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F T Vol. 97 NO. 49 Published Every Thursday "USPS 136 800 Second Class '• "" " Thursday, December 6,1990 Postage Paid Cranford, N.J. 50 CENTS Force to serve third term as Cranford ijiayor In brief By Cheryl Moulton Ed Force will serve as mayor in 1991 for the nouncement, did not agree with the manner in ;i surprise alter the events of December 1089. third consecutive year. The Republican ma- which commissioner posts were selected, ll'cnaud's appointment last year vyas the result Town and gown jority last week determined leadership, posts maintaining all five governing body members of an alliance formed between Democrats for next year. The last Cranford mayor to should confer and reach a decision jointly. Vollcro: and Aschenbach . and Republican Township Committee and serve three, consecutive terms'was. another The assignment of posts by the political ma- Vince Brinkerhoff who is retiring from the school board have nine items Republican, Edward Gill, during the 1960s. jority, however, is not a new practice. ' ;. Committee this year. Brinkerhoff, bristling on their agenda at 8 tonight in Newly elected, fellow Republican Ed Robin- The Republicans have maintained a strong- over his party's decision to oust longtime the Municipal Building. These son will be deputy mayor as well as commis- hold on the Township Committee for the past township attorney Ralph Taylor (a Republi- include. Memorial Field light- sioner of public works and incumbent Barbara 11 years, although the re-entry of Robinson can), threw his vote to the Democrats in order ing and track improviments, Bilger, the"1" other Republican on the five- could pave the way for a more harmonious, to save Taylor's position, and in the process possible use of Lincoln School member Township Committee; will head pub- apolitical governing body. Robinson, mayor in, consented to the appointment of Renaud to for town offices, neighborhobd lie safety. Democrats Dan Aschenbach ana re- 1983, brings with him the reputation of being the one-year term. watch program, joint purchas- elected Carolyn Volloro will cover finance and non-partisan and "beating to his own drum." ing and services discussed at public,affairs including recreation. The GOP Each of the five governing body members Republicans, initially taken back by the po- the first meeting, and em- caucus also determined to reappoint James seives as commissioner of finance, public litical move, vowed to put Stender back in the ployee assistance program. Bell as municipal judge and to return Albert safety (police and fire), public works (DPW . position in 1991! Art attorney with Stender & State legislators are expected Stendcr as prosecutor after a one-year hiatus; and engineering) or public affairs (recreation). Hernandez in Cranford, Stender had held the to discuss the Quality Educa- Force announced the decisions to the Demo- The mayor, as chairman of the Township post for five years prior to the upset. Bell, tion Act if their sessions in cratic members of the governing body at a Committee, monitors all four... :" \ •'.-'• appointed 10 years ago by a Democratic ma- Trenton end early enough. closed session .following its Nov. 27 meeting. The replacement of township prosecutor jority, has continued to be appointed every Vollenv although not surprised at the an- . Robert Renajjd with Stender did not come as three years by GOP dominated Committees Public servants . Three- state legislators have - <5o^ come to;;the~aid' of Crahford~ which, is seeking* the DOT blessings ~6"n 'NorthT' AvenucF work Page A-& •.:••••' ;- New staffers eitra $ 9 0 next year Township schools have By Rosalie Gross year arid to $27,855 in 1991-92, gained a social worker and a The average Cranford home- The new highest salary for a first grade teacher to replace owner may pay an extra $90 in teacher here this year will be personnel who left in recent property taxes for teacher, raises $53,215 for a person who.has a weeks. Page A-12. next year. master's degree plus 30 credits Cranford Education Association and is in his 26th year of teaching. and Board of Education this past It was $50,180 last ••year and will week ratified, a two-year contract move to $56,490 next year.1 Garwood that will provide an average 8 . According to preliminary fig- The borough mourns the percent salary increase each year ures, the 8 percent increase,. death of a murder vic- and a new optical plan to some which includes an annual incre- tim-Prestige Auto Body's ap- 350 teachers, secretaries and cus- ment, is expected to cost the dis- plication for expansion was todians. ..•'•• trict $818,000 this year. This is the approved by the zoning board, The CEA voted 269-36 Nov. 28 equivalent of 4.3 tax points or $90 but Cranford will have the while the board ratified the con- for the owner of a house assessed final say. Page A-8, tract Monday by a 7-2 vote. The' at $210,000. '•••-.' •'•• .salary increases, which range Each board member spoke from 6 to 10 percent depending ort.: briefly at Monday's meeting about Best design individual steps on the new salary the settlement President Ellen guide, are retroactive to July 1. Heller, commenting on the antici- Cranford downtown has been Of the Union County school dis- pated negative financial impact cited for, excellence in design tricts that have negotiated con- over the next few years resulting by Downtown New Jersey. tracts this year, Rahway teachers.. from revised state funding laws, PageA-5.: will receive 8 percent increases said it is important for all parties for.three years and Union County "to work'together hahd-irt-hand to Vocational Center teachers will do what is best for the district" get 9 percent raises for three' She expressed fear that "some of House tour years. Union Township recently our finer programs" will have to Cranford Junior Woman's negotiated a three-year contract be cut "These will appear in big Club will host its "Home for with increases of 7, 8 and 8.5.per- cities, but not Cranford," she said. the Holidays" , house tour cent- Garwood negotiators had Board' negotiating committee Sunday. One of the four agreed on 9 percent raises, but chairman Edna SilVey expressed houses will feature a porcelain the board would not go along with relief at reaching an agreement doll collection while Bates a third year, and have returned to following a breakdown in negotia- Hall at First Presbyterian the bargaining table. tions in the spring and the in- Church offers a boutique. Pro- The new. contract will raise a tervention, of a state-appointed ceeds will go to Project Home. starting teacher's salary' from mediator and fact finder, "Collec- PageA:12. $25,000 last, year to $26,465 this (Please turn to page A-7) Athletic preview Open house downtown Athletic directors preview "Home for the Holidays" seasonal festivities will continue this the winter sports season at week with an open house tonight downtown. Cranford and Brearley high Area stores will remain open until 9 p.m. as Santa Claus roams schools and announce sched- the shopping district and the Cranford High School Brass Quartet ules. Pages B-l and B-2. performs from 7 to 8 p.m.,Participating stores will serve refresh- ments to shoppers who will be able to enter the Stocking Stuffer Giveaway drawing for a giant stocking filled with gifts. . Elected Today and tomorrow from 11:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. buses will run from the Birchwood Avenue business area to bring workers Cranford Chamber of Com- downtown during their lunch hour. merce has elected board mem- Cranford Jaycees will host a children's Christmas party with bers, and officers for its retail Santa Saturday from 10 a.m. to noon. Later in the afternoon, from division. Page A-5. 1 to 3, Santa will return to the railroad station to.pose for photo- . \ '•'... •'•'.'•• Photo by Daiyl Stone graphs with children, sponsored by the retajl division of the FESTIVAL OF LIGHTS: Highlighted by the menQrah at Temple Beth-El. David Azarya anticipates Honor roll ; Chamber of Commerce, Tuesday's start bf Hanukkah, the eight-day Jewish; Festival of Lights. Story on Page A-14. One hundred ninty-eight stu- Hpnts hnvp hften named to the Township mandates licenses first marking period honor roll at Cranford High School. Page for all cats to combat rabies A-10. By Cheryl IVIoultdn initially was hesitant six months Hanson Park Township cats will have, to wear ago to mandate the licensing, licenses beginning July 1 when three members bucked opposing Hanson Park, adjacent to the Cranford joins other municipali- members at the Nov. 27 Township Rahway River on Springfield ties throughout the state who have Committee meeting, stressing the Avenue, was the subject of instituted licensing as a means of licensing will provide the only controversy at the last three protection from the rabies epi- measure of control for the pet that Township Committee meet- demic moving eastward from generated 60 percent of Cfan- ings. Page A-15. Pennsylvania. fprd's animal calls in 1990. Although the township has de- In an effort to allow residents to layed the deadline date for licens- utilize the township's free rabies ing until July, the new law will be clinic in May, the deadline for Recycling adopted before the end of the 1991 licensing was set at July 1. year. According to township From 1992 on, licensing will take Glass, aluminum and news- place in January. The yearly fee papers will be collected at health officer Warren Hehl, the ordinance not only mandates li- for tho licensing was set at $8 for curbside next Wednesday for cats not neutered and $5 for those recycling. censing but requires proof of ra- bies immunization at the time the neutered (except in 1991 when the license is obtained and tightens charge will be $4 and $2.50), with control of cats on public and pri- a $1 per month late charge. vate property. Non-compliance Mayor Ed Force, a cat owner, Guide to inside will result in a citation to owner, supported the ordinance saying it Classified C-ltoC-10 court appearance and $10 fine. was the "only check and balance Editorials ..A-4 Cats also will be required to wear we have/' Entertainment B-ll to B-15 proof of licensing. Commissioner Barbara Bilger, Garwood A-8.A-9 Hehl indicated earlier in the also a cat owner, agreed the mea- Kenilworth A-6.A-7 year the threat of rabies cduld be sure was needed to control resi- Letters A-4 headed off by building a immuni- dents who do riot take care of Obituaries.. B-6 zation barrier between the wild- their cats. "The responsible per- son does take care of his cats, but Religion news A-14 Photo by John Koatlno life population and domestic pets, Social news ...A-10 to A-13 namely cats who are nocturnal, to we arc after the ones who do not" SPELLBOUND: Kimberly Bagllerl, with Liz Hunter, gazes apprehensively at St. Nick at Saturday's protect residents trom the dis- Commissioner Carolyn Vollero Sports .B-l to B-4 Breakfast with Santa sponsored by the Junior Woman's Club at Hillside Avenue School. ease. While the governing body (Please turn to page A-15) A-2 CRANFORD CHRONICLE Thursday, December 6,1990 Thursday, December 6,1990 CRANFORD CHRONICLE A-3 Legislators to intercede for township on North Ave. Fire routed was prepared to deal with. Not ing reconstruction to protect the walks will still be sidewalks, the Our policy on correctwm By Cheryl Moulton only did town officials find out the state from injury claims. Town- curbs still curbs and I can't see i Frustrated by state bureaucratic highway access permit was actu- ship .officials were stymied by the why they (DOT) have a problem The Cranford Chronicle will promptly correct errors of foci, context Jones family red tape in getting Department of ally a highway occupancy permit, stater objections and frustrated by withthis." or presentation and clarify any news content that confuses or mis- Transpprtation (DOT) approval to with a different process of appli- the? miles of red tape involved. After months of frustration, it leads readers. Please report errors to Chronicle editor Patricia An- still in motel complete North Avenue improve- cation, but they had to resubmit What did they have to do to get took all of threse minutes to get the derson, 102 Walnut Ave., Cranford, N-W7016, 276-6000. AU correc- ments, the township appealed to their application all over again. DOT approval to complete side- ball rolling. Bassano daid, "Among tions, and clarifications will appear in this space on this page as a The 10 members of the Jones local legislators for their help, and Still not discouraged, officials coiv walks, curbs and the five-year the three of us I am sure we can convenience and courtesy to our readers. family rendered homeless by a received it rected and resubmitted the appli- project that had cost $1.3 million? get someone to help." Nov.; 13 fire are in their third catioa This time it was rejected Township administrator Ed Cohen said, "Hazel Gluck is week of calling the Coachman Inn Trying to initiate a project on a with 23 objections explaining why. state highway was not as easy as Murphy had one suggestion. The making a good living at this." home. The detailed and complicated former head of DOT, Hazel Gluck, Bassano added, "We are about Their McClellan Street resi- the township anticipated. After- "comments" the state requires the applying to DOT for a highway ac- had opened a flourishing consult- to take it away from her." dence was gutted by fire which township complete prior to ap- ing business dealing strictly with On a final note Bassano said the cess permit last May, the three- proval touch every facet of the started irt the basement of the month waiting period turned into helping municipalities get appli- role they could play was that of a . two-story house. project including curbs, lighting, cations through DOT, and the conduit, bringing the two sides to- a rejection in August, one the excavation, sewers, trees, utility Kathy Willis of Cranford Family township had not expected nor township could utilize this service gether, "after all, that is what we Care said the family received Men's lines, and liability insurance dur- at a cost of $4,500. This option, are here for," he said.; "lots of donations," clothing and however, was not one the town- Relieved, Force told the legisla- OUR 45th food but "it's still a struggle for a ANNIVERSARY ship wished to use due to the cost tors, "We are not in the planning big family like that to live in three '_ r State to fund Lexington Ave. CHRISTMAS After putting their heads together, stages with this project, we fully small rooms." . : the governing body decided to intend to spend an additional $2 Cranford Fire. Lt TJ. Hart said 30% repair in Cranforri, Garwood seek the help of state senator; million on this, and pay the bill the cause of the fire is undeter- Louis Bassano and Assemblymen ourselves without any state or fed- NEW STAFFERS: Lynn Reppert, left, and Jill Collins are the mined. "Local fire investigators .cooperate in repairing the road! Neil Cohen and Chuck Hardwick. eral money." . newest professional employees in Cranford schools. went through the house; but could By Cheryl Moulton ' At the Nov. 20 Township Com- According to Downtown Man- not pinpoint exactly what the The project will be completed mittee meeting, Mayor Ed Force MensSuits, A state Transportation trust in three phases. The state has al- agement Corp. (DMC) chairman cause was. Consequently, the fund will enable the township to and the other governing body Tony Mack and Force the $2 mil- Teacher4 social worker are cause of the fire wasleft undeter- located $125,000 for Phase I, for members sat down with Cohen doctor up ailing Lexington Ave- \yhich the township received a lion in funds will be realized from mined," he explained. . Top Coats, Overcoats nue roadway and sidewalks in low bid of $135,536.. Phase II re- and Bassano and explained the from residential and commercial hired for Cranford schools Residents wishing to help the 1991, thanks to Cranford's receiv- ceived $150,000, and a low bid of problem they faced. Force, giving taxes with approximately $800,000 Jones family should call Cranford ing a portion of $26 million allo- $189,000 for the work, while Phase the legislators a brief rundown of generated from residential taxes A first grade teacher arid social Family Care at 709-7235. cated to 15 municipalities in III has not yet been put up for the "pay as you go" $1.3-million and the balance from commercial worker joined the Cranford school Unibrt'County. . bid. The difference in funding project the township had under- ratables. district last month. The state program has allocated and actual cost will be borne by taken, with $750,000 in capital im- Jill Collins of Bridgewater is the .$450,000 to Cranford: and Gar- the township. provements, explained the frus- Santa suits ready WATERFORD new first grade teacher at Orange wood, who have joined forces to tration of trying to complete the Cranford Recreation and Parks Avenue School. She graduated Earlier this year the township work on North Avenue E, and W. from University of Delaware with repair the roadway that extends conducted a survey of Lexington Department is accepting sign ups CRYSTAL through the two communities. The After showing a layout of area, for the use of its Santa Claus suits. a bachelor's degree in elementary SUSAN HEINEN FEELS: 20*60% saving on select item tkfougjwut faz store, . Avenue residents to determine if complete with pictures of what Anyone wishing to sign up may PICTURE FRAME education and has taught in. awards, which do not have to be they wished to have sidewalks put 'I THE WESTFIELD DIET PLAN IS THE ONLY PROGRAM repaid, were determined by a mu- has been done and what lies bring or mail to the Community Prince Georges County in Mar- in areas Where no sidewalks now ahead, Force said the DOT Center a letter stating the name of <|J A An yland. She will be paid the annual AVAILABLE WFTH AN EXPERT-DR. POWERS, WHO HELPS YOU including our Lc^ nicipal engineers, screening com-, exist; Residents .; objected ta •mittec revipw.of 938 requests fo'r "wantedthe Avorlc completed/like Gie, Organization as-.vvell^as day, rate, of $28,130 on the salary, guide FOCUS ON YOUR EMOTIONAL AND MENTAL STRENGTHS." changing, the area and the town- the Brooklyn bridge." '•;; date arid time a: Santa suit is "ratifiedTecently! ~' 77 : ^-r-^r nearly $113 million worth of local ship Will abide by their*'wishes. needed. .- • -:- :•;••;;" •;•. "y • •••••••; Lynn Reppert. of 412. NV tTniori improvements ..throughout: '•••• the". Thofie.sectiohs.Qf Lexington Ave- Fellow governing body member state. -The) •cpun.ty ""received ; ; Virice Brinkerhoff said, 'The " •For additional information call Ave. was hired .as a child study wi^udesmost, btowtenihe stock. $1,467,700 of the $26. million, with nue \vith sidewalks: will receive 70&7263. ; ^^^^^ team social worker at. Livingston replacements. The entire length neighboring municipalities Ken- Proudly presenting this outstanding value, jrom and Hillside Avenue schools;.-She; ilworth, Clark, Elizabeth, West- of the roadway will be resurfaced. succeeds Susan Brown who has field and Rosella Park receiving a The township will have to float our special Anniversary collection...calculated to resigned after several" months. HALF MONEY portion of the funding. According a bond ordinance in brder to com- make, this holiday season as memorable for your Mrs. Reppert earned bachelor's to township .engineer . Karen i plete all three phases, but will be as for us! and master's degrees in social REFUND OFFER Kramkowski, the two towns will reimbursed by the state up to the work from Rutgers University and NOW THROUGH amounts set forth in the award. was a social worker in Garwood schools for nine years. Her annual DECEMBER 15™ THE . rate of pay is $31,905 on the hew scale. . WAY SUSAN DID. A Sweet Deal In other personnel; news, Judy The Gift of Christmas, YOUR PERSONAL JEWELER SINCE 1945 .Schutzcr, physical' '"'education John franks teacher at Orange Avenue School 1 For The Holidays since 1969, Will retire Jan. 1. Louise Murray, a secretary in the A Holiday Tradition Since 1927 12 North Avenue West • Cranford, NJ 07016 business office, will retire Jan. 1 SUSAN LOST 22 V* POUNDS IN 6 WEEKS Fine Clothing and Accessories For Men and Women after 26 years in the district Sci- UND LOSS J0 PRESENT (201)276-6718 ence teacher Joanna Ruch re- ' •' L — 37 PQ 207 East Broad Street, Westfield, NJ 233-1171 signed from Orange Avenue f"" BREACH YOURTOTOUNB GOAUNT WEEKS" ™ "| John Franks and Major Credit Cards Accepted CERTinED QEMOLOGIST APPRAISERS r V" AGS ACCREDITED r.nu,, m School, this month after three I AND WE WILL REFUND HALF YOUR MONEY. HOLIDAY HOURS: *~~ months here. . M0N..TUES., WED. & FRI.^ 9:45-5:30 • .THURS. ?:45-8:3b i SAT. 9:W6^5:6a", • '•*; The, board also has hired .Ann Mon. - FrL 9:30 am- 9KX)pjiL ^e#^^^);6^smerd;ks'^%fy ^ at Hillside; Avenue School' and Kristine Martucci of Linden as a secretary in the central office. ;H-'""vVr": Just Iti Time For The Holidays!

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BTodskyVs. 1™V ', BilS^-»t*l HolzafpelwW-*« » *; Arthu1 1. r ancfJacFMiHar--—-_- iu •'— . • i secretary Lee. Moore, treasurer merce and its retail division have Kiamie, Joe LaBricio, Al Stender, The retail division's 1991 offic- Joan Cook, membership chairman . No one-man band 'No dime is a crime' to Family Care in two years elected three board members and Owen Daly, Gary Goodman, Meryl ers are: chairman Sandy Ham- Ellen Ramer and promotions Project Home has donated officers for 1991. Layton, Brian Leddy, Linda Leifer aydi, co-chairman Joanne Geiger, chairman Sam Kutner. To the Editor: had 10-cent slots for 30 minutes Itothleerx I»runty, ...also were The township owes a "thank you" to Ed Force for agreeing to Anyone who read the article in $10,000 to Cranford Family Carei elected. Officers for tiie next year New board members include serve a third year as mayor of Cranford. He is an energetic and the Nov. 29 Chronicle about the instead of taking only quarters, over the former's two-year exisf>' Cranford resident Jerry Dobbins -CUP AND SAVE- Ithen all this token expense would. will be Coogan, president; Dahl- intelligent politician Who has given his talents generously. He mayor's becoming "visibly angry" ence. This information was re-^quist, vice1! president; Herbst, sec^ of Schering-Plough and Theresa represents the community well for all manner of occasion. when it was suggested that the be unnecessary. The merchants ported Nov. 28 at the first annual' Tinnarella of the Vizzoni Group. would give put dimes to accom- retary; and DiTulio, beasurer. Returning is three-term member ' But no one can be a one-man band on the Township Commit- town contribute 1.5 cents toward meeting of this Cranford agency! Project Home has raised almost each parking token probably had plish the same purpose as the dedicated to assisting Cranford Dan Hadrava, a director of NJ. tee. Ail five commissioners must play their parts. Although the token. Furthermore, a dime is us- 16 percent more this year than Bell and a former Chamber presi.-. stomach pains from laughing. Mr. residents being threatened with last Still to be included are pro- mayor sets the agenda and conducts' regular meetings, individ- ;Force proved himself a "penny able anywhere and anytime and eviction because of financialprob - dent . , ual Committee members need to keep in'tune with their depart- does not become a burden in your ceeds of the Dec. 9 Junior HOLIDAY HELPERS wise, pound foolish" mayor. The lems. Woman^ house tour. Sylvia Sidoti, These directors already have be- ments and bring necessary matters forward throughout the year. article made it look like the pocket until you come into town, come involved. Dobbins aided in again. Who needs, a pocketful of Dorothy DiTulio, treasurer, said director of Cranford Family Care, Assignments haVe been decided for 1991. We trust each com- mayor was trying to, save Cranford that Project Home has received administers the use of the funds, the success of the July 3 circus. missioner will make a concerted effort to do his or her full a lot of money but all the noise .tokens? . . . ' ; Hadrava recently completed the Because of the uniqueness of my some $10,300 in donations. Of this, providing the expertise and confi- measure. We also hope that residents will join in by volunteer- was over a few peanuts. ^ $10,000 went to Cranford Family dentiality the program requires. Chamber's first directory in more This Holiday Season these fine stores have joined together Tor example, let's exaggerate store, the majority of my custom- than five years and coordinated . ing to serve on the various boards and committees,that assist ers come from out of town. Giving Care and only 3 percent, or $293, At last week's meeting Sidoti re- the '50s show. Tinnarella aided in to bring you these holiday coupons worth $10.00 off your these governing elders. A one-man band can't orchestrate a and say that the stores in town has been used for expenses, such ported that 1991 looks very bleak purchases of $50.00 or more. These Holiday Helpers may be v gave out 2,000 tokens in a week them a token when they leave, is getting support for the Emmanuel . symphony, '••.'•'.•. . > worthless. If I give them a dimei I as stationery and postage. for the township's poor residents. Cancer Foundation and is on the The town's share (or loss) would The original nine board mem- The present campaign will end used thru Sun. Dec. 9,1990. be $30. Now how much did it cost am replacing money they have al- Chamber's planning committee. . ready put in the meter. bers, including DiTulio,- Edith Dec. 31. The 1991 campaign will the citizens of Cranford to put in CoOgan, the Rev. Arnold J. DahJ- begin about Feb. 15. Contributions Remaining board members in-, and take out the parking lot that If the meters had been pur- elude president Paul-T. LaCorte, chased with slots for dimes (and quist,; Barbara Herrington, Mary may be sent to Project Home, P.O. More fitting proposal Mr. Force approved without going Herbst, John Hulighan, Linda Box 724, Cranford 07016. vice president Larry FUhro,. trea- through the normal channels? nickels too as they have in West- Leiffer, Marie Seavy and James. surer Gene Matics, Loretta This Bell's Pharmacy HOLIDAY HELPER Waldbaum's first applied, during the summer of 1989, to locate >robably enough to.pay 1.5 cents field)they would have madepark- Williams, were elected to the is worth $10.00 toward any purchase of, a supermarket on South Avenue. After numerous hearings the per token for 200 years or more. ing in Cranford more convenient board of directors. Two new mem- $50.00 or more. Offer is good now thru zoning board denied the application that fall, citing traffic.im- In my opinion the tokens will arid all this money spent on to- bers, Susan Caruso-Green and Downtown New Jersey cites Sun., Dec. 9, 1990. Only one $10.00 pact and configuration of the site as well as lack of public not help the parking problem very kens could have been.used to pro- mote Cranford. To one and all I • • • ' * • coupon per customer Coupon may be support much. The real problem is: "No used only on merchandise not on sale or But the property has been unsightly and undeveloped for dime is a crime." say, "No dime is a crime." town for design excellence . DickTownley reduced. "" years. A new supermarket would brighten up the area and If all-hourly meters in the busi- Felician College Cranford's downtown has been show which exhibited Cranford's ness area, including those new Dick's Hobbyland provide a much needed ratable for the township. Also, senior . 16N. Union Ave. cited for excellence in a contest downtown highlighted by the new Holiday Hours: citizens from the nearby Edward Gill housing complex would ones in- the Park and Shop lot, appoints Iglesias for excellence in downtown de- developments coordinated by the have a convenient shopping spot . Gail Iglesias of Cranford has sign, sponsored by Downtown Downtown Management Corp. and Monday thru Friday 8:30-10:00 The New York-based supermarket chain how has returned joined the faculfy of Felician Colt New Jersey; Township represen- newly renovated.-. storefronts and Saturdays 8:30-8:00 lege, Lodi, as assistant professor tatives received an award Friday signs. .••",.•. Bell's Pharmacy Sundays 9:00-2:00 with a scaled-down plan. We hope this proposal presents a store Church bazaar sliglited at the Veterans Memorial Ball- more fitting for the harrow site along the railroad tracks and of nursing. To the Editor Season of 'Peace qn earth' Her 24-year career spans nurs- room in Trenton. ' Acceptingi the award Friday . addresses residents'concerns on traffic and deliveries. , Two. local, churches scheduled Hblidays" events and the other ing, and teaching. She has taught- To win, downtown manager were Mayor Ed Force, . DMC If so, the cqmmuhity .should•voice its support at public meet- To the Editor: '••••• ; >/'..-, ...•;•;•• cautions,, "and once you resort to chairman Tony Mack for the qver- 1 holiday bazaars on Dec. 1-^TrinHy relegated to the middleof Page A- at Overlook Hospital; Rutgers Marta Person submitted an essay ings set for next month". We" trust town officials will make Sure Episcopal and • --St •- Michael^ 12 without - even the .^submitted . The. lesson that emerges most it, it's uncertain and it's a mess." University, . Adelphi University describing the proactive status in , all. streetscapes; and Frank DiT- •••ciea^ly^m'-^e'rtcentiel^qri-is/ Even Gen. Schwartzkojjf,V com- U This .-Cranford bike $hop HOLIDAY the area rema p^,; ,.,;. ,;, ::,^ picture^drawiaftenUph to it • and Manhattan Community Col- the downtown and plans, for- »M>- PauK. LaCorte: •; and;,. Bill r : v J that when Americans in sufficieirit manding Our forces in the Gulf/ 1 n m r0V •HELPER Is wofih^ai-GO-tow^rdr,anV Trinjty'sjftazaarjheld-on the first a :)[ hope, in the future, fairness lege: She received a bachelor's Streetscape Phases I to V. Addl- i ^^^o-TO f i P ^ heed fora supermarket Cranford can call (ts'own:" ' "' number speak, politicians listen. and Marine commandant Gen. me purchaseof $50.00 or more. Offer Is good Saturday in December, has been a "and indeed the spirit of the: sea- degree in nursing from Cornell tionally, she ^submitted a- slide ^ atlu4-lQ8 Walnut Ave. ..„ Cranford tradition for about 40 son will prevail when township Thus, Gov. Florio has wisely de- Gray have called for restraint to University, master's at Columbia nbw.thru Sun., Dec! 9; 1990. Only one cided to modify his controversial ;i give ecojiomic sanctions a Chance .•years.' , ." • • •' . • •• ,- . • •• '. .- •'• holiday festivities are listed and University and dpctorate at New $10.00 coupon per customer. Coupon I Calendar of meetings It is outrageous that only one ba- all will be included. tax policy. . • to worlc Congressional' leaders, York University. CREATIVE may be Used only on merchandise not on zaar was mentioned in the front, " Jean Dibbell We now have an opportunity tp Democratic and Republican, also GIFTS sale or reduced. Thursday, Dec. 6 page article about "Home for the • '•.••* 223TRetford AVe. apply that lesson on a larger, voiced opposition to the presi- FOR ANY more far-reaching scale—to save dent's strategy. And the normally OCCASION 7:30 p.m. Cranford Mayor's Com- Council, Borough Hall Lecture for PTA . . Holiday Hours: mittee on Airplane Noise, Munici- 8:30 p.m. Garwood Borough not only billions in taxes but, hawkish, conservative Republican pal Building Council, preceded by workshop at more importantly, the lives of tens congressman, Henry Hyde, com- on newspaper use Starting Monday December. 3rd Some reverent persuasion of thousands of American soldiers plains that the military buildup 8 p.m. Joint Cranford Township • !•"•'• - '• ••.:• •' •. •• open.weekday nights till 9:00 p.m. To the Editor: and millions of Arabs in the Mid- "has painted us in a very difficult Donna Vaupel will speak toth e Cofnniittee-Board. of Education Wednesday, Dec. 12 . cussions with the president of Cranford Bike Shop Open all Sundays in December 11:00-5:00.. meeting, Municial Building I wish to express my thanks to dle East corner." Walnut School PTA at 1:45 p.m! 8 p.m. Kenilworth Board of Ad- Iraq. It Is also with a tempered tomorrow on "Using the Newspa- 8 p.m. Kenilworth Planning justment, Borough Hall Herman Lieberman in allowing heart that the results of the dia- The uproar that greeted Presi- Additionally, conservative col-, Now Accepting Holiday Orders Board, Borough Hall Thursday, Dec; 13 his letter from Congressman Matt- dent Bush's shift from a "wholly umnist Patrick Buchanan accused per to Develop Creativity in Chil- hew Rinaldo to be printed in the logue will be that of a sweet and defensive" to an "offensive" mili- the administration of ('war hyste- dren.". CORPORATE ACCOUNTS WELCOME Monday, Dec. 10. 7 p.m. Garwood Planning Board riot a bitter ending. 1 7 p.m. Kenilworth- Borough 7:30 p.m. Cranford Mayor's Com- Chronicle. tary posture in the Gulf makes it ria' and argues that the United She will involve participants in It is heartening to have wit- For Saddam Hussein's sake, I clear that if we speak out for a States had no compelling interest hands-on activities that can be This Cranford Book Store HOLIDAY Council workshop, Borough Hall mittee on Airplane Noise, Munici- hope the light of wisdom enters 8 p.m. Cranford Board of Educa- pal Building nessed a resolution that conjoins peaceful solution to the Gulf cri- in the Gulf. The ReV. William done at home with their children. Shopping is as Simple as HELPER is worth $10.00 toward any the United. States and United Na- his heart, for the breath of the sis, we can stop this war before it Vaupel has conducted workshops 233-5778 tion workshop, Lincoln School Monday, Dec. 17 world cannot be held forever. The Sloane Coffin, president of Sane- Picking Up The Phonel purchase of $50.00 or more. Offer is good tion's objectives on ending the starts.. . - ' -. ' . Freeze, the nation's largest peace for teachers oh using newspapers 411 South Ave. W. now thru Sun., Dec. 9,1990..Only one $10.00 8 p.m; Kenilworth Board of Edu- 8 p.m. Cranford Board of Educa- world truly needs peace on earth Westfield tion, Lincoln School Persian Gulf crises/Even though a Mr. Bush has received the mes- group, serves notice that the in the ;Classsroom. She holds a coupon per customer. Coupon may be cation, Harding School peaceful and legitimate outcome and good will toward men, and master's degree in education and Free Parking in Rear Tuesday, Dec. 11 with the holy season fast ap- sage. Responding to popular con- peace movement is "clearing its - Delivers/Shipping used only on merchandise not on sale, Tuesday, Dec. 18 to this dangerous perip^d in world cerns and pressure -from our aU throat" and will be heard; The > h gifted, and talented 8 p.m. Cranford Township Com- 7:30 p.m. Cranford Township hisfojy has not yet occurred, it i(j proaching, now is the best time reduced, or on special orders. mittee, Municipal Building :' Committee workshop, Municipal tot1 all to ask for' sortie reverent lies, the president reversed, his N.Y. Times asks, "Whythe'rushto stttW still a gratifying thought that the long-standing position against* di- war?" Charles peters, editor of •HI wort 8 p.m. Garwood Board of Educa- Building . , nations of the wbrld have spoken. .• persuasion. tion combination workshop and Wednesday, Dec. 19 ', rect talks with Iraq. That Secre- the Atlantic^Monthly^^ and a fre- •yt'. bin; ••;,••! •on.. BUS' We can only speculate what the Thanks again to Mr. Lieberman tary Baker will soon nieet with quent critic pf his liberal col- . business meeting, Lincoln School 8 p.m. Cranford Planning Board, on his selfless donation to the : • Starting Monday pe'eemfeer Sro"' •. 8 p.m. Kenilworth Borough Municipal Building fruits will be when Iraqi Foreign Saddam Hussein in Baghdad and leagues, : says that sending in Minister Tariq Aziz meets Presi- Chronicle of i-the -Iraqi . foreign minister will open weekday nights till 9:00 p.m. aldo i ; troops is "inviting a blood bath Open all Sundays in December 11:00-5:00. dent. Bush in Washington, and • <;ome to Washirigtori is 'surely a like we had in Vietnam." Vietnam Cranford Bo ok Store Invitation from Girl Scouts when Secretary of State James Welcome step for peace, veteran Ron Kovic, author of Baker travels to Baghdad for dis- 209 Thomas St To the Editor: The forthcoming'.'.'? U.S.-Irayi.; •'^6rri;;fl^:v|he, Fourth of July," Washington Rock Girl Scout talks, however, i are only a first asks, 'TOw many more body bags We also look forward to the fli- step. Whether; we resolve the Gulf OUR 45th Council wishes to thank the many ".ture,:. when in 1992, Washington The governance we deserve and. graveyards land mdnu-- friends who continually support crisis within the framework of the ments-rhpw many more Ame- ANNIVERSARY Rock Girl Scout Council will cele- TP the Editor: U.N. resolutions by peaceful This Geiger's Fine Women's Apparel our programs. The financial con- to pay the $36,550 to Weinberg & ricans coming home in wheel- CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY HELPER is worth $10.00 toward brate 35 years of service, We in- "When a true genius appears in means will depend' largely, on chairs like me—will it take before tributions to our council enable us vite old friends and new to share Kaplow. Those five board mem- any purchase of $50.00 or more. Offer is to help hundreds of girls and the world you may know him by bers were -Ellen Heller, Patti Mar- whether we merely go through the we learn?" in the exciting events we are this sign, that the dunces are all motions as a prelude to war or good' now thru Sun., Dec. 9, 1990. Only leaders from 22 neighboring com- planning by placing your name on tinelli, Henry Paylak, Edna Silvey Worldwide Pope John Paul II munities by developing programs, in confederacy. against and Dee Sugalski. engage in meaningful discussions warns of the "horrors" of a Gulf one $10.00 coupon per customer. Coupon our mailing list To do so, please him."...Jonathan Swift. that also address Iraq's concerns. war. German Chancellor Herbert may be used only on merchandise not on such as Council-sponsored camp- register for membership at the : I attended the Nov. 19 school In the Chronicle's story, refer- ing trips, museum visits, service ences were made to Van Horn's Neither public relations gimmicks Kohl's "urgent advice, is that we sale or reduced. Washington Rock Girl Scout board meeting and read the front, memo. One of his concerns was that mask the drive for war nof , exhaust all ways to negotiate." Ye- projects, and a variety of fun- Council, 201 Grove Street E., page article in last week's Chroni- ultimatums, Iraqi or American, filled events.. later billing on the part of Wein- vgeny Primakov, Gorbachev's spe- The new Formula One chronograph is well suited to those who want ~ Holiday Hours: Westfield 07090-1656 or call cle. I take vigorous exception to berg ••'•& KaploWr-some bills as have a place here. cial envoy in the Gulf, Gorbachev A recent national survey of Girl 232-3236. the actions of the board, and Irwirt their timepiece to be as rugged and adventurous as they are, Water-resis- Starting Monday evening December 3rd Scouts concludes that the majority Weinberg. much as six months late. If the Peace advocates are heartened himself, Italy's Prime Minister Geiger'$ Fine feel that by belonging to Girl Jackie Christ by the massive opposition to the Andreptti, France's Mitterand, tant to a depth of 100 meters (330 feet), it's equipped with a unidirectional open weekday nights till 9:00 p.m. Development director, WRGSC At the meeting board member bills were between 27 and 177movement for war, Americans, of Foreign Minister Ali Akbar Vela- Open all Sundays in December 11:00-5:00. Scouts they have more opportuni- James Van Horn sought to ad- days late, why did five board turning bezel, 30-minute and 60-secbnd counters and a ties to do something for their com- all ages and walks of yati of Iran, among others, have Women's Apparel dress concerns relative to a members feel.compelled to rujsh live—military and civilian leaders, luminous inset dial and hands. munity. The communities they $36,550 invoice from Weinberg & to judgment and pay the invoice? urged that we head off a military represent can expect to reap long- ««:— 1 —-x—.t-.Ti. • "j.«i • i religious anda seculaSecularr spokesmenspoKesmen, conflict Gratitude Kaplow, .attorneys for the board. Why not wait until the next board rals, and or- term benefits from the Girl Scout- He had advised other board mem- ervatives andlibe Finally, if all peaceful means to ing experience. To the Editor- •-.- - meeting, get an expert legal opin- \,inaiy dtiifens .wh o support the resolve the Gulf dispute fail, the This Gentleman's Corner HOLIDAY bers and Weinberg by letter ear- ion, and treat Van Horn arid the UN. ••-••- In particular, Washington Rock I wish to add one more letter to lier in the day that he would be public courteously and with re- economic embargo and a question remains whether the -HELPER is..worth..'.$.1.0,00.toward any would like to thank the troop those published in this paper over doing so. Van Horn, said three of spect? . diplomatic solution—have chal- president can take us into war purchase of $50.00 or more. Offer is good leaders—both. past and the years, expressing also my lenged the strident rhetoric and without the approval pf Congress, now thru Suh., Dec. 9, 1990. Only one his concerns had to be aired pub- I am troubled too by Weinberg's military buildup in the Gulf that present—for devoting so much deep gratitude for the prompt- licly because of constraints im- response to Van Horn's concerns. as the Constitution requires." The $10.00 coupon per customer. Coupon time and energy in helping to pre- ness, efficiency and caring dem- moved us closer to war. But can framers left the decision to Ccn- posed by the Open Public Meek. He says that Van Horn has a "per- you imagine Vice President Quay- may be used only on merchandise not on pare the girls for responsible and onstrated by the many members ings Act sonal vendetta" for him because gress to ensure that no one per- productive futures. of the Cranford Police Departr le, who used influence to avoid son, king or presiclent, shall conv sale or reduced. Weinberg argued that the dis- he is perceived to have supported service in. Vietnam, telling GIs, mit us to war. It is an essential ment and especially Sgt James Ellen Heller. This is a response M Washburne and officer Craig cussion had to be handled in ex- "The time for patience is up ? safeguard of our democratic soci- Holiday Hours: ecutive session because of 'the more worthy of a Tammany Hall And he is only a heartbeat away. Marino during the recent passing political hack than Cranford's ety. Yet the Bush administration • confidentiality necessitated by the The National Conference pf contends that such a declaration Starting Monday evening December 3rd About letters of my wife.. existing attorney-client relatien- school board attorney. Either the open weekday nights till 9:00 p.m. Mlly are privileged to -bills-are^time1y-ep-theyire-late.-Ei- Catholic Bisiiops and the Protes- is not needed. As, Phil Rizzuto TfieTChronicle will print as h1;p ^ "tant uouncjil ot uhurches have fiT~Tnight say, "UnbelleviEIe:" "~~~ Gentlemen's Corner Open all Sundays in December 11:00-5:00. many residents' letters as pos- have such a police force in Cran- ther the bills are correct or ford. Board member Richard Nich- they're wrong. To suggest political sued sharp anti-war statements. With millions, of lives on the sible on subjects of local inter- olls suggested that the board se- They call for "political solutions." est Letters to the editor may Ronald L Macklin motives and personal vendettas is line, we have a respbnsibilitp y to 8 Colby Lane cure an unbiased legal opinion as to unnecessarily trivialize legiti- Cardinal O'Connor of New York l tti i be submitted by mail or by fax to whether or not it was legally questions massive military expen- let our representatives in no later than 3 p.m. Tuesday. mate Concerns of an elected ington know that we want: 1. permissible to discuss this matter board member. ditures overseas at a time of grow- All letters should be typed or i in executive session. He said he ing economic hardship at home. Meaningful talks with Iran to fa- This Martin Jewelers HOLIDAY HELPER clearly written and include the Bravo wanted to be fair to Weinberg and Vendetta is an especially mean Dr. R.W. Edgar,Vpresident of the cilitate a peaceful splutipn to the is worth $10.00 toward any purchase of writer's signature, address and To the Editor: to the public. He said he lacked word. It's possible that Weinberg School of Theology at Claremont, Gulf crisis. 2. Nc offensive mili- $50.00 or more. Offer is good now thru daytime telephone number. Bravo to Michael Dooley's letter .specific knowledge necessary to is a victim. It's possible too that Calif., notes, "More mothers are tary action without Congressicnal Sun., Dec. 9, 1990. Only one $10.00 Unsigned letters will not be ! in the Nov. 29 issue. Christmas properly address the issue. his Charge "vendetta" is a smoke asking: Is it worth going to war for approval, as required by the Con- coupon per customer. Coupon may be published and names will not.! As was reported in last week's screen intended to misdirect afc- oil?" . stitution. 3. A "peace dividend" to comes but once a year and that tentioa reduce taxes and meet our needs used only on merchandise not on sale or be withheld from publication. day is December 25. Let's put the paper, five board members voted Former chairmen of the Joint reduced. The editor reserves the right to postpone discussion—then dis- The Chronicle also reported at home. What better way to usher decorations up in December not Chiefs of Staff, Admiral Crowe in the season of "Peace on to edit for clarity pr because pf in November. cussed the invoice and Van that the same five board mem- and General Jones, as well as ex- length pr to avoid libel. Horn's concerns in executive ses- bers—Heller, Martlnelli, Pavlak, earth"? Holiday Hours: George McGrath HI Navy Secretary . Webb have Herman Lieberman 39 Hollywood Ave. sion. Later, those same five voted SUvey and • Sugalsksi—were the warned against the rush to war Starting Monday evening December 10th, only support that Weinberg re- "War is not neat," Admiral Crowe 39 Rutgers Rd. ceived for his reappointnlent last Martin Jewelers open weekday nights till 8:30 p.m. May. Billings from Weinberg & FORBES NEWSPAPERS rATKICIA ANDBRSON Kaplow will approach and quite A DIVISION OF FORBES INC. possibly exceed $100,000 for this Choice of blick (shown); red or blue. MALCOLM S. FORBES, Jit fiscal year. ROSALIE GROSS Chairman New* Editor There are many professionals This Sportsman Shop HOLIDAY HELPER JOHNX OBMEN who will not accept employment is worth $10.00 toward any purchase of Serving Crattbrd. OarwtwA CHERYL MOULTON, with an elected board if they gar- Food baskets for needy President and Publisher 4 KUtl $50.00 or more. Offer is good now thru PBTIWWAMSTEKIR ner only five "yes" votes of nine To the Editor: giving was a happier one for many EDWARD P. CARROLL PAX: SiMttO Reporter* cast Their response is simply, We would like to extend our Sun., Dec. 9. 1990. Only one; $10.00 area residents, Proceeds from this coupon per customer. Coupon may be Executive Editor Published every Thanday by Porfce. ^few^ "Thanks, but no thanks." thanks to all who contributed in affair were used to nil many fpod KAREN KAS8INGBR, used only on merchandise not on sale, lepers, A DlvUloa *f Forbes, Inc, 1M Wal- JOHN SCHNBHWR It is unquestionably true that a any way to the success of the ben- baskets which were distributed to MICHAEL CASE nut Ave., Cranfer*, NJ. «701«. Seotui olau community rarely receives better reduced, or on Scout equipment. Advertising/Marketing Ditector VosUgv paid at Craaferd, NJ. POSTMAS- AdwHiiinfSalM efit fund raiser held at our Coun- families in need. TER: pleate uud addreal cbankei U Farke* gpvernance than it deserves. As cil Nov. 17. Thanks again for your generous GEORGE GANNON New^apers, FianUsaeot OtHoo, t.O. B«x ANNfOLICAY long as Cranford has marionettes The musicians who donated support 12 North Avenue West • Cranford, NJ 07016 Holiday Hours: Circulation Dir«ctor 1H1, Bedmluter, NJ. trim. OMiifledAdvwrtUlnf masquerading as school board their time time and talents, the BatMcriptioa rains by mall *me year within Michael O'Donnell (201)276-6*18 Starting Monday December 3rd, LUNA B. MOORE Ual«o County W9.0O. Oat of county $S4.M. t Exactly ttie public who attended, and the K of OMtofiUtelfJ.M. DB9KA CURIA governance we deserve. Grand knight open weekday nights till 9:00 p.m. General Manager i C members who worked to make Knights of Columbus AQS Marc Kelley it all possible. 37 South St CERTIFIED QEMOLOQIST APPRAISERS ' ACCREDITED GEM IAB Sportsman Shop Open all Sundays In December 11 ;00-5:00. 60 Normandie Place Thanks to all of ypu this Thanks- Garwopd MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY & FRIDAY 9:45-6:30 • THURSDAY 9:46-8:30 «SATURDAY 9:30-5:00 [Thursday, December 6,1990 CRANFORD CHRONICLE A-7 CEA contract may cost -supportedthe-board's-final-formal tive bargaining is a process which offer of 7.5 percent "That was my includes its own particular rituals limit," he said. "Beyond that I did and is difficult at best," she said.. not feel it was fair to the people ^This year state pressure, which ofCranford." taught our district in the midst of Van Horn, discussing the state Two patrolmen hurt slightly bargaining, was traumatic since it of New Jersey's economy and re- brought on a flood Of taxation." : cession, said employees in the private sector who are getting pay While refusing to identify the This Column is Designed to raises at all are getting them in Acquaint Our Readers with ill collision of two vehicles object of her comments, Silvey the range of 1 to 5 percent Cou- stated, "Negative internal intru- the Latest Shopping Trends A-6 CRANFORD CHRONICLE Thursday, December 6,1990 ' Two- Kenilworth police officers, Separately, .an 81-year-old. pled with h^w state' taxes' and the on their way to an call last sion by individuals can cause ah revised education funding plan, & Plans in Cranford. Paterson man was issued a sum- even greater damage, not only Thursday, were slightly injured mons last Thursday for failing to Van Horn said Granford will ex- wheh.their patrol car struck a car during negotiations but to the dis- perience "a significant negative provide driving credentials after trict's stability following negotia- COME HOME •on S. Michigan Avenue. his vehicle collided with a car at impact". He said he Could not 1 Patrolmen Scott Phillips, the tions. To you who were only con- "justify approving a teachers con- Cat licensing and vaccination law the intersection of S. 21st Street cerned with your own personal FOR THE HOLIDAYS! driver, and William Hannon were . and Boulevard. tract with these types of in-' iresponding to a domestic dispute anger and tried to undermine the creases." •'...' Holiday Hours: Mon,-Frl. 9:30-9 p.m./Sat. 9:30-5:30/Sun. 11-5 p.m. on Oakwood Avenue at 5:08 p.m. George Kurdock was making a process of negotiations, let me Henry Pavlak.said the board left turn onto S. 21st Street when suggest that you enroll in the sem- Dec. 6th - 5-9 p.m. • Retailers Open House is up for Council vote Tuesday |when a truck making a wide turn has to continue to "offer competi- • Refreshments out of Lexington Avenue forced he collided with a 1974 Dodge inars given each year by New Jer- tive salaries" to retain and attract Attempting to add some "claws" old receive a rabies vaccination 30 days following final approval. Dart driven by Leo Buchner, 65, sey School Boards about your role •'••• Music Councilmen also unanimously the patrol car into another car teachers.'iwe can't panic because, • Santa visits downtown „ to the borough health code, Bor- from, a licensed veterinarian. driven by Ronald Lombard}, 42, of of Springfield. Police said Buch- in bargaining;" of Goy. Florio," he said, noting ough Council will vote Tuesday on Proof of vaccination must be pro- approved on first reading amend- ner, Who had been driving east oh The two board -members who • Roasted Chestnuts an ordinance that would require ments to two parking ordinances. Summit, according to the traffic that some provisions of the school • Stocking stutter glve-a-way contest vided before Qi^ljcense will be is- t ' ''' the Boulevard, passed two cars on voted against the contract are funding law may be revised: ' y cat owners to obtain an annual sued. • . ' 'T The provision which prohibits the right hand side of S. 21st Richard Nicholls and James Van license and registration, tag for parking on the north side of Lombardi was not injured but Loretta Smith said the "board Dec. 8th -1-3 p.m. • Photos With Santa at R.R. Station Under the ordinance, vaccinar both officers complained of pain Street when he collided with Horn, both former members Of the • Hot Chocolate their pet from the borough clerk. tion and licensing requirements Monroe Avenue from 14th to 18th Kurdock's car. .. negotiating committee. Nicholls did the right thing*' arid Patti Mar- !. This ordinance, along with streets will be repealed. In its to the head arid back. Phillips and tinelli said the 8 percent salary • Music would not apply to cats held in a Both men escaped injury, ac- resigned from the committee in. amendments to the parking ordi- cattery :or those licensed in a state place will be an amendment that Hannon completed their shift be- the spring and Van Horn had not increase is below the county aver- Dec. 9th - 5:30 p.m. • Cranford retailers stocking stutter glve-a-way nance, were unanimously ap- would prohibit parking on both fore seeing their own doctors. cording to- the report Buchner's _age. "AJot of concessions were or federal research facility. The car was towed away; been reappointed by Heller. drawing at Mayor's Park proved on first reading at the requirements also . would^; not sides of Monroe Avenue from N. Both vehicles were towed away, j ( Nicholls said he had "reluctantly" made on both sides," she. said. Dec. 13th -7-9 p.m. Santa vlsltsjdowntown Nov. 17 Council meeting. 14th Street to Michigan Avenue at apply to veterinary establishments Dee Sugalski arid Robert Sin- .Dec. 15th - 1-3 p.m.. • Santa visits, downtown Introduced by health, education where cats are received or kept any time. Deo. 16th - 1-3 p.m. * Santa visits downtown According to the traffic bureau, Drivers sentenced on DWI charges tich called for a continuing dia- and welfare chairman Albert for diagnostic, medical, surgical or Gleaner reports logue between the board and staff. Dec. 20th - 7-9 p.m. • Santa visits downtown ^--" the change is necessary to elimi- Dec. 22nd -1-3 p.m.* Santa visits downtown ,. •.-.•.; ; Photo by Michael WhHam Testa in response to a growing other treatments. Licensed animal During Municipal Court pro- S; Michigan Avenue by officer Sugalski advocated starting nego- threat of. rabies which is moving shelters, pounds, kennels or pet nate congestion along the route ceedings Dec. 3 two persons were Scott Phillips. cash stolen A SALUTE: Youth Soccer players lead the parade Saturday to honor the David EJrearley High and was introduced in response tiations now for the next contract Dec. 15th thru Dec. 24th eastward across the state, the cat shops are also exempt found guilty, of separate incl-; Ronald E. Rapolas, 34, of 84 She also said committees .from School soccer team, on float in rear, which tied with Haddonfieid for the state soccer Champion- licensing ordinance will require Specific exemptions from the to complaints from residents. derices of driving while intoxi-j Park Aye,, was fined a total of Ninety dollars in cash was re- ship in their division.. Another photo is on Page B-2. Under another amendment, a ported stolen Saturday from a both sides should monitor upcom- FREE PARKING for all shoppers that all cats over seven months vaccination requirement would cated. . . $395 arid was ordered to serve 12 ing budget deliberations; Sintich apply to cat, owners who could provision which prohibits parking •-' Diane VMano, 32,.of West Or- hours in the intoxicated drivers Boulevard business. : Song.Sunchol, owner of No. 1 saw the conclusion of negotiations prove, that inoculation would on both sides of Michigan Avenue , ange also pleaded guilty, to driving. recovery center; His driver's li-: ; : ; will be repealed. The proposed. "creamers, 492 Boulevard,.to'lil po • as a "hew* beginning" and hoped ' harm a cat that is infirm or Under '"•. -whileon the revoked list and was cense was revoked for six months/ the Wo sides "can exchange ideas amendment will prohibit parking , fined a total of $910 by Judge : lice that someone had broken into therapy.. # • :. ; . .••.'•; • •:, .'./•• Rapolas Avas arrested by. officer without needing.an intermediary" on^the west side' of Michigan Aye- :• . Aldan Markson. Her driver's. li-v. his business during the night and' v f A license-will be issued after 'Ken Grainy Nov. 22 during a DWI : between them/V v , : Cranford Retail Division Wishes ; flue from 7 a.m/to 7 p.m. between j;:'cerise was revoked for six months .stole.'$SX):»..;'•. -:.-.t-'..-.{"••:;'•..:•:&. .;.:.-.-;..•-'-f payinent of ajfee oP $8.2p for each checkpoint program on the Boule- "Investigators; said that entry was' By Peter Wamsteker y ';. Bury,. Jess Lodatb, one of two attorneys hired • . Phone calls to: P)exi-Vari aittorneys to deter unhcutered St and $S!25, for each Washington'Avenue and Via Vi- '•: and two weeks. ; vard, "v ••'•'•:- '•-.•". "••' ''T'.. •"••• .• •" \.: : CEiA president. Diane Taylor to defend the board, mayhave settied the case, '. tale.' ••;••...: . ; /;,'.:• '••'••:.•:•••'•:•.'..••• ; Villano was arrested Oct 20 on gained through a skylight. ••• •A hearing date has not yet been set in the mine if a settlement offer was made were not neutered cat A' fee''OFttiF'Wttis ; .Said after the meeting that the as- but terms of the agreement still require board Under the sariie ordinance, the Separately, a leaf fire at 366 Ma- sociation "would like to cooperate lawsuit filed by Flexi-Van Leasing Co. against returned. Bernard Vaughn, vice-president and Will be charged, for;, delinquent plewood Ave. was extinguished at approval. The board was expected to have general counsel, was in California yesterday registrations. provision which prohibits parking more fully with the board." She the Board of Adjustment, according to a discussed the litigation last-night in executive from N. 15th to 18th streets be- 42 on honor roll at St. Theresa's 10:57 p.m. Sunday by the Ken- said the CEA would be willing "to spokesman for Superior Court Judge Edward and Paul Antinori, outside counsel-hired by All fees will be forwarded to the ilworth Fire Department . session. • . Flexi-Van, was in a meeting. municipal treasurer to cover the tween 8 and 9 am. will be re- : Forty-two pupils at St Thertesa's honors, Gina Piparo, Bincy Step- sit down and discuss anything" Sponsored by the Cranford Chamber Beglin. But a settlement offer may have been, pealed. '..'•• of Commerce Retail Division made, according to a board member. Board secretary Steve Kptch said yesterday In its suit,' Flexi-Van is seeking a court expense of collecting, keeping and School are on the first marking hen, Katie Doktor, Lori Lo and recommended restoring a that he had heard that a.settlement was "put disposing of cats that may be According to the traffic bureau, period honor roll. , Bianco; grade 8: second honors,; ENVIKONWDENTAL TIP board-staff liaison committee. The suit, which seeks an injunction prevent- order declaring as improper the board's deci- the repeal comes in response to a ing the board from conducting a rehearing on on the table" but that he did not know sion in October to rescind its May 9 resolution. seized for local prevention and i Grade 1: first honors, Sandy Cristina Cernadas, Cristina Most cleaners and polishes are whether the board would accept it control of rabies and for providing petition from residents who com- Santora, Amanda Parra; second D'Errima, Colleen . Flyrin, Step- Flexi-Van's application to repair store and That resolution had originally stated that the plained that the restriction was an. toxic. They go into sewers and lease truck chassis on a 43-acre lot on Monroe But Lodato said late yesterday morning that leasing company's intended use was permitted anti-rabies treatment under the honors, Kelly Smith, Meghan hanie Kovac, Michael Story and into the water system. There are a settlement has not been reached and that in a heavy industrial zone. ' local Board of Health for any per- inconvenience. The original re- O'Connor, Caryn Moskal, Cynthia Lisa Sz'elingiewicz. six simple non-toxic ingredients Avenue and N. 8th Street, was set to be heard striction was designed to prevent 1 last Wednesday before Beglin in Elizabeth. the matter is still in litigation. He coilldnot Monetary damages also are being sought son who may have been exposed Kovac, Jacqueline Mikuski; grade ENVIRONMENTAL TIP one can use instead —vinegar, comment further except to say that the litiga- from the board and its individual members to rabies. . high school students from parking 2: second honors, Susan Small; soap, baking soda, borax, ammo- But a call early yesterday morning revealed tion would be discussed last night byth6 and loitering on those streets. grade 3: second honors, Susan Reuse your paper and plastic that the suit may have been settled. with the exception of Anthony Laudati who Violations of the ordinance will supermarket.bags. Ask stores if nia and washing soda. Use these board. . . voted against the rescission. . result in fines between $25 and Declining enrollment and a peti- Harris, Angela Pontoriero, Craig in various mixes to clean, scrub According to borough attorney Bradford . tion signed by residents has re- Smith. they offer a discount if you reuse $56.. •. : <;• - ••, old bags. • floors, do Windows, etc. The ordinance will take effect sulted in the proposed repeal. Grade 4: first honors, Danielle Puerari, • Megan Wallace; second from Steel firm plans to add office, storage area honors, Frank Szelingiewicz, Ifristen Engkilterra, Jennifer Vi- Two residential site plan appli- states.', tale; grade 5: first honors, Chris- 6,500-square-foot lot if the site in a residential zone and is va- tine •• Guercio, Dexter Lopina, The Diamond Experts cations and one .office site plan The Safway building is;, 5,415 plan is approved. cant, according to the application. will be heard tonight by the Plan- square feet oh a lot area of more There, are no plans to develop the M^hael Sevchuk, Kathfsm^actila^ QTJR45th The application ofChristopher '-••••! secdr\d' honors, Tracy Acuna, TCeh-;* ning Board. than 60,000 square feet in a heavy and Anne Marie Duda of 348 Ma- site. , Safway Steel Products; head- industrial zone. There are 12 Koza plans to straighten her neth Berry, Robert ' Bielje'ski;f ANNIVERSARY plewbod Ave. seeks to increase Stephanie Egatz, Charline Flor- quartered in Milwaukee, Wis., parking spaces and four to six em- the size of their lot by purchasing property line by 10 square feet CHRISTMAS plans to add an office and storage ployees. •'.•••'. • . and sell the difference to the delis, Jqlie Mandelbaum, Justin | a portion of property at 732 Fait- Marczak, Robert Wallace. area to the facility at 530 N. Attorney Michael Buynak, 525 oiite Ave. belonging to Helen Dudas to increase the size of their Michigan Ave. which it leases Boulevard, will represent the ap- Grade 6: second honors, Anna from Jacobson Manufacturing Co., Koza."•-. • .-.:. -.:•:..:.:..,..'. . •....• .'.lot,/.'.. ,.• ;...::..•: • ... .'. . .. ' :,. Colosimo, Eliizabeth Deignan; plicant "\ The 2,500-square foot property The applicants will be repre- Today, diamond retailers are IMarkRd. •• . Buynak also will represent the belonging to the Dudas is located sented by Buynak. grade 7: .first honors, Michael , According to the application, estate of Emma Von Borstel and Moriey, Janine Dawson; second as varied as their prices. That Safway leases approximately 5,400 is why, if you don't know dia- square feet of space from Jac- its executrix/Gloria Friezer of 218 monds, you should know an obson and intends to house a N.19thSt .-.: , sales representative and adminis- Friezer proposes to subdivide a Zoning law violators American Gem Society Jew- trative support in the office. The portion of property at 30 N. 19th eler! office staff will consist of four em- St in a residential zone permit- We're a select group, certi- ployees, a manager, an office ting two-family dwellings. face boro crackdown manager, a yard manager and an According to the application, By Peter Wamsteker instances in a Nov. 15 memo fied annually by AGS, tested erection supervisor. The company Friezer proposes to subdivide two Seeking to correct a number of where borough businesses have for our Knowledge And Ethics! also plans to store inventory and adjacent lots which total 7,500 zoning violations by borough busi- violated provisions of local zoning At Martin Jewelers, we are provide repairs when necessary; square feet by subtracting 10 nesses, Planning Board chairman laws and in one case its site plan square feet from one lot and add- William Conrad has sent a list of resolution. In some cases, the among an even more elite The application states that re- businesses had begun construc- Deck Him pair work will occur inside the ing it to another for the purpose specific violations . to Borough group who have pursued the of paving a driveway on her prop- Council planning, zoning and or- tion without the required permits OHECK'S study, of gemology beyond the building ends opposite N. Mich- erty. and will seek permission pres- HANDS-ON LESSON: Harding School pupils In Marie Force- LARGEST N.J./N.Y. igan Avenue. Aluminum beams dinance chairman Lawrence MULTI-UNE with Diamonds simply required to stand at the The property is under contract Clementi for corrective action. ently for its projects after the lla's science class, from left, Derek Dlsbrow, Annette Perk- will be stored inside the building 1 work has been completed. DEALER-WE forefront of our profession. We and some stacking will occur in for sale with her daughter, Linda At the request of Democratic owskyv-Michelle Giacobbe and Joseph Rizzo learn about CARRY THE Morgenseh, who will assume a Clementi, Conrad cited at least 11 In the case of Gold's Gym, 363 squid up close. TWo parents cooked them up after the lesson. COMPLETE comesto serve you with the highest de- the rear yard, the application Market St, a 4 by 8-foot sign lo- Deck Her cated on the corner of Boulevard !.'•. LINE i gree of expertise enhanced by and Market Street, which gives di- Cranford Bootery i pur AGS accredited gem lab. rections to its facility, is in viola-. Swith Diamonds | After all, when you seize the tion of the sign ordinance prohib- WITH CANDY CANES FOR ALL THE KIDSI iting advertising signs from being Borough briefs iday to express yourself so erected on property other than i beautifully, you want to be sure the lot in which the business is Latest best sellers at library that your enduring statement located. SUN. Dec. 9 ! reflects the bery best of val- According to Conrad the sign Friends of the Kenilworth Library have purchased four best was erected at the corner without sellers and will continue to buy one each month. The donations FREE PHOTO With Santa ! ues....Quality. J :L iernTitrGold s"Gym~representa^- •""• ~ " -- "Cathearal" r>y Margaret 12 Noon 'til ? p.m. tives are expected to appear Wed- nesday before the Board of Ad- Truman, "Casey" by Joseph Persico, "A Life on the Road" by justment for permission to main- Charles Kuralt and "Safe Harbour" by Sherry Woods. The Friends continue to collect Campbell soup labels which are tain the sign. 1 traded ...for , library materials. Other labels being collected are The board chairman also cited Swanson canned foods, Franco-American, Prego spaghetti sauce, BOOTS Roberto's Restaurant, 520 S. 31st, Campbell's fresh mushrooms, Mrs. Paul's and Swanson'S fried St, as another business with slmi- > WE'VE GOT IT ALL! lar violations as Gold's Gym. In chicken. Great Start breakfast foods, Le Menu turkey breast and the case of Roberto's, a fence V-8 juices. '..;.• Oreck XL 666 ....•"» "254.00 which advertises the restaurant Oreck B/B Compact...... 150.00 Fashion Show Boots, Moon Boots, Sno- Easy Reach Took Kit..:..... 18.95 , Joggere...for Infants to pre-teens...all designed was erected at the corner of the Yellow ribbons |! for fashion, fit & warmth In the very coldest Boulevard and Market Street Tool Caddv^...... ;.—...... 16.95 weather. Originally $24. to $47. without a permit The Kenilworth Board of Health, 575 Boulevard, has a limited ROfl. $439.90 An application by businessman supply of yellow ribbons for any resident who wishes to display NOW ONLY $299.00 The Diamond Experts Joseph Neri to build an office and them as a token of support for American servicemen and women Ellen R Ranter, Certified Gemobgist Appraiser garage at 131 S. 31st St will be serving in Operation Desert Shield, The ribbons represent a joint heard by the board tonight Neri, effort by relatives and friends of troops. % Gina L. Vied, Certified Gemologist Appraiser owner of, L&J auto body, is an- The health office is open weekdays from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Howard M. Siegel, Registered Jeweler LETTERS WITH A TWIST: David Brearley foreign language students, from left, Michael Toth, other business however, which is SUPER Lynn Maas, Lisa Brede, Matt Voorhees, Maria Cino and Frank Rugglero write letters In Spanish in violation of zoning laws, ac- BUSIERB 20 o« and Italian to troops in Persian Gulf. cording to Conrad. Aerator slated at park COMPACT Preliminary site plan approval W/TOOLS Entire Stock had been granted to Neri last The county recreation department will linstall an aerator in Soldiers get letters in Spanish and Italian year but final approval was not ShallcrOss Pond at Black Brook Park in 1991. It will pump up obtained. Meanwhile, Conrad water like a fountain and is designed to oxygenate the water and ASK ut im&m remove impurities to improve fish and plant life in the pond, While thousands of students from throughout New agement for Spanish and Italian-speaking soldiers states that signs on the S. 31st ABOUT OUR NEW YOUR PERSONAL JEWELER SINCE 1945 Jersey have sent letters to servicemen and women serving in the Persian Gulf .region as part of Opera- Street property have been erected ORECK XL HYPO ^^ stationed in the Persian Gulf, teenagers enrolled in tion Desert Shield. without the required permits and ALLERGENIC UPRIGHT / Spanish and Italian classes at David Brearley High are in violation of the provisions Conference "Our students sent out about 100 letters to the prohibiting the erection of signs School have added a multi-cultural flavor to this soldiers," said Barbara Oberding, supervisor of for- Marian Szabo of David 'L ' 12 North Avenue West • Granford, NJ 07016 effort by writing letters to soldiers in the languages eign languages and cultural arts at Brearley. "The in certain locations and in tempo- Brearley High School was one they are studying. students were very excited about this assignment rary situations. of 11 math teachers from the (201) 276-6>18 According to building inspector Students in the Spanish and Italian 3, 4 and 5 and they did a real nice job writing the letters. regional district who attended FOR A FREE DEMONSTRATION, classes, taught by. Gail Giacobbe, Nancy Bf.ton and Letter writing is part of the curriculum in our for- John Pabst, attempts have been the recent northeastern con- SEE THE DEALER NEAREST YOU Lee Fleming, recently wrote these foreign language eign language courses, so this activity served as an made by Neri to obtain the per- ference of the National Coun- 27 N. Union Ave • Cranford mits after the signs were erected iTHE EARDLY T. PETERSEN CO. CERTIFIED GEMOLOGIST APPRAISER AGS ACCREDITED GEM LAB letters as a class assignment The project served two excellent academic exercise. The kids were enthusi- cil of Teachers of Mathematics Dally 0 1110 purposes. Not only were the students able to refine astic about writing the letters because they all but they were never issued. held in Parsippany. New con- ;':> 1 I lini'i SI . VVrstlielil HOLIDAY HOURS: their. Italian and Spanish writing skills, they also wanted to do something to help the men and women More Kenilworth news cepts and techniques were dis- sun. cussed. MONDAY, NJUSDAY, WEDNESDAY. « FRIDAY 0:43-5:30 • TIIIIHSDAY 0M5-8J30 * SAtURDAY 0:30-5:00 provided some friendly communication and encour- who are serving in the Persian Gulf area." on Page A~7 Thursday, Decr--nber 6, 19.90 CIUNFORD CHRONICLE A-9 Babinski appointed to UCC

Mark Babinski of Garwood has such firms as First Fidelity been appointed to the faculty of Bancorporation, United Jersey Union County College as an assis- Banks, Exxon Corp. and Mobil Oil Three drivers are sentenced tant professor of computer sci- Corp. Babinski also has worked as ence. ';•-'• a consultant for the TEX Center He previously worked as a lec- at the Center for Information Age for driving while intoxicated turer at New Jersey Institute of Technology, providing assistance Thursday, December 6,1990 A-8 CRANFORD CHRONICLE During Municipal Court pro- Technology, teaching graduate to small New Jersey businesses in Perez Was arrested Sept 3 on setting up office automation sys- ceedings Monday, three persons the 100 block of South Avenue by and undergraduate computer sci- j tems. ' '-,' pleaded guilty to separate inci Mericle. . . •,.•..- ence courses in both the com- dents ol driving while intoxicated. Judith Dandrow, 28, of 3 Mad- puter information systems and In 1987 he prepared a Fortran Prestige gets approval; now it's up to Granfbrd Boyfriend charged in death One person pleaded guilty to driv- ison Ave., Cranford, pleaded guilty electrical engineering depart- course using personal computer- ing while on the revoked list. to driving, on the revoked list and ments. Other professional work based presentation graphics that Raymond Vanlenten, 38, of 25 entering Garwood Mall through a experience includes teaching was presented on New Jersey which had been addressed previously by the mine whether there would be an adverse im- of Karen DeStefanis, 25 computer science at Hunter Col- Network Television and New Jer- By Ellen Felicetta applicant Prestige witnesses had said the pro- pact on Cranford residents. . '. • Woodlawn Ave., Cranford was designated exit She was fined a fined _a total of $445 by Judge total of $580. Her driver's license lege, work as an electronic engi- sey Cable Television Network. . Ghronicle associate posed site plan would improve the aesthetics He also said the township would need to neer designing digital communi- of the area. . . '.':• A funeral Mass was offered yes- William Boffa Jr. and was ordered was revoked for 30 days. A graduate of Warsaw Polytech- know if Prestige "is prepared to engineer, 1 cations systems for Commelec -i After, a four-hour meeting Tuesday, the terday for Karen G. DeStefanis, to serve 12 hours in the intoxi- Dandrow was issued. sum- nic in Poland with the U.S. equiv- • [ Board of Adjustment voted 5-2 to'approve a Martin said, "It's fine for his business to construct and pay for new or enlarged storm cated drivers recovery center, His .Corp. in Switzerland, and teaching grow, but.not in my"backyard." She added, sewer piping to Cranford's standards, pay a 25, of Garwood who was found monses Nov. 11 on South Avenue alent of a master's degree, Babi- use variance for Shamir Mikhail, owner of stabbed to death Saturday in a driver's' license was revoked for computer science on a part-time "He (Mikhail) can make all the money \n the' consideration for the value of the easement and East Street by officer Leon-. basis for eight New York City colj nski also holds a master's degree Prestige Auto Body oh South Avenue. How- field in Hillsborough. six months, ; -,. ard DeStefano. SAFETY HIKE: Police Investigator Ron Abrdm prepares to- from Polytechnic Institute of New world but don't# endanger my health or ftiy and adquately fence and screen their prdp- 1 leges and universities. ever, before Mikhail can construct a 16;000- children's health." Martin also cited flooding : A Manville man, John C. DeM- Vanlenten was arrested Dec 1 lead Hillside Avenue School sixth graders and parents, from.'. York and has completed all square-foot addition and parking area for em- •erty." . :. ' :../: . '• .' . ':." ' • • He also developed and con- in the area and resident Roslyn Cuttino said, Cranford also is waiting for a ruling by a arco, 29, who also goes by the Jast in the Pathmark parking'lot by of- ' left, Daniel Holland, Michael Alexo, Claire McFadden and- course work towards a doctorate ployees he must, gain the approval of the name of Przlinski, was charged ficer Thprnas Mericlei ducted personal computer train- at that institution. "You need a rowboat to'get to Pathmark the state administrative law judge on alleged De^ Bill of Rights . Kathy Genovese oriannual bike safety hike. ••.; '.; ing programs as a consultant for Cranford Township Committee and comply flooding is so bad." : . . . with first degree murder. He is Patrick Sharkey Jr., 35, of 507 with federal and state requirements, which partment of Environmental Protection viola- accused of stahbing Miss DeS- tions by Prestige in 1988 and 1989. Elm St,: Cranford, was firied a tour comes to N.J. include environmental concerns. Triarsi emphasized that "this property is not tefanis 28 times", with 14 wounds total of $645 and was sentenced to The zoning board approval also carries sev- in a flood zone" and said environmental con- Voting in favor of the use variance were reaching her heart or lungs, said 30 days community service. His Morristown marks the 11th stop Enjoy the luxury of shopping eral restrictions. •• : cerns will be addressed by the Department of board chairman Michael Tripka and members Somerset County Prosecutor driver's license was revoked for on a 26,163*mile journey that will at a "Real, old-fashioned Joseph Triarsi,. attorney for the applicant, Environmental Protection.• .. Raymond Wolf; Frank Faggiano, William Nicholas Bissell Jr. at a press con- butcher shop "without paying Petix and William Severage, Voting no Were two years and he was ordered to bring an original copy of the Bill summarized the many hours of previous testi- Planning adviser William Nieretedt said the ference. Monday. The suspect re- luxury prices! OUR4SUi Agnes McDonough and Mary Wanca. The serve 48 hours in the intoxicated of rights to all 50 states. The tour; mony, citing witnesses Who testified on Pres- landscaping proposal would create an aesthet- mains in.the county jail in lieu of presented by Philip Morris Com- ANNIVERSARY board also voted 5-2 on a host of parking and CHRISTMAS tige's behalf..These included planner Michael ically pleasing natural buffer between the, $500,000 bail. . drivers recovery center. panies Inc. in celebration: of the other zoning variances. . , . Sharkey was arrested Get }3 on •Sarkissian, who had presented a 14-page, re- business and residents. The board also re- Miss DeStefanis was a 1983 200th anniversary of the ratifica- port outlining the proposed development and' ceived a letter this week from Cranford town- The board limited the hours of operation to graduate of David Brearley High the 200 block of South Avenue by tion of the Bill,of rights, will be on - Make someone joyful this~Ar who said the site was suitable to the proposed ship attorney Ralph Taylor assuring the board 7 a rii. to 9 p.m. and stipulated that the storage School, attended Union County Mericle. the road for 16 months. garage must be used for that purpose only. George Perez, 25, of Clifton also i.isc. . . ••*'•• :'••.'. that, the township had made no decision con- College and graduated from The multimedia "exhibit will The; applicant must obtain a drainage ease- pleaded guilty to careless driving" holidayseason. Two residents of ..._.neighborino., og.—-,. JohnsoT-n Ave^ cerning Prestige's application. The applicant ...... •_.,._. u . -,- .. ivuuc.«•„«..»Roberts-Walsh. •«uo«.«Busines5s»,ou»uu. School,, open Dec. 13 at the Horristown Distinctive Cross Desk Sets are always appreciated. : nue.in Cranford spoke about the effects the had asked Cranford to construct a drainage, ment,from Cranford. The board also stopu- j she was a records analyst and was fined a total of $665. His Armory where it will be on dis- Un on In natural woods, onyx and crystal. d . .expansion of Prestige would pjpe across township property to connect with .lated that any exhaust fans needed for Opera- jntne accounts receivable depart- driver's" license was revoked for A Operation and. .expansion of Prestige would pjpe across township property to connect with plated that any exhaust fans needed for Opera- in tne .accounts.receivable-de'part- play through Dec. 17. .Exhibit haVe On them . Augusta.-MartiA»*miofo l\/ToW^wn .expressefivvir/icenrdl VIA*her* , . .Tr*hncr*Johnson •Avenue' AiMinllo'es ctrtr-nstormn sewec&xtrarr riiiridpipe . tVaiArivTaylor . •-•tfoTtfonl Tnimmusft f»beV HllffcrAbuffereHd flTiriand .rfit"f*ptprdi^ctedf J1WSawayV fVOITfroml •men. tj . o"-f o Ferdorv«'-._->'.'n„ 'Y^_.L.!_^Equipmen_ _._ti /-'. ' • ' • • .' ' . • ''••...''•.• "•'",', . . • ' . ' . » . • • • ' • ' '''.••', •,'.'• " ' ' Anne where the funeral Mass was Karen DeStefanis ers and' Plates" on display Dec. 16 sented in a space-age setting; is 1 ' • ' •' • . . ' '• ". ' ' ' . _ "'..';..•''.. '• ' ' •••••••..•'•'•-•' •'.*!.' ', offered. Miss DeStefanis was born to Jan. 20 at the Jewish Commu- open to the public iree of charge. in Rah way and lived- in Wood- the room where DeMarco lived nity Center, 760 Northfield Ave., The tour will .conclude , Feb.; 9, School concert is in honor of former pupil in Marines bridge for seven years before and the surrounding area. The West Orange. . 1992,'in Richmond, Va moving to Garwood 18 years ago. sole item of Miss DeStefario's The Garwood schools annual. She was the daughter of Bruna DeChellis, the son of Argentino from her son. "He can't tell us clothing missing from the site in That's rlght...JOHN'S MARKET will put better quality, Winter concert next Wednesday and Anna Marie DeChellis, gradu- anything," she said, but added and John DeStefanis. Her father Hillsborough, a black high heeled is retiring this year as,president fresher meats on your table for about the same, and .•will be dedicatedto 1985 graduate ated in 1989 from David Brearley that Danny indicated the troops shoe, was recovered after/it was often for Ifess than In your supermarket. And you won't Danny DeChellis, who is stationed High School. He joined the Ma- "are not being treated that well. of the First Aid Squad after eight found at the bottom of the steps years and also has been president be shocked to find all that fat, and gristle the "big guys" with the Marines in Saudi Arabia. rines last November and ccfrn- He said it's not what they led us leading to the back of the building hide underneath In their pre-packaging- We'll trim it Well The concert is at 7:30 p.m. in pleted boot camp in May atParris to believe on television." of the Garwood Senior Citizens where DeMarco lived, Bissell Club and a member of the Board and show you exactly what you're, buying. We'll really Lincoln School and the public is Island, S.C. He was assigned, to said. In addition, traces of blood treat you right! ... : • invited. Admission is free.. Camp Pendleton, Calif., before Mrs. DeChellis, who also has a of Education. were found oh the sidewalk, the Marguerite Modero, music di- being deployed to Saudi Arabia, at daughter, said she is really wor- Bissell said.the investigation so back stairs, and the corridor lead- You. won't findr boxed, pre-cuts meats rector and Danny's former the beginning of September. He is ried about the situation after the far reveals that the couple knew ing to DeMarco's room, Bissell Gordon's Bacardi Beefee Sambuca I at JOHN'S MARKET: United Nations vote last week au- oach other for about four months. teacher, will include in the pro- a gunner on wire guided missile. . said. •'.-'••. Vodka Rum Romana I When we say it's fresh...we really mean itl YOUR PERSONAL JEWELER SINCE 1945 gram songs that he sang as a pupil Mrs. DeChellis.said she has re^ thorizing the use of force! "Wor- According to information given 1.75 Uter 1.75 Liter in his. winter concerts. . . ceived only three or four letters ried isn't the word," she said. authorities by Miss DeStefanis' Authorities are still searching $ Place your Holiday Orders Now! family, the couple had an argu- for DeStefanis' pocketbook and She said students at David t0" Prime Rib (1st cut) aged to perfection. Brearley High School, where ment over the phone around 1 have riot yet found the murder ICarolans Irish 12 North Avenue West • Cranford, NJ 07016 jDanny. excelled in football, wres- a m. ..Saturday^ J3eMarco|nAvhO' is- .weapon, the prosecutor sajujL., c o Cream ^ik and track|haye|be|n ptin^ An autopsy performed ^bK^ the •cp We \ $(s ^ $tate Medical Examiner^, ^Office John's M 1 •not) called*?MM earlier arid vjiad CERTIFIED GEMOLOGIST APPRAISERS j ACtS ACCREDITED GEM LAB Ajt Wednesday's concert,-th'ebe gone put wjih: frtencjs,' tire, prose- in Newark determined txfat^Miss :S- ^tt*. Firime Meat - Est. 1939 ginning band, school band and ; DeStefanis had hot been sexually; 389 Park Avenue, Scotch Plains '.«•* flute quartet will play a variety of cutor saiiji; Iri addition, the family assaulted, Bissell said. Ihvestiga^ told investigators, DeMarco did 322-712G MON., TUES., WED. & FRI. 9:45-5:30 • THURS. 9t45-8:30 • SAT. 9:3O-5^K» holiday, music. Piano soloists Sean not believe her when Miss DeS- tors have not.determined whether Garner and Ryan Garner will per- tefanis told him her car .had bro- the' woman was killed at the form "Silent Night" and "Jingle apartment in Manville or in the 1 ken down, even though she said •Bells; * the chorus and. gifted and she had a receipt, for the work to field in Hillsborough, but Bissell talented music group also will said primary results tend to indi- eg, light, dry 24 -, 12 b?. q«ns prove it, Bissell said. cate that it was in Hillsborough. perform. Lower elementary chil- Miss peStefanis then told DeM- dren will sing several songs. arcb she was coming to Manville '. In addition to her parents; Miss! Members of the class of 1985 to get Some belongings and appar- Danny DeChellis DeStefanis is survived by tn>ee and the audience will sing "I'm ently was seeking to end their re- brothers, Dennis of-Brick Toym Carlo Rossi Dreaming of a White Christmas" be Home for Christmas," a look at lationship, according to Bissell. and Scott and Anthony, both at Chablls as the finale. Art teacher Patricia Christmas past Her father said he had tried to home; a sister, Donna Swarbrick $ Novy designed the sets and Mrs. . The program will be videotaped stop her from going. He said the in Florida and her maternal 4" family had been worried about Folonari Suave Glen Ellen Mpdero wrote a small play, "I'll and sent to DeChellis. , . grandmother, Rita DeJConte of | or Valpollcolla White Zinfandel her failure to return home and Garwood. . $O99 were notified by police at 2 p.m. 24 -12 oz. cans • 1,5 Uter 5 750ml O Social worker is named for schools about her death. Arrangement were completed Good Ihreuflh 12/10/90. All ado Items are ca«h and<*ny; delivery avallablo, o"l.wt«pplnfl •^ -i-- _ by Dooley Funeral Home, Grah- bukttii Silab \«. Managemonl may limit quantities Not responsiblefo r typo error*. TWs.coupon must I Angela Provenzano Schaub of selor for Garwood public.schools. The victim's car was found be^pfosemed at Ume of purchase. The prices In this ad are sot by Dlttrlckt and may not b. «va|labl« U I ford. The family has requested I Matawan has been appointed .a She succeeds Lynn Reppert of parked and locked near DeM- part-time social worker and coun- arco's residence, Bissell said. A memorial contributions to the I DinmCK'S DISCOUNT WINES & UQUORS I Cranford who took a full-time po- First Aid Sauad. . Progon appointed sition in Cranford schools. search warrant was executed in 2 AlOT l 25 tree at Schaub, who will work here ' -- - » ^Sl^^'JM^ J welfare director Resident is fined for pushing cop. Li «• '•••• •'•« Valu&ble Coupon Good Thru 12/10/90 ' ' master's from Fordham : Univer- Franks. Paulette Drogoh of Kenilworth, CHRISTMAS PAST: Pupils, from left, Melissa Pankiewitz, Billy has been appointed Garwood's sity and doctorate, from Fairleigh A 38-year-old Garwood man He was fined a total of $310 by Malcolm, Angela Sytko and Christopher Pasquarlello prepare welfare director. She succeeds the Dickinson University. She is a li- pleaded guilty Monday to the sim- Municipal Court Judge William In addition to fine ciodvngformen andwomen, you'll find arange of accessories Christmas play for holiday program. late Michael Mauri of Roselle. censed psychologist and previ- ple assault of a police officer. Boffa Jr. Mrs. Drogon has been part-time ously was a child study team Gary T. Powell of 142 Willow . Powell had pushed and shoved which make for great gift ideas. Our free nrnogramming on select accessories welfare director in Kenilworth the member in Matawan. She has a Ave. also pleaded guilty to ob- officer Thomas Mericle during the also adds a personal touch toiyour gift giving. Tree lighting ritual on tap Saturday last year and a half. She also is a private practice in Westfield. She structing the investigation of a do- course of the officer's investiga- clerical substitute for the regional willbe paid $175 per diem. mestic violence dispute Nov. 13* tion into the dispute, said police. The annual Christmas tree light- will. be.a free raffle drawing and high school district Her appoint- Thisiveek under the tree we're offering: -i-ng-eeremoFiy—w-i-11-begin-at— 6?30—other— prizcs-foi^-childrenr-Santa- ment-here-beeame-offieial-Decr-ir- p.m. Saturday at Borough Hall's Claus will arrive and Teenage She plans to be in Borough Hall parking lot Mutant Ninja Turtles will be guest one day a month and is On call as The ceremony will be dedicated tree lighters. Parent are encour- needed. to the memory of Mayor Geor- aged to bring cameras and paper o • j giana Gurrieri who died Nov, 25. and-pen. for pictures and auto- O receive degrees Councilman Dennis McCarthy will graphs of the celebrated guests. . speak. The event is sponsored by the from Kean College Garwood Presbyterian Church Garwood Public Celebrations bell ringers will perform. There Committee. Three Garwood residents were awarded bachelor's degrees at Kean College at the conclusion of 30%Off Chinese take-out service approved .the summer semester. The Planning Board Nov.. 28 plans. ' •••';• They are: David Ardente, who MMerW AttLadies'Winter unanimously approved an appli- The board also" approved the majored in management science; cation for a Chinese food take-out subdivision of duplex units at Peter B»ngiovarini, accounting, Winter Outerwear Outerwear service and restaurant at 517 444-446 Second Ave. This will and Julia LeBlohd, economics, 50% Off South Ave., the site of a defunct allow for separate owners, but the magna cum laude. 30%Off repair business. property always must be kept for The applicants are Daniel and- the same use. Cubs sell candy VisitSanta every Sunday Lucille Varela of Garwood. There Garwood Cub Scouts are selling will be (bur parking spaces in the M & M candies as its annual fund from 11 am "4prn rear. The board heard testimony Cigarettes, coins raiser. ; FREEGIFTS/ at its Oct. 24 meeting and voted The candies sell for $1 a box last week after reviewing revised stolen from store and proceeds are used for pack trips. Last year the boys visited Cigarettes and coins were re- the Museuw of Natural History in Women's league ported stolen Tuesday .(Vom a New YorittThe sate ends Dec. 15. John franks North Avenue business. • accepting teams Twenty cartons oY cigarettes worth $308 and an undetermined Aii invitation A Holiday Tradition Since 1927 After a siiccesful first year, the amount of coins were taken over- Readers . with stories and Fine Clothing and Accessories for Men and Women Garwood Women's S.oftball night from a storage cabinet and pictures of yesteryear in Cran- 207 East Broad Street, Westfield, 233-1171 League is now accepting applica- cash register inside Al's Prime ford, Garwood and Kenilworth John Banks and Major Credit Cards Accepted tions for new teams for the 1991 Meats, 345 North Ave. are; welcome to share them HOLIDAY HOURS season. For consideration, inter- The owner, Al Rimondi, told po- with the Chronicle in "Looking SOME PUMPKIN: Pupils in Bernadette fiodner's Franklin School class, from left, Jason Hlrth, Moti. • Fri. 9i30 «n - 9:00 pm ested teams should reply as soon lice that someone had pried open back In time." Surveys tell us Sat 9:30 un - 6:00 pm Sun. 11:00 am - 4:00 pm . as possible. the front glass doors to gain entry. memory columns have wide Eric Nierstedt, Michael Isley, Crystle Rodriguez, Wayne Fenner arid Nicholas Ferrara, visit orchard For more information call Leo No evidence was recovered at the appeal. Call editor Pat An- In Princeton to pick pumpkins and apples. They painted pumpkins and made apple pies. Hoy, 233-4606. scene, according to investigators. derson at 276^6000. •*i! A-iO CRANFORD CHRONICLE Thursday, December 6,1990 Thursday, iDecember 6,1990 CRANFORD CHRONICLE A-ll 198 students oil first semester honor roll at Cranford High Our delicious and Innovative Menu Is Karen McMahon to Cranford High School, has an- Westhoven, Pamela Whitefleld, ! Thomas O'Reilly,Amish D. Ttemyen, Dominick DiPaolo." available tor nounced that 198 students quali- Kerry Williams, Geoffrey Wor- Pandya, Kathleen Patterson, Stanley GarbowsM, Bonnie Gittlin, Eat-In or take-out. thington, Eugenia Xarhoulakos, Michael Pean, Kathy Refeoon, Rachel IlUng, Amanda Lee Kee- fied for the honor roll for the first • Call for our Dally Menu quarter dfthe 1990-91 school year. 'Joseph Zajac John Saad, Jennifer Schulze, ley, Su Young Kim, Gregory . Mr. and M^rs. Joseph E. McMahon of Dartmouth Grade 11: All A's, Charies Bald- Randy Shehady, Michael Simon, Gleinsorgen, Jana LaBracio, Specials Grade 12i All A's, Laurie Cola- • Homemade Salads /,]; Road announce the engagement of their daughter, russo, Pia Hartman, Jennifer win* Dominlck D'Antonio, Sylvia James Smith, Kimberly Smith, Babak Lashkari, Keith Macksoud, Karen, to Anthony DiGiovanni, son of Mr. and Mrs. Haller, Kenneth Majors, Jennifer Neil Stelzner, Paul Subacius, Nicole Maguire, Bernadette • Prepared Feasts for Jankunas, Allison McKay, Amy Take Home Dining Albert DiGiovanni of Columbia Avenue. Slocum. Kristen Traina, Eric Weiss, Eric Matten, Guy Patterson, Hiba Qar- Gabrielli and Mohr Miss McMahon, a 1985 graduate of Cranford High Morneweck, Scott Mullen, Eliz- Williams, John Witherington. aman, Jaime Saladino. Lorraine abeth Parks, All A's or B's, AUesandra Abdul, School, received a bachelor's degree in 1989 from v Andrea Ballman, Michelle Bergin, Grade 9: All A's, Geoffrey Clay, Scanlon, Maura Slattery, Erin the University of Scranton. She is a history teacher All A's or B's, Kenneth AJexo, , Karen McFadden. Small, Gregory Sokoloff, Jason wedding is planned Jason Alvator, William Anderson, Karen Bite, Jennifer' BobrowsM, A GOOD "A.M." STARTS AT "C&M" at St Mary of the Assumption High School, Eli- . Joanne Catalano. Jayati Chow- j All A's or B's, Thomas Barrett, Stein, Ayal Steinberg, Kiersten zabeth. . •'•'•-.. Michael Andrews, Jennie Arace, i Christian Brotea, Paul Cam- Stiansen, Matthew Taglialavore Mr. and Mrs, Edward G9brieili of 206 Richard St Matthew Barnes, Robert Barrett, dhury, Donald Clay, Daniel Del- Coffee and Newspapers on the go. Fresh Bagels, pastries, muffins. Mr. DiGiovanni graduated from Cranford High monaco, Cori Flamingo, Jeffrey; panelli, Anson Chang, Christine and Daniel WilMn. Sit down breakfasts: pancakes, french toast, omelets, etc. announce the engagement of their daughter, Laurie Stephanie Baumann, James Bell, Patricia, to Michael Donald Mohr, son of Mr. and School in 1984 and University of Pennsylvania's ; Gittlin, Kieran Healey, Michael i 'Chang, Aniy DeAngelis, James Andrew Botwin, Kimberly Brun- Mrs. Donald Mohr of 17 Ramapo Rd. Wharton School in 1988 with a bachelor's degree in ner, Cynthia Burd, David Burg,: Isaacman, Danielle Jacques, • Helium Balloons economics. He is employed in real estate develop- Linda Jones, Jeffrey Knight, The couple will be married in June 1992. . Sally Anne Eymes, Michele Char- ( LAST MINUTE j Miss Gabrielli and Mr. Mohr are 1986 graduates of ment . '. ' , • ' - ney, Thomas Coleman, Renee Kimberly Kupka, Corrin LaRose, • Paper Goods The couple will be married in August at St Helen's Matthew Lyons, Meghan Murphy, \ Party Planning (± • Cranford High Schorr The ftiture bride is employed Dale, Edward Davenport, Nicole by Investors Savings and Loan. Her fiance received Church, Westfield> DeMarco, Maggie Demcsak, Ste- Adam Pinkard, Christine Pip- Greeting Cards ^rj and chick, Christine Readdy, Timothy HOLIDAY SPECIAL!!* a bachelor's degree, magna cum laude, this year phanie Dixon, Richard Donovan, from John Jay College of CriminalJustice. He is a Joanna Drechsler, Brett Dreyer. Reilly, Leonardo Rinaldi, Fran- Every Day-NOW- Until Dec. 24th ^ • Gift Wrap CATERING cine Saad, Allan Slav'ik, Julian probation officer with the Union County Probation Linda Samolsky is Also, George Ennesser, Aniy Ez- Slavihsky, Jon Wichmann, Sybil Department bianski, Catherine Finnegan, Young, Carole Ann Zahumeriy, Be the 10th Homeowner to Call in Robyn Frank, Marc-Michael Johnny Zajac ' - • and Receive Your Garage Door or Woman of the Year Funk, Jennifer Hrebin, Danrut Grade 10: All A's, Leonard Gold- Electrical Opener Repaired Kakanopas, Melpomene Kat- field, Erica Grevlich, Michele Linda Samolsky of Cranford has been selected akalos, SusaH Kobliska, Karen McGuire, Michael Rodgers, Peter Absolutely Woman of the Year for the Roselle-Cranford chapter Koehler, Padmini Korde, James Semea ofHadassah. Kyle, Melissa Layton, Kathryn All A's or B's, Jennifer Allen, She, along with chapter honorees,. from Bergftn, Levy, Francie Litterib, Francis Shannon Boyd,. Karen Cardell, FREE!! Essex, Hudson, Morris, Passaic and Union counties, Lucash, Anna Marcelo, Seth Mar- Michelle," Casciano, Krystina will be recognized Sunday at Northern New Jersey k^witz, Allison Mehringer, Mich- Cierkowski, Karen Cirillo, John. ^METROPOLITAN DOOR CO., INC. 'Region of Hadassah's annual Myrtle Wreath Awards. ele Merola, Franco Montalto, Colarusso, Christine Conrad, Ail- Day luncheon in Whippany. • • Margaret Morrow. een Daly, Adam Dipaolo, Theresa «)325 North Ave., Garwood 233-5836 Mrs. Samolsky has been a member of Roselle- Also, Jeanine Ondrofj Andrew Eickman, Michael Elwertowski, ^*^s -mdK •<**. .*=» 's*. Xv . Cranford Hadassah since 1975. She has served as Patton, Denise Pechillo, Peter WOliam Finnegan, Brian Florky/ CD'S president two years, co-president three years, and Perillo, Thadra Petkus, Deborah Tanja Funk; Jennifer Gabriel, membership and fbnd-raising vice president She Petz, Christine Poppe, Christine Stephen Gorman, Frank Halter, Accessorjes currently is treasurer and regional raffle chairman. Rae, Tracy Ricken, Sandra Rod- Michael Hecht, Robert Jones. Mi", and Mrs. O'Brien Certified as an elementary school teacher.and math riguez, Jennifer Rygiel, Nicole. .'•'• Als0,.:.Tae Kurt, Krispin Leddy, Gift Certicates teacher, Mrs. Samolsky is a tutor and works.in the. Saladino, Pema Shakabpa, Keith Mr. Tursl and Miss McNerney family business.- .. • ',. .- . • : ••;; ..;•., ShEliShJdSh _ Donna Lojiizides^icole^ Malfetti,... ; r;y CniaH^onialfet^tebeccaMorris; ,' She and her daughter^ Susarii are' part of a .three-.'- Stort, Joseph VanBergen, Joanna ; Christian Mptsay, Laurie, Ohdrbf, HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING, INC. .-• generation Iffe membership family: Mrs. Samolsky's Vita;. Michael Afollepo,;. Stephen. Wbnjd; Wrty; and son, Mare,"are"Hadassah assbci- •;

27 Brookside pupils ekirii awards INSTALLATION • SERVICE • SALES • DESIGN have miptial Mass plant Brookside School principal Weigel, Carlie Ann DiPasquale, V RESIDENTIAL • COMMERCIAL . Patricia McNerney, daughter of Thomas McNerney J$mes A, Johnson recently Zachary Bribiesca, Christine Cynthia Lee Nadasky, daughter of Mr. apd Mrs. of 420 Orchard St and the late Rita McNerney, is presented Student of the Month Creanza; grade 1, Danielle Smith, John P. Nadasky of Garwood, was married~Qct. 6 to engaged to marry Alexander Tursi Jr. of Linden. He- Births awards to 27 pupils. • Sharon Majors, Patrick Bither, Michael John O'Brien, son of Mr. and Mrs. John M. is the son of Alexander and Joan Tursi of Ber- LENNOX Jim and Denise Harrington of Cedar Run an- They are: kindergarten, Sarah Eric Weigle; grade 2j Sarah Glass- fflSii O'Brien of Cedars, Pa. ,- genfield. nounce the birth of a son, Dennis Timothy, Novv 16 Alderdice, Joey Galluccii Andrew man, Thomas Newman, Andrew CX)OJNG-HEAHNS : The nuptial Mass was celebrated at St Helen's : The wedding will take place in March at the Bausch; grade 3, Robert Sands, Church, Westfield. Monsignbr Michael Brahsfield, di- at Memorial Hospital of Burlington County. He joins Dennis Kaelin, Sarah Occi, Church of St Anne. siblings, Kathleen, 4,. and Patrick, 19 months. Grand- 433 South Ave. West, Westfield (opp. Midas) rector of the National Shrine of the Immaculate The bride-elect is a graduate of Cranford High Student attends Lauren Vanover, Thomas Arthur; 789-2256 Conception, Washington, D.C., officiated.. parents are Barry and Pat Adair of Ship Bottom, grade 4, Laura, Johnston, Emily School and Cook College of Rutgers University. She formerly of Cranford, and Jim and Sally Harrington Hours: Mon.-Sat. 10-7; Lori Zamorski, sister of the bride, was matron of is employed as a recreational therapist Her fiance FFA convention Hill, Joseph Vita; grade 5, Lori WeSTFIELD, NJ. honor. Bridesmaids included Caryn O'Brien, sister of of Cranford. Maternal great-grandmothers are Kat- Polito, Kevin O'Donnell, Janet Thurs. 10-9, Sun, 10-3 graduated from Bergenfield High School arid Chubb hleen Adanatziari of Ship Bottom and and Almeda N.J. ELECTRICAL LIC. 6801 .• NJ. PLUMBING LIC. 6320 654-4110 the bridegroom; Rosanne Borrelli, a cousin of the Institute. He is a computer programmer. Adam Kendler, son of Gary and Spricigo; grade 6, Amy Davi- bridei and Lori David. Rachel Czurlanis, godchild of Miss Gabrielli and Mr. Mohr Adair of Austinburg, Ohio. Paternal greatgrand- Linda Kendler of Cranford, repre- dowitch, Lisa Decker and Chuck mothers are,Margaret McCoy of Cranford arid Mar-, sented Union . County Future . the bride, was flower girl. . fflNeill. Francis Rudden was best man. Serving as ushers garet Harrington of Mountainside. Farmers of America at the recent . Holiday house tour slated in Westfield CRAFTS WORKSHOP National convention in Kansas were James Montague, Christopher Williams and SEEC meeting Randolph Scott Mark Zamorski, godchild and The Rake and Hoe Garden Club flower show at St Paul's Episco- The. Unitarian Church, 4 Waldron Mark and MgryLou MargaDonna of Sea Girt an- City. /•••:• ...••" nephew of the bride, served as ring bearer. of Westfield will present "Deck pal Church along with a gift and Ave.,, Summit, will hold a Christ- nounce the birth of a son, Timothy, Oct 31 at Over- He is a member of the county "Beating the Holiday Blues" will the Halls II" Dec. 7 from 10 a.m. decorations boutique. Tickets are mas crafts workshop Sunday from look Hospital. They also are the parents of Anthony, chapter, which includes students , be the topic of Wednesday's The bride is a graduate of David' Brearley High School and Seton. Hall University. She is a sales to 6 p:m. when four homes deco- available at Jeannette's Gift Shop 2 to 4 p.m.. There will be crafts for 3 'A, and Maggie, 18 mcinths. Grandparents are Mr. enrolled in the horticulture pro- ; meeting of Special Educated and ;.an4Mrs. JohnKeimjg^^f.Cranfprd and Mr. and Mrs. ; rated ..for. the holidays will be and Rorden's Realtors in West- all abilities and interests— Call Exceptional Child (SEEQ) at 8 executive With'.^esse^i,ImJ»c^y,^^^lYQrk^.Ci4y.;^er,^ : gram at Union County Vocational- <}pentb''«jepe.tbepbpublj'ljc " ': ^ field. ; 273-3245. • :: V ;. Anthony MargaDonna of ^atl Township. Technical Schools. Adam will re- p.m. in the Orange Avenue School husband is ai^dua^#r I^da^»(Pfl.) Ca,ti)iie>iic ; cafeteria. SEEC is a support High School anid Hart'aird Coltegfe. He"is^an account The homes.'include a Georgian port on the convention at the state colonial, a country cottage, a Will- association's meeting in Decem- . group for parents of special needs executive with Wang iiaboratories, New York City. ' children. ' A reception was held at the Somerset Marriott iamsburg style colonial and colo- ber at Cook College! 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Union Ave. OUR45lh ANNIVERSARY 21-23 North Ave. West • cranf ord call (jjj) (Rt. 28) 12 North Avenue West • Cranford, NJ 07016 CHRISTMAS (Next door to the rtiovles) HOURS: M-FRI 9:30-8:00 Robert Minichino u« »«,*„.., Bound Brook (201)276-6^18 THURS 9:30-9:00 563-1933 **« (Next to Ford Dealer) SAT 9:30-6:00 SUN 11:00-5:00 SutMldtaiy ol PUBLIC f. mvice ENTERPftlSE QHOOP INCORPORATED MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY & FRIDAY B;45-S:30 • THURSDAY 8:45-8:30 • SATURDAY 6:30-5:00 276-2060 "6, CRANFORD CHRONICLE Thursday, December 6,1990 Thursday, December 6,1990 CRANFORD CHIfftNfCLE A-13 'Home for the Holidays' to feature four houses on tour Progressive dinner planned History buffs speak to WMG Cranfprd Junior Woman's Club Depression. A country kitchen Saturday forVIAmembers invites the.public to come "Home and sunny family room are exam- about Colonial Williamsburg for the Holidays" at Sunday's ples of the family's remodeling ef- be presented by Audrey Tappen Birthday party for Wednesday club house tour and festivities begin- forts. A progressive dinner will be held Saturday by the Village Im- of Short Hills. She will explain A program about Colonial Will- department will enjoy a Russian The Wednesday Senior Citizens Street," will be shown at 12:30 ning at 1 p.m. iamsburg'was presented at yester- A beautiful stained glass win- provement Association. It will the origin of unusual ceremonies tea Tuesday in the home of Club has 16 members celebrating p.m. Dec. 12. The annual Christ- Visitors on the self-guided tour of the 12 days of Christmas, and. day's business meeting of Wed- Lyudmila Spokoyny, 10 Sutton PL, mas parity will be Dec. 19 at noon 1 dow in the stairway was designed combine a social evening with birthdays at this month's party. can visit four homes 'decked out the meaning of Yuletide customs. nesday Morning Club by Hillside to complement the period and fund raising. , following a 1 pirn:, meeting there They are Norman Berquist, at Galloping Hill Caterers, with Christmas trees, holiday dec- style. In the living room, a large A native of Newcastle upon Tyne, refidents Beverly Richards and The hostess,-Russian born, will Diane Capro, Helen Grayce, Rita Trip director Nat Amsterdam orations, fresh greens,, tables set The event will start at 7 p.m. at England, Mrs. Tappen started her EJltoestine Trubenbach who have formal Christmas tree stands be- the home of Dolores and Albert discuss the culture and economy Grass, Charles Hoffman, Nadja has several trips open to the pub- for holiday dining,; carolers and career at the age of 15 as a stage visited the historic site in Virginia of Russia and display her memo- Josewitch, Grace Kiesling, Mar- lic: Paramount Hotel, Jan. 6 to 10; more. The front door of each tour side the grand piano, A children's Fresolone where cocktails, will be : performer. She majored in music, often and studied its history in Taj Mahal Casino, Jan. 14; Line served. Next stop will be at club rabilia This Continues the depart- garet Leahy, John Mellquist, Betty home will display an evergreen tree filled with ornaments col- and played many leading roles Mellquist, . Frank Merlo, Gail Dance Festival at the Pines Hotel, lected on family outings adds president Florence McCloskey's p ment's year-lohg study of Eur- wreath . with gold ribbon and with the Northumbria Opera Soci- The meeting was conducted at opean affairs. Moldal, Joseph Ppspisil, Helen CatsWU, N.Y., March 11 to 15, and . gilded pineapple, the colonial sign spirit to the family room. A beau- home for dinner, and then on to Niagara Falls and Toronto, June ety and Newcastle Opera Club. In Cranford Library by new presi-' The music department will haVe Robertiello, Elsie Saunderson and for hospitality. The wreaths were tiful holiday centerpiece by the Agnes Novotny's for dessert . the United States she was active Dolly Vunos. 1991. Call 276-6178. Dig and Delve Garden Club will The monthly meeting will be dent Cora Fbltz, who succeeds the a Christmas party at 9:30 am. designed and made by members i with Overlook Musical Theatre, late Helena Macklin. The movie, "Miracle on 34th of Green Thumb Garden .Club. complete the festive table setting. held at Calvary Lutheran Church Wednesday in the apartment of Mpntelair Operetta Club and the The applied arts department Amelia and Gertrude Ranlet, One Beginning at the Prawdzik! Visitors can continue down N. Tuesday at noon. Hostesses are Chatham Community Players. ; Union Avenue to the Crane- Madeline Angelo and Irene Czeb- meets at 9:30 this morning in the English Villaga Christmas party for Tuesday seniors home on Orchard Street, visitors home of Shu. Foppert, 4 Indian will see a seven-foot tree adorned Phillips House operated by the rowski assisted by Sally Goodwin, Mrs. Tappen donates her fees to Tuesday Senior Citizens Club at the Community Center. They Cranford Historical Society to See Gail Howard, Jean Krause, Eli- Spring Rd. A holiday luncheon Members of the literature de- are Vera Greene, Margaret Guida, with miniature hand-painted por- the Cheshire Home for perma- partment will report on favorite will hold its annual Christmas exhibits . and memorabilia of zabeth Mellquist, Marie Newhafd, follows a workshop to make party at L'Affaire Dec 11 ftpm Josephine Motley, Julia Roberti, celain fairy dolls. The dolls are nently disabled adults in Florham pierced and cut lampshades and books at the.Dec. 13 meeting at 1 Cranford. A new exhibit of samp- Gertrude Nunn, Pearl Tableman ; Marge Stokes, Helen Williams, from Fairytales Ltd, Park.' -. ' ..'•- • ' •'• ./•. • p.m. in the home of Christine 11:30 am- to4 p.m. Jean Jankuhas lers, needlework and ah album of and Lucy Toma angels, instructed by Doris Taber. and Edna Budil are in charge of Henrietta Cittadino, Anna Good- The leaded glass windows in The American home life depart- Members of the current affairs Nelson, 12 Summit Rd. the entrance foyer welcome photographs can be seen in the A prpgram,^ustoms_and Folk- ment, chaired by Mary Stine, is in arrangements. win, Catherine Grail, Jean Kozd- guests into the 13-room colonial Victorian parlor. lore of the Festive Season" will Members celebrating their birth- ralinski, Sophie Pesko, Mary charge of a Christmas boutique to Procino and Mary Zarzecki. Julia built in 1912. Mahogany panelling Bates Hall in First Presbyterian be held at the meeting. The group Christinas bazaar set at nursing home days in November and December, Church will feature refreshments Roberti will be hostess. J in the Hying room and main stair- Christmas party will meet at 10 am. tomorrow at will be honored at a party Dec. 18 way have a unique historical and entertainment Green Thumb Cranford Health and Extended clothes and flea market articles by Garden.Club will hold its annual Mrs, Stinels home for its monthly Care Center,*205 Birchwood.Ave.,, several. vendors. Refreshments, touch. It was installed by a former for Garden Club meeting. '" ':. •. SPECIAL HOLIDAY owner, a president of a piano wreath and holiday sale featuring will hold its annual Christmas ba- including coffee, doughnuts, soda fresh greens, ornaments and spe- The Garden Club of Cranford The literature r department zaar Saturday from 9 a.m. to 4 "and hot; dogs, will be sold, company, and is the same quality PRIZE: Pat Wlchman, left, and Maribeth LJsnock display af- REDUCTION cialty items. There will be ginger- will hold its annual Christmas meets at the home of chairman p.m. '.*'•. "Proceeds will be used for pa- Has gaining weight become your fear used in the production of his pi- Mary Kiley at 10:30 this morning. ghan to be raffled by Orange Avenue'School PTA. anos. . bread house kits, Junior Woman's party Monday at 1 p.m. at the The sale will feature ornaments tierit activities, ~'f As the holiday season draws near?. Club cookbooks and Cranford home of Ethel Heim, 3 Burchfield Christmas stories and poems of. and other Christmas items made ••' •• Book an appointment with us today The Prawdziks' holiday decorat- the past will be discussed. (A special price Is what you'll pay) ing begins with the placement of Christmas ornaments. : Ave. ' • ' by residents and volunteers. '«>••••' i* ' Yes, Diet Center continues to care Note cards designed by Linda Baked goods by family members Wreath Afghan raffle to benefit class trip That you choose only nutritious fare. 1,000 lights on the large evergreen Members will participate in a Our trained counselors have the knack on the front lawn. Fresh greens Spwa, a member of the College gift exchange. Tea chairrnan will Newcomers plan will be sold along with dolls, Orange Avenue School PTA will The afghan is on display at the To get you back on the reducing trackl. grace the mantle, staircase and Women's -Club, will be sold at be Margaret Boyle assisted by session planned raffle a handmade afghan to help school. Raffle tickets are $1 and archways throughout, the home. Bates Hall, also. The cards, fea- Charlotte , Swlnton and M'Liz holiday activities defray the cost of the eighth may be purchased at the OAS of- Per turing a winter scene of Drpes- Parkhurst New Eyes to sell A Williamsburg Christmas will ONLY O3 Week Floraphile Garden Club will pro- . Newcomers Club of Cranford grade's class trip next June to fice or from any eighth" grader. cher's Mill, are suitable as note Civic and social services chair- be the theme of the next "Ladies Limited lime Only! vide the centerpiece for the din- will hold its annual holiday party Washington, D.C. The drawing will be held May 2 at ling table which, will be set with paper or for framing. They are man* Dorothy, Weeman and; her j ewelry and stiver Night Out" program Dec. 13 at Pat.Wichman,;,whpse son; Eric, priced at six for $1. Proceeds will . Tuesday .at the home of its new •.-.7:30 ..p.m. at jCranfqrdAlliance the school's spring concert Call FREEGONSULTATION holiday china and linens. committed provided floral ar- is an eighth graderr donated her' b pf esident, .Kathy ^Biiidie, Members: New! Eyes for the; JvTtfeeJdy will -C^hureh, RetfordAvenue: arid.: Maribeth;, Lisnock,: 272-5863,'tor go^tp^the College Club's£sclwlar^ rangementsrangementsfSJt^!^!^s;fi=fSJt^!^!^s;,fif MoMo, 4 Itime and*material as'a-gift to the —Btfilt in the 1920s,4he DreyeY" will exchange gifts -and donate hold its annual Christinas jewelry : iffiiifiok : home oh Doering Way was the .shlp'fund.' ;'•' ;'•• •'.".'•• '""';"•• •"'.' •: '•' bile.Meals for Thanksgiving, O .".:.•• •'CherrySfi^e^;;, ••.••.V. .'•.• -..; •.,. .:.:. youngsters' fUnd-raising efforts.- -gifts-to-CranfbrdJEamily 7Care for . and. silver sale Saturday from 10 , • Karen Nusser will dempristrate Ave. former gatehouse to the Doering .-.-•At 5:15 pm Brownie troops of Hillside Avenue School will sing small children. , • a.m/tp'4 p.Th: at its headquarters, how to make an authentic Will- MighUoss Westfleld estate. The original building Was Clui* to decorate A children's Christmas party will 549 Millburn Ave-, Short Hills. iamsburg wreath. All women are OPENING SALE: built with stucco to blend with the WHAT A DOLL: Porcelain dolls such as this Will be displayed carols at the Christmas tree in DIRECTIONS TO Professionals? 654-782b - at Sunday's house tour. Smaller bisque figure on her shoulder Mayor's Park, Springfield > and be held" at the Community Center The salesroom oh the second invited. Refreshments will be main house. Antiques and family president's home floor: will feature men's and served and the event is free. Baby is example of tree decorations...... -••'' Union avenues. Following will be Dec. 13 from. 10 a.m. to noon. STAY HOME. heirlooms, such as a chest belong- Santa will distribute presents. women's gold and.silver jewelry, sitting will be provided. ing to Mr. Dreyer*s grandmother a raffle for a Victorian dollhouse. Members of Four Seasons Gar-, A program describing each den Club will decorate the home New . members include Nora sterling and plated flatware, and and a library table made of three Babos, Kathy Brodie, Pam Klawi- hollow ware, crystal and porce- To get to our Grand Opening Sale home is the tour ticket'These are of president Marage Clay for just pick up the phone! • We will kinds of mahogany, complement ••'•'A fairy land of dolls $10 and are available through Sat- • Christmas at a meeting there tter and Linda Pisciotta. Persons lain. "Grandma's Corner" will Trailside Center the Victorian decor of this home. who have resided in Cranford for offer children's handmade sweat- come tp you with a remarkable A seven-foot Christmas tree adorned with hand-painted porce- urday at the Cranford Book Store, Tuesday. ; , The girls' bedrooms are filled two years or less are invited to ers. selection of fine furniture,, custom lain dolls will grace the sun room of the Prawdzik home on Geiger's, Linda's Book Exchange In addition, Loretta Reilly will: sells holiday gifts window treatments, bedspreads, with white wicker and Victorian and The Arrangement Tickets, lead a workshop on how to make call 709r0219 for membership irf- On the first floor bargain hunt- Orchard Street during Sunday's house tour sponsored by the ers will find costume jewelry The gift shop at Trailside Na- Wallcoverings and floor coverings. dpllhouses. For the tour, life-size Junior Woman's Club. may be purchased on tour day for a kissing ball for each member's formation. fine porcelain • dolls, also from priced at 50 cents of less. ture and: Science Center in the The theme of the "Spmer Tree" done by Cheryl and. Rodney $12 at Bates Hall or any of the home. ' • • COUPLES CLUB All at significant saving! Fine Gifts Fairytales Ltd., will be on display. homes. For information call 272-: , .The club is sponsoring a sale of Watchung Reservation has a wide The Decorating Den Somerville, is the world of fairies, The porcelain collectable dolls The married couples unit of selection of items for holiday giv- The gazebo on the front lawn: are from Fairytales Ltd. arid are made of fine French bisque. 1845 or. 276-2118. amaryllis bulbs at Hartig's paint B'nai B'rith will hold a Hawaiian Grand Opening Sale. and wallpaper store. Proceeds Bridge tourney ing- Free Decorating Service will house a live Christmas tree They were made and painted by Florida artist Lorraine DeFeno. Hanukkah Happening Dec. 15 at 8 Call for an appointment decorated with natural ornaments will finance the club's community p.m. in Colonia. Call 574-9176. . These include jewelry, mugs, T- at your convenience. A display of larger dolls can be seen in the Viptorian bedroom : winners rianied made by Cub Scout Pack 174 of Music makers projects. : ;.:•;;, • •.' shirts, bird whistles, fossils, min- at the Dreye^home on Doering Way. erals, nature guides, coloring The Decorator's Showroom That Walnut School. The Somervilies will be on hand during the tour to answer Wjnners of tjlg monthly frid bppjsg, science toys,, 8n# astron- 276-3366 Celebrating its 100th anniver- questions and take orders for dolls. Mr. Somerville is a music to entertain ,wvttttw"'j'YT.:»' orny-relafyfd tnnlttits and toys. Vis- sary, the GoodfeUow Home' on , teacher in Cranford schools. FEEL SELF CONFIDENT Five musical groups will per- Center last Thursday were Esther itors can shop aiso m the plane- Central Avenue has historical *sig^ Tarler, Eileen Armstrong, Al tarium store. nificance to the community as form in conjunction with the - .throughoutihis house' evoke im- Like so many items in this house, Junior Woman's Club holiday Zielinski, Charlotte .Hogan and well as the family. Built with Civil ages of a bygone era. The plaster it was handed down from several Estelle Fortenbaiigh for the morn- War pension funds by Mrs. Good- house tour Sunday. Most of the Call Now: Shanm lnsiihclla Christmas party ceiling medallions in living and generations. performances will take place ing session. Afternoon winners fellow's great-grandmother, this dining rooms, each with a differ- Personal Colors linage (enkr were Ed Nlarek, Sam Sdiaeffer, house has been home to the fam- An American four-square colo- from 1:45 to 4:30 in Bates ttall on tap for lodge ent design, are original to the nial on N; Union Avenue that has of First Presbyterian Church Louisa Marino and Charles ily for five generations. The many Weber. . . - . house, as is the intricate molding been home to the Dalys for four where refreshments will be Vincent Lombardi Lodge, S6ns: heirloom and antique pieces and in all the rooms. Instructor "•' Channing Rudd in- photographs help recreate the years was built in 1933 during the served and holiday items sold. of Italy in America, will have its GIRLS! GUYS! Old-fashioned charm is the.nat- vites all Cranford senior citizens. Christmas party at 8 p.m. Dec. 13 family history and the early 20th The Madrigal Singers of to join the bridge classes. Announcing The Addition Of century. • ural theme to holiday decorating Christmas supper Cranford High School will //' You're Serious About Your Look at the Knights of Columbus Hall, beginning with the sled that al- South Avenue, Garwood. The architectural features lead off the entertainment at ways decorates the front porch. planned Monday the Dreyer home on Doering Gingerbread house At a recent dinner dance, lodge Way from 1 to 1:30. The select president Vince Carrea presented : a plaque to state lpdge president. • -.•.•' . . '•••• ToJ^jr_Salon . •'. '• The annual Christmas supper of choir will sing in Bates Hall workshop pec. 7 For Your Convenience, We Are Open Ute 3jllghts Club to sell wreaths, gifts College Women's Club of Cranford from 1:45 to 2:15. : SEASONAL SOFTENINGS Vince Sarno in appreciation for will-be held Monday at 7:15 p.m. Other groups performing at Rutgers Cooperative Extension his leadership in founding the 4-H Program will present a work- local lodge. Hours: Tues. 9-6 at Bates Hall of First Presbyterian the church are the Senior Wed, Thurs., Frl.g-8 Sunday at holiday boutique Church. Chairmen are Lynn Ringers of Calvary Lutheran From imD shop on building a gingerbread Chase and Ruth Pringle. . Church, Mary Lou Stevens di^ house for chilciren ages- 7., to ,12. It Sat. 9-4 • Expire* 12/21/90 custorners Qniyj Green Thumb Garden Club will "The Towns Comfort Company" l^^^H ^W^^ ^^^^W -^^^^W ^^^^V ^^^^^ ^^^^B ^^^^w ^^^^^ ^^^^V ^^^^* bows, Christmas stockings, poin- Intermezzo String Quartet will rector, from 2:15 to 2:45; Cran- will be helcl tomorrow from 7 W 9 Come hold its seventh annual wreath settias, hydrangeas, gilded ahi. at the Union County Admin-, play classical and seasonal music. ford High woodwind ensem- This Year Give... 5 Walnut Ave. Cranford 276-1203 Celebrate sale and holiday boutique Sunday wreaths, topiaries, bird feeders, Table decorations have been ble, Lynn Berry director, from istration Building, 306 ;North Ave., from 1 to 5 p.m.. at Bates Hall at swags and decorated baskets. made by the art committee under 3 to 3:30, and St Michael Easier Housework The Holidays 33 Elm St. „ First Presbyterian Church. The Gingerbread house kits arid the direction of Linda Sovva, Church adult choir, Peter New Feeling To Skin & Hair sale is in cooperation with the cookies will be sold by the Junior Rosemary Reilly and Kathy Nist Baratta director, from 4 to Lower Repair & Maintenance Costs ' Cranford Junior Woman's Club Woman's Club and carols will be { 4:30. * Gleaner & Brighter Clothes 233-2434 "Home for the Holidays" house sung. CHRISTMAS CONCERT tour. Admission is free to the bou- Brownie troops from Hillside Full Flavor to Water HHMgM| . The annual Christmas concert of tique. . ' • Proceeds from the sale will sup- Avenue School will sing from port Green Thumb Garden Club's the College of Saint Elizabeth cho- 5:15 to 5:30 at the Christmas The sale will feature decorated rale will be held Dec. 9 at .4:30. tree in Mayor's Park across Give MCDOWELL'S A Call AT 233-3213 fresh wreaths, boxwood trees, civic projects, which include plantings at the Historical Society p.m. in Convent Station. 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*.' .'l 'f A-14 CRANFORD CHRONICLE Thursday, December 6,1990 Hanukkah festival celebrates liberation from tyranny Thursday, December 6,1990 CRANFORD CHRONICLE A-15 Hanukkah, a Jewish holiday of days—hence the eightday dura- celebration this year is a party for SchooL Sisterhood Will have its -l^ive^eside^ hip-ma liberation from tyranny, will begin tion of the holiday today, and the all congregants Dec. 16 from9:4 5own parly celebrating the lighting Tuesday evening and continue nine-branched Hanukkiyah or to 11:15 am. sponsored by the Sis- of the last Hanukkah candle Dec until sundown Dec. 19. Hanukkah menorah: one branch terhood, Men's Club and Religious 18 at 8 p.m. By Cheryl Moulton for all cats to combat rabies Known as the Festival of Lights or candle for each day of the holi- You can fight city halt and win; (Continued from page A-l) Stirling, who would accept a six- Hanukkah celebrates the success day, and the ninth as a guardian just ask Riverside Drive residents voted for the ordinance; however, month contract as requested by of Jewish uprising against the or pilot light who came out against a proposed she did object to the license fee's the governing body. The township ; SyriarirGreek empire. The Syrians Many Jewish homes today cele- footbridge from Hanson Park to being the same for cats as dogs, will pay approximately $10,200 for had taken away freedom of wor- brate by lighting not only the can- their neighborhood, and saw the requesting the cat fee be lowered.. the six-month contract, with a $40 ship, and had incensed the Jews FOOD WAREHOUSE dles of the holiday, but by placing Sale Thru SAVE CASH! project scrapped last week, to Commissioner Vince, Brink- extra charge for every after-hours by desecrating the Holy Temple an electric Hanukkiyah in their, their relief . erhoff strongly objected to the emergency call they make. with forbidden sacrifices. Led by windows, increasing the number 12-9 90 OPEN TO THE PUBLIC The residents, alarmed when proposed ordinance saying the In an effort to cut back on the the family of Judah the Maccabee, of. lights each day until all are lit ... FULLY COOKED BONELESS TOP SIRLOIN STEAK they read in the Chronicle a foot- only, animal benefiting from the 60 emergency calls (46 for dead a Jewish popular'Uprising finally on the eighth day. Those passing WHITE MEAT succeeded in driving the Syrians USDA CHOICE bridge had been proposed from licensing will be "the mouse who animals) to date this year, Hehl by Temple Beth-El will notice the HICKEN NUGGETS Hanson Park to a small detached hears the jingle of the license tag met with Police Capt Harry Wilde ' from the land and from the tem- temple's large electric Han- 95 2V4lb. Box $050 Each 10 oz. Portion ple. triangular section- of Sperry Park on the cat" '••'•• to establish a protocol limiting the ukkiyah at the roof line. Han- Buy1 Get 1 FREE Q Buy 2 Get 3rd FREE (at Riverside Drive and Casino Commissioner Dan Aschenbach after^hours emergency calls to It was necessary to purify the ukkah is a happy holiday, and FURMANO'S OLD WORLDS Avenue), banded together to find Garden State. The firm will be temple and relight the mendrah, over the years has developed a did not support licensing because CRUSHED TOMATOES CHOPPED GARLIC put exactly what the township had he "did not see the benefit"of it" contacted after hours When a the seven-branched candlestick tradition of gift-giving—not an planned and why. The neighbors He preferred to mandate immunir stray or loose animal poses a pub- that burned there. A search of original feature of the holiday, but $O49 Per #10 Can $998 from Riverside Drive and sur- zation only, towhic h Force asked: lic safety problem, an animal bite temple premises found only one that stems largely from its (105 ounces) rounding streets attended the is involved, an injured animal, or enough pure olive oil to burn for proximity to the Christian holiday .mm- 32ozs. "Where is the control then?" SOUTHERN SNACKS Nov. 13 Township Committee Also on the same agenda was any dead animal in a public street one day, but tradition says that of Christmas. FRESH ROASTED GOLDEN TIP TEA BAGS poses a public safety or health this; oil continued to bum for eight Choice Orange Pekoe Tea meeting and began asking ques- the township animal control ser- Included in Temple Beth-EJ's 'IRGINIA PEANUTS tions about the township's plans vices contract which "was can- problem^ All other calls will be $ No Per Box of 100 to install the footbridge. celed abruptly in Cranford and 10 referred between 8:30 a.m. and 5 Ib. Bag Cholesterol 99* One resident asked if governing other Union county municipalities 4:30 p.m. According to Hehl the FROZEN VEGETABLES TABLE JOY SPANISH OLIVES elders had visited the site and mmmmm by the Society for th&Prievention contract, was reviewed by town- Bells to ring for worhen Whole Baby Carrots • $1.69 Vfr Gal; OaL was told they had not Tom Denny dence into additional township of- the footbridge had been "an idea oh in Hanson Park the mayor re- to Cruelty to Animals (SPCA) aS of ship attorney Ralph Taylor and ' Broccoli Spears • $1.89 Plain Queen $5.29 $9.49 of Riverside Drive suggested if fices and to fund the project with we weresjust kicking around," sponded, "I can't right now, we do Nov.30, leaving the township with- was in effect on Dec. 1. vwill celebrate 50 years of. Italian Blend • $1.89 Stuffed Queen $6.69 $12,50 the five members of the Township a $165,000 bond ordinance. The Ann Kane of Riverside Drive not have all the information here, out animal control services. After License fees have been upped to women serving God's call with acts of charity, justice and compas- Oriental Blend • $1.89 2 ib. Packs Stuffed Manzanllla $6.09 $10.69 Committee had, they would not venture was scrapped: by the gov- '. said, "The $238,000 is not anbut there has to be a public hear- investigation of firms providing $10 for un-neutered dogs, and $8 ing on that,. and you will haye for those neutered. All licenses sion with the theme "Set Free, BerFree, Jubilee," CHAFING RACKS FRESH GREEN CABBAGE have considered a footbridge erning body in August after ob- 'award' but a 2 percent loan for 20 the same service, Hehl recom- To start-off the year-long observance, local churches will ring leading to an area so compact-and jecting residents hired former years and regardless -»#4iow we input Don't feel like this is a: mended Garden State Kennels of must be secured in January; bells at 10 am. Dec. 13. $E95 dangerous for pedestrians. township engineer Greg Sgroi to get the money we still have to pay done deal" Church Women United is a national ecumenical movement that .Ww Per Pack 19* Perlb. The footbridge, broached sev- demonstrate the project's cost had it back." .•••;••• , . Riverside residents returned at represents a broad spectrum of religious tradition, race, age, eral weeks ago by township parks been underplayed. The ultimate- —^Force—supported Green Acreg the Nov. 20 meeting, this time CRANFORD INDOOR economic status and ethnic background and functions through and recreation director Frank destiny of the house was put on funding, saying, "If is the cheapest joined.by residents objecting to local, state and national branches. , ATTENTION RETAILERS WITH CIGARETTE LICENCE • WE NOW OFFER CIGARETTES D'Antonio at a governing body hold until recently when it was way we can do it» and everyone POOL & FITNESS CENTER WHOLESALE 7 DAYS A WEEK the use of Hanson house. When Unified by a common faith in Christ, member's work to elimi- workshop, was considered to be a rumored the Historical Society will benefit One thing I would the issue of the footbridge was- 401 Centennial Avenue nate poverty among women and children and for issues of peace feasible project in connection would occupy the house; like to remind people, with Green brought up, commissioner Carolyn Cranford, NJ. 07016 ••.<;..•* and justice. ' BOULEVARD WHOLESALE FOODS with the revitalization of Hanson In objecting-to the footbridge Acres funding, it (the park) will Vollero. said immediately, "There The public is invited to participate in World Day of Prayer in and Sperry parks using Green and park enhanceijnents, River- always be greea" : Hours: Motl.-Wcd. 8-6 CALL FOR EASY DIRECTIONS c\nn I inrnln RlwrJ : is ho footbridge,.that's out" March;. May Fellowship Day and World Comrnunity Bay hv No- Thurs.&Fii. 8-8 201-469-8401 Lincoln Blvd. : Acres .ftuidsv At 'that tune govern- -side |)riy^'; residents pqinte*d7:tp:y : \ .Residents said the parks had al- Snt. 8-5 «- Sun. 9-2 ivc Accept Food Stamps Middlesex, NJ ing body meihbersjdijL not object flppding possibilities, the?blind .ways been green: in Cranford and: i_"_Whiie_Jresidents- of Riverside^ to a footbridge, but considered it curv© corning fromi Orange Ave- if Hanson Park Was indeed a paS-v Drive feel ffiey have won, the foot- ' DISCOUNT RATES • worth including in the project nue down Riverside Drive, the sive park, "why ligKt it up, pave it: bridge battle, they insist the war Hanson house, within Hanson lack of sidewalks for pedestrians, and put a gazebo on it" Some is still on, against township;spend - December 1st World Community director to speak Park,' 'became a point of conten- and the strain on residential taxes questioned what was costing "all ing. According to one resident, "We intend to be an active part of (not applicable lo those Ralston, H. DeffehbaugltJr., di- Community, is a graduate of Har- tion this spring and summer when as it is without an additional loan that money." Asked by one resi- the township decided to renovate to fix,up the:two parks. dent if the mayor could "outline" meetings, giving our input It is who had memborship last yoar) FINISHING TOUCH: Workers attach steeple to Osqeola Pres- rector of the Lutheran office for vard Law School and the Univer- . the deteriorating former resi- Mayor Ed Force responded that what the $258,000 is being spent our taxes they are spending." byterian Church on Raritan Road to complete reconstruction World Community, New York sity of Colorado. Since 1985 he December... ; of the church which burned more than two years ago. The first City, will talk Sunday about the had represented Lutherans at the plight of uprooted populations United Nations in New York, con- service in the new building Is set for 10 a.m. Dec. 23. 1 and the unprecedented migration centrating on issues of human A Month of Daily Hours of people in the wrorld todaydur -rights, Namibia and South Africa. Former town engineer challenges mayor on Hanson Park ing Calvary Lutheran Church's For additional information, call Monday thru Friday - 6:00 A.M.-9:30 P.M. adult forum. The forum is. at 9:45 the church office, 276-2418. We are going to talk about the Saturday & Sunday - 9:00 A.M.-6:00 P.M. First Presbyterian to observe Celebration By Cheryl Moulton spending this kind of money on a . Uoice raised, continued to tell a.m. In the lounge of the educa- park," he said. Sgroi the plans were being uti- house and the parking lot This tion building. Hanson Park, on Springfield Av- lized as a "starting point" but part of the meeting is over." • 8 lane, 25 yard heated pool • Aerobic Rowers enue adjacent to the Rahway Force told Krause the money the second Sunday of Advent Deffenbaugh, recently appointed was "set aside" by Green Acres Sgroi did not seem to hear Force. • Stalrmasters e Nautilus to the Lutheran office for World Hanukkah party River, became a point of conten- for the township to use if jt so Sgroi said he should have rea- At this point the discussion • Individual weight machines • Alr-Schwlnn Bicycle First Presbyterian Church will the theological story behind the tion once again at the Nov. 27 desired. He also said the town- son to expect the plans he re- switched to actual funding for the. • Treadmills ; • Alr-condltloned locker room celebrate the second Sunday in details of the coming of Christ: at JCC Sunday Township Committee meeting ship could "use up to that ceived from the township were park, and Ed Robinson, Ttiwnship • Aerobic Bicycles Advent, a season of preparation Some questions to be discussed Youth to present when former township engineer amount" or use only a portioa "current information." He further Cbmrnitteeman-elect stated he the Jewish Community Center Greg Sgroi and Mayor Ed Force would not vote for a $258,000 loan • Lap Swimming - water exercise classes - aerobics - aquatic classes for Christmas, at 9:30 a.m. in the include: Was Jesus born in a sta- Krause said he thought every- explained he had made a compre- church sanctuary. ble or a house? Were there three Yule meditation of Central New Jersey, 1391 Mar- Went head to head over township at 0 percent let alone 2 percent tine Ave., Scotch Plains, will hold one wanted to see; a park there, hensive report in August which over 20 years. He said he would All Sunday School children will wise men? arid do .the Bible and p|ans to spruce up the area, but in flight of the $165,00 faUed foretold the hazards of the. park participate in a Christmas pag- science agree on the Star of St Michael's teen youth group its annual Hanukkah party Sud- i What initially started out to be a not burden the taxpayers anymore nay from 1 to 3:30 p.m. v .•,.' . bond ordinance this summer" and since it wasv in a flood hazard than they have been. : •':. • Registration eant which will be followed by the Bethlehem? Boutelle will note the will present a Christrnas medita- discussion orb Green,Acres^fund- area. He said he hadcontinued to differences in detail and purpose tion Dec. 16 at the church. Youngsters and their families claiins Jty foymervto'iynship engi- (at the facility) 11 am. worship service. ing rapidly 'descended into a explain' the problems they will Monday thru Friday - 10:00 A.M.-3:00 P.M. of the Gospel accounts of Christ's More than 24 members of the will be able tojoi n in a sing-along, neer Sgroi the park would never Commissioner Carolyn Vollero Larry Boutelle, associate execu- shouting match between Force receive Department of Environ- face with the DEP and "no one is Monday thr.u Tnurcciay - 6:30 P.M.-8:30 P.M. tive for Nurture in Elizabeth Pres- birth.. -~ -;.•...••., youth group will participate in the play instruments and dance with and Sgroi over proposals to sink took exception to Sgroi's state; O.T. Zappo and his Americana mental Protection (DEP) approval, listening. Why doesn't your engi- ments and said he was taking "ev- bytery, will be the guest speaker Boutelle was reared . in Min- 7 p.m. service which will include $258,000 into the 2.8-acre passive he did not see why the township neer tell you these things, or don't show. There also will be a dreidel : erything out of context" Sunday at the 9:30 a,m. adult nesota and attended seminary itt carol singing, readings from scrip- 'park,' .:• /V- •. :.••". • '•'•..• continued to pursue the issue. tures and tableaux* hunt, Hanukkah stories and book you listen?" forum in the youth center. Iowa. He has taught from the Frank Krause, an objector to Force said there were no plans, CALL 709-7260 FOR INFORMATION Boutelle will focus on Biblical Bible at congregations in Indiana Biblical personalities Adam and fair. Lunch, including the tradi- the township's retaining Hanson At this point a livid Force told Eve, Noah, Isaac and the four tional potato pancakes, will be' at which point Sgroi interjected "stories of Christmas spotlighting and Missouri. His role at Eli- served. house on the site and constructing Sgroi, "This is my meeting, we aT zabeth Presbytery is to assist "kings will be among the charac- a parking lot adjacent to thethe township owed him $2,50 for listen, unlike you. We are starting churches in education, leadership ters portrayed by the group. The fee is $18 per family for JCC building, voiced his agitation over the copies he received that day of from ground zero.. We listen to Parish prepares development, and programming For additional information, call members and $25 for non-member the $258,000 Green Acres "grant" plans for the park,,"If I were Yogi those public hearings, unlike you. for young adults and youth. the church, 276-0360. families. Call 889-8800. received by the township from the Berra I would say it's 'de ja vu' all gift 'giving tree* state. Krause pointed, out theover again," he added. grant was a loan at 2 percent in- Force tried to tell Sgroi he had The Church of St Anne begins 1 terest over 20 years. "In light of 1989 plans, and the township was p each Advent season with its "giv- Union Cottntp JkUgtous Directory all the other spending priorities now "back tosquar e one," but was «d jingtree.". we have I fail to see why we are interrupted by Sgroi. Force, his 'J WrLX,IAMS This year's tree has been All-Season erected in the vestibule by the NTJRSERY Kessler family, arid decorated SCOTCH PLAINS GRACE St. Paul's Radials with card ornaments, each tied CHRISTIAN CHURCH with different colored string. A & United Church of Christ Prepare for winter driving with all-season tires. 213 Center St. JPREYER FARMS description of a particular gift for 1800 Raritan Rd, ScotchPlains PEACE PREMIUM ALL-SEASON ECONOMY ALL-SEASON a needy person is written on the (By Union Co. College) Garwood Has a large selection LIFESAVERXLM LIFESAVERA7S back of each card. Families and FELLOWSHIP "Once Upon A Christmas" of Quality Trees, i individuals are invited to choose 889-1690 ^789-1285 524 SPRINGFIELD AVE. an ornament 950 RARITAN ROAD Rev. Doug laovcjoy-Cartcr $5195 CRANFORD, NEW JERSEY 07016 A Kids'Musicale We have WESTFIELD 31 . Gifts may be brought.to any (201) 27&-8740 Pastor Mass unwrapped. They will be Minister Doug McCullcy Sunday School Christmas Program GRAVE COVERS 232-4O76 ALL 13" LISTED ALL 13" LISTED distributed to the needy of St Txutin Dein & VJrtimi KnuJwn Worship and Sunday School P165/80R13 PI65/80R13 Joseph's Social Service Center, Sunday Sbhool 9:45 A.M. Sunday - 10:00 A.M. Worship 9:3.0 A.M.. The children of our Sunday School will present this P175/80R13 P175/80R13 $/l195 Elizabeth, Dec. 16 by the Christian Sunday Worship 11:00 A.M Wednesday -7:30 P.M. Teaching Child Care Available inspirational musicale with a real Christmas message for • Douglas Firs • Blue Spruce FOLLOW THE P185/80R13 P185/80R13 41 service committee of the local people of all ages. • Scotch Pines • Balsam Firs parish. . SEARCHLIGHT ALL 14" LISTED ALL 14" LISTED • Frazer Firs P17S/75R14 P17S/75R14 The public is invited to partici- Raritan Road Your children will learn of God's Sunday, December 9 at 6:30 p.m. TO P185/7SR14 95 P185/75R14 $44 95 pate in the Advent activities. Willow Grove love and gain a biblical foundation • Polnsettlas • Wreaths P195/75R14 P195/7SRU Baptist Church for life's decisions In our Sunday 54 J^esbjterian^Church 61 l-Raritan-Road.iGranfprd School. "The Word" All Your Christmas Needs! ALL IS" LISTED ALL 15" LISTED 6sceola~torirght—- MIDNIGHT P20S/7SR15 P205/75R15 1961 Raritan Rd. (Adjacent to the Days Inn) Became Flesh and Dwelt Among Us 831 Springfield Ave., Cranford 276-*290 (Open 7 Days) jj« . P215/75R15 $ 95 P215/75R15 95 second candle Scotch Plains .PV5/75R15 64 P22S/75R15 54 272-7088 First A Christmas Canftaf-~—;. MADNESS The Rev. S. Timothy Pretz, pas- 232-5678 Pastor Steve Nash tor of Osceola Presbyterian By Our Sanctuary Choir ATTENTION LIGHT TRUCK • RV • VAN • 4 WHEEL DRIVE OWNERS Church, will preach Sunday's 10 gundav Service^ The Sanctuary Choir under the direction of Ruth King, OPEN TIL MIDNIGHT LIFESAVER GT4 ALL SEASON I 9:00 AM» Sunday School For s a.m. worship service at Clark's Sunday School—9:40 AM. BLACKWALL FOR IMPORTS SMALL AMERICAN CARS ^P205/75R15 Trail Maker II (BLACK) ...*Br All Ages Sunday Worshlp-ll:00 A.M. will sing this dramatic Cantata. Special Discounts Brewer Municipal Building. Wed, Evening Bible Study-7 P.M. JP205/75R15 Trail Maker II mwu $70w 10:00 AM - Coffee and Fellowship We lit la Pelkwrthtp with Ihe CmacMlivc B»p4bl 9 AM j "Christmas and Chance" will be . Church Sunday, December 16 at 6:30 p.m. . 175/70SR13 .....$52,9S 9S the sermon topic. Music will be To Midnight 185/70SR13..; $55.95 P235/75R15Trail Maker II (BLACK) *86 10:30 AM -Worship Services 170 Elm Street J 95 provided by the chancel and jun- Westtleld, New Jersey 07090 ' 1B5/70SF)14...,...... $59.95 235/75R15 Trail Maker II IBWL).; *89 Nursery and Child Care Provided Redeemer Lutheran Church Christmas Eve Service ior choirs. 233-2278 195/T0SR14 $61.95 98 In observance of the season of Clark and Couperihwalte Place Join with us for this traditional Candlelight Service of 145SR13 •-,. 176SR14 ...... $55.95 LT215/85R16 Trail Edge A/S *94 Wednesday - 8:00 PM Bible Study (NewVMCA) Church School 9:00 AM $ BS Advent, the second candle in the Worship 10:30 AM carols and scripture and special music! 1B5SR14 $58.95 LT235/85R16 Trail Edge A/S ,.. 109 October 24th a new study will begin . Weettleld, NJ Advent wreath will be lit during Dr. Robert L Harvey, Pastor **w*fc' SUH. THRU TUES 9 - 5PM 95 the service. Fellowship hour will after Bible Study "Being A Chritttan 232-1 S 7:00 p.m. 31x1050R15AII-Terraln'(BucK)..;... *99 jz^^-v ^ Rev. Paul E. iffitscluPm WED. THRU SAT. 9 - 8 PM WHITEWALL SPEED RATED follow. In A Non-Christian World" Roger Borchln, D.C.E. * EVENINGS WEATHER PERMITTING taken from the Book of James • SNOW TIRES SNOW TIRES Sunday school for all ages and Sunday Worship S»tvlce» STANDARD 7amto1pm 3.00 FtEPAFSE IPO Ft WINTER an adult Bible class will be of- *10O TRAILMAKER RADIAL T/AWR SERVICE SPECIALS! Thursday -10:00 AM Bible Study Sermon Titles For Advent DISCOUNT 1 pinto 8 pm 227 fered at 9 a.m. Sunday School and ECONOMY 6 pm to 7 am 1.80 STEEL BELTED , TRAILMAKER Adult Blbl* Clus 0:50 am RADIALS RADIALS DRAIN & FILL • OIL CHANGE BATTERIES 8:00 PM Choir Rehorsal Nurjery Service Provided Sundays at 9 a.m. and 11:15 a.m. Add 3% ftden* Excise tot. During Worship Services »nd Education Hour December 9: "Season's Greetings to the 000 Christian Day School Nursory the people you low toMy...fcoo« o «B-.-9°{ FREEIMO " Methodist youth Pastor Ralph P. Acerno E Through Grade 6 Dejected" Luke 1:11-17 2.00 OFF f DECORATED ! i c l ALL OTHER SIZES IN STOCK" ALL OTHER SBed IN STOCK wm PoLVUnm kua M-V ALSO AVAILABLE P<>tK>MIANC« *ftv> RAW AUO AVAILUU •™*.TJi,' 'iP'j-. *'A!j5s *<^»>— work for others December 16: "Season's Greeting to the POINSF.TTIA FIRST UNITARIAN SOCIETY OR • InataH up to 2 gallon* j LUD9 « rlHSl J warrantlor domestiy batteriec ands • 10"' PIQS/T^IU "^ Imported cars .J GRAVE I'1IB.7B1IU The third and fourth graders at OF PLAINFIELD Troubled" Luke 1:26*3$ Or More COVER nusntanu p8«man«nt-lyp« S tj*« Af> I '"'' " Cranford United Methodist Unitarian Universalist December 23: " ttisritim anWreezWcoolant | '1/ MS J ™O Exp. 12/22/80 Church recently sent a decorated To Advertise Here Season's Greetings to the • ln»p«d ooollno Systom | _ • -M M*rw | AVOID NO 9TARTSI houi, bate and damps I QUaKer State j banner overseas to Lt Steven Jay World!" Luke 2:8-14 AVOID FRSE2E-UPSI I FNC128 1 Frank, son of Donna and George L._-Exp. 12/22/90--J-- Frank of Clark, church members. Please Call: The banner was decorated with 1. «'.'••» pictures of church members, 0113077790700 newspaper clippings, comic strips Annette Cranford Alliance Church land brief messages to other ser- 724 Patk Ave,, 7 Cherry Street vicemen stationed overseas. Plaitifield, NJ 07060 201-758-0750 231-6689 Cranford, N.J. 276-1617 oMpocownrmcouroM Sunday school children also col- lleverend MargAt Campbell Gross .COUNNSNOTVAUimra lected $101.30 for UNICEF on Worship Service at 10:30 AM Sunday WOMMMTMAOMSSSAUMANV Halloween. OTNaSAUMKOMOTIOM rt >./•/ 11 Thursday December 6,1990 CRANFORD CHRONICLE B-l A-16 CRANKOKD CHRONICLE Thursday, December 6,1990 AD Ljelli previews Granfqrd sports, expects an 'upswing5 in basketball garOarss- tofo a 13-1913-12. recorM-rnrrdi last year head coach Sally Kleeman. There I -i- - .--;-• • .....••• By Al Lies and they made both the county are. 13 returning letter winner's. Sports writer and state tournaments. The sea- The team recSrd last year was 10- a Cjranford, son opener will be away Friday, 5. The first meet is set'against • "We have two new varsity Dec. 14, against Irvington. Linden this Tuesday at home. coacheSj Joe Lafferty For boys' "Coach Melleno has continually Lelli said, "We had a good sea- basketball and Beri La Sala for worked to improve the girls' pro- son last year. We have a good nu- wrestling," said Bob Lelli, Cran- gram. This year, with nine return- cleus of swimmers coming back ford High School's athletic direc- this season. I hope more of our tor, "I'm looking toward, hope- ing letter winners and some ex- cellent JV prospects, wer_look for school swimmers also get'involved fully, an upswing in basketball more progress," said Lelli. : . with the excellent Gator pro- coaches and continuing development with Wrestling gram." . With the coming holidays in mind, our Santa's Helpers in their festive red i the wrestling program." Bowling . , When it comes to the freshest and finest citrus fruits, we always look New coaches are throughout hats and vests are as busy as can be. To see for yourself, just turn to our — Boys' basketball Ron Pizzi coached the Cougars west to California and south to Florida. _ , 'By> Paul Arianas j. Last season the team was 1-22. the program. La Sala will be as- to an 8-5 record last year.. Their Holiday Gift Corner. Chronicle associate Besides Lafferty as the new var- sisted by former Cranford High And this week at Kings, our Farmer's Corner offers you the cream of the School champion, Frank Genova, first opponent is Union Catholic This year's winter sport season T sity coach, Ed Degenhardt will Thursday, Jan. 3, at Echo Lanes in crop from both states. From domestic specialties to imported delicacies, you'll find a world of guide the JVs, Tom Johhstone is a Cranford firefighter. • Jim Mountainside. wijl welcome new head coaches! Shriner will guide the freshmen Enjoy our California Navel Oranges in any of four delicious sizes. As for delicious gift ideas for loved ones and dear friends. for bbys' basketball to both Cran- back to coach the freshmen and "Many of our bowlers partici- : John MofTitt will be varsity assis- and Jim Farrell, the eighth grade pated in slimmer leagues. We our juicy, meaty Florida Seedless Grapefruit, you can take your pick of You can purchase your Kings Holiday Gifts right on the spot to take home fortd and Brearley high schools. team. : : Joe; Lafferty, new at Cranford,, tant. There are eight returning have four returning letter win- either Red or White; with you. What's more, our Santars Helpers are delighted to help you with letter.winners. •.. • Last year the team was 8-8.: ners. I. look forward to another ha? been working with the basket- Willie Carpenter, defending state For the easiest-peeling Tangerines, our sweet and tender Fairchilds from all your selections and wrappings. * ball program since he joined the "FYom what I've, seen so far, successful season," said Lelli. staiff in June. He began training "Coach Lafferty has worked.hard champion, is being joined by 14 Winter track California are just the thing. And don't overlook our California Lemons So come to Kings this week for groves and droves of the freshest citrus the team by entering it in a sum- during the summer months with returning letter winners. Veteran coach Ray White had a and the finest gifts. mer basketball league in West- the returning letter winners and "The season opening Caldwell combined boys' and girls' record and our Florida Limes. They have a taste and a tang all their own for field. Additionally, during the fall,; newcomers to the program," said Tournament, on Dec. 15, should of 11-3 last year. This season he anything, from entrees and vegetables to salads and beverages; They're all ypUrs With love from Kings. he; held clinics for players of all ! Lelli. "I believe he is on the right be a good indicator of what our has 21 returning letter winners. ag^s. Now the team practices track to the ultimate goal of hav- season could be like. I look for- The firsfc-meet will be at home three hours a day, six days a, ing a successful program. The first ward to bettering last year's .500 thisr Wednesday against Spring- Mike Manclno Joe Lafferty record," said Lelli. BUTCHER'S CORNER FARMER'S CORNER GROCER'S CORNER SIGNATURE CLUB COUPONCORNER ' week '•',,."' '••.;•••.'.. game is Friday, pec. 14, at home field. SPECIALS The Cranford team finished the Cranford after spending last year just as competitive this year, but against Irvington/' Swimming According to Lelli, "Ray White., USDA Choice California Maxwell House , Take advantage of our weekly summer,league with a record of as head coach of the Brearley bas- right now our main goal is to im- Girls'basketball Stacy Hegna, former Cranford is one of the state's leading track J the purchase of u quart or more of 6:3. lylore important than the final ketball team. Prior to that, he prove over last year," he said. Coach Gene Melleno, in his' High School swimming champion, coaches.. His name is synonymous Instant members-only savings in our :Freshly Squeezed Si\ standings, however, said Lafferty, spent 14 years as head coach, and "We have three returning starters sixth year, guided the Lady Cou-. becomes the new assistant to with Cranford track" Beef $719 Navel 99 Butcher's, Seafood, Deli, Farmer's "Hie team showed definite signs two years as JV coach at Dover who I think will help us to be very Roast ib ___r".-. ges ibQ Coffee and Floral Corners. Look for our iORANGE 3 W of: improvement thr6ughout the HighSdhool. competitive. I'm also very excited Bottom, Shoulder and Chuck ; . Regular (8 oz.), French Roast or rnpnthly specials in our Grocer's; •JUICJ E OFF summer." Former Brea^leyJV coach IWike about our .sophomore team and Size 5(5, Size 72, Size 88, Size 113;. Dairy andI FreezerCorners. With this' Manciho will be nioying-up^the--hoping-that we'll Jhave a good-JV §«ccessftil fall season generating Columbian "(T.oz.); , : . ..;•':.. llthllnthe termer'ste Cortur Coupon USM Choice Beef Shoulder California Lemons 195 size season with a 16-10 record and Brearley varsity coacjiing position. team which-will help the varsity. "" Andv if ybU're not already a Mancino will be 'filling.the.posi- : squad along." ,...... Cherry 7-tIp or «' member, sign up today Lafferty has high expectations for London F__irchila 8/12/90:8718/90, ... LUIS? theapproachingseason. "Wehave tion vacated by Lafferty. . Mancino graduated from Byear- spirit for^winter j Santapiida 7-UpSbda JOIN THE CLUB, . Limit one coupon/item per customer • five seniors returning this year -Manciho also has been working, ley in 1985. He has spent the.last Broil and I hope that their experience with his team since the summer two years working with the Brear- ',;•.'• '• ' ' '"•• .'. '••• Wrestling-. • '.. •.!• • v . ' .'.•'.. Regular or Diet, 2 l.tr. btl. and like the Cougars, the Bears Tangerines ITS FREE:! will help us to win some big ball ley basketball program. By AI Lies Ron Ferrara has been "at the helm for 14 years. • All Varieties games. The team has been prac- also participated in the Westfield Both teams are scheduled to Last year the team was 7-6-1 and qualified for the Kings Fresh Easy to.Peel, From California Ralston Members Save. Sports writer—„ Florida Seedless Grapefruit Oscar Mayer jMarie'S ticing and working hard all sum- summer league. play their first games Dec. 14 Group I team championship tournament Also re- c mer and fell and now we're hop- Mancino shares Lafferty's opti- Cranford will be hosting Irvington "We're coming off a very successfbl fall season. I'm turning are assistant coaches Bob Taylor and Peter Ground Red or White . __36 size 2/99 $ 2 $100 : SALAD io . ing it all pays off,"-I_afferty said. sure that success will generate a spirit and enthusi- $ Bacon mism for the coming season/ "We at 7:30 p.m., and Brearley will Florida Times 4/ l oz 50 Siragusa The first match will be against North War- $ 1 Ib, pkg. A graduate of West Virginia We- finished last year's season with a travel to Roselle Park for a 7 p.m. asm for all winter sports," said Tom Santaguida, ren Thursday, Dec. 20, at home. This will be fol- Beef Florida Cherry Tomatoes pt; 1.29 A OFF •DRESSING athletic director at Brearley Regional High School, C 2 » Members Slave OFF sleyan College, Lafferty comes to 17-10 record. I think we can be contest :,..'' lowed by the highly competitive Woodbridge tourna- Fat. Content Not to .Exceed 20% Florida Purple Eggplant __lb. 69 Perdue in a preview of the winter sports season. • .... ; $ .With this ment Dec. 28. Family Pack, 3 lbs. or more California Broccoli ' - 1.49 Corn or Rice (12 6z.) or Wheat (ib.) Coupon Brearley's soccer team won the Group I state soc- S Oven Stuffer I Good 12/2/90-12/8/90 "We have a number of returning letter winners," Kings All-Natural Lean Fresh Large Bulb Garlic _lb. 1.99 $100 LU151 cer championship. The Bear football team finished said the athletic director. "We look forward to im- Ground Beef Fat Content Not to Mueller's Any Size Limit one coupon/Hem per customer « the season with an 8-1 record. The girls' field hockey proving on last year's record." . Exceed 10% No Antibiotics or California Iceberg A OFF team'.was Mountain Valley champion. $ 59 Members Save Winter track Boys'basketball Hormones.: __lb. 349 Pasta 1 lbpg Fresh The boys and girls have separate teams but many JSalt or Sweet Last year's team had a record of 16-11 and quali- Lettuce ea Spaghetti, Thin Spaghetti or Elbow fied for the state tournament Michael Mancino will times they practice and compete together. Jim Kings Country Farm Fresh Grey Sole : Breakstone Hagen coaches the boys; Jim Dougherty is the girls' Family Pack, 3 lbs. or more Imported from Spain Macaroni. $100 move up from JV to be varsity coach. Steve Washuta White Rose FilletS 1 lb. or more will be JV coach. The team will miss Stirling Wil- coach. Dave Hagen and Jami Sammarco are assis- XOFF •BUTTER 89' liams, a 1,000-point career scorer, who graduated. tants. "The meet schedule is being developed against Chicken Clementines $15 9 Fresh Members Save •8 oz. qtrs. With this "We will open with cross-town rival Roselle Park Mountain Valley Conference teams," said San- Easy to Peel, Ib. J Spring • Coupon Friday, Dec. 14, away," said Santaguida. "This will taguida. "We're giving our runners a breather before Legs whole ib. their first race in January." 59 Sea Scallops 12/2/90-12/8/90.; test us immediately and be an indicator of what the Drumsticks 1h. Water. OFF • •'•. , Bowling lib. or more season could be." Thighs DAIRY CORNER White Rose Girls'basketball ,jThe team /fir^hed with a 57-46 record last year. With love from King? Coach Marge Egan guided the Lady Bears to a 12- Vincent Albino has been the coach for 13 years. All Tropicana Ruby Red competitions' will be held at Echo Lanes in Moun- Kahn's Facial •All Varieties 10 record last year and they qualified for the states. A strong nucleus of letter winners are returning, The tainside Mondays and Thursdays beginning in Jan- 200's Fresh P&sta ffQv ; Bacon $219 Grapefruit $~f 99 Tissue 59 •Sprite, Tab, Diet Coke, opening game will be Friday, Dec. 14 at home uary. . ••,'. •:. • .' • •' •'•-.• • ' .. Smoked, Sliced Ib. Sauces ... OFF ,, :Goke Classic or against Roselle Park. • "There were no seniors on the team last year so Juice 64 ozX Wisk gal. . . "This is coach Egan's fifth season," said San- we have a lot of experience and expect to be very With love from Kings;rM«Bb«-.sw-. 5 taguida. "We hope to be a force in the conference." competitive," said Santaguida. SEAFOOD CORNER La Yogurt 6 oz. Detergent •6/12 oz. cans $6" Store-Made With this Fresh Farm-Raised Maine Regular $100 Kornicsak FREEZER CORNER Fruit Tarts • Good 12/2/90-12/8/90 LU14S \bgurt • OFF «' ' .'•'.• •'•••.' Salmon $799 2/99 Members Price • * Limit one coupon/Item per customer Rich's ' 32 oz. Florida tennis star Steaks ib / Temptee Whipped 99 Coffee Rich Summer 100 : Minute Maid Fresh North Atlantic Cream for Rugters Budget Gourmet Sweet Corn OFF : Frozen . Flounder Cheese 8 oz. 90 Red or Natural Members Save $1 Photo by Robert Young Garwood resident Amy Kor- Light •ORANGE ON THE'MAT: Cranford High School wrestlers warm up by exercising before mat sessions In nicsak is starting to make a name Fillets Cabot's Best of the Best $J69 Pistachios : JUICE 12 OFF preparation for first match Deci 15 at Pequannook Tournament. for herself on the Rutgers-Newark Entrees 9 „. 2 lb: bag With this tennis team. Sophomore • Kor- (3-5 oz. avg. wt.) Coupon nicsak, a Union Catholic graduate, Gift $1/199 Members Save Fresh Whole La Creme Tabletop •Good 12/2/90-12/8/90 LU149 helped the Raider women's tennis Pack 24 s oz J"# Whipped * • Limit one coupon/Item per customer Cougar swim team to host Linden team build a 13-3 record for the Ib. $J>9 99 Blue Stone-Pine fall season. Assorted Cheeses and Maple Syrup OFF Topping oz. Mini Tree 6- pot •All Varieties Longtime Raider head coach Medium White Members SaVe ^VhiteCloud Bob Mizerek praised the progress Land O Lakes A Seasonal Favorite Kornicsak made during the sea^- •BATHROOM $1 19 son. "Amy started off shaky, but Shrimp ib SOlt 2-8 oz. tubs Poinsettia 6"pot 00 The Cranford High School var- roster are freshmen Scott Ac- The schedule will lead up to the we corrected her service prob- (Prev. Froz. 36-40 ct. per Ib.) Margarine .OFF •TISSUE With this sity swim team will begin its ampora, Kelly Imus, Nicole Mag- county championships in Febru- lems. From start to finish of the 99 Coupon ' 1990-91 season Tuesday with a uire and Aimee Niemsyk. ary and the state, championships Pond-Raised in Ecuador Signature Club Specials are available only at ;pkg. of 4 rolls season, she made the most im- Kings in Wayne, Bedminster, Garwood and meet against Linden at the Cran- The team, which has been prac- in March. In the county tourna- provement She became one of Fresh Farm-Raised Short Hills. . . ford Indoor Pool. ticing every weekday since Nov. ment last season, the girls placed the team's better players." u • Good 12/2/90-12/8/90 ' • LU146 Maine This year the team has 20 swim- 15, is scheduled to swim 16 dual Sixth and the boys placed eighth Kornicsak, a transfer from St • . Limit one coupon/Item pt* customer • • mere, 12 of whom are returning meets in two months. Kleeman, a of 14 teams. Additionally, both Bonaventure, finished the season Mussels ib. letter winners. Having graduated graduate of Franklin and Mar- Hegna and Smith qualified for the 12-6 in singles and 7-5 in doubles. 99 • 6-Pack only three seniors, coach Sally shall College, said "I feel that we states, and finished in the top 10. Additionally, Kornicsak and her have a pretty competitve schedule Home meets are scheduled for 4 ^Thomas' Regular . •. •" A Kleeman and the team are look- doubles partner, Micky Doming- DELI CORNER Meet Neil Russo/our ing forward to repeating , last this year. Throughout the meets, p.m. at the Cranford Indoor Pool uez of Elizabeth, earned fourth Farmer's Corner Manager •ENGLISH $119 year's successful 10-5 season. there are some pretty strong Complex. After the opening meet place in the New Jersey AIAW Boar VH/_ gal. With this Bfegna, Jeff Knight and Jason The Cranford winter track team White. "It's really tough to follow, long distance events. Sciarrohe and new additions will host Springfield Wednesday because a lot of the meets are Coupon for its first match of the season. Competitors in the jumping Keith Fosella and Maggie Mor- canceled because of the weather . events include Michelle Charney, Crumb $^99 iGood 12/2/90-12/8/90 LU150 reaie. Dan Beams, Krysia Cier- The team is currently scheduled or not confirmed until a few days • * Llhlll line foupoM/llem per customer • to compete in eight outdoor meets Tricia LaGrace, Mike Prodeline kowsjdi..Kim Smith and Karla before the meet" and Mike Isaacman while Laurie Cakes 20 oz. Ad Williams return tor their sophen and approximately 20 invitational The 45 members of the coed indoor meets. The exact dates and Ondrof, Joanne Catalano, Joyelle nrtore year; Completing the feam team, led by White and assistant Johnson, Casey Drexler, Dave FLORAL CORNER coach John Quinn, will participate Dorsett and Jeff KJelnsorgen are in three categories: running, scheduled to participate in the A Seasonal Favorite Lady Bears on MVC team jumping and throwing events. throwing events. : Handling the sprints for the girls New team members who have Poinsettia $^99 Nine members of the Brearley field hockey team have been will be Denise Pechillo, Jennifer not yet been assigned to a specific •named to the 1990 Mountain Valley All-Conference team. Schulze," Lauren Flynn, Carolyn event include Liza Buenaventura, The honorary team, which was announced at Brearley Nov. 19, Gardner, Elissa Cagan and Kristi Heather Messner, Brad Meehan, P.S. All prices effceiivc through December 8. IW(). is comprised of players from the six MVC schools. Members were White. Alex Sandoval, Kamrouz Ali Saifi and Greg Sokoloff. We reserve lh_ riuhl to limit quantities; wc'.do not sfcll chosen by coaches who voted for exceptional team members from Saifi, Dave Burg, Mike Chandros lo dealers: unu we cunnoi be responsible for In summing up the season, lypogruplnnil errors. Not all items uvailuble in all conference schools. arid Victor Catalano will be run- White said, "We could do pretty 450 Route 206 North & Hills Drive, Bedminster Lady Bears who made the team include seniors Crlsta ning sprints for the boys. Mores. Monday-Saturday 8 am-10 pm, Sunday 8 am-8 pm well. Winter track is basically a Rydzewski as goalie, Kim Eagan for offense and Jessica Saporlto Running the girls' long distance transitional period between cross 300 South Avenue, Garwood defense. Honorable mention went to senior Cindy Smith for of- events will be Margaret Morrow, country and spring track, Overall Monday Saturday 8 am-10 pm, Sunday 8 am-9 pm fense and sophomores Faye Pappandrea, Tara Novello and Tina Megan Thee, Meredith Baumann, my main goal is to keep the run- ..•••" Photo by Robert Young Kaufmann on defense. , 778 Morris Turnpike, Short Hills Leah Hunt, Andra Diziki, Chris- ners strong and to build up their PRACTICE SHOT: Lady Cougar Fran Litterlo aims for basket / The Lady Bears finished first in the MVC with a record of 9-1 in tine Pipchick, Karen Beta and confidence for the big meets." Monday-Saturday 8 am-10 pm, Sunday 8 am-8 pm 'regular, season play. Maria Vassalla. Franco Montalto, during practice for home opener vs. Iryington Dec. 14, B-2 CHRONTCLE Swimming and track to open winter season for Cranford Thursday December 6,1990 CRANFORD CHRONICLE B-3 18 Union Catho 4:00 Wrestling 27 Brick Mem. tour. A 9:30 Swimming 20 Shabazz A 4:00 January n t m n inrfi tw December 21 Linden H 4:00 (Varsity & JV) 4 Union ..A 4:00 11 linden H 4:00 26 . Christmas tourn. H TBA December 11 Scotch Plains H 6:00 13 Summit 4:00 H 27 Christmas tourn. H TBA 15 Caldwell tourn. A 10:00 16 Kearny A 4:00 ;19 Kearny A 4:00 19 East Side A 4:00 18 Elizabeth H 6:00 January 21 Linden 23 Rahway H 4:00 January A 4:00 4 Scotch Plains A 4:00 22 Irvington town. A 10:00 25 Westfleld H 6:00 100% PRICE GUARANTEE 4 Elizabeth H 4100 8 Summit H 4:00 February 7 'IF AFTER PURCHASING TIBES IN THIS AD, AT STS, YOU FINO A LOWER PRICE ADVERTISED IN A LOCAL NEWSPAPER WITHIN 30 DAYS OF THIS AD, AND THE TIRES ARE IN STOCK READY Roselle Catholic H 4:00 10 East Side A 4:00 January 2 Roselle Park H 6:00 9 Piscataway A 4:00 FOR MOUNTING, SIMPLY BRING US THE COMPETITION'S AD WITH A COPY OF YOUR INVOICEJAND WE WILL REFUND 100% OF THE DIFFERENCE OF THE COST OF THE TIRES. 11 Kearny H 4:00 A 7:30 8 County tourn. A TBA 11 East Side H 4:00 .4 Union County tourn. 15 Plainfield A' 4:00 9 Plainfield H 4:00 9 ,A TBA 15 Union A 4:00 17 4:00 Irvington Union H 11 Scotch Plains H 7:30 13 A 4:00 16 Westfield H 4:00 18 4:00 Kenilworth Elizabeth A 16 Kearny A 4:00 15 A 6:00 18 N. Brunswick A 4:00 22 4:00 Westfield H H 7:30 23 Sayreville H 4:00 25 A 4:00 18 Elizabeth Union Catholic 19 Gov. Livingston A 7:00 Coach: James Shriner 25 Plainfield 4:00 29/ H 4:00 H Shabazz 23 Rahway H 4:00 Bowling 28 Scotch Plains H 4:00 31 Linden A 4.00 30 25 Westfield H 7:30 PLUS. . . l Rahway t> 'A 4:00 H January ALSO AVAILABLE. .. 30 Summit 4:00 Union Catholic 4:00 • FREE MOUNTING February 3 • ROAD HAZARD PROTECTION February • '•^. : 4 Bishop Ahr A 4:00 7 Scotch Plains 4:00 • FREE TIRE ROTATION ONLYAT 2 County tourn.1 A February Linden .4:00 4:00 5 Scotch Plains H 4:00 2 Roselle Park H 7:30 10 • MILEAGE WARRANTIES 6 Springfield A, 4:00 7 Summit A 4:00 14 Shabazz 4:00 ' FREE SAFETY INSPECTION 7 Union Catholic H 4:00 8 County tourn. A TBA 17 Summit 4:00 HIGH PERFORMANCE TIRE 9 County tourn. A TBA • EASY CREDIT TERMS 12 New Providence H 4:00 Coach: Tom Johnstone 22 Elizabeth 4:00 INSTALLATION 13 Irvington •A 4:00 24 Westfield 4:00 • CONVENIENT LOCATIONS 7:30 » 90 DAYS SAME AS CASH! Coach: Sally Kleeman Girls'basketball 15, Kenil worth A 28 Union 4:00 • FREE 7 DAY SERVICE (Varsity & JV) 16 Bloomfield A 1:30 31 Rahway ' 4:00 Winter track February FFST DRIVE December Coach: Ben LaSala 4 Kearny 4:00 December 14 Irvington , , A 7:30 7 East Side 4:00 -.-KM IMPORT RADIALS 12 Springfield H 4:00 18 Union Catholic A 4:00 Wrestling Photo by Michael WhKam 95 14 Union A 4:00 20 Shabazz 11 SetonHall 4:00 s39 MICHELIN XZX H 4:00 14 Irvington 4:00 NO. 1: Brearley coach Al Czaya accepts trophy for state 22 Linden A 2:00 (Freshman) BECAUSE SO MUCH IS RIDING ON YOUR TIRES.® 145R13 BLACKWALL CAR SERVICE CENTERS January All games at Echo Lanes champion boys' soccer team from Kenilworth Mayor Joe Rego December 2 Millburri A 4:00 during Saturday's festivities in honor of the team. January 15 Pequannock tour. 9:30 Coach: Ron Pizzi 4 Scotch Plains H 4:00 3 Rahway H 4:06 9 Elizabeth 4:00 A' 5 Scotch Plains H 7:30 * MICHELIN 16 Clark. 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H TBA Coach: Gene Melleno 11 Manville A 7:00 21 St Patrick's H 5:30 H 4:00 14 Pingry Coach: Steve Washuta Winter track January Girls' basketball 15 New Providence A 4:00 January r 4:00 January ocesront 3ttiDcesron£ wcesrone IDGESTOne 3 Rahway A 4:00 18 Roselle Park H 4 Dayton H 5:30 teel Baited S402 5 County relays-G A POTENZAH.t>41 POTENZARE71 DESERT DUELER 5 Scotch Plains A 7:30 (Freshman) 22 AL. Johnson A 4:00 8 Bound Brook A 5:30 All Seaion Import Size Light Truck Steel Belted 4:00 Boys' basketball • 7 County relays-B A WHITE Steel Belted Radial High Performance'Steel Ultra Performance 8 Summit H 4:00 December 24 St Patrick's H 10 Middlesex A 5:30 WALL (Belted Radial All Season Steel Belted Radial Radial All Season 9 Dayton . A 3:45 A|l Season • D691/604V 25 ••' St Mary's A 7:30 (Freshman) & P155/80R13 35.95 ; BLACK BLACK 10 East Side A 4:00 14 Mendham H 4:00 11 Manville H 4:00 15 Gov. 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H 4:00 A 31 Linden A 4:00 9 Scoteh Plains A 4:00 8 Bound Brook H 4:00 5 Middlesex '• H 5:30 10 Westfield H 4:00 8 Manville A 5:30 y COST RADIALS .10 Middlesex H 4:00 : aclTles: Jim Hagen <$f>%ji) :;J t i H , Coach: Michael Mancino 11" ":- Pingry'•'••-;..:;•'•,•: 5;30 February 14 S. Plainfield 4:00 11 Manville . A- 4:00 ••A- Jim Dougherty (girjs);j QOODRfCH Gt4 " 2 Rahway H 2:00 16 Hillside H 4:00 New Providence A 4:00 12 New Providence A 5:30 P155/80R13 WHITEWALL CAR SERVICE CENTERS A 15 5 Scotch Plains H 4:00 18 N. Plainfield 4:00 Boys'JV basketball 18 Roselle Park H 4:00 Bowling •••••*•*•••• .*.••*••.•'•*••.•••*•.•••*•• ———: r 7 Summit A. 4:00 22 Westfield A 4:00 22 AL. Johnson A 4:00 Coach: Michael Capizzano January 9 Fort Lee(V only) A 7:30 24 Irvington 4:00 BFGoodrich December 24 St Patrick's H 4:00 3 TBA 3:30 COMPT/AHR 28 Union A". 4:00 14 Roselle Park A 5:3025 St Mary's .' 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Cranford boys Into overtime during which Minnesota took Kallo Donnelly 16 points, Mandy Ross four (Varsity) 25 New Providence H 7:00 21 TBA 3:30 !••••• • • * • • • ****** control. Billy Provod led tho Golden Gophers points, Cindy Rosis four points and Donna December 30 Bound Brook H .4:00 All games at Echo Lanes ORIGINAL EQUIPMENT with seven points, followed by Simpson wHh Ba'rrott two points. The Tiger defense and ball •-•• FIRESTONE FR312. (trades 7 and 8 five. James Doty four,; John Mlcclo three, handling efforts wore led by Kara 'Pack- 14 Roselle Park H 7:00 Coach: Vinnie Albano Carmine DeNlcola two, and Peter Epple one. ermarin, Christine Cavlcchlpll and Jill Rodlund. 18 A.L. Johnson A 7:00 February one P155/80R13 WHITEWALL Rookies Keith Gllbertson and Joey Viola each 21 St Patrick's XL 4:00 2 AL Johnson PROVIDENCE 43, ST. JOHN'S 37 played great, defense and rebounded well. H 1:00 Boosters to meet :•• •••*•••• *.*-- The providence Friars broke quickly to a . Ohio State was led In scoring by Robby 28 Roselle H 2:00 6 Elizabeth A 4:00 24-12 half-time advantage, led by Cruis Katt- Orsini With eight points, Tommy Arthur, six; Cranford men 15 Cranford H 7:30 The monthly meeting' of the reldor, who finished with 18 points, and strong Joey Unlsh, (our; and Evan Gllen, two points. January Cranford Booster Club will be •resroiK iresron rebounding by.John arid Chris Soltls, who The rugged Ohio State defense Was led by held Wednesday at the Commu- R312 FR 721 scored eight points apiece. Loon Schusterman and Brian Kelemen, who E.M.E. 2 0 4 Dayton H 7:00 Coach: Ron Ferrara onomy Steel Belted Domestic Size iresron Fl**cs Flrehawk GTX ircstonel St. John's closed the gap on Brian Wilson's each made numerous steals. Jay Rlchardella 8 Bound Brook A 4:00 nity Center. 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Greg Winters had six points with a In last wpok's play Frenchy's beat Mac- ULTRA PERFORMANCE NETS 50, KNICKS 11 strong second half. Kevin Fonlana had four kevlch & Burke 66-62; Cranford Hotel over- powered tho Suns 35-22; E.M.E. won 4S39 Led by the lino shooting and ball handling of points, Brad Sumenek scored four points, and PIRELLI P6 against the Royals; Pegasus was victorious Chris Sands, who scored 12 points, and the Mike Galluccl played a tough defensive game. 55-46 over Mulcahy's Tavam; Just RHe Equlp- 185/60H'Ri4 BLACKWALL CAR SERVICE CENTERS tough defense and rebounding of Greg Bazl- ^.P-atMatarteiflta "nmaiNAL EQUIPMENT ON THE WORLDS FINEST' lus, who tallied 18 points, the Nets'overcame scored evenly and consistently throughout the • ' a slow start to defeat the Knlcks 50-11 this game. Robert Sands handled the ball well and OF^fHE WEEK week. Also playing well wero guards Kevin scored four points. Jared Bashldum had four O'Donnoil and Joey McComb who scored points and Eddie Feeley scored two. Playing UC.G hoopsters (as picked by the sports staff of Forbes Newspapers) eight and six points respectively. The Nets' strong.on defense and rebounding were Ryan : tonaclous half court defense which was led by Schmltt, Jim Healey, John Pedde and Tim Stevo Skordlnskl, Chris Thee with two points. win home opener P600 P700 Styler, HR, VR Dave Eurell with two points and Chris Gil- GEORGE SCHMIDT High Performance VR, ZR bortson with two points, set up many fast The Union County College PB Ultra Performance Ultra PeiiormanCe IOWA 10, MICHIGAN STATE 6 women's basketball team opened Cranford High School Steel Belted Radial Steel Belted Radial break baskets for the hot-shooting Nets. In the opening game of the season for both Specially Performance Original Equipment BLACK Steel Belled Radial The Knlcks' high scorer was Brian Welngart loams, this contest went Into overtime. 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The Lady Owls, 26-4 last season, 89.95 215/60ZR15 225/50ZR16 254.95 Cranford High School football team for the last 21S/60HR15 225/6OZR15 220.95 235/60ZR16 373.95 Michigan State was led by Marc Petlto who were led by freshman Acestra 195/65HR14 85.95 two years, recently received the Most Valuable 195/55VR15 152.95 245/45ZR16 279.95 BULLETS 27, JAZZ 16 kep the game tight with timely baskets. Kevin Robinson who scored 17 points. 1B5/66HR15 86.95 206/55VR15 The opening game of the season saw two DeSlmone and Brett Gurnee were outstanding Sophomore Chris Shumaker Defensive Player trophy for 1990. A member of teams play a tight defensive game for almost defenders with key steals and rebounds. this season's varsity wrestling team, he also three quarters. 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A.M. to 9 P.M./Wcd. & Sat. 8:30 A-M. to 5:30 P.M. ALL LOCATIONS OPEN: 908-572-7072 squeaked by a tough Ohio Stale team. Billy Jones and Wrnberly KaHrelder. Monday thru. Friday 7:00 AM to 6:00 PM Saturday 'till 5:0esPM ALL LOCATIONS ARE OPEN NIGHTS. PLEASE CALL ^ Thursday December 6,1990 CRANFORD CHRONICLE B-5 iRD CHRONICLE Thursday December 6,1990 Bowling CRANFORD LEAGUE 149; Kenneth . Banlc, 148; Jennifer Evana; High series were bowled by Barbara Har- No New Mlchele Ventura, 111; and Denlse Wad. 92. riett, 438; Helen Baer, 410; Judy Vanover, JDgMMwRl 64 27 The K of C bowled the high team game of 70S 386; Jodee Newman, 410; Ruby Kteeples, and Garwood Auto Parts bowled the high 397; NaWto Mahoney, 385? Valerie Fran- '60 .31 team series of 1,940. zlpwie, 422; and Unda Brtolesca, 420. High Fixtures $9' 32' games were bowled by Ruby.Kleesples. 162; For ' Crmtonl Sunoco 56 35 Jodee Newman, 152; Valerie Frahzlpane, 148; NATEFRIEDMA 55 36 HILLSIDE AVE. PTA Pat Pavtak, 143; Natalie Mahoney. 142; Unda Sale! Briblesca, 144; Donna O'Donnell, 142; Helen 54 ,37 Newcomera 24 12 Baer, 152; and Barbara Harriett, 153. Lauren I Fuel .51 40 Hlllslda Angels 21 15 bowled the high team game of 425 and Am- PhbanU Jewelers 50 41 bush the high team series of 1.173. Rowdies 19 17 Reynolds Plumbing 49 42 Misfits a '15.5 Crmford Hotel 47 44 20.5 GARWOOD WOMEN Plnettes ' . 15 . ' 21 Victor Dennis 47 . .44 : Garwood Rest 49 35 ; Rascals 13.5 22.6 Oaik Lanes 47 44 Garwood Lanes 48 . 38 HuHVfcd ••,•••• 45 46 High series were bowled by Dottle Meteft- EZSockets 45 39 44 ToiEngel 47 nlk, 447; Rosemario. Lute. 438; Marguerite Lucky Girts .42 42 44 Modem Barber 47 Manos. 431: Rita Stiles, 418; Barbara DaGi- Dlttrick-a 42 42 43 ulno, 417; and MaryAnn Pastuzyn, 404. High Mason Umo 48 JoNlkCarpets 41 43 43 48 games were bowled by Rita Stiles, 172; Mar- Cap-Cadecs K&BWeldlng 39 45 41 yAnn Pastuzyn, 166; Marguerite Manos, 162; , Horah Lumber ' 50 and Dottle Metchnlk, 1.61. The New Girls. •,.•' 32 '.•''• 52 Global Carpet 38. 53 36 Rowe's Sunoco 55 MONDAY AM. SENIORS High series were bowled by Patty. Wall, 499;'. RobWrw 4 Allison J4 57 . Jeanne McComb, 489; Patty Yutz. 488; EUeri Burberry .Boyle, 480; Margaret Benkovtch. 477; Donna' Dutchy's Landscape 33 58 33; Go Getters. 51 26 Benko, 475; Blnor Bamy, 483; and UIsv Cranlord •arber 58 Gloss, 483. High games were bowled by Lisa - COATS $ 19. Bevs . 50.5 26.5 Just tor Kicks, k 72 Fralzer, 183; Patty Anderson, 180; Mary Ann Who . -39 38 Boyle, 177; Jay Matte, 174; Angle 8lmonet, Throe C's 38 168; Marge Kennedy, 184; Marie Hartung, the following bowled 600 serlos: Ron Phi- • ^9 163; Carole RMey, 163; Edith Guerrlero, 161; llips, 223, 214, 224; Joe Spocht, 190, 201, Hoy You . • 37 40 Winnie Parrot 163; and Olane Guertln. 233; and Chris Donovskj, 173, 175, 255. The Three Tops 36 41 • ';•'.•• •; • Photo9 by Dlanne Deverson toMowInQ Shot Qimes ol 200 or more: Ralph Sharpshooters 35 42 HID, Outohy Prutzman, Don Horvath, Jim Boa- . HAZ-MAT: At left, Cranford callmen Larry Drlscoll and Jim McNally listen to local hazardous die, George Glapps, Thorn Kornbr, Joe Right Aimers 35 42 LIVINGSTON-WALNUT Cadavers 46 materials representative Paul Schroeder as he exjslalns^equipment on county Haz-Mat truck. Weber, Ame Uen, William Brown, Ray Hensol, Go Get 'Em . 35 42 Psychos Above, callman Bob Cottingham, left, learns about Haz-Mat computer from consultant John Carmen Splnazzola, Ed Stocrgor, .Kevin Threo of Us 28.5 48.5 41 Knight, Nick Lettlerl, Jack Smith. Chick Athletes Feet 37 Ballantyrie. The county Hai-Mat team officially began responding to chemical spills and other O'Hantonj Hank Holand, Terry Nowlon, Honry High series wore bowled by F. Mlmlnov, Walking Wounded 37 hazardous conditions Nov. 19, Mutual aid is dispatched from Cranford Fire Headquarters. ; Mathews, Paulo Toy,; Howard Garbrlol and 529; Carol Capodlce. 524; Bob Blshe. 509; Bypasses Paul Degenhardt. 38 Tom Conway. 497; Eleanor Rlchovsky, 488; Al Plnacellan 36 Kullkowskl, 487; and Woody Sllker, 478. High Split Personalities 35.5 YOUNG AMERICANS •games were bowled by Carol Capodlce, 164; Bob Blahe, 187; F. Mlmlnov, 191; Eleanor Oophers : 33.5 board denies appeal Lester Sargent promoted tb county sherifFs officer chief . Rlchovsky, 181; Al Kullkowskl, 178; Al Jiidd, Sprained Ankles 33 i i *^V •'•'• ...'••• ' ' , ''...••• , • .. . •'','•.• Gawood Auto Parks 21 : 15 171;..Tom Conway, -leO;'-Woody Sllker. 167;. Bowt-Lejjged,:* '••'.'•. . 3Q Krllghts. of Golumbus ' . •-.". 21" .,•••''.. . Vis • and Mary'Zavila, 162.,... °\;L . :..•' Scrub? - •-.;i. "••'• 4 , <* pursuing a master's degree i., 28 •r Cranford resident; tester Satr . Rusty's ;i CASHMERE BLEND lot home pool oil Concord ' : 21 15 •'• . The Digits .,•':'• . •"'-. '. 37 gent was. promoted to sherifFs of- public administration program. ' ; : 28 V.F.W,-:." ; ;'T :::. > 18--:'•'.'. .18 tvees , BROOksiDEPTA 23 40 Reg. $295 ficer chief by Union County Sher- The "hew., chief and hi&.wiife, PetroPlastics .-..;; .'; '. .17.,' 19 i; Shallmar. •• -, ••" :. - -'15 • •••' . 9 . Ecchomot/cs ; '"23-..1 iff Ralph Froehlich during a re- Cathy,, are parents of two sons, Garwood Fire Dopt. 16 ; '.20 Navy, Charcoal, By Paul Arlanas Heaven Scent ' 14,5 9.5 Pins & Needles 19 44' cent ceremony at the i county Kevin and Brian, and .have been Blllnskas Bros. . 20 "• 16 Obsosslon . 14 10 Handicapped 18 45 Camel jC/irpn/cte associate courthouse. The 26-year veteran is residents of Cranford since 1976. Marano & Sons . 15 21 UzClalborne •....• .12 12 ' •' The zoning board has denied a Board member Geraldine Matt- now the highest ranking officer in Also honored at the ceremony Ambush .' . . ' 12 12 High series were bowled by Rosanno Gar- son stated that_even though the the sherifFs office. •'• was Ctanford police . officer • High series wore bowled by Glen Evans, iConcord Street couple's request to Lauren . . 11 ,13 cia, 526; Marianne Cuccolo, 499; Barbara Hunter property is surrounded by Sargent, who most recently held Christopher Chapman. Chapman 392; Gary Powell, 390; Christopher Lofebvre, Heywood, 499; Marie Evarlsto, .494; Karen erect an above-grourid swimming Tatlana 11 13 a fence, the fence was riot high the rank of sheriffs captain, will received a letter of commendation 388; Jennifer Evans, 311; Mlchele Ventura, Plowcha, 481; Pat EtKoury, 469; Joyce Pln- «popl because the pool would be' enough to prevent the pool from 269; and Denlse Wall, 261. High games were Passion 6.6 17.5 kava, 469; and Marge David, 445. The high . too close to their neighbors prop- oversee 139 officers and clerical from Froehlich for his efforts in bowled by Joseph Sclplotil, 176; Glon Evans, "having ah impact on all of the game was bowled by Marie Evarlsto, 221. NATE FRIEDMAN Men s Clothing ; attempting to save the life of an ' ;;erty., •.'•;. ••.••• ••".• •.-.- .'•. staff. Responsible primarily for i Terrence and Elizabeth Hunter neighbors." However, Hunter said ; the administrative functions of the elderly man at the courthouse on 307 South Avenue • Westfield •233-0248 ; requested a setback variance to he had discussed the project with department, Sargent also controls Oct 31, 1989. • Acting as a team, ' his neighbors and did hot receive Chapman and other sheriffs of- A erect an above-ground swimming a $10 million annual budget pool lin the backyard of their 51 any complaints or objections. ficers administered cardio- Between the Blvd. & Summit Ave. J SH The application was rejected at Appointed a sherifFs officer in pulmonary resuscitation to the . - Opposite from Station Parking iConcord St residence. Current or- dinances require structures to be the Nov. 19 meeting becauset ac- 1969, Sargent previously served as . man who had suffered cardiac ar- 15 fe^t 'from the side and back cording to chairman Richard a corrections officer at Rahway rest while a parly in a legal ac- STORE HOURS: Mon.-Fri. 9:30-6:00 PM -«^, (property lines and 10 feet from Johnson, "Variances should be State Prison and Union County tion. The CPR was unsuccessful . the principle structure on the lot based on topographical reasons. Jail. He has received numerous "the county sherifTs ofQce pro- Thursday Til 9:00 PM Saturday 9:00-5:30 PM Although the proposed pool's lo- Recreational reasons should not commendations during his career. vides courtroom and courthouse cation could be 10 feet, from the really come into account" Addi- Sargent earned an associate's security, the transportation of property's main structure, the lot tionally, Johnson said the "appli- prisoners between different cant made no great effort to ame- degree from Union County Col- cannot accommodate the man- lege and a bachelor's degree from courts and the execution of bench l^oot, prpperly, line setr liorate the impact of the pool." warrants. : Kean College where he now is Hunter stated that this was •• •• • ,•-. •••;" •''•••'•••.• ' * • When you send, a friend or relative a gift ^location'.'.'pirnwhich >the | subscription to your local. Forbes News- Schlott collecting PROMOTION: Cranford resident Lester Sarg^rttfieft, te swoi*i> paper, we'lj send you a suede-covered Jaeger toys for needy Into the newly created position of sheriffs offlcei' chief dyrhg weekly 1991 calendar. You keep track of recent courthouse ceremony. Union County Sheriff Ralph set .•; Froehlieh reads the oath while Mrs. Sargent holds the Bible. OPEN HOUSE weekly appoint- The Westfield office of Schlott d Curling Club will hold Realtors is collecting toys and ments, while your : BuiIdlngMalcilQ. Contois '0pen house at 2 p;m. Saturday books for needy children as part friend, each week, and Sunday at 133 McKinley St, of the company's "Toys for Tots?' keeps track of all South Plainfield; holiday campaign. ; Highlights of the open house All toys and books collected at the local news, •! will include instruction on the the Schlott office will benefit chil- sports, entertain- Indoor/Outdoor' CKVIstmas ' rules of the game, a videotaped dren from the Family and Chil- ment, and shopping ;' detnohstratioh of championship dren's Counseling . and Testing light Center of Elizabeth, a non-profit bargains in town. Christmas curling, and & chance for attend- Storage ees to participate in a mini-match. social service agency. Residents Two great gifts For details call Maryann Dumas, may leave their donations at Christmas is for The Carol- when you sign-up Light Set System 743-697i9, or Rod Blacky 245-4089. ! Schlott, 264 Broad Street, by Dec. 20.. ers® figurines from Byers today! Offer limited Choice®. These hand crafted to first 100 whose originals capture the spirit Super of Christmas past-and payment we re- Set The easy way to Soccer Value! stofe Cnf Istmas , present! And there are al- ceive. Your Cholc* Claar or Atiorttd. lights. Stores up to . • . ..;.•• . • \ :: , • • ... : ways new series to collect,, Strlhfl-to-strino set with steady Qlow or 160 feet ol ' Maplewood4j Centennial 3 ond. Metuslak scored a goal from an excellent, otnus 2-way flashing. H one bulb bums out, the Christmas lights. • For tho first Umo Centennial American Soo pass from Somma. Somma himself scored the each with a different vari- 7 Use coupon below others remalnilt.jiA7oc*ATOA #501300 ; ,: cer Club was Invited to'participate In the Ma- last goal for the Centennials who then tied the ety of dress and facial ex- to celebrate the opening of our '•' plewood Cougar Indoor soccer; program. score until the last two minutes of the game or call • Sunday was the first game ol the Indoor sea- when Maplewood scored amid mass confu- pressions. The Carolers will totally'NEW'Child BirthCenter : • sen. against the Cougar Steelers. Centennial's sion.' 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OBifuaries During recent Municipal Court Oct 15 by HoefDer, Edwards was" session of alcohol in a motor vehi- North Plainfield pleaded guilty to hearing} Judge James Bell penal- issued a summons Sept 25 by of-; |cle and consumption of alcohol in underage possession of alcohol in ized several drivers for driving in- a motor vehicle and was fined a Last week Cranford firefighters thorities. „ William Smith George Howarth Qractions. ficer Anthony. Dobbins; Johnson a motor vehicle. Alice Poska was issued a summons Oct 23 by jtotal of $60. Both men were issued responded to 17 calls which did They extinguished a brush fire Former Kenilworth Board of He also was a member of the Alice Vinisky Poska, 85, of Cran- Council 39946 and the Men's Asso- A 30-year-old Kenilworth man Christopher" Capua, was fined a 'summonses Oct 29 by officer not involve major fires. In some on Crane Parkway, shut off a mal- Iast36 years. George F. Howarth, 52, died pleaded not guilty but was found officer Peter Graczyk. total of $260 by Judge BelL A pas- Education president William C. Azure Masonic Lodge in Cranford, ford died last Thursday at St Eli- Nov. 271 at his Kenilworth home ciation of Roselle Catholic High An 18-year-old S. Plainfleld man Robert Segear. cases minor flres^. were extin- functioning furnace at 4 Riverside Smith, 77, died Nov. 28 in Memo- the Kenilworth Senior Citizens zabeth Hospital, Elizabeth. Surviving are her husband, An- after a long illness. , School. guilty of driving while intoxicated senger, Wayne M. Passarelli, 20, of guished by the time firemen ar- Dr and disconnected a faulty rial Hospital, Mount Holly, after a Club and the Union County Aging She was a parishioner of St thony W.; a daughter, Rosemarie Mr. Howarth had been a ship- Surviving are his wife, the and failure to keep right rived; in other cases firemen per- light switch at 20 Nomahegan brief illness. Division advisory board. John the Apostle Church, Clark- Mack of Cranford; three sisters, ping and receiving clerk for former Patricia Eilbacher, a son, Anthony Oorbisiero of 330 Mon- formed other services. Court ' Mr. Smith had been an elector Mr. Smith was a member of Linden, where a funeral Mass was Martha Schwartztrauber and Jean Heyco Molded Products, Ken- Brian at home; his mother Franc- roe Ave. was fined a total of $455 Firemen responded to the drive- Smoke conditions called them to cian for 50 years before he retired Kenilworth Community United offered Tuesday. Vinisky, both of Simpson Fell, and ilworth, for six years. Prior to that es Corban of Ocala, Fla; his step- and his driver's license was sus- way of the Municipal Building to Birchwood and Cranford avenues, in 1975. He was a member of the Methodist Church, a church Born in Simpson Fell Township, Anastasla Corrozza of Union he was a machine operator for mother, Hilda of Somerville; two pended for six months. He was' assist a man suffering a heart at- 212 South Ave. E. and 23 Birch- International Brotherhood of trustee for 19 years, and a mem-, Pa., Mrs. Poska had lived in Eli- Beach; and a grandson- Heyco Stamping. He also served brothers, Raymond of Las Vegas arrested Sept 9 by officer Craig tack Fireman Daniel Thorn, also wood Avenue as well as to10 1 Electrical Workers Local 675, .ber of the Church building com- zabeth for 22 years, Linden for Arrangements were by Dooley in the U.S. Navy. and Lawrence Cullen of Andover Marino. a member of the First Aid Squad, North Ave, E. caused by a discon- Elizabeth. He also was a sergeant mittee for 12 years. Additionally,. five years and Cranford for the Funeral Home. Born in Newark, Mr., Howarth Township; and a sister, Linda M. Six persons pleaded guilty to provided -assistance, according to nected dryer vent Firemen also in the U.S. Army during World he served on the Board of Mis- lived in Linden before moving to Bonura of Ocala. driving with suspended drivers li- the blotter. They also responded responded to 16: New -St for an War II in Northern France, the sions of the Northern New Jersey censes. 1 Kenilworth 14 years ago. He was Memorial contributions may be to the Garden State Parkway to overheated furnace; 460 Ludlow Ardennes, the Rhineland and cen- Conference of the Methodist Joseph Gzander was a parishioner of St Theresa made to the Center for Hope Hos- Linda Barsky, 43, of Elizabeth assist in the extrication of an acci- Ave for a malfunctioning trans- tral Europe Church. •' pice, 176 Hussa St, Linden. Ar- also pleaded guilty to resisting ar- dent victim and tolrl Suttoin Place former and the Coachman Inn on A funeral Mass is being offered Lodge 2116, Woodbridge, Green- Church, where, a funeralMass was rest careless driving, failure to Born in Plymouth, Pa, Mr. His wife, Helen, died in 198a at St Theresa Church today at 10 peace and the World Wildlife offered Saturday. He also was was rangements were by Sullivan Fu- to disconnect a car battery. Jackson Drive for malfunctioning Smith moved to Kenilworth 50 Surviving are a son, Alan L. of a.m. for former Kenilworth resi- a member of Knights of Columbus neral Home, Roselle. obey a traffic signal, failure to ex- Firefighters went to 23 Chester light ballast years ago. During the 1950s he Piscataway; a daughter, Elinor Fund, both of Washington, D.C. hibit driving credentials, speeding! dent Joseph Czander, 80, who Lang Place for a flash fire caused 1 \vas a member of the Kenilworth. Stecher of Elizabethtown, Pa; and Mr. Czander also belonged to and failure to keep right She was! by the homeowner's spray paint- Gas odors were reported at 31 died Sunday at John F. Kennedy. the Humane Society in Forked Board of Education for nine five grandchildrea Medical Center, Edison, after a Irving Becker fined a total of $715 and her ing a countertop. Damage .was Birchfield Ave. and 420 North years; and its president for three Services were held Saturday at River, the National WUdlife Fed- driver's license was suspended for Ave. E. but firemen found no gas brief illness. Former Cranford resident. Irv- last year. He was a member of the confined ttfJa fan hood. There years. He.was a past president of Mastapeter Suburban, Roselle eration, Vienna, Va, Human Life •30 days. were no injuries, according to au- problem. the Dayton Regional High School Mr. Czander had worked for the International, Gaithersburg, Md., ing "Ike" Becker, 72, died Friday Young Men's Hebrew Club of Ir- Park. Memorial contributions may U.S. Postal Service in Jersey City Quaran Salaan, 27, of East Or- PTA, Springfield. . be made to the church. and New Jersey Right to Life. in the Hospice House of. the vington and a past president of ange, Alfonso Young, 20, of Maple- for 31 years before retiring in Broward Medical Center, Coconut the Newark Lions Club. He also wood, Andre Edwards; 24, of 1976. Prior to that he was em- His wife, the former Elsie Sat- Creek, Fla was a member of the Lions- ployed by the General Foods kovich, died in 1968. Surviving are Newark Host Club and past presi- Newark, Robert Lester, 20, of Joint investigation leads to Frederick Mackenzie two daughters, Johanna Hoj- Mr. Becker had been the co- Roselle Park and Ronald John- Corp., Hoboken. owner of Becker Opticians, New- dent of the Knights of Pythias Frederick Mackenzie, 77, of former Bessie Miller; a son, Born in Yonkers, N.Y., Mr.nowski of Beachwood and Mary Lodge,Brooklyn. ... . son, 43, of Newark, all pleaded, Ann LaFraho of Loudonville, ark, with his late brothers, Louis guilty in separate incidents to arrest of two in tool thefts Cranford died Sunday at home. Frederick T. of Hawaii Kai, Czander had lived in. Jersey City and Pete, for 48 years before he. Surviving are his wife, the Mr. Mackenzie had been a fore- N.Y.; and 10 grandchildren. ' driving with suspended drivers li- Hawaii; a daughter, Pat McGrath for many years and Kenilworth retired four years ago. He served former Rene Katz; a daughter, censes. Each was fined $500. A joint investigation by the Cranford. man for Vplco Brass & Copper of Cranford; two sisters, Ruth for 18 years before moving to Memorial contributions may be in the U.S. Navy during World Linda Jacob of Cherry Hill; a son, Cranford, Linden and Kenilworth Sainato arid Kararnus were Co., Kenilworth, for 45 years be- Schaefer of Elizabeth and Ellen Edison 18 years ago. He was a made to World Wildlife Societies. War II, and was a member of Joel of California; a brother, Salaam's license was suspended police departments into the thefts charged by Cranford authorities fore he retired in 1975. Lange of Neptune; three grand- parishioner of St Theresa Arrangements were by Mastapeter American Legion, Elizabeth. Murray of New Hyde, Park, N.Y.; for 3O.days. He was issued a sum- of tools from area businesses led with nine counts of burglary and Born in Kenilworth, he had children and two great-grand- Church, a member of the Elks Suburban, Roselle Park Born in Brooklyn, Mr. Becker and two granddaughters. mons Nov. 10 by officer Charles to the arrest Nov. 21 of two men 10 thefts. lived in Cranford for the-last 47 children. had lived in Cranford for 32 years Services were held Sunday at Hoeffler. Lester's license was sus- in Linden. : Kenilworth police charged both years. He was a life member of Mary Evers before moving to Coconut Creek Menorah Chapels, Millbum. pended for 15 days. He was issued • Pholo by Paul Arlanas The men, identified as Sidney imen wijh the theft of tools from Elks Lodge 289, Elizabeth. Services were held yesterday at a summons Oct 21 by officer Ste- Sainato, 36, of Roselle and Robert borough businesses, according to Surviving are his wife, the Former Cranford resident Mary before moving tf> Roselle Park 55 phen Wilde. •. ;. • ON SITE LESSON: A Union Coitnty Police Academy instructor, right, demonstrates manual Gray Memorial Funeral Home. - lh Karamus, 33> of Lindeni were ar- the detective bureau,, -i- ._ R: Evers, 85, died Nov.,28 irf}CQr: years.ago. She.was a parishioner Dr. Er£uik Tontaswlp -Young iwas issued a. summons control of traffic signals at South and Walnut avenues " " — - • -. r rested on Woodlawn Averiueat ?' •',' Peters said that several thpu- : hell Hail Convalescent Home,, . .of ChChurch off tthh eAt Assumptioni , ; p:m:';by Linden" Detective Louis -. sarid dollars worth of tools have .'Union;•-•--«Wi*;;•• •»•;- •••; •'••v»^»)s)&^"^"""; -'RbseHe •'PtU'ky',".#hci)re': "a' • funeral ^P"" - Cranford - resident World;WarIlv • $a«*e# Brunette ; •Stanicki. •; v.'- '"• • •''•••'.•'•.• '••/•^I'J/' been recovered from warehouses Miss Evers Rad been a»!9»F(erH*^'Mass'Was i hk J. Tomasulo, 79, a dentist, "Born in-RoseileiPt^ Dr; Tpm- . Both "rneiri hav6 been accused of in Elizabethpprt' and Linden James R. Brunette, 73, of Cran- tion, Roselle Park, Where he was sor for AT&T,.;. NeMvark, for 40. Surviving are a brother, Charles: died Sunday in Jersey Shore Med- asulo had li^ed inf Cranford for $& EJfectric equiprilent stolen Striking workers suspected of ttitnf off stealing more than $15,000 worth .while Linden police haver recov- ford died at Newark Israel Medi- a parishioner. ' years before she retired in 1965. of Bridgewater, arid two ^sisters, ical Center, Neptune, after a brief years beifore moving to Elizabeth 1 to the restaurant was shut off of tools between August and No- ered $3,000 worth of tools which cal Center Saturday after a long She Was a member of "the Tele- Kathleen Kenny of Bricktown and illness. seven years ago, He was a parish- Striking Elizabethtowp, Gas Co vember, according to Detective had been stolen in Kenilworth. ^ll Surviving are his wife, the phone Pioneers of America. Roseanne of Roselle Park. Dr. Tomasulo had maintained a from contractor oil Hale St. workers are suspected of-tarriilrg using a special wrench, said po- former. Frances Delia Serra; a~ ioner of Church of the Assump- lice. Service was restored soon William Peters, who. was in Both men were in Union County -\ Mr. Brunette had owned the Born in Bayonne, Miss Evers dental practice in Rdselle Park 1 off a gas valve overnight, at a S. son, Ralph V. of Cranford; four Arrangements were by Dooley tion, Roselle Park, where a fu- More than $6,000 worth of equip- He postponed reporting the theft after the report. charge of the investigation hi Jail Moriday pending $i0,000 bail. Lodge, 'ja. Cranford restaurant, for had lived in Cranford for 13 years Funeral Home. for 30 years before he retired 22 neral Mass was offered Tuesday. because at first he thought his Union Avenue restaurant, accord- 20 years before retiring in 1979. brothers, Vincent and John, both years ago. He was a member of ment was reported stolen Friday \ ing to police reports. Authorities have received sev- of St Petersburg, Fla, Xouis of He also was a member of the frorn a local etectridal contractor, employees may have been using eral reports of a similar nature in Prior to that, he worked as a stock the American Dental Association, West End Club, Roselle Park the equipment according to the The incident occurred at the clerk for General Motors, Linden. Roselle;'and Franklin of Rahway; Union County chapter. A graduate according to police reports. Pizza Hut sometime between 11 the county since gas workers went Police discourage leaving out money Ernest Bryant Surviving are two daughters, Three electrical generators, a report . He served in the U.S..Army dur- three sisters, Margaret Dobis of of VJHanova (Pa.) University, he - p.m. Nov. 26 and 10 a.m. Nov. 27on strike. Investigators are looking Garwood, Katherine Hruska of SL Services will be held tonight at many years ago. He served in the Dena of Scotch Plains and Tia wire puller and pulley, an electric Investigators have questioned into the possibility that the gas A recent rash of thefts of news- At least six thefts of newspaper ing World War II. ..•.'.. received his dental degree from arid was reported by the business paper money has prompted Cran- money have been reported in the Petersburg and Betty McEvoy of 7 at Wallace Chapel, AME Zion U.S. Army during World War II, Georgetown University, Washing- Tomasulo-Hawthorne of Cranfprd. saw and electric hammer were re- one witness and have a suspect in manager. An outside valve leading shut-off was sabotage, said police. Born in RoSelle Park, Mr. Bru- Church, Summit, for Ernest H. and worked for Wright Aeronau- ported stolen from Prussak Elec- the case. . ford police to discourage subscrib- past week. Many newspaper sub- nette had lived in Cranford for Roselle Park. ton, D.C, in 1034. He was a lieu- Arrangements were by Mas- ers from leaving money inside scribers routinely place cash in Bryant, 76, of Cranford who died tics alter the war. . tapeter Suburban, Roselle Park, trical Contractor Inc. at 48 Hale Separately, a radio, worth $250, the last 48 years. He was a mem- Memorial contributions may be tenant in the U.S. Navy during St sometime between Nov. 21 and was reported stolen Nov. 25 firom mailboxes and underneath door pay envelopes and then place ber of Cranford Elks Lodge 2006. made to Cranford First Aid Monday in East Orange VA Hospi- Born in East Orange, Mr. Bryant tal after a long illness. recently moved to the Edward K. Nov; 23, according to investiga- a car parked in front of 89 Winans Food donated to county crime victims mats for collection. •.'... those envelopes underneath door- A funeral Mass was offered yes- Squad. Arrangements were by : "We have called the circulation mats or inside mailboxes where terday at Church' of the Assump- An avid car and airplane enthu- Gill senior citizen apartments. Jack Wiese ! tors.. , . ; ,;•...... : • - " " Ave. Police, said that the driver's Dooley Funeral Home. siast, Mr. Bryant worked as a Surviving are his wife, the former side window of an '84 Audi be- Nine hundred pounds of food Archdeacon, members of the pros- departments from the newspapers lately they have been stolen. Police said there was no sign of to ask them to collect the money To avoid future thefts, police painter, and a car body and Ruth Jackson, and a sister, Cons- Jack H. Wiese, 76, of Cranford His wife, the former Dorothy forced entry to the building. The longing to Matilda Zorrila, 46, of for Thanksgiving has been do- ecutor's office victim witness staff PU8UC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE fender repairman before retiring tance Sistrunk of East Orange. died at Rahway Hospital Nov. 28 Geelan, died in 1974 Surviving Winans Avenue, was smashed to nated to victims of .violent crimes and county employees Who dc*differently" said, Detective Lt Milt have suggested that subscribers are a' son, Victor H. of Elizabeth; a owner, William Prussak, told po^. in Union County. Mason of the juvenile bureau. consider either paying newspaper the removal of old curbing and tha Installation of granite after a brief illness. . . gain entry arid the radio removed nated food and cash. Among the TOWNSHIP OF CRANFORD lice that two of the generators "There is nothing we can really . ORDINANCE HO. BO-M block curbing as described In Section 3 hereof and af- PUBLIC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE Mr. Wiese had owned Roberts daughter, Abbie W^ Sassi of Cran-r from the dashboard. There are ho The drive was spearheaded by donors was the Cranford High carriers in person, or mailing a BOND, ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR THE RECON- fected by the Improvement described therein that the ford; two brothers, Ernest of were left outside, while all other do about the thefts except to dis- check to the newspaper's circula- STRUCTION OF LEXINGTON AVENUE IN AND BY THE Township of Cranford Intends to make and to levy special BOROUQH OF OARWOOD and Wiese Landscaping Contrac- suspects or witnesses. the Union County Juvenile. Offic- assessment against all such lots and pracela of real estate TOWNSHIP OF CRANFORD '", property" was inside the building. School law club, advised by TOWNSHIP. OF CRANFORD; IN THE COUNTY OF UNION, NOTICE OF PENDING ORDINANCE MEETINa NOTICE' • tors for 32 years before retiring in Lakewood Township and Lincoln ers Association,, which is headed courage . people from leaving tion department : NEW JERSEY,- APPROPRIATING $230,000 THEREFOR, In en aggregate amount of not exceeding $25,000, Such ORDINANCE NO. 90 83 The Regular Meeting ol the Governing Body of Iho INCLUDING A GRANT IN THE AMOUNT OF 1150.000 •pedal assessments ahall be made and levied Irl the of Rockville Centre, N.Y.; and two teacher Bernard Flashberg. money outdoors," he said. Tho ordinance published herewith was Introduced and Borpiirjh ol Garwood to bo held on December 28 Is hereby 1979. He was a member of New by::Cranfo!rd'. Detective; Chuck EXPECTED TO BE RECEIVED FROM THE STATE.OF manner provided by law and ahaU be aa nearly as possi- passed upon first roadlnQ at a meeting; ol the Qo\/ern- cancelled. NEW JERSEY DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION AND ble in proportion to and not In excess of the peculiar Jersey Nurserymen's Association grandsons. t llv < Ino body ol tho Township ol Cranlord. In tho County ol Doris Polldore, RMC/CMC AUTHORIZING THE.ISSUANCE OF $218,000 BONOS On ' £"*" .i* f*"0* * "nenjw In value that the respective Union, Now Jersey, held on November 27,1090. II will be Borough derk/Trauurer and New Jersey Farm Bureau. NOTES OP THE TOWN8HIP TO HMANCE PART OF THE tot* end parcels of real estate anal be deemed to receive Funeral services , were held lurthor considered for final passaoe, after public hear* CCa^t^Dc. 6,13, 1000 COST THEREOF AND DtRECTINQ THE SPECIAL AS-. by reeaon of the Improvement It b expected that the $8.16 officer Ing thereon, at a mooting olth* governing body to be hold Born in Brooklyn, he had lived Monday at Dooley Funeral,Home. SESSMENT OF PART OF THE COST THEREOF. Township WB not contribute to the coat of the local In the Council Chambers, In the Township on December Improvement; however, V the amount of the special as- TOWNSHIP OF CRANFORD in Cranford for the last 35 years Memorial contributions may be BE IT ORDAINED BY THE TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE OF 26,1900 at.8:p0o'clock*p.rn., artd during tho week prior THE TOWNSHIP OF CRANFORD, IN.THE COUNTY OF sessments ea «na»y confirmed Is less than $28,000, then NOTICE the Township will contribute tha dMsrenoa to the cost of to and up lo and Including tho dale ol suoh mooting, and was a member of Trinity made to the American Diabetes UNION. NEW JERSEY (not law than h«nhlrd» of aj - coplos of Bald ordinance will be niade available at'tho . At a meeting held on Monday, November 10,1090 Ihs sixspect in shooting attempt the kioel Improvement •• • members thereof alBrmatively concurring) AS FOaoWS: Clerk's office lo tho members of tho general public who Crsnlord Zoning Board of Adjustment took ths follow- Episcopal Church, Association. Section '1. The Improvement described In Section 3 of Section 7. The owner of any land upon which an shall request the aamo. ing action: . • . . ' . • • this bond ordinance is hereby authorized as Improvements assessment for the local.Improvement snail have been • Application Ma.. • • . . Arleno M. Glgon A 67-year-old South Plainfield revolver at a 62-year-old em- to be. undertaken by the Township of Cranford, New made may'pay such assessment In the number of equal • 55-90 - Terrenes & Elizabeth Hunter, Applicants, S1 Con- ' .. . ' Municipal Clerk ployee; Amoddio allegedly pulled • Jersey. For the improvement or purpose described h yearly Installments determined herein with legal Interest on (113.22, • • . •. CCMI-Doc. 6, 1000 cord Street, Block 461, Lot 12 lo erect on above ground Jaycees to provide 'blood credits' man was apprehended by a Cran- SecUon 3, there is hereby appropriated the sum of tie unpaid balance of the assessment. The first of such swimming pool too close to side and rear lot lines, r the trigger twice but it misfired, U30.000, Including, th* sum of $12,000 at tha down Installments: shall be due and payable two months' after ; Denied. • . . . . ford policeman last Thursday and psyment required by the Local Bond Law and Indudlnn; a the corrtrmaUon of the assessment, and each subsequent 5400 - Waldbaums, Inc., Applicant, 955 South Avenue. Thanks to the generous partici- blood. according to Michael Zidonik, as- orant In tha amo unt of $150,000 expected to be received charged by Plainfield police with annual InstaJfnant and Interest ahaU be payable In each BOROUGH OF QARW0OD East, Block 611, Lot 1, (or a usei variance to construct a from the State of New Jersey Department of Traneporta-•.. pants who donated blood during Additionally, due to the success sistant county prosecutor. successive year at such time aa the governing body shall • MEETING NOTICE •. : , new supermarket In tha ROW rone with le»» than the re- attempted murder and aggravated HOLIDAY ANTIQUE & COLLECTIBLE GUIDE Hon. The down payment Is now avaOable by virtue of determine by resolution, provided that any owner of land Ths Garwood Local Assistance Board Meeting regular-' quired' rear yard setback and less than the required the Jaycees August blood drive, of the recent drive, the Jaycees provision for down payment or lor capital Improvement . assault after the man allegedly An employee chased Amoddio so assessed shall have the privOege of paying the whole ly scheduled for Docombor 7 Is cancelled and roschodul- . distance to the railroad. Continued lo November 26.1090. purposes In one or more1 previously adopted budgets. "blood credits" are now being of- executive board is hoping to hold of any assessment or any balance of .Installments with od for Wednesday, Decombor 10, at 4:00 p.m. In tho con- : < . . * Roman Chapelsky , tried to. fire a.loaded gun at a from the liquor store and into ROSELLE Section 2. In oroV to finance tfio cost of the Improve-, accrued Interest thereon si one time. In case any such ference room of tho Municipal Building In Garwood. Vice Chairperson fered to anyone in Cranford in additional drives in the spring WESTFIELD CRANFORD ment or purpose not covered by appOoatkn of the down . Instalment ahall remain unpaid (or thirty (30) day* after the J3.5/ . • ccS-11-Dec. 6, 1990 $9.18 '' . CC4-1IDec. 6, 1090 liquor store owner. Cranford. Amoddio was later ap- payment, negotiable bonds are hereby authorized to be time It she! become due end payable, the whole assess- need of blood or blood products. and fall of 1991. Issued In the principal amount of I218.0OO pursuant to the' ment or the balsnce thereof shall become and be Imme- Officer James Switek arrested prehended by Switek in his car INA^S ANTIQUES Local Bond Law. In anticipation of the Issuance of the datery due end Reliable, shall draw Merest at the rale The credits can be used to help For more information, call BOROUGH OF KENILWORTH . the man, identified as Albert Phi- parked on Wickersham Avenue in bonds, negotiable bond mtlelptUon notes are hereby • Imposed upon tha arrearage of taxes In the Township and defray medical costs . involving Wally Shackell, 727-7534. authorized to be Issued pursuant to and within ths limita- shall be coBectsd In the same'manner a* provided by law ' NOTICE OF TAX LIEN SALE . lip Amoddio, 67, of W. Henderick Linden. ;'." . Fair Dealing tions prescribed by the Local Bond Law. . tor other past-due assessments. Such assessment shaU Notlco ol Salo by Iho Borough ol Konllworth of Roal Property situated In tho Borough ol Kenilworth, Union Coun> ty, Now Jorsoy, for unpaid Taxos and other Municipal Liens. . . •' • • Plainfield police have addition- Section a (a) The Improvement hereby authorized and remain a ten upon the Isnd described herein untH the Blvd. at 8:05 p.m. in Linden near Estate Liquidations the purpoee tor the financing of which the bonds are to be assessment with all Installments and accrued Interest PUBLIC NOTICE Is hereby given lhal Sally A. pi Hlnl, Collector ol Taxes ol lha Borough ol Kenilworth, will oiler the Cranford border, according to ally charged Amoddio with unlaw- Issued Is the1, reconstruction of Lexington Avenue from the thereon, shall be paid end saUsBed. Notwithstanding any- at Public Auction on Wednesday the 12(h day ol December, 1000, at len o'clock In lha forenoon, (prevailing time) In the Council Chambers of the KenllwortK Borough Hall, In the Borough of Kenilworth, Union County, New Jenssy, Antiques & Gifts . center line of the Intersection of Denmen RoaH. northwest ; thing herein to the contrary, the Township shall have the ful possession of a weapon and Special Requests the sevoral lots and parcols ol land and real property herelnalter set Iprth which are described In accordance with DEDICATED TO DIGNIFIED Capt Harry Wilde. 1600 Uneer feet to a-point 35 linear feet northwest of right to waive default aa may be permitted by law. : the last Tax Duplicate Including tho namo of the owners as shown on the Duplicate In the Borough ol Kenilworth. HUlcrest Avenue, Block 463, Lots 2 through 10, Inclusive; • Arnoddip has been accused by possession of a firearm for an un- Section 8. The following additional matters are-hereby The Sale, will be made at Iho time and place aloresald. . . . • ; SERVICE SINGE 1897. Block 484, Lots 15,29 and 30; Block 433, Lots 27,29 and determined, declared, recited and stated: ' 20% Off Any Item* 276-1586 The amounts sol forth bolow represent a complete statement ol all Municipal Charges against the property ex- police of entering Martin's Liquor lawful purpose. • •30; Block 434, Lots 1,34 through 37, Inclusive; Block 438, (a) The removal of old curbing and the Installation of' isting on December 31, 1900, Including Improvement Assessment Installments not yet due. together with Interest Lots 1«, 20 and 21; Block 437, Lots 21 and 22; block'445, grantta block curbing a* described in Section 3 of this He was in the county jail Mon- on all Items computed lo December 12th, 1990, EXCLUDING lha 2% Com ol Sale, as per PL. 1083, Chapter 478, 'on East Second Street, Plainfield, 10% Off Amish Quilts Antique & Used Furniture Lots 18 arid 18. Block 414, Lots 1 and 42; Block 409, Lot bond ordinance la not a current expense. It Is an Im- 15; and Block 435, Lot 1 and consisting of the removal of approved January 12lh, 1984, . ; )at 7:46 p.m. and pointing a loaded day in lieu of $250,000 bail. provement that the Township lawfully may undertake aa a 1 •20% Off Any Hem except Amlsh Quills Jewelry • Paintings • Clocks old curbing, Installation of granite block curbing, removal local Improvement, the cost of which shell be specially Tho Sale will be made In fee to such person as will purchase tho property subject to redemption at the lowest . of old sidewalks, Installation of new concrete sidewalks, assessed on property specially benefited thereby. rate Of Interest, but In no case In excess 0M8V0 per annum. . II attho Sale, a person shall oiler to purchase, sublect lo redemption al the rate of Interest less than ^%, he may Expires 12/24/90 Anything Old or Interesting Improvement, to driveways and removal of trees as ne- (b) The removal of sidewalks slong with the other in lieu ol any rate of Interest to redeem, oiler a Premium over and abovelhe amount of Taxes or other charges, as cessHated by the new curbing and Improvements to storm Improvements listed more fully and aa described In Sec- In Law specllled, due (o tho Municipality and the property shall be struck off and sold to Ihe bidder who offered Roselle Antique Center sewers and landscaping, and Including tha acquisition of tion 3 c< tnU bond ordinance are not a current expense. It • Dolls • Children's Books all materiala and work necessary therefor or Incidental lo_pay the amount of Taxes or other charges plus the highest amount ol Premium. Suspicious actions result in b en Improvement or purpose that the Township lawfully Comer of W. 1st Ave. & Aldenc Rd. Paymont for Ihe Salo shall be made boloro Ihe conclusion ol lha Sale by CASH, CERTIFIED CHECK, OR MONEY thereto. • ' • - .' ' : may undertake as a general Improvement, and no part of • Country Specialties . ORDER ONLY, or the properly shall bo resold. Thur.-Sat. Noon-7 PM . (b) The estimated maximum amount of bonds or notes the costs thereof have been or shall be specially aaaessed • Furniture • Wreaths to be Issued for the Improvement or purpose Is aa staled on property specially beneitad thereby. Any parcol ol Real Properly lor which there shall be no other purchaser, will be struck of I and sold to the Borouoh Sun. 11 a.m. - 5 p.m. ol Kenilworth In loo for redemption at 1% Interest, and ths Borough shall have lha aamo remedies and rights of In Section 2 hereof. • "-•.-. (o) The period of usefulness of the purpose within the • And Much, Much More rodempllon. . . -. • • . '" ' FUNERAL DIRECTORS arrest of two at jewelry " The Antique Center at Summit (c) The estimated cost of Ihe Improvement or purpose Is Dmtationa of the Local Bond Law, according; to the rea- T, W, F equal to the amount of tha appropriation therein made - sonable We thereof computed from the date of the bonds Thb Salo Is mode under Iho provisions ol the Revised Statutes of New Jersey 1937 entitled "Sale ol Real Properly 511 Morris Ave. thertfor1. • • authorized by this bond ordinance, Is 10 years. to Enforce Liens" section 54:5-10 to 54:5-111 el seq. • • FRED H. GRAY, JR. 272-1253 10:00-5:30 At any time bolore tho Salo, the owner may make payment ol the amount duo, together with Interest and Costs' Two men were arrested last said Capt Harry Wilde. • Open 7 Days Noon-6 PM Section 4. All bond ontldpaUon notes Issued hereunder (d) The Supplemental Debt Statement required by the DAVID B. CRABDEL 21 South Union Aye.' M&Th QAROEtt shall mature at such times as may be determined by the Local Bond Law has been duly prepared end tiled In the Incurred to dolo of paymont, and which payment shall be mads at the Office ol the Collector ol Taxes, 567 Boulevard, Week and charged with illegal Waheed also was charged with Cranford 1:00-5:30 Thur. 10 AM - 8 PM chief financial officer; provided ttut no note Shalt mature office of the Clerk, end a oomfilete executed duplicate Konllworth, New Jersey. ' WltLIAM A,DOYli later then one year from H* date. The hotee shall bear thereof has bean filed In the office of the Director of the ' ALLCHECKS MUST BE CERTIFIED AND MADE PAYABLE TO THE BOROUQH OF KENILWORTH. \ ; possession of weapons after they driving on the revoked \\st He Interest at such rate or rates and be In such form aa may DivUon of Local Government Services Irl the Department • Sally A. Dl Rlnl, O.T.C. ; PAULETTE J. CRABEEL also is wanted by Elizabeth police be determined by the chief financial officer. The chief of Community Affair* of the Stale of New Jersey, Such - ' Collector of Taxes ': were seen acting suspiciously in financial officer shall determine all mallets In connection statement shows that the gross debt of the Township a* Borough of Kenilworth front of a local jewelry store, po- on an outstanding bench warrant, WESTFIELD with notes Issued pursuant to this ordkianos, and the chief defined In the Local Bond law b Increased by the autho- 18S9 TAXES . Qatteries financial officer's suonsture upon the notes ahall be corf rization of the bonds and note* provided In this bond Total Lien with said Wilde. Waheed was in Union ' . Interest to ANTIQUES duslve evidence u to all such dMarmlnatlona. AD note* ordinance by $218,000, and the obligation* authorized County Jail Monday pending $250 SK/HIPPLETREE Issued hereunder may be renewed tram time to time herein will be within ell debt limitation* prescribediby that No. Block Lot Owner .' .. - December «2,1MO 1 The men, identified as Abdulhak 120-128 E. Broad St. subject to the provisions of N.J.SA 40A:2-8(3). The chief Law. , • •' . . • . I. 2 4 United Slates Land Resources, L P ' J1,365,42 .bail ••• ' V ' , ..• • •••; ••••: ::..- •. Westfield • 654-6260 financial officer Is hereby authorized to seU part or all of 2- 3 7 Arg Roal Estate Associates . 7.424.53' ! Waheed, 34, of Elizabeth and 510 Central Avenue ' (a) An eogtegets amount of not exceeding $10,000 lor : Ingram was charged also/with the notes from time to tjme at public or private sale and to Kama of expense listed In and permitted under NJ.SA. 4. B 21 Abrams,' Harold M, 5,610.04 ' Terry Ingram, 30, of Roselle were Westfield • 232-3668 Come In and deliver them to the purchasers thereof upon receipt of 40A2-20 b Included In the estimated cost Indicated 5. B 22 Abrams, Harold M. • .. 3.92B.11 WESTFBELD: 318 East Broad St., Fred H. Gray, Jr. Mgr. 233-0143 providing false information to po- 622 Central Avenue payment of the purchase price plus accrued Interest from herein for the purpose or Improvement, 0. 13 11. Ellis'. Robert E. . . . 1,476.20 i arrested Nov. 28 at 11:30 a.m- by their dates to the date of delivery (hereof. The chief 7. 24.02 . 1 28Z Monroe Avenue Corp. 3.789.B6 CRANFORD: 12 Springfield Ave., William A. Doyle, Mgr. 2764)092 f (t) The ruimber of annual Installment* within which the lice after he told the officer that Westfield tViandal officer It directed to report In writing lo Ihe 0, 24.02 2 . 262 Monroe Avenue Corp. ' 2,251.03 • officer John Baer in front of Mar- special assessments are to be levied on the lots and oovemlng body at the meeting next succeeding the date 0. 24.02 13 Maney, Garrell C. Jr. 8. Gladys 2,554.90 he was someone else:/ Police said Quality Antiques 233-8644 parcels of real estate benefited by said local Imprcve- tin Jewelers on North Avenue. whan any sale or delivery of the notes pursuant to thU 10 24.02 14 Moras, Hugo D & Marie E 4,001.03 Ingram was wanted by Westfield, ANTIQUES ordinance Is made. Such report must Include the amount . mentabiO. II. 2402 23 282 Monroe Avenue Corp. 5,669,23 After conducting a search of Jewelry And Silver the description/the Interest rale and the maturity schedule Section B. Any grant moneys received for the purpose 12 24 03 12 Hartshorn, Mabel - 1.B48.10 Roselle and Linden police on out- FURNITURE ^the_npUM(_sold, the price obtined and the name_oftti*__ described In Section 3 (a) hereof shall be applied either U) 13. 68 6 Vltale, Angelo t Anna 2,905.94 Waheed's automobilet police re- • Furniture purchaser. " " ""'" -dlract.pe5nisnt_o(^thS-D3St-c/.th*-knpnjrtment or lo- -14 e the taxable real MISSION OAK • Wicker Our Oriental gallery carries 25 110 10 Bruder, William 4 Bertram . . 8.384,33 weJks along with the other Improvements sated more fully properly within the Township for the peyment of the CANES 26. 118 a Kramer, Kolherlne 2.B71.M the fines* vases, tablecloths, end described In Section 3 herein wW be undertaken ea obagaUon* and the Interest thereon without limitation of 27. 172 11 Rogers, Patricia K. 1,951.12 neneral Improvements by the Township el • ooei of rate or amount lamps, screens, fish bowls $205,000. 11 to expected that the removal of old ourblnfl 266 EAST BROAD ST. 654-4222 Dally 10-5:30; Closed Sunday Section 11. Thb bond ordnance shell take affect 20 Mon.-Sat. 10:00-5:30 and rugs from the Orient. and the Installation of drank* block curbing ta deeoribed 29. 181 11.02 Slovens, Andrea R. 620.48 dsys' after the tst nubecaUon thereof after anal adoption, WESTIELD, NJ 07090 . 469-5869 In Section 3 herein wU be undertaken a* local Improve- 30. 170 1 Leulner, Eolow & Brellkopf 3.137.JS . as provided by the Locel Bond Law. $285.60 CC16-4l-t-Nav.1IS,21,2S, Dae. 6, 1090 Westfield ments at a cost of $28,000. Notice la hereby given to the Edwin H. Force, Chairman owners of all lot. and panels of real estate benefsed by ... .'•..' Twsp. Comm. 556 Westfield Avenue COBWEB 233-0255 Sad toom J < < < i i i i t C < ( < < ( i < i i i Joseph F. Dooley ROSELLE ANTIQUE Put... Santa, Whar* oirt Manager COLLECTIBLES, mommy and daddy g«t $c all our preMtils wrappad CENTER EPHAMERA& ANTIQUES Logical Computer Systems andmilladfof • old and New DEALER SPACE AVAILABLE Ch Jewelry * Postcards, Sheet Music, Toys, • Antiques Antiques & 2nd Hand Adv. Signs, Old Radios, and Electronics • Buy and Sell Furniture Open: Thurs. thru Sat. Neon Signs, Typewriters, • OKI Wrafipbig • Packaging 664-5777 12 Noon -7 PM Od TV's, Coin Machines, "We Won't Get Fooled Again" AlrExpraM • Parcel Sipping Bought and Sold Sun. 11 AM-5 PM Autographs, Military, • QM Items •PiivstaM.iBoXM 39 Elm St. • Wostlield Estate Sales Conducted Furniture • Podagt Stantpi Furniture, Glassware, China, f Appraisals Llflhtlnfl, Pottery, Palntlnoa, Discount On Ev- Cranford *Lou s Buying Glass, China Jewelry, Deco, Radios & Vin- cry Purchase Now 100% IBM Compatible with all hardware and 218 North Avenue tage Clothing Until Dec. 24 278-0255 emoiSbilia Silver, Etc. software, made to the USA! Lighter, faster and less Easy Access Parking! Drugs and Surgical (201) 241-9034 , A Free Glass Christmas Ornament/ expensive than its rivals. Francis J. Dooley Jr. To All Browsers!- Stay Out Of The Traffic! Manager CollBdlblan 11 Walnut Avenue For Real Fast Service without the Fast Talk 60 Westfield Ave., Clark • 381-7100 Vintage Clothing Cranford, NJ 07016 Corner of West ,1st Avenue We are the logical choice in computing. Costume Jewelryf & Aldene Road, 9 Walnut Ave. ••i David Markowitz B.S.R.P. Est. 1962 664-7277 272-2220 272-5056 RoMlle, NJ Cranford, NJ 400 West Broad Street syri J«|A Mod.-Frl. 11 am - 9 pm 233-8157 , Off «dt 137 Garden State Pkwy. 272-5777 (cornerSouth Ave.) <*£eXV4,e*fxU Sat, 11-6 i i » .•/••••"

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The school watch commit- through the National Italian time show support for downtown tee was established to curb van-i American Foundation. She was WOMEN'S GROUP merchants at FPCs "Shopping for | dalism. '••''.•' .' required to write an essay ex- Call Marilyn Roll, ACSW Scholars" Dec. 16. , | •" The council devotes all its fluids plaining how her ethnic heritage Blue and gold balloons will des- to scholarships for high school se- • relates to her scholastic goals. Upiate stores that will donate a 789-3335 niors. Donations from all of the Nazzaro is a freshman at Seton portion of their sales on this day !• local FTAs as well as the councils only to the PTC scholarship fund. Hall University where she is pur- own fund raisers are the source of suing a bachelor's degree in nurs- Participating stores are Cobweb the grants. There have been sev- ,OUR45tK Collectibles, Geiger's, Gentlemen's ing and is active in the campus eral scholarship balls, house STOP SMOKING TODAY! ANNIVERSARY Corner, Hynes Jewelers, The Shirt tours, raffles and luncheons spon- ministry. While at Cranford High Locker, Cranford Bootery, Cran- j School, she was a peer program THE MEDICAL SMOKING CESSATION PROGRAIVII CHRISTMAS 1 sored by PTC to.fluid its scholar- ford Book Store, Duet and the ship program, which was named facilitator and a member of the Drawing Board. I several years ago in memory of varsity soccer and volleyball SAFE AND EFFECTIVE MEDICAL TREATMENT BY A BOARD PTC was formed in 1949 when; principal Ruth S. Janovsik. teams, yearbook staff and senior parents and teachers from the fund raising committee CERTIFIED MEDICAL DOCTOR IN ONE OFFICE VISIT.. :then five schools in Cranford or- j Members of today's PTC include Usa Nazzaro ganized a group concerned with: the superintendent of schools, a CALL 1-800 - SMOKEOUT Gold Watch Collection. Cranford's children. Committees: representative of the Cranford ,•;on safety, music, health, scholar-; Education Association, central of- (highly successful in many cases) ship and parent education were j fice administrators, PTA presi- Office Located In Cranford. added in the '50s. Anew teacher dents and two representatives Salary commission, special educa-: from each school, a member of mers tion committee and the scholar- the school board, past presidents ship fund were begun in the '60s.: and special committee members. Jaycees invite scholarship applicants Cranford Jgycees has scholar- by its March 15 deadline. Cran-' Bring Us Your Christmas List ships available for Cranford stu- ford Library and the Cranford dents who wish to further their High School guidance office have Fine Homemade Chocolates studies at any institution of higher Financial Aid Forms and applica- . , Homemade Chocolate Novelties • . . . Photo by John Keating education. Scholarships are 'tions or call John Bashaw, Sugarfree Chocolates Id Coins CINDY SMITH DANCERS entertain at Breakfast with Santa Stiles, Mandy Keeley, Erin Hannon, Leslie Ditta, Suzanne Bal- awarded based on academic 276-4818. Gift Baskets Investment Portfolios ; Saturday at Hillside Avenue School. Dancers, from left, front, lantyne, Maureen Mackey; rear, Jobina Delgado, Jessica Matt- achievement, community in-, Other members of the Cranford We Ship Anywhere are, Margaret Leary, Beth Ferrel, Craig Smith, ChrissyDiS- is, Colleen McHugh, Christina. Weak'land, Jennifer Metchnik, volvement, extra-curricular ac- Scholarship Clearing House Dealers in Rare Cains And tefano, Nicole Perperas, Lauren Ricks, Jennie-Lee Smith; cen- awarding scholarships this year 125 E. Broad St., Westfield Colleen Rae, Krysia .Cierkowski, Meredith Cierkowski, Doreen . tivities and financial need. sively Seeking TheFoUowins It ter, Kara Dowlinq. Allisnri Petronio, Jennifer Powers. Chrissv- Berglund and,Kate Lyons. • ; The New Jersey ^Financial Aid include College Women's Club, (Form/ must be completed and Parent Teacher Council, Rutgers Alwavs Welcome 23 2-1904 *:AU 'US, X^ici Coins 'mailed by Feb. 15 in order to Club, Rotary Club, American Le- * U.S. Commemorative vhave the necessary information gion Post 212 and CHS Class of Half Dollars v..-. • . Ghoir sback to the sendee Organization 1967 * Ori^nal Rolls and Bags of Silver Dollars in concert • Certified Mechanics • NJ Inspection Station * Large Lots of Proof • The Garwood Celebration Choir Scholarship, citizenship forms ready • Avto Rerrt-aCar and Mint Sets Iftr.'?-. will preserit its .debut perfor- * Better Foreign Gold mance Sunday at_4 p.m at St Application forms for the nurse's rector and must need financial as- and Silver Coins - Paul's United Church of Christ, scholarship and for; the Girl's Citi- sistance. We have the latest Center Street, Garwood. zenship Institute week at Doug- * Any Worthwhile Individual 4 Delicately proportioned for her, the elegant Movado 14 karat lass College have been distributed Citizenship Institute applicants BEAR COMPUTER Coin or Collection Director Alison Nead said the gold bracelet watch. Each;bracelet is a perfect integration of ; program will include an audience by the Cranford Village Improve- must be in their junior year and WHEEL BALANCING... 14 karat gold links. Choose oval, round or rectangular case ... be recommended by her guidance on or off your car carol sing. A free will offering will . some brilliantly enhanced by diamonds. Quartz. Swiss. ment Association. "We will travel be received. Light refreshments They can be obtained at Cran- counselor. The student selected BEAR A. $3,290. B. $1,990. C. $2,990. D. $2,290. E. $2,990. will spend a week in June, at to buy if your will be served in Fellowship Hall ford High School, the public li- holdings warrant following the concert • brary, St Elizabeth, Elizabeth Douglass College and attend col- 4 WHEEL ALIGNMENT General and Muhlenberg hospi- lege level sessions. •SJJfr Vs" 4 Mastercard accepted for repair* tals, and the following private OVER 50 YEARS OF CONTINUOUS SERVICE Btiar's head fest .schools: Mount-St-Mary, Seton Application deadline for both 201*654-0010 programs is April 15. Forms also Hall Prep, Union Catholic, Mother H no answer, please leave message. at church Dec. 14 YOUR PERSONAL JEWELER SINCE 1945 ! Seton and Roselle Catholic. are available from chairman GRECO'S GARAGE The VIA nurse's scholarship is Agnes NOvotny, 276-2892. VE BLUM, I A boar's head and Yule log festi- available to a Cranford High 301 South Ave E •Cranford •276-9811 val will be presented Dec. 14 at8 School senior who has been ac- ling Professionally in New Jersey p.m, at the Presbyterian Church, ' cepted by a hospital school of 533 Ictly 140 Mountain Ave., Westfield. 12 North. Avenue West • Cranford, NJ 07016 ' , nursing and to men and women Westfield, The Chancel Choir, junior high (201)276-6718 : already in.a, nursing school. Appli-.. !y Appointment and chapel choirs will participate cants will be reviewed by their ^alpng.with church members in in: Take hold of everything dividual roles. A free will offering CERTIFIED GEMOLOGIST APPRAISERS AGS ACCREDITED GEM LAB • guidancexounjselpr pr,nureing_di-_ *-*>« will be received to offset produc- tion costs. M0N., TUES., WED. 9:45-5:30 • THURS. 9:45-8:30 • SAT. 9:30-5:00 ; Telescope fair your community has I at UCG Saturday :«:. Amateur Astronomers Inc., to offer. . . v based at Union County College's | Sperry Observatory, will conduct a .v. holiday telescope fair from noon DWARFS THEM ALL: St. Michael's pupils, from left, Amy McGrath, Qulcha McCrea, Laurie Krlcks ;J to 11 p.m. Saturday at the obser- and Gweri Spsttz admire 27-foot mural they made for Cranford Dramatic Club's current production ; : •| vatory. ' • . •..."• '- ; •• of "Snow White." Sue Chandler, front, plays dwarf Happy while at right are school principal Lea ;*-,, Telescopes will be on sale and Kaluzny and show director June Coles. . VINCENT R. VICCI,JR., O.D. 272-6800 z members of AAI will provide uv ^ yW Louis B. Gavin, Adm: 1929 I formation on types of telescopes >* MerlttB. Gavin, Adm: 1966, CPA I and appropriate prices. • Family Vision Care • Binocular Vision and ALL TAXATION AfttA$ i Three experts will discuss star TAX PREPARATION i gazing through binoculars, raod- Perception . • General Practice / em telescope optics, telescope NOW OPEN! • Contact Lenses ° Real Estate • Estate Planning ;£ accessories and astrophotography. • Wills • Probate • Estates '•* Club members will demonstrate Muhlenbergis NEW • Sports Vision • Corporation • Collection •i the proper use of a variety of tele- Emergency Department Cleveland Ploia • Divorce* • Negligence •1 scopes and persons interested in 123 N. Union Ave • Cranford GAVIN & GAVIN PC :* selling old astronomical equip- 272-1133 Cousellora at Law ' ':! ment may do so at the fair. Call Designed with your comfort in mind, our NEW No kidding! 198 North Ave. E. Cranford > 276-STAR for more information. Emergency Department in the fitch Memorial Pavilion is NOW OPEN and ready to care for Do you take full advantage of all your Community has your emergency medical needs. When you arrive, Martin R. Curlik Children's craft to offer? _..;..••..• '_•...;..:...... _.'_:...• •. ;.-•' : _.._.•:. : „>.... .:..:.:•.. you'll beiseen by..ai medical prpfessipnal in a JAMES F.KEEFE M.D..F.A.G.S. Lipari & Keefe Each week the Cranford Chronicle points out what you need modern JEmergency Department now twice as ' practicing class is enrolling to know to live In and enjoy the uniqueness of Cranford, Counsellors at Law large as before! Features include: • Male UROLOGY Garwood and Kenllworth. Activities. Entertainment. Events. Registration is continuing for Access to the latest in medical technology; ' Infertility . • treatmenNon-surgicat ofl Cleveland Plaza • Suite 202 the Recreation Department's arts Meetings. Issues. Sales. • Female Kidney Stones Fully equipped trauma rooms; 123 N. UNION AVE. and crafts class for children in Complete concise local news, sports and shopping Urology • Impotency grades 1 to 4. Information. Mailed to your home for little more than the Separate critical care and cardiac evaluation • Urinary • Pedlatrlc CRANFORD, N.J. Children who were not enrolled Incontinence Urology 2761100-2764766 price of a stamp, » rooms; • Laser Surgery in the fall session may be regis- 1 Residential & Commercial Real Estate Closings Dedicated radiology and diagnostic rooms; 198 North Avenue East Wills, Estates & Trusts tered at the Community Center i from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday to Your newspaper about your neighbors. Order today! Modern orthopedic room; Diplomat, American CrahTord Commercial & Small Business Matters Board of Urology 709-9222 Divorce i Friday and 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. Central nursing station for more efficient Monday to Thursday. The fee is Clip & Mall to: I $20. The class will start Jan. 9 arid FORBES NEWSPAPERS treatment; run for 10 weeks from 3:45 to 4:45 Circulation Department • Attractive, new waiting area. p.m. Wedneajays/Call 709-7283. P.O.Bfax757, BARISONEK, DOOLEY TAXES €ranf orb Chronicle Bedmlnstor, N.J. 07821 Our dedicated and compassionate professional Subscription Rates Emergency Department staffis ready to respond u AVIGLIOtTI Individual, Partnership, Payable In Advance and Our No-Fee" Checking Account will make Corporate, Estate & Trust to your emergency medical needs. Counsellors at Law' TV-35 schedule are Non-Refundable you say "Yes" about opening one! FINANCIAL STATEMENTS , • • . • i IN COUNTY For your convenience, clip and save this map to P Enclosed is my check for $. 340-4 NORTH AVE. E. Compiled, Reviewed & [ Dec. 10: 5 p.m., Martha Stew- [ Q1 Year $20 . Muhlenberg's NEW Emergency Department. Compare our checking account with your checking account: art, holiday cooking; 6 p.m., I • 2 Yearn $34 CRANFORD, N.J. Audited Cranford High School Choral • My charge card #_ D3Year»$45 '.'•• • We. say No Monthly Service Fees! . 276-8500 festival; 7 pm, "Hello Cran-1 IN NEW JERSEY Commorcial & Residential Real Estate LAV1NIA MEARS.CPA •ford" ' ::!'Wp:,*. •>..: . • i • Visa • MC Exp.. • 1 Year$24 »We say No Per Check Charges! Small Business and Corporations 10 South Avenue East : Dec. 11: 6 p.mi; 'Senior citi- r D 2 Years $39 »We say No Minimum Balance Required? Municipal • Wills & Estates • Personal Injury Cranford Criminal and Matrimonial Law zens,' Union County Medical; Signature '' '• • :— • 3 Yearn $53 Society luncheon . . : 276-7685 OUT OF STATE Open a Statewide "No-Fee" Checking Account and enjoy all of Dee. 12: 5 pm, Wines of Ca-; Q1 Year $27 NAME. these "No-Fee" advantages. It's probably the most "User' lifornia; 7:30 p.m., "This Is • 2Year»$4S BARBARA RAMS DEN, OMD. Buy/Sell Businesses/Real Estate Personal Injury Cranford High School" • 3 Yea« $60 Friendly" checking account you'll ever find! Dec. 13: 6 p.nt, Senior clti- ADDRESS. CHARLES NARY, DMD. Commercial Litigation, Wills & Estates Single Copy- 60« (Minimum-Opening Dcposil $100. Checks relumed with convenient Monthly Siateinenls.) II ' zens, Union County Medical .APT. #. Complete Quality Gentle Dental Society luncheon; 7:30 p.m., j * Senior Cttixms * TERRY R.ZUCKERMAN 1 !s Island gifted and talented Call or visit any Statewide Office for more details! Care For The Entire Family ZIP. We offer senior citizens a $3.00 dis- scuooltrip count off our one year subscription Main Office (201) 795-7700. • Cosmetic Bonding • Root Canal POLLACK & ZUCKERMAN Dec 14: 5 p.m., Martha Stew- rates. There Is no discount for the • Crowns (Caps) • Emergency Care ' Law Offices art, holiday cooking; 6 p.m., TELEPHONE. two and three year rates. If you are a senior dttzen, place your medicare • Complete & Partial • Most Insurance Plans 530 Boulevard Cranford High School chorar Dentures Accepted festival; 7 p.nL, Orango AVenue no. In the spade below and take RANDOLPH ROAD EMERGENCY Kenllworth, New Jersey I $3.00 off the one year rate. * _ 671 Raritan Rd. • Cranford ' School fashio d Medicare no. , | ENTRANCE ' Classic tatewide Savings Bank S.L.A. 272-2212 272-5550 ] week, D«ft33#V&fcr A*W EVENING & SATURDAY APPTS. AVAILABLE Truth;" Dec. J3, BringlhgUp CublUMra ol: So iiinrni ljiii Imili • nMoun iid Brook OranUa • UlddhMI Owonleto MUHLENBERG REGIONAL Park Avenue & Randolph Road OFFICES IN JERSEY CITY • ELIZABETH • SECAUCUS SHIUNP COCKTAIL ally for over 10 years. Combine that cooking with:owner Tin-Choi| • OUR FAMOUS P1UMEIUH OF DEEP Woh's (David) 12 years of working and managing restaurants and you < Each Spe DDKKER SERVED WIT1I WINE From have a successful operation. ' BVM. •',•: ••'• '•:. , • • •" ". • Veal & P $7,95 > FUJORSHOWAXD DANCING ALL, The Golden Palace menu has 10 goups, 16 appetizers and over 120' • Flounder Fra • ADDED ATTRACTION: EXOTIC entrees from which to choose. Prices of appetizers range from $1.251 ;... $9.95 Since 1975 DAKCER •"JACKIE"* . • CHAMPAGJVE TOAST AT MIDIVICHT for an egg roll to $7.95 for clamS In a black bean sauce. Chefs j Renowned Hong Kong Chefs • PARTT FAVORS AXD KOISE»L specials (33 In total) cost anywhere from $9.95 for Manadarin jSbfk, • OOinWEKTAL IIREAKFAST Restaurant SfCucklill Lounge . • . . AFTER NIDXIGirr . ' chop to $1R95 for a fisherman's treat of fresh lobster meat, shrimp The Bridgewater Manor is pleased tohos t a 372 North Avenue, Dunellen 968-2432 add scallops sauteed with snow peas and straw mushrooms. The' pagesuejore average price of the chefs specials is $14. Lobster Festival every Tuesday thru Friday night. The menu Includes choices of seafood (12 items), poultry (12 items) ^20 PER PERSON UNLIMITED! Our Safe Overnight . Andanuita. and meat (1.7 In total) at prices averaging $8. to $9. The Golden FOR INFORMATION REGARDING THESE RESTAURANT PAGES Gala Celebration Includes: Palace also offer a luncheon special which includes soup, choice or CmpMt Odt (Mtbnion pKlcaga pta OMcnigte xcaoinWion lot I white or fried rice, and over 20 entrees starting at $5.25 to $6.95. , CALL planning you* km, *»««* our W> chtdaaji. The Golden Palace will try to accommodate everyone's taste/ K you MICKI PULSINELLI would like something not on the menu, ask and they will prepare it M A^N OR they have the ingredients. If you're on a special diet or prefer your GARDEN 5TATE PKWY. EXIT 136, food without MSG, salt, soy sauce, sugar corn starch or oil, they will Rt. 202/206, Bridgewater / 658-3000 Li NOW OPEN 201-231-6652 CRANIORD, NJ PHONE 201-272-4700 * 201-272-3657^ try to oblige you anyway they can. We were told that many dishes can Early Reservations Suggested (•• 2 • be prepared without some or all of those Ingredients. The Golden Palace also has banquet and catering facilities and, of t:e-- *.f6ut/iej*n> fTta/tost (puistnc- i/t a/t> elegant Elegant Northern Italian festivities! course, take out service. .•.—- -•—---- ' We started the meal with our usual order of soups, hot and sour i & Continental Cuisine ($1,50)for m y husband and wonton soup for me ($1.50). The hot and 1 Cocktails & Business Lunches sour was spicy hot, as my husband prefers it, while my wonton was of good stock and tasty. . All Major Credit Cards For •appetizers we ordered an egg roll and a small order of i DAILY LUNCH & ; Closed Sundays spareribs ($5.25). The egg roll, combined with a good hot mustard 'that made my husband's eyes water, was delicious. My spareribs were DINNER SPECIALS • Call to reserve your . Samantha's Restaurant meaty and succulent. wcxxm Christmas Luncheon today We chose two items from the chefs special menu. The first item, Northern Italian puisine Specialty Of Ifh For reservations call RESTAURANT & SPORTS BAR ! steak kow ($13.95) was steak cubes sauteed with straw mushrooms, ,3lmt • MEALS ALSO AVAILABLE FOR TAKE-OUT - 526-4466 House. J' broccoli, water chestnuts and baby com in a Holsln sauce. The steak • Beef Braclola O Fettudnl • Natural Veal Dishes . CtaCIOE > was tender and the vegetables crisp, thg way I like them. 1 West High ScBridge St., Somerville .,,.-..,'. ,5864466 • Homemade Pastas • Northern Style Lasagna -THE ONLY PLACE!! SAMANTHA i Our other choice, sesame chicken ($9.95), was tender sliced JSr {Cantolonl I chicken cooked In a spicy sacue with a sprinkle of toasted sesame, OPEN 3600 Park Ave. OPEN FOR LUNCH Samantha's Restaurant LUNCH TIME and served on a bed of crisp lettuce. A&P/Bradlees Shopping Center Mon:-Sat. 12 PM -10 PM 11:30-2:30 440 North Ave. East, Westfield, NJ Our dessert consisted of the traditional fortune cookies. Who has (Cornor of OnkTto'e Rd. & Park Ma.) Sun. 4 PM-10 PM Dinner 5-10, Tuea. - Thura. (Back of White Diamond) I roomfor desser t In a Chinese restaurant? South Plainfield 5-11 Fri.iSat 233-1010 or 232-9749 Make Your Lunch Sundav9-4 As I said before, the Golden Palace does not look like the traditional ChefCartoCantkml Break Work for You! ' Chinese restaurant. If not for the Oriental waiters, you would never 1 Enjoy an Ail-American Cuisine know that it Is one. But once you taste the food, there will be no more ut in &t?le Shrimp Scampi Hats, Horns, Nolsemakers & Champagne Toast 1/2 Price Fettucine Alfredo PLUS OVERNIGHT ACCOMODATIONS •2 Live Bands • TV • 22 Other TVs • Our Grille Room Menu Is served from 2:00 Dally Drinks for and Saturday and Sunday from noon Lasagne $OKtfV>0 PER COUPLE • Full Course Dinner • Roast Pork Loin £3v (inc. Tax & Gratuity) • 500 Hot Dogs Ladies Fri. Nov. 23 - Christmas Eve Lemon Chicken Reservations Required Reservations Now Being Accepted Seasons Greetings to all Holiday Shoppers • Dinner is served Monday-Saturday from. 5:00, Ham Steaks Sunday from noon Steak Teriyaki Shrimp Cocktail...... 4.95 Seafood Combination Potatoes N Fresh Vegetables New December Early Bird Specials \Seafood Caesar Platter ...... ;.. 10.95 „ Salad ...... 5.95 Sliced Fillet Mignon r Featuring the band "Zaire" OVER 20 SELECTIONS - STARTING FROM 795 ChickenMarsala 9.95 w/Bernaise Sauce... 11.95\ NEW Late Night Menu Champagne Fountain, party favors all Included. Private & In the Grille Room Sunday-Thursday from 10 to closing COME IN AND RELAX MONDAY TO FRIDAY Corporate Parties Chocolate Peanut Christmas Eggnog ,.2.25 $90.00 per couple Includes tax and tip Butter Pie.. 2.95 Rum Eggnog 3.95 Friday & Saturday from 11 :Q0 to closing HAPPY HOUR HOUSE DRINKS AT BAR - $1.50 - 4 PM to 7 PM* Hours: 7:00 PM -1:30 AM "OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK Apple Walnut Pie ...... 2.95 Eggnog .;,...'• ...... 2.25 FREE HOT HORS D'OEUVRES ^ Colonial Village LOCATED IN THE BEAUTIFUL BRIDGEWATER h 1745 Amwell Road, Mlddlebush/Someraet, NJ, 08873 the original O'Connors Beef N' Ale House ENTERTAINMENT IN OUR LOUNGE COMMONS MALL BRIDGEWATER, N. J. 708 Mountain Blvd. at Rarltan Center WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY - ALEX ON PIANO \% Over 6000 Free Parking Spaces 218-9333 201-873-3990 Watchung, NJ Rarltan Center Parkway Edison (201) 225-8300 FRIDAY & SATURDAY - RICH KELLY & FRIENDSHIP 148 W. Main St Nightly Entertainment^ 755-2565 Somerville 231-1919 In Lounge I 2000 PARK AVE, (Rt. 531) SO. 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B-14 CRANFORD CHRONICLE Thursday December 6,1990 DINE WITH US FOR LUNCH SANITY CLAUS PARTIES ORDINNBRIN Valuable Coupon Occasion To Be OUR GREENHOUSE ,0/ OFF DtNNHR. Four Rooms for Banquets LOBSTER MANIA Reserve now for Christmas Parties- Unforgettable Or • Bridal Showers • Birthdays ' • Weddings • Class Reunions ft May Not Be Time to • Annrverearie* . , • Family Parties House Dinners Your^Just Going Out For •__•_••• Retirements • .•'• beck the Halls, COACROUTE H7» (EXINT 12' PADDOC) 4 K But It Is Time to CUNTOrtNJ. NEW YEAR'S EVE PARTY A Bite With Friends Lobster PRIME RIB DINNEFnVlTH OPEN BAR MAKE RESERVATIONS 1990 HOLIDAY SCHEDULE *45.00/per8on ; Best Dates Now Available BRUNCH W/SANTA ENTERTAINMENT FRI. & SAT. DESIGN YOUR OWN PARTY Adults $13.95 • Children $7.50 Festival -. BOB DILEO Sunday, Dec. 16th 12:00-3:00 Banquet • A IJI Carte Dinner • Buffet • Take-Out CHRISTMAS EVE tfefect a G/iineJte jnt/ttt, . Tuesday. Dec 25th, 1:00-6:00 & Friday Night 356-2692 • 356-9888 NEW YEAR'S EVE pM/*^ ^^M"V A Gochtal/t dnt^Jfne tuiiies OFFICE PARTIES Monday, Dec. 31st (2011 789-9777 Lunch 11:30-4:00 • Dinner 4:00-9:00 The First Place F6r I 1085 EAST, RT. 22, MOUNTAINSIDJUW lAinaiuEc ' • • RECEPTIONS Package 8:30 -1:30 $85.OO/P. + tx * G, iEA8T,RT. mm mm mm. mm mm SBI Valuable Coupon • FAMILY The Best in Restaurants NEW YEARS DAY . Tuesday, Jani 1st $13.95 FOR INFORMATION REGARDING THESE RESTAURANT PAGES GATHERINGS Champagne Brunch 1:00-3:30 • Dinner 1:00-8:00 . '•• • .' • -• ' ' CALL • '• •••••'• ••• ' •: '. ' Don! spend your holiday Route 78 (Extt 12) 4 Miles West of MICKI PULSINELLI worrying about details. Clinton, NJ. Let our professional staff pamper you and your guett with fine 201-735-7889 dning. excellent servics and LUNCH t DINNER • COCKTAILS • WEDDINGS • BANQUETS 201-231-6652 • PARTIES FOR ALL OCCASIONS • Unlimited Lobster reasonable prices.

Sunday & Wednesday Nights 322-4224 $20 • Carving Station Monday Nights p/person • Pasta KIDS All-You-Cin-Eat Unlimited One dining adult per child. BABY BACK RIBS • Shrimp Now Featuring on Wed. Only 'TOTO The Magic Clown" • Dessert Thursday Nights WHY GO TO THE CITY? Every Tuesday All-You-Can-Eat 366 Park Ave. Family m|H^ Unique ZZjf S Reservations Requested PRIME RIB NIGHT $7.95 BARBECUED CHICKEN Scotch Plains Entertainment on Friday Nights Style mWmW^M Warehouse Offers may be withdrawn at any tSme. Restaurant JmWWfmW Atmosphere Mav mil bo cornblned with any mntr otter Holidays Are Delicious 572 Boutovard In Ktnhgbtth, 276-7775 •CONTINENTAL— ITALIAN CUISINE Tis th? season to 78 NORTH AVE. • GARWOOD • 789-2242 •s the only place for ribs ; celebrate and share glad Plafi£arty«ndT1hftfi|cAirf4 DECEMBER LOBSTER FiSf IVAL? 1776 Spiith Washlhflton Avenue Placataway'-•'.: •• -'463'.*t0OQ/ • Clam Chowder tidings of joy. May this THIS NEW YEARS EVE, IS... • Vegetable dejolir and wohderflit holiday I will make your Holiday Special! potato • Whole Lobster MVi Ib. steamed or season bring you the Personalized Catering; Party Plat- & Delicious grilled WAKE UP YOUR TASTE BUDS/DELIGHTFUL "CONTINENTAL CUISINE" F tore and Subs. Hot or Cofd Hor best of everything. Putting en ttie I is / • XO Apple Crisp O'ouvres, Creaffve Entrees, Ac- Cuisine Not valid on Holidays or with any oompanimerrts, Deserts, Gift '14.95 other offer. Subject to market Condi- RESTAURANT tions. , ' . & LOUNGE Creative Catering Baskets and Much, Much More. From 9:00 p.m. to 2:00 a.m. Continuous Entertainment Provided By: 42 South Martlne . : Orchestra and D.J. Entertainment Thurs.-Sat. SUNDAY Conca Doro CREATIVE AND AFFORDABLE Earlybird Specials 5-6 pm .••'•.'..'••.•. '©•• o .••'••• •'. . • • DANCING EVERY FRI. AND SAT. PASTA - Italian Restaurant Fwwood Happy Hour 4-6 pm • . Bill of Fare: ... •Open Christmas Eye, New. Years Eve HOLIDAYS ARE SPECIAL AT LIVE IN DEC. - Dance to the music of MATRIX BAND FESTIVAL QHAP's Open Bar Throughout the Evening HOLIDAY SHRIMP PLATTERS , and New Years Day, 322*4546 10 different pastas - Imported Champagne at Midnight CHILDREN'S ENTREES $1.00 Sun.-Thurs. ' Deluxe Full Course Dinner , Entrees on children's menu only one child per dining adult LADIES FRI. NITE SPECIAL - 1/2 PRICE - 10 different sauces FRI. & SAT. Shrimp Cocktail . ; . RING IN THE NEW YEAR WITH THE VOODUDES DRINKS at Bar & Lounge NY Strip & Lobster Tall $13.9S SURF& TURF $7.95 Broiled Seafood Platter • • ' • •. • •• O « • © . . •. CALL FOR RESERVATIONS DINNER Specials After 6:30 children under 12- *5.9S $12.95 Children A A A A A A- A A A A A .;• ' ' ;. •, •••'•.• Cholceof: .••..'. ' . • GRAND BUFFET Holiday Parties to fit any budget I BUSINESS MENS SUNSET $ Stuffed Shells or Rout Prime Rib of Beef, Aujus -or- )umbo BrolledLopsterTall EVEI1Y MON. S. rUES 95 All the shrimp. \umil' | EXPRESS, COMPLETE . DINNER soup, wtod, tfetwf, COIYM Chicken Tenders .'•••.• .. . ' '. ' • o,,© * © . . ribs etc you cm LUNCHEONS. WEEKDAYS 4 to 6:30 ' Continental Breakfast Buffet (Served from 1:30 a.m. On) onl. complete with 11:30 SAT. 4 to 6 ciesspil H codec to 3P.M. SUN. 1 to 4 TUES, WED, THURS. from • • ' •• ' ' . . O €> • O •'•-•'• ... Professionally Decorated Grand Ballroom Whole Lbbster or. Hamburger Platter or BANQUET FACILITIES FOR ALL OCCASIONS Party Favors - Prizes Awarded for Dance Contest VearParmiglana ?9.95 Fried Shrimp , *4.95 : PETE'S FISH MARKET ip?* °!'" H '». - -•;• : PlentyOf / 'FOBRESERVATioKiqcui B»<>-ionn; Shrimp Cocktallor Dessert with-regular menu .y.. nffl V • Tarlflfi Only ?08iQO per|>erjor«,cofnplete (Irvcludes 4.1,'iaxet and gratuities) selectionrjqly w ' i. ^«M,^. J.Y«\" ' FREE PARKIN^) *Bi f ^Marline) Hc&M CK.JR %:• '* " 64SdWeriBt St. ' ... ••.•".'•"'"•" o •' o ©. • .' '' • • .. North Plainfield "As always, we will carry a complete EU1RVATI0NS TAKIN BY MAIL OR IN KRSON. SOU. DEPOSIT REQUIUD WITH BALANCE TO K PAID IN HlO. BY 756-7310 THU*SDAy.DtttMBtlll7TH, 1990. NO PKSONAL OUCHS, MApjlCMOir CARK OR CASH ONLY. . ' line of seafood for all your holiday needs with the same commitment to The Historic BaGauk BaCaRS Perryville Inn QUALITY, VALUE, SERVICE too! ^ For all your eating and & AT THE QUALITY INN. ROUTE 1 (SOUTH) AT THE QUALITY INN, 1850 EASTON AVENUE . NOW Quality drinking needs. Established 1813 that has been our trademark for over NORTH BRUKlSVyiCK, NEW JERSEY.' (908) 246-2800 Inn SOMERSET, NEW JERSEY • (908) 560-4700, 469-5050:• Formerly The So. Brook OPEN! 50 years. Holiday Parties • Banquets Inn • Catering Casual Dining For The Whole Family SeringLunch Tuesday- Friday 11:30 Dinner Tuesday- Saturday 5:00, Sunday at 4:00 Burgers to Prime Rib FINE

Place your Holiday orders now! ;,)• J. ., Presenting: . As Always...Known for Our HOLIDAY DINING Fresh Seafood The International Twelve Days of Christmas PETE'S FISH MARKETS COME IN AND TRY CALL ABOUT OUR beginning December 12 thru December 24 OUR EXTENSIVE NEW MENU! NEW YEARS EVE CELEBRATION Every Couitoy— Every Day Serving MON thru THURS - 11:30AM till 10:00 PM A&P Shopping Gtr. STEAKHOUSE BEEF W ALE HOUSE France • USA • Germany • Italy •Spain 205 E. 2nd St. 111 W. 2nd Ave. FRI & SAT - 11:30 AM TIL 11:00 PM - Sunday** 2:00 - 8?00 Middlesex • England • Switzerland • Israel •Norway Plainfield Roselle HURRil Coupon Expires 12121190 .'••'.,'• Hungary • Denmark • Morocco Lounge Hours • 10:00 - 2:00 AM Mon.-Sat 756-1656 469-9570 241-5990 CHARBROILED A Join us for a special 12:00PM-12 AM-Sun. Introductory Offer in Our New Year's Eve Dinner Main Street So. Bound Brook 563-4972 Ribeye ¥ Around the World Brunch Sunday, January 6 Steak Dinner Newly Renovated Pub... Italian-American Includes Ribeye Steak with potato and garlic toast plus Ponderosa's AII»You«Can«Eat Grand Buffet " Ib Burger or Cheeseburger $^50 Call for Reservations (201) 730-9500 I Major Credit Cards and Mug of Domestic Beer For ^^his orthe PONDEROSAuiyut.r * Whole Month of December

P HURRY!HIIRRVH Coupon Expires i2l2il90 DECEMBER SPECIALS: m %*r?> CHARBROILED A - Monday - Lemon Chicken or 1-78 Exit 12, Near Clinton Chopped v/| Restaurant ..'•"* Fettucini Alfredo,...... *.....'...... 9-95 Steak Dinner "f Presents and Exotic New Year's Eve. Special offer Includes Chapped Steak Tuesday - N.Y. Strip Steak...... *10.95 with potato and garlic toast plus Ponderosa's $ 9 pm - 2 am A!l«You»Can«Ea[ Grand Buffet." Wednesday - Shrimp Scampi 10.95 1 Unlimited Open Bar • Champagne Toast to • Noise Makers & Hats . Price* (MalTal&Pina Welcome 1991 for everyone. PONDEROSA- Thursday - Prime Rib 10.95 : Colada Included) Friday - N.Y. Strip Steak with . •../•. 5 Hours Open Bar Cocktail Hour '$ HURRY! Coupon Expires 12121196 Your Choice of Complete Dinner Hi Stuffed Shrimp...... 14.95 7 Course Dinner, Tiered Wedding Cake ( Buffet Brunch and Silver Candelabras and Flowers American Qrleintal Chicken Flaming Jubilee Show, Private Bridal Rooms, White Glove Service Shrimp Cocktail Salad Spare Ribs, Steak on a Stick, Ribeye Senior Citizens' Specials Available Breast Dinner Prime Rib of Beef or Twin Lobster Tails Newport Prawns Baked Potato - Broccoli Saute Watermelon Soup""" Includes Charbrolled Chicken Coupon o«od kx any party t£t, Rolls, Butter Seafood in a Love Nest or Breast with potato plus Ponderosa's Cannot &S«) In iomttMori •• Butcher Shop - Don't forget to order AII*You*Can«Eat Grand Buffet" *Wi inv othar otW douponn oorr Coffee & Tea Steak & Chicken Newport This offer auoounl oKar. T« not Indudad. INN*** lontkxu. your holiday turkeys and roasts from Vegetable Fried Rice Fine continental Dining in our newly Dai.cc The our retail butcher shop. p——-__ Coffee & Tea renovated candlelit Dining Room 2 ous and Exciting Sounds of won't last long! Where You Never DINNER SUNDAY LUNCH HURRYI Coupon Expires 12121190 Brunch 11:00-2:30 Go Away Hungry Tuei.-Fil. 11:30-2:30 Tuei.-Thuii. 5:00-9:00 Charbroiled * F.I. ftS» L 5:00-10:00 Dinner 3:00-9:00 TARIFF (By Reservation Only) 1/4 Pound* Burger V 708 Mountain Blvd. ***THE NEST*** Plan A Plan B & French Fries •"LIVE ENTERTAINMENT41 Includes Chanbrolled *} per couple UmH ona eoUpon p*r ylsH. fue«..T1iun, 5:00-12:00, Frl. ft Sit 5:00-2:00, Suwliy 3:00-9:00 Tax & Gratuities Included CanrtOtbauaadln • DM IVfriLrDriV:A®

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BUICK 83 CENTURY- 2 CADILLAC 85 COUPE CHEVY 78 CAMARO CHEVY 86 CAMARQ- CHEVY, 82 COflVETTE- 11O door, V6, all •. power, DEVILLE-2 dr, 8 cyl, ex- LT~ 1 owner, V8, PS/PB V6, auto, AM/FM cassette, 51,000 mis., mirrored, t- cruise, .AM/FM stereo, cellent cond., AC, fglly6 AC, 4 speed, AM/FM cas- AC, white with red Inte- top, white w/red leather AUTOS excel, cond., 73K miles, loaded, garage kept since sette, new paint & tires, rior, mint condition, 50K Int., mint condition.: FOR SALE loaded. Must sell. $2900/ new. $4,550. 356-4004 . 54K original miles, $2995. miles, $5,000. Call 463- $12,000 or. B/O. 232- 7456. BO. 526-3662. CADILLAC 86 EL DOR- 874-5709 before 9PM. 9413. BUICK 83 REGAL- Val- ADO- Black w/black CHEVY 79 WAGON- CHEVY 86 CAPRICE- DATSUN '81 200 SX- 1 AMC "80 SPIRIT- 4 ISEDCAI ued to. $3000. Asking leather Interior, fully 4dr, Excellent condition. Vfl, maroon, excellent owner, good condition. spd..'69K.ml.,' AC, PS, $1000, needs lifters, 160K loaded, sunroof, new $300. Call 985-6208 or running" condition: P/ AM/FM stereo,. 5 spd., PB, stereo,, tape,, good miles. Call 561-8883 after tires, AM/FM Bose stereo, 985-3246 locks, windows. 2 new 102K ml., AC, Hatchback THE KIND YOU DREAM cond. $1000/6.0. Call 4PM, . • •'-.'•' 62K. $8995. CADILLAC CHEVY 80 CAMARO- tires/ battery. $4350.. w/sun visor. $1250. Call 369-3784, Iv. mess. BUICK 84 RIVIERA- 2 83 EL DORADO- Black Small V8, PS, PB, P/door, 781-6891 before 6PM. 789-9768. ABOUT! AMC 74 GREMLIN- door beige, full power, w/tan leather. Interior, fully. AC, AM/FM cassette, New CHEVY 86 CONVERT- DATSUN 80 200SX- . runs well. $500. Call.906- garage kept, excellent paint, heat, exhaust & IBLE- 6 cyl. AC, all 100K miles, runs good; Each car reconditioned 8796 after 5:30PM. . condition, 68K miles'. Call 874-5709 before 9PM. more. Runs well. Asking power;.AM/FM cass, top not Inspected, $500. Call AMC 80 CONCORD- 6 276-5774. ' CADILLAC 86 SEDAN $2750. 781-7017. condition, orlg owner, 9 725-5930 day or evening:, ready for delivery. At these cyl., 2 door, excellent DE VILLE-4 door, black CHEVY 80 IMPALA- months left on unlimited DATSUN 80 280H- blqe/ prices there's no reason to BUICK 84, CENTURY warranty $5400. 526-2118 transportation. New water WAGON- 86k miles, PS, exterior, gray Interior, ex- 108K ml., starts & runs silver, well-maintained, dream about It! . pump & brakes. Body In PB; P/wlndows, AM/FM cellent condition. Garage well, 4 good tires, full size CHEVY 87 CELEBRITY many new parts, abso- good condition. Call Jay radio, roof rack, 3rd seat.. kept. S9250/BO. Call 234- spare, hew exhaust re- EUROSPORT- P/wln- lutely no rust, must sell. 20W67-1279. $2250; Excellent condi- 2391 after 6PM, : cently Installed. Asking dow, • P/lock, AM/FM ste- $1900/BO. Call 218-8913. BMW 86 325- red, 5 tion. Call 201-359-0674 CADILLAC 8 7 $650.709-0614. reo, 97K highway miles. DID YOU '88 UNC0LN TOWN CAR SIGNATURE SERIES speed, mint condition, after6PM , . •:;•;,.•.•.:', BROUGHAM- 4 door CHEVY ai CHEVELLE- Asking $4000. Call 233- 1 :'• KN6W..; »,**«•/ fglly loaded, pealer main ' BUICK 85 ELEpTRA ES- sedan, mint condition.; 2 dr, hatchback, clean, 7525. "*- . . ... •-:••• •• This little ad can be read •.•IrortliltM-iMX,1. ' talned,-86K rnl.,^$11,900. TATE WAGON- cruise, 30K- miles; brown/brown $375. Call 356-6843 CHEVY 87 MONTE- in more- than 147,000. a, _CaJI 781-7202. • Interior*. $13,200/BO. Call. CARLO SUPER SPORT VM.yrau»i.ir2/mi*. AC,- sill -powerb,.»extras, CHEVY 81- MONTE homes In. 15 publications- after 6.PMJ333.3349 ; ' TT' GOLD- 45K miles. Ask- throughout Somerset, '68 UNC0UJT6WN CAR SIGNATURE SERIES BMW M 528»-ji.sp.eed; excel;.cond.. 18 MPG av-. CARLO— 6 cyl.,,P§, PB, ing $5500. Call 985^4795.. Dk tad 4 doot; K*>'OO>an* VI p*r. ' ••' ' • J" ' ' 'D6tpHIn"drayr recFTeather, erage.. $4400, must sell. .CADILLAC 87 COUPE AC, AM/FM stereo, auto., Middlesex arid Union Counties?: It caught your fully loaded, Alpine alarm, '233T5.198.-:-. ' •:'.- .•; -.-•.' DEVILLE- Exeellentjcori- 69K ml., original owner, CHEVY 88 SPRINT— attention, didn't it? : Cobra, radar, Bensl box. BUICK 86 LESABRE- dltlon, velour interior. Ask- mint condition. Asking Auto, 4 door, 10K miles, Extended Warranty. ing $12,500/ best offer. $2900.232-5340. ..CallYOUR.adlntodayl executive 4 door black, 1 ; great on gas, excellent $11,500/ BO. 233-5709. 1-800-334-0531. •87 LINCOL1 N MARK VII LSC owner, garaged. PS, PB, Oall 526-3192. ' CHEVY 82 CORVETTE- condition, like hew. Call RtM, z dr., iuto Wod. VI, p** , itrnft/ V end. M. g^ IT dri ' S69 " $67501 Marlene 234-2100 CHEVY 62— 4 door, V8, AC, computer-dash, AM/ V8, auto, PS/PB, air bag, PW/PL, T.%, C.C., BUICK 82 REGAL-4dr, auto, new brakes & tires,' FM, cassette with equal- Cass., pwr. seats, white ext., blue leather int. 10,995 auto, V6, power extras, BUICK 88 SKYLARK— no rust, needs muffler, izer, original owner, ga- Stock #9209. 9,213 ml. Vln. #1G6KS5336L- PS, PB. fully loaded, 7500 '87 MERCURY SABLE US 78k miles. Excellent con- $600 or best offer, 549- raged, excel) cond. Must UB16734. Was new at $32,830. A B«Ka*wood rtukjo vnoim, «uk> OO miles, Mint condition In- 9860. lnv#., Vfl, p-rc. BtinoUM bfkt., AM/FU ri- dition/white/blue, looks, sell, getting company car. [Ml, p«M. WodOkMk. »t»., Wf end, W. side & out. $7900. Call 01 gU, n*. tW, tU, CfUtM, doth W, kJNtMon rides good. $2000 firm. $3250/neg. 789-2637. rt. UK MdUlf, VW. HKTOOVrt, BTK 234-1362. CHEVY 68 CORVETTE- 1ATl 8995 873-2240 ••;•'••: Showcar, new condition, CHEVY 84 MONTE BUICK 82, RIVERIA- re- CADILLAC 80 COUPE over $22,500 Invested. CARLO- blue, 6 cyl., -KEVIN BAMRICK- orlg, owner, PS, PB, AM/ bu|lttransf.brakes, radia- DEVILLE- good condh Askind $16,500 or will talk- tor, V muffler,. 175k . miles, tion, Orlg. owner. $TE>00/ trade (aircraft or new FM, rear defrost $2800/ Call 354-8080 runs well. $1750. Call BO. 545-6838 after 6 & pickup). Seen by abpt BO. Call 526-4064 after R 6PM Or leave message. 828-7813^;;: •.••;•", . • • •• weekends qnly;6all756-10p4; ° It

UP TO $2500 FACTORY UP TO $1500 CASH REBATES TO DEALER INCENTIVES Cash back may bo used tor your down payment Available on. select Mazda Models. See dlr. (or On select Mazda models, Sea dlr, for details. details. •.•••

MILES MAZDA PER WA RETAINS $ GALLON S) VALUE EPAHWVEST. 48% retail value 1991 MAZDA MX-6 , retaltidd after 4 11,699* years o( trouble free driving. Based on 11/ VIN #M5115014,2 dr., 2 2L, 4 cyl., EFI, S spd, mod, plal 90 NADA. Sea dlr. for specific models. b, full whl. event, steel belted rdls, dual mm, tntd glss, Reduce your monthly gasoline expense w/ tilt, delay wpre, r/de(, console, dig. clK., fir mts, a/c, AM/ 37 MPG available on 323 & protege mod- FM cass, ctulse, MSRP: $13,238. els, See dlr. for details.

1990 MAZDA 626 DC 990 MAZDA 1991 MAZDA 323 VIN #M02196O6, 3 dr hb, 1.6L EFI A cyl,,,5 sp B-2600 4x4 WN *L523460a; 4 dr, 2.2L EFI 4 cyl., 8 sp MT, p/s/b/mrra/w/lks/ MT, p/s/b, all season rdls,,. console r/dol, a/c, apt, all season rdls, full whl cvrs., Wg glss, halaogen headlamps, MSRP: $8278. •••••.• AM/FM cass, vanity, tilt, cruise, console, dig. elk, guages, r/def, $ 7 '•9'.:$ delay wprs, a/o, pwr mnrf, price Incl. $1500 mfr rebate, MSRP: •$^5,753.",. •'•.•• • ' . ... 7899* ^9133*

LOYALE $2575 STAT»ONWAG| 1991 MAZDA PROTEGE DX 1991 MAZDA MPV . 1991 MAZDA MX-5 MIATA VIN #M0212S42, 4 dr, i:«L EFI 4 cyl, 6 «p mt, p/«/t), •/ c, UK, dri>y VIN #Ua30UtH, 2.6L 4cvt, EFI, 0 Ipdntd, p/l/b. r/wlUk b>k »V«i, VIN #U02O37Sl, 2 d>,, 1.61 EH 4 oyl. B ap MT, Wb, mlm, high part, UP TO $2575 wiM^AWFM mil »t«n rdli. (id »*l wW, dwl m™, Wd tdla, Intd glas. driver alf.baa, blictals, dalay won, BaA>aaa, a/a, Whl hUl. M wM svn., Md glu, S|xui«Hl«i W. AM/FM cua.'tlr.mu. MSRP „ gin, biidwto. al(j. 'ok, r/d^, oauoM. H8RP! »10.r38. no Wo, MSflft IKMe, • Ika, M3RR »I«,82S. ' .-.' ••' • • •• ... • VALUE PACK SAVINGS Uu« lwm> H qiMtltad: eo mo. doMd*«d w/ro moiwy down, It IUH tannt K quoted: 80 mo. cM««d«id w/no monty down, Id- LaaM twna W qutUtWd: 60 hw. fibud^nd w/tlOOO dotwi, tat mo. pymt 4- fAcronv mapyml +j«2J»t«(.,i«o,d.p.(^),Totol pymtt!met. Purah olXi (270. W. K in W) Tolal pyitila Jir,l«. IHVch. opt I7U0 •! and of .. DOM'S Cl On select Mazda Models, See dlr, for details dnndodMM. mo, pymt + txiiml. wo. dip. tta. ToUl pymta IH.S6S. Purdi BUY'T BUY IT DOM'S LEASEIT $ LEASEIT S LEASEIT PER BUY FOR FINAL 9699 14,999 MO '84 MAZDA '87 MAZDA •86 SUBARU '86 FORD •84 CHEVY Z-28 •86 OLDS FIRENZA '86 CHEVY '88 HYUNDAI '87 SUBARU '85 CHRYSLER B-2OOOP;U B-220OSE5 GL-10WAG. ESCORT PONY VIN #EN181728, a dr., WN #QK3217M, 2 dr., LEBARONGTS EXCELGLS 4WDGL4X4 : BARON CONVERTIBLE I auto, pltlb, tie, bdchati, UN «l)o:3l«2l. 4 oyl, 5 «p IN. #aB4Ult4. MU, »ap M. VIN *E0MM70, 4 cyt. H /IN #OT1W00l, 4 oyl, S ap VIN *QN22e2H, 4 dr., 4 VIN 4U02414S2, 4 oyl, &>p VIN #IIEZI26OI. 4*, 4.cyl., VM «U»rt, I *, 4 «!, ute, 6 cyl, Auto, p/«/b, «/o, HUIM, r/ d«(, AM/ FM nk p/b, m/«, «/«. AM/FM;, •MOM a/o. buctala, auM, X ill, up 1m, .p^b, tn/ B( ,cipd, l«i«»H I//M can, 63.140 aa oati, 42,377 ml. as bucluli, otllu, r/d.f, AM/. del, AM/FM CM., J3 Ot8 ildH, AM/FM cus, 07,705 IghU, rMaf/wpfMalv,' uvba, V2.21I nil. t-roof, C8, 57,631 ml. Imdod. . 18.53S ml. . . '• l M . • • • . W FM caM, 82,600 ml.. *1595* *1995* •3995* •3995* •4495' *3995* *4995* •4995* ^ "•4995* •5495* ,00 USED 6«M '87 HYUNDAI '8? MAZDA '87 MERCURY •88*iAZDAB-m0SE-5 '88 CHEVY '86 LINCOLN '88 PONTIAC "87 TOYOTA •87TOYOTA '89 OLDS EXCEL GL B-26OO4X4SE-5P/U COUGAR CAB PLUS ASTRO CS TOWNCAR TRANS AM SUPRA. UTLASS SUPREME I VIN-#HU141f4»6, « * hb, VIN *H0IIJ5«, 4 CVL, 8 IP 'IN i4M0S77, 2 dr. • oy<, /IN #JO3O1o74, 4 cyl, S«p IN #H0d«5M, 2 *, a cyl, 3 IN #KD3477tM, 2 dr, 8 cvl si VIN. #JB24934, 8 cyl., OUlo, nx joomsiii, 4 d<, « cvi. UN. #JUM3M, 0 oyl. aulo, p/ /wWl, pttf unrf, 4 cyl, » »p nil, p/a/b, ml, n/«/b, bktikbuinpitr, iMo, pMiMMi, «/o, buoktu, nl, pA>, mlm, tie, bucBtrU. uw, tUlbtoltu, «/ e. twUt, i/ p ml, p/a/bAu/als, a/0. buck* p ml. oltllM, r/daf, AM/FM I chioiiM W)J«, MdllMT, Hiding p/», m/b, a/o, buckots, r/ Jb/W, a/c, bucklla, t/dol, AM/ >oi<, a/<, buthato, enil ua, rd mapa, luoa. >k, aunri, I buckgb, 18,000 ml, al »ul», rAM, AM/FM CM*. WI/FM, twdlinM', M.3M ml. W, WUiKU cut, VW I*. khlM- M caw. 3S.M0 Ml. uiru <»••, aoi5 ml a, uuJM, l/dal, AU/FU c»u, Irailad. w/wtridow, AM/FM, 38 J«a ml. Hltxr, MiMwMlla, t«,»44 ml • d.t, AM/FM cast, 16,300. lto, llioy wtJi.. 47.SM ni '•rfwl ml. . .:. ' lMtn.14.2S5mL^ . • ' *5995* •6995 ""•7995* •8995* •9995* •10,495* '10.995* •11.295*

*Prices include all costs DOM'S* to be paid by a consumer, (201)756-5300 CREDIT CENTER except (or licensing costs, • SALES OEPT. 9 A.M.-10 P.M. M-F • 9 A.M.-9 P.M. SAT. registration fees, and • PARTS DEPT. 8 A.M.-6P.M.* SERVICE DEPT. 7:30 A.NUP.M. taxes. Mazda rebates avai- HOURS able on select models and ; prices incld. rebates '"•TAUT CREDITravod- cim where applicable. Not in ' I W6Wn T ? ° conj. w/any other offer or • b incentive. Prices & terms f supersede all previous " [Call offers. Not resp. for typo, .• errors or omissions. IMPORTCAR&TRUCII K CENTER R0UTE22WEST,N0RTHPlfllNFIE!.D,NJ 2 — December 6,1990 — Union County Classified December 6,1990 - Union County Classified — 3

INDEX Automotive Connection 110-AUTOS FOR SALE c 115 -CLASSIC CARS • FORD.-86 TAURUS U- LINCOLN 76CONTINEN- NISSAN 85 300ZX- PLYMOUTH '83 RELI- TOYOTA 87 TERCEL SR- 120 - TRUCKS FOR SALE TION WAGON- PS, PB, 130 - VANS FOR SALE excel, cond., 45K mi., full TAL- 4 door, fully Auto., T-roof, new Eagle ANT- auto, P/S, P/B, 45-4 wheel drive wagon, good condition. 91k power, leather, int,,. pre- loaded, excellent condl- Goodyear GT tires, pew- DR., good running, clean, 5 speed. AC, PS/PB, tilt, 140 - MISCELLANEOUS AUTOMOTIVE miles. $950. 218-1575 .mlum sound, new tlre3, tlon, 75K miles, $1400 or ter, 67K, PI locks & win-no rust; 83,000 ml. AM/FM cassette, excel 150-AUTOMOTIVE SERVICES after 6PM ext. warranty, $6500. 494- best offer. Call 549-8740 dows. Loaded. Excellent $1 600/B;O. 755-5195. cond, 57K miles, $6500. 160 - MOTORCYCLES FOR SALE DODGE 84 DAYTONA- 2662 after 6P.M. before 9PM. condition Garaged. PLYMOUTH B8 HORI- Must see. 782-5676. I.. running cond., FORD 86 TEMPO GL- $82001 Call 234-9127 TOYOTA 88 COROLUU. 170 - RECREATIONAL VEHICLES LINCOLN 84 TOWN ZON_ 5 8 d_ Ps; PB< ' " "• Sal fir Loretta Auto.A/C.AM/FM radio, 4 CAR- Garaged, new after6PM. 4 door, mint, auto. AC, L 180 - BOATS AND ACCESSORIES at561 -2722. AC AM/FM stereo,. door, extended warran- tires, platnlum/charcoal NISSAN 86 SENTRA- 35mpg, extended war- AM/FM cassette. 45K DODGE 85 LANCER- tee, good condition, gray. Velor Interior; Excel. 5spd, low mileage, ranty, good cond., 16k miles, $5900. Call 494- Real Estate Connection Hlgh mileage car, well- S2000/BO. 276-2509 after cond. 50k miles. $7900/ $2000/BO. Call 463-8247 miles. $5600.722-9087 6927. ' •• • malntained, good trans-, 7PM or 781-1933. BO. 526-2973 NISSAN 87 MAXIMA PONTIAC '77 FIREBIRD TOYOTA 89 COROLLA 210 - HOMES FOR SALE portatlon.. $500/BO. Call FORD 87 ESCORT GL- MAZDA '85 RX7- Red, 5 WAGON— fully loaded, ESPRIT V-8, good run DX- 4 dr, PS; PB, AM/ 218-8913. 215 - TOWNHOUSES AND CONDOS 5 speed, AM/FM cassette, speed, AC, AM/FM cas-excel, cond. 32K ml.,ning condition $650/B.O. FM, AC 16k miles, $7500/ DODGE 87 COLT E- 2 $9500/BO. Call 874-6424. Call 526-6344, eves. BO Please call 878-2782 FOR SALE AC, mint condition. Ask- sette, alarm cruise, sun- door hatchback, stan- Ing $4500. Call 699-1279. roof, 48K miles'excel NISSAN 88 CENTRA PONTIAC 77 FIREBIRD after 6PM 220 - COMMERCIAL PROPERTY dard, 43K ml., new.ex- F0RD 87 TEMPO GL- cond,. $5500/BO. 218- SPORT- 2dr. hatch, ESPRIT- looks good, VOLKSWAGEN 82 RAB- A haust system. Excel, run- FOR SALE Red. autOi Ac, PB/PS, 2122 days/846-0778 eves. 5spd, AC, AM/FM cass. runs great, black, reel Int., BIT— $1000. good condl- 225 - ACREAGE AND LOTS " $2995.. Call AM/FM radio, 4 dpor, 54K MAZDA '86 LX- Auto. stereo, sunroof, tilt wheel, 400 In. small block Chev., tlon. Call 755-7594 23.0 - OUT OF AREA PROPERTY miles, new exhaust. Ask- PS, AC, AM/FM cassette, alarm. Good Cond. low 4 spd., 3.55 posl, $950. VOLVO 82 DL- 4 door, DODGE 87 DAYTONA Ing $3700. Call719-2501. many other power op- miles. $6500. 719-4838. 722-9414. auto, PS/PB, AC, AM/FM 235 ^ MOBILE HOMES AND SITES tions, 26.500K miles. Ask- S El B pS 5 88 ESCORT- 5 NISSAN, 87 MAXIMA- PONTIAC 78 PHOENIX- cassette, reliable, clean, 1 240 - REAL ESTATE WANTED Jf b T" !?%' £~l? n ing $5,950. Call 271- owner, $22Q0/BO. 846- speed, AC, PB/PS, 0886. fully loaded, Excellent auto., PS, PB, air. green, 245 — BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES . 3QMPG, extended war- dondltion. Very low mile- 4 door, good .cond. 114K 1966. 250 - APARTMENTS FOR RENT es ranty, 58K miles, $3700 or MAZDA 80 RX7- silver miles. $500/BO. 231- MTObfior 7J i • age under 35k. $9800. VW 73 THING-new top, 255 - H6USES FOR RENT best offer. Days 234-4178 coupe, 131k miles, 2nd 232-3561 0007.. brakes & muffler, $2500 S DODGE, 77 VAN- fully or eves 704-3,467. : owner, repair records, 260. - TOWNHOUSES AND CONDOS OLDS '78 CUTLASS- PONTIAC 83 GRAND or best offer. Call 549- customized, many extra Station Wagon, very good 9860. ' '• •" •; •. FOR RENT , parts, $1200. 725-9445 FORD 88 MUSTANG PRIX- 6 cylinder, AC, GT— 5 speed, loaded, thru Sept. 1991. cond. was just worked on, PS/PB, AM/FM stereo, 265-ROOMS FOR RENT Ca John 937 VW 87 JETTA GLI— 5 FORD "78 FAIRMONT— black with red Interior, " " asking $700 as Is. For55K miles, original owner, speed, 33K miles, sun- 270 - OFFICES FOR RENT Red 4DR, 3 spd., good mint condition, new tires, more Info call Jo at good condition, $3250. roof, Benzl box radio, AC, 275 - COMMERCIAL PROPERTY body/tires, full spare. $9500. Call 722-8406. • MAZDA 88, 929- auto, 526-8612. 271-4878. black, $6950 or best offer. Needs tuneup, 105K ml.HONDA '85 CIVIC- 4 '"!, PS, PB, p/wlridows & PONTIAC 84 6000LE- 6 Call 549^4637. FOR RENT moon roof, OLDS 66; CUTLASS- DR, auto, AM/FM cass., 60K ew tlres & ba 8| cyl.. auto., PS. PB, air. P/ 280 - VACATION RENTALS ^ 968-6846 eves. •xcel, cond. Call - " • « y, VW 87 JETTA 90K, mint cond. Priced to ^ndov/6i t||t wheel, nice auto., 4 dr. air. power S 285 - MISCELLANEOUS RENTALS _ sell; $2600. Call 231- 781-2532 station car. Must sell, car. $3900/BO. Call 359- pack, cruise sunroof, FM 290 - WANTED TO RENT FORD '7fl THUNDER-9507, after 3PM. MERCURY 78 COUS25- Q or best offer. Call 7157. • &„„.'. excel, cond. $8500/ . 295 - ROOMMATES WANTED B|RD-u62K original HONDA '87 CIVIC GAR— low mileage, ex-Fred 789-0480. 85 SUNBIRD Bp. Days, .418-3208; celleht engine, some WAGON- PS, PB, AC,eves. 821 -7128,,, •liann asJ3*r'k forr HATCHBACK- AC, OLDS 76 CUTLASS SU- 1 moonroof, Am/Fm radio, 5 body damage. $450/BO. PREME- AC, PS, good radio, $2000, will talk. Call ' • - Classified Connection •sir spd., :29K mi. $6750. Call, Catl,668-0109 after 4PM. runhlng condition;. new after 6PM, 201-874-8979. a 8 305 — AUCTIONS; ; i ;' •469-1600. .;.."•.. tf " il!'Aslon ,2.:extra 87 CLASSIC :310 ^;GARA(aE SALES' , : .. • ••;;.•' : ACCORD^ T PB,. P/wlndoWs & locks, • 312^ BAZAARS-ANDSALES- ---r. cruise, lilt, AM/FM stereo,' I 314 -ANTIQUES . • $3000 or best offer, 781- d^endablevg^od cdnd steel belted radial tires, excel, cond' 68k miles,, 873 2239 757 ° ^ -V ^ MM. ?7fi-?3H battery. 72IC miles. Ope $3950. Call 356^267 > CADILLAC 58^- 4 door, BRAND NEW^ 315^ FOR SALE . ' ° -' ' 1991 PONTIAC GRAND AM „ HONDA 86 PRELUDE PONTIAC 87 TRANSAM- hard, top, very clean con- 4oyL, pwr. DmoldK brtu, AM/FM ACCORD EX COUPE BRAND NEW COUPE- Auto. 4-oyl, pwr. iknillbrfia. AH/FM 316 - FREE TO GOOD HOME • * SI- Black, 5spd, PS, PB, 12 COUGAR V8; auto., T-tpps, loaded, dition, 86K miles, all origi- Harao, ak ohd, M. ob, if. AM/FM cass.;. Alloy mwitt $12440. HSRP »1J.O4O. I7S0 USRP »17.«55. 0/ wheels 69k mi es 85 P/locks, good cond. BLUE, PS/PB, CRUISE, AC, alarm, low ml., must 2695. _^ DMtar Dtaooirt Sana ToM d [»y- 322 - PETS & ANIMALS RO •mfijA |qn7 - ' - $ °°/ $2000 707-9711 TILT WHEEL, 4 DOOR. sell. $7500. 828-9331. MERCEDES, 1978 280 BUY FOR 325 - CHRISTMAS TREES BO. 757-6493,. 232-8907.. eO.Call 463-8303 $2200/OFFER. CALL SE— Show car, new en- $ MERCURY 87 GRAND 725-8676 AFTER 5PM. PONTIAC 88 GRAND 330 - WANTED TO BUY FORD 78 FAIRMONT-4 HONDA 88 ACCORD LX, MARQUIS- excel, condi- PRIX SE- Mint condi- gine, 78,000 mis., loaded. *9999 "" 15,405 *236 335 - TRADES AND SWAPS tion 119k miles. $6000. tion, fully loaded, 31K Red w/tan Int. Excel. BRAND NEW Mercury 88 Grand Mar- OLDS 84 CUTLASS cond. $12,500. 526-6327, BONNEVILLE 4 DOOR 340 -LOST & FOUND or 41J00ml, $9,500 dall miles', $10,000. or best 1990 PONTIAC CIVIC CRX 3 DOOR HATCH •... 36g.5622. 526-70Q2, leave message. 345 - BRITE SPOT . . quis— excel, condl. 63kCRUISER WAGON— ex- offer. Call 231-1424 leave BRAND NEW NEW FORD 79 HERITAGE- miles. $8900. 968-3656 cellent condition, all. op- message. I •pa at. apart 199OBUICK 1990 HONDA man. liana^ 4-cvl, DM. radk a Mt ndlala, LukMI pinion .tmo/ brio, ti gl... IT. M.. 350- PERSONALS AC, AM/FM, brakes & HONDA, 88 PRELUDE tions, 51K miles, $3200. VW. #LIZ77«e4, Ok. »7U1 USHP tiMTO. CUIM, gauo*«. walou* hL, tfMrt m^... sl MERCURY 87 SABLE- Dtooounl IM7I. noo Colaga V &S*J(, wnort ri^ al ituuxi IMdfaik. . . 355 - ANNOUNCEMENTS carb new, PS, PB, fully ~ 29k miles, 5 spd., Call 276-0306 after 5PM. ±20 r mlr Blue, 3 door, 74K ml., 4 pro>ani. Total oi paymanta t1a\0aa 12000 #L&loc«f i: ak. #Hto2i. loaded, needs new eh- >* condition. White ex- Excellent condition, new Faotory nbata. 360 - ESCAPE OLDS 84 CUTLASS SU- speed, $2600. Call 8AM- TRUCKS D«s!«f Discount StOSt. Total ol |My.i ..- I 1 BUY FOR OR LEASE FOR' 365 - SERVICES FOR SALE 367 - HOME IMPROVEMENTS $850 pis call 685-3787 HYUNDAI 86 EXCEL locks, wire wheels.O Orrlgl. PONTIAC '7B 370 - LANDSCAPING, tREE CARE El BRAND NEW after 5PM GL- 4 door hatchback. 5 MGB "73-4 spd., w/ owner. Excel, cond. AM- $2200 Call (2011CHEVY .74 PICK UP 372 - PLUMBING, HEATING FORD as ESCORT speed, AC, AM/FM.stereo ,P.P.,'rebuilt engine, new $3450. Call654-9718. TRUCK-Stepslde rides, 1991 PONTIAC SUNBIRD 2 DOOR BRAND NEW REGAL 2 DOOR ACCORD LX COUPE BRAND NEW & COOLING 1.9L99K.miles1.9L-99K.miles, 5 dr, 5 cassette, 45K miles, imim- top & hardtop. Many new oLDS 84 ROYAROYALL 722.34*6,. . • handles, runs great, 45K , - ... . la*a.Awnia»ina. BUICK AMJFU Hr, «M«a, auto. Kyt. pM. aMg/ dan pnMT * end. M. sta. K. daT, valour W. bkt ata. BSU. atJti. • '• • • /i;)\V;y,. •rj.-.i-. V r 2595/BO> Ca GRAND PRIX 2 DOOR 1990 PONTIAC trie mirror, S6K milesi ex- $3000/BO. 752-1048. • Ing $9200.'Call 56324778: s^o cflss/i-allu^ower, 69 ^; AM/FM^t^'oA ^ S;^ " ***.a, valour *ri/fc*ta. . Auto. *«*, pM. «»»/*« brluL, AW AiaoJ 4^)1, oar. MmoUlac brta, Ul/FU ti 420 -EMPLOYMENT WANTED S4finn nr n Rn na QB 75 PICKUP-4 FM atoao. air end. U. gla. rr. dW, 1990 BUICK caaa, (M. a*idaAa/lrunli/antanna, air end. - '•'- 5 dr, hatch, elec. Hatchback Coupe- PS, 781-2170 after 6PM. " *" Oulaa, wlour M, iptt at, caipat mala, M>.H «a^nita>dr. Minimum 6 lines. $4000 »*«»<^«p« J^gt,"^1^ 752-3559'for info. 7505. ' ' 707-4676 MI, till. «62003. USRP (Average 3-4 words per line) 650 Daalar Damunt team Mn lit IVognim. .,00) f«*»y sffcrKKn^ gCig^ |^ Total ol ptymanla (lUDo, 6QK .highway ml. Asking TOYOTA 81 CRESS- COHDUB ORLEAUron FULL RUN RD $6500: 272-8500 days or IDA- 4 door, 6 cylinder. r,2 O(*?n BRAND NEW SCOUPEDOOR BRAND NEW 1990 GMC 272-9252 eves. PS/PB, cruise, AC, AMJ JEri^S ?S.S3&MSE£ 1991 HYUNDAI CM mqqnHn • u/nii Vnnin tion, body poor condition. S•• oanch at, BSU, ndlak. 12. prerne,. c^eanJnslde/out. $3{2QQ?. 654-0089Sd . S $5FOR0 Call^1139D 73 PICKUP1 - $2 h Jg 'njlMt*.; Total o( (Myrnanl* HOLIDAY BONUS $ Per Insertion »§aesage. «»/ r aiv?— «5- apd.«»»»«, PS, PB. ,y-yBfjsaiiBt ..... AC, good condition, got 725-15.45 or 72? ELECTOOLOCK sEcuanY svsrai. 12.50 When Billed FAST OLDS '78 88- 2 door, Job w/epmpany car. 90K . INSTALLED IN EVERY CAB SOU) DURING factory rally wheels, ex- mi. 1st $2200 takes Itl FORD 80 F-150—4X4, 6 DECEMBER Each additional line: $1.10 BRAND NEW cellent condition, $900. Call 968-5363 after 6PM. cylinder, manual trans.- 1990 HYUNDAI ZONE 1: Somerset/Middlesex . ZONE 2: Union County Call 276-6895 ask for TOYOTA B3 SUPRA—B "ilsslon, new tires, brakes Bad. auto 4 0 atcaaa, pw<. «aioa/laa, aa1 end, W. ola, rr. $11.00 Per Insertion-Paid In Advance $5.50 Per InSertlon-Pald In Advance Rich or l9ave message. speed, silver, black ^^i^!^^!^ '- MEXCE, J-apd. Lman 4. nna, DOO. 4«yL RPM. tlat, U, cnaaa, valour M. bkta to. ca>pal •otioferka. AUffU ateaiaTviH #LUo» rnata, aporf mlna, mot* nvra. RWl Una, $11.50 Per Insertion When Billed $6.00 Per Insertion When Billed n.SuX »3S39, USW tTTta. lOOo Daalar alum, whla., luHy loadad. VIH. OkOKM. JI000 ladkxy rabab. Total of So- #tM»3. USRF Ci.lai. Daalar Dlacounl Each Additional Line: $1.00 Each Additional Line: $75 paymanta t7.UU0. tBU. S1000 Factor, RabaUl Total of pay- BUYFOH • Ofl LEASE FOR manbtll^ao. In-Column Display Rate: CUSTOM WAGON- PS, 6S47147. ..T4X4.jtMid BUY FOR OR LEASE FOR C Minimum 1 Inch••— 8 point copy DEPENDABLE PB.AC, AM/FM cass. TOYOTA 83 TERCEL-5 ™.\* MuT SS BRAND NEW 1991 HYUNDAI ttad, B-apd. man. tana. 4-cvl, p*r. tmg/ $25.50 Per Column jnch: Full Run EXCEL 3 DOOR HATCH aU, radWa. VIN. #UL5Oe7B7, si. * 10O-1, BRAND NEW 1991 OMC ZONE 1: $21.00 Per Column Inch . ZONE 2: $8.00 Per Column Inch SOW, auto, 4-cyL. atmn, pw. USRP 114^67. «105t MaUr tHaootlnt brks, VIH. VMU071O4B. Stk. tSOO laday rabata. Total ol paymanol SONOMA 2 DOOR PICKUP 5 or more insertions: 20% discount if paid within 20 days overdrive, AM/FM,''dual #22038. M3HP t7778i J833 Va. (M. atmOMia. HUM aKaa«. tanks, bedllner, extended l DtocounL. motectory n v 8UVFOR cam K banok Xa.lr.aWp otoapar, VM b*«. Total of pHmanis $7003 JO. juntti77, stk. #t«70. itsnr tllMT. CONTRACT RATES - Available upon request. warrant!). Very clean. '12,736 *188«S $5900/BQ. 276-1158. DEADLINES: The deadline for both classified display FORD 80 F-2S0w V8, TALON 2 DOOR $ and straight classified is 4 P.M. Monday dual tanks, auto, AC, PS/ *9082 174 . PB, AM/FM stereo, excel- 1991 HYUNDAI CANCELLATIONS: Accepted up to 4 P.M. lent condition with extras, CEL 3 DOOR HATCH WM, +«pd, .man. liana, 4-cyl, BRAND NEW 1991 GMC Monday prior to publication; must Sell. Asking $9500. «mo, pwr. brks, VIN. *MLk)67- 609-426-8677 after 5PM. | 114, 8tk. #22002, MSHP »910. SAFARAulo, va, pMI SL. atr^MaE VAo Nbrka 2, AU/F DOOU R M10 Doslef Discount $760 caia. pw. OndaAka.. air end. Int. ok* IT. dal, PAYABLE IN ADVANCE: All ads for Garage Sales, Employment FORD '78 PICKUP- VS Ut orulaa, valour W. bUa. ata, alUaaaon Ht ry rebata. Total oi pay. ban rachk; raty Wik. s paaa. aaalkig, VM Wanted, Childcare, Wanted to Rent or Roommate Wanted. All ads ton 351 auto; good work »uasoa»M, su. 4IM74. usnp m.177. truck, $850 or best offer, OR LEASE FOR Daalar Dkoounl II77S. Factory Raoala when moving, all ads to addresses outside our local billing area. Call Kevin 769-1384 after IIOOO. Total ol paymanU SIH24O. BRAND NEW BuYFOR OR LEASE FOH 5PM. ••••••• EXTRA CHARGES: 1991JEEP WRANGLER FORD, 90 RANGER 2 DOOR CONVERTIBLE * Blind Ads, $3.00 for Box Rental $2.00 mailing charge XLT— excellent condition, (Box held for 30 days) 15k miles, Must Sell. USRP 110.77*. ISOO Oaakr DkootM. $9500, Call 469-9295 WOO hotory rabab. Total ol paymanU • AH capital letters $1.00 per week tlOJOa .,..••. . • All bold type faces: $1.00 per week GMC '70- 6 Cyl., 3 speed, Call for details •752-1721. '9793*140 GMC 82 DIABLO- BRAND NEW 199a EAGLE Looks like an El Camlho, SUMMIT 2 DOOR 1-800-3 34-05 31 V6, loaded, less than 1000 made, 67K miles. 8:30 A.M.-8:00 P.M. Monday, Thursday & Friday bid*, ata. bwHrna, imdiala. VIM, #LUo- Asking $4800. Call 201- ttuta. sac tun. USRP JOOM. utA 8:30 A.M.-5:00 P.M. Tuesday & Wednesday Daalar Oiaoount. $1000 lactoryiabala. 752.0251 after 5:30PM. Total ol paymanta 110,031 so. 9:00 AM-1:00 PM Saturday GMC 86 1 TON DUAL BOY FOB OH LEASE FOfl WHEEL'S-*, $3500 firm. Call 549-0714 after 6PM FAX: (201) 231'1385 or weekends. Forbes Newspapers Zone 1 Classified Connection Includes: JEEP 78, CJ7 RENE- Somerset Messenger-Gazette Highland Park Herald Introducinglhe 1991 Audi 100 Quattro. GADE- 2 tops, V9, aut6, 4WD, ,gobd coridltloh. Bound Brook Chronicle South Plalnfleld Reporter We'd never let a little rain dampen our.spirits. of the Quattro all-wheel drive system. $1300. 369-8891 daya., Middlesex Chronicle The Hllls-Bedmlnster Press JEEP 87 WRANGLER PD Review Franklin Focus . In fact, that's the best time to test drive a 1991 ' Take an Audi 100 Quattro for, a test drive. SIX- 5 speed, triple 201-964-1600 black hard top, AC, Metuchen-Edlson Review and Audi 100 Quattro.® Because that's when you'll be It'll have you whistling a loaded, 25K miles, like Green Brook- Middlesex County Shopper' different tune. Audi new, H/D everytnlnfli able to fully appreciate the nimble advantages adult 1 owner, never off North Plalnfleld Journal Somerset County Shopper road, pampered beauty. Asking $9500. 767-9731. Forbes Newspapers Zone 2 ClassHled Connection Includes: ©1990 Audi of America Cranford Chronicle Scotch Plalns-Fanwood Press MAZDA 89 8E6 2600 PICKUP- 4x4, red, bed- The Westfleld Record PORSCHE AUDI OF BERNARDSVILLE liner fog lights, 21 Kmllsa, ADJUSTMENTS: Wa make evety eltorl to avoid mltbkea In your OastMed Advertisement. Pleaae check must sell. Asking your advertisement the lint week H tun*. Emn In mdvertlstmenlt tunning mote thMn one time must be $10,500. Call 757-4695, Prices Include, all costs to be paid by a consumer except for lie. costs, reg. fees, doc, stamps & taxes. No dealers/dealer's agents. Wot responsible for typo errors. All vehicles corroded below the lecond Inaerilon or correction allowance cannot be'rnade. Correction allowance lor 65 Morristown Rd., Bernardsville, N.J. ertonthtll not exceed the cot of the advertisement subject to prior sale. See dealer for warranty Info. "Lease payments based on 60 month-closed end lease, option to purchase at lease end available at fair market value. 766-0900 Advertise In the ClauMadl Lease 13,000 miles/year allowance, excess milages at .12 mile. $300 security deposit, 1st month payment & $2000 cap reduction to qualified buyers.

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MAZDA, 87, B2000LX DODGE 86 CARAVAN- PICKUP— black & silver, full power, excellent con- 140 50k miles, 5spd, AC, ste- dition, low mileage 50k, 160 reo, Cass., AM/FM, $8500/BO. 463-8440 MISCELLANEOUS MOTORCYCLES\ cruise, PB, mobile phone DODGE, '87 RAM, cus- AUTOMOTIVE FOR SALE & many extras Iriol. tires. tomized conversion Van— 4 Excel, cond. $5000/bo. AM/FM stereo cass., color : Q) p *~ E" 781-6720 • TV, all leather & Oak Int., DID YOU MOTOCROSS RACING MERCEDES BENZ 82 4 captain's chairs, sof- KNOW... BIKES- 1986 Pro Circuit 5? • o §• 1116 DIESEL—.5 speed, abed, very low ml., excel. This little ad can be read CR 500, 1987 CR 125 &. 22' furniture body: 125K cond. $13.500. 359-6854.' in more than 147,000 1989 FMF XX 250. Must ml., $6000/80. Call 574- FORD 71 E300- V8, homes In 15 publications sell. Please call John at 9122. : auto, rebuilt and ready to throughout Somerset. 658-4021. work, shelves roof rack Middlesex and Union NISSAN 87 PICKUP- and trailer hitch. $1200. Counties? It caught your CO with fiberglass cap, excel- attention, didn't It? 170 "\ 4-1 lent condition, low mile- Call 846-6036. •^•S FORD 88 AEROSTAR Call YOUR ad in todayl RECREATIONAL\ age, asking $4800. Call 1-800-334-0531. 753;0504. . LXT- auto., air, PS, PB, VEHICLES J AM/FM cass., excel, We Get Re8ultsl TOYOTA 81 CONVERT- cond. 37K ml., $10,900/ MEYERS E47 POWER- IBLE 4X4— new top & BO. Call 272-2424 or 805- ANGLE- for CJ Jeep tHONDA '86 250SX, body parts,, needs paint. 0670. good em«titlon with lights excel, cond., like new. f25Q0/BO-658-4021, GMC 85 CUSTOM VAN— & snpwplow contract. Paid $2650 wAow hook & V8, auto. AC, captain $500. After 5PM 246-2670 rack. Sacrifice $1200/B.O. chairs, sofa cruise, P/ Call Dave 201-874-7339; ( 130 ^ RADIALS (4) 16.5; Bench 359-1602. locks & windows, excel- seat; many Van' parts; • - I' s VANS cond, 62K, new brakes, Rear tire carrier; snack $10000.75,4-6757. SNOWMOBILE PACK- I FOR SALE I tray, new alternator AQE -1978 Arctic Cat El. °.s GMP STEP VAN- (Ford); Table, more. 369- Tlgre 5000, 1980 Arctic 50,000 milesi dual rear 8775. ••••••;, CHEVY 85 CONVER- Cat Jag .3000, both in Wheels, $2300. Call (201) mint condition, garage SION— All power, '4 cap- 968-H77 . STEEL CAP w/tool boxes tain chairs, baok bed, built In each side, fits S- kept, low mileage. En- very plush high top, dual GMC, 1973 VAN-r 6 cyl., 10 Chevy Pickup. Door In closed'2-sled trailer with Di air, low miles, excel cohd, standard shift,' excellent back $300, Call 381-0492 extra wheels. Asking $10,000/BO. 757-0638. tires. $500. for quick gale. after 5:30 PM. $2500 for complete pack- Runs good. Call 276-8555 age. 996-2031 after 6 DOPGE 75 VAN- panel NISSAN 90 AXXESS UTILITY TRAILER — p.m. iiii i and carpet, 69K miles, MINI VAN- 4 wheel .7X10, removable side 318 V8 engine, $900. drive, AC, auto, P/wln- racks, landscaper type, Great for sports. Call 526- doWs, cruise control; new tilts, 14 Inch wheels; 2 160 9470 between 8-1PM. condition, 17K mlleg- spare wheels, $600. 846- a • -eg; 6036. BOATS & DODGE 83 RAM- V318, $12,000,526-6447. I ACCESSORIES AC.PS/PB, 250 roya! PLYMOUTH 85 VOY- VW 81 RABBIT- for t<* package,. 61 K miles, AGER LE- 2.6L, 7 pass., parts. Runs excellent,' bronze/beige color, excel- duto., PS, PB, AM/FM $200.,-)^. 72 SUPER JET SKIS- 2 650SX, 88 lent condition, $4300- or cass., crUise, excel, cond, BEETLE-^- hew brakeB, & 89. Great condition. best -offer. Call 699-0770 $4995/86. 359-1805 ' wheel cylinder needs en-. $2300/BO. extras. Call after.5PM. . :v ; ;. ••• •eves. ' ;. •• . ••.••.. ••••.,;.• .' • gine,$200:r 654-0029; • ; : - ... »•> •. DODGE 85. RAM 150- „' high rJop, fuNy custprn. No^ reasonable offer refused. 60 •*J Call 789-2090.-, EVERYBODY'S MARKETPLACE i 4-J •+-> -W tJ

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Nam «••••.'••• •••••• OR CALL TOLL FREE Phor « • • • • • . '•-... AND USE YOUR CHARGE Address 1-800-334-0531 ^ g ..a City. State. VISA ! Autoland of Springfield's Fall Fashion Show raised $250 (or the Date Ti? Children's Hopes & Dreams Foundation, an eight-year old, non-profit organization which grants wishes to terminally 111 children. The Fashion Show, held recently In Autoland's Toyota showroom, featured i women's clothing from Cactus and Qantos, specialty stores located in the Mall at Short Hills. Ten Autoland employees modeled the fashions, which included a varlsty of career, casual and evening wear. The evening was hosted by WCTC-AM dlso Jockey Mike Jarmus, who helped award the grand prizes - a $250 Cactus gift certificate, CO and a $500 Gantos gift certificate. In addition, clothing discount W i^- coupons and various clothing accessories were awarded in the a random drawing. JHl

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^ Z r- Garden S ite Christmas Show - December 5,6r7,1990 ^ A Forbes Newspaper Supplement Area errtertainers plan A Forbes Newspaper Supplement--- December 5, 6,7,1990 - Garden State Christmas Show - 7 OPENS WED. DEC. 12 16 costurries for show 'Natural' Health is "in" and so is "fun," so Barbara Vasaturo is a Show highlights Talk;entertainment and you will be t\yo different programs "natural" to do the cooking clinics at the Garden State talk "fasliiqn;" Joyce Kalabach, Christmas Show. . . " • Featured presentations at this show include: • presented. • ;. 1 of the Somerset Valley Chorus, The Songs of Christmas will Barbara started her healthy fun as. one of the collective Harmony. Internationa], excit- owners of the Breadline Cafe, a flower child vegetarian restau- . include the favorite Christinas " : e'dly. talks' aboiif which outfit songs and carols, with a spe- rant that operated in Delaware County, Pa. in the mid 1970s. FilloDoagh GARDEN STATE her group will wear at their Visitors will discover how easy it is to make ahead of time cial group of carols from for- Special food products needed for the restaurant led Barbara, Sunday performance on - the eign lands. Silent Night will be along with others, to establish the still operating Selene Whole main dishes, hors d'oeuvres and desserts with this Greek public stage •: "• at. the Garden . sung with, the original guitar Foods Co-op, one of the few health food stores that serves as a pastry that is easy to use and showy to serve. CHRISTMAS State ;

News Content Goribratod by Ad Dopartmsnt Real estate market holds Schlott urges sellers People in real estate to offer home inspection steady for 3rd quarter Jean Massard, manager of Selling a home may not be art exact science, but as current New Jersey homes sales are holding steady, according to third Burgdorff Realtors' Westfield of- market conditions become reality, new selling methods are begin- quarter home sales statistics released recently by the National fice, has announced the ap- ning to emerge in place of many of the older, tried-and-true sales Association of Realtors® (NAR). pointment of Vivien Cook as' efforts, . • . NAR flgufflSjh^QwJhal^hile-New-Jersey^s-sales-p^ce-reraained -Asslstanr-MarragBr- of the off from last year's pace by 4.8 percent, there was a minimal .4 This fact hits home as HouseMaster of America and Schlott branch. While assisting with percent decrease from the sales pace of the second quarter of Realtors join forces to encourage home sellers to have a profes- administrative duties, Cook will 1990 which was shown to be off by 4.4 percent. Seasonally, sional inspection at the time of the listing. actively continue servicing cli- adjusted sales for the third quarter of 1990 were 116,900. units; In a special arrangement signed into effect this past month and ents. and customers through figures for the same quarter in 1989 were 122,300 units, now being implemented by the company's sales agents, Schlott marketing and selling. "New Jersey remains a bright spot in the Northeast," says Janet becomes the first real estate organization to acknowledge formally D. Barton, president of the New Jersey Association of Realtors® that an objective representation of the condition of the home is one - A- real, estate professional for (NJAR), adding that New Jersey's sales pace was off the least, of the primary factors influencing the sale. 12 years, Cook holds the GRI compared to other Northeastern states except for Pennsylvania, "Today's market requires new strategies for selling homes," says (Graduate, Realtor Institute) which actually showed improvement during the third quarter 1990. Gary Daniels, Schlott's vice president for marketing. "The listing designation and has repeatedly "What We have now," stresses Barton, "Is evidence that the inspection is one that we've found to be successful in producing a qualified for the NJ Million,Dol- seasonally adjusted sales pace In New Jersey has remained nearly timely and profitable sale. As a result, we've made the listing lar Sales Club. She has been the same for six months. Historically, stabilization occurs shortly inspection an important component in our restructuring of services, her office's Salesperson Of the before a real estate market becor^ssi active. available to Consumers for the first time this month. Month twice in the past year, "The third quarter figures represent a positive atmosphere. After, "Our agreement with HouseMaster in the tri-sfate area makes it and has ranked often among nearly two years of sales consistently dropping, two consecutive easier for the seller to have, a listing inspection and defer payment the company's monthly Win- quarters at the same pace Is good news." . •..'.• until the. dosing." ... ner's Circle, reserved for the top NAR also released median, sales prices for the Middlesex-- ."Having a home inspected at the time of listing makes a great.; 50 out of 475 associates,. Her SomersetHunterdori county region. This area, which had showed deal of sense for sellers," says Kenneth T. Austin, HouseMaster outstanding production this year VIVIEN GOOK the largest drop In median sales! price In the natlqn duririg the »• chairman.-"Potential buyers are already concerned about the con- puts her on linei for membership in BiirgdOrff's "distinguished second quarter of 1990i gained some ground In "the -third quarter, dition of the house they're about to purchase,, which is "why a- • ., sin personnel management. rising 1.4 percent^rom$163,500 in.1989 toll65,dOO;. V majority pfthe homes bought in the New York/hiew Jersey metro-''' President's Club, requiring;'at : least $3 million 6f business. ";••' A resident of Westfieldfor-"26' Barton is cautiously optimistic that New Jersey could be looking politanrnarket are professionally inspected.'' . ; . . . years; Cook- is the .conductor of . Owners, he adds, sirnply cannot be objective about their homes at stronger gains, in 1991. ' Cook is a native of England, Madrigal Singers and a chorus because there is too much emotional history tied to them. "Having "There still remains some uncertainty, not only about real estate, where she was graduated from member of the Oratorio singers, an impartial, qualified, third-party opinion on the condition of your but about the nation's economy In general. What Impact the new Leeds University arid where she which toured Europe during the property can actually aid your sales effort, even if problems are budget will have and what happens with Operation Desert Shield first acquired extensive experi- past summer. will influence the market In 1991 ,'• she said. uncovered. It's better to know in the beginning, since a prospective buyer will usually find out on his own during his. pre-purchase inspection." The impact of the new arrangement with Schlott, Austin adds, is that condition has been added to location as one of the most important factors to buyers. "And disclosing the true condition of management achievement and the house—from the beginning—is becoming a fact of life." community service. A real es- WJYAHOME "The inspection report can effect the overall marketing of the tate professional since. 1977, home," Daniels explains. "Once you acknowledge that an accurate Luerssen . was a consistent representation of condition is important to the home selling pro- qualfier in the New Jersey Mil- cess, a listing inspection by. a reputable firm with a recognized lion Dollar Sales Club. In 1980, name becomes something'of a necessity." she was selected Realtor As- Professional Inspection at a time of fisting will aid the seller in a sociate of the year by the West- number of ways, according to Austin: . field Board of Realtors. A GRI ' • Having an inspection report available for a buyer's perusal (Graduate, Realtor, Institute) f speeds up the purchase decision time and eliminates last minute deslgnee, she has' been man- US... haggling over the home's condition. ager of an area real estate office r* The Yes You Can campaign features a toll-free number, 1- • An unbiased report by a professional home Inspectionfirm can for the past five years. 800-YES-IN-NJv,New Jersey reajdeijt* who call that number will help justify the asking price, (a home without any major problems in She currently serves as Sec- receive a free qppv of the New Jgrj/By Home Guide, a 32-page good overall condition can explain a higher asking price, for retary of the Fanwood-Scotch s' booklet that etfp1a.[ns how to btijTaJiome-from saving for the . example), ..j^"""7-*""-;:"•'•: ["•''•::---.- /-.-.--.-.••• -.••••••:•• . • ; Plains Rotary Club and as First down payment to choosing the rlglHpstyle home. • Any deficiencies disclosed during the inspection can be re- Vice-President and Multiple flected in the price, or repaired by the owner. (Like it or not, Austin Listing Chair for the Westfield says, buyers discount a house by about $200 for every $100 of Board of Realtors. She has needed repair.) served the Board in a variety of Austin adds that having a listing inspection doesn't mean a seller capacities including Secretary Santa Claus to return Is obligated to repair any or all of the conditions uncovered during and Second Vice-President. the inspection, only that they will have the opportunity to consider^ A graduate of Canal Zone their impact, from the start, on the overall sales process, "Disck" PINKY LUERSSEN College, Panama, Luerssen to Weidel Bridgewater sure at the last minute creates problems," he says. "Ultimately/fne said, "I Wanted to affiliate with a After a successful visit last year, Santa will return In December to home owner—who has the most intimate knowledge , off the Pinky Luerssen of Westfield, company that was financially Weidel Realtors of Bridgewater. home—can be held liable for misrepresenting[the condition qf the named 1990 Realtor of the Year solid, has a fine reputation, and As a community service he will be offering a free picture with home. ' by the Westfield Board, has offers the extensive infrastruc- children of all ages. Everyone is invited to join the jolly elf on . "We believe that the . listing inspection program with 6chlott joined Burgdorff Realtors as a ture that would benefit my cus- Friday, Dec. 7, 1-4PM; Saturday. Dec. 8, 10 AM-1PM; Friday, Realtors helps to keep air the parties involved in the process of broker associate in the West- tomers and clients. That was Dec. 14, 1-4 PM; Saturday, Dec. 15,10 AM -1 PM. home selling focused on the real issues. This makes it less field office. Burgdorff. Their presence in the Please call 685-8200 to reserve a time for your photo memento emotional and more factual. In the end, everyone should be more Luerssen brings a distin- professional community is very of the holiday season* satisfied with the results." guished record of sales and' highly regarded." Transactions

CRANFORD nolly, property at 785 Westfleld Rd., HIGHLAND PARK Michael H Stelnbach to Atul Mog- Howard & Sandra Walner to Mich- Theodore.A Merrirt to Mary E Ko- Dora S Kuzsma to William G ,$15,000 . Dan & Cheryl Barbasch to Jama he, property at 204 Hampshire Ct., ael & Pearl Nardi, property at 15 hot, property at 22 Oxford Clr., Wagner, property at 109 Alden St., William P Walker Sr to James M Varless, property at 612 S 1st Ave., $120,000 . Woodrow Wilson Dr., $205,000 $262,500 $199,500 Gold, property at 430 Willow Ave., $165,000 Alfred M Celentano to J & Q Land Westgate II Dev to John Thomp- Robert & Kathleen Birkland to Hugo M Stalger Jr to Philip & $122,000 Barbara C Pollack to Walter lan- Corp, property at 117 Haywood son, property at 50 Unda Ln., Wallace W & Janet Gardnar, prop- Jolynn Judka, property at 711 nacome, property at 222 S 2nd Ave., $56,000 $159,990 erty at 407 River Rd.. $380,000 Brookslde PI., $220,000 WESTFIELD Ave., $141,500 Wesley & Lenetta Lee to Kantib- Westgate II Dev to James H & Larken Assoc to Michael & An- Elsie O Dennis to Robert A & V&R Realty Company Inc to METUCHEN hal & Lllavatl Amln. property at 3 Noelle G Hunt, property at 61 Linda nette Hajdu, property at 43 Roan- Mary J Mamie, property at 123 Hill- Charles T & Barbara Kaplan, prop- Kenton & Phyllis Forster to Jerzy Joyce Dr., $130,000 Ln., $159,990 oke.Rd'., $470,000 crest Ave., $110,000 erty at 7 Azalea Trl., $388,000, & Grace Lenartowlczi property at 75 Harry & Nancy Wowchuck to Tho- Edmund V & Mary T Torres to Peter & Evelyn M' Bryan-Brown to New Jersey Realty Co to James P Barry D & Karel J Floyd to Bar- Kempson PI., $155,000 mas W & Theresa Fell, property at 2 Jean Daku, property at 13 Park Thomas J & Elizabeth Brennan, Morlarty Jr, property at 417 E. Lin- bara M & Patrlcl Callahan, property Gary M Coyle to Kumarle Kumar, Lake park.Dr., $142,000 Gate Dr., $140,000 property at 22 Summit Rd., coln Pk.,$7O,qoo .-••.. at 947 Boulevard, $292,500 . property at 19 Van Buren Ave., Alfred M Celentano to J & G Land Ira Frledland to John R & Cat- $367,500 $163,000 . Archie Schwartz Company to Ethel Zlenowloz to Gregg B & Corp, property at 310 Lynwood St., herine M. Ford, property at 3 Purdue Prescott K & Darolyn Johnson to- Armel Associates, property at 560 E .Susan P Amonette, property at 624 MIDDLESEX $73,000' ••'..'•• Rd., $285,000 Barbara A Szczech, property at South Ave., $600,000 E Broad St., $270,000 Frederick W Ferris to Elisabeth A Alfred M Celentano to J & G Land Nicholas & Deborah Smith to 1005 Washington Commons, Parkway Mortgage Inc to Jay J & Zane M.& Laura T Gaut to Odls R Braff, property at 211 A St., Corp, property at 6 Oakwood Way, Chao Tsun & Shlang-Chlng Yen, $119,000 . Ulrlke D Abramson, property at 37 & Nancy L Campbell, property at $139,000 $125,000 property at 44 Ralnford Rd., Kevin D & Ronl Cummings to Wall St., $130,000 800 Cranford Ave., $338,750 . Henry T & Gertrude C Bunting to Jos P Amato Enterprises to Sie- $150,000 . Chester M & Ellee Leoszewskl, GARWOOD Patrick Bavosa to Theresa & John Edwlna L Stone-Fantlna, property at wram & Halmwantee Bajnath, Dan Barrle Realty Const to Aviv & property at 182 Westcott Rd., Ratushny & Margaret Staruch to Qonnella, property at 573 Downer 220 Dorn Ave., $172,500 property at 23 Penrose Ln., Adrlenne R Oranl, property at 74 $170,000 St.. $215,000 James & Susan Mathesori, property Walter & Marjorle Dec to Larry M .. $255 000 - ' Revere Blvd., $351,200 Russell W & Susan Brandl to at 96 3rd Ave., $140,000 Steven M & Phuong K Crystal to Neal, property at 101 FalrviQw Ave., Hoills & Gloria E Osbom to David West Homes to Frank & Denlse Gary Myer, property, $125,000 David W Brady, property at $123,000 . W & Patricia M James, property at Iscaro, property at 24 Snowflake SCOTCH PLAINS $115,000 Ronald C & Adele Eaton to Mon- 125 N Randolphvilie Rd., $152,000 Ln., $156,000 »!38i!s§&g3igggg§3i&g£*£g Saugatuck Associates to Unda Z Edward C Jr & Denlse S Leach to taz & Mona Mahba, property at 26 Joseph F & Janet Canhelongo to HIGHLAND PARK Botwln, property at 32 Black Birch Scott J & Okelly Und Slegel, prop- Harris Ave., $170,000 Bjruce M' Burner, property at 9 Re- Mary Sclbllla to Alexander. & Lisa NORTH PLAINFIELD • Rd...$892,479 . erty at 205 Edgewood Ave,, Hearthstone Bldg to Nancy C vere Rd., $190,000 K Kent, property at 320 Becker St., Arthur & Helena Anker to Susan . Hall R & Joanne Elsenhauer to $225,000 ' ... Motyka, property at 469 Union Ave., Douglas M & Joan R Farhy to $130,000 . Stanlk, property at 131 Belmont Howard & Sandra P Walner, prop- Evangelical Redeemer to Unda H $256,200 Frank J & Diane G Grady, property Avo., $155,000 MANVILLE erty at 15 Clydesdale Rd., $550,000 Moya & Phlll Gibbons, property at Mary Gruber to Barbara J Ru- at 533 Runyon Ave., $155,500 Dagny E Hultholm to Ray T & Gerard L Zlelonka to Robert J & Stephen M Stelnbergher to Clau- 2P1 Embree Ct., $307,000 dolph, property, $65,000 Laura A Jalklo, property at 280 Cor- de J & Deborah A Franco/property Jerry W & mary Jo Hedges to EDISON Lisa Hoffmann, property at 230 W botl.PL, $154,000 PISCATAWAY 4th Ave., $130,000 at 2412 Malcolm PI., $165,000 Donald F Wolf, property at 802 Em- Elva L Gratovsky to Gregory & John A Bossany to Nelson Cord- Report R a Lois K Tothero to Amlt Francis J & Mary Lynn Brown to Richard W & Alison M Wood to bree Crescent, $224,000 Lisa Blazewlcz, property at S3 Roos- ova, property at 113 Duar St., &, Sangaeta Bhowmlck, property at Joseph R & Carol S Hemphlll, $124,900 Kenneth J & Suzanne Tunnell, Joseph S Miller to Merrill Wet- 30 Atlanta Ave.,. $193,000 evelt Blvd., $117,500 property at 119 S 15th Ave., Gordon J Fromeyn; to Akef Has-' . property at 2333 Marlboro •Rd.,, taatlnghe, property at 1922 Grand- Royal F & Hannah M Shepard to" William V Hoppe to Clarlta Nlchol- $122,500 san, property at 83-65 Grandvlew $207,500 view Ave., $131,980 Steven Q Klessllng, property at 122 . sen, property at 79 Suydam Ave., Ave., $148,000 Robert & Judith A Yeager to Pat- Barry P Barbash & Amy R Fine to Berkshire Ct, $113,500 $116,000 MONTGOMERY rick T & Lynn M McHugh, property Ronald & Suzanne Welnbsrg, Calvert Woods Ascoo to Douglas David S Alnsworth to Kathleen Avco Fin SVC of Southern CA to Paula Rebmann to Manuel An- at 2226 New York Ave., $235,000 property at 760 Norman PI., & Joan Farhy, property at 215 Boyle, property at 602 Timber Oaks Steven J Cohn, property at 31 Ad- gulo, property at 5-5A New Walnut Elsie R Dlglovlne to Charles & $357,500 Brewster Ave., $194,625 Rd., $150,000 ams Dr., $372,500 St., $180,000 Diane Flumefreddo, property at 436 New Jersey Realty Company to Rose Hargraves to Zubeda Dotho, John & Catherine Duggan to An- Shamu Assoc to Belinda Porlchl, Frank R & Lois R Grolco to Victor St., $165,000 Charles R Hanson Jr, property at property at 312 Buona Vista. Ave., thony J Fortlno, property at Tlngley property at 9-E E Brookllne Ct., Robert & Susan Cacameso, prop- 1785 Front Street Inc to Mlchele 224 Prospect St., $134,900 $65,000 Ln., $104,000 $135,000 erty at 542 Parkview Ave., $167,000 M & Donn Sangvlllano, property at Betty & Gary B KJellmark to Joan F Frezza to Tim A & Cat- Blanche Und ' to George J & Seth A Pauker to Nicholas C Stephen M Pasch to James H 26 Village Park Ct., $85,000 Richard & Barbara Wilson, property herine Luthman, property at 110 Valerie Sanderson, property at 75 Moren, property at 26-F Chlcopee Pasch, property at 49 Rockvlow Sharon A Slcola to Edmundo B & at 604 Shackamaxon Dr.. $207,000 Central Ave;, $100,000 Union Ave., $150,000 Rd., $149,500 • Avo., $243,000 Martha Lemoa, property at 587 Lewis F Jr & Anne Day to Christo- K Hovnanlan to Francis & Stella Nam H & Myung K Oh to Bob & John & Teresa M Qurkowskl to Thomas" E' & Beth A Suchor to West Ct., $200,000 pher & Michel Cambria, property at Eng, property at 20 Qllman Dr., Daphne Chlng, property at 15 David 7 Marjory A Kadash, property Joann Pollegrlno, property, at 390 Maty Ann Stypa to John Con- 872 Shadowlawn Dr., $275,000 $238,350 Westwood Clr., $190,000 at 338 Opossum Rd., $185,000 Watchung Ave,, $136,000 6 — December 6,1990 — Union County Classified December 6,1990 — Union County Classified — 7 EQUAL HOLLAND TWP, HOUSING HUNTERDON CO.- 215 225 ^ ( 23O 'A CRANFORD— Lovely 2 NO. PLAINFIELD-North SOUTH PLAINFIELD- FORDS- 2 bdrm, 1 V2 M ID DLES EX/SO ME- $3000 TOWARDS CLOS- TOWNHOUSES & bedroom apt In private 2 side of Rt. 22. 6 rooms w/ Must see. Available now. bath, finished bsmt, wall RVILLE- 200, 450 & 900 OPPORTUNITY ING COST. 12 yr old ACREAGE \ OUT OF AREA All real estate advertised- CONDOMINIUMS family home, yard. Conve- kitchen, 2 bdrms, AC, This great 3 bdrm. 1st to wall carpeting. $900/ sq.ft. avail. Excel, loca- REAL ESTATE -Ranch on a larga-lot-wlth- I • I PROPERTY I ^tlwHoeh<>W>»naH?os& dt.»h.«977y -floor-aptt-Jn-2-Famlly-WalJ- -mo-Gall-889-£r156-after—tion—Gel^ 36-3664—or— In this newspaper Is sub- "3 bdrm. 2 bath, DR, Tamil/ FOR SALE tralrm. $800/month, heat to wall carpet. Very con': 5PM 526-0694. • ject to the Federal Fair porch, garage. $825/mo room, screened porch, Included. Call 382-2434. + utilities & security. 756- venlent location. Rent Is ouslng Act of 1968 above ground , pool, low CRANFORD TOWERS BASKING RIDGE— 6 DINQMANS FERRY PA- FRANKLIN TWP, SOME- MIDDLESEX- Office C O N N E C T I O N ft CRANFORD- Studio 2497 or 582-4239 $795 + utilities. Call Mon. which makes it illegal to taxes,' 2 car garage. Ask- CONDOMINIUM— 18 lots. Asking $750,000. Beautlful 3 bedroom Cha- to Frl. 9 to 5. 754-7744 RSET CO.-New 3 bdrm, space, Union Ave. 1300 advertise any preference ing $167,500. Call Cop- Springfield Ave. Luxury 2 Fischer Realtors, let - Fireplace - Cathedral T I O N apt. Heat & H.W. sup- NORTH PLAINFIELD- 3 bath townhouse with, sq. ft. 1st floor, 650 sq. ft plied. Close to transporta- GREENWOOD GAR- WESTFIELD remodeled 3 central vacuum & air, 1 lower level. Rent with op- BRIDGEWATER— Owner limitation or discrimination per Kettle Realty at 236- bdrms. w/1 & 2 baths 766-2424; eves. 232- Ceilings - Excellent Con- LOCAL VENDING PART- 2so CRANFORD- 2 bdrms, CRANFORD [ 2±O ^ relocating, absolutely the based on race, color, reli- 6022. from $139,900. Charming 2369. dition, $69,000- $3,000 NER- Handle Frlto-Lay, tion, Avail. Immed. $465/ DENS. Well-maintained 1 bdrm, full kit, large LR, garage. Near Rta. 287, tion to buy. Entire bulld- 1st floor, 2 family, wall to mo. 1V4 mos. security. Best, Immaculate, spa- gion, sex. or national ori- 1 bdrm. & studios from BERNARDSVILLE- down- $900 taxes. Easy Nabisco, Hershey, Mars. C ^ bdrm. garden apts. gar, Northslde, near town. trains & under 40.minutes Ing fully rented. 356-3046. I HOMES I clous In move-In • condi- gin, or an Intention to MIDDLESEX- Sale "by $59,900. Prime loc'. for commute to New York BUSINESS wall carpet, near all Call 276-2076. ^ $650.41/mo. Incl. heat & $1200/mo. +1 mo. secg- to Newark Aiport. Good GREAT STARTER HOME Owner. Newly decorated. Beautiful wooded 3 acre Company matches your APARTMENTS I trans., couple preferred, WESTFIELD- Office I FOR SALE I tion, 5 bedroom Ranch, make any such prefer- shopping, commuting, and New Jersey. 717-296- [OPPORTUNITIES I Purchase. No selling re- CRANFORD— new apt. H.W. NO PETS. 756-1157. rity & utll. Avail. Immed. set up for 3 adults to space 700 sq.ft. w/park- 3 bdrm. Split, large family' Hilltop Oaslsl Ready to no pets, Avail 12/1. $850/ 232-4067, 482-7122 share in rental. $1295 per Capo Cod (oaturos 4 brs., w/a bath on the 1st lovel & best school systems, ence, limitation . or peace of mind. Model 6501. quired. $9,000 NEEDED I FOR RENT I for rent, 1st floor, 6 rooms PLAINFIELD— 3 rooms Ing, $550. Call 233-7279. modern kitchen, fireplace dlscrlmatlon. room w/flreplace, LR, build) Quiet cul-de-sac! mo. all utilities Included. 1 month plus utilities,. 1 Vfe. basomonl & a 1/2 bath on the 2nd level.. This houso has deck. $170,000.. Call open Fri. to Sun. 11AM- $297,500. Ranald C. for equipment. High + laundry room & ga- on Dunellen boarder, cor- WESTFIELD. GAR- maintenance Ireo exterior w/brlck front & aluminium sid- BOUND BROOK — Colo- <& more. Reduced to sell 5PM. Office #272^1143 or V6 mo security. 789-0776. month security. Credit WESTFIELD- Office/ 469-6365. Brown, Realtor(201)- ARE YOU INTER- Weekly Income. 1-800- BOUND BROOK- 3 ^h rage, central air, wAv car- ner of Bradford & Jef- WOOD— Apartments for ing. (W-2484) $149,dOO. Call lor moro details. . . nial ranch, 2 Bdrm., din- at $159,900. THE This newspaper will not. B/K Realtors. 686-1800. ESTED— In enhancing pet, no pets. $110O/mo. check & references. Call store for ren<- Near all 469-233$. 654-2419. rooms. Available for De- ferson St. $450+ utilities rent. Call 232-6358; transportation. Call 232- ing rm.. living rm,, PRUDENTIAL PIONEER knowingly accept any ad- READINGTON- By [MOBILE HOMESl your Income, perhaps cember. Call. 356-0589. + utilities. Avail Immed, Copper Kettle Realty at kitchen, tile bath + de- REAL ESTATE, REAL- SOMERSET— By Owner. BRIDGEWATER- Cul- CRANFORD- 2 bdrmt.. 1 Vfe mo sec. Avail. Dec WESTFIELD- 1 bdrm.. 236-6022 or 735-4004, 6358. vertising for real estate Owner/Salespersons. Se- 356-1211. "Lakewood" changing your lifestyle. LOCAL VENDING PART- Call 7694)143. 15. Call 725-7211 tached garage. Nice-yard. TORS, 658-4300, cluded Contemporary on de-sac. All utilltlesi Of- 1 & SITES I BOUND BROOK- 4 2nd floor, near all trans. apt. w/eat-in kitchen, near MIDDLESEX- New 2 which Is In violation of the Townhouse - 3 bdrm, 2 V4 Unlimited potential w/mln- NER— High Average Newly painted. Avail. 1 Priced right, $117,000. 4.5 ac. Flag lot. seller will fered at $139,500. Ranald Weekly Income. Company rooms, $675 per month DUNELLEN- Duplex, 2 RARITAN- 2 BR Apart- transportation. Off-street bdrm; Townhouse, 1 /4 CLARK : law. Our readers are In- baths, fireplace. Imal Investment. Just one Immed. $750/mo. + utll., Bdrm, 1 Bath, new carpet. ( 275 \ 469 5349 evenings. . DID YOU formed that all dwellings help finance, If qualified. C. Brown, Realtor, 201- call can change your life. will match your purchase. plus 1Vi month security. ment 1st fl., $800. per parking. $625/mo.' plus bath, bsmt., pantry, $895/ $149,900. HELP-U-SELL 469-2333. BRANCHBURG- 12x55, . Call 469-5334 leave mes- 1 Vfe mos. security. 272- No Pets, 1 Vi month se- month, heat and hot utilities. Call after 6PM, mo. Rent/ Option. Priced COMMERCIAL PEACEFUL ELEGANCE KNOW... advertised In this newspa- $379t900. HELP-U-SELL of P, FT, M, Bkr., 469- Call (201)789-3710.(24hr. No selling required. P.FT.M.Bkr. 469-2800. 2 bedroom, CAC, gas sage. 8627 9AM-5PM; 276-6936 curity $750 per month water supplied, 1 Vi 654-7328. under appraised value. I PROPERTY Eloganl custom contor hall ranch w/wlndows walls In LR & BRIDGEWATER- IM- . This little ad can be read per are available on an. 2800. NEW 4 Vfe% PAY- BRIDGEWATER- Foot- recorede message) $9,000 CASH NEEDED. after 6PM. • MACULATE AND SPA- In more than 147,000 heat, moving must sell. 1-800-654-2419. BRIDGEWATER- 2 bed- : plus utilities. 968-1529 month security and refer- 526-1827. DR ovor-looklng river. (W-2624). $269,000. •'•' equal opportunity basis. SOMERSET- FRANKLIN MENT MORTGAGE, SAVE hill Rd., 7 lot subdivision, WESTFIELD- 4 bdrm, 2 \^ FOR RENT J CIOUS. Incredible moun- homes In 15 publications 8.95 acres, Prime area. $25,000 or best offer. Call room, finished basement,, EDI8ON— 3 room apt: ences. 1 yr lease, no bath apt. In Colonial 2- TWP.- LOTSA HOUSE. UP: TO $150,000 INTER- 722-8323. pets. Avail Jan01. 707- tain top home, with two throughout Somerset, Complaints of disc- EST!! IF' QUAL $975,000. Anne Lacko, BUSINESS OPPTY NO NONSENSE- look- fenced yard. Available 01/ CRANFORD- 61/2 near Edison train station famlly, near town &'trans- MARTINSVILLE-' Store i fireplaces, 3/4 bedrooms Middlesex and Union Motivated sellers offering 01. $885 plus utilities. & fit; 287. $500/mo. Call 4634. . rlmatlon In housing on the this large home at very af- PO Box 343, Walnutport, CRANFORD $25,000 Ing for. self motivated hard rooms plus full attic & ga- portation. Prof, group of 3 I 2S5 \ front/Offices- 1140 sq.ft.- 2V£ baths. Add a 32 X 20 Counties? It caught your basis of race* color, PA 18088. working individual. PT/FT Call 604-2409. rage. Second floor, 3- 545*2395 RARITAN- 2 bdrm. apt. pref. $1200/mo. plus utll. to 3646 sq.ft. from $9.95 CRANFORD family room and a tennis attention, didn't It? fordable, price. Child-safe 220 ROOMS I creed, ancestry, marital cul-de-sac. 3/4 bedrooms., Is There TEES with a PLUS opportunity to achieve fi- BRIDGEWATER- 3 bed- Famlly house. Everything EDISON- Edison Es- In 2-Family house. Avail. Jan./Feb. 654-6218. sq.ft. Net. Convenient to- court and you have a Call YOUR ad in todayl status, sex or handicap HUNTERDON COUNTY, I FOR RENT I Exit 33, Rte. 78. RANALD . REWARDING COLONIAL family room with raised COMMERCIAL HOLLAND TOWNSHIP- comes. Complete w/ nancial freedom. Call 201 - room, Hying room, dining Incl. except elec. $995. tates. 1 bdrm., 4 rms., Kitchen, living rrn, sepa- WESTFIELD— Beautifully home for entertaining and 1-800-334-0531. should be made to New Something 292-8627 24 hr recorded rate entrance. Clean. No remodelled & decorated C. BROWN, realtor, Engaging homo- ottering real warmth' In great .family aroa. comfortable day Jo day hearth fireplace. Easy PROPERTY One acre + approved equipment & 15,000 of room, kitchen, attic, base- Orchard St. area. No CAC. Convenient to. alt Fnclosnri.pnrch, LR. FDR. EIK. 4 brs. Qulot street near nil We Get Resultsl Jersey Division on Civil commute. Close at •We Can stock. Monogrammlng message. ment, CAC, new dish- pets. 272-9469; 272-1880 public trans. Quiet dead pets. $635 plus utilities. 4r-room apt with eat In 469-2333. TTvlng. Owner financing Rights, 383 W. State St., FOR SALE building lot, wooded, BERNARDS TWP.- Con- amonitios. A boautlfol buy priced to move. (W-2487) schools. Hurry, won't last southern exposure. Excel- and morel Call Meeker washer, no pets, $875/ (IV. mess.). •'•'-.• • • •' . end street. Avail. Immed. 469-0589. kitcheh, wood floors, new OFFICE/APARTMENT- $172,000. Call for your oxcluslvo showing. available to qualified EDISON- Wall coff^ Trenton, NJ 08618. Do For You? RARITAN- Salon for mo. • plus utlf., SPECIAL carpeting & blinds. Lovely venient to Route. 287 & Fifst flobrl One block to at $142,900. CALL CLINTON- 9500 sq.ft. 2 lent location, close to Fit. Sharkey Realtor $700.992-1590. RARITAN— 2 downstairs buyer. Priced to sell a structed-custom Ex- Phone (609) 292-4605. WEIDEL REALTORS (201) 272-2570. for Info. sale, Corner of Wall & for Dec. 1st occupancy. private fenced garden, 78. Quiet, neighborhood. Somervllle Court House! panded Brick Ranch. 4 story retail building. 104 78, on Ellis Road. ELIZABETH- Elmora, 2 3 room apt. Perfect for Non smoker. 604-2409. $329,900.. CALL WEIDEL FRANKLIN TWP.- MUST 685-8200, $135,000. Call evenings, Somerset St., 800+ sq ft. 11/2 mo, security. Avail. CRANFORD- Duplex, Bdrm, 2nd floor 2 family mother/daughter. $500 Call: ••..'• 4 rooms plus bath, central REALTORS (201) 685- bdrms., 3 1/2 baths, Kit. W. Main. 5 units. Moving Southl Call 526- Immediately. Call 369- MR.K 201-276-4500 BRANCHBURG PINE air conditioning, $800/mo. SEE. A great home for the $349,900. Call Fischer 996T4963. lovely 3. bedroom apt: In $600/mo + utilities. 1 w each plus utilities,. 1 t WESTFIELD OFFICE: Weichert, 8200. w/skylldht & fireplace, CALL NOWI- Local 7526. . o •....,. 3791. quiet area With yard & MOTEL— daily, weekly or plus utlla, security, lease/ Formal DR, master bdrm. growing family'Who needs SOMERSET- By Onwer. Realtors, 534-4025; mo. security. Credit check month security. Available 185 ELM STREET more room. Spacious 4 247-1851. 4 yr. old 8 rm. MARTINSVILLE- 2-lot JUICE Vending Route. screened; porch. Conve- 12/01. Call 725-9040, monthly. Pay service util- Ranald C. Brown,. Real- .WESTFIELD, N.J. 07090 w/new full bath, slate floor eves. 534-1325. required, adults preferred, ity, no security required. tor, 469-2333. bedrooms, 2% baths, to- Col., 4 bdrm., 2% baths, Minor Subdivision. App- For Immediate Sale. All nient to shopping, bus & no pets. 276-9395 ( 2*S A : Ads In Classified Florida Room, finished LONG VALLEY— Own rox. 21/2 acres. Asking RARITAN— 3 rooms up- Call 722-9520. bsmt. w/rec room/bar & tally remodeled on a quiet arage. $176,500. HELP- Cash Income. Bill 1-800- Advertise in the Classified! trains. $825 + utll. Call GARWOOD- large 3 stalrs. Single business SCOTCH PLAINS— Cen- OFF: (20i) 654-7777 dontcost — ' street. Come see what a S-SE1L P.FT.M.Bkr. 469- your own business. Hard- $225,000. City sewer In Buying a House? 749-9992. 382-2434. HOUSES I CRANFORD- Northslde, game room. Pool/cabana/ ware store & lumber room apts. avail; Lovely person pref. No pets. Off- large bdrm., private bath ter of town, modern office dry kitchen Is. Asking 2800.,New 4%% Payment street! Ranald C. Brown, I FOR RENT I building, 2nd floor, 4000 . They pay/ shuffleboard. $475,000. yared for sale. CLINTON- Realtor, 469-2333. • quiet area. Close to street parking. Avail. 1/1. . in Ranch home. Kit. privi- WANKOW REALTORS. $169,900. CALL WEIDEL Mtgo., sav/e up to $500 heat & water Incl. 1 sq. ft., divided, AC. $12 REALTORS (201) 685- $150,000 Interest 11 If qual- 9500sq ft 2 story retail, trans.,: no pets. Starting at leges. Female preferred. 356-4477. bldg. 104 W.Maln. 5 MARTINSVILLE- Heavily $885, Inc.' heat & hot mo3. sec. Call 725-9040. BRIDGEWATER- 3 per sq ft; Excellent condh ; 8200. .-. ified.: ..-...••' $370/mo. Utll. incl. Call tlon. Must be seen. Imme- units.. $349,900. WASH- Wooded 2-acre oasis. City water. Call 789-9198 RARITAN— 5 room apt. bdrm, 1 bath, LR, kltcheri, after 5pm, 276-7354- SOMERVILLE- Well INGTON— Luncheonette water & sewer! Reduced . i car garage, full bsmt, diate occupancy. Call KENILWORTH- 4 V6 $800 per month plus utili- PISCATAWAY- fur- 756-2598, ... ' maintained three bed- seats 34, 3 other Income to $169,000. Ranald C. room apt. garage, drive- ties. 1V4 month security & fenced yard, dishwasher, •C.AC. Available 12/01. nished room for rent In room colonial on over- units included. $285,000. Brown, Realtor, 469- Selling Your Car? way, excellent area, easy references, no pets. Avail- private home. Non- SUMMIT OFFICE SUB- sized lot .with 2 car ga- Call Fisher Realtors 534- 2333. . access tort 22 and park- able 12/ 01; Call 725- $1225/month ,+ Utll, Vh.. LET- Exp. 8/31/93, Adj. . 5025, eves 534-1325. month security. Call Ann smoker &.. neat. Working rage and basement. way. $750 month plus 2758. ..".': female. References a to R.R. Panoramic views, Close to downtown MONTGOMERY TOWN- 534-6562 after 5:30PM. full kitchen, 2,100 sq. ft. 7 WASHINGTON— Lun- utitltlea.lease, security no ROSELLE— 1 bdrm., must. Call 968-3087. . •Somerville. Must see. SHIP— 1 to 2 %• acre peta. Avail JanOL 241- BRIDGEWATER— 3-4 Avail. 1/15/91, (201) cheonette, seats' 34- 3 homesltes on cul-de-sac. - : $530 all utll. except elec- 1 $124,900.'CALL WEIDEL 8Q44 , tric. Avail. Immed. Call bdrm. Colonial, 1'. /fe SOMERVILLE- Residen- 273-4550. ' -•:••' •REALTORS (201)'685- other Income unlt3 Jh- Excel, location. Ready to v cl0dea.r$285,000. Call LINDEN— Apartment for • 245-4715.v;- •/'•'••••:: •.• baths, LR.DR, Kit;, CAC, tial area. $80 and up: Se-- 8200.. •;'•-. ••»•. : ' builld. From $92,500. Call yard, 1 Vi mos, sec. Ref- curlty required. Kitchen Fischer Realtors, 534- 201J374-5066. rent, two bedrooms, living SO. BOUND BROOK- >28O ••' 4025; eve's, 534-1325. " room, dining room; bath, erences.: $850/mo. plus, privileges. Near town. Call 1 large 5 foorns, 3 bdrrns, Utll. 722-3199, .,••.•'•; ••>'--'. manager 722*2107;. - -• VACATION SHOWCASE WARREN COUNTY— kitchen, 1 1-4 rnorrth seicO- quiet-area, Wall, to wall •;: Job.Hunting?"- . rlty. $785/month, Separate PISCATAWAY- 4 bdrmr RENTALS Washington Twp. 64.6 r '.carpeting, business -cpu-' OF TO ADVERTISE acres presently being xrtllltlett. 925-9371. ' pie preferred. $750 + utlll- 1VS baWvfamliy room, ga-: nlshed rm., private en- farmed. Located- In area LINDEN- Apt. 2 bdrms., tles. Call 825-2179. rage, good neighbor- trance, nice; location, pre- Call pur of custom homes. Near LR, DR, bath. Kitchen. 1 hood, $975/month + .utll.,' fer working person, non- BARBADOS-Studio apt. HOMES SOMERVILLE— 3 rooms, 1 V£ month security. Call smoker, $80/wk. Close to w/jacuzzl at. hotel resort. jrtajor highways. There 1/2 mos. sec. $785/mo., attic; off-street parking, Classified are 19 percs & 19 sol! separate utll. 925-9371. 722-2124. everything. 526-7078. Ocean view. Avail: Feb. heat & water supplied. -16-23. $1000. Call 526- .\.of position and logs on the property. Ava|l. Immed. $650/mo. PISCATAWAY— wooded- Hot Line CHECK MANVIUE- 2 bedroom 5367. ; career Is advertised In Seller will consider financ- duplex, 1 \k baths, LR, 369-3791. secluded 14.00 sq'. 1 Vfe 270 ing to qualified buyer. WITH bath, .2 extra Ig. Bdrms, ORLANDO— 15 minutes classified, When you're TOLL FREE kitchen, den, $745/mo + SOMERVILLE- Spa- OFFICES Asking) $450,000. Call utilities. No pets. Please Formal DR, Ig. LR, fire- to Disney World. 1 mile to ready to make a Copper Kettle Realty at. CLASSIFIED Clous 1 bdrm In quiet place, garage, laundry FOR RENT • Universal Studio. Beauti- , move, get the call 526-421 neighborhood. Like new, 1-800-334-0531 735-4Q04 or 236-6022 for E;\r- room. $1000. Avail Jan. fully furnished, 2 bedroom Classified habit. info. MANVILLE- 2nd floor, off-street parking, yard, all 699-0812 . condo, 2 bath, CAC, pool. utilities paid by landlord. clean apt. 5 rms., laundry CRANFORD— 1 room of- Weekly & monthly rate. CHARMING hook up In cellar, couples Soctlon 8,. rental assis- tance OK. $650/mon.th. f 260 fice, Manger Building, 463-3969. WESTFIELD Brick and stucco capo close enough for the pref. No pets. Sec. & rofs. center of town, parking . 260 North 5th Ave. Call 297-7988. POCONOS BASS kids, to walk to school or the park In'West-' TOWNHOUSES available, reasonable. LAKE- 3 bdrm lakofront, • Held. Pretty property, cozy fireplaced IMng MIDDLESEX- Middlesex $385,000 I CONDOMINIUMS 272-2960 . •••-••' free skiing, lodge, resort room for winter evenings and a porch to Village. Spacious 1 bed- SOUTH BOUND Charming Victorian with circular drive, • enjoy next spring. $189,000. BROOK— 2 bdrm,, w/w \FORJtENT CRANFORD- 550 sq. ft. community; Wk, week- •\'t •• !•'•,''•„• room Garden apt. $660 park-like grounds and historic registry. carpet In a quiet neigh- medical office in well- end, Christmas.. Mid-week •.••'•'• '•'•••<'. per month Includes heat Barn'on property, 10 rooms, .5/6 bed- borhood. Washer hookup. BEDMINSTER- Private known medical building. rate. 2Q1-992-4903. and hot water. NO PETS. Off-street parking. Avail. rooms, oversized family room.; This flower garden, patio, fire- Reduced overhead! Call SKI COLORADO- 2 Pool available. Call 356- Feb. 1.1 V4 mos. sec. place, 2 floor condo, 2, 789-8961. bdrm, 2 bath condo, home Is for the special buyer looking 5550 leave message. req. No pets. $700/mo. bdrm, Vh baths, large sleeps 6, Fireplace, pool, for that special home.-WSF27Q5. '•: • NO. PLAINFIELD- Nice plus Utll. Call 647-0167. CRANFORD- Private kitchen, LR, DR, garage, room In newly decorated iacuzzl. Avail Christmas, 1 bdrm, heat & hot water $1350 + Utilities. New Years & t991 sea- Included. $625 + secu- SOUTH PLAINFIELD- 3 office. By month or legse. R;S.V.P., P.O. Box 627, Includes utilities . & copy son. Exc. rates. 526-2118 GREAT LOCATION flty. 968-3621. bdrms., 2 baths, LR, DR, Far Hills 07931. SOUTH SEASIDE This, lovely horrm Is waiting for you. New eat- Kit., air cond., $925/ mo. machine. Fax avail. Call In kitchen, forrpal dining room, living room 908-272-2080. PARK— Luxury ocean 1 V4 mo8. sec.' No pets. BQUND BROOK-See front condo, spectacular with fireplace, family room and 4 bedrooms. CRANFORD Avall> Jan 1. Call after the benefits of this almost GREENBROOK— Office Close to school, pool and tennis courts. All I space available. Includes views, sleeps 6, off sea-' 1 new townhouse. Many son rates, $249. Call 647- SCHLOTT l^" ^' '.''. '^'iVlV^V^'v'S-'SlV,'?•''*'/' ' '/\p'M upgrades, unfinished all utilities, $25 a day. SOUTH PLAINFIELD- Easy access from Route 7089. REALTORS' basement, deck, large eat Conbomtm'umsi AVAILABLE IMMEDI- In kitchen, Immaculate 22, Please call 647-2592. WESTFIELD FIRST ASSOQATION OF INDEPENDENT REAL ESTATE BROKERS, INC. ATELY. Wonderful 1 bed- ' Tbt (xin-ljfon Prnple condition. Nothing com- METUCHEN- 2 to 6 • Olde World Charm room apt. with wall to wall parable at $124,800. 285 Each Office Individually Owned and Operated carpet, Make appointment room offices, prime loca- 264-East.Broad St.. • Modern Renovations Weichert Realtors 757- tion, near train & bus, off MISCELLANEOUS KIMICV iw.-^i now. Call 9AM-5PM, 7780. ; > Estate Grounds Monday to Friday, 754- street parking. Call RENTALS 233-5555 : ARNOLT, 548-6400. PRIVATE 0090. $575 plus utilities. BRIDGEWATER EXECU- BRIDGEWATER TOWNSHIP PRISTINE HOME TIVE RENTAL- Fairways MIDDLESEX BORO- RENTALS Route 28. 750-1000 s£j. ft. GARAGE FOR RENT- $294,500 Lovely Colonial would make super. Mother/ Advertise location, beautiful con- 10' by 20', concrete floor, temporary Townhouse, 3 Rent all or part In award Daughter home In Westfleld with separate •$850-$950- for storage only. Avail, See A bedroom and full bath. Large rooms, Master In the Classified! bdrms... 2 +• baths, winning building, off new ,2 bedrooms-Include heat tower entrance. From through June 1991. $45/ GREAT LOCATION! bedroom suite, breakfast area off kitchen. kitchen/ breakfast area, mo Call 231-1391 F.A.I.R. Realtor Stop by today. $204,900, • MOVE NOW! DR, great rm./ fireplace, $450/month, first month free. First come/First Beautifully MAINTAINED! 1rt MOUTH FBEE RENT BROOKSIDE laundry, Jacuzzi & much For the Best more. $2600/mo. + utlls. served for the first quali- Advertise Features homey living room with wood •3 Units remaining GARDEN APTS. THE PRUDENTIAL PIO- fied tenant. Call Siegel- burning fireplace, formal dining room, NEER REAL ESTATE, Qrlesmeyer Realtors, 469- In the Classified! study, family.room off kitchen, well de- — _ •..•itti Selection Of Homes • Lease Purchase Somorvllle, NJ. Realtors, 658-4300. 2800, asK for Ron or Bob: signed kitchen with eat In area, powder Family "Estate" - Wooded Martlnsvllle serenltyl Program Available 1 MONTH room, ceramic bath, king size master Rotlrlng owners say "good-byo" - 4 bedrooms- - In Central FREE RENT! 2'A baths - center-hall Colonial w/flreplace & full bedroqm, 2 queen size bedrooms; Each unit has entry (With copy of ad basomentl First time olferedl . walk up attic for storage, (flored), full New Jersey! BEAUTIFULLY foyer, security In- (New Tenants Only) No Security Required ' basement, well maintained landscaped RANALD C. BROWN - DECORATED tercom system, grounds. PRICED TO SELL!! "SalUHod ClltnU RKommend Vt- solid oak parquet Limited Time offer 3 bedroom home. Fireplaced living room, Rentals-starting at They said I could 1934 Washington Valley Rd., Martlnsvllls, N.J. spacious kitchen, 2 full baths', lovely hard- floors, plaster walls, REALTOR (201)469-2333 wood floors. Located In . quiet residential some elevator & •616/Mo. - 1 BR neighborhood of Westfleld with private yard Includes Heat & Hot Water, reach lots of people Ideal for kids. $239,000. first floor. conv. location within Walk- In^' distance of schools, ••* Evenings shopping trans. at a low rate with Call John Tami 276- Warren Rordcn 232-6807 Vlcltl Bekkedahl 232-7210 Office located at: HEALTY,. Sandra Miller 232-6766 Jeanne Monaghan 233-3389 0303 (leave mes- 129 Mercer St, a classified ad in Joyce Taylor 232-4423 Ellen Troeller 654-6514 sage oh tape) or Somorvllle Sheila ParUeuu 233-6857 Carolyn Hlgglns 233-2882 Terry Monzella 233-7792 jpon Karl . 272-5725 276-0370. Hours: Mon-Fri Forbes Newspapers but ... Richard Dlemer 654-1680 Elaine Domyen 272-4B87 8AM-5PM Virginia Rordcn 232-6BO7 Richard Margltlch 276-2307 Meeker Sharkey Realtors SIMPLY 217 Prospect Avenue Sat. & Sun. 10 AM - 3 PM I NEVER EXPECTED THIS! 232-8400 44 ELM STREET, WESTFIELD 124 South Avenue East IRRESISTIBLE! Cranford, NJ 07016 725-2909 ome i 8 al nts (201)272-2570 Immaculate move-In condition 8 room Colo- ^"M « i°o T" .lf ? f- ••' Cranford, NJ 07016 nial In Mountainside on beautiful lot Fire- National Relocation Service ' place, spacious family room, oak kitchen, roflnlshod hardwood floors. A must seel $265,000. CRANFORD This recently redecorated home has- a /' \ newer oak kitchen & 1st floor bath (each with skylight). The Florida room has an atrium door to'the living room, the dining room has a lovely stained glass window. Two bedrooms/den on the 1st floor - one bedroom plus, and a bath on the 2nd floor. Deck, new A HOME FOR ALL SEASONS CRANFORD . $269,900 PROFESSIONALLY vinyl aiding and roof * a double .ga- CRANFORD V 5489,000 Brand New House with a picturesque RtveatlBW. Still tlmo to choose ASK AROUND rage on the 200' deep property. A V0iy A warm wolcoms beckons you In this, Contir Hall Wllilamsboro colon of tile, etc. This Center Hall Colonial features: 4 bedrooms, 2p«c« baths, 2 car garage, flreploce, eat-In kitchen and vinyl sided exterior. 3 bedroom,' 2V4 bath home In Mountainside How did you choose your lawyer, your accountant, attractive homel Asking, $199,900. comploto with Matler bedroom suite with Jicuzzl, skyUants and Call todayl It won't last at this amazingly low ptlcel We have the keys offering new rec. room with wine cellar, fire- and will be happy to show you through the mechanic who services your car? You asked your Bopnralo shower. Family room Boosts a raised hearth arched flreptaca, placed living room, updated kitchen, new friends for recommendations, you listened to their ex- wide hall side ehlrance with laundry room end lavatory. D«ntll mould- \ ings and chair rolls and Ranch Bay Windows leading to a large deck deck and so much more.. Lovely landscaped periences, and you chose dependable people with the odd that special Much. This home has H nl(l Hdpplnesa Is |iltf p phone property In family neighborhood. $295,000. best reputations. . • call'away. ' - That's how most people choose a real estate agent, D.S. KUZSMA REALTY too, We're proud to have earned a good reputation lor r service In this town. Satisfied clients have found that we know how to 2L 115 Miln St. • Cranford.* 272-8337 deternriln* a fair and appropriate asking price for. a property. We dont promise a higher figure to "cap- lud&fiwd&iitij, OtvHtd ture" • llstfnfl and then drop It to sell the house. Clients know, that our ads attract Interested would-be buyers, JL£|,. Hrs: 9:30 A.M. to 9 P.M. Mon. thru Friday; 9A.M. to 5 P.M. Saturdays Sunday and that we screen them carefully. We don't always bring lots of lookers to see a property; we show It tb live prospects who are ready and able to sell the house In a reasonable time. Some satlslfled clients MUST BE SEEN BURQdORffl have listed wHh us to sell ona house, and the next, and CRANFOHD *259,0 the next one, too; CRANFORD $209,000 You will ba o<««ted by freshly painted roortw, new Solar Family Room You'll be satisfied with the service when you list your and Kitchen In thli Colonial Charmer, this five bedroom hom» l» Restored and renovated to perfection. Beautiful new Cherry cabinets ^RFAITORS" • 111 i and \i within walking djstanc* to In the eat-In kitchen, freshly rednihed oak doors, oversized formal property with: : . ph School and Union College. Own- dining room and new wood ((replace In IMng room. This 4 bedroom, 3 From Now On I'll Use rilghly rjiotlvated to Belli 600 North Avenue West 'Yes, you can buy a home In Now Jersey" WESTFIELD (Across from Lord & Taylor) 233-0065 Forbes Newspapers Classified! MEMBERS OF WESTFIELD, MIDDLESEX, NEW PROVIDENCE, BERKELEY OPEN 9 AM to 8PM Barton Realty ,_.i, Essex, Hudson, Hunterdon, Mercer, Middlesex, Monmouth, HEIGHTS, SUMMIT & GREATER EASTERN UNION COUNTY MLS BOARDS. '^Union, Warren. In PA; Bucks, Northampton, Lohlgh N. Union Ave. • Cranford •272-4020 8 — December 6,1990 — Union County Classified

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BICYCLE— New 20 Inch, FIREWOOD- 100% sea- OFFICE FURNITURE- ENTERTAINMENT CEN- ASBESTOS REMOVAL— HOME COMPUTER SUP- CHIMNEY SWEEP- Call i rectory boys BMX. Excellent gift! son quality wood. Vi, Vfe &30x48 4 drawer black TER- 5ft. 10 In high, '4ft {.. 330 ^\ Nodor Enterprises Asbes- PORT— IBM & compati- 321-0611 ask (or Jeff f 310 ] Call 752-2923 after 3PM. full cord available. Call metal & formica desk; 2 in wide, 15Vi In. Caldor I WANTED I tos Management. Air sam- ble, custom DOS menus, DECORATING- curtains Make offer. . 234-9258. black desk swivel chair; special (a.5.8.b. new). pling, bulk sampling, resi- Lotus 123 programming & & other window treat- I GARAGE SALES I BUTCHER'S GRINDER- FIREWOOD— I have 4 26x50 1 drawer layout RCA colored TV, 19 Inch. I TO BUY \ dential Specialist Re- instruction; Dbase III*; PC ments made to order. APPLIANCES L CARPENTRY || FUEL OIL MOVERS PLUMBERS ROOFING & REMODELING Hunter's .dream, can han-cords left, 18" wood, oak table; typist swivel chair; Working cond. 247-1930. moval. Encapsulation Write- wordprocessing.' Reasonable rates. Call State Lie, 00314 1-800- Call for more. Info 753- dle 200 Lbs. In 10 mln-.& ash. $140/cord. Deliv- (2) office arm chairs; 1 FREE- Beautiful Blue 276-8763 FURNITURE- Off white utes. Various heads. Call ered. 658-9694 after 7PM 18x18x33 Penguin Jr. of- CAMERAS-6ld Pho- 540-8885, 1-201-226- 1258. trad. LR chair; 2 end ta- Spruce Christmas tree, tos call 276-2510. 0077. . DID YOU APPLIANCE & BOBBINS & ALLISON, INC. Donald S. Rockefeller WE STOP LEAKS! 356-8342 eves; fice refrlg/freezer. All like 20-25 ft., all you do Is cut HOME IMPROVEMENTS KNOW... Jeter's 1 RI1I-SIRONG bles, wood & glass; 2 FIREWOOD-Split, Sea- new condition. $670 for It down & .take it away. HIGH PRICES PAID— for ASPHALT PAVING- At & REPAIR— general PLUMBING & HEATING INC. brass lamps; sm. almond CHILDS BUNK BEDS- all. Call Don at 604-9779. This little ad can be read VACUUM Serving Union County a ciipi rn Clark Builders, Inc. w/ladder & clothes soned, mixed hard wood. For Info call 526-8612. quality postcards, sheet low cost. Fast service. building maintenance, In more than 147,000 \< Carpentry VIclnHy Sines 1925 FUEL CO. "Local Public Movers formica round kit. set w/4 ORGANS— 2 manuals: 1 music, old toys, baseball Will beat any written esti- carpentry, electrical. Complete , brass chairs. 874-0736. dresser. Call 534-6253 $125. percord.761-2117. IRONRITE- Model 85. homes in 15 publications EMPORIUM Moving i Ucanae $100 or best offer after organ, $495. Organ, Items, cameras, military, mate. Call anytime 751- (Lie.9141) & painting. throughout Somerset, Additions, Alterations, HIGHLAND PARK, 435 FRANK SINATRA TICK- $995. Call 276-7751. Also tires for Plymount typewriters,' TV's, Worlds 9112. • . .,, . 968-1609 ask for Vlnce. i SALES & SERVICE Storage 00172 Plumbing We Specialize In: 6PM. • • Middlesex and Union LINCOLN AVE.— 1 day ETS FOR SALE- 75th duster. Call 549-6318. Fair, ftn. pens. 272-5777. All Makes & Models of Appliance* Decks and Formica Work & PAINTINGS, must sell! AUTO CARE— "Total Car HOMECLEANING "Fall Counties? It caught your . . i Most Major Brands ' Repalrs.-.New Roofing... ONLY, Sun. Dec, 9;.CHINA CABINET- Dark .birthday celebration. De- LIVING ROOM COUCH- Washers • Dryfcre • Dishwashers • Etc. COMPLETE CARPENTRY Keating pine, with light, 4'2" wide, cember 12th. Mead- Private collection. Sacri- JUKEBOXES (any condi- Cleaning" Wash and Wax Special". Professional attention, didn't It? v Air Conditioning- •> Humidifiers 10AM-4PM. Wonderful Gpod condition, one tion)— Coke, slot, Ar- by. Hand, shampoo car- . cleaning with a personal Rerooflng...Flat Roofing.. finds, many new Including 6'6" tall. $300 or best owlands Arena. Great fice prices. B/O. Famous loose leg. Also working. Call YOUR ad In todayl REASONABLE RATES Call about all ^ Oil & Gas Burners » Heating & Cooling Services seats available. For more known artists. Crystals, cade, Plnball machines;, pets. Call for appolnt- touch. Townhouses start- • 1-800-334-0531. f Fuel Oil ^ Air Cleaning Filters Fully Insurad • Fres Estimates linens, glassware, art, Offer. 232-7456. electric dryer and gas a ment: Qllmer, 10 YRS. EXPERIENCE State Lie. #4205 fabrics, etc., etc. CHINA— Imperial, Im- information call 201-869- Dep. glass, china tea set. barber poles; 609-587- Ingpaf $40 & up. Houses We Get Results! our services NJUc. #10760 2902: ' . Collectibles. 968-2387. stove from 1930's,. Call 7819. 272-8321; vary. Fully Insured. Call IN THIS AREA SALES - SERVICE AGENT ALLIED VAN UNES pdrted Japan, white/blue after 6PM 526,2341. HUSBAND FOR HIRE- SOLCOHANE INSTALLATION 213 SOUTH AVE E Gladly Serving Union flower, New, 11 settings; PAN I SONIC CAM- LIONEL TRAINS BARTENDER AVAIL- Chris at 873.-1389. Paparhanglng,- painting, 276-8677 FREE FIREWOOD- Pal- SPANISH BED KNEE- HOUSECLEANING- .276-1330 CRANFORD County for 21 Yrs. 312 many extras for Holidays. lets. Call 526-2111 • CORDER & VCR- excel- WANTED- 218-9728. ABLE— for private par. carpentry. No job too 276-0900 HOLE DESK— wlTh ties. Book now for the Thorough, trustworthy & ... 549 LEXINGTON AVE. CRANFORD 7 Raleigh Ave. • Cranford BAZAARS Must see. S175/B0. Call FREEZER- 19 cu. ft. up-lent condition: Slate top 4 matching credenza. Glass THE OLD TOY SHOP small. Call Charlie at CRANFORD 276-6425; TEL 276-0898 381-5145 x 8 pool table, excel. Holidays. Call 968-6923. dependable wdnrian will 789-3023. • • . & SALES 722-3364 right used 4 years. Excel- & brass teacart. Call 232- Wants ypur OLD TOYS clean your, home. 5 years lent for home, food plans. cond. Call 356-0048 8838,. (1870-1970)' CARPET CLEANED- J & D MAINTENANCE CLARINET & TROM- for TOP CASH. $10/room; whole house experience. Own equip- BONE— $125'each or $400 or BO. 321-1951. PIANO- Baby Grand ZENITH— Color Console ment, 526-2415. INC— small Jobs bur spe- AUTO DEALERS I COLLISON REPAIRS GLASS PAINTING PLUMBERS SIDING best offer. 322-8356. FRENCH HORN- Re- $1200; Complete set of 759 Central Ave. • $99,;' Sofa $25, Mr.-. Rugs HOUSECLEANING,— Will cialty. Same day service. DISCOVERY TOYS Norltake China. Call 233- TV, Early American Cabl- . Westfield : 754-9028. ' . Interior & exterior repairs. cOPEN HOUSE-Dec, 10, COLONIAL SOFA Love- ynolds double•, horn , fi- net. Call 722-8171 Tues.-Sat. 11-4:30 clean houses, offices', 1109 after 5PM CATERING— Home 6r of- apartments; By the hour Also. Cleaning Senior Cltl- REYNOLDS 11 & 12; 7-1 bPM. Toys seat & chair, complete w/ lial, good cond. Asking 232-8388 zen Disc. (201)297-4340 BENNER'S TRUGLIO available to take with-you. coffee & ehd tables w/ $750; Call eves. 572-9372 PIANO— Kohler & Camp- 232-2128 fice. For your Holiday Par- or by the house. Laundry REILLY PLUMBING & SIDING Lots of surprises & fun.lamps. Very'good. cond. bell, uprltht. Like new. 320 ties or special occas- & ironing. Good refs. JLS CONSTRUCTION- , HEATINdlNC. FURNITURE 5 piece Pecan cabinet. $1500. WANTED: Rowing Exer- slons. Let me do theGoo. d work for the right AUTO PAINTING • p Call Val at 381 -5851., $450. Call 572-9682. HORSES All phases of construction OLpSMOBILE, INC. Lou DIFablo Tony DIFabio matching'wall units In- Call 463-0343, ~ cise Machine. Call workl Enjoy yourselfl 752- price. Call Ida at 889- Since 1920 . Everything In GlaaeS interior and Exterior SPECIALISTS HIGHLAND PARK-Ach- COMPUTER PRINTERS cludes chest, TV, hlgh-fy & SUPPLIES with special emphasis on 469^8343, after 6 pm. 7987 or 752-7398. . 0627 after 3PM. custom cabinetry, kitch- AUTHORIZED Colllson Experts • Store Fronts • Algmlnum Entrances • 6ver-35 Yrs. Experience avas Achlm, 216 South' Okldata 92 mlcrollne, dot- ,desk. and 2' hutches. 3 POOL TABLE- 4 %X9, CLEAN UP SERVICES Woodyvork Staining • Doors & Windows National, S800/BO. Call ens,, bathis & additions. Direct Repair for Aluminum Door Repair • Mirrors • SAME DAY SERVICE 1st Ave; Sunday, Dec.'9, matrix, $75. AT&T 458. pc. king size, bed room OF ALL TYPES— Will LAWN & GUTTER OLDSMOBILE" Thermopsnes • Storm Window Repairs • & Varnishing. 526-5861 after 2PM 201-709-1206. r " ,-.•• Bathroom and Kitchen •free Estimates 11AM-5f?M.,Monday,. Dec. balsey wheel,. Wide, car- set.7.22>7661. • ••• ; ADDITIONAL INSTRUCT 340 clean up anythingl Ga- CLEANUPS-, Call Jeff . Most Major Inc. Cos. Table Tops f. Plexiglass . "..:. , 10, 11AM-3.PM. Rummage. riage. .$100. 707-1526. ;' POOL TABLE- Bruns- KITCHENS BY JOHN- '.' ModerjzatlonB •! FURNITURE-. Sofa, TOR NEEDED- W/schpo.l J.OSV& rages,, att|cs7cellar, yards. 321-0611 ••:••• ;•, SALES & SERVICE : Pree Estimates -Fully Insured • Sale.-..- ":-'• . ':•• :••'..••'• wick Gold Cr,own. Regula- All' types of hdriie Im-.Y • . laser frame machines RESIDENTIAL • COMMERCIAL ' SERVICE SALES REPAIRS COMPUTER-IBM ' queen sleeper, excellent b.orse for Western & Eng- Real Estate closing & es- r XJMAS GIFXi-SAJLE- tion 4tV * 9". Excellent lish lessons. Excellent in-' FOUND - Steps, proyernehts. .Custom . oveh baked spray tooth . INDUSTRIAL .. Fully Insured . • We Do The Complete Job "invest in your home" 70, 60MB HD,-8513 VGA co'ndltlonr-Asklrig $100/. tates. -Cornpleti^db ,gf)lmney. repair.,' : Watches'S10'& Up. Crafts* Mon,3.S ' & ~5.25 floppy- ; condition $1250, CalL549- door facility. 722-7087. • kitchens^a specialty. Bath- ,:;•;• 232-7651 ,.ilL^ .-••-• 24 Hrs • 7 Days/Week REASONABLE RATES . ; BQ; Call 526-7867 after 5 services avail. Ffee^stK lpes,-"foundations.' 6Q6 Spujtl^Ave E tooi-Sat & Sun., pac. 8th"drlve,; model-.,&--mou$e. .PINE HILL- Boarding, mates; Fully Insuredj, We roorhs, whirlpools, spas',' ;•<*•„#:. ":• ' •• 276-BM7..'-'. -.-. • • i GAS RANGE- 30";' =4" training, Instruction. The FCTtJND-' Expensive All brick, block; & concrete expert cerarfilc"'tl(e work. '. &, 9th. 9AMr5PW.:7 Ivy S3750/BO. 699-6947 be- r REFRIGERATOR- Hot- . have all size dumpsters work. Quality work, In- : 560 NORTH ;AVE.E.- Place (off Mali Dr), ;tween 9-5. burner; .w]th oven & finest indoor/ outdoor far book, found Nov. 29 • on for rent. 722-7763. Decks & additions, fin- ' -851-0889 after 6 p.m. • 358 NORTH AVENUE E/' broiler. Good" condition pdlnt, no'frost, large 23.5 The Boulevard in West- sured. Mark 534-6418; WESTFIELD CRANFORD •*• Baild!Brs- NORTH PLAINFIELD, East. cu. ft. capacity w/ext. cillty. Large- Indoor, bright/ Ished ' basemeritsi;. Free . 1 WALNUT AVE • CRANFORD COMPUTER- IBM-PC. $85. 356-1522 after 5PM clean stable, heated view- field; Call 654-5130. CLEANING- Somerset MOVING?- Lowest estimates. 707-9215. End. Come early for best 640K ram,. 360K floppy. water & Ice dispenser. Al- buysl . •••••'.-.. GOLF CLUBS- 3 sets mond. $500/BO. 781- Ing lounges, tack rooms Hills Cleaning Service. prices. Palmier! Movers. KITCHENS, BATHS- re- New 40 MB hard drive, 14.mixed. 1, 3, 5 wood; 3, 5, & more all In, one_ main Specialist In residential The small move special- TREE SERVICE Inch tilt monitor, video 0663. : modeling, alterations, BUILDERS CONTRACTOR GLASS TO ADVERTISE PLUMBERS 7, 9 Iron, & putter. Also, barn. -$475 board In- 3SO homes. Every job super- ist. Pianos, 6 rooms or cabinet, .refaclng, counter- • card & keyboard. $850. single clubs. Lefty 1, 3 ROD IRON RAILING- cludes 3 feedings per vised by owner. Refer- less. Free phone quotes 314 201-7B8-3667. Assortment of straight & PERSONALS tops, formica, Corlan, tile . wood; 3, 5, 7, 9 Iron & day, Individual or group ences available. Call PM #00550. 356-2454' . work, skylights, finished PROTECT YOUR BEST INVESTMENT ANTIQUES CONTEMPORARY FUR- putter. Call 356-6843. stair pieced. $40 or best turn out, perpetual care & 781-1503, basements, drywall &tap-_ DYNAMIC Ellis NITURE-^ 3x5 ft, brass, offer. Call 722-6329. NEW BABY - NEW A. BUONTEMPO GUITAR— Memphis elec- many extras. Also, $127 COLLEGE ART STU-MOM— You-need a care ing, decks. References on Call today- CHAPMAN BROS. chrome DR table w/4 SODA MACHINE- Wall rough board possible. Gen. guilder Since 1950 GLASS CO. chairs, $180. Glass top tric, portable amp. Ladles A FACT:— 52,000 men/ DENTS— available to package of services for request. No job too small. 2aY«ar*of Tree Service hanging, 3 flavors, 48 Easy access Rts. 78, 287,women have ended lone- Free estimates. Fully in- • New Homes & Additions Lie, #1428 ALL TYPES OF TREE CARE WANTED WAR HELIOS- coffee table, $100. 874-10 speed Ross, bicycle, cans. Like new, used 6 decorate your store win- new mothers. Joan 781- Quality Service "For All Your Glass Needs" Your Ad Can ridden 4 times. Call 206, 202, 22 In Branch- liness calling 1-900-786-• dows W/festive Holiday 1030. sured. Call Cedrone's •Fire and Storm & REMOVAL IS.E>.- German -Japanese 7149. _^__ months $495. 526-2973 burg. 722-7087. Free liter- Home Improvements at : Expertly COMMERCIAL • Plumbing swords, helmets, dag- 725-6867. 7710. Christian 24HR. Ro- scenes.' We supply the "STOREFRONTS COUCH & LOVESEAT- ature. PM. Press coverage can 846-8729. . , Damage Construction. • Heating - Cooling • Firewood gers, medals, uniforms; HAMMOND ORGAN- A- SOFA & LOVESEAT- mance llnel $2/mln. tempra paints (easy re- be.cheaper than advertis- • Concrete Paving and Designed and Cbnatructed • ALUMINUM ENTRANCE Be Seen By flags. Immed Cash. Call matchlng, Oyster color. $200.. Recliner, $35. GE DATEFINDER- Singles moval). Portfolio .& refer- MASONRY Driveways, • PLATE MASS • Alterations - Repairs •Wbodchips Very good condition 100 Series. Excellent con- ing. Call Newsbridge Masonry Work . Alterations • Additions • CUSTOM MIRRORS after 5PM 272-5432. dition. Asking $3500 or 25" console TV, $75. Oak Personal Ads- Our 7thences avail. Free esti- 691-7073. patios, sidewalks, steps, Kitchens & Baths • Bsmhts • STEEL SASH WINDOWS • Air Conditioning •'"• Snow plowing $350/BO. Must sell. Call mates, reasonable priced. • Cellar Drainage & Pumps 24,500 kit. utll. cabinet w/almond f 322 \ yearl Largest Listing!. Free fireplaces, brickwork and Attics • Windows & Doors THERMOPANES best offer. Call 781-6936. PARTY PLANNING- RESIDENTIAL • Landscaping 654-8897 eves formica top & compatible copy. 201-526-3004, 24 Call Steve or 'Bridget at, belglum block curbing. • Comm.&Res. New Homes STORM WINDOWS * DOORS IBM PC MODEL PETS & • CUSTOM MIRRORS COUCH, Hi-back, 3 cush- desk, $150.526-6344; 272-4871 Hollday magic, our loca- Prompt estimates; J.M. WINDOW OLASS * 276-1320 315 5150—Includes monitor hrs. or P.O. Box 1058, Alterations • Commercial Renovations • TABLE TOPS ion Colonial, Brown $100/ I ANIMALS \ Plscataway, NJ. 08855..... tion or yours. We, handle Contracting 756-9287 SCREEN REPAIRS Households FOR SALE .5151, prism 132 and wide SOFA 8c LOVESEAT- ELECTRIC- A-1 Electric the details Insuring flair Fully Insured • Free Estimates • REPLACEMENT WINDOW 245-1203 B.O. Good cond. Swing with wood trim plus 4 Co. InCi No Job too small, PAINTING & PAPER Serving Union County 36 NORTH AVE E King Recllner w/hamper carralga printer. Good HANDSOME MALE- and originality. Select one Condition. $425.00,.call matching covered end ta-DACHSHUND PUP- - likes'to meet nice, pretty, no challenge too great, or all our services: cater- HANGING- Interior/exte-', 272-517T 1-800-334-0531 CRANFORD INSURED • FREE ESTIMATES $757B.O. Both fdr $125,231-1267 after 5pm bles. Also, Thomas dining PIES— Smooth & wire wqmen. Picture avail. Residential & small busi- ing, resort accommoda- rlor. Professional. work. License 02160 276-6083 AIRLINE TICKETS- 1- 561-2257. room light fixture. Call standards. Healthy, happy Mark, 28 yrs. old,' 234-ness specialist. All work tions, restaurant and ban- No job too small. Insured. round trip Newark- to DEACONS BENCH- IBM PRO-PRINTER- 359-8179 after 4 pm. & beautiful. Reasonably 9258. MY NAME IS guaranteed. Bonded. Lie. quet rooms, entertain- FREE ESTIMATES; Call • London, expires 12/22/ .X24E, almost new. In- #8460. Visa/MC ac- Bob Stelnman, 526-3382. BUILDERS ELECTRICAL GUTTERS PAINTING PLUMBERS TREE SERVICE : Maple, $40. Pine cocktail SOFA— Rust valour. $75. priced. Call 832-7407. DARYL- I like to have ment, decorations, rent- 90.-$300/BO. 1-one way cludes sheet feeder, cepted. Call Paul • table', $30. Pine' vegetable down-loadable front mod- Two blue/ green print GERMAM SHORT fun, 26 yrs. of age & don't als, set up , clean up and PAINTING & trip Newark to London, bin, $20. Cherry plant club chairs, $30 each." All HAIRED POINTER smoke, do you? 234-< 2f 1-4553 or 654-133.0,, many morel Oalk--Panj!s ,PAPERING expires 12/17/90 $150/ ule, all manuals & cable. FjIREWOOD,- SBA- Lie. #B501 Fully Insured , stand. $20. Cal|,234-13pB., •Originally $900. Asking In very good condition. PUPS— Born > August;;.9258. HI, M/NAME IS] Party Plannlng^63tgB44.iy, BO. 563-1136 DEEP FREEZE- 16 tU: CALEB— age 26, whal's,1SONED>v«$12Q arcordr C.O.D. PSBOME '$500. Call 379-2579. : Call 549-8625. 10th.. Champion Blood' ; PlANO "& PLAYER PI- AIRLINE TICKET- Holi- ft. up-right, 1 year old, Line. Excellent hunter/ yours? Call 234-9258. Se- Call 752-5897 FULLY .INSURED." Will V- .pioiTifjrion- boo;*, \VJ\I JACK LALANNE LIFE- STEREO— Receivers 40 ANO— Tuned and re- ELECTRICAL CC^ CRATER BROS. day Savings! Newark to $250; (retail $450); great pets. Call 561-1579; rious Inquiries only. '.' FIREWOOD— 140 a paired. Bought & sold. beat, any written esti- BUILDERS Washer & Dryer, heavy TIME GOLD MEMBER- watts, Sanyo turntable, JUDY YORIO'S COM- Plumbing & Heating West Palm Beach, Non- Onkyo cassette deok, JACK RUSSELL TERRI- cprd. All hardwood cut, 276-3987,. mates. Will work wknds. Inc. GUTTERS (\ DECORATING stop reserved seat. Call capacity, GE 2 yrs old like SHIP— Use any club at PATIBLES, New Jersey's split and delivered. Brush Call Chris at 873-1389. CUSTOM ORIGINAL DESIGNS Contractors WOODSTACK new $400 (retail $800) any time, only $800. Sony CD player, Pioneer ERS— 1 male, 1 female; personal, and very afford- PSYCHIC No Job ToO Small Cleaned & Repaired •Painting 781-6723 receiver. Combined 100 ready to go. $hots, health & debris removal. Log PAINTING & WALLPA- • ALTERATIONS & ADDITIONS '•• renovations * ilnprovements Call 572-1137 • Saves you $300 off reg. able introduction service. READINGS No Challenge Too Great TREE SERVICE AJAY POWER ROWING club rates. Call 276-3803. Watts. $300. 725-1613. certificate, pedigree. 234- splitting. Tree work. Ce- PERING— Ihterior/exte' •DECKS .. $5.00 OFF • Wallpapering DICKENS VILLAGE- Over .15 yrs exp. Judy ramic tTle work. Free esti- BY ANNA rior, all wall coverings, All Work Guaranteed • maintenance • service INSURED MACHINE- $65; 13" KAWASAKI-DIrt bike 88, STORM WINDOWS- 3 0613 leave message. Yorlo, MSW 707-9086. •ROOFING WITH THIS COUPON color TV $60; Old OakDopartment 56 limited mates. Call Mike 722- Advice In all walks "of life, power washing, free esti- Visa/Mastercard Accepted • new construction FREE Wood Chips Delivered elec. guitar, clarlnett, different sizes, White 3235. . mates. Call John at • SIDING QUALITY SERVICE • REASONABLE PRICES • pQwerwashing Crank wall pdhone $195; editions: Public House modern; One storm door LOSERS WANTED- We special card readings $5. Home & Small Business Specialist FULLY INSURED • FREE ESTIMATES • central vacuum Free Firewood Delivered $750; Greengate $250; engllsh camera, zenith f 325 -\ lost 10-29 pounds In 30 .356-6032 , . • BATHROOM & Oak dresser $95; Spoak- men's bike centurian, 36 x 80; Used lumber 10' GENERAL CONTRAC- For appointment.call 322- KITCHEN REMQDEUNG systems Senior Citizen Discounts ers $100. 754-5605 Ruth Marion $275. Toy to 18'. Call 722-0693 • CHRISTMAS days. We lost Inches and TOR/CARPENTER/ELEC- 6743 hours from 9AM- PAINTING- Interiors A 789-9552 Shop $125. .249-2723. wilson golf clubs. Best cellullte. Call Mlml and Specialty. Reasonable, in- FULLY , FHE& CALL. 654-5803 ANTIQUE HORSE Offer. 526-6108 • I TREES I TRICAL- reliable & In- 9PM. Conveniently .lo- 654-1330 FREE ESTIMATES DRAWN SLEIGH- Good DID YOU TOOLS, t^oys, sofa, Harry (609)261-7302 sured. Quick service. Call cated In Scotch Plains. sured, Refs. 37 yrs. of INSURED ESTIMATES Bonded & Insured Landmark Management, 789-1608 condition. Must see.' Call KNOW... KEROSENE SPACE dishes, lamps, vases, Guaranteedl 762-1734- Custom Service. 968- Westfield 272-2423 276-5752 HEATER- 11,000 BTUs- mugs, TV, clocks, broiler, SHOPPING- Errands, 0467. V.A. CARNEVALE. 276*6973 Lie.#8460 . 819-8367 leave message, This little ad can be read sllcer, clothing, car radio, CHRISTMAS TREES SWISS, GRADUATE Stu- GUTTER IN STALL A- chores, houseslttlng, pick In more tha.n 147,000 $50; Storm wlndows-$10; dent seeks 31/2-41/2, 51/ ANTIQUE SHOW & Basketball back board w/ TV, crystals, bookcase, AND WREATHS WHOLE- TION— Cleaning, screen- ups & deliveries and PAINTING- Let a SALE— Church of the homes In .15 publications pictures, 968-2387. SALE— If you can't sell 2-61/2, 71/2-9 yr. olds for ing, general maintenance. more. UON SERVICES, woman do your painting. PAINTING PLUMBERS TV REPAIR throughout Somerset, rlm-$25; Aluminum aw- Gifted Study. Call 201- BUILDERS TO ADVERTISE HOME IMPROVEMENT Holy Cross, Washington nlng-$15. Call 752-4440 them we'll buy them Call 356-4940, 781-1030 to free up your .Neat, clean quality work. & Mercer Ave. No. Plain- Middlesex and Union TRUMPET'- Bundy with back. Call for free bro- 985-8227, 937-7699. GUTTER MAN- Cleans, time.' " • Insured. Free estimates.. Counties? It caught your KITCHEN SET- w/for- case & mute. Like new chure. Pocono Tree Call Maryann 560-9235. field. Frl, Dec. 7, 11AM-attention, didn't it? $150. Call 752-3918 TRANSPORTATION repairs & Installs leaders TYPING IN MY HOME- Specialing In: 9:30PM. Sat. Dec. 8, mlca top & 4 chairs; Farms Milford, PA. 717-NEEDED, — from Bdmn, to & gutter. Free estimates. for business or personal PAPERHANGING- No LAVITOL PAINTING LENNY'S PLUMBING 10AM-5PM. Refresh- Call YOUR ad in today! Square Floresent celling UPRIGHT FREEZER $25; 296T6501. Parslppany & b'ack. 709-1610. heeds. Roports, letters, job tod smalll Reasonable To Place • Exterior •••••.; ments, Donation $3.50 1-800-334-O531. light, floor lamp; couch, 2 Harvest Maple table, 4 CHRISTMAS TREES- (AT&T) leaving at 7AM, mailers, labels, etc. 469-rates. Call 276-1549. HEATING We Get Resultsl Bdrm sets- 1-Colonlal; 1- chairs $150; coffee, end HANDYMAN SERVICES- • Interior . ANTIQUES- furniture, Sheared, choose i & cut. returning 4:30PM. Will 2629. • Heating Sewer DINING CHAIRS- (4) whlte formica 819-9431 •- tables. Loveseat $30; re- pay for gas & provide car Quallty work at reason- PSYCHIC READER • Expert Preparation books, guns, tools, We need to sell these able rates. Free Esti- Typing & Transcrip- ATHENA . CHARLES Ad Here Cleaning lamps, refrigerator, brass Ethan Allen heirloom style LEATHER HANDBAGS- cliner $50, lamps, etc. trees now. 4 to 9 ft., $12If necessary. 781-2519. • -r @testo**ittiori/ -. • Free Estimate $30 ea. White French 356-6169, after 4. mates. Fully insured. Call tion—' Professional typing Tells past, present & fu- CONTRACTING • Plumbing & Heating Items & more. Call after Low price. $16-$22, High to $24. Oak Summit Nurs- John at 668-8518. -. , . & transcription services ture, answers all quos-, • Fully Insured 6PM. 233-1711 Prov. style desk $30; sin-quality, buy direct, no WASHER- $75. Dryer, ery, Plttstown, NJ. Open DECKS •WINDOWS Repairs gle headboard (matches (a|l sizes) Call Master- tlons. Specializes in Tarot Call SAVE HN£RGV...We Install SALES & REPAIRS store, we deliver. Call $65. Stove, $75. Refriger- Sat & Sun., 9AM-3PM. | 360 \ HANDYMAN- College Type 424-0577 card, palm & crystal read- ALTERATIONS •ADDITIONS • Hot Water Heaters ANTIQUE- Circa 1910,desk) $15, 234-1808. 908-526-7577. . ator, $170. Can deliver. Call 996-3426 weekends Student, carpentry, paint- Vinyl Replacement Windows : (30 Years in Business) claw foot bath tub & Ings. Avail, for parties & ROOFING • SIDING • Sump Pumps DINING ROOM SET- 722-6329. or 7J30-6377 evenings. I ESCAPE I ing, sheet rock, yard Annette wooden kitchen cubard. LIVING ROOM SET- banquets. Call 750-9123 dtaitfetttitit (3om/nm• restoration company . I WALLPAPERING & FUEL OIL LANDSCAPING PAVING ROOFING WORD PROCESSING bles, furniture, frames, chlne.$500; Call 654-6637 Pick-up arid delivery •* windows, doors, etc. PAINTING- reasonable CARPENTRY tools, lamps, Christmas & EXTENDABLE KITCHEN 201-494-2993 316 Advertise In the Classified! Exp.12-zr-90 Cleaning & hauling. Call rates, free estimates, call Kitchen misc. By appt. TABLE w/4 chairs, excel- FREE TO Chuck at 248-0961. Kristin at 968-7842 356-6680. lent condition $110. Call NEW GAS SNOW Carpentry By ARCO-TEC D & R Fuchs 463-7197. . . THROWER" Never used, GOOD HOME CARPENTRY-: All types of hqme renovations & BEDROOM SETS- Com- FILE CABINETS- 2, 4 & 3 HP, eleo. start., make JK'S • CONTRACTORS Construction Professional Word Processing mode & mirror, book- "MTD", 21 Inch, orlg. HANDYMAN remodeling Inside & out. QUELI CONSTRUCTION CO. Since 1928 5 drawor. Desks & other cost $329, soil $200. Call Free estimates. Reason- cases, weight bench & office equipment. Call cBUREAU- 6 drawers SERVICE WALLCOVERING WGldad vlnyj, replacement Family Owned & Operated Landscaping/paving Residential & Commercial 709-1251 Publication Design weights, white chest. 463-8289. also electric weed trim- able rates. Call Dave at 469-0344 between 10AM- 356-B915. INSTALLATIONS windows & steel doors. Custom Asphalt Wo* • Driveways Graphics 1 Presentations Other items priced to sell. 5PM. mer. Call Q26-6108 • Budget Plans Parting Areas • Sktewalks 233-1683 NORDIC TRACK 530 Carpentry, PaJntlng and decks, additions, dormers, Fall Cleanups and Roofing, siding Customized Laser Output FILING CABINETS- PRO- "The total body COLONIAL LOVE OF CASH Retldtntlal & CommtraUl CAFfPENTRY- Remodel- Scaling* Resurfacing : Atph*H Work * br|v.w«y» Home Maintenance Ing, repairs. Small Jobs. kitchen & bath remodeling, »Service Plans Curblnga • Snowplowtntf Memos, Newsletters, Flyers BEDROOM SET- 2 Bookcasos, maplo table, exerciser", cost $599; SEAT- Beige brown, Parking Ar<» • Sldawalki Interior Painting Garbage Removal replacement new, only used for 3 white plaid. In good con- IS BETTER Reasonable rates. Satis- basements, drywall & taping. TRUCK it BACKHOE RENTAL Mailing List*, Resumes beds, dresser, table, 30 gallon stoneware and Repair faction guaranteed. All Quality * Plumbing/AC $500. Dining room table, crock, dressor, Iron, tea weeks, $450 firm. Call dition. Needs new home Curbing • Snowplbwlng Free Estimates FREE EST. FULLY INS. windows,. Legal & Medical Reports 220-9686 after 5PM. soonl Call 422-5031 leave THAN A types or work. ATD NO JOB TOO SMALL! Manuals & Large Documents 4 chairs, hutch, $400. Ro- kettle, old fry pans, Ico TRUCK & BACKHOE RENTAL QUALITY WORK Carpentry, 753-6031. Workmanship 450 North Ave. E. ALL YEAR SERVICE skatos, 722-0230. msg. Fully Ins. - Free Est. Owner/Installer frlgerator/ freezer, 2 door, fneeest FULLY ins. Call: Serving Union County $200. 563-0558. OAK KITCHEN TABLE- GARAGE-FUL CERAMIC & MARBLE Fine Estimate* and Consultations FIREWOOD AND Octogan, extra leaf, 4 DATSUN 4X41982 needs AUYEAflSSHVtCE Joe Kllngeblel Westfield 381-4128 "CALL 7 DAYS A WEEK" STOVE- and kindling' radiator, body work , will- INSTALLATION- Baths, 704-0262 FYeo estimates "Fully Insured (201) Ml .9076 BEDROOM SET- 4 chairs on wheels w/ Serving Union County Call Jack Kitchens & Foyers. Old 381-9656 Fulfy Insured 687^0614 789-9508 wood. $135 per cord, de- matching tea cart, $200. ing to turn over title for OF STUFF 233-3213 piece. Maple-$275. Call livered. All split oak. Call "CALL 7 DAYS A WfiEK" and new. Repairs. Call free estimates 722-6349 Ping Pong table, $75. some future possible use. 272-8282 John 369-6610. 356-0040. Moving sale. 632-9570. Call 658-3543 687-0614

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CONN E C T ION WALLPAPERING- Qual- TREE & STUMP RE- FREE To Good Home ity wallpaper installation. MOVAL —Is your stump a [ 380 ^ Free estimates. Certified pain in the grass? Free Any item you no longer can use and want to give free to by Paper Hanging Institu- estimates Fully Insured. LOANS & I tion. Light painting. 925- "JUST STUMPS" 634- I FINANCE I someone who can may be advertised FREE of charge by using 7360. 1318. Advertisr e to the coupon below! WINDOW CLEANING- TREE & STUMP RE- ATTENTION BUYERS, iuy or Professlonal, fully in- MOVAL- Weekly lawn SELLERS, REALTORS- sured, superior refer- maintenance. Also top ences, Other related ser- Now Is the time to make It Sell anything soil or stone delivery. happen with lowest down vices available. UNIVER- Light hauling. 469-8033 or Fill In 1 character per box7 SAL BUILDING MAINTE- payment financing for sin- at all! 805-9380. gle family & Condos. VA Free to Good Home allowing for spaces and NANCE. For FREE ESTI- •-1 MATE Call 281-761 i. 0%, FHA 3%, Conven- punctuation as necessary. TREE MAINTENANCE- tional 5% down: Points & 7." Remember to include phone WINDOW REPAIRS- Tree removals, shrub Closing Costs can be I Replace glass, putty, prunnlng. Commercial & paid by seller. Head start number! 6 line limit. NO ani- caulk, paint & wash. Inte- residential. Quality work written, pre-approved mals may be advertised. rior/exterior. Free esti- at fair prices. Over 20 yrs. mortgage commitments mates, fully Insured. Bob experience. Call 658-3266 prior to sales contract I • • Stelnman, 526-3382. or32iT0077 agreement. Call Deborah Send to: FREE ITEMS YOUR PERSONAL Woolley, Huntlrigton Mort- FORBES NEWSPAPERS HANDYMAN-Nojobtoo gage, Chester, >1J, office : 879-8880, home 876- I -.- — \— —: —— CLASSIFIED CONNECTION small. 24 hour emergency 9421. service. Free estimates. I PLUMBING, I P.O. Box 699, 549-3809 or 679-9698. : I HEATING, I V & COOLING J Somerville, NJ 08876 I f 370 ^\ C.'r 382 1 I Name •. PAT'S PLUMBING- {LANDSCAPING, I Plumbing & Heating. No I INSURANCE I CALL Phone. Any Questions Call: I I TREE CARE I job too smalll Many years 1-800-334-0531 of exper. on hand. Master Address plumbers He. 7784. Free HEALTH INSURANCE to place 1-800-334-0531 • '. GOOD NIGHT TO estimates. 752-6870. Low cost for Individuals | City (Ad copy must be placed YOUR LAWN- Raking and. small businesses. your I • i hatching •Rototllllng. Return of premium , stop by mail using this coupon.) Free estimates. Reason- loss, eyeware and pre- classified able Rates Sam 654-5414 375 scriptions. 658-3543: ad. S & L Landscaping INSTRUCTION FIREWOOD- seasoned firewood for your holiday Ads In Classified RECYCLE: Use Forbes Newspapers Classified Connection season. Delivered within JrfonYposf — 24 hrs. $i50/cord; $75/ GUITAR INSTRUCTION/ V6 cord stacked. Call. REPAIR- Call Douglas They pay! Arbor-Care 232-5772; StuUlo. 654-7469 • ..

AIRCONDITIONING / BOOKKEEPER/INSUR- MANAGEMENT CANDI- PART TIME CLERICAL- PART TIME RECEPTION- RETAIL COUNTER CHILD CARE- Will care HEATING/REFRIGERA- ANCE— Westfield agency DATE: We will train at our Work when you want. We IST/OFFICE CLERK-- HELP— In Plscataway; /^ 425 for your child In my 4id ] TION SERVICE TECHNI- has Immediate opening expense for permanent have many opportunities Westfield Law Firm, 20 Mon.-Frl., 45 hrs. Very I EMPLOYMENT Somerville home. Lunch. HELP WANTED I CIAN- for established for an experienced book- position in Somerset/Mid- with flexible hours that will hrs./wk., very flexible pleasant working environ- I RELATED & snacks provided. Call company. Minimum 3 yrs. keeper. Good typing a dlesex County with, an In- fit your schedule. Up to schedule but must be ment. Contact Lynne at 526-4710. . ' commercial/residential ex- ^OPPORTUNITIES must. Salary commensu-* ternationally known com- $450 a week. 752-1060. avail, between Npon-2PM. 239-1302.. •' • • , CHILDCARE- Mature, perience. Steady employ- rate with experience In- pany that Is a leader In Ideal for homemaker, stu- $6.00 AN HOUR TO ment, all benefits, for mo- cludes benefits packages. SALES HELP- FT. Es- loving Woman to take the field. We're looking PART TIME dents or retiree.. Duties $$WANTED$$— Aggres- care of your child In my START— National Com- tivated personable service Mr. Good 654-1300. for outgoing, confident In- • Incl. telephone coverage tablished ladles apparel. sive hard working people pany has evening and person. Call 469-3889 divlduals with high ambi- DATA ENTRY & misc. clerical duties. Great opportunity. Self-, to make alot of money w/ Cranford home. Very weekend hours available BOOKKEEPER- FT, Var- CLERKS motivated. Experience good references. 276- ied responsibilities. In- tion who truly enjoy Work- Good phone manner & minimal Investment. FT or, In Clark Office. Students 7 Ing with people.. Some appearance a must. preferred. Call 722-8884. RT. No exp, necessary. 2608: and home-makers. Call BANKING cludes computerized cus- sales, retail or public relar Raritan Mall, 206 South. tomer service, Req. bkpg. Pleasant work environ^ Will train. For more info: DUNELLEN- Mom will Sandy B15-j 396. • ! tlons experlenqe. a. plus EARN EXTRA $$ : : exp., 35 VyPMi pleasant ment, good salary/ Call SALES— attention moth- call 24 hrs.654-22B0. , care for your 6>lld. ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE^ but not necessary. Start- FLEXIBLE PArtf Ms, Hlnnant, 789-8550. ers & others, work 2 to 3 BETTER THAN A LOT- Fenced yard, lunch and •V sTiLLERS.. ; phone personality. Bene- Ing salary, to $600 per nights a week, earn $100- snacks provided. Reason- Successful candidates for National Westminster " fits: 302-0909. TIME HOURS PHOTOGRAPHERS TERY— -you oan be a this position will have week plUs bonus potential $300 per week. Fun, re-'99% failure.and still suc- able rates. 752-4295. • Bank NJ has Immediate CLERICAL- P/T after- upon assuming Manage- warding, exciting..Car and ENGLISH TRAINED three to five years pf In- full- and part-time, oppor- noons. Diversified duties, (FREELANCE) ceed with thts Oppty. Call surance experience, es- ment responsibilities. phone a must. Call Nan 1-800-299-1452. NANNY— with lots of ref- tunities In various branch for. Synagogue office. Send resume to: The LANCOME Forbes Newspapers, A 580-1421. erences. Certified by the pecially from the' agency locations throughout: MUST know computer Management Institute, the name.associated with perspective, possess ex- Division of Forbes Inc., SECRETARIAL- P/T po-.IT'S HERE AT LASJIII Be state of N.J. for daycare word processing. PO Box 764, Green some of the finest and needs experienced, pho- your own boss. Earri the for all aged children. cellent verbal & written 379-3116. Brook, NJ 08812-0764. sition . w|th local architec- skills & be able to handle SOMERSET most popular cosmetic tographers to work on an tural/construction man- kind of income you've al- Michelle 709-0325. clients at all levels. It also CUSTODIAN, PART and treatment products In "on-caU"basls, when agement firm. Flexible ways dreamed of & be-, .;••; COUNTY MANAGEMENT TRAINEE the world,, has part time yond. Call 1-800-468- EXPERIENCED CARE requires some sales skills TIME- 4 hours dally. Starting salary, up to need arises; Must have hours - could lead to F/t GIVER— will care for your In addition to the ability to 4PM to BPM. Apply to flexible opportunities proven photographic abili- position. Typing, filing & 2856 24 hr. recorded Qualified candidates will $600/wk. 2 yr. Training available for Data Entry message. child in her South Plain- consult with clients re- enjoy working-with cus- Middlesex Board of Edu- Program, full benefits. : ties, able to do own pro-computer literacy re- field home. Monday to cation, 300 Kennedy Clerks. cessing and provide us quired. Call 232-2470 be- garding their hiring & per- tomers in a friendly, pro- College & Business expe- OWN YOUR OWN LIFE- Friday. Available March. sonnel decisions based fessional work environ- Drive, Middlesex, NJ rience preferred. Call 201- with black and white tween 9AM-4PM. 753-6172. on our testing. Send your 08846. Working In our Distribu- prints, and be flexible with We offer training & unlim- ment. Teller or Cashier 782-5254, ext. 271 any-tion Center, some experi- SECRETARY $22K- ited Income w/mlnlmal In- EXPERIENCED resume & salary history experience and a good DENTAL ASSISTANT- 4 time, Mr. Katchen. hours. Send resume to: ence With data entry and/ Sharon Wilson, Forbes Large corp. In Warren vestment in exploding In- MOTHER/ TEACHER- to: Box 20 c/o Forbes figure aptitude are a plus. mornings per week + 1 or typing would be a plus, area seeks 2+ year expe- dustry. Call 24 hr, record- Newspapers P.O. BoxPaid training classes Sat; per month. Will train. MARKETING MANAGE- Newspapers, P.O. Box will care for your child, in : MENT— Looking for a Job but we will train the right rience. Typing 55 accu- Ing 201 -231T6962 699, Somerville, NJ 08876 begin immediately.: . Cranford 27'6-2076 699, Somerville, N.J. my So. Plfd. home. Lots you enjoy and earn a lot candidates; These are 08876. rately, NO STENO OR of love. References; Bar- DENTAL. ASST.- For of money? If you have a perfect opportunities for DICTAPHONE & Display- THE OPPORTUNITY TO ADMINISTRATIVE AS- We offer a competitive PHYSICAL THERAPIST- bara at 753-6483. . SISTANT- FT. Small, orthodontic 'offices in positive .attitude we guar- homemakers, students Write IV & Lotus a +. CHANGE YOUR LIFE- LOREYS DAY CARE salary and excellent bene- Madison & Dunellen. antee employment, fast and Individuals IMng on a Needed to loin rapidly ex- Great benefits. Metro, 25 More freedom, financial rapidly growing global In- fits package. For more in- panding P.T. division of security & products with CENTER- State li- vestment advisory firms Happy, low stress office advancement and'Unlim- fixed Income, to earn Commerce Drive, Cran- censed. Westfield. Ages formation, please call: with great team. Must be ited Income potential. large Central N.J. Orthope- ford. 709-0800. pure natural ingredients. seeks Self-motivated Indi- 1 extra money whjle work- 2-5. Mon.-Frl,, 6AM-6PM. •people oriented. 377- Don't miss out on a great Ing flexible hours, dic group. Flexible hours, • Gall Now 80Q-695-7046 vidual with good commu- pleasant working condi- SECRETARY TO PRESI- Breakfast, lunch & 2 nication skills: Entry level (201) 685-8355 0900.. • . ••••••; future, No experience DENT $25K- Large ad- snacks. FT/PT. 232-0219. position offering growth nee. Full & part time. Call We offer a good starting tions, Including beautiful vertising agency located potential. B.A. or 2 yrs. of- •" DID YOU ^ Christine at 526-4213. salary and a comfortable new facility. Send resume In Springfield area seeks ( 430 A LOVING MOTHER WILL fice experience. Send or KNOW... Working environment. For with salary requirements to I CHILDCARE I BABYSIT- In her Pls- National This little ad can be read MARKETING MANAGER P.O. Box 2253 Westfield steno at 110 mln, excel cataway home. Lots of ex- fax resume: H.L.M., SO Di- —5 ambitious people for consideration, call or typing & Wordstar pre- I WANTED 1 vision St., Suite 401, Westminster In more 'than 147,000 write to: Mike Dellclo, N.J. 07090. perlenoe. Reasonable homes In 15 publications our aggressive, expan- ferred. Supervisory expe- rates. 752-0881. Somerville, NJ 08876; fax sion. $4K to $8K per (201)396-1627. Lancome, PRESSERS— Dry clean: rience required. Excel 201-218-1915. BankNJ throughout- Somerset, A Division of Cosmalr, Ing plant heeds 2 people benefits. Metro, 25 Com- WOMAN SEEKING Middlesex and Union month we will train. Call CHILDCARE— mature, Where you count 201-271-1584. Inc., 30 Terminal Avenue, for expanding business. merce Drive, Cranford. loving woman to take BABYSITTING JOB- Counties? It caught your Clark, New Jersey 07066. Excellent pay. Experience 709-0800. ' care of your child ln my weekdays' in my Roselle Ada In Classified Equal oppty emp M/F/H/V attention, didn't It? " MECHANICAL DE- We are an equal opportu- necessary. Call 806-3212 . home. Preschool child, In- Call YOUR ad In todayl SIGNER— Must have ex- TELEMARKETERS - Cranford homo. Very don't cost — B A R M A I D / BAR- nity employer M/F/H/V. or 730-7361 good references. fants pref. Ref8. $4/hr. 1-800-334-0531. perience In plastic pro- 6PM-9PM. Salary plus bo-. 241-0845. Darlene. • TENDER- We will train. We Get ResultsI cessing machinery. Grow- RECEPTIONIST PART nuses. Convenient Some- 276-2608. They pay! On Bus Line In Qarwood. WOMAN TO TAKE CARE ing company with good LANCOME TIME— Perfect for secre- rset location. Call Rich of Toddlers days for work- Call 232-6358; - benefits. Salary commen- tarial school student or 302-1990. ELECTRICIANS/ surate with experience. A Division of experienced person. 7 435 '..AIng mothers In Arbor Sec- TELEMARKETING — CHILDCARE tion of Plscataway. 30 yrs. COLLEGE INDUSTRIAL Call 526-3773. Cosmalr, Inc. Good opportunity for Looking for experienced PLAYOROUKDAIDE bright Individual with I PROVIDED \ plus exper. Call 968r4661, NEEDED! STUDENTS MEDICAL ASSISTANT/ PART TIME OFFICE telemarketer to help with OFFICE MANAGER- HELP- Typing, filing, good phone skills, clerical phone Work & scheduling $10.25 To Start South Plalnfleld manufac- Nurslhg background and clerical duties. Hours to typing. Afternoon of appointments In Insur- Kenllworth Board of • Special 2 to 6 week turer has an Immediate hours. Wnltehouse. 534- BABYSITTING- 13 yr clerlcafskllls necessary to suit, Monday-Friday. Call 6555. ance Industry. Flexible Education for 2-3 semester break need for experienced In- aid In setting up new 276-5503 for Interview. hour (10-15/wk). $8.0D old seeking babysitting program dustrial Electricians. Fa- after school and week- hours per day. Family Practice. Full time. PART TIME OR FULL RECEPTIONIST- Green per hour + bonuses. 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