Lower Values Will Not Lower Taxes Joan Collins to Receive King

SERVING CR AN FORD, GAR WOOD and KENILWORTH A Forbes Newspaper Vol.. 97 No. 52 Published Eveiy Thursday USPS 136 800 Second Class _ "__< Thursday, December 27,1990 Postage Paid Cranford, N.J. 50 CENTS Town property reassessment due; lower values will not lower taxes r By Cheryl Moulton sessed value as a means to put a. would approve the project, but First the good news—the town- p*rico on their home. State law formal approval must be sought ship will be reassessed. Now the does not permit assessed values to Duryee asked for and received bad news—it will not help lower exceed true values and therefore Township Committee approval for property taxes. the latter must be-"reduced sub- $10,000 to defray cost of the reas- According to township tax asses- stantially for 1991." sessment •.'•'.' sor John Duryee, the last six Although the reassessment will When asked if the project could months of 1989 through 1990 the reflect lower home values, prop-1 be avoided, Duryee said the town- approximate average ratio of as- crty taxes will not lower due to an ship and county would be inun- sessed values to sales prices of off-setting increase in the tax rate dated with reassessment requests, Cranford homes declined, and the to compensate for the reduced tax vyhich would necessitate "paying bottom has not been reached yet base. Reassessment will not re- it back later in tax appeals any- way." ••.-. :. • ' •' When pressed for an answer ;to quire the inspection of each prop- when the market could bottom erty or involve the inspection of Although real estate agents con- out, Duryee said, "1992." The each property, but rather the ap- tinue to say the sale of properties basis for Duryee's concern was plication'"of a" mathematical factor* is on the upswing, the basis for brought about by the continuing to each assessed value within the this information has not been sub- pattern of real estate agents quot-. 81 neighborhoods in the township stantiated. Market values continue ing an approximate value of a using recent sales figures. to nose dive, with . more homes home lower than the assessed The Union-County Board, of Tax- going on the market, and few sell- value, and residents using the as- ation has vet bally indicated" it ing. . " •:• • ; .•',' Joan Collins to receive King Joan Collins, founder of Parents counselor for Catholic Community Services since 1986. Her work Anonymous in Union County, will there involves protective services receive the 11th annual Martin for. multi-problem families .re- Luther King Jr. I Award for distin- . ferred by the Division of Youth guished service in the advance- and Family Services. She was_ a ment of civil human rights. The social worker; for DYFS for 10. honor is bestowed each year by years. Prior to that she worked as the Cranford Clergy Council. a lay therapist for youth and fam- A formal presentation will be ily counseling services. made during a community service Collins is a member of the commemorating the birthday of Cranford. Clergy. Council's inter- the slain civil rights leader at 8 faith committee on human rela- p:m. Jan. 10 at Temple -Beth-El. tions. She helped to organize the Former U. S. Congresswoman first interfaith youth conference Shirley Chisholm Will be guest in Cranford held in February 1960 speaker. and attended by former ambassa- Preceding the ceremony a Unity dor Andrew Young who was a Dinner will take place at G at minister in Long Island at the Cranford United Methodist time. •'.... Church and a candlelight peace The Roger Avenue resident has march to the temple will begin at been a member of the Union 7:30 p.m. Dinner tickets at $25 are County Child Protection Council available from council members. x since 1976 and has served as its ""AS "ft>tiridei'Htjf 'Parents Anbny- chairman since 1987. . trtbuS, fl self-help group for abi^ Joan Collins From 1967 to '73 Collins served Photo by lisa Landau sive parents, Cojlins has offered on the board of directors of the INTERPRETATION: Toby Marx interprets the words of teacher Debbie Weintraub during a recent counseling to troubled and abu- abuse drugs or alcohol. She also Cranford Welfare Association parent-teacher conference at Joseph Kushner Hebrew Youth Academy, West Caldweii. sive families and families who has led parenting groups for day (now Cranford Family, Care) and car^e. centers, churches and other was vice chairman of the board in community organizations in an ef- 1972-73. fort to prevent child abuse. Collins She has served as president of reter follows in tier father's also serves as vice president of Cranford's Church Women United In brief the N.J. Parents Anonymous and as director of CWU in Union board of directors. County. ' In . addition to Parents Anony- (Please turn to page A-5) Holiday closings s in signing for the deaf mous, Collins has been family Municipal offices will be By Donna Hendel closed Monday and • Tuesday Marx noted that because it takes so long it is usu- for New Year's. Included are Chronicle associate ally only used for names or places or a word one has the library, recreation pro- "People always ask me how ever in the world I never seen a sign for. In the past, the Rochester School budget workshops grams and senior citizen bus, first became interested in sighing for the deaf," said School for the Deaf used finger spelling exclusively. and government offices. Nor- Toby Marx of .6 Makatom Dr. "1 wonder if I did The children had to finger spell all day long. "It has mal service will be provided something else if they would ask the same question not been the most successful method and the Roch- for '91-92 to begin Jan. 7 Monday by Post Offices, banks, with such eagerness?" ester School for the Deaf doesn't use it any more," garbage collectors and Motor Cranford Board of Education will appear at the opening Marx thinks perhaps people ask her because she said Marx. An interesting fact, according to Marx is will begin its annual series of workshop Jan. 7 and the cen- Vehicle Services. Schools will has no apparent connection to the deaf world. ' that when deaf people are talking among themselves, reopen Wednesday. budget workshops Jan. 7 with tral office staff will review its "When we were little, my father taught my sister they use American Sign Language (ASL), which is several meetings scheduled proposals Jan. 10. Cranford and brother and me finger spelling," Marx said. "My not English and not in English word order. The signs into February. High School and athletic bud- Early deadline father had learned it when he was putting himself do not directly translate into English. "That language Deliberations on the 1991-92 gets will be reviewed Jan. 22 through college and he had worked at a school for has developed over the years since It was brought to The Chronicle office will be budget will be different from and the board will spend part the deaf." Finger spelling, she explained, is spelling this country from France years ago. When you see the last several years. Instead of its Jan. 14 and 28 meetings open all day Saturday but out words letter by letter. In the United States, there deaf people talking among themselves and not closed Monday and Tuesday of preliminary reductions being on the budget Two other work- is a one-hand finger spelling alphabet and in Eng- mouthing they are probably talking American Sign made by central office adminis- shops are set for Feb. 4 and 7 for the holiday. The deadline land it's done with two hands. Marx said, "My sib- Language. fbr press releases, classified trators before the budget is with a final vote anticipated at lings and I used it as a secret code. I was also very "The school systems for the deaf have tried to presented to the school board, the Feb. 11 meeting. The advertising and retail display interested in the life of Helen Keller and I must encourage children to learn English by taking those advertising is 4 p.m. tomorrow. the entire package of spending school board will invite the have read four or five books about her life." signs out of American Sign Language and putting requests will go to the board. Township Committee to its According to Marx, finger spelling is only part of them in English word order and adding word end- Each school principal will ap- budget meetings. Seeks expansion sign language. "In the United States, there is a con- ings and other punctuation," said Marx. She ex- pear before the board to ex- State aid figures are ex- tinuum in the types of sign language used by differ- plained that when educated deaf people sign, or plain his or her requests and pected to be released Feb. 1. Centennial House will go be- ent people. Finger spelling is basically English be- when deaf people sign to hearing people, they are the board will decide where to The annual school board and fore the Planning Board Wed- cause you spell the words in English and you put really sighing "pidgin" language, which is usually make the initial cuts. budget election has been de- nesday at 8 p.m. with an appli- them in English word order. But to finger spell ev- called Siened English. . A _4 Elementary school principals layed until April 23. cation to expand its present erything takes a tremendous amount of time." (Please turn to page A-5) tavern facilities. Garwood 1990 newsmakers' quotes reflect stories of the past year Tom Dolly will be installed GRUESOME SIGHT lish teacher at Cranford High. don't care how long your hair is or what begin our terms." Joe Rego on his election as mayor at the Borough "It's the most gruesome in eight years." WAITING GAME you do. They just love you back." Tom as Kenilwbrth mayor. Council's re-organization Township administrator Ed Murphy on the "I'm only unhappy that it took almost Raffleld, who breeds military macaws. "We have to show the people we are meeting Tuesday at noon at 1990 municipal budget four years for the board to realize my per- A BETTER PLACE worthy of their votes." Newly elected Borough Hall. Page A-8. COMPASSIONATE JUDGE formance deserves the increase." Harding mayor in Garwood, Tom Dolly. "This world is a better place because PHILOSOPHICAL "I was fair and I loved to listen. But most School superintendent Anthony Richel on Chris was here." Sheila Clifton talking important, was the compassion I learned getting his first increase in salary since "God never closes one door that he 1986. about her son who took his life a week doesn't open another," Barbara Jones, from my mother who came here from before graduation at Cranford High. Field lights County Kildare." James T. Leonard on his mother of six, whose family was displaced FLEDGLINGS GOOD ADVICE The Planning Board passed retirement as Garwood municipal judge "We were treated like babies by the pro- by a fire. the Cranford Baseball after 44 years and state's last non-lawyer fessors." Ray Fishbach, one of eight "Don't worry so much, get out there and WHAT TIMING League's, application for 40- magistrate. women law school graduates at St John's enjoy your own life." Elsie Muldrow, cab "If the two (applications) had not coin- foot lights at the Adams Ave- NO CARRYING ON University in 1925. driver for 30 years. cided at the Planning Board meeting, it nue fields. Page A-5. "You have the right to say something for DISPROVES THE AXIOM CONCERN FOR TROOPS never would have surfaced," Mayor Ed the good and welfare of the borough but "The only thing that worries me i» th«y "I hope you have enough food." Orange Force referring to work by the public you don't have the right to carry on about always say the good die young. Marguerite Avenue School third grader Shauna works department at the Cranfbrd Baseball Guide to inside past politics." Gene Pepe, Kenilworth act- Rearwin, 92-year-old real estate office re- McCormick in a letter, to American service- League's Adams Avenue field. Classified B-5 to B-10 ing mayor in gaveling down his political ceptionist men in the Persian Gulf. FOR ALL TIME Editorials A-4 opponents at meeting. lULL^TIMEJOB "I hope you are safe and watch your "I an most proud that this team won it Entertainment...... A-ll to A-14 SOME FUN "The job doesnt end when you leave the back" Garwood's Lincoln School pupil for all the other Bear teams from the past, Garwood A-8 "I just wanted to have some fun." Willie school." Sophie Perperas, Harding School Kevin Durow to the troops. no matter what their record" Brearley soc- Kenilworth. A-6 Carpenter of Cranford High School on win- teacher who retired after 43 years. SWEET VICTORY cer coach Al Czaya on winning the state co- Letters A-4 ning the state wrestling championship. INSPIRATION "The people of Cranford believed in me championship. Obituaries B4 CLASS, NOT GRASS "The greatest gift a teacher can give 1B to in a year it was tough to be a Democrat" DEDICATION Religion news : B-4 "I would rather see grass grow up to my inspire." Cranford High choir director Tom Commissioner Carolyn Vollero on her re- "She loved every minute of it and ac- Social news A-7 ankles before I would support cutting Pedas. electioa cepted the ups and downs." Garwood bor- Sports B-l.B-2 teachers." School board member Dee NO DEMANDS "We have closed the balance of power ough clerk Doris Polidore speaking about Sugalski on a proposal to reduce one Eng- "I like animals better than peopla They and that will mean something when we the late Mayor Georgiana Gurrieri. s a

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' • •. '••••'.' ' • •• • • • •' • • . : • • . • ' >,,.••••. 'DEAR Plus5 reading program chugging along at Brookside 'Brink' retiring from official town service after 40 years Enrollment at UGC exceeds By Cheryl JVIoulton ^y Six-year Township Committee- [ program, an extension of the in-. because I get to read a lot and I His running mate was Paul man Vince "Brink" Brinkerhoff LaCorte who said of Brinkerhoff, school silent reading program, get to paint on the walls, too." will step down on New Year's Union County College has en-increase to the economy. "More DEAR (Drop Everything And John Babineau of Brookside "In his quiet. Unassuming, down- Day, after opting not to run for a to-earth way he served the best rolled 10,175 full-time and part- students are taking advantage of Read), is proving to be a "run- Place, also in fifth grade, said, time students for the fall semes- the college's low tuition and high away" success. Evidence is the "The program is neat because it's third consecutive term. interest of the people in town, the Lauded by his fellow governing ones who count" On a lighter ter, an all-time record. The previ- quality programs," he said, bol- pupils' pride,in their accomplish- about reading and painting and I ous high of 9,531 was recorded in stered by the college's recruit- ments and the trains traveling like both." body members as a man who has note, LaCorte said campaigning "served the people," Brinkerhoff with Brinkerhoff "was the most 1982. ment efforts. . around the walls of the school. At the end of the program the. The'college registered 4,325 full- The most popular degree pro- Each time a pupil reads one hour grade level with the most number will be succeeded by commis- fun I have ever had." Both won sioner-elect Ed Robinson. Brink- the election that year, with LaC- time students compared with gram is business with 773 stu- outside school, approximately 15 of hours will be given special rec- 3,775 a year ago or an increase of . dents, including 388 full time and minutes per night from books, ognition. According to principal erhoff was born in Bayonne, mov- orte going on to serve as mayor in ing to Cranford as a baby. He said 1987 and Brinkerhoff as mayor in 15 percent while 5,850 students 375 part time. The college also newspapers ot\ magazines, he or Jim Johnson, "I saw this program registered on a part-time basis has enrolled 535 students in lib- she completes a DEAR plus sheet in another school in another dis- he remembers Cranford when it 1988.. • . . was "a prairie." Calling himself a compared with 5,343 last year or eral arts, 347 full-timers and 188 and returns it to school. For each trict and it seemed to work. Our Mayor Ed Force summed up the an increase of 9.5 percent part-timers. jock, he earned several letters m feelings of governing body mem- hour of reading a child accom* DEAR Plus program is somewhat In addition, UCC has enrolled The cooperative program in pro- plishes, a train boxcar is painted different, and is open -to grades football and baseball while a stu- bers, saying, "Brink; was always dent at Cranford High School. He "concerned with the tax impact on 3,375 students in courses without fessional nursing, a joint program on the school's hallway wall with kindergarten through six. Also, we credit, including continuing edu- of the college and the schools of the child's name on it It is hoped give credit for the time parents later joined the Marines, taking residents/He is a man that has part in the invasion of Guam dur- always served the people, in the cation classes, Employment Skills nursing of Elizabeth General Med- that the train will make its way spend reading to their children. Center, Business Institute and ical Center and Muhlenberg Re- around the entire school before Our program has already been ex- ing. World War II. Marines, as a township police of- ficer and as a commissioner." Union County Police Academy. gional Medical Center has at- the end of the year. . tremely successful since it began Brinkerhoft" returned to Cran- The enrollment was 2,792 last tracted a total of 939 students, 482 The goal of. the program is to Nov. 12 and as time goes, on the ford after the war, serving as a As for Brinkerhoff, he still will year for an increase of 20.8 per- at Elizabeth General and 457 at encourage children to read out- students are becoming increas- township police officef for 34 be found swimming every day at cent Muhlenberg. There are 231 at- ingly responsive. years. During that time he mar- the Centennial Avenue pool, serv- tending full time and 708 part side school, to improve their read- ried, became the father, of three ing as VFW legislative representa- UCC president Thomas H. ing skills and to build school "I believe a large amount of Brown attributed the enrollment time. spirit credit should be extended to the daughters, and suffered the loss of tive in Trenton, and playing RIGHT ON TRACK: Brookside School fifth graders Janice his wife to cancer at a young age. Grandpop to two grandchildren. "I feel proud of myself when I teaching staff and the parents," he Acampora and John Babineau paint a train boxcar on the wall said. "They have gone put of their : He later married his present wife, As for Cranford, Brinkerhoff gazes see my name on the wall," said as part of the school's "DEAR Plus" reading program. Princi- off in the distance for a moirtent, Janice Acampora of Springfield way with their support" _Carol, who works for the town- Dewars or . pal Jim Johnson is at right. ... . ship. On May 1, 1981, BrinkerKoff and says, "It was a great thrill for Johnnie Walker Red' retired from the police depart- a local boy to serve as mayor, of VINCE BRINKERHOFF poses at his last Township Committee 1.75 Liter ment and found himself running his town, one I will never forget" meeting as a commissioner. $24" MINGLING: John Celock meets New York Mayor David Dink- 58 Cranford students attend ' ' /• AA Ins at. political reception. Chamber cites Gavin attorneys forlandscapin g at office '90 Model UN. Conference Gordon's wolfschmldt a Grant's tion from the Cranford Chamber Gin Vodka Fifty-six Cranford High School Japan. Louis B. Gavin is the oldest handling almost every variety of time, his partner has been.son Scotch Sixth grader rubs elbows of.Commerce complimenting them 1.75 Liter "•" 1.75 Uter 1.75 Liter students and two eighth. graders Other delegates were: Ann. practicing attorney in Cranford. law in his North Avenue E. of- Merrit / For the last 20 years, he has been fices. For a good portion of that Recently both received a cita- on landscaping improvements at with N.Y. political chiefs attended last week's United Na- Rivera, Heather Gary, Sybil their office building. • tions Conference at the Hershey Young* Karen Bite;/ Jenn Rush,. The'elder Gavin' was^admitted to Grand Frangellcoor (Pa.) Inn; Tricia LaGrace, Sonali Kordes, v the'Nev Jersey Bar in ,1929. after Marnier Amareto Di Saro hlree Schnapps < New York City Council this swearing-in ceremony of Abraham The program focused on. inter- Sarah Johnston and Christine Pip- receiving his law degree with hon- 750 ml week cited John Celock, 11, son of G. Gerges 'as justice of the. Su- • national concerns and issues, Also chiqk.. Harold Hanseft-of Hillside ors from Rutgers. University in.: Kathi--and Michael- Celock of 1. . prerrie Court of New Xork Son of emphasized was.'the. need to in- Avenue School and AlisonIZak- 1928 Before moving todranford ^ Venetia Court, as^an Outstanding Kathi and Michael €elpck of 1 crease. • Understanding of the rewskiiof Orange- Averiiie School he practiced law in Newark for 30 Young Citizen, for his work with Venetia Ave., he was also-an in- United Nations and how it. relates Were pages. Joseph Suizzo ig years '; the Council. He is the only rion- vited guest at the reception that to the world community. Model U.N. adviser. Cranford. has His son was admitted toth e bar city resident to have received the followed. The Persian Gulf Crisis domi- been represented in this program in 1966 and passed the certified award. The Orange Avenue School sixth nated most concerns and issues. for the last 12 years. *< v public accountant exam in 1970. c§ Chablis $ John attended the Dec. 10grader has an avid interest in pol- Many council sessions were flam- Some 890 students attended ,;the 4 liter ing with criticisms of Saddam conference. They came from New In addition to handling demand- sfer Brau itics. Among the guests withwhom ing case loads, both partners are 4 02. cans he was able to meet and discuss Hussein's invasion of Kuwait Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, very active outside of the office. issues were David Dinkins, mayor However, the Iraqi' ^delegation Delaware and Maryland. The con- Louis sits on the board of direc- Budweiser of New York City; Peter Vallone, stood steadfast in its position of ference was divided . into nume- tors of Cranford Rotary Club and Reg, Light, Dry, 2442 oz. cans speaker of New York City Coun- aggressor and refused to yield on rous councils, working on prob- Merrit is on the board of directors xi : Labatt's Beer or Ale $ cil; Carol Bellamy and Paul any conciliatory moves toward va- lems attempting to generate, res- for the American Society of Attor- 2> Fontana O'Dwyer, former presidents of the cating.Kuwait and the resolving of olutions that were, eventually to 73 Candida 24-12 oz. bottles io (D neys and CPAs. F99 $399 City Council; Owen Thompson, ZOOM ALONG: Hillside Avenue School fourth grader Louise peace. This was also a controver- be sent to the General Assembly Although the firm handles 1.5 Uter 750 ml Rolling Rock $Q99 administrative judge in the appel- Torrisi discusses the latest book she read with teacher Victoria sial issue in the General Assem- for debate. * Martini & Rossi Perner-Jouet 24-12 oz..bottles 1 mainly tax law cases, according to late division; and Carol Greitzer, Cetera for "Zoom Along 'reading incentive program. bly.' •;•. . . . \ . :.'; : Louis, they have worked with all I Asti Spumante councilwoman. Also attending A major accomplishment of the Flower Bottle Guiness Gold $ 99 different types of clients, except 750 ml 95 24-12 oz. bottles 14 were many senior city officials Cranford group was the election Watchung scouts criminal law. However, in summa- 8" 750 ml $49 and members of the judiciary. of Karen Cirillo to the office of I Hillside pupils 'zoom along' rizing the highlights of a 30-year Good Ihrbugh 12/29/90. All sale Items are cash and carry; ddhwry available, gift wrapping and liquor This past summer, Gerges, who secretary to the General Assem- assist food banks career in law, he said, "It's, hard I baikrts avallablo. Management may limit quantities. Not responulbia (or typo errors. This coupon must bly. She also was selected to the be presented at time of purchase. The prices In this ad are set by Dlttikks and may not b» available at is a member of the City Council to remember specific unusual or _ other locations. 'AD prices DO NOT Include sales tax. and chairman of its committee on Youth Secretariat which enabled Boy Scouts, Cub Scouts and. interesting cases over as many in reading incentive project her to take part in the planning of I DITTRICK'S DISCOUNT WINES & LIQUORS •;-•:,!.;;>• governmental operations, ihvited adult volunteers from the Watch- years as I've practiced. We get a John to attend the committee's Hillside Avenue,.School fourth Guest speakers recently ad- the Model U.N. Conference for ung Area Council participated in lot of really unusual cases be- | 2 North Avenue • Garwood • 789-6525 hearings where the youngster was graders are participating in a dressed eighth graders to supple- the 1991 session. last month's "Scouting for Food," c in'tax law:" • The following were General As- a national food drive organized to. _ . . ' .Mon-Sat_9_am to 10 pm • Sunday 1 to 8^30 able to participate and gain suppimental reading program that ment their study of Western Eu- •>• MI mm mm Valuable Coupon Good Thru 12/29/90 <•• «• MM «M al knowledge firsthand about the encourages them to read indepen- rope. They included Robert Bishe sembly leaders: Pamela White- assist local food! banks and legislative process. John worked dently for enjoyment It is called who spoke about a reunion of his field, Israel; Emily Kokie, Japan; churches. at Gerges' Council office Monday "Zoom Along." World War II unit in Europe, Mike Burke, Papua, New Guinea; More than 180,000 items were Meredith Kozak, Myanan, Burma; and met with Howard Golden, Pupils read books from the Felicia McAngus who described collected by the 146 troops Which Photo by Ivan Sapqrstoln borough president of Brooklyn. classroom, school or home librar- Scottish dancing, HAS pupil Erin Pepito Riera, Ecuador; Donna participated in this year's pro- Gorges will begin -his Judicial ies. Upon completion, they Hannon who spoke about Irish Louizides, Thailand; Cirillo, Bang- gram. Nationally this yearV col- FATHER-SON TEAM: Louis Gavin and son Merrit pose In froht of their office on North Avenue, E. Ronnie Daniel duties in January. present an oral book report to dancing, and Peter El Koury and ladesh; R.J. Goodfellow, Bar- lection is expected to be the larg- their teacher, Victoria Cetera. York Maub who spoke about life bados; Michele McGujre, Mauri- est food drive ever. Then the pupil receives a paper in Germany and the recent Ger- tania; Pia Hartman, Central Af- The Watchung Area Council, Mary Jean Lioy is promoted Champion to aid car to be completed with the title, man reunification. rican Republic; and Jeffrey which consists of scouts from Science, gym teachers hired for OAS Knight, Bahrain. author and the pupil's name. Mrs. Cetera's fourth graders cre- Union and Somerset counties, has new chess club Kenneth Alexo served as the Se- A new science teacher and gym teacher, replacing "Judy Schutzer. After accumulating five "zooming" ated a 12-foot long Thanksgiving been participating in the program to assistant professor at UCC Chester DeStafano, a member of teacher have joined Orange Ave- A graduate of Lynchburg College, cars, the pupil receives a reward. mural based on the book, "The curity Council representative for since 1988. robiology. ' . . . • the U.S. Chess Federation, will be nue School. she has taught five years at Wood- The cars border the upper walls Thanksgiving Story" by Alice Mary Jean Lioy of Cranford, who the instructor for the newly Mary Ann Selender of Pis- bridge High School. Her salary of the classroom and show the Daelgish. teaches biology at Union County She returned to the academic scene after rearing a family and formed Cranford Chess Club to cataway is replacing Joanna Ruch will be $27,645 annually. progress pupils have made. The Our policy on corrections College, has been promoted to the meet at the Community Center as the school science teacher. She The school board also has hired rewards include diaries, coloring rank of associate professor. attending Rutgers University on a part-time basis toear n a bache- from 7 to 9 Tuesday evenings received a bachelor's degree from Dale Weber of 304 Riverside Dr. pads, pens and paper, etc. The Cranford Chronicle urill promptly correct errors of fact, context Lioy, who began her career at beginning Jan. 8. DeStafano, who Rutgers University and was a stu- as a bookkeeper in the business In other news at Hillside, pupils ENVIRONMENTAL TIP or presentation and clarify any news content that confuses or mis- UCC in 1976 as an instructor, lor's degree. She also holds a mas- ter's degree from Rutgers. has a tournament chess rating of dent teacher at Piscataway Mid- office at Lincoln School. recently elected to the student Did you know that a five-minute leads readers. Please report errors to Chronicle editor Patricia An- teaches primarily microbiology. Class A, has competed success- dle School. She will earn the Deborah DeCotiis, a teacher at council include Sheneequa shower uses approximate 35 gal- derson, 102 Walnut Ave,, Cranford, NJ. 07016, 276-6000. All correc- She has served on the chapter fully in many tournaments. In n has bem starting salary of $26,465 annually. Hillside Avenue School, has been Thomas, Erin Hannon, Hal Han- lons of water? To cut down on tions and clarifications will appear in this space on this page as a executive committee of the Ame- granted a child rearing leave of 1986 he won the U.S. Open Cham- Ronnie Daniel of 130 Herning sen, Harris Scher and Sam Rich- your water consumption, install a convenience and courtesy to our readers. rican Association of University pionship prize in his rating class. ' Ave. is the new physical education absence through June. ardson. low-flow shower head. *Cranford High School winter swim meets have events measured Professors, the official bargaining in yards. • . . .. • agent for the college's faculty. She Members of the Chess Club, has participated directly in collec- which is open to Cranford resi- m tive bargaining efforts and is the dents of all ages, will be taught review Best Wishes chapter's grievance officer. rules and regulations as well as Raise Your Scores .. "I never forget what it's like tactics and strategies of the game. courses being on the other side of the Those interested will receive for Peace table," she said, noting, "I believe handouts, view video tapes and won't that my expertise in my field car- have use of books on chess. Begin- ries over in helping students un- Marcla Lawrence, M.A., author of How To Tako tho SAT, ners and acvanced players are and George Kapnor, M.A. announoo tho opening ol derstand the material on a differ- welcome. 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Thursday, December 27, 1990 CRANFORD CHRONICLE A-5 I Commentary oint Planning Board approve^ Resolutions Thanks for lovely evening Adams Ave. ballfield lights In less than a week we will usher in 1991. Part of the tradition To the Editor: I would like to take this opportu- My fellow officers and I value use; it is an exception to site of every New Year is the making of resolutions. Sometimes nity to thank the members of the the awards you bestowed upon us By Cheryl Moulton plan." these promises are made passionately and then lost by the Ladies Auxiliary of the Cranford at_the lovely dinnei>dance you The Planning Board unani- One CBL supporter emphasized, wayside as the pages of the calendar are torn away, VFW Post for the lovely evening had. Knowing the sacrifices the mously approved the Cranford "A. lot of this has been blown out 1990 was not a good year economically. Jobs were lost, homes my wife and I had last Week, It is members of the VFW have made Baseball League's (CBL) request of proportion," adding, "We are for sale remained suspended in lirribo in a stalled market and a privilege to know that such a over the years, and the.future sac- to erect 14 40-foot lights on Adams more than willing to work with towns struggled with budget requests that boggle the mind. In fine group of people care about rifices the members of our. armed Avenue baseball fields, despite the community." what happens to its town's police services will make, only serve to residents' objections. A resident tri^d to clarify, the Cranfprd, Kenilworth and Garwood residents have faced and After three Planning Board position of those objecting to the may face more changes in their personal and professional fi- officers during the course of "nor- remind us how special these mal", duty. It is that knowledge awards are. Thank you for keep- meetings and a host of witnesses lights, saying the entire matter in- nances. that keeps our morale up, when at ing us in your thoughts and appearing for and against the ap- volved "balancing competing con- Added to that are impending higher taxes due mostly to Goy. times, it seems as though society prayers. . plication, the decision to approve cerns." She also stressed the resi- Florio's education plan. For some, these increased costs could is working against the same peo- Chuck Hoeffler the exception from site plan was dents were not against township mean the diflerence~between making a mortgage payment and ple it charges to carry out the en- Cranford Police Department reached quickly and with a mini- children's playing ball, but a bal- losing their home. For some, their town's not holding the line to forcement of its laws. mum of fanfare at the Dec. 19ance had to be found where resi- last year's budget number could have a major effect • -. Planning Board meeting. Board dents were not impacted. : members, however, attached con- Many CBL supporters tried to Keeping rein on budget expenses should be a priority of every ditions to the approval, with justify the need for the lights, but board that sits down to build its 1991 spending plan, especially Social Security raise chairman Henry Dreyer indicat- one coach,. Cranford patrolman in salaries, the bulk of every budget Taxpayers cannot afford to ing a review would be needed at To the Editor: Robert Segear set aside all logical give more than they are getting. The economy has to be re- the end of the first baseball sea- need for the lights, choosing in- This past week I received notifi- would be one third less. son in order to keep a check on flected in the paychecks of public employees* too. That's fair. cation, as did other Social Secu- stead to reminisce when he was a We reiterate the call for citizen.input into the budgetary pro- However, I suppose we taxpay- the impact to the surrounding 9-year old boy playing ball in the rity recipients, from the Social Ser ers should consider ourselves neighborhood. Conditions cen- cess. Qualified residents could donate a valuable service to the curity Administration that my So- CBL and dreamed of playing in lucky when you consider that the tered mainly on a 9 p.m. cutoff "the big league." He said as- a community by participating in a citizens budget advisory com- cial Security payments would be CEA agreed to settle for less than time'for the lights, use limited to increased 5.4 percent starting in coach he has "seen the magic in mittee. Some already have volunteered and we trust their offers what they claimed was the cover- Monday through Friday, and re- those kids' eyes, the sparkle when January. 7 have been accepted. / & age- increase in the area. Next ..'••'. •..'•',•. '•'•• ; • ' • PhotosibyDaiylStone strictions on use before April 1 or they play under the lights," put- When local governing elders make their 1991 resolutions we Pretty stingy when compared to time, the Board of Education had HAPPY HOLIDAY: Interpreter Toby Marx signs "happy," at left, and "holiday" in honor of this current season of festive holidays. after Father's Day. ting the emphasis oh the kids, hope one of the first will be to remember those who pay the the 8 percent coverage increase better give its members and the that was granted to the members Board member Robert McAr- their hopes and their dreams. bills,, the hard-working family man or woman who is struggling fact finder a. test in mathematics thur said he felt the CBL had "ad- to make it every day of the year, those who comprise the of the Cranford Education Associ- before they commence negotiat- ation. That increase is 48 percent ing. '.Interpreting dressed the nuisance.factors," but township or borough they serve, those depending on elected greater than the increase received would like to see visors on the Guess where a good chunk of my lights, improved landscaping and Committee leaders to hold the line on spending. by Social Security recipients. Had increased Social Security benefit (Continued from page, A-l) both increases been the'same, the better maintenance of the prop- estimated increased cost to bewill be going? "When I went to college at the erty throughout the year.. reoganization raised by real estate taxes to Elmer R. Granitzki University of Rochester, I first Board member Robert Celebration cover increased GEA benefits ...... 2 Colby Lane ., learned sign language because I 6'S.ullivan added the CBL "could, Time warp on New' Year's Eve became friends with interpreters be a better neighbor." this Tuesday By Paul Arjan^s :and„ deaf students at the Roch- :"«8tert.i':^:r..'jK_'tCiKln I;.&ount yput^souEcis^iind-riaUzew^^e-only way Jleprinia^nding carele&s driyers . ..esfer^nstitute-" bf> Technology,' Stertder' fiad indicated at an ear- Ghmnil:asspctat By Cheryl Moulton celebrates the 125th ann.i- but is to climb out of the wjndow, You climb, rand -. .which ' was nearby my school," lier! iHgetingothe addition of trees 1 To the Editor: - -..'--• ••••••.: '.•••••: . obey or they are. reprimanded by „ versary. of adaption of the 13th. Funk and Wagna.H's Comprehensive International awkwardly try to get out without breaking your leg or This letter is meant for the care-. said Marx. "My future husband along the fence line would ob- The Township Committee will Amendment to the U.S- Constitu- dictionary defines time as the "general idea, rela- exposing your genitalia.to the,cold morning air. You the proper authority. Your irre- and I took informal sign language struct parents' view of the. games, hold its annual reorganization less drivers who come through the sponsible driving endangers the tion, which abolished slavery. tion, or fact of. continuous or successive existence; are unsuccessful in the latten That's^when you real- Borough of Garwood every day. classes at the Rochester Institute, board members requested the meeting Tuesday at noon in Room This marks a century and a quar- infinite duration or its measure." • ize that your 69-year-old spinster neighbor, Sarah, is lives of both school children and or they brought the classes to our CBL meet with the Development 107 of the Municipal Building. You have no respect for lights or crossing guards. . ter of freedom for all people in If that definition sounds erudite and awkward to watching your every move and focusing her Cannon school guard signals. You continu- university." Review Committee (DRC), which Several weeks ago the Republi- ; If you don't like the way we our country, regardless of race, you, don't worry. What follows is a layman's guide, to. AE-i.. •. . •••.;• '• ously, tailgate, block intersections The time was in the early '70s, acts in an.advisory capacity to the can majority voted to reappoint sex or religion. . some common uses of the T-I-M-E word. Let's make Answer: A time to die. and cross walks, making it diffi- guards conduct ourselves in Gar- sOon after Woodstock. "One of our Planning Board, to buffer the Ed Force as chairman and mayor The amendment was. ratified on it a game. I'll describe a scenario, and. you try to OK One more. cult for the crossing guard to wood, change your route through favorite activities was signing folk fields. for the third, consecutive year and Dec. 18, 1865, soon after the Civil guess the.phrase. Don't cheat Scenario: You start the New Year's Eve in a pasto- guide children safely, across the one of the neighboring towns. songs informally in groups just for Prior to the decision, additional Ed Robinson as deputy mayor, but War ended and two years after ral-cabin tucked away in the Catskills. The snow is street H. John Byrne f\m as a way to learn sign lan- testimony by residents against the, all township board and committee Scenario: It's 4:30 a.m. That term paper on the School crossing guard lights and CBL members attesting -seats, including mayor, must be Abraham Lincoln's Emancipation Freudian interpretation of the virgin birth for Psych falling, the fire is crackling, the champagne lies wait- The crossing guards put their guage," said Marx. "My husband Proclamation. It took the question ing the all-important impending clock stroke. Hemlock Ave. went to Gallaudet College (later it to the need for the lights was ratified by the five-member gov- 107 (in which you're a pulling a solid 62) is due in lives on the line to protect the Garwood heard, much of which was repeti- erning body on Jan. 1. . . ' of slavery out of the hands of indi- three and a half hours. You're an atheist from Cape Idyllic? Romantic? school children. The children became Gallaudet University for vidual states and proclaimed, Yes, but not enough. tious of the two previous meet- . Robinson, a Republican and Cod, completely ignorant of religion, and think that the Deaf) in Washington, D.C., to ings, former mayor, will be sworn in to "Neither slavery nor involuntary the virgin birth is a newly constructed place to store True to Freud's Pleasure Principle, you want more pursue a master's in audiology as servitude, except as a punishment fun. You want to "push the envelope" of fun. So, New. testimony on behalf of the replace retiring Vince Brinkerhoff your dad's yacht Besides, you think that Freud is a Who will be laid off? a result of our newly acquired in- and. Democrat Carolyn Vollero for crime whereof the party shall pig. ; . what do you do? You guessed it—drive to New York terest in sign language," she said. objecting residents was. presented have been duly convicted, shall • City, the Apple in decay. Within two hours of leaving by Meeker-Sharkey Realtors rep- will take the oath for her second Answer: Running out of time. To the Editor: Marx explained that Gallaudet •consecutive three-year term as a exist within the United States, or the mountains, you find yourself in the bowels of the The county manager and the offers graduate programs for .....'•,'•' Photo by Use Landau resentative pm Bianco, who said, any place subject to their jurisdic- See, that wasn't so hard. Let's try another. East Village. While others toast the New Year sing- the many ticket buyers that have "I think the fields and the lights governing body member. Board of Freeholders have again helped finance their freeholder hearing people in audiology and SHE SAID: Lynne Jacob, left, of West Orange, a deaf mother, reads signing of interpreter Toby tion." Scenario: A cold, rainy morning. You painfully ing "Auld Lang Syne,"; you watch, too tired to be announced their plans to lay off Marx at recent school conference for parents. ... will have a serious impact on the Municipal Judge James Bell will shocked, as a transvestite counts down the New races? counseling. While they were in potential sale of their (residents') be appointed to his fourth three- The 13th Amendment upholds, drag yourself out of.bed, strip down and step into the county employees to trim or elimi- It will be interesting to match up WasJMngtqn, Marx worked, as. a, the basis of our Declaration of J-n,- , shower. The water invigorates you. You towel off, Year by dropping a fluorescent bulb in time to"It' s nate the $12 million deficit that ,, iy.fisajci.Jyfanc.,,.., .. .. ,; property" year term, and Albert Stender will Raining Men." . those axed employees names'and', television , captionerrsubtif!er for v r .; noted that even though most older deaf, parents to conferences with CBL attorney Albert Stender ob- return'as prosecutor after a one- dependence, affirming the equal- and step out of the shower. Turn the bathroom door they helped create in the'budget! positions with the" list of poUilcat ; Whent ^they + mpved-vto -New -Jerv'ideaf people do not use sign lan- teachers^ She. volunteers her ser- 1 ity of all men, the primacy of peo- knob. It's locked. IT'S LOCKED?? HELP, I'M This my friend, is a time warp. The question that will be an- Gallapdststudents..',':'";. '.• ,;.'•. ;:^''; \r ; sey,- Marxj ;began doing: fireelance jected to 6ianco as an expert In yearhiatus;.-"-- .' •••'•< Happy New Year, contributors listed oh the New "Our interest in deamess con- guage and do not consider them- vices ..in English and. Hebrew for the field of real estate, but Dreyer Although the governing body has ple over government and the dig- TRAPPED IN THE BATHROOM!!! You calm down, swered shortly will be which em- Jersey Election Law Contributors signing and took the test for certi- selves part of the deaf community, High Holy Day services at Temple nity and worth of each individual. tinued," : said Marx. "When I said he did not agree. Bianco, been reviewing municipal boards ployees will receive the ax. Will Reports that have been filed in fication as an interpreter. "In the awareness of the needs of people Ernanu-El and signs religious.ser- and committees, Force would not they be the lower paid employees earned my graduate degree in time that I've been interpret- Who is the listing agent for Robert Trenton over the past three years. communal service in Los Angeles, with hearing loss is important vices for the deaf at synagogues Poli's property adjacent to thereveal which had vacancies. He that have no political connec- It should make interesting read- ing—since 1978 in New Jerwhe- n working with older clients. and churches in northern and would only say incumbents have A watt saved is a watt earned toward energy conservation tions? Will they include the many I worked-with deaf students at Cal sey—there have been many . fields; said he held an open house ing for the voters and taxpayers in State, Northridge, After I received Marx added, "People don't even central New Jersey. for the property and preliminary preference in the positions. He relatives of the freeholders, both Union County. changes for the deaf community," know what gerontology means and "I find it particularly gratifying did say, however, Planning Board much lower-quality family life and past and present? Or will they in- my master's, my husband and I Marx said. There are interpreter indications by those who visited industry. Because foreign oil has To paraphrase Ben Franklin's fa- Harry Pappas went back to Rochester and they don't even "think of it as "an to see the children for whom I the house indicated the close alternate Phyllis Dollar will take By David Moore been cheap, this country has done mous quote: A watt saved is a watt social isolation. clude the many poligical chums training programs and it's not a - - Springfield worked there for two years again option when they're thinking signed when they were young, and the board seat of Paul LaCorte ~Carrtribatirrg-writer -~3lTn*osrTTSth"ing to improve effP~ -with-high-paying-positiDns"and/or~ bitl^lati earnedTTheTtey to independence more emcient cars, natural gas tlh^irTTft^i "about a profession for themselves, jEhen signed~for them when they sirable. who retired recently, Neil Mag- New Jersey uses too much en- ciency. from out-of-state and foreign en- and electric fuels and high- tute of the Deaf in addition to ing for the deaf on TV, and small, but our population tells us that went to camp, and now I am argal will succeed Dollar and As recent events have demon- other assignments." portable electronic teletype units the need is only going to get asked to interpret at their wed- Richard Kahn, attorney repre- longtime member Jeannine Rowe ergy, as do. the other 49 states. ergy sources is making better use occupancy vehicle incentives can senting the owners of nearby There are lots of buildings and strated, we'd better change. That's of what we've got The plan out- help. How about bridge, tunnel Things were very different for to communicate via phone. There greater. As baby boomers age, the dings." ; will be reappointed. . why a recently released report Calendar of meetings the deaf community in those days, are many other devices to wake need for professionals in the field Parkway Village, said he had a lots of automobiles and trucks, es- lines a number of ways to.build a and road tolls that charge more "procedural concern" with The appointments to some 50 pecially in crowded New Jersey. from state government needs our better state by doing just that for single-passenger vehicles? Marx noted. Deaf people who you up or to alert you that the will grow." Her program at Union board and committee posts will be fljfl attention. It's called the Draft Thursday, Dec. 27 couldn't use the telephone were phone is ringing. County College is a two-tiered M.L. King award whether the application was be- Unfortunately, in this state, as For one, get us out of single- That's being done in New York 7:30 p.m, Cranford Mayor's Com- Wednesday, Jan. 9 fore the proper board, stressing announced Tuesday. elsewhere in the nation, we're en- 1990 New Jersey Energy Master occupant vehicles. Car and vanState at the Tappan Zee Bridge. <8_p.m_ Kenilworth Board of Ad- really cut oft' from-communica- "Deaf people are no longer one. People with no prior degree (Continued from page A-l) Plan. mittee on Airplane Noise, Munici- tion. "For example," said Marx, can acquire an associate degree the lights were a conditional use ergy-inefficient Compared with pools, or public transit are liter- We can do much better with pal Building justment, Borough Hall ashamed to use signing in public, As a coordinator of the Cranford and therefore should be heard by such countries as Japan and what What the plan does is under- ally the way to go. Shortening the buildings, too. Designs should "we had deaf friends, who, if they especially since Gallaudet Univer- in human service-gerontology. Tuesday, Jan. 1 Thursday, Jan, 10 Marx.also speaks to senior groups hotline for teens, Collins trained the Board of Adjustment He also until recently was West Germany, score long-known and too-long- trip miles would make a big dif- maximize use of sunlight, win- 7:30 p.m. Cranford Mayor's Com- wanted to see other friends, might sity acquired a deaf president," listeners and served as treasurer. TV-35 schedule ignored ways of saving energy in ference, too. I know several peo- dows that open, insulation and Noon. Garwood Borough Council drive more than an hour only to said Marx. "There is much more in whatever spare time she has said the township Land Develop- it takes twice as much energy reorganization meeting, Borough mittee on Airplane Noise, Munici- left on a variety of topics, such as She is currently involved with the ment Ordinance clearly states Dec. 31: 6 p.m., Holiday ver- here for each dollar of gross na-., this sadly self-indulgent country. ple who drive cars for four hours more efficient heating and venti- pal Building find that their friends weren't deaf awareness, but it's still not Parents Anonymous hotline. New Jersey would be a splendid Hall home because they couldn't use sharpening memory skills. poles should be no higher than 16 sion of "Hello Cranford," re- tional product a day to and from work. Some of lating 1 p.m. Cranford Township Com- 8 p.m. Cranford Board of Educa- easy being deaf in a hearing A member of Cranford United feet state in which to demonstrate bet- those miles are to reach quality How about more rate-cutting for the phone to find out" At this world.". Marx has two children: Evan, 12 peated all night • , . Half of the energy we use is for mittee reorganization meeting, tion budget workshop, Lincoln Methodist Church for 30 years, Planning Board attorney James Jan. 2: 5 p.m., Hillside Ave- light, heat and air conditioning in ter habits. affordable housing. The price is those who use off-peak electrical School time, Western Union began giving Professionally, Marx is coordi- a sixth grader at Brookside she is a life member of United One big source of energy that Municipal Building some deaf people their old tele- Keefe said, "It is not a question of nue School winter concert; 6 buildings. Another 30 percent less productivity at work, more air energy? Utilities often offer those 1 p.m. Kenilworth Borough Monday, Jan. 14 nator of the gerontology program School, and daughter Raimi, 4 Vz, Methodist Women and has served remains untapped is efficiency. pollution, less leisure time, a programs to homes and busi- type units so that they could type at Union County College. "My who attends Temple Emariu-El p.m., Union County Medical goes to transportation, the rest to Council reorganization meeting, 8 p.m. Cranford Board of Educa- as adviser to youth fellowship. Society and Senior Citizens nesses, but toofe w take advan- Borough Hall tion workshop, Lincoln School their messages on the phone. • work with the Study of adulthood nursery school. Her husband, Jeff, A widow, she has two grown tage. I had an all-electric home a Laughing, Marx added, "Of and the aging process is not to-has given up his involvement with ENVIRONMENTAL TIP luncheon, repeated all night Wednesday, Jan. 2 8 p.m. Kenilworth Board of Edu- children, Cynthia Hilferty and Jan. 3: 6 p.m., "This is Cran- Fast track to I don't know where few years ago, so I tried a comput- cation, Harding School course, this only worked if the tally unrelated to my interest in deaf people and works as an ad- Douglas Collins. Use your own cloth or string erized electric meter that charged .8 p.m. Cranford Planning Board, bags for your grocery shopping. ford High School," repeated Municipal Building Tuesday, Jan. 15 person they were calling also had deafness," Marx explained. ministrator in Thermal Materials In announcing the award, the It's- hard to believe 1990 is almost over, and the unhappiness, believing life would get better, and it more in the daytime than at night one of these teletype machines. "There is a relatively, high per- Corp., Linden. Bags are available from: Seventh all night Thursday, Jan. 3 8 p.m. Cranford Township Com- Rev. Milton Mason, committee Jan. 4: 6 p.m., "Hello Cran- New Year is but a few.days away. There was a time always has. I have wondered when my ship would and weekends. It worked for me; I mittee, Municipal Building "I remember how proud our centage of late life hearing loss in "I continue to do freelance sign chairman, said the decision was Generation, 10 Farrel St, Burl- when "1984" was a book and not the year I drove saved almost 15 percent on the 7:30 p.m. Cranford Mayor's Com- ington, Vt 05403. ford," repeated all night come in, dreamed dreams, made promises, laughed, mittee on Airplane Noise, Munici- 8 p.m, Garwood Board of Educa- friends were to have one of these our society. All of us lose some language interpreting when the difficult because the candidates across the country with a snow storm hanging on my cried, loved and felt pain. And after all is said and energy bill. And with a few more tion workshop, Lincoln School enormous teletype units that took hearing, probably due to noise opportunity arises," said Marx, were all worthy but Collins was bumper all the way from Ohio to New Jersey. I done, I still believe and hope in mankind and the timers and a bit more of a life- pal Building pollution. Also, many older people 8 p.m. Kenilworth Planning up major space in their living primarily in religious or educa- cited for her "exceptional demon- suppose I could ask "Where has this year gone?" but decency I know exists in all of Us. Many people have style shift, I could have done bet- room because it allowed them to have a hearing loss that interferes tional settings. She signs educa- stration of genuine concern for then I know where it has gonc.into that great mem- ter. Board, Borough Hall with their daily living." Marx told me I am foolish, but I don't think so. Monday, Jan. 1 communicate so much more eas- tional lectures and accompanies humanity." ory bank of mine...stored away as a precious year of So many things have changed since I was a child. About letters change, love and happiness...laughter...growth...and The plan is just full of good 7 p.m. Kenilworth Borough The world has changed, putting us on a fast track to ideas and recommendations. Now Council workshop, Borough Hall New committee to study QEA impact most important..of learning, I don't know where. Maybe this year, we will all it's up to state government and The Chronicle will print as It's funny how we look to the future as each New 8 p.m. Cranford Board of Educa- many residents' letters as pos- begin to remember how it used to be. If things the legislature to do something tion budget workshop, Lincoln The school board has estab- ternatives for the board's consid- Year's approaches...almost like Jan. 1 is a clean seemed better then, maybe it's because they were. about it It should be unnecessary sible on subjects oflocal inter- lished committees to review the eration. . ' slate...a place to start all over, to right the wrong, School est Letters to the editor may FOOD WAREHOUSE for me topoin t out that the energy 8:15 p.m. Cranford Board of Ad- local impact of the Quality Educa- Board president Ellen Heller begin again, do better. I guess we all are hard on we save translates into a saving of be submitted by mail or by fax tion Act (QEA) and to reopen com- appointed member Patti Martin-, Sale Thru SAVE CASH! ourselves...forgetting we are, after all, only human. justment, Municipal Building no later than 3 p.m. Tuesday our own money. Tuesday, Jan. 8 munication with the staff. elli chairman and named Dee 12/30/90 OPEN TO THE PUBLIC New Year's Eve 1989 will always stand out for me. I All letters should be typed or On Dec. 17 the board approved Sugalski and Dick Nicholls to the Investment Portfolios went to bed at 9:30 p.m., a dejected, forlorn, down- Stating is as plainly as I can, if 7:30 p.m. Cranford Township clearly written and include the FULLY COOKED WITH THIS COUPON New Jersey and other states had Committee workshop, Municipal writer's signature/address and the formation of an ad hoc com- committee. The board agreed to AND A PURCHASE OF A BOX trodden person. I just did not care. It seemed easier mittee to study the impact of state open participation to the commu- BREADEADED CHICKECHICKEN PARTS BREADED CHICKEN PARTS RECEIVE •re Dealers in Rare Coins And Are just to go to sleep and avoid the merry making. It moved on such recommendations Building daytime telephone number Seeking The Following Items: in the 1970s and '80s, there would 8 p.m. Garwood Board of Educa- Unsigned letters will not be funding for Cranford under the nity. Anyone interested in serving $12912 5 enBlElSLB Blue Ridgo Ssladt had been a rough year...one that hurt and made me may contact Heller. 1dl1dlll 01< rRBEfUB olVourCholM Shenanigans be no U.S. troops sitting on Saudi tion workshop, Lincoln School published and names will not QEA The committee's task is to PorBaklriBorfrylT -' question why nothing ever seemed to work out It identify programs, curriculum, Heller named Edna Silvey fT Potato - Mac - or Colo Slaw * All U.S. Gold Coins •.;' was not like me to not eagerly look forward to the Arabia sand dunes today. 8 p.m. Kenilworth Borough be withheld from publication. FULLY COOK * U.S. Commemorative * By Cheryl Moulton David Moore is executive director buildings and repair projects that chairman of a re-established HILLS BROTHERS New Year and the possibilities it could bring. For Council, Borough Hall The editor reserves, the right board-staflf liaison committee. Half Dollars' ''"jlT^, the first time in my life I wondered what the heck of the New Jersey Conservation 8:30 p.m. Garwood Borough to edit for clarity or because of may be in jeopardy due to the loss HOT WINGS Foundation, a private, nonprofit, of state aid and to consider possi- Serving with her are. Martinelli COFFEE * Original Rolls and Bags i j kept me going and if life was just one long battle of Council, preceded by workshop at length or to avoid libel. and Nicholls. 3LD. ramming my head into wall or having someone else member supported organization. 7, Borough Hall ble short-range or long-range al- $C89 CAN of Silver Dollars j do it I was...the perfect example of self pity at its SWEETHEART GUILDWARE HEAVY DUTY * Large Lots of Proof -J& best s TONGOLTUNA PLASTIC FORKS, KNIVES AND SPOONS and Mint Sets -j- I should have known life is just a series of doors FORBES NEWSPAPERS PATRICIA ANDERSON * Better Foreign Gold "tYTj opening and closing, roads ending and beginning Simple enough, huh? Maybe the answer to where We A DIVISION OP FORBES INC artf orb and Silver Coins ,44lv Editor K Logical ° < 6 k again. Last year a door closed for me, but another are going is where we have been. The "me" genera- MALCOLM S. FORBES, JR. CASE COTS J38.85 BOX OF 100 PCS. Any Worthwhile Individual one opened this year. It isn't easy to look back and tion is beginning to feel the pressure of being on the Chairman ROSALIE GROSS Coin or Collection fast track Sometimes if you're going too fast you Cfjronicie News Editor SNYDER'S OF HANOVER GARDEN STATE see you have failed...missed the mark..taken the JOHN J. O'BRIEN wrong road. It's too bad life doesn't come with a can't smell the flowers, notice the blue of the sky, or Serving Craufoi^. Garwood Computer Systems SNACNACK MIX PICKEL CHIPS see the road ahead. President and Publisher and Keuiiworth CHERYL MOULTON, "We will travel map...and some directions...some instructions...some 278-0000 PETER WAMSTKKER 19 1LB. PER to buy if your As I think back over 1990, I realize how much I EDWARD F. CARROLL and Electronics guidance. But it doesn't Instead we have to stumble PAX: 276-8220 Reporters GALLON holdings warrant" have changed, how far I have come. In 1991, may you Executive Editor pAck along, .reach dead ends, fall in holes, climb out and IPubllihed every TtMrtday by Votbt* New»- keep going. Sometimes for every mile we go...we get gather enough courage to tell someone you're proud papert, A DiviftUxt mt ftrbott, Inc., 108 Wal- KAREN KASSINGEK, 100% IBM Compatible with all hardware MICHAEL CASE JOHN SCHNEIDER and software made in the USA! HAVE A HAPPY AMD HEALTHY HEW YEAH detoured and have to subtract 10. For many people of them, say you're sorry when something isn't your nut Ave., CranfotJ. NJ. 97010. Second daw ou a0ll1 u nd Advertising/Marketing Director Postage paid at Cranford, NJ. POSTMAS- Advertising Soles l» yau'rm having a party, com* nu "J ;" 0 •• " 0 "' * «*«"** Iwo it is hard to find joy or a zest for living in such a fault, hug someone who is hurting, give the other Lighter, faster and less expensive than its rivals. wh b eon1 lo ol 201-654*0010 TER: please send address changes to Forbes by 1ar all youe party n«.d<. "•• "'.'? """' * ' • ""V tom*thln If no answer, please leave message process. For others, the joy of life is not in reaching person the benefit of doubt, run outside as the first GEORGE GANNON Newspapers, Fulfillment Office, P.O. Box; ANN POUCAY flakes of snow fall and wonder at the beauty of it all, Circulation Director M0 CLUBS TO JOIN - NO FEES TO PAY AND K0 MINIMUM PURCHASE the end but in the journey itself. 7S7, Bcdralmter, NJ. 01921. Classified Advertising For Real Fast Service without the Fast Talk There have been few times in my life I have ques- do something nice for someone without expecting -Subscription rates by wall one year within anything back, and most of alL.see the journey for LENA B. MOORE Union County $20.00, Out of county $24.00. We are the logical choice in computing. VE BLUM, IMC tioned the why or wherefore of how my life has General Manager Out of state $27,00. DBBRA CURIA what it is...a spirit of adventure. Happy New Year, Office Manager Professional^ in New Jersey Sinc<± gone. I have, for the most part, thrown caution to the > 400 West Broad Street Mon.-Fri. 11 nm-9 pm BOULEVARD WHOLESALE FOODS my friends, and thank you for being there. Hours: Mon.-Wod. 8-6 CALL FOR EASY DIRECTIONS aC\C\ I inrnln RlwH References,.. —j^'ftftfn. (comer South Avc.) 233-4210 Sat. 11-6 Thurs. & Fri. 8-8 90 n B 533 Silt. 8-5 • Sun. 9-2 201-469-8401 ° ,', 'y?' Westfleld, Appointment iVe Accent Food Stamps (VUClClleSCX, NJ Thursday, December 27,1990 CRANFORD CHRONICLE A-7 Ernest Vitale takes T)ride af . Clare Sabeh, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Victor E. Sabeh of Cranford, was married Sept 9 to Ernest J. Vitale, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Vitale of Ken- ilworth. The nuptial Mass was celebrated by the Rev. Robert Rischmann at the Church of St Anne. A Arts center ^offers 6 -show discount package Itemlbi reception followed at The Armory on the Waterfront Tricia Mosco and Marybeth Sabeh, sisters of the Thursday, December 27,1990 A package of tickets for any six. shows in the Union ers, and Bill Haley's Comets; Feb. 1, Alvin Ailey II A-6 CRANFORD CHRONICLE bride, served as matron and maid of honor. Brides- County Arts Center's season can save patrons 20 Dancers; Feb. 9, Kreskin; Feb. 16, Robin and Linda maids were Claudine and Sandra Vitale; the bride- percent over individual ticket prices. The center is a Williams; March. 9, Tintypes; March 15, Mick Malo- groom's sisters, and Tammy Ostrowsky. Philip Stolz professionally restored 19306* "picture palace" at ney; March 16, Jose Molina; March 23, The Ink was best man. Serving as ushers were Gerard and 1601 Irving St, Rahway, operated on a non-profit Spots; April 6, Saenger Chorus; April 13, Eddie Rab- Victor Sabeh, brothers of the bride, Charles and basis. •.- • . '•••:•.'• . bitt; and May 11, New Xavier Cugat Orchestra: Robert Vitale, cousins of the bridegroom, and Nich- Call 499-8226 for reservations or for more informa- David to serve as olas Alfano. A six-show package of balcony seats costs $50.80. The schedule is: Jan. 25, Del Vikings and the Drift- tion. The bride, a graduate of Union Catholic Regional High School, holds an associate's degree in business of Council; ratification due Jan. 1 from Union County College. She is employed by Merrill Lynch, Somerset The bridegroom graduated Births By Peter Wamsteker and.former chairman Clementi. Plans to change the from Brearley High School and attends Union Democratic Councilman Gregg David has been zoning code this year will make this • a cloSely County College. He is employed by Beatrice Foods, Michael and Michele Keating of named Council president for 1991 and will serve as watched committee. Cliffwood! '.."-.. •,.'"'••..' 228 Locust Dr. announce the birth chairman 'of health education and welfare in the Tcsto will take the helm, at the potentially vexa- of a son, Michael Patrick Jr., Nov. The couple is residing in Roselle Park following a Family Foto wants to thank all its friends coming year. . tious department of public works committee. Joining honeymoon to France and Italy. 28 at Overlook Hospital. Grand- Unanimously approved by the'governing body at a him will be Cavallaro and Brede. The committeemerr parents are Frank and Fran Lit- who have helped make this past year Dec. 19 meeting to assign committees, the senior are expected to negotiate a new department contract tQrio of Cranford and Robert and successful. councilman will preside at meetings when the mayor in Juno. : Jane Keating of Kenilworth. Ma- is absent Joining David at HEW will bo. Democrats In an interview last Thursday, David said he was Miss Silber and Mr. Simon ternal great-grandparents are JefTVey Corciofie and Albert Testa. . honored to be chosen to serve as Council president Mick and Annet Litteria and Republican John Brede will head the finance coman- d "hopes to do the position justice." He said the \,Florence Botty, all of Jersey City. mittee, a position he strongly lobbied for during the comniittee selection process was unusually coopera- Simon engaged Paternal great-grandmother is fall campaign. He will be joined by Democrat Law- tive and he hoped the spirit of unity will prevail in Maude Boone of Lindea rence Clementi and David, who served as depart- the coming year. '.•'-.'.. to wed in November ment chairman for the past two years. Even a snag at the Department of Public Works A son, John Christopher, was The Studio Is Now Open All Year • The public safety committee- will remain un- which originally had left Cavallaro as chairman was Mr. and Mrs. Ronaid Silber of Short Hills an- born Nov. 17 at Columbia Presby- Long For Portraits of Your Family and Children changed. Testa and Brede will join chairman Cor- mended when veteran councilman Testa agreed to. nounce the engagement of their daughter, Tracey terian, New York City, to Jack and cione for a second year. Current PBA contract nego- head the committee based on his. political experi- Michelle, to Andrew H. Simon, son of Mr. arid Mrs. 'Debby DeCo,tiis of 307 Prospect St tiations are one reason the', committee was not ence, David said: ••''•'. •'.'. ';•••'• - Marvin Simon of Cranford. He joins twin sisters^ Carly and. changed,,according to David. Political appointments were discussed in closed' Miss Silber,.. a 1986 graduate. of Millbum High •Crystal, 7. Grandparents are Mr. ; Clementi will, head recreation, fire,-ecology- and. session -arid', will • be:__ratified •.,at.i,the Jan.1 re- ^Schoolr attended: Colorado State Univers%"arid : arid Mrs. Anthony- Mlack and. Mr, r 1 lighting and;will-bejojned-tjy David and -freshman ^organization;meeting;. Appointments and hames pf graduated-thisyear fyqmthe Uhivereiiy of M^lan^ and Mrsv John; iDeCotils; all of: "^ ^^?" One Hour fVlm : ; ; I^publiciftn'-Sm--&vallar^:v^publiciftnSm&vallar^:v^^1^77:/p;;7:^^^"1^"77~:/p-;;7^':^: candidates'.for/some, fcWQ dozen posjtiqfts;4&#€n7>T w'itfit a baehefbr'S' de'greein c'bmmercfa.r recreation, ;G!ranifofd.';;::-"' ***' "; " •"' 340 South Avenue East, Westfield, N.J. 07090 Cavallaro, currently Planning Board", secretary; wj)l. released but unofficially borough attorney Bradford programming. The future, bride is.-a managerial; as^ serve as chairman of the planning, zoning and ordi- Bury and borough engineer Michael Disko are ex- sistant.fbr Abraham and Strauss, Short Hjlls. . "" -Cuesi-musicians nance committee. He will be assisted by Corciorie pected to return for another year. '., . :7 ;; Mr. Simon. is a. 19M graduate of Cranford High 'One roll per coupon per family. Cannot be combined with other promotions. School and a 1989 cum laude graduate of Northeast- in chamber recital ern University where he earned a bachelor's degree Birthdays are celebrated in style in marketing and finance with a minor in computer Mostly Music will present pianist science. He is pursuing an MBA and works as an Joseph Kalichstein, violinist Cho- account executive with AGS Information Services ' Jiang-Lin and cellist Carter Brey A~ ^ A A A A A A A A A A A§tttO09^i^ ^ Inc., Clark. . • , , "' "" . in non-subscription concerts. They every month for borough seniors A November wedding is planned. will join violinist Robert McDuffie A NEW YOU...FOR THE NEW YEAR! and violist Toby Hoffman in a By Peter Wamsteker and bonnet made by Ann Lon- month. :'••.-.• program of music by Dvorak, JOIN A FITNESS CLASS! Birthdays, like Christmas, come dinp, comes . bounding into the "I met my husband in 1935 right Kodaly and Moszkowski. out of high school. He was the but once a year—unless you're a room shaking a rattle and. throw- The concerts will be held Jan. 5 AAA - All Aerobic Action member of the Konilworth Senior ing his arms in the air. only fella I ever dated and I mar- at 8 p.m. at Prospect Presbyterian . TNT - Tone n'Tighten Citizens Club where birthdays are "Read my lips," he tells the ried him right^ away." she says. Church, 646 Prospect St, Maple- celebrated in style every month, crovyd. "I promise you lower "Judge Villani married us in New- wood, and Jan. 6 at 7:30 p.m. at A+ Combination of AAA & TNT Zorabelle McKinnie grabs the' taxes, insurance costs cut in half, ark Together we got a furnished First Baptist Church, 170 Elm St, microphone and shouts above the and the sales tax repealed. I also, room with only $12 between us." Westfield. . :.• STEP CLASS din of the crowd who have come promise to personally lower your Among the bright lights, tinsel, Tickets are $15 and $8 for stu- A+ Class -- 4:00 P.M. to celebrate the birthdays of mem- income taxes by $2,000." garland and assorted Christmas dents. Call 762-8486. • Easy Does It — Designed for Seniors bers born in December. She tries "And that's a lot of baloney," decorations which adorn the to get their attention but the ex- someone chimes in. room, McKinnie settles down to EPIPHANY CONCERT To Register citement proves too much. Over in the corner Mary Librizzi eat birthday cake. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Vitale The chorale and orchestra- of Eventually she manages to quiet is cutting a mammoth birthday ;"You know its kind of nice. With Mount St Mary's Academy, joined the crowd enough to introduce" cake 'decorated, with^white' ftost> so much hatred, in the world its by the Cranford High.. School glee Councilman John Brede, who, "ing-arid pink'trim.-She ttncWrtr -nice we Can share so much love. club, will present ,aja EpiphaWJ. 118 Walnut Avenue • Cranford husband Bill are celebrating their to wed with his guitar, breaks into his We're all getting a little older but concert at 3 p.m. Jan. 6 in the • [Joqin .Ian 3K own rendition of "Santa Claus Is 55th wedding anniversary this we still enjoy ourselves " school's chapel, Route.22 at Ter- o * • • Coming to Town" and a medley of Je S. Drexler rill Road, Watchung. ———~'""" ...-.• • " . Photo by Daryl Stone other Christmas carols. With the help of McKinnie and Clara Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Petruch of Pittsburgh an- WHERE'S MY MAMA? Santa Claus, alias James Hannon of the Kenilworth Fire Department nounce the engagement of their daughter, LuAnn, to patiently listens to walls of 8-mohth-old Brittany Greenhill in Saturday's visit to the borough; Cherence, entertainment co- chairmen, and local businessman JeflVcy Scott Drexler, son of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Rudy Cammarota, the'erowd re- Drexler of Cranford. acts; singing and shouting, shak- The bride-elect is a 1983 graduate of St Benedict Four men -ing-bells-and-laughTng:—~^~—:-— eademyr-Pittsburghr-and-reeeived-a-baehelo^s-de- At a special table for the birth- gree in 1987 from California University of Pennsyl- vania. She is employed in the.banking department of day boys and girls, Kay Ferguson, VINCENT R. VICCI, JR., O.D. 272-6800 plead guilty is singing with Henry Stewart and General Home Financial Services, Woodbridge. Her House decorating contest fiance, a 1983 graduate of Cranford High School, Louis B. Gavin, Adm: 1929 Nicholas Kaminsky.' Merltt B. Gavin, Adm: 1966, CPA The Kenilworth Recreation Committee will judge Its annual to DWI "I love it Every year is better attended Union County College. He is employed as a • Family Vision Care ALL TAXATION AREAS Christmas house decorating contest tomorrow and Saturday. One than the one before," she says, bakery manager by Pathmark Supermarkets. • Binocular Vision and Mr. Drexler and Miss Petruch The couple will be married in May 1992. TAX PREPARATION house from each of the six voting districts will be selected by During recent Municipal Court "What's remarkable is that the Perception committee members. Each winner will receive a $50 savings hearings, four men pleaded guilty people who come here seem to be • General Practice • Contact Lenses • Real Estate • Estate Planning bond. to separate incidences of driving getti ng younger instead of older." • Wills • Probate • Estates while intoxicated (DWI). Joseph Zygnerski, a resident Social news • Sports Vision • Corporation • Collection . Kenneth L. Melia, 49, of Summit . Cleveland Plaza • Divorce • Negligence since 1954 who has served on the The deadline for wedding also pleaded guilty to driving with club's building committee agrees. 123 N. Union Ave • Cranford Board re-organization a suspended driver's license and and engagement announce- HOLIDAY SPECIAL!! GAVIN & GAVIN PC "It's much better than last year ments is 5 p.m. Friday, An ar- Cousellors at Law New appointees to the Planning Board will be sworn in next refusing to submit to a breath test and better than the months be- 272-1133 198 Morth Ave, E. Cranford He was fined a total of $2,395 and ticle may be submitted to the Every Day - NOW- Until Jan. 10 Thursday when the board convenes for its annual re-organization fore." . . Chronicle either by mailing it meeting in Borough Hall. Flexi-Van Leasing Co.'s final site plan sentenced to 90 days in the county jail. He was ordered to serve 180 At the other end of the table, a to P.O. Box 626, Cranford, or Be the 10th Homeowner to Call In application will be reviewed at the Jan. 24 workshop. A formal group of ladies, Mary Jarusy, dropping it off at the office at and Receive Your Garage Door or public hearing is set tentatively for.Feb. 7. days of community service'and his driver's license was revoked for Louise Kovacs, Helen Swift, Jen- 102 Walnut Ave. Forms are Electrical Opener Repaired Martin R. Curlik JAMES F.KEEFE available upon request 12 years. It was his third DWI of- nie Natiello, Bertha Maker and M.D..F.A.C.S. Lipari & Keefe fense, according to the court re- Agnes Murello sit closely together Black and white photographs practicing Children's book bingo and conspire to sing beautifully. are preferred, but good quality Absolutely Counsellors at Law port Melia was arrested July 3 on • Male UROLOGY ,, Kenilworth Library will introduce a new program for children the Garden State Parkway. ,Then the room quiets for a mo- color pictures are acceptable. Treatment of Cleveland Plaza • Suite 202 There is no charge for pub- FREE!! Infertility • Non-surgical called book bingo. Children will play bingo with book titles i- ment to let Betty Weber sing • Female Kidney Stones 123 N. UNION AVE. Gerald A Sarno, 30, of North "How Great Thou Art", in a robust lishing announcements or pic- stead of numbers and win prizes. The program is for all children Arlington, Stephen Boakyemarfo, Urology • Impotency from first to sixth grades. It will be held once a month starting German accent More than 100 tures. • Urinary • Pedlatrlc CRAWFORD. N.J. 36, of Newark and Ronald Bedell, members join her in singing the Birth announcements may be ^METROPOLITAN DOOR CO., INC. Incontinence Urology Jan. 10 from 3:30 to 4:30 p.m. Call children's librarian Pat Malfetti, 29, of Forest Hills, N.Y., were 276-1100-2764766 276-2451, for more information. chorus. telephoned to the office, '325 North Ave., Garwood 233-5836 • Laser Surgery Residential & Commercial Real Estate Closings fined a total of $395 apiece by 276-6000. 198 North Avenue East Wills, Estates & Trusts Judge Aldan Markson. The highlight of the party occurs however when Cherence intro*» Diplomat,' Am«ric*n Cranford Commercial & Small Business Matters They were ordered to attend 12 duces Andy Capinas as "Father' Board o( Urology 709-9222 Divorce New staffer at Harding to 48 hours in the Intoxicated Time" and club president Marty Drivers Resource Center and Yvonne Nese will be the new child study team social worker at McCrea as "Baby New Year." each one's driver's license was re- a JOIN RUDY... Harding School beginning Jan. 2. She was hired at the Dec. 10 voked for six months. Slow moving and tired, Capirras school board meeting. She holds bachelor's and master's degrees waves to everyone amidst howls of BABY NEW YEAR AND FATHER TIME: As Baby New Year, BARISONEK, DOOLEY TAXES in social work from Rutgers University, Newark, and has been Sarno was arrested Sept 20 at laughter. A resounding hysteria club, president Marty McCrea, left, bids a fond farewell to &VIGU0TTI Individual, Partnership, employed as a social worker at Hunterdon Medical Center. the corner of S. Michigan and quickly develops though when Father Time 1990, Andy Capinas, in costumes designed by BE A DESIGNATED DRIVER Corporate, Estate & Trust School psychologist Celeste Hribar will resign Jaa 19. She joined Faitoute avenues by patrolman McCrea, dressed in cloth diapers senior citizen club member Ann Londlno. Counsellors at Law the school in September. Board president Carmine Rossetti and John Zimmerman. FINANCIAL STATEMENTS member Bob Taylor will act as volunteer wrestling coaches again Boakyermarfo was arrested Oct 3404 NORTH AVE. E. Compiled, Reviewed & this year. ' 17 on the Parkway by state CRANFORD, N.J. Audited trooper Steven McDonough. Bedell was arrested at 12:05 276-8500 LAVINIA MEARS.CPA McHale retires from Schering p.m. Sept 6_on the parkwav. Commercial & Residential Real Estate 10 Sduth Avenue East Pmnll Business and Corporations . • Cranford Thomas McHale, a former member of Borough Council and Municipal • Wills & Estates • Personal Injury Board of Education, retired Friday, from Schering-Plough Corp. Criminal and Matrimonial Law 276-7685 as a supervisor after more than 20 years of service. Mayor Joseph Clifford the dog Rego read a letter at a recent Borough Council meeting from former St Theresa Church pastor, the Rev. Edward Hennessey, 'visits' Harding lauding McHale's contributions in the community and church BARBARA RAMSDEN, DMD. Buy/Sell Businesses/Real Estate Personal"ln|ury areas. The pastor wrote: "When I think of Tom the words that Clifford, the big red dog who is a Commercial Litigation, Wills & Estates come to mind are sparkling words—words like integrity, honesty, favorite storybook character of CHARLES NARY, DMD. forthright, trustworthy, good cheer. I saw all of these at work young children, visited Harding Comp/ete Quality Gentle Dental TERRY R.ZUCKERMAN during the time when Tom served with me on the parish advisory School recently. Care For The Entire Family board. His value there cannot be overstated." Clifford and his owner, Emily POLLACK & ZUCKERMAN Elizabeth, read some of their fa- • Cosmetic Bonding • Root Canal vorite stories to the children. The • Crowns (Caps) • Emergency Care Law Offices Harding School Reading Is Fun- • Complete & Partial • Most Insurance Plans 530 Boulevard Holiday damental (RIF) project and Scho- Dentures Accepted Kenilworth, New Jersey Kenilworth Library will be lastic Book Co. sponsored Clif- 671 Raritan Rd. • Cranford closed Monday and Tuesday in ford's visit 272-2212 272-5550 observance of the New Year's Fifth graders Katie Vogler, EVENING 8. SATURDAY APPT3, AVAILABLE holiday. It will reopen Wed- Lindsey Tyne, Theresa Lyle and NEW JERSEY AUTOMOBILE CLUB nesday at 10 a.m. Dec. 31 will Ann Kranick portrayed Emily FOUNDATION FOR SAFETY be a work day for the munici- Elizabeth for the pre-kindergarten pal office staff and the public to third grade classes. Clifford was HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO YOU: Councilman Johri Brede, center, leads entertainment chairmen , FloriiMrt P«rk, 377-7200 played by Karen Worthington, a 4tt Rout* 10 W, SMriIng PUu« Mall. Hindolph, 361-0000 works department Zorabelle McKinnie, left, and Clara Cherence In a medley of Christmas carols during the 1t1 MounUlnAv«nu.,Spiln0llold, 233-8402 visitor to the school. December birthday party at the Senior Citizens Club. More than'100 members attended the party. ©1990 • Rudy 1$ our official spokesdeer

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SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY 3 New Year's Scotch Plains Republican Dolly to appoint Day (Southslde) Garwood Democratic attorney Renaud No Pick Up (Southslde) 8 10 11 12 ** Konilworfh 8 (Zono 3) Konllworth Garwood By Ellen Fellcetta Konllworth Konllworth- (Zone 3) Wostflold Westfleld Konllworth Konllworth • (Southsldb) .. Wostflold Wostflold Chronicle associate (Zono 1) (Zoho 2) Cranford (Northslde) (Southsldo) (Zono 1) (Zono 2) Cranford (Northsldo) (Southsldo) With inauguration day soon ap- ary expertise to this board. Dolly 13 proaching, Republican mayor- said, "It will take time to search 14 15 16 17 18 19 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 elect Tom Dolly has been select- for the right people. Appointees Scotch Plains Scotch Plains Scotch Plains (Southslde) (Northsldo) (Southsldo) ing candidates to fill numerous need not be former pdliticians but Scotch Plains Garwood LINCOLN'S ASH ST. VALENTINES borough vacancies. He reported must have the desired financial (Northsldo) (Northsldo) BIRTHDAY WEDNESDAY DAY " last Thursday that all vacancies background to qualify." He has have been filed and await confir- said that anyone interested 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 17 18 19 20kKonllworth 21 22 23 mation. In a surprising move, should feel free to contact him re- M.L Kenilworth • Konllworth (Zone 3) Dolly re-appointed Democrat garding this matter. • KING'S Kenilworth (Zone 1) (Zono 1) Garwood Since his election, Dolly also has BIRTHDAY Konllworth (Zona3) Westfleld Westflold WASHINGTON'S Konllworth (Northsldo) Wostflold Wostflold . Robert Reriaud as borough attor- NO Pick Up (Zone 2) . (Northslde) (Southslde) (Zono 2) Cranford (Southslde) ney and has replaced prosecutor hosted meetings with officials Cranford BIRTHDAY (Northside) William A Daniel with James from both parties and has opened Keefe. Both positions are dnethe lines of communication with 27 28 29 30 31 24 25 26 27 28 year in term and require confir- the police chief, PBA president, MAJOR CHANGES are proposed for the intersection of Walnut Avenue and Raritan Road to accommodate Increased traffic mation of Borough Council. police delegate, borough . clerk Scotch Plains Scotch; Plains Scotch Plains Scotch Plains expected from Hartz!s redevelopment of the former Beecham site. Widening and a computerized traffic signal are planned. Speaking on behalf of his and numerous others. His empha- (Northsldo) (Southslde) (Northsldo) (Southslde) choices, Dolly said, "I feel confl- sis is on communication and he denfthat all those I have selected feels this is the way to eradicate Hartz plans major changes to Walnut-Raritan intersection are not only well qualified but any discord which may have ex- well suited for the particular posi- isted before. He encourages the MARCH 1991 APRILi ' • • • 1991 tion I have put them in. Their residents to "rally around the By Cheryl Moultpn varying town and business back- mayor and council and together SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY , Hartz Mountain Industries plans major rial was proposed to replace the outdated cur- plan to stagger the hours of employees enter- grounds complement their ap- work for the betterment of Gar- changes to the intersection of Raritan Road rent signal, further expediting traffic move- ing the Walnut Avenue site, the use of van pointments arid will solidify the wood." : governing body as a whole. I am 1 1;-;:- .••.•: ** Konllworth . •4vV-: -- 5 6 2 2 and. Walnut Avenue to ease traffic congestion .ment . •'.'..••••... pooling and incentives for employee car pool- Garwood inauguration and reor- •;• . proud of the people I have been (Zono 3) resulting from its proposed new.office build- Maris delivered a technical analysis. of the ing. Maris said most of the employees to relo- ganization meeting will take place Garwood . . ing. Some 500 more vehicles are expected'to .volume .of traffic currently traveling through cate «T Cranford are' from five surrounding •able to enlist—they are active, ex-, .at noon Jan. 1 at Bprough.Hall. . ^y . ,--••• Konllworth. • . Kohlrworth, (SQUthaldo) • Wostflold ... ' Wostflold travel in the township's southwest quadrant the intersection with projecte^yplume in- municipalities,. which was a ,^g6od indication 1..arid, above;Vail care (Zonoi). •• .(Zono 2) ;•-• Crdhfofd "*"• •••"' ' ••••: •'•(Ndrlhsld.e).-. . . . (Southsldo) •• 7 1 u: "When the •firm's'Walnut- Avenue site is rede- .'cT'eases ffie~area \Wlfrealize'vifhenffiesite is •cVf.pbpliirtg'^oulcrwbrk.'^r'V'-":'-'' ''''- '••'. 3..,.,,,,V ,: veloped. '.-.. ' ... • • ; "••' . fully developed. The averagevehicle delay iri Hartz announced the appointing-of a traffic' Also, slated for the coming year Holiday closirigis •fe':.T; '••>• 11 15 _ At the Dec. 5 Planning Board meeting, Hartz is the creation bf the mayor's fi- *?? ^* Kenllwiorth '• '...•"•"tnf-v . ••'.,•• the morning is 3,6 second.sA,,but;.wiU;aefcre^eJpi; coordinator, whichcomplies.^wlth the ordi-' "" Garwood municipal services will. (Zone 3)- '• •• •'•• 4 frafficConsultant Michael Maris detailed plans..•- 14 seconds when; the-improvements are-made. - nance requirements Hob Conwayy-who works nancial ..advisory" board. To; imple- Garwood ... be closed both Monday and Konllworth Kdnllworth Westfleld ' ; Wesplia ••;• Scotch Plains .' Scotch Plains to widen all four approaches to the intersec- Thc most, remarkable changes were noted in in conjunction with other Hartz developments ment such' an undertaking Dolly (Zone 1) . (Southslde)' Tuesday for New Year's. This Jn- (Zono 2) Cranford . (Northslde) * (Southslde) (Northsldo) (Southsldo) tion, stressing Hartz had.gone beyond ordi- the peak evening hours, when the average in New Jersey, will act as a liaison between has challenged the residents of nance requirements. Proposed changes to the Garwood to come forward and . eludes offices, garbage collection delay of 26 seconds, will be reduced to 16 the company, tenants and community and will and the library. 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 roadways -will enable left hand turning lanes seconds. . "devote all the time needed to do the jobapply their financial and budget- • •" Konllworth to be incorporated into the congested area, According to Maris' projection, 485 cars will right," saidMichael McNally, vice president of (Zono 3) relieving the burden of additional traffic vol- be added to peak morning hour traffic, while planning and development Scotch Plains Scotch Plains Konllworth Konllworth Garwood Wostflold Wostflold ume the area will experience at peak traffic (Northslde) (Southslde) (Zone 1) (Zone 2) (Northslde) (Northslde) (Southsldo) 460 will be generated at the peak evening Hearings on the Hartz application will con- AllStUT to retire &S VP at Cranford hours. Additionally, a computerized traffic sig- hours. Also indicated bv Maris was Hartz's tinue Jan. 9. Theodore Austin, vice president ministrative systems in 1987. 17 18 19 ^Mtonllworth 21 22 23 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 for administrative systems, will As provost of the Scotch Plains (Zone 3) retire Dec. 31 from Union County campus, Austin;'• has overall re-: Garwood Muhlenberg appoints John Kopicki chief executive officer ST. PATRICK'S Konllworth Konllworth (Northsldo) Westfleld Westflold Scotch Plains Scotch Plains College. sponsibilHy for all aspects of oper- DAY (Zono 1) (Zono 2) Cranford (Northslde) (Southsldo) (Northsldo) (Southsldo) John R. Kopicki of Cranford has chief operating officer, Kopicki He joined the college in 1974 as ations there. As coordinator for served there until 1983 when he *%A PALM been appointed chief executive played a major role in overseeing returned to Muhlenberg to as- coordinator of the cooperative nursing and radiography, he over- fc*+. SUNDAY 25 26 27 28 28 30 29 30 29 • • officer of Muhlenberg Regional the construction of the Dr.sume the post of senior vice presi- program in professional nursing sees the college's innovative coop- Medical Center by the medical Thomas S.P. Fitch Memorial Pa- dent and chief operating officer. and has also served as provost of erative program in nursing and . PASSOVER center's board bf governors. vilion. In the past month, Muh- the college's Scotch Plains cam- radiography conducted jointly Scotch Plains Scotch Plains GOOD FRIDAY BEGINS Konllworth Konllworth Kopicki replaces David M. Rid- EASTER «1 (Northsldo) (Southslde) (Zono 1) (Zone 2) Kopicki,. 47, was Muhlenberg*s lenberg's emergency department gway as chief executive officer. pus since 1984. Austin was named with area hospitals. Prior tocom - senior vice president and chief and child birth center have Ridgway, 48, Served for more than dean of instruction for nursing ing to UCC, Austin held adminis- operating officer prior to his ap- moved into the new four-level 20 years at Muhlenberg. and allied health in 1982 and was trative positions in several large pointment, holding that position . building. The critical care area, promoted to vice president for ad-. hospitals. ....•: ' seven years. . > consisting of eight operating room MAY 1991 REEL-STRONG suites arid an 'intensive care unit, "Muhlenberg is a earing instira* V, l 1 Vj tion that is blessed wM''a^Va^ - 'AA«lt;'-We t*aopdted into the. Fitch SUNDAY - *m»l!ttlWi4 ^ JUESDAY. WEDNESDAY THURSDAY ^ FRIDAY i ^.SlffURDAY

number of talented 'people" de- Memorial Pavilion in February. ., r flV •*"( ''• j -.I.' '»•( . •' FUEL COMPANY ••, ;... if. !>»• .•. i- •,• :. ? B voted to accomplishing our objec* Construction of a cardiac cathe- • Kenilworth .•r .-:v - tives in providing the best possi- . terization laboratory also was (Zone 3) ble patient care," Kopicki said. "I begun under the stewardship of Qarwood enjoy working within health care Kopicki. The laboratory is ex- your community has (Southslde) Westfleld Westfleld because it is. people-oriented. I pected to be operational this Cranford (Northslde) (Southsldo) am proud of our medical staff, spring. v • .'••••• 7 o 10 8w • . ..• •• 'ty Mutt* tftwtfy & l/iw/'ty Si*6i 1925 employees, volunteers and au- A graduate of King's College; to offer, '". • . 11 xilians because of the good work Wilkes Barre, Pa., Kopicki also j: > -hrjitts anTrasteT B~delfee in health" Scotch Plains • 8cotch Plains The veteran health care profes- John Kopicki, care administration from George (Northslde) (Southsldt) sional believes in a humanistic needs of our patients and we do Washington University, Washing- /Air Conditioning /Humidifiers ton, D.C. . approach to patient care. "We are that well,'* he said. $2 13 14 • W Kenilworth 16 17 18 /Oil & Gqs Burners /Heating & Cooling here to meet the health care As senior vice president and He worked as an administrative (Zone 3) resident at Muhlenberg from. 1967 Garwood /Fuel Oil /Air Cleaning Filters MOTHER'S Kenilworth Konllworth (Northslde) Westfleld Westfleld to 1969. He then became vice (Zono 1) • (Zono 2) Cranford (Northskts) (Southslde) College names resident its president of Elizabeth General DAY Medical Center. Elizabeth. He 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 first drug abuse counselor Earn Interest on your money with our 'LINDEN 5 PLEX' Scotch Plains Scotch Plains monthly payment plan. Receive discounts Kathi Goldmann of Cranford has referrals and general information 400 NO. WOOD AVE.« 925-9787 (Northsldo) (Southslde) for paying for your fuel promptly. been named to the newly created about alcohol and/or other sub- Bargain Matinee Sat, Sun. & Holidays position of substance abuse coun- stance abuses. All contacts are 1st Show $3.00, Tues. Bargain Mat $3.80 26 27 28 29 30 31 seler at Union County College. confidential and are free. Kenilworth The position was.created as an A graduate of Rider College with Kindergarten Home MEMORIAL DAY Kenilworth (Zone 1) Kenilworth (Zones) Westfleld outgrowth of a federal grant to es- bachelor's and master's degrees, No Pick Up Westfleld |Cop Alone (Zono 2) Cranford •' Northslde) (Southslde) tablish a permanent counselor's the latter in counseling, Gold- PG-13 We offer... position at the college to meet the mann is working towards state- Do you take full advantage of all your community has needs of students who suffer from wide certification as an alcohol- LookWhos Mermaid to offer? Automatic oil delivery service alcohol and/or other substance ism counselor. She worked three Each week the Cranford Chronicle points out what you need abuses. Previously, two counselors years as adolescent substance Talking Too JUNE 1991 24 hour emergency service were available on an as-needed abuse in-patient counselor at Fair PG-13 PG-13 to know to live in arid enjoy the uniqueness of Cranford, Heating equipment maintenance contracts basis to students. Oaks Hospital and is evening out- Rescuers Garwood and Kenilworth.'Activities. Entertainment. Events. SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY FREE family fuel protection life Ins. with budget plan In her new role, Goldmann pro- patient counselor at Overlook 3 Men and Meetings. Issues. Sales. vides individual and group coun- Hospital. A Lady Down Complete concise local news, sports and shopping 1 seling to students, assessments, Information. Mailed to your home for little more than the PG Under G price of a siamp. Your newspaper about your neighbors. Order today! 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 . ^ .¥mmmmmm, __ammm___* Garwood Discover the joys of making music. Clip & Mall to: (Southslde) FORBES NEWSPAPERS Scotch Plains Scotch Plains. - Most Circulation Department (Northslde) (Southslde) P.O. Box 7S7, Major Brands Music for Kids Cranforfc Cfjronicle Bedmlnsler, N.J. 07921 Subscription Rates 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 FLAG DAY MUSIC FOR KIDS carries out the Yamaha Music Payable In Advance and Konllworth Education system concepts of group learning: ear are Non-Refundable Konllworth Konllworth (Zone 3) Westfleld Westfleld (Zono 1) (Zono 2) Cranford (Northslde) (Southslde) first; keyboard as a learning tool) and activities for • Enclosed Is my check for $. IN COUNTY skill development in 4^6 year old children. • 1 Year $20 SflLES O 2 Years $34 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 • My charge card #. • 3 Years $45 Garwood SERVICE MUSJC_EOR-KIDS-30--weelc-prograrn-offersyour- FATHERS Scotch Plains Scotch Plains INSTALLATIONS child: Keyboard Learning * Ear Training • Rhythm Visa Exp.. • 1 Year $24 , DAY (Northsldo) (Southslde) - Activities • Solfege (do, re, mi) Singing • Music • 2 Years $39 • 3 Years $55 Reading • Expressive Singing • Development of Signature 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 (i Social Skills. OUT OF STATE 276-0900 • V Year $27 Kenilworth NAME. Kanllworth (Zone 3) Westfleld Westfleld • 2 Years $45 Konllworth 30 (Zono 1) (Zono 2) Cranford (Northslde) (Southslde) The Yamaha/S.A.M.I. student benefits from over ADDRESS. • 3 Years $60 549 LEXINGTON AVE., CRANFORD 30 years of music education research and has Single Copy - SOt graduated over 4 million students worldwide. _APT. #_ Graduates can look forward to futures that abound * Senior citizen* * .ZIP We offer senior citizens a $3.00 dis- with musical choices and opportunities. i count off our one year subscription Compliments of: rates. There Is no discount for the TELEPHONE. two and three year rates, If you are a senior citizen, placo your medicare Enroll Now for no. In the space below and take $3.00 off the one year rate. January Session! Medicare nn. I Cranf orb Cfjromcle S A Forbes Newspaper Call For Schedule MubltalKrt 0* Som—M MnMnteMfcMIt* • Bound BMok Chnkild* B/ook+kwili HaMWd Jounul • Hlghhitd fik \U»U & Free Catalog 1077 Route 1 •Edison, NJ • (201) 549-0011 Forbes Chronld. • KMWI Cooua • itw.SoMoh m?»*wm PLEASE SAVE THIS CALENDAR FOR EASY REFERENCE! BwniM County ShoppW • MlddMuK CoUoly StMppM A DIVISION 01 lOktlS INC PLEASE NOTE INFORMATION ON REVERSE SIDE A-10 CRANFORD CHRONICLE Thursday, December 27, 1990 Thursday, December 27,1990 CRANFORD CHRONICLE A-ll JULY 1991 91 CURBSIDE RECYCL AUGUST 1991 NG PICK-UP SCHEDULE AleHouse SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY 708 Mountain Blvd. Watchung, Nj Garwood Ring In The flew Year In Elegance... (Southsldo) INDEPENDENCE Open JVeic Year* Eve - 4:00 PM - Ctoting Scotch Plains Scotch Plains DAY New Year's HewVearM Day-4:00 PM-11:00 PM (Northsldo) (Southsldo) Eve Let Vu Serve You From Our Special 755-2565 \etc Year» Menu & Be Entertained Package . By Our Pianist. 8 10 11 12 13 " Konllworth 8 10 (Zono 3) Rlgatonl Vodka....:.... 12.95 Filet MIgnon 21.95 konilworth Gnrwood Stuffed Flounder ....16.95 Lobster Tails! ...23.95 ~ Konllworth Konllworth (Zono 3) Wostflold Westfield Konllworth Konllworth (Southslds) ' Wostflold Wostflold Prime Rib.. ~ 19.95 Chicken Marinara 18.95 (Zono 1). (Zono 2). Cronford (Northsldo) (Sbuthsldo) (Northsldo) " (Southsldo) Special (Zono 1) (Zono-2) Cranford buffet will include: ' Sirloin Steak 19.95 Wuh 0>*o and Shrimp Surf & Turf ..J.23,95 VeaScrflopl RomanU Mth. ak«a 4 ZucdJnl.... , Ho17.9i a 5 Cocktails per.person S«M< PapMrc, O*v— Oaitc mi WMM 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 14 15 16 17 Shrimp Cocktail • • • • win* Garwood 11 12 13 Served with Baked Potatoe, Vegetable and Salad (Northsldo) Salad Bar Scolch'Plalns Scotch Plains Scotch Plains Scotch Plains (Northsldo) (Southsldo) (Northsldo) (Southslde) Special Dinner Selections Carved Prime-Rib ARPACCIO Shrimp Scampi 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 18 19 20 21Konllworth 22 23 24 (Zono 3) Fettucine Alfredo fcistorante Konllworth Gorwood Lasagne 165: Boundbrook Rd., IVllddlesex, NJ KonllWQrtbt;'. Konllworth (Zone 3) •Wostflold Wostflold' Konllworth Konllworth' (Northsldo) Wostflold Westflold Roast PorK Loin )X) 968-3242 (Zone i) (Zono 2) Cranford (Northsldo) (Southsldo) (Zono 1) (Zono 2) Cranford (Northsldo) (Southsldo) Lemon Chicken Ham Steaks 28 29 30 31 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 Steak Teriyaki Potatoes Fresh Vegetables Scotch Plains •Scotch Plains' Scotch Plains Scotch Plains (Northsldo) (Southsldo) (Northsldo) (Southsldo) Featuring the band "Zaire" MAKE YOUR RESERVATIONS | Champagne Fountain, party favors all Included. , ^BoUte^522L $90.00 per couple Includes tax and tip NOW SEPTEMBER 1991 OCTOBER 1991 Hours: 7:00 PM • 1:30 AM SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESPAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY- FRIDAY SATURDAY with..

1 2 3 4 5 6 1 «• konllworth 3 5 FOR INFORMATION REGARDING THESE RESTAURANT PAGES ^"* Kenllworth Konllworth . (Zorio3) •: CALL .; LABOR DAY (Zono 3) Garwood •• (Zono 1) Wostflold 1 No Pick Up Konllworth Ganvood . (Southsldo) Westflold Wostflold Wostflold , Kenllworth . 1 MICKI PULSINELLI • (Zono 2) (Southslde) Cranford • (Northslde) (Southslde) (Northslde) (Southsldo) . r - (Zqne.2). Crahlord . • This .weekly column Is devoted to sharing with you, our readers,- 9, •.••.:;• 11 ;*•:•; 12 13 14 6 7 :•:-:,,. 8 9 .•,;••;,- 10 11 ;: 12 .. : ' 201-231-6652 the different kinds of dellghtfgl, delicious cuisine In our area. /

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> • ••• ' : ' •• •••'•• Brearley DINE WITH US FOR LUNCH ORDTfJNERTN wrestlers win OURCJREENHOUSE NEW YEAR'S EVE PARTY PRIME RIB DINNER WITH OPEN BAR first dual call Micki Pulsinelli at 201-231-6652 •45.00/person ENTERTAINMENT FRI. & SAT. SB match 42-29 BOBDILEO NEW YEAR'S EVE PARTY COMPLETE PRIME RIB DINNER WITH OPEN BAR By Bob Taylor Jr. . *4S.00/person Team correspondent ENTERTAINMENT FRI. & SAT. & NEW YEARS EVE Brearley wrestlers passed their, BOB PILEP, first test of the season Dec. 19 as they defeated the North Warren Patriots 42-29 at home. The strong HERB PATUILO'S showing of Bear upper-weights GREENHOUSE RESTAURANT helped shoot down an early Pa- 1 NOBTH VOSSELLER AVE. • BOUND BROOK triot surge. 356-2692 » 356-988B Freshman Dom Tripodi at 103 pounds started the match and his varsity career in style, pinning Pa- I lew Wear 6 (Lve triot Joe Chelo in 3:29. North War- ren then took a 12-6 lead after ^fivc Coitfie tJjinncr Brendan Donohue pinned Bear Joe Dillon in the first period. The $29.95 Patriots took a forfeit in the 119- pound weight division. The lead soon swung back to Cwru/iW Cntj Craiy aLasht RESTAURANT Brearley. Sophomore Chris featuringthe Spaienza and senior Bob Cox GREEN GROCERY SALAD BAR were both victorious with a pin and a major decision respectively, " and the Bears were back on top rXobiler IDtMjUC with S>herry NEW YEAR'S EVE 16-12. .... • . or North Warren recaptured the Special Holiday Menu lead with three strong perfor- Crcum ojjomalo with bacon & One SeatingS: 4:30, 6;30, 9:00 pm mances in a row. Patriot Steve j Bib, Lobster Tails, NY Strip Steak, Fresh Swordfish, Escalante defeated senior Mike ^ Seafood, Chicken, and Veal, and much more! Lynch, Todd Constantine. pinned a junior Bear Ron Cagno, and in f Reservations taken for any number of people Court Caje Crab Cam the upset of the. evening, Gus Gra- • ham pinned senior .Brearjey co- Curpuccio , . u captain Clint Kaminsk! with one JiNEVW YEAR'S D%^Bmnch Buffetl second, left in the match. North '£g- SJ Warrerfthdli led 27-16.- • '".'. prn^- The lead soon swung back to VffNEW YEAR'Slff Includlng: Bacon, Sausage, Scrambled Eggs, French Toast, Eggs Brearley and this time, it was for pages bejbre . Benedict, Beef Stroganotf, Chicken Champlgnort, Tossed Salad and . EVE" • good. It. began with Brearley's . i Fruit Salad, And much morel COURT MANEUVERS: Bear Chris Hogan looks to pass Cjurden Illixed Cjreeni Andy Kimmel at 152 and (the Pa- COACH I $ 95 $ 95 triots' Mike DeGeorge wrestling to teammate Mike Kistler in team's 44-18 loss to A.L Johnson. Uomalo, Cucumber, Carrol C7" (Jtines Early Bird Adult 8 Children under 12 3 4-4 tie. The Bears then proceeded Dinner Specials to pin their last four opponents, Seating at planning your DINNER SERVED FROM 2 PM beginning with 1989 district cham- Centred . 5:30 & 7:00 pion and senior co-captain Victor 600 E. Main Street, Bridgewater Verno's victory over Dave Swan- 11/aim Jiobiter wiili t/Jau Scallops COACH II son in 52 seconds. Bears Bob CT Koch Jilirimp Complete Dinner 526-1420 Taylor at 171 and Jose Rodriguez s at 189 followed suit, and the vic- C/rittea Hew Ljorh 3iV'oi'n Starting At tory was sealed. Scott DuBeau's S26'5 pin at heavyweight was a great Hew /-ealana aLamv JLoin in j^uitru Music & Dancing ending to a great victory. Con/it oj rUJut'H Cash Bar Head coach Ron Ferrara ex- Seating at The pressed enthusiasm about the C/iel .t flew Mcur i CIM' -Jimi'wu • 10:00 team's performance and believes that this year's Brearley team is a Station Break force to be reckoned with; espe- — R e s t a ti r an t cially since, all starters from last ijour detection from our year's 21-7 season are back. ~JreSh iiuhea f-^uitrtj Jray . Spend New Year's Eve with Us • Tomorrow the Bears will com- ''•'pe-'te.'. in 'the Wobdbridge Holiday And Dance to the Sounds of Tournament. along with A.L SrrvtJ 5,00 pm to 10,00 pM "Not Just DJV' Johnson, Rahway, Woodbrige and other area teams. Their next dual ENJOY AN ENTREE OF YOUR CHOICE meet is set for next Thursday at 4 5 Hour Open Bar p.m. at Gov. Livingston. (20l) 725-7979 Hors D'oeuvres - Cocktail Hour (From a selection of more than a dozen taste 9-10 pm tempting favorites) WITH ALL THE'TRIM-f Kcirrvationi f-^Uasr Manager needed Champagne Toast MINGS (includes salad, choice of dressing, Dancing to Live Music Managers are needed for 13- to freshly baked bread, vegetable du jour and 1 by Jason Craig Photos by lyan Saperatoln 15-year-olds AA Cranford Base- potato or pasta) PLUS A FREE SPLIT OF ball League. For further informa- Full Course Prime Rib Dinner CHAMPAGNE AND A BUFFET BREAK- JUMP SHOT: Cranford's Brad Wagner tries to try to gain control of the ball during a tip-off at the tion, call John Soltis. 272-3777. Continental Breakfast 2 am FAST. ALL FOR THE PRICE OF AN EN- Cougars'Dec. 18 close match against Union Catholic at home. . Hats & Noisemakers TREE. CHS varsity basketball You Deserve The Best To Celebrate $2195 o$3295 ROUTE 70 (EXIT 12) 4 MltW WMt 01 CUNTON, N.J. pp incl. tax & gratuity (depending on the entree selected from pur menu) record plummets to 0-4 HAPPY NEW YEAR Appetizer, dessert, and beverages are extra. NEW YEAR'S EVE By Tanja Funk , played well for the Cougar de- Monday, Dec. 31st fense. Regular menu available from 4:00 - 7:00 Team correspondent AIRBORNE: Brearley forward John Anglin tries for two points Lunch 11:30-4:00 • Dinner 4:00-9:00 After the game, Slattery said, during the Brearley-A.L. Johnson game Dec. 18 at home. Package 8:30 • 1:30 $65.00/P. + tx & G The Cranford boys' varsity bas- "We should have won, but we just NEW YEARS DAY ...lit. 78 West at Exit 13 GtlNTON, NJ ketball record plummeted to 0-4 choked." Tuesday, Jan. 1st $13,95 this past week as the team lost Hosting Union Catholic Dec. 18, Champagne Brunch 1:00-3:30 • Dinner 1:0O-8:OO Reservations Appreciated 735-2500 tough matches against Linden, Cranford played an exciting game Route 78 (Exit 12) 4 Miles West of Lady Bears overpower Clinton, N.J. Shabazz and Union Catholic. but lost by four points, 52-48. The ' Linden creamed Cranford 73-44 Cougars led by six until the last 201-735-7889 at home Saturday. Top scorers for four minutes of the game. At 29 LUNCH • DINNER • COCKTAILS • WEDDINGS • BANQUETS the Cougars were juniors Kris seconds left to play, the score was Johnson, but boys lose • PARTIES FOR ALL OCCASIONS Bender with 10 and Chris Polito tied. At the sound of the buzzer, with nine. Union Catholic scored for the win, ending the game. By Al Lies tomorrow at 2 p.m. Shabazz beat Cranford 60-52 last with Kim Eagan For the boys, the good news is LOBSTER MANIA Thursday. Starting for Cranford Lightcap led the scoring with 21 Brearley's junior varsity team won The Lady Bears beat AL. John- were seniors Joe Cassidy, Adam points including four three- big at home over Johnson 62-39. Lightcap, Mike Burke and Brad son 66-35 Dec. 18 to increase their pointers out of six attempts. Cas- record to 2-0. The bad news is the varsity lost Wagner and junior Sean Slattery. sidy added 18 including two 44-18. Shabazz dominated the game Brearley came out-strong, in the three-pointers, one of which was a first quarter outscoring the Cru- In the JV game,. Bear Matt and held the lead until the fourth swoosh from mid-court to end the Voorhees was high scorer with 14. Lobster quarter when Cranford took the saders 21-10. The local team first quarter. Burke added three played great offensively the rest of Runner-up in the scoring was lead but lost it with one and a half points to the Cranford score along Craig Rapacyski with 11. minutes left to play. the game, allowing the Clark Festival with Wagner who scored four and sqaud to score only 35 points. The varsity contest saw both High scorer for Cranford was Slattery with two. Both Wagner Great defense was displayed by teams start off slowly. The first Every Tuesday Lightcap who had three three- and Slattery fouled out of the sophomore Tricia Anglim who re- quarter ended Johnson 10, Brear- pointers, two field goals and four game in the fourth quarter allow- corded 13 rebounds and senior ley 4. Ditto the second quarter. free throws. Cassidy scored 12 ing Perillo and Polito a chance to guard Kim Eagan who had eight Score at the half, Johnson 21, & Friday Night points and had several assists. . play. rebounds and five steals. Brearley 10. Slattery scored, seven points and The Cougars team will play Offensively the Bears had three Johnson opened up in the third 'A. !'i>>> hadv-eight-raboundSr-Ken-MajoFS—Springfield's-Dayton-m-therr-frrst—players ^qtrarteiv-add ing-43-pointsr -but-the- km scored eight points and had nine round of the Cranford Christmas digits. Eagan poured in 28 points, Bears continued their scoring rebounds, and Polito scored one Tournament tonight at 7:30 at the 19 of which were scored in the funk, scoring only one basket Make Your Reservations Now Buffet Style three-pointer, and one foul shot high school. They will travel to first half. Anglim netted 15 and The game was put to rest in the For New Years Eve! Pete Perillo and Wagner scored Rahway next Thursday for a 4 Karen Savage 12. fourth quarter at '14-18 Johnson. /«•• »DwBtSEUvKi> «mi wiare iv«- • Unlimited Lobster two points apiece and Burke p.m. game. Brearley girls will host Roselle New Brearley boys' varsity coach Mike Mancino said, "The *** THE INN *** . WOORSHOW AXn WAXCIXC. AIX • Two Paste's EXOTIC team looked great in all of our Fine continental Dining in our newly • Shrimp Bear boy runners to open at relays practices and scrimmages. We renovated candlelit Dining Room need to settle down. We're too • Carving Station tentative. Against Johnson we LUNCH DINNER SUNDAY $20 By Jimmy WlcWIenamln never got off the ground." TUM. - Frl. 11:30-2:30 Tucs. - Thura. 5:00-9:00 Brunch 11:00-2:30 • Fried Calamari sophomores Gus Ciano, Mark Leibowitz and Greg Frl. & Sat. 5:00-10:00 Dinner 3:00-9:00 p/p«rson Team correspondent Also seeing action for the Bears Unlimited • Lobster Stuffing Brearley's boys' winter track team is not extremely Ricks. were seniors John Anglim, Mike Hagan has the boys practicing everyday by either Kistler, Chad Radzion and Steve *** THE NEST *** Our 5al« Overnight • Herring & Lox big, but coach Jim Hagan believes that the Bears will GibCekbratiofllndudu be a "major factor in this year's conference." running through the Brearley hallways or working <#aeta, juniors Chris Hogan and •LIVE ENTERTAINMENT* • Assorted Salads After graduating a number of players last year, the out in the weight room. "This season we are a young Jon Chango and sophomores James Harvey, Jess Vclez, Tom *Thui», til 11:00 *Fd. & Sat. til 1:00* Bears have quite" a bit of rebuilding to. do, but the team with talent," said the coach. "As a team, we • Dessert have to work together and become a small family. If Mazzio and Victor Gomez. Casual Dining until midnight team looks fairiy strong in a number of areas includ- ing the shot put, the high jump and the hurdles. we can combine our efforts, I think we'll be able to The boys will compete in the St Tues.-Thui*. 5:00-12:00, Frl. & Sat. 5:00-2:00, Sunday 3:00-9:00 Reservations Requested The team is comprised of senior Jon Strahlendorf, defeat some of tho giants in the conference." Mary's Tournament tomorrow and AWTWELL RD., BELLE MEAD 201-359-4700 Entertainment on Friday Nights juniors Mike Emery, Mike Fajordo, Jason Fennes, The Bears will get their first chance tb test their Sunday. Their next home game is set for next Thursday against St Chris Kiriakatis, Jimmy McMenamin, Matt strength at Monday's Minuteman Relays beginning at S72 Boulavard In Kettilworih, 276-7776 • CONTINENTAL-ITALIAN CUISINE CLOSE QUARTERS: Cougar Adam Lightcap decides his next Mary's. move during Cranford's close 52-48 loss to Union Catholic. O'Donncll, Mark Scuderi and Jason Trembly and 8 a.m. in Elizabeth. Thursday December 27,1990 CRANFORD CHRONICLE B-3 B-2 CRANFORD CHRONICLE Thursday December 27,1990 Lady Cougars lose last three Police arrest two in assault Judge penalizes 5 for DWI, Cranford swimmers up Bear-Cougar Scoreboard •p^d^djdbdQng^__ Scores from Dec. 18 to Dec. 24 CHS^t«d^nt^0¥e^icycl^ $395 apiece by Judge James Bell BOYS' BASKETBALL During recent municipal court O'Donnell said. Hofeffler chased hearings, seven persons were pe- and ordered to attend between 12 A.L Johnson 44, Brearley 18 Two teenagers were arrested By Anne Degenhardt The Cranford girls traveled to Dec. 20 for allegedly assaulting a them to Eastman Street before ap- nalized for motor vehicle viola- and 48 hours in the IDRC. Each Anthony Muccia, Jesse Evans, St. Patrick's 62, Brearley 41 one's driver's license was revoked Dave Hegan and Jason Sciarrone, Team correspondent Scotch Plains Dec. 18 and lost a Cranford High School student fol- prehending the two inside the ga- tions. By Tess Flnnegan Union Catholic 52, Cranford 48 tough match to Union Catholic lowing a dispute over a stolen bi- rage of a Central Avenue resi- Five persons pleaded guilty to for six months. Team correspondent the 400-yard freestyle relay team The Cranford High School girls' Patrolman Anthony Dobbins ar- of Muccia, .Sciarrone, Krysia, Shabazz 60, Cranford 52 45-23.' . f . cycle. - dence. separate incidences of driving Linden 73, Cranford 44 varsity basketball team lost a while intoxicated. rested Avalares Dec. 1 and Will- The Cranford High School swim Cierkowski and Kelly Imus, string of games this week to bring Good defense was displayed by Police responded to a report of One of the suspects, identified team, beat Kearny 52-33 Dec. 19, Rcilly with nine rebounds and a disorderly crowd at 8:29 p.m.as Orlando Santiago, 18, of 45 S. Monica Nagy, 24, of South Plain- iams July 25. Montefusco was ar- Sciarrone in the 200 freestyle, the Lady Cougars' record to a dis- rested Nov. 10 by officer Craig tipping its record to 2-1. Amy Hegna in the 200 individual GIRLS" BASKETBALL appointing 0-4. Dreyer who led the team in scor- after a fire alarm was mistakenly Union Ave., was discovered hiding field was fined a total of $895 for behind a parked car inside the her second DWI offense. She was Marino and Ozimek w&s arrested The team entered the Kearny medley, Jeff Knight in the 50-yard Brearley 66, A.L Johnson 35 In Saturday's away game Linden ing with eight points. Also scoring activated during a Christmas con- Union Catholic 45, Cranford 23 for the Lady Cougars were Gold- cert at the high school. When of- garage, according to the report sentenced to 3D days community Oct 8 on the Garden State Park- pool ready to win. Coach Sally freestyle, Evans in the 100-yard beat Cranford 65-26. Cougar of- way by state trooper Kevin Mag- Kleeman used this meet as a freestyle, D. Hegna in the 100 Shabazz 50, Cranford 26 berg with six points, Reilly with ficers John Baer and Charles He was charged with assault and service and her driver's license fense was led by Kcrrin Reilly resisting arrest The other sus- was suspended for two years. uire.. . . chance to experiment with the" backstroke and A. Hegna in the Linden 65, Cranford 26 and Jessica Dreyer who had six four points and Katie Hopkins, Hoeffler arrived, the victim, a 17- Malkowski and Terry. Spricigo year-old student whose name was pect, identified as Bryant Ferrara, Nagy was ordered to attend 43 Two men pleaded guilty to driv- talent of the team. Events such as 100-yard breaststroke. points each. Katie Hopkins and ing with suspended driver's 1U the 200-yard freestyle, the 100- SWIMMING with two points apiece. not released, was found with lac- 19, of Elizabeth was charged with hours in the Intoxicated Drivers Also swimming well for Cran- Erica Griclich had four points Recovery Center (IDRC). She was censes. Percy Halsey, 22, of Rose- yard butterfly, the 500-yard freest- ford were Karla Williams, Dan 'r- Cranford 52l Kearny 33 The Lady Cougars arc sched- erations underneath his eyes and assault, resisting arrest and un- apiece; Kelly Quigley, Erin Mai- lawful consumption of alcohol by arrested Oct 21 by officer Step- lie and Daniel Kueuer, 36, of yle and the 100-yard backsfoke Beams, Mariah Boch, Jennifer kowski and Sue Goldberg each uled to play tonight at 7:30 in the bruises oh his face, according to Cranford. Christmas tournament at detective Lt William O'Dpnnell. a minor. . hen Wilde. Edison were fined a total of $500 and breaststroke saw some new Arace, Maggie Morreale, Nicole WRESTLING added four points to the Cranford apiece. swimmers produce outstanding Maguire, Keith Fossella and Marc r scorcv • the high school.'They will host Witnesses told police that while Both men were released on Jose Avalares, 26, of Elizabeth, Brearley 42,' North Warren 29 summonses and complaints. A Donald Montefusco, 41, of Cran- Halsey was arrested Nov. 27 by results. Skarecki. Dreyer also displayed strong de- Rahway next Thursday at 4 p.m. the crowd was waiting to return to Cranford 66, East Side 12 the show, a fight had broken out Municipal Court date has not ford, Louis Ozimek, 32, of Cran- Marino., Kueuer was , arrested Placing first for Cranford were Cougar swimmers will host Eli- fensive play with 12 rebounds. three days later by officer John zabeth Jan. 4 at 4 p.m. Cranford 62, Linden 9 between two teenagers and the been set yet ford and Susan Williams, 21, of the 200-yard medley relay team of The Lady Cougars lost last TENNIS PARTY Westfiejd were fined a total of Baer. Cranford-fourth in Irvington tourney Thursday 50-26 when they played The Single Players Group will youth. He was left in the custody host to Shabazz. Leading offense be holding its annual New Year's of his parents who told police was Dreyer with 13 points. Reilly they would take him to their own VFW auxiliary Eve party at the Mountainside doctor for treatment , _. had .10 points, Greulich had two Tennis Club, Route 22, Mountain^ Firemen answer 3 al&rins Carpenter named most valuable wrestler again points; and Goldberg added one. ide. The party includes four hours Meanwhile, after questioning citcS By Amerina Porchetta a technical fall, and Lettieri, The defense. was led once again of tennis and a catered buffet For witnesses, Hoeffler attempted to finish- in Saturday's Irvington. Catholic, Passaic and Newark's by Dreyer who had 10 rebounds. speak with a group of teens at Cranford police officers Charles within 8 minutes, no fires Team correspondent Tournament . West Side. . ' '.; Bender, Nordstrom,. Ennesser, more information call 233-7443. Luke Lucash and Rich Pinto who Hamption Park but when he ar- Hoeffler, Stephen Wilde, Robert to 102 South Ave., but it was a For the second time in two Of the 10 teams competing at the . Carpenter earned, his winning" rived there the suspects fled. Segear and Steven Gachko were Three alarms within eight min- tourney, Columbia captured the title by finishing first in the 119- pinned their opponents. utes last Thursday sent fire- false alarm. weeks, Cougar wrestler Willie The Cougars defeated Newark's honored by the Ladies Auxiliary Carpenter was named the most team title, Madison Borough fin- pound weight division with two to the Cranford VFW Post at the fighters scrambling in different di- Malfunctions also occurred at 21 ished second and Palisades Park pins. Finishing third were Dan East Side 66-12 Dec. 19. At 103 CRANFORD INDOOR rections but there were no fires, Commerce Dn, Alden Street, valuable wrestler during tourna-. pounds Cudcolo pinned Carlos post's recent annual dinner ment competition. Carpenter came in third. Following Cranford Clancy at 130 pounds, Nick Let- dance. The officers were recog- said officials, Cranford Hall Nursing Home, 600 were Irvington, Patterson, Ken- tieri at' "152 pounds and George Goncalves in 47 seconds and POOL & FITNESS CENTER Mali arrested Firemen responded with two South Ave E. and Brpokside earned'the title as he led the Rinaldi pinned East Side's Or- nized for their .exemplary safety TRAFFIC CITATION: Assemblyman Chuck Hardwlck, left, Cranford team to a fourth place nedy,. Bogota, Paramus, Roselle . Ennesser at 189 pounds. Jason 401 Centennial Avenue efforts this year. . presents Chief Bob Guertin with Assembly resolution com- engines to a report of smoke com- School:. '••.•".. Alvator at 135 took second and lando Rosildo in 1:47. Alvator, ing at 20 MacArthur Place at 7:58 Cranford, N.J. 07016 with ; mending Cranford Polite department for traffic safety efforts. Wayne Bender at 160 and Brian Ken Hartman, Brandon Brewster For his role this year in arrest- p.m. but npthing was found. Two '. An electric garage door motor Nordstrom at .171. were fourth in and Frank Spirito all won by for- ing a man who was later linked to minutes later,.an engine was Sent overheated at 81 Spruce Ave. and ;S quirtsr tally 12-3-2 on ice; their divisions. ffelt'r ••;• '-'"' ." v' -••• : .•:'; • radio in car a fire set in Forked River, Hoe- to Cranford High School .after the an oven malfunctioned at 468 For Cranford Nowicki pinned . .- - ffler Xvas given a certificate of State saiety council honors was acqidentiy activated. At South Ave. E. but there \vere':no •The Cougars were victorious at 1 Linden 62-9. Freshman "Cbugar ;..East Side'? Eddie Johnson in 2:43; DISCOUNT RATES :• "It,js a.jjgainsjt the law fojr.any^oommpdatiOnV'•:: 'tim;ffii"erigine"wiisi«nt'- "'ft^;fJfS ialid7^^r5:^"L^-i: \ lead in John Cuccolo, wrestling in the ' Clancy pinned David Ruiz in .1:49; December 1st receiving police' frequencies in- County expands its shelter program Mwirt:A:te:am*ar teuter the belr while J Scott Miller- pinned'- Fernando. side a motor vehicle without writ- •; . raping a retarded girl and Segear sion 7-3 .oVt&r, Scott Cufelli. Team- (not applicable to those The New 'Jersey: State" •'Safety The award program judges de- lived up to: preseason billing. Its .Brauth adds a level of steady con- mate Leo Rinaldi at 112 pounds Florenz in 3:19; and Lenny Zurr.. ten permission from the police for arrests of several juvenile of- Union County has started an percentage of cases requiring overall record stands at 12-3-2 and fidence to the game. Brookside avnsky pinned Charles McCrea in who had membership last year) chief," said Detective Lt William fenders. Council recently named the Cran- partments on its overall traffic emergency shelter after working won by forfeit and Carpenter won fbrd police department Best in crash reduction activities with evening and weekend 24-hour league' record .is 5-1-2,. with the Schooler Johnny Newman, along by default 2:13. . . . • . • O'Donnell after police arrested a Gachko was recognized for his emergency shelter response pro- hours and weekends is relatively State and Department of the Year special emphasis on accident in- 1 lone loss coming at the hands of with Jeff Catone, Billy Crosson The Cougars, with a 2-0. dual Cranford man liast week for un- continuing service to the auxil- gram to address the emergency low and the emergency program ; •Additional highlights of the for its traffic safety efforts. The vestigation, maintenance and use archrival Brick ... arid Bret Oberhauser also have match included "125-pound Eric meet record, are scheduled to lawful possession of a police radio iary. .;.:'; shelter needs of families receiving will bring no additional cost to contributed solid play. travel to Union Jan.' 4 for a 7:30 award is the highest given by the of traffic records,, selective en- Recent victories over the Mor- Nowicki, who- pinned Saddeva Daily Hours receiver. '.. public assistance from its Division taxpayers. ristown Colonials and Englewood Blueliners Josh Mandel Mike p.m. match. Acting on a search warrant is- Council. • '' . forcement, traffic engineering S'umit in 2:44, Clancy who won by Monday thru Friday - 6:00 A.M.-9:30 P.M. studies, training of traffic division of Social Services. The Division of Social Services Mavericks had Hollywood, style Sarro, a Brooklyn native, form one sued by Superior Court Judge The Department of Human Ser- endings. In the Colonial game, of the best defensive tandems in Saturday & Sunday - 9:00 A.M.-6:00 P.M. Leonard Sachar, detectives Rus- Drunk driver sentenced for accident personnel and enforcement of the has established a working rela- state's drunk driving laws. vices, which.implements the pro- tionship with each of the 21 local Josh Mandel's blast from the the league. Speed and good shots Kessler competes sell Wilde and Linn Lockwood gram, has serviced more than Blueline with 18 seconds left was . enable them to contribute greatly discovered a police radio receiver . A 28-year-old Cranford man who front of 122 Centennial Ave. and The department also received a police departments in the county, Basketball • 8 lane, 25 yard heated pool • Aerobic Rowers $500 scholarship for attaining the 2,600 emergency shelter cases in who will have access to the emer- the margin of victory, and against to Cranford's transition game. • Nautilus mounted to the dashboard of a struck two parked cars in front of then left the scene in a gray Ford 1989, and more than 2,700 cases the Mavericks. Center Chris Tale- for Susquehanna • Stalrmasters a Centennial Avenue residence highest rating of the 315 partici- gency response system. Rounding out the Squirt defense • Individual weight machines • Alr-Schwlnn Bicycle car belonging to Eric Dob- Mustang. Police had recovered his through October of this year. The rcio completed his hat trick with are smooth skating Cranfordite 1990 Cranford High School grad- • Air-conditioned locker room rpwansky, 22, of 18 Tulip St, said Dec. 17 and then fled the scene car's damaged front fender at the pating departments in the state. two minutes remaining in the Cranford men • Treadmills has been sentenced to 30 days in The scholarship will be used to Andy Kovall with steady Ben Ar- uate Tom Kessler, a freshman at • Aerobic Bicycles O'Donnell. scene, said Lt William O'Donnell. game, giving "ranfprd ' a hard nold, Brendan Hickey and Kevin Susquehanna University, finished ' Dobrowansky was subsequently the county jail. train personnel in traffic re'"-' Merchandise taken from Krauszer's Lap Swimming - water exercise classes - aerobics - aquatic classes : . After saying he hit his head on activities. fought 3-2, come from behind, vic- Kravetz mix in nicely both to- STANDINGS his first successful season with the arrested and charged with unlaw- The man, Thomas McGirl of Investigators said the merchan- tory at the Mavericks' home rink. gether, and with other partners as Hillside Avenue, pleaded guilty the steering wheel, McGirl was Members of the traffic safety di- Merchandise worth $500 was re- college soccer team this fall. ful possession of a police radio : dise may have been taken some- decided by third-year defense Fronchy's 5 0 Kessler, who plays midfield, was Dec. 18 to driving while intoxi- treated and released from Union vision include Lt Thomas Kane, ported stolen Dec. 17 from a Miln Leading the team in scoring is receiver. He was arrested on Street business. time between 11:50 p.m. closing coach Tom Sarro. Pogasus 5 0 credited with one goal and one cated, careless driving and leav- Hospital. No one else was injured investigator Norman Woitkowski captain Chris Taliercib, with as- Registration ... Tulip Street following an investi- Eddie Rivera, manager of time Dec. 15 and the time it was sistant captain Derek Fisher fol- The team's success has been Sports-Socllon lowing closely behind. This effec- supported by the. confident play of The Susquehanna Crusaders, officers/said O'Donnell. A county lice that a baseball pard dispens- forced entry. tive one-two punch is showing the goalie and locker room prankster E.M.E. . 2 2 led by four-year coaching veteran Monday thru Friday - 10:00 A.M.-3:00 P.M. communications expert had deter- James Bell. . Monday thru Thursday - 6:30 P.M.-8:30 P.M ing piach(ne .worth $350, fouj car- Just Rito Equipment 2 2 Officer Craig Marino arrested PUBUC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE . PUBLIC NOTICE - Two other Krauszer's stores in benefit gained by playing together •Mike Jorda. The Springfield sixth Terry'Molloy, finished the fall sea- mined that the radio was pro- ; tons of cigarettes, $ bags of cpugn for'the past three'years;-as'each' gra.de,r, ,ha& recorded two, shutout^ Mackeylch & Borko, . 2 3 son with a 5-12-1 record. , •-'""••'•: granvned to receive and transmit the township did nobreport any 1 McGirl at.10:12'p.ini'on Lawn Terr drops and a case of MAM'S, can- Riversido Bombers 3 TOWNSHIP OF CRANFORD similiar thefts during that time knows the other's moves and style ; i and has had six games in which Tom, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold radio frequencies, he added. race near Lincoln Avenue after shall be due dies were discovered missing of play. Further support in the Royals • 1 4 ORDINANCE NO. WWU . period; said police. he allowed only one goal, en route Kessler, is planning to major in; Investigators could not _say why police received reports that he BOND ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR THE RECON- 'Vom the food store at 8:30 p.m. forward line has come from a Cranford Hotol : 1 4 STRUCTION OF LEXINGTON AVENUE IN AND BY THE to posting an outstanding 1,875 economics. Dobrowansky had the radio. had struck two parked cars in TOWNSHIP OF CRANFORD. IN THE COUNTY OF UNION, . wide cast of others. First year goals against average. Suns 0 4 NEW JERSEY, APPROPRIATING $230,000 THEREFOR, iTaaiee«Jaha» ha»e the prMbge of t*****.? INClUDINa A QRANt IN TH_ AMOUNT OP *1SO.M0 of any aeeesament or any balance o»Jn«tatnanl. v* players John Healey, Jason After the Christmas Tournament EXPECTED TO BE RECEIVED FROM THE STATE OF d Interest thereon at one tkne. In ee*e any euch During last Week's games,. Just Rlto Equip- ZS2££S£!m**.£S£!* unpddforWrtupddforWrty (*»£,•***•£ Brauth and Scott Seidorf have NEW JERSEY DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION AND time It shall become due arrfweble. the whotjMassess- 1n Bowie, Md., the team will begin ment defeated the Rlvoraido Bombers 40-31, Municipalities work against car thefts AUTHORIZING THE ISSUANCE OF S21B.000 BONDS OR ment orr the balance thereoeoff she* become)) and be ImmeImme- chipped in with timely scoring the second half of the season to- Fronchy's boat tho Cranford Hotol 50-38, rWTES OF THE TOWNSHIP TO FINANC8 PART OP THE d^ d ilbl . shlshall l ddra w tttntereatt att ththe MMe COST THEREOF AND DIRECTING THE 8PECIAL AS- due and hustle.-Healey and Seidorf al- Mulcahy's. Tavorn trouncod Mackevlch & ward league playoffs. Convicted car thieves wbuld anti-theft device- SESSMENT OP PART OP THe COST THEREOF. t BhSbeooOectad In the same manner as provkJedb*jM Burke 60-30, Sports Section was vfctorlous BE IT ORDAINED BY THE TOWNSHIPCOMMITTEB OF for other pesWue aaseeementa^Su^aeaaa.msn h t aha« over the Royals 60-40, and Pegasus odged by have to spend between 200 and; Drafted by Scotch Plains Mayor THE TOWNSHIP OF CRAWFORD. IN TKB COUNTY OF New remain « iSnupeo ** to**"**? **Li2 E.M.E. 58-56. • 500 hours of community service as Jo^Anne B; Spatola, both resolu- UNION, NEW JERSEY (no! lee* Ihen twe*W» ol eU asssssnient. VIMI at InslafliiilKI and Merest members thereof affirmatively coneurrtnn) AS FOLLOWS: SI^nTXSI^TXll ba pakf and * **£»« part of their sentence and their tions have been sent to the Union Section 1. The Improvement deecHbed H Section 3 of thing hereii nto to ththe contrarcontraryy, the TowwWpahel this bond ordinance Is herebyauthorbad Mliii(JJweii>enU' right to web* detaial a* may. be psmrtled by law. driver's licenses would have to be County legislative delegation and to be undertaken by the Township of Cranford. New Sdk • The ****« s«ld»Jonalmaaera an Jersey. For the Improvemenf, of purpoee deeertbed In revoked for six months under a Gov. James Florio for their con- Section 3, them Is hereby appropriated the sum of Sports matter resolution passed earlier this _3O0O0, Including tn8 sum of S12.OO0 M the down Hours sideration. payment required by the Local Bond Law and IndU—(Mfa oant In Ihe amo unt of 1150.000 expected to be received bond ordnance la ne< • o month by the Union County According to Capt Sal Appuzio proviment that the Townahla. > By Al Lies from the State of Now Jereey Department tf Transporta- fch Shab League of Municipalities. tion. The down payment to now avatabl* by vHueoJ [^improvement, the ooat of specially This Christmas, like too many U.S. Naval Academy in 1985 and completed his flight of the Union County police de- provision (or down payment or lor oapkal Improvement d on Drooerty apeotalty b aed tnareoy. In returning to its campaign purposes In one or more previously adopted budget*. iSi ofeldewJka ak»o ***••<*•* • Christmases in the past, area servicemen and training in 1987, including the much publicized "Top partment an auto theft task force, Im^verMnta Med more My and aa deeorlbed In 8se- women are away from home at a critical time in our Gun" program. against car thefts, the league also has been under consideration Section 2. In order to finance the Msl of the Improve- «on 3 of thla bond ordlnanoa are not a current •*penee.lt. IHERTECH approved a resolution which ment or purpoe* not covered by apptestlorr oHhe down It an Improvement or purpoee that the Township le*fu«y for nation's history. Tom's father, Ron, said, "We're proud of his ac- since the start of the year. The payment, negotiable bonds are hereby authorized to be may undertake at a general Improvement and no part o< would support the manufacture, Cd In the principal amount of S218.000 jWreuant to Je thVcoata thereof have been or shaU be speotaKy assessed It's a time for everyone to remember the coura- complishments and commitment The competitive task force would operate simi- Local Bond Uhy. In anticipation of the Issuance of the en property speck^ benefited Ihareby. sale and use of computerized anti- bonds, neootoole bond antidpatlon notes .are hereby ()The period of DaeWnesa of the purpoae wtthln tha geous men and women who are serving in the Per- spirit he gained by participating in sports at Cran- 1500 Watt Portable Harly to the county narcotics authortwd to be Issued purtuarrl to and within the HmHs- sian Gulf. ford High has been an important factor in his naval theft devices. Under the same res- strike force and would be coordi- tlons prescribed by the Local Bond Law. olution all cars sold in NeW Jer- - Section 3. (a) The Improvement hereby authorued and •We can hope and pray there will be a peaceful career." nated among the participating the purpoee tor the tlnandnq of wHoh tha bends ereto be Electric Room Heater sey would have to be equipped municipal police departments. Issuad Wthe reconstruction of Lexlnoton Avenue from the Classified resolution to the present cH- ^, but whatever the . Tom's mother, Helen, said, "There was a long pe- center line of the Intersection o( Penman Road, northwest with the device. The league would 1800. linear feet to a point 38 linear feet nc"*"i**™ 8 lt 1 ) thereof lie. besn flW In the cfflce^tbeDfc^ctorofUje outcome, we should let. them know that we support riod when Tom couldn't telephone us, finally he did Projected costs, manpower .Hlltaest Avenue, Block 463, Lots , 'J"'flf J< ti~"'™*i Remarkably, Hoatoch is more than just support legislation mandating a DMtlon of Local GovenWnant Senrtoea In the DepartmenJ them. . • manage to get through. Letters and cards are fine, Block <64, Lots .18, M end 30: Block 433, Lots W.29 and 1 sale. It warms a room more quickly us- discount on auto insurance premi- nefeds and strategic locations are 30: Block 434, Lota 1,34 through 37. Inclusive! Block 43*. of Community Affair, of th* 8We of New Jj™^*** One of the many serving from the Cranford, Gar- but when you hear his voice, you know he's OK" ing less electricity. This superior heal- Lota 19,20 end 21; Block 437?b*i 81 and ^Wcd< 44S. ttatement show* that the greet debt of th* Townahlp aa ums for cars equipped with the still to be evaulated. Lots 18 and 10, Block 414. Lots 1 and 42: Block 409. Lot dSSdln SSTDOTBSSUWIS • wood, Kenilworth area is U.S. Navy Lt Tom Marotta In one of Tom's recent letters, he said," "This is ing capability is a result of the highly effi- 18; and Block -438, Lot 1 and consist!™ of the removal oj nation of the bonda and Wfe* PJwkWJ" J£ Advertising who is a fighter pilot stationed on the carrier USS what we trained for, to protect United States' inter- cient vacuum-sealed steam chamber.. old curbing. Irwtallsllon o) rjranlte block cubing, rernoval cndlnanoe by 1218.000, and the oboootlom authorttad mulli-diroclionnl air how design end o of old sidewalks, Installation o( new concrete ildewmKai. ^SrTwW bi wSiln * debt ImUldMa preeortoed by that Independence. Marotta is a 1981 graduate of Cran- ests and to contribute to peace in the world. Keep Improvement* to driveway* and removal of tree* e* ne- Law high quality trtermostatic control unit. PUBUC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE cessDaled by the new curblno and Improvement* tolatontt ford High School and former member of the varsity your prayers coming." «ewer* arJlandacoplnfl. and Including the aco^sBon rt football and wrestling teams. He graduated from the Merry Christmas and happy holidays to all. BOROUGH OP OARWOOD '• _ TOWNSHIP OF CRANFORD •>.' n_er_* and work necostary thonrlcr or Incidental 20NINO BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT MEETINO. ORDINANCE NO. B0-M ' . • . Starting today, you can FHsase be advised thai lh« Zoning Board of AdluBtnwnt ORDINANCE REOUIRINQ THE LICENSING OF CATS; Ib) The eoMmaled majdmum amount of bond* or note* Stamp Out Cold Feet meeting acheduled for Friday. January 4. 1M1 Irchang- FEES; PENALTIES FOR VIOLATIONS. to be Issued for tha Improvement or purpose I* a* Haled place a classified ad in Air Care H ed The new date li Tuesday, January 1S, 1W1 with In Section 2 hereof. - . ,_ workshop al 7:30 p.m. and mMtlno >l 8:00 p.m. Regular STATEMENT Ic) The _dn_ed cost of th* Improvement or pupoee I* The-toraoolno ordinance was finally pes«ed al a —'• •. to th» amount of th* *ppropr_on therein med* 8eolk«».AiV9n»^monW»c^tothep«paae Somerset, Middlesex And High Energy Bills! peioniS business will be disowned and aoled upon. The public msetlna ol Ihe Township Commutes ol tho Township of rJMcribedIn Seetori3(a) nereof that ******>»»'^ BIG HEAT -l.MIMW.IWnd. , . ,3 ,ry B0|)nl 8 H!r9?h acr. The riilef 1-800-334-0531 99 and th* Wereet thereon wahout Itatatoi W SAPE LOW a.in. and 4:00 p.m., any business day. «nancUJ oMoer Is hereby tutnoiited to Sell part or at of (as picked by tho sports staff of Forbes Newspapers) OPERATING COSTS K Zroto.Irorntlme to Ume at publlo or private aele and to All bids shall be submitted In a suled envelope clear- ^ b*nd ordhane. shaa Mat'lMM ly marked POLICE LOCKER ROOM with the bidders d5r%iTto the pi«*Jr7tiwreo. %«>»**« b** thereof altar and adoption, at these new convenient times: Township Commlllte paymert of the purchase price plue »«ied Wereet tram name, address and telephone number. , L Instant heat for large rooms. Save the ma|or cost of heating ATTEST: . ' • ' Each proposal shall be accompanied by a non-collusion K.theiWr daleedele* ' .iIo ™the dat_we owf deliver«»«™jyr *""-~Ihen^Jt-^ "™^~ a.-^ affidavit and a oertllled check, cashier's check or bid luwtdal oWcer U directed to report rtIn writing to thhe Twaf). Comrfl. tho whole house. Turn down central heating and turn on your Arlone.M. Qlaon bond for nol Isas than ten (10) percent ollha bid, not Io oovsmlng body at the meeting next succeeding *# date DAVE HEGNA STATEMENT portable Pelonls Safe -T- Furnace. Thormoatatlc control of 50 Township Clerk ' P|f.t: 12-11-90 exceed $20,000. when any sale' * delivery of the notes pursuant to IN* Monday, Thursday, Friday Cranford High School to 80 degrees. "1500W2 Publloallon: 12-13-00 Bidders an) required .to comply with ths Affirmative Ac- onllrtsftbe I* made. Such report must Iralude the lamount. The bond ordinance published herewith hasibeen tion renulremenia of P.L. 1078, t. 127, Ihe Disclosure th* description, tha Intereal rate and tho maturity schedule flnallv adopled on O*eemb«r Jd, I9»O, an*; In* 20K)»y 2nd 1 Hoarlng: 12-28-00 WJS^SSfZu. me pnee obtlned and th* ham* of th* Mrlod of limitation within which a suit, notion or pro- Publication: 12-27-M Statement raqulrementa ol P.L. 1077, c. 33, and Non- Collusion requirements of P.L. 1971, c. 168 as amended- beading questioning th* validity ol tuch ordinance cut 8:30 a.m. - 8:00 p.m. 8TAT«MENT Sadlon's. Th* capital budoet of th* ToMtshlp o« Cran- ba commenced, as provided In the Local Bond Law, hi*.«. The lor*oolna ordlrtanca wa« finally ptutd al a The successful bidder shall be prepared Io enter Into Tto run Irom the dale of the f list publication ef this a contract with the Townahlp upon award by I ho ford Is hereby amended 10 conform wKh th* provUon* of mtel'no olX Tow»hlp Commlll** oHh. Township of Township CommlllaeCommute*. The Township CommllteCommuteod renervaranerveas thithiss ordinanc ordlnaneee to to th wee exten axiomt o mf anany kioonslslancv herewith. crytegi. W.J. on Wedn»d.y ^^'^^ .i I i ta_* U^1._AU_*.> *_.. II u IJ^ __>>J AM. hill HrftfS 4ht Jk f* Avt_ -lhe-right40-re|eof-any.otalUblds-andao-aw«(dJhexon^- Tr)e-i«aalutlen-ln-the->>rrn-H?t Clerk Senior Dave Heqna Is co-captaln nf thp J?rqn-- 1 1 ^^Tiie^ayrWedflesday tract to the bidder who will best serve the Interests ol Finance Boero showing W d* CCS-lt-DilbUs shall be submitted In « sealed envelope clear- MOTOR VIHlOLES. IscUd by th* Improvement deadbed therein that the Municipal Bulldlnfl. Borough ot Kenlwworth, N*w Jorwy. chroma grille keepa small finger* Baseboard Heater Township of Cranlord Intend* to mak* and to levy apeoU ly marked DOWNTOWN STREeTUOAH! PHASfe V with WHEREAS THE TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE OF THB ind i, available for Inspac.lon. p Deadline for classified advertising is Monday away from coll. Safe to use •!n™6ontr*of number, tha bidder's name, address and TOWNSHIP OF CRANFORD HAS RECEIVED A WRITTEN aasetsment against all such lota and pmcels of real *atal* •—-resists tipping. Protected by Exclusive liquid filled heating element gontly REQUEST, PUR8UANT TO NEW JERSEY STATUTES AN- bi on Booreoate amount of not exceeding KS.0OO. Such Applicant "'•^p'opTaUnall b* accompanied by « non-collusion NOTATED, JftSA-1, ET SEQ., BV ELBEHTON DEVELOP- S'lZ™* ahall b* mad* and levied m th* at 4:00 p.m., the week of publication. tip-over switch I overheat limit warms the whole room, not Just tho spot, totally Huynok & Denlflee, Esqulrao SINCE switch, IAC02OOMO ill arid u cerllflad check, oashlar a 'check or bind MENT COMPANY, 0-20 SOUTH AVENUE, WEST. A MnVSr provkW by law and ehaU b. aa nearly «iboj*l- . ROAD8, STREETS, DRIVEWAYS, TRAILS, TERRACES, TowmHTwId hoi conlributo to th. tori' ol th* bcal DOROUOH OF CAMWOOD EFUGBfc PARKING AREAS OR OTHER ROADWAYS SITUATED In^SSment: however, If th. amount of the' epecUd «*- PLANNING HOARD MEETINO ON THE PROPERTY, OF CRANFOHD SHOPPINO . uument* •* "natty confirmed b leu than 128,000, than Plaaao bo advlaod that tho Planning, Board meatlnp Forbes Newspapers a foniracl villh Ihe Townahlp upon »w»rdby tha CENTER, 6-20 SOUTH AVENUE, WEST, LOCATED IN • BtTtownahlp-vvlll conlrlbule th« dHferenoe to th* cost of sohedulod for Wednwlday. December 26.1B00 la cimcjU- SPORTING GOODS CO. 22 Prospect St. 12322 Morris Ave. I Main St. I Route 202 I 1238 Valley Rd. Township Commlltei. The Township Committee reserve, THE TOWNSHIP OP CRANFORD, COUNTY OF UNION. the kual knprOVemanL id, The n«»t meeting will b« Wednesday, JarMwry M. A DIVISION Of INC. tta ri Jhl wre|«ot any t, all bWs «»\W «-«J«*c*flj 1M< wltMwotkahopeJTMpm.andme*tli<«)•!B*lMi. - »T*TIM«NT MkMllll Madison, N.J. I Union, N.J. I Neshanic Station I Bernardsville, N.J. I Stirling tract Io the bidder who will beet serve the loMreeta ol r. The owner of any land Tha public I* Invited to attend. YOUR SPORTING GOODS COMPLEX The Idntoolng ordinance was llnally paused at a ^ Boitnl* S.'HIrsch, SMhtliry the Township. *rien« Olmn for th* local bv**l aha* have been meeting »f in* Township Comrnltle* of Ihe Township ol Qarwoad Planning Board M C*w«V »»>*iXMr • 513 W. UNION AVE., (RT. 28) BOUND BROOK, NEW JERSEY/201-356-0604 377-1000 I 6880070 I 3695511 I 221-1131 I 647-1239 Township Clerk Crarilord, N.J. on Wednesday, bac«mb»r 26, 1B90, •J5 10 CC3-HDSC V. 100O Mon., Tues., Thurs., Fri. 8:30 A.M. to 9 P.M./Wcd. & Sat. 8:30 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. CC8HD«PO. 27, 1M0 $14.70 CCS-H-Oe-o. 87, .1000 S \ B-4 CRANFORD CHRONICLE Thursday December 27, 1990 Thursday December 27, 1990 CRANFORD CHRONICLE B-5 Methodist —— Obituaries Forbes Newspapers church offers —^ Union County IJleltgtautf Charles Rubenstein adult courses SCOTCH PLAINS GRACE St. Paul's Retired attorney Charles. Rube- member of that town's Chamber CHRISTIAN CHURCH United Church of Christ Three different adult courses, nstein, 92, of Cranford died Dec. of Commerce. & each having four weekly sessions, 213 Center St.. 19 at Somerset Medical Center, Born in New York City, Mr. 1800 Ratitan Rd., Scotch Plains PEACE will be offered at Cranford United Somerville. -' Rubenstein. was reared in Bay- (By Union Co. Collcac) Ganvood Methodist Church from 8 to 9:30 Mr. Rubenstein had been a se- onnc and moved to Cranford 26 FELLOWSHIP p.m. beginning Jan. 9 and ending nior partner at the law firm Rube- years ago. He was a member of 889-1690 V^/789-4285 Jan. 30. The seminars focus On is- nstein and Click, Jersey City and 950 RARITAN ROAD Rev. Doug Lovcjoy-Cartcr Temple Beth-EI and Cranford CRANFORD. NEW JERSEY. 07016 sues related to personal and spiri- Cranford, for 60 years before re- B'naiB'rith. Pastor tual growth. Minister Doug McCullcy (201) 276-874O tiring in. 1978. A 1918 graduate of He was a founder of the Jewish The first course, titled "Commu- . Tulort D«n. 8: Virgin!* Knudlcn Worship and Smithy School New York University Law School, Community. Center and a member Sunday School 9:45 A.M. nicating through Stress: Dealing he was one of the first contribu- of the Hebrew Benevolent Associ- . Sunday - 10:00 A.M. Worship 9:30 A.M.. with Difficult People in Your tors to the Vanderbilt Hall con- ation, Jewish War Veterans and Sunday Worship 11:00 AM; " Wednesday - 7:30 P.M. Teaching Child Care Available Life," will be taught by William struction fund. He was a member Menorah Lodge, all of Bayonne. Presnell. of the Hudson County Bar Associ- He was a 32rd degree Mason. Classified Works Nights! Union County "The Struggle to Be a Whole ation and the New York Univer- . His wife, the former Lillian Raritan Road Your children will learn of God's Self," the second study topic, will sity Law Alumni.Association. Black,, died. in. 1962.. Surviyors: in? Willow Grove love and gain a biblical foundation Place Your Ad til 8 P.M. be led by Dan Bottorff. Mr. Rubenstein served as fi- for life's decisions In our Sunday 1t800«334t0S31 •••-*: edition elude a daughter, Muriel Blum of Baptist Church . The last seminar offered will Presbyterian Church School. nance chairman and legal consult- Cranford; three brothers, William 611 Raritan Road., Cranford Monday, Thursday or Friday utilize a popular video series ant for the Boy Scouts' Bayonnc of Sunrise, Fla., and Herbert and 1961 Raritan Rd. called "Faces on Faith" in which Council as well as on its health Irving, both of Bayonne; four (Adjacent to the Days Inn) BUICK 83 CENTURY-. 2 CHEVY 86 CAMARO- CHEVY, 84 CAMARO DATSUN 80 210- 5 CHEVY 68 CORVETTE- speed, excel, running leading religious and secular and safety committees and execu- Scotch Plains door, V6, all power, Showcar, new condition, V6, auto, AM/FM cassette, Z28— 5.0 liter, 5 spd, T- grandchildren and seven great- First no top, AC, wood grain int., cond., 118K ml., some thinkers respond to questions of tive board. He was awarded the- • grandchildren. 232-5678 ' 272-7088 cruise, AM/FM stereo, over $22\500 invested. AC, white with red inte- AUTOS oxcol. cond,, 73K miles, Asking $16,500 or will talk rior, mint condition, 50K P/wlndow, AM/FM pass., rust. $300. Call 233-0755 belief and meaning. The four in- Silver Bear Award in 1947. Pastor Steve Nash good cond. Must Soil. eves. terviewees are: Dr. Bernie Siegel, Services were held last Thurs- FOR SALE loaded. Must sell. $2900/ trade (aircraft or new miles, $4595. Call (201) He was counselor for the Bay- day at Wien and Wien Funeral Sunday Service ; BO. 526-3662, pickup).. Seen by appt 463-9413.- $4,200/ neg. 782-4529. DODGE "87 CHARGER- physician and author of "Love, 9:0b AM - Sunday School For : onne Board of Education and a Home, Jersey City. All Ages Sunday School—9:40 A.M. BUICK 83 REGAL- Val- only. Call 756-1004. . auto, air, 47,000 ml. Ask- SEDCARS Medicine and Miracles," Madeline ACURA 88 INTEGRA- 3 Sunday Worship-11:00 A.M. uod to $3000. Asking CHEVY 79 WAGON- CHRYSLER 83 LEB- ing $2795. Call eves. L'Engle, autMor of "Marriage: A Wed. Evcining Bible Study-7 P.M. door hatchback, 5 spd., ARON— 4 door, auto., 276-4645. 10:00 AM -Coffee and Fellowship AM/FM cass., Gt) player, $1000, needs lifters, 160K 4dr, Excellent condition. THE KIND YOU DREAM Two-Part Invention," Rabbi Har- vVc arc in Fcttowihtp *iih the Cwucrvilivc Baplilt Auodstir Church miles. Call 561-8883 after $300. Call .985-6208 or CHEVY 87 MONTE- AM/FM radio,. A/C, PS, 4 Infinity speakers, excel- old Kushner, author of "When 10:30 AM - Worship Services 4PM. ' 985-3246 : CARLO SUPER SPORT RB, 71,000 miles, $2000 Advertise In the Classified! 170 Elm Street lent condition. 59,0.00 or best offer. Call 272- ABOUT! George Iannacone BUICK 85 ELECTRA ES- GOLD— 45K miles. Ask- Bad Things Happen to Good Peo- Nursery and Child Care Provided Wostf leld, Now Jersoy 07090 highway miles. $7,500. CHEVY 80 CAMARO-. 8640. ple, and Virginia . Ramey Moll- Redeemer Lutheran Church 236:2408. TATE WAGON-' cruise, runs well, interior good, ing $5500. Call 985-4795. Former Cranford resident Basking Ridge, where he was a Clark and Couporthwalte Place 233-2278 AC, all power, extras, 100k miles. Rrlce $600. enkott, an author and professor of Wednesday * 8:00 PM Choir Rehorsal AW|C 74 GREMLIN- excel, cond., 18 MPG av- Each car reconditioned and literature. - George W- Iannacone of Basking lector and former member of the (NoarYMCA) Church'School 9:00 AM runs well. $500. Call 906- Call 545-0677. ready for delivery. At these Ridge died Dec. 18 in Morristown ^cttoir. He was also a member of October 24th a new study will begin Wcstfiold, NJ Worship 10:30 AM 8796 after 5:30PM., SelL CHEVY 80 IMPALA — Pre-registration is recom- "232-1517 l prices there's no reason to Memorial Hospital. : the Linden CYO and the Knights after Bible Study "Being A Chrisltan Dr. Robert L Harvey, Pastor AWC B0TCQNCORD— 6 108K ml., starts & runs dream'about It! mended for all seminars. For fur- Mr; Iannacone had worked in of Columbus. , In A Non-Christian World" . Rov. Paul E.Kritsch, Pastor cyl., 2 door, excellent well, 4 good tires, full size Roger Borchin, D.C.B. BUICK 86 LESABRE- spare, hew exhaust re- ther information and registration quality control-and. was secretary Born ^nd. reared, in Cranford, ^taken from the Book of James transportation. New water executive 4 door black, 1 pump &. brakes. Body In. cently, installed. Asking call the church office, 276-0936. of the task force "at the Eaton „ Mr. Iannacone had lived in Lin- Sunday. Worship Services owner, garaged. PS, PB, $650:709-0614, ' . Tuition is $10 per course or $3 Thursday -10:00 AM Biblo Study 8:30 am & 11:00 am . good condition. Call Jay AC, tinted glass, cruise, Corp., Whippany, for six years. den and Lawrence before moving 201-467-1279. CHEVY 82 CAMARO — per week, attended-. Sunday School and . tM.t, power soati/ FU il-au. i»w. vMt/V . »l< end, lot gu. Prior to: that he worked as a dis- to Basking Ridge 20 years ago; .'• 8:00 PM Choir Rehersal Adult Biblo Class 9:50 am ; V6, 'excel, cond., new rT.tW, t*, cnMt, With« BMW 82 r-S28 E-5 spd ld'Jocks/ trunk, molt minx, li/idiu ri,, a trict sales rnanager with the 3M ' Nursory Sorvlca Provided • parts, new paint, AM/ FM tll.b«lt'dl<.. .iVlinwWt., He is survived by his wife, tfie l stick, sapphire blue', QQk' Ser9 !;ii 1=aa is ^afSbfe* 'rv!cos. aitd pducfttion.tlbur. rrii., 1 owner," excel concf.1 iat£.r.eQ_. cass. take out-, >'6?800«! S1X.».ir.«, JOJ =fotmieci" -• Airita? #edeschit- tfiree |..781- ° radio.- $4,000, Call 752- Chrlsliah Day School Nursory ....V-~ " "~ "3*. 534-2417 •..'•."\ *W UNCOLN tOWM CAH SlOMATUfie CCRIES Mr, lannactine recqived. a bach"-: sons, Thomas A., Edward L. arid Through Grade 6. •'•' '.'.' CADILLAC 79 CPUPE"- '2331 before 8:30pmr ' '- dUM.'4-d/.. V8. pWr.wtmo/dlep b»k»,, iiHo OD-lf int, AM-FU il- BMW 86 325ES- Blk.w/ ' c»w, pv)h wind/ [k»AAwWantofyu/*ll. air tnd, tLl'; tidol/ elor's. degree in business adminis- Douglas G., all of Basking Ridge;. Good condition, passed CHEVY 82 CORVETTE- 1 red leather Inter., 6'cyl, 5 recent insp., all power, 51,000 mis., mirrored,..T- . W. crulw, loiihoi W., immolt rriif-S for mixed couples tration from Rutgers University. and a.sister, Lois of Clark. . • • • spd., PS, P/anti-lock ri, landau rf, itlsaacnn »lf.b*fl > He served in the finance division Contributions may be made to FIRST UNITARIAN SOCIETY TERHHL ROAD cruise control, leather jh- top, white w/red leather Offices rid., alijrn.wtili. VINJ The Jewish Community Center OF PLAINFIELD brakes, P/sunroof anti- terlor, 80k •• miles, Radio/ Int., mint condition.' 14,495 of the U.S. Army during World the Memorial Fund of the Church BAPTIST CHURCH To theft, P/windows, P/mlr- '"" Call $12,000 or B/0. 232- •07 UMCOLN UARK V.ll of Central New Jersey, 1391 Mai< War II. . of St James. Arrangements were Unitarian Vniversalist rbrs, P/locks, FM stereo 7456. Will Be Closed df, 1U1O w/«t V8. pwr.ilmg/diu; tine Ave., Scotch Plains, is offer- 1340 Tcrrill Rd. Scotch Plnins cass., Trip computer, A funeral Mass was offered Sat-, by Gallaway & Crane Funeral Advertise 82 CIM- . U»tf* w. WUu, ing interfaith couples, of which cruise, alloy wheels, Su- CHEVY-82 CORVETTE- • mixmill,, nuomoonn rt.if, lIumtMllIumKAI .. VVWVW-KYS- - 4 A O QQ>% urday at the Church of St Jamesr- Home, Basking Ridge. •= • 322-7151 perb performance & Han- ERON— 59k miles, good loaded, 27k miles, mint Monday and Tuesday ' M«41.5TK» 0VHA. 32 answers. VIN #M5120784, 4 dr, 2.2L B-2200 P/U • Dom Peringnon Scharffenberg In April we hired an advertising company but she couldn't give us the answers 4 cyl, EFI, 5 sp MT, p/s/b, VIN. #M0113025. 2.21- < cyl, 5 «pd MOO, U1S, P/B W/r iM-lodi. radaU. Inld. we were looking for either. I did not know she cut your paper and a couple of a/c, cruise, fir nits, AM/FM Qlnu. doubH wall ca/oo bod, No UK, M3FIP: ja. dop. r»fl. Tolal others. When I asked her why, she said she didn't feel they would do us any aood cass, gauges, dig. elk, de- pymls MM0. Purch Opl. ([2733 HI and pi IUM. • Taitlinger Freixenet After several months I Insisted that she run coupons In all the papers the same lay wrpa, tntd. glss, buck- week, same time, using the same Items. She did so reluctantly. At the end of the ets, r/dof, tilt, dual romolo LEASE $ PER VALUE PACK SAVINGS mrrs. MRSP $13,822. MO week, we tallied up our coupons and your paper accounted for more than any other 129 paper we used. Just for the record one Is a major paper In the state and the other On select Mazda Models, Sao dlr. for detail* 2,299* Imported & Domestic Beers three are locals. I have to give thanks to my sales representative Linda Nelson and her boss Liquors • Soda • Ice Mlckl Pulslnelll for continuously insisting that your paper Is the best for mv business. They were right. Sincerely, 1991 MAZDA 323 1991 MAZDA VIN #M02106Ofl. 3 dr. hb, 1-6L EFI 4 626 DX Richard Kepnlss cy(, 5 IP MT, WS/B. AM tBBion rdla. VIN^USrV DISCOUfflLPRJCES ""cwwblai' iltiil A/ cr^SRPmfl270i »pd UT, P/S/O. A/C. irjli. full MrW. osii. -VIc^PrBWewrB Laass lo'mi 'I qualified: CO mo. ou*J rwnoJa nvit. Inld Ql*». t>H, COAIOJ*, Tg^rMAZDAIWPV cloiod-flfid w/ no monay doWn, Ut OK] elk. {J«uO*», r/w d*I, d*Uy wjvi. H/. 1991 MAZDA PROTEGE DX 1991 MAZDA MX-5 Ml AT A VIN #MO3O0J15, 2.8L 4 cyl EFI, 8 upd MTD, P/S/8, r/nnU-lk b>k .yit, rdU, lull mo pyml 8. $223 ft. tec. ddp. M A.M' . - 9 P.M., SAT. • PARTS DEPT. 8 A.M.-6 P.M. • SERVICE DEPT. 7:30A.M. -6 P.M. DOMS be paid by a consumer, NOW! *U I I V V V W V V 8 A.M.-6 P.M. • SER CREDIT CENTER except for licensing costs, NO CRtnir APPLICATION REOUIflKD Forbes Newspapers 1 doc. & registration fees, • We c;m (|(:l you cioilil toilily • 'ipici, A DIVISION OF FORBES INC. •*• -1 cri'ilil pl.ins "' and taxes. Mazda rebates • No iMOMi'y tlown • Will p.iy "if youi u,mc n Gomor«al M««j«now«u«tl« • Bound Brook Chronicle « Mlddlasox Chronlclo • Pljcalaway-Dunelldn Review • Metuchen-Edlson Rovlow • South % Ptalnfleld H*port.r . Green BrooK-North PlaMeld Journal • Hlflhland Park Herald . The HIIU-Bedmlnster Prew .SI ChJortdi " FraE available on select models • Lc.iso lenns ;iunil;ibk w ,ippro\.'i?it CIMIII Focus • 8colch PlaJni-r-aiwood Pre.s • The Westlleld Record . 8omer«et County Shopper • Mlddlwex Count/ Shoppo" INSTANT CREDIT! and prices incl. rebates • Wo maki.1 i]Plli"U credit o;isy K simplo 30 Eastman St. • Cranford where applicable. Not in • Hut titni' tniyifrs net ui.'dil now1 • ^Ju previous cictlil lusiory A no Co ni.ik.-rs conj. w/any other oiler or • II vf-»>)f(1 '" Or oidt^t A havo ;\ <|oud |uti incentive. Prices & terms Ftoo Ciodil sl.itus check So H;»tit;i fsp.tiioi 276-1044 supersede all previous of- Call Pete Rap lypo Call 756-5300 Z »S" °" IMPORTCAR&TRUCKCENTER ROUTE22WEST,NORTHPLAINFIELD,NJ. B-6 CRANFORD CHRONICLE Thursday December 27, 1990 Thursday December 27,1990 CRANFORD CHRONICLE B-7 FORD 1954 PICK UP- CHEVY, "66 C-30, Dump. FORD 87 F-15O— 6 cyl. V8, runs good, $2,500. or Excellent condition. Good EFI, PS, PB. 4 speed 130 140 overdrive, AM/FM, dual best offer. Also one six for masonry or landscap- VANS MISCELLANEOUS cyl. Call days 287-5204, ing. Call after 6 pm, tanks, bedllner, extended AUTOMOTIVE evening 832-5154 ask for 233-9326. 'j warranty. Very clean. FOR SALE AUTOMOTIVE Don. -CHEVY, 84 C20 P»CK- $5900/BO. 276-1158. INDEX N FORD 67 GALAXY XL- UP— 350, 4 spd, manual GMC '7O--; 6 Cyl:. 3 DODGE 75 VAN- panel DID YOU 390, convertable. $1,800. trans.. 71k. PS, PB, 4WD. speed. Can for details and carpet, 69K miles, KNOW... OLDS 80 CUTLASS LS- PONTIAC 85 SUNBIRD or Best Offer, Call " Call John 563-786Z 752-1721. 318 V8 engine, $900. AUTOMOTIVE 4 door, loaded! 66,000 SUBURU 86 GL- 4 dr, 4 V.W. 79, RABBIT- 2dr, evenings This little ad can be road Automotive Connection WAGON- PS, PB, AC,cyl., PS, PB, blue 5spd, fuel injection, 100k miles, DATSUN 75 PICKUP- 4 GMC 85 JIMMY- full Great for sports, Call 526- in more than 147,000 highway miles. Must selll speed on floor, 4 cylinder. size Sierra Classic, 80K 110 - AUTOS FOR SALE C ON ISI I O M radio, $2000, will talk. Call AM/FM stereo cass., AC, blue, 4 spd. Very good 9470 between 8-1PM. homes In 15 publications Call 722-6095. after 6PM, 201-674-8979. MERCEDES, 1978 280 Needs head gasket. mr., some body damage, throughout Somerset, 115-CLASSIC CARS good cond. Asking condition. Great on gas. $6500/BO. Call John at DODGE 83 RAM- 5 pas- DODGE 82 ARIES STA- DODGE 84 OMNI- 4 FORD '78 FAIRMONT- FORD '86 ESCORT — FORD '88 MUSTANG- HONDA 87 ACCORD OLDS 84 DELTA 88 PONTIAC 87 TRANSAM- $3600/BO Call 359-6012. $850/BO. Call 526-3765 SE— Show car, new en-$250. Call 381-0173 songer, AC, AM/FM, 60k Middlesex and Union 120 - TRUCKS FOR SALE TION WAtiON- PS, PB, ROYALE- 1 owner. 4 gine, 78,000 mis., loaded. 658-4021. dpor sports sodan, alloys. . Red 4DR, 3 spd., good Automatic, AC, 73,000 LX-5.0, 5 speed, 38K LX— 5 speed, 1 owner, V8, auto., T-tops, loaded, TOYOTA 83 TERCEL VOLKSWAGEN 82 RAB- FORD '85 BRONCO II, miles. $4800. Call 654- Counties? It caught your 130 - VANS FOR SALE good condition. 91k 4 oxtra wheels studded body/tires, full spare, miles. $2195 or best offer. mijes. Extras. Excellent dr., auto., PS, PB, cruise, midnight blue, extras, Red w/tan Int. Expel, 4x4, V6, 5 speed, AC, PS, GMC 90 PICKUP CLAS- 3916 attention, didn't It? miles. $950. 218-1575 62K ml., $7995. Call 422- SR5 WAGON- 4 wheel BIT— $1000. flood condi- cond. $12,500. 526-6327, 140 — MISCELLANEOUS AUTOMOTIVE snows. $1,700/BO. Call Needs tuneup. 105K ml.725-4918. condition. $790p/B.O. 9344. AM/FM stereo, air, p/ new tires, AM/FM cass., PB, AM/FM stereo cas- SIC SIERRA— package, Call YOUB ad In todayl after 6PM locks, 50K ml. $3000, drive, sunroof, AM/FM tion: Call 755-7594. 526-7052, leave message. 5 speed, PB, AM/FM ste- DODGE, 77 VAN- fully 1-800-334-0531. Bill 722-0288. S300/B.O. 981-546B days; Call 782-8986. AC, alarm, low ml., must radio cassette, AC, rear sette. Excellent condition. customized, many extra 150 - AUTOMOTIVE SERVICES DODGE 84 DAYTONA— HONDA 88 ACCORD LXI 231-1410. sell. $7500. 828-9331. VOLKSWAGEN, 1978 $4200. Call 234-9030. reo cassette, excellent We Get ResultsI 968-6846 6VGS. ' FORD 66 MUSTANG Automatic transmission, defrost, PB/PS, Pirelli SCIROCCO- 4 speed, MERCURY '69 COU- parts, $1200.725-9445 160 - MOTORCYCLES FOR SALE Excol. running cond., OLDS 84 ROYAL tiros, excellent.condition, GAR— Windsor. 2 dr HT; FORD 70 F-350- Mason condition, RV bedllner FORD 71 MUSTANG- $3695. Call Sal or Lorotta FORD '88 MUSTANG DC COUPE- Rebuilt 289, 3 fully loaded, marrooo, PONTIAC 88 GRAND runs & looks great, $900 11.500K miles. Asking FORD 86 AEROSTAR 170 - RECREATIONAL VEHICLES CONVERTIBLE, 5.QL, spd. New radiator, 41.500'ml, $9,500. Call BROUGHAM- 4 door, AMr- 4 door, auto, PS/ $2200 or best offer. Ask 351 Cu" 2 bbi V8; select dump with snow plow. CARGO VAN- PS/PB, parts car, $500 or best at 561-2722. DODGE 85 ARIES- 4 FORD *81 GRANADA— very good cond., auto., for Eric 725-0207. or best offer. 704-8022. shift', sports console. Top, Good' condition. V8, 4 $7150. Call 722-9517. offer. Call 201-889-1709 L 180 — BOATS AND ACCESSORIES Kenwood CD player, mint brakes, tires. Red w/black 369-5622. . • : . •' PB, P/wlndow, cruise, tilt, AC, auto, excellent condi- door, auto, PS/PB, AC, Great condition, only full power, alarm system, VOLVO 82 DL— 4 door, Int. Motor excel cond. speed, PS. Asking ISUZU 86, TROOPER II after 6:30PM. AM/FM cassette, 80K needs minor repairs, cond. Extras. Asking int. Good cond. $1650/ HYUNDAI ,87 EXCEL AM/FM cassette; loaded, TOYOTA 83 TERCEL- 5 auto, PS/PB, AC. AM/FM tion, .new radlals, front Advertise) In the Classified! $9800. Call Fred (201) BO. 757-6493; 232-8907. cruise, tilt, $2700/80. Call 18K miles. Must sell. Call Beautiful car to restore. $2,500. Call 234-1108 LS- 2-dr.. 4-cyrl., 5 sp., JUNK CARS BOUGHT- milos, oxcollent condition, $1,250 or best offer. GL— 5. dr,' hatch, elec. • 469-3683. door, 5 speed, AC, AM/cassette, reliable, clean, 1 $2.500. 832-2544. after 6PM. wheel drive, 6 cylinder. Real Estate Connection $1900. Call 707-0747. (201)231-0594 873-2239, FORD 78 FAIRMONT- 4 moon roof, auto., PS, PB, 201-756-0940. FM cassette, silver, 93K AM/FM Stereo cass., 57K, Asking $4.600. 752-2012. Whltehouse Auto. Call OLDS, 80 CUTLASS SU- owner, $2200/BO. 846- PONTIAC 69 FIREBIRD $5900. Call 356-1712. 534-2519 210 -- HOMES FOR SALE cyl., 4 speed std., 2 door, AM/FM stereo cass., 39K PONTIAC 88 GRAND miles, good condition, FORD 73 PICKUP — FORD 88 AEROSTAR low gas ml., good cond., ml., excol. cond. Asking PREME-;4 dr. 8 cyl, PRIX SE— Mint condi- $2000 takes It. Call 846- —400 engine, auto trans, good work truck, strong, JEEP 76, CJ7 RENE- : 215 -- TOWNHOUSES AND CONDOS auto trans., PS, PB, rj 5133 anytime. VOLVO 89 740GL- elec. A/ C, PIS, P/B, vinyl top, LXT- auto., air, PS, PB,SEARCHING FOR A low mileage, $450. .356- $3300. 382-7593. tion, fully loaded, 31K 4 speed. Asking $595. GADE— 2 tops, V8, auto, AM/FM pass., excel, 1977 MERCURY MONr FOR SALE 6680 0^755-5665 , windows, AM/FM, AC, miles, $10,000 or best Windows, AM/FM stereo 77K, good cond. B/O over Call 725-1545 or 722- 4WD, good condition. HYUNDAI, '90 EXCEL- loaded. $1595. 271-1240 TOYOTA 86 >h SUPRA- cass., 29K ml. Mint cond. $3500. Call 225-3497. cond. 37k ml., $10,900/ ARCH— rear bumper. 220 -- COMMERCIAL PROPERTY FORD 78 GRANADA- 2 dr, dark blue, auto., AM/ offer. Call 231-1424 leave, 5spd, all power, low 2660 after 6PM. $1300. 369-8891 days. BO. Call 272-2424 or 805- Please call 752-6553 after A PLYMOUTH 86 RELI- message. Blue green. $16,900. Call V6, black, excel, running miles, AM/FM stereo FORD 84 RANGER 0670. 12 noon. FOR SALE FM cassette. Excel, cond 422-9344. . JEEP 87 WRANGLER 225 - cond., PB, 4 door, asking 8,700 ml. $5950. Call 543- ANT— 4dr, 4 cyl., auto, PONTIAC, 1983 TRANS cass., sport pkg., ga-. 12O PICKUP— Rebuilt en- - ACREAGE AND LOTS $700/BO. Call anytime AC, AM/FM, rear'dot-' VW 89 FOX GL- 5spd., SIX- 5 speed, triple GMC 81 CUBE VAN- 230 - 5775 & leave message, or AM- Auto, T-tops, every raged, Must sell.: Excel, gine, 4 speed, PS. AVC. STEEL CAP w/tool boxes -' OUT OF AREA PROPERTY • .463-7148 or 9AM-5PM, call 543-5485. ogget, 86k miles. Excel, available option. Excellent condition Call 654-8013 Excel, cond. Must selll TRUCKS Asking $2,800. Call 234- black hard top, AC, V8, automatic, 16 foot built In each side, fits S- 235 -- MOBILE HOMES AND SITES 949-6795. • - • -condition, $2100. Call cond. Must sell. $3850 or Asking $7500/BO. Call loaded, 25K miles, like body with Peak. Asking JAG UAR 8 6 XJ S FOR SALE 1108 after 6PM.. new, h/d everything, adult 10 Chevy Pickup. Door in 240 - COUPE- Silver w/grey 277-3775 week days best offer. 704-8022. TOYOTA 89 COROLLA after 5PM 754-7811. $3,200. Call 234-1108 back $300. Call 381-0492 - REAL ESTATE WANTED FORD 78 THUNDER- DX- 4 dr, PS, PB, AM/ FORD 86 BRONCO 1 owner, never off road, after 6PM. . • 245 -• BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES BIRD— nice' condition, leather. Interior, 12 cyl, PONJIAC 78 PHOENIX- PONTIAC, 82 BON- VW, 83 RABBIT- 142k pampered beauty. Asking after 5:30 PM. auto, PS, PB, AC, FM ste- FM, AC 16k miles, $7500/ CHEVY 78*- % ton pick XLT- 4X4, AM/FM cass, 250 -• APARTMENTS FOR RENT silver, red Int., must sell, auto., PS, PB, air, green, NEVILLE-r good condi- BO Please call 878-2782 miles, fog lights. AM/FM c AC, rear defrost, auto, $9500.757-9731. GMC STEP VAN- leaving country. Asking reo cass, P/wlndows, P/ 4 door, good cond. 114K tlon, radio, heater, A/C, all up. 64K ml. Runs well. 255 - HOUSES FOR RENT after 6PM .'• cass.. leather Interior, New exhaust. Rust, 1 302 V8, cruise, 85k 50,000 miles, dual rear $650. Call 899-7421.. locks, cruise, sunroof. miles. $500/BO. 231'- power, auto, 6 cyl., new. Turbo dlosel. Asking JEEP 89, WRANGLER- wheels, $2300. Call (201) S 260 - Alloy wheels roar de- side. $375. Call 52 Mi,good condition. IMOTORCYCLESl • TOWNHOUSES AND CONDOS FORD 81 GRANADA- 0007. . tires. Must see.^$2000. TOYOTA, '86 CRESSIDA $2200/BO. Call 276-8326 $6,200,788-5126 Sahara Edition. Low mile- 968-1477 „ . . FOR RENT $850. Please call 685- froster,. 20,300 miles. PONTIAC 79 FIREBIRD Call 968-2149 —Blue w/gray leather Int., after 7PM , CHEVY 80 EL CAMINO- age, hardtop, 5 speed, I FOR SALE I 265 - ROOMS FOR RENT 3787 after 5PM Beautiful cond. $18,450. -navy, white vinyl roof, PONTIAC, 84 FIREBIRD alloy wheels, P/sunroof, small V8, auto., PS. PB,FORD 86 F150- Ex- lights, tow bar, $1O,o0o. GMC, 1973 VAN— 6 cyl., Call 717-828-2100 or .1- every available option. air, AM/FM cassette, new 356-7182 :. • . 270 - OFFICES FOR RENT FORD 86 ESCORT B00-828-2101 . V8, auto, PS/PB, AC, AM/ -V8, red, A/C, PS, PB, tended cab, new tires, standard shift, excellent EXP- red, auto, .AM/FM FM cass, new tires, etc. 69K, AM/FM stereo. 1 63,000 mis. Excel, cond. 115 tires & brakes, excel. brakes, 8 cyl auto, bed tires. $500. for quick sale. MOTOCROSS RACING 275 - COMMERCIAL PROPERTY Good cond. $2,000. 356- owner. Good condition. Asking $8660. 781-6992, cond. $2595/BO. Call liner and tool boxes. MAZDA, 87, B2000LX BIKES— 1986 Pro Circuit cassette,-cruise, AC, elec- LINCOLN 79 TOWN leave message. CLASSIC Runs good. Call 276-8555 FOR RENT •.'••••• tric mirror, 36K miles,, ex- COUPE— blue on blue, 6549 after 6PM. $4500 or BO. Call .985- 359-7157. Good condition must sell. PICKUP— black & silver, CR 500, 1987 CR 125 & 280 - VACATION RENTALS . 39K mi.,, loaded, leather 1294 CARS $5,000/BO. 369-5316 50k miles, 5spd, AC, ste- PLYMOUTH 85 VOY-' 1989 FMF KX 250. Must cellent condition, $3500.~ PONTIAC 84 6000LE- 6 - : TOYOTA. '90 CAMRY— CHEVY 85 SUBURBAN- reo, Cass., AM/FM, 285 - MISCELLANEOUS RENTALS Call 232-5977. . . Int., no rust/dents, very AGER LE- 2.6L, 7 pass., sell. Please call John at cyl., auto., PS, PB, air, P/ SAAB 82 TURBO- 2dr, Only 7400 mis. on this 454 VB, posl, dual air & FORD 86 F150- Super cruise, PB, mobile phone auto., PS, PB, AM/FM 658-4021, S 290 - WANTED TO RENT FORD 86 ESCORT L Sta- oo.d .aond.. Asking windows, tilt wheel, nice hatchback, PS, PB, AC, deluxe model In perfect FORD 1950 4 DOOR— heat, all power, full towing 2675/BO. Call 233-5771 • Cab, 4 WD, AC, tilt wheel, &: many extras Incl. tires. cass., cruise, excel, cond. 295 - Honwagon- 4 dr, 5 spd, f car. $3900/ BO. Call 359- good tires & stereo. Out-,condition. $10,900. Call V8, $1,800. or best offer. package, 89K ml. $6200/ Excel.'cond. $5000/bo. ROOMMATES WANTED 7157. • AM/FM, new. exhaust, $4995/BO. 359-1805 AM/FM stereo, PS, RB, in/ LINCOLN 84 MARK VII—. standing condition. A1- -543-5775 & leave mes- Call days' 287-5204 or §best t Ofdfferf . 766-16377661637. •tires & brakes. 55K ml. 7.81-6720 eves. Ads Injtiasslfled out Very good cond. 63K Classic elegance, fully- PONTIAC 84 GRAND heln * oUt' 322-54B5 sage or call 543-5485. evenings 832-5154. Ask Asking $8900; 231-1396., Classified Connection highway ml.,, asking loaded, must see. Asking PRIX-Auto, 6 cy», 2 dr, :$3000- for Don. CHEVY 87 PICK UP-4 TOYOTA 81 CONVERT- VOLKSWAGEN 79 don't cost —< $2500/BO. 699-1063. $5,500. Call (201) 369- landgu rbof, LOADED. TRIUMPH '79 TR7- • • • ' i -i wheel drive, show plow, IBLE 4X4— new top & VAN— Needs work. Tow They pay! BUY BEFORE DECEMBER 31 st 7352. ..••:• ... . . J. '.v.'ii. «• », ji bed liner, ladder rack. 305. - Convertlble, excellent Advertise in the Classified! It away for $200. Call 906- AUCTIONS FORD 86 TAURUS LX- the C/ass/ffettf body parts, heeds paint. 310 - MASERATI '85 BI- spected 9/90 $3,500/best;. condition. $2,000. Call Advertise /rt the Classified! 45,700 ml. $10,500. 968- $2500/BO, 658-4021. 2497, ••••••, GARAGE SALES • . . i|.; cpnd.;_4;5K ml.jjull 7 1 312'~ BAZAARS AND SALES : ^.U;R.B O^ • BI adkv •-raVP *™" 'offor. 75j60t1'"—"•*~:; 5vto?l.mirp~."--r-r^.:-.Ulii.-T.V.to.a*JjroS.'ti.--T.-- •»-'•«._. -.•-•:'VJ-'^- .~-^wuliMs«s^TW.;:.,irt«iCTasD_3OTWteW- I AND AVOID THE 10% LUXURY TAX mlum sound, new tires,, leather, 5 speed, 31K v.yi.-sjEavisrxKEs 314 - ANTIQUES ext. warranty, $6500, 494- miles. Asking $9,500. Se- 315 - FOR SALE If you've been considering 2662 after 6PM. , rious inquiries only. Call 316 — FREE TO GOOD HOME . the purchase of a new NOW AVAILABLE. FORD 86 TEMPO GL- 439-2229 after 6PM. 317 - YARD, GARDEN AND FARM •AUDI 80's & 90's •AUDI V8 5 SPEED Auto,A/C,AM/FM:. radio, 4 MAZDA 80 RX7- silver Porsche or Audi, right now > coupe, 131 k miles, 2nd 320 — HORSES AND SUPPLIES •AU£)M00 s&200's •AUDI QUATTRO's door, extended warranty, «:• is the best time to buy. •944 S2 CABRIOLET good condition, $2000/ owner; repair records, 322 - PETS & ANIMALS •911 CARRERA 4WD many new parts, NJ In- The new Porsche/Audiof •911 w/TIPTRONIC •911 CARRERA 2 TARGA BO, 276-2509 after 7PM 325 - CHRISTMAS TREES. or 781-1933. spected thru Sept. 1991. F 330 - WANTED TO BUY Bernardsville, now more $1000. Call John 937- PLUS THESE FINE PRE-OWNED FORD 87 CONVERTIBLE 335 -- TRADES AND SWAPS than ever, is the best place 9226 1986AUDI-5000 »7550 1988AUDI-90 »13,900 MUSTANG GT— 5.0, m. 340 - LOST & FOUND . to buy! i'°! Seft, W Auloi •"•' s"0 * Diar 4-°' S«d»n, S^Cyllndir. Aulo Trans, Pwr S/8, 5spd, all options, red w/ MAZDA, 83 GLC- 4dr, 345 -- BRITESPOT Brakts, FWO, Air. Pwr Sts/Wlnd/Uks/Tmk/ FWO, Air, Pwr Wlnd/UksTmk, TVGIs, •AM/FM grey leather. 59k Hwy. 5spd., 117k miles, engine Antenna, MSIs. AM/FM SI Cuss w/Hr Spkrs, SI Cass w/Flear Spulurs, Digital Clock, Cruise. runs good, needs brake 350- PERSONALS Dlfj Clock, Cruise, Crpl, Radlals, Alloy Whls, Carp«L Suniool, Radlalj, Alloy Whls, Inl Wpis, miles, Excellent cond. GET THE SAME $9500/BO. 232-3379 work. $750/BQ. days 422- 355 - ANNOUNCEMENTS 5228, eves. 752-5884 360 — ESCAPE PERSONAL SERVICE 1982 911 SC »16,500 1989 AUDI-WAGON '19,900 FORD 87 ESCORT— 2dr, MERCURY 76 MONTE- Porstho 2-Dr Spor^^ t Coup«,._,. 6-Cyl. jyl, 5-Spd Man 6000 4-Dr.'5-Cyl. Aulo, Pwr SIB, FWD, Air, 365 - SERVICES • , Trans, Pwr Brakes, Man Slrrj. Air, Pwr Wind, Pwr Wlnd/Uks/tmk/Alil, T/GI, AM/FM Cass w 5spd, AC, PS, PB. Good GO MX- 351 engine, PS, BUT NOW BACKED T/GIs, AM/FM SI Cass, Crulsa. Crpl, Fl Mats, Rr Spkrs, Dig Clock.CrulM, Crpl, Fl Mais, Snil, condition. $4000/BO. Call C T I ON PB, auto,, AM/FM, looks. I 367 - HOME IMPROVEMENTS Ridlals, 16' Alloy Whls,,Frt« Fit 4 rR r Spoilers" •" , "4 Radlals, Alloy Mils. Int Wipers. & Mon). Extra C O N N More. Musi SMI 7753BMI, VIWCSfMIM. Cloanl SIW9O-924C, 23441MI, WWKNM8974 707-0030 mornings or & runs groat. 78K ml. Like 370 - LANDSCAPING/TREE CARE BY A $500 MILLION 725-6836 evos. new tires. $950/BO. Call CRANFORD— 2 bdrms, RAHWAY— 1 bedroom - MIDDLESEX- BY $500 + Utllltles. Largo, 372 - PLUMBING, HEATING DOLLAR ORGANIZATION GET SALES INFORMATION OVER 563-0350, . OWNER. Colonial 2- 245 1st floor, 2 family, wall to & COOLING FORD 88 MUSTANG f 210 \ 225 wall carpet, near all brand new studio - THE PHONE...CALL 766-0900 GT— 5 speed, loaded, MERCURY 78 COU- Famlly, rieeds Tender TOWNHOUSES & I ACREAGE BUSINESS trans., couple preferred, $550 + utlltles. Walk to 375 - INSTRUCTIONS . black with red interior, GAR— low mileage, ex- HOMES Loving Care. Sacrifice. Prices include all costs except tax, license and registration fees. [CONDOMINIUMS] I OPPORTUNITIES no pets, Avail 12/1. $850/ train. Off-street parking. 377- INCOME TAX mint condition, new tires, cellent engine, some I FOR SALE I $141,900. HELP-U-SELL & LOTS mo. all utilities Included. 1 Call 276-9000. one owner. $8900/Best body damage. $450/BO. P, FT, M, BKR. 469-2800. V FOR SALE J V 380 - LOANS & FINANCE New 41/2% payment te mo security. 789-0776. RARITAN— 3 rooms up- offer. Call 722-8406. Call 668-0109 after 4PM, BRANCHBURG- BUILD- BRIDGEWATER- Foot- ARE Y'OU INTER- CRANFORD- Duplex, stairs. Single business 382 - INSURANCE BRANCHBURG- Newft mtge; Save up tP MERCURY 82 COUGAR Duplex, 3. bdrm, 2 V4 ERS MODEL 2 bdrm, 2 hill Rd., 7 lot subdivision, ESTED— In enhancing lovely 3 bedroom apt. In person pref. No pets. Off- FORD 89, PROBE LX— STATION WAGON- $150,000 interest if quail- bath, 1/4 acre, bsmt, ga- fled. ;.; Vi bath, deck, bsmt. 8.95 acres, Prime area. your income, perhaps d,ulet area with yard & street parking. Avail. 1/1. Employment Connection Red, completely loaded 71,500 miles, AC, PS, PB, rage, deck, no dues, $129,990. Call 725-3591. $975,000. AnneLacko, changing your lifestyle. screened porch. Conve- $500 heat & water Incl. • 1 Including sun-roof, 10,500 P/locks, good cond. $152,990. Call 725-3591. MIDDLESEX- Sale by PO Box 343, Walnutport, Unlimited potential w/mln- rilent to shopping, bus 6Vmgs. sec. Call 725-9040. miles. Asking $11,399. $2000 707-9711 •it CRANFORD TOWERS PA 18088. Imal investment. Just one trains. $825 + utll. Call 410 -HELP WANTED Call 271-0886 Owner. Newly decorated. RARITAN- Duplex. 2 MERCURY 82 LN7 . DID YOU 3 bdrm. Split, large family CONDOMINIUM— 18 call can change your life. 382-2434. • bedrooms, large kitchen 420 - EMPLOYMENT WANTED • " KNOW... Springfield Ave. Luxury 2 HUNTERDON COUNTY, Call (201)789-3710 (24hr. HONDA '85 CIVIC- 4 HATCHBACK- 2 dr, 4 room w/fireplace, LR, CRANFORD— First floor, & living room,' attic, off- 425 - EMPLOYMENT RELATED cyl,, 4spd, manual trans., This little ad can be read deck. $170,000. Call bdrms. w/1 & 2 baths HOLLAND TOWNSHIP- recorded message). street parking, no pets. DR, auto, AM/FM cass., In more than 147,000 from $139,900. Charming One acre -t- approved RARITAN-r Salon for . 4 rooms, newly redone OPPORTUNITIES 90K, mint cond. Priced to AC,, cruise, AM/FM. 469-6365. 1 bdrm. & studios from kitchen, new wall to wall. $800/mo. plus utilities. $1195. Call 271-1240 NEW YEAR'S RESOLUTION! homes In 15. publications building lot, wooded, sale, Corner of Wall & 725-8865. D .430 - CHILDCARE WANTED sell. $2600, Call 231- throughout Somerset, RARITAN- 3 bedroom $59,900. Prime loc. for southern exposure. ExceU Somerset St., 800+ sq ft. Residential 2 family. 9507, after 3PM. • MERCURY 82 STATION If your plans for the new year Include selling your shopping, commuting, Share yard & bsmt. Sup- ROSELLE- 1 bdrm., 435 - CHILDCARE PROVIDED house, resolve now to do It the smart way; list with a Middlesex and Union Colonial, $114,900. See lent location, close to Rt. Moving. Southl Call 526- WAGON- Colony Park. Counties? It caught your F.A.I.R. ad In the real sec- peace OT mind. Model 78, on Ellis Road. 7526. ply Utll. $730. 722-6753, $530 all utll. except elec- HONDA 82 CIVIC- 4 Loaded with extras, excel- real estate professional who can maximize the return open Frl. to Sun. 11AM- CRANFORD— Lovely 2 tric. Avail. Immed. Call on your housing Investment. attention, didn't It? tion of the Forbes News- $135,000. Call evenings, door, 5 speed, 105K origi- lent running cond. $2595/ Call YOUR ad In todayl papers. 5PM. Office #272-1143 or 996-4963. bedroorn apt. In private 2 245-4715. nal miles, sunroof, good B.O. Call 236-2261. . There are two reasons It pays to put an export to 1-800-334-0531. B/K Realtors, 686-1800. ( 25O \ family home, yard. Conve- 'S-'O. PLAINFIELD- AD RATES running condition. $1200 MERCURY 82,. LN7^- 2 work for you: the cost and hassle that floes Into We Get ResultsI SOMERVILLE MONTGOMERY TOWN- APARTMENTS nient to shopping, bus & IBdrrn, good location, or best offer. Call after marketing a property, and what you stand to net when MIDDLESEX- New 2 trains. $800/month, heat Route 202»Bernardsville, NJ«766-0900 dr, 4 cyK, 76k orlg. miles: MIDDLESEX BY OWNER INTEREST RATES bdrm. Townhouse, 1 Vfc SHIP— 1 to 2 W acre bsmt. apt., separate en- Minimum 6 lines. 6PM, 322-8327. you sell. 469-6368. Custom 3BR ARE LOWER homesites on cul-de-sac. I TOW RENT I Included. Call 382-2434. trance. Includes garage, Excellent. Interior/exterior. Fact Is, It's not so easy to sell property. It takes bath, finished bsmt., pan- (Average 3-4 words per line) Needs some work. $750. Ranch, eat-in kit., plus YOU CAN try, $126,900., Priced Excel, location. Ready to DUNELLEN W &.D hookup, Ig. yard, money to run ads and make signs. It takes searching formal DR, Air $163,900. AFFORD MORE! bullld; From $92,500. Call stone fireplace, sauna. after 6PM Call 322-8327 questions to get acurate financial data (ram strangers. under appraised value. BOUND BROOK- 2 bed- HALF MONTH HELP-U-SELL P, FT. M, $135(000 526-1827. 201-874-5066. FREE RENT $525. 494-1430. FULL RUN MERCURY 83 GRAND It takes time-Iota of tlmo-to show the property to likely BKR. 469-2800. New 41/Great starter! Here's a ter- room apt for rent. $750/ MARQUIS- 2 door, prospects. It takes knowhow to handle delicate nego- rific 2-Famlly for the smart month plus utilities. No $70P/mo + utll-2 bdrms SOMERVILLE- 1 bed tiations successfully. 2% payment mtge., save SOMERSET ¥Y $800/mo + utll-2/3 bdrms room, $650 per month Per Insertion loaded, 72,000 miles, new up to $150,000 Interest If buyerl Take advantage of OWNER- "Lakewood" 230 pets. Call 469-8565. $ GOT A CAR or TRUCK tires, asking $3,900. Call A real estate professional has the experience of lower Interest rates. You BOUND BROOK- Exec- Call:. ERA plus utilities, no pets, 2nd •qualified.. townhouse, 3 bedroom, 2 OUT OF AREA E.A. BONIAKOWSKI 12. When Paid in Advance 753-9315, succesful transactions and knowhow that's put to work can live In one half, and Vi baths plus $149,900. utive In transit? Paying floor apartment. Avail AGENCY, INC., Ind. MERCURY 84 GRAND for you-settlng the right price, finding the right buyer, MIDDLESEX- BY rent the second. 2 bed- New 4 %% payment mort- PROPERTY high hotel costs? Rent a Immedlatly. 636:6960 MARQUIS— burgundy, 2 getting the best possible return on the property, almost OWNER 469-2800. 3 BR. rooms each. Walk to 1-2 or 3 Bdrm. apt. or owned 968-0700 always more than a nonprafesslonal can. Ranch, Lake area, fire- gage, save up to SOMERVILLE- 1 bed- $ Per Insertion door, 5 liter, auto., PS, schools, places of wor- $150,000 Interest I! If qual- house fully, furnished, DUNELLEN- All new, 1room, LR & kitchen, attic, ._,,_ FOR SALE? Resolve now to have a Happy 19911 Best wishes place, att. garage. FLORIDA- Snowbirds! ship, shopping, major month to month, Includes bedroom, 1st floor, private PB, A/C, AM/FM cass., P/ $139,900. OPEN HOUSE Ifled. HELP U SELL off-street parking, heat 12.50 When Billed windows, P/seats, 85K from your friends at transit. Call to preview P,FT,M,Bkr., 469-2800. Why not have your own phone, utilities, cable & home, deck & porch. SUN. 1-4PM, 117 Green- supplied. No pets. 1M> miles, $2.800. 685-0314. yourself! Call ERA home in beautiful central extras. $1095 to $1800. $775 mo., heat Included. mos. security. $600/m6. Each additional line: $1.10 "Yes, you can buy a home in New Jersey" lawn Ave. HELP-U-SELL E.A. BONIAKOWSKI Florida? 3 bedroom, home Call 781-6236. MERCURY 87 SABLE- P, FT. M, BKR. 469-2800, SOMERSET— By Owner. 752-8298. 369-3791. ' ZONE 1: Somerset/Middlesex ZONE 2: Union County AGENCY, INC., Ind. 3 bdrm. Townhouse, on 1/4 acre. 2 screened DUNELLEN- Duplex, 2 Excellent condition, new 8.88% 30 YR. mtge. only owned. 968-0700 porches, oak flooring, de- BRIDGEWATER- 2 bod- $11.00 Per Insertion-Paid In Advance $5.50 Per Insertion-Paid In Advance tires, 41K . ml., asking $7000 down if qualified. CAC, walk to bus, shop- Bdrm, 1 Bath, new carpet. SOMERVILLE- Avail. Barton Realty ping. End unit. $149,900. tached garage. Oak trees, room, finished basement, No Pets, 1 Vii month se- Feb. 1., 4 rms., 2nd floor, $11.50 Per Insertion When Billed $6.00 Per Insertion When Billd*. $7500. Call days, Mr. SOMERVILLE- Ranch, lots of camellias, persim- fenced yard, quiet neigh- quiet 2 family home. Sin- Each Additional Line: $1.00 Ehlert 233-2300. 106 N. Union Ave. • Cranford • 272-4020 HELP-U-SELL P.FT.M.Bkr. curity $750 per month Each Additional Line: $.75 Advertise $144,900. See F.A.I.R. ad 469-2800. 8.88% 30 yr. mon & dogwood trees. borhood. Available 1/1. plus utilities. 968-1.529 gle preferred. $525/mo. MGB '73 - 4 spd,, w/ $59.0001! Call (201) 236- In the Classified! In the real section of the mtge. only $6500 down l( $875 plus utilities. Call plus utll. Security. 1 block In-Column Display Rate: O.D., rebuilt engine, now Forbes Newspapers. qualified 6254 604-2409. DUNELLEN- Spacious 3 from town. 526-2285. Minimum 1 Inch — 8 point copy top & hardtop. Many new rm. apt. & bath. 2nd floor. parts. Good cond. Asking Attic storage. Heat & Hot SOUTH BOUND $25.50 Per Column Inch: Full Run $210Q/B.O. Call (201) Advertise in the Classified! Water provided. No pets. BROOK— 2 bdrm., w/w ZONE 1: $21.00 Per Column Inch ZONE 2: $8.00 Per Column Inch 526-1657. • References. $600/mo. carpet In a quiet neigh- LINES WEEKS borhood. Washer hookup. 5 or more insertions: 20% discount if paid within 20 days MITSUBISHI 85 COLT- Security. 968-1809. QARWOOD- $570-1 Off-street parking. 1 V4 At the prepaid rate of only $12, Forbes Newspapers Automotive Connection will run 2 door, manual, AM/FM mos. sec. req. No pets. CONTRACT RATES — Available upon request. cassette, clean In/out, no bdrm.; $875-2 bdrm.; 1VSs $700/mo. plus utll. Call your 6 line ad for 6 weeks in 15 publications — reaching more than 147,000 rust, 66K miles, new tiros, INSIDE REAL ESTATE months security. Refer- 647-0167. DEADLINES: The deadline for both classified display households in Somerset, Middlesex and Union Counties. WHAT A DEAL! no AC,. $1675 or best ences required. NO FEE. offer. Call 707-4676, Call 276-0324, leave mes- SOUTH PLAINFIELD- and straight classified is 4 P.M. Monday • Offer good oon cars, trucks • Add must run as originally ordered. •• Must be paid in advance by sage; r ans y Any NISSAN '83 SENTRAXE AVAILABLE IMMEDI- s- CANCELLATIONS: Accepted up to 4 P.M. ^r la ns °1 y change jn copy constitutes a • Remember to call when Hatchback Coupe— PS, R.S. MARGITICH QREENBROOK- 2 fam- ATELY. Wonderful 1 bed- _, ^ il t °1 , - ' Monday prior to publication. vehicle PB, Air, stereo cass., 5 ily, 2nd floor, new kitchen room apt. with wall to wall P «s sold spd. Brand new clutch & (Part 2) w/dlshwaher, 2 bdrm., carpet. Make appointment dealers please • 6 line limit - each additional line $1.00 now. Call 9AM-5PM, PAYABLE IN ADVANCE: All ads for Garage Sales, Employment brakes, good tires. 94K Last month wa discussed the benefits of listing laundry room W/W&D ml. Very fine cond., no your home through the Multiple Listing Service hook-up, wall to wall car- Monday to Friday. 754r Wanted, Chlldcare, Wanted to Rent or Roommate Wanted. All ads rust. Asking $2200/B.O. (MLS). This month I would like to cover the me- pet. $900/mo. 752-0214 0090, $575 plus Utilities. when moving, all ads to addresses outside our local billing area. 852-8327. chanics of the MLS form Itself. • KENILWORTH- 4 % Fill In 1 character per box, It Is Important to understand that the MLS form Is NISSAN 85 300ZX- 5 room apt. Large garage, Advertise In the Classified! EXTRA CHARGES: allowing for spaces and punc- spd. digital dash, leather a legal document and must be treated accordingly. driveway, excellent area, • Blind Ads, $3.00 for Box Rental $2.00 mailing charge tuation as necessary. Re- pkg. new Dunlops & You and your Agent should discuss the Importance easy access to Rt. 22 & snows. Exc, Cond,, 87k of having the correct Information required on this agreement. Parkway. $745/mo. plus (Box held for 30 days) member to Include phone highway miles, 1 owner. FIRST ASSOCIATION OF INDEPENbENT REAL ESTATE BROKERS,ING" Lot and block numbers must be Identified, as well as the municipal zoning which utilities. Lease, security, • All capital letters $1.00 per week number $6595/BO. Call 735-2944 applies to your specific address. Current taxes should be computed. Individual room no pets. Call 241-8044 BROOKSIDE • All bold type faces: $1.00 per week Each Office Individually Owned and Operated sizes must be Identified. The type of heating and/or cooling systems of the home MIDDLESEX- Middles- GARDEN APTS. NISSAN 86 300ZX- have to be clearly stated. You will find an "amenities section" where you can spell Turbo, t-tops, 5 speed, ex Village. Spacious 1 Somorville, NJ. Mall with check or money order to out particular added features such as a deck, a porch, a patio, etc. bdrm. Garden apt. $660/ fully loaded, excellent I should point out at this time that If your home was previously listed, never 1 MONTH ba. additional line add$1.00 FORBES NEWSPAPERS condition. 67K highway SOMERVILLE RANCH mo. Includes heat & miles. $7,500. Call eves assume that you can just transfer the Information to the new listing. Some of the H.W. NO PETS. Pool FREE RENT! 1«800*334-0531 CLASSIFIED CONNECTION 526-1559. Information could have been Incorrect the first time. available. Call 356-5550 (With copy or* ad P.O. Box 699, RARITAN The day you choose to be your "Realtor Inspection Day" should be discussed. leave message, (Now Tenants Only) 8:30 A.M.-8:00 P.M. Monday, Thursday & Friday NISSAN 86 SENTRA- COLONIAL Does the day you and your Agent are considering happen to be the same day as a No Security Required Sotnervllle NJ 08876 SETTLE ESTATE holiday, a community event, or possibly a day the schools are closed when many of NORTH PLAINFIELD, Limited Time offer 8:30 A.M.-5:00 P.M. Tuesday & Wednesday 5spd, low mileage, GREENWOOD GAR- 9:00 AM-1:00 P.M Saturday Name . $2000/BO. Call 463-8247 ~" $114,900 the Agents with children at home would not ba available to preview your home? Rentals starting at Last, but not least, the "Remarks" section of the form Is the area where you will DENS'- Well-maintained •616/Wlo. -1 BR NISSAN 88 SENTRA 3 bedroom charmorlll 1 bdrm. garden apts. Phono OR CALL TOLL FREE Formal dining room - note highlights of the home. Possibly you had new kitchen installed, a new healing $650.41/mo. Includes Irtdudo* Hoat & Hot Water, FAX: (201) 231 *138S AND USE YOUR CHARGE SPORT- 2dr hatch, oak floors -full base- system, a new roof, or a new deck added. Space Is limited hero, so choose your conv. location within Walk- •58pd, AC, AM/FM cass, heat & H.W. NO PETS. Ing distance of schools, Forbes Newspapers Zone 1 Classified Connection Includes: Address ment. Groat In-town lo- words wisely. . 756-11S7. stereo, sunroof, tilt wheel, cation! Call quick!! Your goal Is producing a detailed and well written MLS form Is to make your stopping trans. Somerset Messenger-Gazette Highland Park Herald 1-800-334-0531 alarm. Good Cond. low Custom craftsm«n»h(pl Hot wsler heat, platter walls, oak PLAINFIELD- 3 rooms Onion located ot: City. lioou, Uvlna 'oom w/llf«ptac« • formal dining room • sat- home "stand out" from the rest of the other listings that you may be competing Bound Brook Chronicle South Plalnfield Reporter State. .Zip. miles. $6500, 719-4838.' in Wtdwn - Full baimant. Attached 2-car o«"»O« w/ with. on Dunellen boarder, cor- 129 Mercer St., Middlesex Chronicle aulotnallo op«n«r. P.8, Freshly decorated + now carpet- ner of Bradford & Jef- Somervltlo The Hllls-Bedmlnster Press -Exp. Date. OLDS '78 CUTLASS - Infl- ferson St. $450+ utilities Hours: Mon-Fri RANALD C. BROWN 1 V4 mo sec. Avail. Dec ^0 Review Franklin Focus Station Wagon, very good RANALD C. BROWN Next month: "Grand Opening To Realtors." 8AM-5PM cond. was just worked on, ••SnUilkd Clltnt* Uacemmand I)*" "S*IMI«d Cllant* Racomnrnd Ui" 15. Call 725-7211 u.etuchen-Edlson Review and For Real Estate Buying & Selling Info Sat & Sun. 10 AM - 3 PM asking $700 as Is. For 1634 Washington Valley Rd., Martfntvlll*, N.J. 1S34 Waihlnflton Vallay Rd., Martlrnvlllo, NJ call Rich Margltlch Green Brook" more Info call Jo at REALTOR (201)469-2333 REALTOR (*01) 488-2333 Middlesex County Shopper REALTOR 44 Elm St., Westfleld 232-8400. Pager #514-6066. Advertise In the ClaasHledl 725-2909 North Plalnfield Journal Somerset County Shopper 526-8612. OLDS 70 CUTLASS- 2 Forbes Newspapers Zone 2 Classified Connection Includes: dr, A/C, P/S, P/B, P/wln- Cranford Chronicle Scotch Plalns-Fanwood Press dows, .mint condition, MUST -SELL. Asking The Westfleld Record $1,875, Call 885-1057 ADJUSTMENTS: Wa maka tveiy effort to avoid mlatakai In your C/assWod Attwitlsemont. Plaasa check your advtrtlaamant th* tint waak It turn. Errort In tdvertlitmonti running mon than ona tlma mutt be OLDS '82 CUTLASS- cortecttd baton) Ota aacotid Inaaiilon or comcVon tllowanca cannot ba made. Correction allowtnca lor Supremo, clean inside/ niton thill not awaad the cost o/ th* advtrtliainant out. Asking $2,300. Phone 231-0588. Leavo message. I • I I ..

B-8 CRANFGRD CHRONICLE Thursday ^December 27,1990 Thursday December 27,1990 CRANFORD CHRONICLE B-9 CRANFORD- 550 sq. ft. POCONO8- Vacation/ medical office In well- Ski Rental. Great Contem- 29S known medical building. porary, sleeps 10, 3 Reduced overhead! Call bdrms, loft, 2 baths, all ROOMMATES REAL ESTATE 789-8961. amenities. Week/weekend WANTED rates. 20T-321 -0611. -f- CRANFORD -^- Private room - in newly ddecorated SOUTH SEASIDE h-0 office. By month or lease. FANWOOD- Female to PARK— Luxury ocean share 2 bdrm (kitchen, liv- SOUTH PLAINFIELD- Includes utilities & copy front condq, spectacular PLAINFIELD- Italian BEDMINSTER- Tbo Hills CRANFORD- room with machine. Fax avail. Call views, sleeps 6. off sea- ing room & dining area) Must soo. Available'now. brick, 14 rooms, 4 . V4 Townhouse; 1 bdrm., 2 separate bath & kitchen- apartment with another Area Service This groat 3 bdrm. 1st 908-272-2080. son rates, $249. Call 647- baths. $1800. For largo floors plus loft, fireplace, ette. $90/wk. Call (201)MIDDLESEX/SOME- 7089. lrl. Share electric, cable door apt. In 2 Family. Wall family, daycare ox school, W & D. D.W., garage, 709-0997 S/phone expenses. Large to wall carpet. Vory con- RVjLLE- 200, 450 & 900 Send replies to Box #24walk-In closots, pool, ten- PISCATAWAY- turn, sq.ft. avail. Excel, loca- walk-In closet In bed- vanlent location. Rent is c/o Forbos Newspapers. nis. Avail. 2/1. $1,150 plus sleeping room for working C 285285 ^Y room. Basic cable already $795 + utilities. Call Mon. utll. Mark at 781-0044 tion. Call 526-3661 or hooked on and working P.O. Box 699, Somervillo,. gentleman In private 526-0694. MISCELLANEOUS House-hunters to Fri. 9 to 5. 754-7744 NJ 08876. CRANFORD- privately home off Rt. 287. No phone jack (share line). WESTFIELD remodeled 3 I RENTALS I owned, 2, 2 Bdrm units, kitchen. References. 463- MIDDLESEX- Office Built In alr-condltloner. bdrm, full kit, largo LR, space, Union Ave. 1300 Electronic security, beau- Directory for January occupancy. 0044. are gar, Northside, near town. 260 ^\ sq. ft. 1st floor, 650 sq. ft. tifully kept building. $1200/mo. +1 mo. socu- $850-$900. Heat/hot PISCATAWAY— fur- GARAGE- 12' X 30' Across from major foods- TOWNHOUSES & I water included. 1 mo. rent lower level. Rent with op- rity & util. Avail. .Immed. nished room for rent in tion to buy. Entire bulld^ arage, 10 x 10 overhead tore and fast food restaiK MOVERS ,g32-4067, 482-7122 CONDOMINIUMS free. Call Mr. Taml at 276- private home. Norv §oor, for storage. Near Rt. rants. Right on bus lines. TO ADVERTISE FUEL OIL PLUMBERS ROOFING & REMODELING 0303; 276-6370 . Ing fully rented. 356-3046. smoker & neat. Working WESTFIELD- Office 22, Greenbrook, $150/Must like cat and smoking WESTFIELD- Three ..- 2 FOtiRENT J NO. PLAINFIELD- 1 . female. References a mo. Call 356-4138 after okay. $350 per month room unfurnishod apts. Bdrm. near Rt. 22, newmust. Call 968-3087. space 700 sq.ft. w/park- 7PM. plus $600- security.' Send for rent. $50D, $600 & BEDMINSTER- Private ing, $550. Avail. Immed. APPLIANCE & ROBBINS & ALLISON, INC. Donald S. Rockefeller WE STOP LEAKS! flower garden, patio, fire- kltnhon & bath, $700/mo. replies to Box' #25 c/o I-STRONG $600/ month. 5 minutes Includes heat, hotwator & Call 233-7279. Forbes Newspapers Clas- PLUMBiNG & HEATING INC. walk to train. 233-7206. place, . 2 floor condo, 2 • VACUUM. Serving Union County & r-iici Clark Builders, Inc. bdrm,. Vh baths, largo gas. With option to buy. 27O sified, 44 Franklin Street, on "Local Public Movers 563-2971 Somervllle NJ. 08876. To Place Ad Vicinity Slnet 1925 rUCL, kitchen, LR, DR, garage, OFFICES 28O EMPOBIUM Moving & License Complete 255 $13 5 0+ utilities. FOR RENT VACATION Forbes SALES & SERVICE Storage 00172 Plumbing We Specialize In: R.S.V.P., P.O.. Boy 627, Here Call: HOUSES 265 RENTALS TO ADVERTISE All Mbkes & Models of Appllohcos & Repairs...New Roofing... Far Hills 07931. Most Major Brands Heating FOR RENT ROOMS CRANFORD- 1 room of- Classifieds Wasliors • Dryers • Dlshwashors • Etc Call Our Annette y Air Conditioning * Humidifiers Services Rerooffng...Flat Roofing.. BEDMINSTER- Stone FOR RENT fice, Manger Building, of position and REASONABLE RATES * Oil & Gas Burners * Heating & Cooling Run II Townhouse. Fur- ORLANDO— 15 minutes Fully'Insured • Free Estimates center of town, parking career Is advertised In Classified 10 YRS. EXPERIENCE v Fuel OH • •< .Air Cleaning Filters CRANFORD- 3 bdrm, 1 nished. $1500/mOr Call available,.,reasonable. to Disney World. 1 mile to Call 1-800-334-0531 State Lie. #4205 NJ Lie. #10760 Universal Studio. Beauti- classified. When you're IN THIS AREA SALES - SCCV1CC AGENT ALLIED VAN LINES % bath, garage, near 781-2797. BRANCHBURG PINE 272-2960 • Hot Line Gladly Serving Union schools & pool. No pets. fully furnished, 2 bedroom ready to; make a 1-800-334-0531 SOLCOHANE INSTAJLIAHCN 213 SOUTH AVE E MOTEL— dally, weekly or move, get the 276-8677 Available 01/01. $1000/ monthly. Pay service util- cohdo, 2 bath, CAC, pool. TOLL FREE i. 276-1330 276-0900 CRANFORD County for 21 Yrs. - Advertise Advertise In the Classified! Weekly & monthly rate. classified habit. 7 Raleigh Ave. • Cranford month +. utilitios, 1 VS ity, no security required. 1-800-334-0531 to advertise CRANFORD 549 LEXINGTON AVE. CRANFORD TEL 276-0898 month security. Refer- In the Classified! Call 722-9520. 463-3969. 381-5145 ences. 276-5790. AUTO DEALERS I COLLISON REPAIRS GLASS PAINTING PLUMBERS SIDING

BENNER'S TRUGLIO REYNOLDS REILLY PLUMBING & SIDING AUTO BODY PAINTING INC. HEATING INC. OtDSMOBILE, INC Since 1920 Interior and Exterior Lbii DiFablo Tony DIFablo SPECIALISTS Over 35 Yrs. Experience 1 AUTHORIZED Colllson Experts .amEverything In GIBMV ' : Woodwork Staining Doors & Windows SAME DAY SERVICE Direct Repair for • Store Fronts • Aluminum Entrances • & Varnishing ,0'LDSMOBILE Aluminum Door .Repair • Mirrors • Bathroom and Kitchen • Free Estimates Most Major Inc. Cos. Moderations "'SALES & SERVICE Thermopahes • Storm Window Repairs • .. Free Estimates - Fully Insured laser frame machines Table Tops • Plexiglass SERVICE SALES REPAIRS • oyen baked spray tooth RESIDENTIAL'COMMERCIALr . Fully Insured We Do The Complete Job- "Invest in your home" 232-7651 - INDUSTRIAL REASONABLE RATES 606 South Ave E 24 Hrs • 7 Diys/Week ALEX TRUGLIO 276-6367 272-7774 272-8916 Lid. #1106 . ; I N 560 NORTH AVE. E. Cranford 276-6765 ,358 NORTH AVENUE E : Michael G. Mason '. - O N N E x ^WESTFIELD 851-0888 after 6 p.m. ' CRANFORD . ". Builders • " 1 WALNUT AVE •CRANFORD DID YOU STOVE/OVEN- used, CLEAN UP SERVICES ELECTRICAL WORK/ NEON SIGNS Well Built, gold, gas. 2 33O OF ALL TYPES- Will GENERAL CONTRAC- 310 KNOW... . 350 |{ 36O A TREE SERVICE This little ad can be read COKE, BUD, COORS, new wooden bar stools. clean up anything! Ga-TOR/CARPENTER— reli- CONTRACTOR GLASS TO ADVERTISE PLUMBERS WANTED PERSONALS rages,, attics, cellar, yards. able & insured. Quick ser- \ GARAGE SALES in more than 147,000 PEPSI, MILLER, COCK- Sofa, burgundy w/ pastel TO BUY I I ESCAPE I homes In 15 publications TAIL S . . CU S TO M design, has footrest. Call Real Estate closing & es- Vlce. Call 752-1734 throughout Somerset, PERSONALIZED NEON. 745_;2021. ' ' • V tates. Complete demo ELECTRIC- A-1 Electric PROTECT YOUR BEST INVESTMENT DYNAMIC Ellis STOVE— Jenn-AIr elec. services avail. Free esti- Co. Inc. No job too small, SOMERSET 109 HOLLY- Middlesex and Union CAMERAS—Old Pho- A FACT:- 52,000 men/ LAS VEGAS^ Imperial A. BUONTEMPO CHAPMAN BROS, Counties? It caught your cbuntortop, downdraft, 2 c mates. Fully insured. We no challenge too great. 'Call "today- WOOD AVE.-. (Rt. 287, 201-494-2993 1 tos call 276-2510. women have- ended lone- Palace, September 1991. have all size dumpstors Gen. Builder Since 1950 GLASS CO. Tree Service attention, didn't it? sets elements, 1 barbe- liness calling 1-900-786- Leave from' Manville via Residential & small busi- 28 Years of Lie. #1428 exit 6 to Easton Ave. to ORGAN— sacrificed, like cue grill. Good cond. Call ALL JEWELERY- Dia- torrent. 722:7763. • ness specialist. All work New Homes & Additions ALL TYPES OF TREE CARE Hollywood Ave.) Tues. Call YOUR ad In today!. 7710. Christian 24HR. Ro- North West Airlines, PM Quality Service "For All Your Glass Needs" Your Ad Can 1-800-334-0531. new, Yamaha MC200 two 356-9001, after 6 pm. . monds, gold & sliver. CLEANING- Somerset guaranteed. Bonded. Lie. Fife and Storm • Plumbing •& REMOVAL NEW YEARS DAY 10AM keyboards, 13 pedals;' Certified appraiser. mance Uriel $2/mln. flights, Sun., Sept. 22, re- Expertly COMMERCIAL We Get Resultsl TEAC— model 3440 4 turn Thursday, Sept. 26, Hills Cleaning Service. #8460. VIsa/MC ac, Damage Construction •STOREFRONTS Rain or shine. New loca- 276-6522 - - Jay's 56 Somerset St., DAILY POSITIVE MOT- • ALUMINUM ENTRANCE • Heating - Cooling • Firewood DINING ROOM SET- channel simul-sync tape direct flight from Newark Specialist In residential cepted. Call Paul Concrete Paving and Designed and Constructed Be Seen By tion: replaces Middlobush Antique 9 piece, Pineap- North Plalnfleld. 7.55- OVATIONAL MES- , homes. Every Job super- 271-4553 or 554-1330. •PLATE CLASS' '" • Alterations - Repairs • Woodchips Barn Sale orig. sched- PIANO— Kawai grand, deck. Mint condition. Airport. $435 per person. Masonry Work • Alterations • Additions • CUSTOM MIRRORS ple Brass Hardware- 5'9" ebony, well main- 9125; 561-4563. SAGE- Dial 1-90O-321- vised by owner. Refer- Kitchens & Baths • Bsmnts • STEEL SASH WINDOWS • Air Conditioning • Snow plowing uled. Antiques, collecti- $750/BO. Call 233-8915 4100 ext. 54.$2/mfn. Need $60 depbslt Imme- FIREWOOD, SEA- Cedar Drainage & Pumps 24 500 $1200. SPINET DESK tained. $4995. Call 752- HIGH PRICES PAID-for diately to hold reserva- ences available. Call SONED- $120 a cord, Attics • Windows & Doors -THERMO PANES 5 • Landscaping . bles, furniture, tables full Circa 1800-$350 Ruthies TOOLS— toys, Christmas 781-1503. Comm. & Res. of Interesting & unique 1461 after 6PM week- Items, sofa, lamps, vases; quality postcards, sheet DATEFINDER— Singles tion. 356-1607, Irene. Call 752-5897 New Homes 276-1320 Treasure Chest. 725-4740 days. •. music, old toys, baseball Personal Ads- Our 7th Alterations « Commercial Renovations Items. mugs, clocks, broiler, CLEANUP, REMOVAL & FIREWOOD- $140 a ^KN REPA.RS Households items, cameras, military, year) Largest Listing! Free Fully Insured • Free Estimates EMENTW,NDOW DINING ROOM SET- POOL TABLES OF moat slicer, men's cloth- DEMOLITION SERVICE- cord. All hardwood cut, 36 NORTH AVE E 245-1203 Lovely old-fashioned wal- QUALITY- All sizes and ing, car radio, paintings, typewriters, TV's, Worlds copy 201-526-3004, 24 Yard, basement and attic. Serving Union County | 36S 1 split and delivered. Brush 272-5177 INSURED- FREE ESTIMATES 314 nut table,:6 chairs, side- styles. Lowest prices. Call stereo, crystal. 968-2387 . Fair, fountain pens. 272- hrs. or P.O. Box 1058, Industrial, residential and 1 -800-334-0531 CRANFORD 5777. • •'. ' & debris removal. Log License 02160 276-6083 board & server, $675' or 968-8228. Plscataway, NJ. 08855. I SERVICES I commercial. 10-40 yard spllttihg. Tree work. Ce- ANTIQUES best offer. Call 757-8926. TWIN BEDS- 2, with JUKEBOXES (any condi- dumpsters available. Fully POWER WASHERS- springs, $25 each call JUDY YORIO'S COM- Insured. Call for free estl- ramic tile work. Free estl- DINING ROOM SET- Must sell. Hot and cold, tion)- Coke, Slot, Ar- mates. Mike 722-3235. large table w/2 leaves & after 1 PM. 725-9350 PATIBLES, New Jersey's mate, 704r8022. ELECTRICAL PAINTING PLUMBERS TREE SERVICE 500-2000 psi. Electric and cade, Plnball machines; personal and very afford* A-1 HOUSE & OFFICE TO ADVERTISE pads, 6 chairs, 4 other WHIRLPOOL- Apart- barber. poles. 609-587- GUTTER MAN- Cleans, WANTED WAR RELICS- gas. Also, parts and ser- able Introduction service. CLEANING- Days and COMPUTER SMARTS- : U.S. - German - Japanese pieces, 2 lamps & end ment size washer, used 7819. word processing, Lotus repairs & Installs leaders vice. Call Ume at 755- only two months. Price Over 15 yrs exp. Judy evenings, Call Marge 356- & gutter. Free estimates. Lie. #8501 . . . . Fully Insured" _swords, holrnots, dag- table. S595..526-2973; ,, 1055 anytime. . LIONEL, TRAINS base 123, graphics, $200. Call after 7pm 549- Yorio, MSW 7O7-9086.y i ,0240- y.cJw s-^^v;.^-,^^ 709-1610. •-,,••,.,..,,•-.-;.,•.,..,. A-I ELECTRIC CO., INC. LARRY'S HOME gers, medals, uniforms, DINING ROOM SET- WANTED-218-9728. "ed/Ulprrient'' Selection^ etc. flags. Immed' Cash. Gall RUG— 5x8 Braided, 8609 ALL AROUND CLEAN- HANDYMAN SERVICES- ' with hutch & buffet, 2 Cpt. gold, brown & cream. Ex- THE OLD TOY SHOP PSYCHIC READER Call 725-2612. CRATER BROS. after 5PM 272-5432. WOLFF TANNING ING & HAULING— Attics, Quality work at reason- BUILDERS No Job Too Smajl DECORATING chairs, 2 sets end tables. cellent cond.-$40; Also Wants your OLD TOYS ATHENA basements, yards, con- COMPUTER SYSTEMS- able rates. Free Esti- No Challenge Too Great To Place Ad Plumbing & Heating Maple or Marble. Call Dark wood corner hutoh BEDS— Cornmerclal- • (1870-1970) Tells past, present & fu- 8386SX/16Mhz-$1170, Horne Units from $199.00 struction debris & demoli- mates. Fully Insured. Call CUSTOM ORIGINAL DESIGNS " All Work Guaranteed Contractors WOODSTACK weekends 10AM-2PM w/3 • shelves .& bottom for TOP CASH. ture, answers all ques- tion. 7 daysAvk. Call 8386/20Mhz-$1495, 8386/ John at 663-8518. • Painting 315 722-0890 storage-$125. 925;6293 Lamps-Lotion s- • 759 Central Ave. tions. Specializes In Tarot 25Mhz/64K' cache-$1625, • ALTERATIONS & ADDITIONS Visa/Mastercard Accepted • renovations • improvements Accessorles .Monthly Pay- Chuck at 248-0961. Here TREE SERVICE FOR SALE DRYER- $175. Refriger- SEASONED SPLIT FIRE- Westfield cardi palm & crystal read- 8386/33Mhz-$1965, 8286/ HANDYMAN- College • DECKS • Wallpapering ment Low as $18.00 Call ings, Avail, for parties & ANTHONY'S PAINT- 12Mhz-$895. All systems Student, carpentry, paint- Home & Small Business Specialist • maintenance • service INSURED ator, $175. Maytag WOOD— fireplace size or Tues.-Sat. 11-4:30 ING— specializing in Inte- • ROOFING Today FREE Color Cata- 232-8388 banquets. Call 750-9123 Include: a 40MB hard ing, sheet rock, yard • Powerwashing • new construction FREE Wood Chips Delivered washer, $125. Self- stove size. $135 a cord, log 1-800-228-6292. rior & exterior.. Roofing, • "SIDING CALL PAUL AT Call: cleaning oven,' $75. DR 232-2128 disk, a 1.2MB or 1.44MB . Work. & odd jobs. Call Free Firewood Delivered ANTIQUE DINING SETJ- $150 delivered & stacked gutters cleaned & In- Jerry 561-9340 • BATHROOM & • central vacuum set, $100. Call 572-0122. PSYCHfC floppy drive, a.iMB RAM, systems Senior Citizen Discounts clrca turn of the century. 201-755-5734 We de- READINGS stalled. Minor alterations. case/power supply, mono . KITCHEN REMODELING 654-1330 Annette 789-9552 10 pcs. Victorian Italian FIREPLACE MANTEL- liver! I Prompt Servlcel I 320 Free estimates. 752-6441. monitor/graphics card, HANDYMAN- Complete FULLY ' FREE - FREE ESTIMATES Renaissance, solid ma- tradltlonal, electric logs & SEGA MASTER SYS- HORSES 345 BY ANNA ASPHALT PAVING- At FDHD controller, en- home Improvements. INSURED ESTIMATES Bonded & Insured 789-1608 hogany, orig. hardware. a c c e s s o r i e s-$ 3 5 0. TEM— Video Games. & SUPPLIES BRITE SPOT Advice In all walks of life, low cost. Fast service. hanced keyboard. CALL Decks, porches, painting lie. #8460 272-2423 276-5752 789-1027 or 789-0776. PIANO, 1890 Werner, up- Huge variety. $15 to $30. special card readings $5. Will beat any written esti- NOWII 201-387-0310. Interior & exterior, carpen- 276-6973 ARCHIES ICESKATE EX- right, $1200. Ruthle's Call 968-1838. Also Atari For appointment calf 322- mate. Call anytime 751- Other configurations avail- try work. No job too small. Free estimates. Call Steve CHANGE- Meyersville Treasure Chest 725-4740 2600 games cheap. EXCELLENT OPPORTU- 6743 hours from 9AM- 9112. able. Shipping & tax not PAINTING PLUMBERS TV REPAIR Rd. Meyersville, Has newFIREWOOD- 100% sea- SNOW BLOWER- Toro 9PM. Conveniently lo- Included, Datatech Infbr- 752-7863. BUILDERS TO ADVERTISE NITY- for Trainer with cated In Scotch Plains. CARICATURES CAR- HOME IMPROVEMENT & used skates for sale & son quality wood. V4, W& electric start, new, $650 students & a desire to ex- TOONS— fun for any par- matlon Systems. P.O.Box HANDYMAN- Consclen- m exchange, Sat & Sun 10-5 full cord available. Call Model- Asking $400. Call pand. Do what you do ties or occasslons. Call 424, Bergenfield, NJ tlous. Carpentry, gutters, 647-1149 • 234-9258. THANK YOU ST. JUDE- 07621. Specialing In: 725-7633 best, and leave the rest to and Holy Spirit for Bruce Carl Meyers 249- painting, window and LAVITGL PAINTING LENNY'S PLUMBING BICYCLE- Man's Huffy us. Pine Hill, 722-7087. 5851 to reserve day. door repairs and other FIREWOOD- seasoned SODA MACHINE- Wall Prayers answered. R.S.C CUSTOM WOOD •RAIL-' • Exterior 27 Inch, 12 speed, never hardwoods, split & deliv- hanging, 3 flavors, 48 HAPPY HOLIDAYS CARPET CLEANED- INGS & STAIRS- Made small jobs A-2. Call 756- To Place HEATING used, $75. HO Trains & ered $135 a cord. Call cans. Like new, used 6 $10/room; whole house' to order & Installed. 20 4226.: • Interior FROM PINE HILL— Visit * SISTER SUSAN* • Heating Sewer accessories, like new, 439-2318 months $495. 526-2973 our beautiful, well- $99; Sofa $25. $25 mini- years.of experience. HOME CLEANING CARE Ad Here • Expert Preparation best offer. Call 463-8475. maintained, "Just. like mum. Call Mr. Rugs at HARDWOOD STAIR, CHARLES Cleaning FUR COAT- 3/4 Lynx SOFA, NEW- originally READINGS * FOR PEOPLE ON THE • Free Estimate BIKES- Girls, 20", 12" $1100, will sell for $450. home" indoor/ outdoor fa- PRAYER of Application: 1-800-464-9028. 463-1499. GO— Insured, bonded, CONTRACTING .••Fully "Insured • Plumbing & Heating eat. Sz. 10, Value-$3000 cility w/all the comforts a * Established 1962 * $20ea. Barbie house; Ico sell for $1000. Excellent Beige w/darker brown To the Holy Spirit: Holy •. -^ supervised. Monday to DECKS • WINDOWS . Call Repairs cream shop; Ice skates; stripe. Traditional style. horse & rider could want. Spirit you who solve all Advertise in the Classified! Saturday. Gift certificate. SAVE ENERGY...We Install '••• Hot Water Heaters SALES & REPAIRS condition. Call 494-1418 722-7087, Branchburg. . Advise on all . ALTERATIONS • ADDITIONS (30 Years in Business) Roller skates. 752-2398 or 548-7783 463-0044 problems, who light all v[ problem! of life. One 7. 245-1945. Vinyl Replacement Windows • Sump Pumps roads so that I may attain, ROOFING • SIDING Annette BILLIARD TABLE - SOLOFLEX- w/butterfly visit convinces you she * (Residential • Reasonable Prices 1920, 4 Vfex9. Brunswick IBM OFFICE TYPE- 322 my goal. You who give * is duly a gifted lady. * Free Est. • State License #6249 CENTER TV & leg press. $750. Call me the divine gift to for- (Holiday Company?" 272-4733 • Roofing • Leaders and Gutters Madison auto ball return, WRITER -Heavy duty, C i * Crystal Energy and it HANDYMAN written estimates electric, $150. Call 356- 201-321-1978 eves. give & forget all evil Commercial Residential Lenny Grieco 907 Wood Ave. • Roselle Ebony rails, mother of * Tarot Card Reading* * TABLE TOPS pearl Inlays, oak base w/ 1607. PETS& against me & all.instances SERVICE FREE ESTIMATES 1-800-334-0531 SPEAKERS- 2 Voice of of my life you are with One Fee Question * Restored - Reflnlshed 272-4033 574-0480 276-2331 Ivory Inlay. 761-8482. the Theatre, Altec 19 ste- I ANIMALS J NEED THAT PERFECT me. I want this short Charles Pljanowskl CHRISTMAS reo speakers, $350. 906- prayer to Thank You for Carpentry, Painting GIFT? Ogallala Down 2497. I 272-9791 J Ratldanttal 4 Commarclal RECORDS- 33 inch, Comforters. Nothing ADORABLE YORKSHIRE all things & to confirm Home Maintenance AlphoH WoH< • DrW*w»yg PLUMBING WALLS AND CEILINGS TERRIER PUPS— AKC, * 115 North Ave., W. * Psridno Areai • 8ld*w*lkt over 75 records. Regular warms you up like Og- SPORTS CARDS- once again that I never THE BUILDERS FUEL OIL HOME IMPROVEMENTS TO ADVERTISE records: 45, 78 & 33. Golf male & female. Call 968- want to be separated * Cranford . * and Repair • S*allna • R*Mirl«elna allala Downl Natural mllk- . Griffey, Robinson, Sand- 0797 after 5PM. RESTORCRAFT CO Curbing • Snowplowlnfl clubs', wood, Iron. Few woek floss and down. ers, Montana, Jackson, from you even In spite of sets. Call 356-6843. Cozy warm. $150-$310. Jordan, George, Boggs. AKITAS- Champion- all material Illusions. I Ads In Classified 382-1306 QUALITY WORK tRUCK «BACKHOE RENTAL MCDOWELLS COMPUTERS- IBM Ogallala, Negraska, Sets, singles, Rookies. R.O.M. sired puppies. wish to be with you In A complete furniture FREEEST. FUliyiNS. ACARTHUR FUEL ^Kitchen* R. Vetter Compatible XT w/30 meg 1-800-658-4370. Low prices. 782-3650. Health guaranteed good eternal glory. Thank you dont coat — restoration company ALL YEAR SERVICE MICHAEL M. MASON Renovation Lie. #1268 temperments, black/white for your mercy toward me Serving Union County Slnco 1928 harddrlve $599. AT They pay/ Pick-up and delivery Call Jack Central Vimlracliir rOM UADER IN SSHVKE •Bathroom Remodeling^ & Sons & gray/white. Private & mine; Holy Spirit please Exp. 12-27-90 "CALL 7 DAYS A WEEK" 1 To Place Ad 16mhz $599. Commodore Advertise in the Classified! breeder. Call 527-0753 help me. CM. •Attic & Basement Retinishing • Water Heaters 64 w/$1000 software 272-8282 687-0614 •Fuel Oil • Sewer Cleaning Plastering $295. 805-0200; 769-6985 Here Call: Additions • Alterations • Complete heating Holly park • Sump Pumps Patching Decks • Kitchens • Baths • Repairs & Service Annette No Job Too Small Textured Ceiling • Fully Insured • • Air Conditioning Interiors Sheetrocking Quality Work* Reasonable Prices [For Quality Craftsmanship Call: 1-800-334-0531 MAKE THE CONNECTION - FILL IN THIS COUPON 1245 Westfield Ave. 450 North Ave. E. Taping^ Finishing 2 for 276-4048 CLARK Westfield 753-1881 233-3213 276-6945 709-0591 RESTRICTIONS: Family in Craniord 37 years 396-8100 I FULLY INSURED. • FREE ESTIMATES 1. 6 line limit t. TO ADVERTISE WORD PROCESSING 2. Must be paid In advance- CARPENTRY FUEL OIL LANDSCAPING PAVING : ! from cash, check, VISA, or "> ; •••v."..' MasterCard (no refunds) Carpentry By ftFBOWELLS ARCO-TEC JOYCE-MORGAN 3. Wo Copy changes Call Today QUELI CONSTRUCTION CO. CONTRACTORS Professional Word Procos»lng 4. Offer limited to Since 1928 • Welded vinyl replacement Family Owned & Operated Landscaping/Paving Residential & Commercial Your Ad Can Publication Design noncommercial ads Asphalt Work • Driveways «.•< I windows & steel doors. Custorn . Graphic* & Presentation* • Budget Plans Fall Cleanups and Parking Areas • Sidewalks Be Seen By Customized Laser Output Fill in 1 character per box, allowing for spaces and 5. General Merchandise For Sale ''f decks, additions, dormers, Sealing • Resurfacing Mamoi, Newsletter*, Flyar* punctuation as necessary. Remember to Include phone Only. No Heal Estate, Garage kitchen & bath remodeling, • Service Plans Garbage Removal Curbing* • Snowplowlng 24,500 THIS SPECIAL ON GENERAL MERCHANDISE FOR SALE ONLY number. No abbreviations, please! Sale, Pets or Automotive ads basements, drywall & taping. • Plumbing/AC TRUCK & BACKHOE RENTAL Mailing Lists, Resum** Free Estimates EST. FULLY INS. I Households Legal & Medical Reports Want to get rid of that bike the kids have outgrown? How about that chair that NO JOB TOO SMALL! 450 North Ave. E. ALL YEAR SERVICE Manual* & Large Documents doesn't match your new furniture? Or that trumpet you haven't picked up In ages? If Fully Ins. - Free Est. Serving Union County 1-800-334-0531 you're selllng...we can connect you with a buyer and even better, we've got a Name. Mail with check or Westfield 381-4128 Free Estimates and Coixsuhations "CALL 7 DAYS A WEEK" (201) Jtft-9076 bargain for you! • 704-0262 233-3213 Fully Insured 687-0614 789-9508 Now you can run a 6 line For Sale ad In Forbes Newspapers Classified Connection Address. money order to: for 2 weeks for only $7.50. Your ad will appear in 15 publications and reach more Forbes Newspapers than 147,000 potential buyers. Remember — someone 13 looking for what you don't Phone want We connect buyer and seller. Classified Connection Call your Ad In - Toll Free! City __ State. Zip P.O. Box 699 1-800-334-0531 M VISA/MC #. Exp. Date: Somerville, NJ. 08876

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Houses Cleaning & hauling: 'Call ROOFING CONTRAC- happen with lowest down Chuck at 248-0961. TOR —from roof repairs payment financing for sin- Free to Good Home allowing for spaces and vary. Fully Insured. Call to new roofs. Specializing Chris at 873-1389. CARPENTRY- Remodel- gle family & Condos. VA punctuation as necessary. HOUSECLEANING- ing, repairs. Small Jobs.' in all home Improvements 0%, FHA 3%, Conven- & additions. Fully Insured. tional 5% down. Points & Remember to include phone I Thorough, trustworthy & Reasonable rates. Satis- I •; .. Free estimate. 704-8022. Closing Costs can be. number. 6 line limit. NO ani- dependable woman will faction guaranteed. All paid by seller. Head start clean your home. 5 years types of work. ATD SHEETROCK/SPACKLE mals may be advertised. Carpentry, 753-6031. —Repairs to sheetrock & written, pre-approved experience. Own equip- mortgage commitments I ment. 526-2415. plaster. 572-5811. I CERAMIC & MARBLE WALLPAPERING & prior to sales contract Send to: FREE ITEMS J.P. CLEANING SER- INSTALLATION— Baths, PAINTING- reasonable agreement. Call Deborah VICE- Homes & Offloes, Kitchens & Foyers. Old rates, free, estimates, call woolley, Huntlngton Mort- FORBES NEWSPAPERS I all types. Call 707-1656 and new. Repairs. Call Kristin at 968-7842 gage,Chester, NJ, office I CLASSIFIED CONNECTION for Free estimate. •_• John 369-6610. 879-8880, home 876- LET ACAPPELLA VIDEO CHIMNEY SWEEP- Call WINDOW CLEANlNG- 9421. P.Oi Box 699, PRODUCTIONS -edit 321-0611 ask for Jeff Professlonal, fully In- Somerville, NJ 08876 I sured, superior refer- I your home video footage CUSTOM HOME INTE- Name . or take care of all your ences. Other related ser- RIOR DECORATING- & vices available. UNIVER- 382 video nedds for any occa- Cosmetic Construction. Phono . I SAL BUILDING MAINTE- Any Questions Call: sion. Call 201-874-3660. All phases of Interior dec- NANCE. 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Call 469- PIANO & PLAYER PI- pering,, no jobs too small. 8033 or 805-9380. ANO-— Tuned and re-; Prompt free estimates. TREE & STUMP RE- paired. Bought & sold. Call Gary at 968,-3496. MOVAL —Is your stump a CO N N I O N 276-3987. KITCHENS, BATHS- re- pain in the grass? Free SHOPPING— Errands, modeling, alterations, estimates Fully insured. CHILD CARE— Earn DRIVERS- Part Time. MANAGEMENT CANDI- PART TIME— wear and chores, housesltting, pick cabinet refaclng, counter- "JUST STUMPS" 634- money providing quality Early morning, evening & DATE: We will train at our show ladies fashion Jew- 425 ups & deliveries and tops, formica, Corlan, tile 1318. 410 child care for 1 or more weekend hours available. expense for permanent lery. Two evos. $125. No EMPLOYMENT more. LION SERVICES, work, skylights, finished TREE MAINTENANCE- HELP WANTED children in your' own Must be over 25. Call position In Somerset/ Mid- investment. We.train. 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Union County dividuals with hldh ambi- est growing company In mailers, labels, etc. 469- or Tues. & Thurs. eves. 668-4884; Somerset ferred. 2-3 yrs. experi- tion who truly enjoy work- Forbes Newspapers, A 846-8729. ence In Petrochemical In- US is expanding In trl- 2629. Please fill out application County 526-4884 Ing with people. Some • Division of Forbes Inc.,- county area looking for Typing & Transcrip- MASONRY Driveways, at Westfleld "Y'\ 220 dustry, Distribution Cen- sales, retail or public rela- needs experienced pho- CIRCULATION ter, Liquids handling, stor- managers and potential tion— Professional typing patios, sidewalks, steps, ( 372 \ Clark St. Certification or tions experience ..a plus tographers to work on,an managers for-our staff. In & transcription services fireplaces, brick work and DEPARTMENT age & shipping systems. but not necessary. Start- "on-call"basls, when experience preferred. PART TIME house training. Call 379- (all sizes) Call Master- belglum block curbing. PLUMBING, Send resume Including Ing salary to $600 per heed arises. Must have, 2296. Type 424-0577 Prornpt estimates. J.M.. I HEATING, I AIDES Newspaper vending salary history to:. Unocal Week plus bonus potential proven photographic abili- Contracting 756-9287 Certified Home routes are available In Chemicals, Region Oper- Upon assuming Manage- ties, able to do. own pro- WHOLESALE/RETAIL- V_ & COOLING J Health Aides Peapack, Bornardsvllle, ations, 100 walnut Ave, ment responsibilities. cessing and. provide us Management needed for PAINTING & PAPER Up to 40 hours per week. Basking Ridge and 367 HANGING- Interior/exte- PAT'S PLUMBING- Clark, NJ. 07066. Send resume to: The with black and white International maketlng Immediate openings In Gladstone. Early morn- GENERAL CONTRAC- Management Institute, . prints, and be flexible with firm. 60K plus. Call 218' HOME rior. Professional work. Plumblng & Heating. No Middlesex County and Ings 5AM to 6:30AM, 7 No lob.too small. Insured. TOR— seeks experi- PO Box 764, Green hours. Send resume to: 1971. . IMPROVEMENTS job too smalll Many years Surrounding areas for days. Earn $400 to $500 enced mechanic In all Brook, NJ 08812-0764. Sharon Wilson, Forbes FREE ESTIMATES. Call of exper. on hand. Master qualified, experienced per month. Call toll free Bob Stelnman, 526-3382. phases of construction. Newspapers,. R.O. Box plumbers He. 7784. Free CHHA'S who are willing 1-800-242-0850 or 201- Call 654-8227 PART TIME MEDICAL 699, Somerville, N.J. 430 A-1 WALL SCAPERS- PAINTING & WALL estimates. 752-6870. to make a commitment to 402-9226. ASSISTANT/ LPN & 08876. CHILDCARE Wallpaper hanging, Paint- PAPERING (INTERIOR quality care. Must be flexi- HERE WE GROW MEDICAL RECEPTION- ble and willing to travel CLERICAL P/T MUNICI- WANTED ing. Kitchens. & Baths re- ONLY)- "Fall Special" PAL COURT- Excellent AGAINI- The Star Led- IST— for congenial OB/ PT OR FT- Days. Filling modeled. Free estimates. 10% off any room any lob. within your area. Call ger needs good enthusi- GYN office. Experience catalog mail orders. In- Mellnda for Interview typing skills. Comprehen- preferred. Diversified Fully Insured. 463-5988 FULLY INSURED. Will sive follow-up ability as astic Part Time early AM cludes some office duties.. or 281-7435. beat any written esti- Excellent Pay help. Immediate openings duties. Flexibility with We train. Req. car & 1 yr.CHILDCARE NEEDED- Western Medical well as good communica- hours. Call 322-5444 ask in my Scotch Plains home mates. Will work wknds. tion skills. Apply In per- In your area as a Circula- history w/any employer. r Services tion Service Representa- forRoxanne. . Non-smoking. 302-0909. for toddler & newborn. Call Chris at 873-1389. INSTRUCTION son: Clerks Office Munici- Exper. & references req. PAINTING & WALLPA- 2414 Morris Avenue tive or an Adult Carrier! I PART TIMIME OFOFFICCE RECEPTIONIST PART JK'S Union pal Building, 403 South Earn $400-$500 per TIME— Perfect for. secre- Flexible wkday hours. PERING- Interior/exte- GUITAR INSTRUCTION/ Avenue, Garwood, New HELP Typingyp , filing, Begin Immed. 654-5256 WALLCOVERING rior, all wall coverings, 964-4870 month, Interested? Call clerical dutiesuties. Hourrss to tarial school student or REPAIR— Call Douglas Jersey 07027. now 1-800-242-0850. CHILDCARE- part time power washing, free esti- Studio. 654-7469 1-800-924-4870 DENTAL. ASST.- For suit, Monday-Friday!! Call experienced person. INSTALLATIONS mates. Call John at EOE M/F/H/V HOMEMAKERS DE- 276-5503 for Interview. Good opportunity for 3 days/wk. for 3 mo. old SPANISH & MATH orthodontic offices in LIGHT- flexible hours. bright individual with boy in Fanwood. Non- . and 356-6032 TUTOR— by native South BOOKKEEPER- FT. Var- Madison & Dunellen. PART TIME RECEPTION- smoker, references & own ied responsibilities. In- Nutrition company. No good phone skills, clerical Interior Painting PAINTING- Interiors A American professional en- Happy, low stress office telemarketing. Earn more IST/OFFICE CLERK- & typing. Afternoon trans, required. 889-7491 Specialty. Reasonable, in- gineer. Reasonable rates: cludes computerized cus- with great team. Must be Westfield Law Firm. 20 Quality tomer service. Req. bkpg. people oriented. 377-. than your spouse. 707- hours. Whlthltehousei . 534- sured, Refs. 37 yrs. of Franklin Park. Call Gilbert exp., 35 WPM, pleasant 0785. ••..'•. hrs./wk., very flexible Workmanship Custom Service. 968- 821-4589. 0900. schedule but must be 6555. 435 phone personality. Bene- INSURANCE AGENCY- 0467. V.A. CARNEVALE. TUTORING- Reading, DID YOU avail, between Noon-2PM. SALES— Excellent op- Call: fits. 302-0909. „ . In Llnden/Unlon cty. look- Ideal for homemakor, stu- portunity well established CHILDCARE Joo Kllngeblel PAINTING- Let a math in your home. 10 KNOW... Ing for Personal Lines PROVIDED woman do your painting. yrs. public school experi- This little ad can be read dents or retiree. Duties wholesaler located In CSR. Insurance experi- Incl.; telephone coverage South Plalnfleld off Route 381-9656 Neat, clean quality work. ence. Certified K-8 & In more than 147,000 ence a must. License Insured. Free estimates. H.S. Math; M.A. degree. homes in 15 publications' & misc. clerical duties. 287. No experience nec- free estimates helpful. Salary commen- Good phone manner & essary. Will train to call on CERTIFIED EXPERI- Call Maryann 560-9235. Call 272-5315. throughout Somerset, surate w/experlence. Full ENCED TEACHER & Ads In Classified Middlesex and Union appearance, a must. Industrial accounts. Per- benefits. Call Valerie or Pleasant work environ- manent employment with MOTHER- chlldcare in don't cost — Counties? It caught your Jean. 862-7499 or 862- attention, didn't It? ment, good salary-. Call high earning potential my Hlllsborough home. They pay! 7565. Full time, part time Ms. Hlnnant, 789-8550. and other benefits. Send Newb0rn-5 yrs. Lots of Call YOUR ad In todayl & re-entry persons wel- TLC & educational ac- 1-800-334-0531. PART TIME- Veterinary replies to Box #26, c/o come. Forbes Newspapers Clas- tivities. FT/PT. No pets. We Get Resultsl assistant/kennel. 2-3 Non-smoker. 369-4812, LEGAL SEChETARY- eves. week. Alternate Sat. sified, 44 Franklin Street, 14 attorney Bedmlnster Somervlle NJ, 08876. EXPERIENCED & Sun. Assisting with MOTHER/ TEACHER- Insurance defense firm general care & cleaning SECRETARIAL P/T CON- COLLEGE STUDENTS seeks experienced litiga- STRUCTION DEPART- Wlll care for your qhlld In of small animals for Veter- my So. Plfd. home. Lots tion secretary with knowl- inary hospital. Pleasant MENT-typing, filing and edge of WordPerfect 5. computer jlteracy re- of love. References. Bar- $10.25 To Start atmosphere, excellent bara at 753-6483. Easy access to 78 & 287. learning opportunity. Ex- quired. Apply In person: • Special 2 to 5 week semester break Benefits. Contact Office perience helpful but will- Clerks Office Municipal LOREYS DAY CARE program Manager at Purcell, Rlos, ing to train qualified Building, 403 South Ave- CENTER- State li- Shannon & Mulcahy. 201- nue, Qarwood, New. Jer- • All majors considered 658-3800. person. Ask for Cheryl, censed. Westfleld. Ages 725-1800. sev 07027. 2-5. Mon.-Frl., 6AM-6PM. • Opportunity to continue PT after break LPN OR MED TECH OR PART TIME- cleaning, STORE MANAGER- Breakfast, lunch & 2 • Secure Summer position now MEDICAL ASSISTANT- offices & houses, typing, Boutlque store seeking snacks. FT/PT. 232-0219. Mon, Tues, occasslonal filing, data entry, shop- FT manager. Some exper. MOTHER OF 2- will give • Interview now, work begins after finals half day Sat. for oral Sur- ping, party serving, etc. pref. Will train. Incentive, lots of TLG to your toddler geon. 722-0850; 725- Call Resources, Inc. at discounts, perks. Some- In my Plscataway home. 0384 Iv. msg. & name. 543-5775 rset County, 201-359- Early learning & basic 688-9393 1121 between 10AM-6PM. skills also provided. Call anytime 271-8748. Advertise in the Classified! TOOLMAKER/SET UP- MOTHER OF 3- will Our Benefits Include the watch your child, hour, following: Vacation plan, r pension plan, 12 paid hol- day, week. Full or part idays, hospital, surgical time. Any age. 725-3441 r-SPORTSWRITER NEWS REPORTER " and major medical, plus MOTHER- of 10 month Part Time scholarship program' for old, day care provider- PART TIME children of employees. Somerset would love to One of Forbes1 weekly newspapers!' the MICRO TUB FABRICA- share home with your In- The Cranford Chronicle is seeking a part TORS, 250 Lackland fant/toddler. Lots of toys Scotch Plains-Fanwood Press, is seeking a Drive, Middlesex, NJ & books. 828-8266. part-time sports editor. The paper covers time news reporter to cover high school 08846 WEE PEOPLE PRE two high schools — Scotch Plains and sports and other general news assignments SCHOOL & KINDER- Union Catholic — plus local youth sports. including some municipal meetings. Hours TRANSPORTATION GARTEN-- Limited open- can be tailored to fit Individual circum- DRIVER- S-1 license re- Ings available for January Experience In writing and layout is helpful quired. 6 hours dally, full stances. . or February. Call but on-the-Job training is available. Candi- benefits. Starting date 01/ 469-7029. Have YOU dates should be prepared to work late-night 02/91. Hlllsborough hours most Tuesdays. Call editor Pat Anderson at: Township Board of Edu- cation, Belle Mead NJ. Read the Call Allan Conover at: 276-6000 201-874-3100. 231-6632 WESTFIELD RESCUE SQUAD— Volunteers ur- Mondays and Tuesdays, noon-9 PM gently needed. Minimum Classified of 4 nrs./wk. Will train as Forbes Newspapers certified emergency medi- Forbes Newspapers A OMSION OF FORBES INC. cal technician. Should be ...of position and This Week? In good health & havo career Is advertised lit A OMSON Of fCMBES WC. valid NJ driver's license. classified. When you're Cranford Chronicle Applications are available 44 Franklin Street at the squad at,335 Watt- ready to make a P.O. Box 699 102 Walnut Ave. erson St. or call Diane move, get the E.O.E. Somervlllo, NJ 08876 \E.O.E. Cranford, NJ 0701 gy Holzmlller at 233-2501. classified habit. 3-1