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&J2!2Z££!!££^^ Cranford Chronicle January 11; 20Q1 Cranford Chronicle ; • Cranford a.m. driving without lights, n police said. | iyx'6jtBiie^lf Mike Castro, 26, o\f Police log £ Elizabeth, was charged Jan. 4 Garwood with possession of a controlled families displaced by Dee?3Oflre said CDS. A • PhiUse Stafford, 40, of enter Union's Baseball
: i dangerous substance North Plainfield, was charged Elizabeth. '.'•.' - ;• :y\- .:...-.:.:• •;•..••••.:•./•.•:•,- : ^:..:.^ ' (believed to be heroin), posses- Sinnott was stopped at 1:45 By MICHAEL R.CUOZZO victims were given vouchers career Saturday with failing to turn, for shelter at the Kenilworth But just because both fami- I^IOJNT CpONTY — Seven Cranford ever since. team and coached the combined sion of narcotics parapherna- a.m. for speeding, according to THE CHRONICLE ' individuals who made names popley's early . , .-• , police reports. and driving without a license. Inn and vouchers for • new lies havei^nanaged to find shel- Superior Cburfc': : ; "•";.•• .'^reports.-; .'' '.•:. ••V:.v-'- .'• ;••.•'.' 4 lia, possession of a CDS resident for themselves oh and. off the coaches included Pnibn County' again in 1988 and 1989.; Leo was charge with hin- She was. stopped at the KENILWdRTH — The bor- clothes. , ter does not mean the work of The two r^idences.Craiiford Westfield .police are still J L (believed to be heroin) in a intersection of South Avenue ough's Department of Welfare the ^Department of Welfare is county's ba - "~" "* " ' lers Jiid Morgan and "Puriitg his-ain dering his own 'apprehension Hbrnak said the standard investigators believe Baran bur- investigating " ••.•>.••••' ieduled to ,:be inducted motor vehiple and driving nnntinuns to assist two fnmilie.q , -stay at^a i hotol-. funded .by.-thc- niror TVntrnn af\A hflr • stflff nito glarized are on Woodside Place whftr<» ^BM=»IV- —alter'he attempted- Wednesday ' " """ lj60. wins: Pooleyreturned with a suspended license. to police reports. , 'whose home was damaged in a Red Cross is three days, but iri still working to find assistance jind Stoughton Avenue, accord; involved, according t6 Lt; John' Castro was stopped at 1the CDS inhis possession, Jim Dooley' arid Glen Owens, to Dec. 30 fire. this instance more time was T achUgin~199r'wif4ii'^ police said. *• * for those' displaced families, T^TAmbhg-. the';: in "He BtaTtBdTratrwithtthe^IiilrfBn^^"CraTjford7Y^ p.m.. after making an illegal ——Janei—£—Rtehaw!—35f-of- ^p required, and the Ked Cross and they're contacting various _ ..was :• turn 6h~~NortE~Avenue East, "~ "* "~ .Crawford: lawyer Tom Dooley, TrPojiice-Athletic, League and ; He has been a member of Elmoht, N.Y., was charged and sent two families —one has responded. The family liv- . v__TSt November,- the one interviewed over the weekend Eric : • who played for Roselle Catholic according to police reports. Matz, 3 9, _ of .Winfield Monday with possession . of with nine members, the other ing on the tot 3EGMBONICLE., on Stoughton Avenue occurred; later^ moved to the Cranford ; Union VCou^ty :byWes|£eld poiice; '•••;: '^:-:':p'- .High School and in various : * * * Park, was charged Sunday stolen property, failing . to with '".'.. Welfare looks at "what the}r UtUe more than a week ago, qn :. Parizeau said Baran is BUS- • Pony League, where Qwens Association Boar'd since 'lS|78t Thomas 1 Jani, 2i Police also suspect Baran' county recreation leagues:: : helped him develop as a pitchr serving; as treasurer fbr'seyerat lie'; .'Union'. County where the accidental fire broke needs are ? and takes...those ' pected in 15 Westfield burglar^ : : : : : : ; Sinnott, 20, of with driving under the influ- L v^polifc"]l e appreKended Jan. 5 ;a :•, Joining'Dooly as honoreeei at , ;.er.'.; - •'.•:•.:'7 /• • ^ . :.v'.- •'• ' \. . ,• years..- He alsp. serV;eel pn-th^ A A and failing to wear a seat belt. Red Cross appeared."on the out,. according to officials •'• ~-needs "to the right: agencies,," ies, beginning with several on ! Sunday with driving under pended™" " . license1-—v., - j;, man.theysuspectis responsible ; • Wediiesday's 65th annual Dooley $egan his high school; Cranford Baseball and Softbail .Richard was stopped at" scene to assist the victims. stayed an extra two days at the including 'the Salvation Arm'Jr : iburglaries .ixi>.fc..V'iojvwbi^ the: . tjJ^n's. south "side in : •' for a number of residential bur- Union .County. B&seball varsity tenure ^with \ Roselle -^Board; wasi attornejr and inelij the influence. He was also charged on two 6:59 p.m. on South Avenue The Kenilworth Welfare Inn. "It gives them time to and : ;the /New . ••,•: Jersey-. •• ia^rordingtoreported ••,•, ","• ; •November. Lately^ the string of glaries m Cranford, Clark anil : : : AssociationL Hot! Stove Dinner Catholic on a that won. the .bb'r''fpr:;:thibi^ai^r'd''^Ai!j^'* James Leo, 20, ocontempf t of court warrants after failing to turn at the Department baa since taken • address their needs," Hornak Department of Social Service^ '••:•' Baran wais tracked do\vjn; •.•;itheft8,.hai8. jnoveii to > the north ; are Howard S.Attderson, Randy -North Jersey, Parochial A served as president of' Battonsville, Pa, a passenger involving two outstanding intersection of South Avenue over efforts ttf-ftftd shelter and said.: •'•..•'• '. : '.\ •;.;.•.';•• •".:' ' The victims have received through a combination of high- side, Parizeau i . tech advancements and old*; Guerra, pay Matlosz, teo_ iT. Sectionals• inJ^68.1n his'best iri • Sinnott's . vehicle,_w.a5fci T^JjWtffiS violations, once in and Center Street, police said. materials for the families die-— The.lOmembe'rs of thelfirst- clothing-™and- -other-iitems ; charged with possession of a Sayreville and one in placed by the fire.' floor family found shelter with. m,;32;pfEh>.abeth,was fashioned police wort At one of .file: burglary chargesi/ against. ,; rSpirito,, Mike.:{Szabp;- and season, he posted a 22^-6, record An investigation revealed -through a special service pro'-. hcewiiiJH Granbury,. police said; burglary scenes in Cranford, Baranj, : according toi. Lt. Don)', Raymond Thompson. The prb- and^made the' Al^Cpunty, All- Asspciatiion controlled dangerous sub- that the car Richard was dri- Four people, including two- .fronds the night of the rfirev ject: sponsored by the,- Student ip^iiiQe'were .able.toUfta-Iatent".1 grani is scheduled to begin at ? stance (believed to be mari- The total amount for both ving was reported stolen in firefighters, were hospitalized .according to officials.rThe ..Council'.-of,-&e" David Brearley,, DeAqunioir yho said- "charges Central Jersey; and >_Allr^ -inclt(d*e7lKnSa^ ?Pliil "Scooter" coimts of the^; and one count of fingerprint^ according to Sgt..are pending." Baran is suspect- ;6;30 vp,m, at r the I/Affaire Parochial A first rtJBams,'p, ; and Riziuto/ • :Jake i Wbodi ofp : juana), possession of narcotics warrants was approximately Elizabeth on Dec, 14, accord- with minor injuries Dec. 30house's first floor. suffered School^; The JumbleV Store in ^ criminal:; ;r niiischief. 'As ; ofFraiik Hanl^y, The print vjas ing to police reports.,. when the . fire : gutted a tWo- ed of burglarizing at least one. : Bant-uet "Center on Rpute 22. All'State All Groups third,^Elizstbeth;•• Willie''.Wilson; '.pf paraphernalia dnd hindering $3,000, according to police smoke and water damage, Keriiiworth has also become, : ;>: •' .Wednesday, po changes had been sent to.. ;the... Bergen. Coun|y'. h.0use in? Clark, but invesi' ' East in Mountainside. ' - • .: .,team.'",--; •.•''^£^' ;•'••••' ' . • '•. •. '• Summit,'l Vfcrrt - 1 his own apprehension. family home on the 20.0 block according to ..official • fire involved,.distributing clothes . team'; " •'• ' '^ife ''•' '' •'' • • ' '• • ^"* ^ ' Al .CiaAfrtvivii Af TYwinV* reports. She was held in,lieu of Sheriff's Department for process 9.^ Three sjieml gliest speakers Ppolery's pitching success Township and Mountainside's by attempting to consume $2,500 bail, police, said! • - of North 11th. Street^No .'seri- •reports. •- '•. •: -.•-, ; • .: ''.;•'. \;;'' to the fire, victims;'."- . "• .•••'•, V .'! -.' 1 /i ; ;! :i 1 > i : 1 Matz was stopped at 12:39 poh'ce in tihose;.municipalitie s in tiheir Automated Kngeiprint, DeAquindnoted, : are expe^tedT^) Speak at the carried .him on •to... the Je'^'TQrb'orgvV. V!^ : r-:' .-''/' .''--:- :'.';'''!'. ous injuries were reported arid Several Red Cross workers Hornak thanked those who Identification System, and the : ''.: w^re investigating.th? ppdsibiJi- :\ .:Hanley:^.said "Barani 4s ..•Former Nfew Woodbridgei Recs,of the^'Umon lY;;4n.;iadi^.ti0)i('':to:''j^e-.ii'ew.:fle^- , firefighters managed to get the stayed with, the case through assisted'the victims, including': : ? ..'. ty .that Baran burglarized: pije' ;^^m.^!l^9dv^ep^V;td feejieyedWbea career resideri" • ;hb? Johnny Cdurity Ijeague ,an;d.. the;;t]niph (if Fame iriducteesr:;the Hcii '•• blajse.under control before it New Year's Eve to assist .the a neighbor who opened her home in:Clark and as inany as Biaran's.'Cfanfbrd officers' won- tiaj borglar %hti "uses mass ; Kucks, formed; Atlanta • Brayes County 'Twilight League. Frbin . Stove: League Baseball Pinner; spread; to neighboring; {homes, families, but come Jan. 1, the : : doors, but especially the yojtiri- . 15 or:more in'Westfield. ;:••" ' obtained ;a i,warriaait'' and/.-^i; transit id- travel;ipto .stirround- reliefer Tom/Hotise and former 1970 to i.977, he won more than will also honor several youn^ but the house was: left uninr •..•••••••-.-:. - ,.--.., teers from the Red Cross. "T^iat: n< matter was handed off to the ;^,^s^.^i9ntiy;bein^iheld approiimatejfy 4. a,m. Jto. 5,irigmunicipalities." Aciibrdirig to . Yankees outfielder/designated 30 games and saved many pth- athletes and local teams fo!r habitable H & l its families Kenilworth Welfare says something, when people" in the, tJiiion Couixty Jail in backed up !by the Elissabeth Cranford police, Baran has lived hitter Rusty.Torres are expect- ers, splitting his appearances their recent, achievements,:.:. '. without a roof over their heads! Department and its director, JDgp ^bitirTfef^5OGO4 Solie' Department; arrested in Elizabeth since late October pg pp e Coipty-sp ^jcLto^a^idress.those in; attenv betweeri starts. and relief. The Tickets for Wednesdays"( 4 ; - The 'first ;priority for theJBaulette-JDrogan-r-BrogaTirsaid" • He. is scheduled to' appear "-Mi:—-^-J—J;. _' ' ,^-..^. _ ' . _J__ ' : -L ,:.'. '• • ' ' '•*».•"••" !l H '''••'.• ••••.'.•'•. ' ' J '• • ^^;" she said. ••".. Baran at Jus Elizabeth. resi- JSH^v^h^i^fivJiitt^cbigaii dance at.the Hot Stove pinner. -^TJUH^RecrCross was address- Friday; in Uiiion County Recs won five straight league ner event at L'Affaire cost^ tried to arrange for alternate Donations are still being dence, -according to. poh'ce where he lived for about a year, Pooley was raised in linden championships during that apiece and may be obtained ing the victim's immediate housing for the nine-member accepted to help offset costs for : ; j ; needs, including "food, clothing and: Cranford and graduated 'span.-'- '••• ' ••"••."''•''••; ' '. "• '' calling (908) 6274910. :^ family, but that family, after its the victims. Donations can be from Cranford. High School in '<• CLARK' — County officials trous situations," said. Union and shelter," according to. Red He joined the Cranford • Proceeds for the dinner S to salvage, techniques such as extended stay . at the sent to Social Services, 567 1963. He ; studied; at theCobras of the Union County help fund the Union • County *'are offering a special work- County Freeholder Mary P.freezing, air drying or even Cross Director of Disaster Kenilworth Inn, managed to Boulevard, Kenilworthi NJ : Services Sandy Hornak. The University, of Virginia, arid Intracounty League as anYouth Baseball League, whicjh '- shop on preparing for natural Ruotolo, freeholder liaison to water immersion, whether to find shelter with friends in 07033. .••••'. earned his Juris Doctorate assistant coach in .1977 and disasters and emergencies the county's Cultural and is open to youngsters ages 8 to try these methods for, them-, : degree at the Delaware Law became the head coach the fol- 15.'..•".'... . ••'••: •'••' -. •y/\-\' :.. •/A-- "caused by fires and faulty Heritage Programs Advisory selves or to be better informed School in 1976'He was then lowing yearj ieading the team Organized in 1945 with eigit 'plumbing. : • Board. when dealing with the Kome0 louiidation nets $1.3M at Pink Tie Ball admitted to the bar in Newto a divisional championship. teams, the league now encom- '"• The workshop — "Prepare "Permanent damage or loss experts," said Summit's Jersey and Florida and has He merged the Cobras with the passes 16 teams in three divi- for the Worst: Disaster is reduced when priorities and Marcia Cohen, chairwoman of . NORTH JERSEY -^Netting leadership of Albert DiFiore. its nine-county northern New maintained his law; practice in Cranford American LegioL n sionsi . ' ' " Planning, Before and After" — instructions are available and the Cultural and Heritage more than $1.3 million, The The three honorees were rec- Jersey service area. If. ^ — ,; The "1s meant to show participants updated," Ruotolo said. Programs Advisory Board. Susan G.Komeh Breast Cancer ognized for their sense of Seventy-five percent of the -iUnibn. County Board of how to protect On'valuable The scheduled workshop' . The workshop is supported Foundation's North Jersey responsibility to the communi- funds raised by the Komen iFfeeholders has announced that records, books, photographs leader, "Gary D. Saretzky, has Affiliate raised a' .record ty, their involvement with the Foundation's North Jersey registration for Spring Troop' in part by a grant from the amount at its. signature fund- Komen Foqiidation's North and artwork in case of emer- been the Monmouth County New Jersey . Historical Affiliate remains in thefounda- horseback riding lessons at the gency, be it a natural disaster, archivist since 1994. raising event, the Pink Tie Jersey Affiliate and their con- tion's service area., while the -W&tchung Stables will take place a fire or a flood caused by Commission,. Department of Ball, held in November. tribution to the foundation's other 25 percent is directed to , rthis month and in February.; Saretzky oversees how pub- State. .•'"•";•:'• "i,'- plumbing mishaps. lie records and historical doc- : Chaired by^Tanet• Sherlund, mission to eradicate breast its international foundation in .,. The . stables are located at The workshop is scheduled uments are stored and pre- Registration, along with .an the event was attended by more cancer as a life-threatening dis- Dallas, where every dollar-is 1160 Summit JLane in to run from 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 served for the county, and has $8 fee, is required by Jan. 22. than; 1,000 guests, who. enjoyed ease, according to a federation used for breast cancer research. Mountainside. p.m. Jan. 25 at the Clark 30 years of experience in man- To register, request a an evening of dinner, danGing, press release issued this For further information Junior Troop, for children 9 Public Library, located at 303 aging and organizing collec- brochure or for more informa- live and silent auctiorisj a rose month. regarding the North Jersey through 18 years of age, is sched- Westfield Ave. in Clark, : tions of papers and historical tion, contact the Union raffle and a car raffle. This The Susan G. Komen Breast . Affiliate, its grant program and uled to begin March 16. Adult 1 yeafc'a auctions were organized, Cancer Foundation is one of the upcornjng educational events, Troop, consisting of eight weekly "This is a chance to learn documents. .. , '., ' ,• County Division 'of Cultural: " sessions, some held at convenient about which Step's to take in "individuals j and organiza- and Heritage Affairs at 633 by chairwoman iPaulaGuthner,' nation's largest.private funders fund-raising activities and vol- •arid Ann Curry,•' anchbr of bf* breast qancer research. The times for those who work, will an emergency and how to pre- tions V>tb oithet volunteer or Pearl Street, Elizabeth, NJ unteer opportunities, call (908) begin on or after March 25. AND GET FREE INSTALLATION pare a plan to deal with disas- paid staff will be introduced 07202, or call (908) 558-2550. NBC's "News Today," was the foundation was established in 277-2904 • Applications must be present- evening's guest speaker. * 1982 by Nancy Brinker to ed in person. Stable office hoiirs /1 This year, the Pink Tie Bali honor the memory of her sister, are 9,a.m.-x}opn and tp.Bfr.i4 p.m. hpnored • Dr. William Hait, Susan G. Komen, Who died of Willow Grove sets 'Full payitfent 'must accompany 4-1 FREE MONTH* ....;.' director',of the' Cancer Institute breast cancer at the age of 36. all applications, and all new of New Jersey arid professor of The fourid'a'ti6n'Js':.';-'-'Sfprth tour of preschool members must'bring a birth cer- ' ' •• J ' n medicine and pharmacology at Jersey Affiliate, founded in tificate and proof of residence. Fax us UMDNJ-Robert Wood Johnson June of 1997, has dedicated SCOTCH PLAINS — The * • All students "will be required It pays to look your best! Medical School. Also honored . itself to educating wosaen Willow Grove Preschool, locat- to provide specified uniforms and of Comcast @Home High Speed your news! was Autoland of New Jersey; about healthful .behavior, ed at 1961 Raritan ftd., has -^helmets. A sale of used riding under the leadership of wholesome nutrition, early scheduled a parent pre-regis- clothes is scheduled to be held (908) 575-6683 Chairman and CEO Donald detection and treaiwent of tration open house for the Jrom 8:30 a.m. to noon March 3 at .Toresco, and the Fiillerton . breast cancer. Since it incep- 2001-2002 school year. the stable. . The Watchung Stable is a Internet Service Automotive Network under the tion, the affiliate has awarded It is scheduled to begin at * All Dry-Cleaning grants in excess of $2;1 million 10:30 a.m. Wednesday in the •facility of the Union County * Shirt Laundry school's Wedgewood Room A .Department of Parks and to qualified, non-profit, breasl- 'Recreation. For more informa- Download Unlimited Always No 7 E-mail * Wedding Gown cancer related organizations in slide show on the preschool pro tion on lessons or the used cloth- * Linen gram and a tour of the facility 'ing sale, call (908) 789-3665. by director Kathy Calcllo will * Drapery Service I N it I T U T « Dial-Up Addresses Personal CO5METOLOOV TRAININO CSNtEBS be featured. huge Usage connected * Custom Alteration HAIR »SKIN «NAILS The Christian preschool "is * Oriental & Area Rug sponsored by the Willow Grave Web Mon.-Fri.: 7:00 to 7:00 - Sat.: 8:00 to 5:00 OPEN HOUSE Presbyterian Church afld files in 1 A Penn Jersey Advance, Inc. newspaper 715 BOULEVARD, KENILWORTH • 908-298-8585, Tuesday, Jtmwry 16 " * 6PM - 8PM NJN Publishing ©2000 licensed by the state. 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A-4 Cranford Chronicle January 11; 2001: January 11, 2001 Cranford Chronicle Community Deyelopihent Office 11 Gatwobd kicks off %M offers sidewalk repair assistance By MAUREEN FOYE Recreation Cominittee. •. >•) 70 percent of the replace- this program in the past. but CHRONICLE CORRESPONDENT. It would increase member-^« snow on the ground, it's never ment costs; homeowners pay the could' not participate -is encour- ship on the board frdm five to'; too early to start thinking about remainder, the release noted, aged to submit a new applica- geVen inembers. The reciue^for • replacing a deteriorated sjde- To be eligible, a family must " Council jumpeiJrigtit "additional memBeTrs caini0 from nave its .incomei talfall within lim- All fluids will be allotted on a Tuesday qight, kicking off the the commission itself, officials The Cranford Township its established by the US, •hew. year with. tBeTEtrSductidiT Office of Community first-come, first-served basis. Department of Housing and For more information, call of two'drdinBinces. V :••;. , ! A second reading and public Development wants to help Urban Development. Income homeowners with the cost of a Jeanette Vella at (908) 709-7294 The first ordinance would hearing on the : ordinances^ i&< limits are $35,150 or less for a establish a restricted; parking; scheduled take place at theJ new sidewalk, according to a one-person household with or visit the Office of Community statement issued this week by gradual increments to $66,250 Development, located at 29 zor the office. Funds provided South Ave. West in Cranford. Avenue residence. The request, Borough Council, slated to. or less for a family of eight or targeting a space in front (if through a Community more. Office hours are 8:30 a,m.-4;30 begin at 8 p.m; Jan. 23 at, Development Block Grant will Anyone who has applied for p;m. Monday through Friday. 321 Willow Ave., seeks tedesig- Borough Hall. The ordinances; ^ate ,a handicapped parking may be adopted on second read*'.
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: ; ; J : :.dent;:;.;: ': :•:. " .. '. '•'•:.•.•'•/•.••••. - " ' •' A w6rkshop\aistss.ipn, sched}'; (Births Livingston • . The second ordinance would uled t6 begin at 7:p;ni.,' will prej anaehd a 1974 borough ordi- cede the Jan. 23 general nieet* presents annual nance concerning the Giarwopd i'">^'/':" Ken and Karen Mnette of Bridgewater announce the birth of Anne and Aaron Dolan, for- their daughter, Jillian Rose, born mally• of Cranford, are proud to CRANFORD - The Parent- Josh Sternberg (left) arid Cranford High School graduates John Soltls (canter) and Chris Soltls (right) will Aug. 11,200'0 at Rahway Hospital. announce the birth of their, first Teacher : Association of the join drummer Barry Karsh (hot pictured) when the eclectic Improvisations! quartet Shady Groove takes the The baby weighed 8 pounds, 1 child, Andrew Patrick, born stage Friday night at CHS. The. fund-raising concert Is being presented by the CHS junior class. ounce and measured 211/2 inches October 16, 2000 in West Jordan, Livingston Avenue School will joins natiop at birth. She joins a brother, Kevin U£ah. Andrew Patrick weighed 6 sponsor its third-annual "Kids Matthew, 3 years old. pounds 14 ounces and was 18 Kloset Rummage Sale" from ^0 .^ U'— Couiity'_., of the "steering coniniittee rec^!' Maternal grandparents are inches at Birth. • • .'. •. . . a.m. to #• p.m.,Jan, 27, • .,'•;'. Juniors host Shady Groove show * Clerk 3Tpanne Rajoppi, has been dmmend'., legislative, policies George and Gertrude Hughes of Maternal.grandparents are Mr. '• '•• Gently used children's ..toys, •: CRANFORD;^Alive.perfor- — are members of the CHSknown to cover Phish and > apjpointed to the Community, and goals for the association.; Cranford. Paternal grandparents and Mrs:. Richard- J. Sialway of books, games and , additional iflaqce, by. Shady- Groove has Class of 1995, they paired with Grateful Dead stingy and • Economic Development Those pblicies and goals/- if • ^S arid Joan Minette of been. scheduled! for Friday at Barry Karsh and Josh , TSfce, concert ..will also featiiire Steering .Committee of the " ' ••'••"' -the-"" •'•••••" •" Cranford. Paternal grandparents merchandise are expected to be ; : ScotcTrPlains^ J . . are Mr. and Mrs. Larry Dolan of offered. Pizza and soda will be Cranford High School. Sternberg to former the enerr. ™Natiorial / Association of ship, become official policy fop :: / Wateloorlowa,^ . •-*—- • "Shady Groove, an eclectic getic Shady Groove in 1997. Enseinble., • '.••':.". ..• ; ' . •••;• Counties. the national association in lob-i A daughter, Sarah Earr Herz, • * • In addition, the school will improvisatipnal quartet hailing The band features John . Tickets are $8 in advance or ; The association is the only bying Congress and. the White" was born Nov. 22 to Andrea Jennifer and Scott hold its semiannual bake sale from Central jersey, has been Soltis on bass guitar, Chris $ 10 at the door the night of the national organization that rep- House! . •. •'•• " V'•'••.. •'••..''<>" •' Gross and Steven Herz of Campbell of Cranford are par- with cakes, pies, cookies and playing together professionally" Soltis on lead guitar, Sternberg show; advance tickets are avail- resents fcbunty goverrimients in The county Clerk has been} Sacramento, Calif. She weighed 6 ents of a daughter, Emily Nicole, other baked goods ready for for three years, appearing at & on rhythm guitar and Karsh on able at Cranberry Lane, located Washington, D.C, Its 11 steer- active, in the association since;' pounds and was 18 1/2 inches at wide, variety of .venues up and drums. Shady Groove offers a on North Union' Avenue in born Dec. 16, 2000 at Overlook consumption. ing committees set policy for she was chairwoman of thef birth. Hospital in Summit. Emily down the East Coast. On repertoire over 50 original Cranford. - the association.. Board of Chosen Freeholders ii*;' MaternaJ grandparents are weighed 5 pounds 15 ounces and The rummage sale will pro- Friday, they will take the stage songs, ranging in style from Rajoppi is on the steering 1980. She once served on thV Lora Farr Voellinger of was 18 3/4 inches at birth. vide students with the opportu- at CHS to help the junior class jazz and funk to blues, rock and committee t;hat deals with gen- association's Intergovernmen^) Pennsylvania and Malcolm Gross Maternal grandparents are nity to learn about earning raise funds. country, mixing in the occasion- eral cp^Bciunity development tal Committee. . • ', !:'"c. of Alleritown, Pa. Paternal grand- John and Judie Korsch; and pater- money while offering useful Two members of the band — . al taste of island flavor. • \ | Briefs and redevelopment; residen- Kajoppi is a past president of/_ parents are Renee and Donald nal grandparents are Charlie and items the pupils have out- brothers John and Chris Soltis The band has also been tial, commercial and industrial the Association of Counties fiij Herz of Cranford. Carol Campbell, all of Cranford. grown. development; housing pro- New Jersey, a state branch'of Temple Beth-El groups grams; building and housing the national association. She; schedule joint meeting The Cranford Junior Woman's Club recently presented 6 donation check to the Engal Adult Care Center, Engel Director Hazel garlic (center) codes; subdivision regulation; also is a past president of ttj}e^ CRAWFORD -1 The .accepted the donation from club members (left to right) Katht Cobb, organizer of the club's forthcoming Charity Ball; Clare Elton,director of public works and economic Constitutional Offices' Sisterhood and Men's Club of , the club's Catholic Community Services; member Debra Murphy; and former Cranford Junior Woman's Club President Marie Mayrer. development, according to a Association of New Jersey, Temple Beth-El Mekor Chayitn, press release issued this week which represents county clerfa,' located at 338 Walnut Ave!, by the county clerk's office. sheriffs, surrogates and regis- have scheduled a joint meeting She and her fellow members trars of deeds. % for 10 a.m. Jan. 21. New name, same focus for Junior Women ... •,' Flavian from the cable TV show "Journey to the Center of CRANFORD — The Bridesmaids no more, Cranford club tournament that raised money Your Mind" is the scheduled Cranford Junior Woman's Club for the Cancer Care organiza- Church Women eye ijlay of Prayer | mm program guest. recently presented a check to gets ball rolling on yearly fund-raiser tion. This year, the foundation the Engel Adult Day Care is raising money for the CRANFORD — The memmem- First Presbyterian Church^ Hosts for the joint meeting '. Center National Skin Cancer y Mill. are.Mollie Sperling and Greta ! bers of the Cranford Chapter and Helen Markdwich of ^ The money was raised at
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Letters to the editor Area students found their 'Voice' In new year, let's help out the dogs in VFW's democracy competition FANWOOD - Daniel lives in Fanwood and attends Third place in the local seg- Sandiford has won the District 5 Union Catholic High School in To The Chronicle: ment went to Megan Mukat^f like to help out the dogs for the new year, you segment of the annual Voice of Scotch Plains. He qualified for Cranford, who attends the Mount Many of us who live in Cranford are aware can make a check payable to "N.J. Schnauzer Democracy competition spon- the District 5 segment by "win- St. Mary Academy in Watchung^ that there are rescue grpupsjbr both dog and Rescue Network" and mail it to Dorian Roll, sored by the Veterans of Foreign ning the Voice of Democracy com- Each Voice of Democracy coiy- cat breeds, and that donations to rescue 1201 Cooper Road Scotch Plains, NJ 07076. Wars and its-Ladies Auxiliary. petition from VFW Post 10122'in testant must submit an audio gupa die appreciated all yeaTTOulldTDTnrSrS ~Tor~inb'Fe information, you can call Dorian at Ciiid^gSavings • •Scotch-Plains- f h especially helpful during the winter and sum- (908) 766-9774. Thank you, and enjoy a happy, Bond for the winning entry, Besides his US. Savings Bond, the program theme. "What Price mer months. I'm tne proud owner of a ~ healthy new year. " —"~"~ which placed first among all win- Daniel also received a certificate Freedom?" was the theme of this ners from VJf'W posts Schnauzer n&med Pistol. My friend, Dorian MARTHA McLOUGHLIN -year^s-competition. ; Roll, who gave me permission to use her Union County. „ the local winner. State winners m „— Cranford •< He is now eligible for the state Second place in the local com- Democracy event are eligible ti? On Monday, the nation will observe a holiday like no address and phone number, works with New The writer is president of the Cranford' Jersey Schnauzer Rescue Network. If you'd Voice of Democracy finals, sched- petition went to Zwade Marshal win a $25,0Q0 scholarship at the Other. •'••'• Miniature Schnauzer Club. uled to take place Jan. '27 in of Scotch Plains, who attends national finals, scheduled to be This holiday does not corae with religious overtones; it Cherry Hill. Scotch Plams-Fanwood High held later this year in l&es not remember great wars or significant dates in The prize-winning student School. Washington, D.C. ; American ftistory. It's not a Hallmark holiday created- . simply to sell greeting cards, and only some among us will Thank you for 28 successful years enjoy a day off from work. • • Osceola Church Nursery School hosts open house But Monday's holidays is among America's most, impor- To The Chronicle: CLARK — The Osceola Registration for September • Entering its 39th year, thjs : we will still be close by and can continue the tant. . . '•••:•'. . ' . . ;'••••••••• •' . ',' '• •'••••. We wish to thank the town of Cranford for Church Nursery School has classes Will be completed by mail, schooVoffers twice-Weekly mora- many friendships we have established over scheduled an open house for Jan. beginning on Feb. 15. All regis- When'we pause to observe the birthday of the late the_28 successful years we have enjoyed here these many years. 23. * , tration materials will be distrib- year-olds, and morning or afterr Martin Luther King Jr., we pause to salute a man who did continue in your town. We are relocating to nearby You have a great town, and we-extend our more than any other for civil rights _WeJ£Cflgnize-an-exa_ The school meets in theuted at the open house. noon sessions for 4-year-old^ J This is a particularly difficult I Mountainside primarily because we need best wishes for your continued success in the when.ajtundamental. change-iook place' in this nation, Osceola Presbyterian Church, The Osceola Church Nursery three times per week. Students time of the year for Jersey Boys. • I additional warehouse space, We are sorry to years ahead. located at 1689 Raritan Road in when the American Eteam was opened to all Americans. School offers developmenfcally must be 8 or 4 years olcl, respec- Our psyche is fueled by a cock^- I be leaving Cranford because we Hked our loca— _ • -ArVILLIANTE. GUSMER Clark. Parents and their children appropriate learning activities; We honor a man whoMBecame a message, and a message tively, by the cutoff date for tail shaken* not stirred, with equal ' Ition and the many wonderful merchants and Gusmer Enterprises Inc. are invited to visit the facility for preschool-aged children to« kindergarten in the public schooji that should grow stronger through the years. . ~ parts of cynicism and sentimental;' Irestaurants who served uS well. Fortunately, Cranford and meet, with teachers anytime foster social emotional, intellec- system in their home town, . But that message is occasionally lost in our national ism. Our maxim was authored by between 9 a.mj and 11 a.m. and tual, » physical and spiritual Ftir further information, call shuffle. It does not grow as it should. Instead of becoming, Blaise Pascal/that famous Jefsey 12:30 p.m. and 2:30 p.m. Jan. 23. growth. Judith Burlew at (908) 272-3668. part of our national conscience, it remains — among citir Boy who lived in:*17th^century zens both average and prominent — a hazy, perhaps unre- France, The helart has itsTeasons alistic hope for the future. A pipe dream, if not an impos- which reason dpesjnot know," Our sible dream. lives are a consiantl^fuggle-,with^ ambivalence. When we see snow King's lessons of equality and tolerance were vital not piling up putside our window, we only in their practical applications, not only in the bene- simultaneously think about creat- Health & Fitness fits they paid for African-Americans. They were not about ing snow angels in the backyard the rights of just one ethnic group. They spoke to a soci- and exposing the inflated prices etal balance for all men, woman-and children, regardless snowplow operators charge. We of their color or creed; tljgyiet us in on King's vision of a are blessed and cursed with 06 land where bigots were in the minority and acceptance innate ability to see the good and bad in everything. There is m ew treatments are available Therapy is a partnership, not a 'quick fix'solution] was a way of life. equal amount of happiness vand . Sadly, that vision is far from realized. America remains sadness in the world, we believe; r serious snoring scenarios ByDR.MAXINELEHREB social or professional relationships personal expressions of their Interpersonal psychoanalytic a segregated society, whether the chasms that separate us that is what maintains our plan- ASSOCIATES IN PSYCHOTHERAPY it may seem as if this "discomfort'' needs, far away from their own psychotherapy is one of the ways are recognized openly or lurk quietly under the surface. et's sense of equilibrium. ;••'•.';• WESTFDELD — It's often a source of comedy, but snoring is no is the problem "but searching and requirements because of having through which we can try for beii- Racism — blatant or insidiously subtle —-remains a way The difficulty for many going analyzing what the patient says learned that that would bring ter gentle control of our present .For the past month weVe given . for therapy, and indeed also for of life in many national corners. Letters to the editor Snoring can be simple or benign, with no health consequence to and does may actually reveal that them rejection from at least one lives by investigating both our pert ourselves over to the gross senti- snorer. However, even benign snoring can cause sleep disruption many who wish to do so, is the they maintain their ineptitudes as parent. sonal past and our very present Schools in Cranford, Kenilworth and Garwood are in ment of the holiday season; Jersey "^'ng the quality of one's sleep. Snoring, if associated with any wish to have the therapist "fix" a defensive reaction to help them The parent themselves, driven present. ! the midst of various programs and contests designed to Boys show, for once in the long of airway obstruction or apnea, cause various warning symp- them, much as if they were a bro- avoid engaging in life on a truly by needs that they cannot realize, Each person changes, if they teach today's children King's timeless lessons. The Great ideas for South year, they have hearts of chocolate. os such as morning fatigue, headaches, dry mouth, increased irri- ken mechanical device. adult level because inwardly they may keep the child from the other can, at their own pace and to £ Then," once all the, champagne However, as we, and those kke fear that acquiring such ability Cranford Township Committee is planning a special ; ; rility, as well as memory/concentration difficulty during the day, parent possibly because uncon- degree that they can allow. Not .To.The Chronicler.- "'•':;•• \ , '•' .'•. •• .'- ..*,•'• ;, '';.'inquired whether the building could be torn, :proclamation,to honor the slain civil rights leader. A spe^. corks have been popped and thfe |? Because snoring is related to improper breathing during sleep, us.see therapy, it is apaitoersHip. would render them able to leave sciously they are terribly afraid In recent weeks, there have been two letters .•down and if the area was zoned for a strip: mall; i terribly afraid. everyone is willing to look deeply cial service is planned for Monday night at the First last tinsel has been put back into r oyer time there may be serious medical issues td:consid$r. Snoring with the patient in which they and youngc* patterns of dependency they will lb^e love, replaying theif into themselves. Some people; d{> to the editor regarding the sale of the ftobbihs & .Hardly, in. keeping witK; historic preservation, kttiCi cold, barren reality return^, : ^resbyterian Church of Cranford, one of a number of sim- in the elderly is often associated witrisleep apnea to varying degrees their therapist search through the that in turn protect them, uncon- •own childhood without aware-, better; with ;c6ncrete;;iapproa^he^ •("•', Allison building on South-'Avenue'..;Each writer and Jersey Boys revert to their ilar King services scheduled for next week, and the Cranfbrd's character or the land use ordinancie • which can contribute to. serious health problems, especially mose patients' words and actions in sciously, from having ntoirefree- ness, and being hot to blame but that st^ctjure life for. them/ bift tf has given a long list of great ideas, including oynicism to restore balance to the order to comprehend their pat- doift than they feel ifiey can han- Cranford Clergy Council will oestow its 21st Martin governing, building designs- Spencer Savings with diabetes, high blood pressure, and cardiac conditions. actually just another victim of, investigating your thoughts •',am I preservation-of the building, .which is shared by Bank bought the property and has gone to great um'versa January is a month of Nocturnal gastric reflux problems are often triggered or associated terns of living and the effect that dle and perhaps more than they their personal history, none of feelings is what give.s; you abih'i 1,,Luttier King Jr. Award to a community member who the Downtown Management .Corp. I agree that a bitter temperatures and tempera'-- J J!1 ; lengths to design a building in copipliance with with'snoring and apnea. ']'•' these' patterns have upon their . feel that they are allowed to pos- which they might do if they knew to- utiliz* -e yoursel-'-'f 1pies' •t ttien•" yo' i \ ^embodies KlngfB cottmiitmentB and ideals. These are restaurant (or) theater would'be' wdnderful. The ments.. .•'•" .••'•'•' •' ' Snoring even affects children. Children 'who shore don't sleep life. " - :sess. ' i '• . •"" ' •" the design standards. '^that they were doing it. may benefit from insigftt brieiltefli Vi appropriate efforts to remember the man and his mes- DMC certainly encourages businesses and build- Yes, it's the old heart-mind well and may display symptoms of irritability, crankiness, unsocia- The therapist tries to help the Although more complicated The search for iriBight, or "the interpersonal psychoanalytic psyt- • sage.. ' • ••'.•.'•'•'. .'••'•' •.•:•."•••• ings that will improve our downtown but the In the past two years, the DMC has endured problem. And it affects Jersey • We behavior and decreased concentration and attention span. patient learn to "associate" the , than we can properly state here, it whys" of what seems to "just be chotherapy. < 1 «•• But not enough heed is paid to King's lessons-during township" and the DMC do not own properties criticism in some circles for its dedication to the Boys worst of all. We havo difficul- ^Unfortunately, many of these children are labeled as having thoughts and feelings that are may be that, for example, they happening*' to one, can lead dome Everyone had to,find their owA ' the rest qf the year^A day off from work or school is nice. and cannot dictate, to property owners. The own- Attention Deficit Disorder or hyperactivity: i •' 1 / •>- > •lyingi in their' mind just beyond' had a mother who did not want to to be able to put the data together, 1 township ordinance, which sets the design stan- ty reconciling the conflicting voio- 1 way of handling their problenty i$ An essay contest asking children to describe King's ers of Robbiris & Allison are entitled to sell their ^ There are various treatments available today. .Prior to any treat- ' weir words. People take more or share their fathers attention with in their adult present into a, pat- life. Therapy, as yr& see it, is aa dards- for buildings (and) signs in the downtown es within ourselves and finding 1 ^impact is nifty; Proclamations and awards are great. ____ •property to whomever they wish. They did not the• ti?iit)i;. t<>.' "gtiiole us down the ant, a sleep study is always recommended. less time to learn to let loose what them so that she unwittingly tern that allows them to accept alliance with :the life-spekanr as well as, its vision for a-dOwntown that'mirror9 The newest treatment option is called somnoplasty, a procedure' ' But as a society, do we do enough when it's not the third" notify the DMC of their intention to sell to a i right path! It is those voices whidji it is that lies inside them; perhaps directed them into ways of life and know themselves in a useful, aspects of the patients' personalia the rest of our community. There are many woh rhich utilizes radiofrequency energy applied to the tongue, soft hiding it behind the feelings that », Monday in January? Do. we, do all that we can to make bank, nor did they have to. teU ud to fall in love with a woman where, she could still love them but power enhancing manner that lets ty. • derful buildings and we have the potential for a " tte, or tonsils in adults, which stiffens and shrinks those tissues, their thoughts or feelings are too unconsciously remove any threat King's dream a reality? How is.it that some 30 years later, There was mention of a developer interested we know is no good for us and to them seek for the satisfaction of Dr. Lehreris a clinical psychplo first class appearance. I believe we agree that is easing the airway .space. This minimally invasive procedure can trivial tomention. The mind goes to her control over their competi- their wants if those are perceived •we are still dealing/with the same divisive issues that in the property several years ago and the DMC vote for 'the politician who flieb gist with Associates did nothing. Not true I contacted the New York a goal worth pursuing^ • • performed in the office under local anesthesia and takes about 30 to great lengths to keep uncom- tion for his attention with the pos- of as rationally possible to be sat- Psychotherapy, P.A., in Scotc, v like an eagle but we suspect ifc nutesf. The full effects are noted in three to six weeks, and thid pro- thrust King into the national and historical spotlight? developer and supplied him with the name and KATHLEEN MILLAR PRUNTY really a weasel.: j fortable thoughts, events, memo- sible result that they engage in isfied in a non-destructive way. Plains, ^King did not labor and preach for glory. He was not lure, is about 80 percent successful for benign snoring and mild ries, and connection^ from being love relationships that cannot phone number of the property owner, the square ^Director, Downtown . Those conflicting voices do not »pnearThere is quick recovery and the procedure requires no cut felled by an assassin's bullet so future generations could footage of the property and the assessed value as . Management Corp. only makfe our social lives diffij- made lest the myths that we live properly fit their needs and there- by be penetrated by the clear light by they remain continuously NEW BEOTNNTNrVS WITH 'ejyoy a three-day weekend. The man had'a point to make, well as the zoning information. The developer . Cranford . cult.. This ambivalence nips at th£ sty is often preferable to the so-called UPPP procedure, and that point is sometimes lost on current generations. heart of the political structure ojf of reality, or by what they imagine unsatisfied but unaware of the A'STATB OF THE ART GUBDfe TO HEALTHY LIVING | which has "been the surgery of choice for snoring and apnea in the will be too painful. nagging doubts about themselves Honoring the man on ids birthday is fine; he is among New Jersey. All Jersey Boys have f past. With UPPP surgery, the soft palate is trimmed with a blade or an attachment to their hometowns For example, if a person is that make.them choose lovers or HOLIDAY MAKEOVER! only a handful of historical Americans who deserve such Thanks far a wonderful Christmas [ laser. This more extensive procedure requires hospitalization as unabje to have comfortable sexual, mates, jobs, professions, and other recognition. But as a nation, we must all work harder to . • • • • ••:*S1, and will do anything to proteclb [ there are significant potential complications and a recovery time of To The Chronicle: their honor. I will hot tolerate any}- MAKE YOtJR IKTEW YEAR'S RESOLUTION COMB TRUE 'l remember King's lessons on other days — every day. That, Cranford Family Care really shine at Christmas. about a month. On behalf of the many families that we served thing but respect for my own Our 2 N
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January 11,200-1 Cranford Chronicle Cranford Chronicle {Plains p^ oued from page A?l) ' Before Bias described the Sias told .Tbwnship Committee : Presidentelect George W. Bush's p ue^yinght another members -and others in atten- m ist minisiter iii admhiifltration, Cranford ofiSi* ijssue required ^solution T1- darice: Tuesday' night what they ^ I' ';•>• cials were hoping iMFrancesco^ • whether to buUd a storm iewer would entail. £- SCOTCH PLAINS — Theis a founding member of the minors in criminology arid who would ; take over for alon^^ththe inittient project or _yRev. Valerie Renee Hunter has Middlesex Central Baptist Afrb-American studies, from -Whitman as''acting governor ^ to save it for the Mure. Sias improvement ?roni; Springfield , ;been ordained as a Baptist Association of Associate and. Douglass College of Rutgers would appi^ove the flood bill withr. called the storm sewer an option, Avenue tp: Biyerjide Drive; in ; minister. Assistant Pastors. She has University. • out the matching-fvinds qualifica-. but ^ot a'ndsceMity.".'.. ":•. ;>.' . 'order to elimmate dips in. the tion.: But on iDec, 28, DiPrahcesco id U di ill!i is a project mar be piped aloilg : JTorth; eUminaied using a water tight ( rTcewaterhouse Coopers, Whitniah's ^••6arden'""'Place T and Hunter is pastor Working on insurance and With Jjibrancesco's v : ;v 1 Jupiter's atmosphere -education, counseling and and New Hope Baptist pension programs frdm the the bill, Cranford offiaalfl Av&ahei, ••. :':V: ;'''. ':' ('•'•' ••' side ;of town; from .. continuing their efibrts to come Mayor..'GeorgeJotnasdi he women's ministry. Association.... firm's Fort Lee office. Avenue to P^k Drive, where a CRANFORD <- Amateuk" ' As associate minister of St. up with a matching $3.25 miUion granted: to keep both options small;.pumping station will be The Scotch Plains resident She also owns All Occasions ,. open, since the projectwaB still a John's Baptist Church she installed on thej; Dryer Earm. its monthly business meeting for holdsacertificateiriChristian, by Valerie, which specializes Uttle w^ c^'Cranfoid is oblig- farmed a singles ministry and toward mitigating flooding,prob - Phise V^ will add additional sew- Jan. 19. Club: ministry and counseling from in event, planning, travel lems that have long plagued the ated to award a contract by April earned her license to preach. the New York Theological arrangements, advertising ers In; the Bahniere Parkway, The meeting — slated to be Jan. 18 — Canine .division of sheriffs department. '•township. . •"''''' '" 11 for^the storm Jnitigatipn pro- <,'• She sang in the Gospel Chorus Seminary. Hunter is studying, specialties, business forms< held at the Cranford campus of'. Jan. 25— Bill Schrdh from Liberty Hall museumin ^another pumping station* Sias Union County College, located at -and was active in the Women's for a master of divinity degree personalized; announcements, appropriated through the 'Phase' I^_p£.the flood plaii Elizabeth. ..flail.'; •:;;.'•' ••;..,/ ';>'; ;".:;',..:,: •';..''.,,."•'. 1033 Springfield Ave. — is sched- . iGuild and Young Matrons, dur- from the International favors arid photography/ Depairtmeht of Enyironmental'•* involyes:) Ae! pla^einen]; jof an ; Meetings are 1 p.m, at the Community Center on ing her 25 years with the • Coiocflnittee':.:.members , and uled to begin at 8 p.m. in the Roy Theological Seminary.. . . The new minister is the Protection; for distribution to; .e^ireSs^seyeri " "~ x L l W. Smith Theatre. At approxi- Walnut Avenue. Bring donations for Cranford Family \Morse Avenue church. She graduated from Scotch {laughter of Richard .Hunter; i :i 1 J ~ '-'- -H, residents voiced some j Care. ' ^ "' - -^-- -"-^ the-existence^ and^^ a; Tuesday, abput tiie load.' r mately 8;30 pan., the club will host A -charter member of thePlains-Pariwopd High" School Sr,, a retired Air Force officer; a' public lecture titled "Jupiter: Officers for 2001jare Bernice_£raffney president;'7lffin~ American Association * of before receiving a bachelor's and Shirley "u—'---ir o—i^i.. sewer would be on high ground, it r ma-press report. Winds, Waves and Currents," pre=— _,EajroJ^drfo^vJce-^ei5fdentrBob~i3ishe, second vice Christian Counselors, Hunter degree". in psychology, JrithjJBlain release issued last week that he \ would use igrayity tb;ptisji the . sented by Dr. Michael D. Allison. president; Bill Jonejs, treasurer; Ann Donnelly, secrel jtater through pipes to get to the Bd irecognized Cranfqrd''s need for";!'• A space scientist at NASA's Joyce Venezia, financial secretary; Fabio Mazzeo, Rahway River. The engiheersaid w)ntax)Uing floods.'Tlie residents 1 tee to consider more residential Goddard Institute for Space,. trustee; ~3 years; Clem Zavila, trustee, 2 years; and of Cranford have been struggling; ,he -.was pleased -biBcause'.uie- Studies in New "Sbrk City; Allison" Herman Occi, trustee 1 yeaiv with serious flooding prpblfims.''' express sewer V^ould "eTiminSe f ; .will examine the latest informa- Trips sponsored by the Thursday Club: ; fqr decjades": the 'State senate' ,; Ui6. heed forVpumj ^ ifoje redutv tion about the dynamic^ of the eyes Plaza 22 impact v,'• U)£ )6Xp0IlS©St * -OlflS ' SfllQ. xl^'-'lfl' inyolved," !n^, |g ' Tuesday, Jan. 30 — Atlantic City (Showboat). Call , president;;said. "This, matcji%; she did not want resio^nts 4xi fell Jovian atmosphere. Afterward, g^ahtis a-firststep^towardhel^ . hopeM construction for Phase I v (908) 276-8593. : lecture guests will be invited back : (Continued fromi page A-l) "The Union Township develop- Kenilworth officials believed will begin in earlyAugUst. '.;••' m Un'^i witfc^piam ^lA^oj^tibs ing .this community move §ov* • to the William Miller Sperry Atfty 11-18 — Mackinac Island, Mich. Call (908) 272- wouldj'' the mayor said, includ- er, Union 22 Plafca, LLC, never they could still appeal the ward on- critical flood control pro- : Phase ttiiivblyea two parts v^ ,, ,-.-.„.,...... "IfRie^sim"! 5375. ' ing the presence of two schools addressed operational, con- plaza plan at a later' date, . the construction .of fii pumping ply ;hecause township officials Observatory, located on campus, jects." "'5' ,•';.'•''-'•• ••"';:;:'•/':•:• '••"..'•. for an opportunity faTspeak with Oct. 4-10 — Nashville and Gatlinburg,-Tenn.-Call and a Little League field on cerns," Tripodi said. according to attorney Dan In order to begin construction . station and the construction of Said it Was okay ' Springfield Road, increased The Union Township Bernstein of Berstein & the North and South Connection,;/ —Allison*- -Wrattar-lfemittlnglelngff a I •••!:•;' of^^the project, the township must Gdinttiissibner , Dan traffic on both Springfield Road Planning Board, .according to Hoffman, the firm representing first gather tie necessary permit pipes' that will connect to the sta'- Aachetihach said he wanted to celestial viewing event will be con- Members celebrating birthdays are Charlotte Bluhm, an'd Route 22 and other con- the mayor, said\j£~«>would the borough in this matter. requirements, In order to receive tion, The pump will consist of five .Speak' with" residents to learn Gary 1 f empie Beth Ei M k r th mi ducted using the club's two large Dot Johnson, Lee Karczewski, Ray Grimes, Bernie cerns voiced by area residents. address all'of the above issues When Kenilworth learned in authorization for these permits, smaller pumps that will fkick on more aboujb then* concerns, while j «n . "s* ° 7 - « ° ^ c telescopes. Gaffney, Bertha Krak, Fabio Mazzeo, Pat Martinez and : 5K.u Palnf residente Arlene FGller' Helder fc**1™ WelnbeiB and Julie The mayor also noted the at the first plaza site plan February 2000 where, exactly, Sias said he first needs draft ... as the (water) level comes up," Commissioner Thomas Denijly Pl8 n80red b y the JewIsh Fedel< For more information, write to Stella Polenchak. Sias said; noting the pumps will: £ ? Jf P° , a«on of Central New Jereey, Is part of a national effort the Sperry Observatory at P.O. potential drain on Kenilworth's meeting it held, back in May of construction of the plaza would specifications for the project's five suggested sending out letter .to designed to encourage travel to Israel, despite reports of violence «"i°na.BTron Celebrating anniversaries are Carol and Ray Seney,, Police and Fire departments, 1999. Union officials adopted a be, Union officials claimed it' phases; .''-.. •'.- • '/•' • •'• v . : require emergency generators in residents whose homes would fell Box 111, Garwood, NJ 07027. 51 years; Sue and Fabio Mazzeo, 55 years. ^ citing "potential" problems that resolution endorsing . the site was too late to appeal the The first two phases have case of power failure, causing a into the construction zones. ' could arise regarding the plaza. two weeks later, but process, Bernstein said. "They already been approved, at least rise in price. Sias said he understood the Magnet High School Tuesday Club I] pulled the rug right out from as far as engineering and design Phases III through V still project would require "a lot of Fear not concepts. require final design approval, but cooperation (and) compromises." sets information session -The Cranford Senior Citizens Tuesday Club wiirhave'- under us," the attorney said. bingo and hot dogs Jan. 23. Right now, the Appellate SCOTCH PLAINS — The Division of the Union County Voyagers hope to prove Israel is safe for tourists Union County Magnet High Officers for 2001 are Eleanor Sherrier, president^ Superior Court is mulling over By THOMAS SCOTT go." V School for Science, Mathematics Edna Burns, vice president; Mike Jacky, treasurer; JoanT who can give us as much infor- Donohue, secretary; and Kay Wright, financial secretary' Kenilworth's desire for an oral THE CHRONIfcLB Based in Jerusalem, the mis- mation about different aspects and Technology is open to high argument after receiving briefs Students learn lessons of King sion agenda will put the 30 pil- of what is going on," she added. school students interested in those The Tuesday Club is sponsoring an Atlantic City trip? from the borough on Dec. 15. SCOTCH PLAINS - grims through a crash course of "There will, for instance, be an fields. Wednesday, Jan. 17 to the Showboat. Cost is $14; you wiltj 'Downplaying reports of terror- current Israeli life and events, Any pupil currently in grade 8 receive $17 in coin. The bus leaves 9:30 a.m. from the,i Borough Attorney Thomas (Continued from page A-l) the social studies department, Curt asks. For example,' Miller ism and violence, an intrepid economic report on how Israeli Your child may be smarter than bis or hor grades show. including attacks against'its is invited to an "information ses- senior housing at 40 Meeker Ave. •» Vitale said he is uncertain as to program. From Monday to Jan. 26, Jioags. explained, the head asks what a group of 30 local residents tourism has dropped almost 70 I. '•Ou t teachers help children of all ages overcome frustration when a decision on the oral each student will strive to do more Some classes are reading stories person would think, while the population centers. percent since October." sion" scheduled to begin at 10 a.m. For reservations, call Joan at (908) 276-4134. The pub$ embarked Saturday night on a "There will be briefings with J •and failure, and realize their potential. arguments may be reached, but for others, then log their efforts and "talking about the historical mouth asks what a person would The travelers acknowledge Jan. 20 on the Magnet High lie is invited. " with the World Wide Web contest. say and the heart asks what a per- solidarity mission to Israel. the media (and) politicians, School campus at the Union said it would likely be some- significance of Martin Luther 1 that thehvsupport mission will Members celebrating January birthdays are YoU Weak Basle Skills I A few hours a weok.can help your child Wilde said students were commit- ffing," Fogas said. The second- son would feel. ' The group's goal is to show meetings with the families of have no impact politically on County Vocational and Technical " '"iP^V0. wea't study skills and gain the Educational time in the spring. support for the Israelis and to Colomban, Bridgit McLaughlin, Jean Jankunas, Bert ting acts of kindness such as sitting graders are creating a timelinean d For Miller, the exercise me Israelis that have died in the the larger issues of the peace School, located at 1776 Raritan Pedde and Ann Phelan. Edgo. Your child enn discover learning is fun with someone who is alone or end- writing stories, while the fifth "putting yourself in people's i show others it is safe to travel last three months, and a rrteet- process. But the group is Road in Scotch Plains. . Our testing pinpomtsproblems and, wo tutor in ing 'altercations using tactful mea- grade will perform a play on King's I and is mqre engaging than a 8 in the region, despite' urirest ll < I i J I it mi It,, . nonetheless excited about the Offiqals will be on hand at the Ufe and kmdergartneri and first- lecture on King. nft*s a mi with the state of Palestine. Kenilworth Senior V" Wo Motivation \ teidihg, panics, Bludy'skm's,.mnthvin'd SAT/ACT sures. , "/ have no opportunity to renew its bonds session io answer questions about graders are focusing on the 1 Have doing a report, but better 1 , "I have no reservations about reserva- prop. Since 1977, we've helfied hundreds of thousands of kids do better in school Older grades at the school, with Israel and Judaism. Magnet High School programs Citizens Club \ Service according to Wilde, will be viewing A Dream" speech. ___ makes (students) focus on (going* s^id Julie Singer of ,ve me a bet- audits curricQlum. , Call.its and let us help your child break the failure chain. St&PidJafl, A moffi f tions^abioutgoing. I've The club held its monthly membership meeting* Jan. 3 / : films that "point to significant mile-- Beverly—Millerr a fiftf-grade 1 beirigjfl Jew,, • stones " of '•King's ufe'' -and, ^the '•social, studies' .teacher at ; the. person's life.... rather than just ' who has alreadyy mmada e ^-Ueltlm'o^JtP^eig] ! iUSQ^sXlk7T""—•«•****_* « **wrjuu puvnhW ifiQ a different , with 105 in attendance and new President Minnie I •885-0530 P J impact hehad on ciyil rights." Livingston Avenue School, takes an ing notes and facte" ..trips to j Israeli. "I've t felt more neighborhoods in' and *&oa~der~Sspect-,to volun- High School' information, visit Leikauskas presiding; Guest speaker was Dale Spindei I ffffl* FREE ESTIMATES ;.•.:•; : innovative approadtji to _teae1-'--' unsafe in certain neighbor- artW ' "It lets the kids see where ho:; JerSe]/ ana teering," said Scotch Plains res- www.ucvis.tec.nj.us on the World , director ~of the Kenilworth Public Library; she spoke/ 3VALO PRUNING frounb-table discus- hoods in New Jersey and iimt Wide Web. about the renovations to the library and its reviseS "STUMP GRINDING At vEhe Hillside Avenue $chooli, "stick-man.";, •'• sions work' best when it .cpmesti) Manhattan." Manhattan." renew my ties andd strengthen hours as a result. discussing almost any issue. In &' my ers e ve Your child can kam BWdgevwiter Edison • ' Mortfctowri IHR EMERGENCY SERVICE classrooms are infusing King into, : Students watch ai film strip;riak,-:' The trip, sponsored by the — Julie Sinnat P P cti J» what's hap- Retired Senior Volunteer Program members recorded • : 908-725-3900. 732-906-0900 973-292:9500 varying sects of education, includ- ing notes as. they go along, then group setting, she said, .students Jewish Federation of Central uuuc •aiiiyoi pening in Israel. Rather than Vo-Tech meets 'demand' •.•••' East Brutwwlck Mlddletown Springfield Call far Special ."freally.do open up,^ and this lends 1,053 hours during the year. RSVP hours in December 732-257-7500 732-671-0200 973.2S8-OIQ0 ing social studies, literature -and. using a stick figure partner up to "New, Jersey, is scheduled to last Scotch Plains relying on newspaper reports with cosmetology course Whiter' Bates writing, according to the head of. answrer questions ;0ach body part itself well to a discussion on King:. 1 five days. Some members of the for my understanding of events were 232 for nutrition, 83 at the Cranford Health and Questions up for debate between group h4ve staying a full week in Israel, I will have the benefit SCOTCH PLAINS - To meet Extended Care Center, 81 making; baby hats, 24 ringing" Westbrook's students include "can so they can visit with family ing with members of the fami- of the experience of the trip." the demands of the industry, the the bell for theSalVation Army and 22 1/2 at Children's you really feel that bhp. person cah lies and children who were The group will also be bring- Union County Vocational- 'Specialized Hospital. j make a difference?" arid arewe a 1 'and friends. Among the group , are Rabbi Gary Karlin of the attacked in their school bus in ing goodwill items for 300 sol- Technical Schools will again offer Membership is now 357 and open to all Kenilworta LOWEST! HOURS: MC:,.-THUR5. 9A-.' - 9pr; Temple Beth-El Mekor Chayim Gaza," said Scotch Plains resi- diers now on active duty from a full-time cosmetology course this seniors; visit the Senior Citizens Center at 52g spring. •• Fsi. K S.r. 9AK • IOPI.' • Sir;. 10A(.' • 6P ,..,._.___, said shie hope* thj 'in Cranford and other residents dent and mission co-chair- Arad, a developed city in the Boulevard for an application. Events scheduled: 5 discussions help students : se i from the Union County area. woman Hiedi Penziner Negev, and Central New The cosmetology course is just Martiii Luther King. Jr. Day a i • Tuesday, Jan. 16 — Birthday party for January birth} GUARANTEED Not responsible for typographical errors; The Voyage is one of several Weinberg, who has been to Jersey's sister community. one of various full- and part-time Sale iterps cash & carry only! Sale prices more than a chance to sleep in or go Israel five times in the last 10 courses available in the spring days, 1 p.m. The Union Harmonica group wig provide iU _ being sponsored by the United These items include towels, fteB i/10/D1-1/16W1. Prices do not shopping. She said she wants months as part of various local, semester, which begins on Jan, 22, entertainment. >x ' y Jewish Communities of the toothbrushes, toothpaste, shoe state and national volunteer Cosmetology classes are scheduled 'Friday, Jan, 19 — Bingo, 1 p.m. < include sales tax Beer prices, represent United States and Canada; a polish, heavy sdeks, ski masks Bib|ttttoMCieguiatiota. that we are "one person ^..u .»« efforts. J to be held Monday through Friday Thursday, Feb. 1 — Atlantic City (Trump Plaza). Call 24-12 oz. bottles unless otherwise noted, ,'combined total of 876 travelers and candy and snackd, accord- equal" arid that King "died believ- between noon and 6:30 p.m, Joe Matturro at (908) 272-7743. are expected to meet up with "There will also be people in ing to a press release issued by 870 St. George Ave., Rahway, CVS Shopping Center • 732-381-6776 • FAX 732-381-8008 ing that (people, should) be strong attendance who are extremely the Jewish Federation of The Vo-Tech curriculum is • Feb. 13-14 — Atlantic City overnight trip. Call Trudy 2370 Plainfield Avenue, South Plainfield • 908-756-2165 • FAX 908-756-0850 and never give up." .. • ] local groups in Israel. "It's important to set an knowledgeable about the peace Central New Jersey. designed to meet the examination at (908) 272-9547. In Garwobd schools, Dr. King as process," Weinberg said. Upon their return, some of requirement of the New Jersey Nutrition lunches are at noon Monday, Wednesday SEAGRAMS^ DEWARSor ABSOLUT aOSECUERVO\ a regular part of the annual cW- (example for the community, to "Among them some of biggest show that it is safe to go now, the volunteers are expected to Board of Cosmetology. The course and Friday. All seniors are welcome; registration is 7 CROWN I J.W. RED Vodka 80" Gold Tequila I riculum.: . Throughout ;• tbh political leaders in the country give talks on their experiences includes special classroom train- Washington School, bulletin boards • that it is really possible to required. i.rs uiayy. — Barak attended the October and encourage other local resi- ing involving the use pf man- -20% )d J depict pieces of King's life, indue: i rearrange your life for a week mission, and I've also seen Mahjongg is 10 a.m. Monday, Wednesday and Friday. and pick up and go," Singer dents to undertake similar mis- nequins, demonstrations and live ing pictures of hup colored in'ty Simon Perez. sions to Israel. models. The crafts group meets 10 a.m, Tuesday and Friday. A khidergarten and first-grade sti • said. "I have never felt unsafe "They will try to get u& to line dancing class is 1 p.m. Wednesday. dents, while teachers facilitate a (there. We have to combat the No dates for those discus- For full details, call the M :S -• see as many people as possible sions have been scheduled. ^CANADIAN: "^j gW CUTTY . 9ft M discussion with 'the student^ • feajr and spur more people to Admissions Office at (908) 889-' 1.75L BALUNTINEriron OOOB feaffiiT 20 regarding King's leadership. "Witji 8288, ext. 341 or 340. AARP Chapter 4269 Scotch liJtVnil<6a» VSLRBL"" 1.78L SMIRNOFF him beiiig sudx a man of peace, Trips sponsored by the AARP chapter: Vodka 80* Wl WHITE HORSE*QAM 1.75L GORDONS they (discuss) conflict resolution Wednesday, Jan, 24 •— Atlantic City (Showboat). Cost Vodka BO* with the kids," said Rosalie Gaeta, SMIRNOFF Q» ffio**^' T|8* 1.751 WOLFSCHMIDT 1.75LGORDONS, . , ij Grace and Peace teens kick off 'souper' care effort is $13; you will receive $17 in coin. Bus leaves the 1 1 M Vodka 80°.. •Girt . .nini.r-^T....' . ,',,V*W< Garwood's: administrative assis- B0«. , ii"5«* 1.7SLGEORGI : Centennial Avenue pool 8:45 a.m. Other Atlantic City :::::i5 Vodkaao' tant to the superintendent. .;. CRANFORD — The "New not officially involved with the Teen-agers in participating "New Nation of God" class will 1L JOHNNIE 22s9 - ii 1 Elation of God" class at the NFL championship game. churches collect donations in trips are Feb. 28, March 28 and April 25. At the Linrob-FranHin School, spend the night at the Goodwill May 3 — "Abie's Irish Rose" at Hunterdon Hills art and enrichment programs are •Grace and Peace Fellowship More than $10 million has large soup pots; the money is Home and Rescue Mission in . designing projects and aimed' at -Church is scheduled to partici- been raised for church-funded remitted by each church to the Newark and serve a noon meal Playhouse. Cost is $53. DR. DOMIN1CK BENEDETTO idiscussirig King's accompUsh- pate Jan. 28 inihe "Souper Bowl charities since the program charity of its 'choice. The "New to the mission's residents. Sept. 20 — "100 Wild and Crazy Years," 20th century ments, Teachers are integrating •xjf Caring." began >in 1990, according to a Nation of God" is the teen-age music and comedy revue. Cost is $51. I ' Regular . |9.IMIMJ For more information on the DR JCM CONFINO, & ciyil rights and related topics into " The event is a church-spon- press release issued this week class at Grace and Peace. church or its programs, visit For mdre information, call Michael Doncrank at (908) DR. JEFFREY REISMAN their classes/according toPrincipa l sored prbgram held the same By the Grace and Peace • In addition, the "Souper Bowl www.graceandpeace.net on the 486-6679. All trips are open to the public. Karen Gray. , *day as the National Football Fellowship Church, located on Service Blitz" is scheduled for World Wide Web or call (908) Area schools are not the only "League's Super Bowl, but it is Raritan Road in Cranford. Saturday. Ten members of the 276-8740. 1.SLCITRA Monlepuldano- CM one saluting the ciyil rights leader. 760 R. MONQAVfifiOObBnoOE Treblaw • Chard,.* Martot,,....D Are Pleased To Announce 760BOSCA jular Cranford Township holds an annu- Son honors Kenilworth couple Spunwila Whltj Ji)|ahdfll ..,„..: 7!*0 LUNA Dl LUNA . :e.PASi 760 BUTTER HOME otarloto'HedBoHto- CM al Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. 760 COOKS . M\ ^kWesa/Mortol...... _...O The Opening Of udslido ." White 2ml. • Chanbi Bdrt'Dry •» • RodZinl, Recent Releases A perate American (Meg Ryaji, .liberated from cutes) whose engiaeer: 'Crimes of the Heart' ''Bounce"•'—-'Ben Affleck playsBuddy Amaral, a benignly arrb^ husband (David Morse) is held ina "classic" Lathi American.coun- Your horoscope guide, Ja^ gant ad exec stuck ata\isnowed-in airport. Hemeets up with both ' in Focu3 . try by rebel extortionists. There is too much mood hxiUarig: and • plot dawdling, but all the actors do rather well, including a-jbig; : a friendly blonjle named Mimi (Natasha Henstridge) and a home- I coming to Morristown By WANDA PERRY 22): You're inclined to make SCORPIO (Oct. 24 - Nov. PISCBlS ( 19 •-, tyvs; tEugAwhoi aeemSj like- a-sprdid: 6e$M RomerpVy^d^T^jnor 21): Dealing with the respon- Btackford's directiqri finds a, tough, exciting rhythm in the big MORRISTOWN — Beth Best American Play of 1991. Jt COPLEY NEWS SERVICE sudden and unwise decisions J)J^y^ Henley's first professionally pro- was turned into a popular fea- ^ about your finances^ Shy away sibility -of ^family "or:; home • prove- to be the source of valu\ duced play, "Crimes of the ture film starring Diane Keatori,'. .ARIES (March 21 - April from loaning money to a part- repairs leaves a lot to :be able information ; Tap ihtd . anoa Annr cf —7-, r~--. N--_ —-—,,-.-—».• —~r .vrwUv^ „„ r»w,-Y" » "*B..UUBUW™. . "Rugrats in Paris.-The Movie" — The animated Rugrat^go IJeart," is Coming to the Bickford Jessica Lange and Sisst Sjpacek. 19): You ire likely to meet ner with no means to pay. you desired. Seek ways to. liberate your subconscious and come' A n*-*^ »,;4«™ AuC'i • i £. i","^""":,"";"*7'"™" """"*"- . imprompt Vtnu good See d atat a convenienc1 e fctore, Jack awakens On Theater. Henley was only 29 when she some- unique and unusual back. yourself from these stressful away with a: new awareness. SrSSrSS' ' X^T ?°°x f^ ,f ^^f ^ ^/^y^W*^--- Whopping parodybfDurtfDisney, Susan SaVandonyoices the main "Crimes" is scheduled to open individuals this week. Pay demands. wA. w^;u«-« • k'•• "i i- a.- A °°^i ,cwpyoungsons Christmas to find himself still Jack CamDbelL but liviner with v^izll-.Xl i—• „ ^:^.i...U:.» vu^J.. and__J- yuppi,...^:»e egotis^-u~it U,iiwh^o •• wrote "Crimes of the Heart" — LEO (July 23 - Aug. 22); THIS WEEK'S : BIRW a a r e n ei S Feb. 15 at thq Morris Museum, her first full-length play. attention to their, comments Restless best describes your SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 - • and-a. nowhere, job in real estate. A year later, out of. reha;b arid DAYS: This pVo^nisea to be a JSSvriK From S ?es^bewider^dJ?* w ^ ^^^. Manfull^ y struggling tea^ located at 6 Normandy Heights The show is slated to run at or mannerisms and perhaps mood. Answer' the call of the Dec. 21): Words put together determined to make amends, Buddy tracks dowcpn, on a sense ot life hke this: "I wake un covered hv doi»^aliva. After dronriine' A. lo»nr> i..*™; •——^—^^^ ^^ e Road in Morristown. the Morris Museum l in inspiring passages are like very exciting period in your moment: they meet, •-, the movie starts to take new leaw^tbing_ortwfrL___ wildjwithin your squL "jump 1 ' The play is a dark comedy -Thurwdrtya— FnctayiF . and. ". • TAURUS (April 20 '- May on a chance to do something music to your'"ears."Welcome" Hffillth^td inevitability.'Cast; Ben Affleck Gwyneth Pal¥ow"joe^rtdn T^-IT T ? ^VP^™^!^^ _about tliree cojnpleteljidifferent^ Saturdays and. 2 p.m. Sundays ,20): Take advantage of an you never dreamed possible^ _ mental stimulation fJik '"auteur."'-.^ Night Shyamalan: to duplicate his whatzit hit "' but devoteo\ sisters," set TrTtHe"'""" -——*•=——•— - ^tih minded friends or, associates. .- personal fulfillment, ' , ^?S^5 ^^S^^I^S^^ backwater par- Sixth Sense;" Bruce: Willis is the dazed ^wy 7 VlKGDlAug. 23 - Sept. 22): r small town,of Ha?lehurst, Miss.. Tickets cost $25 apiece for the career. path or. professional Excel working alone or on a CAPRICORN (Dec.'22 - Keep an opeii inind and be. ni: JI T r&i ••• ••••••.»» -•> • «; yV " '- v. :•;: "•.•••"." waiks-aw^4inacfatcned. then discovers his miraculbusi frerietcr • : Cheadje, Josef, Somber, MakenZ1e Vega, Harve Preenell. Running ^berS^^^ lEach of the sisters faces different general public and $23 apiece for cabling. The ideal job or .project that allows you toJan. 19): Your financial status willing to make adjustments-. wm > he's; Criisqe. Director •• ~ if? minutes, » '-•»•; -L•-•'••3- T i > innj ^ V . ™g scettes) leads him to clues, he should have fathomed years. problems, but.in the end realize senior citizens Morris Museum assignment 'allows you to be express your .individuality. - is somewhat unstable at this in your: thinking pattern dur- stages a that despite their various hard- members and students will be true to yourself. ' Put your own personal stamp time\ Take thie proper steps to d . ships, they still have each other admitted for $22 apiece. ing the coming -year/-' ; V -.• GEMINI'(May.;21:- June on the finished product. coyer your; basic expenses and Friends oiTiassdciates' play a: ; When "Crimes" premiered in For tickets, please call (973) 21): Explore an..interest in LIjBRA j(Sept. 23 -: Qct; 23): avoid going into'debt. CHiick siiffers injurieisi'v ,, ,v ,..«„. the 1980s, it won several awards 538-8069. For more information, major role in. helping yOii to0 spear fisiL and split coconuts, uses tliienuts:t"6 slave i unconventional philosophies A love-at-first-sight experi- AQUARIUS (Jan.,20 - Feb. : ~— including the Pulitzer Prize form liew .opinions. : a ei visit www.morriBmuseum.org on or schools of tnoughib. T0On't . enc& adds a special excite- 18): Excitiirtg experiences dot idevelbps a chumniy relationship with.a piece of F_FedE, x flotsam'. . o^mimmii »!;io i«j i>mw,;>.^ «vi«,.»i. w,',,ji«ft ;» <,•...... ,:..'. ..•'.. .• for Drama and.'the New York the World-Wide Web or (Ml (973) 1 rijle out any ideas or concepts ment to yow life.. Have fun yoiir path and: beckon to you Opportunities aboundin the "CastAway" doesn't reach: for big.metaphpric meaning, like Drama Critics Circle Award as 538-0454. until you have> done your with it. Turn oh the charm to follow, In your search for artistic or creative communi- '1.; research;. ':.".'•'..•-: .••,•.."•..•..'•• '-: and see: just how deep the; self-understanding) don't be ty. UAl§asl\ your hidden tal- j attraction goes. .. : ents and abilities. :• ; B»^ tonnoj xx i, T i I i»*'i.1 l. •'••'%\-i -^zr—^-7— -^—. /ab-FoiiifwasThitting thebig timei With itsieheeky huiaor and con- , CANCB^V (June; 22: - July; afraid to blaze new trails. •' cave, by six bdlfi-fobls stfapped-to^^ cahriisters orB 3 11 6 a e an wise inan vfho gtiy6 it to them is igporant of its vulnerability-to i^SrC^S^ ^^ ? ^ ^^ » J% nered ^Academy Award: nomiriatioii1 s ^ fbT scxfiawjei&a Tlie-j>roDf of the pudding ish. Jiut the movie runs past its naturally satisfying cliihax. Cast: ,•• • AJ::.; J.J:i..^.ji:,ii::.wii^.N- • • *..• ••-*f*r^>rr-. ^—» •sSnlighir); Thtwmjuntains are jqaajestic and only^ spmetimes fate. \ < mt Tom Hanks, Helen Hunt •^••~~««»~ ii—.-.-i t--.._- coii.. _'ji.i,-_. r>L'i. J - effectiF^^uried aji tis like huge Wolss; of budgfit; and.tfre:dia.",- k ..•winter,.,,.,..,.....,,.. SG.13.Thrj is.stupifyiiigih- the.meaningfuUy.Bttachp, yagujily"spiritual^> is the Pulitzer. utterly. Hollywood^manner.:Director Martin GafflpbeH«iimbs the jyie,we finaMy meet '(in^deaWedk^npt^toplaytne.actual hero: Cart Bri^hear, the dud script because, well, it's there. 107 minutes. Rated PG-13; 1 star. RAHWAY — The Union 5. Admission is $15. thln ; jGamerpn UWh a'v first, black man; tpb^ an elite M County Arts Center has.issued ••;>. Maureen iicGovern.(sihgeJr) ? for N't -cars ^fm. Nirb own museum, of effects he's used "Whiat; Women \tamt — Please, let it riot be this brutally Barrymore), a martial-a,rts va c its winter and spring schedule: and John Piazafelli (guitarist), 8 ,'*-WV-VK-^-**-* * •-••*• - r ••• *-•••• x- u.uuu.ue.m,.^,.,,^,.i Fear^ " ascow.uwxl «u^ ,u« BWuu»u eruption P^ 9^ • Liz Story in "A Winter p.m. Saturday, April 7. Admission . ist .witn a KicK-Dutt attituae and a weakness tor question- , f "jR gi w Buil" fists Chtfrlize Therbn and Aunianue Ellis are the ^ Preeningly adorable ad; nian in Chicago, who finds his fe,mv ab o a n Solstice Concert," 8 p.m. is$36-$26.' ••...••-•• ^ men. Rpunding out ihe. photogenic; trio is Alex (Lucy Liu), •;» gtand^^na femaleB, there's a rather, ridicubus series of diving nineside.- he becomes a stud; from Both MarsaM Venu$; Helen Saturday. Admission is $25 and well-b^edbeau^ : with a^ack. for; crospbc^ . "• 'The Adventures of Peter ; •• «.-••••• 1 • -D ^ /nMI •»*•• v iSi? thrills, and Hal Holbrobk is a nutcake base tbmmandeR $18. . • . . •• •'.-.• . •; ' " . Rabbit" (stage play for families), insights. The. concept, gizmo is that he can read women's minds, • "Five Guys Named Moe" 1 p.m. Saturday, April 14. and what thia't seems to establish is that women are Whiney hyp- (Broadway musical), 8 p.m.Admission is $9. '••'•'•!'. and ?py on Roger Corwin^imC^ ocrites who rarely say what they think and feel, Bette Midler, Saturday, Jan. 20. Admission is • Blood, Sweat and Tears (60's competitor wh^ Lauren. Holly, DeltaBurke, Marisa Toniei, Ashley jfohnspn, Valerie $18, ', . •. •••••• ••'•-'•=• , .. • •••• rock group), 8 p.m. Saturday, Qu«e«»* T«^an Capote's Black and White Ball) rip ^p&es Perrine and a darling doing an Audrey Hepburn (cirda "Funny • Chuck Mangione (70's jazz April 21, Admissioh $32-$22. , Face") knpckoff are among the females who should be embar- star), 8 p.m.. Saturday, Jan. 27. • Sammy Kaye Tribute . enjoy in.the abouton your way to^theparking, ^^ ^ i V tii ; lu Liberace); This lavish kibble pile of rassed to be seen in this shameless st&r smooch for Gibgpn, whpge Admission is.$28-$20! . ik At a p S Orch0strak 1 p,jn. Tbiirsday, May i ismade^somewhat charming and, always active by the cuteness is just about insufferable! Sadly, it was largely written • Thei Amazing Kreskin; 8 p.m. 3Adiii$15missiottis$15,: : by women and directed by pne, Nancy Meyers, Rated PG-13, 1 Friday, Feb. 2. Admission is $18. sspluS many other breeds. The sequel goes for more 1 "Snoopy: The Musical," 3 and -utes, Rated PG-13. 3 -star' - ••••.' :-" ;•.'.. •;' ..'/.•••;••••'• ' '.-';. ;••' •.-..• •;• !"•,-.. •.''.'. '•'.. '•'.•.•' • . .Westfield Symphony 7 p;m. Sunday, May 6. Adniission H rather than better and, on that level, seenis to satisfy kids. 87 • ^Dr. Suess' How the Grinch Stole Christma8 .— For about minutes. Rated G, 2 1/2 stars. .-••:::-,-..;'.':-[.':,:,:,::y- •>-.'.v.-. •_•:••' Ratings: 4 stars, excellent; 3 stars, worthy; 2 stars, mixed; 1 Orchestra, 8 p.m. Saturday, Feb. •is$18..';•;•'•. •-..•• .-'.\.:. \ -...-,••• an hour thi$ high-pressure "event" maintains some of the old : "Proof of Iiife" -^-^'Ai rather bloated, invblviilg, not quite con- star, poor; 0 stars,, forget it. .: : : ! 3. The program includes • The Manhattan Transfer Seuss charm about the Grinch who gtabs the Christinas goodies vincing throwback to the old foreign intrigue movies that starred Capsules compiled from movie reviews written by DaVid "Creation of the World" by (vocal group),8 p.m, BViday, May of .WhoVille (Anthony Hopkins! narration of the rhymed text is a Milhaud, the "L'Arlesienne 12. Admission is $40-$28.: big help). But then director Ron "Never Say No to Too Much" Bogart and Mitchum.-Ruflflell-'Giiovti^ subs for them nicely as an Elliott, film critic for The San Diego Union-Tribune, and other expert iti ransom .'negotiation and hostage rescue, helping a des- staff writbrs.-. v ; , , . ^ i : .: ! Suites" by Bizet and a piano cohr In addition, tibe tJnioji County '^Howard succumbs to bad habit,I piling;on special effects, loud cli- certo by McGurty. Adrfiissioh is Arts Center-is the sole New maxes and the aniusing yet -overcooked energy of Jim Carrey's : $40-$25. ' :: • ' ; ' . '•'; vlerseylocationfbr the Library of Grinch. We become very aware, of the $120 million budget.but • "Ramona Quimby" ,(stage Congress Kim Reservation Tour. thereis a swell dog and little girl. Also, a touch of hypocrisy (the play for fainilies), 3 p.m. Sunday, Titles scheduled: , '•'.', movie is. a merchandizing bonanza, yet the story. condemns holi- Feb. 4. Admission is $9. * "Big Business" (1929, sUent) day consumerism). 94 minutes. Rated PG. 2 1/2 stars.. . • • The Lettermen (60's pop and"Dt. Strang^eloye" (1963), 7:30 / "bude»:Wlier«'s.My^^C movie's chief dudes are. vocal group), 8 p^m. Saturday, p.mV Thursday, feb, 22. •:' 1 roommates Jesse (Ashton Kutcher) and Ghester (Seanh William by DONALD MARGULIES Feb. 10. Admissidn is$24-$17;; ; ,..- •"What's Opera, Doc? ! (1957, • Scott). The two can't quite remember what;they did the night directed by DANIEL SULLIVAN •• "UnforgettaHe: The Nat, animated) and 'Tarikee. Doodle DAVID AUBURN 'King* Cole Story;" 3 p.ia. Sunday, bandy" (1942), B p.m. Friday, )?eb.. ;;befqre. Next, they realize Jesse's,car is missing. And then things directed by Feb. 11. Admission is $18. ; ' • iget^eird.Tte pair's.: girlfriends (Jennifer Garner .and Maria VARIETY ARTS THEATRE • no 3rd A ve. at i4th st. DANIEL SULLIVAN • "Baba Yaga and Other V "WhaW Opera; Do^" $; ; scold the dudes for destroying, the. girls'fiousejcult^em - TELECHARGE (212) 239-6200 •GROUPS (212) 768-2994 Folktales," 3 p.m. Sunday, March animated), "Gertie the Dinosaur" . (1914, •• animated, 'silent) tmd Joy: the jiriiysrge; • aiia a transsexual stripper pursues the • CALL TELE-CHARGE TODAY: 212-239-6200 4. Admission is $9 for adults and "dudefl, looking^ for a missing suitcase foii'bJf'm^eViltV'maiidy-tiv free foif children under 12. -••• ' • "Duck.: Soiip*- '(1933),, |: 'p. .mi : _ «. ..OUTSIDEMETROKV:80O-432-'/25D Saturday,l]eb;^ii•••'' :: ' . •: bunch of nbnseride, an excUse'fbr:the s^ ;•-•.--- • • Beiiny:' Goodman Tribute Chester, to^ Ham it tip(.'likei a...Tiger Be.at version bfCheech.and tUWALTER KERB THEATRE 219 we ST . *a» ^A^^i 1 "a, 1 p.m, Thursday, April • "On the Waterfi-ont" (1964), 7 dutrageotisly; Gpbd jFood at Outragfe^sl^ J • pirn; Saturday, Fet, 24. , Chong. But'"Dude" has such a goofy, gpod-naturedy subtly satiric ; • "The Great Train Robbery" energy that it's hard to take sriipinjg at: it seriously. It rocksiDude. Voted Area's i(i903, silent): and "Raging. BuU" Cast: Ashton Kuteher, .Seann William Scott, Jennifer Garneri p"Steakhouse" .(1980),9 •p.m; Saturday, Peb. 24. .Maria Sokolofjf, David Herman/ Hal Sparks, Rated .PG-13; 21/2^ .Al^xiis Stealchpuse M CHAMPAGNE BRUNCH "••• y•• "The Great Train Robbery" ,0ta.rs.: ,;/:..;; .::,.- ;.. •'..'•':.'•:' •'•. '': ' '.>,'| ,. .'.•.•••. ..;'.[:I''^'.:': /•-''•. ''>:• /•'S-^ 'Home of24ozGredt$teaki\ (1903, silent) and "Safety: Last" "Dungeons & Dragons" ~ In Izmer, a medieval world where 1246 Route 21 Westy Mountainside^ 10 am to 2 pm'::••[; '.. (1923, silent), $ p.m. Sunday, Feb. magic and reality meet,, the land isidiyided into those whp posses : •W Valley Road, etiftoh, NJ Tel. l(973)74<5'660p - : 25;.:.-o;y ;•-. ••••.••.• ••.-... magic powers (mages) and: those 'who do. ttbt (epmmbners). Strife ^(BHigginsAvenue, Btielle, Nf Tel. 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'. ,••'•' B-8 Cranford Chronicle January 11,2001 Cranford Chronicle Five Cranford students com- Mattnew Esolda of pleted requirements for their : Woodside Avenue in Crahford degrees from Montclair State | Campus notes has:.; received a Dean's University in Upper Montclair Scholarship; He is a freshman '•• in August. The recent gradu- in the . College of Arts and ates: degree in physical education DeWitt L, Harper Scholarship and teacher prep during.fall fromWofford College in 'Sciences.;•••••''•::/•: •'.•'••'•• .-• ;'„ •-.•. ; Don Anthony Frip, bache- : WESl'PtELD J-- CONTACT hoW to actively listen and deal commencement exercises i)6c. SpartanbUrg, S.C, The two Also in their freshman year with a broad' range of human lor of music with a concentra- at Syracuse are Natalie We. care, the 24-hour telephone tion intheory and composition. 9. • f~- - scholarships are awarded sepa- crisis: hotline, is • recruiting vol- ; needs. .'• .'••.- \; rately to deserving students in Pappas of Princeton; Road in Erica Bahrmann Harris, ; Cranford, enrolled in the ! unteeirs to staff its phone lines. Experts- in grief counseling, a health-related field. • master's degree in comftiiinica- Jonathan Morris of College ' of ; Visual and For more than 26 years, mental health issues, active lis- tion science and disorders with Baltniere Parkway in Cfa'nford, McKay is ..active in .the.. Performing Arts/ and Vanessa CONTACT •;We .rCare has tening and spirituality will join Wofford: Ambassadors pro- a .concentration in. speech lan- has , received the Greek Ve'ca' of Summit &md in rtcruited, trained and .super: with. CONTACT'S professional guage pathology. Scholarship Award at Syracuse gram, Alpha Phi Omega and Granford, enrolled " in ..:. the vised adult volunteers to offer staff to conduct the next round -shooting Cougars gun down Tigers -, Patricianne Laferrera, University ' in Syracuse, N.Y, the Wofford band, The son of the gift of listening to callers in of training•classes,; the release College: % Human J v : ^ANia MU The grant encourages academ- Ian and Anna May McKay is a d J '' " said. . .•••... . ';" 1974 to scope 1,000 points in his m response, Development; \ . • TOE CHRONICLE everybody else answer him," said Johnstone. "I gqaL_a three-pointer from the left : jmajoring in biology at •' •*•'.*,#. . •. ... / •'' V '• career. Jon Brown also .knocked Snyder and More than 1,000 callers . The classes are scheduled to too — the whole can't say enougb^aboufc what Mike"corner, Cranford made six of 10 Miriam Vaskovicova, men and sorority every mpntjti reach out to the run 7 p.m.-10 p.m. Thursday down several long range jumpers Brown drained team ha^~ ADDITIONS • CONSTRUCTION BUILDING • REMODELING HOME IMPROVEMENT PAPIC CONSTRUCTION AMS HOME IMPROVEMENT WOOD FLOORS AAA CEILEX PAINTING lu WE STOP LEAKS Snyder becomes first to score 1,000 in 27 years! We Spedaltze to AH fyfts of HOOK Improwmut by Georue Inc. INT/EXT/WALLPAPEB By DANIEL MURPHY CLARK BUILDERS, Inc. ment Saturday, defeating Linden The silky smooth lefty is the points. mark. Additions* Decks •Dormers SMALL & ODD JOBS WELCOME HOME RENOVATIONS 30Yra Expenenoe THE CHRONICLE ~" for the first time in 15 years, Mike because of his scoring. Through MAKEYOUROW FLOORS WOKUKENEW BATHROOM • BASEMENT • KITCHEN BEST PREPARATION Complete Roof Stripping Specialists & All Repairs first Cranford boys basketball After Snyder scored his 1,000th "It would mean a lot to me to "We Beat Home Centers Free Estimates • Fully licon ed&ln urod Snyder reached an even rarer Saturday, Snyder was leading we INSTALLED* REPAIRED* REFJNISHED CERAMIC TILE • PERGO FLOORING • PAINTING CARPENTRY • SHEETROCK • COMM. • RESID. w« Fully Insured Free Estimates player since Norm Hobbie in 1974 point on a breakaway layup, the break the record, but I'm not wor- team in assists (35), rebounds(Q $ • 100% Financing Avqilabla CRANFOKD - While the milestone, when his layup with to reach that milestone and now L installingDoorsandWindows" fULLYINS 'FREE EST "HO JOB TOO SMALL" j"" 800-794-5325 Cranford High boys basketball game was stopped and the ball rying about it," said Snyder. If it and steals (22). . *r 80N5Z-2363 • 908-322-3767 A 800-831-8853 5:15 remaining in the fourth quar- has a shot at breaking Hobbie's was presented to his parents as happens it will definitely be some- * Call Pete: 908-96+4974 908-252-0933 800-355-9211 5 www clarkbuilders.baweb com team accomplished a rare achieve- ter gave him 1,000 career points. "I try to do more than jusj; school record of 1,248 career the packed house gave a standing thing Fm proud of, but if it doesn't score," said Snyder. "I look to So ovation. Cracking the 1,000 point it'll be all right. whatever I can to help the teaji barrier in the teams biggest victo- "Two things go with scoring win, whatever I need to do.,If A&G CUSTOM BUILDING* REMODELING ry in years was the culmination of CRAFTSMAN CONTMCTORS CORP HOME IMPROVEMENT DUFFY ROOFING 1,000 points," said Johnstone. somebody else is shooting, 111 try •HOME IMPROVEMENTS a remarkable day for Cranford's "First, it shows he can score the to get a rebound. Whatever wjH ROOF RAISERS & ADDITIONS KITCHENS • BATHROOMS • TILE WINDOWS • BASIEMENTS • PAINTING Hardwood Floor Specialistp s G.MA8IN0 CONSTRUCTION CO. basketball program. ball. Second, it shows he's been help the team." *I • CUSTOM DECKS • VSS^^JESSS!! "It feels good, especially to be ahle to withstand the years —the • CARPENTRY • Installed • Refinlshed « Sanded : SERVING UNION CTY & VICINITY [l Snyder will be doing whatever ™- COMPLETE INTERIORS FREE EST, , FUllY INSURED Carpet, Upholstery & On Site Drapery Care millBlUG s MASONir CONIMcrois I RESIDENTIAL - COlWIEflCIAL able to do it in a game we won," practices, the grind of a season. FULLY INS I "NEAT CLEAN PROFESSIONAL WORK" it takes to help a team win on w§ Oriental & Area Rugs Cleaned & Restored said Snyder. It's something I've He's handled it all beautifully. next level as well. His list of c51» Toll Free 1-888-280-9510 1**908-259-0013** 800-307-4494«908464-2653 908^377-8318 • 908464-3475 worked hard for for three years. It There's still time left for the school leges includes Bucknell, Sacred also shows the success the team record, but we'll worry about win- Heart, Lafeyette and Lehigh. As of ADDITIONS & REMODELING CLEANING has had, just having the chalice to ning games first." now there is no clear front runner IW WOODWORKING INC. BRIGHTiu/ caiwmat do it. And this year We have so Snyder has been, the driving and Snyder js just waiting to see GENERAL CONTRACTOR DIDoIce Overhead Doors , many other players — Jon Brown, force behind the Cougars winning how everything pane out after the r\CLEA FAMN IN Henif (Davis), Kasim (Bajahn), ways jn recent y^ars, but not just "SPECIALIZING IN EUROPEAN DESIGN" HOUSE CLEANING Garage Doors & Openers season. ' * KITCHENS • BATHROOMS •DORMERS • . ' •Commercial • Residential ' Keith (Stanley) — they can all DECKS • BSHTS • PORCHES • PAMG • GRANITE : ...family owned lad operated...; Sales/* Service • Installation score so it takes a lot of the pres- , • MARBLE«CORIAN • RENOVATIONS -—_... comptatehouie tleanlna xenrlcei Li sure off of me. If teams try to dou- Freebt. • Fully Insured :.'• -'--FREEEStlMAtESr-1 I ble me,,the other guys can all 908-289-0991 Bt-Weekly. I 908-241-3718 or 908-241-3057 ^0^ score.*' ATHLETES OF THE WEEK , The hardest thing was just sponsored by DISPOSAL SERVICES * HOME BUILDERS * being ready to play everyday," he miUMS REMOVED APpltlONS • ALTERM10NS • ADIWWIVEL INTERIOR PAINTING said, "being ready every game to REMOYAl OF FURNITURE,' ; go out there and play my best." V. YUIIANO SON, INC. :;i||ENOppNS • BASEMENTS t DtCKS, -: DECKPOWERWASHING& - "It was a perfect day/* said Head APPLIANCES, OLD TOYS '• .SEWICBINC • . • . GENERAL CONTRACTING t ; ; Coach Tom Johnstone. "You could- AND OTHER UNWANTED HOUSEHOLD IBIS /. 10-25 YARb CbNTAlNERS^' - ' : GUTTER CLEANING*AD0lipis Miike Snyder scored 18 points in". HOME IMPROVEMENTS ODD JOBS SAME DAY SERVICE IN MOST CASES COMMERCIAL • INDUSTRIAL • RESIDUTIAL • DECKS • REPLACEMENT WINDOWS n't have asked for a better moment : for him. Fm proud of him. It's great Cranford's 83-56 victory over Scotch $25 SPECIAL 2 DUMPSTER RENTAL CLEAN-UP SERVICES PAINTING > DEGORA"nNNG FREEESt 'FULLY INS.& LIC. NO SMALL JOB OR REPAIR REFUSED' •• T DEMOtm'ON ••••'' '•'"•' ;!j I732W187; 908^34^447 (Moblle)| for him and his parents. Scoring Plains Thursday and 30 points in the; (908)769-8524^ 908-686-5229 Fax:908-964-4418 INTERIOR * EXTERIOR ' 1,000 points is quite an achieve- . Cougats 72-63 upset of Linden; : KITCHENS • BAtHRdOMS • • ment. It's the culmination of a lot AIR CONDITIONING ofthings." Saturday. He became the first boys , CORIAN •FORMIGATOPS • MARINO'S PAINTING Much like a baseball player basketball player since 1974vto score STEVEN G. CLARK CUSTOM MOLDINGS • Aa REPAIRS who tallies 3,000 career hits, AIR CONDITIONING & HEATING over 1,000 points in his career/ -.-": V '"TILE •SHEETROCK • Snyder's accomplishment is an INSTALLATION & SERVICE ALLYQURflESlDENTlAL; ^ example of not only hia offensive CARRIER • TEMPSTAR prowess but his consistency and All? CLEANERS. HUMIDIFIERS • BOILERS • FURNACES 973-377-7708 • 973-884-4110 [eve) endurance. He cracked into the 30 y»S E\7>. QVAim WORK XT ti CRUTPR1CB Cougar's rotation as a sophomore, ™» 908-573-4693 973-682-0432 (beeper) scoring 270 points, and became Allison Martines (left) set the school ; Cranford's goito-guy as a junior. SPECIALIZING IN ADDITIONS;'- ^ He was a marked man by every record in the shot put for winter track I Interior Remodeling ? l All CARPENTRY Kf A EASTERN Ptsf CONTROL .. BASEMENTS, RrrE^I defense, but his ability to get to only to have it broken by Diane CARPENTRY BY PAUL ,; Kitchens' Baths |? the rim, play in the open court, KKCucK._ „..... | Basements • Attics • FartiHyOvyHodandOperated'. .':• 1 H.RO^MSj CUSTOM DEbKS Matuszewski the following week. Quite D«l Direct Hi Saleuea DoorsYWIndows • ;. WeareaLOGALConjierh/ ••" break down defenses with his Residential •Cprrtmercial "industrial Liyj^J ib dribble and knock down the out- a throwing tandem. RESIDENTIAL'GOMMETOIAL • QtaWf Work tt • CampstiUn Prtu PROFESSIONAL SERVICE OVVNER OPERATED side jumper enable him to score PHASES OF-a t!-l?r.J. I CARPENTER ANT SPECIALISTS | ••• • Atfj 554 points last Season and 207 FREE I*. 908-789-9279 908 322-3727 HOME REPAIR ROACHES • BEETLES • MlGE'''EJEes LJCENSE.Nafl3364' this year after scoring 22 in Ti^r. hiJ.'.U' ililf-AH MASTERS No Job to Small nilllliimrn.••••..,.fmTTTTT 1908)277-1571 or (808) 4644844 Tuesday's loss to East Side. If he 908464-893^ ^ continues his 23 points per game HANDYMAN PLUMBING & HEATING average he is on pace to break the Presented in conjunction with Cranford High School school's scoring record against' and the Cranford Chronicle. 732-340-1220 PUNCHLIST PROFESSIONALS SCOTT E. MUEY'S J. ALLCAIER Oilliink PLUMBING & HEATING i SHEAHAN either Scotch Plains Feb. 1 or the ELECTRICIAN .. NOJOBTOOBIGORSMALL , BUILDING* Services ;»;pEClALV/ IN BATHROOM REMODELING New Ceramic Tile Floor & Walls "We do it all-Large or small" REMOVED ..FILLED "INSTALLED ROOFING. SIDING ...... ,...,.. 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But in .Kizelevich pulled down the board, new coachi a neif. riyfltent to learn prove they can pmy. against guys CARRIAGE HOUSl WOODSTACK its past two contest, the Bears had outietedtp Sporer who nailed a; and a tough schedule to start. that ara bigger than them. They HOME IMPROVEMENT, INC. INSIDEOUT . half^oini buzzer beater to send, KITCHENS • BATHROOMS • DOORS- TREE SERVICE the taller front line, and thanks to They needed something to get hayent done that yet. Could they Interior & Exterior Pafntlng Professionals REFINISHINGGO. : WINDOWS • BASEMENTS-TILE •FIREWOOD • a mira^de shot from Richie Sporer, the game into overtime and the' going." >••'• ;::•. :•.:. ••••:;'.' -;':v'-- do it, sure, Maybe' this is what they (908) M Custom Colors* Pou/erwashing crowd into a frenzy, RENOVATIONS & MAINTENANCE Deck Restoration ' . LOW, LOW RATES Brearley had- won two straight ;l^t'thBy;got|'wa$re'bpundfl.,Iri needed to get going. I hope these FREE EST. 24 HR. SVC. FULLY INS. I908-277-381FURNITURE RESTORATIO 5 Free Ratituntea '• Fully Initured FURNITURE RESTORATION SENIOR CITIZEN DISCOUNTS heading before /ailing to Jilariville In the .first overtime, Steve the victory over Bound,Brook and two games will build up our confi-. 908-8104183 HARDWOOD FLOORS ; ; : ecmciK'uiitiiicuir License »11307 y •STRIPI'HD/RliFlNISIIEHARDWOOD FLOORAND INSftlS . INSURED* FREE ESTIMATES Tuesday.. lp •';••• ' .•;:'••'•• ":•;• • Byats; who came in for Vitale, ThuMdaj?s: 54-^3^Victory byer- ;di'?':!" 'J/ ! '''' 3 IIIISI:lcciricjlliis(Kclori6895/ Owner Opewltd (CELL)9O8-578-H69 l.l W) ; 732382-3922 jRlQR DK0S\riNG& TUC Wl 908-276-5752 ; ;: Superior size up front/helped haUea a three pointer to. give the» Oratory,, the; BeaW: were able to The big men k^pt' it going big-men (Jreg Kizelevich and Bears a' two-point lead. But .control the glass and get second against in the loss to Manville Michael Lospinoap explode in the. Klebaur made tip for, his; missed chances on the offensive end. : Tuesday as' Loepinoso scored U : victory ;ov«r Bound, Brook. free throw by knocking down a '](^evicK;iha^;^ 'piiihts agaiiist; points and grabbed 17 rebounds •Dormers (Bath A. PLAIA & SON FENCE M RENOVATIONS GO. i V.yulianc$cn,lnc. Kizelevich finished with 19 points corner jumper with.less than 10 Oratory as th$ Bears rated out to while Kizelevich scored 20 points, War 30 years ofTop Quality.Work at Custom Wood • Chain Link Stockade • FUti HLLYUUn and 21 rebounds and Lospinoso seconds remaining, tying the score a 3641 bilftime lead,./ ; '.<: ': -; The Bears will take pn two of ; Affordable Prim DECORATORS To Reach Over 309,000 Readers Year Hound Installations' Free Estimates HOME IMPROVEMENT NEEDS had 22 and ripped down 16 boards at 58-58 and forcing a second over- "The' last tiwo: games Greg and. the conference's better teams at IIELO CONTRACTORS, Inc. • -GENERAL CARPENTRY * KITCHENS!, -. ; • Inieripr/Exicrioir • Wallpaper • Formica Tops • ; NEW & REPAIRS - .• as the Bears pulled out a draniat- time. •'.-''• •".' ','•••: •••.•- •' .' •' •: Michael have; been able to put New, Rroyxdence 7 p.m. tonight BATHROOMS • CERAMIC TILE • PERGO FLOORS • • •'. • All Repairs «Tilc;* Shectrock* • ic double-overtime 66-632 victory., 908-245-5280 . REPLACEMENT WINDOWS'DOORDOORS ' . In the second OT, the score was their mark tin the game," said and at home against Dayton 7 •.: fm mtlitullM • Fully Iniund < Ftiuiubg Available 4640 908-654-5222 FULLY \973"377>'7708 With eight $econd> r^ntoing knotted at 65 but the Bears scored Melleno. They haye, ; v ; : . -' ••'• ,-.\'. '••'••A. '•'••• •• •• \ -O2 Cranford Chronicle January M,20Q1 Cranford Chronicle YOUTH SPORTS Clark carries Cranford 5tH ancT6th grade liaRose and Cassie Iterez. . girls recreation basketball Leading theoffense forBosibp. College w&s Carla Riitmayer with Christina Clark scored 12 points •16-2. ••"• •.'• •-'•"•: '"•: •• •;• ..: '• •.'• ''.••' pins to; openthe inatch.Ibr bok Dechiaro; Scored 10 points; and ,10 points along with Sarah Bender • and ripped down 13 rebounds to score see Bears roundup. '• '•' • 140: Robert Manri.'U, dec, Chris Dartbbla, 7-4/ help lead the Cranford High girls Cranford 145: Bob'Vorhbevon, C;. pinned Tom Teresa t)anko$ky scoftjd eight to.; iand Ito^tin CahhTwith tvyopoints; C^anford 62, Plainfield 16— Loughney, :17.-. •<•'•• 1 . • : : 1 lead Duke to a 29-15 victory over each. •• ''••' :-'" . .'i ::;••';••• ••'y^y. ^'/-; ', ipketbail team past East Side ~ The Cougars easily defeated ..;; 152: Jeff Bubnowsk), O..dec.'Mifc Caitoone; 7- TOesday in Newafk. High School i Cornell in girls 5th.and 6th. grade 7th and 8th grade girls Plainfield Saturday, winning 11 of Auburn 27, Miami 17- Lauren O*Donriell led the scor- ."• 160: Greg Donofrio, C, pinned Mike Loughniiy, recreational basketball action; ; Roundup 14 matches for an easy 62*15' ' ' l&ubum^g^r3_rem^edji ttdk^jwith 17, -points, -and T yjc..,.. , " T7iTBa^SleirvDTpTraiid"air/Be^ tibe Wili with a great, rebounding ed Sat^ay,"b^fing SCami :WT on Majors- scored 11 points 103: OmarCartBr.P, dec. Tbm hurray, 4*. 189: Daye Peist; C, dec. Alox Ityartkiw, 5-3. 215: Steve Carbone, C, doc. Jason Cross, 9£. performance aid AlsySsa JVediani, : The^Tigers' scoring wlafl led by while grabbing 13 rebounds of her Undon 612 13 8-39 ' 11.2: flicky Oritz, P, won by forfeit. HWT: Mike todato, U, pinned Steve Melissa^Rogerswith13points;Ally own. The wjn boosted Cranford to Scotch Plains, 33, Cranford • .na-RandyLutz/CwonbylorteH. • Kate Sweeney andJaneeh ' 125: Nick Seaman, C, Won by forfeit. 8robroWski,1:22."' • • '•• . ' Vosseller all played their best game Wallp.with 12iand I?a;te Bithwwith: '5-3. 31—The Cougars held a command- 130:Cliris Psrjerara, C, pinnedLamar Scott, BOYS BASKETBALL two points: Victoria/ SpeLlmairi,i Walpsgrk for.$398,ppOl Noriria Cruz to.-,• Jamed ^ft^p^., . ••.. Crar?ford(56) of the season. .; • . .. ing lead at halftone, but could only •1:40 ,-,•.• '••..• After Saturdays dramatic victo-. . , ^ve.frow;C&rlAi.iSpvJean Barbai Nidositkp for $36O,pjQv 11 Midvale" Drive from Clark 5-0-2-12, Strauss 1*0-2, Majors 5-0-1- "135: Anthony Dp'riofrjo,- C, won by default. Dartmouth 30, Boston A^ ChT ^^^'""^ SI. Acosta to Julius & Jennifer Remenar 11, Murray 2-0-0-4, Herbert 1-0-0-2, O'Domall 5- muster two fourth quarter points • 140; Dan Gerwesa.C, won by forfeit. ry, Cranford was unable to keep the" ;:eruz'~ harrowxftbad frotti Frank ; vi 2-1-17, Pemoulle 0-2-0-6, Mitchell 0-0-0-0; and fell to Scotch Plains Thursday • 145: Brendan Srriall, C, pinned Ma.rk Reming, momentum roUingrfa11' '' " ' Nicole Schettino'tpJohn DiAnajBterii)for eial. for $409*000./ ; '•• ' , • • ' v : ^M^Aafims,; Ave,... from %[:D, '&' Monlaho 1*0-2; Brady 0-0*0. Totals: 20-4-4- 1:09.' • • •'• • •";-" ': ' 615 Tferrill Road from Jose Berrioa J» 33-31. • •.. •;•,. ;::;••:;•:••:••..•;.'.....••:• S^imm.- -.-^_;_ "1575 Front St; from Roger Sims to $195,000; •; ; ; . :;^ ^ 56. . -.' • . ' ' . ' fought gainerAmaiacla Porter was .Brenda Aj Thompson to lilarlene Callfeo poured in 10 points to key an early ; & Paula Berrios %6 Wei & Meichun Liao ' Cranford 7181417-56 The Cougars led.by eight points , sideUnedAvith an injury: . V i» vet.al. for$261,000^: : . • y vV .. 108 Hazel Aye. from,Wuliam B. &:, CucetpKyleCoiqtifor$412,000^ .'•-!''• • 1.60: Collln Siommisr, C'; pirmftdCari Hunter, offensive explosion as Dartmouth :f;$27250or;$272)5000 1 :~".:V;; . V-VV ' '::,: . 25IfevShRoad from-Stephea & Lynn . . ^iTay with just, over-two mjih- at the half, and 61-60 with 50 ser>.: Miami's aggressive defensive .: ^ 39; Beech ;St; / from v EdWard'" J- ; 142, Linden 39—The 1:12 •••••., •.. .• •'• • •. went to defeat Boiston College 30- • 39 Waldron Eoad from Frederick H. M. Larkin to; Scott Ki & Barbara D. Bell utes reniainirig to finalfy grdb the 1 171: Mike Carbone, C, pinned. Adura Sanya, onds remaining, but a three-pointer strategy was complemented by a IW. :; et.al. for $307^000^; ; : ; V • ;;Bu^t^ to^ ^ .14:.•.•;•• '.-';• :\.::-\ :-:• ••••••.•: ;••.-.- .Giallagher to Briai J, & Meltesd k Dowd MalchoV^ to Louis A; & Ghristitie for$466,O,Op.. . i;p\,.:,;;;;,:; /, ;/: ; .:>; :i Cougars: took command of >the •.•wo; ••• • •• .: '. ••.-.• .;;.;•• :fo$466Op ; i\;"' ' lead from Cranfordi and' the by Randy fioye put East Side ahead balanced scoring attack by Aliisotn for $294,900. .y;V •:;..,,;::••'-..'•••;:,:,' ••••:• '••. 14Plymouth.Road from Robertlp.&:".$300',OOQ, °. .'J&'-.•• ;•••••;;';.'^^-fevu^/y-.'; -,y . Jenny Fitzgerald finished with Zambriipfor$227i)0di ; V / ;, r game early and held off Linden Cougars were unable to comeback ' 189: Bill, Bennstt, C, pinned ZacKary High, and Cranford couldn't pull it put. : CbrollO who scor^.fou^ ppiiltS|. : 15 King James Court from Robert E. 1;35. . , :^129 Beech'•StJfroot; Sandra 'L; behind a double-double from senior . • ••• EdsfS|de(65) . ' six points and helped fine tune the # v Ancipink;Vto; JUchard 'E. ,&, Arlene RJ down the. stretch. Sharon Majors 21S: Stove Carbona, C, dec.'Mike LUary, 9-7. Kelly Wegner with four; points* iC^ne^eyeCerefice for $455;^ Obi SUM, Rodriguez O-O-QK), 6'Neal 2-0-2- Dartmouth offense with sharp TWoitkowsW to Michael P. & Rita D Cristina Clark to hand the Tigers a • HWT: Sieve -Bobrowski; C, pinned Joshwin {, ;43^ Beech Aye: iBrbnr parolyk -;.R/: v led Cranford wath;12 points and 6, Lima 5-2-1-7, Fbye 3-3-5-28} Edwards 3:2-0-12, Beth Anri Nisi with'fbur, Alary ; <3Hryc^ for $265,000; :: •.••^•M,- ''- ur^for.$221,O0p.^:; 42-39 defeat Saturday. Ciazfx. 2!09. ;;; ; ; ...;"; : '" ' passes and leale Alniitt had tWo ; Hoover toJames H.& DinaMilJucaflibr Melissa Montalyo scored 10. Carswell2-(KM. Totals; 18-7*6$, ; ^ Rose Blullen with three and Eileen .-'•. ^tUoiata^^kve. from Huanian & Liggefa et.al..to Christopher Woods 109 Sherwbpd tjlrive points and several key .steals. ^V 20 Brookd^le Hoad from Laura C '.'$172' 900.: ;:'':v;v; •••'^.V:M; :;;;•; •^.;V:;\;v-. ; Clark finished with 11 points CranfoK)(31) : •'• Cranford (62) t Crtofprd 41j Union McCorkellwith two ^irits/Katrina vPtoatadore; et;al. :to Robert, j: Bspuga 1 i . Clark GKhO-6. Majors 6^Q-12.;Murray i-0-1- . Browri3-3-1ri0,Snydef7-,1-5-22,'Rajahn'4-O- Natalie Laucius went on- a 'and 11 rebounds and. LauT6n Cranford . defeated, county, rival ; , 668 Myrtle Aye. fito'iC^v&Vfera*' ompoiiio fjor $262;5pp. : %:. ! v .'••..( ..Lawrence,;Kari' Bagniewski and. ^t,ai;&r $346,000;/ ' ':^ .:.'• ."• :•*••,.••• ; Bm>p^ofor|262;5Jp;. ;J ; -^^^ f 3. Montalvo 2-2-0-10, O'Donnell 0-6-6-ti, Pertioul|e ITnion «Ta»L 3for its first dual meet'. -3-11; Stanley 1-0*2, Dayis 5-O-1-11, Baker 0-0- rebounding " frenzy . and helped 1 $,p: ?¥ ;J .©Itonnell chippy in with nine l; tyicole Sani also turned in Sfaxwog . Sobol • t6 ;;Vincenjr ;.Gl Gagliardj^ for 2239 Old Farm Road firom John ' PelliCanp to Eric C. Miller.'for ^975,000. «n« o .:^_ ^ _^ •,_. i--L «• ^v^Vf O-O-CW, Strauss W)^H). PashawOWO,Herbert' JuictoryofthVseasoa.: - ^ ;• •' .0-0, ZuiawiskyO-D-0-0. Totals: 2M-itW2. anchor, a.stingy defense which fea^ # 209 Sbuthgate Drive from Nirtotil; Mj; OWH), Mitchell 0-0-OrOi Totals: 12-2-1-31. ' ' :i • ' East Side 11201717.-65 •-.'. . ;•.' ; :; 99;000. .;:;^ ;.rS\<\ .;,. :.$; points and six steals to lead the • .103;JomMu.rt%C,w6n.by forfeit• - • •'••'• . peforrdances.,.;. ;'y;. •;•.••••.•;,,•:•; ;>y ' ; "811 Tfiice Place $mia ChristyJ>- Bucd; : ; ; "/ScotchPlain?: 78 1bv8-33. • •„• Cranford.2.1..18'8'15-62 . ...'.'• :. •', : tured^••'Aiiiy Fitzgerald; Meredjth Brady eial. to Mary M. McDohough for & Sonal M. Shah tp OHw J^;JiaW M! ;Cougars. : ,:.- -: y'*'-.<•' ::"\:;.' :'• •-112: Pa.tPaly,C;wn by forfeit. "••."-. .-:' ] ; : 440 Spruce Ave^frbm Margaret E; L West for $3i54,O00. to Jeanne E; Gray^fpr $285,000; Cranford . -iTi 5 «'2-31 : j235;,00p. : ;; •; " '\-+••••••>*.:(: ,<' 1 : Ctantord(42) . . .:119:NlckS6errian,C,dec..Dor!6ulsli.15 8. . Cranford 83, Scotch. Plains pj^t^ri9^41; ,".;%o. -.; UlJEucdtoaiBl .';-; .OinLncQH*-' fbr 2322 Redwoold;Eo£(d fr0m^^ Lester E.& •" ' Br^nv^dgar-JM^fci . 125: Chris PenrioraraVC,-pinned'Phil Massel, |£Gittde)fc:^tr^ BhJkty SPORTSCENE 6V",yv»u.i; v ,'••• v ;• ;;„.,•.;.'.;';••; " . / • •• ••••••• : fo y2,0'D6nn6ll3'-1-O-: Cranford. 'defeated , firearley ,1:14; ..: '"• --.- • .• .•/.,,.. ' ; .: -• • :• •• "Anderton tb Juzefyfi, Brbg; Goiisi Go; foir r T 0-1-Q-3, Mitchell 1*0-2, Monlahw 2- : 341ThirdlAVe; Som Anide M. Sugzdia ^saforj345,POO; ; ; ; ; 130; Rich Growney,.u;.plnned:Anthony lOOpoO: : ^^^^j' '' r ^''P^f fe^ ?^ 0r1-5,Totals: 15*642. •'••.-:• - Tuesday 4S-27,' needing pnly, 1:40 Donofrio,2:49. . ' • : : ' •• v ond to rout Scotch Plains 83-56 to Rpbejrt: J. Jobacltibr $17O;0pO. .-.-...,; ; L nofrio,2:49...... , .. : : .. . v : .'.,17 Tmbiiry^.-Goiirt froth^^ Lester &Frida V 58SC Triiiitjr Place fropi; tam^. Hf. '• .Cranford 14 9'14 .5 42; .• '•'.•'• to grab an 18-0 lead on three quick The Cranford Soccer Club-will 29, .session; two is July 2i6/20i ses- . ; 'i?.227; jBiliside %ye'. -from Cynthia Al ff35:C.haries Muelior, U; dec. Dan Genovese, Thursday. 1 2^;W^w.A*«. f^m ^nrence;My P. BlacTfe to Bette A- TutHUipr $235,000:; : be holding registration , for -the ; sion Ifcejs July; 3()iAugust,31 a£td' -'''E^0ly^'B9i^'J,'^hu^llaTbr'$3iQit|OOi?$, •;: 132 V'beej&^oodjr ^pmanB, to Linda Mast? For $254,900. :,' IlaheVty' toEdward • Gbrya^el.et.aiL-far : ^ii TraVe'^TraVe^rr; ]yf&yfoid^$tf(]ih&j]yf&y-:foid^$tf(]ih&j&& '•.•''••;;513?W6b^attd^ve/^Qip' J513';Wok)ffltod'Ave.'-frQni&' AhthonAnthonyV .&'• & up^niing Spring 2001fioccer'.sea-; . s^ssibri four is. Aug; 1347; Ebi?.i)ifor> • ••iy,-$;Indum'[SpruigRoad frvim JosephF. i •Behrmain etial. to David iA. ,&: Diane P-R R^ma H. Sundsirani tp'Prddeep & Sanya Debra A-Ceriamir tot Edward W & Paula : spn''^!b^1iheQn^oi^!H^^tena: ihatioh and a brochure please'ciiJF : •Arkbwitz:for$735,p00/' ' ^; ' 546 Wili,0^ Ave.,fronl Mario & Liboria Abichandani fbn, $472,000." ; V : • S. Adams for$87^59 ; iA://-; '. \>,<>'",: •• (Spriice St. entrance) Jan. 10 and irMly Boyle••:-at";-;<732>- 574^9733^: Patrick for $309,0136;: ,;; 6 Bi^ypi^;frpn]£;Ed^ 1 Santagata ' to Agostino v Saritagata fot 221B7:,:Westfi0ld Aye. from-Angelo;;. 105 Wyoming St. from Ernesto. Ai & - ;; 6 Bi^ypi^fr l6th:: ;••••; :"\ Early^ regisfratioin ^ strongly sug- •v- .-• th:.;;, ,,;..; ..,\ '- A>129 Iriohawk Drive from Ellen Virginia Harper to Bridgiei; R.Brl Toglia to Joseph & Donna Kopin for Darfa M. Perez to Ashok & Marina T. : r r Registration.will run froin 7 to • .,•'.•. McGovern to. John .-Ai'i & Johana E.A. : : .$392.,560.-'\ ; .^•.r:.-\t"' ' ''-::A- V. ;; / ; ;9RTO:r.; .$212^000;': ^: '';:•'••• ' :• '-':•'•'• ••'•• ".:/•• MaUakal for$245,000, : •Pasantez, 22, • 8:30 p.m, and is for recreational HOT STOVE LEAGUE ..v-V. . yg wrestling 152: Glaricarlo Pesnalez, B, dec. Tim Mirra,-, 1M-7-S4. ' Rosado for $247,000; ; ..;.. ;V 39; Epping Drive from Barbara E. 2381 Wiuttier Ave.;^m Rosenao &• r • -'BERKELEYHEIGHTS • 25 Dorchester Road from James M. & team was defeated in both its 160: Greg Donofrio." C, pinned John Vfendrick, . . • , : •• • • Brearley 191411 10-54- and inter-county players froni The •66.tnv:.*u^ual'.-H6t.,Stoye-:-... T < 4.1 Munpee DriVe from : jplm J.; & : Karen K. SimPn tp Taylor & Lindsey 1:38. •..••• ,..••:..-• • • . ifiOiDannyZlka.'B.dec/RyanStrasko^a-S:' •Manville 1.01210 9-41 Sammet et.al. to Donald- B. & Barbara Christiha • Qiiesada to "Jade F. Green 7 Allen Terrace from James G. & Julia. matches this past\week, falling to 1 171: Bill Bonneti/C, dec. Danny 23kaJ7*. kindergarten through ninth grade.; League Baseball Dmner, sponsored; ;<3laire,MdFadden to JeiSrey P. ^ 'Patricia; : . •'• .171: Matt Velasquez, N, plnne4d John Brearley 61, Bound Brook Saminet for $170^000, : / : ^ .' et.al.for;$236,0p0; ' A, Jebaily to Patrick J. & Masakb N. Wright;for.$l,227,PO0.A i':;.. -r«• ••s.^A. . Aqcsl rival Cranford Tuesday 48-27 .. 189: Dave Polst, O, dec. Martin' Mover (tech. '. Yendrlck, :44. • -.' • : • ' Deadline for registration is JteKl, by the Union .County Baseball .4 JDunnder Drive from Etigenei»& ; fall 1:21) ... • ...,.•*•• 19—rThe Bears registered their 40 Park Drive fromADpuglas R( & Murphy'-fot$396,000., ; ;,./:... •'" and getting edged ..by Nortih , ••• 1fl9: Brian McFarlane, ,N, pinned Martin 2001; Eor additional information AssQciationi in cooperation with the . Joann Renkar to Robert &; Virgulia, • 215: Matt Russo,B, dec. Steve Carbone, 11-7. Moyer, 1:44! . • . . .' . third blowout victory of the season :^^,^to6h^Luid.a Michele T.: Sottofl W Gary S. & Nancy Ajab Gains t(i Dennis & Susan G. Moore •U: 32 Abgela Way from Russell E & '•: JPlainfield Jan. 3 36-31. - • HWT: Chris TVne.B, plnnad Sieve Brobrowski, call the.club phone at 276-9155 or Union County Departifieni of.. 4 ; ; : . 215: Manny Kakas, N, pinned Molt Russo, ' L. Adams to Odette Marranca for Gonzalez for$165,00() . ;^ v" McKee for$390,000,;. - •;--^ ' ; ;^«; i •fot$l79,pop. :'Vy=-v :>:•••;;:;;;.••,]}• - .'•/-.v '• Jfiitiet G. Deal to Helene A. Demisajr' for 1:25. "... •••. •'•••. : •Friday, dominating conference foe visit its website at www.crairfbrd- v : ; 1 ; -„T Cranford 48, Brearley 27 1:36. — • • ' Parks ,tod Recreation, will be h§ld ^^eoq;;.-;,;,-...;;,r;; -v.v--; 14' F^iryiew; Ave;; frbin|'David•&'?&- BoundBrook 61-19. ;.• . ^^eoq;;;;••••- ''';; r; ; -v-'v- ----; 212N, 22nd;SifromDavid C^Gmtia 55^i Willow , Ave;. from/ Joyce ; M. ; $250,000. ,;-;;-'v '.•.' '••••: -V. :•..•/;• :. •;,'.••;; . 103:!rom Murray, C, binned Dom Qlson, :23 North Plainfield 36, Brearley HWT: Nick Rartapahld.es, N, pinned Chris' •soccer.cbm, v on Wednesday, January i7,200i at fy': 20 /Ramapp Road • from ; Gary J. Lydia D.T Foi to Melinda Anderson for • . : 112; Pat Dafy,C, pinned Joe RodriguBi:,:34; Tyne,2:56. . , . • .. , Karen Sues scoifed 26 points and ; 0t.al. to David C^Gpnbs for$155,000 . Gardner tb. FrankUn Silya for $226,000. 106 Cedar Green Lane frpm Stephen 1 31 KEVIN BOYtE (JAMP V*i.:1'1ft•Nick Seaman, C, piiined Brett Huntef, 6:30 p.m. at L'Affaire Restaurant v r :v i; v ; 103: hyan Yospln B, pinned Ed Waleskl, 1 ;49. Melissa Kovacs added 10 as the *J0ampbell et.dl. to i Kurt T. & Hege .• •••• •/''. scorcHPtAiN^ :;:- . ': ' :: . WESTFlBtpp A,A r' P. & Lisa Cunningham to Meiling Chin ;$550,000. ••':.;.;. ••-.•..•' :-\'.-';.^''-i'-o •:••:. ' ,:$Bf •;• :'•'••• ;•, . -• • •• •••. .::•: •'•••• •' ..•• Camp Director Kevin Boyle, pn Route 22y Mountainside. •< : /' 1:12: Mark Yosplp, B,, pinned Andrew Guild, Bears dominatingfrom the opening ; LPetschowlbr $230,000:; 1 •• .• 2P40 Birch St. from Mary E. :SuUiyan' ; 751 Belvidere Avei; from James k. : ; 70 Glenside Ave. from Christopher & 125: Allay ' Vigilante,. B, pinned Chris 1:39 GIRLS BASK^TTBALL Head Coach of national power St. Tickets for theidinneir at $30 and ; : fofo$46i2i:$i,i9:. 9 :;;:^ :; : ;:•;:.;.:.:..• . Peheherrara,.2:19.. • .: . ••••:. . 11D: Nick Griffith, N, pinned Brett Hunter, 1:19. • Karen Sueascored 15 points and . tip, racing out to a 26-11 haUHme :V?T .710 Willow St; from Norman H.& to WilUain G. & Jessica Willdns for Delloruaso efc.al. to John & Mary A.M; • Anne Walsh to Edward T..& Patricia^B. Patrick of Elizabeth boys basket <^^pV^^;p.:v ; ;••',. 41 Ferndale Drivefrom Joseph & Lisa ; : : •..;, ^130: Sie(anb;SerradnoiB,, pinned Anthony .125: Altay.Vlgi|ante, B, pinned Pat Polak, 2:19. lead; '...''• :Eliizabeth Brubaker to Joseph, Mv $i6b,00p;. r ' : " :-•••> "/^•- ,Ka'es;'for$262,000."; • .--. ;";-vIv•'•':,'•/••-i;^.':;' '' r Meredith Kaulfers dropped in 11 to ball iteam, is accepting registration Lanza for $469jP00. ; • ! :, Donbfrio,3:11. , : : . .. . 130: Tom Hoteji, N, dec. Ryan McMenamiii, 7- Brearloy(61) the Unidii Countyiljggartnient of•': Capassp to Margaret. A, Chilton for •135; Joe ftiflglero; B.'plnnfed Ak* Bite,i;41v lead Brearley past Manville 54r41 "Colatchio et.al. for $319,000,' 8 Blue Ridge Circle '; from K. 170 Cottage Plade from Chrissy V,:, 5 Henry St. from Marlene Mandila to Jeans 3-.0-1-7, Friedman 1-0-0-2, K. Sues-9-1- for the summer 2001 sessions. The • Parks arid Recre^tirat> County;'. : ••$365;00O, /• .; •::.•.;;, •'••. -• .-.••:. :•'••'•:' 0 .•('.y '140:BrendanSrhall, C, dec,Ryart Sherman, *' V'V>J^NWQOD ' •> Jennifer Lewis for $214,000. K'i'' ^ .: 135: Stofaho Serradno, B, dec Jim Keane, 10- Tuesday. •5-26, Lamb 0-0-1-1, T. Sues 3-1-0-9, Slilpwowski camp is for boys and girls ages.7ri6 Hovnanian & Scotch Plains to George P. Bacia tty Cynthia A. Runnells for. 33. Mercer Road •from ThoniEis G. &•..'. iP«. •..-.. :••>•,• •;•'..• ; •••• •. •:•••.• Administration Building in : V: 5. •. Broarlay (54) 1-0-0-2, Kovacs 5-0-0-10, Elshiekh 1-0-0-2, and will beheld at A.L. Johnson v '?':. 221.Burns Way from John & Michael & Mary J. Bryant.for $432;020.' . $230,000. ',.".. ;;v'^'':>::.';U '>'•• 37 Middle Ave. from Barbara Breivik • • *. .145: Bob Verhpeven, C, plnKed Ronald 140: Edwin Demon, N, dec. Joe fifugglaro, 14- Jeans 3-1-0-J9, Friodman 2-0-0-4, Kaulfers 5- •Borisha 1-0-0-2. Totals: 24-2-7-61. Elibh^ ; ' . ^ "; "!/; Courtney A." Mubio .to Thomas J., Ogbonria, 1:00. ... 13. AiMelber to Matthew A- & Renee E. 17 Burnham, Court frpm David & '705 Grescent,Parkway from Stanley : to Edward R. & Mauri G. Buchanan for 0-1-11, K. Sues 3-2-3-15, Lamb 1-0-0-2, T.Sues 2- • Brearley 12 14.23 12 -'61 High in Clark. The camp will be For further mfprmationi please : Charbbmieau et.al.: for $^40,000!. ' .-2 .152: Mikei .Carbons, C, pinnedI Qlancarlo •epliinS for $260,000. .'••.•• : - - v 145: Ryan Sherman, B, dec. David Miller, 4-3. . 0-0-4, Sliwowskl 3-0-1-7, Kovacs 0-0-2-2. Totals: Bound Brook', 3 8 '4 4 -'19 •'• held for four sessions from 9 a.m. to ceH(908)527-4910. . '.. Edna F. Grace to ^Gregory; & Laura J. & -. Lynn tl.' JZiobro to Richard & 158 Springridge Drive from,George & •'$344,000. •; ';^.. '; • • :A:-^.;: ::•-. \:;k^< ' 79. Hunter; AVe. from Edward C. & ;Myersfor$230,0pp.. :^ Deahne Cheng for$338,000..; ; Elem Filippatos to Robert ft Doftohue '.187' Mountain Ave, froin Je&ey & jSusan'E. Davis to Eric P. & Cheryl A;S. : : : 309. Cedar Grove Terrace from Lore ;6l8 Db^S);'|^^ et.al.for^$478,000, ;. . : • Donna Miller tp;Thbiag & Juditli Ly. iqr [Horgan for $335,000. ;;; G. Domingo to Fred D. & C;; Zielenbach $427,60d.H •'•••""•..'•>,..••• ••-•%;•.••i^-:'^. •' ; ;! ; Monica ,Sifiakihs;|»,R^ 8 Sunset Lane from John. J. & Ann M. -%:-:*&;Mf:tiiti: -: 145 King St, from •MalcplmE. Bowes .for;$171,0p0.;-- '; .:-,;' --v- :;;.-'- '.•••• -' Beridyenga for $3(J6,p0d. : ; . Nallin to! Daniel W. & ICathy M. Geary' '•'.'. 30 Shadyside Ave; froni "Eric"ft Ito Hattry E. &% Donna L. Keen for 11 Chiplou Lane, from Alfred W. & 402 S..Euclid Aye, from Jeneane K; for$615,000. :•••.•••;•'.•••• Pamela Yoss tb Jean-Michael •>•&. ; •••«. • • . . •. •••'•• • •••• LEflALNQIlCE of tho Township ot Cranlord Illot thorp-exists a n6od;'to ATTEST: :'••'. ••;. :••<• "' '..- •feECTIOfJ. 6. This ordinance; shall take effect ppph final ; r r .1BW School Business Administrator/Board Secretary o( Iho Board QlEducalbn ol Iho T Iv^tJmePerjod: 1-1-01 tb.12-31-01 ;••]• $130,Q00,v:; ; V .•';;• • •. •'• ' •v--;,:;••;• • .1BW School Business Administrator/Board Secretary o( Iho Board Ql'Educalbn ol Iho Township of Crontord in Ihoongagoano) CHRISTINA M.ARIEMMA, Municipal Clork passage, and publication In accordance wllh law.. " Kathleen. Lordi tp John. & Christine Willyard tb 'James' & Elizabeth NEW PROVIDENCE Catherine Gries for $48p,Q00. •'•'• ' — , Courtly ooll. UnionUnion , Slato pIMaw JerseyJersey, by kutKorllji ol said BoardBoard , solicits soolod bids tortor pupil Ironsporiallon' Bids lo with inlndtlor a10.gr) , •'.•••••. -•.' 1 nni? INTROpUCeO.'JANUARY9,200t'.' . "".-•"•'•' .Awarded to:' . 146 Nonth; Ave, from Guillermo & Cappadbccia for $354,000. , be.recohied at tt» BiislhessQf((Cfl.orthe' Board ol Education', 132 Thomas SMool, Cranlord, NJ 07Q16 up to 10'00- connocilon .. — „, ,,..„.. , • Mlchaeiablsko '' . Robertflon for $7 50,000/.; " • ' 3 The Arbors from Arbors at Murray • 582. Springfield Aye. from Chiye^o g ADO.PTED: ...- • •'•' •'•, : \,..\./• :\- • '•..;/• •'••Services:':, • ' Englneerlnd. " '••,: -. | AMprovalllno lima on January 22,20Oi; v. .. • • Tho Summit Bancorporotlon, tonanl, taxpayer and agont itufl-.; •' •• Sara. Alvarez to Stephen J. Drost for 538 Cicilia Place from Kathryn W. iflh : ' . ; . SPECIAL EDUCATION TRANSPORTATION 01-CHS •;,;;• • . -.•••,•;••.••• ;APPROVED:-• •' • '-, .. Time Period: ••1-1-01 (0.12-31-01 ' ,..• 1922 Grandview Aye. from Thomas J. Hill L.L.C. to John A Melesius for Polak tb ER Dev. Inc. for $26O,0PQ. TM of ownor (Hrirtz- Cranford Conduit, LP. and Hartz Sby,CoundlmariSdmdowald : Sdadllcalonsan. j and lull|n(onrtal[nnbbtlfull jnforrriiallorvrnay.beobtalnod upon oppllcaliollli n oll Ithh o BBusinesi sG Offlco ol Iho Board ol Education, • •'••;'.". : , MICHAEL CRINCOLI, Mayor $326,000. :> V ' ^ Quoi to Magnolia;Pershay for $150,000:". Cranlqrd Crodlt, L.P.) v. Township ol Cranlprdi Block 541 ,•• BEIT'.RESOlVEt) by the- Mayor and Council bt.'.the: • ATTEST;-' •' ' ••••-. - • ,.--•• & Kerry A.K; Cr'atef to Marc D. &,$339,900: .•.:;. •.-- K . 768-C3 Springfield. Aye. from i : 1 •"( Awarded to:.; . .WolK-4 Samsori •;• . .u*. unAiwS Strddt, Cr&nforu, NJ; •' .'•-,•••.. . " • •. • • •• Lol 2, Units 2, 3, 4 lor tax yoar 2000 rind prior yoars Boteugb 't>f Gaiwood, .County ot Unlori,- .State of New IcHtS : • Bids must be.lnttrltf compliance wtth'sp9clt|cnUon. Blds.must bo BubrWttod on tlio bid forms providod. Bids not oub- ;Services:.•-. , I Bond AHornoy -. ' 160 North Ave. from Joseph J. &Mary ,1151, Cooper: Road from Nancy Christine Ta&lieri for $246,000. . 11 The Arbors from Arbors at Murray G.N. & Sing-The Deye Th .which waotrlodln thoTnx CourtoINaw Jorsoy and lo cur- Jersey, that Roger Clapp, Esq., of.tho.llrm.olCoQper,' •1KW.7R ;•.' Time'Period;.- ,.1-r-OI to 12-31-01, : rnltlad prvsudifornw rMy.be rAlacted, Bids muil be endorsed ontho.oiitsldo ol Iho soalod onwilopo viiilh tho namo rently ponding' decision and Is anllclpalod'to Involvo tax. Rose, a Enqlish;, Counselors at Law, wllh olllcou localod; Grebe to Scott & Emily Smith for Ppmpan to Edward p. & Susan E. Davia 937 Harding St, from Patrick; J. & Hill L.L.C. to Kenneth, J. & Kaflandra 'i*(he bidden thcbld/WB bddrssS and thartameol tho sorvlco for which Ihd taidls submitted (Special Education 1 Rupp for $252,700. -appeals forlhpydar2000:and 'Ol 4BO Moms Avonuo, Summit, Naw Jorsay, 079Q1, be ...•-•'-.' • PUBLIC NOTICE ; .•,'..•' •'' Awardedlo;' > : ; : y : : ,YTransportation Oi-CHS). II Is understood and ogrqod lhal bids may bo dolivorod lioloro or al Iho llmo and place, spec- ^erralo'li, Wli>ikoii,c« $36o,boo; -. -.-;--'- ••."-•'••• .' < -r for$665,00p. •-'••';'••; ••'• ",.'•';• \ " .Fosterfor $3.69,9p0.' ; ' .WHEREAS, Iho Local.Public.Contracts Law (N.J.S.A. "and Is hereby oppolnlod'Bonding- Attorney lor tho.. „•' . ; . ORDINANCE NO.: 01-02 .. : .. Sorvlcos: ; ;Audlior- .:--.,•,- WimDerly P. Gross to Stefan J. & Maria 9pWEhA Iffod w the otienlrj^.The.Boijrd.of EducatJonassunios no responsibility for bids mailed or rnlsdlroctod tn dolivory • 4OA:11-1.01; spq.J roquiros tfiai a rDSolotion of Iho rjov- Borouoh of ponvood for Iho yoar 2001. Tha Within reso- Nolico Is horoby given jhat following prpposod'Ordinance i ; Ths Board of Education of.lhe Township of Cranford, In Union County, Now Joreoy.roso.rvos tho rlohl to accopl or ro|ocl •. Tlrrio Porlod: . 1-1-01 to 12-31-01' '; 412 North Ave. Ifrpm Emory E« & '^^S^fi Donald ;B. K&m^&]r;$375,p,PP.:-.; V:-;;:v ;'.;./, :•.•;:. ,!;; 55; Cap^ewood Drive.from George F, et.al. to Jeff Jfe^Maureen;P,*A 1 ornlng body authorizing tlio pward of contracts lor lulion Is In accqndance wllh Iho oxcepllon of Iho local pub- was Introduced and passed pn flref reading al a msollng . arty and/or.all bids for the wholo or any part and walvo any Inforrnallllos In Iho Inloros't of Ih6 Board of Education. No 1 : : "Profosslbnal Sorvlcos" wjlhoul compolitivp bids musl bo' lic conlracts law. which permits' Iho engagement of pro- of fho Borough Council of the Borough ol Garwood, In the Awardod lo:.- Alan Rolhi Esq; Marie D. Foakey to Pasquale & Rebefcca y ;lp$i,HarrisoriiAye.; ^n» Hectoir ~& & Sj^dir^;;. Jr-;Tlipmp>.oibL' to Ronald M. &, bid may be withdraw lor a period of sky (60) days after fho.;date sol for trie oponlno thoroof.- ' publicly ndvorlisod. . • • •••"".. fessional services wjtbput public bidding,, - . ' County, ol Union, Stale of New Jersey, held on the Slh day • ;';-$439,000.. i:A AAA A;-- 1 •'•. Servlcos:- Labor Negotiating. ""dlntrnhall be In'.conformance with the .applicable requirement of N.J.SA' 18A:19A-1 ot.'soq., portalhlnn to Ilia ' NOWTHEREFORE, BE (T BESOLtfED by Iho Township • BE IT FURTHER. RESOLVED that the within resolution of January 2001 and that said ordinance will bo laken up Time Period: iJitOI to 12-31-01 bile Schools Contract?; Law",..' •"•. '•;.-':. '.' ., . •'.••.• ; • • . .' . Commiltoo ol tho Township ol Cranford; New Jorsoy S3 ba published.In Iho'Cfanferd Chronlclo In accordance tor further consideration1 lor final passage al the meeting ~'V9 required tp complywlth thoregillremente of P.L. 1S75, c. 127(N.J.A.C. 17:27) Atfirmallvo Action.' follows: " .; ; ' ' •"." ' • ••'• • •;.••'•••.• Mhthp requirements of law. • ."•:••.. ••'••. • '." • 61 said Borouoh Council to be held at Its mwling room In ; '• Awarded to;' .NUI Energy.Solutions, Inc..:s.!'.;.. of the Board of.Educalloo ol..Ite Township et (5rariford, Union County, Now Jdreoy. . ... :'•. •1. Tho Mayor, and Toviinshlp Clork of the Tpwns,hlp:of ADOPTED: January2,2001 • •'. '' ' '•: •::' •• t •••/,' •;ih$-,;Munlclpar BuHng,,Qanyood,.;NeW Jorsay.ion the '- •'Services:- ••" fE"nergy Majiadenionl ,7.-','.'. ' • • • " '•"••'.. . . • '-' ., '• . .'' ' • ;, ... • Robert J:Cartagno Cranford bo, and horoby nro, nulhorized and directed to- -'--'• - • • • •••- APPROVED: •; -- •••:—-- "S3rH drJsniiary 200f at B:po p.m.; or as soon thereafter ; 1 • Tlme Poflod: 7-1-99Io6r30-02. •. .'.'. v , ... •' .'....;. .::.•_ „;...... • :-:.-_••-..•.. ...,..'•„.. •....--: - SchoolBuslnossAdmlnlslralbr/BoardSocrswry oxeculo an agroomenl wllh Richard M. Cbnley, Esqulro, home '.'. . '••.:'•;• MICHAELCHINCdU.'Mayor assald rhatlar San bo reached,.at Whlchtlme and place .•••.•••;• ••'.•'••.•••'. ;'.-, "HedyLlpkB. of the firm of Archer a Grolner, Attorneys at Law, 1 DATE: January's, 2001 . •'' . :" • ' •''••'.• . •.. • , . .••••• ATTEST: •'.-.• ..'•:.' •' ••'••••••. '•.•,.' • • all pardons who may be Interested therein will be given an • '. . •Borouoh Clerk Princeton Pike Corporate Center, 993 Lenox Drive, ;.;.. •••„' ,'. ;•'••'•• ; pcMiTW/ni CHRISTINA M. ARIEMMA, Municipal Clerk ociortunlty: to bo hoard concerning uiosamo.' -, • ' •'•••:• ::•'•:••'titSM IT 1/11/B1 BulldlngTwo, CN-5349, Prlnc*t. New Jersey 08543- t10.7V • ' •••'•• ""'" -ATTEST: •• . ' r ' • .•'•.•. • ' ' • -' ; - BY JAMES WOODARD ; What's going'-ton ft |y t (fod, W 'fdjfi ftf»»p nnH « p 6349; •• .'.:' -. !' .'•':• ,. ' . • :..' ,-••'. • • •; ; SHERIFP8.SALE .-.. : dl, tho Township ofCrahlord that II. Is Iniha basl'Marast'cr Christina Arlamma ••• • ' . • \ 'dosiiig'iproieas. • •: ' : ... . . • SHERIFF'S NUMBER CH-764955 • . the Township of Cranlord 16 engage an export lo furnish 2. The attorney shall rocelv's a fee. ol.$125.00 por .hour,- Municipal Clerk '• . . • ; H . wattwidthe $1 .bimba'n^estonie 'in/.trsuduifr^'*-' 'pa<£tiipu3- syv^mhayixig theipotenfcial to the lunar constitution |Wll of rights. ,• 1 'WlSIONiCHANOEflV . ' ;. - COUNTV:.UNION professional services to appralso properties and lo other-' exclusive ol costs and expencas, to cdverGervlcesas sel ' '• Introduced byi Councilman SchadewaU!' Borough ol Qarwood. •' . • •• ... •. ' ' ' .DOCKETNO.F839090 .. ' wlso assist tho Township of lha uolonoo of tax appeals; forth. In said agreement; and'shall.Include rolmburaomont BE IT RESOLVED by the Mayor and Council of the'. for legal services providod during calendar year 2000 for Borough ol. Garwood, County ol Union. Stale ol New; ALL MEETINGS BEGIN AT 7:30 P.M. ^ ^p. tvrtg1.of", istophistacaite^. p^^, p ^^ ^ jp^ y, : ptolNTIFF: : • / and .' •• .. ••• ••.•'• ,• AN ORDINANCE TO AHEN^ARTICLI II (BOAHB.OF ^ dbldl :^^dbf^ tJ^ ti iiif early:.aiOOO, ticwajs .ar^e Jb^uidlecl- *ITfais is orte*of;fcfao fe w i>l£uis' to SCLII px'bjp^txejs di :•;>", i •^^P^^:J^ ''•'•', '' -'i' "' • ,': .'•'• •..•'• " .•'•/ •'•-«•. January 11 Cranford Chronicle January 11,2001 Cranford Chronicle >•» W.-i-Mm TO PLACE YOUR CLASSSF5ED AD o « o WHEEL DEAL IViERCHAIMDISE HELP WAITED BIG DEAL The rare, vintage DeSoto is still a cool car for collectors! .For lust $35.95 well run S101-$5000 BY LAURA BYRD I your Auto. Van or Truck Special Low Rates For Full County Coverage Niwssruvici Not only are they few in nunjiB until it sells. |5Unes,'1wk $2S ber, but owners are protective^ It was 1952, and Groucho and their cars are sometime CALL FOUDETAILS ^ Mal-x was sitting in a DeSoto con well, a bit of a mystery "Peo. CALL FOR DETAILS CALL FOR DETAILS '* vertible introducing that night's don't even know "it's a DeSo Private Party Only Prepayment Required Private Party Only Prepayment Required episode of the television show when I do drive it," Ostberg sa; l .Sbu:5itTS)iir.;i4fp:«tt.NnB&.:"Sb5iTSif :NnB . :.\ with a grin, "The only place it c Please read your ad carefully after publication. We are not responsible for errors after 1st insertion. •i > V His guests included ai 94-year-. spicuously. says •'.'peSpto! is qni old woman and a worm salesnian. I, hubcaps. But it is) ah att^iitio \ Groucho was singing a catchy getter; it inakes niefeel good:";' .-.;.•!.•• MIMOUMCEMEMTS •' 0330v Homes.'"/':.-'/'-;'::?:$.>••''"•• v-OSSO'-.TiiwixtdsFuel, •'".• '•;••:!•••..•: 0755 .'EhteVtalnment' Services' :• 0930;' Decksapatlbs'.'.' • "1095' Recycling' '•: •••.'.•••.' ., • • little song. The. same silly'jingle ,' -Andh^any'DeSotosoymeravr : ; : CLASSIFIED 0002 DeaUrNptice?:; • : . O331' 'OpenjHouSes--,'•'..•';,• - ./•'::, •0560. Ftirriiture • .,' ••• ••-.'•, •• .••,"•:;! 0762 : Koflie.Kealth Seryiws. • ' 0935,' Drapery & Decorating - • 11.00 "• Roolihfl . •':"• .•• •""•• • • .Alain Ralston, president of'the; tell you a DeSoto is, .in, fact; ; : ' 0003 ; In Merriorlams • •' -' d336, Incdnia Prbpbrty.'-.••••''.••:.:-.• ;: 0665',. farm Machinery •••>?:'•:••. •.,••.. >0765 'Insurance -.: .'."••..'•'•• ,-••; 0940 Driveways ,.• , • :•., .' 1105: Rbtotllling . ' •; '-,' , iNitiohal DeSoto Club, is singing; .pleasure to drive., Npfr alwa; HOURS • 0004 -CardsolThanks •'•'.';•• •0340 ' Industrial Property ••'. -• '.• .0570 SrioW Removal fqOwBBn.PT:'-::1' ' O77d LeSal Serviced ••' .-'•'. ' • • 0941 Duct Cleaning '••• • : .. 1115 '• Met $ Drain Cleaning •'•• ODO?:1 Mefnofl?ls/Plots / . 0342 Investnient Propetties : ', C -10575. IternsUridar$.100:, .; ;•.:,'.;;•., 0773 'Umbgslne & Ttlxl Services : 0945. Electrical •;. ' • •'• :..* • -1120 .SheetraCk-a.Spackllng •'/•• to me.now,; at .the, start of our easy, but, pleasiirabiei ',:!: .;.:^ 1 0010 ^Auctions' • ." . 0345-C Loans' & Mortgages '. •: -r. •••:•• • 'O58Q.!;.G#ri0ral Meftftirtdlse',?. • ;' •..'..'-.''•;/.-. '-.0774' Mflssaoe - /•:,, ••'.:;' ,< .-, "0947. EnvironmentalTestlhg.;•:•• • .1135. SnOWblojerRepair- .' .- : ••• interview./•/.•• '".•'• '.'•• ':}•'•',••."',. - '•:••/ • Ostberg, like other •ownerir,?' .0105. Adoption.':-Z'>: ' •:0365.• Olitof-sfate Property,, •.•'.:••. .; 0581' :• Lawn & Gardeh V. '•'•'• 'C:'•• •'•. •' ,'••',': 0775- Musical Instruction . ' s ;• •• 0949. Erraiid.Service "-. ,:• ... , 1140 Snownlowinn "• •'••/ ' ;. r .:-. 0.110- .Annouri'pamBhts • . :• 0360 .Wante^BsalEstate'. • ' •"•' :-.058Z MarkelBasket-.' il ?•••"•*:}.: 0776' Marketfieseafch '..;. :..' • 0950,-..Excavating -: . • . ., ••••1145 Telephones'/.-- • •• '• •'• ':•':: "It's'delightful-it's delovely, it's' , doesn!t: haye^ a DeSoto just' r • 0135'.' Lost & Found..' -. .••. 0380 •VacationProperty •!:•.• .0583 .Plants,S Directwbrk Have your resuma 'entered Into the Resume' Direct- Database. Your resume "will Marvin Burton ||; be distributed (o all partici- Sales consultant fctypfl J| pating Wiployers., • ;.:,••••..•.. •otflco, respbrttlbllltles,, of the month auallfled -Individual fencloM your resume with a • • ..must ba computer lltor- check for *1O payable to at« 4 possess excellent The ,Expre*s-Tlmes, Attn: communication , skills., Cathy Clark, 35 S/TOrdSti Fax resume to.:.,-:' • •••- ,!-i:.'. Eastoi), PA 18042 •; .;:. 973-37MM0 THE HOME OF Pax with' your, credit. card DRIVER PT/ FT; number to 610-258-2100.; T ' TrAnsportatlon Care Co.l : Email your resume with Clark,;WwlyoSonlln8 fant* oi< toddler*. Liability Insurance, holiday pay 'and a back up system for Stocik #11636, sick leava arid vacation Vih#1M.O8897. arelnCludedi . '••'.'• Somerset or N. MUdtesex Of stock #11541, MSRP: $17,475 JMK BMW-li soaking prp- YOUR NEW VW COMES WITH GREAT SIDff! fsstlonal Warn playersfor S.HIddlesex Cty Vin #1M439144. the following positions: 908-253-9595 4•': Cyl.lhder,• :autorriatlo•'• trafis',; pWr MSRP: $17,375. 2001 NEW Be©fteGLS: 5spd. mart,4cyi,power ABSbrakes/•' -, PARTS COUNTER ' Urtlon County 808*6*4884 itmg/bmkes, AlRi AM/FM^ S#eoi',rear wlndows/locks/mlrrors, a/c, arn/fm st/cass, cruise, fqctory qiarrnV. 1PERSS0N tlefogger,:27,4iB0-:ttil,: VJN!)fXG227269;. •94 HONDA ACCORD EX Parts experienced pre- CHILDCARE V7 TOYOTA COROLLA Lease a New 2001 f*rr«d, But willing to train 4 cyl,' auto trans',-p*r stmd/b'rks, AllH, rear 4 cyl V-Teth, aufo trans, p NEW 2000 Jetta GL: 4 Dr. 4 cy[, 5 spd man/power steer-' • the right person.; <- • '•.'• •. NANNV: defogger, Cloth' Int, radlals, 68,744. miles, AIR,, Ithr,, sunroof, 66,274 ml; Ing/ADS brakes/locks, tilt telescopic, cruise, remote mirrors,- ••• • Needed, F/T. or P/T ASAP. VN^S66^^rfi' Beetle GLS Car»5XpYe<(*Car».5XpYe<( d a/c, am/fm st/cass, front & side alrbags, facfbry alarm. ' . '; p 908.70441811 IN STOCK FOR DELIVERY PAINTER NEW 2001 Passat-GLS: 4 cyl, 1.8 turbo 5 spd,; powersteer- CHILD CARE THE ALL NEW Hasp, caring todMdu*l to •'«*•'• PASSAT 4 MOTION lng/ABSbrakes/wlndows/locksArunk/mlrrors,:a/c,qm/fm.'-•',. (orSieyr.ofd. Hotrt Thurs. "st/cass, front & side alrbags, traction control, factory alarm. .'• 3pm-7im S approx, 8 addri COME SEE THE ALL NEW ALL WHEEL DRIVE! COLLISION dayHnw h*•.'T&* have own tAM' !• Sl65MVfee+ 5200 ref.set. dep GOLF & JETTA TURBO! REPAIRPERSON . ONEUr College Grad Pmaratns Available . Expsrlehca required • CHILD CAM- WesHIeld THELAHGHr Pre-Owned WV's. family. 2 school age chil- $0 Security Deposit Progranis Available . • VW Certified Warranty . dren sack* prof, nanny & INVENTORIES | 2 Years/24,000 Miles # SO Deductible driver. 7sm-7pm. WOO- *700A»k: 9WM17W Groat thinasyou don't pay for. Nrst Time Bityer Programs Available • VW Quality Assurance Guarantee . WHOLESALE • Partial Listing, Many Others Available Free 2 yedr/24,000 mile. "Bumper-to-Bumper" limited warranty, MANAGER •11 .•.-:•• . : Hanahement exp. re- CHILDREN'S •96 VOLKSWAGEN JETTA GLS95 HONDA ACCORD UC 96 TOYOTA CAMRYLE V6 MITSUBISHI ECLIPSE GSX Free 10 year/J 00,000 mile limited powertrain warranty. '00 VOLKSWAGEN BEETLE GLS ' 5 SPD SJLVER ; quIriX BMW/ SAAB ex- 4 cyl, auto trans, pwr stmgybrks/wlnoVlocks, AIR; I Part-Time Professional 91 Sales Hel|) 205II Employment If Real Estate Sales || Real Estata Rentals || Wanted to Buy G.' • . • .')'• -' '." Help 260 If Trades 275 H--^h-----H SUMMERJOB Chlldcara We 7T 77 CHIROPRACTIC sm eseldrw rndfviiils to Advertising CLERICAL : NEWSPAPER SOS SECURITY INC ,worfc.\»y dnWoprm -'•• •AFTEisCHOOL COIHIOS & Apartments •:;••;;?••• 2001 >& ASSISTANT Experienced for,Duty disabled ##i|y by Nancy 7 Somervllle newspaper has Day camp /counselor*, $500.00 Bonus F/T Townhouses 320 (Unfurnished) 405 PT Various duties, U F/T i on , an Immediate full time po- activity inttruptork.WSl/ flEPORTER •'jadjng Security Agency has t /VB TECHNICIANS : modarn lingual preferred M, W, For workars1 cbmp office •• , juttOn open for an sxperl- Ufeouird. Ideal tor i F1-7, Sat morning. En- e09.J24.760O ' of national Jriaurartoe eo, wasr^dryar. 'enoed and well organized teacher*, college stu- We want a hungry Immediate Openings y (f g 1 BR-Condo, 1 reporter ready to do argstic, likes working Various duties..Include Off St1 pkj. C rindlvldual with good dents. 'Watchung area. Assistant VB techs xrlUi KinderCare battle in a competi- with people. 909451-2727 ti flll Ir pMto»ii*H • major. roads, comm; skills. Duties to In- Interviewing now. BUY IT. 908^6540 Full Time position avail- p of slartns 4 walk to town * . train. If. ?lgnon*hhthebe»tand tive market. The Ex- SECURITY able. Suburban Nawa access. Installation. GM Heated pka. oar. $159,900 Hf:iil rTTmes .covers RNs/LPNs REGEPTIQiW Bensflts. Send 'resume a•••' The ' Indalsaadanl iicper.a must We often. . Contact- l«»sat» Uassa "'...... ,-..•;/,:'psr^lnie. end cov*r lattertoohid. •*as* pert of the largest AU! Utira^AYER ft OffiEH Busy doctors offlc* In i fflm TRAWSl Ten cash.prlo4?W. **f '• .'• •• •ervlce add other func- iipm-7am: New rates. •^••/.salaW - Cot/Or^| 9(PJ&M6Hg?3JgtS»r tions. Excellent - benefits VETERINARY lnr*nrJersey-ls.seeWng Commercial high Valley In Penn- F/T Assistant Director. OF MARIE ROSB .Incl. 401K. PIMM call Mra.Rasky(D.O.N. hrsJwtc Faxresurru to Individual wrltfr clerical BUVWQCamsrasif sylvania^ Wo want» Hunterdon, __. - Middlesex, ^Exciting opportunity In ASSISTANT BtOOMER, Attn-i Ml. Pattf lislef B08-S7S- :foemi» terms : background to help sup- • Fully PdBwiefltj Property ..eo^py1puorwhola;«i natural sell-Btarter to niorrls, Somerset' and fast paced medical billing challa, ConnaU F!c.,; [suite , S770 or (ax resume to a.^Witiialj MurslntfHdma *m*vtyjjz 2 to 3 • a successful sales As the child's first class- uncover hard hitting Union County areas. .Full offloe In Florham Park. ;By ^^ CallKenat732-928-7at1 *0 tint* and Part Tlma po- Competitive salaries and araa. . Fixparienca pre- »08^«Ae711 for Rent room., ;• KinderCare : re- stories. Competitive ^2posltlons,avallaWe' Wanted sitions /available at our benefits. Fax resume for ferred. Fax resum* to: the following pbsltldfts quires Its" professionals to salary and benefits. 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(Q73) 4QJMI282 Fax 370A,Peapack,NJ 07977 Cleaning, tran . professional building . ,. fast, accurate typist to WANTED following .Full-time posi- "••."PMaWaJifbHIca ACCOUNTS ALL/ANY CONDITIOM or companionship Call: apprax. 300 sq.fl Con- • work in the Sonwrvllle of- tions w/flexlble hra at .our '•.••''•••••••2dpi;::':-.':: (973)596-1000/ Cash paid for'your, prop-: COLLECTORS & B08-272-50M tact andy9f»SM092 fice of --Ihe' Matsehgef- Carriers for Newspapera hew center located In Day camp counselors, (973) 59&0SB6 Fax erty. Fast dosing. No delivery In Union County. Branchburg, Nj, along fQtf Gaiette. Must be well or- activity Instructors, Wsi/ BrTdoawatarOffice DATA ENTRY mmmii ^r\ippy care ktt Will One day per Week-NO wltn a $500 Signing Bonus.: HOUSE CUUUHM- Polteh PISCATAWAY -1600 so. ft, l ganized.with: good cus- Ufeguard. ideal, for D04 tbs..$575.-1 very ti collections; Reliable ve- 1908)722-1441/ Wy, «p. ifJft, own trans, ; tower service • skills. B^ teachers, . college. stu-. POSTERS AskforLydla* ; t»i20(V:J3^B8 famate will bs 2 tbsj JfJ hicle required. Please dents. WatchUhg area; )90B)21B.1740Fax : Margaret 908/429-2095 ;. cellenC. Benefits ' "• and . (2 each) &4 M1^J/ : •Lead Teachers > competitive : • ••• : salary. : .•••.•••••call-;-'-. .; '' Interviewing now. ' . - F/T Exciting opportunity In 9OB-580-CAMP SOSSECURITY lif^just I aoLDCN RrrniEVERS Pl«a» pall Janet ". 73*496-4455. , •Assistant Teachers a fast paced medical bill- HOUSEKUMM, Gara oe & Storafle «• Dairies, , 900-57M736 Incorporated ing office In Florham Park. NANMUn, ELOCR CAAB- Real Estate Rentals I, D , or fax resume' to 908- • Infantteacliers; '•. ';•;•, '•'EbE.. " •:'.• •,.: Competitive Salaries and AD nattonaBtJes. Scraenad. awmosBsmsnessaasnl fOT Rent 415 wiii.i.DB 575-8709 .. •.•.:•'•-•.'••. got easier. WAREHOUSE Call Immediately 24 hrs a day benefits. Fax resume for Uc Bonded, AURORA iwbrmjBd, We offer, generous child-, Retail' show room: needs Immediate; consideration AdENCY 792-222-3389 Apartments FAR HILLS'- i ttf rleUwiceitMKaltt,; ..Puppy care discounts for chil- person for delivery, re- 1-800-SECURE-O to: 973460-9732. 170 Morris Ave,LBr NJ avail. 1/01 $ care CTOnomi & auburn Now you can t (Unfurnished) 4(15 r dren over. 2 yrs to,' F/T ceiving, QC, general as- wwW.aossacurlty.coni dHW , Pictures, avail. $475?9Oe- emb'ls, medical, dental, A siatancfl. Great Job, MEDICAL BILLING charge your 81B-7345 CHILD CARE- Weatfleld CHILD CABE PROVIDER R, AFTER SCHOOL vision benefits, 401 (k) pleasant- environment. family, 2 school age chil- FT. Orthopedic practice Accepting newborns 4 up. Plan, Signing Bonus, $ Basking Ridge, NJ, near seeking experienced lndl» Classified AdJ hpt water InqLl. Rooms | Professional dren seeks prof, nanny A Call Frances: MB4B-1S80 90S-78»«1BS PERSON much, much morel 202, 20Q, 287L Must have driver, 7am-7pm. J600- vldual for billing pbaltlon Mohtessori School seeks own car, S10-12/hr + behe- *700Avk. f«u>317-9777 Ih South Orange Village POUSH WOMAN WILL ROSELLE PARK- 1BR, (Furnished) 460 J Services Knowledge In CPT, ICD-9 p ari energetic Individual to To learn more . Plaass fita Calf 973^128-1139 CLEAN YOUR HOUSE $650 mo. M. a hot water I workU-6pm,Uor^Frl The contact, "Leila Hope" at Medical Help 250 & Medical Manager Sys- Incl 73^810-9351 or ASSISTANT right candidate must be 1908-704-0091, or stop by WAREHOUSE tem a plus Excellent ssl 008-241-9413. Chili! Care/ F/T Outgoing Individual: creative 4 work well w/ our new center located at: ary a benefits Contact Agent Call 9084984522 wanted for Cranford of- children. »08.&85-2900 212 Rarltan Valley College YARD HELP Wendy 973.762-871 S Nursery Dr, (formerly knowrt as 2 POSITIONS fice. E*p. preferred. Entry-letfel position Exo. Townhouses/ Schools Benefits.. Mon., Tue*., Orr Drive), Branchburg, benefits. EOE Call: 732- MEDICAL Thurs., Frl., 4 Sat • ' NJ 08776, fax your resume 4694S40, Ext. 404 AVAILABLE Condos Eipress-Times to, #908-704^)449, or send Nurse & Receptionist RECEPTIONIST MONDAY MORMNQ IMC 908-27&-2447 resume via email to; needed PT for Allergy FT. Busy orthopedic prac- for Rent 475 Quality Ctilldcare .' Career Fair 2001 ciMgemall kfndercare com Office in Cranford & tice seeking experienced 900/868*4884 , •(100%pd8 3mosforF/T WEEKEND Warren 908-276-0666 receptionist In South Or A pg .DENTAL positions) ange Village Excellent Certified Ridge Condo, 2 BR, 2 BA, PERSON salary and benefits In- extra large LR & DR, ga- HYGIENISTP/T January 23 KtrtdatCara Is sin To do pick-up of gar- CLERICAL surance knowledge a rage, bsml, mint condi- EXCELLENT CHILD CARE . WESTFIELD, Seeking »iv Equal Opportunity Employar bage & laundry. Must plus. Contact Wendy tion. 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','vv. •• $100 referral bor, ""$6,995'' $34. I CHEVY $8,995 aVBI a OM94 $10.991997 CHEVY5 1997 ACCORD L\ 1998 HONDA ACCORD EX 1998 HONDA CIVIC EX cash prices pd. 433 NORTH AVE. • WESTFIELD • 908-233-0220 ?dr, »uto, air, i» : j>b, pw; IWOCW ^ Paid training SUBURBAN SLT .4*. autoj, alr.y.pb1 b, ptoki ucvufc V'6. MtotM Pf- Pb.M p/locks, ( * cruise, cass, only .22,000 miles. p/seats, tilt, cruise, cass.cd, alloy cruise, rcui, moonroof,.;34,000 WNSWmjMUsWM SEE US ON THE WORLDWIDE WEB AT: www.newnorrischevrolet.com 1 mtit»,VmW>IS0d3D7..•;' • ':•• ,-.•• MIUTARW, NJ 4 F*aeral UK c&, oi, Mnf, 3 stsfa dual an; timing wheels, moonrogf, abs, dual alt UftiATnsh jd or E-MAIL US AT: norchov«"'nol.com k 4 bags, ohly '26,000. • miles. WE'LL BE THERE iliWHi HiDBIIiBlliniMil9umi . ^••••wa^ rW. ••svsaaBiBNa|| ^arajippqst^fq. qi vsiaifrai t $13,995 Us^l aa a at k s a let lal' asial laasla\BlaMslkiAal1 sisaHsasa • Ml nspOOtlvW W IfpOQT3|UIim WOT. ••'•,.'..'.v •\ \t- .•;;. ::^rl'[ •••'-,:,;"-':':''; ','••':".,'. :'l-•.• v;^V Cranford Chronicle • •• y I. ,..•!, •'•'; I. ••;.••]•••••.,'• ^ 1 H^B in ViL. jr_ y BOS mm PICK-UP ANEW ; ;:- r(; .•••!.• -1 -.- -.(••• 4 oyilnder engine, power steering, power brakea, air conditioning, bucket'aaata,am/fm aterao Ca»aett«, 8 and m/t, MSRPc »16,78O, !y-.'- .*•'•:• 2dOe_CHEVROIJET ^^ UNTIL SPRING 2001 •I: : AutonurUo, 0 cylinder, pow*r«t»orlnfl, power brakaa, air conditioning, am/(m aterao, bucket teats, Orlg. MSRPi S23.1 6?eyL, 4"dlr .'•••'. ; • Vln •V1UMO9H ««» »T»j«i ••"1*"-1 sunroof, alloys, ., 4-dr., 5-spd., PW, PDL, cruise, VIN#400389. Model#*B32614EA. VIN#O 17406. Model#CG6551PW. -Mow OMur. Automatic, fl cylinder, power ataelmg, power brakea, air .' conditioning, alrbag, raardefroat, 7 paaaengeraeatlng, MSRP: ' :.; IP19989 • -^^™ • . Autohiatlo, 8 cylinder, power atserlrid, power brakes, air NEWZOO1CHEUROLET condlUonlng, tlntod glass, am/fm ittraooinrit. UOBD. •->-> •• 36 Months/MSRP $29,690 .'. Automatic, S cylinder, p/./b, air cond, alrbag, crulaa, tilt, tint, .'.: - •• , p/wlrtdowa, p/lo nliHI,,cmta ^.'•- •.. I ACCORD . > *"• . •I ^ , fi I I ifl,—-- ...... ,. iii -.(•I WE SPEAK AU. LANGIJACES: Vr.it ESPANOL* RUSSIAN • PORTUlim POLISH • ITALIAN - FBENCM w MINUTES FROM: GARDEN STATE PARKWAY Route 22, Bridgewater / 908-722-5566 . :'..•;.;•'.• ki • TIiDkiniirt . ntto o PIT MOT .. ' /source until 03/01/01. Subjeofto Drimary ledcier approval; Pvrrits calcu&terf^at ATiJ? 3. *O(fer.wlth approved credit Dealer to subsidize" monthly pymt to buyer's jncehtlvea. Select vehicle^ Inbl. $400 cglllitad rebatejlf dual). All leases are based un oioaaa-ana h |s In lieu of rebates prices available on In-stock units only, Prices Incl. all re Visit our web site www.autosporthonda.com incebtlon. Gheyy leases: PurchOptn: $7757 Prirm $12,488 VentureT^817MSK *if^p?o5nP*I ase end. GaDcbst redun. riliis i«f rnr» n\i\mt *nt «^ -«— » -—•--->••- : $9^, Monte tfarlo: $^1469, fah^ ap; financing. Total cost: $26.735;•. Ad Offers cari not be comblneo!.«l^^8S.SiSJ%fBff:SS5 •«I4KW •^ Av/' . *'*w**Ww January 11,2001 8-2 Cranford Chronicle January 11,2C Cranford Chronicle Garden Jransportation || Autos for Sale 1385 ji Trunks & Supplies 990 Autos for Sale 1385 VW PASSAT <9> auto, lTrailers K05 Z BARTCLL'S bik., new tires, runs well, good cond., well malntnd., • FwrnftOardM WU* -83. tmnao.4 all pwer, sunroof,'' AO, fire rescus) generator TcjLsoU, fcmhroorrr SoU, *., auto., 72K, part, alarm w/ remot»4tart CO. Sbne, Quarry Dutf, Wall w/slee. outfrt, auta, nm*r ptewytNng, cast., anrt., 131 (C $3,900/obo. 908- 4 bans. Shelve InL, Sona, Grlnnell Block, (Mil maint, many new 313-1339 Hfi Jtett Firewood, 4 , parti, mini oond, $6500 «C drainpipe 008-273-2858 Cranford: Chronicle .;:'.-:-jjariqafy'J:1.r'2p0f January 11; 2001 Cranford Chronicle CELEBRATING*65 YE, EARS-CELEBRATING O-V "d. III Lincoln LS Sedan 0 Motor Trend's First Global Car Of The Year. FINANCING ^ BRAND NEW 2001 ^Qv^v^. 4000 Lincoln CASH ACK Mountaineer 4WD ;;, i ••* Town Car $ • 4 Door •Air Conditioning Unsurpassed comfort coupled •V6Engin» ' •AM/FM Sterao COM SAVE 3735 .^ with an incredibly smooth, • Automate controlled ride, Transmissorj W/OD rwyvh«f - • Power Sf^eifng HMrepog • Power Brakes •Tinted GIOM -Power Windows 1 •Clotl>lnWr(or v; • Power locks ' • Aluminum VM •Power Trunk $ •PoWer Seat UP • ReWole Mirrors AVAILABLE TO QUALIFIED' o TO 3500 In Rebates Price incl $1500 Man Reb ,& $400, BUYERS. ON SELECT MODELS college grdd reb Ifqual* BRANH NEW 2001 FORD BRAND NEW 2001 FO] on 2001 Models LX O ESCAPE XLS 4X4 2.0L 4 cylinder, 5 speed, mantf.'trans, pwr steering/brakes, air conditioning, 3.0LV-6, automatic OD trans, power steering/brakes, air conditioning, Lincoln : dOth iliterior,i bSW'tires; Stk.#8034I VIN#1W113944 MSRP $13,645. bucket seats, bsw all season tires, STK #T6034, VIN 1KE76447, MSRP ,^i- • Price incl $476 deafer disc. & $400 coll. grad. reb* $21,185. Price incl $1036 dealer disc & $400 coll. grad. reb* ^a Navigator O1 Navigator is the most luxurious O and genuine M\-size SUV 6 BRAND NEW 2001 O Villager Mihivan Lincoln $ '94 PROTEGE '94 SPIRIT '91 EXPLORER XLT '96 BLAZER-2 DOOR 4X4 • 4 Door Van • Air Condilfonlng •V6 -AM/fM Stereo Cossette SAVE 3045' Mazda, 4-cylinder, automatic) transmission; power Oodno 6 cylinder automatic trans powor Ford G cylinder, automatic irons 4 wh| drive, powor Chevrolet 6 cylinder, 5 speed manual transmission Continental 6lMrina*raK83, AIH, AM/FM Slore<«ass«llo, 60,751 stoonng/brakos/wlndows/lockg.AIFI AWTM Slotoo- srmgWaWtdiods AIR AM-fM Stereo CD fatt.crulsa power slmg/brks/wlnd/locks AIR, tilt cruise aluminum •AutoTransw/Ot) -TillWliBel mlles,VINtfRO7043B5.As!s. " ., cass flit crulso 34 901 mllos VlN*RT214971 alum whl9 73 375 miles, VIN 4MUD39114 As Is wheels, 102 372 rfltles VIW,*TK15BO32 AS IS A luxury tar for people who are • Power Steering • Cruise Control i $ confident being themselves • Power ABS Brakes • Rear Defogger .$. $ $ • Power Windows • Tmled Glass 4950 6550 6950 7950 •Power Locks 'Cloth Interior •Power Trunk • MSftP $25,540 ' '95 LeSABRE LIMITED '95 F250 4X4 • Power Seat -STOIV2 • Remote Mirrors «V|N # 1DJ02295 Buick, 6 cylindor, ' apto trans, pvit 12MOATTH VISIT mm. ••'.".Ford,'5.8L V-8,aWo Unns, pwr slrngTbrk's, AIR;.'. stmg/brfcsAvlnd/locks, AIR, (i|t, crulso, alum wls. ' 'bfldllnor. Oil Road Pkg, 112,038 mllas, 54,052011109, VIN#SH431114 VIN#SCA09362.Asls. . \... ' " •.. •.' Price incl $1000 Man Rob, &$400 wfflivTV wymanford.com $ college grad reb ifqual* LINCOLN »«"^Ss «TJ FOR MORE! lOi950 Prices Incl all calls la be paid by coniumer except license reglilrol on & laxes Supersedes oil previous oilers Not reip lor typos AMERICAN LUXURY *|Musl bo a gradual or a 2 or i yr accredited college w ihln l|io last 12 moi) All due & Incentives back lo dealer ; 1 : '00FOGVSSE - •. ;^.-'99-SABLE -GS'-/;;;v::; V ;^:V:-;:'O6'.T^IRUS-SE ••" •;•.;;. 'OOWTWSTARLX : new Ford, 4 cyl,. auto Irans, pwr strng/anllrlock Msrcury;' 6 ,oy), auto trans, pwr • Ford, 6 oyllnder,. automatic Irans, power,, Fordi 8 cyljiujler,'itiuto- trans, pwr brksMtnd/locksr, AIR, Illl, crulso, alum whig; 14,610 strng/brks/wlnd/locks/eaals, AIR/ tilt, crulse.dlum . staerir^rakM/WlniHocks, AiaAM/FMSterofwass,' slrnnArks/wlnd/locks/seals, dual AIR; UK, cruise, 369 SOUTH AVE E. • WESTFIELD, NJ • (W232-65001 : 369SOUTHAVE.E.' WESTFIELD,]^ • «232-6500 miles, VlN#VW201479. , ' ' ' whl?, 23,568 rnl, VIN#XG66224B. ' " . •nlumwhls, till, crulss, 16.897 miles, VlrWA140649. privacy gls, 12.456 miles, .UIN#VDBB5072. ; ; Visit us ott the Web <@ tVtvtv.Umcars.cotH Visit us on the web % www.tlmcars.com $: •Ste95O^: IS,M0 ;^ PRE-OWNED CLEARANCE SPECIALS! Low Price Talks ~ Nobody Walks At~. IMILLBURM v 9i OCRwyP 4'' d'r, Vfl, quid,.Irqhi,'w/0D(1 pwr dr, VB,-au/(i* trdhi'V//OD,, bwwrr •4.'iir, 4' cyl.' aulo- irdnl' w/OO, pw . ilr/JrfVtMiuJ/lKlci/lnjnE/upli; A1B, AW/fM bk/W/lk/ol,, Alt, AXVFM:l •4 ,'dr, V6; •auto Irarts, pwr U/bk/wW/ockl/.ol,, Al, AXVFM:.l.,.> a ilr/b/l/wind/iocb/lnjnk. AIB, AM/FM lUn>o I N C O L N -tUno eou; Hit; crulu/r d»l,iUnl;clblli, r.mot. ecu, l/olir dat.nll"cniu;bolheiiu;blh"bli,"bliim'AMi L ilr/l).t/wi™)/l«Li/i™nk, AIR, AM/fM il.ua cau. I/all, r dal, lint, c™ll«,,clolh Inl, 19,300 mlrr, oliAn Ml. 73,7t,& ml, STK #O169B, VIN 75.515 ml,;s)TK KOMBA, VlN #SV«458o, 'cau, Hni, rdtf, Illl, cmli* cldlli Inl, 17,785 ml, ml STK.KOW.VIN (VK6O750O. ': STK«O5!43A.WN»W°I4I97», '• ' fora :-»si(Ma»i;.. • • ,-,•:•••,!••..• • 12,495 ; '99MERGURVSABLE; m BUICKRE©At '99 MERCURY VIUAGER P p V6, aulomaHc IrdnimltJiibn, • pwr UNION •4 &, V6, dulo Irani,' W0R, 'bwr 4 .dr, V6, auld tram, w/OD; pwr 2d/, Vd, auld.. Irani,' .4x4, pwr Check the •||r/brk/ur|nd/locli/trunk,. AIR, AM/fM ilr/A8SAlnt)/locli/liunl/uolAII!/ , AW/FM 4 dr. AWD.'.VS, pwr ilr/ birlt/.wind/ jfr/brfc/wlntf/laclfi/trunk/ifal, frni/rr AIR, llr/bikl/wlnd/locb/ .drlv«r!l uol, AIR, 369 SOUTH AVE. E Jtsrkp cdii; tto; lilt, ciulu; r dtl. clolh Inl, (l*r*ocou^NII, auli4, rdaMlnl, l«dttK r*h< ml/r,l':: lo£lu/lnjnlV'i»ol,A]e, WMil.no coll. Illl, AM/FM l)««o caii,t/oli; r.d*f, lilt, OUIM, clolh |9 ? moon. I. olum vtUt 37723 ml. STKIQW, VIN. AM/FM Stared can, ed, Illl, ciulu, l/nli; r» trulM.-i d»f. laolk, moon/I, 40,313 ml, STK In), 26,53ffnU,.STK (K5P73, VIN WXDJ34327, ••w.'Mlrt 47,642 ml, StK #OW2, VIN tW, bailor Inl, un rdol, alum wlili, 31,83? ml. ;1 ',tt)CQ657i22- ' ' . .• • •WI57J708. . •:••••.••• #OT3IA; VIN »VUJ2>373. '. . • Prices & pymnteInclude allcoste to bo paid classified ads WESTFIELD, NJ SiL»OW0,VIN»WUAW48l; ;-, • . HILLSIDE b i tfo liig >13,695 * T9,99f SPRMGFiELD.AVE.,MAPlEWO(M); -***^****s*!registration & taxes. Not responsible fo*r (908) 232-6500 : 1 typographical errors./Pictures .ire for •' '00 MERCURY GRAND AMRQUfS; • ^MERCUftVMOUNTAINEERAWD. • 0QFO«DF-J50.aUBCAB.4X4 PICKUP. - '00 UNCOIN TOWN CAR SIGNATURE 1 V8 auloulo Irani, p»pWrr ilr/btl/wlnd/loilillr/brl/wlnd/loili, AIDAid, 4dr* .1 . i1. o • ••' 1 'f'-': •.V'. . mmmmmmmmm January 11, 2001 Cranford Chronicle January 11,2001 Cranford Chronicle r IIFasI ^HILLTOP NISSANS w #t •J® ^mplayees t "Call" )PATHF The Credit Let Us make it easier for you. 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'•••.. :>'(-. .-. 1; ii i : Cranford Chronicle '^'J^;^^. ^fp S'^-ii;^. -?'.' January 11,2001 • •••'• >r -•••a';v*'v.^:"';".'V"j:'v('i' CHS girls fall to Elizabeth cagers. P!ease see Sports, Page C-1 Of 1/ ">" ' BRING IN THIS AD FOR AN ANY VEHICLE in ADDITIONAL INSTOCK! 1995 BMW 1994 BMW 318H 3181. Now Open Saturdays-6 Days A Week cyl, aulo frftns brte, AIR, loaded, 69.131 4 cvl, ams trans. aur'tiifaiVn ml,. VIN *SAM72236. Since 1^93 , NADA Retail ^ Vol. 113, No. 3 Thursday, January 18,2001 50 cents' . 1998 DODGE 199/CHEVROLET 1997NISSAN GRAND CARAVAN SI BLAZER LT 9?X|.« (. • • ^•^^*^^'7-;;:7-; ••.; -'M--- . a singla female,, ol any raM,, lo ato. caring, failhfui. lull figured the hear), non cheating single white , Participation and volunteers are vitally and needed. Alt ideals'•'••". 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WHITE KNIGHT . 4<)yrold, 5'5", 125 lbs, lit, divorcod ' attractive, slender,' polite woman iolophono numbor, could, you While malo, 45, neydr married, no'; .•whilsim6thar ol oifejard working, • who would enjoy. Iho company.of..'. please, call again apd teavo, your children,5'9", 200 lbs,' nice Ibokinn,' sport mlndod. with a flood senso ot - someone who treats you as in, Thle Gonseryation Center is located oiv Birchwbod Avenue, off numbor. BOX29264 ' -'; fantastic porsonnllly,- sonsc ol, humbr. Looking for a physically lit, '.. equal?BO*f2?269.-. . ..',.:.".-'-"• tiurno)-,' clean' c'uti no smoko/alcc- single while male/who likes.work- . HISPANIC JERSEY GIRL- Call fl[~jrw~*i>£*