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Spring concert The Music Studio of the New Jersey Workshop 1for the Arts sponsors the first spring concert 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, May 4 in Mindowaskin Park. The concert will feature the Music Studio's performing groups — The Parents Partners Jazz Band, The Family String Ensemble of Westfield, Strolling Strings and The ' Parents Partners String Ensemble. : All groups have openings for new participants. Call 789j 9696 for information.

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Do flea foes face finer future? Southsiders hope council will move mart, slash its season • y KEVIN COUJCAH THE RECORD

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The March-October string of Sunday flea markets at Westfield's southside train station may be a boon to local charities, but neighboring residents and businesses brand it a boondoggle. Along with velvet paintings and ceramic napkin holders, neighbors say the market draws raucous crowds, illegal parking and

mounds of garbage. From her front porch Sunday, Boulevard resident Tracey Dugan pointed to a half dozen illegal parked cars. "They're all illegal," she said. "With those cars there, you have no line of sight to the corner. Those signs are there for a reason." Twice in 10 minutes, cars entering a nearby intersection braked hard and honked to avoid an accident. "You spend the whole day on edge," said Mrs. Dugan. "You hear beep-

ing all day." Boulevard resident Ron Barreman said he keeps his lawn short so it won't catch the garbage generated by the flea market. Some Monday mornings, if the wind is right, trash from the market blows like tumbleweeds down the Boulevard. Both residents said the stream of people and traffic heading to and from the flea market strip the neighborhood of its sense of privacy.

Tickets are still available for Saturday evening's 8 p.m. concert featuring The Orchestra of St. Peter by the Sea at St. Helen's Church on the comer of Rahway Avenue and Lamberts Mill Road. Tickets cost $25; $22 for seniors and $15 for students under 18. Tickets available at Lancaster Ltd., Stationers and at the door. Proceeds benefit the Youth and Family Counseling Service's community programs and services.

Women's club The International Women's Qub of the Westfield "Y" meets 9:30 p.m. Thursday, May 4 at the "Y," 220 Clark St. Magaret Walker, historian of The League of Women Voters will be the guest speaker.

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The Spring Blood Drive for the Valerie Fund Children's Center at Overlook Hospital is held today, Friday and Saturday at the hospital. Donors must be in good health, 18 ; years of age and weigh more than 110 pounds. The center treats children with cancer and blood disorders. The Westfield Board of Realtors sponsors a blood drive 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Wednesday, May 3 in front of 43 Elm St. Walk in or make an appointment with Gwen Tafelshi, 232-1800.

Care-givers group A support group for people caring for elderly or chronically ill relatives meets 8 p.m. on the first non-holiday Monday of each month in the parish center of St. Helen's Church on Lamberts Mill Road. Call Marilyn Ryan. 233-8757, for information.

Straight talk A free lecture on Posture and Your Health is presented 10 am, Wednesday. May 3 at the Westfield "Y," 220 Clark St. Dr. Mark Addonnn, Chiropractic Orthopedist, is concerned with structural, muscular and neurological aspects of the human txxly. Call 233-2700 to reserve n space.

ing board to refine the job description of the Director of Technology THE RECORD position. As presented, the 12The first official acts of West- month position had a salary range field's new Board of Education of $65,0OO-$75,O0O and duties inwere to elect senior member Susan cluding staff development, the inJacobson board president and suc- tegration of technology into the cessful incumbent candidate John curriculum and development of the Toriello board vice president. Nei- district's technology program and facilities. ther nomination was opposed. Dr. Smith suggested the board Ms, Jacobson was elected 7-0-1. Board member Melba Nixon was eliminate the requirement candithe sole abstention. Mr. Toriello dates be certified teachers. He said was elected 8-0. Tom Madaras, the that modification would allow the ninth board member, arrived at the district to consider computer experts from the private sector. meeting after the votes were cast. The new board, however, went "Mine is a vision of shared leadership," said the newly elected several steps further and voted to president With the election behind table the proposal. Ms. Hardwick questioned the it, Ms. Jacobson said the board must develop solutions to the dis- placement of the new director trict's problems through a "rea- under the Assistant Superintensoned dialogue." She said the dent for Curriculum. board would heed the "strong mesMs. Nixon asked the superintensage" the voters sent with their dent to consider lowering the posioverwhelming support of the bud- tion's salary range. get. Mr. Madaras suggested three adMr. Toriello, successful incum- ditional duties be added to the dibent Darielle Walsh and successful rector's job description. He said the challengers Ginger Hardwick and description should include the reKeith Hertell were sworn into of- sponsibilities to create a five-year fice before the start of the meeting. technology plan for the district, an annual plan including computer In other news: {7} The board sent superintendent upgrades and cost breakdowns, (Please turn to page A-2) Dr. Mark Smith back to the drawBy KEVIN C0UJQW

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Approximately 50 volunteers for Westfield MainStreet will conduct a survey of parking usage in downtown streets and parking lots 8 a.m.-9 p.m. today. The purpose of the survey is to determine turnover and capacity of usage of all public parking spaces in the downtown area.

"This changes the nature of the neighborhood. It feels like we're living in a city every Sunday," said Mr. Barreman. "If somebody wanted to case your property, they could do it Sunday without being noticed." Local businesses also bear much of the flea market brunt. Flea market vendors and customers "log the 55-space parking lot of the South Avenue RevCo drug store 6 a.m.-4 p.m., said (Please turn to page A-2)

Jacobson leads, Toriello is VP of school board

Passport hours [ The county clerk's office ; hours will be extended to ac> comodate citizens seeking : passports. The clerk's Elizabeth courthouse office will now open 7:30 a.m. Monday; Friday for passport service. The annex office at 300 North Ave. Westfield will be open 7:30 a.m.-noon and 1-3 p.m. • Monday-Friday. The office will remain open until 7 p.m. Thursday.

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Do-it-yourself attitude led Solutions salon owner Carol Webster to design, build, decorate and even paint a mural in the renovated South Avenue shop — herself.

Big challenges no problem for new Solutions owner One of the first things Mrs. Webster built was the large, half-moon reception desk, "I designed the front THE RECORD desk to be enclosed and look nice on the outside," Some businesses are aptly named. One example is said Mrs. Webster. It, like much of the salon, incorpoSolutions, a full-service salon and day spa on South rates green marbleized pillars which pull the design together. Avenue. Mrs. Webster also installed the salon's new flooring Solutions rose from the ashes, literally, of the Shear Perfection salon which was gutted in an electrical fire and built and/ or designed the salon's chairs, shelving, in September 1993. A year and two days later, the cabinets and unique picture-frame shelves. salon opened its doors again, with a new look, a new In addition to the nuts and bolts, she painted a owner and a new name. Solutions owner Carol Web- mural on the wall in the rear area of the salon. Although she doesn't have a professional backster, who was a stylist at Shear Perfection, took over ground in interior renovation, Mrs. Webster learned the reins. the basics as a child. Her family moved 14 times Rather than pay someone else to reconstruct the while she was growing up, providing plenty of home salon, Mrs. Webster, with some help from her hus- improvement experience. "We'd move into a new band, did the job herself. She designed and built house and redesign it," she said, "Since I was 6, I've much of the salon's furnishings from scratch. Each been stripping wallpaper and pulling up rugs." piece was designed to work together to make the While she doesn't do plumbing or electrical work, stylists' work easier and customers' visits more enjoy- her husband does. "We're pretty self-suflicient as far able. as business owners go," she said, "Ironically, I kill The eight styling stations down one wall were de- plants. I have to have a plant person come in." vised to look good and help keep the salon tidy. "A lot Mrs. Webster's latest project is putting together a of salons get the look of wires and hair all over the "cut-athon" with area salons to aid the victims of the place," said Mrs. Webster, setting aside a power drill. Oklahoma City bombing. If all goes well, it will take "I tried to condense it" place within the next two or three weeks. Blow driers and other appliances now tuck neatly Solutions' services include hair styling, all chemical inside Mrs. Webster's station. Their electric cords stay treatments, manicures, pedicures, facials, waxing and inside, plugged into the built-in outlets. Bins of rollers free consultations. "There are always more than 10 eliminate the need for mobile carts that clutter walk- answers to any problem people might have with their ways and a personal drawer provides plenty of space hair or skin," said Mrs. Webster, "That's why we call ourselves Solutions." for each stylist. By KEVIN COLUMN

First woman will join town police QMacSWEENEY RECORD CORRESPONDENT

Westfield's first female police officer will begin patrolling after she graduates June 8 from the Union County Police Academy, Mayor Garland "Bud" Boothe announced at Tuesday's Township Council meeting. Sandra L. Chambers, who will also be Westfield's first AfricanAmerican female police officer, was sworn in at the meeting and will be assigned to uniform and patrol duties after completing 21 weeks of basic training, said Mayor Boothe.

Officer Chambers is one of 15 cadets attending the academy under a new concept called the Alternate Route Course. The alternate route does not require the candidate to be a sworn police officer prior to acceptance to the academy, as was required in the past. The Alternate Route Concept allows any Union County resident to attend the academy as long as he or she has completed a minimum of 60 coUege credits and passed physical and psychological examinations, a background check and (Please turn to page A-2)

Each day still new for 33-year secretary By KEVIN COLUGAN THE RECORD

Yesterday, offices across the nation paid homage to the backbone of the American workplace — the secretary — on Professional Secretaries Day. Tops on the list of secretaries to thank in the Westfield school district was 33-year veteran Ijorettn M. Garo. Since 19(51, under five principals, Mrs. Garo has helped keep the Edison Intermediate School running smoothly. "I lit'I I've chosen the perfect profession for me," said Mrs. Garo, a secretary in Edison school's guidance office. "It's lxn?n great." Ms. Garo spent the first 25 years of her Edison school career as H library secretary. She's s|M'nt the |wist fight years working In the guid-

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ance office. Over the years, she's seen a lot of changes — both in her job and at the school. "You have to learn the new technology, otherwise you fall behind," said Ms. Garo. "It makes your job easier when you're up to date." When she began at the school, "up to date" meant a manual typewriter; Uxlay she works on a Macintosh computer. It's not just the machinery that has changed. "We're more open now," said Mrs. Garo. "Wo seem to have more personnl contact with stu dents ... the door is open." Before coming to the district, Mrs. Garo worked as a secretary for n major insurance firm in Manhattan. While she said she eiyoyed it, the job didn't quite compare to working in u school setting. "It's very different than the business world," ;,hc swiid. "There is mort< of n per-

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sonal contact with people," "Some students are a little shy," said Mrs. Garo. "Others start conversations so easily. They sit down to talk and tell you about their vacations and mommies and daddies, likes and dislikes. I find that very interesting. Even when a student comes in with a problem, I feel for them. I want to comfort them and cuddle them. But you hold yourself back; you can't do that." "I have a terrific boss, and the girls I work with are great," said Mrs. Gam. "It's like a family." Mrs. Guro said the best part alx>ut her job is her work. "My work is very interesting," she said. "1 never know what I'll be doing from one day to the next. I'll come in with a set idea of what I'll do in the morning and that goes right out the window."

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ShopRite decision is again due on weekend the proposed North Avenue Board request for an additional facts," said township Attorney Charles Brandt ShopRite after it failed to overturn week to mull the matter over. THE RECORD Judge Wecker found Greco to Mr. Jeremiah said the board will a decision disqualifying First Ward Councilman Norman Greco from meet 7 p.m. tonight and, if neces- have a conflict of interest because A courtroom loss by the Town of the vote. Mr. Greco, who would sary, 7 p.m. Friday and 9 a.m. Sat- his wife's famiJy owns property in Westfield indirectly led to what have cast the deciding vote, was urday. "(But) I doubt it will go to the town's business district. Her Planning Board Attorney William ruling, said Mr. Brandt, was based found to have a conflict of interest Saturday," he said. Jeremiah pledges will be the last April 11 by Union County Judge Even if the board reaches a de- on general allegations from Village Barbara Byrd Wecker. cision this week, there is no guar- Supermarkets. The town hopes to Under the terms of a binding antee the ShopRite saga will end. sway the judge with specifics. If the town succeeds this time, agreement, the planning board had The town intends to go back to Transit Work is set to be com- until last Saturday to vote on the Judge Wecker May 4 for "a pre- what will the appeal mean to (Continued from page A-l) an oral board examination, said pleted sometime in 1997. application. With the town's pres- liminary hearing to ascertain the ShopRite? Nothing if the planning An elevator will be installed that Mayor Boothe. sure off, however, Village Su- facts" and have the judge "make a Attendance at the academy is runs from the underground pasdecision on the merits of the full time and candidates must give senger tunnel to the platforms and permarkets allowed a Planning up their jobs. All expenses in- shelters for the disabled will be curred must be paid by the candi- installed near the ends of the platdate with "no guarantee or em- forms. The outside of the elevator tower will be made of stone. ployment," said Mayor Boothe. NJ Transit also plans to install Officer Chambers will be Tilling the vacancy created after the res- surveillance cameras and monitors ignation of Officer Arthur Brus- to inform commuters on train arrival and departure times. chetti Jr. Hillside Cemetery is lituated on 125 K m of f Union County is one of three • The appointment of the owner All lots in the beautifully maintained and counties in New Jersey that is of- of The Leader Store, Joe Spector, fering the Alternate Route Course and seven-year Westfield resident include perpetual care. Hillside Cemetery, located on Woodland and the course is only being of- Mary Levine to the Downtown Avenue in Scotch Plains, is • non-profit organization. Parking Committee was anfered on a trial basis. nounced by Mayor Boothe at the In other news: For further information, telephone 7S6-1729. • The council discussed the pro- meeting. "They will be very positive additions to the committee," posed renovation of the Westfield Railroad station by New Jersey said Mayor Boothe. By KIMNCOUJMN

extension in the board's ShopRite deliberations. The board will decide on Village Supermarkets' application no later than Saturday, he said. The town scrapped a Saturday vote on a zoning ordinance barring

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City ofAngels show to benefit local 'Y' The Westfield "Y" Board of Directors is once again sponsoring an evening at the Cranford Dramatic club Theatre 8 p.m. Thursday, May 4. This year's production is City of Angels, Cy Coleman's Tony Awardwinning musica] set with a play within a play in Hollywood of the 1940s. The play is directed by Nevill Schwartz of Cranford. Tickets are available at the Westfield "Y," from board members and benefit committee members Warren Rorden (Rorden Realty), Drs. Philip Graye and Seymour Kosjowsky, and benefit chairman Dr. Frank Krause of Cranford. Proceeds fronV this event will benefit the Youth Financial Assistance Fund which enables hyoung people to attend the "Y" who

cannot afford to pay. Refreshments will be served during intermission. This will be an exclusive "Y" performance. Tickets are $20. The CDC Theatre is at 78 Winans Ave., Cranford. The story chronicles the misadventures of a naive detective novelist writing a screenplay under stress from a studio mogul, his wife and his alter ego detective character. Director Schwartz, of Cranford, has many credits earned over his long membership in CDC. His last performance was as Laboo in Beauty and the Beast. Recent directorial credits include Music Bar, staged in 1994. He is a ^drama teacher in the Yonkers School System and is a PhD candidate in communications at New York University.

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Glee Club concert set for May 6

Alumni gift Alumni of the Westfield High School, class of 1939, from left, Lewis Howarth, Betty Py Davidson, Eileen Donahue O'Mara and Owen E. McWilliams present Westfield Rescue Squad president MikI Leitner with a check for the proceeds from the 55th reunion of the class.

Aid squad mails second fund appeal to residents

Flea market vendors sought for May 13 Vendors are sought for the annual Union County College Alumni Association's Flea Market 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Saturday. May 13 at the Cranford Campus. Proceeds wu) benefit UCC stu-

Mary Beth Minson, mezzo soprano, will perform the alto solo in the Brahms Rhapsodie with the Westfield Glee Club at the 70th Spring Concert to be presented 8 p.m. Saturday, May 6, at the Roosevelt Intermediate School, 301 Clark St., Westfteld. In this 70th Season Concert, Director Evelyn Bleeke has selected outstanding music from the programs of the past 70 years. Ms. Minson sang the Rhapsodie alto solo with the Glee Club 10 years ago. The other featured soloist for the Spring Concert will be Colleen Kraft, soprano, a senior at Scotch Plains-Fanwood High School. Colleen is the winner of the Westfield Glee Club annual student competitive audition and scholarship award. She will perform one section of the concert and will be presented with the Scholarship Award. Tickets for the Spring Concert on May 6 are available at the Music Staff, 9 Elm St., Westfield, for a donation of $10 for adults and $7 for Btudents and senior citizens.

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Community Town AARP meeting is on May Day The next regular meeting of the Westfield Area Chapter No. 4137 of the American Association of Retired Persons (AARP), will be held 1 p.m. Monday at St. Paul's Episcopal Church, 414 East Broad St., Westfield. A social hour preceded by refreshments will begin 12:30 p.m. arvd guests are welcome. Members and guests are reminded to enter through the red door at the rear of the building, and to bring along a non-perishable food item for distribution to the needy. President Owen McWilliams announced Monday's program will consist of a showcasing by MillerCory of three crafters from that organization demonstrating stenciling, candle making and tin piercing. Membership Chairman Art Taylor states that the Westfield area AARP is open to anyone 50 years of age who holds a National AARP Membership, and that those who have not already paid their current dues may still do so. He may be reached at 889-1685. Reservations will be taken for the Installation Luncheon to be held Monday, June 5, for members only at the Westwood. The Trips and Tours Committee have advised there is still room on the bus trip to Newport, Rhode Island, scheduled for June 6-8, visiting the beautiful mansions plus other places and meals.

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Chelsea Tropeano shows her delight while bobbing in the sea of balls at Sunday's downtown Spring Fling. Officials estimate 10,000-15,000 turned out for the event.

Jail-Bail fund event is May 3-4 There is a rumor that some prominent community members are going to be arrested very soon, but don't worry it will all be in good fun. The arrest in question is an annual bust, called the Jail-N-Bail, sponsored by the American Cancer Society Union County Unit and Union County Vocational Technical School. A Jail-N-Bail is exactly what it sounds like. It is a fund-raising event where people raise money by soliciting pledges from their friends, family and business associates in order to meet their bail. The Jail-N-Bail will be held 10 a.m.-4 p.m. May 3 and 4 at the ' Union County Vocational Technical School in Scotch Plains, according to Dr. Thomas Bistocchi, volunteer chairman and presiding judge. People seeking to have someone arrested can call the ARREST HOTLINE at 354-7373 and make a pledge of $25. A uniformed, offduty police officer will be sent to the person's residence or office to arrest them, and they will be returned once bail is raised.

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Debbie and John Palazzolo share a happy moment with little Krlstlna. STEVE LEGATO/THE RECORD

Mime John Fashtak provided roving entertainment and lots of spontaneous fun for strollers at Spring Fling downtown on Sunday.

St. Helen's is concert host this Saturday Tickets are still available for the 8 p.m. Saturday concert featuring The Orchestra of St. Peter by the Sea, under the direction of Father Alphonse Stephenson, at St. Helen's Church, on the corner of Rahway Avenue and Lamberts Mill Road. The concert is presented by youth and Family Counseling Service for the fifth consecutive year as thhc is employed by Suburban Fitjiess Center in Westfield. 1 Hfer nance graduated from High fecht*al in 1986 and is employed by ^Ltalliy Contracting in Westfield. 1 The couple will be married in ticntomner 11)00.

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Eleanor Carpignano, 77 Retired assembler and inspector Kli-anor J. Cnrpli^riaiio, 77, died April HI, KMtii id Hnhu.-iy Hospital. Sin 1 w;i'; ;m ;is:.emblrr ;itul IIISJM'C lor with Kleclrical Industrie:; in Ni'wnrlt an dtmj'.htfM- of t h e liit»fm., Staff Parish — 8 p.m. Wednesday: Youth Choir — 6 irn., Handbells — 7:30 p.m., Stress {eduction and Meditation Class — p.m. | Thursday: Sanctuary Choir — *:3Q p.m. I] Saturday: Silent Auction — 6:30 p.m.

emple lists its services for week Temple Emanu-El, 756 E. Broad t., has scheduled the following acvities and services for the coming k: .y: 7 a.m. Minyan; 8:15 p.m. habbat Service "The Righteous ntHes of Billings, Montana," a sen tat ion by visitors from Billgs in honor of Human Dignity bbat; 8:15 p.m. Parallel Jr. Conegation Service. Saturday: 10 a.m. Minyan; 10:30 im. B'not Mitzvah of Sara Mirsky id Rachel Woliansky, 6:30 p.m. Jr. 'outh Group Service and Sleep en 6:30 p.m. Dinner for Billings, ) jana, guests. ; Sunday: 10 am. Minyan; 2 p.m. Jar Mitzvah of Nicholas Fassler; 7 i.m. Cantonal Concert. ! Monday: 7 a.m. Minyan; 7:30 p.m. Explaining the Bible Course; 7 £.m. Healing Service; 8 p.m. Marc ^nd Marci Get Married Rehearsal; {7:30 p.m. Leadership Development 3Comm. •j Tuesday: 7 a.m. Minyan; 9:30 Jam. Bible Class; 11:30 a.m. Friendship Group; 8 p.m. Marc and Marci iGet Married Rehearsal. \\ Wednesday, May 3: 7 a.m. Mintyan; 5 p.m. Art for Ark Class; 7:30 iMarc and Marci Get Married Rehearsal; 8 p.m. Men's Club; 7:30 ',\ p.m. 'Youth Committee. *! Thursday, May 4: 7 a.m. Minyan; «8 p.m. Armchair Tour of Israel; •57:30 p.m. Parenting Center Workshop.

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'Up here if you get that fastball up in the strike zone, it'll leave the park pretty quick.' - Columbia University's Chris Voget on the difference* between high school and college beseball

The Lion King Westfield's Vogel roaring at Columbia and a bunch of papers due next week, too. That's pressure." THE RECORD It's no wonder the pressures of Westfield's Chris Vogel, a fresh- the baseball diamond seem less man on the Columbia University daunting than those in the classbaseball team, is scheduled to pitch room for Vogel, as he was just against Pennsylvania this weekend named Ivy League Rookie of the Week last week for his completein a key Ivy League matchup. Quite understandably, Vogel is game 5-2 victory over Princeton. Vogel went the distance, allowing feeling the pressure. But the 10 hits but only two runs and source of the pressure may be struck out three for his first Ivy somewhat surprising. "Yeah I'm feeling a little bit of League triumph and third overall. ball up in the strike zone, it'll leave pressure," said the 6-foot-1, 190- The victory also placed the Lions the park pretty quick. pound huiier. "We've got one week in striking distance of Penn — just "Another big difference is the game behind the leagueto go to catch Penn. But to tell you one leaders — going into the last week strike zone," he added. "In high the truth that's the least of my of the season. school the umps are a more lenient concerns this week. I've got finals "It feels great to be able to con- with pitchers and give you a lot of tribute to the team's success so room. Now the strike zone is pretty soon," said Vogel. "But it's a little small so you've got to make that surprising to me. I wasn't sure I pitch over the plate and under the would be getting the opportunity to letters and above the knees." pitch so soon, but the coaches and The hitters aren't the only chalmy teammates have shown confi- lenge for Vogel as he's deep into dence in me, and that's led to hav- his studies on Columbia's Moming more confidence in myself." ingside Heights campus in the Vogel was certainly confident middle of New York City. But he when he pitched at Westfield High, feels well prepared for the acaRANDALL MILLEfVTHE I earning Ail-Union County honors demic grind. Westfield High's No. 1 singles player, Dan Matro, will test his forehand against Arjun and leading the Blue Devils into Viswanathan tomorrow when the Blue Devils host Scotch Plains-Fanwood. ;the state tournament, but was "It's hard. The classes are definitely difficult," he said. "But I've humbled by the higher level of got to admit that Westfield High play in college ball. "The biggest difference between did a great job in getting me ready the two (high school and college for this. I feel comfortable with the ball) is the hitters," said Vogel. "In work, even though it's tough, and I high school you can throw the fast- think I have that extra edge of conball in there high and get it by fidence because of my studies at guys. Up here if you get that fast- Westfield." CHRIS VOGEL ankle injury. He is now healthy By JAMES REILJ.Y and ready to meet the challenge of THE RECORD Westfield's sophomore standout. ' "Westfield is a really tough team PREVIEW The first shot in the Union and we'll need Arjun to win the County battle for tennis supremacy Boys Tennis first match and get the rest of the will be fired tomorrow when WestScotch Plains team going," said Blackman. field High (7-2) takes on Scotch at Westfield "Matro is a year older — but so is Plains-Fanwood (4-0) in Tamaques Friday, 4 p.n. Arjun and the experience could be Park at 4, and Blue Devil Head a key in deciding the match." Coach George Kapner admits his "Arjun has improved his serveplayers are looking forward to the body," said Scotch Plains Head showdown. poach Dave Blackman. "I think we and-volley game since last J?eft-," "I think our guys will be up a finally have everybody healthy and said Blackman. "He always Bad little more than usual for this ready to go." the big serve — but now he can match," said Kapner. "Because of First singles will be a rematch of finish points off his serve a k>t the proximity of the two towns the last year's Union County final quicker." players know each other pretty where Scotch Plains's Arjun For mom on the Motmwell, and also Scotch Plains hasn't Viswanathan edged Westfield's Vvnvanothan match see box befow. beaten us, so this will definitely be Dan Matro 6-3, 6-4. No. 2 singles will have'Brad a friendly, intense contest." This is a marquee matchup pit- Jankowski of Westfield facing Due to rainouts and cancella- ting the top two players in the Kevin Squires of Scotch Plains, tions Scotch Plains-Fanwood county and Matro is eager to face and No. 3 will be Blue Devil Steve hasn't gotten on the court as much his worthy opponent. Lehman against SP-Fs early' seaas it would like this season, and "Yeah, I'm looking forward to Head Coach Dave Blackman feels playing Arjun," said Matro. "I son MVP, Chris Boright. The doubles contests will be behis team is up for the challenge of think it's like I have nothing to facing the defending Union County lose. It's a real challenge to play tween Westfield's Chris CamuloJIM GOLDEN/THE RECORD CORRESPONDENT champs. him and it will probably decide Chris O'Connell and SP-Fs Tan "We are really itchin' to get start- who gets top seed in the counties, Lafkowitz-Rich Lee at No. \, and Blue Devils Ken Diamond-Rich ed — we've had matches canceled so it should be a tough match." Westfield High's Jay White completes the tag on an overzealous baserunner aa the umpire Viswanathan has played only Cohen against Raiders Keith Kobecause of weather and for other makes the call. The WHS roundup is on page A-1S. reasons so we want to play some- one match all season due to an pnicki-Jared Duvoisin at No. 2. •y MMES REH-LY

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Rettino named 'Coach of the Year' Lou Rettino has long been reca member of the fessional contract with the Green ognized as one of New Jersey's all- at Marist High seventhand Bay Packers. Later he played in School in 1964. time great high school football Sports the Canadian Football League for eighth-grade In his 18 years coaches. Biddy Basketball the Toronto Argonauts, where a Rettino, whose overall coaching at Union High, Matters League team knee injury ended his pro career. record is 209-54-6, will be honored his teams have which won na- All of Rettino's children graduin July as the national high school been ranked No. tional champion- ated from Westfield High School. by Al Lies "Coach of the Year" at the annual 1 in the state His wife, Elvira, taught in the ships in 1954 Westfield conference for the National Fed- seven times, in school system and now and '55. While at eration of Interscholnslic Coaches addition teaches in Union. His daughter to Peter's Prep School he lettered Susan, a 1985 Association in Washington, D.C. WHS product, also being crowned state champs 10 St. "It was kind of a shock to be times and Watchung Conference in football, basketball and baseball graduated from Rutgers University singled out for the national coach- champs 12 times. Union High has before graduating in 1959. His bas- and is now working for WWOR. ing award," said Rettino. "I wish to also been i-ankcd in the nation's ketball team won Parochial A titles His daughter Tracy, who played share it with the entire township of Top 20 seven times, and cracked in 1956, '57 and '59. softball for Westfield High, also Union, the school system, and all the country's list of Top 5 teams He was captain of the St. Peter's graduated from Rutgers and is now of my coaches and players, past five times. Prep football team which won Pa- with Chase Manhattan Bank. and present. His personal honors include: rochial A titles four years in a row, His son, Louis Jr. quartcrbacked "Interestingly, one of the people Union County Coach of the Year finishing with a 9-0 record in his the WHS varsity football team in who helped me greatly in the past seven times; state Coach of the senior year. In addition to serving 1990 and was captain of both the was Jim Benedict, Westfield High's Year throe times; named to the Vil- as captain, he wus named team football and lacrosse teams, and football coach," added Rettino. "In lanova University Hall of Fame in MVP and named to several All- earned All-County honors in footmy early days at. Union, we worked 1988; and he will also be honored State teams. He had over 40 col- ball and lacrosse. closely together to Uim the football at the La Barca Memorial Football lege football scholarship offers and "Besides football, I'm very proud program around, to become the Coaches Clinic at Johnson Re- finally accepted one to VUlanova. of the overall athletic program at success it's become." gional High in Clark in May. Upon graduation, he was nametl Union," said Rettino, who was A Westfield resident for 22 years, Hettino is also one of Hudson to the All-East team, played in thenamed Union High athletic direcRettino started his coaching career County's all-time athletes. He was East/West game nnd signed a pro tor In 19B8.

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Calling Backpack- W/bedroll prayer to thank you for prayer to thank you for 18TH A 19TH C Hand$25,000/yr Adv.Budget N. 7th Ave 4/26, 29 A 30. Ian, bar *toot», blue print $20 752-0659 METUCHEN L I O N S - crafted all thinga aa you confirm all thinga as you confirm Pine furniture at 2000 New Computer Syetem • I D StT— FREE! Dou- once again that I never once again that I never Frl A Sat. 10-4pm. Sun. machine A much moral Sat 5 / 2 0 . N e w S t . reaaonabla Stoota- two swivel prlcea. 6 Over 50 New Showcases 9-12. H/H Nama, AC*, TV, R A R I T A N - 4 7 La- Bar bt* bad, mattrata, Pint want to be ••perated want to ba aaparatad pkg. lot at R l . 2 7 . rattan $50 463-0157 Board Chests, CupFir. Space A Prlv.rooms Haadboard with adding from you In eternal glory. from you In eternal glory. children* toya A fum. 18 x 20 apace $18 Orange St Sat. A Sun. *l boards, Hutches, CaH 8O8-626-7t20 draws, plna Foot board. 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Holy Trinity Luthern Ave. Gigantic 3 family gaHire An Auctioneer chin. Friendly. Rawaid. granted. Thi* prayer daya, the request will be Charcoal G r i l l e - $10 Church, 1640 Amwell b r a s a , f r a m e , 2 rage sale, aomethlng Tor Col. Frank Loo French, 752-0859 Lest In Somarvltla/Flnd- mint bo publlahad attar granted. Thle prayer Road. Vendors wanted. orthopedic mattresaes, A everyone, nick nacka, 2070 mual bo publlahad attar Auctioneer, 820-3071 high riser, Unused, still Ads in Classified $20/*pace. Call 704-0504 am* araa. Call 231-0571 tha favor la gnnttd.MQ dishes, ducka, linens, the favor la granted. E.T. Hard Driveboxed. Coat $800 aell books etc. No early bird* •v*a. l> weekend* SO. PLAINPIELD- 128 60M IDE, $79 534-5918 don't cost — • A.S. $325. 908-602-9605 Florence PI 4/29. 8amAds In Classified They pay! 2pm. Clothe*, Fum. appl. Computer I B M - 640K, P R A Y E R TO T H E IBM COMPATIBLE DINING R M . 8 E T 1040 20MHD, $95 534-691B and more. Advertise in the BLESSED V I R O I N don't cost — STOP SQUIRMINOI $295. We tlao buy and Pecan, French Provincial, (Never known to fall). Now you can apply repair computere, monllarge; china cabinet, oval They pay! Oh, moat beautiful flowar B O D Y L O T I O N o r tora, printer* and board*. table, 2 18" leaves, cusol Mt. Carmel, fruitful SUNSCREEN to thet tom peds, 4 aide chairs, A FRIENDLY PSYCHIC 808-4M-74B6 vine aplendor ot Heaven, "Impossible" spot on the 2 arm chalra, server. SISTER 8UZAN Blasaad Mothar of th* middle of your backl High quality. Good coneon of God, Immaculate 2040 3040 For FREE Information dition. $1200. ThomasWorried? Virgin, assist ma In my p l e a s e contact: Auctions villa 3 cushion couch. Contused? necessity Oh, Star of th* ESOCK PRODUCTS $75. 463-0743 Saa, help me and show Broken Haarted' P.O. Box 538-N3 me, htrsln you ere my ENTERTAINMENT PUBLIC AUCTION Middlesex, NJ 08846 Call for 1 frao quoatlon. mother. Oh, Holy Mary, CENTER- 48"X4B' All ANTtOUES-QRAPHOPHONC A HORN One vlilt will ching* Mother of Qod, Queen of UP TO DATS SPORTS— Wood. Holds up to 25' PRIMITIVES-FULPER A OTHER DOLLS-LAMPS your Ufa, to Nnd success Heeven and Earthl I llnance, slock* and TV. $200. 908-561 -6486. humbly beaeech you more. 1-900-948-8BOO Auction for Est. of Virginia Zandanel, N. Doughty Ave, and happtneta. from the bottom of my ext, 137. (2.99/mln) Mual Somervllle, NJ. Going East on Rt. 22. pas* Eihlcon LIVING ROOM- MatchEit. 35 yra. in Cranford. haari to auccor me In thla be 18 yra. Procall. 3104 on left, go under underpass & make quick right onto Ing aofa, chair, and auto908-272-9791 necesalty. There ar* E. Camelback Rd. Ste. Mountain Ave, go 4 blocks, turn left on Cliff St. 4 1st mon. oak coffee tbl, atknone that can withstand S26. PhenoK AZ 6S0I6. right on N. Doughty Ave. 3rd house on left. Arrows Ing $450. 745-3050 day* Tarot Card Readings your power. Oh, ahow 602-957-3747 A Specially ONE OCTAGON posted. me htreln you are my SHAPED T A B L E ADOPTION- A BABY TO mother. Oh Mary, con- WIN MORE CASH TMAN TUES. MAY 2, 9:30A.M. tapered, 1135/BO 359CHERISH) War* a loving ceived without aln, prey EVER BEFORE I 1 coupla abt* to provide for u* who have recourse Handlcapper In the na- Viet, carved back sofa with paw feet & rolled arms, 5642 your baby with avary. to the* (3x). Holy Mother, tion 1B00255-5463 Pin oak carved loveseat with carved man A lady In back, WALL U N I T - brand oak aldeboard with mantle ft mirror, G leg sq. oak thing you would wlah forl I place thle causa In your 7850 115/call 19 + perfect condition, Call Ulaa/Norm 1-800. hand* (3x). Holy Spirit, Inovatlve 3O6-B37-30O5 table wllh leaves, am. oak plant front desk with oval new, uaad. 3 piece, 807-0102. EKpana** you who aotve all prob- 7427 Chummley Ct. Fills mirror, child'* oak roll top desk drawer milling, high never whltewethed finished Viet, walnut bed, walnut ladlea writing da*k with paid. lems, light all roada ao Church, Va. 22043 wood. Smoked glass straight front & pigeon holes like plantation desk. 2-1 that I can attain my goal. ADOPTION— A bright You who gave me the didrawer farm tables, birds eye maple 4-6 drawer doors. 66" wide X 78' happy lulure I our in- vine gift la forgive and chaste with level mirrors 4 vanity to match, cedar high. $1200. 90B-278 1090 cur*, loving horn* iwalts forqet all evil against m* chest with gallery, side by side ermolre with 2 mir- 4533 AnitotinconNMita a newborn. Help u i fulfill rors, Ig wall mirror, 10 soda parlor chairs, maple that In all Instance! our dreems, Please call end dreiier & chest, single wood bed*, 2 maple desks, In my life you are with Carol * Slav* me, I want In thi* shoit GRAFTERS AND POOD school bench, wicker A odd choirs, rush east ladder 1-800-864-3994 back rocker, 2 clothes trees, walking wheel, new marprayer to thank you for VENDORS WANTEDble top end tables, Prlmlllves-QlRss: The grapho•II (hinge aa you confirm tor craft festival Sunday once again that I nevar S e p t e m b e r tOlh In phone wllh horn, wood cylinder A 4qt glass butter churns, crystal 4 wall cotiee grinder, 8 paplor NOTICE: All GARAGE want to ba separated B o u n d B r o o k . Big from you In »t*ni*l glory. crowds expected. Call mache Satila boots A 1 Easlar rnbblt, 2lg. 2 handle SALES advortleemente Thank you for your 40O-A0VB or 3B6-7273 for Rossvlll* vaaaa, 20 oil lamps, 2 are blue pedstal, end are PAYABLE IN ADof day oil lamps, 4 brack*! lumps, 20 glass candy C o n t u s e d , b r o k e n mercy toward me and more Information. VANCE by caah, containers, 2 horse A carts-nemember tha Malno hearted, looking for n*w mine. Th* peraon mutt alrplanee-tank-leop-nnlmalB with paper adv from chock, VISA or Matter b e g i n n i n g e 7 T r u e aay thle prayer 3 con2000 Jeanetts, Pa., a hanging glass ilnd lamps. 6 papei happlnaae await* you. eecutive day*. After 3 Card. For a quota on weights 2 are Ig, aet 3 bell* wllh birds, glass baskets, ron SALE days, the request will bs ploaao cal 908-789-3043 Shirley Temple cereal bowl A pitcher, German ateln. coal, grnnltd, Tnl* prayer - Antlauea Ig. green d*pr. luncheon set, light blue depr. glaaa, 1-SOO-6BO-040B. HSyri e»p. Pally 8-0_ mini be published altar i 8010 aoao • Applianceo lot other d»ptgl»aa, ttamwars, pitchers, 200pc china Hup Invor Is yranlai) L.P 2030 - Art YOUR CLASSIFIED AO A l)f*»a bell collection, cruet*, Qo«bal tree ornn, 3040 - Auctlona CAN BR PUBLIIHCD IN mente, A Netlvlly aet, glas* drestor Inmp* A flngor AAUW BOUND BROOK aoao. clothing c*ndlehol In Cm | 1160 - Wanted tn Buy

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m o DJ*o- We oat aw WOULD QUALITY Decks, f«nov., addftons. FuHy In*. John Faugno (201)072-4740 ALL ASPECTS- Interior, Extarior Horn* Repair. Qutlara, Siding, Doora, Window*, KHchani, «lc. Ina. Dan 900408-0676. C A R P E N T E R S From tiling, roofing to painting ft apacfcllng. Comm/Ree. 906-463-0036 CARPENTRY- AM amall. madium rapalra inelde/ out * new work. Caramlc til*, sheetrock, rapalra, guttara claanad * Inside painting. Larry 468-8340

QUALITY CARPENTRY Spaelallilng In renovationa. ReeldentleJ. Bathroorna, cuatom kRchana, decka * flnlahad baaemarrtt. No lob too amall. Frea aat. Work guarantaad. i s yre exp. Call Mik« 900-5604147,

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oao-ssio • • • PAINTtNO " • INTERIOR ft EXTERIOR Dock and Fanca BlaachI n g , S t a i n i n g and Waterproofing. Driveway s a i l i n g . Odd ' ^ Id jobt « Call P**a. 317-0040 •

4070 ALK ELECnilC- raild., comm. A Induat, avail, daya, weekends, nlghta, FREE ESTI Fully Ina., raaaonabla rataa, Lie. $732, 0 0 8 - 7 S S - 4 0 8 0 _ ASPEN ELECTRIC- All raaldanllal naada: houaa (ana, amoka daiactora, lighting, talaphonaa, ate. Quick rasponse. t i c . #7534. Call 356-3041; 87^0137. or 704-8970 COONEY ELECTHIC tor all alaetrlcal work. Uc 2978. Inaurad, Competnive pricing. 4*8-0181

BRIVBWAVB- Paving, concrata, Baigkxn MOCK, RRTI**. 000-271-3393. •Kltchana ••athrooma Bipart, F i * * r * CO.— •Baacmanta 6)Oacka Inai. eaMHng. flnlahlng, •Caramlc Tlla •ETC. pickling and cuatom Competitive prteea atalnlng, fully ma. fraa FuHy Ina'd • Fraa aat.a aat. European CraJlemanpa Ca MMBCMNOASU, M , famtty f t t ownneddand d aMp 8/BjB.BjgjB/Oj EjaBjffaYABjgj | T ^RT*4§*l^^P%f operated aince 19*0. call p •RAY LABYT-SS74S8S* 0 or 1-800201-378-8859 ADDITIONS- vinyl aW- 40-XFERT. Htg, aH typaa * l roofing, EXPRESS ROOPINO)gutters, replacement win- SpaclalUe In aH typaa of dow*. Spring Spaclal. •at roof». 60* eq. ft. A 900-509-2130 handyman alao. Call 7 daya a weak. 984-4779. EXPRESS SEAL Bath, baeement, dacka, COATMM- 199/fl. Inc cuatom tlla Inatallation, crack filling, patching ft wallpaparing and Int. ft coating. Alao a handyart. painting. Fraa Eat. man. 9M-0M-4779. Call Tom 906-7564)541 or 1-600-300-6541

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AHI CONBTMUCTIONSldlng, Roofing, Wlndowt. IB yra. axp. Raa./ HAWKEVB HOM* Comm. 1-M0-993-492S INSPECTION INC. ALL CONCRBTE c o m p l a t a homa W O R K - C a l l Victor Inapactlon Including all 355-1445 and baa major ayatama, tarnina ft baa par 900-9*9 •400 radon, mantlon thla ad racalva 10% oil. A M B E R C O N T R A C - and 1-900-847-9469 T O R - Bathrooma, Baaantanta, Porchaa, Cuatom HOME Dacka, Attica, Kltchana, Alterations Doora and Window*. Sun Rooma, Addition*. Outand Additions door playaata, Shade, Landacapa tlaa, and Qa- Prompt and Courtaout Sarvtcaa zaboa. call 909481-02a9

CLEAN UP ft REMOVAL All typaa. Alao, amall to madium alzad moving oba. Reliable, fraa estiFIQUANO ELECT. Fraa Eat., Fully Ina., mates. 5604202 Lie. 1 2 2 7 2 , call tor CLEAN U P S - Housaa „ quota. 906-665-7666 and yarda, lawn aarvlca 'JERSEY ELECTRIC UC. also, snow plowing, call ' 1 2 0 0 8 - Lighting, wir- Jamaa 754-6508 traa est.

CERAMIC TILE ft MARBLE CONTRACTOR 11 yrs. experience, long lasting quality work. Fully in*., tree ettmate*, ref'a. John DaNlcola, Jr.

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ing, services, fraa act. call 900-810-0808 JUBILEE ELECTRIC Liva battsr elactrlcalty. .Available days, nlghta & w a e k e n d t . For Com' •merclal, retidantal ft In• 'du»trlal. Fra* eat. Inex '' penslva rataa, bondad ft Iniurad. U c . #12900. "Call 908-246-9235 or . Paga 1-800-702-0974 P.D.ELECTRIC Complata Elect. Service •Resld. •Comm. , Bonded A Ins. Llc.#12129, 925-9627 RONSON E L E C T R I C ' Owner operated, paddle • fana. roof fana, outside lighting, sve change* appliance hookups, and ' much more. Uc 5532 . Ina, free est, 25yn. exp

C L E A N U P - Attics, Bsmnt.a, ft yarda. Fra* estimates. CaH Rudy at 909-7224916

CLEAN-UP SERVICES attics, basements, debris ft general cleanup. State/ County Uc, 908495-4466 C L E A N U P ft L I G H T H A U U N O - of all typ**. Fraa estimates. Inaurad. Low r a l e s . Wa work weekends. Call Tony 900-701-0400 DELTA HOME I M P R O V E M E N T - No )ob to amall. Wa claan attics, bamnts. etc. We deliver top soil and gravel. Rees. Rate*. 908-293-0965 Bpr. 906-314-4063

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4072 AL'B CARPET SERVICE . apaclalizlng in rapalrlng, , antique, oriental • hook ruga. Ramoval of Wrlnklea, buckles. Stretching ft reinatallatlon ol new i used Carpet. Since 1950, 906-3694970 CERAMIC TILE A MARBLE CONTRACTOR 11 yra. experience, long lasting quality work. Full Ins., free •atmatea, ref's. John DaNteola, Jr.

906-231-7303 FLOODING- Wood fir.* sanded ft finished, New install, ft repairs, Free ~ - Eat.a, caH:96B-4306 WOOD FLOORS Cualom Inatallatlon Sand ft Reflnlah BaltavNIe Maintenance Insured. 1-000-7944812

4078 Cavftoro o u m r a ft LEADERS Throughly cleaned and flushed. Quality screens Installed. Repair work done. "I'll be there lo do the lob." Gregory Cort | ; 0 0 J j I

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HAUL AWAY ft CLEANUP— Bemt. attics ft garages, etc. No Job to small 908428-5387 LIGHT MOVING OR CLEANUP— Call Scott 908-469-3423 NILLA'S CLEANING ft CARTING SERVICE Attics, basements, garages, lunk removal of all kinds. 908-7544875 REMOVAL OF DEBRISResonable. Wood, shingles, garbage, etc. Call 574-0299 or beep 308-5484. SPRING CLEAN U P For fast ctean up call 248-9055 SUPREME REMOVAL COMPANY We remove til. yard, estate. Contractors welcome. Same dsy service. DOB-805-9249

900-132-7303 C E R A M I C TILE INSTALLERRagtlno/ Remdllng/Cleanlng. I do It all. Joe Means 8007S04822 #982-TS99 C E R A M I C , MARBLE TILE INSTALLATIONSKlt, baihrms, foysrs. Iplc, No Job too big or too small.AtlasTlta 7644909 CONSTRUCTION- Add. deck*, sidings, windows, drs. Fully insd. call for free est. 908-246-9055 CU8TOM D E C K S - We now use supreme deckIng.Sa.SO ft up. Bsmts, additions, Kits. Fully Ins.. free est. River Contracting. 908-838-1296. DECKS DECKS DECKS Fall spaclal. From S7.80/ •q. ft. Limited time. Insured. Colored Portofllo, many refs. 908-S26-OOO5 DECKS- Offering Cedar ft CCA at super prices. Your design or ours. Fully Ins. Tlmberllna Construction 763-5701.

DID YOU KNOW... thai an ad In this local paper also goss Into 22 othsr local papere? Reach over 300,000 readera with one calll 1-600-559-9495 DOUGHERTY PAV1N0Asphalt paving, driveways ft |parking lota, Balglum block ft railroad t i e * , a l l l y p e s of excavation. Fully Insured. All work guaranleed. 25 yeare experience. 908-5614452.

DRAFTING SERVICESArchitectural and Interior designs, construction documents ft space planning for additions/ renovation*, hulldlngsrmlt/flllng. Adveriltii In tht Clntlitedt p Oliver (900) B73-0394.

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Advertlf In the Classified! J.T.M. REMODELINO INC.— Complete homa Imp. Porchaa, Int./sxt., carpentry, deck/driveway reseating. Free est. call Stave 752-7663 KITCHEN CABINET R E F A C I N O - Cuatom Counter Tops. Formica/ Corlan. call Qrazlano 232-1177 at Mr. Counter Tops,

ACE LANDSCAPING ft LAWN SVC professional, fully Ina. refs aval). Fra* ast. 9064324412 AMERICAN LAWN CARE Raa. ft Com. lawn cutting and complata landacapa service. Prompt, dependable aervle* si reasorv abla prlcas. Fully Insurad. Call 906-253-0044 Leave Massage

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AMERICAN TREE ft STUMP COMPANY All typaa of traa work, Fully Ins., 606-9354 AMERICAN TREE CO. One call do** It alll Fully Inaurad. 908-2374658 ARMSTRONG

LANDSCAPING I n t e r l o c k i n g brick pavers, driveways, patloa and sidewalks, retaining walla, new lawna, aod or saad, lawn renovationa, * * MR. DO-RIGHT * * In ground poola taken Selling? Ranting? out and tilled In, light Moving? Call ma Tor all b a c k hoe d i g g i n g , your work, exp. painter, drainage pipes, and spackular. Tile, porch a. s t u m p grinding, screen repair. Storm dr.s Call Joe 8854323 Installed/Master of th*

Spsclallzlrtg In electrical work Uc.# 3969, painting and carpentry. Free est. 908-4864431

small job' 90B-96B-7540 OIL TANKB SAND PILLED/Renwvad NJ STATE APPROVED 908-580-0852 PATERNO PAVING Orlvsways, all type* curbing, concretes, ft sidewalks. 908-245-6162 PLAZA FENCE custom wood, chain link. ret & comm. Free Est. 369-2261 or 464-2089 PRECISION TILE BETT E R S - Quality ft experience la the trademark ol all our Installations. Full reconstruction of kitchens, basements ft bathrooms. Fully ins. Mike 874-7808 RENOVATIONS- We do It all Kitchens, Baths, Decks, best price, call Mlkfc 908-561-6030 ROBERTS REMODELING Interior/Exterior Alterations/Additions "No Job too small" Fre* Est. BOB-272-2230

SIERRA CONSTRUCTION- Addlllona, Renovation*, Windows and Door Installations. RoofIng, Siding, Decks, Re*./ Comm. call 008-381-0731 S M I T H H O M E IMPROVEMENT- Roofing, Siding, Window*, KIT, nihs. Btmt, fully Imurcd. Sf. CSti. Disc, call John 900966-4186

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INTERIOR/EXTERIOR Frae Esl. fully Insured. In business sines 1969. all work gusr. 908-388-2724 J A J PAINTING- Int./ ext. Pawsf Wsantn*Fraa ast. Raf'a avail Fully I n * . 9O9-7B7-9822 K R A F T W O R K - Paper Ing, Painting, Fraa Eat. Reliable, and Reasonable. Call 900-36B-OB97

Modern Equipment StaloCcrtilled

L O U i r S PAWTINO/ PAPERHANQINO Interior/Exterior, 15 yra. axp, Bef* Avall-Fraa Eat. Call Loula900-5«1 -5370

233-TREE

MASTER PAINTER PAJ»EH MVUVGEK Excellent reference* rataa and workmanship. Honasl 8 reliable. Fraa •stlmatss. Insurad. 90B-9B8-378B

A-1WAVNI*>. SCOTT Quality masonry aorvwaa. rraa aanmaia. narafanoaa* Inaurad. 40 yr*> a famHy bualnaaa. Evary Adt In CI»»$Hhd ob a apadalty. 888-6230. dont coat — ALL TYPES OP- CONTh*y payl CRETE WORK- Brick work, sidewalks, patlot, Balglum Block curbing and atapa. AH typaa ol LAWN MAINTENANCE watar proofing. Spring spactal. 8084894138 CONCRETE W A L K 8 LAWN MAINTENANCE patlos. driveway*, MiaMi/Shruk* gar.e, etc., ail types of SemarsaVMlddlx. Cty brlok work a d d l t . t , • M j a L T M f Sw m^B found.a, Qual. work ft Sns^Ef^^e^aTV" • V • o I f f IIPBBJ LAWN*T SERVICE Portfolio avail., 261-3021 Prompt, Reliable. In*. EXPERT M A 8 0 N R Y Sri ClejanUpa 8t*ps. aldawaiks, brick o p Q w pavara. No lob too Sarvtna Somerset Cty. Can Clem: amalHI 752-769S. 1400-400.1419 CULTURED STONE LOWHBY LANDSCAP- Venaar, *t*pa-walla. Int./ I N G - 10 yra. axp. Reli- Exl. Chlmneye. flraable aarvlca. All typaa of placea. Fraction of th* lawn cara, eall Jason cost of natural stone, Tha aama natural look. 30 yr. 7534780 manufacture guarantee. MftATPlEEBERVKB Also, all typaa of conceta A cut abova tha basil work. CaH 762-5549 for With prlcas below tha fre* eellmate. rtat, Fraa a*t./Futty ina. 24 h r . e m e r g e n c y service, 908-789-0752 MAIN-TANE LAWN ft YARD C A R S - Your complata lawn company Raasonabl* ratsa. fully Ins. Satisfaction guaranteed. Call for free e ~ 908-3594858 MARIO'S Landscaping Lawn maintenance and rototllllng. Ceil 231-1603 MIKE'S THEE SERVICE Traa removal, pruning bnieh ahtama. b f apR tmaj. 806-722-3235 MULCH- Stone. Pickup or prompt del. Retail or Wholsale. EAGLE FENCE 830-8778

MASON CONTRACTORS DEAN KOEP AND BON Slaps, walkways, patios, concrata, pavers. All maaonary work. New or r e p a i r . 30 y e a r a . Same location. Free eat. CaN DaeM 767-7421.

OSCAR GENERAL PAINTINO- Extarior only free est. fully int. good ref*.9OS-522-9278

P A I N T I N O 8 4 0 PER R O O M - Min 3 rm*. Vour paint*. Immediate aat. 16 yr»*xp. 954-2461.

JK'S WALLCOVERING INSTALLATION and Interior Painting Quality Workmanship Call: Joe Klingebiol 322-1956 Free Estimates

5000 EMPLOYMENT

PREDATOR TREE SERVICE •70ft.buck*t truck trvca •Trimming ft removal •Stump grinding •Traa planting Call for th* beet prlcaal 1-1104733

NO JOB TOO SMALL 908-826-3500 MASONRY- All typea: Sidewalks, steps, Concrete work, Brick A Blocks. 35 yrs. axp. Call John at 800-820-1344 M A S O N - Free eel atsps sldewlk, patio, porch, bemt, drtv*wy, A repair. 1Byre ewp. B0B-752-B606

SELL YOUR VAN FAST!

RALPH MARINA PVUMSHM ' HEATINO C O O L I N O - ' W*t*r hMiar, oN ft gas £ botler repair ft J Inaiailatlon. Rasl./Comm. t Complata Bth.Rm. / ranovattonsN.J. Plumb. * as Lk # 1 0 3 Emra. E " Lk>. 10003. Sarvlca S0848V887a

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8010- Career Training A Bervtcee 5020- Child Cara Wanted 6030 - Aganclee 0040 - Domestic 8080 • General 6000 - Health Care 8070 - Managerial BOSO Part-Time 60*0< Wanted 8100 . Career Investment* 8 Opportunities

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C X f * I R t E N C I ! D CARB O I V B n - (or Infant Mon Frl lull tlma, and 3V* yr old, 2 day* only In our drldgewatar home. Live-out, non amokar, own tmnap , rale r»-

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NATALE PLUMBINO/ HEATINa— No |ob too big or small. 906-3224298 UC. 5322 A. SAV-ON-PLUMBINO C O . - ft Heating Spaclali*t. No |ob 10 big or amall 9770. BOO-252-375S BOILER SRVICflComm./ Rasld. Oil tank rsmovsl*. All credit card* accap. B/115999. 201455-7117

A-1 NOME IMPROVE-! M B N T - 8p*c. In a l l , type* of comm. and ree.j roofing, fully guar. Fre*' aat. 909-926-0920 ' APS ROOPINOA quality Job with axe rate*. Fra* ast. 900-821-' 1028 and 808489-6707 I CAFICB CONST— Roof-* Ing of all typaa: Shtnglaa/' Flat/Slate, U a k repairs.' 9OS-O241 ", DANNUCCI ROOF1NO. Fully Insured, Fraa aat.. Ovar 20yr*. •Kp*rt*ne*. 908-890-0402.

DUFFY ROOFING Spacialulng in Rasldsntisf Hoofing ft Repalra F r e * Eat. Fully Ina.

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201-37S-4262 R O O P I N Q - We hav* found a way to stop your laaka with rubberlivd coating. W* run a special hot pall cement and nylon main brain. EnUr* roof or eectlon wttt bo coated wtth rubber, call Mlka 201-2064008 TNOMAB O'BRIEN ROOFING- and aiding specialists. Fiberglass sNngtes, attic tans, buttiup roofs, skylights, alngle ayatama, replace0 ply ment window*, vinyl aM* Ing, seamless gutters, rapalra. Fully Insured. Ref. iraa ast. 908-752-063B

4330

PAPERHANQINO INSTIT U T E - 10 yrs In Union Cty. Free estimates. Call Josef 382-3247 WALLPAPERINO BY FEMININE TOUCH Reasonable ratas. Sewer 4 drain cleaning, Prompt service. Fraa estimates. No Job too watar haatsra, Qaa Bollo era, B Bathrooma. h All small. Call 908-231-0282 All plumbing rspalra.

EMERGENCY SERVICE Truppl Plumblna; William Tnippl Plumbing Ue.. Nur»

8707 Call *00-7B4-37M. GENERAL CONDITIONING— 24 hr. aarvlca. Heatlnu, Air Conditioning, Refrigeration, Plumbing. Slnca 1067, call 908526-1174

MOTHERS HELPER Somerset,Housekeepingand car* of lnfant.4 days par week, $200. 848-4032

8090

BABYSITTER NEtDED Must have own transportation, flan, nlglil time hour*, for a one yaar old. K n o w l e d g e of C P R prerrerable. call 906-454M14

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N A N N Y - naadad to cara for Infant twin* beginning mid June, Uv*-ln Bun. •ve. thru Frl. afternoon. Call 906-388-3686

Spaelallilng In all typaa of maaonry: Brick work, block work, concrate, etc. Fully Insured. Frte estimates.

908-767-0730

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4335 WINDOW CLEANING Highest quality. Neat and reliable. Specializing In residential. "I'D be there lo do I n * lob." Gregory Cort 900-754-2817

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DRIVEWAY MAINTESTEVE BUHLCH NANCE- Specializing In i CONSTRUCTION patching, resurfacing, ! nasldental/Commsrclil and saal coating. 30% off Ouallty work at cotnpsllIf you mention this ad. tive fata*. Wa do II ALL from basement lo roof, } !?9 Office Interiors. Fully In•iii id. nafarenoa* availDRIVEWAYS 8 FENCINO able, 00B-0nil-7()42 BY CATENA WABH YOUR HOUSE Curbing, All lypea of Alum,, vinyl, Fenolng. Reaaonabl*! TODAY wood. Affordable quality 9OO-9B6-9043

GUTTERS CLEANED Quality 8«r. FUa*. Prices, Fully Ins. All Debris A D A M - I ABPHAULT COATINa. Railroad ll*s, Bugged From Above. P A V I N O - D'lv.wny,, patklna lots, Btnnlnu, Landmark Mgmt. 80S- parking lota, all arnrt* a Ovar 30 yra axpl. All work guaranteed. lealar ttOn-B4B-flira» 684-01103 airrrafia LBAOERS UN- ' ADD A LRVRt. Ad.Int,,,,,, DERGROUND DRAINS- dorrnera. sun daoks, DniVBWAYO- Psrkln Black t o p p e Cleaned ft flush*d. Avar- kliohan*. liathrms, tin N i l * bamt, porohaa, ulnyi • toned, sealed. D A , house 838./640 Siding. WS.floa-M77_ | HUNT fAVINO 732-19*9 a94966

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^ Claan uoa LAWN C A M - At FfOO EOvffMROO you can't pass upl L*t y * Down to Earth Prioee do your yard work. Lawn, 9OO-725-4023 shrub, hedge trimming ft more. 730-7920. LAWN C A R S - Mowing, A - I HOME IMPROVE- daan-upa. thateWng.JWm M E N T S - Rooting ft atwuba, aaaoHflgj, OBiNBR painting, attic, cellar, arage claan outs, prompt ft reliable 7ft*V ousa window, gutter c l e a n i n g . R e p a i r s . LAWN CARE-- Mowing, 609-9894203 ThAtchkiQi SoodlfM« For* ABOUT TIME- RaNaMa tHWng, Shrub Trimming lawn cutting at raaaon- ft Installation. Spring abla rataa. Sanlor Cits, Clean-Up.Wa'11 Baal Any VOHW rRoot disc. 900-2324480 Jaff 009-7684741

J ft J HOME IMPROVEM E N T S - cersmlc tlla, r e m o d e l i n g , siding, windows, dacka, painting Int/ext, wallpapering Fraa eat. 9064451

i f C A T l N S ft CONBITIONIHS A Svc.R*a/Comm, I4h I4hr eve. Fraa inataMalianaai. CaH CCS 008-278-8808 J AMSEWSR ft NEATMaS, N I C . - A family af yaur alumalnf drain naaaa. 84 hr. 7 day aarvloa. Na aakro attaraj Jm nlahla. l h l *MWk k ana anaa ar a !*«« Mays- Sttvtna S a m y a t . Mlettaaw ft OnJaw Caiav S * T T 0 0 M 7 * - 7 » 7 8 1 hr. sarvtc*. Whan M ava Sawa. o&A ma awaa*

aana aa law aa 888- CuaP A I N T I N O - Lai a tam Lawn ww*. Fraa aat. woman do your paioKog. 808-7884888 Neat, claan quality wort. POWMWASHINO CLEANUP* Inaurad. Fraa aatlmataa. Maathauaa* 888.88 „ aufano ft pruning, CaH Maryann 8004231. *1 J1B-S477* Fraa a a l . iSaii Stuart B08-7884808 •AUL A MILLAR ABSOLUTE PAIHTUMInt/axt, deck rattorattons. PAINTINO power waaMng.traa ait. NT/EXT. Wallpaper Camatol* around ear*, fully Ins. 369-3675 wr.wah. Raasonsbl* rate* Meilcutou* A fuHy ANTHONY'S PAINTING R.H. 000-001-0640 Interior/exterior. Roofing, In*. FREE EST. Ref. svaif. fluttera cleaned/Installed. 909-369-017B * * * * * * •raa aat. 7824441. RO PAINTINO AND NCBTTMPTOO WALLPAPERINO- Wa ATTENTION Cat! Pick at 808-7884887 will beat any price, eall APARTMENT OWNERS mike 900-501-Poao O 0 N T LOSE RENTI BTUMPBOi-Call Slrdaall Stump Ramoval. R8ADYHOMB praparaa AdwrtlMt In (ha Clanikd! Fraa Eat. raaaonabla your vacant rental apla. for your next tenant. 1 rataa. 800-4700 ctll do** H all. Insured A PROFESSIONAL SUNRISE LAWNSCAP- Bonded. S01-049-43M. PAINTS". SRB mewing, spring elaan upa, fartlliilng, BILL'S PAINTINO A PAPalnthta- Many K R H A M N Q Interior A inaurad. B 0 0 4 5 0 4 7 0 0 _ yrs. of aipar. Pleaae call extarior. Fraa ast. 30 yra. 900-000-4140 SUPREME REMOVAL axp. Also ceiling tlla SMOOTH FINISH Complete Lawn Care cleaning. 909-489-7402 Painting Sve, Homaa. ofLowest Prtcae. Free aat. BLUB FORCE flcas, interior/*»terlor. PRESSURE WA8HINQ- fully in*. 3 rm apaclal any T ft T TUBS EXPERTS housee, decks, fencea, slie/sny color $399. PraA Comptat* Traa sidewalks, Ins, fraa aat, c l a a w o r k m a n e h l p . and Shrub Sarvtca raaaonabla rataa, 806-4484)518 10% OtaeaxMito aN 908-762-2182 TOM HANSON Sr. Cttlsane ft new Cuat. SOS BIIZARRO PAINTERS PAINTINO Fraa Eat. Interior • Exterior FuMy Ina 20 yra. aip., Qual. work, Wallpapering T H 8 R O LANDSCAP- small |obs ok. 988-9047 Fraa Estimates. P|ea*a I N G - Lawn and property anhanclng, claanupa, CU0TOM PAINTINO anal Call Tom, stone,wkly malnt.ete. WALLPAPERING- Int. A WHY PAY MORE? Paintext. Remodeling of batha Ing tor apis., condos, Raaa. rataa.caH 0304175 and kltchana. Deck* In horns* 170/rnrt; Wallpa• t a i l e d . FREE ESTI' TIMBER TREE BEI KE sr »20/roll; spackllng. Tree ft Stums) Ram . MATES. Call Tom, 755eat A Cleanl 707-0872. Trimming. Fraa Est. Fully 6541, 600-300-0541 • Insurad. 00S-887-1188

LAWN MOWING

All phasM of land ft lawn care, landscape design Installation construction. lawn malm, a reetoralions, top soil, mulch, decorative stone. Call for spring specials on claan upa ft lawnmowtng, prof service, fully ina. affordable rates, fra* aat, 0081*73 or 396-7380

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CARPENTRY ft ROOFI N G - repair. Celling ft

floor porches, steps, paint. Call 356-9020

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ANTHONY BARULU HOME IMPROWMBNTS aRamodallng aSldlng •Wlndowa a|> ' Fraa Eatlmataa Ml •T9T< ARROW PAVIHO Drivawaya In AaphaN or concrata. Maaonry work: aidawalka, patloa, atapa ft balglum block. Full tne. Fraa a»t. 909-919-9734.

J.OARRETTA8BOC. Complata Homa Ramodllng, Siding, roofing, D O N A T B L I O ' S - All Quttara, laadara, doora, rubbish ramoval. AppU- wlndowa. porch ancloancaa. FumHura. Wood. auraa, dacka, balha ft Matal. Yarda. Oaragaa. kitchana, Watar proofing, Collara. aama day aar- No lob too imam w i vtca. aanlor citi. dlae. no Gladly accapt V I M , M/C, appolntmant naadad. Dlicovarl Full Uc.ftIna., 201-341-2123 Mambar B.B.B., 906-7773 CLEAN UPB Wa 1151 or 1-80O-295-187J taka anything $119 truck- BATH REMODELING load.. Incluefaa dumping J o h n Moakal ft loading. Mldrano Broa. C a l l 880-0806. 90i-61 5744916 Rapalra 1-A 8NT MAINT.CIaanup CERAMIC TILES of all typaa of dabrla. B A T H S , Kttehana, Raa/ Contractora.BIg/ B s m t a , electric, •mall. WIN ramova any- plumbing. Remodeling. thlngl Fraa aat. 789-233S Inaurad. Eatlmataa. A 1 C L E A N U P t - Low rataa. 627-9572. Raad.ft comm. »119. BATHTUB ft TILE RE. truck load, dumping ft S U R F A C I N G - 5 yaar loading me. CaH 900-499- warranty, fraa estimates. 9513 Call 906-760-6351 APPORDABLB CLEAN- 0LOWN-IN0ULATIONU P S - Yard, baaamant, Garage. calling*, attics, poola, oil tanks, ft damo- Non-toxic. High B-valu*. Irtlon. 030-0644. fraa aat. FLESHER 2724299 ALL TYPES OP CLEANCARPENTER U P S - Small/larga. Scrap 19 Yeara Expartanoa ataal ramoval. Ovar 30 Baaamant to Roofs yra axp. 900.228-0692. Clean, Fre* Eet-Fulryme. ATTICS, BASEMENTS PEN8YL CREEK Qaragaa, Traaa ft Yarda CONSTRUCTION, INC. Somaraat Cty. ft Vicinity 900-701-74*0 Bob 900-7284062

ELECTRICAL W O R K Vommerclal, raaldantlal and Industrial. Ucanaad No. 9141, and Inauftd •Free aetlmate*. Call Vlnca Santonaataao Eleetrlc 068-t608. ELECTRICAL WORK4IQHTS, HEATERS fana, -pttonaa, 240 volt aar Vlcaa, ate. Quick raiponn, problama "aolvad. fraa aat. lie. '10862, 603-8316 DID YOU KNOW... that an ad In thla local 'paper alao goaa Into 22 •other local papers? Reach ovar 380,000 raadart with on* cam CLEAN UP ft HAULING AH typaa. Roofing debris 1-800-S59-949S

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8MO-8B0O WEEKLYI Assemble products at home, Easy! No Selling. You're paid direct. Fully guaranteed. No M O . nacaaaary. Call I-OMMMS8449 Bit. 800, 8AM< 10PM Ma«-Prl| 10AM4PM, SaL A BMW. ACCOUNTANT/BOOKK E E P E R - for Small management firm. P/T, flexible hra, Knowledge of lotus and WP a must. Send rasum* to: Jaffee Management, 4478 80. Clinton Avo., 80. Plfd. 07080 ADULT CARRIERS WANTED- For Weekly paper, must hava reliable e a r or t r u e k , NO COLLECTIONS! For Mor* Info. caH 1-600-3004321 SX1.6867 Advartlalng OUTSIDE SALES Immediate opening for Account Executive. Mu*» ba c r a a t l v a , datallorlented 8 disciplined. Salary 13-20k plus eomm plus bsnaflta. Fan reeume to Art Kurak OO* 231-1366 Forbes Nawapaper*, BomervMIe,

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Many extras •9500/BO. 006-671-7926. mHee, need to sen todeyl MOMOA-Aeeor«,81.Mr total $7470. 396-3698 allvar,i41k,alr,auto,pwr $140B OBO B0S-7B3-74S6 UNCOLN- '91 Btrngferka, orutaa, am/lm «ono 88 ratnvA- 2 PONTtAC QRAND PRIX Continental Signature— , tiOOO. 818-8S83 dr. 8 apd. hatch back, •S4- 104k ml, new tires, Hke new, P/roo\ leather •hocks, decent ahaps, M I H C U R V - Cougar arMm radio, ae, 72k. ona needs trans. $500. or B/ easts, Ok. Blue. Cell _ . »er _ good COfM. PfHC#Q 908-526-7600 VI, naw O call 463-7539 'W— 42kml., ouick a for aala. $1,795. o (tuTok. MERCEDES92 190E-2OOS-220.1111 PONTIAC- 80 Grand 3, auto, 31K mi. HMO. 80*480-0111 eall 1 owner Prix, 12k, PS, PB, PW, M I T S U B I S H I COR* FORD SS ABROSTAR good eond $2500 or BO $21,500/80. 906-762-0443 DM—Sf aport coupa-adr, XLT— extended length, •08-424-B539 lik, alaraa w/eaaaatia, ABS. dual ae, roof rack, AC, auto, aunroof, 81848 7 paaaengor. exc eond. PONTIAC- 00 Orand With automatic trans., 2.5 Itr. 6-cyl., 808-782-4S71 If wa'ra orlg ownerTMUST S£LLI AM, Exc. eond. MANY «toa»wa'H maka a tfaall MM4O-2ON new parta $0000. Must ps/ABS brks./w/locks/telescopic strng. whl,, traction control, premium pkg., CHEVY- '77, Corvette, M I T S U B I S H I I S , FORD 01 BXPLORSR Seel 759-2889 4dr, 4W/D, auto, PONTIAC- 00 Grand 350 auto, nseds paint 8 alloy whls., AM/FM stereo cass. w/10 OLANT- loadad, auto. XLT112k, good eond, 11200. l o a d e d . a l a r m , a x e AM SE PS PB PW AC, Intsrlor work. $4200/BO. spkrs., re-rn. keyless entry, dual eond.$13.000. 218-0072 908-985-8043 S08-7S74488 Quad 4 HlPerf. Eng. 08K airbags, healed seats, Ithr. int. VIN FORD OX, Mustang QT, Orlg owner. Exc. eond CHEVY- 1985 CAMARO #SGK55436. MSRP: $41,660. Wk/gr W, sunroof, alarm, MjOp/BO. 722-2840 IROC, Suto, 27K orig upgraded stereo val PUiaOT 1004 BOB- pwr miles, exc eond. $6950. I3O00) 4«k, Must sell, windows, heat easts, Call 906-752-1468. Lease payi. based on 30 mo. closed end lease. 1st mo. payt., $500 ref. sec. dep. & $450 bank fee due at lease inception. Mileage allowance of 10.000 p/year B/O 000-000-32U am/fm east, 110k miles, F O R D - '89 Probe LX, FOUO M SSOOHT Ut— w/excess ® I5f p/rmla thereafter. Total of Payts : $14,670; Purchsss Optn. at Laaao End: $26,662,40. Price Includes all costs to be paid by a consumer except new trans, need to asil for licensing, registration & taxes. 2dr, PS. PS, auto. ae. FORD MUSTANQ- 70, Red, mint condlton. 18,800k, atltl undar good eond mechanically, todsyl $1650 OBO 008- Loaded. 59k ml. S6500. warrantaa, runa oratt. needs eoma body work, 7S3-74SS 906-560-6669 MM0/BO Ask for Jimnew t i r a a , b r a k e s , SAAB- 01, 0000. autoI S S A N - '90, 240SX, batter matic, green, beige leath- N 77k mi., very er 04,000 miles, sunroof loaded, . J » l l i r d 84-Exc. $13,800 M0-234-1M0 or good eond. S6000/BO. eond. ed ptayor and 008-234-2863 alarm, 818,000/80 call black, auto, eunroof, 908-234-2333 dsys ABS, fuMy loaded, prop- SATURN- -93 SCI, got P O R S C H E - '87 044, W M 4 T 1 aak tor John. erly maintained. AM/FM company car-must aatll gar. kept, mint eond. Low ml., Blk w/sunrf, leather ml CD player, $11,700. 47k ml. AC, $8000. int. 5spd. S9900. Call Please can 750-5800 •06-600-8105 David 201-535-0837. CAOtUAC FVUTWOOO FORD— M Taurus, low SATURN- 04 SC2. 19K MOUOHAM 1888- 4 dr mt.s. runa Ilka new In ft AM/FM Case Pwr root AC 9070 aadan, lutly loadad, out. $0*00 B/O, 000-037- Mr bag Ext. warr. like FmtiUyVi laath. int., a/e, runa 4013 new. $f2.9O0. 616-0761 .87777.8084488 FORD— 01 Explorer XLT. CHEVY '80 ASTRO — SUBARU- 83. Impress L 59K. 1SSS ACUHA LBQfMO 4OH, fully equipped 70k, Wagon, 6 PASS. A/C, NEW F.W.D., Sspd, TIRES, GREAT CONO. L— 4 dr. auto, axe eond, like new S19.0M. Call " " " exc eond. B00-3B«-3407 $7,500 CALL 908-560•4k mllaa, 811.200. 808All power options. Sun234-2348 OEO- 04 Tracker, Tropi- roof, balance 100k - 4yr 8775 I t t i VW Q T I - 11 varva, cal green. Soft-lop, euto, warranty avail. 906-6BB- DODGE MINI VAN-1969 BBS rime, Alpine Stereo- s/c, AM/FM/Casa, alarm, 0310 asking $0200. fully equip, runs like new CD, aun, new Pefellla, 21,000 mllaa. Asking and out. must sell S U Z U K I - 87 Samarl. In axoellent condition. 111,000. 000-765-4319 $7,900 csll Rick 937-4613 hard lop, 4 wd, exc. 88.800. 808-788-1074 HONDA '08 PRELUDB eond., 02k, new tires, DODGE- 82 Ram ISO. 6 ACURA— 90 INTEGRA- SI— Sunroof, B apeed, battery a exhaust, $2100, cyl. auto, cruise, AC, LS. S aa. aunrf, am/fm/ •3,000 mllee, axe. eond. 006-4944030 100K highway ml. runs caaa, air •Dollar, 93k, 17.500 eall 27S4742 exc. J2800/BO. 526-4555 $7SO0. 808-704-3423 TOYOTA SO CAMRV HONDA 07 CIVIC 4dr, auto, air, PS.PB,- FORD- 88 E150. ConAUDI '81 1 0 0 - Fully 4 d r , g o o d running PWIND,* locka, tape, version, 302 engine, fully loaded, air bag, ABS,c o n d i t i o n , $ 2 5 0 0 . $8450/60 526-1714 losdsd with TV, CB, Ster000-M3-1B70 great eond., new tlree. eo, Bed 4 Table. Exc. Mk. Price S12.BS0. PtaT O Y O T A - 0 2 Passo eond. $7500. 095-2634 9 cataway. Call Mr. Bell HONDA SO C M C D X - Gold, 5 speed, fully load4dr, Bsp, ac, am/fm cats, ed, new tlrea and breeks, 752-3800. 103k, one owner, exc. sun root, 67K ml. $6895. $3800. BMW- S7 32B1 com. B e o n d , 908-722-5248 4x4s, Sport ant •p. • cyl. 1 owner. 38,800 90S-350-Se20 * Trucks mllaa. allver, garage HONDA- 80 CRX, Bspd, VOLVO OS 740 TURBO kept kept. $17,500 or b/o. WAOON auto, air. all White, 2DR Hatchback. I-628-448S. 90M PB, 4 new tlres/rlms. power. ABS brakes.slr- FORD- 68 F250, 4 whl •7, 108K, Excsl. eond. U200/BO. bag, Ilka new, must aee. drlvs. XLT. 5 spd. 60K ml. $8500/60. 369-5360 E x c . e o n d . , color 000474-1020 $9275/BO 520-1714 a n t h r a c i t e , (B50O. HONDA- 03 CMC EX, 808-232-3120 auto, P/aunriAwlndowe/ BUICK 10M LaSABRE- locks/alarm, 20K ml., Auto everything, am/tm While w/Sporta Scoupe, eaaa, 07k mllaa, dark $12,000. 270-0220 blue, need to aeN todayl HONDA- 00 Prelude SI, P/Snrf/wIn, cruise, AC, BUICK- 70 nivlera, 20K man, ex eond, low ml, on rebuilt V6 angina. $0,500/80. OO8-4O3-7BM Many new parta through-S3 X J 8 out. Runa/looka great JAOUAR White/red. »1 BOO/BO Burgundy, tan leather, 1 owner, every option, 358-1888 looks brand newt Asking "You Get the Best lor Less!" CADALLJ AC • I EL •0,485. Day: 908-827Rt. 27 and Central Ave. DORADO - good cond, 9000; Eve; 000-233-4189 Metuchen fully aqulp. 12,500. or JAQUAR 07 XJO 117k, bairt oftar 008-358-8842 good eond, loaded, elec.sunroof, first $5,500 CADILLAC t T DEVIIJLfl- Fully loadad, takalt. 008-351-6811 $4,000. caN 00a-3etM41t JAQUAR 8 1 - Sovereign, or 388-3360 12k, never driven In tne $20,500. CADILLAC M , Fleet- r a i n , Brandneu/I995lnfinih wood, 42k, ml., super 908-800-2279 loaded, ( 5 3 0 0 . exe. J A Q U A R — 0 0 X J S 5 miles from Bridgewator Commons eond., Call 908-725-7883 coupe, V-12, 30k, like Route 22 East at Route 287 Overpass C A D I L L A C SEDAN newl Blk/blk., AC, Am/ Bridgewalor D B V I L L E - 7 1 . Mint Fm/cass, all options, 818,500, call 233-9560 eond., SSk, orlg. ml. S428S/BO 707-0728. Equipped w/AM/FM stereo cass w/CD player, LINCOLN 1880 TOWN cruise, UK, automatic, AIR COND rnoon rl., dual CADILLAC- 00 Sedan CAR— Signature Series p/seals, 1/QlaoB, ps/brkg/w/locks/mirrs , rr delr , DeVille, Oar. kept., mint VB B6KMI Loaded, lull ABS brakes, dual airbags. 3 llr. V6 o n g . eond.. 45K, $11,500, oa p o w e r , leather I n t . je.SOO/BO 707-6621 BOO-7BO-5220 VIN#SM212020 MSRP: $39,030. Routo 28 CHEW CAMARO 8 4 - LINCOLN TOWN CAR L«IH p^nnl t»iKl on H mo clOMd tnd \9H9 1 II. mo pay; Just East of Rt. 23 & R|. 287 Intorr.octiofi 2dr ooupa, Oeyl, manual ' M - $3,500 . 87 Orand WBOrtl m dtp 1 MM) bank l « dui >l Inupllcn O « J Int. Incl Bound Brook trans, royal blue metsllc, Msrquls, $2,000 exc. tout ol p»mnt» IU.3S4 12,000 ml/yr •ttomnca, I t l p u m l AM/FM oasaatle. AC, shape, great desl for l euto doors/windows, T- boih, a must see. $4,500 for both, call 356-4714 tops, very low mileage, Brand new 199Slnfiniti Aeklng $15,500. MAZDA '80 OLK Call21B-MB1 Top 01 The Une $6800 CHIVY C A P M C I - 81 Cell 900-M3-M44 74,800 ml., 4DR, aulo, Route ?06 P8/FB. AC, AM (polloa MAZDA -80 MXOLX- 5 Bello Mead ear). Mln. bid 81 BOO. spssd. pwt. window and Informal blda no latai looks.am/fm/csss.a/c, Equipped w/4 6 llr 8-cyl., outomnlio AIR than May 8, 10 a.m.,oruis, moonroof. 51k COND., pa/b/w/lockn/aoals, duol airbags, till, • a r a u f h Clark, 283 miles. 10,800 csll 757crulso, l/glaoB tr dolr., leolhor moon rl.. AM/FM 6857 SIOIOO oasDono V I N KSM10G23C M a n p ftaM. aton-M, 8t30 a'm. S52.00O MAZDA MX8 L.S 0 3 4iOO B*.rn. 808-788-8800. blaok, fully loadsd, exo, C H B W - 'BB El Csmlno eond, aufo, ntiw Ilras, l e a n pyml bntacl IWI ?4 ino clowtl ontl t*as» lei nw "You Got I ho Hor.t (or Loss!" pymnl., tO/C ml BUG itsp \ $450 bo'ih tun duo nl SS. Air, AM/FM, SKOSI. $14,000/BO 769-6979 HI Vf and Cnnlrnl Av« IiK«plKni Qo(ilr« Iticia IdiBl olPftylB $14,3/0 Ifi.CKJO condition. 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While Caruso's characterization in Kiss of Death is similar to his portrayal of Blue's detective, he has been convincing as different characters in the past He played Robert DeNiro's scrappy partner in Mad Dog and Glory and an angelic, but malignant, hoodlum in the cult film China Girt. Even if Jade is the last shot anyone gives him at carrying a big-budget flick, Caruso should still be investing character roles

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Abovt: Divt Rlet walU to makt hit mova ataga lift Mow: Piul Whallham (Noah) powdtrs, about 10 mlnutaa to curtain.

ners, lighting technicians and wig mistresses perfect their skills just as much as those on the stage. And in the smaller theaters, fewer people have more responsibilities. The stage crews are much alike, from cracking jokes amongst themselves via the headphones to saying the lines along with the actors, no matter what the seating capacDave Rise slips in the side door behind the ity or the amount of crawl space between the scenery. stage just minutes before the big show begins. Plus they all took like they're having fun. As assistant stage manager at the Forum Theatre Group in Metuchen, he's the only non-actor behind the scenes (not including a small band) for the production of Two by Two, a comedy about Noah and the flood which requires a lot of sound effects and scenery changes. Take Roz Wrobleski for example. Ms. Wrobleski is one of the newest volunWith a few chocolate ban and a soda, the teers to work behind the stage at Villagers l&-year-old Mr. Rise takes his place stage right, perching on a small stool and puts on Theatre in Somerset What the Butler Saw is her first taste of what backstage life is like. his headphones. Without the head gear, he couldn't get cues from production stage man- And she is having a blast 'The people are fantastic," she raves beager Judi Silver. Ms. Silver is perched in a booth above the fore the curtain goes up for a Sunday afteraudience where she can see the stage clearly noon performance. "They give 200 percent and "call the show." Having a good view of every day." the stage is vital because she cues the lightMs. Wrobleski, in charge of props, costume ing and special effects. care, and "anything that needs to be done," While Noah sings the opening number, Mr. dresses head-to-toe in black so she can't be Rise peeks through the boards in the make- easily spotted from her post backstage. shift "house" (the audience) to see the actor like her counterpart in Metuchen, Ms. strut back and forth on stage. When the door Wrobleski has seen the performance so swings open to let an actor on stage, he many times, she can quote lines word for jumps back so the audience can't see him. word, But that docs not mean things get Minutes into the first act, Mr. Rise begins boring. The unwary visitor who has never his role as God. Conversation between God been backstage anywhere before, let alone and Noah comes from a large sheet of metal for this performance, can easily be trampled. hanging backstage. Mr. Rise shakes it back Standing on the sidelines watching the onand forth to produce rumbling thunder. stage action, you forget that any minute acHe also works a strobe light to produce the tors could come flying through the entrance lighting effect From the "house", it sounds way to get where they need to be in time for a cue. So don't get in the way. like a shower's coming. So when Noah is praying and God answers with a roll of thunMs. Wrobleski says where to stand during der, it's Mr. Rise who answers back. a particular fast-paced portion of the play. Atone point in the play, he takes to the She knows the cues as well as - if not stage to help set up heavy scenery for the better than - the actors. Ms. Wrobleski "ark." With the bulky wood shielding him, wears no headphones - the assistant stage the audience never sees him. manager has those privileges - and she "We have to pray no one sees me as we go doesn't get to fool the audience into thinking out," he said. thunder is in the building, but there is still During the rest of the play, as the actors much to do. "build" the ark, he stands behind the scenShe spends a good amount of time runery to help with the lifting. ning between stage right and stage left, And the audience doesn't have a clue. where the only way to get to the other side of "BVom out front, you would never know the stage is to pass behind a canvas sheet there is someone back here," he said after suspended 2 feet away from the wall. the show. The unnerving thing about sneaking beMr. Rise's experience backstage at the hind the canvas is that one touch will send Forum is not unusual. ripples through the scenery. From the small theater in Metuchen to the Moving behind the cloth, you have to hold spacious McCarter Theatre in Princeton, the your breath, try not to touch anything. behind-the-scenes crew keeps the actors and Stage manager Neil Murphy emerges from action moving on stage while they hide in behind the backdrop. While Ms. Wrobleski the shadows. makes sure the props are where they are Without them, the magic of make believe supposed to be, he prepares to open the would be lost house to the audience. While the actors memorize lines and bask Mr. Murphy is a veteran of the theater, in the spotlight, stage managers, prop run(Please turn to page5)

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(Continued from page 4) A spiral notebook listing cues for the lights, having discovered his love for the stage in a This is the weirdest audience music and curtain is on the desk in front of 1 high school theater production. w/ete had by far, Ms. G/egson Her. Ms. Gregson keeps a written record of After getting a degree in technical theater the ups and clowns of each show - like when whispers Into her headphone (the degree of choice for most stage managthe end music never came on - and hopeers, he says), he has a few stories to tell from mike. The audience doesn't seem fully, they can learn from the mistakes. the past 20 years of theater life. Once you do the job time aftertime,you Mr. Murphy recalls one humorous incident to / Vbnhers, rMSaiwnoornedyfrorn the

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STARLIT! STAP.BRIGHT- WINTER DREAM! SEEKS SUMMER LOVE- SWJPM mid 40a $'10,186 lbs, ISO attractive, warm, affectionate, Intelligent, generous, spontaneous, well proportioned Independent woman w/inner beauty, thin to med. build, 3443 give or take, tor meaninoful LTR. No Princesses plsase. Hold true to your breams tho' phantoms at best, no other goal is worthy the quett. I'm well educated, well mstvwed, a self-made man of merit. Must be adventurous A very affectionate. I'm willing to try anything once, except skydiving. Can we talk? P l H M Ext. 4779. STUNNING DJP 5' 8', 40 with down to sarth personality snjoya working out, theatre movies and traveling sseki eecure sensitive, romsntlc mensch with values for a possible rolitlonshlp. Ext 5154. SwU,44,rir,17MbeNon-smoker, social drinker, good-looking, i en)oy oldies, reading, dining out, sports, flea markete, movies, and Just quiet tlmss together; love children. Interested in meeting attractive, S or DWF, 30+ with similar interests for serious LTR. Definitely no drugel THIS ADVERTISER HAS CHOSEN TO RECEIVE NAIL ONLY. PLEASE SEND LETTER AND PHOTO TO: INTRODUCTIONS BOX 4827, FORBES NEWSPAPERS, PO BOX MS, SOMERVILU, NJ 08971, SWM- 35, 6 ft., dark hair A eyoe, good looking A trim, neks pretty, pstlta A caring SWF, 21-29, who loves Harleystorposiibls LTR, please o i l ext.4773

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Go Whair It's At for beauty needs haircut and style and a condi- hair. Short styles can be ooking for something changed into long in minutes, tioning treatment. Pamper J l new and different for J ^ m o m this Mother's Day? Number TTiree will provide a and even provide a perfect matchtoyour natural hair Then treat your mom or wife tomanicure, haircut and style, conditioning treatment and Euthe ultimate pampering, at Whair It's At Salon, 6-20 South ropean pedicure. Whair It'sAt is open TuesWhair It'sAt Hair Salon Ave. in Cranford days-Saturdays. Stop in to are three ways you make your reservation for the For a good haircut and frtondly, famlly-orttntttf atrvlet, vlaK Whair tfa At mCranfocd. Mother's Day Special, good e n as Vidal Sassoon and them are sinfully delightful. through May 31. Call 276-1925 Pamper Number One includes Patrick Camerron andhas rebwnch, body massage, facial, turned with new and exciting for information or an appointhair fashion ideas using hair ment European Pedicure, haircut The Ultimate Salon" and style, conditioning treat- extensions. Hair extensions ment and a manicure. Pamper can provide with a whole new Whair It's At Salon, 640 Soutt Number twoincludes biunch, and exciting look by adding IMS. body massage, facial, manicure, fullnesstothin or baby fine

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Chiropractic care Joint showcase is 'precious' in hometown office

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^ „ Mr. McCabe and his wife left New York , „ T TTL «_*J. and movedJ 4to New Jersey, He chose Cranford for his business because of its unique appeal and commitment to the business community, While shopping in Cranford, Don Tbmace noticed Gateway Minerals and inquired about a serni-predous stone that heneeded. After a lot of small talk, Don and Bob realized that

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Dr. John Pavelko brings his Interested 10 years of chiropractic experi- in treating ence to Downtown Cranford. difficult His practice offers the best chi- cases, Dr. ropractic care in a personal Pavelko will hometown doctor's office. often see paA graduate of Seton Hall tients after University and Cleveland Chi- they've been ropractic College, Dr, Pavelko through has practiced chiropractic in many other New Jersey since 1985. Regis- types of care tered in the Ocean County without getting relief. He has Registry of Physicians and obtained certificates of continuSurgeons and a provider for ing education in physical theraBusiness Industrial Chi- py from Cleveland Chiropractic ropractic Services, Dr. Pavelko College and Radiological Interserved as a consultant for sev- pretation from Los Angeles eral large industries before re- College of Chiropractic, locating to Cranford. Dr, Pavelko works as an inDr. Pavelko points out that dependent examiner for two rechiropractic care is a rapidly gional review services and is a growing field aswell as a high- provider for the Middlesex ly sought after form of treat- County Joint Insurance Rind. ment for many common prob- He views chiropractic as intelems. The second largest gral to total health care, health care provider in the U. Dr. PaveUco's goal in treating S. today, chiropractic is eel- newpatients is always to get ebratingits 100th year as a pro- them well as quickly as posfession. Each year more than sible and keep them that way. 26 million people are success- He charges reasonable fees and I fully treated by chiropractors, accepts insurance. His office L Recent studies performed in hours are convenient and apr Canada and the United States pointments flexible to fit your have shown chiropractic care to busy schedule. be more successful and cost- Dr. Pavelko may be coneffective that other types of tacted at (908) 272-0505 for a treatment performed by medi- free initial consultation to decal practitioners for a wide va- termine if you may benefit riety of problems such as com- from chiropractic care, mon low back pain, whiplash Dr. John Pavelko, 6 No, Union and chronic headache. Ave., Cranford. (908) 2724505.

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Union County Extra

The Riverside Inn is a hometown favorite f you are longing to find aplace where everybody knows your name, the atmosphere is relaxed, they have your favorite beer on tap and some of the best cooking around, stop down at the Riverside Inn, 56 North Ave East In January, this favorite watering hole ft* filled a lifetime dream of one Cranford resident

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establishment in Cranford has been a dream of these two life-long Cranford residents for as long as they can remember, Infact, Jake was manager, cook and just ab °ut everything else at the Centennial House for seven ears> He became known for ms C00 y ^ md ** t™t>m?> but he was definitely "look" ^ ^ s ^ j X and his brother were toJ^JJ^h

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Westfield Dance Co. welcomes Westfield School of Dance spring with park performance

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he Westfield Dance Company will hold its spring concert, "Dance Home of Westfield Dance Company In The Park," 2 p m and 3 p.m. April 29. The concert will • Ballet • Jazz • Tap • Pointe be held at Mindowaskin Park, • Acrobatics • Voice I Musical Theatre 425 E. Broad Si, Westfield • Acting • Fitness • Ballroom In honor of National Dance Week, "Dance In The Park" CALLAPAIL1,19W will be free to the public. This year the company will FOR SUMMER SCHEDULE be presenting the ballet The Elephant's ChM. This wonderful 402 BOULEVARD • WESTFIELD, NJ children's story is set to music For more information call: (908) 789-3011 I by Bobby McFerran and nar-

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Union County Extra

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nle who are all avid readers, and if they haven t Read any good books lately? If you're looking for literary leisure, then the already read a particular book themselves, they offer advice and opinions based on book Cranford Book Store is the place for you. With can and input from other customers. more than 10,000 titles from which to choose, it reviews "We trytokeep up on new and popular doesn't matter if you fancy timeless classics or books" says Ms. Layton. "All our staff read the the latest best-sellers. Located in the heart of picturesque downtown reviews and listentowhat customers have to about the books," Cranford, the Cranford Book Store has been in sayAlong with this personal touch comes a business nearly 17 years, providing customers strong sense of community. The Cranford Book with a relaxed atmosphere where they can Store has always had a policy of community browse through the books without feeling pres- involvement, whether it be supporting little sured to hurry. Children are even welcometosit local events or local chanties. As a local on the floor with a book in their lap, while their League, Ms. Layton feels it is very imparents can spend time perusing their own se- businesswoman, tobe involved in the town. lections or chatting with the friendly and knowl- portant The Cranford Book Store brings years of exedgeable sales staff. perience to book selling, With special services The Cranford Book Store offers patrons the such as free gift wrapping, mailing purctees convenience of local shopping combined with and ordering by fax, the Cranford Book Store the variety of merchandise usually associated with big chain stores. And if you can't find the makes shopping for that special gift easier than title you're looking for, the staff will gladly spe- with a big chain store. "Bigger is not better," says Ms. Uyton. cial order it for you. "You will actually get your special order faster The Cranford Book Store is located at 32 from us, because we don't have all the paper- North Ave.West, Cranford, and is open 9:30 work to slow us down" says proprietor Meryl a m -9 p.m. Monday-Friday, 9:30 a.m,5:30 p.m. Saturday, and 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Sunday. If you Layton. "We don't hesitate to tackle difficult orders. We've even sent away for books as far would like to place a fax order, the number is away as Canada and Europe. We invented cus' , « , ! . • «J For the best combination of old-fashioned tomer service," And unlike the big chain stores that canbe charm and modern convenience, visit the Cranimpersonal, every customer is treated on a per- ford Book Store and see the difference that son-to-person basis, The store employsfivepeo- patronizing a local business can make.

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Business savvy licia Cramer, owner of New Jersey Cellular says enlrepreneurship runs in her blood. She recounts the story of her great grandfather, who came to this country at 15 years old and got a job in a sweat shop. "One day he noticed a man selling shirts off of a cart that he wheeled in the street. He followed this man for several days and discovered the source of his merchandise, and was able to estimate profits. Soon after, he quit his job in the sweat shop and started his own business, modeling it after the man he had observed. Later, he opened a wholesale men's clothing outlet," Ms. Cramer recalled. And so it went, says Ms, Cramer, from father to son, to his daughters and sons, and so on down the line. Following college, Ms. Cramer became disillusioned with corporate job interviews. She knew that she was meant to be an entrepreneur, and she considered starting a nil-time note-taking business or opening a used car lot, but dis-

missed both ideas. She traveled overseas for a while, and then returned to California to try to decide on a career. After contemplating several graduate school programs as well as law schools, she realized she just didn't know what she wanted to do. Studying languages was one ofMs. Cramer's hobbies, so she decided to spend a year in Spain and France, teaching English while furthering her studies in French and Spanish, On the way there, she stopped off in New Jersey to visit relatives. Through a fanv ily connection, she fell into the cellular phone business and four months later opened her own business, New Jersey Cellular, which she started out of her Westfield residence. Soon after, she moved into a shared office in Edison and in May 1994, New Jersey Cellular found a new home at 341 South Ave in Garwood. "The store is a bit small, but the location is great,said Ms. Cramer, referring to the King's shopping center across the street.

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The trees are of all ages and all types, many of them older than the cemetery itself. Dr.lfcomas Ombrello of Union County College in Cranford recently identified 57 different varieties, which have now been marked with plaques. According to Mr. Ralph, this is a rare find Dr. Ombrello has also identified a number of

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Mike M. Mason makes remodeling an art For Mike Mason, remodeling fore starting the day's work. plumber John Roberts and is more than a profession; it's One of the first local renova- electricians Bob "Dino" Dinoan art Since 1985 his company, tions Mason landed was centro, Mason notes that his Mike M. Mason, based in Cran- Iinda's Book Exchange on business relies on these fine ford, has become known for Alden Street in Cranford and professionals who take pride in quality workmanship and pro- the Sportsman Shop, which their work. fesaonal mtegrity. But that is was recently^ renovated into Mason's expertise isn't just nothing new for this lifelong extra space for the *Cranford *~""* ' to his professional life, Cranford resident whose Bike Shop, Most recently grandfather also was in the re- Hynes Jewelers was added to modeling business. In fact, that list of retailers who asked Mason's father, Victor, who is for Mason's expertise in reno75, works with his son. vating. Over the years Mason As a specialist in design, and his crew have worked on building and remodeling, the Cranford Hotel, Mr. J1s, Mason's company tackles a full Buttery Bakery, Cranford Deli, line of remodeling problems, LaCorte & DiTullio Walnut Avincluding kitchens and baths, enue building facelift, Tip to Explaining that his company Toe in Westfield does the complete job from Mason notes that he and his start to finish, "turn key" or employees attend monthly and I structural frame roof, siding quarterly formal training semi-1 and windows for the do-it- nars to hone their skills even yourself builder who likes to more. But Mason is the first to finish the interior themselves, laud the merits of his employMason explains that he uses ees who he claims are the local building supply compa- backbone of his business, nies such as Builder's General, "You have to have loyal, talNational Roofing and Siding, ented employees to get someAlban and Lewis Hardware, where in this type of business,*' Hartig's Paints, The Paper explains Mason, emphasizing Chase, Westfield Lumber, Vi- that "without them I would be king Plumbing and Patrician lost." Citing lead carpenter and Floors. Generally the Mason foremans Paul Hranj and Billy "team" meets for an early Bodine; remodeling specialist morning breakfast and meet- Lou Medina; carpenters Bay Don't hire just ing at Mr. J*s in Cranford, be- Martinelli and Ivan Caceres; any nail-pounder.

In 1993 the Cranford Historical Society presented Mason and his wife Barbara Connor with the first award of its kind for their efforts to preserve the architectural and historical significance of their 100-year-old home on Walnut Avenue in

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