c° 3 ^ u> hrontrb Vol.'114, No. 4 Thursday, January 24, 2002 50 cents Dxins no risk, neighbors told By OREO MARX fears to rest. the site is now being renovated layer synthetic material that is There is some groundwater THE CHRONICLE Though the soil and ground- as a public golf facility. The Hyatt impermeable to water. The bad contamination in the Cranford water at the site is contaminated Hills Golf Commission, appoint- soil — concentrated in the south- portion of the site, however, said CRANFORD - with heavy metals, chemicals, ed annually by Clark and west area of the site, near GM's representatives. Three Representatives of General and other remnants of the Hyatt Cranford, will administer the go]f Central Avenue — was then cov- monitoring wells located on the Motors' environmental remedia- Clark plant that once stood on course, but General Motors will ered with 4 to 22 feet of clean site near Walnut Avenue and tion team told the public Tuesday the site, said Alan Van Norman of own the land beneath the course soil. Raritan Road have shown the contamination at the Hyatt Hills Conestoga, Rivers & Associates, and remain responsible for its The Department of "sporadic" presence of contami- site does not pose a health risk to which is assisting GM with environmental safety. Environmental Protection has nants above non-residential area residents. But unsatisfied cleanup on the site, the contami- The contaminated soil on the verified there is no contaminated standards; also, there is potential GEORGE PACCIELl 0u/ officials and residents again nation "does not jeopardize pub- site, said Tom Fralick of environ- soil on the Cranford portion of for the flow of contaminated STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER called upon GM to test neighbor- lic health." mental testing firm URS, has the site, Fralick and Van Norman groundwater away from the site, Greg Donofrio hugs his dad ing properties and put residents' b5en "capped" under a multi- said. after becoming the first-ever A formal industrial location, (Continued on page A-2) Cranford wrestler to win 100 matches. See story on B-5. Special-ed Around Girls right Town funding Transformer fire at home with disrupts service coming, CRANFORD — A trans- former fire Jan. 13 disrupted but not power service to more than their studies 1,000 area homes, and left four residences without power for nearly a full day. Cranford family decides to school quickly The failure of the trans- NICOLE DIMELLA/STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER former, located near r>\\\\Aftyr\ \t\ tl"i
Dual language program is tossed out &** ByQREQMARX tinued next year, administrators alternate Spanish instruction trict's World Languages pro- though some upperclassmen Township youths THE CHRONICLE told the Board of Education with classes in Latin, French, or gram. devote two periods to foreign- cited at Delbarton Monday. But administrators said the language study. CRANFORD - The school German. About 40 percent of The dual language option, students in the district's middle benefits of increased course Under the new format, stu- CRANFORD — Three boys district's dual language option, offerings were more than out- dents will take Spanish regular- from the township were named to begun in 2000 as part of a two- schools have taken advantage of which allows middle school stu- weighed by the loss in proficien- ly through fifth grade, after the headmaster's list for the fall dents to take two languages year pilot program, allows sev- the opportunity, said Lynn cy, as students struggled to which they will have to choose 2001 term at the Delbarton simultaneously, will be discon- enth- and eighth-graders to Berry, who supervises the dis- excel in either Spanish or their one language on which to focus. School in Morristown. second foreign language. Students will have an opportu- Earning highest honors with "We were probably not going nity to meet with teachers of the an average of 90-100 was Gavin to meet our goal of reaching pro- different language before mak- Weeks, Grade 12. ficiency in either language," ing their choice. High honors went to Joseph Berry said of the program. The change will take place Colangelo, Grade 11; and "The dual program affords next year, with current fifth Christopher Dugan, Grade 9. limited time for • graders choosing Each had an average of 87-89. repetition and a language reinforcement," "We were probably not sometime next Seton Hall names agreed Aileen going to meet our goal of month. There 16 to honor roll McGuire, who will be a meeting teaches Latin reaching proficiency in with parents of CRANFORD — Sixteen town- and the high either language." affected students ship boys achieved honor roll school and mid- -Lynn Berry prior to the standing for the first trimester at dle schools. "All deadline, admin- Seton Hall Preparatory School in of these (neces- World Language istrators said. West Orange. sary) activities program supervisor In response to Earning first honors were Kyle cannot be concerns that Benn, Grade 12; Edward Egan, included unless ' four years of ele- Grade 11; and David LaRose, we have increased instructional mentary Spanish study would Grade 9. Each had a grade point time." be "wasted" for students who average above 4.0. Currently, students take choose another language, assis- Second honors went to Spanish five times weekly from tant superintendent Joseph Michael Vittitoe, Grade 12; Grades 2 through 6. Beginning Corriero said the early exposure Sean Bryan and Francis in seventh grade, students can Murray, Grade 11; Joseph to language study would help Campagna and Daniel remain in Spanish full time or students in any language. Gilligan, Grade 10; Daniel choose the dual language Board members were gener- Johnson, Andrew Petrozziello option, under which they split ally agreeable to the change, but and Craig Rutmayer, Grade 9. time evenly between Spanish did raise some concerns. Board Each had a grade point average of and another language. Students member Cheryl Carbone asked 3.5-4.0. typically then choose one lan- administrators to refine their Commended students were guage to pursue in high school, assessment and placement stan- Kevin Bryan and Sean OUara, dards for graduating middle Grade 12; Brian Ligas, Grade 11; schoolers, to ensure incoming Joseph Clericuzio and Keith Good enough to eat high school students are placed Hollerbach, Grade 9. Each had a Military notes in the appropriate level. grade point average of 3.0-3.5. First-grade students in Vicky Cetera's class at Hillside Avenue School made candy-coated gingerbread houses for their families with the help of a class parent, Lisa Patella. From left, the students are Morgan Mason, Emily Ushay, Melanie Bonanne, Stephen Patella, Jake Gallagher and Max Bakie. Navy Lt. Michael P. Robertson recently received the Sikorsky Rescue Award. He was ROOFING honored for skill and courage age to be honored. while participating in a life-sav- Cape Cod $2,500 j Campus notes *** ing mission with a Sikorsky air- 100 Off Roseanne M. Bostel, Laura craft. The award is presented by Bi-Level $2,700 Any C. Capece and Shannon E. the management and employees Roofing Job Rebecca Ann Severs, daugh- daughter of William and Carole Healey, all of Cranford, were of United Technologies to pilots Split Level $2,900 ter of Mr. and Mrs. Randy Severs Snyder; and Megan D. Weiss, named to the dean's list for the and crew members. He is Price includes: removal of two layers of old shingles, dumpsters, complete clean of Cranford, has been named to daughter of Williams and Irene fall 2001 semester at Quinnipiac assigned to the Pacific Missile up, 25 yr. shingles and all paper and permits. the Dean's List at Fairfield Weiss, all of Cranford, have been University in Hamden, Conn. Range Facility, Kekaha, Hawaii. CARLSON BROS. 908-272-1266 University in Fairfield, Conn. A named to the Dean's List at *** His wife is the daughter of communications major, she is a Bucknell . University in Three area women were Kathleen and Vincent 1998 graduate of Cranford High Lewisburg, Pa. The students all named to the dean's list for the School. attained a 3.5 graderpoint aver- fall 2001 semester at 'UNIQUE, MAGICAL & ENTERTAINING! *** age on a 4.0 scale. Muhlenberg College in ...FOR HIM BUFFS OF ALL ACES.' Gabrielle Gail Kantrowitz, *** Allentowu, Pa. 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Jersey Boy Keep the teens in Family Court IT W6 A NraURNL The heinous sex assault that allegedly occurred in a dry Mike Oeak creek bed near Park Middle School in Scotch Plains on fjan. 2 may have more than one victim. The 13-year-old girl who was allegedly attacked by five high school teenagers certainly deserves sympathy and There's whatever psychological help she needs to put her night- mare behind her. But what about the boys, children really, who are nothing accused? Union County Prosecutor Thomas V. Manahan has asked Superior Court Judge Rudolph N. Hawkins to allow like snow the five to be tried as adults. Let us rejoice in the beauty Manahan said that he believed "an indeterminate term and wonder of snowstorms. with no minimum period of incarceration...does not make This winter has been so bor- sense. Later, he* jsaid the five should be prosecuted as ing that last Saturday's pitiful adults because of their "adult-type" behavior. snowstorm was exciting. Sexual misconduct is certainly adult. But there is a For most people Saturday's world of difference between physical and sexual maturity snowfall was the perfect snow-] storm. The 4 inches that fell and emotional and psychological maturity. were not enough to paralyze; The five alleged to have committed the assault range in after all, it was a Saturday, the age from 14 to 17. None of them is old enough to vote or perfect time to sit by the window drink alcohol and only one is old enough to drive a car — with a cognac in hand and watch activities considered adult. the wild snow, as hypnotic as a Violence knows no age limit. Elementary school bullies white dream, swirl out of the are proof of that, but the damage they can inflict usually heavens. It was not a great snow- lasts only a few days. The trauma of a sexual assault can storm, like the blizzard of 1996 or the 20-inch storm on Dec. 30, last a lifetime, even if that assault is inflicted by children 2000, but it was enough to trana- on children. form the drab landscape into a Just as the young girl needs long-term help to cope with winter wonderland. the tragedy that allegedly occurred, the boys need help too. I offer no apologies for my If convicted as adults they could receive long prison sen- juvenile and enraptured adora- tences. Certainly the state seeks to rehabilitate adult sex tion of snow. At the age of 45 I offenders, but these are adolescents. They need intensive should not get excited about the psychological help for an indeterminate term as youthful Letters to the editor approach of a snowstorm, starts offenders not a long period of incarceration as an adult. ing with the first isobars of hope Judge Hawkins should deny the prosecutor's motion to on a weather forecast computer move the trial to an adult court. If the boys are guilty of the model five to seven days in Flood plan should be regional one advance of its arrival. For exam- hideous crime with which they are charged, inflicting ple, as I am writing this (1:50 years of prison time on the teens won't right the wrong To The Chronicle: Simply put, given the restrictions under which this p.m. Tuesday), I am already done to the young girl, it will only compound it. The Camp, Dresser and McKee (CDM) review of review was conducted, CDM concedes that Killam's beginning to wonder if the arctic Killam Associate's proposal for flood control in flood control proposal is the best plan, under the cir- area being kept prisoner by the Cranford is being misconstrued by members of cumstances, for the people who knowingly purchased jet stream up in Canada will Cranford's Township Committee, and some of the local property in Cranford's flood zone and now would like ever break free and invade the press, as the glowing endorsement of a plan that will something done about it. It is not the best plan for the United States. The fickle com* The Chronicle is here for you ensure a bright and flood-free future for the town of river, or its watershed, or consequently, for the future puter models, the primary tools Cranford. quality of life in Cranford as a whole. At no point in for the meteorologist, are saying The following information should help you-get your This contention is simply nol true. Killam's development of this plan, or in its review by we may have record warmth ideas and community news into The Chronicle: CDM was hired to evaluate nothing more than the CDM, has the bigger issue of the plan's impact on the sometime in the next 10 days* Call Editor Kathleen Phillips at (908) 575-6686 with engineering aspects of whether the design proposed by overall well-being of the Rahway River been taken into but after that... The expectation story suggestions, questions or comments. For sports, call Killam would move as much water as Killam says it account. If asked to objectively propose the best of a snowstorm is almost as good Dan Murphy at (908) 575-6691. will. Apparently, it should. But, as David Noonan, P.E., stormwater management plan for the Rahway River as the snowstorm itself. It's just and its watershed, few water resource engineers would like the anticipation of romance Our address: The Chronicle, P.O. Box 699, Somerville, CDM vice president and senior water resources engi- neer (the person in charge of the review) remarked in endorse an isolated, intensive municipal project as before a first date except, for me; N.J. 08876. Our fax number is (908) 575-6683. Our e-mail correspondence to me on Nov. 28,2001: "Being a water that proposed here. Even the engineers at Killam (who snowstorms are much more com- address is [email protected]. resource person all of my life, I know how important it recently presented to NJDEP a detailed evaluation of mon. is to look at the big picture (i.e., regionally). the dire condition of the Metropolitan Watershed, of Deadlines which the Rahway River is a part) would probably con- I have no patience for those Tor this particular assignment, however, CDM has who have no patience with snow. The deadline for submitting articles and press releases been asked to only look at localized flooding in the cede that, from the perspective of the vitality of the watershed, this project is not the way to go. Both engi- I don't pay much attention to to The Chronicle is 5 p.m. Friday. The deadline for sub- Northeast Quadrant. We have not been asked to revis- those who complain about their mitting letters to the editor is 10 a.m. Monday. it flooding on the Railway River. Our scope of work is neering firms were instructed to address the problems streets are not being plowed soon Letter policy to evaluate Killam's plan for a swale and express sewer of Cranford's Northeast Quadrant in a vacuum. The enough. They just don't realize within the Venetia Ave/Glenwood Road, Riverside area problems of the Rahway River cannot be intelligently that the whole point of a snow- Letters should be no longer than 200 words and may be to determine if the system will work as designed." managed one town at a time. Cranford will have trou- storm is to cause massive, incon- edited for content, brevity, good taste and libel. Letters Period. (Coincidently, Mr. Noonan has written an inter- ble convincing our upstream neighbors to behave venience and to test our mettle should be typewritten and include the writer's daytime esting opinion piece for the CDM website entitled responsibly toward the river while we are developing a in the face of nature's adversity. hotel complex on our own riverfront, and spending telephone number for verification, if necessary. "River Restoration: The Confluence of Public Snowstorms are perennial Sentiment and Environmental Regulations." It can be over $8 million on a multiphase project to pump our Send letters to the above address or fax number. reminders that we are still, viewed by interested persons at stormwater to Winfield Park. The people making the despite every technological Announcements http://www.cdm.com/Ideas%40Work/Viewpoint/River+ important decisions in Cranford need to be able to breakthrough, still subservient Restoration+Viewpointhtm. "look at the big picture." to the whims of nature. Every, Wedding, engagement, anniversary and birth Present members of Cranford's Township James Loderetedt day most of us live in a cocoon of announcements are printed without charge in The Committee have been provided with this information. Cranford technological comfort without a Chronicle. Send your news and photo to the above thought to the forces of nature address. beyond our control. We forget we If you would like help organizing your announcement, Proposed center is not the answer are part of a larger picture we call Tina McAleer at (908) 575-6703 to request a form. We cannot possibly comprehend. accept color or black-and-white photographs. Please do To The Chronicle: ation of a borough hall, a fire station, an ambu- This mythic component of snow- In the interests of generating some public dia- not send irreplaceable photographs. If you would like your lance squad station, a library, three school build- storms cannot be measured by logue, let me be the first to publicly oppose the ings, three parking lots and three parks. Yet the Doppler radar or satellites; it can photo returned, send along a stamped, self-addressed proposed youth/senior center at Rankin Street in police department needs more space. Municipal only be measured by spoonfuls of envelope. Garwood that was discussed in a recent Cranford offices are out of space. The fire department is faith in an existence beyond our Correction policy Chronicle. And let's get the obvious out of the tight on space. The first aid squad needs a larger mortal understanding. way right away — I am NOT opposed to a center; building for its vehicles. The Board of Education The Chronicle will correct errors of fact, context or pre- I strongly support the creation of a much-needed has proposed three referendums for more space. The first snowstorm I remem- sentation and clarify any news content that confuses or and too-long-delayed community center. I am The library is undersized for our community. ber with clear appreciation was misleads readers. Please report errors to Editor Kathleen opposed to the proposed site, and the poor plan- North-side businesses constantly clamor for more the famous Christmas Eve nor'easter of 1966. There was Phillips at (908) 575-6686. ning process our elected officials appear to be tak- parking. The school field hockey team has never ing to satisfy our community needs. never a merrier Christmas. had a home game because we do not have a field. Later that winter, sometime in I base my opposition on the following facts: The school soccer and baseball teams use a coun- early February, was another The State of New Jersey, every county and ty park for their home games. The senior citizens monster storm that closed many towns are doing everything they can, from are forced to use the fire station one day a week schools for a whole week. I enacting bonds and dedicating taxes, to purchase for their meetings. Our youth hang out at street remember the tremendous drifts property to preserve our vanishing open space. corners and the Clark Recreation Center. The between our house and my What is Garwood doing? While this article did not school gym is used unceasingly as it is the only grandmother's house next door specifically state so, past discussions about a cen- indoor, public facility large enough for its many and the tall sentinels of snow lin- A Perm Jersey Advance, Inc. Newspaper ter have included the sale of open space for three uses. Borough officials need to recognize that we ing every road. I was 10 years- NJN Publishing ©2002 new houses in order to raise money for the center. need more than a youth/senior center. We need to old and I never had a better win-; I do not believe that selling part of its largest recognize and address all of our needs in a com- ter until the memorable 1993-94 open space and building houses in order to fund a prehensive fashion so that the taxpayers get the Thomas H. Krekel season when it snowed just after center is the right long-term action for the bor- most efficient use of their dollars. I submit that Thanksgiving and there were a President ough. the elimination of open space in order to construct dozen "snow events" after that, Rosemarie Maio The Recreation Element of the Borough Master a youth/senior center is not a step forward, but is the ground not being seen again, Publisher Plan clearly states that the subject property is rather a failure to address our other needs in a until late March. comprehensive management. Vice President - Advertising open space to be used for recreation. I submit The blizzard of January 1996 that the elimination of open space for the con- Our youth and seniors have too long been was truly magnificent; its para* Michael Deak Kathleen Phillips struction of a new building is inconsistent with neglected. They need and deserve additional ser- lyzing beauty will always have i Executive Editor Editor the borough Master Plan. vices and a place to call their own. But not out by special spot in my heart. I will4 Eileen Bickel Allan Conover About six years ago the Planning Board adopt- themselves in an isolated corner of the communi- never forget the absolute silence ed a plan that called for the creation of a second ty. Their place should be a part of the community of that storm's fury; Central Advertising Director Sports Editor baseball field, a new basketball court, bocci and fabric, not an outpost. It should be integrated Jersey could have been Moose" John Tsimboukis Jane Voder shuffleboard courts, a jogging path and other out- with municipal buildings, schools and businesses. Breath, Alaska that day. Production Manager Circulation Director door recreation elements at the subject site. I sub- I submit that what this borough needs is a The long-range computer mit that the use of open space for the construction meeting of the minds. I congratulate the mayor models are hinting that of a new building is inconsistent with this adopt- and governing body for finally taking some action February could be a wild month, ed plan. on a much-needed project. But, it's not enough. All when the cold air finally bubble- NJSA 40:55D-31 requires that any government of the above entities need to get together and in a south from the Yukon. If entity -— including the governing body..— must true planning fashion, state their joint and sepa- February, because of thi cvety ThunOay by NJN hibli*hia» (USPS 136-800)301 Central Ave., CUrt, NJ submit all capita) projects that are to be under- rate needs and decide on a comprehensive, increased warmth the rising sun U7UO6 Sccuui] Class pusutge paid w Crsitfucd, NJ POSTMASTER: ptowe send change* 10 NJN taken with public dollars to the Planning Board phased, efficient approach to got them. This is the has in the southern latitudes of I•ubluhin* FultilUoeni offiee, PQ Box tm, Soincrville, NJ 08876. Subscription rues by mail, ..iic >coi »iihui Union County $25, out ot tuuflly $28, out of SUM $30.Ta subscribe cull for capital project review. The governing body has proper long-term planning strategy for the bor- our country, that usually means I 8OU-.JUMM2I not yet submitted any such request to the board. ough. I look for this action out of our elected offi- several chances for decent snow- I look forward to hearing of such a public hearing cials, not the late proposal of one building on the storms. February has always Circulation: 1-8Q0-300-9321 «N»*«: 908-575-6686 in the near future — before any public dollars are edge of town. been our snowiest mouth; I can AdvtrtWng: 732-386-4223 • CtoMffltd: 1-800-578-1435 spent. BWNtaratMtt only hope this February follows Borough residents currently support the oper- Qvwood that tradition. : January 24, 2002 Cranfford Chronicle A-5
sponsoring Atlantic City trips Monday, Feb. 11, March 11 and April 8 to the State gives verbal OK to Cranford Showboat. Cost is $15; you will receive $13 in coin. The bus leaves Meeker Avenue on its school facilities proposal 11 a.m. For reservations, CRANFORD — The Board of Education has improvements that improve education or extend phone Grace Vondrak at received "verbal approval" from the state the life of the facility. Gar wood Senior City. Cost is $15. The bus(908) 497-0349. Outsiders Department of Education on its proposed facili- That leaves some gray area about safety Citizens Club leaves the Centennial are welcome on trips. ties referendum, said Business Administrator improvements such as expanded access roads, Avenue pool at noon. Robert Carfagno, but is awaiting a written esti- and Carfagno said the district will seek as much Members celebrating March 15 — St. Patrick's mate on state aid before it can proceed. funding as it can get. January birthdays are Al Day festival at Woodloch AARP Chapter 4269 Carfagno met Jan. 16 with state officials to And getting an answer from the state may be Barbuto, Rose Barresi, Pines. Cost of $46 includes a The chapter meets 9:30 present the project and to make the district's a lengthy process. Districts across New Jersey; Phyllis Begasse (was 96 buffet luncheon and show. a.m. Friday, Jan. 25 at case for state funding. are planning referendums now to claim their years old on Jan. 2), Marcia The bus leaves the Lincoln Avenue School. The district is hoping to put the referendum share of the state aid, and the state Supreme Carreiro, Peggy Conover, Centennial Avenue pool 9 Guests are welcome. to the public in April, but cannot write the ques- Court recently heard a challenge to the entire Winnie Parrott, Ann Romano a.m. and returns 6:30 p.m. tion without a commitment about state aid. "To project on the grounds that it circumvents the and John Wanat (was 94 make April 16, we're on the cutting edge here," state constitution. June 20-24 — Virginia Kenilworth Senior Carfagno said. Should the district not be ready for an April years old on Jan. 17). Beach, Norfolk and Citizens Club Under its school-construction initiative, the vote, the next possible dates are in May and Williamsburg, Va. state is committed to funding 40 percent of September. Thursday Club Aug. 21 — Waterfront the- The club held its monthly ater. Cost of $52 includes a birthday party Dec. 18 with The Cranford Senior 87 - in attendance. Citizens Thursday Club complete luncheon and a boat ride on the lake. Celebrating birthdays were meets 1 p.m. at the Josephine Bertolotti, Mary Community Center, 220 For reservations, phone (908) 276-2849. Emmolo, Steve Fiyut, Louise Walnut Ave. A post office Kovacs and Lucille official will provide an Monahan. In keeping with update on activities Jan. 24. Monday Club Christmas all sang holiday ATTENTION Officers for 2002 are Gene Activities of the Cranford songs and enjoyed a large Thorn, president; Ann Senior Citizens Club: birthday cake. A Christmas T Pairchild, first vice presi- Jan. 28 — Social. sketch with Barbara den^Bob Bishe, second vice Feb. 4 — Board meeting, Morison and Lillian 8 « GRADERS! president; Ann Donnelly, sec- 11 a.m. Business meeting Ueltzhoeffer ended with retary; Joyce Venezia, finan- with hot dogs and 50-50, 1 "The Night Before Information Session cial secretary; Bill Jones, p.m. Christmas." treasurer; Clem Zavila, Feb. 11 — Valentine's Day The 37th anniversary lun- Fabio Mazzeo and Bernie party. cheon-dance was Dec. 10 at (jaffney, trustees. Feb. 18 — No meeting The Westwood in Garwood Trips sponsored by the (Presidents' Day). with music by Jerry Thursday Club: Feb. 25 — Social. Coppola. Installed as club Tuesday, Jan. 29 — Officers for 2002 are officers for 2002 by Mayor for Students and Parents Atlantic City (Caesars). For Barbara Pawlick, president; Michael Tripodi were Ernie full details, phone (908) 276- Alice Mueller, first vice pres- Hammer, president; Dorothy 8593. ident; Leonora West, second Butler, first vice president; ' April 26-May 5 — Newvice president; Mary Barbara Morison, second Orleans, La., and Biloxi, Soehnlein, secretary; Mary vice president; Ray Miss. Includes five nights at Sicko, treasurer; Helen Grunwald, recording secre- Beau Rivage casino resort. Augustine, financial secre- tary; Millie Hammer, corre- Cost is $1,197 per person, tary; Ronnie Thompson, sponding secretary; Flo double occupancy. For' full trustee, 3 years; Margaret Tuozzolo, treasurer; Mary details, phone (908)' 272- Coates, trustee, 2 years; and Caldwell, assistant treasur- 5375. Rita Eilbacher, trustee, 1 er; Ann Londino, sergeant at turday Members celebrating year. arms; and Muriel Heeny, birthdays are Charlotte Members celebrating trustee, 3 years. Receiving 1776 Raritan Road y bluhm, Dot Johnson, Pat birthdays are Helen awards from MC Charles 10 a-01- Martinez, Rose Rodriquez, Augustine, Frank Grace, Vitale were Freida Frances, Scotch Plains, NJ Lee Karczewski, Marge Mary Moffitt, Ronnie the longest active member; Baczwicz, Henry Baczwicz, Thompson, Florence Ann Ferrante, the oldest To register, or for more information call: Ray Grimes, Bernie Gaffney, Milkiewicz and Leonora member; Joe and Laura Bertha Krak, Fabio Mazzeo, West. Angen, chaplains for many 908-889-8288, ext. 307. Stella Polewchak and Rose years; and Mrs. Angen, Delle Donne. Wednesday Club chairman of the van commit- Celebrating anniversaries Activities of the Cranford tee. ) are Carol and Ray Seney, 52 Senior Citizens Wednesday An overnight trip to years; Sue and Fabio Club: Atlantic City is planned Feb. Mazzeo, 56 years. Jan. 30 — Bingo and hot 11-12. Phone Trudy at (908) dogs. 272-9547. Friday Club Feb. 6 — Business meet- Trips sponsored by the ing. Birthdays and anniver- Cranford Senior Citizens saries noted. Friday Club: Feb. 20 — 22nd anniver- Wednesday, Feb. 13, March sary party. OUT WITH THE OLD 13 and April 10 — Atlantic The Wednesday Club is IN WITH THE NEW The Cranford Chronicle policy on letters Letters should be no longer letters to P.O. Box 699, 44 than 200 words and may be Veterans Memorial Drive East, edited for content, brevity, good Somerville, NJ 08876, Attn: taste and libel. Letters should Editor Kathleen Phillips, or fax be typewritten and include the them to (908) 575-6683. 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He had been an Allstate Jupiter. of state and county government the Meadowlands racetrack in GARWOOD - Anna Warchol group at St. John Vianney Insurance Co. agent in New Surviving are his wife,, agencies, died Jan. 13, 2002, at East Rutherford until his Adams, 79, was fatally injured Roman Catholic Church in Jersey and Florida for 39 years Delphine; a son, Richard; a his home. retirement in February 2001. Jan. 14,2002 in a bus accident in Colonia. prior to his retirement. brother, Nicholas; and several' He began the first pre- Mr. King was the assistant Colonia. She once was an inspec- Her husband, George, is A native of Newark, he served nieces and nephews. apprenticeship program for the superintendent of the Sunday tor with the Aluminum Co. of deceased. in the Navy during World War II Private arrangements were Middlesex County Employment school at St. Paul A.M.E. America. Surviving are two brothers, and lived in Kenilworth before by Aycock Funeral Home in' Opportunities Corp. when he Church. He served in the Army She was born in Garwood and Michael Warchol and Nicholas moving in 1989 to Jupiter, Fla. Jupiter. Donations may be sent with the all-black 366th lived in the borough before mov- Warchol; a sister, Mary Mr. Casale was a member of to American Heart Association', was its program director from ing to Colonia in 1957. Bonsavage; and several nieces 1969-75. Mr. King earlier was Infantry during World War II. the Disabled American Veterans, 1301 S. Olive Ave., West Palm. Mrs. Adams retired in 1971 and nephews. Elks Lodge 2469 in Jupiter and Beach, FL 33401. an outreach director with the Mr. King was born in after more than 25 years with Mass was offered Friday at St. New Jersey Department of Newberry, S.C. He lived in Alcoa at its former Garwood John Vianney Church with Labor and Industry; a support Newark, in Ohio and in South plant. She was a member of the arrangements by Dooley Funeral David C. Williams services director with the New Orange before moving to Colonia Senior Citizens Club; the Home in Cranford. Donations Jersey Department of Kenilworth in 1973'. American Association of Retired may be sent to St. John Vianney CRANFORD — Services will University in 1951 and a maa-r, Transportation; and a contract His wife, Helen Ann Persons; the Evergreen Club of Church, 420 Inman Ave., Colonia, be held for David C. Williams, ter's degree in banking man- compliance officer with the Schakleford King, is deceased. Colonia; and the senior citizen NJ 07067. 73, who died Jan. 16, 2002 at agement from Seton Halt New Jersey Department of Surviving are a daughter, Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical University in 1967. Mr. Buildings. Holly R.; two sons, Vance R. and Center in Lebanon, N.H. He Williams served in the Army. . In 1975-76, Mr. King was an James R.; two grandchildren William Radley was an assistant vice president Surviving are his wife of 49. assistant project director at and an aunt. CRANFORD — William P. Radley; two daughters, E ' h the former Chemical Bank years, Irene C. Corrado Rutgers Labor Education Services were held Thursday Radley, 56, died Jan. 19, 2002 at and Kerri, both of Cranford; Manhattan and the former Williams; a son, D. Craig and Center, located on the New at St. Paul A.M.E. Church. Union Hospital. He served in and two sisters, Margaret National State Bank in wife Bernadette of West Brunswick campus of Rutgers Arrangements were by G.G. the Army Reserve and had been Neves of West Chatham, Mass., Elizabeth. Lebanon; a daughter, Dr. Cheryl A. of New York City; a University. He was a union Woody Funeral Home in a railroad clerk in Newark with and Patricia Pribish of A native of Buffalo, N.Y., he lived in Cranford and brother, Herbert of Atlanta; a shop steward with Air Roselle. Conrail. Pittstown. Mr. Radley was born in Mass was offered yesterday Martinsville before moving to sister, Ann Taylor of Boardman/ Rahway and lived in Sewaren at St. Michael's Roman Catholic Lebanon, N.H. Ohio; and many nieces,, before moving to Cranford in Church, of which Mr. Radley Mr. Williams began his nephews and cousins. ,.« 1975. He was a member of the was a parishioner. Burial was in career with Brink's Armored Arrangements are by Ricker St. George Club in Woodbridge. Fairview Cemetery, Westfield. Car Co., which assigned him to Funeral Home in Lebanon,. Surviving are his wife of 29 Arrangements were by Gray set up its route system in New N.H. V; years, Maureen McSherry Memorial Funeral Home. Jersey. More recently he owned Memorial donations may be aces Audit Security Bags in West sent to Marc Lustgartatr Lebanon, N.H. Pancreatic Cancer Foundation,. John Barnansky Sr. He earned a bachelor's 1111 Stewart Ave., Bethpage, CRANFORD — John Orthodox Church in Elizabeth. degree from Youngstown State "NY 11714. Barnansky Sr., 80, died Jan. 19, His wife, Margaret Kukich 2002 at Highlands Assisted Barnansky, is deceased. Frederick Testa on Living in Edison. He worked for Surviving are two sons, John oil, American Aluminum & Casting Jr. and Louis N.; two sisters, KENILWORTH - Frederick ber of the Union County Co. in Irvington for 42 years, Mary Kraniski and Anna Testa, 61, died Jan. 16, 2002 at Chapter of the Marine Corp^ retiring in 1987 as a foreman. Killiano; three grandchildren home in Manchester. He retired League. : | 7-800-987-5640 He was born in Taylor, Pa., and five great-grandchildren. in 1992 after 32 years as a Surviving are his wife of 41. and had lived in Cranford Services will be 9 a.m. today truck driver with Loizeaux years, Barbara; two sons,* IMTAKIW (III'Rf II before moving to Linden in at Werson Funeral Home, 635 Builders Supply Co. in Frederick Jr. and Bruce; two Evangel Baptist 1998. N. Wood Ave., Linden. A Divine Elizabeth. daughters, Barbara Pacio and i> sunm. vi. Mr. Barnansky served in the Liturgy will follow 10 a.m. at A native of Newark, Mr. Tracey; two brothers, Joe and Church (Temporary Location) Army during World War II and St. Nicholas Church, 668 S. Testa served in the Marine Billy; a sister, Patricia Stickel; 330 Central Ave. was a member of Elks Lodge Broad St., Elizabeth. Burial will Corps and lived in Kenilworth and six grandchildren. 242 Shunpike Rd. Springfield New Providence, N.J. 1585 in Mountainside. He once be in Rosedale Memorial Park, before moving to Manchester 1 Services were held Saturday 973-379-4351 908-273-3245 sang in the choir of St. Nicholas Linden. 1/2 years ago. He was a mem- at Mastapeter Funeral Home in1 9:30 am - Sunday School www.ucsummit.nj,uua.org Roselle Park. Burial was ift' "We welcome people of all Graceland Memorial Park. >•' 10:30 am - Sunday Worship Affectional Orientations" 5:30 pm-Sunday AWANA Rev. Vanessa Southern. Min. Edward J. Hobbie 6:00 pm - Sunday Eve. Service Rev. Carol Haag, Min., Min. Rel. Ed 'Beauty 7.15 pm - Wed. Prayer Meeting Mitchell Vines, Music Director ATTORNEY AT LAW Lillian Sunday Services & Rel. Education www.evangelhaptislsp.com Classes 10 a.m.' Fellowship 11 a.m. Hillside Cemetery's gentle slopes are dotted with stately trees and evergreens. Flowering trees and 476 SOUTH AVENUE E. Fairbanks . Trinity Pentecostal CRANFORD, NJ. 07016 HOLY CROSS bushes accent the grounds. All lots, graves, KENILWORTH — Lillian R.'f LUTHERAN CHURCH Holiness Fellowship cremoriai graves and bronze cremoriai niches are Fairbanks, 85, died Jan. 15,* 639 Mountain Ave., Springfield Cranford 908-276-4777 2002 at Raritan Bay Medicalj 973-3794525 in fully developed areas and include perpetual Center, Old Bridge Division.) Sunday School & Worship (908) 276-6244 FAX: 90S-709-1663 She had been a timekeeper J Senices-lOam at Rev. Frank Sforza, Patter care. Located on Woodland Avenue in Scotch with Westinghouse Corp. at itsi Jonathon Dayton 11:00am Sunday School Plains, a non-profit, non-sectarian organization. GENERAL PRACTICE INCLUDING: Kearny plant for 20 years prior' High School 6:30pm Sunday Evening Worship to her retirement. Adult & Music Ministries 7:30 Wens. Worship/Bible Study 908.756.1729 A native of Newark, Mrs.' Youth & Children's Programs 7:30pm Sat Pentecostal Prayer • ESTATE PLANNING • PERSONAL INJURY • ELDER LAW • MATRIMONIAL Fairbanks lived in Kenilworth. Christian Nursery School & Age-integrated 2{iC(sicCe Cemetery and Florida before moving Jto" Kindergarten A "Whole Family" Approach to ministry. •WILLS AND TRUSTS 'ZONING Kendall Park in 1966. i vwwJiolycrossnj.org "God sets the solitary in families!" TstaBCished 1886 •REALESTATE 'BUSINESSLAW | www.hillsidecemetery.com Her husband, Carlton, died* in 1984. A brother, Harry' Wilde, and two sisters, Florence) Mae Keller and Hazel Menzel,- are deceased. ; Surviving are two nieces,. LEGAL NOTICE 202 CARNEGIE CENTER inconsistency. note shall bear Interest as such rate or rates and be in notes have been Issued, to payments of the bonds or Nancy Fusco and Debra) Pursuant to state law, a sale will be held at U-Store-lt PRINCETON, NJ 08543-5226 SECTION 6. If any portion of this ordinance shall be such form as may be determined by the Chief Financial bond anticipation notes, and the amount of bonds autho- 315, 601 South Avenue, Cranford, NJ, on 02/27/02 at SHERIFF: RALPH FROEHLICH determined to be Invalid, such determination shall not Officer. The Chief Financial Officer shall determine all rized for the Purpose shall be reduced accordingly. Baiano; and a nephew, Harry", 9:00 AM. The following goods will be sold: FULL LEGAL DESCRIPTION IS FILED AT THE UNION afreet the validity of the remaining portions of saw ordl- matters in connection with notes Issued pursuant to this Section 8. Pursuant to Treasury Regulations Section Space Number: 335 COUNTY SHERIFFS OFFICE. nance. bond ordinance, and the Chief Financial Officer's signa- f. 150-2, the Township Committee hereby finds that, in the Wilde. ; William Homer ONE-HUNDRED EIGHTY THOUSAND SIX-HUNDRED SECTION 7. This ordinance shall take effect upon final ture upon the notes shall be conclusive evidence as to all event expenditures are made for the Purposes set forth In 615 Raritan Rd Apt #335 SEVENTY THREES 88/100 passage and publication in accordance with law. such determinations. All notes issued hereunder may be Section 3(A) hereof prior to the issuance of the bonds or Private arrangements were* Clark, NJ 07066 TOTAL JUDGMENT AMOUNT ($180,673.88) APPROVED: renewed from time to time subject to the provisions of notes authorized hereunder, the Township reasonably by Carmen F. Spezzi Funeral" 1 Other Mlsc Items, 1 File Cabinets, 1 Seal •0178468,1 S73.44 C.C.26 4T 1/24.31.2/7.14/02 Michael Crincoll, Mayor NJJiA 40A:2-8(a). The Chief Financial Officer is hereby expects to reimburse itself for any such expenditures from Metal Paris, 3 Work Cabinets, 1 Machinery ATTEST: authorized to sell part or all of the notes from time to time the proceeds of bonds or notes, when issued, and will Home in Parlin. Space Number: 4558 NOTICE OF ABSENT DEFENDANTS Christina M. Ariemma, Municipal Clerk at public or private sale and to deliver them to the pur- deposit such proceeds into capital fund. Roderick Plummer (LS.) STATE OF NEW JERSEY TO: $2456 CC28 1T 1/24/02 chasers thereof upon receipt ol payment of the purchase Section 9. The chiol linancial officer of the Borough is 3100 Riverside Dr. Apt #253 MUNIR SHAH price plus accrued interest from their dales to the date ol hereby authorized to preparo and to update from time to Los Angelas, CA 90027 You are hereby summoned and required to serve upon LEGAL NOTICE delivery thereof. The Chief Financial Officer is directed to time as necessary a financial disclosure document to be 13 Boxes, 1 Seal #0171649, 3 File Cabinets, 1 Other SHAPIRO & DIAZ, LLP, Plaintiff's Attorney, whose NOTICE OF PENDING BOND ORDINANCE report in writing to the governing body at the meeting next distributed in connection with iho sale of obligations of Mlsc Items Raymond BUUIOaddresWs IKs> -TW406V ui^piiiM/iUppincotti fiiTODrive,, wuuSuitoe Jo,, Maritonivmuiwii, NiiJu Tho Bond Ordinance published herewith was Introduced succeedinMJUOQUUg^ thuroe datU*UDe whemien any salaaioe ouri deliveruenvmy oufi mthee the Borough and to execute such disclosure document on Space Number: 2101 08053, an answer to the complaint (and amendment to and passed upon first reading at a meeting of the notes pursuant to this amended ordinance Is made. Such behalt of the Borough. Thu chief financial oiticer is further Candies Smith complaint, if any) filed in a civil action in which HOME- Borough Council ot the Borough ol Garwood, In the report must include the amount, the description, the authorized to ontor into tho appropriate undertaking to 1119 Sheridan Ave Apt «D SIDE LENDING, INC. Is Plaintiff and MUNIR SHAH is County of Union, State of New Jersey, held on January interest rate and the maturity schedule of the notes sold, provide secondary markut disclosure on behalf of the Kachmar Roselle, NJ 07203 Defendants, pendin.._...g„ In the Superio, r Cour_.. t o.....f New. 22, 2002. It will be further considered for final passage the price obtained and the name of the purchaser. Borough pursuant to Rule 15c2l2 of the Securities and 1 Seal #0178081,7 Bags, 1 Sofa, 1 Other Misc Items, 1 Jersey, Chancery Division, UNIO""N• and" •bearin ' g -Docke • t # after a public hearing, at a meeting of the Borough Section 5. The capital budget of the Borough is hereby Exchange Commission (Iho "Rule") for the benefit of hold- Table Lamp, 1 TV Console, 1 Love Seat, 1 Sewing F-21056-01 within Thirty-live (35) days after the date ot Council to be held in the Council Chambers In said amended to conform with the provisions of this ordinance ers and benelicial owners ot obligations of the Borough Machine, 1 Vacuum Cleaner this publication, exclusive ot such date. If you fail to do so, Borough on February 12, 2002, at 7:30 pm. Copies of to,the extent of any Inconsistency herewith. The resolu- and to amend such undertaking from time to time in con- CRANFORD — Raymond J.; Space Number: 4162 judgment by default may be rendered against you for the said Ordinance will be made available during the week tion In the form promulgated by the Local Finance Board nection with any change in law, or interpretation thereof, Kachmar, 48, died Jan. 14,2002' Kevin Walker relief demanded in the complaint (and amendment to prior to and up to and Including the date of such meeting showing full detail of the amended capital budget and provided such undertaking is and continues to be In the 239 Halsted St. complaint, if any). You shall file your answer and proof ot at the Clerk's Office in said municipal building to the capital program as approved by the Director of the opinion of a nationally tecoynizod bond counsel, consis- in Bayonne. He had been for 25", East Orange, NJ 07018 service in duplicate with the Clerk of the Superior Court members of the general public who shall request Same. Division of Local Government Services Is on file with the tent with the requirements of the Rule. In the event that 1 Other Misc Hems, 1 Suitcase, 1 Seal K0171632, 1 ot New Jersey, Hughes Justice Complex, 24 Market ATTEST: Boroug" h dar- k and Is available there for puoUc Inspection. the Borough fails to comply with ils undertaking, the years an electrician with- Refrigerator, 1 Table Model TV Street- -, Trenton- • , NNJ0B625J 08625,, in accordance with the "Rule ' s Christina Ariemma Section 6. The following additional matters are hereby Borough shall not be liable for any monetary damages, Kachmar Electric, his family's] Space Number: 4560 of Civil Practice and Procedure. Municipal Clerk determined, declared, recited and stated: and the remedy shall be limited to specific performance Nicole Davis This action has been instituted for the purpose ot (1) Borough ol Garwood (a) The Purpose described In Section 3(a) of this of the undertaking. Bayonne-based firm. • 317 William Street Apt 3-B foreclosing a mortgage dated December 22,1999, made BOROUGH OF GARWOOD bond ordinance Is not a current expense. It is an Improve- Section 10. The full faith and credit of the Borough are East Orange, NJ 07017-416 by MUNIR SHAH, asMorlgagor, to GATEWAY FUNDING BOND ORDINANCE NO. 02-04 ment that the Borough may lawfully undertake as a capi- hereby pledged to the punctual payment of the principal He was born in Bayonne and) 1 Seal #0178131, 1 Cloth™, 1 Stereo, 1 Other Misc DIVERSIFIED MORTGAGE SERVICES, LR recorded on BOND ORDINANCE AMENDING BOND ORDINANCE tal project, and ho part of the cost thereof has been or of and the Interest on the obligations authorized by this Items, 6 Boxes, 6 Speakers, T Hamper, 1 TV Console, 1 January 7,2000. in Book 7535 of Mortgages for UNION 01-09 AUTHORIZING ROAD RECONSTRUCTION ON shag be specially, assessed on property specially bene- bond ordinance. The obligations shall be direct, unlimited had lived in Cranford since* Pictures, 1 Pictures, 1 RCA Audio System County, Page 271, and (2) to recover possession of the OAK STREET, WEST STREET, CEDAR STREET, SEC- fited thereby. obligations of the Borough, and the Borough shall be X983. ! 137.74. . CC22gTif17.24ffl:> concerned premises commonly known as: 362 FAY OND AVENUE AND SPRUCE AVENUE, APPROPRIAT- (b) The period of usefulness of the Purpose within obligated to levy ad valorem taxes upon all the taxable AVENUE, ELIZABETH, NJ 07032. ING $250,000 THEREFOR AND AUTHORIZING THE the limitations of the Local Bond Law, according to the real property within the Borough for the payment of the Mr. Kachmar was a passion-* LEGAL NOTICE If you are unable to obtain an attorney, you may com- ISSUANCE OF $238,000 GENERAL IMPROVEMENT reasonalreasonable life thereotheeof compuecomputed from thee datatee of thee obligation. s. an_ .d the Interest thereon without limitation of TOWNSHIP OF CRANFORD - municate with the New Jersey State Bar Association by BONDS OR BOND ANTICIPATION NOTES TO bonds authorized by this amended bond ordinance, Is tan rate or amount. ate bicycle racer and a longtime* Cranford Township Committee will conduct a Special calling (201) 249-5000. You may also contact the lawyer FINANCE PART OF THE COST THEREOF. (10) years. Section 11. This bond ordinance shall take effect twenty member of the Nutley Bike* Meeting on Thursday, January 31,2002, at the Municipal referral service of the County of Venue by calling 908- BE IT ORDAINED BY THE MAYOR AND COUNCIL OF (c) Tne Supplemental Debt Statement required by (20) days after the first publication thereof after final Buikfng, 8 Springfield Avenue, Cranford, New Jersey, to 353-4716. If you cannot afford an attorney, you may com- THE BOROUGH OF GARWOOD, IN THE COUNTY OF the Local Bond Law has been duly prepared and filed In adoption, as provided by the Local Bond Law. Club. He was the assistant) discuss a report entitled "CDM REVIEW OF FLOOD municate with the Legal Service* Office of the County of UNION, NEW JERSEY (not less than two-thirds of all the the office ot the Borough Clerk, and a complete executed Approved: CONTROL MEASURES'as follows: Venue by calling 908-354-4340. members thereof affirmatively concurring), as fellows: duplicate thereof has been filed in the office ot the Michael R. Crincoll, Mayor scoutmaster of Boy Scout Troop* 6:30pm to 7:30 pm -Presentation by COM to Township You, MUNIR STlAHI, are made a party defendant to this Sectio.11 Bond Ordinance No. 01-09 finally adopted on Director of the Division of Local Government Services In CC29 IT 1/24/02 75 at Cranford United) Committee at Workshop Session in Room 108 foreclosure action because you an the record owner of Apr) 10,2001 entitled: " the Department of Community Affairs of the State of New 7:30 pm to 10:00 pm - Presentation by CDM at Official the mortgaged premises, because you executed the BOND ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING ROAD RECON- Jersey. Such statement shows that the gross debt of the LEGAL NOTICE Methodist Church. ' Meeting In Council Chambers. Note/Bond and Mortgage being foreclosed herein and STRUCTION ON OAK STREET, WEST STREET AND Borough as defined in the Local Bond Law is increased There will be an opportunity for public questions and rr^ybeliablefora^yderlclencytfiereon.andloianyclght. CEDAR STREET, APPROPRIATING $125,000 THERE- by the authorization ol the bonds and notes provided in THE 2002 TAX LIST MAY NOW BE INSPECTED BET- Surviving are his wife, Robin) comments. title, daim or interest you may have In, to or against said FOR AND AUTHORIZING THE ISSUANCE OF $119,000 this amended bond ordinance by $119,000 and the oblig- No formal action will be taken at this meeting. mortgaged premises.' ' * GENERAL IMPROVEMENT BONDS OR BOND ANTICI- attons authorized herein will bu within all debt limitations WEEN 8:00 AM AND 4:30 PM WEEKDAYS IN ROOM Colacurto Kachmar; his moth-' Rosalie Hellenbrecht, Township Clerk DONALD F. PHELAN RATION NOTES TO FINANCE RWTT OF THE COST prescribed by that Law er, Harriet Sullivan Kachmar of. SiZWfl QQ233T1/17 24: Clerk pi the Superior Court THEREOF. (d) An aggregate amount ol not exceeding $48,000 104 (ASSESSOR'S OFFICE) OF THE CRANFORD S21J5. CC?71T 1/24/02 Is hereby amended to read In Its entirety as knows: for items of expense listed in und permitted under Bayonne; a son, Scott, and a* LEGAL NOTICE Section 1. The Borough of Garwood, in the County of RJJ5A 40A:2-20 is included in Hie estimated cost indl- MUNICIPAL BUILDING, 8 SPRINGFIELD AVENUE, BOROUGH OF GARWOOD LEGAL NOTICE Union, New Jersey (hereinafter the "Borough1), hereby catsd herein for the Purpuse or improvements. daughter, Katharine, both at) NOTICE OF ADOPTION BOROUGH OF GARWOOD authorizes the Improvements described in Section 3(a) of Section 7. Any luiuls leceiveu liom the County ol Union. CRANFORD. home; two brothers, George III* ORDINANCE NO. 02-02 Notice Is hereby given that following proposed Ordinance this Bond Ordinance (hereinafter the "Purpose"), which ththee SStat e ol New Jerseyey, includingg from the Stale AN ORDINANCE FIXING THE SALARIES AND WAGES was mtroduceofand passed on first reading at a meeting shall be undertaken by the Borough as a general Municipal Aid portion ol lliu New Jersey Transportation PETER J. BARNETT, of Green Brook and Robert of) AND LONGEVITY BENEFITS OF THE STREET of the Borough Council of the Borough of Garwood, In the Improvement, the coat of which shall be borne by the Trust Fund Authority Act, or lite United States of America, DEFARTMENT LABORERS OF THE BOROUGH OF County of Union, State of New Janwy, held on tne 22nd Borough at large. For the Purpose described In Section or any of their ayenciesy, , or Iroiu any other sourceo, in aid ASSESSOR Bayonne; and a godchild. 't GARWOOD, IN THE COUNTY OF UNION, STATE OF day of January 2002, and that said Ordinance will be 3(a) the Borough hereby appropriates the sum ol off ththe PurposeP , shalhlll be ouuliwli i to thh e paynwntt ot ththe ccaniT 1/24412 NEW JERSEY. taken up for further conskteratton for Bnal passage at the $250,000 including the sum of $12,000 as the down pay- cost of thh e PuiposoP . or. if bonds or bond anticipation Services were held Friday at. STATEMENT roeeting of said Borough Council to be held at Its meeting mart required by fie Local Bond Law. The down payment Cranford United Methodist) Take notice that the above Ordinance was passed on the room in the Municipal Building, Garwood, New Jersey, on is now available by provision for down payments or for final reading attar public hearing at a meeting of the the 12th day of February, 2002, al 8:00 pm, or as soon capital improvement purposes in one or more previously Church, following services at', Governing Body ot the Borough of Garwood on January thareafla1 " r as said msttar can be retchedreached,, at which UrnUrn* adopted budgets of ththee Borough, said sum being not lass 22,2002 and place a* persons who may be Interested therein wit than five (5%) per cent of the ligalions authorized here- Dooley Funeral Home. Burial) ATTEST: be given an opportunity to be heard concerning the in, Christina Ariemma was in Holy Cross Cemetery,. Municipal Clerk ATTEST: colored by application ut the down payment, more aw Find Your Dream Home North Arlington. ) $9JJ1 „ CC25 1T 1/24/02 Christina Ariemma hereby authorized to be issued pursuant tu the Lo^al Municipal Clerk Bond Law nayotjaWd ueneiul iiiipnjvuinynt bond;, m iho Memorial donations may be. LEGAL NOTICE Borough of Garwood principal amount ol $238,000 in aniicifUEiuu oi thu SHERIFF SALE ORDINANCE NO. 02-03 iWjanct* Ot the burtlib, IllUiti din huiuby auihun.'ud U> bu sent to Children's Specialized; SHERIFF'S NUMBER CH 756363 AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING THE PURCHASE O^ u>$u&d puf;>u Cranford, 7-9 p.m. Feb. 6. $30; Obituaries fees extra. Registration: (908) This week WEDNESDAY 709-7283. TAI CHI — first in 10-week JAN. 30 class. Community Center, 220 STAMP COLLECTING - Walnut Ave., Cranford, 7:30-8:30 Peter F. Manto Sr. first meeting of club for Grades 4- p.m. Feb. 6. $45. Registration;, SATURDAY TUESDAY (908) 709-7283. KENILWORTH - Peter F. for 35 years, retiring in 1977 as an 8. Kenilworth Public Library, 548 : Manto Sr., 84, died Jan. 13, 2002 executive in its Newark office. Boulevard, Kenilworth, 3:15 p.m. NURSING? - La Leche at Veterans Affairs Medical His first wife, Carmencita JAN. 26 JAN. 29 (908) 276-2451. League meeting for mothers of Center in Cincinnati. An .Army DeLuca Manto, and his second PASTA DINNER — at AUDITIONS - for adult RAINBOWS — first meeting toddlers. Cranford United" soldier in World War II, he landed wife, Rosalie LaSalle, are Community United Methodist choir of Celebration Singers. of peer support group for kinder- Methodist Church, 201 Lincoln on Utah Beach at Normandy on deceased. Church, 455 Boulevard, Cranford United Methodist garten-Grade 8. Hillside Avenue Ave. East, Cranford, 9:30 a.m.' D-Day in 1944 and participated in Surviving are a son, the Rev. Kenilworth, 5-7 p.m. Adults $8, Church, 201 Lincoln Ave. East, School, Cranford, 7:30 p.m. (908) Feb. 7. (908) 789-4772. the liberation of Paris. Peter F. Jr.; two brothers, Perry children under 10 $4; no tickets Cranford, 7-9 p.m. (908) 276- 276-4064 or (908) 272-3786. DINNER-DANCE — spon- Mr. Manto was born in and Frank; two sisters, Josephine sold at the door. Reservations: 6846. NEW IN TOWN? — new sored by District 5 of Ladies" Newark. He lived in East Orange, Lavan and Amelia Caprio; five (908) 276-9502. WRITE IT UP — Michael member coffee for Westfield Auxiliary, Veterans of Foreign' Berkeley Heights, Kenilworth and grandchildren; and many nieces Aaron Rockland, author and Welcome Club, 8 p.m. Wars. VFW hall, 33 S. 21st St.," Silverton before moving to and nephews. Rutgers University professor. Reservations: (908) 233-5850. Kenilworth, Feb. 9; cocktails 6 p.m., dinner: 7:30 p.m. $25. Cincinnati in 1998. Services were held Saturday at Community Center, 220 Walnut He was awarded the New Mastapeter Funeral Home, SUNDAY Tickets: (732) 381-1240 by Jaiv Ave., Cranford, 7:30 p.m. (908) 28. T Jersey Distinguished Service Roselle Park, followed by a funer- 709-7272. Medal, a Bronze Star and a al Mass at St. Theresa's Roman JAN. 27 GOODS AND SERVICES -? BOATING SAFETY - first COMING UP Purple Heart for his service at Catholic Church. Burial was in FOOTBALL PARTY — BLOOD DRIVE — at Knights auction for Raphael's Life House. Normandy. Mr. Manto was a Graceland Memorial Park. fourth annual event of class in 8-week Coast Guard St. Michael's School, 100 Aldeiv Auxiliary seamanship course. of Columbus hall, 37 South Ave., member of the Italian-American Memorial donations may be Cranford Jaycees. Cranford Garwood, 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Feb. 2. St., Cranford, Feb. 9; silent auc* Society of Fairfield, Ohio. sent to Trinity Reformed Hotel, South Union Ave., Community Center, 220 Walnut (908) 789-9809 after 4 p.m. tion 6:30 p.m., live auction 7:30 ' In civilian life Mr. Manto was Episcopal Church, P.O. Box 18211, Cranford, noon-2 p.m. $20. Ave., Cranford, 7:30 p.m. $45. MEMORY ALBUMS — first p.m. $15/advance, $20/door. with Colonial Life Insurance Co. Cincinnati, OH 45218-0211. Donations of raffle items wel- (732) 388-9452 or (732) 442- in eight-week class. Community Tickets: (908) 276-7258 or (908? Helen M. Neville come: (908) 294-0936. 5367. Center, 220 Walnut Ave., 709-4228. " ST. BERNARD OF CLAIRVAUX CRANFORD — Helen Harrington of Milan, Tenn.; 12 Margerite Francisco Neville, 80, grandchildren and four great- died Jan. 15, 2002 at Piedmont grandchildren. EARLY CHILDHOOD tootf, fe; Medical Center in Rock Hill, S.C. Mass was offered Saturday at She was born in Bruceton, Tenn., LEARNING CENTER St. Anne's Roman Catholic 368 Sumner Avenue, Plainfield 07062 • 908-756-3393 and lived in Cranford before mov- Church, Rock Hill, of which Mrs. PEDIATRIC ing to Catawba, S.C. Neville was a parishioner. Burial (Located 7 blocks off Terrill Rd. and 2 blocks off Leland Ave.) Mrs. Neville was a member of was in Grandview Memorial CATHOLIC/CHRISTIAN DENTISTRY Beta Sigma Phi sorority and an Park, HoMs Lakes, S.C. EARLY CHILDHOOD LEARNING PROGRAM avid bowler for many years. Arrangements were by Greene NJ speciality permit #5197 Deceased are her husband, Funeral Home, Downtown Pre-K, 3 & 4 year old children of all faiths nurtured in a positive and safe environment Mary Flanagan, DJU.D. Thomas Joseph Neville; her par- Chapel, in Rock Hill. Donations FULL DAY KINDERGARTEN PROGRAM ents, William Charles Francisco may be sent to Hospice at and Vinnie Zvela Walters; and a Community Care, 325 S. 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Admission $32-$20. 614 Mountain Ave., Westfield • Works of Efim Ladyzhensky, For Kids Shirelles), Walt Maddox's Marcels (908) 232-1776 Feb. 2-July 31. .NOWPLAHNG CHARLOTTE'S WEB (of "Blue Moon" fame), Diamond Events Open 2-4 p.m. every other GEORGE STREET 11 a.m. Jan. 26, Feb. 2, Dave Somerville (of The COMPUTER SHOW Sunday in January and February. Galleries PLAYHOUSE 3,9,16,23; Forum Theatre Diamonds). Admission $28-$20. Westfield Armory Adults $2; students 50 cents; chil- ATRIUM GALLERY 9 Livingston Ave. 314 Main St., Metuchen HOTSOUP 500 Rahway Ave., Westfield dren under 6 free. Chubb Group of New Brunswick (732)548-0582 3 and 8 p.m. Jan. 26 (800) 53-COMPUTER; • "Loo" and colonial children's Insurance Companies (732) 246-7717; • Musical adaptation of the Watchung Arts Center www.marketpro.com games, Jan. 27. Mountain View Rd., Warren www.georgestplayhouse.org E.B. White book. Admission $10; Watchung Circle, Watchung • Hardware, software, firmware NEW JERSEY MUSEUM (908) 903-2000 • "Waiting for Tadashi," world group rates available. (908) 753-0190 and such, 9:30 a.m.-4 p.m. Jan. 26. OF AGRICULTURE Open to the public 9 a.m.-4 premiere of drama by Velina Hasu GOODNIGHT OPUS • All-woman folk music trio. Adults $7; children under 12 free. Cook College p.m. Monday-Friday or by Houston. To Feb. 3. Admission 1 and 4 p.m. Jan. 27 Matinee $15 family, $8 adults, $4 COUNTRY FOLK ART Route 1, New Brunswick appointment. $45-$26; discounts available. Call State Theatre, 15 Livingston children 10-under; evening show AND CRAFT SHOW (732) 249-2077; • Fashion photographs by for showtimes. Ave., New Brunswick $12 all seats. New Jersey Convention Center www.agriculturemuseum.org Larry Fink, to March 1. PAPER MILL (877) STATE 11; THE IMPROVABLES Raritan Center, Edison Open 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Tuesday- MABEL SMITH PLAYHOUSE www.statetheatrenj .org 8 p.m. Friday, Jan. 25 (732)417-1400; Saturday. Free admission for DOUGLASS LIBRARY Brookside Dr., Millburn • Opus the penguin (from the Watchung Arts Center www.countryfolkart.com members. Non-member admis- Douglass College, (973)376-4343; comic strip "Bloom County") goes Watchung Circle, Watchung • Winter edition of touring craft sion: adults $4, seniors $3, chil- Rutgers University www.papermill.org off into the night. Admission $14, (908) 753-0190 show, 3-9 p.m. Jan. 25, 10 a.m.-5 dren 4-12 $2, children under 4 Chapel Dr., New Brunswick • "The Dinner Party," New $12 • Seven-member improvisation p.m. Jan. 26, 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Jan. free. Registration required for (732) 932-9407 Jersey premiere of Neil Simon MEET THE PERCUSSION group. Admission $6. 27. Admission $7. groups. Open to the public 8 a.m.-l comedy. To Feb. 10. Admission 2 and 3:15 p.m. Jan. 27 MASTERS: PAST WALLACE HOUSE AND p.m. Monday-Thursday; 8 a.m.-9 $59-$20; discounts available. Call Burgdorff Hall, 570 Central AND PRESENT Museums OLD DUTCH PARSONAGE p.m. Friday; 10 a.m.-8 p.m. for showtimes; Ave., New Providence 8 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 2 CRANE-PHILLIPS 38 Washington PL, Somerville Saturday; noon-1 a.m. Sunday. STATE THEATRE (908) 790-0700 Union County Arts Center HOUSE MUSEUM (908)725-1015 Free admission. 15 Livingston Ave. • With the musicians of the 1601 Irving St., Rahway 124 N. Union Ave., Cranford George Washington's head- • "Two Views Bridged" by Li- New Brunswick New Jersey Youth Symphony. (732) 499-8226; (908) 276-0082 quarters when he was stationed lan, to March 22. (877) STATE 11; Admission $5. www.ucac.org Open 2-4 p.m. Sunday or by in Somerville in 1778. Open 10 JOHNSON & JOHNSON www.statetheatrenj.org PARROT PAPER PUPPETS • Works of George Walker, Felix appointment. Free admission. a.m.-noon and 1-5 p.m. Education & Conference • "Titanic," musical that hit 2 p.m. Sunday, Jan. 27 Mendelssohn and Ludwig von • "Restoring a 19th Century Wednesday-Saturday; 1-5 p.m. Center, 410 George St. Broadway around the same time Trailside Nature and Science Beethoven, performed by the Kitchen," to June. Sunday. Free admission. New Brunswick as the record-breaking movie. 8 Center, 452 New Providence Rd., Westfield Symphony Orchestra. • "Cranford's Prehistoric Past," JANEVOORHEES (732) 524-6957 p.m. Jan. 25:3 and 8 p.m. Jan. 26. Mountainside Admission $40-$15; discounts to June. ZIMMERLI ART MUSEUM Open by appointment only. Admission $50-$22. Related lec- (908) 789-3670 available. • Exhibit marking "100 Years of Rutgers University, 71 • "The Fabric of Jazz: A Tribute ture 2 p.m. Jan. 26; admission $6. • Turn a junk mail envelope MUSIC FROM Cranford High School," to June. Hamilton St., New Brunswick to the Genius of American Music," VILLAGERS THEATRE into a rainforest resident. Cost $2 ANOTHER TIME EAST JERSEY OLDE (732) 932-7237; to April 20. 475 DeMott Lane, Somerset per craft. 7:36 p.m. Sunday, Jan. 27 TOWNE www.zimmerlimuseum.rut- PRESIDENTIAL (732) 873-2710; Van Wickle House, 1289 Johnson Park gers.edu ART GALLERY www.villagerstheatre.com Concerts Easton Ave., Somerset 1050 River Rd., Piscataway Open 10 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Middlesex County College • "The Importance of Being ANTIOCH (732) 828-1812, (732) 828-7418; (732)745-3030 Tuesday-Friday, noon-5 p.m. Route 514, Edison Earnest," comedy by Oscar Wilde. 5 p.m. Sunday, Feb. 3 www.themeadowsfoundation.o Re-creation of village from the Saturday, Sunday. Tours of the col- (732) 906-4189 8 p.m. Jan. 25,26, Feb. 1,2; 2 p.m. St. Bernard's Church rg Colonial-era port of Raritan lection 2 and 3 p.m. Sunday. Free Open to the public 9 a.m.-5 Jan. 27. Admission $14; seniors, Route 202, Bernardsville • Played by Electric Diamond Landing. Open to the public 8:30 admission for members. Non- p.m. Monday-Friday. students $12 (no discount (908) 766-0602, Ext. 7 (Stuart Diamond, synthesizer, and a.m.-4:15 p.m. Tuesday-Friday, 1- member admission: adults $3; • Works by Maria Marshall, to Saturday). • Chamber choir based at Don Slepian, keyboard). 4 p.m. Sunday. Guided tours 11:30 senior citizens, Rutgers students Feb. 15. Trinity Church in lower Admission $8. a.m. and 1:30 p.m. Tuesday- and children under 12 free. PRINTMAKING COUNCIL COMING UP Manhattan. Admission $10. REQUIEM Friday, 1:30 p.m. Sunday. Free Admission free for all first Sunday OF NEW JERSEY CHESTER BBC ORCHESTRA 7:30 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 26 admission. Group tours by of month. 440 River Rd., Branchburg 8 p.m. Tuesday, Jan. 29 St. Peter's Church, 94 Somerset appointment. • "St. Petersburg in 1921," to (908) 725-2110; THEATRE GROUP State Theatre, 15 Livingston St., New Brunswick • Traditions of the Season," to Grove St., CHester March 10. www.printnj.org Ave., New Brunswick (732) 545-8434; Feb. 2. • "Art of the Baltics," to March Open 11 a.m.-4 p.m. (908) 879-5935 (877) STATE U; www.philomusic.org METLAR-BODINE • "A Perfect Ganesh," lesser- 17. Wednesday-Friday, 1-4 p.m. www.statetheatrenj.org • • Written by Gabriel Faure and HOUSE MUSEUM • "Family, Friends and Saturday. known drama by Terrence • Performing works of Sir sung by Philomusica. Donation. 1281 River Rd., Piscataway McNally. 8 p.m. Feb. 2,8,9,15,16, Neighbors: Picturing • "diSTILLation" in prints, to Edward Elgar, Ralph Vaughan (732) 463-8363 Relationships in Children's Feb. 2. 22, 23. 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And (Continued on page B-6) CRANFORD — After waiting nearly four years, and then an entire night, senior Greg Donofrio wasted little time engraving his name into the PROFESSIONAL Cranford High record books. In the final bout of the night Thursday Donofrio needed just 26 seconds to headlock Somerville's Kevin Gray and pin DIRECTORY him for his 100th career victory, a feat never before accomplished by a Cranford wrestler. "It's something I can't even describe," said Donofrio. "I just A Guide To Your Local Professionals wanted to pin him as quickly as + possible. I was getting a little anxious (waiting all match). It's something I wanted to achieve ! PRIVATE TUTORING | since I was a freshman and I'm Licensed Understanding Veteran glad it's over." TUTORING Teacher/Assistant Principal "To win 100 matches you have ALL SUBJECTS Available for Private Tutoring to be able to wrestle early and K/COLLEGE All Subjects • All Grades wrestle well from freshman year SAT PREP 039699 • J to senior year," said Head Coach INSTRUCTION IN YOUR | 917-824-6982 f Dominic DiGioachinno. "You OWN HOME have to have the ability to stand SERVING PLACE YOUR up to injuries, and you have to be BERGEN, ESSEX, MORRIS and PROFESSIONAL GEORGE PACCIELLO/THE CHRONICLE talented." '? m*m UNION COUNTIES ffter addressing the crowd following his 1OOth career victory, Greg Donofrio embraces his father John as I SUBURBAN BUSINESS I Coach Dominic DiGioachinno applauds. It's an incredible accomplish- I TUTORING SERVICE § 973- 467-0274 HERE ougars dosing TO ADVERTISE CALL CHRISTINE in on local elite «99 Z 1-800-981-5640 r DANIEL MURPHY "I can't say that we've turned S.CHRONICLE the corner — right now I'm just SAFETY looking at Kearny and trying toge t ,,\\ \\ \\ \\\ [They're getting closer, but aren't them to play like they did against jttte there yet. Irvington and even better. It's defi- s Cranford High girls basket- nitely step in the right direction, PROTECT YOUR FAMILY team dropped two straight but we're not where we are hoping AGAINST DANGEROUS ore routing Irvington 62-42 to end up." ay, and while disappointed Chapman couldn't pinpoint a CARBON MONOXIDE LEAKS . the two defeats, it learned it specific area where the Cougars & ild play with the top teams in need to improve, instead he feels it Because we are between pn County. Now the Cougars comes down to doing everything a seasons, we are able to Shave to find a way to raise their little better — executing the FINANCIAL offer this important service 1 of play for a full 32 minutes. offense better for an entire 32 min- . jfc jQB;ftiFcjiwe : utes," avoiaang defensive break- along with our 17 POINT squad, 55-33 Thursday, but downs and making the shots that PRECISION TUNE UP for SERVICES By a point at the half and need to be made. your home's heating system by just four entering the "It's a number of things," he at an incredibly low price. quarter, where it shot 1 for said. "For the guards it's eliminat- with nine turnovers and ing some of the sloppy turnovers, ied Union close out the game for the forwards it's getting the CALL TODAY TO SCHEDULE YOUR ith a 22-4 run. Saturday the extra rebound. It's different tilings FREE SAFETY INSPECTION played poorly in the sec- for different kids." and third period and found While the second year head AND A 17 POINT PRECISION TUNE-UP Ives trailing Elizabeth by 13 coach knows he may sound too its before a fourth quarter rally frustrated and disappointed about YOU PAY «hort in a 50-44 setback. a team that's won twice as many SAFETY INSPECTION Joseph Alamo The Cougars play their next six games at it has lost, it's only Regularly $99. $0.00 ALL FOR Accountant/Financial Consultant TO at home, including games because he knows Cranford has 17 POINT TUNE UP ONLY onal, Partnership & Corp. Returns t Kearny 4 p.m. today, the tools to challenge for top bill in Regularly $79. $49.00 Up to 50% OFF ADVERTISE itfield 7 p.m. Saturday and the county. TOTAL COST $178. For 1st Time Clients Lover Park 7 p.nv Monday, "It's things they are capable of 908-612-8003 CALL is 8-4, with three of its doing and things they've done," he TOTAL SAVING $129.00 coming against the top three said. Tm not asking them to do CHRISTINE in the county, and the fourth Accounting and Tax Services things they can't do. Fm not asking Service Individuals and Small Businesses state powerhouse Shabazz. (point guard) Melissa Montalvo to m Free Initial Consultation 800-981-5640 "Part of me is disappointed dunk. If we play up to pur capabil- .^Professionals JON SHEPELUK, CPA iuse we've lost to three teams ities we can win some of these should be able to beat," said games. I've seen them do what Scotch Plains ad Coach Brian Chapman. "But they have to do, we just have to do 800-386-4897 (908) 889-1852 i 'Yes, I make house calls!" le realist in me sees that last year it for 32 minutes." ©2001 Service Professionals, Inc. couldn't compete with Union Elizabeth. When I step back I we have come a long way. I'm tppointed but there are encour- _ signs." Chapman's disappointment Statement of Condition OFFICERS y from his belief that the are capable of not only December 31,2001 DONALD C. SIMS PresldenWreasurer 1883 2001 GLORIA A. KACZMARCZYK Vice-Pres/3ecretary ipeting with the likes of Union, KATHLEEN H. DOYLE Vlce-Presjdent ibeth and Scotch Plains, but ASSETS CHARLES H. MORGAN Vlce-Presibwtt defeating those teams, Cash on Hand and In Banks $ 4,809,726.61 ROBERT T. CRUISE Asst. VIce-President has shown signs of being U.S. Government Securities 338,224,281.75 BEVERLY GRONCZEWSKI...: Asst. VIce-President Other Bonds 105,318,108.54 RICHARD SHELDON.... Asst. Vice-President Le to play at that level through- THOMAS CONNELLY. Asst. Treasurer Stock 19,656,184.46 it each game, but hasn't been JONATHAN L: SCHNEIDER Asst. Treasurer 162,211,917.34 to take the final step. Real Estate Mortgage Loans, Net FRANK ZABITA Asst. Treasurer For 118 Years Collateral Loans 2,061,226.57 DOLORES J. FRESOLONE Asst .Secretary "You can look at it from the per- Other Loans 91,400,000.00 :tive that the one, two and Your Center of Furniture and Fixtures 563,637.41 Counsel CARL R. FENSTEMAKER teams in the county we were Banking Premises 1,554,473.87 the game in the fourth quarter," Interest Accrued on Investments 8,059,242.87 ipman said Monday night. "But Security, Other Assets 1.287,951.50 MANAGERS comes down to us making some $ 735,146,750.42 mays and we didn't do that Safety and Service H.GAIL CLARKE Chairman M "We're kind of in the situation Clarke Engineering Co. EDWARD K. CUMMING, JR Retired where we're starting to under- Union County Savings Bank's Statement hand we can compete with those LIABILITIES Edward K. Cumming and Co., Inc. of Condition reflects vigorous growth in 2001 with Due Depositors $ 586,566,097.99 JOHN K. DONAHUE, M.D Physician | tarns, but with that comes the CARL R. FENSTEMAKER Attorney I JsponsibUity to take it to the next Official Checks Outstanding 269,917.27 a surplus and reserve position that is among the Mortgagors Escrow Account 299,790.68 ROGER PARSONS President I vel. We have to figure out a way Pettinos Foundation best in the nation. For many years, the bank has Other Liabilities 4,127,032.99 j) i beat those teams." Surplus and Reserves 143,883,911.49 DONALD C.SIMS President FRANKLIN E. STEVENS, DOS Dentist f[ But Wednesday morning, after been considered one of the safest and 'Strongest $ 736,146,750.42 CHARLES S. TRACY. Retired, Exxon Corp. me 20-point win over 8-5 i banks in the United States. Irvington, Chapman's mood was GEORGE WILHELMS, JR Retired Ifcore upbeat. While he cautioned The officers, managers and staff wish to Wiitielms Construction Co. Jihe Cougars still have plenty of thank our more than 40,000 depositors whose fpoui to improve, he was encour- aged by the way Cranlbrd played trust and confidence have helped sustain this ifefonsively, on the boards, and in position of strength and high regard within the umon courrrv SRVinGS BOTH the open floor and said the team (ittgun tu extent! it* stretches of banking industry. Since the bank's founding in quality basketball, 1083, it has been committed to generations of FOUR CONVeWENT OFFICES i. "It wutui't by any stretch a pur- customers as a neighborhood bank with solid Main Office: 380 North Broad St., Elitatwth, NJ 908-354-4600 flK t BtMiiK," said ('hupuuui, "but we Mi ChMtnuU*., Union, NJ W8-»«4-6oeo 61 Broad St., Elliabeth, NJ 909'388-6ftai tttt< uliU- to -.uatmu auiiw good values and policies. It Is this heritage which helps J01 North Avenue West, Cnnford, NJ 908-272-1660 lor a aun It Imijjur |*>n AWARD WINNING OFFICE Call and Get It! 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Billed as the biggest advance in radio since FM, satellite radio pre- sents consumers with a stunning array of choices, all with sound qual- ity that equals digital CDs, which will make ear strain and static a thing of the past. Satellite radio is a subscription- based service that will be offered ini- tially by XM Satellite Radio, a com- pany that will beam its signal from orbiting satellites. A second compa- Wrapping the holiday gifts are Gabrlelle Flaum, Drew Vreeland, ny, Sirius Satellite Radio, also is Jenna Vreeland, Danielle Flaum, Emma Goldberg, Sydney preparing to enter the market. Giordano and (in back) Stephen Giordano. XM plans tobroadcas t 100 chan- nels of music, talk, sports and enter- tainment — many of them free of Maplecrest Lincoln-Mercury commercials — as it rolls out its ser- vice this fall. In addition to popular gives gifts to homeless shelter formats, listeners will be able to tune in to "niche" formats ranging from UNION — Maplecrest Lincoln-Mercury, 2800 Springfield showtunes, reggae, classical and Avenue in Union, purchased toys and gifts for women and chil- NASCAR, to a trucker's channel. dren residing at the homeless shelter sponsored by the Hopewell That means listeners will have Major electronics firms are getting into the satellite radio business. Baptist Church of Newark. access to more extensive libraries of module ($199.95) connects to an XM- outboard display. The unit also Or, if your CD, MiniDisc or cassette The gifts included many needed items such as gloves and music for all formats, compared to compatible receiver just like a CD requires a separate antenna. receiver has an auxiliary input, you clothing, as well as toys, books and arts and crafts items. limited playlists that often have changer. It also works with more The Pioneer DEH-P3370XM can connect the tuner's line output. Nancy Flaum, a social worker and friend of the Giordano's, caused them to scan stations repeat- than 3 million Pioneer receivers sold ($399.95) includes an XM-compati- Used with the XM01HK accessory the family that owns the dealership, coordinated the purchasing edly in search of more choices. A net- since 1995, and can be used in con- ble receiver and tuner (antenna not home kit ($149.95), you can even lis- and wrapping of the gifts. Many friends and neighbors donated work of terrestrial repeaters means junction with Pioneer CD changers, included) for users who want to ten tosatellit e radio through a home their own wrapping paper as well so that all the money donated an eventual end to radio "dead as well. It requires a separate anten- replace their factory or other in-dash receiver. by Maplecrest could go towards the gifts. zones," and the sharp, clean sound is na. radio in favor of a satellite radid The XM01R FM modulator from Nancy adds, "It was particularly gratifying for the children an impressive advancement from Keep your factory or aftermarket package. Sony ($399.95) also brings XM satel- who participated in the wrapping of the toys and gifts. They all traditional radio. radio and still get high-quality XM Take great XM sound from car to lite radio to any vehicle with an FM really got caught up in the spirit of giving too." To receive XM satellite radio sig- radio with the Pioneer GEX- car — or even your home — with tuner. It includes a hideaway FM Maplecrest also selected one family most in heed through the nals, consumers need an XM-com- FM903XM ($249.95). This FM mod- Sony's removable XM01C package modulator that broadcasts through Catholic Charities of Newark and helped fulfill their holiday patible receiver, a tuner module, an ulator works with any FM radio by ($299.95). It has a tuner, antenna, your FM receiver. The XM01R works wish lists. All the donated gifts were delivered by Maplecrest antenna and a monthly subscrip- sending the XM signal to an unused remote control and cassette adapter. with Sony's accessory home kit so employees on Friday, Dec. 21 to the Hopewell Baptist Church in tion. FM frequency. You then control sta- Add XM to a vehicle with a cassette you can hear your favorite channels Newark. The Pioneer GEX-P900XM tuner tion selection through a separate receiver using the cassette adapter. in the car or in the den. Announcements Announcements 110 Steve LEARN TO ICE CLIMB IN. We've GOT SMUGGLER'S NOTCH, Schlotieldt VERMONT! Courses In Sales ; January & February. 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INDEX AHNOUNCEMENTS 0330 Homes 0550 Firewood & Fuel 0755 Entertainment Services 0930 Decks & Patios 1095 Recycling CLASSIFIED 0002 Death Notices 0331 Open Houses 0560 Furniture 0762 Home Health Services 0935 Drapery & Decorating 1100 Rooting 0003 In Memoriams 0335 Income Property 0565 Farm Machinery 0765 Insurance 0940 Driveways 1105 Rototilling HOURS 0004 Cards ot Thanks 0340 Industrial Property 0570 Snow Removal Equipment 0770 Legal Services 0941 Duct Cleaning 1115 Sewer & Drain Cleaning 0007 Memorials/Plots 0342 Investment Properties 0575 Items Under $100 0773 Limousine & Taxi Services 0945 Electrical 1120 Sheetrock & Spackling For your convenience, 0010 Auctions 0345 Loans & Mortgages 0580 General Merchandise 0774 Message 0947 Environmental Testing 1135 Snowblower Repair 0105 Adoption 0355 Out-ofstate Property 0581 Lawn & Garden 0775 Musical Instruction 0949 Errand Service 1140 Snowplowing our Classified Center 0110 Announcements 0360 Wanter - Real Estate 0582 Market Basket 0776 Market Research 0950 Excavating 1145 Telephones 0135 Lost A Found 0380 Vacation Property 0583 Plants, Seeds & Fertilizer 0777 Miscellaneous 0955 Exterminating 1150; Topsoil, Gravel & Sand is open: 0140 Personals 0390 Mobile Homes 0584 Machinery & Tools 0780 Photography 0960 Fencinrj 1155 Tree Services 0150 Prayers REAL ESTATE-RENTALS 0585 Musical Instruments 0785 Piano Tuning & Repair 0965 Floor Care 1160 TVS VCR Repair 0590 Office Furniture & Equipment 0160 Ride Sharing 0400 Apartments (Furnished) 0795 Senior Citizens Services 0970 Floors 1165 Upholstery & Slipcovers Monday-Friday 0165 Happy Ads 0595 Photography & Camera Equipment 0405 Apartments (Unfurnished) 0800 Sewing Alterations 0975 Fuel Tank Services 1170 Vacuum Repair 0599 Flea Markets 0170 Coming Events 0410 Commercial Property 0801 Shoe Repair 0980 Furniture Repair & Refinishing 1173 Wallpaper 0600 Garage & Yard Sales 8 am to 6:00 pm 0415 Garages & Storage 0805 Shopping & Errand Services 0985 Garage Doors 1175 Waterproofing EMPLOYMENT 0625 Wanted To Buy 0818 Telephone Services 0990 Garden Supplies 1177 Water Purification 0200 Domestics 0420 Halls 0825 Tutoring & Instruction 0995 Glass & Mirrors 1185 Welding 0205 Employment Agencies 0425 Houses (Furnished) PETS « ANIMALS 0830 Typing & Word Processing 1000 Gutters & Leaders 1190 Windows & Screens 0220 Employment Help Services 0430 Houses (Unfurnished) 0630 . Horses & Livestock 1005 Handyman 1195 Window Washing 0225 Employment Resumes 0435 Housing To Share 0635 Obedience Training HOME SERVICES 1010 Heating 0226 Business Help 0437 Lots For Rent 0640 Pets 0850 Air Conditioning RECREATIONAL VEHICLES DEADLINES 0440 Office Space 0645 Pets Supplies & Services 1015 Home Improvements 0230 Drivers 0855 Alarms & Security 1300 Mopeds & Dirt Bikes 1018 Home Inspection 0240 General Help 0460 Rooms (Furnished) 0860 Aluminum & Vinyl Siding 1305 Motorcycles FINANCIAL* BUSINESS 1020 Home & Office Cleaning 0245 Management Help 0465 Rooms (Unfurnished) 0865 Appliance Repair 1310 Motor Homes 1025 House Washing 0250 Medical Help 0475 Townhouses & Condos OPPORTUNITIES 0867 Auto Detailing & Service 1315 Travel Trailers 0650 Business Opportunities 1030 Insulation Friday by 0255 Part Time Help 0480 Vacation Property 0870 Bathrooms 1317 Snowmobiles 0655 Financial Services 1032 Interior Decorating 0260 Professional Help 0482 Farms 0873 Cabinetry 1320 Campers & RVs 1035 Kitchens 0265 Sales Help 0483 Acreage 0875 Carpentry 1330 Boats & Motors PROFESSIONAL SERVICES 1037 Laundry Services 5 PM for 0266 Technical Help 0485 Wanted To Rent 0700 Accounting Services 0885 Carpet Cleaning 1040 Lawn Care & Landscaping TRANSPORTATION 0270 Retail Help > 0710 Appraisers 0890 Carpet Installation MERCHANDISE 1045 Lawn Mower Repair 1350 Automotive Financing 0275 Trades 0715 Architects 0895 Catering 0500 Antiques 1050 Lawn Sprinklers 1355 Auto Parts & Accessories next week's 0280 Situations Wanted 0717 Arts*Crafts 0900 Ceilings 0520 Building Materials & Equipment 1055 Locksmiths 1360 Automotive Services 0285 Instruction 0725 Beauty Care Services 0905 Ceramic Tile 0530 Clothing 1065 Masonry 1385 Autos tor Sale 0728 Bridal Services 0907 Ceramic Tile Cleaning REAL ESTATE-SALES 0535 Collectibles 1067 Miscellaneous 1394 Antique & Classic Autos publication 0730 Calligraphy 0910 Chimney Cleaning 0305 Acreage Slots 0537 Computers & Electronic Equipment 1070 Moving & Storage 1400 Four Wheel Drive 0734 Child Care & Nursery Schools 0915 Cleanups & Hauling 0315 Commercial Property 0540 Crafts & Gift Sales 1075 Painting S Paper Hanging 1405 Trucks & Trailers 0735 Computer Services 0920 Clock Repairs 1-800-559-9495 0320 Townhouses & Condos 0545 Estate & Tag Sales 1080 Plastering 1410 Vans&JeepS 0740 Counselors 0922 Concrete 0325 Farms 0547 Christmas Trees 1085 Plumbing 1415 Vehicles Wanted 0925 Construction 0750 Credit Card Services 1090 Pools & Sp General Help 240II General Help 240 Looking for a Federal or Postal Job? What looks STOCK PERSON like the ticket loan- For small retail store. Some cur* Job might be a heavy lifting. required. •cam. For Information, Driver's license required. call the Federal Trade RICJK ROLUHGl Benefits. Glassmith Shop Commission, toll-free, 1- 348 Springfield Ave., Sum- 877.FTC-HELP, or visit mit, NJ 07901 908-277-0411 Www.ftc.gov. A message from NJN Publishing and the FTC. PART-TIME > WANTED CRANFORD Carriers (or Newspapers delivery in Union County. RECREATION One day per week - NO & PARKS collections. Reliable ve- hicle required. Please 220 Walnut Avenue, Is call accepting applications 732-396-4417 for the following part- time positions: IHSTRUCTOR $2002 ON ail 2001 & 2002 IN STOCK VEHICLES RND 5.9° o FINANCING RMLRBLE! 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RECEPTIONIST- PT-LPN/ CLERK MED TECH A Mountainside manufac- Our busy OB/Gyn prac- *12.G63 turer Is seeking an Immedi- tice Is searching for a 2 door, 4 cylinder engine, auto trans, p/steering, ABS, air cond, dual 4 door, 4 cylinder engine, auto trans, p/steering, p/brakes, air cond, 4 door; 6 cylinder engine, auto trans, p/steering, p/brakes, air cond, dual airbags, ate lull time individual bright, energetic indi- airbags, bucket seats, 24 hr r/s asst, cassette, CD player, rear defrost. dual airbags, bucket seats, 24 hr r/s asst, tinted glass, cassette, rear bucket seats, 24 hr r/s asst, tint, tilt, p/windows, p/locks, cassette, CD playe; who will be responsible vidual to Join our team. MSRP; $15,535. Vin»27127735. Stktl2146.Price includes $2002 factory defrost. MSRP: $15,365. Vin#2Z407762. Stk#2142.Price includes $2002 rear def. MSRP: $19,460. Vin«2M553146. Stk»2389.Price includes $2002 factory lor answering phones, New grads welcome, rebate, $400 college graduate rebate & $529 dealer discount. factory rebate, $400 college graduate rebate & $300 dealer discount. rebate, $400 college graduate rebate & $1083 dealer discount. computer entry, filing and will train please call Jen other general office du- at: 908-273-1840. ties. Excellent phone manner Is required. Must be reliable, professional and able to multi-task. Full X-RAY TECH benefits. For immediate M-F, B am-12 noon, chest consideration, please fax x-tays & some Gl x-rays. SUBURBAN resume to 908-518-0175 Please fax resume: or call 908-232-5500. 908.232-1920 SECRETARY Immediate opening, FT posi- Part-Time tion for Labor Union in the Employment 255 Mountainside Area. Fax resume & salary require- ments to: 908-654-4911 attn.: C.S.L. FRONT DESK PT (or Dental Office. Call SECRETARY/ Tara e 908-232-7007 RECEPTIONIST l»art time. Monday evenings P/T ASSISTANT •17.OZO 4 door, 8 cylinder engine, auto trans, p/steering, p/brakes, air cond, dual airbags, ' 5:004:00pm. Tuesday 4 2 •Z4.64door, 6 cylinder engine, auto trans, p/steering, p/brakes, air cond, dua8l airbags, 4 door, 6 cylinder engine, auto trans, p/steering, p/brakes, air cond, roof rack, leather; 24 hr r/s assl, cruise, tilt, tint, p/windows, p/locks, cassette, CD,. Thursday 10:00-5:00pm, roof rack, bucket seats, 24 hr r/s asst, cruise, tilt, tint, p/windows, p/kicks, cassette, rear def, sunroof, 4WO. MSRP: $43,164. Vin«1G191310. Stk#1910.Price includes 1 BOOKKEEPER dual airbags, 24 hr r/s asst, tilt; p/windows, p/locks, tint, cassette, rear -Friday 9:0Q-5:00pm. Good CD, rear del, sunroof. MSRP: $29,650. VinttK20412t.Stkt162B.Pnce includes $2002 $2002 factory rebate, $400 college graduate rebate & $4895 dealer discount. telephone skills. Com- For growing company. det, MSRP: $20,570. Vintt292132B6. Stktt2646.Price includes $2002 factory rebate. $400 college graduate rebate & $2600 dealer discount. puter literate. Send re- Must have computer & factory rebate, $400 college graduate rebate & $1148 dealer discount. sume to Barbara L, 635 Qulckbooks Pro experi- 1999CHIVR0UT 2001 CHIVROUT .Westtteld Aw., Elizabeth, ence, afternoon hours, 1998 CHIVBOtET NJ.072O8. nice office environment. LUMINAI SECRETARY/ 908-233-2225 Auto trans, 4 "cylinder engine, p/steering, p/brakes, air cond, rear det, dual Auto trans, 6 cyl engine, p/s, p/b, air cond, p/w, p/l, p/trunk rel, rear def, Auto trans, 6 cyl engine, p/steeringTp/brakes, air con3, p/w, p/l, RECEPTIONIST airbags, bucket seats, cass, tint. 45,743 mi. Vin#WZ411538. dual airbags, cass, tint, cruise, tilt. 26,711 mi. Vin#X9104339. p/trunk rel, rear def, dual airbags, cass, tint. 16,962 mi. Vin#19216442. wanted FT lor front desk of SECRETARY MMNUUnYMUUWfl private club. Proficient in 2-3 days per week. Light MS Wort, Excel a plus. typing on computer, Ill- if rrrwrrTr Able to handle multi- 1999 Ing, receptionist. Fan- 1999 CHIVtOLIT tasks- Send resume to CHIV1OUT ,^mmm Human Resources, P.O. wood real estate office. Box 1381, Mountainside, Call 908-889-0200 ask tor s rat 4X4 LI 4X4 Renale or Paul. ' NJ 070*2-0381. Auto trans, 4 cylinder engine^/steenn^ABslair cond, dual airbags, Automatic, 6 cylinder, p/s/b, air cond, p/window, p/locks, dual airbags, Extended cab pick up, 4X4,6 cylinder, 5,sod man translp/st( rear defrost, cassette, tint. 34,457 mi. Vin#X7143318. air cond, dual airbags, cassette, tint. 16,845 miles. Vin cruise, tilt, tint, rear defrost, 4X4. 19,889 mi. Vin #X2146656. Part-timers: WftMUHTY mUUUMIl WMMMTY MWUBli! SULUWUi MU HOUIS Flexible hours! MON Hum •IIDJUn 9AM-9PM CHEVROLET 10 WEST WESTFIELD WE. Great pay/benefits! 9AM-3FM hnM m km hr *m 45 mni Join tin vmitiTHiK RQU11 2o telephone research team! 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Call 42,300 or make me an of- TELEPHONE Cash paid lor your prop- Child Care/ A RESTORATION Can »0B-2f9-70M ^ erty. Fast closing. No BEDROOM SET- Cherry 908-272-7849 te-ttiH 908-3894997 • Superior Interior * FE "89- loaded, rum/looks carved potter bed, drawer, Nursery FORD ESCORT SE '99- RESEARCH red tape. Call Today. Exterior Pointing • Snfe BUICK LE SABRE '98 - Exc. cond. Low mlleag*. greatl Dependable! $2000 ERA Oue«n City lUalty mirror, chert, 2 night tbl. nONSON ELECTRIC HONDA CIVIC LX '99 Knowledge Networks/ Schools MnppnA/nc Lend Paint Loaded, garaged, 1 owner, $7900/000. or best offer. Chuck 908- Statistical Research In AskforLydla© New In box. Cost $6,000 Sell All Typf"; of rloctricnl work. Removnl • Vinyl Immaculate showroom 5 spd., 23K, $12,500. Call 534-8507 $1500. 0OB-78»4«52 732469-0978 906-2724617 Wcilllold hat the above 9OS-49O-2O3S MONDAY MORNINfi !»«c neplncemenl Windows condition! CARFAX his- positions available. BUNK BEDS W/ MATS ;»> yrn oxp. 7.WH05-56B3 • General Home tory included. 48K, FORD MUSTANG '87 -50, PONTIAC GRAND AM QT LOCAL OOMWNV Mi buy Duality ChlMc run ======Pleas* sea our display In New In box. Cost $800. $10,500 908-241-6003 Sspd, BOK, racing rims, 98-WhHe.4DR,1 owner, 37K, your hou» Al $ RangK No B} Real Estate Sales (Furnished) 460 Acreage & Lots 305 SUMMIT: Room for rent $110 per week. Lie. R/E UPSTATE SACRIFICE: 10 Agent. Call 908-598-0522 Acres - $94.58/month' Peaceful upstate wooded UNION- great loc., walking LINCOLN setting! Twn rd, elec, distance to raw 2002 train buUdable. Hurry! 1-888- station, $125/wk. nfs envi- 925-9277 SW ronment, priv, BA, prlv. www.upstatenyland.com ent., free cable, all ulil '$9,800 purchase price. Incl. Avail. 2/2/02, 908- Brand New 2002 Lincoln Brand New 2002 Mercury $7840 fin. 10 years 6 8% 351-7509 FRM Vacation Property Continental Villager Estate 'Condos & for Rent 480 Townhouses 320 N. MYRTLE BEACH, SC - All re TRUSTED FAMILY VACA- in this newspaper is sub- TION EXPERTS. Ocean- ject to the Federal Fair front private Housing Amendments Act homes/condos. Dis- and the New Jersey Civil counted spring/summer Lease Per Mo For 36 Mos" Lease Per Mo For 36 Mos*" Rights Law, which make it weekly rates. Visit illegal to advertise any www.ElllottRealty.com - • 4 Door • Power Locks V6 Engine Power Window; •AM/FMSlerec iealher Interior preference, limitations or •V8 • Power Trunk FREE BROCHURE. 1-800- Automatic Trans Power Locks Cassette discrimination based on •Automatic Trans • Power Seals MSRP $26,995 -5254225 w/OD Power Trunk race, color, religion, sex, • Power Sleeting • Aii Conditioning •TiltWh... STK #2V4 national origin, handicap, •Power Brakes •AM/FM Stereo Power Steering Power Seats •Cruise Control VIN K2DJ02605 familial status, creed, an- Merchandise • Powar Windows Cassette Power Brakes Air Conditioning Rear Defogge cestry, marital status, af- lease pymts based on $ 1500 cusl cmh $450 jec. dep,, $429 1 jt mo. pymnt & $ 1000 lease renewal rebates, if qual.- $2379 Lease pymts based on $ 1500 cust cash $400 sec. dep,, $359 1 st mo. pymnt, $2000 man reb, & 1500 lease fectlonal or sexual orien- due at leaie incept. Putchop-$17,993 Til pymts-$ 15,444. Til coi1-$ 16,944. renewal rebates, it qual - $2259 due at lease incept. Purch op-$ 12,, 128, Ttl pymls=$ 12,924. Ttl cost«$ 14,424 tation, or nationality, or an Computers & Intention to make any such preference, limita- Electronic 1 tion or discrimination. u-,^ SCHEDULED Familial status Includes Equipment 591 children under the age of 18 living with parents or TOSHIBA LAPTOP PENT BLS MAINTENANCE! legal custodians, pregnant 1 - w/CDRW, Printer, soft- women and people se- ware, $500. 908-60B-93GU curing custody of children Brand New 2002 Lincoln Brand New 2002 Mercury under 18. Estate & Tag 3 This newspaper will not knowingly accept any ad- Sales 545 Navigator 4x4 Mountaineer AWD vertising for real estate which Is in violation ol the HOUSE MOVING SALE law. To report discrimina- 717 Dixie Lane, Plainfleld, tion, call the Office of Fair NJ. All lurn., & furnishings Housing and Equal Oppor- $ In this classic Victorian tunity of the U.S. Depart- ment of Housing and Ur- colonial being sold. An- ban Development (HUD) at tique DR set; china cabi- 1-8OO-66&0777. The HUD nets, hutches, servant's TTY telephone number for tUs & chairs etc. 3 classic BR sets w/orlginal Lexing- 589 the hearing Impaired is Lease Per Mo For 36 Mos** ton turn.,; sofas, painting, 212-708-1465. • Powef Windows Lease Per Mo For 36 Mos" pictures, remnants & an- •Power Locb 4 Door Power Windows leather Interior tiques. Must see to appre- • Auloiflotic Transmission •Power Trunk V8 Engne Power locks MSRP $34,561 ciate the value. Frl., Sal & w/OD •Climate Control Aulo Trans w/OD Power Seats STK #2T84 Farms for Sale 325 Sun. 10AM4PM. Cash only. • Power Steering Power Seats Power Steering Ai( Conditioning VIN W2UJ2I036 906-7564967 • Powaf Brakes • Air Conditioning Power Brakes AM/FM Stereo Casselle ADIRONDACK LAND BARGAINS 15 Acres - Lease pymh based on $ 1500 cusl caiK 5600 sac. dep,, $589 1 it mo. pvmnl, & 1000 lease renewal rebates, if qual •* $2689 lease pymls based or, J1500 cust cash $400 sec. dep,, $379 1 st mo. pymnt, $2000 man ,eb, & 1750 base renewal Mature Pines - $17,900 62 Firewood & due al lease incepl. Purch op-$24,398 Til pymls-$21,204. Til cost-$22,704. rebates, it qual.- $2279 due al lease inceiil. Pinch op-$15,803 Til pymts-$ 13,644. Ill cosl-$ 15 144 Acres - Trout Stream - $39,900. Beautitul woods Fuel w/dlrect access to major snowmobila/ATV trails! BARTELL'S FARM & "Twn rd. elec, EZ terms! 1- GARDEN SUPPLY 888-925-9277 SNY Firewood 1/2 or full cords www.upstatenyland.com 90fr664-1566 732-388-1581 Shop Our Entire Pre-Owned Inventory at: www.tlmcars.com Therapeutic Nursery 1995 LINCOLN TOWN CAR t 2000 MERCURY SABLE LS 4 dr, V8, auto trans, pwr str/brk/wind/lacks/trunk/anl/seal, AIR, AM/FM stereo * 4 dr, V6, auto Irons w/OD, pwr slr/brk/wind/locks/tiunk/seu., AIR, A, $ Professionals cass, till, cruiso, r def, lint, leath, 61, Il7mi,, STK # I P1I5A, VIN #SY664262. 9995 cass, (ill, cruise, r def, tint, mooruf, 15,507 mi, STK # IP71 VIN #YG6I Mt Carmel Guild Behavioral Healthcare - 15,995 System, a JCAHO accredited division of Catholic Community Services, Is a leading 1998 MERCURY SABLE LS t* A r)C)r 2000 MERCURY SABLE LS provider of mental health and child services. We 4 dr, V6, auto Irons, w/OD, pwr slr/brk/wind/locks/seal, AIR, AM/FM stereo ' * I I V^ 1 4 dr, V6, auto Irans w/OD, pwr slr/brk/wind/locks/lrunk/soat, AIR Ai $ are seeking the following professionals for our cass, till, cruise, r def, lint, loath, moonrl, 34,500 mi, STK #2S6A, VIN #WG65O9I6. I I i/ /V cass, lilt, ctuisB, i def, tint, 17,153 mi, STK #0R4, VIN #YA6095l7 Cranford and Newark facilities. Candidates win be - 16,995 required to rotate between Cranford and Newark when necessary. 1999 MERCURY MYSTIQUE LS $ 2000 FORD F-150 XLT 4X4 i di, V6, oul? lions, pwr sli/brk/wind/locks/lrunk/»a!, AIR, tM/M stereo cass, tint, cruise, Pickup, V8, pwr slr/brk/wind/locks, AIR, AM/FM stereo cass lilt crui' $ Clinicians r del, tilt, leolh, moonrf, alum whls, 26,221 mi, STK # IP143, VIN »XK600054. 12,995 mirr, alum whls, 21,219 mi, STK # 1P84, VIN #YCBO336O. ™ 22,995 Requires a MSW. LSW or a master's degree in psychology or a related field. Early childhood education/experience and clinical skills a plus. 1997 FORD EXPLORER AWD $ 2000 LINCOLN TOWN CAR 4 di, VB, aulo trans w/OD,pwr slr/brk/wind/locks/lrunk/wal, AIR, AM/FM stereo i dr, V8, auto Iran., pwr Jlr/brk/wind/locks/lrunk/ssat, AIR, AM/f M stereo cos, tilt «ui< $ Therapeutic Nursery Aides cass w/CD, till, OUIM, r def, lint, 46,000 mi, STK #2T87A, VIN #VUC 11888. 13,995 r def, lealh, rem mirr, al'un whl», 13,197 mi, VIN #VY898022. ONIV 13,197 MIlESli ~' 23,995 Hequuus a HS diploma with experience in ljulidvioral healthcare issues and child Juvelofjiiwiil Students studying psychology or 1999 MERCURY GRAND MARQUIS GS $ 2002 FORD EXPLORER XLT 4X4 CuiNinuiuly S«rvic«>, 494 Bruad SU.ol lustoiner idbulbs 4 incoiuivas. All rob ya back to dlr \h qgUl buyms subjocl lo appio»ol by primary tending source " J6 mo closnd end louso w/12,000 rai/yr; 20« Ihsraoller. Villager- 12 000 mi/yi 15* iKaiouflei Btli Floor. Now.,!., NJ 07102, F«« dbuut llc CUIIIIIIunity oui w«u »lto 65 Morristown Road 26 East Main St. Bernardsville, NJ Rt.24 - Mendham.NJ You Promised ^ Yourself A Brand www.aucttbernardsvinexoiii Pricels) includes) all costs to be paid by a consumer except for tax, lie and reg fees. Not resp for typos. Pics for illust purps only. Expires t/31/02. Now Just Go ' For IB ^ BUY IT, SELL UJ m II wmmw Hi WHEEL DEAL IN CLASSIFIED AND ONLINE RUNS nurr SELLS! Brand Mew 2002 BMW 325i 4 dr, 6 cyl, auto trans, pwr str/ABS/wind/htd sts/lcks/mirrs, AIR, AM/FM stereo, CD, tilt, 4 lines cruise, t/gls, alloys, moonrf, leather, all ssn tires, dual air bags, pram pkg, MSRP $34,145, . Stk. #B2-387,VIN #NG73473. 36 month closed end lease w/10,000 ml/yr; .20* thereafter. ' $3000 cust cash + $363 1st pymnt + $400 sec dep + $525 bank lee - $4288 due at lease signing. Ttl pymnts $13,068. Ttl cost $16,593. Purch opt at lease end $21,511. Brand New 2002 BMW 325ci 2 dr, 6 cyl, auto trans, pwr str/ABS/wind/sts/lcks/mirrs, AIR, AM/FM stereo, CD, tilt, cruise, r/del, t/gls, alloys, moonrt, leather, int iwp, all ssn tires, dual air bags, fog Its, prem pkg, sport pkg, $35.95 , cold weather pkg, MSRP $36,945, Stk. IB2-78, VIN IPG54212. 36 month closed end lease I w/10,000 ml/yr; .20* thereafter. $3000 cust cash + $3831st pymnt + $400 sec dep + $525 bank loch odd! line $2 fee = $4308. Ttl pymnts $13,788. Ttl cost $17,313. Purch opt at lease and $23,275. Brand Mew 2002 BMW 33Oi 4 dr, 6 cyl, auto trans, pwr str/ABS/wmd/sta/lcks/mlrre, AIR, AM/FM stereo, CD, tilt, cruise, , r/def, t/gls, alloys, moonrf, leather, dual air bags, fog Its, pram pkg, cold weather pkg, MSRP $40,985, Stk. IB2-176, VIN IKM16020. 36 month closed end lease w/10,000 ml7yn .20* thereafter. $3000 cust cash + $409 1st pymnt + $450 sec dep + $525 bank fee = $4384. Ttl pymnts $14,724. Ttl cash $18,249. Purch opt at lease end $25,820. Brand Mew 2002 BMW 525i 4 dr, 6 cyl, auto trans, pwr str/ABS/winaVsts/lcks/mirrs, AIR, AM/FM stereo, CD, nit, cruise, 1 r/def, t/gls, alloys, moonrf. leather, all ssn tires, dual air bags, fog Its, prem pkg, xenon Its, Scold weather pkg, MSRP $42)70. Stk. IB2-131.VIN #0296276. 36 month closed end lease I w/10,000 mi/yn ,20* thereafter. $3000 cust cash + $4291st pymnt + $450 sec dep + $525 ' bank fee = $4404. Ttl pymnts $15,444. Ttl cost $18,969. Purch opt at lease end $26,567. Brand New 2002 BMW 5301 4 dr, 6 cyl, auto trans, pwr str/ABS/wind/sts/tcks/mirrs, AIR, AM/FM stereo, CD, titt, cruise, j r/def, t/gls, alloys, moonrt, leather, all ssn tires, dual air bags, fog Its, prem pkg, xenon Its, ' MSRP $46,770, Stk. «B2-386,VIN #CH90659. 36 month closed end lease w/10,000 mi/yn .20c thereafter. $3000 cust cash + $4851st pymnt + $500 sec dep + $525 bank fee = $4510 due at lease signing. Ttl pymnts $17,460. Ttl cost $20,985. Purch opt at lease end $28,835. Brand New 2002 BMW M3 , 2 dr, 6 cyl, auto trans, pwr str/ABS/vrindThld sts/tcki/miro, MR, AM/FM stereo. CD, cruise, r/det, t/gls, \ allays, moonrf, leather, dual air bags, fog Its, navigation, tenon Its, pdc, cold weather pkg, harmon kardon radio, MSRP $54,910, Stk. IB2-3O3,VIN IJR1434Z 36 month closed end lease w/10,000 mi/yr; .20* thereafter. $4000 cust cash + $6991st pymnt t $700 sec dep * $525 bank fee = $5924 due at 1 lease signing. Ttl pymnts $25,164. Ttl cost $29,689. Purch opt at lease end $33,531. Financing Available Through BMW Finacial Services Call 1-8006599495 -Owned Sales • Strvlct•Parts • Body Shop Ask About Our European Like No Other BMW Center In The World DcjNwry www.bmwusa.com Program i-aOO-BIVIW-7222 Classifieds Get (973) 379-7744 • Route 22 East - Springfield, New Jersey wvtfvv.jmkbiiivw.ccMii Price(») includes) aU oo«t> to tot paid by consumer, oxuop io. i iy, .«aisiiaiioii t««a and tax**. Not r»aaon»eMt fortypoa, RESULTS! WotWM art for iuatrativ* purposes only; 'Thes* ablu on in-stock v«hiclM only ONtrandl 1/31/01 C-6 Cranford Chronicle January 24, 2002 Ranked #1 Nameplate in Sales Satisfaction by J.D. Power and Associates. J.IX Power and Associates 2001 Sales Satisfaction Study." Study Saturn based on a total of 46..1M consumer responses, www.jdpower.com. Saturn of Green Brook 1 270 Route 22 West M.S.R.P. 732-752-8383 per month for a $ 39-month leased Saturn of Union 267S Route 22 West 908-686-2810 $14,515 09& 191 9 on a 2002 Saturn SLl? for qualified buyers on all $QQC duJl"e:a att lease signing on 0(\m Saturn 'The M.S.R.P. includes automatic transmission, air conditioning, CD player. Tax, title, license and other optional equipment are extra. Each retailer sets its own price, which may differ from the price above. "APR monthly payment is $28.16 for every $1,000 you finance. Example down payment: SATIRN. 14%. Some customers will not qualify. Take delivery by 2/28/02. Not available with other offers. t'tLease payments based on specially equipped A Different Kind of Company. 2002 SLl with M.S.R.P. of $14,515. Thirty-nine monthly payments total $7,761. Option to purchase at lease end for amount to be determined at lease A Different Kind of Car. signing. Primary lending source must approve lease. Take delivery from participating retailer by 2/28/02. Mileage charge of $.20 per mile over www.saturn.com 39,000 miles. Lessee pays for excess wear. Payments may be higher in some states. Not available with other offers. ©2002 Saturn Corporation. FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE, CALL TOLL FREE: CANCELLATION LINE 1.800.360.3603 NORRIS CHEVROLET Serving Union County's Automotivemum Needs For 75 Years With sm Low Prices & Excellent Service! Brand New 2002 Chevrolet LS 4WD Vortec 4200 6 cyt, auto OD trans, pwr stmq/brks/htd mirrs, AIR, AM/FM stereo-cass, CD, front & rr floor mats, iraef, t/gls, cruise, b/s mldgs, rem keyless entry, theft deterrent sys, elec sunrf, onstar, VIN#22310047, $MSRP$31,225. fora 26.8OINCLUDES REBATEOS Brand New 2002 Chevrolet FLEETSIDE PICKUP LS Check the 1.8L 4 cyl, 3 spd auto trans, pwr stmg/brks, AIR, Vortec 4300 V6, 4 spd auto trans w/OD, pwr Vortec 5300 V8, 4 spd auto trans w/tow haul mode, pwr classified ads electric rear window defogger, R-14 Blackwall tires, strng/brks/wind/locks/htd mirr, AIR, AM/FM stereo, CD, tilt, str/brks/wind/mirrs, AIR, AM/FM stereo-cass, CD, 9 speaker VIN# 2Z400909, MSRP $15,365. cruise, rear locking diff, deep t/gls, Ithr wrap stmg whl, alum sys w/subwoofer, trailer pkg, leather, rear locking diff, VIN first. whls, rem keyless entry, VIN# 28105331, MSRP $19,428. #2J121611, MSRP $41,186 $ Whether you're 12.9OO 15,800 35,OOO opening doors or INCLUDES REBATES INCLUDES REBATES INCLUDES REBATES climbing corporate PRE-OWIUED SALE! 3 MONTH ladders, your new www.carfax.com career starts in the '94 Chevrolet Camaro , '99 Ford Contour LX Sedan , '98 Chevrolet Venture Ext. Minivan '98 Chrysler Sebring JXI Convertible '00 Honda Civic LX Sedan 2 dr, 3.4L V6, auto trans, RWD. pwr str/wind/ 4 cyl. auto trans, FWD, pwr str/wind/lgks/brks, V6, auto trans, FWD, pwr slnuj/ABS/locks/mitr 'd dt, automatic transmission, I-Wl). IIWI •I dr, -I cyl, autu HUMS, FWD, pwr ; Icks/ABS/mirre, AIR, tilt cruise, AM/FM stereo- AIR, AM/FM stereo-cass, tilt, cruise, dual air 2nd sliding dr, AIR, AM/FM stereo-cass, lilt, blmg/brks/wind/locks/ii]iiit>/t,oat, luutliui, AlH, ulinij/lirka/wind/lui.-ks, AlH, AM/I M bloroo-cass. classified section. l cass, dual air bags, Int wlp, r/def, t/gls, center bags, Int wlp, r/def, t/gls, 6369 ml, STK# 156U cruise, Int. wipers, tool rack, hl-back buckets, AM/FM stocBO-casii, till, uuiau. dual hum nil, cuii^u, lliil, inl v vi|jui^, dual uiibays, IB,714 cons. 82,613 ml, STK# 128U. VIW R2135S31 VIN* XK2124B7. r/def, 60,044 ml, STK# 118U, VIN # WD223939. aiibags, alloy whoylb, m^p liylilb, -iti.OJL' mt in SIM 12-11), VlN*VtOUlE/l $ STK/141U, V Make an executive 8995 11,995 11,995 12,495 decision. '00 Pontiac Grand Am GT '98 Toyota Camry LE 00 Chevrolet Impala '99 Chevrolet Tahoe LT 00 Jaguar S-Type V6 Sedan 4 dr, 3.4 L V6, auto trans. 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WNIWU21Z493. ontry, conv buara, t/ylb, rouf rack, L*^,/b7 nil, in., Irrp utluiiiulur/cuijiijuluf, trac cunln, 17,732 rui, 36,883 mi, STK# 126P, VIN# YM719907 144P,VIN#Y9241578 STK# 1 b'7U. VIN# XJIU32i( l I tu,DO«j mi, 01 i\jr icur, v LIW imi itiavi ; i 144P Vllw Y9241578 STK# 1S7U vlN# XJ4B J il I • "f-iK * "'I14/U' "v.u..,wiu,"-u..,.,u.u.. VINrf VII 33-1-11, ..,u^ ^"....., ,,,,jt,i ads first. *12,995 $13,995 $13,995 18,995 33,995 classified the first place to look for everything 433 NORTH AVE. • WESTFIELD • 908-233-0220 SEE US ON THE WORLDWIDE WEB AT: www.newnorrischevrolet.com or E*MAIL. US.ATtndreh9v98ol.com WI'UBITHIRI costs to !)(.' pan! by luiy itHiates & inc January 24, 2002 Cranford Chronicle C-? Explore your options... Take an expedtion... Saves7416«. Save**^ |Q/ APR Factory APR Factory hunt or get... /o 1 1 l Financing ° Financing the time to the time to ing buy is now! buy is now! 2001 Ford Brand New 2001 Ford Buy Buy$ or a for... for... 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All Costs To Be Paid By A Consumer Except For Lie, Rea. & Taxes, Adv. Buy Prices Incl. All Rebates/Incentives, tUp To 36 Mos. With Primary Lender Approval. 0% APR In Lieu Of Rebates, Offers Expire 1 /31 /02. See DealerJFor Details. Check the classified section first. Sawy home shoppers reach forth e classified ads before they hit the streets. The newspaper classified Fishing around for extra cash? section offers everything they need to make an informed purchasing decision. Want to make a move? Sell those no-longer Check the classified used items for ads first classified r}yiyv}'.'£::<•??#••':,, classified ISflN the first place people look for everything. t C-8 Cranford Chronicle January 24, 200? Drive A Certified Pre-Owned BMW With One Of Our Low Payment Lease Or Finance Plans. 1999 BMW 323i Our Selection & Savings imBMW528i Our Selection & Savings SEDAN Are Remarkable! SEDAN Are Remarkable! 1997 - 2001 \^r ^^^^^^^^^§**T_ 1997-2001 Z3 Series Z3 Series 15 to choose from 17 to choose from L. 36 Lease Mo Lease for 1999 - 2000 for 1999 - 2000 Buy $ Buy $ for 24.995 3 Series for 28.OOO 3 Series 6 cyl, 5 spd, ps, pABS, a/c, am/fin st/cass, pw, pi/cruise, tilt, 31 to choose from 6 cyl, 5 spd, ps, ABS, a/c, am/frn st/cass, pw, traction 25 to choose from 30,737 miles, stk# P3005, vin# XKC56976, $4,114 due at delivery control, s/roof, h/seats, on board computer, black, 46,281 incl $3,000 cap cost reduction, $300 ref sec dep, $525 bank fee & miles, viirf GT914292, $3,714 due at delivery incl $2,500 1st mo payment, total payments $10,404, total lease cost cap cost reduction, $350 ref sec dep, $525 bank fee & 1st $13,929, ELPO: $13,002.50. mo-payment, Total payments $12,204, Total lease cost 1998 - 2000 $15,229, ELPO: $14,606. 1998-2001 5 Series 5 Series 2000 BMWM 22 to choose from 1999 BMW 740iL 30 to choose from ROADSTER CONVERTIBLE SEDAN 1998 - 2000 1998-2001 M Series 3 Series 16 to choose from Convertibles 10 to choose from Lease 36 Lease Mo for 1998-2001 for Buy $ 3 Series Buy $ 1995-2001 for 34.995 for 38.9OO 6 cyl, 5 spd, ps, pABS, a/c, am/fin st/in-dash CD, pw, pi, rear Convertibles 8 cyl, auto, ps, ABS, a/c, am/fm st premium sound 7 Series wing, dark blue top, HARD TOE 17,101 miles, stk# P3125, vin# w/CD, pw, traction control, s/roof, h/seats, aspen YLC90360, $4,314 due at delivery incl $3,000 cap cost reduc- 28 to choose from sUver, 31,852 miles, vin# WBM17903, $4,524 due at 12 to choose from tion, $400 ref sec dep, $525 bank fee & 1st mo payment, total delivery incl $3,000 cap cost reduction, $500 refse c payments $14,004, total lease cost $17,529, ELPO: $21,396.25. dep, $525 bank fee & 1st mo payment, Total payments $17,964, Total lease cost $21,489, ELPO: $21,460. 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Not itsp. for typo*. anuary 24, 2002 Cranford Chronicle "FT Automotive/Classified Absolute Lowest Prices Absolute Lowest Prices And Immediate Delivery With And Immediate Delivery With 2.9% APR Financing 0.9% APR Financing On Outbacks & Foresters Over 200 New Subarus To Choose From... * 1000 Rebate Flemii Flemincrton CAR&TOUCK SUBARU Of Dealerships Rt. 31, Flemington, NJ Rt. 202 & 31, Flemington, NJ Call 908-782-2025 •*.••,»*<*"•• -w Call 908-782-3673 www.flemington.com www.fleinington.coni SUBARU *Special financing available for up to 24 mos. to *Special Financing up to 36 mos. on 2002 Maxima qualified buyers with primary lender approval. in lieu of rebates to qualified buyers. Absolute Lowest Prices WeVe(iotYour Ami Ininiediate Delivery With Baby For Less! CT APR Financing** Immediate delivery, outstanding value, a place you $an trust. On Select Models *^ Special BMW finance and lease offers available on new 2002 Over 300 New Mazdas To Choose From. 325i, 330i, S2SI, S30i, and 540i automobiles through BMW financial services. Fleminqton Fleminqton Rt. 202 & .11, I kiiiiii^ton., NJ 1U. 202 K M I'iciiiiiigton, NJ Call WN-7N2-75OO Call 908-782 2400 "0% APR hiiaiiciiiy avail, mi UI & W Proiuyds lor up to 4a IIws in iwu o! leUdtos to qualitwd twyef*. D-2 Cranford Chronicle January 24, LEASE A NEW 2002 BUY A NEW 2001 HONDA CIVIC IX HONDA PRELUDEr\ 4-cyl., auto, 4-dr., PS, PB, A/C, PW, PDL, cruise. 4-cyl., 5-spd., 2-dr., PW, PDL, A/C, alloys, sunroof, VIN#502797, Model#ESI65 AM/FM.VIN#010271,Model#BB614 NOW ONLY Per Month 36 Months / MSRP $16,350 MSRP $23,915 9%' FOR A LIMITED TIME ONLY! STOP BY AND LET US CUSTOMIZE A LEASE JUST FOR YOU! if. 36MOS. 60MOS. CARS PRICED TO SELL! • MORE PRE-OMED VEHICLES DAM! • WE WILL PURCHASE YOUR PRE-OMED VEHICLE! '02 JEEP LIBERTY SPORT '97 HONDA JICCORD EX 6-cyl., auto, 4x4,4-dr., PS, PDB, A/C, PW, sunroof, PDL, cruise, alloys, 4-cyl., 4-dr., auto, PS, PB, A/C, AM/FM cass., r/def., sunroof, 996 mi., VIM# 2W231424 alloys, 73,368 mi., Vi# 219292 BdowN/CDeder CosH * 1 9,993 Must Sell Nm! N0W*iT,447 '00 HONDA CIVIC SI COUPE '99 FO1D RANGER XLT PICK-UP 6-cyl., 5-spd., 4x4, PS, extra cass^tolch, alloys, A/C, 61,730 mi., 4-cyl., 5-spd., PS, PDB, A/C, PW, p/sunroof, CD, alloys, 18,940 mi., Wa VIN#YL102451 VIN# PA60355 „ . . OneOwner! $ 16,1 31 Thousands Below N.A.D.A HOW * 1 1,333 #99 noun* CIVIC EX COUPE '93 TOYOTA COROLLA S/W 4-cyl., auto, PS, PDB, A/C, PW, criuse, p/sunroof, Ithr, alloys, 35,959 ml, 4-cyl., auto, 5-dr., PS, PDB, A/C, tilt, roof rck., r/def, 84,401 mi., VIN#XL093879 VIH#P0018629 Extra Nice! * 13,141 Excellent Condition! * 5,853 '97 PLYMOUTH GRAND VOYAGER '93 HONDA ACCORD 10th Anniversary Edition! 4-cyl., auto, PS, PB, A/C, AM/FM, alloys, 147,992 mi., 6-cyl, auto, PS, PDB, cass., A/C, r/def., PW, PDL, cruise, tilt, alloys, clock, Was 7-passenger, 60,820 mi., VIN#VR112505 VIN# 128693 Great Deal! * 12,531 Last Chance! NOW* 4,241 NJANY NioRE PRE-OWNED VEHICLES AT OUR OTHER LOCATIOHS * CALL US FOR YOUR SPECIAL NEEDS! Lease a 2002 Honda Civic LX closuii-und 30 mos., MSHP $16,350. lot. nithly pyiimts $5,724. Res. Val. $9,810. Gap cost ied. $2,341. Amount due at inception $2,500. Total amount of lease $8,065.00. Lease is 12 000 mi/yt 154 thereafter N resp. for typo, errors. Consumer responsible tor lie, ley., and all applicable taxes and tees. General lease subjeci tu cluiuye w/out notice. Lessee resp. lor maint. and excess wear and tear. Prices'subject to chaime without notirp Art for illustrati purposes only. "Subject to approval at ttiiu A.M. I. SI- yi- - * A &• Visit our web site www.a .com January 24, 2002 Cranfford Chronicle D-3 HILLSIDE $ SUZUKI I (I I nl,l. r Hull l.icl.lrr 7 Seats For The Price Of 5 LIMITED EDITION BRAND NEW 2002 SUZUKI GRAND VITARA XL7 4X4 /Leather /Hettted Seats /Moon Roof /Running Boards /Alloy Wheels For $9QQ Lease /CD Player PerMo. /3rd Row Seats 48 Mos* /ABS Brakes Only... LuO Plus . 4 floor SUV Aulomalio Transmission, 6 Cylinder Engine, Power Steering, Air Conditioning, Dual Air Bags, Rear Defrost, Tilt, Cruise,. VIN #24107384. Stk. #213202. MSMP: $26,414. Brand New 2001 Suzuki Brand New 2002 Suzuki Esteem Wagon Grand Vitara XL7 4x4 $ ,11999 buy Automatic Tmnsmi^.j.n, i r:yhn.H l.Miimo, I'imor llrnkp-.'Sloering. 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Pyts: S14.352. Ttl, Cost: S16.551. P/Optn, At Lease End: S11.034. f With Primary Lender Approval, in Peu of rebates/incentives. Not Responsible For Typographical Errors. See Dealer For Details. \; _ • ,!#" C fora Available on select models to qualified buyers Check the classified ads first. Whether you're opening doors or climbing corporate ladders, your new career starts in the classified section. Make an executive decision. Check the classified ads first. fclassified Celebrating 66 Years! 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Avail. On Select Nloctelsw '93 BUICK CENTURY WAGON '96 OLDSMOBILE DELTA 88 To Qual Buyers. V6, aulo IMIV, piw sti/brks/wind/lcks V6, auto trans, pwr str/brks/wind/lcks, AIR. AM/FM itcioivcav, till, ciu.se AIR AM/FM slereo-cass, tilt, cruise Sales Event! j/def, 63 019 mi. Slk K5O8O VIN r/def, 63,019 nil, Stk. »5080 VIN «T4D0i231 Summit. 0T48OS231. Summit. $3495 $6495 '97 MERCURY COUGAR '99 FORD TAURUS 6 cyl, JLIIO tr.m> p.-.f str/brksAvind/lcks AIR V6, aulo trans, pwr str/wind/brks/mirrs/lcks, AM/FM storm Ijnd.iu roof white walls AIR, AM/FM swioo-cass, l/gls. dual ailbaqs, FREE MAINTENANCE 72 03' mi Slk 13X6? VIN 0VH626744 cruise, r/def, tilt. 28 014 mi. Stk I44O6O, VIN ON ALL 2002 LINCOLNStt •XF2553SO. Summit. $ L I NCO L N 6995 '10.900 AMERICAN L U X U R Y Check the I '98 MERCURY MOUNTAINEER 4X4 99 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL dr, VH: .lutoinatit- irJ'ls, pwf V8, auto trans, pwr str/brks/wind/sls/ ilr/t-rk•.V.iiid/.-,Mlb,'kkG AIH loattier ml Icks, AIR, AM/FM steteo*cass, tilt, cruise, 58 r/'j MII Slk tWI, VIN BWUJ18357 moonrf, leather, alum whls, 35,537 mi, classified ads Unioi Stk$. #1335, VIN HVY602876. Union. $ 2,995 12,995 first. | '96 FORD EXPLORER EDDIE BAUER 4X4 '97 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL B, .lutoluM'.. AIH .j.-.r AnSAtrAvimlAnirr^ 1 : fv 1 5 CO. s/lch, jllo, ,, AM,f M •;it;i,)urj'.i, dual uljmi-,' mir.',-, liil. i/iifl. Ithr, t.Ajls, ,18,if!0 u i. stl rfl H.V,-!, ViN fiViY.tllOri-) Summit. Warttogetintoanew Brand New 2002 Brand New 2002 395 Lincoln 96hORDHb0 4X4 971OYOTA4RUNNER4X4 car fast? Get into the Lincoln LS Sedan i i YOUR CHOICE Continental i 4 dr, V6, auto trans, pwr ' ^ VI * \rl I VI V"i 4A dr,.i , ViJv/u, aut,..,,o. trans. , , ,,..,pw r r-tr/Astr/ABS/wind/sts pc/ .,;,irJ/ -t / U II Umo str/ABS/wind/sts/lcks/mirr, AIR, AM/FM stereo- Icks/inir l i, AIR, AM/Ftrl u M stereo-cassr , tilt1 , cruiser r , WAS S18,900 classified section-first cass, tilt, cruise, r/def, alum whls, leather bckts, r/(.Jot, ,ilum whls, moonrf, leather bckts, cons, cons, int wip, dual/side air bags, MSRP $33,655, Oh int wip, dual/side air bags, MSRP $41,865, stk. u 17,900 Stk. #2X43, VIN #2Y636835. 36 mo closed end II2C20, VIN /(2Y619044. 36 mo closed end Classified ads offerthe lease w/12,000 mi/yt; 15ss thereafter. $1000 lease w/12,000 mi/yr; 20 '99 CADILWC SEDAN DEVILLE '98 LINCOLN NAVIGATOR V (i i it l ) t ( ,i (i 'j , pwr u I \\ ml'Ukb, AIR, AM/FM in the market Plus, [ i ui i ist>: 4^,862 mi, Stk. WAS "23,900 / HHi VIN dWl J3O/40 Summit. $25,900 classified ads are the most convenient way f(t y*»ri*7g,0B0:M|« Bumper To Bumpor Limitod W.m.iMty ; : tZ^-HOMr Roi»side Asiitsttinct' toi comparison shop .CorupllmiMU.iry Rjr,t Oil S Filter Ch<-ing>- *fu\\ Fuel Tonk • Up To 141-Point Vehicle Inspection features, prices and Brand New 2002 Mercury '98 MERCURY '98 MERCURY Brand New 2002 Mercury GRAND MARQUIS LS MYSTIQUE ^papents. V6 JUKI tuns, pwi str/brls, AIR. AM/I-M Llureoi-dss, inooiiif. 29,200 ,'lii;,. .V>. I HJlllt, mi, 'jlk ».)V/6, VIN »WK6b6546 Sable Sedan Mountaineer \:'/-Mj Union Summit -I Ui, 6 LVI, :iuto ttans, pwi btf/ABS/wiiid/seats/lcks/mifts, i yl. J tuns, pwr bti/ABS/wirui/beats/lckb/niitts, AIR, AIK, AM/f-M steteo-cdss, till, cruise, r/def, alum whla, i :i-,^L CU, lilt, cruise, r/dcl, ledtlit-r b(its, cons, int '98 LINCOLN TOWN CAR '98 rviERCURY imnmif, leather bckts, cons, int wip, dual air bags, MSRP wi'i. JIK.I/SHILIK.I/S - .HI Iwys, luxury grp, MSRP $34,S5i, Stk. #2TS1. t2?,79b, Stk. #2(358, VIN #2A615928. 36 rno closed end SIGNATURE SERIES SABLE Ready to ride? Check VIN »22J Y.'W ib mo closed end lease w/12,000 mi/yr, 204 Vd juk, lions |J>«| str/brks. AIK. , p lease w/12,000 mi/yr; 15 .,...1 jll,,oiiUi liolua,,.,,WIJ«! 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COUNTS FOR AAA & AARP MEMBERS SAVE'3690 . 'IWiV^i\ SiiwiiTiii ON A BRAND NEW ON A BRAND NEW 2001 CHEVY 2001 CHEVY " Std Equip Inch pwr strng/brks, Std Equip Incl: 4 cyl, auto trans w/OD, below eye mirrs, Opt. Incl: 4.31 V- pwr strng/brks, t/gls, AIR, r/def, sp 6, auto OD trans, dp. t/gls, sliding mirrs, whl cvrs. Opt Equip Incl: auto rr windows, 3rd door, locking diff, OD trans, traction control, rr spoiler, 6 w/l tires, Stereo w/CD, AIR, alum, speaker audio, tach, b/s mldgs, mats, lUnUER wheels, mats. Incl. $2002 Bonus mech trunk opener, int wip, AM/FM IS* Elf. Cash, $500 fact, rebate, & $400 Stereo, CD, cargo net. Incl. $2002 GMAC recent college grad rebate Bonus Cash & $400 GMAC recent 2 DOOR COUPE if qual. Stk#5663KT, college grad rebate if qual. VIN#18189536, MSRP $20,082. Stk#6762B, VIN#17231125, MSRP BUY BUY $15,145. ^ SAVE'7235 • SAVE'2795 ON A BRAND NEW ON A BRAND NEW 2001 CHEVY 2002 CHEVY i Std. equip incl: 1.8L 4 cyl, 5 spd manual trans, pwr Std equip incl: 4.3L V-6, auto trans stmg/brks, t/gls, AIR, whl covers, sp. mirrs. Opt. equip '•H: r/del, tachometer, till, AM/FM stereo w/CD. Sth# w/OD, pwr strng/brks, t/gls. Opt. equip S9C, VIN# 2Z418S23, MSRP $15,360. Buy S Lease incl: leather, htd seats, cass/CD, 8-way part of down pymnl) incl. $2002 Bonus Cash & f *4O0 GMAC recent college grad rebate it qual. 36 mo •< pwr D&P seats, AIR, driver memory, closed end lease w/$187 1st pyrnnt due at lease • Check the WLHZER FDG lamps, overhead console, htd signing. Ttl Pymnts = $6732. Til cost = $6732. power mirrors, cruise,tilt, pwr wind/locks, classified h m LT 4x roof racks, alum, wheels. Incl. $2002 Bonus Cash, $1500 Fact, reb & $400 GMAC recent college grad rebate if qual. section m?; ^M*& Stk# 5631KT, V1N# 12217084. MSRP first. $32,233. ?187j12$65 Want to make a move? Check the classified ifc SAI I 2UUi CittMV ads first. ON A NEW 2002 CHEW 2 iitMIH CUUHt IS - 4 UUOH CHtW CiUf 4X4 HCKUF SILVERADO , !.r , I...., All • J-l : I5OU bu > ,11 V U .lulo liana .. iH). |J. «"*'-• PICKUP ,, ...,,•.• K..,i> t'Jia AIM AMlU>l«'t»>* W'1'gu.uu tsimii. J J rl.U.o^i. .. I !.• 1 : V a aulo OU Y>. UMH.J mil, imr I ,~UMIU it *.-ii '' Ils '.'•** ' '-«>-! Hviiui. CMU s H aik*a/:i:;M \ ^classified- JRC.i;.1! U-nl1 '.AT" first •.^y;' the first place to look for everything CHIVY j. 3CI KIViR MOAD '/.Mill IKUM lilt WE LL BE THERE JiHOWl Hltl> M*U il uaur* litfc wta Ml tin Uai tNf»vA«vy Cunt 3iX.ru. 15 Cranford Chronicle January 24, 2002 VOLVO V0LV0CnjNTRY.COM CERTIFIED PKCOWNED Start the year wftha 01V702.4T LARGE SElHTnON TO CHOOSE FROM WHU 14,975 BRAND NEW BRAND NEW 2002 CHRYSLER Sebring LX 2002 CHRYSLER SUPPUES uum 4 df, 4 cyl. auto trans, pwr str/bfVs/wlnd'mrrir.irk Alll. AM *1.9% APR for up to 48 months available to qualified buyers Title, registration & taxes not included See dealer for details Offer valid until January 31,2002 while inventory lasts. Call Classifieds today! 4 dr, V6 auto trans w/OD, pwr str/ABS/wind/locks/healed mirr, AIR, AM/FM 4 dr. 3.4L V6, auto trans w/OD, pwr su/brk/wlnd/locke, AIR, AM/FM stereo cass stereo cass Irnt & rr llr mats, r del, lint, cruise, b/s mldgs, locking diff, Onstar tilt, tint, remote trunk, Inter wip, lux. lighting, passlock theft deterrent, remote, 60/40 system, Homelink, STK #A5362, VIN #22185282, MSRP $30,365. 36 mo cloth seat, dual fir mats, elec mirrors, day lights, STK #A6105 VIN #29212962, closed end lease w/12,000 mi/yr; 20e thereafter. $1130 Cust. Cash, $369 1st MSRP $20,570. 36 mo closed end lease w/12,000 ml/yr; 20c thereafter. $700 Brand New 2002 Chevrolet pymnl, $1000 <3M Rebate, $2002 GM Sonus Rebate used as cap cost Cust. Cash $299 1st mo. pymnt & $400 GM Rebate used as cap cost reduction Brand New 2002 Chevrolet reductions $1499 due at signing. Ttl pymis $13,284 TM cost $14,414 Purch = $899 due at signing. Ttl pymts $10,764. Ttl cost $11,464 Purch. opt. at lease TRAILBL4ZER opt. at lease end $15,486 Buy & lease price incl. $2002 GM Bonus Rebate end $8433. Lease & Buy price incl, $2002 GM Bonus rebate. SAVE Lease Per Mo. 48Mos. 29496 5 mwilWt 8 cyl, auto trans w/OD, pwr str/bnVwind/locks/mirr/bcMs, AIR, AM/FM Vortec 5700, V8,7 pass, 4 sp. auto trans, pwr str/brk/wind/locks/six- stereo CD, tilt, cruise, tow haul mode, fir mats, locking diff, STK #A5478, vyay seat, frnt & rr AIR/heat, AM/FM stereo cass w/6 disc chngr, VIN #2G170371, MSRP $34,865. 36 mo closed end lease w/12,000 video game hookup, bose 12 spkr sound, VCP, deep tint, 6 capt. Brand New 2002 Chevrolet mi/yr; 20« thereafter. $1999 due at signing. Includes $2002 GM Bonus chairs, remote keyless entry, r del, healed mirr, alum whls, lock dill, Brand New 2001 Chevrolet Rebate used as cap cost reduction, $1601 cust cash & $398 first trailer pkg, leath wrapped str whl, STK #Z4523, VIN #11239336, payment. Ttl pymts $19,104. Ttl cost $20,705 Purch. opt. at lease end MSRP $37,450. Price incK $2002 GM Bonus Rebate. $14,547. Buy Price includes $2002 GM Bonus Rebate EXPRESS. S A\\S E * 7666 \LT LUXURY VAN Buy For 12,648 J76M154 1.8L DOHC 4 cyl, 5 sp, man. trans, pwr steering/brakes, V8, 4 spd auto trans, pwr sli/t)iks/wiiiii/loi:kwsudl/iiiin, AIH, AM/FM air conditioning, AM/FM stereo, r/defogger, airbags, cloth, Stereo cass, cruise, tdol, luwluul rmnlu, Hart assist, lockdiif, bw tires. litigate. STK #5465, VIN #i'Jl:JHUO-l. MSIll1 %:%,ISA :«j mo closad inter wip, daytime running lights, STK #5740, VIN end lease w/12,000 rni/yi; 'Me HIUIIMIIUI IIHIIHIUS $:'002 OM UUIIIIS Brand New 2002 CSi&vralet #2Z421766 MSRP $14,995. Price incl. $2002 GM Bonus Rebate, $523 i;ubl casli & $-l/ii tusi ijuyniunt- $'j!W duu ut siyuiny Itl Rebate. pyrnts $17,136. Ttl cost $1/,W>U Pmdi up! dl lu.i&u und$1U,4U4 Buy price incl. $2002 CM liwiu;, Itulmlu SUBURBAN, 1S CD CZJ CHIVY WELL BE THERE 2675 ROUTE 22 W. • UNION • 908-686-2800 ul ,., n,. nlhi, .li .«.,! ti.. . !inj lulu .k,(« • ".|.>J|l."iil)lu till INDOOR FLEA MARKET RrtofKifrfflYRS EXP. Fully 14' deep V, w/Kamvnn tilt cond., new trans, 79K, cent Inspec. $3200 OBO 96-ext. warranty, well main- brakes, 2 alrbags, rriooi> English, knowledge of 732-388-1581 carpet storage, w/d, $1250 + ROSELLE CATHOLIC US. Ins'd. Call .Win SB686-1991 trailer. Exc. lake bay boat. new battery & muffler. 908-464-6234 tained, 37k, $10,000 neg. roof, roof rack, 38K. Exc computers. Library expe- Bulk Division 908*54-1566 utlls., no pets, avail, im- Rarltan Rd. No motor $900. Must sell. $1200 obo. 22mpg/hwy 973493-9308 Iv mag. family car, $14,500. Cal dience a +. 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