;B-8 The Chronicle May 22,1996 • "% See the color and pageantry of Monday's parades. Page A-8, To subscribe, call (800) 300*9321

WANTED TO LEASE by VS. POSTAL SERVICE Wednesday, May 29,1996 Warren Branch, Plalnfield, NJ .. HILLSBOROUGH 106, No. 22 A Forbes Newspaper 50 cents The U.S. foaal Service is soliciting proposals to lease an SPECIAL OFFER existing building or lease a building newly constructed to USPS CRANFORD • GARW00D • KENILWORTH specifications with an option to purchase at any lime during BUY $ lease term. The building size requirement is approximately 3,500 SF OFFICE BLDO 19,000 net interior sq.ft. plus approximately 600 SFofplalfomi 1 Block Irom Courthouse. |f' 55O area on a site approximately 90,692 sq. ft The minimum basic Includes adjacent lot. A/C. lease term is 20 years with four successive S year renewal CLASSIFIED Oversized Luxurious Garden Apartments 1 BEDROOM APTS.* options. The preferred geographic perimeter area is within Briefs INCLUDES HEAT & HOT WATER Warren Branch, PLainfield. NJ, 070S9 mail delivery area as approximately bounded by the following: • Substantial Playground LEASE INQUIRE ABOUT LARGER APTS. North' Mountain Avenue, South - Washington Valley Road, • Largest Swim Club In Area at PRIME OFFICE SPACE East - Old Sterling Road. West - Liberty Comer Road. ' 1,600 SF. Route 202 expo- inior expo . Offers must be submitted in accordance with the terms ofihe NomlnaLf.ee. sure. $2,000/mo. aoUcttationpackagewhichnuybeobtainedfiDmtheundenigned at a non-refundable fee of $75.00. Payment of this fee must be To aid senior citizens as they BRGOKSTOBT by bank check or money order made payable to the "Disbursing 908-874-6644 or 359-7180 May as Older American Officer - USPS". The Postal Service shall not be responsible for BUY/LEASE contingent fees. Offerings must be submitted by Monday. July 5,000 SF OFFICE SPACE Month, Muhlenberg Regional set by schools 1,1996 to: 1 Story. Prime location on Rt. 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FEUCETTA In addition to the purchased ma- Last 8 Mos. $691. or $707.- Knaiiei 908/722-3000 terials, the program also has an ac- ltycorp .••-Pre-registration is not re- JgECHRQNICLE FOR NEW TENANTS ONLY BOUND BROOK— 1/2 BOUND BROOK— 4 rm. companying technology video disc >- Duplex, 3 bdr. Full base- apt. 1st fl. 1 Vi mo secu- ;4$iired. For a list of activities, flrs, Mon.-Fri. 8-5, Sat. & Sun. 10-3. ment, Yard, off street rity & references re- * PHILUPSBURG- totally Luxury ^ —~tUgtvRlse-- *-™- PAYABLE IN ADVANCE EDI8ON- Short term r'Jr'Jthe New Jersey Intergenera- Ms. Madison used to bring man said. YeWd'eTea'TVSrnB, 2BRr' TU! WANTECT ibTcath, check, VISA tease. Copier, Fax pro- • TJenV'Stttcr basement, Elevator Apartments %$ Orchestra, artder-f dTpelsEii/a Sib. .Seqlt* or W w 'ate grades, going room-to-room the new "program would meet the £ TtryW-1 "nT6Frentv:«recm •wiwrts are PAYABLE IN quote i $m BEDMINSTER check $700/mo. + utlls. ADVANCE by cash, demonstrating the lessons. new stringent criteria., set by 1 OPEN HOUSE ' Studio call 1-8OO-5S9-04S5. FARHILL8-7lndrv. 1 yr. lease. 908-995-4755 check. VISA or Master 1 pjn. Saturday, June 8 at The first-grade students began' New Jersey Core Curriculum Con-; Sun. 6/28 12.-4. The 1 &2 Bedrooms offices/suites In shared SOMERVILLE- Office Hills. 56 Edgowood PISCATAWAY- 2BR Card. For a quote on TRENTON, STATE Office Ctr. Please con- _ Town Clock, comer of the Galaxy Science Program last tent Standards. Recently set arid Model 0, Fantastic Loca- Ranch, great location. FLEMINQTON- Hunter- Timing is everything. for rent, 5 rms, 2nd fl. hill, 1&2 bdrm luxury gar- cost, please call HOUSE LOCATION- of- tact: Philip W. Smith III, Will sub-divide prime ~ 3§brth and North Union Av- year, designed •'..'' approved by the tion. Mb 1 st fir. 3 bdr. Lease option. $1090/mo. fering 4,692+/SF with 906-2344222 9010' Hornet Under , 2.5 bin. Lg loft. Parquet 703-660-9440 den Apts. Call anytime Use Forbes 1-800-559-9495. area. Call 725-0737 10-6 Cftues. The rain date is Satur- specifically for .... . state, the guide-; 908 782-1282. 2,500+/- on the first two $150,000 floors, priced, to sell $ floors for lease. Ideal for HILLSBOROUQH WASHINGTON 'd*y, June 29. For information, theiruse. Our major criteria was to lines not only 9020* Homes For Sale 285,000. No Brokers. PISCATAWAY— Ir, eat In Newspapers Classified Prime location. 767 sq.ft. kit, 3bdrm, w/d, $1400mo HILLSBOROUGH- Af- CRANFORD AREA - the lobbyists, lawyer, . Commercial or Office The district's the; 9030,.Farm* 295-3037 or 892-4083 . fordable housing rental to sell your "treasures". professional with Im- on Route 206. 1050 sq.ft. or less on aU 276-3958 or 561-3802. 9040- Luxury 1.5 mo sec. all utils. Incl. White collar couple, Non 9084744650 select a program that was of in- avail 7/1 968-4625 units. NOW AVAILABLE. smoker, 1 child, no pets. modlate State House ac- prime RL 31 Hwy. Totally Director of Cur- 9050 •Mobile For qualified moderate cest. Call for additional remodeled. Street level. struction, they 9060- Waterfront 9100 Seeks 2 bdr. w/Iaundry riculum and In- hands-on, teacher SCOTCH PLAINS income households. If Phone 1-800-559-9495 h/u & exclusive yd. Qa. Information. Lrg. lighted prkg. area. Living wills Property Lots and Acreage Duplex, 6 rooms, 1 bath RE/MAX Bite Realty struction Dr. also set progress > your gross Income is: refs. 201-564-4265 Richardson Commercial Ads In Classified 9070- Condominiums full basement & attic, In- 1 person 22,000 - 35,000 .or" ' • 60948M000 90>31J i-' A free program for seniors on John A. Feld- friendly, and one that standards called 9080- Townhouse* Builders, Developers, closed porch, garage. On 2 person 25,000 • 40,000 SOMERSET HILLS don't cost — living wills will be presented 10- man said since "indicators." 9090' Multi-Family quiet residential street 3 person 28,000 - 45,000 (908)722-3000 AREA- Maturo male WCCTFIELD- 2 Suites, would conform to the 9100 •Lot* and Acreage White Twp., 34. subdlv- 9600 They pay! Bus. or Prof. Prom. Loc. il ajn. Tuesday at the Blue Projgress indica- able, acres 1 1/2 acre near town. $975. / mth. 4 person 31,000 • 50,000. Mon.-Fri. 8:00am-5:00pm professional, looking for Ms. Madison re- 9110 Out of Area plus utll. 908-232-3683 5 person 34,000 - 54,000 . private apt. or condo. 2 COMMERCIAL Includes Parking & heat Cross Blue Shield Health Cen- tors are tested at' 9120- Wanted to Buy zone, owner anxious ' Very reasonable. signed in Sep- new state curriculum RE/MAX Elite Realty Your household may bdrm. ac, & garage, no REAL ESTATE 9130* Mortgages and pets, non smoker, exc. METUCHEN 90S-232-0760 ter, 16 Commerce Drive. Man- tember 1995 ad- the end of the* 908-689-1313 . 9420 qualify for a moderate in- B06-768-4227 standards.' Financing come .1, 2 or 3 bedroom 9440 9470 refs. 808-707-3996. 2 rm. suite

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Ms. Fischer new Welcome Wagon rep Alyce Fischer has recently gifls from local businesses and started visiting homes.in Cran- professionals and information street fair next ford as a new Welcome Wagon for civic and cultural groups. [j . • . . • • . V representative Ms. Fischer will To request a Welcome Wagon call on households with the Wel- visit, or for more information, (Event part of town's anniversary celebrations come Wagon basket to present call Ms. Fischer at 518-9369. i A lively street fair celebrating gold. The festival marketplace will Pennsylvania Dutch funnel cakes pygmy goats, a black sheep and Six-month project to re-line 8.5 miles of troublesome pipe Cmnford's 125th anniversary, also feature southwest Indian art, will satisfy those with a sweet two Vietnamese pot-bellied pigs. r)oon-6 pjn. Saturday, June & original designer clothing, pottery, tooth. The Big Sky Bread Com- Musical and street entertainment NOW ENROLLING FOR SUMMER By EUEN M. FEUCETTA pany over the last four years to dkated water pressure and flow essary upgrades and repairs to the downtown Cranford, will draw rubber stamp artists, wooden furni- pany of South Avenue West in is scheduled throughout the day. Would be maintained throughout system. THE CHRONICLE ••'.:•• . correct the problem, Mayor J. Rob- mpre than 200 exhibitors. ture and functional and decorator Cranford will sell bread, cookies Stage performances near the Cran- ert Hoeffler said he was pleased the operation. . v Ihe .specific target areas include ! Traffic near, the train station, accessories for the home. and muffins. ford Hotel are hosted by Bob Mele,. We help students improve ; Beginning next Monday, and the company selected Cranford as To ensure water quality, all tem- mains on: Lincoln Avenue from Eastman Plaza and North and Food will include Chinese shish Especially for the~childreir are~~a~popularrsinger.-Childreii's .musi-~~ continuing through the end of No- the municipality to do this work porary lines are disinfected with a South' Avenue to Denman Road; $outh Union Avenues will be de- kebobs, Cajun chicken, Italian hot pony rides, a moon walk, sand art cal storyteller, Miss Anne, will per- vember, Spiniello Construction The company representatives indi- chlorine solution. After the water' Denman Road from Lincoln Av- ^ured. The event, which replaces dogs and sausage sandwiches, cal- creations, temporary tattoos and a form at noon at the stage by the g Company of Morristown in con-cated-Jhat although other areas main is shut down, a scraping de- enue to iexington Avenue; Lexing- the annual Spring Fest (for this zone, barbecue beef and ham sand- wonderful petting zoo. "Pet theHote. L A13:30 PJIL, the Tom Brislin junction with the Elizabethtown also experience simfliar problems, vice is forced through the main to ton Avenue from Denman Road to year only), features 150 crafts- wiches and Greek and Italian Farm" will be on North Union Av- Jazz Accident from Middlesex will .- At Sylvan, we pinpoint your child's Water Company will be cleaning Cranford had a high volume of remove the corrosion deposits. A .Walnut Avenue; streets in the gen-. people plus some local merchants foods. Local food favorite, Ton/s enue and features more than a perform. At 1 pjnl at the clock needs, develop a personalized and -cement lining approximately complaints and increasing brown thin layer of concrete is. then ap- Sfnd 20 food vendors. The townfes -Cafe, will be serving some of his dozen friendly critters for young Cranford's own Intergenerational program and deliver it in a positive, 43,600 feet (8V4 miles) of 6,12, and eral area south of the Rahway -Water; symptoms. "Although ye plied to. the interior surface of tbitt by Walnut tival will also feature fine art, chil- menu^ .specialities along North children to observe and pet Kids Orchestra will perform. fun and caring environment. Call )16 inch mains in Town. Affecting pipe. Once the concrete' lining" tried other procedures raver the and Raritan Road, and streets Wren's activities and some retail meetrBaisy-thg cow and-fceo- The Mystic Warriors, anTexeiting- Sylvan, today, to learrrhow-we more than 400 homes, the process dries, the water main is disinfected years, the problem persisted. We've the general area north of the merchandise. will include fresh Caesar salad and nard the llama The lovely blue- South American band, will, perform can help your child. will dear the on-going "rusty" had tremendous success with and placed into service. eyed white pony, Satin, will be on stage and throughout the day problem ' experienced by way River bounded by NJ Transit | Professional artisans will offer baked sweet potatoes. Zeppoles, cleaning and lining the mains and The process offers several ben- jewelry of silver, ceramic and 14K calzone, strawberry smoothies and there as well as Star and Molly the near the clock. households according to have utilized this proven process efits for home and business resi- and Centennial Avenue. EDISON Vater Company representatives. many times," said Director of Op- dents in the area. It restores the To ease traffic congestion, the Working closely with the com- Police Traffic Department wUl be 494-2300 erationsFred Yoerg. mains, increasing the flow of water '';• V RANOMJ.MIUaVTiHECHRONlCti'" The process begins with the in- and improving fire flows, extends out making daily checks of the RETRACTABLE SYLVAN LEARNING CENTER® stallation .of temporary 6-ihch by- the life of the main, and reduces construction sites. The company Cranford-ites in class 3 1 Youthful mayor Better grades are just the beginning. " pass water mains laid above the sediment buildup that is often has also scheduled work around Recreation and Parks Director Frank D'Antonlo (right), ac- AWNINGS ground to|providewater serwoejp the cause of discoloredwater.In the High Street Bridge areato cept^ a proclamation JionoringJtoiithJnjSoyernmenjLDayr, customers and to minimize any the process of opening the roads, _ renova- Tuesday, May 14, from "Mayor" William Hanson. Fellow: service interruptions. Mr. Yoerg in- the company also makes any nee- tions start in August Cranford High School students Dave Feder (Deputy Mayor* tomorrow ' (Continued from page A-l) Sails), Evan Damerow (Commissioner Shackell), Julia Isabel' Drive. Lorrainne Kowalski, a rep- early childhood elementary education; Kevin Downey, resentative of the American Heart Renado (Commissioner Shaw), John Celock (Commissioner ; Thirty-eight Cranford residents are among 770 stu- -VoitoroK Jilt MatUa fjo^mahlp Adrnlnlsti^tor John Uezz^ dents of Union County College, Cranford, Elizabeth Andrea Jontz_and Amy Lawrence, liberal arts/ed- {Subjects covered include living Katharina Seholz {Township Attorney Atoert SterJder),jE«nd la^'Ppr&d^ "ueaiuohtTEiraincis^^ ...Jbeajrtjhealthy in later yearsj'how Ray Johnson (Police Chief Hany Wilde) assumed the roler science and associate in applied saehce'degrelesat its Jo lower your blood cholesterol; Venturinq, Krystina Brenycz and Kern Bruzenas, lib- and responsibilities oTThelr counterparts artne evening**: $2 ^hti^^ [•exercise and your heart. and eral arts; andJtoreekaew Sornhlong, accounting/data itroke-what is it, what causes it, official public meeting. • / Cranford residents who are candidates are: processing. . • Tremendous selection of Styles & Fabrics «nd what are the warning signs? A High Street; resident put in a the alley adjacent to Cleveland -Karen Reszetylo, biology, Debra Belles, business/ Also, Daniel Aaron, accounting/data processing/mar- • Custom designed -call in March to a gutter cleaning Plaza. •.••••• • • * • \, computer information systems; Patrick Bergin, • Hand Operated or Motorized Summer music . company he found listed in the Police log Summer rec registration starts Monday Michael Bund, Christopher Gachko, Andrew Modra, keting; Henry Hdland, electromechanical technology/ 'Does not apply to contracts already written ." Cranford Recreation and Parks Suburban News weekly publication DWI arrests The Cranford Recreation and Tots, age 4-5 - Meets 9-11:30 Maureen Arasin, John Bums and Susan Weiveris, computer service/robotics; Patricia Williams, human Call For Free Estimates •^Department's Summer Music and got scammed for the effort. The merchant said the suspects • Officer John Swandrak observed Parks Department will have regis- am. Tuesday and Thursday; Ses- business; Thomas Bell, Sandra Hernandez and Jean services/gerontology; Dawn Virgili, office systems 'Workshop, under the direction of tration for summer programs Mon- sion I, June 25-July 16. Fee, $55. The resident heard a message gave no other identification. After two vehicles stopped in the middle Aim Harris, criminal justice; and Cynthia Burd, lib- SOMERVILLE ! display it upon request If there is fusal to submit to the breathalizer i the center. For more information picked up and on Ftiday, with no any question or concern, police 1 a^n. Friday, according to a police 1 Governor Christie Todd Whit- provides me with a wonderful vcaD 709-7283 or Mr. Whellan 232- work done, the resident turned in a urge citizens to contact them. report CHILDREN'S. MEN'S & LADIE8 FASHIONS man will be the special guest of opportunity to thank all the peo- S4919. report to the police. • Michael Stabile, 19, of Mohawk 50% TO 75% OFF ORIGINAL PRICE Senate President Donald T. Dt- ple who have supported me Narcotics Drive, was observed allegedly driv- PROCEEDS TO LOCAL CHARITIE8 Casting call Police received a report from an • Darren Gregory, 18, of South ing his vehicle in an erratic man- Francesco at his annual spring throughout my political career Cranford Repertory • Theatre is Eastman ,Stwjet merchant 11 km.Union Avenue, was with n^. ;oa Centennial, Avenue 11:15 BEGINNING SATURDAY JUNE 1ST brunch Sunday, June Z and whose assistance has en- looking for men and women" (high The event will be held noon-3 ". abled me to serve the state for SCnOQl ana auuilSy IOr JX^ IcUlpnr K1CteredU M15ffiestore;^ndj gwt^u^o^ipK|la^»edi a a uwgbadgEe i uuu^juaiimarijuanaa 10:1iva<5i I>JII< ncuiiesuayWe , uiaigcu iiuii VHUI uiivuis wiuic ur pjn. at the ffiltbn at Short Hffls. two decades," said Sen. Di- duction^of "Youre a Good Man,' jfleging they were'frbta a federal; police reported. Officer Anthony foxicated and underage driving 232-1223, Also on hand to celebrate Sena-, bureau 1 81 Francesco, who represents parts hefcTf SKund^Jm^ 9 and i* *^ ^ a'check case. Dobbins wrested MrGregoryin whfle intoxicated, police said. tor DiFrancesco's 20 years in the of Union, Morris, Middlesex and 7:30 pjn. Monday, June 10 at the New Jersey Legislature will be Cranford United Methodist Somerset counties. 24 Month Certificate of Deposit Church, 201 E. Lincoln Ave. Bring r Assembly Speaker Jack Collins a prepared Broadway tuna The SUMMER HOURS and Assemblymen Rich Bagger Tickets are $65 and are avail- able by calling Carol Caprarola show is being directed by Arlene COORS Mon. - Sat 9:00 AM to 10:00 PM : and Alan Augustine Ur and choreographed by Cindy at (201) 635-1846. Smith, Performance dates Nov. 22- LIGHT Sun. 10:00 AM to 7:00 PM "TTiis annual spring brunch 24. 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Voters have a difficult time be the first major fund-raiser in the Society collection. Free YOUR ^ It's time for New Jersey legislators to con- connecting the issues in the June primary Cranford Historical Society's resto- One of the many Mends of the Installation i JEWISH JON SIMON slder changing Hie'date" of the primary/ For withTHetNovember election. With'the primary ration—campaign- for- the- Crane— Historical—Soeiety, Tim—Etafenr Call For Free Estimates -HERITAGE ^— decades, the primary has been held on the closer to the November election, perhaps vdt- Phillips House on North Union Av- Cranfbrd line firefighter, was fa- enue. miliar with the electrical services at SOMERVILLE first Tuesday in June. Every four years, politi- ers will become more interested in the pri- 11:00 AM -6:00 PM mary. The long-term goal is to recreate Hanson House when it was turned cal aficionados have the vain hope-that some- the Victorian cottage as a "house over to the Historical Society. He ALUMINUM For Tickets Call how New Jersey will play a pivotal role in the And in many small towns, where the politi-" museum," with hands-on Victorian knew more power would be needed 46 E. Main St. • Somerville selection of a presidential nominee. However, cal scene is dominated by one party, the pri- displays throughout the year. for the ball. Mr. Dolan, a licensed New tree 908-964-8086 or 908-442-9200 mary election is the biggest event of the po- (9O8) 725-84O1 that scenario has never come true as presi- . The elegant, catered ball will fea- electrician for 18 years, coordinated Walnut Avenue School celebrated Arbor Day by planting a dential nominees have been decided earlier litical calendar because it determines who will ture hot and cold hors d'oeuvres, the effort to provide temporary ad- flowering pear tree donated by Robinson's Nursery. The and earlier as the national primary schedule be elected in November. In those cases, it is light dinner fare, open bar, desserts ditional "quiet power off the poles" Good Deeds Club and the school participated In the project. • • / to meet the requirements of the has been more and more front-loaded. , often a small minority of a minority that is ar^d coffee. There will be a string Joanna Maddock of the PTA joins students applauding the qijiartet the first hour with an caterer, musicians and lighting. If New Jersey wants an important role in determiningwhp will be in power. That's not new tree. the presidential nominating process, then the democracy. eight-piece band the remainder of There will be ah extra traffic legislature should create two primaries in the Another move to encourage participation trje evening. A tent will be set up light on Springfield Avenue for the state. The presidential primary, to be held both in the primary and political parties is for next to Hanson House, 38 Spring- field Ave., opposite the Canoe Monday Seniors outline busy once every four years, would be held in the state legislature to make it easier for vot- Club, scene of much of Cranford's .March oh the same day as the NewYprk ers to declare their party affiliation. That Holly Street to Hanson Park. , t^^f:the«nturyentertainment t tickets, for., the Lantern Light prMaiy.Peuy^Jj^ §h&M^ election, 'u ~t^li^rifintcrQn'xdght^l^ulv.wlB-^^^ o foi^Juiie wiseto set their ^ • iiot-beite^l^eSdliheot^pSffiicaljuhlaes •.-• - feature a 5u/£>0 rattle and silent 7104 orvMte herbyWeo^e1sday,!" The' Cranford MdKdsiy Sehiof that same day. That would give New Jersey know.. auction. Vacation home trips and June 5 at Cranford Historical Soci- Club activities for June are: and its neighbors the leverage they deserve These are radical suggestions but major antique treasures have .been do- ety, 38 Springfield Avenue, Cran- Monday — Board meeting 11:15 Seniors in the presidential nomination process. changes are needed to encourage more par- nated for the cause. Inside Hanson ford, NJ. 07016. am, business meeting, 1p.m. New Jersey's second primary — the one to ticipation in primaries. There is nothing to June 10 — Frank iyAntonio will bring the group up to date on the slate of officers: decide nominations for all other offices — lose except voter apathy. Ed Gross, first vice president; proposed changes in Brookside Cosimo Gatto, second vice presi- School. dent; Nelle Coppa, recording sec- June 17 — Birthday party, Ron- retary; John Poremba, treasurer, Letters to the editor nie Thompson, hostess, for the fol- and Rose Ferrara, assistant trea- lowing members: Ann Farmer, surer. Barbara Geissler, Emma Grace, Mr. Gross and Ms. Coppa are co- | Medicaid changes could Kurt children Mae Larson, Delia Olavarria, Bar- chairpersons for the luncheon. Township's priorities not in order bara Pawlick, Alba Porta, Elfreida Music for dancing will be provided To The Chronicle: the United States that treat those "special" children. Sanford, William Schirmer, Mary This year, our representatives in Washington have Medical .advances over the past 20 years have in- To The Chronicle: During the winter some rooms are so hot, teachers by Joe Sombers. Anyone interested open the windows. Other rooms are so cold, teachers Soehnlein, Dorothy Vielee and Jen- in last minute reservations should grappled with proposing monumental changes in the creased survival rates of children with severe chronic Isn't it interesting that the municipal building air nie Wilson. • nation's Medicaid system. These changes could have illnesses. These advances will be in jeopardy should conditioning system warrants the main headline in a bring in their own heaters. : contact Ms. Coppa at 272-4354. Wc k BaslcSkllI s serious ramifications for the future of our children's drastic changes be made in the Medicaid system. It will be only a matter of time before there will be June 24 — Strawberry festival, The next general meeting will be Whu doo smarsmartt * * recent Chronicle"! A Trane unit was added tosuppor t Mary Sicko, hostess. health care. If appropriate federal standards for Med- A proposal initiated by members of the National the older system, and it doesn't work properly. The a new air conditioning system in city hall for hun- held 12:30 pjn. Tuesday, June 11 VV liy ,UU filial L . Frustration with School icaid coverage of vulnerable individuals are not up^ Governor's Association outlined a plan whereby the dreds of thousands of taxpayers' dollars. The same at the Elk's Club, 281 Chestnut St, * Lack of Confidence electric bill is too high. Union. Refreshments will be kids fail? held, the needs of many children, including those we federal government would provide lump-sum cash To make matters worse, the Township Committee people who voted down first aid squad support will AARP to install • No Motivation treat at Children's Specialized Hospital in Mountain- payments to the states as well as the autonomy to vote in an air conditioning system. I bet they will served. Prospective members are Your child may be smarter than his or her grades show. Our certified teachers help side, Fanwood and Toms River could be severely administer the Medicaid programs. Although unlikely spends over $5,000 to bring in the same company toeven tell us it won't cost taxpayers a cent new officers June 5 invited to attend this last meeting children of all ages overcome frustration and failure, and realize their potential. analyze the system, Gee, I wonder what their sugges- AARP Union Chapter 4026 will before the summer. No meetings A few hours a week can help your child Improve weak study skills and gain the compromised. , to be passed in the current session, Congress should Perhaps we need to get our priorities straight :— Educational Edge®. . Since 1970, Medicaid has been the one program in support Medicaid recommendations that fit in a bal- tion is going to be? first aid squad support, proper heat for the high hold its installation luncheon riobn- will be held during July and Au- Our testing pinpoints problems and we tutor in reading, phonics, study skills, math anced budget but maintain appropriate levels of cov- On the other side of the tax coin, the heating sys- 4 pjn. Wednesday, June 5, at the gust Members of the national and SAT/ACT prep to help students in all grades do better in school. New Jersey that families could rely on for access to school, and so on. • Call us and let us help your child break the Failure Chain. medical services for children. It was the "safety" net erage. They include: tem in the high school has been antiquated, analyzed, Galloping Hill Inn, Five Points, AARP organization are eligible to LENSUGALSK1 join the Union chapter. Residence 257-7500 906-0900 258-O100 that ensured children could be cared for regardless of • eligibility standards for children now promised consulted about and repaired for years to no avail. Cranford Union. 292-9500 their parents'income. coverageby federal law, :'""'.'. . . ; . The installing officer is Albert in Union County is not id East Brunswick Edison Morristown Springfield Scott ofiWestfiekL Murray Stewart Dues are.$5,per, year,^M^r^oerep Medicaid is critical to hospitals like Children's Spe- • beriefit standards that coyer children for neces-^ :® ciateed, because it pays for a large percentage of inpa-1 sary health care 'services; -•••-•: •>•• J ; will be: installed as president for a applications can be obtaiiMp. J? LEARNING CENTER Mary Sullivan, family win library gratitude; second term with the following calling membership Chairman Ber- @ 1992, Hunllnglon Learning Centers. Inc. Independently Owned & Operated' tient days and outpatient visits. We have always prid- . • managed care standards' that will ensure children nard Hanson at 686-8452. ed ourselves on the quality of care we have been able With special needs have access to the specialty provid- To The Chronicle: friend of the library. It was thorugh her generosity to provide all the children with special needs that ers they require, and; On behalf of the Cranford Public Library Board of that the Mildred Parrott Art for Loan Collection was come through our doors. But children with special; • targeted Medicaid disproportionate share pay- Trustees, I would like to offer our condolences toth e established Miss Sullivan will be sorely missed, but needs require much greater than average use of hos- ments that support hospitals devoted to low incomev family of Mary" A. Sullivan and thank them for the she will live on in the hearts and memories of those pital and ambulatory care than children without a patients while saving federal funds. generosity of their requst that memorial contributions who knew her. DRIES UP WET chronic illness. Thus, the need for Medicaid becomes RICHARD B. AHLFELD be niade to the Cranford Public Library. MARGE SHACKELL an imperative, forou r hospital, and those throughout President, Children's Specialized Hospital As many already know, Mary Sullivan was a great Cranford Library Board of Trustees BASEMENTS. HEALTH DAY '96 Health care exec sees peril in hospital move Presented by By UNDA STEVENS Hospitals may be for nursing facility care first hand how valuable the Medicare sys- S-368 does away with this cost-saving The Cranford Chamber of Commerce Administrator, Westfield Center, Genesia Elder Care the lifeline for millions will exacerbate the Medi- tem is to patients and their families. If S- requirement allowing New Jersey hos- Network • of critically ill indi- Guest care system's financial 368 is enacted, I am deepryj^oncerned that pitals to bypass the certificate of need pro; and Union Hospital viduals,-for-whom im- - —deficit-anid-Trfacean in-: A bill currently before the New Jersey tteTfi^ialSaarstrauiron Medicare will force cess to create more~Meaicarebeds — wiu> • mediate and intensive creased burden on taxpay- the system either to decrease coverage or out showing just cause. forentrantsh State Legislature, S-368, would have a seri- medical treatment can ers. ,, • . • . • • . •'• • ous impact on the quality and affordability increase insurance premiums. This will By turning back the dock on state rules You can do-it-yourself of nursing facility care for New Jersey's mean the difference In fiscal year 1995, the then increase the financial burden on and regulations that have helped New Jer- and save! FREE SCREENINGS between life and death. But, when it Medicare insurance trust fund ran a deficit Medicaid and other public welfare pro- sey control health care costs and ensure senior and disabled citizens. comes to the everyday guardianship of the of $35.7 million. The cost of reimbursing for big costume contest looks like a baseboord but works like drain The measure would permit hospitals to grams supported by New Jersey taxpayers. quality patient care, S-368 will once again •, it": tile. Patented Beaver hollow boiebootd collects physical and emotional health, of the eld- New Jersey hospitals for nursing facility .A Period Costume Contest is test categories are: ages 1-12; 13-19; seeping water ond quietly drains il away. Easily use their beds for senior and disabled citi- • Acute-care hospitals will be,given ait. free acute-care hospitals to engage in an • X ' erly and disabled, hospital^ fall short care is expected to add more than $400 among the colorful events planned couples 20 and older, adults in day- installed with ordinary tools, special zens whom would otherwise be cared for unfair advantage by being exempt from' unregulated escalation of services. By re- --•! 1 Acute-care hospitals diagnose and treat million each year to Medicare's liabilities. ifor the Cranford River Carnival time or evening attire. BeovefSecl" adhesive and detailed how-lo in a nursing facility, rehabilitation facility demonstrating a need for additional nurs- leasing acute-care hospitals from existing 3' • Judges will be Mary Beth Lisv instructions. Dry up vow wet basement effectively critically ill patients. Nursing facilities, This is a needless expense since nursing June 9. . and affordably. Loll and gel the loth. or with home health services: ing facility beds. statutes — laws that would still apply to •IV nock, Cora Foltz and Cathy Co- comprehensive rehabilitation hospitals facilities and others already provide this •,;'. The costume contest will be held Sunday, June 2,1996 Although this may initially sound like The State of New Jersey began regulat- nursing facilities — New Jersey's hospitals 'A.: hane. Prizes will be gift certificates and home health agencies medically man- care and provide it at a lower cost ,3;30 pjn. at the bandstand in an acceptable idea, there are some very ing hospital growth in the early 1970s in will be free to duplicate a health care de- from the Downtown Management age the quality of life of the chronically ill Nomahegan Park across . from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. important reasons why hospitals should S-368 is not unique to New Jersey. If order to control costs and the duplication livery system that is'already available.to Commission, good at local shops persons. Union County college on South not be allowed to provide nursing facility similar legislation pending in other states of services. By requiring hospitals.to ob- nursing facility Medicare recipients. and restaurants. ; Springfield Avenue. ' care: ' • ', Hospitals are neither designed nor is enacted, the impact upon Medicare tain a "certificate of need," the state can I hope the New Jersey State Legislature Contestants are asked to call or- Orange Middle School equipped to provide for these types of '. Contest sponsors have a program • -Nursing facility and rehabilitative care could exceed $20 billion annually. I doubt plan and regulate health-care, services will vote to protect New Jersey's nursing '•.''** on Channel 35 explaining some ganizers at 276-7382 or 2764206. is not conducive to the. hospital environ- needs of senior and disabled citizens. that Medicare could sustain this burden. growth, thereby reducing escalating health facility system by voting against this legis- Coordinators have patterns they 901 Orange Avenue, Cranford ment. ..•''••• • The high cost of reimbursing hospitals As a nursing facility administrator, I see costs for taxpayers. • lation. ' . tips, for creating or renting period attire in keeping with the 125th an- are willing to loan to last-minute niversary of Cranford theme. Con- contestants. • Minor Eyeglass Adjustments • Health Care Information . 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PUBUC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE Denise Lutz, Scott Miller will marry PUBUC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE -PUBUC NOTICE I Milestones Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth H. Lutz of „,,, TOWNSHIP OF CRANFORD described In Section 3'hereof chaB be applied either to intorost trom their dates to the data d delivery thereof. dupicale wif> ihe Cus* ol OTO SLpenar Court of New mere parfaiarV rat lorth in Socsen 1. Wednesday. June 12. 1998 at &00 o'clock P.M.. and b •.:'., • CRANFORD, NEW JERSEY erect paymert d the cost d tho Improvement or to The Chief Financial Oftcor Is directed to report in writing Jer-joy. Hughes Juaca Complex. 24 Martat Street, Tranton. F. Nothing wl bs oonlitulad by tio Borouoh at brae k> --during the week prior to and up to and Induding the dale Cranford have announced the en- \"- ORDINANCE NO. B6-8 payment d the oMgasloru Issued pursuant to this onfl- to the governing body at tho meeting next succeeding the Now Jersey O862S. m accordant with tha RJes of Ovi payment of the cost cf the Imprcvomorts set lorlh ki ol such meeting, copies of said ordinance wil bo made ""^ "—-'"— ~ T TOR UNDERGROUND nance. The amount d obligations authorized but not Is- date when any sale or doOvery d tho notes pursuant to Piactra :»tl PincoOuro. , Section 1 heroot Trsestknatad msxtmum amount cf Ihe available at the Clerk s Office in said Municipal Building to gagement of their daughter, Denise sued hereunder ehal be reduced to the extent that such this ordinance is made. Such report must Include the lrvs udon has been instituted lor tho pixpose of (1) special iwiowroBnti lo be loAxl on propony- tpedaly mo members of the general pubic who shal request tho Lutz, to Scott Miller, son of Mr. funds are so used. amount, the description, the Merest rato end the maturity lorooccing a mongago oalod SEPTEMBER 18.1978, made beneHlsd by said tipiwiiati b U2JX0, and the num- samo. Section a The Ul fatti and credit d the Township are scheduk) of the notes sold, the price obtained and •>» oy JOHN W. CARTlS AND HREN S CARTER HS WIFE, ber of snnjsl kistslmenti In which al such special Bssosa- PROPOSED ORDINANCE NO. 98-13 and Mrs. Charles T. Miller of Cran- hereby pledged to tho punctual payment d the principal name dtho purchaser. as Mongagorjs). ID A MORTGAGE COMPANY, F/K/A martt may be paid b 5. ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING THE LEASE OF CERTAIN d and the lateral on the obagattons authorized by this AMERICAS MORTGAGE COMPANY recorded on SEP- CAPITAL EQUIPMENT BY THE BOROUGH OF KEN- ford. Section 5. The capital budget of ttie Township of Crarv SECTION 5. For purpose* of financing part of the oost of bond ordinance. The ootgBttons she! bo direct, urtfnltod ford Is hereby amended to conform with the provisions d TEMBER 21. 1978 n Book 3197 of Mortgages tor UNION ILWOFrtH NEW JERSEY FROM THE UNION COUNTY oMgatois d tho Townsf*. and Iho Township thai be County. Pogo 772. and (2) lo rocovor possession of the (ho beat IrrprovBmenU deserted ki Section 1, • epprrt IMPROVEMENT AUTHORITY AND THE EXECUTION OF The future bride is a graduate of this ordinance to tho extort d any Inconsistoncy herewith. essossmort b hereby suhortzsd and thai be levtod In A LEASE AND AGREEMENT REIAT1NQ THERETO. ootgated to levy ed valorem taxes upon al the taxable The resolution In the torm promulgatBd by the Local concerned promises cornmor*/ known as: 113 BONNA. Cranford High School. She re-, If realprpperty v*nln tie Township tor the payment d the WlA AVFNUE. ROSELLE. NEW JERSEY 07201 acjuuidaw wlh \mf on properly spedkaly bsnoffled H»dylJpk9/Borough Clerk obejattons end the Merest thereon wBhout bmftaioi d Finance Board showing ful detal d the emendod capital tfieroby. M nesrly BA mey be kt proportion lo BOd not ki budget and capital program as approved by the Director II you aio unabto to obtain an attorney, you may oom- BE IT ORDAINED by tha Borough Coundl of the Bor- ceived her associate's degree in rate or amount mumcain wnh tho Now Jersey Si«« Bar Association by excess cf Ins perflcusf uenofll eoVsntsge or hrcreese ki ough of KanHworth, New Jarsey (not less than two-thirds d the DMslon d Local Government Servtcos b on tie valu>> **Si^SLi^,r8*ppotpiowttlur tar down- IKeTonrTordinanoe putasned horew«MT has been »• oost thereof has been or shal be spedaly esessod on Bond and Monoago bring farodosed herein and may bo SECTION a For lh» purpoee of trancing part of the cost meeting (the "Lease"), a copy of which b on tile In the ter in Cranford. nely adopted on May S6,1086 and the ZWay period d property spedoly benefited thereby, .' . liable (or any deficiency thereon, and for any hgtu. tde, dam of Ihe inpuwinoils described ki Socfai 1, exdusto of offce. of the Clerk of the MunJdpalty. The Mayor is hereby (b) The period d usefulness of the Improvement or or interest you may have in. to or against sad mortDaged aakt down paymont. Ihe Issuance of assessment bonds of authorized to execute tha lasso on behalf of the Municf- X. Section J. m order to trunce DM oost 01 the hoove- imSslJon wJhJn wracft a sut acton or proooodlng ques- told Borough in an aggregate prindpa! amount not excood- Her fiance graduated from Cran- Bcrtng tha vaaoDy d such ordkianca can be commenced, purpose wthkl the tmBatane d the Local Bond Law, promises. "tnorn or,purpoeenotoov«rodby appfcaltoo ol lha down according to tha reasonable He thereof computed from Datod 5P1-96 kig Forty Thousand Ihtea Hundred Seventy FK/e Dolors Ing and wtth such changes as may be approved by the ford High School and is enrolled in as provided In ihe Local Bond Law, has begun to run and No/100 (M0J75) Is hereby •uthorbed pursuant lo tha tan the date d the trst pubkaSon oTMs statement the date d the bonds authorized by this bond ordinance, DONALD F. PHELAN. CLERK' Mayor, which approval shal be condusluev evidenced by In the p b 40 veers. proMor* of tha Local Bond Law, N JSA iOA2-1 at too, the executor thereof, and the Clerk of lha Municipality is the fire science technology pro- John F. Laeza dark Superior Court of Naw Jersey Thi rata or rato of WaraaJ. matunDas. method rjf tab and SJ2A2 CC3OT283 1T 6-29-98 (c)Tne Supplemental Debt Statarrient requirod by the S25 50 CC2781T 5-29-9B hereby authorized to affix and attest the seal of tho Mu- gram at Union County College. He notaa ara Local Bond Law has been duty prepared and fled In the ahar dutats of aatt bonds not datarmkied herein ahal be nicipality. ,' • , dace d the Clerk, and a complete executed duplcate datMTninod by tubaaousnt nwouflon or raaijMkina adopted is a firefighter with Cranford Fire wvw^ww «/ us WWW |MHW1 O VIO BOROUGH OF KENB.WOHTH " Section 2. The fun faith and credit ol tha Munldpality is DENISE LUTZ TOWNSHIP OF CRANFORD theredrmbeentWhtheofSoeoftheOlrectorofthe by IN* Borough Cound punwant lo tow. hereby pledged to the punctual payment of the obliga- ton pmcnb** by th» UxM Bond Law. PUBUCNOnCE Department Theyplan to marry in Section 3. (•) Tr» knprovarrwrM ntraby nuihortad CRANFOBO. NEW JERSEY DMslon d Local Government Servtoea In the Department SECTIONT F%x*5^ tausr^ofjwbondi autio- tions set forth In the Lease authorized bythis ordnance and SCOTT MILLER ORDINANCE NO.»13 d Community Adah d the Sate d NewJersoy-Such PnbPOSED ORDINArJCE NO. 98-11 rtzod ki. Socflon 5 hBrsof, bond anddpojjon notos of Ins (the "Lease Payments"). Th* Lets* Payments under the 1998. C6ODQSPOQSUP£ statement ahc*«4hal the gross debt of JhaTowtaWp as AN ASSESSMENT. BONO ORDINANCE AUTHORQ3N3 Borough may bo bsuod pursuant lo sold Local Bond Lew Lease shal be a direct, unlmlted and general oMgatlon dUcn. Mudhg dKpom ot canmimSjKA tor tut* PAOPRtATION OF S7S,CO0 FOR THE CONSTRUCTION dsanedh the Local BcndTawls Increased by Ihe autho- TiOCAL IMPTOVEHENTS 00NSST1NQ OF WE C0N-- lnoneraogfeprTrx^oTO3urtrrto«»rjo1ngFc»VThrjn.oneraogfepx^TO3rtogcV u of ihe Munldpaay, not subject to annuJ appropriation oy Jtorjo. tanks « th* im OtpanmM hdry. hdudrng al OF STORM DRAINAGE IMPROVEMENTS IN NOMAHE- rtzaOon d the bonds and notes provided in ihb bond . STRUCDON OF CURBS ALONG VARIOUS STREETS IN. sand Thrw Hundred Eevarty FKo Ddam and No/100 me Munldpaity pursuant to the County Improvement Au- GAN PARK PENN ROAD AND HARVARD ROAD IN AND ordinance by $71,000. and tha obigatbna authorized BY AND FOR THE BOROUGH OF KEMLWOHTK N THE ($4O37a. Each auoh bond «rtldpellon note shal be dosto- thorities Law, and unless paid torn other sources, Iho BY THE TOWNSHP OF CRANFORD. IN THE COUNTY herein wB be wthln al debt Irritations pieecrlued by that COUNTY OF UNION. NEW JERSEY. APPnOPRMlN3 AN noted "Assessment Bond AnrJdpaJon Not*-. Al bondanti- Munopatfy shal ba obligated to levy ad valorem taxes UCC eases route to studies OF UNION. NEW JERSEY AND AND AUTHORONQ THE AGGREGATE AMOUNT OF UZSO0 THEREFOR, AUTHO- upon at the taxable real property within the MunldpaHy (b) Tho asOmattd modrnum amount ol bonds or notes Law. dpetlon notes Issued hereunder anal media al such times ISSUANCE OF $71,000 BONOS-OR NOTES OF THE n K« latiia>lfew lh a » — • - ^. •_ _. _.._._ J (d) An aggregate amount nd exoaeoTng $22£00 tor RIZING THE ISSUANCE OF NOT EXCEEONG HOSTS N aa may be datarmknd by tha chM InarcW efflew of tha lor the payment of Ihe Lease Payments thereunder with- Union County College has en-Plains. TOWNSHIP TO FINANCING PART OF THE AP- tarns d expanse toted In and permttad under NJ.SA AGGREGATE PRINCIPAL AMOUNT OF BONOS OR Borough: provUed Inal no not» thai malure later than ona out limitation es to rate or amount PROPRIATION. 40A2-20 Is Induded In the estknstad cost kidtoaled hero- NOTES TO RNANCEPART OF THE COST THEREOF AND yoa/ torn is data. Al auch bond anUdpellcn notes may ba Section 3. The Mowing additional matters aro hereby . The arrangement will be done W T}* mtnrnm cost ol 4* ImproMmert or purpoaa DIRECTING A SPECIAL ASSESSMENT OF THE COST tered into articulation agreements equal to the amount of the approprattui oTherah BE IT OflOAINED BY THE TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE in tor tha purpose or Improvement Of this amount. executed ki the name of tn Borough by the manual or determined, dodarod, rec&d and ttatod: under the auspices of Tech Prep, 'l-rnadatnorgtor. OF THE TOWNSHIP OF CRANFORD. IN THE COUNTY $20,000 was esfiarrted tor these tons of exponso In lacsimta signatures of the Mayor and chtol tnonctal oncer (a) In recognition of the fact that tha Lease Payments of with 10 public school districts OF UNON, NEW JERSEY (nd learn than two-t*ds d al BE IT ORDAINED BYTHE BOROUGH COUNCIL OF or auch other otldal ot the Borough as may hereafter ba • Saaton4.Albondar*apafcnrwa«la»uadhareunder Bond Ordnance No. 93-86 d the Townshto IneN adopt- tho Municipality under the Lease wil ba based, In part, on , throughout Union County topro -which will assure continuity in in- the members thereof aUrmsOVeV ooncutnng), AS FOU ed October 19. 1933, end an eddJBonal 42^000 b ostu . THE BOROUGH OF KENILWORTH IN THE COUNTY OF designated by resoullon or otharwise as provldad by law mo amount of bonds Issued bythe Authority to Inance LOWS: ^^ UNION. NEW JERSEY THAT: and ahal be unrJor the tael Of lha Borough and atloaJod by OIW FmrdU OBoar; prwWed tiat no notaa anjaT rrav muted thoretor harosi. tha acquisition of the leased equipment and the Interest vide a mechanism facilitating high struction and eliminate duplication SS'SJ!£? Secoon V The Irnprovamant daauljsd In Sectoi 3 d SECTION 1. There b hereby euthotaxL purauart lo the Ihe Borough OerK The notes ahal boar Interest at such thereon tho maximum amount d bonds which the Author- tore Mat than one year Km ts data, the note* thai bear Section 7. Any grant moneys received for the purpose uppicablo statutes of the State of New Jorsoy, local Im- this Bond Ordnance Is hereby authorized to be under- described In Section 3 hereof shal be applod either to rate or roles and ahel be In auch torm as may ba dotar- ity shal issue to llnance the acquisition of tha equtornent school students from participating of training experiences; A program ^ rMaraat at auch rate or rate* and be ki auch torn a* may taken by tie Township d Crantord, New Jersey as a provements consisting of Ihe construction of curbs, In. by rr*!edbylhocrt«l&«icttc'calpt of payment of. tie purchaaa prtoa oka aoorued . buogats. . cbigatad to levy ad valorem taxes upon al the taatSe oA. The estimatod ecjgregate maximum amount of money velop and agree upon a coordi- real property w«Nn the Township tor the .payment d the Ihe dale of oakery thereof. The chief friendal oAcer b Section 3. This ordinance' shag tokjjltoct twenty (20) Union, Union County Regional Seoon 2. m order to Inance the cost d tha Im- lo bo incod Irom ol aoucos lor the purposos elalod In drooled to report ki writing to tha Borough Cound at ttie 'T The ChKK RnancM OOcar Is rjracttd to raport h «rflna r+sijm*r*rm and the Herest thereon wShout ImSatlon of-Section 1 is 142^00. days after tho tost publication thereoiTBor Jnal adoption nated curriculum that will contain, provement or purpose not covered by appacadon d tie meeting next luocoojngtia data when any Bale or defray as provided by law. Valerie High School Distinct No. 1. Rah- • vipgcth«ottverna^boovaifternae^r|e^euieaerjnot» rateoramount . B Tho esfnatod maximum amount ol bonds or notes to down paymert. lagmaule bonds ara hereby auSiortzed of roles pursuant to tha ordnance is made. Such repot ••gcheduleA "'"•• ••"'•-"•""••• EILEEN and JOSEPH CERULLO sequenced instructor) from* sec- . _o«e when any tale a datmry d t» notaa pursuer* to to be asued in the principal amount d $71,000 ptasuant Section 9. This bond ordkianca shal taks ef!oct,,20 be issued lor Ihe purposes staled Id SActicn 11s WO 375. . ' mud kidurJe Ihe amount. Ine descnpUcn. lie kHerast ralrj way, Roselle Park, Elizabeth, Lin-' days after tha fcaidublcatSon thereof after tnal adopdoa Description . Cost Lease Term •-'• -do onlnancs « made. Such report must txkida tw' to tie Unai Bond taw.'fa eneolpBilon d he lasuartoa.d., C. An nmopriation.was or is.containari.in a budget or ant) lha maturity schedule of the notes add, the price Rre Truck (Aerial) $855,000 10 den and the Union County Voca- ondary through postrsecondary ed- . i , amount? the deaenpflon. the tteraet rate and tie maturty tie bonds. negoOeUe bond anaclpeSon notes are hereby as provided by tie local Bond law. «, budgols of Iho Borough horotofcjro adbptod In Ire sum di obtatod and tie nameSof tv purchaser or puchaears APPROVED: S2.12S lor the purposss stalod.ln Section 1; Ihore is now Garbage Truck 105,000 ""' B• - '- scnedukt ol M notn eon, the price oblalnad and «» authemed to be leaued pursuant to and wtt*i the Imte- thereof. ' . Ford Explorer, lour wheel 25.000 5 in tional-Technical Schools, Scotch ucation. tons prascftied bythe Local Bond Law. J. ROBERT HOEFFLEH. CHAIRMAN evalablo ii said appropriation sakj sum of S2.12S, when ravna of tie purchasar. SECTION 8. The capW budget of the Borough b hereby $41.82 CC279 IT 5-29-96 Airnbrozy, SeoJonVThe oapM budget ol the Tewriahlp oi Crarv Secoon a (s) The HipruveiiieiiB. hereby authorized Township Committee sum is horoby appropriated es a down payment for (ho Roger and Barbara Wiseman of The bride is a graduate of Cran- and the purpose tor the Inanclnq d wrath tie bonds are puposcs staled in Sodlon 1. amended to conform wBi the provbbro of thb ordronoo to lord ii haraby amended to osntorm wBi 9ia pnMsiona ol Ihe extent of any kicombtency horowMi and the resolutions V^a ordnanoa to Vie cMnt of Any tnoonafeflency henpMBv to bo issued is tie oons9uctton d msiorced corMJete NOTICe OF PErJDWQ ORDINANCE SECTION a Tho am of S42.500. Inducing saU down BOROUGH OF KENILWOftTH' Lancaster, Pa. announce the mar- ford High School and Millersvflle y The oromeiice pubashed herewtn was Introduced end paymoxb hereby appropnofod lor Ihe purposm slated in ' promulgated by the Local Finance Board chowkig U datal PUBUC NOTICE • TharwMon m the farmprorrUgata prorrUgatadd trftrf 9* Local norni sawais In Nrjmahsosn Park, Pern Road, Harvard riage of their daughter, _ Valerie University. She is the marketing FIND A Road, logemer wlh such eaenslais aa naoeaary ti passed upon Irst reedng at a meeting d the governing Section 1. of the amended cwpHfti budgat end capital program 83 PUBUC NOTICE Is hereby given that an Ordnance, cf by Q OQ dflCH Of ate # MTW1 p odjOhTiQinQ (Ott^i> incluJbfcj si •ppurtfln^nl ctructuros, body d tie Township d Cranfcrd. ki the County d Union. SECTION 4. It b fnraby Uthor dtrtonrtnxl and dadarsd approved by tha Director of lie DMslon of Local Govern- which Iho lollowng u a copy, was introduced, read and ; Ann, to Peter McGuinness. He isdirector for Milford Manor Nursing PUBLIC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE burjget and ospM propnm aa approvedd by tt » Oractor pawnents reptaoemort santsry sewer and ut«y retoce- State d Now Jersey, hefc) onMoy 28, 199a I wd be by Ins Borough Councl as loHows: ment Services ere on Be w»h Ihe Borougri Clerk and are passed on tost reading by the Mayor and council of tha Eileen Marie Ambrtwy, daughter at UTIME Company in Rutherford. cf tha OMaton ol load OoMmment Sarvtcaa * on He eons and isalorallon work as naussaary and nrjudng %jt9w( oonckltyod tot win possAQOr.Bftof pubDc noonnQ A. Tho Improvomerte descntod ki Section 1 are not avBlabte far pubic kepecflon. Borouoh ol Ksnilworm at a meeting on mo 22nd day of FURRY, , wan *m Clark and la mmtM Stem fcr pubtc Inpadon. ffaQToofx si t mootinQ of 9w QovBfnlnQ bociy to,bo hold in aoo tie pnitirmance d al work and the acqufcflon d al curent exponsos; they aro improvements lhat iria Borough SECTION a The U failh and credl of Ihe Borough b Ma/. 1996. and that said Councl wil further consider tho the son of Kevin and Patricia and Rehabilitation ' facility. The 8ec6on «. Tha (Dkaalng eddtfcr* meoars an hereby the Municipal BuMng. In therTownshb on June 11.1996 of Rita and Ted Ambrozy of Cran- A honeymoon to the Greek Is- BOROUGH OF KENLWORTH 1 maeru* necessary theretor or modem* thereto, as more may tuAij undortako es local improvemenls. hereby pledged lor Bio payment of tha principal of end said Ordrance for final passage on the 12th day of Juno, McGuinness of Emerson. PUBUC NOTICE awrmo. ascawo. mo raRHD . tpacdonty described In Bond Ordnance NO. 93-66 d at 8 o'clock PM, and during the week prior to and up to kteest on al bonds and notes Issued pursuant to this 1996. al iho Ker*wnh Murtcfaal Buiklng. 667 BoUovaid, bridegroom is a graduate of York ford, was married Oct. 1, 11995 to lands is planned for July, after (a) The Wnproy«mer» or purpoaa deatrtoed In Season 3 and Inducing the date d such meoBng, copies d said B. Tho period of useUress of Ihe purposes doocrbod In PUBLIC NOTICE tt hereby Qfcwi ma an Onfrma; of FEATHERED o» Townivp *ngfy adopted October .19.199a Soction t lot which the bonds are horoby authorized lo be ordnance, and as long as such bonds or notes are'out- Konikvorth. New Jersey, at 8:00 P.M., al which time and College of Pennsylvania. He is the ol We bond untimvi la not» armt ajijeiiae. I lean orovance wl be made evaaable at the aerie's oOce to ttandng there shal be levied h each year od valorem taxes place any parsons who may be Interested (herein vM be Father Al Mark performed the Joseph Louis Cerullo, son of Ruth which the couple will reside in wtucn the Wowing o a copy, wu Introduced, mad *nd Irnprovamant or purpoee tiat tia Townehpp '"•Y i y fi>) The estimated trwanm amount d bonds or notes tie members d the geninl pubic who shal request the fcajod. wUsi Iho Irrits prooenbod by Ihe Local Bond Law. passed on 8rs readng by n» M*yof and Councl & lh» b 10 years. on al taxabb property withh said Borough wUiout Initiation given an opportunity to be heard concerning such Ord- ceremony at the Church of .The vice president. of Pinnacle Com- inMtaka as a gananl IImprwemeri . andd no porrtt ol t» to bo slued tor tie anprovemenl or pupoee a) $547,000. es to rate a amount suKcent to pay principal of and nance. and Lou Cerullo, also of Cranford. Cranford. Borough ot Kanftiwrth a a moaong on «w 22nd day of OR FINNED am «w»ol has Been or anal be epedaay aaaaaaad on <-cUJng tie (47tUXX> bonds or notes autnttad by C. Al bonda or notes bond pursuant to tNs ordnance May. 1996. and oiai taid Coundl wl Uihar ooraldar fha Bond OroVianoe No. 93« d tie Towmhb tnaty adopt- N WfTNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand chal bear Interest al a rato not lo exceed Iho mextaium rale klores! on such bonds end notes maturing ki sad year. HEDY UPKE, BOROUGH CLERK Nativity in Midland Park. A recep- mercial Credit Inc. of Park Ridge. properll y appedatyy benaStad Oiaraoyy. and aftxsd tio cor pur me sool d the Township res 29th PROPOSED ORDINANCE NO. 96-12 The. ceremony and reception sad Ordinance fcr Inal panaoa on «ia 12!h day ot Jura, (b) ThThaa paopanod d uaaUnaaUa a d tie lipwernent or od October 1R. 1993 end tie $71,000 bonds or notes permuted by law. . SECTION 10. Thb ordnenco Choi lake eflocl twontyoays 1998. at me Kenfeonh Municipal BuUng. SBT Boutov«rd. authenzad herein. . djyd May. 1936. D. The EupptanortaJ boot statement required by saW after the trst pubfcation hereof alter Inal adoption. In the AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. 95-33 tion followed at the Tides in North The couple resjde on Upper FRIEND ppurpoaa a wtth tha ImtaOona otjha Ixcal Bond Law. JohnF. Laezza.Clort( manner provided by law. PROVIDING FOR COMPENSATION FOR BOROUGH EM- were held at The Old Mill Inn in Diocese will honor Konfcwrth, New Joney, at 8.-00 PM-. at wNch ki» and aocoroVig to tia roasona&la Hv tiered computed him (e) The eianiaiad coat d tw Improvement or purpose Local Bend Law has boon duy made and Bod ki lh» office ptaoa any person* »«io may be Hareaad therein «a be $Sa7O CC282 IT 5-23-96 of Iho Borough dork pa la the passage of this ordnance PLOYEES OF THE BOROUGH OF KENILWORTH. Haledon. Greenwood Lake of Hewitt. Spring Lake Heights. Former the data d the bonda auhortzed by W» aJnarv. la 15 a 1575.000. induing the S500.000 aptucplaMd by Bond BE IT ORDAINED by lha Governing Body of tha Borough given an opportunty to be hoard concerning tuch Ord- ' years. Ororance Na 93«8 d the Townsho eneJy adopted on rm icadra and a comdoto exacued dupfcala thereof STATEMENT nance. ' ' . , October IS. 1S93arrfihe$7S^X»axJpioprieted herein. has boon Bod in the ortfco of Iho Chroctor of the DMsion of ol KeniMorth ki the County of Union, New Jersey ea loDows. Mayor Norman Albert officiated. Mary Lou Lyons (c) The Stvptomaral Debt Statemart rectirad by tie NOTICE OF ABSENT OEFENOANTS Tin haxi ordnance pubEshod toevulh has been Cnaly SECTION 1. Thai Ordinance Na 95-33 ontMod "An Ordi- HH3YUWE. BOROUGH OJEBK Local Bond l*» has been duly prepared and Bed In tie Secon 4. M bond anicVaaon notes issued hereundor local rjovemmont Services In tho Doportmont of Conv adored on May 22. 109a and Iho Iwanly-day period of IL SI STATE OF NEV/ JERSEY TO: rruily Altws of Ihe Stato of Now Jersey prior lo the nance Providing tor the compensation lor Borough Em- Serving as matron of honor was SYNOPSIS oace d tie dark, ana a oorrrataa exeaeea dupecaa >nsl mature at such ernes as may be desmnined by the , CAPTEB bntalox wiilm which a suit, action or procoedng question- ployees ol ihe Borough of KonifcKinh" b horoby amended Deanna Dailey, PROPOSED ORDNANCE NO, 80-14 thenad hea bean «ad ti tie dfca d tie Oncer d tie ChW Fnancaf OScer, pravkjed tie) no notes shal mo- possago of this ordnance on Gnat reaoVig. era such state- .vo ^fctw summonod and reqjrod to servo upon « tie Daparmnt mrs latar than one year Km ts data. The none shal baor ment chews that Iho gross debt of sakf Borough, as do- prrjudod iri Ihe Local Bond Lew, has begun to run trom tha the bride's sister Colleen Ambrozy- KflfciSf.WJ. Rart-Ts A2ornoy. Ktaso aOaoss fned in NJ SA 40A2O. b incroased by Iras ordrance by SECTION 1. The following officers and employees of tha protect the puDtc healn. safely and general wafer* In or at ComrnurBY Aftart d tie SDate d New Jersey. Such rMres) at such rjia or rates and be In such farm a> may is, U3Wt/ Vvn euiong. 457 HadddnWkJ Rood, Suto 420. data of Iho list pubtancn of ttis slaloment, Carmeli of Coal Creek Canyon, atatamart anoo* tiat tie oroas dab) d Vie Towntrap at oe datermrad by tie CNet Ftnandal Oncer. The OHef S4O.375 and that Iho issuance of the obtgaoons aulhortzed Borough of Kerdworth Ehal receive as compensation lor Angelo Macaluso . The Archdiocese of Newark will upon premises n the Borougri of KeMMOthbyt Ociry ,HJ. New Jersey 08002-2201. an anavor to tho by tt«s ordnance wil ba within el dobt Imtolions contained Hody UpkB/Borough Ctork Ihoir services a sum based upon the salary range set A. Esabkshing mmlmum maWanance saidarcU lor daaVw) h Vie LocaJ Bond law h Hoeasod by tie aumo- F«ianaal OOcer shal Oettrrrme al maaan) in O3n»ec8an corTX5ytf>t (and amendment to complairf, t any) Hod n a S9384 COI77 VT6-29-B6 Colo. The groom's best man was hold its fifth annual teacher recog- rtaflon d tie bonds and maas pnMried m t«e bond »«i notes oSued pursuant to fas uua«m. and tie hfxi Local Bond Law. opposite their respective offices or positions: promises n BW Borough otKoniNodh. . c%-J x.ur- « *»xai A M0fnGAGEq3MPANy a PtanUI POSITION SALARY B. Aifcong the resporafcfttn of owners, tonam,opera- crfoara by HaflOO. and da obajasons «uhort»d Chd Financial OBcefa signalura upon the notes anal be Vo JO»''i IV CARTER AND HELEN S. CARTER HIS WIFE E- Tho oggrogato amount ol Ihe proceeds of Ihe obfiga- BOROUGH OF IOULWORTH Kenny Scheren of West Caldwell. nition dinner at the Sheraton harvn w« be wDiM af datt tinaaona praaortoed^y tat concsjshe evidanca) as to af auch detail I'laxflons. Al Pianrwig Board Attorney S4S00 to $6500 par annum engaged to marry tors and occupana ol tuch prcmaes. ore Dc'cndonls. pCf\J/TQ ffitho Scjcxror Court'of Now tons autndrued by thb orciranco lo bo expanded lor PUBUC NOTICE ADOPTED: . . . Meadowlands Hotel on Wednesday. '. C. Provictnn, for proper nodScerjon to vtaktion of WJ Law. • ^ iS notes DSued hereunder may be renewed torn One to JVJ^t. Crvirccv Duraon. UMON and beanng Docket *F- mtcrost on Iho obigatiora aurhorizod horeh. enginearing The ordinance pubfshed herewth was Introduced, and The bridesmaids included Gina . (d) An aggregate amoum not eaceetfc-q tS.000 far sne nubias to the provisions d NJSA 40A2-8 /CbUege^ahdrdceived a master's de- ' •• •. 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The Chronicle s quick action merits official .citations officers immediately began CPR Lt Kane received a departmen- TOE CHRONICLE until the arrival of other medical tal citation for his bravery. J units. Officer William Peters was this The Cranford Police Department The victim was transported to ras recognized officers for put- year's recipient of the Chiefs the hospital, where he recovered. - Medal Cranford • i£ s anding service in the line of duty: The officers received Life-Saving On March 3, police units were O Oct 31, 1995, Officer Francis Awards,for their heroic efforts. dispatched to a local business on J?! responded to a motor ve- Officer Robert Montague also connections . !>' accident on the Garden State receiver! a Life-Saving Award for Raritan Road on a reported iarmed By Carol White "t> his efforts Christmas Day in re- robbery. Investigation revealed •J Upon arrival, he located the ve- sponse to a 911 call on Orange Av- that the suspects fled before police Russ and Josephine D'Arcangelo were mar- "H i ide in the trees well off the road- enue. units arrived on the scene. ' ried May 25, 1946. To celebrate their 50th an- v vy- The driver was pinned in tne Upon his arrival, the officer de- While the investigation contin- niversary, the entire family enjoyed a week's . .rfr. \ ehicle, which was on fire. termined the victim had a faint ued, the Linden Police put out a vacation at Strickland's Mountain Inn, Mt Po- •*/ With the assistance of Investiga- pulse but was not breathing. He county-wide alarm for two suspects cono, Pa. Congratulations to Russ and Jose- James Weinberg of the Union _ who had just held up a store in r began respiratory resuscitation and phine. ~ " r~7~" • ~' " - -ic' ly Prosecutor's Office, OfficerTiteraUy breathed for the^victimlbr their city. The description of the ' • • • . " «*- was able to extract the vie- about 20 minutes. suspects and their vehicle fitth e Home for the summer from Trenton State IT: t before he succumbed toeithe r The victim was transported to ones from the Cranford robbery. College, Liz Syers is busy working two jobs. She smoke inhalation or his injuries. Union Hospital for treatment, and Shorfly afterward, Officer Peters will again be a summer camp counselor at the j Officer Hanley received a depart- fully recovered. observed the suspect vehicle pull Westfield YMCA and also works at Blockbuster ital citation for his bravery. . While on patrol Dec. 27, Officer into a gas station on Centennial Video in Cranford. ; lieutenant Jerome M. Andrews James Wozniak observed a subject Avenue and advised headquarters living in Garwood with her mother and fa- _id Sergeant Louis Kleeman re- on driving erratically southbound on Cranford Police Chief Harry Wilde stands with this year's award-winning department officers. In that he would wait and keep the ther, Ellen and Edward Syers, and her 16-year- /n ceived life Saving Awards forre - the Garden State Parkway. vehicle under observation. viving a South Union Avenue resi- the back row are Chief Wilde, Officer John Stanier, Lt. Jerome Andrews, Sgt William Thermann, old brother, Michael, Liz feels that the recent '.. brl While initiating a motor vehicle Hearing the broadcasts for both dent on Dec. 16. Officers Peter Graczyk, William Peters, James Switek, Lt Thomas Kane and Officer Robert vote to deregionalize Garwood is a sad thing to rrs stop, he observed the driver made robberies, Chief Harry Wilde left 1 Responding to a 911 calL the of- Montague. In the front are Off leers John Heesters, Brian Lopez, Frank Williams, James Wozniak think about She said while in school she made 51 several suspicious moves. The of- his home and responded to the friends from other towns, but it will be hard for .. -.» ficers determined that .the subject ficer's investigation revealed the and Francis Hanley. y rasno t breathing and had no scene toassis t the officer. While Garwood children to choose between Clark •••«• driver had more than 2 pounds of ing an apartment parking lot at awarded to Sgt William Ther- in, confronted him and fled the awaiting backup, Officer Peters oBv (where they go now) and the Kenilworth high : .-'&-• 1 ulse. They began CPR, continuing , cocaine in the vehicle. i mta thearrivaiflfEMT perflonneL ,mann and Officer James Switek : served • that-the vehicle; to make a move toleav e or pos- Studying math and secondary education in - X Through the combined efforts of narcotics and a major drug dealer During pursuit, the suspect for their response to a houseliur- Wfiile patrolling the area, Lt. rammed or attempted to ram the glary on Hillcrest "Avenue J0Pr2. Thomas Kane overheard the call sibly cpirunit another robbery. •college, Liz will.be a junior when she goes IJETCK .. II au involved, the subject was stabi- were taken off the streets. to school in thelall. Have a great summer, Liz. |zed and transported toth e hospi- Officer Wozniak was awarded a officers' patrol cars on severfifcripca* Through their invesugation and and quickly observed the suspect " 'Advising headquarters, he ap- proached the vehicle and arrested We'll see you at the video store. « _ - ..-••• AUGUSTOF.MENE2ES/IHE CHRONICLE ,1 tal, where heiully recovered, departmental citation for his work. sions. Before any injuries occurred, follow up, the officers made several fleeing the house and getting into o the driver at gunpoint Quickly •'•••*•'.• Cranford High School's color guard sets the pace in Monday's Memorial Day parade through the downtown area* i i Dec. 49, under blizzard-like con- Patrolmen Frank Williams, the officers stopped the suspect - apprehensions and recovered the a waiting vehicle with a second Kathleen Bausch, 5, gave her mother a fantas- ditions, Offioer John Stanier and Peter Graczyk and John Heesters All three occupants were taken stolen properly, all in less than an suspect ' ' '"' turning his attention toth e pas- tic and very unique Mother's Day present Kath- MDccr Brian Lopez responded toreceived departmental citations forinto custody with the officers seiz- hour from the time of the initial Both suspects attempted to fleesenger, he observed Chief Wilde on leen attends Helen Baldwin Nursery School and i report of a "man down" on Or- their combined efforts Jaa 23. ing a large "quantity of property report the area with Lt Kane in pursuit the scene taking the passenger is in the squirrel group. Shortly before Mother's hard Street Responding to a call of a suspi- stolen during numerous car bur- Also Feb. 2 officers were dis- The Lt stopped the vehicle on Or- into custody. Day, the Scarlet Begonia Floral Design Studio Memorial Day parade draws Arriving/^J the vscene, they cious vehicle in the West Holly glaries in Cranford and surround- patched to an Orange Avenue ange Avenue and Kenilworth Bou- It was later found that the pas- in Westfield handed out entry blanks for an art bund the'victim in the street, not Street area, the officers im- ing towns. home on a report from the home- levard, where he took both sus- senger was sitting on the weapon contest at the-school. The contest was "Draw neathing and without a pulse. The mediately spotted the vehicle leav- Departmental citations were owner that a suspect had broken pects into custody. used in the robberies. Your Mom a Bouquet" There were three cat- egories according to age: 3-6, 7-10 and 11-13. Kathleen's picture was of purple flowers with throngs to colorful tradition Gladys Eckert, 92 Obituaries Minnie Feller Schlosser, 80 pink centers in a blue vase, and she won! the First Aid Squad. The New Jersey State Po- parade in all the years I'm here," she said.. Of Bayonne; has kin in area t Coming home on Mother's Day after her son By ELLEN M. FEUCETTA Formerly a resident of Cranford lice kept sharp, synchronized steps and a Four-year-old Michael Civile "liked every- Andy's soccer game (Andy; is 13 and goes to THE CHRONICLE Gladys Eckert, 92, died May 24, William of Keamy, two daughters, T)$ivifl Sl2tllf$l11fi 00 CRANFORD — Minnie Feller grandchild. Orange. Avenue School), Rita found a note on steady eye ahead as they'moved along the thing" at the parade. He especially liked the ft J996 at her home in Bayonne. She Florence of Bayonne and MurielJ. *-*«*•*** kJ«MA«MMV, ^V Schlosser, 80, died May 22,1996 at Graveside services were held ' An early morning drizzle didnt dampen the route. 'Tjig fire engines" and seeing his cousin Laura Moran of Cranford; five grandchil- Union Hospital. A native of New- the door saying they tried to make a delivery, a Civile march with the high school band. His 2- fvas bom in Staten Island and Sunday at Beth Israel Memorial '?!••! fresh bouquet of flowers — Kathleen's prize for spirits of marchers or viewers as the traditional Floats representing the Cranford River Com- Jived in Bayonne for most of her dren and eight great- Retired butcher; lived in township ark, she lived in Cranford and Lin- Memorial Day Parade marched off to a heroic mittee, Clark's Osceola Church, Boy Scout year-old brother Nathan agreed. grandchildren. CRANFORD — David Sabrano, and the Independent Lubarer So- Park in Woodbridge. Arrangements ill winning the contest, and Rita's Mother's Day life. den before moving toElizabeth . beat Monday. Troop 75 and the Masonic Azure Lodge in addi- Robert Conroy and the "Retford Avenue Services were held yesterday at 90, died May 25, 1996 at St Eliza- ciety. were by ihe ' Berhheinv-Apter- present Crowd" were out in full force for the festivities, ! Her husband Herbert died in ' Mrs. Schlosser is survived by two Young and old took to the streets, rain gear tion to representatives from local civic, political the Gray Memorial Funeral Home beth Hospital in Elizabeth. He • Surviving are a son, Ted Sobranp sons, Daniel and Stephen; four Goldsticker Suburban Funeral Rita and her husband James live with their and sports organizations all received applause "A group of about 12 neighbors from the block Mr] 3947. in Cranford. Burial was in Fairview and umbrellas in hand, tohono r the red, white owned butcher shops in Newark of Scotch Plains; and a brother, Al grandchildren and a great- Chapel in Maplewood children Kathleen, the artist, Caroline, who also and blue and give tribute to those who have from the crowds. , meet here, at the comer of Retford and Walnut a : Mrs. Eckert is survived by a son, Cemetery, Westfield. Avenues, every year to watch the parade and and Irvington until his retirement ofParlin. plays soccer and goes to Brookslde School, and . served America proudly. Neighboring towns were represented by Gar- in 1965. renew our friendship," he said. His wife Molly and two other the aforementioned Andyx Rita and Jim call The VFW color guard, Grand Marshal Dr. wood Mayor Michael Crincoli and council mem- Mr. Sabrano was bom in Russia. Kathleen their resident artist, since this is not Lawn chairs and umbrella in place, the Booth sons, Jerry and Richard, are de- Maria Anginoli Zambito, 77 Ralph G. Oriscello and the Girl Scouts' Gold bers, the linden High School Navy ROTC, family, Gary, Ann and son Brady, had a front Theresa DeMarco, 85 He lived in Newark, Irvington and the'nrst-recognitidn of her talent Last .Christ- i -Star flag-bearers kicked off the march at a live- Westfield National Guard and the Clark Fire Cranford before moving, to Eliza- ceased. . r v iJ; : Secretary;, lifelong mas her picture of a'ChiJBUTjas ..tree with an „ V'ly.pace. ,-•••• ••..: -•,••-"• •.-•• ''-:-- Department^ ...oip any iii'. .i '., ' l -' ter Rebecca, who was marching with the (Active iii many senior citizen groups beth one month ago. ;•...;..: Graveside services were" tield' angel on top was,chosentp be the ^pyei^forili^ '"' Rousing^:patriotic -bines'Horn' the" Granford> ^p^larg^jmwdagaJherfti strategically meat f yesterday at Mount, Lebanon Brownies.''^--^ ''-.oCi cze-ferfT :"1. • vivu'c i CRANPORD "*- Mra.Theresa Die- Bom in Elizabeth, she moved to He was a member of Corigrega* Zambito, *l% 65ed:"-May7'23;3 TBgh School, Orange Avenue School and Hill- the town's center and at the comer of Walnut Cranford 47 years ago. Baldwin School Christmas card. Congratulations "Aside from seeing my daughter;! really en- JUarco, 85, of Cranford, died tion Anshe Lubowitz in Irvington etery in Iselin. 1996 at her home. She was a life- Saturday at St Michael's Roman to Kathleen again. .'.-•' side Avenue School bands kept flags waving and South Avenue. Laura Engel, a township joyed the antique cars," said Mr. Booth. .Wednesday, May 22, 1996 in the Mrs. DeMarco is survived by a Catholic Church. Burial was in ^nd marchers in step. Mayor J. Robert Hoeffler resident for 33 years, said "this is a special son, Vincent; a daughter, Marie; a long Cranford resident and from Summing up the morning's event, Mike Cup- .Westfield Center Genesis Elder Fairview Cemetery, Westfield. The dance trio of Jessica Wilds, Kaitiyn Soltiz and Township Committee members led the parade to remember all the soldiers who died brother, James Agresta; a sister 1943-55 was a secretary at the Ian- pan said, "It was a great parade. I'm glad the Care fecflity. Albert Visicaro, 79 den plant of the Cities Service Arrangements' were by the- and Christine Smith has again taken top honors way for the Police and Fire departments and and fought in the wars I haven't missed a weather held out so everyone could enjoy it" Dooley Funeral Home. in a tap.dance competition. These 7-year-olds children and six great- (now Citgo) oil company. the Cranford Senior Citizens Assembler; once of Kenilworth Her husband, Raymond J., died have taken four gold medals this season in tap grandchildren. .Thursday Quo, St Anthony's Se- KENILWORTH - Albert Visi- Puzzifera Visicaro; a son, Robert; a in August. dance and four high silver medals in jazz. This A Mass was offered Saturday at nior citizens in Elizabeth and of caro, 79, died May 22, 1996 at daughter, Marlene Moncho; six Mrs. Zambito is survived by a is the first season they have danced together, OHi St John the Apostle Church in Fairview jthe Cranford American Association Union Hospital. He had been an grandchildren; six brothers, John, daughter, Catherine A. of Cranford; but they seem tohav e something that "just Clark. The funeral was from jof Retired Persons. Dooley Funeral Home, Cranford. assembler with the Hayward Man- Ignazio, Felice, Joseph, Harry and and two sisters, Antoinette Lettini clicks. The latest competition was held in Som- ufacturing Co. of Elizabeth from Samuel; and a sister, Constance Si- of Cranford and Julia Soney of erset at the Marriott Hotel and ends this year's mose. 1974 until his retirement in 1982. 9 competition for the three girls. Congratulations, Two other brothers, Philip and * „ tree master •1 Doris M. Skorenki Dobbins Mr. Visicaro was bom in Newark Are aire e mas ier »• •. . • •.•••• Anthony, are deceased. 7°" » * Faithfully Serving dancers! . and lived in Kenilworth before Applications are being accepted Services were held Saturday at The Westfield Area * • • . ' ' H Retired inspector clerk for Boyle-Midway moving to Union. the McCracken Funeral Home in for the Rutgers Cooperative Ex- Congratulations toChri s Zambell who not . CRANFORD - Mrs. Doris M. all of Cranford; three sisters, Vera Surviving are his wife Lillian Union. . ' tension 4-H Master Tree Steward Sincel868 only recently defended his Union County cham- Skorenki Dobbins died Wednesday, Gilligan of Toms River, Ann Melof- Program in which adults learn about tree care and the life of trees. pionship in the 1,600-meter run with a time of May 15, 1996 in Union Hospital chik of Plantation, Fla; and Helen NONPROFIT 4:28.1, but also took first in the 800 meters with Bessie Glowacky Ciuba, 46 In field trips and lectures, stu- .Ad She was 63. Wolf of Bamegat Also surviving NONSECTARIAN a 1:59 time. And the latest big news is that he dents learn how toplant , identify 'i. ; Bom in Valley Stream, Long Is- are a niece, Julie Ann Kosiarski of has gotten a track scholarship to Fordham Uni- Homemaker; a Luxembourg native 40 different types of trees, how to LOT-OWNER land, NiY., she lived in Roselle for Clark, and four grandchildren. prune and fertilize trees and how versity. Congratulations, Chris! CRANFORD — Private services emigrated to the United States at &] •15 years and in Cranford for 60 A Mass was said on Saturday in to teach children about trees. CEMETERY • .' * • :years.' "• • ••..-• have been held for Bessie 3. She lived in the township before .!3Y the Church of the Assumption in There are no exams or quizzes. Joseph and Dorothy Bird have lived and T Mrs. Dobbins retired in 1975 Glowacky Ciuba, 46, whose body moving to Manville in 1990. 110 Picturesque Acres 'I Roselle Park. Burial was in Fair- Classes ape free and meet 1-3. raised their family of nine children here in Jafter 17 years as an inspector clerk was found May 18, 1996 in the Her husband Michael is de- J view Cemetery, Westfield. ceased. pjn. Wednesday, Sept 25-Dec. 4. 1100 East Broad St. Cranford for more than 30 years. •for Boyle-Midway in Cranford, Her Millstone River near ManvUle. She Monthly field trips will be 10 ajn.- husband Clifford died in 1972. Arrangements were by Dooley was a homemaker. Surviving are two sons, Michael . - P.O. Box 850 I was /talking with Cindy, the youngest of the Westfield, N.J. 07091 ; Mrs. Dobbins Is survived by Funeral Home, North Avenue, A native of Luxembourg, Mrs. and Nicholas; a grandson, George; 2:30 pjn. All classes and trips will •children. Cindy and her brother Michael are the '( her mother, Annie Glowacky, and meet at the 4-H office, 300 North only children still living at home. Cindy works three sons, Clifford, Jerry and Bob, Cranford. Ciuba settled in Cranford when she two brothers, Anthony Glowacky Ave. East WestQeld. (908)232-0781 two jobs, one at the Cranford movie theater and AUGUSTO F. MENEZESnHE CHRONICLE and John Glowacky. To apply, contact Union County (908)233-0130 PUBUC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE one at the Westfield YMCA as a swim instructor Bridget McCoy, 3, enjoys her PUBUC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE Arrangements were by the 4-H agent James Nichnadowicz at and lifeguard Asking about her other siblings, I first Cranford Memorial Day __ AUGUSTO F. MENEZES/THE CHRONICLE Trw Towisrtp vw« doduo liom.iJio total contract pnoa Iho Dooley Funeral Home. 654-9854. CH752S18 CH752109 airoxl u pad lc« tut pipo. sad amart Doing $6.6ia2a SHERIFFS SALE found out the following information. parade with the comfort of an Sara Pritchett and her son, John, 2, are joined by family friend Suzanne Gilcrest as the parade SHEOTFSSALE Ihu suoc»s>vJ txJda w« t» pcvidod wm a copy ol the l - 6UPERIOfl COUHT OF SUPERIOR COURT OF umbrella and stroller Monday. looepi kern ttw suppSoflo «)"7 sad price.. NEWJEBSEY ' Seven of the children are married. Joseph arid marches by on Monday morning. * NEWJ£HS£Y 2 &xion 1200 Fool BndOjo CHANCOW DIVISION CHANCERY DIVISION Dorothy have nine grandchildren and two on Am io Socton 120Q01 UNION COUNTY UNlONCOUNTV ' Totoofoxi «9t£M67>6i55 .' Dockfil No. FO0O514-91 OoduH NCL F6126-B4 3 Ftei«asocMn120004ENG!NEER!NG • the way. Chris.Bird and his wife Annie (O'Co- lro Unlorm LNO Load snail bo. 85 PSF(li) not 30 PSF uxnas MongaQQ USA. Inc. TheOmeSawiQSBankdNa*YaK Plamtfl. nnor) live in Elizabeth with their two children, PfciUI asongnaty spooiad. ' • • . .. Any'pospoano bator wtoadra rocerve Itto original V3. . Union County Places of Worship Connor, 4, and Briana, 2. They are expecting rtans a«j speciScationa ma/ pucnase sarno a! the prtoo of' SJvearo Sdama. e( ate -.•••' Dotemem. $7500 (cnack mado payot* lo Corojpl Enrinoonno Corv Oelenaanli another baby in July. . sdionis) Thc^ are ewlauan Boom .lOOcf the Mindpal. . OwlAction I Wnt o« Execution 0«t»: March 18,1998 ._,_. Bokvxi Dofwoon ir» hous ol 8.00 am. and 4in pjn on Wnl ol Execution Date: Auoua 02.1986 ...„.,„„ Connie Bird and her husband Bob Pelisa live a: WWr«> • , Sale Date: Wednesday The 12tti Pay 0* Juno AJ3.1896 in Massachusetts with their, two boys, Danny, 2 John F Lnoca, Jr.. By virtue ol the above stotod wrt ol execution to mi UaauwJ I —ST: BERNARD'S— dC3ritoh S2M2 CC28i'iT>29-86 Court House. In the C«y o( Etabeth. NJ. on Wednwdoy, t. Theresa's Churclr gust f Court Home, , -•- . June 12th, 1996. a tvw odock In the altomoon of said " CH7S2538 541 Washington Ave.. Kenilworth CATHOLIC CHURCH BAPTIST CHURCH » June 5lh. 1996. at Mo o'clock In . SHERIFFS SALE day 1340 Terrill Rd. Scotch Plulnsi Kathy and her husband Michael Welms live SUPERIOR COUHT OF SHORT FORM DESCRIPTION 908-272-4444 NEWJERSEY The property to be «old b located In the Borouoh oi in New York with their child who was 1 on May GarwoodiCoonty ol Union and State ol New Jemey. Pastor: Rev. Joseph S. Bejgrowicz 368 Sumner Ave 322-7151 CHANCERY DIVISION Commonly known a* 105 Anchor Ptoco. Garwood. NJ 20. Happy birthday! UWONCOUNTY Tax Loi rfc. 4 In Block No. 31 on the Tax Map of the Sunday Masses: S9t. 5:30pm Plamfield Rev. Michael Seaman, Pastor Deckel No. F16709-94 Bcrouoh ol GanMXxt llnlon County. Now Jsreoy Casey Bird and his wife Ginger (Jones) live. Vosuda Bank and Trust Company (USA) as Trustoo under Dimension ol Lot 40'X1QS' __ Sun. 7:30-9:00 | Pastor: Rev. Joseph F. Barbone Sunday: ino Po&no and Sorvono Aoroomom, doled as ol Novombor Nearest Cross Street; J 75:15 fcxH torn North Avonuo 9:45am- Sunday School here in Cranford with 1-year-old Ryan. l 19M rotobra lo Delta Fundng Corporation. Mortoooo 10:30-12 Noon 908-756-3393 Dennis and his wife Caroline (Coffey) live in j Nearest Dow Stroet Uncc*) AwffJO Pas3-TMouon Cortfcaloi Bosidontial Firs! and Second ONE-HUNDRED NSETHOUSAND NINE+IUNpREp Weekday Masses: 7-9am Sunday Masses: 11:00am - Morning Worship - IS. 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.^.-^ V.-V May 29,199jy The Ghroniclo The Chronicle A-11 You said it: HAS students shine in math competition 'It was a very Inspired performance.' Monique Brown won two — CHS girls track Head Coach Ray White (story gold medals at the section • _ • v)* track meet for the second Eighth-grade students at Hillside stralghtseason. Avenue School performed with dis- Sports tinction in recent mathematics competitions. On Feb. 6, 280 New Jersey schools participated in the New . Jersey Math League contest, a 30- minute, 40-question multiple- Clearing hurdles choice exam. A team of students comprised of Daniel Morton, Just4kicks Daniel Daly, Andrew Bucko, Lau- Cfanford's Monique Brown defends titles ren Zuravnsky, Allison Capece, The Cranford Soccer Club Rachel Harley and Robin Hickey hold registration for the placed fourth in Union County. fall 1996 at sectional track meet despite loiee injury Daniel Morton placed second in -season at By JAMES RflLLY jeopardizing her defense of the in- the region, with an individual score fthe Com- hamer bested the field with a siz- THE CHRONICLE termediate hurdles championship. zling 220.6 800-meters, while fresh- f36^ "Monique's favorite event is the man Michelle Chilinski took fifth Two hu^dredThousancTstudents" place—in-both-the—high- hurdl from the United States and abroad clearing hurdles, but last weekend had more success in the intermedi- (16.8) and the intermediate hurdles competed in the American Junior Male was ridiculous. ates," said White. "So I'm always (1:11.3). High School Mathematics Exami- The Cranford High junior sprint- pulling for her to do well in the "ftacey's been with the team for nation (AJHHSME), a 40-minute, fcjmorrow er defended her North Jersey Sec- high hurdles. Saturday she hit her three years and is one of the hard- 25-problem test Nov. 19. Two tion 2, Group 3 400-meter and in- knee pretty hard arid we had to ice eighth-graders, Daniel Morton and Epand June 6 est working athletes I've ever had," Icfrom 7:30-9 » • termediate hurdle crowns at Mill- it down, but Monique toughed it said White. "She is always putting David Nycz, were designated honor bum Saturday, despite attending a out and still managed to win the roll students and will receive a spe- Pfp.iri>' '•• ; •'. the necessary work in and it really prom the night before and suffer- intermediates in a very impressive paid off for her." cial certificate of distinction for & Cranford children and ing an injured knee while placing i" their scores of 21 and 20, respec- those attending Cranford White was also pleased with the third in the high hurdles. Brown took the intermediate workofChilinskL tively. Both scored well above the ^schools bom between Aug. "Monique is a very calm, focused national average of 10.6. hurdles crown in 1:06.6, and thus "Michelle is only a freshman, ^1 ri8W and -duljraiv i99t young lady and when the gun goes qualified in all three events for this and we're all very proud of, her," are eOgible to play for the In- off she is totally prepared, no mat- Saturday's State Group 3 champi- : AUQUSTO F. MENEZES/THE CHRONICLE said White. "She competes in the Capece wins bronze town league. Fee is $35 per ter what the circumstances," said onships at,Frank Jost Field in same events as Monique and she's Hillside Avenue School eighth-grade math club members who performed admirably In recent child and $30 for any ad- coach Ray White. "She went to the South PlainfiekL in French contest mathematics competltons include Daniel Morton, Daniel Daly, Andrew Bucko, Lauren Zuravn- ., . • •. •—--— ! joined her in her workouts and is = 'ditlonaJ children pera family. prom Friday and was just as ready According to White, Brown's learning how to succeed." Allison Capece, an eighth-grade" sicy, Alllftn Capece, Rachel Hurley, Robin Hickey and. David Nycz who, with Daniel Morton, Deena, Rebecca end Jeffrey Heller of-Cranford; a! the recent* to go on Saturday as any other work in the 400 meters and high student at Hillside Avenue School Those registering for the first Swackhamer, Chilinski, Km Hri- was: named an hdpor jroll s^ident because their test Wores nearly doubled; the national r creative arJMtestlval held at Solomon Schechter Day School on| n.tjnje roust provide a copy of" meet And even- though she hurdles helps hew prepare for the bar and Stephanie Glien also quali- was; recently awarded S^ational :S: 1 : SSKi bronze rhedal of excellence for out- -eve?age's' ''•"'•'''•*:*"! :" ''' ""^^^-^i^^^sfiss-H^••^^^~ ^s^u^ a birth certificate. FteQlstralton intermediate hurdles. .' ' fied for .the- group chamxjjo.nships ^Tln the ~ 400-meters Monique by placing,_sixth in the mile relay standing achievement in the Na- will be distributed won the intermediate hurdles. It tional French Contest Cranford schools works on her stamina, and in the in 4:223. , was a very inspired performance." high hurdles she works 6n her Chris Zambell was the lone Cou- Allison took fourth place in the UNION COUNTY COMPUTER can also be mailed to Brown out-sprinted the field in state at Level I of the foreign lan- Cranford Soccer Club, form," said White. "Then in the in- gar on the boys team to score, tak- the 400 in 59.4 seconds to win the termediate hurdles she combines ing third in the 800 in 1:58 and guage competition held in March. more Information, call sectional title for the second year Kate Arcieri, an eighth-grade stu- both areas to become a very tough fourth in the 1600 (4:38.5). Zambell 1 i Ceochinl at 276-9028. in a row before competing in the dent at Orange Avenue School, competitor." will decide during the week which also received a national bronze high hurdles, where she placed Overall, the Cranford High girls of the two races would give him f JHI OFFICE SUPPLY f ^ tougar hoops third in 15.2 while hitting her right track and field team placed fourth the best chance to reach the Meet medal for her sixth place rank in knee on the hurdles three times, the state. Both girls are students in If, The PAL Cougar Basket- in the section, as Tracey Swack- of Champions Wednesday, June 5. MONIQUE BROWN Rachel Becker's eighth-grade aD Camp is bouncing back French classes. -into town The National French Contest, for two "Le Grand Concours," is an aca- m weekly ses- Cougars New heights demic competition in the form of a 60 minute national examination, Computer TO sions this designed, written, supported and summer. Cranford's Kristi White garners disseminated by the members of Training ADVERTISE LY CHS boys reach the American Association ofTeach- Day • Evening • Weekends Head ers of. French; Its purpose is to Small Cla$if s • UmiieU Space : Call by 5/22 TEDS SPACE Coach Joe women's track award at Rutgers help stimulate further interest in Lafferty is sectional Internet Introduction CALL LAVLYIA By JAMES REILLY White had a close relationship the teaching and learning of Windows 95-Novicc • World of PC* director, of THE CHRONICLE . with her coach at Cranford High, French and to help identify and Word 6,0 & Excel 5.0 for Window the camp, her father Ray White. reward achievement on the part of AT: Starting May 2K • Otter. Cla&scs Available which is final Cranford's Kristi White was rec- "In high school, I could always both students and teachers. Stu- Call Design Concepts in Middlesex, NJ /designed for boys clnd girts ognized for reaching new heights ask my dad about my jumping and dents in seventh through 12th who Training Solutions Division 008-722-3000 The Cranford High baseball ages 7-14 and is held at team advanced into the North as a student-xrthlete upon graduat- he was a big help," said White, who are studying French may partici- won a pair of Union County titles pate in this prestigious contest 908-424-0008 EXT. 6257 Cranford High from 9 am.-2 ing from Rutgers University. Training • Sales • Support • Networks Jersey Section 2, Group 3 final White earned a bachelor's of sci- while a Lady Cougar. "And it took This year a total of 260 New Jersey '•$$<. &^fffefo^^^^ ;&*% | 1 students-competed.-in-Level.! .of. first week is June 25- Tuesday with a thrilling 2-1 ence degree in sociology for her some getting used to with . my Vt: -work in-the-classroom,-and-was coaches at college, but it all worked the contest y; ;.>-.• • jy /-fti( |Ju»y 1 and the second week extra-inning victory over local At Orange Avenue' School^ PTA-sponsoted Ilrst Olympic P July 6-1Z CHS girts Head rival Scotch Plains-Farrwood presented the Rutgers,.Women's out fine. The big change was the Games, a tug of war team Includes Ryan Wise, Joseph Cooney, Track and Field Most valuable amount of academic obligations. VCoach Gene MeDeno wot also Cranford will take on the win- Academic honors Cathleen Castello, Brian Morrissey, Emily Gardner, KleraZIelen- ':be lending his expertise to Athlete Award for her exploits as a There's so many more papers and things at college and you've got to bach and J.P. Lynch. ; the camp, as win Unden's ner of the Parsippany-Nutley high-jumper. . at Newark Academy "We had so many outstanding make sure you balance the book Newark Academy llth-grader Aikens and-Gfanfefd-; game for the sectional champion- l MENEZES/IHE CHRONICLE- -athletes on-our team thatJtjvas_a_ wprk-with the athletics.''--. J .'... Scott Lawson of Cranford earned College launches Kevin Conroy. The ship 4 psn. Friday at the Basking Greg Bazllus prepares to make the catch on a plckoff attempt real honor to win the award," said White cleared 5 feet 9 inches this honors for his academic achieve- eanline »ff> i;fee. is $85 per week for Cran- Ridge Baseball Complex in Ber- White. "But I was pretty consistent season for a personal-best height at ments during the Winter Term. $1.3M fund drive |ford residents and $95 for nards Township. putting Cranford into the sec- 10-2 lead over Cranford (J7-5) and her favorite meet of the year in Union County College is launch- so they gave it to me." 1/2 OFF REGISTRATION non-residents. For infor- The Cougars got yet another tional fin«^1 • was awarded the win after the White was the model of consis- Princeton. ing "Shaping Our Future," a cam- S Pay Only W; 9°° Weekly Thereafter , matton, call Lafferty at 272- outstanding pitching performance Scotch Plains pitcher Brian Roll scoring two more runs in the fifth tency for the Scarlet Knights, scor- "My junior year at Princeton, I paign adopted by the Union Coun- (Willl IIIIL. M ) cipircA G 13 06 F6467. ' •- • - • ; ing in every single meet this year, jumped 5-8 and I remember it like ty College Foundation for a $1.3 : from junior righthander Pat Pepe, went the distance, striking out due to the ten-run rule. • . ; CLARK . , in addition to qualifying for the it was yesterday because it was my million fund-raising effort over the : who went all eight innings, rack- eight and allowing four hits. Kyle Cranford 2, Pfaillipsburg 1 — next five years to benefit students Gran Centurions On the greens ECAC Meet in both outdoor and father's birthday and the day my ing up 13 strikeouts and yielding Atkins had the Raider RBL Late-inning heroics catapulted the indoor competition and winning niece was bom," said White. "Then and programs, 440 Madison Hill Road The Cranford Rotary Club Lady Cougars into the sectional The foundation's goal is to in- just two hits for the win. Cranford scored its first run the Metropolitan outdoor and in- this year at the same meet I set Wednesday 6 PM Is holding its sixth annual golf semifinals Wednesday. my personal best height" crease its assets to $4 million by Rich Horn was the hero with when Baran was plated by a Horn door meets. the year 2001. By growing the as- UNION tournament Savvy senior catcher Beth Koe- But it wasn't easy for the four- White was captain of the RU the bat, driving in both runs for hit' . •••...•• . :'.. sets, investment will increase and HolyTrlnltVLutheran Church Monday at hler stroked a long double to year letter-winner making the tran- women's track team and has a 301 Tucker Ave. . the Twin the foundation will thus be able to the Cougars. With the score tied plate pinch-runner Lori Polito sition from high school to college. piece of advice for any aspiring col- Monday 7:15 PM Brooks "Rutgers is such a huge school, lege athletes. raise its level of giving to sthe col- 1-1 in the bottom of the eighth, SOFTBALL with the winning run in the bot- lege, said Dr. Richard F. Neblett, of Country leftfielder Dave Penta lined a The Lady Cougars were elimi- and we had a pretty small high "Whether it's track or any other UNION tom of the seventh at Cranford school and that took some getting sport the most important thing is Plainfield, the foundation's presi- Club in double down the left field line. dent He added the foundation will VFW Wafchung. nated from the North Jersey Sec- High. Junior pitching ace Diana used to," said White. 'Td have like to never give up," said White. "For continue to underwrite the col- 2012 High Street After centerfielder Chris Baran tion 2, Group 3 semifinals Tues- Dollard came through.with a 100 students in a class, and youthe first two years, there's so many Allison Capece, a Hillside Av- The tour- lege's priorities. Wednesday 7 PM hament of- drew a walk, Horn slapped an day by Montvffle High 12-2. solid four-hit win, with five strike- have to make sure academics adjustments to make, but if you enue eighth-grader, won a na- stick with it, you'll see the results Pledges received before June 30 For other locations: fers the op- RBI single, scoring Penta and MontvDle (13-7) jumped out to a outs and two walks. comes first My coaches and team- tonal bronze medal for her per- eventually." will be recognized in the fiscal year jportunlty to mates were a big help in that" formance In the National 1996 annual report. CALL: 1-800624-3108 French Contest. enjoy a fun Father Knows day of golf and fellowship while1 supporting worthy local causes. Proceeds will go to ^ ENTERTAINING THE CENTER FOR HOPE BRINGS HOSPICE the Cranford Rotary Scholar- ship Fund for deserving high medal in forms for the f>7 girls. This Sunday CARE TO NURSING HOMES school seniors from Cranford, By JAMES RBLLY sometimes THE CHRONICLE Chandros won a gold in forms for at the time when the best of both is required Best ' and to build a picnic grove 13-14-yearvold boys as well as a for residents of the Cranford , In martial arts circles, personal bronze in sparring. Thomas Cart- Yes... final ly you get use that g reat advice that you r Dad pou nded i nto •Senior Citizens Housing improvement is its own reward. wright added yet another medal to Complex. But winning is nice, too. the crowded Cartwright mantel- • '••* your head all those years ago, or maybe he still does! We want to - Golf and dinner costs Fivei Cranford athletes — Patrick- piece-with a silver in forms for 11- know your story so we can share your tale with our readers and giv$ ,$135. while the dinner only is Gailliot, Erik Augenzucker, Josh 12-year-old boys, and Gailliot won $65; The $135 fee Includes Chandros, and Thomas and Sa-a gold in forms and sparring for henter away somegr^altickets. Get.writingtoddy,The deadline is spon^and fee, cart, cocktail mantha Cartwright — recently the 13-14-year-old boys. Tfn^dxfledattheAmateurAthletiA e —^I-was initially-nervous-... but r, we need all the advice we can get! | hour, dinner, the driving Union (AAU) New Jersey State Tae when I placed, I felt awesome," range, putting green, sleeve Kwon Do Championships, but their said Gailliot "My ultimate goal is of balls and locker room. To instructor, Karate World's Jeff to win a gold medal in the Junior rne register, call Bruce Bergen at Dunn, was more pleased with the Olympics." You Could Win 4 Tickets 1b ; 352-2430. performances made by his pupils Dunn wasn't surprised with Gail- Itoiilc 20: (Al ttu- Hlliikcr) IK-dmlnster than the medals. liot's big day. the New Jersey Festival of Ballooning: Slow-pitch "Trophies and medals are nice "Pat had the eye of the tiger the The Hospice Teaih: little trinkets and mementos of a first day he stepped into my The Cranford Recreation job well done," said Dunn, who school,'* said Dunn. "He's a highly Nurses: to provide physical care and education regarding symptom.control, Entries will be published in your local Forbes Newspaper the week of June 10, and Parks Department still along with his wife, Roxanne, also motivated student with a super at- comfort measures, and pain management has openings for teams in Its won gokl medals in the adult cat- titude. It's been great watching Social workers: to address issues of psychosocial stress and to provide information © Out The Coupon Below (^Attach It To Your Entry and linkage regarding available community resources Cranford Slow-Pitch Softball egories at the championships. "But him grow the past few years." (^Return Both By Tuesday, June 4 to: j League. Call as soon as pos- the real rewards come from what's In Tae Kwon Do, sparring is ac- Spiritual counselors: to provide spiritual support specific to the dying process Call sible at 709-7283 if you are inside a person. The rnost impor- tual hand-to-hand combat, while Home health aides:. to assist patients with activities of daily living The Best Advice ' 1-800-273-8449 Interested In having a team in tant thing we tell our students — forms are a set of pre-arranged Volunteers: to promote patient comfort and companionship Forbes Newspapers, PO Box 699, Somerville, NJ 08876 whether they're competitive or not moves judged on their accuracy Ext. 6123 the league. — is to just do your best, and con- and effectiveness. The Cranford tinue to strive to be the best you Five will spend the next two 'To Get a FREE Additional Services: • Educational programs Inside can be. Getting recognition from months learning new forms for the Bridal Guide • Bereavement counseling the outside is just ah added plus." Junior Olympics in August • Memorial services Ndme The Cranford contingent from "We need to compete in a totally from Karate World got plenty of recog- new set of forms in New Orleans, The Center For Hope Hospice believes that every individual has the right to Address '-• Scoreboard.....—— A-1,2 nition at the state championships but each of these students is very die with dignity in the comfort of the homc.mfl when the home is a skilled JO Youth Sports...... A-12 and has qualified for the AAU Jun- serious about their work, and I nursing facility. . Phone |: Got a score to report? ior Olympic Games at New Orleans think they'll do fine," said Dunn. Forbes for further Information on in August 'All in all it's a very strong, dedi- l^Call James Reilfy «t 276-6000 or o^Jpm four Age~ ja£Tdr27&6220TQ "~Augunzuckei—took:—a—bronze- group of MHs Tt's tv»pn n n>ti\ I «J02 Walnut Ave., Cranford, NJ. medal in the 6-7-year-old boys divi- pleasure working with them, and call (908) 486-0700 I'm sure they'll see plenty of suc- Margaret J. Coloney. R.N., President V sion of forms, while Samantha Father Charles Hudson. M.A., Vicc-Presidcnt Cartwright was awarded a gold cess in their future."

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May29,1996 The Chronicle A-13 May 29,1996;- '"A-12 lite Chronicle YOUTH SPORTS At 13, BNJ still on leading edge

Indians 10, Red Sox 5 , , Indians 5, Tigers 2 State-of-the-art diagnostic equipment investment keeps service business alive Dan Campion grabbed game-ball honors as Gavin Weeks did it again, as he struck oifl BASEBALL 10 while only walking one Red Sox playerop the Indians scalped the Tigers Friday night By ELLEN M. FEUCETTA company, Mr. Celeste has contin- and is a conveniently located New Dan distinguished himself in the field by his way to a complete game, pitching ggirt BOYS ued to build customer confidence. Jersey Inspection Center. \ scooping up every ball that came his way from Gavin also helped at the plate, driving In tog> THE CHRONICLE Come join the anniversary cel- MAJOR LEAGUE the shortstop position, turning double plays with a hard double to right center. The Indians Business Customer safety has become a Giants 11, Dodger* 3 effortlessly, Just making It look easy. Rory Mur- were also led by hard-hitting Dan Campion BUJ. Automotive is built to last number one priority to the owner ebration and hit the jackpot with The Prussak Electrical Contractor Giants ray pitched four strong innings and Marlon with a two-RBI single and Anthony Burisch who Owner Gaiy Celeste founded the and with every oil change autos re- B.RJ.'s instant winner lottery tick- knocked off the powerful Cranfprd Diary Queen MacPherson pitched his first game of the year, ets. The first prize is a 13-inch Dodgers In a come-rrom-behlnd win. The had deja vu all over again by walking fouj- Centennial Avenue business on ceive a free, comprehensive Safety taking the last two Innings, striking out four, times, scoring three. Anthony also cracked ah vides us with information and daily Inspection. The lengthy list in- color television; second prize, one Dodgers opened the scoring when Mike Taglia service and trust and now cel-technical support If needed, the knocked In three runs with a two-out double in T m -"tar opposlte-fiold double to score two' Indian^ ebrates the shop's Lucky 13th An- cludes a check on steering, sus- pair of 13-inch tires; and the third the bottom of the first inning. The Giants were Rory Murray took two for the team and turned school will also send a training spe- field position with a perfect peg home'to nail a niversary. pension, shocks, struts, heater and prize is 13 months of oil changes. stymied by hard-throwing Mike Savnlk until Bill them Into runs. Use those tee packs, Rory) cialist and the latest equipment to potential scoring tiger. Chris Betsky doubled Get one free ticket with the . Anthes opened the third with a triple starting a True to his early commitment, air conditioning performance, Quid home the gam&Awlnnlng RBI and also made an ' Brett Miller scored three runs reaching bjae help us acurately diagnose a prob- five-run .rally highlighted by Orow Mltehell'8 Mr. Celeste moved to a strictly me- levels and makes a special note of chase of any service now through acrobatic catch-from his first base position. (our times. . ' \-~ lem. As a result, we have a higher steal of home. In the fourth, the Giants scored any vehicle damage or missing May 31. Rack up the anniversary Casey Brown played three Infield, positions Fielding masterpieces were played by Mar- chanical service operation in 1989, three runs on four consecutive hits by Steven customer satisfaction rate," he said. well,jand Gavin Weeks called a perfect game lon MacPherson 1rt center flaW and by CaseV investing in state-of-the-art equip- parts. savings with an unbeatable Monroe Albert, Mark Jablonski, Jesse GoWberger and Environmentally ' conscious, from his catcher's position, also picking off a Brown behind the plate. Chris Belsky reacher) "The Safety inspection is an im- shock and strut special — buy Adam Swlder. trrtrwiiftti. a single by Steven _ment and on-going training, for his Tiger base runner. Gavin scored the game- B.NJ. also works in conjunction three, get the fourth free and take Swan led to three more Gianf runs. base four times, and Andrew Bobucky wa£> professional technicians: portant part of our preventative winner with a 195-foot drive to dead center for 0 fearsome In the four slot in the batting ordeiv ! MEA collecting and recycling maintenance plan," he said. advantage of the $13.95 oil, lube But the real story of the win was GoH- "Our industry has taken a a double, scoring two runs total for the game. The Red Sox made It interesting with Avo metal, Ores, oil filters, oil, arid filter. , —bergef'spMilng.-The hard-throwing rightyHlm- Ieap-^ini3^ejl9jps.,3hejechnical. In addition to scheduled repair Ited the potent Dodger attack, to three hits over aspects have changed, other—hazardous service~T)n"foreign and domestic The shop's-hours are-7-ara.-6- slx'lnninga and struck out an amazing 17 bat- automobiles, B.NJ. is also pm, Monday-Friday, and 7 ajn.-l We think the ball's still going. Matt Doctor|ni technicians need to be specialists ters to leadthe Giants to victory.- Scott Crawford, Kevin Hutchlnsbn, Tom Throughout the history of the equipped to handle emergencies pjn. Saturday. Matt Wilson singled and Keith Louie doubled Flanagan and Dan Pettto all played well for the Mike Vlttltoo hit two singles each to lead tf^ in electronic and computer diag- for the Dodgers... Tigers. RedSox." ' ~> nostics," said Mr. Celeste, To keep his staff current, Mr. Celeste is an active member,of the Business-oriented map is under way Mechanic's Education Association (MEA). The training facility offers a Cranford recently gave Community Map Company these brochures with one going to every mailing ad- range of classes, entry-level its approval to prepare a community information dress within the community. The remaining copies through advanced, all on the cut- guide for the township. This project is being produced will be made available and distributed to new resi- ting edge of automotive technol- for Cranford at no cost toloca l taxpayers. dents and prospective businesses over the next two ogy. The information guide will include history, govern- years. '•'. ' -•--—•-; .---••; •••••-<-'•: MEUSSA KLAVER/THE CHRONICLE "Each BJ^J. technician is re-ment, activities and services, and a new Mi-color and Business and service ads will be in the information At B.N.J. Auto, owner Gary Celeste and Jose Vazquez, Lloyd quired to take at least one course highly detailed street map that will highlight and guide. Businesses and organizations that do partici- Jacobs and Rui Oliveira perform a driveabllity diagnostic test per month.' In addition, we're tied identify key points of interest in the community. pate in the program will be identified and located on on a customer's car. . & • .. "" into the MEA hotline which The towftshifi plans to distribute 11,000 copies pf the map. FORBES NEWSPAPERS • UNION COUNTY AUGUSTO F. MENEZES/THE CHRONICLE The finish line Cranford's Susan Connelly unwinds after competing in the recent Midland Run 5K race.

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The camp's first week for boys and girls DRIVEWAYS TREE EXPERTS SENIOR SOFTBALL RUNNING CALENDAR ages 9-17 is Sunday, July 14-Friday, July 19. AIR CONDITIONING FUEL PLUMBING I. The second week will run from Sunday, July 21 -Friday, July 26. A boy may attend camp'for UNION COUNTY LEAGUE (From Runners News Service) either or both sessions, while girls may attend For More Information SO-PLUS DIVISION June 1 — Rosoland Run For The Roses 5K, RCSIOENTUL Comcast CaUmrislon 8, Nllsen Detectives 5 Roseland, 9 am, 201-226-6552 days, 201-228- the first week only. • " COMMERCIAL Call For j The Comcast offense was spearheaded by 8531 evenings before 8 p.m. The camp staff Is comprised primarily of high INDUSTRIAL about the Business and Mel Cohen's and Can1 Slcola'a 2 for 2, while Ed June 2 - Pleasant Valley SK twilight Chal- school coaches and college players from PAVING Service or Ganczawskl's two-nin double orovlded the kev lenge, Basking Ridge, 6 pm, 204-3069 (days): Union, Somerset, Hunterdon, Monmoutn, Mid- Service Directory, Why blow. •.•'•• June 2 — Stepping Out For Education 5K, dlesex and Mercer counties. \PltOWI!X;QUAUJy$£MKE fOAOVEK SO IEAKS\ Fuel Oil "<'!'" ' ' ' ', • Piscatawayi 10 am, 885-1528, Ext. 137 For further information call Home (654-5691) PARKMOLOTS Buy WOODSTACK Antone'a Pub 19. Lehlgh Savings 4 Heatfng and Air Conditioning (all Joyce at or Everly (654-5424) any evening or write to SEALCOATMQ A strong Antone's offense dominated this Bottled SPORTS BRIEFS Neil Home at 627 Hanford Place, Westfleld, BOOIUM BLOCK CWWINO 908-276-0900 TREE SERVICE contest, as John Patrlcco, Tony Muccla and Sales & Service RARJKMO TIES' STUMP 908/722-3000 Water INSURED John Lyp had multiple hits and RBI for the N.J. 07090. SOUND OFF! tlYORK victors. Red-Strong Fuel Got a score to report? Have a story or fea- SOMOGYI SHOOTING CAMP MELISSA KLAVER/THE CHRONICLE • HumklirWra • Ei^ctronlc AIr-Ctoan*r« "OuL51st Year* JSSSSSS ex. 6254 Remove Host Impurities and Minerals. Low, Low Rates ture Idea? Or do you just want to vent your Ideal For Low Sodium Diets. Eyestyles 22, KrowlcW-Gomy 16 the eighth annual John Somogyi Shooting • Clocfc TI»»rmo»UU • Ante Fan* CranCord Senior Citizen Discbunts spleen to the local sports editor? '.;_. FAMILY OWNED * OPERATED INO Chemicals Required Mick McNIchOls was 5 for 5, Keith HortQk • Btown-tn Insulation H your answer to any of the above Is 'Yesl,' Camp, co-directed by former state basketball Three's company ' Serving All Of Union County NO Unsightly FREE ESTIMATES I was 4 for 5 with a booming triple, and Dan Cox 753-7281" please call James Rellly at 276-6000 or fax to: championship coaches Nell Home and John Cranford Comets Mary Dollard (left) and Gabby White (right) surround the opposition at the Westfleld 233-6222 Slncel925 Equipment L beted a homer for the winners. i- • ;• SCOTCH PLAINS 276-5752 27&6220; Our address Is:..}02,Walnut Ave., ..' Somogyi, will be held June 22-23 at St. Peter's Westfleld Cup Saturday. \^ ••• ' MO Extensive C^^HXpzoje : High School In New Brunswick.^ Maintenance '..'/iTra'ca^p/opeftTtci'&ji bpysand glrtfSges 9- S^^JV^ WllhThU ' . 6." CBNTRAtilEhSEYHOOPSCAMP • •17." willlnolude him 3V5-houfsesslorathat' will BASEMENTS DRIVEWAYS GUTTERS SUIv-OMfcs-fat fcj chalkod up' a solid' win for '• Travel Guide as The 23rd annual Central Jersey Basketball Syittra. BolllodWitMH enable players to Improve on their shooting * Thlnn 01 Th» P«*t! . three teammates — Charlie Baumann, Tom Camp, will be held In Jury at the Lawrencevllle techniques and give them individual and part- _ Price and Art Weseley — banged out four hits School. The camp |s directed by Neil Home,, ner drills for further, practice. Each player will flaplece; •••••••• .•••:••• ; •.-. athletic director at Somerville High, Wayman Call Foi Mora DMalli el ' • • '• " ' £^(WliJJlllHIt'bh)^d have his/her shot videotaped and analyzed. HOME SWEET HOME fr C«8tnefrtg«Btion7t5,KrowIckPGomyiO Kathy Matthews, longtime successful girls For more information, call Somogyi at 84$- WET TERS& Window Replacement John Kennedy, Lee Brandeberry and Rich coach at Union Catholic High In Scotch Plains. 8928. Last year's camp was filled by May 15. The Latest Releases!^ "^RuSCoe installers & Jij Gonzo contributed three hits and three RBI BASEMENT? Specializing in: Manufacturers jj each to lead Crest to victory. ' IRS SUMMER SELLABRATION SALE .•Waterproofing Steps • Sidewalks Antone's Pub 21, Saxony Motel Guaranteed Flushed $49/up Patios • Brick & Bloqk . John Lyp, Bob Marten and Tony Muccia hit Hundreds of new models come in every week! 226-1616 the long bail to pace a 22 hit attack for An- • Sump Pump* Residential & C(5mmociaJ Asphali Wort Chimney Work Driveways • Parking Areas *. Scaling MJ. Plumbing Uo- »7I33 #72*« tone's third victory without a loss. Come down and see Tim and Carl! Installed reens Installed Free Estimates •', Resurfacing • Curbing • Sidewalks & Concrete Fully Insured 60-PLUS DeBest TRUCK & BACKHOE RENTAL Mangels Realtors 8, Marlon Roofing 7 Free Estimates Fully Insured 04-1314 28 Years Experience Mick McNlchols' two-out bases-Juiced single Waterproofing Co. Serving Union County and Vicinity DEANKOEP&SQ 1 888 452 7717 EXT. 32 In the bottom of the seventh inning broke a 7-7 "CALL 7 DAYS A WEEK" om Services 908-903-1026 tie and gave Mangels Its second victory of the Huge 1-800-786-9690 789-9508 687-0614 season. Mangels, last' year's league and play- off champs, had to fight off a strong effort by Discounts Marion's Mike Bolisano's timely hitting and deft MASON PLUMBING fielding. Bellsano had a two-run triple to tie the on over , BATHROOM REMODELING GUTTERS game In the fifth. Bobby Rowland and Ed Jack- et, son both pitched fine games. ^000,000 in Inventory! _ For More Information Donald $. Rockefeller LA LAW 5, Pioneer Transport UKKIMSHEl) TUBS & SHOWERS Ps NIZO about the Business and „. This exciting contest went down to the last PLUMBING & HEATING INC. ginning, with LA Law's Ron Sarina and Lou LARGESTAND OLDESTBA THTOB REFINISHER T. M. a R. Gutter Cleaning ntractor S-j Vespeslano pitching well, and JOB Scarpltto Complete Service Directory, and Al Shea each contributing with two key & Repair Service • hits. Ed Malko also .belted a -big triple in the • AJignrtwnts • Emwgoncy smvico Pjumbing

& •'• .' Call Joyce at second inning. ' JACUZZI • HOT TUBS • FOMCEIMX • Intoricx/oxleriof housa painting Waterproofing 'Steps • • FIBERGLASS • COVXTEKTOK. • Free root Inspactlons Heating Comptete w/GaJv Trpilen • CABIHETS • BATHTUB • SHOWER w/Q.C. Mivica order Sidsujalks • Potios Services 908/722-3000 1 BOWLING TILE'Sl.SKS-CHIKREPAIR . • Gutter Quanta Iroullod and removed 1957InternationalDelivery Truck (1:34) I DAY SERVICE I NON-TOXJC • • ^, OUICK KILNPRYIXGAVAILABLE • Rool loatcj repaired Foundations • Fircplacas • Fulry Injured ENVIRONMENTALLY SAIE PRODUCT • Joa: ofCOLORS ex. 6254 ft CRANFORD MONDAY SENIORS The latest models from First Gear - A McDonald's International Delivery • Senior citizen discount State Uc. #4205 WILL NOT PEEL, CRACK. OK FADE. NO ACID BATH • NO tfOXV . , f/ FINAL STANDINGS GUARANTEED!!? | For prompt courteous service call £ Hawks... : ; 151-80 Truck, with little old Archy on the side! Just like the original used by the COMMERCIAL/RESIDENTIAL OUR fROOtCT IS A HICH CLOSS fORSEUlS FINISH €STIMllT€S Bumpers ; ...„ ....1:... 147.5-83.5 9087550752 276-8677 Young at Heart... :. 135-96 Freund Bakery of California. Only $49.00, reference number FGR1797. 908-889-5771 Union County Has Boons 124-107 175 Bow-Rld«r w/fraQwr 1-8OO-652- BATH Late Comers „ 124-107 135hpAAerCruiserl/O [We Three , 123.5-107.5 IWofeff at $11,995 I For the Birds .....121.5-109,5 KITCHENS & MARBLE RESTORATION EXTERIOR PAINTING I Hilltops ,; 121-110 BUILDER DRIVEWAYS BATHROOMS Tigers... 116-115 I Hey You ...... : ..., 115-116 |Wahoos , : 110-121 Signature Bow-Riders | Lucky Strikes.. , 108.5-122.5 190 w/V6 MsrCrubw EXTERIOR HOUSE PAINTING FULLY INSURED Buzzelli i Wanabees. ;.. 107-124 , 210 w/V8 M»i€ruU«r FREE ESTIMATES WAYNE [YY' General Contracting [734 J Complete Packagei Custonr Designed Specializing in cedar shakes and ^ [HUJtes ....95.5-135.5 TVffCHAEL" ^ SHORT all types of wood I Who : „ ....95-136 Genuine Quality Kitchens & Baths ••Aces 94.5-136.5 • Maximize Your Space • MARBLE Pot Luck.... . GIORDANO • Painting old aluminum siding to I L 86 145 Builders Inc. •CONTRACTOR- ' • Custom Fit Your Environment • • • • . . Sundancer Sport Cruiser* MASONRY AND ASPHALT • Fast & Efficient* RESTORATION look like new LAST WEEK General Contractors. PAVEMENT PollshiNq High games Were bowled by: Flo Evans 181, 230-370-290-300-330 1955 tfordFairlane Crown Victoria MACHINE PAVER ADDITIONS • CUSTOM KITCHENS J$ SAVE., 10% $ SiRlpplNQ • CIEANINQ • Exterior staining on all types of wood 245; J. Hiiska 176, 178, 216; J. Wanko 195 On Display In Indoor Showroom STOREINTERIORS BACKHOE SERVICE j»W. Fully Insured > 25 Years Experience - Free Estimates 1214; Fablo 187.193. 212; J. Erb 203;. R. Another very popular 1:18 scale (about 10 inches) metal model with work- ESTABLISHED 1972 MARbU * GRANITE • LiMESTONE BATHROOMS-DECKS iP For Free Estimate TERRAUO • TERRACOTTA * SUTE • Fully Insured IGamblno 203; F, Portizo 170, 180, 201; F. Seilabralioa ing parts, this one from Road Legends. Only $19.00, available in green and (908)687-1711 JMemodoV 198; A. Salos 166, 186, 197- F Vite- COMPLETE RENOVATIONS ka 184. 191, 194; Clem Zavlla 194; Charly ad only, excludes prior salos white or pink and white. Many other large scale American cars available in Toll Free (888)883-3200 908*752-4774 NORM1LE PAINTING (908)494-3561 IPIungls 190; Sal LaPlaca 188; Bud Bakor 187' •Free hand held VHF Radio 906-6282 Bob Blahe 175, 184; B. Rooben 172, 183; Mary this series and from Burago and Ertl! Wyatt 183; I. Muldrow 180, 182; P. Jeruo 180- * Coqst Guatxl Safely Package I PLUMBER Nick OiFablo 177, 179; D. TaKy 179; S. Braun * Special APR Financing Bring this ad for 10% discount on any model in stock! DECKS ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR 3177; C. Wilson 176; John Bakor 176- I. Alien COMPUTER SHOW i 174; Rich Wolf 172; Bill Jones 171. S High series Ware by: Evans 594; Fablo 592' ^Huska 570; Vitoka 569; Wanko 558; Portia! To Advertise 1 For More Information CHAPMAN BROS. J551; Sales 549; Muldrow 529 and Bud Bakor OpenTDays!! ABLE ELECTRIC. FNewark Computer Show I J504. CLARKS DECKS UNLIMITED JheOrfyLogicdChokx "If it's electric, we do it! Lie. #1428 I June23'9:30am-4:00pm I Contact 1 ' • • . • ' ' . about the Business and OPEN 7 DAYS We build all sires and shapes S HILLSIDE AVE.PTA LANDING THE EWA AUTO MO Bl LI A CENTER REASONABLE RATES •• Plumbing I @ Holiday Inn (Newaik Airport North) | (Wacky Dovlls 52.5-40 5 WEEKNIGHTS 10 year guarantee Service Directory, Frontage Rd. (Exft 14 NJ TnpK., 2ndRlgM) Joyce kWild Wooders.....; 52.5-40.5 BOAT SALES TIL 9:00 PM 369 Springfield Avenue (Next to EMO) • FULLY INSURED • Heating • Cooling Save Up To 80% On JRowdlo Angola , 52.5-40.5 Exp. 6/30/96 All our wolmanlzed & • Alterations • Repairs Your Computer Needs |Mlslits .'.. 28.5-64.5 (all Joyce at 908-722-3000 Berkeley Heights (905)665-7510 Call Tim for,directions! cedar lumber guaranteed Call us For a • Air Conditioning EariyBW/4008p«W' Frt«Int«rnrt I CLARKS LANDING BOAT SALES I > J'-"-' LAST WEEK Free Estimates - Fully Insured FREE Estimate 908/722-3000 Frwlntem«(8«mlnifTt«»l «i_.. l| High games were by: Mary Stolto 189; Joyco Open M-F S:30-5:30 276-1320 I Mtero Mart, Tel: 909-924-2344 Fax: 60*824^621 ext.6254 JGryako 184; Camilla Wlddows 178; Nancy Ask for Frank ex. 6254 Holel:2Oi-755-9500 http^/vyvw.cornpu5how,com pango 166; Bonnie Clorkowskl 166; Christine 36 NORTH AVE..E. [Nelly 158; Roe Lutz 156; Rita Stiles 151. High Sat. 9-5 Sun 11-5 908-276-8377 Lie. #11500 series were rolled by: Mary Stolto 506; Joyco CRANFORD • 908-276-8692 CRANFORD Grysko 497; Camllle Wlddows 472; Rita Stiles 437; Nancy Oango 436; Roe Lutr 434; Chris- . 359 ROUTE 22* GREEN BROOK, NEW JERSEY 08812 • 908-627-0800 . tine Neory 426. '• May 29, 1996. - A-14 -The-Chronicle The Chronicle": Ar15

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4000 4020 4040 4090 4110 SERVICES 4080 ADVERTISE IN 4210 Business Services ChlU Care Provided CNM Care Provided HeamiCare Instruction/ Professional .Adult Day Care Servfces Education PROBLEMS WITH YOUR FORBES NEWSPAPERS Services CHILD CARE- In my 2 CLEAHINQ LADIES— • Child Care DRIVERS LICEN8E?- Middlesex home. Inf/toa, • Cleaning Wilt daan your home or POUSH AGENCY-Spe- DRUM LE88ONS- In DRAKES SMALL !•:•!•!•:•! yi-j*. • !y<- ?•£•:•' >->>;^'**;- y~ •;*;•;•; ^«ft| Suspenslons, Revoca- CLASSIFIEDS! * C0flVeU#SC#fit non-smoker," exp & refs, office. Low prices. 5 days cializing In'older A sick your home, By experi- ENGINE REPAIR tions, Outstanding Tick- 356-0761 • HeatttiCare ets? We can helpl Fret par week. 880-1884 care. Housekeepers live- ence professional teach- Call 968-4883 er. Alan at 7644658 iOS-tnoomeTax phone consultations. Call EF AU PAIR APT*, HOMES, SMALL In/out, Exec, rof.,862- CALL 1-800-559-9495 Reasonable rates! INTRODUCTIONS bet., 9-5pm at 1-800-457- European Uvs-ln OFFICES. Weakly, Bl- 0289 GUITAR IN8TR- 25 yrs. 7825 CJS Violation Svc. GRAND OPENING a Chlldcare wkly. Let me meet your RN/LPN/CHHA Teaching & performing NIRVANA Central New Jersey's best choice for meeting some- iiao-lnaurance Carefully screened, eada *H7ttWK exp. Ail styles, from assi SM.ENGINE REPAIR Are you Interested In 4150 4170_ Personal Care Massage 4)40 - Legal Servtcea professionally trained, people? We are Inter- ROCK Tb RAG8. Pick or 4480 - Loane • Finance 8tV.~ Lawn mowers, CLEANING Homea/Apta/ Loans A Finance Miscellaneous Center. Green Brook one close to home. See Weekend Plus English • speaking, legal ested in you. Call fingers, 1st lesson free 908-424-9090 «0- tractors, blowers, trlnv visas.. Experience tne Cana-oa/LOW RAtES w/out obllg. Refa avail, roftrs. etCi Fret p/u A I UO+. ProfJL. maflty svc. 4694580 vwfiott™: oftniorcutium t IRX . '. upon request 755-4383 — $|CA8H$>- Immediate METROPOLITAN OPERA tammantSarvleM D«l. 908-528-8974 child caret Avg $192 per .reliable. Exc. Mezzo ."Soprano "voice nrta?908-754-aS74 Carol. PIANO A ORGAN LES- $$ for structured settle- CEDAR PICNIC 10 » ri OftBSIOnM wk. For more info call: IN HOME CHILD CARE ments, annuities, lotter- lessons In area uses natrl ANNOUNCEMENTS FOR SALE SERVICES ' Michelle or Rob SONS- . B.S., M.M. In TABLE8- Custom tech. 212-724-6668 4040 Uve In/Uva Out Advertise In Uia ClatsHledl performance, all ages ies, Insurance claims and made. Any site or shape. "908-272-7873 CLEANING »ERVICES mortgages. 1-800-386- IN-COLUMN RATES GENERAL POLICIES & SERVICES 4010 Child Care PrwUe* Gov't designated, Part TIma/Fun Time Good rafa. Sxp.. Own and levels. Convenient Order now for your. OFFICE SUPPORT^- After School New Bruns. Loc. Call 3582 J.Q. Wentworth, the Memorial Day picnic; Data base mgmt. clerical, : All advertising placed In Forbes Newspapers Is subject AMI Ofay Cm non-profit proflran , Tramp, naajonable very nations only direct pur- Call 908-754-0090 or RtWabta. 580-7134 908-545-6262, W. msg. Call Wally 704-9071 Invoicing, computer help. l dit 4105 chaser. Call 908*48-1117 to final approval by the Publisher. We reserve the riant to correctly edit or - AFFORDABLE CARE- 201-693-0090 My home, summmar AcrVsnVta/nt/iaClMiffledf CUEANINQ 8ERV1CES- fncoitMTax PIANO LESSONS- In HOT NEW INTERNET classify copy, to refect or cancel any advertisement at any time. ~ INFANT CARE- Small your home. Branchburgr MALL- looking for hew TYPESETTING. Flyers, 4020 mtha. flex, daya/hrs. In- Cynthla & Carman, Good forma and much morel One Insertion $18.00/Week Cancellations: Accepted up to 2p.m. Monday prior to publication. Your,. raglaterad Hlllsboro Bridgewater, Hlllsbor- Advertise advertisers. Put your ad fant/up. 1st Aid, CPR E8TA8U8HE0- group. 12 yra. exp. Exc. INCOME TAX REASONABLE PRICES. CSrtf. 847-7307 , ough Call 369-4937. on the Information supar 4 lines, $2.00 each additional line sales representative win Issue you a number at the time ot the cancellation «T provlder/rscreatlon thera- PREPARATION- Fed- In the Classified! highway. For free Info, Call 908-424-8618 pist /Mom hat oparringa CLEAMNa SSHVrCES- eral, NJ, NY & PA, by TUTORING a classified ad. This Is your record of cancellation. '•••*" . ABLETOCLEANUP AFFORDABLE UVE IN MIDDdSEX MOM- will call 908-755-5447 .•...___ NANNY/AUPAIR- Legal In my Hlllsborough Rtatonabry rates En>. appt In your home. $40- Certified teacher, > Attic/ BamV Oarage/Yd caw for your child in my English, .ESL, German. FREE DEBT CONSOLI- LIFESTYLE MEMBER- Adluatmanta: Please check your ad for errors th&FIBST WEEK It •appears.':* for 12 mot. Avar, coat home, with large yard. own transportation. Call $50 fee. First consulta- ' • Ramodallng Dabrts home. Includes meals, Call 908-6264682 DATION-IMMEDIATE SHIP- For sale. Monthly, 4225 ForbetNey^papers will NOT be responsible for Incorrect adsatterihm tint", $200/**. 272-7873. Indtv. & group play In- 757-8712 tion free. 908-7524659. Five Insertions $14.40/Week 4010-4230 _•_ • MlnlDumpstiraRantal etudlng: Bailcakms ac- snackti activities, fun A Leave Message. - - RELIEEI Too many dues only $19. Asking Seasonal Servfces 1020-1060 2010-3100 week. Forbesaisumesnoflnandalrespc^albllltylorerrorsortorth^omlsslon ' Fast-Falr-Renable lots of (care. Please can (JSECLEANINa TUTORING: Reading, debtsT Overdue Bills? MOO: Call EmU Bifr4S44 ALPHABET KIDZ tivity, crafts, mualo, math In yr. home. 10 yrs 4 lines, $1.60 each additional line per week PROPERLY UCENSED oamea A special •verts. t0i-7»4-f10« Exc refa.. reasonable Reduce monthly pay- REAL ESTATE of copy. Error liability shall not exceed the cost of that portion of space • A new chHd day care. public school exp. TOM'S LAWN MOWER POOLS EMPLOYMENT AUTOMOTIVE !•• Z20YR8.EXPO TM». CAT.. EXaM avtll. rataa, dapendaWa. 8om- 4110 ments 30-60%. Elimi- occupied by such error. Major adjustment claims must be made within 30. center opening soon In OLCNs MOM OP 1- _ arae* •County 4694498. CerLK-8 & H.S. Math;MA nates Interest. Stop col- Sonrtce.-All makes & New, Service, rebuild, MrkaPMNDEVILLE 908481^908 TLC to your mtant/Tod. Instruction/ degree. Call 272-5315. models.Weedaaiars.Trlm- opening, free est, set days of Invoice, otherwise such claims will not be considered. So. Plainfltld. Enrolling 35>8874.321-8419 lection callers. Restore Garage Sale $17.00 1 MO W8 Wit now for Sept. Call for EXCELLENT CHILD m my ManvWe home. 20 Education credit.-NCCS, nonprofit. mers.ChatnSawk.Free prices. All Work Co. Payment In Advance: Visa, MasterCard, checks or cash BOOKKEEPING/ more Info & brochure CARET- Uc-d., FlrsVAW. yra.,axp. 008^28-8082 KITCHEM CABINETS 1-800-955-0412 est.P/U.deHvary.69»O326 908-359-3000 ACCOUNTING «ER- 5 lines.«$t,00'..each^djtidnaHkne. ^ ^ .' 908-754-7335 CPR, playroom, felvied • U R iABYSIT- CLEAMEO— DuU sticky, Choosing Your Rlg_ht Advertise POOLS— Pool Pkg. from; f yard. So. PtfdT?W rtckad. acratched * worn MORTGAGE INVESTOR CHILD CARE- -Oo.yeo Career A Making Jhe Busy privately held mort- 4190 $599. Also complete ser-1 araaa repaired. Ntchan vice & repairs. C & Mi w!rfJhb«hlWcr2bM«.lW!ca2 Transrtlcm Atkiura* For gages on residential land » All capital or bold letters 50c per line, per week '-.;;' TuntUp "*MTTS Party* j imlnlafiratlve burdens ot Monday Morning Inc my Ptacataway home. An n y 1553 CHILOCARE- Daycare NIES. ELDER CARE-All •OUSH WOMEN- Will comp. In your home. I $$ ANY CREDtt STOCK MARKET- Got teacher will provide fun A namiM. 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Al-j PAINTING A WALLPA- dren to swimming les- I WILL CARE FOR YOUR The Cozy CuMy Hole Prof, with a personal teratlons. custom designs REAL ESTATE IN-COLUMN • MONDAY 4:00pm sons. Quality chlldcare at CHILD— In my S.PIalnf- Family Child Care touch. No craws, Exp. Lessons In my home & N.J. 968-607-2720. Li- teed,' call Dan Parlllo, character sketches for i-800-559-9495 To Place An Ad Call "~ ; PERING- Unique wall locally. censed Mortgage Banker, Capital Ideas for Informa- partlea. Reasonable using your material. Call AUTO IN-COLUMN • MONDAY 4:00pm . design. Furn. Painting, a reasonable price. laid home. Lunch/Snacks Cartfdelns*l/CCPR ReR. Rafa. Scheduled to aft 6pm. 908-494-2924 Monday thru Friday Outside New Jersey 908-560-7073 provided, call 755-1312 908-872-207* Edison your naeda. 808-7554 908-699-0636 N J. Dept of Banking tion. 908-253-3888 rates. 908-6484548 CAMERA READY ADS • MONDAY 4:00pm 1-800-559-9495 I• Ftaa e«t. 008-578-1872 8:00am -5:00pm 1-908-722-3000 IN COLUMN CLASSIFIED • MONDAY4:00pm Legal Advertisers REAL ESTATE TAB • THURSDAY 5:00pm Outside New Jersey Call A Guide To Local Professionals Servicing Your Needs For • 4030 - Carpentry 4130 - Landscaping & 1 -908-722-3000 X6203 AUTO/CLASSIFIED DISPLAY • FRIDAY 5:00pm 1-908-722-3000 • 4070 - Electrical : Tree Care • 4075-Gutter* • 4160-Mqsonry • 4080 - Handyman Services • 4180 - Painting 2000 2040 2130 2100 • 4200 - Plumbing 1040 Wanted to Buy • 4085 - Mauling & Clean Up Personate FOR SALE Auctions • 4100 - Home Improvement Heating & Cooling • 4125-Interior.Decorating • 4220 - Roofing • 4230-Wallpapering. PRAYER TO THE ESTATE AUCTION $1000^10,000 paid for •4127-Kitchens BLESSED VIRGIN E.G. Heller A Son will antique oriental rugs.) BAHAMA CRUISE James Proctor 008-645^ (Never known to fall): sell the estate of • 5 days/4 nights. Under- Oh, most beautiful flower 4868,1-800-358-7847. ^ 4200 Robert C King, booked! Must ••III Lim- 4000 4085 4100 4100 4130 Aim of Mt. Carmel, fruitful 563LenoxAve., ited tickets. $279/coupl«. A BUYER OF ALT. 4070 Landscaping YOU'LL GET Plumbing, Heating vine splendor of Heaven, Westfleld 1-800-414-4181 EXLM4 SERVICES Electrical Homehnptwmnmn Blessed Mother of the U0NEL & Fryer tralru). and Tne Care and Cooling SAT. JUNE 1,0 am. BRIDQEWATER- 64 MARTIN8VILLE- Frl SCOTCH PLAINS Moru-SaL 9AM-10PM GREAT RESULTS! son of God, Immaculate 2120 BILL'S INTERIOR Virgin, assist me In my Pearl Si Flndeme. Sat & May 31. B-3, MS Laurel SUPER OARAOC SALE BAHAMA CRUISE ELECTRICIAN ALL TYPES CLEANUPS Mahogany Empire china Oarage Sales Sun-6/1-6/28.-00- Trail. Clothing, men. Saturday June tat CREATIVE LAND- PAINTINO A/C A HEATING TECH. necessity. Oh, Star, of the 5 days/4 nights. Under- 10062- CelDna fans Hauling, Demolition, no Free estimates. Quality closet & sideboard, 3:00. Big Charity Sale women & children. Lug- 8 am to 2 pm 60 year from $65. roof fana com- SCAPE— Lawn Main-, Mln. 5yrs Comm. & Ind. Sea, help me and hear 2010-Antiques Chestnut E. Lake d/f booked! Must settl Lim- $S$ ALL LIONEL. IVE8. lobs too big or tman free FREE! work. 908^56-3536 _1 1020 • Singles Organ- gage, baskets misc. Accumulation. Antlques- pWa $225.725-7267 tence Schrub and tree exp. Good driving me, herein you are my 2030 - Appliances desk, 3pc. omate tiger CRANFORO- 106 ned Ockets. $279/couple. AMERICAN FLYER- est. 006-086-7867 Forbes Newspapers record. Top pay, van w/ izations and activities mother. Oh, Holy Mary, NOTICE: Alf OARAGE OW Records- Furmture REFERRALS OF RfUABLE HOME planting, seed and sod, BILL8 PAINTINO * , 2030-Art maple bedset. Cherry, WIlshlreDr. Sate/1.9* . Middlesex 14004144181 BrtJiM and other toy trams. Col- HILLTOP ELECTRIC CLEAN UP ATTICS AC .Health Insurance, 1030 > Lost ft Found Mother of God, Queen of SALES advertisements Couches m Clothes Flsh- IMPROVEMENT MiOFESSIONALS pavara walks and patios, PAPERING.- Int/Ext KH. 2040-Auctions Pine, Oak dressers, Oak 1:30. Baby Items, doth- .1029' Beechwood Ave. Ing-Golf-Sport Items. Morw-Sat 9AM-10PM lector pays highest pric- HBrMFaT».Senrloa. BamtsAYarda retaining watts. Fraa Eat Classifieds Vaca., Profit sharing , 1040 - Personals' Heaven and Earthi I •RECEIVE DETAILED HffORMATlOM ON cabinets retlnlshed < In- 1050 • Coming Events.' 2050-Clothing ' sectional bookcase, Pine are PAYABLE IN AD- Ing. toys, stroller, etc. mt 28 to end of Orchard Rain or SNne^ash Only BLAW-tCNOX PP S00- es. Call 1400-4644671 tgradaa, Post Lnma. FreeEjt Call Scott Matlon tempmatic Inc. Call 722- humbly beseech you 2060-Collectibles desk,. Oak bookcase M/I NO EARLY BIRDS or 201429-1008 stead of refadng. Free 1060 -. Announcements VANCE by cash, Rd). FINAL MOVING 1210 Donamy Glen. Pavar Good cond. 10-16 Free BiLJJCsfJ.WS Call Rudy 722-8816. . SEVERAL LOCAL CONTRACTORS .::• 908-722-6866, Eat.908-762-7B46 : , . fwro the bottpm. ,of my, 2070 • Computer* leaded glass. Oak & Pine SALE. Sat 6/1 9-3. Rec heart to sticcor. me In this hkWSfMte CRANFORD- 451 .Or- Scotch Plains (Robin ft. screed. $25,000/BO. BUYING. CAMERAS JL ATLAS PLUMBING* u 2080 • Farm ft Qarden stand*, pictures, frames,' f CLEAN'U»^ -Q*'*P* neces's,lty. There are chard st 6/1 fl to 2 pm. rm couch & loveseat; UneOWCboptfWoad)- Also CallT2-Taradar. Photo Equip. 1 pc, 4>r GrMURtifr^REffSRVC 2088 - Firewood brass;top table, treadle; ,,R))r a.qupteon djirlCpme coffee & end \ 4030 • Carpantry H0NSON tLECTRft^ t M'W&s - Stllo.e021.Boil8ra/water- none that can withstand MuttMam. Yard sal*. K(ds good cond, new paint whole studio. No. • 4070 - Electrical 23 yra-Exp. AU tra*care in}. iPnty^-"»««»«,""'5 i heaters." all'types of '2020 2090-Ret Markets, sewing machine, walnut cost;' please . call table? lamps, Nordic SCOTCH PLAINS- 1905 Owner operatad. paddf* oiSsW^aSbimd & stump removal. Quality msnshfp. Refs. Cal) Qary your power. Oh. show Sales and Bazaars toys > clothes, hh Items. , $4900.5490350 poisrokt/movla. , 4075 • Guttera fana, roof fana, outakJe rant all aba dumpttere. aFASTI .improvement plumbing. 908-541.0785. mirror, reverse painting 1-800-559-9495. track exerciser,' bikes, Lake Ave Sat. 8/1, »• work at low ratas! Fully 908-816-1933 me herein you are my 2100-Free to Good. on glass, chairs, rockers, 4pm. Moving Sale. Rain FAN WOOD- Moving ^~~7 lighting, ave. changes, 006-226-8221 Organizations mother. Oh. Mary, con- CRANFORD-^ 4 books, old records, pic- • Hauling Resource Insured A free estimates. GRIFFITH PAINTING ATLAS PLUMBING BRUNSWICK COL- or 8hlna. Baby/chUdr«n. sale! Sofa, loveseat, appliance hoojwjpa, and •FREE! FIREWOOD- $1207 SLIIc.8021. BolleraAvater- and Activities ceived without sin, pray Home 692 Qallows Hill Rd., tures, wooden coal skut- COINS WANTED- P*y :; * Clean up CLEANUP A LIGHT So. Plfd. Int. * Ext. Wall- 2110-Furniture LANDAR slate top pool Sat.6/1; 10-Spm Tod- tle, IBM memory type- exsrclse, furniture Hams coffe table, 2 end tablet. cash, top pricwl Paper much more. Uc. 6632. Services cord, delivered : heatera, all types of for us who have recourse table, Collection ot glass- \410O-H«n« InsV, free. eat. 2Sjria. HAULING- of an typaa. >apering, Powarwashlng. to Wee (3x). Holy Mother, 2120 • Garage Sales dlers, Kids, Maternity writer, rnuch more. & lot* morel 28Jn Zenith console TV. money, foreign, stamp*, aEFFECTIVEl 463JTREE/245-6423 plumbing. 908-641-0785. ware, Lenox for 8, Col- swivel rocker, colonial CH90»>7tt266»3, FTM aisthnataa. Inaurad. ree est. 906-a26-1177, -BI-CURfOUS? I place this cause in your 2125-Merchandise clothes; Toys; Baby 2'odock brown paperbag scrap gold, old Jewelry & Low rates. We work v under $100 lectibles, sharp micro- SO. PLAINFIELD- 216 sofa & tovasaat natl pool CENTRAL AIR- Best Discreetly explore your hands (3x). Holy Spirit; Items. Odds & Ends.. spedall No EaHy Birds. Wadawerlh Terr (off starling. Estates and Col- weekends. Call Tony HOUSE PAINTINO Prices on Replacement, 2130 •General March wave, small refrlg., H/H table 31/2 by7 slate top INSIST ON QUAUTYI Ext/Int., Wallpapering - desires. No' experience you who. solve all prob- Hems, wardrobe.oriental PISCATAWAY- Moving PUlnflekJ Ave) FrL 5/31 & lections. 908-7824840.. 4072 00«-7l1-O40O 1-800-551-4477 cac. fum, wall units. 572- necessary. 10+908-494- 2140 - Office Furniture Sale. 7 Michael Street. Designer NESHANIC STATION— all access, LE CIERC Raab Coin, 4 Blobmfletd ^9 » Complete lawn care, FREE est. Quality work lems, light all roads so rug, color. TV, VCR, 307 Maple Ave. 6/1 A 6/ Sat 671, 9am-3pm. Mum Flooring landscaping, ate. Free 700 or 800-646^767 jO699. use code 9014 ' that I can attain my goal. and Supplies SaL 6/1,\9 - 3. Fum. HH Consignment Boutique 45ln Tlisart Tapestry Ave.. FUmlngton. " 4130 - Leacpg NILLA'S CLEANING A DECKS*? TANK REMOVAL A Ray 908-707-0927 lamps, assorted linens, DOUBLE TAKE 2, 9am-5pm over 50 famltyt H/H Items, toys, Est. Fully Insu. 862-5935 You who gave me the di- 2150-Software Items. Many Extras. garden Hems, turn. ' loom. W/Iln sect beam. * Tree Care CARTING You call I haul! BUILDERS OENERAL TESTING METAXAS PLUMBING & • MEET SEXY SINGLES Kenmore washer & gas High quality women's de- years accum. Rain or Gobelin 45ln loom, Har- DOLLS FROM THE 60% Dabrla removal of all HOUSEPAINTING vine gift'Id forgive and 2160-Wanted to Buy dryer, benchgrlnder, as- 4180-Masonry CARPET INSTAUATtOM nabie FreeEtt. From $290. Envtromental JUST LAWNS-Quallty HEATING— Repairs, In- Record & listen to ads BASKING RIDGE- 205 signer clothing and ac- Shine rltvllle 22ln 4H, 4H jack. Barbto, Tammy. Tresay '4178 • Moving fcmd. 908-76»6675. Remediation A Assess- SPECIAL- Free 2nd forget all evil against me sorted hand tools, A Sales at Wholaaala ) 906-707-0643 Care, No lawn too small. coat, gutter cleaning, stallation and alterna- FREE! Browsers Wel- and that In all Instances Douglas Rd SaL & Sun cessories-Armani, Carvin Call 889-4682 after 5 or Any cond.-Wllt travel 4-180-Patrrtlnfl ment. 90*692-6707 tions. Free est. Lie. come 18+ 808-494-1144, 2010 machinist tools, garden Klein, Escada, Valentino, NESHANIC 8TATI0N- Admtise «n «!• CtoJiWerf/ Prlcaa. Custom Work. SUPREME REMOVAL Roaa. rates. Call Emit for window wash with every In my life you are with, 6/1 & 2, 9am-5pm: Mov- 612 Clinton St 6/1 &2. tv msg. r- Call $Cathy$ 276-7*61 Call 00*665*481 DECKS DECKS DECKS Free Eat at 752-7110 10227 908-725-5696 use code 9013 . tools, ladders, air com- ing Sale. Rain or shine. & Chanel. All Items are at Yard. Household. Attics Free 19 paoe pteture bro- VASTINO ext paint Job. Free extf- me, I want, in this short Antiques 9am-3pm. Misc. House- GUNS, SWORDS, matas.Wa can paint your prayer to thank you for Furniture, bunk beds, least 75% off the prig, MENOPAUSE77 PMST? EXPERT FLOORS Spring Cleanup chure A est. TC Car- CONSTRUCTION KAROOS LAWN CARE NATALE PLUMBING/ hold, some antiques, KNIVES, MIUTARIA-NJ Construction Demolition Custom Renovations Timing is everything. faded aluminum aiding to all things as you confirm: Household computer cost. 2 locations:. 555 SO. PLAINFItLD-r- 3333 100% Natural Craaml Wood floor Irtatafflng A pantry 908-648-6396 Fall Cleanups HEATING- No Job too 1030 KoTORCYCLES: "76 Passalc Ave. West paid- wide variety . Relieves Symptoms! & Fed. tic. Top cash Contractors, Home Own- AddWons,Kltchena' look ilka new. . big or small. once again that I never WAR RELICS WANTED BMW R90/6,'85 BMW Beverly, Rd. Mullt-Farn. finishing. Pickling A Ro Use Forbes Lost & Found BERNARD8VU1E well 201-808-6666 and NOSIdeEHecUl paid. House calls made. Custom Staining. Free ers. Free Estlmatea. DRIVEWAYS- Patios, Bathrooma, Basements 906«1-71S4 908-322-4298 Uc.5322 want to be separated Swords, uniforms; med- K 100; '82 HONDA V45 PISCATAWAY- 301 El- Baby items, HH Items, Bert 821-4949 Fully Ins. I from you In eternal glory. als, patches, helmets, 123 Claremont Road 782 Morris Tpk. Short wood St (off River Rd.) Call 1-800-3904029 Etl Fully Insured. Local 906-608-9249 walka, drainage work, FuOylna-FraoasL Newspapers Classified magna (to be sold at 12); Clothes. Sat. 6/1/96. grading, on tank remov- KUSTOM SCAPE INTERI0R/EXTEHIOR Thank you for your civil war Items. 638-5243 2 Buildings! Hills 201-564-6464. Both Sat & Sun. e/B & 9, 8- HIGH PRICES PAID- for Rafa. (BOWO-Xpart Joe 906-786-7620 LOST— Nameplate neck- •70 PONTIAC GRAND Hugs selection of Spring stores now open Sun. NATURAL ets, DBS Property Inv Specializing In redesign- to sell your "treasures". Experience. Quality work. mercy toward me and PRIX, "87 MERCURY 4pm. Hugh Oarage Sale SOMERVtLE- 201 East postcards, sheet music, Fully Insured, reasonable CLEAN-UP lace "Mlchele believed mine. The person must, Clothing & Accessories noon-5pm • High St. 5/30 thru 6/1 . BEEF— NO hormones 4030 provamant 906-673-0151 ing existing scapes ty lost In vicinity of Cran- SABLE, '87 MAZDA old toys, baseball Items, rates. Call 908-382-1070. say this.' prayer 3 con- 2020 for Women, Children & PISCATAWAY- 361 Everything must go. Rain or antibiotics. Pure Black Carpantry 4079 4100 DRIVEWAYS/SEAL 4139 transplanting trees or lord High School. Re- 626LX. Men. DUNELLEN- 314 Third cameras, military, TVs, shrubs to obtain a new & TIME? secutive days. After 3 AppUanmts Stelton Rd. 3 fam. hh or shine. : Angus from local farm. Worlds Fair, fountain Gutters Home Improvement COATING- Decks aeal- Interior Decorating Phone 1-800-559-9495 J.EJW. PAINTING ward. Sentimental value. Preview 8AM NEW ARRIVALS In our St Sat. 6/1, 9am-2pm. Items, fum. books, am/ more polished look. days, the request will be Grain fed. tender a deli- Ing, powarwashlng, roto- : Int./Ext. Prolasslonal. Call 709-0687 : Rain date: JUNE 2 SOMERVILLE- 1 East pane. Call 272-6777. ' ' 908-626-*379 . , •'•' or •••• ; USE FORBES granted. This prayer furnishings dept.: Iron Moving Sale! Couch, fm rec. & much much cious. $2.49 Ib, halves or DECKS tflOnfl. Qual. work. 5 yra. Quality work. Affordable- APPLIANCE SALE Fum;, Queen Anne & loveseat, computer desk,' more Sat, 6/1.9 to 6. Summit St. (corner of GUTTERS A LEADERS AAADRYWALLA must be published after : quarters, cut to your cus- OLD SILVER DOLLARS! Doors, SUders axp. Free eat, 526-7478 CUSTOM SLIPCOVERS LANDSCAPE MAINTE- (908) 722-3000 rates. Free Estimate the favor Is granted.MB Refg. $85, washer/dryer DIRECTIONS: RT 22 E to Shleldback chairs; Pine exec, equip. many H/H North Bridge ft East I'LL Pay You At Lsaat Throughly cleaned and SPACKUNO CLASSIFIEDS! 1040 New Providence Rd., R PISCATAWAY- 40 plus tom order, vacuum- A Porches Oraparlaa, Raupholstery. NANCE— Call now fbr Jason. 627-Hga . •- $75. Fully guar'd.also Armolre & Dresser, furnishings 8ummlt). Sat. 6/1, 9-4. $100. For 20 Old Silver 908-3644416 flushia. Quality ecreena Over 20yrs Exp. Sheet- DHYWALL Formerly at Statnbacha A Mon.-Fri. 8:00am-5:00pm Personals on Mountain Ave., L on family. Sat. 6/1 » am to 4 Something for everyonsl packed & labeled. This to rock. Painting A Carpen- spring dean-tip A receive OLD QUY PAINTING service $19.95. 908-754- Mahog, tables, Metlox Ooliarsl Buying John Mc- installtd. Repair work Repairs, addWona, new Hahna'a. 47 yaara exp. 1 free month mainte- OIL TANK 7209 Chestnut, R on Broad St. Homestead, Chandeliers, DUNELLEN- 326 Mtn pm. Rain or Shine. Lake NOT a freezer plan. CALL Cormack Rscorda t A. dona. 'I'll be mere to do try. Great prlcaa 636- homee- Free Estimates NeedlntPBWUng7 View Terr. 6/1 9-4 Appli- 8OMERVIULE- 172 E. r MX. ASPECTS- Interior, Senior discount Free nance. For free est call Removed or Sand Filled L on Stanley, fl on Lenox Lamps, Rugs, Mirrors. & Nelson area. Off Metiers Olemwiew Farm, box of Old Post Cards? Con 665Sext34 1-«0O-2ee-«573 Shop at home service. Call The Old Quy - 20/20 WITHOUT ADVERTISE IN MAYTAQ REFRIGERA- Ave. Watch for signs. ances, turn, baby Items, Lane. Behind Rackleys. High St. 6/1 & 2,. 9am- , Exterior Home Repair, the 908-9664165 4130 4*60 906-7654104 Quality Service at Afford- more. , •. . 908-832-2122 Call Tom 9644772 • Ask for Rich W. Canter. 906-757-6655 able Prices 908-560-7305 -GLASSES!- Sale, rapid, TOR/FREEZER— 1991. Consignment by appL No Early Birds. 3pm. No early Birds. i gutters, Siding, Doori, Landscaping Masonry non-surgical, permanent FORBES PISCATAWAY- -'Windows, Kitchens, etc. LANDSCAPES PAINTINO *40 PER slde-by-slde. Almond, ROBERTS. HELLER ENCORE QUALITY SOMERVILLE- 447 PAROCHIAL UNIFORMS PAYING- Cash for old Dump Trucks For Hire Designed A redesigned and Tree Care OIL TANKS t restoration In 6-8 weeks, exc. cond. S400/BO. 908-236-2105 EDISON NTS- 58, 59 * « Willow Ave^ Frl. 5/31 & SAVINGS- Lorraine's Jr. furniture, toys, chrtl war -Inc. Dan 806-968-0876 Advtrt/jainthaC/iMWtd! Single axle and tandem. ROOM-Mln 3 rms. Your .i Airline pilot developed, CONSIGNMENTS 81 Wllk Rd (Grand View Sat. 6/1; 8-2pm. Home Catherine St Some toys. •••••••> 412T Water Palls MASONRY- All Types Sand filled or removed. CLASSIFIEDS 908454-1340 dept store Somerset NJ military items. One Kern I,ALL PHASES OF HOME Day A weekly rataa. For paints. Immediate est. 16 East Coast Marine Ser. . Doctor approved. Free Tue-F10-6.Thur8.tll8 to Harmon to Wllk) Sat. Decor, clothlng-mlnt Antique Tools, dishes. 2494228 Kitchens Stone & Tie Walla 10 years Experience Sat. 10-5. 908-766-7760 to entire. estate. Batty, SIpAIR intarlor/axterior, CERAMIC TILS sale, top eoikeand-etone, Free Estlmatea TICK CONTROL Free Estimates yrs exp. 633^892 908-518-0732 " ."Information by mail: PRE-OWNED 6/1, 8-4pm. Introducing a cond., toys. Antique Clothes, mlcs. Fit 6/31 & Marble, Granite. Installa- etc. 908-968-3174 AND WATCH Sat.6/1.8-4 Bill or Bob, 906-526-2913 windows, doore, bath- 960-725-4623 TREATMENTS- Also Call 908-526-3354 PAINTINO by BRUSH- - (800) 422-7320, ext. 224. new line of apptizer & Bedrm set Raln/Shlne. PRESSURE CLEANERS or 2014144914 tion by matter craftsman. lawn care programs PLUMBING & HEATING APPLIANCES 2060 PSI- 1150-J99; 1500- igrooms, painting, etc Call 4080 FENCES-New A repair, THE KITCHEN MAN WORKS- all Wnds, bldg •={406) 881.557A Fax(406) BRANCHBURG desserts. Nosh while you WESTFIELD 1 Roaldentlal A Com- 6 steps to a beautiful MASONRY- All types: Low rates. Good service. •961-5577. SATISFAC- Guaranteed $85..and up. shop. Multl fam. Sale. PISCATAWAY- Family $299; 20004339; 5300- John908-764-6827 Handyi wood or chain link, free A gorgeous Kit In only 4 repairs. Exp & Reliable, CoffecUbfes Moving sale after 30yrs GRANNT S TREASURES mercial. 17 yaara axp. LANDSCAPING A LAWN lawn. Free Est. Exp., Uc. Sidewalks, steps. Sieve 908-526-5134 Drain cleaning. Free esti- TION GUARANTEED. Major appliance repairs. Baby items, children's flee-market June 1 & 2, $899; Honda contractor eat Mar-Nlc Fence 908- day* Complete line of MAINTENANCE- High BUSINESS automotlves, h/h, plumb- Old-Antiques-New Ads In Classified CARPENTRY Complete remodels, wire cablneu at super low af- & Insured 908-218-1798 Concrete work,' Brick & mates. License #10118. Call 908-324-7566 clothes, toys, H/H, 9-5. 650 William St. 400041199; complete, mesh floor*, mud pans, 8284109. quality, low rates. Senior Ing, electrical, 25C up. Something for every- 301 Hillside Avenue Int/Ext. Home Improve- A A J KBNMORB A fordable prices. Counter Blocks. 36 yrs. exp. Call PAINTING Call John 968-8634 -ABUNDANCE OF LOVE AUTHENTIC- Butcher Sat/Sun 6/1 & 6/2 10- books, furn. etc plus. factory direct, tax free, don't cost — • lf^l«LPW>LW^l«LPW>LWalt»irl A A marble buflnoalng. Dan citizen discounts, free TREE A SHRUB CARE John at 908-526-1244 Exterior/interior free est. '-and security await your WASHER- $75. Dryer, body. Sat 6/8 9:304:00 lowest prices guaran- ment; Decks 4, Baths, GARY'S FLOORING top* made A Installed. SCHNEIDER PLUMBING block on rolling lags 3ft 2pm.(Rt 22 west to fresh,baked goods. They pay! $200. off with this ad. Dryer repalr.^OIaeounta Palchahaa 90fW34-i152_ est. Can Danny 469-7682 SPECIALISTS- He. & Its hard to beat our prlc- -newborn. We're a loving $65. Stove, $75, Refrig- wide x 2ft 3ln deep x 1ft Sun 6/9 10:00-3:00 teed, catalog, 24 hours, Sanding Staining' ™ree Est 736^8990 Ins. Insect control & deep State lie. 4675. Service, erator, $170. Can deliver. N.Branch station, exit PISCATAWAY- Sat 6/1 ^ht Bookingoking. PPalnUnga , for sanlora 782-8975 PETER DINIZO esl Neat and Reliable. ' couple with a caring ex- high $300. Penzoll Sign EDISON- Woodbrook WESTFIELD- 560 Cum- 1-800-333-9274 ^he STEVE'S CARPENTRY Reflnlsh LANDSCAPING root feeding/free consul- Mason Contractor Remod. Repairs. Est. GROW Color console TV $100. right off 22 go south 1/4 18 Wynnwood Ave. (oft | FreF e EstEst. . Call Free estimate. 486-3970 WOOD REFACINQ Call S.W. Painting pended family who enjoy 6ft long x1 ft wide $100. comers, (off Park Ave)- berland St 5/31 & 6/1 9- Etc. Windows. Doors, sheet Shrub/Tree Installation tatlon 908-218-0798 All masonry work. Free 1916 908-668-0136 Pis call 7224320. nil right turn at T. 1 block River Rd). Many toys. 8KIN SO SOFT- JUNK REMOVAL Many styles & colors, (908) 647-5436 sports, laughter & more. SUPPORT SYSTEM Collection of fine. china to Miller Ave & Station Dev-wlde garage sale. 6/ 5pm. Moving Sate.- Fum,. 3000 rock fin., paint, plumb, J.QARRETTA8SOC. Mulch/Stone: Seeding estimate. 908-689-8771. cups & saucers, call 908- 19-2 Rain date 6/2. • . Kids clothes & stuff. AVON'S New mosquito, Attics, baiamenta. yards Free Estimates. Kitchen Affordable. 906-469-7701 TREE A SHRUB CARE PAINTING Mod/logal paid. Please SHUT IN? Rd.) On comer. Misc. Items fl-4 pm Tools. It much more. • PETS AND Uc. 537B 356-8927 Complete Home Remc- call Joyce & Dave 1-800- 218-8954. flea & Deer tick repellent CaU Jo«r287-1281 Tuna-UPS906-755-1977 SPECIALISTS- Me. & QUALITY MASONRY Interior & Exterior 4220 You talk-1 listen HIGHLAND PARK- 321 W/aun screen Is avail- LIVESTOCK ALL BBMODEHNO A dllng, Siding, Roofing. LAWK CARE- Spring Ins. Insect control & deep Steps, Sidewalks, Patios 386-1301 BRIDGEWATER- 42 PISCATAWAY- Sat 6/1. WHITEHOUSE- Sat. 6/1 NAMLAWNCARE Gutter*, leaders, doors, Wallpapering Call for more Info Grant Ave. -6/1 10-3pm. 9-4. 16 North Ryland Rd. able, Lyme disease la on 4070 REPAIRS- Handyman clean-ups A grass cut- root feeding, freo consul- Basement waterproofing Roofing Red Oak Way (approx. 1 9-4, HH, baby Items, Odd Joba. Jrae |arvlce windows, porch enclo- 4130 ting. Free Estimate*. Call ***** JUST TALK, INC QPRING 2070 Moving Sale) Records, (off 22 west behind Ry- the rise-protect yourself. Electrical service. 14 yrs. exp. Free tation 908-253-0193 _ Insured. Free Estimates WINDOW REPAIR 908-389-817S mile past Duke Island. clothes, misc. No early 3010-Birds sures, decks, baths & Landscaping Anthony 908-722-1705. Qomputers Park), Sat June 1st and - clothes, books, toys & birds. land Inn). Moving put of Free delivery, Call Est InsurdL 908-220-S07 Call Marfc 908-424-2083 Puttying, Broken Glass FIND A FRIEND! more. Bargain Prices. Wenda 908-560-9425 3020 - Cata . kitchens, Water proofing. and Tree Care ROOFING— Hayes Con- THANK YOU ST. JUDE- CLEANING? Sun, June 2nd. Sale of state. Treasurers to Trin- 3030-Dogs ATTICS TO BASEMENTS No lob too amalll We LAWN MAINTENANCE VOU NEED MASON repairs, Caulking & tracting. Specializing In kets Including Furn, baby ALK ELECTRIC- re*ld. ODD JOBS A GENERAL for prayers answered. furniture, Household HOUSE SALES UNLD STAIRMASTER 4000- 5 3040-Fish All phases of ramodellng gladry accept Visa/ MC, All phases Incl. Thatch- , 4160 WORK DONE? And we Washing. Fully Ins., Free Res. Roofing. FREE EST. USE FORBES Computer- 386DX-33, 4 Items, clothes, toys, Advertise . Items, toys, bikes, glass- comm. & Indust. avail REPAIRS- Lt. hauling, MB By Lori Palmer YRS. OLD. Exc. cond. 3050-Horses Free EsUmatas 561-7154 Discovert Full Uc. A Ins. Ing, Shrub Trimming & Masonry want to do it. Brick, est. 27 yrs. exp. Fully Ins. 753-5372 meg Ram, 200m hd, svga baby Items and much full & Partial contents ware, dog. kennel. No days, weekends, nights bruah cleared A re- Member B.aB. 908-777- Installation, Spring • BobSwnman TRYING TO LOCATE A In the Classified! Early Birds! paid $ 2800. asking 3060-Livestock rt BA8EMENT/WATER- block, concrete, patios, CLASSIFIEDS! Color, $375; IBM XT sys- more. . 908^26-8552 ^ FR¥fe ESTI Fully Tns. moved. ExP««" /«xJ: 1151 or 1-800-29M873 Clean-Up. Jeff 783-6742 *. Daughter ROOFING PERSON— who use to $1500. Call 008-234-2004 3070-Other Pots - raasonabla^ratea. Uc PROOFINO- Sump maybe a garage or 3. Shingle Specialist tem, $75. 24-pln printer 3080 - Adoptable Peta carpantry, painting, ra- A1 REP MASONRY-Wo>] You name 1t-we'li do It. 908-820-3382 . big broth- wow tor 1KB irUTFumsrusr $55 53*59TB-eViSa— pumps. Ext. Drainage, LAWN MAINTENANCE Quality work guaranteed 30tO»BoeiUlny, piacemant windows «• ** MR.DO-RIGHT** do It all. Big pr,sm. Sj Use this Ad and gat _ or, doting grandparents, In Galthersburg, MA. If merclal/home. Lotions decks. Tree wo lB iree'est. A liisuied SalllnuT Hentlng? LAWN CARE- At rates Complete, PAINTING- Int/Ext - 603-968-5778 lots of love & lots of you know how I can get IBM COMPATIBLE Training A Grooming ^at-EH! ELECTRIC- All CaTl Mark at 424-2083 you cani Raas upi Let us nanco Co. Fully Ins. & 10% on. we give free os Paper Removal & g (Including: Supre, Body 1 needs: house splitting, guttaracto Moving?-Call me Tor-all Concrete. Fully Ins. Free. llrnales. Will do work In CAF1CE CONST opportunities await your In touch with this gentle- $295. We also buy and 3100 - Miscellaneous your work, axp. painter, do youryard work. Lawn. Pesticide U6. Free Est. Ing. Fref Eat 30 yra repair computers, moni- Drench, Nltro, Inferno No lob too amall. . BATHROOMS, Est. Honest Work/ Fair N.J. & PA. Call. Roofing Of All Types baby. We're easy to talk man, who Is believed to Supplies A 8ervfcea breaV your back? If apacKuter, Tile* porch A Call90e-722-62ip: __ exp, can jorm 602-1535 live In Somervllle call tors, printers and boards. ITS TIME FO and Swedish Beauty). "Htahtmg, talaphopea. etc. Complete renovations, at Prices. 526-6647 610-759-0233 Shlnglea/Flat/Siate to and we care about you Lamps, parts and sup- Quick iwaponse. LIC; screen repair, Storm dr.s MIKE'S TREE SERVICE PAINTINQ- Let a Leak Repairs 96M241 - and your baby. Call 703-451-4686 908^64-7496 . repairs, plurnblmg. re- Installed/ Master of the gag plies. Call Today PURET- 3030 #7634. Call 356^041; nroutlng. Free Est Fully Tree. & stump removal, woman do your palnUng. Mlchelo A Jim at homo small |0b* 906-968-7540 DANNUCCI ROOFING WORLD'S TOP PSY- SMALL BUSINESS AN INTERNATIONAL Dogs • H7ftO137. or 704-8970 fns. Call Randy, pruning, brush chipping, Neat, daan quality work. 1-800-484-1303 SPECIALIST- Networks INC. 14004384267 ' Ads in Classified Insured, Free Est. Car Fully Insured, Free- est. CHICS— Llvel Horo- 753-2769 or 322-2560 PRECISION CONTRACT- log spRUng. wood chips. : .' COd» 5971 custom apps. Repairs. .^COONEY ELECTRIC Mike 908-722^235 Maryann 008-660^238 Over 20yre. experience. scope. 'Astrology. Tarot. WOLFF TANNING ... PAINnNGj" ING- Custom builders, don't cost— - Couplo wishes to provide Numborology. #1 • Psy- Sales & Upgrades. Polrrt BICHON FRISE- Pure „ "For all Electric Work. Uc. . WINDSOR 908-996-6462. BEDS— Tan at Home. INTERIOR A BXTBRIOR BATHTUB A TILE RE- addition, add-a-levol, LANDSCAPING MULCH/STONE- Pick • A-1 WAYNE P. SCOTT They pay! PRES8URE WASHING -" a loving and socure chic line In tho country. of Sale Sys. 388-2485 ' bread ready now; 2 h.,2976- Insured, Com roofing, aiding, decks, ROOFING— Siding, Gut- Buy DIRECT and SAVEI l SURFACING- 5 year Uwn cutting, light trim- Up Or prompt delivery. Quality masonry ser- House, decks, sidewalks, .- homo for Infant. All costs 1-900-329-4400 ext. 065. males, One female. 908- ' -^etltjva Pricing. 469-1281 Deck and Fence Bleach- painting. 906-906-1186 ters, Leaders & Repairs Commercial/Home units ing, Staining and warranty, tree estimates. ming, & MULCHING. Retail or Wholesale. vices. Free estimate. Ref- fences. Fully Insu. Free paid. Please call collect $3.95/mln. 18 + . IBS. from $199.00 low month- 8064982 leave msg. •• . roolln ri Call 908-756-5351 erences. Insured. 40 yrs. Free EsL Fair Prices 21425 W. 83rd St., Le- 2080 COONEY ELECTRIC- olln ri Quality Kitchens A Bath Free est. 906-722-1952 Eagle Fence & Supply Est. 808-755-8676 . In the evonlngs or wook- GAR ly payments. FREE Color ' "M typea . Resd/Comm, sealingWaTerp. OdR^5d lobT?)sl 908-526-5775 a family business. Every 908-753^)842 nexa, KS. . Farm A Garden \ WT R5 T?)l BLOWN-INSULATION Insurance Restoration 4180 ~ ends at (610) 296-7478, Catalog call TODAY 1- "eaion&le A Rad-Wa- job a specialty. 968-5230 R.HNA8KO 3050 UC 2978. Fully Insurd 12 years experience Painting Fully Ins. Free Est. WHATTON ROOFING woekdays at (215) 877- WOULD YOU UKE TO 800442-1305 aoa-46fM>261 • Call Pete. 317-6846 • Garage, Ceilings, Attica. UWN CUTTING Horses Non-Toxic, High fl- value. References A Guaranties DEAN KOEP & SON Neat & Dependable A leaky roof does't moan 8500. If we are not avall- LEARN MORE ABOUT TOP8OIL/MULCHES- AFFORDABLE PANZARELLA LAND- ', able, please loavo us a l~- ELECTRICAL WORK Floshar272r9299 Call today 908-561-3554.. 908-722-5592/838-5085 SCAPING- Cleanup. Mason. Stops, walks, pa- work. 906-369-5876 a major exponsol Free THE WORLD? At Wholesale Prices Place Your $17 General HANDYMAN JMC Home Renovation CHRISTAOORE Est. Fully Insu. 750-0920 _ message. FIND A .{yrraoK Lighting Dryer a Lawn Maln.,Trlmmlng. S tios, chimneys, now or Host Scandinavian, Euro- Pick-up or Delivery BEDMIN8TER-OLDWICK I Do It AU! 15 yra. exp. Capitol Restorations ^ Affordable Landscaping repair. Freo est. Ins. PAINTING. RAINBOW-0 * J PTG poan. South American, .if range ckts. ec, pools, Professional Poworwash 8HEET ROCK A Plfd. 666-0050 Professional Painting «. ADOPTION- Croatlyo, Call 908-560-8000 AREA- BOX Stalls in ti>jtoaa, outdoor '.Hghung. Quality work. Great rates Lawn malnt. Spring 908-903-1026 Neat quality work, many loving couple has a cozy Asian, Russian High FURRY, Spring Special $99 & up SPACKLE- Patches to ROSE GARDEN - Land- Fully Ins. Reas. Free Est. refa. Int/Ext. fully Insured. bright, airy bam. Superb r-service upgrades, vlola- Free est. 9O8-765-73i0_. walls, will build & finish clean-ups, fertilizing, 4230 home for your baby. Can School Exchange Stu- Garage Sale care for your horses! NO 608-903-9030 mulch, Topaoll & all scaping . Spring Clean- DOWNES CONST. 276-1127 Visa/Master 356-9019 iollons corrected Inspac- provide best opportunl- dents arriving August. 2110 FEATHERED all. lnsured.906-968-2701 ups. Landscape Design. All types of masonary, Nobody Covers It Betterl Wallpapering mudl All-day turn out. ,,-tlons, etc. Quality worK CARPENTRY A ROOF- typea of landscaping: 8KYUNE PAINTING - tlos. Great family. Bill & CallAISEI-800-SIBUNQ fbmffure 40S5 Rich 908-754-1288 Lawn Malnt Fully Insurd. tile Free estlmatos: Mlko Large ring. Prof'l tralher « Quick Reaponse. Fj»8 ING- repair. Celling A SPACKUNO. PAINTING 4 POWERWASHINQ Kris (800) 342-7044 OR FINNED avail, for dressage, x- 26 Hauling & Clean Up Free Est. 756-7563 756-7233 , YOUR CLASSIFIED AD r,E8t. License 10 floor porches, steps. Specallzlng In restoring A+ LANDSCAPER Int/Ext painting, houses WALLPAPERING BY Ad and Receive country, stadium Jump- old crack damaged plas- ADOPTION- Happily CAN BE PUBLISHED IN 2040 FURNITURE-MOVINQ- : «O8-603-9316 paint. Call 356-8020 Lawna cut, fertilized 4 MASON & decks washed & FEMININE TOUCH 113. NEW JERSEY Ing, clinics.. Fabulous trail ter walls A calling. Rea- ROTOTILLING sealed. 90*381-1637 Reasonable rates, • married, financially so- Auctions New 0 piece Mahogany ELECTRICAL WOBK- CERAMIC TILE seeded. Spring clean up, CONTRACTORS " cure and loving couple NEW8PAPER8 WITH Lacquer bdrm set, $1500 syatem. 325. • sonable rates. roto tilling , power wash- TROY BILTS, Established prompt service. Frea.os- ONE EASY PHONE CALL 908432-2122 '. I, - Commsrclal. fas'den"^ Remodeling,, InstallatioInstallation 806-682-6814 JOHN MACNAMARA *• desire to adopt infant or or b/o, Queen & twin size L,and Industrial. Ucensed, ing. Call now for 10% off Gardens aa low as $25. Specializing In all types • PAINTING* tlmatou. No |ob too AND FOR ONE LOW beds $160/$50. China and repairrepair. Free eestlestl- A Free Eat Forfa & Sons Custom lawn work.' Free of masonry: Brick work, PAINTING. small. Call 231-0282 multiples. Confidential PRICE. FOR ONLY RONNIE'S AUCTION 1 No. 9141, and Insured 5T?. 906436-7936-7935 STEVE BUHLER '- and respectful. Expenses 8ERVtCC closet $50. Roll top desk •FREElSigns 3080 CONSTRUCTION 90»241-635fl est 908-725-3228 . block work,-.concrete, Int/Ext. Recoomened by ROOFING $210.00 YOUR AD WILL $25. Call 008-549-9021. Free astlmates. Cal etc; Fully Insured. Free Int. Oecorators.10 Yrs. paid. Thank you for call. REACH OVER 1.2 MIL- We Handle all kinds of D A C - ' Re»ldental/Commerclal Supreme Landscaping SIDING 4235 Adoptable Pets , Vlnca Santonastaso EleC' BEAR PAWS ostlmatos. Exp. Call John 709-0916 1,-B00~582-9009. LION HOMES Auctions. Specializing In HAUUNaACLEAIftlP CONSTRUCTION- • Quality work at competi- Stump Removal Spring Cleanup. Mowing Antiques, Toys, Tools, MOVING- 6/2. comp. -^rinOAB.1609. adWIons, Dormers, Re- tive rates. We dolt AU 20yrs exp. Very high Windows BEAUTIFUL NUDIST THROUGHOUT THE desk, bk. case, sola junk removal, bsmt Ins. Curtloua, Prompt, Trimming, Planting NO JOB ANTHONY'S PAINTING quality. Very neat & STATE. CALL FORBES Art. Glass. Estates, FRIEND ADOPT A FRIEND AND placemont Windows and from basement to roof, Competitive 685-0077 Walks & PaTlos 805-9249 Interior/exterior. Roofing, 8WIM CLUB- right In Divorce, Bankruptcy, beds, gas grill, speakers, attics, yards, pools Boors. All phases of^car- Office Interlora. Fully In- TOO SMALL dependable. Lowes' your backyard. Healed CLASSIFIED AT 1-800- w/unlt, tables, plus more • Rain Date A SMILE- Somerset Instant duality §«rv ce gutters cleaned/Installed. WINDOW CLEANING AND APPRAISALS. Buy pentry. Free Est. 908- sured. References avail- CLEAN-UP8 T J'S UWN & LAND- Free est. 752-6441 prices. Super tele "'pool, hot tub, sun deck, 550-9495, ASK FOR 234-0615 leave msg. IN Regional Animal Shelter You Call We»aul 908-526-3500 Highest quality. Neat and JOYCE FOR ALL THE Ing Small lots, or has pots of all sizes and 486-6238 able. 908-968-7042 LAWN MOWING SCAPE— Spring clean Qet In touch befofo >• social • activities, family MASONRY^- Patios, B A LENOX CONT.- reliable. Specializing and DETAILS ABOUT SCAN- Estates, 18 YEARS IN SOFA species for adoption at r eLECTRICAL-^Froe E»t. PRUNING up. Thatching, Seeding, lupaytocmuchl residential. 'I'll be there •• atmosphere. Call now BUSINESS. PLCASe FORBES DRIVEWAYS- Parking Mowing. Rototllllng, stoops, walks. Etp. No inUExt. Quality work & v STATEWIDE CLASSIFIED Excellont condition, 4yrs reasonable cost. Missing l AFFORDABLE- J,unk membership Is limited CUP AND SAVE. Guarantee > * " e»( ™'* rl lota. Black.toppad, lob to small. Free est. materials, Exc. Refa. Free to do the Job." Gregory Rimoval. fleaapnable ''hi 'ifct';Ctot«W«fl; Schrub Trlmrnlng.Free 008-047-2310 AD NETWORK. old, almost new. $350 or a Pet? For more Informa- stoned, sealed, Belgium Cort 908-754-2617 (908) 834-2080 b/o. 908-424-8546. CLASSIFIEDS tlon call 725-0308. ' ora, Fonf-J 3 ' Est. 908473-2246 Franklin area. 828-2741 Est. 12 yrs exp 526-4399 • Phases of- r^k'fl087221882 ia2607356 A-16 The Chronicle Employment Guide

5100 Feeling like you're Career Investments/ out on a limb? Opportunities iomt• ddt listed in this das-:, ification may require a fee- Fulltime. Salary. The Star-Ledger to purchase information To A Part-Time, and/or Materials regarding Commission. Benefits. has Adult Routes career investments and/or , Cireilitioi Service Repremtitivet available in early opportunities. •_ '• , morning. Earn 11000 WEEKLY- Stuff-' Career Forbes Classified phone room is ng Envelopes your loca-••' looking for an ENERGETIC, AS- $500-$650+per tlon. Easy work, excellent pay, PT/FT. WORKERS" The Slu-Ud|er hu early momitif ptrMime SERTIVE, POSITIVE person to join | month. A good JEED NOWI FREE DE- -wonVA-jood-CM .It» muiL Surtinjuluy ii TAILS aendSEiJPuQ.SASQ . $USperwtdc.j>lutcarexpense>. Commiwoni | our advertising team. cor is a must. Box 500-KT, Lima, PA With are available. Fringe beneflu include.* Vixion, 9037 (Dlr. Offer) dental and vacation*. Rapid Increales In ulaiy. 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Toll Free GREAT RESULTS 1)-B0«rafr9778 Ext. R- Plus, we offer attractive starting pay and benefits Includlngiiealth i274 for details. and dental coverage, prescription plan and morel S40.000/YR INCOME 'SI WITH FORBES (The Potential. Home typists/ Interested? Then send your resume to; P,C users. Toll Free (1) • n- i 80f>898-9778 Ext. T-6274 "We* kestenbaum • • i CLASSIFIED tll ^ Forbes Newspapers Offer An A«fteM«Le ARTS- P.O. Box 699 CraftajToys, Jewelry, '•••'• •"•' h ' "•'• ''•• Exceiettt Product w ' 5 &•!•':' rHB,compuferwortffftfrrt .' TELEMARKETINO home In your spare Urns. Service at a Fair Price I justwantedtotakea moment From your home.. BANK Great pay. Free details- and The Consumer andthankyou for your wonderful AnyJiours call call 1-800^632-8007, 24 FORECLOSURE Jack 908-647-3180 hrs. (FEE) . • •. • wl Respond. service. I spoke with you two It you're a licensed real- WAITER/WAITRES8 ASSEMBLERS- Excel- To Get Response... weeks ago, and you very tor, experienced, (we will Exp. preferred, days & lent Income to assemble, N E WSP APE R S graciously assisted mein placing consider newly licensed) night shifts, available. products at home. . - " • errwOM ot nu» we CaT we need you to help us Tony or Teddy at Sunset Info 1-604-646-1700 .. • mv ad for a data entry position. LIST ft SELL BANK 356-2674 : DepLrtJ-8331 908-722-3000 FORECLOSURE proper- 5000 Theresponsehasbeenamazing: ties. We have over 200 WAITRESS/WAITERS CASH PAID WEEKLY- 5050 to Advertise In properties and 20 major F/T and P/T for busy Eam $2 for each enve-* EMPLOYMENT Ernploymont- I have received fifteen SANK clients! To learn Italian/American Restau- I you stuff. Roe de- Generaf phonecalls, and have already more about this dynamic rant. GREAT opportunity IX . Send SASE: Na- "rowing field and a CA- CAREER positions. tional Homemailers, 4409 scheduled eleven interviews! All .IEER opportunity In the Call (908) 271-S187 N. 16th Street. Ste. 2008,. ACTIVIST CERTIFIED 8080 5050 from one little ad tool Should I STATES #1 Century 21 •GROUNDS PheonlxAZ 85016 NURSES AIDE Empio office. Call Ken Wordsn SUMMER JOB IN Fun / Part time. All shifts. need to place anymore ads for PERSON FOR THE ONLY CERTIFIED AIDES future employment, I will be CENTURY 21 Worden « Full Time HUNTFOR \ ENVIRONMENT TO APPLY. Good work- Qreen,a0d-«74-47O0 Ing conditions & benefits. contacting Forbes Classified EASTERN EUROPE MECHANIC IIIWIMIW TREASURES- Workw/NJPIRQ Rarltan Health & Ex- JOBS- Teach ba»lc Responsible for servicing Department again. •CUSTODIAL Citizen Lobby tended Car*. 633 RL28, oonvwtatlonal Engtteh In fleet of vans at our MANAGEMENT IN FORBES Rarltan, NJ. Call: Thanks again foryourguality PERSON 8010 • Carter Training Prague, Budapttt, or Middlesex facility. Brake IMMEDIATE •Protect our waterways 908-526-8950 Krakow. No tMichlng car- certification a must. Ap- 8f service; it was truly a pleasure OPENING Fulltime CLASSIFEDSi m CHILD CARE- Work In Uflcata. or European lan- plicant must be able to •Stop environmental roll guag«« raqulrad. Inax- working with you. Are you ready to earn be- 8020 -CMM Cam back your own home, apply at solve problems, witting to •SUMMER EARN HUNDREDS Honday Morning Ino. panslva Room * Board aaaume supervisory tween |3O.OOO-S5O,00O B030-Agendes your first' year and TO THOUSANDS 5040-Domestic Earn $2S0-$400/week Apply at Monday Mom- +. olhar banaflta. For rasp, and have own MAINTENANCE; Of dollars evatVL two ing. Ino. 626-4884, In Info, call 20M71 >0M2 tools. Salary/rate com- SSO.OOO-tao.OOO your 6080-General Loam campaign skill* & second yean Then we'd HELP weeks-no hasales-homo 8080 -HMMI Car* make a difference, Hunterdon 788-8838 art. KB96S2 mensurate with exp. Call based-chooso your own 8070 •Managerial Robert 140M4M7U like to speak to you, the CLERK/INSIDE SAUtt- BUT CREW/Whealchatr leading NATIONAL REAL schedule. Call Richard 5060-Part-lime New Brunswick APPLY: Rlss 908-8714131 for- 8090 • Employment F/T position. Must speak Coach Ortvara- F/T « MODELS WANTED ESTATE office In NJ Is Tom. 908-2144272 4 writ* English & Span- P/T. Must hava all currant Between the ages of looking for 2 CAREER MR. Alan Coburn complete details. , Wanted Carte; Qood driving 7 - 23 to model casual & minded eople for residen- 114 Stirling Rd. 5100-Career Call0am-9pm ish Fluently. Computer EARN UP TO S700/WK-- experience helpful. Great record, cornpettilvt rate; formal wear during this tial, new homes sales, . Werren, NJ. 07059 at home. Government/; Investments A AREYOU A year's 1096 Newark Pa- commercial investment 908-647-918S Opportunities location. Excellent Ben- Middlesex County area. fee..No experience. Pro- TELEPHONE efits. Contact A. Gutmer Call OOt-849-f»» gents. No experience sales & leaslnfl In Central EOE/AAE cess refunds. 1-800-338. CO. 908-272-8400 . Mon. thru Fri. JMpm ; necessary 14OO-0.88- Jeraey area. WE WILL SALES EXPERT? 6003 Ext J006 GET YOU LICENSED AND • 1200-WOO WEEKLY* 5697. Ext 1039 V' 8020 FENCE INSTALLERS Mailing travel brochures. Forbes newspapers No eperlence necessary. ENTREPRENEURS CAM Cam Wanted {Wintfilh.) suB contrac- WANTED- Motivated need* a Telemarketing JOB tors, drivers Ho. req. Well For eonffaermtl interview For: information send a Specialist You Must.be self-addresied: stamped Workaholics Earn $300 f/Tmi^Wout i ^—"or,j#ns!t:''• -"' to $2100 a Week, y EXPERIENCED- Per- team oriented, self- HUNTING? Driver's He. A exper. envelope to: Universal son wanted In my Sorper- motivated, Imaginative, TB8&- Travel, P.O. Box 610188. Not MLM 800-895-1054 confident, patient & disci- req'd; CHOICE CARE set Home: Three day* USE FORBES (BOS) 317-W77 RECEPTIONIST RESTAURANT SECRETDARY/ADMIN Miami, Fl 33261 FREE 800/ -Choose par week. Reft, good plined. Salts experience FULL TIME SUMMER professional turn key or ' pay. Pleas* leave msg, a plusl Excellent salary, CLASSIFIEDS! PO8ITIOH- Lawnmow- PARKINd ASST- Family values commission & benefits. ATTENDEHT8 WENDY'S oriented flem eeeks ar- own custom program. 457-6110 ing, ground keeping, and Software develooment ticulate detail oriented Call 1-800-828-9181 for Send resume: Forbes DESKTOP PUBLISHING light maintenance. Apply: Earn S S -110 per hr. and consulting firm seeks Now hiring-: Part-Tbno exciting details. LIVE IN/CfUT- Child Newspapers, PO Box Cranford Health Great PT S$ parking cars personable secretary w/a Employment care In Brldgarwater. For 699, Somervllle, NJ 0B876 Rapidly growing Somer- In local areas, rilgnts & temporary full-time recep- Crew Persons • . good phone manner 3 mth. old girt. Mon - Frl. set printing firm seeks to aoaan^eeo tionist to assist with Full and Part Time help (10am-«pm M-F). Exten- HEADACHE Attn: Rick Kestenbaum. add person to our oesk- weekends, resp. mature phones and admlnlstra- tor All Shifts. Apply In SUFFERERS 7 30 to 6 :30. Cooking, ^ apply. Call SOB-874- sive exp In Word Perfect AUTO Mechanic Up to WANTED-Honeit, car- exp. w/new bom, rets & top publishing depart- HAIR COLOR ASST live duties (or ap- person pr. call: o 5.1 (or DOS & MS Power- driver with car req.Call . ment Must be PRO on Needed for upscale proximately 3 months. point prerd. Salary com- $15. hour. Very.busy en- ing doctor, who haa Lynn 900S-464-2S31 AUTO PARTS PageMaker, Photostop aalon- In Brldgewater. Must have excellent WENDY'S mensurate w/exp. Ben- lne Installation center, helped hundreds of pain COUNTER PERSON and Freehand (Mac). Also heeded F/T skin THERES shone manner, computer 1010 Stetton Rd. : efits avsll. Respond to Plex hours, great loca- sufferers. Non-)nvaslv». • MOTHER'S HELPER Exp.necessary " ' Must be able to WORK care person. Call literacy and general office . Plscatawey. NJ. Applied Research Corp. tion, qualified tech. call conservative care. Aft 13+ year old 2 to 4 days ASE certification a pis with Quark (Mac) and on (906) 6a»7 PLENTY OF aWils. Ptesse forward re- S08-8814JQ40 340 Amboy Avenue . 429-0069 y__ care provided by Or. per week, flexible hours. Apply Gar wood Auto the DOS platform and/or sume arid letters of Inter-, Metuchen NJ 08840 COUNTER PERSON Trlsh Stypka DC. For into ood pay. Fanwood, Parts convert files. Mutt be HEALTHY * EFFECTIVE OPPORTUNmES ost to: Human Resources, SALES FAX 008-549-9179 For Dry Cleaning Store. on how you can receive orth Avenue area. 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Call for $104,000/year, $2,000 ing campaign, product have llfeguardlng-wlll Information on upcoming v OPPORTUNITY! BIUNQUALS NEEDED to algn-on bonus, '94 or ment, btts. & Incentives. lowing areas: .. ' Counter, Food Prop, Grill STUDENTS- PSI Rt 22 expand by business lo- Call 81KO8S2 Cook And Line Cook) training, base salary, high Send,for WSh. Tennis. In Green Brook, needs seminars 908-382-2984 ': NO EXPERIENCE. newer frelghtllner Con- • WESTFIELD comtn. and bonuses, Woodworking M-F cally, nationally and in- ventlonals, excellent ben- . ask for Mr. Grap .. Insurance polices up- LAW ENFORCEMENT I* NECESSARY ternationally. $400- or Mr. Wentura • Scotch Plains Some positions may re- company, paid benefits 8:30sm-4:30pm. 7/1-8/23 dated by telephone. NO -. '•!>! $1000/mo P/T. $1500- eflts. CONVENANT and more I Flhd^AUt com- at Lake-Vu Day Camp JOBS '< EARN UP TO $60,000 TRANSPORT: 1-800-441 0O8-2B4-B3O1 • FANWOOD quire previous expert SALES I 20 to 30 hours NO EXP. NECESSARY '< PERYEARI $5000/mo F/T. Call: ence. we offer excellent plete details, callow an- 008-821-8933 per week. $6.50 per 1-800407-4143 4394; Graduate Students: MANICURISTt swering service at (908) Now hiring. U.S. Cus- •? If you're a motivated par- 1-800-338-6428 Our clients are looking CALL TOIL FREE pay, medical Insurance, SUMMER WORK hour. Call Betty or toms, Officers, Etc. For / son looking "for. a great 401K, M - F workweek 412-2810 Phoebe at 908-424-1515 BOOKEEPER/ACCTNT DRIVER- Part time full for an "experienced fun 1-888-4-LEDGER and much more I Meals Playground Supervisors Info call 219-794-0010 ** opportunity that pays top Local CPA firm seeks time manicurists. Tips, and lifeguards - Age 15 JANITOR SERVICE- Ext. 2935. 9 AM to 11 -, money, consider these bookkeeper or acctnt, time. Must have CDL. acrylics, pod. etc.... (1-800-453-3437) and uniforms provided. PM. 7 days. \ benefits:. . 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In se- sume to program for a free Infor- , Acfvert/se ;• Benefits. 8ub Contrac- (leave message If neces- Cranford, legal exp. re- lect areas. Call to qualify. ';«I n -D e a I e r s h I p Sounders & Fresco national health agency to ulred. M-F, part time, mation and catalog pack- In the Classified! tors also needed. sary) to schedule an ap- work on special event. 303-758-7856 Trainer Available 215 North Ave. et 1-800-4B8-4876 Call (808) 232-7750 pointment. Calls received ABOUT IT IN talary open.' 908-272- EXT. 1501 . : Westflold NJ 07090 Excellent telephone skills 9700 ', To Assist You. after 6/15/96 will not be required, a good-com- considered. E 0 E M/F/D/ FORBES MARKETING > •Demo Allowance V. Drug screening. Is a municator that can mo- BOOKKEEPER tive others. Call 908-750- CONSULTANT MIND YOUR •< «Guaranteed Must be detall-orleniod process of employment. CLASSIREDS! 2333 9-Spm. Need experienced Mar :' Income and have some experi- CHOOSE kotlng professional to ence In AR/AP • QB and provide support to 6 OWN ft! > •Weekly Salary & MS office. Must know THE TYPE OF ADVERTISING THAT " Commission computers, Call consultants. Write copy BUSINESS!: ~—T9Wr353£ MEETS YOUR NEEDS AND FITS YOUR BUDGET jof-^aaiUngSr-develop "V : •Weekly & marketing plans & strato- -• Monthly Bonuses BUS DRIVER/ SELLING, BUILDING, glos, track results. 20 USE CUSTODIAL Health Care V Discover REPAIRING, HELPING ETC??? ; firs, per wk. Work prima- • C «Over 1500 ups rily at home, computer FORBES •i each month Position; Twelve-months et Care * New Jersey Golf literate. Write: Box 278, %Forbes Newspapers, CLASSIFIEDS! " •Medical & Dental \vallable: July 1,1998 P.O. Box 699. I Benefits. iMm Car Care i Gifts, Gifts, Gifts Somervtlfe, N.J. 08876. 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We have early No exp-WHI train ' . terest and resume to: Dr ASK FOR AN AD morning routes available For appl& Info Carolyn F. Loary, Super in trie following areas: 1-800-5384040 .. Intendont of Schools • Places of Worship Somervllle Public Schoo ENHANCER IN MIDDLESEX UNIQUE OPP— Take NEW WORK FROM District, 51 West Cllfl • Computer & Off ice Supplies COUNTY charge of your life & find HOME PROQRAM- Street, Somervllle, Now YOUR AD. IT COSTS financial opportunity on Over70 oompanys now Jersey 0B876. Deadllno • Safety & Security your own terms. Build & hiring local. $30O-$800wk Wednesday, June 12 AS LITTLE AS $7 CALL TOLL FREE: homo based business. guaranteed with bonollta. 1996. NO TELEPHONE $1000 training. FREE If Will Train Call 810-989- INQUIRES. EQUAL OP • Travel/Get-A-Ways/Vacations 1-888-4-LEDGER you qualify. 800-927-2627 1888 ext A6S8. PORTUNITY/AFFIRMA PER WEEK (1 •888-453-3437) OXt.8754 TIVE ACTION EM- PLOYER THE ONLY WAY YOU CAN LOSE SALES/MANAGER- WORK FROM HOME PARTY PLAN- HERE S $420 to $1500/mo. P/t, CARPENTER IS TO NOT ADVERTISE YOUR WAKErUP CALLI $1600 to $5000/mo. F/T Experienced with tools. CALL TOLL FREEI 1-888- Paid Vacation. Call RARITAN HEALTH- 63 Must have transportation 465^397 & LISTEN TO 1400407-4143 - Route 28; Rarltan. Cortl- • Call (908) 871-8400 --17 weekly newspapers that stay in OUR OFFER & TESTIMO fled Nurses Aldos- F/T, NEWSPAPERS NALSI WE ARE UP P/T. all shifts. CASHIER the home longer »IHVISMIS 01 VOKIK-MM . Need flexible, onergotlq SIZINGI NOW, DIAL 1 BUSINESSPERSON 526-8950 Pat Caccavel people that can work — reasonable rates 800-831-9464 TO TALK OR BUILDER ••SUMMER HELP" woekends. Willing to — quick reader references To Place Your Ad Call TO NANCY LANZA, R.M National Manufacturer ,M Silver Saddle Swim Club train right pooplo. 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