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; .-•• •••;• •:';'•'•• -.•••'••••• •'•••'• •'.'> (Eranfnr Since 1893 Vol. 113, No, 5 CRANFORD * GARWOOD * KENILWORTH Thursday, February 1,2001 50 cents. Around Kenilworth schools unimpressed by state aid numbers ByMKHAELftCUOZZO the lack of special educati{j» Town THE CHRONICLE Borough officials say New Jersey should offer more fiinds funding is a statewide prqbletg that results in less opportunity KENILWORTH — School offi- to cover 'expensive,' mandated special education programs for students. "I think youTT fjnff Garwood Knights host cials were underwhelmed by the throughout the state, they're Saturday blood drive state aid figures announced Jan. cials, the biggest concern lies Kenilworth has approximately who noted that was "not njearly having/to cut other services,1! 25, and the borough's Board of with special education. The state 20 out-of-district special educa- enough funding." Leschuk said, noting Kenilworth GARWOOD <- The borough Education wants more state is willing to provide only half of tion placements, costing borough "Special education is an officials have been able to coVer] chapter of^ghe Knights of funds for special education initia- what is needed, according to offi- schools $1 million annually. The expensive program to run," special education costs through Columbus is Scheduled to host tives. cials, and the rest of the money state gave Kenilworth $500,000 Gonnella said. "It is very, very local revenues and have always^ a special blood drive-collection/ The state has earmarked just for borough special education specifically for those expenses, burdensome (andi much-needed." found a way to make it work. ^•> The blood drive is slated to over $950,000 for Kenilworth efforts will have to come from according to School Business Superintendent of Schools Dr. But the efforts- of the scltoej run from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m schools. According to district offi- local sources. Administrator Vincent Gonnella, Lloyd Leschuk said he believes (Continued on page A-2) * ** Saturday at the Knights' Council Hall, located at 37 South Ave., across from the Pathmark supermarket, in Garwood. Near-brawl leads For more information on making a donation, call (908) 789-9809 after 4 p.m. to arson charges Cranford Rotary sets said that material was lighter ID effort, kids' concert Cranford residents fluid. A subsequent investigation led CRANFORD — The Rotary charged following to Johnson and Schipper, who Club has scheduled two events "along with the owner of the car for children — an identifica- Super Bowl fracas ... were at the Super Bowl party tion program and a special con- together," Wilde said, cert — for Feb. 10. By GREGORY ZELLER "We examined the crime scene The events are slated to be THE CHRONICLE and took physical evidence^" the held in the Community Center, lieutenant said. "We conducted an located at 224 Walnut Ave. in CRANFORD — A disagree- investigation that subsequently Cranford. ment over Sunday's Super Bowl led to the arrest of Johnson and "Child ID" will run in Room escalated into a near-brawl and Schipper," 201 from 11 a.m.-3 p.m. eventually led to arson charges The second-degree aggravated Photographs, fingerprints, filed against two township resi- arson charges are different than height and weight for each dents. normal- arson charges, Wilde child are recorded in a "pass- Cranford. residents Raymond noted. Arson charges imply a sus- port" to take home. Johnson, 21, and Robert Schipper, pect set a fire with intent to dam- The process takes just a few 19, were arrested early Monday age another's property; second- minutes and there is no and charged with second-degree degree aggravated arson charges charge. aggravated arson after they imply a suspect set a fire with the Boy Scouts from Troop 80 allegedly set fire to a car parked intention of destroying property, will help out with this pro- on Bloomingdale Avenue. Both of the suspects were gram Officers initially responded to charged at 8 am. Monday and Guitar Bob is scheduled to a Bloomingdale Avenue residence processed at Cranford police put oh a concert m Room 200 at approximately 11:50 pm headquarters. Schipper was at 1 pm The songwriter and Sunday after an argument over released on his own recognizance, guitarist does anginal songs the Super Bowl spilled into the according to police reports, while for children and their families. street, according to Lt. Stephen Johnson was released" after post- .rTH&GHBQfcUCl-E He also is a kindergarten Wilde of the Cranford Police ing $1,000 bail. Wilde would not teacher in northern New Department. Officers dispersed comment on why bail was set for The sound . Jersey. two .groups of people, Wilde said, one suspect, but not the other. Admission to Bob'd show is but according to police reports, "The judge sets the bail," he said. $5, with proceeds to benefit the the evening's events were just Pam Schipper, Robert's moth- of rehearsal Rotary Charitable Fund. getting started. er, said Wednesday her son was "Maria" and the,"Von Trapp Concert tickets are avail- At 2:20 a.m., officials received not guilty of the aggravated arson kWa" (above) tune up thetawer. able at Bell's Pharmacy, a call that a tar parked in front of charge. "I feel that this article slon of "Do Re Ml," while young Cranford Eye Care arid SI the Bloomingdale Avenue resi- 'may not accurately portray my "nuns" run through a scene Bank & Trust Co. dence was on fire. The police son's involvement in this serious (below) as part of the last* For more information on Department and the Cranford offense," she said. "While my son minute preparations for the both Rotary-sponsored events, Fire Department both reported to was arrested, he did not partici- 'Uncaln/Franklln School's pre- call Marc Brown at (908) 272- the scene and discovered a burn- pate in the act. He was only pre- miere of "The Sound of Music." 9038. ing 1989 Chevrolet, police said. sent at the scene." The show Is expected to hit the After the fire was extin- Both Johnson and Schipper stage Friday and Saturday guished, investigators deter- are scheduled to be make their nights at the Garwood school. Jewish center schedules mined the vehicle — which first appearance Frida^in Union belonged to the Bloomingdale County Superior Court in second Women's Seder Avenue resident — had been cov- Elizabeth. SCOTCH PLAINS - The ered with a "flammable material," Staff writer Michael R. Cuozzo second-annual Women's Seder according to police reports. Wilde contributed to this story. is scheduled to begin at 5:30 p.m. March 14 at the Jewish Community Center of Central Bank developer's Mwsuit I New Jersey. Township schools The center is located at 1391 Martine Ave. in Scotch Plains. happy with state aid targets township zoning law This ritual dinner is similar mercial zone. discussion." to a Seder meal held at Cranford officials see would lead to more opportunities Cranford board sued The use variance required Aschenbach said he wanted** Passover, but is conducted for district schools in 2001-2002- fpr the residential z6ne had the township to "move forward*^ entirely by women. Female $200K as 'good news' Carfagno noted that state aid ovef SID ordinance's already been approved. with negotiations and wanted^ clergy from Union County and money is not "earmarked," mean- Construction of the bank to send two messages to Site" adjacent towns are scheduled By MICHAEL R. CUOZZO ing that there is no designation Victorian mandates was "approved on condition," •Development. The first is one'"1. to lead the Seder. THE CHRONICLE ' ', as to where it must be spent. It is according, to zoning board of welcome, he said, noting*-* Last year, the-event attract- put into the general fund, he By MICHAEL R. CUOZZO attorney David Weeks said, Cranford would be pleased,tar*, ed more than 40J) women of all CRANFORD — Township said, adding the school board, THE CHRONICLE and itjft that/-condition which have the Commerce Bank johC ages and denominations, schools will receive $200,000 in with input from the Finance , Site Development is challeng- the qommunity. The secontl^ according to a Jewish state aid to diwy out during the Committee, will determine where CRANFORD - Site i message was one of reason, he-** Community Center press 2001-2002 school year, officials money should go. Development Inc. is suing the added. **| release. announced Jan. 25. Superintendent of Schools Dr. Township- Zoning Board of "Cranford is concerned with-** Cost is $50 for adults, $45 The total represents a 9.3-pef- Emalene Renna said she could Adjustments over matters con- maintaining (the) standard^ for senior adults and $36 for cent increase over aid received not offer specifics on possible cerning the building of a 7 know it'sounds like but we're going to be reason-*, children. for use during • • • . _ additions to Commerce Bank at the inter- I'm saying the township able about it, as well.jC; For more information, call the current next year's cur- section of South and shouldn't defend itself, Aschenbach said. t*. school year. "February is number- riculum until Centennial avenues. Lois Altschul at (908) 889- (but) ( think there is Triarsi backed Aschenbach's\2 8800, ext. 209. Mombers of the crunching time." the Finance The legal dispute stems t sentiments by noting that The Women's Seder is spon- Board of — Robert Carfagno Committee frqm a township ordinance opportunity here for fur- Development wants tpV.'" sored by the Jewish Education's works out the requiring that certain ther disdVssbn," Strong working rel " Finance Cranford school numbers. Victorian design standards be with Cranford. "ML Community Center and the Committee are "Before I can — Dan Aschenbach would like to come into town hi *% Jewish Federation of Central business administrator maintained throughout expected to ^ put new pro- Cranford's commercial zones. Cranford the spirit of cooperation,*^ New Jersey. meet over the " ' grams in, I Site Development received Triarsi said. t-1 next two weeks to fine-tune their have to look at what the cap is," approval to build the bank, but Township Committee Weeks said the '$oning,T- numbers before make official rec- the superintendent said. did not comply with the ordi- Board of Adjustments is, -' ommendations to the school School districts comprise their nance's condition and was not expecting Site Development to,^- Inside board. annual budgets using funds from allowed to begin construction. At Tuesday night's amend the plans before- "It was good news for the dis- three sources. There is the state Now, the development compa- Township Committee meeting, appearing again before zoning trict," said School Business aid; federal funds that must be ny is challenging the zoning eominittee members voted .4-1 board members; to, see if ^ "^ Commentary ...... A-6 board's decision and the Administrator Robert Carfagno, applied for through grants when : to: have • Township Attorney amendments comply with a member of • the Finance the need arises; and local money, Constitutionality of the".ordi« Robert' F. Renaud handle the ordinance. Wheiher tjbjls Community Life .....B-1 Committee, which can now "put which is raised mostly through nance's condition, • according .ty lawsuit'; :6n Craniford'a end. occur before thd matter ...., Site Development attorney thecourts remains to be seen,!'^ everything together and look at property taxes. ' Commissioner • v 'Dan : the big picture'* before going back District residents will vote on JosephTmrsi. <''• '.•;•" .'"• Aschenbach cast the lone "no", •..;. •' With W. oa£ie'''8uch: ;ai vtnw^ijj* • The(Commerce Bank would i Obituaries ...... -..."A-7 to the Board oPEducation. a proposed 2001-2002 school bud- vote, citing his hopes the town- ••du^diy.';jju4i^e^ti.i^Ul'>b)B»' lj; Due to the increase in state get in the April school elections.' fall >tdtihin - both. a commercial: ship could still avoid litigation granted after 'each': S^ide sub:' t and a residential zone, town- ., ntits;brief)3 pb4 argu0s'itff-caie^J prlmiB Time ...VW...... B-2 aid — which Carfagno not^ed was The county date for budget through continued discussion. similar to the approximately ,9- .approval, however, is March 5, by ship officials said, and would ••.'. "My vote is a vote pf:ftiaii(itira-: officials said.,The case - "*" • percent increase Cranford which time Cranford officials are have to subscribe to the differ- tioh,MAschenba(^ said./J tnow. Real Estate...... -C-3 ent mandates of each zone. The schools received in 2000-2001 —i", required to liave finished a bud- it sounds like I'm sayings the New Jersey, x the state-imposed 8-percent cap get draft including state, federal Victorian mandate falls within township shouldn't defend , Zoning*, board officials saidit Police Log ».-.«——»""A"2 on increases in the Board of the;; township's Special itself, (but) I think .iftere is and local money. According to ' Improvement District, a com- they were, advised not to cqm^;- Education's budget may be Carfagno, "February, is number- opportunity here for ^h ment further on the litigationl'.- Classifieds ,.,...»-..«"C-5 increased. That, Carfagno noted, crunching time." . •
••4* Cranf ord Chronicle February 1,2001 Cranford Chronicle Crawford driving and failing to keep right. ,a passenger in McBride's vehicle, Service Center on South L „ .Mark Nikirk, 21, of New Trotte was stopped at the inter- was wanted on an outstanding Avenue between Nov. 3 and Nov. section of Springfield Avenue and Police Log warrant issued by the Essex 15, according to poh'ce reports. He is BnulBwick, was charged at 11:16 West End Place for erratic opera- •p.m. Jan. 23 with driving while County Sheriffs Department, scheduled to be arraigned Fbb. 7, Comcast delays addition of Home Shopping Club tion of her motor vehicle, according police said. . . CpUNTyr— For'a while lpnger, sub- caL He noted a similar problem that occurred lalt. '. inttpdcated, possession of a danger- to police reports. Luis M. Antao, 22, of Union, was police said. She was transported to ; oil? controlled substance (believed suspended license and failing to the Essex County Jail, according to * * * . . scribers to the Comcast cable system will not be fell whfirwheni rinmrflHt-Comcast. hahtlAd AnriAnAdecided i-nto srotdttThemmt^h Tho. —-.TUl»^ * * * . charged at 5:17 p.m. Jan, 24 with surrender his license. • able to "act new" on items for sale on the Home ; to be maryuana), possession of nar- driving, with a suspended licenses,. police reports. An Epping Drive resident withMTV2,'but MTV Was^not rea^y;for th> smtcii,:' William Brown, 23, of Winfield Pagario was stopped on the 500 * * * • Shopping Club. :• V / I colics paraphernalia, use of a CDS, failing to turn, failing to maintain reported Tuesday that he was Comcast had planned to drop one of the' pay--pelP,'^ 'and operating a vehicle without Park, was charged at 1:22 a.m. block of South Street, according to Joseph Kouris of Union was Comcast of New, Jersey has announcedit is post: view channels, and replace it wifll '4*"~ "-—^' Tuesday with possession of a con- lamps and failing to wear a seat scammed out of $|l,4O7 after he saw the State Assembly a^k way ! lights. police reports. charged at 3:20 ,a.m. Jan. '25'.with tried to wire the money via Western nitely had an interest in running, poning the addition of the Home Shopping Club Shopping Club, Lyden said. trolled dangerous substance belt. to continue his public service. - channel to its Hheup. Addition of the^channel; • Nikirk was stopped at the inter- : * * * driving with a suspended license. Union to Florida to post bail for but said lie wants to keep things The regional manager, said the .. „ w rr (believed to be marijuana) and pos- ••;•'.- Antao was also charged on our> Lea Davidson, 38, from Roselle ?Teh years was long enough in which was expected to be added Monday'to cable j section of North Avenue at Orchard standing warrants issued by the Fiouris was stopped at the inter- another man, according to police totakeshdt amicable with McGUntock. With a month of so, but viewers willeventually recayej • Street because he was operating session of narcotics paraphernalia. Park, was charged at 11:37 p.m. : the ' (townsnip) -Council," that in mind, Marks said, the systems serving all towns; within Union County : Brown was stopped at the inter- Elizabeth Municipal Court, police section df North Michigaii Avenue reports. •• "• : the new channel. These iitids .of things happeif^y ' his vehicle without headlights, Monday with driving with a sus- and Washington Avenue, according McClintock said, adding that one mayor spoke Vi*h McClintock except Elizabeth, has.been delayed by business he said, noting the eventual addition of itbe flevir, section of Centennial Avenue and said. pended registration, failing to turn The other man reported he at 22nd Dist. seat '. according to police reports. to police reports. He was released never received the money,.police, of the focuses of his potential and discussed keeping things "on det^, according to Comcast officials. channel will not result^^ in a price hike for sub^t # .* •* •Raritan Road for driving a vehicle He was stopped at the intersec- and having no ^ropf of insuritoce. Assembly run; will be finances. 1 . Comcaisfs. regional manager, of governmental : ; with no license plates, according to tion; of South Avenue and Maple later that morning, police said. said. ' .• • very friendly terms.' '. 1 feciribers.;: . ."•';.;•';•.:."•••..••. - ;'-vV/'.••'.;•'•"\>,^.-'.P'^;- Davidson was stopped on South .'•''•'. • • ; * * * .... He is employed as the chief relatidnsr;peter Lyden, sai,d such delays were typi ? : Janet Trotte, 30, of Newark,, was police reports. '••..' Street He released at 7 pirn, after ByMCHAartCUOZZO . McClintock is a "good friend," •:'"• •'.':•'.;..••;.';:; ••,;;•;" •' —MiohaelR.Cuozzo •,' charged at 2:46 a.m. Saturday with Avenue near the Westfield border, Yazzan Sammpn of Butler was Bhupirider Singh of linden was financial officer .for the New posting a combined $475 in bail, according to police reports. THE CHRONICLE .• •, . ,~ : Marks said, "and 'good friend' is driving while intoxicated, careless Yofk-basedV design company 11 : ;; Garwood according to police reports. charged at 8 a.m. Jan. 25 with dri- charged Tuesday on an outstand- , underlined. • ''•..• :' •'•.'' '•• •'''•'•. Kenilworlh ving with a suspended-license. ing warrant issued by the linden v•'.: IJNION GOpNTY^Officials /Addison...... '..' ••••.! "•:. •/• ".;'• •; .:'' Marks said if McCUntdck was John J. Preston III, 35, of- Sammon was also charged on sev- Municipal Court. •'.•; •;'••/'.. '•,'.'••'••:• •frpm sevejralarpa municipalities • "I enjoy public service," chosen over him, he; Vill be : Adopt A Baby Girl frartr China MOUmCAKMEL GWUD BEHAVIORAL At approximately 9:20 a.m; Jan. eral outstanding failure-to-appear Singh was Stopped at 2:14 aJn. ; 'McGlintdck said,. noting an i Wildwood, was charged at 7 p.m. . 17, officers discovered one clear vial niay be thirpwipg their hat$, into ; behind him 100 percent," and ; V Conslcier opening your:'hedrt:an^hpind>to''apr^ous''baby glri:! warrants, police said. on North Michigan Avenue, He wSs Assembly seat, would be an >; Friday with driving; with a'sus- of a controlled dangeroussubstance -the ring in the face for a 22hd- said he' hoped McClintock Would V Singles & couples With or wlthput chlldreri may apply, Hie was stopped on, South 31st transferred to the custody of th0 opportunity -to "make certain r •*^ A DivisioHmm:A]&smmn of Catholic Community Services pended licensej maldng an impropr (believed to be cocaine) outside the . -District State Assembly seat. \ offer the same support. . ' .;¥'• We've.helpfed.huild 2,000 farnllfes through ;• er turji, driving with ah expired Street, according to police reports. jersey City Police Department/ towns get their funding." Marks said, he. has received : Outpatient program Provides Counseling & 1 A&P supermarket on the He was released at 10:30 a.m, after according to police reporfa, : %•';, .Scotch Plains Mayor; Martin l : ..'• International and domestic' adoptiph:. . registration and failing to exhibit , Boulevard, according to police Marks and former Scotch JPlains ''.\- ''McClintbcJc;-said:,'he'..;bejieyes'. encburagemeBit ifrdm other Psychiatric Services For Ages 5. & Ovar credentials. . .••.-.•, 1 ; $500 bail was posted at the Morris Christine Beckman of Jersey v "reports. •'- •••": :•'•'•' ' '•'• '. • . Township Council meifibers,! and Township Violations Bureau, police City, a passenger in Singh's vehicle, Mdlyor William McClintock cpnV -x; FREE Information Meeting Preston was stopped on Nbrfli •• •' •:•.: ••.. ',••'* *••* .-•• .:'' •••/. •firmed this week: their'interest in would not lefhjs. recent.victory M.edicaid,, Medicare & Other Insurance Accepted , Avenue, and an investigation .said. •'••" ' was also taken to the Jersey City 'fi^beiengetting a lot;'. k Thursday, February 1siln Iselln, NJ "•'.•• .-;ili9 I Love ^agels shop on the •;*• : 'running in June's Republican as .Scotch iPJains! fifst-ever ' . Sliding Scale Pees revealed his license was suspend- Police Departmentwheh it was dis- Please call for directions (856) 665 5655 Boulevara reported Jan. 22 the primary : : while iCranfbrd c?)* ehcourageinept from . directly elected niayor stand in For Information About these & Other Services ed, according to police reports.. .••••':'•. Douglas E, 'cGowan of Roselle covered she also was wanted on an ••••. ; theft of over $200 in cash. The was charged ' day with third- outstanding warrantj •police^saicL Gommissionfer and.former Mayor people around the county the, v?ay of a potential Assembly Call our Access Center at 908-497-3920 .money was believed to have been Thbma^ penny would neither run. "In gpyenunerit and politics,. ww\v.adoptionsfrbmlheh'ejirt.6rg Josieph Pagahp, 42i degree theft. Beekman posted $80 bail and . 1 1 Of taken by,a: shop employee, accprd- si lot. 6f;it is b'eijttg: in; tbe.^right ' :' Eafontown> was charged. BVid : McGowan : had:. ..cashed three was released by jersey City police . ; 505South MenueMstjCfdnf'ord ing to police reports. - ; 1 placeatthebright time," he. said. wjth faihng toi turni driving with checks gjven to him by customers at 3:55 a.m., according to; police: ; •• ^^n^ri .'^•butsourcesvclose"to the: ; for services rendered at the A&A reports.' :••• ."• ,'; ••' •:••. '•'. 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I locations HINT: Points paid for refinancing a Roia *•-.-!^---i-.«-.«.^,M11i11.-il-1^-i-- 'v ;•;• •,, .•.•...•,:,•• a-. rrt:i')l»MS.H>bll •FAX:iOOHi.?5H50HO February 1; 2001 4 A-4- Cranford Chronicle Cranford Chronicle s^ysenior Steering committee keeping an eye: on Union County Cultural Planning ^. _. _ _ . _ _ ^ . nit.. y affair-._ - s fo- r Scheringr— m * -<#*•* \^ ' ter managers. ';•.'... . '••••;••••.•' use 'the building besides the UNION COUNTY — Thehave agreed to serve on the steer- SeniorClub prez: .LeikaHskas is the new presi- seniors, and since no one actu- steering committee of the Union ing committee," said Alexander Corp. ' dent of the Senior Club, having ally lives there, there are ho County Cultural Planning Mirabella, chairman of the Union The Cultural Planning P&tffecft, :: : Project met recently to continue County Board of Chosen is working on CulturalNet; a| Kenilworth council been named in January, and "tenants." ; '/ '"\ : ' ''}.;••}' 1 However, officials remain its study of how the county's cul- Freeholders. "Their participation database in its early t stages. ' decided to write the Jan. 8 let- tural community can contribute will help to increase awareness, Survey forms will be attributed, should pay for spray adamant in their position that ter after seeing a bug while to sustainable economic develop- excitement and commitment to this month to nonprofit organka< exterminations should be cbvr making rounds of the building. ment and a vibrant quality of hie arts, history and culture as a tions that offer cultural prograin-> By MICHAEL R.CUOZZO It was then she learned the bor- ered by the Senior Center's for residents. high priority and'gather support ming. . > . ' ' ough had stopped providing $2,000 annual stipend, and it is THE CHRONICLE "We are happy that 33 commu- for the proposed cultural plan." 5br more information or a;s{ir-! extermination care, she said, the responsibility of the center nity leaders in the arts, history, Among those on the steering vey form, e-mail 8coen@union-< KENILWORTH —• The and seeing the bug made to handle the procedures. The education, business, economic committee is Joseph P. Starkey of countynj.org or call (908) 658-j Kenilworth Senior Citizen's Leikauskas cautious. "I wasn't borough itself never arranged; development and human services Kenilworth, manager of commu- 2550. ' ' • ' . . Club is taking steps to ensure about to wait tp find if there's the exterminations, Mayor that bug infestations will not be any relatives of that guy," she• Michael Trippdi explained to a problem at the borough's said. "It should not be.": ' Leikauskas in a response letter.; Three more weeks until BOE candidate deadline Senior Center. Leikauskas, who also served Leikauskas said she was; : Club President Minnie as Senior Club president 1987- Unaware that the center, was! "UNION COUNTY — The located at 132 Thomas St. in kit. ' « *i y Leikauskas wrote a Jan. 8 let- 88, said she recalled extermina- already provided the necessary!., deadline for filing nomination Cranford, "1 urge citizens whp believe ter to the Borough Council ask- tions being provided by. the bor- money to carry out the, exterini-• petitions to run for positions on The Kenilworth Board of they can make a contribution to! ing officials to sponsor 'periodic.' ough: during her first s'tint as nations. She ijpted.she simply' the Cranford, Kenilworth and Education office is located their community's schools s to; G&rwood' school boards is 4 preventative pest extexmina- wanted to keep.the place clean, inside the Harding School at consider board of educflti|on president, and said the borough p,m. Feb. 26. tions :. at . the. , center • • after so that: club members and: other . 426 Boulevard in Kenilworth. membership," said Patti'J.' should also provide them now. Prospective School board Leikauskas saw. a bug in the visitors of the center may come • The Garwood Board of Pawling, presidents of the] ..• "As the'new president; I had to candidates can obtain nominat- Education office is located NJSBA. "Serving oh your Jkteal center. The president said in the together in a bug-free envirpn- Plscataway'aVivan Kalugdan (left), as VMarja," and 0loomfleld's Nat Mello, as "Tonyif'rehearse a num- •; push on it," she said. .. . • .. , Belting >em out at Brookside ing petitions and a School inside the Washington School school board doesn't require aj i 1 letter since the Senior Center .•••••' But Borough Council )axem •' men't-'':-•;.'::/ ":• •.•'•••;• "••• :.''.••.••'•.' .•••' Board Candidate Kit at their at 500 East St. in Oarwood. degree in education. The most> ber for the Cranford Repertory theatre Group's upcoming production Of "VVest Side Story; the Leonard provides a community service, •'.'•. The center!,has^:recently Under the fJIrebtlon of teacher Sarah Wolf, the Fifth-tirade Chorus at Cranford's Brookside Place School Bernstelnystephen Sondhelmyjerbme Robblns update on Shakespeare's "Romeo and Juliet." Featured bers deemed the residents of respective board of education's, Published by the New Jersey important attribute a candi-| exterminations {should .be _coV: served is ^hie home; for; took the stage recently tor Its annual holiday concert. The young singers presented a collection of hol- In the cast are various local talents; Including Cranford's Kevin Kessler ("A-rab"), Patrick Blther the building as "tenants,-' and ; iday favorites, to the delight of parents and fellow students. business office. School Boards Association, the date can bring to office is a sin-t ("Diesel"), John Werkel ("Big Deal"),ToddWilson ("Baby John"), Skip Shupp("Doc"j and BrianWilllams ered by the borbugh.K-' asv such should be required to pctoberfest and for a flu-shot The Cranford Board of Candidate Kit includes infor- cere interest in your commubi^ Howigveri. borough officials ;cover extermination.procfedureg , program. ! Leikauskas ••also-'l Education Business office is mation about the legal' qualifi- . ty» its children and their educa-< are countering that e^tennina- themselv.esi She Renter's execu- ' pointed: to the visiting; nurse, •: cations for school bqard candi- tion." , ; J tion costs are covered, in the :;;tive board, .met' to discuss the thei health..maintenance-.maijii; dacy, campaign procedures and The annual school elections) p;m. March 25 and April 1; a free senior citizen p6rfprmahce/dressRehearsal Is scheduled for 7 Senior Center's $2,000/budget issue arid disagreed with the and the Association fpriRetired • the role of the school board are scheduled for April 17. ' | p.m. March 22. Fpr tickets pricesat more inforrrtatiori, callthisTemple BethrEI Mekor Chaylrn at (908) line item — and the responsibuV borough's terminology; People ag individuals and orga- member. For more information, call, 5 : i Campus notes 276-9231. •' ; -••.:•••.'•: •..'••..• . •• ••:,--. -V.' ."•:•'••;. .: ••:•.••';-•• . . •' •-• . ity for arranging and.paying for Leikauskas stated in the Jan, 8 nizations that make use of the Your news here! Information about the New the Cranford Board of the exterminations falls on cen- letter that manic other people building. Jersey School Ethics Act, Education at (908) 272-9100;! UNION COUNTY—A total Bridgewater, Va. The son of MLY. important dates in the school the Kenilworth Board of of 24 area students were named & Mrs. Don Leslie is a senior Fox to: (908) 575-6683 election process and briefing . Education at (908) 276-1644; or to the president's list at Union majoring in busines* adminis- sessions for school board candi- the Garwood Board of liodian County College for the fall 2000 .tration. dates are also included in the Education at (908) 789-0332, , Accumed Diagnostic semester. * * * exattiines link The president's list is equiv- Michelle Ponto of alent to a dean's list at most col- Cranford was named to the Laboratory, Inc. between Jews, leges. Students honored: dean's list for the fall 2000 From Cranford — Judith semester at the University of 225 Lennox Avenue, Westfield, N.J. M. Abram, Patricia Hartford in West Hartford, Senior Focus to eye . presidents Brewster, Patrick D. Bock, Conn. (Located on. corner of Lennox Aye. &' Elmer Street. 2 doors from post office.) Miriam A. Brownlee, Joseph UNION—A continuing exam- Califano, Kelly A. Edmonds, : GRANF0RD>- Crane's; sites in; .the Garden State, ination of the relations between Two area students were Ford Chapter, Daughter^ 'of; along a cornmon trail. . American Jews arid various U.S. Dianne H. Fannell, named to the dean's list for the 9 Patient Service Center For B/^&^n the American Eeyolutiohy has Helen vaii Gelder, Bonnie presidents will be the subject of a Margaret M. Ferrao, Laura fall 2000 semester at Lafayette Johnston, Joshua Levine, College in Easton, Pa. They are The 'Year of the Senior Citizen might have ended, \ \ [•' ''Providing Qualify Laboratory Service: Since 1966'''.• scheduled its monthly na^et- CierkQWski and Lois M!andato talk by Cranford author. Nat' ; ing for 11:80; a.m, Feb. 10 at are httstesses for the meeting. Bodian at the - YM-YWHA of : Anne M. Matz, Elizabeth. A. Erica Platt of Hamilton the Township- Community • The public is inVited to Union. Meehan, James Pfeiffer, Avenue in Cranford, a senior, Cheryl A. Pickett, Michael F. but Senior Afternoons continue at Newark Museum \ Now Accepting All Quest Diagnoses & .Center, locaied, oii Walnut: attend arid••luMcK will be Bodian's discussion, continu- and Matthew Peter Rausch of : ; : Santorell, Lori E. Struble, Beech Street in Cranford, a Avenue. -'••••"'•",. "--:.' - ••.•'. \se'rved.•'•'•:•..: ' ',:','• :'..••• . ' ing a lecture he .' offered in.'" UNION COUNTY — resources.- touring the historic Yourself At Home" wilj 1 1 Lana L Sutowski, Michael sophomore. SmithKline Beecham Lab Participants .'The slated guest speake ! is; In: addition; the PAR has December, is scheduled to begin Seniors from throughout the "This is rea.lly a mar- Victorian Baljantine House, explore the exhibition^ Steye, tTandoli, a planner in invited to the, meeting four . at "10 a.m. Feb. 1.3 at the YM- ' Sutowski, Medea B. Villere i 4*1- i < 1 and April Yates. county gathered Dec. 15, at, velous facility,*^ Union which was decorated in its "Dutch Opulence andl n : the state Green.. Acres pro- YWHA, located at 501 Green Elizabeth Pinder of •'••.•'•• .••' .-:.•.. . Afei)Accepting: ••'.' : •'•' '•',';.'•.•/'• '''•'•-;."•• -•,'.' high:gfchopl -seniors selected the auditorium of the County Freeholder Daniel holiday splendor, just as if Intimacy: The Art of Hom$i gram .and a member of the as their sdapols'.representa^ Lane in Union. From Garwood —• Kenneth, Orange 'Avenue in Cranford ' Blue Cross/Blue Shield (Non-HMO<; Non-Network^ Medic&re/Medkaid Newark Museum for the Sullivan said as he spoke the Ballantine family of and Private Life." J Cranford Enyironmental tiyes' iii the / DAR^ Good In December, the Cranford A. Banic, Raymond E.' Was named to the dean's list for ;': ; ' AhIPPO & TraditionalInsurancePlans ;;;;,•'.' ; the fall 2000 semester at the • first of four special,1 free tjec. 15 to seniors in the about 100 years ago was still On these dates, seniors i.l • •• '. 'Commission. .He is expected CitiieiiS program. The repre- author discussed and answered Grimes, Bree H. Humer and to discuss the "Crossroads of. sentatives are from Cranford questions about several Donna M. Splain University of Rhode Island in afternoons presented by the packed auditorium. "It was in residence. Seniors also can take advantage of lO^jj 1 !• I- I Kingston, R.I. . the: American Revolution", High: School; David Brearley American presidents, from county's Board of Chosen wonderful that we could be views a special planetarium percent discounts on all Three area students were I i it , Monday- Friday 8:30 aim, - 12p.m. / Y0>p.m.-3:30 p.m. 1 : George Washington to Bill Freeholders.', , „ ] , partners of the museum.". show. • i i items in the Museum Shops.] •/: [i : ' project beittg.'develbpedSvitH' Middle/High ii School; - in Sahjrdqy - 8:30 aii\: - 11 a.m. ", Clinton. This time, Bodian is named to the dean's list for the Vanessa L. Meehan '6f h These special afternoons ' The topic of the slide pre- 'the National Park Service. . Eenilwprth; and, Arthur L. fall 2000 semester at More Afternoons >for Reservations are requirec : ; expected top deal with those Brookdale Place in Cranford are the result of the teaming :' NQflVINftM^ ; ^Crossroads of. : , the'- Jphnsbn High. School and Quinnipjac University in sentation/lecture was Union County -Seniors are for those who want to k^ ; presidents not previously dis- was named to the dean's list for of Union County government .American Revolutiori" will Mother :SetoH Hig;h School, Hatnden, Conn. They are: the fall 2000 semester at East "Christmas Traditions: Then scheduled for 2001. On April part in the upconjinj link major Revolutionary- War both, in Clark. \ cussed..His talk will cover Jewish and the Newark Museum, Accumed Diagnostic 225 Lennox Ave, Westfield, N.J. cabinet, staff and Supreme Court:. Roseanne M. Bostel of Stroudsburg University in East and ' Now," presented by -26, "The Rich Arts of Japan" Afternoons for Union,Co'* appointments, as well as person^';.. Craig Place in Cranford, major- Stroudsburg, Pa. She is a senior one of several initiatives of Ulysses Grant Dietz, curator will be shown in, honor of Seniors. For more info: Laboratory, Inc. al aittitudes and prejudices. He is ing in occupational therapy. majoring in pre-elementary the freeholder board for the o{ Decorative Arts. Dietz Newark's Cherry Blossom tion or to make reservatjej 908-232-2888 Christine M. Polidoro of education. year 2000, the "Year of the also expected to. discuss promi-.; - talked about Victorian holi- Festival; on June 13, call The Newark Muser -* nent Jews who rendered valuable ••' North Avenue West in + * f. Senior Citizen.'* day celebrations and how "Through the Artists' Eyes" (973) 596-6 560. The service to presidents, as well as ;. Cranford, majoring in health Gregory Ryan Bazilus of will feature the museum's number is'(978) 596-63g|. science/physical therapy, The Newark Museum they affect holiday traditions unusual acts of presidents bene- 'victoria Court in Cranford wag today. Following the slides renowned American Art Seniors can also obtaift H0URS: : Lisa ' M. Werrell of named to the dean's list for the Connection, via the Union LOWEST! MON-- ficial to Jews. '• information by vistfvhjj Lafayette Avenue in fall 2000 semester at the County Senior Afternoons and lecture, the group broke Collection and the new exhi- pn ||vr P|FRI. & SAT. 9AI.I-10P us your Admission is free For more Kenilworth, majoring in occu- University of North Carolina at effort, provided informative up to take advantage of bition "Picturing America;" www.newarkmuseum.org 'out information, call the YM-YWHA' activities that included and on Oct. 16, "Make the World Wide Webi •»* GUARANTEED ,.Not responsible lor typographical errors.! of Union at (9Q8) 289-8112. pational therapy. •*•""• Wilmington, He is a senior programs and enjoyable Bring In any. copitp^Kor'a Sale items cash & cany only. Sale prices (968)575-6683 * * * majoring in criminal .afternoons of activity. Among learning about a Japanese afoceoupfnUndwewuT effective 1 /31/01 -2/6/01.. Prices .cfo not Fionn Fitzgerald- justice/pre-law. the benefits of this "connec- art form, origami, including fflMtorbeai.thatlxJw - include sales tax. Beer prices represent McKenna of Cranford was The son of Gregory and tion was its ability to enable the opportunity to make tubjttt to ABC regiibliotut. 24-12 oz, bottles unless otherwise noted. ANDREW J. ANISKO, M.D. named to the dean's list for the Patricia Bazilus graduated Union County senior groups origami ornaments, For oth- BOARD CERTIFIED IN INTERNAL MEDICINE fall 2000 semester at from Cranford High School in 870 St. George Ave., Rahway, CVS Shopping Center • 732-381-6776 • FAX 732-381-8008 to enjoy the museum's ers, the afternoon was spent Bridgewater College in 1997. 2370 Plainfield Avenue, South Plainfield • 908-756-2165 • FAX 908-756-0850 OFFERING SERVICES IN; SEAGRAMS DEWARSor BACARDI RU COMPREHENSIVE ADULT 7CRQWN J.W. RED Light* Gold 99 HEALTHCARE. SAME DAY ^^^ 1.751 OFFENSE-DEFENSE FOOTBALL GAMP Fax us your senior news! 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Corporate sponsor*'' An open bar, a buffet and the are hemophiliacs and contracted ships start at $1,500; these ROSELLE PARK — Do you think you could the addiction has had on the families and the include 10 tickets and a listing in recognize the signs and symptoms associated "warning signs" parents should watch for. silent auction are slated to begin the HIV virus from blood trans- at 6 p.m. A live auction with cof- fusions. the program journal. <\ • with illegal drugs? In addition, police officials and employees of fee and defisert will begin at 8 In addition, the committee For ticket and sponsorship, Are you aware of what current narcotics, the county prosecutor's office are expected to be p.m. will present the third annual information, call Kenny at (908) inhalants and drug paraphernalia look like? on hand to display what a press release calls John DeMarco Humanitarian ' 232-6770, ext. 129, or (908) 928t. The Union County prosecutor's office is spon- "current 'drugs of choice' for.teens* Art, antiques and services are expected to be auctioned. The Award to Hoffman-La Roche Inc. 1600. •BAREFOOT IN THE soring an anti-drug "Family to Family" program "Family to Family" is offered by the county ymnjpmjri) bids start at $50* The Nutley-based pharmaceuti- Donations for the committee, PARK* — winter comedy of for this purpose, beginning 7 p.m. Wednesday at prosecutor's office to school districts throughout Proceeds will benefit the all- cal company has been a sponsor may be sent to ABCNJ, P.O. Bo$ Cranford Dramatic Club, 78 Trudy at (908) 272-9547. Roselle Park High School. Parents and their the county. The Wednesday program is present- SATURDAY Thursday Club volunteer committee's efforts to of the committee's annual auc- 847, Westfield, NJ 07091. Winans Ave., Cranford, 8 p.m. children from around the county are invited to ed in cooperation with the National Council on FEB. 3 Trips sponsored by the Nutrition lunches are at attend. help people living with AIDS. Feb. 9, 10, 16, 17, 23, 24. Cranford. Senior Citizens noon Monday, Wednesday Alcoholism and Drug Dependence/Union Committee funds .are distributed SAVING LIVES? — Teens from the Daytop drug treatment center Admission $15. Tickets! Call and Friday at the Senior , County; Char Stanko, superintendent of Roselle to organizations that help people Tai-amedics Open House" at Thursday Club: (908) 276-7"611. Citizens Center. ,i All ; in Mendham are scheduled to speak about their Park schools; and-the Roselle Park Board of live with AIDS but may not be Union County College, 1033 • May 11-18 — Mackinac addiction. Their parents will discuss the effects Education. Fax us your news! (908) 575-6683 CHILD ID — Cranford seniors are welcome; reg ,' able to raise a substantial Springfield Ave., Cranford, 10 Rotary Club program at Island, Mich. Call (908) : istration is required. _'. '. amount on their own. a.m.-l p.m. Call (908) 709- Community Center, 224 272-5375. 7000. Walnut Ave., Cranford, 11 Oct. 4-10 — Nashville Also at the Senior Deadline Noon a.m.-3 p.m. Feb. 10. Call (908) and Gatlinburg, Tenn. Citizens Center, mahjongg Wednesday 272-9038. Call (908) 272-5375. is 10 a.m. Monday, Prior To SUNDAY GUITAR BOB — songs for Wednesday and Friday., %, Publication children and their families Tuesday Club The crafts group meets 10 • FEB. 4 with Guitar Bob. Community Activities • of thea.m' . Tuesday and Friday, LOG ON—class on "Use of Center, 224 Walnut Ave., Cranford Senior Citizens A line dancing class is 1 Cranford, 1 p.m. Feb. 10. Computers in the Jewish Tuesday Club; p.m- Wednesday. Home," Temple Beth-El Mekor Tickets $5. Call (908) 272- The van to Shopping 9038. Feb> 6 — Valentine's Chayim, 338 Walnut Ave., centers runs Tuesday mmm Cranford, 9-10:30 a.m. BOOSTERISM — meeting Day party. through Friday; check the "- Registration: Call (908) 276- of Booster Club at 'Crawford Feb. 20 -T- Bingo and hot 9231. High School West End Place, dogs. schedule at the Senior Cranford, 8 p.m. Feb. 14, Call The Tuesday Club is Citizens Center. (908) 272-6S89. sponsoring an Atlantic To Place Your Ad Call CHRIS 1 -860-98T^5640 WEDNESDAY 'VICTORIAN LIVING — City trip Wednesday, Feb. AARP Chapter 4269 Through Modern Eyes," 21 to the Taj Mahal. Cost Trips sponsored by the ADDITION FLOORING 'ROVFMENT PAINTING REPLACEMENT WINDOWS fundraiser for Friends of the i$ $14; you will receive $16 AARP chapter: FEB. 7 Kenilworth Public Library. AWANCI P FLOORING CUSTOM MADE in coin, The bus leaves 10, Wednesday, Feb. 28 — SAVING FOR COLLEGE VFW hall, 33 S. 21st St., FULLY WELDED — discussion for meeting of a.m. from the Senior Atlantic City. Cost is $13. DEECO CONSTRUCTION HAROWOOD FLOOR SPECWUSTS INSIDE OUT Kenilworth, 7:30-10 p.m. Feb. RESIDENTIAL REMODELING" Interior & Exterior Painting Professionals VINYL REPLACEMENT Mothers & More. Hanson Housing at 40 Meeker The bus leaves the . Sanding • Staining • Reffnishing HOME RENOVATIONS Custom Colors • Powerwashlng WINDOWS INSTALLED* 23. Cost $15 in advance, $18 at ADDITIONS • ALTERATIONS BATHROOM • BASEMENT • KITCHEN House, 38 Springfield Ave., Ave. For more informa- Centennial Avenue Pool Work Personally Performed by Owner Deck Restoration FCI PROFESSIONAL Cranford, 7:30 p.m. Call (732) the door; no one under 14 • WINDOWS •ALLTYPES OF SIDING CERAMICTILE • PERGOFLOORING • PAINTING admitted. Tickets: Call (908) tion, call Joan at (908) 8:45 a.m. Installed • Free Estimate-Fully In?. FULLY IHS. • FREE EST free Estimates Fully Insured INSTALLERS 382-7578 or (908) 232-7352. 276-4134. The public is 908-889-6446 •908-3622658* 276-2451. March 28 — Atlantic ; 732-382-3922 908-233-7830 100 YEARS' MUSIC - "A invited. City. Cost is $13. The busr •Additions ' •Kitchens Celebrating a birthday GARAGE DOORS HOME IMPROVEMENT ROOFING Century of Songwriters" with leaves the Centennials • Renovations \ COMING Kenny Sack. Kenilworth in February is Dot Krip. Avenue Pool 8:45 a.m. *; j- CRAFTSMAN CONTRACTORS CORP • Dormers • ^._. DIDolce Overhead Doors GIORDANO , Inc. DUFFY ROOFING Public Library, 548 Boulevard, May 3 — "Abie's Irish;, Over 30 years ofTopHualityWorkat Garage Doorsft Opener s Kenilworth, 7:15 p.m. Feb. 27. Garwood Senior * > ROOF RAISERS g ADDITIONS RENOVATION DESIGN INC. DECORATORS RESIDENTIAL SPECIALISTS UP Rose" at Hunterdon Hills;; Affordable Prices Commercial • Residential ROOFINQteUTTERS • BATHROOMS • INT/EVT PAINTING Free. Registration required; : -CUSTOM DECKS' 1 Inlcnor/Exlenor • Wallpaper • Formica Tops • ARGYLE RESTAtTRANt Dream come true Citizens Club Playhouse. Cost is $53. ' MEL0 CONTRACTORS, Inc. I Sales • Service • Installation CERAMIC TILE • RESTORATIONS • WALLPAPERINfi SERVING UNION CTY& VICINITY call (908) 276-2451. I • All Repairs • "file • Shectrock • — fish and chips dinner at Although the Giants themselves barely showed up, one of their Sept. 20 — "10Q Wiki i», COMPLETE INTERIORS I Will Best Any Mitten Estimate WINDOWS/DOORS • REMODELING • BASEMENTS • REPAIRS S Fully Springfield Free 908-245-5280 Cranford United Methodist DAY TRIP — to most ardent fans — thanks to the natlbnal Make-A-Wlsh Members celebrating tm Esltnatea • Fully tourtd ? Hunting Available Est and Crazy Years,^ 20^" Toll Free 1-888-280-9510 908-689-2996 Ins Philadelphia Flower Show, Foundation — was in attendance at Super Bowl XXXV, held birthdays in February are WWWiKLOCOWraACTOflS.C0»l 908-241-3718 or 908-241-3057 W73»377»77O8 973-379-4 Church, 201 Lincoln Ave. East, century music and comedy.;! sponsored by Garden Club of Sunday In Tampa, Pla. Colin McKay, a seventh-grader at St. Frank Corvejeyn, Henry Cranford, 5:15, 6:30 and 7:15 revue at The Tides. Cost'is; CLEANING Cranford. Bus leaves Cranford Michael's School In Cranford, flew south for the NFL champi- Engelhardt, ' Lillian r GENERAL CONTRACTOR HOME IMPROVEMENT PANTNG p,m. Feb. 9. Adults $8.50; chil- $51. AIX ITEMS REMOVED BRIGHT^/ Calkhiat RAMOS dren $5.50. Takeout Orders: 8 a.m. March 5. Cost $45. onship game, and he and family members were on-hand to see his Gurrieri, Kate Melka, } MARINO'S PAINTING JOSEPH F.PETRONE Reservations; (908) 709-8971'. For trip information^, KEMOVAL OFPURNITUkE, 1 908771-7495 HOME IMPROVEMENT, INC. Call (908) 272-2862. heroes fall 34-7 to the Baltimore Ravens. Angie Pineiro, Helen Wall CLEAN I V. YUIIANO SON, INC. call Michael Doncrank at'1 "APPLIANCES, OLD TOYS HOUSE CLEANING H GENERAL CONTRACTING KITCHENS • BATHROOMS • DOORS , •• Btpert Preparation* Cleih-Ufi ROOFING SPECIALIST and Elsie Williamson. [} r AND OTHER UNWANTED HOUSEHOLD ITEMS WINDOWS • BASEMENTS • TILE mm imm • mm • ruttmtaa HOMEIMPROVEMENTSAIITYPES • (908) 486-6679. ~lwlrNttJ»d*nUu Members who had SAME DAY SERVICE IN MOST CASES HOME IMPROVEMENTS- RENOVATIONS 8, MAINTENANCE . eakibt* bwti dtuioi ttniccs ^ ' INTERIOR/EXTERIOR OWNER OPERATED/SENIOR DISCOUNT $25SPECIAL PAINTING • DECORATING FFIEEEST. • FULLY INSURED birthdays in January were FREE ESTIMATES ! NOT A SUBCONTRACTOR WE DO THE WORK FREEESTIMATES FULLY INSURED YM-YWHA 9084104)183 Yard waste permits available through the mail Rose Barresi, Phyllis Weekly • Bt-Weekly i INTERIOR • EXTERIOR» t CELL 908-878-1169 «m) 908-862-4570 Begasse, Maria Carreiro, .of .Union County KITCHENS • BATHROOMS ;' -, CRANFORD - Yard waste smmm^ssM the form and include a photocopy !>'TJbe secqnet sticker *n,ay,be open fi;om 9:30 a.m. to 3:20 p.mr Yolanda .,'jCorveleyn, Ruth ADDITIONS • CONSTRUCTION HOME IMPROVEMENT permits are again being sold of their car registration, plus a Activities for stetiiortf Qb \i DISPOSAL SERVICES . CORIAN • FORMICA TOPS obtained in person during 'regu,- Wednesdays through Fridays' Kosky, Ann Romano and thrdugh the U.S. mail for the con- check for' $35 payable, to CUSTOM MOLDINGS • All REPAIR! INTERIOR PAINTING | WE STOP LEAKS ilar business hours .at the and 9130 a,m. to 3:20 p.m. John Wanat. the YM-YWHA, 501 Gi"eeh ;; J&J RENOVATIONS CO. .venience of township residents. Township of Cranford." Conservation Center, beginning Saturdays, ^ PAPIC CONSTRUCTION TILE • SHEETROCK DECKPOWERWASHING& Lane, Union: ; savtosiNt CLARK BUILDERS, Inc. An application form id includ- Each permit is good for two April 18. Permits are not issued to com- Wednesday, Feb. 7 —; 10-25 YARD CONTAINERS WATERPROOFING 30Yrs Experience ed in the pink recycling brochure "Additions* Decks •Dormers DEPENDABLE SINCE 1927 • GENERAL CARPENTRY • KITCHENS vehicles per household, accord- The Conservation Center is mercial lawn care services, land- Kenilworth Senior Xouifle Mayo on American ', COMMERCIAL* INDUSTUAL• RCSIDENIUL DRIVEWAY SEALING • ODD JOBS Complete Rod Stripping Specialists & All Repairs •mailed to every Cranford house- ing to the press release. The first open 9:30 a.m. to 3:20 p.m. scaping businesses, or develop- We Beat Home Centers BATHROOMS • CERAMIC TILE • PERGO FLOORS lutaw Fully Insured-Free Estimates «| Citizens Club Jewish history, 1 p.m. Cost; : DUMCSTER RENTAL CLEAN-UP SERVICES 973-377-7708 • 973-884-4110 (eve) | REPLACEMENT WINDOWS • DOOHS CALL PETE m - Jiold, according to a press release Yard Waste Permit sticker will Fridays and 9:30 a.nu to 3:50 ers ihe release stated. i installing Doors and Windows" 9 DEMOLITION 973-682-0432 (beeper) I FULLY 908464-9444 FREE I ™ 800-794-5325 issued Jan. 26 by die Cranford be sent in the mail; affix that p.m. Saturdays during February For more information, call the The club held ' its Call Pete: 908-964-4974 908-6B6-5229fan 908464-441 8 INS. . 908-925-1777 £91 908-317-6846 8 www.clarkbuilders.baweb. .Township Recycling Office. sticker to the first vehicle's left and March. Cranford Township Recycling monthly birthday party, Wednesday, Feb. \<'* '< Residents are asked to fill out rear window. In April and May, the center is Office at (908) 709-7299. Jan. 16 with 113 in atten- Presidents $ypMy&$fc) ADDITIONS S REMODELING g| INSTALLATION i PANTING All CARPENTRY £ REPAIR OF: I dance. Honored were a.m.-l p.m. Cost 6f$5 far,:- VP WOODWORKING INC. £ FERDINANDI PAINTING TO ADVERTISE GENERAL CONTRACTOR J. ALLCAIER CB HOME IMPROVEMENT Thelma Davenport, Fran members and $7 for ^ ELECTRICIAN ^KITCHENS • BATHROOMS • DOORS INTERIOR-EXTERIOR \y YOUR BUSINESS | Briefs Duffy, Ernie Hammer, Art members includes a c^ KITCHENSBATHROOMS*DORMERS -Wedoltal-laroeorsmar WINDOWS • BASEMENTS • TILE POWERWASHING Rosary Altar Society cooks up en lunch. Reservations are:!? -^CKS'BSMTS'PORCHES'PAJMTtNG'GRANTrE Hodapp, Curtis .Krazer, UARBLE • CORIAN • RENOVATIOHS • ReannaUePrtcM • My Inured 15% OFF WITH THIS AD REASONABLE RATES* FULLY INS. Stan Orzech, Ada Schultz required. i • Emtnr. tap** • Poob»MNS 'SERVING UNION COUNTY fOX OVEk 20 YtAtt" CALL CHRISTINE free Est«fully Insured h FREE ESTIMATE • AVAIL 24 HOURS »it? Mothers & More discuss financial planning annual dish-and-chips dinner Wednesday, Feb. 28 • Lighting • Heating * Ur Comttlonlng 908-964-7359 and Josephine Torrenti. CRANFORD -^ Mothers & More teschedule d to meet 7:30 p.m. Rabbi William Horn 908-289-0991 19084684788 • 7324704788 «*" 733-574-0878 1-800-981-5640 KENILWORTH — St. Theresa's Rosary Altar Society has The Union Recreation Wednesday in the Hanson House, located at 38 Springfield Ave. Department > provided a "Everything You Wante The organization is for mothers who stay at home with their children. scheduled its annual fish-and-chips dinner. AIR CONDITIONING I ELECTRIC ROOFNG-SDNG The event is scheduled to run from 4;30 p.m. to 7 p.m. Feb. harmonica medley for to Know About the Life'fc > A financialplanne r ia scheduled to speak Wednesday about saving for a Rabbi," 1 p.m. Costis $!.:> STEVEN G. CLARK § A&R ELECTRIC, INC. | CUSTOM BUILDING • REMODELING college as part of a group discussion. 28 in McVeigh Hall, located across the street from the church entertainment. Ice cream Relax. . 'HOME IMPROVEMENTS IICOMPLETE PAINTING I ON TIME BUILDERS cakes were donated by Match 7 — Ei' AIR CONDITIONING & HEATING IX Residential * Commercial Mothers & More meetings are held the first and third Wednesday of on Washington Avenue. Diners, must be seated for dinner no g| INSTALLATION ASERVICfi FRONT START TO FINISH AU YOUR RESIDENTIAL every month. New members are always welcome. later than 6:30 p.m. Theresa's Delights of KoVn on "Purim Past an3: FOR ALL YOUR HKRICAL NEEDS Let Our Advertisers G. MAWNO CONSTRUCTION CO. INTERIOR-EXTERIOR CARRIER • TEMPSTAR PROMPT FRIENDLY SERVICE FREE EST. For mo"re information, call Jennifer at (732) 382-7678 oi*Tiicia at (908) Take-out meals will be available. Kenilworth. Present," 1 p.m. Cost is $1.: BUILDING & MASONRY CONTRACTORS RESIDENTIAL-COMMERCIAL ROOFING NEEDS 232-7352. Do The Work Advanced ticket purchase is required. No tickets will be Senior Citizens Club March 21 —< Cantor1 QmvoaKATAG , FULLY INSURED, BONDED FREE ESTIMATES FULLY INS "NEAT CLEAN PROFESSIONAL WORK" GUTTERS • SIDING & sold at the door. Tickets are scheduled to go on sale 908-2734693 uc# 9084654649 events: Mark Perman on "What Is' 1908^77-8318«908-464-3475 908-232-7308 REPLACEMENT WINDOWS Brearley PTO sets Tricky Tray fond-raiser Saturday. Friday, Feb. 2 — Bingo Tickets will be available for purchase in the church a Jewish Melody?" 1 p.m. SPECIALIZING IN ADDITIONS, KENILWORTH — The David Brearley Middle/High School Parent- at Senior Citizens Center, Cost is $1. HANDYMAN vestibule after Saturday evening masses and all Sunday TO ADVERTISE BASEMENTS, KITCHENS, leacher Organization has set the date for its annual Tricky Tray fund- masses. 526 Boulevard, 1 p.m. March 28 — Rabbi LA71T0L PAINTING i RESTORATIONS raiser. Wednesday, Feb. 7 —Isaac Friedman on "Israeli' KREDER iLECfRICl TAYLOR HOME REPAIR Renovations • Additions • Vinyl D & R PAINTING BATHROOMS, CUSTOM DECKS Adult tickets are $10 apiece and children's tickets are $7 YOUR BUSINESS Tricky Tray HI, the school's biggest yearly lund-raiser, is slated to be apiece. Monthly membership Politics, Problems and Residential • Commercial • Industrial Replacement Windows • Interior • Extenor INTERIOR/EXTERIOR ALL YOUR HOME NEEDS held March 2 inside the high school cafeteria, located at 401 Monroe Ave. PROFESSIONAL SERVICE OWNER OPERATED! NO JOB TOO SMALL Commercial • Residential FULL PRIMER • HEPA VACUUM SANDING The Rosarians are scheduled to host their monthly meet- meeting at Senior Citizens Solutions," 1 p.m. Cost is (From Taylor Hardware) in Kenilworth. CAIL CHRISTINE Meticulous Expert Work Center, 1:15 p.m. DECK MAINTENANCE • POWERWASHING IFULLVINS. FREE EST. Doors will open at 6:30 p.m. ing beginning at 8:15 p.m. Monday, following 7:30 p.m. mass. $1. FREE ESTIMATE "We Return All Calls" « Free Esl • Fully Ins FFJEE ESTIMATES • FULLY INSURED Tickets to the Tricky Tray event are $7 apiece and will only be sold in For more information on the fish-and-chips dinner, call Feb. 13-14 — Atlantic For more information, 1-800-981-5640 888-415-0305 the St, Theresa's rectory at (908) 272-4444. City overnight trip. Call on 908-232-1501 •Sell 908-598-1853 advance. , call (908) 289-8112. WWI6 Coffee, team and cake are included in the admission price. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR HANDYMAN .f PEST CONTROL Tickets can be obtained by visiting Penny Lane at 17 North 20th St. in Tel: 973-921-19161 SHAIW BATHROOM CO. A EASTERN PcstCoHmu Kenilworth, or by calling (908) 298-1743 or (908) 276-6825. WE DO ENTIRE JOB HORIZON HOME REPAIR III elax... Family Owned and Operated j SHEANAN Women's Caucus « DEAL DIRECT OVER 16 YEARS EXPERIENCE Let Our Advertisers WearoaLOCALCpncarn ' BUILDING* REMODELING Boy Scouts host'Argyle Restaurant' benefit hosts meeting on MSIBIMTIAl • COMMiRCIAl ' INDUItlUll "WH DO IT AW 'RESIDENTIAL* COMMERCIAL ROOFING* SIDING CRANFORD — An "Argyle Restaurant" is being set up as a fund-rais- . NJ Plumb. LO10908 d ii ii ig FREEESVMATES Do The Work I CARPErnrER ANT SPECIAUSTSI 908-276-6593 er for Boy Scout Troop 75. t. .,, ,"**., campaign finance JROACHES«BEETLES-MICE«BEES LICENSE Nofl3354 * FREE COBRA RIDGE VENT Servings of the fish-and-chipa dinner are scheduled for 5:15 p.m., 6:30 732-340-1220 CALL 908-789-0554 <906) 277-1871 er(9O0|464-8S44 ' p m. and 7:15 p.m< Feb. 9 at the Cranford United Methodist Church, locat- WESTPIELD — The Union BATHS • KITCHENS. ed at 201 iincoltt Ave. East. County Women's Political PLUMBING CARPENTRY BY PAUL I Interior Remodeling Cost is $8.50 for adults and $5.50 for children. Caucus has scheduled a meet- A. PLAIA & SON FENCE! 1 Kitchens • Baths Takeout orders will beavailable. ... ^ , i^A ing on "Financing a Successful I Basements • Attics • OAS & OIL PIBED BOILERS. PROMOTIONS nnn nnnn Custom Wood • Chain Link Stockade Campaign,'' •:•;••;• ;.''•• •'•:'; ••;:•.;.,: • : I-Doors'Windows /WATER HEATERS . ••••• FREE 19" COLOR TV ' For tickets or more information, call Donna Pedde at (908) 272-2862. ; Year Round Installations • free Estimates The 'meeting• is slated to / SUMP '& SEWERAGE PUMPS ] WLTHANYROOFINQ OR SIDING JOB CHS Booster Club schedules Valentines chat •••:'. NEW& REPAIRS ALL; • SMALLOR LARGE REPAIRS, begin at 7:30 p.m. Monday at :. 6VERI7'O6.SQ. FT: ;•:•••'• • WE RETURN Ail CAKLS ' i * CRANFOFD -- The Cranford High School Booster Club ifl scheduled the Venneri Building, located at 908-6545222 I HOME REPAIR CALL FOR DETAILS" : 300 North Ave.. East, in No Job to Srrtall : SAL MALLEO 908-076-1687 • 908-301-1880 iii The meeting is slated to be held in the main CHS cafeteria, located on BUILDING & REMODELING ». ,,;Yr) w, . j i, i ».j Among those invited to, HOME IMPROVEMENT PLUMBING & HEATING TILE CONTRACTOR er Club supports CH p p Clubjupporte CHS *hjetes an^^^ajcholatsWp attend ^ M^aiine Connelly, mm IMPROVEMENT SCOTT E. HUEY'S NICK GRASSO to all CHS senior athletes. Scholarship forms are available a 7th District qaadidate for . KITCHENS*BATHROOMS'TIU PLUMBING & HEATING TILE CONTRACTORS Congress last year and a for- .. NOJOBTOOBIGORSMALL „ COMMERCIAL • RESIDENTIAL v-: WINDOWS' BASBMEWS * PAINTING TANK mer mayor of Fanwbod; Laura ; MKEiOWOLD MOtiSWOKUKENEW spmiiimuousm Services 1 SPECIALTY IN BATHROOM REMODEUNQl CUSTOM BATHROOM REMODELING br:^-;^ - .;^CARPBNTRY•' • ' •. INSTAmD" REPAIRED* REFINISHED REMOVED .FILLED • INSTALLED ••••• KITCHENS • FOYEPS . Slomka, a fund-raiser far for- PBflKftVfrft.1; ';;.;• WHYMURED Fully. HOMES/FRAMING/REMODELING | NJ APPROVED «,I2 YDS EXPERIENCE« UNION, NJl MARBLE INSTALLATION' REPAIRS : mer Rep. Bob Franks;: Green Insuml 732-913-7055 FREEESTIMATES • FULLY INSURED 'I 1 ' liAn /i«A Anj't . 3RD GENERATION OF QUALITY W8-85t-0057www.protanl(servlc65.com| PROMPT PROFESSIONAL SVC. Brook, Mayor Pat Walsh;, and Military notes N<3w Jersey Senator Dislne i HOME BUILDERS • Allen.'•.:'••.; ;••;:;,:•. J:.;'V;V-;:,•.';, ADDITIONS • ALTERATIONS • ADD-A-LEVEL United States Army JVt, Kevin A^Glentt has^ graduated Caucus embers are encourr' AMSl IMPROVEMENT AAACEILEX PAINTING WOODSTACK from the-chaplain assistant course at Fort Jackson, S.C.. • • in .. . . __ ICARRIAGE HOUSE aged to bring guests; ; • RENOVATIONS • BASEHENTS • DECKS TREE SERVICE Llncoln/Franklln School students (left to right) Kim Caatro, Stephanie Lewis, Kerrl Polldore and ChH|; INT/EXT/WAIIPAPER REFINISHINGGO, The chaplain assistant course was part of Glenn's advanced : 1 :„, AND OF COURSE OUR ; For more information on the^ Pate rehearse their Mies for the Garwood school's upcoming production of "The Sound of Mu8|c."TI»i SMALL & ODD JOBS WELCOME Hardwood floor Specialists OLD IOVSV. si'i:ciAur •FIREWOOD* •• .. -. , , , >, /-, -s - meeting or on becoming a caii- I TOP QUALITY CUSTOM BUILT HOMES i BEST PREPARATION »08-277-3815 LOW, LOW RATES M clastic musical Is scheduled to hit the school's stage Friday and Saturday night at 7 p.m Advance^ ttek^ •?-;;•'**» ***•' • son of Gwendolyn and Gregory Opperman ^ , ^ Carb! Cohen •to are $S for atudght* and seniors and $6 for adulte; all tickets are $7 at the door. <\ Carp«t, Upholstery & Or* Sits Drapery Caw FREE EST. FULLY INS. &UC, CARPENTRY VSHEETROCK • COUU, • RESID. \ SENIOR CITIZEN D iMW y cus me bflt "WO JOB TOO 8II41L" PURNITURB RESTORATION • •«. || 908-722-8143 906-3344447 (Mofalle)||; • snuCp: INSURED" FREE of Wall Street in Cranford. 4494 \m» 80t>355-9211 PrimeTime 2 New releases desperately lashing one IQ point to another. The escapees ramble* rimeffifie centei from one yawpy, Odysseaii lark to another, chased by redieckedps • '• iJ '~i.Ti.-~-, "".^ ;s on the very big, personally owned Films in Focus who like to burn property,, and lured by sexy sirens into a sw#^r world of the drastically impersonal Gary Winston (Tim Robbins). erotic paradise. "O Brother,^^ Where Art Thou?"is^^likiA:J,Liij He has a huge house in.Oregon,'and an immense company HO for "Earl'of Louisiana" revised by Mad; magazine after a crash cs •*»«,. computer ^empire, NURV (Never Underestimate Radical roommates Je^ise (Ashtoh Kutcher) and Chester (Seann William in dhain-gang movies, plus. "Paper Moon." Cast: George Clooney, Vision). Though a .genius; also an avowed philanthropist : Gary Scott); The two.can't quite remember what they did the night John turturro, Tim Blake' Nelson, Charles Durning, Holly Hunt»r., must maintain an edge by buying or elimipatiiig the young wiz-" before; Next, they realize Jesse's cw i? missing. And then things John Goodman, Chris^Thomas King. Runniiig time: 1 hour^33 min-. ards coming up. And so he lures the supremo garage hacker Milo get weird. The; pair's girlfriends (Jennifer Garner and Maria teVEteUR2\l^t'^^v"1 ••:;;':'• ^';Y^'!'' i • ' ' Inside 'Portfolio Project' celebrates Art League of N.Y. students Hotoaa(Ryan^lullippe). It's up to Milo to perfect a ne*system Sokolbff) scold thedudes for destroying the girls' house; cult mem- sVEateUR:2\l^.stars; ,.:;;:/,:: ^Y:(^.!; i . v ; 1 "1Q2 Dalmations" —Youdon!t know fat-fri^dhamactinguntil a.m. to 5:30 Vm- Tuesdays that will let NURV link "every communications device on the plan- bers kidnap the dudes, looking for a missing device that could Cooking B-2 PLAINFIELD — "A Portfolio run through Feb. 28. America, Australia, Canada, tion of professional artists. et. As a duel ttf genius; tyilpys; Gary, "Antitrust" is father stupid. destroy, the universe;,and a transsexual^stripper pursues the you've,-.seen^ Glenn Close as^Cruella DeVUitl^e; tie biggest qu^pn Project Celebrating~TKe 125th Included in "A Portfolio France, Israel, Japan, Sweden Among the instuictors and through Fridays and 9:30 a.m. to dudes, looking for a missing suitcase full o( money/It'$ mainly a at'Truman^Capote'si Black and, White BaUfripup scenes mthptte Anniversary of the Art Students 4 p.m. Saturdays. Apartfrom a security chief who hates hacikers, everyone seems to • equally oyerdressed Gerard pepardieu as a vile Parisian furrier Project* are artists' proofs of orig- and Spain. artists who have gone through havel)eamedin frpm.planet Dotcom,bringing--new. forms of tedi- bunch of nonsense, an excuse for the;sweetly moronic Jesse and Crossword B-2 League of New York" will, make inal etchings, lithographs and The Art Students League is the Art Students League are The galleries are located at (he's like Attila.i^s^eraw its New Jersey premiere 703 Watchung Avenue, south of um. Cast: Ryan Phillippe, Rachael Leigh Cppk, Glaire Forlani, Tim Chester to ham it up-like a Tiger Beat version of Cheech aid Films in Focus . .B-3 relief prints, The actual works one of the oldest art schools in William Merritt Chase, Thomas Bobbins, Richard Rpundtree, Running time: 120 minutes.. Rated Chong. But "Dude" has such a goofy, good-natured, subtly satiric fun.is, made Soinewhat charming and always active by,the;. 102 Saturday at the Swain Galleries. are in the collections of the Art Eakins, Georgia O'Keefe, Romare East Seventh Street, in : : : [ America. It was founded in 1875 PGrl3.2starS. /;-;>/';/ •.:',./'-;'; "•,.••.;•••.'. ://; ' "'/.\y,'. ' ." . . ''' energy"that it'fEard to take- sniping at it seriously.It rocks.. Dude. ppooche s pplii s nianny otherbreeds. The: sequeq l ggoesfb r more rat&t The exhibit is scheduled to Students League and the New and is based on the French "ate- Bearden, Jackson Pollock, Mark Plainfield. v thah n betteb r aridrid , on thatht . levelll , seems to satisftif y lddsldd . 87 minutesi . Horoscope .... .B-4 "Double Take" ^ Orlando: Jonesand EddieGriffin stair in this Cast: Ashton Kutcher, Seann Willianj Scott, Jennifer' Garner, : ) open with a reception from 5 p.m. York Public Library. Artists in "A lier" system, in which students Rothko and Roy Lichtenstein. For more information, call Maria Sokdloff, David Herman, Hal Sparks. Rated PG-13; 2 1/2 Rated G. 2 1/2 stars.;' V-.s.'*-: '•• .'-;i. ^^••^^•-•^^^•••'^ ^"'t to 7 p.m. Saturday, It is slated to Portfolio Project" are from work in a studio under the direc- Swain Galleries hours are 9:30 (908) 756-1707. smartly-writtenV. fast-paced film ajbout iswitching identities. Jones '"Proof of Life" — A' rather bloated; invplving, not quite conr < is; inyestment banker "Jaryl Chase, who's life is turned upside Stars, .'.-•' -•;•'..•.., '..';; ."'.'' :.\, ' ,':*'. •'• ,,' "•*':••" •' -^ •:'•' • ','•• •''''•' ;- ' ' ;' down after being framed for murder. Griffin is Freddy Tiffany,'a •^he'E vincing throwback to the! old foreign intrigue movies that starred BEST BETS down-qn-his-luck con man who stops Chase from being robbed. tainment, with vivid^^ cartooningand "no^^overburdenflf songs. This!- Bogart and Mitchum. Russell CroWe subsr'fot mom-nwetyfc^ah Both are forced to make<•$.riinfor.the boarder after the FBI, CIA 15th century yarn in Old Peru; has about as much to do with the expert in ransom negotiation and hostage resc^, hepg Library Friends eye and drug cartel henchmen come.after them. 93 minutes. Rated PCr derate Anaerican, (MegRyan^liberatied from cu^ Wcstfield Symphony , real Irica Empire as it does with the aspihalt business in Detroit, husband (bayid Mors^) is heldm a"cl^ssfc^ ; sets 'swinging'gala . 13. 3 sjtarsr / •>;:; . .'..::, •,..;/'':. •-:•:-•: (.'•'v- ••; ••'./-•:•• ••::'•;..•. " 'I- •;;;.. but the •adventures of'the^haughtydude-eniperor(ypice: David ^Hirteen pays" ~- In Rog^r :bdnaic|son"s ;moyie about the; Spade), a big peasant (John Goodman) and a wonderfuUy drawn usurper (Eartha Kitt);are cbnsider^blefuii, 80 ininutes. RatesdG. 3 - da^dhng; but all the .actors db rather well,,including a big tfiug ; SHORT HILLS — The 'Victorian' benefit Cuban Missile .Crisis, we get mostly .into, Kevin: Costner's Kenneth who seems like, a' sordid Cesar Romero, and Taylor Hackford's Westfield Symphony Orchestra O'Dohnell, the, JFK chum;.;and nuts-and-bolts political servant: He •'stars;^. ' •• '\\vv ">'' •'?'-',.; '":; ; •••••;'•;'-.;.:' , •[':•••,[: • • ';'••,;,! ::;:;';. : :'':.)) is around :wben. almost ^ often •;: f*The Family Man"—In "The Fa^ily^ah,'t Nicolas Cage ^ directiqn finds a tough; exciting rhythni in the big action climax. 2 will be "Swingin* on a Star" for give a demonstration of wax seals r hours.Bated R, 2 1/2 stars. " .-.;•.. '••••. :;";,-;;'; /::•.•••;: Kenilworth Library and embossing, while officials bra^thejelliedspines of PresidentiCennedy (Bruce Gr^enWood) ado^ble role similar'brRichel Griffith's, in the Australian filpa "Me • „ its 16th annual funci-raisirig .'; ; Myseiri," and like;Gpffi^ '•'. .; "SaVe,';the;• iMBf Dainice^'---r. ;Your average" teepage' blea'cKecli" from Acorn Hall in Morristown and"At{y^eto. Robert F.Kennedy (Ste^ ^hiter-than^wbite wHtebread smallrtown white girl (Jylifl Stiles) •g'ala'i scheduled for Mai'ch 3 at takes a modern look will present a lecture at their dis- the treadmill of fabled anxiety, and: treads away Tiie.Soyiet side' is - jack Campbell; Ci^ the Hilton at Short Hills.. nating his; staff ^d'competition with m^ transfers toi' a nearly iallibliack high school on the soutii tside'of- play. • barely here; Premier;/^ Chicago,^^^ in; the baddest,part 6f town, lintiowed,^^ former fcallei The fund-raising event is , at old-time lifestyles Other scheduled displays now, this one-Sided view? Itfs almost; as iif KriisHchev nieyerwrote : dence. thirteen years'^arUer.i he gav^up the love of his life, Kate .• danqer Sarai is soon hanging at the Stepps. Clubj,where ;all. £h$ the largest pf its type for thfc include Victorian costumes from his memoirs, arid no 'KGB-file's kadcome'tp light; Skillfully edited (TeaLebni), after she proposed he pa?s on a big business career for, 1 her Yague dream of total tpgetherness. Np1^, after ab impromptu • inner-city, kids go tdi",writhe on school nights, with Derek (Seah symphony. This year's gala: will KENILWORTH — "Victorian the CranerPhillips " House to-ina* its tensions,?Thirteen Days" isj'like $V written large,,but Patrick; Thomas), who must!^^choose ibeiweenmed school and his. feature the Michael Mark Living Through Modern Eyes" is Museum in Cranford, Victorian not. large enough; to freshly, illumina!te history;; Cast: :• Kevin good deed at, a convenience store, Jack awakens pn^Christnias to .find himself sWt.Jaqk' Gaih^bell;'but. living'with Kdte..;and' their•' . gingbanger hprnies., Will Sara; get into Julliard; this. time?. 'Will Band with music of the Swing the theme of a fund-raising event dollhouses from Little Treasures Costner,' Bruce^Greenwood;' Steyen ;Culp; Dylan. Bake^iMiichael Derek attend her audition .or join inthe drive-,by. (there^s a sched-r designed to benefit the Friends of in Westfield, views of old Fairman, Ed Lauter, Elya Baslfjn;;;Olek Krupa. .Riinniiig .time! 1 two smalt'kids ip; a Nie^^ Years* _•..,,•' -.. i ••'. '";'• . '•':•'' ,uli^g cpnflict)t Th^ the Kenilworth Public Library. Kenilw6rth from the Kenihvorth ; hour, ^minmfes.-Rated PG. 2 stars; .' '-.yf'•'• .-."i'^' 'v^'.. ••..'•••;.•..• • Manfull•':'. y struggjmg.tp^ A gbui'met dinner, totktails,- clips; this is'editing, not^ancirig.'.1 hour, 1.3 minutes. RatedPG^i$v The fund-raiser is scheduled Historical Society and Victorian wake up covered by dog salivi^^ ; : i:/ } silent auction and liyd auction: to run from 7:30 p.m. to 10 p.m. interior design from Niece's eight hoursi stilling ^re&; retail," The, moyie. dgles the highj swank . lil/2tV% 'V ' '' '^' V'^' " ' are included in the admission Pieces of Rahway. .R^ctent 'releases •••'-.• v-...::-'.:v ''',•.:•'•• ^'.'•:••'•[•'• :-:-V '''•''••'.•.''•• ;.':':;''life, but condemns it as 'lonely and. empty, while, patronizing the; s seems harried, suited an,dv,ery Feb. 23 in the Veterans of Foreign white; ds Bob Wakefield; an Ohio judge who is. appointed to become price of $150. In addition, a y. Wars hall at 33 S, 21st St. in Admission of $15 in advance , "All tjie Pretty Hoirses" —-Matt DaMbn's1 entirely in tne sad- struggling middid'class as.a,backwater paradise of family values? Cast:'Nicblas Cage, .Tea Leoni, Don Cheadle, :Josef Spminer^ th? Ration's new "drug czar.* Among the things he must learn 50-50 raffle will be drawn with Kenilworth, located just off the or $18 at the door inoludes a dle, as Jolih Grady Cole, a young Texan whd sees the old family quickly is the secret addiction of his daughter Caroline^ (Erikja ; M&kenzie Vega, Harve- Pfetoell. Running time: 124^ niinutes. .2 : tickets on $ale at $2E>. Boulevard. chance to win door priies, some of ranch sold out from uhdeMum in 1949, Dli'splaced yet keen for life, , Christensen). The key. plotline is the shift from law wotk to,,dru.g : : ; : i v : "All proceeds frotn the gala Karen "Reni" Hackley from which are Victorian in nature. ' Cole heads ofif to Mexico with his ranclipalpaceyRatlins (Heiiry stars..-,--.''; .' - '.-. "Vy."y : ':j:j: "•';; ,,.. \:'\,:.:,,:.'••'•'"/••/ .-.•'.'•'••••. . •'.•.•.":,., •'.•••.,,• ; '.•.•'.;•.; • ''.,:••, thuggery, a twilight zone for the: rising hard case Javier (Benicio Betty Gallagher Antiques in ning Fprrestcsr^ — Jamal (Rob Brown) is'jsupposedly a are used to bring notable,. Door prizes are donated by Thomas), oni horseback. The^ timercould almost be 1879, and that is del Toro): There is aivoverlapping Sati Diego story,' about a La Jolla Westfield is expected to be on Little Flower Elations, individual what the young men want ~ open spaces for riding, liuge ranctef genius frpin the raW. Bronx,; a C-stiident at • $chooli ;but a master - yupster and fo^ soloists to the symphony's con-; hand to provide verbal appraisals library Friends, Niece's Pieces for Working, some women to fancy and,tetjuila to drink. The mien reader pf serious books and a great^^ memorizer,^^ His secret wizar(lry cert:Season and fund comniuni is.detected, arid he is given a scholarship to an elite private school, adaptable trophy wife (Catherine Zeta-Jones), a cheap .lawyer, of Victorian-era jewelry. Visitors and LivingVictorian.com. find a 27,000-acrie ranch that has beein in the Rbcha.family for 170 (Dennia Quaidi),- a lizardfhearted hustler (Miguel Ferrer): and a ,ty outreach" programs, accord- can bring one piece of jewelry to Tickets are available in years; Ruben Blades plays the patfori witji hard-eyed power. And : but mainl^ to bolster^tii6^^ basketball team;;Playing pick-up gaines with his buddies; jamal has been observed by aid old man who lives pair6f amusihglygo^fpt-it DEA/cbps^^(Luis^ Guzmanj Dbn-Cnea'dl^). ing ^dVJane Kelly, a member of have it appraised by Hackley. advance in the.. Kenilworth Cole finds trouble yia the master's .daughter Alejandra, acte'd by A friend said that "Ttaffic*'is,'in': essencearid effect, saying that the thq Gala Committee. Elaine 'Kpzak from Little library, located at 548. Boulevard Penelope Cruz with her. flair for sultry but subtle responses, The as a comfy, hermit on the top floor of a building hiearbyi. Fprrester {Sean Cbnnery)1 wrote a P. ulitzer-w;innirig novel in l£|53j then fled drug:war is a' dead loss, that.wide drug^^ use is inevitable and maylie •..•'.• 'Bniina DeGiralamo and Flower Elatibns: in Kenilworth is Because of the delicate nature romance is secret and dangerous, aid the Aniericahos are tailed by even'acceptable; That' Sounds cynical until jrouNre^ Seen th'e;ffi'^ : scheduled to show visitors how to of many items on display, chil- bad business. Whatever its^^ problemsi along the ;trall,''All the Pretty the celebrity.game.-and fufther:^ the boy ; 1 : T Jahii Francz are also members 1 Cast: Benicio Del Toito, Michael.pouglas, Catherine '7- - -- make "tussie mussies, ! floral bou- dren under 14 will not be admit- Horses" is quite'-'i ride. And it rides totoe. Cast:.Matt Damon, by opening Ws. life and lets thei. boy j^b away at; a manyal type- 1 ttf the Gala Committee. ; Don Che'adle, Miguel Ferrer, Stephen Bauer, Erika Gl quets common in Victorian years. ted.. . -. .-V-, .;••.•..., •;. ".. Penfelope Ojruz,; Henry TChomaB, Lucas Black, Ruben Blades, writer.When! Jaimal' submits^^.his piece to'the.'.-excruciiatingiy. 7 Tot tickets, or more inforina- Lucille Adubato-Ogura from For more information, call Miriam Colon, Bruce Dern; Running time: ij hour, 58 minutes. PG- demanding Prof. Crawford at school, theipedaitrt^toheswithsus^ ti/aa^ caE 008) 232-9400. LivingVictorian.coni is. slated to (908) 276-2451.; ' • '-,-' ,\ , ' 13., 4 star;s;; ;. .: ;-,::..' '• '•.•?•••' ••-"': .=:••".•''!'!• ••:,.i:'•'.'•• '•',; ;;::'' '•."'. .•.'"'•••."• '••'•.. picion. The fijni. reachesi for inspiration sloggingly,;. solemnly,?^ ^pprporate sponsorship of "Castaway-~ Tom Hanks plays Chuct Nolarid, ^.troiubl^- facile drama allowing too many practiced posturings by Connery^ thte ^fund-raising gala is from shooter for the FedEx deliviery-iystein, on'his' way to Asia when his : Here is the sort of packagfe that, for lack of a Idftier label, can sadly : cqmecty; Mel Gibson; flogs hife^comical "gifts" as a niachoHpigV ut plane hits a storm and drops into the Pacific Ocean., Suddenly, he's be called,/Qscar bait;"; Cast: Sean Cohhery, Rob Brown, F. Murray preehingly: adorable ad naan in Chicago, yifho finds his,femtft JGoldwell Banker; Fortis Inc.; • side -^ he becomes a stud^fr^om both Mars and Venus. Helen Hunt Mejrck & .'Co;; Paine Webber; Robinson Crusoe. Di^ctor'Robert Zei^eckis stages a,terrific crash; Abraham, Anna; Paquiriy Bustft Rhymes. Running timd: 134 miii- M Cranford Brush up on an old at sea. His stormy ocean is -more- credible and cogent than the. utesRatedPG43^stars ;' ' •'•"•"'"' ': " ; — '"' '••• "'••• ••••- is his blunted competition at the agency/, awed by hi iih^Th J^b Brinkerhoff; and Victor Velasco (Joe Nlerle pf Westfield) holds back Corle Bratter (Amy Watson of Fanwood) from new- bloyvfest inypie Perfect. Stormi" The story:'Bti<^.^b;:detaasv'C.hu'cfe'^ z, Goldman & Spitzef. lywed husband Paul Bratter (Alan Nlebuhr of Belleville) during a Cranford Dramatic Club rehearsal of suffers injuries, deaiEi with;a i'wretchefl^^••toot'h^ ifeariis to spear fish "Barefoot In the Park "Bob Pells of Cranford — after more than a quarter-century of acting, including a •andsplit coconuts,: usest the nuts to saye :#a{nwater, and devfelppsa Company, orchestra host stint as Paul Bratter -is directing this version of the classic Neil Simon comedy. The CDC Is sched- !chummy relationship with apiece, of FedEx flotsam. "Cast AwayT uled to present the show for three weekends beginning Feb. 9. For tickets or more Information; call doesn't reach, for big, metaphoricmeariingj like "Hell in the Nirpdisplayshis own museum; of effects he'e used before, hie I JO^ b'Aitiore' benefit (908) 276-7friiv :: Bruscheita (Crushed bread with tomatoes) Pacific." It has the rugged" simplicity of one man's; ordeal, with ing :the creepy. "Cape Feair" scowl, and the sudden eruption of j the females who sl^oulcl beembarrassed:.tp be. seeri.jnJius , nnnn nniirtna •• '^ ectmp, Rainbows and Saturdays Adams 5 Rumlruto 48 Tro|nn charmor inonniiiiiio Cost of $45 includes flower Fax us your •.' • '•-.;•• • • ''-teoieiikber this;dpiecial.dayt Continental 3& Mahlor'B '-r- Liod uon 6 Collonguo ol 40 Microbrowory DMfiHu IIIIIHT: UUII Alijlneg v-site PatJcing jur Motion. dor Erdo' rniinn IIIIEI aimaa show admission. Reservatfons Suggested. Jimmy nnd P|om products aw MiiML'i naana .'••',.>i»f 36 Apollo altondanl 7 Town on Iho 50 Monoy, In Manlua nuuaii'.vunnnrr Proceeds from the bus trip will /ami s*For more information about 3(1 Soap InQrodlonl entertainment news! LUNCHEON SPECIALS from S ThnmoQ " 51 Alllo'sTVIrmnil rKinnnn go toward community beautifica- /'•oil the «ig Apple Circus, call tho 30 Producllvo pit 8 Broakup 53 |n viow DINNER SPECIALS from IO Somerset Hills YMCA at (908) 40 TradjrriaihB 0 Wldo-oyod one 54 Subiocl tion projects in the township! CHILDRENS SPECIAL MENVI 3 41 Dombllllon dovtao 10 Automatic pistol 57 pookia liltof For reservations or more infor- (908)575-6683 766-7898. mation, call (908) 709-897L ' I'.Ilk \ A\c, S«.-oU' Lkv Cranford Chronicle B-4 primeftftief PrimeTime 3 Your horoscope guide, -••*'.• -.• • ' •.. • •. ** , Feb. 5 to Feb. 11 Kreskin, the ' foremost Mentalist,' returns to the UCAC^ occult as well as labels like' By WANDA PERRY SCORPIO (Oct.24-Nov.21): RAHWAY — For more than ceeds to purchase arid restore the second floor of the now- 40 years "The Amazing Kreskin" the former neighborhood movie closed Huffman-Koos furniture chic" and "medium." COPLEY NEWS SERVICE Pay attention to the small stuff "I am riot a mind reade*$ and don't overlook the minor has dramatized the unusual theater, • . store on Route 27, behind the . : ARIES (March 21 - April 19): details surrounding a job power, of the human mind with a As one of the highlights of his inner workings of a grandfather because that implies I can total-| . Friends may not see eye-to-eye assignment. There's big money rare combination of wit and stage show, Kreskin regularly clock. ly penetrate the process of the| ' with all of your thoughts and that can be made or lost. showmanship. That combination asks to have his check hidden A native of Montclair, Kreskin human. brain," he said/f Tourney time opinions, but you can still make SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 - has earned him the tjtle of anywhere on the premises. If he was fully fascinated with magic "Basically I apply the power an impact. Practice what you Dec. 21): It would be wise or "World's Foremost Mentalist." '. fails to.find it, he will forfeit his before kindergarten years ""and positive thinking, whichniay' mankind's ultimate tool." preach: kind to act in the interest of The mentalist is scheduled to: fee;/ •'::'• l;:. ,:••''• *••-..••• ' \ ' ,' • began tp perform for,neighbor- ; TAURUS (April 20 - May loved ones -or family members be on the stage of the .Union; To raise.'the-stakes'in the hood children after he turned 5. Admission to Friday's show u :. 20): Make adjustaierits in your this week. Take a small dose of County Arts Center in Rahway/: : 1982 fund-raiser, Kreskin. was Tp this day he often warms up $18. For tickets, visit| www.ucac.or:g on the World Wide| for grapplers career goals. Consider a position humility and win their hearts. beginning at 8 p.p. Friday,, . driven in a Rahway .police car the audience with a sleight-of- or profession • where the com- CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 - Jan. This weekend's • show, is: the ; while his. check was hidden hand display as preparation fpr Web or call (732) 499-8226. " ' pensation is greater than your 19): Current .financial obliga- second for- Kreskin in Rahway, somewhere .within, -the' city. . the thought reading to come. : The Union;; County Arts' • present job. tions may be more than your He was. a part of a 1982 fund- Without fail he'found the check The mentalist, however, dis- Center is located at 1601 Irving' Cougars shooting for first : ; ,,GEMNT(May21 -June21): budget can stand. Make a con- raising event-that used its pro- ; where-a city, official left it-^ on- misses any association with the St., near, downtown Rahway, ,^BMsurei.t0 read.,'the• fine • print scious effort to cut back or elim- ••,^bOTJ'te';'|igning:'.anycontracts or inate; spending wherever, you UCT team title since '85 'agreements this week.All of lie ^ can. :• '•'•' •' . • ' ""' -•• '•• • •• '•:' 1 terms are not spoken "or AQUARIUS (Jan. 20 - Peb, By DAMEL MURPHY the team. ' explained. 18): ite: you climb the ladder of THE CHRONICLE Leading Cranford will be CANCER (June 22 - July 22): success, avoid stepping 6n too Verhoeven at 145 pounds and Nip a possible money crunch in ; many toes. You don't want to • After a disappointing tie with junior Greg DonOfrio at 160. • tilei bud. Shop around for addi- .arrive' there and discover .you ATGARWOOD Roselle Park Friday, and the can- Verhoeven is a defending champi- '., tioftal' financial.resources -like Jiaye rto fiierids left. •:•:,' ' ,ceUation; of the Monday's dual- on, and Donofrio finished third at loansl credit: accounts, or lucra-i 00'WSGES (Fteb:19March9:2p): , meet with Rahway, the Cranford 171 last year. Both will be top !tive investments. / ' ','•:•'• v ;., Youarfefaced with some impor- High wrestling team is looking for- seeds and are expected to domi- .-•••• LE0 (July 23 r:Aug. .22):• tant personal decisions that ward to this weekend's Union nate their weight classes. I /3LB. GWdlNAL; FilDD BURGER County Tournament to finally .Children .or younger siblings • must be made how. Take your WHEN YOU PURCHASE A I/2LB. Verhoeven doesn't see much com- -;. .'look ,up to you for guidance and tittle, and do not underestimate RICHIE HAVENS jTHKRCHAE, DINNER r' •: BURGER, FRENCH FRIES AND A prove who the b6st team in the petition in his class. advice. Take;on.the authorita- .your abilities, :. ..•'• •• '..'•.. / (Woodstock Performer) P MEDIUM DRINK AT PULL (>RICE, ••:.': v;'.SOFT,DRINK. • - . county is, and capture the school's "I don' want to sound codkyj" he ,-; five role wd give them Bome- ;,TfflS: ^EltS- -BIRTH- Novjbitllul'loia.'llml-'l po'iuilomi/.Oip.W'fl first tourney title since 1985. said, ^ut I'm not real sure (who, : ihJmg'.t^'thi^ about . •• ••'•'•'• '"•• .pAyS: ''.Enjoy; working ;v?ith: •• 'Evety'Tuesday •'•'..! Every•.' Wc|c|h,esda.y .-.v. Brearley, on ihe' other hand, has will present a challenge).'' .' •: ;Vffi0O.(Aug, 23 /Sept.; 22):' Qharitaible. causes or organiza-. "Jugglitig Suns?' had to abandon its hopes pf captur- "Verhoeven should just' kill Brace yoursetffer an intense yet tions during this coming year,' 9pm iis lam.' : ing the county title due to a rash of everybody at 145," said senior enlightening conversation;; with Projects surrounding the arts, Psychedelic Pead Tribute ,V^s 14pc. Special injuries and illnesses, but are still I +1 Irg. side+ 6 biscuits Mike Carbone. "Greg has been just ; a co-worker. After you hear his such-'as drama, music or dance,,; hoping to crown more than one unbelievable this year and he .k 2tid I — "Landscapes" by. DariO Scholis will be on dis- play: through Feb. 28 in the Cougars looking for individual titles at swim tourney Freeholders Gallery at the Union County Administration Building. By DANIEL MURPHY ago by Scotch Plains. The Raiders in the 100 last year, but his best third as a junior and is hoping records in both events," said ity to do that. Based on their per- ... ., Scholis"-traditional works cap- •lllh CHRONICLi: are the Blue Devils closest com- event this season has been the 50, this will be her year to finally Kolesa. "They only need to drop formances in the other relays, I tufefthe.enchantment and tran- petition in the boys race as well. where he is swimming between breakthrough, but the competi- three-fourths of a second each (in think they can break the, (200 quillity of. remote South When the Cranford High swim Cranford will be shooting for a 24.5 and 24.6. tion will be tough. Whitty is clock- the 400) and they have the capac- mark) by a fiill second or more." •v, American villages.. The artist team, sits down together tonight, pair of top six team finishes, and On Saturday, the Cougar girls ing a 1:02 in the back, but will 11!. combines iriixeid media, acryh'cs devouring ziti and Italian, bread /! will be hoping a few individuals squad will be looking, to grab a have to make up two seconds to *' atid intaglios to create arrange- and getting psyched up for this can place high. few medals, and perhaps shatter catch the favorite from Johnson. mentsof. bright colors and figr weekend's Union County Sophomore James Scheerin a few school records. Jackie She should also finish among the ATHLETES OF THE WEEK iireSj resulting in wonderful con- Tournament, it wont be talking has me best shot at placing for Feinthel leads the Cranford effort top four in the 100 fly, where she trasts and •emotions. ! •'";•• about winning a team title, but the Cougars tomorrow night. as the favorite in both the 200 is swimming a 1.03. sponsored lu/ .•••' The more recent works he has will be preparing to capture indi- After placing eighth in both the and 500 free. Feinthel tyas first in The 200 free and 400 free relay pode blend traditional style with vidual accolades and break a few 200 and 500 freestyle events as a the 100 last year, and second in teams also have a shot at finish- jw'ell'defiried forms and figures as school records, freshman, Scbeerin is hoping to the 500 and Kolesa expects her to ing in the top three and break a jwell as a. greater intensity of col-, The usually coed Cougar imprpve on those finishes the sec- win two golds this time around. pair of school records, Whitty, ofs, consequently: achieving dis- squad will be split this weekend, ond time around. He is currently Feinthel is swimming a 1:59 in Feinthel, Lauren D'Elia ancl tinct; and marvelous effects. with the boys competing tomor- swimming 1:59 in the 200 and the 200 and 5:16! in the 500. Ashley Jflappholz will team up Cristina Clark scored the game winning fcail A native of.Quito, Ecuador, row night and the girls on 5:25 in the 500, ."I don't think there is anybody for both relays and are looking to Scholis began drawing arid paint- Saturday at the Dunn Center in "He'll probably move up," said in the county who can touch her," break the school marks of 1:50 in shot against rival Westfield Jan. 23, The sen£br ing .at an early age. He was Elizabeth. The Westfield girls Head Coach Barbara Kolesa. shesaid. "She should definitely be the 200 and 3:59.88 ill the 400. accepted in 1978 into the Escuela team has won eight straight "He's more experienced and much the favorite in both events," The. team swam a 4:01 in the 500 captain is averaging 10 points and 10 rebouricts de, • Bellas Artes at the county titles and are favored to stronger. He's done a lot of train- Jackie WMtty is also hoping to the other day at a dual meet, and a game. *•} Xihiversidad . Central del win again, with Scotch Plains ing with his club team and over break through with a gold medal with the extra rest they'll get Ecuador. posing the biggest threat along the summer." in her final try at the county tour- Saturday, shquld be able to shave - He came to the United States with Summit. The Westfield boys Looking for a top 12 finish in nament. WMtty finished third in the two seconds off its time. in 1983 to enroll in the Corcoran team is looking to win its second the 50 and 100 free will be Bryan the 100 backstroke as "a fresh- "With the right conditions, School of Art in Washington, D.C. straight title, after having its Krinzman, Krinzman placed 12th man, second as a sophomore and they should be able to break the : Hia paintings are also on dis- streak snapped at 42 two year's play at the' Dana Library on the Newark campus of Rutgers University. . Eric Sigmund set a new school record in" . ; The gallery is sponsored by bowling with scores of 214, 266 and 269 for a the Board of Chosen Freeholders and coordinated by the Union THE CROWN PLAZA HOTEL Cougars hang right with Celtics CLARK, NEW JERSEY 749 series, and has a 250 average. County Division of Cultural and Heritage Affairs. By DANIEL MURPHY dent. To be right in it with (St. can't accept anything less then 13, Patterson 1-0 0-2, Blllmeler 2-0-1-5, Pryor Gallery hours are 9 a.m.-5 0-0 0-0, Hundert 0-0-0-0. totals: 304-9-87. THE CHRONICLE Pat's)—- I'm extremely proud." the effort we had in the first half. Cranford (69) p.m. Monday through Friday, Cranford was never intimidat- If we continue to play as hard as Snyder 5-4^0-22, Rajahn 2-4-5-21, Davis 3- plus the period before freeholder, CRANFORD — Very few peo- ed, and went right after St. we did tonight, there isn't a team "4-2-20, Stanley O-M-4, Zuravnsky 1'0 0-2, meetings on Thursday nights. Baker 0-0-0-0, Drechsel 0-0-0-0 Totals: 11-13- ple believed the Cranford High Patrick's from the opening tip, on our schedule we can't beat." , 8-69. Presented in conjunction with Cranford High School Admission is free. boys basketball team even had a led 15-10 midway through the 6t Patrick* (87) St Patrick's 1718 26 26*87 ... Austin 3-0-2-8,.Sower8 4-0-0^8,. Prince 7:0- and the Cranford Chronicle. For more information, call chance to compete with national first quarter, and tied the game ! . <>ntard>• :-ys> io'14.20-69 :(1-15, Lake 8-3-p-25, Nardl .1-3-0-11, Hill 4-0-6- (908)558-2550. powerhouse St. Patrick's of heading into; the half, The Elizabeth Thursday night.. Cougars bombed- away from But the ones who mattered the' behind the are; handled the most --the player? — never Celtics Pressure,: and held their doubted for a second they could own on the boards, despite being Music legends play with ITnipn CountyV most severely undersized. ' •. • ' dominant .team, and. nearly . • But without starting point' team up in A.C. pulled off the biggest upset in the guard Jon Brown (knee) the state this season before succumb- Cougars'bench was even thinner '•ATLANTIC CITY — Music ing to the depth of the Celtics, than usual and St. Patrick's shuf- legends Frankie Avalon, Fabian falling 87-69. , ^: fled 10 players in and out of the and Bobby Rydell are scheduled The game was far closer than game without much drop off in to rock 'n' roll with audiences at the score indicates, as any one of talent, eventually wearing Avjm NORTHERN & SOUTHERN the Atlantic City Hilton from the dose to 800 fans could attest. the'; Cougars; After Cranford Feb. 16 to 18. The Cougars gave St. Pat's all it grabbed a 40-39 lead with just, ITALIAN CUISINE could handle for the entire game under six minutes left in the The former teen idols have third, St. Pat's took over, going bn been performing together as Dick and never quit, forcing the 103 Miln Street, Celtics to call a time-out with two a 16-3 run over the next four Fox's Golden Boys since 1985. minutes to take control of the Cranford Some of the hits scheduled to minutes left, leading by 11. After game, and led 6149 after three be performed include Avalon's the timeout St. Pat's went on a ' ;quartew.:; :' •.••.•••".•''.••'•i'.1 •'. .•'•' •• (908) 272-2500 "Venus" and "Dedo Dinah"; 10-0 run to put the .Cougars Rydell's "Volare" and "Kissin' away, scoring on several easy As the Cougars tried to claw layups as Cranford crashed the their way back into the game in Time"; and Fabian's "Turn Me '• .'•• ' . *.. '>• • •iti Loose" and 'Tiger." The stars also boards; and. left nobody back the fourth quarter, St. Pat's had team up for tributes to Elvis •'i^^^^-'^^if^I'iiliJifelr^il^ defensively. • ... , all the, answers. The Celtics Presley, Bobby Darin, Rick "We just, had to come out and scored on the next possession Nelson and Bill Haley. play hard," said _ junior Kasim every time Cranford scored ; Show times in the Atlantic Rajaha, who finished with.21 through the first five minutes of City Hilton theater are scheduled points, "We knew they had the the fourth quarter, . f6r 9 p^m. Feb. 1? and 8 p.m. Feb. advantage; but we just wanted to "They brought 10 guys in and 17 and 18. Admission is $45 and come out and play as a team. We out of the game, and We played $40. For tickets or more informa- just wanted to go out there and just seven," said Johnstone. "That tion, visit www.hiltonac.com or caught up to us at the end, play looae." •• / ,j vr J "Our gtiys worked very hard," www.Ticketmaster.com on the "I'm very proud,'1; said Head World Wide Web, or he. continued. "The thing I told Coach Tom Johnfitone. We Hanlf Davit had 20 points, eight rebounds and two assists In the callTicketmaster at (800) 736- them after the game, is that we Cougars loss to St. Patrick's Thursday night 1420. played loose, we played confi- 37 Rutgers Aye. fro let* to Raymond L. ivaii for $235iO00. \ 5 Rutherford Road fron :e A. Deseta to -Jerry I . for $535,000. i Shesrbrook Drive frbj I' February 1,2001 Cranford Chronicle Cranford Chronicle interest rates dropvhoihe By JAMES M, WOOD ARD that refinancing existing . mortgages, riancing surge, as the increase m home val- according to a report from The Meyers garage. It includes a study and an office. COPLEY NEWS SERVICE accounted for 40 percent of all applications ues has proved to be an incentive for own- Group, a provider of residential develop- in the week before Christmas. That's about ers to tap into their equity. They can some- ment information, research and consulting Q. Is there any way an apartment \ .While home mortgage delinquency twice the rate three months earlier, . . times do this without increasing their, services'/ '••• .• .. .-•-. •• '.".: . . .•• _ - w renter can'.benefit from equity? rateff are up, another modest boom in refi- It was in responseto that current boom monthly payment. Investor caution will ultimately help A. An increasing number of apartment nance loans is surfacing. And that boom is that the MBA raised its projection {oi total Interest rates are being pushed down by housing construction slow along with the developers and owners now offer, a pro- accelerating as mortgage interest rates mortgage originations in 2001by 22 per- the Federal Reserve because investors are economy, avoiding the substantial over- gram that a^ts a certain' proportion of continue to decline. cent - to $1.2 trillion; The projection may fleeing the stock market for the security of building scenario, that occurred 10 years their tenants' monthly rent payments tob e The increase in the delinquency rate have to be increased again in the near the bond market, according to Mark Zandi, ago, a Meyers report stated. "It's in the used as part of a down payment forpur - was expected," said Douglas Duncan, chief future as interest rates continue to drop. chasing a home. Typically, a tenant can chief economist at Economy.com. long-term best interests of the housing 1 ;;:r/ economist for the Mortgage Bankers . Many mortgage borrowers, with an; • "The Fed will probably begin restoring industry to have a slowdown in construc- apply up to 20percent of rent payments for BY JERRY GARRElt has marked its controls well alid .-.Hathiar 'tihan--tl)|£)'l upual ^loss leader?; Association. This is a continuation of the existing adjustable-rate loan are now anx-. stability to the! economy, however, by cut- tion now, rather than a steep decline later." the purchase of a new home froin a partic- COPLEY-.lJJjEWSSERyiCE. : : • >. placed them in cpnvehient loca- that am auto purchase lepresehfet" maturing of loans originated during the ious to take advantage.of thedeclining ipatingbuilder in'the area. . ; : ; : ; : r ting short-term interest rates.: Investors tions. .:. •' ...' :; ; :.''- :'.; '' ' •: " ' ' ::, And a perfectly adequate bds# period from 1997 through 1999. These rates, to lock-in lower rates for the life of. will become confident again, shifting their Q. What is the house like that the There are always' conditions and • Ah embarrassing thing hap- 1 Accord can be had ,for unicleit loans are moving toward their peak delin- The Taurus also seems a bit; their loans, »c(»rding to Stephen Brandt; money back to stocks and causing mort- Clintons bought in Washington? restrictions attached to'the deal. But ifs a pened on our way -to evaluate more quiet at.speedL . < $15,000.-^ abbut $3,000 to $3,OO0( quency years. Another factor is the slowing senior vice president of Countrywide Home America's three best-selling' gage rates to rise enough to/slow the refi- A. There seems to be a lot of public way a renter can "accrue equity even while .;'.'••. •..-•/•;>/"•;;•Features. •;•;'.• ";.- less titan! base iCamiys>«.pty of the economy." toaris. "Other borrowers are eager to trade- sedans: We lost tiiem all in a mall : nancing boom," he predicted. interest in the house in Washington recent- renting a residence. ?•.'•-•'• .; :. :i T Big points to Honda for mak- Taurus/Sable. ^Lessees;':can' ignbrei. in their fixed-rate loans originated: as : parking lot. ;' •.;•. ;7 / At the same time, the MBA reported: There.are as: many.projections and, ' ly purchased by President Clinton and Sen. ..' /*** •' . •''• .:'•' ; • •' ••.':..• '" ,'••".' ,' .'"'•'•.••..• : ing amenities, such as a 6rdisc CD all this "value" blather. : ? ' '. ;• recentlyasseven'or 1 views about the current mortgage market Hillary Clinton. Here is a brief description Q. Are homesgenerallybeaming more. And this happfened not just bnccs;. changer and sunroof standard on. •• ; ;r* : it happened several: tiin6s during eight months ago, as there are economists expressing them. of that residence: ' • - affordable for most families? : EX models, along with a wide array CamryandA^rds^li when 30-year fixed-. • But &e fact is that at this point in me con- It's a fiye'bedroom, brick Colbnial- ..A; Home affordability is generally.; the course of qiir test ; ;..'.: . of power controls. They' are extras to.be going one direction, rate mortgages are stantly, eyplving real estate marketi mort- home near tije Embassy Row area of: improving^^ throughout the country, while We learned, with the Honda costing $50'0 to $1,500 mbrt on the Taurus/Satile is going another. ••';' J), available at rates gage rates are exceptionally low. And many Washington.. It was purchased for $2.85 tiaere fiia n increasing supply^inventory)! of! Accord and Toyota Camry, the cpjhtietitionv ;.";:' ••••': -... • •'•••.•••:-. .•'••:.• The current generation Tauruai renjote keyless entry, would at least, tiaore than 1.5 per^. holneowriers and prospective buyers I are million, financed ..with a $1,995 mortgage, existing homes on the, market, v • "': Toyota's optional sunrpof, how- started but looking lilie a creature^ centftge points lower taking action to benefit from it. flash the ..lights if we got close. from "Sharkeys Lagoon";. it. was, ; loan from Citibank. The property was list- ';, .'.-^ TWs was^ reported by'The Meyers ever, is larger arid quieter when 1 than thejr: existing ,•'.. .'•*** ','•/. .;' •''• ' •'''••".•<'. ' "• ••'• •'' •' ••:••• • ' " enough.^W[th.the,J]ord Tlaurus;'we;' restyjed last year; to get rid of the}; ; edfor $3.5 million. It was assessed last Group. Key reasons given forthe trend are ';•• v ; opeti. Ford's smallish; sunroof has, a loan* ;>y"'- ••' ;••:•./•' •;Q. Howwillthe^^ economy cooling impact year at $1.1 million, and property tax bills. the availability of. low-mfcreirf inor%age didn-'t have thi^t luxuiy -i; • ' •;•.... - ; ^l:^tkfe:''": ' unpopular; oval treatment. Taurus, ANOTHER ONE OF OUR : : iHii Rising home ,-•• But what wad to niaiii reason • hough; withlarge and~Sable:are .morfi^ attractaye HOW. ; SUCCESS srrbRiEs . the real estate market? '.• . ; were.$10j67i.: •. ; - / •• •";': : •'.' :•••<: '•';. loans andthe lowering of the median home; : prices are also a key .price.-: •; .,• .:•:,:•. :. •••;,••••'-}.-•'•. . .•••''•'•;:.••'•'; for this teCTiri^gdebaclfe, besides outside mirrors, multi-iunction sun :t^an'theyVe.eyetbeeri. :- /. •''";/.-%, ![.••. ^pNGRATUWTtOHS: - A. The-cooling oiffof our economy may The S.SbO-square-foQt home, built in factor in' the refi-. be a good thing for the real estate market, 1951, has 7.5 baths, a 'firaplace,\pooi>anj(l': . . . (c)CopleyNews'Service'•'•.. ,:. . ''•••.';, gross stupidity on -this, vsfriteys vjsprs/and split, fold-down rear: ;'., Some Acdbrd and Calory, ajfi-< MEETCECM BETAMCOURTH, the. popular setlahs may look alike but the differences can be Important. s^aite that extend the already cav- cionadoft. still prefer the previoiusj '•>•• . PflOUDNEWHOMEOWNEHOF |fhe low-key silver paiiiit jobsi on ernous trunk space to astounding styh^g mcarnations of each'to jEhei 22T HAISTED ROAD, OJWBETH, IU rather "safe* stylingVmey flow di&J • each test vehicle didn!t help mat • V-^. .engitlesi which./wereL in the. With Honda's ..automatic for..slug- .djihg,^coupledwith its accurate and- dimensions^ •; . '•;.': '••••'.-,'?}:, ••.-...,\: *: TOWKIMiG JILL GUZHAH REALTY, INC. : : : 1 ;; ; i>rM(Br is Icey fopaintin g plastic Iaminate ,-ters.- Neither did the railier generic . ,^;;.models^re:t»sted':-'';" :';' I .. gii3h'. performance, particiileirly .6tt-. '.linear'fitjeeruig. Taurus and Canary iV ' f^ .. styling. But'mbsl^^e'iroQiiid-IJieiiid; «-. ,. >They differed in ba^e ejiguie' . downshifts; we'. couldn't find; as:-. feel a bit' inprevagiie; behind, the^; -• ':..•••'••;. ••'-.I.' ••.•.;Mt'ai^dfinish-.:-:; •••••• .•'.•'. •. Parked" nbse -to' noise, it; takes* By GENE GARY mended for..jfltohen.coimtert6p;sur-: are. just a. heckuva.alot of these ;> : .,;'. '•^^ Caniry;is unsiirpassed:in areas : mbre: than a "once-pven*: to•.tell ! ings, of urethane; products), :t]b'e first' •.rented, buffer can be.used.for.the'.: : l ; offerings: Ford'has a; l^Brhorsepow- ;,mtichfault.:• V .•",'•'•••. ) ^:''• :i.,';'/': wheel. Comfortseeker$ imght pre--; ; faces; These surfacesi are subject, to :st6p is to retriove any wax |rom;"an' tl^.c^.outtihere,' ,,:duh,"an oyewhelining integrity and paint quality. Honda ihehem in a p^kinglotX:p^kinglotX:; !y '''%i \ '• HOME CLOSED DECEMBER 19,2000 .inch'.or two of the surrounding sur-; sure find sand.wifch the grain, inoy-f ,. hike an A^tonrMartin Vantage V-12^ detente.between D4and.D3 on the ..:theTaurus, . ,v Q.i am writing to ask whether it chopping and hot pots off the stove: face so that: the newr. sealant will ing the buffer back and forthin the nuixiber of people reao%gth^.ar& : whibh it kind'of is)thatclearly^outr. shifter Had us driving around in the is a competitive secondi ;•• ,., . Coupe yersdons of fteAc is possible, to paint: laminated: sighing right about ho* ^They !only ;The purchase of my new home was marvelous. Sonia, Jill, and • Your counter surfaces get too much adhere. Apply stain to 'scratches: direction of cthe wood, strips,: Keep shines the Toyota^iafrhp^^-liter wrong gear too often,, We found -•:. ;:•:••'•: yDriye'rcbiinifort''.' ••.'•.'>•' arid Camry (the Splarg) are quitq Elaine helped trie a lot/The service was ew&llent. My house is • kitchen cabinets..The cabinet, stir- wear and .tear for paint to hold up with a feit-tipvtoixch-up.marker the buffer: moving. evenly to avoid sell about a ntillibn:of them, a year!" •: four-banger aihd Honda's ^liter, .': either. Camry gearbox to be Q. cut ••;/.. Camry add Accord ..have different» and, stylish; theI Solaria, •preciousi and is second I purchased from Jill Guzman Realty, Inc. faces in.niy kitchen are white, plas- well over & plastic laminate. Your which matches the floor color. These : over, sanding and gouging in Einy Veiy true. :Wii!h niillipns. and. 135-hpibur.; /•...•. •,:'•••:.••'/••. ;'-.:;. above the competition here. '.••'.: remarkably unremiarkable driver's Depends. Do you want it going also conies in acopl cbrivertible via*-} and I am going bh mythird purchase. Thank you. " • . tic laminate. Unfortunately the inilh'ons in: service, the task of pick- : : ; : :; : can have' new- plastic laminate are available at home centers, hairdf one area. Sand lightly : until the. All thiee advertise ,the same ".'' ,'•:••••<:i:] r -Brakes".;".-.-• V;.-- '••:''- •seats; for our tastes. We felt Uke.We in? Or coming out? Ford Taurus : 'mmy "'•'' '•''•' \ L'f Y'X "': '••' • ••' ..'•'•• ; .'• •"•'.' ... • ' •'.. '. Sincerely, • '•• shade of white witli has. changed applied over the existing surface. ware stores and some paint stores. ; ing one but from another is a bit (and its twin; the Mercury Sable) A Taurus.aiways has four doprsX 1 , existing"finish has an^ even, chalky'. : 20/28 EPA mileage ^gures, though. Another istktistical advantage were sitting pri, not in, the .seats.; ••• . .• •. • •• ,'" ••''• '. Cecilia Betancojjrth with age and now varies from door . This is a fairly easy application for •'. Stain; fro m a.can, applied with a appear.anceJThorqughly vacuum to like trying tb'distinguish.^tween" in our real-world teste,Ganiry actu- . for Carmy;.134: feet were needed to The bottom cushion in thei Accord., offer the.most car.forthe hiprtey. A but also comes ih^a great>lobkingj • ••••'. '..; ;•• ..'.'. .'•';•'•' . •• JillGuzmanRealty,lnc.....'...:...R™ to dopr. Cleaning them; has! hot someone with basic carpentry skills . small ttrush, can work just as well,. remove sanding: dust,: theh wipe Mi^onai^VcJueeseburgers.; ally exceeded those numbers. The go iBrom 60 to zero on diy pavement, seemed rather small. Hence, we comparably equipped Ford can be wagon (ttie others no longer do) >( I? improved the look> The same is true. and general know-how. •. .:., . ' The most iniporjiant; factor is to with a dainp cloth to remove any But American-car buyers,! like Honda's optional V-6 i$ a kUlerper- c6mpai*edtoi4ifor Hoiida and;151 never jfelt Uke we^fbund an' lopti-1;'-- had for |3,6dO to $5,000 less.thah V '.'; ;yfa;..B^fat*' . // 'VV' of the countertops. . *** select the right coloir of stain, which remaining residue. (use a cloth cheeseburger coluioisseurs, can't forttieii but. ite. 8.0-secbnd Q-6Q is fpr the -Ford. Honda enjbyfed ah mum driving. ppsition in: either,; either tiie Accord or Camry. ' . , .'. The Accprd, hand&dpiwuItfs the^ '••'i "WETAKETHE JITTERS OUTdFFIRSTTIMEBUYING ANDSELLING!!!" A. Plastic laminate can be paint- • Q; About four years ago, we may take experimejatatipn on scrap dainpehed in miher'al spirits for an seemtp.getfendughbfthem. not statistically all thiat; different ^d^e M wet road brflMrig 160 feet to even with! the premium leather The Fordis a muchbigger. car only one that had; us regUlarM ; ; '. "227. HALSTED ROAD, WAS LISTED BY ELAINE MCDONNELL AND SOLD BY ed if the proper primer is applied decided to remove the wall-to-wall wood', the same variety as your oil^based polyurethane, or a clptii The reasons for this phenome- from the 8;2 secondsrfor eitiier the the Toyota's 1,74. The Ford needed seats.':'...... ':•;' ••'-.••.';•.••"" ;;.,- '.:;S.-;' •• /overall, with more cargo space, „ erijbying the guilty pleasures o^ ••-'••• SONIAGtlZMAN-RIVERA OF JILL GUZMAN REALTY, INC." prior to the finish coat. A primer: flooring., After staining, coyer the carpeting that we installed in our dampened in water for a water-base non are inany-and myriad; but Camry or Taurus; the Hbhda just ••'•.l&O'feet;: :;..-'.• /'.;-:; .-!'.';'••;..;;' ,.,'. Ford; across its model Hneiip, :'.^^becupant rpoih; and even seating triple-digit speeds (on; the test* such as: Zinsser's B-I-N Primer- living room and dining room. The , scratches with either polyurethane urethane). ' . / . •'• these sedans are all solid perform- feels snappier at full song. : ; • ,';'•• Honda's ABS systems, qome seems .to:have a better handle,on capacity - aiid itfsthe pnly sedan tracki of course) and loving it. Ay • "OUR SUCCESS STORIES®" ARg»)E\/ER ENDING.". Sealer or. Sherwin-Williams 1 : : floor was sanded down and-finished or varnish, building up the finish in ;'•••;•;' When the finish has been sanded ers,; good values and reliable trans-' ; . . The Cainry's. pptibnal V-6, standard, pji a wider range of driver seatingi We found the Ford's; thatfa NASCAR-legal!,(A few modi- : •Wfaat/:' v= ' •:•••" ••": i ;\'"'" :^- =T 4 '> "LISTYOUfl HOME WITH JILL GUZMAN REALTY, INC. Industrial Maintenance Coatings with a water-based polyuretharie layers to match the existing floor portation. .Because of that; all of 'ficatipns you probably can do in ,.•; AND BECOME ONE OF OUR "SUCCESS.STORIES"® arid, all dust residue removed, you which unfortunately needs prenuV; Accordinoidels. ABSdoes: not conie seating; ppsitiori-cplufo'riable, ample, • : IjFybu can ignore the fact you'rej; JDTM Bonding Primer can be used semi-gloss finish. We were told by finish.:Be sure to let the applica- . can apply the ne\v fuiish coat. Use . these vehicles aije: about as easy to standard on any flavor of Tauriis. and - particularly in leatiier.- Hand- . your own.garage could lead you to a driving ihe pride of the Hertz Rentv1 ^iuel; seems; to stumble out of : ; . ' "OUR BEST REFERENCE ISYOUR NEIGHBOR,"® to coat' the smooth laminate and tions.dry thoroughly.between lay : ; ; the refinisher that all we would : special Spreading pads available -seU a^.they are to buy. ' . '••'•_.."-.. /the. gate, •:,;'•... ". . ;':;•' '.7 .;. •;•..•'';•,"• 'VSOme.. :v'. '''v'. •;•; - .-'• •'••'•.'•• '•'•'•. ' new dareer as a stocje-car pUbt.) a-car fleets the Taurus can . be a^ provide a durable base, coat to ers;'.;' ''•:•' '.^ '••..' ' "••' ••'.' •' '•."•'.'.'..'• .;...•• ; •.;, .:,, ••- WWW.JILLGUZMANnEALTY.COM' ••.•: ' have to do was to occasionally mop from the flooring store where you .: : But is'on0 a better performer ; ^g,- ' '•'..' .•• •' :• - Ergonoiflfcsx , .-'.: - . -But depreciation is. greater for pleasurable;ride,too. • •. : ^ which a quality latex or oil-based : 7 •••,,-' NOW PROUDLY CELEBRATING OUR TWELFTH ANNIVERSARY!! down the floor With a slightly damp For larger gouges, you will have purchase the finishing product, If ^an another? A better valtieZMtqre •X '•'•:; ; Trdnsinissioii .-.':.•••.•'••• Crisp tuning of the Abqord's sus- . Camry • and Taurus have the. Ford, Arid the average Ford Overalls .under oi^.byzantinej •A1,'1 <••'•" ./••. • ••.: ••••,• .• •". ' -:- • • ••'...•.....••';•..••..•. ..••'•• •"• •••••:• paint will adhere. Use a solution of sponge mop. The finish is supposed to. use wood putty as filler. Pack the .you are dealing with wood floors reliable? Those atfe the questions, . Moat^amrys,Accords andTauri pension helpj maximize What a drir straightforward, if not lboringjcbn* owner can expect to pay more for. scoring systeni based oil the attrib "•' •TSP (trisodium phosphate, avail- to-be essentiallyhiaintenancefree. putty firmly,, mounding it slightly that. have, been waxed, re-Waxing we ehdeavoBed to aiiawei1.;;. ' -.;•'' , have -four-speed automatic trans-. , ver can do with its:fcipjpy y-6.;The tl';'' 5 "'''V;' upkeep ffianthe average Camry or, Ute9.bs^;jel)o^A.yra^a1 able, froni your paint dealer) mixed Since that timej small [scratches above th.e floor surface, Use cbldred . the entire area will often 'achieve '..I'; To help us decide, we lookedatmissions;';^ ; '"' '''T'^"' ':; Camry and Tainiis; seem inbre ,....TheA^rds>wi1^QsidijBi]JBBnd. Accord owner. ••":'./•:.; ••',•"-. ' ••". . the •jiiurufl to hold a slight e JILL GUZMAN REALTY, INC. with water to; clean all dirt and anddullspots have beconie more : ;;^ ; .. :T :; :. ; C&mry^ reliability is absolutely putty br piiemix with stain before the Same results, If a new varnish . how each vehicle stacked; up:'.!in;;: T^eHbiida coines standard, with proheiMleanorwallowinhard cbr- buttons seemed et bit more fussy. pur evaluation (2u5 points .-ahe; "OUR BEST REFERENCE IS YOUR NEIGHBOR" grease frpni. the surface prior to the noticeable;. WJbat can be'done to' applying, Sand the putty even. \Vith ' The Taurus; is larger overall than . bidletproof. Its resale value is Accord and 3.B ahead of 0 : coating.is required, use the same •' ; these essentiaLareaa:;',;,.;'';Yi; .-^,7>; a fiyiB-speeii manual, with the four-;:t nering, although actual pejrfpr-. applipation of the primer,; . once again teturri these floors to v extoremely,high,;butthe Accord's is 76 ELMORA AVENUE, ELIZABETH, NEW JERSEY 07202 [ft the floor surface once it's hardened. procedure as.described above. Old . '-. ".v...' '• ;'•• Engines '"':•..'..•.!-'.•.'.'.-/''.,'••' cymider engine;;only the; automatic ,'mance. difference^, between; • all .either of the o^her-Wpiso' Comfort That's ahno8t..as close as ar Painting can be satisfactory for their• foriner glory? . . • - s even, higher - at the top of the ' Use a] medium-grit, then.fihe, sand- surface wax should. be removed Here is one of mtoy areas: in, is availablei with its V-6. The;Camry three are slight. ''' aeems easier to attain. • •'.•'.'•,:;. A. JRepairing minor defects in a ' 'industry. .••• '.,' '. •'•,:...'_' .'• ."•'•, -: 908-353-6611 your cabinets; but it is ndt recpm- , paper. JDoh't try to blend it' ui by with a commercial wood-cleaning which these vehicles, have almost LE can be ordered^yrith a manual, f.:f' - • . '" ....Bide•' . .; .;,.;;.;.v; j. Ford and Toyota have climate Jy mkf^^i ..; floor that-is in generally good sanding an enlarged area; around it. • product .specifically recommended .' identical specs. All three have -trans-mated:to"'a'V-6; : '."••'' '••;•' ..' .The Accord .again gets the nod .control systems that seem easier to Accord oWhers can almost look writer; in Seen Diego dhd! o'l^ condition is not a problem.' You'll just wind up with a bigger for Wax removal before proceeding. bpidohal 200-horeQpower 3.0-liter Other testers have taken issue here,-because' of its precise •hian adiust forthe desired output. Ford at. their cars'as an investment, . tributinf! editor. forXlar and Driver. Start by cleaning the entire area where you need to match the • ' • .##*•. • • . . floor with; a commercial wOod old and new stains arid finishing. . Q. In putting down a new hard- • ,y. cleaner \ (purchased from a . Instead, limit your repair to the^ wood.floor over an old floori how . quality; flooring dealer) to exact confines of the scratch or thick should the new floor be? I ,. - J • ;' .," •'•.'• remove^ dirt and grime, The 7 gquge. After, sanding the wood have, been told not to Usehardwood:i::. £4^ ^^ following information.' applies putty, stain to match the surround-, less than seven-eighths of an inch;V .'.'..• ' /to floor refurbishing ,in gener- ing floor. Wood grain lines can be A, Hardwood between iihreer al^ polyuretfiane finishes, as.'•• added with a darker furniture quarters of an inch and ,1 iijch is ,. well as varnish and wax fin- touch-up marker. Finish by apply- recbinmended for installations over; Marvin Burton ishes. You vidll need a furni- ing two coats of either .polyurethane ,' Satfti consultdnt subflobrs. In this case, youcanget oflh«rtioWh ture touch-up marker for or varnish. If you have numerous by witii a. new flooring as thin as minor scratches, wood putty spot repairs it may be necessary to three-eighths of an inch. .However; for larger gouges, wood stain, lightly sand the entire flqor and '"•IF I;'::/"-:'';.•::•,,'<.:'< '•' you had better be sure that the old ; It:.- . and. a finish; product which apply a new; surface coating of floor has. been thoroughly leveled '/.\ majtches the existing'floor. polyurethane or varnish to achieve . and that all-loose boards are re- This can^vary, including fin- a consistent appearance and add, nailed in place. In purchasing the ishes .other than polyurethane luster, to the dull spots caused by flooring, keep it in a dry place or varnish,! suclh as shellac, surface wear over several years. inside the :hbuse for about a week lacquer or penetrating sealer. Lightly sand sections with a 100- before installing it. If it has too :. For wood floors that have much moisture in it and is installed beett waxed (wax should never grit sandpaper [or even better, a 2001 NeW B^fle 2001 Jetta Wolfsburq 100-grit round screen) to roughen right after delivery, it. will warp Stock #11769, yin#1M45ip55-MSRP^ $16,550^ be used on pblyurethane, as it ; :i : Stock #11733, Vin #1M119556.MSRF>: $20,100.' the surface. You will need to hand l&ter.' :;; / •'' '•••• ;'. . '['.•••'•. • ..'••'• impedes any. subsequent coat- : sand the edges and corners, but a :••. •;• : (c) Copley Newjg Service $ *;**^^m<>-^^-. Lease mwU 39mos Lease • -mxr 3^ nrios • 'J . ••'• Toji Lister - Month of Jaiiuary ' $1799dbWn + $49O banc fee + S165 MV fee + $200 ref. sec, $199? ilown+$490 bunk fe© + $165 W fee + $250 ref sec. WttiOtieit 14 llm Urntisl !' . 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Counselors •: .•••:• 0922 Concrete • 1080 Plastering.. 1410 Vans Shop's • R'dcAlrt., Hi wen ra&k, 34,140 ml 07.50•• Credit Card.Services' . • •. 092,5.. Construction ••'•••' 1085 Plumbing•'.• •' 1415. Vehicles Wanted ••" ':• 1090' Pools &Sp (908)234-0143 wmmumm . , vm#va45SM. siiFi Jis.,. i... ,;•.••„,.,-.;...... ••.10,896 1996 Dodge Intrepid 4 DR 1997 Isuzu Rodeo 4 DR " t GMC 4ly) out. talr M*/i(wMl/wr $100 sign-on bonus SEHABLA ESPANOU $100 referral boc CHEVY Frequent reviews^ Paid training Shbuwl 433 NORTH AVE. • WESTFIELD 908-233^220 SEE US ON THE WORLDWIDE WEB AT: www.newnorrischevrolet mm WE'LL BE THERE or E-MAIL US AT: norchevto-nol.com "'ei.COm iS-.V. ••• Chronicle If- Cranford Chronicle RECREATION For vbiir cbnVeni^nGe PROGRAMMER/ ORDER BltfiY COORDINATOR k Compuitr tkllla a GLOBAL AUTO QtQtn.nl l flpfllcl B exp. r«q. Flex. achedule • p . dally. Good pay A pltasant NEW 2OO1 HYUNDAI NEW 2OO1HYUNDAI offi | 9 y^ >* •xpertence m recrea- 1mm tional tupervfwry :-»! «on dwirtd. Vall ,drlwr'«:;.|le«m s«mi W i»wm«/ap>)ilc«tlon with Work, in •alary to: • , ng facility. I RmtiUve woiJtin dun, ••^i "Community onvlronnwrrt. »om« light Indua- Center W 95F0RDAER0STAR '94F0IDMUSIAH01X 95SAAB9000CS 7 :p'diie(ig«'r, ''6 cyl, auto' Irons, 'bw'r ; 2dr/6'cy)3 ibd man'Irani,'pwr, ifr 1 '.4; dr;v4: cyl,'" oiito '-.''.Irani; pwr' • slr/brlii/wliidyjclu/qnt/mlr, AIR, AM/FM stereo- . slr/brks/wlnUAls/lcks/ltunk/oht/mlr;l/bk/lUAl/lk/ltk/t/l'' AIAIRR , 1 id/lcki/mlr, AIR,'AM/FM: fcass, «f(,. druissV r/i/ef,. t/gli, 84,125 ml, VIN ; tnldgs, cloth, 74,798 mf, yiN.#Rf222142. ', ,' AM/FM jlerefKasj; tilt,1 crtiile, r/def, t/gls, clum :'#SZA24322;' '.W- ',,••;• •••-.'.."•.••:•/"••" : whw, mobnroof< 67j445l' $ FT year, round. Excellent DRIVER-CAR 4 cylinder engine, power steering, power brakes, Auto, 4 cylinder engine, p/s, p/b, air conditioning, 4 door, •alary, benefits, and ex- 2 door, bucket seats, 24 hr r/s assist, am/fm bucket seats, dual airbags, 24 hr r/s assist, cruise, tilt, cellent . Broiwth.: potenUsl. Start Immediately. stereo cassette!, rr defrost, 5 spd rri/t, tilt wheel. tint, pAwlndows, p/locks, p/mlrrors, am/fm cass, rrdefr, MSRP: $9509. Vln #BY940916. Stk #2146HY. cast alum whls, mud guards, carpeted mats. MSRP: J Professional $16,187; Vin#1A38?65l;S^ #^29H.y; Pricetefl. $400 97 HONDA CIVIC LX •97 MAZDA 636ES 98 TOYOTA CAMRYLE •9JMH«D(S3( ; Price refl. $500 factory rebate, $1000 coll grad, Help 260 ;4 ' ir, •:%••' cyl, :aulo .f'rdns.;'. ,pwr.. : ; i' 4. dr>••;!4! 'cyl,'' onto., -irphs/ • pwr. il I A dr, • 4 cyl,':; qulo trah*') •'• pwr " 4;"dr/''-4; icVj, "o.ulo' • Iron!,.,'.'pyr " /coll gradf $500 Global Hyundai Owner loyalty (if qual).:; : $900 Global Hyuhdal Owner Loyalty (if qual). ^tr/brlis/wlrid/lcks/lriink/onf/mlr^AII!, AM/fM ; »l'r/brki/win()/ilj/(ck)/lnJiil7'orifyiiilr;AIR, AM/FM." -I I. jfr/br)cj/'r/)j/>v!m)/lclts/lnj'nl^anl/mir>/c/,n^[/, , AIMR,, AMAM/F/ M . iVAifa/^nd/sti/ldVlTiiiik/anl/mlr;AJICAM/FM •• 'slere v : ; l; MEDICAL I'!•••.. • •"'• ".' :>- •' :' fe.fe':r^.^ i •' iLLWG Full Time position avail- Wmgo^ skllfful^ ethics,. ••• organizational'. skills,^ knowledge iof electronic':' billingf and postirtg..;-:;.;,. .v.;';,;-;,:• Indlvldual^wlflh;;;•'. _. background fo help i •^54^6540 ^ port a sutMssful; sales) team: For Interview* call Eileen Dlckel. •T4bylliYd^^ Advertising Directors, Automatic, 6 cylinder, p/s/b, air corid, dual 732-39M223 or Fax p/windows, p/locks, p/mhrors, bucket seats, 2 door, 24 airbags, tint, p/windows, p/ldcks, p/mirrs, dual Medical Help resume toi 732-381- v hr r/s assist, dual airbags, cruise, rear spoiler, floor p/seats, am/fm cd player, leather. MSRP: Wanted : 009C"-'. ••>"• :•'" . mats, am/fm cassette. MSRP- $15,264- Vln #1U237635. MSTCKHF $23,512. Vln #1A079290. Stk #Z052HY. Price . Busy medical office In : Stk#Z151 HY. Price rofll$500 factory tebate,$400e6ll i: Elliobeth seeking P/T or refl. $1500 Hyundai Owner loyalty, $400 coll F/T office help to answer 'gradj $500 Global Hyundai Owner Loyalty (If qiial). grad, $500 Global Owner Loyalty (If qual). busy phones, write HMO Insurance referrals/and assist: With patlonfa. Bl- lingual;/ ' enerdellc, irlendly,: and dependable Individual needed. Prior IMMEDIATE 1-800-HEW-CRIMT ••. mica .experience .. pre- ferred but will train right Inside sales position for (1-800-639-2M3) (908)810-9732 of cawholH e sale lumber distribu- ?18495 land leave tor. In Somervllle.fU, Exp. W/good.Mlllng skills; Base, comm., + belt; Inclu. 401k. GLOBRL RECEPTIONIST/ . Email Resumes) ; : J. Datton. •;a SECRETARY 908-72S-B08B SEDANS, For Derrtaiyoral Surgeon oHIce, F/TV'' t] Retail Help 270 computer. I f OUER 250 VEHBCLES AUASLABIE! YARD PERSON/ RN/LPN; ; DRIVER •ININKVIK.LH KM • •• CHIVMUf LUMIMA • Ml': . «#«'CHBVllOft,lT'BiUllllflWP Experienced' for busy WESTFIELD LUMBER . Automatic; ,4 cylinder englna, plilb, air -• • toiair/: ' " " Auto,6 cyl; p/s; abs,p/W, p/l, rr defr, • •«. ^ • • •,•'•• Automatic.6 cyl, p/sleeflrig, p/brakes, A HOME CENTER-has cond, rrdelr, alrbag, am/fm cossstte, AM/FM cais, tint, cruise, till, 61,657 $0000 air cond; rr defr, AM/FM cass; 68,560 plastic surgery practice a a In Westfleld. Immediate position available for •;27,0i2.ml..Vin IWR227438, Stk «P9396, rnl. V|ri,»Wfl157920, Stk #P9425., \ T/ ^"" mi. Vfn #,T2311581, Stk IP9.426;.' yard perton/drlver. opening., ; ' •.•••.,'; Must have Valid driver's ••» SATURN SL9 .«Air«JIMLMI •OO MITIUIIIHI MIMAOI license. Apply In per- • Mo, 4 cyUrtdef «iwlne, powerstwlfig, p Automatic, 4 cylinder, p/a/b, air cond, rr ., ' . ircand,; ^ 4 DOOR, Automatic, 4 cyl sng, p/sleering, . J 908-654-6540 son at: 760 North Ave. brakes,fwcortd,p/windows,b/locto/cassetlo, defrost, dual.alrbagS, am/fm cassette, nu9,;u/wM, it defr, am/frit' cassette, v -• p/brakes, air cond, rr defrost, cassette; •."" East,We»Hleld, ;37,449 ml, Vln WB148S79,; Stk HP9408. 908-23248BB .39,954 ml. VTn IXZ215128, Slk IP9394. I ,34,371,ml.Vln#X2354967,Stk#9318.; ; '. 29,727 ml. Vln #YU0O7376, Stlf #P9394.;. mm WON »• MIISTUBISMI UUHI • »• D«B«I AVHN0BII •« .. - •AHMtUen MMWi Cwe Workmt .. Auto;6cvt.aliip/s;abs, jdw,p/siats. p/l, Automatic, 4: cylinder,'p/s/b, air cond, ^ ,:j)/lilrdefr,58pdm/t, -M ^ .^•"• : Employment • Auto, G cyl, air, p/s;(»bs; ti'w, n*. (i74aati>rdafr, ^ ^ \_^ •_u,v-..:-t' DirecTemps.com , rrdrfr,AM/FMcasa.eUoyi, tint;bruise, tilt,-. • p/wlndows, p/locks, rr defr, am/lm cass, ™ cd, alloys, tint.titt, cruise, ^^ 1 • 1 dualalrbags,amfmcass,alloys,tint.cnise,tilt,'* 1 9 700 ; 10900 1O999 Set your own pay rates -S4,3riml,Vin|VA64O57g,Stl( #P9427,: m M f ; Trades 275 45,725 ml. ;Viri:*we001777, Slk «P.9414. '•• 1776S7, Stk IP9430. •• .. 39.896 ml. Vln *wei50142.. Stk »P9424,, . .• • •>*»•" "V Earn hourly bonuses ' 'OO roNTMC 0MNB AM . • Free Alpha pager •»• HQNttA «IVI« IX ' . . HONDA ACC wrjereortfWebS 'Automatic, 6 cyl, p/a/b, air cond, ab3, ; -j^ JW^JI ; rtfWebStoAc HERE WE GO ; A H 4 cyllrKtec, |i/&t»; air cond, sunroof, rr ctefrost, . Aut6,4 cyl eng, dual airbags, p/wlndpws,.. '^ M J.:'.j, -.^ .^r;. Auto, 4.cylinder, p/a/b, air oontf,^..— ,— :^^ ^. Stop typical, annoyini g , p/wlndo*8,p/lMk8,rrdafr,,t/c,.alloywhls, *" 11999 alloy whls, du$l Bjrbans, cd ptayer,-.6 spd ni/t, jVtoto, if deM, alloy whb,arn/fiin cassette; ™1 3E OOO p/w/l, tilt, cruise, cassette, 59,363* Ido99 Agenoysollcltatlontl AGAIN! . • casa 21,727 ml Mii IYM7BJ666, Slk *Pfl390. . .43,186 rjil, Vln »WLO19182, Stk *P9402. . . " "^W- •. •. ml, Vln #VA128675, Stk #P9251.! ^•^^••^. lllll e AAgency Progressive "Carrier" •checkout Dealer seeking additional •«O|CI* ____ •OO »UI«K HttALLl ' • ••• TOYOTA tmUNNIM LTD' . www.dlr Techs, Installers and Automatic, 6 cylinder, p/a/b, air, p/w/l, & m M iflfcif'klrV Automatic, 4 cylinder, p/s/b, air cond,' A M M r> r* ••« Auto, 6 cylinder, p/a/b, aircbnd, pM/l/ni,jA°w ^! M,^M ' Auto,.6 cyl, p/a/b, air, p/w/1, p/seat, leather, w orc«lh*77;MPLOYMlh E MumbeM. Upscale VMOM, Woube,dualaiibaaj, cassette,32,840 , I •t,V: W p/vv/l. alloy whls, arh/fm cassette, 15,999 p/seat. lilt, cruise,.tint, cassette, rr defr, • .1 O-999 tllt,> cruise, alloy whls, cassette, sunroof,. Holidays, , sick/personal - mll . Vi *X1«0363^, Stk. #P91'88i • • 15,684 rrtbVIn 4Y66487Q8, Stk#(%114. . • " \ ' .18,009*Vln mi685i9,StkIP9192. 64,939 ml. Vln IS0186127, Stk »Z3tMA, (f-877-675-5963) days. Vac, 401K, Bonuses, Uniforms, Tuition reim- M MAXIMUT OMC 4X4 '«O CHIVY IMUEM 4 »R U 4M4 Part-Time bursement * Benefit Automatic-,fl cyl,'p/s/b , air cond, A M «•. «tt«**te' Auto, 6 cyUndai p/a, aba, air cond, p/wlndbwti, -'- i . Auto, 8 cyl m p/t, abs,.alr cond; p/Wndows, • packages. 3-6: yrs. Exp.. p/w/l. tilt, cruise, cassette, 30,728 ~ 1 8,999 p/lock4,kcruke, lint, cassdtto, alloy whls, p/locks, pMs, till, lUv, cd player, alloy whls, Enifiloyment 255 Permanent not ssaloruUII Catt/Fexoreflttll'-Bob-Bl Si. Vln #X2540t3l,.Stk f/P9&7 T 28,890 ml,:Vln mi177e7,,Stk iW301,. :. 41,718 ml. Vin IWC160836, Stk IP8407. VnVXUMK CHIROPRACTIC B73-«38.7«0flfaK bobOstashlMk.com OFFICE Stashluk Plumbing, Unlort AsiMsl w/. Mtl»hU, HeaUndaAlrCondWonlnq Mon. & thurs., *7i30, Sal. 5rBlverRd,,ChathsmNJ 9-1Zp. WW-68W884 Situntiuns Wanted nnni lady, «ip. refs, own tar* Maroaret 908/429-2095 DQ3XIW. — Ti».70«rt47 0/ 581-9043 HOUM CUAMINO FROM : A-Z by Polish woman. I9am .9iinr 73^7T1084 SATURDAY- 170 Monte Ave,, LBr.NJ 732-222-336» Prices include all coststo b e paid by the consumer except for licensing, registration and taxes. Special financing In lieu of rebates. *Offer with approved cr'edjt. Deale7to^ubsld]z^TrantrilvTvr!rf*n OCITICH -' " '" •~r"-"-''~- -JL-1-to Accent). Subjept to primary lender apptoval; Pymts calculatediaiA Tier Ffnance rate: Prices liici; all abates & Incentivesi Select vehlcTea ncl - I' buyer's finance source until 03/01/Of (Does not aupivrio HWWHI/.^^ouujwviiouiirnuiy IBHUW appiuvju. rymis uaiuumiou ai n IIW rinaiujH ruitj. rriues mci. an reDaies& incentives. Select vehicles incl Computer Trskili $400 coll grad rebate (If qual). Finances based on $100If0) dowdownn paymenBflvmentt t\att 7,957.flS% apnor flnanfinancing c nfor ofor B 6O0 months.. Total Cost: AfxahtAccent:: Sfifl4nS6940., FlnntraElantra: &i$1.1,784. 1.7ftl:;, +R*«/arif»tSeverity/ ttiof f*tuMcredit <.i*no»u-u.^.situation' mav. -«_lr~j"...laffectdnwn" NetwoHtl"" pymt, APR, terms, type of car 8i actual pymt. .Job & steady residence reciulred. pankruptoles must be alschsfrged, Photos used for' layout purposes only. Cisco, •.)•• •w.-4 > «•'.•.» • : ebruary 1,2001 February 1 2001 Cranford Chronicle V Cranford Chronicle A Mason Contractor QuaBy MaaonrySarvtcaa. -AUyANYCOMDmOfl Fr3&KhaU.Bat».43yra, yra- exp. Ftily Ina, Fr Qaah i EatRon90*ia9-M47 .'Fa* fob to big or amall. Over tape, pall today; 25 yra. experience., Fully ERA QuMn City fUatty Insured. Free eat Call AikforLydlaO FARMS $ 90ft^22-M$4 S0M7S-4»«g 9 vr. 15 hand raglatwad **-•••». •. •• 0 DueAtLease Ian., Much amblUon AllTO CREDIT HOTLINE e"s never been a better time than now to test drive a brand new Saturn SL-lor L-2Q0 lease with$0 due at le^signihg! You'll Find all the Saturn safety features plus standard to |ump * endurance: SPECIAL FINANCING FOR EVERYONE ^f^t and ding resistant polymer lx)dyside panels, automatic, air, dualair bags an^ I Call Mr. Jay fofor ModelModelss & Prices 8Cfa61S^312 .Wi . WOlll MKIIIIt Oldunobilc Owiit Loyally Savings. 8 yr. Welch, Pony- beautiful Jumper. No»e lead*. Exc, •BdorJolato* BsrntWa All l^ew Redesigned 2QQlSat«fnSL-l Brand >Jew 2001 90cV68e-922g Fan 908-064-4418 ; "We inade a good thing better!" , "The hew, larger midsized Saturn!' /• 4 dr, 4 cyl, auto trans; power: 4 dr, 4 cyl, aiitq trans, power steering, f >••' steering, pcwer brakes, AIR, AM/FM power brakes,-power locks, power * k ' stereo CD, r/def,. dual air bags, all windows, cruise, tilt; AIR, AM/FM ' C y' season tires, MSRP $14;Q6Q. VlN, • • stereo CD, cltuil air bags, MSKP SlftllO, T•;;•'. r VIN:*145O3Q5O. Ttl pymts-$9711. >••• / (Sataly, Good, location In a *12203018. Ttlpymnts^.$7761. Ttl ., ''•.. ..___, small mall ort a busy road. cost = $7761. Purchase option at ' :':•'. ,• • .' • Ttr cost = $971L Purchase option aV • .' .•.-^• '73^8484800' .'••'• '• 1 lease end ~;$7873 -WU221232 - •.'; • .-;:.; • •'finaiwav^l,:lealher..int0rior, .•-:...... • .,•••:-. 'Vv/• ••?\ V' ••• •.:••>:":'!™ •''"":. "^m store, J1200/mo. :; : / : ! : r : ;; i : • Rt.78 '"••'•.• ••.': ""•'•.•..•• •• SATURN OF UNION 2843or90fr647.79W ... , ^.rr • ^, — ,— fly'- WHEEL DEAL'•'"•' - '• >;•'•!••• "'-': ;'•••' . •,''';:•::)••7",vi;:1'v.v,' SATURK OF GREEN BROOK SUMMIT: Rooni for rent SATUM TE 22 WEST, GREEN I S110 per week. UcH/E e .bwner, 'Auio,. -alfvCpndi Agent. Call 908-59*0522 (Cargo Van p/mirrorsi lint glass," AM/FM -.Auloi air.cond, AM/FM sterfio;W: Auto, air corid,'. p/rnirrors,; tint M .•; stereo, •ABS,' pl, pAvlnaows MONDAY MbiRfUMQlNC alloy Whli; H /idm allo hl 4» ': Reilabsav Insured care for AM/FM stereo, ABS, 4x4, p/st chdoselrom plus many othet H p/windom; alloy ^wheels, ,c4ks»-i : cyj, p/br p/seats, crillser sun- Inferrta 4 toddlers. p/windows; alloy whls cas vans.to choose,from, 18,331 Hisette, arta£6:« pfeeab, |:. f CD l t il y p SOMRttET COWOY. 2 rear def, finanq avail, 26,325 mi, roamsto ran t Each vW y warranty • avail; tilt, p/lo'cks, VIN XG649934 : V " '-~ reardefj leather, finance avail, crjlld-friendly envlron- f#"-48^027 rtil, VIN VLC()6b29 . • rrieht New-bom & up, unbeatable rates. Please call Cindy, 732-J24-7929. Professional Mala abeks ' Cottage'. 1BR, dry basement, CallPaufat: '. •• CREATIVE PHOTOORAPHy 29YnofWa(t*KK;Barmttzvah LINCOLN IPara* Hotua Antlquea SJage House VBage. Set Pha Art^ Bought* Sold deetef BAHTEU.-SFARM& SMAtU. JOBS ONLY QARDEN SUPPLY 6ua«y Work-Raaa. Batei Firewood 1/2 or full cords 28 yrs exp. Bob 908341-860/ . S06-6S4-156673^388-1S81 CARPENTRY * ROOFING Repair. Ceilings floor SEASOtCDHAROWOOOS ' porches, Steps, paint. J145/cord or$85A4 cord. . ,732-35*8020; ;: BRAND NEW p 2001 Lincoln Continental Rooflng«Sldlng« W)ndpw8 - Dooww Porches* DeckDec * .•4dr/V8,bulolrans,w/OD,j)wr.Vr/i^ •'.Leaders*QUttera •' : L ;•' AtRMM/FMH16roocdi>/tilf,:cr;ulje;rdeF,HnKlootKorlntrmoonrr', Most Repairs'Free Eat . nlurnwlil«,;MS|!P$4l,o5o;sTK#lF33,VlN.#IVi630)S. teaw BED - tin Orthopedic, Extra , nuirils based on J250D cap cost red., $399 I st mo pyml, $0 sec Tnk* HBow Top Set Unused, 0 banl .Price incl, .$150C *« > Peb &$4C0 " ,.college grc I r I \ ( il* 4 DOOR SEDAN BRAND NEW 2001 Lincoln Town CLEAN UP & LT. HAUL ; Free eat. Insured. 4 4r, V9, oulo ira.% w/OD, pwr slrybrk/vnlrid/foclis/lrurikAiBal, ' !;• 7 d(ly service. • AIR;.AM/FM slereo casi, Illl, cruls'e/r def, lint leather int, alqlii ':.-. 1-88B-781-BBO0: whli; MS(!P $40,100, STK #11.25, VIN #1Y612646. Uaso pymls based on $2500 cap cpsl red,,, $46? 1 sttnb pyml, $0i»c & $0 bfinlc r»«»$2969.due .of lease Incept. Purch op-$ 17,894; Til Lease . j pyml>7$ 16,884.Til cosH$ 19,384. Uaso pries lncttl500lease ••'• -M: Dumpater rentals, ,Fully ;; Per Mb; > ' reb,.iiO0OI«aM.lpyalty.re|ilfqual*r'.".'. '. : .; : • • ... •• OUNSHOW lrtsured, 9O8ui03.gs8a. 36Mos.* AttheSqhnecksvllleFIre Co. On Rt. 3097 ml. 'APR North of;A4own. Open toth e public. M, DECKS BY UNLIMITED 9en>5pm.2W,98nK3pm. FIN/NNCING We build all types of • AVAILABLE • : 4 decks. All work guaran- teed 10 yrs. Free Est. Ins. JnthemaiMPIus; ; WOLF TANMNa BEDS •••'.,, 908-276-8377'.- „• . TANATHOMEI Buy DIRECTandSAVEl CommaVclal/Horne Units PATERNO PAVINQ from $199.00 Curbing « Sidewalks mmmZSSi Low Monthly Payments. Free E»L Call 2454162 FREE Color Catalog BRAND NEW 2001 Lincoln Navigator Call TtiDAY ABLB£LfcCTRIC 4;'tir, YBi aulo Irons, w/OD, pwr slr/brlt/wlnd/locks/lrunk/sodl, •• 'Pbwsrf.rpnK'xJ^if REFRIGERATOR, Washer lift* MBAfl'i'J A. ,' if*t^ * %\ \ '. <'!•! *' If -Reasonable. Me. 11500 AIR, AM/FM slereo cass w/CD, 'Alpine stereo, lill, cruise, r del, * Dry*r- All running exc. $100 each. 73*885*690 2764602 & 688-2089: llnl, lealher inl, chrome whls, climate clrls, rev. sensing, MSRP or008-7S4-7209 : $50,730, SJK #1NU, VIN #HJI7378 •Leqse pymls based on ROHSON ELECTRIC , • AM/FM.S|areo Ga'i .$2500 cop cost red.., $589 1st mo pyml, $0 sec & $0 bank Lease All Types of electrical work. I«o-$3089.du8 at lease Incept. Purch op*"$25,107, Ttl Uc.5532,lnaUred-FreeEst • Pricftlncl, J v c payments. Wanted to Buy 625 pyml*-$2l,204. Til coil-$23,704. 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