July 3, 1997 ff Cranford Chronicle To subscribe the Cranford Chronicle, the area's best source for local news, call 1-800-300-9321 Charlotte C. Conover, 00 I Obituaries Barbara M. Mason, 58 Teacher; active in her church Bell Telephone accounting clerk - \NFORD — Charlotte Collill Church in (nmlonl with her tins- CRANFORD — Barbara A. offices. Mrs. Mason was a mem- •tr\ UH.IT Cnnovei Mclntvre Mason. 5K. died June her of I he Telephone Pioneers of ;il the Dorothy Love Retirement who died in 19H1. She also was a Jeremy Nestor Adams, 27 27. 1997 at Newark Beth Israel America. Community in Sidney. Ohio. A member of the Margaret Greene Medical Center. She had been an Surviving are a son. .John R. •substitute teacher in Cranford Association at her church and the Graphics designer with apparel firm accounting clerk with New.Jersey Jr.:lwo daughters. Patricia and Linden schools lor many Order of the Eastern Star chapter CRANFORD — Jeremy Nestor his mother-in-law. Jackie Martin Bell Telephone Co. and its succes- Tiernev and Donna ArgyroU: a years., she once taught English in Ramsey. Adams. 2f. died June 2(5.' 1997 al of Cranford; his father-in-law, sor. Bell Atlantic-New Jersey. brother. Rodney Mclntvre: and classes at Ramsey High School. Surviving are two sous. George Overlook Hospital -in Summit: He John Martin of Pisealaway: a Mrs. Mason was born in New seven grandchildren. fmncte Mrs. Conover was born in E. of Piano.'Texas, and Edward J. was a graphics designer with Ihe brother, F. Si-oil Smith of Tnlsa. York City. She lived in Newark; . Setviees were held Tuesday at Since 1893 Brooklyn and lived in Ramsey of Van Wcrt, Ohio: a sister. Tahiti Apparel Co. of New York Okla.: and three sisters-in-law. lrvington: Cranford: and since the Mastapclcr Funeral Home In 1996 in Hawley.Ta. Roselle Park. Burial was in Gate Vol. 109. No. 27 Thursday, July 10, 1997 before moving ,to Cranford in Dorothea Coflill Slarhird of City. Penny Martin and Sarah Martin, 1 | CRANFORD«GARWOOD • KENlLWORThT 50 cents 1934. Willislon Park. N.Y.: lour grand- Mr. Adams was born in Detroit.. both' of Cranford. ' and Sarah •She retired" in 1995 after 27 of Heaven Cemetery.. East She had resided in Sidney children and a great-grandchild. Mich., and had lived in C-ranlurd Munson ol'Tulsa. years with New Jersey Bell and Hanover. since 1987. Visitation is 11 a.m. 1 p.m.since 1992. He graduated from Services were held Tuesday al Bell Atlantic at its' Cranford She graduated from the New today al the dray Memorial the Parsons School of Design in the Brongh Funeral Home in .Jersey College for Women (now Funeral Home. 12 Springfield Ave. Manhattan. Summit. Douglass College of Rutgers Funeral services will follow 2 Surviving arc his wile. Burial was in Fairview Briefs University) in 1929. . p.m. in the chapel at the First Margaret Man' Martin Adams: his Cemetery. Westfield. Project Graduation Cranford residents pumped up Mrs. Conover was commis- Presbyterian Church. 1 1 mother. Kathryn Jane Kline of Memorial contributions may be sioned a Stephen minister to Springfield Ave. Brooks. Calif.: his father. Uirry made to the American Cancer Send us your assist shut-ins at the Dorothy" Burial will he in Fairview Richard Nestor of Denver. Colo.: Society. old photographs Love Retirement Community, Cemetery. West Held. Committee thankful Don't want another gas station on North Avenue West site where she served on the govern- Memorial contributions may be As most locals know, the By SHEA THOMAS "I don't have anything personal prospective owners to reapply for the former owner. Hhiralon Environmental Protection ordered ing council and sang in the choir. made I" the Dorothy- Low Jacqueline L. Moody, 71 Cranlbrd area is rich in histo- against the gas station. I did nota variance." she said. Garcez. did -not purposely aban- Ihe gas pumps shut because gas for community support THE CHRONICLE She organized the. .Couples Retirement Community. 3003 W. ry. The Cranford Chronicle Issue the.certificate because the To the dismay of some resi- don the property but was forced odors were being emitted from Cisco Road. Sidney.-Ohio 453(y5. Active in her church; French native would like to bring a little bit of CRANFORD — The future of building haijJjcep abandoned for dents and property owners, the out because of non-paynieul. underground," said dentist Frank Cliib of the F"irst Presbyterian • Borges and Roseann Caldwell. Surviving are two sons. Steven CRANFORD — The 1997 history back to the newspaper the. abandoned gas station on over a year," Ms. Mazur said. denial was reversed by the Board Many property owners in Ihe Krause. whose office is next door CRANFORD — Jacqueline L. Cranford High School Project Special thanks are extend- S. of Millord and Doug P. of by inviting readers to submit North Avenue West is up in Ihe There is a town ordinance limiting of Adjustment. vicinity of the gas station were at 118 North Ave. Wesl. -"Woody. 71. died June 24. 1997 al Graduation Committee wishes ed to all the senior class par- Whitehouse Station: and three- their old photos. air. .... the time frame a non-conforming During the hearing, the attor- unhappy with Ibis decision The doors of the gas station her home in Whilehouse Station. to thank Ihe entire communi- ents and guardians for their Patricia Ann Vance, 75 The photos will be pub- A certificate of occlvpancy was, business can be issued a certifi- ney for the applicant introduced a because they fear the potential , were later closed in February She had been active in women's grandchildren. ty lor making this, the ninth generous donations and to all lished, and Ihe person submit- recently denied for the prospective cate of occupancy without having state statute which he said super- health hazards and feel the run- 1996 by the stale Department of organizations of the Trinity Graveside services were held annual post-gradual ion cele------the senior and underclass Lived in Cranford for 40 years ting the shot will receive credit owners 0/ the business by to reapply for a variance. seded the local ordinance and down station is out ol Character Taxation because Mr. Garcez Episcopal Church. Friday al Fairview Cemetery In bratloh for CHS's senior class, parents and guardians who ; in the newspaper. Cranford zoning officer Judith "My primary goal with the declared the one-year deadline with neighboring businesses. neglected to pay his Uixes or make Patricia Ann Vance,.,75.,,11-ie.d. ar •-.She-.had been employed by the . Mr.s. Moody was born in Paris. Wesl field. • • ' :. . such' an overwhelming '-SI'IC- helped in so. many different France..- .: • •'..• ;.-''-.; • If you .have-a photo, from, .• Maziir.. r. ' -. ' : .-•' ' "• objection .was .the; need of the invalid. Th.e. attorney argued that••, .. "The-. .'. Depa-rl'ment , of ';•-,-(Please turn-topage, A-2)--, "•'' home Jujie. 26. 1997 in Orlando.. Federal Resene Bank of New ,-. • Arranjjeilie.nts' were; by the; . eess.;...'. . .-• -.- - ''. -, .'• ••'.. ••ways, .'-.'• -, . • '•'. .'••-, . :.\ ' •• ; 1 days gone by.'that.you believe. 1 : %•:••. ••'•' - •:•• ••;-. - •••••.-. :'••• '•'•: -Vorkv ,:• ' •'•' ••;. .-•.'• V :; ;•'•;/ V;--; • •'-. She lived in Crani'ord. Clinton Cii-jiy MemoriaL\. Fun'eral' Home .: .'. Event' oganiz'ers are.'tiulebt- '-._. r •'• . As.'a r.esiill.Of ilve/.'g'e.ne-ro'si-' woi:ild interest yoiirne'lfih.bbrs,' -.'"' "• MrsS Vance Jiad liml --for ''4.6' • ••Jvlrs. Vance -js-'survived by her.and Spring-Held before moving- to Memorial contributions n.iay be , ei'l-to thcTo'Ilowlng Indfvluiiafe,"" ' ty of', so • many-• individuals!- send ..it to '.Ihe -.Crfinford . years.ifi"Crsriford • l;efpre -moving •bral-her; , •yv'l.ll.iani*:-..Sp'rrignc ' oj" " Whiiehiiiise-Slatlo'ivjii 1994.' . • •made -in Trinity Episcopal Church;- com,m unity: • •• organizations...'- gnu-ips: .clubs.*-.organizations '. 1 "Clironicle. 'at P.Q,: Box- - 699, • .in'-•North' ,-Carolina.-.and :t1mr:.in- Overland- Park.,'. Kansas City. • •'" She • wHs'-'li. in'eij.v|)e'r • of- the. and' businesses for I heir -con;!' • .Endowment -F.utifl fyprth .apd- - -clubs 'iancl, •husliies.sis. •. ea'c.hv' Someryille;; N.J. .0887P. Make-1 Florid;*. Slie Mas' the diuTghier' of. Kansas: a STSUT. IHMen Wisenirtli •'•I>aug1iWrs'" of' Che American' iributions and generosity Forest Avenues, Cranlbrd. N.J. graduate' received a gii'l worth'' sure you tell us as much about •Ruth Wiseman and William of Newland. N.C.slaughters Mona Revolution and also of Family iS: 0701(5. or Family ik Children's al least S30. which allowed the "1997 Sprague and attended school in Vance Wilson of C'oronado. Calif.: Children's Services of Elizabeth. the photo as you can and Services, 40 North Ave.. Continuing its annual sup- Project Graduation to be the North Carolina. Pennsylvania and Carla Beenev of Ridgefield. Conn.: Her husband. Jack M,. died in include your phone number in Elizabeth. N..J. 07208; port of the event, Continental town-wide success that it curfew New York. Sharon McMahon of Nashville. 1985. case we have any questions. Airlines supplied the grand truly was: Tenn.: Pamela 'Vance Bolil ol Each photo will be relumed. She was active for the past six prize of two round-trip tickets Abby's Shell. Dr. Mark Orlando. Fla.: and Deborah Kng For more Information, call years in the Burn'sville, N.C. to any location within Ihe con- Addona. Advanced Physical sought of Soups Ranch. Calif: and nine : Editor Andrew Simpson at' Senior Citizen's Meals on Wheels Marion E. Sachs, 74 tinental United States. Therapy Associates. All State •program. grandchildren. 722-3000. Ext. 6322. A Chinese auction was also Inlernational Inc.. Arizona She- was an ordained dea- Her husband, Carl RayTield Secretary, court clerk; a CHS alumna Police, PTA held for which each attendee Iced Tea. AT&T. Bagel coness in the First Presbyterian Vance. died in Cranford in 1977. CRANFORD — A memorial ser- from Cranford High School in received 30 tickets to he used America. Bell's Pharmacy. Dr. Blood drives Church and a Key woman of the support proposal Services were held Tuesday in vice will be held for Marion E. 1938 and theKatharine Gibbs as chances to win a laptop C. Herwitz, •Blockbuster Video. Church Women United of set in Cranford North Carolina. Sachs. 7-4. who died June 23, School in 1940. computer: telephone (with Ray and Linda Bribiesca. Cranford. In lieu of flowers, donations 1997 at the Plaza Nursing and Surviving are a stepdaughter. answering machine): dorm I-Srookside Place School f-TA. The Blood Center of New By SHEA THOMAS Mrs. Vance patterned special may be made to Florida Hospital Convalescent Center in Elizabeth. Bernice Fine of North Miami refrigerator: television (with Browsers, Bryer Insurance Jersey is urging people to TIIKCIIRONICI.K needs children and was a Girl llomecare Seivie.es. 7727 Uike She had been a secretary with the Beach, Fla.: her mother. Esther videocassetle recorder): tick- Agency. Buttery Bake Shoppe. "Keep the Beat Going — Be a Scout troop leader during her 40 Underbill Drive. Orlando. Fla. former Western Electric and from Baldwin Jemison: a sister, Neva L. ets for the David Lellernian Joseph P. Calderone Jr., M.D.. Blood Buddy" this summer. GARWOOD —It's 10p.ni; years in Cranford. 32822. 1965-85 was a court clerk in the Bibby of Tuckerton: two step- show, Mels and Yankees base- Calvary Lutheran Church. Two blood drives haw been Do you know where' your city courts of Miami. Fla. grandchildren, three nieces and a ball games; and'nufrc. Capodanno Electric. Ray and scheduled 10:30- a.m.-4:30 teenager is? nephew. She was born in Chicago. 111., Entertainment for tin- Amy Cavicehioli. Centennial p.m. Tuesday at the Cranlbrd A new borough ordinance and lived in Cranford before mov- Arrangements are by the Gray evening included a disc jock- Avenue * Pool 'and staff. post office. 3Miln St.. and 1-7 expected to go in effect at Ihe Frank R. Ming ing to Miami in 1957. Memorial Funeral Home. ey, caricaturist, palm reader, Century 21 D.S. Kuzma; p.m. Thursday. July 31 at the beginning of August will Mrs; Sachs also worked in the Memorial contributions may be hypnotist, karaoke. Velcro Clergy Council of Cranford, Cranford Dairy Queen. 337 make sure you do..The issue Owner of industrial maintenance firm hotel field ii'i Miami before becom- made to the Alzheimer's wall jumping (for the first College Women's Club of North Ave. East. will he on the Borough CRANFORD — Frank R. Illing Masons; and B.P.O. Elks Lodge ing a court clerk. She graduated Association. lime), swimming and volley- Cranford. Comcast Donors idtj^be older than Council agenda again at its K p.m. Tuesday meeting. died June 27; 1997 at his home. 2006. all in Craiilord. hall. . ' Cablevision. Continental 17. provide a Social Security According .to Police Chief He had been the owner and pres- Surviving are his wife of 53 The committee would like Airlines. Cranberry. Lane, number and a signed form of ident of the Plymouth Industrial years. Anna Ondarcho Illing; a identification. Those who are Robert Ryan, the curlew is to give special thanks to the Cranford Book Store, :• not a punishment.' but Maintenance "Co. in Cranford son. James of Cranford: .three Parenting workshops mayor and Township Cranford Booster Club. 17 may be donors with written rather a way ol' prcvenl'inu, .'until 1975. then became the head daughters. Kathleen Stokes of Committee. Ron Manilla, Pat Cranford Education consent of a parent. There Is big trouble from occurring. custodian at Cranford High Stroudsburg. Pa... Rosemary Forsella. Boh Behrcnsand tIn- no upper age limit provided Association. Cranford Eye "There has not been School until his retirement in Sehultz of Cranford and Maureen stall of the Centennial Avenue donors have donated within set for this month Care. Cranford Fire tremendous problems wilh 1983. Collins of Rah way: 12 grandchil- pool complex for their gen- the last two years or have a The Union County Municipal by the Historical Society of Scotch Department, Cranford First. leens, bill in I lie-' lasl six 'Mr. Illing was born in dren and seven great-grandchil- erosity in donating the facili- note from their physician. Alliance will conduct parenting Plains" and Fanwood. Costumed Aid Squad. Cranlbrd Florist. months we have had prob- Brpoklyn, dren. .ties. for the evening. If it were For more information, reg- workshops at the Resolve docenls wlll-pro\ide lours of the Cranford High School PM. lems with loitering and • He served in the Army-during Another son. Richard, is not for their good will, the istration 'or other require- Community Counseling Center, house and surrounding gardens. Cranford High School Student minor vandalism in Ihe World War II and lived in Utiea. deceased. event would not have been ments, call (800) BLOOD NJ. 1830 E. "Front St. In Scotch. Admission is free. Government. Cranford downtown district." Chief N.Y.. before moving to Cranford in Seivices were held Sunday at possible. Also. Ihe committee Plains. Jaycees. Cranlbrd Junior Ryan said. 1951, the Doolev Funeral Home. is very thankful to the families Each workshop will run 7:30-9 Women's Club. Cranford Preschool program , The ordinance was inili- He was a member of Capl. Memorial contributions may be living in Ihe vicinity of the pool p.m. Wednesday from July 9-30. Nelson to perform Municipal Alliance. Cranford aled by the town's governing Newell Rodney Fiske" Post 335. niade to Cranlbrd Family Care, 61 for their tolerance and undcr- openings available, Discipline, sibling rivalry, positive 1 Police Athletic League. body, which believe juveniles Veterans of Foreign Wars: Azure Myrtle St.. Cranford, NJ. 07016. in gospel concert standing. Openings are still available communication and self-esteem Cranford Police Department. left unsupervised during I lie . Lodge 129. Free
:,- - . i •',,.• i '•> July 10,1997 July 10,1997 Cranford Chronicle Cranford Chronicle A-3 Feeling Fi Barrier sought in Westfield
By JONMILLMAN the Intck traffic approximately 10 lhal II forces Garwood's Swayze THE CHRONICLE years ago. at which time Garwood Facility "lo Ingress and egress responded by creating a barricade through Westfield." WESTFIELD - Former 3rd that forced such vehicles lo enter Mr. Guarrirllo feels the deci- LATE BREAKING NEWS Ward Councilman Kenneth and exit their facilities, via sion was, not that simple. Serving MacRitchie has once again pro- Westfield rather than Garwood. Garwood for more than 20 years, posed to the Town Council that a "Garwood should Jake care of but long after the development of- , Alife-saving advantage! People ban-icade be established at (he Us own- problems," Mr. Walsh Myrtle Avenue, he surmised the experiencing chest pain can literally give boundary with Garwood. said. barricade had existed at a natural themselves a life-saving advantage by It's a project he first proposed Mayor Thomas Jardim said point where a residential road in 1993 because of what he calls ended and stream began. Hence, coming to Elizabeth General Medical that although past relationships "the conflicts- that exist between with Garwood have not been as there was'no reason to build a Center. Why? Our Emergency the two towns." Up until now. •good as (hey should-be. he has road for industrial trucks that Department was just recognized by nothing has been clone with the heard no concerns on this Issup would go through a residential proposal. Mr. MacRitchie often the National Registry of Myocardial - from residents and was unsure of area. brings proposals to council. Mr. MacRltehle's motivation. But as It stands Ihere is noth- Infarctions as being faster than 85% of the What Mr. MacRitchie finds dis- After a lengthy discussion wilh ing on paper that says the town- nation's hospitals in diagnosing early heart attacks and agreeable is the existing barricade the councilman who served owned vacant lot Will be turned placing, patients on vtlot buster" medications. When used in on the Garwood side ,of Myrtle WesMeJd from 1991-95. Mr. into affordable housing. Yet Mr. Avenue which diverts Industrial time, drugs such as TPA can dissolve blockages in the MacRllchie said the only current MacRllchie said, "It's (Ihe barri- trucks into Westfield from the complaint comes from a family on cade), something we have lo do if coronary arteries and effectively halt heart attacks as they Dan Swayze Facility in Garwood, the 300 block-of Myrtle Avenue. ,:_ we' want to realistically develop are occurring. Patients who receive these drugs promptly a storage.facility for street sweep- He said the real-problem he Is real estate." » , ers, Such traffic, he claims, hurts can restore blood supply to the heart and thus prevent concerned with Is what will hap- He feels the location Is ideal- the value of residential properties pen if proposed "high-density because of its proximity to public further damage to the heart muscle-. .'..-.' on Myrtle Avenue and the quality Mount Laurel housing is devel- transportation, which he feels is a Time is muscle. According to the American Heart of life of the residents who live oped on what is currently a necessity for affordable housing. there-. Association, the average heart attack patient ignores or vacant lot. at Myrtle and ." Mr; MacRilchie said • current The reaction or many Westfield Grandvlevv avenues-, opposite the deni.es.;S.yrrip.t pms.for.three full hours before seeking help. A .. . development of the Lexington ; officials was non-existent because New: Jersey • Moto,r Vehicle Heights luxury development had patie.nt' Who waits this long gives himself only a fair chance •'.. • 'of'either, a' purported lack' of .'.Inspection Station; -. ' "• '• ,''\ ' •prevented oilier; development )n ^ reach agreement knowledge .about the subject or '. ; Because of this. :Mr. MacRitchie ; the town, because of Ihe rest'ric- Helping: to ease the-transition .for-high.-school students to enter cpilege, Union County CoJIege and '•• resistance-.to become; l'nvoive:l.In : •iioris.ol' time'and money; " '•.•' Kenilvyorth school officials sign an agreement to ensure direct credit transfer for Kenjlworth graduates 1 'said:. traffic -.from . the •• • Swayze: .Viand/someone, who receives; treatment within, the. first.hour .'•• ' - ' .'•'' ' • ,v .*.-' •.-'. • ihe.-'.issiie;' .: . : ••''_'[ ''.'" Facillly; mus.t fee-alleviatedr '••'•' . ••' •' ."Vqir cari;t .•:jugg|e.-'-.tao:: many who .enroll at "UCC for their post-secondary" educgtlcjn. Picfurea are David •Brearley High School vo-f'sympto^ '••. H'owever;; '. Jpubjic'• 'Works •'•. 'Accordingv.,to Garwood town"' • things "at the ••same. time, "said the' PrfncfpalNaHcy Baton; C. Ernest Cropanythe college's ^ : wait! •• '; ;' ;.'•;••• '••••• •••':•••:.••. •••'•••''- ••r:...;.v ••/-••"" .Committee.'- Chairman and engineer; . T)on,al<:l:. Guarrjello,.! former Councilman.V.' •,•,.. ;Br6wn,'the'cpilege-pffis1dent;ahd''U^ •-.-. v EGMC's extraordinary level of cardiac care now comes • Councilman Jack Walsh' said the' "There Is no reason to open It (the Mr. MacRitchie said Ihe area town will look into the situation to barricade) up.. It has worked well must be developed so It doesn't under a single banner - The Center for Cardiovascular see if it warrants action, being lor the last umpteenth years." He cause problems. Diseases. It encompasses cardiac care provided in the that If is a residentially zoned area could only rationalize the move "I'd like to see"affordable hous- Man allegedly leads police on chase Emergency Department, the Intensive Care Unit; cardiac used for industrial purposes. was from spite. ing on a small scale. On a large According to Mr. Walsh, resi- To Mr. MacRitchie. the barri- scale it causes urban blight," he Daryl Brown. 23, of Weslfield, drunken driving, failure to keep stepdown units and the Diamond Center for Cardiac dents of Garwood complained of cade was a strategic maneuver by said. was charged with possession of a right and careless driving at 2:30 Rehabilitation. A crucial part of this critical care pathway - stolen vehicle, resisting arrest, Cranford a.m. July 4, police said. ,and the latest development at EGMC - is the opening of the eluding, possession of an illegal Police said. Mr. Cook was weapon for criminal mischief and slopped In connection with reck- dual purpose Interventional Cardiovascular-Laboratory. This police log Brookside School student running a red light at 6:30 p.m. less driving at North and new service allows our physicians to perform cardiac ' RUTHANtVIE WAGNER/CHRONICLE CORRESPONDENT July 4. police said. Springfield avenues. catheterizations as'well as interventional studies of vascular lands first paid acting iob Police sairl Mr. Brown lied In aling an unlicensed vehicle at systems in the neck, kidneys, abdomen and legs. the stolen Nissan Pathfinder and 10:30 p.m. July 3. police said. Berkly McDowell. 25. of West Grit and bear it CRANFORD — Jonathan grade at Brookside Place School led them on a chase that ended in Police said Mr. Taylor was Orange, was chargfrtwllh eluding Cranford Police Officer Christopher Chapman struggles during the tug-of-war against the Cranford firefighters on the Fourth of July.. Schwartz, son of Michelle and in September. He-has played Chip Hillside, where he was arrested. stopped once the officer checked police, aggravated assault, having Nevil Schwartz of Cranford has In "Beauty and the Beast" and the Police* said Mr. Brown had out- the license plate number and a suspended license, possession landed his first professional act- Munchkln mayor in 'The Wizard standing warrants in Newark and learned Ihe car was unlicensed. of a weapon for unlawful purpose, WHAT'S ON YOUR MIND? ing role: Douglas, the son of C.S. of Oz" at the Cranford Dramatic Roseile. *** unregistered vehicle, no insur- Lewis, in the Summerfun Theater Club. He also has been the rich *** ance, reckless driving and failure production of "Sriadewlands." kid in "Oliver!" at Plays-ln-the- Jose Belchior. 33, of.l^lizaheth. Area band hosting free concert at book store Thomas Will. 32. of Linden, was charged will") drunken dri- to keep right at 10:45 p.m. July (•>. Performances at the Weiss Arts Park and a dancer, in "Dance-in- was charged wilh possession of ving, driving on a suspended police said. My cholesterol level is quite high-around 280,'but WESTFIELD — Local musi- special guests Dan McBrlde and out the summer and Into the fall. types can build a whole career on Center of Montclair Klmberley the-Park," both In Edison. Academy are 2 and 8 p.m. today cocaine and drug paraphernalia license and making an improper Police said Mr. McDowell • I read that I could be high in good cholesterol. cian/songwriters Steve Stoneback 13 Hands who also appear on the The CD has earned quite a bit this CD." Stoneback & Woodford Tickets cost $22 and $18. plus 8 p.m. tomorrow and at 1:30 a.m. July 1. police said. left turn at 2 a.m. July 3. police allegedly started speeding when and Maria Woodford are hosting .a CD. which has raised more than of attention from music maga- were described as "moving," Discounts are available for senior Police said they found him in a said. he saw an officer behind him. • Exactly what is "good cholesterol"? "refreshingly sweet" and "the Sunday. citizens and students. For reser- free show at Barnes & Noble on . $1,000 for the hospital so far. zines, newspapers and received Jackson Street driveway when the Police said Mr. Belchior was The officer learned of his delight of the evening" by reporter Jonathan will begin the fourth- vations, call 256-0576. Route 22 In-Springfield 7-10 p.m. One hundred percent of the air play on radio stations all over owner of the home reported a sus- stopped on Centennial Avenue lor alleged violations when the Alana Quartuceio of Ihe same JONATHAN SCHWARTZ Saturday to raise awareness of money raised from sales of the CD the state. - picious vehiclevm his property. reportedly making an illegal turn. license plale was cheeked. magazine. "N.J. Bands: A Benefit for go to the children's facility. The CD is lauded as boasting The police said ihe pursuit Cholesterol and other fats can't dissolve in the Children's Specialized Hospital," a "a slew of outstanding New Jersey A free sample of the next'wave Stoneback & Woodford hope to County calls temple's help a blessing James Earl Taylor. 28. of North Steven Cook. 22. of ended in Hillside, where Mr. blood. They have'to be transported to and from compilation compact disc raise $6,000-$ 10.000 for the hos- bands contributing grade A mate- in music Is showcased Saturday WESTFIELD — Citizens served chips on the stable's foo.t path'to Chairman Daniel Sullivan, liaison Plainfield, was charged wilh oper- Rutherford. was charged wilh McDowell was arrester!. cells by lipoproteins -"of which there are chiefly released by Stoneback • &. pital over a one-year sales period. rial" by Al Muzer in The Aquarian at Barnes and Noble. Woodford last month. They will continue to tour with Weekly." Call 233-6188 for more Infor- by Union County government and restore trails. to the Parks and Recreation advi- two varieties: low density (LDL) and high density sory Board. They will be performing with other bands on the disc through- Mr. Muzer adds the "label A&R mation. a number of charitable organiza- A special effort was made to tions have reason to be thankful improve the Watchung "Once they get a foothold in art A (HDL). The HDL has been called "good" Mon. - Sal. 9:00 AM to 10.00 PM for the caring spirit members of area." he said, "the slabilily of the cholesterol because it tends to carry the fat- Reservation's wildlife habitat area LOWEST Sun. 10:00 AM to 7:00 PM Temple Emanu-El, who volun- and reclaim a former storage area site decreases with the reduced I: forming LDL cholesterol away from the arteries teered their time as part of their adjacent to the Boy Scout field at simpler diversity of Ihe plants. PRICES Not responsible for typographical wors (ErattforfttCiprrmtde Sale ilems cash & carry only Sale prices, and back to the liver. Your total cholesterol Granford residents pumped up second annual Mitzvah Day. the Trailslde Nature-and Science You may lose the variety of plants GUARANTEED effective 7/9/97 7/15/97 Prices do not count is a combination of HDLand LDL - and a "When you do something for Center in Mountainside. A stand with differing blooming and fruit- Bring in any include sales tax. Beer prices represent North Jersey Newspapers Compan another person, something that ing times. A single species can competitor's ad. or 24 12oz. bottles unless otherwise noted the property once it was pur- The board has an obligation to of exotic Japanese knotweed was simple test can tell you if you are higher in the (Continued from page A-1) they needed and that you didn't cut to the ground and the soil lev- spread until just one species coupon and we will chased. protect the public and these meet or beat that price good or bad cholesterol. However, you should Published every Thursday by mortgage payments, Dr. have to do, that is a mitzvah, a eled by the county's maintenance occupies the site, resulting in subject to ABC NJ uotlety "That's not good enough, not in Issues were too important lo have regulations. Solo Here still be concerned with lowering your overall North Jersey Newspapers Krause said. blessing," said Carol Cohen, a crew. Volunteers planted a»wilcllil'e damage to and lost value as an D/scmt the least. A gas station in this Company (USPS 136-800)102 Mr. Garcez could not be been dealt with independently by Union County freeholder and syn- meadow to attract butterflies and ecosystem and a resource as food level - 280 is considered high risk. area is simply out of character." 870 St. George Ave., Rahway, CVS Shopping Center • 908-381-6776 • FAX 908-381-8008 Walnut Ave., Cranford, NJ 07016. reached for a comment and is the board without the benefit of agogue member who presented birds near the campsites. The for wildlife." Dr. Krause said. Second Class postage paid at rumored to have left the country. consultants, experts. DEP reports the volunteers with a resolution synagogue members also removed For more information on the 2370 Plainfield Avenue, South Plainfield • 908-756-2165 • FAX 908-756-0850 The opponents of the gas sta- Beverly Hand, RN, CCRN Cranford, NJ POSTMASTER: Neighbors of the gas station are and citizen input," Dr. Krause. acknowledging their contribu- mugwort. another exotic plant, "Adopt a Park" program, call please send changes to North tion are also upset because they tions. from the walkways. Roger Llggon al 527-4918 or visit SEAGRAMS 7 JOHNNIE SMIRNOFF SEAGRAMS Coordinator, Critical Care Nursing also worried because the prospec- said. CROWN WALKER RED Vodka 8d8 ° Gin Jersey Newspapers Company were not heard during testimony. "•Members chose from tasks to "Removing invasive exotic the Union County Customer tive buyer of the business Is not Opponents to the reopening of 199 199 99 and Cardiac Rehabilitation Fulfillment office, PO Box 699, According to Dr. Krause; only tes- suit almost everyone who wanted plants In our county parks is crit- Information "Center, 300 North 76 I'll" responsible for the contamination the gas station would like for their 29 I 75 liter 11 i 75lilfif Somerville, NJ 08876. timony based on the state statute to help others," she said. "All that ical," said freeholder Vice Ave. East. iZ cleanup. opinions to be heard by the CANADIAN * J&B TANQUERAY Subscription rates by mail, one could be heard. was needed was time and consid- 4 FINLANDIA j Qgg 99 According to Ms. Mazur, it was Township Committee aiid'.hre CLUB 1 D Scotch 28?? Vodka 80° 19 in Gin 24 year within Union County $25, out "This was not fair because it eration. 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•'. .1 PAv/osophies trip to casino Leave us alone Garwood Republican Club will WE'RE SORRY FOR ALL THE sponsor a bus-trip Sunday, Aug. LO-to Caesars casino in Atlantic Briefs JOKES...IN OBSERVANCE OF for just one week "Cost is $20; palrons will "BE KIND TO NEW JERSEY Recreation and Parks Department New Jersey still seems to be the most common butt of receive $15 in coin. The bus will leave 8 a.m. from 511 North Ave. have scheduled a tournament jokes on late" night TV. It's been getting better over the last WEEK"... WE APOLOGIZE... Seating is limited. and Instructional clinic for golfers couple of years, but Jay Leno types still rely on the Garden For .more information, call who are ages 9-16. .SiateJor an easy laugh...... _• . _ The tournament will begin 1 • GEE™ - Peggy at 654-4977 •pr Evelyn aL Of course. New Jersey does have its share of problems — 789-0355. p.m."Saturday,"Aug. 9 at Scotch" traffic, car insurance rates, high taxes. But on the whole, THANKS 6UYS, In other news. Garwood. Hills Golf Course in Scotrh Plains. it's not a bad place to live. In our opinion, the positives of M TOUCHED! Republican Club will hold its July Cost is $15 with checks payable to live in lo "Cranford Golf Club." living here always seem to outweigh the negatives. meeting 7:30 pirn. Wednesday at 511 North Ave. All are Invited. Registration Is limited to Cranford Now, a humor magazine called Lone Star Publications of America residents; visit the Community Humor in San Antonio, Texas, has come to our "rescue." Center 9 a.m.-] p.m. weekdays. , The publication has dubbed this "Be Nice to New Jersey . It was the spirit of the patriotic Oliver coming The clinic will be in two parts •Week;" Hovv thoughtful of them. -weekend that moved the conver- to Brearley school. Saturday. Aug. 2. The first part We're not really sure why this is our week, but we'll take sion to how lucky are the people will run" 9-10:30 a.m. at Orange it. We're wondering, though: When is "Be Nice to North ho live in this country and how Community Actors' Student Avenue School, emphasizing grip Dakota Week?" ucky the country was to have Theatre Inc., formerly Summer and swing. The second par! will tjeen founded in the modern era As part of the week, the publisher o( Ixine Star has pro- Regional Players, will present the run 11 a.nvrioon at Scotch Hills. Jrpm a wilderness. Starting new. musical Oliver Thursday and Golf Course, emphasizing chip-. posed a national apology to New Jersey and a break from •ytth everyone an . immigrant. Friday,. July 31 and Aug. 1. at-. ping and -putting. Golf profession- . Jersey bashing.- ""• • • . - - "saved tls. from (he awful tensions > David , Brearley High School, "al John fumbull will conduct the ' •••'•• 'lf'yini have friends 6r...re{atives'in New. Jersey, call "or. in'so many parts'of the Old.World.'- : i Mt)nroe Avenue-iri Kenilworth.• : _svr.itt*..tbem-vto tell- th^nivliQw..spjTy_,j;ou are l^pjcliing- on ; • The-Unip.n' of.Soviet-Socialist; -clinic. : - '-.- •'••• -. •/•.•;. " ."•'/' 1 ••'• ^Tickets cost $6. in advance or RegistratloYi will take.'-piape * their staUy'rlie publisher.ls .quoted as sVay'inff;. : - .• • .• .. ''.Republtcs.. .; after .-5,0.! -ypars'- q|\ ' ' $8 .git; the floor,-For more jnforma-' Ailfi- 2 at-QraHge, Ayer)ue°$P)!obl..,T ' V iii/' ' /' ''''''' '' ''''' ' "' •'repression' Was set' .free; (inly-'.to lion, '. V For more information, call Paul, 'fight• .'wars-In all its neighboring • republics clue lo generations and " DiGlaho at'' 276-4823 ' or the ' centuries ol" bigotry. We saw the Church shop Recreation and Parks Department A good corporate citizen same in Bosnia, in Greece. . at 709-7283. ' Cambodia and several countries has sale this month When you think of a good corporate citize.n-. Schering- of Africa. Cdmmuntty United Methodist- Groupjto visit Plough of Kenilworth has to come to mind. Murderous, rebellious, inhu- Church thrift shop in Keriilwbrth Showboat casino The latest good deed from this company has been donat- man people creating incompre- will have a half-price sale on ing 8350.000 for renovations to the science laboratories at hensible horrors against their clothing,, shoes and handbags Forty Nuts Travel Club will AARP honor during July, the "new'1 David Breaiiey High School. own countrymen simply because sponsor a bus trip Monday to the Qo'rnmunlty'affair's chairwoman Agnes Plungis receives the AARP Outstanding Service to Community award from Frank A. D'Antonlo, dlrec- sale "will last the entire Showboat casino in Atlantic City. According to Kenilworth Superintendent of Schools Lloyd they did not worship the same god ' tor of the Cranford Recreation and Parks Department. At left Is Ann Jennings, president of the local AARP chapter, who presented the flow- montfiSFor more information'"call Cost is S15; you will receive' Leschuk. the grant will bring "21st century science tech- or in the same temple. ers on behalf of the group. Ms. Plungis worked many hours for others, including collecting Items for veterans at the Department of Veterans 276-l«56. $12 in coin and a $3;food coupon. Affairs Medical Center, Lyons. nology to' our students." Without the company's help, the We in America have some of the Letters to the editor same injustices. on our con- The bus will leave 10:30 a.m. from labs! probably could not have been renovated. sciences, -The native Indians and Lutheran ^church the parking lot on South 21st Schtring-Plough knows how important science is to a the imported slaves would say we Street In Kenilworth. For more child's education, and it's making it easier for Breaiiey stu- were no better than the maraud- sets summer hours information, call 276-5980. dents to excel in the field, • • Change age requirements ing hordes of Eastern Eu.rope.and Calvary Lutheran Church, 108 Pet adoption The community should be thankful for this latest gesture Asia, At least we have seen the Eastman St. in Cranford, has Senior citizen Repairs made to Orange pool from Schering-Plough. folly of our ways and made real changed it&Sunday service for the efforts and strides to slop the clubs seek members By SHEA THOMAS way to slay cool. It's also a good 'This is a wonderful and set at Nomahegan summer to 9:30 a.m. beginning affordable place for_peoplc and we wars against our own. THE CHRONICLE way to stay in-shape for the swim- for children at playgrounds this weekend and continuing Cranford seniors: If your suit season. try and make it fun for the entire CRANFORD — Neecl-a cat. Obviously, we are not always through Aug. 31. requirements are 'to have fun, 1 To The Chronicle: be the reason for unfair rules and practices to be in CRANFORD —. After being Mr. Marotta said the pools are family," he added. puppy or lovable dog? You can successful — we still have race meet friendly people and stay cool adopt one 11 a.m.-3 p.m. I am writing this letter in response to a situation place. Let's prevent this lack of progress by calling closed for repairs a couple of two good places to start because ~ At many private clubs, mem- riots and neighborhoods thai Program set all summer, try ihe community weeks ago, the Orange Avenue they offer water fitness classes, bership is only offered to adults. Saturday. July 19 in at the Cranford' playgrounds. It seems that the Frank D'Ajitonio at the Recreation Department at have simmering bad blood. But. center on Bloomingdale Avenue. The two. Cranford po61s oiler fam- Nomahegan Park. We're here for you 709-7283 if your child is affected now or will be In Pool is back in business. weight training, a part-time aero- Recreation Department's age guidelines for registra- in the main, and compared to our for young golfers For more information, call 709- . bics instructor and personal ily membership. For more information, call tion at the playgrounds do not coincide with the the future. Let him know that this age requirement Manager Ron Marotta Sr. said The Cranford .Chronicle is here to serve you. Because Old World cousins, we are doing a 7283. a filter problem has been repaired instruction if necessary. For more information on mem- 688-1073. The program is t*nule levels at the school. should be changed to read 6 years of age or having One job. Cranford Golf Club and the we're your hometown paper, we invite your participation in and a new piece for the pool pump "We offer anything a private bership, call Centennial Avenue sponsored by People for completed kindergarten. assembling the newspaper. The following Information A child must be 6 years old to register at his local Much of thai, we in the conver- motor has been purchased. club does; we are just less expen- Pool at 709-7260 or the Orange Animals, a Hillside-based ani- playground. This means that every child who has a sation agreed, was clue to Ihe ease should'help you see your community news in print: From what I have heard the playground program Residents who normally fre- sive," Mr. Marotta said. Avenue Pool at 709-7270. mal welfare organization. July. August or September birthday, or approxi- is wonderful. It allows the children something to do of being-able to leave a place lhat i quent the Orange Avenue Pool rVt,ws department mately one-quarter of kindergarten students, is over the summer with their classmates and peers. was no longer accommodating or I Births found themselves having to com- unable lo participate with their peers. When I ques- While this program is in no way linked to the no longer comfortable. mute to Centennial Avenue Pool. Andrew Simpson is the editor. Please call him at 722- tioned this I was told thai this is the way that it has schools, the fact that it is held at the schools gives Most neighborhoods in this "With this type of- weather, 3000. Ext. 6322, with story suggestions, questions or com- been done for 20 years. If they put a grade require- the impression that all children who attend the country were founded by econom- Lynn Perdek Ulph and Stuart A daughter, Alyssa Marie, was especially when time is a factor, born to John and Anne Marie ments. Shea Thomas is the reporter. Please call her at 722- ment instead of an age on the registration, they school are welcome. ics and by like wanting the com- Ulsh of Bellingham, Mass.. are people were obviously unhappy. 3000. Ext. 6306. fort of living with like.. parents of a daughter, Sabrina Beyer of Millburn at St. Barnabas But they were cooperative," Mr. would have 4-year-olds at the playground. I do not 1 am letting you know that this is not currently Hospital March 13. 1997. She To send us your news, our address is: P.O. Box 699. personally know any 4-year-olds who have complet- When the children in these Danielle, both June 12, 1997. in Marotta said. After 104 years... tnle. Let's get these age requirements, whether for' weighed 8 pounds 1 ounce and Somerville. N.J- 08876. our fax number is'526-2509 and ed kindergarten but If they were mature enough to locales grow up and want more Norwood, Mass. "An estimated 200 people com- the playground or for sports, uniform with the The mother Is a former resi- was 19 1/2 inches long. our E-mail address is [email protected]. The news- have done so, then they are mature enough to play diversity and more economic muted to (he Centennial Avenue school requirements so that one-quarter of all of our choices they leave and because dent of Cranford and Sabrina is She joins her sister Nicole room is at 44 Veterans Memorial Drive. Somerville, and is with their classmates on the playground. children will not be excluded from the fun. Pool when the Orange Avenue ...a new beginning the country is so big — and so the couple's second child. Sabrina Patricia. 3. Grandparents are Pool was down, so we were very open weekdays 8:30 a.in.-5 p.m.-For the following week's I was also told that they receive very lew com- SARAH H. VAN WHY diverse — they can go thousands weighed 7 pounds 4 ounces at Joseph A. Specht of Cranford and happy to get things back in order plaints about this problem. I^el's not allow apathy in Cranford 'newspaper, press releases aYe due in the editor's office by of miles away to mountains, to birth and joins a brother, James. the late Patricia A. Specht, and over there," he saicl. Rodger and Giovanna Beyer of noon Friday. \ seashore, to manufacturing hubs, 1 1 /2 years old. Although swimming is a good to academic centers. Maternal grandmother is Springfield. Correction policy And the greatest thing about Carolyn Perdek of Cranford. ftfQIlfnmcb The Cranford Clmmiclc will correct errors of fact, context FAA official sets record straight that is no matter how far or how Paternal grandmother is Doris different Ihe clime, it is still part of Ulsh of Lake Ariel. Pa. or presentation and clarify any news content that confuses To The Chronicle: Urge numbers of nonsafely-related calls, such as or misleads readers. Corrections will appear on this page. the United States and they are Recently, the Cranford Chronicle published a let-those about aircraft noise, make it more difficult to sttll citizens in their own country s ww Please report errors to Mr. Simpson at 722-3000. ter about aircraft noise complaints and low-flying' address safely issues in a timely manner. where language, money and gov- aircraft in the. Cranford area. The author. Margaret ^K^ ^ Holline reports provide FAA safety personnel and ernmental rights continue. You've built equity with each A Page One article on children's art in last week's L. Doogan of Cranford. provided the Federal Aviation • maintenance inspectors information for possible People who enjoyed living in an S&Michael's Cranford Chronicle misidentified the professional artist and Administration's toll-free number. (HOO) 255-1111. safety analysis and potential investigation of unsafe ethnic neighborhood where house payment. And what do Students I act1 painler. She is Alison Menor. .. as a number to report low-living and noise com- maintenance and aircraft practices, pilot and ground mores, church, food and style set sights plaints to the FAA. : ;."?!»•"«"'. • crew service errors, runway*incursions. aiqjOrt secu- were recognizable and preferred tocelebrate on future Your letters Ms. Doogan states this is a means lor these com- you have to show for it? rity violations and alcohol or drug abuse by airmen. have been disappointed to see r "«••''. plaints to be included in a survey she believes is I IIMU ''" We prefer letters to be typed and double-spaced. If it is We have checked with the Flight Standards their area change by a large influx being conducted by the FAA. ol another group too different feast soon not possible to type a letter, please print neatly. Because of . The aviation safety hotline 800 number should be Division in the (Eastern) Regional Office and they are tlii- chance of misinterpretation, we will not accept letters not aware of any survey being conducted by the FAA from "their own to be able to sim- CRANFORD — St. Michael's used lo report aviation safety issues. It is not the ply accept the change. ihai are handwritten in cursive. regarding the noise issue from Newark International Church will celebrate the. Feast of best way for your readers to report noise and low-liv- Instead of harboring resFrif- Airport. St. Anne & Joachim on Saturday, For verification purposes, all. letters must be signed by ing aircraft complaints. men't and festering distrust and July 23. These saints were the the writer with the writer's name, address, day and evening Our loll-free number is intended to provide a SALLY S. RYBERG instilling prejudices to genera- parents of Virgin Mary and the telephone numbers typed or printed. means for the aviation industry and the public to Aviation Safety Hotline Program Manager lions lo come, they can move to grandparents of Jesus. report unsafe aviation situations, improper record Office of System Safety another location that is more A Tridaum celebration will be keeping or safety violations. Callers are given Federal Aviation Administration accommodating lo their needs. conducted 7:30 p.m. Wednesday. anonymity, if requested. Washington, D.C. Then it eventually becomes live July 23 through Friday, July 25. 5 and let live. with a special prayer service In >. -•""*?.;! C'luim/"'"" ' . -•- ,•-•""•"• How very fortunate we are to honor of these saints. Saturday, (Eranfor have that opportunity. Countries the feast of St. Anne & St.. like Ireland and. Bosnia are too | CHANt-ORD • QARWOOP • KbNILWOflTH ' Some people need to 'get a life' Joachim, the liturgy for this feast • ... ^ H small to afford that luxury to their will be celebrated 8 a.m. and North Jersey Newspapers Company ©1997 To The Chronicle: Association, we repeatedly .serthosrwith a minority citizens. If natives (here don't like noon. The Township of Cranford. joined by some rude view harm the rest of us. who would see the old lady the situation, .they have to leave left alone and a new Cranford supermarket The parish of St. Michael has Richard'F Harknett neighbors on John Street, beat Ihe cat lady in conn. the country and' that Is a whole lot been celebrating this feast with 1 can only hope that these John Street neighbors The township is paying a retainer for a prosecutor different from leaving a state. and for Judge Bell to see these cases to conclusion. special services for over 100 are satisfied. They should be ashamed of themselves So our country's newness and years. for wasting our taxpayer money. Only the lawyers win when the suits are tiled. One hsckuva home improvement. vast ness (in the main) has helped In addition to these sen-Ices", These two matters are a travesty and we have the i ,v.. lu-ef with liiwn s cut" Cheryl Fenske For what purpose? to prevent a build-up of outra- have IHLI John Street group and the Lincoln Heights the parish will again collect new" t u-.-L'utivtf-, EdltOl What have they gained except lo be shown lor geous rebellion that continues Association to thank for this. gift Items for babies 'with AIDS. their vindictiveness and for how petty thai could through the 'centuries. In addi- 1 lev nohocK says volt have lo settle lor a new Here's a little advice to both groups: get a life! Any new item that can be used for Andrew Simpson possibly he? tion, it has allowed all peoples the their care may be brought to the halhiooin in an addition. You can ii.se up to Allan Conover CLAIRE BELL F.ilitor Spoils Editor Cranford suffers fools all too much. Whether it he opportunity lo easily pursue new church and placed In the special Kill' r of tlie equity" in vour home to improve Cranford the John Street Group or the Lincoln Heights jobs, new lifestyles, new climates. shrine to these saints on ii ainwav vim want. And when \mi take Shea Thomas We In New Jersey have the Saturday. July 19 through advantage ol great rales on home equity loans good fortune to be a microcosm of Sunday. July 27. A wish list of at l'Nd Bank, yon can wait up to 9() (lavs all that goodness. Want to live In needed items will be posted in Ihe the state but hate snow — move lobby of the church.' before making yoitr fust payment.* So omit- Support makes Chefs du Jour a treat to the southern part of New on in - the water (and the rale) is line. Brian Winterberg . 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•4L* . • • ' July 10,1997 A-6 Cranford Chronicle Cranford Chronicle A-7 Sunrise plans educational program KENII.WORTH - Sunrise As- Carol Edelstein. national direc- nisrenee as a tool to bring enjoy- sisted Living, a new assisted-liv- tor of Alzheimer's programming ment and avoid conflict. infi residence lor seriibrsris invit- lor Sunrise Assisted Living, will r oi more imorinaTlon, ing the public to an edjirational the speaker. :*030 or. visit the Sunrise office, program on "New Initiatives In Issues to be addressed include 240 Springfield Ave. Dementia Care." using a multisensory approach (o A specialized program for The tree program will be 7-9 work with people with Alzheimer's seniors with Alzheimer's disease p.m. Thursday. July 17 at Cafe disease: incorporating life skills to and other types of dementia will Repetti. 572 Boulevard. create pleasant days: and reml- be held September.' tlburney teams Busy Gators dive
Commemorating me Star wars trilogy cover the bases into swim season The Cranford Gators traveling against Royceflekl. By MIKECHRJSTEL youth swim prevailed in Its sea-, Also earning first-place ribbons New THE CHRONICLE son opener by edging Brookslde for Cranford were Kevin Bellog in 138-137 at the Centennial Aven- the 9-10 50 freestyle. Lee ; Cranford Little League coach ue Poo] Complex. Krinzman in the 10-and-uhder Kevin Mulvaney has watched his Capturing first-place ribbons 100 individual medley and 50 {earn grow and mature as for the Gators were Haley butterfly. D'Elia In the 9-10 100 ballplayers for live seasons now. Robinson in the 9-10-year-old 50- freestyle and 50 backstroke, Chris Star Wars i from the time they first joined Baseball yard freestyle and 50 butterfly, Feinthel In the 13-18 200 individ- (he; Little League on the 8-year- Lee Krinzman in the 9-0 100 ual medley, Bryan Krinzman in old' Tournament all-star team Perhaps its finest performance freestyle and 50 backstroke, the 11-12 50 butterfly and 50 ftn6I7 today, where they stomp came on Sunday when the 11 's Bryan Krinzman jn (he 11-12 100 freestyle, Jon Hegna in Ihe 100 irottnd the field a tough bunch of blanked Branchburg 6-0 to freestyle, Chris Feinthel In the 13- butterfly and 100 freestyle. Ledct 12-year-old all-stars, Mulvaney is New Eagle Scouts are Richard Winter, Gregory Winter, Danny Springer and Gregory Bugel. advance to the second round of 18 200 freestyle and 100 back- •In the 8-and-under. 25 freestyle, {here the whole time. He directs Colonia double-elimination tour- stroke, Kevin Bellog in the 9-10 and Caravano in the 8-and-under the action, like he did the five pre- ney. 50 breast'stroke, Jackie Feinthel 25 backstroke. . vious seasons with' the recent "We played a perfect game in. the 13-14 100 butterfly and Second-place ribbons went to Cranford, High varsity senior Scouts honored with Eagle-rank against Branchburg," said 11- 100 freestyle, Hoshi Iida in the.Steven Bellog In the 10-and-. . feaaeball crew that won the Group . : '•'• CRANFORD — Boy. Seoiit year-old coach. Tim Clenein.. "Our 15-1.8 l 00;-breastroke;. Nicole. under 100 'IM and 50. butterfly.••.. .$ state championship this spring. ; Troop . 178 ' awarded four'' offense has been, excellent-arid. Garavano in the 8-and-under 25 " Ryan. Meier iri the 11-12 1-00 IM,;., ' .i ••'tAs.a group,-1 couldn't be more • CraCjVfpnk 'scouts '.. -E|a{*l&_Valnjk^ , defensively, weVe/beenstjOng." freestyle and Matt Ledet: In the 8.-. Ryan Hegna in the 13-18 200 IM, ,i>lp&sed," said Mulyariey on'1 his during a coyri of honor at,..The?'-; J.J. Occi arid Brian-'Reed com-' arid-Mnder. !25 backstroke. • • ." Eedet. in the : 8-and-under 25 .''. l2^ar-pM ~.to\irne.y,. team, which • A^estwopti in .Gajw-ooci/' •. / ;:. • binexl, for; a -two-hit-V .shutout '.-• '.Placing.second-ori the Gators'-: breasts!troke, Kiisten EJellogjn the ••• ; was?; 12-4•heading'. intq-Mbnday's: -•;,• .T&y- ,'ar'ev fjreg'oiy Bug'el, ;agairtst "BranchUrg, • while' leading side We're'Pauick Hogarhn the 9-' •.13'14- '100 breaststroke; .Chrjs'..;' •'.'(fo^ijfe Park Tournament title ' Danny Springer, Gregory Wlntei the hitting attack was short- ' 10 LOO'- freestyle, Joanrta- Arcfert" Felnlhelinihe 15-18 100 butter- "••. Came against Westfleld, and Richard Winter. stop/outfielder Brian in the 8-and-under 25 butterfly, fly, Chris Judge in the 9-10 5.0 , t!The competition has been RANDALL MILLER/THE CHRONICLE Post Office's new Mr. Bugel, who graduated Glannecchini, who owns the top Ledet in the 8-and-under 25 freestyle, Chelsea Davis in the 9- unbelievable, and to go.^12-4 in with honors from-St. Josephs average on the team, and first breaststroke, Steven Bellog In the 10 50 backstroke and Lindsey lough competition and place in Limited Edition High School in Metuchen in baseman Justin Haber, who leads Legion Fever 9-10 50 backstroke and 50 Henga in the 100 backstroke. |hrge' tournaments is a pretty May. will attend Seton Hall the squad in home runs with Above, Kevin Feeley of Cranford American Legion delivers a pitch breaststroke, Lauren D'Elia In the gotod .accomplishment," he said. Relay champions were the 8- University. three. during Thursday's game against Clark, while, below, teammate 11-12 50 butterfly, George Holan takes the world 7hi]s team's Improvement is the and-under boys team of Walano, Danny has just completed Other players doing well of late John McCorrib gets a hold of One In the same contest. In the 13-14 100 breaststroke, Mike Woglon, Ledet and Vilas and be9t I've seen since I've been here. lor Cranford are outfielders Chris his junior year at Cranford High Morgan Webb In the 8-and-under the 9-12 boys unit of Meier, Kevin by force 1 see a lot of potential in this Ozolnieks and Joe Labatt. : School, where he is a member of 25 freestyle, Fred Vilas In the 8 Bellog. Matt Ford and Lee Beautiful silver foil stamps honor the most popular motion pictures of all time. the school band, tennis team "We're getting good contribu-. and-under 25 backstroke, Alisa i The Cranford 12-year-olds Krinzman. and also of National Honor tlons from everybody," said Flesher In the 9-10 50 freestyle, ha\M""fared well so far in tourna- Rivercrest 186, Cranford St. Vincent, B.W.I. — Star Wars "Over 500 million Elvis Society. Clenein. Bryan Krinzman in the 11-12 50 Ryan Bramwell receives his Scout of the Year award from Kathy ment' action. Besides their suc- Gators 82 -^ The Gators fell to a stampsjuive been issued. When Gregory Winter has just com- 10-YEAR-OLDS backstroke, Kyle Zalinsky In the fans and collectors are suddenly Little Known Facts cess in the Roselle Park tourney, strong and ready Rivercresl Pool pleted his sophomore year at Queenan. . League Vice President Dave 13-14 100 backstroke and Nuri scrambling to obtain a newyou compare that to these Star {hey placed third in the 12-team squad in a Saturday morning About Star Wars CHS and will make his second year, a den chief for Cub Scout Drechsel heads up the Cranford Limited Edition 9 Stamp set that Wars stamps. Which are crafted in Other awards presented by Clark Tournament and made it to Sastre in the 15-18 100 freestyle. ""^oad contest in Plscataway. trip to the Philmont Scout Troop 178 at the con'd of honor: Pack 178 and an active, member1" 10-year-olds, who are 7-2 head- has just been issued to commemo- silver foil in a Limited Edition of 1. Harrison Ford's main occupa- (he. final four of the Colonla ing into this weekend's busy tour- Winning relay teams for Cranford, however, did manage Ranch in New Mexico this sum- Dan Mason Pat raid' the Year of the Order of the Arrow. He Cranford included the 8-and- to garner Its share of honors. rate the 20th Anniversary of the just thousands worldwide, you tion was as a carpenter before 1 Tournament, which began on nament schedule, which includes mer. — Penguin patrol with Ryan will attend the national Boy ' most popular motion pictures of can see the irresistible appeal his role as Han. Wednesday. games in Colonla and Fords. under -girls squad' of Alalne Taking home first-place rib- Richard Winter, who gradu- Stark, patrol, leader: Joseph" Scout Jamboree this summer at 1 Belliccio, Arcieri, Caravano and bons for the ^Gators. were Lee all time. that these stamps have to coll- The reason for most of the 12's The 10-year-olds, who are 40- 2. After filming Star Wars, 7'2" ated from CHS last month, will Woglom, assistant patrol leader: Fort A.P. Hill. Va. Kristin Cahill, the 8-and-under Krinzman In the 9-10 100 IM and 1 success this summer is simple — "Collector demand for these ectors and Star Wars-fans," added major in computer science at Steve Bobrowski. Ryan Scouts from Troop 178 will' 11 in the _three years together Peter Mayhew (Chewbacca) - power. Try 24 home runs through boys unit of Ledet, -Michael . 50 backstroke, Bryan Krinzman Van Emden. the University of Rhode Island. Bramwell, Mike Kavalus, attend Cam'p Winnebago in July under Drechsel, recently won the stamps has been unbelievable," returned to his job as a hospi- their first 16 games. A surprising Walano, Fred Vilas and Patrick In the 11-12 100 freestyle and 50 Ryan Bramw.ell and Steve Arminio Loffa, Brian Snyder. and go on a trek to the-Philmont" Roselle Park Tournament title for stated John Van Emden of the Each of the nine stamps is . tal porter in London. Statistic, according to Mulvaney, Woglon and the 9-12 boys relay backstroke, Jon Hegna in the 13- Bobrowski, who will begin their Gavin . Weeks and Brian Scout Ranch in August. The • the third straight year and placed International Collectors Society, about four times the size of a reg- but a pleasing one as well. third in the Clark Tournament. team of Steven Bellog, Ryan Meier 18 200 freestyle and Caravano In 3. "Star Wars: The Cantina Band" freshman year at CHS in Woglom. troop and its related Cub Scout distributor of the stamps in theular U.S. postage stamp. They're I "We're usually more of a pitch- "The nucleus has pretty much, and lie and Bryan Krinzman. the 8-and-under 25 butterfly and by Meco was a huge hit, rid- September, were awarded Star Kevin Queenan Memorial pack are sponsored by St. Ing ,team, but this year we're get- been the same the last three Roycefleld 148, Cranford 25 freestyle. U.S. and national clearinghouse legal for postage in St. Vincent and ing at the top ot the pop sin- Scout rank at the court of Scout of lhe Year — Ryan Michael's Roman Catholic for Star Wars collectibles. "The. are accepted by every postal ting a lot of power," said y£ars," said Drechsel. 'They've Gators 128 — The Gators visited Second-place honors went to gle charts all summer in 1977. honor. Bramwell, the troop scribe this Church. Roycefleld on June 25 and were Davis in the 10-and-under 100 Star Wars Trilogy has been a authority around the world. ^lulvaney. "We've got a lot of gotten better and belief. We've 4. George Lucas' tirst script for power up and down the lineup. handed a 20-po'int defeat. IM, Ledet in the 8-ahd-under 25 spectacular experience for all of Gotta have 'em'.' They are always seemed to be very compet- Star Wars was based solely Eight different kids have hit home itive and in the running for tro- The Gators found out that their breaststroke, Meier in the 11-12 1 us, and collectors know this will available for a short time at $9,95 on the adventures of the two The Cranford Senior runs for us." phies." home meets are easier to win then 50 breaststroke, Jon Hegna in the be their only opportunity LO gel (plus $3 p&h) for the complete set androids, C-3P0 and R2D2. Citizens Wednesday Club 111 Including third baseman/pit- That's because of the combined their road encounters. 15-18 100 breaststroke, Vilas iiji actual government issued legal of nine colorful, stamps, accompa- cher Jimmy Zlmorski, who leads But the skeleton crew did fair the 8-and-under 25 backstroke. 5. Star Wars earned over four . has scheduled two trips: talents of players such as center- tender stamps that are both beauti- nied by a numbered Certificate of Cranford with six homers. First fielder Jamar Ingrim, the. 10!s best well in the loss. The high point of Steven Bellog In the 9-10 50 back- times as much as 1977's #2 Aug. 11 to the Showboat' ful and rare. In fact, we're nearly Authenticity and the free pocket baseman Jonathan Brown has all-around hitter, Drechsel's son, the meet was -when Jackie stroke and Tom Pacchia in the 13- hit, Smokey and the Bandit. casino in Atlantic City. Cost; sold out." guide, "99 Little Known Facts four round-trippers, pitcher/ln- Chris, who plays catcher and Fienthel broke the 200 freestyle 14 1OO backstroke. E N I OR Sis $12: patrons will receive tteTd'er Mike Polidorlo hit two team-record set by respected Relay winners for the Gators About Star Wars." The most you pitcher, third baseman Billy Collectors are already predict- Taken from the pocket guide $12 in coin and a $3 food homers In one game and catcher Follnunz. third baseman/out- swimmer Karen Milkosky in 1991 were the 8-and-under boys team ing that in the near future these can buy is six sets. Send your "99 Little Knom Facts trip Wednesday, July 16. to voucher. The bus will leave Dave Drechsel recently belted fielder Matt Costello, utility player by over 2 seconds. of Walano, Vilas, Ledet and Sean Star Wars stamps will be far. more check or money order to ICS, 3600 Cranford three home runs in a one-day Joe Manganiello. outfielder/pitch- Fienthel's time was 2:04.35. French and the 9-12 boys relay About Star Wars" the Taj-Mahal casino in from Cranford 10:30 or 11 •sought after and be more desirable Crondall Lane, Suite I00SRSW, Upcoming events sched- period. er Steve Caprio, first baseman She missed the away-pool record squad of Lee Krinzman, Meier, that you get tree with your Atlantic City, leaving a.m. '"' than the Uniied'Sfates Elvis stamp, Owings Mills, Maryland 21117. uled by the Cranford Senior ,,,r.Oave is an All-Star caliber Dave Snyder; pitcher/catcher by .02 seconds. Fienthel also won Bryan Krinzman and Steven order of these stamps. SepU 1-5 to Wildwqqd the most popular commemorative To order by credit card, call toll Citizens Tuesday Club: Cranford 10 a.m. Cost is catcher," said Mulvaney. "For Steve Dawbert, pitcher/shortstop far." instructional league (from April- the 13-18 100 breaststroke Bellog. $12. For reservations, call Crest. Cost is $249 per per- some reason Cranford is known Sean Guthrle, outfielder/second The 9's were eliminated in the June) and then we put together postage stamp of all time. free 1-8OO-3O5-OO33. July 15 — Marge's famous Joan at 276-4134 or Marge ' son, double occupancy. Four (Drproducing talented catchers." baseman Chris Carroll, Roselle Park Tournament and an all-star team," said Perino on card game (bring wrapped at 851-2848." breakfasts, three dinners, • < The rest of the Cranford 12- pitcher/outfielder Jack were hard-luck losers In the his team of youngsters. 'The 8- items for prizes). y.ear-old roster includes outfielder year-olds are still learning the Reservations also are transportation, a dinner McDonough and outfielder Matt Cranford tourney, going 3-2 but July 22 — Birthday buffet Steve Albert, centerfielder Joey Brucato. missing out on the final cut. game and It's a great experience being accepted for a Nov. 6 show, trip to Atlantic City: Selling Made Easy luncheon. Bulthaupp, pitcher Sam ChalelT, "Everybody plays in every Outfielder/catcher Peter for them. I'm impressed. It's trip to Radio City Music Hall. bonus, bingo, zoo and muse- outfielder Rob DeNicola, pitcher amazing how much better they've July 29 — Popcorn and game, at least three innings Montalvo currently leads the Recent birthdays include um are included. Mike Dollard, outfielders Nicky each," said Drechsel. "We try to squad in hitting and sharing the gotten. The kids are terrific. I'm With Our lemonade plus the British For more information, call EHtfilni and Danny Patito. second mix it up as best as we can." primary pitching duties are short- very happy with the way they've sitcom "Are You Being Florence Bazilus, Stella Jacky, Mildred Pielhau and Nat Amsterdam at 276-61.78, baseman Jeremy Martin, short- 9-YEAR-OLD stop Chris Brown, outfielder Dan played." Served?" Wednesday Club meetings stpp/pitcher Keith Shaw and The Cranford nine-year-olds Kessier. shortstop John Feeley, The 8's best hitler Is COUNTY WIDE Lucy Sluzis. pitcher/outfielder Derrick Zullck. The club is sponsoring a include a social meeting: began practicing in mid-June and catcher Jack Bender and outfield- pitcher/first baseman Ben v,,,,. 11-YEAR-OLDS er Kevin McGauran. Streko. He Is joined on the roster om July 16 and 23: bingo, July have made significant strides ever The Cranford 11-year-old tour- since. The Cranford 9's will play in • by second baseman Joey Lopez, CLASSIFIED ADS! 30: and a business meeting, ney team has certainly gotten off Their 4-4 record may not be the Scotch Plains Tournament at infielder/outfielder Matthew Aug. 6. lo a fast start this summer. cause for celebration, but as far Booth Field tomorrow at 6 p.m. Scaramuzzi. ~ shortstop/pi.tcher WHEEL DEAL Auto Program *** Entering Tuesday's second as overall Improvement is con- and will Jump right back on the Jason Ingrim, shortstop/third 3 lines = $34.95 The Cranford Senior ?6urid of the Golpnia Tournament, cerned. Cranford seems to be on field on Saturday when -the -baseman Jebb Dennis, outfielders Additional Lines Only $7S" each Citizens Friday Club has the 1 l's were a combined 9-1 with the right track. Colonia Tournament gets under- Brett Crawford, Clinton Zullck, SLJPERDEAL - $50.95 (2 Counties) a,,Ave wins so far in the Colonla "We've had some problems and way in Colonia. Antonio Anderson and Jason I MEGA DEAL $98.95 (4 county coverage) scheduled its monthly busi- D'Agostlno, utility player Eric SENIOR CONTACT Tp(urney and a 4-1 mark current- lost to some, tough teams, but 8-YEAR-OLDS Run It 'til You Sell It! ness meeting for noon tomor- ly in the Cranford Tournament. fundamentally we've'been pretty Even though they are consid- Gemmell, catcher Abian Daniels, row and its annual picnic for \Yhich resumed with second- sound." said 9-year-old coach ered Little league all-stars, the pitcher Christopher Cook and GUARANTEED MERCHANDISE RATE noon July 18. The club wjH round action yesterday. Kevin Kessier. who Is joined on eight-year-old players are still first baseman/third baseman For General Merchandise $101 up up to $2,500. ' hold a social July 25. Cranford's only loss this season the staff by assistant coaches practically babies to the game of Gregory Perino. 3 lines 1 week = $24.95 at Overlook Hospital The public is welcome to come against Little League rival Michael Feeley and Tony Tubelli. baseball. "They're all doing a good Job," $8 per add'l line, add another county join the club on three trips; Clark. "I've seen definite improvement so Therefore, despite being a tour- said coach Perino. "Our pitchers nament team, wins and loses have pitched pretty well. We're a for only $1 3 more. If you don't sell the ALL FACTORY DIRECT Wednesday, Aug. 13 — item in the 1st week, call us & we'll rerun ADULT SOFTBALL aren't quite as important as fun- little behind some of the other Atlantic Health System's SENIOR CONTACT has over 10,000 members! WALLPAPER W.NDOW Atlantic City. Bus will lee® damental development. towns, but we do OK." it the 2nd week FREE! 1 item per ad. 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\ •••< '/I 1 1 'Sl?^:'^^ A-8 July 10,1997 Cranford Chronicle To subscribe the Cranford Chronicle, the area's best source for local news, call (800) 300-9321 SCOREBOARD SPORTS BRIEFS stingy defense that allowed only Firecracker race BASKETBALL CAMP six goals all season and a potent The Cranford Recreation & offensive attack wich netted a total of 47 goals. It Parks Department will begin reg- ."%>'• istration for their annual basket- TEEN CENTER heats up Fourth ball camp on Monday, July 21. Cranford Teen Center at iours to register will be. from 9 registeLlncoln School has opened ''¥• . The annual Cranford York, placed second in the the Top a.m.- 4 p;m. at the Community with the following schedule: Firecracker 4-Milcr commenced Men race in 19:15 and 38-year- Center. The damp "will be held Tues & Thurs - 7th and 8th under sunny skies Friday morn- old Amilcar Duarte of Rahway Monday-Friday, Aug. 4-8 at grades only, 7-10 p.m. '•' '.'*• • ing at Nomahegan Park and ush- took second in 19:37. Lincoln Park Basketball Courts. Wed^S Sat - 9th- 12th grades ered In (he holiday weekend in Spring Lake resident Alicia Ages 7-10 will meet from 9- only. 8-11 p.m. style. • . Kelly, 35. finished Tunnerup in 10:30 a.m. and ages 11-13 will Fri - 7th and 8th grades only, •ja-Vol. 109. No. 28 Thursday, July 17, 1997 . The first place winner iii the the Top Women race in 22:38 and meet from 10:30-noon. 7-9 p.m. CRANFORD • GARWOOD • KENILWORTH 50 cents Top'.Men race was 33-year-old Laurie Cor.bin. 29, of Morristown Boys and Girls from ages 7-13 Fri - 9th-12th grades only, 9- Brian Klass from New York, who swiped second in 22:46. may attend with a fee of $15. T- 11 p.m. $••' finished the four mile trek in West Coast participant Kevin shirts will be included. Matt The Evening Youth Open 19:15. Summit resident Lauren McCarey, 43, of San Diego, Calif., Shoban and his staff will again Cranford Teen Center will be open Gubicza, 40, won the Top Women placed second in the Top Age- run the clinic. The camp will until Aug. 1. Activities planned | Briefs race in 22:32., Graded Masters Men race 21:04 include individual instruction, are games, pool, basketball, air • Forty-year-old ' Bud Coates to • 19:50, 84.2 percent, while fundamentals and competition. It hockey and videos, captured top honors in the Top Hugh Sweeny, 53, of Jersey City Is. open to Cranford residents Basketball can be played tnslde--- Community center on way Age-Graded Masters men's race got the sliver 22:49 to 19:52, 84.1 only. •".• ' . - ot outside. fCranford plans 20:29 to 19:42, 84.8 percent, percent. . For Information, call 709- The teens can attend based on |sidewalk sale days while Toshiko D'elia. 67, from Forty-slx-ycar-old Gloria Aver- ' RUTHANNE WAQNER/GHBONIGLE CORRESPONDENT 7283. their grade in September. Current Township unveils plans to build facility on Walnut Avenue Ridgewood, won the Top Age-buch of Upper Montclalr garnered One four-legged runner joins the fun during the start of Friday's REBELS ENJOY PERFECTION sixth-graders who will be In the The Cranford Sidewalk Firecracker 4-Milerat Nomahegan Park in Cranford. Graded Masters women's race second-place honors in the Top The Centennial Rebels Division seventh grade can attend this Sale is set for Wednesday and By SHEA THOMAS sites, we deciflwl on the best one citizens as our conception of a • Chronicle the estimated cost for ties, in addition to the tax- sav- 30:22 to 22:02, 84.1 percent. Age-Grades Masters Women Closer to home, Lena Holi- third among Masters Women ^Thursday, July 30-31 and 5 Traveling soccer team was summer. Eighth-graders who will THKCIIKONKM.K . because-it\f.-owned by the town community center evolves into, the new center is $4 million. ings, makes this a win-win situa- Rachid Razgaoul, 39,. from New 29:14 to 23:44, 78.1 percent. mann, 46 of Scotch Plains, took 26:59 to 24:25, 75.9 percent. undefeated this spring behind a be freshmen in September can vFriday and Saturday, Aug. 1- and will save taxpayers a lot of more than simply athletics. It Township Administrator John F. tion. attend the high school.session. i|2. The sale'will be 9'a.m.<9 .•CRANFORD. —The Township •money," said Committeeman will be a place where citizens can Laezza expects to introduce the For a while, the situation was ADULT SOCCER PROGRAM p.m. Wednesday, Thursday Committee lias recommended a Philip Morin, public rvfTairs com- read a book, surf the Internet, community center ordinance in tense because the township was The Cranford Recreation and "and Friday and 9 a.m.-6 p.m. plan to build a ,30,000-square- missioner. . take a class on tree maintenance September, faced with finding a new location Parks Department will conduct an .Saturday. foot community center on town- "The facility will be a .'model dnd shoot a few free-throws, all in According to Mr. Morin, the for the community center. The adult, open soccer program for :' North Union Avenue and ship property adjacent to the for other communities thatwant the same complex," Mr. Morin benefits of the location and the Board of Education had convert- adults 30 and older. public library on Walnut Avenue.. to.provide recreational services, said. .'.' , . fact that there is complementary Eastman Street will beclased ; ed half of Bloomingdale School : "After viewing six different ,. fhts.program will be held 6:30- • to vehicle -trafric and/Riled to the. greatest majority pf their. • Mr. Morin told the Cum foul use bv jesidonts of the two facili- .: :(.CDntuTi!ed.on page A-2) ' 8:3p,.p,rn. on Tuesdays. up until • Aug.' 26 on'the fields at the com- , with-local merchants., miinity cgnter. .;"•. •: - ... •••'...• •.;. 'Registration .is. required at.the, . Boy Scouts • community center, for ;Cra.rtfqrcV. resident*.only. Hours to-registfer > to j ar.e 0- a.m.-4 p.m, •; Mondays-•"• ....•Cranford Boy Scoqt T.i-oop 'Fridays ' arid 7:30-8:30 p.m: 178" Will collect newspapers eiiacts lee Mondays. and aluminum cans 9:30 a.ni.- POOL DECK Pickup soccer will be played, 3:30 p.m. Saturday at the and all players registered "and Conservation Center, FENCE SPECIAL NEW WATER attending will be divided Ir\t6 Birchwopd Avenue. The to have PURIFICATION SYSTEM teams, A short field will be used. For information, call 709-7283^ . Scouts collect the items on the 24' Monico High Rise PELICAN STOCKS : third Saturday of every WEBER &PRO CHEF AND • Kills Bacteria / TJ \ 6'x 13.5' High Tensive CHARMGLOW NATURAL • No Chemical Odor month. alarms Extruded GAS & PROPANE. • No Electricity ASHBROOK GOLF The collections help sup- WOMENS RESULTS port troop activities. If you are • Reduces Chlorine Results of July 3 tournament: . ' By SHEA THOMAS $3499.00 WE WILL PUT YOUR GRILL unable to drop off the items, TOGETHER FOR Use by up to 90% 18 Holers "Lean on.Par" [" \ TIIKCIIKONICI.K $ FLIGHT A LOW GROSS " ., call Gordon Bramwell Sr. at ONLY 25 Introductory Price J 15 x 30 Monico High Rise • ' Mary Anderson 8? •• • • ••••'-• - 709-1568 to arrange a pickup CRANFORD - The Township 1st Low Net — Debra Smith 64 ";' at your home. Committee recently adopted an with 5' x" 15 Sidedeck and HUGE SELECTION 2nd Low NBt — Mary Anderson 65 fence SAVE ON HUNDREDS 3rd Low Net — Rhoda Faughnan 66 ordinance that assesses a '$lfi OF IN^STOCK SETS FLIGHT B LOW GROSS Concert series will registration fee for each alarm $3999.00 JOYCE BUK0WIEC 96 system per household. 1st Low Net — Cynthia Shim, Barbara 'Rock the Clock' FLOATING CHAIR SPECIALS Roberts 62 . According to ordinance 97-10, UP TO 15x30 Monico High Rise 2nd Low Net -•• Marge Perretta 63 Cranford's summer concert the purpose is "to provide stan- 30% OFF FLIGHT C LOW GROSS dards and regulations for various with 5x16 End Deck & AUDREY YOUNG 108 series will "Rock the Clock" 6 ALL SETS types of local alarms of intrusion, Fence AS MARKED Low Net — Audrey Young 63 p.m. Thursday, July 24 under PELICAN GUARANTEES 2nd Low Net — Doris Molowa, Nancy the clock in Eastman Plaza. burglar, fire, medical emergency $4999.00 THE LOWEST PRICES Phares 65 ON PATIO SET&OR Country and Western band or other emergency alarm YOUR MONEY BACK! LOW PUTS , • devices, whether by direct line. WHT PAY MORE? Rhoda Faughnan 28 ... / Sugar Foot will provide music CHIP-INS -'•/.. for line dancing. Admission is radio,. telephone or some other Nancy Bowers No. 18 /'I-;';' free; bring lawn chairs or means of actuating a device at.. 10% OFF!! Rhoda Faughnan No. 16 ••$•£• f blankets. For more informa- police headquarters of the Margaret Hlckey No. A fj(,'*> '' Township of Cranford, and SALE MODEL US! V tion, call 709-7208. 9 Holers -)w$M Huge selection Replacement PHASER S50.00 Two additional concerts requiring response thereto by the 8'X52" HighRise -. . .399- Cusnlon9& UmbrellaUblas In stock j MICROBLADE 00.00 "Lean on Par" '. ••V.Wi,".'. 1 ; planned with Police Department, Fire Always Immediate Next Day Delivery BRAVOBLADE GL 199.00. FLIGHT A -*K: are Wooster 230.00 Department or-other municipal 8'X12'+48>olePool .299- BRAVOBLADE GLX LOW GROSS Street Trolley at noon Sept. 6 BOXCAR TOO.O0 WENDY BARNARD, SHIRLEE CASARO~.-i agencies." LIGHTNING TR8 109.00 and A.J. & The Hearts at noon 27'X52" HighRise Brown U, JANICE. LAWYER 54 TARMAC CE 240.00 Sept. 20. Some residents were angered STANDARD SLOW CHOCOLATE 279.00 1 st Low Net — Wendy Barnard 50 •' 279.00 Superior , .1599- 10 lbs ,,$48 TROOPER 2nd Low Net — Shirley Sodano, Eleanor because they thought they would POOLS PACKAGE '25 lbs . : ".$SB Ricciardi 53 be forced to pay the fee for each 24'X48" EX Alum Superior gray 1099- 40 lbs $08 ^^_ 3rd Low Net — Janlca Lawyer 51 Oliver coming ASK ABOUT CLOSEOUT alarm and smoke detector in with filter and ladder, •80 lbs $170 ^>^r I FLIGHT B LOW GROSS 15'x48" Superior .v .799- STYLI6 AT to Brearley school their homes. In a letter to the vacuum, chemicals . iGranulor & Quick Tab! nt Similar Savinot I ADDITIONAL SAVINGS ANN POWERS 55 15'x50 Crystal Bay 1499- I . I •THOUSANDS IN STOCK- 1st Low Net — Ann Powers 52 Community Actors' Cranford Chronicle, one resident 2nd Low Net — Bobby Thompson 54 who asked that his named not be POOL LINERS \\SOLAR COVERS FUGHT C Student Theatre Inc., former- 18'x33' Aspen Oak ... 2299- rntt oULAH HcAT used said: 15' .....$999 1st Low Net — Rosemary DeWitt, Alice ly Summer Regional Players, 20 Gauge WITH SOUR COVERS Kehler54 21'x42' Aspen Oak . .2499- 12' .. .$48 10-15 DEGREES WARMER WATER will present the musical Library fun "This is outrageous. I'll have to 16'- ROUND RECTANGULAR 18' ....$1,199 $78 16x32 $49 Oliver Thursday and Friday, pay a $75 fee for my five smoke 21'x48' 6" Br Standard 899- 18' .. S98 18x36 SS9 July 31 and Aug. 1 at David The Kenilworth Public Library alarms for the rest of my life." 21 • • • .*j> I ,\)«7«7 21' $118 20x40 S79 SOMERSET'MIDDLESEX'UNION 24' 25x45 S119 S138 Brearley High School, Monroe summer reading program According to Mayor J. Robert Plut many other itorei Avenue in Kenilworth. recently Included an educa- Hoeffler, this is not the case. Come In And Take 'Em Away! 24' ....$1,499 Hundreds In nock tional program called "Animal Instillation Available Tickets cost $6 in advance "A resident will not be charged Bring your CAR, VAN, STATION WAGON OR TRUCK or $8 at the door. For more Wonders." The theme of the for each smoke detector or alarm reading program is "Buggy for No Waiting for Your New Pool at PELICAN. AUTOMATIC POOL POOL POOL SOLAR information, call 241-2021, " in their home. Rather, the $15 fee CLEANERS Books," and the Animal STEPS FOUNTAIN COVER Wonders program gave chil- is per system. Most residents We'll Load You Up &You Drive Home with Your New Pool! Also In stock: KEMPER CAMIiAC have only one alarm system in larls 380 Aqua Quo dren the opportunity to learn REEL 5 Miles From Bridgewater Commons Students receive about Insects, reptiles and their home with a few detectors," Route 22 East at Route 287 Overpass Fraites scholarships Mayor Hoeffler said yesterday. IMMEDIATE NOW FILTER Bridgewater small mammals. The program In-Ground Poor Vac Five students who graduat- was sponsored by Friends of Residents will basically pay INSTALLATIONS! Regular Puce $400 Mils Moil in Robato $50 (908)469-4500 ed in June from Cranford Kenilworth Library. In the top $15 per household, he added. OR FREE DO-IT TAKING REPAIRS AFTER REBATE PRICE High School are this year's photo, children touch a live "The disadvantage may be the •349" •169" $349™ •?.'••'.' YOURSELF $149" I'C-c^oagvROin/oeo recipients of the Evelyn snake. At right, children show $15-a-year fee, but if someone ORDERS off their baskets that they dec- VIDEO POOL HEATERS ROYAL CHEVROUI/GEp Fraites Scholarships. goes out of town and their alarm *' Grants of $20,000 were orated and planted seeds goes.off, if the alarm system is INSTRUCTIONS $149.00 . Route 28 inside. The reading program FOR POOL LINERS ABOVE GROUND $899 CompMbtt with tnd compltmmtlry to BAQUACIl. awarded to Alana Doty, who registered with the police and/or CHLORINE ind a« form, or pool u/lllaffonf Just East Of Rt, 28 & Rt. 287 Intersection continues until Aug. 2. For HAYWOOD eilmlntlM and pnvtnlt odon »nd rlngl Ho Bound Brook will attend University of Fire Department, or even an out- NGROUND tcnibblngl Exttnda tllltr run In poola tnd epaa/ information on upcoming pro- PUMPS Pennsylvania; David Feder, side company such as ADT, we OPENINGS REPLACED HW% GUARANTEE!) OF YOUR OR (908)356-2460 grams at the library, call 276- YOUR MONEY BACK!!! who will attend Northwestern 2451. will know who to call,"jthe mayor University; Daina Lieberman, said. who will attend Rutgers Violating the ordinance could OAYTONAMEBKAN DODGE University; Todd Mariano, mean a $500 fine or imprison- • 5 MILES WEST OF BRIDGEWATER COMMONS MALL "74 Years Of Sales & Service who will attend Messiah ment not to exceed 90 days. OUR ONLY RT 22 LOCATION Main Straet, PeapacK College; and Richard 2 MILES EAST OF RT 523 (909)134-0143 Shackell, who will attend Ski, Pool hi RT78 University of Notre Dame. - Great Price ' Great Advice - 1 SATURN The scholarships are Proposed update to ordinance named in memory •of Evelyn Garwood women 5T22, SMURN Of «HN BROOK Fraites, a poet and longtime WHITEHOUSE • RT. 22 • (908) 534-2534 PELICAN 270 Rt. 22 West Cranford resident. More than POOLCENTEBl Greenhrook, NJ 08812 considered good news for trees HTTP://WWW.PELICANSKI.CPM $1 million has been awarded (908)752-8383 i since the program began in By SHEA THOMAS According Director of the Environmental to relive old times 1985. All grants are on tlu> T1IKCIIUONICI.K Commission Nelson Dittmar, there has been a tree- By MAUREEN FOYE basis of an essay contest. removal criterion added to the ordinance, which CIIUilNrci.Kt'omiKSI'oNDKNT CRANFORD — The town's tree ordinance has will take into consideration the health of the tree gotten a new proposed update. and its proximity to the home. (IARWOOD — Calling all former members of Garwood For the past year-and-a-half, the Environmental "Trees are important to Cranford because they Woman's Club: The Reunion Committee is. looking for you. Inside Commission and the Tree Advisory Board have not only add beauty, but also property value," Mr. The club will hold a reunion for all former members nt noon been discussing ways to maintain Cranford's tree A GM Certified Used Vehicle Is peace of Dittmar said. Saturday, Sept. 20 at The Westwood on North Avenue. Tickets Certified mind. It's knowing that your used vehicle Commentary..... A-4 population. Two other important additions will incjiute' cost $20 and include an international buffet. A couple weeks ago, they submitted their new is the highest In quality. It's knowing that stronger language about tree inventory involving While the committee has contacted as many members as pos- USED VEHICLES with your vehicle, you have the backing of Community Life .. B-1 proposal with some beneficial characteristics for trees on public property. the largest automaker In tbe wor the tree population. This is good news to many sible, it is still in search of the names, addresses and telephone "This is very important because we will have an numbers of those who may have moved since the club disband- Obituaries B-2 Cranford residents who are opposed to cutting official listing of all the trees in town; everyone will down healthy trees. be involved in the project," Mr. Dittmar said. ed in 1994. The club disbanded not for lack of interest but because of lack of energy. \ 'HBWUVUMNWA •BB MUCH cBnunv "I am appalled at the tree-cutting going on Knowing what types of trees the town has is 4 dr. 4 cyl, «ulo trans, pwf MmgM lock Mis, AIR, AM/FM aoroo rasi. Sports A-8