U - June 13, 1991 - Union County Clashed
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'87 MAZDA "323" $3995 '86RX7 $5995 <-Dr Blue, 6-Cyl, S-Spd Man Trmns. SP/PB, Pwr Maids 2-Or Blue. Rotary, 5-Spd Man Trans, PS/ Wlnd/Lck. AIR, T/Olau. Rr Def, Cuwtto, etc.. PB, Pwr Wind/Lck/Trunk, AIR, T/Glass. Rr Del, J Xs. 40,763 ml. WI«HOg1Q5jX. . '. : Cassette, Pwr Sun Roof. etc. 72.425 ml. VIN# '87 CAVALIER S/WAGON $3995 G0103199. SERVING CRANFORD, GARWOOD and KENILWORTH A Forbes Newspaper Ctwvy 6-P«M Won. 4-Cyl, AUTO. PS/PB, AIB, '88 TEMPO GL $5995 T/Glus. m Daf, AM/FM Sloioo. etc.1 60.281 ml. Ford 4-bf White. 4-Cyl. AUTO, PS/PB, Pwr S.1/ VIN#H7145856. Wind/lck, AIR, T/Glass, Rr Del. Cassette, etc. . USPS 136 800 Second Class \ 39.870 ml. VlN#JB168805. '87 SPECTRUM $3995 "84 SUPRA $6495 Vol. 98 No. 25 Published Every Thursday Thursday^ June 20,1991 Postage Paid Cranford, N.J. 50 CENTS Chevy 2-Dr Bliue, 4-fcy), AUTO, PS/PD, AIR, Rr Toyota.2DT Black. 6-Cyl, AUTO, PS/PB. AIR, Daf, T/Glaxs, AM/FM, sic. 50,664 ml. VIN# Pwr Wind/lcks, T/Qtass, Rr Del,. Cassette, CB H8441211. . Radio, etc. 68.573 jti:\Mi *£D 115537. TOYOTA '88 MEDALLION $3995" '88 VISTA COLT S/WAGON $6495 Renault 4-Or Grey, 4-Cyl. AUTO, PS/PB, AIR, Plymouth Blue 6Pass. 4-Cyl, AUTO, PS/ PB. T/Qlau, Hr Del, AM/FM S< On, etc. 47.S4O ml. AIR, T/GlasJ, Rr Del, AM/FM. etc. 36.607 ml, I!",' More property owners WNJS77 VIN#JZ003636. " .' •B8EXCE1(. $3995 •86CAMRYDX $6495 Hyundai 4-Dr Rod, 4-Cyl. S-Spd Man-Tram, Toyota 4-Dr Gray, 4-Cyl, AUTO, PS/8B, AIR, V MS/PS, Cassette, etc, 28,029 ml; VINWU3- . Glass, Rr Del, Cassette, etc. 65.010 mi, VIN#.. 41570. G0400727. In brief disputing assessments '88 TRACER $3995 '87 SUBARU "GL XT' $6495 MAZDA Mercury 4-Or Red, 4-Cyl, 5-Spd Man Tranl, MS/ 2Dr Gray, 4-Cyl, AUTO, PS/PB. Pwr. Winds. PB, AlR, T/Glau. Rr Del, Cassette, etc. 46.702 AIR, T/Glass, Rr Dal. Cassette Tilt, otc. 43.026 ml;VIN#JR645887. ; ' rtl, V1N#HC3O5762. . ' Grafts festival 4-8 years after the fact '87 B2200 P/UP $3995 '87 SUBARU "XT" $6495 Muda Blue Extended Cab, 4-Cyt, 5Spd Man 2-Dr Red, 4-Cyl. 5-Spd Man Trans, PS/PB. AIR, More than 100 exhibitors ( Trant, PS/PB. Cassette, etc. 69,896 ml, WN# T/C5lass. Rr Del. Cassette, otc. 39,623 ml, VIN# H0580357.. • HB310436. • . from six states will show their] By Cheryl Moulton , . attached to their tax bill "years ago"-rbut township administrator !86 CUTLASS CIERA $4995 '88 PRELUDE $6595 wares during Saturday's arts! Property owners , on Denman 1 SUBARU Olds 4-Dr Brown, 6-Cyl, AUTO, PS/PB, AIR, Honda 2-dr Red, 4-CyK 5-Spd Mori Trans, PS/. Ed Murphy explained this was Pwr Sts/Wlndrtjcks, T/Glass, Rr Del, Cassette, PB,Sun Roof, Rr Dof. AM/FM SI Cass, otc. and crafts festival sponsored! Road, Orange and Grant avenues . etc: 61,129 ml."VIN#QQ362816. 64,081 rril. WN#JCO34626. by Cranford Chamber of) have joined Dorchester Avenue, impossible since special assess- '86 COROLLA $4995 '87T-BIRD •<^~ $6595 Commerce from ndon to 6 p.mJ residents objecting to being slap- ments may not be deducted in Toyota • . ,. . Foni8*cSllbeir6^yl,AUTOrP6/PBrPwfSV Wlnd/Uk/Trunk7Ant, AIR, T/Glass. Rr Dol. Cas-. "along S, Dnion Avenue and I -taxes—Rankled-by^a-9-pereent-in-— AVAILABLE PB, T/Qlass. Rr Def, AM/FM, etc. 61.680 ml, ped^with special assessmerits four~ V1N#G3348465. •'• '. . ' aotto, etc. 45,130.mi; VIN#HH166332. terest charge, property oCvners : Eastman Street to eight years after the fact '86 224 CAVALIER $4995 "86 FIFTH AVE ~"$6595 The universal cry of involved contend, "Weshpnld not haVe.to Chbvy 2-Dr Rod. 6-Cyl, AUTO. PS/PB, AIR, 17 .' Chrysler 4-Dr Sllyor. V/B. AUTO, PS/PB, Pwr pay for the township's laziness in QIIM, Rr Del,'Cassette, etc 37,111 ml, VIN# Wind/Uk/rnJnk/Ant, AIR, T/Glass. Rr Dof, Cas- .property owners centers on the : sette, etc. 64,849 ml. yiN#GX501CM2. •:• assessing this project" . > WITH , Q720165O. •• .• . . Gonsblidatioii? eight-year delay in billing and the 'B7B2200P/0 $5195 "86 DELTA''8ti" '$6595' consistency surrounding who will Murphy claims sfi^ years ago the . :.M«Kl«;Plel<-Up.T»n, .4#yt,,S^pd.Mon.-frans,.. PB, Man Strg,. AIR, T/G|sss,< Cassettg, etc. \Wr&ii/raAiOTrunK-AIR7T)Bia>s7P.rpalrCk!!^ -be;assess6d-ahd why, Addingr-fU 34,718 ml. WN#H0554B56, . ' '; Sette. etc. 63.369 ml, MN#GW373758. '. .': •'•• will hold a. public hearing,] tiier confusion to the picture is cent but law now mandates in- . '88 RANGER PICK-UP $5595 "87CIVIC. $6695 Honda 4-Dr Blue, 4-Cyl, AUTO, PS/PBi-AlR,' final reading "and official vote j the township's inability to pro- terest charges cannot exceed the Ford Blue, 6-Cyl, S-Spd man Trans, PS/PB. Pwr Wind/Lcks, Cassette, otc. 62.812 ml. V1N# rate of the bond, . ' Cassette, eto'.'48,154 ml, yiN#JUC78988. HA034293; • - , on the creation of a public] duce documentation to support its '88 ESCORT $5795 "87CAMRY $6995 safety department at tues- claims. Residents grew dissatisfied with Ford 2-Dr White. 4-Cyl, 5-Spd Man Trans. PS/ 'Toyota 4-Dr Grey. 4-Cyl. AUTO, ES/PB, AIR, T/ day's meeting at 8 p.m. at the j Denman Road residents voiced answers,they received from Murr PB.'AIR, Rr Del, T/QIaEB^AMTM ate. 55,712* iQlass. Rr Dol, Cassette, etc. 64,321 ml. WIN*' phy, saying the township had "'not mCVlN#JT183346. "— ' IH3151392. ' ••— . -. Municipal Buildings The' or- i their objections at last week's dinance would consolidate' Township Committee meeting, properly informed" residents six . police and. fire departments { asking why the Lenhortie area years before. Also disputed was under one administrative j developer did , not pay for road the township's claim the original head. This is the final reading] arid sewer improvements. A total numbers were "preliminary fig- NEARLY NEW 90s & 91 's! and only public hearing to be I of 53 property owners share the uresl" Disputing this factor, resi- held prior to official vote pas- j $40,627 bill for improvements they dents asked, "Now six years later '91 COROLLA DX '90CAMRYPX sing or rejecting the or-, claim is the obligation of the the price te higher?" Toyota 4-Dr Rod, 4-Cyl, AUTO, PS/ Toyota 4-Dr whlta, -4-C'-', 4UT0, PS/. PB, AIR, Pwr Wlnd/Lcks/Trunk, T/ PB, AIR, Pwr Win wLcks/Truhnk, T/ dinance. township or the developer. . Murphy maintained original Gloiss; Rr Def, AM/FM St Cass, etc, Glass, Rr Dol, eic. 25,353 Hoot ml. Meanwhile, Orange Avenue contractual bids are "never the .7214llodtml. VlN#MZ165487. ' VIN#LU12681Z, • . • • $ $ property owners. will share same as final costs," informing 9995 1i,295 $21,451 in special assessments residents; "preliminary costs are '91 COROLLA DX Party leaders thfey claim benefited another not binding." Toyota 4-Dr Champ, 4-Cyl, AUTO, '90CAMRYDX PS/PB, AIB, Pwr Wlnd/Lcks/Trunk, street experiencing flooding In the interim, Dorchester Ave- Toyota 4-Dr Burg, 4-Cyl, AUTO, PS/ Republican and Democratic, Photo by Diane Matflerd' T/Glass, Rr Dof, AM/FM St'Coss, .PB, AIR, Pwr WlhrJ/Lcks/Trunk, T/ nue residents opened up a Pan- otc. 6283 Hoot ml. VIN#MZ1B042B. party; reorganization after the problems prior to the improve- $ Glass, Rr Def, etc. 14,113 Hoot ml. TOP OF THE CLASS: CHS Class of '91 salutatorian Catherine Finnegah and Franco Montaltb, dora's box when delving' into „ 9995 VIN#LU1S7B23.: primary election took different I ments. • paths last week; Page A-7r -thlrdjn^the.^ Amy. Mprneweck. rjnissed Many Orange Avenue residents township public! records last 'm COROLLA DX . ^11,295 : Toyota 4-Dr Whllo, 4-Cyl, AUTO, PS/ the picture since she yvas away accepting anoth^ " assumed «ie assessment had been PB, AIR, Pwr Wlnd/Lcks/Trunk, T/ '90CAMRYDX Glass, Rr Del, AM/FM St Cass, etc. Toyota 4-Dr Burg, 4-Cyl, AUTO, PS/ 7606 Hoot mf.VIN#MZ100003. . ' IPB, AIR, Pwr Wlnd/UkafTrunk, V Glass,-Rr Del, olc. 21,468 Hoot ml. *9995 VIN#LU197748$ . FINANCING! 11,295 Eighth graders l>aid tribute to the bOrougWs war: d6»d during-their recent1; trip; to Two hundred eight seniors at Cranford High ' Rev. Susan Moriarfy, associate pastor at First 1 Presbiyterian Church, will deliver the invocation. •87GALANT $6995 '87 CELICA GtS $8495 -Washington, D.C.Residente School will receive diplomas at graduation cere- Toyota 2-Dr Black, 4-Cyl, S-Spd Man Trans, PS/ The school choir, under the direction of Tom Mitsubishi 4-Dr Black. 4-Cyl, AUTO, PS/PB. PB, AIR, Pwr Wind/Lcks, T/Glass, Rr Dol, Cas-' hit the school board with a monies at 6:30 this evening at Memorial Field. AIR, Pwr WlndVLcks, T/Glass, Rr Def, Cassette ooHo.elcx. 46,372 ml. WN#H71O9545, ', Pedas, will sing three numbers. ' W/RrSpktt, etc. 47,197 ml, VIN* H4006821. . barrage of complaints at this •The program will feature addresses by class val- 1 edictorian Amy Morriewecfc and president and The third annual Project Graduation alcohol- CRYSTAL'S LOW RATES SAVE YOU BIG MONEY! •89 MAZDA "323" $6995 "89 CIVIC $8595 [week's . meeting.v,I4ncoln* 4-Dr Orty, 4-Cyl, S-Spd Man Trant, PS/PB, Honda 4-Dr Red, 4-Cyl, AUTO, PS/PB, Pwr | School graduate? and award salutatorian Catherine Finnegan. Third-ranking free and drug-free party will follow at the Cen- $ AID, T/Glau. Ar Del, AM/FM St Csu, eto. Wlnd/Lck, AIR, Rr Ddl, T/Qlus, CuuHa, eto.' student, Franco Montalto, will offer the benedic- tennial Avenue pool complex Entertainment, ref- LOAN MONTHLY YOU 18,539 Ml, VlN#K0383S41. ' 15,627 ml, WN#KA105130, . •; winners are ljsted. Page A-8. fINANCE 8000 ..tiori. •: '. . '•••.. '• • ••...' '.. •. • reshments and prizes will be featured for grad- AMOUNT PAYMENT SAVE! '88 PRELUDE $6995 '88CAMRY $8995 uates only. •.,.;. , ' Honda 2-Dr Red, 4-Cyl, 5-Spd Man Trans, PS/ Toyota 4-Dr Blue, 4-Cyl. AUTO, PS/PB, Pwr' .Principal Robert Seyfarth will present the class $2000 $44.18 $500.15 + INCENTIVE PB, Cassette, eto. 64,068 nil, yiN#JC034U2e, Wind/ Lck, AIR, Rr Dal, T/Qlass, Cassotte, etc. to schools superintendent Robert Paul. School In case of rain, the peremony will be held at 6 THE BANK'S WAY CRYSTAL'S WAY! 88,282 ml, VlN#J3217086. ' . ' New president 1 $3000 $66.27 $750.24 + INCENTIVE '87 BRONCO II 4x4 $6995 board president James, Van Horn and-vice pres- - p.m. - tomorrow . ~at Memorial Fjeld.. Tickets are Ford 2-Dr Black, 6-Cyl. AUTO, PS/PB, AIR, T/ '89 SENTRA $9195 ident Robert Sintich will confer diplomas. The necessary for admission. Glass, AM/FM Stereo, eto. 67.B03 ml, VIN# Nissan 2-Dr Blue, 4-Cyl, AUTO, PS/PB, AIR; The Rev. •S. Tiittothy Pretz,, $4000 $88.36 $1000.32 +INCENTIVE AT 13.95% APR HUB95OOO. Rr del, T/Qlass, Cossotto, otc. 6SO0 ml, VIN# AT 2.9% APR FOR KU0O203B. . . • ' ... . pastor of Osceola Presbyterian' $5000 $11.1.45 $1250.40 +INCENTIVE '87 MARQUIS LS $7295 Church, Clark, has beenl FOR 48 MOS. 48 MOS. YOUR Mercury 4-Vt WhKe, V/8, AUTO, PS/PB', Pwr SI/ '88 MAZDA "929" " $9595 $6000 $132.54 Wlnd/Lck, AIR, T/Glass, Rr Def, etc. 60.341 ml. 4-Dr Brown, Lthr Int,6-Cyl, AUTO, PS/PB, Pwr named president of Cranford | $1500.48 + INCENTIVE VIN#HX709869, St/WlngVLck/Trunk/Anl, AIR, T/Glass, Rr Def, Computer proposal tag is $300^000 YOUR MONTHLY MONTHLY PAY- Cassette; etc. 77.B01 ml. VIN#JO125760. Clergy Council for 1991-'92. $7000 $154.63 $1750.56 +INCENTIVE •89 SENTRA $7495 PageB-5. Nissan 4-Dr Blue. 4-dyl. AUTO, PS/PB. AIR, '87 CONVERSION VAN $9995 to cost $112,814 and would re- grade computer course that would MENT $176.12 T/Glass, Rr Def, AM/FM Stereo, etc. 31,2.27 ml. By Rosalie Gross $8000 $176.72 $2001.12 +INCENTIVE PAYMENT $218.41 For Gray, V/8, AUTO, PS/PB, Pwr Wind/ Lck, place obsolete NEC computers. cover basic operations, applica- WN#KC763908, ' . AIR, Rr Def, T/Glass. Cassette, elc. 53,617 ml, A $300,000 proposal to bring tions such as word, processing, $9000 $198.81 $2251.20 + INCENTIVE TOTAL OF PAY- TOTAL OF PAY- '88 CONVERSION VAN $7495 VIN#HHA68794,... . computer instruction in Cranford Math department chairman Toyota White. 8-Pass.a 4-Cyl, AUTO, MS/ PB, '89 DELTA '88" $9995 School pensions Lynn Sturman explained that data base and spreadsheet, Logo $10,000 $220.90 $2501.28 + INCENTIVE AIR, T/Qlass, Cassette, etc. 22,988 ml, VIN# schools up to 21st century stan- Writer, graphics and tele- MENTS $10,483.68 MENTS $8482.56 J606283S. Olds 4-Dr Gray, 'Wyl, AUTO, PS/PB, Pwf SV software is available for all sub- Glenna Osborne-Popp Marie DeStefano Wlnd/Lck, AIR, T/Glass, Rr Def, Cassette, etc.. dards was unveiled to the Board communications. An eighth grade $12,000 $265.08 $3001.44 +INCENTIVE s •90 MIGHTY MAX P/UP $7595 23,420 ml, VIN#K1833551. . ' • The school board will dis-1 of Education last week by a 20- jects and that computer use fos- Mitsubishi White, 4-Cyl, AUTO, MS/PB, AM/ cuss the latest retirement h> ters critical, thinking,: problem elective course Would cover ad- $15,000 S331.35 i 13752.16 + INCENTIVE YouSave 2001.1Z! FM.AIarm, «to. 17,633 nil, W#LPO12272. '89 240SX $tO,195 member committee. . vanced skills, desktop publishing, Nissan 2-Dr Red, 4-Cyl, 5-Spd Man Trans, PS/ centive legislation in Trenton' '.- The new equipment, which the solving and analytical skills. She '86 VOYAGER $7595 PB, AIR, T/Glass, Rr Del, AM/FM St Cass, eto. said instruction in word proces- robotics and more career-related (MS gains new principal; PJymouth 6-Pass Blue Van, 4-Cyl, AUTO, PS/ 26.1.07 ml. VIN#KW024S68.' and the implication it would' board will consider for the 1992- PB, Pwr StAVInd/Lck, AIR, T/Qlass, Rr Del, sing, data base, spreadsheets and areas. . have for the number of poten- ( 93 school year, is designed to in- CasseUe, etc, 49,971 ml, VtN#QR6O34O4. "89 BRONCO II $10,595 graphics would.prepare,students In addition, the committee, Ford 2-Dr Blue, 6-Cyl. AUTO,.PS/PB, AIR, Pwr tial local retirees at a special struct students in the latest com- '88 RAM 100 P/UP $7895 Wlnd/Leks, T/Glass, Rr Def, AM/FM SI Cass, for, the job market She said curr which has been analyzing the Livingston has DeStefano Dodfls Gray 4x4, V/8, AUTO, PS/PB, Cassette, meeting next Thursday at 81 puter technology, provide soft- «to, 47..710 ml. VIN#KUA281B3, rent equipment is not adequately computer curriculum the past eto. 32,758 ml, ,VIN#JS780761. p.m. at Lincoln School. ware packages for use with nearly By Rosalie Gross will begin duties here July 15. She AVAILABLE ON EVERY •87 ACCORD LXI $7995 '8BREATTA $11,495 preparing students. : year, proposed, dispersing the has been principal of Bartle eulck 2-Dr Rod. 6-Cyl, AUTO, PwrSlmfl/ABS all curriculum subjects, and en- Marie DeStefano, acting prin- Honda 4-Dr Gray, 4-Cyl, AUTO, PS/PB, Pwr IBrakea, Pwr SIAUnd/Lck/Trunk/Anl, AIR, T/Qla- The proposal calls for the com- Apple HE equipment at Brook- School, Highland Park, since 1988. Wlnd/Lck/Ant/Trunk, AIR, T/Qlass, Rr Def, Cas- ss, Rr Def, Cassette, elc. 43,733 ml, VIN# able local students to operate the side School to the other four cipal at Livingston School the past BOKe, PwrMo&n Rool, Tilt, Cruise, eta 64,706 JB9O1401. • ; ., . . state-of-the-art computers in the puter labs at Orange and Hillside It serves 470 pupils in grades 3 to ml, WN#HA167493. PTC awards elementary school sites and set- year, has been appointed per- '87 4-RUNNER $11,695 business world. Avenue schools to be equipped 7 with a staff of 55. She previously •87IROC $7995 ting up a 15-computer lab at manent principal there and Toyota 2-Dr Maroon 4x4, 4-Cyl, 6-Spd Man Seventeen Cranford High The plan would equip a com- with 16 Macintosh computers and was principal of a K-4 school in N EW TOYOTA, MAZDA Chevy 2-Dr Burg, T-Top, V/8, AUTO, PS/ PB, Trans, PS/PB, AIR, T/Qlass, Rr Del, Cassette, related hardware to replace ob- Brookside with Macintosh Glenna Osborne-Popp of Edison, AIR, T/Glass, Rr Del, Cassette, Alarm, etc. etc. 38,683 ml, VIN# H0103243. School seniors were awarded puter laboratory at Cranford High Manville from 1986 to '88. She 2flL«l solete Franklin computers for equipment Eventually, the com- principal of an elementary school "•gtnvccoRD —$127495- -"Scholarships-worth-a-total-of-^ -Sohool-^with—24—IBM—personal- started her career as an English •87 CELICA $7995 Honda'2-Dr Red, 4-Cyl, AUTO, PS/PB, Pwr SI/ $13,000 at recent awards "slsveinFlinonsi^^ teacher. m~nHa^IeT~inTKS66 and" Toyota 2-Dr Red, 4-Cyri, S-Spd man Trant, PS/ Wlnd/Lck/Tnink, AIR, T/Olasi, Rr Dof, C««- computers, five mobile stations, a PB, AIR, T/Glass, Rr Del. Cassette, elc. 32,010 ««H., etc 8»10 ml, VIM*LA01B022. . • ceremony^ Page A-2. network server, teacher station;.,, cost for each school would be elementary schools should be chief administrator at Orange worked in Keyport schools for 16 ml, VIN#K7294fJ39, years, teaching reading/language NTS •90 LEGACY $12,995 six printers, network software and $53,787. equipped with Macintosh hard- Avenue Sehool. She will succeed •89SUNBIRD $7995 arts, gifted and talented and sec- Pontlao 2-Dr Tan, 4-Cyl, AUTO, PS/PB, AIB, Subaru S-PaH Wgn, Slate, 4x4, 4-Cyl, software for math, science and According to committee mem-> ware, the Brookside proposal Fritz Brown who is retiring this T/Glass, Rr Del, Cassette, etc. 15,485 ml, VIM# AUTO, PS/PB, Pwr Wlnd/Lck, AIR, T/Glass, Rr ondary English, was language arts Dof. Cassette, etc. 25,348 ml, V|N#LH003104. Work honors industrial arts. The equipment, ber Joanne Miillane, a teacher at would cost $38,940. summer. K7627835, ; Software and training is estimated Hillside Avenue School, there The proposal also calls for the Osborne-Popp was selected coordinator and supervisor of '87 AEROSTAR $8295 '89 JEEP CHEROKEE $15,595 m a ld of . language arts for grades K-12. ford Black Convention Van, 6-Cyl, AUTO, Uredo Pka 4-Dr Blue, 4x4. 6-Cyl, AUTO, PS/ Cooperative -education stu- would be a mandatory seventh , (Please turn to Page A-12) fr° ^ & applicants and THIS WEEK ONLY!! PS/PB Pwr Wind/ Lck, AIR, T/Glas), Rr Def, PB, Pwr St/WJnd/Lck, AIR, T/Glass, Rr Del, dents and their employers The new OAS principal earned CasteHe, Dig Clock, Tilt, Cruise, etc. 52,274 ml, Cassene, Sun Roof, olc. 25,534 ml; VIN#KL5< VIN#HZA319O7. 84657. ••...• were recognized at annual Township bid a bachelor's degree in English dinner. Page A-12. from University of Tampa and a Jfj master's degree in human devel- routine comes opment from Fairleigh Dickinson UifUtkeCu,M Recycling University. She received ad- under fire ministrative certification from Residents Should place1 Kean College. OPEK'TIL 10pm! newspapers, glass and al- In a. telephone interview, Os- borne-Popp said that the job of uminum at curbside Wed- i By Cheryl Moulton nesday to be collected for J The bidding practices of the educators is to "instill.a love of recvc ng- learning" so that students can " " township have come under fire by "meet personal and professional one of the! companies who re- challenges later in life." She said cently submitted a-- bid proposal that as principal she is the "in- according to the specifications structional leader among in- requested. structional leaders" and said that s>i • v i • «j i Jack Tierney, who does muni- all positions, including "parapro- Guide tO inside J cipal bidding for Springfield fessionals, custodians and sec- ~«. «,„ f Truck Center, blasted Uie town- retaries all send non-verbal as Classified...... Ol to C-12 1 ship for not following its own bid well as verbal messages to chil- Editorials ...-A-4 I specifications on a cab and chas- dren" in areas such as respect Entertainment B-9 to B42 I Sis, Tierney said ^the township Garwood ...A-8 J stated in the general bid speci- and consideration for others. She also plans to involve par- Kenilworth A-6 V ficaUons: "All equipment pro- Letters • A-4 f posed shall be of the man- ents "in very meaningful ways" (966) 966-1666 Obituaries ...... B-8 1 ufacturer's .latest model and and will introduce several ideas freenfyook, that she has used in Highland Public notices A-12 \ design," but failed to "follow their Park such as a parent resource Prices Incl all costs except tax, lie, doc & regls fees. Savings based on 13.95% APR fin comparison subj to 30% dwnpm't & Crystal's primary credit source approval. Religion news ...... B-S f Own specs." He is frustrated by CHr|iarticip. may affect jina[ selling prlce^No^ther offers apply, Mfgr's rebates assigned to djr,' Prior sales, excl. $15,000 max loan. Offer not avail on used cars. Social news A-9 to A-ll f the township's acceptance of a bid STEP RIGHT UP: These fUll-grown Asian elephants practice their routines In Vidbel's Olde Tyme file and parent advocates. for a11988 model cab and chassis Circus which-WilLperJto^ DeStefano- has. beenjwith-the- Chamber of Cornmerce. Story and ticket Information are on Page A-12. , (Please turn to Page A-12) QPlease turn to Page A-12) [ •
A-2 CRANFORD CHRONICLE Thursday, June 2(^,199^,1 1 17 CHS seplors receive Parent Teacher Council grants Thursday. June 20,1991 CRANFORD CHRONICLE A-3 Executive receives CRANFORD BOOTERY Seventeen seniors at Cranford Laurie Colarusso, daughter of the humanities; Sarah Start; daughter of F^uok and Carol SfonOt 38 NpipijncUe High School received Ruth S. Mr. and Mrs. John Colarusso of Yuri Mekhanik, son of Mr. and honorary degree Janovsik Education Grants from 116 Glenwood Rd, who will at- PL, who vviH attend Piwj$ence Mrs. Greg Kossowicz of. 31 Col- College and-major in4cfiount_g. Harry Busch, founder and, the Parent Teacher Council at the tend College of the Holy Cross umbia Ave., who will attend annual awards ceremony June 6. and major in political science; School representativesfor; the Chairman of the board of All-state Stevens Institute of Technology, scholarship committee ^ Were- Legal Supply Co. in Cranford was PTC president Ann. Beams an- Joanna Drechsler, daughter of majoring in biology; nounced • that $13,000 was aw-Mr. and Mrs. Martin Drechsler of Ginny Weber, Qranford High awarded the honorary degree of 5 Brown' Ter Mitchell, daughter of School; Tina OrisceUo, Orange doctor of humane letters at Kean year. ." TT7; " " AlflrecPUnlversily ana major "in ~June"Mitchell-pf-l|-Wade-Ave.,- -Avenue-School. rol Mlrliaefc -College's ~recenl—commencement" The following students are education; who will*.attend- university of Hillside Avenue School; Jodie ceremony. He. was commended ••:f" /si recipients: X Charles Eicke, son of Mr. and Scranton, majoring in journalism; Newman, Brookside School; for his achievements as a business Daniela Barfoosa, daughter of Mrs. Charles Eicke of 144 N. Kathy Bergin, Livingston School; leader and his dedication to civic, Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Btfrbosa of 8 Lehigh Ave.,-who will attend Up- Franco Montalto, son of Mr. and and Marianne Stiansen, Walnut environmental -and educational Samoset Rd, who will attend sala College and major in biology; Mrs. Nicholas Montalto of 109 School. The committee was co- causes. . . Rutgers University to major in Robyn Frank, daughter of Mr. Thomas St, who will attend chaired by Joan Weeks and Polly Johnston., biology; •'•'. . ;••' and Mrs. Edward Grunberg of 107 Copper Union and major in urban St. Mary grads Meredith and. Stephanie Baum- Wilshire Dr., who will attend studies; . ; ann, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Penn State University and major . Christine Rae, daughter of Mr. Host family Three, local students graduated Richard Baumann of 508 High St; in education; and Mrs. John Rae of 143 Hillc- June 1 from Mount St Mary A- PINGRY GRADUATES: Daniet Glazier and Susanna Kwitny of Meredith will attend American Thomas Garrett, son of Mr. and rest Ave., who will attend Glass- ASSE International Student cademy. They are Michelle Lin- Cranford are June graduates of Pingry School:^—,. .-^ . University and major in jour- Mrs. Thomas Garrett of 208 Col- boro State College, majoring in Exchange is seeking a host family demann and Maiy-Dolores Brixie • • • •, '• . • • j*- • •.'••• • • . nalism and Stephanie will attend umbia Aye., who will attend Kean communications; •'.-...•.: '•. for a year for a. German student of Cranford and Maria Cemadas Assumption College *s a^ociology College, majoring' in business Pema Slhakabpa, daughter of Mr: who coming to^be* IJriion-County pfKenilwprth. TWcT padiiate at Pingry majpr, '..-•.• '.' • / '. •'." '•' •..'•• !•• management; ' . area. Call aria1 >fcep*esentative "^•"Miehelle .received^anchtistian: Mariah Bock, daughter of Louis 1 Emily Kokie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Tspltin Shakabpte-of 6 English Village, who will attend Eileen Voorhees, 276-7514, or the ^ Leadership Award presented by Daniel Glazer and Susanna Kwitny of Cranford Were among 111 and Stella Bock of 48 Wall St, and Mrs. Stanley Kokie Jr. of 412 organiztionV number at the campus ministry to a graduat- who will attend TCean College and, Manor Ave., who will attend Uni- Villanova University and major in graduates June 9 at Pingry School, Martinsville. psychology; ,; ; . .. •., 800-333-3802, SETON HALL PREP graduates from Cranford include Don- ing senior. • •.'•••••',. Daniel, son of Christine and Steven Glazer, is a National Merit major in criminal justice; v. versity of Richmond, majoring in Scholarship finalist and Garden State Scholar. He was a member anthony Frio, left, and Vincent Mpribaldi. Cpmrriencerhent Was STARTS of Cum Laude Society and won the Class of 1935 Graham Chur- June 8 in South Mountain Arena, West Orange. chill Baseball Award. He will attend Dartmouth College., • FROM AUSTER'S Susanna, daughter of Jonathan Kwitny, is a Garden State Mist Regal OPEN THURS. NIGHTS 'TIL 8 P.M. Scholar and achieved National Merit commendation She-will 750 ml 750 ml attend Emory University.
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'•••„•, i.;-. ThnrsHav 9h fQQI A-4 CRANFORD CHRONICLE Thursday, June 20,1991 Thieves grab two gold chains, 10 car radios , Two gold chains were reported ..„...^ ! OOak LLane , ththree efrom from RidgRidg e e Many jjf the cars, parked in stolen from a 26-year-old Garwood Street, two from Hernirig Avenue driveway^, were entered through First European Tour is sole} out Viewpoint man at Hillside Avenue school. and one each from Columbia and vent windows that had been The man, identified as Gerald Locust avenues reported that smashed An overwhelming response to The Romantic itinerary that includes some of the most scenic Low of ThirThid Ave.A tl, toldd police^ne radios had been stolen sometime European Tour has prompted the announce- and interesting places in Europe, for many, it's Importance lies in children was punched in the face and between 11 p.m. June 11 and 6 ment of a second departure.date. Additional the trip of a lifetime. robbed by four black Souths on am. June 12. SUMMER CLASSES travel arrangements have been made for the The 10-day tour begins with a non-stop flight uncomfortable with the fact that TotheEditor. bicycles at 10:30 p.m. as he and a JULY & AUGUST tour which is co-sponsorep d byy Forbes Newspa- toF'F"^,^^ wistlilraany7and"continues"^d i n when a man stays home with his friend, Steven Klein, 20, of Gal- To one and^all pers and Lufthansa German Airlines. to Austria, Switzerland and Liechtenstein. Ar- kidsrsomehow -it-beeomes-mortF lovra -HiU-Hoadr Granfordr were ^^ngenrents^ave^beeii^in^efo-tra^ Richard Sails' career . change, vital, more newsworthy even more European Tour available through Airport, the second tour will have, the same Congratulations to each and every graduate who will be getting from finance manager at Ciba- loading their car with music of BALLET of the most historical cities in Europe such as a diploma tonight at Cranford High School and David Brgarley important this his female coun- equipment they used for a dance itinerary as the fully booked Qct 7 trip. The Heidelberg, Lucerne, Innsbruck, Salzburg and Geigy to stay-atrhome dad, an in- terpart performing the same role. original price of $1865 per person has been High School. Each senior can be proud of achieving something teresting commentary on parent- at Hillside Avenue school. UNIQUE TRAVEL Munich. Sounds familiar doesn't it? One of the suspects was wearing - 331 South Avenue extended to^cover the new, departure. of distinction in 12 years of schooling, whether in the academic, ing alternatives in the 1990s. Not You know whom we should r . "Many: people have been surprised at. how The tour is sold on a first come, first served a gray T-shirt and had a mous- Garwood basis. Those that are interested in joining the athletic, artistic, social or sendee, realms. often do^we find males as theread about in newspapers and tache and goatee, 'said in- popular our tour is and how quickly it sold Congratulations are in order also to the community organiza- primary care givers to children. listen to on radio talk shows? (opposite Klhgs/Ganvood Mall) out," said Steve Neuschulz, tour coordinator for group should make their reservations as soon vestigators. The youths were seen as possible. tions working toward safe and happy commencements. Now in For those fathers who didn't read 'Those families where both par- fleeing in the direction of Cen- DISCOUNTS ON CRUISES AND the program. "Those who wish to join us on its third,, year, Cranford's Project Graduation can boast almost the article, Richard resigned his ents are working (sometimes at tennial Avenue. OTHER PACKAGES this second departure should sign up early so For further ivformation regarding the Roman- post last year fo join the "daddy- different shifts full time) to be Children * Teen • Adult. they won't be left behind." tic Europe Tour Contact your local travel agent 100 percent participation this year, a tribute to the hard-working track" and guess what, the man is Separately, 10 radios were re- BEGINNERS thru ADVANCED volunteers who have promoted this drug- and alcohol-free able to provide their children ported stolen Juge 12 from par- Call Now It is not' surprising that area travelers are or call the Romantic Tour Hotline at (703) 644- a celebrity. He has been inter- with the very best those parents West Orange* Madison* Somenrine enthusiastic about the Romantic Tour. With an 3179 or 1-800*523-6767. graduation night party since 1989. The "beach party" at the viewed on WOR-Radio; WNYC ked cars in the township. who work so hard, at not so Police said three car owners 908-789-3303 Call 736-5940 or 526-2334 Centennial Avenue pool offers, class members fun and games Radio and also appeared on glamorous jobs, and sacrifice IntoTheTweei hoursthanks torthe eftbrts of 1he-PTA as well as mHch~in-their-own-lives,-just to- town and business leaders. Channel 7 on Father's Day. pay, the rent, put a decent meal on Last but not least, congratulations to the parents, guardians I applaud Richarcl for staying the table and maybe even go away and teachers who are reflected in today's graduates. Their sup- home with his two preschool .sons. for a week in August to the Jersey port and example resulted in a number of varied ac- I'm sure it was a difficult decision Sho're. I tip my hat to those moms for legends and romance complishments tallied by the youth. : and a major change in his and his and dads. , family's life. HoV/ we women on I wish Richard; and his family This is one in a.series of articles about the heart of the Rheirigau, this ancient town is the "mpmmytrack" know all too no ill feelings. My gripe is not cities and places to be visited on the 10-day well for the fulfillment and joy, with him. I respect his decision renowned not only for outstanding Riesling the responsibility and yes theand would love to see more .men tour — Romantic Europe -•- being offered by wines but also for places to drink thenvThe trials and tribulations of raising at home with their kids. But I Forbes Newspapers and Lufthansa German Drosselgasse,, one. narrow street line solidly Calendar of meetings children. Many women have put think, we need to re-evaluate our Airlines. . ~". with pubs and wine taverns, is a perfect their careers and personal lives priorities. The importance of a place for wine lovers to linger. iiia,'Vv :• •" •*'•" • T Thursday, June 20 . Monday, July 1 U'.-'XlL,"".-/ '-'H-fcQ;* 7:30 p.m. Cranford Mayor's oh "hold" tosta y at home full time job is not with the sex of the per- The Rhine is one of the world's mosfc- Cuinmittec on Airplane Noise, 8:15 p.m. Cranford Board of Ad- with their kids. Let me tell you son performing the duties.', The storied rivers. It has been the setting for Included in the Romantic Tour itinerary, justment, Municipal Juuildmg about'sorne~of my friends, Some importance lies in the final ou' will enjoy this anciept town and Municipal Building Monday, July 8 seme of the - most—eolorftri—and—turbulent^ y Tuesday, June ?5 ...... are lawyers, nurses, accountants, conie, which is our children, who events in western history' Dating from an- sample some of the wine for which it is fa- 8 p.m.- Cranford Township 7 , p.m. Kenilworth Borough MBAs, corporate bankers, women with our loye and guidance,, will Council workshop, Borough Hall : grow tob e happy, educated, moral cient times to the present day, it has pro- mous; Afterwards, the group will continue on Committee, Municipal Building " Caring about animal control "wfufnave"'mader thejidecision" to vided the inspiration for legends and.the fab ,8 - p.m. , Kehilworth Borough ..8.p.m. Kenilworth Board of Ed- stay 'at home with > their young and well-rounded: individuals. to St. Goarshausen, a well preserved medi- Couhc.il, Borough Hall , ucation, Harding School . TotheEditor: ' .. : . children. Where are their news- • ,. •.•'••,••'•'•' Leslie A; Schreibfer ric for poetry and^ong.'•••'•' . •••••, eval town at the foot of the Lorelei Rock and • Tuesday, July. 9. '•:•'.. .,•>.- *• 8:3Q 'i-B-W- -3 Garwood ,; Borough - On June.6 an article appeared it would have to be on the pre- paper articles^ radio interviews 612OrchardSt The Rhine river is the historic main artery board a Rhine Steamer. ^ -8 - -p.m.^Kenilworth - Borough^ on the frontpage of the Chrpnicle__iense _of—wanting to -adopt -an. and guest appearances on TV. I'm._. Council, preceded by wbrKsh'op af J Council, Borough Hall , concerning GardericState Kennels; of Europe, flowing through the heart of: the The day ciruise will wind its way through 7,B6roughHaU - •.; animal. I have been there. It is Continent from the Alps touihe lybrth Sea, Wednesday, June 26-^ 8:30 p.m. Garwood Borough Stirling, and the fact th&t Cran- understaffed and" too small a the Rheingold segment, the most picturesque Council, preceded by workshop at ford has signed up for another kennel-to house all the strays ' from snOw-coyered peaks to magnificent hills" part of the Rhine. Passinjg vistas of gloomy 5 p.m. Cranford Local Assistance crowned with romantic castles. Board, Municipal Building 7, Borough Hall year of; animal control with this from this vast area. The kittens castles, the legendary Lorelei Rock ahd the 8 p.m. Garwood Planning Board,"-Wednesday, July 10 kennel. and' puppies we fondled that day Opposed to Waldbaiim's From Mainz to Cologne, the great riverval - famous vineyards of the Rhine river Valley. 8p.m." Cranford Planning Board, . As usual, Cranford residents are Borough Hall have all since been destroyed. TotheEditor: ley is a truly splendid boulevard. Its breath- It will undoubtedly be one of the most im- Thursday, June 27 Municipal Building not very well informed about what Sources, tell us they came in one them all; they had a night out on pressive highlights of the "Romantic Europe Thursday! July 11 •..•..'•.' is going on until it is all over. Most Being only one <3f the Cranford taking natural beauty is overwhelming and 7:30 p.m. Cranford Mayor's night and made a clean sweep in residents opposed to the proposed the town (at Waldbaum's expense) the reason it is one of today's most popular Tour." Committee on Airplane Noise, 7:30 p,m. Cranford Mayor's residents have never heard. • of order to make room for more. and a party to boot Committee on Airplane Noise, Garden State. If they were looking Waldbaum's supermarket, I am tourists' showplaces. For hundreds of years it Municipal Building • There are no volunteer workers at more than a little enraged that Municipal Building for a lost pet, they wouldn't have a Garden State; there are no pub- Mr. Fahey stated, "Union has captured the heart and imagination of For. further information fqcjdrding the "Ro- 8 p.m. Cranford Board of Ed- the attorney for Waldbaum's has County traffic engineers and other ucation meeting on state pension 8. p.m. Kenilworth Planning clue as to where this.place is or lications showing animals that are people all from all over the world. mantic Europe" tour please contact your local Board that their pet could be'there. up for adoption. Litter pans were stooped to the low level tactics of officials from the Union County revisons • . . attacking the. appointment of my Planning Board and the Cranford Nestled oh the banks on the Rhine is the travel agent or call the Romantic Tour Hot- "Burg Gutenfels" at Kaub on'the right bank of the Rhine was; built in the 12th century sen As a matter of fact, it's a good overflowing and a cage full of kit- little town of Rudesheim. Situated in the line at (703) 644-3179 or 1-800-523-6,767. presents, a wonderful view pv6r the river onto the Rheinpfalz mountains. • .-• ' guess that those, governing Cran- tens was unfed at noon. It's a sad wife, Barbara Ginsberg, to the' Police and Fire Departments
zoningboard. ;: ford have never seen this place and depressing place. .. could hot find a substantial neg- ••• • ' ••'•'.•:•. V ' •• ..• ' '• •••••'•• either. They have reviewed On June 13'a letter appeared in First, as is usual with Brian ative; impact" What information Heartwarming response complaints, but because at this the Chronicle by Jo Anne Lew- Fahey, he seems to distort facts, did Mr. Fahey or his experts give, V speaks in half truths and uses to these departments? Were the time there is no way of obtaining andowski. Garden State told her a TotheEditor: tangible proof, they have chosen misleading statements. Barbara number of truck deliveries and We are writing this letter in Friends, neighbors, clergy and despicable lie about the welfare Ginsberg was asked by Granford's the number of cars Mr. Fahey's Say Good-Bye to New Jersey to dismiss the allegations and sign of three baby raccoons. They — connection with-ypur article (June even, strangers have 'been,,en- up: again. A handM of us at-; governing body to return to the fantasy or realistic amounts? Mr. , 6, Page A-9) abput tbe June. L fire, b rtiye iji our time painted aTrosy picture about how ' Zoning' Board' of Adjustment," Fahey's experts were told , by 4 4 tended a town meeting but for theV '"' be cared for and re- \ at our home mtSanrora. - €lthi& tb since she had previously served Waldbaum's' that only 12 tollB •1 •.,! most part we were "handled" witiv" ieir wild state when in • We would like to thank sincerely phone calls from well-wishers....all a rolling of the eyes, a nervous . for nine years as a regular board trucks per day.would come tom e the municipal service^, of .Cpn-fo of this flrtjm ]the concerned people were immediately , member, giving freely and un-market, however, 51 trucks werfe ford for .thek quiejc response andi '• might asfc about selfishly of her time as a vol- photographed at their only New jp^nr-^-•::!•;• :•••••••,•••:••:••'••• -••••'•••;- decisivevactJ8noin jianatm^ a'fire"' method of euthanasia as unteer. She did take a year's Jersey location in a five-hour . It is because of this heartwarm- jlease," which clearly meant that Well. We have listened to endless that very easily Could have des- any show .of sensitivity to the leave and when requested to re- periodw Waldbaum's said, they ing response and the grace of God horrible accounts,about this place ' turn, she answered the call again troyed our home. Their dedioa- • that we will not only get.through plight of animals was embarras- 1 would have only 12,000 transac- European from reliable people, but alas , we tioh in carrying out their duties this situation, but we will be sing to them. The one exception to serve, this time as an alternate tions per week (traffic)—it was and responsibilities will give us a. do not have it on video tape so' member. The appointment was later shown that a supermarket of stronger for it : , was Barbara Bilger. Ms. Bilger who's to listen? ; opportunity to go back to our From our hearts, we thank you. had the courage to take a stand voted and approved by the four this size ahd of the payroll that home, and normal life, hopefully for animals even though her col- Garden State is a business. It is ; commissioners and Mayor Ed Mr. Fahey said Waldbaum's Germany * Austria * Switzerland * Lechtenstein by the holiday season- The Mahoney family leagues showed their discomfort in the business of animal control Force. The vote was unanimous, would generate would necessitate In addition, and just as imv Kevin, Nancy For those of us who do care, for profit Cranford alone pays Democrats and Republicans a- about 28,000 to30,00 0 transactions It's a ten-day tour, departing October 15, 1991, portant, is the response of the Robbie, CaiOin, Conor Garden State is not open to the them $20,000 a year. That can be greed, that Barbara Ginsberg was per week or else they co^ild :not that will give you years of outstanding memories! unique people of Cranford. _ 20 West End Place public. If you want to see it at all. multiplied by at least 15 more qualified to do a proper job. exist at this location. Did the ; municipalities/' ^ - Mr. Fahey has singled out my ;regulatory agency receive truthful ; Tour Features: ••••••: ':-•.--. :'--:;;'; '• •-'••:-.;:; '.; : .., . :..,.\. . .\/..:.,.,.-. Union County arid the sur: -, wife, who has contributed miich to ,information? The person rep- : : : 9 Cranford with both time and resenting Waldbaum's made all rounding areas deserve better • Round-trip airfare, on Lufthansa from • Professional multirlingual tour manager. never knew what Hit them than this. We feel that we must monies, in PTAs, PTOs, garden kinds of promises to the zoning have a non-profit humane shelter clubbing, political activity, local board and then a week later he Newark, NJ, including meals and in- • Touring by deluxe air-conditioned motor- This week the class of '91 will receive diplomas to my parents' list of parental woes. We were naiye" run by caring people. We need a ahd' national charity organiza- resigned. Can his successors be flight entertainment. coaches. and step into a world of uncertainty...a world where to the world high school kids face now...but the bur- place where stray or injured tions, and religious groups. She is held responsible for his pie-in- the decisions they make will sometimes be a matter den of responsibility often hits you when you least animals can be taken to receive a person who hever says "no" the-sky promises? One of the • Touring and airport/hotel transfers by • Pre-registration at all hotels. oflife or death. ~ expect it help; TRfere are wonderful ex- when, called upon, to help. Bar- promises' that Waldbaum's would private deluxe motorcoach. • Baggage handling, including tips, taxes Everyone waits for that day, of days...freedpm When I turned 18 my parents moved to another ample's-*-EImsford in] New York, bara acted properly by disqualify- be able to control truck delivery beckons and; it is so enticing. Graduation. Even the town., leaving behind all that was familiar. The year Tree House in Chicago, Defenders ing herself on this matter as I was times of outside vehdoirstfand Mr. • Accommodations in four-star, first-.class and service charges. word rings of freedom. Celebrations will reign from after t graduated from high school, on a warm and of Animal Rights in Maryland, yet one; of the taxpayers who firi- Fahey produced letters "Trom hotels with private bath/shower. one end of town to another. Graduation signifies ••• ancjally supported the . Wald- several companies supporting the lovely June evening another graduating class threw, in a densely populated area like • Breakfast and dinner'daily. much more than the end of 12 years of schooling. It '••••'• ours we havei rip such facility. If baum's opposition group. statement, however, I have in my IiAr. Fahey fails to bring to the is a passage into a world many 17- and 18-year-olds all municipalities could be con- possession identical letters that • Special dinners in Heidelberg, Lucerne 10 days for only • are not prepared to handle. It is a time when deci- vinced to cooperate (rumor hiss it attention of the^ court in his law- these same companies will do;th6 sions, and the ramifications of those decisions, rest - suitithat two regular members of same for other supermarkets in. and Wiesbaden, 1 Westfield is already interested) heavily on young adult shoulders. why couldn't we operate our own : the board also disqualified them- the area—that promise, therefore We all seem to, need momentous occasions to move 1 'shelter where we could begin to selves, Charles Kiamie and is meaningless^-trucks will arrive • Hearty Bavarian dinner in Munich with $ u$ from one part of our lives to another. Somehow, make real headway with animal George Ennesser. Charles Kiamie when they can, even if it disrupts way back when, someone decided high school grad- is associated with Kiamie Real the quality of life of the neigh- live entertainment and beer. 1,865 control by educating the public to uation was the gateway to becoming an adult One Shenanigans spay/neuter? Animals could be Estate' Brokers, who would have borhood; • Visit to the famous Neuschwanstein day you were "just a kid" just trying to reinember taken to senior citizen shut-iris, to received "big. bucks" if the Wald- Castle. I where the heck you put your geomeny homework, By Cheryl Moulton baum's (A&P) deal had been ap- Waldbaum's didn't wish to file children's hospitals and to the the lawsuit as Fahey said because (per person, double occupancy and the next..somebody asks what you intend to do proved. v Therefore, he . acted • Guided city sightseeing In Heidelberg, schools to educate young people it didn't want to hurt its public $ with the rest of your life. Hence the overwhelming about the responsibility of owning properly, I believe, when he Innsbruck, Salzburg, Munich and Roth- plus 16U.S.tax) ^magnitude of this traumatic occasion and the ensu- removed himself from the hearing image, so he filed it in the name ing celebration often gpt out of cdntrol;;. ~r•'.-•-•—• I'. a pet ...'--'•'"••' '• - ••' '' —as-he—had-preyiously-on—Wald— ttiL! __enburg. All admission fees and tips Tonjght at Cnmford and Brearley high schools There are several of us from baum's first go-around a few years Isn't A&P, the parent company ila ~ mortar boards will fly. through the afr and the class Cranford who have already of- , ago. George Ennesser, a regular of Waldbaum's, ashamed of: its of '91 will be on ttieir.own, bound for a voyage on the fered to volunteer time. Multiply member of the board~at the time sanitation record at other loca- Send for a free brochure sea of life. If they are lucky. Some may not be. Some hats up in the air, joyfully hugged and congratulated that by the others in each muni- of Waldbaum's first application, tions? Remember Waldbaum's, on the Romantic tour arid one another, were watched by a host of loving and cipality who are also devoted to heard the case and voted to during 1990, received a letter may forget the words, "Today is the first day of the animal welfare and we would you could win a... Free trip for Two! rest of your life." Instead they will live just forth e proud parents who applauded, their accomplish- reject Mr. Ennesser disqualified from Richard McGuire, New York have a sizable staff. We would like himself from hearing the second moment..the moment when tomorrow does not mafc- ments with great pride. For seven families...it would to see Cranford lead the way as state commissioner of Agriculture ter...only today. The passage from teenager to adult the last time they would smile and laugh for a very application for valid reasons, The & Markets, informing James we feel that the present contract Send for more information today takes more than a diploma..it takes common sense long time. For seven graduates, that night would be with Garden State is an em- fact that these two regular mem- Wood, chairman, president and Y ©SI I would like more information about the and a desire to be responsible for your own actions. the '.last day of the rest of their lives. barrassment to Cranford, bers removed themselves .from chief executive officer of A&P, and we'll enter your name in a Romantic Europe tour leaving Newark on October 15,1991. , No one can bail you out if you are dead. Someone remembered hearing them say: "It would hearing the case caused the shor- that Waldbaum's rate of faiJUng drawing for TWO FREE TICKETS Please enter me in the drawing for TWO FREE TICKETS! 'be.'a'-night to remember." A truer statement was GeriLivelli tage •of eligible members. Why sanitary inspections, including I guess we had it easy when I graduated from high for the tour of Romantic Europe. Drawing to be held only If 20 packages are purchased by school.,Life was simpler..,sweeter back then. If there never made, They were "such good kids," someone 12 Oak Lane didn't Mr. Fahey include their multiple failures at the same bur readers. were drugs around, I had never heard of them. If else said. They "had so much to live for," said the names in the lawsuit , stores, was 47 percent, the highest Simply mail in the coupon and Circle one • there was a sexual revolutioa..it was news to me. If stunned mayor. If "only we could go back," said one Why didn't any residents quesr failure rate for major chains in you'll be eligible for the random Name lMr-' Mrs- Ms>> ' .' • • ' kids were having wild drinking parties...it must have of the grieving mothers. "Si»ch a tragedy," said the tion "Ginsberg family" motives New Yo.rk State. During a two drawing. (If you have already paid happened in some other town. God knows I was school principal. "Such a waste," said a teacher who when X:got involved when Grand and a half year period, eight Address. enough of a handful without adding drinking and sex taught all seven. "Such good kids," said the minister. Union wanted to locate in Cran- Waldbaum's stores on Long Is- for the tour, your money will be About letters ford? 1 would like to remind cer- land, their home base area, tem- refunded.) City and State. tain members of the community porarily lost state licenses for. The Chronicle will print as that they did not want the supe- limited in-store processing of FORBES NEWSPAPERS PATRICIA ANDERSON many residents' letters as pos- : Doqrt miss this customized Zip— — Phone- CfjcCranforb sible oh subjects of local inter- rmarket because it would create food, These facts were reported in A DIVISION OF FORBES INC. Editor . traffic, pollution and devalue their Supermarket News, May 13,1991.: vacation tour at a very economical Employees of Forbes Newspapers est Letters to the editor may are not eligible for the drawing. MALCOLM s. FORBES, JR. ROSALIE GROSS be submitted by mail or by fax homes. Oh yes, at that time, the The Jersey Journal, May 10, 1991,i price! Editor-in-Chief New* Editor no later than 3 p.m; Tuesday. proposed market was nearer their reported "Waldbaum's hit by Mall to: CHARLES A. LYONS properties; now they are in fevor weights office." After receivingi President and Publisher Servliif Cranford, Garwood -4. CHERYL MOULTON, All letters should be typed or Romantic European Tour and KenUworth of a market in someone else's complaints from local residents,! JTIMHAYDEN PETER WAMSTEKER clearly written and include the P.O. Box 2282 378-6000 I'.-. •'; .Repo'rters:.'; '.. • backyard. William Wolfe, state super-j Vice President, Marketing • " ;_:;;• ••••,. FAXl276^220 ^ '-; . .;,'..;.; : writer's signature, address and ^J^BJ^SiLVinr ' There is also a rumor that Mr. intendent of weights & measures,) Lufthansa Springfield, VA 22152 PubUabed every Thurtda; by Forbei Newa- daytime telephone number. Fahey had offered wages to Cran- had state and local inspectors Vice Prejident, Operations KAREN KASSINGER, Unsigned letters will not be KATHLEEN LANINI papcrs, A Division of Forbe«, Inc., 102 Wal- JOHN SCHNEIDER ford residents for helping the look into matters and found 150i One, entry per nut Ave., Cranford, NJ. 07016. Second olaaa Advertising Sales published and names will not Vice President, Eflitorial poataxe jiald. at Cranford; NJ. POSTMAS- supermarket cause. Mr. Fahey violations on the weights of Wald-' family please. EDWARD K, CARROLL TBBi please Mod address changes to Forbes be withheld froni publjication. stated that the board ignored the baum's packaged goods. Isn't thisj Executive Editor Newspapers, AriflllBMBt Office, P.O. Box; EDWARD ENGLISH : The editor reserves the right 59 senior citizens that attended a cheating the customer? Is this the, GEORGE GANNON 789, Bedmlnster. NJ. VI921. Classified Advertising Subscription rates by mall one year wltnjn to edit for clarity or because of meeting. Mr. Fahey fails to men- kind of market that the residents; Circulation Director . tion that he hired a bus for. the of Cranford want? I, and 'many) Union County $20.00. Out of county $24.00. ; DEBRA CURIA length or to avoid libel. A community service made possible by Forbes Newspapers and Lufthansa. LENA »; MOORE : Out of state fc»M r Office Manager ; Seniors and he also gave them a residents* believe not . i General Manager ; ,. .•• party when they returned to the Ronald Ginsberg senior citizen complex. God bless 23 Oak Lane M Both political parties retain leadership as last year Parly remains leadershithe samep a s ilasn t Cranforyear, ald- districts also were" re-elected in though reorganizationth within the the primary- Republican and Democratic par- Doug Nordstrom is continuing ties took two different paths this as GOP municipal chairman again year. this year, but in 1992 the spot will Reorganization of the parties be up for a vote once more. Dis- Monday after election. Last year the same as last year. the GOP state committee went to court to change the state law Storm triggers governing political reorganization! While political parties previously false fire alarms NOTHING'S EASIER. were bound \6 laws mandating annual reorganization, last year Firemen, responded to three the Supreme Court handed down calls in 30 minutes as a result of a decision which said individual torrential rain storms on June 12. 5 REASONS TO states cannot regulate political Firemen reported false alarms H3OI3 parties. This allowed both parties at 5;05 p.rh. at Cranford United H5518 to decide oh how to handle reor- Methodist Church, 5:11 p m. at 206 Thursday,June 20,1991 ganization. Hillside Ave., and 5:13 p.m. at BUY A HONDA NOW! A-6 CRANFORD CHRONICLE The GOP opted to reorganize 13-15 Eastman S^, Officials said lightning may have • Easy p^ state committee members left issue up in the air until April stance, Steve Gachko, a Cranford. quality, reliability, and technology when it was too late to change for police officer, reported that Council weighs action on cleaning up Volco this year. Democrats did decide to lightning struck his house and make your work easier. tial health risks exist at the site. damaged his burglar alarm. His By Peter Wamsteker call building code official John former borough health inspector leave it to the discretion of each brother, Michael,,who lives at 16 • Easy Tirade^-Your old tractor is Responding to complaints Pabst'about improving the current who has been asked to work with In an effort to get DEP. to. move county, and the two-year method Adams Ave., reported at 8;50 p.m. raised .last week by residents liv- health and safety conditions or Pabst and zoning enforcement of- faster with its clean-up plan, Bury is "under study," accdrdihg to; that lightning had struck also his 3000 SERIES worth money in trade towards a 5000 SERIES ing near Volco Brass and Copper otherwise face fines and sum? ficer Frank Rica to inspect the has sent a letter to Assemblyman Cranford Democratic municipal home damaging two television RIDING MOWERS MULTI-PURPOSE TRACTORS Co. property on Market Street, monses. property and make recommenda- Neil Cohen asking him to per- chairman Fred Kessler, who was sets, an answering machine and new Honda. ' ••:••••• .' '" .} several Borough Cpuncihrieh have While the letter was designed to tions, Coates fold him that "he is suade the Departments of Health re-elected June 10 for another circuit breakers. •••"'• suggested they would be receptive "put the cOmpany on notice" of willing to cooperate in anyway and Environmental Protection to year, ^Representatives in all 30 • Easy Demo Program—"Try to cleaning the property of weeds the borough's concerns, there, is possible," but that no formal writ- provide financial assistance to , H4514 Before You Buy." and rodents and boarding up a* some question about the . bor- ten letter of granting Council correct health, safety and building • "The Best in Music H6522 permission has been sent to him. code violations. Bury, has also vacant building provided the legal ough's ability to prosecute the • "The Best in Price" •Easy Financing—No Down steps to do-so-are followodi' —— ^^^iJtiJJktJ ——Telephone—calls—Tuesday—to- asked_Jfor financial assistance Six residents from' Clinton; • court- . Coates' office at Wheeler In- from the state to cleanlhe site. »"the Best in Set-Vice" Payment, no paVments and no interest Monmouth and Kingston avenues .: Furthermore, even if Coates dustries, Irvington, were not re- until October 1991f last week berated,, tije governing were to grant .the governing body , turned, body for its- lack.of apparent ac- permission to,-clean the site and Meanwhile efforts to: getthe Looking • ?asy Service-^-Honda JPower tion to clean away, at least the board up the building, Council is Department of Environmental weedSi scrap-metal-and .rodents concerned about whether it will Protection»to clean the iite of con- Equipment professionals back every; from, the contaminated site arid ever recover the expense of doing . tamihahts has been fruitless so ahead demanded" that something" be .so: ••;•' . ;• • •' r;.\', . : •' '..-;•".' .•".:. Borough Council will vote sale witli service during and after .far..' •••-..' '••,:• .. '.:'' •.. -. ••-.- done. . •/••• \ ':• •"'' '•' '••"_ ••.-'!••' It has also been suggested that According to DEP records, Tuesday on a $665,000 capital 4000 SERIES your purchase. ;^ ^ 6000 SERIES . Concerned about the borough's Council clean the site and then much of the site is contaminated improvement ordinance, Ac- COMPAQ DIESEL TRACTORS liability if someone were to be in- assess Volco for, the expense in with petroleum products which tion also will be taken on an UWNtRAQORS jured inside a vacant building the form_of a tax lien, but whether have seeped deep into the soil. ordinance that requires busi- CASSETTES • CD'S « GIFT CERTIFICATES • ACCESSORIES • Complete Line of Attachments • 30 "to 60"Cutting Widths * 11 HP to 22 HP Models located on. the eastern portion of the borough will ever recover the "-^ While'DEP has not notified the nesses that are open 24 hours the properly, Mayor Joseph Rego money is also questionable. borough about any health hazards a day to have an attendant at suggested at an April Work session According to Board of Health to homeowners, it currently rertl-. all hours and the establish- JUST RELEASED Trade Up Today At One Of These Honda Power Equipment Dealers' that plywood boards be placed president Michael lazzetta, a ains unclear what, if any, poten- ment of a tow-away zone on N, UNION over windows and doors. 10th Street • Skid Row BELLE MEAD BOUND BROOK METUCHEN SOMERVILLE Chestnu* L/M & Equip. Inc. But worries that such action Slave to the Grind" Hillpborough L&G Equip. Rick's Cycle Center, Inc. Metuchen Mower Inc. Lin-Gate Equip. Sales & Service 421 Chestnut St. Could invite a potential lawsuit, 820 Route 206 14 West Main St. 212 Main St. • Van Halen •' 3545 U.S. Route 22 (908)689-5270 COMMENCEMENT speakers at tonight's ceremonies at David Council postponed any decision to 67 get diplomas at Harding School (908)874-8300 (908)356-1193 (908) 548-0503 (908)534-6122 Brearley High School are valedictorian Lisa Moore and sal- move on the property without For Unlawful Carnal Knowledge ' RINGOES WESTFIELD receiving permission from com- BELLEVILLE E.BRUNSWICK utatorian Steven Gaeta. Photos of all class members are on Sixty-seven eighth graders graduated from Hard- citizenship, Nashari Western, John Fay; Kenilworth East Brunswick Honda Walts Outdoor Center SUMMIT The Eardly Peterson Co. pany representatives. . CD'S Cassettes The Motorcycle Mall 224 Elmer St. Education Association Good Citizenship Award, 307 CrahBbury Rd. LarisonLane Summit Honda Pages B-6 and B-7. ing School last Thursday in the annual commence- 99 165 Washington Ave. ; (908) 232-5723 Since hearing the complaints, ment and awards ceremony. Joseph Chango, and Mae Kook Memorial Award for (201)751-4545 (908)257-6945 (908) 782-5654 . 312 BroadSt. Council has feverishly worked to 7" (908) 273-0333 Mitul Patel and Lynne Tessier won $300 Margaret pupils who. overcame obstacles, Mi Sun Kim and TOO to graduate tonight address this issue calling a Darius Szaro. special.work session Monday. Klugman Memorial Awards, for the highest average HONDA. " One"hundred seniors wijl receive diplomas at David Brearley in the major subjects. Awards for subject areas The KEA also presented awards to pupils With **Notal. Otalert carry all.modcU. Ste your local dealer for availability Councilman Jeffrey Corcione : outstanding achievement in the academic subjects: tS« your dcakv for dcuili. No payment* and rto Intcnrai unill October. 1991 through Dial Flnam-'e. on approved credit iHigh School's graduation .ceremony at 7 this evening in the has. written to SenrLouis Bassano were: Rotary Club award-for English, Lynn Tessier; Power \kH^ElCdUyta.Hoftua A<-"tr.Equlprnent Credi^t Card oncrcu by u'ai Naiwrui uartu. • _ . ' [ing Tessi^ 1! ;PT,0.,m Jennifer Low (908) 654-4110 W'opilmum ,.;ifurrranc,;r in •tiV. :;••».! .vr- •. ••!.'• ••(:! -..I' ..i' )\i past, and. salutatorian Steven Gaeta, whose topic is the fliture. Congressman Matthew Ririaldb received recognition from Rutgers Center for Math, The class will be presented by principal Linda Palumbo and asking if the environmental con- dustrial arts and home economics, Kevin Snyder arid JSficole Cokley; Margaret Ray art awards, Linda Science and Computer Education for participating diplomas will be awarded, by Joan Toth and Fred Sops, rep- taminants on the site Would in the Rutgers-Kenilworth Project resentatives of Garwobd and Kenilworth, respectively, on the qualify for any kind of state or Rapczynski, Andrew Fletcher^, and music, Joseph Chango, Karen Mack and Christopher Reino. In addition to the pupils receiving awards, dip- regional high school Board of Education. . federal super-ftind money. lomas also were presented to Khaled Ahmed, Chris- Assistant principal William Jones will deliver, the invocation Borough attorney Bradford Bury Kenilworth Jets presented bonds to Mitul Patel topher Barton, Dwayne Bell, Michael Betlow.Amal and benediction. Sophomore ;Elizabeth Scheuerer will be the sent a letter Friday to Volco pre- arid Linda Rapczynsld . for the; athletes with the ;: : Aly, Con Bower, Robert Brede, Julia Cameron, An- organist; . ' ' • ••..:• • •'•:'• . ,'. ':.•:• ''•'.•" -, •. • sident Paul Coates asking him to highest scholastic average. Joseph Christadore and tonette Campanelli, Eric Chasse, Jessica Cook,:Paulo Nicole Cokley received the Stephanie. Rothstein Correia, Jessica Delgado, Jaime Dempsey, SalVatore Good Sportsman Awards while Christopher, Reino DiNucci, Shawne Duflry. and Jennifer Penn won the Recreation Commission's > Also, Brian Harms, Brian Hart, Jessica Hicks,1 Remedial service change proposed bonds for outstanding achievement in athletics and :; > Melissa Hilbrandt, Ryan Elynes, Vladimir Jacaman, By Ellen Fellcetta standards which will maintain the can only be administered after Sportsmanship. ;-,:•. ..•,..—'-V i:;-.:---^:^------.:^; Michael-Keleher,; Joseph Kratzer IHi Joseph Lake, Chronicle associate program but, in addition to this, April 15 each spring. Awards for good character.were: FBA bonds.for. Cheryl Moore, James Odell, Andrea Pacsai, Peter We are. suggesting the im- Many parents like Dennis academically outstanding pupils who have!been Pascarella, Mario Pesantez, James Rastall, William The school board's education plementation of a new supp- Schuitz, 47 S. 19th St, who atr cooperative, Susan Scheuerer, Lisa Tortorello; PTO Ravaioli III, David Rosen, Harold Sch'eidegger, Carl tended Monday's meeting have awards for outstanding progress, Michael Vlha, Severini, Shakier Smith, David Turner, John V61- committee met Monday to review lemental service." He said the 1 a proposal to readopt state stand- new service will be locally, run expressed concerns regarding this Christa Rittinger; Sophie; Perperas Good Character tolino Jr., William Wyland, Jaime Vepes and Kristen ards for the Basic Skills Im- and provide reading, language testing process. Schuitz said, "I Awards, Dana Zika, Sharon Malina; VFW award for Zema.. • • . •,•••'••: ••.,''. • .' provement (BSD program and to and math services to pupils who arid other parents feel that valu- assess a proposed supplemental can benefit by additional help but able time is lost when results are service to the curriculum at Hard- who do not fall belpw state skills given at the. end of the year es- ing School. levels. Placement decisions will pecially when all year long you've against two cops Approximately four years ago a be made by Rica, teachers and been told that your child is doing parents, , pretty, well arid then based on a Complaints against two borough the club that they must obtain a consultant was hired to compile a test result, which is probably ac- friend, of, Nalewicki who was at comprehensive review of. the "The service will also offer the police: officers accused of using the party on the night of the al- special permit from the local ABC curate, you find that your child excessive force when '. tl^ey ar* director before alcohol can be school. It was at this time that the flexibility of reviewing the stu- needs extra help." tercatioa •(••: school adopted higher BSI stand* dents periodically and, upon rested two men followiijg an ai-. Officers of American Legion sold, served or delivered, if a ards than the state's, enabling approval of the decision makers, Under the proposal, two cer- tercation at American Legion Post Posj 470,238 N. 14th St, also sign- permit is not required, a, letter mm more pupils to participate since moving them out of the program tified teachers will be hired'on a 470 on New Year's Eve were; ed ai» Alcoholic Beverage Control from the police chief or his rep- no other remedial services were with ease eliminating the complex temporary basis and added to the dismissed Monday in Municipal (ABC) agreement that will require resentative must be obtained : 1 ; 'available '!.•••'••'..• ,.•'•••. •:'1'j'.. •'••' . ••:.• •. paperwork involved in BSI math supplemental staff for Court' •••••; •' "••' . • '•''•••: ' " ••'• the post to warn patrons who rent stating so. Principal Fred Rica explained, changes," Rica said. seventh arid eighth grades. The In exchange, the officers, Tim-. "Over the years we have become proposed schedule for these two othy Dowd and John Zimmerman, aware of certain problems with Currently placement in the BSI grades has the supplemental ser- agreed to drop criminal charges this program. What we are pro- program is determined by the vice built into the program, which filed against Hector Mates, of 405 posing is a return to state-set BSI lowa'rTest of Basic Skills, which eliminates the need to have these Willow/Ave., Garwood, and Wayne pupils pulled from their classes- Nliriri of 32fi N. nth Rf for extra services. The new ser- Kenilworth, according to borough Borough briefe -*•• Council to poll businesses vice will be offered to grades 4 to attorney Bradford Bury. ..-, J 8 while K to 3 will maintain, "No money was exchanged to Regional summer school higher, locally set standards for settle the matter and no monetary ame trash laws BSI remedial services. The addi- penalties were imposed," Bury The regional high schojpl district summer school will be con- By Peter Wemsteker tional supplemental services Win said ducted again at David Brearley High School/Classes will run be provided by four members of Mates and Nalewicki had June 26 to Aug. 1 from 8 aim. to 1 p.m. for original credit, review, Borough Council will send a that if DPW has to collect fjx>m all industrial-commercial businesses, , the Harding full-time staff. sought $100,000 in damages from and enrichment questionnaire to Kenilworth the borough, the officers and Forms'are available at each of the four regional schools and businesses by the end of the more men would be needed and Rica said, "By this proposal we additional tax dollars would be Police Department Both men al- registration will be accepted Until noon Monday and in-person month before changes to the cur- will be reducing the number of leged they sustained bodily in- registration will be held at 8 am. June 26 on a space-available rent garbage ordinance are made. required to meet the burden. .-, children that go into BSI but we juries during the arrest Bury said basis. Call summer schopl principal, Manuel Pereirai 376-6300, for At a special work session Mon- For two months Council has will hot be reducing services." that Dowd responded after seeing more information. . •. m day, Borough Council decided been wrestling with the language The Board of Education will Zimmerman allegedly being that before the ordinance can be used in the current garbage or- vote on the proposal in July. pushed down a flight of stairs. amended, a questionnaire asking dinance that specifies what type While no disciplinary, action business owners about their cur- of garbage will be collected from Also on the agenda for review Resident heads astronomers was a proposal to ejqpand the was taken' against Zimmerman, rent trash removal practices, the commercial and industrial zones. Dowd did. agree to'a voluntary Linda Horning of Kenilworth has been elected president of types of garbage they throw out music program to include key- Currently the public works boarding for third graders. The suspension from the department Amateur Astronomers. Inc., based at Union County College. and the number of bags or cans department is collecting "house- for 90 calendar days or 60 working Ms. Horning, a clerk in Garwopd Post Office, is the first woman they use, will be mailed to an es- original proposal would only hold" garbage from only a few allow for approximately 10 pupils days beginning Sept 9. to be elected a senior officer of AAI. She has given lectures on timated 173 commercial and 154 businesses in the commercial and Appearing before municipal constellations and conducted star parties for night-long sky .ob- industrial businesses in the bor- industrial district while other and committee chairman Cathy Cohen said, "I have great dif- Judge Aldan Markson Monday servations. ough. . businesses rely on dumpsters and night, Dowd also agreed to be According to a draft prepared private haulers to cart trash away. ficulty with this; how do we pick and choose which students will be retrained on the use of force at Monday by Council, business dwn- Council has defined household Union County Police Academy ers will also be asked if they selected to join the program if '81 reunion garbage as scrap paper, lunch more than this number sign up." and to undergo a psychiatric ev- vyould place the suggested two bags and paper napkins and aluation to determine of ;the al- The 1981 graduating class of bags of trash for DPW collection towels, and any other incidental Supervisor of instruction . Al tercation was an "abberatlon" If David Brearley High School' even if they own dumpsters and trash that is generated by em-- Lelck also: raised the concern, treatment is necessary, Dowd has Will hold a. 10-year reunion have their own private haulers ployees who use a bathroom or "Isnt it possible that if children agreed to go, said Kis attorney Nov. 29 .at Repetti's Res- Council has oeeh; especially eat lunch. take keyboarding they may be Joseph Spagnoli. taurant Alumni Who have dissuaded from taking an instru-. concerned with the last question The issue was brought home at "It was definitely fa)r under the, been contacted or who know since if businesses with dump- one workshop by Testa after ment," he said. Committee mem- circumstances," Spagnoli said of the whereabouts of former sters still decide to throwt away business owners complained ber Cliff Rhyner suggested a the settlement classmates are asked to call the suggested minimum; the about arbitrary collection prac- program on music theory and the Susan Mancino, 654-4741. decision could place an extra value of notes as an introduction Also settled for $l.was a claim tices in commercial-industrial against both officers tiled by burden on DPW workers. districts. • to band., The proposal was tabled Councilman Al Testa has said Until September. Bridget Brothers, identified as a 18 lnc » •
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It couldn't be easier...or as Parents of children in Garwood Wovna answers critics inexpensive with our public schools expressed concern special pricing on many issues at the Board of Gail Wovna- who was not at Tuesday's meeting, said yesterday .:$a Education meeting Tuesday. when asked by the Chronicle, "I did not reappiy for the position," Several resolutions were passed in reference to Pam Plummets comment by the board including appoint- Wovna'also was asked about the criticism from.the unidentified •h ment of superintendent of schools parent "None of this is true, she said- "Discipline had improved Walter Boright as acting principal tremendously since I took over...I would question a parent who of Lincoln-Franklin School, ef- would make a statement and won't be identified. Is it a fear of STEPPING OUT: Youngsters in Deirdre Shea School of Irlgh Dancing of Cranford will, perform at fective July 1, until a replacement accountability?" . ,-.'."'•' 4:30 p.m. Sunday in the Irish Festival at Garden State Arts Center. Dancers are; from left, ; is found for Gail Wovna who has Walter Boright, when asked yesterday, said, "If the person who not been reappointed by the made the charges wants to give me the details, I can check it out standing, Kerry Romaho, Christine Bauman, Erin O'BFien, Amy Grutzmacher, Rolsin Egentoh, board; I have had nothing brought to my attention that children are Patricia O'Donnell; seated, Lauren Romano and Lora Grutznriacher. Business administrator Louis running wild." He said; yesterday there has been "continued Cirangle will act as supervisor of substantial improvement in the level of student conduct over the Summer term set special services, curriculum and last two years;" He said there had been an average of 6.5 pupils instruction until a replacement is per day referred to. the office for discipline in 1988-89. That was at Acting Studio found for Richard Carell who reduced to one per day in 1989-90 and an average of .4 pupils resigned; . . daily this year, or just about one child every other day. The Summer classes will be held at Parents, teachers and residents, district goal had been a 10 percent reduction. The Acting Studio from July 8 to spoke out. during the open hear- ',- Aug.: 9. Students will-meet twice a ing. Topics-included Wpvna, iise Week for fiye.weeks.'. - : :... "The report cards- are mailect' happy that He is out of the Gar- CABINET •oC chen|icils: oni. public school honje after the teachers are gone. wood school system," she said. 'GftUdren's classes will be field ^V^i^^9^^^-9% P 1991 Graduating TRACING: Eighth graderJoseph Pelusio traces the najTie of one of Garwobd's war dead "at the lawns, 'dangerous playground How are we supposed to ask "The last two years, the edification during the day while most, adult Seniors. JVe wiisit eath one of you a future; filled Vietnam Memoriaras teacher DaVid Bemosky assists; and DoreenBerglund Watches. . equipment; seat belts, eighth questions; Who do we contact if system has; deteribrated greatly." classes will be held at night In-; grade . graduation , ceremonies, we.have questions about grades or, person regisiration, will be July 1 arid i ^ School policy of mailing report ;'.••' Theresa complained about the and 2 or students may register by, COMPUTER DESIGNED teacher's comments? What are we cancellation'of the annual "goof janiesAlcler.':'.:!;,.' •••.•.:'. • cards home, and lack of computer supposed to do?," . phone up until July 2;. • Mariangela Alfano Tara E. McGovern facilities for all pupils. . . ;awrds," a graduation day tradi- The studio will offer classes in Jennie c;Arace •; Allison McKay KITCHEN LAYOUTS Pam Plummer of 270 Second Boright suggested Jhat any tion. "Kids .were disappointed. acting, musical performance and TraceeL. Anrartd Scott MUler questions be taken up with the They expect the goof awards," she television for adults, teens and Kristen Lynn Baldoni Karen Mitchell Ave. asked, "There's a rUmor James Michael Bell , Mark Patterson principal. He also said that when said. ', •. •••'.• ... '•.:•'• going around town; Is it true that children, from beginners to ex- Michael Burke - Andrew T. Patton the cards are mailed home there Leonard Pazlenza FREE Gail Wovna reapplied for prin- Patty Marseglia, a parent and perienced professionals. V Chris Carey cipal and that she is threatening a are fewer complaints of. lost rep- former board member, spoke in . Auditions will be held June 29 at Joseph T.Xarney Paul Pelusio lawsuit if she is not reinstated. ort cards. ., ' •• 2 p,m. for the.children's perform- Joseph D. Caasldy . Anne Pldgeon defense of teachers and .ad- Christine Rae Boright replied, "I cannot Kathy Goodell and her 16-year- ministrators. "1 have always been ance class for ages 7 to 1,2 for a Heather A. Cavalla FRE musical version of "Peanuts.; Daniel James Clancy Christa Rydzewskl comment on that issue." old daughter, Theresa, of 448 treated with respect, kindness, Heather Ccturt Rosanne Sileo . • One parent, who wished not to Third St attended the meeting. caring—sometimes beyond what, Qther children's classes are Michael DeRosa ;.., Jon Strahlendorf be identified,, said, "She" had no Goodeli's son recently graduated was necessary—as were, the grouped by age starting at 7 years David Dnrand . •Susan Sutor FRE previous experience. She should from eighth grade. "I was so children." • \, old. Children may take creative Steven Gaeta , . Mark Swersle acting, musical performance and MarleneToth hot be. with kids this age. While Anthony Galdl • Joseph, P. Van Bergen . she was principal there was no television acting; V ThomsisM.qarrett.; NAMES of Garwood residents killed in.Vietnam, Thomas Badavas and Keyin Corcoran, appear Joanna Vita leadership. She would let the kids Adult classes include ; acting Arthur Heams ;;;•;• ••-•, •R6byti Lynn Vo)t on tracings made by eighth grade pupils at memorial in WashingtorvD.C. . . sit in the office and they would technique! /rehearsal.technique, Robert HlcocW ;.V ; kristen Wlllex Jennifer M. JaneWay „ run wild. She was always at some character, work, television, and: Geoffrey's. Worthlngtori Jennifer Lynn Jankunas Lynn YakUblsln . BUILDERS'GENERAL meeting or^ otheip" _;:, r musical?; Private lessons ar1e pf- DanlsilMarila LaPorta - dfs fallen in In other matters! BiU Nierstedt fered; faiiieech and di
'' SEPTEMBER mmmm A sk us for s complete details! e DDED engagement is told Mr. and Mrs. William Bleiweiss of Kenilworth an- CHILD CARE CENTER nounce the engagement of their son, Erich R., to ",: Carrying a large selec Custom Headpieces and Flowers Jamie K Armstrong; daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Don- COMING SOON TO WARREN tlonj of Bridal Gowns to • Bridal Party Accessories • Silk' l'lowtrs MATTFjfiSSES ONLY FROM $33 ald Armstrong of Beachwood. vsull every price range. Infants through 5M: Yrs. Old • Cusiom Ribbon. Priming * Invualiorls The bride-to-be is a graduate of Trenton. State Col- All Year Round 7:30-6:00 M-F .• W«l(|ing & Shower Favors. •$ed Frame with each set lege and is employed by the law firm of Mason, Z,3,5 Day PrOErams Available Griffin and Pierson of Princeton. Mr. Bleiweiss is a Offering A Music Program and • 35 Alden St. Hniulm^rd ty Lori or inurCm! Da-H-lolirfff A Progressive Atmosphere L \* • Cranford, NJ •Immediate Delivery & Set Up graduate of Franklin and Marshall College, Lan- 201-276-2299 .. Haunt fii«.-Fri; <):Sd-5, thitw. 'til 7:30. caster, Pa., and'a controller with Chemical Waste Sai. 9:30-4 Or By Appolntinenl • Removal of old bedding. A SAFE HAPPY PLACE TO Management, Princeton; LEARN AND LAUGH 769-4383 .^ OPEN EVENINGS 300 North Ave. • Garwood The couple plans to marry next March. "v-' Tues&Thurs :., .;.;•.: 789-3330 Mr. Blelwelss, Miss Armstrong Hints Unlimited HI SEALY POSTURPEDIC i SETS UP TO 50% OFF Studio® Births CHOIR REHEARSALS BOUDOIR PHOTOGRAPHY Would You Diamond Hill Summer Chorus, 381-5454 sponsored by the Summit Chorale, Like To See SUPER FIRM '•Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hardman Kessler of Hemlock Circle. She Summer Session June 26 - July 31 To Place Ad Here Please EXTRA FIRM LUXURY FIRM holds weekly auditions at 7:45 443 Lake Ave. Your Ad Sold as Sets Only Sold as Sets Only Sold as Sets Only of New Providence are the par- joins a brother, Matthew, 3. t Pat- Morning andVor ents of a son, Brett Logan, born ernal grandparents are Bernice p.m. at Christ Church, Springfield Colonia Full Day Sessions Available Here? May 26 at Overlook Hospital. He "and Albert Kessler of Union and and New England : avepues. Children Ages 2-7 Accepted Call Annette At Twin Summit The choir will peform To assure your privacy all Call 231-6618 TWin ,:• $ is the grandsograndson of Mr. and Mrs. maternal grandparehtgrandparents are ManM - photo finishing is done on , "SfindanceKldfi Have Fun!" Ray Horan Twin $ ea. pc. lyn Schoen of Morristown and Mozart's "Solemn Vespers" and premises. I-8OO-334-O531 ea. pc. George Hardman of Cranford. Albert Schoen of Rockaway. "Mass in C Minor." Call 369-4771. ' (908) 561-5055 ea. pc. Reg.$199f95 . 99 401 Greenbrook Rd. 44 Reg. $169.95 Suzanne and Scott Naevestad of North Plalnfield Reg. $99.95 New Fair-field, Conn., announce Full, ea.pc. (Reg, $299.95) ,. ,$14995 the birth of Todd Scott on June 6. John Durniak, Jr. $ d5 He joins a brother, Kyle Scott, 2. $ ,95 S 95 Grandparents are Florence and 1939- 1991 Full, ea. pc. (Reg. $159*)...... ,..., 79 Full, ea, pc. .(Reg. $239.95) 119 Queen,. 2 pc. set (Reg. $699.95) ....,...,.„.' ,95 349 Henry Zielinski of Cranford and Queen, 2 pc. set (Reg. $499")-...... <..$23995 . QueBn,2pcset (Reg.$599.95).....,...... ', 289 $ 95 Evelyn and Roy Naevestad of Puiyotir arms atound him, Lord, King, 3 pc. set ($899.95),,.. 479 Fanwpod. . and touch his smiling face, Uwng, 3 pc. set (Reg. $799JH5) \ ,,....,.. 3*2>9 ":j for he was someone very special, ghterrLisa^Rose^rWp ftnH nninnn car) take his place. June 3 at Morristown Memorial PREMIUM B POSTUREPEDIC Hospital to Roberta and Fred Our love always, ULTRA FIRM Barbara, Jack & Danny Summer PILLOW RESIDENT ELECTED Donna, Joe & Lisa Marie Bober PREMIUM ULTRA FIRM Gladys Hendry of Cranford has Debbie & Anthony Scalea Twin $ 95 i been elected treasurer of the ea. pc. Model #1140 North Jersey chatper of Juvenile We would like to thank all of our family, friends, co-workers, Reg. $239.95 119 Diabetes Foundation. and the Cranford Baseball League for their kind thoughts, Twin ,# ,, - ^. prayers and help during these trying times! Words cannot SAVE ea. pc. $ m TQ95 express our gratitude. full, ea. pc (Reg. $339.95)...... $16995 Reg; $359.90 |: • 3^ 50% to 75% Off fl5 Fullea. pc. Reg. 479'° .. . $23995 25% too 50% $ ^g9 King, 3 pc. set (Reg. $999.95) . .. 499 $ 95 ALL SALE ITEMS King 2 pc. set r/.|»«W7}.;...., .iy*mr • J King 2 pc. set .Reg. 1599*° . 799 on Paats - Skirts ~ Blouses .I1! • '.• • '\.i •''.' - ' . 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9:30-5:30 Daily • Thursday night"*til 8:30 Call Iqdgy Foi a [DEE Pouonolli«d DMCHMiikM •••\ t> J A-12 CRANFORD CHRONICLE Thursday, June 20,1991 Chamber to bring Vidbers circus to |pwnship again July Thursday, June 20,1991 CRANFORD CHRONICLE A-13 !. By Cheryl MoultoMoulton —— •—— ——— — • —1 .JoycToveee vidheVidbel describes tthh e cir- The circus is coming. T^e circus cus as being "our families' en- is coming. That's right folks, .step Ticket information tertaining, yotir families for two right Up...Vjdbelfs Olde Tyme Cir- Cranford Chamber of Commerce again is sponsoring the ap- hours on circus day each year." cus will pull into town again this 1 And entertained you will be. year to the, front lawn of Hillside pearance -of Vidbel's Olde Tyme Circus here July 3- This year's Those who come will marvel at School the morning of July 3 and show times are 4, .6:15 and 8:30 p.m. at Hillside Avenue field. f the sights, sounds and smells of CRANFORD HIGH SCHOOL " Tickets may be purchased in advance from Geiger's.Womeos spend the day preparing for what 1 the traveling tent circus of yes- promises-to oe an-even.more-ex- rgashioiis-aL11r3Tasliiom^L115 JSfJSf. JJnim^y^-UnionJWe.;_Cyanfc^jg6ol^ c StoreS*™ *, 332_"""2 North-_ citing show than last year. • Ave.; Cranford Deli, 108 Walnut Ave.; Dr. Diviff Bfgdetfs Chi- bel's Olde Tyme circus appears it zmki-ii" - Cranford will step back in time ropractic, 230 Centennial Ave.; or at the door prior to the three is sponsored by a local organiza- to when the circus' coming to shows. ' • ••. .• •••' • ' .•.•••..•••••'. . •' • • tion, such as the Cranford Cham- town was the highlight of the This year both adult and children's tickets will be $5 each, ber Of Commerce, which receives . " ""'-'' h,, . summer, when old and young despite confusing early release of information to the contrary- 50 percent of all advance ticket alike ambled 6ver to watch the The sponsoring organization receives 50 percent of all advance sales and a percentage of tickets circus set up; And the Vidbel ticket sales and a percentage of tickets sold at the door. sold at the door. This year both family welcomes those who want adult and children's tickets will to watch, extending, a hearty, on disappointing "children of all that was started by Joyce and Al ages" this year. Three shows are Vidbel in the early '80s. Formerly be $5 each, despite Confusing "Come on down," to all those who early release of information to the want to watch. The elephants will scheduled, at 4,6:15 and 8:30 p.m., with Ringling Brothers, Barnum and certain to accommodate all and Bailey Circus, the Vidbels contrary. be out and about Performing dogs Tickets may be purchased in will be scooting in and out, over who wish to see the show, dif- realized a lifelong dream when //;,. ferent from last year. But don't they made the transition from cir- advance from Geiger's Women's and under poles, trailers and Fashions at 115 N. Union Avenue, bleachers and in between the worry, the, traditional circus acts cus performers to circus owners. which have been favorites of cir- Within a few short years Vidbel's Cranford Book Store, 32 North ~*±y elephants' legs as the workers set Avenue» Ciranford Deli at 108 up. One thing is for sure, the thrill cus goers for generations will still had earned the reputation 0f be a part of the show. being an outstanding family ori-. Walnut Avenue, Dr. Bigden's of watching the red and white Chiropractic office located at 230 striped big tophoiste d up is a For one night the performing ented circus. And it is. Twin elephants, hilarity of clowns, the grandchildren, of the Vidbels Centennial Avenue or at the door sight everyone should see once in prior toth e three shows. their life. skill of aerialists, the antics of present an unusual and en- Overwhelming, response last trained dogs and.the precision of tertaining trained. bird act and. i ' ' ••• • BLOOD DRIVE: Paul Harnpson of Crdnfdrd Post Office urges bare back riders will thrill and precision prancing military year to Vidbel's Olde Tinae circus : residents to donate blood Tuesday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at. forced a third show td be hastily entertain families once more. ponies,.-- under the careftil and 2 principals the post office. The blood drive will be conducted by North arranged, so the Chamber of Three generations of Vidbels proud eyes of their parents and Jersey BJood Center. Commerce is taking no c,nances travel and perform with the circus grandparents. (Continued from Page A-l) Cranford school district since 4980, serving as assistant principal at the high school for all but two CHS cooperative education years. She was reassigned : to Livingston this past year to filli n for ailing Michael Napoliello, who students, employers honored retired on disability in April. She Thirteen Cranford High School & Associates, supervisor Barbara came here from -Union Catholic seniors and employer? were hon- LaMagna; Leonora Ramsay, clerk High School where she was a ored recently for their partitipaV typist at William H. Malone,Inc., ' teacher and counselor for seven tidn in. the work study program supervisor William Malone; and - : years, and assistant principal for. this year at the annual employer Dawn Schaffer," clerk typist at another seven. She holds a bach- appreciation dinner at the West- MGC Corp., supervisor Jacobs. elor's degree-in-psychology from Brown University, and master's wood.. .:. "• V' ;. • ; •-'•/ :' •;.'. •'•• Recognized for cooperative in- 1 Christine Poppe, a teacher's dustrial education was_ Michael degree finbim Seton Hail University Daniela Matthew Robert Meredith Stephanie James Richard Marlah Andrew .'••'.'• Sebastlen Kevin aide at Brookside School, was Cafaro,_ binder at Miriuternan ;in counseling. .•;'•' . Barbosa Barnes Barrett Baiitnann Baurnann Bell Bethel Bock Botwin Brismeur Brownlee named ^cooperative education 'Press,.';under, the guidance of DeStefano said she has found Student of the Year. Her super- supervisor Hoflstetter. the staff and parents at Livingston visors were Jean Knight and Joan Receiving plaques for participa- "very supportive and coop- Kiamie. John Pereira, owner of tion in the. cooperative home ec- erative." She said it "was npt easy Mr. .Ts Deli, and Marguerite Jac- onomics program were Kevin assuming a role that was new to obs of MCC Corp. were cited as Brownlee, cook at the Westwood, me but it was made a lot easier by Employers of the Year. supervisor Timothy Jones; Chasity ,,Uie people, around me;" She said Recognized for working in the Gallardo, teacher's aide at Livi- she is looking forward to assum- cooperative office education ngston and Walnut schools, super- Photo by Dlanne I ing ^the principalship ; on a per- program were Iiaura Chase, sec- visors Emily Nunzio and Anna DEDICATION of Eastman Plaza vvili take place next Thursday a| 5:30 p.m. The Downtown manent basis: "It will be much retary at the Board of Education, Mae McKay; Joanna Hussein, food Management Corp. expects the centerpiece Victorian clock to be Installed by then, easier next year," she said. supervisor Michele Schultz; prep-server at Subway, supervisor Osborne-Popp was hired at a Sandra Hernandez, proof ope- Rose -Hussein; Kevin Ingraham, salary of $58^30 and DeStefano at rator at Summit Bancorporation, kitchen assistant, Mr. J's Deli, Township bid routine conies tinder $68,805. Both salaries will -be •ad- supervisors Diane Sward and supervisor Pereira; and Heather justed once an agreement is Leicht, showroom assistant at : have done, he said, "is like pro- cluded in the bid specifications by : Sherry Grievo; Joanna Mason, (Continued from Page A l) the township is a statement which reached with the Cranford Ad- receptionist' at Chamberiin & Caffco._International Ltd,,._super:__ -which does -not-conform-to-what- Jfcsting B ball game before it even ..ministrative. andLSuperyisory As- Klmberly Cynthia David Michael Dan Gabrielle Sally Michael Richard Joseph Mark visors Joseph Fatalano and Elaine starfe." ThereTis noway.Tsaid rallowsthe township to "reject any Burg Buttell Byrnes Cafaro Carlsbn Carney Carvalho J Hobbie, supervisors Edward the township said it wanted. or all bids and to award the con-sociation. . Brunner Biyd Burke Busch Hobble and John Hughes; Pegeen Leicht Three bids were for '91 models. Tierney, he could have known a In other appointments at Mon- O'Reilly, clerk typist at Mortenson 1988 cab and Chassis were bid, tract to the bidder who will best •.jflrt'- i-.->bbid <=.rfJ OJ "oa Tjbe bid award went to Grant considering the notice to bidders serve the interests of the to^vn- day's school board meeting, Ann IntemaUonaU-for--$21^33.^1116, ~Speeified"sealed bids."™ ------h';; Walsky, supervisor of hpme eco;. company has done busine^witiv nomics here the last seven years; the town over the. years and doeV When asked by township of- When asked about the selection was appointed chairman of both Thirty-three local residents truck repairs for the township on ficials why he was protesting the of the 1988 chassis, Kramkowski the home economics and business a regular basis, according to bidding when "you are not even said the:decision was based on education departments in a fur- complete courses at Vo-Tech township engineer^ Karen Kram- the next lowest bidder,!' he ex- the fact the 1988 cab and chassis ther consolidation of, supervispry kowski. While Springfield Truck plained, "It is the principle here," were never used and in essence positions. Thirty-three residents of Cran- Krishna Siegel, Carpentry/con- Center's bid. was not the lowest, The township is required to were "brand hew," • In August the board expects to ford/ Garwood and Kenilworth struction;. David Durand, auto and in fact was the second highest adhere to strict state guidelines . This is Tiemey*s • first experi- name an assistant principal and were awarded certificates June 14 body; Kenneth Hunt, heating, of four, Tierneymaintains the regarding bids. Publication of the ence Jwith submitting a bid tocombined math and science for completing courses at Union ventilation and. air conditioning; township did not follow the speci- request for bids, and other stan- Cranford and inhis 10 years' ex- supervisor at CHS. Fred D'Antoni, • County Vocational-Technical Adam Kendler, horticulture; Alex- fications which he said "deceives dards are published as a legal perience he '-never has run into science chairman,' has been acting' Schools, Scotch Plains. ander Kowalski, Loran Cambria, the other bidders," who submitted notice in local newspapers and this type of situation .before," as- assistant principal while De- They include 22 Cranford resi- machine shop; Erick Lewis, auto bids for a '91 cab and chassis. sealed bids are submitted to the serting* "anyone -can' win a birf Stefano was at Livingston this dents. They are: Mark Carvalho, service; Lynn Malko, Dimitra when it is handled like this." Joseph Mark Heather Isela? Mlchele Laura Daniel Laura Laurie Thomas The four bidders who submitted township by a specified date. In- year..•.:.;• • .'.'-'• :: .':;."/•:' ';•••. :" •• Vincent Orsini, Michael Reynolds; Sikbpoulos, Robyn Vojt, Maureen Cassidy Catanio Cavalla Chacon Charney Chase Clancy Colaneri Colarusso Coleman Justin Sanzo and Paul Sowa, all .Ford, beauty culture; Eric Robin- sealed proposals for the cab and PUBUC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE chassis are Bruno of Brooklyn for auto mechanics; Mark Catanio, son, welding; Robert Schweyher BOROOQH or KEMUVOHTN • SHERIFTS SALE $S9,448; Wamock, $24,094; Spring- . COUNTY OF UNION. NJ: . BEMQ also known ee M South S3rd Brset Kenkwrth, New SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY, CHANCERY DIV- Jr., graphic arts; Christopher : INVITATION FO« BIDS . ISION, UNION COUNTY, DOCKET NO,F-10a(2-B9 Streeter, Joseph Viso, electricity, field Truck Center, $25,295; all for S«M bids *tt b« i»otUd by th» Boraugh Camd ol *• Omem Is due! spprodmarery J83JWJ5 together v*i lewU Auxiliary police a '91 model, and Giant Interna- Borough o( KWKwjrth. County ol Union. Nw J«wy, on MenettomJsMwy 1.1M1 sndoosls. TALMAN HOME FEDERAL SAVlNQS-AND LOAN AS- and Eric Swensonj retail mer- Tuwd^, July 2. 1091 «l 1O30 AM,.pnMHno tMri-lh*. . There Is aMl legal description on He In lbs IWon County • • , ' 8OCIATION OF ILLINOIS tional, $21,448, for a 1988 model; Munld(«l BuWng; Kr BoiaMid, K«*wrti. NXtor: Sheriffs Otoe. •. • . . . .".••'•.'." '• • PLAINTIFF chandising. . The Sheriff reserves the itrjht to ejocm this sale. . • 1 -ctxmct NO, 1 •RESUBFAONQ SeCTIONS OF PARK . ••• ' VS ' ' • take gun lessons After bids were opened May 1, RALPH FTOEHUCH > : Nine Kenilworth residents in- D(W* AND TUUP COURT WILLIAM R. FRANCEN. FIRST FIDELTTY BANK NA. NEW Tierney called the townshipen - ^CONTRACT NO. 2 • CURB REPLACEMENT ON 8EGTKWS .•'••••" '•••••. Sheriff JERSEY, KEVIN DOWNY Cranford Police Auxiliary ire-, clude Perry Cardoso, Leonard OF KEN1WORTH BOULEVARD" ••.:.. FEOEnMAN&PfELAN. Attorney , DEFENDANTS . ; gineering office and spoke with Pttns and EpodtcMom tottik woifc ray b* tanlni and CX-41W»(DJ&CQ centiy received firearms instruc- DeRasmo, John Grzyb, electricity; procured «l In. oM«* d *w BocouohBitfnwr. 2008 Rout* 22, CIVIL ACTION! WFIIT, OF- EXECUTION. FOR SALE OF tion at the police range in Linden. Maria Cuppari, commercial art; assistant township engineer Tom Unkn, N J. Man. ind S(Mdialion* iray b* puntwwd tor Ih* MORTGAGE PREMISES. .:•.-'.. $atsh regarding a hearing over iwynwnl ol K3.00 dw* md* p*y«bl* to M. DtSKO AS- TOVVh»HIPWCII«»ORD Sgt Louis Kleeman and Detec- Curtis Emery, welding; Michael SO0ATE8, udd.oort b*o t» reproductionprio * 61 *» dpo- By virtus of the above-stated writ dt iweaiilon to me dire- unnrt»mdknotr«turr«bW.' ' '• ••..'.; . BOAROOI'AOJUsTTMINT d»d I shall expose tor tale by publlo vendue. In Room 207, In the bid .selection and was told, Ins Board of A*atrnsnt (tailnd. Township ol Cranlord. tive Edward Zarzecki instructed Fuentes, auto body repair; Jason E«gh bid mu* b* •ooomiMnltd by * gMnrtt*. ptfttit to the Court House, In the City of Elizabalh, NJ. on ' "You should have protested- be- .county of UrfcrvNew Jereey wBWd a publki hjyrfcxrori . WEDNESDAY, the lOthdjyolJulyAi.. 1091 : . • 11 auxiliary officers on the safety Ring, Gus Renda, heating, ven- In* Borauo/i ol KnAwnih, Nwt J*raw, ki Ih* *mconl ol 10 Monday JuV X 1»1 Workshop Msetnfl at 7:45 PU, pubtto fore the bids were opened." parewtol tie bid. not to woMd tao.000.00, *Woh OUVMM «i two o'clock In the efiarnoon of laid day. ' • and hands-on use of the Smith tilation and air conditioning, and may b* praMad by C«*W Ch**, CwhWi Chtckor Bid Properly to b« sold Is located In the Township ol Crantotd. Avenue. Crantord, New Jaresy to oonaUer the toaowlno: Bond.tftwopUonoOhaBlddw.BodtftopUonoOhaBlddw . . , ' . County ol Union and State of New Jerety. ' • and Wesson 9mm handgun and Steven Ellis, machine shop. Dumbfounded, Tierney later I^j, i .• • • • . ' .•'• ' '• . • E»ch blddw must tho «ubm» Wdh lh» bkft CMtMoMi torn a Premises commonly known as; 220 Oitrel Avenue, Cran- ' Canto Ralph Nuesbeunv Apbtoant, torJJ_v«tenoe. ford.NJ07016, . . ' ; the '.Winchester Defender 12- Garwood residents are Robert Called township administrator Surety Company «Wnfl that «uch Surety Company »« provide irt ol the Mhg oHnaroa^ooonsWctM m* Contractor wtth a PaHormanoa Bond, i amrdad *» owv. Tax Lot No. B, Block 226 of the Current Tax Map. gauge shotgun. Kraentlons; (approxlmiitefy) 55,00 leel wkle by 100.00 (Ml Desch Jr., heating, ventilation and Edward Murphy and saidi "Who tract, In an mbunt equal to 100 pareant ol tha Mai bW and a Michael Christopher Caroline Kristin Renee Richard Edward Anne ' Nicole Maggie 10 percent Maintenance Bond **•one-year period. long.. • ,•• • .-. The instruction also included do you think I am, Houdini?" The NoareB Cross Street:. Beojnnlno W a comertormed by the DeMarco air conditioning, and George Etch bid nut be andoeed In • aetied erMtope muted Cruz Cuccolo Cumiskey Dackermann Dale Darling Davenport Degenhardt Demcsak DIFablo proper tactical positions and Marmarou, carpentry/con- township's view of what he should wWi the name and location ol the pro|eot and hand. deBwered ' Intersection of the Southeasterly line of Central Avenue and or lent by CenHed Ma) to reach the Borough Cound prior to the Southwesterly line ol Clarernonl Place. when they should be used. struction. trw«aiadtirMorttwooanln(|olthaibloe; . •• ' . • ••• There Is due approximately the sum of S202.293.20 tooe- The suocauM bidder must ooiinply v*h the raquVemanh ol ther with lawful Interest torn January t, 1991 and costs and In g O«*isnoa to oDnatruot a trie second place tothe defendant First RoWy Bank, NA Assessments P.L107S, & 127 concerning BrtrmalJwaaotton. !»« yaid s«beck (V1.C.9.) and New Jersey In the sums of $563.23 together with lawU The bidder. II cWnfl bueViaee under a trade name or part-, Interest thereon from December 11,1990. rwthb. mutt «ubm« the bid under tte exact We of, tie tade • There lea Full Legal. Description on «le In the Union County Myrtle Avenue home floods nemelir pahnerahb, and tie bid moat be signed by ather tha : (Continued-from Page A-l) " iJLalfoa.thaa^.taporat. SheriirsOliice. . .-. . • • • week. A surveyor's map presented^" The SheriK reeervea Ihe Hoht toadlouTUhlssale. a«l and Moate the name ol ttw State In which I beoame " "'":" '' ' RAtPFTFR from open hot water faucet to the Planning Board in 1982 by 1 Incorporated and the names and Wet/el the oprponae oMoara autnorizad by oonxn* i««olutlon «o execute aonMmerfc In ka FEDERAMN AND PHELAN. PC. •' '• the builder of Dorchester Estates nos to.st a a g CX-41W»(DJ4CC) beharl. •. • , ' ' .' • ' • 20 Alden Street • 276-1814 A-14 GRAN FORD CHRONICLE Thursday, June 20,1991 1 nursday, June zo, laai (JKAJMf'OKu (JHKUWiULt; A-15 mmmm Pegeen Vincent Denise Mark Charles George Amy Catherine Mark ; Robyn Marc Chaslty Desarie Carolyn Thomas Susan Elizabeth Andrew. Christopher Christine Peter Debdrah Orslnl Pechillo Pena Eicke Ennesser Ezbfanski Finnegan. Fortunato Frank Funk Gallardo Gallardo Gardner Garrett O'Reilly Paris! Parks Patton Pavlcs Pentland Perillo Petz £•;••• ' • Christopher Heather Thomas Patricia Jean-Anne Pla- Brian Arthur David Christopher Sandra Richard Christopher Eric Christine Amerina Christine Leonora Charles Marc Kerrin Karen Garrison Gary Glllesple Gorniahly Halecky Hartman Hartmann Hearns Hegna Hellenbrecht Hernandez Pinto PIpoli Ponczek Poppe ... iPorchetta Rae : Ramsay Rapp Reda Rellly Reszetyio Melpomene Katakalos •••;•;.•.;:.•••••- Adam ^ Chelseq Therese Shana ."'„. Sarah Chris Sean .•••••, Renay Megan Melissa Heather Brian Kathryn Karen Eric ^Michael Francle Joseph Liann John Wolddymyr ,^: Paul Sledkman SpWclgo Stein Storz Streeter Sullivan Sussman Thee Layton Leicht Lettieri Levy Lewandowsk! Lewis Llghtcap Llttell Lltterio Lopes Love Sinatra Smlshkewvch Sowa **:,' • ••' Andrea Marlene Carolynne Joseph Joanna Robyn Michael Bradley Crlttln Jere Damlan Francis Maureen Lynn Anna Seth Joanna Tara Allison Allison Yuri Mlchele Tlplltz Toth Toy VanBergen Vita Vojt Vollero Wagner Waldron Waldron Warbeck Lucash, Jr. Mahoney Malko Marcelo Markowitz Martin McGovern McKay Mehringer Mekhanlk Wferola' Paul Sean Amy David Stephen Pamela Kerry Michael Geoffrey Eugenia Joseph Scott Karen Franco Amy Margaret Anthony Scott Arny Brian Cynthia Nordstrom Waschek Waters Watson Westhdven Westhoven Whltefleld Williams Williams Worthlrtgton Xarhoulakos Zajac Miller Mitchell Montalto Morneweck Morrow Muccia Mullen Navarria Nordstrom NOT PICTURED Stephen Ryan Thadra Arthur Arthur McWhorter Petkus Williams CONGRATULATIONS Best Wishes Congratulations HATS OFF Congratulations Well Done, Tess!! CRANFORDCLASSOF'91! Class of '91V.. and a STEPHANIE & MEREDITH BEST WISHES Class of 1991!! BIG and the CLASS OF 1991 IDC SALUTE MeekerSharkey Financial Group, Inc. NORMAN ALBERT Yearbooks lalonc Development Corporation to all the CLASS OF >91 - OINtMAk. CONTItACTOH • CONSTrtUCDOM MANAOEMCNT Democratic Candidate Glossies • Natural Graduates! Township Committee Color portraits • Engagements INSURANCE William D. lalonc, President Bridal • Weddings •Restorations Forbes EMPLOYEE BENEFITS Paul-Ti LaCorte, Vice President Photos copied • Instant passports MICKEY FINN Camelot Cruise Center 21 Commerce Drive "KNOCK-OUT BAUOAWS" Newspapers " 113 Mlln Street Paid For By CommittBe To Eloct Norman Albert Cranford (908) 272-2436 107 Watchung Avo. • Plalnfleld 102 N. Union Avenue, Cranford Cranford, N.J. 07016 Harvey Kalsh, Treasurer. 102 Walnut Avenue, Cranford 07016 22 Riverside Drive, Cranford 755-0431 908-709-9460 Cranfotb Cijromcle 272-5153 272-81OO 2 A-16 CRANFORD CHRONICLE Thursday, June 20 1991 Thursday June 20, 1991'. CRANFORD CHRONICLE B-l Jaycees four-miler and fun run set for July 4 T at Nomahegan Parjk cees Firecracker Four;Mile Run proper stretching and warm-up is set for July 4 at 9:30 a.m. Start procedures; avoiding injury. The. and finish is at Nomahegan Park clinic is open to. all, free of on Springfield Avenue. A one-mile charge. For more information, call If you like Kabobs with Marinades, the choice is yours at Kings. Our Beef Kabobs are cut from our select USDA Choice Sirloin. fun run will precede the main Dr. Edward Burdulia, 276-4971. race, at 9. Other organizations sponsoring Each of the piquant Marinades in our Butcher's Corner is prepared Our Lamb Kabobs are cut from the Leg of our USDA Choice Registration for both events will the race include: All-state Legal begin at 7:30 at the Springfield „} from an original Kings recipe. • > American Lamb. Our Pork J&abobs are cut from the Tenderloin of Supply, Elizabethtown Gas, First Avenue entrance to Nomahegan Fidelity, Frozfruit, Gold Medal The flavors include Hopey-Mustarfr, Basic Vinaigrette, Orange our Western Grain-Fed Pork. And our Chicken Kabobs are cut from Park,, directly across from Union Fitness, McDowell's Oil Heat, Vinaigrette, White Wine & Herb Vinaigrette, Teriyaki and our special the Breast of pur very own fresher-by-days Kings Country Farm CountyCollege. Meeker-Sharkey-MacBean, United More than 900 runners parti- Counties Trust Co., United Jersey Barbecue;; T^ "" JJ ^w^u^ ; H• Fresh Chickens. _ cipated in the 1990 edition of the Bank-Central, Bagel America. And our butchers wilThot only prepare your Kabobs with the' . What's rnore, we'll skewer your Kabobs either with or without our race. Lo'mnyaki Loiboku of New- Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts will 1 A- r: ark finished first in the men's assist at the race. The girls will Marinade you select, they'll wrap them carefully in leak-proof own fresh vegetables. And a handy sign in our Butcher's Corner will division with a time of 19:45. staff the water station at the half- packages foe you to take home. give you all the cooking tips you need. Margaret Koontz of New York way mark and the boys will man City took the woman's crown in the finish line water station. ~- If you prefer, you can purchase our Honey-Mustard Marinade or So if you're cooking out, by all means drop in on Kings. You'll find 23:14, 24 seconds off the course The Firecracker Four-Miler is our Teriyaki Sauce or bur Barbecue Sauce in eight-ounce cups. the tenderest, tangiest Kabobs in town. And every bite will tell ^ record she set in 1988, A trophy, the Frank Krause being coordinated by Jack Martin, The choice is all yours in our tender Kabobs as well. they're worth every penny. ' Cup, and $100 will be presented Westfield High School track to both the first feniale and first coach. The course is newly cer- male finisher. The prizes are. tified by the Athletics Congress. named for Dr. Frank Krause of Timing will be kept by Mogendorf BUTCHER'S CORNER FARMER'S CORNER GROCER'S CORNER SEAFOOD CORNER COUPON CORNER 1 i Timing Systems and instant race Cranford, sponsor of the first- results •Oirill be available from Kings Country Farm Fresh White or Red Flame Gourmet Supreme Fresh North Atlantic place- awards. All race pre- Compuscore. Following the race, ;6-Pack. All Varieties registrants will receive acorn- Boneless , <£/^ 99 membrative T-shirt; runners who all winners will receive a mailing Seedless Eblgers Coffee Silver Hake 99 •Tab, Fresca, Minute Maid DOUBLE WINNER: Flanking Laurie Colarusso, who won a verifying their individual perform- Chicken Breast Z ib. Decaffeinated or Regular. 13 oz. can : Orange, A&W Root Beer register on the day of the race will ance. A photographer will be Grapes ib. 99 Fillets ib. ;or- Cream Soda, Diet C6ke or Booster Club Scholarship and a Mark Paradiso Memorial receive T-shirts while supply Family Pack; 3 lbs. or more Special Roast "'.'-•• Award for field hockey, afe her parents, Virginia and John.; present to record each runner's From California , , $ Photos by Eddie Wexler lasts: Watches donated by Casio, a ; Instant Coffee .—__8 oz. jar 2.99 Fresh Atlantic lb :COCA-COLA corporate sponsor tdf'Qie race, will pass through the finish line. Fini- Kings Couintry Farm Fresh Large Red-Skinned Grade "A" 16/12 oz. can$ _ SCHOLAR-ATHLETE Maggie Morrow and her father, Mike. shers will have an opportunity to Potatoes - Ib. 2/99e Tetley Decaffeinated' . go to the top thre"e finishers in purchase these photos. ~~ Whole QQC Tea Baggy ' hnv nf 4fi *7 10 Bluefish Fillets with this display Presidents Award the champion jupner received frprn each age group, first place'teams: Jersey R-iesh• • ".V •'•.•'• J ••:r--..• : C Aqua Libra Herbal V'-' thet Bposter:Glub> at its aninual senior.award$,di.oner., . ; of the partners categories and > Entries can be obtained locally Ghicken tegs ib O" Greener yellow Squash _lb. 99 $ FresH Atlantic ^b, 99 _\KtoneD5 Jn^e^eayyweight diyj-... atiXlold; Medal Fitness or ;»the 7 Fruit Drinkl.pt. 9.5 oz. bM 2.99 - •'•. ' Ijlmlt one ciiupon/iltni per tu>Uunti j : yWiKlovejrom Kings - - 7-~ Sions, The Office Bar' and' Res . Cb1m¥vuhity Center. For more in- Family, Pack; 3 lbs. or more '. C Apple & Eye Apple-Cranberry or C Mushrooms • ••. 8 oz. pkg. 99 Wliole Bluefish taurant of. Cranford will provide formation or for entries, call John • Drumsticks 3 lbs., or more. lb. 99 Naturally Cranberry Booster ^ B_ashaw, 276-4818. " • $ Fresh Maryland Jumbo Blue Claw •All Varifeties, Regular or Free ; •'• discount coupons for all race par^ Thighs 3 lbs. or more __Jb.; 1.09 Juice ______qt. pt. btl. *1.99 Hardshell Crabs _____doz. *7.99 ticipants and post-race friiit re- Crahford Jaycees is a group of California ;...-. •Seven Seas • Perdue_Oven Stuffier Orangina 6-Piick Surf-N-Turf Kabobs! Jumbo Shrimp GHS senior athletes freshments for all finishers. men and women between the ages Roaster ib. Peaches 56 size lb..99 & Sirloin Steak Skewered With •SALAD The first member of Cranford of 18 and: 40 who believe in in- 99 $J74 $ Jaycees to cross the finish line dividual development through Tomatoes From the Citrus Beverage or Without Vegetables .lb. 9.99 Fresh Cornish Hens_r__lb. *1.39 iDRESSING will receive the annual Nowicki community involvement Proceeds Perdue Done It! Nuggets or Dominican Republic .lb. *1.99 '"A-Price" 6/12 oz. cans Victory Award, named for Cran- from the race support the various Seedless Hot House Yellowfin '8 OZ.. btl. •'..'' Coupon at awards dinner Fun Nuggets___12 oz. pkg. *2.69 C Jiffy Pop Microwave Popcorn ford resident Don Nowicki. Jaycees' community activities. Cucumbers C~ _ea. 99 The Central Jersey Chiropractic These r include a scholarship c Regular or Butter (10.5 oz.), Tuna Steaks ib. Crahford Booster Club held its nts and Tarpily members. John . Kings Fresh Florida Limes •. _ 6/99 ;Good 6/16/91-6/22/91 LU145 Society, another race sponsor, Will program for high school seniors of or Light (9 oz^ .' - H.69 Fresh from the Carribean, Sushi Grade annual senior awards dinner June Powers, Booster Club president, 79 Nabisco Oreo Sandwiches Double *• '• Limit one cnu, on/Item per customer * 5 at Springfield Holiday Inn. One was master of ceremonies arid host a running clinic to coincide Cranford, an annual program that Ground Beef ib; New Zealand $ Long Line-Caught sends mentally handicapped per- Stu'f (lb. 4 oz.) or Fudge (14 oz.) 2J69 hundred • twelve senior student Lelli presented the awards. . with the Firecracker Four-Miler. The clinic will begin at 8 a.m. in sons to summer camp, the annual Family Pack, 3 lbs. or more Keebler Chips Deluxe Pecan Sandies athletes, cheerleaders and band Other 1990-91 Booster officers Kiwi SIGNATURE CLUB • All Varieties members from Cranford' High Nomahegan Park and will con- Halloween . parade, children's Fat Content 20% . . (lb: 3 oz.), Regular (lb. 2 oz.) include Richard Johnston, Mary Ground Beef Patties Fat Content 20% Crisp California Celery _J>u. 99C SPECIALS •Doritos School were.honored at the event Spricigo and Cynthia Hegna, vice clude at noon. Area chiropractors Christmas party, and co-spon- $ Rainbow (lb. 1 oz.) or New Family Pack, 3 lbs. or more, lb. 1.99 c : Take advantage of our weekly Each senior was, awarded a pla- presidents; Paula Cassidy, sec- will speak on the following topics: sorship of the. junior track pro- Radishes _~—6 oz. cello bag 3/99 Pg 1 «: choosing proper running shoes; gram. Jersey Fresh Scallions -——-members-pn ly-savingsv——— •TORTILLA qilft with a medallion for each retary; and Mary Ellen Burke, USDA Choice Beef c Arnold Hamburger Buns (11 oz.) or sport v he or she played during treasurer. . Shell Steaks (6-Pk.) __ M.99 Green Onions Ih. 3/99 Dutch Egg (12.5 oz.) HA9 JOIN THE CLUB, :CHIPS 7 oz. bag With this their senior year. A highlight of the evening was Boneless Shell Steaks (6-Pk.) Ib. California Iceberg Arnold Soft Sandwich Rolls Booster Club Scholarships went the slide presentation by schools Granford Tri-County defeats Shell Steak (Singles) _ lb. All Varieties lb. \.5 oz. *1J9 IT'S FREE! •Good 6/16/91-6/22/91 . LU146 ' to Laurie Colarusso, who played superintendent Robert; Paul of Kings Fresh Beef Short Ribs lb. ,; s varsity field hockey, basketball sports and band activities from 99 ! Kings Country^ *. • Limit, one coupon/item per customer . - • the 1990-91 season, which eon-- ' Bumble r^ ^f"i and Softball,, and Luke Lucash Union S-l;; -OMeyleads way • With-br Without' Vegetables Chunk whorWas;a jmember-of the varsity -eluded the program. The dinner Sirloin Steak Ih. *3.99 FLORALCOkNER Chicken soccer, v^tlin^ and baseball committee also included Diane BOOSTER SGHOLABSHlPi Luke Lucash shows off his Cranford Tri-County Baseball the fourth oh a sacrifice fly after Pork Tenderloin lh »3.99 White Tuna teams. Presidents Awards were Jacques and Linda Weeden. Booster Scholarship awards to parents, Francis and Noreen. team opened the season with a 5- loading the bases with no outs. By the Dozen Boneless Jmt OFF • Tropicana Frozen given to !gyjnnast Michelle Char- 1 win under the lights Saturday in Riley then struck out the next two Lamb Leg Ih. *3J>9 In Oil .or Water, 6:125 oz. can : ney, swimmer and gridder Tony to end the inning. Chicken Breast lh. *4A9 Family Pack. 3 lbs. or more Union. Cranford was led by the : Carnations doz Thomas' Toast-R-Cakes • ..•• ' Meinbcrs Savc •ORANGE Muccia, runners Franco Montalto pitching of Ryan Riley, who struck Cranford made it 3-1 in the fifth Kings Fresh Select All Varieties .7 oz. pkg. 99C Fresh Western and Maggie Morrow. Theqe out 13, Catcher Greg Oriscello who when Friedman drew a walk and Pom Fons Long-Lasting __bu.*3.99 :JUIGEi2^;/:-v^^, scholarships are based on criteria streaked towards third on Steve Veal Cutlets Italian-Style, Mini Carnations hn. *3.99 Bulls-Eye ^ Grain-Fed $^00 threw out two base runners, the Cut from the Leg____Jb. *7.99 Barbecue Sauce lb. 2 oz. btl. H.69 established by the Booster Club •hitting of Steve Milanowicz and Milanowicz' sharp single to, right Plrjirk iChops ^ OFF lGaod.6l\6l9l-6/22/9[ . LUJS2 •yvhich incliide sports participa- the base running of Scott Fried- An outfield throw to third was Ground Veal Fat Content 10% lb; *359 DELI CORNER Crisco Vegetable Oil Vi gal. btl. *2.99, tion, academics and community or wild allowingFriedmanto score; Del Monte Fruit Cups 4-Pack, Center-Cut Family Pack, 3 lbs or more man. Fresh Store-Made * •• Limit one coupon/Item per customer • extra-curricular activities Cranford opened the scoring in Cranford sealed the win With Boar's Head $ 99 Al| Varieties _lb. 2 oz. pkg. *1.69 Fresh North cJ Several other sports awards the second. Chris Soltis reached two runs in the seventh. After Sausage ib. Chicken Breast provided by families or memorial safely on a fielder's choice affefr a Harris Scher reached safely on an 6 Crisco Sea Scallops $100 "Regular or Light Choice foundations honoring former Riley single. Greg Mtlanowicz error; Friedman re-entered as a Italian-Style, Sweet or Hot, Oven-Roasted, lb. Cranford athletes also are tradi- pinch runner and stole second. No Preservatives Shortening 3 ib. can 1 lb. or more OFF • Breakstone then drew a walk! Both advanced Bologna and Liverwurst .lb. JL Savt tionally presented at this dinner. on joe Sobon's bunt single, load- He then went to third on Steve Italian-Style Veal Sausage Ib. *3.99 Imported from Switzerland White Rose Medium Cocktail •sow The , Mark ParadiSo Memorial ing the bases:. Dave Ruple was Milanowicz' second hit, then stole $ $ 99 Award, presented to a male soc- home. After walks to John Soltis Emmantaler Swiss Cheese lb. 5.99 Charcoal Briquets 20 lb. bag 3.99 then hit by a pitch forcing home Kings Country Farm Smoked Palmolive Shrimp : CREAM pt! wun this cer • player and a female field Soltis. Brian Darling's infield and Riley filled the bases, Chris Burns & Ricker Bagel Crisps Prev. Froz., 41-50 Ct. hockey player, as selected by their Soltis' infield hit drove in the fifth Semi-Boneless Giants 7 ' ,'•.'-• -- ' io 7O _ - Joe.Kessler played his usual outstanding cat- of play, the Red Sox staged a rally of their Hitting stars for the A's Were Becerra, Kevin ' Laguldl's.second hit of the game, a double in record to 8-0,. Jill Knight pitched a strong Brewers : .••'.',. 5 cher. Keith Grausum. Ray Mollozzl, Matt Kav- own, scoring four runs In the tQfJ^pl the sixth Hopkins, Faltoute, Stein; Hariey and Baran 12 - tho fifth Innlngled to the game's winning runs. game for the Sapphires striking out five.. •.;^-^J^g alous and Dan DeMol all played a fine, all- only to see that lead .disintegrate in the bot- who hit a two-run home run-in the fourth to Roberto Perez'.fine dejCmsrve (Slay at third Leading hitters for the A's were Weiss and. round game. ' - torn of the inning, as the Giants scored five holp seal victory. • •. . -. ••-..•'. Adams league base snuffed out the slxih Inning rally. Rellly with three hits and Brozek and Koehler times, with the big blows being delivered-by Brian Comlskey and Josh Evans pitched with two hits each. Donnelly and Knight had STS VALUE PACKAGE BULLDOGS 12. EAGLES 4 Mike Hammer wtth a bases loaded triple and well for the Yankees. Comlskey beltod two two hits each In losing effort. EXPRESS TIRE SERVICE Gentlemen's Corner Bulldogs were ted by Shaun Weeden with a game winning double. hits and Evans stroked one single. ORIOLES 9, METS 8 Girls' softball LOOK FOR THE STS* . COMPUTERIZED WHEEL • ALL WHEELS HAND TOROUED the pitching of Dave Smith. Collecting two hits Sandwiched In between these two clutch hits The Orioles won the World Series In a two- TIRES INSTALLED IN -75 MINUTES OR LESS. BALANCING . FREE TIRE DISPOSAL apiece were John Soltls, Chris Soltis, Chris were a game tying sacrifice fly by Joe Rinaldl A'B 8, RED SOX «T ' ..' . game sweep against the Mets Friday night 9- Majoir league EAtiLYBlRD KEYDROP BOX"; . TUBELESS VALVE ASSEMBLY • STS. NO HASSLE GUARANTEE Kaltrelder, Dave Bober and Kevin Igleslas who OR YOUR STS.VALUE PACKAGE IS FREE! and a tremendous double by Jeff Webore that The A's advanced to the championship 8.' '..•.'•' '. '.''-.' Senior division (PER TIRE ONLY SI 745 MOST CARS) also hit a tremendous triple. Collecting one hit " LYNX 11, LEOPARDS 10 . TIRE PROTECTION POLICY missed going out by inches. Also making round of the playoffs by beating the Gold The team had a great season. Winning 16 AWIETHYSTS 1.1, SAPPHIRES 3 (PER TIRE VALUE S17.J5) each were Smith and Chris Silvern. Great, pitching for the Lynx was done by Jen major contributions for the Giants were Kevin Division champion Red Sox. out of 17 games. Their iflnal wjn over the "wild The Amethysts, led by the strong pitching of Brian Rellly for,, the Eagles went 2-tor-2. Brown arid Kim Kaltrelder. Home runs were by. Fontana, Kevin Feeley, Andy Jobe'and Terry . Jim Zielenbach and Danny Holland pitched card" White' Sox 10-7" earned them the op- Deena Brozek, defeated a determined Sap- Brian Maher and Ryan Greenwood shared the Stephanie Gllen and Jen Brown wtth two RBI Potts with a third, inning base lilt. Mike Ham- a seven-hitter backed up by rock, steady portunity to play .the first, place Mariners for phire squad 11-3 and advanced to the finals pitching duties, Jeremy Plan, Brian Wilson each. Good defense by Beth Johnston at sec- mer had a career, day at the plate, knocking in defense by Kevin Hopkins, Chris Faltoute, • tho division pennant. ] '• • . . '. of the league playoffs. and Pat Boribaldl were outstanding In the field Mike Hynlck, Chris Baran, Andy Mlnltelll and ond base and Silvia Santos at third. Other seven runs and scoring two. The first of the three game series was won Trie A's opened the scoring with two In.the while Pratek Pate) and Justin Heck hit the ball Brian Hariey. - great plays were made by Man/ Ellen' The Red Sox'ihad -several heroes of their by the Orioles 3-1. Robbie Pizzel|a had a,great top pf the .first. Kristin Brownlee walked and hard. Sweoney. . own as they collectively banged out 16 hits. Tho A's went ahead in the second'on Mlko day striking oiit nine Mariners. The.second came around to score on Denlse Heywood's Finn McKenna led the way with a throe-run The Leopards' great pitching was done by' BULLDOGS 21, BRUINS 7 Driscoll's two-run blast Into tho left field trees!: gamo wont to the Mariners 13-12, • triple. Heywood then scored on Lauren homer InThe first and an RBI single In tho Tho Red Sox returned the fayor In he bottom The Orioles played good defense In their Wolss's two-out single. Beth'Koehler led off Colleen Carney. A home run by Debbie Noble : The Gentlemen's Comer. Bulldogs were led sixth. Andy.Nordstrom and Terry Donovan brought In throe runs. Strong defense by both by Chris Soltis who went 4-for-5 and Chris half with hit? byfInn,McKenna and Tim Del-* second second game against the Mariners. the second with a homo run down tho right each contributed with a 3-for-3 day with threo gado. Hynlck got the big hit for the A's with a Roberto Perez made a "great defensive play1'- field line. In the third, Kacey Conroy Walked. teams mads this playoff,game exciting. Kaltrelder who went 3-for-4 with a double. runs scored between them.'Andrew Schmltt, Jason McComb, John Soltls and John Col- Phil Galliot and Tim Delgado went 2-for-3, fol- arusso each collected-two hits, Co|arusso lowed by Eric Messner and Jim Schmltt who getting one' double. Also hitting safely was each collected a key hit on the day. Chris Walsh, Dave Smith and Dave Bober with Sportsmapr >' •'•'. '»:•' '.-" "- '• b: •'•• •••".••.' '-.. •-• ' a double. Chris Silvern, again sparkled at-sec- : 'GIANTS 13; A'a 2 ; ' ..v ;l •ond base: .'••'":••• '••' » ''•'•-. "•••••>.-. Jn the first of what turned but; to'-'beitwo- ^t BniliA'hit .the ball: hard all-day? Tom- Soart^WrHer-- - "•-'' •*• --•' • •'• •^--=-•^^~^-"•'• -^- The players«atetf4ikie^what's happening. Sandra Alpaugh, 11, of the games between these two toams to determine Frommer went 2-for-3 with two doubles. Steve , H :lhe Memorial League. championship, the' — • ' . • . .: ' Lynx, whose grandfather, Ben Avery. coached in the CBL for 14 years Patton contributed, a single and a double. ' Prussak Electric Giants defeated tho. Brown's Mark Dougherty and Ty Clark, collected two ''Someday, soon Virewillsee a Cranford High School girls'; softball team in the.'60s;and ?70ssaid, "It's great It's fun. Iget to meet other lads Hallmark A's 13-2.- .' : 40.0OOMILE hits apiece. Dave De Vrto, Adam Thermann, win a state championship and the players on that team will have been from all over tov^ and Phil Dealderlo also hit safely while Mike . Mike Hammer turned In another strong pit- trained through the Diamonds Softball Program of the Cranford. Base- Lauren Macksbud, a seventh grader at "Orange Avenue School, said, WRITTEN WARRANTY Montague waa.rabbed of two hits.. ching performance for. the Giants, limiting the -opposition to two runs on six hits. Once again ball Leagues," acconiii^J^B^bjgtArnand, league. vjcepresidfiTiit. ';.- '."• "I'vcteflmerl flint sincfiilve been in the league.It's very fair and we "LifesaverAII Weather ~ OartowestPrices WILDCATS 4, MUSTANGS 3 the Giant defense was at Its best,' as It had 'If pitching is-the name ofthe game,, andit is, we have two outstand- have a lot^offun." . - i' Steel Belted Radial Hal; Hansen raised his record of the year to. been all during the playoffs, making the tough ing pitching prospects who are well on their way to achieving success Cranford Diamonds Softball Program has three leagues: Minor for BF Goodrich Lifesaver All 7-0 with seven Innings of five-hit baseball as plays look routine. On the offense Casey at higher levels,' said St Amand. "Deena Brozeck, age 15, had a 12rO ages 8 and 9; Major, ages 10 to 12; and Senior, 13 to 15. there are 26 SALE PRICE the Wildcats knocked off the Mustangs to ad- Brooks had the big hit with a three-run triplo Weather Steel Belted Radials vance to the M Division championship series. In the sixth, as he Ignited a nine-run rally that record on last year's high school freshman team and.Megan Zambell, teams and 350 girls participating. . SIZE WHITEWALL The Wildcats struck firs* scoring In the top of put the A's away. Jeff Weber had. a 2-(or-3 10, of Brookside School, has shown great promise as a windmill pitcher. Last year a 10-and-under team participated in the South Edispn and the second. Dan Martin squeeze bunt brought game including the Giants' first home run of Both young ladies have been trained at our new winter and fall pitch- Sayreville softball tournaments and finished third in both events. A12- home Dan Slavlnsky for. a 1-0 lead. Doubles the yeat In the fourth. Dave Perm had a big $ irig clinics headed by Jim Donnelly." ; , . andrUnder te"am also participated in South Edison and North Edison P155780R13 39.95 by Tom O'Nello and Steven BazllU9 tied the day gqing for 2-for-3 with two RBI and a run OFFER ENDS scored! 'Also hitting well for the Giants wore St Amand also gives credit toSta n Kolcie, varsity basketball coach at tournaments and finished fourth in both events. , game for the Mustangs In the bottom of the $ SATURDAY, JULY 6th inning. The Wildcats got an RBI single from . Mike Hammer (another two-hit gamo), Car- Roselle High School, for conducting a special batting clinic, and Karen "We have begun to look to out-of-town tournaments to give our girls ALL OTHER 13" SIZES 46.95 Chris Wojctak In the third to go up 2-1. The mine DeNlcola, Brian Boyle, Shaun Weeden,' Buchanan, Cranford High freshman softball coach, for her contribu- : more experience," said St^ Amand, "Among others, we will have a team Mustangs bounced back scoring two In the Andy Jobe and Kevin Feeley. tions to the lieague as an umpire and overall helper. in the prestigious ASA (American Softball Association) Tournament this $ b6ttom of the fourth. Doug Petschow doubled ALL 14" SIZES 54.95 home Joe Marmo and scored on Jeremy Us- The A's received some strong pitching from The softball program struck gold when St Amand,a chemist and his summer where teams from all over the state are represented. This their starter Gabe Stein, as he went the first wife,. Joanne, a geologist and researcher by profession, took direct tournament is not only statewide, it goes on to regional and national nock's sacrifice fly. . * cnfthai^n,i f.fWHfioo, in ian« '••.'.•• ••••:•",•.•.'••.•• l,^,-':''-;,-:::.:,^'.* .u:-.. f.. B-4 CRANFORD CHRONICLE Thursday June 20,1991 Thursday June 20,1991 CRANFORD CHRONICLE B-5 Tennis talk Soccer action in ijfee area Osceola's Pretz succeeds Purdy as head of clergy council Ethiopian Jew human relations, Martin Luther By Peter vtamsteker Johnson, pastor of St Mark AME arrange for council speakers and to speak on airlift where the rubberized fabric you jump on is attached Magic's dalertse shlned by registering two The Rev, S. Timothy Prelz, pas- lead the monthly sessions which King and Good Friday com By Frank Hogan, USPTR shutouts. Samantha Morano,. Beth Gallagher Church, secretary-treasurer. mittees. Ephraim Isaac, an Ethiopian to a. circular frame of some material that bends Cranford boys Cranford girls tor of Osceola Presbyterian Pretz, 37, who served the past take place at local houses of wor- Tennis professional : . readily - like the material in a hula-hoop. Jump up and Andrea Rosenkrans played a strong solid ship on a rotating basis. He said Browne-Johnson, pastor of St. Jew who.is a visiting professor game and provided support to goalie. Chris- Church, Clark, has been named year as council vice president, has Mark's since 1982, is a member of and fellow in the department of In tennis the second revolution, the wide-body and down and see how high it propels you. Then Division 4 Division 5 tine Bender Who played well,In goal. Cranford Clergy Council president been '. with Osceola since April as president he hopes "to promote Near Eastern studies at Princeton revolution, is in ftill swing. • -' . •' change to a hard circular steel frame and the same for 1991-&2. He succeeds the Rev. a spirit of inclusiveness" in the the council's Martin Luther King ^afflJ>e}we^H^^ 1986 following a six-year tenure interdenominational organization. committee: She was also a found University, will be the guest -—Back-in the: late"?0s the first revolution took place AMERICANS 1, H. BRUNSWICK? ^jy^j .with English Prpshyfprian Church. Trring-aTternbePr^^ji&^hu: speaker Wednesday at the Green with the invention of the oversized racquet The hit- Who will benefit by buying a wide-body racquet If AMERICANS O, ROXBURV 8 MAOIC 5, IS. BRUNSWICK 0 ^Midget Episcopal Church, Marietta, Pa He~has served as a" ~ lfc ting area (square inches of string surface) increased you are a hard hitter and your main problem is lack The Cranford Americans finished a tough Magic In the final games of the season ove- The Rev. Douglas Miller, pastor ..member of the clergy council's University, Pretz earned his. mas- tions committee. Thursday at the Jewish Com- over 50 percent in one giant step. The tried and true of control - don't buy a wide-body. Instead con- season In the Olympian group Which was the rcame high temperatures arid humidity to win of Cranford United Methodist Good Friday and nominating ter's degree in .divinit--•-••••y studie- s The Rev. Arnold Dahlquist, pas- munity Center, Martine Avenue, toughest competition in the league with a .Group 2 of the Soccerama tournament. Magic from Gordon-Conwell Theological Wilson Jack Kramer wood racquet had 72 square centrate on learning how to stroke properly until you record of 2-7-1. : scored a toumarrient high 25 points • while , ELECTRIC TOADS 3, PINK PANTHERS 2 Church, was named vice president committees. tor emeritus of Calvary Lutheran. Scotch Plains. Both programs will inches of hitting areS; the new Prince racquet (there really improve your control before you even look at a All Cranford Soccer Club traveling tearns yielding zero. The Electric Toads ended their season with School in 1980. '••••., Church, will retire. June 30 as a 3-2 victory over the Pink Panthers. Goallo, , and the Rev. Alyson Browne- As councirpresident, Pretz will begin at7:30p.m.". i'**f - • • ... are still a few of those green ultra flexible racquets wide-body. Practice, study some good tennis/books, have broken up and new tearns have been In an offensive display four Magic players An avid golfer whtr*.'enjoys council treasurer after seven The lectures, sponsored by the formed to coincide .with the New Soccer scored against Piscataway. Becky Yayior Keith ShaW made Innumerable saves for the around) measured 110 square inches. The larger or take lessons to improve your game. On the other Panthers In the first'quarter. Mike VittJtoe star- woodworking, Pretz has been years' service. He plans to remain Jewish Federation of Central New hand, if you have pretty good control but not much Federation age guidelines going Into effect opened the scoring wtth a chip shot over the. married to the former Leanne string area immediately meant a large string area this (all. ... •- goalie's head.! Bethany Dlttmar,followed with ted it off for the Toads with a well kicked goal. active with the council arid re- Jersey on behalf of the Ethiopian power, you wijl find that a wide-body will im- Adam Augenrucker scored again for tho Cranford United Methodist "Lee" Evans for 15 years and has immediately meant a large increase in power. Why? her first of two goals on a determined effort by . cently accepted several special as- Rev. S. Timothy Pretz Rescue Special Fund. Just think of jumping up and down on a small mediately improve your game. If your average the goaf post. Devon Murray lit up the score- Toads with the first goal of his career, with an been a resident of Clark since signments. ground stroke now lands short in your opponents board by connecting on two consecutive assist from Peter Savigny. Toad offense was trampoline and then switching to a 50 percent larger sparked by Mike Estabrook, Lindsay Hegna, honors graduating seniors 1986. The couple is actively in- court you will find that a wide-body with the same breakaways on her way to a four-goal game. one. With the same effort you will rebound much Two seniors win Tracey. Mulvaney rocketed a shot past the ' Cheryl Hutchingsqn,. Lauren Hynes, Elizabeth volved in United, Marriage En- higher. Similarly a. tennis ball is propelled much .effort will propel the ball about six feet deeper into goalie as she moved up to score from the Sweeney and Bobby LaskoWskl. Playing well A Service of Blessing was con- LaGrace, and prepared by Elairm ccnter, a interdenominational further ofT.the strings of a larger racquet your opponents court athletic awards mldfleld slot. Also providing strong offensive for Panther offense was Kevin Plpchlck, ducted June 9 at Cranford United WinS- M^rtna McNulty, Shen mission designed to help married support from Lauren Stanley, Laura Johnston,. Despite fine efforts from Toads defense Ward, Carolyn Thomas, and the Then for about a dozen years manufacturers came Teenagers should learn with a wide-body as it is Methodist Church for the Class of : couples build a stronger marriage. Summer Enrichment Studies Can Mean 1 . Crartford High , School, seniors Lauren Zuravnsky and Nicole Starace.. Brian Snyder, Eric Lelsslng, Mark Keogh and Rev. Douglas Miller, pastor. As out with a dizzying array of frame materials, string the racquet of the future. A minority of female pros 1 , In game two, Magic routed a previously un- J,R. Frankel, Panther Joey DeAngells man- •91. . ••." '..' • - ' ' • . They have two children, Sarah, 11, George Schmidt smd Laurie Col- 1 patterns and with a myriad of sizes in between the and a very small minority of male pros have swit- defeated South Brunswick team. Devon Mur- aged to break through in the third quarter Seniors honored include Robert sisting with the breakfast were and Daniel, 8.r -; ' arussb have been recognized by ray scored her first of three goals on a sizzling wood racquet size and the first Prince racquet size ched to wide-body racquets. Most pros have more scoring for the Panthers. Panther forward Barrett, Kristin Dackermann, Eric Rob and Carolyn Thomas, Bill Miller, formerly council secre- the Athletic Merit Awards Prog- blast from the right side. Sweeper Shannon Jimmy Baker quickly booted In another goal and Carol Riley and Kath Riddle- than enough power; their'problem is control and Murray scored on a bullet from 25 yards out Dorninger, Thomas Gillespie III, tary, has been pastor of the Meth- (and with some even larger than 110 square inches). ram for excellence in physical bringing the score 2-2. In the final minutes of berger. Pearl Shupp prepared The Difference Between Night and Day Now we.are three and a half years into the second switching to a wide-body just increases their control while Nicole Pepe followed with a score from . the game, Toad Jeff Baumann came up from David Hofseth, Forrest Jones, Al- odist church since 1987.: He is a education and athletics, res- Inside the penalty box.. •..(..' materials and Mary Jane Perry member of the clergy council's revolution, the wide-body revolution. Whereas tjie problem. They have practiced thousands of hours pectively. mldfleld to break the tie. lison McKay, Janet Nelson, Chris- the Communion liturgy. Tom 1 and/have grooved their swings with their previous tine Pentland, Deborah Petz, Wil- ' ' • " '• I:.* '-• • . • first models of the 110-square-inch size were too The annual awards program, co- Ward assisted with the worship flexible and gave poor control, the first Wide-body racquets and it is very hard for them to change their .liam Riley, Heather Robinson and sponsored by the NJ. Governor's service. •...'; ••'••'•,•.' models were too stiff and caused many sore felbows. strokes to accommodate the additional power of the Kerry Williams. Vacation hours at Council on Physical Fitness and Following a breakjfest com- On the first Monday of every This Fall Manufacturers have been working feverishly to wide-body racquets. In another 10 years or so almost Sports and,,Fair Oaks Hospital, make wide-body racquets more user-friendly by all the pros will be using wide-bodies as they will munion service, the^ seniors re- month, church volunteers; help First Presbyterian Summit, honors high school seni- ceived a' personal blessing. The serve suppers at the Plainfield Summer-Schopj at making the racquets have better shock damping have been brought up on, theni; ors nominated by their schools. properties through more flexible frames and better . Dont look at an ad that announces a wide-body blessing segment of the service Church Soup Kitchen: Led bythe Summerjhours will begin Sun- Wgrdjaw-Hdrtridg© cushioning and shock absorbing systems in the that maximizes power,-control, maneuverability, spin Four final winners will be was designed by the education Miller, volunteers donate time day afia.~continue~throflgh Sept" 1 chosen later this month by a between 2:30 and'8 p.m. . can yield rich benefits for handles, throats and sides of the frames. and comfort then see it's on sale at a store on Route committee, chaired by Kathy at First Presbyterian Church. : committee of notable state resi- Mary Jane Perry, Dick Harper, Summer Sunday school-will begin your child when the regu Now what is a wide-body racquet and why is it 2? and rush out and buy it You will be investing a dents to: receive $1,000 scholar- better (or at least different) than its predecessors? lot of money and will be getting a racquet that will Lois-.and Dick Meyers,. Ken at 9 ja.m. and worship"services will lor schoolyear is underway.. ships to be presented at a cere- Kaiser; Betty Paterno, Pearl be held at 9 and 10:30 a.m.' Look at a wide-body racquet on a wall with the last a long time. Try out ms&y friends Wide-bodies mony in Trenton/ • • strirlgs facing you. The,frame tthe part of the racquet dnd-pr locate a good pro snap that has demos avail- :Shupp, Caroje and Bobby Daly, Gifts and memorials presented that surrounds the strings) will look much thinner to gbje. A very gpod, inexpensive (generally less than "We are happy to have an op- Marita and Kelly Boulos, Snik to the church in the past year will We offer enrichment studies for you and therefore wJUtoi iriiichnjors.. aerodynamic . .$50) wide-body is the wide-body Prirj^jj^lioiis pprturiity:. to acknowledge ;the Grove, Steve' Patton Jr., Dave Mil- be dedicated and! the chancel achievements and •dedication of :• service ler, Lou Kieeman, Pris Miller and grades 1 through 6 in Reading, Math- than ^previous racquets. Now turn trier racquet £KF 'wide-body is the successQfc=foc-theoia - best sefii^^ choir-wnl-nsingg an anthem^ degrees and you will be looking at the edge of the Prince Pro racquet It hqs a riice Combination of •]Vew Jersey students," said Wjil- Art Jennings volunteered June 3. honor of Founder's Day this week. errtqties -and-Gomput^s^qnd; frame and you will hot be able to see the strings. power, contrdl and comfort and I recommend it for iiam Howe, administrator at Fair Prospective volunteers for July 1 Summer Sunday. school will grefdes 7 and 8, courses in English, Math- The frame will be from 50 percent to over 100 per- all beginners and for recreational intermediate Oaks Hospital. "The young people for dealing should call the pastor or. the offer a flexible- curriculum with cent wider than pre wide-body racquets. This in- players. honored this year represent, a The Rev. Gary Wetzel, pastor, church office, 276-0936, .."• ematics and Computers. favorable balance between ac- outside guests and programs _creased_,widih_is how .they, derived:the,wide-body Next week: Onemore column on racquet, grip and With A Fist-Full of Savings will leac} a healing service with geared to the theme of peace- name. - ademic and physical pursuits;" string selection: ; _ - . . from REEL-STRONG Scripture reading in the church Summer program making. Clowns will be at school Senior high school students can review or accel- lounge following Sunday's 10;45 Wide-body racquets are much stiffer than previous this Sunday. •"". . • erate theirstudies in English. U.S. History I and II, Pre- racquets. This greater stiffness results in greater- Frank Hogan is the tennis instructor at Kean Col- RHEEM CENTRAL AIR-CONDITIONING a.m. worship service at Garwood to begin Tuesday For more information, call the power. Any deflection or bending of a racquet frame, lege and Cranford Svnmking Club. He. is available for Presbyterian Church. Pamphlets church office, 276-8440. . Algebra, Algebra I and II, Trig, Geometry, Pre-Calcu- throat or handle cuts down on power as it takes private or group: lessons on a: year round basis at A COOL $ about healing will t>e provided. "Summerama," a summer pro- lus, Calculus and Driver""Ed. Classes are also being away some of the power that is transmitted to the various court locations. For information call 276-7990 $1OOoo % 420 His worship service sermon at gram of Bible stories, songs,, ball. To understand this - again think of a trampoline .,, between 8 a.m. and 9 p.m. . . DEAL Off Will focus on "Praising God in games arid other activities, will July Bible school offered in English as a Second Language. Buy your • A Rhsem REBfATE : Son&" begin Tuesday at Kenilworth Rheem Central Central We are a Air CondHldnlng Gospel Chapel. Secret Singles' Air Conditioning participating dealer Registration for vacation Bible set at St. Paul's Unit In the P.S.E.&G. ••'••• .i • J Call today for registration information. . unit from school has begun for ages 3 Activities will take place from Zoning board OKs decks JBike shop slates WHh Uil* ad/Explrea 6/30/91 Air Conditioning Reel Strong 9:30 am. to,noon ev^ry Tuesday Registration has, begun for. vac- Rebate Program through eighth grade. Bible The Zoning Board of Adjustment, at its regular public hearing Mon- and Save stories/singing, games and crafts until Aug. 6 for youths ages 4 to ation Bihle school at St Paul's day, unanimously approved variances for several homeowners, allowing 10-mile bike race IIQBUCKSIII will be part of the activities from sixth grade at the chapel.: A United Church of Christ oTisspbnsor -SLa.rn.-tO-.noon June^j0jMy_5j-__ mothers' class with a Bible study The school, for children, ages 2 The approved variances involved, the following homeowners: James ing a 10-mile bike race for those Forbes An excursion to Camp Jphn- and crafts will be available wiQT ^oT^liC^^^iofl~of~fl^lh^g^ade^ and Lane Kalkstein, 49 Spruce St, to construct an. enclosed side deck; 16 and older. The race will begin sonburg will take place July 5 babysitting provided. will run from 9:30 a.m. to noon John Ryan, 27 Nomahegan Ct, to build a rear deck; Richard and Lynn at 8 a.m. July 4 in the' Cranford from 10 a.rri. to 3 p.m. An offering Summerama activities for sev- July 15to 19. "•..•- 1295 Inman Avenue > Edison, NJ 08820 • 908-754-1882 Kempinski, 605 Orange Ave., to construct a side deck; Martin and Doris enth to 12th grade? will be offered There is space available for 40 Business Park, behind the Days will be given for Septembers Billy l and there is no registra- Zatkow,,108(Glenwood Rd., to construct a rear| deck \ ;, .., r, Jna ,: . ,.. .•..,;. ; \,,.'. \-.._ ,„;.,,. GrahairYf Crusade at the- Meadv ."•"firom 6:30 t6^8!30«pjra> Thursdjays,'.,^ III ' '• The application,.ofAnthony.,eaponerowner of^injs^'tiafe-'&b JIN - -Safety helmets are'requir6d.r' ow 'lintil Aug; 8^1 Union Ave. ;*as to'be renewed ^theib^^rid^but the res- Registration fee of $3 is dueLby II ' infoffeafiol, I taurant owner a$ked for postponement Capbrie, seeking more time to June 30. Checks payable to Crah- | , 349 Lexington Avianue • Cranford * Si76.09idit> ' " 78M)X6o;;: prepare his application, is looking to expand his current restaurant to fordBike Shop may be sent to 43 llirioit Countp JkUcjiutts ©ircctorp next-door space. It is anticipated that this application will be reviewed Burnside Ave., Cranford. For r "•>•,: ;/;••„,•. bythe board at its July 15 meeting. more information, call 272-1676. rae board's next regular meetmg is scheduled for July 1. 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' AWWJFOR PEOPLE TO MEET PEOPLE DAVID BREARLEY HIGH SCHOOL *•«''•.••• Marianna Camllle Leonard Paul Christine Wade Chad Deomid Jason Llsette Thomas Petracca Pazlenza Pazlenza Peluslo Pennella Pope Qulnton Radzion Rapoport Ring Rodriguez :". / • ' Brian Sandra Rosanne Carol Cynthia Crlsta Mary Donald Jessica Randall Kelly Sedlak Semon Sileo Silver Smith Rydzewskl Sackett Sammet Saporlto Schrope Scotto William George Renata Jon Dennis Victor Mario Dawn Kenneth Shawanna Krlaten )uane Paula Strahlendorf Toal Marmarou McFarlarid Thomas Verno Vascardi, III Walck Williams Williams Wllllx Wrav Young Congratulations Congratulations BEST OF LUCK Best Best Wishes from Class of 1991 Wishes Glass of '91 S. SELTZER CLASS OF'91 To All CONSTRUCTION FLEXI-VAN The Graduates CORP. STUDIO OF Kathleen Estabrooks Dooley Funeral Home Saul & Sylvia Seltzer LUSIN6, INC. PHOTOGRAPHY Attorney At Law Funeral Directors: 'Your School Photographer" Fred H. Gray, Jr. j David B. Crablel William A. Doyle 524 South Ave. East 218 North Ave., W. 10 SO. MICHIGAN AVE. WesHleld -318 E. Broad St, 40 Sidney Circle KENILWORTH, N.J. 07033 Cranford Cranford Fred H. Gray, Jr., Mflr, 233-0143 Kenllworth George M. Elkas — 2*6-2277—- 246-5110 Kenllworth William A. Doyle, Mflr. 276-0092 908^964-5978— •\.., B-8 CRANFORD CHRONICLE Thursday June 20,1991 Thursday June 20, 1991 CRANFORD CHRONICLE B-9 Obituaries Grafts, food, entertainment Philip Jenkins Frederick Henderson Anastasia Brumer coming to downtown streets A day of music magic, foods .flreeTcand Vietnamese delicacies Philip E. Jenkins. 78. of Cran- ing are his wife, the former Hazel Frederick E. Henderson, 52, of tal Service in Rahway for seven Former Garwood resident An- Doris JViunzenmaier of Branch- and crafts has been niannoH ^«i.. x>u..__i u__*..*...__4. j_«/,t< Appelhans; two daughters, Phyllis plusn Bavarian bratwurst, spinacn h ford died Monday at Union Hos- Union, formerly a bartender in years. astasia Chomiak Brumer, 82, of burg and Patricia Meyer of For- Sunday by Cranford Chamber pf and cheese souffle and Louisiana- pital after a brief, illness. Kidwell of Anchorage, Alaska, and Cranford, died June 11 at Rahway Bom in Rahway, he' moved his Forked River died last Thursday ked River; three brothers, Andrew Dorothea Kimlicka of Cranford; Commerce for the first Cranford style shrimp jambalaya. Lighter Mr. .Tonkins had been a florist in : Hospital after a brief illness. farrnlv to Union 20 years ago in Community Medical Center. Chomiak of Sarasota. Fla.; Peter Arts and Crafts Festival two-stepchildrenr^Robert-Melloy 3 fare-wiH-be-available-alc ^for—many--years- MrrHenderson; hadbeen a bar-" was^a former member of Rahway Toms River, after a long; illnessr Chomiak^of;Cliffwood~Beach and :than~100 exhibitors fromsix states" before retiring in 1979. of Bradford, Cona, and Ethel tender at Essex House, Linden, •*• hot roast beef and, baked ham Elks Lodge 1075, Linden Moose Mrs. Brumer had been a floral Nicholas Chomiak pf Clark; five will exhibit and sell along S. sandwiches. Born in Littleton, Maine, he Hollbeck of Boyton Beach, Fla.; for 10 years and. the Rathskeller and a member of Honorary Poli- designer for Rekemeier's Flower sisters, Anna Kucher of Brooklyn, Union Avenue and Eastman lived in West Haven, Conn., and seven grandchildren and seven on Centennial Avenue for eight cemen's Benevolent Association Shop, Roselle, for 16 years, retir- N.Y., Eva Mclntyre of Westfield, Street from noonto 6 p.m. Children's activities include a Nashua, N.H., before moving to greatgrandchildren. years before buying Spanktown Local 31, Rahway. ing in 1984. Helen Homack of Garwood, noonwalk, sand artj bottles and Cranford two and a half years ago. Tavern in Rahway five years ago. Professional artisans will offer temporary tattoos made of veget- NOW ASPHALT^ : Surviving are his wife, the for- Born in Wilkes-Barxe, Pa., she Francis Duda of Linden and jewelry made of silver, bronze He was a member of First Meth- Private graveside services were An all-state pitcher for Rahway mer Olga Iannarilli; a son,had lived-in Garwood for many Lovey Terbecki of Toms River; . ahd gold, quilts, marionettes, ori- able dye JOIN THE FAMILY FUN odist Church, West Haven. held this week in Milford, Conn. High School in 1956, he later was Frederick Jr. at home; and three years before moving to Forked and five grandchildren. ., ginal designer clothing, furniture Admission and parking are free AT FLEMINGTON SPEEDWAY His first wife, the former Dor- Arrangements were by Gray inducted: into the school's Athletic . brothers, Robert of Linden, Barry River last year. Memorial Funeral Home: \ and Victorian bed and bath dec- atithe municipal lot at South and in 19fi3-Surviv- Hall of Fame. Upon graduation. and-Bruce, both of Rahway. Her hushand, Joseph, riipri in Services were held Monday at oratnr items JLtt date is ARE YOU BORED OF tHE MOVIES he had signed a professional Funeral services . were held 1971- Surviving are two daughters, Layton's Home, Forked River. Musical and street entertain- June 30. Exhibit space is sold but —~ OR GOING OUT TO'PINNER?? contract as a pitcher for the New Friday at the VanderHoven ment wijl feature the Dixie All- For more; information call The DO SOMETHING EXCITING - COME TO Angelina Lummino York Yankees and played in the Chapel, Rahway, with arrange- Stars, strolling .troubadour-, and Advertising Alliance, 996-3036. THE STOCK CAR RACES ATfLEMINGTON SPEEDWAY minor leagues for two years bef- ments by Corey & Corey Funeral. Mary Ann Guering EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT - 6 P.M. ahawkin; .two daughters, Angie master storyteller Tony Hughes Angelina Dessino Lummino, 71, ore a shoulder injury ended his Home, Rahway. Memorial dona- who will perform Irish folk songs, SATURDAY - JUNE 22 - 6 P.M. Sunday 12 - 6 DM or Ke.nilworth died Friday at DiFabio of Fanwood and Donna baseball career. He then worked, Mary Ann Mango Guering, 62, of vivors include her-' husband, tions may be made to Rahway Garwood died June .12 at the a demonstration by Valley 1 COMPLETE SHOW PLUS TQ MIDGETS home after a brief illnessi , . Strom of Springfield; three as a mail carrier for the U.S. Pos-.' First Aid Squad. Joseph; a son, Willard of Dune- 'LINDEN 5 PLEX ME brothers, Anthony Dessino of home of daughter Roseanne Hen; a daughter, Kathleen Shows Squares of Watchung, Westfield * * FUTURE SUPER SHOWS * * Admission School of Dance, hypnotist Ty 400 NO. WOOD AVE. • 925-9787 Along South Union Avenue Born in Plainfield, Mrs. Lum-.Cranf6rd, Steven Dessino of For- Damon of Milford, Pa of Linden;: two. brothers, Harry WEDNESDAY - JULY 3rd - 8 P.M. ©Parking mino moved to Kenilworth 50 ked River and Dominick Dessino Caroline Seaman Born in Newark, Mrs, Guering Mango of Myrtle Bleach, S.C., and Kralin and psychic Marc Sky. Dying CltyV. ' RACE OF CHAMPIONS QUALIFIERS FOR BOTH years ago. She was a member of lived in Dunellen before moving Nicholas Mango of Hewitt; and The exhibitor list includes ..ASPHALT MODIFIEDS AND STREET STOCKS Fine Arts •Crafls of Kenilworth; two sisters, Phil- 1 Young R Slickers EXPECT TO. SEE THE LARGEST FIELD OF STREET STdCKS- St. Theresa Church where a pmena Snediker of Plainfield and Former Granford resident Car- of 58 years, Albert; two daughters, to Garwood 20 years ago. She was four, grandchildren. ._ Perth Amboy painter Rose Lavin- PG-13 EVER AT FLEMINGTON funeral Mass was offered Tues- Nancy Mastrogiuseppe of Denver; oline M, Seaman, 84, of Rochester, Caroline Schultz of Rochester and a member of Garwood Presby- Services were held Saturday at Cprti and Pennsylvania water- fety Food •.Entertainment day. . Colo.; and five grandchildren. N.Y;, died June 10 at home after a Barbara-;'Randall of San Fran- terian Church. J.C. Prall Inc. Funeral Home, colorist Andy Smith. Alain Jeffrey SATURDAY - JULY 6th - 6 P.M. Rocketeer Backdraft TRIBUTE TO TAS '••- DEDICATION OF THE AL TASNADY HALL PLUS COM- Arrangements were by Mas-brief-illness. • cisco; and four grandchildren, In addition to Mrs. Danion, sur- Roselle. will feature unique design folding Surviving are /her husband, snack tables, hand-crafted from PQ PLETE SHOW AND TRIPLE TWENTIES. KD BY: CDANTODD Thomas, a son, Salvatore of Man* tapeter Suburban; Roselle Park. Born in New Bedford, Mass., Mrs. Seaman had lived in Cran- Services were held last Thurs- solid oak. Other craftspeople will WATCH EVERY WEEK ford for many years before moving day at Paul W. Harris Ina, Fune- display and sell handwoven sten- Don't Tell Mom — Patricia Marcella recently to Rochester, Before ral Home; Rochester. Memorial ciled fabrics, porfelained papier- the Baby Sitter is Dead Miller Genuine Draft Modified Country . Roindat© • EXIT 136'.oFf GSP „,, retiring shfc^had worked as a re- donations may be sent to St Paul . mache baskets, handknit sweaters PG-13 USA Cable TV Series 6/30/91 . FOR INFO CALL (908) 996-3036 . Alliance Surviving are her husband, tail salesperson for various dep- Volunteer Ambulance, 433 Cooper and handmade jewelry and cloth- Matineo Daily — . Patricia Courtney Marcella, 69, artment stores in the area. •.:' Road, Rochester 14617 or to Cen- ing. R0inE31FtEMINGTOM,W of Kenilworth died June 11 at Joseph; two sons, Joseph of Keni- Home Alone „„ lworth and Robert of • Jackson Survivors include her husband . terville (Mass.) Public Library. Nineteen food vendors will 908/782-2413 1 MILE NORTH OF REMINGTON CIRCLE Union Hospital after a brief il- serve Chinese^ Polish, Italian, PG lness. Township; a daughter, Patricia of '. Born in Jersey City,. Mrs.. Mar- Hillside; a •sister, theresa^MiHs of Eight hours is a long time to stand if you're too t ?• cella mbved to Kenilworth 37 Toms "River;, and • two; grand- tired to do '"anything-1 after-work".It's really a children. ; years ago. She was a member of D#DlCATfep f O l conflict. ; . ; ...... '.';'••',.••'./ '; V StrTheresaehurch\vherStThehurch\vhere--ae - ---Arrangements—were—by__Mas^__ V •:• funeral Mass was offered Friday. tapeter Suburban, Roselle Park. 5^rTTalllTart7df"iriS^Ur^tarfdln gravity. Now you can wear support. Jobst- Strldette® support pantyhose are high fashion FOR INFORMATION REGARDING THESE RESTAURANT PAGES Eugene Price pantyhose with just the right amount of counter- pressure to help you fight gravity..; Eugene Price, 55, of Cranford 'INfutley. '.. Wear a pair of Stridettes tomorrow and died last Thursday in his home Surviving are his wife, the for- after a long battle with cancer, mer Irene Barr; a daughter, be supported In style. Finally, someone MICKI PULSINELLI Mr. Price had been a partner for Lauren of New York Cityjjwo FUNERAL DIRECTORS made support pantyhose that are elegantly 26 years of Astro Tool and Mach- ; ; ; : sons, Larry of Oak Ridge ahd beautiful. : : :• . AT - :. -'. " • " ine Co., Rahway, of which he was Gary of Westfield; his mother, FRED HL GRAY, JR. a founder. Sylvia of Long Beach, N.Y.; a DAVID B. GRABffiL Born in Queens, N.Y., Mr. Price brother, Allen of\Howe!l Town- lived in Union before moving to ship; a sister, Helene Epstein of WILLIAM A. DOYLE 968-5700 Cranford 20 years ago. He was a Manhasset, N.Y.;.,and two grand- PAULETTE J. CRABffiL member of the Lilien Family daughters. Circle, Livingston,' B'nai B'rith Services were held Friday at —i—.—.—, .—^.^—._*— Beth-El, both of Cranford. He also orial. donations may be sent to WESTFIELD: 318 East Broad St., Fred H. Gray, Jr. Mgr. 233-0143 was a director and, past officer of Overlook. Hospice, 99 Beauyoir CRANFORD: 12 Springfield Ave., William A. Doyle, Mgr. 276-0092 Open Mon.-Sat. 8:30 a.m. to 10 p.m. the North Jersey Mustang Club, Ave., Summit * V • OPEN SUNDAY 9-2 660 Middlesex Ave. $*§ Locations to Serve You! Metuchen, N.J; Nurse hoiiored The" 54^-2040 Karen Folinusz of Crinford is Fresh and on^ of .15 staff ltiembers at Over- Cooked Seafood C A T E R E R S look Hospital who received Nurs- has This Week's Special ing Excellence Awards. Winners ^PETE'S Off Premise Catering Lunch served Monday thru Saturday 11:30 am to 4:00 pm were chosen by their, colleagues *.-*\ OO Thursday and Friday try our Luncheon Buffet and were awarded their citations Kids In Dis^ry Su *1 OFF Picnics $ at a recent day-long program to AC A Accr«dlt«d Day Camp FISH MARKETS A BOX OF Graduations ..95 :'.. mark National Nurses Day. JULY-AUGUST 24 FRIED SHRIMP Pool Parties 6' all you can eat 3 & 6 WEEK SESSIONS 469-9570 (Ufaty SxduMvtfy to Dinner served Monday thru Sat. 4:00 to 11:00 p.m. , 6/19/9t-8/26/91 Call for Information • ••••• .AGES 5-13 '...'.• . 716 Union Ave. 1047 U.S. Route 22 East - Sunday aoo to. 11:00 EDUCATIONAL & RECREAfOHAL A&P Shopping Center Mountainside, NJ 07092 Prices 'ranging frorn $7.95 to $14.95 TRIPS, ARTS, CRAFTS, SPORTS I \ f Mine Rd., Bildgewater, N.J. 722-2680 SWIMMING, SKATING, BOWI.ING Middlesex, NJ (908)233-3040 Prime Ribs of Beef—Our House Specialty Free Door To Door Transportation Within Union County' 205 E. 2nd St. 111W. 2nd, Ave. - LIVE ENTERTAINMENT THURSDAY THRU SUNDAY - 654-9494 Plainfield , NJ Roselle, NJ ENROLLMENT lIMITED^pLEASE CALL EARLY 756-1656 241-5990 YOUR PROFESSIONAL HOMETOWN BUILDER T SPECIALIZING IN: .•^•••••••••t •#••••• i«****i«*a«i . jr wv ww ww ir v v^ir w v v ^ • Room additions, add-a-levels, kitchen * 1 expansions, dormers and great rooms... ^^^^^ • Offering an EXTERIOR SHELL -. FENCES byDiPasquale program for the do^lt-yourselfer.. : • Architectural Blueprints with all •PROFESSIONAL INSTALLATIONS . POSTS . Bedmln8ter. N.J. 07921 >!••••»«»•«*•*• *mm Caring & Courteous Service to the >.• •'*•-••• • * June 28 7:30 pnvt0:30 pm Subscription Rates *n *$k? \< BkikikiwikAik A ik ik ik ik ik A ik ik ik ik ik A i7 June 29 9:00 am-8i30 pm deMA^ Since 1913 Payable In Advance and i ^ VHi? <. K , , % are Non-Refundable IN COUNTY . St. Helen's Church • Enclosed is my check for.$'. Q1 Year $20 1600 Rahway Ave., Westfield' :Q 2 Years $34 Westfield 1 • 3 Years $45 Try Our Everyday 908-233-8757 • My charge card #__ 556 Westfield Avenue IN NEW JERSEY WINE BEER 233-0255 . • Visa • MC Exp.. • 1 Year $24. ,.,' Lunch Specials Joseph F. Dooley D 2 Years $39 • 3 Years $55 Specialty Burger Platter & Fries Manager .. Signature '. The New Owner of Cheers Doesn't OUT OF STATE •••.-•... or •-•••• Italian Style Sausage Sandwich • All Beef Hot Dogs • 1 Year $27 Think Ladies Should Pay NAME. Quiche du Jour with Soup or Salad Steak Sandwiches • Grilled Marinated Chicken Cutlets Make a new D 2 Years $45 Includes Glass of Wine or Seer More than 751 for Draft Beer & Wine • 3 Years $60 ADDRESS. $C25 SUBMARINE SANDWICHES Mon-Thurs @ The TSird Bar friend through Single Copy - 50« Your Choice . %J #. COUPON COUPON ''Introductions." + Senior Citizens * hnv %(M(a ((•(• V"W1 tavlVv pi^^a* ^BI^WP PJW BP^^^ ^^^^w ^^^^Gi ^p^^M ^p^p^l ^^^^^ ^^f^^ ^^^^^B 1 We offer senior citizens a, $3.00 dis- .ZIP. , Buy On© Plr^fier Entm t FREE V FREE count off our one year subscription rates: There Is no discount for the TELEPHONE.. two and three year rates. If you are a I Sandwicwhen you h i i med. Soda I Turn to Cranford senior citizen, place your medicare i when you purchawo r •• ^ih 218 North Avenue no. In the space below ahd take $3.00 off the one year rate. (up to a $3.50 valtM) I Classified 276-0255 • '' • .''•'...,:•,'•.. .. •.'•.. Medicare no.. : I Francis J. Dooley Jr. section Manager j .••"• OPEN MONDAY thru SATURDAY 10 am to 8 pm Publlitwrt a. Sonufwl U«« B-10 CRANFORD CHRONICLE Thursday June 20,1991 Thursday June 20,1991 CRANFORD CHRONICLE B-ll After Dark Presents WEEKENQ DINNER SPECIALS LIVE BAND EAST CHINA BOBBY & MARY'S vENTERTAINlWENT 318 William St., Piscatavvay INN-CREDIBLE ORDER OVER $25.00 FriV&Sat's I ORDER OVER $15.00 752-4474 SundaV*Wednesday Nights I RECEIVE FREE QUART OF RECEIVE STEAMED OR Each Special Includes: Soup, Salad, Coffee & Dessert 24 oz. Charbroiled For Your Entertainment IWONTON OR EGG DROP SOUP FRIED DUMPLINGS Sc Dancing Pleasure • OR 2 EGG ROLLS FREE > TURKEY w/STUFFING ...... : :.„....„ '...... ^.:.:.....: $7.95 Delmonico Steak KIDS EAT FREE TWH0LEFBESH LOBSTER:. . _ — -TtlTEMENU — LUNCH SPECIALS • $3.95 • WITH SOUP, EGO ROLLft FRIED RICE $9:95 srvecTExcIosively on :00 P.M. Also Enjoy Regular Dirj/ier Menu Delicious Chinese Food Eat In & Take Out our new Cafe Mena Monday Nights Every Tuesday Thursday Nights gS from 5 pm-10 pm Szechuan, Hunan & Cantonese Cuisine S.' '«'•> All-You-Can-Eat PRIME RIB All-You-Can-Eat BABY BACK Middlesex Shopping Ctr. NI6NT BARBECUED 732 Union Ave. (201) 302-1881/ RIBS $7.95 CHICKEN FOR INFORMATION REGARDING THESE RESTAURANT PAGES Middlesex, NJ 1882 W , = CALL —— '———^ MICKI PULSINELLI Park Ave. & Ron! Street the only place for rlba Scotch Plains 7761 South Washington Avenue, Piscataway AT • •• • .. • 3224224 '~ >*.•>. 968-5700 C O U N f R Y CLUB FOR INFORMATION REGARDING THESE RESTAURANT PAGES ' CALL MICKI PULSINELLI TAJ MAHAL \romaii(Mlis • "••. . ' : • . •••• •• AT: •.••••••••..• • • 7 R I S T O R A N T E . {———-—-'COUPOExotic IndiaN -—————*in Cuisini e 968-5700 S LUNCH OR DINNER SPECIAL j Buy 1 Entree and Receive 2nd Entree at U(i(c/iiiMi; I'VJoiMi/di'/is BUY ONE ENTREE Rt. 31, Clinton, NJ 908-735-4200 Lunch Buffet VVed,-Thurs.-Frl. GET SECOND ONE FREE! This weekly column Is devoted 11:30-2:30 is-'.,. Lunch: Monday-Saturday • to sharing with you, our readers, 5:00-10:00 the differeni kinds of delightful, (MIUMT: ' Sunday-Thursday At Equal or Lesser Value delicious cuisine In our area. Friday & Saturday 5:00-10:30 with this ad Rartlao M»lt——13TSpo«dwell;Av8. •Rt. 204 S. S<5m»fvllle • Morrlgtown 526-3695 285-9463 M IEDIT CARDS ACCEPTED ' •.•.:•'. •'.".•.•.: DISCOVER FIN 5 Hours Open Bar "^ sv Cock-tall Hour -"^ 7 Course'Uinnei1.. ^M 1 : 1 :i i ITALIAN DINING ^••••••,- ":Vi:*'' ?..' '-'; : » Rt. 206 South tk-red Wedding Cake t«i\l SANGENNARO Hillsborough Silver C.indclahr.n and JKIowers Flaming Jubilee Shrn*-, Private Hridal Offer Expires 7-31-91 Good Up To Parties of f> ITALIAN RESTAUftANT & PIZZERIA 359-0088 Rooms, White Glove Service ' Tuesday Friday only 2239 SOUTH CLINTON AVENUE Open 7 Days ^FROM : 15'V, Gratuity Added To Chock Before Deductions 95 ''•.'• K \. at SOUTH PLAINFIELD, NJ. Good For Dinner Only Serviii" Sunclav Hmnch onlv-8- THE BLACK HORSE DSTN 1985 Rt. 22 West. Scotch Plains. N.J. 07076 908-756-8293 i-VnZ f. Your Hosts: The Vicci's, Engels, Stones A bountiful display of delicious food expertly A lot of pizzerias are serving more these days then just pizza and and Tolls invite you to take Advantage prepared by our fabulous Chefs and displayed with " 908-322-9595 sandwiches. Several have added a moderate size menu and are now culinary artistry. The best seafood th's side of any ocean. mmm mmmmj<\mm mmm «_ .COUPON mmmumm<2m «-_*.»_ • Monday • A]) you can eat Prime Rib $$.95 (Noxt to McDonalds) offering .full dinners. And why not! With te economy being the way it is, * Tuesday • All you can eat Pasta's $7.95 Mouthwatering salads & Platters - Splnach.Gravalox, people are looking for bargains when they dine.out.: If the food is .^at SATURDAY NIJES T^ca^ calamari, 12 in.all, good and the price is right, they can continue to eat out, as in the c • Wednesday * All you can eat Chicken & Ribs $9.95 past, but at a much lower cost. ! . ' ^ ^° Couples Niielll **J*o(,6[ FOR ELEGANT Cold Seafood Station: Crab legs, New Zealand IS NO Several months ago I wrote about such a place in Somerville. This >e TREAT ANOTHER COUPLE TO DINNER FREE Join us in pur cafe for Mussels & oysters on the Half Shell, 5 zesty Stations to tempt .you week's column is devoted to one.I found in. South Plaihfield; The. PUHCHASE. YOUR TWO ENTRIES AND RECEIVE THEItfiWOTWO ENTREES * Wednesday - Saturday Live Entertainment No Cover . Saute Station includes Mussels in Green Sauce .Pasta. Chef George's narrje of the restaurant and pizzeria is San Gennaro. It is located in a SEAFOOD BUFFET Shrimp Scampi, and more. strip mall on South Clinton Avenue. * Sunday - 8:00 New York original COMEDY Show Chef Carved Prime Ribs, TuAeys, Ham, Umb Carving Station: Roast Prime of Ribs .Although it is both a pizzeria and restaurant, the two, pperatlons are :.. FREE -••. . Shrimp, dams, Venrea: Table & Fresh Fruit & Roast Turkey, Roasted to perfection, Carved to your order. 20th Anniversary Celebration I irj,separate rooms. To get to the.restaurant ypu must first walk into the/ yk WILL ofoiucrTHE fwo.frjtbeES OF lessen VALUE FROM YOUR CHECK. ;. plus Opa-Opa Drink. (ifipieria and then go. Jhrough. 5yvingir4g.49°r5* •$.MSi^p^H'tidbe,$0£* I Chafing Dishes Include our famous Seafood Newburgh, Specials: Forbes tf-Ofljy; 12 table,s,;£>ut tastefully decorated with- ceiling, J^s> • beige^'n'd? Reserve S ^ *| 95 stearnqriiittle Necks, Crabmeat Au Cratin, Mixed Vegetables, r ! 1 Mon.> NiY. wliite walls7 a dark tile.floor:and linen tablecloths. •""' . '."SiyJ VOUBLE TREAT NITES aiipittee Early Mt X. Per Person ' ' " - •: "Ride, 10 pish6s tb excite the palate " ' '•""" off Oat one The menu is basic Italian, but the prices are much lower than most IN OUR I.DUNCi: WED/THURS LADIES NITES: DAILY SPECIALS INCLUDE: Desserts' for the sweet tooth, Rice Pudding, Black Horse Inn sundae Tues. —10 oz. Prime Rib includes, restaurants. Appetizers and salads, 11 in all, include baked clams. k Any bottled Soup & Sandwich Mania INOURLQUNGE:5P.M.-11PM pf wine L*FREE< SHRIMP COCKWL SOUP A CHIlDRtNS $795 Every Wednesday 1[ 8. P«r P^sdn unlimited Salad Bar & Potatoe "1971 price", ($4.95) an aritipasto ($5.50) or a tossed salad ($2.25). There are 10: r\KH'V CHOOSE FfipU A LAI1C£ S S1 SMAD BAR. OIW OPA DRINK Mt'NU \ pasta dishes ($6.95) for fettuccini Alfredo to $4.50 for spaghetti or ziti 1 'POPULAR'DPINKS ^ / UNL.J, • sELECHOtoOFYOUHFAVOniTE S 95 'Not valid on Holidays."" 1 with tomato sauce), and eight baked pasta choices (gnocchi for; $4.95 (IJQ95/ 'SANDWICHES.. • 3 ' APPETIZER SELECTION 'ark & Mountain Avcs., Scotch Plains (90S) 322-7726 Wed. — 1 Ib. Top Sirloip...... :...... $H Q95 and lasagna for $5.50). . , T MOM. THHUFRlDAVll!3O-2;pOP.M. S495 DINNER SPECIAL :•'•','•• Entrees include six veal dishes- ($7.50 to $8.95), three choices of Thurs. — Prime Rib ...... 5"jj Q95 chicken ($6.59 to $7.95), two eggplants (parmigiana for $6.5.0 and THURSDAY NITES: 6-9 P.M. FRIDAY NIT£S: 6-9P.M. follatini for $6.95), and sausage and peppers ($6.50). Entrees are PRIME RIBS SHRIMP BUFFET GRRNO BUFFET Friday-N,Y. Strip Steak & Shrimp served with your choice of spaghetti, ziti or tossed salad. Choose from over 35 different iioms Choose from over 35 different items :. »ibM Per Person Scampi .,..; $HJ 095 In addition, there are eight seafood platters from mussels marinara ADULTS •12" CHILDREN or white Or red dam sauce ($6) to shrimp scampi for $7.50. The 10iUNDEflJ6" (Children 10 4 under '5") Uve Entertainment highest item on the menu is a combination.platter of shrimp, calamari, . Sunday — Senior Citizen's Day dams; mussels and scungilli for $11.50. All of the seafood platters are Banquet Facilities (or Weddings Your Hosts: 'SAMPONG served with spaghetti. . Prime Rib 12 pm-5pm...L...... $g95 • V and other special occasions Sal Venezla & Patrick McLaughlin THE BLACK HORSE INN Diners can also order large or small pizzas ($6,75 to $5.75 plain and availablefor up to 200 persons. R6ute 24 IVfendham, NJ (201) 543-7300 $8 to toppings), calzones ($3), strornboli ($3,50 to. $7.75), and a host Plus tax& GtatultM Reservations Suggostod (908) 561-2722 Order From Our Butcher Shop: of hot or cpld sandwiches. . 2991 Hamilton Blvd ', So Plamliold (OH Routo 287) >MOUR My husband and I shared an order of zuppa di mussels ($4.95) for SPECIALS: Happy Hour «Mon. thru Fri. 430-6 30 an appetizer, I'm glad we shared this, because there was more than a Ground Sirloin $049 All popular cocktails $2 00/ Complementary Appetizer Buffet dozen mussels served in a good marinara sauce. A whole order would Patties -rr-. -fto- be too much for one person. The hot Italian bread, served at each NEW MENU Boars Head $069 , table, was perfect for dipping in the sauce. , : Hot Dogs — In between appetizers and our entrees we were-.sBtved,a compli- For that special occasion or a simple dinner our. enjoy public dining w our mentary dish of garlic toast. They were so good that if we continUed-to private country club setting overlooking the fairwaysand[mountainsbeyond. To Order From.Our Butcher Shop eat all of them, we Wouldn't have room for our meals. Call 755-2575 My husband's entree was eggplant rollatini for $6.95. This consisted OCONNORS of two pieces of eggplant, stuffed with ricotta cheese and served in an APPETIZERS SANDWICHES N' AH HOUit 708 Mountain Blvd. excellent tomato sauce. He ate a lot pf Italian bread with this meal. Ragout of Wild Mushrooms Ironwood Burger— My choice of the night, the combination platter for $11.50, was first Watchung rate. All of the seafood was fresh, not overcooked, and delightfully inPuffPastiy...... '. .$4.95 Choice of Toppings. . . $5.50 tasty. I couldn't finish ail of it, It must have been the garlic toast. •- •; Chilled Jumbo Shrimp, Classic Steak Sandwich... . . $8.95 755-2565 For dessert we both hiad homemade tiramisu. This Item Is becoming . Cocktail Sauce...... $6.50 a favorite of my husband. Because it's extremely light, It is a perfect 14:?'.:/ v way to end, an evening of dining. • Roasted Tri-Color Peppers If you visit San Gennaro, say hello to the friendly owners. Maurice with Fresh Mozzarella.. .$4.75 .ENTREES Piccolo, who bakes the pizza, will be the first one to greet you, while MM, Anthony Abltloni, who does the cooking, will surely visit your table Live Entertainment -SOUPS- Medallions of Veal ——Wednesday through Satunlaj' ~ Ironwood...... $15.95 Gazpacho Cup $2.50 Bowl$3.50 Brook Trout CHINESE REStAURANf Louisiana Corn and Crab Chowder Sauteed with Crabmeat This column Is detlfjnMi to acquaint our reader* Cup $2.50 Bowl$3.50 20 oz. Delmonico 3221 Route 27, Franklin Park ' with dining spots In the arcs. It Is not Intended a* a critique. and Lemon Butter. $14.75 French Onion Soup Bowl $3.25 Grilled Breast of Chicken with (Formerly A-kitchen) Qosemaiy-Mustard Crust... $10.75 Steafc.-11.95 I Somerset SALADS M Presents Napoleon of Crab and Jronwood Warm Chicken Lobster •.". $19.00 •'* * * * Buffet Princeton Packet )E LUXE SEAFOOD BUFFE Pbund Cobstdrs... 12.95 Uncle Ebeneizer Hog says after PIGGING OUT on Salad.,:'. $6.50 Grilled Filet Mignon. Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays, while supplies last. • *i*Home News Buckets of Ribs at EBBETS: "Those ribs are so good, Fresh Clams - Shrimp • Oysters Clubhouse Shrimp Wild Mushrooms..... Petite $13.75 Numerous Salads and Crab Salad $6.95 Regular $18.50 I didn't even SQUEAL when I had to pay. . ' Relishes & Appetizers Happy Hour! MONGOLIAN BAR-B-Q ' Scungili & Calamari All entrees are accompanied by an and 16 item Buffet & Salad Bar All You Can Eat Fruits -Cheeses - Herrings Ironwood salad rice or potatoes Mondav-Pridav 5-7 Prime Rib & Ham Carved to Order and garden fresh vegetables LUNCH 11:30-2:00 DINNER 5:00-9:00 B.B.Q. Spareribs " Mon.-Fri..,..., ...... $6.95 Mdn.-Thurs $11.95 DOWNSTAIRS AT Sat.-Sun $8.95 Frl., Sat. a Sun. $13.95 Shrimp in Beer Batter LUNCHEON ' BRUNCH DINNER Children under 8...... $6.95 Paella - Pasta - Chicken & Others Monday through Saturday Sunday Tuesday through Sunday Assorted Desserts & Coffee (908) 297-2882 •297-9879 Victor Bmna Executive Chef Included with Dinner COUPON ' " "1 *'. All Hems subject tp availability $16.9*5 Adult 932 South Avenue, West, Westfield, NJ| $7.95 Children under 10 IRONW(D)D Call to S«a What Day RESTAURANT 10* OFF | Today 1.1 WaAhMyt . plus tax & gratuity (908)654-9700 Party & Group Reservations up to 60 at Basking Ridge Country Club I CMONIN. I Oh Our Menu I -ENTERTAINMENT-i 76&8200 Main Street k. Quality Inn* I Ijat-in or Take Out Expires 7/6/9jl: — OoWenOldlei Spinner 560-4700 Whitchouse Saturday, June 22 185 Madisorwille Road Basking Ridge. New Jersey 07920 ' and June 29 Somerset Convenient^ located 'A mile from Route 287 OUR REGULAR MENU a TAKE OUT SERVICE ALSO AVAILABLE 11850 Easton Ave. I Open 7 Days, . . ,.'.,•' Major Credit Oards Honored 908-534-4611 —r:{— M ! June 20,1991 —Union County ClassitW-.- B-12 GRANFORD CHRONICLE Thursday June 20,1991 Forbes Newspapers FOR INFORMATION REGARDING THESE RESTAURANT PAGES • '"•..' • . CALL : • •'/• •• .: . . : . JyilCKI PUi-SINELLl AT O N N E T I O N tntroducihg... 908-231-6610 PATUUQ'S COACH N' PADDOCK Conca D'Oro OR TOLL FREE IN NEW JERSEY Union County GREENHOUSE RESTAURANT ROUTE 71 (EXIT 121 4 MHII Will it CLINTON. K.J. "Introductions" i NORTH VOSSELUR AVE. • IOUND BROOK 201-735-7889 FESTIVAL A Way for People to Meet People 356-2692 • 356-9888 1t800*334«0531 edition ;_\U . • LUNCH • DINNER •COCKTAILS LOBSTER FEST See page 10 AND DKVIVER !• WEDDINGS • BANQUETS •PARTIES FOR ALL OCCASIONS Whole M.une I. BUICK 79 PARK AV- CHEVY 68 BEL-AIR— CHEVY 88 IROC CAM- DID>YOU . FORD' 86 EXP- Like SERVED DAILY Soup. Snhd. !':: ENUE— as is, needs bat- or Potato. Coti no good running condition, ARO- Metallic grey, P/ KNOW..; -new, runs'great, sunroof, EARLY BIRD SPECIALS Friday Night Dancing tery or alternator, fair reliable transportation, windows & doors, cruise, that an ad In this local all power, cruise, tilt, 7.95 and Down AUTOS condition.: Black/ velour $300/BO. Call 561-1343 AM/FM cass w/equalizer, paper also goes into 14 $3000 or best offer. Call Starting.at 5;,00 . 'June .21.— The Coachman FOR SALE Interior. $300. 756-4279 leave message. • 350 Tuneport, remote car other local papers? Reach 356-0592 after 5pm. - • BUY WHERE Wed.-Sun. ' June 28 — Bud Beavers & Elaine 2ND LOBSTKR BUICK 79 REGAL- CHEVY 76 CORVETTE- alarm. Excel cond. Asking over 140,000 households FORD 87 MUSTANG black w/gray interior, canary yellow w/brown all $8400. Tom 968-6874 or with one call I -GT— 5.0, 53K ml., black, . 4 BANQUET ROOMS .^ CHEVY 79 CAMARO- 3 238-6565 (W). 1-800-334-0531 > $ Spd. 6 cylinder, PS, light many options, P/w,|ndows, leather Int, 49K prig, 5 speed; AM/FM cassette, Twilight Dining 95 I OTHER SPECIALS l.XDEIi '11 JVC^ AM/FM cass.. miles, mint cond, asking Weddings •Anniversaries •Reunions 4 COURSE DINNER 4:00-6:00 II . blue,.white Interior. Good $8000/BO. Call 526-2361, 1 equilizer, etc. $1200. $8900. Must sacrifice. CHEVY 89 BERETTA DODGE 78 ASPEN- FORD 88 MUSTANG- 4 rnrnil\ Dinin/; til Kfii+tmiililr I'rin -' condition. $850. or BO.Runs good.'Call 707-9742 . • Bridal Showers • Retirements 12:00- 908-685-0156. 0311968-1276, GT- 2.8 V6, 5 speed. Gpod iCondltlpn, no cyl;, fully equipped, Ask- fil Somerset St. North Plninfu'ld or 526-7031. , CHEVY 76 CORVETTE— 31.5K mi. PS. PB, AC.dents, running well, ing $5700/BO. Call 241- Sunday Brunch 3:00 BUICK 80 REGAL- 6 L-82 350, all numbers AM/FM stereo cass, 91manual, no air, 6 cylin- 4199 leave message. ACURA 89 INTEGRA match,, white' w/black door locks, P/wlndows'. ders. $350 BO. Call 908- Every Fri. & Sat. Nite in LS— 3 door hatchback, cylinder, likq new, AC, FORD 89 ESCORT GT- 00 756-7310 PS/PB., 2 door sport, red, leather int, excel cond, electric trunk release, rear 874-6406. black, 5 speed, sporty & \ Sunday Dinner 12:00-9 39K miles, 5 speed, AM/ $900b/BO. Days 245- window defroster. EXCELLENCE VBOBDILEO white landau top; 88K DODGE 84 ARIES- 4 economical. Cruise,: AM/ FM tape, sunroof,, alarm, 1260; eves 257^820 tilt, cruise, great cond. miles, $i2507BO. Call $10,000 FIRM. 908-574- door, 4 cyl, auto, AC, PS, FM cass, sunroof, custom We Give $10,500. Ann 789-2012. 805-0915.' CHEVY 76 CORVETTE- 3926, leave message . PB, cruise, new tires, wheels. Resume • payment BUICK 80 REGAL-^- whitej ,.t-top, AM/ fm cass. CHEVY 89 Z 24 CAV-looks like new condition, $219/mo. 968-5921 IS ASSURED ACURA 90 INTEGRA Rebuilt transmission, AC, excellent running condi- ALIER-, fully loaded with $2250/BO. 725-3028 FORD 89 MUSTANG LS— excel cond, AM/FM P/window, PS/PB,. ex- tion. $4900. Call Kevin sunroof, excellent condi- DODGE,86 LANCER- 4 LX— 5.0, blue w/gray Int, Cash Certificates cass. CD, AC, 5 speed,\P/ cellent .condition. Best 359-0996. eves, or 805-tion, garage kept, original door, hatchback, auto., auto, AC, new tires, excel WINNER OF THE sunroof ,1 00K. mi. offer. Call 685-3787 after ;5577days. owner, 45K miles.-$7950/ .^to customers ...-••- bumper-to-buroper war- BO.719r2636 new tires, PB, PS,-AM/FM cond; 20K -nil. $8200/BO. "CHA1RMANS AWARD : Ired^errkible at; , ranty, 52K ml. ,$.10,500. CHEVY 79 MONZA- 2 stereo,,; excellent .condl- Call 257-8820 ' • Scott, 908-781-2707 -V •" .'.BUICK 85 RIVIERA- door hatchback, V6,orig CHEVY .90- CAMARO . tlon, mUst sell by end of.HONDA '88 PRELUDE- FOR CUSTOMER SATISFAC1 ION RS- Red, AM/FM cas- June. 55K miles; $3900/ Red, auto trans; Air, ext- Caesars AtldriticCity ALPHA ROMEO 88: ownefi runs well, asking" 3 YEARS IN A ROW $4000. 308'247-i703 ' ••*'*$600. Call 549-6021 . . sette,, fully loaded, -2'oK' BO. Call-, evenings 908-' ras, very clean, 1 owner, V GRADUATE AC: AM/FM . miles,' must sell, baby on 469-5124 garage kept. Woll ser-' cassc 35k' miles,' excel, BTJICK 86 CENTURY CHEVY 81 CORVETTE'- perfect bddy, very good the way, $10,000. 745- DODGE 87 COLT- 4 viced. 68K mf. $6200. Call Siin. Noon-4:30 cond. Asking $10,700. WAGON- blue, 61k 9895 leave message. 463-8617. ','fr-- . Call.781-7163. miles,: V6, AC, PS, PB, P/ Interor, custom hood, PS, door, blue, auto, front Br. Scrod....- .'. ..,...,.., $7.95 CHEVY 90 LUMINA- WD, good tires & brakes, AMX 69/390-r V8, Auto, locks & windows, Am/FM PB, auto, 90k miles, HONDA '88 ACCORD Br. Bluefish. .'.„,. '..•,'• ».: $7.95> cass., luggage raqk, wire $7995/BO. call 356-2779 13K miles, auto, cruise, 30+ WPG, Very reliable. PS/PB, P/dobrs, ralley: AM/FM radio, blue, ex-Good for college. Asking LX— Mint cond. Garage Filet of Flounder...... i $8.95 wheel covers, - cruise, days or 359-6979 eves. .kept. 4DR,. standard, wheels, dual exhausts, $4200/BO. Call 572-9015 CHEVY 81 IMPALA cellent condition; Asking $2500. 356-0469. _ _ _ Shrimp Parm. w/Ungulni : ..$9.95 stripes, .original cond., $9,000 or best offer. Call '5spd., loaded, 41K rril. BUICK 86 GRAND NAT- WAGON- PS/PB; AM/FM . DODGE 87 DAYTONA- $9500 Sacrifice. Call 908- I FOR THE JMONTH^OF JUNE J %r. Grecian Style Chicken.;.. $8.95. ,| 2nd owner. Rare . car.. IONAL— Low mileage, 789-2717. BRAND NEW . $5500..After 6, 359-4516 casssette, electric-rear Auto, PS/PB, AC, new730^6300. '•' BRAND NEW Linguini w/Red or White Clam Sauce..,;.. $8.95 fully loaded, alarm, ex- window, 2 way door, CHEVY 91 LUMINA- 3.1 tires, stereo, excellent 1991 MERCURY AUDI 87 4000CS- tended warranty & service, V6, AC, cruise, tilt, rearr condition, $5500. Call Dot HONDA '89 PRELUDE 1991 LINCOLN Notlncludjng^y Specials # Sliced Sirloin Steak . $9.95 Loaded all •' power to. in- good condition, $1000 S— 43K ml., Immac. In & CAPRI CONVERTIBLE ONE BITE CAN CHANGE contract Included. defogger, AM/FM stereo, .885-5500, extentlon 296 CONTINENTAL 4 DOOR Auto Irani.. 4-cyl.'. pwf. tlmQ/dlfC. brtfi., AM/FM Must Bring Coupon V includes Soup, Pot., Vcg. or Salad, Coffee/Tea firm, Call 757-6122. out. $11,000/B.O. Must clude sun roof, low miles, $10,950/60. 469-9456. cloth Int. tinted glass, days or 281-7962 eves. Aulo OD iritni., Vfl. pwf. tlmg/dlic brki, AM/FM Sl^ui.. p/w, •!/, bki. ill., all-MaBOfl rdlt. »kjin. 5 spd., must see, $8500. CHEVY 83 VAN sell. Call Gary 908- St-cui, p/w/lht/lrilnkycntyila., ate. tnl. Ql*., it. d»f., whir. VIN. *M»teO977. SIX. #1620, MSBP: BUICK 87 ELECTRA BEAUMONT- V8, blue, 9,700 ml, full Warranty. DODGE 89 COLT DL 439-2568, Iv. mess. I IK, crulia, rtr. Int.,. ili-uiion ill. b*H rdl«., ilum. J15760 YOUR "HOLE" LIFE 908-805-9092. $12,800 or take over Whll, VIN «MY7488O0, 51k. #1F84, MSRP: PER LOBSTER FEST t •" STATION WAGON- 9 silver, 9 pass, AC front & STATION WAGON- 4 HO.925 LEASE FOR S AUTO pass, 305, 8 cyl, all rear, PS, PB, 120k miles, payment. 548-0575. cyl., racks, radio, tape, HONDA 79 ACCORD- $ PER 295 MO* 1 - Lib.- Lobster.....;..;...... : • ..$12.95 auto,. rear defogger, rear LEASE FOR Why Buy From power, 59K mi, $7600, Asking $3250/80~ " . "Call CHRYSLER "87 CON-AC, auto, PS, PB, silver, 495 MO** 2nd Lobster...... $ 6.00 "Gome Try bur • QUEST— fully loaded, mini, ggou mi. »ruu wiper, sliver, very reliable, 9 OTHERS.IN STOCK 3 OTHERS IN STOCK A Private Owner? 647-168.1 908-302-1839. mint, good ml. $7000/BO. Lobster Thermodoi'e ;;..„..„...... '. $16.95 BUICK 88 REGAL CUS- leather Int., sunroof, good 805-0915 after 3PM. good running condition. PfasM all costs to tie pad by a coosumer excepl.fof lie. costs, reg. fees & taxes. ' Delicious Come to Best Buys CHEVY 84 CAMARO cond. $6,000/B.O. Call • , •— $600/BO. Call weekdays Lobster Fra-Diavolo •— $16.95 Auction at 110 W. 6th St, TOM- White 2 DR., Fully Z28- auto, AC, fully 'Lease ppt based on 36 mo. closed-end lease w/ $1500 cash down, 1st mo. pymt + $350 rel. sec,dep. due al. Loaded, am/fm cass. 43k, 908-722-7846. FORD 78 GRANADA- after 3PM or weekends Plalnfleld. Get a better loaded, f-top. AM/FM V6 black excel anytime 968-4983. Inception, (tax not incl.), $12,470 lot; ol pymnts. "Lease pymnt based on 24 mo, closed-end lease wl $800 cash down, w/Mussels, Clams & Shrimp r ... ' , .." Specials Bagels and bargain on a better car. 1 owner garage kept, ex- cass., very good cond. CHRYSLER 8 3 E- -- - - inning Includes: Soup or Mussels Larger LobSter Avail. - Snn.-Frj, -cellant—oondV-$-10000/—80lrmilBsr$4650/BOreall &condPB4dootasklng Jrf jM^KKLtelsM Jep,.dyylJn«ption to not ind) $13^30 lot ol ppnts, 15.000 nflyr. allowance, Option lo : 7071653 A&—PS cond.,_P_B,-4^doot^asklng_ HONM- 80-eiVie— Potato Salad or Vegetable Reg. Menu . • Pastries" there can be 100 or more A hatchback, 1500 DX, purchasa at to end at fair maiM value, Coffee or Tea .-_ & Daily Specials AM/FPB? MP^lmiow mltsublsh, l p%ckT$35Q/BOengine, 463-7148, Callor _9AM-5PM, anytime. $225. 469-6189 after 4PM cars. Bidding can start as CADILLAC '76 SEDAN CHEVY 84 MONTE 949-6795. low as $100. DEVILLE- 38K ml., all. voice warnings. 95k CARLO— Auto, AC,, rear miles. 526-4851 eves. HONDA 81 PRELUDE- OPEN7DAYS FREE Admission) FREE stock, 500 cid., mint, window defogger* good FORD 8 1 THUN- CAR Giveaway.. cond. Garage kept & CHRYSLER 90 LEB-DERBIRD- 78K orlg mi, auto, AM/FM, electric HILLSBOROUGH/ KIM- HUNTER DON COUNTY- BOUND BROOK- 3 CRANFORD- un- BERWYCK— 1 bdrm ALEXANDRIA TWP.- 240 \ rooms, 1st floor, $550 + furnished 31/2 room apt. Condo, end- unit, prime/ Unique oppty.l If 18 acres REAL ESTATE utilities. 1 mo. sec. no Orchard St. 3-Family private location, new WAV of rolllrfg fields, trees, pets. Call 722-9303 house. Separate ent- REAL ESTATE carpets, all appliance's, streams, views near WANTED I BOUND BROOK— 5 rance. Parking. Nice & upgraded everything. Full country villages & I-78 is large rooms, 2 family private. All util. except partially finished bsmt & your dream, this bldg. lot home, excellent resi- elec. No pets. $695/mo. Call 272-1860.' N N EC TIP Nlaundry area • w/W & D, offers endless pos- CASH PAID dential area, security, $83,900. 908-359-1836 sibilities for land use &For your real estate single Avail. July 1. $750/mo. + CRANFORD- '.Un- GLADSTONE- by NORTH PLAINFIELD- 2 SOUTH BOUND BROOK SOMERSET- 2 bdrms., building- design. Rest- or myltl-family properties. utilities. Call 356-2073 furnished 2 bdrm apt in 2 See this Immaculate Quailbrook Condo. Lar- ricted subdivision, large No- red tape. Fast closing family hO&Se or> 2nd door, Owner. 4 bdrm. Coloniaf, story. 3 bdrms, 1 Vi baths, BOUND BROOK— 5 finished bsmt, excellent LR, DR.Jcit, 'ront porch, 1 Ranch, 3 bdrms, Vh est end unit. Kit w/bar, homes & horse farms arrange, no restriction on $765/nriontrv including rbalhrrTWWr-kHchen/^new- itflbute^oHBtrciuallty^ite; prim; 'afln,--ipr-atir»n nr rooms, heat &_hpj water-, htIA^thit I., Cflijliul-aii.- no pets: CaF356-9220. neighborhood, Tiger Hill. new gas furnace, Im- carpetlng & central air, dltioner. W & D. up-Style. Owner/custom $459,000.908-781-6693 provements throughout. finished' recreation room grades. Wooded view. builder will consider Inquiries receive im- BOUND BROOK- 60 W. mediate attention. $163,000. 756-1606 in full bsmt. $149,000. Lease option purchase. building to suit. Financing Union Ave. 3 rooms & DUNELLEN- Duplex. 2 BOUND BROOK- Red- INTRODUCTIONS... WANKOW REALTORS, H & G REALTY A way for people to meet PISCATAWAY- 4 bdrm, $89.900. Call 873-6370. avail. $199,000. Call 908- bath, 2nd floor, $600/mo. Bdrm, 1 Bath, new carpet. uced. Custom 3 bdrm 356-4477. 369-4589. ._ 968-4900 Realtor plus util. Call WANKOW No. F'ets, 1 Vt m6nth sec- o people, every week In. split, eat-in Wt., DR. larve THREE BRIDGES- Ranch, fireplace, Vh REAL ESTATE BROKER yoUr local Forbes news-' FR, 2 baths, garage, park SOUTH EDISON- Ed- MIDDLESEX- By Owner. REALTORS, 356-4477. urity S725 per monjh plus Hiw< Contant Generated by *d Oapartmant baths, residential, extras.. Condo, park setting; pool, utilities. 968-1529 : paper. The ad Is free, like fenced yard. gemount Rd, 4 bdrm tennis courts, 1 bedroom/ Build to suit Colonial, BOUND BROOK- Living Principals only. $159,900 spacious Colonial, 2V4 100' x 550' lot, stream. .725-4483 or 356-0359 then one call does it alii $169,900 647-5634 bath, den, living room & room, bdrm, study, large 1-800-334-0531 Brokers Welcomed. baths, 11 yrs old, full kitchen. Hunter's Cros- $274,000. HELP-U-SELL eat in kitchen, off-street EDISON- 2 rooms, bath, BOUND BROOK— bsmt, den. $319,000. P. FT, M, Bkr. 469-2800. second floor 1 family Spanish flare accents the PISCATAWAY- Builder's sing. Route 202. By parking, $735/month. Call Realtors increasing use People in real National survey details 985-2899, 6-8PM 722-4311. Heat & H.W.house, private, eiflrance. charm-of this move-in MIDDLESEX- By Owner own home 6 years young. owner 782-9825. WARREN TWSP.- 100' BUSINESS Incl. Unfurnished. $450 in- condition 3 bdrm colonial 560-8378, Family, size 4 bdrm, 2 baths. Park-like WASHINGTON/(WAR- WESTFIELD- GreatJor_ x 200' level treed lot. cludes Util. Security. 908- of mortgage networks trends in real estate firms home w/overslzed kit- Cape' Cod, big rooms, setting. New Market sec- REN COUNTY)- By owner slngle/newlyWeds, Large -Ne«ds-water; sewer & [OPPORTUNITIES J BOUND BROOK- Sunny 494-8760, . chen. Newly rempdled remodeled $137,500. tion. Best Offer. Sponaes .689-5171. 4 bdrm. Cape, corner, quiet, 1 bdrrjj Co- variance. $39,800 FIRM. 1 bdrm., large eat-in Kit., The NationaTAssdciallon of Realtors recently released the results. " throughout, full, basement OPEN HOUSE Sun. 1- Agency 752-6778. Quaint neighborhood. 369-5455. pantry,. DR, LR, thermal GARWOOD- 2 ^h room Real estate companies increasingly are turning to computerized Op. Pool, new kit, stor- ENTREPRENEURS Wan- + detached 2 car. garage 4PM, 409 Cook Ave.. PISCATAWAY- By Convenient 31, 57, 78age. , W&D. $68,500/BO. windows, near trans- apt., quiet area, close to mortgage networks to help home buyers find.financing best suited of a nationwide survey, entitled "Profile of Real Estate Firms: 199Q" HELP-U-SELL P, FT, M, $139,500. HELP-U-SELL ted to open new markets- portation. Access to ,W/large private back yard. Owner. 463-3617. Col- NY bus. Owner. 232-1464 trans- & shopping. Gar- to their netftis, according to a nationwide survey of firms. The survey details sortie of the major characteristics of the various Bkr; 469-2800.. 8.88% 30 P. FT. M. Bkr. 469-2800, 23O ^\ expanding International. washing machine. $650 age avail, no pets, AC, $119,900. VA No money yr. mortgage only $6900 onial, completely, rem- UNLIMITED INCOME plus. EveS;908-658-3711; •-National Association of Realtors' "Profile of Real Estate Firms: types of firms, and how this profile has changed from previous WESTFIELD- Dutch OUT OF AREA I heat hot water incl. $575. Vera Smith of North Plainfield, down, FHA 5% down. H & down If qualified. odeled, vinyl siding, Colonial on private }A: POTENTIAL for the right 908-771-1475 daV3. ^ years.. . ' • • ••• " ' •• ••' • .•-.'. 908-789-9198 no fees; 1990'! showed that 8.0 percent of the estimated 100,000 real estate a sales associate with. §urgdorff G Realty Inc. Realtor. 908- $139,900. HEUMJ-SELL acre, bordering Min- 220 PROPERTY I person: (908)789-3710. firms in the National Association of Realtors are affiliated^with Realtors' Warren office, has ". As In previous surveys, the study showed that most real estate 968-4900. . MIDDLESEX- By owner P.FT.M.Bkr. 469-2800 dbwaskln Park, 5 bdrms, BRIDGEWATER— 2 752-2168. Young- "Move PISCATAWAY- By COMMERCIAL FRANCHISE YOUR . bedroom apt., new kit- electronic mortgage networks. The share rose from 4.0 irf'1986 and earned the state's 1990 Million companies continue to be small-scale; nine out of ten firms were BRIDQEWATER- Bl 4 baths.-139 North Euclid BUSINESS- Franchise BROOKSIDB Level; 4 bdrms, 11/2 In" 3BR Ranch, Fenced Owner, 985-7594. Char- PROPERTY COLORADO- Fort Gar- chen, $730/ mo. 1 Vi mo. 1985, and from 3.0 percent in 1984. "This jump indicates that real Dollar Circle Award for new con- found to be single-office operations, and 52 percent have five or yard $137,900: OPEN Avenue. $435,000. Fis- Consultants of America security. No pets'. Call GARDEN APTS. baths, den, Rec room, ming Ranch, Family Rm, cher Realtors exclusive, land cabin w/5 wooded estate firms realize that Information on available"mortgage funds struction. She is also a member, fewer sales associates. An average of eight sales agents per.office -HOUSE Sun. 1-4pm, 407 FOR SALE Inc. Ask for Richard* John 908-647-9450. 20x40 In-ground pool, In-ground pool. $129,900. 534-4195 or call 232-2369 acres, near Alamosa. 9 P., Steve. 201-507-9090. Someryllle, NJ. will be a key to their future success or failure," the survey says. was reported. However, although the majority of the firms have a Fulton St. HELP-U-SELL; HELP-U-SELL P.FT.M.Bkr. yrs old. Good hunting, of the firm's 1990 Producers central air, 1 acre, asking P, FT, M, Bkr. 469-2800. for an appointment. MIDDLESEX- By Owner BRIDGEWATER- large 3 Limited Time offer small sales force, only 8:0 percent of-the sales agents in the $219,900. Call 722-8654, •469-2800. 8.88% 30 yr fishing, vacations. Fully NORTH PLAINFIELD- bdrm apt. with yard. Although an 8.0 percent share might still seem relatively minor, it Club and President's Club. In 8.88% 30 yr. mortgage • New Luxurious Office Luncheonette/lce-Cream industry .are affiliated, with small companies.. This percentage has mtge only $6500 down if Condos. Rt. 28. 100% equipped. Beautiful $800+utilities. 218-0267 NO SECURITY constitutes 31 percent of the industry sales force, becausatahany of addition, she shared her office's only $6900 down If quali- scenery. Peace & quiet. & Soda Fountain. Be your ; dropped from about 12.0 percent in 1979. / . BRIDGEWATER- By fied • qualified Financing avail, if quali- DEPOSIT the firms using the systems tend to be larger ones. Twenty-nine 1990 Sales Closed Units Award. Owner 469-0882. Brick 21 $45,000. 908.-647^926 own boss with this turn- CRANFORD/ROSELLE^ In contrast, firms with a sales force of more than 50 PISCATAWAY— New I S fied. $99,000. Enjoy the key operation. Potential No Security Req Jbd percent of the firms with more than 50 sales agents are affiliated Colonial, 4 bdrms, 2 privacy of total 1+' units leave message" Snd floor pf 2 family representatives constitute 53 percent of. the industry's sales force, MIDDLESEX- By Owner. maintenance free Bl- for catering. $35,000. Modem, air-condAoned with electronic mortgage networkSi compared to just 5.0 percent of baths, DR, Fam.RM. fire- Level. 4 bdrms, custom I TOWNHOUSES & on 1.7 acre site. HELP-U- COUNTRY MUSIC house, 6 rooms, 3 bed up from about 30 percent in ,1979. Yet, only 3.0 percent of the 560-8519. 1988 Dual WANKOW REALTORS. rooms, W&d hook up, apartments available the firms. witr\ five or fewer agents. . -. •-;.' .- . •• ' place, deck. $197,000. kit, LR, plus large FR, 2 I CONDOMINIUMS SELL P. FT, M, Bkr. 908- USA- NASHVILLE 356-4477. industry's firms are this sizeable. Despite the1 growing concentration OPEN HOUSE Suh. 1-4 level, 3 bdrms, 2 baths,, 469-2800. garage. Central Air. No 1BR-$637 &up Use of the mortgage location systems by real estate firms reflects gar, fenced j New baths, garage, central alrt V FOR SALE Townhome. 2 bedrooms, of companies, there is definitely room for real estate small PM. 744 Hawthorne Ave. tree-lined neighborhood, 2Vi. baths, pool,' tennis, TRAVEL AGENCY- Es- pets. $845 per month + 2BR-$675 & up growing consumer demand for a more efficient, expedient home HELP-U-SELL P, FT. M,$149,900 price! HELP-U- BOUND BROOK-' Newly MIDDLESEX- By Owner. tablished, serving Hun- Util. 908-272-4175. Adults companies in today's marketplace. There will ' always be $169.900. Call 757-8362. Commercial. Invest,, garage, great views. Av- Includes heat buying process. Buyers expect real estate brokers to stay on top of Bkr. 469-2800. Our bank SELL. P.FT.M.Bkr. 469- refurnished 2/3 Bdrm. ailable July 1, 1991. terdon/Somerset County, entrepreneurs who want to remain independent. Small firms will 2800. New State spon- READINGTON— By Condo, $69,500. Call Remodeled Colonial, 4 CRANFORD— Spacious and hot water •-.••'- allfinancing options.Computerized loan origination (CLO) systems now pays all your closing RENT: $650 plus electric. owner- retlreing,. Piced 5 room in quiet area w/ remain an important part of the industry- . . .'° sored fund, 5% down, 30 Owner. Cathedrals, WANKOW REALTORS, Offices $95,900. HELP-U- Right, Call 908-0782^5094 Office located at: allow the buyer to choose from a wide choice of mortgage costs, except prepays, If PURCHASE: 179,900. moderrv eat-in kit. &. tile VERA SMITH qualified. -. yr. easy qualifying, for- skylights, woods, seclUr- 356-4477. SELL P, FT, M, Bkr. 908- Call 609-68T3-8260 after 6pm. Us Mercer St.-, instruments and interest rates without having to leave, the real During the 12 months, prior to the survey, smaller firms lost a mulas sion, 4.5A, $349,900. 469-2800. bath, gar^, bsmt. w/ W&D hookups. Rent +. util. ..;'. Somerville. estate broker's office. Matching a buyer with a mortgage to greater proportion of their sales force.than larger, firms. However, CRANFORD— by-owner, Owner will mortgage. CRANFORD TOWERS POCONOS- 2 bdrms, Hour9: Mon 1 furnished,; half acre, priy.-. 233-0698 or 276-5549. cdrnplete a home sale plays big In the future .of residential', both srnall and large .companies gained einough agents to.,bffse't . 3 bdrm, 2 /fe bath, prin- MIDDLESEX- By Owner. HELP-U-SELL P.FT.M.Bkr, CONDOMINIUM- 18 ' Frl. .. • / .-' cipals only. 908-276-6014-,. 563v!676. Pin- neat 7 •469r280'0 '•"-•••• Springfield. Ave, Luxury .2 atg community, 10 min. to • brokerage. SixtV-ohepercent of the films Inditated^thQgysterntHSy~ 'the.losses. Companies with iews^than .lvela5enls.J^^5_pjrce_nt_;:^;_ 225 ' N.Ji $69,000, Days .908- : ,8AM-5.PM. . / —room-'Bl-Level—alrj-gari- bdrms. .w/-1ji?i_2.--.ba'm9^ i Advertise Sit. & Sun. 10 AMO PM use supplies mortgage prequalification and application submission of their., agents,, but experienced a 26 . percent. gain in safes . . -• DID YOU SfiTOT C HP;t* 27T -3306; • effflSi -908-722-' APARTMENTS •No. Side* $179,&00. Center hall Celpe,. 4 frbrfi $149,900. ChariViing \T~ ACREAGE* -rpprflfifintatiufig:VnnmpanlBB with mnre than 50 agents lost 13 :'• '37.10.- . •• '. '-•' •". .•• •••'• 'inihe Ctffsslfledr •; information, ..',,' . .. "..''."~~ ...,.-• "—^'Roserrrary-Keely-bf-Fanwopdr Mow... J _HELR=U-SELLfi.EI.M,Bkr._. bdrms, 2-fuJi-baths^-LR- studio $59,9pp._Spd6lous L —&JLOXS 725-2909 percent, but picked, up 14 percent. .Oh the whole, the firms 469-2800. Our bank now rooms"*+ the^ finest ame- an experienced Realtor, has joi- that, an ad Hn . this local wlth fireplace, DR, In- POCONOS- Lake Wal- collectively posted an 18'percent loss In agents and a 21 percent pays all your closing ground pool, 3/4 acre. nities. Model open Fri. to lenpa'upack:. 2 bdrms & - ned Burgdbrff Realtors as a bro- paper also goes Into 14 costs, except prepays, if ; Sun; 11AM-5PM. Office baths. Master bathroom 'gain; • .•• -.,. ••...'.• .. ' •• .•*•'.•••;••..•''•• other local papers? Reach $235,000. Call 561-5657. BRIDGEWATER- Footh- BASKING"RIDGE- 2 ker/sales associate.In the West- qual #272-1143 or B/K Real- has a his & her sink, plus bdrm' apt, heat, water, - Home sales remain the leading source of business for most over 140,000 households -SCOTCH PLAINS- ill Rd... 7 lot subdivision. or EIV HOUSE Jield office. She holdsJhe GRI tors. 686-1800. . Jacuzzi. Master bedroom, laundry facilities supplied, firms; 70 percent cited residential brokerage as their primary real with one call I Colonlal $179,900. 3 8.95 acres, Prime area. SUNDAY*, JUNE 23 • Noon-S P.M. (Graduate, Realtor Institute) and 1-800-334-0531. . MIDDLESEX^-By Owner. $945,000. • Anne Lackp, LR & Dlnlng^area have 3 lawn maintenance, snow estate activity. An additional 12 percent listed comnriercial and 271-1364. 3-4 bdrms, 2% bdrms, w/26" master CRANFORD^ 1 bdrm sliding glass doors to an the CRS (Certified Residential bdrm, skylights, 2 full PO Box 343, .Walnutport, plowing also supplied. St. • Cranford industrial property brokerage as their main activity, The, study notes DUNELLEN^- Estate baths, family rm, lake condo In park setting. PA. 18088. over-sized deck. Kitchen NO PETS. Call "day or Specialist) designations and has; area, 135' lot, $149,900. baths, kit w/breakfast New kitchen/bathroom. has all soHd oak cabinets' that other, services provided by firms Include appraisals, property Sale. Large Colonial plus nook, fenced yd, nice DELEWARE TWP- evening for full details, received numerous sales and li- bldg. lot 58x100 facing HELP-WSELL P.FT.M.Bkr. Walk to train to NYC- Low plus built-in microwave & 766-2 100. BOOTH management and insurance sales. 469-2800. Our bank now neighborhood. 654-4406 maintenance fee. Asking Flemlngton area 6.3 acre,- . dishwasher, plus a wet sting awards including member- Oak Pkwy., have vari- leveled, clear lot, with AGENCY.INC. REALTORS Nearly two-thirds of the firms surveyed use part-time sales ance. 4 bdrms., 11/2 . pays all your closing SCOTCH PLAINS- $104,000- 7Q9-0292. bar. Also included are a BOUND BROOK- 1/2 ship in the New Jersey Million • costs, except prepays, if 538' frontage, approved fireplace, washer & dryer KENILWORTH agents. However, the proportion of agents who work part-time has baths, Ige. LR & DR, liv- Westfleld Ave. (2)-4 room duplex, 3 bdrm, 2 bath, WESTFIELD Dollar Sales Club. . able basement. Must sell. apartments. Separate uti- FRANKLIN PARK- septic .low taxes, farm & attached garage. House Anthony L & Carol A Cuppari to Robert J Wilson to Ramon S. declined over the past decade, falling from Z7 percent in 1979 to land assesed, owner fin- LR, large country kitchen. A native of Brooklyn, NY, Ke- Asking $225,000/B.O. lities. Vb acre lot. 2 car Beacon Hill. Townhouse situated on an acre of Perfect for sharing.; Ann & George LoMzos, property at Zenarosa, property at 1734 Central. 19 percent in 1990. The Increased complexities of the real estate on dead end. street. 3 ancing. $125000. Call land with a deeded boat ely has been a resident of Fan- Call 908-548-6809. . NESHANIC- By Owner, garage to be provided. 908-788-6005. $1080/mo, Call 996-7470. 501 Boulevard, $480,000 Ave, ,.$193,000 business make, the industry less appealing to part-timers; the study reduced $90,000. Now $172,500,322-5449. bdrms, 2Vi baths, den, slip on Wallenpaupack. Katie Marshall Brooks to Natale E wood since 1973. She has been gar, fireplace, central air, $225,000. 908-996-2070 or 996-7670. Le Gay J & Beryl R Lascelles to says. According to the study* part-time agents tend to lack the EDISON- 2 bdrms, 1 $269000. 4Vfe acres, 2 yr HOLLAND TOWNSHIP- For Sale By Owner Corblslerp, property at 227 N 9th John P & Denlse J Baldwin, active in PTA, Music Boosters, old brick Colonial, 4 attic w/fan, all appliances, Huhterdpn Co. Approved after 5:30PM . {' . BOUND BROOK- % dedication necessary to be fully successful. bath, attic & basement, Just Reducpd/ Renovated true Center-Hair Victo- St., $123,000 property at 633 N Chestnut St., Rosary Altar (I HM), the Volvo bdrms, 2V4-. baths, 2. fire-' Advertise ** plus more. $159,900. 1 acre plus, building lot, duplex, 1-2 bdrm, kitchen, rian. 9 rooms, 5 bedrooms, 3Vi bath, '2 e ectric 50x112 lot. Excellent' loc- Ray, 908-821-0275. Prin- yr^TQr 23T;500f ~— — " 0 -atlon._Asking_$1J.0,0.00 . places, FR, DR, 2car gar. In the Classified! wooded, 260' frontage. All DR, LR. bath. $690/ mo. car garage. Amenities, modern kitchen with Is- —Tennls-teaguer-ancHravel-ten "- ~90M#B2gB r -cipala-only—-— ^~ Advertise In the Classified!-Cal l-996=7-47_q_or_996=_ Sotong Kung, property at 29 N 21st .Warren C.& Virginia D Rorden to involves an agent representing the buyer in a transaction for a fee Call (212)348-6462. -permits—ready-to-bulld- ldhrtywoc^floorlngwrapa=roundflorch nis leagues. 908-996-4963. 7670. :• ?t., $147,500 ' • John A & Martha S Zervas, property • paid by, or on behalf of, the buyer. Three out of every 1 o firms art "studio'above garage, gorgeous yard with Sylvan pool and gazebo..$358,900. Doris H Kurzman to Robert & at 848 Embree Clf/, $485,000 ROSEMARY KEELY . reported that their'firm .has' buyer's agents; the same share as in Barbara Solan, property at 45 S Michael G & Carol V Capristo to F. Call For Directions 24th SU $153,000 . . : the 1986 study. . However, although this percentage was Ann Allen, property at 175 N Euclid unchanged, an increasing number of firms, reported having several 276-1793 : Ave., $244,500 ,. ! ,.,^.buyer's agents, rather, than just one /agent engaging , in buyer -CRANFOR&——' — ~~ Jeffrey*C & Nancy Winter to David Larry & Millicent Shrank to Irene Ashley Ct., $134,100 ";:,•'"' SHOWCASE Linda P & Raymond W Norrls to ^bk':;;"^v.jexg,;.,,,,,.; \ '; ;;;:;'; : ',.,v,; ; l p & LJndjj A, Smith, property at 639 Llakos, property at 1 Skytop Rd., CartiBret*.::Say-i"Bnk **> 'Robert••'• Thomas &^Arin"'CiraveT2,.prypiartVLat vt Hanford Pi., J5184,000 • $175,000 ..•••. Karasek, property' at 4 Ce'dar. "Ctl,',. - Buyer's agents are more apt to be found in larger firms, and are OF REAL ESTATE 1 9llfS$i5q9lulf St $iq5,OOq,VV .^ ..-.., ; v Laurence D Glaublnger to Mark R Margaret Fllntoff to John Duddy, $104,900 •. ' •. :;• • •;.'„ found most frequently In the West and least often in the Northeast, Jarhes•'•••F•&•Patricia.A' 'Closs to & Barbara j Mitchell, property at 8 property at 1302 Timber Oaks Rd,, Michael D Denmark to Kenneth P according to the report. Interest In buyer brokerage has grown as. HOMES Pletro & Lee Susa Glanmoblle , WANTED! Klrkvlew Cir., $475,000 $11S,000 ... . ' • ' & Barbara E Hastlo, property, at 64 home buyers have become more sophisticated and feel the need property at 12 Elizabeth Ave., Howard Detlefs to Bharatkumar & Charles Kaloz to Umesh Matta, Fleldstone Rd., $131,500 $.140,000 • to have their own representation, the survey notes. "The most CRANFORD Indira Jhaverl, property at 227 property at 287 Wood Ave., Peruta Susan Delia:to Cynthls L frequently cited reason for the success of buyer brokerage is that Albert & Helen LeVonas Jo Mario Myrtle Ave., $50,000 $235,000 • •• • Frltze, property at 53 Mountain Ct., clients know the agent has their Interest as the number one D & Maria & LeVonas, property at Milton R Lewis to Jon R & Debra. $$8,947 ••••: :,• Desperately needed! 3 bedroom, priority," : WESTFIELD $178,000 12 Garden St., $150,000 ••'. • R Skolriick, property at 858 Napcy HIGHUNDPARK Hills Dev Co to R William &, 2 bath Ranch style home for Anneliese Beyer to James N & Way, $270,000 .' Daniel CariHe to Kenneth Strieker, Sharon G Woerner, property at 3 Rita M Bausch, property at 30 William M Cole to Flagstone property at 106 Washington Ave., Quailbrook Ct., $190,070 physically handicapped Harvard Rd., $268,000 Properties Inc, property at 123 $126,000 • George F & Klmberly L Runyon to ' : Southslde Ave., $6,475,000 GREEN BROOK purchaser. Contact Joan Karl or Jewell Smith to Willie & Stephanie Qulmby St., $1.1.50,000 Pamela J Rommel, property at.53 Jack A & Marlene D Wheatloy to Joan & House Rendlnelli to Brant, property at 10 Hayes St., Stephen C & Penelope E Davey METUCHEN Village Green Rd,, $76,549 Elaine Demyen if you plan to sell $90,000 •;• Doreen Padllla to Peter Frels, Mark & Elizabeth Dransfield, Eugene. S & Kathr Kline Smith, to John N III & Anna E Doyle, David A & Carolyn A Frank to Ann James N. & Rita M Bausch to property at 7 Elm Ct., $94,500 property' at 685 St. Georges Rd., property at 4 Deer Path, $206,500 .. you home soon! property at 651 Raymond - St., M Hennlgah, property at 95 $233,000 ; Douglas Kabak, property at 16 $225,000 Patricia Tchornl to Robert F & MIDDLESEX Wentworth Rd., $113,000 Barbara M Glynn to Brian R & Suzanne Dahllnger, property at 15 A Good iStarter Homef Indian Spring Rd., $180,000 . Joseph F & Marie Bentivegna to Nathan & Margaret Morgan to . Richard T Miller to Michael L Catherine V Halck, property at 8 Heritage Dr., $190,000 Brick Construction, VA baths, erl-kltcheh, 4 bedrooms, 3O'x1O R.R. In,high RORDEN REALTY, INC. Robert J Muniz to Thomas Victor & Marlon C Zambrbtta, Gelger, property at 79 Westcott Rd., basement, fenced yard, 1 car att. garage. , • Whelan, property at 102 E. Lincoln Richard & Kathleen Salamon, Tlmberllne Dr., $255,000 John P & Nancy A Brozlo to Mary property at 206 Roger Ave., property at 439 Harris Ave., $115,000 ' ' 908/232-8400 Pk., $75,500 ' ' $222,500 Ernie L & Belinda J Moore to B & Zampetti Robert Gow, property Asking $147,000 $133,000 Hills Dev Co to Lillian A De . Glenn E Petlllo, property at 476 at 131 Jefferson Ave., $163,000 Evelyn A Biach to David K Donald H Husch to Sharon : Richard & Kathleen Salamon to Slpnon, property at 360 Wren Ln., vickl Dr., $215,000 Joseph Z Gembarowlcz to Ruben Qulsehberry, property at 504 Unden Morton, property at 554 Sherwood 44 Elm St. Realtors Westfleld Susan Orlando, property at 512 $180,000 Calton. Homes Inc to Mark W PI., $190,000 . Pkwy>, $215,000 & Elizabeth DeGullo, property at 10 Guy L & Karen Borges to Steven Lorraine Ave., $128,000 \ BRANCHBURG Brady & Janet V Kopp, property at Sweeney Ct., $235,000 Patricia 1 & David A Dersh to Mary Petrie to John & Patricia 272-8337 R Soper, property at 189 Locust Dr., . Nad State Bnk Elizabeth NJ to 2004 Vrpo'ni Dr., $122,900 James H Klsner to William W & William J Luddy, property at 301 Santoro, property at 302 Seneqa $215,000 .•• David H Jr & Kathlee Vlnters, Merlca F' Splnks, property at 2 Vernon PI., $165,000 Ave., $120,000 115 Miln Street James & Alexander J Pilewski to property at 18 Forest Ln., $90,000 Tanglewood Ln., $155,000 WALK-IN CLOSET Elizabeth G Upham to J Michael • FAR HILLS : Cranford Varghese & Jessy Manchery, William 5 & Judy B Cephus to Troy Corp to- Craig Place Assoc In you/ mutar b«droom. this n«. Snlzek, property at 114 W. Wells . "'• : PISCATAWAY William H Pickering Jr to Bruce W ,No maintenance makes this quality condo a perfect choice. 2 baths, central air, euro- property, at 577 Ludlow Ave,, Michael Thomas Gomer, property at Inci property, $76,000 war We««»ld Colonial bouli a St.. $232,000 Clifford & Debra Conkeltoh to & Josephl Kestenbaum, property at style kit. Walk to train <1 town. WSF 3339. . AMEMBEROFTHE rj D.S. KUZSMA laro«. fully «quip0*d kitchen, liv- $168,000 .••••' . Dorothy B Tomllnson to Thomas J John & Marie Barone, property at 572 Hlllcrest.Dr.. $268,0Q0 14 Schley Rd., $190,000 . REALTY E«h oltlMlilndependtntly owned.indo|xViied. .ing room, dining room,' family Louis J. & Leila L Mlgnola to Guy Rita Coleman to John P & Lisa E •••••'••'•".• SEARS FINANCIAL NETWORK II room, 3 iHdrooms & 1V4 balhs & Nancy L Allocco, property at 208 420Baldwin St.. $147,000 HILLSBOROUGH + coniiaJ air 1 brick patla. Cto»« L & Karen Borges, property at 750 Hours: 9:30 to 6 pirn., Thurs, 9:30 to 8 p.m., Sat. & Sun. 'til 5 p.m. Wyoming St., $120,000 Colts Neck Orchard Const to Moore, property at 519 Red Crest Glen Developers Inc to David J to town, pod, pain, >hop>.& Iran- Nicholas PI., $260,000 Ln., $100,000 coiDuieu. •portallon. All for iV 9.000. Call William & Fabian Coney, property at Onderko, property at 23 Pole for details. Mark L & Lisa E Asch to Frank & 31 Barbour PI., $252,900 Frieda Spinelll to Victoria M Zytko, FRANKLIN Bloomlngdale Dr., $109,990 Maria Muscarltolo, property at 218 E DUNELLEN Robert & Gertrude Kelly to Ralph property at 389 River Rd., $97,000 Michael & Jane D Bell to Steven Glen Developers Inp to Douglas A WESTFIBLD , North Ave., $155,000 Samuel & Dorothy Warney to Mic- ' David E Perlowskl to Diane A 235 CRAWFORD hael & Carolyn Cornish, property at & Brlgette Morgan, property at 300 R Silver, property at 29 Acken Ln., & Laurie Holcombe, property at Cranford Towers Associates ' to Malsel, property at 67 Yuma Trl., 264 East Broad St. TERRACE, UNION 211 Gertrude Terr., $150,000 Hamilton Blvd., $144,000 $144,000\ • 29-1B Bloomlngdale Dr., $109,990 SCHLOTT Alexander J & H Zlelenski, property $247,000 A REMODEUNQ MIRACLE! Roy & Ann Tangollcs to Robert • Joseph & Carol Henry to Leon & Philip F & Barbara Bechtold to Glen Dev Inc to Elaine F Horvath, 233-5555 •REALTORS' at- 18 Springfield Ave # 5C, Donald Florlan, property at 17 Angel property at 29-1 d Bloomingdale Dr., Ultra modem, ovtralzed kitchen Lynch, property at 427 3rd St., Jacqueline Fraser, property at 646 BRIDGEWATER with oak cabintls, gre«nhouu $128,000 PL, $156,000 $110,990 $134,000 Harold PI., $133,000... • Rlpton Assoc: Inc to Ruben R & window, new bath, and to much S Alexander & Ruth S Banks to Richard & Wendy N Qabel to . Woodfield Estates to Clifford M & new io mention coma with this 8 Dlanne E Bailey to Maria Karen S Vogel, prbperty at 12 room Colonial/Cape rich in the Robert M & Michelle Witwick, Dennis & "Paige Y Dulli, property at Debra Conkelton, property at 920 EDISON Morquillas, property at 146 Argonne Farm Dr., $415,000 lalest stylet In. Union. Call Petd property at 407 Walnut St.. 50 Canterbury Clr., $110.000 Case Dr., $203,936 for details now! 1159,000. $175,000 ——Rlchard-&-Sugan..Schafor-to-Mar*~ Mnnntaln Ave;. $155,000 -dehn—E—Puller—to—Marcto- "" Margaret. Duryea to Robert & HvHChUei S"Wmtlmlm tu Donald~M- tehA Ion & Amy Catalano, property at 13 Matthews, property at 804 Brokaw i i\/iiva' RAIN & Eugenia G Waslln, property at III. property at 3002 Crowell d.; FANWOOD • Boxwooa Clr., $166,500 . Antoinette Vreeland, property at 436 Ct., $117,315 . , NEAT AND COMPLETE Prospect Ave.. $200,000 257 Center St., $140,000 - v $10,000 Randee H & Alvln A Nerllno to John SpKler to Glenn & Barbara Kenneth L Oberg to Craig EALTORS * * * Nothino to Kkf, no roason to ex- Kenneth R & RandlK Averbach to Joseph M & Stella Oglba to John * • pand this 6 room brick front Wes- Virginia Cramwell, property at 45 Alrel, property at 58 Dellwood Rd., 'Patron Bldrs .to Yunus Kamze, Hutcher, property at 34 Chelsea property at 222 Richards Ave., Joseph A & Kathleen G Young, P Filrnore, property at 69-G Farm Bleld Colonial buM In 1960. Fam- Kempshall Terr,; $147,000 . $135,000 Way., $114,000 ily room idded In '83 with vault- $163,000 property at 216 Coldsprlng Ct., Rd., $79,000 ed celling, spates paneling, and Thomas J & Marie B Callahan to Anthony Bove to Ling-En Hsiao, Dennis & Debra McCormlck to No matter how you plan on spending RIVER CENTER HALL Alan Bleakley to Brian Hobbs, $127,700 • " Stephen I Bookbinder to Robert skyliQhU makes living easy. 4 ba- William &• Karen Plllego, property at property at 6 Ellison Ave., $270,000 Helde Rose W Chihab, property at drooms, 2'.i balhs and more. Octavlo A De Los Santos to John Q Housedorf II, property at 251-1A RANCH Come onl Take a lookl A market Barry Rechtdrovlch to Pel San & property 17 Thames Rd., $177,200 67 chelsea Way,.$113,500 PROPERTY . 16 Portland Ave., $175,000 E & Brenda Stone, property at 62 Gemini Dr., $108,000 bargain for $254,000. Hslang Huang, property at 3 Gates Manuel Jamela to Galaxy Bldrs, Richard T & Dlerdre Blchsel to your leisure time, it won't be GARWOOD PI., $140,000 property at 23 Wendy Dr., $150,000 ' Donald Ave., $132,500 Robert K Jacob to Frederick J John W & Donna B Moran, property f Mark T Ganz to Evan G & Clark Maas Jr, prbperty at 172 Hollow Shirley A McMahon to Shirley A Geoffrey Thomas to David & Hel- at 1174 Delaware Dr., $274,500 SOUTH PLAINFIELd . Margar Squire, property at 101 Oak Ct., $120,500 COOPER ROAD - McMahon, property at 165 Spruce de Corrente, property at 251 Grand- Diane C Amato Hagerstrom to on household maintenance!!! Ave,, $165,000 view Ave,, $101,500 Palma Abbruzzese to Suong & Douglas Ave., $207,000 Anthony Sabatino to Josephine L SCOTCH PLAINS Glong Mguyon, property at 310. Michelle A Baszkowskl, property at To b« built. You can customize Joan Toth to Chauncey A & Alice Lacko to Frank & Usa Lan- David A Foxen to Jane E Batts, Chisom, property at 104 Longacre your dream home and watch it Church St., $120,000 15-6 Doollttle Dr., $109,000 Amanda L Plyley, property at 425 cia, property at 3 Wngsbrldge Dr., property at 29 Fisher Dr., $84,000 a, $119,900 •. being bulHI $350,000 Includes Joan Varga to Robert & Shaun Ronald W & Pamela L Cowles to many amenities In your 3600 sq- Spruce Ave.. $142,000 $165,00p Bunker Hill Estates Inc to Tom George & Jeannette Azzarello to uare ft. home. Price can b« ad- McClary, property at 124 W Falrvlew William R & Ellzabe Rapoport, Andrew J Santoro Jr to William T Westgate II Dev to Joan Boyle, Konstantynowlcz, property at 7 Usa E Rawson, property at 718 lusted up or down according to Ave., $185,000 property at 1210 Evergreen Dr., Golfvlew Dr., $348,599 your requests for extras. Call Venezia, property at 409 West St., property at 181 Linda Ln., $151,990 Marlboro Common, $108,250 ' Pete for more Information. Assoc Relocation Mgmt Co to $227,200 $156,'000 Louie & Goldle Shovey to Harriet Adeline Abrams to Carmelo & Majestic Knolls Inc to Donald H & Brian Gaffney, property at 1232 Narra Gansett Builders Inc to Hlllman, property at 31 Mill Rd., Martha Mendez, property at 66 Ramona S Lloyd, property at 104 Foster Ave., $150,000. Norman B & Anne P Cooling, SCOTCH PLAINS $130,000 Hawthorne Dr., $115,000 Mitchell Close, $195,000 CONDOMINIUMS ENTER THE Michael & Lillian Bizup to Satlsh property at 6 Hawkes Ct., $710,000 Sean & Sherrle McAvoy to Pantaleo Gadaleta to Dawn Scho- Emory & Lenka Porpaczl to John Vincent F Dlblanca to New, Jersey PROFIT ZONE - Michael & Lori Collnerl, property at Joshl, property at 402 Oak Tree Elizabeth Anderson to Ylh-Farm & & Mary Ann Addlson, 84 Klngsberry Finance Corp, property at 407 Omni • Starting as low as $94,500. epf, property at 26 Phoenix Ave., Wen-Ung Chen, property at 1027 UP AHEAD! 1179.000 buys a .2340 Coles Ave., $178,000 • $95,000 Ave., $138,000 Dr., $130,000 Dr., $208,000 • Prestige Your family wilt love the 2800 tq. ft. house with let floor Stanley & Theresa A Ceppa to Joseph Radlmann to Jaclnto & Lakevlew Dr., $205,500 offices and an 8 room apartment Mark & Elizabeth Dransfield to Joseph G & Usa Chedld to Eileen David Lasaraclno to Charles A on the upper floors. Fireplace, 2- Andrea Lacerda, property at 283 S John J Jr & Nancy L Wojton to • Owner Supplied Financing space, convenience and Well maintained estate of Charles & Trudl Karpel, property at Carole Marchese, property at 8 Pine Shelly, property at 240 Klngsberry Calu, property at 3013 Revere Ct., Car garage, laroe lot. 2-famlly po- 806 Everts Ave., $116,000 Plainfield Ave., $142,000 Fred & Joy M Peloso, property at Dr., $120,000 " $85,0085,000 to qualified buyers. turn-of-the century ambiance original owner on private tential, In PtalnOeld for SI 79.000. St., $140,000 901 Madison Ave,, $285,000 Want details? Call Pet* at 237- Robert M & Deborah C Cohn to Frederick Boeddlnghaus to Mark Paul & Josephine Nagla to Heirs Construction to Thomas & Michael Dlkdan to John Nelson, • Peaceful & serene of this unique colonial. Mag- property in South Scotch 0202. Nicholas & Joann Valentine, Nathan & Althea Hollls, property at Calton Homes Inc to Andrea M Eftoskl Susa Romlne, property at 11 property at 3014 Revere Ct., & Helen Dennis, property at 54 ^Marlconda, property at 1409 estate-like grounds nificent rooms, including 5 Plains. Twenty-two foot property at $225,000 Roosevelt Blvd., $135,000 1287 Regency PI., $167,000 Nepote PI.; $230,000 $79,000 Leslie & Barbara Garlln to Plnhorrt Dr., $110,965 Benjamin E & Marlon O. Little to 115 Acres Venture Ltd Pins to Russell J Jr Marshall to Sandra Joh— n P & Pamela M Nlemlec to • Easy walk to NY train, bedrooms, 2Vfe baths, chest- family room, patio, in-ground Gregory Harvey, property at 415 David S & Joan Klrsch to John & Ronald J Snyder Jr, property at 318 California State Teachers RE, prop- Kay Wolnar, property at 193 Caroll S Wright Jr, property at 3120 Walter St., $166,500 Katharine Cassldy, propertytpt 976 town shops. nut trim and stone fireplace. pool. Three bedrooms, Hoe Ave., $35,000 erty at 8 SB Ct., $3,500,000 Sapphire Ln., $137,000 Revere Ct., $81,500 Barry C Miller to Robert T & Rosemary Rd., $158,500^-: - • 27 varieties of layouts Recently painted. Cranford. baths. $329,000. Sutton Stelton Assoc to California BEDMINSTER Karl & Jeanette Kopp to Rarnesh William C & Elizabeth Harris to Diane Heath, property at 835 'Johnson & Johnson &- CALIFON- 3 bdrm. SOMERVILLE- 1 fur- SOUTH PLAINFIELD— POCONOS- Luxuriously Ranch, large LR w/fire- nished room w/prlvate Professional office in furnished mountain 295 place, . Kitcnen w/natural bath & entrance,: parking, prestigious medical buil- chalet. Near Delaware ROOMMATES wood cabinets, large DR, no pets,: reasonable ding. {Flexible arrange- Water Gap. Many ac- WANTED REAL ESTATE mod. bath, carpet, full monthly rate to reliable ments for full/part time tivities: Summer rental still bsmt. W&D hookup, att. 1 person. 369-4659 shared use spaces. From available/Call 231-1445. SOMERVTLLE- beautiful SEASIDE HEIGHTS- AH ROOMMATES CO N N E C T I O N way.Wn landscaped, location.. Nicely furnished Beach block, modem 1 & GARWOOD- 4 1/2 MANVILLE- '^ Duplex, NORTH PLAINFIELD, RARITAN— 4 rooms, rooms, first floor, $730/ 1st floor, 4 rms & bath, GREENWOOD GAR- -$550/mo. .+. utilities, 1 V6 mo. heat supplied, 1 .1/2 bsmt, 1 car gar, separate DENS— Well-maintained mb security. Mature ad- ...__-.._•__-_-.,.. ,.,_-.-. -/_-1- bdrm. avail. July 1 Call 272-5354 0180 . bdrmr~bl-tevelr"LRrOnr -to-1' cpuple preferred. No $650.41/mo. Includes sq. '. professional build- GARWOOD- Spacious, security rer heat & H.W. NO PETS. kit., FR, 2 car gar. good SEASIDE HEIGHTS- ROSELLE PARK— 1 location, near shopping,. 1 ( 270 ^\ ing. Easy access to route ocean block, 2 bdrm newly decorated 4 room Info & appt, 756-1157. bdrm..& Efficiencies. Heat 78 & 22. Ample parking, apt. in 2 family home. 359-3375 V4 mo. sec. $1150 4- util, OFFICES I Townhouse, VA baths. 2 BEOMINSTER— 1 female NORTH PLAINFIELD- 2 & hot Water supplied. no petsi Call 752-7398 avail. Immediately. 561- balconies, sleeps 6, AC,roommate wanted. Heat &hot water. Couple MIDDLESEX- Midd- bdrm, Somerset Street,- New w/w carpet, painted, I FOR RENT J 2600 or 232-9323 ; preferred, IVfe month lesex Village. Spacious LEBANON TWP.- Min- DW, W & D, gar, $700/wk. Professldnal, neat & $675/ month + utilities. nice bldg. Private parking. 752-1368 or 757-3644 clean. Share 2 bdrm, 2 security, $750/month. Call 1 bdrm. Garden apt. Call 561-1268 No pets; Call 241-6869, utes from 78. 3 room cot- oatn SOMERVILLE, 1302 DID YOU MOVING- side by side STARTER SETS- golf WOODEN BACKYARD DATEFINDER- Singles CALLIGRAPHY BY :EXCAVATING- •{.' 278 - washer/dryer, cental WASHINGTON COM- 789:0743. - $660/ mo. Includes heat RAHWAY— off St. Geor- after 4 pm. or Iv. mess. tage, recently renovated, BRIDGEWATER/ MAR- SOUTH SEASIDE »'*• $55O/fnonth. oWn j 3O5 •••] KNOW... refrlg, 2 yrs old, $500. clubs, woods, Irons, put- GYM SETS- custom Personal Ads- Our 8th NANCY BOSS- Invita- UNIVERSAL— Backhoe, & H.W. NO PETS. Pool ges Ave. 2 bdrm., $695 + 494-1617. • wall to wall carpet, bsmt TINSVILLE- 2 rooms, I COMMERCIAL PARK—,3 bdrm. -house, phono-Call 781-5192 MONS-(off New Amwell that an ad in this local Upright freezer, 16 cu ft, 1 ters-, chlppers, sand- built. A rugged new yearl First ad free! Free tions, certificates, menus, Dozer, Loader, Rental. HILLSBOROUGH- 2 available. Call 356-5550 storage, refrigerator, bath, lots of light, off walk 4o beach & bay. I AUCTIONS I Hlllsboro). Sat/Sun paper also goes Into. 14 yr old $200. Washer & wiches & pitching wed- dimension In backyard- copy 908-526-3004, 24 utilities. 1 Vi mo. sec. W/ ROSELLE PARK— 1 I PROPERTY Jun22/23, 11am-4pm: place cards, gifts. Styles Stone drives, drainage, bdrm apt with private leave message. D hook-up. Avail. July 1. stove & lawn care pro- street parking, $1100/mo Avail. June thru Sept. QARWOOD- new home other local papers? Reach elec dryer, GE, 2 yrs old, ges, $8 eacm 752-7688. fun. Free In-home es- hrs. or P.O. Box 1058,include Italic, Copperplate masonry., landscaping, rill, bdrm, kitchen, living ro. \^ FOR RENT 3 bdrm, 3 bath, central furniture, appliances, $200 each, 572-1137 bath, female only. $600/ MONTGOMERY- 2 201-923-5031 Available 9/1. VA months vided, 1 month security, + utilities. CALL SEY- weeknlghts 201-334- over .140,000 households STEREO— Pioneer, reel timates. Call anytime • Piscataway, NJ. 08855. . & others. (908) 232-4554. topsoll, 908-647-4448. month. Landlord pays'uti- $725/month + utilities. MOUR. The Prudential 7326, wknds 830-5239 air, fireplace, bsmt., yard, mens golf clubs & more • With one call! Backyard Systems 908-. bdrm, garage, yard, security. Call 298-8560 BOUND BROOK- App- near RR & shop.. $435 + ELWOO0 G. HELLER & NEW GOLD MAGIC to reel & reverb $350 or GIRLS WANTED CARPET CLEANING- EXTERMINATER- DIS- lities. 369-3303 bet 9- beautiful setting, $725/ RARITAN— 1 bedroom, leave message. 908-638-8505. Pioneer Realtor,. Indep. SOUTH SEASIDE SOUTH BOUND / 1-800-334-0531. CHEF GAS RANGE- 4 entire 7 piece system 381-1044 . • Carpets, $9.5O./rm- COUNT EXTERMINATOR. 9;30am.or 9-9:30pm 2nd. floor, 3 rooms .+ MIDDLESEX- half dup- Owned; 908-469-1515 rox. 700 sq.ft. Office or . 1/3 utll. or furnished bdrm .SONS- Auctioneers & Ap- BROOK- 28 Madison J?xonri N.J., between mo. Eves 908-359-1923 Store. Easy access to $460+ Vi Util. 908-789- praisers. For Info, on auc- DINETTE SET- china burners, $349. Men's $650/BO. 232-2918. minlmum 3 rms. Sofa & Termites, carpentor ants, large finished attic. No SO. BOUND BROOK- lex, large kitchen. DW, 3 Street. Friday & Saturday Schwlnn racing bike, 25 the.ag.es of 9-19 to chair, $29.95. Free NEW BRUNSWICK- 4 large 3 room apt. Ideal for CRANFORD- 1000 TO main routes. Good ex-, spec- 11401V. msg. tions or consignment cabinet. $550. Pine table STOVE— GE.white coun- 320 all other pests, all chemi- HILLSBOROUGH- 1 pets, 1 .% month security. bdrm., 1 VS> baths, 1st 1500 SQ FT. in well tacular view, sleeps 6. June 21st. & 2nd. 9am- Inch frame (Mert 6ft tall & deodorizing. Licensed & cals EPA approved. 24 bdrms, near Douglass $650 per month plus uti- professional ,or elderly floor, laUndry, $950/mo. posure. $590 plus. 908- sales,- Robert. E. Heller, w/4 upholstered chairs, ter top with self-cleaning compete in this bdrm, utilities furnished, known building, parking L $399 to $759. Call HILLSBOROUGH- Prof, 4pm. Household ,items, $275.' Call days, 321- over), $163. 356-5832. ORSES Insured. Over 10 yrs hrs. emergency service. $650/mo. 1 Vi mo. sec- campus, asking $1100/ lities. Call 560-8278. seeking quiet. $600 plus 4- utilities. 722-6034 . ' 658-3711 eves.; &08 female to share spacious (908) 236-2195; 704-0555 clothes; knick & knacks. oven. Push button & year's Miss Pre- mo plus utilities. Call 699- utll. 70 4-959 1 or. avail, util. supplied, reas- 771-1475 days. 647-7089. 6736; eves. 754-6690 NEW QUEEN ROS- duckle'ss hood to match. SUPPLIES exper. "Master Kleen" Lie & Insured. 247-4585. urity. Call 359-3253 after NORTH PLAINFIELD- Onable, .789-7861. 2 BR, 2 1/2 bath con- TAILGATE AUCTIONS- SOUTH PLAINFIELD, Teen, Junior Teen, 908-249-1177 . '6PM . . RARITAN— 2 room 526-3222. CRANFORD- 2600 sq. WILDWOOD temp, townhouse, W&D, Arty and All Items. Wash- DINING ROOM SET- EWOOD BED- w|th 2Asking $250 for both. Call .1*- FASHION SERVICES- beautiful neighborhood, 4 HARVARD AVE— June chlna closet table & 6 and Teen. NO. PLAINFIELD-- Ext- studio: kitchen, LR/bed- SOMERVILLE- 1 bdrm, CRANFORD- Medical ft. Office space/ Ware- N.J.— Modern AC, Fireplace, bsmt, pool, ington Valley Flrehouse, nightstands & lighted 685-3787 after 6PM. CLEAN UP SERVICES GARMENTS, AL- room combo', private bdrms, 1% baths, Ig LR,suite, in well known* house, light mfg., ex- Condo, sleeps 4. A/C, 22, 9AM-3PM. Ralndate 6/ chairs. Good condition. bookcase headboard. FOR SALE QUALITY MIX 1991 NEWARK OF ALL TYPES- Will TERATIONS, PER- HILLSBOROUGH- 3 remely large apartment 1st floor, near hospital, no tennis, avail. JulOL Warren. Nj. EVERY FRI 23. Block Sale . SWING SET— wooden, HAY- Phone 908-234- room apt., in residential LR, DR, Kitchen, 2 bdrms, bath, Util. Included. Avail DR, eat In kit, heat, Water, Medical Building, limited cellent area centrally loc- balcony, pool, W&D, $525; + util.. Call Ann 908- NIGHT 6I30PM-10PM. $200. Eves: & weekends. S1000/BO. Braided rugs. PAGEANTS clean up anythlngl Gar- SONALIZED PATTERNS. July 1. $525/mo. 722- pets. Security & refer- trash incl. Laundry & off- to certain practices, $50. Call 908-369-5357.: 1660 or 234-2515. area, 1 month security. and morel Residential ences. Call 526-1632. ated with parking. Avail Ocean view, 1 block to 27.1:7247 wkdgys, or 908- Consignments Wanted. -.WEST-FIELD, 734 885-1417 356-5832. Over $15,000 in ages, attics, cellar, yards. CUSTOM MADE HATS I 0161 -"•.,-• street parking. $1150/mo. reasonable, 789:8961. Jul 1/Call 8-5, Mon-Frl, beach. Days 201-740- CRESCENT PKWY., TUNER AMP- 65W per HORSE TRAILERS (2)- Real Estate closing & es- DRESSES. CALL FOR Available 07/15. Call 609- area. Call 908-322-9392. 479-6208.,eves V 215-588-6325 DINING ROOM- Set, NEW RQCKING CHAIR channel; pr. 3-way prizes and scholar- SOMERVILLE- 1 bdrm. 908-753-6573 908-272-5743. . 3766; eves. 908-359- Thurs. 6/20 AND ONLY w/handmade rope seat & Movlng • must selK (1) 4 tates. Complete demo APPT. 463-0729 882-1566. Avail. |mmed. . ' heat &. hot water incl. CRANFORD- Private MIDDLESEX- Male/ Contemporary $300. speakers; tape; phono, ships including an RARITAN— 3 room apt., 8742. Sun. 6/23; 10.-3.. Cash Wooden desk w/return & back $125. New-Rose- horse stock trailer (1) 2 services avail. Free es- GUTTER & LEADER 2nd Tloor, utilities paid. Near hospital. $5901 Avail, SOUTH PLAINFIELD- Female to share 2 bed- only. Excellent mer- CD, Inputs-bUtputs, Ask- horse trailer -w/dressing all expense paid trip 5 rms (3 bdrms), .wAv office. By month or lease. Offlces for. rent, with or chair $100. Refrlg. $50.wood Dining room/occa- timates. Fully insured. We CLEANING— Repaired & Advertise in the Classified! $67.5 security. & refs. 722- immed. Call 908- carpet. 1 acre. Ideal loca- Includes utilities & copy room modern apartment, chandlse. ,. -. . ' ing $195. Mint condition. room. 908-647-4220. . to, Natiohals in Or-have all size dumpsters 5712 or 830-8824 725-3444. without warehouse; Cate- 285 riy\ :$40O/mo. + Vi utilities. L 310 ] 908-722-2348. sional chairs w/iippe seats 233-4126. Installed. Quality service, tion. $995/mo + utilities; machine. Fax avail. Walk ring, to the small business WESTFIELDT- 652 W. DRAWING MACHINE- $150 ea. 356-5832. PINE HILL- Boarding & lando Florida. Call for rent. 722-7763. „ Reasonable prices, fully SOMERVILLE- 2 bdrm, For appt call 908-782- RR. Call 516-568-8871. MISCELLANEOVS Smokers OK. Call 563- I GARAGE SALES I VARIOUS PERFUMES- Insured, Call 654-5803. person. Minutes from t 4725. Broad St. Sat June 22nd. Teledyne post, 18" lef-NUTRIOL & FOLTENE Instruction for Dressage, for more information. CLEANING HOUSE/ 2nd floor, near hospital, 6114 or 908-356-5875 I RENTALS I 8arn-1pm. Something for thand, brand new. Price' & colognes including Hunters & Jumpers. APTS.-^- Week days or DUNELLEN-: Approx. Route 287. Call 668-5222. HAIR FITNESS- prer 1-800-345-2330. GUTTER & ROOF no pets. Security & refer- SO. BOUND BROOK— 3 MIDDLESEX— Prof male 'everything. Chairs, lamps, $135. Call 908-236-6254. . Nina Rlcci at discounted Large Indoor, 3 outdoor, weekends. Good refer- 700 sq. ft. office space, 3 to share 3 bdrm house, NOTICE: All GARAGE paratlon, 12 kits available, prices. Call Sue at. 908- CLEANING— Tree trim- ences. Call 526-1632. • • bdrm., 1 bath, FR, full rooms, 2nd. floor, ex- rattan trunk, household $25 each. Peach celling rings, trails, much more. EXTENSION E051. ences, own transporta- ming, small repairs' & SOMERVILLE- 3 rooms, nice area. Laundry, AC, SALES advertisements DRYER— GE heavy duty 968-5047 •'•.'• bsmt. Avail July 1, $1100 cellent location, center of 280 CARS, BOATS- (small) items & clothes elec, white. Whirlpool fan still In box, 3 speed Within minutes, of Rts. 78, tion. Call 90B-721-0539 or painting. Very reasonable. 1V6 mos. security, own + util. Close to highways. inside storage, White- W/W carpet,, cable, 2 are PAYABLE IN AD- VIRGIN & CHILD PLATE 287, 206, 202,. 22 In 470-1627. ,••-.• HOUSE OF THE WEEK town. 968-2063. VACATION baths. Full privileges. portable washer, white. with llghtsi 276-4349. Insured. Call CLEAR utilities, 2nd floor, North. house Station $50/mo. VANCE by cash, check, COLLECTOR'S ITEM- Branchburg. 1 -800- VIEW 757-5347. FAR HILLS CENTER- RENTALS $350/mo. + % util. 752- VISA or Master Card. For 312 Sears compactor. 30 gal. OFFICE EQUIPMENT- signed by designer, 439-7087. HOME CLEANING HOUSE/ Gaston Ave. Avail July 15; p pref. 908-805- Owner lives on premises. gas hot water tank. 220wood drafting table, file CRANFORD The offices at Far HIM 4336 .. ' ' . - •• a quote on cost, please • Roger Brown. Luca Decca APTS.- Week days or GUTTER MAN- Cleans, 722-3059 Center offer furnished 534-4638. BAZAARS Volt air cond. 874-4150 cabinets, bookcases,' wall weekends. Good refer- | & installs leaders NO. PLAINFIELD- (out- call 1-800-334-0531. Robbla. Collection #12 of ALONE? repa rs $279,900 SOMERVILLE- Hospital single offices. & suites, CAPE MAY- 4 Bdrm.. 2 & SALES ESTATE—1 many many hung metal desk/ shelf. 5000. Asking $300. Val- 322 ences, own transporta- - gutter.•• • '• Fre- e estimates. side Sleepy Hollow-area) 1 ' ' •'...' ,, *•.'••• " • tion. Call 908-721-0539 or. area. Huge-1 bdrm, LR, 260 ^V with d combination .of HW cbath house, historic dis- SNAP U^A ;., gobd garage-sale items: 874^4150. • ... . : ued.at-$600^322r5369. : ^ ••"_;_; .Talk Live .. I-16.10- ••"• Female to share house. PETS-&- floors &' Wall to wall .car- trlct. i blk from beach,,all . OHEAT V-v BAROAIN BOUND BRdOKr- 602- .DR, eat in kit, CAC,- car-. TOWNHOUSES & I $350/mo-'-,+• .1/2 ytilitles. ; $75 takes all.' Call 805-O rf AN 1.5KW G EN- ALNUT DINING $2.50/rnin,-ib rhin/min •r—i GUTTERS* LEADERS pet-Offices offer .shared appliances. Weeks open 606 Hanken Road: Sat- ATTENTION 0915after3PM. • ;. W ANIMALS Tpet, private parking. 756-6539. : . ' • ". c ERATOR- new, condi Table with leaf & custom _.... . ddd C|eaned & flushed. Siding• 7.-:," I CONDOMINIUMS secretariaI l services.. | July &"*ugust. Call urday June 22nd. 9am- TOWN FOR SALE : 1-90(^454-9995 ' _$775/mo +. utll.^No.pets. n EXERCISE; BIKE- Vlt- tfon, first fakes INjad^jb.uffet, breakfront up. Condos, Townhouses p0Wer washed; Mildew X^FWRENTr^/ -Gommon-receptlbnlst use chris Clemans Realty, -SOUTH-P4LAINF4ELD-^ :Jb=np*e^WJILmake--«., amoved-any-surface,^ of office equip., 2 Waiting : -•-• new^on^UloTI'^^UsPsee^ Housemate, wanted,. ryone.'Ralnorshlne.• ,- • - •• •::.-:--'--.Sa1e- • •'•:".•>•'->-.•.•••. amasleTIi . . _. sparkle! Insured, Bonded, piease callTom Hanson rooms, conference- room 609884333> 3347 $575. Call 469-1660' TIFET SCANDINAVIAN; SOMERVILLE- large 1 BRIDGEWATER- Just 5 SEE 315 • FOR SALE Working, SWF, 25-40, rent BRIDGEAWATER, 633 June 22, 8AM-3PM Zwiesel Crystal, gold trim, without tails. Litter EUROPEAN, YUG- & references. 873-1389 bdrm, $600' + -utilities. min. from Rts. 287 & 22. 3 & ample parking; Fpr fur- BEACH, negotiable. Credits for ORGAN- 1958 Hahrv- trained. Branchburg area. Painters 469-5952. CEDARBROOK RD.(OFF Over 150 families par- 12 ea. Hlball, water, wine, WASHER & DRYER- OSLAVIAN, AUSTRALIAN CLEANING- DON'T central air, parking, bdrms., full bsmt., central ther Information Call N.J.— Modern Town- CLAS! light office work & aver- Country Club)..Sat 6/22, : tlclpatlng. Bargains gal- brandy, $4 ea. 821-2553. mond M3, excellent con- GE, $350; full, size white $20 each.. Call 908- HANDYMAN SERVICES- Barbara 609-924-4552 house 3 bdrms, 21/2 Hll HIGHSSGHO.OL EXC- SPEND THE WEEKENDS laundry. Call 526-5128 air, private yard & park- 1333. age home .maintenance. 9am-4pm. Households, brel Exit 7, I-78, Blooms- FISH TANK— ,150 gal- dition. Best Offer. Call canopy bed with box, 526-0197. HANGE STUD- Quality work at reason- Ing. Safe enough for baths, AC,' pool, 2 bal- 908-647-3347 bury, NJ;- Sponserd by 561-6769. CLEANING!! Call Linda able' rates. Free Esti- j SOUTH PLAINFIELD- 2. HIGHLAND-PARK- 500 ~~~' i, W&D, ocean view, collectables, Annalos, lons, will deliver. Electric spring 8rmattress-$85, BUNNIES FQfl SALE- ENTS...ARRlVINe AUG- single girls, large enough Bloomsbury PTO & other typewriter, room air con- ORGAN- electric Whlr- .545-5930 Somerset area. mates. Fully insured. Call bdrm, eat In kitchen, liv- -sq. ft. office.on the Main baby swing, str.oller,.. 609-232-D102 ask for M(n, LopSi Netherland UST.. HOST FAMILIES CLEANING- Houses, Johnat668>85i8. for a family. Avail. Immed. Street (Rarltan Ave.) of clothing & much more, Boro organizations. Non dltloners, bikes. 561-1004 litzer w/matching bench, Kathy dwarf, $1.5 each; Call"The NEEDED! AMERICAN ing room, bath, newly $795/mo. p|us utll; Call ; eves. 908-359- Condos, Offices, Apts. [ renovated, very- clean, off- Highland Park. New faci- residents invited to join. FURNITURE- 3 wood 3 rows of keys, synthesi- WASHER & GAS Bunny Broker", 369-8207' INTERCULTURE STUD- HANDYMAN- Complete 356-0600. 8742 BRIDGEWATER, 138 Fee $10/partlclpatlng Good references. Low home Improvements. street parking, $850 in- lity with t parking in ex- dressers; 4 piece con- zer, etc; $150. delivery DRYER— GE, heavy or 369-8240, ENT EXCHANGE. CALL EDGARTOWN, MART- HILLSIDE. AVE- Frl & family. 908-479-4374 or rates. Call 908-469-8355, cludes Utilities. 755-0439. HIGHLAND PARK- cellent location: Available temporary bedroom set; avail. Call 526-5250. duty, white matching set. WHAT'S SO DIFFERENT TOLL FREE 1 -8 0 0- Decks; porches, painting large 2 bdrm, 2 full baths, HAS VINYARD- 3 bdrm: SatL 9-5. Collectables, 479-4494 leave message; • Interior & exterior, car- Spacious 5 bedroom, 3 .bath home with a family room, bath & laundry immediately. Call 719- i.elephants, clothes, fur- large wood desk* wood ORGAN- Hammond. M2$250. delivery avail. Call ABOUT THE HAPPY SIBLING. luxury hl-rise- Condo. 24 7985, 9-5. ask for Blllle ranch, fully equipped, picnic table & bonch. 874- 526-5250. CLEANING- Office pentry work. No lob too room addition. Enclosed & heated front porch opens to the llvlrig room. large deck, minutes from niture, mason tobls. Of- two keyboards' & - pedal- JACK 3-X FLEA COL- hr. Concierge. Great' Davis. 4150. $500/BO; Freezer 10 cu.1- cleaning; Thorough & small.. Free estimates. Formal dining. room, oak .dine-in kitchen, natural woodwork; double 255 views w/terrace & park- beach & towns. Weekly fers accepted. WASHER- $75; Dryer, LAR? IT WORKS!!!. For garage & central air conditioning. Lovely 175' deep property. Walk tq- LINDEN 500 to 1500 SQ. 315 FURNITURE- Con- $200/BO. Both like new. $65. Stove, $75, Ref-dogs & cats! At better complete cleaning by Call Steve 752-7883. HOUSES Ing. Marble floors, laundry rates, July $750 & Sept. BRIDGEWATER, 221 355 honest, dependable HANDYMAN- home school& publictransportation. Call today for your tourl • ' FT.^- Furnished, tele-: $550. Fairy rsv. Call 908- FOR SALE temporary brown & beige 805rO915 after 3PM: rigerator, $170. Can deli- farm feed & hardware in apt. All.new. Rent/Sale. COLD SPRING LANE, 7' sofa w/ matching chair couple. Call 526-0491, repair, yard clean up, FOR RENT j 985-8178 phones,, fax & copier av- 654-4276 or 232-0157 Sat. &.Sun. 6/22 & 6/23; ORGAN- Vicount F30, ver, Color console TV stores. \ANNOUNCEmENTS ailable. Modern elevator & accordlnatlng Lane $75. Call 725-6288 $100, 722-6329. CLEANING- Somerset grass cutting. Low rates. 9ani-4pm. Kitchen cabinet recllner. Good cond. Ask- Hills Cleaning Service. Call Robinson at 908-281- HILLSBOROUGH- 1 Br..building, pn site parking, doors, sports equip.,' ORIENTAL F U R- WOLFF TANNING BEDS- BOUND BROOK- ."A end unit, AC, pool, tennis, EdBrehmSr, 486-7100 AIR PLANE:-Piper Ing $500. 908-755-2904 330 JUNE IS NATIONAL Specialist in residential 6298 leave message. 3 misc. household items; cCherokee, like new. ap- NITURE— screen, stack New Commercial-Home HANDYMAN- Intgjjtor & homes. Every job super- duplex, 2 bedroom, fen- heat hot Water Included. METUCHEN- 2 to 6 L£5 J^ S,5 /2 Before You Get FURNITURE- MOVING. tables, 2-chests, antique Units from' $199.00. WANTED LEARN TO FLY ced yard, 2 car driveway, BRIDGEWATER— 679 poarence, mechanical : vised by owner. Refer- exterior paining, yaix -CountFy_Club-R6ad^-Sat_cohdltlbn_CalLJflL_May=_ King waterbed; twin can desk, dancing lady chair. Lamps, Lotions, Ac- TO BUY MONTH-, lots of things -W/crhookDpT^eso/T^ ~5pyEthan7AllenTbBdrborrr usi"^rPleaM^!rarie •CBSSOTies^MontrilyrPa\r=—' i--6936, KER LAWN HIGH PRICES PAID- for ric selection. Fully In- SOMERSET- 2 $50j. Ca|l 908-quality postcards, sheet asthma, emphysema; rates. Call 753-8012 MOUNTAINSIDE- *C Rain or Shine. Everything, B-H pXSOOO-r Dual Ac- •motfe-l- brochltls, etc.? All char- sured. Hlshmeh's Custom HOME IMPROVEMENT- Condo, top floor, 1 bath, ter., 600 & 700 sq. ft. opp Witbwoob^ :7728. .... • Good condition. music, old. toys', baseball Upholstery, 356-2082 . LR, DR, air conditioning, icy. Condo, sleeps must go! Household,, wall tion ^exercise bike with . items, cameras, military, ges billed to Medicare. ; decks, kitchen & bath- Post office, parking, In A Project clock, furniture, washer, row action handle bars, GOLF SKIRTS- Ladles Only $65: Call Dave typewriters, TV's, Worlds Call 908-522-4710 or write CUSTOM SLIPCOVERS room remodeling, con- DW, W & D, tennis. Avail reasonable, r 4, 2nd floor, private bal- size 10, very good condi- 526-4831. 8/1. $860/mo. + Utll; 908- cony, AC, CC TV, pool, dryer..and more. tension controls, timer, 316 Fair, fountain pens. 272-. to: Alliance Medical, P.O. Draperies, reupholstery. crete sidewalks & patios MARTINSVILLE, 1812 $35.654-3796 tion, 9 for reasonable PATIO TABLE— 4 chairs 5777. : •-..•. Box 20, Pluckemin, N.J. Your fabric or ours. For- installed. Painting interior 873-0819 PISCATAWAY- OFFICE tennis, $400 per week. price. Call 781-1402. FREE TO OR RETAIL. 6,000 SQ. Call 908-761-6028. BOLMER FARM BAR & 2 STOOLS- Ex- w/ mauve & gray striped 07978. merly at Stelnbachs & & exterior. No job too cushions, matching umb- GOOD HOME JUKEBOXES- any con- Hahne's. 42 yrs. experi- John 469*4809. FT. WILL DIVIDE. NORTH WILDWOOD— You Can't Handle. RD. —(off Washington cellent condition, black, HOSPITAL BED- single, . dltion; any plnball mach- 265 FORMER BANK AND Golden.Tiara Motel. June Valley Rd.- In Spring Run;) walnut chrome. Asking electric. ALSO Chan- rella w/stand, Charmglow ence. Senior citizen disc. gas grill w/tank, $125, ines; old CoGa-Cbla Shop at home service: HOME SERVICE MAS- ROOMS DENTIST OFFICE. 981- specials, June 16 • June 6V22&23' , 9am-4pm. price $250. Call 685-0259 delier, brushed brass; machines; arcade, slot, SAGE- Call Sam 908- Moving Sale. Piano, Toro 908-658-3860 good cond. 685-3611 HI-RISER WITH MATT- [ 36O I W. Canter 757-6655. 1313. .••„•• '..•:". 23. 1 room efficiency, • after 7pm gumball machines; barber 218-1417 ' FOR RENT sleeps 2, $225. 2 room ride on mower. 908-469- RESS— Mattress & box BATH TOWELS, medical INTRODUCTIONS..; PIANO- Used, 20 plus •spring (full), good condi- poles. 609-587-7819. ESCAPE: I DRIVER— Experienced, HOUSECLEANING- PLUCKEMIN-Small office efficiency sleeps 4, $250. 8979. , . handicap walker, film A way for people to meet yrs old upright. Needs professional driver w/ MARTINSVIILE, 19 tion, rarely used. Call ORIENTAL RUGS & experlence & references, 2 room efficiency sleeps color 35MM, blank "cas- people, every week In ,,work on 3 keys. $100. U- TAPESTRIES- bought references, seeks car to BOUND BROOK- large 6, $295. June 23-30, 1 REDWOOD RDT(off Vos- your local Forbes news- 752-3087 after 7pm drive to West coast. Will Own transportation. Call bedroom for mature per- settes, men's watches- move-lt. Call 908-545- MAPLE TREE & RINE for cash. Call 201-944- BED & BREAKFEST- 908-442-2187. the Interchange of 1-78 & room efficiency sleeps 2- seller)— Sat & Sun, 6/22 tools, lamps, vases, wall paper. The ad Is free, 3728 leave msg. A ceo m m o d a 11 d n s- transport & deliver. Call son, centrally located, & 23", 10AM-4RM; 2- then one call does italll TREES— You dig out &: 4001. . ... Jill 201-543-7756 IV.msg. HOUSECLEANING- convenient' to all trans- 1-287. New construction, $250; 2 room efficiency pictures, etc; 968-2387. PIT SECTIONAL SOFA- fill hole. Shrubs also. Call Natlonwide. Call 1-80Q; generous workletter. sleeps 4-$295; 2 room ef- Farhllles; Toys, house- 1-800-334-0531 SCHMALZ DAIRY- REASONABLE, RELIABLE portation. Off street -park- BEAUTY SALON EQ- 5 piece, dark brown vel- 874-8335. , FROM Plainfleld and war- 633-3766.. DRIVEWAY SEALING- WOMAN to clean your Suites range from 885 to ficiency sleeps 6 $350. hold, clothing, etc vet, excellent condition, deck staining, window FIRST ASSOCIATION OF INDEPENDENT REAL ESTATE BROKERS, INC. ing. 908-356-7356. Newly renovated pool, MIDDLESEX, 12 HOLLY UIPMENT- Need to MOWER— Sears, elec- ren, want to but all sizes, home or condo. Excellent 1430 sq. ft. Please call rrtake. room, selling KITCHEN CABINETS- $800. Solid 40 In. maple washing & all home ser- BRANCHBURG PINE 201-377-1033 for details. color TV &. AC. 1^609^522- CT (28/22 to Greenbrook round coffee table, $200. trlc. Call 233-0258. of milk bottles and all ad- references.'560-9071. MOTEL—daily, weekly or Rd to Ramsey to Holly)— Styling Chair $250, Dryer. CaV photie, typewriter; vertising material from \ 365? | vices. Lowest rates & HOUSECLEANING- 3286 stereo, office chairs. Call 356-1607. RIVER ROCKS- can be personal attention. D & S Each Office Individually Owned, and Operated monthly. Pay service uti- SCOTCH PLAINS- 3 Sat, Sun, 6/22-23, 10-4. Chair $350. Vh yrs. old. SCHMALZ Dairy. Call Rellable woman to clean ORLANDO- 15 Excel, cond. Call 908-756- Jenn-Air wall mounted used for rock garden or I SERVICES I Home Services. 369-5865 lity, no security required, room, 1st floor, basement Moving Sale. Furniture, POOL FILTER- Hayward . After 6pm, 756-1547 . your house/condo. Refe- Call 722-9520. ° to Disney World. 1 mile to . baby Items & more . 6969 , microwave, Andersen Diomlte Earth, 1 hor- as decorative markers on DRIVEWAYS Universal Studio. Beauti- rences, experience & own 8 ROOM PROFESSIONAL OFFICE MARTINSVILLE $289,000 picture window, Andersen sepower pump & hoses. property. Good for fill . PARKING LOTS transportation. Available CRANFORD— sleeping Ing, 549 Park Ave. „_ fully furnished, 2 bedroom BEDROOM SET- 5 pp. screens & grilles for also. Call 874-8335 . SOMERVILLE $269,000 "SPRING RUN" room for mature gent- + Utilities. 908-322-5449 MIDDLESEX- 416 Ed-contemporary, solid Used 1 year. $250. Call f 34^ A CLEANING SERVICE- Paving, Sealcoating Monday to Friday 469- NEED I SAY MORE? condo, 2 bath, CAC, pool. geworth Street, Friday & casement windows. Eve-908-463-7414 after 6PM. WANT TO START COM- Homes. Hair salons, Doc- . Stoning, Curbing ATTENTION LAWYERS! leman. Quiet; private Weekly & monthly rates. wood, queen size. Like rythlng must goi I LOST & I 3197 after 3pm. . home. Short walk to cen- ~ SOMERSET Saturday June 21st. &new. Asking $900. Call PORTABLE DISH- POST PILE? 85% Pine tors offices. Reasonable. Guaranteed. Fully 463-3969. 22nd. 9am-4pm. No Early 754-6717 shavings the rest Rabbit I FOUND I rates, 3 Yrs. In business. Insured. Free estimates. MARRIED P R O F- ter. 272:5j)97____ Birds, Household Items, 908-889-7060. WASHER- $75; portable Professional center office ORTLEY BEACH- 2 KITCHEN SET- $200. washer & dryer-$100ea.; droppings & hay. Call References avail. Call . J.Cocuzzo Paving, Inc. ESSIONAL COUPLE condo. approx. 900 sq. ft. family, wkly/wkend ef- boy!s clothes, Infant car BEDf-'Rollaway, like new Flatware Oneldacraft 218-9615. 908-769-1715. leave msg. 225-7820 . 647-7426 desires to houseslt for an METUCHEN- RoortTfor seat, toys, salt water fish- $80. Oven Broiler $20, Color Console TV $50. FOUND— orange male Purchase at $99,000 br ficiency apts. Open May- stainless 8 settings $100. A COMEDY MAGIC & extended period. Willing professional or student. Ing tackle & more. good condition. Call Can 'deliver. 722-6329. cat, shy but sweet, Brad- to care- for plants & pets. Unfurnished. Full privilege rent w/option, Oct; Each sleeps 5. Near 2 wing chairs $300. Plat- FUN SHOW- w/llve Electric • • .. Ocean, Bay, store, Reas- 457-8919. RECLINER CHAIRS- f 317 *\ ley Gardens area. Call Call 908-422-7686; of the house. $400/mo. NESHANIC, 660 AM- form . rocker $125. 232-' Room divider screen; 218-9871 rabbits, color doves, ex- MAJOR ELECTRIC CO Incl. utll. Sec. req. Close 2300 sq. ft. free-standing onable. 1-908-349-4043 WELL RD- Sat, 6/22 & BED- Trundle, good 4567 , \ YARDf GARDEN \ otic animals. Birthdays, •Residential MASONRY— 28 years of condition. $110. Call 908- 9x12 rug; assorted tables; LOST— Boy's Black to transportation &. col- condo in professional ORTLEY BEACH- NJ Sun, 6/23, 9AM-4PM. KITCHEN SET- Custom very reasonable. Call 908- 1 & FARM j schools,.etc. Clip & save •Commercial experience. Steps, side- Great neighborhood! Pool & tennis facilities! .5 leges. 908-549-8476. ' center. Medical approved. Multi-Family. Cleaned out 359-6909, made butcher block & Eyeglasses In black case. at. Call Mr. Magic now walks, driveways, patios, bedroom Colonial Cape — 2.V4 baths — fireplace Ocean front, 1 Bdrm lux- 968-450.9 or 908- Lost 6/11 In SO. Plalnfield, •Industrial Can subdivide. Ample ury condo, CAC, sleeps attics, basements, gar- BIKE— mens 10spd, $35; ceramic tile top table & 2 753-7231 322-7077. 24 hr service bricks, blocks. No lob too Ono block to courlhousel Off-street parking! A —.basement — 2 car garage!! Immaculate grou- matchlnfl chairs, perfect bet. Corner Dell, Cypress small. Call Bill 968-0695. must seel! Call quick!I , • nds + prlvacyl : NO. PLAINFIELD- large parking. 4. Summer rates $625/ ages, sheds. Something twin mattress set-$25; FRONT END AIR CONDITIONING & ' Lie & Permit #10764 room & kitchen privileges, for everyone. No early for townhouse or small RECLINERS- 2, dark Point or Middle School. Week. 908-789*0835 or Iron cart-$20> iron fire- LOADERS- (2) moving 90 8-561-88.84 eves. HEATING- Service and Dave 908-752-8159 MASONRY— Concrete, RANALD C. BROWN RANALD C. BROWN young business woman 100% financing '. 908-789-2364 birds place set,$30; bowling kitchen. $250. 563-0939. pine, 1-gold tweed, 1-rust must sell. Rubber tires; 1 (5% Labor cost w/ad) "SaVtfled Clhnlt Rmcommand U$" ••Sttlmtltd Clfonti Rtcommtnti Ut" tweed. $75 takes both. REWARD. Installations. FREE es- foundations, driveways, 1934 Washington Valley Rd., Martlnsvllle, N.J. preferred, non-smoker. to qualified buyer PISCATAWAY 403 EL-ball $15; pipes/smokers LIVING ROOM 1 framed gas, 1 diesel. Top condl- timates. COUNTRY AIR sidewalks, Belgian block. 1934 Washington Valley Rd., Martlnsvllle, N;J. 756-0294. POCONOS- Lakefront Call 722-9447 after 4PM. LOST— Dog, Black Lab, -ELECTRIC Call for details home, 3 bdrm, all modern WOOD ST.- Sat. 6/22, 3- Items, Turntable 494-2877 wall mirror, 2 tables, tion. 908-647-4220. 728-5966. Wlrlng»Deslgn Fully insured, free esti- REALTOR (908)469-2333 REALTOR (908)468-2333 REFRIGERATORS- GE 8 yrs. old. Heavy. Ans- HEROUX REALTY conveniences, swimming, 6PM & Sun. 6/23, 11-BLIND STITCH SEWING lamp. G.E. window air LAWN MOWER- Sears, ALL TYPES OF FENCE- New Construction . mates. DMI Construction, NORTH EDISON- fur- boating, fishing. $550/wk. 6PM. MOVING! DP cond.; Westlnghouse Air 17cu.\ brown; GE 17cu.' wers to Mojo: Manyille. 757-7929. m nlshed room for working Broker (908)873-5577 MACHINE- Time-saving almond w/lce-maker; gas, 2Q Inch, rear bagger, area 6/8th. Needs medi- Wood, ChainHrtk, Quard- Renovation Call after 6PM 463-1541 , GyrriPac, plnball machine; US Blind Stitch machine, cond. 17,000 ITU, Best used 1 season, $100. Lighting MONEY FOR COL- male. Bath, kitchen; W & mattress sets- twin, offer. 908-886-1793. Whirlpool 18cu.', white. cation. Very missed. 908- rall, etc. 609-397-9326. D privileges: $80/wk. Call SOMERVILLE— 1180 POCONOS— Lakeside excel cond, well- $125 ea. Delivery.avail. Like new. Call 752-3918 . 725-1725; 908-704-8393. ANTHONY'S PAIN- (Interior/exterior) LEGE— Guaranteed sq.ft., $1,200. Excel. _ln- cabin. Sleeps 11. Del- double & king; clothes; maintained, $500/BO. LIVING ROOM- Tradl- POOLS, SPAS, AC Scholarships. All Schools, -Tom-after-6P-M,-54B.8038_ -ca-ffvp—tr-unks; , Call 526-5250- ROTOTILLETOR R $125$, TING— specializing In in- gresiress & egreseggr s on RtR. 20066 aware Water dap area. hlfclk t;r(ainsBW--$eor~Homelite- TeTioTTS'exterlbr; Hoofing, -Coonay-Elflctrlictriec . - . AII-MajowUCall..908^469-. So. wAraffic trucks, household. REFRIGERATOR- Frlg- 469-0281 Uc#2978 2528 for application and PISCATAWAY- off 287. fic light & excel. Use of boats, $550/Wk. BODY BUILDING EQ- prexel chairs, Welman adair, 16 cu.'. Excellent trlmmer $35; Torb trimmer f 35O ] gutters cleaned. & In- Efficiency & room. Private: 0 1 Pleasa AT&T employee discpunt PISCATAWAY, 170 UIPMENT- Ferrlgno tables, Stlffel brass $55; 11 HP lawn tractor stalled. Minor alteratldns. ELECTRICAL WORK- FREE Instruction booklet V.!^^call 908-218-1100?^ ^ . •• offered. Call 233-4806 NORTH LAKESIDE DR bench, preacher & leg at- lamps. Must see. ReasL cond. $140. 908-526-2627 MOVING?- Lowest entrance. Bath. Deck; RIDER MOWER— John $400. 908-234-2821; 908- I PERSONALS I Free estimates. 752-6441. Complete electrical ser- Cable." No smoking. Tidy (off Washington Ave, tachment, lat bar( diponable. 249-7444 766-4241- vice, service upgrades, vi- prices. Patmlerl Movers, (behind Rackleys)— Sat, handles,' easy curl bar, 3 Deere, model RX 75, APPLIANCES EL. olations corrected, celling the small move special- male preferred. $100- Advertise In the Classified! MATERNITY CLOTHES- used less than 20 hrs.SCAG COMMERCIAL ECTROSTATICAL.LY • • - 6/22 & Sun, 6/23! 9-4. sets dumb bell, 500 lbs. Sultable for work, dresses EQUIPMENT- 72" belt fans, new constr. "24 Hr. ist. Pianos, 6 rooms or $125/Wk. 469-6687 weights, Z' bar bells. Excellent condition. AIDS HOT LINE-Can it PAINTED- like original Emergency Service." less. Free phone quotes PISCATAWAY, 2 & suits, sz. 14 & large. drive, 20 Kohler elec.start, be transmitted from a factory finish. Durable JERSEY AVE.- Sat., $800.908-463-3201 $1750. Call 707-8875 or Llc.#10318. 271-4049. PM #00550. 356-2454. Call after 6pm, 908- 908-699-7498. $3775. 52" 14HP hydro, kiss, a .hug, or casual two/part epoxy paint. Call June 22 & Sun., June 23, BRASS/MARBLE- floor 725-8867. $3500. Gary's Equipment contact or even trans- 469-4438. ELECTRICAL WORK- of NEON SIGNS- Custom, . 1QAM-4PM. Toys, stereo, SEARS ELECTRIC commercial. Home/bar lamps, $35. Doll carriage, MATTRESS- Single, like DRYER- $50.; Sears self Sales 439-2666. mitted to your loved all types. R; DIETRICH & ' 8tC; ',:••• :•'. • -• •• ' • 1950, wood cradle, $25. new, $25 (no box spring). ones? For the true facts AUTOMOBILE AND SON ELECTRICAL. CON- decor. Call 908-494-2993 SCOTCH PLAINS cleaning elec. range SHEDS— Custom wood HOME AIR CON- TRACTORS INC. 24 hour OFFICE CLEANING WESTFIELD SO. PLAINFIELD 110 Art deco dresser, solid Call 781-1402. $100., both are excellent storage buildings & gar-on AIDS call 1-900-535- Colonial Classic..master bedroom suite with dress- Designed to delight featuring 4 bedrooms, 1V4 bat- FAULKS PLACE- Sun., walnut, 1950, $85. Vlc- 9700.ex 301. ex 302DITIONING SERVICE- emergency service. NJ SERVICE- Afternoons/ Check Our MAUSOLEUMS- 2 Lake cond. Call 908-704-0697 ages. 50 different sizes & 828-3494 . '' Lie. # 9910. Insured. Call eves, wkdays or wkends. Ing room, large family kitchen; Inground pool on one hs, family room with comer raised hearth fireplace, June 23, from 9AM-6PM. torlan vanity. 549-9860 Nelson Memorial Park. styles. Free Installation, Spanish. Avail. 24hrs. acre. SPL-1411. • . CAC and more. SPL-1403, Something for everyone. BRITANNICA. ENCYC- SNAP ON TOOL STOR- $2.00 per mln. 271-1404. Excellent references/own $3500/BO. Must Sell. Call AGE KR 1100 top box, KR free delivery. No down BASEMENT WATER $419,000 SO. PLAINFIELD 507 LOPEDIAS- $350; ski's 908-985-8252. payment, Call 908-381- PROOFING — drainage ELECTRICAL- All types transportation. Call 908- $299,000 DELORES AVE- Sat. & & poles-$75;' Women's 1000 bottom box. Ac- ALLOW ME TO. GIVE 721-0539 or beeper 201- Services Column MAUSOLEUMS- 2 Uke 1044 anytime YOU the gift of a lasting work, Free Inspection & of- wiring, Service Sub. June 22 & 23, 9AM- golf bag-$30; Rawllng Is- cepting offers. Call 908- estimant. For the per- 4701627. land hammock w/metal Nelson Memorial Park. 757-6856, TRAILERS- Utility. a relationship. Per- changes & paddle fans. ,6PM. Moving Sale! vari- $350O/BO. Must Sell. Call scape & construction. sonalized, 16 yrs. experi- manent solution to your Additions. Call Harold PAINTING AT ITS ous household Items. stanc-$85. 7B3-9399. SOFA & LOVESEAT- Art water problems, call Klouser. Lie. #6252. 908- 908-985-8252. Deco, emerald green Quality trailers at reason- ence. Call Judy Yorlo's BEST- Quality interior For A CHINA TEA SET- cas- able prices. Call Gary's Compatibles 908-707- 769-0015 572-6750. exterior painting, plaster SOMERSET 47 NEW velvet with gold band & sheetrock repair, cus- sette tapes + record al- METAL DETECTOR- strips, 2 yr. old swing set Equipment Sales (908) 9086. ELECTRICIAN- Llc.# BRUNSWICK RD.- 439-2666. BIRTHDAY PARTIES- tom staining, powerwash- bums, jewelry, new carCbmpass Challenger galvanized steel. $100 For the younger set. Ages 10062, For evenings & u (between Cedar Grove & radio, sterling silver, Model X70 with 8 In. ATHENA PSYCHIC Ing, fully Insured, free es- Davidson) Sat., June 22, Call 908-699-0986. 4-7, Parachutes, games, -weekends. Bo'nded & In-timates. Senior discounts. Pro" Who Knovi/s lamps, tools, book case, search head. $400. Call READER & ADVISOR. music & more. For an ac- sured. Reasonable rates. 9-6PM. HUGE BARN oil paintings. 968-2387 908-725^066.. ..,.- SOFA * LOVESEAT- Athena will look into your RM Contractors. 526-S250 SALE! furniture, glass- Ilke new, attractive blue, PICK tive fun filled party Call Liz Commercial, residential, life & tell you your past, 908-821-8621. Industrial. Call 725-7267. PAINTING- Interior/Ex- ware, tools, household COMMODORE 64K MOVING SALE- 48" Purchased new $625, present & future. She will items, antiques, col- Asking $350. 968-3732. YOUR terior. 25 yrs. experience. SLEEPY HOLLOW COMPUTER- With 1.541 round onyx table, desk, explain your life situation Fully Insured. Free es- SCOTCH PLAINS How To Do The Job! lectibles, toys, records, disk drive Includes. 6 (2) 100 Ib propane tanks, & help you Improve them. Looking for a A garden setting Is this unique ranch featuring dual High on a hill overlooking family neighborhood In books & much more. bricks, spindles & mold- SOFA & LOVESEAT- OWN timates. Call Jim, 908- games programs, $200/ Specializing In Tarot Makeup Artist to HANDYMAN 604-4656. fireplace opening to living room and family room. Plalnfield |s this spacious CM col. w/custom built-lns Immaculate 3 bedroom, 2% bath split level. Eat-in EVERYTHING MUST GOI Best offer. Call 359-42B1 Ing, sliding glass doors, Pastel colors! $700/BO. FRUITS & VEGETABLES Card, Palm & ESP read- enhance and In new fam. rm. 3 large BR's & private yard. SPL- Cherry bureau w/lg mir- PC SETUP SERVICE- Dining room w/brlck wall and BBQ pit. SPL-1409. Rain date 6/29. after 6pm. etc, 753-8240 eves. JERSEY FRESH ings. Grand Opening compliment you SERVICE 1414, " . ' . '" kitchen, living room, formal dining room, farnlly ror. $400/BO. Double Special 2 for 1. Located at Qot 100% out of your PC $229,900 SOMERSET BAYBERRY MOVING SALE- barbell bed, $400/BO. Avail Aug- EDWARD WELLS FARM for that special wJtb proper system setup. $215,000 room, central air, new furnace, much more. DR. NEIGHBQRHOOD- COMPUTER IBM- 530 Route 18, E, Bruns- Carpentry, Painting Cloan, complete system, weights, free firewood, ust 1. 908-298-8560 Retreat Road wick, 908-651-1140. occasion? Software consulting also Sat. June 22, 9AM-4PM. hard + floppy drive, light f|xtures,< balance 3% ml. E. of St. Hwy. 206 Home Maintenance available. Call Spook Hol- 16 FAMILIES. Please park 640k, monitor, Business beam, woodburnlng stove SOFA- Beige/Brown Vlncetown, N.J. low Software 781-2186. on New Brunswick Rd. plaid, excellent condition, ATTENTION LOCALsi- and Repair Software incl. $425. Call fireplace Insert, records, Meet by phonel Christian PIANO & PLAYER etc. 753-8240 eves. $200. Call 356-1607. BLUEBERRIES CAIJ,..C0Ii)WELL BANKER SOMERVILLE, 1 EAST Steve 908-253-0126 8 a.m. 'til 5 p.m. Dally phone Romance. New QUALITY WORK PIANO- Tuflad and SUMMIT- (off N. Bridge options. $3/ min. 1-900- repaired. Bought & sold.- CONSTRUCTION EQ- MOVING- dinette set, STAHCRAFT BOAT- 16' 609859-2662 276-3967. COLDUJC-'LL FOR SALE BY OWNER St). Sat 6/22, 9am-5pm. trailer & 80HP Mercury 786-7710 SCHIiXITm UANKCMU1 UIPMENT- Hydr. floor refrigerator, dressers, lack, chain saw, kerosene recllner. child's bike, ster- motor $2500; 14' Bass DIANE Call Jack PIANO TUNING- Over Gall for Appt. 609-497-0389 Advertise neater, air compressor. eo receiver, 1984 Cougar. boat, 8.9 Mercury motor, •25 years experience. Reasonable prices. 463-trailer extras $1695. 908- Advertise In the Classified! Certified Cosmetologist 272-8282 Wayne Smith, 908-654- 310 Park Ave, Scotch Plains— 322-9102 In the Classified! 30 gal. gas hot water 3618. " tank. 874-4160 -.7754 ' •-.•• •••'-• •-•"• 685-0008. 276-0984 /?•: 8 — June 20,1991 — Union County Classified June 20,1991 — Union County Classified — 9 FENCES- PRE-SEASON KITCHENS BY JOHN- PAINTING— ATB INC SIDINGS. WINDOWS, WORLDS GREATEST SALE. Custom wood: Tired of your old kitchen? PAINTING. $50/room. DOORS, DECKS— also PAINTERS- All areas of PINE LANDSCAPING- TOP SOIL— screened & COPPERHEAD PLUM- TNT HEATING & COOL- CCA>-Sprgce-Cedar- Make it look like new!Exterior $700 + . Wall- bathrooms & kitchens, painting. Interior, exterior, 372 ING— "We Blow the Stockade-Vlnyl Chain Landscape design & in-delivered. $30 per yard. BING, HEATING, DRAIN Custom work a specialty. paper $15/roll. Roofing & Now at wholesale prices, wall coverings; power stallation. All phases of Call 388-5024. PLUMBING CLEANING- Affordable Competition away!" See CLASSIFIED Unk. We also sell custom Also bathroomsr whirl- gutters, free estimates. Call us now & save washing/water proofing, quality - free estimates, our ad in the Business landscaping & lawn wood sheds, barns, pools, spas. Expert cer- 908-914-0496 > hundreds of $$. Home staining, day and night TREE & STUMP RE- HEATING Directory & Area Service gazebos & gym sets. Call maintenance, including 24 hour emergency ser- amic tile work.. Decks, PAINTING- Exteriors by improvement financing shifts. Reasonable rates CLASSIFIED hydroseedlng. 15 yrs.MOVAL —Is ydur stump a & COOUNG vice. License #8917. Directory. (908) 494-5292 C O N N E C T I O N Backyard Systems' any- additions, finished available. B & D Installa- •free estimates. Call Rich. pain' In the grass? Free Please call 752-8808. time for. free estimate 908- Budget. Paint & stain, experience. Try-'jis fcfr 1 basements, alf- types of cedar: Any surface, low "on, 469-9456. 908-545-8726.. your Spring cleanup, Af estimates Fully insured.. A NEW GUY INTOWN- PONY RIDES- PARTIES, TYPING- Wordproces- ANTHONY'S CONST- CARPENTRY- Concrete, 3B1-KH4. "JUST. STUMPS" 634- MICHAEL A. KRUPSKY, home Improvements. Call rates, great referrals. VINYL SIDING. Insulated G Q N N EG T I O N fordable rates. 968-567OV Main St Plumbers Inc, 24 PICNIC AND FAIRS. CALL slng, resumes, mailing list RUCTION— Specializing masonry, drywall, paint- for free estimate, 707- 1318. s INC.- Plumbing & Heat- maintenance, mailing in all types of carpentry, FLOQRS- Resanded Insured. Free Estimate. & maintenance free sidirfg hr svc. Free est. Fully ins. ing. Boilers installed & re- CLOVERLAND 996-3140; ing. Finished basements, arid finished. Call Derek 9215. DEPENDABLE LAWN JP'S LANDSCAPING- LAWN MAINTENANCE/ MULCH/ TOPSOIL- picck No job too small. Baths tf ltfi • " arages, baths, additions, 968-0757. plus a free storm door if ( m \ CARE— Complete laWn TREE MAINTENANCE- paired, hot water heaters 375 g-0 R c H F s, stZ&HJ^S'l••• ,™ »'gB£lJ&liLl!2ggg^ 908-233-2522. KITCHENS. BATHS- you call now. 560-8776. mulch, rail road ties etc. LANDSCAPING- Top up or prompt deliveeryr , remodeled. Water ar ld yj \ LANDSCAPING, \ maintenance, bl Snow removal. Spdng-&- Retail/, wholesale. Tre.e removals, shrub replaced, drains machine FOUNDATION WALLS ^remodeling—alterations, 1 -SoiU-Mulch, Stone 'bell.-- ple- eators. bollor co INSTRUCTION 5389. Westfield. 908-722-3546. structlon. 757-7929. HAND Y M A N~F O R Tec General ;Remod- ratesr mates^As pruning. -CofhmercTi 7 ldfolldNfc ETC.— fast 24jir. service. cabinet refacing, courH Budget. Paint Tl stain, ^TRgE&OfE } Vered/spreadT "See.dlngr fence 8fSupply 526-5775^ slons," repairs. 418=1990; Call Marigliano. 752-4242 VCR REPAIRS- audio B.D.J. HOME IMP- HIRE— carpentry, rep- ellng.. ••. •-..•• for Bill or Brad 232-4361. tlmates. Call John at residential. Quality work Llc.^ 8486, .469-2656. CARPENTRY- Resi- lacement of windows & tertops, formica, Corian, cedar. Any surface, low Thatching and Clean up. PRtUlbt -548-6262. Llc#5235 days or 752-5559 eves. repairs. We pick up &ROVEMENTS. INC- dential renovation & rates, great referrals. VINYL THERMAL REP- (908) 755-5098. Free Estimates. 755-8553: at fair prices. Over'20,yrs. PLUMBING, HEATING, doors, paneling, floor tile work, skylights, fini- ARMSTRONG LAND- EXPERT RAILROAD TIE Ads In Classified LAWN CARE deliver fast.' Leave mes- Complete Interior & ex-remodeling including Insured. Free Estimate. LACEMENT WINDOWS- UWN & PROPERTY- experience. Call 658-3266 AC & DRAIN CLEAN- ABC DRIVING SCHOOL POWER WASHING- tiles, carpet, installation, shed basements, drywall SCAPING—. Landscape, . WORK— planters, patios, LAWN SERVICE- Yard or 321-0077 -Licensed by NJDMV. sage, Edward Joseph will terior remodeling & reb-decks* doors, windows, & taping, decks. Refer- 968-0757. , & Custom Storm Doors, Clean up, maintenance. doritcost — Please Call ." ING— 24 hr. service. Hotfi es, . buildings, get back to you 906-8217, kitchen, bathroom ren- Factory direct prices. Ask design, Interlocking, brick walkways, fences, decks. clean up, hauling away of Advertise Special attention given to swimming pools; acid uilding general con- basement, etc. Free es- ences on request. No job PAINTING— Interior, $75/ "Affordable Rates": Call basements, attics-and ' They pay! Same day service. Free Metuchen ' tractor. See our display timates'. Call Dave 356-ovation. 526-5723. room:' Exterior, freees- '°r Mike or Sal, days 757- or paver patios, walkways 10 yrs. experience. Free 276-9391 WE DO LAWNS- and In the Classified! estimates. Lie. -#7337. nervous people. Call wastiihg., Decks - wate- HANDYPERSON- too small. Free estimates. & driveways. Planting of estimates. Call 469-4438. day or evening Joe, 753- arages. Call 828-538^7 (201) 756-8566 WEDDING ads In. the Business/ Ser- 8915: Fully Insured. Call Ced- timates. Sheetropking & 3733: eves. 475-5670 1643 or Mark, 968-2103 g r Thank you morel Call.968-4718. 725-8239 or 356-1029 rproofing. Free estimates, vice Directory of your EXPERIENCED- Cer- trees &. shrubs, lawn R 561-9333. " insured. 754-7415. . INVITATIONS- & Acr CERAMIC & MARBLE amic tile, painting, decks, rone's Home Improve- ng.. WALLPAPERING- C&C maintenance service, new local Forbes Newspapers ments at 846-8729. PaintingntTng., 725-5997 REMOVAL AND cessories. Natl Brand or call Bruce toll-free at INSTALLATION-. Baths. general repairs. Free- es- WALLPAPERING. Expert lawns, sod or seed, lawn : CLEANUP -Attics, yards. 20% off I Unique party 1-800-794-3351. Free es- Kitchens & Foyers. Old timate. Very reasonable. KITCHENS- Reface or PAINTING- interior/ex- workmanship, no job too renovations. Topsoil, ; basements. Local & Long Invites & Baby an- timates. • and new. Repairs. Call Call 272-4295; ' replace - same low price. terlor painting done with small. Reasonable rates, mulch or decorative r? : Distance. Reasonable nouncements Too! For ,a John 369-6610. Let one. of our factory old. fashionecf pride. Ben- Free estimate. 704-3431 stone. Stone, driveways, great selection & service. BATHS & KITCHENS CREATIVE CONST- HOME jamln Moore products WINDOW CLEANING- tree removal •, brush re- MAKE THE CONNECTION - FILL IN THIS COUPON • rates.' Experienced. Free IMPROVEMENTS- reps look at your kitchen. 'Estimates. Call • 908-545- all 908-781-0939 10% OFF RUCTION- 20 yrs. ex- Free consultation and de- used. Window puttying/ professional, fully In- moval'Wlth chipper, rail- 2 for Alteratlons, ceramic tile, : 6731 or 249-2682. WORD PROS- Laser perience. Kitchens, Baths. slgn. Call 234-0541. glazJng. 15 yrs In busl- sured, superiqr,. refer- road ties installed.. Call printed word processing. Any complete renovation. cultured stone, brick, light ness. References. Free ences. Other related ser- Joe 885:5323.- & Additions. Financing PAINTING & HOME • 6-line limit . > RESUMESATYPING- 10 Free spell bhecks.: Edit- Custom quality work. Sat- masonry.' No job top estlmates.D. Vesuvlo, vices available. UNIVER- Avail. 201-399-2656. small. Call John 752-2867 IMPROVEMENTS- BONACCORSO'S NUR- years experience in writh- ing, transcription & copy isfaction guarariteed. Li- 561-9548 SAL BUILDING MAJNTE- ing, resurhes & cover let: DECKS DECKS Roofs & gutters. Interior. & SERY—'Top Soil and All • Must be paid in advance — . r services. 15 years ex- censed & Insured. . HOUSE DOCTOR- Let PAUL A. MILLAR PAIN- NANGE. For FREE ESTI- . ters. Free consultation. DECKS— Our only busl- exterior. Free estimates, Types of Landscaping. .• : caslv check, VISA, or perience. So. Plfd. 561 r J.M.C. Home Renovations us take care of your TING—Meticulous Int/Ext MATE Call 2B1 -7611. Call Mike at 908-968-7700 (908) 561^3554 •netfs for 11 yrs. Refer- 82-|-2838 Call 38,2-4989.. . . ' MasterCard (no refunds) 4478, • "• problems; All phases of Services. 10 yrs expert- WINDOW GLASS RE- RBOFlNQ & PAINTINQ- ences. For free estimates Home Improvements, no COMMERCIAL & RESI- CARNEVALE & 19 page picture PAINTING & PAPER enco. Gutters cleaned,. PLACED ON SITE— We . Gutters cleaned and' In- job too small or big. Free DENTIAL- All phases of • No copy changes PAINTING- All our app-brouchure. 908-549-6396. HANGING- Interior/exte- windows washed. Fully repa|r re-putty & paint old estimates. Call 231-0141 c r landscaping & landscape 50 stalled. Slate repairs. llcatlonas guarenteed. • Offer limited to 1 rior. Quality workmanship Insured. Free estimates. window• • s & trim• , very rea- : Fully Insured; Free esti- Exterlo/, Interior speci- DID YOU for 25 years. No job tooCall Paul at 908-846-7186 design, including weekly 387 KNOW... INTRODUCTIONS... sonable. INSURED. Call- maintenance, fertilizing, noncommercial ads mates. Call Vinnie 572- alizing. Free estimates. 38 small. Insured. Free esti- Clear View, 757-5347 . 7119. HOME Years of Custom work In that an ad in this local A way for people to meet RESTORATIONS & seeding, planting & clean- • General Merchandise For Sale paper also goes Into 14. people, every week In mates, prompt service. SHAKLEE PRODUCTS- IMPROVEMENTS this area. 908-968-0467 Bob Steinman, 526-3382. RENOVATIONS- Comp- WINDOW REPAIRS- ups. Call Steve for free other local papers? Reach .your local Forbes news- estimate at 271 r5191. Only. No Real Estate, Garage . 6uy. or Self. Please call lete home or office, start Replace glass, putty, over 140,000 households paper. The ad Is free, to finish. Drywall, all caulk, paint & wash; Qual- Fill in 1 character per box, allowing for spaces and Sale, Pets or Automotive ads. ; 908.968-2131 Advertise with one call! ' then one call' does It all!. PAINTING & WALL COMPLETE CARE YARD 1ST IN QUALITY- PAPERING— "Summer phases of carpentry, kit- ity craftsmanship for 25 SOUND FOUNDATION- 1-800-334-0531. 1-800-334-0531 chen' remodel Ihc w n SYSTEMS- Tree service, punctuation as necessary. Remember to include phone • Offer valid only with MUDRICK'S PAINTING. In the Classified! Special" $50 off painting ' " years. Free estimates, In- lawn ^maintenance, land- Waterproofing Specialists. No Job too small. Free & arid 20% off wallpapering. dows, doors & SK : THIS SPECIAL ON GENERAL MERCHANDISE FOR SALE ONLY this coupon ; w ED REILLY PAINTING - : Installed: Call 753-1' 3hts sured, work guaranteed, scape design. Spring number. No abbreviations, please! (25 Yrs.)._Free Inspection courteous estimates. In- Interior/Exterior— Free FULLY INSURED. Will prompt service. Bob J & D MAINTENANCE Steinman, 526-3382.. cleanup. Insured, free es- Want to get rid of that bike the kids have outgrown?-How about that chair that & estimates. All work terior & exterior. Central estimates. Custom work. beat,any written es- ROOFER— Fred.Brltton. guarenteed. Local refer- JK'S INC-small jobs our timate. One Cut Freel doesn't match your new furniture? Or that trumpet you haven't picked up in ages? If N.J. 908-561-2430. Very neat & references. specialty. Same day ser-timates. 'Interlor/exterlgr. Free estimates, fully In- WINDOW RES- (908)874-5083. ences provided: Call. Sheetrock Repairs. Fully Will work weekends. Call you're selling...we can connect you with a buyer and even better, we've got a Mail with check or Frank 908-769-779T. WALLCOVERING vice. Interior & exterior sured, all work guaran- TORATIONS-, we re- Name inBUred. 752-3767. Chris 873-1389: teed. Let a roofer do It COMPLETE LAWN bargain for you! - ; A-1 IMPROVEMENTS- INSTALLATIONS repairs. Also Cleaning. Sr, putty/glazei caulk & paint Addltions, roofing & sid- Citizen D.sc.;297M340. ,, right! Business, 874-7111. ol.._d wlvilhdow8r ' . 15 yrs InSERVICE- Mowing, Now you can run a 6 line For Sale ad In Forbes Newspapers Classified Connection * money order to: ; SPANISH STYLE PIG ing, kitchens & baths, and ED'S CUSTOM IN- PAINTING & WALL- Home, 874-3371. -'. business, Free phone trimming, edging', clean-: Address >.ROAST<—"for all occa-- PAPERING- Superior .tips. Seniors discount.. custom decks.. Quality, TERIORS— Custom cabi- JOHN'S PAjNTING- : for 2 weeks for only $7.50. Your ad will appear in 15 publications and reach more ;: Forbes Nlewspape_rs_ 5 slons Parties, Birthdays, ce r P VVi service • since T935. "Call Interior Painting: nets, -counte'"" r tops'JttV",! . "" Qualify/Reasonably workmanship, reasonable §HEETRbcK/SPACKLE Residential & Com- than. 147,000 potential buyers. Remember — someone Is looking for What you don't • etc!- Roasted on your rates, No Job; too small. -Repairs to sheetrock & S mercial. Call 245^6019 or ; > premises. Feeds 20 & UP. 906-232-2186 ^Quality b>. u specializing -Ih priced. Taping; plastering, want We connect buyer and seller._ _ __ . Phone— Classified Connection 1 kitchen,, bathroom & sheetrock. c.elling:.^-wall.1Free estimate. Call "Got plaster. 572-5811, WINDOWS & DOORS^ 874-6732. ;. . : • h -basement—remodeling^—repair -ouf-specialtyr-Free— y ...... Replace drafty windows & TING— wallpaper hang- r crty Call: Free estimates. 721-4588. estimates: 908-985-6536 . ' Ads In Classified doors, alTfypes ortiome- CREATIVE I TYPING/Transcrlptlon- ing, complete remodeling PAINTING- $85/room. 2 Improvements available.' CAPING- sgi ; Quality service & quick of baths.& kitchens, fini- Joe Kllngeblel dont cost — FENCES— all types In- room minimum. Call The time Is right & so are shrubs, lawn main- Exp. Date: Somerville, N.J. 08876 • turn around. Laser print & shed basements, decks. 381-9656 stalled, metal • or wood. Advertise our prices, Call. Pro Tectenance, tree trimming, VISA/MC # • Fully Insured, free est. today. Licensed. & In- They pay! ^all size transcription. free estimates LOWEST PRICES. Fence sured. J-M.C. Home Ren- General Remodeling decorative stohe. Call •.MasterType 424-0577. Call Mike at 220-6933 In the Classified! 889-7237. . repairs. Call 756-0638.. ovations <908t 561-3554. 6604776 ^^^^ ^M mta^tm •M^IM a^^^M aa^i^a «^^^M mmm»u ^^mm^ i^H^M ^BM^H ' 'taHMi ^^^^ •^•^w «^^i^' ^H^^M M^I^H W«^^^ '- M^^ «HB«* M*H .•^•^•^ M^MB« , M^BMJ -USE YOUR CHARGE- Maari NEED A JOB DONE RIGHT? A rea Service BUILDERS FUEL OIL Directory BUILDERS CONTRACTOR HEATING & AC LANDSCAPING MASON PAINTING PLUMBERS TO ADVERTISE MIMSCJT |OWTH -GUSTOM- MPDOWELLS jJStHORE^ CONTRACTING CONSTRUCTION CO., INC.- Since 1928 ROGER SAWICKI General Contractors • Additions & Alterations SERVING CHARLES Family Owned & Operated • UNION f MIDDLESEX 789-2482 789-1137 • Window and Patio Door COUNTIES . Interior/Exterior CONTRACTING Total Sinco 1928 Lie #1268 "Over 44 Years" . Installations •Budget Plans FOR OVER 40 YEARS FIND OUT HOW COST DECKS'WINDOWS • Wood and Vinyl Siding > lUXIng Jl Ontml Mr Conditioning Masonry & • Residential • Industrial • Commercial Lawn Care • Water Heaters ALTERATIONS • ADDITIONS • Roofing • • Service Plans Carpentry I • New Construction •Additions • Alterations • Sewer Cleaning EFFECTIVE YOUR AD ROOFING -SIDING Commercial * Residential • Plumbing/AC Complete Service Or • Excavating Repairs • Masonry Steps Steps • IPorches • Sidewalks ..'• Sump Purnps CAN BE RIGHT HERE, 272-4733 • Chimneys • Fireplaces (New and Repaired) Fully Insured : Free Estimates 450 North Ave. E. "JUST A CUT" Ceramic Tile , . , ,. • Carpentry, Sheetrocklng, • Concrete and Brick Paving • Wood Decks 276*4083 Reasonable'Rates ~ , Kitchens'* Bathtooms'••"•• • Roofing, Leaders & Gutters No Job Too Small 'Commercial Residential Bfiselm.ent Remodeling. CALL^NNferfEAT FREE ESTIMATES Serving Union County and Vicinity . Westfield Prornpt, FREE Quoted FREE ESTIMATES FREE ESTIMATES With Quality and Dependability FINANCING AVAILABLE" Free Estimates Fully Insured FULLY INSURED 450 North Ave. E. CharlesPljartowskl NJ LICENSE #007789 — Wayne DavidowHch-- , 233-3213 nuotarto»oo6SM>&««2S« 396-8764 References Gladly Furnished 231-6689 889-5244 18 YEARS EXPERIENCE... Westfield 10% Discount For Senior Citizens 755-0964 CALL 276-6953 233-3213 ACCOUNTING BUILDERS TO ADVERTISE ENVIRONMENTAL FUEL OIL HOME IMPROVEMENTS PAINTING PLUMBERS PLUMBERS TREE SERVICE s.o.s. AIR DUCT LANDSCAPING MASON MICHAEL M. MASON CLEANING lUM-SIROiNC, WET BASEMENT? ACCOUNTING f,t MCTIJ/ ( iiri/r, FIND OUT HOW COST HOME OR OFFICE Serving Union County & Basement EXTERIOR 1AYITOL PAINTING Donald S. 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Repairs Quality Work • Reasonable Prices CALL STEAMATIC CLEANING SPECIAUSTS FuelOII . . . • Air Cleaning Filters Union with Reliability • Building Cleaning Town and We do the best Work Around" INSURED (No Job Too Small or Large). • Weed Control Services • Hot Water Heaters Reasonable Kates FOR FREE ESTIMATE . SALES - SERVICE and Dependability .'• Fully Insured SAVE ENERGY.... We install Low, Low Winter Rates 231-6689 (908^ 272-8989 INSTALLATION Lawn Maintenance • Sump Pumps Call for Free Initial Consultation 276-4048 • Senior Citizens Discount Vinyl Replacement Windows ~ State Lie. -#4205 Sppnaor of CMn Air WH^IMI 276-0900 • Check our Recession Proof Prices Free Est. • State License #6249 Senior Citizen Discounts Family InCranford 37 years 1-8OO-786-969O FREE ESTIMATE CALL GEORGE: (908)828-1089 AMERICAN =fc UJNG ASSOCIATIdN* 549 LEXINGTON AVE. 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Certified K-8 & KEYBOARD H.S. Math; M.A. degree. LESSONS Call 272-5315. A 1 DWM; 35, social' drinker™ SWJF— extremely pretty, "beglnnlng~julyiy Limited enjoy dining out, movies, slender, refined, in- class size. All ages wel- shore, long drives, most telligent, caring, late 40's,' come. To register phone music. Quiet at first. financially independent, 908-7S6-8674. u, HonesU sincere, easy , . professional, no depe- T I going. Seeks S/DWF, 25- ndants seeking a sen- LEARNING DISABILITY 37 with same Interests. SERVICES- Tutoring/ sitive, secure, cultured, INTERIOR DEC- LIVE-IN— Sun PM- thru CRANFORD- College Reply Box 3051 well educated successful Career councelllng. In- AUTO PARTS COUNTER CO-ORDINATOR- to INTRODUCTIONS... PART TIME SALES- SPEECH COR- 33 YR. OLD SWM— who TAX SEASON MAYBE PERSON- FT/PT posi- ORATING— .International Thur-PM to care (or infant student seeks F/T P/T professional, who Is non- dividual & group. Study OVER BUT TAX PUN- direct Awareness, Prog- A way for people to meet Love the Holidays? Now RECTIONIST- Public lives life 1 day at a time. LOVE TO HAVE FUN? skills, self image en- tlon avail, auto experience rams to the general people, eVery week in hiring area demonstrators School District has im- Interior decorating com- + housekeeping^ Non- childcare In your home, SWF, young, attractive, w/ smoking, good looking, NING SHOULD BE A pany expanding In YOUR smoker, English speak- summer,' evenings, Looking (or someone, who trim, 48-58, 5ft.7 plus for hancement, colledge/teck helpful; will train, excel, community population on ypiir local. Forbes news- for .'Christmas Around mediate openings for full/ takes pleasure in the great sense of humor. YEAR ROUND PROCESS working condltions'r part time positions for area. Rated #2 out of top ing, caring & warm per- weekends. Refs, Ages 4. loving lasting relationship. placements. 874-4448.' For a free review of your -drug & alcohol abuse & paper. The ad Is free, The World." For more info -journey, not just the des- Enjoys music, dancing, benefits. Call Somervllle misuse. Degree in clinical then one call does it all! call Lynn, 561-8082 non-public school stude- 10 by "Money. Magazine. son, experience & refer- & up. 908-709-0776 tination. Interests include partying, travel & boating. Reply to: Box 3152. MATH TUTOR AV- 1990 returns & tax plan- nts. Must have NJ Cer- Training available, 201- ences a must. Westfield, D.UNELLEN-- State regi- ACCOUNTS DEP- Auto Parts 526^511.. social work or health ed- 1-800-334-0531 PART TIME SEC- all art -forms, especially Seeking tall, good looking SWM 40 yrs. 6ft. Brn. hair AILABLE- Certified for ning for 1991 & beyond, BOOKKEEPER/FULL ucation. CAC certified tification & drivers license.. 993-1900. ". . 908-232-8716. r stered family day care.. 7-12..Pre-Algebra to Cal- calf Michael Husbands ARTMENT- SUMMER RETARY- tof Middlesex jazz & new age. Love the guy who enjoys the same. & eyes, artistically in- CHARGE— Mtalmum 5 • preferred. Flexible hours Positions avail, im- SNACK BUSINESS PVT Full time, lnfants-$95, for appt. Accounting & tax HELP NEEDED. Big 8 ex JANITORIAL SERVICE Presbyterian Church. 20 country but als.b have a Reply Box 3103. clined, likes dining, music culus. Reasonable rates. V" - P- preferably In approx. 5 hrs. per week. mediately for school year FROM HOME— Route of toddlers-$85, pre-school & dancing, outdoors, . 908-424-1968, 7-1OPM - service also available year bucks '+ bonds. Clark. Part time work, Garwood hrs/wk. Start $6.50/hr. 1991-92. Send letter, 435 $75, school age children taste for the city, like NOT AN ATHLETE- But No typing. R6se 815- manufacturing. Computer Send resume to Mrs. area. Early morning Pleasant phone manner. America's leading snack beaches only at nightfall. sociable, one-of-a-kind, MATH TUTOR- Col- round'for small busi- experience" or. willing to Cindy Chomen, Secretary . resume & copy of cer- for the summer, ages 5- a knowledgeable baseball nesses. 463-0809. 1396i- - . hours. Call 201-962-4574 General office experience, machine' professionally, CHILDCARE Always open to new_ fan. Not a singer but a - .looking for temple for las- umbia U student. Summer 1200 Mountain Ave. tification to: Somerset established for you. M & 10, $50. Also, part time.. ting friendship, In 30's, school or prepare for next LEGAL SECRETARY- contact Gary Notte 457- County Educational Ser- PROVIDED ideas. I am alcohol & lover of all kinds of music. ADMINISTRATION Middlesex, NJ 08846. 5226 between 8am-5pm M's Planters, etc. High Call 968.1711 approx. 5'5 plus & aver- yr. All levels through Cal- . .ASSISTANT . Westfield Law firm seeks vices Commission, P.O. drug free non-smoker. If Not a cook but app- 380 COACHES— The Plngry secretary, with at least 5 for specific duties Profit. $5,000 Min. In- EXPER WESTFIELD you re a female and Into reciative of good food & . age weight, who has culus. Group rates avail. Part time support to sue- Box 326, Manvllle, NJ vestment'.. 1.-800-362- BUYER- Earn $300,00 School Will have openings • yrs litigation experience. 08835 or call 908-707- NOTICE: All CHILDCARE MOM— to care for your the natural high, contact good conversation. All " same Interests and Is att- 561-9061 (Watchuhg) LOANS A cessful one-person Man- In the following coaching PART TIME- delivery 2555. ractive & independent agement Consulting cash dally buying mer- Word processsihg re- person needed for ex- 8558, EOE PROVIDED advertisements child in my home. Ages this guy. Box 3001 • this adds up to a multi- PERSONAL COMPUTER FINANCE positions next year. As- quired. Excellent benefits Vh & up. Safe, fun & BLONDE HAIR BLUE dimensional DWF, 40, professional looking for buslness operating outlbf chandise. No experience ercise eqipment.' Flexible are PAYABLE IN ADVANCE TRAINING- Learn DOS, necessary. Call. 6am- sistant Girls' Tennis, As- & working conditions. STYLIST— with some by cash, check, VISA or educational envirnmt. EYED SWM. 30, 6' 1", with kids. Reply Box new adventures. Reply to In-home office )n-'Weat- sistant GlrlaJ Soccer & As- hours required. Call 908- Word Processing, Spread 11pm Mon. thru Sun., Salary commensurate clientele excellent work- '(."•• 43O ^ Master Card. For a quote Excel refs. Julia 232-4362 175lbs. seeks Asian 3008. . . ' • Box 3153. Sheets, Desktop Publish- CASH LOANS- Up to fleld. Activities Incl; pre- sistant Ice Hockey. In- 781-1144. • paring lettera/rBpoVts, 231-6910. With-experience. Call 908- PART TIME- SELL ing cond., hospltallzation, CHILDCARE on cost, ' please call LOOKING FOR CHILD- woman, mid 20's or 30's. PROFESSIONAL DWF- SWM 40 yrs. 6ft. Brn. hair ing, etc. Reasonable 10k. no collateral, no terested candidates 233-6800. life Ins., commission, REN TO WATCH F/T- : answering phones, as- CAMP STAFF- spend 7 YOUR HUSBAND on a 1-800-334-0531. fdr friendship & cultural Mid 30's, horsewoman & & eyes, artistically in- rates. Call 272-3679. credit checks, fast results. should send a brief letter bounus, paid vacation. I WANTED I mother of 2 yr old will. exchange, I enjoy the clined, likes dining, music. 1-800-388-8878. Ask for slstlng with client rela- weeks In the Poconos at & resume to: Athletic Of . LIFEGUARD- for ap- cost free Christmas. Have ':: rhusician seeks similar for. PIANO LESSONS- All tlons, filing, local errands Girl Scout Camp. Live In : Call 722-6161 Tues, provide a clean; • safe; outdoors, movies, dining & dancing, outdoors, 23B. flee, The Plngry School, artment complex In-Midd- fun demonstrating A-1 CHILDCARE- friendship & mutual sup- agea. Pre-school & up. & other admin, support..' with campers & eat In Christmas Around The Thurs Frl. .. CHILD ECARE homey environment. (Jail out, etc. Reply Box 3111 port. Non-smoker a must, sociable, one-of-a-kind, Box 366, Martlnsvllle, NJ lesex. MUST have Sr. Quallfied, reliable, insured 752-.^627 after 6pm • ' • . DJM, 42, FINANCIALLY looking for female for las- My home or yours. Call Prefer computer literate &' dining room. Room & 08836. Lifesaving, First Aid & World holiday items. Free TRAVEL AGENT- Ap- NEEDED— In my Bed- vegetarian preferred. Enrlca 908-297-6910 experience with Word- board incl. 18+, exp. training & supplies.'Call pollo system, outside & mlnster home for 2 young FAMILY DAY CARE is SECURE, HEALTH CARE ting friendship, in 30's, CPR. andlae able to work available from MONDAY PISCATAWAY- Res- Reply Box 3101 PIANO LESSONS- In 382 I Perfect. Experience In a helpful. Call Kathy at 812- DEMONSTRATE ED- June 22 thru Labor Day. Joan at 647-0755 inside sales. Some 'ex- children. Live in or;Live PROFESSIONAL with ROMANTIC SEAFARER approx. 5'5 plus & aver- MORNING INC.: pohslble, dependable non-custodial children, age weight, who has my home begglnera and Professlonal Services firm 333-6244. • UCATIONAL TOYS- 36 hr. work week. Call perience necessary. Ask .out, nice country atmos- SWM, 41, youthful, fit, INSURANCE perfect for moms, teach- PART TIME- Sharp for Michael. 233-9020 phere, light, house keep- 52M884, 6684884 chlldeare with'|Qts of TLC. looking to meet S/DJF, ' same Interests and is att- Intermediate avail to all Would be helpfur. Reply CHOIR DIRECTOR- 356-6550 OR": apply in Lunch, snacks & ac- energetic, professional ractive & independent to: Box 33, %Forbes ers. Flexible, Training person at: Middlesex Vil- ambitious Women needed ing & meal preparation AUNTIE M'S INFANT 34-42, non-smoker, with ages, $15. for 30 mln. ORGANIST. Send resume to hire and supervise VOLUNTEERS tivities. References. Call who loves: the open sea, : professional looking for 908-873-5835. Newspapers, P.O. Box avail; Kathy 908-246-7241 lage Apts., Marlborough Inc. Non-smoker, own TREE— For infants orily, sense of. humor, with or dining, dancing, holding HEALTH INSURANCE- to: St. Luke's Lutheran demonstrators, work from NEEDED- Westfield J 463-g362, " : without children to share new adventures. Reply to . 699, Somerville. NJ Church, 264 New Market DID YOU St., Middlesex (next to volunteer Rescue Squad trans, Experience & refe- F/t care for babies 4 hands & quiet times with Box 3153. , PIANO* ALL STYLES- Self insure yourself or Middlesex Post Office). . home. Free $300 kit, rences required. Call 908- weeks-12. months. State SOMERSET- Quallb- . good times &. vacations 8 Road, Dunellen, N.J. . KNOW... training & supplies. Earn will train volunteers as that special someone. All ages. Degreed (BA/ your employess along .781-7231. '•••••.• registered FDC. Refer- rook. Small group, lots of w/wlthout. our children. . Looking for: caring . S/ SWM, 25-; Non-smoker, with an (A), rated Mega 08812. ; This little ad can be road MANAGEMENT CANDI- HawaiL If you ever wan- emergency, medical Enjoys life, sports, rac- MM), 20 years experi- ANSWERING PHONES (n more than 147,000 technicians. Minimum 4 COUPLE SEEKS- lov- • ences, backup care net- TLC, crafts & activities. 2 DWf,- thirtysomethlng, enjoys biking, the'beach, '• ence. Private, college & Ufe & Health Insurance. for Service business. P/T. CIRCULATION DATE: We will train at our ted to own your own work avail,' CPR certified, yr. old * opening, FT/PT. quetball, movies, dining Rettirn a|l your premiums, homes In 1.5 publications expense.for. permanent successful business than hrs. • per week.. Contact ing, FT careglver for our slim- & '• attractive, who. - sun and lots of fun, If this unilverslty. Somerset Thurs.FH.;& Serf,-. Excel. SERVICE REPS infant son In our Scotch adult, to infant ratio 1 :-3.Registered; non-smoker, out & vacations, Reply. wants to sail away Into iFYOUaUALIFVVatage throughout - .'Somerset', position In Somerset/ Mid- let's talk. 1-800-484-1063. Diane Holzmlller 233- Sounds good to you, give County area. 704^8620; pavv Comfortable office; The Star-Ledger has early ; In Westfield "at 908-232- CPR cert,, insured, refs, B63162 65. Call 90B-658-3543. : Middlesex and Union dlesex Countnty.y 'with an in-'Code 7683 2501. ' - " '.•"•••• '••••• "'plalris home starting rnid- 4he~sunset. .Reply7B6x.:. me a call! Reply Box JlEri/l 3556, Pl ll 563-0673 : ^ourrffo3?-tt-eatighl-vour- ' Rn yp 3005. •. : • • 3009.'•".""" •" : •;•':::•"•• SUMMER MATH TUT- .722-8837., Starting, salary $1 rJO.Op,. ternationaiiy known cTJrTF DJM, 42, FINANCIALLY NAIL DOWN A 3. 1800-3340531 attention, didn't it? pany that Is a leader In help & references a must.'Cajl BRIDGEWATER- Loving SECURE, HEALTH CARE SWM,. 26, 5'tr~ non- ORING— reinforcement & SUMMER CARE PROV- SENSITIVE IN- GOOlf «» APPOINTMENT SET- Call YOUR ad In today! the field, We're looking 889-2040 '.'• ;;-. mother of 2 to care for IDED b'y private, home PROFESSIONAL with smoker; caring,. Under- enrichment thrqugh grade route profits. Fringe 1-800-334rO531.- your child. 3ycs.'&. older. : TELLEGENT SWM 50,-flt. 8, Pre-Algebra & Algebra CONTRACTOR^ TERS/TELEMARKETERS benefits include: Vision, for outgoing, confident in- daycare, Licensed & state non-custodial children, non-smoker, with, aver- standing, honest & Very Forbes Mmwmpapera We Get Results! Tunlnii Hnilrahln hi t nni CRANFORD- Mothers F/T. Convenient to Rt. related - skills. Call bet- Excellent part time In- dental, life Insurance and dividuals with high ambl- ln approved. . Sandbox, looking to meet S/DJF, easy- going. Looking for ; helper student who 287 & 78. Large yard: slon to anything mainst- ween 8-9:30 eves. 369- come. Eves. Earn up to vacations. Rapid In- DISPLAY SALES- 12. 'yP S oesirarjeoui noi swing set, arts & crafts, 34-42, non-smoker, with ream, wishes to meet slender • attractive SWF, people needed Im- drives, supervise kids at Meals provided. Call 526-. 0077. Reasonable Rates. J$13 an hour. 756-6530 creases In salary. 6 days pool, run errands. 908- lots of activities. Pis-, sense of humor, with or good natured woman with 21 -28 to enjoy life with & — SEE 387- mediately. $1600+ a QUALITY CONTROL^ Klrk Fleming 233-2501rssw. 5217. References avail. . cataway*'area. Hours: Per Weekl 1-800-242-0850 sales, retail, or public rela- 276-9445 ' . . • • without children to share natural look & a prefer- possibly a lasting serious HOME IMPROVEMENT CLASSIFIED AUTO MECHANIC- FT. month to start. Gail 756- tions experience a plus bright personable ene- -WEEKEND REC-' L CHILD CARE done in my7AM-5PM. Call 885-1327 good times-& vacations relationship. 1 enjoy: Advertise ence for casual attire. You 6-8 yrs experience with PACK UP AND 6530 but not necessary. Start- rgetic person needed to EPTIONIST- Typing & FULL TIME QUALIFIED Dunellen home. Summer/ w/wlthout our children. should be able to sep- sports, longwalks, CO IM IM E C T I O M cars, light trucks. Dive- "ESCAPE" DRIVER & LABORERS- ing salary to $600 per work with new product pleasant phone mariner a Fa.ll, full or part time. movies, rock music,' dan- In the Classified! CHILDCARE- wanted Advertl$e Enjoys life, sports, rac- arate fantasy from reality rsified work. Must; know . needed for Paying Cont- week plus bonus potential development. Prefer must.. Apply: Cranford for 6rnb. old in my Close to school. Fenced quetball, movies, dining but capable of both, reply cing, comedy clubs, etc. the trade. Own tools. ractor, Drivers must be upon assuming Manage- .recent graduate with Health & Extended Care Quailbrook home. 545- yard. 2 yrs. & up. Call In the Classified! out & vacations. Reply Box 3110 Reply Box #3105. Small shop, good sur- ment responsibilities. design ability. Must be Center, 205 Blrchwood 968-1389, • able to drive 10 speed able to follow & enforce .6673 Box 3106. roundings. Call Mon-Frl, dump "trucks. Pay equals •Send resume, to: The Ave., Cranford. 549-0129.. Management. Institute, QG standard In-house & experience! Call 908- at various off-site loca- WORK YOUR OWN 604-9561. j PO Box 7.64, Green CALLTODAY SEE 360 • ESCAPE Brook, NJ 08812-0764. tions. Some, travel re- HOURS from now until Advertise DJUj/ER WANTED- part quired. Good starting December. No Investment CLASSIFIED nee. 30 people needed. In the Classified! C O H N E C T I O~H me, experienced, mat- MANAGEMENT TRAI NEE salary. Whitehouse. 534- Auro, self-motivated in- Starting salary up to 6555. Free training & weekly dividual , needed for $600/wk. 2 yr. Training paycheck. 908-424-1567. Medical Laboratory Program, full benefits. REAL ESTATE SAL- Courier Service. Call 908- College & Business ex- ESPERSON— ex- COLLEGE STUDENTS TtSrSENIORS 426 ^ 4PM ask for Al. 201-782-5254, ext. 271 njshed, potential for ow- EMPLOYMENTLOYMENT anytime, Mr. Katchen. nership Is also possible. DRIVERS Call 908-725-8013. WANTED'ANTED I JUNE OPENINGS MANAGEMENT- If you A WAY FOR PEOPLE TO MEET PEOPLE School vehicle, Bus & have excellent com- REAL ESTATE SALES- Van runs avail. Sept.. 1 in.munication skills with a 100% COMMISSION NOTICE: All EMPLOYMENT International Company wilt fill 20 Summer central N.J. area. Start, burning desire to excell, SPLIT.. 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