottko, who has been town en- down; South Avenue, automobile Avenue, investigation of under- member of a panel discussing the Ballet • Acting • Voice leaking gasoline in parking lot ground gasoline leak; 700 block of gineer since 1979, is a graduate of Cumberland Street, found no "Collection and Disposal Practices Newark College of Engineering Tap • Jazz • Musical Theatre • Aug. 14: East Broad Street, for Leaves, Grass and Brush" on and he holds a Master's Degree in found leaves smoldering in a cause for alarm; Quimby Street, refuse fire in rear alley way; Monday, Aug. 26 in San Francisco. public administration from Kean Musical Productions • Acrobatics window well at an office complex; The panel is part of the 1991 In- College. He is a licensed profes- Genesee Trail, resident locked in Central Avenue, fire in trash con- tainer in a parking lot ternational Public Works Congress sional engineer and is an adjunct home. and Equipment Show being held professor of public administration FALL REGISTRATION DATES • Aug. 15: South and Summit • Aug. 16: Tamaques Park, report of a substance in stream, DEP there Aug. 24 to 29. at Kean. He is the vice president Avenues, arcing power wires; 800 of the New Jersey Chapter of the August 27, 28, 29 • 12 p.m. - 8 p.m. block of Boulevard, plastic power notified, found no action neces- sary. The Congress, which is spoil American Public Works Associa- line divider on fire; Eton Place, sored by the American Public tion. For Further Information Call 789-3011 Works Association, will bring Hudson speaks together over 10,000 public works professionals from the United For the reef Rev. 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Hl-Rlsera Forbes Newspapers A Tradition Since 1927 OPEN SUNDAY • Fraa Dalivary Fine Clothing and Acceuorici for Men and Women Custom Sizes • Bad Framaa 12-5 PM 207 Eut Broad Street, Weitfield 233-1171 No Phone Orders • Bedding Ramoval .INTRODUCTIONS John Frankj and Major Credit Card* Accepted Mon.-Fri. 10 AM-6 PM • Thura. 10 AM-8 PM • Sf t. 10 AM-5 PM A WAY FOR PEOPLE TO MEET FEOttB Commentary A-4 - THE WESTFIELD RECORD - August 22, 1991 Creative parking is the government's task Lasr ->«t* fair«nl thILeH businesu....:—..-.Mst communit— :«y aske• i^^d -• fal#»^ili I»*f* therAI e ar__e problem•• s i.n th.- e hea- t. of- shoppers and inbound and outbound com- summer, there will be worse problems in the muters to employ creativity and patience in busier autumn. Parking in the central busi- seeking parking. After circling the downtown ness district has been a critical topic for a few times, creativity wanes and patience years. But this time the subject is the issue is thins. Even in summer, when things are likely to have greater import in the context of Mwef slower, it's tough finding a metered slot Just a Main Street revitalization. Main Street has ask the merchants, who bear the brunt of the a lot of potential to strengthen the heart of criticism and, with exception of the meter Westfield, One element is that it can provide feeders, can be forgiven their own impati- an impetuts and an opportunity for a major ence. Alas, the Westfield Area Chamber of overhaul of traffic circulation, pedestrian Commerce is at pains to refer people to the and motorist access and creation of shopper people who control parking: members of the convenience, not the piecework and patch- Town Council. The local government al- work rearrangements that have marked the locates parking spaces, sets the meter and town's approach in years past Parking con- permit rates and is in charge of enforcement figurations should be a keystone of any reh- It also collects over half a million a year in abilitation project in the town center. Shop- coins and fees, which go into the town cof- pers and commuters should not be res- fers. ponsible for parking creativity. All they want The parking pressures generating the is access. The job of providing it, and making complaints being heard this summer are it easier for people to enjoy the hub and get possible symptoms of weakness in the rec- around in it easily on wheels or on foot, onfigured slots and lots put in place late last belongs to the town government, in coopera- year. If so, a fresh look should be made this tion with the business community. Letters to the editor Advocates stricter enforcement of the speed limit of 35 miles an hour on Central Avenue To the Record: Central and North. Some years ger thinks that more speed limit ago I was nearly run down by a signs will do the trick, he's in for I read with interest the article driver who refused to give me, a a shock. I would like to see the "Contentious Central Avenue pedestrian, the right-of-way. I took speed limit on Central Avenue safety issue percolates anew," this woman to court only to hear enforced. ("The Record," August 15, 1991.) I the judge refuse to uphold my Gwen Atatnantyk Promote real life: make a mime angry applaud the concern of the town- right and released her without 126 South Ave. E. By Donald Plizl Jr. " " ship about traffic on Central ordering her to pay a fine and did Avenue, but until the speed limit not place two points on her lice- At the risk of sounding like a bitter person with body took that something away." of 35 m.p.h. is strictly enforced, it nse. According to the Division of entirely too much time on my hands, I just don't like Why can't mimes come up with new, exciting stuff? will not be observed. Simply plac- Motor Vehicles, a driver can have Vandalism mimes. I mean, they could make up anything they want and ing a traffic light at the intersec- two points placed on his or her I know, I know, dislike of mimes is not a new yet still they resort to the "I'm walking this way, but tion of Central and Clover isn't license for refusing to give a concept In "Tootsie," Dustin Hoffman pushed one going to solve the problem. An- in Westfield something is pulling me that way" thing. pedestrian the right-of-way. Ob- over. In the comic strip "Bloom County," Opus the I want to see a mime perform something really yone who wants to see the at- viously the judge was more penguin attacked one with a pimento loaf. titude of the majority of drivers in wild, like "Help, my hand is caught in a waffle iron," sympathetic to the driver than he must be For one thing, I don't get the way mimes dress. As or "Oh my, what is that pungent odor?" or maybe this area can watch them run the was toward me. I am not surp- far as I can tell, there are two different styles that lights at Central and South and "That steamroller has run amuck, and here I am rised by this attitude. If Mr. Bag- stopped they can choose from. First there's the "Robin Wil- with my hands Crazy Glued to the ground," Now liams in his 'Mork and Mindy' days" mode of dress, (here's something I'd pay to see. To the Record: complete with multi-colored suspenders and overly I also find the white face makeup that mimes wear I have been appalled by busy skin-tight shirt. Then there's the "black pants, to be a bit spooky. Maybe it's because it makes them Heard around the town the recent reports of damage black and white horizontal striped shirt" look. Both look like off-duty clowns; ever since childhood I to Westfield's newly con- outfits come complete with a black bowler. Not ex- found clowns to be one of the scarier things at a structed bandstand in Min- actly the kind of stuff you'd think about wearing on a circus. What can I tell you, I had a weird childhood. "Councilmen Kenneth and dowaskin Park. These reports first date. and Gary Jenkins are "the biggest f-—a this only confirm an unfortunate The fact that the routines mimes perform aren't The fact that mimes are silent also disturbs me. truth; vandalism in Westfield very original also bugs me. I mean, haven't we all Yes, I know that's the whole point. I'm just one of community has ever seen" those people who is infuriated by things like the Councilman Jubb Corbet at council meeting. is alive and well. had enough of the "Oh no, I'm trapped in a box" bit? The vandalism to the bands- Don't you think that mimes can assume that we've game charades. I don't want to guess, I just want tand is made even more eg- all seen that one by now? This must be the mime somebody to tell me what the answer is. If a mime "I want tosta y on good terms with people... .1 regious by the fact that it is equivalent of a really amusing inside joke, because just walked up to me and said "The routine I was they all insist on performing it going to do was a man trapped in a shrinking box, know Westfield. People are nice to me here. If it's practically within sight of but since I told you, I don't have to do it" I'd prob- going to make people mad, then it's not worth it." Town Hall. However, there When that one starts to grow a little tired, they add ably have a better appreciation for them. Robert Tarantino Jr., withdrawing application to sell have been reports of other in- a little twist; then it becomes the "Oh no, I'm trap- warm beer across from school playground. cidents all over town, includ- ped in a box and the box is shrinking" routine. My friend John probably summed it up best ing damage to the rest faci- Unfortunately, the box never shrinks enough, and "I guess what I really don't like about mimes is lities at Tamaques Park, park the mime is always miraculously saved from a hor- that they're always in good moods," John said, "I'm happy that he withdrew, and I'm sure the benches that have been either rible death. "which is just not a direct reflection of reality. Have business will flourish. He's a good man." knocked over or have dis- Then there's the "Hey, check me out, I'm leaning you ever seen an evil mime? Did you ever hear of a Rev. Theodore Calhoun, who had opposed the liquor license. appeared, malicious mischief on something that's not really there" routine, an- mime that shook people down for money? Has there at the Memorial Pool, and other truly original concept Again, to break the ever been an incident of one joining a street gang? garbage cans thrown into Min- monotony, the mime can then turn it into "I was You just don't ever see angry mimes." We just feel this was in injustice. I was looking for them (the dowaskin Pond. leaning on something that wasn't there until some- After this article, though, that may change. Zoning Board) to show some heart and all I got was long faces." Vandalism is not a new William Barton on a delay in getting a pool built for therapy. problem and there is no easy fix. Obviously, the police can- not be everywhere at once. Insurance issue has been fully exploited "The same basic desire to do something for the The police, the Town Coun- To the Record; must end now. If the controversy our government at work and even disenfranchised that attracted Peace Corps cil and the school board must should continue, I feel those res- more important those we elect Volunteers in 1961 is evident in 1991." work together to develop Last week your newspaper ponsible are only doing so for into office. Recruiter Jim O'Brien of Westfield on agency's 30th anniversary, strategies for addressing this printed a letter by Norman Greco self-serving reasons and do not The current programing on our issue. As a member of the in which he discussed the on- have the public's best interests at community access channel leaves liaison committee between the going saga connected with the in- heart much to be desired and in many There's nothing in the classroom that could council and the school board, I surance issue. I find it very easy cases is self-serving, Televising approach it as far as experience. It's invaluable. It will work to make vandalism a to concur with his thoughts. This Mr. Greco also presented the these meetings would allow us to has u more profound impact on the volunteers priority agenda item as the issue has been fully exploited by idea of televising Board of Ed- see our government at work. than un the people they work with, even though school year begins. those who wish to give the im- ucation and Town Council meet- James Spear pression of impropriety on the ings. What an excellent idea! This 742 Grandview Ave. I he experience for them is good, too." The town of Westfield has part of our elected officials and it Former PCV Flip Miller who spent 8 years in Africa. made a substantial investment would allow citizens to monitor in helping to keep Westfield the beautiful community that "It will cost $390,000 for babies born today to it is. Westfield's beauty must A dart for supporting noise abatement group complete four years of private college. It is also be preserved. Vandalism must To the Record: estimated that incomes will not grow to meet these be stopped. ment group. Then next time you this is very important to me, Par- increased college costs, causing a Middle Class David A. Mebane Dart: to the Westfield Record are sitting on the tarmac at New- amount is flight safety, for me and — for endorsing the noise abate- ark Airport, waiting interminably for all my friends who travel. Let's Melt" First Ward Councilman leave the flight patterns to the Journalism prof Tina Leaner in speech to Rotary Club. for the flight path to clear that is not over Dorian Road, remember experts, and encourage traffic that you have this Not In My safety and pleasant flying at New- "I didn't want to restrict myself harmonically. I A wedding for the Fullers Backyard Group to thank. I live ark Internationa] Airport wanted to include all sorts of musical styles." To the Record: on Myrtle Avenue, and the noise The writer's name was withheld Westfield native Keith Hermann on composing off-Broadway show I am writing this letter to express my appreciation and gratitude to of overloaded trucks on Central at her request Slie said she has titled 'Prom Queens Unchained.' our dedicated Mayor, Robert Bagger, for the response to a long-delayed Avenue, and any lawnmower, is received scary and offensive mes- wedding plan (due to Operation Desert Storm). Mayor Bagger gave his sages from anti-jet noise ad- louder than the jet noise. Fifteen vocates. personal time beyond his office duties to perform a beautiful wedding years ago the noise was worse — "It looks like they were kicked in, to be honest for myself and Andy. Mayor Bagger performed the wedding ceremony the football team could not prac- Council meetings with you." on a Saturday afternoon when most officials would have surely dec- tice at Edison as they can now. I Town engineer Ed Gottko on vandalism to bandstand columns. lined. Forma! meetings of the West- I have been a resident of Westfield for 35 years and have always had bought my home in Westfield be- cause 1 knew l w:is 20 field Town Council are conducted pride, love and confidence in this town. Mayor Bagger'skindnessin minutes on the second and fourth Tues- Vandalism "has gotten to be a horrendous performing this ceremony has truly enhanced these feelings. Once from one of the safest airports in days of each month at 8:30 p.m. in problem." again, thank you Mayor, America. Since I fly four or five the Municipal Building except Andy and Pamela Fuller times a year, often internationally, Councilman David Mebane. 717 Marcellus Dr. during the summer,
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Regional AdvoriiBlng Manager August 22,1991 - THE WESTFIELD RECORD - A-5 Education Six students awarded Jaycee scholarships A grand finale week for The Westfield Jaycee Scholar- been involved in many school and ucation. Alyssa's professional as- tellotte was an excellent student ship Committee has announced volunteer activities, as well as piration is a career in teaching. and participated in varsity soccer the recipients of its 1991 awards: working part-time. She hopes to Damian Santomauro is a young and softball. summer playgrounders Esther Bennett, Pamela Faggins, become a baking and pastry arts man with outstanding scholastic Karen Washington will attend Alyssa Hook, Damian San- Grand Finale Week featured the All Playg- chef achievements balanced by many 1 round Picnic on Wednesday. Aug. 14. tomauro, Amy Tourtellotte and Pamela Faggins plans to attend extracurricular endeavors. He Saint Anselm College. She expect ; Playgrounders were bused to Tamaques Karen Washington. Montclair State College. During will be attending Duke University to attain an undergraduate degree Park far a day ol fun. Tournaments in sack The scholarships are granted to her years at Westfield High and hopes to pursue a career in in political science and later races, wheel barrel races, tether ball, nok- students who have resided in study law. Her extracurricular hockey, conned four and lour squares were School she was involved in Catch medicine. held throughout the day. A picnic lunch of hot Westfleld for at least one year and Club and other community pro- Amy Tourtellotte will be attend- activities included Spanish Honor dogs, hamburgers, watermelon, munchies. have been accepted by a college jects. ing the University of New Hamp- Society, cheerleading, basketball, soda, Ice pops and the ever popular smores or vocational institution approved Alyssa Hook is attending Drew shire. She hopes to earn a degree and volunteering for the Interfaith were served to the playgrounders. Teenage by the Westfield Jaycee Scholar- Council for the Homeless. Mutant Ninja Turtle. Michael Angelo, made a University. She is pursuing a in business administration. While surprise visit and handed out balloons to pic- ship Committee. Scholarship double major in English and ed- at Westfield High school, Tour- nic goors. The day ended. with an awards money is made available as a ceremony recognizing tournament winners. result or fund raising events The summer recreation staff wishes to thank sponsored by the service club. all the parents, administrators and children who contributed to a successful and memor- Serving on this year's scholar- able summer. See you next summer! ship committee were: Dr. Ralph Washington Besho, Chairman; Dr. Thomas In the final week at Washington playg- round the children were just as active as Bums, Dr. Kenneth Ciarrocca and ever. On Monday morning, the serious Jeffrey Christakos. As always, swimmers in the group included Colby selecting the recipients from Fagin, David Angelo, and Duffy Lau among the many qualified app- journeyed over to Memorial Pool for the last of their weekly dip in the pool. In the LIZ MCKEON savors sack licants is difficult, and the com- afternoon, the playgrounders engBged in race at final picnic. mittee thanks all those students a number of popular activities including who applied. whiffle ball, nok-hockey, tether ball, and Darcy O'Brien, David Fahey, Sara Ack- Chinese jump rope. Art with Mr, Hawkins erman. Rachael Ackerman, Lauren Car- Esther Bennett will attend avell, Jackie Cusimano, Lassie Doherty, and a candy hunt rounded out the af- and Jessica Caravell. To end last week Johnson and Wales University. ternoon. Tamaques playground enjoyed a toga Bennett is a member of the Na- Bennett Faggins Hook Santomauro Tourtellotte Washington Ron Albino, Donny Seely, Kevin Mul- party, where all children dressed in tional Honor Society and has laney, Daniel Morrissey and Matthew togas and ate various foods. Jackson were the five lucky playground- In addition to the fun from last week, ers who won the chance to go on to the Tamaques continued the fun with Surp- P.A.L sponsored trip to the Yankee game rise Day on Monday, where they all par- on Friday night. ticipated in a candy hunt. On Tuesday UCC students can watch lectures on TV On Tuesday morning everyone enjoyed morning Mr. Hawkins came to entertain noshing on donuts and juice while wat- the children with art in the afternoon College This (all, Union County College broadcast over Public Broadcast- to Contemporary Business," "Or- ching a movie in the gym. During a they had fun in the sun with siip-n-slide. scavenger hunt in the afternoon, the will offer seven telecourses ing System's Channel 13 and New ganization and Management," The Recreation Department always through which students may earn playgrounders walked around their area ends the summer playground program Jersey Network, a cable channel, "Business Law I," "Business Law and asked their neighbors for items such with a picnic in Tamaques Park, which credit by watching televised class at pre-scheduled times. II," "Principles of Marketing," all as soda cons and paper plates. Beth took place on Wednesday. At the picnic scene lectures in the comfort of their Morrissey, Meghan and Caitlin O'Donnell In-class examinations will be business courses; "The Mind," a the children enjoyed various activities homes. psychology course, and "Soci and Nicole and Kathy Seib were among such as nok-hoekey. connect four and administered at the middle and the artists that tried their skill at potato four squares To end off this week Tam- In addition, such lectures also end of the semester, with review ological Perspectives," which falls priming after the scavenger hunt, aques had Baseball Curd Day on Thurs- Spring honors are available on videotapes, sessions offered on an optional under the sociology curriculum. Wednesday, the playgrounders met up day morning and their second tye-dye basis. Anyone interested in more in- with children from the other schools at day in the afternoon. Three Westfield residents were which may be taken home, or the All Parks Picnic at Tamaques Park- Wilson viewed in one of the college's lib- This fall, students may select formation should call Carol Ur- Kathleen Russell-Smith, Lauren Flynn. on the president's list at James banski at 709-7580. and Neil. Jeremy and Chris Owens were At Westfieid summer playgrounds en- Madison University for the spring raries using a video cassette rec- from telecourses in "Introduction tered their last week of recreation, Wil- order. among those who participated in the son playground continues to have plenty semester. They are Kristi L. events such as sack races, thetherball, of fun. Wo ended Show Off Week with a Mannino, Kevin W. Mennitt and Westfield residents on Dean's List nok-hockcy. and four square tourna- Telecourses are designed for ments After the morning events, eve- 'Guess Who's Who" baby picture contest Jennifer A. Saunders. students with active personal and on Thursday The following placed in the Twenty-five Westfield residents are among 448 full-time and part- ryone gathered in the picnic area for a contest: Carrie and Chris Durr tied for Three others from town were on or professional schedules who time student's named to the Dean's List at Union County College. barbeque lunch. As the playgrounders first place. Krystle Dixon placed .second, the dean's list They are Cynthia need to study at their own pace in munched on their hot dogs and ham- Cranford and Scotch Plains, for the spring semester. burgers, Michael Angelo, the Teenage and Lognn Garrels placed third. In the M. Brennan, Kevin V. Lombard! an alternative college setting. To be eligible for the Dean's List, a student must achieve a 3.0 1 afternoon we played games and ate ice and Michael S. Pushko. Mutant Ninja Turtle, made a surprise cream On Friday, wo had our tourna- Students meet once at the begin- average based on a 4.0 scale with no grade lower than a C. appearance and handed out balloons ment games where Ralph Rapuano ning of the semester with the The students are: Tracy A. Lopez, accounting-data processing; A goodbye party was held on Thursday placed first with Krister) Wanca in sec- Saunders degree professor for an introductory James J. Jackson and Justin J. Maravetz, biology; Cassandra Logan, afternoon, the last day of playground. ond place for tlc-tac-toe. Caroline Moore classroom lecture, and then are Prizes were awarded for events held placed first with flalph Kapuano in sec- Jennifer A Saunders of 414 business-public administration; Lisa C. Martinez, business-banking; throughout the program, and everyone ond place for jump rope, Arti Mattu Longfellow Ave. received a B.S. given assignments, a study guide, Maria V. Scioscia, business management; Eric W. Gcrkens, Michael said goodbye to the counselors until next placed first with Logan Garrels in second degree from James Madison Uni- and textbooks to use throughout Isolda, Patricia A Klages, David J. Lowi and Lisa A Wentworth, summer. place for connect four, and Keith Shaffer the semester. business; Caroline A Hanly and Mercy Mathew, nursing at Elizabeth Franklin placed first with Sharad Mottu in second versity in Virginia this year. Franklin playground concluded a suc- place for nok-hockey Show-Off Week was Students will receive a lecture General Medical Center; ,Betty Lou Brown, liberal arts-education; cessful, safe and fun summer with a busy then concluded with slip-nsHde, games videotape for each session, which Dannette AjMarro, Grefihen^JM. Boger and Kristen L. Pray, liberal program of activities that was highlighted . aod.crajls Lehigh grads arts; Kenneth Bristol, Marianne L. English, Diane Feldman, Elaine D, by the All -Pla^roniv^s Ptcirrt^Wech- • may be brought home and viewed nesday. * ' *' '• V i I •• . '..\ V. As, v;e entered the last week uf playg- Three Westfield residents rec- over video cassette recorder, or Fry and Louise Linder, nursing at Muhlenberg Regional Medical Twenty-one Franklin playgrounders at- round, we had a leaderplaygrounder eived degrees from Lehigh Uni- .Center; Elizabeth Griswold, occupational therapy assisting; Patricia tended the picnic which included races, switch day and art with Mr Hawkins on seen in the college's library. Tuesday, We had a great turn out at the versity this year. They are Doug- However, for the first time this M. Diaz, office systems technology; and Margaret E. Wagner, prc- tournaments, a barbeque eookout and nn dental hygiene. awards ceremony, third place ribbons All-Playgrounders Picnic on Wednesday, las Paul Cunningham, Thomas year, telecourse sessions will be were won by Krissy Mack and K.C. where we played games and tonrna- Kristopher Mellina and Chris- MeGovcrn in the wheel barrel race in the • ments. After the event was over, we had topher Edward Vella. 10-12 age group. Jeff Gelfand turned in a lunch and ate hot dogs, chips, soda, ice gutsy performance to take third place in pops, and smores. As the final day app- the eight to nine year old teathcrball roached, we had a surprise breakfast, Local FDU grads competition However, Franklin's top balloon races, playgames, und suit! good- performance of the day wns turned in by bye. Westfield graduates from Fair- ^^ Mike Wilhelm. who was the winner of the We hope everyone has a great school leigh Dickinson University's Dl III HFP^ ^CMEDAl I connect four competition in the 10-12 age year, and will come back next summer to Florham-Madison Campus this XTliTifr. ^jXT .f Vf7"#t category Other fine performances were have more fun at Wilson School playg- year included: Vincen J. Alonge, SUPPLY CJOMRANTI given by Brian McDermott and Wade round. McKinlcy gwrrkl McGovern in the six to seven your old The summer of 1991 concluded this MBA; Ellen M. Brennan, MBA; N^N^IY" r^l^l ' wheel barrel race. Cam McGovern in the past week at McKinley playground with a Kristie Egstrand Joseph, MBA; eight to nine four square contest and rush of events and special occasions to Julie Coutant Gerow, BA; Kim ECKSAftr L Krissy Mack in the 10-12 nok-hockey fin- mark the end of the summer program. On Ilene Mazzullo, BA, summa cum als Tuesday, the playgrounders participated In addition to the picnic. Franklin fini-' in an obstacle course around the playg- laude; Andrew Parr, MBA; Robin shed its summer with Show Off Week round. Sergio Villafane was the winner, Jennifer Van Poznak, BA; John events that included Crazy T-shirt Day with Shinita Dyer in second and Nicky Patrick Wilson, BS. and Crazy Hat Day. Winners of these Carr coming In third. Wednesday, the All contests were Danny Janiello. Jaime Playgrounders Picnic was held at Tam- Mack, Alexi and Melanie Zacharides and aques Park. While all the children per- DiDario qualifies PRESSURE 1'eter Gelfand. Soccer continued to be a formed well in the events, several playg- Antoinette DiDario of Westfield big hit with the Franklin playgrounders rounders distinguished themselves by qualified for the dean's list at the TREAIED as they regularly played two games a day winning ribbons for-placing in some of There were many talented and agg- the events. Winners included Kevin and Garret Mountain Campus of Ber- LUMBER ressive players at Franklin this year, but Todd Dowling, Lninont Turner, Adarn keley College of Business for the Southern Yellow Pine, it was clear that the summer MVP Award Clement, Kathryn Logan, Shinita Dyer, quarter ending in June. belonged lo Megan Sheey. Megan fini- Sean Corso, and many others The sum- ,40 CCA Pressure Treated... shed her final year at the playground by mer program concluded on Thursday Limited Lifetime Guaranteel scoring a countless number of goals nnd with a day Tilled with games and goodb- Penn State honors dominating the action all over the field. yes. The staff would like to thank al! of Five Westfield residents were When pushed for comment on her award. the children who attended the playg- on the dean's list at Pennsylvania NEW LOW Megan attributed her success to the round on a daily basis (you know who you State University in the spring PRICES! guidance she received from Coach Mike are) because it is the children who make semester. They are Melissa M. Gagliardi the playground special. We would also With the money from the July fair, the like to thank atl of the parents who nil Carty, Christian S. Fahey, Dahesh 2"x 2"x 36" playgrounders enjoyed two well deserved went above and beyond the call of duty Patel, Heather Salamone and ice cream days as well as a hearty in helping the program succeed Whether Mindy Schackman. Treated Colonial breakfast Thursday morning It was truly it was giving rides to Clark Lanes or a super year at Franklin playground and Echo Lake Park, or bringing Food for the Spindles Jen. Christine and Mike would like to picnic, McKinley parents showed them- Bucknell dean's list wish every playgroundcr the best of luck selves to be the cream of the crop, thank Four Westfield residents were during Ihc upcoming school year ant! you! The staff her at MrKinley will miss on the BuckneU University Dean's thank them for a memorable 1BD1 sum you all and we hope to see you all again rner at the playground next summer. Enjoy List for outstanding academic school! achievement during the spring Jefferson Each Garden Ties Mike Haenardi took top honors Friday Wi'stfiHil Neighborhood Council semester. They are: Christopher #2SYP, .40 CCA in tin' Jefferson playground nok-hockey The last weeks of tlie summer pliiyg- Coccaro, 144 Lincoln Road, son of tnuniey. with Tod O'ConneH placing round have been filled with fun. One of second and Andrew Stein, third. Jeff the highlights of our summer was the Michael and Carol Coccaro; Lisa Pressure Treated water gun fight Juan Carlos Cluiinpiln/, Jmited Lifetime Guarantee! Ends Sat. Nalinivewski won the free throw contest, Digiacomo, 585 Highland Ave., with .stein and Jamie Katcht>r in runner Kwame Morgan. ;tmt Karl Adam Lambert daughter of Augustine and Dor- rj. 31,1991 up .spots. Dan Sawirki placed first In the were the romp water gun sure shots John Logan gave us all a good soak with een Digiacomo; Ann Macko, 939 WP h.ivo ttte l.irgesl selection connect fuur tournament, with CIreg Boulevard, daughter of John and Ward, second Afternoon activities in- what seemed to be n water canon. Tues- ol lif.tlfrf wood in tht> ,ir«.l' cluding tye-dying t-shirts as playground- day we watched a ninvie nnd enjoyed a Virginia Macko; and Peter Pas- ESTIMATES ers created colorful, eye-catching shirts visit from Mike, a camper from another terczyk, 126 Stanmore Place, son I Each DELIVERY Many participated in the traditional playground. Wednesday we hwl a ball at of Francis and Helen Pasterczyk. Mnndny swim sit Memorial Pool. Tues- the All Playgrounds Picnic Thursday we day's activities included the popular went through our dnily routine for the 1 last time and planned to see each other SIZE Grade 8 10' 12' 14' 16' 18' 20' - 22" 24' "Make-Your-Own- Sundae" event; "a Sirota on dean's list good time was had liy all," according to next summer. Also, we recognized each Susie Laura Sirota of Wyandotte 2X4 #1 2.55 3.17 3.75 4.11 5.11 6.48 7.20 leader Chris l!;;enti. Jaimn Kiitncl mid camper fur the contributions each made Trail, Westfield, has been named Tara -Strmul combined to take first-place to making the Mirnnier a special one to the fall semester dean's list at 2X6 * 1 4.90 5.88 6.86 8.48 9.36 11.60 honor;; in a dance contest, Lacey and Similarly, throughout the summer wo (iiivin Sliuliiiiin placed second, with Todd have conducted an award contest for the 5/4X6 #1 6.15 6.34 9.40 1 Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute 4.88 , Firnbiirc. third "Dunce Off" winners campers who rlninonstraU the bi'sl in Troy, N.Y. The dean's list rec- 4X4 #1 6.40 8.80 Jaiina Kaniel. I'trM; Hose Mary second, leadership skills, betimior, attendance ognizes full-time students who and (iavin Klmlniaii. third and tluise who excel in our daily Ulnek maintain grade point averages of 2X4 #2, 2.45 2.93 3.52 4.01 4.91 5.40 6.40 At tin- town's all-pkiygrmtml cnduf-tlie ItiMoi-y lessons We named our award 3.0 out of a possible 4.0 and have 2X6 #2 3.92 4.50 5.40 6.16 7.36 8.28 9.40 15.62 19.20 year picnic, the Jefferson plnygruunders "Jlarambe" which menus "let's work played telriertinll. sack races, four together" in Swahili, an African trade, no grades below C. Sirota is a 2X8 #2 5.12 6.40 7.52 8.21 10.03 •• 11.16 12.80 22.88 24.96 squares, wheel barrel races, n(ikhockey. language. We are pleased to siiy (hut junior majoring in managemenL and connect lour Then they enjoyed n there are eight Hanunbe Award winners; 2X 10 #2 5.87 8.00 10.40 13.06 14.94 16.50 18.33 lunch of hot I1
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Do« 964 Clark, N.J. 07008 t Scotch Plaina-Fanwood Press • The Westfield Record • Somerset Nui«ory Ciuo Provided During Woritlip Servicsi 90B-661-B872 County Shopper • Middlesex County Shopper August 22, 1991 - THE WESTFIELD RECORD - A-7 Susan Elizabeth Sheehan Social marries David Upton Lee Susan Elizabeth Sheehan of Newton Square, Pa., daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William F. Sheehan of Westfield, and David Upton Lee of Chest- nut Hill, Pa., son of Dr. and Mrs. Charles T. Lee Jr. of Chestnut Hill, Pa., were married April 27 in the Church of St Anne, Garwood. Rev. Robert Rischmann officiated the ceremony. The bride wore a Michele Piccione gown of white Italian regal satin trimmed with hand-beaded, re-embroidered Alencon lace. The ball- gown style dress had cotillion sleeves of triple-tier satin accented with peart clusters and basque waistline. The full satin skirt was em- bellished with pearl clusters and satin petals featuring a regal satin cabbage rose and candy-box bow at the back waistline and ending in a ' semi-cathedral train. The veil had a matching cabbage rose and was fingertip length. She carried a cascade bouquet of stephanotis, white roses and phalaenopsis orchids and ivy. The matron of honor and bridesmaids wore cocktail length dresses of floral design pink taffeta highlighted at the back waistline with a candy-box bow. Their flowers were cascade bouquets of roses, daisies and alstromeria in spring colors. Marie Cahill Nealis, cousin of the bride, of Chatham served as matron of honor. The bridesmaids were, Susan Cassin Wilson of Quakertown; Susan Witten Conners of Chatham; Daryl Ganss Cannon of Harleysville, Pa.; Susan Dee Miller of Annapolis, Md.; Lisa A. Flanagan of New York City, N.Y.jand Margaret Thayer Lee, sister of the groom, of Ambler, Pa. Alison Opatosky, godchild of the bride, of Hazlet served as junior bridesmaid. Charles T. Lee, brother of the groom, of Philadelphia, Pa. served as best man. The ushers were, William A Sheehan, brother of the bride, of Wil- MARILYN SHIELDS, center, receives Hazel Brown Sternat liamstown; Mark E. Sheehan, brother of the bride, of Cranford; Jon- athan W. Old III of Norwalk, Conn.; James B. Wiser of Philadelphia, Beautlfication Trophy for Rake and Hoe from Garden Club of Pa.; David L. Noonan of New York City, N.Y.; Nicholas D. Microulis of New Jersey president Julia Clevett, right. Club president Bar- New York City, N.Y.; and Alexander B. Nalle of Philadelphia, Pa. bara James is at left. The readers were Betsy Lee and Joan Sheehan. The soloist was Margaret Bakes Davis. A reception at the Manor in West Orange immediately followed the ceremony. The groom's parents hosted a rehearsal dinner for the bridal party MR. AND MRS. DAVID LEE Michelle Healy takes helm and out of town guests at Throckmorton's. Eileen Jones, Carole Wagner, Anne Pratt, Rita Tierney hosted a luncheon shower at the home of Pat Frawley. The bridal party hosted a luncheon shower at the home of Woman's Club gives two scholarships of the Rake and Hoe Club Susan Conners of Chatham. The groom's parents hosted an alphabet shower at their home. The bride and groom were also feted at a dinner Erma Sloane Chambers schol- studying secondary education at,;' Rake and Hoe Garden Club of tion Trophy was awarded to Rake shower by their co-workers. arships have been awarded to plans to be a high school main- Westfleld installed its new officers and Hoe for the restoration work The bride graduated from Westfield High School and received a Krista Ann Dietterich and Lisa cmatics teacher. for the 1991-92 year. The pre- on the garden at the Westfleld bachelor of arts degree from Lafayette College in Pa. She is a market- Jean Vinsentsen. These scholarships were aw- sident of the Garden Club of New Memorial Library. Also for rec-ing manager for new business accounts in the Philadelphia suburban Krista Ann Dietterich is a arded by the Education Com- Jersey, Julia Clevett, installed the ognition of the library beautiflca- branch of the International Business Machines Corp. senior at Western Kentucky Uni- mittee of the Woman's Club nf officers at the 39th Annual Meet- tion, the club received the Garden The groom graduated from Chestnut Hill Academy and received a versity and is studying to be an Westfield, a member of the NIM ing and Luncheon held at Echo Club of New Jersey Special bachelor of arts degree from Dartmouth College in Hanover, N.H. and elementary school teacher of the Jersey Federation of Women's Lake Country Club in June. The Award. The Patricia Grossi Petite a master's degree in business administration from the University of trainable mentally handicapped. Clubs. The selection of these new officers are; President. Award Trophy, given to a GCNJ Virginia. He is an investment banking principal with Pegasus Capital recipients is based on enmn .mity Michelle Healy; Vice President, member who is the winner of a Management in Radnor, Pa. Lisa Jean Vinsentsen is a junior service, leadership and character. Linda Parker; Treasurer, Kay Petite Award at the highest rated After a wedding trip to Antigua the couple made their home in at Miami University, Ohio and is Cross; Recording Secretary, Standard Flower Show, was Stratford, Pa. Nancy Wallace and Correspond- presented to Rake and Hoe Pre- ing Secretary, Ann Mendoza. sident Barbara James. Barbara Ciliottas announce birth of twin sons Barbara James will serve as club's received her Petite Award at the Club holds home decorating seminar director. "Back to School" flower show Mr. and Mrs. Mark Ciliotta of eight pounds 13 ounces and meas- given by the Community Garden Freeport, N.Y. announce the birth ured 21 inches. Maternal grand- A decorating seminar will be attend the free seminar and lean The club was presented with Club of Hunterdon County. of their twin sons, Brandon Don- parents are Mr. and Mrs. Daniel how to change the look of a room sponsored by a member of the in your home and stay within your numerous awards and certificates Certificates were also presented ald and Benny Daniel, born July Fuchs of Thiensvilte, Wise. Pate- for its' members hard work during 29, 1991. Brandon weighed seven rnal grandparents are Mr. and Westfield Newcomers Club on budget Members and women in- to the club for their contribution terested in becoming members the year. Last year's president, for World Gardening, to Michelle pounds seven ounces and meas- Mrs. Donald Ciliotta of Old Beth- Thursday, Aug. 29 at 7:30 p.m. All Barbara James was presented ured 20 inches. Benny weighed page, N.Y., formerly ofWestfield. should contact 232-9269 by Aug. 27 Healy for increased membership, interested members are invited to to attend this event with the East Orange Silver to Kay Cross for yearbook excel- Trophy, a perpetual trophy held lence and to Charlotte Larmee for Lagergren's announce birth of a son for one year for the community community service at Lyons service of the "Touch and Scent James and Eeva Lagergren of Westfleld announce the birth of their VAHospital, John E. Runnels son, John Heikki Lagergren, born July 30 1991 in Muhlenberg Regional FOOD WAREHOUSE Garden" at Trailside. The Hazel Hospital and United Cerebral r SAVL CASH! Browne Sternat Civic Beautifies* j Medical Center.-the baby weighed six. pounds 12 1/2 ounces and meas- Palsy League of Union County: ured 10 1/2 inches. Maternal grandparents are Marjatta and Heikki OPEN TO IHF PUBU Neronen of Tampere, Finland. Paternal grandparents are Sylvia and WE ARE YOUR BARBEQUE HEADQUARTERS FOR Woman's Club ofWestfield John Lagergren of Hampton, Tenn. RIBS, HOT DOGS, BURGERS, STEAKS, SODA, ETC. Mrs T's FROZEN STRAIGHT OR FRENCH FRIED POTATOES CRINKLE Invitation POTATO & CHEESE $T95 plans scholarship luncheon •61'61 Ib. Pack $195 |$Q95 PIEROGIES 72 Pieces The Woman's Club of Westfleld has planned a scholarship luncheon •k 5 Ib. Bag | ^9 30 Ib. Case At Our BELLA VISTA to be held at L'Aflaire Restaurant, Mountainside on Oct 23. The lunch- SLICED CHEESE Dell Station American, White or TOMATO CATSUP eon will raise funds for Westfleld High School graduating seniors. Vellow Provolone This year, Dick Turner of Turner World Travel will again co-sponsor Swiss •98 OGL Munostor •59 95 with the Woman's Club a $1,000 "Trip-of-Your-Choice" raffle. Tickets Ib. MozzaroJIa • Ib. I #10 Can 14 6 #10 Can* may be purchased from club members and at Turner World Travel, FRI-BEST 2283 South Ave. W. TM BLUE RIDGE FARMS Entertainment will be provided by June Connerton and Lelia Mat- BARREL CURED $198 UQUID VEGETABLE $141 if' 95 thews, members of the Theater Guild of New Jersey. They will present SOUR OR HUI SOUR PICKELS 1 3 Ib. Tub SHORTENING No Cholesterol 35 Ib. two one-act plays: "The Governess" by Neil Simon and "Computer Corns and on|oy on ©vonlng of music & Suitor" by Lumiila Bollow. These performers are frequent guest artists Qnrnrtolnmonr. 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Baseball ballparks " ' T *^ .» » '""-Si - yesterday, tomorrow I went to two very different ballparks this summer, first with the baseball team I coach to play a game at Doubleday Field in Cooperatown, N.Y., home of the Baseball Hall of Fame, then with my wife to SkyDome in Toronto, Photo by George Pacclello home of the American League East-leading Blue Jays. Gibbon* second baseman Mike Murphy makes diving stop of ground ball in championship game of Westfield Men's Softball League against Greco, but he couldn't get the out. #7it and Hun Gibbons wins Softball title The softball players for Gibbons confident Gibbons squad . pep- decided when Straniero ripped a Larry Cohen Contractors had a knack of rally- pered 18 hits and smoked Greco, shot down the line in right for a ing from bleak times. 11-2, in the fifth and final game to three-run homer. Kamler shut My game at Doubleday Field After seven games of the West- win its first Westfield Men's Soft- down Greco in the seventh inning was rained out They tried to wait field Men's Softball League ball League championship. to tie the series at two apiece. it out, but the infield got too season this spring, Gibbons owned "We came back when we had In the fifth and deciding game. muddy and the grass got too wet. a poor 2-5 record. It regrouped, to," said coach Keith Gibbons, Gibbons came out on the offensive however, winning 10 of its final 13 who started the team four seasons and opened a 2-1 lead after an Games at SkyDome are never inning. In the second, Gibbons rained out With the push of one games to finish 12-8 and in third ago. place in the regular-season stand- erupted for six runs to pull away button, the roof closes in about 10 Gibbons opened the finals with to an 8-1 advantage. minutes. H ings. a 6-0 victory. Neil Kamler earned the victory on the mound, while Guy, the leadoff hitter whose The groundskeeper at Doub- 5 1 Gibbons then swept Jerseyland bat caused problems all series for .•" in the opening playoff round in Bob Guy and Straniero provided leday Field tried to get the infield the offense and third baseman Greco, led the hitting assault in ready by dragging a scarifier over i&r m *•« two games, than fought off a chal- the final game with three hits, it with a small tractor before the lenge by the Bowlers to win the Rich Wilson and right cen- while Sector, strong-armed rain got too heavy. - best-of-five semifinal series, 3-2 terflelder Rick Sector responded shortstop Rusty Meyers and Kam- Once in its first championship with strong defensive efforts. ler each collected two hits. Meyer "The fastest grounds crew in But in the second game Greco the world" got SkyDome field series, Gibbons fell behind, two and John Faber each smacked a games to one, against Greco stormed to an early 7-0 lead and run-scoring double during the six- ready by painting home plate, fought off a Gibbons comeback to replacing the bases, raking the Steam Cleaning. In the fourth run second inning. game of the best-of-five final, win, 8-7. Dave Kervick earned the Meyer and second baseman pitcher's mound and sweeping the victory on the mound. dirt back into the diamond-sized Greco was just six outs away from Mike Murphy often killed Greco area surrounding each base. the crown, holding a 2-0 lead en- Greco gained a 2 1 edge in the rallies by turning the double play, tering the sixth inning last Friday series with an 8-6 victory. The while right fielder Ed Reilly, Wil- Doubleday Field's dimensions ..*••'- nighL McKeon brothers, Jim and J.J., son and Sector each delivered key conjured up dreams of jacking helped pace Greco to the victory. defensive plays all series. Kamler one out; under 300 down each But Gibbons rebounded - again Photo by George Paccrelio and rallied to a 3-2 victory on Keith Gibbons socked a solo was the winner in all three games. tine, only about 320 to the power Tom Straniero's three-run homer homer in a losing cause. DH Duke Mannino also con- alley in right Center and left Duke Mannino gets set to Iet'er rip for Gibbons Sunday. The pivotal fourth game was tributed with the bat for Gibbons. center, however, would be tough in the sixth. Two days later, a to reach. SkyDome is symmetrical, con- juring up dreams of people who Hey baseball fans, football two-a-days start Monday file their socks by color. By Larry Cohen to Barner. Seven starters return . There was no trouble finding a Mike Catenacci, a returning Record Sports Editor on defense and only two members starter at free safety, is the No. 1 seat at Doubleday Field, evert of the offensive front six need ta- right behind home plate. Baseball's pennant races are candidate to fill Suto's spot, ac- heating up, so you know what be replaced. cording to Barner. "He's an option Since the Tigers were in town, time of year it must be. Filling one of the holes of- guy who will run the ball a lot," we couldn't get a ticket at Get ready for football. fensively, at least situationally, Barner said. "He'll give us a SkyDome for less than $50. Westfield High School begins could be one of the defensive threat on the comer." Chris In- Had we wanted something to two-a-days Monday morning, that line's stalwarts, Maurice Barnett, fantino is the other leading quar- eat at Doubleday Field, we we last week of vacation when high Barner said. "He's got all the terback candidate. would have had to miss some of school football players get up potential in the world; size, the action while we waited at a early, go through a couple of strength and skill," Barner, West- The offensive backfield "is the food stand. hours of workouts and then, after field's defensive coordinator, said. biggest question mark on the lunch, get to come back for more. "He's getting a lot of attention team, no two ways about it," Bar- SkyDome has four restaraunts from a lot of coaches." ner said. "We have a pool of kids from which we could watch the This year's double-session to choose from. We'll just have to game and stuff our faces at the "camp" promises to be one full of The coaching staff may have wait for two or three to emerge." same time. Even at the one with optimism, according to Westfield found some answers to a couple the buffet, monitors prevented us Associate Coach Ron Earner. The of defensive questions at former Barner said junior Lamont Wal- from missing a thing. There were Devils are coming off a 7-2 season, head coach and present Athletic lace was the "best qualified" tail- even speakers in the bathroom. their best in 10 years, and many of "Director Gary Kehler's week-long back. "He's got all the speed in TOM NORTON MAURICE BARNETT the players who contributed to football camp last week at Edison the world." Fullback candidates, From some of the seats at last year's success are coming Intermediate School. Matt according to Barner, include Doubleday Field, you couldn't see back, including co-captains Tom Prybylski, a starter at linebacker Hermiston, Dave Duelks, John into one or both dugouts. scrimmage is set for Saturday, better. Norton and Steve Kocaj. last year, hurt his collarbone at Mask and Rodney Hayes. Sept 21 against Bergen Catholic. From our SkyDome Hotel room For the first time, this year's lacrosse camp and will probably Westfield opens the season at window overlooking the field, you miss at least half the season, Bar- The preseason schedule, ac- At least three quarters of that will home this year with a 2 p.m. game captains were elected at the end be under regular game conditions, could tune your color T.V. to a of last season, according to Bar- ner said, so Drew Keehn was cording to Barner, includes the Saturday, Sept 28 against Kearny. channel showing either team's moved from the secondary to week of "doubles," at the end of Barner said, to acclimate players SCRIMMAGES ner. "We think so highly of them, and coaches to a game pace and Sat. Sept. 7 Summit H 10 a.m. bullpen. we wanted them to set the tone linebacker. "He looked very which "our whole philosophy and good," Barner said. package (offense, defense, special straighten out sideline res- Frl. Sept. 13 Livingston A 7 p.m. Though we were under cover, during the off-season." ponsibilities. Sat. SepL 21 Bergen Cath. H 10 a.m. the rain made it chilly at Doub- And they have, Barner said, teams), will be in." Single practice REGULAR SEASON leday Field. leading three weight training ses- Bob Hermiston, a linebacker sessions begin Tuesday, Sept 3, Summit and Bergen Catholic, Sat. Sept. 28 Kearny H 2 p.m. We were quite comfortable in last year, and Larry Showfety also with the first scrimmage set for not coincidentally, both run the Sat. Oct. 5 Imington A 1:30 p.m sions and a running program, both looked good during the week in Saturday, SepL 7 at home. Friday Delaware wing-T offense. Five of Frl. Oct. 11 Union A 7:30 p.m. our SkyDome Hotel room over- supervised by Assistant Coach Joe Sat. Oct. 19 S. Plains A 1:30 p.m looking the field, though we Marino, all summer. This fall, the defensive secondary, Barner the 13th the Devils travel to Livi- Westfield's nine regular-season Fri. Oct. 25 East Sldo A 7 p.m. couldn't get really comfortable. they'll lead the team as two-way said, as the coaches try to fill the ngston for a tri-scrimmage with opponents also run it, Barner Sat. Nov. 2 Rahway H 2 p.m. One of the stipulations in the positions vacated by John Fox the Lancers and Hunterdon said, and the more Westfield sees Fri. Nov 8 Elizabeth A 7 p.m. players, Kocaj at tight end and and Mike Gandy. Central, and the third and last Sal. Nov. 16 Linden H 1:30 p.m. waiver agreement we signed said linebacker and Norton, a legi- of it during the pre-season, th^ Thure. Nov. 28 Plalnfield H 11 a.m. "The Guest acknowledges that the timate Division I prospect, an- Of more concern are the skill room and its occupants are on choring both lines. positions on offense. Quarterback public view and shall accordingly Jeff Suto, running backs Brian not carry on any activity which is Tackling and blocking are the Cheek and Kent Burke and rec- Morris shuts down former mates not normally considered app- areas of least concern for this eivers Fox and Lee Polizzano ropriate to be carried on in public year's Westfield team, according have all graduated. (whether or not it constitutes a in leading White team to PAL win violation of law or the rights of Most Valuable Player Kevin PAL player and coach Joe Delia- run, but Morris got out of further others). This includes (but is not Morris earned both the win and Bad i a. danger and the game went into limited to) being in a state of par- the save in leading the White extra innings. tial or complete undress. team to a thrilling, 9-8, 12-inning Morris, now 27 and a football The White team went back Seats for most games at Doub- win over the Blue team in the and baseball coach at Union Col- ahead by two in the top of the leday Field are free. fourth annual Westfield PAL al- lege in New York, appeared to 12th when Cohen singled to score Our SkyDome Hotel room over- umni baseball game Saturday at have lost the least off his game. At Mike Padulla, who had led oil'the looking the field cost $199, plus Tamaques Park before a bois- the other end of the spectrum was inning with a walk, and Pugliese terous crowd of over 60. Mike Ruth, winner of the "Stone hit a sacrifice fly to bring in It was great to be at Doubleday Hands" defensive award and Cohen. The Blue team, however, Field, even though our game got Morris, a former Most Valuable strikeout victim three times, all rallied again in the bottom of the rained out Maybe that's why Pitcher in the Intra-County looking. 12th. Bob Cullen, who had pitched sometimes they do. League, which Westfield domi- 1 Ruth succeeded Tony Pugliese a perfect second, third and fourth It was great to bo at SkyDomt , nated in the early 80s, entered the innings for the White team, ran but I would have been mad if the game as pitcher on three separate in winning the dutious defensive award by committing three errors into trouble whi?n Jack Failla and flame had been rained out Maybe occasions, totalling G 1/3 innings of Ripperger each collected their Hint's why they never arc. shutout ball. He allowed two hits, and only avoiding a fourth when Kurt Stock came up lame after second hits of the clay and Cotter walked only one and struck out walked, loading the bases with 10. popping up to Ruth at third, who dropped the ball but threw Stock one out Morris then came back in Alumni news The Intra-County League, which out at first because Stock refused to whiff Kole (also a three-lime folded in the mid-80s, was the to run it out "I don't deserve to strikeout victim) and Ruth. welcomed second-oldest hardball league in make it to first for that," Stock Bobby Hearon and Roddy Yat- the state. Westfield entered the reasoned. cilla also had good cliiys at the Vic Westfield Record welcomes league in 1975 behind the backing plate with two doubles apiece. sports news about present or of the Police Athletic League and Morris, who pitched the fifth, Vinnie Lucchesi did not. He former Westfield students or its head, Chuck Archdeacon. sixth and seventh while his White joined Ruth and Kole in the residents. You may submit ar- Between 1979 and 1085, Westfield team opened up a 7-2 lead, re- three-K club. ticles directly to The Record, or entered in the ninth after Rich Reflecting the game's ever- call sports editor Larry Cohen at compiled a 123-33 record and r three league championships. Cotter's two-run single and Tom increusing prestige and pop- 23.!-SXJD6 with your tips. The fax Ripperger's two-run triple ularity, it was called by three of number is 232-1621. \ Archdeacon is the annual coach knocked Larry Cohen out of the the area's premier amateur um- Articles should be submitted by Photo by Joe Dslla-Badla of the White team, which tied the box and closed the gap to one. pires: Bruce Moran (plate), Dave 5 |> m Monday for publication in Kevin Morris shows winning form in PAL alumni game. series at two wins apiece. The Jeff Kole's ground out brought Yatcilla (first) and Chris Assman that week's paper. Blue team is coached by former. Ripperger home with the tying (third). Auaust 22.1991 - THE WESTF1ELD RECORD - A-9 Westfield Y schedules tryouts for Devil Fish swim team Tryouts for the Westfield Y Two free, 45-minute presenta- holiday tournament in December forehand and backhand strokes, 12. Gene Mevers (7) Devil Fish swim team have been tions about the school are plan- for bowlers and parents, a schol- service and volley. 13. Dick Haesler (4) players can participate in a free scheduled for September 9-12 at arship tournament in February clinic conducted by Michael Gray, ned for Friday, August 23 at 6:30 The intermediate course, from 14. Ed Pinkman (3) PGA professional for the club. A the Westfield Y, 220 Clark Street p.m. and Saturday, Aug. 24 at 11 and a television tournament in 10-11 a.m. on the same days, will 15. Lowell Doak (3) All ages are invited to try out a.m., both behind the building of March and April. review ground strokes, serves and putting contest will be run by the The tryouts will be from 5:15 to the Fanwood-Scotch Plains YMCA Applications are availabe at volley, with an introduction given John, McConkey pro shop. 6:30 p.m. each day. Swimmers are at 1340. Martine Ave., Scotch Clark Lanes, 140 Central Ave., on singles and doubles strategy. Proceeds from the tournament to show all four days of their Plains. Clark, 07066 or through Glenda will benefit programs supported Dousa at 381-2897. Each clinic will be conducted in golf benefit tryouts Parents are also asked to To reserve a place at one of the on four outdoor courts; students Sports notables Tommy John by the New Jersey chapter of attend. Contact the Y if scheduled demonstrations, or to receive ad- should bring a racket and and Phil McConkey will join gol- HDSA, which helps afflicted tryouts can't be attended. ditional information, call 889-2339 Hoop tourney sneakers. Tennis balls will be fers who participate in a benefit families deal with Huntington's and ask for Tom Turnbull, dire- provided. tournament sponsored by the Disease CHD). State seeks ctor. set for disabled Huntington's Disease Society of ' A free-throw tournament for For further information, call HD is an inherited, pro- 709-7601. America (HDSX), New Jersey gressively degenerative brain wrestling officials Bowling league disabled individuals of all ages chapter, on September 30. disorder that most often affects will be held on Saturday, Sept 28 Senior singles The tournament will be held at people between the ages of 30 and The New Jersey Wrestling Of- open in Clark at Cranford High School from 9 the Plainfield Country Club in 50, although symptoms can appear ficials Association is accepting Applications for the 1991-92 a.m. to 3 p.m. The event is spon- Edison, host to the 1987 Women's in young children and older ad- requests for applications and in- sored by the East Central District tennis ladder Junior Bowling League season are The period ending August 11 Open and this year's New Jersey ults. Patients gradually lose men- formation on the training program now available at Clark Lanes. The Elks and the Union County Dep- State Open. It begins at 11:30 a.m. tal capacity and physical control from any New Jersey resident, 18 artment of Parks and Recreation. saw an unusually high number with a buffet lunch and ends with during a 10-25 year period. There years of age or older, who is in- leagues are open to boys and girls (13) of matches, including three ages 6-18. The deadline to register is that changes positions, one of cocktails, dinner and prizes. Play presently is no effective treatment terested in becoming an inter- Friday, Sept 20. For information will begin with a 1 p.m. shotgun or cure. scholastic wrestling official Bowling will begin Saturday, them first There are now nine Sept 7 and run every Saturday and registration, call 686-1583 or players eligible for the playoffs. start. For tickets or more inlbrmation, Prospective candidates should 527-4930. write for information to: through March. Advanced regi- Standings are as follows, with In addition to meeting John, a call tournament Chairman Lee NJ.W.O.A., Membership Chair- stration is recommended in order number of matches played in former Yankees pitcher, and Pierce at 968-5080, or the chapter man, 2100 Melrose Parkway, to be assured a place on a team. Tennis offered parenthesis: former Giants receiver McConkey, office at 828-3070. Union. N.J. 07083. Teams bowl at either 9 a.m. or 12 1. John Dalton (13) noon. at UCC courts 2. Irwin Bernstein (12) Soccer school Leagues are divided into six age Beginner and intermediate 3. Bruce Long (10) divisions: boys and girls 8 and tennis instruction will be offered 4. Jim DiClerico (9) 7 DAYS - 7 NIGHTS enrolling students under; girls 9-11; boys 9-11; girls during Saturday clinics this fall at 5. Ron Lucke (9) AUGUST 27 - SEPTEMBER 2nd 12-14; boys 12-14; boys and girls Union County College's Cranford 6. WallyBader(16) Soccer Skills and Drills, Inc., a 15-18. All have adult coaches who campus. 7. Ken Evans (3) year-round soccer tutoring school are certified instructors. Beginner instruction, which will B. Bill Ritter (10) for all ages, is now enrolling Previous bowling experience is be held from 9-10 a.m. on Sat- 9. Jim O'Brien (7) students for its next session, not required. The program in- urdays September 7 through Oc- 10. Dewey Rainville (15) which begins September 3. All cludes free bowling clinics, in- tober 5, will cover basic grips, 11. Charles Carl (13) classes are held in the Westfleld- struction and help during league Scotch Plains area. play, a Halloween bowling party, a * T,,, .* . / / Fall Classic scheduled 1 \Boats/ for Sept. 2 in Cranford The Central Jersey Road Run- The first-place male and female ner's Club is sponsoring the 14th finishers in the 10K will each annual Fall Classic road race at receive prizes valued at $300. FISHER'S CHARTER SERVICE FLEMINGTON FAIRGROUNDS - 1 mile North of Remington THIS SPACE Sporttlthlng Charters For Trout Union County College on Spring- There will be trophies for the first & Salmon on Lakt Ontario Circle On Route 31 - 908-782-2413 field Avenue in Cranford Sep- three men and women in each of Full Tim* Quid* S»rvic» tember 2, The feature race, a five- the nine different age categories I WAITING FOR Full or Halt Oay Trips Available mile run beginning at 9:30 a.m., in the race. Trophies will also go 7 days a week (315) 626-2740 : will be preceded by a one-mile to the youngest male and female 1 YOUR AD Can tor fr«* brechura fun run starting at 9 a.m. finishers in the one mile, and the Capt. Brian Flthcr Post-registration for both runs is oldest finisher in the 10K will $12 for adults and $6 for children receive a special prize. TQ PiMMl Ail H#f#t Cw under 12. The first 500 entrants The first 1,000 race applicants AftfWttt At 1400-33*0631 will receive a four-color T-shirt will receive a commemorative Runners may register the day of long-sleeve T-shirt, and gills will the race. All net proceeds will go go to all finishers. to benefit the Special Olympics. Race applications are available The course is fast and flat, with from JFK's Cardiopulmonary water stops and splits every mile. Rehabilitation Department, which For more information, call race will benefit from the race's pro- director Bill Bonsall at 654-9228. ceeds. Pre-entry application forms must be received by October 15 with a $7 registration fee for the one mile and a $10 fee for the Labor Day race , 10K. Post-entries will be accepted from October 16 until 8:30 a.m. set in Verona race day, with a fee of $8 for the The Verona Jaycees and Essex mile and $11 for the 10K Running Club are sponsoring the As in previous years, race 14th annual Labor Day Classic clinics and programs will be of- NOW ASPHALT S8 SIS" through Verona Park September fered, free of charge. 2. The day's events include a one- The pre-race clinic on running BETTER MATERIALS NIGHT mile fun run, one-mile health mechanics and techniques will SATURDAY • AUGUST 24TH • 6 PM walk and five-mile race. The race take place on September 24 from begins at 9 a.m. 3-7 p.m. at JFK. Evaluations will MODIFIED TWIN 20-LAP FEATURES be conducted by the Sports LATE MODELS - PRO FOUR MODIFIEDS For more information, call 201- Medicine Department. Appoint- 5754000 or 201-744-6333. ments are mandatory; individuals GREAT AMERICAN STREET STOCKS should call 321-7757 to register. A pre-race symposium, "Run- • * * AUGUST 27TH THRU SEPT. 2ND * * JFK sponsoring ning Whys and Wise" will be of- THE FLEMINGTON AGRICULTURAL FAIR fered on October 17 at 7 p.m. at TRACK ACTION EVERY DAY AND EVENING Heart & Sole the fitness and conference center. LIVE MUSIC • RIDES - FREE CIRCUS Dr. Matthew Brown of Eldison, a The JFK Medical Center is medal-winning masters athlete MONSTER TRUCKS • TRACTOR PULLS - DEMO DERBY sponsoring its annual Heart & and JFK medical-dental staff HORSE EXPO - PETTING ZOO - PIG RACES Sole Race, a 10-kilometer run member, will be the speaker. GREAT FOOD - CLOWNS AND NON STOP through Edison on October 20 at Race packets may be picked up 9:30 a.m. prior to Dr. Brown's lecture bet- ENTERTAINMENT FOR 7 DAYS AND 7 NIGHTS The race will begin across the ween 5-7 p.m. at the center. street from the medical center at On October 22, a post-race WATCH EVERY WEEK ALL WEEK: COOKIE THE CLOWN & LULU, PETTING ZOO, the JFK Fitness & Conference sports medicine clinic will be ROYAL PALACE CIRCUS, NEEDLEWORK & HOME ARTS, Center on James Street It will held from 3-7 p.m. at JFK. Ap- Milter Genuine Draft Modified Country AMUSEMENTS OF AMERICA, AGRICULTURAL EXHIBITS, wind through suburban township pointments must be made race USA Cable TV Services PIG RACES, HORSE EXPO, FLOWER SHOW, HORSESHOE streets before finishing at the day. PITCHING, CLYDALES, LIVE MUSIC, & ALL TYPES OF same site. For more information on the ROUTE 31 FLEMINGTON, NJ AUTO RACING. A one-mile fun run will precede race or clinics, call 321-7725. 908/782-2413 .1 MILE NORTH OF FLEMINGTON CIRCLE the 10K at 9 a.m. Forbes Newspapers Can Help You Un-Lock ATHLETE OF THE WEEK Your Co-op Dollars (as picked by the sports staff of Forbes Newspapers) Forbes Newspapers has the key to put power in your advertising program. KEVIN MORRIS We are able to locate manufacture co-op dollars that will increase your advertising budget. Morris earned both the win and the save aa his White team beat the Blue team, 9-8, In 12 innings, In the annual Westfield PAL alumni baseball game Saturday. Computerized Co-op Search
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It will take place on Sept 16 at the Echo Lake Country Club. Richard H. Bagger, Westfleld mayor, is honorary chairman of the event and Calvin Sprung, Scotch Plains resident and member of ARC'S Board of Directors, is chairman. Other members of the golf committee include Frank X. Caragher, ARC executive director, Patty Haines, Eileen Hammer, Barbara Heyman, Mike Iovine, John Redmond, Robert Steffaro and Andrew Steffen. The all day program will include a buffet lunch, shot gun golf, cocktail hour, and dinner with awards and prizes. A Mercedes Benz will be awarded for the first hole-in-one on the 17th hole, the automobile will be supplied by Cumming Motors of Elizabeth. Proceeds from the outing will help support the programs and services sponsored by the ARC for children and adults with developmental GOLF OUTING leaders include honorary chairman Mayor disabilities. Infant, preschool, recreation, residential, vocational and Richard Bagger, flanked by ARC executive director Frank X. family support programs are among those currently available through Caragher, left, and event chairman Calvin Sprung of Scotch the ARC'S offices. Call 754-5910. Plains. FUND RAISERS We are Family... and we've been serving the SELL CANDY, $30 PER CASE PROFIT. investment financial planning needs " HERSHEY'S, M&M, AND MANY OTHER FINE CANDIES of your neighbor for over 30 years. MRS. BEBBINS YUDES, left, and library director Barbara AVAILABLE FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY. Thiele examine new series for library. At Family Investors Company, we try to provide a common sense NEW EXCLUSIVE KOSHER LINE. approach, lo money management. 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MERCURY 89 SABLE LS TOYOTA «1 COROLLA- DODGE 76 D100 PICK- SEDAN- Loaded, excel, 2 dr sedan, 96k miles, UP- 6 cyl., 3spd, AC, f 140 ISO cond., w/car phona. Ask- AC, AM/FM cast., new metallic brown w/cap. 65k ing $B600. 908-766-7140. tires, lust tuned, runs very orlo. miles, good cond., MISCELLANEOUS M\MOTORCYCLES\M AUTOMOTIVE MGA 60- White classic well. S1000/BO. 233-1442 $1600. Call 469-0217 I AUTOMOTIVE I FOR SAt Iv. mig. -1 antique. Excellent condi- DODGE 77 PICK-UP- 8' tion. $6000 firm. 908-234- TOYOTA t1 COROLLA- bed with 7' Mayers plow CONN E C T I O N 2973. engtna good, need some & 4 WD, needs a little CASE 780 BACKHOE- HONDA 85 XR60- dirt trans, work, AC. aunroof, work. S900/BO. Call Jerry, with extend-a-hoe, $6500/ bike. Excellent condition, BUICK 87 ELECTRA MITSUBISHI 85 STARI- BO. Call after 4PM 908- garage kept. Asking CHEVY 81 CHEVETTE FORD 76 GRANADA- ON— 5 speed Turbo, all AM/FM. Best offer Call 369-6604. STATION WAGON- 9 SCOOTER— 4 cyl.. auto, Blue, 6 cylinder, 4 door, 356-8343 after 6pm 782-8061 $650, with helmet. Call options, sharp car, orig. DOOOE «5 RAM- AUTOS passenger, 305. 8 cylin- 2DR plus Hatchback, 74K auto, AC. AM/FM cas- DID YOU after 6PM, 806-281-7186. der, air power, 59K mi.mi. Brown w/Belge Inte- owner, 69K, very reliable, TOYOTA 85 CAMRY- 4 CHARGER-AW150, 4x4, sette, no dent, excellent looks new. $3500. Call KNOW. . . WANTED- damaged FOR SALE S6900/BO. 647-1681 rior. Must sell. SflOO/B.O. dr., 5 spd. manual, white, A/r, PB. PS, AC. stereo sports styled motorcycles, engine, clean leather inte- 908-231-6740 AM/FM. AC. 89K highway cass, snow plow pack- that an ad in this local BUICK 90 CENTURY 4 Call 906-545-5168. rior, new tires, 48,500 paper also goes Into 14 any condition, any make NISSAN 85 300ZX ml., $4000/BO. 908- age, posl units, T/GIs, J dr, excellent cond. PS, CHEVY 81 CHEVETTE- miles, good cond, $1250/ 247-5483 Edeibrock perl, pkg., 65k other local papers? Reach or model. Cash paid, call c TURBO— Fully loaded, T- AMC 79 SPIRIT- 6 cyl, PB, AC, AM/FM cass ster- BO. 908-469-5891 over 140,000 households Bob at 297-5038 Good condition, $650. tops, digital dash, leather hwy mi. $5400/neg. Call AC. PS, good tires, new eo, ext warranty incl. Must Call 908-722-0297. TOYOTA 86'A SUP- with one calll FORD 78 GRANADA- interior, excellent condi- PRA— 5 speed, sports 754-2387. brakes, cattery, water sell $10,500. Call 908- orig. owner, 77K ml., 6 1-800-334.O531. pump & carburetor. 874-7724. CHEVY 81 CORVETTE- tion. $7,000/BO. Call 908- package, garnet red, DODGE 87 RAM SO- Needs motor work, $650/ 51K mi. AC, PS, PB, P/ cyl., auto., AC, PS, P/wln- 953-5053. excel, cond. $8000 firm. PS, PB, 47,000 ml., 5 CADILLAC 76 SEVILLE - locks, 2 Tone Beige/Rust, dows, AM/FM stereo w/ INTRODUCTIONS,.. C~"° ^ BO, 908-561-4834, NISSAN 86 STANZA- 908-757-8318. spd., 4 cyl., black, AM/FM gold/ white, 96K mi.,350 V8, FM stereo cass., tape, trim rings, new A way for people to meet 4dr, 5spd, AC, P/win- TOYOTA 88 COROLLA- cassette. Good condition. \ RECREATIONAL I AUDI 87 4000 CS- AC.great condition, ail power, mirrored T-roots, 3 alarm trans, at 35K, needs re- Asking $2000. Call after people, every week in P/locks, P/wlndows. PS. $1995. 908-707-8150 pair on left rear panel, no dows, stereo, 55k miles, 4 door, PS, PB, AC, Auto, your local Forbes news- I VEHICLES I systems, S10.900/BO- original owner, $3500/BO. 5:30 pm. 908-231-1370. PB, sunroof, low mileage, CADILLAC 83 SEDAN Trade. 908-789-1137. accidents, $800/BO. Days AM/FM Stereo, red metal- paper. The ad Is free, 908-369-5952 leave mes- lic paint, new brakes, BF ALL TERRAIN 5 speed, AM/FM cass., DEVILLE- V8, fully load- Bonnia. 985-19B5; eves 908-359- FORD 66 BLACK BRON- then one call does It all I VEHICLE- plus trailer. must sell. 908-805-9092. 2694, sage; Goodrich tires. 60k. Ask-CO- XLT, 4x4, AC, all 1 -800-334-0531 ed, 72K, good condition, CHEVY 81 CORVETTE— 90 Kawasaki Quad, $3500/BO, 281-9336 NISSAN 87 MAXIMA ing $6.495. 908-218-0844 power, 4.9L, 4 spd. 79K. BMW 81 3201— 5 speed. perfect body, very good FORD 78 MUSTANG II- Excel, runner. $5800/B.O. S3000/BO. Leaving for AC, Blaupunkt stereo/ 4 spd, 6 cyl. $700. Call SE— Euro model, 6 cyl., TOYOTA 91 CAMRY Marinas, Call Matt at CADILLAC 85 FLEET- interior, custom hood, PS, auto, trans., p/sunroof, DX— AC, PS/PB, P/win- 908-272-4570. cass., good tires, alloy WOOD BROUGHAM- PB, auto, 90K miles, 469-4830. / ISO 362-4668. rims, security system, $6995 Firm. 356-2779 loaded, 66k mi. Mint dows, cruise, AM/ FMFORD 83 PICKUP- Just rear WD, fully loaded. FORD 80 MUSTANG- cond. $7300. 201-543- cass w/CD, tilt, 5 spd. off the farm. Runs good, AUTOMOTIVE HONDA ATV— 3 wheeler, solid trans. 52750/BO $5800/BO. 874-5709 days or 359-6979 eves. 108Kmi., 4 speed OD, P/ 110 automatic, $400/BO. 908-756-7824. 4609. excel cond., 26K miles, needs restoration. Asking I SERVICES CHEVY 75 CORVETTE- CHEVY 81 CORVETTE- locks, AM/FM, AC, rear $11.200.369-7076. $1400 or B/O. Days 215- Call 722-8026 BMW 81 320— charcoal defrost, new tires. Needs NISSAN 90 SENTRA- White, garaged. Less than Priced for immed. sale. A 2dr, 4spd. red, 20k miles, VOLKSWAGEN 88 759-8900. Eves. 908-735- KING'S HIGHWAY 31 ft gray, 81K ml, 5 speed. 10M ofig. miles, 350 eng. real must see. First $9000 clutch adjustment. Call 4008. luxury motorhome, dual AM/FM cassette, sunroof. 908-572-3856 before 6PM AC AM/FM stereo cass., JETTA GLI- 16 valve, ABSOLUTE 4 barrel 4 spd. Just paint- takes it. 908-707-6695. Excellent condition, orig, powered windows, brakes FORD 67 DUMP TRUCK root AC, microwave, color $34QO/BO. Call 232-8198 ed. Saddle leather int. FORD 86 EXP- Like CA8H FOR YOUR CAR tv. awning, plus more, BMW 84 3181- 2 dr., 4 CHEVY 82 CAMARO owner. $6500. Call 704- and steering. Sunroof, F380- Red & black, 4 WE BUY ALL METALS Loaded. Asking $13K. BERLINETTA- auto., sil- new, runs great, sunroof, 0919 leave message. Ungo alarm, pullout ster- spd., manual steering & orig owner, 49k, Must sell cyl.. 5 spd. PS, PB, AC,Call Joy 908-755-7059. all power, cruise, tilt, 469-2202 $15,000. Days 201-843- ver, alt power, excellent OLDS 78 ROYALE- 2dr, eo. Gray, original owner brakes. Runs good. No AM/FM stereo cass, 108k $3000 or best offer. Call cab shield. Some rust, See our display ad in the 0233, eves 908-233-5380. CHEVY 67 CAMARO cond. Asking $2000. Call Rally wheels, rebuilt $4.000/80. 201-379-2579. Auto Directory In your miles, beige, sunroof, 908-276-8220. 356-0592 after 5pm. 100,000 mi. Asking SUZUKI QUAD— 50 CC, backspoller, chrome fend- SUPER SPORT 327 — motor & trana, fresh paint, VOLVO 84 760 OLE— 4 local Forbes Classifieds Convertible, Red/Blk. No FORD 87 ESCORT- Ex- $1000. Call after 5:30 pm. runs great, just had motor er trim. $3900. 908-549- CHEVY 82 CORVETTE- new vinyl top, trouble free dr., 51K miles, auto., AC, Ask for Jack. 908-231- rust or dents. Must see. cellent condition, 2 dr, cruiser. $995. 276-6895 ALL JUNK CARS WAN- job, $400/best offer. Call 9738 black/red, interior, mint AM/FM stereo cass,, sun- 1370. Jerry at 369-8604. $5500. 215-862-5473. cond., 4000 orig. miles. 5spd, PS. AC, AM/FM, leave message. roof, excel, cond., $6B00. TED.— 752-0466. BMW 87 325— blue, 4 Greg. Garaged, covered, orig. 43k miles. $3800. Call Call 549-8740 before FORD SO F250 4X4- 90B-2320192 after 6PM OLDS 80 98 REGENCY- ALL JUNK CARS WANT- door sedan, 31K mi.;CHEVY 68 CAMARO- Bt adult owner. $18,500. Luxury Sedan, 4 door, all 10PM. work truck w/rack, tool ED ISO 60,000 mi. warranty; ask- orange, black Int, center 908-725-7853 eves, FORD 87 MUSTANG power, vinyl top, new tires VOLVO 85 740 OLE-box, new tires brakes. Free towing. Call 908- r ing $12,000. Must see to console, PS, 350 auto, CHEVY 84 CAPRICE GT- 5.0, 57K mi., black, & battery, AM/FM stereo White, sunroof, fogs, $2500firm. Call 5265479 968-9558 or beeper 908- I BOATS believe. Call after 6PM, 100k, eng. 5k, close to WAGON— Full power, gray interior, 5 speed, cass. S1000. Call 233- equalizer, new tires, FORD 84 F250 XLT- 965-4008. \ACCESSORIES 908-494-6862 original. 908-369-4882. VS, 7 passenger, clean. AM/ FM cassette, $7100/ 28B2. 4x4, auto, PS, PB, Tilt, BO. Call 526-2361 brakes, no rust. 128k ml., AUTOMOBILES— BAD BMW 91 32SI w/complete CHEVY 73 CORVETTE 82.000 miles. $2500. Call OLDS 82 DELTA 88 A-1 cond. $5750. 908- AM/FM stereo, sliding CREDIT OK. 88-91 mod- Sport Pkg.- 4700 mi. STINGRAY- Royal blue, 906-236-6254. FORD 89 MUSTANG ROYALE BROUGHAM- 953-8214. rear window, CB, toolbox, els. Guaranteed approval, 12ft SQUARE BACK l-X— 5.0, 5 speed, hatch- bedliner, clean, 7'/> Mey- CANOE- With a Minkota Blk. w/gray int., 5spd, tan interior, good condi- CHEVY 65 CAVALIER- 4 dr., V8, 67K ml., fully VW 85 CABRIOLET- 5 no downpayment. t-800- back, black w/gray inte- ers plow, 351V84IO, 70k trolling motor, marine bat- posi-tractlon, sunroof. tion, runs well, 76k miles. 4dr, auto, air, PS, PB, P/ loaded. Mint cond. $2500. speed, AC, alarm, new 233-8286, 24hrs. rior, loaded, 32K mi. Mint miles. $6600 firm, 908- tery, fish finder, many Factory warranty. Need to Other features. Must sse. windows & locks, tilt, 3562532 brakes, metallic red wAan JUNK CARS/TRUCKS seil, expanding family. S6000. 90B-233-2595. cruise, AM/FM cass. & cond. Must sell, will take 985-3806 anytime. more extras . Used 10 OLDS 83 98 REGENCY— top. Fun car to drivel Ask- WANTED- any cond., 7 times. $700 BO. 908-846- Asking $21,000. Call 908- CHEVY 76 CORVETTE - more $3200. Must see. best offer. 908-276-7931, FORD 85 F-150 PICK leave message. 4 door, loaded, dark blue, ing S6695/BO. Call 494- days, flat bed service. 0390 232-5917. Great condition, must sell. 908-272-669't eves. 1 owner, 94K miles, ex- 1462 UP- 8' bed, 6 cyl, 4 spd.Call 699-1053 $6500. 908-766-6641 HONDA 80 PRELUDE- 32' LUHRS 1975- CHEVY 86 CAMARO cellent condition, $3000. VW 80 JETTA QL- War- manual OD trans., cap & BUICK 82 RIVIERA- 5-speed, loaded, low bed liner, 2 gas tanks, PERONE'S AUTO SAL- Loran, micro, video depth whlte w/tan interior, fully CHEVY 7fl MONTE Black on black, fuel in- Call 526-3896. ranty, 41K, sunroof, 5 jected V6, 60k miles, 4 mileage. Runs like a AM/FM stereo cass., tint- VAGE— cars & trucks sounder, good fish/cruise, loaded, all power, good CARLO— auto., AC, PS, OLDS 84 CUTLASS speed. AC, PS, PB, PB, P/window. runs well, new tires, bra, great con- dream. Must see! $1500 ed glass. 6 ply tires like wanted. HighesIghe t prices electro tan, allglas, condition, 98k miles. Must Of B/O. 908-281-7632. SUPREME- 6 cyl., 4 $6800/offer. 549-4637 or new, 65K hwy. mi.paid, . Free pick up. Con-$20,000. 908-874-6158. see. S3000/BO. Call 908- many new parts, $500/ dition. $4600. 494-1062. CALL 908-234-2523. door, auto, all power, AC, $5500. Call Tom, 231-tainer service available. BOAT A TRAILER— new 281-6147 BO. 359-2649, after 6PM. HONDA 84 ACCORD LX rear defroster, AM/FM, wkends, leave message htbk. 5 spd, AM/FM cass, 0498, leave message. 563-1630 ties-$500 or make offer. BUICK 83 REGAL LIM- CHEVY 88 CORVETTE $2200/negotlable. 908- Motor sold separate, CHEVY 79 MONTE CONVERTIBLE- Brand PS. PB. AC. alloy whls. FORD 85 F150 PICK- WE DO ALL NEGOTIA- ITED- AC, PS, auto., 2- Brand new clutch, 70k, 805-0135. TIONS on purchasing of 35HP, oil injected 86 Mer- door, one owner, cruise, CARLO— White/blue inte- new tires, now top, UP— 6 cyl., man. trans., $20,000/ BO. Call Brian exc cond $4700/BO. 821- OLDS 85 DELTA 88 tic toolbox, ladder racks, any new car. We get the cury. Call 968-5873 after excellent condition, 115k rior, body good. Needs ROYAL- 4dr, loaded, distributor. $600. 908- 752-6758. 5641. excel, work truck, $4500/ lowest possible prices on 5PM ml. $3000. 90B-968-5497 8cyl, AM/FM stereo cass., BO. Call 908-805-9672. new cars. Free consulta- 757-4252. CHEVY 89 GEO SPEC- HONDA 84 ACCORD SAILBOAT- 15' O'Day BUICK 85 PARK AV- new tires. Very good tions & quotes. No obliga- Osprey w/Seagull out- CHEVY 80 CAMARO- TRUM-White, 4dr, 5spd, LX— low 54K mi., all CHEVY 1050 DELUXEJ- FORD 68 BRONCO II- ENUE— EXCELLENT maintenace records, cond. Asking $3200 908- c tion whatsoever. Call board & Cox trailer plus 4X4 Eddie Bauer, auto, sunroof, 3spd. manual, AC, cass. 34k miles, ex- 494-5174 leave message 6 cyl, 4dr, 3spd, rebuilt BPC, Inc. at 90 8- extras. Excel, cond. Can CONDITION. All power cellent cond., $5200. auto., AC, AM/FM cass., loaded, 57,000 miles, options, plush, 90k miles. 60K mi., reliable transpor- hatchback. Must sell. OLDS 86 DELTA 88— starter & carburetor. Ori- 369-8777. be seen at Spruce Run. tation. $1,000/6.0. Call Must sell. Days 908-730- ginal owner & shop mint cond. $9,900 or B/ $4500. 469-1735 S3850, 821-8719 A+ condition, 4dr, V6, O. 908-735-8724. $2500. 908-233-6575 908-526-7659. 2974, eves 908-526-3666, fully equipped, All power, manuals. Make offer. 908- BUICK 86 LESABRE- CHRYSLER 83 E HONDA 87 CIVIC white w/burgandy, plush, 561-4834 FORD 68 RANGER XLT Advertise SEARS 12 FT. AL- Llmited, 4DR. all power, UMINUM- with Honda Advertise CLASS- PS/PB, P/ WAGON— 5 spd. manu- AM/ FM cass. $5300/offer. CHEVY 64 CORVAIR SUPERCAB- w/cap. 6 in the Classified! excel, cond. Must sell- doors, auto, extras, good al, AM/FM radio, 55k 63k hwy mi. 707-0982. CONVERTIBLE- 4 spd,cyl. low mi. OD. tow pkg,, 9.9 motor, $1000. Call moving. Asking $5500/ in the Classified! body, mechanically excel- miles, excellent cond. partially restored, no rot.Excellent condition, 722-8026 B.O. Call 908-359-3258. OLDSMOBILE 66 DY- lent, S2300/negotiable. $4500. 908-638-8116 NAMIC 88 425, auto, AC, S1000/BO, Call 272-7481 $7995/neg. 908-218-1763. Call 90B-707-4183 HONDA 87 CRX- Auto, excellent cond. $2500. after 5PM or weekends. FORD 89 VAN E2S0- CHRYSLER 85 LE AC, low miles, AM/FM Call 201-560-8413. CHEVY 69 CHEVELLE- 351 cu.in., heavy duty BARON CONVERTIBLE cass, excellent cond, suspension, captain's PEUGEOT 81 505S— 4 2 door hardtop, auto, PS, Classified OK A I Ollll Excellent condition. S6100/BO. Call 908-819- bucket seats w/center chairs. 43,000 mi. $7700. S4500/BO. Call 722-6645. 8749 or 908-771-2626 dr., auto., diesel: needs 201-866-1023. D usI D rAHS work, esp. brakes, body; console, 1 owner, asking Works Nights! ,1 M 1 HAN CUTLASS 79 SU- HONDA 88 LX- 41k velour int.; eng., trans all $2300. 231-1769 after GMC 70 PICK-UP- 6 H iKIfJi . AI IHIS PREME— 650 or best miles. 5 spd, excellent 6PM . ___£__:___:. cylinder, 3 speed, stick, 8 good cond. SC9T. 908- foot bed. needs work. Call Thurs. & Fri. till 8:00 offer. Good condition. condition. Sailing due to 233-95B2 CORVETTE 68- show Priced to sell. Call 968- relocation. Asking $8800. car, mint, $16,500/ heg. $450/80 Call 722-2328 4261 ask (or Matt or leave Call 725-5731 PLYMOUTH 72 VALIANT Sat 9 am - 1 pm 4dr, ext/int excllntl 4 new 55 T-bird, loaded, mtnt, GMC 87 S15 JIMMY- message on machins HONDA 89 CRX- 5 $26,50O/neg. OR trade V6. like new, fully loaded, •85 SAAB 900 speed, alloy wheels, AC, w/w 14" tires, new batt •84 BMW 325E DATSUN '81,210- 125K and exh sys.. need eng both for ZR1 w/ under low mileage, $9000/BO. mi., AC, 5 speed. Needs AM/FM cass.. 25,000 10K. 756-1004:647-3347 Call 908-674-4485, TURBO 6 cyl, auto PS Pfl PW PDL A.C, miles, mint condition, wrk. Mechanics delight, 4 c>1. tuto. PS, PB, PW, PDL. AM/FM caisa. r/dotrost panipnria. t- body work. S500/B.O. B/0, 469-2319. DODGE 63 CORNET INTERNATIONAL 75 . A/C. AM/FM Cat, p/wrtona. r/da. gfass. cruiso sur«oof used, 70 310 609-497-2960 after 6PM $7800. 201-564-44513 or STOCK— 318 engine. feat, VgtaM. crutw. bucK«l in. cui- mi. V1N »Ei0104l? 908-231-0363 PLYMOUTH 81 SAPP- DUMP TRUCK- 7x10 Km wtll*, (unroof. 77.586 ml, usod DATSUN 83 MAXIMA- Must sell. Asking $750. dump, 4 new tires, body HONDA 90 CIVIC- red, ARO— 5spd, runs great. Low mileage, good condi- sunroof, white ext./ 1an Moving must sell. $1000/ good, S5500/BO. Ask for int., loaded, auto., new 2 door/ hatch, 5 speed, tion, Call 908-297-2814 Jerry, 8AM-4PM, 908-754- AC, sunroof, AM/FM BO. (908J-654-0676 leave between 12-9. *6,995 '9,595 tires/ brakes, good cond., message. t540 original owner. $2875. cass., 16K miles, excel, PLYMOUTH 66 FURY JEEP 78 CHEROKEE- Before You Get 201-581-5091 cond. 2 yr. warranty, PLYMOUTH 82 RELIANT II- 4 dr., 318 V6 eng., S7200. 469-4084. SE— PS, PB, radio, heat- 4WD, needs work. 4 new '88 SAAB 9000T '87 BMW 32Si DID YOU 88K ml., orig. family tires-- Laredo RV31X10.5, HONDA 90 CRX Sl- er, AC, new carb., time owned, very good cond., < cyl. Auto, PS. PB. PW. POl, A/C. i Aiiio f-'S PH PW PDL A.C KNOW . . . chain & exhaust. $1000. Meyers 4-way plow (no AM/FM emu. Rf«n1#iyi«, r/d«ttosl. cr w ca&i r,drsi p-,lntenns. t. g'-i that an ad in this local 5spd, sunroof, AC, AM/ well-maintained, new blade) $700 takes all 908- e innriot fiurvoot used. 56 6^(5 Call 908-548-7790, leave Really ul». VQlau. bucktt Hi. sunroof paper also goes into 14 FM cass., 31 mpg., 14K paint & body work, excel, 233-9638. UM4. 86 590 ml V1N #J1005469 miles. S9200/BO. Like message. restoration possibility, w/2 other local papers? Reach JEEP 83 SCRAMBLER over 140,000 households new. Call 234-4178 days; PLYMOUTH 84 RELIANT snows w/rims, $1900. 704-3467 eves. After 6PM, 526-3064. 60,000 mi, 6 cyl, 5spd, 11,995 with one call! auto, PS, PB, AC, 77k. PS, PB, needs TLC & "Wrapped Up" *9,995 1-800-334-0531. HYUNDAI '86 EXCEL- Asking $1600/BO. Call PONTIAC 67 BON-tires. $1800 or best offer I AM/FM cass. Excellent 725-4544, 707-1923. NEVILLE- 4 door hard- Must seil! 908-232-5842. DODGE '75 DART- 6 cond. 1 owner. SDR, PONTIAC 78 LEMANS- top. Immaculate. 59,000 JEEP 85 CHEROKEE- '88 SAAB 9000T '88 SAAB 9000T 120K highway miles. cyl., standard, 4DR, very mostly garage kept. 63K original miles. $3895. 5spd. 4 WD, 4DR. 53K * cyl. 5 spd manual. PS. P0. PW p •i cyl Auto *,QD PS PR PC'L A.C ood cond. Best oiler. mi. $1900. Call 752-5075. Needs brake work. Runs 707-0728. In A Project AM FM LH5S p.iinlonna lift i tf'si mi,, PS, PB, Air, sunroof, lOCXi. AM/FM cas«, A/C. r/Otr%t, i. gall 908-526-6953. HYUNDAI 87 EXCEL good!! First $200. Call QlHlI. CtV'Se, lift, l|hr, custom wr^s 245-5660. new carb./alternator, full used. 64 4.10 mi, VIN f-JIOL-M'.-i sunroof. sed <30 Sfiy n< \'\U DODGE 84 AIRES- -1 GLS— 5 dr, 5spd, gray, service records. Orig. 018666 ISO door, good shape, S1500. AM/FM cass., 12k miles, PONTIAC 81 T-1000- 4 owner, garaged. $5500. You Can't Handle.., $ S Call 781-9858 excellent condition. cylinder, runs excellent, TRUCKS 908-654-6252. 12,995 14,995 $3995. 90B-322-6043. S700/BO. Call Jerry at FOR SALE DODGE 66 LANCER ES 369-B604. NtSSAN 85 4X4 TURBO— Burgandy, INTRODUCTIONS... TRUCK- Rebuilt trans- '88 MAZDA excel, cond., loaded, new A way for people to meet PONTIAC 82 6000— PS, J mission, S3200/BO. Leav- front tires. 57K miles. people, every week in PB, auto, bucket reclining cCHEVROLET 79 PICK ing for Marines. Call Matt '88 BMW S28E 6 cvt 5 Spd man w/OD PS. PB. PW RX7 TURBO S3950. 908-722-2199. your local Forbes news- seats & console, AM/FM UP 1/2 ton w/cap. $950. at 382-4668. ! p.1ck* A/C. AM.TM casa r.'dfrsi • i! Cv 5f»[XJ n , PS Ptt PvV F'C' paper. The ad is free, radio, 59k miles, orig. Call 359-7283 aft 4pm. p/aniena. cruise. Vflis. p.tx*i sis DODGE 87 ARIES LE NISSAN 85 KING CAB- A.C Mitis: cu then one call does it all! owner. Best offer over CHEVY 76 SUBURBAN— tan in & out w/a brown sunrt L«»CJ#0! U5«1. 63 639 mi VIN WAGON— Auto. AC, PS/ 1-800-334-0531 $2200. Call 271-1892 PB, P/locks, AM/FM ster- Auto., 360 V8, full-time cap. 5spd. manual, new eo, roof rack, full spare, PONTIAC 82 FIRE- 4WD, 6 ft. power angle tires, AC, AM/FM cass., JAGUAR 84 XJS v-12BIRD- black, auto, AC, plow, new exhaust sys- 81k miles, looks great, '15,990 70K miles, front buckets, PS, PB, AM/FM stereo, tem & brake lines, only 10,500 white, $3995. 369-3282. COUPE— cranberry exte- runs great. $3695. Call rior, black leather interior. louvers, Shelby rims. 29,000 miles & NO EMIS- 674-3677 To become August 22,1991 - Union Comity Classified - 3 C O N N E C I O N Maw* C»nl«fit Qanaratad by ad Dapa'tmant Area housing sales grow People in real estate Ruth Tats, a sales associate In the Westfield office of Coldwell Transactions for fourth straight month Banker Schlott, Realtors, was hailed as one of the most successful of the firm's 4000 salespeople at a recent annual awards cer- For the fourth month in a row sales of existing single family emony. She was also cited for establishing a company record by homes have shown an increase in the Northeast region of the being the firm's top salesperson for four consecutive years, and for EDISON Joanne D Larton to H Arthur And- United States. selling more real estate since 1987 than anyone else in Schlott Stephen & Susan Etok to Ra- eraon 111, property at 17 Ray Ct., Statistics released for June 1991 by the National Association of Realtors. mamurthy Bangalor«, property at 18 $110,000 Realtors® (NAR) show the number of units sold in the Northeast at Bemica St., $244,500 Timothy J & Suaan D Grubb to A member of the Westfield Board of Realtors for 29 years, since Naal & Una Sllberberoto Lara Aa- Kenneth E Watson Jr, property at 570,000; up 3.6% from May when it was 540,000 units and 14% joining Schlott six years ago Tate has listed and sold $100 million trom, property at 102 Cabot Ava., sa Village Qrc«n Rd., $41,14* over June of 1990. The median sales price for the Northeast was in homes ranging from $145,000 to $3 million. She has been a $124,500 $142,800, down 1.4% from May when it was $144,900 and down member of the New Jersey Association of Realtors Million Dollar BOUND BROOK Charlei & Virginia Iszard to Bev- 3.7% from June 1990. . Fllomena A Qamblno to Par A & Club since its inception, and is one of only two members of the erly Guempel, property at 4104 Cri- Alice M Oranered. property at 428 Maurice B. Hoffman, president of the New Jersey Association of Westfield Board of Realtors to reach the Gold Level of that organi- cket dr.. $118,000 Longwood Av*., $130,000 Realtors*, says anecdotal evidence coming from the marketplace zation. Carole Szep to Eugene & Martha Thomas Lepore to Randy R DeJt- indicates that activity in the Garden State remains brisk. Conner, property at 74 Dartmouth "Ruth Tate believes in doing more for her clients than they erro, property at 424 E Main St.. St., $157,500 "Our members reported an increase in activity during the spring expect from her," said Marilyn Kelly, manager of the Westfield $170,000 Michael Tenore to Anthony & Mic- months," says Hoffman. "The summer months appear to be office. "She has an innate sense for helping buyers find the 'right' helle Chlllemi, property at 926 Ellis Bruce Hydo & John C Mlllen, pro- slowing characteristic with this time of the year, but the overall real house, and works very hard to see that no detail is overlooked in Pkwy., $120,000 perty at 212 Mountain Ava., estate cycle, with peaks during the spring and fall, appears to have the selling process. As a result, customers and clients have Alan & Ronnie Qrandls to Huel- $170,000 returned." Ethel Veniielli to Perry Barnett, pr- confidence in her. They call her every time their real estate needs Shlang & Hslu-Lan Perng, property He says if interest rates remain low housing could very well lead change, and send their friends and neighbors to her for real estate at 55 Laura Ave., $212,000 operty at 337 Talmadge Ave., $147,500 the Northeast and the nation out of its recession. service. Her success year after year is a classic example of Westgate Two Dav to Athanastios Steven & Sharon Schrull to En- HSH Associates, a publisher of national mortgage information, consumer response to outstanding service," Tslpouras, property at 163 Unda rique L & Jean Rueda, property at Mrs. Tate is a resident of Mountainside. Ln., $149,990 recently released weekly figures on America's Mortgage Market 548 Washington St., $138,500 that shows New Jersey and much of the nation with interest rates Charles & Brenda Qaflen to Hoo- BRANCHBURQ choy & Anna Wong, property at 45 below 10%. For the week ending July 19, 1991, the average rate Usa C Young to Steven D Wad- (Olimill KWMH Meyer Bd., $186,000 on a 30-year conventional loan In New Jersey was 9.62%; in New dell, property at 10 Blackfoot Trl., York metro 9.69%; in Pennsylvania 9.49%; in Connecticut 9.66%; Jeffrey & Cathy Burdin to Douglas $155,000 HIM lOlaS-;' & Carol Brough, property at 54 Plai- Felicia Corp to Victor L & Elaine F and for the nation 9.66%. nfleld Ave., $120,000 .. Velez, property at 1 Cheyenne Tri., Hoffman says the pent-up demand that existed during the late John & Claudia Brinckman to Mi- $166,665 '80s and in 1990 was released into the market In the early part of chael & Patricia Lornbardo, property Ricky M & Elizabeth Fischer to 1991 as the Gulf War came to a conclusion, severe recession fears at 17 Runyon Ave., $138,000 Jeffrey R & Brenda Rodgers, prop- K R P Assoc to John & Ann Skel- subsided, and interest rates dropped below 10%. erty at 123 Crtstwood Ave., ly, property at 25 Slrvertake Ave., "Skepticism remains on the economy as a whole," says Hoff- $187,000 $159,000 man, "which is why we feel many peopte are looking at the long- Bruce E Sr & Judith Buchanan to R Michael & Unda Ballantyne to term growth that comes from owning a home as a wise financial Jeffrey T & Unda Goodfriend, prop- David Sosnovy, property at 206 We- erty at 540 Hillcrest Dr., $275,000 move." He says despite the housing slump of the late '80s people stgate Dr., $136,000 Robert Barone to Robert Barone, still consider owning a home their American Dream and the safest Elliot & Marjorie Qreenberg to property at 60 Preston Dr., $71,874 long-term Investment they will ever make. Hoffman says median Vlbha Desal, property at 20 Wood- Felicia Corp to Nancy E & Emit R sales prices in New Jersey have experienced ups and downs but fern St., $124,000 Imbro, property at 17 Ramapo Trl., looking at the long-term, home prices have steadily increased. He HIGHLAND PARK $243,695 says median sales prices in the Northeast have risen over 100% Samuel Kflvlt to United Jersey Kevin J A Trad Un Culllnan to Bank Central, property at 35 Wood- since the NAR first started gathering regional stats in 1983. The Jeannette E Anders, property at 515 median price then in the Northeast was $61,300. bridge Ave., $580,500 Red Crest Ln., $105,000 Janet Scott to Oz & Wendy Bar, Felicia Corp to Joseph F & Nancy Across the nation, says John Tucillo, Chief Economist for the property at 232 S 3rd Ave,, P Walsh, property at 66 Yuma Trl., NAR, buyers of all incomes are continuing to take advantage of the $190,000 $237,466 relatively low mortgage rates. The seasonally adjusted annual sales METUCHEN BRIDQEWATER rate of 3.59 million existing single-family homes nationwide in June Carl & Mary Manaker to Vasll & Carl Axel Carlson to Kenneth G A was 1.4% above the May rate of 3.54 million units, and the fifth Marta Ceselka, property at 17 Elm Helen P Rico, property at 648 Ca- consecutive monthly increase for the nation. The June rate was the Ct., $165,000 riene Dr., $283,500 Peter & Kathleen Tomolonls to highest since January 1989, when Jhe resale pace reached 3.66 Kenneth H Kelch to Harry A De- million units. The resale pace was 6.5% above that for June 1990. John Sperber, property at 105 Main borah Keich, property at 1700 Ce- St., $133,000 darcrest Rd., $40,000 Janet Westervetl to Gene Besan- Doreen White to Theresa L Staa- ceney, property at 121 Marykrtoll Rohlll Village Inc to Blake Le- Hunter, property at 15 Dunham «• ko, property at 50 Chelsea Way, Sueur, property at 84 Perrine Pike, Ave.. $182,000 Rd., $126,000 $122,000 Congratulating Ruth Tate on her sales achievements, Is Paul & Fredi Cohen to Robert & $225,000 George J A Janls M Jorn to Fran- PBI Construction Co Inc to Alison Thomas Reagle to Heidi Reagle. cis J A Mary A Pakulskl, $191,000 Dick Schlott, president of Coldwell Banker Schlott. Tate, Pamela Longhi, property at 39 Woo- E Ayers Ptaszek, property at 6 dbridge Ave., $180,000 property at 119 Taylor Ave., $21,000 Mary E Johnston to Timothy P & a sales associate in the Westfield office, was honored at GroteWay, $410,950 Ned A Carol BJonnes to Wade L & Tammy R Shields, property at 1 Ho- MIDDLESEX PBI Construction Co Inc to Huang the firm's recent awards ceremony. Anno Ritter to Waiter & Clare Lev- Marybeth Lewis, property at 325 Tri- rning Ave., $178,000 A Men-Li Chang Hsu, property at 6 angle Rd., $155,000 Mary Schmitt to Bernard P & ourne. property at 112 Emerson Grote Way, $435,000 Ave., $130,000 David D A Ruth F Girduard to Robin B Bonner, property at 38 He- Castaldo, property at 617 Fairmont Knollwood Rd., $128,000 Green Knoll Dev Corp to TaJInder David M A Unda L Witek, property rning Ave., $171,000 Ave., $360,000 Peachwood Dev Jo Alok Goyal, Stephen & Maria Schumacher to S Jassil, property at 10 Krams Trl., Giovanni Oroflno, property at 605 at 122 Wikfflower Ln., $115,000 Anne A Patrick Ciliberti to Waller Rina & Jean Guglielmi to America proporty at 3 Louis Ct, $500,000 $360,000 K A Robert P Rlsse, property at 305 & Irene Cuseo, proporty at 112 Gra- Gail Weiss to L Richard Hoffman, Voorhees Ave., $75,000 Estate of Ethel R March to Jovlta MANVILLE Gordon Horst to Richard & Ingrld Manor Ave., $140,000 ene PI., $170,000 property at 45 E Marlin Ave., Dano Anlag, property at 1801 Mid- Frank M A Leslie P Piluso to Joseph M A Deborah R Mate to William E & Olga Bostwick to Ed- $215,000 Noonan, property at 318 2nd St., dlebrookRd., $185,000 James E Jr A Carol Armstrong, pro- $140,000 Karen C Sheridan, property at 22 ward J & Catherine Maguire, prop- James & Jessie Terry to Mahesh Morel & Segal Inc to Ellen J Mar- perty at 9 Bittle Ct., $443,000 PISCATAWAY Oration Dr., $156,500 erly at 156 Harrow Rd., $145,000 Patel, property at 15 McKlnley St., tin, property at 157 Northfleld Rd.. Joseph Harcher to Andrew M & Gerard P Canevari to Mark C Ca- Roger & Andrea Lowensteln to $210,000 Richard & Diane Mauro to Fred- $135,000 Mary Elle Zangara, property at 24 S erick & Helen Marsh, property at 10 nevari, property at 8 Riverside Dr Jeffrey Kavalin, properly at 501 Par- Edward & Margaret Franklin to David A & Marie E Ganz to Cathe- 8th Ave., $85,000 1, $91.000 kview Ave., $228,000 Scott & Ida Novack, properly at 43 Atlanta Ave., $170,000 rine A Richmond, property at 3402 Theresa Marsh to All Lee Begeja, Sandra Farhy to Francis Janoskl, Stephen C A Colleen M Smith to Paul A Jr & Judith Battiloro to Meadow Rd., $134,000 Plnhorn Dr., $118,000 property at 110-112 S 12th Ave., Edjward F A Nancy Lynch, property Daniel W Sylvester, property at James & Judith Noonan to Micha- property at 209 Brewster Ave., FRANKLIN $220,000 $10,000 at 423 N Union Ave., $220,000 1210 RahwayAve., $166,000 el & Susan Straw, property at 1 Stanley J A Anita Kronstadt to MONTGOMERY Castle Group to Steven & Janet Steven D Mallery to Adam & Boz- Bojan & Alblna Zuzek to Andrew Pace Dr., $210,000 Jeffrey D A Laura Kronstadt. prop- William H A Nancy A Baker to ena Jastrzebski, property at 4 Wade & Marcy Kleiman, property at 1562 Kenneth & Janet Sovart to Jo- Shepp. property at 131 Castle Poln- erty at 438 Aldeburgh Ave., Carolyn M Armour, property at 19 te Blvd., $130,000 Ave., $134,500 Rahway Ave., $242,000 seph & Elaine Lamonica, property $100,000 Cleveland Clr., $232,500 FANWOOD Frank T & Mary Mirkow to Owen at 8 Piedmont Rd., $139,900 K Hovnanlan to Glenn & Jean- William Z Kalman to Rolando Tia- Brian F Fittpatrlck to Charles W A marie Lehner, property at 14 Christopher Floras to Janet M St- H C & Chiyee Kleiman, proporty at Thomas Hassloch to Victor & ngco. property at 31 Austin Ave., Suzanne M Kabls. property at 115 anford, property at 39 Oakwood Ct., 66 Sandy Hill Rd., $215,000 Donna Rymer, property at 187 Plal- Gemma Ct, $182,000 $117,500 Colfax Rd., $735,000 Robert & Judith Wangemann to $151,000 Patricia Ft Hossler to lain Alex- nfield Av©., $97,000 Stephen W A Mary T Obermeler Eleanor F Walker to Arnold S Michael A A Kim Dannuzzlo to ander Duthie, properly at 605 Satter Beryl Mathiasen to Jing & Yanxia Kun-Chul Kim, property at 214 Ham- to Nancy Carole Patierson. property Gluck, property at 20 Sleepy Hollow pshire Ct., $106,000 Dan-Car Associates, properly a! 23 PI., $190,000 Cao, property at 28 Rainford Rd., at 197 Buckingham Way, $120,250 Ln., $228,000 Poplar PL, $220,000 Ira R & Joyce T Berry to Gerald $126,000 J & G Land Corp to George & Ruth Basa to Ian B Bass, property Daniel Pannuccl to David T & Jo- Laura Petty, property at 117 Hay- Michael J Allan to Sean P & Jill M Salomon, property at 805 Sher- Alvert Castagnetta to George & at 71 Emerson Rd., $5,000 anne E Bobal, property at 51 Sun- Haggerty, property at 55 Waldon brooke Dr., $215,000 Patricia Funk, property at 11 Steve- wood C1., $155,000 Michael Azzollno to Arthur A set Rd., $176,500 Randolph Jahr Const to Robert Rd., $150,000 Ruth C Boylo to CLM Associates, ns Rd., $142,000 Marie Morgigno, property at 419 Leonard P James to Tyrone C GARWOOD property at 124 St Paul St., HEAD Realty to Annette Levine, Brenslnger, property at Highland Hawkahead Way, $125,000 Bauer, property, $116,500 Ave., $65,000 Anastasla Brumer to Beth Brooks, $240,000 proporty at 57 Stoneham PI., Arun K A Madhukar Chlruvolu to NORTH PLAINFIELD $100,000 Starpoint Dev to Jlgnlsh Amln, pr- property at 455 3rd Ave., $146,500 David B & Margaret G Lauhoff to Steven Somogyi, property at 24 Jrv- Bruce & Nancy Dunokack to Jeffrey Abramsky to John & Lisa operty at 142 Nebula Rd., $70,000 SCOTCH PLAINS Michael & Cathleen F Conte, prop- Ington Ave., $47,000 North Pfainfleld Board of Ed, prop- Spiess, property at 15 Tulip Ct., Robert Blount to Raymond & Walter A Johnson Hageman to erty at 551 Washington St., Joan A Szabo to Paul Szabo, pro- erty at 19 Park PI., $110,450 $130,000 Nancy Mathews, property at 174 Louis A Christine DeMarco, property $200,000 perty at 10 Maynard Rd., $78,000 George A & Joanne E Fischer to Paul & l\ia Placko to Susy Varona, Poe PI.. $147,000 at 331 Cedar Grove Terr., $144,000 Jack W & Carolyn Lozier to Scolt Vincent J A Susan E Barberlo to John & Sophia House, property at property at 8 Universal Ave., tl Chung & Sook Ja Hwang toRa- John & Ruth Druckenmitler to E & Robyn M Mack, property at 12 Ronald A A Sheila Murph, property 401 W Rte 22, $57,000 $95,000 ndee Nerlino, property, $120,000 Ralph R Dinlzo. property at 1 Llnd- Wychview Dr., $227,500 at 15 Rolling Rd.. $165,000 Klnnelon Hills Inc to Adam E & HIGHLAND PARK John & Karen Colasurdo to Rajah sey Ave.. $175,000 Earl p Unton to Audrey L A Virgil Schlck Lind Holcomb, property at DUNELLEN H P Towers to Joseph Barry, pro- Murphy, property at 1016 Walnut Pasquale M & Mary Minervinl to Debra Blue, property at 76 Runyon 24 Shady Ct., $141,500 Robert & Kathy Piano to John & perty at 30 S Adelaide Ave., St., $124, 500 Leonard A Testa, property at 2682 Ave., $137,000 PEAPACK GLADSTONE Lynn Furman. property at 415 Dun- $175,000 SOUTH PLAINFIELD Skytop Dr., $259,000 Christopher W Strack to Dlep N Citicorp Mtg Inc to John Ellk. pro- ellen Ave., $124,500 H P Towers to Aniero Concrete Allan & Linda Crump to Riccardo Richard B & Barbara Z Snyder to Luu, properly at 293 Shilling Dr., perty at 6 Apgar Ave., $160,000 Howard & Dorothy Cox to Robert Co Inc, property at 30 S Adelaide & Shelley Moore, property at 1026 Joseph E A Donna Mugavero, prop- $127,000 RARITAN & Karen Nicaslro, properly at 311 Ave., $170,000 Clinton Ave., $139,000 erty at 1275 Sleepy Hollow Ln., Edith M Vllet to John L Field Jeanne Case 1o Michael DoAn- Fairview Ave., $134,000 Stephen Gunzenhauser to Charl- John & Kim Sokolowski to Pat & $243,750 Fund, property, $245,000 gelo, property at 42 E Somerset St.. William & Joanne Grimm to Jose es & Ula Bevens, proporty at 101 Alberta Martlno, property at 554 Wo- Howard L Fritz Jr to Howard J Jr GREEN BROOK $128,000 Trujillo, proporty at 352 New Market Meriland Avo., $127,000 oden Ave., $128,000 A Lavonda Fritz, property at 2000 Almat Construction Inc to Kamal L Rd., $135,000 Armando Orozco to Richard Tem- BEDMINSTER SOMERVILLE Valley Ave,, $65,000 & Hoda F Fereg, property at 13 Siemens Corporation to Ramsls & Jacob Wonzol to Jeffrey Raub, ple, property at 219 Wayne St., Greg S Seelagy to Patricia Roch- Joseph A A Eleanor M Slank. pro- Fairway Dr., $659,000 Teria Hawash, property ai 532 Wil- property at 342 Walnut St., $144,000 etta, property at 74 Ashley Ct., perty at 17 Van Doren Ave., Thomas A Bonlakowskl to David liams St.. $155,000 $113,000 Sponcor & Mildred Zoigen to Joz- $118,000 $142,000 W A Rebecca Loving, property at 4 Martin Ochsenrelther to Siemens EDISON sof & Maria Beck, proporty at 150 N William J & Beatrice Dillor to Keat CRANFORD Ingle St.. $132,000 Corporation, property at 532 Wil- Dairy Stores Inc to Amartlal Patel, 6lh Ave., $220,000 Fah & Michelle Chai, property at Ronald J A Theresa K Polll to liams St.. $179,000 property at 931 Amboy Ave., Allan & LauroBn Schoifot to Gary 591 Country Club Rd., $190,000 Richard S A Teresa E Jacobs, prop- HILLSBOROUQH $291,000 & Kim Gross, property at 10 S 8th Jane M Yuster to Troy Chemical Peter J Peterson to Allen J A erty at 111 Adams Ave., $177,000 Guy & Anne Mario Carulli to War- Ave., $137,000 Corp, property at 16 Crossfleld Ct., Cara J Hartman, property at 48 Am- Peter A & Phyllis Parlegreco to WESTFIELD ren Dlckson, property at Crickot METUCHEN $146,700 erman Ln,, $205,000 Anita Sedges, property at 22 Alan Michael P & Maureen Costollo lo Cir., $120,000 Ruth Bolikove to Richard & Clau- Mark R Falrchlld to Maryann M A Okell PI., $172,000 Timothy L & Stacy A York, property John J & Lori A Frlze to Lori A Louis & Carol Sands SOMERVILLE- 6 room CRANFORD TOWERS SOMERSET- 2 bdrms., MYRTLE BEACH, SC- colonial, new vinyl siding, CONDOMINIUM- 18 Quailbrook Condo. Larg- Vacatlon/ Retirement, zoned commercial, excel- Springfield Ave. Luxury 2 est end unit. Kit w/bar, custom built single family lent location. Asking bdrms. w/1 & 2 baths dishwasher, air condi- homes, 2/3 bedrooms, APARTMENTS REAL ESTATE $169,500. Make offer. Call from $149,900. Charming tioner, WAD, upgrades. deeded wooded home- 1 FOR RENT I 72S-2683 studio $58,900. Spacious Wooded view. Lease op- sites, pool, low taxes/ SOMERVILLE- By rooms + the finest amen- tion purchase. $89,900. maintenance, near beach, CONNECTION owner. 4/5 bdrm. Colo- ities. Model open Frl. to Call 873-8370. golf, shopping, medical. 4 ROOM COTTAGE IN Sun. 11AM-5PM. Office Rome and lot from $50's. LOVELY SUBURBAN nial. Large deck, fenced- WESTFIELD- Wych- 1-800-441-1987. AREA- near GSP & NJT. HUNTERDON COUN- MARTINSVILLE - NEW BRUNSWICK- By in yard. Screened front #272-1143 or B/K Real- wood, Ideal single/ newly- TY— priced to sell- "Spring Run" $279,000. Owner. 321-9340. Modern tors, 686-1800. Professional couple or charming older 3/4 bdrm, porch, 1 car garage. weds, large 1 bdrm. Co- single preferred. $725/ HOMES Need f say more? Great starter Ranch, near North $164,000. 908-722-7369. CRANFORD— 1 BR.op, pool, new kit., stor- Colonial located on pri-nolghborhoodl Pool & Brunswick, $84,500. age, W&D. $68,500/ BO. month + utilities. Avail- I FOR SALE J vate road. Sunny open WESTFIELD-BY condo In park setting. Venice?' Available" 10/1-3/ able 9/1. 908-654-3505. Tennis facilitiesl 5 bed- HELP-U-SELL P,FT,M,Bkr. OWNER. 2 bdrm. Colo- New kitchen/bathroom. NY Bus. 232-1464 31, $500 includes utilities. floor plan, shade trees, room Colonial Cape, 21/2 469-2800. Our bank now Local phone and cable BOUND BROOK 2 bdrm. views & 28x28 deck. baths. Fireplace. Base- pays all your closing nial, entire house recently Walk to train to NYC. Low BERKELEY HEIQHTS- $177,600. Call COPPER renovated, tg. eaMn-krt., maintenance fee. Asking TV, double bed, eat Inliv rm, kit, bath, residen- ment, 2 car garage! Im- costs, except prepays, if 228 kitchen, shower and bath, tial area, private home, Mother/Daughter Bl-level KETTLE REALTY at 908- maculate Grounds & Prl- qual. LR, DR, V/i baths, laun- $104.000.854-5393. with 6' compact kitchen 236-6022 or 908-735- ACREAGE Sundeck, 1 mile to theyard, off-st prkg, 2nd ft, vacy! RANALD C. dry, Ig. deck w/fenced-in CRANFOHD- Kahlcrest beach and fishing! Se- $795/mo heat/water inc. unit In FR, BOOsq/ft. on 4004. • BROWN, Realtor, PISCATAWAY By Owner, yard, 2 car det. gar. w/ 2 bdrm condo. WAV, A/C, A LOTS 1 st level, 15OO»q.tt. upper 885-1576. Ranch w/Con- cluded! avail imm. 908-356-4851. INTRODUCTIONS... 469-2333. loft. $139.000. 232-5161 Refrlg., range. DW, re- 908-356-3047 level. 4V4 yrs old, Vfc acre temporary flair, FP, wasWHITEHOUSE STA- cently refurbished, ideal BOUND BROOK- 1 bd.. wooded lot, 4 bdrm, 3 full A way for people to meet S179KI $162,500. HELP- J eat-In Kit., pantry, DR, LR, MIDDLESEX- By owner, TION— By owner. Im- location, trans.,4 town. c•RIDQBWATER- Foot- people, every week in bathi, aat-ln kit, LR, DR. 271-1364. 3-4 bdrm., 2Vi U-SELL P,FT,M,Bkr, 469- maculate, spacious 4 Will consider owner fi- hill Rd., approved 7 lot thermal windows, near Ig deck. $235,000. Call your local Forbes news- baths, fam. rm., Lake 2600. Our bank now pays 235 transportation. $650 plus. paper. The ad is free, bdrm. Ranch on l vs acre. nancing. $86,900. Call 9a- subdivision, S.96 acres, for brochure. Carol As- area, 135' lot, $149,900. all your closing costs, ex- Exc. location to schools, 5p 908-278-3060. Prime area. $895,000. \MOBILEIM( HOMES Eves.908-658-3711; 908- sociates, 908-766-5907 or then one call does It all! HELP-U-SELL P.FT.M.Bkr. cept prepays. If qual. 771-1475 days. 908-766-1440 1-800-334-0531 train & shopping. Many Anno Lacko, PO Box 343, SITES 469-2800. Our bank now PISCATAWAY-,Contem- upgrades. New Ig. FR, full EAST BRUNSWICK- By Walnutport. PA. 18088 BOUND BROOK- 1/2 pays all your closing porary cape 5 yrs. old, BRIOQEWATER- Bl bsmt. & workshop. Lowowner. OPEN HOUSE, duplex, 3 bdrm, 2 bath, LINDEN- 2 FAMILY, costs, except prepays, if River Road area. 3 S200S. 908-534-5817. Sat. & Sun., 1-4, 10 CARTERET- 10x50, ren- LR, large country kitchen. Level, 4 bdrms, 1 1/2 separate util., close to qual. bdrms., 2V4 baths, fire- 23O baths, den, Rec room, Sudbury Rd., 390-0406. ovated quiet pard, air & Perfect for sharing. transportation, good place, CAC, 2-car gar., Oversize Patio Home, appliances. 1 1/2 bdrm. 20x40 in-ground pool, MIDDLESEX- By Owner. OUT OF AREA $1080/mo. Call 996-7470. neighborhood. Excellent deck, 100x100 lanced lot. 215 A orig. owner, best value) $23K Neg. 908-541-2748 or 996-7670. central air, i acre, asking income property. 563-2676. Pin neat, 7 Owner will pay V4 pi. $125,800. HELP-U-SELL PROPERTY $219,900. Call 722-6654. $198,900. 908-232-5917. room B/L, air, garage, No. $179,900. Call 908-463- TOWNHOUSE* * IP.FT.M.Bkr. 469-2800. BOUND BROOK— 2 BUYERS/ SELLERS SER- Side, $179,900. HELP-U- 7640. VCONDOMINIUMS I New state sponsored bdrm, $650 per mo. 1V6 VICES- FREE.Weekly MANVILLE- By Owner. SELL P.FT, M.Bkr. 469- FOR SALE J fund, 5% down, 30 yr BOCA RATON, FLA- 1 2*0 months security. No pets. list of Properties of Sale 3 bdrm. Ranch home, 2800. Our bank now pays PISCATAWAY- OPEN V! easy qualifying formulas. mi. from beach. 2 bdrm., REAL ESTATE 469-5334. by Owner w/addresses, 100x100 lot, 1V4 baths, all your closing costs, ex- HOUSE, Sun. Aug. 25: 1-BRIDOEWATER- FRANKLIN PARK- By 2 bath Townhouse, BOUND BROOK— nice prices. Owner's phone beautiful landscaping. Lo- cept prepays, If qual. 4. Custom Rancn, stone Beacon HIM condo, 2 Owner. OPEN HOUSE, across street from golf & WANTED area. Kitchen/dinette, LR, Attention Sellers: Pay cated opposite Christ the front, 3 bdrms., 21/2 bdrm, 2 bath, CAC, near tennis. Asking $62,000. NESHANIC- BByy Owner, Sun., 1-4, 1 Taylor Drive. 2 large bdrms., $750/mo. only $3950 at closing. King School. Asking baths, LR, Kit, Dinette, Rt. 78, 22. & 287. Avail. 9/ 821-2355. 1st floor Call Robert R. Sauer, Jr., plus util. 356-9179. Call HELP-U-SELL $230,000. 725-9350 reduced $903,000, . 4Vi extra large Rec Room In 1. By owner. $114,900. Condo, DR, 2 bdrms,, 2 Realtor, 407-395-5400. COUPLE WISHES- to Plscataway, Franklin & acres, 2 yr old brick Colo- bsmt. w/nalf bath. CAC, Call 908-356-3759. baths, $102,000. HELP-U- Assume Mortgage from BOUND 8RO0K- Prime nial, 4 bdrms, 2Vfe baths, COLORADO- Fort Gar- location, beautiful 4 room Middlesex, Brokers, 908- WHEEL OFF IN fenced yard, att. garage. SELL P.FT.M.Bkr. 469- land cabin w/5 wooded owner of a small Ranch 469-2800. 2 fireplaces, FR, DR, full $179,900. Dlr: Rt. 22.CRANFORD— $30K over a 30 yr period. II in- apt. plus laundry, W/W A MEW CAR bsmt. 2 car att gar. BELOW COST. Mod. Ig. 2 2800. New state spon- acres, near Alamosa. 9 Dunellen exit, follow So. sored fund, 5% down, 30 yrs old. Good hunting, terested contact Jim carpet, private parking. HIGHLAND PARK- By $269,000. 908-281-6298 Washington Ave. make bdrm., 2 bath Condo, yr. easy qualifying formu- 908-526-3089. Avail. 9/30. 774-5176. Owner. Custom built 4 elev. pkg, walk RR, 20 ml. fishing, vacations. Fully rt.at American Legion Hall equipped. Beautiful scen- BRIDGEWATER— 2 bedroom Colonial. 2 to 113 Summers Ave.NYC. Adj. park. Mt. $159. fas. bdrm., LR, DR, eat-In years old. Near park. 2 Advertise Prime blag. Must see. ery. Peace & quiet. AUTOMOTIVE 908-752-2715, after 7pm MANVILLE- limited ages $45,000. 906-647-0926 245 kitchen, in 2-famlly home. car gar. Moving out of in the Clastified! S149K/BO. Owner, 908-52 + , 1st floor, 1 bdrm, $650 plus util. Call 908- area. 908-247-1637. PISCATAWAY- Wyn- 709-1540. leave message BUSINESS newood. Mint cond. 4 new CAC & Frlgadaire, r[OPPORTUNITIES 707-0580. bdrm. split., 1 acre park- private bsmt, W/D, private CRESTWOOD- Whiting. BRIDGEWATER- 4 spa- like setting. AC, fireplace. CRANFORD parking, $81,900 neg. NJ for active adults cious rooms, 5 closets, Call 908-874-0994. (55+). Over 7,500 CRANFORD $67,900 Asking $239,900. By homes. No congestion. ATTENTION MLM refr., vanity, CAC, heat, Owner. 469-4757. NORTH BRUNSWICK- PROS:- Dissatisfied ? ar., access to 3 hwys. By Owner, 422-9544. Hid- 40 styles from $25,000 to §730 mo. Adults, no pets. RARITAN— by Owner. (Cngltsfy den Lakes Townhouse, $159,000. Beautiful, se- joined too late ? ask Cape Cod, 3 bdrms., 1 rene, secure. FREE PIC- former executive about 906-725-7270. finished bsmt + gar. something better 1-908- bath, LR, big kit., full $183,900. HELP-U-SELL TURE BROCHURE. CRANFORD— 4 rooms, bsmt., sun porch, gar., P.FT.M.Bkr, 469-2800. HEARTLAND REALTY AS- 607-0806 avail. 10/1, 1st floor, near 75x150 corner lot, asking Our bank now pays all SOCIATES, REALTORS; ATTENTION WORKING trans. & shopping center, LOCATION, $162,000. 908-725-6450 CONDOMINIUMS your closing costs, except P.O. BOX-D, 480 Rt. 530, MOTHERS- If you want $750/mo. + util. Call READINQTON— By prepays, If qual. Whiting, NJ 08759. 1-800- to spend more time with 272-8170 after 5PM. Owner. Cathedrals, sky- e CHde World Charm 631-5509. your children, work out of PISCATAWAY—Soc Hill, CRANFORD- New. CONDITION lights, woods, seclusion, e Modem Renovations EA8TON PA- 4 month your home, and still make bright, lovely, 5 room, 2 4.5 ac, $349,900. HELP- twnhse. end unit, 2 bdrm, great money, Call 908- e Estate Grounds 2V4 bth, LR, DR, e-l-k. colonial home, AC, 3 bdrms, central air, close U-SELL P.FT.M.Bkr. 469- 754-3408 or 1-800-427- to Parkway. Refs. No Newly refurbished 1 BR Kahlcrest condominium. storage, patio, attic, c/a, bdrm, DR, LR, kit., 23408. Great benefits, earn 2B0O or 534-2852. Seller One, Two, or three be- w/w, tennis/pool, baths, basement, garage, pets. 272-8536/272-4319 Conveniently located just a few steps to shopping, will hold 1st mortgage. droom, each with li- $139,900. 908-699-9146. 110x60 lot. 45 min from CRANFORD —1st fl in 2 SO. PLAINFIELD- 3 Bridgewater. Asking OF E banking and trains. Features low maint, & taxes. brary sized entrance ROSELLE BY OWNER- fam house; 3 bdrm.; liv Bdrm. split, 1V& baths, $129,000. 908-968-7451 90'S..?_- Advertisemen? , t ™,in rm; din rm; 2 baths; eat In OR, upgraded eat in kit., foyers, solid oak par- 2 big bdrm, 2V4 bath OR 215-252-8268 your own HOME TOWN. Sold thru Broker by prospectus. Townhouse In wooded kit; 2 car garage; bsmt w. FR, full bsmt, 75x190 lot, quet flooring, plaster LOTS FOR SALE- PO- Ground floor oportunity in w/d hkups; pnv entr; Ige aluminum siding, many walls, high ceilings, setting. Large eat-In coun- an unique specialized try kitchen with sliders to CONO MTS. NO MONEY yard; kids & sm pets ok; extras. Asking $154,000. wide moldings, reno- DOWN. Take over pay- 'Jvelf fxclusive tornto'ies. $1000/mo 1V4 mo sec. 756-1629. deck overlooking woods. vated, from $107,500, Dining room/Living room ments. Bank repossessed Only $7500 complete. No 272-3518 or 654-4062. (201) 773-6262 SO. PLAINFIELD- Re- lot. Wooded vacation brokers serious ap- up. Specials from with fireplace. 15 x 30 plicants only. Mail to: HIGHLAND PARK- 1 duced. Kennedy School recreation room with red- community. Many extras. bdrm., heat & water in- $94,500. Twenty sev- Call Tom evenings. Wagon Master P.O. Box expanded Cape, 3 bdrm., wood paneling & -9 ft red- 303 Whitehouse, N.J. cluded, 1 mo. security, LR, DR, eat-In kit., 2 full en different floor pla- wood bar. Central air. 1(717)992-5414. convenient location, avail. baths, enclosed large ns. Lots of closet space. MYRTLE BEACH, SC- 8/15, No pets. $700/mo. CIRKUS deck, finished bsmt., 2 Maintenance free. Conve- Fully furn. suite w/ocean LUNCH TRUCK AND 985-4355 car gar. $149,900. 908- • Elegant model nient to all highways & view terr. + 2 pools, 5 ROUTE excellent cond, 769-6413. e Owner financing trains. Asking $149,900. whirlpools, exercise rm, REAL ESTATE, INC. 906-241-1234 steam & sauna rm, asking 1 Advertise In the CttutHtd! to qualified buyers. apt. A block from town. SCOTCH PLAINS- BY $71,900. Days 908-582- Heat & water supplied. 4166; eves 908-873-1161 RARITAN- Salon for M-F by appt. OWNER. 3 yrs young, Avail. Oct. 1. Call 201- very private, 2 bdrm, 1V4 DID YOU sale, Corner of Wall & 361-5975. Sat 10:30-4:30 Somerset St., 800+ sq ft. bath, central air, eat kv KNOW... Moving South! Call 526- MANVILLE- 2 apts. tor kitchen, LR, modern ap- that an ad In this local 7526. rent. One, 2Bdrm, kitch- 276-0370 pliances, backyafd & paper also goes Into 14 en, LR, bath, full base- patio. $114,500. Must other local papers? Reach REWARD ment, washer/dryer hook- 217 Proepeci Avenue see. Before 6pm, 201-over 140,000 households FINANCIAL ups, $750 plus utli. The Crantert, NJ 070te 698-0241, then 908-322- with one call I OPPORTUNITY other, 1 bdrm., kitchen, '4531 ask for Bart 1400-334-0831 Join a well established LR, bath. $525 plus util. network-6 month old Both apts. modern & MLM, began Jan. 1,1991, clean. 11/2 mos. security. with a fast growing Prod- NO PETS. Call 725-3391 uct Line. Designed to beor 725-4710. HOUSE OF THE WEEK simple, fun and easy. No start up cost-nothing to ;— 2nd fl., 2 lose. Call evenings, 908- BR + LR, DR, eat in Kit. SCOTCH PLAINS $310,000 CRANFORD 9680029 or 356-6419. W&D hook up. $700 + PLAINFIELD $199,000 util. 908-704-1522 "Romeo and Juliet" - Master bedroom with balcony, Cul-de-Sac, located on an acre ot landscaped grou- SALES/ADVERTISING beam celling, ramdon plank floors, leaded glass nds, featuring 4 bedrooms and 3 full baths, Inground $265,000 MANVILLE- A rooms, windows, 3 large bedrooms. SPL-1380. pool and mare. SPL-1429 BIG BUCKS !!! heat & cold water. 1 mo. Steady, recession security. Mature person. proof commissions No pets. Avail. Sept. 1. tor neat, motivated, 908-722-0905. reliable individual. METUCHEN- immac. Studio apt. with separate Own Transportation. Kit. & bath, ample closets. Ask for Sales. No pets. $650/mo. Incl. 908-534-1977 util. Avail. 9/1. 908-549- TRUCK REPAIR & 4637; 9QB-494-1062. PARTS SHOP- Heavy METUCHEN- modern duty, good business on studio separate kit. & major highway. MUST bath. Big closets. No SELL. Terms avail, pets. $650 Incl. utli./offer. SCOTCH PLAINS $184,900 906-525-0030 549-4637, 494-1062. "OLDWICK" "PINK- Avail. 9/1 SCOTCH PLAINS $139,000 Colonial charmer with 3 bedrooms, 1V5 baths, den SLEIGH"5 acres. Retiring MIDDLESEX- efflcency, Groat starter, new kitchen wtlh picture windows, plus screened porch, walk to NY transp. and schoo- owner reluctantly says private home, kit., bath, overlooking private yard, maint. free oxionor, porch, ls Rec. Room Excellent family neighborhood, SPL- Spacious 5 bedroom, 3 bath home wtth a family room, bath & "SELL!" 2 Greenhouses, carpeting, all utilities In- large bedrooms. A must see, SPL-1460. 1437. laundry room addition. Enclosed & heated front porch opens to the living room. Formal dining room, oak dine-In kitchen, natural wood- 3 car garage, 4 show- cluded. 1 mo. security. • Of THC UAH FINANCIAL NCT««K work, double garage & central air. Lovely 175' deep property. Walk rooms + Living quarters. $450/mo. Call after 6PM to school & public transportation. Call today (or your tourl FIRST TIME OFFERED AT 537-2022. COLDWeiX $695,000. MIDDLESEX- Mid- CMLXOIDWPXLBANKKR dlesex Village. Spacious 1 bdrm. Garden apt. $660/ mo. Includes heat SCHLOTT KIAI IOKS & H.W. NO PETS. Pool available. Call 356-5550 310 Park Ave., Scotch Plains - 322-9102 REALTORS" 232-8400 leave message. 44 Elm Street NO. PLAINFIELD- old mansion, 1 bdrm, paint- Westfield. N.J. ed, plenty of closets, heat & hot water inc., no pets. Call 356-2342 THE SHOW HOUSE FIRST ASSOCIATION OF INDEPENDENT REAL ESTATE BROKERS, INC. Charities In 30mo communities occasionally stage house lours as lund raisers. Often, a house will belong Each Office Individually Owned and Operated to a celobrity or bo spoclaNy docoratod to showcase work ol a local interior decorators. These homes are band-box porloct, not a pillow out of place. We wouldnt recommend calling in the interior HIDDEN OASIS LAND! LAND1 LAND! EXPANDED CAPE WITH A FIREPLACE decorators and totally rodoing tho place bolore you put MARTINSVILLE •229,950 COKESBURY LOT CLINTON TOWNSHIP your home on tho market. But someone coming Into Ownsr noeds cash! Quick Sale! 559.500. REDUCED TO SELL!!!!!!!!! your homo who Is considering buying It Is just as Important as any othor visitor - probably more MARTINSVILLE Loving care has been given this 3 bedroom home, 2 lull baths, a Important. And you want to present a similar aura of science kitchen w/eating area, screened back porch over a well perfection. 2 Building Lotsl City sewor, gas & electric avail- manicured back yard, updated electricity and plumbing, lull base- Getting a house roady to show roally moans getting able1 $240,000 for both1 ment, 1 car art. garage. Many extras, call lor further details and an It ready for company. Windows should ba bright and appointment. claan and curlnlna lott open, Cul flowers and bright HILLSBOROUGH lighting can mako rooms ospoclally attractive. Wipe up 3 ACRES READY TO BUILDI $133,400. fingerprints around light swllchos and door handlBS. Make sure tho house smells good; fresh nlrs tho best BRIOQEWATER 272-8337 "aconl." Touch up paint or ropalnl whenever J99.900 Ontun; necessary. Prtvtl* l*n« ' woodtd Hltlng • 3 Mdroom custom 1 Acre • North of Rt 22 - City utilities available1 Colon)*! Cape - IB dmino room • 15 » 10 iwng loom 11 115 MMn Street The hollar your house looks. Iho bailor our with flr«pl»e» • H « 17 kltcfwn A mull MM! I Combo homo use paimittod Call quick Cranford prospective buyors will liko il To soil your property, call RANALD C. BROWN RANALD C. BROWN us at: ' Stlltlhd Clitnli ntcommoml Lft" "SHIttltd Client! fl»comm»nd Ui" D.S. KUZSMA 1S34 Washington Valley Rd., ManlntvlllB, N.J. 1934 Washington Valley Rd., Martinavllle, N.J. • C A I TV F-"h "I1'* '• tndtjxndtntljr ownid ind opctutd. 'Yes, you can buy a home in New Jersey" REALTOR (908)469-2333 REALTOR (906)469-2333 Hours: 9:30 to 6 p.m., Thurs, 9:301o B p.m., Sat. & Sun. Mil 8 p.m. Barton Kealty 106 N. Union Ave. • Craniord • 272-4020 August 22,1991 - Union County OMSMMI - S BOUND BROOK- Ap- ORTLEY BEACH- (2 proximately 700 sq ft Of- weekly family efficiency 298 fice or Store. Good expo- If C COMMERCIAL*** \ I apts.) Each sleeps 5. sure. $590 plus. Call 908- $400/wk. plus security UUBM REAL ESTATE 658-3711 home or 908- I PROPERTY I each side. Openings. Call WANTED 771-1475 work V FOR RENT J 1-908-349-4043 BRIDGEWATER - POCONOS— Luxuriously C O N N E C T I O N BRANCHBURG PINE "DUTCH TWINS", lease BRIDQEWATER- 4000 furnished mountain cha- NOTICE: All ROOMMATES MOTEL— dally, weekly or Rt. 206 North & Rt. 287. sq.ft. Office Space. New let. Near Delaware Water WANTED advertisements NORTH PLAINFIELD, SO. PLAINFIELD BOR- WATCHUNQ— furnished SO. PLAINFIELD- nicely monthly. Pay service util- 4210 sq.ft. BUSINESS/ heat & A/C. Asking $7.50 Gap. Many activities. are PAYABLE IN ADVANCE GREENWOOD GAR- DER— 2 family home, on 3 room apt., on acreage, appointed 2 bdrm. du- ity, no security required. OFFICE USEII Asking sq.ft. w/adjacent 3600 Summer rental still avail- by cash, check, VISA or DENS- Wall-maintained Park Ave, 1st floor apt., 5 private. ALSO a furnished plex, LR, DR. 11/2 baths, Call 722-9520. $14.50 sq. ft. NET! sq.ft. Warehouse at $4. sq.ft. w/loadlng dock. To- able. Call 231-1445. Master Card. For a quote 1 bdrm. garden apt*. rooms, w/ fireplace, heat 3 room mobile horn* $1050/ mo. + util., Avail BRIDGEWATER lge. fur- RANALD C. BROWN, Re- POCONOS-Big Bass S6S0.4i/mo. A z bdrms. & garage. $750/mo. + gether or separately. on costt please call Avail., ••eluded. Call for Oct. 1. Call 654-1094 nished room for working altor 908-460-2333. Lake. Autumn getaways! 1-600-334-0531. $760.41 Includes haat & security. 908-549-8997 info 008-759-3024 •vsa. or 654-1095 Iv msg. female. $B0/wk. Kitchen RANALD C. BROWN, Re- Resort community, 3 H.W. NOPETS.76«-1157 CRANFORD— 2nd floor, altor, 908-469-2333. SO. PLAINFIELD- single WHITEHOUSE- Rt 22, WESTFIELD- Small privileges, Non-smoker. recently renovated 4 rm. Bdrm, lakefront, fireplace, laavs mag. Off-street parking. Call BRIDGEWATER- Com cable, VCR, boat, fishing, SOMERSET— need a prof, woman, non-smoker, X-lg. 2 Br, over retail busi- north side cottage-like spacious office w/great person (M or F) 25-30 to PI3CATAWAY- 2 bdrm. fa. studio, kit., bath, LR & ness, avail. Immed. Pri- home needs responsible 908-725-8906. lighting. Lg. 3rd floor for bination store/offices; free tennis, lodge w/pool fenced-ln yard, garage, 4500 sq. ft. for rent on Rt. Fall rates; weekends, share a 3 bedroom Bdrm combo,, prjv. en- vate entrance, with deck. tenant. L.R.. bdrm., kit., BRIDGEWATER Working storage. CAC. All util. incl. townhouse with 2 pro- washer/dryer hookup. trance gar., back yard, Elac, haat, lawn cutting, small sitting rm. or pos- 908-232-2996 22 east off Rt. 287. Park- weekly, midweek spe- $850 plus utilities. No woman to share house. Ing for 10 cars, full air and feaalonal females. Good util. Inc., refs & sec. No snow removal, AC, w&d,sible 2nd. bedrm. or of- Full kit. priviledges. $350 Clals. 201-992-4903. Sense of Humor a Muttt pets. 908-937-8158. pets. Avail. Oct. 1. Call rafrldgarator incl. Pats ok. fics 4 bath. Sec, ref., de- CRANFORD- Walk to heat. Imm. occupancy. includes utilities. One railroad. Private room, fax Will alter to suit tenant. SEASIDE PARK- Ocean If Interested pleaaa call 908-757-4B97 $ 975.+ 1 month secu- posit for heat. $825/mo. month sec. Call 906-707- 231^880 or 231-9629 PLAINFIELD STUDIO rity. 008-238-6373 plus Util. 212-996-1250. & copy machine. Reason- Call for appt. between view, rent for the months APT— Hardwood floors, SOMERSET- 1 bed- 1143. able. Info. 516-568-8871. 10:30AM & noon Monday Sept. & Oct. Sleeps 7, between «:30AM-BPM. off street parking, W & D. room, Living Room, kitch- FLAGTOWN- 3 rooms & thru Friday, (908) 356- $750/mo. sleeps 5-S5S0/ FANWOOD- Female to HIGHLAND PARK— 500 1975, ask for Mr. Abe mo. sleeps 4-$S007mo. $475 mo. AvaiL Immed. en, heat included. $625 288 290 *\ bath, utilities included sq. ft. office on the Main share 2 bdrm, 2 bath ERA Reed Realty, Realtor per month, 11/2 month $675/mo. 1Vi mo. secu- Schumer. Brokers pro- Call 908-537-2597, (kitchsn, LR & DR) apt. HOUSES TOWNHOUSE* * I Street (Raritan Ave.) of tected^ 908-769-0011. security. Call 937-9835. rity req. 908-782-6114 or Highland Park. New faci- SO. SEASIDE PARK- with 2 others. Share ele- PLAINFIELD-1 or 2 bed- SOMERVILLE/BRIDGE- FOR RENT CONDOMINIUMS I 2Q1-744-4SS3. lity with parking in ex- CRANFORD— 2600 sq. luxury ocean front condo, ctric, cable & phont ex- room, off street prkg, WATER- 1 bdrm, 1st FOR RENT J HILLSBOROUGH— Fur- cellent location. Available ft. Office space/Ware- spectacular view, AC, penses. Large walk in large rooms, eat-in- floor, near hospital, no Immediately. Call 719- house, light mfg., excel- sleeps 6, $759/week. Call closet bdrm. Basic cable A PROFESSIONAL RE- nished room with bath. kitcnen, nice location. pets. Security & refer- c A PROFESSIONAL RE- Use of kitchen, laundry. 7985, 9-5 ask for Billle lent area centralFy located 647-7089. Is already hooked on & ALTOR- will help you $600-$745/mo. Call 908- ences. Call 526-1632. ALTOR— will help you Off street parking. For Davis. with parking, Avail. TIME SHARE UNITS- working phone lack 846-7816. Call after 4:30. obtain a rental to meat obtain a rental to meet Immed. Call 8-5, Mon-Fri, (share line). Built in AC. SOMERVILLE/BRIDGE- your needs. Fees paid by male. Call 908-359-0238. MANVILLE- Professional and campground mem- WATER- 2 bdrm, 2nd your needs. Fees paid by 908-272-5743. berships. Distress sales- Electronic secure & RARITAN- duplex, 2 Br., landlord. Call John today landlord. Call John today MANVILLE- 2nd floor bldg, 509 sq. ft., parking- beautifully maintained 1 1/2 bath, LR, eat in kit, floor, near hospital, no at RE/MAX Partners Re furnished, nice area, main street location. 908- METUCHEN- Brand new cheapl Worldwide selec- bldg. Across from major pets. Security & refer- at RE/MAX Partners Re- tions. Call VACATION full baement, CA, oft altora, 908534-5052 altors, 906-534-5052 bright & airy, $80/wk., 2 477-2628. stores available Im- foodstore & fast food res- ences. Call 526-1632. mediately on Central Av- NETWORK U.S. and Can- taurants. Right on bus street parking, no pets, BASKING RIDGE- 3 weeks security. Refs. No METUCHEN- Excellent ada 1-800-736-8250 or $850+ 1 month security SOMERVILLE- Vfe du- BEDMINSTER- The kitchen. 359-4949. economical office suites, enue. Call 548-5880 be- lines. Call 245-5660 ask bdrm. house on 1Vh Hills. Furnished executive fore 10AM or after 4PM 305-566-2203. Free rental for Debbia. avail OctOI. 725-9040 plex, 6 rooms, 3 bdrms, acres. 11* baths. AC, PISCATAWAY & PERTH near PO & RR. Rent ne- information 305-563-5586. 1V4 baths, near the "Y". walking distance to shop- Condo, 2 bdrms. Avail- AMBOY- both off 287. gotlable 908-549-4090 METUCHEN- for lease. ROSELLE PARK- 1 able Sept 1. Call Cheryl TIMESHARE- Condo up RARITAN- Male to S925/mo, + utilities. 1V* ping ft train. $1550/mo. Furnished. Piscataway- PISCATAWAY- OFFICE Warehouse, 1250 sq. ft. share furnished house. bdrm. & Efficiencies. Heat mo. security. 526-3311. Call 908-708-2642 tor details 781-7515 Private entrance, deck, OR RETAIL. 6,000 SQ. Drive-in loading. Available to 2 weeks available, any- & hot water supplied. Immediately. $600/ where in the World, plus Wall/wall carpeting, cable SOMERVILLE- 2 bdrms, BOUND BROOK- 2 bed- bath, cable. Perth Amboy- FT. WILL DIVIDE. $300 + '* utilities. Call New w/w carpet, painted, BEDMIN8TER- 4 bdrm. room Townhouse, full month. Call 908-494-5348 St. Maarten 6/31 9/7. nice bldg. Private parking. kit., LR, & bath, no pets, center hall Colonial w/ share Kit. & bath. $100/ FORMER BANK AND evenings 722-2069 basement. $900/mo. wk. 908-469-6687. DENTIST OFFICE. 981- Sleeps 4. $450/wk. Call No pets. Call 241-6869, heat supplied. Reason- sunroom & porch on love- + utilities. No pets, refer- RETAIL SPACE AVAIL- 908-359-2041 SOUTH PLAINFIELD- after 4 pm. or Iv. mess. able rent to a reliable ly 90 acre estate. Ideal sit- ences and security re- PISCATAWAY— fur- 1313. ABLE with ample parking Housemate wanted. 494-1617, party. Call after 5PM 908- uation for children & pets. Suired. RANALD C. nished bedroom, private SCOTCH PLAINS- mod- In prestigious Harding Working SWF, 25-40, rent 369-4659. $2S00/mo. 908-781-7005. ROWN, Realtor, LR, kit, share bath. Male, ern 4 room office space. Square. Located on the 285 $350. Credits for light of- ROSELLE- Residential SOMERVILLE- 3 bdrm., 468-2333. non-smoker. $375/mo. 1 CAC, w/w carpet, 2nd Country Mile in Harding fice work-$10/hr. Call 908- area, 2 family, newly ren- CALIFON- attractive & mo sec. Avail Immed. MISCELLANEOUS kitchen, LR, large private clean Ranch house, at- floor. $795 plus util. Call Twsp. For info call 609- RENTALS 647-3347 ovated, 2nd floor, 1 bdrm, fenced yard, separate BRIDGEWATER- 2 699-1289. 908-754-5162 eves.; days 924-4552. LR, kitchen, bath. Large tached 1 car garage, bdrm Condo, remodeled WESTFIELD- college util., sec, & refs. Avail, bsmt., blacktop drive. Vb PISCATAWAY- Room in 908-322-8400. S. PLAINFIELD- 5500 students, mature male rooms, driveway parking, immed. $780/mo. 722- kitchen, newly painted, private home. Available $600+ utilities. Call 469- acre lawn & landscaped. tennis, pool. Available 9/ SOMERSET sq. ft/ wharehouse space INSIDE & OUTSIDE- adults preferred, ref. re- 0056. Large LR with fireplace, 3 September 1st. Kitchen with inside loading dock quired, near train station, 1813 between 6 & 9PM 1. $750/month + utilities. privileges. Non-smoker. cars, boats, campers & SOMERVILLE- 4 rooms, nice sized Bdrms, mod- Call 201-366-7494 Professional center office & office. Minutes from equipment storage. Call Call Kim 201-834-2790 SCOTCH PLAINS- 2 bath, nice area. Available ern & bright kitchen, large Call 908-752-0463 after 287.. Call 908-753-0200 908-534-4638. CRANFORD- Kahlcrest 5pm. condo. approx. 900 sq. ft. WESTFIELD— M/F to bdrms., LR, W/W carpet, now. $625 plus utilities. 1 DR with patio door to pri- Purchase at $99,000 or SO. BOUND BROOK- share large 2 bdrm apt. in modern kit., tile bath. 1/2 mo. security. No pels. vate back yard, modern 2 bdrm condo: W/W, A/C, PLAINFIELD- Nice area, Refrig., range, DW, close rent w/ option. Won't lastl 2000 sq. ft. elevator bldg. 1 block CAC, $795 + util. No 908-725-5341. bath, efficient baseboard yard, parking, cable, store/office on busy Rte. 290 from RR & town. $425/ pets. Avail. Sept. 1. Days heat, well insulated, to trans. & town . $865. SOMERVILLE- 5 rooms, per month H/W Incl. Call kitchen privileges, washer 2300 sq. ft. free-standing 527 with easy access to WANTED mo. 1Vi security. All util 322-B400; eves. 754-5162 washer/dryer included, & dryer. $100 wk. 908- condo In professional Rte. 287. Call Bob at 908- 2nd floor of 2-Family easy location, near shop- 9a 5p 908-276-3060. incl. Avail 8/1. 7B9-2577 SO PLAINFIELD 6 rms, home. Lge. LR, modern 561-2572 center. Medical approved. 766-6685. TO RENT ping. iVi month security FLEMINQTON- Sun Can subdivide. Ample 1st fl, 2 fam, w-to-w carp, Kit.. DR, 2 bdrms, busi- $11 SO/month. Carl R. PLAINFIELD- Quiet SOMERVILLE- FOR liv rm, din rm, eat in kltch, ness couple pref. $650/ Ridge Condo. 2 bdrm, neighborhood in nice parking. LEASE. 4500 Sq.Ft. J Burd. 908-832-2164. VA bath, garage & base- cNOTICE: All WANTED TO bsmnt w/laundry, garage, mo. plus util. Avail. 9/15. CRANFORD- Northslde, area, use of house for Machine Shop or light RENT advertisements are Ig fenced yard, walk to Call 908-722-1526, ment. Avail. 11/91. $900/ $100 wk. Two wks. sec. 100% financing manufacturing area w/ 2 FAMILY, 1ST floor. 2 mo. plus util. Call 908- to qualified buyer PAYABLE IN ADVANCE It may be schools, $975 plus sec. SOMERVILLE- Hospital Bdrm, LR, DR, Den, ga- required. 908-769-4356. loading dock. Call Herb by cash, check, VISA or Avail 10/1. Call 754-3749, 526-1690. SOMERVILLE— beautiful Call for details 725-1026, bet. 8-5PM. area. Huge 1 bdrm, LR, rage, storage in anic & HILLSBOROUGH Master Card. For a quote "junk" to you SO. BOUND BROOK- DR, eat in kit, CAC, car- basement, large yard, location. Nicely furnished HEROUX REALTY WHITEHOUSE- Rt. 22, on coat, please call mother & daughter, luxury pet, 'closets, parking. close to train/Union Col- room w/refrigerator. Non Broker (908)873-5577 approx. 1,000 sq. ft. retail 1-800-334-0531. apts. W&D, dishwasher, $775 -t- util. No pets. lege. New paint, no pets. 3-4 bedroom, central air, smoker, male preferred. space avail. Over 2,000 but refrlg., w/w carpet, fin- Avail now. 725-0364 S915/mo + util. Avail 10/ fireplace, finished base- References, security. $75 SOMERVILLE- 1300 sq. ft. ol garage space CAREER-MINDED ished basement, fenced ment, poolAennis. Avail, & up. 725-6470 after 4PM. sq.ft. Office space, fully YOUNG LADY- seeks 1 SOMERVILLE- large 1 1, To see only Sat., Aug. imm, $1200 a month. air conditioned, ground also available. 908-534- yard. Call 722-2765. bdrm, $600 + utilities, 24th, 10am-4pm. 441 SOUTH PLAINFIELD- level. $975/mo. Call 725- 2743 after 6 pm. bedroom furnished (or somebody is Brookslde Place. Call for other available unfurn.) apartment with central air, parking, laun- Somerset County Rentals Furnlshed rooms In quiet 1026, ask for Herb. dry. Call 526-5128 area. Laundry facilities heat & hot water included BROOKSIDE DUNELLEN- 2 bdrm. We have more available SOMERVILLE- 600 sq. for $500. near train or bus reading SOUTH BOUND Call ust available. 908-499-0634 ( 28O ^ line In Cranford. Have GARDEN APTS. 2nd floor of 2 family, or 756-0192. ft. Prime location, 65 No. BROOK— 2 rooms, $499. $825. per month. NO HEROUX REALTY Gaston Ave., heat & AC I VACATION I references & security. Somerville, N.J. 3 rooms. $609. Near Rt. PETS. 908-281-6865 supplied, new carpet. Call 245-5660, 5:30PM- Classified Broker (908)873-5577 I RENTALS J 9PM. Limited Time offer 287. Utilities included. FRENCHTOWN BORO- Avail. Immediately. 908- Nice area. 647-7089. HILLSB0ROUQH- 1 ( «o \ 722-3059. NO SECURITY SOUTH PLAINFIELD- 2 8 rm. house on 2 acres, 4 bdrm. condo. End unit, OFFICES CONTRACTOR WANTS looking for a DEPOSIT bdrm., eat-in kit., LR, bdrms., Vh baths, 2 car excel, cond., w/w carpet, SOUTH PLAINFIELD- LBI— New large ocean- HOUSE- or Apt. 1 or 2 gar., $1000 + util. V/i I FOR RENT J side duplex, 3 bdrms., 2 years, this area, can do No Security Required bathroom, on 2nd floor In dishwasher & window Professional office In mos. sec. Avlal. 10/1. Call treatments. Pool & tennis. baths, avail, wkly. from 8/ any repairs- alterations for "bargain." Modern, air-conditioned two-family house, $875 in- prestigious medical build- 534-1089 or 735-9459. ST2S. 908-8743398. fag. Flexible arrange- 31, $650-$750 or wkends. part rental. No children, apartments available cludes utilities. 908-561- UN LVN AREA 3 night mln. $120-$13O/ no pets, widower, 6O's. 8496. MANVILLE- cozy 2 SOMERSET- 2 bdrm:, 7Oor*\ff?:i«IEW oWee ments, lot Jull/part time Call Mr. Cooper 295-3861 1BR-S637& up bdrm, large eat-In kit. LR shared use spaces. From night. 908-232-4909. SOUTH PLAINFIELD- 2'A bath Townhouse, Ea. space, dLlal 'access, ab- 2BR - $675 & up w/flreplace, full finished bdrm. has separate bath, undant parking, conveni- 1 -7 offices available. Price LONG BEACH ISLAND— Includes heat largo 1st floor apt. 1 bsmt, Ig treed lot. $800/ w/w carpet, CAC, washer/ ently located to major negotiable. Near major re- Sleeps 6, kit., LR, Cable, and hot water bdrm., no pets. $650/mo. mo + util, V6 mo. secu- dryer, other extras, tennis transportation, $495 mo. gional medical center. Deck, 2 blocks to beach. + util. Call 463-0816 Call Dr. Thornton at Office located at: rity, references. 359-4949 & pool. $1100. 914-279 Aval). Immed. (908) Neat & clean. $250-$475. THREE BRIDGES- Mod MILLBURN- 3 bdrm., 1 2051 or 914-376-5915. 752-4242. 753-1800. Weekdays 908-725-2452/ Classified Works Nights - 129 Mercer St., ern 2 bdrm. apt. in quiet Somerville * bath, LR, DR, Sunroom. WATCHUNG- a p- weekends 609-492-6062. town. Large Kitchen, large Lge. yard. Walk to trans., • • • NORTH WILDWOOD- Hours: Man yard, parking, 11/2 mos. proximately 500 to 1375 park, school. Avail. 9/1. Adi in Classified DUNELLEN AREA- 2RM sq. '. professional build- efficlency Condo, sleeps Thurs. & Fri. till 8:00 Fri sec. $630 plus util. 908- $1500/mo. plus util. 201- Office w/full kitchenette & 4, 2nd floor, private bal- 8 AM-5 PM 788-9394. don't cost — ing. Easy access to route Sat. & Sun. 10 AM-3 PM 379-2356. Bath, excel, location to all 78 & 22. Ample parking, cony, AC, CC TV, pool, Sat, 9 am -1 pm They pay! major transportation. avail. Immediately. 561- tennis, $400 per wk. Call Immed. occupancy. 908-781-6028. 725-2909 Advertise In the $395/mo. 908-752-4242. 2600 or 232-9323 C O N N E C T I N BRIDGEWATER 7 HILLSBOROUGH 43 In- PISCATAWAY, 2ft DAVIS CRAFT & FLEA AIR CONDITIONERS BAR— with liquor cabinet COUCH * LOVESEAT- DINING ROOM 8ET- VONES LANE- (Rt. 202 dependence Dr. 1 block AVE. (off William St)- MARKET- Holy Trinity $65 Drafting machines on castors, vinyl padded Country, very good condi- Walnut, 60" table, double 3O5 So. between Ortho & past light at triangle and Sat.. 8/24 & Sun. B/25; Eastern Orthodox Church, $50; Bulletin boards, roll- w/formica top, 48"L x 24" tion. Orlg. price $1800. leaf, opens to 84 In. Five AUCTIONS RCA) Sat. & Sun. Aug. 24 206 South. Liv room furni- 10-5. Household, baby 830 Jefferson Ave., Rah- ing cabinets, shelving. W x 39"H. Best Offer. Call Must see, Asking $750. chairs, breakfront, server Si 25, kitchen ware, ture, poker table, metal items, stereo & speakers, way (corner of W. Hazel- Call 908-236-6254. after 6PM 96B-9137 90B-2B1-6147. & pads. $175. 908-463- housewares, mlsc, etc. desk & chair, tools, mlsc more. 752-2634. wood). 8/31; 10/26; 11/9. AIR PLANES FOR BEDROOM SET- all DECORATIVE RUBBER 0473. Lots of good stuff old & items. Sat & Sun, Aug BAM-3PM. $10/10 ft. Call SALE- 1969 Piper Cher- wood, double dresser STAMPS- and gift sets DINING ROOM SET- ELWOOD G. HELLEJR & new. SO PLAINFIELD 3 Page 24th & 25th, 8:30am-3pm. Ct Sal Aug 24TH, 10AM- 908-382-4231. okee 140/160, 1973 Piper with mirror, 4 drawer for children & adults. Walnut. 62" table w/pads, SONS- Auctioneers & Ap- chest, night table, very Great Christmas Gifts! double leaf opens to 92", BRIDGEWATER, 122 MANVILLE, 1OS SO. 4PM. Off New Brunswick CRAFTERS NEEDED- Cherokee 6-300, 1973 praisers. For Info, on auc- SYCAMORE AVE.— Fri. BRIDGE ST., Fri. Sat. & Ave. Piper Cherokee Arrow good cond. $175, 908- Call Karen 908-526-8868 6 chairs, 2 pc. hutch, tions or consignment Craft Show Aug. 31 or 200HP, 1963 Beech 821-2348. „___ $250.908-722-1074. & Sat. 8/23 & 8/24; 9-3. Sun., 8/23, 8/24; 8/25; 9- SOMERVILLE 39 WEST Sept 21. Farm 31, Rte. DENTAL DRILL- small sales, Robert E. Heller, Moving Sale. Something 5. Clothing, household Baron A-55, 1964 Beech BEDROOM SET- Italian DOUBLE MAPLE BED- (908) 236-2195; 704-0555 SPRING ST.- (near 31, Flemington, (same upholstered platform for everyone. Rain or items, misc. YMC) 2 family Sale, Aug. co mplex as Amlsh Baron B-55, 1981 Turbo Provincial, Fruitwood, rocker, floor lamp, twin wlth box spring & mat- HARVIN AUCTION- Shine. No early birds! Commander 640. We take double size mattress/box bed mattress/spring, clam tress, dresser w/mirror, Every Wednesday night at MIDDLESEX 433 DECA- 23, 24 & 25 9-5PM. Misc. Farmers Market) Draws trades. Financing avail. BRIDGEWATER, 234 TUR AVE.- Sat. & Sun. household, clothes, Kus- large crowd. Call Barbara spring, and 6 pieces. steamer, auto tools. 463- Captians bed w/mat1iii». 7PM. 6 Shirley Ave. Som- 908-996-7656 Excel, cond. $700. 908- 9140. Maple desk & chair. B#it erset. N.J. 908-534-9105 SHORT HILLS DR. (off Aug. 24&2S. 10AM-4PM tom amp. No sale on rain 908-7B8-8983. Meadow Rd.)— Sun., days. ALL REASONABLY 722-4509 DESK— executive 60x30 offer. Call 725-4196 Consignments Welcome MIDDLESEX, 50 GLEN DP GYMPAC 1000 $200/ Aug. 25, 9-4, MOVING. GARY RD., 1020 HAZEL- SOUTH BOUND BROOK, PRICED— dining room BUTCHER BLOCK TA- walnut, beautiful condi- Quality Items, DR set, hutch, table w/4 chairs, BLES- $110 each. Oval tion, center for any any Kodiak wood stove $400/ WOOD AVE, 142 MUL- 77 FRANKLIN ST- B/23, THr. ELEVENTH ANHUAL office chair $20/ foam other furn, & misc. BERRY LA.- 8/23 & portable dishwasher w/ rugs: 6x9, blush color, olflce. Call 90B-654-S523. 9AM-3PM & 8/24, 9AM-12 PRALLSVILLE MILLS butcher block top. Call couch & chair-bed $60/ 3X0 CRANFORD 39 HOL- 8/ 24; 9-3, Multi-Family. Noon. MULTI-FAMILY. $85; 5x7 blue bradod, DID YOU ANTIQUE SHOW 709-0384. $25. Microwave, $175. leather chair $i0/wire GARAGE SALES LYWOOD AVE.- {off Furniture, clothes, antl- Something for everyone, KNOW . .. chairs $5. 828-5398. South Ave. East) Sat. ques, much more. clothes, toys, household. &SALE ANTIQUE BOSTON 549-7211 after 5PM that an ad in this local Aug. 24, 9AM-4PM. Rain NO. EDISON 38 ELLMY- SOUTH PLAINFIELD, Salu'rfny, August 24, 1991 ROCKER- Gtiieleg & CAMERA— Chlnon SLR; paper also goes Into 14 DROP LEAF TABLE- w/ Date Sun. Aug. 25. mater- ER RD,— (off Livingston 11B ARLINGTON AVE. - 11 Am - 7PM drop leaf tables; Piano Pentax screw mount wide other local papers? Reach pads; charcoal grill on NOTICE: Alt GARAGE nity & baby clothes plus •iunr/oy, Autfusf 25. 199! rolls; Plain Oak spindles; over 140,000 households wheels; warming oven; SALES advertisements Ave.) Fri. & Sat. Aug. 23 Sat. 8/24, 8-4; Sun, 8/25, 11 Am -5 I'M angle, 85-300mm zoom/ much more. & 24. 10-4PM. 33 gal. fish 10-4. Household Items, older model Shopsmfth. macro, 55mm lens, other with one call! TV stands; sectional sofa; are PAYABLE IN AD- CRANFORD, 5 Public Preview 906-548-5664. 1-800-334-0531. chair; table no cushions. tank & equp., bike, toys, clothes, baseball Items, S300/BO. 609-599- sink, hamper. 752-0930 VANCE by cash, check, HEMLOCK CIRCLE (off books, much more. cards & collectibles. Friday, August 23. 1991 APARTMENT SIZE- 1108. DINETTE SET- glass/ VISA or Master Card. For 7:00 - 9:30 PM Orange Ave.)— Aug. 24- PISCATAWAY, 170 washer/dryer, stackable. CEMETERY PLOT- 1 chrome Oak 48"octagon, EARN MONEY- at horn* a quote on cost, please 25; 10-5. MOVING. Entire SOUTH PLAINFIELD — S 13 00 |MT penunl%25 00 couple Work greatl Very conve- 4 upholstered chairs. Ex- with your PC. Dozens of MARIE AVE.- Sat., 8/24. Two-family yard sale. double cemetery plot for call 1-800-334-0531. contents of home. Furn,, 9-4. Ralndate 8/25. ill the nlentl $250 for pair. Call sale. Forest Lawn Cem- cellent. $300. Call 908- proven money-making appliances, clothing, Aug. 24 & 25. 9-3. 2011 908-865-1173. 781-1356. methods to get your start- BEDMINSTER, 950 Household Items, micro- Hamilton Blvd. So. Plain- Historic etery, Woodbridge, N.J. soup to nuts! 272-7482 APPLIANCES- Refrig- Call90B-572-104B ed NOW! 24 hour com- LARGER CROSS RD. wave cart, children* Items Hold. DINING ROOM HUTCH, puter recorded message. (call for directions 781- DUNELLEN, 122 KLINE & more. Prallsville Mills erators, washers, dryers, CEMETERY PLOT- 1 solid Maple $400; Pine 9858)- Sat., 8/24, 10AM- PL, (Washington to W. WESTFIELD 910 Everts Kl ','.'), SloctrlOPi, New Jersey stoves. Reasonable rates. Dbl bod & night table Call 908-953-9603x852. PISCATAWAY, 191 Ave, Fri 8/23 I2pm-5pm, double csmotery plot for 4PM. Complete bathroom 4th, 2 blocks on loft) — NORMANDY DR. (off Jltr Urlnu'iirr «»" Mill Society All guaranteed. Call 908- salo, Lake Nolson Memo- $300. (2) Bar stools, rush ENGAGEMENT RINQ- set Incl. tile, bowl, pedes- Sat & Sun 8/24 & 8/25 /,ir fdr I'enr/if ol the 231-1047. seats, $30 ea. All excel. for sale. Appraisal valua Sat. 8/24, 9-4. Ralndate 8/ Possomtown Rd)— 8/24 J rial Park. Piscataway. tal sink, brand now, S500. 10am-5pm. Baby Items, / ,^/si-t/'f MPIIS Hcsloiolnin Other misc. 722-6753, $3400; best offsr. BBS- 25. HOUSE SALE. Mov- & 872 5 ; 9 A M -5 P M . clothing, books, furniture, APT. ESTATE SALE- 3 Very reasonable. Cai! Lighting fixtures & Casa- Ing. Furn.. toys, etc. MOVING SALE. Antique 5 Admliilcm (4 00 Sr Glljrni (3 50 wheel elec. scooter; sola; 4716 misc. 113 SOw/tndl lU.OO u'tndl 216-494-9375. DINING ROOM SET- blanca fan. Hundreds ol E. MILLSTONE, AMWELL drawer oak chest, 2 ranch swivel rocker; DR table, 6 oxcellent condition, oval EXCLUSIVE NJ U YARD SALE 164 W Sum- Jill OUt Annqur Sbowi COMPOUND~BOW- left misc. Items. RD. (near Elizabeth Ave.) oak upholstered chairs, !0 lioMmSl,. Nrn'jKirt. III. 01840 chatrs; rocker recllner. table, 6 cane back chaira, ER— For vinyl replace- BOUND BROOK huge 8/24, 8AM-Noon. Garden ranch oak end table, 42" mit St, Somerville, Sat HUH 846-1010 |PSMA) 908-725-4121. 4:30-6PM. handad, with accessories, lighted china closet, ment windows, Insulated block sale, 20 families, Equip: Troy tiller; Gravely round oak table, assorted Aug 24th, 8am-4pm, Sun $75. 12-XX75 aluminum pecan-$600. Call 908- glass, W screen, you In- tools, 10' ext. ladder, Aug 25th, 10am-2pm, Fur- ATTENTION arrows 201B 30" 1 yr old, Central Ave and Chestnut tractor/4 attachments. CHURCHES- new bur- 722-4637 stall ($159/unlt up to 101 St, Sat. Aug 24th, 9am- Hospital bed, Misc. books, toys from 60s, niture, antiques, misc $25. Call alter 5. 90B-885- ul), expert Installation collectibles, storage cabl- Items. gundy polyester satin 5231 _^_ DINING ROOM SET- 3pm. GAHWOOD 440 MYRTLE chlor robes & reversible Frultwood, tablo, 4 chairs, available, more Info, call nets, morel COMPUTER IBM - Sonny 90B-874-40B0 BOUND BROOK, 324 AVE. Sat. 8/24 & Sun. 8/ stoles well mado 908- hutch & buffet-$100. Call 25; 9-7. couch & loveseat, PISCATAWAY, 200 356-5832, 201-697-1220 Clono, comploto syolom, 356-5670 _^ CODRINGTON PL. (off FOR SALE hard i floppy cirlvo, FIREWOOD- 1 cord, cut Vosseller, near park end tables, coffso table, BLOCK OF SHIRLEY 312 AVON PLATES- In origi- DINING ROOM SET- & spilt, $145. 2 cords or lamps, combination wash- PARKWAY (off River 640k, monitor, Business pool)- Sat., 8/24, 10AM- BAZAARS nal packaging. Mostly Soltwaro Incl. $395. Call maple, pair of Stiffs! more, $1?5 per cord. 20 er/dryer, misc. Rd)- Aug. 24; B-4, Rain/ lamps, flroplnco screen & ton trailer load, long 3PM. Furn. & household Shine. NEIGHBORHOOD & SALES Christmas but others Steve 908-253-0126 goods. Ralndate B/25. HILLSBOROUGH, 875 also. Call lor Information. jogger. Call 725-4486 lengths, $695. 998 704- SALE. Furn., toys, AIR COND.- GE-S110: COMPUTER-IBM PS30/ after 5PM 0033 BRIDQEWATER 1740 SO. BRANCH RIVER clothes, lots morel Hoover vacuum-$70; 725-5195. CEDARCREST RD.- (Off RD., 8/24 & 8/25; 9-4. 50 286, 1024K, B/W Monitor, cATTENTION Smith Corona Typewriter- board, IBM Proprlntor w/ Vosseller) YARD SALE! yrs, of Collectables, Attic $75. 'AC engagement to Basement. Furniture, VENDORS- Call lor Free Advertise In the Classified!DOS, window, perfect, Advertise In the Classified! Sun. Aug 25, 10:30-6PM Advertise In the ClBisltledtCatalog of Wholesale ring w/diamond ring new, 6 mo. IBM warranty. Household items, jewelry tools, woodstoves, Lin- guard-S300. 873-0369 Gift at $750. 699-0493. & clothing- coln welder. Holiday Items! 738-9464. 6 - Augurt 22,1981 - Unk INDEX | Automotive Connection 110-AUTOS FOR SALE 115 - CLASSIC CARS 120 TRUCKS FOR SALE CONNECTION 130 VANS FORSALE 140 MISCELLANEOUS AUTOMOTIVE FREEZER— 16 cu. ft, ORGAN- Schober, SOFA SLEEPER- beige, FREE INOESIT FREEZ- MAKE A FRIEND- For 150 AUTOMOTIVE SERVICES brand new, $750. Chest blonde, full size console, queen size-S20O; 2 brown ER— needs minor work, Life! Scandinavian, Euro- 160 of drawers $30. Dresser 32 pedal radial, 2 manual wing back chairs-$100ea. other small household pean, Yugoslavian High MOTORCYCLES FOR SALE $80. Interested buyers classical, A.Q.O. rated. Excellent condition. Call ttemi. 90B-231-6790 eve- CHRISTMAS I School Exchange Stu- 170 RECREATIONAL VEHICLES call 903-846-5865 any- $1050.908-548-7397 725-4168 nings. I TREES J dents. Arriving August. 160 BOATS AND ACCESSORIES time. ORIENTAL CARPET- Host Families Needed! Barely used, 10'1" xSOFA— Tan and light LIVING ROOM WINGED FURNITURE- 2 Off- brown, good condition, CHAIR - good condi- Urgent! Visa deadlines! whlte Loveseats w/coffee 7'11", blue, rose & cream WHOLESALE CHRIST- Cat) Nowl American Inter- colors. Asking $1900. S75. On-white imported tion. Provincial design. Real Estate Connection & end tables. Call 908- wool rug 5x8 ft. with pad, Call 908-725-5238. MAS TREES Blue Spruce cultural Student Ex- 781-9B79 eves. Days 908- Fruitwood dining rm. set $50. 908-232-1995 after and Douglas Fir. Call 717- change toll free 1-800- 210 - HOMES FOR SALE 735-8300. sits 8, 6 chairs, 2 leaves & QUEEN SIZE BOX 799-5218, ask for Adam. SIBLING. 6PM. SPRING- 2 yrs. old. 215 - TOWNHOUSES AND CONDOS coffee cart. B/O. 908-781- MUSIC FOR ALL FOR SALE FURNITURE- Blond 1992. SPEAKERS— new 12' Excellent condition. Call double bed, dresser & Fane (4), New blouse 906-302-0937. f 330\ OCCASIONS— Guitarist 220 - COMMERCIAL PROPERTY chest, modern. Assorted PAROCHIAL SCHOOL skirts aeta & blouse plays standards and con- chairs, end tables. Rea- CLOTHES- Girl's Blous- THOMAS REGISTER WANTED I temporary jazz. Solo, FOR SALE shorts sets, 100% rayon. DIR.— Complete catalog 225 - ACREAGE AND LOTS sonable. Call 276-1589. es, Socks, Sweaters, 908-356-5832. 201-697- I TO BUY I Duo, Combos available. Boy's Slacks, Shirts, set. 908-722-6095; 90B- Call Larry, 908-469-5614 230 - OUT OF AREA PROPERTY FURNITURE- Llnk-Taylr 1220. 685-2272. Spanish bedroom & din- Vests. Save $ on Uniform ST. JUDE THANKSGIV- 235 - MOBILE HOMES AND SITES prices. Call LORRAINE'S SUMMER BLOWOUT!!! 5 WASHING MACHINE- ANTIQUE A U6ED- ING— Thank you for an- Ing room, $500 each. Only! Round Arch Style 240 - REAL ESTATE WANTED Sectional living room so- 560 HAMILTON ST, Kenmore, needs repair. Furniture, Old OR sets swering my prayers. C.S. SOMERSET, 908-249- Steel Buildings! Simple to 1980 Monza, for parts, and BRs from 1600's to URGENT!! Germany's 245 - BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES fabed, $200. 908-722- Erect! Heavy Commercial 6115. 8230. does not run. 722-6052. 1950's. Also misc. pieces. Thomas anxiously awaits 250 - APARTMENTS FOR RENT Steel quality! One Time 647-1959. 255 - HOUSES FOR RENT FUTON-Sturdy oak PIANO upright $300. dish- Offer! Unbelievable Low WOODEN ROWBOAT- Host Family call to frame with arms. Full size washer $75, single bad, Prices! Atlantic Buildings tpprox, 50 yrs. old. No ANTIQUES, COL- A.I.S.E. NEW JERSEY. 260 - TOWNHOUSES AND CONDOS premium mattress. Excel- $50. Call 906-233-5380. 1-800-924-1234. plywood, all spruce & ma- LECTIBLES, PRIMI- Swimming, piano, "popu- hogany, Naeda paint & lar," "friendly". TIME FOR RENT lent condition. $385. Call PIANO- Baldwin Ac- TABLE A 4 CHAIR8- TIVES- furniture, pic- 908-359-3640. rosonlc Spinet. $300 cash caulk onty. 908-707-4416. tures, pointings- from 1 RUNNING OUT for Tho- 265 - ROOMS FOR RENT $75; wall unit 165 maple mas, othersll Kathleen 270 - OFFICES FOR RENT GET HIRED- the easy plus removal. Call after table-$75; China cablnet- item to entire house (no 6PM, 725-5439. new Items). Call 735-7803 Evans, 90B-389-3346; 1- 275 - COMMERCIAL PROPERTY way) Learn how to get $225, buffet-1175; 800-SIBLING. employers to call you and PIANO- Wurlltzer, con- wrought iron patio w/6 [YARD, GARDEN I CASH FOR STAMPS- FOR RENT give you the job you sole, very good condition. chairs. 722-6171. Retlred man wants collec- WANTED CAR POOL- 280 - VACATION RENTALS want. 24 hour computer $700. Cat* 908-526-0293 FARM \ tions, accumulations, Woodbrook School from recorded message. Call TICKETS- JETS 1991 sheets, covers. Call (908) Plalnfield Rd. Call after 285 - MISCELLANEOUS RENTALS after 6PM seaaon tlx, or single 290 - WANTED TO RENT 906-953-9603x853. 966-5949 Aug. 25 494-3009 POOL- 4 x 24 , used 2 games, at list $ cost. Call 8 HP SIMPLICITY- 295 - ROOMMATES WANTED GOING OUT OF BUSI- seasons, comes with 908-439-2659 until 10PM. HIGH PRICES PAID- for XSHARE AMERICAI- tractor & deck, electric Walls must fall! Visa NESS— air conditioner filter, [adder, solar cover TIRES- 4 new-195-75-14 start, pull behind sweep- quality postcards, sheet 259BTUs, shelves, show- asking $700. Will Cooper Poly belted white- music, old toys, baseball Deadlines here) AISE cases, racks, movies VHS er, $400. Cement mixer, High School Exchange Classified Connection negotiate 908-752-9279 . walls, on rims & bal- $75. 722-6081 items, cameras, military, & Beta, etc. 908-276-9320 POOL— used 1 season, anced. S175/B.O.. 908- typewriters, TV's, Worlds Students await family call 305 - AUCTIONS FORD 0N Good cond., 12 GOLF CLUBS- mixed 21' round. Includes wol- 469-2319. Fair, fountain pens, 272- for August. 31 countries/ 310 - GARAGE SALES manized deck w/Iock up volt conv. Great estate 5777. local representative. Just set lefty, full also, mix TIRES— 4-wlth rims, small acreage tractor. 312 - BAZAARS AND SALES steps, upgraded fencing, INSTANT CASH- Jew- food, bed, sharing! Excit- righty, starter clean single 20575R15, 5-lug, excel- Asking $2100. 908-735- ing! Rewardingl Relevant! 314 - ANTIQUES clubs woods 8 iron $6.00 winter cover, quality filter elry, coins & diamonds, & more. All under 20 yr. lent condition-$100. 9304 after 8pm. Lifetime! 1-800-SIBLING. 315 — FOR SALE ea. also oldies. 356-6843 Storm door 32x80. Therm, antiques, watches, Rolex, HITACHI CAMCORDER warranty. Moving. Orfg, LAWNM0WER8- Sold & clocks, oriental rugs. Any- 316 - FREE TO GOOD HOME $2900, asking $1 500/BO. $50, Ski exerclser-$15. Repaired. Many types thing of value. Any size, & CASE— 5200, $800 369-7733 Call 755-901S, 317 _ YARD, GARDEN AND FARM ALSO, Mitsubishi VCR available from $45. Tune- condition or price. We 320 - HORSES AND SUPPLIES TRACK LIGHTS- quality up, $39 complete. All make house calls. [ 355 ] 349, $300. OR both (or QUEEN HIDE-A-BED- 51 heads white 5x9, 100 Elizabeth Coin & Jewel. 322 - PETS & ANIMALS $1000. Call 753-5960 work guaranteed. Free ANNOUNCEMENTS I loveseat, ottoman & end- watts, ISO' varlen bulbs, pick-up, 272-7226. 260 North Broad Street, 325 - CHRISTMAS TREES after 7PM. tables; King water bed, hardware inc. Perfect Raymond Strode, Ap- triple dresser, armoire, RIOINO LAWN 330 - WANTED TO BUY INTRODUCTIONS... cond. $400. 908-302-0084 MOWERS- From $350- praiser, Gemologlst, A way for people to meet night stands; 2 wrought 908-354-0202 SUMMER FUN- Don't 335 - TRADES AND SWAPS iron patio chairs & table: TREADMILL—electric, alf $650. Sears & Simplicity. let summer keep you people, every weak in mode functions, used 6 Call 908-996-4640 or 908- 340 - LOST & FOUND your local Forbes news- stereo, radial arm saw, JAPANESE SWORDS- down! Take a Discovery oak desk & matching months. $300. No Satur- 996-4886 Kuni-Sakai; Tokyo, Japan. Flight at Princeton Airport 345 - BRITE SPOT paper. The ad is free, day calls. Call 908-572- then one call does it all! bookcases. Call 201-966- ROTOTILLER- Troybuilt, BUYING. Call up to 10PM. to catch the ultimate high. 350 - PERSONALS 6263 after 5PM 4650. Call 609-921-3100 351 - INTRODUCTIONS 1-80O-334-0531 6HP, Horse with snow- Phillipsburg. NJ 908-454- RIDING MOWER— Sears TRES8LE TABLE—and plow. $600. Call 908-359- 4814 353 - SINGLES ORGANIZATIONS six chairs, oak with for- 6417. JACKETS— nylon flight, 5 HP— 36" cut, needs MILITARY ITEMS WANT- & ACTIVITIES mica top. New $2500 ask- ED— swords, daggers, satin shell, polyester fill, some work. Snow Blower, ing $900. 4 mates, two SHEDS— Custom wood 365 355 - ANNOUNCEMENTS quilted flight satin lining, 5HP, good cond. Call storage sheds, 50 sizes/ medals- Japaneese or captains. Call 908-752- styles, free delivery & In- German. Top money paid. SERVICES 360 - ESCAPE emblem embroidered on 908-725-3572. after 6pm. 8262. back. Brand new. 906- stallation. Visa/Mstrcard, Call 908-234-0367 365 - SERVICES ROLL TOP DESK- 54" 908-381-1044 356-5832. 207-697-1220 3495, lawn mower Black TWIN BABY STROLL- OLD TOY TRAINS 367 - HOME IMPROVEMENTS ER- Perego, seats ad- A COMEDY MAGICJ ft JET SKI- 1986 Kawasaki 6 Decker elec. $50, SIMPLICITY TRACTOR- WANTED- DEAD OR c 370 - LANDSCAPING, TREE CARE stacked book case $395, just, folds up compactly, 16HP, 48" cut w/piow & ALIVE. Lionel, American FUN SHOW- w/live rab- 650X2, excel, cond. Mini- bits, color doves, exotic 372 - PLUMBING, HEATING mal hrs. used. $2000. Call china closet $250, guitar sells for $300 new, asking cart. Asking $1200. Call Flyer. "HO" "N" & old toy $30, wardrobe $125, $150. 908-232-1995 after 526-8312. trucks. 908-218-9728 or animals. Birthdays, par- & COOLING aftarSpm, 272-3595. ties, etc. Clip & save ad. 375 - INSTRUCTIONS KITCHEN SET— wrought Queen Anne mahogany 6PM. 218-1989 chair set $895, wing chair TYPEWRITERS- Elec- Call Mr. Magic now at iron, glass top table, 4 908-322-7077. 377 — INCOME TAX chairs, ideal for patio, $75, rocker $95, plus a tric: Smith Corona $90; 380 — LOANS & FINANCE Originally $500, Asking store full of quality used Brother Cassette $90. I HOR9ES { 345 A HANDYMAN SER- 382 — INSURANCE $200, Call 906-707-0980 furniture & household ef- Good condition. Oster pet BRITE SPOT VICES- Quality work at fects, tables, chairs, groomer-trimmer $35. I * SUPPLIES I I i reasonable rates. Free KITCHEN TABLE- 2 desks, lamps, mirrors, 908-359-3607. Estimates. Fully insured. Employment Connection chairs-$50; Rocking chair- picture frames, etc. Call John at 668-8518. $15; Typewriter-$25; Bird PRICED TO SELL. Collins WALL UNIT- heavy BOARDING private barn 410 -*HELP WANTED Corner, 23 Dumont Rd. wood, luxurous finish. In Flemlngton area has HAPPY A-1 PONIES FOR PAR- cage-$5.00, records 33'/j, TIES— The perfect enter- 420 - EMPLOYMENT WANTED 78 &45 Call7B9-2181, (opposite bank), Far Hills. $550. Sofa bed-$60. Call two Irg box stalls. Quality BIRTHDAY 908-234-0995. 908545-6421 care and dally turnout. OLIVE tainment for birthday par- 425 - EMPLOYMENT RELATED LIFETIME MEMBER- Open area for riding. ties, picnics, fairs & all SHIP— to Jack LaLanne WASHER/DRYER- Lawn AND MANY special events. 908-369- OPPORTUNITIES ROWING MACHINE/* C mower, car seat, Gympac $190/mo. 908-788-6750. gym. Use of all clubs and SKIER— Sears Lifestyler, MANY MORE!!! 4856 or 534-5396 430 - CHILDCARE WANTED 1500, weedeater, large CUSTOM HOR8E facilities for a low S700. has had very limited use. dog carrier & backpack. THE GIBERSON'S ATTN: PARTY GIVERS- 435 - CHILDCARE PROVIDED Call Debbl at 463-5834. Asking $125. Please call BOARDING—At the finest No reasonable offer re- indoor/outdoor facility Calligraphy by Stacl, LIVING ROOM SET- 2 906-781 -6484 fused. 908-874-6115. with accommodations and Weddings, Announce- pc. couch and chair, gold RUG 12X9 English wool, WASHER— $75. Dryer, rates that suit YOUR 350 ments, Barmitzvahs & all brocade, Tee cushions, Lt. Brown w/orange pat- needs. Another first for othef occations. 908-707- $100 or best offer. $65. Stove, $75. Refrig- rI PERSONALS^ I 4021 AD RATES tern design red "border, erator, $170. Can deliver. Pine Hill! 1-800-439-7087. 302-9439. best cond. $400. Call Color console TV $100. AUTO DETAILING- Minimum 6 lines. 906422-7349. {Average 3-4 words per line) LIVING ROOM-Now Air conditioner, $100. Quallty work for good $295. Sofa, Loveseat & SEARS CRAFTSMEN- 722-6329. ADOPTION- Happy, lov- price. Call CAR BUFFS chair. New dining table & Table radial arm saw, 322 ing couple wish to devote For more info. 725-6162. WATER FILTERS- water their lives to your new- CALLIGRAPHY BY FULL RUN chairs, $325. Also con- brand new, never used, purifiers and other acces- tents 3 mo old house. $395. 906-769-5108, born. Caring country NANCY BOSS- Invita- sories. Name brand, must ANIMALS home, complete financial tions, certificates, menus, $ Can deliver 874-7170. SHARPENER— Foley Bel sell. Call for details eves. Ptr Insertion LR SET needs upholster- security, lots of cousins to place cards, gifts. Styles II I Saw model 1055. Sharp 908-704-1293. play with. Confidential. Include Italic, Copperplate ing. Make offer. Cast iron all sawAool grinder new BUNNIES- AmericaJn 12. Wh«n Paid In Advance WEDDING QOWN Cus- c Medical expenses paid. & others. (908) 232-4554. coal stove $40, 2 snow 1/2 HP steel floor stand Fuzzy Lop pedigree. 7 tires on rims 13x78, used tom made, Victorian, egg- Call Jane/ Tom collect $800, sell for $500. Call shell, preserved size 14. wks. old, black female & 212-509-5117 (R693). CARPET CLEANING- Pmr Insertion 6 mos. $25/pr. other 908-526-1549. tortoise shell male. Both Carpets, $9.50/rm- items. 908-725 5238. originally 1,500 asking When Billed SINKS- Old style, 20 $250 or Best offer. Call real friendly. $25 ea. AREA CODE DATING- minimum 3 rms. Sofa & *12.50 MICROWAVE $50; typing Other rabbits avail. 908- Meet Locals by phone. 1 - chair, $29.95. Free table $15; electric type- kitchen/bath, brand new, 233-2817. deodorizing. Licensed & Each additional line: $1.10 never been used. $12 ea. 218-9615. 900-786-0123. "Also Ro- writer $50: toasteroven WOLFF TANNING C0LLIE8— standard, 10 mance Adviser answers insured. Over 10 yrs ZONE 1: Somerset/Middlesex ZONE 2: Union County $15; cube refrigerator or /BO for lot. Old 62" BEDS— New commercial- your questions 1-900-786- exper. "Master Kleen" round table & buffet, home units from $199.00, wks., Sable, females only. 908-249-1177 $11.00 Per Insertion-Paid In Advance $5.50 Per Insertion-Paid In Advance $45; popcorn pump $8. $300. Days 908-756-2776, Registered. $195 each. 4ESP both $4/mln. 908-276-0446 lamps, lotions, acces- $11.50 Per Insertion When Billed $6.00 Per Insertion When Billed Eves. 908-755-4556. Call 908-805-0554. ATTENTION LOCALS!- CARPET SERVICE- Each Additional Line: $1.00 Each Additional Line: $.75 sories. Monthly bayments specializing in repairing, MISC —Sofa bed $175, SNAP ON TOOL low as $18.00 Call today EGG SHELL FLAKES - Meet by phone! Christian Your birds will love it phone Romance. New op- antique, oriental & hook In-Column Display Rate: refrigerator $70, pine STORAGE- 1-KR1000 FREE NEW Color Cata- rugs. Removal of rlnklas, log. 1-800-462-9197. mixed into their seeds. tions. $3/ min. 1-900-786- Minimum 1 Inch — 8 point copy hutch, table, chairs $225, bottom box-$200Q; 1- 7710 buckles. Stretching & re- area rugs, snowblower KR1100 top box $1000. Cleaned, baked, guar. installation of new & used $25.50 Per Column Inch: Full Run $150, lounge chair free Make an offer. 908-757- Salmonella free, 100% COUNSELING- The Carpet. Since 1950. Call 908-526-0342. 6856 eves. pure calcium carbonate, Center For Change spe- 908-369-8970 ZONE 1: $21.00 Per Column Inch ZONE 2: $8.00 Per Column Inch 316 ready to feed. 1 Ib. $3.95 MOVING MUST SELL cializes in providing qual- 5 or more insertions: 20% discount if paid within 20 days SOFA & CHAIR- $125. FREE TO + $2.35 S&H; 10 Ib. ity counseling at afford- CATERING SERVICE- new rug $195. Custom End tables $125. Rocker $29.95 + $3.50 S&H; $1 Terri's Affordable Catering vert blinds *fits Middlesex GOOD HOME able rates. Insurance ac- S50. Gray oak triple sample 4 Info. HSG. PO cepted. 908-457-0298 for all occasions. Call CONTRACT RATES — Available upon request. Vlg. Singer sew mach dresser $75. Sewing ma- Box 176, Iselin, NJ 08830 636-2887 DEADLINES: The deadline for both classified display $60, coffee/end tbls, $25 chine $50. Desk $10. FOREIGN EXCHANGE oa. Misc items 302-0078 Girls bike $10. 469-4175 HAPPY JACK FLEA- STUDENT Anders from CERAMIC TILE- Silva and straight classified is 4 P.M. Monday AIR CONDITIONER- GARD — All metal pat- Sweden, 17. Become an Tiling Installers. Kitchens, NATIONAL GEOGRAP~H~ SOFA— large elegant room size window unit. ented device controls AISE HOST FAMILY, EX- baths, counter tops, foy- CANCELLATIONS: Accepted up to 4 P.M. fC MAGAZINES- 1/71- cream colored sectional, Works fine. McGraw- fleas In home without TREMELY URGENT. VISA ers, patios. Complete Monday prior to publication. 12/76 (9/71, 7/76, 11/76 orig. price $3500. Must Edlson. Available now. chemicals or extermina- DEADLINES HERE. Call bath remodeling. Insured. missing) $170. 1973 En- sacrifice; cream colored Call 908-526-1549, tors. Results overnlghtl Kathleen Evans. 908-389- Refs. Free est. 769-3258 cyclopedia Brittanica w/ sofa table 6'x8" long x 1' FREE ANTIQUE SHED- AT farm feed & hardware 3 3 4 6, or 1-800- PAYABLE IN ADVANCE: All ads for Garage Sales, Employment index $150. 422-7349, CLEAN HOUSE/ APTS.- Wanted, Childcare, Wanted to Rent or Roommate Wanted. All ads xB" wide x 28 3/4 " high. 100 yrs. old. 8x10 ft. stores. SIBLING...NOWI Offices, everyday. Good NINTENDO- with"con- $50. White bamboo table, Good for lawn equip. & HIMALAYAN PERSIAN references. 6B5-0712; when moving, all ads to addresses outside of New Jersey. trollers, gun, Super Mario- extra long- $40; large tool storage. Take it away FOREIGN EXCHANGE beeper 878-8333. KITTENS- 8 wks. old, STUDENT Fernando from $65; other games for $25- salmon double dresser w/ and it's yours! 908-953- CFA registered. 3 fe- EXTRA CHARGES: $30. 908-752-3107 Neil. 8 drawers $150. 828-5178 9611. Spain, 17. BECOME AN CLEAN-UP- Ricks. Ga- males, 1 male. $250 AlSE HOST FAMILY. EX- rages, Attics, Basements. • Blind Ads, $3.00 for Box Rental $2.00 mailing charge each. 908-725-3B80. TREMELY URGENT. VISA 8, 10, 15, 20, 25 & 30 yd. (Box held for 30 days) MINIATURE SCHNAU- DEADLINES HERE. Call Dumpsters for ront. 908- • All capital letters $1,00 per week ZERS— 8 wks., regis- Sally Nicholas, 215-797- 757-2677. tered, shots & wormed, 6 4 9 4 or 1-8 0 0- • All bold type faces: $1.00 per week $250 w/credit. Call 908- SIBLING...NOWI CLEANING HOUSE/ 805-0554. APTS.— experienced & reliable. Good references. NEEDS A GOOD HOME Own trans, Non-smoker. HOME— female shep- Weekly, bi-weekly, month- t2ni herd/lab mix, mod. size, ALONE? ly, 1-time. 463-7884 1 •800-334-0531 spayed, 5 yrs. old. Healthy 4 friendly. All Talk Live CLEANING HOUSE/ Monday, Tuesday & Wednesday 8:30 A.M. - 5:00 P.M. -o7^r^ Shots. 526-3998 APTS— Reliable & dedi- $2.50/min, 10 mln/mln cated woman will make Thursday & Friday 8:30 A.M. - 8:00 P.M. POT BELLY PIGS- 11 your home shino. Own Saturday 9:00 A.M. -1:00 P.M. weeks, adorable, black & 1-900-454-9995 transportation. Free eatl- white. Registered, hand I AM A 51 YEAR YOUNG mates. 908-752-9061. raised. 908-832-7773 CHRISTIAN MAN, 59", CLEANING- homes, of- FAX: (908) 231*1385 PURE BRED BORDER medium build, 1 woman fices, condos, weekly, bi- Forbti Newspapers Zon» 1 C/a»i/Wed Connect/on, Includn: COLLIE PUPS- 8 wks. man, nice looking, neat weekly or monthly. Good Somerset Messenger-Gazette Highland Park Herald old, wormed & Bhots. Call dresser, thoughtful, con- rales. Call 548-6744, Bound Brook Chronicle 908-534-4644. siderate, soft spoken guy. South Plalnfleld Reporter ROTTWEILER- Female I'm looking for a friend & Middlesex Chronicle The Hllls-Bedmlnster Press Our cVass p » pup, 8 wks. old, AKC reg- sweetheart, 908-233-3746 HANDYMAN PD Review Franklin Focus istered, exceptionally leave message nice. To good homes LOSE WEIGHT/STOP SERVICE Metuchen-Edlson Review and only. $600. Call 908-534- SMOKING- Individual 2116. Green Brook- Middlesex County Shopper consultation by certified Carpentry, Painting North Plalnfleld Journal SIAMESE KITTENS- Hypnotherapist. Ensures Somerset County Shopper Blue Point, CFF regis- privacy while obtaining re- Homo Maintenance Forb** Mmrapapera Zon* 2 Ctoas/flecf Connection lnclud*a: tered, male & female, sults. By appt only 908- and Repair Cranford Chronicle Scotch Plains-Fanwood Press $200. Ready now. Call 572-5766. 234-2928. QUALITY WORK The Weatfleld Record SPRINGER SPANIEL Ads in Classified AOJVSTMCrfTS. W* m«*« My »*VI K »v*0 m/fMtU "1 YOW ClMttlfd MwVtWtnt. PI fit C"»C* PUPPIES- 4 wks. old. rot* MfrarMamtrt Vt* tint MM * runj. Emit In aOMfUMfnmnlt running ran Ihin one lima mutt be Liver & white. AKC reg. don't coat - comcM Mn tfw imcond k»mtun or comooi mHowtna* cannot tw mmdm. Cornelian ittowmncv far Eyes clear. Good tem- Call Jack tm>n ihtf nt* 1 l t perament. All shots & They pay! wormed. $500. 725-8031 272-8282 August 22,1991 — Union County Classified - 7 WINDOW A-1 REPAIRS WORLDS GREATEST ARMSTRONG LAND- GREEN PASTURES TREE MAINTENANCE- Replace glass, putty, PAINTERS- All areas of SCAPING— Landscape LANDSCAPING- com- Tree removals, shrub caulk, paint & wash. painting. Interior, exterior, design, Interlocking, brick mercial & residential, pruning. Commercial & Quality craftsmanship for wall coverings, power or paver patios, walkways maintenance & all types residential. Quality work 25 years. Free estimates, washing, waterproofing, & driveways. Planting of of landscaping. Fully in- at fair prices. Over 20 yrs. CLASSIFIED Insured, work guaranteed, staining, day and night trees & shrubs, lawn sured. For free estimate experience. Call 658-3266 rompt service, Bob shifts, Reasonable rates maintenance service, new call Dominic. 753-1372 or 321 -0077 Stalnman, 528-3382. free estimates. Call Rich. lawns, sod or seed, lawn PINE LANDSCAPING- TREE WORK WANTED— CONNECTION WINDOW CLEANING- 908-545-8726. renovations. Topsoll, Landscape design & in- Pruning, storm damage, Professional, fully in- mulch or decorative stallation, All phases of CLEANING- Houses. GUARANTEED WILL 8MEETROCKING- Tap- removals, chipping, shrub HOME IMPROVEMENTS sured, superior refer- stone. Stone driveways, landscaping & lawn main- care, insured. Smith Tree Condos, Offices, Apts. CLEAN UP YOUR ACTI Ing & refinishlng. Platter BY KEN- Custom car- 370 1 tree removal, brush re- Good raferencea. Low ences. Other related ser- tenance, including hydro- Service 908-439-2059. THE RUTHERFORD. repair. Light carpentry. pentry, Window repairs vices available. UNIVER- LANDSCAPING, I moval with chipper, rail- seeding. 15 yrs. experi- rates. Call 908-469-8355 GROUP a household 738-7746 [glass & glazing), Decks. road ties installed. Call TREE WORK- brush re- or 560-3690 leave mes- SAL BUILDING MAINTE- TREE CARE I ence. Try us. Affordable moval, also wood chips, management service spe- SICHLER Painting, Additions, etc. NANCE. For FREE ESTI- Joe 865-5323. rates. 968-5670. sage; cialize* in delivering pro- 303-0136 or 202-0344 BASIL LANDSCAPING- log splitting. Firewood INSTALLATION MATE Call 281-7611. also Stump Removal. CLEANING- mother & fessional domestic ser- SERVICES HOUSE DOCTOR- Let 15 yrs. experience. Lawn vices to families unable to WINDOW GLASS RE- A1 maintenance, Decks, PRECISE Free estimates. Mike 908- daughter, Homes, offices, •TV/VCR hook ups us take care of your prob- 722-3235. condos. Weekly, Bi- attend to personal house- •car stereos lems. All phases of Home PLACED ON SITE- We TREE SERVICE- Fencing, Patios, Wood weekly, Monthly. Excel- hold chores or around the •closet organizers Improvements, no Job too repair, re-putty & paint old Swing Sets. Gutter clean- LAWN CARE lent references. 654-5195 house activities. Over SO •garage door openers small or big. Free estl- windows & trim. Very rea- Reasonable rates. Ing & driveway sealing. listed services. Call 908- sonable. INSURED. Call 201-467-1526. Please Call CLEANUP * LIGHT •storm doors matea. Call 231-0141 Call 757-7409 549-1993. •replacement windows Clear View, 757-5347 I PLUMBING, I HAULING- off all types. INTRODUCTIONS... BONACCORSO'S NUR- FRATESI LANDSCAPE 276-9391 Free estimates. Reason- GUTTER ft LEADER •shelving A way for people to meet WINDOW RES- SERY— Top Soil and All Thank you I HEATING, I CLEANING- Repaired & •wallpaper DE8IGN— lawn mainte- able rates. Insured. Call people, every week in TORATIONS- we re- Types of Landscaping. nance, brick walks, rail- TREE & STUMP RE- \^ * COOLING J Tony 908-704-1360 Installed. Quality service, •many kinds of your local Forbes news- putty/glaze, caulk & paint Call 382-4989. Reasonable prices, fully road ties, lily ponds, MOVAL —Is your stump a carpentry repair paper. The ad is free, otd windows. 15 yrs in A NEW GUY IN TOWN— CLOSET SYSTEMS- Insured. Call 654-5803. •Free estimates COMMERCIAL ft RESI- stone walls. Designs to fit pain In the grass? Free Bob's Closets Systems then one call does It alll business. Free phone DENTIAL- All phases of any budgeti Our prices estimates Fully insured. Main St Plumbers Inc, 24 GUTTER * ROOF •5 years experience 1-800-334-0531 estimate. D. Vesuvlo, hr svc. Free est. Fully Ins. using ventilated shelving, CALL P0S-B34-1192 landscaping & landscape can not be beatl Call 908- "JUST STUMPS" 634- free estimates. CLEANING- Tree trim- 581-9548 design, including weekly 725-3839 1318. No job too small. Baths Call 908-233-2346 ming, small repairs & SITTER— Need someone J ft D MAINTENANCE maintenance, fertilizing, remodeled. Water painting. Very reasonable. to sit with an elderly par- INC-small jobs our spe- seeding, planting & clean- heaters, boiler conver- COMPUTER PROGRAM- Insured. Call CLEAR ent for a day or night? Advrtlu In tht ClittHfd! ups. Call Steve for free sions, repairs. 418-1990; MING ft CONSULTING- cialty. Same day service. Advertise In the Classified! 548-6262. Lic# 5235 VIEW 757.S347. Will also pet or housesit. Interior & exterior repairs. estimate at 271-5191. PC, Macintosh, Unix, & Call Nancy 808-704-1360. more. Wide range of ser- GUTTER MAN- Cleans, Also Cleaning. Sr Citizen vices including data- repairs & Installs leaders TVPE8ETTINQ- Disc. 297-4340. bases, industrial controls, & gutter. Free estimates. Resumes, cover letters, KITCHENS, BATHS- re- networking, systems inte- 709-1610. cards, campaign buttons, modeling, alterations, gration. You provide the HANDYMAN- College photostats, menus, news- cabinet refaclng, counter- project, we provide the Student— carpentry, letters, reports. Reason- tops, formica, Corlan, tile computer gurus. The Asy- painting, sheet rock, yard able rates. 704-0315- work, skylights, finished lum Co. 906-821-8837 work, gutter cleaning & TYPINO/Transcrlptlon - basements, drywall & tap- odd jobs. Call Jerry 561- Quality service * quick ing, decks. References on INTRODUCTIONS CUSTOM REUP- 9340. turn around. Laser print & request. No job too small. HOLSTERV- home, of- all size transcription. Mas- fice, auto, marine. Foam HANDYMAN- Complete Free estimates. Fully in- A WAY FOR PEOPLE TO MEET PEOPLE cushions cut to size from home Improvements. terType 424-0577. sured. Call Cedrone's $20. Kitchen seats from Decks, porches, interior/ VOICE MAIL BOXES- Home Improvements 908- $25. Free est. Large fab- exterior work, carpentry available immediately. 249-2090, ric selection. Fully In- work, painting. No job too Stop telephone tag. 24 MR. DO RIGHT- Will GWM- 38, 57", 145lbs, SWJM-29, handsome. WANTED WF 39-49yrs. sured. Hlshmeh's Custom small. Free estimates. hour recorded computer clean, repair, paint, cut, short hair, trimmed beard, Ivy League graduate, cre- for polite, caring, romantic Upholstery. 356-2062 20% discount with ad. message gives details. trim, Day or night. Don't very masculine, hairy, En- ative and romantic, ath- weekday relationship with CUSTOM SLIPCOVERS Call Steve 752-7863. Call 908-953-9603x851. stall, call 908-968-7540 UNTRODUCTIONSA joys music, outdoors, letic and refined, with a White businessman. Draperies, reupho'stery. HOUSECLEANING — WINDOW VIEW- We Ask for Buddy. movies, walks, reading, good sense of humor, Please call Ext. 3156. Your fabric or ours. For- Cleaning houses, condos clean windows for resi- PAINTING A PAPER dogs, computers. Ended seeking a sincere, kind- dential only. 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Reply to SWM, 27, intelligent with * ACTIVITIES wordprocessing & a "iive life for the mo- Clean up & removal of all 100% satisfaction or your spreadsheet. Oneon-One PAINTING - tend church on Sundays, extentlon 3268 money back. Why not with a variety of interests ment" personality seeks a ALLOW ME TO GIVE types of debris, Prompt training. Reasonable & STAINING special lady for a mean- reliable service at reason- call? You have nothing to rates. Em 469-0623. Including romantic eve- YOU the gift of a lasting lose! 968-5434 Power washing. Exterior nings & sports. I'm 32 HOPELESS ROMAN- ingful friendship. Call ext. able prices. Call JCP TIC- DWM, 43, 5'8", fit, relationship. Personal- our specialty. Any sur- yrs. old, SWCM, tall with 3065. ized, 16 yrs. experience. Carting at 908-464-2370 HOUSECLEANING- Pol- face. Custom colors. 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D 4 S 1ST IN QUALITY- Kitch- PAINTING * WALL fessional seeking WF to 129, Piscataway, NJ. Home Services. 369-5865 REASONABLE, RELIABLE for black male, between of a woman & the heart of ens, Baths. Basements, PAPERING- "Summer the ages of 35-45, non- a little girl, for a true & spend time with for fine 08855. WOMAN to clean your Attics, Decks, sheetrock, DRIVEWAY/PARKING home or condo. Excellent Special" $50 off painting smoker, drinker, and no caring romance. Please dining, good movies and LOT SEAL COATING- doors, windows. Repairs. and 20% off wallpapering. scintillating conversation. MATCHMAKER references. 560-9071. 20 yrs. experience. Low drugs. Ext 3068. reply ext, 3121 Residential/Commercial. FULLY INSURED. Will Ext 3117. INTERNATIONAL- The See our display ad the HOUSECLEANING- will prices. Free estimates. beat any written es- DO YOU HAVE A PAS- JEWISH, SINGLE SIS- largest S most selective Business/ Service Direc- clean your office or home, Call Paul 908-354-7419. timates, interior/exterior. SION FOR HORSES?- TERS- 22 & 26. Both SWM-32 year old sports personal introduction ser- experienced & refer- Will work weekends. Call Sophlsticated New York college grads, pretty & phenom seeks attractive, vice in the nation. Call for tories In your local Forbes A DELICATE TOUCH- City Equestrian DW Chris- Newspapers Classifieds. ences, own trans. Call Chris 873-1389 witty are each searching SWF 18-34, for extraordi- free Info. 908-238-7854 Expert paperhanging, reli- tian F, 44. Redhead, 5'4", for a professional SJM Free estimates. Fully in- 908-253-8696 alter 6PM. able, meticulous, afford- nary relationship. Ext TIME'S RUNNING OUT! PAINTING (Ed R»llly) 112 lbs, moving to horse who is athletic, outgoing 3259. Get your personal ad in sured. CHEM SEAL. J ft J CONSTRUCTION- able. Recommended by Interior/Exterior— Free Mendham, NJ. 908-234- country. Taking up riding & marriage minded. Reply now for the Sept./Oct. Replacement windows, paint stores and interior estimates. Custom work. again, enjoys horses, ski- to ExtentTon 3260. THERE'S GOTTA BE A 2700 seamless gutters & lead- decorators. Call Adele SWM OUT THERE- mid issue of THE SINGLE Very neat & references. ing, the theater, travel, SOLUTION- now singles Electric ers, all types of roofing & Lee at 9OB-231-0485. Sheetrock Repairs. Fully entertaining, good food, to late 20's, that'll take LADIES— are you tired of this ad seriously. SWF, classified publication MAJOR ELECTRIC CO siding, storm doors & ad- ALL HOME IMPROVE- Insured. 752-3767. light & country music, 1 ditions. Call 548-1434 the bar scene, head 24, looking for good con- serving central NJ. •Residential MENTS & REPAIR- PAINTING- ATB INC child at home. Looking for Introductory offer of $7.50 after 6pm. an active man who is as games & insecure men? versationalst and outgo- •Commercial Fully insured. Garages, PAINTING. S50/room. Ex- then this 36 year old ing personality for casual, includes ad of up to 50 •Industrial MA8ON CONTRAC- basements, humidifiers, terior $700 + . Wallpaper comfortable In a barn as words (additional words an elegant home, a utility handsome, well built, fi- friendly relationship. 24 hr service TOR— Custom work. All decks. No job too small. $15/roll. Roofing & gut- nancially secure divorced Reply »xt. 3067 , Lie & Permit #10764 aspects of- mason work. Call Gary at 654-073,3 vehicle as well as a Mer- '' are 25c per word) plus ters, tree estimates- 908- white male who Is adven- first issuer wtHe-today to: Dav* 908-7S2B159 Free estimates. Refer- 9140496 cedes, Levls as well as a turous, into fitness & has ALL PHASES OF CAR- tux, Mexican food or a 4 1 THE SINGLE_S&LUTION (5% Labor cost w/ad) ences. Call 469-1223, PENTRY- Call Ferrara a great sense of humor is WWWF- (f you are a please leave message. PAINTING- Interior $75/ Star restaurant enter- P.O.'Bo*20, Durfellen, NJ ELECTRICAL SERVICE Framing Construction Co. room, Exterior. Free esti- taining friends. Reply ext. ready to spoil you with middle-aged man with a 08812. Quality work/reasonable MASONRY- 28 years of at 754-4126. Broadway Shows, walks sense or humor, looking mates. Power washing. 3062 "HEARTS 'N HORSES" prices. Avail after 4pm & experience. Steps, side- Sheetrocking & tiling. on the beach (the Is- for a neat-looking, fun- wknds. FREE estimate. walks, driveways, patios, ANTHONY'S PAINT- DWF 42 yrs. young, very lands), great conversa- loving companion for the Ride into the sunset with ING— specializing In Inte- Refs. available. Patterson someone you have met Fully bonded & Insured. bricks, blocks. No job too Painting, 725-5997 tired of the Singles scene. tion, lots of laughs, hon- social occasions of life, L.A.B. ELECTRIC. 526- small. Call Bill 968-0695. rior & exterior. Roofing, Enjoy dancing, movies & esty & willing to listen to give this middle-aged, through Hearts 'n Horses. 3696. Lie #10020. gutters cleaned & in- PAINTING- interior/ex- what you have to say, is amiable, outgoing widow For inlormation send stalled. Minor alterations. dining out. Looking for a MASONRY- Concrete, terior painting done with special guy bet. the ages looking for you. So if you lady a call. Reply Ext S.A.S.E. fo P.O. Box 425, ELECTRICAL WORK- foundations, driveways, Free estimates. 758-6441. . Brick, NJ 08723-0425 AC lines & fans. FREE es- old fashioned pride. Ben- of 45-50 who likes to take enjoy adventure when 3011 sidewalks, Belgian block. jamin Moore products one slow step at a time. possible, but appreciate tlmates. Reasonable Fully insured, free esti- BATHROOMS rates. 18 yrs. exper. Lie. used. Window puttying/ Please call Ext. 3158. the simple things in life mates. DMI Construction, FREE ESTIMATES glazing, 15 yrs in busi- when It is not, (S/DWF, #7194. Call 789-3131, 757-7929, Complete bathrooms DWF YOUNG ATTRAC- POLYPHASE ELECTRIC ness. References. Free TIVE- seeks family 23-36 yr old) please reply MIKES TAXI— Servicing starting as low as estimates. D. Vesuvlo, minded man, must enjoy to ext. 3119 ELECTRICAL WORK- all parts of NJ if callecT $3995. Licensed, In- 561-9548 children & be financially Complete electrical ser- PROFESSIONAL No charge for carrying sured, 10 yrs. Expe- secure, Reply Ext. 3123, SWJM- 27 yrs old, vice, service upgrades, vi- groceries or laundry. Sr. PAINTING- Let a olations corrected, ceiling rience. woman do your painting. 5'11", non-smoker, good citizens 25e off all fares. OWF, 58- 5'2", 138 lbs, natured, easy going, un- fans, new constr. "24 Hr. Service 24hrs a day (906) J.M.C. Home Reno- Neat, clean quality work. non-smoker, sophisti- Emergency Service." Insured. Free estimates. derstanding person. 725-2398 vations cated, gregarious, af- Looking for attractive How to Place an Ad Lic.#10318. 271-4049. Call Maryann 560-9235. fectionate & romantic like MOVING?- Lowest (908) 561-3554 SWJF, never been mar- I ELECTRICAL WORK- of PAINTING- Why pay pro football, baseball, out- ried, no children, age 21- 1. Take some time to write down some prices. Palmieri Movers. • • • more!!! $55/room, $900 + doors, possesss sense of all types. R. DIETRICH & The small move special- 2B for friendship that characteristics about yourself, anc SON ELECTRICAL CON- CARPENTRY & HOME /exterior. Wallpaper, $20/ humor. Looking for gen- could lead to something ist. Pianos, 6 rooms or roll. Also carpentry. tleman w/ same Interests. your preferences about the type o TRACTORS INC. 24 hour less. Free phone quotas IMPROVEMENTS- I do more. Reply ext. 3059 emergency service. NJ it ALL, garages-decks-any Clean, quality work. Call Call exi. 3069. person you'd like to meet. PM #00550. 356-2454. Ray, 707-9872 Lie. # 9910. Insured. Calf work large or small. Free DWF- 44 yrs. (looks SBF— 27, professional, NEON SIGNS- Custom, estimates. Call Steve 908- 2. You can place your "Introductions" 271-1404. PAINTING- younger), loves challenge great sense of humor, fun commercial, Home/bar 968-7042 & wants to share life's ad- ad for free just by calling 1-800-334- ELECTRICAL- All types decor. Call 908-494-2993 V.A.CARNEVALE loving, looking for SBM, of wiring, Service CARPENTRY Residential Exterior/ Interior. Very ventures. Enjoys old 25-35, also professional, 0531. Our specially trained staff will changes & paddle fans. PARAMOUNT PROF- renovation & remodeling reasonable. References. homes, music, skating, for fun and/or relationship help you write your Introductions ESSIONAL PAINTING- swimming, ballroom Call ext. 3064 Additions. Call Harold Including additions, Fully Insured. 35 yrs. of ad, to get the best response. Klouser. Lie. #6252. 90S- Power washing. Over 25 decks, doors, windows, services in this area. dancing, Am sincerely In- yrs. experience. Interior/ terested in learning more SINCERE MAN WANT- 572-6750. basement. Free estl- Please call 968-0467. ED— there must be 1 left I 3, Your ad will run for four weeks, and Exterior. Quality work. rnates. Dave 356-8915. about you. Please call ELECTRICAL- All types Reasonable rates. Fully PAPERHANGING 4 Ext. 3157 WF, 24, 5'4", light brown can be renewed at any time. residential/ commercial. CARPENTRY— Concrete, PAINTING BY JOSEF- hair, loves to travel, have Insured. Free estimates. DWF— Born-again Chris- Reasonable. Interest free 908-245-1630. masonry, drywall, paint- Certified & a member of fun, & most of all long 4. Here are some common abbrevia- payment plans. Lie. ing. Finished basements, the Guild. Free Estimates. tian, 43, 5'6, 123 lbs., talks Is looking SWM mid tions to help you get started: 2978. Cooney Electric, PIANO & PLAYER Parages, baths, additions, 382-3247. brunette, large brown to late 20's who Is looking 469-0281 PIANO- Tuned and ully insured, DMI Con- eyes, attractive, slender, for the same. Call ext. M = Male, F = Female, S = Single repaired. Bought & sold. structlon, 757-7929. PAPERHANGING- No childless, non-smoker, 3066. D = Divorced, WW = Widowed, G = Gay, ELECTRICIAN- Estab- 276-3987. job too small! Reasonable non-drinker, professional. lished 1944. Uc.# 7830. CERAMIC & MARBLE Enjoys fine dining, mov- SWF- Impulsive & fun- W = White, B = Black, H = Hispanic PIANO TUNING— Over INSTALLATION- Baths, rates. Call 276-1549. loving, yet professional & Niagara Electric Inc. Resi- PAUL A. MILLAR PAINT- ies, dancing, animals, es- dential wiring. Scotch 25 years experience. Kitchens & Foyers. Old career oriented, seeks Wayne Smith, 908-654- and new. Repairs. Call ING—Meticulous Int/Ext pecially cats, boating & SWM, 25-35, who goes to Plains, 756-1454 fishing. Seeking a S/DWM How to Retrieve a Response 3618. ' John 369-6610. Services. 10 yrs experi- work in a suit & can ELECTRICIAN- Llc.# ence. Gutters cleaned, born-again Christian, pro- I speak in words of more 10062. For evenings & PONY RIDES- PARTIES. CLEANING SERVICE- windows washed. Fully in- fessional, financially se- 1. Note your personal 5-digit pass- PICNIC AND FAIRS, CALL QUALITY & AFFORD- than one syllable but can weekends. Bonded & in- sured. Free estimates. cure, reasonably fit & at- still enjoy dancing & vol- word from the confirmation letter sured. Reasonable rales. CLOVERLAND 996-3140, ABLE. "SUMMER CLEAN- Call Paul al 908-846-7186 tractive who is interested UPS" SPECIAL DIS- leyball at the beach. you received. Commercial, residential, RESUMES DESIGNED in a lasting relationship. Reply Ext. 3054 Industrial. Call 725-7267. TO GET RESULTS- 10 COUNT Commercial & RESTORATIONS & REN- Respond to Exi. 3301. 2. Call 1-900-226-1003 from a touch- EXCAVATION & PAV- yrs. experience. Re- Residential. Customers' OVATIONS- Complete DWM, 35, social drinker, tone phone and follow the voice satisfaction, 908-281-7648 home or office, start to SWF-38 years old, 5ft ING- Foundations, foot- sumes, cover letters, lazer enjoy dining out, movies, prompts. ings, water lines, sewer printing. 968-2895 DECK SPECIALS— basic finish. Drywall, all phases shore, long drives, most 5in, blonde hair, grey lines, septlcs, driveways 10 x 10 x 3' $795 or 12 x of carpentry, kitchen re- music. Quiet at first. Hon- eyes, could stand to lose 3. Messages may be retrieved 24 RESUMES PROFES- modeling, windows, 20 lbs. My secretary says (stoned, paved & con- SIONALLY PREPARED- 12 x 3 $995, piers & per- est, sincere, easy going. hours a day. The cost is $2.00 for crete), grading, clearing, doors & skylights in- to say I'm a knock-out. I includes resumes, cover mits extra. Also, big sav- Seeks S/DWF, 25-37 with the first minute and $1.50 for each small demolition, york ings on larger fancier stalled. Call 753-1394. same Interests, Reply Box want to share my life with letters & envelopes, & In- someona, I'm tired of raking, brush hogging, terview tips. Call 908-753- decks, all #1 Wolmanlzed ROOFING & SIDING- 3051 additional minute. hydroseedlng & mulch lumber. 469-9456 being alone. I was raised 7491 Contractor. From root re- DWM-45 years old, 5 ft with class, and have all tacking, sediment control pairs to new roots. Spe- installation, plant pack- RESUMES/WORDPRO- DID YOU 9 in, stocky and dieting, the old time values. I have How to Answer An Ad KNOW .. . cializing In all your home single parent profes- horses, dogs, and a great ages, mulch deliveries, CESSING/GRAPHICS- Improvement needs. Fully repairs In all phases. Free Professional, reliable, that an ad in this local sional, seeking affection- sense of humor. I'm look- paper also goes into 14 insured. Reasonable ate woman for romantic ing tor my friend and run- 1, Note the extension numbers at the estimates. We provide full confidential. Laser print- rates. Free est, 253-0016 Insurance. References Ing, many fonts. Call 90B- other local papers? Reach dates and family outings. ning mate. Ext 3016. end of the ads you'd like to answer. avail. Discount prices 606-3360. over 140,000 households ROOFING— free alumi- Ext 3015. with one calll SWJF— extremely pretty, I negotiable. 707-1131; ROOFING * PAINTING- num gutters & leaders w/ EDUCATED DISCRETE slender, refined, Intel- I. Call 1-900-226-1003 from a 707-9354 Please leave Gurters cleaned and in- 1-800-334-0531 • any new or reroof. Best MID 50'S male looking for ligent, caring, late 40's, fi- touch-tone phone. message, will be returned stalled. Siate repairs. FENCES— all types In- roofers & prices in area. quality time & mutuaf ad- nancially Independent, Fully Insured. Free esti- stalled, metal or wood. Call Rainbow Roofers miration society. Please professional, no depen- 3. Follow the voice prompts and EXTERMINATER- DIS- mates. Call Vinnie 572- LOWEST PRICES. Fence 231-0141. respond to Ext. 3154. dants seeking a sensitive, record your messages. The cost is COUNT EXTERMINATOR. repairs. Call 756-0636. 7119. ROOFING- Quality GWM- 40 years old, 5 II. secure, cultured, weil ed- $2.00 far the first minute and $1.50 Termites, carpenter ants, ROOFING/REPAIRS/ FENCES—END OF SEA- work. Low ratss. Free es- 10 In., 175 lbs., profes- ucated successful profes- all other pests, all chemi- ATTIC FAN INSTALLA- SON SALE. Custom timates. Fully insured. sional, stable & mascu- slonal who Is non- for each additional minute. cals EPA approved, 24 TION— Gutters cleaned. wood: CCA-Sprue e- Call908B2B-6612. line. Seeks GWM 30-45, smoking, good looking, hrs, emergency service. 20 yrs. experience. Qual- Codar-Stock ad a -Vinyl SHEETROCK/SPACKLE non-smoking & masculine trim, 48-5B, 5ft.7 plus for Lie. & Insured. 247-4585. ity work, economy prices, chain link, free estimates. for a healthy friendship. loving lasting relationship. FOOD SHOPPING & 90B-381-1044. —Repairs to sheetrock & Reply to: Box 3152. references. Bill 469-1949 plaster, 572-5811. Ext. 3302. DELIVERY SERVICE- HANDYMAN FOR slso, all types of shop- SENIOR CITIZEN DOES HANDY WORK- replace- HIRE— carpentry, re- SIDING, WINDOWS, AD- ping, chaulfeurlng. Expe- placement of windows & DtTIONS— Professional rienced with references. ment of window glass, ropes, chains, sills & ga- doors, floor tiles, carpet quality work. Free esti- To hear a voice message from Call: Kathleen & Angelo, Installation, kitchen, bath mates, fully insured, fi- "Introduction" ads 906-832-7762 rage door cables. RepairB nancing avail. Elk Con- those who placed the ads above, on ceramic tiles, floors, renovation. 526-5723. run FREE wails, calling, stops, HANDYPERSON- struction 1-800-834-8333 call 1-900-226-1003. Ads In Classified doors, Installation of veni- EXPERIENCED- Cer- WALLPAPERING- Top clan blinds, banisters & amic tile, painting, decks, quality workmanship You can place your Introduction ad by don't cost — mail boxes. Small paint- general repairs. Free es- guaranteed. FREE ESTI- calling Forbes Newspapers at 1-80O-334-0531 They payl ing jobs. ate. Call Bob timate. Very reasonable. MATES, NO JOB TOO 583-6308. Call 272-4295. SMALLI 925-7360. 8 — August 22, 1991 — Union County Classified Area service Directory AUTO DEALERS CHIMNEYS FUEL OIL LOCKSMITH PAVING TILE Cringle's: J^DOWELLS REILLY 715 North Ave. West SUVA CONTRACTING CHIMNEY SWEEP Sine* 1928 Professional Ceramic Tile Installers OLDSMOBILE, INC. • Soot Free Westfield, NJ. 07090 Family Owned & Operated AUTHORIZED • Flue Caps • Kitchens • Counter Tops • All Accessories For • Budget Plans OLDSMOBILE e Baths e Foyers Stoves and Fireplaces • Service Plans e Patios SALES & SERVICE • Cleaned by Owner Andy Kloepfer • Plumbing/AC TRUCK ft BACKHOf RfNTAL • Fully Insured Professional • FREE INSPECTION mot Etr. PUUY mt. Complete Bath Remodeling 232-7651 • SENIOR DISCOUNTS 450 North Ave. E. Security Consultant ALLYIARSIRVtCt Ask For Michael 560 NORTH AVE. E. Westfield 201 654 9553 Serving Union County 908-789-3258 References and Free Estimates WESTFIELD 908-245-0137 233-3213 'leave Message" "CAU.7DAYSAWHX" MT.0§14 BUILDERS COLLISION REPAIRS FUEL OIL MASON PLUMBERS 7OPSOIL HWSCH Benner's RHI-SIRONd EXTERIOR LENNY'S PLUMBING HEATING CONmUCTION C0.f INC. Serving Union County ft e. •»• MA RESTORATIONS, INC General Contractors Auto Center Vicinity Sine* 193b FUEL CO. STEPS REPAIRED LIKE NEW • Heating Sewer ALSO: 789-2462 789-1137 Complete Auto Body & Mechanical Cleaning • Caulking • Plumbing & Heating 388-5024 "Over 44 Years" with the latest technology. • Residential • Industrial • Commercial Most Major Brands • Painting Repairs • New Construction • Additions • Alterations NJ Inspection U Reinspection Air Conditioning >- Humidifiers • Building Cleaning • Hot Water Heaters No Yard • Excavating Repairs • Masonry Steps v Oil & Gas Burners *• Heating 4 Cooling • Fully Insured • Sump Pumps Fuel Oil •" Air Cleaning Filters Too Small t Chimn»yj • Fireplaces (New and Repaired) 606 South Ave., E. • Senior Citizens Discount • Concrete and Brick Paving • Wood Decks SXKX.% - SERVICE Free Est. • State License #6249 Cranford, NJ CALL GEORGE: INVI4LL4TIC* Lenny Grleco FREE ESTIMATES 908-322-7436 TOPSOIL NJ UCENSE #007799 276-0900 574-0480 276-1111 549 LEXINGTON AVE. CRANFORD After 6:00 PM or Leave Message TO ADVERTISE CONTRACTOR GLASS TO ADVERTISE PLUMBERS TREE SERVICE TREE TOP builder* CHAPMAN BROS. General Contractors Lie. #1428 1-800-487-4183 FIND OUT HOW COST TO PLACE YOUR Everything In • Plumbing • Store Fronts • Aluminum Entrances • WOODSTACK EFFECTIVE YOUR AD • Heating - Cooling SERVICE AD HERE Specializing in all Phases of Aluminum Door Repair • Mirrors - TREE SERVICE Construction Foundation to Finish Thermopanes • Storm Window Repairs • • Alterations • Repairs Table Tops • Plexiglass • CAN BE RIGHT HERE, CALL ANNETTE AT Additions • Alterations • Rooting • Siding • Air Conditioning INSURED Docks • Kitchens * Bath m Ceramic Tile RESIDENTIAL • COMMERCIAL * Including Exienor Landscape Design INDUSTRIAL CALL ANNETTE AT Low, Low Summer Rates 1-800-334-0531 and Construction 276-1320 24 Hrs • 7 Days/Week Senior Citizen Discounts - SENIOR DISCOUNTS - 231-6689 Call 1-800-487-4183 276-6765 36 NORTH AVE E FREE ESTIMATES Joseph Fortunate, President 851-0888 after 6 p.m. CRANFORD FULLY INSURED FREE ESTIMATE 1 WALNUT AVE • CRANFORP 276-5752 BUILDERS DRIVEWAY GLASS MASON TO ADVERTISE RESIDENTIAL AUTO SAPITY COMMERCIAL Work Guaranteed Donald S. Rockefeller CUSTOM INDUSTRIAL GLASS CO. PLUMBING & HEATING INC. HORS CONTRACTING Paving EST. 1946 •'Additions 4 Alterations "APPROVED INSURANCE REPLACEMENTS" CALL TODAY - YOUR KPECIfcUftlt IN AUTO AMD COWUCRCIAL MOV OlASS CHARLES STILES Complete • Window and Patio Door Plumbing • DRIVEWAYS Mason Contractor Installations • Electrically Operated Windows & AD CAN BE SEEN • Wood and Vinyl Siding • PARKING LOTS • SEAL COATING e Ail Curved & Panoramic Windshields With 10 Years Experience Heating • Hoofing • BELGIUM BLOCK CURBING & Channels & Regulators Step Rebuilding Specialists Services by 24,500 Households Commercial * Residential • RAILROAD TIES • STUMP GRINDING" • Rear Windows • Brick Fronts • Patios State Lie. 04205 Fully Insured Free Estimates SERVING YOUR AREA FREE ESTIMATES 1-800-334-0531 • Foundations • Sidewalks 276*4083 FOR OVER 40 YEARS ' FULLY INSURED 241-8555 • Fire Places • Retaining Wafls Serving Union County and Vicinity FAMILY OWNED & OPERATED 573 W. WESTFIELD AV. 276-8677 With Quality end Dependability Scotch Pla.ni 753-7281 ROSELLE PARK — Wayne Davidowitch - QAAOtH JT*,Tf P V (jcfT 1 Jt |C0*NU V VAUfV BO) FREE ESTIMATES 272-5697 7 Raleigh Ave. • Cranford BUILDERS TO ADVERTISE HOME IMPROVEMENTS MOVERS PLUMBERS TO ADVERTISE A. BUONTEMPO DEEGAN ROOFING CO. BOBBINS ft ALLISON, INC. MCDOWELLS Ellis Gen. Builder Since 1950 "Will Stop Any Leak" Since 1928 Lie. #1268 "Local Public Mown ' Water Heaters Tree Service • New Homes & Additions FIND OUT HOW COST All Types of Roofing Moving £ L/ctnst • Sewer Cleaning ALL TYPES OF TREE CARE • Fire and Storm • Shite Slortgt 00172 • Sump Pumpa & REMOVAL Damage Construction EFFECTIVE YOUR AD •Wood • Drinking Water • Firewood Systems • Concrete Paving and •*• Repairs • Woodchips Masonry Work CAN BE RIGHT HERE, • Water Conditioning • Gutters Systems, • Snow plowing • Cellar Drainage & Pumps • Landscaping • Comm. & Res. CALL ANNETTE AT • Flat Roofs No Job Too Small Alterations • Skylights AGENT ALLIED VAN LINES 450 North Ave. E. (908) 245-1203 Fully Insured • Free Estimates 231-6689 213 SOUTH AVE E Fully ( BUILDERS FLOORS HOME IMPROVEMENTS PAINTING PLUMBING TV REPAIR REYNOLDS COD. Builders B.D.J. HOME N.M. (NICKI) PAINTING Speciallng In: PLUMBING & CUSTOM ORIGINAL DESIGNS fIcon IMPROVEMENTS, Inc. Residential • Commercial HEATING INC. • ALTERATIONS 8, Wood Floor Installation Complete Interior end Exterior RESIDENTIAL SPECIALISTS Lou DIFablo Tony DIFablo ADDITIONS Sanding and Refinlshing Remodeling and Rebuilding Over 35 Yrs. Experience • DECKS Exterior and Interior SAME DAY SERVICE Existing Wood Floors Dormers • ROOFING Residential/Commercial Brush • Spray • Roller Bathroom and Ktlchan • SIDING Moderlzatlons All Types ol Penetrating Kitchen* SALES & REPAIRS • BATHROOM & and Surface Finishes Available FREE ESTIMATES SERVICE SALES REPAIRS KITCHEN (Moislun Cure • Farxjlon • UreUun« « } Enclosure D«kt We Do The Complete Job (30 Years In Business) REMODELING Roplacemonl Windows, Storm Doon We Power Wash Before REASONABLE RATES Stnlntnfl In Cholc* Colors CENTER TV — FHEE AT-HOME ESTIMATES- Every Job! 276-6367 FULLV FREE —Fully Insured • Free Estimates— Uc. #1106 ESTIMATES Call Nick 907 Wood Ave. • Roselle INSURED 276-6973 486-6214 Call Bruce it: (906) 574-3MO or 358 NORTH AVENUE E Toll FfM 1-800-7*4-3381 "Quality Doesn't Cost It Pays.'" CRANFORD 276-2331 Charles O' Donnell -vvwv (908) 245-4835 CARPET SERVICE FUEL OIL TO ADVERTISE PAINTING ROOFING & REMODELING I WALLS AND CEILINGS LAVITOL PAINTING WE STOP LEAKS' ACARTHUR FUEL CLARK BUILDERS, INC. R. Vetter CARPET • Exterior Free Estimate VOtm LCAOCH M SCHVtCC • COMPLETE ROOF STRIPPING • Interior Fully Insured SPECIALISTS TO PLACE YOUR • Expert & Sons technics Carpentry • FLAT ROOFNIQ A SLATE Ml. TYPKS OF CAKl'rr Id I>AIH • Fuel Oil Preparation t GUTTERS It LEADERS Plastering Stairs, .Slrt-lcliiUK, StMiiiirnj • Complete heating SERVICE AD HERE "We're Still W'orkinf; Our Way Through SERVING UNION ami liiM.il Uii i >n> Town and We do the best Work Around" & MIDDLESEX COUNTIES Patching • Repairs & Service FOR 22 YEARS Textured Ceiling 40 YMARS KXl'I-KII-NCK • Air Conditioning CALL ANNETTE AT SAVE ENERGY.... We install fULLY INSURBD - «?K ESTIMATES N.J. LIC. NO. 010760 nu:i: KSTI.M,VIT.N Vinyl Replacement Windows Sheetrocking 1245 Westfield Ave. 1-800-334-0531 • Check our Rrcewion Proof Prices 381-5145 Taping & Finishing CLARK • Hoofing • Lenders and Cullers 233-1515 1-800-794 LEAK 396-8100 272-4033 (5325) 276-6945 709-0591 August 22,1991 — Union County Classified — 9 COPPERHEAD PLUM- PLUMBING/HEATINO- MATH TUTOR- Colum- PIANO LESSONS- with BUSINESS & HOMEOWNER LOANS- LOAN NEEDED IN BING, HEATING, DRAIN Llc 1710. All repairs. bia U student. Summer Yale educated concert HOMEOWNER LOANS- Need money for debt AMOUNT OF $3000— CLEANING- Affordable Bathrooms remodeled. 378 I school or prepare for next artist. Experienced teach- Call 908-793-4047 consolidation-home Im- Tims Is critical, need Ihe u«llty - free estimates, Carpentry & Tiling. Rea- INSTRUCTION I yr. All levels through Cal- er. Rates flexible. 247- provements-refl's-have money to open a small INCOME TAX §4 hour emergency ser- sonable rates. 908- culus. Group rates avail, 0205. CLEAR YOUR CREDIT credit problems?? We can business, I have job refer- vice. License #8917. 548-0052. 561-9061 (Watchunp) LEGALLY— Bankruptcy, help you! 48 hr. approvals ences & promissory note. Please call 752-8808. TENNIS LESSONS- tax lien, repos, judge- TNT HEATING * COOL. PIANO LESSON8- Be- CALL JOHN Call today for Free con- I will pay 14% Interest on HORSEBACK RIDINQ- ments, late pays, etc. sultation 008-469-9456 ihe loan to be paid in 16TAX SEASON MAYBE PLUMBING * HEAT- ING- "We Blow the inners to Advanced, 908-359-0694. SPECIAL OFFER $179. ING- water heaters, Competition away I" See Private lessons by experi- lexlble hours. Highland ask for Ariene. months. Please call 908- OVER BUT TAX PLAN. our ad In the Business enced teacher on quiet P Agents needed. Call 908- 774-3167 between 9AM-NING SHOULD BE A water filters, sump well trained horse. Call Park area. Call 908- 276-1097 LEARN HOW TO SAVE pumps, -sewer & drain Directory & Area Service 846-9642. 38O UP TO 33% ON ANY7PM YEAR ROUND PROCESS Directory. (908) 494-5292 Doris Mount 908-302- For a free review of your cleaning. All repairs. 0058 CREDIT HISTORY BAD 7 LOAN. Send $10.70 to: Truppl Plumbing, lie PIANO LESSONS- LOANS * East Coast Credit Svcs DPF Publications, Inc., 1990 returns & lax plan- #8707. Call 754-3750 DID YOU JANET'S PIANO 8TU- Westfield location. FINANCE 908-704-9797. Not Mon-POB 8033, Piscataway, ning for 1991 & beyond; KNOW... DIO— private instruction Accepting students now 3B2 caff Michael Husband* PLUMBING, HEATING, This tittle ad can be read eylenders NJ 08855-8033. r for September. Degreed, ^ AC ft DRAIN CLEAN- for all ages. Specializing I INSURANCE I for appt. Accounting & tax In more than 147,000 in beginner & intermedi- experienced teacher. 908- J SCHOLARSHIPS AND service also available year ING— 24 hr. service. cAAA LOANS- AAA Bad- CUT YOUR MORT- homes in 15 publications 654-0725 GRANTS available. Col- Same day service. Free ate levels. Hillsborough/ Slow-No-Credlt! For AnyGAGE— by Vs. Pay your round for small busi- throughout Somerset, Ballo Mead. 874-7037 lege, trade or business nesses. 463-0609. estimates. Lie. #7337. Middlesex and Union PIANO, ALL STYLES - Purposel For HELP Con- home mortgage off In 20 schools and continuing LOW COST HEALTH IN- 725-8239 or 356-1029 Counties? It caught your MATH TUTOR AVAIL- All ages. Degreed (BA/ tact Us Flrstl Debt Con- yrs. instead of 30 w/out eduction. Call 1-219-755- SURANCE- any doctor, attention, didn't it? ABLE- Certified for 7-12. MM), 20 years experi- solidation to $250,000. raising your paymts. 24 6661, ext. AES65. any hospital. 2 yr. rate Advertise Call YOUR ad in todayl Pre-Algebra to Calculus. ence. Private, college & 1-513-438-3812. hr. computer recorded guarantee available. Indi- 1400-334-0531. Reasonable rates. 908- university. Somerset message gives details. vidual dental insurance in the Classified! We Get ResultsI 424-1968, 7-10PM County area. 704-8620. Call 908-953-9603x850. Advtrtin In frit Clittltkd! avail. Call 908-422-0715. PACKER- for small RECEPTIONIST— part TELEMARKETERS- NEW— Multi-Level Mar- CHILD CARE with lots of warehouse. Experience time doctor's office in Flex. hrs. FT/PT, eves. & keting. 75% commission. TLC in my Somerville- preferred but not neces- Warren. Please call Sha- Sat. Positive attitude, 60 day double $$ back home. Lunch & Snacks sary. Call 469-7070. . ron 753-2662. strong communication guarantee. Free Info provided, with years of PAINTERS, EXPERI- skills. No sales. No solici- package 908-213-1153 Child Care experience. EMPLOYMENT RETAIL tation. Appt. settings only. Refs avail. 908-526-4710. ENCED- Also Helpers WORK AT HOME - with some experience SALES $7/hr, or salary plus com- Make up to $500 per wk CHILD CARE- my Rari- needed. Please call 908- mission, your option. Ask selling booklets by mail. tan home. Yard, snacks. CONNECTION ASSOCIATES for Patrick 908-647-4947. Any age. FT or PT. Mon.- 968-0467. FULL & PART-TIME Send S.A.S.E. to: Joan C. Fri. 7:30-5:30. Non- TELEMARKETING- Will P.O. Box 1001 Edison, ASSEMBLE PC COOK GROUNDS WORKER- PART TIME CLERK/ Work for ANNE KLEIN N.J. 08818-1001 smoker. References, 908- BOARDS— at home, no part time positions, 3 STOCK evenings and OUTLET, an established train, if under 18 must 231-1047. 410 experience necessary, Assist Head Cook/ Food days/ week, 7AM-i2Noon. weekends, $5 per hour. designer apparel store. have working papers. Part HELP WANTED S7.50/hr. Send self ad- Manager in preparing Primarily grounds work on Located In Kenllworth. Fabulous opportunities time/full time. Call Gretch- CHILD CARE- Provided dressed stamped enve- daily meals & PM snacks. 240 acre college campus. Must be 18. Call 908-272 for Full and Part-time en 908-756-0259. 43O In my So. Plainfield home lope to BIP, Box 5813-B, Other responsibilities in- Some custodial work & 3333. Sales Associates. We are TO BUILD A CHILD IS CHILDCARE full/part time. Reasonable Somerset, NJ 06875. clude: Clean & sterilize EASIER THAN TO RE- rates. 908-753-6806, dishes, assist w/kitchen snow removal during win- PART TIME COMPAN- looking for people who: WANTED A-1 OPPTY- Earn $$. ter months. Call 906-526- •Know what It means to PAIR AN ADULT- It's CHILDCARE IN MY work your own hours ATTENTION MOMS- cleaning & food ordering. ION— person needed as time for you to sell DIS- Chrlstmas Around the Qualifications Incl: M.S. 1200 ext. 363 to schedule companion & to assist w/ give outstanding cus- COUNTRY HOME- Nes- showing holiday gifts, World hiring demonstra- Interview tomer service. COVERY TOYS (earn a AM ONLY or before & af- hanic/HIMsborough area. diploma or GED, Dietetic getting around for elderly free kit) or hostess a decorations & catalogs. tors. Own hours. No in- Assistant Cert. & Food woman in No. Plainfield, •Have an eye for fashion tsrschool DayCare with Mother of 2 Tots with lov- No Investment. No obliga- vestment. Free kit, sup- HEALTH AIDE/ •Want to bring fun anddemo & receive FREE drop off and/or pickup at Ing atmosphere. 369-3422 Handler lie. and 1 year Must be avail, nights & TOYS. Call Val 908-381- tion. Call Kathy 968-6091 plies. Booking parties. exper. Salary $7 hour. 35 MONITOR flex. hrs. during wkond. enthusiasm to our party. school In No. Plainfield for CHILDCARE IN MY ACCOUNTS PAYABLE 727-9194 Assist Health Coordinator. $7.00/hr. Ideal for retiree. •Truly believe that the 5851, THANK YOU my 5 yr. old. Please call CLERK- P/T. days. Min, hr./wk. Call 908-846-8888 customer always comes HOME- Mom.-Fri. flex- ATTENTION MOMS- or send resume to: Up date tracking chart, 985-8768 908-561-5244 Iv. mess. ible, reasonable rates, ref- 2 yr. computer & A/P exp. schedule appts.. monitor first. Need extra $$$ for back SOMERSET COUNTY PART TIME DRIVER- TRUCK DRIVERS- BABY SITTER- In my erences, bl-lingual experi- req. $6-7 hr. to start. Non- to school expenses ?? HEAD START PROGRAM bathrooms/ hallways, etc. We offer: SHAPE YOUR OWN FU-MIDDLESEX home, for 6 ence. Call781-6B19 smoking Co., Middlesex, Qualifications include: for newspaper vending •Excellent salary, How about a debt free POBox 119 route in Sornerville & TURE. At J.B. Hunt, hard month old. Call Elaln 908- CHILDCARE PLUS- in 805-0200 Christmas. Earn great Somerset, NJ 08873 Typing 45 WPM, ability to •Flexible schedule. work and self-satisfaction relate to children, profes- Franklin area, 5-7AM. Call •Medical/life insurance 356-4862 my So. Plainfield home, AIDE— Before or After money & work the hours EOE M/F/V/H 769-0643. can result in top pay andCHILD CARE NEEDED by state certified mom. School program. Reliable, you want.. Get free kit, sional manner & phone (F/T). benefits. The future Is DECORATING- National skills. Car & NJ drivers lie. PART TIME ELECTRI- for 5 mo. old child, Mon.- Great yard & play room. creative & enthusiastic training & supplies From Co. seeking career mind- •Paid vacation {FfT). yoursl Call 1-800-2JB- Fri. 8am-5:30pm In my Lunch & snacks. 15 person. Work w/children Christmas Around the and current physical TIAN— 5 years experi- •An outstanding em- HUNT. We pay for your ed, motivated, creative exam w/Manatoux test ence necessary, Call Westfield home. Experi- months older. 756-2877 ages 5-11. Previous World Call Kathy 908-322- person for career in deco- ployee discount policy. OTR experience - up to ence with children & ref- exper. helpful. Mon.-Fri., 4931 for catalog & details. req. Salary $5/hr., 20 hr./ 469-1364 •All of the training you'll $.28 per mile. J.B, Hunt. CHILDCARE- 6wks + rating. Flex hrs. Training wk. Full company ben- erences req. Benefits incl. 7-9AM and/or 2:30- Parties welcome provided. Call 549-1769 PART TIME HOUSE- need to be successful EOE/Drug Screen. Train- Call 908-232-3379. to be watched for working 6:15PM. Westifield "V" efits! KEEPER- reliable, non- with us. ing available for inexperi- Moms. 37 yrs. exp,. TLC, Key program, 233-2700. BUS MONITOR DELI— Must be 18. Mon., Send resume or call: smoker w/car & refs. to Please apply in person to: enced drivers. Phone ap- CHILDCARE NEEDED IN breakfast, hot lunch & Assist In transporting of Wed & Fri- 10-6 or Mon- SOMERSET COUNTY supervise boys, 10 & 15; ANNE KLEIN plications welcome for the MY SOMERSET HOME- snacks daily. Fenced yard AIDE- Extended day children to and from Fri 2-6. Hlllsborough HEAD START PROGRAM drive car pools; do laun- experienced driver, Mini- for my 3mo. old son.swings. 545-7431 Iv. msg. Kindergarten program. Area. Call 908-369-3337. POBox 119 OUTLET mum age- 21 years. Mon, Tues, Thurs & Fri. Want creative, reliable home to center and assist dry, ironing & light house- CHILDCARE- in my Mid- In communicating w/fami- DEMONSTRATE Somerset. NJ 08873 work; help w/dinner, dish- 60 Liberty Village TYPIST/RECEPTIONIST B:30AM-6:30, trans pro- dlesex home by experi- person. Exper. needed. EOE M/F/V/H Flemington, NJ Growing computer dealer vlded if needed, 873-0369 M-F, 7:30AM-12:30PM, lles. Qualifications In- CHRISTMAS AROUND es & errands. 2-7PM, enced mom. Infants clude: H.S. Diploma, First THE WORLD Work own (908) 782-9646 has full-time, versatile po- CHILDCARE NEEDED- through 5 yrs. 968-4677. 11AM-3:30PM. Send re- HEBREW TEACHERS Mon.-Fri. Nice family in sition. typing cor- sume Westfleld Y, 220Aide Cert., Weekly Com- hrs. Free kit. Earn Hawaii NEEDED- for wonderful Scotch Plains. Good pay, workirtg parents seek ma- munity Outreach, Current free. Avg. $8-10/hr. Book- Sales respondence and answer- ture woman to care for In- DEPENDABLE BRIDGE- Clark St., Westfield, kids in a liberal Synogo- 908-233-1902 Iv msg. Ing phones. Experience WATER MOM will care for 07090. Attn: Kinder Kare Physical Examination and Ing parties. 908-382-1344 gue, Sun. 9:30-11:30, 3rd PART TIME- days, fant in our Westfield Manatoux Test prior to ADVERTISING SALES with WordPerfect required home. Exper & refs re- yours. Lunch & Snacks. & 4th grade reading. Clerk. Light shipping & of- and 70 WPM along with Playroom & yard. Refer- AIDE— needed by senior hiring & NJ Bus Drivers DISCOVERY TOYS- Is Wed. 5-6:30 grade 7. Call fice duties. Req: llgnt typ- quired. Mon-Fri, 7:30- citizen on oxygen. Flex- Lie. within six months actively seeking consult- Outside sales profes- good phone skills. Will ences. FT/PT. Call 908- Rabbi Margolin 359-0420 ing, car, & 1 yr. w/any sional to sell automotive train to do light book- 4:30.908-232-1835 704-1225. ible hours & days. Varied from the date of hire. Sal- ants to demonstrate for previous employer. Could EXPERIENCED INFANT tasks including food ary $5/hr. 20 hour/wk. the fall season, Next infor- HOLIDAY MONEY- It's and real estate display keeping and PC business CHILD CARE NEEDEO- DUNELLEN- Exper. shopping, apt. cleaning, Send resume or call: 90B- mational tea. Aug. 16.easy to find a CHRIST- become F/T. $5-6 start. advertising for prestigious data bases. Must be fast MAS AROUND THE Middlesex 805-0200 and growing group of in our Somerset home, mom will care for your laundry etc. Wages neg. 846-8886. Call 249-8592 learner. Call Brigit at 908- lues, Weds, Thurs. from child. Fenced yard, lunch Please call 755-9464 WORLD ad. It's not easy PART TIME- Hop on the New Jersey weeTdy news- 964-7070 or else send re- SOMERSET COUNTY to find a good CHRIST- papers. Must have excel- 7AM-5:30PM. If you are a & snacks provided. Rea- Plalnfleld area. HEAD START PROGRAM DISPATCHER sleigh to EEEZ MONEY! sume with salary history TANK TRUCK MAS AROUND THE FREE $300 KIT & SUP- lent verbal and written (required) in confidence non-smoker, responsible sonable. 752-4295. AMERICAN MAID SER- PO Box 119 WORLD Supervisor. Call PLIES! Call now! 738-communication skills; to: & committed towards the DUNELLEN- State regis- VICE— in Raritan Is now Somerset, NJ 08873 Experienced, take charge 908-469-2482 for info. 9464. prior newspaper experi- Maple Data Systems education of an active tered family day care. Full hiring Supervisors & EOE M/F/V/H individual required to run ence a big plus. If you are 4mo. old boy, we would time, infants-$95, Cleaners. Must have own 60 driver operation In LAW ENFORCEMENT PART TIME- start im- a self-starter, well organ- Corp. like to meet you. Refer- toddlers-$85, pre-school trans. 2 yrs. prior exper. CHHA/HHA/NURSES Northern New Jersey. DEA— U.S. Marshall's, mediately. Good pay. ized, with a superior track Attn: B. Schriever ences required. Call 908- $75. Also, part time Call $150$300/wk. Apply w/ Must have hazardous now hiring. No experi- Great bonus program. record, we are interested 960 Greeley Ave. E 356-4292. 968-1711 refs. Mon., Wed. (7-9PM) ALTERNATIVES ence necessary. For ap-Flexible hours. Call 908- material background & be In hearing from you. Union, NJ 07083 DUNELLEN— The best & Sat. (1-5PM), 33 West BRIDGEWATER knowledgeable in com-plication info, call 1-219- 463-1310. Please call Elaine Equal Oppty Emplyr EXPERIENCED LOVING Second St. (off First 755-6661 ext. NJ465. CAREGIVER— needed toddler care only a moth- 908-725-5575 puterized dispatch and PART TIME— wear and Clisham, Classified Adver- YARD HELP— for a fast er can provide. III provide Ave.), Raritan. EDI. Please call between BAM to 8PM, 7 days. tising Manager, at 90S- for 1 yr. old boy in my Assignments Available show, ladies fashion Jew- growing Lumber & Home Somerset home. 3 days/ lots ol fun. learning, TLC. 9AM & 5PM, or send LPN WANTED- for Tra- 231-6614. Center. Seeks bright, am- BUYER- a dally salary of CHILDCARE- earn resume to: cheostomy care for ambu- elry . Two eves. $125. No wk. Flexible. Call 908- FT/PT. Big fenced in yd. $300.00 tor buying mer- money providing quality Investment. We train. Ex- bitious individual for entry 247-8123, Iv. mess. & complete playroom. Jim Gallagher latory Branchb urg cellent future Manage- Forbes Newspapers level position. Will train. CPR, state certif. pend- chandise. No exp. nee.chlldcare for 1 or more PO Box 305 woman. Hours: 7:45-4:45, MARY POPPINS NEED- 231-6910. ment avail. (906)756-3066 Apply in person: Westfield ing. Refs. Call 752-8960. children in your own Jersey City, NJ 07303 Mon.-Fri. Call 609-883- ' EOE M/F Lumber, 700 North Ave. ED— to care for 20 mo. home. MONDAY MORN- 1-800-742-2843 7101 days, 609-737-7687 POLICE OFFICER- The E,, Westfield, 232-8855. old boy in my Hillsbor- EXPERIENCED LOVING ING INC, offers Insurance, or 908-722-2820 eves, Middlesex Borough Police SALES/ENTREPRE- ough home. For more In- CHILD CARE In my Pis- INVENTORY DISPLAY SALES- 12 Department is now ac-NEURS- Seeking execu- referrals, equipment, people needed im- ask for Karen. formation call Alexis 908- cataway home, flexible CONTROL back-up & more. Union cepting applications for tive type person to share 281-6426 hours, reasonable, de- County 668-4884; Somer- mediately. S1600+ a MACHINE OPERATOR— the position of police of- our business. Earn what 42O month to start. Call 756- you are really worth & pendable, references. For STOCK set County 526-4884 to grind & polish optical ficer. Applications may be EMPLOYMENT more Info Call 985-3430. 6530 lenses. Mechanical ability obtained at police head- have fun doing II Send PERSON CLEANING PERSON required. Full or Part time. quarters, 1200 Mountain resume to: W&E Profes- WANTED 43S EXPERIENCED MOM- NEEDED— day hours, DRIVER Middlesex Borough. Retir- sional Enterprises, 13 of 3 yr. old will care for Serious minded. Avenue, Middlesex, NJ. your child, Raritan. Low residential & office clean- RECREATION AIDE ees welcome. 356-1461, All applications must be Bennington Way, Belle NOTICE: All EMPLOYMENT Career orientated. ing. Must be reliable & Full Time returned to the police de- Mead, NJ 08502 or call rates, activities, walks, Must be able to MANAGEMENT CANDI- 908-359-7375, WANTED advertisements school bus area. Call 704- through. Pick up avail. JFK Hartwyck at Oak partment no later than are PAYABLE IN AD- work flexible hours. Dunellen/Mlddlesex area. DATE: We will train at our 4:00PM, Friday, Sept. 13. 8749 Tree, a 120-bed long term expense for permanent SECRETARY/ADMIN" VANCE by cash, check, J Call 968-5631. care facility located in Ed- No telephone or mail in- NOTICE: All CHILDCARE EXPERIENCED MOM- position in Somerset/ Mid- quiries will be answered. ASST.— FT position avail, VISA or Master Card. For CLERICAL— mature per- ison, NJ currently has a dlesex County with an in- in Westfield Ins. Agency a quote on cost, pleas* PROVIDED SOUTH—nwrti wlll babysit in my Cran- son for busy Dunellen in- full time opportunity in Applicants must appear in ford home. FT/PT. Lincoln PART-TIME ternationally known com- person at police head- for exper. sec. PC exper. call 1-800-334-0531 • ara PAYABLE IN ADVANCE surance office for typing, Adult Day Care Center pany that is a leader In nee. Knowledge of Lotus by cash, check, VISA or Park area. 272-0845 leave filing & phone. Good transporting Alzheimer's quarters with proper I.D. CARING LICENSED message STOCK the field. We're looking to obtain applications. & Dlsplaywite helpful. Di- Master Csrd. For a quote handwritind a must. Full patients and assisting in for outgoing, confident In- versified duties. Steno a NURSE— willing to care on cost, please call HEY MOM & DAD- the CLERKS time, 9-5. Call Jerry. 908- creative activities with pa- dividuals with high ambi- PROOFREADERS Free- + . Call Judy Mon.-Thurs, for patients in your home. 1-800-334-0531. end is near, the end of 968-6364. tients. tion who truly enjoy work- lance positions for inter- 654-7800 between 9- Highland Park/Edison. the summer that is!! Time Nights and COMPUTER NETWORK- Qualified candidate ing with people. Some national medical com- 11AM or 3-4PM, Call 908-572-7910 bet- to plan for your child's should possess valid driv- sales, retail or public rela- munications company. At ween 9-11AM. 4 C's— State registered, weekends a must. ING & RESELLING SECRETARY: Medical daycare, Call me now- it's CO.— Seeking full time er's license & excellent tions experience a plus least 1 year proofing ex- CLEANING- Experi- exper, excel refs, insured, never too early to start. Flexibility in driving record for the last but not necessary, Start- perience required. Knowl- Communications Co., re- meals & snacks incl. Tax scheduling. secretary for general of- porting to 3 Sales Direc- enced mother & daughter Gerry, 908-873-5677 fice work. Should be or- three years. Previous pa- ing salary to $600 per edge of medical terminol- will clean home, office or deductible. Large play- Competitive pay and tient transport experience week plus bonus potential ogy and AMA style a plus. tors in busy environment. room, tots of love, fun ac- HILLSBOROUGH- reli- ganized, comfortable w/ Basic secretarial skills re- apt, Transportation, good able, non-smoking mom good benefit computers & have pleas- a plus. upon assuming Manage- Company relocating to refs. Honest & reliable. tivities. 233-7223 We offer an excellent sal- ment responsibilities. Hillsborough In October. quired: 70 + wpm typing, to care for chlid(ren) FT/ package. Room for ant lelephone skills. Small telephone coverage, dict- Call 572-7523 A KIDDIE KORNER- 2 5 after school. Sunnymead growth and office. $6 per hr. Call ary and comprehensive Send resume to: TheFreelancers required to yr olds, M-F, in my home Management Institute, pickup and drop off work. aphone, typing general HOUSE CLEANING- Ex- bus stop. CPR & first aide advancement. Sherrl Mon-Fri 9-5. 908-flex benefits package. in S.PIalnfield. Lg. fenced cert. Snacks provided. 248-0848. Please contact Marie PO Box 764, Green Send resume and rates correspondence & pro-perienced & has excellent Interested applicants posals & managing mail- references plus own yard. Experienced teach- Refs. too. 908-874-7B05. Labbancz, Program Direc- Brook, NJ 08812-0764. to: J. Wood, Excerpta er providing all activities. apply at Garwood tor at (908) 548-9770. An MANAGEMENT TRAINEE Medlca, 3131 Princeton ing list database. Must be transp. Available Mon-Fri. fluent In WP 5,1 & Lotus 908-756-0420 Beverly LATCH KEY CERTIFIED Walgreens or call Advertise In the Classified! equal opportunity em- Starting salary up to Pike, Lawrenceville, NJ Call 908-752-7925. Ask PROVIDER- 7AM-9PM/ ployer m/f/h/v, $600/wk. 2 yr, Training 08648. 123. Company will be re- for Ana or Leo. Mr. Blowe for inter- locating to Hillsborough AO CHILDCARE- 3PM-6:30PM. Holidays & Program, full benefits. Qualifled, reliable, insured school recess full time. view at: JFK Hartwyck College & Business expe- REAL ESTATE SALES - this Fall. Send resume OFFICE with salary requirements 425 FAMILY DAY CARE Is Healthy breakfast, Nursing, Convalescent & rience preferred. Call 908- 100% COMMISSION available from MONDAY snacks, arts & crafts etc. Rehabilitation Centers 782-5254, ext. 271 any-PLAN Sell $300,000 to: Director of Sales, P.O. EMPLOYMENT CLEANERS Box 3085. Princeton, NJ MORNING INC. School bus for James time, Mr. Katchen. house earn $8280, pay no RELATED 526-4884, 668-4884 Monroe. Call 738-6469 789-1990 CRANFORD DRIVERS expenses. This is not a 08543-3085. OPPORTUNITIES Monday, Tuesday. Thur- School vehicle, Bus & gimmick. Experience & ALL YOU COULD WANT LOVING & RESPON- sday and Friday. 9 a.m, Van runs avail. Sept, 1 in MANAGER newly licensed welcome SUPEHINTENDENT- in a DayCare. Loving at- SIBLE MOTHER- w/ to 12 noon. , central NJ. area. Start to participate in best com- Apt. houses. Experi- $30,000 A YEAR READ- mosphere, activities to exper. will care for infant- 300 South Avenue $7 to start. $8 after 30 TRAINEE onced. Own tools. Plumb- ING BOOKS- Get start- stimulate, great playroom, 3 yr old in my North Plain- training now. Top pay In pensation plan in N.J. For ed today! MakB money Garwood Mall days. Pleasant working area. Safe Driving Bonus Hiring now details call Ray (908)Ing, carpentry, painting fenced yard. Breakfast, field home, FT/PT, Call conditions. skills. Good apt. Bsnefits. the fast, easy rewarding lunch plus snacks. FT/PT, between 5-9PM, 753-5316 Program. Monthly at- 526-4440. Century 21 way. Call now! 24 hour re- For immediate tendance bonus. 3-6 hrs. full and part time McGee Realtors, 1035 References. Start $375/ 6 mos. & up. 769-4241. LOVING MOTHER OF 1 consideration, call Our company has im- wk. 722-9425 corded message revels ATTENTION TEACHERS per day. School holidays Rt. 202, Branchburg. details. 415-469-2003 ext. YR OLD— will watch your 561-0005, & summers off. Ideal for mediate openings for 18 SUPPLEMENTARY & PT WORKING MOTH- child in rny home in Fran- people. RECEPTIONIST 003. Directory/Fee. ERS- Chlldcara in my or Homemakers. Retirees, Family Counseling Ser- TEACHERS— Part time klin Park, Society Hill III. College students, Shift •Company training A FRANCHISE SERVICE So. Plainlleld home, in- Will encourage natural 232-5353. •rapid advancement vice of Somerset County to assist with classsroom fants welcome. Call Diane workers. Commercial driv- (s looking for a reception- Instruction. Certification BUSINESS FOR SALE— development & have lots er's license required. •bonuses and incentives required, Send resume $4,995+ guaranteed at 756-7525 Oltoys. 821-8648 $400 per week ist in their Bemardsville sales, training, equipment Free training avail. Ap- office. If you are a self to: HARDING SCHOOL, BABY CARE— mother of plicants must have N.J. Call 908-968-1119. 426 BOULEVARD, & protected territory. Mini- LOVING, RESPONSIBLE motivated, well organized mal operating capital re- 2 school age children, MOM— will caro for your state driver's license with MARKETING/ MANAGE- individual, please call: TEACHER, PT- for Vi has lots of time & love to infant-2 yr, old, Mon.-Fri., BANK 3 yrs. experience. MENT— worldwide leader MELISSA LEGGETT day extended Kindergar- quired. Serious Inquiries only. Call 1-800-451-5371, devote to your infant only non-smokor. References. 908-766-2554 in the financial Industry 908-356-1082 ten prog ra m. 11 AM- In my home. 707-1876 Hlllsborough 281-0028. looking to expand its pro- or send resume to: 3:30PM, Mon.-Fri. Expor. DEALERSHIP LOT DRIVERS WANTED- HOMES— America's fin- BABYSITTING IN MY MOTHER OF 3— will TELLERS Medlcal transportation fessional sates and mar-Family Counseling Ser- a must, Send resume to keting staff In central Jer- vice Of Somerset Cnty Westfield "Y", 220 Clark est Log Home manufac- SO. PLAINFIELD care for 1 child, PT or FT, Co. seeks part lime driv- turer needs quality whole- HOME— newborns & up. Call 271-OOB8 With or Without Experience ors with excellent driving sey area. First year In- 339W2NDST St., Weslfield, 07090 Attn: 14 yrs. experience. Many come up to 40K If quail- Bound Brook NJ 08B05 Kinder Kara. salers. Earn excellent ORANGE"" AVE. We are seeking bright, cheerful people to record. Flexible hours tied, plus bonuses. Send profits. Full or part time. references. Please call avail able. 908-272-9777. TEACHER S/ 754-8521 SCHOOL- If your child fill full and part time teller positions In Union resume to Alan Kandel, HECEPTIONIST/DENTAL ASSISTANTS— FT/PT lor Lifetime warranty. Call K'r. atlonds OAS. Cranforri, & and Somerset Counties, Your qualifications FASHION ADVISER - PO Box 197, South ASSISTANT- Duties In- Jones for free dealer info. BABYSITTING MOM inyou nood before, aftor or clude managing offico & Hillsborough Preschool. should include a quick and accurate mind for wear & show ladies jew- Bound Brook, NJ 08880. Call 753-6941 1-800-321-5647. Old Somerville has 1 full/part lunch timo care, call mom erty 2 evenings, earn EOE, assisting Doctor. Must Timer Log Homes, Mt. time opening. Large yard, of two at 276-3391. numbers, good communications skills and a display a professional. $125. Call Friday 9a-1p TELEMARKETING Juliet, TN. CPR certified. Experi- neal professional appearance. 908-267-5619 MEDICAL RECEPTION- friendly & outgoing man- FRIENDLY HOME PAR- enced. Rofs. avail. Call S. PLAINFIELD- Avatl- IST— Busy, mjftl- ner. Refs. Req. 722-2431 PART TIME 908-526-4720. after 5:30. able 6am-3:30pm, in my FUND RAISING DIREC- Forbes Newspapers is TIES— has openings for Those selected will receive n compelitive TOR— Experloncod per- speclalty office seeks a RECEPTIONIST- for homo. Meals, fenced in take charge, responsible busy professional office. looking for two Individuals demonstrators. No cash BEFORE 4 AFTER yard, plenty of toys, crib salary and benefits package For more son to develop Fund to work part time in their Investment. No service Raising for YMCA-Annual Individual for full time po- Excellent opportunity to SCHOOL CARE- pro & accessories. Calf Information please call our Personnel sltlon al Iront desk. loin pleasant staff. 30-40 Classified Telemarketing charge. Highest commis- vided In rny Brldgewater Maryann 808-7530622 Support, Endowment, Dapartmont in their Som- sion & hostess awards, 3 Department at: Capital & Granls. Must Please call Lorraine at hra, per weak. Send re- home. 2 blocks from Ad- 908-499-0606. sume to Box 65, Rarllan, orvillo offico. Customor catalogs, over 800 Items. amevllle School. 231-0924 WILL BABYSIT in my So work with Volunteers. Re- NJ 0SB69 sorvlce and telemarketing Call 1-800-408-4875. 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Sale Prica: 59899 Opt. Total of Pymts $5940. Sale Price: $4720 1SS40. Sale P'.oo: $7372. J BACK FROM HYUNDAI! RT. 22 WEST No. PLAINFIELD (908) 757-4000 ALL ON SALE THIS \~~( E REFUSED! 1991 TROOPER ENJOY THE BEST SAVINGS OF THE YEAR DURING .. . SAVE $1729! SAVE $23992 SAVE $4395! Muju 4-Dr S«OX1. 4-C»l Eng. S Spa Mm Tl«l«. Pvt sng & O,lc B»k«l FWD 1990 liulu 2Dr H.l<*. 4-Cyl Eng. S-Sp •'• •,'• w .• '• 2 - Union County Back-To-Sctiool - August 22,1991 - A Fortes Newspaper Supplement WE CARRY ORGANICALLY GROWN FOOD, CHEMICAL AND PESTICIDE FREE. N.J. School of BALLET Harding School calendar Our Children Deserve the BEST Sept 4 Harding School opens Send them to School with Nutricious Food FALL CLASSES Oct. 14 School closed, Columbus Day TomDonnel| 908 322 2130 Nov. 7 and 8 School closed, NJEA convention fi ARVEST y • " ' Nov. 27 Closing at 1 p,m., Thanksgiving recess Dec. 23 to Jan. 2 School closed, Christmas recess VHEALTH FOODS - NATURAL VITAMINS Children • Teen • Afluli * 1759 EAST 2ND STREET BEGINNERS thru ADVANCED Jan. 20 School closed, Martin Luther King Day SCOTCH PLAINS, NJ 07076 WM OiM0HMidltN*SoiMnil Feb. 3 and 4 Closing at 1 p.m., parent conferences hm 9* MNT Mbrmifcff on prate* iww^ to wwort )«if ra*«to»*/nn*. Call 736-5940 or 526-2334 Feb. 17 and 18 School closed, winter recess April 17 to 27 School closed, Easter recess May25 School closed, Memorial Day I have a good reason June 17 Last day of school and graduation for going to college. Harding expects 580 Sept. 4 Harding School will reopen end at 11:25. Afternoon pre- Sept 4 for grades pre- kindergarten and kindergarten kindergarten through eighth. An will be held from 12:30 to 3. First enrollement of 580 students is ex- through third grades will com- pected. mence at 8:55 and end at 3 p.m. The schedule for students in Grades 4 to 6 will be held from grades 7 and 8 has been ex- 8:35 to 2:50. Seventh and eighth panded to eight periods, The ad- grade classes will be held from ditional time will be used to in- 8:42 to 3:04. crease the number of periods in literature, mathematics and gym. Lunch will be served the first Morning pre-kindergarten and day of school. 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Bryan • B.U.M. • Jimmy Jean t A Forbes Newtpaper Supplement - August 22,1991 - Union County Btck-To-School - 3 Westfield public schools calendar On our cover Sept 4 School opens Pupils in the gifted and tal- Sept 9 and 10 Schools closed, Rosh Hashanah Sept 18 Schools closed, Yom Kippur ented class at Cranford's Brookside School, from left, William Humphries, Avital Bologna or Uverwurst| Octl4 Schools closed, Columbus Day Sandwich Oct30 Staff in-service day, four-hour session Palvesky, Christine Polidore, Allison Morris and Marc Peti C Taylor Ham & Cheese Nov. 5 Elementary conferences learn the principles of aero- Sandwich Nov. 7 and 8 School closed, professional days dynamics by making ap- Nov. 14 Elementary conferences, 4-hour session propriately constructed 2 Liter Coke EXPIRES OCT. 15,1991 Nov. 27 Four-hour session, Thanksgiving recess paper airplanes. Cranford High School student Andrew Dec. 23 to Jan. 2 Schools closed, Christmas vacation Morris led the lesson, HERSHEY'S DELI Jan. 20 Schools closed, Martin Luther King Day 502 Boulevard, Kenilworth Feb. 12 Four-hour session 276-9328 Feb. 17 Schools closed, President's Day Feb. 18 to 21 Schools closed, winter vacation March 18 Four-hour session April 13 to 16 Schools closed, spring vacation April 17 Schools closed, Good Friday/Passover HOOLT May 25 Schools closed, Memorial Day June 23 Last day for secondary students June 24 Elementary students' last day June 25 Last day for teachers B. KUBICK Opticians Girls ALWAYS Make Passes at Guys in ^ OUR Glasses Choose from our large Selection of Disney, Benetton, and Fischer Price For Children our glasses have a lifetime guarantee for breakage. 110 Central Avenue Westfield, N. 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Dance Teachers U CALL NOW 3224249 or 369-3215 12 North Avenue West * Cranford, NJ 07016 Registration 10-3 in person (908)276-6718 • To be the BEST Aug. 20, 21,27, 28 AGS ACCREDrTED GEM LAB CERTIFIED GEMOLOGIST APPRAISERS take from the BEST Sept. 4,5 W Ballet • Tap • Jazz • Acrobatics • Modern • Pomte MONDAY, TUESDAY & FRIDAY 9:45^;.3.0.»JHUB§.DAY.9;45-.fl:30JMTlJRDAY-QdO-SiOO'»ClOSED WEDNESDAY 4 - Union County Back-To-School - August 22,1991 - A Forbes Newspaper Supplement * CLARK David Brearley calendar St. Michael's Sept 3 Freshman orientation LANES Sept 4 School opens program 140 Central Ave. • Clark • 381-4700 Sept 9 and 10 School closed, Rosh Hashanah JUNIOR BOWLING LEAGUES Sept 18 School closed, Yom Kippur outlined Oct 14 School closed, Columbus Day Ages 6-18 St Michael's School, Cranford, Join Now • Starts September 7 Nov. 7 and 8 School closed, NJEA convention continues to offer the "Catholic Nov. 27 Closing at 12:30, Thanksgiving recess School Advantage: Education Applications Available at Clark Lanes Plus." Dec. 23 to Jan. 2 School closed, Christmas recess The elementary school offers a Call for details solid basis for learning through its Certified Coaches • Parlies • Tournaments Jan. 20 School closed, Martin Luther King Day early childhood program. Chil- Fully Sanctioned • Banquets » Trophies dren, 3 years old by Sept 30, may Feb. 17 and 18 School closed, Presidents' weekend attend nursery school classes SATURDAY LEAGUES: three mornings a week. Children April 17 to 27 School closed, spring vacation who are 4 by Sept 30 may attend 9:00 A.M.-12 NOON pre-kindergarten class five days a May 25 School closed, Memorial Day week for a half-day session, Chil- YOUTH/ADULT LEAGUES: dren 5 by Sept 30 may attend the SUNDAYS AT 11:30 A.M. June 22 Last day of school and graduation kindergarten class five days a week for a foil-day session. 14 Week Sessions - Starts Sept. The early childhood program fo- cuses on various levels of social- ization, learning about Jesus, CLARK MEN'S HDCP reading and math readiness, be- ginning science, art, music and MON. 9 P.M. physical education. TCP HAT A The elementary school furthers SUNDAY MIXED FOURSOME its focus on academics in the cur- SUN. 8:30 P.M. DANCE CENTER riculum for grades 1 to 8, Pupils receive a solid foundation in reli- CRANFORD MEN'S LEAGUE Bring This Ad and Receive $5.00 Off 1st Months Lessons! gious education, mathematics, sci- BALLET-POINTE-TAP-JAZZ-ACROBATICS-DANCE EXERCISE ence, language arts, social studies FRIDAY 9 P.M. IN PERSON REGISTRATION and reading. They also benefit MONDAY LADIES from exposure to computers, Tuesday, August 27 thru Friday, August 30 physical education, art, music and MON. 9 P.M. 5-6 p.m. cultural arts. Saturday, August 31 thru Sunday, September 1st Seventh and eighth graders may DAYTIME LADIES 12-3 p.m. take pre-algebra and algebra, as MON. thru FRI. well as conversational French. 9:30 A.M.& 12:30 P.M. 501 SOUTH AVENUE, GARWOOD, NEW JERSEY 07027 St Michael's School also pro- (908)789-1178 vides an after-school program (Entrant* on West St. nexi to Elite Gymnastics) ' from 2:30 to 5:30, a hot/cold lunch program daily and instrumental MICHAEL J. CIUPFO, Owner-Director N.Y. TRAINED & CERTIFIED INSTRUCTOR music lessons. Call the school of- BACK TO SCHOOL IN '91 fice, 276-9425, for more informa- • ELM SPECIALS t tion. 13" We reward our best Samsung customers Temple Beth-El Television for shopping with us. religious school COMPACT accepting signups The Religious School of Temple REFRIGERATORS Beth-El, Cranford, is accepting registrations for its 1991-92 school year. The school emphasizes tra- $ M 'jotfgV \ i ditional Jewish values, offers a \ with your warm and caring atmosphere and From is staffed by experienced profes- 129 S I Hallmark Gold sionals. * **• \ Crown Card. In addition to the Aleph-Hei classes (grades 3 to 7), the school SONY-SHARP-HITA CHI- GE offers a pre-kindergarten class for 3 and 4-year-olds which meets one Sunday a month from 10 to 11 a.m.; a K-l class for kindergart- ners and first graders that meets every Sunday from 10 to 11 am. The Hallmark Gold Crown Card is a our store WU punch your card and a pre-Aleph class for second great reason to shop with us. after each purchase When all the graders that meets from 9 to 11 Walkman Clock Radios Boom Box hoics m S 98 Simply pick up your Hallmark Gold P™**** you'll receive a.m. every Sunday. Aleph through from 35°° from '18" from *89 Crown Card the next time you're in l50° "w^ W* natt purchase Hei classes meet six hours per week, from 4 to 6 p.m. Tuesdays It's our way of saying "Thank you for shopping with us!" and Thursdays, and from 9 to 11 RADIO & TV, am. Sundays. Classes will begin Sept 15. APPLIANCES The curriculum includes Jewish HALLMARK SHOP history, prayers, arts and crafts 506 Boulevard and current events. For more in- 220 ELMER STREET•WESTFIELD formation, call Charna Lavikoff, OPEN Kenilworth, NJ 2334400 FREE president of the religious school's THURSDAY 276*2198 board of education, 276-0549. NIGHTS PARKING A Fortes Newtpap* Supplement - August 22,1991 - Union County Baek-To-School - 5 Westfield school enrollment up 8, but QEA eliminates 25 staffers Westfleld public schools will straints have cut voice classes for core subjects (English, reading, open SepL 4 for some 4,150. to provide the teams with plan- tennediate school principals, students and a peer assistance mathematics, social studies and ning time for multi-disciplinary David Rock, assistant superinten- Although enrollment is ex- teacher for staff members. spelling) will permit more flexible units and time for the team teach- dent for curriculum and instruc- pected to increase by about eight A weeklong in-service training use of time for teachers and stu- ers to serve in a new adviser/advi- tion, and Marie Scian, coordinator students, more than 15 teaching session for sixth grade team dents to pursue subjects in depth see role with their pupils. of elementary education, person- staff positions have been elimi- teachers, science teachers, librar- and greater use of multi- net and affirmative action officer. nated as were 4.7 administrative ians and a guidance counselor is disciplinary learning activities. Schools superintendent Mark "These changes could result in positions and five support staff being held Aug. 19 to 23. Joseph The introductory foreign lan- Smith said that the sixth grade Westfield's having a model pro- (custodians and secretaries). Bondi from the University of guage course wilt be included in changes are the results of a series gram for other districts and for These and other cuts were made South Florida and a specialist in the cycle program which will also of meetings with sixth grade our own seventh and eighth grade in the budget due to the Quality the middle school programs will also include computer keyboard- teachers, elementary and in- programs," he said. Education Act (QEA). help train the teachers In Sep- ing and a course titled "Technol- Students will find about a dozen tember, there will be eight team ogy Through Critical Thinking and T staff members new to the school members—two teams of four Practical Applications." The system to replace employees who members each-instead of seven weekly reading program will be retired or left Westfield. An orien- at each intermediate school. This expanded to five days from three tation for staff new to the district staff increase was necessary due days to strengthen the literature will be held Aug. 29, and an in- to an enrollment increase and will segment Basic skills instruction 102 N. UNION AVE., CRANFORD service workshop for administra- provide program and scheduling program teachers will assume tive staff members Aug. 26. advantages. Block scheduling of basic skills instruction previously ANYWAY Other cuts include the hot lunch done by sixth grade team teachers program and a science support LOOK AT program from the elementary schools. The Advanced Learning R BARGAINS ARE Program (ALP) has been modi- UNBEATABLE! fied: the number of ALP staff has Thrlftft THESE SUPER BARGAINS GO ON SALE TODAY been reduced from four to two; Contlflnmcnt Junior Lcigue of the amount of time in the pro- Stort EllMbeth-Plalnfleld by NATIONALLY ADVER. AMERICAN MFR.I gram will be cut in half for fourth and fifth grade pupils and the BACK-TO-SCHOOL J JfcAE number of third graders in ALPs Start Your School Season At AND will be cut to about 8 to 9 percent GIRLS 4 "JW from about 19 percent In the in- The Jumble Store termediate schools, cuts include home economic classes for sixth, DRESSES 1*4 seventh and eighth graders, indus- • ALL SIZES 4 TO 6X & 7 TO trial arts courses for sixth grade Open for Receiving Store Opens 14 • TREMENDOUS SELEC- pupils, and the interscholastic Consignment Articles TION OF COLORS & STYLES sports program for eighth graders. Monday Sept. 9th IN 1 PC & 2 PC Stpt, 3,5,6,7 At the high school, budget con- TREMENDOUS VALUE! Interparochial Ne* fill clothing for children A adults • tlouiewares • Jewelry 110 Walnut Ave • Cranford • 276-0222 by "BUGLE BOY" school formed Daily 9:30-3:30 • Closed Wed • Thurs 7-9 pm t Sat 10-2 BOYS PANTS • SIZES 8 TO 18 IN REG. OR in Westfield II SLIM t BRUSHED CANVAS CA- When students come back to SUAL PANT, PRINTED ROLL UP school at 336 First St, Westfleld, CUFF WITH MATCHING WAIST It will be to a school with a new BAND • ALSO BELTED COTTON Identity and new name. Holy presents & POLY TWILL BLEND Trinity Interparochial School, as NOBODY BEATS MICKEY 1 of 1991-92, will be co-sponsored by 1' Fest-A-Bowl the two Catholic parishes of West- HIS OR HERS fleld, Holy Trinity and St Helen's, Aug. 24 & 25, Aug. 31, Sept. 1& SWEAT SHIRTS COMP and Our Lady of Lourdes in 2 BIG WEEKENDSI! VAL Mountainside. Reduced Prices • Glve-A-Ways or PANTS M Co-sponsorship distributes the • ALL SIZES S-M-L-XL • CREW •1O responsibility for Catholic el- STARTING EACH DAY AT 4 P.M. NECK, LONG SLEEVE • ELASTIC ementary schools among all the WAIST PANT • ASS'T COLORS • parishes in defined areas of the POLY & COTTON FLEECE Archdiocese of Newark Co- WINTER LEAGUES NOW FORMING sponsorship has been adopted as Vacation Leagues Mondays at 9 "CUTE CUMBER" policy for all Roman Catholic par- Sundays at 6 ishes in Essex, Bergen, Hudson CHILDREN'S FASHION and Union counties. Over time, Everybody Goes On a Vacation! most parish schools will become Junior Leagues Now Forming OVERALLS involved in co-sponsorship. Some Saturdays at 9 and 12:30 • SIZES 12 MOS. THRU 4T • AD- will continue to function on their Don't Miss Out on the Fun! JUSTABLE STRAPS • ASST COL- own, while others will be merged ORS & STYLES IN DENIM TWILL and their student bodies and fac- CALL NOW 232-7100 & CORDUROY. SLIRR. ulty absorbed within the larger network of Catholic elementary 64 turn Autwnrtc Scoring 1021 Bt 22 Ewt Mountilniklt schools. 1 Under co-sponsorship, the pas- "ROBBIE SPORT tors of the participating parishes LADIES comprise a board of pastors who have the administrative responsi- SKIRTS or SLACKS bility of the school with an ap- Great Food & Spirits • Open 7 Days • 4 T018 SLACKS S 4 T012 SKIRTS pointed principal as chief execu- tive officer. Last year's enrollment at Holy $5.00 OFF $25.00 PURCHASE Trinity of 240 pupils will be in- with this coupon • Expires 10 30-91 creased to more than 300. I MICKEY FINN I The school office is open week- EVERY THURSDAY NITE..."LASER KARAOKE" (Video Slng-A-Long) days from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m, for per- 1021 Rl. 22 Eitt (nfxt to Echo Lanu) OPEN EVERYDAY 10 AM TO 6 PM, THURSDAY TO 9 PIUI sons seeking information. The non-smoking /*i-4 /*^-»-» Banquet CLOSED SUNDAYS • WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO UMIT QUANTITIES phone number is 233-0484. area aviilablt 054N5777 Facllltl" Avallabfet 6 - Union County Back-To-School - August 22,1991 - A Forbes Newspaper Supplement Garwood schools calendar Dance studio CRANFORD SPORT CENTER Sept 4 Garwood schools open to begin Back To School Octl4 Schools closed, Columbus Day Od23 Closing at 12:45, teacher in-service 38th season FI'tLt Nov. 7 and 8 Schools closed, NJEA convention Yvette Dance Studio of Perform- RUSSELL Nov. 20 to 22 Closing at 12:45, parent conferences ing Arts and Exercise will open Nov. 27 Closing at 12:45, Thanksgiving recess its 38th season this fall, according ATHLETIC to director Debbie McCracken. Dec. 23 to Jan. 2 Schools closed, winter recess The facility offers classes, taught THE ORIGINAL by qualified instructors, in tap, Jan, 20 Schools closed, Martin Luther King Day jazz, pointe, ballet, acrobatics and Jan. 22 Closing at 12:45, teacher in-service pre-dance for 3-year-olds. Wheth- er the goal is professional or just untbro Feb. 17 and 18 Schools closed, Presidents' weekend for ton, personal attention and THE SOCCER COMPANY progress is stressed in each class. April 17 to 27 Schools dosed, spring recess A full course in ballroom dancing SOCCER SHORTS!! April 29 Closing at 12:45, teacher in-service will be offered and includes fox trot, waltz, samba, marnbo, jit- EMBROIDERED May 25 Schools closed, Memorial Day terbug and disco for beginning to ty jh0 intermediate students. June 15 Graduation The studio also offers a com- June 16 Last day of school plete program of exercise and aerobics. These classes combine Prudui t cardiovascular workouts along niNKiciEimiiir with stationary exercises done Colors: Royil CHECK HARTIG'S with the use of weights and bands Black to popular music. The newest Grey trend of exercise, the step, will Purple FOR BACK TO SCHOOL also be offered at the studio, with SCHOOL Green an expanded schedule. A 6 a.m. Jade class will be offered for working BACKPACKS (IN STOCK) ART SUPPLIES adults. This workout is a high in- tensity, low impact, fat-burning class for men and women of all fitness levels. •pMtKbMrtt A I A I R A I R This summer studio students • t-tquam performed in Plays-in-the-Park, 100 NORTH UNION AVE.9 CRANFORO Edison, Westfield Summer Work- MTWF 9:30 to 6:00 TH 9:30 to 8:30 Sat 9:30 to 5:30 shop, Linden Summer Playhouse, Berkeley Heights Summer The- ater and are preparing for re- HARTIC gional competition in the fall. Great Leather Sneaters PAINT I WALLPAPER, For more information and to N. 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David sters may arrive on school grades pre-K to 8 with a focus on room, cooperative learning strate- Wovna; Cathie Ilankin, new guid- Cohon will replace Maureen Ma- grounds at 8:15 a.m. and will be peer conflict and resolution, self- gies, and increased use of materi- ance counselor, and Laura Smith, honey as grade 6 to 8 math- admitted at 8:25. Pre-K a.m. ses- esteem, respect for others and self als provided by the Union County a replacement teacher for Bar- computer teacher due to her sion will be dismissed at 11 and improvement A developmental Audio-Visual Commission. bara Harbaugh, who has returned move to Indiana. all other students at 11:23. The af- action plan will include pupil, An administrative emphasis or from a maternity-child rearing ternoon session will begin at 12:23 teacher and parent input formal teacher and parental in- leave of absence and who will be Superintendent Walter Boright with kindergarten dismissal at The district will implement a volvement in school-based man- teaching fourth grade. also has recommended to the 2:30, afternoon pre-K at 3 and all revised special education plan to agement will continue as has been Additionally, Ann McGovern Board of Education that it estab- others at 3:15. include the district's first full-time will teach grades 6 to 8 language lish a broad-based ad hoc commit- implemented by inviting these ed- Enrollment projection for Sep- learning disabilities teachercon - arts and reading. Her former tee to review how the district sultant and expansion of the ucational community segments to fourth grade post will be filledb y might best address its goal as to tember stands at 382 compared to take part in curriculum review, 376 in June. school psychologist services from Mrs. Harbaugh. Science and com- how well its physical facilities are two days to three days per week. book selection, administrative re- puter teacher James Brunn will addressing the educational needs cruitment, and through the forma- Curricular improvements for The price of school lunches will return from a year-long, unpaid of pupils. the coming year include: Ex- tion of the superintendents eighth be $1.45 and milk purchases stand grade parents advisory committee. panded use of manipulatives; in- at 35 cents. Regular hot lunches creased awareness of uses of School staffing changes include will begin Sept 9. The eighth the hiring of James Mclaughlin, technology through instruction in grade parents advisory committee use of calculators; focusing on ex- the district's first full-time LDTC, will serve hot dog lunches for who replaces Eleanor rVeal who panded use of cooperative learn- $1.50 to all pupils as a fund- ing strategies in the classroom; has retired; Thomas Kennedy, the raising activity at all schools Sept district's first 12-month supervisor orientation into the "Here's Look- 4to6. ing at You 2,000" drug and alcohol of special services, curriculum f YVETTE \ prevention program; utilization of The district's educational objec- and instruction, whose position back-to-back reading and lan- tives recommendations will focus represents the consolidation of DANCE STUDIO guage arts classes in grades 6 to 8 on affirmative action in grades K two previous posi- Out IS! to permit greater flexibility for in- to 2, mathematics in grades 3 and tions-supervisor of special ser- struction; implementation on a 4, and writing in grades 5 to 8. vices and supervisor of cur- You Deserve The phased-in basis of newly revised CHILDREN • TEENS • ADULTS curriculum guides with an initial emphasis on reading, language BALLET • JAZZ • TAP • POINTE • ACROBATICS arts and mathematics; completion PREDANCE FOR 3 YR. 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Please call 232-3017 6 - Union County Back-To-School - August 22,1991 - A Forbes Namapagtr Supplement Safety Council issues tips for pedestrians With the coming of September, New Jersey State Safety Council cause of death and injury to chil- youngsters will be heading back to reminds parents that pedestrian dren ages 0 to 14 and offers the school, many of them on foot The accidents are the second leading following safe walking tips: Choose the safest route to school and walk it with your child prior MOUNT SAINT MARY to the opening of school until he AAAI\PI MM or she is thoroughly familiar with the route and understands why it ACADEMY should be followed. "Tradition of Excellence" Teach children to walk on the Exemplary Private School Grades 9-PG sidewalk. Where none exists, stay as far to the left side of the road Girls/College Prep Staffed By Sisters of Mercy as possible and walk facing ap- proaching traffic. 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