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INDEX Join us on a Future scientific researchers New 'Introductions,' come up with winning projects Automotive Connection European Holiday our 900 singles link G 110 - AUTOS FOR S& O O ISI N Story on Pape B-7 Details, contest pg A-2 115 - CLASSIC CARS Ticket contest* details pg B-6 120 - TRUCKS FQR SALE DENTAL RECEPTIONIST/ BUSINESS ASS'T . .^-MISCBJ^NEOUSiWJTOMOtiV Mature, personable In- ^Hope Park home, Mon-Frl, 150 - AUTOMOTIVE SERVICES dividual needed for F/T Please call 298^552. 160 -MOTORCYCLESFORSALE position. Excellent salary acaper PART TIME Stki rondltlonadtttonaj inn ta CCounWwemployeeJ|or 170 - RECREATIONAL VEHICLES ACCOUNTS DEP> isant Westfield major jobs In Bedmtneter SAT/SUN 180- BOATS AND ACCESSORIES 4PM-MIDNIGHT 498 Puter experience pre- e powtole. Gar- CHfUDGAfHE terred. but will train If experience, — Real Estate Connection $•.15 PER HOUR PROVmtD ^- HOMES FOR SALE AIDE 215 — TOWNHOUSES AND CONDOS SUPER OPPORTUNITY aafety Inspections, moni- PflOVDED FOR SALE IN HOME CARE 08876. tor and document ail offare PAYABLE M ADVANCE A Forbes Newspaper 220 - COMMERCIAL PROPERTY Live-in needed to care for DID YOU hour activities. by cash, check, VISA or SERVING CRANFORD, GARWOOD tnd KENILWORTH A 46 yr. female atroke pati- KNOW.;. FOR SALE ent Some on Job training This little ad can be read Previous security experi- l call USPS 136 800 Second Class 225 - ACREAGE AND LOTS In more than 147.000 ences required and some 230 - OUT OF AREA PROPERTY homes in 15 publications SRJ«BSCSR formal training In either VoL 98 Np. 21 Published Every Thursday Thursday, May 23,1991 Postage Paid danfortl, NJ. 50 CENTS 235 - MOBILE HOMES AND SITES throughout Somerset, worrequired perfect* knowtMo. Inquire* o*f 4 law enforcement or fire Middlesex and Union confidentiald f. t -"^Iirr"~* service la preferred as Is.4 C'e- State registered, 240 - REAL ESTATE WANTED ASSISTANT TO CONT- Counties? it caught, your exper, excel rets,Insured, 3706. (RBF)"" PART TIME— Office basic computer know- 245 - BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES ROLER- part time.' attention, didnt It? LEGAL SECRETARY- ledge. Please apply at meals & snacks Incl. Tax 250—APARTMENTS FOR RENT heavy telephone work on runt ""?.. viiiww Human Resources deductible. Large play- Town elders cut school budget 255 - HOUSES FOR RENT otdtecelvables & update torney Bedmlnster in- nights In Whltehouae. room, lots of love, fun ac- Wee. Jim B. 272-4411 We Get Results) suranoe detente firm weekend (nominee in tivities. 233-7223 In brief S 260 - TOWNHOUSES AND CONDOS AUTO MECHANIC- FT. DIRECTOR—Summer PHARMACIA A-1 CTHILDCARE- FOR RENT 6-« yra experience with day Camp. Children 6-11. tlon secretary wllh KnoVjtr«m*»f» Quallfled, reliable. Insured by $441,000; appeal is expected 265 - ROOMS FOR RENT care, light trucks. Dive- years old, colledge grad- LKB FAMILY DAY dARE is 270-OFFICES FOR RENT- ~ retried work. Must know uate. 6/24-8/30. prior, ex- :• r New idirectory : 275 -COMMERCIAL PROPERTY .the trade. Own tools. perience required. Call. Benefits. Contirt Oinoe>SJ M BIOTECHNOLOGY anticipated, the first step will be a the money would come from Small shop, good sur- Enestlne Howell. Call 908- Manaaer at Purcell. Mas.-1»22E 800 Centennial. Avenue , 668-4884 Cranford League of Women By Rosalie Gross surplus or the board would have , FOR RENT roundings. Call Mon-Frl, 232-4759. Westfleld shannohftMtiiG^^^ Placataway. NJ 08854 /oters' 20th edition of its Citi- Following three nights of frequ- meeting with county super- 280 - VACATION RENTALS EXPERIENCED to borrow it until the town makes 849-0129 Community Center.. :, Equal Qpftty Emplyr M/F —& mother of zens Directory is being mailed ently hostile, meetings between intendent of schools Vito Gag- 285 -MISCELLANEOUS RENTALS up the- difference next year, S tOROUQH OF MET- 41CURITY Statewide .2 wilt care, for your child ito residents this week.. liardi and representatives of the DRIVERS- full/part tlmel the Township Committee and The reduction of $441,127 from 290 - WANTED TO RENT UCHIN PUBLIC Westfield Law f|rm aeeks positions are available In my fenced-ln Westfleld Board of Education regarding the school and township boards tose e 295 - ROOMMATES WANTED WORKS- now Hiring with own. vehicle, hlgtr secretary with at least 8.- home.. Full/part time, ex- the school. budget-will trim 2.7 earning potential. Conv with PROFESSIONAL defeated $26.6 million school if a compromise can be worked : Summer parka & sanita- yra litigation experience. _;, SECURITY BUREAU. cell. references. 232-4365 out That is the process followed points from residential assess- tion laborers. Ideally morcIaTvehlclas a +. Call Word frocessslng re- lottoee Appry In person or call: BEDMINSTER- Mother Early deadline budget, the governing body~would ments. The 1991-92 budget that Classified Connection suited for college stude- 707-0605 aFpark Avenue. Nutley looking to care for 1 child not be.dissuaded by pleas from successfully last year. This year, nts or Woh school Senl- --however,- JXo wnship._jCo mmittee_ _was__defeated_by voters April 30 _.j. s DAY__1_. Oi'-or-rS-JCoh' full-time. .raterencea_a\t ^Because-of- the- holiday-on•• board-members-andHlate-Tuesday- r 1 305^ AUCTIONS—~ -- •—- — - otai. .Cair *S2-««19~or 1 Drive, Law- allable, ask. for Susan members appear adamant about would have raised~laxes"by""12~ > when voted a reduction' of $441,127 from 3fO - GARAGE SALES apply In person at 44 NeededFor 781 ^8661 Monday, .the deadline for sticking with the magnitude of the points or an average of $211 per . Jersey Ave., Metuchen. Democratic Campaign M have press releases and classified the tax levy. residence. The Township Com- Mr 312 - BAZAARS AND SALES ; SUMMER WQRK STUD- BRANCHBURG- Lots of reductions made. : • EOE ••' , . •. •'•••'.' • " MAJOR advertising for next' week's The school board on Monday in- mittee's reduction will cut $47 314 ^ANTIQUES Stipend: $5.00 per hour ENT8— local office needs Tots Day Care. 2 certified If the disagreement cannot be ;; BUYER- Earn $300.00 CO.- U 20 people with cars, will & experienced teachers Chronicle, wjltbe 4 p.m. tom- itially .authorized an appeal of the from that increase for an average .3iS^F©Pl:SALEvviS'^F©lSAE', ?easlr daily- buytna-rmer- - resolved with Gagliardj, the board ^yfeiV^^^^WWrBlaoifintf«hUe t"ilniiin/3q dayi earn to care tor your Infant or orrow -The deadline for retail township's decision if it cut more ; 316 - F^REE TO GOOD HOME thandlae. No Exp. nece- Call (908) 572-63(53 wjUdecide whether totak e its ap- increase-0f $164. The $47 reduc- Campaign headquarters ^"L^^itilSESiitiiPrtM*,andS».;teW»;tfth young toddler |n Branch- advertising is 3 p.m. tomorrow.. than $285,856 from the budget; 317 - YARD, GARDEN AND. FARM ssary- Don 231-6810. C^rato**£e»ert^ burg home. A warm, lov- : peal to the commissioner of ed- tion will be divided over the 1991 : CODE ENFORCEMENT Edison which the board had offered as a and 1992 tax years. 320 - HORSES AND SUPPLIES ask for Erik . •? ing & caring atmosphere ucation. . OFFICER/ HOUSING provided. Call 526-4766 counter proposal. Upon notifica- Following an initial three-hour 322-PETS & ANIMALS INSPECTOR- Borough or evas. 218-0569. tion Wednesday of the township's In the meantime, though, the 325 - CHRISTMAS TREES 1 Highland Park. Full Paid for by the 18th Insurance Sales. $7.50/ Holiday township certified a reduced meeting May 15 between the two Legislative District Cam- hour +. bonus. Looking CERTIFIED TEACHER- reduction, the school board went boards that was marked by open f 330 - WANTED TO BUY paign Committee, Henry for experienced' phone wlll provide quality child- school tax levy of $19 million for All government offices, Post ahead by filing an intent to ap- 335 - TRADES AND SWAPS person with friendly dls- care In my South Plain- tension and hostility between send resume 'to: Evelyn Cackowskl, Treasurer, 87. Offices and Motor Vehicle peal. The board will meet Tues- 1991 to the county tax office by 340 - LOST & FOUND Qate House Lane, Edison "" Located In Clark, field home. Non-smoker, yesterday's deadline. Should the representatives of both sides, the Sedehl, Borough Ad- 08820 fe^tt ^SL^fl current references. Call Services facilities will be day night to decide officially governing body reconvened last 345 - BRITE SPOT ministrator, 221 South 5th Barbara 753-6483. closed Monday for Memorial whether toappeal . board be successful in having 350 - PERSONALS Ave, Highland Park, NJ EXECUTIVE some of the reduction restored, Thursday and came up with a list SECRETARIES CHILD CARE IN MY Day. In addition, banks and If an appeal goes forward as 355 - ANNOUNCEMENTS 08804 :•,.'-. I 420 PISCATAWAY HOME- of $497,551 in reductions. This COLLEGE GRAD Great opportunities in top the Cranford Library will be included the elimination of one of 360 -ESCAPE Fortune 100 companies. fore ' " 0HJ/ I BmLOYMENT Rellable mom. Infant, closed Saturday for a long 365-SERVICES Not Sure? Still searching Immed. need for sec- toddler. After school, Full two vice principals at Cranford I for answers? Not sure drvW I WANTED time. References pro- weekend. • High School for a saving, of retaries w/Wordperfect, ,_ r.plus 367 - HOME IMPROVEMENTS what career to pursue? tlon vlded. Call 572M37S. 370 - LANDSCAPING; TREE CARE Are you confident? Out- Decmats Hewlett Packard 86me bonwee. WO exp, nece- wipe $71,000 and the! year-old position Dosltlve? Ene- &Wang, sues, NOTICE; AM CHILD CARE- Leave of supervisor of curriculum and 372 - PLUMBING, HEATING WAMTBD your precious with me, Garwood personnel for a saving of $74,880. &COOUNG We wl|l provide FREE are PAYABLE IN ADwithou^ t worrying. I'm a 375 - INSTRUCTIONS training & cross training. Ing salary to loving mom who will take some recreation fees Elders came back Tuesday and combined with our ex-We offer top salary, Med/ week plus bonus VANCI by oash, check, The . Borough Council and 377-INCOME TAX tensrve TTalnlng Program VISA er Master Card. For care of your child In members attended the meeting to authorized a reduction . of P l school board agreed on a 380 - LOANS & FINANCE t lluSt a quote on cost, please By Cheryl Moulton support keeping the senior citizen $441,127. This incorporated the
)•' A-4 CRANFORD CHRONICLE Thursday, May 23,1991 - Thursday, May 23, 1991 CRANFORD CHRONICLE A-5 Commentary Viewpoint Police, school officials join to promote safe prom weekend Woman charged with DWI Teacher offers insight Once again the Cranford Police Department and officials at Cran- after crashing into house To the Editor ford; High School 4iave- joined Memorial Day As; a concerned together to promote a hap: A 20-year-old Cranford woman Witnesses said Goncalves was taxpayer, I attended a Township I have a smoothly safe prom for the class ofi was charged Friday-with drivwg- bleecfag from her-moath^She-was- Some sights and sounds of Memond Day: i.,A,^ , run school where ; disruptive while intoxicated after she drove treated for facial injuries at The tricolor crepe paper streamers in the spokes of the child s bicycle Committee meeting May 15, which part of this effort the police de^ addressed possible ways to cut students are handled rapidly, partment and school officials have into the side "of a Raritan Road Union Hospital and released later as she tries^la&ay^hie^ of the4i^^ attendance rate, JR residence. that morning, according to the majorette's baton and the glistening sweat on the brow of. the sousa- hbudgetabBady : J jffie^zysuh^nessagednrfrontlid^ihd . pared by the Board of Education. b
Revision eyed to garbage raleS for businesses^ Fearing a garbage revolt by throw away office-generated gar- not be collected and must be cart- savings in tax dollars if the cus- borough business owners,. Dep- bage: such as paper towels, toilet ed away by a private hauler at the tomer-employee collection prac- you cant artment of Public Works chairman paper, scrap paper and any trash proprietor's expense. tice is eliminated. Albert Testa said last week that a . usually generated by an employee Further complicating the issue "By rights these businesses are major provision in the current or customer through the course of is that under the current or-, permitted to have their garbage garbage ordinance must be revi- a business day- dinance, employee-customer collected," said Testa; "If we col- 'sed; -:- •• •'• ••,'.'• " .. But under the same provision, generated garbage is only Deing lect for all the businesses it will PRESEASON COUPON That provision, unanimously garbage generated by a business's collected at a few businesses mean having to hire more public it's time to think about central air conditioning! I The affordable full- • Bag, or recycle your 1 approved without opposition last operations, such as hair.,clippuTgs while others have had to rely on ; works personnel." SNAPPER We enjoyecUmeeting so many of out readers as we year, permits business owners to from a barber for instance, will • dumpsters and a private hauler to Still, Testa stressed that he size mower. • • clippings wtth a vari- $ 00 handed out souvenir maps to the adults and helium- cart the refuse away. | • Big 21" cuttlrtfl deck, ety of accassorles. A COOL OO ?S 4Z0 would be happy with any action n Hl-Vac system for 100OFF filled balloons to the kids. According to Testa^ the current the Borough Council takes. • Snap^Credtt gives you DIAL REBATE more clean-up power. no monthly -payments We am a participating collection practice is Unfair. Buy your Rhec"1 Central RHEEM CENTRAL Councilmen, who are expected dealer in (he P.S.E S.G. "One way or the other this has I Easy-pull quick start. fpr 90 days> Ask your . Air' Cohdii 101*1 ing Unit AIR CONDITIONING Air Conditioning Rebate to take up the matter at an abb- dealerfor details . fronrt , Reel-St'ong and UNIT to be changed. We have to be fair program. • ers rieviated work session Tuesday save BIG BUCKS! across the board. Either we pick night, have not decided What ac- SNAPPER A DIVISION Of -fOKBES INC up for air the businesses or we tion, if any, they will endorse. Anyt*gLessJuslWon'tCutli. don't," Testa said. 5 Year Guarantee on Parts & Labor Fearing what may happen if But Mayor Joseph Rego has every business insists on having expressed his displeasure with 10 Year Compressor Guarantee its employee-customer generated any tinkering of the current or- garbage collected will mean to dinance stating that eliminating Uptn^ibli. ' public works employees, Testa collection entirely would be un- 332 North Ave E ® Cranford, NJ 272-7214 Siroct ilnu \ ' REEL-STRONG has said the borough would see a fair to the small business owner. 1/4 Mile Wost of GS Pkwy Exit 137 549 LEXINGTON AVENUE • CRANFORD • 276-0900 • •••••••^'^••••'•••••••••iHpMiHIHHMili Regional high school budget All Home Equity Loans to be reduced by $90^,000 CONTEST WINNERS: kenllyvbrttv N/FW commander John Sturtevant, left, and Breariey principal Linda Palumbo con- Are Not Created Equal The regional high school Board Will be the adult high school gratulate winners of VFW's "Voice of Democracy" essay con- of Education Tuesday accepted a program, which had been funded test, from left, Donna Cqmercl, first place, Marc Durahte, reduction of $900,000 to its $29.6 by the state, but will ho longer be. second, and Greg Ricks, third. At right is social studies million tax levy that had been Board members will attempt to teacher Dennis Dougherty, worked out that afternoon at a MOORGARD* Low Lustre make other cost reductions that P meeting of county.schools supe- do not have an impact on stude- LATEX HOUSE PAINT. • ' PEN PAL VISITS: Army 2nd Lt. Michael Samra, who returned : ; Long lasting beauty and weather-resistance rintendent Vifo Gagliardi, rep- nts. • ' . ' • ' '.•'.• • - in a beautiful low-lustre finish. Choose (torn recently from 5audi Arabia, visits his pen pals, from left, Abby resentatives of therregionalschool ovaf-l6QQ. custom, and readv-mixedcolors.. _.. Washute, Danny C3p'ncalves and Scott Ferguson in Angela board and members of the gove- The meeting with Gagliardi was MOORGLO Sot! Gloss rning bodies of the six sending MONEY LATEX HOUSE STRIM PAINT ifttorthington's third grade i at Harding School. They cor- called after representatives of the Boroughbriefs Distinctive sonygloss finish oNors outstanding districts. six towns failed to reach an ag- gloss and color retention lor all types ol eilenoi responded with him since Npvember. surfaces. Perfect lor repainting aluminum. Of that amount, $150,000 will be reement at a meeting May 15 to and vinyl siding. taken from the board's saving ac- review the defeated budget Food distribution UOOHLIFE™ Flat Finish Proposals had ranged from a $4 LATEX HOUSE PAINT count and the remaining $750,000 Residents who registered last week for free federal surplus food Bcaulilul flat finish lealutmg exceptional in cuts will be determined at the million reduction suggested by^ hiding and durability. Especially suited Mountainside officials by closing. may pick up the commodities from 1 to 4 pm. Wednesday at May 25th is the last lor exterior masonry and wood board's June 4 meeting. The ***:• board indicated-Tuesday, howe- one of the four schools to cutting Board of Health offices, 575 Boulevard. Applesauce, beans, only $100,000, raisins, fruit and canned beef will be given away. . < day to use your ver, that the first item to be cut Persons who fall within federal income guidelines and who \i § ! participate in government assistance programs may register at WAM coupons. FEATURING: that time for the next food distribution. Residents who did not Pupils to get elase-up look register last week, however, will not be eligible to receive food Don't miss out on Moan* • next week. ' v.:\ '••••..-.' • ••."'-•'''• " • "• .-.'.': the savings! The The Money Store gives you a low fixed rate ykko at governmental pperations more you spend, home equity loan so good, it's covered by our risk-free Seventh and eighth graders will as mayor; Susan Scheuerer, 14-day "Money Back" Guarantee:* get a first-hand lesson in muni- Council president; John Fay, fin- Memorial Day the more you save ance chairman; Christina (f you change your mind for any reason at all, just return cipal government when they par- The borough's annual salute to the war dead will take place at at John Franks. Crl IV fff (on- **w Y*u fjWI ticipate in the annual Youth in D'Emma, planning and zoning 11 a.m. Monday at the Veterans Center on S. 21st iStreet The the full net amount of your loan within 14 days of closing, chairman; Lori LoBlanco, public Government Day Tuesday at ceremonies will be held inside in case of rain. and we'll cancel your loan at absolutely no cost to you! Borough Hall. safety chairman; Lynne Tessier, public works chairman; Raymond *'•'-..•<•, • .' Coupons not t Thirteen pupils were chosen orsaleit&ns. To apply for a low fixed rate home equity loan you're frofti Harding and St Theresa Kung, fire and recreation chair- SAT man; Jessica Tripodi, borough at- Health meeting 6W''"«" guaranteed to like, call The Money Store right now - schools based on essays they R\INTS I wrote, which were, judged by y; Jennifer Ptiiui, g A special executive board we're open day and.night! teachers. They will tour borough Mi Sun Kim, police chief; Janine meeting of the Board of offices in the morning, have lunch Dawson, fire chief; William Dil- Health will be held next 1-800-1OAN-YES PARK decorating center at Schering-Plough Corp. and act lon, borough clerk, and Tara Thursday at 7 p.m.. to discuss VIETNAM MEMORIES: Vietnam veteran Robert Frankshun as "honorary" municipal officials Gorombey, tax collector. policy, it will take place at John franks 340 W.WMtftotd AiMMM Shbws Ipiig-range recohnalssance rations to Harding School during the day and at the Borough The magistrate and borough at- board offices, 575 Boulevard. THE MONET STORM RoMtePvfc.NJ07204 third graders in Angela Worthlngton's class, from left, Joe Council meeting that night Pupils torney will participate in Muni- A Tradition Since 1927 , Flat Clolhlag tai Ktotmatht far Mui ud WMHI . tHE VALUE OF THE INFOUMATWN WE OWE FREE W GREATER Rugglerio, Amy-Lynn Frankshun, Sebastian Kowalczyk and received their municipal "as- cipal Court proceedings June 3. - IVttldtonti Siml. W«UUW XSS-lPt Where America Goes For Money*" signments" by a drawing at the Joha Pr»»lu »d Major CradU Canb ACM^M Secondary Mortgage Loans Ankur Patel. His visit Is In observance of Vietnam Veterans borough clerk's office. Relatives and friends are invited THAU THE COST OF THE PRODUCTS WE BELLI Remembrance Day. : J '''Not avallablo In all stains (or all loan programs -certain restrictions apply. Participants are: Cheryl Moore to observe the Council meeting. [ore Kenilworth news on Page A-7 i Ucensed mortgage banker • NJ Dopt. of Banking • Hdqirs: 2B4O Morris Avo.. Union. NJ
• H Township Committee cuts 1 school levy: appeal expected (Continued from page A-l) Monday by appointing new board tions, we would look for other member .Torn Bonhag chairman. areas." .Bonhag was a, subcommittee Brownies raise a question: One area which the two boards chairman for the township's Citi- agreed on was the funding of zens Budget Advisory Committee capital projects. The board had The township said that members over 'the industrial arts wing at should serve on the committee. Thursday, May 23,1091 Brownie Troop 72 became con- this matter. The plastic market is CHS. and $30,000 ^o make the This is the fifth consecutive A-8 CRANFORD CHRONICLE cerned about recyclables at a a very difficult one at present" heating system -jnore efficient year that a Cranford school bud- recent Earth t)ay program at He also'said there is a shortage, of That money has been removed get has been defeated and this "J Union County College and asked manpower at the recycling center, from the current expense budget year's township-ordered reduction • troop leader Linda Flynn why which makes it difficult to. make at the township's suggestion and is the largest Cuts in the past ; Garwood doesn't recycle plastic • certain that the recyclables are the boards will explore options have ranged from $50,000 in 1987 Borougli Council cuts bottles. Unable to come up with sorted properly. such as capital leasing for a to $175,000 in 1989. an answer, the troop leader's "It's a combination of things why period of five years or. a bonding The contrast between the two husband, Daniel Flynn of 501 we don't recycling plastic;" Cruv referendum. boards was summarized when Center Stv raised the question at eoli said. "There are numerous Commissioners repeatedly Van Horn opened his presenta- . the May 14 Borough Council types.of plastics and I don't have scolded the school board for not tion Tuesday by saying he hoped meeting. the manpower to sort it We're following through on a manage- the meeting represented "the i Councilman Michael Crincoli, running into problems with ment study suggested last year by: dawn of a new era in our re- defeated school budget ecology Chairman, said, "I've been recycling. I think it's great for the the township. The board had" lationships. They have, been . in touch with Cranford on the environment to recycle plastic, but By Ellen Fellcotta i hired consultants who started a strained up to this evening." By : matter and have been told that there's no outlet for it and there-! .study but were unable to com- midnight, though, when the gqv- • Chronicle associate toe line^gray have to cut down. J you have to be very educated in fore it becomes a problem." t ._ _ _j . _. •• „ don't think we.can go anymore. plete it Schools superintendent erning body voted on the final list • Robert Paul completed the study of reductions, Vollerp, said of The Board of Education was u,s ^ ^ tjiacAyera?- The victonous Tuesday as^Borough average county increase for himself, but town elders. were school board "expenditures,: ; Council voted 4-1 to reduce only .-«... adamant about a professional "They're living in the past" $18,000 or the equivalent of one study this year to be conducted by a nonTeducation management con- sultant Force, in repeating that the school system is "top heavy," Pamela Janus 6f Arkansas will INJURED FIREMAN: First aid squad attendant measures said the board has "no credibility conduct three basket weaving} blood pressure of firefighter Paul Schroeder who bruised lig- ' »•"»»•>' compared to what other with the administrative level of classes at Washington Rock Girl aments in his left leg after almost falling through the attic floor. the school system." Scout Council, 201 Grove: St, as s Paul said that the school board Westfield. - Fund. It alsojdecided to cur- account has reduced the number Of dep- • Flat reed Williamsburg baskets Cause of Cranford house artment supervisors by three over will be made May 30, ovaJL key S the last few years by doubling upl style will be shown June 4 and the "departmental responsibilities;—~ •:'Willi'am~sburg""w'oricsh'6rjr"''w'illrbei"' fire remains undetermined In addition, the township called principal's office; new files and repeated June 13^ All classes are 7 Board president Stephen Lefc^.;'' Fire officials.Monday were un- Ms. McGirk was treated for for a school budget review com- to 10 p.m. Call 923-0152 to reserve carpeting. : mittee. Van Horn initiated this 'space..;. .'•' „.' -.'',.. . '...-.. Early into the joint meeting, it byre explained thattotal vms-fifr '•:•• able to determine.the cause of the bums on her arms and. legs arid ; rseen^;;;:.'doub^-/i^at:-'a*i;vagreer'; projects .figure only a^c( ijai^i > •vHigh'fSt^tt^ ^released ' later that day from- a "we have rib surplus.: If we'v^ttfte^ • bx)yeq a second-floor bedroom medical care unit in Clark. Her ment would be. reached between' 3eefeater^ two sides which- sparked the con- to be audited, it would, show ftp W and displaced a family oF four, last son was not injured. have no surplus/' ' - - V; Thursday^ Officials have dete- Vodka Gin sideration of an appeal by the Two engines and more than 15 Illter school board. Initially Councilmen Lefebvre said, "The administrate rmined that the fire was hot sus- 'firefighters lead by Lt Ronald . 1.75 Michael Crincoli, Charles Lom- tion and board .members haW; picious. Guertin responded to the smoky m worked hard to • Find, the, cuts" Investigators - said a resident, residence at .11-am., bringing the bardo and Walter Maszczak were LIQUOR AND CORDIAL SPECIALS steadfast in their desire to further necessary. We appreciate th.^';" Cleavern McGirk, 31, of.Ill High fire under control within minutes. - BHWB reduce the budget and Maszczak Council's insistence -that!' :,thj# St, was awakened at 11 a.m. by Fireman Paul Schroder, a I Old Smuggler Johnnie Seagrams VO Dewars. in particular felt strongly that voters have spoken and cuts •$%!'•. her son, Blakley, 4, after her member of the. County Haz-Mat Walker Red plus $3.00 MFGra necessary but also that the youjpfc. 1.75 Uter 1.75 Liter more than one tax point could be mattress unexplainably caught team, was injured after he fell 750 ml ,-1,75V cil is' supportive of the educa- fire.., '.• ' ..;• ••'.•• through a portion of the attic sliced.. Speaking in regard to ad- : Mayor tqm Dolly buys first Ruddy Poppy from ' $16" $-1399 :••• $• $26" ministrative salaries, an1 item tipnal system in Garw66d and we • She managed to drag the burn- floor. He was taken" to Union which was heavily debated at the were able to come to a resolution Auxiliary president Catherine" Madara. VFW and auxiliary ing mattress approximately 10 feet Hospital with bruised ligaments. I FranqeliCO Leroux without having to appeal the members, are selling popples at Pathmark, Kings and Quick Drambuie last meeting, Maszczak said, The : : from her bedroom and onto the Schroder was recovering Monday rildberries Schnapps. | percentage increase for these . process." .•' ' '' " '.. ' • '-.'•'.. Chek until Monday to raise money for disabled veterans and front lawn before firemen arrived at home, said Capt Robert Bend- 750 ml 750 ml uJ 1. liter ' p .•:! Superintendent Walter Boright family of deceased veterans. . but not before the blaze spread to lin.' •.'.••. . •.; •';••' .•'•••' •• • salaries should be held in line. I $ 99 $ ,99,. think next • year the contracts said, "I believe the Garwood a part of the attic, according to The American Red Cross has tn 15 19 i5" should be more in line With how Board of Education came up with fire officials. been helping Ms. McGirk, her son, the economy stands, 5 to 5 and figures' that we can live with. It VFW auxiliary installs new officers . By the time firemen arrived her fiance Arthur Brown Jr. and WINE & CHAMPAGNE SH-.TIAi. WAR'., D. ~K SPECIALS will mean some things will have . both mother and son were safely his sister Michelle Johnson with Photos by Dlftnne Deversop one half percent .increases. The New officers of; Ladies Auxiliary Fifth District senior vice pre- EGallo g, Ught. Dry BY THE NUMBERS: Denise Felice helps son Timmy play the to be forgone that we can live outside. •••'''. housing accomodations. $ J FAIR TIME: Adam Feszko plays tlc-tac-toe at Saturday's school board should look into this tp yFW Bay Leaf Post 6807 were sident Janice teusa installed the o Burgundy 10 "under 12-over 29 game" at PTA fair. not only for teachers but right, Jiip*lowith. It will mean some things will 1 Garwood PTAfalr atjVV^hjr^gn SphooJ, haye:to,be forgone tiiat'^elwPf" ''•'•''"• $ 99 f |4Lltar • 6 ' re to ;'#$r#^evgr; thp' ina^or aifbv •[.|t:. Fifty-three persons attended the Mother aiid son escape fire JsBlue :*12?*& : j|;^ J)rogramjat,,.the.,{)os|t I Robert Me DBS'' Council have indicated by their; 1 (Continued from page A-l) $ d9 dan discussions that they : want "to"' Connie, Goodell, junior vice „.._, May•'•.£ rJoseph'Loudermjlk, \dire o Sauvlg ^ Slsch Board of Education appoints new sident, Barbara .Yutz, secretary dot ot NJ.; Military and ^Veterans their expressions stunned as they •of the ceiling hang down, black- i6 t cooperate. They know we have' try to comprehend what they are S i.5llta 4 • 12 oL Bottles ' been acting frugally and it shows; Helen -Rita: Kilburg, treasurer AfFairs, was the speaker. He was ened and thick With soot; the win- By Donna Hendel decided that to continue ordering control borough finances meet the Winifred; Parrott, chaplain An- hearing. A few minutes later. 3 Carlo Ros rfel Natural Light clothes by gender might be con- same night "Nejptyear," he asked, that there is a good relationship introduced by auxiliary legislative dows knocked out by the intensity $7"! Chronicle associate gelina Simonet, conductress Luci- chairman Amy McHugh. Brown climbs the steps to inspect of the heat are now covered by >Chablis 24-12oz. Cans sidered sex discrimination.' "couldn't they meet on different between two governing bodies." ' : his home, his shoulders slumping $ "799 I ... Dolly, speaking 6£ the local,, lle Varela, guard • Eileen Fuhr, Mrs. Madara presented sixth plastic. .4 liter 99 Three personnel issues were After reviewing the petition, nights so that a concerned citizen trustees Margaret Castaldo and as the reality of what happened 5 $ 99 could attend both?" He also said a . regional school budget, which wa£ grader Jennifer Evaris with a $50 Turning to leave, the dresser is 1 [Coor24-12 oz.s Bottle Returnabtea plU5$t.50"doposis t 10 . resolved during executive session Lefebvre said quietly, "We will try Ariri Guerriero, patriotic iri- savings bond as winner of the sinks hv .Sutter Home idre Champagne to rectify the problem before it is seat belt law has passed the as- also approved Tuesday after cuts, . structor Rae ICleyenger, historian Outside, Ms^ Jackson was con- yisible...and the blackened re- Extra Dry of Tuesday's meeting of the Board totaling $900,000 were made said, auxiliary-sponsored essay contest |Wht1eZlnfandel Becks $ 99 of Education. too late." sembly and is headed for the Lotti,e (Sworen, flag bearer Lena soled by neighbors, sobbing, "I mains of what Used to be Ms. $ 79 16 Senate. "Could I ask this board to "I respected the regional school The organization will meet at McGirk's doll collection. They are 1| 750 mi 3" 750 m. *2 24 -12 oz. Bottles The school physician selection Eighth grader Chrissy Moore Cummings and. banner bearer don't know what we're going to 1 support this bill?" he said. board for the work they did and I 7:30 p.m. June 5 and a yard sale is an eerie reminder of how power- Good through 5/28/91. All Ml* Hams Bra caih and carry; dellvefy available, o " wrapping and liquor was changed to appoint Dr. Epi- read a letter oh behalf of the en- Elizabeth Alimpnti. planned June 8. do, where are we going togo? " I batkttt available. Management may Jlmlf quanlHios. Not naponslblo (or typo arrore. Tnli coupon must tire graduating class, requesting Ideas expressed by residents for thank the mayors and governing Inside the house the acrid smell ful , fire is...and how lucky I be pTMented at time o' purchase. The price* In this ad are *et by DHtrlcks and may not be available at fanio Calcara of Center Street to bodies of the six towns for their _ other locations.'All prices DO NOT Include ules tax. , ••' . - replace Dr.' James Sorger. Cal- that the former cap. and gown future goals included an increase of smoke and burnt wood is Cleavern McGirk and her son, re- policy be reinstituted. , • ' in writing, more emphasis on es- strong. The house is dark. At the ally are Still, a family is homeless I DinRICK'S DISCOUNT WINES & LIQUORS cara, an internist, had been rec- having the: fortitude to work Downed light pole backs up traffic ommended by the school nurse Maggie Sytko of Hickory Street timation, a substance abuse aw- top of the narrow staircase, the and certain keepsakes of their life ; was worried about the gifted and areness program for pre-iK to something out to avoid going to A tractor trailer truck that repairs bedroom door is charred, one and times cannot be replaced. But I 2 North Avenue • Garwood •789-0525 and superintendent of schools the state commissioner. I'm. j summonses; were is- Mon.-Sat. 9 am to 10 pm* Sunday. 1 to 8:30 • • Walter Boright The annual talented program. "What will eighth grade, creative writing, knocked over a traffic light stan sued; wall torn apart where firemen at- they are here to talk about happen in September," she asked, additional concentration on lite- pleased we came up with a' chion last Thursday tied up traffic tempted to head Off the fire. Parts it.many never get that chance. pta >• ••''Valuable Coupon Good Thru 5/28/91 •• "• •• ,"••..•*•' stipend is $2^00. ^00,000 cut^: . .-•/•..• Maureen Mahoney's reap-' "and why not expand the G & T rature, even , in the primary for more than 90 minutes on program to younger, grades? grades, library' skills, . public The maydr said that a regional North Avenue, said police; SAVE • SAVE • SAVE • SAVE • SAVE • SAVE ppintment as a full-time non ten- study has been proposed on way^ ured math and computer teacher Something has to be done." speaking, improvement in spel- Investigators said the truck, ling, encouragement of story tel- to cut the budget arid the.po&\ NOW OPEN was approved for 1991-92. , Lefebvre ^answered, "Mrs. Car- sibility of closing a school Dolly driyen by Howard Jennings, 45, of olyn Warchol and I have met with ling, emphasis oh studyvvtecti-'. •New York; was attempting toi The board voted not to reap- niques, and more school spirit ' said, "At this point I am not in point Bernadette Anyzek as a full- you and we're trying to do what favor of closing any school es;r make a right tiifn onto Walnut time non-tenured Spanish ; and we can. We will refer this issue to A certificate" of; appreciation Street at 3:55 p.m. when tiie rear: was presented to Patty Marseglia ; specially since we are in the midst study- skills teacher. In a un- the education committee and will of a baby boom. Garwood in the portion of the trailer struck the anticipated . move, Anyzek Was Work together with the board." for her service on the bbbrd. light stanchion oh the northeast . Recent members Robert McCajy last few years, has double digit terminated immediately, effective In agreement was Patty Mar- inflation in new children. This comer of North Avenue causing it yesterday. She will be replaced by seglia of Liberty Court "Just a^ rick and George. Hoff also will to fall into the westbound lane. receive them. year there is a ?5 percent in- Judith" Buelileiy.••'"a-.permanent special education student heeds' crease, therefore, I can not see Some debris ' struck a county- substitute teacher through June. are being met, so must the needs closing school with the expense of owned vehicle that was driving Citizen participation was leng- of. gifted and talented children. SECRETARY ELECTED five to 10-fold re-opening or reb- behind the truck. The driver was thy and lively. Many of the issues We don't want to run the risk of Mary Ann Hirsch of Garwood uilding them later. I will only okay riot injured. seemed to take the board by boring the students," she said. She. has been elected corresponding the closing of a school if the regi* • Local Artists secretary of, the Union County With the assistance of state arid • Quality surprise. also wondered about the com-: onal study shows that it is neces- Exhibits bined position of director of cur- Legal Secretaries Association. county police, traffic was rerouted Custom Framing Iw Castaldi Of Myrtle Avenue sary." .'••••••• ••' : • .. -;•••; while Department of Transporta- raised concern about the safety of riculiim and special services: "Ish't this too much for one per- tion personnel made temporary Daily 10-5:30 and playground equipment at Wash- 1 105 Walnut AVG. by appointment ington and Lincoln schools. "I son to do?' she asked. Cranford 709-8011 Closed Sun. & Wed. request and recommend that the Bbflghf explained that the com- playground be researched, bined position is not the best sol- L The Oil Boiler It checked for safety and be rep* ution but is necessary due to • ^L»^ I mi ; laced, by state-of-the-art equip- budget constraints. He said it will ment," she said. Board president mean additional work for the per- STATI »AJlM Pap To Buy Stephen Lefebvre agreed to dis- son to be hired, but the position Memorial Day service NT has beeji, expanded from ,10.5 TheWeil-McLa|n68 cuss the issue with Castaldi after The borough's annual Memorial Day tribute will be held at noon high-errkiency oil boiler frrtREE-LEGQED RACE Contestants include Jessica DeFeke, the meeting. Y months to 12. •deft, and Marlssa Hamilton. / Pam Plummer raised a point Monday at the Knights of Columbus hall. The guest speaker is NTEREST can pay for itself in a few While eighth graders dis- Viebiam veteran Emmett Garner of Garwood. The program is INSURANCI tributed to the board copies of a about report cards. Asking why V short years with the ^ ••.->'. ;...•• '. • • • • sponsored by the Public Celebrations Committee. . V . . • ' , ' • ' . . • . .• • . . • ' petition signed by pupils, Janet they will be mailed the.day after money it saves by using Moore of East Street as>ed, "Why school is out instead of brought E less oil. The 68 uses far il; 7 residents graduating today at UCC has the policy of cap and gowns home on the last day of school as less oil to produce the kSeventeen Garwood residents Anne -, Kelley and Gretehen for the graduating class been USUal.' '. •';•. . - "•' . '•.;• • •.'••' Teachers lionored PTO24 same amount of heat as jare candidates for associate deg- Trembulak changed? Why aren't the school Boright responded, 'Teachers Stai an old, inefficient boiler. Garwood PTA held a teachers appreciation assetnUy May 8, ftees at.^ Union County College's In addition, former borough colors of blue aiid gold being have a difficult time getting marks And the 68 oil boiler will used?"- -'\: • '•• .- .,•••'•.!••• done ori time and accurately. , Children read a few words or a poem they wrote about a favorite ONTHSTO j57th commencement today at 6. resident Jennifer Haydu Morari of provide uniform comfort, ,'They are: Karen Tomchak and They stay one d[ay after school is teacher. First grade teacher Linda Posunko and social studies Clark will receive an associate. Boright responded, "The colors teacher David Bernosky received plaques in honor of their 26 and Fan HOME, AUTO, wall to wall, floor to i^ames Trembulak, both majoring degree in professional nursing. are still being used. The gowns out of session to finish up eve- rything." 25 years of service, respectively. and KUSIN'KSS Y ceiling, regardless of in business-computer information ;,...... are all blue with gold trim. It was outside temperature. systems; Vincent Donofrio, Rich- More concerns about special grd Kamuda, Rosemarie Mazzeo, education were raised by Nick WEIL-mclAIN 1 Ferrara of Hazel Avenue. 'There PTiitoinst^ f •/M LOCKS, B££5£. has been a lack of observation, r—** feSTJT Passenger injured slightly in collision PTA officers for 1991-92 will be installed at the organization's \MA ctivil-construction engineering evaluation and , timely com- SAFES, A 49-year-old Scotch Plains man filed. munication by th^e child study final meeting this year at 7 p.m. next Thursday at Lincoln School. Me iiu OCUUJH jriuuib mail iiicu. • , 'IJ^ • \w\ ^technology; Jeffrey Wanca; 06 M lALcoricerLby pupils in grades 4 to 8 will follow the meeting and 'DECORATIVK HARDWARE tjriminal justice?; Larry Dcntz, was treated and released Sunday The drivei- of ^.ffff^i ^; w\\4 liberal arts-communication; Wil- froiromm uvenooOverlooKk Hospitanuspiuul followinlouowing tifieduneu . a-as Jetwe«w»»~.y7 . wayer---»— ,• Zi•, ,vi dividual education plans, he said, work will be displayed from industrial arts, home economics and n i nun jiam Cimino Jr.. arid Christina a collision at the intersection of Scpteh Plains* told police that, ri^ are 27 days late/Speaking about art classes. A science fair from grades 6 to 8 will be featured. JujDUTdlltc. LOCK SHOPS ON WIII:I:LS pobis, liberal arts-education. Center Street and South Avenue. was driving west at 9 P^^W"6" the hiring of a director of cur- DENIS A. DANKOSKY •JResidents who are candidates The man, identified as John Sikora made a left turn in front ot riculum and special services, Agflnt "YOUR LEADER IN SERVICE" (&r associate degrees in profes- Barrow HI, complained of knee Ferrara aricl Bob Plummer of Cat license renewal • 104 Walnut Avenue Barropain aftew IIIr th, ecomplaine '88 Hondda hofe waknes ea his car.; „ . ' «t, sional nursing are: Elizabeth — Sikora'told police she was mak- Second Avenue asked whether a Cranford, NJ 07016 passenger in collided with an '83 parent could sit on the hiring Cat oVraers must renew their pets' licenses during June at the 1 General Medical Center School of Buick driven by Dana Sikora, 18, onting oa Centeleft turr nStree fromt whn South, Avenue 276-0088 5115 W. UVs v. Uosilli pursing,: Marjie Hattiiltoh, Jen- committee. Lefebre said the input borough clerk's office. The fee is $6.20 for cats that have been Stalo Forrn U/« InsuraJK* Company ' 11-800-242-0216 of 30 North Ave. Barrow was ontlisioon Cente occurredr Street^when. She told, th police cole : neutered and $9.20 for those that have not been. iijifer Haydu jand Anne PennellaV id t Mayer's ^ac- would be valuable. Hom«0(ficd:Bloomlnglon,lllJnols .: 'Otter Availahlt} To Credit Approved Custumers • Limited Time Otter : : taken toto OverlooOlkk bby ththe GarwoodGd' she did not see Mayer's car, ac- •', "" ' '.••' '. .'. •' ' •'•'•:•. • ••'..•." . • " Muhlehberg Regional Medical Bill Nierstedt of Hickory Aver •• •• • • Center School of Nursing, Sharon First,Aid Squad. No charges were cording to the traffic report nue noted that both bodies that I.-J
A-IO CRAMFORD CHRONICLE Thursday7May23,~199r Thursday, May 23, f991 CRANFORD GHRONICLE A-ll" Births Kevin and Therese Koellner of Victim of multiple sclerosis could be homeless by June Cranford Child Care Center Cranford announce the birth of their third, child; Connor James, April 29. at SL.Barriabas Medical 9y Georgia Vosiiiakl8 wins national accreditation Center. Connor is the brother of forts, now." •' : Chronicle associate Meola said she has received hood professionals. ieyyt 2' A; and Sr. Hiis Cranford Child Care is among "trquhUess tblephone calls and let- y Hitti sis not meant' to grandparents are William and. Cranford resident Anne Marie ypg Amy Fiver son weds Dolores Koellner of Cranford and ters from other disabled in- in the United States .to be acc- replace parents' on-site vistte^tit^ o Meola may be forced to move out dividuals whom she has tried to centers as a means for selecting Joseph and Doris Chencharik of of her second-floor North Avenue redited by the National Academy Brick Town. Blanche Curcio of advise through their efforts to of Early Childhood Programs.' The the program that best meets their fr Kass March 17 pjj »>w n«aiti*ty,M*ir**hiV***X*hjft&qwn9»*nUa\mfml>tm «• l It mouth Race Track at a cost of $6 The group is seeking donations cercer's Circus" for children age 3 in Cranford, the full development Lose weight fast and keep it off. to 8 at 1:30 p.m. June 2 at Terrill 499-7177 the summer of 1992 and the eli- The Amtutng Micro Die! for transportation and admission; of items that can be sold for $1 or ghttt you • nutritionally; Middle School, Scotch Plains. The mination of eight associate degree of the Elizabeth campus by com- Aug. 11, Poland Springs, Maine, more, but no furniture^ clothing or Scotch Plains, Fanwood pleting the renovations of the ' complete program that VIA members win program is sponsored by Jewish . &VldniM programs. ; makes the poundi for six nights at a cost of $319, and bulky items. Call 486-0230, 245- former . headquarters of Eli-. yanlth._but won't leave-.... Nov. 10 to 16, Hilton Head; S.C., at 0036 or 889-1694 or drop them off Community Center of Central .Dedicated to quality, value & Berytea 1975 UCC president Thomas Brown : you (eellnf hungry. Call three state awards New Jersey. Tickets are $5 in ad- said, "It is likely this budget crisis, zabethtown Gas bulldeing, and today for more ;. a cost of $357, Call Mary Gos- at the church hall after 4 p.m. May information. vance and $6 at the door. Call which is cumulative, Will continue renovating the Plainfield Center. Two members of Village Imp- dnsky, 276-9149. 31.. Volunteers also are needed for into the near future." . ••.•;. -At seen tin The Amazing rovement Association received a the event .'.'..' "Once ;we eliminate or dis- Mkro Ditt Show slarriiiK John A. Williams, Jr., DM0 Copies of a 200-page report have continue programs and courses MOO Cathy Let Crosby • been distributed to full-time with low enroUments, we will The Amazing Micro Diet Announces the Opening employees of the college. In a have. a need for fewer facilites," ta ' memorandum, Brown . said. ; 1-800-732-09S7 of his Office Brown said. 'Wre Not Just Bagles" AFTER SCHOOL ^ BEAGUEST For the Practice of General Dentistry V 1457 Riuitaii Road AT YOUR OWN PARTY! Clark, NJ 07060 For Children Ages 542 Let BAGEL AMERICA Cater Your Next Affi (Formerly of Kenilworth) JM1ES F. KEEFE, P.C VINCENT R. VICCI, JR..O.D Includes 3, 4 & 5 Day Programs • Birthdays!. .•::•>:•'/ Counsellor at Law • Graduations! '•')• Day and Evening • Fam|ly vision Care • Outdoor Play • Sports • Christenings! , 190 NORTH AVE. EAST • Binocular Vision and Office Hours Available P.O. BOX 158 Perception • Arts & Grafts •Games • • Parties of Any Kind! f • fun * And more! By A^omtinent 9O8-276-4S67 CRANFORD, NJ. • Contact Lenses • Vacation day available CLEVELAND PLAZA 276-1100 • 276-4766 • Sports Vision 123 North Union Avo. 276-959K /V;Guicle to Service^ arid Activities. Residential a ComrnarcW RMI Estato. Closings TRANSPORTATION FROM WESTFIELD Cranford Wills, Ettats* A Trusts 123 N. Union Ave • Cranford Commercials & 8maB BUSITMM Matten _• CRANFORD & GARWOODSCHOQLS DrVbreo 272-1133
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Ai r A-14 CRANFORD CHRONICLE Thursday, May 23,1991 . Thursday May 23,1991 GRANFORD Baseball team takes three straight; Of all American holidays, there is no greater celebration of freedom^ Western Grain-Fed meat. And the Chicken is cut from the breast of dinefies tie the pur Kings Country Farhi Fresh Chickens, the freshest birds in town. than Memorial Day. : ••'•••• ' • ' • ••'•'''""': .• 1 IrLthe spirit of the occasion, our stores are decorated in festive red, When it comes to our skewering your Kabobs, the choice is yours By Al Lies "" ahead, 8-4. then Don Sammet Tim Kaufman and Peter Ac- again. We'll prepare them either with our own fresh Tomatoes, Sports Writer * singled him home, making the comando. The other run scored - white and blue and our aisles offer you a bounty of American foods. on an error. ; Big No. 16!Luan Ahmetaj and close by adding two more in the Come to our Butcher's Corner for the widest selection of the Peppers and Onions or with no vegetables at all. fifth inning;, making the score 5-4..- they scored four in the top of shortstop Jose Rodriguez did a : choicest meats. : Elsewhere at Kings, our American inspirations go-from the most job against Middlesex High But here came Rodriguez arid the second on Accomando's 2 run delectable Maryland Soft-Shell Crabs in our Seafood Corner to our School last Thursday to lead the Bears; With bases loaded and double, followed by Chris Park- You can take your choice of five different cuts of our tender USDA Brearley to a 9-6 victory, which two outs, he blasted his base- hill's triple. . Choice London Broil. Whichever cut you prefer, you can count on us own New England Baked Beans in our Deli Corner. means the Bears have clinched a clearing triple, putting Brearly Oratory scored four runs in the tie for the Mountain Valley Con- scoce.,9-4. . bottom of the 3rd and in the. 4th to to trim it to one-eighth of rat or less before we weigh it to give you And for more American favorites, our Farmer's Corner offers you ference, Valley Division baseball Cffrey. showed signs of tiring in make the score 8 to 5 after four the best value, everything from the sweetest Texas Honeydews to the juiciest championship. the seventh when the Blue Jays innings. Or take your choice of four different styles of unmatched Kabobs, Carolina Peaches.. Ahmetaj, the Bears' first.base added a couple of runs, but Kauf- The Bears added four- more man, had four runs batted, in for man came in to close the. door, runs in the top of the 5th on a;2- The Steak is USDA Choice Sirloin, The Lamb is our USDA Choice So make the choice to shop at Kings for a corner on quality in the day. fte tripled in two in the getting the last two batters to fly run single by Mike Emery and an II American and each cube is cut from the leg. The Fork is the finest every corner of the store. It's worth every penny. first inning and blasted a two-run out to left field. Final score Bears RBI single by Jose Rodriquez. home run in the third inning. 9, Middlesex 6. The 4th run scored on an error. Bear coach Ralph LaConte an- Rodriguez put the game out of The Bears scored six more runs BUTCHER'S CORNER FARMER'S CORNER GROCER'S CORNER FREEZER CORNER COUPON CORNER reach in the fifth inning by blast- nounced after the game that the in the 6th on one hit and five iiig a bases loaded triple. Bear Bears have been seaded No. 1 in walks. Accomandq's two-run USDA Choice Beef Sweet Ripe Texas Maxwell House • 4 . • • • •"• • * • • pitcher Chris Carey earned the the North Jersey, Section 2, Group single was the only hit of. the in- 99 .rx IA11 Varieties victory with relief help in the I state tournament He added, ning. .•••-..• . Shoulder . Honeydew Coffee Vegetables i6oz7 seventh jnhing from Tim Kauf- "This win was a real team effort 99 Petite Corn, Petite Peas, Mixed •Doritos fiTIlk man. Carey was our big pitcher for this Joe Sibilia picked up his second London Broil ib lb. Regular (13 oz. can) or big game.'.' J win of the season in relief, of Melons 5.6 lb. avg. French Roast (12 oz. can) Vegetables or Parisinne Carrots The Bears; jumped off to a 3-0 Kevin Bell. Joe pitched, the final Sirloin-Tip or Rump , •TORTILLA 3" lead in the first inning when Chris The Bears are ,19-2 overall for London Rmil lh. *2.49 Seedless Gourmet Hot House Mr. Coffee Coffee Filters Seabrook Gold Label Vegetables four innings, allowing five hits, Cucumbers ea- 99* iCHIPS 7 oz. bag ^ j Parkhill singled, Mike Archibald the season and 13-1 in the con- striking out three and walking Top-Round London Broil lb. '2.99 Basket or Junior (100 ct.) Peas, Broccoli Florets or ference. . : Jersey Fresh Scallions ...___^_3/*L reached on an error, and'Ahmetaj ' .two. '. .''•'. • . 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The bottom of the 5th, and the game and Shabazz 15-6, this past week. Lucash and Montrbss. The score Ketchup lb. 12 oz. btuO^ SIGNATURE CLUB The Cougars lost twice to-Union was Cranford 6, Shabazz 3. Eicke, Carney and DiPaolo led Minute Maid Relishes 10 oz. jar 6>9' also set back Union Catholic to Cougars shot their lowest team remained tied until the top of the the Cougars in hitting with two C SPECIALS raise their record to 1&-0-1. Catholic, scoring 5-0 in a May 14 The Cougars added two more Kings Country Farm Fresh $J99 I Hamburger Dill Slices _pt. jar 89 score in recent memory as three 8th, when with one out Don each. Eicke had a double and a Orange Juice Take advantage of our weekly iQood 5/19/91-5/25/91 1U1S0" Westfield, fresh off their regi- players recorded their best ever Dayon singled, stole second and game and 3-2 Monday. runs in the second inning when single while Carney and DiPaolo Vegetarian Beans __. V lb. can-,219$* ,j irnembersronly savings*'<> Cranford's co-captain George both Schmidt and .Eicke. soored. Chicken QQC prom Cqncentrate, V4 gal. . * • Limit one coupon/Item per customer . • score iift competitt A v •••,'.! B-2 CRANFORD CHRONICLE Thursday May 23,1991 Thursday May 23,1991 CRANFORD CHRONICLE B-3" Cranford Baseball League action for the week Bowling The latest in local soccer action Littman, Adam Loffredo, Dan Quinan, Sean Commanches Cardinals team. • Brent Heck scored two runs for the Braves Martin and Steve Demeier. 3 second hatf goal was answered by two Rebel Pappacoda, Emily Taylor and Chris Jorn hel- AA league The Red Sox again w,ere led by their "M &' and did a good Job behind the plate. Andy and. Patrick Maher combined for a picture Pawnees riots, however/turned on the offensive pre- an assist from Eric Ferrerla. Ferrelra had many scores. The Patriots; however, turned on the ped at the fullback positions. .6 M Boys" Eric Messner and Finn McKenna. perfect goal as Frost one-touched Maher's Mohawks Kovall. Rich Pollack and Heck all pitched for -HILLSIDE PTfitW Cranfordgirls ssure after Tim Meyer had an exciting score shots on goal, but was hot able to connect. offensive pressure alter Tim Meyer had an STANDINGS 6 ''EM'^ . the Braves and combined for 10 < - - - 'era-Brian Matt-Evana^a-detandefr-wae-able to score a . throW-ln over the goalie's head form 25 yards COUGARS 7, RAZORBACKS 5 Apaches exciting score from his mldfield position. Mid- BLUE LIGHTNING 3, RED REBELS 0 9 over the centerfleld fence and-doubled while Harley, Jeff Baer and Ron Kulik, now with the goal unassisted. Robby Hubbuch scored wrth out. Robert Sands contributed strong mid-field .The Cougars beat the Razorbacks 7-5 with Blue division "Hoover" McKenna came in In relief of pitcher Hillside Angels 55.5. 40.5 fielders Brian Harley,, Jeff Baer and Ron Kullk, The Blue Lightning fought off a determined line pitching from Jim Laos, Anthony Viso and TIGERS 8, REDS 6 .Traveling (cams help of the wind, made it very difficult' for an assist from Blelickl. Final goal came from play and defenders Chris Johnson, Ed now with the help of the wind, made It very . effort by the Red Rebels to come away with a Andrew Schmltt and limited the Cards to oriel Newcomers 54,5 "41.5. Ryan Rellry. Going the distance (or the Raz- • The Tigers continued their winning streak Wostfiold to cross the mldfield line. Forwards Billy Crecca ori an assists from Heck. Sweenfey, Robbie Schipper and Shaun.John- difficult for Westfield to cross the mldfield line. well played 3-0 victory, The offensive punch - Spartans Memorial league hit while shutting them out over the final four . 45 orbacks was Steve Mllanowicz. Hitting power with this very"well matched game. Pitching for Pinettes ' 51 Mike Tretola,' Ryan Kullk and John, Healey .• Midfield and defense were working the field son came on strong in. the second half to Forwards Mike Tretola, Ryan Kullk and John was provided by Andy Bausph's.three goals Hawkeys Innings. . • • the Tigers! were Kevin Slattery and .Chris QU- SOC-HERS 3, BRIDGEWATER 0 and ball well. Total Centennial domination keep Cranford In the lead. Goal tender Devin gp?^ r ,48.5 47.5 continued to appf:oach the goal area jiume- Healy, continued to approach the goal area for the Lightning. The offensive maneuvers for Gators bertson. The Soc-Hers travfl|Bd in RririppwaiBr anH ruled In these two games. Klebaur made some timely sves In the first long double, Andy Newklrk andd V Visi o with two ' . Ang»ls 5, Cardinals 3— dfcll g -41.5- -rnim tlmnn with Hoaloy sroriTj **"* *i»l"Q g°al- niimpr'nng times with Healay scoring the Melng the Lightning were spearheaded by the fine Misfits" decisively defeated the home teamby a".score 1 Goalie Oave Feder added-another shut out - : —singles each. Bobby Courtney, Brian Sharp, Cougars ' The Meeker Sharkey Angels defeated the led in runs.' Andy Nordstrom doubled and . Innings^., allowing only two runs. Gllbertson Gennaro Somnria performed weinn'hls'dutios na!t to Keep trie game close. — -— goairGennaroSommapertormod-weHln hl« held the Reds scoreless In the crucial sixth Rascals 37, 59 of ,&O. lrt spite ol the heat, tho Soc-Hers to the team. Defense and mldfleld saw. that no g pg Nick Williams, Joe,,Sob6n and Guy Patterson "Huskies'". Builders General Cardinals by a score of 5-3. scored while rookies "Dirt" Donovan and Tim as goal keeper; CRUSHERS 7, BRIDGEWATER 4 duties ds goal keeper. Stabile, Mike Spattro, and CairJIn West. Andy 3 7 behind the fine pitching of Chris Sands and Meyer-singled tojound_putjhe ojense^^ Inning, certifying the^victory. Dave Eiirell again played tirelessly'both offensively and defe- ball went past them and therefore there were «lso hit for trie Cougars. Outstanding fielding. Razorbacks The Crushers scorod seven goals' from Bausch scored his first goal on a lead pass 19. Kevin O'Donnell. The win was the 10th of the Cardinal pitcher Craig Frost baffled Sox .Kit- scored twice on stealsTand again on an RBI High games were bowled by Roe Lutt. 182: ^mmymy. :: ,:. ''..:.: . /.._._.../ . ,_ CENTENNIAL 7, MAPLEWOOD1 ;_no atternptsonltheCenteDnlalttoal, 1 plays were provided for the Cougars by Nick seven different players In routlngBridgewter,- - PATRIOTS 3, N. HUNTERDON 1.-'- '--•- _from_Chris_D'Ambola._ Sharon Ma|ors,_Holly^ season for the division leading Angels. Sands ters throughout as he limited the division triple bottod by Ben Grad.. Arush Pandya Maria Lowe, 177; Dottle Metehnlk, 175; Bon- „ Thj)i,first hatf ended with.no score, but the On Mother's Day the' Maplewood Cougar, Proper ball control has.dominated the suc- WllllanvLWtth two grabs of lortg fly balls and : :-7-4,-~--; ;- •-.-,.•' '. - • •' An outstanding performance by goalie PauUch, and Bobby Nowlcki combined to halt and O'Donnell combined.to strike out 10 bat-, leaders to seven hits while striking out four srrfeshed a triple In the fourth, winning- an- : nle Clerkowskl, 161; RHa Stiles, .161; Cathy , '•* ball Was In the Brldgewater half of the field team came to Centennial's. Orange Avenue • cesful season of the Centennial Team. Pas- T Chris Qulgley at second base. Hitting for the Gold division N Cr&nford 5-4 scored five goals In.the first Gennaro Somma led the Patriots to a victory the thrust of the. Rebels. Bausch punched In" ters while giving up seven hits. - batters. Craig also doubled in two plate ap- other RBI. Dan Wolf scored a double In the Massonl, 156;: Mary Carvalho, 150. • High rnost of the time. sing; • dribbling, pnd^falntlng were ever pre- Razorbacks were Tim Ryan, Jeff Hayeck, Greg field. Three minutes Into the first half. Cen- half. Winger Rul Fernandas started tho spree over an energetic Cobras team. The first half the second goal after Klmberty Schrelber in- Leading the way for the Angels' offense was pearances. fifth ahd Matt Zanes and Brian Sullivan played sories were by Stiles, 447; Massonl, 424; Lutz. ; The'§bc-Hers took full charge of the gamo tennial opened up the scoring from forward valient and theieanj.aemonstrated. Set-ups and Steve Mllanowicz, and Torn Barret.' Mustangs 11 1 with a breakaway shot just a minute into the saw the Cobras initiate numerous offensive tercepted a Rebel pass at' rrildtteld. The Greg Bazllus with a double, two-run homer Justin Matuslak and Mike Tears both sing- well In the field. . . 404; Metehnlk, 404; Carvalho, 404. In We second half starting with a nifty, tap of •• Eric Ferrelra's first goal on a beautiful cross were midfielders pass to- defense while for- Falcons game. Adam Buccarelll tallied the next goal on drives that wore held In check by the tight . Rebels rallied In the second half on the fine 9 2 and two runs scored. Also driving In runs led and Joe DeCandla drove homo the lone .For the Hods, Brett scored a home run In thai ball past the goalie by left wing Abby ward position themselvs for plays and follow COUGARS 14, QATORS 9 from right win Justin Metuslak. Eight minutes a fine shot on not. Quccarelll assisted In the defense of Jim Doane, Chris Sbaratta, Pat play of Allison Lombardo, Charles Keller, drew Wildcats , 1- 3 were Jimmy D'Arcy with a two-run double and Cardinal tally on a fielder's choice. trio frith, John a triple In the'fifth, and Evan Dreyer. Uron Frelnd then booted the ball Into through with goals simply delighted the spec- The Cougars beat the'Gators' 14-9 In sly Into the the first half, Ferrelra scored again, next score with a beautiful pass;to set up Mamrak and Andy Hubbuch. John Heale/s D'Amlco and.Mark Harley while Glna Callenni, . Bulldogs Mike Bazllus with a R$U- single. Kevin With the victory the Red Sox uppod their Marx whacked a double In the first and fifth. the right comer of the net! Scoring ended with tators. . • Innings Sunday afternoon behind a balanced 4 8 colectlng a pass from midfielder Robby Hub- Shaun Weedon's tlp-in-goal. Crushers Jay strong move to the goal resulted In a tie game Glan Serplco, and Mike Rrttleberger, tightened O'Donnell and Eric Patterson each had sing- record to 11-2 and clinched first place in tho Dan Trout hit a single In.the fifth. But It.was , a beautiful.long, hard shot by-Diana Richards' buck. Soon after left wing Willy Corbislero hitting attack; The lead see-sawed back and Eagles 4 8 UCCadds . Whalen -and Paulo Fernandas completed the Just minutes before the half. down on defense. Outstanding mldfleld play Is forth throughout most of the game, but Jim 1 les to aid. the Angel attack. Infietder Pat Maher Gold Division for tho second consecutive year. Jesso's homo run In the first Inning that put . which deflected into the net. passed to midfielder Tim Blelickl. the latter CELTICS 3, E. BRUNSWICK 2 credited to the Rebels' Colleen Tretola, Karen Bruins 1 scoring as Crantord led 5-1 at the half. The second half saw the Patriots begin to Laos came In relief to hold the Gators. Lead' 10 and catcher Joey McComb had outstanding tho Tigers on their toesi Matt Rausch hit a The defense of Alana Doty, Amy Pidgeon. scored the third goal. The. fourth goal Was The Celtics mounted a wild second-half Poleshuck,: Billy Walshs and Ellzaboth Coccla. , The Crushers scored two more goals In the increase their control of the game. Wings Ing the hitting for the Cougars was Nick Will- 'defensive plays for the Angels to help pre- GIANTS 10, DODGERS 5 slnglo In the sixth and Dave Rasheed and Jenny Sands and Erica Platt effectively shut scored by Bldlckl from a pass from Metuslak., comeback to pull out a critical victory against Pat Mohoney played a fine game In goal for second half.-Midfielders Kevin Fbeley kicked a Mike Tretola and Ryan Kullk moved the ball ams wtth three hits, and Andy Newklrk, Greg serve the victory. . The Giants scored two runs In the bottom of Whit Percy playod well. ' July eamp . down-any offensive action of the home team'. Thp fifth .goal was scored by Fenelra with an one of the flight leaders. E. Brunswick held a teh Rebels while Steve Bobrowskl came very Minor league patented.'-Feoloy Floater" over the keeper's downfleld numerous times feeding Healey. Dorsett, and Laps with two hits each. Chris The Cardinals were led by the. fine! play of the ' first Inning against the Dodgers on Forwards Amy Mate; Heather Simpson, Rlch- assist from midfielder. Brent Heck.. . 1-0 halftlme lead and scored a quick goal at close to tightening the score on a blast that head-for the first tally. Andy Kovall's per- with passes that resulted In his added two Qulgley and . Ryan Rellly also hit for the shortstop Brendan Keeley ahd centerflelder Thursday at Memorial, Setting the table early arda, Dreyer and Frelnd continually pounded In the flrsl half, Centennial's constant pre.- the beginning of the second half on a direct caromed off the goal bar. The scoring was slstanco and hard work paid off with a goal more goals*.,The mldfleld of continued their Cougars. Leading the hitting attack for the MOHICAN 4, APACHE 3 Chris Rarnlnl, who turned In many good plays for the Giants was Kevin Feeley, who hit a for baseball the Bridgewater goalie. Midfielders. Lynsey ssuro dominated the ball and game. They en- kick which was awarded for a questionable topped off In the third quarter on a bouncing thai finished off BfBgewator. aggressive Iptay denying any scoring op- - Gators were Bubba Baker with two hits, Justin The Mohicans jumped put to an early 4 to 0 In center tor their team. Keeley'also led the solid line drive single to left field.. Andy Job Bolrges, Jill Redlund and Kim Kaltrelder each tered Into the second half tired and'very hot. tripping penalty. The E. Brunswick lead could return shot off the foot of Andy Bausch. Fine Cranford's dofonsp of Koopors Nik Foklte portunltles In the final few minutes. Major with a triple, and Justin Evens, Joe lead In the first Inning on doubles by ,T|m..- Cardinals at the plate with two singles, while then walked, followed by a .single from Mike had many near miss shots on goal, and' pas- , from the heat. The sixth goal was scored with, have been greater If not for some clutch saves goal tending Is credited to the Lightning's Jim Hammer tp .drive In Feeley. Jeff Weber, con- Union Courtly College will add a and Terry Donovan with Brian Roppert,. Jeff Kosslor and Nick Cannone with singles. Mamrack and Ryan Helmstetter and a home Flamlnl had a double. Brian Welngart. Craig Soccer try outs . sod the ball well between themselves and tho tho second assist from Willy Corblsie'ro to ' by goal tender Devin Klebaur and sweeper _ Collttl, Chris Penaharrara and Joe Hlglns. nected for still another hit to drive In Job, who Schulzo, Kevin Fooloy and Kovin O'Donnell, PATRIOTS 2, SUMMIT o . run by Ryan Heck. Rne Apache pitching by Frost, Mike D'Agostlno and Genaro Somma baseball camp thisr summei" to its . forward line. Blollcki, who completed his hat. trick. The final Shaun Johnson. It seemed, like Cranfrod was called safe on a slide Into home plate. • preserved the rout.' .' '•':..'.''""'' WILDCATS 8, EAQLES 7 Mike Merentlno and Eric Montgomery held the also had hits for the Cardinals. Justin Mat- "College for Kids" program- The shutout was. recorded by goalies. goal came from Ferrelra who scored four would never score' against the .aggressive . The Patriots establslehd a 4-1-2 record with BLUE LIGHTNING 3, CRUSHING TOM- set next week CRUSHERS 2, MILLBURN 4 Hal Hansen raised his record to 4-0 with. Mohicans scoreless the rest of the way. Ryan uslak went the.distance on the mound for his But the Dodgers quickly retaliated, making It The week-long camp, designed Fnslnd, Sands, Dreyer and Kahrelder. ;. . goals this.game, with an assist from Metuslak man-to-man defense employed by the visitors. a hard tough win over Summit Scorlhg for the AT0ES1 three Innings of scoreless relief pitching. Jeff Heck, Ryan Helmstetter, and Keith Gllbertson - team and pitched an excellent game, striking 2-2. Hitting for the Dodgers were Dave Mar- who had three assists. Midway through tho second half the Celtics The Crushers (4-4) playod an excollont Patriots were forwards Ryan Kullk'and Mike Blue Lightning continued to flash acros the Girls soccer team, pivision III, to teach youngsters 8 to .16 the Tretola. . Carney earned his first save of the year by pitched brilliantly for the Mohicans, striking out out six and allowing Just six hits. kowttz, Jon' Hegna, pitcher Jon Daly, Ryan tryouts are scheduled for May 31 fundamentals iof baseball, will be SOC-HERS 2, PRINCETON 3 The midfield and defense continued to to a brought tholr game to a new level. Hard- game against an older arid, bigger Millburn soccer field against the talent laden Tomatoes pitching a hltless ninth Inning In relief of Han- 14 batters. The game became very exciting In Hegna, Scott Wilson and George Falling. In a'game which was dominated by the superb Job, with passing and ball control. An nosed plays by Dave Beterra and Robert team, but were dofoatod, 4-2. team, For the Lightning Gavin Weeks scored the last Inning when Michael Tyler blasted a EAST BRUNSWICK 8, AMERICANS 1 sen. •''. . '' • ' ' . . '•.'.'•'..." ANGELS 7, DODGERS 4 Then It was the Giants' turn. After reaching and June 7 from 6 to 8 p.m. at the conducted from 9 am. to 3 pm. honie team Soc-Hers, Princeton managed to • outstanding Job was done by Brian Turowskl. Sands picked up the team and.Increased tho >•- Mlllbum scored Its four goals In the first half on a high flying penalty kick following on the two-out, three-run triple to bring the Apaches The Wllcats came out swinging, outscoring The Angels maintained their two-game lead first on a bunt In the third, Kevin Fontana was Walnut Avenue school field. July 15 to19 . overcome them on a series of lucky breaks • Pletro Somma, Billy Crecca,. Matt Evans and Intonslty ol play. Jon rtzel scored quickly on a before Cranford answorod with a score from Cranford. was totally outplayed to the ball by heels of a fine offensive thrust by Steve to within one run but Keith Gllbertson. retired the Eagles 7-0 in the first three Innings. In the. Blue Division of the Memorial League driven home by a double from Kevin Feeley.. . arid'Win by a score of 3-2. • . Mike Venditti. Goallo Dave Feder had. a little crossing pass from Marc Petrto; Soon ther- Midfielder Jeff Schulzo on a breakaway shot. a more aggressive E. Brunswick team. The. Stabile, Kim Schrelber, Chris Penaherrara and the final batter to seal the victory. Mark Zlrkel These tryouts are being held to Participants Will be divided into only Cranford goal came at 25 minutes of the Robert Losl's RBI single put the Wildcats on by defeating the Dodgers 7-4. The Angels Andy Job then hit a triple to drive In Feeley . - ' Irisprle of a steady pounding of the Prin- mqro action this game. This was the, only non- eafter, Petllo tied the game When he jammed The mldfleld play of Schulzo, Andrew Koyal, CaHiln West. Blue Lightning forward Andy. had a beautiful trile for the Mohicans. Fine choose a new traveling team for two classes, one for those 8 to 12, ' first half rt was netted by Greg Bazllus as- Were led by thp pitching trio of Greg Bazllus, and stole home to make th score at the mid- ceton goal, the Soc-Hers managed only one . shut-out game of the.spring season for the In a loose ball In front of the net. As the game Terry Donovan and Jay Whalen caused some Bausch barged home the second goal In tho the board In the second. Todd Avrano and - defensive efforts were made by Pat Galliot, 1 Eric Patterson and Chris Sands. They com- dle of. fifth, Giants 6, Dodgers 5. girls born oh or after August 1, and the other for those 1? t6 16. . - tally;In.the first hatf - a slice past the goal- wound'down, the pace became furious. Mid- scoring opportunities for the Crushers In the sisted by midfielder Michael Chelland, second quarter after a fine passing display . Frank Splrito walked to lead off the third and Daniel Helmstetter, Ted Dodey, Brian Ponto. Centennials, who have so far given up one bined to strike out 13 while limiting the Dod- . The bats and the defense were there for the . tender by left wing Abby Dreyer. Princeton . fields Sands, Crlag Frost, and Patrick Maher second half,'Including two penalty shots. The between' Sharon Majors, Holy Paullch and . scored on Hal Hanson's triple. The Wildcats Jeff Henoch, Tom Newman and Dan Katslkis 1977, including girls from towns They will become mdiyidually • goal: ' .' -.-'•• ••''.." gers to five singles. . . . sleeping Giants. However, back-to-back . dominated the sidelines as defenders Chris first penalty shot, wont right to tho koeper, AMERICANS 2, RANDLOPH 1 Bobby Nowlcki. Despite'the two. goals, goallo followed with consecutive hits by Scott Rled- of the Mohicans. Playing well for the Apaches other than Oranfdrd. . involved in various drills for: each scored twice In the first half - one on a penalty man, Dan S[avlnsky and Jeff Careny. The .' The Angels Jumped out to a 1-0 led In the doubles from first baseman David Poan and ' shot and the other on a breakaway. ' . WARRIORS 3, EAST BRUNSWICK 1 Johnson, Tim Styler, Robbie Schipper and Ed while.the second penalty opportunity, which In their first • meeting of teh season five Patrick Muha of the Tomatoes played excel- were Richie Noble, John Serplco, Jesse And- Girls should register before the position, and organized, games lently and was well supported by the defe- Eagles scored three In the bottom of the in- ' first on a triple by Greg Bazllus who then stole rlghtfloldor Brian Boyle, followed by singles, -Tn-the second half, sweeper Kim Kaltroldor Playing tin their home field on a hot day,, Sweeney kept the ball In the offensive zone, went Into tho not, was nulllflod on an offsides weeks ago. Randolph shutout Cranford 6-0, rews, Dave CriscHlello.DanZebrowskl, Javier but this was a different time and place and the nsive play of Kristin Pabst, Daniel Kovolsky ning on RBI hits by Brian Rellly, Brian Manor, home. The Dodgers battled back In their half from Shawn Weeden and Carmine Dl Nicola starting time and obtain a num- Will be played daily between the Warriors sizzled their opponents and With only minutes remaining, tool put his -call. '•,'.- • . ' •• '•- ; •' '.;'•• iJI' 1 . tooH the ball all the way In to even the score • positive atrtude of Cranford showed, from the «nd Brian Wilson. Justin Heck mads the score - ofJfceJfjrst.lnnlnxi.io jcpreltwc^runs_land take and some great plays-in the field closed it out ber. Trybut attendance is man- those of the same age-group. The raised tholr flight leading record 7-0-1. After a head on a long shot by Sweeney to score the The Crushers dominated play In the second • and Christine Dwyer. In. the- second half, the ~at"1O:5; ~--~-——"~^ . -—'- - at 2-2 but then Princeton scored the go-ahead opening whlssle, midfielder Anthony Dl lorlo 7-5 with a two-out single scoring Randy the lead., the Angels broko open the game in datory andre^alumion~^hl"be~ "camp: Wiirusir^^ therNomahegan • l---lg9aHf^3esp^te mahy-attempts-to -put-the ball _ —sopreless -titst- quarter,- Bubba -Baker.': h" half as Wlngors Rul Fornandes, Shaun ^ Tomatoes rallied back, led by Sue Flamlni, CHEYENNE 18, APACHE 12 r 1mdav1dthHth18dlln^whlcy h Wooden and Jeremy Platt. Ryan Greenwood's the third Inning on consecutive singles by 'lr\tb'the net,;th?' Soc-Hers were unable to strong left-footed shot .that the goalie couldn't swarming around the ball to Insure the hard-,. "Woedon, ahd~Ao am~"BucaT61ir"comBIHed7ori"a''~' "Kathleen "Foster and~Katle--DonnBllyr Sue- ' Sands and Kevin O'Donnell, an Intentional GIANTS li.BREWES 2 dorfe by' persons who are not Park fields opposite the Cranford went to. Joey Me Comb who made.a great ,RBI single In the sixth made. It 7*.and with The Apache fell to the Horan Lumber' •. seoWagaln. '.:" •'• ... " : '. .•...'' . handle to give Cranford a one goal lead at earned victory. ._ . ; charge, with Buc'carolll scoring on a rebound Flamlnl punched. In a big score on a sliding, Cheyenne in a. well-played game. Home runs .walk.to Bazllus.and a grand slam homer by Right after veteran ballplayer Billy Hanson coaches of the team. campus; all campers will receive cross to Greg Bazllus who got the first goal of' .'one out In.the seventh David' Penta tied the' J Oefandars Amy Pidgeon and Alana Doty ' halftlme. The visitors tied the score 20 minutes for the second Cranford, goal. Cranford's hooking shot'on the right side, while Erica by Rich •Nobie and Eric Montgomery staked doubled at the top of the fourth Inning against WARRIORS 6, SOUTH ORANGE 1 the game early In the first half, Cranford held . game with an RBI single to.left. The Wildcats ; Eric .Patterson. Jon tool and Brian-Reppert a T-shirt Participants shqiild -kippt the ball In the Soc-Hers' half.of the field. Into the final-half biit Cranford came back and defense, .of Keeper Nik Fekito, Scott Van Stewart and Pat BHher played big defense In 1 the Giants this, past.,Saturday at MemoYial, ; the lead Until early In the,second half when ' mW-fleld. The Blue Ughtnlng did not fold scored the winning run In the , ninth when Hal -the-Apache too tWdfrun first .Inning lead. Thrj also contributed singles and; O'Donnell bring lunch to camp each day.',. : The 'forward and mldfield lines -of prayer, regained the lead when right wing Randy The Warriors clinched their flight and raised,; DeWater,. Brian Repport, ..Kevin Fooley and Cheyonpe came back with four runs~tn the ! : -Brewers' RyanMatlozs, one of -"the'best cat- ; Randolph tied It, 10 minutes to the end Arv however, as Joey Hlgglns, Chas D'Ambola. . ^anserv 8M7ed""orTjBr.wi!d~pifcnT' It was. the srhasheti ,a double;—; -•— -•-—.—--•-> • Diana WcnarUs, Regan Stampniewlci Erica'. Woedeh hit- ori a close tough: angle shot.- ...their recorrj to 8-0-1 with a; victory In avery; .Kevlnl O'Dohnoll l^opt the contest close. •.•;'" •. • • second. Cheyenne. huriers .Chris Renaud, chers. In i the league, hit-a "holy cow" two-run Union Coumy College also offers th6ny Dl-lorlo crossed the ball.lntp the,box to and Jim Collttl rrtoyeti action back to the Tom- : • Wildcats' (ittn consecutive win; raising their . The Dodgers Were' led on, the-mound by . Pfett, Jill Redlund, Heather Simpson and Kalt- fiaker finished the scoring wtth; another > omotlonal and physlcafgarna. Jason Michaels Conpr leddy and Kevin. PeSlmorie kept the riOrrio run well over the fence Into right field..' summer sports camps .in bas? CRUSHERS 5, CLARK 2. Bazllus who fed Patrick Gorman who blasted atoes where Andy Bausch boomed In the final record to 9-3., . . ' •• Brian Blerne, who was relieved by Dave Mar- Baseball tryouts rekter kept the Princeton, goattender very busy . beautiful • goal from tho leftside. Midfielders gave trie horaeteam an early lead with a pen- Apache In check. Eric Montgomery and Mike Also hitting for the .Brewers were Pat Pope, i : Tho Crushors (4r2) avongod an early- ' the winning goal, this wlp Was « team effort goa. Compliments to both teams, for a well , kowltz. Hitting for'trie Dodgers were. Jason ketball, soccer and basic martial . with thfllr shots ori goal, Playing without sub- ' Mat Kawczysrikl, Mike SWackhamen Scott alty kick only t4 minutes Into the game. .Merentlno pitched well for the Apache. Collnerl, Matt Sorter, Rob Segear, George who singled and Randy Matlozs, who hit a lino. Friedman and Tim Ryan -.ran .tirelessly Irv tho • Tlmmy flyah scored 15 seconds Into the season, heartbreaking losito the Cyclonos by fullbacks Chris Flamlnl, Jon Hegna and Jimmy played ahd enthusiastic gamo. _'.._'. .:.. WILDCATS 8, RAZORBACKS 1 arts for boys and girls. ' stitutes, many of the girls switched positions : Hitting for the Cheyenne were Andrew Ler- drive base hit Into right field. ' for tournament second'quarter arid Bubba Baker added an- outplaying Clark; 5-2^ . D'Arcy kept feeding the mldfleld and forwards Chris Wojclak pitched six Innings of slx-hrt "Fulling and Scot Wilson. ; ' throughout the game.. Goaltending duties " -hpat to control the game. Jeremy Platt, Kenny. ner with a single, Chris Renaud with a hit and • Tho score In the middle of tho fourth Inning For more . information call other goal only five minutes later to gh/B " Tho first half was playod evenly when Clark of Chris Sands, Mike Chelland, Alex Reszetylo BLUE LIGHTNING 3, RED REBELS 0 baseball en route, to his fourth win of the year. were well handled by Llron Frelnd and Jenny Hartmann, Weeden and Baker-all passed and two RBIs, John.Anthes with two hits, Kevin was Giants 3, Brewers 2. Cranford Baseball League tour- 709-7601. -•'-.-• '•:'•'• • .Cranford" a'three-goal lead at halftlme. Baker jumped ahead ^ini an oarly goai to take the and Scot Me Kay. Kevin Pemoulle was superb A strong offensive performance. by Andy Wojclak broke open a dose game in the YANKEES 14, ATHLETICS 3 Sands. — • shot well orit-he-forward .line. .Peter Dlttmar, seventh Inning by driving home Harris Scher DeSlmone with three hjts and three RBIs, Paced by Chris Thee and Josh Evans, who Thon the bottom fell out for tho Browors. nament team tryouts for fr-year- Danny Martin, Jason Michaels, and Danny notched his second goal two minutes Into the lead. But Crusher Joff Schulzo-scorod tho fltet in goal controlling his area with lots pf'confld- Bausch enabled the Blue Lightning to over- and Jason Cordelro with a line drive single to Mike Bryer with a single, double and a RBI, were perfect at the plate, the Butcher Block Belting out Giants singles' wore Kpvln Fbn-. olds will be held Saturday from . EAST BRUNSWICK i, MAGIC p Vazquez again played tenacious defense, second half and Kenny Hartmann chalked up of hls-two goals for tho day to knot tho score enco. •..•'..' come. the determined Red. Rebels. Bausch left center field;'Wojclak then stole second Buddy. Roach with a double, home.run and Yankees hammered out 16 hits off a quartet of tana, Andy Job, Mike Hammer, Joff Wobor, • In a hard fought and closely contested , having had only three goals scored against goal number five 10. minutes later! Hartmann. at the half, 1-1. Tho mldflold ploy of Schulzo, scored late In the first quarter after an ex- 8:30 a.m. to noon at Hillside Ave- Andrew Koval, Jay. Whalon, Shaun Wooden MINUTEMEN 8, BRIDGEWATER 0 and scored on a single by John Collnerl.. four RBIs, Conor Leddy with a single, triple, Brown's Hallmark Athletics pitchers. Evans Joe Rlnaldl, David Pean, and Brian Boyle. Foundation sets game Magic lost on a late second-half goal. thorn all Season. Goallo Jeff MUcksavago finished the scoring later In the game after a cellent mldfleld push by Gavin Weeks, Steve nue School fields. Tryouts will be ; and Paulo Fornandos gayo Cranford many Greg Wllanowltz kept the Razorbacks close home run .and four RBIs and Vlnce Munoz also contributed three hltless Innings In relief KeVIn Feeley, who shared pitching res- The offensive .unit of Lauren Stanley,. Becky again made the blg plays and started the meaningless goal by the visitors. Danny Vaz- . The Centennial Mlnutemen dominated the Stabile. Chris D'Ambola, and Jim Collttl. In the with two singles, a triple and four RBIs. Eric quez played a superb and confident game as scoring opportunities which would bode Well • second quarter, Sharon Majors, Holly Paullch, with five Innings of solid pitching, allowing no of starting Yankee pitcher Brian Cumlskey. ponsibilities With Andy Job, hit two doublos; staggered throughout the morning.. Taylor, Devon .Murray,'Lauren Zuravnsky, , Cranford attack with his usual long kicks past game against the Brldgewater Earthquakes Montgomery added a double and Jesse And- benefit golf day backup goalie; Tho outstanding defense of for tho Crushers offense. '•.-,'.•• almost contlnously. Mike Spartro, Joey Hlgglns, Chris Penaherrara walks but striking' out; five. The • Razorbacks The A's three hits came-In tho first Inning • Shawn Weod&n hit one, to make It 11 to 2. A second tryout for all players will Nicole Starace, Laura Johnston, Megan Zam- rews a single for the Apacho. John Anthes mldflold. • '• •: : - '.' . Danny Martlnp, Mlko Feeley, Scott Friedman and Bobby Nowlcki forced tho paly Into the were led offensively by Milanowrtz, Dennis Al- when Willie Corbislero led off with a slnglo bell and Bethany Dlttmar constantly forced the The Crushors turned It up a notch In tho The MinuteWen played almost the entire be held Tuesday from to 6:30 p.m. The Union Hospital Foundation and Michaels have allowed only four goals all Red Rebels end. Andy Bausch again,found varez and Chris Slano, all of whom had two ' made the fielding play of the day by catching .which was followed by Kevin Hopkins' double BLUE DIVISION : ball Up field; . • CENTENWAL 8, WESTFIELD 0 second half, scoring goals from Schulzo, first ha|f of the game on the Earthquake side r : at the Memorial, Field Complex. will hold the eighth annual Dr. season to lead the flight In fewest goals al- the back of teh net on a booming shot from hits. • . a long fry ball hit to left hit by Morontlno in the and Danny Holland's single. • Angols .' '. " " 11 '•' V 2 •'Goalie Christirie Bender made many fine The gamo began with Centennial taking an Wingers Donhlo Mahonoy and Rul Fornandos, of the field, with the. score ending 2-0. In the lowed. The mldfleld of mike Swackharpor, second half the Mlnutemen scored Six goals, the left side. Klmberly, Schrelbor and Caltlln The Wildcats offense was led by Hal Han- first. Inning and turning It Into a double play. The Yankees ended a 2-2 standoff with five Yankees. 9 " 4 Players with birthdates from Rudi 0. Wadle Golf Outing June fMng.saves assisted by a strong'defensive early penalty shot against Westfield. The shot while gotting tho. final goal on a penalty shot Matt Kawczynskl, Peter; Dlttmar and Ryan never letting up on the Earthquakes defense. West played solid defense for tho Lightning. sen, who had two hits and two runs scored Matt Renaud and Ryan Stark scored runs for and six run rallies in the. third and fourth In- August 1, 1982 to July 3i, 1983 are 17 at Brooklake Country Cltyb, ujilt of Beth Gallagher, Shannon Murray;-Sam- was taken by Justin Metuslak, who then from Adam Buclarolll. 4 9 Athletics • ' • ' played the keep away game using superior • Scoring hat-tricks were Anthony Evarlsto and Despite the. Lightning's two-goal load; goallo and Dan Slavihsky, who tripled and scored In the - Cheyenne, and Dave Richards, Keith nings. . -.'. " • " . ' antha Morano/ Andrea Rosenkans, Nicolo scorod two more goals with one assist from Tho Cranford defonso was load by Koopor Dodgers eligible. Florham Park, Proceeds from the skills and moves to frustrate the South Orange - Victor P.lnhelro rounding up the scoring was Pat Mahoney played solidly, stopping many McDougall and Dave Cpughlln played well In 3 Thee, taking part In. each Yankee rally, was •: ' '"• ' Tim Blelickl and another from Brian Turowskl Nik Fekllo, Scott Van DeWatdr, Brian Ropport, the fifth Inning. ;, .... ,-1° outing' will benefit the programs , Pepe and Tracey Mulvaney. . .. . hard shots. In the socond half, the Rod Rebels the field. •••;."' • ."•':%•••'•. 4-for-4 and Evans went 3-for-3. Five other Tournament play will take place who .'completed a hat trick. Tim Blelickl had.' team. The score tells the story of what for- Kovin O'Dpnnol and Kevin Foeloy. Dave Lavagllo and Bruno Sllva wtth assists from Matt Tagllalavore, Donny Andretta, Craig appeared determined' to evon tho score on WILDCATS 13, BRUINS 11 Yankees played key roles In the victory: Pat Gold Division in June and July. All players and services of Union Hospital. ' WAYNE 3, MAGIC 2 two goals with an. assist from Mike Vondlttl. wards Jeremy Plat, Randy Weeden, Baker CHEYENNE 10, CHICKASAW 5 Burke, Cumlskey, Brian D'Amlco, Terrel Lewis SCOTCH PLAINS 5, CRUSHERS 3 Morano, Ayal Steinberg, Dave and Bruno. the fine offensive play of Stevo Bobrowskl, . The Wildcats pounded out 12 hits en route Rod Sox 12. • • .'. -,'' '1 selected will pay a tournament The. event is being sponsored by Willy Cqrblsloro and Eric Ferrelra each an' and Hartmann did to the Celtic defense and CD . Elizabeth Coccla, Mark Harloy, Charles Kollor The Cheyonne pulled out a win against a and Luke Weeks!. -...•'. " /-.. In'the latest hiatch of a classic rivalry a unassisted goal. The final goal came frorti they outhustled and outshot the visitors. The Crushors (4-3) lost a tightly-played con- . Playing superb defense were Chad Thomp- to their sixth consecutive win, raising trip rec- Giants • • ' . • 5 fee to be determined and all the Union Center National Bank. and Allison Lombardo. After a fine offensive tough Chlckasaw team. After retiring the 'detemilned Magic team played a tough team Mlko Vondlttl assisted from Blellcki, > • tost In which a controversial call by the roforoo . son, Craig Morano, Dan Padlllai "MatTTag- ord to io£,'pn the season. The Wildcats,broke • 9 push from the.Red Rebels Karen Poleshuck, Chickasaw' In the first, the' Hordri Lumber Cardinals. . .'...,.' -\". ,-.4 parents will be required to serve The commjtjtee includes UniQQ frbrnyvyayne.'A'strbng Maglo defensive team contributed to Scptch Plains' wlpnlng, 5-3. llqlavore, Mark Nazzaro and goalie Mjke Smith a 1-1 tie In third ,by scaring fourr.runs Wifb tAflpnAS 4, DODGERS 3 Strong plays; by the mldfield and defense of CENTENNIAL 7,,PISCATAWAY 2 Mike Rlttleberger and. BMy Walsh, $tovon •,'••.'.••-. -4 fti, Mutvansy,'. Samantha: Mor,Bno, • Cranford.qulbkly foil behlrtd 2-0 to tho High- who made several excellent saves. .Playing HarisScherJohRC^lnBri;'q^h Slaydjsky Cho'yenne--scbred a" run oh walks'to Matt The Builders General Cardinals scored a 4- Brewersw - ' .9 at the refreshment stand during Hospital Foundation president ! Brent Heck', Pletro Somma, Billy Crocca, tur- Piscataway six weeks-ago came to Cen- 1 l A i|M!iMMWlWcol*,Reflev-Wh'.eB|lag)ieWl*RWhe|lag)ierr landers.In ibo .(frgt half. Thp first goal was a', mldfleld were- Anthony -Ev«rlsto< Adam Fer- BbbroWskl launched a searing shot that hit the 'flff 'ri' H6M ^' '3 victory ovdr Viking Plumbing Dodgers ori the CBb tournaments.' • JamesJ..Ktasterson of•GratiSpttip}? -..owskl and Matt Evdns-whoihave bob'ri doing; tennial's home field and.lost 7-1, This tlma the Jeff Carney all collecting RBI?. Collnerl also ; disputed.play In whlch^ha.r.pferee;clalmed tho.! relra, Ayal Steinberg.* Victor Plnhelro, playing goal bar. The Ughtnlhg rounded out the sec- J DeSlrn'6ne)]trHe Second artrjtnlrd Innlngsr'were May ,7i'Brendan'Keeley was on the mound Adams league Anarea Rogenkransturrjed back repeated anexcellent job keeping .1he ball up field. Centennials traveled to piscataway where they hgd }he big' 'h|t"lri', the '.fourth.Inning,;dnVfrig For further information, contact For more information call this Crushers' keopor handled tho ball outside the forward line were Bruno Sllva, Dava Lavagllo ond half scoring on a bouncing rebound shot scorelss. The Chlckasaw'took the lead In the and pitched a fine garne, giving up only two aMvancanc^i.''Goali^ e . Christine Bender made. Mike- DeAgostlno. substltued in goal for were eagerly waiting a rematch, with confid- home' threVTndre runs with a bases loaded Bob Renaud, 276-1591^ or Gary Foundation at 687-1900, extensiori goalie's box. Whon Keeper Nik Feklte place and Donny Andrdtta. by Andy Bausch. Fine defensive play Is credi- top of the fourth on successive singles by Dodger hits and striking out nine barters. many fine saves! ! Dave Fader, Who was not able to play, did a ence and enthusiasm to beat the Centennials. two-out double. The Wlldots scored two moro the ball down for a .'penalty, shot, a Scotch ted to the Red Rebels Glna Callenni, Drew JohriPabst, Tom Arthur and Jack Howard and Kriejey was .a!^? credited with two runs tatted • MARINERS 30, PIRATES 1 Helmstetter, 272-3546^... ',- 2020; ••••:•.. r good, job' continuing to uphold a scoreless It was.a.very exciting game. Centennial with In the fifth and three In the sixth; and took a ' . Down two goais af the' e"f1d of the half, Plains player quickly kicked It Into the net D'Amlco, Chris Pltassy, Glna' Serplco and a walk to Billy Walsh, followed by,.Chris ..in..- .•..-;;,.-'" •..',. •,',.•.:•; ..• - The Mariners ran their record to 11-1. Got- season. > . • - . • ' : quick fainting and passing, once again, 13'1 lead . Into the., bottom of Inning, The Magic pulled a few goals out.of the hat on before the teams set-up, tot a 1 -0 lead! Midget Colleen Tretola. ... Bruins began their comeback on RBIs by Torn Gessner's being hit by a pitch; a single by The Cardinals were led by Justlan.Matusiak tlng the pitching win for tho Mariners was : ' s.by Peyon-Miirray. The offensive proved they were a better team. Left Wing j; The Crushers quickly got on tho board on a FrommBr, Steve Patton and Terry Walsh, each Carlos Floras and walks to Paul Marmo and With two singles, Keeley with a single and a Mark Stainson with.capable relief help from - -i' strong game'with smooth ' CENTENNIAL B, N.HUNTERDON0 Willy Corbislero scored the first two goals with Mike Gray. The Cheyenne answered In'ttielr. Blily Provod. Collecting four hits apiece for the penalty kick by Donnle Mahorjoy, which TOMATOES 8, TORNADOES 0 of whom scored on Mark Dougherty's grand • doublet Chris Flamlnl, and Craig Frost each. ^...oen Laura Johnston, Becky Sunday brought great weather for Ceh-- ' assists from Justin Metuslak and one from ELECTRIC TOADS 0, KILLER TOMATOES 0 half of tho inning to retake the lead with nine . Mariners were Mark Stainson, Jimmy Ad-' bounced off the crossbar and was headed In slam home run off of Chris Wojclak. Wojclak with a single and Gennaro Somma with a big ,jegan Zambell, Lauren Ztiravhsky, tennlal's double header victory against North ' Robby Hubbuch. Center Forward Eric Ferrelra In an exciting and spirited game, the red The Electric Toads and Killer Tomatoes bat- settled In and earned his first save of the year runs. Vlnce Munoz tripled to drive In Dave- blast for a triple, and Brian Welngard with a desso, Jack McFadden. Poudnlng three hits The Most Powerful quickly added three goals of his own with by Jeff Schulze. Rui Fernandos tied the score, hot Tomatoes scored a 64 vidofy over the tles to a 04 tie In a very competitive matchup. trace, Lauren Stanley, Tracey Mul- ' Hunterdon. ..'..'.- Coughlln and Dave Richards, who walked. were Paul Whltehilrst, Laurort Porter, and Billy assists from Tim Blellkl, Metuslak and Brent 2-2, on a breakaway shot before the half. mighty Tornadoes. The Tomatoes were led: Both teams thrilled their fans with fast and with one and two third Innings .of solid relief. double. '.'':' ^Bethahy Dittmar. , The first goal of the game came from Justin : . This was followed by walks to Matt Renaud Provod. Dave Heuer had two hits and chip- Heck! Metuslak scored one goal with an assist Scotch Plains quickly jumpod out to a 3 2 defensively by Erica Stewart, Pat Muha, Kris- furious action on the field. Toads midfielders Hitting stars of the day for the Wildcats were The Dodgers hitting was led by Rob Seagor Metuslak who scored two goals. Willy Cor- and Conor Leddy, a single by Chri Renaud ping In with one hit were Crls Sallee, Nicole offer we've ever made. from Blellkl. Blelickl popped one goal in with lead In the beginning of the second half bef- ten Pabst, Daniel Kochowskl and Stephen Bobby Laskowskl; Jeff. Baumann, Brian Chris Wojclak two hits three runs scored, and George Fulling, each With a single. Brian ,,.AQIC 3; SQMEBSET HILLS 0 bislero scored two goals, one with en assist and a base on balls to Bryer. After Buddy SariMartine, Kevin Halupka, and Kevin Doug- an, assist from Ferrelra. Defense and mldfleld . oro RulFerriandes tied the' game again on a Allen. Muha and Stewart were the defensive Snyder and Mark Keogh made some, fine Scott Friedman with two hits three runs Belme went the distance for the Dodgers. 1 by Eric Forrelra; Tim Blollcki added two goals. Roach was hit by a pitch, John Anthes hit a las. Brian Turowskl and Kevin Illlng scored for v A determined teameffbrt by Magic scored a were constantly busy. Pletro Somma; Heck, beautiful passing play by Jay Whalen, Shaun stalwarts as Muha played flawlessly In goal passes to forwards Lindsay Hegna, .Cheryl. scored, John Collnerl two hits five RBI, Dan ' of his own with' assists from Roby Hubbuch grand-slam to left, ending the scoring. The the Mariners. ' ' . decisive victory. An aggressive offensive unit; : Brian Turowskl. Billy Creca, Matt Evans, Mike . Weedonand Mahonoy. The mldfleld play of . while Stewart covered the sweeper position. Hutchlnson, Elizabeth Sweeney and J.R. Slavinsky two hits and two runs scored and CARDINALS 10, GIANTS 5 ahd Willy Corbislero. Robby Hubbuch scored Cheyenne defense held .In the sixth, as Chris • Pitching for the Pirates wore Mike Gath- Recycling Mowers Save $25 to $75 on walk of Megan .Zambell; Lauren Zuravnsky, Beth lUeAngostlno and Mike Venditti all deserve a Crushers' Whalen; Schulze, Terry Donovan Sue Flamlnl controlled the offensive gamo Frankel, but they could not penetrate the Todd Aurand who doubled and walked twice. On May 11, the Builders General Cardinals with an. assist from Eric Ferrelra. Scoring the. Renaud made a nice backhand play going' ercole and Chris Kelly. Hitting safely for the Recycled clippings help the, mOWerS. P*m IcitcydlnBmomtn m* , Gallagher,:-Bethany, pittmar, .Becky Taylor, lot of dcredlt for a Job well done. Dave Feder, and Paulo Fernandas kept the pressure on for the Tomatoes, scoring a hat trick. Applying tough defense of Dan Kochowskl, Christine For the Bruins Mark Dougherty.drove In five scored a big victory: over the W. Pussak Ele- 95 final ..goal, of the game was.ErloFerrelra un: Into the hole at short and throwing out John Pirates were Matt Hrlbar and Nell Slattory. environment. Recycling "" Nicole. Starace, - Laura Johnston and Tracey goalie was also busy this game with com- the Highlanders. But two late goals by Scotch constant pressure on the Tornadoes was Dwyer and Steven Allen, Sweeper Erika runs, Tom Frommer had two hits two RBIs: ctrical Giants. -. . *299 '399* assisted.' • ' ' .'• • . ' Pabst, followed by "Andrew Lerner's fine catch Mulyaney supported three first half goals by manding his defense and saving a few-shots Plains proved to be the difference; Kathleen Foster, who contributed two goais Stewart did a terrifc job for the Tomatoes, Steve Patton had two hits and two RBI and ' The Cardinals came up with six big runs off available on all Hi-Vac equlpment.N Recy^J ZrMHpropeltod Brian Turowskl, Brent-Heck, Pletro Somma, of a drive to right center by Tom Arthur, end- MARINERS 5, TWINS 0 Devon Mun^y, the last a crisp centering pass on goal. He Is doing a great Job. So far the • The Crusher defense, was led by Keeper Nik while. Daniel Kovilsky found the nets for the along with goalie,' Patric Muha. Tomatoes Tyrone Clark singled and scored twice. a four-hit performance In the third Inning to Mowers. Riders. Tractors. MoiWR2tU)S Mike DeAgostlno, Matt. Evans, Billy Crecca ing the gamo. In an exciting and well played game by both by Lauren Stanley. • . . ' Centennials have played eight games and Fekite, with Scott Van DeWater, Kevin first time with one goal. . mldfleld was sparked by Kristin Pabst, Patrick. achieve the victory. Contributing hits In the s and Mike Venditti bounded the mldfleld and third were Chris Flamlnl and Mike D'Agostlno squads, the Mariners pulled out a late Inning have won all, They hae scored 52 goals and O'Donnell, Kevin Fooloy and Brian Reppert.' Katie Donnelly, Brian McCarthy and Patrick BHher and Dan Katslkis. Sue Flamlnl, Kathleen MUSTANGS 17, BULLDOGS 6 A strong defensive game shut out the op- defense together so as not to let North Hun-, DeSlmone, Roach, Chris - Renaud and Wtth singles, and Justin Matuslak and Mike win against the Twins to maintain their slim , allowed only three. Centennials have two BHher played exceptionally well for the red hot Foster, Katie Donnelly, Brian McCarthy and position. Christine Bender In goal led the terdon Into Centennial territory. . The Cranford Sunoco Mustangs defeated Leddy all pitched weir for the- Cheyenne. Tears each with a double. In the fifth inning, hold on first place over thd Orioles. Pitching a Total Protection more games to complete their season. PATRIOTS 3, WESTFIELD 3 Tomatoes as they constantly moved the ball Dan Kovollsy put constant pressure on Toads, defensive unit of Nicole Pepe, Andrea Rose- Goalie David Feder continues to have easy: the Gentlemen's Corner Bulldogs 17-6 last Howard and Arthur pitched a good game for Brian Welngard hit a two-run homer. Welngard powerful complete game shut-out for the ^g Warranty . A.solid team effort helped the Patriots tie downfleld Into Tornado territory. defense, but.Lauren Hynes, Mike Estabrook, Skrans, Samantha Morano and Shannon Mur games; with no attempted shots on Cen- Friday. Doug Petschow.and Jeremy LJsnock the Chlckasaw. Other batters wtth hits were also went the distance on the mound to earn, Mariners was Jimmy Addesso, allowing only You provide usual maintenance, : CELTICS 6, HILLSBOROUGH 4 the Only team to boat them to date. In the first The Tornadoes were led. by Casey Brown Eric Lelsslng and Peter Sovlgriy held strong ^y to a solid victory. : : " tennlal's goal, but he continues to direct his throughout the game. Mike Vlttltoo did an ext- led the way offensively. Petschow had three' John Pabst and Mike Gray for the Chlckasaw the victory. three hits and striking out 13. Banging key we cover ALL repairs FREE for. The Celtics avenged an earlier season loss half the defensive unit Of Rob Brunner,' Jim and Claire Dennis at the forward wing posi- defense toward keeping the home area clear. raordinary Job as goalie for tho Toads. hits and three runs scored while LJsnock and Matt Renaud for the Cheyenne, hits tor the Mariners were Jimmy Addesso, 2 years. No questions askedl with a second half offensive explosion which Doane, Chris Sbaratta, Dan Hlggins and tion. Mike Kavalus patrolled mldfleld for the clouted two. long triples and drove In four . for the Giants, Kevin Feeley went 3-fof-4 Mark Stainson, Lauren Porter and Kevin Hal- overcame some unusual defensive lapses and Teamed with Adam Augenzucker. as. sweeper, with three, singles. Mike Hammer, Terry Potts (Applies to walk mowers 4 hp and Swqepor Pat Mamrak held, the Robols to only Tornadoes assisted.by. Mlchele Segear! and runs. Other Mustang hitters were Mike Feeley CROW 11, HURON S upka wtth triples, Kevin Douglas and Nicole • j Cranford boys . CENTENNIAL 7, N. HUNTERDON 0 a talented Hillsborough team. After playing the they managed to hold tho tough offense and Dave Pean contributed singles while up, rldors 8 hpandup.) . one^ goal despite fighting tho wind and agg- Brendan Small at the wing halts. Joe Bul- with two hits; Mike Garglles, Joe Manjio, Tom San Martina with doubles ahd Dave Heuor The second.game of the day, North Hun-., . entire first half up hill and against the wind, scoreless. . . .The Edrich Remodeling Crow Jumped out to Andy Jobe and Shaun Weeden hit doubles. ressive offensive drives.'. ..-.'.•'• -thaput and Marie Gallagher played sweeper O'Nell, Steve Bazllus, Todd Prutzman and and Billy Provod with singles. Paul Whltehurst, Bagging Modd 21357B showrt. Rwydw K« oplloral: terdon was much more aggressive but could; the Celtics survived with only a 2-1 hill and an.early lead and held off the'tough Meeker- Andy Jobe and Kevin Feeley shared In the U Travelihff teams Hopes of a tight gameworo temporarily er- for the Tornadoes and thwarted many of- Jery schllctlng also hit for the Mustangs. Tom Sharkey Huron 11-5. The pitching combo of Crls Sallee hitting contact for the Mariners and Savings' Powerful Bonus • not' damage the skill of the plays on the pen- against the wind, the .'Celtics survived with fensive Tomato thrusts. Jo»h Harris tended pitching duties. . • Powerful Wamnty •Environmentally Powerful I, -', PATRIOTS 3, WESTFIELD 3 ased when Ryan Kullk's early second half goal (Please turn to page B-4) O'Nell and Mike Feeley handled the pitching Andy Klndler and Joey Unlsh struck out 13 . fielded superbly. tennlal team..With Centennial dominating the only a 2-1 deficit. Cranford Ked the game the goal for, the Tornadoes while Joanna The victory for the Cardinals Inched them a Lawn tractor prices •fA solid team effort helped the Patriots tie was answered by two Rebel Kullk'a early for the winners. . •.'•/ ' batters while-giving up only two hits. Frank SAVE Up to ball and. keeping N. Hunterdon at bay, Cen- Immediately at the beginning of the second bit closer to the .500 mark with a record of 5- For the Twlrts, Jeff Telrney pitched three SavSXO. the only/team to beat them to date. In the first Buohvlno had two hits Including a bases tennial was, well-prepared physically and their half arid continued to score and out distance For the Bulldogs Jason McCpmb led the shutout Innings and Andy Trouts pitched Rider pitett start at *1699 half thei defensive unit of Rob Brunner, Jim loaded triple and three RBI. Bob Sawlckl also UT1ZO minds psyched, they continued to play a their opponent. Right wing Dave Becerra way with two doubles and a home run. Other gamely in relief. Collecting hits for the Twins Doane^ Chris Sbaratta, Dan .Hlgglns and added a double,' driving In three runs. Joe were Kenny Lutz, Andy Trouts and Pat Mam- clean game. Totally determined to win both scored twice and made some beautiful cros- hitters were Chris Kattrelder, Chris Sottls, BREWERS 2, A'S 1 *929°° sweeper Pat Marrirak held the Rebels to only Unlsh and Andy Klndler each, had two hits and games. Centennial proved once again to sing passes, Marc Petlto and Tim Styer al: Dave Smith and Chris Walsh. rack. . ..'.-; one goal despite fighting the wind and agg- each drove In one run. Jeff O'Donnell also In a game that took only one hour to play, dominate the game and ball. ternated at left wing and each scored a critical the Reel Strong Brewers defeated the .Brown's ressive offensive drives. • ' • Jaeger, goal from that position. Forward Jon Itzel MUSTANGS 14, GATORS 6 added a double, and two RBIs.'Fine defensive WHITE SOX 17, ASTROS 4 Willy Corblslero scored wtth an assists from A's 2-1. The Brewers got on the board In the < : Hopes ;pl a tight game were temporarily er- scored once and barely missed on a feew plays ware made by shortstop Mac Muntz and • The White Sox jumped out to a 9-3 lead "Tim Blelickl, Blelickl added two more goals Char-Brail ased when Ryan Kullk's early second half goal The Cranford Sunoco Mustangs defeated second baseman Jeff O'Donnel to stop a late first Inning when Tom Lucash reached base unassisted, Brent Heck.popped In a goal with other powerful drives. Midfielders Craig Frost HSt after two Innings and went on to win 17-4. the A. Gusmef Inc. Gators last Saturday, 14-6. safely, and Ryan. Matlosz doubled to score was aiwwered by two Rebel scores. The'.Pat- GAS GRILLS Huronrallyi : ..:..' Leading the White Sox attack were Chris Lumber Joe Marmo led the way with three hits and him. Lucash also scored the winning run In Nostrand with three hits, Including a triple and four runs batted In. Jeremy LJsnock, Steve The Huron pitching duo of Jonathan Martin the third when Billy Hanson, fresh from the Building Material Centers Bazllus and Tom Small also had two hits. The and .Matt Small pitched well, striking, out 10 five RBIs; and Kevin Pemoulle, who also drove disabled list, singled.him home. - In five runs with a single and a triple, Pete Snap Credit; Afofrtoolft other Mustang hitters Included Mike Garglles, Crow batters, Brett O'Malley was -the Huron Pat Pepe gave up his only hit when Chris Tom O'Nell, Mike Feeley, Todd Prutzman, hitting star of the day, blasting two long doub- Lyons had two hits for tho Sox and Steve until November ftfc Interest Baran homered In the fifth. The Brewers had. Laface had a double and two RBIs. Donny bte requlrta ift% (town P?M>wy Vlnce Currld. and Jerry Schllctlng. Feeley les and driving In three runs. Matt Samll and great' defense from Beau Macksoud, Ryan ^picked up his third win with relief help from Mahoney had a double and scored three of pampma Snapper B-4 CRANFORD CHRONICLE Thursday May 23, 1991 • I '/• Softball action in the area Obituaries Megan Guthrle, who were then driven home as the Rubles took a 14-2 lead Into the bottom by hard shots to the outfield by Noreen Reilly of tho fifth.. Elchenlaub then blasted a long William Humphries John Durniak Cranford girls ' and Deena Brozek. The Sapphires showed no home run to right center with two men on in i th • hk witt, thro*, ning In th." thp the, bottom of the Inning to close out the bottom of the third on a single by Melanle Topaz.scoring. The strong defense of Megan William Bernard Humphries, 64, lived in Cranford - for the last 37 John Durniak, 51, of Cranfoi'd. Senior division Dinsmoro, a long triple by Melissa Nordstrom Yesko, Christine Stiles, Cindy Ross and of Cranford died last Thursday at years. He was a member of First died of cancer Friday in Mun- SAPPHIRES 16, PEARLS 11 and a double by Katie Donnelly. Megan Coneery prevented the Topaz from' Overlook Hospital, Summit, after Presbyterian Church. gutting any closer. . lenberg Regional Medical Center, Sapphires Melllssa Nordstrom blasted a The Amethysts picked up three more runs being hospitalized for a stroke. Surviving are his wife, the for- Plainfield. . ", triple In the sixth Inning that sealed tho victory In the fourth; on key hits by Rellly and Brozek. Leading the Rubles on offense were Murray hShtjh>k . Mr. Humphries had been a mer Patsy Fritz; three sons, Wil- •:=nrKHfMaa with_Jhfj»e_ hit's;.JL, fo!!jo,_lv8i', r Mr. Durniak had been a senior - The Sapphires took an early four-run lead was quelled by a fine stop In tho outfield by Gordon and' Fernandez' had two hits; Stiles, managementriTiformation systems - with successive hits by Melanle Dlnsmore. Bridget Gafrity. . ' . — -Rlcclo, Turowski, D. Pollto and M. Ross with , Rahway Board of Education for L.. of Roselle Park and Robert Nordstrom, Jill Knight, Katie Donnelly, Lori consultant at Revlon Inc., Edison, Deona Brozek came on to relievo the win- one hit each. Carrie Gordon limited tho Topaz • 33 years, retiring in 1987. He was Howani-joL Washington, jD.C,;. a Mondrak, Stephanie Kannol, Nicky Olesky, to three hits while striking out six. for her sixth for the last 24 years. Prior to that ning pitcher, Lauren Weiss, and Deena pit- a member of the School Masters daughter, Pamela Ann Garcja- Jessica Renaud and Meghan McLeor.. Usa win of the year. Murray pitched the last Inning, • he was a computer programmer Poiisoda and Sarah Laface keyed a thrae-run ched three scorqless innings to preserve Club of New Jersey. A'1949 grad- Humphries of Madrid, Spain; his Weiss' second vtetpry. The game. featured retiring the side In order on. six pitches. Kim second Inning wtth singles. The Sapphires Rhlvehand and Elchenlaub handled tho pitch- at J.B. Williams Inc. and the IBM several great defensive plays on both sides. uate of "Clemson-'University, he mother, Alice of Gaffney; a sister, totaled 26 hits with no walks for the evening. Ing chores for the Topaz. Adrlenne.Petrlno received his master's degree from Betty Sue Cannon of Spartanburg, Corp., White Plains, N.Y., where ' The Pearls' Amy Grutzmacher, Rachel .. RUBIES 16, TOPAZ 5 had the other hit for tho Topaz. . he had attended the IBM com- Severs/Heather Hensler and Sarah Jane Rutgers University in 1965. Dur- S.C.; and four grandchildren. Donna Pollto tripled to lead off the first In- 1 - Mariano all contributed.big hits.for their team. puter school. Before that he was ning and scored on a single by Melissa Mur- ing World War II, he served with Funeral services were held Jill Knight recorded the first victory .this the Navy's Atlantic Fleet Monday at Gray Memorial Funer- a police officer in Rye Beach, season for the Sapphires. ray as the Rubles scored. In every Inning to Hogan appointed N.Y., and served in the U.S. Army . post a' 1<*-5 victory over the Topaz; The Born in Gaffney, S.C., he had al Home. Rublos scored four In tho first, when Eileen from 1958 to 1961. SAPPHIRES 25, EMERALDS 8 Lost followed Murray with a double and Carrie tennis instructor Sapphire pitcher Katie Donnelly, who also Gordon and Carrln Fernandez followed with Frank Hogan has been ap- . Born in Ypnkers, N.Y., he recorded her first win this season; had three singles. Ronald Harris moved to Cranford in 1964. Mr. doubles and a walk to help secure a victory pointed adjunct tennis instructor Ellpn Elchenlaub singled in a run for tho DEMOLITION DERBY? This was the scene in a Commerce Drive parking lot after Ronald Mazyk Durniak was a board member and over the Emeralds, led.by hard hitting Denlse . at Keah College. Ha will' conduct Beach; Fla Lutz who went 3-for-3.. " topaz In the first and Mandy Ross droVo In- all tennis instruction credit cour- ,, of Bound Brook "went berserk" May 14 after being denied access to the'building tosee his ex- Former Cranford resident Ron- a coach for 12 years for Cranford Mlndy Weiss with a single to give the Rubles a Born in Union, he lived in Playing outstanding defense for the.high ald Erwin Harris, 63, of Stuart . Baseball League. He was also a 5-1 load. Trlcla Pollto slnglod-tn The third In- ses at the campus in Union. wife, an employee therev Mazyk used his car, left, to ram a Linden resident's car, damaging five Cranford for many years before flying Sapphire team with great catches wero A long-time Cranford resident, Fla., died Sunday at Martin member of Church; of the As- Nicky Olesky and Lori Modrak. ning to give tho Rubles a ,7-2 lead at tho end others In the process, according to police. moving, to Florida 13 years ago. of throe innings. Hogan is tennis chairman arid in- Memorial Hospital in Stuart, Fla, sumption Church, Roselle Park. Ten of the 13. Sapphires hit safely. They after a brief illness. .He was predeceased by a son, were Melanle Dlnsmore, Lori Modrak, Jill The Rubles extended tholr lead In tho fourth structor at Cranford Swimming Robert Harris. Surviving are his Surviving are his wife, the for- Knight. Katie Donnelly. Melllsa Nordstrom,. on. consocutWo singles by Christine Rlcclo, Club. He is the author of the ..•_.•'•.'' • mer Barbara Lawrence; two sons, '.. Shannon Slattery, Usa Ppndsoda, f^lcky,Ole- Fernandez, Patty .Turowski and Weiss. Trlcla Car crasher charged with criminal mischief Mr. Harris was a sergeant with wife, the former Dorothea Rouvet; Pollto doubled In two runs in the fifth and Chronicle's "Tennis talk" col- a daughter, Betty Harris of Delray Jack and Daniel, both at iiome; . ..--* sky, Erin Sharkey and Sarah Laface. umns. . '•"••-. the New Jersey Department of Gordon blasted a long triple for another run . A 28-year-old Bound Brook man was charged May Am, and began to repeatedly ram into a Pontiac Motor Vehicles in Union County Beach, Fla; a brother, Denby two daughters. Donna Bober of AMETHYSTS 31, OPALS 7 14 with six counts of criminal mischief after he rep- Fiero belonging to John Gelsleichters, 36, of Linden, for 25 years, retiring about 13 Harris of Wilmington, N-C, and a Garwood and Debra Scalea of .The Amethysts won their ninth gamo In a SINCE 1891 •THESTANDARDOPQUALITYFORIOOYEAnS' Wilde said. . . sister, Jean Ronnlund of Hudson, row, beating the.Opals 31 to 7. The game was eatedly rammed his car into six cars parked in a years ago. He was past president Branchburg; two brothers, Dennis •:/ close until the bottom of the fifth when the Commerce Drive business lot, said police/ . "" In the process Mazyk rammed five other cars the of the New Jersey DMV4PBA and •Fla' . .. . ••: ' . .••••"• of Scarsdale, N.Y., and William of Amethysts scored eighteen runs to break tho impact of which forced one car onto the other, he A funeral service was held Yonkers, N.Y.; and a grand- game open. Key hits. In the big inning were The man, identified as. Ronald Mazyk of Shady a past member of. the Stuart ; Tuesday at the Aycock Funeral daughter. ' Noroen Rellty's grand slam homo run and •Lane, had attempted to see his ex-wife, an employee 'said! .'•..'•• . .• • • •••• •.' . ... Power Squadron. SPRING PLANTS Investigators who received the call at 10:06 a.m. Home Chapel in Stuart Memorial Funeral services were held WINNING WRESTLERS: Honored at the, recent PAL 'wrestling awards dinnner were, from left, Deena Brozek's bases Rearing triple. atAil-state Legal Supply Co., 3 Commerce Dr., in The Amethysts opened the scoring with six . 1S00 VARIETIES said Mazyk had "gone berserk" and that the parking A World War II U.S. Navy vete- contributions may be made to the Sunday at Doiiley Funeral Home. front, national champion Craig Frost, state thjrd place winner Joe Crecca and second place violation of a court issued restraining order and was runs in the first on walks to Donna Barrett and denied access to the office, said Capt Harry Wilde. lot looked like a "demolition derby" by the time they: ran, he was a member of the VFW, Kidney Foundation of Florida Memorial contributions may • be finisher Sean Fitzpatrick; rear, national champion Sam Richardson and state champ Nick Fekete. -Myssa Wright and RBI singles by Rellly arrived. in Cranford and of the BP-0 Elks Inc., 1 Davis Blvd., Suite 304, made to Cranford Baseball Brozek, Lauren Weiss, and Lauren Macksoud. __Jltez^..aJne cha,nLcJn_N^ Tampa, Fla. 33606. erirvlhr ANNUALS 8r~ 1 Mazyk was charged also with contempt of a court League. gVByy when he left the office, gouinto his '86 Pontiac Grand orderfoTyloTating^hTsl^^^ ^ honors lee and Kacey Conroy's double. The. Opals railed In the third to dose the : VEGETABLES Cranford Police Athletic League held its annual and most ittiproved wrestlers James Baker and Chris score to 8-7. Sablna Qarbowskl walked, Amy '• MUM llUUKAltVMUfmi TOO !! wrestling awards dinner April 24 at' the Springfield • Symanski. , ••;.;-.- ' "'• ••/•^.-•^;.^ :'--:~-—•-—•. •-.....:-v-...:...... :: Bradley singled and Robyrt Brewsterwalked Ul 99* Glen Dusch ? to load the bases for Heidi Van Houten, who" Holiday Inn. ; ; . " "Special awardsincluded Bobby French Memorial TUMsiute oli IK* ro&. UtSllog ViHilIti • 69< came through with a booming double to drive. Jkrt^Hl*VUtolaV« Award for Spqrtsrrtanship- to Sean Fitzpatrick,' the in -three runs. Walks to Usa MuSccia and ' Highlight of the presentations: was the acAnthon- y "Nooch" Cerrato Memorial Award for the OERAMIUMS • Mr 25.000 In 8 colox - 4 Inch Poll -1«( : Services are at 10 a.m. today in.for a year, retiring in 1987. Prior knowledgement of state and national champions, Michelle Mulvaney again' loaded the bases. NEW GUINEA IMPAT1ENS •)> Virlilln 4 Inch polt t»< to that, he had owned Dusch rnost.outstanding sixth grader to Willie Corbisiero Hits by Julie Nordstrom and Sablna Gar- ' HANGING BASKETS (3,99 • (S.9? - $9.99 Leonard-Lee Funeral ^tiome; Caring & Courteous Service to the Sam Richardson and Craig -Frost wrestled to state and the Dennis Sullivan Memorial Award for en- bowskl produced four additional runs. The Tin bttt REOALCOUKIUHS Imlu Eisl -W.M Linden, for former Cranford Graphics Co., Westfield, for 15 championships for second year in a row and then Amethysts scored five runs In the bottom of HERBS & PERENNIALS resident Glen A Dusch, 63, ofryears. A 1950 graduate of North- Cranford/Westfield Area Since 1913 thusiasm to Rob Brunrler. These awards typify their -99« • •" : became the first national champions in PAL history. namesakes, Granford wrestlers who lost their Hyes at the third, keyed by RBI singles by Megan Roselle, who died Monday in St western University, he graduated Richardson is an eighth grader at tlillside Avenue Guthrle, Beth Koahler and Melissa Guthrle, Elizabeth Hospital, Elizabeth, from Chubb Institute, Murray Hill, School and Frost is a fourth grader at Orange Ave- an early age. . Pacing the Amethyst attack wore Conrpy Frost received the Cranford PAL Wrestler of the with 4-for-4 and Rellly, Weiss and Brozek with Missionaries from Ecuadbr after a long illness. in 1986. He was a World War II nue School. Another state champion is Nick Fekete, Year Award and Don Carlson, coach of the novice three hits each. Brozek, Conroy, Rellly and Navy veteran and a founder of the Westfield a sixth grader at the Livingston School. Sean Fitz- Denlse Heywood split the pitching for the Mr. Dusch had been a profes- American Computer Group of patrick finished second in the state and Joe Crecca division, received this year's Don Nowicki Dedica- , Amethysts with Brozek notching hor slxth'wln sional, engineer and computer New Jersey. 556 Westfield Avenue against ho losses. Rellly picked up her first IALS to speak at Alliance Church finished third. .- tion Award for his numerous volunteer hours spent programmer with IT&T, Secaucus, 233-0255 teaching youth not only the basic skills of wrestling savo. '•' ' • ' ". '". •.' HOSTAS & OVER 700 VARIETIES Born in Cheyenne, Wy., Mr. Rob and Barb Quiring, mis- America. His wife teaches at Joseph F. Dooley Novice division award winners are: Rookies of the but also the fundamentals of life, according toPA L AMETHYSTS 17, SAPPHIRES 5 s sionaries with World Radio Mis- various clinics and is a nurse at Dusch had lived in Cranford for Year Mike Snyder, Matt Small and Jim Zielenbach; chairman Chuck Archdeacon. Th,e Amethysts jumped out to an earty lead. OUEH100VABIETIES sionary Fellowship, will be guest Hospital.Vozandes. Boys'Towns cite Manager on.Lauren Weiss''grand slam home run.in the COMPARE aim saunoN many years before moving to first Inning as her team beat the Sapphires by OVER600VARIEHE5Of0AVUUES-OyEB!00 VARIETIES OF HOSr« PERENNIALS & HERBS speakers at the 9 and 11;15 a.m. At the 6:30 p.m. service, the Roselle seven years ago, He was a COkVAREOURQUAUTY HUNDREDS OF VARIETIES AT 99< hospice founder the score of 17-5; Kacey Conroy added an- Inllnchpols-SeedilnoUnds .. services Sunday at Cranford Al- Moody Science video, "City of the trustee of the Flynn Christian Aa HOSTAS 1OAYUUES ARE 0R0WIN0 IN CONTAINERS ' other grand slam In the second Inning and PIAKT ANYTIME Of THE YEAR- NO PLAOTINO SHOCK . . •HUNDREDS OF VARIETIES AT ti.M liance Church. Bees," will be shown. The 28- At its annual spring ball May 3,Halfway House of Elizabeth and Soccer action in Cranford Derby winners In 3 Irvpols- f ran Curlings or Divisions made two stellar catches In the bottom of the WAREOURPMOES The^ couple will conduct the minute production focuses on how Union , County chapter of Boys' Jersey City. HOSTASFftOMUII-DAYllUESSTAnrATU.il SCENTED QEKANIUMS t HUNDREDS OF.VARIETIES AT JI.M second to stop a. Sapphire rally. The Sap- Secondyeirplints InOuirts or Pints ' bees build their cities much as Winners in Cranford Jaycees OROUHD COVERS service in the.absence of the Rev. Towns of Italy bestowed its an- Surviving are his wife, the for-* Inspllo of the inspired play of tho Giant's front . phlres .had scored twice In the bottom of the humans do: with police patrols, (Continued from page recent fishing derby include second on hits by Stephanie Kannol and Robert Bashioum who is attend- nual Man of the Year honor on mer Mary Patricia Langan Mucha; line of Lauren Amos, Sam Devlto, Justin Krlck, Danielle Wieneke, Mike Polidoro, sanitation departments, nurseries BLUE LIGHTNING 3, GIATNS V Erika Lahge and tho fine mldfield prossure of Nicky Olesky and had Meghan McLear and 'ing the annual council of the the Rev. Charles Hudson, vice a son, James E. of New Hamp- The Blue Ughtning continued their winning ..Joshua. Lasky, Meghanne Mallnowsky, and. Christina Bayak, Jennifer TSayak, Us Ponsoda In scoring position when Kacey iMEW JERSEY BOTANICAL GARDENS Christian and Missionary Alliance and even air conditioning. The president of .Center _ for Hope shire; a daughter, Carol M. of ways In a hard fought struggle against the' 'Marie Vultagglcx In the second half the Giants , Steven Richards, Jennifer Chand- chased down long shots to the outfield'. ' movie reyeals how G<^Jji* design • Hospice. '.[ ' ''. '.''','.'••"?'""'^' "'•';•'•• •.. Giants. Andy Bausch opened tho scoring with F>L.ANT SHOP Iwilh four Church representatives ; Roselle Park; three stepsons, tightened the gamo on a blast by Sam DoVlto The Amethysts then added three more runs 1 ler, Patrick Muha and GregBugel. -.inDenver'.:,;,. '•. -.'"• ',•.•.••.•.•;•', . •'.' for human relationships is dif- a goal on a right to left crossing shot after. after a lead pass from Drew Mitchell. The Blue In the third on hits by Lauren Macksoud and 1 1 OO DUKE'S PARKWAY WEST - SOMERVIULE.IM.J. 00070 Center for Hope is a non-profit Joseph,-Mark and Paul Mucha, all CrtH 10 S PCN thru SAT • SUN 12 5 APRIL-JUNE 4 Ml • EVERY DAY DURING MAT 10 5 OUR PHONE (90B) 725-0123 ferent ftom his system for the some nice mldfield passing by Chris Lightning Iced the game on Andy Bausch's Tlie Quirings are affiliated with non-denominational organization of Roselle; two stepdaughters, Cranford bees."~ ~ •.-..• : .•• ' •'.•..-; , D'Ambola, Jim Collltl, Joe Hlgglns and Sharon alert rebound goal after offense push of Kim- radio station HCJB, "The Voice of dedicated to providing "terminally Laura Lubin of Cranford and 213 North Avenue •• Majors. Tho defensive unit for the Ughtning boriy ScHrelbor and Chris Penahorrara. The The public is invited to these ' was led by Bob Nowlckl, Holly Paullch, Mike the Andes," in Quito, Ecuador. ill patients with dignity and com- Susan Ward of Easton, Pa.; a sis- 276-0255 Giants goallonder, Tom Newman, Ryan Curry, Rob teaches high school English services! For additional informa- fort surounded, by their family, ter, Virginia Temple of Boiin- Spattro and Cartlln West. Gavin WEeks for the Joe Woglom, and Joe Blafi did excellently tion, call the church office, Francis J. Dooley Jr. . Lightning scored the second goal on a pen- ' duty throughout tho game. and directs the theater program 276-1617. . Counseling also is offered for tiville, Utah; and seven grand- ; aKy shot, the score retrained 4-0 at halftlme at the Alliance Academy in Latin. surviving family members and a children. Manager- program is offered for children Memorial donations may be ages 5 to 12 to handle bereave- made to the Flynn Christian Feast of Holy Trinity to be ment Halfway House, 1091 E. Jersey Ave., Elizabeth. celebrated at St. Michael Mother Seton For the Total Comfort Home The feast of Holy trinity will be be placed in front of the church students enter NHS| celebrated Sunday at St Michael near the altar area as part of the Union County lkligtou£ Strcctorp Church. celebration; The icon shows God, Four local students have been TRACTOR UP DAYS The church will celebrate the the father, the son and the holy inducted into the National Honor belief that Godi is one person with ghost.seated at.a table partaking Society (NHS) at Mother Seton SCOTCH PLAINS GRACE St Paul's Plumbing •Heating • Air Conditioning three divine natures. The day also ' of wine and bread, the symbols of High School, Clark, They are CHRISTIAN CHUttCH United Church or Christ marks the conclusion of the Eas- the Holy Eucharist • &: •••-.••'• NOTHING'S EASIER. . The liturgies will be celebrated Maria Buontempo, Jobina Del- 213 Center St. • UC.1428 ter season which began Ash gado and Gisela Goncalves, all of 1800 Raritan Rd., Scotch'Plains PEACE Gnrwood 36 North Ave., E. • Crariford • 276-1320 Wednesday. at 5:30 p.m. Saturday and 7:30, 9 Cranford, ahd Theresa Cdlalillo of (By Union Co. College) An icon of the Holy Trinity will and 10:30 a.m. and noon Sunday. Kenilworth. • FELLOWSHIP 789-1285 Senior Gretchen deRaat of 889-100 Trane Furnaces & Air Conditioning H3O13 5 REASONS TO 950 RARITAN ROAD Rev. Doug Lovcjby-Cartcr Cranford, a National Merit CRANFORD, NEW JERSEY 07016 H5518 P.istor Water Heaters.# Burnham Boilers Two films to be shown at^tdult forum Scholarship winner and member Minister Doug McCullcy (201) 276-8740 1932 x—T>^ ^—< 1991: of . NHS, received a science Tutors Dein «: Virginia Rnudjen . Worship nml Sunilny .School BUY A HONDA NOW! The Rev. Bruce Williams will Grapes," will be shown at the 9:30 scholarship in memory of Barbara a.m. adult forum in the youth Sunday School 9:45 A.M. Sunday - 10:00 A.M. Worship 9:30 A.M. preach at the 9:30 and 11 am. MacConnell, former moderator of Sunday Worship 11:00 A.M. Child Ciirc Available • Easy To Opetate—Honda's worship services Sunday at First center. the school's chapter of NHS. Wednesday - 7:30 P.M. Teaching Presbyterian Church; The first film deals with the Attorney Barbara Curran was quality, reliability, and technology The films, "Between a Rock and problems of racism and tells the guest speaker. She served four Your children will learn of God's a Hard Place"and "The Wrath of stories of people who have lived terms in the state Assembly and KENILWORTH Raritan Road love and gain a biblical foundation make your work easier. with. rejection. The second film for life's decisions Jn our Sunday was president of the Board of Baptist Church School. -^'' focuses on the dangers of pes- Public Utilities. (GOSPEL CHAPEL • Easy Tirade—Your old tractor is Cancer foundation ticides and follows the struggles of Newark Ave. & 23rd St, Kenilworth 611 Raritan Road,, Cranford 3000 SERIES farm workers. worth money in traide towards a 5000 SERIES •••• 908-272-6131 (Adjacent to the Days Inn) RIDING MOWERS needs volunteers Coffee and fellowship will follow ORAL HISTORY First new Honda. MULTI-PURPOSE TRACTORS at 10:30. The public is invited. "from Memory to History," a Sunday Services: -JEmmanuel.Cancer Foundation, 11 AM - Family Bible Hour end 272-7088 a statewide organizatTdn for New -workshop on oral history, will be Sunday School For All Ages— - -Pastor Steve .Nash.._.. „ • Easy Demo Program—"Try Pastor to speak held June 11 in Westfield. It is 7:00 PM - Evening Services Sunday Service Jersey families who have a child sponsored by the county Office, of H45I4 Before You Buy" with cancer, is looking for vol- Monday, 7:30 PM - Boys Brigade Sunday School—9:40 A.M. on babies, bath Cultural and Heritage Affairs and Wednesday, 7:30 PM • Prayer and Bible Study Sunday Worship-11:00 A.M. H6522 uhteers. .-:...,.,...:...;.. registration deadline is June 7. •••- Friday, 7:00 PM-Youth Meeting . Wed. Evening Bible Study—7 P.M. Church • Easy Fioancing—No Down Help is needed in the organiza- The Rev. S. Timothy Pretz, pas- Call 558-2550! Call For More Information \)l< ire in Fellowihlpwiili Ihe Coiistivilive Bipliil Auodalif Payment, no payments and no interest tion's Raritan Road office during tor, Will preach the 10 am. wor- 170 Elm Street regular business hours to support Westfield, Now Jersey 07090 ship service Sunday at Osceola CONSTRUCTION SAFETY Redeemer Lutheran Church until October 1991t the activites ofthe administrative Presbyterian Church. "Babies and SCOTCH PLAINS 233-2278 COME - JOIN THE FAMILY FUN staff. Persons who can give a few Associated Builders and Con- Clark and Couperthwalte Place Bathwater" will be the sermon tractors will sponsor a one-day BAPTIST CHURCH (NewYMCA) Church School 9:00 AM BUY YOUR COMBO TICKET AND. SEE • Easy Service—Honda Power hours a week to do typing, filing, title. . Westfield, NJ Worship 10:30 AM SUNDAY AT BRIDGEPORT FOR FREE OSHA construction safety course 333 PARK AVE. SCOTCH PLAINS Equipment professionals back every word processing and telephone Following the service, refresh- June 8 at Coachman Days inn. 322-5487 2324517 Dr. Robert L. Harvey, Pastor CAN CHARGE ON VISA OR MASTER CARD follbwvup are asked to. call Am- ments will be served in Fellow- Rev. Paul E. Kritsch, Pastor TOTAL VALUE '40.50 - COMBO PRICE •28.50 The cost is $65. Call 964-6211. Pastor James A. Brlx Roger Bdrchln, D.C.E. sale with service during and after anda Missey, 272-2292. ship Hall. The public is invited. Mr. Charles L Hutchison - Director of Christian Education Sunday Worship Services SATURDAY - MAY 25th - 6 pm - FLEMINGTON - '1O.5O 4000 SERIES 6000 SERIES 8:30 am & 11:00 am MODIFIED - SPORTSMAN - ROOKIES your purchase Sunday School... 9:30 AM LAWN TRACTORS Worship,... 11:00 AM Sunday School and LATE MODELS - VINTAGE CARS COMPACT DIESEL TRACTORS Phobia help unit Youth Meeting 7:00 PM Adult Bible Class 9:50 am Wednesday: Prayer Meeting 7:00 PM Nursery Sorvlco Provided SUNbAY - MAY 26th - 6 pm -BRIDGEPORT - $12.00 Complete tine of Attachments •30" to 60" Cutting Widths * 11 HP to 22 HP Models to form in June Tuesday! Christian Weight During Worship services and Education Hour MODIFIED 50 LAPPER PLUS toss Group 7:00 PM Christian Day School Nursery STREET STOCKS & ENDURO The Mental Health Association Child cara provided. ' Through Grado 6 Trade Up Tbday At One Of These Honda Power Equipment Dealers' is accepting applications for its MONDAY - MAY 27th - 2 pm - FLEMINGTOK - $18.00 CALVARY Phobia Release Education Prog- TERRIIL ROAD RAY BATEMAN JR. MEMORIAL RACE BELLE MEAD BOUND BROOK METUCHEN SOMERVILLE UNION ram (PREP) to be held in Cran- The First , LUTHERAN CHURCH 91 LAP SYRACUSE MODIFIED QUALIFIER Hlllsborough L&Q Equip. Rick's Cycle Certter, Inc. Metuchen Mower Inc. Lin-Gate Equip. BAPTIST CHURCH Chestnut L/M & Equip. Inc. ford. PREP is open to anyone Presbyterian Church -p 108 Eastman St., Cranford PLUS GREAT AMERICAN STREET STOCKS 820 Route 206 14 West Main St. 212 Main St. Sales & Service 421 Chestnut St. suffering from phobia or anxiety 1340 Terrill Rd. Scotch Plnlns SEE: PAUCH, HOOFMAN, BHIGHTBILL, BRITTAIN BOYD, COLUNS & HORTON (908)874-8300 (908)356-1163 (908)548-0503 3545 U.S. Route 22 (908) 689-5270 of Cranford 276-2418 :HALLENQE!HEARNrJ--JOHN$ON -MCGnEADIE -D, JOHNSON, DECKEfl,— disorder. i ) A - North Union & 322-7151 I Tho Rev. C, Paul Stiotkblne, D.D., Pastor A. JOHNSON & COZZE E7BRIJNSWICK R1NGOES "" -^Screening-—of— participant "WESTFIECD i,—-Springfield Aves. The Rov. Christine Began, Assist Pastor" The Motorcycle Mall East Brunswick Honda Walts Outdoor Center SUMMIT The Eardly Peterson Co. under way with classes beginning Rev. David E. Buck, Pastor NOW ASPHALT — NO DUST — NQ DIRT 165 Washington Ave. 307 Cransbury Rd. LarisonLane . Summit Honda 224 Elmer St. June 4 for a group which will 276-8440 Sunday: SUNDAY WORSHIP SERVICES (201) 751-4545 (908) 257-8945 9:45 AM - Sunday School 8:30 a.m. & 11:00 a.m. (908)782^654 „, 312 Broad St. (908) 232-5723 meet Tuesdays from 7 to 9 p.m. SUNDAY WORSHIP 11:00 AM - Morning Worship SUNDAY CHURCH SCHOOL & WATCH EVERY WEEK (908)273-0333 Working in a mutual help group, 6:30 & 11:00 A.M. 8:15,AM- Church Training . ' ADULT FORUM Miller Genuine Draft Modified Country HONDA. PREP, is designed for persons SUNDAY SCHOOL & ADULT FORUM 7;15 PM - Evening Worship ** No« all dealer!cmtty all mod<:l«. Scr your local dealer for availability. suffering from panic disorder, 9:30 A.M.. Wednesday; 9:45 a.m. USA Cabte TV Series A Congregation ol the Evangelical t!it« your clcaltr tuttkull*. No pdynwnu ami mi Inttriki until Ckiotwr | High School Choral Festival at ' •••>..• •'•",• '•.. - .' •••• CALL'.;'.': ' •'••.•• ' ••• •••'• MICKI PULSINELLI .This Weekly column Is devoted Town plans summer classes for vouths iii music, dance to sharing with you, our readers, the different kinds of delightful, ^968-5700 — — —delicious -cuisine -iir-outHnar-— — The. recreation department again will offer will meet 12:30 to 2 p.m. and the teen class electronic keyboard and Fun with. Music for 4 • i music lessons to Cranford youngsters this will meet 2;15 to 3:4$; The fee is" $20 for each will be held at the Community Center June 25. 382^1755 summer and will-add dance instruction for the, session. Registration for both programs .will to July 25 from 8:3p am. to 12:30 p.m. The firsttlme. ' r • • '•' •• •' •'. •. ', • ''"• -_:.- ' begin June 5.flrorn 9 aim. to 4 p.rrf. and 7:30 to.program is b^n to tovynship youngsters in • CARPENTER ANTS • CQCKROACHES- Youth Dance Works is for children age 6 to 8:30 p.m. at the Community Center. Call 709- grades K-8. Registration will be held June.4 TTCEWTICKS ¥;WASPS/HORNETS Qomething for everyone THE BLACK HORSE INN 9 and Teen Dance Works is for 10 to 14-year- 7283 for more details!. and 5 fbom.7:30 to 9 p.m. and the fee is $75. • MIGE/RATS : -S.. • RESIDENTIAL/ - olds: Each class will meet at the Community DOLLY LEE'S More information is available by calling 709- JlthTthm COMMERCIAL „ Route 24 Mehdharri, NJ (201) 543-7300 Center for three sessions: July 15 to 19, Aug. 5 Music lessons will be.given in piano and 7283 or workshop director Don Whellah, 232- 1^71 RT. 22 WEST Phi* lax* GratuitM ad I safel • E«ectlvel •Affordable! to 9 and Aug. 12 to 16. The younger children to 6-year-olds will be offered again. Classes 4919. Tastes differ BI^IDGEWATER, N J. 908-526-6622 but you can agree When You Want The • on a wide selection . Dolly and Jim Lee were ready for retirement in 1986. After owning "TRY US AGAIN Russo's RESTAURANT the East Winds Restaurant in Scotch Plains for 18 years they decided Occasion To Be AND LOUNGE that it was time to live a life of leisure. Well, that was about five years Continental Restaurant & ago and guess who Is back in business? They now own and operate, FOR THE FIRST TIME" . Catering Inc. 1 DANCING EVERY FRI^&SAT. Unforgettable Or SURF & TURF with their son Douglas, Dolly Lee's Restaurant (formerly Newport and LIVE: "The Sounds Of Forever One" GRAND BUFFET Catch 22) In the Red Bull Inn. . Grand Opening Piano Bar Every Week-Nite Early Bird Specials UNDER NEW OWNERSHIP Your Just Going Out For Every Mon. &Tues. Dolly• told us the she and her husband enjoyed working in the WAKE BUSINESS MEN'S All the Shrimp, prime ribs, Weddings Catering Specials UP etc. You ban eat, Wed. thru Sat. restaurant. While retired, they missed the many friends they made YOUR EXPRESS COMPLETE complete with whb often: visited their restaurant. Now that the Word has spread FAMOUS 24 oz. A Bite With Friends TASTE LUNCHEONS dessert* coffee. 5:pm-7 pm Anniversaries DUDS 5:30 lo 9:30 about their new venture, many of their old customers from Scotch Plains and Westfield have stopped in to eat and visit with them. Showers 11*0 $5 LADIES' FRIDAY Sunday 4 pm-6 pm Catering Service I j TO 3 PM NIGHT SPECIAL Like several of the new Chinese restaurants that have opened STEAK Call for Information- L - _ _**£. ™£L. \ 11 1047 US. Route 22 East SUNSET ( recently, the traditional Oriental decor is missing. The main dining Wedding Package* 1 105 ' '.->'••'.( •MouiitMnside,N] 07092 DINNER 1/2 PRICE! •room, which seats 100, has.brass railings, stained glass windows Starting at *19" and booths.: The table settings! (Jbnsistof white linen, blue.napkins. Mine Rd., Bridgewiter, N.J. 722-2680 Drinks at bar and lougne. (908)233-5542 Catering Jor WEEKDAYS 4 TO 8 Also great dinner, spedata.. and beautiful bjue'and white china. All Occassions SAT. 4 TO 6, SUN. 1 TO 4 After 6:30. Another break from tradition at Dolly Lee's is the addition of Call for. Appointment Main Dining Room Grill Room BANQUET FACILITIES FOR ALL OCCASSIONS American food on its menu. There, is a special selection that allow 3O2-1252 For Reservations .. QQA 4 Qt\f\ Call us today 009" IvvU Elegant Dining'at it's best! For those who prefer customers to choose such American classics as chicken, scallops, Drake St. • Bound Brook ' 1990 Raritan Rd. (At Marline) Scotch Plains Lunch & Dinner casual dining shrimp, steak and surf and turf. The First Place For But by and large, the mdnu is mainly Chinese with over 100 items The Best In Restaurants served Tues. thru Sun. Open 7 Days from which to choose. Appetizers, 13 in all, are priced at $1.25 for an egg roll to $5.95 for dams In a black bean sauce. • Dinner choices include beef and pork ($8.95), chicken and duck SAN GENNARO t ($8.95), seafood ($8.50 to $12.95), whole fish (flour choices.of,sea 660 Middlesex Ave. bass or flounder for $13.95), and special selections ($11.95 to 756-8293 $15.95). . -•'.' \ Metuchen, NJ. Hours: Mon.-Frf. 11:30 a.m.'-10:00 p.m., Sat. & Sun. 5:00 p.m.-Midnite "The Greatest Italian Food to Hit South Plainfield" C O V N TRY C L U B For the past month, my rnother, who lives in Florida, has been 426 E. Main St, Bound Brook • 356-0169 Celebrates it's 5th Anniversary 549-2040 yisiting with us. She joined my husband and, I for dinner at Dolly- T Lee's. I told her she could order anything on the menu as long as it \ 2239 South Clinton Avenue - South Plainfield • NJ. - 07080 Rt. 31, Clinton (908) 735-4200 CAPTAIN FRANK'S wasn't.chow or lo mein (what shealways ordered). I I I I I FISH MARKET • SEAFOOD RESTAURANT The three of us ordered a pu pu platter ($6.50 per person) for two. I Lunch served Monday thru Saturday 11:30 am to 4:00 pm X)inner Specials . Thursday and Friday try our Luncheon Buffet This consisted of jumbo prawns, shrimp toast, steak on a stick, • Fresh Fish Daily chicken wings and.spare ribs, served over a flaming hibachi. There $ .|«--- COUPON — — — -| ' Buy one Dinner : : was enough food served for the three of us. 2.00Off • All Food Cooked " •'•••••••" $A95 • ' •• 1 Get 2nd Dinner I Any Large h r. GRAND OPENING - in Cholesterol v/ all you can eat For entrees, my mother (a.k.a. Pinky Hughes) ordered the sizzling I F1UEE • .:•:••• I : : . •'• Pie .; .. ^ H~ I V SPECIAL J seatobd wor bar ($15.95), a combination of lobster and crab meat, 1: : FreeOir Dinner served Monday thru Sat. 4:00 to 11:00 p.m. | Mon»Thurs 4:00 pm -10:00 pm | shrimp and scallops and mixed Chinese vegetables and imported > Saturday ONLY' ' Expires 6/29/91 . Eat In or Pick up only. Expire! 6/29/91 . i 10% OFF I ;; Sunday 2:00 to 11:00 mushrooms, served on a sizzling platter over a bed of toasted rice. ,, ',\"TT% - M« MM mtm MM MM MM MM MM MM MM* MM MM MMMI MM MM MM MM MM MM MM «MM wm» MM tmtw ^J < OPEN 10-10 Prices ranging from;$7.95 to $14.95' Mon.-Sat. I All Selections | My husband's choice, Ying and.Yang for $12.95 was sauteed • Exp.ti/15/91 '•, j'. Prime Ribs of Beet—Our House Specialty shrimp with egg whites and chicken chunks in a hot pepper sauce. 145 Woodbridge Ave. (Across from White Roso) ' '•• . •-LIVE ENTERTAINMENT THURSDAY THRU SUNDAY - The shrimp was fresh and not overcooked while the chicken was &M 3 Locations to Serue You! Highland Park 908-572-5553 tender. sssss • I ordered the Imperial duck ($1.1.95). This was served with a brown The Finest In v sauce and fresh broccoli. The duck was crisp on the outside and Fresh and ..f. i.... moist.on the Inside. My mother and I had enough left over for Cooked Seafood tomorrow's lunch. RISTGRANTE This Week's Special Dolly Lee's.Is a friendly restaurant. We noticed that several of the LOBSTER MANIA ^vtftvo SATURDAY NITES customers knew Dolly personally and she made it her business to visit all the tables. My mother's only complaint was that the Lee family v^ Couples Nite!!! FISH MARKETS did not move far enough, like maybe to Florida where she lives. BOX OF 24 FRIED ^ TREAT ANOTHER COUPLE TO SHRIMP DINNERFREE 469-9570 Lobster PURCHASE YOURT^O ENTREES AND RECEIVE THEIR TWO ENTREES 716 Union Ave. 5/22/91-6/29/91 ___ : : FREE ""•" • : A&P Shopping Center ' This column Is dstlgnsd to acquaint our reactors WE WILL DEiHJCT THE TWO ENTREES OF LESSER VALUE FROM YOUR CHECK. Middlesex, NJ Festival with dining spots In the area. It Is not Intended as a critique. OFFER EXPIRES AUG 31.1901 HN 2G5 E. 2nd St.- Ill W. 2nd Ave. Every Thursday COUPON — — • — Plainfield , NJ Roselle, NJ Cannol bo combinod.w/anyblho/bh r promotiont s 756-1656 241-5990 EKP Aug 311991 & Friday Night Rt. 206 South NEWLY REMODELED NEW1!1 DOUBLETREATUITES Hillsborough WED/THURS Now Appearing 359-0088 NEWW MANAGEMENT EXPRESS LUNCH LADIES NITES: Open 7 Days IN OUR LOUNGE IN OUR LOUNGE: CASUAL, OUTDOOR DINING ON OUR PATIO. Owner & Maitre d' — Joe ChChen Soup & Sandwich Mania 5 P.M.-11 P.M. Pnflrtimflnl Coming Next Week ^ Buffet Slvle Your Hosts: The Vicci's, Engcls, Stones ONLY $O95 $|60 POPULAR DRINKS UU(JUIIUWI!i and Tolls invite you to take Advantage i"WCKSHAW & FREEDOM • Unlimited Lobster UNIQUELY SUMMER...UNIQUELY OURS. CHOOSE FROM A WBGE SELECTION $388 APPETIZER SELECTION tr Monday * All you can eat Prime Rib $9,95 OF YOUR FAVQWTe SANDWICHES No Cover • No Minimum • Two Pasta's r Tuesday * All you can eat Pasta's $7.95 Soothe all your senses with our Creative Cuisine GARDENS • MON. THRU FRIDAY DINNER SPECIAL 1113O-2I3O P.M. r Wednesday* All you can eat Chicken & Ribs ., $9^95 and the beauty of our Summer Scenery. CHINESE RESTAURANT THURSDAY NITES: FRIDAY NITESi • Shrimp . 6-9 P.M. 6-9 P.M. GRAND BUFFET COLONIAL VILLAGE SHOPPING CENTER Choose (torn o\ntr 35 /f«m« \WEDIHNG COCKTAILS PRIME RIB «• SHRIMP BUFFET NJ'S OWN BIG APPLE • Carving Station Join us in our cafe for LUNCH DINNER HWY. 27 & PARSONAGE RD., EDISON ' CHOOSCfROU • ROJSJ Bcel Cstving Station • Pastas • Htm Caning Tuesday-Sunday • PniME rtlB CAWING SUriON-ALL THE SHRIMP Station • Chicken O/ihas • Hoi S. Cold Studs • Veal Monday-Saturday Tuesday-Saturday Dishta • Bmtdi • Seafood O/shos • Cotfoa •Dessert th RECEPTIONS • Fried Catamari you CAN EAt-PASTAS' CHICKEN DISHES p/person * Wednesday Nite - live Music, no cover 11:30 am-2:30pm 5:00 pm-10:00 pm 548-0323 906-2223 Italian Specialties Including Fresh Mottarella 20 • HOT A COLO SALADS • VEAL DISHES • BREADS We have accomodations to Til every • Lobster Stuffing • SEAFOOD DISHES • COffEB • OESSER T «•§ flag Par P«r*on 4NIVERSARYCELEBRATK t Unlimited • Thursday - Saturday Uve Entertainment No Cover BAR-B-QUE BRUNCH ADULTS 12" IU (Children 10 & under «5.S0) ——budgct7-50 to-500-Pcrsons. - Sunday_EyerAings Sunday $15 Dinner or Take Out Order CHILDREN 10 & UNDER ftH Live Enterialnmenl NEWLY REDECORATED • Herring & Lox 4:00pm-8:00pm 10:30 anv2:30 pin 2.00 OFF FACILITIES SPECfAL ANNIVERSARY RATES!! up to 200 persons. Weddln|>s«Showers • Assorted Salads Reservations Suggested 3.00 OFFUp to $25 Dinner or Take Out Dinners • Dessert Your Hosts: SalVenezia & Patrick Mclaughlin 20-800 Persons S I Lunch 11:30 A.M. -3 P.M. RESTAURANT •*)\ •> t • I I till 4J- fhursday May -23-1991--GRANFORD CHRONICLE- B-10 CRANFOJRP CHRONICLE Thursday Ma^ 23,1991 • '~>"v •A \M •* at... Mutt b« of equal o^lMMrvalua. Not to be combined wtth locations Rosalia Pizza Fenraro's Restaurant 547 E. 1st Ave., Roselle 16 W. Main St., Somervlllo 241-4623 OR 241-4622 707-4443 (FAX) 707-1515 ir - — — — — "-— — TT, Nov.1 Unde WEEKEND DINNER SPECIALS Delicious Pan Pizza ^ Buy Pasta ROUTE 78 IUIT 12) 4 Miltj Will gl CLINTON. N.J. Neopolltan PI Subs PATULLO'S. 201-735-7889 BOBBY & MARY'S Cocktails GREENHOUSE RESTAURANT Enjoy Hn« Noxtfaern Ha&aa CtMln« ftrtfttftft 1 Pizza t NORTH VOSSELLER AVE. . BOUHO BROOK 1- »LUNCH ©DINNER •COCKTAILS 318 William St., Piscataway gracious decor. ,, 356-2692 • 3S6-98B8 • WEDDINGS • BANQUETS • PARTIES FOR ALL OCCASIONS 752-4474 let Second Complete your evening by dsactajg tt» ttlj^lt Each Special Includes: Soup, Salad, Coffee & Dessert Atfhmfe CHim- aMkm «^ prates-' THIS WEEK'S away to our cocktail lounge. atonal oM» front O*«. Taiwan and Friday Night Dancing • BROILED WHOLE.FRESH LOBSTER : ...... „...:...; $9.95 Honfr Kqnft Ato fwtujna Gloria " APPETiZERS E.Wn>lliH At equal or lesser value Mussels - $4.95 • Melon with Prbsciutto - S.3.95 May 24 - Bud Beavers & Elaine 99S MO fa. Ms, atfra art. augar orMSa 1 with this ad MSS • PEPPER STEAK ...•...•..•••..-. •»'•• ••- •-•-.• •-, »••••• * Fruit Cup - $1.50 • Shrimp Cocktail - $5.95 OPEN 7 DAYS offer expires 6/30/01 frfy ENTREES ••-'•• PMQIJjfc* Jim mu iinuiuMam iny 31 -, Jim Hoffmaimin lull IMII lUIUIUTZP UrtQwACourttrNmn. ._ Tyyjn_j.olbster Tails : ,$14.95 • • I PIANO iOUNQHW. * SAt.'l Broired "StCTrledfiFfoUncl^r""* '%\ 3.95 Help Fight Recmtalonl Stuffed Chicken Breast --$12.95. 20% OFF! indiv.R»g.OlnMf»| .'.?:, tit :'.•» VVcr.t, Scotch Plains Sirloin Steak-$12.95 • * we alto icMpt any COUPONS 069-1070 •••• •••< from olh« re»t»ufent» M-F . . -' Surf &-Turf-$18.95 With thll »d — Explrat BKOI91 FH T.ikoout service nl'io .v.\nl,ible "Veal Parrnlgiana & Spaghetti - $13.95 i -. I- • 1 > Enjoy gourmet, continental cuisine, along with Friday & Saturday Nites •R T excellence In service and atmosphere. s o A'A „,. is. 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THE WHOLE PICNIC FRIENDS NEIGHBORHOOD you Mow Tuesday-Friday only (25 people]" (50 people) (4 People) (100 or more) BBQ Ribs 36 pieces 220 pieces 440 pieces 1985 Rt. 22 West, Scotch Plains, N.J. 07076 U.S.D.A. Choice Zucchini or CALL Beef Short Ribs Yellow Squash Jih Chicken 18 Ribs 110 pcJ Ribs 220.Ribs . US 908-322-9595 JBc Rifcs- 8 pc Chicken 50 pc Chicken TOO pc chicken J^AW of Somerset presents FOR (Next to McDonald's) j£W:" --A variety of Hot and Cold ^ m Chickcn f^W Seafood Dishes, Including: 16 pieces 100 pieces 700 pieces'. MORE Only Our Own Storemade Our own storemade Large Chilled Shrimp INFO macaroni, potato Fresh Italian Sausaga CALL AHEAD Vi hour 2 hours day before • .. • (Hot or Sweet) and coleslaw salads Spanish Paella $O69 (s lbs. $199 Calamari & ScungiHi confaing enough Rocklcv's Barbetiue Bcoiis, U.S. Highway 22 alb. or More) ; I alb. 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Roast Ch •'"Y \ \ \ 1 tilt May 23,1991 - Union County Classified - 1 B-12 CRANFORD CHRpNICLE 'Thursday May 23, 1991 Forbes Newspapers Residentsjare on the lookout for potentially rabid animals cipal health officers of the need to disease and did not recommend sue examined: The animal did not appear to be ill and reacted educate the public on the dangers impounding the anijnal for test; of rabies in order to prevent the By Cheryl Moulton ing. Residents, however, were "normally," according to the ani- mal control officer. The animal spread of the disease to domestic Township police and health of- concerned the' overt aggressive animals and humans. ficer Warren Hehl responded to behavior displayed by the animal will not be tested for rabies since several calls last week from wary was indicative of the rabies virus. there was no human or domestic Reminding residents to be residents who are keeping an Hehl explained ...' possible animal contact, exhibited no "alert, aware and informed," Hehl eagle eye out for animals behav- symptoms—unsteady, gait, overly symptoms of the disease and has stressed the importance of dyth dmmunJemfc^domesUc—^afc^and- aggressive or~ftiendlybchayioi'r her Heightened awareness to the Within a few minutes of the first dogs against the disease found in statewide rabies1—epidemic has inability to eat or drink, convul- 774 wild and domestic animals to sions, an obviously ill animal, or. call, another call sent the trio to residents-opting to be safe rather N. Union Avenue where several date throughout the statet .the -than-sorry. '•——^— -' -raceoonsvwere-spotted-on, majQrity_iifj^chj!!^^ , Although it was impossible for human—were the determining top, entering a chimney. Eleven of the state's 21 counties Hehl or the animal control officer factors in impounding an animal haye been affected by the epi- 908-231-6610 to determine if the animals in for testing. After observing the cat question were rabid, precaution- eating and walking Hehl deter- the raccoons from the chimney. OR TOLL FREE IN NEW JERSEY Union County ary methods were used to protect mined the animal was of no Alter one hour of trying to coax: tions of the state. Buckle Up America Week residents from harm, All cases threat out the creatures, all four boun- •'. The disease cannot be cured in edition took place shortly before sunset, The following evening a resi- ded out of the chimney at once. humans once the symptoms bec- May 20.27 1«800«334«0531 not during the day when the ap-dent of Harvard Road spotted a Two were captured by Garden ome evident Cats run the highest •u. pearance of a raccoon would be small raccoon walking unsteadily chance of contracting the disease State, one evaded capture and CHEVY 69 CHEVELLE- CHEVY 91 LUMINA- 3.1 FORD 78 GRANADA- HONDA 90 CRX SI — MASERATI '8 4 MERCURY 79 BOB- MERCURY 8 6 MERCURY 88 COUGAR contrary to normal behavior. on the street alerting police who one had to be destroyed after in. domestic animal population 110 2 door hardtop, auto, PS, V6, AC, cruise, tilt, rear- V6, black, excel, running sunroof, AC, AM/FM BITURBO- Blk.. CAT- hatchback, V6, COUGAR- 51K ml, mint LS- beautiful! White w/ responded immediately with because they, like raccoons, are bucket seats w/center defogger. AM/FM stereo, cond., PB,' 4 door, asking cass., 31mpg., 14K miles.- 35Kmlles, fully serviced, auto. AC, AM/FM, sun- cond, AC, all power, great navy leather interior, Residents took a proactive being injured in a. fall from the AUTOS LE.D. dash, loaded I 55K Hehl. Garden State Kennels, the roof. It is not unusual for raccdons nocturnal and roam unattended. console, 1 owner*, asking cloth int. tinted glass, S450/BO. Call anytime $10,000/60. 234-4178 leather Int.. phone, new roof, very clean, 40K orl- • stereo, $600 car phone, stance May 15 when a domestic FOR SALE $2300. 231-1769 after 9,700 mi, full warranty. 463r7148 or 9AM-5PM, days; 704-3467 eves. tires-BBS, very clean, glnal miles, $850. Call new tires & brakes, morel highway miles, $7900. township-contracted animal con- Since rabies is spread by the 6PM 549-0710. $61OQ. 463-0929 . . Call 789-0207 cat acted aggressively in the Or- . to nest in uncapped chimneys, $12,800 or take over 949-6795. HYUNDAI 90 EXCEL- 4 ' $7800/3.6.-272-2311. trol service, responded within 20- saliva of an infected animal, cats payment. S48-057S. NISSAN '87 MAXIMA- ange Avenue area, contacting leaving during the evening hours could harbor the disease through . TOYOTA, 90, SUPRA CHEVY 71 NOVA- 4 FORD 7 8 THUN- dr.; auto with overdrive, MAZDA '87 RX 7SE-.5 MERCURY 84 MERCURY 86 TOPAZ township police who alerted Hehl. minutes to coax JJie raccoon P.Ut'of door, 8 cylinder, runs CHRYSLER '85 NEW DERBIRD- 2 door, V8,AC, fuel Injection, PB, PS, Spd., Sunroof, louvers, COUGAR- Very clean, GS- Well maintained, GXE 4DR Sedan, Pewter, to forage for food. Hehl rec- an unnoticed . scratch, later, TURBO- CD. loaded, sunroof, loaded, 70K mi., Alter observing the cat, who wore a tree and secure it in a cage. ommended residents cap chim- low mileage, mint cond. great/full maintenance YORKER- 4DR, Turbo, PS, P/wlndowd. T-roof, Am/fm with cass., 13k AC, AM/FM cass., exceL have receipts, 82k miles, Auto, PS, PB, AC. P- spreading the disease through records. AC, PS/PB, 99K Red, full power, all op-good condition, $1000 or miles, excellant cond. cond. $5900. Call 369- S2900/BO. Call Mark 281 r Mlrrors, Tilt wheel, AM/FM $7475. Call 908-369-4485. a collar, Hehl determined the .Hehl said'it is impossible, to..neys to deter this possibility. He Take over lease. $520/ miles, S420/BO. Call 548- cass. Must Sell. Best 1 humaii contact mo. Call 658-4452 or 469- tions. Excel, cond, 29KBest offer. Call 359-4085. $6195./BO. 214^0564. 3403, after 6 pm. 6433 eves; 524-6111 NISSAN 83 SENTRA- feline was not displaying any of detect the disease unless an ani- 4114. • ml., $5950. Call 232-7957.: days. • ' ,• * offer.. Call 281-7459. * also advised residents secure all In other health department 3399. FORD 84 MUSTANG ISUZU 85 MAZDA 85 RX7 GSL- Hatchback, AC* sunroof, the characteristic traits of the mal is euthanized and brain tis- Autbi mint cond, original 5 spd,. am/fm, PS. 85k, garbage cans with restraints and news, several residents have ob- ACCURA 89 INTEGRA CHRYSLER 86 LEB- GT- 5.0, AC, PS, PB, P/ Fully loaded, runs great, if garbage has been disturbed to ARON GTS- 4 dr hatch, door.locks, AM/FM cass., excellent condition, 43K owner; new battery,' tune- Advertise 35mpg> Excel., running jected to "the continued use of LS— 3 door hatchback, ma ch cond. $1400. Call. wear gloves when putting the i - wh'to w/black 4 cyl. 5 spd, PS. PB, air, T-tops, silver, auto, 47k miles, new batteryi Call up,, alarm. Must, sell, Garden State Kennels Tor animal 39K miles, 5 speed, AM/ 1 276-4051 leave message. $4700/BO. Call 908- in the Classified! 908-651-8868. refuse back into the container as FM tape, sunroof, alarm, L^rfnmo ' sunroof, leather seats, orig. miles. Garage kept, Genova receives valor award control seryioes based oh alleged AM/FM stereo cass, 97K $5200/BO. 272-7327 422-0162 !'.••'• a safety precaution. tilt, cruise, great cond. ?S2S^S° -8822go0 LINCOLN '84 CON- claims of improper service and $10,500. Ann, 789-20,12. ml. $3750. 908-654-8416 FORD 84 MUSTANG TINENTAL- 38K orig. MAZDA 87 626LX- CHEVY 78 NOVA- al- CORVETTE 88 COUPE- Hatch, excel cond, 5 spd,; The calls came on the heels of handling of animals at last week's ACURA '87 LEGEND- 4 LX— Auto, 4 cyl., PS, PB, ml., Doctor's car, roadster : for rescuing drowning man several "in-service" classes held Township Committee meeting. dr. Sedan, AM/FM stereo ways dependable, 85K Qarage kept, 9700K AM/FM cassette, 56,000 roof, all .options, wire stereo, garaged, new & : ml, 1 owner, automatic, 4 miles, red.. auto, 'all op- mis. Excellent cond., very wheels. Garage kept. extra tires, 31r35MPG, NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS recently by Hehl to educate cass,, excel, cond. Tilt door. $600. 232-5635 . safely back to shore. Garden State Kennels was in- sunroof, $10,750/B.O. tions, pristine condition. clean. Asking $3200, 828- $6700/ B.O. 379-7040. 62K hwy mi, AC, all Cranford firefighter Frank township police and public works spected by N. J. Department of Asking $21,000. Call 688- 6525afte,r5. power, $5500/BO. 271- "" Genpva was recognized Friday by 908-2I33-0820. CHEVY 79 CAMARO- 3 LINCOLN 7 8 VER- Currently a student at .Kean personnel on the current rabies Health in April, receiving a satis- Spd. 6 cylinder, PS, light 4013 after 5PM, FORD 85 MUSTANG SAILLES- Auto, sunroof, 0205 leave message — the-200 Glub oMJniqn County, -foe--Gdllege,-Genoya_is.a5tate-.and;iia-._ ~epidemicr;WMle.the" disease was. Taetoiy "ratlngrrThe "Township-: -blue,^white-lnterlorv.Qood - CTATSUN^(NISSAN) 79 -LX=-aatcr.-^cylrAM/FM-: xlean;-1ully;"loaded,-go6d - MERCEDES 78-280SE- ~AMC 74' condition. $975. or BO. 280ZX— 80K, AC, CB, Show car, new engine, HOLIDAY DEADLINES Tiis"efforts to save a drowning man tional' wrestling champion. He expected to hit this area by spring Committee afld Heh'l are in- rnns^wen,runs well S400^ 5400/uu..90O 906b- cassette, 72K miles, excel tires, good transportation, 908-685-0156. AM/FM, running condi- $2000, Call 75^2-7688, 72K miles, loaded. Red w/ at liong Beach Island last June. was named to the all-American or summer, Cranford was the first vestigating resident complaints", cond. very clean In/ but, tan Int. Excel, cond. GREETINGS FROM TEXAS: Hillside AVeriue School fourth tion, new brakes, best Good for student. $1950. 79 MARK 5- The Dorchester Avenue • resi- ' wrestling team while attending municipality in Union County:.to and will make a determination offer. Mercury 78 Mar- $11,500/BO. 526-6327, graders* from left, front; Erin VVelsh, Maria Lopez; rear, Geoff, CHEVY 79 MONZA- 2 754-7783 after 5PM ; ; needs work. 526-7052, leave message. The Offices of Forbes Newspapers • dent was.among 11 recipients of experience a caseJoC rabies, in this week/ '•: • • .,. /•:.:•'•.• ''•••'• ••''• • door hatchback, V6, orig quis, run well, all;power, Kean in 1989; His brotherj. An- Rood and Chris Vittitoe/;shbvy bandanas, shirts and newspaper condition, FORD 86 TAURUS'- 4 '04-8219 leave ,' the club's valor award which lee-; : owner, runs well; asking' $506; 908-233^7498/ door, V6, auto, AC;. p§, MERCEDES . 80 ' thony, isalso a member of the'tiie Sforcij; ibllovted by-a. second- case- ''^•Municipalities are rriaiidated'by: $575. Call 369-8891 days. v B ognizes the achievements of uni- .in April, both in raccoons. the state to provide animal con- sent by their pen pals in San vAngelo, Texas. Pupils in Victoria $600. Call" " DATSUN 77 280Z- PB, AM/FM. stereo, excel 450SLC^- 44K ml;; orig. department. . ' . • •"••:••••„ Cetera's class.are corresponding via a telecommunications AUDI '87 GT- "R CHEVY 88 ASTRO HONDA 85 ilf VAN- blue, AM radio, TERCEPTOR- very air, heavy duty suspen- clean. 2200 miles. Must slon, oversized radiator, selllJM995/BOr 2U3-8913. AUTOMOTIVE PS, PB. low mileage. As- HCUJPA us v«s |v». iDiiui, tuna a IDUIUS urpai , | JMUI41M-1414.4 " ' ^ T Q MO T I wire wheelswheels , minor repairpis real nicei , non-smokek r S1400/BO. Call Larry 469- $3000/BO$30O0/BO. Call 968-3432968-3432. required"mnnirori . Qnn.7oij!«9O'B-781^6352i . owner. $8500.218-9769. 1683 leave message. DODGE 82. VAN-N—. Clean,Clean —,, I Mew« Content Generated byAdOiwUnwnl p* TFM- 87 JIMMY- minor repairs, runrunsjgoods good. I Rl siix/FRnno FORD gi F» Claaalo ajcojtjfggt^ggwdi; RECREATIONAL] PEST—convertible: runs^4X4=~Fulty~1oaded~wlth~T00=~ffL cyllnderrauto,~i\6n"iu\\7~fQ^ed ,..-, VEHICLES well,, orig engineg . 96K capp.. shorsot bed; 43K miles. AC,. very clean & depdepee re- dred/white. AM/FM stereo. DODGE 89 RAAM M250 25-0 \^ • miles, restorable, $3300/ Asking $8500. Call John ndable, $2100. Call 738- tilt 39K Askl 318, auto, 3/4 ton cargo .. BO. Call889-6262--——after&30PM; 725-8017 5195r^ — ~--•- Bl|j ^ gpM van. A-rcohdfflon: Low AIRSf REAM-31'trailer, 454 PR 725-7455-74 5 BVOS. awningsi , excellenll t COndll- T-»^r« I wind°*. AC.-auto. AM/ capXbVd ife'exc^llent cassette"cmlsw control F0RD 83V AN ECONO- tjon. ready to go. $9,900. ffcc/bfid I FM. Bucket seats. $6500. condition. $3000. Please extended cab. cap, bed- . = k 4 e w ires 0 FOR SALE I Call 233-4629after 5PM call752-5279 liner. 51K miles,Excellent iJ^ 5-,. " ft ' ' UgA* ". ?« 5TH Scotch Plains to get People iri real estate CHEVY 91 BLAZER- 4 FORD 86 F-150 XL- 4 condition. $7500. Call $1700,0811 906-8796. ; WHEEL- with Dodge HOW offers booklet WO, AC. 8000 miles, ex- wheel drive. 8 cylinder, 908-297-0380. FORD 90 WINDOW VAN '["{••< 79. Ready to roll. ii—__v • • • . • .. • • . CHEVY 70 C50 DUMP callent'cbnditlonl Take auto. O/D. 40K miles. GMC '90 JIMMY- 4x4 CLl*B WAGON XLT- wl" for both. Call TRUCK- 5 yd dump Over lease, no money truck equipped with every fU|| size, SLE trim; loaded! Towing package, loaded, ,„_,.„„ 14 executive colonials on home remodeling bpdy, new tires, motor, 10 down! After. 5PM, 563- factory options, garaged |_ow m||6aae Call mint condition, 16K mnes, Z5£2£2iL_ ol ;!v One of the major land divisions in Scotch Plains has taken place ' plow, great for 1827 wi(h cover, excef cond., 752. 29 ""»"• ^ 2 tone silver. $.15*500. TROTWOOD TRAVEL National Home Remodeling Month kicks, off May 1, and a new landscaper, good shape, ' 58 O AVEL 'with the decision of John Hurler, owner of a six-and-a-quarter-acre $7600.234-1274. ,ilir',,, ',..' ' ' ' - Call 526-7680. TRAILER- 17 feet, sleeps brochure from Home Owners Warranty (HOW) offers homeowners S4500/BO. 972-8907 DODGE 85 TRUCK jStfZU 88 TROOPER ^eatrflflt tract of land off Terrill Road, to build Shirewood, the: setting, of 14 practical tips for getting started on home improvement and remod- prestigious Colonial homes. . CHEVY 75 HALF TON "Z^^****, ^&%^S.-^S.^SflS^SZ W^iS^S, &^&%>J18&r eling projects. brakes; radlals. oil pump, •**j*»J Hurler and the builder. Paul Tirsbjer have chosen Ruth Tate, a Ellen Segear has been active "Spring is typically the time of year when homeowners begin $4PO pa runkesis well, high mileage eveningsca. 231 1864 CHEVY 76 SUBURBAN-, ween 6-9 m only. sales associate with the Coldwell Banker Schlott Westfield office, to in real estate for the past nine remodeling projects - everything from, the kitchen or bath to a full- S?S£- - " KST's^rf^:8StfS?D»rS5-&'&£$**D S'B-7869 * -$750. Cal*•*•**"l 80550021.: "* '»^ f " ' list and manage the project Tate is the corhpany's No. 1 producer. years, concentrating her efforts 4 wheel drive, V8, auto, FORD '79 BRONCO- thonfor Vsmal 722-5216/725-099l plckup-$75 An1- scale addition,", said Sam Herzog, president of theJHOW Corpora- JEEP '79, CJ-7- V-8/: . "—->, ( i«<180> ^\ At present, the property contains the main house, pool, bam and . in Cranford, Westfield, Clark tion of New Jersey. "National Home Remodeling Month and infor- new tires & brakes. $2000 4x4, lift Wt; 38" tires. -^- : • — 79K mi., BOATS & I ACME NISSAN has recently been congratulated by playground, large oaks and meadowlike fields.: and Surrounding areas. She is or best offer. Call 276- Many extras. Excel cond. FORD8S BROJLCO New (140 \ \ BOATS & mation like the new remodeling brochure frorw HOW will help focus 99,24. $7000. Call 769-0289. Nissan Corporation for 20 years as a Nissan dealer. ' Hurler, who will continue to live in the. main house, Insists that a member of the Weichert Sales Zi 4nM' ^Ln'^'.n5 rU0S fl°°d lOOkS Baa, [MISCELLANEOUS ACCESSORIES][ACCESSORI homeowners' attention on quality construction andfquality service CHEVY 82 SILVERDO- ana Acme's: loyalty and long term commitment to merchan- throughout the construction phases, the trees will be spared in & Markfttfiri Cluh, and New before they begin remodeling." . . K20 6.2 dlesel— 4x4, like FORD 75 F600— Flatbed; speed, all options, In- $ig0o/B.O .Call 908-874- I AUTOMOTIVE IV :• •• - • dising were highlighted. A commemorative plaque was ; order to keep the look of lush greenery on the property. Jersey state Million Dollar "The HOW-to Guide to Remodeling," is a ten-page color bro- new, 4 inch lift, 8 ft body, 16ft. with winch. 2 large 3677. V J BOAT. '12' presented to acknowledge this outstanding achievement. (bronze) Club. She is actively it 14K miles 5 The roadway that leads to the property will be fronted by a stone chure to help homeowners gain a better. understanding of the stereo,, big tires. 66K tyool boxes, 10 20 rubber . door, 5 miles, $6000. Must see. in good shape, set for . We^tafk LEER 89 CAP- Toyota ^n^^Alumlnu'm Pictured L,R, Tony Venturl, Nissan's Regional Parjte & .wall entrance; surrounded by plantings currently growing there, in involved in Orange Avenue remodeling process. The brochure will get homeowners''started by speed, AC, sunroof, mint 8 an effort to maintain the land's natural beauty. Elementary School PTA. Ellen Call 369-4589. stake or chairi. 805-0356. condition interior, black XCAB, tinted glass. New Lfil'"- 3 .^"!!!!.""^ Service Manager; Thomas H. Eastwood, Director/ v providing helpful suggestions on such subjects as how to hire a CHEVY 84 EL CAMINO- '.-•' • mriSE*S&t n9 «»"»• soate. $100. Call The homes will feature a cathedral ceiling In the foyer, living resides in Cranford. contractor and begin the design process to zoning information: FORD, 1986 E-350 Box w/tan. new BFG tires & 2 «J 359-6749 evenings B . Regional General Manager - Nissan Division; Paul 1 owner, garaged, 72K FORD 79 F 100- Good ~Truc 'k Excellent condl: clutch. All records avail! i. Gall 722-3362-33644: - — room and formal dining room, a sunken family room withweplace, National Home Remodeling Month is sponsored by the National , „ „ , . . .- .. .— ,~.ww~. ,asM«»n— i^u^iiwiL winir wtutw,, ry»* f.vtrWIUO avail. ' : . U/U AI CD Jaskowskl, Sr. - president •-. Acme Nissan; Paul 1 mi. V8, PS, PB,AC, llne-a- condition, with cap, tlon. Asking $8,500. Call $5900. Call Phil 765-9350. Peterbllt 73 Tractor- a library, a kitchen with state-of-the-art appointments, laundry room Association of Home Builders (NAHB) Remodelers Council and The bed, 2 tone maroon. J Jaskbwskl, Jr. - VP/General manager - Acme Nissan. hoH 1 tr.no «>»">»» $1200 orjbestjrffer. Must after 6 p.m., 908-996- JEEP 88 CHEROKEE— ^^" Cummin" ~ H T arid half bath on the first floor, : 3.757-6856 " - - -• 4278 . Acme Nissan Is located at ?11 Woodbrldge Ave. In National Association, of the Remodeling Industry (NARI) arid, is There are four bedrooms- and two baths on the second floor. The ELLEN SEGEAR scheduled to rUh throughout the month'of May. This year's Na- auto., PS, AC, AM/ ^ 245-4666. rtjllTghland Park. Cass. Alum wheels, 2B master suite has dual walk-in closets and dressing room, and the tional Home Remqdeling Month activities are designed to enhance Buckle Up America Week 57k, ski racks. $10,500. . $15000. 752-0893" master bath has a jacuz?i. the homes at Shirewood are priced homeowner awareness of the professional remodeling industry. ck ite "€xcBfTOndr781'2264~^'T- RUNNING BOARD- 'for~ -from-$35O,Q0Qi-with fioor'SpaGe=ranging from 3,000 to=3^00 sguare—- Tr__"AddjniJ^-tp|Lrjp_^,jnode_mizin ]l ®* 1? : ; JEEP 89 CHEROKEE- 4 nnv „„„ llvewell flat. „ ,feeL : . . " "' ' •: • :'' " . .' .''.'. •.-)•'' • • ••.' ;•..••'.• '•• • these days. It is essential that homeowners 1have~airTHefaCter^ dr, auto, fully loaded, 39k 2S2j' SB *-;F6r further information, call Ruth Tate at the Coldwell Banker afler4PM4 $1875; w/traller $2419. Belle Mead Garage continues ^figures and warranty details on hand before beginning a remodel- miles, excellent cpnd., - Ask for Dave 534-2534 , Schlott Realtor Westfield office. , . ing project," said Joseph Majorie, of Kitchens By Marjorie, Pt. $14,000. Call 561-0889 ; NO! NO! TOYOTA 89 4X4 PICK BOUND VALLEY SPEC- Pleasant, and Chafrman of NJ. HOW's Remodelers Advisory ,'V •"ISO':•-•'•• IAL- 14' Mlrrocraft'. gal- their tradition of excellence UP— 4 cyl, 5 speed, .'. Barbara Wyciskala has been; Committee. • • ." .^ , •;•-'•.. ".;•. •••'"• : " .:\ \.l-y ::):'• • .• AUTOMOTIVE vanized trailer, 8 HP Mer- : whrto/blue;' P8, PB, air, an oiitstandTng e,ssocla"teLJKitfi v;;:,ihe;,",HOW to^ brochure gives adyice.on hdwl'much to inyfest in a AM/FM stereo Cass, full cury outboard r $3300. SERVICES? Ask for Mike 534-2534 Chrysler Corporatibn has. the award, consideration is. Welchert's Westfield ofrfce. She remodeling project and-how to avoid overbuilding for your neigh- warranty, 13.5K ml, must borhood. Preparing your budget and defining whay you want are sell, $9500/60. 396-1834 SEARAY 86 25FT.^ 250 announced that. Belle Mead given to sales satisfaction. and is a graduate of Kean College Sundanc r 260 Hp ful1 Garage in, Belle.Mead is among performance, .senWcev satisfac- with a BA in'education. Barbara two more areas tb take into consideration. Naturally you want an ALL JUNr K CARS-WAN-• » t - TED.—— 752-0466. canvas plus camper top. the recipients of .Chrysler's tipn, superior management and is a rhember of Westfield, Union improvement that looks good arid is going to be used on a regular 130 Excellent cond. 250 hrs. prestigious Award For Excel- , basis, so planning is vital.. . JUNK CARS BOUGHT- $19500; 908-271-1490.- each dealership's support of its County, and Middlesex boards VANS Whltehouse Auto. Call lence for 1990. ••'.' community, of Realtors. She is also a mem- 534-2519 The remodeler you select will depend on the size of the project. : FOR SALE This award is presented only DUNELLEN BRIDGEWATER ber of Weichert Historic Homes A major addition, demands a greater degree of technical know-how PERONE'S AUTO SAL- Advertise to the top 10 percent of This marks the 22nd time that Mario & Patricia Peruccl to Diane Elizabeth M Mathews to Christine and Coiido Network. Her enthu- VAGE- cars & trucks than does the straightforward installation of new cabinets. The In the Classified! Chrysler products dealers in the Belie Mead Garage has earned, Russomanho, property at 675 Bou- E Freeman, property ati29i Ever- siastic efforts have qualified her "HOW-to':' brochure outlines several steps in selecting remodelers. NO! CHEVY 80 C30 1 TON— wanted. Highest prices : YES! V8, PS, PB, AM/FM, auto. paW. Free pick up. Con-, country. In ranking dealers for this award. nd Brook Rd., $100,000 green Dr, $215,000 . for the Weichert Sales Club and For example, ask for recommendations from realtors, lenders or William B & Vlckl S to V/Vind Ylh- 4000 pound tow package, talner service available. New Jersey state Million Dollar friends. Other valuable information can be obtained from New twin battery system, side 563-1630 • Lel Chen, property at 252 Hancock '. EDISON ..,'•.. Ave, $255,500 Sales Club. She has been a Jersey HOW and the Remodelers Committee of the New Jersey & rear windows. $2500/ James & Lilymarle Phillips to Har- MUST SEII Call 572-1700. , Stonlngton Assoc to Freddie H & resident of Cranford for the past Builders Association. Next; check to see what sort of warranty the '. shad Amln,' property at .4 Annette .Sandra D Gllyard, property at2 Ho- 29 years. remodeler offers. Is it an insured warranty such as those provided ^CHEV Y 62 C10 CONf- 16seo0 \ Dr,,.$237,500 ...• : ' VERSION VAN- blue & dge Dr, $365,500 . . •..• by contractors participating in the HOW Remodeler Program? IMOTORCYCLESl\MOTORCYCLES\ Madan Sharma to Jugal Narula, CMC Construction Co Inc to An- white customized, captain property at 1 W Barlow Rd., The HOW Remodeler Program is the first program in the country chairs, raised : roof, CB, \ FOR SALE SALE j thony & patric Dalessandro, prop- BARBARA WYCISKALA $207,000,. :. to provide rdmodelers with the opportunity to obtain up to 10 years loaded.- In excel cond. JUSTBRACE erty at Krlsten Ct, $191,000 • Aspen at Ed 1o Domliiic Fruges, of protection for remodeled projects. Every remodeler accepted S4 527 Philip Del Negro to John Ament, Sw°«CI ^ 0 VL»N XLHHARLEY7 Lo4 SPORTSTEw R property at 41 Boulder Dr., property at Lawton PI, $41,000 into the HOW Remodeler Program has been evaluated in such Shoulder belts should be snug. Don't allow more than 1 inch • J^2tf?&^ -u ^ t" ~ mileage, $135,000 Barbara H.: Golanklewlcz of Club. areas as technical competence, financial stability and customer aut^ps^mjalr^body in, excel,, cond. marry extra;,., ,,.,.... .,,. P,hl|lp Del. Negro to John Ament, of slack. Never wear the belt behind your back or under yoU'r arm. Beverly Koblis to James & Patricia . J excel pond., high mileage, scriflce $2500. Call 359- property at Lawton PI, $41,000 , • Warren > won the year-end List- . - .A 20-year veteran of the busl- service...... ',,_ . ;.,,..•, ...: ... .,,....' ;. • The correct position is'bver the shoulder, ^ ; Obrien, 'property at '40 Gralg St.,".' runs Well, $3100/BO. Call RB62 .« . :.: Elaine,Capuanb PereltaiQ.'i'as-.,., ;.„ Ing ar\d Overall Production Unit ness,;an(^ a;;9^lltdeslgnee,nQb: „ For a tree copy of "The HOW-to Guide to Remodeling" arid ; p # ; o,oo. 7v :.,;..;,.: snug across the chest, and low on the lap. . f5J '," ' 72S-89'75' ••••'• -•'• '• ' - ^ •'.•"•; " '•'!• ••'-•••.••" quale Capuano, property-at 173-A :; Avyardsi for Burgdorff Realtors' lankiewlcz also claims among other, remodeling, tips and Information, contact New Jersey HOW at William'.'&•.'Virginia Johnston to Maple 8t, $114,000- ' ••,• Alan & Elaine Martin, property at 5 Warren office and shared the her credits three years member- 101 Morgan Lane, Suite 330, Plairisboro, NJ 08536. Mike W & Cindy S Chang -to Pe- DellvieW Dr., $190,000 ' , Sales Award. Her excellent ship on Burgdorff s President's 828-0467. ter J & Marie C Fitzglbbon, property 1990 record also, earned her Council, the highest honorary David Gronskl to David & Patricia at 74 Pine St, $107,000..;.'. . Griffin, property at 185 Echo Ave., Doreen Kaczmarek to Kathleen P . membership for th& 15th straig- circle reserved for the top 14 Jn : -$94,dpo :. ••••••'. ' .•:••"••• •' '' ' •••, Mahar, property at 801 W Porter ht year in the NJ Million vDollar the company. She teaches an Qary'& Patricia Bruno to Gary & Way, $5,000 . . Sales Club as well as a place in orientation class for the Somer- Rosalind Tuminaro, property at 6 George J Garthwalte to VinceritC Burgdorff's President's Club set Board of Realtors. • Essex Ct., $170,000 Jr & Rache Petrone, property at 591 - Joseph & Susan Dezmln to Barry and newly formed Production. Stangle Rd, $265 0OQ ',', Telesnick, property at 142 Ethel t Rd., $125,000 ; Williams Land Vest Inc to Janet M and Richard. S Leeds, property at Joseph Hynes to. Joseph Alvarez, ' WaldronRd, $650,000, . NORTH PLAINFIELD BORO Christopher & Susan Fraser to property at 12 Holmes St., $100,000 . . Somerset "Equity Assoc to Ab- Hlmatlal Joshl, property at 102 Can- The Yes .You Cnn campnlgn features it tolMroo number, 1- Frank Mutllltis to Hugh Campbell,. Mountvlew Inc to Anthony V Crac-< 800-YES-IN-NJ. Now Jersey rosUlonli who coll.thai number will chlolo, property at Washington Val- durahlm & Silvia Salim, property at terbury Ct., $82,000 receive B (roo copy of Iho Now Jersey Homo Guide, » 32 PISCATAWAY- OPEN HOUSE, SUn 1-4PM, 17 Kate Terr. By Owner,'985- 7594. 3 bdrm Ranch, eat REAL ESTATE In Kit., LR & FR, near Rt. 287 & Middlesex Mall. $129,900. HELP-U-SELL CON N E G T I ON P,FT,M,Bkr. 469-2800; 8.88% v-30 yr. Mtge only BRIDQEWATER- Sailing GLADSTONE- Stately NORTH PLAINFIELD- 3 $6500 down if qualified below Appraised value, Colonial on 2 private, plc- bdrm Ranch, 2'^ bath, LR READINGTON- By eycellant neighborhood, Uuresque acres, bordered' w/flreplace, DR, Lg. ElKit., OWner. 8 room Con- custom split, 1 acre by rolling hills, forest & den, fin. bsmt., brick wooded lot, Master B.R. pond. 4 spacious bdrms., patio, 2 car gar, lg. corner temporary Ranch, 4.5 suite, 5 bdrmj 3 1/2 bath, 2Vfe baths, 2 car gar..lot. $179,000. 754-8973 acre, flag lot, $359,900. rSottefrwitrrfiftance^f-qtjallt-: ,,9im -extra-large Kit.-w/4-pSfiP' PISC AT AW A^ - By BOUND BROOK- Red- $389000. Principal only riea & view of country- fled. HELP-U-SELL . Owner. Just_Llsted.' 3^-P,FT,M,Bkr, 469-2800— uced:^Qustorn-3"bdriTr Call Mike. 231 TOS7P. '— side. City utll. & low bdrms, spectacular rem- h taxes, maintenance & odeled ElKIt & bath, fini- g jal D. 9 rooms, 5 heating' costs. Close to shed, bsmt, enclosed RUMSON- 5 % DOWN, FIRST ASSOCIATION OF INDEPENDENT REAL ESTATE BROKERS, INC. KriT)CipaiSronlyr$159^00. .. V4 bath, 2 elec- RR, I-78 & 287. $430:000. porch. $147,900. No real- OWC, 5 BR., formal dln- or 356-0359 tric car garage. Ren- Call owner>t 234-2934 , tore please, 752-8990 Ing/llving rooms, pool, Each Office Individually Owned and Operated '•• ' " -— :—— ovated Victorian with PISCATAWAY- By sauna, tennis court, 2.94 BRANCHBURG- 5 many amenities. Modern HILLSBOROUQH- Owner. 356-7165. 3; bdrm, acres. LIVING AT ITS bdrm. 2V4 bath Ranch.: Elbow grease needed to FINEST. $750.000.. Call 1 kitchen with Island, cherry Lackland Bl-Level, Birch BRIDGEWATER L.R., DiR., kitchen, F.R. wood flooring, rap-a- make this well built Ranch 908:885-9682. Run, deck, fireplace,, air, $299,000. w/flreplace. CAC, garage, round porch, art studio Into an exceptional family 2 car, $169,900. HELP-U- above, garage, gorgeous home. On 3 acres with irr SELL P.FT.M.Bkr. 469- SOMERSET- 4 bdrm $219,000, 722-3199. yard' with Slyvan pool & ground pool, V*. bed- 2800. Our Bank Now Spilt, LR, DR, ElKit, huge LAND) LAND! LANDI gazebo. Call 276-1793. rooms, 2 car garage. Also Pays All Your Closing master BR, new rec room COKESBURY LOT CLINTON TOWNSHIP BRIDGEWATER- needs. an oner. Asking Costs, Except Prepays, if w/9' bar & pool table. ONE ACRE : CRANFORD- by Owner. $185,000. Call WEIDEL OWNER NEEDS CASHI QUICK SALEI $59,500. bdrm Ranch, Qual. Only $8500 down. .; Large fenced yard Desirable Brookslde REALTORS (908) 685- 82x100.. By Owner. A I District. Near park, 8200. family raotwith fi?eJ.ace: PISCATAWAY- ,B'y $189,900. 249-4717'. Owner. 463-3617. 3 bdrm MARTINSVILLE finished bsmt m acre .••.•' • t* . ; ^ 5 . «?mnn8210,000n . 9^231-02401 n?an, • den,- eat-ln-kit. LR w/flre- NORTH BRUNSWICK- Colonial, LIKE NEW, Must 2*4 ACRES place, DR, 2Vi baths, OPEN HOUSE. SUN: 1-4; See. $139,900. HELP-U- SOMERVILLE— 2 bdrm. Suitable for subdivision! Asking $225,000. P.S. BRIDQEWATER- Bi garage & , large deck,, 745 Magnolia Rd. SELL P.FT.M.Bkr. 469- Cape, 50x140 lot; fenced, City Sewers! Splc & spanl 5 bedrooms. Ideal mother/, Level, 4 bdrms, 1,1/2 priced at $234,900. Call $110,000. 4 room house, 2800. New State Spon- 1 bath'. Good neigh- 272:6861 daughter! Family room & den. A MUST baths, den, Rec room, 2 bdrms. Large lot. In-sored Fund, 5% Down, 30 borhood. Move In cpnd. SEE! ; ': 20X40 in-ground pool,; ground pod, Tow taxes, Yr., Easy Qualifying For- $125,900. Call. 722-1418, EDISON- reduced must sell. 297-1997 RANALD C. BROWN RANALD C. BROWN central air, 1 acre, asking $12,000. Must sell young mulas .• lv> message. , "SiUtfted Cttante AKowml W $OT9,900tAsaann . <^arai»l too722-865 RR^A4 • "S«U»fl»d Clhni$ Racommtnd (/«" L-shaped Ranch. 4 1934 Washington Valley Rd., Martinsvllle, N.J. 1934 Washington Valley Rd., Martlntville, HJ. ' bdrms, new bath & kit, REALTOR ' (201)469^333 REALTOR (201)469-2333 finished bsmt, Central air, Advertise ; gas heat,, siding, fire- In the Classified! place. Pool, patio & more. $148,500. 985-6976 MARTINSVILLE $254,900. 4-FAMlL.y HOUSE OF THE WEEK CHOICE BRIDQEWATER TOWNSHIP, SCHOOLS SOMERVILLE $349,900. CRANFORD $152,000 Fbur — 4 rooms suites — new broiler. . 4 bedrooms^ 2'/6.baths, 15VS-X 16 THE BUYERS ARE BACK! "Timing is everything, and NOW is the time to put your house on the market. Sales are up dramatically, thanks to low interest rates and an upsurge in consumer confidence. The buyers are back, and your best bet is to list now. Gall your nearest Weichert Office." Jim VVeichert Victor Dennis Jim Stivale Tom Pagoulatos US Navy • World War ff US Am® • Vietnam War , US Nmy World War a Victor Dennis Realtors J. S. Tiffany Realty Paige,Paige ©Richards WESTFIELD CRANFORD SCOTCH PLAINS TWO FAMILY ARAREFIND COMFORTABLE RANCH Well Maint. brick Colonial w/2 Indentical apts. LR, 2br. One of a kind 8 room Ranch w/vaulted cath. ceiling in Great family neighborhood, freshly painted. Eat-in-Kit. Lg. Eat-in-klt. Convenient to everything- (W-2937). FR, 4 Brs. 200 Foot lot and Jacuzzi in MBR. (W-2822), Stone fireplace. Private back yard. Must see! (W-2818). $230,500. $ 69 900 J?59 90 ' ' Call 654-7777 Call 654-7777 ' ° Call 654-7777 VitaZoltak Dora Kuzsma Janet Barton Yvonne Kiamie Meeker Sharkey, Realtors Century 21/Kuzsma Realty Barton Realty Kiamle Agency. Inc. SCOTCH PLAINS CRANFORD CRANFORD the men & women serving our country IMMACULATE COLONIAL COMFORTABLE CAPE LOOKNOMORE 3 BtR. with 1991 Eat-in-kit. LR. FDR., sun paitor. 2 Well maintained 4 bdrm. cape in desirable family Impeccable 3 BR, V/t bath, split level in great localton, fireplaces, fenced In yard, 2 car garage, nat. floors and throughout the world and those who neighborhood. Walk to all amenities. (W-2904) new eat-in kitchen, updated baths, quiet street. Move much more. (W-2894). $179,900. $154^° Call 654-7777 right In. (W-2700), $202,^00. • Call 654-7777 topresetve Call 654O7-77~ Weichert Realtors The Westfield Office i85ElmSt Weichert American SOF© Dream e: aioove rancor ices Westfield, N.J. Team 654-7777 .'.':. I 8 — May 23,1991 — Union County Classified May 23,4991—Union County Classified—9 MIDDLESEX- By Owner. TRAILER HOME-t Rt. 28. CHESTER- Old Chester FORDS— 2 rooms, pane- SOUTH PLAINFIELD- LAVALLETTE- Ocean SOUTH SEASIDE BRIDGEWATER- 1 7/10 acres. New OF- 23O North Branch. 45'x14\ Rd. Farmhouse Duplex, 2 led, new carpeting, plus Professlonal office in block, 2 & 3 bdrm. PARK— Luxury oc- Beacon Hill section. Male FICE Condos, 600-4375 excellent condition. Cent- I APARTMENTS bdrms. furnished.. $950. storage rooms. Parking. prestigious medical buil- houses. AC, color TV, eanfront Condo, spec- to share classic town- sq ft, 100% financing ar- OUT OF AREA ral air, furnished.. Call Avail. 6/1.; 1 bdrm. "seml- Great business or pro- ding. Flexible arrange- deck, walk, to everything. tacular view, sleeps 6.. house; private master REAL ESTATE ranged in few weeks. PROPERTY .469-0252 I FOR RENT furnlshed $600.. Avail. 7/ REAL ESTATE fessional location. Reas- ments for full/part time $725 & &25/wk. Call $399 to $759. Call bdrm & bath upstairs, $99,000. HELP-U-SELL 15. 908-879-2428. onable. 549-2890 shared use spaces. From 6B5-O193 or 793-6875 647-7089. share downstairs, fire- P,FT,M,Bkr. 469-2800 CRANFORD- 3 rooms & 1-7 offices available. Price LBI — large oceanslde, 3 ST. MAARTEN- Beauti- place,' AC. tennis/pool & CRESTWOOD- Whiting, BOUND, BROOK- 1 & 3 bath. 2nd. floor, heat, N N E C T I O N HIGHLAND PARK- 500 negotiable. Near major bdrms, 2 baths, washer, CON NEC T I O N ( '** V ful villa* on sparkling Cap clubhouse nearby. $500/ NJ. For- active- adults bdrm. apts on Union Ave. cold water, refrigerator, sq.'. office on the Main SOUTH BOUND BR.OOK- regional: medical center. decks, badges. Wknds ibbean, 1-4 bdrms., maid, month "+ Vfe. utlls. Call SOMERVILLE— 2 family PISCATAWAY- By f 225 \ (55.+). Over $7,500 BUSINESS Singles or professional $550 + gas & electric. 1 WESTFIELD- 8 room Street (Rarltan Ave.) of Call Dr. Thornton at $110-$120, 3 night mln.; 271-1892. Owner. 537-7104. -homes.-No congestion. couple preferred. Call 2 bdrm available. Main Colonial with 5 bdrms, pool, all-amenities, By good residential, area, 215 ACREAGE [OPPORTUNITIES J month security. Call 276- Street. Security deposit & 270 Highland Park. New faci- 753-1800. weekly' $650*7257 See fdeal for owner oc- "Showcase Kitchen" 1 40 styles from $25,000 to 908-469-5825. close to Franklin School. lity with parking in ex- owner 271-0297. — BRIDGEWATER- non- TOWNHOUSES * I & LOTS j 3549. references. Call 805-0005 OFFICES WATCHUNG- app- photos. 232-4909 ' •.', smoking female seeking cupancy. Reduced to sell bdrm, all new appliances, $159,000. Beautiful, BOUND BROOK- 1 BR., Modern kitchen; rear ROOMS cellent location. Available WILDWOOD CREST- 2 CRANFORD CONDOMINIUMS $69,900. HELP-U-SELL serene, secure, Free pic- ANSEWERING CRANFORD- Spacious between 9AM-4PM. deck. Available Im- FOR RENT roximately 500 to 1375 LONG BEACH ISLAND- same to share 2 bdrm., $.159,000. Pascal©, off street parking, close to FOR RENT Immediately- Call 719- sq. '. professional build- bedrooms, living room, Realtor, 68 No. Bridge FOR SALE P.FT.M.Bkr. 469-2800 ture brochure. Heartland SERVICE— Good loca- 5 room In quiet area.w/ SO U T H BOUND mediately. Asking $1450. 7985, 9-5 ask for Blllle Beach Haven. June-Sept 2Vi bath townhouse. train & bus. $600. per -eatrln kit, ft tlle_ Ing: Easy access to routn sleeps 6. Close to beach bsmt., w&d..S525. + half Slir7W£722~ HBHftOj) K_~_M.ad I ao .i»_ ^"LPfudgitialAl -wfcs avail. New decksr-4- brSuti?eHakC7ftert SOMERSET-^ bdrmsrr -month -plus—elec—-Fo bath,"gar;rbsmtrw/W&D— : b8SHkfeteV eiecr356-2400;-526-0856— 1032: BEDMINSTER- Mt. Laurel III Rd., 7 lot subdivision', tors: P.O. Box C, 480 Rt. ing $75,000 with terms; Street. 4 rooms. Call 908- Johnston. Inc. 232 5664. BEDMINSTER- FUr- BRIDGEWATER/ MAR- 78&-22. Ample parkingr Bay7 wlth cable, full kitchen, Cngiisy J3uj»J]brqok. Condo. Lar- 8.95-acres,—Prime area- Cll^27J0066 more Info, Call 287-2778. hookups^Bent + utll^ ^ TlNSVILLEr=_^ .rooms, 2~&~3 bdrm resale-App- 530, Whiting,-NJ-087597 356-9193. — WHITEHOUSE- 6 rtn7 3 nlshed room, private bath UNDEN 500 to 1500 SQ. avail, Jrnmedlate!y^56i.- Lot8-of parking. 3 bdrms,--washer.—10-mlns. from FANWOOD- non- gest end. unit. TKit w/bar, $945,000: Anne Lacko, BOUND BROOK— 1/2 233-0698 or 276-5549. . bath, lots of light, off ,2600 or 232-9323 sleeps 9. 722-7846 SOMERVILLE- Lajrge licant must meet quali- dishwasher, air con- 1-800-631-5509. DELI CONCESSION- SOUTH PLAINFIELD BR, 2 bath, W/W CarpJet, & entrance. No cooking. '- Furnished, tele- Cape May & boardwalk. smoker M/F Tprofesslonal Colonial, Painted Out/in, fications. Moderate In- PO Box 343, Waln.utport, For sale. Excellent loca- duplex, 3 bdrm, 2 bath, DUNELLEN- 1st floor. Estate setting. Refer- street parking, $f100/mo phones, fax _& copier ay- $500week/ 654-8636. to share house w/ same. Wlage ditioner, W&D, up- PA. 18088, FREE BROCHURE- of LR, large country kitchen. BORDER— Park Avenue. dishwasher, fireplace, + utilities. CALL SEY- LONG BEACH ISLAND- Large LR & Kit., Dining come. Call 781-5966 bet. tion, very large volume. ,Lovely 1 bdrm In 2 family, „ 2nd. floor apt. 3 rooms large yard, W & D hook ences. $400/mo. Call 781- allabe. Modern elevator Haven Beach. Ocean $345/mo. + V4 Util. 1 CO^DOMINUMS 8AM-4:30PM grades. Wooded view. Long Beach Island pro- Close to 22, 287, 78 & private entrance,. walk to MOUR. The Prudential room, Sunroom, 3/5 Lease option purchase. CLINTON TWP—15 acre perties. Prices have never Excellent opportunity, with attic, garage & heat. up, AC, no dogs. $1100. 2639. block from bus &• train. Bdrms., Finished Bsmt., 2 home site. Panaromlc train. Perfect for sharing. train & bus, $700/ mo. Pioneer Realtor, Indep. f 285 ^ Off street parking, W&D. BEDMINSTER- BY $96,900. Call 873-8370. been better. Now is the owner retiring. Principals $1080/mo. Call 996-7470., $600/month. Available Available 7/1.249-2487. BRANCHBURQ PINE Owned. 908-469-1515 • Olde World Charm chandeliers, 2 car garage; OWNER, SUPER view. Call 908-725-5266. only. Call 707-1604 or Avail immediately. Call June 1st. Call 549-8997. 322-7332 SOMERSET- Quallbrook time to invest In your Vlnnle or Jeff, 302-1990 MOTEL- daily, weekly or MISCELLANEOUS $125,000,526^)085. VALUE— Sunny con- after 7, 722-5983. BOUND BROOK- V4 : BRIDGEWATER- 2 MTCf^ 2 to 6 • Modem Renovations Ranch, 4 yrs. old, End HILLSBORO- 17.2 summer honrie, Whether or 752-6533. • SOUTH PLAINFIELD- 2 260 A monthly. Pay service uti- J I RENTALS I HILLBOROUGH- prof temporary end unit in The acres', over 1400. ft road buying or renting, call ENTREPRENEURS Wan- duplex, 1-2 bdrm, kitchen, lity, no security required. Story Contemporary office room offices, prime loca- welcome Avail 6/28 7/26. male seeks M/F to share "-'* 2 bdrms, 2. baths, bdrm, eat in kitchen, liv- Won. near train & bus, off CRANFORD- 2600 sq. • Estate Grounds SOMERVILLE*- NEW Hills, totally upgraded, Z frontage, could possibly today. 2ACHARIAE ted to open new markets- DRj LR, bath. Close to 22, DUNELLEN- Duplex, 2 TOWNHOUSES A I Call 722-9520. bldg. Well located main 2 week mln. 234-9660. 2 bdrm, 2V4 bath, Town- bdrm, 2Vfe bath Town o_..__e; CAC, LR w/flre- 287, 78 & trains. $690/ ing room, bath, newly artery. 12,000 sq.ft. suit- street parking. Call ft., Office space/Ware- LISTING- Well main- place, eat-In kitchen, be'subdivlded into 3 lots. REALTY 1-800-633-1143. expanding - international, Bdrm, 1 Bath, new carpet. renovated, very clean, off- CONDOMINIUMS I LON• nMfGt acnruBEACHISLAND- ici akin . CARS, BOATS- (small) house. W&D,- pool, tennis, house, Ig. eat-In, skylit kit, mo. Call 996-7470 V BRANCHBURQ- room able/other uses. Priced ARNOLT.54WWO0. house, light mfg.. ex- Residential. $345,000. No Pets, 1 V4 month nicely furn. Avail Immed. One, two, or throe tained 3 bdrm, 2-story formal DR, large yard, cul- MEMORIAL WEEKEND UNLIMITED INCOME street parking, $850 in- for rent, furnishing avail. Inside storage, White- Vintage Col. Updated Eat- sunken LR, attached gar., 50% down, owner will BOUND BROOK- 2 Br., security $725 per month FOR RENT J under market. PASCALE, •••••• ' •' • cellent area centrally loc- $450/mo. 281-6343 . . bedroom, each with de-sac. $127,900.. Call SPECIAL! 2 bedroom POTENTIAL for the right cludes utilities. 755-0439. V! Must be mature & pleas- house Station $50/mo. In Kit., Den/Study, Fire- walk to pool, tennis, Jac- (908) 873-3744. mortgage. Call 908- person. (908)789-3710. large kitchen, off street plus utilities. 968-1529 . Realtor 908-722-1032. MIDDLESEX BORO- ated with parking. Avail Owner lives on premises. library sized entrance uzzi. $157,000. Call 908- home overlooking babbl- BRIDGEWATER— 3 ant. Kitchen & Fam. Rm. BRIDGEWATER- 4000 Route 28. 750-1000 sq.ft. JulOL Call 8-5, m-f, 908- MIDDLESEX- Male/ foyers, -solid oak place, 2 car garage, NORTH PLAINFIELD- parking, heat/hot In- WeekendsWeekends' 534-4638. WESTFIELD- Great for ing brook, living room DUNELLEN— huge. 3 WESTFIELD- freshly bedroom. Vh bath, deck, privileges w/aemi-prlv. Rent all or part In award 272-5743.' Female to share 2 bed- parquet .flooring, plaster excel, neighborhood. 781-6098. with brick fireplace, new Luncheonette/lce-Cream cluded. $750. 722-4311. bdrm. heat & H. W. In- sq.ft. Office space, new room modern apartment. slngje/newiyweds. Large HOLLAND TOWNSHIP- painted Duplex 3 bdrms. central air, partial bsmt, bath: Inground pool. Call heat & air conditioning! 1b d walls, high ceilings, $.1 63,000. Pascal?, BRIDGEWATER- Pres- Hunterddn Co. Approved carpet, equlpted kitchen, & soda Fountain. Be your BOUND BROOK- 4 cluded, walk to. town & 704-8054. after 6pm. J ' fl« SOUTH PLAINFIELD-^ $400/mo. + i£ utilities. Realtor, 68 No; Bridge corner, quiet, 1 bdrm Co-, 13/2 baths', large LR & DR pool, $850 per- month" Asking $7.50 sq.ft. with tower entrance. From MARTHA'S VINEYARD- : ,-wldo moldings, tigious Townhouse, con- 1 acre plus building lot, full bath, ..sliding doors own boss with this turn- rooms; kitchen &. bath, transportation. $1 OOQ/nio. rent, with or 290 Smokers O.K. Call 563 St., Somervllle, Op. Pool, new' kit, stor- 1 combination, mod. eat-In plus. utilities. Can 707" DUNELLEN— 2 furnished adjacent 3600 sq.ft. $45O/mo, 1st month free. Edgartown. Lovely 2 renovated ..from. lead to large sun deqk, key operation. Potential 2nd floor, 2. family, off- 1 /fe mos, security. Call. a. Cate- 4725...... ,•' .' ' .... '• veniently accessible to age, W & D. S68.500/BO. wooded, 260' frontage. All kitchen, 1 car. garage, .4950 leave message. rooms with bath, separate Call Siegel-Griesmeyer bdrm, 1 bath, well- WANTED $107,500 up. Specials 908-722-1032.. electrlcrheat,- taxes only for Catering. $35,000. street parking, kids play 752-31771 6,9PM •. • Warehouse at $4. sq.ft. w/ major hwys., shopping. NY bus. Owner, 232-1464 permits, ready to Dulld. central air, near all trans- BRIDQEWATER- entrance, cable, AC, ref- loading dock. Leased Realtors, 469-2800, ask, equipped cottage. Bike to TO RENT, from $94,500. Twenty malls. 2 bdrms., 21/2 908-996-4963. $650. V6rd acre. Rights to WANKOW REALTORS. yard, heat & water incl. 1. MIDDLESEX- Profes- seven different floor FAR HILLS - 2 bed- ' portation. $1100 plus utll. Beacon Hill, Hoynanian. 2 rigerator, good area, together or separately. for Ron or Bob town & beach. Ferry tick- SOUTH BOUND baths, Air, Fireplace, HUNTERDON COUNTY- pools, ski- run & tennis; 356-4477.- mo. sec. $550/mo. Avail. room, walk to train, bdrm Townhouse, 2V4 pute 287. Call 668-5222.. slonal to share furnished plans. . BROOK— See this im- preseason .sale $75,000. Call Peggy, C21 Taylor & quiet, non-smoker pre- RANALD C. BROWN, ets—avail. May-Sept., garage, full bsmt. Asking f 220 ALEXANDRIA TWP.- 7/1.5604755. Washer/dryer ihcluded, no" Love. Inc. 654-6666. baths, LR. DR, eat In kit $350^650/wk. 464-4231. home with owner. Full maculate Ranch, 3 Hickmah Real Estate, Box ferred, close to trans- Realtor, 469-2333. ; MIDDLESEX/SOM- $159,500. 1800 sq.ft. of Unlque oppty.l If 18 acres OWN YOUR OWN BUS- BOUND BROOK- Half pets,, available Im- W & D. refrig, Central air, portation, $400 + elec- NO. MYRTLE BEACH- privilege of the house. • Elognnl Model bdrms, 1'/> bath,, new I COMMERCIAL of rolling fields, trees, INESS— and master a Duplex, 2 bdrms, ho pets, ERVILLE- 200 & 450 NOTICE: All WANTED TO Deck With grill. $560 In- living area. Call after 7pm, mediately. $950/month + pool, tenn|s, clubhouse, tric. Call 752-8021 after CRANFORD- 1000 TO square feet available. Condo, 2 bdrm,. 2 bath. kitchen, new carpeting & PROPERTY streams, views near .new profession. In 1 to 3 $.725 plus utilities, Call Utilities. 377-1033.. . $1100 + Utll. 231-9225 RENT advertisements are clUde-utllsr560-3487..... • Owner financing to • central air, finished rec- 609-466-0301. 5PM or weekends. t_ J500 SQ FT. in well Excellent location. Call Sleeps 6, all amenities, country villages & I-78 is Open, all ...Memorial: Day yrs, you can be earning ,356-6185. after 4:30, -' •• 255 • . known building, parking I VACATION I PAYABLE IN ADVANCE qualified buyers. reation room in"full bsmt. CRANFORD- 1 bdrm V FOR SALE GARWOOD- spacious 1 HILLSBOROUGH- HILLSBOROUGH- Fur- 526-3661 or 526-0694: cable TV. Pool, tennis, condo in park, setting. your dream, this bldg. lot weekend. better than $50,000 a yr. BOUND BR0OK— large avail, util. supplied, reas- I RENTALS I beach house. $475/wk. by cash, check, VISA or NO. PLAINFIELD— (but- $149,000. WANKOW GARAGE/STATION- For bdrm apt. remodeled, . . HOUSES Freshly painted, cleaned nished room with kitchen .New kitchen/bathroom. offers endless pos- MYSTIC ISLAND — We will train you so that apt. 2 bdrms. Avail. 6/1. onable,. 789-7^61. negotiable. 607-562-3071. Master Card. For a quote side Sleepy Hollow area) REALTORS, 356-4477. . rent or lease, excellant In 9 to 12 months While garages, AC, close to ali FOR RENT & ready to live Ih now- & laundry use. Off-street MIDDLESEX- Executive M-F by appt. Walk to train to NYC. Low sibilities for land use & Waterfront ranch or Heat & water supplied. trans. & shopping, secure CRANFORD- Medical on cost, please call Female to share house. opportunity, Ideal for building design. Rest- you're still on your job Large 1 bdrm Condo. parking. Male only. Call Office space 200-225 ORTLEY BEACH- .2 $35b/mo + 1/2 utilities; maintenance fee. Asking handyman. 3 bdrm, Vk mo security required. building in quiet area, no , Upgraded carpet, extra suite, In well known. AVON 1-80O-334-O531. Sat. 10:30-4:30 SOUTH PLAINFIELD- 4 : franchise, access to tpyke ricted subdivision, large you'll see success-by family, wkly/wkend ef- 756-6539. : year old attached Col- $104,000.709.0292. peaked roof, gas heat & $700/mo. Garage pos- pets. 789-9198 no fees;' big closets, window Medical Building, limited bdrm. & RT 1-9. Elizabeth good homes & horse farms 50' bulkhead. A bargain your standards. Call 201- sible. 526-0380, 9-5 BRIDGEWATER- 3 MANVILLE- Room for nished, all appliances. ficiency apts. Open May- onial, 3 bdrms including a HILLSBOROUGH- large area. 548-1305, . 1492-1598. ', ; GREEN BROOK-r DURr. bdrms, 1 te bath, 2 car treatments. All app- to certain practices, Od. Each sleeps. 5. Near RELOCATION FIRM- 1 bdrm condo, offers LR, contribute to a quality life at $79,900. Call BAYSe liances. AC, pool, tennis, two, $120 per week, plus Sleeps 6. Deck, porch, NO. PLAINFIELO- non- 24x12 master bdrm suite. . . ' a lex. North of 22.'4 bdrm, garage, 1 + 8;cre,ttporch, reasonable, 789^8961. ' .Ocean, Bay, store. Reas- needs apts, condos, 276-0370 DR, big kitchen, laundry style. Owner/custom HORE AGENCY at 609- BRIDGEWATER/ MAR- $725/mo plus utilities, $120. security! Also Roorti Avail. 6/2-0/29. $1800. 7/ smoker to share 2 bdrm 2 W bath, LR, DR, family 2 bath, no dogs. $895/ finished bsmt with extra for one $75. per week PISCATAWAY- OFFICE onable. 1-908-349-4043 rooms & shares for Cor- room, eat In kitchen, at- area with W&D, close to Advertise builder will consider 296-3100. RARITAN— Salon for TINSyiLLE- country security. 908-874-3362. CRANFORD- Private 1-8/3 $3300. Ref. & Sec. apt. $425/mo. Call Dan • building to suit. Financing setting, off street parking, month. Call 908-580-1174 rms, $1150/mth. 215-459- plus $75. security. Call OR RETAIL. 6,( required. 908-248-4859. porate transferees. Fur- 217 Prospect Avenue tached garage. Asking pool & tennis. $89,900. p Q _ sale, Corner of Wall & 1134 after 6pm. room-In newly-decorated' POCONOS- Lakeside 276-224.9 ..--. In the Classified! avail. $199,000. Call 908- QC MQS .Somerset St., 800+ sd, ft. 1 bedroom, $650/. month if no jfttiswer leave mes-. SOMERSET- Klngsberry 908T359-3562. cabin. Sleeps 11. Del- nlshed/unfurnlshed.' Call Cranford, NJ 070t6 . $147,000,769-9142. Call 874-3618 financing. Own your own • : sage. . . ''-.'•' 2 bdrm. Townshouse, pk office. By month or lease. 233-8555, Broker, No Fee 369-4589. Moving South! Call 526 + utilities. CALL SEY- NORTH EDISON- fur- Includes utilities & copy BANK AND CAPE COD- SQUth aware Water Gap area.' get-away. Land and trailer ,Ji4D.U.R..-lhe_P.rudentlaL READINGTON-- J -story,.. bath, garage, 'eat In kit, DENTIST OFFICE. 981- PISCATAWAY- Society 'nr" $19.995TCand"albnSr -7526.- --— —--'- -— H IGHLA,ND^PARIC-*-— - nished ''room for working- machlnerFaxavailrWalk- Chataham,^3 bdrms-coU-Use^aL boats,:.$&50M. Pioneer Real Estate, Large airy- 2 bdrm, ele- 5 rms' (3 bdrms), w/w LR7~DRT7RT w irDTeWgirDTTWr tage with deck on private AT&T employee discount T Hillt^ProfesSional—non-" *9,995. Call (717). 676-. WAYNE COUNTY, PA- central air, te'nnls, $1100 male. Bath, kitchen, W & HR. Call 516-568-8871. [^295 Hi smoker- wanted to share Motel, Restaurant; Liquor Realtor, Indep. Owned. • gam & private, walk to .: carpet. 1 acre. Ideal loca- D privileges. $80/wk. Call dirt road. Walking distant offered. Call 233-4806 4536. . ' • 908-469-1515 tion. $995/mo + utilities. + Utilities. 231-9225 . I ROOMMATES \ spacious 2 bdrm; 2 bath- • License, separate large, train, heat & hot water, Tom after 6PM, 548r803B DUNELLEN- 1.000 sq.ft. SOMERSET to private pond & Nan- POCONOS- Mountain BRIDGEWATER- 1 WOOD BRIDGE- 2 ; condo, all amenities, pool Apt. Al Ori 2V4 acres; ;.W&D and extras'all Incl. For appt call 908-782- professional office In tucket Sound Beach. Per- ' >usly - fur- ^ WANTED j : bdrm.' apt. Avail Jurte 1.- 6114 or 908:356:5875 :. bdrm, 2 bath, washer/ SOMERSET- Urge fur- for children. tennis; W/D, parking, • Owner retired, $205,000/ $915/rno. 246-3416. v , large Colonial .house. Prpfe8Jsjonalj center office I; Plan a Spring Get; yc^Jil28Jr : All util except phone ih- dryer, central air;''easy nished room, non-smoker MOBILE HOMES I •••" 1725-0039. HILLSBpRpUGH-r- 2 -Convenient'• location. -Off. hd or Sum^ Twy^tSrTarftplRe$607 -cluded; $650/mo.'+ Vh- bdrms; w/w carpet, cozy.' commute' to: NYC. -Avail-, professional, $350/month Purchase at $99,000 or SO.BOUND BROOK- 3 utlltles Included. Call 873- street .parking. "2 MOS. mer Vacation.:: Enjoy fav- mo. .•+• util, "Avial. immed. & SITES J mos security. 704-8219, cpuntry location. 2nd •able Immediately,, 609- rent w/, Option. 7' NOTICEr All ROOMMATES br; 1 bath; FR. full bsmt. • 936-1.195 leave message. 8305. - • FREE RENT; 752-0313, . (908)699.1137, leave message flopr, $750/mo. plus utll; Avail JulOV $1200.o Util;. HILTON HEAD- 2 bdrm; WANTED advertfaMmehtai Ads In Classified BRIDGEWATER- 2 2300 sq'. ft. free-standing 2 bath, air conditioned R ef erences . Call Close to highways. No DUNELLEN- 650 sq.ft. 3 roonrv are PAYABLE IN ADVANCE DID YOU ". KINGWOOD TWP. 1971 dontcost— bdrm apt In 2 family, 908-874-6346. • pets.' professional couple condo In professional Condo. Beach, pool & by cash, check, VISA or HALLMARK TRAILER- 2 Office/Store on busy Rt. tennis on premises. Qolf sleeps 4-6 adults KNOW... home, large rooms. $750/ pref. 908-805-9128. 28. New Plaza. Off-street .center. Medical approved. Master Card. For a quote This little ad can be read bedrooms, good, condi- They pay! HILLSBOROUGH- 3%— Can subdivide. Ample' nearby. $550/Wk. Call 1 blopk from beach.* $395.' mo • + utilities. 707-0580 parking. 1 MO. FREE per week. 201-725-3778/ on cost, please call In more than 147,000 tion. Call Joanne 908-996:- OT 369-6385 . rooms, full bath, w/w Classified parking; 889-2292 3140. 7 " carpet, $675/mo including SOMERVILLE- Ranch, RENT. 752-0313. 793-3384. Weekehds. 1-800-334-0531. homes in 15 publications Immaculate 3 bedrooms, throughout Somerset, BRIDGEWATER- 2 Utilities. Call 908-782- Works Nights! 100% financing KILLINGTON, VT.- SEASIDE HEIGHTS- . bdrms. all appliances, 6114 or 908-744-4553 .1 1/2 baths. No pets. DUNELLEN- Approx. Middlesex and Union to qualified buyer Chalet In pines, 4- bdrms, Beach block, modern 1 & BRANCHBURG— Profe- Counties? It caught your Modular Additions: $600/rho\ plus elec. MANVILLE- Efficiency, Security & references: 700 sq.ft. office space, 3 2 baths, washer/dryer. 2 bdrm apts, sleeps 6, sslonal female to share $1250/mo. RANALD. C. Call Mon., Thurs. & Fri. till 8:00 rooms, 2nd. floor, ex- Call for details attention, didn't it? . Professional females semi-furnished, 1 pers'on Near tennis, golf, lakes. AC, TV, barbeque, mlc- nice home with same, Call YOUR ad In today! IMSTANT ADDITION wanted ^ Call only. $100/wk. Incl. util. BROWN, Realtor, ' cellent location, center of HEROUX REALTY App. & Long Trails, horse- rowave; 722-5712 week- $50Q/mo, V* utilities. 469-2333, town. 968-2063. Broker (908)873-5577 1-800-334-0531. to your home. 908-231-8286. ' . Call 722-6962,. . ; backing riding. 232-9595. days/830-8824 weekends. Phone 234-5149 We Get Results! BRIDGEWATER-. 3 METUCHEN- Exclusive If you afethinking of adding onto your room & bath, heat & hot furnished 1 bdrm, walk to current house, let us show you a mod- water & electric supplied, : NYC train 7;& do,Wntown.. . ular addition first. They offer: V; bff street parking, no Set In beautiful grounds. pets, Clean, $560/month. Heat & hot. Water &-park- * BETTER ClOALilY Call 526-3158., - ing Inclusive. QUIet, hon-. • Because of excellent quality cpntrbl, a Norris Treat/ BRIDGEWATER- 4 smoker only. $900 per Nationwide Modular Addition boasts superior construc- room, new kitchen, $730/ month. 549-0439. 7 tion. Why? Ifcach addition Ig-assembled Indoors In a; mo..1 V4mo. security, No controlled environment (never-any Weatljor worries). : . pets. Call 647-9450. MONTGOMERY- 2 ^MJttU^iHftQPV large kitchen, bsmt storageg, , off f|O. PtAlNFIELD-r.,,,2 bdrm, Somerset St.',f6V5/ • High quality Isn't the'drily reason people selfkst Noriti: show service provided tjy mo. .+utilities. 561-12B8 Treat/ Nationwide Modular AddlUon. Since modufar or tadory-bullt additions make somOch sense, their, costs. ~S Wt IS- I N are considerably less - often as much as 20% less, as txj'nipared tb traditional hpuslngconstnictldn tests. And, financing is 'much easier! Utilities. 276-2249 or 469- JOINING ROOM SET- DRESSER WITH MIR- hlshed: 908-832-2164. 7110 after 5PM. BRIDGEWATER- 236 AIRPLANE:— Does your BRIDESMAID DRESSES "CLARINET & TROM- DESK— metal, enamel Foothill Rd., off Flndern company need a mode- (2VFuschla, S2.10; BONE— $125 each or ' painted plus a small size. Plne, Thomasyllle Col- ROR— & chest, maple, NO. PLAINFIELD- bright 3O5 312 bed, $76 each ' or price onial, oval table, 2 leaves, good condition,- best V PAST OCCUPANCY BROOKSIDE spacious 1 bdrm, heat & avel MEMORIAL DAY stly priced executive airp- (1)Flower Girl sz. 14 to best offer. Call 322-8356. • It takes Jus.t two weeks from the day your addition AUCTIONS WEEKEND forget the BAZAARS lane? We sell excellent match Bridesmaid. Orlg. negotiable. Call 232-6350 pads 6 chair's,' hutch/buf- offer. Electric organ. GARDEN APTS. .hot water Included,' no CLOSED BUSINESS- fet, dry sink $800. Good $25.00. Call 545-0761. arrives until.the day your .family moves. ln...And there s beach. Mini flea market & SALES low cost (pre-owned) price $395. AH for $75. DIDYOU no mess. All the mew Is left at the factory! . .:; ' pets, off street barking. left over greeting cards, Cond. 526-8749, ;;..:'Somervllle, N.J. 20 tables, rain or shine, executive airplanes & can Call 469-7452. baseball cards, gifts, KNOW.. ;.' DRESSER- triple, all 1 Call 356-2342 --;•-•>: provide pilots & main- PLAINFIELD $249,900 WESTFIELD Limited Time Offer FRI through Memorial BUNK/LOFT BEDS- many other Items, 754- This little ad can be read DINING ROOM SET- wood, white/gold trim, 2 $299,000 NORTH PLAINFIELD^ 5 ELWOOD G. HELLER & Day. Collectables, toys, BARN SALE FUND tenance. Financing also In more than 147,000 Table with 6 chairs & mirrors. Excellent condl- NO SECURITY SONS- Auctioneers & Ap- RAISER- Good News . avail. Call 908-996-7656. Walnut, w/matresse'8, 8275 Iv. msg. tlpn, $50. Call 233-8115. Immaculate 8 rm brick ranch. 4 large bdnnSj fam. rrn', rec, Gracious 2 family colonlaj. Close to transportation & shop- • Compare all this, to sUck-bulIt addKlpns.,.qual!ty rooms, 2 baths, excellent baby Items, dolls, rec- $250. Oak LR tables (2), COMICS FOR SALE— homes In 15 publications hutch, Good wood,. $350. rm., 3 full bths, CAC & Inground pool + room for tennis ping. Large rooms and good rent roll. WSF 2835. ...CosCConstructlon time. Norrl« TftM Nationwide DEPOSIT sharing apt for 2 people. praisers. For Info, on auc- ords, households, jewe- Home 33 Bartles Corner throughout Somerset, Call 908-234-1224. . DRUM SET^- Tama, 13 tions, or consignment Rd. Flehnlngton.: F;l. 5/3i ALL HOME OWNERS- $200/both. Sofa bed & new books, subscriber court.WSF3111 wins every,time! H we don't already have a plan that No Security Required:. Days 755-2204; after' 6PM lry,fur coats, books, cut thousands of dollars & loveseat, green $150. Call Middlesex and Union DINING ROOM/KITCHEN pieces •+-,• w/7 Zyldlan : : sales, Robert E. Heller, discounts^ For "Inquiries stilts you, we can make one. Select a.baslc.plan and Modern, air-conditioned 754-2168-, ' . ::. bikes, clothes, nic-riacks. & Sat 6/01, 9-5, Rain date years from your '359-8582. Counties? It caught your TRESTLE TABLE & Ben- cymbals, double base, make ityoul. • '••'-. •' ''•••• ••.,'.••••• '• ,7 . .••.'•• (908) 236-2195; 704^555 6/ 7 & 6/8. NEED DON- call908-322-4765 apartments available . RARITAN BOROUGH-3 EDISON, 33 Mlko Rd.- ' mortgage- free details- attention, didn't it? ches, Pine, 72 In.; 2 excel cond. If new fireplaces, porches, decks, aan>oe«, wfls.,.your person- ATIONS.. Saleable Items, CARPETS-. Honey- ••.••• 1BR-$616 4 up *A room cottage. Wall to TAILGATE AUCTIONS- Friday, May 24, 9-4; Yard MECA-1A, PO BOX 27V COMPUTER IBM- Call YOUR ad In todayl leaves, opens to 96 In. $3500+; asking $1800. 's/hot ours! Move up...Move up to... ''••-.:>: 7,' Any arid All Items. Warr Sale. Everything must go. f furniture • antiques, tools, Morris Plains, NJ 07950 belge, pile, area rugs, Gloan, complete system, 1-800-334-0531. 526-1473 leave message 2BR-$675&up wall carpeting, ne.ar bound, 9X15 & 6x8 ft, Glass top w/beveled ———- SINCE 1958— '-^-~7*\ renvllle • Fire House War- Cheap, cheap, cheap. housholds. Call Bonny hard + floppy- drive, We Get Results! edges. Excel, condition. % Includes heat shopping & churches. 806-7913. ANTIQUE DESK- Oak, foam padding. Available. FILE CABINETS- 2, 4 & Accommodates. 2 adults, renvllle, NJ. EVERY FRI 640k, monitor, Business DINETTE- Maple: table $700/B.O. Call after 5pm, and hot water .. , MILLSTONE- 16 Secretary, shelves, Best offer. Call 722-5367 Software Incl. $425. Call 5 drawer. Bookshelves, NORRIS TREAT (I)) Office located at: no pets, $600 + utilities. Night 6:30pm-10:00pm. Beardsloe Road. Sat- above, draws, fleorgous. evenings; , opens to 62 In., 6 ladder 356-6419. Desks. Call 754-8275. Consignments Wanted. Steve 908-253-0126 129 Mercer St., Call 526-0141. urday May 25th. 8am- $1100. Windsor Chair back chairs $200/B.O. DINING ROOM- table FURNITURE- hutch, RARITAN- 1 bdrm. apt., CHINA TEA SET- oil COUCH— Lawson, 2 CONSTRUCTION W Somervllle 1pm. Household, goods, $100.908-873-3998, Call 781-1402. w/ 2 Ivs. & 4 chairs. $200. drop leaf table, 2 chairs, •NATIONWIDE HOMES' y * downstairs, washer & fish tanks, 15" tires, gar- ANTIQUE SMALL OAK paintings, lamps, vases, seat, like new slipcover, Call 908-232-0798. $400. 8 ft. couch, $50. Hours: MorvFri dryer, $750/mo. Utll incl.; sterling sliver, Jewelry, $100. Single drawer oak 1-800-8-MODULAR 8 AM-5 PM den plants, books, old VANITY- $150. High Advertise DOG RUN- like brand Tables, $20 each. Trundle Avail. 6/1. Call 609r466-. sheet music, queen futon. chair & stroller, $50. tools, handicapped new end table, $30. Many couch set, $75. Bar & : new, 12'x4', Best offer, Sdt. & Sun. 10AM-3PM 4014. . •••:•. "> I GARAGE SALES walker, coffee maker, other miscellaneous In the Classified! If busy dfa/90B-537-7991 RARITAN 64 THOMP- Lady's accordlan & case, call after 752-78195PM stools, $50. 369-6112. SON ST.- Sat May 25, ANTIQUE REED PUMP fishing eqUlp. 968-2387 Items. 647-3549. RARITAN- 1 bedroom, ORGAN- Beautiful con- $150. Small China closet, Clinton and Hampton, NJ 725-2909 8AM-4PM. Lawn Sale $125. Call 356-6680. 2nd floor, excellent cond. NOTICE: All GARAGE miso Items. dltloniplays well, $600 or $650/mo... Utilities in- besf offer. Call 201 -361 -. ARKLAMATIC OUT- eluded. .Call 526-8035. •'• SALES ; adverilswiwnta SCOTCH PLAINS, 14 7460. ": DOOR GAS GRILL- 3 ar« PAYABLE IN AD- JACOBS LN. FRI. & SAT. years old, needs new j^flviountainside RARITAN- 2 bdrm, 2nd VANCE by cash, check, MAHOGANY BOOK floor, 2 ..family, .good May 24 & 25, 9am-5pm valve, $75. Call 985-5579. VISA ot* Matter Card. For CASE$250., Oak Ice Box neighborhood. Call after. Complete home of fur- with lock $275., Pine UNION $112,000 WESTFIELD a quote oh cost please BABY ACCESSORIES- $399,900 5PM, 685-0966 .or daVs nishings: Modern LR, DR, Trunk on stand $170., Crlb, mattress, walker, j Penthouse atmosphere In a "worry-free-nothlng-to-do but- Spacious country horne colonial. 5 bdrms, beautiful fam. GRACIOUS LIVING IN 704-0287. • ••' .,•:••:*' call 1-800-334-0531. Kitchen. Traditional bed- 887-1964. swing, car seat, clothing, move-in" stunning condo. 2 bdrms, 2 bths, fplc, gourmet rm w/skylights, & cathedral ceiling, den, 3 full baths and rooms, Qffice file cabinet; baby carrier. Call 908-297 FREE To Good Home ROSELLE PARK-,1 BOUND BROOK- 120 desk, etci TVs, Brlc-ar WANTED WAR RELICS- ' kit, deck. WSF 3088. much more. WSF 3182. A BEAUTIFUL COMMUNITY ••:0380.yV' '•:•:-•:.--.:.. ••• .' bdrm. & Efficiencies. Heat Vosaaller Avenue (}A Brae, Maytag washer & U.S. - German - Japanese & hot water-supplied. block from Talmadge dryer, morel Directions: swords, helmets, dag- BEAUTY SALON EQ- Any item you no longer can use and want to give free to New w/w carpet, painted, Avenue). Sat,. May 25th. Rahway Ave. to Lambert lers, medals, uniforms, UIPMENT- Need to nice bldg. Private parking. Mill Rd. pass Amberg aga. Immed Cash. Call make room selling Styling someone who can may be advertised FREE of charge by using No. pets. Call 241-6869, 9AM-3PM. Art posters, picture frames, work tab- Nursery 1st left.) after 5PM 272-5432. Chair, Dryer Chair, both. after 4 pm. or. Iv, mess. $725; 1 1/2 yr old excel, the coupon below! 494-1617. les, household. Parking SCOTCH PLAINS,. 432 available'. cond. Also avail one white HUNTER AVE., Sat. & . jlaln : shampoo sink. ROSELLE PARK- ,1 BOUND BROOK- 3 Sun. 5/25 & 5/26; 10-6. '• 318 : bdrm, kitchen. Hying.: to. Belvldere. $125. Call 223A Watt High Street- Rain or Shine! Neigh- FOR SALE Available 9/i,--TV6 months i969. ' '•'••'.. '.:••'•• "; (off Vossler Ave.) 3 Family borhood Yard Sale. Fill In 1 character per box, security. Call 298-8560 Lawn Sale. Saturday & BEDROOM SET, TEEN 3ood Home allowing for spaces and leave message.., SO. PLAINFIELD, 239 Free Sunday May 25th & 26th. MERCHANTS AVE., Sat. GIRL'S-. 9 piece, anti- punctuation as necessary. SO. BOUND BROOK- 9AM-SPM. . 2 SPINETS- Aeolian- que white w/blue trim. .'. 5/25; 9-4. Sun. 5/26; 9-2. cable $600. Aeolian- Best offer.; Call after 6PM, Remember to Include phone large 3 room apt. Ideal for Stereo, 3 pc. wall unit, j BOUND BROOK— 626 Huntlngton, $700. Call 968-9137 ; •.:.. • professional or e|dpr.|y Thompson Avenue. Sat- Silver, CrystaJ, baby number. 6 line limit. NO ani- ; 233-7812 seeking quiet. $.600 plus urday May 25th. 9am Items, clothing. ./•>•. BEDROOM SET- Boys. mals may be advertised. utll, 704-95 91 ,dr 4pm. AC, lawnmowersj ADMIRAL FROSTLESS Twin bad, dr«M«r, night 526-3222. .7. '.', SOMERSET 20 MAR- garden tools, household IGOLD LANE- toff JFK REFRIGERATOR- 8lde- table, mirror, lamp. $275/ I BO. Infant frontpack, $10. SOMERVILLE- 1 bed- items, much more,, Blvd) Sat, May 25, 9AM- by-sldei 21.8 cu ft, har- Send to: FREE ITEMS room, $600 per month In- vest gold; $260 or best Baby Swing $10. 359- BOUND BROOK- 654 5PM. Rain date, June 1. .'2260;....vV ,-••••• •. -..-• • - FORBES NEWSPAPERS cludes all utilities. Con- furniture, gas grill, small otter. ,725-51 S3, FANWOOD $154,900 WESTFIELD $374,500 venient to trains, buses, Metate East (Piedmont Drive off Mountain Ave- appllences, clothes, AIR CONDITIONER- BEDS (2)-1 extra length, CLASSIFIED CONNECTION Convenient & comfortable 3 bdrm cape. Uv rm w/fplc, Designed w/flalr by master architect Ray Peck. Gourmet kit, and shopping. Call 725- 1 queen. Complete w/ nue, follow sign). Sat- household Items. S Older model QBLV* ton. delightful: screened porch. Walk to trans, shopping. WSF spacloU9*llv rm; w/fplc, huge din rm, fam rm and much 4652 evenings. •' headboard, mattress, box P.O. Box 699, 3271. urday May 25th. 10AM- SOMERVILLE 116 BAR- needs 220 line. $50. Call more. Professionally decorated throughout. WSF 3263. SOMERVILLE- 2 bdtm, 4PM. Great stuff for all. TINE ST.- (behind Gas- 356.1607. V spring, comforter, spread, Somervllle, NJ 08876 This custom built 4 Br., 2 bath ranch has just oeen iisiea ana is a suporD vaiue. W/W carpet. Good .loca- ton Ave. Bakery) Sat. May sheen. $100 each. Other Features Include; central air, 2 fireplaces 1s( floor,laundry room & formal dNng BRIDGEWATER 2 Tiffin AIRLINE TICKETS- 2 mlao; Items. 647-354ff tion, no pets. $675/mdb'th Place- (off Mllltown 25. 3 Families! furniture, round trip Newark-Los ' room with french doora that open to a Screened porch. Exterior Js vinyl sided for plus util. VA month sed- BED- Electric hospital easy maintenance, Picture window* take In the View of a lush rolling hillside. Rbad, Ivy lane to Tiffin clothes, jewelry, mowers, Angeles. Good to Aug 15, Any Questions Call: urlty. Available May. 1st. Place) Annual Yard Salel household. 356^3397 $400. 90lB'722-1213. bed, excellent condition. : Situated on 100 x 175 lot. The best of country living Is waiting for you with easy Maria.526-5225 days'ibr Servloe table & mattress. I • access to Garden State Parkway, Call for details arid appointment. $259,000. 7 , Saturday May 25th. 9AM- WESTFIELD, 701 Glrard ••. '' .'-^ • - : '•'•. • \ :. A MUUU W TMCSIMS roUNbAL NITWMk 369-3372eves • •.•• ;;,' 4PM. Redwood picnic Priced for quick sale. Call 1-800-334-0531 . • • • • ' './•• ',,.;.' " ' ' ' •' '• ' '." •''.'•' : ' SOMERVILLE- large 1 Ave. (Woodland to Grant AIRLINE TICKET — 885-1452, table, 7.5 boat motor, to Glrard)- Sat, Sun, 5/ Northwest, 1 one way, State. -Zip. (Ad copy must be placed bdrm, $600 +. utimias, freezer, bdrm set, Kerby BLUE VELVET SOF- I coLoujeu. central air, parking, 25 & 5/26. 9AM-4PM. 2 May 21th. Minn, St, Paul by mail using this coupon.) vacuum, Datsun 260Z, Family. Household, fur- to Billings, Mt. or Boz- ABED- 2 firm twin beds, Meeker Sharkey Realtors^ laundry. Call 526-51 2B;M clothes, toy, household. Formica Woodgraln table WESTFIELD OFFICE HOURS: nltufe, appliances, patlb men, Ml. Female. Call w/2 lvs;,& 3 chairs. All SOMERVILLE- spacious BRIDGEWATER- 11S furniture & much morel 725^1627. 264 E; Broad St. Monday - Friday, 9 a.m. - 9 p.m. HomoowtiofS Warranty 4 bdrm, modern kit. In 2 Maple Street May 25th & very good cond. Call NMtonjI Relocation Servlca 846-1696. 233-5555 Saturday & Sunday, 9 a.m. - 6 p.m. SCHL0TT (908)272-2570 family, Best location. 26th. BAM-5PM. Rain date REALTORS* t ! Private deck & yard, Heat Juiie 1st. & 2nd. Electric Advertise . BRAND NEW Beige 124 South Avenue East -8rHW-lnclr$950/mor534-- irrgaTi7h0U8ehDhhlddf -Down-Sofa—origin 00- RECYCLE; Use Forbes Newspapers Classified Connection C IWI Culdw*II BankerWdmllii teal Esuie. An Rqunl OM>onuiiliyComiu»iy,. Some OfSwn Indfiwdemljr Owimi Cranford, N.J. 07016 •6469 leave message. .<:. nlshlngs, collectibles, In the Classified! asklng $450. call odds & ends. 463T0044. ; S: 53-1 10- May 23,-1991 ^Unlon County Ctassmed May 23,-1991—Unton County ClassWed WOODEN BACKYARD SHIH-TZU- PUPPIES, FOUND-: BERNARDS; GUTTER & LEADER HOUSECLEANING- REMOVAL A ND A BATHS & KITCHENS GYM SETS- custom AKC, outstanding Pedi- tan mixed breed female CLEANING- Repaired & Responslble lady willing CLEANUP -Attics, yardsirds, I - dog, black male shepard 380 367 10% OFF built. A rugged new gree. Healthy & Happy 11 installed. Quality service, to clean house. Good basements. Local & Lonongg I HOME dimension In backyard, Call 908-832-7407. mix. gray female oat, PERSONALS 'Reasonable prices, fully references. Call 908-561- Any complete renovation. BRANCHBURG; orange & Distance. Reasonablible I . fun. Free In-home es- WHAT'S SO DIF- CLASSIFIED , Insured, Call 654-5803. 9168. "ree I IMPROVEMENTS* Custom quality work. .Sat- CLASSIFIED rates. Experienced. Free timates. Call anytime white tabby, black orange isfaction guaranteed. lLi- FERENT- about the & white female cat, GUTT4SR 4 ROOF LAWN CARE & CL-A'N-^EBtlmBtes. Call 908-545455- V Backyard Systems 908- Happy Jack 3-X Floa col- • censed & Insured. ' HILLSBORO; black A COMEDY MAGIC & CLEANING- Tree trim- UPS- Very reliable. Ask 6731 or 249-2682. C 0 N N E C T I 0 N CUB CADET 73 LAWN 381-1044 lar? it work 11 For dogs FUN SHOW- W/llye C O N N E G T I O N for Jeff 561-7019. . RESUMES PROF- 1ST I,N QUALITY- JfM.C. Home Renovations TRACTOR— with snow shepard mix, gray female ming, small repairs & MUDRICK'S PAINTING. ,(908) 661-3554 and catsl At better farm cal RARITAN;. older »em- Tabblts, color doves, ex- minting. Very reasonable. LAWN MOWING & ESSIONALLY PREP- HARDWOOD FLOOR- PEDI8TAL SINK— white, STACKED ATTORNEY'S WINDSURFING GEAR- blower, excellent shape; feed A hardware stores. GIRLS WANTED ^S PA IN- CLEANING-: OFWCE ELECTRICAL-WORK—fi -Uo-iob too. .small, _Xflfl-&._^ARPENTRV-^ All- types ale brlttany' spaniel, S. otic animals; Blrthdayar A/> mrmred—Call CLEAR ARED— Tncuides res- ING— Oak, cherry & 4 years old. Maple dres- BOOKCASE- $495. Seatrend and Alfha hardly used, just tuned T 32O \ SMALL GARDEN D— includes res- courteous estimatesestimates. In-- _*T h«m» .a^^H™* a bound brook, long haired schools, etc. Clip & 8avo From NJ;, between TING—. specializing; in In- CLEANING~" ""*"""* , -"•"GUTTER" AC "line—s «& 'fans— . -".-.FREE- VIE" W 757-5347. 0< maple, plank at discount ser. Kid's playhouse. Call Cedar-chest, $150. boards, sails, booms, up, $400. Call 685-0964. HORSES terlor & exterior. Roofing, CLEANING, WINDOW estimates. Reasonable WORK- Call for estimate umes. cover letters & en- SHtSE Central T,f ^ ? 232-5013. Spanish guitar, $35. Hall mast, quality gear, very beige mixed breed dog, at. Call Mr. Magic now the ages of 9 -19 to GUTTER MAN- Cleans, 756-0003; • Immediate velppes.._& interview tips. NJ 908-561^430. remodeling lnslde_& put. prices. Mack & Co. 215- FORD TRACTOR 9N- I & SUPPLIES I f 330 \ METCHEN; tan & white, 322-7077. gutters cleaned' & in- WASHING, houseclean- rates. 18 yrs. exper. Lie. Free estimates, Reason- 679-8393 pal e cheap, Cranford. 276- compete in this stalled. Minor alterations. ihgg. Low ratess. Dependp - #7194. Call 789-3131, repairs & Installs leaders service available. Call 908-753-7491 PIANO- Player piano.-g£ ft°rH^L !?Rri fi turf tires, 3pt. hitch, WANTED mixed breed dog, HIGH- able rates. Call Dave at HllTrH- Farly Amnrlran .work. S5o"call $?5- Ward robe. $60.. ^6 8852 or 648-2247. Jim. ewer take off w/new 5' A WONDERFUL FAMILY ear's Miss Pre- Free estimates. 752-0441.-, abliblie service. 754-6879 POLYPHASE ELECTRIC.!.: '& gutter. Free estimates! MASONRY- 28 years of RESUMES/TYPINGIESJ/TVPINU- 1100 .t IMPROVEMENTS- 356-8915. i-ANO Park; black & CE AUST- -709-WWO; — A ;--725-8017~ Ish-mower.-Top- condr- -A UTO M OBJLE-AND -CLOWN p- J1 Jlnglea-the-- ELECTRICAL—WORK— CARPENTRY—Concrete. chairs; $400. Bookcase, AVAIXAffLE"FOR bYowri altered male, "RAUAN,~EUR0PEAN7 walks, driveways, patios, ing, resumes & coyer let- kitchens S baths, " cellent cond., $250. POT BELLY STOVE- FRONT END LOAD- TRAINER- block of shepard doby mix, or- and Teen. HOME AIR CON- Clown" for. children's Complete electrical ser- GUTTERS & LEADERS ingt masonry, drywall, paint- Round 48" sturdy drop $25. Rocker, $65. Plus a WOLFF TANNING ERS- (2) rubber tire, 1 SCANDINAVIAN, JAP- DITIONING SERVICE- cleaned & flushed. Siding bricks, blocks. No Job too ters. Free consultation. custom decks. For quality large. $175. Cherry oc- store full of quality used stalls, you feed & care or ANTIQUE & USED- ange & white male tabby, ANESE HIGH SCHOOL 1991 NEWARK parties & spedal events. vice, service upgrades, vi- ing. Finished basements, __leaL pine j-cocktaiUable,. BEDS— _ New gaa/i dlesel.Jop condi- 828-3494—„ • : • . power washed. Mildew small. Call BUI 968-0695. Call Mike at 908-968-7700 service slncd 1935," call casslonal table- wAumed ""furniture and household • full board available, PINE gray and-white tabby. EXCHANGE STUDENTS Storytelling, rhaglCi face olations-corrected; celling garages, baths, additions. $60. *> MISC. 647-3549. Commercial-Home Units tion. Moving must sell Furnlture, Old DR sets PAGEANTS " painting. Call 494-5967 removed any surface. ROOFING & PAINTING- for Spring rates, 232- legs .$150. Zenith 25" effects: desks, lamps, HILL, Branchburg, 1-800- and BRs from 18,00's to , Somerset County Hum- ARRIVING IN AUGUST. BASEMENT WATER fans, new constf. "24 Hr. MASONRY— Concrete, Fully insured, DMI Cbn- KITCHEN CABINETS- color TV, oak console from $199.00. Lamps- Call 647-4220 morn & 439-7087 . i3me^Soplety 908-526- Ovei $15,000 in Emergency Service." Please call Tom Hanson foundations, driveways, Gutters cleaned and' In- 2186. structlon, 757-7929.. chairs, tables, mirrors, lotlons-Acpessorles. 1950's. Also misc..pieces. BECOME A HOST FAM- PROOFING - drainage CUSTOM SLIPCOVERS Painters 469-5952. stalled. Slate repairs. . sinks, wall unit, Jenn-AIr $50. 359-5347 etc. PRICED TO SELL. eves ' . "3330. ILY/AMERICAN IN- prizes and scholar- work. Free Inspection & Uc.#103i8;271-4049i sidewalks, Belgian block. Monthly payments low as BOX STALLS AV- 647-1959. Draperies, reupholstery. Fully Insured. Free; esti- A1-REMODELER- small CERAMIC & MARBLE wall mounted microwave, REFRIG/FREEZER- COLLINS CORNER, 23 LAWN MAINTENANCE- TERCULTURAL STUDENT ships Including an estimant. For the per- Your fabric or ours, for- HANDYMAN PROF- Fully Insured, free esti- $18.00. Call today FREE AILABLE- Basking ANYTHING OLD WAN-LOST— Female, short ELECTRICAL WORK- of mates. DMI Construction, mates. Call Vinnle 572- repairs to major remodel- INSTALLATION- Baths. car telephone, type- G.E. 18 cu. ft. Almond, DUMONT ROAD. FAR ROTO-TILLIING-, mowing, Ridge area. Indoor arena, EXCHANGE. CALL 1-800- all expense paid trip manent solution to your merly at Steinbachs & all types. R. DIETRICH & ESSIONAL- 20 years Kitchens & Foyers. Old NEW Color Catalog 1- TED— Toy8, all type. hair, grey cat. Wearing experience. Call Ed 757-7929. . 7119. . ing. Quality work, reas- writers, office chairs, glass shelves, Frost-Free, HILLS. 908-234-0995. 800-228-6292. fertilizing, seeding, sod- 2 riding rings, trails, turn pink collar that purple SIBLING. • water. problems, call Hahne's. 42 yrs. experi- SON ELECTRICAL CON- and new. Repairs. Call drafting table, many more ding. Free esl. Fully In- Dolls, records, mag- to Nationals in Or- 769-0015 (908)287-2521. RUBBISH REMOVAL- onable prices. 20 years Like new. $375. After TAMA ROCKSTAR- hi- out, training, $350. Call heart . In the North Ran- AFFORDABLE ence. Senior citizen disc. TRACTORS INC. 24 hour MIRACLE PAINTING- . exp. References avail.. John 369-6610. mlsc Items. 754-6717 sured. Commercial & azines, teddy-bears,' old lando Florida. Call interlor/exterlor. We want Carpet cleaning. Minor 5pm, 781-7737. hat 14 inch cymbals new 822-3790 or 766-6570, watches, bird cages, dolphvilie area of Pis- PSYCHOTHERAPY- Shop at home service. emergency service. NJ HANDYMAN SERVICES- Free estimates, fully in- CUSTOM STORM KITCHEN SET- $200., residential. Call Bennett FOR SALE QUALITY MIX cataway. Call 968-8587. for more information. BEST-IN-EAST CLEAN- W. Canter 757-6655. Lie. #9910. Insured. Call Quality work at reason- to perform a Miracle for concrete work. Lawn ser- : RIDING LAWN condition. $100. Call 526- WOOD STOVE- Free Turf 704-8234 : comic books; baseball increas'e self-awareness. vice. Shrub trimming & sured, 658-9771 DOORS— Factory direct •; Flatware- Oneidacraft MOWER— 2. gas mowers; .5142 leave message.: standing traditional, glass HAY— Phone 908-234- Experience personal 1-800-345-2330. ING —Reliable and reas- 271-1404. able rates. Free Esti- youl Quality work. 297- ADDITIONS & REM- prices, extra heavy duty. cards, records (especially LOST— gray cat w/IJte onable rates. 704-1084, 6866. Expect, a Mircale. cutting small trees: Used stainless 8 settings $100.,' edger, TV, "gowns, shoes, front.:Best Offer. 08(1908- MULCH FOR SALE- 1660 or 234-2515. Beatles). Top cash paid. growth. Find new solu- EXTENSION E051. Don't Fuss Call Ua- for ELECTRICAL- All "types mates. Fully Insured. Call. ODELING- all phases of Design your own style, TEE SHIRT TRANSFER gray markings, circle on Rarltan. ' all your painting & rem- John at 668-8518. furniture bought & sold. Full Size sleep sofa $250. antique windshield, flower 819-0580. $14/yd. We deliver. Call PINE HILL- Boarding & 654-6688. sides. Gold/green eyes. tions to old problems. Of wiring, Service MOVING?- Lowest Free estimates. Nanl remodeling. Quality work. starting at $233 Installed. Kitchen set $200. Other MACHINE J. HAT_ MAC- Dauman Wood at 908- instruction. Beautiful, well- odlelng needs. Decks In- Call 757-3733 days or pots, bicycle, clothes, HINE- lOo's transferes, 9mos. female. South side Bernice Krusch A0SW, changes & paddle fans. HANDYMAN- College prices. Palmier! Movers. Quick Service, 908-754- References avail. Free Items. Call. 232-4587. dishes. 356-6397 283-3922 . maintained facility with CASH FOR STAMPS— OVER WEIGHT? Tired of CALLIGRAPHY BY teriors, exteriors, vinyl' The small move special- estimates: Fully Insured. 475-5670 eves. letters,', numbers +. t- WOODBURNING STOVE, Retired man wants col- Westfield. Reward. Call 369-7638 . Additions. Call Harold Student,— carpentry, 8844 or 1-800-834-9987 large indoor, outdoor the high cost of diet & NANCY BOSS- Invita- siding, roofing, etc. Get Klouser. Lip, #6252. 908- painting, sheet rock, yard ist. Pianos, 6 rooms ot Call George at 561r8289 JilVING ROOM SET- SELLING APT CON- shlrts. 754-8275 circulator w/pipe. '$500. ROTOTILLING- Lawns lections, accumulations, 232-5951 : AIDS HOT LINE-Can it What you need done at CUSTOM WORK- Sid- Glass coffee table, 3 & gardens. New. or es- rings, trails, air con- exercise clinics? New tions, certificates, menus, 572-6750. work. & odd jobs. Call less. Free phone-quotes SECRETARIAL SER- ADDITIONS & REM- TENTS— Living room set, Blue Chinese rug, 15x12, sheets, covers. Call (908) LOST- Hlmllayan, be transmitted from a prices you can afford VICES PROVIDED- in Ing, wlndoWs, doors, piece bedroom set, solid TIRES- 2 Mich. -195/70 tablished sites. For free ditioned lounges, much ' Laymen's support group place cards, gifts. Styles Jerry 561-9340. PM #00550. 356-2454. OLDING- Residential couch, chairs, klthen set r14-$40; Row machine $600. Golden Eagle cam 968-5949 brown/beige cat w/ blue kiss, a hug, or casual now. After estimate save ELECTRICAL- All wiring my home. Reliable, ef- roofs, decks; kitchens, wood kitchen set w/ With hutch, bdrm set. estimate, call DJ ROT- more. Only minutes from forming. Our goal Is to include Italic, Copperplate NEON SIGNS- Custom, Construction services baths. All Iriterior/exterlor gym-$60; Computer prin- bow, $200. Days only. Rts 78. 287, 206, 202, 22 HIGH PRICES PAID- for eyes. Reward. Vicinity contact or even trans- & others. (908) 232-4554. 10% with this ad. 725- & designing. New con- HANDYMAN— Complete ficient, excellent, refer- leaves, please. call 836- Priced reasonably. Call 424-1364: Will take offers. OTIUJNQ. 968-4821. . give & get support for home improvements. commercial. Home/bar from conceptual.planning needs. Call Mike 846- ter-ML82A, new-$75; 4 in Branchburg. 1-800-439- quality postcards, sheet Piscataway area. 424- mitted to your loved loosing Weight or accept- 7455 \ • ' ; struction, renovation, ences. Call 276-8878. thru' job completion. We 1269 889-9652. ., ROTOTILLING- Why ones? For the true facts lighting, pools, spas, air Decks, porches, painting decor. Call .908-494-2993 4739, bar stoole-$20. Call 654' 7087. music, old toys, baseball 0863 ing our-setves as we are. CARPET CLEANING- SINGER, SONGWRITER, offer all phases of con-' LIVING ROOM SOFA- SLEEP SOFA- $250,^. 7,878. ' break your back? Quality on AIDS call 1-900-535- Carpets, $9.50/rm- DRIVEWAY PARKING conditioning. License interior & exterior, car- PAINTING- exterior, In- DECK SPECIALS- basic > items, cameras, military, If you are Interested In a pentry work. No.job too INSTRUMENTALIST— structlon needs. Cus- Itoveseaj, chair, 2 wood wing chalrs-$300; Kitchen WORD PROCESSOR- work done In your gar- typewriters, TV's, Worlds 9700.ex 301. ex 302 mlnlmum 3 rms. Sofa & LOT SEAL COATING- #2978. Cooney Electric. terior, quality work at af- tomer satisfaction Is our 10 X 10X3' $795 or 12 X TODDLER'S fro guilt approach to look- Call 469-0281 . , small. Free estimates. Record' a professional endtables with, glass tops. set-$200; bed,' full size, Brother. WPi400d, Brand, den. Call Ken 469-5048 Fair, fountain pens. 272- Spanish. Avail. 24hrs. Ing & feeling better - chair, $29.95. Free Residential/ Commercial- fordable prices,. Free 6S- primary objective. Call 12 x 3 $995, piers & TRICYCLE- Child's SCAG COMMERCIAL r 322 ^V Call Steve 752-7863. quality demo In a home Colonial, good condition, maple headboard-$100; new, Still in '• box, never 5777: $2-00 per min. , . where you make the rules deodorizing.' Licensed & Call the proffesslonals- ELECTRICIAN- Llc.# tlmates. Call 469-0645 Midi recording studio. Jim Pyramid Management. permits extra. Also, big $600. Cair885-5231 after f1atware-$100, 232-4567 bicycle helmet & carrier used. $350. 908-665- EQUIPMENT— 72" belt ALLOW ME TO GIVE PAINTING— Interlor/Ex- savings on larger fancier seat; Fisher Price rocking I PETS & JUKEBOXES- any con- & we supply the support insured. Over 10 yrs Thls Is our only business- 10062. For evenings & HANDYMAN- Interior & Call 654-7344. Co. 908-604-8895. 5PM. • • 3677. . . . drive, 20 Kohler elec.start, YOU the gift of a lasting Local workmanship . weekends. Bonded & in- exterior painting, yard terlor. 25 yrs. experience. decks, all #1 womanized SOFA & LOVESEAT- puppy* more; all like dition; arty plnball mach- you need in attaining your exper. "Master Kleen" STRIPPER- Reflnlshlng $3775. 52" 14HP hydro, I ANIMALS J relationship. Personal- 908-526-7050 guaranteed-Free es- suredr Reasonable rates. cleanup S^grass cutting, Fully Insured. Free es- ADDITIONS- DECKS, lumber. 469-9456 . MISSION OAK TABLE/ Pastel colors, $700 or new. 46,9-2319. ines; old Coca-Cola goals, call Barbara 753-° and Stripping at it's-best, Alterations, , Masonry, DESK- $150; Old oak $3500; Gary's Equipment ized, 16 yrs. experience. 6483 all day or Carmen tlmates-Fully Insured- Commercial, residential, minor repairs. Free es- timates. Call Jim,. 908- DECKS BY TOP DECK- best offer. Available Aug- USED CLOTHING- Like machines; arcade, slot, Call Judy Vorlo'8 Compat- Call House By the Road. Carpentry Sherrod drafting table-$275; Misc. Sales 439-2666. BICHON PUPPIES- 727-4161 after 7PM, CLEANING HOUSE/. CHEM SEAL Mendham Industrial. Call 725-7267. timates. Call Mr. Jerry 604-4656. . Reasonable rates, free ust 1. Call 908-298-8560 new ladles size 8 suits, gumball machines; barber Ibles 908-707-9086. 369-8604. . 908^469-2940 Frank. Const. 534-61424' ; old mirrors; frames; shel- leave message 316 SCOTT 19" PUSH REEL AKC, shots & health cer- OVERWEIGHT? Lose It APTS.- Week days or N.J. 908-234-2700. EX-SINGER dresses, coats, slacks,. poles. 609-587-7819. ELECTRIC A-1 Electric PAINTING-Exterior, ALL ARTISTIC Bath, Kit- ves, tables $1-$25. Call MOWER- with grass tificates. Males $400. now! Amazing new pro- weekends. Good refer- REPAIRMAN- Will fix HANDYMAN- Light TYPING/Transcriptlpn— SOFA- $100. 2 Occa-. j-blouses. Ladies shoes, FREE TO LIONEL TRAINS WAN- AREA CODE DATING- ences; own transporta- Co. Inc.— No Job too most houses, $1150.- 356-6680. 8V4N. Assorted hand- catcher. Good condition. Females '$500. 908-735- TED— American Flyer, Meet Locals by phone. gram that Is guaranteed! I any machine in home, 30 home repairs, yard work, $1450. Replacement QUality service & quick sional chairs, $50 each. GOOD HOME 8286. lost 40 pounds In 9 tion. Call ?21-0539 or small, no challenge too POOL CLEANING & turn around. Laser print & Rabbit coop & run $25. bags. 647-3549 $35. Call 359-6909. Ives, Blng, all toy trains & (25 hrs.J $3/min. 1-900- years experience, Call windows $250.ea. S & J ft. Any size. MOVING— out of weeks. Call" Karry 1-800- 247-9059. great. Residential & small 361-3173.24 Hr. Service. MAINTENANCE. Decent all size transcription. heating. Painting & Sid-' country. Everything must Antique sewing machine SEARS RIDING BLUE POINT & SEAL railroad memorabilia, 218- 786-0123. Contracting. 846-7972. Many refer-, USED CLOTHING- POINT SIAMESE KIT- 658-7961. „ business specialist. All rates. Call 753-8012 MasterType 424-0577. ing. 24 Hrs. Hablamos go! Furniture, household, $150. Platform rocker MOWER- 8 horse 9728 CHRISTIAN 24 HR. EXCAVATING- UN- PIANO & PLAYER • Espanol. 563-9541. ences. Color portfolio. Men's 42 long suits, sport FURNITURE— Desk 44"x TENS— Twks, $125. Call CLEANING- DON'T work guaranteed. HANDYPERSON- Hel- •toys, - many -extras,- Sun-.$150.-?26-40,4a :, ._ M - power... S.-speed, 30 Inch SINGLES-^ Message - -Bonded; lie. #8460^Visa/ I VE_BSAt= Bjackjipev PIANO'—Tuned arid CalL.now &. save $$$ jacketsr- size <3&-slacks.- 30",jr~l 8 .~Matchingr3 : r Efl SREND-THE WEEKENDS^ per, Trbubleshooter. Xong B&ff INSTALLATIONS- 526-0005. days Only, 5/19 & 26. SOFA— 1 yr. old, -ex- cut. Asking $500. Call 75sr " ~ " center. Meet by phone. MC accepted.. Call Paul Dozer, Loader, Rental. repaired. Bought & sold. 64T-3549. drawer dresser with mir- SHAKERS and Character CLEANINGH Call Linda Stone drives, drainage, & short term. Call Dave, 20% off any job during 752-5956 ; - . cellent condition, beige, 1 968-0462. BUNNIES FOR SALE- $3/mln. 1-900,7786-7710: 365 271-4553 or 654-1330. 276-3987. DID YOU WASHER DRYER- QE- ror,"30' X- 3Q"x 18",;9. Cookie Jars Wanted. 545-5930 Somerset area. masonry, landscaping, fill, 908-755^3455. deliver fast. Leave mes- March & April. Siding, $150. Call 704-9793 drawer ugly dresser, 72"x SHEDS—- Custom wood Mlni Lops, Netherland Please call Ruth 908-859- SERVICES PIANO TUNING- Over .windows; roofing, doors, KNOW... portable,- apartment size, dwarf, $15 each. CalCThe. CONFUSED ABOUT topsoll, 647-4448. HOME CLEANING CARE sage, Edward Josph will NO BULL, NO NON- 30"X20". 218-0271; . storage buildings & gar- 0097, . • : • . 25 years experience. decks, kitchens, baths & This little ad .can be read attaches to faucett, $200. Bunny Broker", 369-8207 "THANK YOU, BLESSED DIVORCE? Divorce FOR PEOPLE ON THE get back to you 906-8217, SENSE! MUst sell 2 Arch _Botrr.;908^|73-3174. ages. 50 different sizes. & Counseling For'Women & EXTERMINATER- DIS- Wayne Smith, 908:654- Metuchen ;.•' additions: We offer 100% in more than .147,000 Qubnset Style Steel - Bull-' SOFA— -Beige/Brown^ -or-369r8240.1.. : . MOTHER-,For favors GO— 'Insured, bonded, homes'In. 15 publications stylesrrFree-lnstallatfbrif Su ppo rt Qrou ps real I: -HANDYMAN COUNT EXTERMINATOR. 3618. • -••..•-• horrle_ Irnprbvdment- fin- dlhgsl High' quality! Low plaid, $200, Call granted." •::;. I.K. Termites, carpenter ants, supervised. Monday to throughout Somerset, : •ftee delivery. No dototi COCKER SPANIEL 34O Susan Ruth Unlimited, A PONY PARTY^ Is" a ancing. Call Arlene or prices! Don't.Call without 356-1607. $65. Stove, $75. ftef- ieeds new pray the Rosary dally. the all other pests,, all chemi- Saturday. Gift certificate. PONY RIDES- PARTIES, VIDEO EVENTS- "You .Middlesex and Union payment. Call 908-381- PUPPIES- AKC,-shots, LOST& : 908-658-4643. ' GREAT addition to your SERVICE > ask-.- I'll-shoot." Wed- Bryan 469-9456. serious buying Intentions) SPORTS EQUIPMENT- rlgeratof, $170. Can deli- motor), Ph'ilco AC. You She hears your prayers. . birthday party, family or. cals EPA approved. 24 245-1945: ; \ . ' / PICNIC AND FAIRS, CALL Countjes? It caught your. move it, It Is youfsl Call 1044 anytime Wormed,. buff, male $300; .."•; ..'Weddings and. . CLOVERLAND 996-3140. dings, parties, socials, B.D.J. HOME IMP- Atlantic Building, 1-800- Used. Baseball mitts, ver. Color console TV; female $350. Call 968- FOUND holiday picnic. We dress • hrs.. Emergency service. HOME CLEANING- $35 attention, didn't it? • $100.722-6329. '233-5591. DID YOU Carpentry, Painting -. • anniversarys, °. Lie. & Insured. 247-4585. showers, engagements. ROVEMENTS. INC- 942-1234. , • 0, soccer & baseball shoes, TRACTOR 8 HP- Sears, 5921 DATEFlNDEfi- Singles to fit parties. Reasonable and up: Condos, Town- POWER WASHING- "All occasions." Call Complete Interior ^ex- Call YOUR ad in todayl roller & Ice skates, Ar- WEDDING GOWN- 36ln mower & snow KNOW... Personal. Ads- Our 8th•: rates. Call Kay 685-9007. Home Maintenance reunions and v GARAGE DOOR houses & Homes. Will Homes, buildings, Doug 828-1554. terior remodeling & reb- 1-800-334-0531. QUEEN SIZE MATT- blower, rotary spreader, FREE TO GOOD FOUND X3AT— Cranford This little ad can be read yearl Largest Listing! Free A-1 HOUSE & OFFICE swimming pools, acid OFFICE EQUIPMENT chies RflBale Shop In Neyer worn: Beaded, HOME- Small spayed OPENER INSTALLER- make It sparkle! Insured, uilding general con- We Get Resultsl, Meyersville. Good supply' beautiful, size 8/10, orlg RESS— & box.spring. 10 cu. ft. cart. $950. BO. area. Orange female. Very in more than' 147,000 copy 908-526-3004, 24 CLEANING- Days and and Repair graduations. Bonded & references. washing., Decks - wate- FOR SALE— desks, Used, good condition. female Fox Terrier, very speclallzlng in ^ears WORD PROS- Laser tractor. See our display chairs, copier & desk on hand. Open sat/sun price $850. Asking $250. 908-464-7480. friendly. Looking for hotties In 15 publications hrs. or P.O. Box 1068, evenings. Call Marge 356- 873-1389 rproofing. Free' estimates, ED'S CUSTOM IN- Call 821-2553 after 6PM. loving. Call 271-4622. Piscataway, NJ. 08855. brand. Reasonable printed word processing. ads in the Business/ Ser- TERIORS— Custom cabi- organizers. Call 548-4888 10a-5p. 908-647-1149. 908-356-9406. owner or good home. Call throughout Somerset, 0240. QUALITY WORK "You Supply The prices, reliable prompt insured. 754-7415. . 272-3593. HOUSECLEANING- Free spell checks. Edit- vice Directory of your nets, . counter tops, cer- TRAILERS- Utility. Land- ROTTWEILER PUP- Middlesex and Union' Party, We'll service. Call 966-8486 local Forbes Newspapers TRIMLINE TREADMILL- PIES— Champion blood Counties? It caught your AIR CONDITIONING & REASONABLE, RELIABLE ing, transcription & copy amic tiles, specializing in. scape & construction. WOMAN to clean your services. 15 yewsiJex- or call Bruce toll-free at ORGAN— 2 keyboards, Advertise Has MPH & mileage Quality trailers at reason- lines, bred/ disposition, attention, didn't it? Advertise HEATING- Service and Supply the Tunes." Advertise In the Classified! kitchen, bathroom- &, 13 pedals, good condi- Advertise Installations. FREE es- Gall Jack home or condo. Excellent perlence. So. Plfd. 561- 1-800-794-3351. Free es- gauge. Operates manu- able prices. Call Gary's quality & beauty. Parents Call YOUR ad in tpdayl Advertise In the Classified! basement' remodeling. tion, $250 or best offer. ally. Call 654-1044 leave In the Classified! timates. COUNTRY AIR references. 56Q-9071. 4478. timates. Free estimates. 721-4588. Call 752-1048 in the Classified! Equipment Sales (908) on premises. Must see. In the Classified! 1-800-334-0531. 272-8282 1-908-276-6528 message. 439-2666. Reasonable, 889-6721 We Get Results! 728-5966. Consult this listing of Business TO PLACE AN AD NEED A JOB FOR YOUR BUSINESS and Service Professionals — CALL ANNETTE DONE RIGHT? Area Directory Local Businesses Serving Local Needs 1-800-334-0531 PLUMBERS LOORS LANDSCAPING MASOf PASNTING PLUMBERS TREE SERVICE BUILDERS CENTRAL VACUUM GLASS HOME IMPROVEMENTS : : --'..'.-. Mi "CX.y CALL FOR FREE ESTIMATE R&W LANDSCAPING Joseph Kanla & Son, Inc. ROGER SAWICKI LENNY'S PLUMBING (201)891-3010 B.DJ.H0ME HEATING Tree Service J-AETriccrs Commercial & Residential MASON CONTRACTORS Interior/Exterior Slnco 1928 Uc. #1268 Wood Floor Installation BV1PROVE]V^NTS, Inc. SINCE 1959 ^ • Heating Sewer ALL TYPES OF TREE CARE Complete Interior and Exterior & REMOVAL CHARLES Sanding and Reflnlshlng , Spring Clean-Ups : RESIDENTIAL*> COMMERCIAL • Water Heaters Cleaning Existing Wood Floors •, Store Fronts • Aluminum Entmnces • Remodeling and Rebuilding • Sewer Cleaning CONTRACTING Expert Installation In Any Aluminum, Dodr..,Repair •"Mirrors • Fertilizing • Brick Steps • Patios • Plumbing & Heating • Firewood Existing Home or Renovation • Sump Pumps DECKS'WINDOWS Residential/Commercial __ thermopanes • Storm Window Repairs • • ';••. Siding • SldeWalks • Drainage Repairs • Woodchips Installed Price In Most All .Types of Penetrating Weed Control Carpentry, Sheetrocking, Table Tops "Plexiglass • • Curbs . •Repairs • Hot Water Heaters ALTERATIONS • ADDITIONS 3 Bedroom Homes is and Surfece Finishes Available Additions Roofing, Leaders & Gutters • Snow plowing ROOFING • SIDING RESIDENTIAL-COMMERCIAL Lawn Maintenance • Color Slate • Plastering Wo Job Too Small • Sump Pumps UnderSiflOO (Motom Cu» • hbifcn • IMM • Myunhm) . Pon* •._. . FREE ESTIMATES • Landscaping Staining In Cholc* Colors . INDUSTRIAL Endosurta. Decks FULLYINSURED FREE ESTIMATES FULLYINSURED 450 North Ave. E. Free Est. • State License #6249 272-4733 -FREE AT-HOME ESTMATES- 24 Hrs • 7Days/Week Replac*m«nt Windows, Storm Doom ' FREE ESTIMATE SERVING 233-5766 18 YEARS EXPERIENCE... Commercial Residential. WESTFIELD- Westfield Lenny Grleco 245-1203 486-6214 276-6765 —Fully Insured • Free Estimates— • FREE ESTIMATES 851-0888 after 6 p.m. Call Bruce ate (908) 674-3880 or 908-382-6487 '•••;,-.AND .-.-... • CALL 574-0480 INSURED' FREE ESTIMATES "Quality Doesn't CosLJtPaysl" VICINITY 2334184 276-6953 233-3213 Charles Pljanowskl »VE THIS COUPON FOR WSCOUMT-CAli TOOAV 1 WALNUT AVE-CRANFORD Toll Free 1-e00-7»4-3351 T'-': PLUMBERS ROOFING TREE SERVICE BUILDERS COLLISION REPAIRS FUEL OIL GLASS LANDSCAPING LANDSCAPING MASON PAVING SANDRO PAVING CO. Donald S. Rockefeller I Lawn Maintenance & Work Guaranteed KGMAR S.O.S. BENNER'S AUTO SAFETY Landaoapa Otaslgn ^ -' v:.K Rahway, N.J. MICHAEL M. MASON ^h£ ". V,.- :'••.••••' ^EH : PLUMBING & HEATING INC. ACCOUNTING AUTO BODY GLASS CO. Fully Insured ROOFJNG 1ST. 1946 235 SHIELDS AVE. • Complete parking lot Specialization In: Since 1920 CHARLES STILES Complete "APPROVED INSURANCE REPLACEMENTS" Lawn Maintenance • Design Planting SO. BOUND BROOK, NJ 08880 maintenance Plumbing WOODSTACK ••Accounts Receivable , Colllson Experts WtCUUro IN AUTO AMD COtWDIOUL IO9V OLUS Slate & Brick Patios & Walkways Mason Contractor • Driveways . ' Specializing In All Types •Fuel Oil RfLtCfUlNTS ON ALL CONSTRUCTION [QUIP. • • & ' • Accounts Payable R.R. Ties • Stone Walls • Seed • Sod Residential - Commercial TREE SERVICE Additions • Alterations Direct Repair for • ElectHoally Operated Windows With 10 Years Experience • Sidewalks Of Roofing.& Re-Roofing • General Ledger • Complete heating Weekly Lawn Maintenance ; Heating Decks • Kitchens • Baths Most Major Inc. Cos. • All Curved & Panoramic Windshields • Curbing INSURED • Computerization • Repairs & Service Fertfljier • Weed Control Step Rebuilding Specialists Services • Leaders & Gutters laser frame machines & Channels & Regulators ', t • • Seal coating • Collections ' : : • FuHy Insured • SAME DAY SaftlCE - PREE ESTIMATES Top Soil • Mulch • R.R. Ties • Slate Specialists '•— '•••;• Low, Low Winter Rates oven baked spray tooth • Air Conditioning • .Rear Windows •'.'•'• • • Brick Fronts • patios • Patio's .:;••' State UC #4205 : Quality Work • Reasonable Prices Landscaping (No Job Too Small or Large) CALL MANNY AT Design to PMnSng • Foundation^ • SldeWalks • Excavating & Additions • Fully Insured Senior Citizen Discounts Reasonable Bates • . 1245 Westfield Ave. 606 South AveE 241-8555 Free Est r • Rre Places •Retaining Walls Ask for JOE • Free Estimates 233-0822 ' Fuity. FREE ESTIMATES 276-8677 FREE ESTIMATES Call for Free Initial Consultation Cranford 573W.WESTFIEILDAV. Insured (908)469-6888 FREE ESTIMATES 272-5697 388-6886 Days 353-7836 Even. 7 Raleigh Ave. • Cranford 232-6383 (908)828-1089 family In Cranford 37 years RO8ELLEPARK 276-5752 396-8100 WAJIOMMN IT«I1 IMUKWAV BOT 1» tOOMm t» VUlMf IB» MASON MOVERS PAVING PLUMBERS ROOFING & REMODELING TV REPAIR AIR CONDITIONING BUILDERS CONTRACTOR FUEL OIL HEATING & AC LANDSCAPING REYNOLDS WE STOP LEAKS! SALD'ADDARIO MPLETE BOBBINS & ALLISON, INC. A. BUONTEMPO STRUCTION PLUMBING & CLARK BUILDERS, INC. IWDOWELIS Heating & Air HEATING INC. Gen. Builder Since 1950 OMPANY "Local Public Movers • COMPLETE ROOF STRIPPING Since 1928 Conditioning, Inc. Lou DIFablo . TonyDIFablo • New Homes & Additions WILLIAM Masonry & Moving* Ucuue Driveways & Wood Decks SPECIALISTS Total l •Rre and Storm : ' Contractor ••••', Family Owned & Operated UNION UllOOltStX Carpentry Storage ', 00172 • FUfcT-ROOFNIQASUVTt [908)494-5292 counves Seatcoated "" SAME DAY SERVICE • GUTTERS * LEADERS Damage Construction KWOVW40VBWS Lawn Care "WE BLOW THE COMPETITION AMY' •': ••••.••••.•••A-; •'• •Budget Plans Curbs & Railroad Ties Bathroom and Kitchen StHVlNQ UNION • HM*O » Ctnlnl AkCondMonlng Steps •Porches • Sidewalks & MIDDLESEX COUNTIES • SALES, SERVICE, INSTALLATIONS •Concrete Paving and• g Complete Service Or FREE ESTIMATES «Service Plans Ceramic Tile Call 7 am -10 pm Moderations FOB 22 YEARS SALES & REPAIRS Masonry Work Kitchens •Bathrooms SERVICE SALES REPAIRS • SPECIALIZING IN CUSTOM DESIGNS Roofing & Vinyl Siding r Days A Week FULLY INSURED - FWB ESTIMATES I • Cellar Drainage & Punips • Plumbing/AG Arcoaire Basement Remodeling We Do The Complete Job NJ. UO. NO. 010700 (30 Years In Business) . TO FTTYOUfl NEEDS Bathroom Remodeling Toll Free 1-800-582-9054 •Comm.&Rea. Reasonable Rates neEaUnwtea •••.FUU)rIn* AGENT ALUED VAN LINES REASONABLE RATES • FREE ESTIMATES Additions & Finished Basements 381-5145 CENTER TV Altorattens . 450 North Ave. E. Prompt, FREE Quoted Itofennc—Gladly Furnished 213SOUTH AVEE 276-53*7 ON ALL NEW INSTALLATIONS Replacement Vinyl Windows Uc.#1106 907 Wood Ave. • Roselle Fully Insured • Free Estimates CRANFORD 1-800-794-LEAK • CALL ABOUT t)UR PRE-SEASON SPECIALS Westfield 889-5244 358 NORTH AVENUE B 272-5177 755-0964 TEL 276-0898 CRANFORD (5325) 276-2331 e SATISFACTION GUARANTEED • * 7334284 • • UcertM 02160 . , 233-3213 10% piKoiint For Senior CWzerw I MASON PAINTING PAVING PLUMBING TOPSOIL WALLS AND CEILINGS AUTO DEALERS BUILDERS ENVIRONMENTAL FUEL OIL HOME IMPROVEMENTS LANDSCAPING IAVTTOL PABVTING 1*. C.O.D. Builders AIR DUCT LANDSCAPE CHAPMAN BROS. R.Vetter CLEANING RI I I WET BASEMENT? RESTORATIONS, INC. • Exterior • Free Estimate RE1LLY CUSTOM ORIGINAL DESIGNS Llc.#1428 I Saving UnionCourtty4 STEPS REPAIRED LIKE NEW • Interior HOME OR OFFICE • Fully Insured & Sons OLDSMOBILE, INC. • ALTERATIONS & Basement N.Taggert* • Expert Reduce Dust Mites, Vicinity Sine* 1B26 ALSO: • Plumbing ADDITIONS Fencing. Decks - R.& ties <# Carpentry p Bacteria, Fungus, Mold, Mildew & Waterproofing • Caulking Preparation • Heating -. Cooling Plastering AUTHORIZED • DECKS Top Soil - Masonry - Stone HMng Ar— 388-5024 Odors by 90% • Painting "We're SHU Working Our W I— --12— i— COMPLETE CARE YARD SCREENED TOP SOIL/ CASH LOANS- Up to May 23,1991 — Union County Classified - 13 SYSTEMS— Tree service, MULCH-Grade A mate- 10K, no collateral, no lawn maintenance, - land- rial. Specializing In new 378 credit checks, fast results. scape design. Spring lawns. Fast free delivery. I INSTRUCTION INCOME TAX 1-800-388-8678. Ask for CLASSIFIED . cleanup. Insured, free es- 23B. Call 908-302-1457 ( r; timate. One Cut Free! TREE & STUMP RE- V • :•. SCHQLAR8HIP8- Fin- (808)874-5083. CON N E C T I ON MOVAL —Is your stump a ABC DRIVING SCHOOL ABCC TATAXX - SeSenior.n : anclal adaid, . .flrantg t and_ MAKE THE CONNECTION -r FILL IN THIS COUPON COMPLETE LAWN & pain in the grass? Free -Licensed by NJDMV. -need assistance in claim loans for virtually any 2 for YARD CARE- "Keeper estimates Fully Insured. student are available. EXECUTIVE REPAIR- Special attention given.to Ing your NJ homestead KITCHEN8- Reface or PAINTING- Let a WINDOW CLEANING- of the Grounds". 753- "JUST STUMPS" 634- nervous people. Call" reDale7?ick up & delivery Results guaranteed. For home maintenance, kit- replace - same low price. woman do your painting. Professional, fully In- 1892 1318. free Information call All chens, baths, patios, sured, superior refer- (201) 756-8566 ' available. Reasonable fee. RESTRICTIONS: Let one of our factory Neat, clean quality work. COMPLETE LAWN Call Bob 469-2319 •"' Buslnessware Associates decks, closets, storage reps look at your kitchen. Insured.' Free e'st(mates, ences. Other related ser- TREE MAINTENANCE- FRENCH/SPANISH (908)985-4999. spaces, garages. Call Free consultation and de-Call Maryann 560-9235. vices available, UNIVER- SERVICE— Accepting Tree removals, shrub TUTOR— Teacher of 20 TAX SEASON-MAYBE 1.4 line limit 757-1840 or 463-0596 sign. Call 234-0541. SAL BUILDING MAINTE new accounts, free es- pruning. Commercial && vrs with M.A. Call OVER BUT TAX PLAN- PAINTING- Teacher will KIAMPF Fr»r i. tlmates, seniors discount. residential. Quality work loom NING SHOULD BE A 2. Must be paid in advance : _ M4»ON—•—flfll CK, Ho exwlor patnltng. FrOftr MATEXaH 281-761T.—^—-We - love-your -lawn.-CaJf- att faifalrprtoe8.-Overr prioea.-Ovef 220-vrs."?==0 yrs. ? YEAR ROUNf>PR©fcES8~ I! hhkV and finished. Call Derek BLOCK, CONCRETE, touch ups to trims to 245-6019 or 874-6732. experience. Call 658-3266 PERSONAL COMPUTER 908-233-2522, STONE. REPAIRS. Heinz. major' lobs."Reasonable WINDOW GLASS RE- TRAINING- Learn DOS. For a free review of your I MasterCard (no refunds) FENCES— all types In- 908-753-5721. rates. Call Dave after 6 PLACED ON SITE- We CRANFORD LAWN Word Processing, Spread 1990 returns & tax plan- TREE WORK- also ning for 1991 & beyond, 3. No Copy changes stalled, metal or wood. PAINTING & PAPER p.m., 526-7164 repair, re-putty & paint old Sheets, Desktop Publish-: windows & trim, very rea- Cutting, Thatching wood chips, brush & cairMlohael Husbands „.....,.„...,.» I LOWEST PRICES. Fence HANGING- Interior/exte- PAINTING- Why pay debris removal, log split- Ing, etc. Reasonable for appt. Accounting & tax MEDICARE FOLKS— are e 4. Offer limited to repairs. Call 756-0638. rior. Quality workmanship morel I! $50. per Room. sonable. INSURED. Call Top service, Low price rates. Call 272-3679. i Clear View, 757-5347 ting. Firewood. Free es- service also available year you having to pay for ex- I noncommercial ads FENCES— Garden State for 25 years. No job tooExterior $600. plus. Wall Calf Rich Fldlow timates. Mike 722-3235. PIANO, ALL STYLES— round for small busl- pensive, inhallers for Security Fence. All types' smal). Insured. Free esti- Paper, $15. per jo\\. Also WINDOW REPAIRS- Landscape Contractor All ages. Degreed (BA/ Fill in 1 character per box, allowing for spaces and 5. General Merchandise For Sale Replace glass, putty, TREES & SHRUBS- nesses. 463-0609. asthma, emphysema, of fencing. Commercial or. mates, prompt service. light carpentry; spackllng. Free Estimates MM). .20 years experi- bronchitis, etc? New Only. No Real Estate, Garage Residential. Quality mate- Bob Steinman, 526-3382. Call Ray 908-707-9872. caulk, paint & wash. Qual- White pine & Norway ence. Private, college & Medicare program call punctuation as necessary. Remember to include phone ity craftsmanship for 26 276-6895 spruce, balled & bur- THIS SPECIAL ON GENERAL MERCHANDISE FOR SALE ONLY ' rials used. Free-estimate. PAINTING & PAPER- PAPERHANGING- No university. Somerset ( 380 J 201-522-4710 or write to number. No abbreviations, please! Sale, Pets or Automotive ads 464-1444 . years. Free estimates, in- DEPENDABLE LAWN lapped + other assorted County area. 704-8620. PO Box 20, Pluckemin, HANGING- Reasonable Job too small! Reasonable sured, work guaranteed, CARE— Complete lawn trees & shrubs. Sold I LOANS & Want to get rid of that bike the kids have outgrown? How about that chair that rates, fully Insured, very rates. Call 276-1549. SCHOOL TEACHER- NJ 07978 FENCES- PBE-SEASON prompt service.* Bob maintenance, reasonable under wholesale. Call doesnt match your new furniture? Or that trumpet you haven't picked up In ages? If neat. Call for a free esti- PAUL A. MILLAR PAIN- Steinman, 526-3382. rates, free estimates. Ask River Hill Farm 369-4624. Available for tutoring In I FINANCE J PAYING TOO MUCH youre selllng...we can connect you with a buyer and even better, we've got a SALE. Custom wood: mate. No re raft Painting core subjects. K-8. Hourly FOR HEALTH IN- Name. C C A -S p r u c e -C e d a r- TING— Meticulous Int./ for Bill or Brad 232-4361. bargain for you! . Mail with check or 560-3765/ Ext. Services. 10 yrs. ex- WINDOWS & DOORS- rates. Call 633-7439. SURANCE? Insurance Stockado-Vlnyl Chain Replace drafty windows & LAWN MAINTENANCE/ WE DO LAWNS- Call CASH LOANS- to Link. We also sell custom PAINTING & WALL perience. Gutters LANDSCAPING- Top 968-4718. TUTORING— Reading, i Now you can run a 6 line For Sale ad in Forbes Newspapers Classified Connection Address. money order to: PAPERING- "Summer cleaned, windows doors, all types of -home math In your home. 10 Wood sheds, barns, improvements available, Soil , Mulch, Stone Deli- d for 2 weeks for only $7.50. Your ad will appear In 15 publlcaUons and reach more gazebos & gym sets. Call Special" $50 off painting washed. Fully Insured. yrs. public school ex- Forbes Newspapers and 20% off wallpapering. The time is right & so arevered/spread. Seeding, 372 perience. Certified K-8 & SBSVhS apS- "**»JE* ?Z1r !*li than 147,000 potential buyers. Remember — someone is looking for what you don't backyard Systems' any- Free estimates. Call Paul ' Thatching and Clean up. roval. American Financfel rec?W&JF*^SZL-orded rne 88 ,XSi P.hpne^L FULLY INSURED. Will at 908-846-7186 our. prices. Call Pro Tec PLUMBING, H.S. Mathi-ffcA: degree. Connections. 24 hours . - - _afl»-<»ll want We connect buyer and seller. time for free estimate 90K- beat any written es- General Remodeling Free Estimates. 755-8553. Call 272-5315. (2.4brs) 1-800-869-6107. Classified Connection 381-1044. REMQDELING, MEET- HEATING, call 800-759-4484. timates. Interior/exterior.. ING ALL YOUR NEEDS- S6O-8776 LAWN SERVICE- Yard City State. Zip Will work weekends. Call from kltcheris & baths, to WORLDS GREATEST clean up, hauling away of &COOUNQ Call your Ad In.-.- Toll Free! P.O. Box 699 HANDYPERSON- Chris 873-1389 PAINTERS- All areas of fXPERlENCED- Cer- basements & decks. All basements, attics arid PAINTING - INTERIOR/ work performed by pro- painting. Interior, exterior, garages. Call 828-5387 A NEW QUY IN TOWN- VISA/MC #. .Exp. Date:. Somerville, NJ. 08876 amic tile, painting, decks, wall coverings, power 1-800-334-0531 general repairs, Tree es- EXTERIOR- Free es- fessional, insured crafts- OR 561-9333. <' Main S(. Plumbers Inc., In One Issue timates. CUstom work. man. Call 757-2929 for washing, water proofing, 24 hr.. service. Free, est. timate. Very' reasonable. staining, day and. night LAWNCUTTING 4 -USE YOUR CHARGE- 1^^^^ ^^i^^ ••IMW ^^^>M '•••^^ V^M^M' mrnmmm mm^mm ^^^aa MHI^^ ^^^^ ^i™««« m^m^ '•^•••a w^tmtm ^m^^ '^^ ^^m^- ^^^^»- ^^^^m i "^^^^ ' '^^^^ '^^^^ ^^^^m ^^^^ ^^^J Call 272-4295; Very neat & references. consultation Fully Insured. No Job too Also minor sheetrock shifts. Reasonable rates CLEANUP— Resonable small. Baths remodeled. RESTORATIONS & free estimates. Call Rich, rates. Free estimates. Water heaters, boiler con- J & D MAINTENANCE repairs. Call 752-3767. RENOVATIONS- Comp- PAINTING-STAINING- 908-545-8726. Also gutters cleaned; Call versions & repairs. 418- INC-small jobs.our lete home or office, start Kevin 574-9335. 1990. Uc# 5235 specialty. Same day ser- Pap.er hanging. Power to finish. Drywall. all Washing. Residential/ vice.. Interior & exterior phases of carpentry, kit- ( 37O LAWNCUTTING- Reas- COPPERHEAD PLUM- O .N-": ME repairs. Also Cleaning. Sr commercial. Over 15 yrs. chen remodeling, win- BING, HEATING, DRAIN O M experience, free written ILANDSCAPING, onable. Call 276-2323 or CLEANING— Affordable Citizen Disc. 297-4340. ... dows, doors & sTcyllghts 276-5220, ask for Jim & estimates: Benjamin Installed. Call 753-1394. I TREE CARE quality - free estimates, KITCHENS, BATHS- Moore Paints/quality leave message 24 hour emergency ser- remodeling, alterations, work/reasonably priced. ROOFER- Fred Britton. vice. License #8917. You Things Froiti , cabinet -refaclng,--ooun—-Fully-insured..Gall Victor's- £ree • estimates, fuj.ly.jn- _ARMSTRONG MULCH/ TQPSpiL- pick PJease call.75Z-B808._S.,jJ sured,. all work guaran- prompf^delivery." tertops, formica, Corian, Painting 996-4278. SCAPING L ape tile Work, .skylights, fini- teed. Let a roofer do It • • • Eagfe DRAIN/SEWER CLEAN- shed basements, drywall PAINTING- $85/room. 2 rightl Business, 874-7111. ING- 24 HOUR HOT room minimum.. Call Home, 874-^371. WATER HEATERS. Truppl & taping, decks. Refer- & driveways.^Planling of p, LANDSCAPING-,, ences on request. No job tbdaV' Licensed & in- NE Plumbing, LIC #8707. sured. J.M.CX Home Ren--. ROOFING- AH types, trees &o shrubs, j£wn Landscape design, & In- CALL 908-754^750. > top small. Free .estimates, maintenance,service^,neW^tellatlon, All phases, of- Fully" insured.'Call • Ced- ovations (908) 561-3554. ••••'Guaranteed ^reasonable* V PAINTING- Exterior/ln- »rates. N.A. Construction,- lawnsrsod or seed.Jawn landscaping, Including MICHAEL A. KTRUPSKY, rone's Home Improve- renovations. Xopsoil, hydroseadlng. 15 yrs. INC.- Plumbing & Heat- IN ments at 846-8729. terlor, residential or WINDOWS- All types of replacement windows. mulch or decorative experience. Try us for ing. Boilers installed & re- commercial. -35 years stone. Stone driveways, your Spring cleanup. Af- paired, hot water heaters experience. Minor house- Call 908-725-8975. "BUYER- Earn $300.00 DENTAL ENVIRONMENTAL LEGAL SECRETARY- PART TIME PARKING RIDE NEEDED- frbm CLEANING AND RES-BEDMINSTER- Mother tree removal, brush re- fordable rates. 968-5670. replaced, drains machine cash dally buying mer- RECEPTIONIST/ LABORERS AND Somerset County. 14 At- ATTENDANTS— Earn $5- . Morristown (Headquarters TORATION SERVPRO- looking to care for 1 child - JK'S repairs, . gutters cleaned. ROOFING-C & D Home moval with chipper, rail- • • • __: i cleaned. Fully insured. NJ 410 chandise. No Exp. nece- Call-Nick (908) 245.4835. - BUSINESS ASS'T- TECHNICIANS- Metcalf torney Bedmlnster In- $10 per hour parking cars Plaza, - Speedwell Ave) to- a" national leader speci- full, time, references av- WALLCOVERING, Improvements & Roofing. road ties Installed. Call PISCATAWAY LAWN Uc,#8486. 469-2656, HELP WANTED ssary. Don 231-6910. Mature, personable. in- & Eddy Technologies surance deiense "firm locally In restaurants, Westfleld. 5 eves (Mort- alizing In, smoke, fire andailable, ask for Susan PAINTING- Exteriors by Free estimates. All work, Joe 885-5323. MAINTENANCE— Reas- INSTALLATIONS PLUMBING, HEATING & CHILDCARE- Make car- dividual needed for.: F/T leads the Way in providing seeks experience litiga- night clubs, etc. Trans- Fri), will, pay $$$. Call water damage restoration 781-5661 Budget. Paint & stain, guaranteed and Insured, onable price, fully Insured position. Excellent salary fully-integrated en- tion secretary with know- services now has fran- BONACCORSO'S & senior citizen discount. DRAIN CLEANING- 24 ing your future...become portation needed. All Sally 538-0800 ext 274 BRANCHBURG- Lots of and .-.,- cedar. Any surface, low Call 908-424-0942. SERY— Top Soil and All a family day care pro- & working conditions In a vironmental services, in- ledge of WordPerfect 5. shifts avail. Call 821-0355. RN/LPN/MEDICAL AS- chise territories available rates, great referrals. Call 968-8389, hr. service. Same day A C C O U NTS D E P- In. N.J. Minimum Invest- Tots Day Care. 2 certified' Types of Landscaping. service. Free estimates. vider. Earn $300 or more busy, pleasant Westfleld cluding hazardous waste Easy access to 78 & 287. SISTANT- Part time & experienced teachers Interior Painting Insured. Free Estimate. SHEETROCK/SPACKLE ARTMENT- SUMMER general practice, Com- management, site asses- Benefits, Contact Office PART TIME SALES- ment of $32,500 includes —Repairs to sheetrock & Call 382-4989. Lie. #7337. Call 725-8239 HELP NEEDED. Big per week caring for child- Loye the Holidays? Now hours available. Busy, to care for your Infant or Quality 968-0757, '•'.,,/- COMMERCIAL & RESI- ren In your home. This Is puter experience pre- sment, underground Manager at Purcell, Rles, doctor's office In West- full training, equipment young, toddler In Branch- plaster. 572-5811. or356-1029 bucks + bonus. Clark. ferred, but will train If storage tank removals, hiring area demonstrators and inventory. Up to 55% Workmanship PAINTING- INTERIOR/ DENTIAL- All phases of PRECISE an oppty to own your own Shannon & Mulcahy, 908- for "'Christmas Around field-. Venipuncture re- burg home. A warm, lov- EXTERIOR, neat; reas- landscaping & landscape No typing.. Rose 815- business, set your hours. necessary. Send replies and Installations and ser- 658-3800. quired. Karen 232-5858. financing available. 1-800- ing & caring atmosphere Call: VINYL SIDING- Insulated LAWN CARE 1396.: • ' : . to Box 23, "^Forbes 1 .The World." For more info 826-9586. onable, insured; Paul. design, including weekly Ads In Classified Have You & fees. There is an im- vice station construction. LEGAL SECRETARY- call Lynn, 561-8082 provided. Call 526-4766 Joe Kllngeblei & maintenance.free siding ' ADMINISTRATIVE AS- mediate need for child- Newspapers, 44 Franklin Applications must pos- or eves. 21.8-0569. 356-4758. plus a free storm door if maintenance, fertilizing, Please Call dontcoaf'- Street, Somerville, N.J. Westfleld. Law firm seeks DEARLERSH.IP LOG seeding, .planting & clean- Shopped Here Yet? SISTANT- P/T all office care |n Somerset & Midd- sess a certification OSHA PART TIME- Clip man- SECRETARY- Es- HOMES.- National log 361-9656 PAINTING- Interior/Ex- you call now. 560-8776. 276-9391 Theyp$y! lesex Counties. Especially 08876, 19.1.0.120 Health and secretary with at least 5 ufacturing coupons. Get tablished & expanding CERTIFIED TEACHER- terior. Free estimates. Pro Tec General Remod- ups. Call Steve for free duties. Book keeping & yrs litigation experience.. hbme manufacturing wlll provide quality child- free estimates estimate at 271 -519tr.\ ' PC experience, -pleasant Basking Ridge, Brid- Safety Training; for Haz- paid up to 50% of face South Plalnfield company. company has Amerloa's Call after 6pm 560-3977, eling.. Thank vou DID YOU ' ;• Word processslng re- value. Call 201-346-1320, care In my South Plain- telephone manner. High- • gewater, Belle Mead, KNOW... ardous Waste; have Must be experienced with finest lines starting $9872: North Plalnfield, Pis- mechanical and/or piping quired. Excellant benlfits ANYTIME.: '•••• . dictaphone & WP. Some field home. Non-smoker, lanJPark. 214-1240. This little ad can be read & working conditions. Great earning potential- current references. Call cataway, Edison, warren experience or aptitude; PART TIME- Earn extra short-hand required. 9AM- Will not interfere With •'-«•• ASSISTANT NEEDED- & surrounding areas/Call In more than 147,000 and possess a valid Salary commensurate 5PM preferred but can Barbara 753-6483. to develop business. 719- homes In 15 publications with experience. Call 908- $ Demonstrating Christ- present employment. The Chlldcare Connec-. driver's license. Positions mas Around The World. adjust. Approximate rate Deposit 100% secured.by CHILD CARE IN MY 2625 throughout Somerset, Include competitive sal- 233-6800. tion, a non-profit agency.. Middlesex and Union Great opportunity for $8.00 +., Reply to: P.O.model home. Call Mr. PISCATAWAY HOME- 908-725-4428. Free refe- aries, exceptional benefits LIFEGUARD- for ap- outgoing Individual.. Free Box. 382, Bedminster, NJ Lamont 1-800-321-5647; Rellable mom. Infant, AUTO MECHANIC- FT. rrals & support provided.':' Counties? It caught -your, fi-Jkiyrs experience with :attenUori,jaid#t,l&;>';^?.1 and' career advancement • artmerit complex in Midd- Training, No Delivery or 07921. THE ORIGINAL OLD-toddler. After school. Full r lesex. MUST have Sr. , C oIlActlrja— Medtc.aI. SUMMER WORK STUD- TIMEB..L0G HOMES AND time. References pro-, : |Wi^:»feght:.tr.uoks.-Dlve^J: fe|»Bfl^]««§^Efl con- L'ffesavlhg, FIfst Aid & reified work; Must know 1-800-334-0531. sTaeratlon^ please call Coverage avail. Call ENTS— local office needs SUPPLY INC. Mt. Juliet, 'vlded. Call 572-4375. ORGANIST. Send resume ;'CPR. andTae able to work Debby. 985-8785. Tn. 37122. the trade. Own tools. to: St. Luke's Lutheran We Get Resultsl 908-685-4260. Metcalf & 20 people wlth~ cars, will EXPERIENCED Loving Eddy Technologies Is June 22 thru Labor Day, train. In 30 days earn Small shop, do.od sur- Church, 264 New Market DIRECTOR —Surnmer 40 hr. work week. Call PHOTOGRAPHERS REAL OPPORTUNITY- Mother will care for your located In Somerville, NJ. $600-$800/wk. Bonuses & child in my Westfleld roundings. Call Mon-Fri, Road, Dunellen, N.J. day Camp. Children 6-11 356-5550 OR apply In (FREELANCE) For motivated self starrer 549-0129 ••.-.•; 08812, years old, colledge grad- EXECUTIVE person at: Middlesex Vil- scholarships. $400/wk. to earn above normal In- home. FT/PT, All ages. uate, 6/24-8/30. prior ex- SECRETARIES lage Apts., Marlborough Call 968-1119. come . level. If interseted Reasonable, References. BE ON T.V.- many CLERICAL— Temporary/ Forbes Newspapers, A 232-5705. permanent. Call for ap- perience required. Call Great opportunities'in top St., Middlesex (next to Division of Forbes Inc., TELEMARKETERS- for Ih exceeding your own needed for commercials. Enestine Howell. Call 908- Fortune 100 companies.. Middlesex Post Office). Insurance Sales. $7-50/ goals call me. Peter 908- . Now hiring all ages. For pointment 322-5200. needs experienced pho- FOR THE PRECIOUS Connections Personnel, 232-4759. Westfleld Immed. heed for sec- tographers to work on an hour + bonus. Looking 781-5144. NEEDS YOUR CHILD casting Info. Clal (615) Community Center. retaries w/Wordperfect, LPN, MED TECH OR for experienced phone DESERVES- will be 779-7111 Ext. T-541. Inc. • ' - ...-.' DENTAL ASSISTANT- "on-cair'basls, when Decmate Hewlett Packard need arises. Must have person with friendly dls- given at QUALITY CARE, CONSTRUCTION . & Wang.' to work In Oral Surgeon's postion. Located in Clark, 43O 1 a private home day care. BOOKKEEPER/ OFFICE TRAINEE- Learn to.-In- office, part time. Call proven -photographic abili- ADMINISTRATOR- DRIVERS/ ties, able to do. own pro- NJ. Call 499-2241. CHILDCARE I Arts & crafts. Many other stall home improvement We will provide FREE 722-0850 activities. Licensed & pleasant environment In products. Must drive. SERVICE AGENTS cessing and provide us TRUCK DRIVERS- WANTED I high tech office in Some- training & cross training.. MANAGEMENT CANDI- with black and white SHAPE YOUR OWN state approved. Pis- rset Hills. Solid computer Reliable. Self-motivated. We offer top salary, Med/ DATE: We will train at our cataway area. 885-1327, Benefits. 752-0313. prints, and be flexible with FUTURE. At J.B. Hunt, experience. Solomon Ac- GOME BE PART OF Life Ins., HolldayA/acatloh expense for permanent hours. Send resume to:- hard work and self- KINDERCARE/ PRIM- counting & WordPerfect .COOKS- FT/PT, no pay & excel, working position In Somerset/ Mid- satisfaction can result in COLLEGE STUDENT- ETIME— School age A WINNING TEAM! -conditions. Call today. dlesex County with an In- Sharori Wilson, Forbes needed to babysit 12 & 9 desirable. G/L, bank recs. exper. necessary, Apply We are seeking flexible Newspapers, P.O. Box top pay and benefits. The child care. Need PM care Immediate opening, Fax ', In person to Buzzy's Pub, MANPOWER, INC. ternationally known com- future is yours, call 1-800- yr olds, 6:30AM-3:30PM for.your kindergartener? persons to shuttle cars, Metro Park pany that is a leader in 699, Somerville, N.J. for 7 weekks In summer. 908-234-9685 or Box 360, 200 Stelton Road, PIs- 08876. .••.-.. 2JB-HUNT. We pay for Call 276-3088 Gladstone NJ 07934 cataway, between 8AM- customer, service- and 549-6880 the field. We're looking your OTR experience - up Responsible, non-smoker pick up, and vehicle prep. for outgoing, confident in- PIZZA PERSON- requires some transport- LOVING CRANFORD 11AMor2PM-5PM. . Cranford . Dependable, ex- to $.28 per mile.. J.B. BOOKKEEPER/A D- We require a clean. NJ 272-9120 dividuals with high ambi- Hunt. Ask about training ing.. Call after 6PM', 654- MOM-Willing to'care for COUNTER HELP- drivers license, the tion who truly enjoy work- perienced, F/T. Apply, in 5276 your child in my home. MINISTRATIVE ASST.- FENCE INSTALLERS- person to: Pizza 22, 34 available, EOE/Drug Advertinisg Agency seeks Mature person, will train, commitment to weekend/ Ing with people. Some Screen. Opportunities COUPLE SEEKS-^ lov- Park within walking dis- 3-7PM, call at Shirley flexible working hours; Helper & sub contractors sales, retail or public rela- Route 22 West (Greenb- tant. F/T or 3 days. Excel bright, motivated In- experienced only, Eagle rook Plaza), Greenbrook. available for recent truck- ing, FT careglver for our dividual with knowledge 272-0730 '•-•••-., and the ability to drive tions experience a plus ing school graduates and Infant son In our Scotch refs. 272-2902 after 5PM. Fence and Supply. Call but not necessary, Start- of accounting. Position trucks. We offer an ex- 526-5775. POOL SNACK BAR AT- training available for the Plains home starting mid- LOVING MOTHER- will requires familiarity with CUSTODIAN- Antl- cellent opportunity with ing salary to $600 per TENDANT- Dependable,., Inexperienced driver. July. Experience w/fnfants care for your Children in. IBM PC & some know- clpated Opening. 3PM- an exciting company. FRIENDLY HOME PAR- Week plus bonus potential experience person re- my spacious home w/ 11PM shift. Black ;Seal upon assuming Manage- & references a must. Call ledge of media a' plus. Applications available at: TIES— has openings for quired. Fulltime. Call Mr. 889-2040 fenced yard. Call 908- Pleasant phone man- License preferred, com- demonstrators. No cash ment responsibilities. P. 233-1300 on Tuesday- {• . 420 241^8882.' ; nerrrii professional ap- plete Benefits Package. BUDGET Investment. No service Send, resume to: The Sunday, 11AM-3PM. Interested parties are to charge. Highest commis- Management Institute, EMPLOYMENT PISCATAWAY- Christian pearance a must. Good RENT-A-CAR PROJECT ENGINEER- 435 salary/befeflts package call Mr. Harold Doctor, sion and hostest awards. PO Box 764, Green I WANTED day care. Licensed. Bible supervisor of Buildings & 550USHwy1 North 3 catalogs, over 800 Brook, NJ 08812-0764. TO oversee senior citizens CHILDCARE Teaching, home school, for the right person. Call Edison, NJ housing project. Send (908) 241-9474 or send Grounds 908-874-4600 items. Call 1-800-488- PROVIDED all ages, $75 per wk., with ext. 212 by Friday, -May OR .4875. MANAGEMENT TRAINEE Resume to : SR CITIZENS meals, camp program, resume to: Box 129 168 Valley Street HOUSING CORP. 430 NOTICE: All EMPLOYMENT Roselle Park. NJ 07204. 24, 1991. Montgomery Starting salary up to July-Aug. Info 699-1289. JOB...ROMANCE... Township Schools, South Orange, NJ HAIR ASSISTANT-To $600/wk. 2 yr. Training Park ave Scotch Plains, WANTED advertisements NOTICE: All CHILDCARE Sklllman, NJ 08558: DRIVER- For. the han- shampoo, full or part Program, full benefits. NJ 07076. EOE. are PAYABLE IN AD- SOMERSET- Quallb- BOROUGH OF MET- time, flex hours. Gall 908- VANCE by cash, check, PROVIDED advertisements rook. Small group, lots of e.o./a.a.e. dicapped and elderly, full College & Business ex- PUBLIC RELATIONS/ UCHEN PUBLIC 234-2121. perience preferred. Call VISA or Master Card. For are PAYABLE IN ADVANCETLC, crafts & activities, 2 WORKS- now hiring time, 8-4, 5 days a week. MARKETING— P/T 9am- by cash, check, VISA or 1/2 yr. old + openings. DENTAL HYGIENIST- Call 908-232-7090; For HAIR STYLIST/ 201-782-5254, ext. 271 1pm, Mon.rFrl. $5/hr. plus a quote on cost, please Surnmer parks & sanita- PfT. 1 to 2 days per week. anytime, Mr. Katchen. call 1-800-334-0531. Master Card. For a quote State Certified, insured. tion laborers. Ideally appointment. BARBER— For Saturdays bonuses, NO exp. nece- Please call 563-0673 Expanded function pre- & occasional Weekdays. on cost, please call suited for college stude- EDUCATION- full time MARKETING/MANAGE- ssary. Car required. No. 1-800-334-0531. ferred. Call 234-1401. Call.766-4441; Plfd. Area. Call Dennis at SOMERSET- Quallb- nts or high school Seni- pay, part time job, top MENT- World wide CLEANING- Ex- rook. Small group, lots of ors. Call 632-8519 or education Co. expanding HAVE A GREAT 19911- leader In the financial in- 668-0600. perienced mother & DENTAL RECEPTIONIST Start your own business TLC, crafts & activities. 2 apply In person at 44 -BUSINESS ASSISTANT. In area. Teaching, dustry looking to expand REAL ESTATE SAL- daughter will clean home, 4 C's— State registered, SELL...ABIGGER Church. PTA exper help- buy Joining Discovery Its professional sales & exper, excel refs, insured, yr, old + opening, FT/PT. Jersey .Av.e.,. Metuchen, ESPERSON - ex- office or apt. Transporta- •Mature, personable In- ful. Salary," tralhlng,"fuir Toys. Cairvar 381-5851 marketing staff in Central meals & snacks • Incl. Tax Registered, non-smoker, EOE dividual needed for full perienced. Leads fur- tion, good refs. Honest .& CPR cert., insured, refs. benefits. 908-654-5070 for details & training. Jersey area. First year in- nished, potential for ow- reliable. Call 572-7523. deductible. Large play- time position, Excellent come up to 40K If quali- room, lots of love, fun ac- Please call 563-0673 salary and working con- ELECTION DAY INSURANCE- Agency nership Is also possible. HOME HEALTH AIDE- RN's&LPN's fied plus bonuses. Send tlvltles. 233-7223 WESTFIELD- Looking to ditions In a busy pleasant WORKERS seeks experienced agents resume to: Mr. Alan Kan- Call 908-725-8013. Experienced & reliable Private Duty Westfleld general prac- Needed For w/llfe & health licenses. REAL ESTATE SALES- looking to care for elderly A-1 CHILDCARE- care for 2nd child for del, PO Box 197, Sooth Qualified, reliable, Insured summer. From app- tice. Computer ex- Democratic Campaign Fully vested renewals, Bound Brook, NJ 08880. Buslness Is boomlngl We or sloK person, Live-In, ••, .•• -'in ••'• ' • FAMILY DAY CARE is roximately 1PM-6PM, perienced preferred but high first year commis- EOE ' '. need Sales People. I will Monday-Friday. Call I248- Home & Hospital will train if necessary. Stipend: $5.00 per hour sions & bonuses. 382- exceed any bonafide 9471. available from MONDAY Mon-Fri. with 3 yr. old boy Send Resume to: Box 23 8882 MEDICAL REC- commission split you are MORNING INC. in his home. 382-2687, CALL NOW HOUSE CLEANER- 526-4884, 668-4884 mornings & eves. £L HOME...CAR... C/O Forbes Newspapers. . Call (908) 572,6363 . INSURANCE- We're EPTIONIST -Busy currently at. Tailored $ TOP RATES $ 44 Franklin. St. Somerville, '• Campaign headquarters looking for an ex- Roselle, computerized hours to meet your years experience, refer- AN EXPERIENCED N.J. 08876. Edison perlenoed commercial doctor's office looking for needs. For details call ences, own car, Please TEACHER -& mother of Ads In Classified ms&^s&LLs •*&&&&,•• s** ask for Erik mature, responsible per- Ray, 908-526-4440. Cen- call 201-578-8768, leave NllRSI-S1 RliGISIKV lines CSR to work. FT In 2 Will care for your child dontcost- DENTAL— Experienced our friendly, smoke-free son with experience. tury 21 McGee Realtors, message in my fenced-ln Westfield Or SOMI-KSI"!1 Hn.i.s chair side dental assistant Paid for by the 18th Bedminstdr (Somerset Reply to Box 24, c/o For- 1035 Rt. 202, Branch- home. FuN/part time, ex- They pay! for busy general dentistry Legislative District Cam- County) office. Computer bes Newspapers, 44 burg. HOUSEKEEPERS, cell, references. 232-4365 415 Main Street practice In Westfleld. X- paign Committee, Henry experience helpful. Call Franklin Street, Some-. NANNIES, NURSES Bedmlnater, NJ 07921 ray license necessary. F/ Cackowskl, Tr0asurer. 87 Candy 908-234-1818. rvllle, NJ 08876. RECEPTIONIST- part AIDES AVAILABLE- | 908-719-2622 » 908-719-7623 T. Call 654-0095. Gate House Lane, Edison time doctor's office In Women of all nationalities. LANDSCAPING MEDICAL SECRETARY- Applicants screened. 08820 experienced, must type; Warren. Please call V^Jwfc'''-. ''$$):$* ASSISTANT Sharon 753-2662. Reasonable fees. Aurora Insurance forms, medical Agency, Long Branch, NJ, COLLEGE terminology necessary. RECYCLING Call 908-222-3369 New Hope based land- Call 549-9251.; SUPERVISOR STUDENTS scaper needs Somerset NATURALIST- County Hours from 9AM-3PM on f 425 \ County employee for Envlromental. Education Saturdays only, Duties major.Jobs In Bedmlnster consist of directing 5-6 I EMPLOYMENT I area, Growing season or Center. Degree and 1 yr Full time Summer positions, $10.45 to start, experience required. Call workers at the Borough RELATED Those all majors considered. College credits/scholar- full time possible. Gar- Recycling Center for dening experience, valla 908-766-2489 E.O.E. "Little Ads" I» sdl, check the Classifieds first! ships. No experience necessary. Advance- Metuchen Public Works \oppoimJNmEsJ driver's license, ment. Interview now — work begins after finals, • ...of position and PART TIME LPN/RN- Dept. Call 632-8519 or That Do A MOTIVATED. Contact: New family practice office visit Boro Garage, 44 BARTENDER TRAINEES career hi advettUed In Kevin Ellenburg In Somerset. Day time „„,„Jerse, y Ave., Metuchen. WANTED- Call 1-800r dnsalfled. When you're 215=862-2620-— .h ou ta_-w.lth_occas lonal_EOE 344-5011. Ext. I! BIG JOB!! 688-9393 ready to make a Saturday AM. Experience —— move, get the preferred, but willing to If you need to put one to work classified habit. Advertise In the Classified! train a bright, self-starter. Advertise In the Classified! for you call: 1-800-334-0531. Call 246-4330. if 14 — May 23,1991 — Union County Classified Join us 6n a LWV Citizen's Directory New 'Introductions,' European Holiday marks 20th anniversary our 900 singles link Ticket contest, details pg A-9 Story on Page A-3 Details, contest pg B-l 2 SERVING CRANFORD, GARWOOD and KENILWORTH A Forbes Newspaper Vol. 98 No. 22 Published Every Thursday USPS 136 800 Second Class Thursday, May 30,1991 Postage Paid Cranford, N.J. 50 CENTS Average taxpayer to pay In brief ;$108 more in property Child ID taxes for this year .1991 is $8,559,332, down $49,517 Azure Masonic Lodge will By Cheryl Moulton The average Cranford from 1990 when the figure stood sponsor a child identification at $8,608,847. On this end of the program Saturday from 9 a.m. . dential taxpayer will see a $108 rise in property taxes this year. At tax levy, a substantial decrease to 3 p.m. at its building, South was realized by the one-time in- Avenue and Thomas Street first blush it appears things have taken a turn for the better, but fusion of $720,000 state aid re- Children will be measured, ceived under the amended photographed and fin- taxpayers could pay the piper over the next few years. Quality Education Act which gerprinted, providing a per- must, be used to reduce resi- o^p^ Although the 1991 increase is be used in the event a child is lost or kidnapped. increase of last year, the figure taxpayers saVed $77.57 or 4.4 tax could be a wolf in sheep's clo- points, offsetting the 5.1 or thing, Compliments of the, state $747,496: increase in municipal mandated property tax; relief for spending over last year. .: thisyear. .-•' • ;The township residential tax •levy includes three,, different Cranford. Jaycees' annual Figuring significantly in the tax picture, is the confusing issue of taxes—municipal, school and junior track rtieet will be held county. Every time expenditures Saturday at 9 a.m. at Memorial the recent reassessment of town- - ship residences which adds a go up $163,000, the tax rate is Field. The event is bpen to increased by 1 point The 1991 tax township children between the complicating angle to an already confusing budget picture. The rate, as the result of the reassess- ages of 8 and 13. Ribbons will ment, is $2.17 per $100 of assessed be awarded to all participants. reassessment dropped the aver- age assessed home value in Cran- value, up 37 cents over 1990 figure ford from $206,525 to $176,300, of $1.80 per $100 of assessed which changed the tax rate from value, or up 37 points. : Student talent $1.80 to $2.17. The average Cranford resi- Each time the value of a resi- dential taxpayer whose home has Art and music talent of been reassessed at $176,300 will Cranford school children will dence goes down the tax rate goes Malda 4-C* Sodan, 4-Cyl Eng, »-aid Man Tlana. Pwr S»g * Dlo»c Bmkaa, AIR, FWO, pay $3,825 in taxes,,,of which both Toyota 2-tV, t£L SOHC IJ-VaVe EH 4<3yl End «-Spd ManTram. ManIW Strfl, Pwr Toyota 40t Sedan. 4-Cy* Eng, S-Spd Man Trans. P»» am * Brakes. WO up to compensate for the change, Dpi, Slool Slu/led VVhll. Radall, Cloth Id, Int Wpara. HO Paaery 4 Allem»tor, olcl VIN# AM/FM Stareo Caaa, CrUaa. Olfl Clock, n' Mala, Rr Dstoo. TA3tea, Cloth H, Radlals, be showcased Tuesday at the the county and municipal levies Disc tbakes. FWO, Crpl, Radali, Rad Fml Odd Etf, Halogen Headlamps, Cloth Int. aid Crpt,Bu^ala.Conaola.WNCvra,lnlWlpera,aldVIN#MS149444. MSRP: (13.822. . a fact that is qualified by the fact . V1N*1 MO0718IO. USHR J6953. ' ' \ M34dia98.MSflP-.t8KU. .. ' . . . high school. Page the. same amount of taxes must be are down from 1990. The school raised despite "a reassessment levy for 1991 is $2,074, up $148 Although many residents assume over the 1990 figure of $1,926. The. Garwood the reassessment would create county levy is $825, down $12 from 1.690 lower taxes, the actual objective the 1990 figure of $837. On the Police representatives are Photo by Dlanne Deverson municipal end the levy is $937, BRAND MEW'91 BRAND NEW'91 BRAND NEW'91 was aimed at bringing township proposing a new work sched- AT ATTENTION: A contingent from the Cranford VFW Post jserves as firing squad during residential home valuation down down $17 from the 1990 figure o{ ule that would provide four Memorial Day;ieerem6nTes i'rii':iyiem6rtal;ParkViWore'pl^urQs'are'on'.Page A-5. to current market levels. $954. consecutive work days of 12 The amount for the municipal On the municipal end of the hours each followed by four budget to be raised by taxes for (Please turn to Page A-8) days off...Deniocrats are en- dorsing a write-in candidate in Tuesday's primary. Page A-8. Tuesday's primary has contested Toyota 4-Dr, 4-Cyl Eng.S-Spd Man Tram, Ptw Slrg & Drakea, AIR, rWO, HO dailery I Toyota MX Cdupe. t.eLWn Cam 18 Vak» EFI 4