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Qhappell was stopped on the annual American history essay Orange Avenue School, ;/firfct 300 block of North Avenue, •• right. Howell was stopped at South contest sponsored by Crane's place; Christian McGrath tuld according to police reports. : ;Ford-Chapter, Daughters: of the Conor Byrnes, Orange••.••Ayenie Rocp was stopped at the Avenue and Center Street after police received a report of a * * *•; •./-••- .'• American Revolution. , School, second place (tie); Olivia intersection of North Avenue Catherine Severs, 64, of Mode and Alexandria Bachie^, and Centennial Avenue for fail- suspicious male entering vehi- By MAUREEN FOYE *lf the United States Capitol Cranford, was charged at 4:16 JValls Could Talk" was the topic St: Michael's School, third phtce ing to maintain his lane and cles at an auto repair shop on •;CH|lONI(ai! CORRESPONDENT, . South Avenue, police said, p.m. Monday with shoplifting.; : for this yea^s contest. A total of ;(tie);:'\/;/r;;/:^:/:;/:ie).;:\/;/Avr;;/:,^/;/:;,; ; ;(•(.; crossing double yellow lines, *" Officers responded after Howell matched the descrip- ^^Wipb ^ Board of 249 pupils submitted essays Grader$ -rr, |iaura,•; Roberts, according to police reports. Severs was apprehended by about American history . from Hillside 'Ayeaye School, fir|it * * • • tion of a suspect, according to officials are still : police reports. employees at the Pathmark 1800-1900, according to a press place; Patrick OUoWd, .Orange Michael Vica, 41, of Linden, supermarket, according. to iin^ word from the state : Police recovered property release issued this week by the ,Avenu? Sphipol, • seconct. placje; was charged at 1:05 a.m. polic6 reports. She was released Muck financial siBsis- Crane's Foi^d Chapter, Mark. Bagriie^skii ;^Livi]ngston Saturday with driving while taken from the vehicles, police on her own recognizance after i ^ce^eyjtan expect for their said. Howell was transported to The contest was open to all /Averiue School,;thirdplacei .-.•••.:• j intoxicated, possession of a con- Pathmark employees signed a ; pifinding school construction : A copy'of the first-irtace^.win- trolled dangerous substance the Union County Jail in 1 Cranford students in the: fifth, shoplifting complaint against ^rbjt ''•: '^''' '' sixth, seventh and eighth grades, ners'essays have been forwarded ' (believed to be cocaine), posses- Elizabeth and held in lieu of e ; 1 her, police said. M- $* schdpl board jforwarded ,to the DAR state chairman. ;Qyer . sion of narcotics paraphernalia ' $5,000 bail the release said, r :.- \ -'/\->.', ^t;week finalized scheniiEitics The wuiriers* Usted by grade, the year^, the vCraneJs ; Fo|d • and possession of a CDS in a * * * Kenilworth M^''jQfeW'sichpol .bmlduig; to- Chaptei^'has produced Isjeyeral; • motor vehicle, ''': '••'„ Raphael Payne, 30, of and ranking: . •. • • :•• >. Roselle, was -charged Jan. 16 Lerby J. McPhergbn °f j;pnenti\diif d '..•• Grade 8,;^r Alana Buoriaguro,'•wuiriers in; the Di^'s;si^^-^^ Vica was stopped for making 8ftu<}a|ion's [Office ••,"•• •':.;"• •• '••*....*• •* .'• .•••!.. and Eric linger, Orange Avenue South Avenue, according to the intersection of Bpulevard according td; Superintendent; -..'essay-, will recieiye , 'st^&MScate^ School, third place (tie). ; •. '••;••• Anthony Mohan, 20, of police reports. Payne was held and North 7th. Street, police of School^^Villiiun MurpJ&y. frona the .Crape's Ford'CMp^ said. He was released to his ;: • Grade -7.;^ ^Peter Russo, Later this school Vear.ieach of the Rahway, was charged at 11:30 in lieu Of $1,500 bail, police .: CBhstructiqn .costs for-the • -'I •/'. '<^ • 4 • [.' \ ' J i i,f >!• \ **\' (J'v'1' J-TTT '.• .'••.'• j - wife's custody, whoposted $260•• Orange . Avenue School,/. first 1 a.m. Monday with impersonat- said. ' '••*'.' •:•' new facility are estimated at • participa^Lng'SchOols is expected bail, according to police reports. place; Monica, Miller; and Alana ;.ihg\ano&e^:'hkdeirw^''hi|j own ;$15.a million, officials saidvlf, , to hold 'a special(awarite^^cerfemib"-" :••' •'•. ; •••••' ' ••*.•* *•.•••••'•' . ' -•• '/' . Murphy, Orange Avenue School, apprehension, operating a. Juan Pena, 31, of Jersey the • state approves-v the •ny,: at whicri; the.: indiyidual.,wio- • Jess J. Bdtiisa of Blopmfield the Student Council Of Garwood's Lincoln School sponsored Its annual Spelling Bee In December, and second.' place '..(tie); ;:Laui'el: motor vehicle with a suspended City, was charged Friday with a schematics and the,district's Hartman and Matthew Kessler, ners .will receive special, gifis license and reckless driving. headlight violation, driving', was charged: at 4:34 p.ih: Jan. seventh-grader Sal Morelll (seated, center) was declared school chartiRlon. Sal was pushed to the brink 1 lohgTrange: faciliti^plan;; it; 1 : ; : Orange Averiue School,, third from; the chapter^; tbej• pyess 15 ^thdnving with a suspend- by first runner-up and fellow seventh-grader Zachary Sehaefer (seated^ right), while second rurrner-up ; ; During a inotor vehicle stop with a suspended license and can atvafd a-grant ofup to 40 '•::•.;,: • '. ••;' :'.' T : •-'•":.'•..• :: vv.:'• ' ' , . ' T£(CpU|ttE$YpF:THE;GARWOOtJBOARD,OF EDUCATION, ;. release said.•- .•..•;•• •• '••. • •','-. r .' ••{'•' • \ ed license.. : •,'..•.: .:, .'• ;••••: '.:i' ;."'!• •'.,'•':. went to slyfh^grader Kevin Ertimoris (seated, left). The top three spellers earned gift certificates from a on'the Garden State Parkway,'; failing to surrender his; license; : ^perciBnt 'pf the construction ; With the final plans for the first floor (above) and second floor (below) of the two-story school Garwood Mohan'said he had: no identifi- Pena was stopped on the 200 Bousa :. was stopped at local bookstore, courtesy of the 'Student Courtcll/Unguage Arts Literacy Teacher T.Eteric (standing, costs, Garwood officials said. .: officials hope to build on Walnut Avenue In the state's hands, the Borough Board of Education Is awalK cation and said he was someone block of North Avenue for the Galloping Hill Road at the left) served as coordinator and moderator of the bee, while Language Arts Teacher 0. O'Reilly (stand- How much stat$ aid. the dis^ Ing word on how much the state wlir be willing to chip In to cover the proposed $ : ; : ; : : ; : : i ; ii! else, according to police reports. headligitt violation, police said, Garden State Parkway,.police Ing, right) was the Judge. •"••••' •'•'•••"•••:.:•••"••/- .: •'.••••':•. ':•' . .•'•.'••'.. • '••.••:'/ ••;.'••• v- ; .- ;trict receives will deterrnme structlon costs. •. •':•'• '•'•:'-." : •.•';' • .'''.'•• '' .; ; '.•'•'•..''' "••;. ''I*::. ;?•.;•••'':.''.• ' ^'•'•' ::'v .' .:''.• "••'•• ''••>•/ : : V said. She gave officers a fraud- He was held, at Union County and a subsequent investigation , the nuimbers in thehypdtheti- Jaih in Elizabeth in lieu of revealed, that his license was ulent insurance card, which explain the project's details, school would ociupy ai.8-Acre Tlie plans c£li for drop-off was confiscated, according to "0a'l April referendum, officials including meetings between site on \Valhut iStreet, site Of ' zones along ^Valriut Street $5,000 bail, police said. suspended. He was released on ; police-reports. . • said.'•.•':;•;;-';. "•'.•'•''•.] ' /. ": ];• •.';..• :. cpastructiOn engineer Scott the current Lincoln-Franklin arid; Second! Avenue;: Pre- . his otvn recognizance, accord- :; .Officials/ are planning a. at Saturn's largest : Garwood ing to poh'ce reports. She was released after post- , Ayres arid GarwOOd's' senior School.. Jhe:new building kiridergarten and , kirider-. ing $500 bail, police said. series of meetings with com- citizen population. would!;' house, students in garteri students would, hav^t. , GRANFORD' — Amateur through spacei.'.;en route, to \ Tyson A. Howell, 18, of : 1; >inunity\ mennbers to. better. "'" s proposed two-story grades • pre-kindergarten tiieir own.. drop-off zone, on'; Astronomers Inc. is sched- .Saturn.' •. ';''••.•.. ;;•'•" :;' • •:- ..-'. :-':' :•'•' through;eigh!t,: ^8 well ;as ; Third Avenue. The plans also uled to! host a. leotiire by A reception in the UCG's | for #unty specif Bo,ard of Education offices , include 40 parking spaces,: Theodor Kqstiuk on "Probing SperTy Observatory is slated. J ByTWOMASSCOTT first floor to its needs. .Mountainside, with the balance arid the superinteridentV/ with parking areas targeted Saturn's Moon Titan." ; to follow the lecture. . '•'•.. THERECORD-PJIESS " •. • ,.'••"• The final agreement involved of the students cbmihg- froin office. In addition, r. the for tjfie space between the,; : The lecture is open to: t;he .Weather^./;. permitting|j RunneJIs volunteers sponsor jewelry sale five zoning; •board resolutions," around Union Gounty.:.'.-. '. 'i '• Garwood . Public. Library Garwood : First Aid : Squad public and is scheduled ,to otis will .bei'kbiei'toi"^'' BERKELEY HEIGHTS - Available for purchase will WESTPIEIib—For tie Union eacft explaining certain condi- The variajice application ;had .'would relocate. to'; the' n6w building and Hartman Park^. begin at 8:^0 p.in. Feb. 16 in Saturn atad' other planets in. anklets and rings; fun watches; County. Educational Services The Volunteer Guild at be 14-karat gold chains, arid oz rings. tions the UGESC must meet and been under fire by some Cardinal building ..and incorporate abfoss Second', Avenue from the lecture hall at Union the. Solar System thrbugh ; Runnells Specialized Hospital bracelets and anklets, in all Commissibn and : certain each passed by a 4-0 vote. Drive property pwners, ,whb,said the -school's media. ceater, the proposed .school.' Also County College, where the'•;'-• the observatory's .two large'?. Proceeds for the sale will Cardinal Drive business owners, : of Union County is sponsoring a styles and lengths,. from $25; Among, other factors, UCESC granting; the variance to ; the according to the'plans sent included are addttional\pafk- Amateur Astronomers orga- ^telescopes; located :Uride!r the^' help purchase items for the hos- it's a dope deal V ; ;'.. i( v jewe^hy sale, just in time for 14>ksrat gold earrings in more pital's patients and. residents. ; officitils-said they would hot con- county organization . would • to'the state.X' .'•••' • ''•• ' • ' ing areas for the Board of nization.is.based.,. observatory's domes. 7 • . . At its first regularimeeting of uhderminetheir property valuies. Valentine's Day. than 100 different styles, froin For more information, call struct a high^school like struc- Pre-kindergarten' class- Education offices. • r . :Kostiuk is :&•• planetary TheAniateurAstronbmers^i v : the new year Monday night, the ture on the property. Such a Local devblopet John' P. Soyle: rOoniiSi two kindergarten ; - Sale/hours are scheduled for $10; 14-karat gold charms and (908) 771-5847.:' ' ;./ : '. Officials were ekpected to astronomer at the NASA, will . run their regular"'' Westfield IZoniiig: :Bbar4, of . structure was included in the and other business:" owners classrooms and. eight -other 8 a.m. to 4 p,ipa. Feb. 1 in the rings, from $20; sterling silver New jrolunteers are welcome address this week one prob- Goddard Spacefligbt Center mprithljr business meeting- Ap^ustinent finalized an agree- UCEJSC'S original zoning board appeared a,t £he Dec, 12 meeting '..' classrooms would be' located ; hospital's multipurpose room. chains,- earnings, »charms,. at the hospital any time.. , leiri with the; coriBtructiori in Greenbelt, Md. He is before Kostiuk's lecture,,.. mel(it that will permit a usi^ vari-- apjjilicatiop:, officials said. : on the school's first floor, as • -ttf -the zoriirig board, to air tiieir plan '—• where pupils now expected to discufis the beginning at 8 p.m ance;fpr the UCE$C, which iplans ^p^tog,,ar.eas;.fpr the special • grievance, ftnd.-board, nienibejs. would a gymnasium, locker exploration of Saturn's For more information on •\oi>•apet-pte;'a^ =;speic^ial. edidfcAtiott : ! atteriding .-the , Lincolh- ! edubatioh: facility were also ifeh)- th^nibrpkered the agreement ; rbdms and a "catetoriuin," a ..Bc,h:pof'^''•{av<\ stutlents.V.''; .mth' Wanklin School would attend i;4iEirgestf;moori, >y earth^jased >.;#*j,jlejc^e"fHt^i^il c£»ted, accprdjingvto ihe: agree- ^ finalized Monday night.. . combination^ cafeteijia ahd "telescopes; his lecture;.will this Amateur, Astro Pepasiye; l)fevploit)inerit Wsorder ment, while other aesthetic and auditormni with a, .stage, /clauses while the new building ; ah4 autism', at 46-49 Oardinal Bpyie said Monday nigh^r he is. > under icoiisiiruction.,' The also touch upon the Cassini send an e-maiV,<'to .; landscaping concerns were was pleased the kids will-- accordingtoiheplaiuk : • ^ >< i i i r i)rive,-The agreement addresses ' ^6jl/^ /Education^ ; ;was- T.-'pjfpbev'..currently.; * °'"" '^'' ' '* AHUM A Ffenn Jersey AfJwar)ce,; Irftrawspapei the concerns of! Borne .Cardinal addressed; . . .,, „•"•. their school., ' • • •:'. • When completed, the educa? The 32;00p-square-fbot site; | Cape Cod $2,500 1 include: 12' other: classrooms night o. ^eigMiine u^e of mod> iprive bu^mesa. pwrners, who 'felt- tionid facility'.is expected to haw which.served for. 25 years as.the 1 11 100 Off Wm '~~ ^asreSOuriJe^OomV"'-"''"' - - --'- assroomg against send- Published every Thursday by. MJN theprfefiBncepffe a; capacity of "66 preschoPl <3nl-- wojrld headqualrters, of :the . : Any • ; : ^^^to^jchpols-sin Pubfefiing (USps 13&-800) effectpr6perty;yal;ues. •• dren> ages 4r.7,. School officials Connell Company, was purchased 1 Roofing Job 301 Central Ave,, t|ark; NJ Q7066; The UOE.SC 'needs'the -use said the fgc^^^ in December by the UCESC for ; Split Level $2,900 ns, S:• ' Second Glass postagepald at variance to convert the property's handle 33 PDI) children from $2.6 million;: ' •••• ' Price Includes: removal of. two layers'of old shlhgles;.durnpsters;/corriplete clean ' • • ', . : :U^i2B,yr.:8Wn^es;a'nd'a!l-paperandperrti|ts. ••.'•;•:V. •:.'' : Cranfprd, NJ POSTMASTER: •''. '•-,'" A i please send changes to NJN CARLSON BROS. 9O8-272-1266 Pubfehing Pulfiilment office, PO Box. 699, Sbrnerville, NJ M876. Public Library hosts SubscrlptloiYrates by mail/one year within Union County $25, out •"of county $28, out of sstate $30, children's ^ Ecuadoriankitist shows To subscribe call 1 r8po-3or>-9321. : GrAltWOOD—The Qarwood Public Library is hosting special [ done blend traditional style with • rliis paintings ajre*,also ;0ri dis^ SPOKES MEDICINE Story.Timesessiori?ifor children ages 34. ! .ELIZABETH ' •• •••;•:";.• -t^ It pays to look "Landscapes" by.Dario: SchoUs well-defined^ formEi arid figures play at theDanaliibrary On the The first of the eightrweek sessions is scheduled to begin at will be. on display through Feb. as well as a greater interisii^ of Newark cajripus of Rutgers 10:30•a.m. Feb. 5 at the library/located at 223 Walnut St.'in : Presented by WUllam Bell, R.RT. : 28 in tihe Freeholders Gallery at colors, consequently achieving U^biversit5i;;; •>•;.// :-:- :/ Garwpod, •." .' ;' ".' • •.•.' • ; -,- •'.•• '.; .... •.•• ' ".•'./ the "• \ Union . . County' distinct and inarvelous eflfects. ' The gallery is, sponsored by :•.'. '. • '••••:•' ;••'.. -''.'• QTIPS' The session is scheduled to continue each Monday at the Adiriinistration Building. ;'. A: native of QuitOi Ecuador, thB^ofphV%JVeehoIderB^ofphV%JVeehoIdesr '.The fate of women athletes' anterior cru- knee stability. sametime.' .•.••.:'. •''••. .• . •. '• •'•'.• .-'. .:".•.-. •',}••' •.; Spholis' .traditional worjes Scholis began, drawing and and coordiriajted by,.the;^:Uriion ^^MMMM:*M Dry-Cleaning ici?ke jigameht (AC|L) teats is. four to six If you repeatedly suffer injuries to .your Interested persons should visit the library to register or" for 1 py tithes that of men who play the same capture the. encharitmettt and, painting at anNearly.'age. fiewa s County IHvidjori of Culturd} and knees, ask your primary care physician or more information. accepted in 1978 into the Heritage Affairs. . * S^irt Laundry: sports. Why? A biomechanical difference orthopedic surgeon if you can be helpedby trailijuillity of remote South, • makes women more prone tp this knee-h'g- American villages. The artist Escuetti de Belitts Arieti at the Gallery hours are 9 a.m.-5. Wddi Gown physical therapy. We will not only help p.m. Monday through Friday,; .ament damage: > In women, the. thighbone you rehabilitate your knee after the prima- * hish Step bancinq combines, mixed media, acrylics Unibersidad , Central del : angles inward from the hipbone to the ry injury or surgery, but also, we will help.: and intaglios to create arrange- Ecuador', \, . •'-.l-'v •••;;••... .'.;• plus the^periodbefore fiseeholder •Drapery Service. : kitee (the Q angle) more sharply than in you strengthen' the knee, helping you * Thursday's'3:30pm UIWEEHmORAL riients of bright colors and fig- ; He came to the United States meetings on Thursday niglats. * Custom Alteration WELVE WEEKS OF PRIVATE S^R men, making women more knoctrkneed , ures, resulting in 'wonderful con- in 1988 to enroll in the Corcoran AdnSssiOnih fr^e.; . HUK INIVE ,and increasing' stress on the knee, avoid reiniury. For appointment intotma- • don, phone BELL REHABILITATION & * 1'.'" '•'•', •*:' .*•' •'•' >^^v-%;e!^ Cranford Chronicle January 25, 200j Cranford Chronicle Letters to the editor to tokw in .!:,••; •••: CRANFORI) - Habbi Joshua of technology in Jewish h'fejpar- 'America.,' •;•. •:•.•/••'."•;'..; : :'':"'?'•• '; Heller is scheduled to teach:a ticuiarly the. impact of the . Heller will,teach adults: and To The Chroriicle: ' ::^y.. : 'y y. •".'.' class bn the use of computers in ' Internet pri Jewish educatiori teen-agers how. to. evaluate "the Union County police chiefs and I have agreed to the Jewish home at Temple r and commujuty building. He has , \As we. embark upon: this new century, law Vestablish the High Tech Task Force.-The princi- Jewish content on the World enforcement continues to face sigriificant chal- Beth-El Mekor Chayim; ;: ; . just becbme^he director of dis- •Wide Web. Call the synagogue, pal goal pf the task force will be to ciqordinate •, The class is schediijed tp run tance learning and educational pffice at (908) 276-9231 for.infor- lenges, iiot; the least of which is the investiga- the efforts of Union County law enforcement to Go Big Blue! tion and prosecution pf individuals re-sponsible from 9 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. Feb. 4 technology at the Jewish mation on' reserving a place in protect oiif citizens against "online, outlaws" at the temple, located at 338 Theological Seminary of this^ session. •'.'•. . :• ••.•'•: After one of the most bitterly fought political seasons in fprcommittmg crimes throught the use' of com- . whb engage in a'variety of criminal activity rWamut Aye. in Cranford. history, and before New Jersey prepares for its own politi- puters; Today,, the same electronic marketplace iricludirig illegal sales pf guns and controlled .This will be the second sessiori : that offers members of tihe public unprecedent- dangerous' substances, promotion of gambling, cal dramas this year, there is something all.state residents : of the new Lifelong Institute for " can agree upon — the Giants will win Super Bowl XXXV. ed access to a global market also presents the ^Internet fraud, cyberstalkirig, pornography arid . Family .Education programming Garwood challenge for law enforcement to ensure that child sexual exploitation. In this venture; the The Giants are New Jersey's football team, just as the of the Religious School of Temple UiisMarketplace^ is^safe and secure. •. : task force wiU apply time-tested investigative: Beth-El IVlekpr, Chayim; The Feb. 3 b donation Devils are the state's hockey team and the Nets — though In order to;. meet this challengevlaw enfowe- techriiques to the realmof cyberspace in> order. 'LIFEprpgra^ is funded by the we may not like to admit it — are the state's basketball ment must recognize that computers are uti- to better detect, artest arid prosecute those Jewish Federation of, Central GARWOO)pi. — The5 borough at the Knights' Council 'Ha]l, team. While the Jets iare owned by a Somerset County res- lized in ayariety of roles to facilitate crime arid ; involved in the illegitimate.utilization Of cbmr New Jersey in cooperation with 1 chapter of the '• Khig'hts of located at 37.South Ave., across ident, the team has yet to capture the hearts of state fans. that, each; of these roled raises novel inVestiga- puters; The task, force will also participate: in the synagogue's Adult Education Columbus have, soheduled a spe- from the Pathmaric supermarket," ^And while both the Jets and the Giants claim residency in tive and prpsei;utorial,:issues thus••majdng.it of the education of our citizens toprevent of miri^. comriu'ttee' and thef Annual Ben cial blood drive-collection. in Garwopd. For;more informtir New York, simple geography disagrees: Giants Stadium particular concern to- law enforcement adininis- imize the risk of^their'.victimization., ' •'; Galen Memorial Sliahbatpiid ; :. V;: The blobd drive is slated to tipii bn making a donation, call and the restof the Meadowlands are located in the Garden .tratbrs-tliat'those engaged iri the detection and' .The'.'• commitmerit\ by•';UniPn County law,; ••': Heller.is an expert on issyes run from l6.a;mv tq 2 p.m; Feb. 3.• C908) ^89^09 after 4 p.mv 4; State. New Yorkcan have the Statue of Liberty; the Giants appreheiisipri of computer criminala receive • eriforcement tp this effort is in recpgnitipn that, are oum appropriate graining.'Alsd; computer crime ren- computer, crime is pervasive, transcends tradi-i . Arid: there is no doubt they will win Sunday night, at ';. ftfpu're .looking live at eidusive ders cpnyentibnal law enforcement boundEkries tibrial jurisdictional, bpuridaries arid, unless - least according to sports history. New Jersey-New York imageaprpvided by the Fuji blimp, Virtually meaningless,^emphasis must be effectiyely' deterred,' will adversely irnpact the ' high, . above tradition-steeped teams have a fantastic record of defeating teams from : placed, .as well; on effective cpordiriatipri oif • quality pf life of a}l piir citizenshSuch a com- SatCbin-pbt-Net Stadium! Hello effort.. Abse-nt^ such.meariingliui coordination; mitmerit is law enfortementy duty AriytWng; Baltimore, especially when it counts most Remember the again,.'everybody, and-welcome to •'. wonderful year of 1969, when" the Jets beat the Golts in the law enforcement .agencies are likely to coiiduct less would be uriacceptable* ; ^: \ Orlando, home of Disneyworl4, reduridant investigatipris or. disrupt undercover- Super Bowl and the Mets beat the Orioles in the World : / THOH/IASW MANAHAN where tonight, the Kings will fece options ofotheragencies. •; / • \"•;...':..,.;'•'• Series? Ask today's Orioles how much they enjoy facing ; Union Goiinty Prosecutor the.MpnaVchs in the SSth-annual. s the Yankees in the American League playoffs. !. : Sears' Chairipionfiliip Bowl!-' ' :' •:.',•: • ''if' * •'$* foe&e^^ reasbris, among others; that the '••:••• ;yy\: •;:/•:' C-^.'r;:.:^;--:^,'•::,• Elizabeth'; Like. New Jer.sey4t$el5thfe .Giants have, received little •TTiis, is.the Frito-Lay lYegame respect throughout .this NFL season. The team attracted Spectacular, and •Tm'-'.'-Mary' only cursory attention outside this region; football ana- Henderson; joined in the booth as lysts commented on the team's "soft" schedule; even the always by Johnny Wilson. Our can IScfiools: > New York, media downplayed the team's success. But wardrobes/are provided by Josi.M. through hard work, dedication and some very convincing Banks clothiers. : SCOTCH PLAINS — The St. Association arid the IJ.Sfor: Feb 11 at, 1 p.m. in. the: butt-kjckings, the Giants have earned their way to the . ."Tonight's contest is brpught to Bartholomew. •,• Interparochial Catholic.Conference. Now inits school's cafeteria^ For informa- you byAhheuser-Busch, brewers of To the Chronicle: ':.,, \ 'y}'-/-i\. '••'{:•:' < .'••', adolescents of Cranford who are picked on for Scnpbl has scheduled a number 10th year, the marketing effort tion on Catholic Schools Week Super Bowl, and now.respect —- if not for New Jersey, at •Many:of us. Cranford learning, disabilities and personality-disorders ! least for the team—r is.but one win aw;ay. Budweiser beer• — tvaaasssuutip? of : :eyents .for' this' year's was launched to help create .or related programs, call (908) Mentos,, the fresh-maker! And picked on for -beittg nferds; in grammar school > canlook forward to bright ifutures andrealize Celebrate Catholic Schools awareness of the value of a 322-4265. •• :.:^:^:-:,y •' v,-'.. Las Vegas odds-makers have made Baltimore the McDpnald%— they love to see' you and high ;school find tliat God has blessed us their potential when they grow lip. Eyen^though week, scheduled to run from Catholic education -and to The: St. Bartholomew favorite in Sunday's game. That's shortsighted at best; the : •smile'! •:"•.•'.':•/'.' • ;;'•'.;" '!--' ;. •' >• ••'..'.• during our adult years.-rm living proof that a couple cruel and ignorant kids have picked on. Sunday through Feb. 2. increase enrollment. ; . Ihterparpchial School is located Ravens may have ^an' excellent defense, but the Giants ••• "Johnriyi there's excitement in God can make a silk purse out of a sow's ear. As ^y eccentritities as recently as a few years ago, This theme is particularly Registration for the 200(K at 2.032 Westfield Ave. ib Scptcji have niore overall talent and team spirit. And they will the air• here at SatCom-DoiPNe't a child and adolescent,':.! was socially isolated, adulthood has helped-ine come a long way, with poignant for St. Barthoioriiew.a 2001 school year is scheduled ; Plains..^ ;'•'•-. .'. • ;./; ••'. .•-.'••'. ..•••'••''.'..: have all bfNew Jersey rooting for them. Stadium! How do you see tonights studious^and rejected by inost, peers, but :my successes. like earning a B;A. in sociology frbm middle-states accredited school, With that combination in their corner, they can't lose. contestunfoldihgr. .'. . .; social skills have improved tremendously dur- Kean University, becoming.:a member^ ofMensa, aS -it will celebrate its: 50th aririiyersary in April. .. • . Registration iset• Letters to the editor > "Marv, like a Jeep Grand : irig my, adult years. Although I've suffered froiri working at.the Crarifdrd Public Libwiry ^md : Cherokee cbnqueririg a snowy 'a.' slight learning disability in algebra; arid" a beittg founder and presiderit of the Cranford Events will begin; at the noon CLARK -The St .__ acquisitibri of knowledge and mountain, these two^^ teams have schizotypai personality disorder, I; thank God Miniature Sch^auzer Club. When life hands us Mass on Sunday, with an open SchobI will conduct registration critical thinking skills; :•'•'•• cleared many hurdles to teaith thjs, that my problems are, not worse. There are peo- lenionsi.<3od can help iis make lemonade. house visit 'pf. St. Bartholomew's for 2001^2001 arid celebrate' St. Agnes is best known asa school facilities. iriimediately point. They flvercarfle adversity the ple who are less lucky than me, like the meri- MARTHA McLOUGHLIN Catholic Schools Week from small, family-oriented school waySunlight dish detergent bver- .vafterward. • ••';•••".' ';." \.' •'•":' '••''• Sunday to Feb. 2, ; :-. with a warm arid loving envi- tajiy retarded and the psychotic. Children and .• . •. "•• : '•'••••."• . • ^" • :. : .•^'-•••-•'•• .. .••Cranford The Chronicle is here foryo u coihes kitchen greake! ,/Like i& . All are. welcome to celebrate ^ The opening, school Mass will ronment. Maxitnum class size : . To The ChroMicl©: ';. .•:•' • ". •.•'.-, :.'. . . said: "It is not JBlack people struggling against Duraceil battery, they: kept goin^ With faculty;:staff, parents and be said at 10 a.m. Sunday, fol- in kindergarten-third grade is The followirig.infbrniation should help you get your Thank you ibr your fine article and editorial White people. It ;s: justice struggling against and going,-and 4iow tfiey^rei both, 'students.':- :"..•.. ,••• ' '• '•; .'. '• •'... .. lowed by fellowship in the gym. 25 and grades four-eight is 27. ideas and cpmiattnity news into the Chronicle:. regarding Dr. Martin Luther King Jr; and his; ityustice": •: ' "'' •'•: : : :"• )•'•'\-y'•'•t':"/: jiist one win'away'ftqmithe i^tie!": On Monday, individual class An open house will be held from The kindergarten provides a. . Call Editor Gregory: Zeller at (908) 575-6686 with outstanding contributioni to the; fight for civil Let's begirt in Cranford.':'•> •'.';.':" ' ^ ^ThMiks,'••.Johjr^y; Nice.siut, by; activities will be conducted by 9:30. a.m. to 11 a.m. 'tuesday. full-day program. The school story suggestions, questions or comments. For sports,. rights and the; achievement of ouV: American Pr. DEBORAH .GANNON WOLFE : the ;way Left vgp; live .to Marcia ypluriteer parents and guests. Registration- for new students building is a pne-atpry struc- call Daniel Mjufphy at (908) 575-6691. creeil,""Withjustice;and liberty forall.", . ."•• President, New Jersey Convention Tuesday is: set aside to. cele- ;• wiu take place from 9 a.m. to 11 ture located on a wooded ~K&te, whp'si ia the Monarchs' lockeir brate Faith in Academics, Which a.m. and from 1 p.m. to 2 p.m. acreage. . \ Our address: They Chronicle, P.O. Box 699, I'particularly appreciate";youremphasis 'upon ., .'!•:••: •,••, of Progressive Baptists 'To'The'Ghronicle:'; ;. '.' '.• •;. '•;':' • '•; .•••' • room, lylarcia; what's the moodlike : kids w;ho participated did a fantastic job of get- includes an open bouse; yisit. to Thursday and frpm 9 a.m. to Jl Somerville, NJ 08876. Our fax. number is (908) 575- the tteedto.be cohscipus'pf piir goal eyepy day — . " ''.:: -,'".• •' ••• • • ••'.•"' • '-'••• •'• .'• •.•Monroe.: ,, I would like to take this ppporturiity to say a ting people t6 sponsor them in this endeavor.; 'tbV'dw'ittfr^i'9';;'^dwsrpoittSi/._fr^in.9.;a.m;;^oo 6683. Our e-mail address is uhion@n^npublishingxom, riot ibr "a 4&y". Let's truly open the American The writer is. also associate minister of the- . wen,. Marv, to a man, the- big "thank; you"- itp ,the^^^ Cranford, students1 iri: ,,;: Thariksi- to, all;6t'•• tjtietni over, $3,000: w&s MOTarchi-i are cohfidtot ,.. thejyr /J&'iajijpu, tojgee;;s!tudentpprr: ;;, ..The St. AgnesSchool,; dream to. .all Americans! Remember what he ^First Baptist Church in Crdnford, '•' ':'•'.•. ."•' ' ' tlrpige Avenue School's ^H Pet Club; as well Raised:'to help all of bur JibmeleaS animaJs and formances; The students ;WiII itp be:a; 'iistenuig, worshippings, .•';.-' -./.. ,' •.;:;;.Deadlines •• •..••. '.'••''•; '•;•••• ;••.•..';• just jcompleted a; pra-game buffet assoirie of:.tiie students from: Mrs. BaldaSarire's ensure that we: can cbhtiriije' doing the work provided by ^the : Outback : participate lin 'various: athletic \ iUiM^l6m^mtyieiy:Umgi.M^ogylc6m^y^ The deadHne for subniittinig ariiqles and press class who;participated ori Nov. .28 in a bpwl-gri- that^^ we fc -eventsi pri^pmtDay Schledurei: :proclainiing the word of God by • Steakhouse '• and. coach. Whit ' : "Sad"- they should all be -vety proud of them^ fpr Wednesday^ >'•• ••• :>:':; ;''•; -; ,v.'" .word and deed, to be a commu^ releases to The Chronicle is 5 p.fifi; Friday. The' deadline McBiMis has'handed otiti Xeroxed thon; ^at^afiheldat^ ; 1 [ : for submitting letters to the-editor is 10;a,ni. Mondayi All prciceeds^ wiBre donated/to,-Angel PAWiS, a• selves! ..'. '• • ' .^•.•V'/•• •"•*"'•• '•••'. y -::-'y' ::;:'• "••"',•.:• y- ' '•• On Thursday, St. Bart's has nity offering, guidance arid. - copies of tibe.gameplan.Right now, / ROBIN ZUKOWSKI planned many individual class direction to the young, •so that ; most of the players aye just calmly nonprofit; all-Voiunteer, animal welfare organic • ' .•' Letter li 11 :'•'...'.•'•".•.' •••••.••••;••. ;•••...',:. Vice President, activities ;agyWell. as. musical they may grow to be active liv- . To TheChjrtmfcle: : •.••••'.. . ;-'.'.'- '//' ' listening to th0}r Sony Walkmans zatipn^ basedviri.* the TJiiio County area. Mrs. • Exemplary Private School in. 70 C.E.J for. centuries that commemoration'was .• ,:•.•::."•...•.. . :••.- -;:.:•,-.• , • Angel PAWS 'performarice in the a'uditpriuih ing'; examples, of^ the Lord's : ; Letters should be no longer than 200 words and may Thoinas Scott's article, "Back from the brink" the only occasion on which Jews were allowed or playing with their, Kfinteiidos, Baldasarrfi; a volunteer with pur organizatipri, teachings to\ each' otherj the NGrades.9-11';V::; --.'' coordipafed the entire project, and a}l of tihfe '. '.••'••'. . .-. v' ..•.•••:••••••;•;> :.•.'• • . ••• •' •.•'••./;..•.•• Llntfen for all students. • : V: •;••,, :'•:.•. be edited for content, brevity, good taste and libel. • (Cranford Chronicle, Jan. 18), is rife with errors. into Jerusalem- Since Israel dislodged the bidmg their time mitU kic^f| I had "All are invited tp attend the parish, and the: wider communi- f rGiris/Cpllegefrep' '••.•; •: a chance to speak a few moments Letters should be typewritten and include the Writer's Somp of the most glaring: . Jordanian occupiers in 1967, Jews and others •First Friday Liturgy, with femi- ,ty;:;; •••"•.- ::''v-'; \ y''C.- V: daytime telephone number for verification, if neces- .Mr, Scott refers to Israelis' "centuriesrpld have been free to pray at the wall. There is ripago with, star runner Tony Fleet, ly members at 8i30 a.m, on - Str Agries prpvides a spiritual ••. sary- ..' " '• . '• . ..." ' • •'•'.' ..•; .' strugglo with the State of Palestine."; Yet there wailing, as anyone visiting Israel's open society and he hadthis to say." ,, ; •'/'•• Friday. This week, will conclude education and ail environment Were ho Israelis until 1948. There is not now, and •can see. -..',) y . . :• .; •'.'..,•,• ••-.:.''.' ; •. ; , •.:• .••..'•'• Tm confident.,. withthes^neW .with ani appreciation luncheon. Send letters to the above address or fax number. ; GJIS girls inafte Soccer : that enables children, to forriiu-, Staffed by Sisters of Mercy '••:. \ never has been] a "State of Palestine." Jordan, the Mr. Scott quotes a recent visitor .t.o Israel to Nike Turfdog-Snipers, I believe IH for .the'.'faculty given .by: St; late nabral decisipris acpprdjrig Announcements Arab country created in 1947 in nearly three- the effect that a possible War "might last six to break some records out there today. Bart's Home School Association: to.the message of Jesus Christ. They're so light, but they provide Wedding, .engagement, anniversary and birth quarters of Palestine, is atp^ace with Israel.The seven years." This i$ misleading. My 14^year*old . .St. Bart's is part of a natio'ri-. It also provides a strong acade- such firm traction and stable ankle To'The Chronicle; • • • ' . •. -.' •'':-•'••.' '•'•': .'••...•• sidelines" these are the elements of a great al marketing effort, a joint pro- mic fpuhdatiori for intellectuai announcements are printed without charge in The conflict between.the Jewish arid Arab communi- daughter Deena and I were with the Central New ties, in the remainder of Palestine — Israel, the Jersey group and heard an Israeli Defense Forces support..'. with these new Turfdog- (The following is qthir&party letter to the team, It also takes a^ team with: character to gram, of the National Catholic ' growth and; encourages the, Entrance Testing Chronicle. Send your news and photo to the above Snipers, I dont see how wecari lose. Cranford J^i^A ScAoo/^ir/issoccier.^ttm.-) . :'; win and win igraciously, You haye^done it all. v address. / West Bank and: Gaza Strip •<— dates only from the officer say the ID? is prepared for the current p l rise of Arab nationalism after World War I, low-level conflict — not a "real" war — to contin- Well Just Do It!" : : . CpngratulationS; fpr a successful year. Ypur , The Cyariford Soccer Cliib '.wishes to con-. If you would like help organizing your announce- "Well, Tony; Fleet is certainly team has made ;thistowB very proud. Winning gratulate you for what you have accomplished ST. BERNARD OF fl.AIRVAUX Grades9i 10 '•&• 11 Mr. .Scott's reference to the "Wailing Wall" is ue for at least six years; Sadly, that is nothing : EARLY ("HILIJHOOD LEARNING CENTER ment, call Tina McAleer at (908) 575-6703 to request ay comfortable with his team's, is a team effort; it: takes dedication and perse- for ^ourselves and for our town and we Wish 1 1 archaic. The Western Wall is a retaining .wall remarkable, as Arab countries have been at war iiiH SuniiH'i Avenue , Pl.iinlield U7UU1 form. We accept color or black-and-white photographs. : with Israel for more than £>0 years. • chances — and his new sneakers! verance alorig with sweat arid tears. All of you you continued success in the future. • ' ! build to contain the artificially elevated Temple :v.,': .•.•••,.• •.•:•• • •"..'. :"'•-"., '•;:•• JOE.CAIAFA: Please do not send irreplaceable photographs. If you Back to you, Marv!" • have shown this spirit, the playeVs, coaches, .:.' •• i Mount. "Wailing* refers to the annual commemo- JEFFREY A. HELLER would like your photo returned, send along a stamped, 1 Thank you, Marcia Kate, live and your Bupporters..Wheth .'• x on tiie • Art, music, creative movejnent and dance. ' photographer that appeared in The Chronicle, call the Last May I moved my company from a modern The waterwheel was the original source of the "Well, Marv, the Kings are not • Learning opportunities for discovery and wonder. 164^ Highway 2 photo department at (908) 575-6708 for a reprint office in the Cranford Business Park to a 264- mill's rotary power dating back to 1737. In 1893. • Creative play with others. • Multi-cultural environment. exactly slouches; Remember, thig is Now yi)u cim be the one behind the iron mask R<)sariaiis' • BEFORE & AFTER CARE AVAIUBtlE - - : . at TerrillRoad request form. year-old, building whose hearing and the air con- the wheel was replaced with the cast iron tur- a team that went 8-0 at Taeq Bell ELIZABETH —The Won County Amateur Softball tMpires "•..•'"•:'.-.CATHGilC SCHOOL WEEK , Watchuag, New Jersey ' ditioning leave much to be desired Regardless, it bine that is stiH intact today. Although the tur- Park,this, season; When Microsoft 1 was the best business decision'I have ever, made. bine was considered more efficient in its day, the Association is'hojding a training course for those who want to annual dinner ••••- •'.'•• January 28«February 3, 2001 . took, over the team's ownership, become registered umpires. • ;.•• ....'•• .,',.:;•' PLEASE CALL TO VISIT OUR OPEN HOUSE ON The building, one of Crarifbrd's most recogniz- New England charm of a functioning waterwheel they spared no expense in bringing THUttSDAY, FEBRUARV1, OR GALL (908)757-0108 , Men and women 18 and older are welcome to attend classes KENiLWORTH - St, : able, is the Wiliiams-Droescher Mill, a national is part of the original appearance of <3ie mill and in topflight players — old pros like ANYTIME TO SCHEDULE AN APPOINTMENT TO VISIT. historic site, a magical place to work and a labor deserves our consideration. Butch \Williams, a three-time that are scheduled to run from Feb. 26 ta March 26. The classes Theresa's Rosary Altar Society of love. In our efforts to be as historically accurate as Toyota Extra Effort Most Valuable are slated' to be held at the: LW County; Admmistratipn has scheduled its annual: fish-. As I arrive for work each day I find myself •possible, we need to enlist the help of the citi- Player, and rookie sensations like Building in Elizabeth. . . . '.,,..,»»•,«'.. and"Chips dinner. ' transported to a Vermont-like setting. Whether zens of Cranford in locating: images of the mill, Willie Rivers, who came ofage with The course is presented in conjunction with the Union County The; event is scheduled to run from 4:30 p.na. to'•$ p.my E X P EH I EN A Penn Jersey Advance, Inc. newspaper I'm strolling the surrounding wooded landscape, prior to 1893. While we have gathered a great two ptot return-touchdowns in last year's Tyson Fried Chicken Mega Feb. 28 in Mcyeigh Hall, locat- NJN Publishing ©2001 or decide to don a pair of waders and clear debris deal of data about the mill's role in the SpiritQ at (908) 527-4904, . from the waterfall, the mill tends to keep me Revolutionary War and Civil War, we continued Bowl. The players have spent hours ed across the street from the from the office. Most days I meet with my wife, to seek photographs, postcards and drawings and hours in front of their Zenith church on Washington Avenue. Martin K. Till Michael Deak that might helps us in reconstructing an accu- VCRs, studying game tapes, ai*d; Brearley School fTO schedules ^icky Iray Ift .Diners must be seated for din- Deborah, and feed the hungry ducks waiting for ner no later than 6:30 p.m. CEO their lunch. If it's a truly special day, my chil- rate portrait of one of New Jersey's oldest com- remember — these Kings have KENILWORTH — The DaVid Brearley Middle/High School Executive Editor mercial buildings. been staying a.t the Holiday tnn, so Parent-Teacher Organization has set the date for its ..annual Takerout meals will be avail- Since 1872, St. Peter's Prep has been cultivating intellectual Mary E. Hall dren, Jack and Morgan, may stop by with they're certain to be wejkested." ' CFO Gregory Zeller Newman, the Wonder Dog. He always makes a My studies indicate that an undershot water- . /. curiosity, integrity, responsibility, and social and Editor splash at the office and in the river. I sometimes wheel, which I assume was between 8-12 feet in "All true, Johnny. Hey, is that an TricklTr&rili!theschool's biggest yearly fund-raiser, is slatv Advanced ticket purchase is spiritual consciousness in generations of young men. • Pete Leddy Allan Conover Armani tie?" ed to be'held March 2 inside the^high school cafeteria located at required. No tickets will be sold Presidenl & Publisher feel guilty reveling in this 18th centuryworld, in height, powered the mill. Other information Sports Editor appears to indicate that the wheel may have "Why, yes it is, Marv." 401 Monroe Ave, in Kenilworth. Doors Will.open at 6:30 p.m. -. at the door. stark contrast to the corporate climate that^ I "It's just lovely. There's lots more Our college prep curriculum is rooted in over 400 years of Jesuit Rosemarie Maio Eileen Bickel had learned to endure. Such.guilt could be less- been contained in a wooden enclosure, thus mak- Tickefio the Tricky Tray event are $7 apiece.and will pnly be Tickets are scheduled to go to come on the Frito-Lay Pregarne on sale Feb. 3. '. VR ol Advertising Advertising Director ened if I could share this building with the peo- ing it difficult to ascertain its exact dimensions. 80 educational tradition, while also preparing students for, the Spectacular ... you won't believe CoffeefSiind cake are inchided iri the admission pnce.^ Tictets will be available for ple of Cranford. .:••.'.' If you have any knowledge of the mill's histo- what King's coach Guy Fiddleman TirlrnfB ran be obtained by visiting PennyLane at 17 North rigors of the information age. John Tsimboukis Over the past few months my family and I ry or of the images previously described, please purchase , in the church Production Manager has to say in our Verizon Coach's I 20thft fn KenLSor byLlling (908) 298-1743 or (908) 276- vestibule after.,.••• Saturday •' have embarked on a mission of historic preser- feel free to contact me at (908) 276-8866. In addi- Conversation, and We!U have the On January 28, come see why students from over 85, New Jersey tion, if any person or group would like a tour of evening masses and all Sunday vation. Friends and neighbors have been instru- Philip Morris starting lineups! All G825. ••• ••' •;. . ;--..'•'.... '• • .;.•'. ;••;• .••-.,.• ; .•;.• '.. •. : the mill, please do not hesitate to call, Showing masses. , . ,•" communities have selected St. Peter's Prep. .';'. \ mental in this regard, and I would like to thank that, plus the Gateway Country- Adult tickets are $10 apiece them for their support. Betweea us we have dis- off this old building is like teaching history and People Rule Poll ... who do you Service League hosts yearly 'Bag Day' sale I just can't get enough of it. think will win tonight? Who will and children's tickets, are $7 cussed a number, of iditjas aimed at enhancing WESTFIELD - The Westfield Service League's Thrift.. Shop ..apiece.- :.- . .'.• • •'.•,,.",' •.' .. • .•'.'• Published every Thursday by NJN Publishing (USPS 136-800)301 Central Ave GEORGE McDONOUGH get the Gatorade bath? Who Will the mill as well as the township. Of these pro- has scheduled its arinualend.of-wint.er Jag Day. . The Rosarians are scheduled Clark, NJ 07066 Second Class postage paid at Cranlord, NJ POSTMASTER'' posals, the most intriguing is the possibility of Owner, PC Ed. Inc. take home Wendy's Player of the please sond changes lo NJN Publishing Fulfillment office, PO Box 699 The shop is located at 114 Elmer St>: iri Westfield. . to host their monthly meeting reinstalling the mill's wooden waterwheel and Cranford Game honors? And who will win Somerville, NJ 08876. Subscription rates by mall, one year within Union County the coveted .Lucent Technologies I On "Bag^Day," scheduled for Feb. | customers^may pwchase a beginning at 8:16 p.rii, Feb. 5, $25, out of county $28, out of state $30.To subscribe call 1-800-300-9321 grocerySfed paper bag for $3 and fill it to the brim with Thrift W JERSEY^S JESUIT:; HIGH'SCHOOL Trophy? > 1 following 7:30 p.m. mass. Shop merchandise* including clothing, accessories, books, toys and , For more information on the Circulation: 1-800-300-9321 "All that and more, all leading hSffi items. There is no limit on the number of bags which 144 Grand St; • Jersey .City •••NJ •,07302 up ,to the 35th-annual Sears fish-and-chips dinner, call the 201..434.4400' www.stpeterspriep.or^g News 908-575-6686 Championship Bowl! ^wedstomt shojp are donated^ ljcateddiarities. St. Theresa's rectory at (908) More letters, :; : v l Advertising 732-396-4404 "But first, please stay tuned for For mpre information, please call (908) 233-2630. 2724444; • ••'••.•.- - ":'; these messages." . , fry i •+>•.'• X lilhV^^^M-a- ^^ .••'•'.. /J I" u . > "; January 25,2001 Cranfford Chronicle vv ary25,2001 Cranfoiff Chrontele •Mi i ''•/ :'il"i.lX ^y^^W^^ : r »?•£•••• "*«>:T!''-V•''<:y'-•'••;•.'••.'•• ••^'" •••••' Prime UCESC Superintendent:Ed - discouraging to cooDerative agree- the extra time needed to work out; Chronicle and could not be reached Bbley said he did not see the need Hartnett sent a letter to county Is in the state, ments between district*!. : a cheaper alternative with another for comment.: ; to adopt a formal resolution. to .the language education service conmiissions, It could take individual districts Both the, Cranford and "KB not'a ni^'or w>ncern,t'R)ley i; bill"ensures that the asking them to.ask local districts up to two months tosor t through The UCESC wants to encourage Westfield school boards have decid- said, adding the bill would.not cbst of pupil, transportatibn will be 'to adopt resolutions opposing ' bids, he said, noting his concern • shared services between districts ed to oppose S1598, but only the affect Westfield "in any significant^ tba lowest possible." But Yaple S1598. According to Harnettj when thatdistricts will hot have the time v :r because it is "more efficient and Cranford Board of Education has way* . :.:: •y:'/-y'"\--y' -. 'y\ •". : said the SBA believes otherwise. two districts need to bus students to work a deal out with other dis- awt effective,"! Hartnett noted. adopted a formal resolution. Both Cranford school officials, nowev-, ' y'., yi-'-i'-V'/'-' •/•'•!• •• '- *Tffie bill aims to increase competi- to a school, they have operated tricts — and will instead go with a "Private contractors don't want school districts have about 60 out- er, adoptfed an antirSl508 resolu-} : tion,and lower costs, but the oppo- "informally" working out me pro- particular contractor simply' to •I,....,'..;•. , •.' • '•>-.•• 1 cooperatives," Hartnett added, sug- of-district special-needs place- tion at th^ir meeting on [Monday.; site could occur/ he said. cedures among tfrendselves and' sidestep the extra time and effort. gesting KyriUos was ^tening to ments: ...•..-•'..- •;) ..\.'i ;••.;'.• ;• / ••-•'' •'.School Bu^mess Mministratorj . oThe SBA fears the bill could ere-" small shared-services efforts. The Private contractors -can cost : ,the contractors.'' . : ' Despite .the Outcry from state Robert MJarfagno said. •Granford(, ate? a bus company monopoly, with new bill, Hartnett said, would Kyrflloai did not return calls officials saw''a %eed tosuppor t the] require the district actually provid- and county! officials; Westfield oBjte large company undercutting placed this week by thie Crd^brd Superintendent of Schools WiUiam UCESC in oppositicm to this bill," i smaller ones, the spokesman said. It^would "essentially drive (the with the other districts, as well as smaller coinpanies) out of busi- with private companies. II ness," Yaple said. : In essence, Hartnett said, the *?When that (bus) company is' bill is "creating another level of Bw; .., '•..,. ... ; : iip 2Lb. ^ I I , Cake for Super Colossal ,, Nahiral CalHWnia . Roasted, Salted Pistachiosj FA SOAP ^jj $ ^yg . ^f;7 ^y j':fe;lb(aili^^^^ Ib. ba< : : ; The Cranfbrdl Senior Citizens llhursday Club will meet h |:;.^mb^d^di hfe^s^d:hfe^^s^d,:tmcl:^he^tmcl:^he^: ,bb^ ;^^ 1 ^)m;rJar4v 55 at tte EI«*A«r» $14.99 :':.;i&iffie^;,;^end-'l^"dyjiQig''J^)di 'stiidents';-tidt' . i ; 1 Avenue. Bill Schrbii-from ihe liberty: Hall museum in* Kelsen Dart ^{^i^nelij^]t^.v:he::: ^e;-tirjie ':";fa^n<»d^h-se|r>ed a^tne.Fesfi-I;'' 1 9 v EUzabeth is/£he'rspeiaker. Bmg donations fo^ CraWord ^;^s.lyuttieht>:'!/ ']bp';. ;;;MaIcovi'sii?s •^.yd,^tiie; :(^ensjwvi.'^ay JhaYe'':.. Danish 'PLASTIC ; : : ;1 PERT said it : .father,, yh •^y:t J *,,< V V »o I ^ B-2 Cranford Chronicle January 25,2001 Thomas Lardieri [Obituaries Helen Weeks Horan i 1 rimetime! -IGAEWOQP '-• Thomas D. Ann Biddulph of Elizabeth; CRANFORD — Helen Weeks North Bergen and Terry Kaspersj§ Lardieri, 81, died Jan. 22 at his brothers Daniel ••)•:. ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^fff^^f^^^W^^I^W^: January 25,2001 .B-4 PrimeTim©l2 Cranford Chronicle New releases who seems like a sordid. Cesar Ronaero, and Taylor Hackford's NEW BEGINNING .- . JUST THE TWO OF US ROiMANTICMALE '*/ direction finds a tough, exciting rhythm in the big action climax,'2 WOMEN ' Divorced white professional 21 yr' old, - single black and 6'3" male, 190 Iba,'black hair,, : ; : : :: "Traffic" — Michael Douglas seems harried, suited and very Films in Focus SEEKING MEN .female, 3ff yrs old, Mother of Italian.male. 6'1", 192 lbs,brown eyes, triedliim built, houi-s;RatedR, 21/2 dax?i;'^'-;..:'-"- /:[.:. '.V'; ,-- \":^/';- ' ^''^]:- ' : white as Bob Wakefield, an Ohio judge who is appointed to become *What Women Wattt" — Pliease, let it not be this brutally vapjid Call 1-9WM54-2259 .one, 5'6", blonde with: blue. attractive, good personality Enjoys swimming, dancing; ; the nation's new "drug czar." Among the things he must learn comedy. Mel Gibson -flogs his comical ^gifts* as A macho-pig, but $1.99 per mln. • ' . . eyes, compassionate, attrac- ' and great sense' of humor, going out, .movies, long walks, Maria Sokoloff, David Herman, Hal Sparks, Rated PG-13, 2 1/2 1 Enjoy EMS, playing ball, motor on the beach, .poetiy,;and.,: ';, quickly is the secret addiction of his daughter Caroline (Erika preeningly adorable ad tnan in Chicago, who find$ ms feminine ' . EX ASIAN MODEL tive,; non-smoker,.great per- stars. . . ' .•.'..•'. ',:. •"•'. ' •/ . •• •. '..•'.. •; '••'.'- • sonajity, good sense of .cycles and |us,t having fun, more. Seeking a.female, with... ; ChristenBeny. The key plotline is the shift from law work to drug side — he becomes, a stud from both Mars ind Venus. Helen Hunt 32 yr old, 5'5", ex model, very .Looidng.fbr a single female 18. slrnllarinterests. BOX37459,•','• "The Emperor's New Groove" — A sprightly Disney enter- humdr, • Seeks . attractive, .'; thuggery, a twilight zone for the rising hard case Javier (Benicio ^sjerjo'er, affectionate; caring, to 25, who Is.attractive, hon: is his blunted competition at the agency, awed by hisinsights.T||e .good sense of humor. Looking cieari ait, tall, caring, affefe '•• Hel Toro). There is an overlapping San Diego story, about a La Jolla tainment, with vivid cartooning and no overburden of songs. This est, fun loving and willing to TP THE POINT concept gizmo is that he can read women's minds, and^vhat .that forward to meetlnga down to tlonate, male,;, 35 to 45,. to Single male, .41; looking to 15th century yarn in Old Peru has about as much to do with the : experience life to the fullest. ! ytipster and drug dealer (Steven Bauer), his out-of-it but rapidly seeniB to establish is that women are Vhiiiey hypocrites who rarely earth, financially secure, col- share everything life has to. '•; adaptable trophy wife (Catherine Zeta-Jones),. a cheap lawyer real Inca Empire as it does with the asphalt business in Detroit, Hudson county BOX 29227 . riteet someone who Is sincere but the adventures of the haughty dude emperor (voice: David say what they think and feel. Bette Midler, Lauren Holly, Delta legs educated and family orl-. offer. Let's talk. Hudson and down to earth for good; • (Dennis Quaid), a lizard-hearted hustler (Miguel Ferrer) and a enlad male, Who's also loving, County;BOXi9233 / ' ' ARE VdU OUTTHERE? Spade), a big peasant (John Goodman) and a wonderfully drawn Burke, Marisa Tomei, Ashley Johnson, Valerie Perrine and % dar- times and. casual dating;. BOX I pair of amusingly go-for-it DEA cops (Luis Guzman, Don CheadleO. and caring. Enjoys swimming,. Single white male, 43, 'sff, 376(45 ':, - ;:'--::-\-\Xj. usurper (Eartha Kitt) are considerable fun. 80ininutes. Rated G. 3 ling doing an Audrey Hepburn (circa "Fuhny Face") knockoff aire tennis mUslo, rrioyles,, travel-:'. BOMANTIC AT HEART T50 lbs, attractive, healthy, .! . A friend, said that "Traffic" is, in essence and effect, saying that the WldoWed.,fernale;;67 yr bid,- SECURE??? '• stars. \. ;'••'•• :. .'-. '• •• , •"" ; •• ••.•-'•';•'•' , . ,••. -.. • ,'•:" •• among the females who should be embarrassed to be seen in th!is . ling, cooking and dining out. : honest, affectlonaio, s.lncore, ; drug war is a dead loss, that wide drug use is inevitable and maybe 5'7"; 'Slim," easy' going, Single white male, 34 ,non- shameless star smooch for Gibson, whose.cuteness-is just about 'BOX23232:••.•;'; •::;•)••• ••.;•;' enjoys iaughlng,llfe, and al| It 8mbker. non-drinker. Ukes the^ . ;. even acceptable. That sounds cynical until you've seen the film. !"the Family Man" — In "The Family Man;" Nicolas Cage plays brunette hair, blue eyes; likes a double role similar to Rachel Griffith's in the Australian film"M e insufferable. Sadly, it was largely written by women and directed HEART OF GOLD •. pffers^Seeks; sincere^ roman- ; outdoors year around bhanas8 , • Cast: Benicio Del Toro, Michael Douglas, Catherine Zeta-Jones, 1 ; books;, rriuslcV convsrsatlon tic; attractive female who pi the .season's, fall,-. walks;'..' by one, Nancy Meyers, Rated P0rl3,1 stai . "'•'• , ;; ; Divorced, white female, .59 yr -Myself I," and like Griffith he is far better than the material. As ..and new experiences. -. enjoys dining, good conversa-. •movies, boating, flshlrig,. ; Don Cheadle, Miguel Ferrer, Stephen Bauer, Erika Christenseii, • old, attractive; 5','short hair, Jack CampbeU, Cage-is a master of Wall Street "arbitrage," domi--; . RATINGS: 4 stars, excellent; 3 stars, worthy; 2 stars, mixed;! 1 Looking for an active, Intelll- Won, quiet times for dating and Luis Guzman, Jacob Vargas, Tomas Milian, Amy Irving. Running medium build, with a heart of • camplnfj,. htihilng',, concerts' - star, poor; 0 stars) forget it. ' ^, . . •)" genl, good natured man, ,65 hating, his staff and competition with ruthless charm and confi- gold. Looking for the same In a possible long term relation- .art d dinner, Seeking a single • time; 2 hours 27 minutes. Rated R. 2 1/2 stars. ship. BeYgeri County. BOX dence. Thirteen years earlier, he gave up the loye of his life, Kate Capsules compiledfrommovie reviews written by David Elliott, rjiale; 5'10", :J non-smoker,. to 75, frprri; Union or Essex jyhlte fernale, 25. jo .40, honj.. '•. 29277 '• ••'[;•:' '..•.. ,.. - ' i Recent releases (Tea Leoni), after she.''proposed he passonia big business career for film cntic for The; $an Diego UniofcTribune, and other staff writ- social drinking okay.". (looking Cdunty,';Ali•calls'; answered. Smoklsr..,non-drinker, Same ; • ers. .' (or friendship, leading to a'.Bpi( 37020.. • ;•'.••• '•'.'. '•••'•• .HAPpyNEWVEAR - Interests, and must be secure her vague dream of total tqgetherne$Si Kow, after an impromptu obout i , "All the Pretty Horses" — Matt Damon's entirely in the sadr ; ;Thls5'ir40something.single^ herself.:B6>(38063,'' ',..,• 'good deed at a convenience store, Jack awakens" on Christmas to LTR, who likes flea.markets, '•'•••:/;•: lETSli/IEEt -'.•'';•- • die as John Grady Cole, a young Texan who sees the old family find himself still Jack Campbell, but living with Kate and their fining out,, and rrioyles etc.. Single white, professional white Italian'-'male, hopeless MARRIAGE MINDED • ; ranch sold out from under him in'.-1949. .Displaced yet keen for life, : -BOX42630:.;,V. ' /; female, 27, .'enjoys, nature •romantic,' - spiritually aware. 3$ yr bid, slngls>ihlle.-male,' .': two small kids in a Kew Jersey suburban house. He'd bewildered. : |. Cole heads off to Mexico with hisranch pal Lacey Rawlins(Henry INCURABLE ROMANTIC . hlWrigij; traveling, '.th'patet> emptlohallystablB, Hal Hoping. ;5'9", 175 lb's, non:8mbkeyfrom Manfully struggling to adjust, he describes his TITLES; 51 yr old, single white female, to-hobk .up .with a similar Westfleld. Enjoys antiques, the ; Thoinas), on horseback..The time could almost be 1879, ahd that is ., mUs|c. and .more. Seeking a l! wake up covered by dog saliva. After dropping 6|f,the kids, I spend '' attractive, honest and sincere:;• att/flctive', spontaneous,'does- ••.ouldoo.ns,'.'dlnlrifl, movles1 run-.. : 2 8 7 ~ 10 12 13 . single male, non- smoker with| Call I "^W^-^SP^fr-^C^C^y fo res, *..'.;^hat'the.yflurig.fli"ieiJi'want.'U-'pp,en spaces for riding* huge ranches . eight hours selling tiresi^taii," The movie odes the high, swank I'.'": LooWrtg for aslnglegenllemari, ' n't care.what.other pebplB'. nIngandiiulettlmss.'S.eekina %••' .••'Slmllai' Interests. .BOX 11.946.',; | for working, some women to fancy and tequila to drinki The men life, but condemns it as lonely and empty, while patronizing the 1 to share good and bad times ($1.99 per min. 18 years or older) Touch-Tone and Rotary Phones '•• think type woman (o ring.ln: an attractive1 single or divorced. • find a 27,000-acre tanCh that has been in the Rocha family for .170 14 V; ; : together, for friendship first: : . HOPELESS ROMANTIC ''! 2001 find maybe keep'-gri ring-- 'white female,; 28 -tb' 4Q,; wltH ' struggling middle class as a backwater paradise 6f family values. : v:. . let's;'grow o|d togetheV as a, •;: years.;, Riiben Blades plays the patron with hard-eyed power.. And. Cast: Nicolas -Cage, Tea Xjeoni, DOtt Cheridle, Josef Sommer, 1r BSay^t Respond to Ads using your Visa/Mastercard, Call Ing for 2002, 2003, 2004....'... similar'Interests',-for Ipng.'temv. 17 couple and enjoys/•'what -.life'.' . Hudson Qouhly. BOX 292B0 relationship. BO)< 38557.' ;.-. ;< i ': » •'• . fit. .60.. LaW; Enforcement Ipro-I .; \Cple finds trbiableI'via the master's daughter Alejahdra,. acted by '';A$akenzie yega/HiEU^Ei'^resneil. Running time:. 1^4 minutes. 2 •;..'•. ' has to ijffer. BOX 39$82 .':.;';•'•'• t . fasslonal,-Interests (ire; hlk-l ($1.99 per min) •:' YOU LOOK JUSTf FINE' '•'<••. • VVHITE KNlCiHT?;'; • 1. -.I' Penelope Cruz with 'Heir flair for sultry but sulbtle responses; The •'stars.'1''. ;•••••'.••• „ '-. ;•'), •:!•. '. .••. '••'•'< •"'•'•'• -:-/;..'-,: •• '.' ' ' '•••;','.;[-••/ 20 1 ' Ing,;'dining,', dancing, .nj.oyles, I ; •'S3- wfilte; male, fl/nei"rriincl aric|•'• WNI?.nrale,45,nevorrparri^d/ -. ..; fomance is secret and dangerous, and the Americanos are tailed by :•'::: : h i Sinfll?' whiteJarntJe,:- red hair, •,theai(e, quiet tlmfe and mofo.' ' 'body- nice ipqklrig'prbfeslbn-• no"dhiidren."5V;'2O0lt>s, hlr ever- 1 .'.13769 •"'. •'.-' •:'•.••• :-.-':.^ '.v ; panloh. BOX i 1.755.' ;'. ' Nelson, and Pete (John Turturro),.a rustic dofk who seems to be STRermanWouk's •'"•flle.. white '•male, Who likes . family: orientated; ahd enjoys ,39338 ••';'•''.'• ..'.-•. ". '•'' • share a special polite relallon- . ish hair, • blue male, S'ft",' .155- 9.Partner of Crofts . • 26 Field's "All—..and. . lasting love and.-happiness. r • Scott). The two can't quite remember what they did the night : •.working :out,'. the beach and New-: YP .k-.pity.- Sohp,'the desperately lashing one IQ point to another. The escapees ramble i Pulitzer novel, wllh .•; HeavenToo" '• ,80X^9259 -r ;•./••; v V. ship. I'm a white selt-employed eyes. Seeking a trim, .--': lbs, -college edudatetl,;. ! before. Next, they realize Jesse's car is missingv And then things •moiuBOX37387.. ,: •'."'. yillage,.'dinln'gi'movle3;th.eater^ from one yawpy, Odyssean lark to another, chased by redneck cops . ...rThe"', :•.'•.•. '•'•'. ;-'.27 Encoiirag«... ••••' • business mari. Let's have Personable fenidlB.who.likes alloyed, athletic, fit, loves' UNPRETENtlbUS WIDOW . and the. beach. Must be. non- [• get weird. The pair's girlfriends, (Jennifer Garner and Maria 16Adrr). Byrd's fox .' 62 Kind of. mill .. 28 Sappho's Muse - /• WINTER'S HOSTESS lunch. BOX 13757 to dress -up Ibr. line dining'. walking, 'movies, shows,an§ who like to burn prdperty, and lured by sexy sirens into a swampy : Union County area Afrq smoker,-BOX 29267 '•-.'• , '!" Qbkoldff). scold the dudes for destroying the girls' house; cult niem- terrier' • 64 Musical frnale. 29 Slhdalr Lewis':: •SSyrold femaie,.blonde hair.. En|oy8 sports," travel, and more, looking for'-a. Hispanic erotic paradise. "G Brother, Where Art Thou?* is like A. J. Liebling's . ^American 'widow; rnld- 50's, COMMUNITY^THERAPIST , 17TraBlo king • 65 Sloth's home . Pulitzer novel ' blue, eyes,' -petite. Enjoys , CENTRALyERSEY ' .NYC. BOX 36451 : • lemale, 4p to55,who'S petite^ ; beys kidnap the dudes, looking for a missing device that could thirt/me'dlumbuild; Loyal.kind,' 1 "Earl of. Louisiana" revised by Mad magazine after a crash course cross-country skiing; hiking,' -.Kind, bold, Jersey .City or • who knows what she wants Ire i destroy the universe; and a transsexual stripper pursues the 18 Encore! .; 66 "Midnight Cowboy' 30 Son|a Henle's honest, -sensitive,'•.Independ- Divorced while female,. 5T, : ..Hpboken woman,- sought tor PERFECT CHEMISTRY o relationship; to'.treat with, in chain-gang movies, plus "Paper Mboii;* Cast: George Clooney, 19 Butchery request . .'rble '•••;'•• •••••.':.•• • : birthplace . , ent,' unpretentious,, social camping,. poetry reading's, 125Jbs.,stlralght blonde hair, .:.!' dudes, looking for a missing suitcase full of money. It's mainly a ; vory-slgnlllcanl1 romance, with Divorced, Italian American, 1 1 John Turturro, Tim Blake Nelson, Charles Durning, Holly ttuhter, 20 Alice Waller's , .67 He was: L , . 31 Bulck model . drlnkar, no baggngo. EnjoyB travollng and museum's. II you grodn eyes, mid 50's. Enjoys irespect and tUgnlty.-'' BOX'. ', launch of nonsense,: an excuB'e for the sweetly moronic. Jesse and ' Puillzar hovel,': aro-lniorogtod, glvo mo a call. this single white male, SB', S'8", - 57", deep brown oyes.strppg, 39094.'. : '•••• ••>..•. •• •-.. "-.^ John Gooditnan, Chris Thbmas.ffingf Running time: lhojir 33 niih- ; 6B Dodge.CHy.marshal 32Hebee ' choss, cards, Walks,, dlnlrtg In thq outdoors, hiking, country ' lh;' .' 69 Jacob's.aon . V ' 35 Sailors ', . ' BOX 39254 , : • •••: ... music, travel and. cooking lilm, Ifiterestocl In progressive* healthy, slim; financially- '/Chester to ham it up like a Tiger Beat version of Cheech and •'utesJ Rated R; 2; 1./2'stars., •-v' ''••"'' ••''•-'•':'•••"'•'.. '•' ••.'••'•..••. '•"'••."•'".'".•:'"- . arid but, dancing, theater and | ghong. Biit "Diide" has such a goofy, good-natured, subtly satiric 23Corpoirate VIP '70 Marginal'mark 36Qoheby • : rnuqh rnorerSsekS widowed or. : Sesks-healthy, single male,_54 politics,-', jpgglpg, . rh.usio, secure, own small business,. MEN "Proof of X/ife"^— A rather, bloated, involving, not quite, con- 24 "Dovyn and Out In r tp;64,' Wlthillnliar interests'for ''», toergy that it's hard to take sniping at it seriously. It rocks. Dude. '7.1 Means'Juslifler . 39 Venetian strip - • dlybrced rVtaW,'*« • to-,70, rac;e 'SingleVwIdowed.'fdrriBle, |n Her' irnptoyernent of self arid olh-. young 40,- rbm?ntlo,.:.Ipyes;; i • Beverly JHIIIs". star 41 Ropafrrobbrt hbtlrnpbrtanf.:lBOX 30755 . ; 'friendship.and• possible rela- StEK/NG MEN vincing, throwback to the old foreign intrigue movies that starred Go's, attractive, slim, proles-. '•.ers. 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BOX 37307 , - -. . ftM^EST.- •'' • •• ' BOX 39026 . -.'•..•':' ' ', Copyright ATS Amna M*:f:Viai:w•MMMI IHHUII-.K ITALIAN RESTAURANT, LOUNGjE 6 aTERING CDC THEATRE**** Reserve now! You'll lo\e itl > ' ,••1^ h''V'w' ^ "B-6/Cranford Chronicle prime time/ January 25, 20$., January 25, 2001 Cranford Chronicle Winter fun continues at J. Renaissance Kingdom Union sets 13tH season auditions . SOMERSET — Ttie New Jersey Renaiissance Kingdom has ; D major, by Wolfgang Ainadeu* RAHWAY — The Union County Arts Center pherElie Lazar,, artistic direc- announced auditiqni3 foi? its 13th season' of shows. • Thursday, May 3: Admission is $15. . Basking Ridge group tor of the Jpffrey Ensemble Mozart; and the "Holber* \ \ Auditions are scheduled for 6:30 jj'.-in.'. to Id p.rn. Friday is continuing its winter and spring schedule: * "Snoopy: The Musical," 3 and 7 p.m. Sunday, * Chuck Mangione (70's jazz star), 8 p.m. joins dance ensemble Dancers. Sampson also will Suite," by Edvard. Grieg.; Guesf and noon to 5 p.m. Saturday at the Hampton Inn in May 6. Admission, is; $18. conductpr for these .works is Somerset. Callbacks are scheduled for noori: to: 6 p.m.. Saturday. Admission is $28-$20. * The Manhattan Transfer (vocal group), 8 conduct the concerto. * The Amazing Kreskin, 8 p.m. Friday, Feb. 2. p.m. Friday, May 12. Admission is $40-$28. for Momstowiv show "It's a dramatic new take on Leon Hyman, music director Admission is $18. In addition, tjie Onion County Arts Center is the relationship : between arid conductor of the Ne\j Experiehc'ed and novice actors and actresses, 16 and older, ' * Westfield Symphony Orchestra, 8 p.m. . dancers and the" musicians," Philharmonic of New Jersey. ! are eribouraged to audition. Anyone who wants to begin or ' the sole New Jersey location for the Library of MORRISTOWN. -^. ^Music : ! Saturday, Feb. 3. The program includes Congress Film Preservation Tour. Titles sched- Meets Daiice" is the theme of said Lazar, a former choreogra- •'.'••; Admission isf ;$36-$14",fofr continue a volunteer theater career is especially welcome, -i. ;. "Creation of the World" by Milhaud, the uled: . : . ' ' ;•' "' :• •'-.' • •'.-••: • '• '': •••• the Colpnial Symphony concert pher and principal, dance^ with . adults, $5 for high school anejL Shows are slated to run frbm Memorial Day weekend "L'Arlesienne Suites" by Bizet and a piano con- •:* "Big Business" (192.9, silent), and "Dr. scheduled to begin 8:30 p.m.the. New' =. Jersey Ballet college students,, and free for through the Sunday before Independence Day.. ^ certo by McGurty. Admission is $40-$25. Strangelove" (1963), 7;30 p.m. Thursday; Feb, 22. Feb.; 10 at':. the Gommtinity Cpinpahy. "The dancers take students ,in 'kindergarter[ Needed are comicactbrs for the Fairy Tale Troupe and the * "Ramona Quimby" (stage play for families), * "What's Opera, Doc?" (1957, animated) and Theatre. .•.'; :;^ 'X'..X-.-;'' ./ the role ..normally : taken by through grade. 8. A,lecture bv Bard s ciOinpany; combat fighters, for the Enchanted Forest; • 3 p.m. Sunday, Feb. 4. Admission is $9. "Yankee Doodle Dandy".(1942), 8 p:m; Friday, The Concerto for Dancers /instrument soloists." ;, . . ; Martin Bppkspah: 7:30 p.m.;.jjref men-at-arms and squires for the opening ceremonies. and • • 1 * The Lettermen (60's pop vocal group), 8 p.m. Feb. 23. • • ' •,•• ••• ;'.'. :• '•••;.•-.' .-:••...:. ••. and String Orchestra, by David .•.; Costumes ..are designed by cedes the performance. " • j grand finale; actors ito perform Shakespeare scenes;:improvi- Saturday, Feb. 10. Admission is$24-$17; • *' "What's Opera;, Doc?" (1957, animated), \ Rational actors to J)lay wenches,. peasants, juggiers: and • 7 Paul Moftae, associate director For tickets or more informaf * "Unforgettable: The Nat 'King Cole Story," 3 "Gertie the Dinosaur" (1914, animated^ silent). Sampson, features four dancers ^courtiers; singersffor'.the'Aiadrigal and Revelers groups; and ;' as soloists on stage..with;.the; of the New Jerfley Ballet. tiori, call (973): 539-80Q8, ; j : ; : ; : ::!.'• ••! p.m. Sunday, Feb. 11. Admission is $18. •'.•••. and "Duck Soup" (1933), 3: pinl Saturday^Feb, dancers;':•'•; ;••;'.. ./•:.'• ••'•• •,'•••••.•.'• ' '. ••'- ••'"....;"•••'.'" .•'.'• ,'' ,' - Basking Ridge-based sympho* . Also on the prograin are the['••••.:The Colonial iSymphpay i * "Baba Yaga and Other- Folktales" 3 p.m. . U.:.'-:'-y-.-r •-:••:•- ;•/. ••• -•••••••>; ;:..;••:• =•-.•;•,:•:. ;•" Actors will be asked to; read cold from provided scripts. •;; Sunday, March 4. Admission is $9 for adults and ; ••.•'* "Qri the Waterfront" (i954),7 p.m. Saturday, ny. .Sampson is ;the orchestra's .•••' Concerto ,in D. major by; Karl ''-now in its 50th season and I"" Madrigal and itevelers singers will be, taught a brief 6ong^ ; : composer in residence and' Stamitz with Veronica Salas, sprits all its' concerts at, free for children under 12J : " • , ;•.'•:. Feb. 24. -••;••. •••••;•• •"•• •• • ••:,: :'/•>•.••./::••;< Dancers will,be taught'a brief routine. Fighting candidates *' Benny Goodman Tribute Orchestra, 1 p.m. * "The Great Train Robbery" (1903,: silent) ; Worked closely witli fchoreogrd- yibla sblo;. the Divertimento in Community theatre. .• willhe tested for niov^ment and agility. ;.•";.. . .> •'...;'; ',;. Thursday, April 5. Admission is $15. and "RagingTMll" (1980), 9 p.m. Saturday, Feb:.- ^or.the Shakespearb^ parts, candidates shbilld prepare a ' • *. Maureen HcGpverh: (singer) and John 24.. '•''••'•:'•: : ..•/• -•.••••^•V;:v-:-/-;v^/..':; 1 ;i 1 ; brief set about eight tb 10 lines long. . •:•.[•':., ' Pizzarelli (guitarist), 8 p.m. Saturday, April 7.\ * "The,Great Train Robbeify! (1903, silent) For" more; information, visit \i!;ww;njkmgdo;m.com on ithe ! Admission is $36-$26< . , .. ... [• ... "..'•'.' and "Safety Last" (1923; silent), 3 p.m. Sunday, ••• '.World Wji.de.Web pr..calW732)•^6»W;97,;:ex|i>'3i.:' •.'•;:/[••••••'•y'.f ''H , * "the Adventures .of. Pbter Rabbit" (stage ,Jeb.2,5; :; ••••.--.• '-".^ ' :'.'\;:.;.^'"-v>'?,- ••'.• 1 ; 1 ; . : Vbliinteers also! are^ante'd.tb hejhi'injn ithfe grimes, work :• •'play'Tpr-.'fa^OiiBB)^:!' ^.!]!!./.^^^^^'.^!!!"!^.'-. ;• • "Jammin the Blues'';(a944>;and: •*$&«'•'• refreshment stands aiidiiandle parking.They rieed not conie' ; Admissipnis $9. • .'••••. ..'.;'. ' '.''•;•/ '. '•. • .'.. Treasure of the Sierra Madire" (1958), .7 p.m.' : to auditions but can leave a message at the Renaissance ? •• * Blood, Sweat and Tears (60's rock: group), 8 Sunday, Feb. 25. v • ' ,; •;. ' '..••:• IQrigdomphone number.^ ;; \\•.;"•• "•••'> . '•',•;.-'.;! p!m. Saturday, April 21. Admission $32-$22. For more information, visit www.ucac',org.on. ; : Frbm. Union County take the Garden State Parkway to; * • Sammy Kaye Tribute Orchestra, 1 p.m.,the World Wide Web or call(732). 499-8226. •..'(.;,,. BRUNSWICK — Africa;.-... " ;.::-'". •'• ••"•'••. •• ]'-.•.;'".: •••; arts at,. Rutgers, arid ; ;Exit"1.29y then Interstate 287 to Exit''.10.^o north oriEastoh M^ Gross School, of the Arbs-t . * Prints by Bushi people fronv Chrissopouiis, novelist and pbei located' ori; the Ney Brunswick, the Kalahari desert. Eileen Fofci, from Greece^ . , •. Avenue to the first stop light and turn; left to the hoteL campus of Rutgers; University, is' a master printer at the Rutgers ; * Imagesbased on drawing! .presenting "Global .Imprint: Center, worked with the Bush by Jacqueline Olipsham,which' Prints from New Jeftsey to South people.at the Artist Proof Studio : she drew whilei 'hearing, jaza Africa arid Points Between." . in Johannesburg. music. The. music plays in-; thd Odets' '^wafce and Sing' riiris •The exhibition opened Jail. 8 ,*.: Prints by South African gallery that features her bbbk. | and may be seen through Felx 2 artigts who are based. at the Fellows who are participating at the -Civic Square Galleries in Artist Proof Studio. ' .; in "Global Imprint" are Mari; In celebration of the holiday season, young students from the Wesley Hall Nureery School appeared recently at a meeting of the Noontlmers through 3Fe|>i"uary in Eh'zabeth downtown New Brunswick. : . * Latin Anlerican^reiated Lupb, Maria! Mihares, Cecil; group at the first United Methodist Church to perform a full hSpertoire of holiday favorites.TheNoontlmers are a Seniors Fellowship group The . Rutgers^ Cento for prints. Peppn Osoriq's work is Cpttingham, Wei Jane Chi: that^eots once;.p«r month.-to? lunch ?nd a short program. Alison Power, the nursery school's music teacher, |ed the children In song- • . •••n ELIZABETH — The Elizabeth Playhouse is failure. Her father, Jacob, an old revolutionary, Innovative Print and Paper tied to Puerto Rican identity and Clipshamj . ; Bastidas • and presenting "Awake and Sing" by Clifford fills his days with flaming spefech.es and total ; . sponsors the show every year to popular .culture. Lazaro Rodriguez. Odets, a play that opened in 1935 during the inaction; ••.. , .'••.;• showcase works by artists who Saavedra has three, prints about The Civic; Square Galleries Depression. , . , Although an atheist Jacob. frequently hold New Jersey ; Print and what 'ideologies:' dominate in. his are located at 33 Livingston . . Performances are scheduled to run through exhorts the younger members of the family. Paper Fellowships. This annual home Of Cuba; K[ugO Bastidas, . AVe., near the State theatre and Feb. 18 at the playhouse^ located at 1100 E. with biblical quotations: "Awakg and sing, ye event '-also features exhibits by an Ecuadorian -natibnal, uses George Street Playhouse, in '*' The Natiorial'Football League, ^Jersey St., east of Routes 1^9, in. Elizabeth. that dwell in dust," so life will not be "printed printmakers and artists from images derived from newspaper New Brunswick. •'•;,..•''..' . . <~, • "The E^TRADE Super Bowj. rg! Show times are 7:30. p.m. Fridays and . on dollar bills." . across the United ^States.. - photographs;that appear to be Gallery hpurs are 10 a.m. 1 CBS Sports and; MTVX ^usi^ XXXV Halftime Show" wiU . be ^Saturdays and 2 p.m. Sundays. ., Agonizing caution and fear make even posi- '• non-political-'until you look more ^eleviBion,:have announced that executive., produced by Dave Among the selections, for p.m; Monday t.hrbugti. ~ " .two of music's, biggest artists; '&••• "Awake and Sing" had its premiere through , tive decisions disastrous. T^oe arid Herinie, 1 closely. Gloria Rodriguez com- and by appointment Satwday Bipwl XX&ty ^^M Sirtilnick arid Salli Frattini, Alex ^the Group Theater, whose 'members would'. lovers, only come together.at the point where "Global Imprint' : ... ,#erqsinith arid; NSYNCjSvill per- Coletti and Patrick Byrnes Will h.e •••..•'* "Hourglass/, created, by bines images of street people •ahd;:Sunday^:.;:; :'--\;-,S •'!•:••• •••i-ii-: form during the ''E^TRAPE : prpducirig for MTV; Dennis J !*;become well-known acting instructors overihe, they do maximum harm to the most other peo- with religious • and decoratiye ! - ih addition; NSYNC garnered .rase two of the.biggest attractions ;*2Qth century — Stella Adler, Morris .pie. .Young Ralph, suddenly freed to do what he women frorii a .number of r For more iriformatipri, vis^; Super ..Bowl; XXXV Halftime 'Viewer's : Choice,1! ."Besi; Pop in the music world," said Sean • iDespie wUl produce 'fpr Select SCarhoVsky, Luther Adler, Sanford Meisner.'; .'•': : wishes in life, can only allow himself, to become . nations who were artists in resi- • •detail. ,! :'i••;',•;, ..' .." 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I feel my future spouse knows what nty retirement often or dismisses my points of view. /" •"':';'. "^:':*- popped the really big question? You know, the question that involves dreams.are. •:.-. ".•:. V ' - ••••:' '• •• • ,• .'•;• ••"•'".••.'.••'' •.""• ~. '••-.' .' Trueor False '•;;-,' y. •:.-'.:• •..;..'•. :/y •:'•'•'.;•''•'''"'' •'•'••. -V- the "M" word? ^ • . .True;or 'False;• ".:.:'••. \. ^ •:."•" ;\' • ': ;'',':" •• ''. '•'•'.'. •••;•••• ''''•''.'. It's difficult for many people to talk about money. Especially peo- 6. 1 know how much debt and sayings (including invest- . 16.1 feel my future spouse is a cheapskate. ~1 ple in love. But it's an absolute must. It's common knowledge that ments) my spouse is bringing into our marriage. '.'• True orFalse y. y::-..*\. '.••':'.••'•:'.•':•' ••' '.-', •.••;.'•.:: -^C .- ' 17.Wehavea financial plan. . '•".•..'•:••'.:•:• .:,-•'•"'. . ..,• '•••' !'•'•;• unresolved money issues are a leading factor in the break up of many •'• True orFalse •) :-'::>.;X,"^ .':.' ']• '••..'{;. :•." ' •':..•' ••'! '.'•."'; '• •"•'. marriages. . •;' Trueor. .False.; '.'•'•' ;.''•'•• ':•.''. .•)' ''.•••••, •• •.•: .••• '••/•• :• :;':~'>' [ -.•;'.. ';". ;.v.' 7. Between us, we have more than five credit cards. Scoring: Give yourself one point if ybu answered true to ques^ Randy Schuldt',*' a ' vice president with • True or False '• . •,':: •:':-/.:([ ' •. '•.., •' •','••-,.'•"-. ••-• .'..':' Cougars IHateFinancialPlanning.com, a new Web site devoted to the more 8.1 know how much my future spouse makes and what per- tions 1-6,8, lO, 13 and 15-17, and 1 point if you answered false to 7*, Celtics are a colossal : : !i than 75 percent of Americans who hate financial planning, says the •;^li;i2.and.l4. ;' -: .•,•<•..:•"•:'' ••, y:.y ••r^y^^----^^'v- .'- centage He/she is contributing to their 401 (k) plan at work. (0 to 6 points) The'-proverbial marriage referee is throwing reel key to talking about money in a relationship is to start early. Schuldt True or False: ' •••..;/'•/' •:; .••.•:••,•••.'•• •'• : "'••• ... ..:"'•, '••./••;;'. '•' .• says it's paramount to understand each partner's savings and spends 9.1 feel my spouse avoids sitting down and talking about flags leftandright. Make surei:youffuture spouse <^es<^isitiui2 and conquer compare scores. If you see a significant difference inyout Scores, or if ing habits. . . : money, with me.' .•'^vi^V-V'V-s!?'"' • •''..'• '•'•'.. .•>•'..'• • '..' '•• '." ''••i- • ' ybu both answered; the same, but had low scores, that means you To help couples better understand where they stand, TruebrJfcJse^^ r challenge for Cougars needhelp-bigtune. Runi don't walk, to a marriage counselor or fipan- IHateFinancialPIanning.com has developed a 10-minute quiz-sort of 10. We have the same financial dreams. a financial calculator-that both partners can take and use to facili- cial planner to discuss these issues and see if youi can work toward a By DAfia MURPHY better understoding of each other's perspectives on money. • '•'".'•'• i ence you are ready for anything." learn from tonight's experience Devils, tate a discussion about money. The IHateFinancialPlanriing.com 11. I feel like my future spouse treats his/her money as if JHE CHRONICLE It's only a matter of whether in all facets of the game. Financial Compatibility Calculator: (7 to 12 points) You iand your future spouse have a few things io . it's his/her own* .''• v'-jw. .•" ''•'•••. ••••. .••••-'•"• ' '•••..•:.:.'. '.'.•,•'.";,'..'.•• • work butj but for the mbst part> you understand where each is cpnv. the Cougars will be ready for a "We'll be able to handle differ- 1. We talk about money regularly. ' .True'or False'.-''•.•••••••••••. '•:; \ :':;. •;•'.'.' ' '•.'..:.•; .'•'•'• p;1"1' .•'.''•••••>.•' •••' ' ing from. Take the resultsfof this quii, Head out to your favorite; cof- „ Nobody gave David a chance frontline that better resembles ent situations better down the True or False 12.1 never talked about money with my parents. fee shop and sit down to talk about those areas where you don't see against Goliath and few gave the New York City skyline than road after playing a team like : :: : : : again 2. We have decided who will handle the .bills after we ••' Trueor False 'V ./"..••• ':/ -; -"-. -.'. .,/,' •• •):-^. ••'-•' ; '.;':, ••;'.:':'• ••••; Lithuania a shot against Dream anything Cranford has faced this this," said Johnstone. v : ; l : : : • eye'-to-eyev : •;•".•• ..-,..'• ^ •!:'••;•' ':;•'•'•."•,'••''••••• • ' ' .-... •-•.'v ' "-'- '''.' ^l • marry.. • ;. . . . ;.'.•• • \ "..'•' • ' •• .-. • 13. Xiknow how my future spouse would feel if I wanted to !Team III in the latest Olympics, season. With 6 foot 9 Villanova The other challenge facing : .;.. (ISIto 17 points) It was love at first sight, right? You're probably The Cranford High girls bas^ .True or False . , '. '.• . . • '• quit n>y job'.and start a business. •••;•' v '•''•./.. ''•'-' '•"''•'.'•', • X '': /••••;,. "\. the kind of; couple that whenIsoineoiie is speaking to you, yow both but one rock hit its mark and bpund senior Marcus Austin Cranford will be handling its ketball had. three players score a True or False •'.' ::-".- "••..•.'•:. ,'••',;.. •,:'-v.,-';•••.••.. '.;.V •;.'.-'•.•, .•"•"•': ,:'•' ".••'.';••• v Another fell just short, proving manning one block, 6-11 sopho- 3.1 feel my future spouse manages his/her own mone: y: well. answerat the same time with the same a)oswe.r.WeUi this shows thai current situation. After defeat- dozen points Tuesday and need- TrueorFalse ; . : . • . 14.1 would feel comfortable living off one salary if either 1 1 the underdog always has a shot. more Grant Billmeier on the ing Westfield 66-50Tuesday, the / :: } you're on the right track. Keeptalking, and triore importiailtly, keep ed every bit of it to down 4.1 would feel comfortable if my future sppuse made a pur- my sppuse or I wanted to quit his/her job. 'V.' '••'•;••' :'•. \ \.'-'0'- - up the financial planning. Your -sense ofresponsibmty shows that (The Cranford High boys basket- other and 6-6 swingman Jamie Cougars locked up a state tour- Westfield for the fourth straight chase of $250 without telling nie. True or false >ou know that financial planning is important, . • ; ,:. | ball team will be in a similar Sowers playing inside and out,, nament berth and are now bat- time, defeating the Blue Devils predicament 7 p.m. tonight when 'rebounding and controlling the tling for seeding and trying to 49-47. it plays host to state and nation- paint will be a challenge for the right the ship, which veered off al power St. Patrick's of Cougars. St. Pafs also features - Sharon Majors, Gillian .course after Cranford defeated Murray and Lauren O'Donnell . Elizabeth. 5-J1 sophomore guard Mike Linden Jan. 6< Since the dramat> Nardi (who is already being each had 12 points for the Pew, if anybody, will give the ic victory over the Tigers, Cougars, who rallied from a six j QoUgarS a'chance to win tonight, recruited by Seton Hall) and 5- Cranfoi'd has lost four of seven 11 Terrell Prince- All five will point deficit to pull even after I but that doesn't mean Cranford and will need to get back to form three periods. " |*vyi back down. The Cougars eventually play on the Division 1 quickly. Cranford (49) JJflay powerhouses almost every level. "We gave a couple of gamed Clark 2-0 5-9, Strauss o 0-0 0, Majors 3-0- jjlight and certainly Wont be u 6-12, Murray 6-0-0-12, O'Donnell 3-2 (Ma, \ don't Want to put too much away — East Side and Irvington Pemouhe OOO-O, Mitchell 0-0 0-0, Montalvo lantimidated, even by the mighty into this game," said Johnstons. — and in our conference every 2-OO-4,Totals 16-2-11-49 ONE CALL PUTS YOU •(Celtics, currently ranked-sev^J^t's just one game. We need td game is a challenge and I think Westfield (47) the grind c8Ught up to us," said Cuslmano 4-0-3-11, Matthews 1-1-2-/, Iphth in the nation by USA Today, overcome their size and their Manahah 3-2-5-17, McMahon S-0 0-ioT • Suburbani J»; iThe obvious reason to play quickness. They put a lot of pres- Johnstone. "Hie paBt couple of Inlantlrio -0O-1-1-, Hutchfnsdn 0-0-0 0. |}&em is to make ourselves better sure on the ball. You go into games we weren't re^ady to play Passahantl O-O-1-1 Totals: 13-3-12-47 . [doyn the road," said Cranford every game thinking you have a and if you aren't ready to play Cranford 12 91414-49 you're going to lose." Wesllleld 13 14 812-47 , jjETead Coach Tom Johnstone. "It's chance to win. I think we have a Cranfoi'd 41, Kearny 3&^ ] : Ife -good opportunity for our kids chance if we play well and things The loss of Keith Stanley for The Cougars trailed by eight • \ ^ ^r^y;W^ I J»Zsee just where they are. There fall into place, We've got to come two games also hurt Cranford. with four minutes left in the ADD TIONS • CONSTRUCTION |tOot as much pressure on us to out and play hard, if we don't The Cougars aren't as deep as fourth quarter, but roared back" AMS HOME IMPROVEMENT AAACEILEX PAINTING lay this game as some of the play hard we wont have a past season, and losing a starter, and took the lead on key hoopla PAPIC CONSTRUCTION ; L1VIT0L PAINTING & RESTORATIONS otner games. But we'll go out chance." and a leader for two games and Renovations •;:Addtflons • Vinyl •,'.• ; INT/EXT/WAtLPAPER from Lauren O'Donnell an .•,•.'••• M a championship caliber match •Additions • Kitchens : IMPROVEMENT wijsb; uncertainty of who iq going aln in ti REPLACEMENT WINDOWS f •Renovations ' R ,* 9 HOME IMPROVEMENT to'be the* winner,. Right nofr we •••»••' " Decks CUSTOM MADE are all about the team,, not indi- •Dormers .Bath WOOD FLOORS I jy RENOVATIONS CO. IFv. Yullanc Sen, Inc. •FULLY WELDED Over 30 years of Top Quality Work at _ ALLYOUr VINYL REPLACEMENT RENOVATION DESIGN INC. viduals. It's about what you as an DECORAVOHS Affordable Prices by George Inc. ^ HOME IMPROVEMENT NEEDS WINDOWS INSTALLED individual can do to help the MAKE YOUR OLD FLOORS WOKUKENEW • GENERAL CARPENTRY'KITCHENS < Jnipflfar/Eiilerior • WllpapW:' Forniicii Tops • ; Jipl6BIM^; vR^F team. Everything is about the MELO CONTRACTORS, Inc. 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But Jake on Hostile Park In a showdown of the top teams In the county. right now it is all about the team." fc*»M ; '»'(: i'ilr^/iVfj^'^'i^/'VM'SM/'' ''• ' ' ' ':';'•"•(;!:>:"'•'! • r'!•••';'«» it C-2 Cranford Chronicle January 25, 20Q1J ': January 25, 2001 Cranford Chronfele SPORTSCENE DARTMOUTH TOPS CORNELL Harlin helps Cougars Melissa Klelman had a game high 14] points as Dartmouth Used a balanced attack! i (Continued from page C-l) while Linden won the event with Somerville to defeat Cornell 32-19 ;, Creinford got back oh the winning Cranford past Dartmouth's Jenny Fitzgerald and Nicole Irvington 44, Cranford 28— 51. Elizabeth was second with 32 track,' grabbing a 14 point half- Thursday 32-29, Schomp each chipped in six points and] Irvington gained an early lead points. Cranford time lead to easily defeat Kearny Moreldth La Rose added four points and held off a late Cranford rally Khristelle Manuyag took sec- Saturday 76-62. ICEHOCKBY Rounding out tha scoring was Casey Perez ond in the 60 yard dash in 7.6 sec- High School With her first basket of tho season, made pos j .-J» down the Cougars 44-28 JKasim Rajahn led Granford Tied at 2-2 heading into the slblo by an electrifying posseslon save/pass! onds, Terri Van Horn was fifth in Roundup with 22 points while Mike Snyder third, the Cougars were unable to by Fitzgerald. Amy Fitzgerald, Natalie' y : REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS Gillian Murray scored nine the 440 (l;06.9), Mallory Harlin scored 19. Keith Stanley knorfced stay with Ramapo in the final La'uclus, Teale Alnutt and Mary Kate Miller was third in the 880 (2:34.9) and down five three pointers for his 15 period, falling 5-2 Friday. /sparked the defensive surge.; , . .;. •' points to lead Cranford. • Denny Follnuez led Cornell with 11. points' Cranford (28) second in the mile (5:36.1), and points and Hanif Davis added 15 Ryan Ahern and Jeff Wietry Cranford (9-6). Snyder now-only and Mary Kale Sullivan, played great defense, to Michael M. & Janet Magliacamo for ; l . Francine ?uina^ for $629,000. / ; 11 Midvale Drive from Johii & Clark 0-O-3-3, Majors 3-0-0-6, Murray 3-0-3- Catherine Connolly was third in of his own. ; ' • • • scored for the Cougars (2-10-2). Other standouts were Marls Cocculli with four. neecte 84 points to break Norm v:: 17 Cayuga Road fr^ta Henry A. $210,000;: ; •; v;-""':-v.'-. -:•••.;•;;•' .112 Summit Court from Chi-Shiuri Antoinette Cbviello to Keith Mishkind 9, Pemoulio 2-1-1-8, Monlalvo 1-0-0-2,0'Donnel the two-mile (12;45,2). c«nford(76) points and Lacey Pebsl and Edah Muslmeca. Carletbn Road from Peter J. 0-0-0-0. Totals: 9:1-7-28. Hobble's school career-points Cranford 4, Johnson 1— Brown 0-1-0-3, Snyder 7-0-5-19, Rajahn 8- with two points each. '.;( ••• \- . ^Danyus et.al. to IVederick R. Wacker .: 39 N, Sixth Aye. from Robert J. &} : firedlau et.al. to Susan Kresge , for'•• '••ft:-.. Jane F Huang to 'Jean-Paul et.al. for $409,000. :;• ,; • :^;: ^ Irvington 12 9 716-44 Junior goalie Chris Stoppero had v record of 1,248. 1-3-22, Stanley 0-5-0-15,. Davis 6-0-3-15,: HI et.al. for $225,Q00; •.". ', ^ : : r: : " Cranford 4 8 9 7-28 Zuravriskyr 1-0:0-2; Richardson 0-0-0-0, COALITION TO HOUSfe THE HOMEr Mary Fuss to Barbara Sims . for '•$499,000.•:•;;':' r, • '*: -i:X '[ ' ^ --'•• ?; Miirchetti for $250,000. . . : 254 Mountain Ave. fromEdmbnd B. BOYS BASKETBALL Cranford (66) his shutout bid Spoiled in the : ;: : ; ; Brown 1-1-0-5, Snyder 6-2-3-23, Rajahn 2' Drechsel O-0-O-0. Totals: 22-7r11-76. •..• • •• '•'.'.• ; LESS ;..•:.••: ••;••.; .;.•••.-. 8 Oneida Place from Raymond W. & $180,000..; ''V:--.:;.v''.;'.:.; :/.:::',':,•:. BERKELEY HEIGHTS ;/ Cranford defeated. Westfield for third period, but stopped 14 shots For the.sevehth year In a; rowi some otthe 936 CarletonRdad from Phillip J.& Cuce;to Kyle Gpntifor $312^000^;."•.*• 0-8-10. Stanley 3-1-1-10, ..Davis 6.-0-J-13, Cranford 22 21 13 20-76 vNorma H. Diiide to AntHbny D.' & 266 Bouleyftrd from Janice. GIRLS TRACK the second . time, this season ZuravnskyO-2-1-7, Baker OO-0-0, Richardson 0- Keamy 1514 924-62 to held carry Cranford past rival • Northeast's best high school basketball team Sailly R. JRpbert^ ;to : Michael ^> & .; 32 Greenbriar Drive frqnl Howard 37 Murray .Hill;Square from^ Nancy Cranford finished third at the Tuesday, 66-60, behind, 21 points 0-0-0, Habdr Q-0-0-0, DeSlmona 0-0-0-0, Johnson 4-1 Jan. 17. .; ' wll battle for ranking and Improved conditions •'.'Jrenhifer 1 Gofffor $224|000v • . : Spychalski to Margaret Steinbacb? •Pandora Tboiiipspn^ for $295iP0p. • : , S .& Virginia Zipf to John P. & Bernice H.Bumsted to Williain jj B,umstedfor- for local horneless people during the annual : Union County girls, track and field from Mike Snyder. Drechsel 0-0O-0. TotalB: 18-6^12-66. KurtSigmund scored twice i|-- :r8-20& Riverside Dri^e from Scott & et,al. for. $260,600v •• •:;:';';, .-..'. rlj.1,6 Cplumbue Ave/ from-Richard TbdarO fbr; $359,900. ': $300,000/5 •'•" ":f'"': : ' Crartford 12 181719^66 •. "Elizabeth Coalition to House the' Homeless " -Francine T; Puma to Michael Flynn for -championships at the Dunn Hanif Davis chipped in with 13 Wesrfield,.'7 .1512.16-:60 Five consecutive victories in and Chris DeUascera and Ryan Baskolball Classic" on Friday: and Saturday at • 650 Sunamit Avei^ from Richard- ;&' &$' Cathleen Wagner tb Mark W; &j 76 Hilltbp. Ave. from Noreen A. 1 Salem "Center in Elizabeth Jan. 17. poiilts and Keith Stanley and, Cranford 76, Kearny 62— the middle weights, including Ahern each had a goal and an the Dunn Center In Elizabeth. Each'.ydar ;:,• Alicia JiGregorio'to James Tpppleyvski' t'Caifi^rofor:$33p,000;^p ; , '/ i V.Lewis,;; to . Michael D. Lewis' for more than 4;500.faris attend the events. ,,.. : : : Sakineh-K The Cougars totaled 29 points, Kasim Rajahn each had 10 for After dropping two straight, three . straight pins, , lifted 'assist; .••-. '•:, ' • •' ''• ••;i .'•••. •' .107 fiesler AAye; from Lucy I. Sluzis :et.al. for $262,00Qi "'; '.,• ,.^.',Vv' .M^'V' ''':'':^3^Y;EdM^o^dvAve.:;^;Ed^^d"'A f f^m/'Eiisa;; This year, ihe high schbpl glrls^ doubje-' : ; Lisa DiBurch for $22l,60pv<: header will take place Friday.night, followed' ->toi Eric Scott for $230,000;'..' >: • .-'•',-. ;•" 48P ^shington. Ve? : from FFroinm to Louise" M. Happ ekal for ;'.'.-.;. 5 Holly Mews frbnx Heritage Manor ; J 109 Sherwood, Driye from J by the boys trlplehedderSaturday rilghti , - "*" 31 Bloomingdale.Avei frbm Jessie P. Geral4ine:Marty to Tqmmasp.&' Maria • .•$389,900,•'$389900,•'''•'•' 1f";-: •''"••" ;" •:-\7>--K-•:;•'•• Homes \tp Qerald A. • & Jennifer Friday's ddubl.eheader starts at 6:45. p.m. v L. Bajorek tb-James.A.; arid leajures four of the top teams jnliew. •Inno.centi,. to Qf&ne Builders Inc. for Pugliesfe for^ $200,0000 , ^ ;:• x:: - • 'j'fi Brockmaivfor $849,000.; ; V : ; ; ':'••. 617 Washington Aye. from ArVarreh . •' Jersey!), St.- John Vlanpey will .take'.on- -'Faulkner;/•(Eltial.^.tcr:FrcsdelrickVA. ;i& v'V.16y-'Hq^ •:••' 209 Sputhgate7 Drive:^dm . Elizabeth at in the firstgamearid RedBank. , '-IS, 06yMga Road .from David p. & :''E'.- !& Viola Eck tp^ John;•& pjna:;D; Sudan R. Kinchfor $446,000; • ' Manor Homes L.L.C; .to Alfred ,& Despite 20 points from Greg Sporer b-2:1-7, J. Vjtale 2:0-0-4, Pinto 2-0-0-4, • . Hayesa-O^O.-e.BonrJ .1-0/-0-2,rVlassaro3-2- ; St. Mary (21); Catholic, Jast'year's Totirnamerrt'.-of. y : M. & Sonal M. Shah to Oliver. J, & Tv Polloqi; to Matthew Goldfeder Gomes^ for $212,000.. > , : ^ •'•.••••'' '• GraceDeSeta for $794,300; !; : . '.^, Losplrvoso 5-0'irit,' Byars 0-0-0-0. Totals: 14> -. p-1'2,' Emmariuel .-grO^Mj AiexaMre 0-1-0-3,' • • M, Lopez 0-2-0/6, J, Lopez -6-1-'1-14, Carter Gharnp.lbns'wlnner, will lake.oh Mehdharn at. 1731^;Florida'.-St."-.;from /Vincent C! Kizelevich, the Brearley High ; Jean M. Armas for $544'Oppf; ;';•••'[:, : i; ' 8:18. Admission Is $7'fpr ad.ul.tsand $3 for' 227 N. 12th St^ from Julia A/Soos toR w-48..'. .; .'"- - •, • :• :• ..• ••.... Ogunnfllke 4-OrO-8, fcapbte0-2-0 f | Ward 4'1- 0-0-1-1, Longprla O-O-O-O. Ford b-0-0-0; Totals: . i Cranford Chronicle January 25; .2001- vylanuatfy 25,2001 •••/ Cranford Chronicle *-••. '."•!';,:t.i MERCHANDISE WHEEL DEAL BIG DEAL .1 for Just $S5,95we'll run itGins from seores V^nor Special loow Rates For Full County Coverage sells, 5Linesi1.wk ...^ By JERRY GARRETT The system enables the allroad,; time' the manual-shift feature of COPLEY NTEWS SERVICE when on "the highway, to enjoy the the' Tiptronic might come in* stabiU^ low center of gravity, and Private Party 6Hly Prfr0aprent;Requlred;: Private Party Oriiy PreiJayment Required The ne\v Audi allroad plowetf safety of a car. Off-road, it will Otherwise, the refined quattro - along the rtittodi rocky trail. It pump you up to SUV-hike groiind all-wheel drive system maintains ~ Please read your ad carefully after publication, we are not responsible for errors after 1st insertion. jwent up one hill and down anotn- clearance, ride height and suspen- control with a minimuni of ansd- jjj :gft-We got the point: The allroad sion travel. But the allroad is not a ety, on all surfaces. Cornering anfij BIMDEX: •could competently handle this , car/$UV hybrid; it's an "either/or" directional stability are first-class^* 0330 Homes 0550 Firewood.8, Fuol 1 1 0755 • Entertainment Services . 0930 Decks S Patios 1095 Recycling jiearefully chosen dirt road. '.•• • : MmODNCEMENTS '.vehicle..,- • ' .•;/' •.•. •.'• ' •' -•. '••'.'. on pavement; traction and torque^ Vw "We ought to take it up there," CLASSIFIED 0002 Death Notices 0331 Open Houses - 0560 FumWre • •:. ,-,•. •'• " , .0762 • Home Health Services, , 0935 Drapery & Decorating 1100 Rooting The ajlroad's suspension can be are judiciously meted out pff-roadfj 0003 InMomorlams 0335 Income Property 0565 Fann Machinery > •• . 0765 Insurance ,. '• 0940 Driveways 1105 Rototilling «|id my co-driver, pointing to a HOURS 0OO4,1 Cardso(.Thanks' . •:.- ••: • 0340 .IndustrialProperty .. ; ••.. .0570.; SnoW Removal Equipment .077.0 Legal Services ' •;'••••• 0941 • Duct Cleaning 1115 Sower & Drain Cleaning . j-aised and lowered by as much as Anew stability system calledV 0007 Memorials/Riots .:, : •'-. 0342, .Investment Properties •'•:•'•:".•••. 0575 Items UndeCSlOO- . .. . • 0773 • Limousine & taxi Services- . ,0945 Electrical 1120 Sheetroek & Sp&ckllhg sharp embahkmeht, with a crest : r 2,6 inches. At tiie lowest of its four... ESP (for electronic: stabilization :; ^rypurcbnvenlende,. opiO" Auctions • . • •; :•'.•. 0345 LoansiMprtgaoes ,':,'' .•'. .0580 General Merchandise .' ' • 0774' Message ,' :•'.: •••'..'•• .••• • 0947 Environmental Testing 1135 Snowblower Repair ' :010S. Adopllon . ;v' .'•• :.'O355 Out^tate Pnoperty' •.'..' : 0581 • Lawn & Garden '••:.,, •':.< •0775 MuslcallnstrUdlon • ,'• •; 0949. Errand Service 1140 gnowplowing at the top. : . . • :. • : selectable levels, the suspension is program),works with the traction •'• 0110 ,'Announcements':• '••• •;'• ••.'..0360. Wahter- Real Estate: ' ' '•. 0582 M«rketBasket. • :: ,: •.--0776 MaiWI Research •.., 0955 Excavating 1145 Telephones .Wrong thing . to/, tell me'. I i.0135-.Lost&Fourid ' • ' . 0380 Vacation Property' •: . :'•. i :; 0583 ' Plants, Seeds A'Ferflltier. - ••'. ,0777 Miscellaneous.' .' " •'•" • 0955 Exterminating 1150 Topsoll, Gravel & Sand control called EDL.(electronic.dif- i; ; 5.6 inches pfifthe tarmac - forhigh - ••' '0140 ' Personals. ,. ..-. ; . .. • 0390' • Mobile Hqmrt;-::V\v> .•::••<•••:••, 0584 .Machinery*Tools' •., •: 0780 Photoorapny; •:"•••."•.': : 0960 Fencing 1155 Tree Services gunned the allroad toward a. 10- ; speed highwayhigh juiks. / ferential lock), arid four-paid ABS : 0150 Prayers . '.,". REAt ESTATtBEMTAlS . .0585 Musical Instruments . ,. •: 07B5 .;• PlanoTunlng & Repair Q965 Floor Care 1160 TVS VCR Repair foot-high wall of mud and rocks. , ,0160 •, Ride.Sbarlno . • . ; .0590 • Office FUmlture & Equipment : 0795 Senior Citizens Services V, 0970 Floors 1165 Upholstery A Slipcovers AtLeyel 2, it moves up an inch disc brakes to automatically cor-.' Monday-Friday • 0400. Apartmerrts tRinplsbeil)•':'. '•; ' 0163 Happy Ads •. ' ; ; ^0595 Photography & Camera Equipment 0800 Sowing Alterations : • : .-0975 Fuel Tank Services 1170 Vacuum Repair Before he could finish screaming, •:•. .0405, Apartmente(Unlumlshed):'' • 1 ; : 0599 Flea Markets '. ' • • ,0801 Shoe Repair- . • . •'•''<• .0980' Furniture Repair & Rollnlshlng 1173 Wallpaper for negotiating pbthoies,curbs and . rect bversjteer or understeen ::, ..•I0170 'Corning:Ewmts • 0410 Commerclalfroperty v. •'•, T was just kidding" we were on : : 0600 GaradeS Yard Sales : • •' 0605 Shopping & Errand Services. 0985 Garage Doors 1175 Waterproofing EMPUJTMEIIT •• -^ :••:•} 0415. Garages'*: Storage. / ; •• speed bumps. Level. 3 cranks the ; Traction is further aided by 8 am to 6:00 pm .'0625 Wanted To Buy „.'•.•.. ' OBIS'TelephoneServices"'. •- . 0990' Garden Supplies 1177 Water Purification top of the berm. .. 0420 Hans •":.•':•• ••- ••••,•:••> i' •••.'. D200 Domestics .••.'••' 0925 Tutorlrifl & Instruction . :•..;' 0995 Glass & Mirrors 1185 Welding car tip another inch, for construc- the development of allroad-specific ' 0205 ,ErnployniohfABencles '"'.'. .0.425. Housbs.{furnl8heid)'. • ;:. , PETS & ANIMALS We lookedback at a carload of : : 0830 Typing & Word Processing : 1000 Gutters & Leaders 1190 Windows & Scroons tion Aones, lawns and flower beds. 17-ihchi tires; with- aspecial \ipead ' 022P Employment Help Sorylcos ; 0430 .Houses (Unfurnished) '•';.-.'; -: • 0630 HorseS.S Uveslbijk ; •"•• •1005 Handyman 119.5 Window Washing '.0435 Hous1nfl:To Share': :'•' '•.'•-'{• Audi execs and engineers, sitting ';0225 '.Emplpyrncntrtesumds•'•. •• •.•.0635 ObedleniMTralnlno : • HOMESElrtiCEl • pattern;.:..•'.. •.':,.'•••..'is-''.\',.;-Y'••t• • ••';''.'•; : ,1010 Heating At Level 4, the ground dear- . '•-' 0437. LotsTdrRentV. - . '. .• . 1 • •'., 0850'• Air Condltkwlng . ;. .• ' RECREATIONAL VEHICLES .••0226 :Buslness;Holp ... •• .0640 Pets • •••- -"' :• •'-•• •">•-•"-' • 1015 Home Improvements there below us, open-mouthed. •••'• : : ••• 0230 , Havens •' -.' • . •:• '"••" ..' ' 0440 rOlllceSpa'M. : .,: •'.••. V0646: .pets Supplies,A'Ser.vlces.: -'[•'• '. .":.• 0855 • Alirnis aV^ectirriy: . -; • • ;,. 1300 Wopeds&OM Bikes ance adjusts, to 8.2 incheSi for the, The rear susp^hsioiijwith tri*. : .'tiOIS. HorhoInspection 1<3Wn up!" I yelled fo Audi VP '. • ,0240 <• General HWp •. .•. v '•.••:: ;. .0,460 RootoB(Furnished) • ••. /'. ;•• v;.:. .0860 •, Aluminum &jVinyl adlrtg, '. •':. 1020 Home & OHIce Cleaning 1305 Motorcycles Baja lOQP, big giame. safaris-of ^igulatied upper .arid lower wish-: 1 0245 ManaBBment Help '<" • '".- •1 0465 Rooms (Unlumlshodi' , • v .0865 Appliance Repair V'...' ' 1310 Motor Homes LeriHunt; ' '.•'•.:" "• '• • •••"' '•'.' .1025 House Washing mapping expeditions for National bones; is stabilized by two control .\02S0 MedloalHulp • ' • 0475... Tpwnhousea.& Condos :-.•••: : '••': 0867 Auto Detailing*Service,, ! .1030- Insulation 1315 Travel Trailers '.' 0255 Part.Tlme.H6lp • „•• 0480 VacationProporly' . ' v 0650 Business dppbiliinltles , ' .. 0870.. Bathrooms .•'•• : : ; : ' "No!" he said, shaking his head; Geographic. / arms rigidly mounted to the sub- p655 Financial Services' .:.•- 1032 Interior Decorating 1317 Snowmobiles • 0260 ' Prpfessldhal Help . . : 0482'.:Farms V .". •••:•'•••:.•-:•.. '• . 0873 Cabinetry . . • v. . 1035- Kitchens 1320 Campers & RVs "All I need to do is get Btuck, ancl •• 0483. Acreage .•• , • . •' .r- • ; 0875 , Cajpentry . ! /, • : That's more ground clearance frame. Up, front, the four-link sys- • 026.5. Sales Help • ••• :-: ':' . PROFESSIONAL SERVICES '1037. Laundry Services 1330 Boats & Motors .^0266 Technical Help „ • • : 0.485.. Wanfod To Rent, . : . 0700 AccountlnflServkies ,: : ••' .08.85 Carpet CleanlrtgV '.„• the photographers would have a temis bolted to the body, with . : 1040 Lawn Care & Landscaping nMMSPORIATtoN than boasted by at least naif the . 0270 .Retail Help '.. .: MERCHAMDlSE •-.;• ; :0710 Appraisers • • , ' O890 Carpet Installation . 1045 Lawn Mower Repair 1350 Automotive Financing field day. You proved the point.". 0275 Trades .,: '• .••;.. •0715 .Architects • •..••..; ?•' • ". 0895 Catering 44 base model SUVs now on the. yibratiori-dampirig rubber-to- : ••• 0500 - Antiques- 'r. „ ,' ' ' ..', .1050' Lawn Sprinklers 1355 Auto Parts & Accessories We had, the allroad- had next weeks 0280 SituationsWantod \ .<. "'..0520 Building'Watorlals a Equipment •0717 Arts Si Crafts, ,' . •••'. O9D0 CelllrigS- .'•- ' ', 1055.' Locksmiths 1360 Automotive Services market. And the allroad, also ups metaj bushings. Expect virtually •'• 0285. Insttuctlon .•••:•• ; : : 0905 Ceramic Tile. V 0530 cjothing ••"'•". . ••„ •.-.;,: .0725 BeautVCareSewlces • : ; 1065. Masonry 1385 Auto? for Sale chugged resolutely up the face of .,'. 0907 Qeramlo Tile .Cleaning the ante with eight inches of Wheel no torque-steer. •, :.:' HEAL ESTATtSAlES OSSS.Cqlloctlbles : ..; 0728 Bridal Services •'..-• ' 1067 Miscellaneous 1394 Antique & Classic Autos publication V0730. Calligraphy ,>.'•,.• .•••: •• . ,0910. Chimney Cleaning . the embankment and nosed diago- 0305. Acreaflo & Lots- .'" .0537 Computers & Electronic Equipment. ,1070 Moving & Storage 1400 Four Wheel Drive travel. .'; '.••:' The pneumatic suspension is 1 •• 0734 • Child Care 4 Nursery. Schools^ • 0915 aeapups&Hagllnfl .0315 Commercial Property . •0540 Crafts*, Gift Sales • ; v 1075 Painting S Paper Hanging 1405 Trucks & Trailers nally up over the top. As one, two : 0735 Computer Services -, • . f'0920 .dockRepairs '". Alowewange first gear might also Self-leveling, as it -cycles . '032O: Tgwnhouseg & Condos • • : 0545 'Estate ATagSalea' -...•. ,1080 Plastering 1410 Vans & Jeeps i^ti0-55M495 .0740 Counselors:' ;•.:.•' • 0922' ConCfetq- .'" and finally three wheels lost any- i;u325.;Farrns '..:.• •• ',. '••..:.: •.. 0.547 iChrlslmasTrBBs'..-. ...••.'",':•::,' 1085 Plumbing 1415 Vehicles Wanted allow the allroad to tackle even through its four settings automat- •0750 Credit Card Services "'.!. -'''•'• 0925.. Consbuctlon, •'•,,••-.-i'.. • 1090 Pools a Spas thing to grab for traction, the scarier off-roading than we put it ically (or manually) for driving guattro system transferred; trac- through - but that's a job better needs as diverse as full passenger* tion: seamlessly to the last wheel left for professionals. loads, trailblazirig or tr^er towi2 Employment Still digging in. The Audi allroad Is both fun and functional. And almost untouchable among ing; (up to3,30 0 pouricls); - ; ; ^ ATTNl OWN ACOMWTER7 RECEPTIONIST ' We never downshifted the, auto- Employment PutHToWortc CHILPCARE DENTAL ^ Open the SUVs or hybrids is the allroad's At its lowest setting, the aU^ ' $734125/hr. to work pnllmt PtMEDICAL PT. Gonaral office duties, RECREATION matic transmission; it soldiered.on ' NANNY DENTAL Khqwladge ol musicaphn. as 1994, Audi was fouling pitches Audi also hopes at least a'third Yes, at the heart of the allroad 7.3-secbnd 0-60 time, which drops ipad slips through ;the air witji^ Agencies 205 oMrOmh6me.com HY6IENIST R/T DIRECTOR tintil we landed again on all fours. .opO ASSISTANT WESTFIELD, Seeking en- RECEPTIONISt Sond resume t/on Vfctodbi into its own dugout with each new of its 300 U.S. dealers now have is an A6 Avant wagon. But there is to a quick 6.8 with the manual: quiet, sedan-like: aerodynamics;,", Car & exp req'd.. CHfidMif Hew Mwey Bora of Garwood la Classifieds A lower-range first gdar'-. available Immediate Job Optiilncjsl AfTW WORK FROM HOME F/T Outgoing Individual thusiastic team member In busy podlalrld office 3 model. Now, it seems, everything enough models to offer, to allow a lot more to the alhioad than that. The standard 6-speed tranny, sipping about one gallon of premi- STAFFMOALTHMMTVES *500' Pit, $2,500+ m Free 908-754-8161 wanted for Cranford of- for our preyenUpn ori- days per Week, plus oc- Shop far the Ails, 180- seeking a PfT recreation i;n the allEbad in Europe - might 908-246-1687 Booklet 1-800^131^240 fice. Exp. preferred, ented practice, Tues., 2-8 cailonal Saturdays > ti 182 East Broad SL, director (or approx. Audi brings to the plate, knocks them to moye into Audi-only show- To help justify an $8,000 bump which is on every auto writer's um petrol for every 21 highway^ WaatAaW, HJ 07080, have helped,- but otherwise we Wiww.daslradream.c6m Benefits. • Mon., Tues., pm -4 Thurs., 8-5:30 pm •Sunday*. Contact Porila 20hrs/wk. Candidate will for the ball out of the park. rooms arid away from Volkswagen- wish list, will probably stay in miles driven. At. its highest! set^w :Thars. FH.,4Sat, Please call 906-232*132 908-232-2310. Fwtt9ge-789«10f be reap, for the planning, from the price of an Avant (Audi Business Help 226 CLERICAL FULL-TIP ( (ivere satisfied. There's not a clinker in thePorsche.-Audi outlets. •'..• fewer than 1,000 of the 2001 all- ting, the allroad bounds aloii^ioff-"; development, manBCjetftent speak for wagon), the allroad is immediate opening'for s of programs, strong \ The allroad had conquered the '',. Somervllle newspaper has 908r276-2447 GAS STATION RECEPTIONIST/ whole Audi lineup, from the TT to Audi is the latest European packed withcontent: a twin-turbo, roads to be produced, jbo bad. road '-.'limited to 22 iriph ? more Homo-baced sales. > fast,, accurate, .typist to management and organi- SERVICES hastiest piece of terrain We would ' ah Immediate full time po- work In the Somervllle of- theA8. ,. .". automaker to reluctantly concede 250 horsepower 2.7-liter V-6, the While the optional 5'Speed nimbly than a BMW X5. In fact, Debbtol 888-915-5550 sition opferi for.' an experi- ATTENDpf v SECRETARIAL zation stdlls required, as oSECRETARY fice of the Messenger- A mature FT Gas station RECEPTIONIST well B,s exp. Knowledge have tackled - not only in the all- With .the allroad, Audi moves Work for the funniest lawyer enced and well organized it needs some sort of SITV-type quattro alL-wheel drive system, Tiptronic automatic is completely the allrdad bests the ^ in ground >• Gazette. Must be Well or- HAIBSTYU8T/AS8T. attendant for daytime; FT/PT avail. In OFFICE HELP of Municipal budget a (fbiid, but in. any stock SUV or In NJ. Personal Injury Law Individual' with • good YOU into a new segment, in search,of thing in its lineup - without com- beefeji-up underpuinings, and a adequate^ the 6-speed wrings.the clearance, center of gravity, teri- BUS DRIVER •comm. skills.' Duties to In- ganized with'{good, cus- Confident beginner needed Salary depends on experi- line: salon In Mablewpod Jlng, and light com- must Send resume by office In" Scotch Plains tomer service skills. Ex- Crossover vehicle. Senior dUara trarraporta- . elude marking multiple ' for busy Cranford Baton. Pd. ence'. Call 908-276-1717. lor pleasant, smiling, re- r skills necessary., 1/29/01. Including salary more buyers and ever-larger sales pletely surrendering its culturally height-adjustable pneumatic sus- absolute last measure of capability ing radius, acceleration, fuel econ- seaks PT Of FT Legal Soc- tioft -¥T»' DoDoflls offered.' cellent, benefits: and Hleldloc,$12 50/hr. newspapers to verify ac- •' vacs, bsnet, 90ftat72-853B ; • sponsible person. : EXC. req. and refs. to: '] People probably will get tired of numbers. And even though Audi based revulsion to this seminally pension. , rotary/Clark., Please call Call recreation department competitive . • salary. salary / benefits. Won- SOS-232-2007 NEED from the allroad package. A tip of omy and handling - no* to mention curacy of .adsi customer HAIRDRESSER Bora, of Oatrwood 80S.322.76d0. :••!•'• Scotch Plains 908-32a- PteaM . call Janet . derful; „' opportunity lor hearing automotive writers writ- expects to sell only 10,000 or so all- American genre. price. service. and- other, func- Looking for. a change? Buoy,, : R«creati6n D«pt. Even with pricing in the low- to the Tiptronic to Audi for even tions. Excellent benefits Dairies, 908-575-6736 ' growth', to management ing this, but Audi has hit another • upscale Westfleld Salon 403 South Ave. roads this year, the little boost in The result? mid-$40,000s, the allroad might offering it. RECEPTIONIST Incl. 401K. Please call or fair, resume to 908- position. Uts talk. An- GLASSBFIEDS ., > i The similarly-^ricqd Volvo looking for the right moti- QarwooaVNJ 07027 Today! " home run with the allroad (yes, sales expected after its mid- . Busy Unden office. An- Pattl Maler OOB-57V 578^709 '.'... :.' -' .' vated IndMdualtd kiln our thony Garubo: . • "Oh no, not arfother $40,000 offer the best-bang-for-Euro in for off-roading, the automatic Crosscountry can't match the all- swer • phohts, ' schedule 6770 or fait resume to • , B730re2-1212 '• : THEY WORK! .that's a small "a;" like, the "q"; in Noyember debut was projected to ; tearn.'Benefits, Education, station wagon!" moaned our editor Audi's lineup. does all right uphill, but tends to road's versatility; neither can the , appk,9Vlslk 9r*VlyfE Express-Times 9O8-57S-8772. ?:'; Professionalism and fun. ••gaattro).'' '• •;;•-•' 'v••'•'• '•'.•'• push Audi to a record 80,000 unite 10am-2pm, SUrt ASAP. when he saw the nrist photos of the The ingenious suspension alone select one or two gears higher than less expensive Subaru Outback. , Scotch Wains 806^2*5200 'if^Hard to believe that as recently sold in 2000. allroad. * is worth the price of admission. needed for downhill. That's one (c) Copley News Service ' . Linden 808-480-7888 . SECRETARY $25K HAIRSTYLIST Assistant needed, for v Manually 23 Full-time position.•••.&»• at the Holiday Inn ^(UITP;«|R^ cellent training. Good. •.-; handle Irwjmlng, calli 4 > |»hllll|»burg : SERVJCE^WT; : •; •'•'•.: ••.•"•!•.••":'.".. -.-i;-rV>i. • Plalnlleld ; awit; Taking For orthodontist office. Ex- Scotch PWni 000^5200' ; Show Hours: phone orders 1 pm-5pm, perience preferred and x; rJndn908^a67B55 some fyplngi' steady year ray license. BeneflU* sal- .HGRTICUtTUBS www.ConiMCtlons round work.. Paid holldaye ary based ori experience. :., PC!, m Oapendtble ptnoin pwtotmal.com 4 vacation. Pleasant work- •;..••«••••• piuii.'i ' •••. to maintain plant* In >*' Ing condnlons. • Call 12noon- SECRETARV: 2p weekdsys:: 908-786- 908-233-8668 FT1PT, Coniputef skills reqM. 1976, Male/ female. Re- ::96&mva*T:'~ '' tireas welcome. . 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Cw^D Player, ,uyu., DuaPAiu.uai mri Bauuug o&i i CD Player & Moral 40137MI/VINWF315060 I I Morel 29039MIA/INttWZA8270a 40123MIA/IN(/XE255520 , WE ARE PROFESSIONAL GRADE" Automotive Automotive Limited ^H Limited Call "The Credit . GM Employee sales welcome..Jtsk for Mary. Cal) ' -• • "• •.•'.•• Free1-:' 1-800-NEED LOAN : ; YOU TAKE CARE OF YOUR BUSINESS • . • FREE SERVICE COURTESY CARS • '••: :'r": • FREE SERVICE COURTESY CARS ''••\- ASK FOR INSTANT CREDIT! MMIl - , Every Used Car comoa with an UNCONDITIONAL 45DAV All lessas are closed-end lor credit qualified Individuals. Losses reap, for malnL, excess wear & taar, arid at lease end lor mlleaoa In sxcass Ol All leases are closed-end tor credit qualified Individuals. Lessee resp.lor malnl;, excess wear 4 tear, and at lease end lor mileage In excess ol 10,000 SATISFACTION GUARANTEE! ROUTK 22 VVIXI, NOR'I'M BRANCH (SOMKRVIU I . 10,000 ml/yr.at 204/ml- Prices incl. all costs to be paid by a consumer, except tolicensing , rag,fee s & prepaid taxes. Not, reap. IWtypoa. ;.' ' rril/yr. at 20t)m\< Prices Incl. all coats to be jjald by a consumer, except (of llcenslnfl, reg. fees & taifes. Not responsibla'tor typos."' .,:"•••'''';.;',-. .Fldmlngton, NJ • 1-B00-TOYWA-6^^(1-800-869-6826)• M-F 9AM-9PM,Sat.9AM'6PM«(968J78M7p0 ^L;' '.'' '.'.' ••'-:. •"' ' , ',. • :'. .'•'.' ','•' ''•,.' .'•• • .'. .'. . .' '' . • • " '••' •'."/ • '.'" • ;:'* ". .' ".' '.• ''•" •'•;'- •••••." •' ;. ' ' jt r Prices include all consumer costs except tax, lie. & reg. fees. . > 908-722-2700 • 1-800-773-8757 "' **.•' 1 H L ''M? *"*.'* Al'' '*-• V.^'**. A ''k A' *' ^ '.'^ » j ^ 2001 C-8 Cranford Chronicle .January 25,2001 Cranfoixt Chronicle. W^^^-MBM'^I^^M^^^^M^ ••••••. ;•••.>• m CHEVROLET MITSUBISHI .'" NEWZOOIMlTSIIBISHI Automatic, 6 cyllndw.woliw, p/«/b, ulrtond, cnHM, ilit. tint, pfc/IAiuriMr, bucket ' "; At,•inUtoi 6uti>>&7USnP: S25.170, Vln »< K«4575, Stfc A NEW 2001 MITSUBISHI DlflMRNTIlS 17989 ,ji|hiSvW Aulomollo, 8 ctflt&r,ftftfo,itot^tHWdl>tmht7putM^ ••: ;.-.'; VIN#400389.Model# Auto,6cyN*p/ii/bialrcond,labs,cruise, VIN#006244.Model#18CGC6582lA006244. NEW 2001 MITSUBISHI wr window, paw tadu,t««r MSUR WlJlVli II Mim G* KS29CT HEW2OO1MITSUBISHI WH2M1IIYWIDMRCCBNT AC el HEW200UEEP_ CHEROKEE SPT NEW 2001 JEEP 9B BaiNMBVILLI SB CRflNDCHBROKEE ' Automatic, 4 cyUnder, p/sAi, air coral, dual alibaos, tflt. tint, p/window*. p/locks, p/tninrs, flow mats, roair : CIVIC LX , PS, fB, ffil, PW'/WF»l ctfss., cruise, spoiler, i., VIN#S006506 Jlefmsl. bucket saafa. 24 hr r/s aisisl, cassette. MSRP: 813,972; Vin #1 U06&59, Stk #Z103HY. Priie mJt. $600 ftS6i • . • •. factaiyrebate,$400.collprad,S500GlobalHytwdalflwnwloyaHy(H(KBt) -...•v-.••.''• . aojcwiMMnKii TIBURON 98 RON I1'*1 \ i .. t bi.t . ...v\ v 1, sppilw, floor piats, amTfrn cassetta, MSRft $i5564, Vui »1 U237635. fek#Z151HY. Price refl. S600 fachny SONRTR ««*'9!**»tfi»i»l OO jPONTIAC OltAND *M «•' HONDA CIVIC BX ws^w6rlocks,^mlm«,arn/lmcawtto,MSRP:WiB7,Vlrllim^ #Z091 HY. Price raft. $400 coll grad. $500 Global Hyundai Owner loyalty F< qua!) ^1P,{«r^T^^»tfrtrWJ2969}T4^^$l1124 CapCostRed * i CHEVROLET MITSUBISHI IM. RL.RINFIEI-D MINUTES FROM: GARDEN STATE PARKWAY NJ TURNPIKE • RT 78 & RT287 until 03/01/0t. Subtect to primary lender apprbvd. Pymte calculatod at A Ti^ f4w«ic©raK "U p toftO h>ps^j;; mm ; "ricw include all cosisto be paid by the consumer except lor licensing, registration and taxes. Special financing in lieu of rebates. *Offerwtth approved cmdit Deaferto suL i feted motWs In lieu ol rebates prices available on in-stock units only. Trices Jncl. all rebates 4 incentives. Select vehicles ind $400 coll drad rebate fit quaj, Jeepteaselncl. $? — . —^ l.VUI leases era basad on ctosed-«ndtoasew/(Niiibh o^avallnlease er^..Cebco9t / ffiplu$1sirno.|pt,refsecdep.&acqfefldueattoir«eptlon.Chevyleases:(ft^ML l 1t t f d & f d t l iti C h l (Ph Ot $12^69 Vt $8469 Mllb $12463 Blae; $19449 Ttoe) Totl pymtsi , , Visit our \i\seb site www.autosporthonda.corn m&Mib,$13,017Diamante,$10,827Montero,$9253Eclipse,$15.884MonteroStk»Z453).Totalpyrnts:Galant:$12,357,MoritooStkIZ453:1^,802,Diamante:$18,495,M(mt^:$f5J(S.E(%>s>:$12,07fl.Mll6aad: 12ki«wr ^•NwteJ» j [10820.15K mlAT !5* thereafter. Conv. Van: Finance based on 72 months w/$4999 down pymVB 8.7% apr financing; Total cost: $25,7357Ad offers can not be combined,.All advertised vehicles sold co&metlcally as Is,Photos used i Cranford Chronicle January 25,2001 January 25,2001 Cranford Chronicle General Help 240 I General Help 2401 General Help 240 General Help 240II General Help 240 Medical Help 250 Medical Help 250 Medical Help 250 AS LOW AS «m* WORK FROM HOME MARKETING ASST. #00 P/T, $2,500+ F/T Free COOK MULTIPLE CLERICAL MEDICAL ••Booklet 1-800-431-824O CERTflEDHOME P/o Luxury assisted living Exiting |ob In the lashlon POSITIONS SOS SECURITY INC. PERSON residence seeks In*, (or Industry yet working, lo- The Duke Farms Founda- Leading Security Agency has BILLING HEALTH ADE _ APR PTpos.Exc.aal. & bene- for front desk at Medical ' cally In Bemdardsvllie. Ad- tion', manages :• Doris Office. Diversified duties. fits! Apply In- person at Moms a Somerset dy. Cans , mid support for the - mkL Duke's •' property In Competlttve salary. Flexi- WHh good skillful Work ZBARTENDERS The Chelsea at Warren: hmedtateOpenings tor Bderly, DebKatod, Par FIIMAIMCING Dept, customer contact, Somervllle, NJ. which en- ble hours. Please call 0tMcs( •' ofOBnlntJooftl 3 FT & 1 PT, Please 274 Wnfl George Rd.EOE fJem or FT (SOhrs. guaran- Box 321, Ifaitu- follow up on leads, travel to compasses 2,700 acres Diane at B08-«54-6540 skills, knowledge of leed). BansHs W FT poei- ON SELECTED 2Oaa^7f hen, NJ 08840 shows In NVC, Italy, and Including an 800 acre park •xt.227 ..••.'••• •. electronic billing and tkxt Earn vacakn days W CUSTOMER Paris. . Degree . preferred, i with 7 artificial lakes, posting. '.••-•'•;•• Per Oem pceBcn. Ujat marketing or .sales back- fountains and a beautiful haw phine, rasaWe car, SERVICE ground required Great op- HUMAN i,Thc v, vista, a working farm and OFFICERS valdridrtveralcensa.Cal portunity. Starting v salary Interior display gardens. Positions, available In: 908-654-6540 Betty Surette at: 908- 7 immediate Openlnga RESOURCES Express-Time^ Sii.OOhr-iiZOOhr, 100% Bd We are currently recruit- Hunterdon, , .Middlesex, 766-0180 ext. 143 for In- Hunterdon & Somerset F/T Assistant f Dlrector- Ekt212 Benefits for entire- family, ing for the following • op- terview. ' Counties, salaries base on Morris, and • Somerset Eidtlng opportunity In a Contact our office for more portunities: County areas. Full Time •^Career Fair 2001 «p. Positions to start detail. SECURITY GUARD- re- fast paced medical billing Immediately. Positions and Part Time positions Medical Help sponsible lor patrolling office In Rorham Park. ;; LPN - CNA • .•' .• • '•• .range from entry tevel to .' available at our PlwstJg- Regional the grounds, assisting Competitive salaries and Wanted supervisory. Contact our bus Corporate AccouitB. benefits. Fait resume lor Busy.' medical office In Dietary Aides-Cook 5 January 23 office for more detailed In- Personnel with answering the switch Comprehensive training Immediate consideration airabeth seeking P/T or formation. We look tor- RLZZE. Whltehouse boards, and greeting provided. HS Diploma or to: 073460.9732. .. F/T office help to answer Bus Drivers w/CDL it the Holiday Inn to meeting you. 808-334*8113 foundation guests. This Is GEO,: dean; record, Car, o a full time position. 40 'valid drivers' license, own busy phone*, write HMO FT/PT. Ail shifts. Chancel- o : Phillipsburg see our other openings online Insurance referrals; and lor Gardens of Watchung gil vyww.reoj6nalpersonnel.com hrs/wk. evening hours transportation, home INSURANCE o o may be required. 3pm- phone required, and must assist with patients. Bi- Assisted Uvlng Facility. VERlrtERS lingual, energetic, 008-754-8180 *' Show Hours: Personnel 11pm. ••:"'• be 18 years of age or WE'RE OVERSTOCKED - THESE VEHICLES MUST GO! 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Paraippany Office battle In a competi- DISPLAY \ OARDNER- |073) 4024600/ OFFICE : Letriesume SERVICE, P/T ' Responsible lor main- tive market. The EK- (973) 402*262 Fax MEDICAL MEDICALS 4 dr, 4 cyl, 4 spd aulo trans, pwr str/brks. AIR, AM/FM stereo, •"-.'• Direct work Plainfleld area. Taking press-'Jirnes covers taining the Indoor display Newark Office MANAGER gardens on a dally basis.. CD, cloth bckts, b/s mldgs, cargo net, floor mats, front mud INCLUDES REBATES phone orders 1 • pm-5pm, warren and Huntor- ^073)588-1000/ ACCOUNTS REGEPtlONIST Interior design firm look- : fcfryou. . some typing, .steady year doncounllos In New Also responsible for some, . |973) 69&OS96 Fax ing for ah office manager guards, Int Wip, Stk #1077, VIN #17176887, MSRP $14,973 round work. .Paid holidays outside work, such' as Bridgawater Office . PT. txp. ^ must Approx. 16- to work |n Chatham office, Jersey and the Le- COLLECTORS & • 20 hours/ no weekends. (Jauo your .resume entered 4 vacation. .Pleasant work- mowing, 'weeding .and (008)722-1441/ . part time 2-3 days. Flex, hlgh Valley In PeniK -Avail Immed. 90S464«3ia Into Me Resume Direct- ing CondWons. Call 12noon- pruning the shrubs around (908)218-1740 rax sched; Ideal for' at home sylvanla. Vfe want a. DATA ENTRY or fax resume 906^84-7646 Database. Your resume Will 2p weekdays: 908-7S6- natural self-starter to . the greenhouses, . moms. Must be computer New 2001 1976- Male/ female. Re- Competitive salary &'ex- SOS SECURITY * distributed to all partlcl- .' uncow hard hitting POSTERS literate In Excel and Word. Chevrolet riStlng employers, • ': tirees welcome. : : cellent bertellts, Send re- Call (O73)7O1-9306. $ storied, Competitive- RECEPTIONIST/ sume and cover letter In- F/T Excltlna opportunity In salary and.benefits. dicating' the position . of 8 fast paced medical bill- Enclose your resume with a ' Send resumes to SECRETARY DENTAL Interest tbr .-..• . ..'•-•• Call Immediately 24 hrs a day Ing office In Florham Park. check for $10.payable to Tom zanke, New Jer- PLANTCAREP/T V6,4 spd auto trans w/overdriv/e, pwr str/brks/wlnd/mlrr, Duke Farms Foundation . Competitive' Salaries and For Dental/Oral Surgeon the Express-Times, Attn: RECEPTIONIST/ sey editor, The Ex- : 1-800-SECURE-O benefits. Fax: resume for' office, F/T,. typing ft Do you have a green AIR, AM/FM stereo-cass, spd cntri, cloth bckts, floor mats, 16,490 Cajliiy-Clai*, 35 S, Third St., Attn: Human Resources' INSURANCE PERSON proas. Times,.30 N. ; WwW.sbsaecurity.icbM Immediate consideration computer. 9084344030 thumb or enjoy garden- Easton, PA 18042 : •.•- Office •'• • . -'- ing? Earn a salary by Stk. #1062. VIN #16141203, MSRP $18,590 2V4-3 days/wk. Exp. roq'd. Fourth St., PO Box PA Box 2030, Ht 206 Sooth to: 873-660-9732. : 008-688-4994 391, Easton, PA , taking care of plants In JX-O Fay with your 'credit card 190444391, Sormrvllle, NJ08876 corporate garden Call number to 610-25M100. - ' o'rfaxs 908-722-2372' 800-968*484, E*£ 238 o Law Clerk ::6 ' SUMMERJOB MEDICAL New 2001 ... "Email your resumo with :.. Chevrolet I; ..credit.cardInfo,to: :. . '. Great opportunity(W •.«. Office Support y ASSISTANT: experienced for busy flee Coordinator , ' tclarltfexproks- " posure to Corporate law. OFFICE Excellent ' Opportunity plastic surgery, practice 4 Immediate openings In Day camp counselors, Bedmlnster Township. PT po- V6,4 speed automatic transmission w/overdrive, ...... '" tlmas.com - r-Long term Temporary as- . Hunterdon County activity Instructors, WSI/ available In busy Internal Hi Westfleld Immediate ASSISTANT 1 • sWon, requiring some eve- signment In great work Admin. *ir>18hr. . medicine; practice' for opening,. , "..',' :'-. •;•'•" ••. power str/brks/win/Icks, AIR, AM/FM stereo, cloth Brldgewater law office Ufeguard. Ideal for ning and weekend hrs. Man- Resumes must be recoiued by environment. Paralegal Clerk $8410hr. teachers, college stu^ experienced. Individual seeks, right person for : age &. run Twsp Hsc . Wednesday, January^ 2001. certification A+, typing,; . RecJeve. $10^12hr. dents. - Watchung 'aVea,' with' strong assisting int, dual air bags, t/gls, b/s mldgs, Stk. #1223, VIN *17,749 telephone,-mall, and til- programs; currently sched- 3 filing,. Intense document, AdmIn$1241Shr. Interviewing now.' . '. Skills. EKGs needed, no 908-654-6540 ing . duties. Computer ules, hires,' overseas activi- #19190^94, MSRI $19,749. 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Every Prompt service. Free es- •:• Reflnlsh* Free tit QUIlkHCO. ' • Fully Insured ••• floors; Free estimate. Top soil, Mushroom Soil, brush cleared & - re- jobaspacUy.73246&«230 tlmates. No Job Too 'iJr<& CHRYSLER ;Call M r. Jay for Models & Prices 808-322-2644 WE BUY CARS.: HK»H * 90B-66&4348 * 1-80M75-0212 Stone, Quarry Dust, Wall moved. Expert Inl/ext Smalll 908/231-0282 . Fishing around 800-615-6312 Stone, Grinnell Block, carpentry, painting, re- A1 REP MASONRY: EST PRICES PAID We do it all, big or snialll iff RR Ties, Firewood, & placement windows 4 MARANO & SON! T/ymoutti •,,/• yrs.exp. Fully Ins. Free Recreational PVC drainpipe '.-. AUTO SALES, INC DEEGAN decks., tree work, log Est Ron 608-526-6847 732-388-1SB1 GUTTER COMPANY splitting, .gutters clrid. Vehicles 607-13 South Ave, 18 Bulk Division 608*54-1566 908-4794344 No job too small. Why A-1 WAYNE P. SCOTT , South Ava.,GarWoddj break your back? If you Quality Masonry Services. for extra cash? don't see It, ask. Call us FrasEst,lnSld;Rers.43yrs. Boats & AUDI '91 80 Fully-equipped; good cpnd.j today for FREE: esL Our a family business, Every i25Kml.J2500 21st year) 908-S2&B535 jo0asp6cUty.732fl6&-S23O Motors 1330 STHATOS 2O1PHO '88-21 > Structural Rapalra . Mason Contractor foot bass boat, showroom CHEW BDIETTA'89-6 •HoorJoWs" BsmtWalls Specializing In Brick, condition, always kept In- cyl.; autai ps, pb, AC,,FM 732-396-0404 MC/VIM Block * .Concrete. No side, GT200 Johnson mo- cans., rjobd deal, gar d, tor; tandem'-wheel trailer Job to big or small. Over $1,49S/BO; 732-246-4030 in . 25 yrs; experience, Fully with brakes, new trolling Op-feet ma,,, Home & Office ; Insured. Free est Call motor and batteries; hy- draulic jack plate, plus COUGAR IS '89- Exc, 908/526-3500 . •! Cleaning 1020 many extras. 56,500. Call cond, very low , rtl.i anytime 908-654-1401 J350fl/obo. Call . ollof CHEVROLET Moving & 6pm: 732-525-3158 HOME, OFFICE, A BLDO. Exp'd Sparkling Clean. Refs. Storage 1070 Transportation FORD TAURUS OL*96j ROYAL CHEVROLET Call 908-704-9887 Fully loaded; white OKI., i Now Open Saturdays-6 Days AVWeek : •; 1548Route22East..\ •: SCHAEFER MOVING Autos for Sale 1385 45K ml., aulo., $6900. J I 2hr rnln. Low Rates. Ins. Lie. 732-968-4257 :•.• .' SAVE Lawn Care & PM00561.908/964-1216 AUDI "93- SERIES 90-4 SAVE . dr.,. auto.,. 72K, pearl, HONDA ACCORD LX '96; S2105 S5593 (732)^356-2460 Landscaping 1040 p/ovflrythlng, ca8B., snr(., Creen, 90k highway ml., Painting & ,4dr, AT, all pwr, mlntc wel{ • malnt.,: many, new, NEVJ 2001 CHRYSLER YOYMIER JLAVW&LNDiKArt Paperhanging 1075 parts, mint cond., $8500 $10,200. 908-359-6012. ( NEW 2000 CHRYSLER COXCORDi: IM Cleanups, Mowing, Shrub 908-273-2858 ': days, S DODGE 908^832-6039 eves.'. HYUNDAI EXCEL '94- Gold. Trimming & Tree Re- • Hatchback, a/c, 4 spoakef moval. 732-873-2248 A1 Richard's Painting BUICK CENTURY '93- s Alpine pass., manual,83Kj . Experienced. Int/ext. iodk,4dr;PW,PL,ip6ksa $1600. 908-769^914 i CLAYTON AMERMAN DODGE MULCH STONE • Pick-Up Very reasonable. Free ' runs great, new parts, Est. Fully Ins. 24 hr, • 78 yeses Of Sales & Service" or Del. Retail/Wholesale. $3700/(£o. 90M90.1890 HYUNDAI EXCEL «94- redl Eagle Fence 1-800-2623215 answering sen/; • '. 18,995*441 22,402 CADILLAC '91 SEDAN ' Main Stteef, Peapack 732-499-9234 . «xc. cond., Sspd., .^alr 4 dr. 6 cyl, 4 spd auto Irans, pwr str/ABSArylnd/sis/lcks/lrunk/mlr, AIR, SEVILLE-121K hi. ml• am/fm. , hew clirtpri,, $1,350 HI bcto Wulp ^ met dual «Jrh«(^rix»rr^,iuiiCT»wriS^or™ilBWlS!u5f!pei loo I ,•1 $ll6059c«tc^«2^<(1ll[i)rtSt5»lw*l«i.6ctt)i»alll(|r*J, T«pynit«.tltni6« HI AM/FM stereo-cass, 4 disc CD, tilt, cruise, r/del, t/gls, b/s mldgs, leather I OLD tiUY PAINTING.: $6500. Will consider trade. 808-389-8891 (DAYS) I ^1 COSI.II3OTW Pudi ;• v ;.- ^••-- -:••,••'.'• .--.•••.'fcl • • •• •..•'••. ••;. ''•...Si ,* .A J; A, •'V •>•..' • Cranford Chronicle January 25,2001 MARANO & SONS 1998 POSDED^DITIOK XII 14 di, W auto, w, p/s, p*, pW, p/fdds, 1998NB8iWMHPttSE 1998 NISSAN SENIRAXE 1999 FORD MUSTANG 1 p/sub, till, cmw, ass, d changer, 3{it, Katito, nit'^jA, nrV, p/locks, 14 dr, auto, air, p/s,!^, pAn, pTlocksi 4 dr, 4x4 auto, air, p/s, jVb, 3 dr, V-6 auto, air, p/s, p/b, pAv, I soli rannlrfbdardi, alloy uM 39,000 ' ik, till, cniiM, cass, cd, monnroo/, p/locks, p/seats, tilt, cruise, cassyi M«W, tilt, cnlise,. cass, cd, trac- cass, dual air bags, 33,060 miles.' cd, leather, heated Seats, moon- mi!iVINflVU65169. .-. !, alloy wheels .only, 25,000 miles. VTOWC7512M ••.'•-• , ':• tion control, ABS, alloy wheels, WN#Vm01197;-" •V .-•.•; roof, alloy wheels, running boards', rear, spolier. moonroof 29,000 only 33,000. nfeWimfclflSffl miles, WXF148577. .:v.- . ; AUTO SALES INC $20,995 $17,995 $10,995 $21,995 $14,995 1998 FORD EXPIOBERXIT 1999NEKCEDES.. " IWSIEKSES3M 1998VOIVOS70 1998 MERCEDES M30 i rfr, "aiito: air, p/j;p/b, p/w, ^uu. d- .S'c////?// / 'sal Cars & Trucks .4 dr,auto,alr, p/s;pyb, phi, p/locks, 4dr, auto, air, p/i, p/b,' p/w, 4 dr, auto, air/r/s, prt>,iv\v, p/|ocks, p/sejts,. tilt,-cmlsc,cass, healed p/sals, (IIUnils«, cass, leather, trac- Ip/seais, till,' cruise,'cass, cd changer", t.moonroof, traction,control, p/lockj, |Ht,.cruise, cass, ABS, p/seals, tilt, cruise, cass, moonroof, Since H)')5 7000iry!N#XA7173ra tion conlrol,nwonraor,allpy wheels, I moonroof, running boards/alloy whttls onlyM,OMiniles.VlNIHSI333» dual air bags.35,000 miles alloy' '.wheels 39,000•;• miles. I oniy 26,000 milf VW«P7227.: VIN#WJ502283 • •."•;.' • . 1$ 19,495 $27,995 $24,995 $18,995 $24,595 50"-13 Soulli Avr. ISO South Avc. 1998 TAURUS SHO 1996 HONDA CIVIC DX 1996 ACCOM) H I998TOVOIAC0HOLIALE 4 di^^ Ganvood. \J O~O2~' (ianvood, NJ (P0.T , 5sp4 jv^>b, p\v, p^s, ca I oss, cd manga; moonroot chrome 47,O0OmiIesVIN»tL028i)O34 ' ' cniw.'tBSsi'i, air bags only 27,000 908-7X9-1551 9ON-"\S9-O555 luteis,37.0(Bmik HanJtoMI dual aiVhags, VIN#TA235'917 ' miles. V1NIWCM374S I'ax 9()8-"7S9-2~'-J-» I'ax 908-789-1792 IVMU81534 $9,995 $16,495 $8,995 $11,995 $10,995 1998 MITSUBISHI ECUPSE US 2000 BUICK LESABRE 1998 CADILLAC SEDAN DEHLLE 1998 CADILLAC SEVILLE SIS 1996BUICKBEGAL 2dr,auto,ar,r>fc,r*k1pto,l>1ocks; tilt, W, 4dn auto, air, tfs, jJb, \Av, piocks, 4 dr, auto, air, p^ pfc, pw, ptocks, 4dr, auto, air, p&, pvb, pw, piocks, pleats, V^,4dr,auto,air,p%,p''.Mocks,tjll; cruise, c4 alloy wheels, 38,000 miks, pleats, bit, cruise, cass, cd, alloy wlids pteds, till, cruise, cass, chrome wheels, hit, cruise, cass, cd charger, moonroof, cruise, cass, dual air bags: 20,000 miles. VTOVA42fo713 3G000 miles. V1NJWU773W6 heated seats, chrome wheels 37,000 VlW152« miles. VINWJ983586 $12,995 $18,495 $21,495 $25,995 $9,495 1099 CADILLAC ELDORADO 1998 BMW 7401 1998 BMW 5281 1997 PLYMOUTH CRAND VOYAGER 2 dr, alrto, air, t^ $lb, pk>, p/iteks, 4dr, aula air, |>S, |>h pw, plocks, tilt, cruise, ,A;p%1|,i^p1ocks,p&cat5 V-8, auto, air, p/s, p/b, p/wAulo, , air, p/s, p/b, p/w, p/locks, tilt, ivtots, bll, cnus^, cass, cd danger, cass, cd, lcatlicr, mootirooCaBcy wiiccJs, «le till; cruise, cass, traction control, side air p/locks, p/scats, moonroof, alloy cruise, cass, alloy wheels, dual healed scaLs, alloy wheels, 34,000 i bhW 31 lags, 25,000 miles. VJMTO13916 wheels, leather, 35,000 miles. doors, 3 seats, 36,000 mills miles, WNKIVDL50225 WNMI1C123275 VL32S287 miles V1NOT608733 NOW $24,995 $37,900 $31,900 $20,995 $13,995 except for licenslns, reolsfrata fttue i " For your convenience, call toll free: 1.800.360.3603 Multi hevrolet Check the classified section Brand Mew 2000 Chevrolet Brand M«w 2000 PbtvroUt Brand Mew 2001 Cbavreltl first EXFRE! CARGO VAN yortoc 4300 V9 j sppod oulo IranSml-oion with ovordnvo powar olosrlnrj/dlsc Vortoc 5700 V8,4 speod auto transmission heavyduiy, lull sbe 8 foot bed, Vorlsc 6700 VB, 4 opesd auto transmission with overdrive, power Gleerlna/front onlbrakos AIR AM/FMstoroo 4whoolABS dualnlrbafls hlohbacklrontbuckls power stoering/brakos. AIR, AM/FM stereo^assette, front cloth bench saat, disc brakes AIR AM/FM stsrsocassette,-4 wheel ABS vlny) bucktos flxedglass llnod fjlaos sldo S ronr doors STK#Y2631 VIN#Ya211028 MSRP $2iTW0 tilt, erulso control, STK#2473, VIN#YR212564, MSRP $23,116 rear doors & rear tide doors Idcklng differential rear axle, STK4Z3184, VlW*ni1B373, MSRP $24,759 Price Includes $500/ GM Rebate Sawy home shoppers reach forthe classified * *16,999 ads before they hit the1 streets. 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