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SALERNO DUANE RYS Jeep PONTIAC GMC ••.'•"V D-4 Cranford Chronicle February 19,2004 '•'•!(• SALERNO DUANE RYS Jeep PONTIAC GMC Serving Cranford, Garwood and Kenilworth ffll VoL 116, No. 9 Thursday, February 26, 2004 50 cents /o APR FINANCING WE'LL BEAT EVERYBODY'S PRICE f LOW PRICE I nn 72 MONTHS GUARANTEE • new NEW 2004 CRVSLER By LAUREN THAI NOR because there is no student parking at the said, is that the residents of Berkeley cuss possible solutions. : '. NEW 2004 JEEP NEW 2004 PflNTIAC HEW 2004 SMC TIIKCMHONICLK . .-•-.... •.;-...• -. school and the-street is one of the few in ' Place arc the last group of residents in the At that ineeting, Jbrn said, he present- the neighborhood without parking restric- area immediately surrounding the school ed an "alternate side of the street" propos- LIBERTY GRAND CRANFORD — Berkeley' Place resi- tipns. ' ' V '."'".- •'; '.- • . ' •-, • •••• to lobby the Township Committee for such al that was basically rejected by the resi- n dents will have to wait for parking restric- 'dehts'., .'" •".: ; .•••". .. ';..; ,'.'•.• " •"••• ' '-".'.: However, the commissioners voted to tight, restrictions during; the school day, tions to reach their street, nt least until table an ordinance on tjie agenda that had While'many of the commissioners sympa- -.- Following, that, the plan to restrict CRUISER SPORT 4X4 AMSI the Township Committee has looked over been proposed to allow Berkeley Place res- thize with the residents, they say ..that a parking on Berkeley Place to two hours . 4 dr, 4. cyl, alitd, p/s/b, a/c; gyY FOR a more complete solution to parking ..4 dn 6 cyl, auto, p/s/b,.a'c, cfi- • ,LEASE'PEBMO'24MOS Dark.Taupe,.4 dr, 4 cyl, . Dark Pewter, 4 dr, 8 cyl. ... idents to enjoy, what many other sur- . better system needs to be put into effect in between 9 a.m. arid 5 p.m.- on weekdays, power'windows;- rear wiper mate Ctrl, am/(rn w/CD, .' '. • auto, p/s/b, a/c, power ' .auto, p'S'b,; a c, pwr sun-. • .around'Criinford High School, rounding streets already do —• restricted : the whole area, arid new regulations on along with' half day restrictions on Washer, rear defogger, '. pwr/rool.'winds/mirrs/locks/lail- windows and power out-, ' roof,. naviga"tioh:radio sys-; As they have at previous meetings, '.daytime parking during the week. Berkeley Place won't sufficiently address Pittsfield ; Avenue, was drafted.. But am/frn stereo w/CD. -Vih#- gate rel; remote keyless entry, side rear view mirrors, '/•••• tern;• rain-sensing, wipers; • inemhers of the- Township Committee at Unsurprisingly, the decision frustrated the issue: / .: / ,,."•• . • . .-: Tuesday night, the ordinances that would 4T227145, Stk# CC2338, •Vinl4W151i76,'SlK#TCJ2348, power windows & locks, headlamp washers, am Im their Tuesday meeting agreed that it is some residents, "Why make Berkeley Commissioner George .Jorn, Mayor have put the restrictions into effect were MSRR $20,58.5, .$2,500 : : •MSRP $25,415, Prjce-incl- tilt. Vin & Stk # tass wj"CD.-Vin'& Stk#-. .--•" not. fair to have Berkeley Place residents Place the parking lot for the high". school?!''' Barbara Bilger, Sgt. Joseph Van Bergen tabled. / - . >;...-..."•' '••'.••'• .... ..':'•: >• consuirier lease .cash", .' ; : $2,000 consumer cash, $500, ..4M587805..MSRR ; 46180267, MSRP $43:835. bear the brunt of student.parking around . asked resident Linda, Wu. and Poli.oe Chief Eric Mason met with res- • $500.bonus cash, $400 bonus cash, $400 college grad;. the high school. That situation exists 1 . PRICE EXCLUDES TAX. TITLE J M«-FEES- Part bf the problem, the commissioners idents of Berkeley Place last week to'.dis-' (Continued, on'page A-2) college gra'd, $500 military PRICE.EXCLUDESTAX.'TITI.ES WVFEES * ' " "• • .PRICE EXCLUDES.TAX.' TITLE SMVFEES: ally. $2,004 total dye at incep- Second season tion,: no Sec dep req. Excludes ' 'Chris VendittimllhoCnnlordHigh tax, tillefiMVfees.--.-. ';.'.., . wrestling (eiini will begin the nidi- • gh officials vi'diial portion of the season when NEW 20D4 JEEP NEW 2004 GMC NEW 2004 GMC ••they 'travel to-Wesitield this week:. end for the District 11 tournament. wmm • For the story.see Sports', PageC-1. Deep-Blue Metallic, 4 dr, ets . -.park Reivter. 4 dr. 6 cyl: auto." LEASE:.PERMb-48 MOS :4 dr. 6cyl.auto, ps.b,'a.c-•• • FINANCE'PER MO-24 MOS • 8 cyl-, auto, p/s b; a/c, . : Van, 6 cy.l, auto, p/s/b, . p sb. ac. rear windowdefcg- amfmwCD, . • . " . •: GVW.6,800 Ib, power , a/c, a'm/fm w/QD, climate '" ger. power windows &-lotks: pwr winds mtrrs Jocks tailgate rel,' windows &. locks, am/f m Municipal budget now at 6 tax points; control, pwr/winds/mirrs/ . am fm cass w'CD. daytime. remote keyless entry.- toof rack,. - w'CD, remote keyless locks/tailgate rel, dual • • running lamps, keyiess entry,- •Vin#SS.tkJMC273578,-MSRP entry, Vin & Stk# :• school increase to be 'higher than normal' sliding door, dual air:. S30.825. Price mcl 53.500 con- . Vin&-§tk#42309130,MSRP. bags, cruise, tilt,, r/def; sumer cash. S400 college grari, 4J169.532. MSRP By GREG MARX has previously operatedon a vol- . $39,030 - S32.255, Price irjcl $1,000 . Vin#3R2i7020,Stk# •S500 milflary. $1,000.lease loya.l- ".Oldsmobile-Owner Loyally, THE CHRCJNJPLE- unteer basis. Fire • Chief Lewis GC2487, MSRP $27,070 •ty.'Financing'requires at $.2,004 PRICE EXCLUDES TAX. TITLE S'.MV FEES " Giordirio recently pushed for the •- PRICE EXCLUDES TAX/TITLE S,MV. FEES .-'$699 total due at incepten. : down pymt and finance at." . incl ret sec dep. Price." KENILWORTH — The^ latest aid and, said Mayor Gregg David, 5.247% for 24 months. Price.' excludes tax, titfe & MVfees. draft of the proposed 2004 niunic-. "I, campaigned on strong public. excludestax, title" S MV lees. '•••;• ipal budget calls for an increase safety and being able' to have YOU OWN IT! of six tax points— a hike of adequate manpower around the slightly over 8. percent, or just clock." '•"•'.••• •...:. PONTIAC less than $100 on a home But Robert Taylor Jr., who FUEL FOR THE SOUL SALERNO^DUANE assessed.at the.borough average chairs the subcommittee on the They know of $167,500. •.'./ fire department, said he had dis- 267 BROAD STREET, 245 BROAD STREET The proposal — along with the cussed . alternatives ' with SUMMIT, NEW JERSEY SUMMIT, NEW JERSEY their history potential for a substantial Giordino that may reduce the LOANERCARS WE.AHE PROFESSIONAL GRADE increase, in school, taxes- — was cost somewhat. Those talks will HOURS: 9-9 MON-FRI..9-6SAT Gregory Braxton'and Ciera Hall, stu- AVAILABLE HOURS: 9-9 MON-FRI; 9-6: SAT CLICK:www.sdlernoduoneJuni rtiit.com GLICK:www.salernoduanesummit.com dents•'a/Cranford High School. ' the main topic of discussion at continue, next week. "•-.-•' the Borough Council's Tuesday Prices incl all costs to be paid by a consumer except tax/title & MV fees. .Prices' inct a|l rnfr rebates/incentives, if any. ffUp to 72 months : .recently won second and third The other factors driving the .-Prices incl all costs to be paid .by a consumer except tax, title & MV fees.:Prices incl. all. rnfr rebatea'incenli'ves.'if any; fJ.ust bring in any current ':... ... • ".'.-••' . •••• .-'. '"' . .-•- . JOHN FEJ/CORRESPONDENT work session, as auditor James increase are largely personnel on TownS .Country plus $1,000 rebate.. 'Total Salerno Duane Auto Group inventory at similar savings. •Balloon/leases incl 12K mi/yr at competitors ad and well feat the price. Basedonsame year, make, model and equipment. Dealer reserves the right to.piirchase'competit'or's place',.respectively, in a county-wide Ironworkers set the joists for the roof In place at the site of the expanded Garwood First Aid Squad •15c each add'l mile. Optional final pymt: Grand Cherokee $15,720.75. Ttl pymt/purcfiopt/ttl cost: Liberty $4536/$13,469.95/$6540. Lessee ; essay contest on African history ' • • Cerullo was on hand to run over costs, which have been set by con- vehicle if necessary. Ttl pymt'purch opt'ttl cost: Envoy $16^752 $14.837'$17,451. Lease incl 12K rjii yra! 15c each add] mile, lessee resp for building,. ..." ••'••': , -. '• " '"' .•••'•••••••'. "" ".:"- •.•-,' ;. ..•.'•'.-'• '•-. ";." •; the numbers. Cerullo, whose firm resp for maint & excess wear & tear. All otters are subj to approval by primary lender; Not resp for typo errors. Offers expire 2/24/04. • niaint & excess wear& tear. All offers are subject to approval by primary lender. ;Not resp lor typographical errors; Oiic-rs'c-xpire 2-'241D4; •• '• anJ culture For the story, turn to. • • tract, or other fixed costs. Police 'PaQBB-1 . .'••' '.•'•.••• - . .." handles the finances for about.50 salaries are set to. go up municipalities, .said the proposed $142,000, the borough's group Pitching in to help the squad increase.is in line with that faced insurance will go up more than by other municipalities, that fit •$72;0'd0, and the state has man- • Kenihvorth's profile; ...-.' dated another $34,000 in library Ironworkers volunteer time While the borough's spending spending, David said. .-. is not rising that steeply, Cerullo The council'is also, debating to work on First Aid building said, Kenilworth's ratable base applying for'extraordinary state By LAUREN THAINOR has not grown fast enough to off- aid, which it has done several set rising costs, "Everybody's got TlIErilRONIC'LE .'. • times before, once successfully. the same problem — they don't- But Cerullo was blunt: "I don't GARWOOD'— When John Malcolm..says it have new sources of revenue," he think you have a chance in hell of was "just a little job," he's being modest, said. ; '•..'-. getting any (extraordinary) aid-.'' Malcolm, a longtinif Ganvood resident, along •-Of course,-the council is still The potential ;for-"a-'-.-steep with five other Garwood members of the- looking for ways to trim the tax increase in the school tax could Through our dealer trade agreement and auction transactions Ironworkers Local'480.
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