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SERVING CRANFORD, GARWOOD and KENILWORTH A Forbes Newspaper "USPS 136800 SecondClass : Vol. 97 No. 50 Published Every Thursday Thursday, December 13,1990 Postage Paid Cranford, N.J. 50 CENTS In brief Neighboring residents CHS concert object to ball league's Cranford High School's win- ter concert, featuring the lights at Adams Avenue school's orchestra and choirs, will take place at 8 p.m. next By Cheryl Moulton Adams Avenue fields, assuring the Thursday. Page B-6. , •1 It remains anyone|s ball game board the-14 light poles would not in the Cranford Baseball League^ impact the residents. Those living . (CBL) vs. residents'' contest, re- within close proximity of the Shop for PTC garding the i proposed. 40-foot fields have claimed Memorial lights at Adams Avenue baseball, Field is not a fair duplication of Nine Cranford stores will fields. The matter will continue at Adams Avenue playing fields, and participate., in the Parent Wednesday's Planning ; Board object to the. league's using it as Teacher Council's "Shopping meeting;/ ' ( . . an example. They maintain the for Scholars" benefit Sunday. Nov. 28,. at CBL's last appear- lights, regardless of a strict 9 p.m. They will donate a portion of ance, and second .hearing before him off time, will disturb their Sunday's .sales to the PTC the Planning Board, neighborhood quality of life. scholarship fund. residents - came : to. object while Albert Sender, attorney for CBL supporters stood by 10 deep CBL, emphasized the closest pro- at the doorway of Room 10? of the posed light pole would be 310 feet Church fair Municipal Building. Objecting res- from a resident's property, a mea- •', '• •. . •. • • . •. ^ - idents spoke out against the lights, surement determined by. CBL ,:. Funds raised by Cranford indicating they' have endured president Kurt Petschow, He also United Methodist Church Photos by DIanne Deverson > loudspeaker noise, parking profch said the league Had" consented tq Sunday .wilL be donated'to. fc The William Sanzo residence at-3$:Miincee;br. pdisplayy $ s ad WpnEJerlahd of lems:and litter pjr-ttieirpropertws eliminating—the-, use 'ofl loUd:; Heifer Project International, a hollday^cenesJricludihg the above rrnv^>^.'.xti;-_u, l ."»"•-,'••. 'djHngtes^ non-profit agency that pro- CBL' representatives, however, Chris Chapman, a resident of vides livestock to needy fann- cited Memorial Field as an exam- Buchanan Street adjacent to Me- ers. Page B-5. ple of the proposed lighting at the : (Please turn to page A-15) Garwood Attorney suggests town The borough has ushered in the holiday season with its an- nual tree lighting cere- be exempt from LDO mony.i.Borough Council paid its final tribute to the. late Mayor Georgiana Gurrieri. By Cheryl Moulton used as an example the '"unpleas- Pages A-8 and A-9. If the township attorney has ant application to construct the anything to do with it, Cranford compacted at the Conservation will not be subject to its own zon- Center." Taylor said the ensuing ing and development laws, saving lawsuit caused the township Hoop previews the township from further "tem^ delay-.' additional "needless ex- pests in a teapot" . po: . ^ Weir as some vilification Brearley and Cranford var- from a small vocal segment of the sity basketball teams will The Township Committee, seemingly in agreement with public." make their season debut to- According to Taylor, Cranford is morrow night Page B-l. Taylor, Tuesday passed a resolu- tion requesting Planning Board "the only municipality" who "sub- review and recommendation' of jects themselves to'this , kind of the proposed amendment, to thfl qbuse," indicating he had "been Leaf pickup Land Development Ordinance trying for years to get the govern- (LDO). Taylor's recommendation ing body to change the law," but The township will make its came on tiie heels of tl^e recefat hajjj flgver. bpen: al^le to get "more final swing through Cranford selective application of the LDO than two memfciers to agree with next week to pick up the last by Mayor Ed Force in approving me." Taylor maintains "an earlier of theleaves. the reconstruction 'of the Adams Township Committee, in its infi- Avenue baseball field parkhjglot, nite wisdom, saw-fit toexplicitl y without site plan approval from enac^ a LJ3O (Land Development Hartz plan the Planning Board* Or proper no- Ordinance) in which it subjected tification to fellow governing body itself to ineet all of the requires Hartz continues to present to members. FOrce, who indicated at ments contained therein," ... the planning Board the site Hardwiek are pessimisticj the tiihe he did not believe the While "Taylor, township attorney plan for redevelopment of its township should be above its own for nine years,' sayi his reatsoning 31>acre Walnut Avenue prop- laws, said he Would condone is based on Hie iact the township erty. Page A-15. aboiit changing the LDO/ Taylor himself (Please turn to page A-15)
Fee fight By Ro9alle Gross districts to urban schools over the hears what people, are saying," State legislators told a com- next five years. . Bassano said. School board member James bined meeting of the Cranford Cranford schools expect to lose The senator said that after Festivities to continue Van Horn continued to ques- Board of Education and Township $1.47 million in state.aid by/1995- hearings are held, legislation "Home for the Holidays" festivities will continue tonight with tion bills submitted by board Committee last Thursday that 96 and will have to pay $4 million would be drafted to amend the Santa Glaus' strolling the downtown area. Freshly popped corn attorney Irwin Weinberg over their only hope of making changes in Social Security and pension QEA. > : :,.;,V • •,,,::,:•:••.-, • and roasted chestnuts will.be handed out by members of the the last three years. Page A-2. to the Quality Education Act benefits by then. The QEA has .'. Bassano has hot yet chosen & Chamber of Commerce. (QEA) of 1990 is to convince Gov. shifted these costs from the state date for the local hearing, but said Shuttle buses will be available today and tomorrow to bring Florio that his new school funding to local school districts. • it probably would be held in Ken- workers from the business park downtown dijring their lUnch Drop course bill will mean political suicide. . Bassano, calling Florio the ilworth. The borough, he said, is hour. Many stores will be open Sunday. • Sea Louis Bassano and Assem- "most strong-headed" of ;the four an example of a community that Beginning Saturday all downtown parking meters will be The Board of Education will blyman Chuck Hardwick were in-, governors he has worked with, is not affluent; but will lose all its bagged, allowing shoppers free/parking during; the last 10 shop- decide Monday whether to yited to the second joint meeting said he plans to hold a Hearing in aid in five years. •..'•.- ping days. Santa will showup again from 1 to 3 p.m. drop the high school's medical of the school and municipal gov- January on the QEA He said . Hardwick, who ran in the gu- Last weetfs celebrations were very successful, according to laboratory techniques course erning bodies to comment on the hearings will be held throughout bernatorial primary lctst year, said downtown manager Marta Person, who helped roast chestnuts for as part of a proposal to revise impact of the QEA, The Republi- the state to gather testimony from any change "has to be in the heart shoppers at Thursday's open house. Citing the success of the the curriculum. Page A-3. can lawmakers were pessimistic school officials and citizens on the and mind of Florio. If he doesn't event, Chamber president Paul LaCorte said, "It was really about changing the law that shifts impact of the law and proposed make changes, he jvvill be a one- crowded for about an hour," state aid from suburban school changes. "I hope the governor Gift books (Please turn to page A-15) Book reviewer Tirana Mirante Town hires picks this season's favorites for holiday gift giving. Page B-6. consultant office fire Mail slots on insurance costs millions Press releases, letters to the editor/classified ads and pay- By Cheryl Moulton Union County Arson Squad in- ments may be delivered to the The township has hired a con- vestigators yesterday said the fire Chronicle through mail slots sultant to remedy the ailing town- which severely damaged a Com- located at the side of each of- ship health insurance plan des- merce Drive office building and fice door. tined for a 65 percent increase in- its contents Monday night was ac- crease in 1991. cidental. After taking a hard look at the Capt John Langan, commander prospect of a $385,000 rise in in-, of the Arson Squad said that the Paper drive surance premiums, the Township fire, was accidental and that no Committee agreed to hire the con- evidence of criminal activity was Boy Scout Troop 178 of St sulting flrnjj of ShiWar Associates discovered. ... Michael's School will conduct of Morristown to analyze the cur- But fire officials were still un- its monthly paper and alumi- rent plan and to make recommen- able to determine the cause of the num can collection Saturday dations on cutting costs. The fire which was reported at 5:57 from 9:30 am. to 3:30 p.m. at choice came after the governing p.jn; in a third floor office of the Conservation Center.' body interviewed several consult: Meeker-Sharkey Associates, 21 Newspaper must be tied. The ants, opting to hire Shikiar, a firm Commerce Drive. Employees who recyclables will be collected at that has been in business for nine saw the flre reported it to police the trucks not the dumpsters. years., Although the firm's past ex- before managing toescap e from perience is with school boards, it the building by the time firemen began, working with municipalities arrived, said qfflcials. Guide to inside within the past year, Committee The blaze burned for more than members agreed the township two hoUrt In a building which Classified ..OltoC-8 would not expend more than houses an insurance company and Editorials A-4 $16,000 to analyze and assess the financial services department Entertainment ...B-6 to B-ll current insurance plant stressing Firemen brought the fire under Garwood...... A-8, A-9 they did not want to see employee control in approximately 90 min- Kenilworth A-6.A-7 benefits cut utes hut not before the blaze sent Letters... : • A-4.A-5 Township employees, faced with three Cranford firefighters to area Obituaries.. ; ,.B-4 the fact they "are sicker than the hospitals with minor injuries. Religion news ...B-4, B-5 national average," according to •'" .' '' ••••1'•;,;•'•' '••'•'•. • •.-. - . '•..'•;• photo by Dlann« D«mraon Lt Thomas Hart, who strained Social news A-10 to A-12 township administrator Edward MUTUAL AID: ClsiVk flrefighterai ride to the third floor roof of Meeker-Sharkey's Cbmrnerce Drive his back, along with firefighter Sports. B-lto.B-3 Murphy, were uneasy over what office building to extinguish a fire whloh burned for more than two hoursMonday night. Westfleld, Timothy Dyas, who sprained his (Please turn to page A-15) Linden, Roselle and Qaryvood fire departmente also provided mutued aid. (Please turn to page A-14) A-2 CRANFORD CHRONICLE Thursday, December 13,1990 Anger resurfaces at school board over its attorney's bills Thursday, December 13,1990 CRANFORD CHRONICLE A-3 School board to decide whether to keep medical lab class By Rosalie Gross give the "same courtesy of privacy would be a violation of the Sun- Board of Education members to its lawyer as to other person- shine Law to discuss it in pri- When questioned by the Chroni- By Rosalie Gross robotics. Smith said the course taken by students interested in a abeth General Medical Center, clashed again Monday when nel." She said all board members vate." " cle about the bills, Weinberg's Every Day -NOW - Until Dec. 24th At Monday's school board meet would involve research, writing health Held career, but it is an said he recently chaired a health board member James Van Horn are at fault for allowing Van Horn Van Horn said Tuesday that of partner, Richard Kaplow; said ing members heard conflicting and reading. option for seniors who don't want task force that examined "the low attempted to discuss further dis- to continue "pointing fingers arid the $1,245 he contends Weinberg -Tuesday of the $867.50 overcharge opinions from staff members on to take an advanced placement Be the 10th Homeowner to Call in In recommending the termina- numbers in the field." He said he crepancies he said he has found eternally grandstanding." She said overbilled, $867.50 stems from an that "there appears an honest the usefulness of retaining the course. She is enrolled this year. had "not heard anything (at the in invoices submitted over trie last the board's priority is education "incorrect rate" of $110 an hour mistake was made in an overlap and Receive Your Garage Door or medical, laboratory techniques tion of the MLT course, Seyfarth D'Antoni said there will be said in a memo that the impact of., meeting) that changes my mind." . three years by the board's law and it has "no time for this sort of instead of $100 an hour on a Dec. between a rate change. There was Electrical Opener Repaired (MLT) course next year. A recom- "plenty of options" when more Board member Henry Pavlak nonsense." She said Van Horn 15, 1987 invoice for 86.75 hours Of some confusion in pur office mendation to drop the 18-year-old computerization has "radically air firm, Weinberg and Kaplow of tered" the. way tests are con- Course changes arc made next said there is a great demand for . Springfield. should "be made to cease and de- work. Other errors, he said, are about the effective date of the Absolutely course at Cranford High School year. workers skilled in MLT and he is sist or be asked to step down." .'. : $82:50 for 16.5 hours billed at $125 rate change." Kaplow said the was included in an adminstrators' ducted and the district cannot af- President Ellen Hellet halted ford the equipment to teach the . Board member Robert Sintich, "not convinced to eliminate" the Van Horn's comments, saying the When Van Horn again insisted instead of $120 on Dec. 15, 1987, amount will be credited on the 11 proposal- to add two science who is an assistant dean for course. Loretta Smith added that that Weinberg's bills be discussed $45 for charging $125 an hour in- firm's next bill, He said the $45 courses while dropping two oth- course using today's technology. board had decided last month D'Antoni said there are no up-to- Union County College's coopera- an enrollment of 64 "tells me a lot when he raised a similar issue in public; Heller ruled him out of stead of $110 on April 4, 1988, and overcharge had been corrected ers. . ... i tive nursing program with Eliz- of students like that class." $250 for overbilling by two hours previously by former business ad- date text books available and only that it would be discussed in. pri- order and continued the meeting. ^METROPOLITAN DOOR CO., INC. The two courses proposed for Cranford and Bridgewater-Rar- vate as an employee matter. The matter was not discussed in May 8,1989. ministrator Fred More. next fall are basic biology and in- ~~i325 North Ave., Garwood 233-5836 itan high schools offer an MLT At the Nov. 19 meeting, Van the board's closed session, accord- He said that he would send a Asked to respond to Sugalski's troduction to technology. In order course in New Jersey. He said Horn questioned several aspects ing to business administrator memo to the schools superinten- comments, Van Horn said Tues- to accommodate these, the MLTstudents no longer are enrolling of the law firm's $36,550 bill for Jeanette Nixon; Van Horn said - dent and business administrator day, "When a public official and project physics courses were in two- and four-year post high Logical Computer Systems the first nine months of the year. Tuesday that, he did not bring ijij asking them to "pursue reim- stands up and speaks out for what proposed for deletion. A presenta- school MLT programs because of These included an overcharge of up in closed session because "it bursement" • '. • . he believes is right and in the best tion describing the new. courses a fear of AIDS and that the CHS $47.7 resulting from billing errors Interest of the community, he will, and reasons for dropping the MLT course does npt even provide stu- and Electronics for which the firm will provide have his detractors. I've lived with and project physics was made to dents With entry-level skills. credit A majority of the board detractors for three and a half the board by principal Robert Se- "We Won't Get Fooled Again" had voted to discuss the matter in years and the fact that these peo- . yfarth,. science chairman Fred Babetski, who teaches MLT t& Get A Real Computer For closed session. pie oppose what I try to accom- D'Antoni and industrial arts (54 students in grades 10 to 12, "At this week's meeting, Van plish will not stop me from speak- chairman Jay Smith. Their recom- countered that automated equip- The Holidays, Not A Boat Anchor! Horn said he has continued to re- ing up when I feel the board and mendation was supported by cur- mehi,has' beeti'used since the view Weinberg and Kaplow's bills cortimunity is being wronged." He riculum supervisor Francis Lu- 1960s and that there is a scarcity said he "respects Dee's right to cash and schools superintendent 100% IBM Compatible With all Hardware and software made in the USA! from December 1987 to the of workers in health related ; Lighter, faster and less expensive than its rivals; . speak out on her own and criti- Robert Paul. The school board is present and came up with an ad- Full Line •'•••• ':•.'•• Photo by Cheryl Moulton scheduled to vote Monday on the fields. "This is a good basic foun- For Real Fast Service without the Fast Talk ditional $1,245 in overcharges. At cize me...The public will make the dation course," he said, adding, "I decision on who's right on these PERFUMES ELIZABETH FOR THE TROOPS: Members of Girls Scout Troop 39 from recommendation. We are the logical choice in computing; that • point, Heller stopped his Orange Avenue School tie yellow ribbons around trees at developed the course in 1972 and statement and said the 'board issues." & COLOGNES In ' an unusual move,. MLT tiie need is greater today." 400 West Broad Street Mon.-Fri. 11 am <• 9 pm ARDEN! Municipal Building in honor of U.S. forces in Persian Gulf. would discuss it in private. Van Diane Taylor* president of the teacher Robert Babetski was (corner South Aye.) 233-4210 Sat. 11-6 . Horn countered that, public bills Cranford Education Association, • Guerlain Also... asked to join the panel of admin- Student liaison Kerry Williams said that not only is the course "can't legally be discussed in pri- chastised the board during the Nina Ricci ' Passion, Obsession istrators to present his opposition vate,"- public portion of Monday's meet- to the deletion of the course. The .Board attorney Irwin Weinberg ing for creating a "negative envi- Chantilly Anais Anais, and Township seeking donations exchange of opinion between said .the Open Public Meeting Act ronment" She said teachers Lutece many other Babetski and his supervisors often "prohibits"- a public discussion of "need, a positive atrno.sphere.ito for new senior citizens bus was spirited and . several board • employee matters.. He also had foster better morale and better • &mor<3 designer fragrances members indicated they would professional ideals." ' - .. The township has seilt put a let-' reation" depaj^nent and has a favor keeping the course. cited employee-client privileges'at . ter to yariousbuginesses and com- Although Weinberg and Kaplow . daily schedule of stops, loggihg in D'Antoni said the changes are ^••°tim*fbmm .meeting. Van Horn- ;v : rnercial establishments to; appeal some 100 rniles'pefdayi ' • persisted, in. askiug-.W,fiinbefgllto:'- . were. the CElA's • adversaries dur- . STOCKING • •• :./::oPEM:::^.:. : part of a;tliree-year revision to the in£~rec
Thursday, December 13,1990 CRANFORD CHRONICLE A-9 Teacher appointed education coordinator for boro schools GarwooGd d fioardfid of EdtEducationi . gree i n elementarlt y educatiodti n andd Tuesday's meetinmeetingg , thee board coconn- : . Mary—Erances Q Chronitiie disabilities teacher for three days from William Paterson—. t>t .. - "College.. - ... —" siorbwski,' physical " education: Eleanpr Neal, part-time learn- .a week and assume her new She was an LDTC in the Pars- teacher, on her recent marriage. ing disabilities teacher consultant duties for the remaining two. days. ippany-Troy Hills district Princi- She and her fiance, Andrew Mull- for Garwood public schools,: was She will work on revising arid up- pal! Gail Wovna had been hired in igan, were married the day after appointed coordinator of elemen- grading curriculum. August 1989 as full-time coordina- he learned he was to be sent to tary education following a lengthy Mrs. Neal, who was hired in tor of elementary education. She Saudi Arabia with the Marines. closed session Tuesday of the September, holds a bachelor's de- later became principal and super- visor of curriculum and instruc- Superintendent of schools Wal- A-8 CRAWFORD CHRONICLE Thursday, December 13,1990 tion. ter Boright announced the. date of County adopts boro pupil's The board also approved job the annual school election has descriptions for principal and co- been postponed for two weeks award-winning drug slogan ordinator of elementary education until April 23 to giye: the state along with job descriptions for time to notify districts about their "Don't be, a prisoner to drugs" Freeholder Walter Boright, who state aid figures. . is Garwood schools superinten- secretarial positions. will be the official Union County Six members of Cub Pack 75 at- anti-drug slogan this coming year. dent, spoke At the awards cere- Newly appointed part-time Santa and 'Mitya-Turtles mony along with Superior Court school social worker Angela tended the meeting, to fulfill some The slogan was created by Lin- of their requirements for the coln-Franklin School fifth grader Judge Rudolph Hawkins Jr. and Provenzano Schaub announced Lt Leo Uebelein of the prosecu- her resignation effective Feb. 4. scholar badge. The fifth grade launch Christmas season Maureen Wagner and was this tor's office. scouts are from panther den. year's poster contest winner. Her In other announcements at slogan was adopted by the free- holders as the county's drug- fighting slogan. Vicki Hynes of Cranford finished second, for best slogan with "Be like me; stay drug free." Winners of the 11th annual drug poster contest sponsored by the Union County Narcotic Advisory Liquor & Cordial Specials Board were honored at an awards Smirnoff Dekuyper Dewar's or Seagram's V.O. Seagram's 7 Sambuca ceremony recently in Judge Ed- Vodka Peachtree Schnapps Johnnie Walker Red or Canadian Club . Romana ward Beglin's chambers at. the $ 99 $fc99 $ 750 ml $ I county courthouse. The contest is 6 750 ml O 750 ml 1 2" 750 ml 13" 750 ml . held annually for fifth graders in WINNING SLOGAN: Maureen Wagner of Garwood holds her the county. ' . : Kahlua Bacardi Rum Wolfschmldt Johnnie Walker Gordon's Gin Tangueray Glnfl Red or Dewar's award-winning poster at ceremony in Elizabeth with freeholder Two Garwood youngsters won Vodka S-IO99 $ 99 99 99 I Walter Boright and her parents, Ann and Frank Wagner. awards for, the mpst original • fc 750 ml 750 ml t0i 1-75 liter. $24" 1.75,i.er 1.75 liter 22 1.75 liter poster category. Laura Quat-r I Amaretto Grand C trocchi and Rachel Lee won first Bailey's Courvolsier Chambord Chlvas Regal CO and second place, respectively. Di Saronno Irish Cream V.S. Marnier CT UCG promotes resident to $ 99 CD $ 99 99 99 750 rhl O Cookie sale 750 ml 16 750 ml 14 750 ml 750 ml r&nk of associate professor Wine & Champagne Specials o The Women's Circle of St Paul's •O.::'- United Church of Christ \Vill spon- Fontana Sutler Home C.K. Mondavi George Duboflirt , Gallp . 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Tho prices la thto ad are set by Dlttrlcks and may not bo available at , • $1,000.00 other locations.-All prices DO NOT Includo aalos tax. • • ' ' : • • ,^^ . • mailed to homes •• warn an ••Valuable Coupon Good thru 12/17/90*" ••• •"- •• ••• ••• Parents of Garwood elementary SPREE school pupils received their chil- dren's progress reports and report Win one of ^$25 00 Gift Certificates during Westfield's "Winter Festival, Sunday Afternoon, Dec. cards by mail this fall for the first 16th from 1-4 PM. Fill out the coupon below and deposit at any of the Westfield Area Chamber of time. Commerce INTOWN members listed. Look for the red & green balloons. Other festive events takina Superintendent of schools Wal- place during "Winter Festival" are: • . ter Boright said the change was made to'ensure that parents re- Pictures With - ' Free Hot Chocolate, Live Holiday 1 Ice Sculpting ceive the reports. He said pupils Santa Claus Donuts & Candy Canes Music Contest had left them in lockers or lost Inside 1st Nationwide Bank them on the way home in the past The new system, he said, also saves instruction time because Intown Member Stored: HOLIDAY SHOPPING SPREE class does not have to stop to dis- Auslotft Living Quarter* Stores ' tribute the reports to pupils. Re- A'Z Trawl ' Martin Jewelers OFFICIAL ENTRY BLANK B. Kublck Oolcuns " •Michael Kohn Inc. port cards were mailed for the •B«on s Drug Slora •Milady's or any of our other 15,000 movies 'Bummer's Chocolate* . No! Just Cookies first time;last month. . BuwOls •Namo , wOplc •The'Phona Nook/TPN Service 'CamardOna , 'Randal Shoes He said the cost is minimal "ben- Cental Jersey Bank 'Steuemonel's Nursery Claijc Sludio . . Sqmmll Trust cause the district receives' a 5 . Adaress __ <*Cos!moPixu 'Taylor Hardware ' Custom Made Shirts by John Robert The Tesn Age cent rate for each letter because 'Felice 'TonyDennb . City _Slalo_ _Zip_ •Feicsro's Restaurant 'Town Book Slore the reports are carrier sorted. •Fitiy-Ftvo Elm Ternll's Otlic* Equipment . First Nationwide Bank ; . ' , .United Jersey Bank • Based on eight mailings a year, Telephone . Flower Basket ol WesHleU •Video Vidso •HeallhlNulrlllon •WoodMd's the cost is estimated at less than No purchaw neceuary Not reawsmobla lor cash ' La Petite, Inc. . •F.W. WooKvorth Co. $150 for -the school year. Entrants muil bo 18 vaatt orolder Onlyono winner per lamilv •UncaslwLtd. WesHiBld Record BELL RINGERS of Garwobd Presbyterian Church perform at Saturday's tree lighting ceremony Winnors will be noliliad by phone. Drawmalo be held Eic 16, IWO 'The Leader Blon Boright said the new report dedicated to the memory of the late Mayor GeorgiansGurrieri. *Open Sunday, Deo. te 1-4 PM to receive your entry blank. cards include all Subjects now taught, such as computers. He said teachers formerly had to hand write in new courses or re- Boro Council lauds Gurrieri's contributions vised names and then manually record the grades onto permanent By Ellen Fellcetta Acting mayor Paul DeVenuto ley High School soccer team, records. . chronicle associate •'...• first paid tribute to Gurrieri, say- which won the. Mountain Valley ing she took special pride in the Conference and state champion- In one of its last official acts of accomplishments of all the com- Students of Month 1990, Borough Council Tuesday ships, and'Brearley.'field hockey Fresh Seafood munity children and who "loved team, which won the Mountain named at schools passed a resolution memorializing this part the best" the contributions of Mayor Geor- Valley championship in the Valley to Brighten your Holiday Table Garwood public schools have inr Division. giana Gurrieri who died Nov. 25. . Resolutions, affixed with the of- • ScungilH (Conch) stituted a Student of the Month" Aside from her four years as ficial seal of the borough, were •Eels program. 1 Congratulations were given to mayor, the resolution cites nume- presented to each coach and team • Live Lobsters & Lobster Tails • Baccala Pupils are nominated by their rous other governmental positions member. Honorees were the Ken- Brearley head soccer coach Al Czaya, named Union County Shrimp (cooked and cleaned) ; • Calamari (Squid) teachers and then voted on. One she had held and the community ilworth Jets, the junior football honoree from each school is se- activities she had participated in. team that is Raritan Valley Con- coach of the year for the second lected monthly. Their harries a.nd The Council expressed its "grat- ference champions; David Brear- year in a row. I Try our homemade crab cakes, stuffed shrimp, crabmeat rollups, spinach i photographs are displayed at itude to her for her enthusiasm rollups & mushroom rollups, stuffed clams, stuffed mushrooms,.cod cakes, school every month and each is and selflessness and sense of ded- given a small corsage to wear ication to the borough" and called mussels in marinara, and calamari in marinara sauce. home. her "not only a leader but a friend Students of the Month for No- to all she met and served." New England Lobster Bisque ScungilH Salad vember are: Jessica McCarthy, An embossed copy of the resolu- Clam Chowder Manhattan Calagmarl Salad third grade, Washington School; NO ONE CAN RESIST tion will be presented to the Gur- Lobster Quiche Clam Chowder Eugene "Bucky" Perrotta, eighth rieri family and another will be Shrimp Salad gradae, Lincoln School, and Sarah displayed in Borough Hall. Crab Salad Lobster Salad White, fourth grade, Franklin. AN OFFICE PARTY! In • other laudatory tributes, Honorees for December are: Council honored winning local From the deep we offer the largest variety of fresh .fish available A SPECIAL MENU MAKES THE OFFICE Filets, Salmon, Swordfish, Halibut, Lobsters, Shellfish Ralph "Chipper" Boyd, second athletes before a packed house. grade, Franklin; Jennifer Evans, THE BEST PLACE TO CELEBRATE THE HOLIDAYS. sixth grade, Lincoln, and Gab- rlelle White, second grade, Wash- Come... get into the spirit! Enjoy the holiday PARTY PLATTERS ington. Santa arriving • Shrimp Cocktail Platters • Cocktail Claw Platter season at The OFFICE ... with good friends, • Crab Salad & Shrimp Platter Students selected fun times and our great holiday menu! on fire truck • Poached Salmon to Order Santa will make his annual for'Who's Who' pre-Christmas tour of Gar- Take-Out Kitchen - Broiled or Fried wood Sunday with the help of Pick Up a Menu! Five high school students from the borough Fire Department Garwood are listed in the 1990 St Nick will ride on a fire Place Your Holiday Order Early!!! edition of "Who's Who Among American High School Students," Video Video truck on all streets in the bor- Ample Free Parking - Open 7 Days 220 South Ave. W., Westfield • t'lUC New Jersey's BIGGEST and HOST BEAUTIFUL Woo Store ough starting at noon on the BLOOD DRIVE: Christine Perelra of CamlvaJ Ice Crearn In VISA M/C They are Kelly Bergin, Patrick ® BAH & RESTAURANT Retail Mon-Sat 10 to 6, Sun 12 to 6 654-8008 American Express Knlerim, James Sheehan, Steven south side. He will distribute Kennedy Plaza urges residents to participate In blood drive £ "Take-Out Kitchen" Mon & Thurs 11 to 6, $30 inln. purchase candy canes to children. (next to R.R. Station). Gaeta and Jason Kresge. Selection 184 Elm Street Q Westfield • 654-9600 there Sunday from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Each donor will get a Wed -Sat 11 to 8 is based on academics, school ac- ENTERTAINMENT EVERY THURS. NIGHT FREE PARKING free cholesterol screening. . COUPONS tivities, athlqtjcs or community DO NOT EXPIRE (Opposite the A&P and Foodtom) Behind Video Video service. MOHRISTOWN • MDN FCLAIH • CH AN! OHl) • SUMMII • HIIIDliEWAI I H *-.
A-10 CRANFORD CHRONICLE Thursday, December 13,1990 Thursday, December 13,1990 CRANFORD CHRONICLE A-ll Hundreds tour four
Nearly 400 guests visited four Cranford homes on Sunday's "Home for the Holidays" tour sponsored by the Junior Woman's Club. •• ' ••..<•. '. '•' . • . • ;'• • • • •.. Featured houses included the iPrawdzik home at 215 Orchard Joan Allen married St, the Dreyer home at 18 Doering Way, the Goodfellow resi- dence at 28 Central Ave. and the Daly home at 320 N. Union Ave. The Historical Society's Crane-Phillips house also was part of the to E. Robert Levy tour- ' • • •••..: '••'. • . • • . The event raised, almost $4,600 for Project Home, an agency which helps residents facing housing crises. Some 250 volunteers at Grand Summit assisted with the project : . The Junior Woman's Club, organized in J.949, is a community Wedd i ng vows were exchanged Nov. 24 by Joan D. service organization composed of women 18 to 40. Its purpose is Allen of Cranford and % Robert Levy at the Grand to give aid to local and state charities and to promote improve- Summit Hotel where a reception followed. ment in the community. The bride is employed by New Jersey Bell as an advertising, consultant The bridegroom, an attorney with the firm of Levy and Lybeck, Union, is a direc- tor of the Mortgage Bankers Association of New Jer- sey. • •.•••. • •., . . Annette Bayer served as matron of honor. The bride's daughter, Dana Allen, was maid of honor and the bridegroom's daughter, Marci Levy, was. the bridesmaid. Kenneth Levy served as best man for- his brother.-Ushers were Kenneth Allen and; Scott' Levy, sons of the bridal couple who went to Ac- apulco for a honeymoon. • ...
; v .;••. •"'•'..Birth •;;'••' \ •; . ' , . . . ' •• Photo by (van Sapersteln STAINED GLASS window Is one of the numerous architec- MISSION OF GOOD WILL: Wednesday Morning Club members, from left,'Margaret Coe, tural features highlighting the Goodfellow home, Michael and Mary Mulvaney of Brick Town are the president Cora Foltz and Shu Foppert deliver food and children's clothing made by members to Mr. Cicchetto arid Miss Rappocclo parents of their first child, Nicole Marie, born Nov. 24 at Point Pleasant Hospital. She is the grand- Municipal Building for. distribution to clients of Cranford Family Care Association. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mulvaney of Craw- Donna M. Rappoccio ford and Mr. and Mrs. James"Blumensteel of Brick Town.:' ...'" •.;• •• . .. :•:*'.•. WMG schedules presentation HAS band to play to wed Mr; Cicchetto on museum's Christmas tree at AARP meeting Social' rtisifis . "Christmas Creche," the story of meets at l;p.m. today in the home, Hillside Avenue SchOol band di- Dommick and Carol Jtappoccio of 20 Adanis AveV ;the Metropolitan1 Museum of oArt pi; Christine tyelsbn,. 12 Summit rected by Thomas Sicola will per^ announce theengagement.of their .daughter^ Donna "The. deadline for wedding and engagement Christmas: tree, will be. the pro- Rdl Members will report on books vform .Christmas and Hanjikkah'' Mane, to Patrick Cicchetto of Roselle ParfcHe is the announcements is 5 p.m. Friday. An article may gram at the, philanthropic tea of recohimended• for Christmas" giv- music at a meeting of the Cran- .son of Theresa Cicchetto of Roselle Park arid the be submitted to the Chronicle ejithei^by mailing V-the Wednesday Morning Club at. 1 ford chapter of American Associa- Sjjrlate JqhnH Cicchetto, it to P,O. Box 626, Cranford,.jpr dromjirig it.ott" p.m. Dec. 19 in Calvary Lutheran • g ; tion of Retired Persons at 10.a.m. 1 The bride elect graduated, from' Cranford High A.tour of Drake House in Plain- v at the office at 102 "WalnutAve;' Forms are : Church. Helen Wojtech,, a gradu- : Dec. 21 at Lincoln School. •< . $chool in 1982 arfd received a bachelor's degree in available upon request ate of Glassboro College and Kean . field and luncheon there Dec. 17 Members and guests, are asked i business administration in 1986 from Montclair State Black and white photographs are preferred, College and a teacher in the Ber- has been arranged for the an- to bring a non-perishable food f'College She is employed by General Medical-Corp., but good quality color pictures are acceptable. keley Heights school system, will tiques department item for the Cranford Family Care * ^Sdison, in the rebate-contract department There is no charge for publishing, announce- illustrate her talk with color The drama department will Association food pantry. ler fiance graduated from Roselle Park High ments or pictures...... '.'.•'.: slides. . •'• ,,•'•'; have its annual Christmas lun- cheon at 12:30 p'm. Tuesday in AARP will sponsor a trip Jan. 11 -' tiool and served as a sergeant in the U.S. Army, Birth announcements may be telephoned to to Taj Mahal in; Atlantic City. The i is employed by the Door Store as a sales repre- the office, 276-6000. Program consultant" is Doris. the home of May Koehler, 9 Can-- terbury PL The program will fea- cost is $11 with $12.50 returned in ntative Taber. Tea chairman is Mary coin, a $5 food coupon and $5 de- Northrup, assisted by Dorothy. ture anecdotes appropriate to" the season. ferred coupon. Call Mike Fin- 1 M Baldwin, Elizabeth Brewster, negan, 276-0814. Blanche Creighton, Marjorie Husr Colonial Holiday ton, Christine Nelson, Mabel Orr, Shirley Raftery, Joan Ruopp, Dancers to appear at Hanukkah party celebration ahead Bernice Sarnowski, Charlotte. The Sisterhood of Temple Beth-. ginner to competitive. >r*V, Swinton, Barbara Walker and El- El will hold its annual Hanukkah All temple menribers are invited. Holiday traditions practiced by eanor Woods. Serving at Che tea party Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the Refreshments will be served and New Jersey's first families will be. tables will be Amelia Ranlet, temple auditorium. • the temple gift shop will be open. highlighted, at the Miller-Cory Helen Markowitz, Peg Ruff and After the candle lighting cere-' Gail Salomon and Barbara Lenk, House Museum, 614 Mountain Agnes Zebrowski. mony, there will be a dance pror program vice presidents, are in •..-... Photos by Ivan Saporstbln Ave., Westfield, Sunday from 2 to gram by Kelly Vuyovich. and charge of the.program. .' 5 p.m. , • Members of the American home Denise Michaels of the Fred As- SLEIGH BELLS RING: This antique sled, one of tinany pl.eces. .COLONIAL DpCOF?;. Jphn and Carolann S?linardd admire, the life, department have produced handed down 1rom generation to generation, sits on the front M^RRY gH^ISTMA?: A holiday banner greets guests on- country kitchen.at th&lpjir square;1 Daly faimlMhome bujlt^in^ •Christine Gl'azer of Cranford and taire Dance Studio. A group, les- : v llc othef docents in period dress will for distribution through Cranford son will follow the performance porch of the 100 year-old Goodtellow home at 26 Central Ave. . molding between rooms at the Goodfellow: house.' . ; \.' 1933 at 320 N. Union Ave. :*>••":.? .•.;^:~.:i¥ .,' •'•••^ffii Family Care Association a variety l.rr explain English; Dutch, German and partners are Welcome, but riot LJCI LeChe and Swedish customs while guid- of children's garments and infant necessary.. • Forms available ing visitors through the 1740 farm- receiving blankets. . Packaged Vuyovich. and Michaels ranked the Westfield AM. La Leche Art scholarship eiidowed house. foods have also been contributed second in theatre arts and Ame- League will meet Wednesday at for Rotary grant This, will be the last opportunity by all club members in memory of rican Latin dance for the Astaire 9:30 a.m. at First Baptist Church, for holiday, shopping in the mu- their . late president, Helena studios. They own a studio at 501 170 Elm St, to discuss "At Home Rotary Club of Cranford will Macklih, With Your New Baby." Call for summer college class award college scholarships again seum shop which is stocked with Boulevard,; Kenilworth, where gift items and books on early The club has "adopted" a resi- they teach social dancing from be- 233-2198 or 322-8732. . A scholarship for a Cranford raku ceramics, fashion and fibers, to two Cranford residents who dent of the Vineland Developmen- High School art student has been and computer graphics. The Mas- will graduate from high school in America: The museum will be closed the remainder, of the year tal Center and for Christinas will endowed by the estate Of the late sachusetts College of Art Founda- the spring. send her greeting cards, a hand- DIRECTIONS TO OUR GRAND OPENING SALE: Henriette Mahoney Palmer, a tion will select the student based Cranford Scholarship Clearing and reopens Jan. 6 when winter crafts will be featured. made sweater and toiletries. She longtime Cranford resident who on the recommendation of the House will assist the club in col- will be remembered on other holi- died in 1988. . CHS faculty. lecting applications/ which must days and her birthday. STAY HOME. The trust will enable a CHS jun- Mrs* Palmer was a watercolorist be submitted by March 15. The literature department ior or senior to attend the sum-who lived in Cranford for more Forms are at Cranford Library To.get to our Grand Opening Sale mer high school art program at than 35 years. She arid her hus- or at the Cranford High School Troupe entertains needy children just pick up the phone! We will Massachusetts College of Art Mrs. band, the late Walter Palmer, had guidance office. Selection is based come to you with a remarkable Palmer was a 1932 graduate of the lived on an estate on the site of on academic and extracurricular 'All Children's Theater presenta- den, Betty Bergen, Elizabeth selection of fine furniture, custom college. The program offers an in- Temple Beth-El.arid then moved achievement, community service tion of "Kids, on Tour" was the Casey, Nancy Christensen, Dor- schtlcil window treatments, bedspreads, tensive four-week studio session to Denman Road. . and work experience. entertainment feature at a holiday othy Koehler, Joan Krov, Jane I wallcovcringsand floor coverings. from mid-July to mid-August The club also will present its an- party for Cranford children of lim- Kuehne, Rosemary Reilly and Classes are taught by college fac- The gift of $2,888, supplmented nual leadership award to a gradu- ited income families Saturday at Norma Wagner. • ' . The Decorating Den All at significant saving! ulty and include two- and three- by the college foundaOoni will ating senior. For more informa- the Municipal Building. dimensional foundation studio begin with a principal of $3,000. Santa presented each child with Santa was portrayed by Barney Grand Opening Sale. Interest money will be used for tion call Thomas DooleyJr.j Shannon of South River. All Free Decorating Service work plus electives in oil painting, the scholarship. 276-8500, during business hours. , a gift of clothing and a toy. Call for an appointment Sponsored by College Women's Children's Theater, directed by . . at your convenience. Club of Cranford, the annual party Alex Kramer of Parsippany, do- HOLIDAY CREER: Lois Mariano, left, and Noel Fitzgerald, nated its services. Material also The Decorator's Showroom That chairmen of College Club's holiday party for children of limited was chaired by Noel Fitzgerald Comes To You. and Lois Mariano. Members who was supplied by Bergen Camera 276-3366 It Just Wouldn't Be Income families, watch as Santa gives gift to youngster. and General Motors Corp. Eich frincMie Independently owned and opented. Christmas Without participated are Elizabeth Bel- v * fr, / V FLOWERS & GIFTS >y?'^^^ Season's Greetings'" We're More Than Just Bouquet.- i PERSPECTIVE: Carol Sharp relates history of Goodfellow home In front of 1890 fireplace. The •35.00 A Flower Shop you need for a; house was built with Civil War pension monies by Mary Goodfellow's great-grandmother. Just call or visit us today .to send the FTD® Holiday JWINTHROP&CO. CANDID VIDEO Cheer"4 Bouquet. < PRODUCTIONS College students earn academic recognition *27.50 Carrying a large selec MEMBER T-C620 Unique Designs in PROFESSIONAL PHOTOGRAPHERS Susan Holmes of Cranford has been named copy mores who maintain a grade point average of 3.4 or Th , tlon of Bridal Gowns to T U X E D'O S Custom Headpieces and Flowers editor of the Susquehanna University newspaper, more in their freshman year. Chrtslmai /*sull every price range. Goldahd Sterling For A Very Special Day OFAMERCIA.INC. Clank. T-K622 • Bridal Party Accessories • Silk The Crusader. 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Bolanowski has re- • Fwsh Boxwood Trees • Fresh and Artificial Door Wreaths t Anna Lee™ Dolls • yours love affair. invited to join the society based on her high school ceived the American Veterans Award and Retired • Roping and Bows • Gundw Plush Animals t Polnsetilas, Polnsettlas; Polnsettlasl BREAKABLES! NOW $695.00 records and SAT scores. Kruk will receive a scholar- Officers Association Award, which recognizes the '\ "\* Fully orchestrated ship over four years and is eligible to take courses most outstanding cadet in each unit who shows ex- Male/Female Vodals STILL PHOTOGRAPHY AVAILABLE designed for honors students. ceptional potential for military leadership. Original Song written PACKAGING PLUS Joann Elmigcr of Cranford has been named to the Cranford residents named to the National Dean's and recorded just for SERVICE CENTER dean's list at Rosemont (Pa.) College. List include: Michele Amstutz, Michael Cavallu and the two of you.. Christopher Keller, a hotel and restaurant manage- Theresa Kurek, all at Bloomfield College; Diane (201)574-0993 . . . FLOWERS & GIFTS CRANFORD • 272-8899 (OFFER EXPIRES JANUARY 31ST, 1991) ment major at Johnson and Wales University, Provi- I^enhoff, Webber College; Mitchell Malzberg, Emory ;13 Ashwood AVe. Summit 277-6333 11.J SOUTH AVENUE EAST dence, R.I., has been named to the Silver Key honor. University; Aaron Mercado, Drexel University; 709-0409 society. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Keller Michael Mohr, John Jay College; and Richard Tom- 116 North Ave. Wesstt 2276-4707 0 of 28 Lenhome Dr. The society recognizes sopho- linson, Middlesex County College. OPEN: Sun Dec. 23 8-6 s D 91 (Cf CALL: A A-12 CRANFORD CHRONICLE Thursday, December 13,1990 UCC employee 'decks the halls' with original creations Thursday, December 13,1990 CRANFORD CHRONICLE A-13 Bendlin-wns- rushed to the Seventy-eight pupils named 106 township high school students named to 'Who's Who' Some surprise .Christmas deco- nilla icing and sugar wafers filling While browsing in craft stores, hospital. All sfie could thing of •j -•—•r^-1---••••»•-/•-•- i: ,:' --•••--—--- —-_....-. -. --... _ — — •.. — ± o - — - .'.. •• .^_ .—.-....• ..... rations are in store this season at in as roof eaves. Bendlin gets ideas 4br her own was the mess in her living room work. She always adapts her own to St: Michael's honor roll One hundred six high school students from Michael Donnelly, Richard Donovan, Brett sons, Andrew Pattori, Peter Perillo, Deborah Union County College's. Mac- Bendlin, personnel department that paramedics would see, rem- Cranford have been listed in the annual edi- Dreyer, Sean Dulny, George Ennesser, Amy Petz, Christine Pipchick, Kelly Quigley, Chris- .Donald Hall, where Bonnie Bend- concepts to each piece. Nothing is nants of her hard work that she assistant/records manager, creates ever copied. Her ideas also come Seventy-eight pupils at St Rebecca Dolari, Matthew Evans, tion of "Who's Who Among American High Ezbianski, Cori Anne Fiamlngo, Catherine tine Rae, Christine Readdy, Karen Reszetylo, lin of Cranford occupies a second- Christmas ornaments and related has since continued. Michael's :School have achieved Steven Gachko, Jenny Jediny, School Students." Finnegan, Alexander Flazman,. Marc-Michael Jennifer Reynolds, Karen Richmond, Maria floor office. from magazines or items she no- items the quality of which easily tices in her daily routine. This year, Bendlin promises to first quarter honors. They are: Donald Mahoney, Joseph Selection is based on academic achievement Funk, Thomas M. (jjarrett, Heather Gary, Jose Riera, Pepito Riera, Michael Rimli, They might be wreaths; or beads could be found in an historic craft introduce some wreaths she saw First honors: grade 8, Jason McComb, Kathleen McGrath. and leadership in school activities, athletics or Michael Gershen, Jennifer Harper, Brian Leonardo Rinaldi, Ann Rivera, Sandra Rod- of crystal forming "icicles," or Her pound cake gingerbread shop: Conceding that she's not inr house is covered with vanilla somewhere (she's not saying Cordeiro,. Bridget Garrity, Kath- Grade 4, Robert Bland, Keeja community service. Hartmann, Jennifer Jankunas, Heather John- riguez, Matthew Ruple, Nicole Saladino. even some cross-stitch pillow or- nately creative, she does admit to where), with her own touches " Dobson, Terence Donovan, Kevin Cranford students are: Kenneth Atexo, Will- son. ' ' George Schmidt, Pema Shakabpa, Elia naments offering an early Ame- icing and topped with sugar wa- leen McGrath, Dierdre Oxx; grade having a facility with handiwork. fers for the roof, chocolate- added. They consist of three-inch 7, Tamsen de Raat, Jason Buene- Fontana, Elizabeth Gallagher, iam Anderson, Michael Andrew, Kristen Bald-. Jennifer Kain; James Keryc Jr., Ceborah Shehady, Allan Slavik, Chelsea Sleckman, rican look to an otherwise ordi- fabric pieces stuck into SKyrofoam oni, Charles Baldwin, Daniela Barbosa, Arthur King, Emily Kokie, Padmini Korde, Gait Therese Spricigo, Shana Stein, Ryan Stemp- nary tree.. She might even bake "It's therapy," she says of her 10- covered graham crackers for win- ventura, Heather Jenkins; grade 6, Nicholas Jenkins, Kimberly Kier- dows and doors, and gum drops to wreaths. Smaller ones serve as at- Melanie Chu, . Lauralyn Kricks; stead. Dawn Lanz, Noreen Mah- Batista, Jennifer Bobrowski, Kimberly Brun- Kresko, James Kyle, Melissa Layton, Michelle niewicz, Sarah Storz, Megan Thee, Marlene and decorate her favorite ginger- plus years of effort "It keeps me tractive candlestick holders. ner, Cynthia Burd, David Burg, Kelly Byrne, Lindemann, Michael Littell, Curt Loxley, Ken Toth, Carolynne Toy, Joseph Van Bergen, bread house, complete with va- cool, calm and collected." ! dress up.the top: grade 5, Rui Fernandes, Sam- oney, Jessica Marino, Dustin Quilted ball ornaments seen in Another new decoration is a antha Scutieri; grade 4, Michael Moniez, Melissa Scotti, Edwin Vel- Michel^ Charney, Jayaii Chowdhury, Laurie Majors, Donald McGuire, Allison Mclfey,rAl- Joanna Vita, Debra Wallin, Chris Weachock, craft shows are altered with small lace pouch filled with pot- De la Torre, Carmine De Nicola lejo; grade 3, John Anthes, Katie Colarusso, Thomas Coleman, Renee Dale, lison Mehringer, Yuri Mekhanik, MicHele David Westhoven, Stephen Westhoven, Floraphiles' holiday party is on tap Bendlin's adding some braiding to pourri and decorated with a Jr.; grade 3, Kim Castellaho, Nita Carney, Ginger Clapps, John Edward Davenport Merola, Franco Montalto. ; Pamela Whitefield, Kerry Williams, Geoffrey provide a more finished quality. Christmas ribbon. • . i ;•. • • Colaco, Margaret Cunningham, - .Curry, Nina DeMoya; Peter Epple, Christopher Davis, Gretchen DeRaat, Nicole Scott Mullen, Lisa Nazzaro, Sharon O'Neil, Worthington, Eugenia Xarhoulakos, Lisa Floraphile Garden Club will rangement for the Prawdzik home Thirteen years ago, when she first "1 work all year round on Susan Foster, Brian Kovolisky, Patrick Gailliot, Kathryn Harlow, DeMsrco, Maggie Demcsak, Stephanie Dixon, Jeanine Ondrof, Elizabeth Parks, AdeHe Par- Yeung and Carole Zahumeny. ••-•'•, meet at 7:30 p.m. Monday for a on Sunday's house tour sponsored started the hobby, she attempted projects, sometimes three of four Ryan McGlynn, Ann Patrone. Adam Herits; Nadya Ibarra, Jake Christmas party and gift ex- by the Junior Woman's Club. to do her entire Christmas tree in at a time," she says. Til get tired Second honors: grade 8; Chris- Milonas, Michaela Oxx, Michelle change. Hostess Audrey. Weber., Floral arrangements ' were hand-made ornaments. Prepara- of one and switch, then go back tine Baiimann, Cedric Foster, Scatieri. will lead a carbl.sing at the piano. placed in the Cranford Library tions got off without a hitch, but again. Or I'll see* something I like ; Jennifer Labonie, Patricia Honorable mention: grade 8, Stevie Orr is. co-hostess. last month by Edith Marek, Mrs. when it: came time to hang them, and get started right away." Maiirer, Erin'O'Brien, Brian Wil- Annette Sedano; grade. 7, Kathryn • V. '••i'"J. Miriam Moody led a committee Weber and president Betiy Hicks. son, Luke Harmon; grade 7, Sweta .-; Proyod; grade 6, Kevin Douglass; of Mrs. Orr, Dot Gross, Betty Hicks The club's next meeting is Jan.' Patel, Adrienne Petriho, Jac- grade 5, Monica Calienni, Quicha and Mary Nevallsih planning and 21 at 7:30 p.m. at the home of Holiday dance social at center Friday queline Schmidt, Meghan Kav- McCrea; grade 4, Olga Cotos, creating a dining room table ar- Betty Brubaken . ^.1+ + 1 The Cranford social dancing and couples are welcome. The alus; grade 6, Colleen Carney Cheryl Kennedy, William Provod; class will sponsor a holiday dance dance will feature music of the Kerianne McGuire, Cheryl grade 3, Kim Phirrrnann and HIHUiH ( O'Donneli, Sheila Oxx; grade 5, BrianneRedd. Part of UCC's new'-commons, opens social for Cranford residents to- '40s and 50s with mixers and a morrow at 1 p.m. at the Commu- dance lesson for those who re- #/ X SCARBOROUGH nniu fc A portion of Union County Col- expanded book store, is scheduled nityCenter. quest it For further information HAS investors are picking winners ' ' J^'ix Fragrances for the Home lege's new $6-million commons for completion before the start of Admission is free and light re- From the Garden building opened for use this week; the spring semester Jan. 15. The freshments will be served/Singles call 276-9i49 or 709-7283. While many investors,are wary sixth out of 318 teams statewide. The commons area is being used new commons has been under of the stock market these days, Other club members are David temporarily. as a dining room seventh and eighth graders at DeVito, Justin Ondrey, Paul Gon- while the existing dining room Hospital dedicates child birth center Hillside Avenue School seem to calves, Scott. Ruzak, CJ. Kroyer, and kitchen in the Nomahegan weeks by a labor dispute. The col- Muhlenberg Regional Medical early labor lounge, a new nursery, know how to pick the winners. Mike Margitich, Chris Louie, Building are renovated. Students lege is financing the project They are participating in theRobert Catalano, Joseph La- '••.•'- .. Photos by Ivan Saperstoln Center dedicated its child birth and special visitation hours for also have access to a portion of through a bond issue of $6.8 mil- center Dec. 7 in the new Dr.grandparents and siblings. N.J. Council ori Economic Educa- Bracio, Rebekah Meyers, Tyrone CRABTREE & EVELYN® LTD. TRIMMING THE TREE: Harold Hildebrant reaches the top the new serving area. , lion sold by the N.J. Educational Thomas S.P. Fitch Memorial Pa- tion stock market club. Pupils re- Clark, Damian Knoop, Danny : Dr. Paul Winokur of Cranford, . DiFabio, David Litten, Steve Pat- Fragrant Toiletries spot on the Christmas tree at Cranford Library. The entire project, including an. Facilities'Authority.. •••...••' vilion: The center is slated to v ceived a "balance" of $100,000 to begin operation this week ; chief of the dep"artm1ent ,of obstefc- ; invest in various stock exchanges^. * tonandEugeneKbbliska. Teas, Cookies, Marmalade Candy r was made possible rics arid, gynecology, said, the de- " One of Uiree Hillside teams, the HAS investors recommend IBM ! million gift from the•, partment."provides excellent ma- ohe led by Chris Lowe, isi ranked and Hillenbrand, i "• _ Auxiliary. It features ternal and neonata,l care of which and eight semi-private We take gteat pride."- —••"' ' ' -•• plain June reunion post-partum rooms, "ultrasound Geologist to discuss solar exploration and fetal monitoring equipment, Cranford High School class of combined labor, delivery and re- Doll house winner Jayne Aubele, a planetary geolo- campus. ;•' 1971 will have a.20-year reunion covery suites for a more comfort- gist at Brown University, will June 1 at L'Affaire, Mountainside. able and private birth experience, Kathleen O'DonneH of Cranford spealc about her work on a joint Aubele will discuss some plane- Persons interested in attending won the Victorian doll house in solar system exploration program tary mapping she has prepared should send their name and ad- . the rafile held Sunday in conjunc- with the Soviet Union at 8 p.m. for the joint effort with the Soviet dress to CHS Class "71 Reunion HAS youngsters Dec. 14 at Union County College. Union, detailing Earth's relation- tion with the Junior Woman's ship with Mars and Venus. She Committee, 43 Brookdale . PI.,. Club "Home for the Holidays" The presentation, sponsored by Cranford. : Amateur Astronomers Inc., based also will show similarities that get shopping done house tour. Alexandra Hell- Earth has to Mars. Her program enbrecht and Emily Alpert, also of at the college's Sperry Observa- Hillside Avenue School PTA tory, will be held in the Roy W. will conclude with comments on Cranford, won Chamber of Com- both nations' space efforts. 10-yer reunion sponsored its annual holiday bou- merce stockings. ..:.'•' Smith Theater on the Cranford tique for pupils Dec. 7. The class officers of Cranford Some 1,800 handmade items High School class of 1981. are prepared this year by the PTAGingerbread kits planning a 10-year reunion Nov. were offered for sale, including This Holiday Season 29, 1991. at the Westwood. Gradu- Teddy bears, magic wands, holi- Gingerbread house kits may be ates or those who know of their day ornaments and travel mugs^ ordered from Cranford Junior whereabouts are asked to send The boutique was developed five Woman's Club by calling 276-2118. Give Yourself A Gift. . . names and addresses to the CHS. years ago to enable pupils to pur- The cost is $12, which includes class of 1981, 856 Falesky St, chase quality items at cost that base, house, candy and directions ; Rahway, NJ. 07065. « ; were personalized by PTA volun- for icing .and. assembly. . i i^i-ii a teers. •' ';•'• .:, ' ' V; i!^'!'-v;' :•; Calendars on sale RELAXED IT O.I at In honor of its centennial anni- STUCK FOR A GIFT? versary, Children's Specialized Hospital is selling 1991 calendars '~ii 30-50% that incorporate photographs of GIVE A CARPENTER DECORATING, NATURALLY: Louise Swackhamer of Crane's Ford Gardeners affixes decorations hospital services with large spaces made by club members from natural materials to Christmas tree at library. Ornaments made from for the dates. 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Franks and Major Credit Catds Accepted AND NO MINIMUM PURCHASE 233-7255 HOLIDAY HOURS REEL-STRONG FUEL Our holiday wbh-ILii RegMry is now available Mod.- Fri. 9:30 «m- 9:00 pm BOULEVARD WHOLESALE FOODS for your convenience. • Sit. 9:30 »m - 6:00 pm Sun.11:00 »m- 4:00 549 LEXINGTON AVE • CRANFORD • 276-0900 Hours: Mon.-Wotl. «-G cut. ron CASY DIRECTIONS ar\r\ i • .,-... Thurs. & Fri. 8-H 201-469-8401 Lincoln Blvd. Snt. 8-5 • Sun. 9-2 ivo rteco/jt Food Stamps Middlesex, NJ APKH . I h< A-14 CRANFORD CHRONICLE Thursday, December 13, 1990 Thursday, December 13, 1990 CRANFORD CHRONICLE A-15 penalizes seven for DWI,three for other offenses Bartz detailing Walnut site plan before Planning Board During recent Municipal Court ir-Btaii* 30, of Union" six .monthsrrSh^WTOged By Cheryl Moulton lizing the site for computer facili- the trees and other plantings. He 1990 the tax revenues for the 31- also said' if the trees initially are Hartz Mountain Industries is acre site amounted to $299,000. ties, back office support system, ized seven men who pleaded human resources, and in-house planted too close together the re- Hanley. Nov. 10 by officer Christopher appearing before the Planning With the proposed development sults wfll-, be. similar to what is guilty to driving while intoxicated DWI but guilty to refusing to sub- Board in a continuing series of the township Would realize training of employees, operating (DWI): - Victor Gomez, 36, of Paterson mit to breath tests and were fined Chapman. .-'-..• on a 24-hour shift schedule to ac- now occurring on the site, ah was fined a total. of $495. His Also, Lennie Barno, 30, of Rose- meetings to present its complete $476,000, a difference of $206,000.. Matthew Heyns, 32, of Westfield. a total'of• $395 each for that of- site plan to redevelop the 31-acre commodate the needs of the oper- overgrowth and choking of the driver's license was revoked for fense. lie was fined $500 for driving with ational center. • trees and plants. Mayor Ed Force, was fined a total of $1,145 and six months. Gomez was arrested former Beecham site located on The current hearings^ which Peter Ciccone, 29, of Clark was Bialick was ordered to serve 12 a suspended driver's license. He began . Nov. 7, have focused on The present landscaping who sits on the Planning Board, Dec. 2 by officer Peter Graczyk was issued a summons Oct 21 by Walnut Avenue. . " ;- suggested a two-year review of the fined a total of $695. Each man's hours in the IDRC and her The intricate and often techni- landscaping, parking, exterior scheme, according to landscape driver's license was revoked for Joseph Silencieux, 42, of Eli- driver's license was revoked for Marino. changes to the existing building, architect Cole Hayes who has landscaping might be needed in zabeth and David Cook; 18, of cal proposed site plan now uncfef- order to see if the screen devel- two years and each was sentenced going scrutiny by the Planning lighting and traffic improvements worked with Hartz since 1973, to 48 hours in the Intoxicated Westfield were fined a total of the company will undertake in while presenting a "great front ops according to ordinance re- $395 apiece for separate instances Board ultimately will determine if quirments. ,.'.'• " .#; Driver's Recovery Center (IDRQ the statewide developer has com- order to comply with the new or- yard," is overgrown and in a tran-. and to perform 30 days' commu- of DWI. dinance. Hartz, in complying with sitional phase, with many trees ' Proposed lighting of the site will : plied to the township's new ordi- nity service. Heyns was arrested Silencieux lost his driver's li nance down-Zoning the commu- the ordinance, has voiced a desire and plants dying. Hayes said require an exception or waiver, ^ Sept 5 by officer Craig Marino. cense for six months; Cook for nity's southwest quadrant The re- to be sensitive to the wishes of the Hartz wanted to keep the park- since Hartz has requested 22-foot Ciccone was arrested Aug. 25 by eight months. Officer Donald Zsak strictive features of the. ordinance residents living near the site. like Setting, and with this in mind poles, and the ordinance limits officer Anthony Dobbins. was the arresting officer for each do not allow development without . a continuous berm, three to seven lighting poles to 16 feet Although the board questioned Hayes ex- Thomas Epple, 40, of Cranford last month. traffic reduction measures to While an initial.informal review feet high, was designed to screen Andrew Ruscansky, 21, of Win- counteract the impact of addi- the proposed office buildings and pertise in lighting, he indicated was fined a total of $515. His on Sept 19 revealed the applica- lighting has become a design ele- driver's license was revoked for field was fined a total of $350. He tional traffic volume to the area tion would not require variances, parking from residents' view. The was arrested Oct 17 by Dobbins. Hartz is" seeking to construct a heavily landscaped berm will in- ment on' the. majority of Hartz six months and he was assigned it<\vgs noted several exceptions or projects, and he had handled the (rW. Investment Portfolios 75,000-square-foot building and a waivers would be required for clude staggered rows of white "speculative" 50,000-square-foot pine, Norway, spruce and Douglas lighting connected with those Vtfe Jtiu Dealers in Rare Coins And parking space size and lighting projects. Asked how long he had Police step up surveillance building adjacent to the existing. pole height Of paramount impor- fir trees as well as ornamental AgffreSsively Seeking The Following It 350,000-square-foot buiiding which been working with lighting, Hayes tance to the township and resi- crabapple trees for accent He said, "20 years." The proposed * AH U.S. Gold Coins fronts on Walnut Avenue. The re- dents was the future traffic im- also said the proposed landscap- to thwart decoration thefts development will bring 800 new lighting plan, brought about con-,, * U.S. Commemorative pact to the area from additional ing "exceeded" the requirements cern from board members, re- "We have this problem every The decorations were stolen employees to the site within five use of the 31-acre site. Hartz an- of the new ordinance. Half Dollars years. questing Hartz to further illustrate year," said Lt William O'Donnell from Drug Fair sometime be- * Original Rolls and Bags nounced in early June Summit The ordinance requires a "solid . the plan at the next meeting. Monday, referring to the thefts of tween 11 arid 11:35 a.m. and the . Prior to formal site plan appli- Trust Co. would occupy a portion screen of vegetative growth," of Silver Dollars which Hayes said will occur the Planning Board. will con- Christmas lighting and decora- theft was reported by store man- * Large Lots of Proof cation Hartz attorney David Hug- of the existing building and pro^ •• - fix. hes said the proposed develop- posed adjacent two-story building virtthin the permitted three-year tinue to hear the Hartz applica- tions in the township. ager Tad Wacker, said police. and Mint Sets Recent thefts of Christmas deco- ment would double taxes cur- to be built for its operational facil- time lapse allowed for growth of tion at its Jan. 9 meeting. Wacker had been notified of the * Better Foreign Gold MRS; FISH: Holding daughter "Tuna Fish" Is Debbie Sandier, rations from homes on Retford theft after a customer saw an uni-, rently generated by the site; In ities. The banking firm will be uti- and Silver Coins a marine biologist who tours the country as Mrs; Fish teaching . ' . Photo by Chotyl Moulton Avenue and Omaha Drive have dentified male and female push- elementary school children about the marine world, ; , EMPLOYEE OF THE YEAR: Judy. Maztfr' of the Cranford caused the crime prevention unit ing a shopping, cart containing "a * Any Worthwhile Individual THfi BRilAIANCE OF OUR DIAMONDS building department receives an award as this year's township to increase surveillance in the large quantity of decorations" out- Coin or Collection -.'•'» Neighbors object to lights SHINES ftRIQHTER STILL Employee of the Year from deputy mayor Vince Brinkerhoff at southern portion of the township, side the entrance door. Couple of marine biologists; IN OUR DAZZLING SETTINGS. Friday's town Christmas party at the VFW Hall. he said. . ' No value was placed on the "We will travel (Continued from page A-l) ,. Persons found with stolen light- •'- to bi^y if your ttems stolen. Police were waiting quality of life or_that of his neigh- •'loaded and itls 9 p.m.?" WHILE OUR IDEAL GUT DIAMONDS ing and decorations face being Monday for an inventory from the holdings warrant champion the environment charged with theft of property, the. bors." According to Chapman^who ^ ••• At this point Dreyer cut off the , PROMISE EXTRAORDINARY FIRE, OUR SETTINGS.. . seriousness of which will depend" •.•business'." ••'••'•••'••'V-.v''•'••••• ••.•••• ' in elismeintary schools across the th'fe Sandlers have performed^ in is a Cranford police officer and a meeting; continuing" the applica- on the valqepf the items". ;' '•'•'•'•" country, Cranford High School 22 states and 16 countries includ- PAL football .coach, there have tion uhtitDec. 19," at which Sten- V GUARANTEE THAT VOWIS KEPT. •;..•• 2O1-654-OO1O beer>-"np negative effects; fromthe der interjected, he hoped he It also appears that thefts of: > TEDDY BEARS graduate Debbie Sandler,4js tetter ing Japan, Scotland and Samoa. CREATED ONLY IN 18 KARAT GOLD OR PLATINUM;--; deported stpleri^in last K no answer, please leave message. known as Mrs; Fish/champion of ; : : would be "allowed more thaS .35 Christmas items are not .confined Teddy bears will be exhibited at When not touring, the Sandlers. lights.-' /v'-.;. >'V V • ' •': '• •'••••' only to area.homes. ' . ;: . "•' the Barron Arts Center, 582 the marine environment i• hold summer "Fish Camp" near ' Board members and residents minutes" to proceed with the ap- ",-:,;•• EACH IS SURE TO BLAZE. > in separate incidents a leather •'.$50 were reported stolen Dec. 4 For 12 years Debbie and her their Portland, Maine, home or plication at the next meeting. from a South Avenue business. A shopping cart filled with Rahway Ave., Woodbridge, Dec; 9 ;VEBLUM, of the Adams Avenue area were •''..; SO COME BE DAZZLED BY THE coat and two videos were re- Christmas decorations was re- husband Jeff, both of whom are teach their methods to aquarium ported stolen last week, said po- Store manager Frank Ferrucck to .Jan. 6. Gallery hours are week- ling Professionally in New Jersey Sh invited to view Memorial Field, ported stolen Sunday from a days, 11a,m. to 4 p.m., and Sun- trained marine biologists, have Stafls. Additionally, they recently, lights several weeks ago as an ex- LAZARE DIAMOND JEWELRY COLLECTION. lice. . . told police he saw an elderly male Refei been touring elementary schools celebrated the birth of the their leaving Blockbuster Video at 6:30 South Avenue. E. business, accord- days, 2 to 4 p.m. 533 Ictly ample. Board member John Dur- A college student reported her ing to poljce. . '• around the country as Mr. and daughter, Coral, whom they have yee said, "There was a definite Insurance leather coat, worth .$300, was sto- p.m. with two copies of a movie Westfield, Appointment Mrs. Fish and using sea animal nicknamed "Baby Tuna." titled "Total Recall." The suspect glare in the .eye when you drove . (Continued from page A-l) . len Saturday at her place of err^ costumes to teach children about Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Homer down Buchanan Street toward the ployment on. Myrtle Street The apparently had been in the store Candy is stolen the marine world. Hall, now of Westfield, Mrs. Sand- morial Field, said.the lights there for 20 minutes and had asked field when the lights are on." "have not adversely affected his victim, identified as Lina Lorn-' The Sandlers first began their ier was trained as an elementary , JefT Magletta, a lighting expert bardo of Kean College's . Rogers Ferruccib questions about' the at Hillside School unique style of nautical education school teacher at Beloit College avenue the township would take movie and the price of the videos appearing for CBL, said a visor in 1991 in order to reduce- the Hall, told police her black leather in 1978 when they served as edu- and the University of Vermont over the lights would cut down on coat was stolen while she was shortly before he left the store, Eight boxes of candy worth ap- and eventually received a gradu- prospective increase. Governing proximately $30 were reported cational directors of the Gulf of the glare, but he maintained it working, at Macy's Credit Services, said police; Give a Gift Maine Aquarium. As the popular- ate degree in marine biology. body members previously had dis- "was a matter of opinion." When 61 Myrtle Ave. Investigators said The manager became aware, of. stolen Dec. 2 from Hillside Ave- cussed the alternative of sharing nue School, police said. ity of their performances in- Ah article featuring the "Fishes" asked by Duryee if 10 percent of the. theft occurred sometime be- the theft after the suspect trig- creased, they were invited to per- premium costs with employees, Entry was gained after a rear can be found in the November the light behind the pole would be tween 10:30 a.m.. and 12:30 p.m..gered the security alarm, police form at area schools. Since then, . issue of Woman's Day magazine. increasing the deductible, and said. Authorities searched the window leading to Classroom 34 eliminated, Magletta said, "No," dropping some benefits, but felt There are no suspects or wit- and indicated the visor "would nesses. area but were unable to locate was broken. The suspect took an they did not have the expertise to assortment of mixed nuts .and Get a Gift Attorney suggests exemption not stop the light from bouncing understand the problems in- Two videos worth approximately him, said Lt William O'Donnell. chocolate which were to be sold Vciontinued from page A-l) off the field to the sky." volved, opting instead for a con- as part of a fund-raising drive, When you send a friend or relative a gift is; unlike "any other properly the LDO." Taylor further stated When the subject of the parking sultant '•.••'.'• •said Lt William blDonnell,. '/•'. subscription to your Ideal Forbes News- owner,"' since it makes the law,1 his belief 'the "members of the area was broached, by Dominick In October Murphy told govern- Firemen respond to 12 calk :• Also stolen, we're, two 'nylon R&ppoccio of 20 Adams Ave., paper, w^'ll send ydiii^asiiede-cpyered' \\ and can:change the law, and all Township Committee take erioiigh ing body members, claims to Mu- "fanny packs" which are com- ajcts of a municipality must serve battering irom the public without Stender objected, "It is hot a part tual of Omaha, the township in- but none involve major monly'used to carry small items. weekly 1991 calendar. You keep track of a public purpose, he does not requiring that they do it to ex- of this proposal." , surance carrier, had run 50 per- The break-in was discovered at ; Chairman Henry Dreyer indi- Last week Cranford firefighters _ weekly appoint- have an actual law to support his 'cess." •.'••' • • . . • --" •'• • ;• . '• cent higher than the industry guished by the time they arrived. 4 p.m. by officer Donald Zsak. He claim. He did, however, consult cated if work were going to con- standard. He explained 1990 had responded to 12 calls which did Firemen did extinguish a car fire ments, while your The proposed amendment said the theft occurred sometime, with former Judge Milton A Fell- would not exempt the township tinue on the parking area, a site "been a bad year with four very not involve major fires. In some in front of 235 North Ave, W. and between Nov. 30 and Dec. 2. friend/ each week, plan would have to be filed. cases minor fires were extin- er, who according to Taylor is from state and federal regula- severe major illnesses," occurring . turned off a malfunctioning ftir- No evidence was recovered and keeps track of all "one of the leading jurists on zon- Stender assured Dreyer one to township employees or retirees. guished by the time firemen ar- nace at 115 Elmora Ave. tions. Taylor did include a provi- ich there are no suspects or wit- would be forthcoming from the Currently township employees rived; in other cases firemen per- the local news, ing law in New. Jersey." Feller sion requiring the township to re- Accidental alarms occurred at nesses, said police. was of the opinion "a municipality propersource, if one is required. reap the benefits of insurance formed other services or deter- 95 Dermody St, 721 Orange Ave., sports,, entertain- quest a non-binding recommenda- JEWELERS is not subject to its own local zon- tion from the Planning Board, The issue of the parking area without sharing in the cost of pre- mined that call boxes were mis- 40 Meeker Ave., and 1100 Orange ment, and shopping became a point of contention miums. Murphy indicated health takenly activated. Ave. False alarms came from ing ordinance," but he did not which would reduce its power to "Now in our 84th Year" bargains in town. know of a reported case to sup- that of an advisory board to the whert it was discovered at the first care benefits are the No. 1 item Firemen. responded to 607 Lin- Union County College and Brooks- meeting on the lights application, potential employees look for when 226 North Ave., West Holiday Store Hours: ide School. port this. township. coln Park E. to assist an occupant Two great gifts Mayor Ed Force had authorized choosing a job. Westfield , who had fallen and could not get SAVE • Taylor also believes "it is wrong Governing body member Dan Mon.-Fri. 9-9 when you sign-up for the township to apply for per- the township Department of Pub- According .t6 Murphy, the con- 233-8811 Sat. 9-5:30, Sun. 11-4 up and 36 Greaves PL to rescue a Aschenbach said he was con- lic Works (DPW) to reconstruct squirrel who was trapped in the today! Offer limited mission to develop township prop- cerned about "adequate provision sulting firm will examine the 65 erty from a board to which it ap- the parking lot bordering two of percent increase in premiums, in- family dining room. Town raises to first 100 whose for public hearing" on town the fields without the knowledge REGISTERED JEWELER AMERICAN GEM SOCIETY pointed all of the members." projects. cluding auditing past claims, ne- Firemen responded to 309 N. payment we re* of Township Committee members, gotiating with Mutual of Omaha to Union Ave and 373 Walnut Ave on Taylor said he has seen the Carolyn Vollero said, "I don't dog fees but ceive. township "expend needless time or compliance to the town Land lower the premiums, and look at calls of fires which were extin- think the Township Committee PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE and expense by preparing and Development Ordinance (LDO). all large claims to make sure would steam roll something Rappoccio also objected to the . . ORECK'S , presenting applications before the through, we have to answer to the there are no mistakes on the part limit remains Use coupon below use of Memorial Field as a com- of the hospital or insurance com- LEGAL NOTICE ^LARGEST N.J./N.Y.- Planning board as well as need- people." TOWNSHIP OF CBANFORD BOROUQH OF KENILWORTH Office fire parison, stressing the houses ORDINANCE NO. 90-65 MULTI-LINE or call less embarrassment of the local Force ; remained quiet during pany.. ORDINANCE NO. 80-20 The township will take a larger DEALER • WE there are "further away from the C.I.F. ORDINANCE AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER 190. SECTION (Continued from page A-l) newspapers'printing stories of'al- the discussion of Taylor's pro- AN ORDINANCE-APPROPRIATING $22,000.00 PROM 33. SCHEOULE I: NO PARKING bite out of dog owners wallets CARRY THE If no solution is found, then the THE CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT FUND OF THE GENERAL ankle, were treated and released 1-800-423-0107 actual impact of the lights," and STATEMENT next year with the increase in dog COMPLETE leged' development in violation of posai by Taylor. township may have to change car- CAPITAL FUND TO DEFRAY THE COSTS OF THE AC- Tako notlco thai the abovo Ordinance was-passed on that night from Rahway Hospital. LINE Offer expires 12/25/90 the area is surrounded by the QUISITIONS OF VARIOUS EQUIPMENT AND IM- iho final roading altor public hoaring ol a rogular mooting licensing fees, but residents who township swim complex and an riers! Three years ago, after com- PROVEMENTS. AND. AUTHORIZING THE IM- of Iho Govornlng Body ol Iho Borounh of Konilworih on Firefighter Ronald Marotta sus- feared a three-dog per household QEA funding law ___—____—— plaints from employees over Blue PROVEMENTS THEREOF: • • . . Iho nth day of Docombor. 1900. tained an eye injury. Fire inspec- industrial area, with few residen- SEOTION 1. Thai the Tpwnship of Cranford authorize ""':*"! ' ' . Margarol Adlor limit can rest easy, it will remain Cross-Blue Shield, the township the following improvements tor the Township of Crun- Borough Clork tor and paramedic Jimmy Smith (Continued from page A-l) tial homes directly involved, un- ford. County of Union, State ol Now Jorsoy.* for tho public S6.12 CC17-tl-Doc, 13. 1900 at a three per person, per house- like the Adams Avenue neighbor- changed carriers, signing With purposes, pursuant to tho provision ol N.J.S.A. <10'4Q-2 administered first aid to Marotta hold limit term governor." He said, "It has to make those changes." Mutual of Omaha. and 40A:4-1 ot. son. for con.aitforanon ol $22,000.00 before he was taken to U.nion ORDER TODAY! CLIP AND MAIL 1 hood. a. 3/4 Ton Four Whoel Von — Firo Dapartrnoni LEGAL NOTICE be made clear to Florio that there In a related matter, the New SECTION 2. That tho sum ol $22,000 00 bo, and hbroby BOROUQH OF KENILWORTH Hospital's emergency room, ac- The new amendment, turns over Thomas Conway of 102 Adams is appropriated from oxlsting Capital Improvement Fund ORDINANCE NO. 9016 will be serious damage and reper- The resolution appropriating the AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR THE LICENSING OF dog licensing to the police depart- MAIL TO: FORBES NEWSPAPERS ; Jersey School Boards Association Ave. asked if the 9 p.m. cutoff 16 defray tho cost of such acquisition and incidental cost. cording to CapL Kent Kirkman. cussions in 1993." He said the funds states competitive bidding SECTION '3 This Ordinance shrill take olloct upon CATS WITHIN THE BOROUGH OF KENILWORTH ment,, and increases the fee for Circulation Department Saturday rejected a resolution time for use of the lights would be publication after final adoption ns provided by law STATEMENT The fire destroyed files, com- QEA will have a serious effect on proposed by Cranford to create a was not necessary under the "pro- Edwin H. Force, Chairman Tako notice that Ihe abovo Ordinance was passod on neutered dogs to $8 and un- P.O. Box 757, Bedmlnstsr, NJ. 07921 "written in stone," to which Township Commilloo the linal roading aflor public hearing al a rogular mooting puter equipment and other office •property values and the quality of suburban-rural school district fessional services" provision in of the Governing Body ol tho Borough of Konilworth on neutered dogs to $11, with Janu- Pteaso tend the newspaper checked to address below In County InNJ. Out of State Dreyer said, "If the application ATTEST: equipment on the third floor public education. standing committee in the NJSBA the local public contracts law be- Arleno M. GlQon the 11th day ol Docombor. 1990. ary designated as the annual Township Clerk * MarQarel Adlcr while files and equipment on the were passed it would be made a cause the services "are of such a Borough Clork month for renewal. This year's fee D Gazette (North Edition) $25 $30 $33 ' The lawmaker expressed pessi- The motion had been proposed by First: 12-11-00 second floor were salvageable, condition of the resolution;" Publication: 12-13-00 S6.12 , CC15.M-DOC. 13 1000 is $7 and $10. A late charge of $1 mism that any One amendment board member Dee SugalsW as a nature that it does not lend itself said officials. Somerville, Branchburg, Brldgowater, Rarltan In response Conway asked, "In to competitive bidding." 2nd & Hearing: 12-26-90 per month will be charged to can soften the effect on suburban way for these districts to mount a Publication: 122700 LEOAL NOTICE Q Gazette (South Edition)..... - ... $25. $30 $33 the middle of an inning, bases $14.79 cclOil-Dec 13. 1000 "Fire and smoke damaged the those residents who fail to regis- districts. Citing New Jersey as a joint effort to safeguard their in- BOROUGH OF KENILWORTH roof and the third floor while the Hillsborough, Montgomery, Manville, Millstone state with a strong governor and ORDINANCE NO. 9019 ter by Jan. 31, $20 $24. $27 terests in. the face of loss of state AMENDMENT TO ORDINANCE NO 158 first and second floors sustained • Bound Brook Chronicle.; weak legislature, Hardwick said aid under the QEA A committee PUBLIC NOTICE STATEMENT The new ordinance, delayed this $24 $27 TAKE NOTICE, lhat on -Thursday. January 3. 1001 ai • tako notico that tho abovo Ordtnanco was pasnod on heavy smoke and water damage," • Middlesex Chronicle. $20 he didn't "know if it is politically Of urban districts had been estab- 0:00 p.m. in Bo Municipal Building. 567 Boulevard, tho linal reading, aftor public hoaring al a regular mooting said Kirkman. fall because residents objected to • Plscataway-Dunellen Review $20 $24 $27 realistic" to expect changes to the Kenllworlh. Now Jorsoy a public hearing will bo hold by ol Iho Governing Body ot tho Borough ol Komlworlh on a three-per-household limitation, lished several years ago. Ihe Planning Board ol Iho Borough ol Konilworth lor-tho Iho 11 In day ol Docombor. 1000. Despite the estimated damage • Metuchen Edison Review $20 $24 $27 hew law. Bassano added that upproval of a variance and alto plan walvor (striko one) Margarot Adlor was revised and formally adopted WOMEN for properly ownod by McGownn & Laino. Co.. Inc. shown Borough Cork cost in the millions, Meeker-. • South Ptalnfield Reporter $20 $24 $27 there have been no endorsements Sugalski said the Cranford reso- on Ihe tax maps ol the Borough of Konilworth us Block SB 12 CC16-11-DOC 13. 1900 Sharkey employees were back at Nov. 27. Oreck XL 988.. «254.00 52, Lol 4 located at 528 Boulevard for pormlssion lo add • Green Brook'North Piainfleld Journal $15 . $18 $22 of any of the bills proposed to re- lution was placed last on the day- a second Moor and variance from Iho parking ro- Meanwhile the Township Com- Oreck B/B Compact...... 150.00 turn pension and Social Security long agenda and that the 350 dele- quirements ol Articles XVII. 107-52 of tho BOIOUQH Codu BOROUQH OF GARWOOD mittee introduced the proposed • Highland Park Herald ...; ...... $15 $18 $22 Sometimes you just need someone to talk to.... This noilco is published by Iho applicant Dy Ordor ol NOTICE Easy Roach Took Kit...... 18.95 payments to the state. gates had dwindled to about 200 Ihe Borough of Konilworth Board ol Atliuolmeni ' Public Nouco 13 horoby glvon that iho Mayor and Coun- cat licensing ordinance Tuesday, • Cranford Chronicle...... $20 $24 $27 MiGowan 8. Lalno. Co.. Inc. cil ol Ihe Borough ol Garwood, Nuw Jorsoy will hold its Tool Caddy.-.--....,...... 16.95 when the vote was taken by a Applicant Sine Die Meeting ol 1000 at 11:30 a.m. January I. 1991 which passed on first reading. On $12 $18 $22 Bassano urged board members in Iho Municipal Building. Council Chambers. 403 Sou in • Scotch PJains-fanwood Press • ...».••• show of hands. She said the vote , Thomos A. Vilalo, Esq Avonuo. Garwood. Now Jorsoy Pupils win prizes Dec. 26, the final reading and Reg. $439.90 and administrators to testify at WOMEN'S GROUP 51 S. 21st Strool was close. She told • the school Kanllworth. NJ 07033 Tho.Ro-Oroanizalion'Mootlno ol >ho Governing Body public hearing will take place, the upcoming hearing! He said ol 1001 will bo hold on January i 1901 al 12:00 o'clock NOW ONLY $299.00 Gift Subscription Sent To: J9.18 CC-14-1I-D0C 13. 1900 for drug posters with the governing body taking two members of the Senate edu- board Monday that "towns like Call Marilyn Roll, ACSW Noon in Ihe Municipal Building, Council Chambers. 403 Cranford are quite alone finan- South Avenuo. Garwood. Now Jeraoy formal action. cation committee, will attend. Dons Polldoro. RMC/CMC Three fifth graders at Orange cially. We have-to start hounding BOROUGH OFOARWOOD Borough Clork "You give us the ideas and 789-3335 ZONING BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT $7,14 ccll-ll-Doc 13. 1090 Avenuo "School have received Address .' NJSBA and make them give us TAKE NOTICE THAT on the 4th day ol December, 1000. changes necessary to make the some service for our $20,000," tho Zoning, Board ol AdiuQtmenl of Iho Borough ol Gar- awards in the county's 11th an- SUPER program work better," he said. wood. N.J., aftor'u public hourlnQ. granted Ihe applica- LEQAL NOTICE Cranford's annual dues. tion ol PresllrjO Aulo Body. 7-11 South Avenue. Qarwood, BOROUQH OF KENILWORTH nual drug poster contest BUSTER B "We're willing to listen and try to .N.J. to construct a building lor tho storage of cartt to be . repaired. This aphcalion wus grantod with conditions as ORDINANCE NO. 90-11 Heather Simpson won first place COMPACT Telephone _.,,i.:,._ • Enclosed Is my check for $_ sol forth on Illo and that determination ol said 2omna AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER 100, SECTION SHED POUNDS 31 SCHEDULE II: NO PARKING CERTAIN HOURS. in the most meaningful category W/TOOLS > Board of Ad|us|mont'haa beon fllodln tho oflico ol said : •• . In amount of $_ Board at the Munlolpal Bulldmo, Borough ol Garwood STATEMENT and Kim Hribar won third place. • My charge card. .#. 15 residents graduate from Kean Construction Department, 403 South Avenuo, Garwood. Tuko noilco thin uw abovo Ordinance waa passod on New Jersey on Tuesday through Thursday from 0:00 a.m tho linal reading alter public hearing at a regular mooting Vicki Hynes placed second in the 6 of Iho Governing Body, ol Iho Borough ut Kemlworth on PLAZA Expiration Date _ . Signature. Fifteen Cranford residents grad- Barbara Moran, English as a sec- until 12:00 p.m. and 1:00 p.m. until 4:00 p.m. All Board best slogan category. records are available lor Inspection at tho above limoa.. the nth day. ol Docombor. 1000 uated from Kean College this past ond language.' B/UIBARA P0TASHK1N M.S., Dietitian/Nutritionist Bonnie S. Hirach. Secretary Margaret Adlor The contest is sponsored by the PHARMACY ASK Gift Given from: Name. Recipients of bachelor's degrees : Zonino Board ol Adjustment Borough Clork i summer. , 8 & 16 Week, personalized ind group programs $0.18. .' : . . CCI3-1I-DOC. 13. 1090 $6.12 CC! CHS hoop t • teams to face Ifvington f. •'••: tomorrow The Festival of Lights is a timeless beacon of freedom throughout the Freshly Baked Macaroons and Apple Sauce: . Cranford High School varsity In additioiinyou can enjoy fresh fruits from Israel, Empire Frozen basketball teams will open their world. season tomorrow night against And in celebration of the eight days of Chanukah beginning at sundown Kosher Turkeys and Sour Cream. Irvington; the boys will play at . home while the girls are away. on Tuesday evening, the corners of our store are filled with traditional Elsewhere in our store, you'll find tempting ideas for December meals ' After last.' year's discouraging foods from near and far. of all kinds. 1-22 record the boys are hoping for a victorious season. New head As always, our joyous symbols of Chanukah include delicious foods So come to Kings for all the quality and freshness in the world. It's coach Joe Lafferty said, "With the prepared especially for the holiday. . yours this week and every week in every corner of our store. And it's nucleus of last year's team return- ing and some of the newer mem- For example, our traditions include Potato Latkes; Cheese Blintzes", worth every penny. bers on the squad, We should, show some vast improvement" The team is comprised of senior guards Adam Lightcap and Joe Cassidy, center Brad Wagner, for- BUTCHER'S CORNER FARMER'S CORNER GROCERS CORNER SIGNATURE CLUB COUPONCORNER wards Pete Perillo, Mike Burke; Imported from Israel SPECIALS and Mike Williams, juniors Chris Empire Frozen Regular Take advantage of our weekly Polito, guard-forward Ken Majors, Kosher Israeli Galia $^199 Folgers members-only savings in pur •Charles Chips Thin center Kris Bender, Greg Mich- 99 Butcher's, Seafood, Deli and I Pretzels (8 oz.) or aels, forward-center Sean Slattery, Melons ea $J and .sophbmores Sean Hannon Turkey Coffee Farmer's Corners. Look for our •POTATO and Demont Alnutt 10-13 Ib. avg. wgt. Israeli All Grinds, 13 pz. pkg. monthly specials In our Grocer's, 59 According to Lafferty, who USDA Choice Beef Boneless Dairy, Freezer and Floral Corners. Works with assistant head coach Sharon Progress© And, if.you're not already a :: John Moffitt, "the team has been, member; sign up today. . : working very hard ;thrpughout the 12/9/90-12/15/90 . t,U145.. year arid is hoping to continue to-', 10.5 oz; can JOIN THE CLUB, • • Limit ftnc coupon/Mem per customer • improve. •'•' I nave..-. .really beeny Steak;':;; :ib Israeli Slicing ' • •• pleased/ With the effort and the Deckle Removed trimmed to '/„ All 20 Ib. box :• IT'S FREE! • White or Assorted enthusiasm shown by the players Tomatoes $199 99 and know that they are working of an Inch or Less ;_ •Scotties 1 Ib. 1 oz. cont. JL Detergent Kings Fresh ^ hard to get Cranford back to Kings Select •FACIAL ( where they belong in the county, Israeli Baby Fresh Start Ground Beef $') 00 •TISSUE conference and state basketball Veal Breast $249 Fat Contenf Not to mm OFF 69 circles/' . With Pocket Ib. iPkg. of 175 To test the workings: of the team Tomatoes ea. mm . Detergent Exceed 15 %, 3 lbs. or more With this 3 Ib. 14 oz Members Save Coupon in a relaxed environment, Lafferty Kings Select Boneless Clementine Fresh 0 entered the team in a number of 99 / •Good 12/9/90-12/15/90 . . LU148 pre-season scrimmages against Shoulder • • Limit one cnupon/Uem per customer • Oranges FREEZER CORNER Center-Cut $ >Q0 such area teams as Roselle, . Roselle Park, West Orange and Pork Chops mm OFF • Green Giant 10 oz. SCRIMMAGE: Guarding Brearley's center Mike KIstler during Monday's seven-quarter scrim- Imported from Spain. 5 Ib. box Western Grain-Fed^ 3 lbs, or more Brearley, the school whose varsity • Regular Photos by Dlanno Devetson team he coached last year. "We mage are Cougars Adam Lightcap, left, and Brad Wagner. All are senior varsity players. Roast Members Save •Philadelphia New Zealand Vegetables 99 Fresh FORWARD Pete Perillo, a Cranford High School senior, gets have demonstrated in the scrim- In Buuer Sauce, Except Le Seiier ready to shoot in Monday's pre-season game with Brearley. mages that we are capable of Kings Select Ba^Scallops $100 •CREAM doing some things really well. Kiwi Peas, White Corn or Leaf Spinach 1 Ib. or more A OFOFFF _ With this However, there are certain areas Red or Green 8 OZ. Coupon Mancino says Bears execute better Celentano that we need additional work in," California Leaf Imitation Members Save Cougar wrestlers work he said. Cutlets ,b*8 ;Good 12/9/90-12/15/90 Lady Cougars head coach Gene' Ravioli 1 Italian-Style, Cut from Leg Lettuce ib MellenO is optimistic aboui; the offense in pre-season hoop action 99 Grab Meat L .;.; * *i' , i{P!J>°W cofp 1 m • i -r ^^ to score a 34-15 victory, Tho gamo foaturod a PURDUE 24, ILLINOIS 16 Michelle,Schacfcr; Elizabeth Syers and man- Cranford boy closely contested first porlod before tho Pis- The Purdue Boilermakers overcame an early Cranford men Brearley Regional High School athletic de- Lerant, Michael Micciche, Craig Rapczynski, tons gradually pulled away.. 6-0 deficit and pullod away from the Fighting partment honored more than 75 student ath- Joseph Scuorzo, freshman Ralph Giacobbbe, ager Denise Renda. . - Leading the scoring for tho Pistons was Illinois In the second half for their first win Of and managers Lisa Belviso, Joann Cheeka and Richie Horn who took gamo honors with 12 the season, 24-16. letes Dec. 5 at its annual fall sports, program Letters for gymnastics went to juniors.Mas: Grades 7 and 8 STANDINGS points. The team balance of tho Pistons was Purdue was led by the hot shooting of Dave award ceremony. In additon to varsity letters, Lisa Moore. caro, Gharlene Norris; sophomores Lisa evldanf as scoring was shared by Andrew Becerra with, nine points and Tim Bombacl Booster Club and Key Club awards were pre- Brede, Angela DePalma, Jennifer Holzapfel, Nordstrom, eight points, Kovln Pemoullo, also Frenchy's 3 0 Receiving letters for football were seniors BOSTON COLLEGE S3, PROVIDENCE 51 with seven points. Jeff O'Donnell and Vlnny spnted to Most Valuable Players. Coaches freshmen Teneshia Bower, Dawn Castaldo, Bostort College staged a fourth quarter rally eight, David Feder, four, and Danny Springer, Deslderlo chipped In four points apiece. Tre- Pegasus 3 0 Joe Balwierczak, Mike Battle, Kevin Bell, two. Playing well defensively wore E.J. Epplo, chose the Booster winners and fellow athletes lo beat Providence by two points in an excit- mendous rebounding and tough defense by E.M.E. 2 1 Robert Cox, Dayon, Kaufimann, Chris Layden, Kimberly Weiss, and managers Christine ing, well-played game. Peter Dlttmas led his Donnle Mahbney and Kevin Reilly. selected Key Club winners. Gooff Rood, Matt Vendlttl and Tom Connelly Mackeylch & Burke 2 1 Len Lueddeke, Rakesh Patel, Jason Ring, Ken Cardoso, Krisin Willix, Jessica Brooks and team to Victory with 37 points and many Im- . The Celtics showed great determination and sealed the.victory for.Purdue. . Mulcahy's Tavern 1 Booster Club awards went to seniors Victor Williams, juniors Ron Cagno, Jon Chango, Joe Jonathan Firetto. . / . portant rebounds. Jeff Webor, who played a played hard throughout the contest. They The Fighting Illinois were led In scoring by 1 Verno for soccer; Tim Kaufman/football; Kim strong defensive game, and Jeremy Platt each were led by Eric Massner who scored six Terry Franklin with eight points. Ryan Riverside Bombers 1 1 Corbo, Scott DuBeau, David; Egurrpla, Chris Winning letters for tennis were seniors Rallied five points. Dan Bombacl had four, points, Kevin Knight four, Robby Hubblch four McGlynn's fine shooting, netted six points Sports Section 1 Eagan. field hockey; Clinton Kaminski, cross Kiriakatis, James McMenamin, Michael Ring, and Chris Faltoute one. Running the Celtic 1 Barbara Caneiro, Lyons and Dawn Walck, points and Brian Williams netted two. Both while Chris.. Percy added his career-first two Cranford Hotel 1 country; juniors Charlene Norris, gymnastics; Jose Rodriguez, Dan Russoniellb, Mark Scudr offense wore Beau Macksoud, Tom LoGuldlre 2 both gold, and juniors Pina Devisto, Irene Bombacl and Wililams helped.their team con- points. Ian Gillesple, Courtney Reynolds and . and Karen Savage, tennis. •''•.•; and Ray Johnson. Mike Vendlttl and Mark Just Rlto Equipment 1 2 eri. Bob Taylor, Joseph Trip6di, sophomores trol ' the boardsi Paul Asavabhokhln played Alan Trzuskoskl took care of the rebounding Key Club winners include seniors Luan Laschiver, Angela Lieto arid Savage. very well at both ends of the. court. Stlansen were demons on the. defensive end. while Matt Kabel and Adam Hearn contributed Suns 0 3 Kesshawn Cortez, Bruce Harms, James King, Ahmetaj for soccer; Don Dayon, football; Letter winners for' cross country .include Chris Kaltrelder with an excellent effort led with good defense and fine all around play. Royals 0 3 Steve Miceli, Michael Wright and manager Kaminski,. juniors Donald Coraggio, Maria Providence with 28 points. John Soros added BULLETS 31, KNICKS 8 Crista Rydzewski, field hockey; Kaminski, Curt Emery. ,•...," •Gomez, sophomores. Patricia Anglim, Eli- seven points. Brian Maher played a good all- the Bullets defeated the Knlcks 31-8. Tho . MICHIGAN STATE 26, WISCONSIN 25 cross country; Vicki Lyons, tennis; and junior . around game and scored six points. Tony Bullets played great defense the entire game. zabeth. Cuppari, Kelly Moore, Kelly. Ann this was an exciting contest from start to St. Michael's Lisa Mascaro,gymnastics. .'.••... Winning letters for the Mountain Valley Con- : Detore dropped In eight points. David Bober The Bullets also had great offensive rebound- finish, with Wisconsin leading most of the way. Moore and manager Brooks. . Ing to help their offense?v -.'•••• Winning letters for the Group I state cham- ference champion field hockey team were se- served two and Pat Griffin hustled throughout' Michigan State teammates kept chipping Letter winning cheerleaders include seniors the garrie. Also scoring for the Bullots.were Kevin Fool-' away at Wisconsin's lead with a balanced Grades 7 and 8 pion soccer team were seniors Frank Abbate, niors Eagan, Rydzewski, Jessica Saporito and ' ey, 13, Flonn McKenna. six, Michael Gordon, scoring attack. With just seconds, remaining Ahmetaj, Charlie Camara, Michael DeRosa, Cynthia Smith, who received gold letters; and Ava Cavaliere (gold), Christine Davenport, VILIANOVA 52, SETON HALL 47 James Schmltt and Brian Harloy; each four, on tho clock, Marc, Petlto's long Jumper from Justine Demeter, Denise Durham, Eagan, Andrew Schmltt,' Billy Hanson, Andrew Cocci ST. MICHAEL'S 59, HOLY SPIRIT 33 Anthony Galdi, Eric Manassb, Mark Patterson, juniors Cynthia Cerillo, Karen Dentz, Denise . In an exciting, well played game that went Iho'top of the key gave Michigan State Its first Jaina .Parducci .(gold), Camille Pazienza, Lis-.: "right" down" to the "wire, Wllan'ova prevailed and Jeff Bergln contributed With great passing victory"ofIhe'seasori: Petlto'led IHsrtearh'In~ Th9coachln8sta''0'DanMoGarthy-an{' • Pa,ul Pelusio, Verno (gold), - juniors- Michael- -Patten, -sophomores Vicki - Haddix, -Tina and defense.. Leading tho Knlcks" offense Kaufmann, Tara Npvell.o, Faye Papandrea, . ette Rodriquez, Carol Silver, juniors Kara over a tpnaclous Solon Hall squad.! .' scoring with nine points. Mike Bazllus, Kevin Rob Bhend has put together a new look (or Emery,. Jason Fennes, Christopher Hogan, Shields (gold), sophomores Natalia Cavaliere, Villanoya benefited from a balanced, scoring' were Jimmy D'Arcy, Anthony D'lorlo and Do Slmone and Robbie Schlpper also contrib- the seventh and eighth grade St. Michael's Matt O'Donnell, Michael Toth, Joseph Tren- Elizabeth Scheuerer, Jennifer Sedlak, Jen- Adam Eucarelll. Brian Wlengart helped every- uted points. ... • ' . . team this season. Combining a running, ag- Maria Cino, Irene Piccininni and Melissa attack, with Dave Crosby, Adam Loffredo and • ••••...•.:••••>••• • •; :w • -• •' tacost, Matthew Voorhees, sophomores Marc nifer Tortorcllo, freshmen Angelia Foglja, : Mike Feeley hitting for doublet figures, while where while rebounding came from Rich Win- For Wisconsin, Bbbby Haber led all scorers gresshre. offense wtth a hawking defense has Toma. . Danny Martin, J.R. Mamrack and Randy , tor. Peter Harnett and Pat Burke. with 12 points, while David Degenhardt, Chris Added real excitement to the sports program Durantc, Dan Gocel, James Harper, Laszlo Kelly Griffin, Laura Kistler, Karyn Korinchak, Wooden also put some points on the board. Vlttltoe and Brian Sullivan came through with ' at St. Michael's..Inside board strength, speed LAKERS 31, 76ERS 28 Scott Ruchok' contributed with some fine do* timely baskets. For the winning Michigan and high percentage shooting provides the. BROTHERS CALLED: Josh; left, and Scott Siano are on (onse and good all-around team play. ; In the first half tho 76ers, lod by Paul WhHo- State loam outstanding defenders were Brett warriors with the bolartco which the team has Cranford athletic department recognizes participants Soton Hall was led by Luke Hannon, Justin hurst broke out with a groat offenslvo effort by Gurrteo, Kevin Bostel, Mike D'Arcy and Scott desired for-.the"past several years. Ezbianski, Katie Hopkins, Am- active duty With the Marines awaiting further orders. Evans and Bob Salguoro, each-scoring In Day Pean and Mark Ivory, The Lakers, led by Ivory. Playing strohg defense for tho WIs-. Si. Mike's Jurnpad out to a quick lead, never Cranford High School athletic nifer Jankunas, tennis; and Susan leading. double figures. Also playing well for the Pi- Larason Davis, Jay Whaleh and Tappan consin team was Sean Long, Mike Tretola, having to look back and nine team members , department recognized athletes in Eberling, cheerleading. Varisly letters went to Karen anda Keeley, Katie Paterson, Col- rates wore Nell and Kevin Slattery, Jason Parlkh, put a tremendous defqnslvo effort to Roy Wolgel and Vln Munoz. • were In the scoring column. • the fall sports program at an all- Receiving.silver certificates for Cardell, gymnastics; Mike Bell, leen Rae and Michele McGuire, Zocktnan and Brendan Roeti. : . stop them from scoring. . ; Leading the warrior scoring was Jeff Carney varsity cheerleading; Jill Matz, In tho second half the Lakers and tho.76ers with 18 points, followed by Greg Dorsett with school awards assembly Nov. 28. two years were Elissa Cagah, Dave Burg, Jeffrey Knight, Denise Two Siano brothers called NORTHWESTERN 38, OHIO STATE 18 Tania Mayer, Ailynne San Juan, had a shooting match. Lakers' teamwork In- 11, Phil Lanz and Marjoe Agulllng with eight *>•'. STANDINGS Patrick Maher played a tine all around game The highest award, a plaque for Sylvia Haller, Nikki Malfetti and Pechillo, Jennifer Schulze and cluding Ryan Oxx, Chris. Salloo, Whit Percy oooh, Luke Hannon with six and Brian Wilson. Michelle, Simeone, Maura Slat- arid scored 26 points' and Robert Sands also four years' participation,, went "to Kfist"" i White""'", gymnastics" ; Mega-- n Lauren Flynn, cross country; Joe .and Rich Torrlsl contrlbutod toward tho vlc- - Adrian Petrlno, and Nick and Joe Cannono "•^•fesi,; • tery, Nicole Warbeck, Lashonda Connecticut ' •: • -i 0 scored to lead Northwestern to victory. For- Michele Charney for gymnastics; Thee, cross country; Wayne Bend- Depa, Chris Dorsett, David Dor- to active duty with Marines tory. Whalon led the Lakers with 14 polnls and wards Tim Styler and.Jared Bashloum pro- witH two each. Mac Foster and Chris McComb Whisnant, JV cheerleading. Goorgetown . . ' • 1 0 Davis had olght assists.. played key.defdrislve'rolss. Maggie Morrow, cross •'. country; er, Bill Hull,., Cort Montross, An- sett, Casey Drexler, Marc Funk, vided' defensive rebounding that limited the JV certificates went to Erica Scott and Joseph Siano of 11 He completed combat engineering Syracuse , ' 1 ' • . 0 Ohio State scoring chances and Ryan Schmltt Kenneth Alexo, Brian Hartmann, thony Muccia, Keith Sheara, Sean Robyh Frank, Derek Gardener, Pease, gymnastics; Alanio Hop- Indian Spring Rd. have been school in November at Camp Villanova • . .1 . • :•.-• 1 and James Healey filled the lanes to spread Francis Lucash and Christopher Sullivan and Brian Thomas, foot- Jean Halecky, Arthur Hearns, Jeff Grades 3 and 4 the defense. Rookie point guard Eddie Feeley called to active duty with the U.S. Lejeune. Both brothers were on Providence ' •' 1 •• '. 1 . Grades 5 and 6 Payjcs,. boys: soccer; and Joiahria ball; Michael' Deimonaco, David Kleinsorgen, Niqk Lettieri, Scott .{""VCroskins, crosss. country; Pete Ellartv played*aggressrve-defense and drove.hard to : Marine Corps. .. . • •". •:•-. • the CHS vvresth'ng tearh.:..: ,,:',' •. • ... Pittsburgh ' • ... • :v ••;••:;, ^'•.•f n^M^^..^.^.'-:; : •«:^u!-'-.'__-j' Gregory Michaels, Millar., Trim G'Reillv. Anthonv DaVid Gutherz, Bnan •'•'•1/ ..trie'hoop for a key bucket white "center: John i girls' tennis.' ,. " DiFabio and Miller, • Tom Anthony •'•;' V INDIANAIB, MICHIGAN 14 Hehiy Marelli, J"6nathan They afe sons of Barbara Wenz Mrs. Wenz'said her sons are fol- : Boston College . . • 'Yi, HOLYSPmiT 19, ST. MICHAEL'S 13 •- : : Porchetta; • ••'• . ,. ^ . Pedde kept the. ball alive on the offenslvo • •.,... ,, :..r;s...; .T.—•'..• -,•• '. ,.,.' ••' ,;:;'• •;. '.\;'^'' Photo by^ Robott Vo'ung Gold certificates for three years. boys' soccer; . Daniela Barbosa, Origliato,, Amerina lowing in their father's, footsteps-- : With the scqre'Just.2-0 at the end of the first ' :; . Ma:tt Siillivan,_and Eric Williams, of Cranford£and^-Joh!n Siaho; of, T Seton Hall :': ; [••-' 'P.: •: '\ • ' I boards and hlt.a deadly 15-Jooter. • For tg^i first time In quite a fow years, the St Stephen Pirillo,' Mike Prodeline,. . quarter, both teams knew it Was a-defensive Michael's, Warriors .lost 'frielr .'opening seaspn —were - awarded to Kirn "Kupka, .- Joariffe Calalario, Heather Gary, by joining the Marines." She said, St. John's : The scrappy Ohio State squad was lad.by:\ : PRACticE: Cranford High,School junior Keyln Cassid/ drib- Pennsylvania."r. , ;.;.':.'. : 0 z DarryiThomas and Michael Will- football; ban Beattis, Braridon "•.' •-.• .- . battle. -Kevin Fontana then made two free jTricia LaGrace, Andrea Brian Kelomen and Rob Qrslnlvvho.combined game. Nervous' jitters eomblriea with. Holy' ~" "" Missy Layton, Sarah Stdrz and "Our prayers are with them for a throws and two baskets to score eight points' ; b\e§ down court during repent basketball practice. ; - :.?:- : football; Andrew: Botwin, Brewster, Kevin Callahan, Vic The Siano brothers are assigned for 14 points and sorne aggressive play under Spirit's aggressive defense virtually shut down' Kristen B'afdoni and Susan Koh- Marl6ne Toth, girls' soccer; tarns, Also in last weok's play Connecticut In the first half and give Indiana a 10-4 lead. to the 2nd Marine Expeditionary safe return. I'm very concerned, tho boards. Tom Arthur and Joe Unlsh played St. Michael's In the first half of the game. Catalano, Mark Chandros, Dan trounced St. John's 79-55 and Georgetown Rob Segear scored four points and helped liska,. gymnastics; Joseph Cassidy,: Laurie Colanissp, Emily Kokie, Michael Dilorio, Frank Halter, but very proud." She has another well at guard and each scored two points. The; Warriors regained their confidence In Deimonaco, Ken Hartmann, Kevin Brigade in Camp Lejeune, N.C., triumphed over Pittsburgh 42-35. control the boards. Andy KIndler chipped In ; Karen Koehler, Scott Laidlaw and Frartcie Litterio, Tara McGovern Michael Hecht, Sean Waters and Leon Schusterman and Mike Splaln hustled the second half and outscored Holy Spirit Iglesias, Joe Lopes, Mike Moffitt, awaiting further orders. son, Chris, 13. ... four points; and Greg winters two. Erlc- on defense and Evan Gllon and Jay Rlch- 11-8 for the period, but It wasn't a strong ft Bears on team Franco Montaltb, cross country; and Pema Shakabpa, field hockey; John Witherington, boys' soccer; Schrelber and Brad Sumonek caused some. Chris Pankiewitz, Leo Rinaldij Lance Cpl. Scott Siano, & 1988 Grades 5and 6 ardella contributed some excellent passes and enough comeback to pull out the victory. , Chaz Eickc, and George Schmidt, Susan Goldberg, Allison Goldman, Joanne Toth and Kerry Williams, turn overs ori defenso. John Anthos and Mike Bill Ryan, Todd Schechter, Marc graduate of Cranford High School, a solid floor game. • A packed gym saw a great deal of hustle by Eleven members of the Brearley football team have been named girls' soccer. .'.''• Galluccl played tough man-to-man defense. 'football; Jason Alvator, Forrester. Alison Jankunas, Meredith Kozak, Skarecki, Neil . Stelzner, Paul joined the Marines in September both teams, with St. Michael's repeatedly to the Valley Division's Mountain Valley Conference team. Cox, Ed , Davenport, Massirho Kathy ReKoon, Karen Reszetylb Also, Kim Brunner, Kristien NETS 39, ROCKETS 14 Michigan was led by Jason Harris with eight stealing tho ball down the stretch, especially Defensive honorees include senior running back Mike Battle Subacius, boys' soccer; Cheryl 1989 after completing a year at POW flag raising The. Nets' tenacious defense along with their points. Chris Shaw showed good ball control by Joe McComb, Philip Gallllot and Joe De^'. DiLellO and Chris Polito, boys' and Kari Scher, girls' tennis; Ail- Dackerman, Kerrin Healey, Amy and juniors Jim McMenamin, tackle, Jose Rodriguez, guard, and Alexo, Kim Baker, Jessica Benes, Union County College. He gradu- balanced scoring proved to be. the winning and scored four points. Matt Rausch had two Cranford girls Cartdla.; .. , ' . .; soccer; Tracee Aurand, .Meredith een Bracuto, Erica Curren, Dani- Hegna, Megan Hesspus, Leah Jennifer Bobrowski, Erin Burke, ated from motor transport school A. POW-MIA flag will be raised combination as they defeated the Rockets points and rebounded well. Jeff Baer played Scoring for the Warriors Were Gallllot with Mark Scuderi, kicker; Senior safely Tim Kaufhlari and junior Hunt, Karen Mitchell, Christine 39-14. .'••;.,• aggressive defense and caused many turn Baumann, Stephanie Baumanh elle Jacques and Sarah Johnson, Christina Chang, Michelle Devito, at Camp Pendleton, Calif., in June outside Union Hospital Tuesday four, Colleen Carney with two, McComb with tackle Scott Dubeau made the defensive team. Honorable men- and Ren6e Dale, girls' soccer; varsity cheerleading; Denise Lutz Pipchick and Kelly Quigley; field at 2:30 p.m. in a brief ceremony Chris Sands' timely passes and excellent overs. Also playing well.for Michigan were Grades 6, 7 and 8 six, and Decandla with one.. Paul Harris, An- tion went to seniors Don Dayon and Ken Williams, junior Bob Wendy Eberling, Ellen Eichr and returned home to begin his ball handling set up many easy baskets for Frank Buorivino, John'Pabst, Gerry Tobln and hockey; Michelle . Cascianp, Amy honoring prisoners of war and drew Huplo. Brian Jean-Joseph and Steven. ' Taylor Jr. and sophomore Mike Wright Teny Spricigo, field hockey; Jen- and April McElwee; JV cheer- enlaub, Lauren Forlini, Eileen reser.e status. stationed in Red the Nets. The Nets were led In scoring by ShaunJohnson. • Gachko were key players In the second-half Losi, Heidi Marquez, Francine BanK. those missing in action. The flag robouhdlng expert Greg Bazllus with. 15 FIGHTING IRISH 28, SOONERS 6 comeback, getting court direction from Bren- The Bears finished MVC play with a 5-1 record this seasoa will be presented by hospital points, Dave Euroll with eight. Sands and . IOWA 31, MINNESOTA 16 dan Keeley at point guard. . Saad, Jennifer Schmitt and Carol- Pfc. Josh Siano gradin*ed from Tho. Fighting. Irish put five players In tho maintenance employee Brian Joey McCpmb with six • each and Kevin . Terry Donovan scored 19 points and scoring column and used a swarming defense Sports matter ine Cumiskey, girls' soccer,; Karen Cranford High, in 1989 and joined O'Donnell aiid P' o Gllbertson, Chris Theq grabbed 16 rebounds as Iowa defeated a rug- to gain the victory over tho Soonors. The Irish Bitz, Alison Brunner, Meredith iy Sutowski of Cranford. ;; the Marines in June after a ye.' " and Brian TurowsK. .contributed with timely re- ged Minnesota team 31-16. opened a 8-4 load alter tho first quarter and By-.AILles ' \ •' •/, :••' •:.' ;,•' ' '... Scott Pioli, assistant coach at Murray State Univer- bounds and stoady defense. • Breyer, Amy Bercl'ick, Kac, ,"" *he University of ''- . The contest was tightly played In tho first built a 14-4 lead at halftlme. The Sooners Frank LaBarca College Day, held at Brearley Re- sity, a Division I-AA school located in Murray, Ky., llo, Audra Diziki, Krister The • Rockets wore led by Brendan Keelpy half as Minnesota came from behind to'tie playod hard throughout the game but the Irish with One defensive plays- and six points. Also Iowa 7-7 midway through the second quarter oulscored tho Soonors In the third and fourth gional High School Sunday, is one of the most signif- said, "The LaBarca event is great for the kids and Amy Haug, Jessica Higgins, ISJIS- scoring were Joe Muccla with four points and on baskets from Carmine DeNlcola and excel- quarters to.seal the victory. icant events designed exclusively to help high School' the colleges. We've been coming here ever since it ten Iwahski, Lauren Janish, Swinton to be admitted to N.J. Bar lent foul shooting from, Billy Simpson. But bas- Kenny Lutz and Colin McFadden with two Jenny Love hit • two jumpers to lead the football players get into college. was started: We have two Brearley players on our kets from. Donovan, Ryan Holmstetter and Phil Donna Louizides, Jennifer Mor- each. Also playing well woro Evan Marx and Sooners. with four points. Kerry Kannon dl- Daniel Scott Swinton has passed Law. He received the American Matz pushed Iowa to a 19-13 halttlmo lead.. - Each year coaches from mor6 than 40 colleges set team, Brett Hubinger and Mike Ramos, and several retti, Becky Mprris, Shannon Pow- David. Parlak. . • . rbctod tho Soonor oWense with slick ball.rjan- the New Jersey State Bar Exami- Jurisprudence Award for excel- ' Iowa' sealed tho game In1 the' fourth quarter up^^ tables, pass, out literature, show teanii videos, and others from New Jersey, all recrliited at past La- ers, Ann Rivera, Mary Kate Tu- dllng and scored; two points. Julie Morstrom ilU 1 v on quick basket? from Chris Kelly, Matz.and nation and. will be inducted at a \ence in witts and trusts. He at- PISTONS 37, JAZZ 20 and Kerryanno Behdor grabbed many re- ^irectly'to hundred's of high?chopl fd6teai:play-"' Barca cpneg^ d^ys,' , - - • ; ' .; " roAVskf".' and Rosemarie Wright, • Donovan. Leading the Iowa defense were ceremony in Trenton Dec. 20. He tended Cranford public schools In a game filled with fast paced action the bounds for the Sooners. Sooners Heather ers^ and. thei^. r_. parent_.._,_s. ,..^j-._who com.e t!-o Brearley'T,-_-- .. _s •-.L-U-J..-:gymna- jefrsparagana, head football coach at Albright Col- field hockey; Andrea Ballman, Ryan and ' Ron Kul|k, Dave Tenbroeck and s i J J Pistons wonthelf'second gamo of the season White, Beth Johnston and Julia Boeker hus- will be sworn in by N.J. Supreme and the American School in Lon- Ben Brown. Minnesota's John Mlcclo and sium from high schools all over New Jersey. lege, Reading, Pa., said, "Our school ranks in the top Bonnie Gittlin, Jessica Polak, Saturday against a smaller Jazz team. Size tled at both ends at the court. Court Chief Justice Robert N. . don. Swinton graduated from DeNlcola lead In scoring with five points while was Important as the Pistons held a.blg edge. . For tho Irish, Kacey Conroy scored lry each As a public service, First Fidelity Bank provides 8 percent academically. We afford the opportunity to Laurie Shackell, Jennifer Slocum Billy Provod pushed In four points. Leading Wilentz. Cranford High School and Muh- In rebounding, leading to a number of scores: quarter to load the team with 14 points. Step- specific information about financial aid. and student play football at the college level and prepare young and Sybil Young, girls' tennis. the Minnesota defense were Joey Viola, Keith Swinton, son of Dan and Char- lenberg College, Allentown, Pa. The victory was' the second In a row for the hanieKarmol, Erica Platt and Wrnberty Katt- loahs. Fidelity also contributes to,>a; special LaBarca winners. . . .. • Gllbertson, Peter Epplo and James Doty. men for whatever the future holds outside of sports. Freshman certificates were He is employed by the law firm relder all played well and each tallied four scholarship fund which is available to prospects who lotte Swinton of Hampton Street, Andrew Nordstrom starred for the Pistons points. Jennifer Johes pulled down boards LaBarca enables us to see hundreds of prospects in given to Tara Gorman and Kim of Bumgardner, Hardin and Ellis,. attend the event . graduated cum laude in June putting In 14 points from a variety of positions WISCONSIN 38, PURDUE 20 and chipped In with two points. Sdsan Mata a single day." ;i - Swenson, gymnastics; Scott Cor- from Pace .University School of Springfield. on the court. Richie Horn scored 11 points, Tho Wisconsin Badgers opened tholr sea- played aggrosstvoiy before leaving.the game In its ninth year, the LaBarca College Day also All Brearley graduating.senior football players are bin, cross county; Nick Arace, Dave Feder six points and Kevin Pemoulle BIX son with a hard fought win over a tough Boil- duo to an Injury. . affords great prestige to Brearley High School and prepped for the event by Taylor and their school Steve Bazilus, Eddie Cruz, Donald points. Guards Donnle Mahoney and Danny ermaker team. Bobby. Haber led all scorers its coach Bob Taylor, who is also a member of the guidance counselors. Mike Battle, the Bears' .alt Springer helped run the Piston offense. with 18 points! Also scoring In double figures Hill, Mike Maguire, Mike Mon- Scout Pack 103 celebrates holiday The Jazz were forced to shoot over the taller for Wisconsin was Chris Virtltoe who had 10 LaBarca Memorial board of trustees. county running back, said, "This is a great opportu- tigue, John Fay, Tim Matz, Mike "The event helps jkids most in need of informa- nity to get information on colleges. It also shows that Last month, during the "Scout- Pistons, and forward Jeff Tlerny led with seven points. Pounding out the scoring for the Bad- 1 O'Donnell,- Drew provini, Frank The past two months have been points,- largely on jump shots. Guards Ryan gers were Mike Tretola with four- points, and Auderson success 4-Way Short Cut™ Tool tion," said Taylor. "Division I potential players have my high school is interested in helping me and other Riccio, jody' Phillips, Frank a busy- and productive time* for ing for Food" project, the pack Matlosz, two points, and Todd Daniel, two Dave Degenhardt, Brian Sullivan and Sean , With !=REE already been identified. This is an opportunity to players after we graduate." . Spirito, Kevin Sargent, Jason Cub Scout Pack 103. In the begin- collected more than 1,500 cans of points, worked several glve-and-go plays to LOngo With two polnls apiece. Playing tough _ Leather Workmastei® Box Saw perfection. Eric Dale, four - points, Steve in field hockey v help the other players have a chance to play at the The late Frank LaBarca, for^ whom the event is Schultz, Chris Sullivan, Rick ning of December, the pack deco- food which they donated to Cran- defense and getting most of the rebounds 25 Ft. Holster ford Family Care food pantry. Gachko, three, and Mike D'Agostlno two, were Ray Welgel and Vlniilo Munoz. Greta Anderson, a 1987 graduate Screwdriver 99 college level, or at least increase their chances to get named, was a coach in Middlesex County who grew Rombert, Matthew Kavalas, An- rated the Christmas tree at the in- rounded out the Jazz scoring. Playing strong ; Jeff O'Donnell led the Boilermaker charge Pbwerlock® Four screwdrivers • into a college, I'm proud that in recent years more up in Newark. Throughout his life he was a leader thony yensziano and Kevin tersection of Centennial and Also, the scouts participated in man-fchman defense.were Tom Unlsh, Paul with six points. Chipping In the scoring for of Cranford High School, has fin- •'In one. 3/16", 9 than 50 Brearley players have been placed in col- Gravios, football; Don Andretta, South avenues. The pack contin- sports night, during which teams Herits and Mark Saad. ished her final season playing for Tape Rule 1/4" slotted, . Revolutionary' new tooth con- in .._.,...helpin^g youngster„,--_ s further their football ambi- Purdue were Geoff Rood and. Matt Vendlttl figuration delivers clean cuts leges, some with full scholarships." Anthony Evaristo, David Gregory, ued with the holiday spirit Sat- competed in such athletic events with four points and Dave Bacera, Tim Bom- the Moravian College field hockey Laser, tested,. Stanley Power- #1. #2. pt. tions. Upon his death, the LaBarca Memorial was bacl and Vlh Deslderlo with two points apiece. lock* Tape Rule... the tape rule Phillips. much faster than conventional Besides Taylor, area coaches on the board of trus- Chris Jenkins, Matthew urday's when they made their as the hoop shoot, the football toss PISTONS 34, CELTICS 15 team on a successful note. inaugurated in his honor to perpetuate his commit- Tom Connelly and Pat Sullivan contributed by which all others are measured. handsaws. Compact blade • for Kawczynski, Eric Kricxs, Craig and the goalie kick. In tho first gamo of the 1990-91 season for tees are: Lou Rettino of Union High School and Ed ment to help youngsters who aspire to play football own gifts during the pack's craft with good defense and all around team play. Anderson, a senior criminal jus- easier storage and handling. both teams the Pistons outlasted the Celtics 15"X9 pt. CrOSSCUt. *S15334 Tranchina of Westfield High School. on the college level. Marano, Mark Nazzaro, Daniel night tice major, has been the Lady Saad, Mike Smitii, Ayai Steinberg, Hounds' starting goalie since she Mike Swackhammer, Jeffrey Res- entered the Bethlehem, Pa., col- Bowling zetylo, Matthew Ta'gliavore and Sevejn cubs receive Parvuli Dei Award lege four years ago. Dan Wilkin, soccer; peena Receiving this award were orth soccer During the 1990 season, An- STANLEY. STANLEY STANLEY Seven Cub Scouts from St ell, 167; Glen Evans, 148; Philip Castaldo, games were bowled by Barbara Hamett, 170; Brozek, Kerri Bruzenas, Cara Kevin Fontana, Terry Donovan, derson and fellow goalie Sharon CRANFORD LEAGUE Michael's Pack 178 received —Alex-Sofianakos, Mike-JDelatore,- r 104;-Cheryl Sperar 146; Angela^^ Maratta^-1.18;.-.-rJrBndne-Leddy._.160:..and.Ruby_.WeespIe?i,:. "Degenhardt, Tiziana DlLelld, Jes- TarvuliTDei Award at the pack's "The Harding School soccer team concluded on the wing. Other seventh graders who Hudson :ofWairTownshlp"collec and Jennifer Evans, 115. Tho K of C bowled 148. Nicholas Jenkins, Car-mine Deni- 31 its sixth season matching Its 10-2 record of made major contributions In tholr first soason tively recorded four shutouts. Seney Eleotrlc 67 the high team gams of 728 the high team sica Dreyer, Jamie Drozewski, November meeting. The award, last year. This was also the school's largest coza and Billy Provod. . were fullback Kenny Perkln and Lelght Par- D&M Meats 66 ' 32 series of 2,024. . Tracey Fulling, Carrie Gordon, which is the highest religious turnout with a squad of 25 players. The Ken- The Moravian Lady Hounds fin- GARWOOD WOMEN The pack participated in the clak. Mike Pastor did an excellent Job In goal Meeker Sharkey 61 • 37 Kristeh. Johnson, Su Kim, Amie honor a Roman Catholic Cub llworth squad registered two victories over fortho Hawks'ln his first year. , ished their season with a respect- Watchung Council's swim meet Roselle Park, Mountalnsldo, Garwood and Cranford Elks 60 38 Scout can receive, was presented Sixth grade players making strohg perfor- able 6-5-3 record. HILLSIDE AVE. PTA Garwood Rest 58 35 Niemsyk, Erin Small, Candy Saturday. There will be a holiday Winflold Park. The Hawks also tallied single mances In their .first season wore forward Pat Cranterd Sunocx) 5B 52 Spricigo and Kiersten Stiansen, by the Rev. Steve Brock, assistant victories over Orange Avanuo and Hillside Av- EZ Sockets 50 61 pack meeting Wednesday. Gulda and halfback Steven Goncalvos who Cathy's Cerarnlcs 56 52 field hockey. pastor. enue schools In Cranford. SPORTS ON TV Newcomers 26 13 Garwood Lanes 48 63 each scored a goal. Other power forwards • 54 The Hawks only losses came In dose Suburban Cablevision's • TV-3 Reynolds Plumbing 44 Hillside Angels 23 16 44 Mike Duda, Brant Krlhak and Jon Santos Lucky Girls ':'• ' ** • games against Clark and a rematch overtime Roel-Strong Fuel 53 45 Rowdies 20 19 passed and played well. Bobby Tumor did a will present "Countdown to Glory: Jo Nik Carpets 48 45 game agDl^ig t Orango Avenue, good Job on defense. Hull Vlccl 52 46 22 A Winter Sports Preview" tonight Plnettes 17 42 49 ThT o Ha ised last year's school record German Gomez was the manager for the .':." ' 52 ' 46 DKtrlck's Clark Lanes. Misfits 16.5 22.5 ol 56 . go; h an outstanding 70 goals, second year for the team coached by Jeff at 8 and again tomorrow, Sunday K&B Welding 41 450 Professional 48" Bra«i Bound Phoenix Jewelers '•52 - .. 46 14.5 • 24.5 Eloven plz vtho team registered goals. Kaltrelder. and Tuesday spotlighting area Rascals The New Girls 34 67 Eighth £ Ohrls Telno led the team In high school teams. Mahogany Fiberglass 1999 Cranford Hotel 49 49 scoring with ohool record ol 24 goals frorn lfc Modem Barbor 49 49 High series were bowled by Cathy Masaonl, High series were bowled by Janet Malko, hiis right wing position. Jalmlo Yepe, another 16 Oz. Handyman™ 442; Roe Lutz, 426; and Barbara DaQuIno, Mason Level Mason Llmo 48 50 520; Patty Yutz, 500; Carol Rllay, 493; Evelyn eighth grader and now student In the school, 413. High games were bowled by1 Cathy Rip Hammer 6-Piece Horan Lumber 48 50 Lawler, 488; Edna Oliver, 483; Lisa falser, EFIKEJfe scored 14 goals from his center forward posi- Brass bound edaes. Six matched Massonl, 181; Barbara DaQuIno, 162; Roe 47 ' 51 480; Linda Kaiser, 471; Jeanne McComb, 467; tion. Playing his third season, Center halfback THE GOLF SHOP clear, glass vials. Two double Features rim-tempered face and TollEnrjel, . Lutz, 156 and Mary Carvalho, 151. Screwdriver Set and Marie Hartung, 464. High games were HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETE OF THE WEEK Scott Jankunas directed the offense and do- plumb, one double level. Solid kiln comfortable vinyl grip. # Victor Dennis 47 • 61 •(»"•" and- hit lor 12 goals. Year.player Billy Plastic handles. Nickel-plated bowled by Patty Yutz, 223; Margaret Ban- 2544 Plafnfleld Ave. • Scotch Plains • 232-1748 dried mahogany. bars, Storage rack. *S«OCG 45 53 Ravaioli contrlbutod nine Important goals from Cap-Cadecs MONDAY A.M. SENIORS kovlch, 209; Janet Malko, 186; Carol Rlley, (as picked by the sports staff of Forbes Newspapers) left wing and occasionally played defense. An- Hours: M-F 9-5, Sat. 8:30-2 Global Carpot .43 65 '187, Evelyn LaWler 178, Mario Hartung, 175; other eighth grader, playing In his second ••• '•> 39 69 Lisa Fralzer, 173; Jerry Chlnchar, 171; Unda Robblns & Allison Go Getters 68 26 soason, was Brian Hart who demonstrated Our New Golf T-Shlrts wtth Famous Golf Ungo Make Perfect Cranford Barber 38 60 Kaiser, 171; Jeanne McComb, 168: Patty Wall, polso and leadership, from left halfback and STANLEY STANLEY Bevs 60.5 33.5 165; Angle Slmonet 165; Ellen Boyle, 159; CRISTA RYDZEWSKI chippod In with four points. Brian Fecho Gifts $12.00 each Rowe'n Sunoco 38 60 Three C's 46 38 and Marge Kennedy, 156. 37 Brearley Regional High School scored one point In his second season from Also warm stylish sweatshirts at $20.00 each Dutehy's Landscape 61 Who 44 40 his right halfback position. First year player Just for Kicks 19 79 42 42 David Rosen played well and scored two Hey You . LIVINGSTON-WALNUT 39 :- 45 . goals from wing and halfback and helped out The following bowlad 600 series: Peter Right Aftnera on defense, Eighth graders Joe Kratzer and All New Ping Equipment In Stock 39 46 Maslrostafno, 243,167, 201 and Mike Armus, Three Top.9 Cadavers 53 17 Ryan Hynos played well at fullback In their first ' 191, 223, 193. The follpwlno shot games of 37 47 Go Get 'Em Psychos 48 24 Senior Crista Rydzewski played in goal for the season. Sweeper Milal Palol anchored the de- 200 or more: Don Horvath, Al Oppel, Joe 35 49 fense In his second season, Vladimir Jac- New For 1991 Golf Clubs Shaipshooters 43 27 Brearley field hockey team which finished the Florio, Carl Thul, Jim Heywood, Pat Topetro, 30.5 63.6 aman, also an eighth grader, played well on Titleist DCI Irons, Ram 5-Plece Bob Crane, Paul Degenhardt, Tom Roteto, Three, of Us Athletes Feet 42 28 season with a 9-1 record to win the Mountain the forward lino. Other eighth graders were 5-Piece Bob Mason, Jim Mason, Joe Weber, John 41 29 Kahled Ahmed who worked hard on the for- Zx Lazer, Wilson Staff Plnacellan Valley Conference championship. Crista also Open End Combination Weber, Dom Fowler, John Gall, Rlch.8oroo, High series were bowled by Frank Mlrrilnov, 40.5 29.5 ward line and VoHolino who played aggressive Great Buys On Golf Jim Callander, Dave Merrill, Butch Holland, 575; Fablo Mazzeo, 533; Al Judd, 505; and Oophera . was named goalie for the All-Conference team. defenso. Wrench Set Wrench Set Chlqk O'Hanlon, Joe Bovine, Jack Smith, Art Don Wlddowa, 514. High gamaa were bowled Split Personalities 37.5 32.5 Seventh graders playing In their second sea- Shirts, Vests and Sweaters Protective 48* DaQuIno, Gary Bakor, Brian Handry, Qeorgo by Frank Mknlnov, 234; Carol Capodlce, 203; Walking Wounded 37 33 son woro wing Evan Hutchona, who scored a Thompson, Howard Gabriel and John Byrrw, Don Wkkiows. 194; Fablo Mazzeo, 192; and 35 35 99 Bob Blahe, 180. 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High garnet were Weepies, 418, Helen Baer, 398; Unda Bribl- L8 andSofranko, 160. . bowled by Michael Palmlsano, 174; Gary Pow- eaca, 388; and Donna O'Donnell, 376, High Thursday December 13,1990 CRANFORD CHRONICLE B-5 B-4 C.RAMFI;)1;I;K-;?ICON.!CU': Thursday Decembei-13,1990 Shoppers buy $1,800 worth of farm animals for projecf ^Obituaries When more than 300 adults and children of a single "gift" but we"figured that; the money three: pounds" at birth will reach market Cranford United Methodist Church finished; was doi.ig double duty via HPI," explained weight of 200 pounds at 6 months. HPI has • Co npro..::;.:,;. n ••' •'''• ..:.<'• •. b«'th-El Mr. Kopf. The Kopfs also bought a trio of sent pigs to Honduras where they eat rejected will colcl r.-.t; • \i". ••;• ' •.:::;.• "f their holiday shopping Sunday, they had bought nearly $1,800 worth of pigs, cOws, goats, rabbits for their nephew who was killed at age bananas, to Dominican Republic where they Hanukkril;, ••:..,• .:••••: •]< .'-y •••<:•:/ of , Donald Billiar, professor 18. "He was a real anirnallover and always eat damaged yams* and to many other places v sheep, chicks; rabbits and fish for their loved libcraiio i i'n'in '*w. •'••*'.'•.'•'•"••'•''•i •'' where grass and even garbage are on their sory committee. -••- 'ones. . ;.••' ,,'',"• .. '• had pets so a living memorial, seemed to be a party rn !):05 o.i:: Xiinr';.;. ;::• ilio • A memorial sertrice will be held fitting gift," he added. menu. Income . from -the .-sale' of one shoat (emplr, Th-e ct'I',;.-:'-: ;;•".' ••o;;'ivi'!- Tuesday at 12:15 p.m. in the In 1984 Dr, Billiar received a The animal*- purchases were actually dona- Perhaps the second most, favored animal at (male pig) can double the-annual salary of an irir, nt'1M5 .:'•'.':' .- iv :;.' ••''••'. ••••'' •:•;••• Nomahegan Building's main lec- fellowship from the National En- tions to the Heifer Project International (HPI), the Tair was the chick which was sold by the Ecuadoran farmer. No: wonder that a Car- t.hf! 'Sir-toi-'liij.-'..'. ''I.T:; "•:•'•• ;..'.-!' ture hall at Union County College dowment for the Humanities for a ah ecumenical, non-profit agency which pro- pre-kindergarten class. Th"e youngsters at the ribbcan island once adopied the hog as a sym- for Donald Billiar, 6Q, senior pro- college teacher and a mid-career vides livestock to needy farmers and coopera- bol of progress, - : . •• . fessor and former English depart- fellowship from Princeton Univer- tives in ttie United States and abroad. booth hawked success stories involving their ment chairman, who died last sity and the N J. Consortium on The public is invited to join the fund-raising feathered friends and HPI recipients in Stock- The unusual fair was part of the Methodist f Thursday at. his home irt Jersey the Community College effort: by purchasing a share (any part of the ton, Calif. In this agricultural region of the church's alternate Christmas program. In ad- die TiiCM^iv. City after a long illness. Prior to joining the faculty of anatomy tan be designated) or whole animal Golden State, 25 percent of the farms are dition to gifts/donations to the Heifer Project, .Known ';;•'; Li-r.i bankrupt Farmworkers, many of them refti- In addition to teaching, Dr. Bill- Union College, he taught at the before Saturday when the campaign ends. Call the congregation has purchased gifts.for 171 Hanukk';'!i : University of Michigan, Butler the church office at 276-0936 for information. gees, have few job alternatives. Heifer Project adults and children. The youth are from'fami- iar served on the executive com- International is working with farm coopera^ • fill. Jewish mittee which prepared reports for University, Indianapolis, the Uni- Free gift certificates and cards explaining the lies being assisted by the Cranford Family ,n-( ;>•.-.•!: ••iri I'll r; .:., ;'I;MI tives andryouth organizations' over a five-year : the Commission on Higher Educa- versity of Illinois and the Univer- gift-can be personalized. Care Association and the adults are clients of 2,000 yoi-i> •;'••.>.. -."i :";. sity of MbntreaL period. Twenty-five ducks ^nd 600 hens have the Union County Psychiatric Clinic: : . taken away i'j-c-. <'•'.•<,•••,.• V>; tion of the Middle States Associa- The seven animal booths at the fair were been sent to the fanners via the Metro Minis- : c ; A graduate of Doane College, sponsored by individual Sunday school classes and had i ncyii. v:< . '&,••} tion of Colleges and Schools. He try of the San Joaquin Valley: Five cards representing adult males from also served on the executive com- Crete, Neb., Dr. Billiar received, and; the missions commissions of the church. ' desecrating the temple \ for--.. While not the biggest earner, the pig was the Psychiatric Clinic are still available from bidden sacrifices.' Led '.v' mittee for the college's 1985-90 his master's degree from the Uni- A good natured competition developed be- 1 master plan., When Union College versity of Nebraska and a doctor- tween the youth during the fair as each class certainly one of the rnost talked about animals the church's "giving tree.' Anyone who wishes • ily of Judhh.ihb. \-1au-" , ii.,, " at the event It is unclear whether the pig was to purchase a gift for one or more of these Jews succecclvc.i ".in . c'r and Union County Technical In- ate from the University of Mich- tried to sell more of their animal. Erica Cur- ;'...! he.'.,, stitute merged in 1982 to form igaa He did post-doctoral work at ren and Tony Romeo kept the rivalry going by popular because of its value to HPI recipients adults is asked to contact the church office • Syr-iansJJiom the hnul ;i];cl from • Brown University, Providence, announcing certain gifts such as a portion of a or because of the., symbolism attached by immediately, The gifts will be collected Sun- the temple. :• Union County College he served as chairman of the transitional R.I, and Ohio State University. goat in someone's honor. church members who bought a share of the day. "Many of these adults from the clinic When tho. .Maccaiieoiocss' .veni to faculty executive committee. Born in Nebraska; he had lived Preliminary counts indicate that the hottest swine. • ' • .. • • have no one and even the smallest gift says cleanse and, rndodicnt:ri(c .t'ie tern-' in Jersey City since 1972. ticket item this holiday season was sheep. Mn Visitors to the pig booth learned some hog that someone acknowledges their existence . -pie they found enou;;!r;li .i >,)•>• '•) iir;]i-1 Dr. Billiar was also on the Col- A sister, Mary Lou of Lincoln, arid Mrs. John Kopf bought a whole sheep for trivia from third and fourth graders who were and that they are not forgotten people in our the temple's sevoii-b;-?.i:i lege Entrance Examination Board aggressively touting their- animal. According to community," said": th6 Rev. Doug Miller, and a member of its English advi- Neb., survives. a ftnend who collects sheep memorabilia. "We : . ,4)estick,. or. menora i; -fee or.:y ovio. wouldn't ordinarily spend this much money on HPI, a good quality hog of any breed, weighing church pastor. • „y.. . Bu... -t. tradiLir>i-...... i says' this oil. : - • dh.'ill own. i-.ci^lp din'.1,r •,, 1 • 11..r.• • J i,i iiiioni iny c,,it licunuod In unothor otalu lor tho cur- ,* j (liontlr. o( .ri'i: .vimil 1 .nut '/'-iir. .uvl bo.irinn rog I tit rail on lnQQt aloevo, and ahull MMIMIKI litinmor porrnlt tho came to be kepi vJlthm tho Cranford, NX 276-1617 .0 |K i ',; ••"!. r ( WESTFIELD: 318 East Broad St., Fred H. Gray, Jr. Mgr. 233-0143 IMIbWjclioinlniKilai.i^: '. 'iv/n --hip Q\ Ciitnloid (or u poriod. of more than OOdaya.' CRANFORD: 12 Springfield Ave*, William A. Doyle, Mgr. 276-0092 liuld by u Gta(i.i nr r-injiu^ii ; •.h.iii urimu'.iutUtly upply lor a license und registration lay or liiciivo for onch tiuch cat. B-6 CRANPORD CHRONICLE Thursday December 13,1990 Thursday December13, 1990 CRANFORD CHRONICLE B-7 'LINDEN 5 PLEX' Cranfordi classical guitarist to perform at noon recital Concerts billed at couiity arts center 400 NO. WOOD AVE.« 925-9787 1 • ' .. : :__•• virst Conereffatiariagregatmnal ChurchChurch, UachjecitalBqeh recitals and currentlcui y is re- Bargain Matinee Sat, Sun. & Holiday* "-Three—concerts—are—billed—this-—present—a -^-holiday—concert—at-8- 1«t Show $3.00/toea7BargilnnMSe"J3Sff 125 Elmer St, Westfield, will cording the Sonatas for Un- Orehestra^choirs^atCHS month at the newly restored p.m. Saturday. Tickets are $ld. present the final concert in its Ad- accompanied Violin, the subject Folk singer Tom Chapin will of his doctoral dissertation. His Union County Arts Center, 1601 Look Who's vent series of niid-day musicales to perform winter concert Irving St, Rahway. present a" children's program Mermaid Wednesday at noon. Guitarist manqscript'The History and Lit- Sunday at 2 p.m. His songs convey Talking Too Nicholas Goluses will be the fea- erature of Plucked Instruments," . Celebration Singers and Chancel PG-13 Cranford High School music department will present its annual Handbell Choir of the Presbyter- a positive message about life, fam- PG tured performer, accompanied by is used in conservatories and col- ily relationships and the environ- organist Barbara Thomson. Both leges throughout the world. He is winter concert at 8 p.m. next Thursday. The program will feature ian Church, Westfield, will the brass choir, orchestra, girls' chorus, boys' chorus, concert ment Admission is $5, Home 3 Men and are Cranford residents. a frequent contributor to leading : choir and madrigal singers. The public is invited. ••• • ' . •'.' rr • New Jersey Pops symphony or- Goluses holds the Andres Seg- journals including "Guitar Re- Alone ALady pa view" and "Soundboard." Selections will include the madrigal singers in "All Ye Who 'Messiah' sing-in chestra with soloist Marlene Ver ovia faculty chair at Manhattan Music Love," "Let It Snow" and "Lamp Burning in the Night" Planck will perform Dec. 22 at 8 School of Music in New York Thomson has concertized exten- p.m. Tickets for this concert are Rescuers where he is chairman of the gui- sively in the United States and The girls' chorus will sing "What a Wonderful World" and "This Little Babe" and the boys' chorus will perform "Do You Hear slated in Summit $12.50 and $25, They may be pur- Rocky3£ tar department and where he. Europe, and has been critically Lovers of Handel's "Messiah" chased at the box office or re- Down earned a- doctorate in musical acclaimed for her technique, mu- What I Hear" and "Ave Maria" The concert choir will sing PG 13 "Adoramus Te" and "Jenny Rebecca" and the orchestra will will have a chance to be the cho- served bv calling 499-8226. . Under G arts. He has received the .Pablo sicianship and ability to commu- rus when Summit Chorale hosts Casals Award "for musical-accom- nicate. She was a guest soloist at perform three dances from "Le Roi S'Amuse" by Leo Delibes, Sinfonia in D by Johann Stamitz and Leroy Anderson's "Sleigh its annual "Messiah" sing-in plishment and human endeavor" the 1980. national convention of Tuesday at 8 p.m. at Central Pres- and recently was named artist-in- the American Society of Univer- Ride."' '...'. . • • ' ' •'•.• • '•'.•• .• The concert will conclude again with the singing.of the "Halle- byterian Church, Summit Admis- residerjce at University of Denver. sity Composers, Memphis; the sion is free. His teachers have included Man- Festival Maria Schutz, Austria, lujah Chorus." Schools superintendent Robert Paul will conduct uel Barrueco and Segovia. and the Cathedral of Notre Dame, the chorus and orchestra for the finale. As part of a tradition, all Soloists are Adele Irving, Susan Paris. She was a finalist in the choir alumni are invited.to join the chorus on stage McAdoo and Eric Hiby, Singers Goluses has appeared as a solo^ may bring their own scores, or ist throughout - North America, prestigious International Congress of Organists playing competition rent one at the church for $2. Call South Americai Europe and Asia. 273 7448. He has given, world premiere per- and has recorded for Voice of r formances of several works with America, Radio Bremen (Germ- LLADRO: HUMMEL - ROCKWELL • ANDREA • TOM C Manhattan Symphony and New any), Vermont Public Television N;J. ballet troupe York Philharmonic. ' and Spectrum Records. His summer schedule included Thomson is organist and music bills 'Nutcracker' recitals and master classes at fes- director of First Congregational New Jersey. Dance Theatre tivals in Geneva, Boston, Toronto, Church of Westfield, organist of The Collector's Place Guild Ballet Company will Aspen and New Brunswick. He Temple B'nai Abraham, Living- present "The: Nutcracker" at tqured Korea in September, gave ston, and Voorhees Chapel at Rut Plainfield High School, 950 Park a solo, recital in New York's Mer- gers University. Select from a truly impressive Ave., Saturday and Sunday at 2 kin Hall in November and per- A soup and sandwich luncheon pm. . formed in chamber music con-. will be available at a minimal cost grouping featuring Photo by John Keating certs with the American String Tickets at $10, $12 and $15 may NICHOLAS GOLUSES will be featured at noon concert Wed- following the concert Babysitting OVER 1000 WISH LIST: Scott and Katharine Kachmar tell Santa what they want for Christmas at the recent be purchased at the door or re-! Quartet will be provided free from noon to nesday at a church in Westfield. Breakfast with Santa sponsored by Junior Woman's Club at Hillside Avenue School. served by calling 688-2450. Group The guitarist often programs all- 1:30 p.m.: :. , LLADRO FIGURINES! discounts are available for 25 or Book reviewer presents suggestions for holiday more. Choir to present Christmas concert $y Irma S. Mlrarrie has details of recipes, impossible' _ Geoffrey C. Vfard with Ric and - Old -and hew Christmas: selec-. tiprial songs, in unfamiliar: ar-J; . Chronicle associate .-. , to ^ follow on -televisloiL-.wiEpicuT- fessor Carolyn Heiibnih of Col- v-SKen. Burns tells in words and pic- umbia University; -that over 25 tions will be sung^y-the Chancef>••'•~fingerhents. The" program, which: -**-. The actress Ruth Gordon wrote,- reari Delight" by Evan Jones is a tures the war: from Ft Sunater to years has chronicled women's ed- Choir of Crescent Avenue Presby-. also includes two Renaissance "What's your rule for purchasing biography of James Beard that AppomattpXi as seen on the much- terian Church, 716 Watchung Ave.;, motets, will give audience mem- ucation with elegance arid Tiumor. ~.A very remarkable and important • a present? Mine is: Would I like tells of. the. life of the delightfhl, heralded PBS documentary. "The "Get Shorty," the new Elmpre UCG displays architecturai models Plainfield; at at 5 p.m. Sunday. bers art Opportunity to join in it? Who knows what anyone else1 generous man who most influ- Polk Conspiracy: Murder and Leonard thriller, tells of a crook collection, the largest in the Tri-State • Seated around a table lit by singing familiar carols. Choir likes, but if I like it, that at least is enced American cooking in this Cover-up in the Case of CBS Cor- from Miami who goes to. Holly- area, featuring many limited edition Forty Union County College stu- ings and models on display in the candles and covered with holly members include Sam and Leslie century. As a bonus, it includes something." ... respondent George Polk" by Kati wood to start a new life. and retired pieces only available at dents who have taken architec- college's Tomasulo Art Gallery and ivy, the choir, directed: by Morneweck of Cranford. Admis- Because I agree with Miss Gor- some recipes from his cookbooks, Marton shows by investigative re- tural classes during the fall se- until Jan. 25. Kathleen Upton,. will sing tradi- sion is free. columns and classes. "Books are not made for furni- don's sentiments, I am listing porting her theory of who killed ture, but there is nothing else that the Collector's Place mester have their original draw- The works are the culmination Thanks to three new quads,, Miscellany: "A Life on the 1 some books that I plan to give for the young reporter in 1948, whyso beautifully furnishes a house," of projects assigned in design (including the Green Mountain Express" — the holidays and/or hope to re- Road" by Charles Kuralt is a he was murdered and gives a very Open Evenings til Chrbtmos classes of four levels of profi- according to Henry Ward Beech- Comedy auditions the world's fastest chairlilt), skiing on the ceive. . memoir of his southern boyhood, readable history of Greek politics er. Sat.'til5pm • Sun. 11 amtflSpm _ ciency. Projects deal with real Puppeteers bill 'Babes in Toyland' Fiction? This year there are his reporting years and the over after World War II. The Philathaliaris. of Fanwood sites, such as redevelopment fa- greatest terrain in.New England is sweeter Also; don't forget to donate suit- will hold auditions forth e mystery "Babes in Toyland," an original Puppet Projects, based in Wiltr some splendid books to own so 23 years spent roaming America Mystery: "Longshof' by Dick cades in blighted areas, a railroad than ever. Fprmore information on terrific for CBS. It is filled with the able paperbacks for soldiers in comedy "Catch Me if You Can" adaptation of the children's holi- on, Conn;, and Brooklyn, N.Y., has that they can be enjoyed in a lei- Francis is one of his best stories, the Persian Gulf to Cranford Li- project upgrade and design of a looooong weekend packages starting surely fashion. "Possession—A charm, humor and insight that Sunday at 2 p.m. at the Carriage day classic by Puppet Projects, received awards and recognition filled with horses, danger, great brary. ...•• waterfront marina, all having will be presented at 1:30 p.m. Dec. from Puppeteers of America, New at just $201;'giveusa yell at 800-53SUGAR. Romance" by A.S. Byatt, winner of this man is. admired for. "Et House, Fanwood. Needed are five local implications. wit and marvelous characterizar 16 in the Wilkins Theatre at Kean •Riles aie per pason. (usod.W double ocuvwcy dainq mn-holthy season SHU BUSH the prestigious 1990 Booker Prize, Cetera, Et Cetera" by Lewis FESTIVAL OF CAROLS men and two women in their 30s England Theatre Conference Chil- tibns. "Rumpole a La Carte" by Gallery hours are 1 to 4 p.m. College. and sin subject la siaihbilily Ritas iKlOde lilt Met. jccomrofctons mi r% can be experienced on many lev- Thomas is for the lover of words The Cantoris Choir of men and or older. 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It includes the heritage of B Forbes Newspapers Tte fcth pm»p«wpm»p«wwow d Prma • Tha WnMWd Bwoni • • •••• Just wext of the Brnlceuuier Ccimnon> /Mil, 38 different immigrant groups and —' '.' •' A DIVISION Of fOntii IHC. * A amn*Coumyaiiopp«« Courtly snopp* B-8 CRANFORD CHRONICLE Thursday December 13,1990 t?&<^^ Wow Under Owncrchip of Wsrrcn Chang SUNDAY Cbiica Doro Eiyoy dinncir and the Because There's PASTA EnstWinds Open Christmas Eve, Now Years Eve featuring Szochuan, Hunan, Peking & Cantonese Harry Allen Jazz Quartet K No Substitute for Experience . • FESTIVAL and New Years Day Av^nrd from Chnnnel 5/tJY Daily 10 different pastas WE'RE SETTING OUR CLOCK One low price includes: Authentic Chlnesa culilna by profes- Complete dinner News tor health menu, 11/16/09 sional chels from China, Tafwan and 10 different sauces FRI. & SAT, , Midnight toast " . •'* * Record 9/3/09 Hong Kong. Also loaturlng Gloria • Ros«> delicious Goyimet Health Menu, $7.95 NY Strip & Lobster Tall $13.95 BACK TO 1987! • Party favors Fine Review N.Y. Times 2/12/09 lled Seafood Platter $12.95 Guaranteed good time NO oils, fats, extra, salt, suoar or MSG CHAN'S GARDEN children under 12— '5.95 Come to Villa Piancone Ristorante for Early seating alto available * * * Slar Ledger (II10/09 added.,Tirtt time In New Jersey, and Since 1975 Children OPEN CHRISTMAS EVE ..;... 11.00 AM - 11:00 PM Call 549-5306 for detail! * * * * Wine & Dinu News G/O/BO recommended by • N.Y. Times, Star All tptclt\* t«rv»d vAh Stuffed Sholls or Ledger & Courier News. ioup.ulkd, di t Chicken Tenders J5.95 your New Year's dinner and CHRISTMAS DAY ,. 1:00 PM -11:00 PM Make ruervatlbiu early * * * * Journal 5/20/07 Renowned Hong Kong Chefs PIANO LOUNGE FRI. & SAT. NITES Restaurant 6rCock(«M Lounge . select from 1,5 entrees NEW YEARS EVE 4:00 PM - CLOSING ' SPECIAL ROOMS FOR PARTIES UP TO-300 NEW YEARS DAY ..., ....4:00 PM -11 PM CEUBRAT1N0 4TH ANNIVERSARY \372 North Avenue, Dunellen 968-2432/ TUES., WED., THURS. Children starting at 0-| O95 OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK Lunch • 11:30-3:30 - Dinner • 4:00-11:00 BO* OFF INDIVIDUAL DINNERS 2277 Rt. 22 West, Scotch Plain 10% OFF Binquttt and Pirttti . 889-4979 Whole Lobster or , Hamburger Platter or wiTMTWitAD Expires 12/31/901 Take-out service also available VearParmigl'ana, *9,9.5 . Fried.Shrimp '4.95 Reservations Required )inner Selections ^ Shrimp Cocktallor Dessert with regular menu Shrimp in Garlic selactlon.only . .'.••••, Celebrate the New Year with a true taste of Italy. ARPACCIO sauce appetizer, Soup or Salad . 64 Somerset St. Ristorante • 12 oz Filet Steak & Lobster mil 6 oz^ 756-7310 North Plainfield =651 Boundbrook Rd., Middlesex, NJ • 4 lobster Tails : 968-3243 • Broiled salmon steak • Broiled sword fish. New Year's Eve RISTORANTE • Veal Oscar . ' • • Prime ribs with broiled shrimp/ ,veg & baked potato, rice or linguini 2992 Hamilton Blvd. • South Plainfield. NJ. coffee and dcucrt. .: -Package PrJcci does not Include bar, tax and gratuity. COACROUTE H78 (EXINT" 12 PADDOCK) 4 Mile* West of - 561-2722 MAKE YOUR RESERVATIONS NOW CUMION.NJ. . flBBOTWflNTE At Special buffet will include: 1990 HOLIDAY SCHEDULE 2 Cocktails per person BRUNCH W/SANTA THE CORNERSTONE RESTAURANT Shrimp Cocktail . Adults $13.95 • Children $7.50 Salad Bar Sunday, Dec. 16th 12:00-3:00 CHRISTMAS EVE EB( PIZZA ) 25 New Street 549-5306 Metuchen, NJ. Special Dinner Selections Monday Dec: 24th Carved Prime-Rib Lunch 11:30-4:00 • Djnner 4:00-8:30 Dme Out CHRISTMAS DAY St PASTARIA Shrimp Scampi • . Dinner Only Fettucihe Alfredo Tuesday, Dec. 25th, 1:00-6:00 42 WEST MAIM ST.. SOMERVILLE, NJ • 725-0766 Lasagne NiEW YEAR'S. EVE (FORMERLY THE SOMERVILLE PIZZERIA) . with.. • ; - Roast PorK Loin Monday, Dec. 31st NEW YEAR'S EVE AT Lemon Chicken . LUnch 11:30-4:00 • Dinner 4:00-9:00 Package 8:30 -1:30. $6S.oo/P. + tx &.Q. FAX (908) 725-8578 — BOOK NOW- Harp Steaks NEW YEARS DAY Steak Teriyaki • Tuesday, Jan. 1st $13.95 "• THE BEST JUST GOT BETTER! • <..•• Potatoes . Champadne Brunch 1:00-3:30 • Dlnnor 1:00-8:00 WE'RE Package Includes: Fresh Vegetables. : Route 78 (Exit 12) 4 Miles West of Choice of Surf & Turf •^Thls-'SJtfWfycolumn ^devoted Featuring the band "Zaire" OPENED FOR BUSINESS ;. to sharlng,,wlth you; our headers, Champagne Fountain, party favors all included lhe> dllferent kind* of delightful,, X-Large Cut Prime Rib WE'VE GOT A NEW NAME AND A NEW PLACE . . . delicious cuisine In our area. Broiled Seafood Combo $90.00 per couple Includes tax and tip WITH A FRESH NEW MENU BUT THE SAME GREAT TASTE! Hours: 7:00 PM -1:30 AM Includes: Appetizer, Salad & Dessert V. UIP'irSfll>E CUP nsm/E FEATURING: LIVE MUSIC BTDANNT PRICE THE PIZZArPASTA CONNECTION Champagne Toait & AH The New Tean 708 Mountain Blvd. HOLIDAY PARTY . a'P.M.-* *;:••. JK« I TrimmlngiAtMidnHe Watchung, NJ FREE PASTA BONUS COUPON '75.00/Person + taxV Gratuity Got one FBEE ordsr o( pa»ta with. CAFE ON THE SQUARE your cholco otuuca*, when you This Coupon Entitles ' Coffee & Danish 755-2565 purchasa *ny whole pis. Ploass You to 15% Off Any CLARION HOTEL & TOWERS prooant this coupon upon.payment. Catered Party ol Served I AM[- % AM : 2055 LINCOLN HIGHWAY Main St. Offer expires January 30,1990. 10 or More •• • ABBUNVrlNTE EDISON, NJ. So. Bound Brook- PIZZA. & PASTARIA PIZZA & PASTAIUA 42 WEST MAIN ST, SOMERVILLE. NJ a«cvjC' 563-4972 v « WEST UAU! ST, SOMEBViLLE. NJ 201-287-3500 WE CARE ABOUT YOU f 725-0766 •"•' LOBSTER MANIA - . 725-0766 \ HOME IF NEEDED!*: SX?'« In the past, hotel restaurants were (1) over priced, (2) over decor rated and (3) over rated. Their customers were businessmen staying 0) at the hotel who ate there because it was convenient. Few people THIS NEW YEARS EVE, BaCaRS IS ... from the area ever visited their restaurants.. : . While we still have plenty of them around, some hotels have made a COACH I concerted effort to serve the local population. One restaurant that Is Early Bird Lob$ter doing just that if Cafe on the Square iri the,JEIarion Hotel in Edison. Dinner Specials Their restaurant is located, in the front of the hotel, not In some InUini! cn the Ritz large, cold interior room. The front of the restaurant is a pleasant Seating at Festival greenhouse with hanging plants and a beautiful view of the night sky. '4;00to5:00 From 9:00 p.m. lo 2 00 a.m. ConllnuSus tnleitAlnmcnt Ptow(d«i By: The interior is nicely done in pe^ch tones, walls: and table cloths, . " • Orthextra and X).\. with a plush sofa along one wall. Mirrored walls on each end make the •Corhplete Dinner •.....'.•',••. . o o o o • ; . • room seem larger than it really is. The table setting is beautiful china Starting At . BlllofFare: and silk flowers. Background music is provided by a pianist who plays & Friday Night Open Bar Tliroughout Deli 27 Franklin Park BOBBY & MARY'S 318 William St., Piscataway Restaurant & Lounge MAKE YOUR HOLIDAY RESERVATIONS NOW 752-4474 Each Special Includes: Soup, Salad, Coffee & Dessert ; ' ' AT ' • •• COLD CUTS • Shrimp Parmlglana..; ...., COMPLETE '4 Homemade Gourmet Salads, • Barbecue Spare Ribs... • ...» '.-. $7.95 IitfooitftUtu* NEW YEAR'S EVE Valuable Coupon Enjoy Christmas Eve Dinner With Us From Our Regular Menu •<* n Oil- ANY TAKF. PARTY! • 4:00 PM-9:0ft PM TWO LIVE BANDS! : OUT ounr-R.s >**THEINN*** $60 \ NEW YEARS EVE PACKAGE Catering ..Skeluttveti| tp wm-i THIS C:OUPOM FEATURING WtdAlnqt, Social Functions It May Not Be Time to Fine continental Dining in our newly a couple J Deck the Halls, Mine Rd., Bridgewater, NJ 722-2680 The Silvertones renovated candlelit Dining Room ' LIVE ENTERTAINMENT CHAMPAGNE TOAST But It Is Time to RESERVE and LUNCH DINNER SUNDAY Antipastb, Tri-Color Tortell jni In White Cream: Sauce MAKE RESERVATIONS Toei.-Frl. 11:30-2:30 Tuti.-Thurt. 5:00-9:00 Branch 11:00-2:30 Special Salad of Belgium Endive, Radicchio & Arugula Best Dates Now Available FrL & S»L 5:00-10:00 Dinner 3:00-9:00 NOW! Joe Rocco & Legacy Ml GATHERING FOR ALL OCCASIONS DESIGN YOUR OWN PARTY Super Complete Dinner Specials Main Course Choice of Banquet • A La Carte Dinner • Buffet • Take-Out ***THE NEST*** • »'Lobster Dorato - Lobster Sauteed in Butter, Lemon Ji/ecJ it 6/llnete iilcnil, u ffibimcle maul of a coiii/ii'iiillion. •'•.' Private Room for Parties oM 0-70 Every Night *UVE ENTERTAINMENT* & White Wine Sauce Perfect for: Office Groups • Friends • Family Affairs Tnuri. (II11 ;00 'Fri. & S»L tit 1:00' ;-4 Seasons - Sauteed Veal, Shrimp & Chicken jJliSSLj '^" foo/ilji>r'iouiif lo Ariifif ll/MrJ fi/jfom* Ao/ii/iy/*. 20 New Complete Lunch Spedals - Casual Dining until midnight : $ fl€ • Shrimp & Clams Marinara or Fra Diavoloover Pasta Sunday & Wednesday Nights Monday Nights 10% Off to all senior citizens (dinner only). . EEUDGlaRl (£/entc tcl «JT /now Amu we citii tmlji. fue«..Thiuj. 5:00-12:00, Frl. & S»L 5:00-2:00, Sanity 3:00-9:00 njl £~\rfTkM*\ f\ 6oc/ttai/s iim(Jitie lollies P Coffee - Tea - Dessert Cash Bar All-You-Can-Eat Present this ad and get 10% on all cold cut purchases...... Starting from 4 KIDS EAT FREE • /TWJitJLI/lL (201) 789-9777 ENTERTAINMENT IN OUR LOUNGE AMWELL RD., BELLE MEAD . 2Q1-359-4700 3151 Hwy. 27 Franklin Park 229 Bound Brook Road, Middlesex, NJ 08846 One dining adult per child, BABY BACK RIBS 1085 EAST, RT. 22. MOUNTAINSIDE , WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY - ALEX ON PIANO Now Featuring on Wed. Only • (Next to A&P). 297-1234 . Li •• m MB 'mm mm Valuable Coupon mm um — m n i FRIDAY & SATURDAY - THE FABULOUS "CLASS OF '5T 968-7777 "TOTO The Maqlo Clown" Thursday Nights YOUR FAVORITE DU WOP BAND Every Tuesday All-You-Can-Eat 12000 PARK AVE. (Rt.531) So. Plalnfleld, NJ • 755-61611 PRIME RIB NIGHT $7.95 BARBECUED CHICKEN FOR INFORMATION REGARDING THESE RESTAURANT PAGES Offers.,may be withdrawn aianyHme. •'•. •• '•' .• •.'• • •• •' CALL ' ' • ....•.•.••..• 1 ^^^^ M;u' noi IK combinedl.wii wilhl anv other i>fior MICKI PULSlNELLI -j£ KACKLEYS •-• '. ' •-. • '•••• • •• AT' •. • • :.: tne only place lor ribs 201-231-6652 1-776 South Washington Avenue - piscataway •••; • •'- ••• WAKE UP YOUR TASTE BUDS /DELIGHTFUL "CONTINENTAL CUISINE" RESTAURANT 53>e ^j & LOUNGE RESTAURANT & SPORTS BAR - THE ONLY PLACE" DANCING EVERY FRIANDSAT. BRANCHED LIVE IN DEC. - Dance to the music of MATRIX BAND ——(MONDAY EVENj_NG. DECEMBER 51, 1 99o}- LUNCH TIME LADIES FRI. NITE SPECIAL - 1/2 PRICE - DRINKS at Bar & Lounge 968 1666 Make Your Lunch AT SURF & TURF DINNER Specials After 6:30 BALLROOM (3ALA PRIX FlXE GRAND BUFFET NOTE TO OUR CUSTOMERS: l| BUSINESS MENS I SUNSET $O95 Break Work for You! 8:30 prfi-1:30 am IRONWOOD PINING EVERY WON. ft TUES In 1991, Chicken Holiday in Dunellen will be cele- All tht? shrimp, prime I EXPRESS, COMPLETE DINNER • O Enjoy an All-American Cuisine $85 per person* NEW YEAR'S . • Seatihgsat ribs, etc you can LUNCHEONS I WEEKDAYS 4 to 6:30 brating its 10 year anruversary. The original owners & still have plenty of time to shop . . • • •• • '• DAY BRUNCH .5:30. 6:30,, 7:30 and 8:30 pm ont. complete with 11:30 $C95 I SAT. 4 to 6 and friendly staff thank you for your patronage. We dosaort A colfor; SUN. 1 to 4 Open Bar. Cocktail, A delightful way I wouidpjike to add our. guarantee of quality food, Reception, Dinner. Champagne Toast to begin the includes . Reserve Nowl , BANQUET FACILITIES FOR ALL OCCASIONS freshness and prompt service to continue our sue- . Dancing to Six Piece • ';•,.. m • , • , not valid NEW YEARS PARTY HAPPY HOUR new year. Our famous bread sticks, CHRISTMAS &. Orchestra with . Cream of Winter . Free Party Favorsl FOR RESERVATIONS CALL 889-1906 cess. Thank you. plated brunch with any $10 Cover Charge Vocalist and Vegetable Soup . salad, and I 1900 Raritan Rd. (At Martins) Scotch Plains Mon.-Fri. 5 prn-7 pm will be available other Dinners tiS.OO to $35.00 390 NORTH AVE, DUNELLEN NEW ;YEAD'&."EVE Continental Breakfast • .••'•'• from 10:30 am baked _ | OPEN 1 DAYS Dairy, 11 am-IOpm • Fri & Sat till-11pm Romaine. Arugula and offers CHDI&TMA& EVE DINNED ..•••••••• to 3:00 pm Radicchio Salad potato WED,, THURS., FRI. SAT. . Lavish assortment of and will feature^ -six course dinner-'" • ' • •••.•'•.• • •. • Hot and Cold Horsd'oeuvres all your favorites 301 Lincpln Boulevard £ 1 soup, ,sa\ad, appetizer, Choice of Entree •• IMPORTANT: Live D j & banping:. Imported Cheeses. JPQ{es ;„ ..such as :••;• Middlesex!,,NJ 088^6 «d4JR^flen accepts an other worbcl, choice of cnUcc',... ' i -. -andSlicedFnJid- ~ •• :••-. • •"'••• •'•• ' .- ' • ' ' TEL '^69-2350 ;io bringfti you r b«sttteaR dessert. & colFcc Eggs Benedict. ' Grilled Filet Mignon MONDAY NITES Belgian Ufoffles. FAX 469-7850 Dinner Menu . . $28.75" . .•.'.•: HOURS COUPON ' $30. per perron THURS. NITE Steak and Eggs. S • 5pm • 8pm . • Monday Night Consomme bfDuCk Fluffy Omelettes, • .••'•#•-• A Queen Cut (12 on Is 8.95 Monday - Friday- . Breast of Chicken S 5 00 am - 7:00. pm NJ's Hottest wjth Basil Quenelles. our Gourmet Frittata A King Cuto.o,, is 9.95 MEAL DEAL children'*; menu available Football & $1.00 Drafts with Morel.Sauce Saturday and more. s . holiday light fare menu served Ladies Night . $24.75" '• ."• '.' A Super Cut (» «. w/boii.) is 10.95 6:00 arri - 3:00 pm •8 pes freshly cooked chicken • 10 Foot Large Screen '•' • •.• '• closed Sunday and Holidays • from 3pm.-8pm in Ihc lounge. 1/2 Price Salad of Radicchio, • Naturally our •5 flame broiled ribs TV • 22 Other TVs Arugula and Endive with • ". • ' • • • • ' • Drinks for • "Brunch Board" , Maine Lobster A Step Above The Rest • 500 Hot Dogs Stilton Croustade • 20 small shrimp • Come and see our Gingerbread Ladies brimming with Broiled or Steamed BJ. Beri's Restaurant House 1 SPECIALIZING IN '.•'•• ' •• ••' '.' fresh fruits and \ . $37,75" '. '• '• On the Cornet of Centennial & Stelton Rd. Ad/scent to the Middlesex.Mall • Jumbo mashed potatoes with gravy and lighting of the Yule Log! Grilled Filet Mignon berries, pastries, 1351 Centennial Aye., Piscataway ?HOT and COLD BUFFETS and OUTDOOR BARBECUES '"• '. '• . • '•,•:' ' •'•-.• ORDER NOW FOR YOUR HOLIDAY PARTIES or french fries, jumbo cole slaw • Voted ff\ ' and Lobster tail muffins, bagels. Fillet of Sole and Oysters 981-1131 , Sports Bar HOURS: 5:00 PM to 10:00 PM a Choice of Over 40 Items Delivered to Your Home NEW YEAR'S EVE DINNER in Stnnrri.nl County Bouquetiere ofVegetables cheeses and yogurts ':. and Pernod Beurre Blanc •6-roHs Potato Galette will be included. Cocktail Parties • Weddings -six. course dinner- • ••.'•••• ' - $25.75" '.- •..••:' ( • • •• • ,. • • •.;••"• Corporate Meeting and Functions • Club Functions complimentary champagne toast • •••••'.•••.• Prices start at 95 \ •'• • Let One of Our Pcriy Consultants Help YouDcsipi Your Nat Party •. . at midninght . Private & Tehine of Chocolate $6.95 and are the Choice of Dessert Raspberries and entertainment • Corporate Parties best buy of the year. Marjolaine • Our Specialty Sandwich Platter Creme Anglaise Fresh Berries with $70. per person ' • "OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK Assorted sandwiches on a decorated platier, cut In halves. IRONWDD :'Cream or Fresh Roasted Turkey, H-.m. Roast Bed, Salami, . 5prp - 10pm LOCATED IN THE BEAUTIFUL BRIDGEWATER Champagne Toast R ESTM'RAKT Chocolate Tniffle Cake Tuna or Bacon Club ; children'*; menu available • COMMONS MALL BRIDGEWATER, N.J. • Potato Salad, Cote-Slaw, Pickles, Olives, Lertuco. COUPON Historic Tomato, Mustard, Mayonnaise, Dressing per Over 6000 Free Parking Spaces 218-9333 Seatings are limited at alt functions. Includes Paper Goods person "Pricesddnotinclude MOZZARELLA STIX reservation*; .suggested 'Price inclusive of Reservations are a must please call Great with our chicken! tax and grautity. . tax and gmtul(y 766-8200 arms Reg, $3.25 Celebration1 route 28 ••north branch 185 Madisonville Rd., Basking Riage. Nd 07920 The tradition continues - Colonial Farms Conveniently located'A, mile from Rte 287 908-725-7632 would like to end this terrific year with a night CtB — Jf of celebration and thanks. We are offering some • exciting specials and packages to kick-off the COUPON New Yearj We at Colonial Farms invite you to POTATO SKINS 'X X-X.-XJXJX-XJX.-X-X X X XX X X X <' K X X X X .i spend a wonderful evening of dining and danc- Tryour deldous sWns ing to the Sounds of the Steve Mattola orchestra. served with melted Cheddar. NEW YEAR'S EVE AT Make your reservations and celebrate 1991 Reg. "2.50 with ml '. • ••••.; .' •'•:•;•.•.... '.•'•'• •;.• • • $i . . From 5:00 to &00 THE BRIDGEWATER MANOR PETE'S O V \ We offer our first dinner package, In addition tpour regular menu, we offer a dinner for two NEW YEAR'S EVE Call for delivery or speedy plck-upl : /: ' feast for only *49* per couple. THE RESTAURANT SPECTACULAR • Filet Mignon • Prime Rib •Broiled Lobster ALA CARTE DINING COUPON Tails 'Prime Rib and Lobster Combination LOBSTER BUFFET HOLIDAY Seatings at 6:30pm and 9:30pm 12 PCS OF CHICKEN From 9:00 pm to 2:00 am . IN OUR SOMERSET ROOM We offer our second dinner package for our Reg. $12.25 Two Seatings: 5:30 PM - 8:00 PM or 8:00 PM -10:30 PM • Bacala • Flounder •Sole • Oysters • Lobster Tails giant celebration. This spectacular dinner be- OR CMclfeii NOW $9.25 Unlimited lobster, assorted salads, appetizers, aniipastos, gins with lobster bisque soup, appetizers of pastas, veal, shrimp, poultry and desserts. • Pulpo • Clams • Live Eels • Smelts shrimp cocktail or crab stuffed mushrooms, and SOMERSET & a Ceasar salad. HUNTERDON ROOMS • Spearing • Mussels • Blowfish •Scallops Then choose between four delicious entrees DINNER & DANCING All for Of• per person Including: Prime Rib, Broiled Lobster Tails, Call tor delbrery or speedy pkk-vpl Open Bar 9pm - 1:30am .;••.••• Crabmeat • Scungilli • Sqiiid Filet Mignon, or Shrimp Scampi. •'. "The Top It off with Banana_Fos.ter or a variety of Five Course Prix Fixe Dinner COUPON A LA CARTE holiday parfalts for dessert. Bernards Inn Dinner Served at 9:30pm CHICKEN & SHRIMP Also Included Is an open bar of your favorite $250. per couple 8 pc. Chicken Single Order Fried! GOURMET DINNER FRESH FLORIDA $i •ft cocktails, wines and champagne throughout the is one of those 20 Small Shrimp or Mashed Potatoes I (includes tax and gratuity) 1/2 Ib, Salad ' Served in our Dining Room featuring a set menu to evening) rare places X-LARGE SHRIMP (21-25 ct) Dancing, party favors, taxes and service include champagne toast, crabnteat cocktail, salad, sorbet charges are included for only '65 per person. and choice of Stuffed Capon, Scallops stuffed with Lobster that manage to $ i E Mousse, Lobster Thermidor, Filet Mignon, Lemon Sole Reservations are requited... sustain their or Loin of Veal. Desserts and coffee. Call today 873-3990 excellence Call tor delivery or spetdypkk-up! Place your Holiday orders now! V- — —. i • All for $27.50 per person Colonial Village through every COUPON 1745 Amwell Rd. CHICKEN & RIBS CALL PHILIP AT 658-3000 FOR RESERVATIONS course." PETE'S FISH MARKETS Middlebush/Somerset, NJ. 205 E. 2nd St. A&P Shopping Ctr. 111 W.2ndAve. *** Cltictei •VA Plainfield Middlesex Roselle New Jersey Monthly December 1990 MN O R 756-1656 469-9570 241-5990 Routes 202-206, Bridgewater, 658-3000 • CONTINENTAL-ITALIAN CUISINE 27 MINE BROOK ROAD • BEKNARDSVILLE, NJ •908-766-0002 &UUxd«lhMyor»pmdypkk-i)pl i' X X LLLLf'CC.«' I' <'.'.»' <' < i <" i i' i' X X X i' XXX X XX XX i1 ( i -;/• ••'It .< I ^T2~CRANF0RD CHRONICLE Thursday December 13,1990 Television Audio & Video Centers AUTHORIZED ADVALLOWANCE DAYS TAYLOR MADE JUwiMaRmmDIiltil MMMCnattiHanr HSTZ10 HSO 27 39 69 LAWRENCE TAYIOB Our Reg. Price 33. ' Our Reg. Prlca TO.. Oiir W«(jr. Pf/ci 79. Our Reg. Price 49. AAA IS TAKEN RIGHT OFFTHE LOW SAVEMART PRICE TAG oor/3s^fir/oe 228-sss 19" $ SAMSUNG mtoraVCfl • r n channel frequency synthesized tuner j, . • 2-week/4-event programmable timer, .. 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PLAINFIELD EDISON Route 22 851-6066 Inside Middlesex Mall 561.8686 Route 1 South 985-2720 Television Audio & Video Centers I at Store Center Isle Route 287, Hadloy Rd. | Wick Plata Plalnfleld Rd., PothmanVKIddle City | STORE HOURS STORE HOURS STORE HOURS Mon. -Fri. 10-fl:30,Sal. 10-8, Suit. 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Endless Steer clear of salted nuts* breads, pastries and the.cozy comfort of this add-on device called a modem, a trol for clear, easy-to-read copies, cocktail parties, office celebrations and family cold-weather boot. is catching on across America as anything oily. Eat raw vegetables, especially more and more people discover home office can be connected and redialing get-togethers present a panorama of tasty and celery and carrot sticks, but without the dip. If Toasty-warm with outside data banks that offer ause functions, especially handy delectable holiday foods and beverages^ luring linings, the advantages of working at How to you eat shrimp, use lemon juice instead of home. . a vast array of information. when you're trying to fax a docu- unwary dieters toward bulging waistlines. seafood sauce. Don't stand near the food table. sure-grip , This holiday season, why not There is a wide .variety of com- ment to a party whose line is But despite all the enticing goodies on dis- Out of sight is out of mind. Mingle with other soles and consider setting up a home office puter software available that cart busy. Most of the latest fax ma- play, it is possible to enjoy those merry holi- guests instead. Carry a napkin and glass at all a fabulous" '"^'^ "envifolfment" m your home with be HtHized .in a home oflfie^i chines are compact and iight- day functions without over-indulging, health times, to keep your hands full. Wear tight- fit wilt keep :•'.• the purchase of such horjrte ofFice word proccssjing software tp~ w/eighj^yej-^ experts say. w fitting ^clothes that will show off any weight you warm and components as home computers'/ cial-programs that can track office . •'merits: atid transmit; at very high Charles Sekeres, president of Physicians gain, and warn you if^ybu'teovefea^ng. Re- comfortable computer, software. and ;.' ac- expenditures and project- future .speeds. ...••..:, .' '.. .;•:•;•. ''._ " .•'!'••:'••. Weight Loss Centers, offers dieters these sug- ward your restraint after the party. Get your- through the cessories, dedicated word- proces- profits. There are also software There has been a lot said about in the gestions for surviving the holiday entertain- self a gift, or go to the movies; You deserve it sors and typewriters, fax ma- programs available that can keep the paperless office, but it re- Remember that holidays are a time for happy season. ment season: Come with a partner, preferably chines, personal copiers, tele- track of mailing lists and invento- mains true that most people want thin, who will remind you what not to eat memories, not for later regrets about adding 00 phones, calculators and electronic ries. • to keep paper copies of important Avoid alcohol; which is loaded with calories. unwanted founds. *41 organizers. In addition to modems, there documents in their files. Today's; In Black and Dark Brown Today's personal computers, ac- are. many computer accessories personal, copies offer conve- Medium and Wide Widths cording to the Electronic Indus- available to enhance and extend . nience, easy installation and low tries Association (EIA), can be the life of your personal com- maintenance requirements. EIA puter, including additional disc SHOES FOR THE purchased for less than $300, estimates that 600,000 personal HOUDAY.HOURS though prices run up to $2,000, drives for added storage, printers, copiers will be installed in home ENTIRE FAMILY BEGIN DEC. 3 depending oh the functional capa- plotters for graphics and charts, office environments by the end of bilities, memory, power and ac- light pens for drawing directly on this year. cessories included. Five million the computer screen, and special More than 29 million telephones 214 E. Broad St. personal computers were sold in computer furniture designed to fit were purchased by consumers last Westfield 1989, according to EIA, and pro-into your home office decor. year. The type of telephone you bpsleii)sBooierij jections are even higher for 1990. If your needs do not necessitate purchase will depend both on SPECIALIZING IN M0N0GRAMM1NG Among the tasks a personal the purchase of a personal com- your needs and your price range. 163 E. Broad Street • Westfield • 232-5163 computer can perform in a home puter, you may do better with ei- YoU can expect to spend as.little • • • OURS or YOURS • • • office are financial planning, ther a dedicated word processor as $25 for a basic touch-tone or Holiday Hours: Dally 9:30-8 * Phone Orders NATURALIZER record keeping and word process- or typewriter. The latest type- rotary dial model or as much as Sat •til 5 -• Sun. 11-4 * Shipping writer models offer advanced of- several hundred dollars for de- SHOP FROM HOME • 232-6814 fice-machine features at afford- luxe microprocessor-controlled able prices, such as word process- telephones that offer such fea- ing functions, liquid-crystal dis- tures as automatic dialing of plays and spell-checking features. stored numbers, hands-free oper- EN'S NIGHT The new word processors offer ation, coded screening of incom- * more functions than regular type- ing calls for privacy, and a digital ose who dorit raere^ seek Tuesday, December 18,1990 writers and are easier to use than display of numbers called, time, )Ut actively pursue victory computers. and the timing of call length. * The new Formula One chronograph is well suited to those who Beer & Pretzels You can keep in touch with The first calculators were much want theirtimepiece to be as rugged and adventurous as they are. your boss at the office or with cli- larger than today's models and Water-resistant to a depth of 100 meters (330 feet), it's equipped with a Served at Our ents and customers at other loca- performed only four functions: ad- unidirectional turning bezel, 30-mmute and 60-second tions by using a fax machine. 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To get the most out of your , adult's perspective, makes, cludes you! Use the self-timer, to: see the •;:Christmas-;vtr^e'.- at picture-takingT Ricoh, one of theirt look as if they've been v • and youlvg.got plenty of time • Rockefeller Haza? Well, take,,a . the leading camera rnanufac- photographed from a bird's (about 10 seconds) to join the eye view. Getting ddtyrV where groupin the photo: '; v ; ;sl:ight\del^4£jupt»^"'tp^ake it an v turers in the{worid/has some "_ the actipiv iSTnakes thein look - •'•"•! It's also a good idea to Use a extra Especial day and visit -The- special hints;: ' ? " •\ Don't get bogged down in more haturaL : ' • ' mini-tripod (a great stocking Metropolitan Musetim of Art This : winter, the museum is hosting equipment! The easiest cam- If your subject is illuminated stuffer) or a beanbag to stabi- Santa's First Stop to several exciting exhibits for all era to use is an auto-focus, from behind, use a fill-in flash. lize the camera. ages. auto-everything Compact with And if you're too faraway Don't wait too long to snap a Shop! ^ If Mexico sparks some interest a zoom lens. There's no hassle from your subject for the flash, group photo. If you're taking a for you, then see "Mexico: Splen- or fussing With lenses and its backlight compensation bal- posed group picture, have peo- ANSWERING MACHINES dor of Thirty Centuries," showing flash attachments. Simply drop ances the light in the picture. ple line up, compose your 0 THE BART SIMPSON PHONE Hang the until January 13* 1991. This ex- in the film and the camera Use the self-timer to include shot, say "smile" and do a fast CORDLESS PHONE yourself in the photo. Family entire family hibit begins with the pre- loads itself, advances and re- one-two-three count so they NEON GLOW PHONES winds/It also focuses automat- photos are best if they show don't look frozen in place. The columbian era and goes through CAR PHONES on your to the 20th century with every-- ically and has a pop-up flash the whole family, and that in- key here is not to fuss too long. Christmas tree thing from intricately scaled orna- for dim lighting situations. FOOTBALL HELMET PHONES this year. ments of jade and gold to the Have plenty of film! There's CALLID works of muralists Jose Glemente, nothing worse than running 0 ACCESSORIES, BATTERIES, Orzoco and Diego Rivera. out of film on a holiday. It's ANTENNAE almost impossible to find a If "Italian Renaissance Frames," SERVICE, REPAIRS, through January 6, 1991, sounds store open that day. more your style, visit the mu- Keep your camera ready! INSTALLATIONS seum's Unrivaled collection of This seems almost too obvious LENNY'S PHONES WITH MEMORY frames produced in Italy during to mention; but the best photos $M 0 PHONES THAT CALL YOU Ticketed the 14th through the 17th centu- are often the ones that are BAKER Y 0 NOVELTY PHONES ries. The pieces selected demon- most spontaneous. And if your strate the unsurpassed workman- camera is in the kitchen, when Celebrate Christmas & Chanukkah you've seen a terrific photo OfeEN EVERY DAY 12/13/90 THRU 12/20/90 ship that the Renaissance wood- • '"•:\-•••'••;''\.%'^'\^'with desserts from.Leniiy's Bakery^ possibility in the living room, Tit CHRISTMAS? carvers have become famous for. you've missed an opportunity. • Holiday Pies-Pumpkin* Apple, Grearn, Blueberry Do Greek and Roman antiqui- Enjoy the advantages of a • Babkas • Fruit Flutent • All Ingredients Kosher 15 AUlen Sired ties have that special quality that zoom lens. 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Europe'Europe'ss• skiv'?es6rls: e^eiito^ r : •"•':v zBuheiefHozBuheiefh*8iriarerm'area^ffersa ioffersgeri:keh-.-'"- r "-•:" hear heard idn thin eth nistae JlisWrtter , For holidays on the ski slopes? one of the best ways to gift non-skiers. Here are a few you tie cruising for beginners. -later, there are lively discos Upon presentation of this "Gift Gertificate", you will learn o a : and a formal; casino. This season; give yourself and wrai>memories. mightWanttotry:;- - r NohrS^iers can enjoy the :- "HOVV TO WIN -AT THE LOSING GAMB"; * your family the ultimate gift; a There's nothing quite like* • Swiizerfand: Interlaken boutiques1, pastry shops and • Austria; IniiiSbruclr Gateway to'Switzerland's.,, cafes lining the cobbled streets- "•-.-Capital of Austria's famed ^ FIFTY DOLLARS ($50) OF>= famed Jungfrau ski region, In- of the medieval old town. Ro- Tyrol, Innsbruck has hosted i terlaken allowsjeasy access to mantic evenings begin with more Winter Glymjpics than This gift comes with best wishes for a happy, a world class skiing at E.iger, J dinner at fine Austrian restau- . any other town. Set in a wide health you, from Your Name Donor. : Grindelwald, Wehgen and rants and a stroll through the valley anchoring the Brenner i Murren, the site of agent 007's town center, where sounds of Pass over the Alps, Innsbruck 1 daring escape on skis and I)IKT traditional zither music mixed is a small, thriving city, whose IKNTKH The 625 South Ave. i parachute. For non-skiers, In- with laughter pour from tiny medieval old town bustles with terlaken connects easily with Weight-loss Westfield Gasthauses. The jingle of bells shops^ restaurants, hotels, ' Professionals® Bern, Zurich and Lucerne. on horse-drawn sleighs is cafes, piano bars and discos. 654-7820 I • France: Chamonix Center Backed by the silhouette of i?ix*faitt'*#xP&' Bittersweet ing Us Your Christmas Usi 223 Elmer Street FINE-CRAFT SUPPLIES Westfield, NJ 07090 Fine Homemade Chocolates Homemade Chocolate Novelties Boutique Week December 17th-24th 233-0245 Sugarfree Chocolates " 106 North Union Ave., Cranford Tuesday - Saturday Gift Baskets "BeautifullyHandcrafied" 276-9522 11:00-530 We Ship Anywhere Holiday Hours: 9-9 weekdays, 10* Sat, 11-5 Sun. Free Parking 125 E. Broad St., Westfieid Gift Items For The Last Minute Shopper Ahrre's is Fresher Than Theirs" Phone Orders r* r* 123 North Union Ave,, Cranford, NJ 07016 272-4405 Al Welcome 232-1904 8 - Union County Last Minute Gift Guide - December 13,1990 - A Forbes Newspaper Supplement A Forbes Newspaper Supplement - December 13,1990 -..Union County Last Minute Gift Guide - 9 whether you're taking them on- If your television is not stereo- did you know there are many • Telephone accessories. There the-go or listening to them at adaptable, you will need to pur- other accessories available that are many accessories available for Accessories home. When purchasing a porta- chase a stereo decoder. Another will enhance and extend the life your telephone, such as auto- Special* (Continued on facing page) ble storage unit, look for units that accessory route to stereo sound is of your camcorder? You can pur- dialers that automatically dial operating commands from each ot allow you to label the unit's con- a stereo sound simulator, which is chase a tripod to put your cam- commonly-calied numbers with tents, fit under car seats, have typically hooked up through a TV corder on so you can be a part of Manicure Pedicure your audio and video components. push button ease, amplifiers that handles that are attached firmly, earphone jack, TV audio output your videotape productions, in- allow people around you to hear • Headphones: A variety of differ- jacks or a VCR: ent types of headphones is avail- are shock protected, multi- door video lights owhen available your conversation and allow hear- Off purpose, and have removable in- • A surround sound unit You can light is not sufficient for a partiou-.-. able, fromi. wjreless ^headphones K; : i ing-impaired people to'more:'eas- :> v,;-.,(teg.;.ti.ooj;.'.'' .:•, * .' I serts/ ' '; •-• - >>••;- -y, ••;•:,:.;--:; ; ^xperiehce movie theater-like, Jar\se,y:\'yh\frh'i; Tips • Wraps 1 WHh Tb.ts Ad: New Customers Oniy. Accessories • enhance arid ex- nrnte number of accessories availr : dialers for;telephone's anii storage that allow ^consumers to move iljiglisten^ to a' conversation, locks : •^•Stereo adapters for monaural sound with the purchase of a suri phone to pick up sounds in artr iEiberglaas — -the-lives of-consunief^k^-able, from tripods and lens, adap-v units for boffi audio, and video around without Mving to drag a rpuhd sound unit (you'll also need to prevent outgoing calls, te\e- cassettes. • /••/. •••-"-; ;;7"V;.;. • ;' televisions; If yqur vtelevisi0n is .other location, wicie angle artd phone headsets for hands-free tronics products^ There are an in- --tors for^our camcorder to autp- long cord, to open-air models that not stereo-ready, but is stereo- to hook up art amplifier and four telephoto lens adapters, carrying We use only the finest nail care products! The Electronic Industries Asso- allow you to hear external sounds adaptable, you can purchase an speakers). • cases, and Character and title gen; conversation, and modular cords ciation (EIA) suggests you con- such as telephone rings and adaptor designed for your televi- • Camcorder accessories. Your erators that allow you to add spe- and adapters for connecting tele- sider giving the following ac- smoke alarms. People who; aresion~1)rand that will allow you to .camcorder probably came with a cial effects and titles to your video phones to a variety of accessories, Nails Beautiful by Maria cessories as gifts to your favorite hearing-impaired can purchase hear stereo television broadcasts. battery pack and a recharger, but productions. such as those described above. consumer electronics fan (perhaps headphones with adjustable vol- 757 Central Ave. • Westfteld Tues., Wed.,' Fri. 9-5 L yourself) this holiday season: ume levels. 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With the variety of cultured pearl jewelry styles that are avail- •.. ; •able, there's cultured pearl jewelry to suit the budget of every, , Mo6nwalker game! ••' . • :^ ' ••j" .•• 0 Arnold Palmers Golf and .. gift-giver and the tastes of every recipient! •; \ •• •: v . This year; mdm anddad will Iri the game; Mr Big has be |the "first downstairs for a Tommy" La'sorda's: : Baseball; captured the good kids of the t Festive gatheringst with family sneak peek r at ihe: season's • world and; it is up to Michael ^ arid friends, • special cooking and :'" have both received awards most' - requested ' gift, video • arid accolades and were two of to save them; Michael uses^ baking, and choosing the perfect games! Not just for kids any- special powers and awesome gift for each of our loved ones, are last year's most popular hits. more, this year's video games Currently, more than 50 dance steps toconquer evil; all part of Americans' tradition- are ideal for people of all ages Michael Jacksonr a real-life OPEN filled Christmas celebrations. .-""'.• great Genesis games are avail- and budgets. • ', able including those made by video game fan, personally su- 7 DAYS In the midst of the holiday hub- pervised the making of this 'TIL bub, finding the time to select the Sophisticated new systems noted third-party developers permit gameplay so different such as Electronic Arts, Ac- game, from start to finish. It CHRISTMAS 14K GOLD CHARMS just-right present for each, person features synthesized versions on your gift list can be a particu- and challenging, even adults tivision andTengen. AS LOW AS want in on the fun. ; Sega is known for the hottest of Michael's hits and his voice lar challenge. But, with the variety throughout of cultured pearl jewelry styles The new generation of Video arcade games and some of the games looks and sounds great, latest titles demonstrate this A gift alternative for first- that are available, it's easy to and they are capable of more reputation more clearly than time video game families arid MALL MERCHANDISE AT FLEA MARKET PRICES enjoy the convenience of one-stop sophisticated, involving game- ever; hits like Super Monaco the costrconscious consumer is SKI EASY RIDER shopping. . Sega's value-leader, the Mas- play than ever, light years GP and Afterburner are top 10 JEWELRY CLEANER WITH THIS AD SPECIAL HOLIDAY SHIRTS! 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The Master Sys- OlYMPIA HkU OPEN gems of nature are fashioned into home for under $200! tem II retails for under $60 (Across From Bowcraft) Tues.-Fri. 10:00-8:00 Come "There are four things to 16-bit versions only for the 2S20 Rt. 27 East Sat. 10:00-6:00 4 uniquely-shaped, brooches and Sega Genesis. The latest chal- and includes a free $29.00 Scotch Plains, N.J. 0707& Sun. 12:00-5:00 look for in a video game sys- CLOSED MONDAY pins, necklaces in a variety of lenging puzzle games are Col- value game, CALL 789-8593 See Us lengths, chokers, ;br|icel(ete and tem today," says Al Nilsen, - earrings. T/he versatility of cul- marketing director for Sega of tured pearl jewelry provides the America, makers of the ac- perfect complement to a wide claimed, state-of-the-art Gene- CRANFORD Licensed Disney Shirts sis 16-bit system. Consumers , Crantord Theatre) range of clothes and styles. 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Add a A third factor to listen for is Cassette ...... ,...$7,99 CD...... $37.99 cultured pearl on subsequent spe- the quality of sound in video CD...... $11.99 CD...... $1199 CD...... $19.99 cial occasions, and soon she'll games. Genesis offers true hi- BILINSKAS BROS. have a full necklace and lots of fi stereo sound, adding excit- happy memories. ing new dimensions to game-. BOWLING BALLS • Luster is a deep inner glow Play- '.'., , GARTH BROOKS which duly real pearls have, <*• HEART VANILLA ICE Nd Fences It's a big step, like stereo ROBERT PALMER : Brigade whether cultured or natural. Look DONT EXPLAIN • I Dwi'1 Ufon) To H^d Vo41 • S t U^lTV TO THE EXTREME Drilled on premises records were to mono, says VICItUOKHEOUlt for luster in the shadowed areas Nilsen. Over sixty percent of of the pearl, so that you don't mis- Genesis buyers have traded COLUMBIA take surface shininess for true up; they see and hear the dif- ' luster. ference. BRUNSWICK • Generally, the larger the Diversity of games is a Includes ICE ICE BABY EBONITE pearl, the higher its price, but a fourth point to look for, more HOOKED-STOP THAttMIH dull, lusterless large pearl is usu- than sheer quantity, Nilsen. PUY THAT FUNKY MUSIC ally less valuable than a smaller says. - j . URETHANE This exclusive article is lovingly handmade in pearl with greater luster. Kremsmunster, a small town in Austria, which is over 1200 • There is as great a variety of Games should be offered in PET SHOP BOYS U-DOTS years old and where craft is part of ancient tradition. shapes available as there are col- a wide range of categories, BEHAVIOR Chrysalis. from arcade hits to puzzles CONTAINS Ml HAW> t)«IWi HI *'l!' ? HAMMERS ors. Pew pearls, natural or cul- SI WHJSIV-MV<«,HtBIM SvMflHlfJV tured, are perfectly symmetrical. and role play. 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Melt the chocolate,on very low flame with and doorsteps with voices joined in song. ; ,. the milk and cognac. .Add the vanilla; butter, SUISSB PASTRY SHOPPE warm Thaw the icy toes and rpsy cheeks -tof-your egg yolks, heavy cream, coco? powder and :•...• for the most in Continental Pastries! "/•• Ideal carolers (and perhaps coax another song sugar. Mix thoroughly, Allow the fesultihg. 0 FOR THE HOLIDAYS choose from the largeist from them])/ by rewarding them in wonderful paste ^ to sit in the; refrigerator lor several _ The: holidayNseasoTj^is an excel- shiftingj you'll want to buy a. fully- dition to a cable-cfompatible VCR, selection of old world Christmas Cookies; c "••' lent tirrte'tp purphase^ new VGR. hours. •.•• "' ;.•••".'••••": v': •••••• ;>;V/:> '\>::^- progfammable unit tfiat is easy to you will need a channel tuner/sig- 2. Remove from refrigerator and, with a spoon Of course, if you've never owned a operate (most VCRs fit into this • nal converter box (your cable ser- MUSICAL and the palm of your hand, roll the chilled VCR, it's also a jgreat tirne to pur- category, but vary in ease^of-useV vice rriay or may hot requiS-e this). CHRISTMAS COGNAC TRUFFLES chase your first unit •i. (Itn mixture into one-inch balls. Roll the.balls in and in the number of different • Consider purchasing a hi-fi VCR Gduuunoti J}ic/<4 .•.•«- />•"/•»» much DISCOUNT CENTER l/2oz. semi-sweet chocolate If you're looking for a gift that 1 tablespoorfmilk the cocoa powder to coat thoroughly. events and days ahead you can for playing back prerecorded Original Dresdener, Marzipan and Swiss Stollen, Made 350 NORTH AVE • GARWOOD 3. Always keep the truffles refrigerated until your entire fafnily can enjoy at program). 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Kids can watch their fa- an important issue* although pic- Many popular movies and con- TRADITIONAL YULE LOGS in CHOCOLATE, . 2 egg yolks vorite cartoons and educational o ture and audio quality are, certs available on videotape were BRANDY and CREME DE MENTHE Authorized Dealer for MARSHALL, KORG, GUILD, AMPEG, YAMAHA, CRATE, CHARVEL, ROSS programs, teenagers can rock to 9 Choose the right features for recorded in hi-fi stereo, providing their favorite singers in concert, you. There are a plethora of at- exciting audio reproduction. Many (201)322-4751 and adults can watch the latest hit tractive features available on of these programs were also re- Early Orders Appreciated Tis the season for savings . ELECTKONICS movies. More and more of these today's VCRs, but not all of these corded in Dolby surround sound, Plenty of Free Parking Available video programs are available for features are right for you. The adding a unique three- on instruments from Yamaha rental or purchase at popular dimensional experience that re- prices at your local video rental most commonly found (and most Rental & Instrument Repair inexpensive) feature, according to quires two additional speakers. /store. .-' ;, '••••••/• '• •;' • .• -\ ' ' EIA, is HQ, which stands for, and The first major new in-home delivers, high quality by improv- CENTEC program source for the television ing the processed signal on VHS receiver since the introduction of VCRs for sharper, cleaner-looking cable" TV was the yideocassette re- images. Digital features, which corder, says Gary J. Shapiro, vice president of the Electrdnic Indus- EIA Says may or may not improve, tries Association's Consumer Elec- the quality of the VCR's playback image, include picturei-in-picture, Give A rirst Guitar That Lasts. tronics Group (EIA). Ghw sonwon* a Yamaha which allows you to Watch more jam on the guitar tor the Holday< Shapiro points out that nearly Season. They! get than one source on your TV at a Holidays an InUmnwnt buU to - 70 percent of all households in last a Wobma. With time. For example, you may want GARAGE SALE!! A'\i up yitur ilruinsluk^ iiml the . quality that the United States that have a tele- J.IIII TlR'ii ivalilililllc-MMlii only comes from to check on the score of a ball- the finost woods vision set also have at least one , and craftsman game while you're watching a from J*180, ship. VCR. More and more people are Every Yamaha movie. Picture-in-picture allows guitar sounds buying additional VCRs as re- QDDD great and plays you to put the ballgame in a small ' I '"I easy. It's the placement units or to watch pre- kind of Instru- corner of the screen while you ment that lasts a recorded movies in additional lifetime. Free continue to enjoy the movie. case wtoi each rooms of their houses, he says. L purchase. I Save those memories with a Other digital effects available in- s from The following tips will help you clude reverse play, freeze frame, *200°° to make the right VCR purchase and super slow motion. 1 | FREE 2nd set of Prints and a . this holiday season: /' • Ask yourself why you are buying • Look for a VCR with cable com- a VCR. 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FILLING celebrants often work around the Bring drizzle ingredients to boil. 3/4 cup Aunt Jemima Syrup, any A cook's delight in.rnany great for entertaining or for a in fat and sodium. BLUE CHEESE STUFFED''•. clock wrapping gifts, decorating Boil 1 minute; remove from heat flavor recipes, creamy, blue-veined special meal at home with the 6 boneless skinless chicken . PORK CHOPS trees and entertaining guests. And Allow to cool 5 minutes. Drizzle 1/2 cup firmly packed brown sugar Maytag Blue Cheese is always ; femily. And preparations won't breast halves . while lack of available time can over cheesecake. .Qhill 6 houre or 1/3 cup (5-1/3 tablespoons) mar- The Pen is Mightier a Welcome gift..;/;.•.; ••'"..:•• ; " take the whol^ day; results 1 10-oz. package frozen;' ; be stressful, when it comes to fc ; : : : .This recipe isiised by the ;: overnight Yield: 16 servings, arine v'v-"' • '%: -'' •y'S^./S:^- chopped spinach 7 iday baking, a missing recipe in- : Hdlidays are a time to enjoy justtaste as ffibiightheydid! Pork Producers Association as ; 1 1/4 cup heavy ci^eam ."' gredient can %^eribugfr S- ^end . ••••• farnily,; friehds.and food, With- lcloye garlic part of their promotion of the 2 cups coarsely chopped pecans out-spending all day in the * l-tabTespoon olive oil'; : • , even the most prepared hostess RECANTCffiBEBARS ' ; 1 teaspoonvanilla Iowa Chop. The dish is unique over the edge. '••'••• and weliave a IVIighty Fine Assortment kitchen; The folks at Maytag •2 oz"..- Maytag Blue Cheese l-vi arid easy to prepare. Begin Good ol'pecan pie-like flavor in Heat oven to 375F. Lightly Dairy Farms in Newton, Iowa, Maytag Dairy Farms' version cups rice, cooked according to It's Aunt Jemima Pancake an easy-to-make bar. Serve these grease 13 x 9-inch baking pan. df Pens for your Holiday Giving! with an Iowa Chop a loin chop Syrup, an everyday kitchen staple know that simple, wholesome of the classic Chicken. Cordon package directions 1-V^ to 2 inches thick cut a rich, chewy toffee-flavored bars as Combine crust ingredients; mix foods, well prepared, are the Bleu developed by Linda pried parsley . • • with a warm, maple flavor. While a holiday treat or a satisfying well. Pat evenly into prepared pocket and stuff in another many holiday dessert recipes call heart of any special occasion. Campbell is a perfect lun- Ground pepper good Iowa product^ blue snack. pan, Bring $yrup, brown sugar Featuring: For many years, they have col- cheon or light dinner entree Dry bread crumbs for corn syrup as a sweetening in- and margarine to boil. Add cream; '"*'-* *"'* eated delicious cheese. You can't go wrong gredient, Aunt Jemima Syrup is served with salad and bread;. Soy sauce with a combination like that! CRUST return to boil for 2 minutes. Re- .ocipcau-.-^ their blue The strong flavors of Blue being used more and moire as a 2/3 cup (1-1/4 sticks) margarine, move from heat; star in pecans cheese. Cheese, garlic and spinach Thaw spinach and squeeze 6 thick pork loin chops, with tastier alternative. softened and vanilla. Spread evenly over combine for a very satisfying nearly dry, cook rice, flatten Unlike a bottle of corn syrup, 1/3 cup Aunt Jemima Syrup, any Recipes for special meals pockets cut prepared crust Bake 23 to 25 taste and, while not exactly a chicken breasts between two 3 tablespoons butter which is used just for baking, pan- .flavor ':..'•••' minutes or until browned and diet dish, it is reasonably low sheets of waxed paper. Heat X teaspoon minced onion cake syrup is poured throughout 1/2 teaspoon vanilla bubbly. Cool completely; cut into oil in non-stick skillet and add Vi, cup finely sliced mush- the year on foods like waffles, 2 cups all-purpose flour bars. Store loosely covered. Yield; crushed garlic clove, spinach, rooms [ french toast, even ice cream, ce- 1/4 teaspoon salt (optional) 3 dozen. and blue cheese. Season with l real, puddings and pies. Because A cup crunibled blue cheese A delight to both cooks pepper to taste. Cook over me- (about 3 oz.) pancake syrup is readily available dium heat, stirring constantly and diners is a creamy, in most households, it can help until well mixed and cheese is W cup fine dry bread crumbs Dash salt blue-veined round of blue reduce trips to the grocery store . melted (2-3 min.). Divide spin- cheese. during the holidays when time is LEATHER ach mixture among chicken Melt butter in skillet, add limited. pieces, foldirig chicken around onion and mushrooms, cook 5 For people who love the taste of O A^X S with a little crunch. It was first UACTO R Y O U T L E T filling, tucking ends under. minutes. Remove from heat Aunt Jemima Syrup and are look- Season cooked rice with and stir in blue cheese, bread . served at a Taste of Iowa food ing for some quick, easy holiday chopped parsley and place in crumbs and salt Stuff pockets show in Davenport and later recipes, The Quaker; Oats Com- Special Low, Low Discount Prices oiled oven-proof dish. Place at a Governors' Conference in with mixture. Secure with pany is offering a free recipe Christmas ? To satisfy your We Carry a Full Line of.,. chicken rolls seamside down picks. Bake at 325 degrees for Des Moines. The recipe is sim- bobklet featuring 10 tempting holi- Arrangeinents Plus many more on rice. Brush tops of chicken lhour. . ple enough for a beginner and day treats that use Aunt Jemima gift items... gift giving needs MENS ••'• LADIES •BOYS lightly with soy sauce, sprinkle sufficiently elegant to begin a Syrup instead of corn syrup. Reci- Live « Silk Flowers with bread crumbs, cover dish formal dinner party; Served Stuffed Animals • Fruit Baskets •SWEATERS BLUE SATIN SOUP pes in the, booklet include Easy Pa peir Party Qoods with foil, and bake at 375 de- with a green salad and hot Maple Sticky Buns, Chewy Pecan TERRILL'S BIG & TALL -HANDBAGS grees F for 20-25 minutes, rolls, it makes a hearty meal. Toffee Bars and Praline Pumpkin Office Supplies & Equipment, Inc. until chicken is tender. Serves Also developed by Linda The recipe serves three to •TRAVEL BAGS Campbell, Blue Satin Soup is a Pie, each sure to make holiday 215 North Ave.W. 6. .", ••"••. , ' ' four for a main course and six celebrations special. a NOW FEATURING wonderful blue cheese soup to eight as a starter. ichigan Avc • Westfield Custom Made Men's Coats Following are two of the recipes Fax? 2*5-1669 Mads in Ediion, NJ • You select leather 4 tablespoons butter [included in the booklet that are 232-5624 . You select lininp . Vz cup flour sure to shorten holiday hassles. Holiday Hours: Dec. 10-Dec. 23 open til 8:00 p.m. 1 »2 \veek normal dclk/try 4 oz. blue cheese Drizzled Vermont Cheesecake 1 1 cup light cream I Turntable Junction V4 cup each finely minced 3* Stores 8 &9 OPEN 7 DAYS Edison Industrial Ctr. •' tveet n Rt. 1 South green onion, green pepper and Cream cheese and ricotta CRANFORD INDOOR FLEMINOTON cheese provide a creamy back- 548-1000 celery POOL & FITNESS CENTER 788-9300 1 can chicken broth (14 oz.) drop to showcase the flavor and RALPH BRUNETTE OPENIO^BSUN.-WED. 401 Centennial Avenue Open 10-5:30 OPEN TO..9 TOURS., FRU SAT. lcupmilk color of Aunt Jemima Syrup. The 2 oz. dry sherry . syrup drizzle adds a lovely lattice Cranford, NJ. 07016 Freshly ground pepper finish to this culinary master- OPEN 3 SUNDAYS 12 TIL 4 piece. NOW AT AUSTER'S: OPEN CHRISTMAS EVE. Melt butter in heavy sauce- CRUST pan, add vegetables and saute 1-3/4 cups graham cracker crumbs DISCOUNT RATES very slowly until slightly soft 1/3 cup (5V6 tablespoons) mar- • but not brown. Add flour, stir arine, softened . December 1st and cook over low heat a few 1/3 cup semi-sweet chocolate minutes until flour is cooked ieces, melted (not applicable to those but not brown. Add warm who had membership last vear) Holiday Gift Baskets chicken broth, stirring con- FILLING SHOPPING SPREE 2 8-oz. packages cream cheese, (made to order) stantly to prevent lumps, and GET COOKING FOR THE HOLIDAYS simmer two minutes, Add softened WITH A QUALITY GE MICROWAVE OVEN! (• Gift items of homemade Wilton cake pans and crumbled blue cheese and stir 115-oz. carton ricotta cheese chocolates • until smooth, Add cream and 1/4 cup sugar Daily Hours Model JMV140 decorating supplies 3 eggs Replaces range (made on premises) milk and heat to serving tem- Monday thru Friday - 6:00 A.M.-9:30 P.M. 1/2 cup-Aunt Jemima Syrup, any Saturday & Sunday - 9:00 A.M.-6:00 P.M. hood. Built-in ex- Complete line of candy j perature. (Do not boil.) Add haust fan and cook- | • Hand painted chocolate sherry, freshly ground pepper flavor top light. AutoDe- crafting supplies 1-1/2 teaspoons vanilla frost. -AVito Roast. to taste, and serve garnished pops and novelties • 8 lane, 25 yard heated pool • Aerobic Rowers 1.0 cil. ft. oven cav- with sour cream, chives or DRIZZLE ity. I • Sedutto's ice cream • Jelly. 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Shelf. cheese, and sugar at medium Power Levels. Temp Cook/Hold. 17 NORTH AVE. • CRANFORD elegance of a slab of blue on a (at the facility) can be created perfectly grilled beef filet speed of electric mixer until Monday thru Friday - 10:00 A.M.-3:00 P.M. (flamed with brandy if you in- . flufly. Add eggs, syrup and vanilla, Monday thru Thursday - 6:30 P.M.-8:30 P.M. sist on gilding the lily), or a mixing well. Pour into prepared 25 North Ave. E • Cranford 272-0848 crust Bake at 350F for 15 min- Open Moh.-Frl. 10-6 burger with blue cheese on Sat. 10-5, thurs. till 8, Sun." 12*4 top. But,, best of all is a crumb' utes. Reduce heat to 300F, con- 276-2940 of blue cheese in your fingers tinue baking 45 minutes or until CALL 709-7260 FOR INFORMATIOIM To All Our Customers -• Happy Holidays! center appears set Cool com- From Sheila, Debbie and Elaine — sans cracker or fruit — just V\V .W.V»T, the good taste of an elegant *V;»/•• I**!*?-•*-"-*V.*-"»*-*-* »'•••••'." ' ":••• cheese. 20 - Union County Last Minute Gift Guide - December 13,1990 - A Forbes Newspaper Supplement A Forbes Newspaper Supplement - December 13,1990 - Union County Last Minute Gift Guide - 21 If you're on a burjget this holiday season, you're, proba- finally, personal, , computer. The majority . of American Yet, make ho mistake: The 1Q00 bly titying to tljinfc of small, hv .... Ehnology has been applied to homes are without a. computer, RL is avn^comptomise PC, capa- HOLIDAY expensive gifts for many of the |eryday family': tasks like "•plan-. \ Why?. Computers have been too Stride Rite : ble of running pojpular business, peoRle .ori.your.list:. friends, : ig, meals* cataloging valuables expensive, difficult to use and de- personal, educatioh and enter1 coworkerS, -nieces and neph- collections, itemizing ex-' sighed; primarily We * ofHce^typ^ ^1H ^' ews, babysitters, partygivers, si calculating interest rates '..work ••.... .•::.-''•• .'v.;\' .•• • •••••'•"' HAVOC? and so on. Even if you can [d loan payments, and even or- The RL pomes with 24 built-in only spend a few dollars on lizing messages and family The 1000 RL is different Its programs that are truly useful to Let Us Help each person, you don't have to ledules. unique^ home management pro- the home user and can be per- give cheap novelty gifts which grams and simple features have Lighten Your Hair with gleaming"j formed at the simple push of a are good for a few moments' The new Tandy 1000 RL home prompted some reviewers to term button. These home applications highlights amusement |mputer, available at Radio the 1000 RL as more of a home include; Lack:stores nationwide, is one of Wrap Your Perm with precision appliance than a PC. In fact, its • Financial programs to maintain With a little, imagination, hottest gifts on Santa's approach to the home has earned Trim Your Style Back into [iristmas wish list it the Good Housekeeping Seal a check register, balance a check- you can come up with gifts book and track expenses, and shape, that will really be used and maintain or manage stock and in- 1 reused. If you package your $10 OFF Perm or Highlighting ' Cookies... (Continued from page 20) vestment portfolios. I wHhJIIIorMandl | presents in reusable con- '•• Personal programs to catalog i Expires Jan. 1,1991 < tainers, you give two gifts in collections, maintain a private one. Rubbermaid's see- SHIMMERING STARS password-access diary, keep an through Servin Saver storage Welcome the holidays with old-fashioned sugar cookies in inventory of valuables, and plan containers come in many sizes star shapes. 1 cup unsalted butter trips with toll-free telephone 13' North Ave. E. 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It would help if you had the an- the model you purchase is "vtiy car p/jon swers to those questions before The lower the lux level, the more equipped with inrcamera play- you will-be able to use your cam- MorvFrl. 9:30-8:30 AMPLE you went to buy your new cam- back through the electronic view- FREE ALTERATIONS corder. The following, from the corder in low light situations with- PARKING finder (most of today's camcorder out having to set up extra cam- Electronic Industries Association models are equipped to do this). 1067 RARITAN RD. (EIA), will go a long way toward corder lights. Lux levels vary de- This is important because, if pending on where you are shoot- CLARK, NJ. 07066 574-9282 helping you make the right cam- you've just shot a scene that corder purchase this holiday sea- ing a particular scene (for exam- doesn't look quite right when you ple, the lux level will be lower for son: play it back through- the view- • What are some of the first things a scene in which the only light is finder/you can re-shoot it imme- the light coming from candles lit you should do before deciding on diately. WESTFIELD a particular camcorder model? on a birthday cake than a scene in Many retailers have different • Are there any other features to which all the lights in a room are camcorder models hooked up to look for? Of course. For example, turned oh). EIA recommends pur- voia i 'fiduoy ly qtfsuojjjvj -luidn'^oo] 'loavfv mu op -dwm jfta televisions and monitors in their camcorders equipped with auto- chasing a camcorder with a lux SPORTS CENTER stores: EIA recommends that you focus will automatically adjust the rating of 10 or less. • Which camcorder lens features 'Where The Customer Comes First" try a number of camcorder mod- camcorder lens setting to any par- els and view the results. This is ticular distance. All you need to are important? EIA suggests that GIANTS SNOWBOARD important because each cam- do is point the camcorder at any consumers check out a cam- SUPPLYCENTER corder has its own individual han- desired subject, either close-up or corder's zoom lens. Zoom., lenses CLEARANCE! dling and operating characteris- at a distance,, and let the cam- let you zero in on a scene and Clothing & Novelties back away from it, without actu- 50% off ally moving yourself. 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Some valu- AREAS LARGEST SELECTION able tips: Don't drop or bump Call for information & directions your unit Keep the camcorder rj 201 W.MninSf., Somerville, NJ 201-685-0410 H lens covered when the unit is not Get A Motorola TX-100 Mobile Or Cany Rione For Just $99! in use, and keep the unit away from damp or extremely cold Hit the road with Cellular One service and choose between the Motorola TX-100 mobile or carry phone for just $90; or pickup any other areas, ' Cellular phone SOld at the location listed belOW and get a $100 On-the-SpOt rebate. 'Installation and antenna cost extra and mayyaiy. • Which camcorder format should you purchase? First, it is im- portant to know what camcorder formats are available: 8mm, VHS- Sale The Spirit Of Christmas Presents, C, full-size VHS (the same as your WeSell The Finest Quality UKGold Jewelry home VHS unit), and full-size The Spirit of Harley > Beta. 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Holiday Hours: Robert Wlinichino Bound Brook Wed-Frl can be played back on standard Children's VHS VCRs with the use of an 563-1933 (Next to Ford Dealer) Gifts Open'till 9 PM Sat'till 5 PM adaptor (and, like 8mm tapes, by All Major Credit Qrds Accepted 201-985-7546 Sun. 10-3 P.M. hooking, up the VHS-C camcorder to a television or monitor). [.I . 24 — Union County Last Minute Gift Guide y December 13,1,990- A ForfaesNeyyspaper Supplement 6 -o ; 6 V . o 0 ? .. o O:A» 0 0 A°o, 0 A , OA *^ OA°* ^ Q o 9f o. ^f o ^. 0 *• 0 * 0 'ikBMfmwi^nwl''- • * , ,0 Minute Photo... o 0 Polaroid ®- 0 delivers sharp beautifuI *- o o • ., AF Includes Biw in 0 Polaroid* * • AM/FM Radio inside! I 1 A $-14.95 Value!* 0 o j . * S 0 O \: Also in Stock t * • l! 276-1024 •Our Low Price O IV Can To • Our incredible Ask For We've been at itfor... an IO 24 Eastman Street • Cranford (opposite Cranford Theater) * 276-1024 9 o * B.o •# * ox Wo jt *; O )( Forbes Newspapers -December 13,1990 —. Union County ClassfflecU^L CON N ION ish Your Special Someone A Special Merry Christmas Union County With a Brite Spot Ad! 1»800#334#0531 edition BUICK 8? CENTURY- 2 CADILLAC 87 COUPE CHEVY 62— 4 door, V8, CHEVY 81 CHEVELLE- CHEVY 82 CORVETTE- CHEVY 84 CAMARO. CHEVY 86 CAMARO CHEVY 86 CAPRICE^ door, V6, all power, DEVILLE- Excellent con- BERLINETTA- PS/PB, Z28— maroon & grey, V8, maroon, excellent no cruise, AM/FM stereo, auto, new brakes & tires, .2 dr, hatchback, clean, 51,000 mis., mirrored, T- dition, velour interior. Ask- ho rust, needs muffler, $375. Call 356-6843 top, white w/red leather AC.- computer-dash,- AM/- auto, AC, AM/FM cass., running cbndltlon. P/ AUTOS excel, cond., 73K miles, ing $12,500/ best offef. JFM, cassette With equal- tilt wheel. $5495 neg. locks, windows. 2 new loaded. Must sell. $2900/ $600 or best offer. 549- Int., mint condition. FOR SALE Call 526-3192. 9860. . • • . CHEVY 81 MONTE $12,000 or B/O. 232r Tzer, original owner,. ga- days 201-805-1539, eves. tires/ battery. $4350. BO. 526-3662, . 714-9852 781-6891 before 6PM. CADILLAC 87 SEDAN CHEVY 68 CORVETTE^- CARLO,- 6.cyi:. PS, PB,7456. . raged, excel, cond. Must DEVILLE D'ELEGANCE- Showcar, new condition, AC, AM/FM stereo, auto., sell, getting company car. ACURA88 INTEGRA- 3 BUICK 83 REGAL- Val- 69K ml., original owner, CHEVY 82 CORVETTE- $3250/neg. 789-2837. • CHEVY 87 CELEBRITY Loaded, •- 1 owner, excel- over $22,500 Invested. loaded, 27k miles, mint EUROSPORT- P/win- lent cond. 43,000 mlleg^ mint condition. Asking CHEVY 84 MONTE CHEVY 86 CAMARO- ^FMhfahsNCcb5n.S 5dr S^OO^ne^Tfters^ Asking $16,500 or will talk condition, always ga- dow, P/lock, AM/FM ste- a Asking $10,500. 754-1900 trade (aircraft or new $2900.232-5340; CARLO- blue, 6 cyl., V6, auto, AM/FM cassette, raged. $16,500 firm. Call orlg. ownerj ,PS, PB..AM/, AC, white with red Inte- reo, 97K highway miles. S Ca 561 8883a(te r or eves 231-1071. . pickup), Seen by appt 789-2167 Asking $4000. Call 233- BUICK 84, CENTURY only-Call 756-1004. ; CHEVY 82 CAMARO- FM,. rear -defrost. $2800/ rior; mint condition, 50K •J^Ss&'SKgy : SM ' " - CADILLAC, 79 COUPE— V6, excel, cond., new CHEVY 83 CAMARO- 4 BO. Call 526-4064 after miles, $5.00(V Call 463- 7525. . 236-24(ialent condition. . 59,000 WAGONw- - 86k miles. PS. Good condition, passed CHEVY 79 WAGON- PB, P/Windows, AM/FM parts, new paint, AM/ FM speed. New clutch, • 6PM or leave message. 9413. . . CHEVY 87 MONTE- AMhighwaC y7 4miles GREMLIN. $7,500-, recent insp., all power, 4dr, Excellent condition. stereo' cass. take out brakes, battery. Excellent radio, roof rack, 3rd seat. cruise control, leather in- $300. Call 985-6208 or CARLO SUPER SPORT runs well. $500. Call 906- $2250. Excellent condi- radio. $4,000. Call 752- condition. $3500. Call GOLD- 45K miles. Ask- 8796 after 5:30PM. terior, 80k miles. Radio/ 985-3246 2331 before 8:30pm. 548-0540, leave message. Advertise in the Classified! tion. Call 2d 1:359-067.4 Cass. $2000/BO. Call ing $5500. Call 985-4795. AMC 80 CONCORD- 6 after 6PM . , ' CHEVY 80 CAMARO- 201-545-9074 Small V8, PS, PB, P/door, cyl., 2 door, excellent BUICK 85 ELECTRA ES- transportation. NeW water CHEVROLET 83 MALIBU AC, AM/FM cassette. New pumo &^brakes bk . BodBd y IIn l^T^ A, STATION WAGON- paint, heat, exhaust & n Pn Ga Jay excel cond 18 Mp whtte, PS; PB, air, rela- more. Runs well. Asking §n?iR?i oyi - " - - - G av- tively new tires & exhaust $2750. 781-7017. 201-467-1279. , , . .-.-n erage, $4400, must sell... system,' $2200/80. Call BMW 82-528 E—5 spd 233-5198. ..*'.' 752-0069 after'7PM. CHEVY 8b IMPALA- stick, sapphire blue. 90k BUICK 86 LESABR&- 108K ml, starts'& runs CHEVY '76 CAPRICE Pfeonte Have Mb Idea - 1 owner, excel.conA execuitve-4-doorblack 1 well, 4 good tires, full size oviner, garaged. PS, PB, CLASSIC- B4K mites, spare, new exhaust xe- good transportation cently installed. Asking BMW 86 325-T red, 5 AC, tinted, glass, cruise, $700. Call 469-2936 $650 709 0614 , speed, mint condition, tilt, p.ojwer: seats/ : fully loaded. Dealer main-" windows/* locks/ -:-frurvk, tained, 86K ml., $11,900. AM/FM stereo cass., low Advertise in the Classified! Call 781 -7202. 74K mi. Must see. $4995. BMW 86 528e— 5 speed, Call 781-7755. Delphin gray, red leather, BUICK 87 LESABRE SE- fully loaded, Alpine alarm, DAN— Corp. exec, 4dr, Cobra, radar, Bensi box. auto V6, PB..P/wlndows & Extended warranty. locks, cruise, AC, climate • They lease Audis. Which means they don't have $11,500/BO. 233-5709. control, 64k hwy ml. BMW 86, 325ES- Blk. $6750. Marlena 234-2100 :••• to pay for tune-ups. They don't have to pay to replace w/red leather Inter., 6 cyl, CADILLAC 82 CIM- 5 spd., PS, P/antl-lock ERON— 59k miles, good a brake pad. They don't even have to pay for a routine brakes, P/sunroof antf- running condition, $1800/ 1988 BMW 535IS oil change. theft, P/wlndows, P/mlr- BO. Call 396-1025 days 4Jdoor, 6-spoad, 6-cyllnder; white, w/lmy leather Interior, fully rprs, P/lacks, FM stereo or 469-3427 after 5 & loodod, nlorm system, built-in radar detector. 76.400 miles. In fact, Audi leaseholders won't spend any money cass., Trip- computer, weekends VIN *J1717203. on regularly scheduled maintenance or normal Wear cruise...... _, Alloy wheels._, , Su- CADILLAC 86 SEDAN $ prb pfr ' & h 12,800 perb performance & han- DE viLLE- 4 door, black items. Audi pays for all of that. For 3 years or 50,000 dllng. Excel, cond., exterior, gray Interior, ex- 68,200 miles. $10,850. 1987 BMW 735ia miles. So they can spend their money on- cellent condition. Oarage Suporb fcondltlonl Silver w/ALL LEATHER' altvor Interior, 6- Call (715) 82B-2100 or 1- keptp . $$9250/BO. Call 234- 1 Audi 800-828-2101 gyl., oulomallc.. 4-door, power everything, and premium more important things. 2391 after 6PM. sound systom. VIN #H109171£>$ , 47,600 miles BUICK 82 REGAL- 4dr, CADILLAC 87 19,500 auto, V6, power extras, BROUGHAM- 4 door 78k miles. ExceMent con- sedan, mint condition. • Salaa •• • Luting . dition, white/blue, looks, 30K miles, brown/brown - aParta '-. «Saivlc« PORSGHE-AUDI OF BERNAJRDSVILLE - •Dody.Shop rides good. $2000 firm. Ihterlor. $13,200/BO. Call 65 Morristown Road, BernardsviUe, N.J. 873-2240 after 6PM 233-2349 201-236-6302 Nl^hway 22, Lebanon. NJ CLASSIFIEDS i. ., 766-0900 : ^~T~~BIBirBODrSTU UP TO $2500 FACTORY UP TO $1500 CASH REBATES Cash back may bo Used for your down payment TO DEALER INCENTIVES Available on select Mazda Models. Sao dlr, for On select Mazda models, See dlr. for details. details. •- .-:••':••• .,•"••• 1991 MAZDA MILES MAZDA MX-6 PER RETAINS GALLON VALUE EPA HWY EST. 48% retail value retained after 4 years of troubfa freo driving. Based on 11/ VIN #M5115014, 2 dr., 2.2U 4 cyl, EFI, 5 spd, mod, p/8/ '- 90 NADA. See dlr. for specific models: b, full whl, overs, steel belted rdla, dualrmra, tntd Bbs, Reduce ydur monthly gasoline expense w/ tilt, delay wprs, r/def, console, dlo. elk., fir mt«., a/o, AM/ *i 1,699* 37 MPQ available on 323 & protege mod- • FM cass, cruise, MSRP: $13,238. . els. See dlr, for details. ' 1990 MAZDA 626 DX 99OMA2DA 1991 MAZDA 323 VIN #M0219606, 3 dr hb, 1.6L EPI 4 cyl., 5 sp Mt, p/a/b, all season rdls.', console r/def, a/c, MSRP: $8278. ciuls», fir mta, AM/FM c«w, gauges, dig. elk, delay Wpra 12,299* ti% dUa W 0te mrrs 9 9 $13 822"' * ' ' '" . MSHP 7899* LOYALE US7S STATION WAG 1991 MAZDA PROTEGE DX VIN HUMMUS199, XW1. 4MAZD oyt; EFI, S >pd mdA, pltlb,MP iMVk brit «y»t 1991 MAZDA MX-5 Ml ATA UP TO $2575 VIN #M *Prices include all costs DOM'S to be paid by a consumer, CREDIT except (or licensing costs, mazoa registration fees, and rt«W , SALESDEPT.9A.M^IOP.M.M-F• 9A.M.-9P.M.SAT. taxes. Mazda rebates avai- HOURS • PARTS DEPT. 8 A.M.-6 P.M.* SERVICE DEPT. 7:30 A.M.-6 P.M. able on select models and prices incld. rebates where applicable. Not in conj. w any other offer or incentive. Prices & terms supersede all previous N offers. Not resp. for typo, errors or omissions. IMPORTCAR&TRUCKCENTER ROUTE 22WEST,NORTH PLAINFIELD.N.J. 2 - December 13,1990 — Union County Classified December 13,1990 — Union County Classified — 3 Automotive Connection 110 — AUTOS FOR SALE N N c i o N 115 - CLASSIC CARS 120 - TRUCKS FOR SALE CHEVY 88 SPRINT- HONDA '85 CIVIC- 4 NISSAN 83 SENTRA DE- PONTIAC, 84 FIREBIRD FORD 70 F-350— Mason FORD 88 AEROSTAR 130—VANS FOR SALE Auto, 4 door, 10K rnlles, DR, auto, AM/FM cass., LUXE- 2 dr, auto, PS, -V8, red/ A/C, PS, PBdum, p with snow plow. LXT— auto., air, PS, PBi great on gas, excellent 90K, mint cond. Priced to PB, AC, 72k miles, good 69K, AM/FM stereo. 1 Good condition. V8, 4AM/FM cass., excel, 140 - MISCELLANEOUS AUTOMOTIVE condition, like new. Call sell. $2600. Call. 231- condition, $1550/BO; Call owner. Good condition. speed, PS. Asking cond. 37K ml., $10,900/ 150-AUTOMOTIVE SERVICES Paul 545-1945. 9507, after 3PM. ; 707-4676 $4500 or BO. Call 985- $2,500. Call 234-1108 BO. Call 272-2424 or 805- 160 - MOTORCYCLES FOR SALE CHEVY- Camero 80, , HONDA '87 CIVIC NISSAN 85 300ZX- 1254. .'. : . after 6PM. ,' • •' 0670. N N E C cT JO N 170 - RECREATIONAL VEHICLES runs good , Interior good, HATCHBACK- AC, Auto., T-roof, new Eagle SUBARU 83 WAGON- 5 FORD 73 PICKUP- GMC 81 CUBE VAN- 100k miles. Price $600. jTioo.nroof, Am/Fm radio, 5 Goodyear GT tires, pew- gqod work truck, strong, V8, automatic, 16 foot L 180—-BOATS-AND-AGGESSORIES-Trr speed; new clutch, Maws Content Generated by Ad Department ~Calt"5453)6777 s"paT29K~mir$6750. Call ter, 67K, P/ locks & win- brakes, exhaust, tires; 4 speed. Asking $595. body with Peak. Asking CHRYSLER 83 LEB- 469-1600. dows. Loaded. Excellent good Interior/exterior; Call 725-1545 or 722- $3,200. Call 234-1108 Real Estate Connection ARON— 4 door,, auto., HONDA 83 ACCORD- condition Garaged. runs excellent; S1700/BO. 2660 after 6PM. \. after 6PM. AM/FM radio, A/C, PS,AC, cruise, auto., AM/FM $8200. Call 234r9127 281-7973 after 6PM. after 6PM. FORD 80 F*150- 4X4, 6 GMC 85 CUSTOM VAN- 210 -HOMES FOR SALE PB, 71,000 mllesi $2000 cass., PS, PB. 84K ml, TOYOTA 83 SUPRA- 5 cylinder,' manual trans- V8, auto, AC, captain Coldwell Banker helps People in real estate or. best .offer. Call 272- $3000 or best offer. 781- NISSAN 86 SENTRA- mission, new tires, brakes chairs, sofa cruise, P/ 215 - TOWNHOUSES AND CONDOS J speed, silver, black FOR SALE 8640. " •-...'.• 0757. 5spd, low mileage, leather Interior, great & other new parts, excel- locks & windows, excel- DATSUN 80 200SX- HONDA 86 PRELUDE $2000/BO. Call 463-8247 looking, runs great, lent condition. Asking portd. 62K, new brakes, in Toys for Tots drive Warren C.Rorden, President of 220 - COMMERCIAL PROPERTY 100K miles, runs good, SI- Black, 5spd, PS, PB, NISSAN 87 MAXIMA $4100 or best offer.. Call $3550. 276-6735 eves. . $10000. 75.4-6757. Ftorden Realty, Inc., proudly an- A FOR SALE 654-7147. Abroad, Christmas of 1990, the U.S. Marines are committed to not Inspected, $500. Call R/wlndows, moon-roof, WAGON— fully loaded, FORD 84 RANGER GMC STEP VAN- noucnes that Richard S. Margl- MONTGOMERV Lajos & Maria Nyiradi," property at Operation Desert Shield. At home, their dedication to action bener 225 -ACREAGE AND LOTS 725:5930 day or everting. AC* AM/FM Cass., Alloy excel, cond.. 32K ml.,TOYOTA 83 TERCEL- 5 PICKUP- Rebuilt en- 50,000 miles, dual rear tlch-has joined his firm. ' DATSUN 80 2802- blue/ wheels, 69k rnjles. $8500/ $9500/BO. Call 874-6424. gine, 4 speed,'PS, A/C. wheels, $2300. Call (201) Woodfield Estates to Keith & 491 Brookslde Ln., $126,000 fits children as the U.S. Marine Corps Reserves head up the toys 230 - OUT OF AREA PROPERTY door, 5 speed, - AC, AM/ Margitich has been a full-time silver, well-maintained, BO. Call 463-8303 NISSAN 88 CENTRA FM cassette, silver. 93K Asking $2,800. Call 234- 968-1477 . Meredith J Rost, property at 902 Michael & Mary Bargetllnl to John for Tots carnpalgn, now in its 43rd year. Joining them Is Coldwell 235 - MOBILE HOMES AND SITES Case Dr., $205,736 & Debbie Ropraz, property at 72 real estate professional since many new parts, abso- HONDA 87 ACCORD SPORT— 2dr hatch, miles, good condition, 1108 after 6PM. GMC, 1973 VAN-6 cyl., Banker, the only national real estate company to sponsor the 240 - REAL ESTATE WANTED 5spd, AC, AM/FM cass. . Woodfield Estates to Hung Chi & Buckland Dr., $228,000 1986. In the past four years, lutely no rust,, must sell. LX— 5 speed, 1 owner, $2000 takes it. Call 846- FORD 86 F150- Super standard shift, excellent program. ' . • 245 - BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES ' $1900/BO. Call 218-8913. 62K ml., $7995. Call 422- stereo, sunroof, tilt wheel, 5133 anytime. . Cab; 4 WD, AC, tilt wheel, Teresa Lee, property at 909 Case Hung Yao-Ken to Michael J & Margitich is responsblle for sell- alarm. Good Cond. low • tires. $500. for quick sale; Carol. Mucerino, manager of the Bridgewater Coldwell Banker 250 - APARTMENTS FOR RENT DID YOU 9344. TOYOTA 86 % SUPRA- AM/FM, 'new exhaust, Runs good. Call 276-8555 Dr., $212,440 MaUreen A Davln. property at 81 ing and listing over $20 million miles. $6500. 719-4838. 5spd, all power, low office, said, "This campaign to give needy youngsters a new toy at 255 - HOUSES FOR RENT ' KNOW... HONDA 88 ACCORD LXI tires & brakes. 55K ml.NISSAN 90 AXXESS . Woodfield Estates to Kenneth T & Buckland Dr., $215,000 ;'';'. in residential and commercial S miles, AM/FM stereo Asking $8900. 231-1396. Debra R Mfnolln, property at 916 This little ad can be read NISSAN, 87 MAXIMA- Christmas has a. special appeal for residents of this area. Last year 260 - TOWNHOUSES AND CONDOS Automatic transmission,' cass., sport. pkg., ga- MINI VAN- 4 wheel SOUTH PLAINFIELD property. . In more than 147,000 fully loaded, marroon, fully loaded. Excellent FORD 87 F-150- 6 cyl. drive, AC, auto, P/wln- Case Dr., $236,510 when the Marines came' to. pick up the. toys, they were, almost FORFtENT raged, Must sell. Excel. Frank C & Deborah MalecW to Prior to entering the real es- homes In 15 publications 41,500ml, $9,500. Call condition. Very low mile- EFI, PS, PB, 4 speed dows, cruise control, neW Henry & Patricia Odenthal to Ruth . Marianne Henry, property at 2365 overwhelmed by the generosity of those who filled to overflowing 265 -ROOMS FOR RENT throughout Somerset, age under 35k. $9800. condition Call 654-8013 : tate industry, Margitich spent 16 369:5622. overdrive, AM/FM,- dual condition, 17J< miles, L Johnston, property at 80 Chestnut Audubon Ave., $140,000 our collection boxes." '.: ' • 270 - OFFICES FOR RENT Middlesex and Union -32-3561 : • TOYOTA 88 COROLLA- tanks, bedllner, extended $12,000.526-6447. Cti $124,400 years In national sales and Counties? It caught your HONDA, 88 PRELUDE James Boccla to R & F Transpor- Notirtg that her sales associates particularly favor this toy drive, 275 - COMMERCIAL PROPERTY SI— 29k miles, 5 spd., OLDS '78 CUTLASS - 4 door, mint, auto. AC,warranty. Vdry clean. PLYMOUTH 85 VOY- Joseph R & Gloria Coyne to laura . marketing, traveling to most of attention, didn't it? Station Wagon, very good AM/FM cassette. 45K $5900/BO. 276-1158. tation Inc, property at 120 Barone she said they had already respohded with gifts. "I think It has FOR RENT . Call YOUR ad In todayl mint condition. White ex- AGER LE— 2.6L, 7 pass., J Scott, property at 616 Cornwall Ave., $85,000 . the major U.S. business cen- terior, black Interior. cond; was Just worked on, miles, $5900. Call 494- FORD 89 F-2S0- V8, Ct.r$138,500 something to do with being home sellers and all the joy children... 280 - VACATION RENTALS =£.'. 1-800-334-0531. auto., PS, PB, AM/FM Frank J Reltfo to Elizabeth Cor- ters. A graduate of FaMeigh Di- $12.000/BO. 382-4291 asking; $700 as Is. For6927. dual, tanks, auto, ACV PS/ cass., cruise, excel, cond. Keith E & Mary L Slmrell to Jay A experience within a home at Christmas/' S 285 - MISCELLANEOUS RENTALS We Get Resultsl more info call Jo at. TOYOTA 89 COROLLA PB, AM/FM stereo, excels $4995/BO. 359-1805 tazzo, property at 216-218 Barone ckinson University, he has a. & Maria Jaffer^property- at 613 Toys.for tots.was founded by Marine. Corps Major William 290 - WANTED TO RENT DODGE 82 ARIES STA- HYUNDAI 87 EXCEL lent condition with extras, Ave., $105,000 -.. B.Sv degree in Marketing and GL-2 door hatchback, 5 DX- 4 dr, PS, PB, AM/ eVes. ••••..• Cornwall Ct. $137,250. Hendrlcks, a public relations executive with Warner Brothers Stu- 295 - ROOMMATES WANTED TION WAGON- PS, PB,speed, AM/FM stereo OLDS '82 CUTLASS- FM, AC 16k miles,.$7500/ must sell. Asking $9500. Richard A & Susan L Mlllward to has .studied photography for good condition. 91k BO Please call 878-2782 609-426-8677 after 5PM. James T & Linda C Klriakls to Philip j & Mary Ann Zazzara, prop- dios, along with Colonel Charles Shepard and Major John Ham- cass., top cond. 40 MPG. Suprerne, clean Inside/ Mark O Dlgldio, property at 205 Da- • ; many years. RICHARD MARGITICH 218-1575 after 6PM , erty at 116 Chambers St., $122,000 pton. . ..•.-•. • ...• '. •• :' • '••'"• • • • • Very clean. 48K ml.out. Asking $2,300. FORD, 90 (•• «o X valRd., $232,500 Margitich has bden a member Classified Connection $3000/BO. 752-1048.. Phone 231-0588. Leave TOYOTA, '90 CAMRY— XLT— excellent condition, {MISCELLANEOUS , Cheryl Smith to Ernest & Mary . Prior to Christmas, the U.S. Marine Corps Reserve units distrib- "Rich's extensive background in DODGE 84 DAYTONA- message. . Midlantic Home Wltg Corp to Anna Splsso, .flroperty at 153.6 Clinton : •of the. "New Jersey Association 305- AUCTIONS •: HYUNDAI 87 EXCEL Only 7400 mis. on this 15k miles, Must Sell, . Imperato. property at 808 Eves Dr.; ute the toys to recognized social welfare agencies. ]•. sales, marketing, advertising cpnd., OLDS 66 CUTLASS-7 deluxe model In . perfect $9300. Call 469-9295 . [ AUTOMOTIVE J Ave;;$8b,opp ofRealtors Million Dollar,;Safes 310 ~ GARAGE SALES GL—. 5 dr, hatch, elec. .•$68.,500. •:•••• :.:• •,.-. -.- •'.'• ' " New, unwrapped toys may be dropped off at any local Cbidwell and time management, -com-- or Loretta moori .roof, auto.. PS, PB, 60K, new tires & battery, condition. $10,900. Call GMC '70- 6 Cyl., 3 Erna M, Mayersky to Fred & Club" every year since • he en- 312 - BAZAARS AND. SALES- at5e Robert E brake Jr to Robert E Banker otfice. bined with his photography, has I AM/FM stereo' .cass., _9K PS, falr; condition., Good 543-5775 & leave mes- speed. Call for details DID YOU .Gladys Letter, property at 145 Flo- tered the real estate field. He ; Drake' Jr, property at 73-G Farm : 314—ANTIQUESW • '. '•• DODGE 84 OMNI- 4 ml., excel, cond-Asking- station--car. Must sell, sage-_Jxall 543^7253. KNOW^. : .'. rence PI., .$,134,000 has also attained membership , allowed; him to bring the listing : : ; ^d:; $5000" ip'V-c: v :' : $33.00..382-7693. $250' or' best bfferrCall VOLKSWAGEN 82 RAB- : . Robert D'&- Eileen M Hlrsch to ;. arid -seliirig of real estate to a^ ..•'.315;^HOR..SALE';^, .;-••-:•:--.. •; ;'-,- , door sports sedarih, alloysd . This little ad can b& read Norbert Paul. '&" Jerelyn -Elch.. to,, in numerous majpr. real estate. 316 4 FREE TO-GOOD HOME.: HYUNDAI, *90 EXCEL- F/red 789-0480. ••• - r- - sierra ' Cla^lc, 80K,, [n more, than" t47;0QOv Jeffrey W & Donna R Gyurko, sales clubs before joining1' Rpr > ,.tota|fy new level of profesgionaU.: 1^^ ! OLDS 78 CUTLASS- 4 n. Call 755-7594 homes Ih 15 publications • Bernard J & JoartTJCritedii property • property at 1530 Frase St, T 317 -^ YARD, GARDEN AND FARM 2 dr, dark blue, auto., AM/: ^ some body darV,ag0, den Realty, Inc. .' ' isrn and service to so rnktiy FM cassette. Excel, cond. dobf, air, PS, PB, 95K ml.;. VOLKSWAGEN, 1978 $6500/BO. Call John at throughout Somerset, at 9 Fern Way, $233,500 ; $144,000. 320 - HORSES AND SUPPLIES DODGE 85 LANCER- 8,700 mis. $5950. Call excel, running cond., SCIROCCO— 4 speed 658-4021; Middlesex and Union William R & Mary E Ragland to Lawrence J Massasro to Colum- Warren Rorden stated that, people." 322 - PETS & ANIMALS body good to excel. $600. Counties? It caught your Kenneth'& Eileen Pileggl, property Hlgh mileage car, well-*543-5775 & leave me's- runs & looks great. $900 JEEP 76, C bian Club & So Plfd Knl, property at. 325 - CHRISTMAS TREES maintained, good trans- . sage or call 543-7253. 322-2097. or best offer. 704-8022 attention, didn't it? •••_•" at 5 Galaxy Ct., $227,000 ' Hamilton Blvd..$3"1,500 portation. 5500/BO. Call GADE-2t6r. . . . Donn & Margaret Pyle to John D F 330 - WANTED TO BUY JAGUAR8 6 XJS OLDS 82 OMEGA- 4 VOLVO 8- DL- 4 door, 4WD, good condition. Ca . Alfred M Celentano to J & G Land 218-8913. '! ^ ' "We are very proud to have a 335 - TRADES AND SWAPS COUPE— Silver w/grey door, auto., PB, PS. Newauto, PS/PB, AC, AM/FM $1300.369-8891 days. McNeil, property at 247-2A Gemini Corp, property at 100 Wynnwood DODGE 87 COLT E- 2 leather interior, 12 cyl,steel belted radial tires, We Get Results! Dr., $124,00p real estate professional of the 340 - LOST & FOUND Cassette, reliable, clean," JEEP 87 WRANGLER Ave., $101,000 door hatchback., stan- auto; PS, PB, AC, FM ste- battery. 72K miles; Oneowner $2200/BO. 846-• JUNK CARS WANTED.- NCV Developers Inc to Dominic M CRANFORD stature of Bruce Elliott join our 345 - BRITE SPOT reo cass, P/wlndows, P/ owner. $950/ BO. After ig • SIX—. 5 speed, triple dard, 43K ml., new ex- 66 black hard 'top, AC, Jack's Towing. 752^0466'. Kung, property at Gullck Ct., Carolyrt Rudolph to Michael & office," said manager" Marilyn 350 - PERSONALS haust system. Excel, run- locks, cruise, sunroof. 7PM, 722-3048. LEER BUCK CAP- fits $251,569 ning cond. $2495. Call Alloy .Wheels rear de- 89 740GL— loaded, 25K miles, like . Patrlc T^rracclatio, property at 847 Kelly. "He has lived in Westfield 355 - ANNOUNCEMENTS 84 CIERRA- windows,' AM/FM stereo new, H/D everything, most compact trucks. Eric & Shirley Harris to Alexander . Bishop St., $130,000 201-233-6730. •„ 20,300 " Slide/ Tinted windows. & Donna Aja, property at 2407 Jam- for many years and is we|l 360- ESCAPE il. Mint cond. adillt 1 owner, never off Phyllis Machrone to Frank R JR & respected in the business 365-SERVICES . Excellent condition. Ask- estown Common, $135,000 Joanne E Buzbar, property at 7 Om- ing $700. 707-8861 leave j community. We know his I . Ira Alan &, Lynne Benzlon to Phl ' aha Dr., $145,000 367 - HOME IMPROVEMENTS speod, loaded, o i r\ mnes. -. •• ' : , •. CALL a message. • • reputation for excellence will fit VW 73 THING— new top, JEEP 89, WRANGLER- Hip J & Faith Ludvlgsen, property at Jesse B & Elizabeth Patberg to 370 - LANDSCAPING, TREE CARE Asking $6200 or: best JAGUAR 8 8 VAN- 5PM. POWER- 116 Long Acre Ct., $120,000 beautifu! ' with our office's 372 - PLUMBING, HEATING offer. Call 233-1958 eves DENPLAUS-' " ' brakes & muffler, $2500 Sahara Edition. Low mile- Mark J & Karen M Cassldy, property offer. Fred & Alblna Massano to Donna at 736 Willow St, $265,000 cbmr .' /t to the. highest 1 & COOLING M & Phillip Bldoulphi properly at FANWOOD levels of real estate service. ' 375 - INSTRUCTIONS 497 Long Hill Dr., $170,000 David M & Jill S Fuerst to William A real estate.professional for Citicorp Mtg Inc to James Sutton, 377 - INCOME TAX ?ss?!Sf r»«ll o-rc none ^«-« cn»« J & Pamela Bonadles, property at RADIALS (4) 16.5; Bench property at 911-A1 Merrltt Dr., nine years, Elliott reached the 380 - LOANS & FINANCE 7505. Call 276-0306 after 5PM. roof, Benzl box radio, AC, PICKUP- 4x4, red, bed- 139 Forest Rd., $180,000 Carol Mucerino (second from right), manager of the FAIRMONT- black, $6950 or best offer. liner fog lights, 21K miles, seat; many Van parts; $90,000 . Silver level of the New Jersey 382 - INSURANCE. S 8 Rear tire carrier; snack GARWOOD Bridgewater Coldwell Banker office, displays some of the sales .r J., good, TA^-^rS ^A LE -! ^1%'i Call 549-4637. must sell. Asking Anthony F.PIol.l to Russell A & Laura Shay to Daniel A & Joyce L Association of Realtors' Million body/tires, full spare. tray, new alternator. associates' contributions to the U.S. Marine Corps Reserve E toaded, exce&cS feMe^'A $10,500. Call 757-4695. Sara P Davis, property at 426 E Fablano, property at 658 Willow Dollar Club before becoming VW, 83 RABBIT— 142k Needs tuneup. ...105.K, ml,, 1 MAZDA, 87, B2000LX (Ford); Table, more. 369- MoUntalnView Rd., $145,000 Toys for Tots campaign of which Coldwell Banker Is a national tlon^75K miles, ••MOOwr.^jpLSR .' ;&# miles, fog lights,, AM/FM :8775. • ..." • .•••'.'. ":'••••.- , Ave., $168,750 o broker of record for his firm. Employment Connection $300/B.O,' 981 -5468 days; PICKUP- black & silver, Rohlll Village Inc to Frank L & sponsor. NeWy unwrapped toys may be.dropped off at area ( 968-6846 eves. ,best offer, pall.549-8740.; 23i-&io.° . ?^?.,?!. cass., leather Interior, SCOTCH PLAINS • Elliott joins 30 other members —_^. Turbo dlese"!.' Asking: 50k'mlles;r.5spd, Ac, ste-.STEEL CAP ,wAool boxes Arleno S Vastano, property-at .112 Coldwell Banker offices In Hlllsborqugh, Flernlngton, Basking 410-HELP WANTED^" .•/"."/... ]' '881 MUSTANG IX f.eoi, Cass<, AM/FM, built In each side, fits S- 1 ,' :'Unda J: Schulmanr.to. .Lea.. J.: & of the Million Dollar Club from 1 l ;s •.iiiwvHii wi IVIArml\ VII™^". • RO-Y.At $22pO/BO. Call, 276-8321. :Perrine Pike , $231,900 , ',::••'•." Ridge, Metuchen and Bridgewater. Looking on are Jans Folk, 1 420 •-- EMPLOYMENT WA'NTED'" •' CONVERTIBLE, 5.0L, cruise, PB,-mobile phone 10 Chevy Pickup. Doqr \in, Theresa M' Lamarre, property at.. /( ! : ; 1 : ; : : .' Schlptt's Westfield ,•.office',, more Classic, elegance,, fully' after 7PM .; • / Ljhda Gabriel to Elaine'Frlstlng,. 1 . Blllld Blair, arid'WfLaRue"''/'"^ *":'' '' ' " ' "•' ' ' "' : "" ; 425 - EMPLOYMENT RELATED Kenwood CD player, mint very good & many extras Incl. tires. back$300. Cair381^0492 property at 742 Robin Rd., V1965 Duncan Dr., $258,000 ;. '; ' than 'any '^other office in Slew cond. Extras. Asking loaded, must see. Asking Excel, cond. $5000/bo. after 5:30 PM. John J & Antonlna Hodges to Bruce Elliott of Westfield has OPPORTUNITIES $5,500. Call (201) 369- $117,500 Jersey. The Westfield office is $9800. Call Fred (201) cruise, tilt,'$2700/16! Caii US 781-6720 UTILITY TRAILER— Erskln Marks, property at 450 Flan- joined the Westfield office of 430 - CHILDCARE WANTED 873-2239. 7352. '•••.'.:. Mary'T Cappuccino to Donald E ders Ave\, $180,000 the top producing sales office 469-3683. •" .' -. . CLASSIC MERCEDES BENZ 82 7X10, removable side & Marianne Jehlen, property at 21 Schlott Realtors as a 435 - CHILDCARE PROVIDED racks, landscaper type, . Leo J' & Theresa M Lamarre to property at 100 > Chetwood Terr, Bhagrhan & Chandlnl BathIJa to on the Westfield Board of D FORD '88 MUSTANG- CAR— Garaged, new OLDS 85 CIERRA- CARS 1116 DIESEL- 5 speed, Sherwood Close, $165,000 $176,000 Ishwar & Kablta Sarrna, property: at broker-associatev The former Realtors and' the Schlott tilts, 14 Inch wheels, 2 John & Barbara M Smith, property LX-5.0, 5 speed, 38K Brougham. Orlg. owner, 22' furniture body. 125K Anthony J& Susan L Chapman to SCOTCHPLAINS 1701 Merrywood Dr., $143,000 owner of a local real estate firm,' miles. Extras. Excellent tires, platnlum/charcoal garage kept, 91K, new ex- ml., $6000/BO. Call 574- spare wheels, $600. 846- at 2114 Princeton Ave,, $213,000 . organization for the . 4th gray, ye.lor • • • - 6036. Alicia L Byer, property at 42 Shire WESTFIELD Mark S & Kristlne L Allocco to William G Fairbanks to John Kou- Elliott is a licensed broker and a consecutive year. cond. 50k FORD 1950 4 DOOR- Ct., $123/500 Lawrence R & Allison T Hudak, Call 782-8986. VW 81 RABBIT- for Ldren H & Janls A Welnsteln to rkounakls, property at. 12 MIdwpod certified real estate appraiser, AD RATES BO. 526'2973. V8, $1,800. or best offer. NISSAN 87 PICKUP- Peter C Farese to Grace Wolff, property at 2024 Church St., Ave, $117,000 233-9776 after 5pm. parts. Runs excellent, Howard & Deborah P Lasker,: FORD 66 MUSTANG Oall days 287-5204 or wlth fiberglass cap, excel- $151,000 Minimum 6 lines. COUPE- Rebuilt 289, 3 "85 OLDS 87 DELTA 88— evenings 832-5154. Ask $200. VW 72 SUPER iaroperty at 1408 St James Ct., property at 610 Dorian Rd., Herbert J & Valerie Fitzon to TURBO'-' lent condition, low mile- $109,900 Eugene N Jr & Donna Borrelll to Wem Yl Chen, property at 50 Mt spd. New radiator, royal brown W/FE3 pack- for Don. • • •• age, asking $4400. Call BEETLE— new brakes, $228,000 (Average 3-4 words per line) r, 5 age, excel cond, gray, wheel cylinder, needs en- Dorothy Westburg to Leonard C &, Salvatore & Eugen Canglalosl, Pleasant Ave., $205,000 brakes, tires. Red w/black FORD 1954 PICK UP- 753-0504,.- . •.. , •• .Mii Jack Bernstein to Isador B & Ruth Susan Winslow Smith of Int. Good cond. $1650/ ). Se- PS/PB, AC, AM/FM cass, " a, $200. 549-9860. Marlene C Wain, property at 1104 property at 7 Green Hickory Hill, Kevin & Maureen Murphy to Mar- only. Call V8, runs good, $2,500. or TOYOTA 81 CONVERT- Mlntz, property at 260 Prospect St., Bedminster, broker manager of FULL RUN BO. 757-6493; 232-8907. P/seats, drs, windows & best offer. Also one sixIBLE .4X4- new top & Tudor Ct.$112,000...; : $180,000 $397,000 tin McElroy, property at 412 Orlando 439-2229 after 6PM. locks, tourlnd suspen- . James V & Jean M Platt to Khos- St., $126,000 Burgdorff Realtors' Warren of- FORD 71 MUSTANG- cyl. Call days 287-5204, body parts, needs paint. : Frank R Jr & Joann E Buzar to $2500/BQ. 658^021• . . .FRANKLIN row Soleimanshahl, property at • Antoinette Ratchford tc Justo & fice, has been elected Realtor Per Insertion parts car, $500 or best evening 832-5154 ask for [MOTORCYCLES Valerie Felczak, property at 610 4th 18 offer. Call 201-889-1709 PS, AC, AM/FM cassette, 60K highway ml. Asking Don. . Phillip E & Freda R Russo to Ave., $140,000 2291 Mountain Ave., $153,000 Dolores P Huapaya, property at 110 Associate of the Year by the When Paid in Advance many other power op- $6500. 272-8500 days or I FOR SALE James R Jr & Mlchell Michael, WESTFIELD Wlnthrop Rd., $128,000 tions, 26.500K miles. Ask- 272-9252 eves; ( 13O A BEDMINSTER Somerset County Board of 78 FAIRMONT- 4 390, convertable. $1_300; property at 7CkMa1toWm, $89,250 Charleh J Anderson to Richard E Shawn L McCllntock to John W Josephine M Hogya to William H Realtors.; ing $5,950. Call 271- Nightingale, property at 738 Austin & Remona Arlza, property at 4021 Per Insertion cyl., 4 speed std., 2 door, 0886. PLYMOUTH 86 RELI- or Best Offer. Call Days VANS I Alfred & Zelda Katz to Harriet Hill, property at 5 Calgery Ln., According to members of the $ low gas ml., good cond., ANT- 4dr, 4 cyl., auto, MOTOCROSS RACING Brooks, property at 88. Martin St., St., $167,500 . Wopdbrldge Ave., $133,000 287-5204 evenings 832- {•• FOR SALE I $145,000 Board of Realtors selection When Billed low mileage, $450, 356- MAZDA 80 RX7- silver AC, AM/FM, rear def- 5154 ask for Don; BIKES- 1986 Pro Circuit $10,000 '••..'• . Harold C & Andrea G Mathews to . Robert G & Victoria Free to War- 12.50 GR 500, 1987 CR 125 & The Hills Dev Co to Marcla A 6680 . coupe, 131k miles, 2nd ogger, B6k miles. Excel, James B Gray III to George A Thomas M & Nancy O Rich, prop- ren H & Robin G Reeves, property committee, Smith was honored owner, repair records, condition. $2100. Call 1fl7a 1989 FMF KX 250. Must Futter, property at 27 Wood Duck Each additional line: $1,10 , CHEVY Wade; property at 5 Marvin Ave., Pond Rd., $188,000 erty at 116 Eaglecroft Rd., $280,000 at 6 Woodfem St, $167,500 for a long record of community sell. Please call John at HIGHLAND PARK ZONE 1: Somerset/Middlesex . ZONE 2: Union County 4 658-4021. $125,000 BRANCHBURG James M & Dorothy S Fowler to and professional service and for „„_ PLYMOUTH 88 HORI- Michael J & Linda M J Terner, Clarence & Louise Lewis to Krish- after 5PM 37 Red w/tan Int. Excel, Walter R.& Lorraine Roberts to Frank & Josephine Ravnecto Ed- excellence in management $11.00 Per Insertion—Paid In Advance $5.50 Per Insertion—Paid In Advance gjj ? " 2ON- 5 spd. PS. PB, very plush high top, dual FORD cond. $12,500. 526-6327, Marvin Coble, property at 525 New mund & Kathleen Skorynkd, prop- property, at 220 S Euclid Ave., . na vijh, property at 115 S 7th Ave., support to sales associates. $11.50 Per Insertion When Billed $6.00 Per Insertion When Billed —_ AC, AM/FM stereo, 526-7052, leave message. air, low miles, excel cond, $350,000 $156,000 . Brunswick Rd., $212,500 erty at 64 Robblns Rd., $180,000 A real estate professional for '., Each Additional Line: $1.00 Each Additional Une: $.75 . auto, 35mpg, extended war- $10,000/BO. 757-0638.. Arden S & Dorothy B Brown to sod, A . , PB, p/windows & ranty, good cond., 16k ChobnfiHHyun & Janelle Balk to Clarence M Burgher to Branch- Frank A & Dianne Bugler to . 16 years and a top salesperson 8, brakes, DODGE 75 VAN-, panel Barbaraf Gordan, property at 42 burg Holding Co, property at 990 John H & Doreen M Hollenbach, Solomon & Lillian Blumenfeld, In-Column Display Rate: I o cksc k s, , _moom o on n roofroof,, miles. $5600.722-9087 and carpet, 69K Vnlles, before entering • management, ^.500. Excel, cond. Cai. Owestry Way, $99,900 , Rte 202. $575,000 property at 818 Fair Acres Ave., property at 329 Banner St., Minimum 1 Inch — 8 point copy PHOENIX- I TRUCKS 318 V8 engine, r$900. Joseph T & Donna M Mazur to $275,000 $130,000 Smith holds the GRI, CRS and Great for sports. Call 526- Morellas Realty Partnership to $25.50 Per Column Inch: Full Run FORD 86 ESCORT I FOR SALE I HONDA '86 250SX, John L Boyd Jr., property at 264 Richard & Kyoong Za Chung, Robert E Burslem Jr to Paula J METUCHEN CRB designations. For 1991, EXP— red, auto, AM/FM 9470 between 8-1 PM. Resnlck Ct., $124,900 Burslem, property at 654 Glen Ave., she has beery appointed to the ZONE 1: $21.00 Per Column Inch ZONE 2: $8.00 Per Column Inch .231- DODGE 83 RAM- V318. excel, cond., like new. property at 3141 Rte 22, $900,000 Walter J & Eleanor M Qulgley to cassette, cruise, AC, elec- James P McLaUghlln Jr to lohe $131,000 CRB Designation Committee- SUSAN SMITH 5 or more insertions: 20% discount if paid within 20 days tric mirror, 36K miles, ex- CHEVY 74 PICK UP royal BRIDGEWATER Winfrled Moske, property at 76 John SS Hanan, property at 90 Rodney Ave., Elaine Rae & Ehrllch Post to De- Virginia D Ward(-to Michael T Jr & St., $62,700 and the RB Convention Com- Advisory Board and sits on the CONTRACT RATES — Available upon request. $125,000 borah A Metaxas, property at 15 Ann N Venezla, property at 1016 Jens & Grace Hansen to Roy Y & mittee of the Real Estate Bro- NJ Association of Realtors' MERCURY 78 COU- miles on rebuilt 350CI. 2 condition, $4300 or Herbert P &' Selina L. McLeod to Chelsea Way, $119,000 Hardlhg St., $177,000 Bonnie Tallalerro, property at 6 kerage Council. The Council is Education and Equal DEADLINES: The deadline for both classified display GAR— low. mileage, ex- barrels. Great for towing best offer. Call 699-0770 :SNOWMOBILE PACK- Robert W & Donna M McCoy, Elizabeth & Victor Papanu to Ro- Donald Q & Geraldlne Osenga to Pleasant Ave., $128,000 the professional organization for Opportunity Committees. She is property at 48 Shelly Dr., $152,000 Edward P & Jeannari McGovern, and straight classified is 4 P.M. Monday nald F & Sandra L Bledsoe, prop- Joanne Qeorgeson to Hlroshl & Thomas J & Susan Schumacker property at 238 Hazel Ave.; brokerage management of the former chairman of the erty at 364 Garretson Rd., $169,000 Cathleen Salto, property at 77 Anv to James Iskra, property at 150 212,500 Realtors.National Marketing In- Somerset Board's Education CANCELLATIONS: Accepted up to 4 P.M. Daniel D & Brenda Anderson to boy Ave., $151,500 Sklpton PI., $128,000 Helen D Meyer to Benny V & stitute, an affiliate of the Na- and Library Committees. Monday prior to publication. James F Smith, property at 2 hoag- T & E Homes Inc to Timothy & Nancl Seda to Chl-Cho Chang, Glna Dldario, property at 651 Holt tional Association of Realtors. " land. Ct., $201,000 Lorraine Mulligan, property at 22 She Is a graduate of property, at 75 Stanwlck Ct., St.,$135.000 PAYABLE IN ADVANCE: All ads for Garage Sales. Employment -•'' -. extra wheels. Asking FRANKLIN Grove Ave., $315,000 : . Smith is a member, of Skidmor'e College and serves in $126,000 Charles E & Nancy J Stlefken to 1 Wanted, Chlldcare, Wanted to Rent or Roommate Wanted. All ads $2500 for complete pack- Kevin M & Teresa MacConnell to Kogene Bldg & Dev to Robert E Burgdorff Reatlors President's numerous alumni capacities. Sals auto body QB air, AM/FM cassette, new Advertise In the Classified! age. 996-2031 after 6 Walter. J Farrell. Ill to Wayne E & Gangeya & Bela Dave, property at Christopher A & Jill Sambach, when moving, all ads to addresses outside our local billing area. Mugure I Pyron, property at 8 Terry Bbnpietro, property at 59 martin St., $4000, private owner! B2 STATION poNTIAC 85 SUNBIRD tires & brakes, excel, ' • ' . • . p.m. ' • .',••.•••.•• 81 Prestbury Ln., $126,000 property at 546 Sherwood Pkwy., WAQ0,N"" Colony Park. WAGON- PS, PB, AC,cond. $2595/BO. Call Terr., $205/000 . $246,000 •', ' , $136,000 EXTRA CHARGES: 752-3559 for Info. GREEN BROOK Philip & Hayley S Richards to Ma- Loaded with extras, excel- radio, $2000, will talk. Call 359-7157. John M & Jacqueline Cryan to Scott D & Paula S Gresky to . So Clinton Industrial Assoc to FORD Krlstina L Shak to Some Lee Do- ria Laczna, property at 139 Newman d San Agustin to Chen- • Blind Ads, $3.00 for Box Rental $2.00 mailing charge $2595/ aftsrGPM CHEVY 85 SUBURBAN- Lawrence A & Denlse Hill, property ris Yook, property at 146 Deer Run, Proctor & Gamble Distribute, Shung & Jlh-Uan Ko, property at Splcey Partners Ltd Ptnsp, property (Box held for 30 days) T J 'gg^i ' ****"*!*- at 445-A Wheeler PI., $175,000 $1,490,000 property at 901 Summit Ave., St., $110,000 . 1363 Division Ave., $130,000 at Pomplno Ave., $2,616,007 ~B2 LN7- 2 PONTIAC 87 GRAND Thomas & Nancy M Bailey to $210,000 Susan L Molnar to Richard T Sw- VMenne L Hawkins to Adela A • All capital letters $1.00 per week mlum sound, , HILLSBOROUGH eeney, property at 46 Summit Ave., Jack E & Taeko Poltz to Gertrude ext. warranty, $6500. 494^ 6k orlg. miles. fi*"nf dr,auto,:"" "» 89K ml. Robert A & Donna M Orear, prop- Geraldlne J Lang to John R & Adamson, property at 20 Duffle PI., • All bold type faces: $1.00 per week Charles F & Theresa A Barnes to $183,000 : Varela, property at 144 Ten Ecyk 2662after6PM. erty at 135 Wilson Rd., $150,000 Allen Padgett, property at 9ie-G Mary S Gorman, property at 718 $177,000 St.. $42,336 . e> Richard H & Camllle D Hauck to Merrit Dr., $98,000 Tuxford Terr., $266,000 PISCATAWAY FORD 86 TEMPO GL- after 6PM Call 322- KEN IL WORTH ^-4- WESTFIELD $429,900 WESTFIELD $379,900 MERRY CHRISTMAS The finest area, the finest appointments, exquisite A St. Charles designer kit, lovely llv rm w/fplc and a decorating and excellent condition plus a price to sell sunny fam rm are but a few of the special features of AND HAPPYNEWYEAR TO EVERYONE quickly. What more could you want. 4 bdrms, 3V4 this tudor style home. A must to see. WSF 2846. bths. WSF 2648. ifell&fcfa^ BED— electrlo adjustable, COMMODORE 128- DEACONS BENCH- DRESS- Prlscllla Of Bos- HAND CRAFTEDr- Doll MAHOGNAY BUFFET- A GREAT GIFTl— IBM dark dinette set w/4 Computer w/harddrlve,. full size, brand new.. Paid . color monitor, disk drive, Maple, $40. Pine cocktail toon formal gown,, Emerald cradles, chllds rockers, joy stick, manuals, soft- reen, velve" t•-••- & taffeta• , benches, shelves, swan chairs. Also Oak. Buffet, f 303 1 [ 314 ] , software, your choice. $1125 asking $800. Call table, $30. Pine vegetable Best offer. Call 272-2312 Electronic organ double 968-1876, evenings or ware for kids & business, bin, $20. Cherry plant gought for $220 Asking planters, oriental vases, I AUCTIONS I I ANTIQUES I other gift Items. 725-8145. keyboard. $695 each/BO. weekends. '.•••'. original boxes. $390.' 782- Stand, $20. Call 234-1808. half. Great for the holl- NEON SIGNS Exercycle-$35. 232-8081 BICYCLE—Mans 26" 10- 4325. •'•'-'.. ' DESK— 5 drawer steal, days. Call 463-7646 HUMIDIFIER- Breathe AIRLINE TICKET- Holi- speed-$50; Exercise ski COMPUTER- AT&T black w/60" walnut top. ELECTRIC RANGE- easier this winter with a COKE, BUD, COORS, COIN AUCTION- This 2 40" METAL WHEELS- machlne-$30; Recurv 6300, hard disk, graphics^ High back lawyers swivel Maglc Chef Chateau, free-standing West Bend PEPSI, MILLER, COCK- NORTHSIDE CRANFORD - $189,900 NEW LISTING- $178,000 day Savings! Newark to TAILS. CUSTOM Sunday evening 12/16, from antique coal shuts, West Palm Beach, Non- Bow. Left-handed-$10; monitor, mouse, DOS, chair, New 6' bookcase upper and lower ovens, humidifier. Easy to fillf, au- Classic older colonial homo Incl. 3 Bra, LR w/llro- Charming vinyl sided Westfield Victorian home near 1890's. Roll of asbestos PERSONALIZED NEON. 7PM. Holiday Inn, Rt. 22, stop reserved seat. Call Hunting clothing, Camo manuals, premium soft- (In box). $260/BO. Call exhaust hood. Good con- tomatic turn-off. $40. Call place, oat In kllchon & 1st 1 don. BriannKnoop schools & town, 3 Brs>modern kit. & formal DR. Elf Brldgewater. Coin Inspec- canvas, 31 In. x 35 ft., use large. Call 755-9018 ware, IBM compatible, says houso noods some work, but woll worth the Peg Brandll 8aVs homo ls»ecently redecorated & , 781-6723 369-6262 dition. Just switched to 805-3066 after 6p.m. ready lor holiday parties. tion 6:30PM. Gold-Sllver- for artist canvas. 828- $775.369-3742. gas. $45.968-6143 aWonV.Call.hor to Inspect. Cdpper coins. 2704 after 3PM. ANTIQUE HORSE BICYCLE- Men's Nlshlki DID YOU IBM PRO-PRINTER- 201 "494-2993 WESTFIELD $339,900 WESTFIELD $319,900 DRAWN SLEIGH- Good Altron 7000 Sprint. Like COMPUTER- Atari 800. KNOW... EXERCISE BENCH- X24E, almost new. In- NlW GAS SNOW ANTIQUES- for sale. condition. Must see. Call new. Retail $950; sell Keyboard, monitor, dual This little ad can be read wlth welghts-$45, Metal THROWER- Never used, English-style half time tudor colonial. 5 bdrms, 15' cludes sheet feeder, A beautifully maintained charming tudor style home. (312 *\ 752-0336, 819-8367 leave.message. $350. Call 234-2821. floppy disc, printer, In more than 147,000 cabinet &' 6"x3' wide x down-loadable front mod- 3 HP, elec. start., make dining rm, Quaker Maid kitchen, sunny family room 28' great rm, family sized formal din rm, sunny kit, 3 ESTATE SALE- 3 pieces ANTIQUES— furniture, BICYCLE- New 20 inch, modem, lots of software: homes In 15 publications 18"deep-$258 deep$25, Plusl h chair u|e a|| manualls && cablebl . "MTD", 21 inch, orlg. and a lot more. Excellent for transportation, schools bdrms and rec rm. WSF 2982. BAZAARS of MISSION OAK: desk, boys BMX. Excellent glftl DOS, SATs, games, man- throughout Somerset, .lounge-$10 — . Cal~" l 72-—5 originally $900. Asking Cost $329, sell $200. Call and shopping. WSF 2847. I & SALES I books; guns, tools, arm chair, bookcase; ma- lamps, refrigerator, brass Call 752-2923 after 3PM. Ual3. $300. 526-3129. Middlesex and Union 0020. $500. Call 379-2579. 463-8289. . ; • hogany breakfront with Items & more. Call after Make offer. COMPUTER— IBM Counties? It caught your EXERCISE BIKE- "Air OAK KITCHEN TABLE- curved glass door; 2 sec- 6PM: 233-1711 . COMPATIBLE- 640K, attention, didn't It? Gometer", like new, $175. JACK LALANNE LIFE- Octogan, extra leaf, 4 5TH ANNUAL CHRIST- ' retarles, oak chest & BICYCLE- men's 10 Call YOUR ad In todayl TIME GOLD MEMBER- APPLIANCES- Frlgld- speed, maroon Jetter DLX hard drive, monitor, lots Call 356-4032. chairs on wheels w/ MAS GIFT & FLEA MAR- dresser; maple kitchen 210. New. Call 232-3317. of software, $435/BO. 1'800-334-0531. SHIP- Use any club at matching tea cart, $200, KET- "Old, new, used, set; odd tables; andirons lare refrlg., frost proof, 17 We Get ResultsI any time, only $800. cu. ft., white, $245. Top/ CAMCORDER- HI-8 Okl 93 printer; $125/BO. FIREWOOD RACK- Ping Pong table, $75. collectibles" Sunday, & MOREI AJI at long long Call STEVE at 369-4188. Saves you $300 off reg. Moving sale. 632-9570. Dec. 16th, 9AM-4PM. . closed Marczak's An- bottom W & D, 10 Ib. ca- Sony, Evo-9100 Profes- DINING CHAIRS- (4) Steel 18 Inch x 60 Inch. Ethan Allen heirloom style club rates. Call 276-3803. St. Mary's High School, tiques, 267 Central Ave., pacity, white, $495. 526- sional- 8 months old. IBM Holds a quarter cord, PAN I SONIC CAM' WESTFIELD - ROOM FOR ALL CONTEMPORARY SPLIT 237 South Broad St;, Eli- METUCHEN (off Rt. 27), 8446. $2500 value, will sacraflce $30 ea. White French $35. Call 356-9043. KAWASAKI-DIrt bike 88, CORDER & VCR— excel- Ownor offers immediate possession for this 6 BR, 2 Prov. style desk $30; sln- -FANWOOD zabeth. OVER 100 Dec, 15, 9am-4pm. NO for $1600. Call 232-1664. FIREWOOD- $140 a elec; guitar, •clarlnett. lent condition; Slate top 4 bath home W/IQ. country kitchen, 2 car garage situ- ART COLLECTION- { TABLES OF BARGAINSI Checks, NO early sales. X 8 pool table, excel. ated on 100' y 125' lot Plenty ol room for the Booulifully malntnlned home with contemp6rary flair. •) 4 LeRoy Nelman serl-. cord. Seasned hardwood, ongl sh ^camera, zenith 1st come, 1st served, CHAIRS-. 2 QUEEN dr cond. Call 356-0048 growing family & priced fairly at $181,000, uoya Ell 3 Brs, 1vi baths, family room plus reo. rm. for the CHRISTMAS GIFTS '& ographs. Football, golf, ANNE, black' vinyl: wing Cut..?.P"t_?"d__dellvered, p , memfn'n s bike oenturlan. Dorolhy McOevltl. kids. Ask Santa's hilper, Barbara Doherty for specif numbers given. SALE BY $3750/00. 699-6947. be- wllson golf clubs. Best ics. $194,600. . CRAFTS- live wreaths & . baseball, track & animal. back with mathcing foot Call Mike, 722-3235. PIANO— Baby Grand LOIS LEBBINQ. Next • ' • • • ', blankets-$i2ea. Mon.- Signed & numbered. Far stools. $250/BO. TVstand pc.-$500^ Master Bed- Offer. 526-61D8 $1200; Complete. set of. sales here Jan. 5& 18. CONTEMPORARY FUR- rodm set. 6 pcs.-$750; 2 FIREWOOD- 100% sea- Sun. 10AM-5PM, 2031 below retail, 788-1663 $15.563-7862 son quality wood. V*, 1/£ & LEATHER HANDBAGS- Norltake China. Call 233-. Mountain Avenue, Scotch NITURE- 3x5 ft. brass, Stlffel, Iamps-$100, Plat- 1109 after 5PM chrome DR table w/4 full cord available. Call Low price. $10-$22. High 'Your Neighborhood Professionals" Plajn8. WANTED WAR RELICS- BASEMENT CON' CLARK FORKLIFT- form bed-2 stands-$250. PIANO— Mahogany baby U.S. - German - Japanese TENTS- 1001 Collecti- 5000 Ib. w/slde shift, chairs, $180. Glass top 494-9396 234-9258. quality, buy direct, no CRAFT SHOW- Pottery : store, we deliver. Call grand with bench. $2500 swords, helmets, dag- bles, furniture, frames, excel, cond., $3250, Ca- coffee table, $100. 874- M SET- FIREWOOD-Spllt, Sea- Evening Phones: wooden toys & Jewelry. DINmQ ROO soned, mixed hard wood. 908-526-7577. or best offer. Call 658- gers, medals, uniforms, tools, lamps, Christmas & torplller D-2 Bulldozer. 714a - • Cherry Colonial American Sat. Dec. 15 & Sun. Deo. $125. percord.781-2117. 3350. ; Jerry Bonnettl, Jr..« 232-4361 Dorothy McOevitt, GRI • 832-3393 flags. Immed Cash. Call Kitchen misc. By appt.. Stuck steering clutches, °rew with hutch, server, LIVING ROOM SET- 16, 247 Main St., Met- after 5PM 272-5432. 356-6680. $2650. 201-782-3391. v COUCH & LOVESEAT— POOL TABLE- Bruns- MOUNTAINSIDE 235,000 CRANFORD $179,900 uchen (201) 906-1999 table w/pads. 2 leavea^6 FURNITRUE- Bedroom, Cojonlal couch & chair, Pea.B«irtdW_232^9B3_ JDowia. Perch. • .232-8193 matching, Oyster color, hl$2e0Or549-5482 "livinrgroonnritecrroom sets, autumn" cotorsfDark; pirro nmrFaculaTe^a7Kh~^3~^^ rm7 ^rearbiay^Henrw/Optldinrd^^ 7MukWaFlhirA*t ~~ tlon 4V41 x 9'. Excellent Bdrbara Doherty * 232-7659 Arleen Post * 233-6176 $350/BO. Must sell. Call plnball machine, bar coffee table. $100/all. Call .screened porch and so much more. Lovely treed home In family neighborhood. Spacious surroundlnaa' niode & mirror, book- seat & chair, complete w/ DINING ROOM SET- condition $1250. Call 549- \ 313 A cases, weight bench & coffee & end tables w/ 654-8897 eves stools, drafting ta- 463-8617. Beverly Hsaley • 276-4114 QenoVena Smith • 233-2180 property. WSF 2860. v iarge table w/2 leaves & ble.lartips, gym set. Much 3385 after 6PM. near schools/ WSF 2948. TO ADVERTISE weights, white chest. lamps. Very good cond. pads, 6 chairs, 4 other .p, gy Brtana Knoop • 272-4730 Janet Wltz'ol • 233-6067 I FORSALE I COUCH, Hl-back, 3cush- 'much more 685-1000 LeROY NEIMAN- COIIQC- REFRIGERATOR- Hot- Other.Items priced to sell. $450. Call 572-9682. pieces, 2 lamps & end on> 233-1683 lon Colonial, Brown $100/ mnNminp— nff uuhlto " Football, golf, base- point, no frost, largo 23.5 i$an Maasa•233-1861 Carol Wood, GW GR5 • 322-7316 Call Our COLOR COMPUTER II- B.O. Good cond. Swing table. $595. 526-2973 i»H Brh^?«nH a ba". track & animal serl- cu. ft. capacity w/ext. Bell '<• 272-7483 Roger D. live, CB8,6NP • 332-7925, Classified 9 FT. SOFA- $99. 12 X BEDROOM SET- 2 Radlo Shack. Disk drive, King Recliner w/hamper DININQ ROOM- maple hf= Sn^i A nSS- » ograph. Signed & num- water & Ice dispenser. Al- WESTFIELD 15 blue carpet $129. beds, dresser, table, accessories,, software. $75/B.O, Both for $125. table & 4 aide chairs, 2 KI / i2SS2. L°nimAnH bered. Far below retail, mond. $500/BO. 781- Hours: Mon. - Fri. 9 a.m. - 9 p.m.. Typing Tutor. Good for 561-2257. leaves, teacart. $500. SCHLOTT Hot Line Child's desk $49, 20 In. $500. Dining room table, brass lamps sm, almond „,,„_» y^m rt|f» 7nn ^ RRV 0663. 264 E. Broad St. bike $29, Qold earlngs 4 chairs, hutch, $400. Re- beginners. $200. 359- Green tweed sofabed, 2 Sat. & Sun. 9 a.m. - 6 p.m. 7322/756-8077. CRYPT FOR TWO- With i, $200,782-1880. formica round kit. set w/4 great Xmas gift. 788-1663 RIDING MOWER- Snap- 4 Generations 233-5555 TOLL FREE $12-$29. 526-8963 frigerator/freezer, 2 door, per, 26", 8HP/319CC $200,563-0558. perpetual care, at Wood- bra93 chairs. 874-0736. MAC ||- 40K Int. hard bridge Memorial Gardens. DOLL HOUSES- 2 now GUITAR— Memphis elec- drive, 2K RAM with 13" Brlggs & Stratton eng,, Advertise , wooden, custom made, $100. IBM Selectrlc tyoe- Advertise BEDROOM SET- 4 $8400 value, asking trie, portable amp. Ladles RGB Monitor and ex- 1 piece. Maple-$275. Call In the Classified! $4500. Call Don for Infor- Christmas gifts. Only 2 10 speed Ross bicycle, tended keyboard. Excel- wrlter $25; Victor co In Westfield More than 170 offices in New Jersey. New York. Connecticut. Pennsylvania and Florida. In the Classified! tor, $10, as Is. 231-1 1-800-334-0531 722-6349 mation, 968-7534. left. Call 725-6125 rldden 4 times. Call lent condition. $2900, Call 725-6867. 246-4427. '6 — December 13,1990 ^ Union County Classified December 13,1990 — Union County Classified — 7 Typing & Transcrlp- J STFTfilATNTENANCE """TPSYCHTCTRESDER ANTHONY'S. PAINT- HOME IMPROVEMENTS ATHENA ING^ specializing In Inte- & REPAIR— general tlon- Professional typing INC- small jobs our spe- rior & exterior. Roofing, building maintenance, & transcription • services qlalty.. Same day service, Tells past, present. & fu- (all sizes) Call Master- .Interior & exterior repairs ture, answers all ques- gutters cleaned & in- carpentry, electrical 1 stalled.- Mlnoraiterations. (Mc.9141) & painting. tiOIlS* 5POO*8"Z©&™W»II • o*™ Free estimates. 752-6441. 968-1609 ask for Vlnce. zen Disc. (201) 297-4340 card, palm & crystal read- JLS CONSTRUCTION- Ings. Avail, for parties & ARCHITECT- Resld0n- HOMECLEANING "Fall 367 banquets. Call 750-9123 CO N N E C T I O N tlal, commercial renova- Special". Professional All phases of Construction HOME with special emphasis on Painting, Paperhanglng, ROD IRON RAILING- tion & new building cleaning with a. personal LOOKINHG FOR A projects. Specializing In touch. Townhouses start- IMPROVEMENTS custom cabinetry, kitch- Power Washing and Assortment of straight & SPRUCE OR PINE for the Interior office planning. ens, baths & additions.. SPECIAL COAT1NGS- stair pieces. $40 or best 316 ( 3S0 Ing at $40 & up. Houses holidays? Start or con- Licensed In NJ. 572-9365. vary. Fully Insured. Call 201-709-1206. , . . Fully. insured. Free esti- offer. Call 722-6329. FREE TO tinue a tradition by cutting PERSONALS mates. Call Vecchloli ASPHALT PAVING- At Chris at 873-1389. A*I WALL SCAPERS- KITCHENS BY JOHN- SEARS HUMIDIFIER- GOOD HOME your ownl Call 1-800r HOUSECLEANING- Painting 356-9289 : Floor,' 20; Atari 800 com- FARM-MKT. Sponsors In- low cost. Fast service. Wallpaper hanging, Paint- All types of home Im- Condos, apts. & homes. Ing, Kitchens &.Baths re- provements. Custom REPLACEMENT WIN- plete, $275; Golf clubs; clude Rutger Cooperative Will beat any written esti- A FACT: 52,000 men/ mate. Gall anytime 751- Monday to Friday. Refer- modeled. Free estimates, kitchens a specialty. Bath- DOWS- with Interlpr/ex- Bikes; Tires, Ford, 165- CASTRO CONVERT- Extension. ences, reliable, very thor- Fully Insured. 463-5988 rooms, whirlpools, spas, terlor trim. Storms. Other 80-13. F78-14. 356-6843. IBLE-- Pumpkin floral women have enjoyed call- 9112. ' Directory WOOLF FAMILY TREE Ing the Christian Meeting ough. Call 388-2357. or 281-7435. expert ceramic tile work. Improvements. Free esti- SEASONED SPLIT FIRE- print, queen bed, mecha- FARM- Fresh cut AUTO CARE- "Total Car mates. Marsh & Sons. nism and frame A1 condi- Service, $2/mln. IT'S Cleaning" Wash and Wax HOUSECLEANING- AFFORDABLE QUALITY Decks & additions, fin, WOOD— fireplace size or. Christmas Trees, wreaths, MAGICAL, UNIQUE, AND HOME SPECIALIST- all ished basements. Free 271-8547. stove size, $135 a cord, tion. Needs slipcover or holly, grave covers & pil- by Hand, shampoo car- Thorough, trustworthy &•. APPLIANCES MOVERS PLUMBERS reupholstery. 276-6713 WORKS BEFORE THE pets. Call for appolnt- dependable woman will ImprovementB-repaIrs, estimates; 707-9215. SHEETROCK, TAPING|& CARPENTRY FUEL OIL ROOFING & REMODELING $150 delivered & stacked lows. Rt. 31 N, Fleml- DAYS OVERI CALL NOWI etc. Reliable, honest, in- KITCHENS, BATHS- re- LIGHT CARPENTRY^ 201-755-5734 We de-OLD TVs— Couch (need ngton. 201-782-0931. nrtent: Gllmer, dean your home. 5.years SEE WHY...I 1-1910101- 272-8321. experience. Own equip- sured with references, modeling, alterations, over 20 years experience. liverll Prompt ServlcelI new fabric-quality), used Gutter leaf guard Installed . cabinet refacing, counter- 17186V7710.,.(24hrs.) ment. 526-2415. Call Lou at 725-3707 or APPLIANCE* Donald S. Rockefeller SODA MACHINE- Wall computer equip,, Ency- A FACT:- 52,000 men/ BARTENDER AVAIL- from $1.49/rt + cleaning, tops, formica, Corlan, tile Frank at 356-1761 REEL-STRONG BOBBINS & ALLISON, INC. WE STOP LEAKS! clopedia Americana, 2 336 ABLE— for private par- HOUSECLEANING- Will hanging, 3 flavors, 48 women have ended lone- also fall painting specials, work, skylights, finished SHEETROCK/SPACKLE PLUMBING & HEATING INC. chairs. 233-1683.. . WANTED ties. Book now for the clean houses, offices, 233-0932 after 6PM. basements, drywall & tap- . •••" ' VACUUM Serving Union County & Clark Builders, Inc. cans. Like new, used 6 liness calling 1-900-786- apartments; By the. "hour —Repairs to sheetrock & Carpentry FUEL CO. "Local Public Movers months $495. 526-2973 TABLE TENNIS SET- Holidays. Call 968-6923. B & E CONSTRUC- Ing, decks. References on VIdnlty Sines 1925 TO BUY 7710. Christian 24HR. Ro- or by the house. Laundry plaster. 572-5811. EMPORIUM Moving & ' License Complete Badmlnton game; Ame- mance linel $2/mln. CARPENTRY- Interior - TION- Roofing, siding, request, tip Job too small, "SEflC SOFA & LOVESEAT- & Ironing. Good refs. Additions, Alterations, Storage Plumbing. rican Ibgs; Black & white exterior. No job too small. decks, alterations, addl- Free .estimates. Fully In- WALLPAPERING & SALES & SERVICE 00172 We Specialize In: . $200; Recllner, $35. GE t>ATEFINDER- Singles Good work for the right TV. Call 548-5905 CAMERAS—Old Pho- Let us come out end give tlons, drywall, painting,, sured. Call, Cedrone s PAINTING- Reasonable All Makes & Model* of Appliances Decks and Formica Work & • 25" console TV, $75. Oak Personal Ads^ Our 7th price. Call Ida at 889- i Most Major Brands Repairs...New Roofing... . TV SET- Black & white tos call 276-2510, a free estimate. Call Leo doors & windows. Free Home Improvements at rates. Free estimates. Call Washors-Dryers• Dishwashers • Etc. Heating kit. util. cabinet w/almond yearl Largest Listing!.Free 0627 after 3PM. COMPLETE CARPENTRY Rerooflng...Flat Roofing... Zenith, needs antenna. If ALL JEWELERY- Dia- at 356-5265. estimates. Call 725-3441. 846-8729. Kristin at 968-7842 v Air Conditioning V Humidifiers Services formica top & compatible copy 201-526-3004, 24 J.P. CLEANING SER- REASONABLE RATES v Oil & Gas Burners •'Healing & Cooling desk, $150. 526-6344. ypu want to mess with It, monds, gold & silver. CARPET CLEANED- BREITENFELD CON- MASONRY Driveways. WALLPAPERING & Call about all Fully Insured • Free Estimates hrs. or P.O. Box 1058, VICE- Homes & Offices, STRUCTION- Additions^ Patios, sidewalks, steps, 10 YRS. EXPERIENCE ix Fuel Oil - i> Air Cleaning Fitters It's yours. 231-6690, Certified appraiser. Plscataway, NJ. 08855. $10/room; whole house PAINTING- reasonable our services State lie. #4205 NJ Lie. #10760 SOFA & LOVESEAT— all types. Call 707-1656 siding, roofing, decks, fireplaces, brick work and rates, free estimates, call IN THIS AREA . SALES - SERVICE AGENT ALLIED VAN LINES wltH^-wpod trim plus 4 days, . Jay's 56 Somerset St., $99; Sofa $25. Mr. Rugs Gladly Serving Union North Plalnfleld. 755- JUDY YORIO'S COM- 754-9028. for Free estimate! windows, doors, etc. belgium block curbing. Kristin at 968-7842 SOL COHANE INSTALLATION 213 SOUTH AVE E matching covered end ta- UPRIGHT PIANO- 2 TV PATIBLES, New Jersey's LAWN & GUTTER Cleaning & hauling. Call Prompt estimates. J.M. WALLPAPERING- Qual- Pete 276-8677 County for 21 Yrs. bles. Also, Thomas dining sets. Call 722-6349, 9125; 561-4563. CLEAN UP SERVICES 276-1330 276-0900 CRANFORD HIGH PRICES PAID-for personal and very afford- CLEANUPS— Call Jeff Chuck at 248-0961. Contracting 756-9287 - ity wallpaper Installation. room light fixture. Call OF ALL TYPES- Will CRANFORD 549 LEXINGTON AVE. CRANFORD TEL 276-0898 7 Raleigh Ave. • Cranford 381-5145 quality postcards, sheet able Introduction service. 321-0611 _____ CARPENTRY— All types PAINTING & PAPER Free estimates, Certified 276-6425 359-8179 after 4 pm. Over 15 yrs exp.. Judy clean up anythlngl Ga- 6f home renovations & £JANG'NG.- Interlorjn&xte- music, old toys, baseball flor by Paper Hanging Institu- 320 Yorlo, MSW 707>90B6. rages, attics, cellar, yards. MASONRY- Steps, remodellng Inside & out. - Professional work. SOFA— 3 cushion, low, Items, cameras, military, Real Estate closing & es- walks, chimney repair, tion. Light painting; 925- modern, 7 ft. H.erculon HORSES ; LOSERS WANTED- We Free estimates. Reason- No lob too sma|l. Insured ,7360. AUTO DEALERS I COLLISON REPAIRS PAINTING PLUMBERS SIDING typewriters, TV's, Worlds lost 10-29 lbs. In 30 days. tates. . Complete demo fireplaces, foundations. R GLASS sofa. Gold/beige/black/ & SUPPLIES services avail. Free esti- able rates. Call Dave at £ ^.| ESTIMATES. Call Pair, ftn. pens. 272-5777. We lost' Inches and cell- All brick,' block & concrete 356-8915. _•'• Bob Stelnman, 526^382. WINDOW CLEANING— rust muted stripes, great JUKEBOXES (anycondl- mates. Fully. Insured. We work. Quality work. In- condition, $95. Call 805- urite. Call Mlml and Harry Professional, fully In- tlon)-^ Coko, Slot, Ar- have all size dumpsters sured. Mark 534-6418. sured, superior refer- REYNOLDS 3066 after 6 p.m. ADDITIONAL INSTRUC- 261-7302. CARPENTRY- RenopdeJi. PAIHTIWQ ;S^ BENNER'S TRUGUO cade, Pinball machines; for rent. 722-7763. MOVING?— Lowest ences. Other related ser- PLUMBING & SIDING SOFA— Rust valour, $75. TOR NEEDED- w/school ing. repairs. Small jobs. PAPERING NtERIOR RE1LLY barber poles. 609-587- CLEANING- Somerset prices. Palmlerl Movers. vices available.: UNIVER- HEATING INC. Two blue/ green print horse for Western & Eng- * SISTER SUSAN * Reasonable rates. Satis- ONLY)- 'Fall Spec al" AUTO BODY PAINTING INC. lish lessons. Excellent In- 7819. •'• • • Hills Cleaning Service. The small move, special- 0 0 a r ny SAL BUILDING MAINTE- OLDSMOBILE, INC. Lou DIFablo Tony DIFabio SPECIALISTS club chairs, $30 each. All READINGS * Specialist In residential ist. Pianos, 6 rooms or faction guaranteed. All l ^ J X °^ & NANCE. For FREE ESTI- \Since 1920 ' Everything I Interior and Exterior In very good condition. door facility: 722-7087. JUNK CARS types oi work. ATD FULLY INSURED. WIN Over 35 Yrs. Experience homes. Every Job super- less. Free phone quotes beat any written estl- MATE Call 281 -7611. AUTHORIZED . . CollisonExperts • Store Fronts • Aluminum Entrances • Woodwork Staining ' Doors & Windows Call 549-8625. EXCELLENT OPPORTU- Whitehouse Auto. Call * Established 1962 + vised by owner. Refer- PM #00550. 356-2454. Carpentry, 753-6031. . Aluminum Door Repair • Mirrors • SAME DAVSERVICE . SOLOFLEX- Butterfly * & NITY- for Trainer with 534-2519 . •k • + ences available. Call mates. Will work Wknds. WINDOW REPAIRS— OLDSMOBILE [ Direct Repair for Therrnopanes -Storm Window Repairs • &, Varnishing BaffirSom and Kitchen • Free Estimates MR; FIX-IT— You break 73 Replace glass, putty, • teg; extentlon -attachment, students & a desire tP ex- LIONEL TRAINS . Advise on all ,. 781-1503. INSTALLATION- Baths, g^?^ ,.)?f? . Most Major Inc. Cos. Table Tops • Plexiglass j_^- Moderlzations pand. Dp what you do * problems bf life. One _7 it, we. fix It. From any- ° caulk, paint. & wash. Inte- SALES & SERVICE Free Estimates Fully Insured excellent cpndltlpn.: Askr WANTED-r 218-9728, . visit convinces you she * COMPUTER SMARTS*- thing,- to anything.. • Call Kitchens &.-Foyers. Old PAINTING & WALLPA- ' rlor/exterlor. Free esti- laser frame machines RESIDENTIAL• COMMERCIAL ...•, SERVICE SALES REPAIRS: • ing $900 or best offer. best, and leave the rest to "and-new. Repairs.™Call PERfNG-. nterlor/exte,- . We Po The-Complete Job "Irivest In your home" us. Pine Hllr, 722-7087. MAH JONGG SEV at * is truly ef glftb'd lady. " ' r. word processing, Lotus- 234-9258. •„.,. •: :: • '•••- mates, 'fully IrisUred*Bob oven baked spray tooth INDUSTRIAL; :„•: \ .Fully Insured- Call 654-0424. ' , • reasonable price in .clean + .••••• . •••ir base 123j graphics, NEW BABY. NEW MOM? Johh 369^6616, • •".•-•••••v rlor, :all Wall • coverings, Stelnman, 526-3382. . 232-76^ 1- ~ 24 Hrs • 7 Days/Week " • " REASONABLfe RATES : - VUIMMPV ewFFP oaii poWer washlrtg, free estr- STEREO CABINET- HAPPY HOLIDAYS condition. Call 233-3323 *• CrystalEnergy,andf.+ equipment selection, etc. For, home help so Morri CHI ; 606 South Ave E O"7ft C7CC '" • ; '•• '• , ,..-.• 276-5367 -.'•'. •.",' '•'•• FROM PINE HILL- Visit YOUR PERSONAL 5x2x2V-:soll,d -pak.:^- or233-5836.';, ;.. •: . '-*i * Tarot CardBcadlngs *. Call 725:2612. . ; • •can enjoy "her new;- baby. CHIMNE321^0611Y as SWEcP.i-k for Jeff; Call mato<5 Rnll Inhnft'Sf v Uc^#ii06 ryUchaelG.•MSSotr our, beautiful; 'WeII- HANDYMAN- No Jdb too, NORTH AVE. E. Cranford *" 851-0888 after 6 p.m. » ^58NbRtHAVENUE shelves, drawer, glass THE OLD TOY SHOP Onp Fee Question ' + ELECTRICIAN- Fast de- •Call New 'Mum' :Care; 1k f J ^56-€032 , ' ^ .:..doors.. Excellent condl-' rnplntained, "just like DECORATING- curtains PAINTING-^. Interiors A Small. 24 hour emergency WESTFIELD CBANFOHD ..•• • .Wants.your OLD TOYS.. pendable. Lie; 6611. 781-1030. •':.:.: •; (service. Free estimates. 276-1Itl ° 1 WALNUT AVE-CRANFORD tion. $4od new; $200 or home"' Indoor/ outdoorfa*' 272-9791 •<$ For free estimates, Call & other AVlndbw. treat- specialty, Reasonable, In"' BO. Call 297-9321 cility w/all the icomforts a (1870-1970) P.R. Press coverage" can mehts made to order.' sured, Refs. 37 yrs; of 549-3809 or 679-9698. for TOP CASH. * 115 North Ave., W. * Abl 789-2407 horse & rider could want. •ir Cranford * be cheaper than advertis- Reasonable rates. Call Custom Service. 968- TREE SERVICE STORM WINDOWS- 3 722-7087,. Branchburg. . 759 Central Ave. ELECTRIC- A-1 Electric ing. Call Newsbrldge 276-8763 0467. V.A. CARNEVALE. BUILDERS CONTRACTOR GLASS TO ADVERTISE PLUMBERS different sizes, White • Westfield Co. Inc. No Job too small,, 691-7073; TO ADVERTISE modern; One storm door. Tues.-Sat. 11-4:30 DID YOU _... • PAINTING- Let a no challenge too great. PARTY PLANNING- 36 x 80; Used lumber 10' 322 232-8388 Residential & small busi- KNOW... woman do your painting. PROTECT YOUR BEST INVESTMENT DYNAMIC Ellis to 18'. Call 722.0693 232-2128 360 ness specialist. All work Hollday magic, our loca- This little ad can be read. Neat, clean quality work. Call Our A. BUONTEMPO PETS & tion or yours. We handle CHAPMAN BROS. TOWER— .40 ft. galva- ESCAPE guaranteed/Bonded. Lie. In more than 147,000 Insured. Free estimates. Classified Gen. Builder Since 1950 GLASS CO. Call today- nized steel, 4 sections, ANIMALS #8460, VIsa/MC ac- the details insuring, flair homes in 15 publications Call Maryann 560-0235. Tree Service and originality. Select one throughout Somerset, 28 Years of Lie. #1428 free standing plus an- 34O cepted. Call Paul PAPERHANGING- No Hot Line • New Homes & Additions Quality Service "For All Your Glass Needs" Your Ad Can ALL TYPES OF TREE CARE tonna rotor, $95. 879- 271-4553 or 654-1330. or all our services: cater- Middlesex and Union job too smalll Reasonable & REMOVAL LOST & ing, resort accommoda- • Fire and Storm • . . • Expertly. COMMERCIAL • Plumbing 4142. • • ADORABLE YORKSHIRE LAS VEGAS- Imperial Counties? It caught your rates. Call 276-1549. • . TOLL FREE TERRIER PUPS- AKC, FOUND Palace, September 1991. FIREWOOD, SEA- tions, restaurant and ban- attention, didn't It? Damage Construction • STORE FRONTS • Heating -Cooling • Firewood • UPRIGHT FREEZER $25; SONED— $120 a cord, •Concrete Paying and Doslgned and Constructed • ALUMINUM ENTRANCE. Be Seen By male & female. Call 968- Leave Sunday,. 22, 8:35 quet rooms, entertain- Call YOUR ad In today! • PLATE OUSS • Alterations -Repairs • Woodchips Harvest Maple table, 4 0797 after 5PM. p.m., return Thursday, 26, Call 752-5897 ment, decorations, rent- 1-800-334-0531. Advertise In the Classified! 1-800-334-0531 Masonry Work ':. Alterations • Additions • CUSTOM MIRRORS chairs $150; coffee, end FOUND— In Cranford on als, set up , clean up and Kitchens & Baths • Bsmnts • STEEL SASH WINDOWS • Air Conditioning • Snow plowing 11 p.m., direct flight from FIREWOOD- $140 a We Get Results! • Cellar Drainage & Pumps 24,500 : tables, Loveseat $30; ~re- CATS— 2 beautiful cats, 12/4, white jnale cat w/ Attics* Windows & Doors •THERMOPANES Newark Airport. $435 per- cord. All hardwood cut,. many.morel Call Pam's ST0BM . - Landscaping 1 long hair, T short hair. •Comm. & Res. . •. ; New Homes ' WINDOWS & DOORS cllner $50, lamps, etc. black markings on back, person. Need $60 deposit split and delivered. Brush Party Planning. 563-9844.. 1 : 276-1320 356-6169 after 4. , . Both declawed and neu-head & eyes. Flea collar, Alterations • Commercial Renovations J , WINDOW QtASS* >; tered. Need a good Immediately to hold reser- & debris removal. Log PIANO & PLAYER PI- TABLE TOPS . SCREEN REPAIRS Households Call 388-7153. vation. Irene, 356-1607. splitting. Tree work. Ce- ANO—, Tuned and re- Fully Insured • Free Estimates REPLACEMENT WINDOW " 245-1203 WASHER- $75. Dryer, home. Call 707-0815. Serving Union County 36 NORTH AVE E $65. Stove, $75. Refriger- CAT— domestic short LOST DIAMOND ramic tile work. Free estl- paired. Bought & sold. 272-5177 1-800-334-0531 INSURED • FREE ESTIMATES ator, $170. Can deliver. hair, less than 1 yr. old, ENGAGEMENT RING- . mates. Mike 722-3235. 276-3987. , 276-6083 CRANFORD Cranford area. Reward. GENERAL CONTRAC- License 02160 722-6329. calico, spayed; all shots 365 PSYCHIC current, very affectionate. Please call 276-0869. TOR/CAR P ENTER/ELEC- WHIRLPOOL FREEZER SERVICES TRICAL- reliable & In- READINGS TREE SERVICE 13.1 cu. ft., 2 yrs old,Great pet for children or LOST—. Dec. 9 in Cran- BUILDERS ELECTRICAL GUTTERS PAINTING PLUMBERS companion for Senior. ford on The House Tour, • sured. Quick service. Call BY ANNA $200. Twin bed mattress 752-1734 and box spring, $50. 874-Free to good hompi 276- gold & pearl pierced ear- Advice In all walks of life, 5541. 3630. ' ring. Call 276-6475. A-1 HOUSE & OFFICE GUTTER INSTALLA- speolal card readings $5. Uc. #8501 Fully Insured CLEANING- Days and TION— Cleaning, screen* For appointment call 322- LARKY'SHOME WOLFF TANNING PERSIAN KITTENS- red 6743 noUrs from 9AM- C.O.D. AlfclECTftlCCOVlNC. & silver males. CFA regis- evenings. Call Marge 356- ing. general maintenance,. CRATER BROS. BEDS— Commercial- 0240. _" Call 356-4940, 9PM/: Conveniently' lo- Home Units from $199.00 tered. $125. Call (609) cated In Scotch Plains. s Our Offices •)• 0 > I Plumbing, & Heating 665-8807 . • ALL AROUND CLEAN- No Challenge Too GUTTER^ Lam ps-Lot lo ns- BRITE SPOT GUTTER MAN- Cleans, Contractors ING & HAULING- Attics, repairs & Installs leaders ROOFING— Large over- Will Be Closed CUSTOM ORIGINAL DESIGNS WOQDSt^GK Accessorles. Monthly pay- stock In inventory forces All,Work (Guaranteed Cleaned & Repaired Painting . ments low as $18.00. Call basements, yards, con- & gutter. Free estimates. • ALTERATIONS & ADDITIONS [ 325 price cuts, on alt material. Visa/Mastercard Accepted - • renovations • Improvernents TREE SERVICE today FREE color catalog struction debris & demoli- 709-1610. Monday and Tuesday 'DECKS Wallpapering 1-800-228-6292. \ CHRISTMAS tion. 7 days/wk. Call Free labor.- Free esti- Home & Small Business Specialist $5.00 OFF • maintenance • service INSURED HANDYMAN SERVICES- mates. All work guaran- • ROOFING . WITH THIS COUPON Chuck at 248rQ961. Quality work at reason- Powerwashing • new construction FREE Wood Chips Delivered WOOD BURNING I TREES teed. Commercial, indus- December 24 and 25 • SIDING QUALITY SERVICE • REASONABLE PRICES ANIMAL CARETAKER- able rates. Free Esti- CALL PAUL AT Free Firewood Delivered STOVE- $250; Very trial & residential. 668- • BATHROOM & FULLY INSURED • FREE ESTIMATES • central vacuum for house pets, horses & mates. Fully Insured. Call large armwa-$600; Call 1944 Steves Roofing and December 31 and January .1 KITCHEN REMODELING Senior Citizen Discounts CHRISTMAS TREES other live ..stock. TLC John at 668-8518. 789-9552 systems 769-7961 or 757-3160 given + 15yrs. expert SHOPPING- Errands, FULLY ' FREE CALL 654-5803 WHOLESALE- PRE- HANDYMAN— College FREE ESTIMATES MIUM. BEAUTIFUL. FULL ence. Call 201-234-9677 chores, houseslttlng, pick INSURED ESTIMATES Bonded & Insured Landmark Management, XMAS TREE^ 6 feet, Student, carpentry, palnt- ups & deliveries and 789-1608 272-2423 white, new. Still In box,TREES $12.95 each. YOU Ing. sheet rock, yard lie. #8460 Westfield 276-5752 SHOULD TRIPLE YOUR PRAYER OF APPLICA- more. LION SERVICES, 276-6973 $30. Call 201-463.0044 TION- To the Holy Spirit. work. & odd jobs. Call 781-1030 to free up your after 5PM. MONEY. MINIMUM 25 HANDYMAN Jerry 561-9340 TREES. CASH & CARRY. Holy Spirit; you who time. We VVill Be Open For Business PAINTING YAMAHA KEYBOARD- PHONE 717-296-6501. solved all problems, who SERVICE HOME CLEANING CARE TRANSPORTATION- 24 BUILDERS TO ADVERTISE HOME IMPROVEMENT w/AC power adaptor & lights all roads so that I FOR PEOPLE ON THE hour service. Exclusively Saturday, December 22 and starter kit. (Great Christ- CHRISTMAS TREES- may attain my.rjoals, you GO— Insured, bonded, for Newark Airport and Speciallng In: mas gift). Asking $75. Call Sheared, choose & cut. who give me the .divine Carpentry, Painting supervise. Monday to-Sat- local area. BOOK In ad- LAVITOL PAINTING LENNY'S PLUMBING 494-8521. We need, to sell these gift to forgive & forget all Home Maintenance urday. Gift certificate. vance. Call 233-1715. Saturday, December 29 trees now. 4 to 9 ft., $12 evil against me and that 245-1945., . , TYPING IN MY HOME- To Place • Exterior HEATING to $24. Oak Summit Nurs- in all instances of my life and Repair • Interior . ery, Plttstown, NJ. Open you are with me, I want HOME COMPUTER SUP- fbr business or personal PORT- IBM & compatl- • Expert Preparation • Heating Sewer $CASH$ Sat & Sun., 9AM-3PM. this short prayer to thank QUALITY WORK needs. Reports, letters, CHARLES Ad Here Call 996-3426 weekends you for all things and to ble, custom DOS; menus, mailers, labels, etc. 469- • Free Estimate Cleaning Lotus 123 programming. & or 730-6377 evenings. confirm once again that I 2629. Classified Deadline For The Issue CONTRACTING • Fully Insured • Plumbing & Heating never want to be sepa- instruction; Dbase III®; PC Repairs for Gall Jack Write wordprocesslng. DECKS'WINDOWS Call SAVE ENERGY. .We Install SALES & REPAIRS DOWER TREE FARM- rated from yog' even In Advertise In the Classified! • Hot Water Heaters unwanted Cut your own any Sat-spite of all material allu- Call for more |nfo 753- Of December 26-27-28 Will Be ALTERATIONS • ADDITIONS Vinyl Replacement Windows (30 Years iri Business) urday or Sunday, Dec. 272-8282 1258. ROOFING •SIDING • Sump Pumps sions. I wish to be with Annette • Reasonable Prices Items 8th through Dec. 23rd. Di- you • In eternal glory. 4:00 P.M. Friday, December 21 QUtitttntial ' (Sommttfc/a/ Free Est. • State License #6249 CENTER TV rections: Rt 206 to Peap- • Roofing • Leaders and Gutters Thank you for your mercy Ji Holiday Company? 272-4733 lOPttten estimates 907 Wood Ave. • RoseHe ack, north on Main St., toward me & mine. The JK'S Lenny Grieco as easy as east two blocks on Todd Commercial Residential person-"must say this TABLE TOPS WALLCOVERING 1-800-334-0531 272-4033 574-0480 276-2331 placing an ad in Ave. to farm. Call 781- prayer for 3 consecutive FREE ESTIMATES 233-4384 5407 days, after 3 days the Restored - Reflnlshed INSTALLATIONS Charles Pljanowskl favor request will be Classified Deadline For The Issue LARGE SELECTION *175°Vu R«ld«nUal» Commerclsl and WALLS AND CEILINGS THE Starting Sat. Dec 1st.granted even if It may ap- P Asphalt Work • Drivmny* PLUMBING Interior Painting HOME IMPROVEMENTS PAVING fresh cut available Wed- pear difficult. This prayef THE Patklna Arau « Sidewalks OUanuary 2-3-4 Will Be BUILDERS FUEL OIL CLASSIFIED Sun., 10AM -5PM atmust be published Imme- Sailing • Rnurfaolng Quality diately after the favor Is JRESTORCRAFTCO Curbing • Snowtflowlng CHERRY HILL FARMS Workmanship 4;00 P.M., Friday, December 28 SANDRO PAVING CO. CONNECTION 25 Otto Rd. Nes.granted without mention- TRUCK & BACKHOE RENTAL MCDOWELLS R. Vetter ing the favor only Initials 382-1306 FHEEEST. FUUyiNS, ACARTHUR FUEL Sta..369-4016. A complete furniture Call: 1677 Bridge St. should appear at the bot- ALL YEAR SERVICE Joe Kllngeblel HAPPY HOLIDAYS! Renovation Since 1.938 Lie. #1268 Call tom. T.T.b D.A.Y. I.C.P. restoration company Serving Union County row LEAom tu SERVICE ^•Bathroom Remodeling* Rahway, NJ. 07065 Advertise Pick-up and Delivery & Sons THANK YOU BLESSED "CALL 7 DAYS A WEEK" 381-9656 & Basement Relinishing^ • Complete parking lot Exp. 12-27-90 Forbes Newspapers Classified Staff • Water Heaters 1-800-334-0531 In the Classified! MOTHER & ST. JUDE. f roe estimates maintenance Plastering V.T. 687-0614 • Fuel Oil • Sewer Cleaning Additions • Alterations • Complete heating • Asphalt Driveways Holly park • Sidewalks, .". Sump Pumps Patching Decks •Kitchens • Baths • Repairs & Service 'Curbing Textured Ceiling Interiors Alfo Job Too Small • Fully Insured • • Air Conditioning > Seal coating Sheetrocking Quality Work •Reasonable Prices I For Quality Craftsmanship Call: a 8 MAKE THE CONNECTION— FILL IN THIS COUPON 1245 Westfield Ave. ° Ask for JOE 450 North Ave. E. Taping & Finishing 2 for CLARK FREE ESTIMATES Westfield 276-4048 753-1881 388-5866 Days 233-3213 276-6945 709-0591 Family In Cranford 37 years 396-8100 | FULLY INSURED • FREE ESTIMATES 353-7886 Evenings RESTRICTIONS: 1.6 line limit CARPENTRY FUEL OIL LANDSCAPING PAVING ROOFING WORD PROCESSING 2. Must be paid In advance— cash, check, VISA, or Carpentry By D & R Fuchs MasterCard (no refunds) JWDOWELLS ARCO-TEC 3. No Copy changes CONTRACTORS Construction QUELI CONSTRUCTION CO. Since; 1928: Professional Word Processing 4. Offer limited to ' Welded vinyl replacement Family Owned & Operated Landscaping/Paving Residential & Commercial 709-1251 Publication Design noncommercial ads windows & steel doors. Custom AapnaK W C ON N E G T I ON FREE To Good Home 370 Any item you no longer can use and want to give free to LANDSCAPING,S,| f PLUMBING, I \ LOANS& \ someone who can may be advertised FREE of Charge by using TREE CARE I HEATING, I F,NA£cE I y \&COOUNGJ \^ ""W* J the coupon below! A GOOD NIGHT TO PAT'S PLUMBING- ATTENTION BUYERS, YOUR LAWN- Raking Plumbing & Heating. No SELLERS, REALTORS- •Thatching •Rototllllng. Job too smalll Many years Now is the time to make it Free ostlmatea. .Reason-; of exper. on hand; Master happen with lowest down Fill In 1 character per box, . 1: able Rates Sam 654-5414 plumbers lie. 7784. Free payment financing for sin- Free to<3ood Home allowing for spaces and S.& L Landscaping estimates. 752-6870. gle family & Condos. VA punctuation as necessary. FIREWOOD- Seasoned 0%, FHA 3%, Convene 1. . firewood for your holiday tlonal 5% down. Points & I Remember to include phone I soason. Delivered within Advertise Closing Costs can be number. 6 line limit. NO ani- 24 hrs. $150/cord: $75/ paid by seller. Head start mals may be advertised. Vfe cord stacked. Call In the Classified! written, pre-approved Arbor-Care 232-5772. • mortgage commitments A HANDFUL I I TREE & STUMP RE- prior to sales contract Send to: FREE ITEMS MOVAL —Is your stump a agreement. Call Deborah pain. In the grass7 Free Woolley, Huntlngfon Mort- Of CASH FORBES NEWSPAPERS I estimates Fully insured. gage, Chester, NJ, office 1 CLASSIFIED CONNECTION "JUST STUMPS" 634- 375 879-8880, home 876- 9421. 1318. •' INSTRUCTION JSBBTTER P.O. Box 699, TREE & STUMP RE- J I Somerville, NJ 06876 I MOVAL— Weekly lawn Name . maintenance. Also top GUITAR INSTRUCTION/ I 382 \ THAN A soil or stone delivery. REPAIR— Call Douglas INSURANCE I I Phone. Any Questions Call: I .Light hauling. 469-8033 or Studio. 654-7469 805-9380. • GARAGE-FUL Address TREE MAINTENANCE- I 1-800-334-0531 \ TUTORING- Reading, HEALTH INSURANCE City State. -Zip. Tre'e removals, shrub math In your home. 10 Low cost for individuals OF STUFF (Ad copy must be placed | prunnlng. Commercial & yrs. public school experi- and small businesses. by mail using this coupon.) 'M residential. Quality work ence. Certified K-8 & Return of premium , stop at fair prices. Over 20 yrs. H.S. Math; M.A. degree. experience. Call 658-3266 loss, eyeware and pre- or 321-0077 Call 272-5315, ,•••••. scriptions. 658-3543. Advertise 1-800-334-0531 RECYCLE: Use Forbes Newspapers Classified Connection in the Classified! -»-n^^ N IM E T I O N AIDES . AUTO TRAVEL CLERICAL- P/T Munici- LPN OR MED TECH OR PART TIME RECEPTION- SECRETARIAL- P/T TYPESETTER- part LONG HAUL TRUCK- . Certified Home - . COUNSELORS pal Court.. Excellent typ- MEDICAL ASSISTANT- IST/OFFICE CLERK- Construction Department. time, flexible hours, expe- ING- Get Into a high d.e-' 410 Health Aides Our newest branch office ing skills. Comprehensive Mon; Tues, occasslonal Westfield Law Firm. 20 Typing, filing & computer rience on Macintosh sys- mand career as an owner/ HELP WANTED Up to 40 hours per week. In Montgomery is sched- follow-up ability as well as half day Sat. for oral Sur- hrs,/wk., very flexible literacy required. Apply In tem & Quark Express a operator with npr- Immediate openings. In uled to. open In March. good communication geon. 722-0850; 725- schedule but must be Person: Clerks Office, must. Call 218-3710 thAmerlcan Van Llnesl Middlesex County and Training for five Auto skills. Apply in Person: 0384 Iv. msg. & name. avail, between Noon-2PM. Municipal Building, 403 Operate your own tractor. surrounding, areas for Travel Counselors will Clerks Office, Municipal LUNCH TIME AIDES Ideal for homemaker, stu- South Ave., Garwood, NJ WANTED— 9 overweight If you don't have one, we • ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE- qualified, experienced begin In mid-December, at Building, 403 South Ave., NEEDED— to supervise dents or retiree.. Duties 07027. people, We pay you to offer a lease-purchase Success.ful candidates for GHHA'S who are willing one of our branch loca- Garwood, NJ 07027. lose weight. Dr.- recom- children, 1 hr. per day.• Inch telephone coverage SECRETARIAL- P/T po- program that Is one of the this position will have to make a commitment to tions (Edison, Marlboro or Start $5,00/hr. If Inter- & misc. clerical duties. mended & guaranteed. best In the Industry, No three to five years of In- Robblnsvllle). If you have DENTAL ASST.- For sition with local architec- Call 654-2230 quality care. 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Will train as driving record, and pass skills & be able to handle Western Medical an early Interview. • people oriented. 377- DATE: We will train at our computer literacy re- certified emergency medl- substance abuse test', 0900. '•:.:• "PART TIME RECEPTION- clients at all levels. It also Services We offer good salaries expense for permanent quired. Call 232-2470 be- cal technician. Should be Call northAmerlcan for: In- requires some sales skills while training, very pleas- DID YOU position In Somerset/ Mid- IST—needed for doctor's tween 9AM-4PM. V Iri good health & have formation package. 1-800- 2414 Morris Avenue office In So. Plalnfied. In addition to the ability to Union ant' working atmosphere, KNOW dlesex County with ah in- SECRETARY TO PRESI- valid NJ driver's license. 348-2147. Ask for opera- consult with clients re- complete training pro- This little ad can be read ternationally known com- Hours: 1r6 Mort-Frl:, Sat. DENT $25K- Large ad- Applications are available tor 299. . garding their hiring & per- 96MB70 gram and an excellent In more than 147,000 pany, that Is a leader. In 10-1. Please pall Angela vertising agency located at The squad at 335 Watt- sonner decisions based 1-800-924-4870 benefits package. homes In 15 publications the field. We're looking at 722-2992 or Dr. Ghaly In Springfield area seeks erson St. or call Diane on our testing. Send your EOE M/F/H/V Interviews will oe held in throughout Somerset, for outgoing, confident In- at 755-8484. steno at 110 mln, excel Holzmlller at 233-2501. resume & salary history Robblnsvllle and/or In Middlesex and" Union dividuals with high ambi- PART TIME- cleaning, typing' & Wordstar pre- f:.',...4»:-.V-\ to: Box 20 c/o Forbes AIRCONDITIONING / HEATING/REFRIGERA- Marlboro, during the Counties? It caught your tion who truly enjoy work- offices & houses, typing, ferred. Supervisory expe- \ CHILDCARE Newspapers P.O. Box week of Dec. 3. Call our attention, didn't It? Ing with people. Some filing, data entry, shbp- rience required. Excel 42O \ 699. Somerville, NJ 08876 TION SERVICE TECHNI- I PROVIDED J CIAN- for established Personnel Dept. (609) -Call YOUR ad in today I sales, retail or public rela- plng, _party serving, etc. benefits. Metro, 25 Com- EMPLOYMENT 1 .890-2220, or sehd re- 1-800-334-0531. tions experience a plus Call Resources, Inc. at merce Drive, Cranford. ACCOUNTANT - Per company. Minimum 3 yrs. sume to: WANTED I Diem. 2 days/wk during commercial/residential ex- . We Get Results!, but not necessary. Start- 543-5775 ; . 709-0800. ( CERTIFIED HILLS- Ing salary to $600- per BOROUGH MOM- Will tax season, Must have perience. Steady employ- AAA Central DRIVER/ DELIVERY PART TIME- wear and SECRETARY/ RECEP- ment, all benefits, for mo- New Jersey, Inc. week plus bonus potential care for your child, age public exp. Financial MAN- for established upon. assuming Manage'- show ladles fashion jew- TIONIST- $22K. Flor- KIND & RESPONSIBLE 15mo. - 5yrs. in my home. statements, taxes & com- tivated personable service 3 AAA Drive . bakery route. Full time, 6 . lory. Two eves. $125. No harri Park organization re* MOM- seeks PT baby puter exp. Send Informal person. Call 469-3889 • Robblnsvllle, NJ 08691 ment responsibilities. CPR certified. Call 281- days. Good pay-and ben- Send resume to: The Investment. We train. Ex- locating to Edison/Wood^ sitting Job in No. Edison 6449. ' •" resume & salary require- BAGGER/ DRIVER- part efits. Gall 756,-1943, ask Management Institute, cellent future. Markage- bridge area In the Spring area. References sup- ments: Box 199, Martlns- time, flexible days for BOOKKEEPER- FT. Var- forVlnce. .-•"•• PO Box 764, Green ment available. 756-3068. seeks 2+ years. Typjng plied. If interested call CERTIFIED- Pre school yllle, NJ 08836. : local bakery. Small.van a ied responsibilities. In- GLOBAL SECURITIES Brook, NJ 08812-0764. 50, Lotus required & any Hermlne at 755-1004 teacher/mom will provide plus. Call 756-1943, ask PHOTOGRAPHERS WP ok. 35 hour work chlldcare In my PIs- ADMIN. SECY- cludes computerized cus- SETTLEMENTS ADMIN- for Vlrice. tomer service. Req, bkpg. ISTRATOR- FT Small, MANAGEMENT TRAINEE (FREELANCE) week & great benefits In- cataway home. Educa- $28,000 Nationally exp., 35 WPM,. pleasant. Starting salary tip to clude 3 weeks after 1 425 tional activities. Ages 2 & known Medical Research BOOKKEEPER/INSUR- rapidly growing global In- ANCE— Westfield agency phone personality.- Bene- vestment advisory firm $600/wk. 2 yr. Training Forbes Newspapers, A year. Metro Personnel, 25 EMPLOYMENT Up. Excel ref. 752-7406. Institute seeks profes- fits. 302-0909.' Program, full benefits. Division of Forbes Inc., Commerce Dr., Cranford. sional who will work for, has immediate 'opening seeks self-motivated*lndi> RELATED CHILD CARE— Will Care for an experienced book- vidual with good commu- College & Business expe- needs experienced pho- 709-0800.. ' i' f for your child In my VP of Public Affairs..Type rience, preferred. Call 201- tographers to work on an OPPORTUNITIES 60 plus, no steno, knowl- keeper. Good typing a CAREER OPPORTU- nication skills. Entry level SECRETARY- ADMIN.. Somerville home. Lunch must. Salary commensu- NITY— Achlveve financial position offering' growth 782-5254, ext. 271 ahy-"on-call"basis, when ASST.- $30,000- Inter- & snacks provided. Call edge of WP preferably time, Mr. Katchen. . need arises. Must have $$WANTED$$- Aggres- WordPerfect. Super bene-. rate with experience in- freedom with one of the potential. BiA. or 2 yrs. re- national Investment Com- 526-4710. cludes benefits packages. fastest growing. Industries lated experience. Send or MARKETING MANAGER proven photographic abili- pany In Somerset seeks sive hard working people fits; Metro, 25 Commerce ties, able to do own pro-' to make alot of money w/ DUNELLEN- Mom will Dr., Cranford. 709-0800. Mr. Good 654-1300. .. today. FT/PT, ground fax resume: H.LM., 50 Di- —5 Etmtiltious people for professional w/4 yrs. care for your child. floor oppty,, training, ben- vision St., Suite 401, our:'aggressive expan- cesslng and provide' us exper. mln. Finance minimal Investment. FT or efits. If you desire suc- with black and white PT. No exp. necessary. Fenced yard, lunch and AEROBIC EXERCISE IN' Somerville, NJ 08876; fax sion. $4K to $8K per- exper. required. Type 50 snacks provided. Reason- STRUCTOR— evening cess, call us at 469-4720. 201-218-1915. month' we will train. Call prints, and be flexible with plus, FLH 60. Lotus & WIN train. For more Info. hours. Send resume to: call 24 hrs. 654-2280 able rates. 752-4295. hours. Call Eileen (201) Advertise In the Classified! 201-271-1584. , . Wang a must Excel, ben- EXPERIENCED 359-3600 CHILD CARfc- Earn HERE WE GROW Sharon Wilson, Forbes efits. Metro, 25 Com-ALL CASH BUSINESS- AGAIN!- The Star Led- MECHANICAL DE- Newspapers, P.O. Box Local trult Juice/ drink MOTHER/ TEACHER- money providing quality SIGNER— Must, have ex- merce Dr., Cranford, wlll care for your child.In wwin tfa<*i»> child care for 1 or more ger needs good enthusi- 699, Somerville, N.J. 709-0800. route. Full company sup- children In your own astic Part Time early AM perience in. plastic pro- 08876. port. Earnings up to my So. Plfd. home. Lots COLLEGE home. MONDAY MORN- help. Immediate openings • cessing machinery. Grow- PHYSICAL THERAPIST STORE MANAGER- • $35,000 per year, Re- of love. References. Bar- ING, Inc. A Family Day in your area as a Circula- ing company with good —Needed to Join rapidly Boutlque store seeking quires $15,000 cash In- bara at 753-6483. STUDENTS Care Management Ser- tion Service Representa- benefits. Salary commen- FT manager. Some exper. vestment. 1-800-782- tive or an Adult Carrier!! surate with experience. expanding P.T. division of FRANKLIN PARK- ex- $10.25 To Start vice offers insurance, re- large Central N.J. Ortho- pref. Wiir train.. Incentive, 1550, Operator 1. perienced mom will care ferrals, equipment, backr Earn $4Q0-$500 per Call 526-3773, pedic group. Flexible discounts, perks. Some- for ybUr. child In her home up & more..Union County month. Interested? Call OCCUPATIONAL THER- hours., pleasant working rset County, 201-359- BETTER THAN A LOT- FT/PT, non-smoker. Call > Special 2 to 5 week semester break program 668-4884; Somerset now 1,-800-242-0850. TERY— you can • be a APIST- With hand and/ conditions, Including 1121 between 10AM-6PM. 99% failure and still suc- 422-9344 • All majors considered County 526-4884 HOUSE CLEANING PRI- or upper extremity expert-' beautiful new facility. Call Phyllis 232-3203. TELEMARKETING- ceed with this oppty. Call LOREYS DAY CARE > Opportunity to continue PT after break MARILY— •"+•: someone ehce. Rapidly expanding Looklng for experienced 1-800-299-1452. CENTER- State li- COOKS- Walters, wait- home for older children O.T. division of large cen- PRESSERS- Dry clean- • Secure Summer position now ress. Apply at Interna- after school.. Mon.-Frl. 3-. tral N.J. Orthopedic telemarketer, to help with OWN YOUR OWN LIFE- censed. Westfield. Ages • Interview now, work begins after finals Ing plant needs & people phone work & scheduling 2-5. Mon.-Frl., 6AM-6PM. tional House of Pancakes, 5PM. Must have car, ref- group. Flexible hours, op- for expanding business. We offer training & unlim- 260 Route 206, Hills- erences. Call 789-0482 portunity to design. Imple- of appointments in Insur- ited Income w/mlnlmal In- Breakfast, lunch & 2 Excellent pay. Experience anoe Industry. Flexible vestment In exploding In- snacks. FT/PT. .232-0219. borough. Call 281-9753. after 5pm.. . ment new programs, and necessary. Call 806-3212 hour (10-15/wk). $8.00 1 dustry. Call 24 hr. record- LOVING MOTHER WILL INSURANCE AGENCY- purchase new equipment. or 730-7361 per hour + bonuses. For 688-9393 Call Rita 232-3878, Ing 201-231-6962 BABYSIT- In her Pis- In llndeh/Unlbn Cty. look- PTOR FT- Days/Filling further Information Greg cataway home. Lots of ex- SCHOOL ing for Personal Lines PART TIME CLERICAL- catalog mall orders. In- A. Kali 463-7352. perience. Reasonable CSR. Insurance experi- Work when you want. We cludes some office duties. Ads In Classified rates. 752-0881. SECRETARY ence a must. License have many opportunities We train. Req. car & 1 yr. TRUCK DRIVER- Rell- helpful. Salary commen- with flexible hours that will able, experience pre- don't dost — MOTHER OF 3- will history ,w/any employer, watch your child, hour, Full and or surate w/experlence. Full fit your schedule, Up to Non-smoking. 302-0909. ferred. Good driving -SPORTSWRITER benefits. Call Valerie or $450 a week, 752-1060. record, some dock work Theypayl day, week. Full or part Part-time position Jean,1 862-7499, or 862- RECEPTIONIST PART required. Call 789-0040. time. Any age. 725-3441 Part Time 7565. Full.time, part time PART TIME MERCHAN- TIME— Perfect for secre- Must be knowl- & re-entry persons wel- DISERS WANTED- for tarial school student or One of Forbes1 weekly newspapers, the edgeable with come, major greeting card co. experienced person. $5/hr, very flexible hours. Good opportunity for Scotch plalns-Fanwood Press, Is seeking a word-processor LEGAL SECRETARY- Interested parties call part-time sports editor. The paper covers and be computer bright Individual with 14 attorney Bedmlnster 382-3420 leave message ot)d phone skills, clerical two high schools — Scotch Plains and literate. Shorthand Insurance defense firm PART TIME OFFICE typing. Afternoon Union. Catholic — plus local youth sports. a plus but not es- seeks experienced litiga- E tion secretary with knowl- CLERK— Cranford area. hours. Whltehouse. 534- Experience In writing and layout Is helpful sential.' Flexible hrs. PC experi- 6555. edge of WordPerfect 5. ence helpful. Call 272- but on-the-job training Is available. Candi- Easy access to 78 & 287. 1 RECEPTIONIST- Green Benefits. Contact Office 8101 ext. 49. Brook firm seeks bright, dates should be prepared to work late-night Full-time - PART TIME OFFICE hours tnost Tuesdays. . Manager at Purcell, Rles, cheerful Individual with 35 hours per week . Shannon & Mulcahy. 201- HELP- Typing, filing, • excellent communication clerical duties. Hours to Call Allan Conover at: Part-time - 658-3800. ' skills to handle front desk suit, Monday-Friday. Call duties. Willing to train, 231-6632 19 hours per week LEGAL SECRETARY- 276-5503 for Interview. Temporary/Permanent for 968-6677. Forbes Newspapers Classified. Mondays and Tuesdays, noon-9 PM medium sized law firm In PART TIME OR FULL SALES HELP- FT. Es- Contact. Cranford, Excellent salary TIME— hoU8eoleanlng tablished ladles apparel. CALL US-TOLL FREE: & benefits, good steno & person needed, days Great opportunity. Self- Garwood typing skills, computer only. Own trans. Can earn motivated. Experience Forbes Newspapers Superintendent skills a + but not neces-. up to $8.00/hr. Call Chris preferred. Call 722-8884. 1-800-334-0531 A DIVISION Of fORBtS WC. ai 873-1389 anytime. Rarltan Mall, 206 South. of Schools Office or Call sary. Call Flo at 272-1010 OR FAX YOUR AD COPY: 44 FrankHn Street P.Oi Box 699 789-0165 231-1385 E.O.E. Somerville, NJ 08876 EOE/AA SLASSIFIEDS