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WESTFIELD • SCOTCH PLAINS • FANWOOD Friday, July 9, 1999 50 cents Brief Town won't stop traffic for TV commercial
Cool jazz muj By-nNAGUAMNO This week, the production company manage traffic. The camera crew filmed and film crews must obtain a permit RECORD-PRESS wanted to shut down traffic on East intermittently so local traffic flow would- from tlit> Town clerk before filming on continues dov Broad Street from Springfield Avenue to n't be completely halted. The crew also any public property in town. A basic film- WESTFIELD — The WESTFIELD—Town officials said Linden Avenue to film a Volvo commer- filmed at a residence on Winyah Avenue. ing permit is $7f5 per day with a daily third annual Sweet Sounds "cut" for plans to film a television com- cial. But officials said closing off the road "The new ordinance is good, it helps us filming fee of $.r>00 per day. Non-profit Downtown jazz perfor- mercial on East Broad Street. to daily traffic would be impossible. control these kinds of operations," Sgt. applicants filming for educational pur- mances continues on the HSI Productions, a television commer- "Due to the high volume of traffic on Parizeau said. poses would only pay u $2!> permit fee sidewalks of downtown cial production company, was the first that rond, about 10,000 vehicles per day, "Basically, it would be the worst case and no daily rate. The foes are intended Westfield on July 13 and 20, request to film in Westfield that wns the request was denied," said Detective of gridlock that the town of Westfield to reimburse the town for the adminis- from 7 to 9 p.m., sponsored rejected by the town under its new film Sgt. John Parizeau of the Westfield Police would ever see if we wore to approve trative costs incurred. by the Downtown Westfield ordinance. Department. that," Councilman Matthew Albano said. Montclnir, H popular location for pro- Corporation (DWC) and the The same production company filmed Instead town officials allowed the pro- "I can't even envision the disruption in duction crews, made more than $65,000 Weatfield Area Chamber of a Sprint commercial on Elm and Quimby duction company to film the commercial trnffic on a business day," Councilman last year from productions taped within Commerce. streets a few weeks ago before the town's on Lawrence Avenue yesterday. Police James Gruba said. its borders. film ordinance was adopted. were assigned to Lawrence Avenue to "Many of Westfield's Under the new ordinance, television (Continued on page A-2) restaurants offer outdoor dining at their sidewalk cafes during the summer, and the jazz music will add to the festive atmosphere," said Dave Sutter, DWC/Chamber promotions Everybody chair. On July 13, Dave Leonhardt Trio will perform on Central Avenue, near Bombay. Joel Chassan Trio will play at the corner of in the pool? Quimby and Elm Streets at the Rorden Building. NJ Workshop for the Arts will set up a 12-piece band on the Membership at pool corner of Elm and East Broad Streets at the First Union Bank. Chris Fiore'a has reached capacity trio will be located on East Broad Street near the Leader Store and Scarlett new 1,900-family limit estab- Blue Band will be on the cor- RECORD- PRESS lished by the Recreation ner of East Broad and Commission, making the total Central Avenue by Gap Kids. WESTFIELD—John O'Leary number of pool users about 8,000 doesn't want to feel like a "sec- people. Two years ago the maxi- "People should plan to ond-class citizen" at his home- mum number was 1,700 families. have dinner at one of town pool. This year is the first time in Westfield's fine restaurants, the pool's 30-year history that many offering outdoor dining That's how the Lawrence membership has reached capaci- at their sidewalk cafes, and Avenue resident said he'd feel if ty. bring folding chairs if they the town gave him a conditional would like to sit und enjoy membership to Memorial Pool, •T think Il'fl TOrrible consider- the music," said Michael La where he has spent the past ing the amount of property taxes Place, DWC executive direc- three summers as a member with 1 pay, my taxes are gigantic," tor. "Having music playing his wife and children. O'Leary said. "There are people throughout the downtown who are non-residents who are creates a welcoming ambi- using a facility that I should be ence for everyone." 7 thionk it's horrible con- entitled to." People are asked to bring sidering the amount of O'Leary and his family joined the pool in Mountainside after folding chairs if they would property taxes I pay, my like to sit while listening to friends who live there offered to the music. taxes are gigantic. There sponsor his membership. For more information, call are people who are non- "So now my kids don't get to the Chamber at (908) 233- see any of the friends they go to 3021, or the DWC at <908> residents who are using school with. They have to go to 789-9444. a facility that I should be Mountainside," he said. Membership registration entitled to.' began March 1 and WUH conduct- UNICO having — John O'Leary ed on a first-comc-fi rut-served golf outing July 14 basis. O'Leary's wife, Karen, went to Town Hall to sign up SCOTCH PLAINS — Conditional memberships are June 28, the day capacity was Scotch Plains-Fanwood something the Town Council is reached. UNICO will sponsor its considering. An overwhelming "If I honestly thought that it GEORGE PACCIELLO/RECORD-PRESS annual golf classic at Fox demand for membership has would have been booked up, I Fifteen-year-old lifeguard Allison Mllkosky keeps a close eyo on the Westfield Memorial Pool during a rela- Hollow Golf Club in forced Memorial Pool to close its would have gotten down there Branchburg on July 14, 8 gates to new members as well as sooner," O'Leary said. tively quiet moment last weekend. a.m., to Benefit the Deborah to some veteran members who "When the Westfiold Y has ment. and with people looking for some Hospital Foundation. failed to respond in time to a camp signups, I'm usually there unprecedented number of new, Another contributing factor to relief, those who didn't think they For an Individual Golfer, town renewal notice sent out in at 5 a.m. When I know that there young families moving to town. The result has been notjust over- the pool's increased membership needed to nign up early are U*ft the $125 cost includes greens February. is a demand for something I show 1 crowding at the pool, but also is tho recent heat wave. The out in thi heat," said Councilman fees, cart, breakfast, lunch, "We hate to do that, but at this up early," he said. "This has never recreational fields and the number of people who used the Greg MrDennott. full use of locker room facili- point it's a safety issue," said happened before." schools. The bond passed in pool Saturday was 2,!>00, Sunday MeDermott said the ties, and prizes. Assistant Recreation Director School board member December is funding the addition was 1,800 people and Monthly Recreation Department is "100 The event scheduled is: Jim Gildea. Annmnrie Puleio isn't surprised. of six new classrooms to accom- was '1,500 people. percent right" to enforce the rules continental breakfast, 7-8 Membership has reached the She and others say there is an a.m.; shotgun start, 8 a.m.; modate tht* increased enroll- "These (lays have been HO hot, (Continued on page A-2) buffet lunch, noon, and awards presentations. Fox Hollow Golf Club is located at 59 Fox Chase Run, Board, teachers agree to a new contract Branchburg. Golfers, sponsors, gifts WESTFIELD — The West- chologists. Their previous con- service (professional develop- $38,501. Health benefit, changes team included: Mary Ann Sepe, and donations are needed for fieid Board of Education ratified tract expired June .'JO, ment) day of six hours for teach- include a limitation of extended chief negotiator; Cynthia this event. Call Jeff Payne at a three-year contract with the Board President Dariello ers on Columbus Day, which health insurance on consecutive Antiy.e!; Josephine Ho; Anthony (201) 291-5444, Frank Westfield Education Association Walsh, who also served on tho increase the toucher work year child rearing leaves and a Libretti; Murk 1'nstir; Michael DiNizo at (908) 322-5950, or at a special board meeting June Negotiating Team, noted that it from 184 to 185 days. In the change in the prescription <:o- Sailer; Kathleen Zippier and Nina Calavano at (908) 23,'i- 29. was a positive experience to be spring, teachers will attend a pay from $6 to $9 for nongeneric •Jack Spear, NJKA Consultant. 4533. r The contract, which is effec- part of the negotiations and felt three-hour in-service, following and $.'! to $.> for generic drugs. The Board negotiating team tive July 1, 1999 through June that both sides were satisfied an early relea.se from the class- Tho new contract includes included: Thomas* Taylor, chair- Blood drive 30, 2002, allows for an annual with the resu Its. room that day. increases in conference funds person; Cinder Hfirdwick; at rescue squad increase of 3.8 percent, match- "I am pleased that we came to In another provision of the find tuition reiiiiburHcnienlK, two Michael Keller; Darielle Wnlsh, ing the Union County average. a timely and satisfying resolu- new contract, the mentoring fee new extra pay positions < an ('ami Molniir (alternate) and Human Resources Director FANWOOD — A blood The Westfield Education tion so that teachers can be for new teachers will be reim- additional yearbook advisor and I )nvid 'Culler drive will be conducted on Association (WEA) represents ready to be in full swing to begin bursed by the Hoard when a a health education coordinator), July 13 at the Fanwood more than 400 teachers, nurses, dftsse.i in September," slip said. toucher achieves tenure. Their and an adjustment in the griev- Tavlor commended tho tnnch- Rescue Squad, Watson Road, librarians, guidance counselors, Some key changes in the con- starting salary has been ance timelines. er.H, saying, "I'm proud of the job from 3 - 8:30 p.m. social workers and school psy- tract include an additional in- increased to $.'59,851 from Members of I lie employee t hey do in fld" Inside Community mourns death of Mrs. 'Jo' Dobyns Commentary .. .A-4 chairwoman of the Family, Youth Cancer .Society goes back to of the New .Jersey Academy of Two Worlds Foster Home for SCOTCH PLAINS — Gc-nr- r Community Life .B-1 giana Marie "Jo" Dobyns, 72, and Adult Committee; World HK>>, when Mrs. Dobyns was (Seneral Dentist ry, a professional Children and orgum/cd activi- active in the Fanwoud-Scotch Service Committee; Financial community chairwoman for organization of which Dr. ties for children in t hut home. Obituaries B-2 Plains YMCA far '11 years and a Development Committee; and Scotch Plains and organized f>00 Dobyns is a cu-fmuider. She pre- The Dobyiise.'; often welcomed volunteer worker in many other Support Campaign Committee. volunteers tu help exceed the pared academy newsletters and needy children from cities for Sports C-1 civic organizations, died June 30 Mrs. Dobyns was a division fund drive's goal. arranged (or speakers to appear long weekends at Overlook Hospital in Summit. leader during the Huihling Fund For '20 yearn .she wan involved hef'ure tin* academy's member- In addition, the DobyiiHe.R wi-ret he host family fora foreign PrlmeTime B-3 She had been vice president of campaign for the construction of with the Scotch Plains ship. exchange student from J'rance membership, secretary of the the Y"M('A building nit Marline Community Fund: cnnvaHsinf,' A secretary of the <'iti/.ens who .it uilnd her minor year of Real Estate C-2 board of directors and a member Avenue. She and her husband of door to door, working on cam- AdviHory Coiiiiuitt.ee, Mrs, high school Jii 1Ji• • United .Stilted. of the endowment committee at 53 years, Springfield dentist paigns, recruiting volunteers, Dobyns organized fund drives Dr. and MI'H, DnbyiiH Lnught the YMCA. Mrs. Dobyns was Kichard W. Dobynw, are c-harter chnirintf the Special (lifts divi- for leukemia research and Police Log A-5 Siindnv .school <:lasneH at St. chairwoman of the Htintaining members of the VMl'A's sion and chairing the follow-up worked with American Ked I'atil.H Kpisciipal Church in Classified C-4 membership drives the YMCA Heritage Club. campaign. Croats blood drives for needy chil- (Continued on pugo A-2) held every spring. She also wns Her work with the American She was executive secretary dren. She rained funds for the July 9, 1999 Record-Press Everybody in the pool? (Continued from page A-l t facilities established by Green voicing his opinion at the established hy tin- Kei.reiit.ioii Acre.s money. Recreation Commission meeting Commission, hut thinks Ihf-rc (iildea said about lf>-20 per- Monday. "should for; sonic except ionn, ;it cent .of the mem hers are non-res- He wouldn't be satisfied with least the first time." ident.s. Non-residents pay $IJ75 anything short of the full-mem- "I feel we need U> do some- for the summer ;md residents bership he has enjoyed in the thing for tin1 residents whtj arc $200. past. taxpayers to somehow work out "The pool has not on« thing to "There's no common sense a program where they vim enjoy do with tax dollars, it is strictly .there," he said. "Why not realize the pool, whether it is ;t speci.-il membership driven," Giklea the problem and have an emer- guest pans or ;i limited member- explained. "Anyone who works gency meeting and tell these ship," the councilman Haiti. for the pool is paid by member- families that we'll have it The Recreation ( omiiiisKion ship fees. It's a self-sustaining resolved in 24 hours?" has scheduled a meeting Monday utility. "Instead, they decide to pick to review the issue. "All the membership money an arbitrary date that's conve- Currently, membership regis- goe« back to the pool to buy new nient for them," he said. "We're tration Htnrts March 1. things, add new features and already halfway through sum- Members are not, j>iveii jjr<»I- keej) the pooi up to date." mer. The damage i
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Jeremiah said the blood lab the building, when a UW2 variance only RECORD-PRESS " ~~ Town Attorney Bill Jeremiah, whose East Broad Street," Jeremiah said. originally started as an acressory use to allowed for vine, Jeremiah said the com- law office has been on the same corner "That would leave some parking places the Westfieid Medical (Group's own plaint is "without merit.'" ; WESTFIELD—Residents who com- for 22 years, agreed there was a problem behind the offices for patients." patients, then in the 1970s it developed "Although five doctors use the build- plained that North Euclid Avenue was with traffic and investigated the resi- "1 am also looking to remove the "totally separate- from any doctor's of'fii'o ing, there is only one doctor there at a a .parking lot" for a nearby doctor's dents' claim that the medical practice blood lab from the building because they as a free standing lab." t inte," rleri'iiiiiih said ahiuit the pediatric office may soon get their residential was in violation of zoning variances. The have 45 people a day visiting for the "1 believe it has boen m illegal use ophthalmologist and four retinal sur- faeql back. former Planning Board attorney recent- blood lab." Jeremiah said. "And there's a siiu't1 lheii."tleiviniiih said. geons. "And that's consistent with the ; Having lost patience with the ly reported he is on the brink of a solu- question as to whether it is a legal use if we could get tlu> staff and doctors variance amdition." patients of the Westfieid Medical Group tion. of the property under the zoning ordi- to park, behind the church and remove "We're trying to do this on ;i volun- on i East Broad Street, residents have "I have met with the neighbors, I nance. There has been no variance the blond lab we will have gone a great tary basis and the doctors have been ipoiken put against the 45-plus cars that have met with the doctors in the office obtained for that use." distance to relieving the congest ion on cooperative so far," Jeremiah said. Jine their street, blocking access to their and I am exploring voluntary solutions The property is zoned for profession- North Euclid," -Jeremiah said. "There will be a waiting time to see how driveways, destroying curbing and side- to the problem which would mean that al use. The laboratory is only one of In response to the residents com- it works mid I will be in touch with the walks as well as causing a safety and the doctors and their staff would park three medical laboratories in Ihuon plaint that five doctors practices arc in residents" Towns will share Township delays action iii county program on bird woes By TINA GUARINO for downtown funds !(i:C( )K|l S'KKHS cobra head lights, replacing SCOTCH PLAINS--It's not RECORD-PRESS them with underground wires Superman, or a plane it is a and pedestrian scale lighting. bird, thousands of them, which ; Westfieid, Scotch Plains and Also planned are new sidewalks linw residents and local officials Fanwood are three of 14 Union with pavers, improved signage, concerned. County communities that will benches and trees. The grant The township is considering a share in the freeholder board's will fund the project from livi'-finui'i1 investment to manage $5 million "Downtown Union Second Street to Front Street to the blackbirds, ^ruckles mid atnr- €ounty" Grant Program. Grand Street to Mountain HnnH that nest alontf Uolf and , "These grants should act as Avenue. The township's original Wood mails. The "honorary" resi- catalysts, spurring new growth request was $1.5 million. dents aren't wanted by many of ifl neglected areas and bringing "We are pleased that we got a the township's tuxpuyiiur resi- investments by other entities portion of what we asked for," dents. into a town's business district," said Mayor Geri Morgan Last year's $1,000 effort to suid Freeholder Nicholas P. Samuel, "The Downtown scare off the birds failed. They Scutari who first announced the Development Committee has only moved to another block and program when he became board already met and is looking at the took up residence there. But not chairman in January. "They best way to spend that money to everybody hiis a problem with the come at a good time for small effect the downtown area.™ leathered creatures. Soini1 resi- businesses in our downtowns." "We have also applied to a dents nay the birds nre an added . "In many municipalities, we grant through the Department attraction to living in a residen- have seen downtown shopping Of Transportation to hopefully tial, suburban neighborhood. districts undergo a renaissance make up for the difference and With niiiy three of live council m the past five years, as people complete the project," she said. members present at Tuesday's bead downtown, rather than to "It will be about six to eight SP-F students win competition conference .session, Mayor Cleri malls or highway stores, to weeks before we hear about Morgan Samuel said the issue, qhop," he added. "For some thnt.** Students In the African-American History and Literature Classes at Scotch Plains-Fanwood High which has recurred for decades, municipalities a small push is Fanwood will use the money School were this year's winners of tho "Black Bowl" sponsored by the NAACP and Elizabeth High will be discussed Tuesday nt the 411 that is needed." for its Martine Avenue School's Pan-African Alliance. Team members are Taffarle Laing, Jaime Hawkins, Cheryl Bembry, public meet io|; • Westfieid received $450,000, Streetscape project. To enhance Andrea Moore and La Marr McDaniet. The students are taught and coached by James Mason and Richard Call. Mayor Samuel said a key fac- Scotch Plains $450,000 and the appearance of the heart of tor in holding nil' 011 Ibn^in^ the Fanwood $300,000. its business district, the borough 1 infested -bird areas with Rejex-it- Westfieid will use the money will add decorative sidewalk Tl' 10, a food based product thnt £or a Central Avenue pavers and lighting on Martine irritates the birds, is liability. Streetecape project that will add Avenue between South and Road race will benefit Contact We Care "The five of us really need to sidewalks, brick crosswalks, LaGrande Avenues, a paver and talk about, it and find out what lighting, signage and shade lighting streetscape around the FANWOOD — Contact We and supporters from far and wide. depressed or in crisis. Cullers niiiy Care's 5K Road Race fund-raiser "We hud more than 400 pnrtici- he (teulini; with daily stress or the bent, course of action is*," trees to "help transform this Fanwood Clock and improve- Mayor Samuel naiil. "Our insur- tired corridor into an inviting ments to the west side stores' will be run on AUR. 21, 6 p.m., at l>;ints for lant year's rm-f," unid traumas Mich :IH Kuii-ide or it loved La Grande ('ark. Neil Schembfi* of Scotch I'lnins, one's death. They need to Itnmv ance company would not cover us and attractive gateway to back entrances. if residents complained of ill Central Westfieid. This year, the fun iiuroiines chairman of the event. "Thin your, .someone ifiif.H. "We tire very fortunate and with the addition of a new Youth with our new Youth Rne<\ we an* Kiir informal ion 1111 Cunlitct's health, damage to property or ; "We are thrilled and we are thankful that the county gave us Race for children 2-12 years old. aiming to brook the 500 mark!" fiKKciml Knee, nil I i!H)8t HH'M MO. clothing from (lie spraying." anxious to move forward with that grant to help us with the Runners of all a^es and uhilitieti Contact We ("are is the 24-hour this as soon as possible," said revitalization of our downtown nre encouraged to participate. telephone hotline and crisis inter- Downtown Westfieid area," said Councilman Bill Complete with a t ISATK certi- vimtion service located in Union Corporation Executive Director Populus, fied course, countless individual County. Since li)75, Contact tele AIR CONDITIONING & HEATING Michael La Place. "What is real- Fanwood originally applied and team awards, T-shiri-s, food, phone volunteers have handled ly special about this project is for $400,000. The extra $100,000 drinks and entertainment, CWC-'s more than 1,000 calls a month Call For Your FREE Comfort Analysis that it links the north and south was made up by the $100,000 .r)K Road Race attracts runners from individuals who are lonely, aide of town." thr b>orough received under the Financing Available The improvements are going Christmas Tree Fund. All Credit Cards Accepted tQ.start on North Avenue and "This is the second year in a LENNOX' continue south under the under- row that we have received funds Fras-AIr Contracting, Inc./Arrowhead Conditioning pays all the way to Cacciola from this particular program," far teamen's sfteefnf needs CALL NOW 1-800-339-1153 For FREE Estimate Place. Populus explained. "It's a pro- 24 Hour Service , "This is going to beautify an gram that allows ail the legisla- Hunterdon County • Somerset County, important gateway into the cen- tors to apply for projects within Union County * Middlesex County j ter of town," La Place added. their districts." The town originally applied "We owe that thanks to omen's Health Boutique was treat- for $1.2 million to fund its Senator Donald DiFrancesco. ed to meet the special health care needs Downtown Improvement Plan. He's renlly been helpful getting ot women whn are expt-rii'iu iiifj the Tpwn council members didn't us money for certain projects in expect to receive the entire town," Populus added. effects of cancer. h;iir loss, circulatory amount and La Plnce said he Last year, the borough came problems, incontinence or (he special will seek out other grant up with a five year plan for the needs ot pregnancy. sources to fund the rest of the downtown and other municipal projects. properties. In 1997, the borough ()ur beautiful, private bmitkjuc and Scotch Plains will use thehired a planner for the down- helpful, professional staff will m;ikc a Miracle grant money for its Park Avenue town. Streetscape project, which "We always had a plan," positive difference in tlie way you includes the removal of over- Populus said. "We just needed look ;uui feel about yourself grow. he&d lines, utility poles and the money." We specialixe in: lireast I'roMhesis/VJastectomy Bras State grant will help Mastectomy Swim wear & Lingerie Wi^s Turbans Ik I lifts 28-month High Point CM) (ijtnjiii'ssiun l.tjiwtar I fight insurance fraud Incontinence (larmenls Post Surgical (lanncnis ELIZABETH —The Union muster to combat insurance County Prosecutor's Office will fraud in New Jersey," Neafsey Nursing Bras, Breast Pumps & Supplies use a $119,044 award from the said. state Attorney General's Office Manahan said when insur- to ^expand its insurance fraud ance fraud is prosecuted, con- investigations within the office. sumers benefit because losses S HEALTH Open a 2H-month I ti^li r»ini CD at Valley and Prosecutor Thomas V. generated by criminal fraud do J Manahan said the county will not have to he made up by you'll receive a 5.37% A! Y. All you need is a participate with the state's ratepayers. "This is a form of ill Main Street ~ Met lichen - (~.U) i-P minimum deposit off.!,000 am! tlic- desire to insurance fraud prevention pro- white collar crime that will he getting our attention even Summer Hours: Closed MOD. • TIKV, Wed. 10-6 watch your money f/ow salely. Yom funds are gram for two years by utilizing Thurs. IO-H ' I;ri. !<>-<> • Sat. IDS the funds for equipment to aid more," he added. insured up to $100,000 by (he I'DIC. Act now prosecutors in developing cases ~ APPOINTMENTS SI!(,<,!• SI FI> - involving phony insurance because this offer is available for a limited time claims and unscrupulous insur- at our Scotch Plains office only. ance firms. In a joint announcement (W Home with state Attorney Genera! John J. Farmer and Insurance High Velocity Internet Service. It's Here. Fraud Prosecutor Edward M. Noafsey, the prosecutor said he will assign members of the No More Dialing Internet Usin« TV Cable | \dlleij National Bank | Special Prosecutions Unit to help out a statewide strategy of No More Busy Signals Instantaneous Connection 1922 Wciificld Avenue investigating insurance fraud 3 E-Mail Addresses Scotch I'laim, NJ crimes. No More Phone Lines According to Neafsey, who WHS interim prosecutor in Union 1-800-522-4100 I'ounty prior to Manahan's www.tillrynjiionj1liJn1i.cuin appointment, the MaU'wide strategy will target crimes involving car. homeowners, a. "IVA,I marine, "life and health care insurance. http://we8tfleldnj.com "This office intends to use [email protected] 908-654-4100 (24 hrs) 1 ".. I every enforcement tool we can .A. \wr Record-Press July 9.199a Commentary
Jersey Boy Rebuilding faith in the State Police A report issued last week by state Attorney General Mike Deak John Farmer Jr. on the current condition of the New Jersey State Police was devastating. The report confirmed what many state residents have believed since it was admitted earlier this year that state troopers had engaged in racial profiling — it's time for the state government to A lazy take more control over the state police. For much of itw history, the state police have enjoyed a high degree of autonomy and independence. But with the summer public's confidence in the State Police shaken this year, the report outlines 61 steps necessary to restore the faith New Jereeyeans have traditionally placed in what had been column perceived as a highly professional law enforcement Summer, as any parent knows agency. is a time for short attention The reforms are long overdue. The superintendent of spans. When the air gets lazy, so the State Police will now report to a civilian, the assistant does the mind and it's difficult to attorney general. More women and minorities will be sustain a thought for longer than recruited. A new, fairer system for promotions is proposed a few seconds. So here's a collec- for an agency that has no official policies for evaluating tion of short thoughts: troopers or determining who should be advanced to a high- 1. Over-hyped movies. er rank. These proposals will bring the State Police in line Back in the 1960s, there was;.. with practices expected of law enforcement agencies at the famous advertising slogan for ;i start of the 21st century. horror flick. "Keep repeating to yourself," the slogan went. "ItV But the most important part of the report focuses on only a movie, it's only a movie." waya the state police .should be more responsive to civilian Those are words to remember complaints. The State; Police's Internal Affairs Bureau will in 1999 when the approach of new be overhauled and renamed the Professional Standards movies generates much mon Bureau, which will directly report to the superintendent. attention in the media than sen More internal affairs investigators will be hired (now ous news. Peace talks have bn> there are only 26 for the 2,700-member force) and they will ken down in Northern Ireland, receive special training in handling complaints. A 24-hour interest rates have gone up nnd hotline for civilians who want to file a complaint will be President Clinton is trying to bro- established and annual statistics will be released on alle- ker an agreement between gations of misconduct. Pakistan and India. But the bi^ Letters to the editor news is another summer block- There are some critics who say the report hasn't gone buster at your local cinema. far enough and there are other critics who say the report whether it's Wild, Wild \Vv*t. has gone too far. That's usually a sign the report is on the Austin Powers, Big Daddy or any mark. The reforms, if implemented, will do much to restore of the other mediocre films that the public's confidence in the State; Police. The changes Birds hold residents 'prisoner' follow a clicheti formula. The studios are lucky thai should be made as soon as possible. To The Record-Press: ers. While it was initially effective, the council let newspapers and magazines aresn When our family moved into Scotch Plains us down when they received a few phone calls three yeiirs ago we. were greeted by over 60 dead about the noise, und the birds returned to ruin desperate for material to fill their or decaying grncklest nnd starlings littering our another summer. pages that they welcome column- lawn. Today we continue to plead with the council to of inflated words and glossy pic- The Record-Press is here for you Each .July more than 5,000 birds come to roost sponsor a more widespread effort to accelerate tures about movies. It's free The following information should help you get your in it concentrated four-home area in our neighbor- the (lock's migration. I now reulize they are advertising for the movie studins ideas and community news into The Press: hood. Before, eventually moving on in mid- putting forth a courtesy effort with no real dedi- Is it just a coincidence that Tom Call Executive Editor Cheryl Fenske at U)08) 57.r>-H6H4 October, the birds wreak Imvoc in our neighbor- cation to resolve the problem. The slightest con- Cruise and Nicole Kidman are on hood by generating more noitte, stench and drop- cern voiced by a few unaffected, uneducated indi- the cover of Time magazine ju.-t with story suggestions, questions or comments. two weeks before their new The sports editor in Kich Bevenseo. lit; can be reached pings than a reasonable person can imagine. viduals hns made the. council cower and 1 am left Welcome to Scotch Plains. wondering how I can ever keep my child safe and movie, distributed by Time at (908) 575-8698. We are held prisoners in our own home each healthy for another loxic .summer Warner, opens? Our address: The Record-Press, P.O. Box 699, Hummer by these bints; my child cannot piny in The problem: voluminous toxic bird droppings Too much attention is a!^ Somervillo, N.J. 0887«. Our fax number is (908) 575-6683. our yard and we are prohibited from enjoying our and dead birds polluting our neighborhood. The given to box office grosses, as i! (iorrtM'lioii policy yard with friends in the beautiful weather. solution: widespread harmless noise deterrents there's a correlation between rc\ Friends and family have refused to visit because for an hour a day for fewer than 10 days. An easy, enue and quality. Whatever hap The Record-Press will correct errors of fact, context or they are afraid the bird droppings will make their pa in loss way to resolve a serious health risk to pened to movies as an art form' presentation and clarify any news content that confuses children -sick. We are, too. the children of our town. 2. Paying more for full-ser- or misleads readers. Please report errors to Executive For three yearn a group of neighbors has After three years of begging, it's time to fix the vice gas out of state. Editor Cheryl Fensko at 575-6684. begged our Township Council for assistance in problem Scotch Plains. Please don't wait until you Because we're near the refiner eliminating thin health hazard. We researched, allow a child to get sick or worse -- from a ie.s, New Jersey residents enjo> studied, learned and interviewed so much about known health hazard which has been pushed off. some of the cheapest gasoliiu these birds it's almost embarrassing. Last year We can't afford the lawsuit; our taxes are high prices in the nation. But when we the council sponsored an effort by the U.S. enough. leave the state, we have to pay The deadline for submitting articles and press releases more money for gas and we h;n< to The Record Press is 5 p.m. Friday. The letters deadline Department of Agriculture to accelerate the STEPHANIE JACOBUS migration of the birds will) harmless noisemnk- Scotch Plains to pump our own. Something isn't is noon Monday. right. Lrtlcr policy I can understand paying inorr for gas in states further from tin- Letters should be no longer than 200 words and may be Jung's plan should be supported refineries, but 1 can't comprehcmi edited for content, brevity, good taste and libel. Letters why we New Jerseyeans have ti> should he typewritten and include the writer's daytime To The Record-Press: a move would also benefit the Post Office, as well as pay so much for full service m telephone number for verification, if necessary. On June 22, 1999. Councilman Louis C. Jung, retail merchants. other states. Is the cost of living who is also the Hepublican candidate for Mayor of Councilman Jung has contacted Congressman more expensive in Pennsylvania ' Send letters to The Record Press, P.O. Box 699, Kanwood, announced n brilliant idea for the devel- Hob FrnnkH and the Postal Sen-ice and a meeting is Pumping your own gas in Somervillo. N.I, O8H7(>. Letters can also be faxed to (908) opment of the property located between LaCJrande in the works. other states should be cheaper 57fi-66H». and South Avenues west of the municipal parking However, the Postal Service lias indicated that it than buying gas in New Jersev. lot. Councilman Jung's idea i.s to move the Fanwood Announcements needs to know that the Borough supports a move to where self-service is not allowed I'ost Office to this property. Wedding, engagements, anniversaries and births are this location before it can begin to consider this We in New Jersey are proud "t 1 For decades this property has been a terrible eye printed without charge in VVie Record-Press. Send your option. our pump boys who man our ser- sore and its condition and use has held back the news and photo to the above address. 1 strongly urge all Fanwood residents to let the vice stations; alone with Oregon business development of our Borough's merchants. If you would like help organizing vour announcement, current Mayor and Council know that they support New Jersey keeps alive an unique A new Post Office at this location would vastly Councilman Jung's proposal for this site and to American breed. By prohibiting call Tina McAleer at (908) 575-()7():i and ask for a form. improve the look and use of this property. The Post pass ft resolution endorsing the Councilman JungV self-service gas stations. New We accept color or black and white photographs. Please Office would also act us nn anchor to current and proposal so that serious discussions may begin with Jersey maintains a supply of job- do not send invplaconble photographs. If you would like future retail development. The lease on the build- the Postal Service. for teenagers who are interestf-ii your photo returned, send along a stamped, self-addressed ing of the current post office- expires in two years WILFRED P. CORONATO in cars They learn how to diag- audit has outgrown its current location. Therefore, envelope. Fanwood nose an engine's problems jus! from the murmur of a carburetor aiul they give laconic but friendly directions to lost damsels. They Street should be named after soldier brave the elements 365 days * To The Record-Press: fundraiser for this proposal once it was approved bv year to fill our tanks while we fit 1 feel strongly about the street miming to honor U'KSTIIII DsmlX'll H.A1NS KANVUXH) the Town Council, Then any veteran's family or comfortably inside our comfort fallen veterans of all our wars. There is one that friend who came forward with a request would be ably heated or air-conditioned A MediaNews Group Newspaper particularly stands out at this time and his name is able to have one also, vehicles. It's a reminder of tin- NJN Publishing ©1999 Lt. Retzlnff, who was killed in Vietnam in the sum- Let us consider doing this together as a memo- work ethic which once made thi:- mer of 1967. His father still lives at Ml Clover St.. rable tribute to our veterans of all wars and as a country so great. which happens to be the only house on the street. source of pride for their families and friend.- who Rosemarle Maio We do not appreciate the fine We have a history of doing this for World War 1 remain. Publisher work done by our pump boys until veterans, as you can see by the street signs that If elected, 1 will be supportive of tins idea. have a star on them, We can simply add a "street we venture across the state lino> '•i. I'm getting tired of talk. Cheryl Fenske name rider sign" i.near where the family lived» CLAIRE LAZAROWiTZ Executive Editor When I was growing up, I I'"' above or below the existing sign. I've spoken to Pete WesWeld Hogabootn, past commander of (the local American) tened to the radio to hear music Ifw icntvr is a candidate for the Third Ward scat and school closings. And now. Allan Conover Tina Guarlno Legion post. He said he would help organize a on the Westfield Town Council. Sports Editor Reporter because of my business. I listen to an all-news station when I get up in the morning because 1 need to Parents say thank you to Brunner teacher know what has happened in the Eileen Bickel John Tslmboukis world while I was asleep. Advertising Director To The Record-Press: Lynn and James Cnnfild. Patty and Joe CepparuUi Production Manager But once I get in my car for the The parents of Mrs. Hover's Pre-IvTipTop class Antoinette nnd Eric Oabit. Laura and Mauro drive to work, 1 wnnt to hear at Brunner School want to any thank you. DiFiore, Helen and Paul Jacobs, Liluinn and Felix mu^ic. And that's hard to find Mrs. Bernndette Hover and her aide. Mrs. Ospina, Tonia and Domenico Lotitu, Cindy and Music can set the mood for my Christine Cahill, leave no opportunity for nn Mike McQuoid. Mary Jean and Wayne Murphv (1 enriching learning experience unexplored. Our kids ICimberly and Eric Knobbs, The webers. Jinnee ami 'iy. If I hear a song I l^e, Record-Press (USPS OOC-OHi) is nuLiipshinl on Fminv by NJN Publishing . in a loved the warm uffection and stimulating curricu- Len Zanowicz, Kathy and Robert Burke, Sandra chances are I'm going to be 301 Central Ave, Clark, NJ (.VOMi (909) fwTi-Bmw. Second class postage paid first lum that this team worked so hard to mcliculnusly and Michael Ceppnrulo, Ma! ami Cbany Her Cbo good mood for at least the at Cranford, NJ 07016, POSTMASTER [Huasc send ennnges to NJN Publishing half hour of the day. So I'm con- Fulfillment olfice , PO Box 699, Sumptviiio. NJ 08876, Subscription rates by plfia and carry out. Btirbiira nnd Michael Dempsey, Teresa ami pro- mall, one year within Union Cotiniy $17, out of county 520 out of state 524 From a wonderful garden to a week-long ce.le- Stnnislnw Ksiazek, Lori and John Mim>o, Xancv stantly pressing the six To subscribe call 1-800-300-93^ t brntion of Dr. Seuss i complete with each child in its and Fred Rozado, Carmen nnd James Seullv grammed station buttons on my own "Cat in the Hat" hat >. From a lent filled with Camille and Sal Sigona, Lorraine and Gerald car radio to escape the inane talk Circulation: 1-800-300-9321 live butterflies to a tiny celebrating each color, Mrs. Vndas, Ginn and Richard Cnstore. Hope and and find a song I like. My frustra- News 908-575-6684 Hoyer and Mrs. Cahill go above and beyond the call Samuel Williams, Vernon nnd Anthony Williams tion grows as I hear the aimless of duty every single day. banter and that only sours my Advertising 732-396-4404 LORI MINEO mood for work and results in bod The parents are: Chandra and Roby Boodhoo, Fanwood columns like this. July 9,1999 Record-Press A-5 Scotch Plains cops nab burglary suspect Scotch Plains Greg Abramson, 22, of Short Clyde Cooper, 29, of North Hills was charged with trespassing A car parked in the 200 block of Pjainfield was charged with bur- [Police log and criminal mischief at the North Avenue was scratched and • ^iary and criminal mischief after Nomahegan Swim Club June 30, dented on the right side of the car police responded to an alarm at a reported the theft of a bicycle from police said. The pool was closet! on June 30, jwlice said. Terrill Road residence 7 p.m. June the backyard during the afternoon May 15 when Abramson was 28, police said. July 1, police said. iillegedly at the pool. An attempted burglary to a Police discovered the house was * * * * * -- 1996 Toyoui two door parked on ^entered through a gable vent. A The tire of a Jeep parked on Central Avenue was reported July canvass of the area resulted in Clyde Cohen, 27, of West field was charged with criminal trespass Lamberts Mmill Road June ;?0, 4, police said. Entry was gained by . Cooper's arrest who police say was police said. prying the passenger door lock. An placed at the house by evidence after an investigation at the YMCA attempt was made to steel the .taken at the scene. on Martine Avenue 2:30 p.m. July * * * 2, police said. He entered the facili- A Virginia Street resident stereo, causing extensive damage Cooper was remanded to the ty's locker room which is restricted reported a CD player and cell to the console, Union County Jail in lieu of $4,000 to members only. phone stolen from his cur June 30, bail set by Judge .Joseph Perfilio of police said. The trunk lock was A car parked in the 500 block of the Scotch Plains Municipal Court. Two car windshields were damaged. The total value of items Summit Avenue was vandalised smashed while parked at Charlie stolen was $350. with giwn murker July 4, police Police responded to an alarm of Browns Restaurant on North said. a South Avenue business and found * * * Avenue July 4, police said. James Paciunas, 47, of Roselle 1 the front door ajar and the lock * •• * A "For Salt " sign on the lawn of was charged with defiant trespass- missing June 27, police said. A A 1989 Honda Civic was report- a residence in the 500 block of ing on a Mountain Avenue resi- Summit Avenue- was written on small amount of coins were taken. ed stolen from in front of a Like dence June 30, police suit). * * + Park Terrace residence July 4, with green murker July 4, ]x>lice I'nciunas allegedly was on the said. A postal vehicle was reported police said. porch of the residence after being vandalized while parked in the told not to sit there. rear of the Park Avenue post office Graffiti was (bund sprav painted The tilv of a car parked in the June 28, police said. The interior of behind Park Middle School July f>. Daniel t'iubone, 18, Angelo driveway of n Ciicciolu l'lace ii'si- the vehicle was damaged; a soat DeFranct'sco, 18 and Joseph clence was puni'tuml July 5, |xilii*e was turned outward and a seat l>elt jxilice said. Rajoppi, 18, all of Springfield were + +- -. i burned, causing scorching to the A rear door window was broken chargixl with tilt* jxissess oi' less roof. at Bruiiner School July f>, police Uian 50 grams of suspected mari- Kt'iwur i>n Huss I'lace ». >. .*. juana ajid possession of druy para- reported green marker on tlie win- said. phernalia June 30, police said. 1 A Maple Hill Road resident 1 dows oft ho hiisiin's.-; ,July (i. police reported that his unlocked car was They wen charged in the 500 block said. Fan wood •* t t entered and liis wallet containing of Springfield Avenue hi a parking cash and personal effects were AJI attempted shoplifting at lot beliind a business building. Ctirletoti Towers t>n Citrleton taken June 28, police said. A&P on South Avenue was report- Koad n'jHUted green marker on it,s ed July 2, police said. A woman Celebrations on Centra! Avenue windows July (i, jxilice said. attempted to tiike various baby was reported burglarized June 'M, Police recovered a 1988 Nissan 1 reported stolen from New York City items and lied after she was [K)licc said. The Ktort was entered The wintlows *»1Westfield High an Rivervule Court June 29, police approached by employees. by unknown means and $1,000 was School were vandalized witha Officer Frank goes to school snid. Reported stolen on .June 7, a taken. marker.Iuly l>, jxiiice said. Fanwood Police Officer Frank Marrero became a familiar face resident said the car was parked on Sonielxxly spray painted "sike" around J. Ackerman Colos School in Scotch Plains this year. the street for several days. on the Sheelans Crossing Bridge Alfonso Ciarnett, 41, of Cacciola A Columbus Avenvic resident Marrero, the flfh-graders' DARE (Drugs Abuse Resistance July 1. |x>liiv said. I'lace was cJiarginl with receiving rt'jiorteit tlie tliefl (tf an unknown Education) teacher, covered topics such as self-esteem, peer A Stout Avenue resident report- welfaw and workman's compensa- amount of jewelry July (i, police pressure and stress, The officer also met with students outside ed the theft of a bicycle Junt' 29, Westfidd tion at the same time June 30, said. There woix* no sij^iw of fori'etl the classroom, either In the lunchroom or on the football field. police said. An Avon Road resident reported |K»lice said. entry. her pocket Ixtok was stolen while Bicycles were reported stolen she was at Memorial I\K>1 -June 29, from residents on Forest Horn! and police said. A cellular phone and East Second Street June MO, jxiliw $50 were in the pocketl«Kik valued said. at i>lH. • A hundred sheets oi" plywood A pocket Ixmk was reported were reported stolen from a con- .stolen at Starbucks on Central struction siu* on Woodland Avenue Avenue June 29. polici' said. June 'A0.jxthc e .said. Twenty five dollars was in the [Kxketl)tx)k. A Marline Avenue resident Registrations due for Bible school SCOTCH PLAINS — "Son Songs, crafts, games, Bible stud- Castle Fain*" is* the theme of the ies and snacks are planned every vacation Bible school at the Willow day of the school. All activities will Grove IVesbyU'dan Church. 19fil have an Okie. English flavor in Kantan Koad keeping with the school's theme. The school is open to children 4 In addition, all participating years old tlirnugh second grade. children will put on a show for their Classes will run 9 a.in.-noon families Thursday evening, July 22. Monday. Julv 19 through Friday, For registration, call (90H) 232- •Julv 23. 5678 by Wednesday.
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Trump Castle casino. The bus will leave 8 a.m. | This week Oct. 11-15 — Nevele Grande resort in EUenville, N.Y. Includes daily activities, nightly entertainment and three call (908) 232-8827. meals a day. IT'S MAGIC — Kamar the S E N I O R S Nov. 18 — Christmas show at Evergreen Theatre in SUNDAY Magician, for children of all Mountain Lakes. The bus will leave 10:30 a.m. ages. Village Green, Scotch All trips leave from the Scotch Plains Municipal Building JULY 11 Plains, 7 p.m. Call (908) 322- AARP Chapter 1437 and are open to the public. For more information, call Rose INTERKAITH SINGLES — 6700, Ext. 22O. Trips sponsored by the AARP chapter: Frino at (908) 322-6330. for single adults over 45. First HEAVY, MON - Verdict, Sept. 20-23 — Hunts Landing (Matiimoras, Pa.) for the Baptist Church, 170 Elm St., New Jersey-based reggae band. "Roaring 20's Festival" and Mid-Hudson Valley (Culinary 'Over 55' Travel Club Westfleld, 9 a.m. July 11, 18, Village Green, Scotch Plains, Institute of America, FDR mansion, Vtindcrbilt mansion, Adults are invited on these trips for the "Over 55" Travel 25. Cost $2; includes continen- 7:30 p.m. Call (908)322-6700, Brotherhood Winery, Gillinder glass factory). Call (908) 232- Club from the Senior Citizens Council of Union County: tal breakfast. Call (908) 233- Ext. 220. 7153. MUSIC IN THE PARK — Sunday, July 11 — Wood loch Pines. Cost is $54. 2278. Oct. 10-16 — Smoky Mountains (Tennessee). Includes Ai/ff. 18 — Musikfest in Bethlehem, Pa. Cost is $34. with the Community Concert Cherokee Villnge, Hollywood, llarrah's Cherokee Casino, Band. Aug. 23-27 — Scott's Oquaga Lake House in upstate New tram ride and four theater shows, call (90H) 8H9-6769. York. Cost is $525 per person, double occupancy. Mintlowaskin Park, Monthly chapter meetings will resume in September. TUESDAY Westfield, 8 p.m. Rain site: Sept. Hi-17 —Grand Hotel in Cape May. Cost is $375 per Community Room, Municipal person, double occupancy. JULY 13 Building, 425 E. Broad St., Old Guard of Westfleld Sept, ,'jO-Oct. I —Amish trip. Cost is $145 per person, dou- SWEET SOUNDS—jazz in Westfield. Meetings of the Old Guard are 10 a.m. nvery Thursday at ble occupancy. downtown Westfleld, 7-9 p.m. Call (908) 789-4080. the Woatfiold Y, 220 Clark St., Westfield. Group activities Ort. 4— Oktoberfest at l'latzl Brau.Cost is $55. July 13,20. include golf, bowling, bridge, day trips, luncheons, women's Oct. 10 14 — Yankee Doodle Lodge in Vermont. Cost is Call (908) 233-3021 or (9081 events, shuffleboard and the Merrymen chorus. $430 per person, double occupancy. 789-9444. The Old Guard is open to retired men and counts an aver- Oct. 25 — South Jersey Culinary Arts. Cost is $42. BOOK DISCUSSION — COMING UP age of 80-100 at each meeting. For more information, call Oct. 31 — California coast and San Francisco (9 days). ! about "Anniversary" by Michnel CAR SHOW — antique nnd Don Finter at (908) 233-1407. Nov. 10 — Larison's Turkey Farm and village. Cost is Adamse, Town Book Store, 255 classic car show along Quimby $638. E. Broad St., Westfleid, 8 p.m. Street, Westfield, 6:30-8:30 Call (908) 233-3535, Golden Agers Club NOIK 17 and 30 — Radio City Christmas show and South p.m. July 27, Aug. 24. (Street The Golden Agers Club meets 10:30 a.m,-3 p.m. every Street Seaport. Cost is $45. closed 5-9 p.m. I Thursday at the Scotch Hills Country Club in Scotch Plains. Nov. 21 —Three Little Bakers. Cost is $62. Registration: Call (908) 654- Each meeting includes conversation, cards, bingo and pro- Dec. 5 and 15 — New York City lights tour. Cost of $25 THURSDAY 4100. jects for charitable institutions. Refreshments are served. includes coffee and dessert (children over 5 welcome). JULY 15 Officers for 1999 are Jeanette Rotella, president; Olga Dec. 11-12 — Lancaster, Pa. Cost is $155 per person, dou- Bruce, vice president; Marge Van Duyne, secretary; and ble occupancy. JERSEY FRESH - farm- WANTED April 20-Mtiy 1, 2000 — QE2 to Miami, Barbados, ers' market at railroad station. Josephine Masi, treasurer. DEALERS - for fourth Dominica and St. Thomas, Space is limited. South Avenue, Westfield, 2-7 Once a month, food is collected and donated for those in annual Antique and Collectible p.m. Thursday to Oct. 28. Call need. Peanut butter and jelly is collected for donation to the All trips leave from the Boys and Girls Club in Union. Doll, Toy and Train Show spon- (908) 233-3021. Emmanuel cancer group in Scotch Plains, In addition, teddy Special Irips and pickups can be arranged for groups and sored by Westfleld Lions Club. AFTER WORK - "net- bears have been dressed for children in hospitals. clubs. Payment in full is required for one-day trips. working party" for single pro- Pantagis Renaissance, Route Trips sponsored by the Golden Agers Club: For more information or a brochure, call Richard Stone at fessionals in their 30's nnd 22, Scotch Plains, 10 a.m.-3 Sept. 23— Black Whale cruise from Long Beach Island to (908) 964-7555 day or (908) 687-1559 night. 4O's. p.m. Nov. 20. Sir Puff's Cafe, 43 Elm St., Spaces $30 first table, $25 Westfield, 6:30-8:30 p.m. Cost each additional. $10. Reservations: Cull (908) 232- Westfield ghosthunters will Visit njpages.com/singles or 8551 or fax (908)654-3643, I Campus notes be part of television show pilot Four nren students have grad- c in sociology. WESTFIELD — Jeff and film. The site is prepnring to Veterans are eligible uated from the University of Jennifer A. Fox of 10 Laura Midler of the NJ IW/Record Press prime time! July 9, 1999 Shanghai Quartet to perform July 30 at Rutgers Summerfest Acclaimed foursome set for July 30 concert NEW BRUNSWICK — TheCompetition Amy Beach and Alberto Shanghai Quartet will be per- In 1987 the ensemble won the Ginastera. forming at the "Rutgers prestigious Chicago Discovery After leaving China, the SummerFest 99" at 8 p.m.Competition and embarked on Shanghai Quartet was coached Friday, July 30. Tickets are $24. an extensive touring career. by the Tokyo Stri xig Quartet and Formed at the Shanghai It has been Ensemble-in- the Vermeer Qiiftrtet. Conservatory in 1983, thResidence e at the Tanglewood In addition, it was the group, which consists of and Ravinia Festival and hasGraduate Ensemble-in- Wcigang Li; violin, Yiwen Jiang; made several appearances at Residence at the Julliard violin, Honggang Li; viola, and Lincoln Center's Mostly Mozart School, where i t assisted the James Wilson; cello, is four indi- Festival and on its "Great Julliard String Quartet. vidual capable of creating one Performers" series. Currently the Quartet is sound. Exclusive Delos International Ensemble-in-Residence at the An expressive, temperamen- recording artists, the Shanghai University of Richmond in tal, and precise ensemble that is Quartet has an extensive Virginia, where its members poetic and intelligent, the quar- discography. hold faculty appointments. tet has been hailed as "a four- Its debut release, featuring "Rutgers SurximerFest 99" some of uncommon refinement works of Grieg and runs through July 31 at the and musical distinction." Mendelssohn, was released in Nicholas Music Onter, George Recognized by the press and early 1994 to exceptional criti- Street, Douglass Campus in public alike as one of the lead- cal acclaim. New Brunswick. ing quartets of their generation, Also available are a disc fea- A "Summer Pass" which they will perform Beethoven's turing quartet works by Alan grants premium access to all youthful String Quartet No. 3, Hovancss, the "Song of themain 22 "Suiimi.erFest" events opus 18, and Dvorak's folk- Ch'in" by the Chinese composer occurring in New.- Brunswick is inspired String Quartet opus Zhou Long, and an album with available for $1SO, nt a 70 per- 105. flutist Eugenie Zuckennan enti- cent discount off the single tick- In 1985, the quartet took sec- tled "Music for a Sunday et price. ond place representing its coun- Morning," featuring works of For more in. formation and Bach, Mozart, Arthur Foote, tickets, call (732* 932-7511. Thf Shanghai Quartat will ba performing latar thla month at trw Rutgara SummerFest. try at the London International FROM THI CREATORS Of / 10VE YOU, YOU'Rl PERfEG. NOW CHANGE UCC, Pepsi sign 10-year exclusivity con tract CRANFOKD — Union County brands derived from the positive Coincidentally, John Harriett is benefit from it." "LOADED WITH LAUGHS College hfia recently Higned a 10- image that results from their an alumnus of Union County Union Countv College is a year exclusivity contract with the pn'nenco on the college scene. We College. public compreh.pn.sive community Pepsi-Coin Company, granting arc pleased to able to provide According to Michael Yosifon, college and is n member of Now EVERY STEP OF THE WAY!" them the privilege to be the sole financial assistance to students UCC vice president for financial Jersey's system t>f 19 county col- —Slat itigti beverage vendor for the college's of the college, making it a win- nffuirs, "This agreement will be leges. The college operates major four enmpiisen. A.s a result of this win situation for all those positive for the college communi- campuses in Crnraford, Elizabeth, \n contract, Union County College involved," suid Gary W. Kehoe, ty now and in the future. UCC Plninfield, and Scotch Plains, and "DELIRIOUSLY FUNNY! students will have additional on-premise sales manager for and Pepsi-Coin negotiated this enrolls approximately 9,000 full opportunities for scholarships —Daily Hmn Pepsi-Cola. Of course, having agreement and all parties will and part-time students. and funding f<"' Student exclusive vending rights to the Government. Association events college also give the company the and functions. Union County opportunity for tremendous expo- Record brunch sales show College is one of the first commu- sure and contributes to their bot- nity colleges to establish mich a tom line. 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Sr. League Pads and poms sign-ups baseball basics, prospect and Cranford Summer Scotch Plains-Fanwood PAL showcase camps, private lessons Fanwood High, plans on taking Jeff Gillie, an All-Stater from Basketball League registration for football and and coaches clinics throughout the team's returning members to Scotch Plains and presently the 50-plus Division I cheerleading will take place 9 Union County. Call Paul Reddick the Delaware Valley wrestling starting keeper at Princeton. Standings (as of July 6) a.m.-noon this Saturday and on for details at (908) 686-6057. camp July 11-15. Incoming fresh- There are three soccer fields and W-L GB Saturday, July 24, at the Scotch men interested in joining the two indoor gymnasiums avail- 1. NiLaen Detective 14-2 — Plains Municipal Building. Westfield Little League team are welcome to attend this able. 2. Comcast Cablevision 14-,'l 0.5 Hillside 4-0 Open registration is under camp. Incoming students should The camp is open to boys and 3. Antones Pub & Grill 12-4 2 Dayton 4-0 Adult Softball way for Westfield girls and boys contact Artigliere at the high girls ages 5-17 (grades K-ll). Players are grouped according to 4.Union Ctr Nat. Bank 10-6 4 Cranford 3-1 The Westfield adult pickup K-5 to play in-town Little League school's athletic department, at 5.Cheeques 3-11 (908)889-4882. ability level and range from Brearley 3-1 Softball league offers three games baseball this summer. No tryouts 10 every Sunday through November. are necessary and everyone plays beginner to advanced. For a Carteret 3-1 in each game. Play will com- Raiders Soccer Camp brochure, call (908) 322-6102. Union Catholic 2-2 Interested players should meet 50-plus Division II at the Memorial Pool Park Field, mence in late June or early July. The 1999 Raiders Soccer Roselle 1-2 behind the tennis courts. Practice and games will be Camp, under the direction of Girls Hoops Camps W-L GB Gov. Livingston 1-3 All games are slow-pitch. The played on weekday evenings. Scotch Plains-Fanwood Head The Watchung Mountain Girls 1. Bottoms Up 10-4 — Roselle Park 1-3 first 20 people to show up start Registration forms were sent Coach Tom Breznitsky and Roger Basketball Camp, directed by 2.Rehabco 4-11 6.5 Ridge 1-3 Game 1, and a new game begins home to every student in Bongaerts of the Dutch Soccer Union Catholic Head Coach 3. Crest Refrigeration 3-10 6.5 Westfield 0-3 every 90 minutes. The next 10 Westfield elementary schools, Academy (a full-time profession- Kathy Matthews, will be July 12- 4. Legg Mason 3-12 7.5 Chatham 0-4 people play the winners of the and they are also available at al coaching school), will be 15 at Union Catholic High. The 5. Jacobson's Roofing 212 9 first game, etc. Games run 9 a.m.- Kehler's Athletic Balance on offered July 12-16 and Aug. 2-6 at camp is for players entering 1 p.m. All skill levels are wel- South Avenue, and at The Leader Scotch Plains-Fanwood High, grades 8-12. The Watchung Mountain Junior Girls 60-plus Division June 30 games come. For more information, call Store on East Broad Street. For home of the seven-time state David Waxtel at (908) 232-5762. additional information call the champion boys soccer team. Basketball Camp will be June 28- W-L GB Brearley 52, Westfield 39 Westfield Little League hotline: July 2 for players entering grades Cranford 50, Ridge 47 The featured clinician for the 1. L.A. Law 9-2 — Baseball Camps (908) 233-4767. girls is four-time Ail-American 4-9. For further information on 2. Pioneer Transport 6-2 1.5 Dayton 31, Roselle Park 18 Nickie Kelly, who plays profes- either camp contact Rocco Letieri Carteret 59, Roselle 51 SportSMARTS Baseball 3. Mangel's Realtors 2-4 4.5 Raiders Wrestling Camp sionally for the Jersey Stallions. or Kathy Matthews at (908) 889- Hillside 54, Gov. Livingston 27 Camps will hold summer day 4. 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We're not of the guys from Union are Three each from Scotch Plains, Westfield put Raiders on the sideline with against them now, we're on the pretty good. It's good to have him. Feeley, not on the original same team, I've known (Union them on our side now." Union County roster, was a last lineman) Mike Pielech since The players wore upper pads aside rivalry, prepare for senior all-star game minute replacement, Paterson eighth grade. I know Mike and helmets for the first day of said. Harms (of Brearley), too. We practice, but the heat, left over ByMCHBEVENSEE his team's unbeaten season in Lakeview School for Cerebral The Union County squad wrestled against each other from the holidny weekend wao will be coached by Plainfield's this year, and we'll be going to not a problem according to RECORD PKESS 1997. Palsy in Edison and the If there's anything more Specialized Hopsital in Clint Jones and assisted by the same college." Doerr. Neither was the seven- Believe it or not, despite the Paterson wants right now, it's Mountainside. John Wagner of Roselle Park. Doerr, headed for Johns month layoff. bitter rivalry that rears its to play with Doerr, and he will Practices ended yesterday. There were a lot of familiar Hopkins University, does not "'It was great," Doerr said'. head whenever Westfield and get the chance when both play- There is a pep rally for the faces on the gridiron when have the tortured memory thtit "We put .shoulder pads on yes» Scotch Plains teams cross their ers suit up for the Union Union team 1 p.m. Monday at Paterson and Docrr begun prac- Paterson has since the Devils terday, and I u Real Estate Transactions Office market experiencing resurgence 3 Yarmouth Road from G. Spector for $382,500, NEW JERSEY — According to office investment market is expe- lence of the last half of 1998. The CRANFORD 2020 Prospect Ave. from 21 Cayuga Road from Sarah Catherine V. 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Carl Ctciuiine SEE US ON THE WORLDWIDE WEB AT: www.newnorrischev.com SEHABLAESPANOf-f HELP WANTED Oriord Township Public or E-MAIL US AT: [email protected] Works Dspartment • P/T C Chevrolet Prices incl all costs to lie paid by consumer except license, registration A taxes. Pictures tor illustration purposes onty Not maponsibe for typographical •oa-ajBat-aaaa http. Apply to Township- errors. Prices include alt applicable factory rebates S, incentives. All mt> qo bach to de.fter. /On select models to qualified buyets. See cienipr tor details. Derk - 11 Qreen St. - Oi-' ^1 iTiaxi: ford. HJ or call; i 11 o ir\L. OR WEU GIVE YOU A $50,000 UNDCRUISER everyday! 99 COROLLA 4 CYL, AUTO, O/D, AIR, FWD, AM/FM CASS, R/DEF, MSRP: $14,778, VIN: XC2O4257 SELECTION! ... To qualified lessees, lease payments of $148 a mo. for 36mos. $0 cap cost reduction, $148 I 1st mo. payment, SO sec. dep Bank fee $250. Total inception $398 due at lease signina DIUS m.v. & tax. 12k mi/yr. 10*/mile additional plus wear & tear. Total pay $5328. Residual $8203. TUNDRAS ARE MOW AVAILABLE!TOYOTAS DODGES A CYL, AUTO, O/D, FWD, AIR, 2.9% AM/FM STEREO W/CD, XT. P/WIN/MIR/TRUNK/L. TILT, FINANCING cnuise, FVDER INTAVPR, UP TO 34 DUAL AIRFJAG, MONTHS S30O COI.I.EGF CHAD HrnATf. $?OOOMF(5 urn AM MSRP: $19,145, VIN X5B63//9 14 CYL, AUTO. O/D. AM/FM CASS, P/WIN/MIR/TRNK/USTS. CRUISE. TILT. R'DtF. TINT. INLWPH 4 CYL, AUTO. FWD. P/S/B. AIR. Mil M STEREO, R/DFF. DUAL AIKFJAGS. / PASSENGFR! 1:- DUAL AIRBAGS. ALL SSN TIRES. Fl/MATS. 12.S41 MILES, MSRP, $20.b04. VIN XU46M87 $1000 MGF & $400 COLLfGr GRAD REBATES, MSRP: $20,205, VIN XRM5480 T(i(|ii,i!ifif!(l IKSSUI!'.;, li!;i')f: j);iym«iilMitS1-)8;i HIM l(if 3C]MIOS 50 f:.ip r.nsl toduction, $158 'A mi) |ji'iv)iii;rit. SMIJiiL't. rJL'p IJ.ink fuu $495 \<>M IIIC.(:|IIKIIP ${l'xi dm; ,\\ lc;isc si()llHi(J lililS i v & Nix. 10k mi/yr 1!)t/nnlj;;iil(litioiiiil phiuwwu Alcar liilal pay $fi1C2 ReSHlual $10.25?. IN STOCK & INBOUND IN STOCK & INBOUND IN STOCK & INBOUND ] corollas mracomas I Avengers intrepltis 626'S Neons Caravans Proteges nwalons 04 Runners Stratus Durangos Miatas B-Series Trucks Tercels H miir 4s Rams Ram vans Siennas \7\Lantlcruiser Oakotas Cony, uans Millenias m - 19pm ADDITIONAL I I ANY PRE-OWNED VEHICLE!; OFF ADDITIONAL FOR JPJOn Hl!lPJiii L ^~^~^"\™ J L. AFTEAmRAPPKSilR L NO*«I!!OWH HIT i WST (AST IIT SALE HOURS: tMON-Fffii earn - opm 1-800-999-3611 • Rt 22W • GREEN BROOK, NJ SAT sam - gpm fc' Record-Press July 9, 1999 Since 1978, the lowest CHEVROLET Jeep prices a largest selection. MITSUBISHI 00 BIG... 00 GLOBAL! ERTIFIED PRE OWNED WEST PLAINFIELDSO8-757*4000 GLOBAL CHEVROLET OVERSTOCK! From Now Until The Year 2OOO. OFF All LEASE PAYMENTS! NEW 1999 CHEVH01ET t^^w^'s^"- 2DR NEW 1999 CHEVROLET zon •178 *= 1 Total DIM At LMM Incmtton; $561 I ToUl Dm At Una InopWon: 1578 Auto. 4 c»l. p/«/b. alrbaa. air cond. rr ttofroil. am/fm uteno. bucket wall. MSHP: «14.383. VIn f X7WO80. 8tk 0X602 8 apd man tram, 4 cylinder, p/i/b, no air, buckat Mala, MSRP: $13,905, VIn «X6926389, Stk #X5»O NEW 1990 CHEVROLET 4DH NEW 1999 CHEVROLET ~/^. 4DHLS4X4 NT1 _ ^^ i__p 2NI = |Tot»IPu H3989 •279-=$20Total Dm At Um 9 Auto. 4 cylinder. p/«/b. «lr cond. tint, B/W/I/ITI. amVIm cwrtU. M8KP: »17.7ftOf Wn •X»15ttB33. Stk IXBOttCV Auto, V6, p/s/b, air cond, aiibao, btKktt t«*U, 7I patMnowTotalD«AtUt»tlnc«tton:ie7, am/fm cauattt, MSRPn: 123,840^^•^•^^•, VIn IXD29O424, Stk ^1X604 NEW 1999 CHiWROLETl I | M I f\l M. NEW 1909 CHEVROLET ZDHSPT4K4 Mil ^14.789 •329 =$246 MM Automatic, V8, p/i/b, »lr cond, alrbag, am/lm »ttrw> cntetm, floor nwto. M8BP: $19.022, VIn IX92O3»78, Stk 1X745 ^^ NEW 1999CHEVROLETMI~*N*t*= ft 2OH NEW 1999 CHEVROLET liMIMI WAN *SI4.989 Autwnitic, Vfl wg, p/i/b, ilr conditioning, cwtie, Hit, p/wfl, cwt Hum »W$, im/hn amette, MSRP: SH.545, Mn IX« 1347B, Stk 1X313CV Auto, Ve, p/t/b, alrbag, no air, am/fm camtta, bucket M*U, MSRP: »18 835, VIn IXB149046, Stk «X310 NEW 1999 CHEVROLET VMN ~ToUI Due At Lew* Inception: $M8~i Automatic, 4 cylinder engine, pfo/b, alrtag, no air, bucket watt, rni/fm c**»tte, MSRP: $13,470, VIn #XK188178, Stk 1X497 Auto. V6, p/s/b, alrbag, no air, tinted glatt, bucket teats, MSRP: $20,740, Wn «X1075370, Stk WX202CT GLOBRL CONVERSION VRN5 HEW 1999 CHEVROLET NEW 1999 CHEVROLET AfTHO HKCF wmi 1271 a MB MO. Total Due At Lease Inceptionr3598 39 iwm MO. 2000 I ToUl Due At Lwo Inceotion: S3Q4^244 0 Auto, V6 engine, p/s/b, air cond, alrbag, cruise, tilt, tint, p/w/l, cassette, bucket seats, Automatic, V6 engine, p/s/b, air conditioning, alrbag, cruise, tilt, p/w/l, bucket MSRP: $28,985, Vin #X1124994, Stk #X632 seats, am/fm cassette, MSRP: $29,973, VIn *XV120295 Since 1978, the lowest prices a largest selection, GO BIG...GO GLOBAL! Genuine Chevrolet IM. PLfliriFIEi-D • »°»757 - 4OOO MINUTES FROM: GARDEN STATE PARKWAY • NJ TURNPIKE • RT 78 & RT 287 OPEN MON-SAT: 9am-9pm July 9,1999 Record-Press Automotive Thank Goodness It's FlemingtoiL.. The Flemington Car & Truck Country Family Of Dealerships That Is... $•{ Because There Simply Is No Other Shopping Destination That Offers You A Choice Of 20 Brands And Over 3500 Vehicles, At Genuinely Lower, No Nonsense Prices Everyday. 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July 9, 1999 Record-Press Homes for Sale 330II Industrial Property II Booms Professional Professional II Sales Help Part Tune Professional I for Sale 3401 (Furnished) Emiiluyment •—n 260 Wanted CRANFORO - LOCATION- LOCATOr* LOCATION- H SUMMIT - Large furnished STEEL BUIL0INOS Side, deadend St. 2BR room, private BA. pkg 3 ADVERTISING SAVE $S«S on the number HOUSEKEEPERS, Cape. Updated eat-in kit. blocks lo center of town Education CRANFORD one Arch Steel Building. | '.RESALE SHOP OFFICE HELP NANNIES, ELDER CARE 16x18 w/s*ylight * cathedral S625/mo., 1 mo. sec & ASSISTANT Factory Discounts on un- P/T. Small office. 9sm-1pm. SUBSTITUTE POLICE All nationalities. Screened. ceiling. New BA, full finished rats. 90B-g73-6«75 I .-ASSISTANT Good typing * organiza- Uc. Bonded. Serving Tri- bsmt. w/rec. rm. * W BA. delivered buildings 25x34, EQiONE ************* 35>48, 50«110- Call Now SUMMIT! Room for ^T-fpratockarMf •*!•• worit tional aklili. Computer liter- AIDE DEPARTMENT atats area. AURORA new dec* 14x19. fenced al*. Personable. The Somerset Messen- yard, walk to schools Must 1.BOO-341-7007. $110 per week. Call i - 4n busy not for profit Assist teacher with ger Gazette has an AQEMCY 732-222-3369 - 'shop. Duties art dlapliy, sell. S224.999 try apt. only. www.steelmasterusa.com Tm* [732-469-OS97 handicapped children. COMMUNICATIONS PHOTDGRARrERS immediate opening for 906/598-0522 Call! 732-48»-ttae4 908-276-5611 - Zumna, sale* and stock, an advertising sales IMMACULATE CUEAWMG SOMERSET UHTYT - SAM Imlng required. En- CIIDCT1TIITC OFFICER(S) South Jersey Newspa- assistant. Candidates STUDIO AFT FOR RENT Ctllant opportunity (or Reliable. Responsible. Own PHYSCAL THERAPY pers Is looking lor two must possess excel- transp. Reasonable rates. Real Estate MAINTENANCE PERSON . wtittvo, responsible seif- The Cranford Police De- full-time stalt photogra- lent organization and FORECLOSED WANTED to take 4 ol reni . ' atsrtar. Saturday avail- AIDE/CLERK ADMINISTRATIVE partment Is seeking can- phers for our dally Many Rel B. Call after 5pm Wanted communication skills, 6 908-352-3432 or Iv. mag. GOV'T HOMES ofl lor electrical, plumbing - " lUNty ••••nttll. Call J. EKC. learning exp. lor dy- didate* for Ihe position of newspapers: The be detail oriented, and & landscaping. Senior namic Individual in grow- ASSISTANT Commurjicalions Officer. Save up to 50% or morel f Gloucester Courtly have the ability to han- THE MOST CASH welcome. Pleaiie |eave COE/AA ing private practice In Needed lor professional office ResponaibHIIIes Include Times. Today's Sunbeam dle multiple tasks at Minimum or no down message 908-753-6260 Bedmlnlster. E«p. In ener- payment! For listings call Paid outright lor your located In Springtleld, NJ. call-taking and dispalcri- and Brldgeton News. If once. Candidates must * Polish Agency Inc. * cls8. physiology, fitness Ing lor police. Fire and Specializing in elderly/sick now 7 days a week. 1- home. Any condition NATIONAL AStOClA- Microsoft Word, Filing, phones you are looking to move also enjoy working In a and foreclosures. No Of athletic training rwss. E.M.S. services. up from a weekiy or a fast-paced environ- care. Call 9O6-6SB-9140 BOO 4 29-3660 ext. H 99b tioN or IT*TI MPT, Organliatlonal, clerical * & baalc admin, skills req'd. Fees. E-Z cash out or I22K + benefits. Fax resume Candidates must have suc- small dally, we'd liks to ment with the ability to OP AOMCULTUHI communication skill* a cessfully completed or be hear from you. Musi meet deadlines. Bene- trade. Call The ERA muat. Flex. hrs. Hiring lo: Kelly at 973-564-9373. CLEANING done by 1 (Ale* opportunity capable of completing the have camera/s and fits Include medical expd Polish woman. FORECLOSED QUEEN CITY REALTY now MM-234-9MB examination) lor C.P.R.. •rnptoysr) TEACHER • for Pre-school lenses needed to do pro- and dental Insurance, Ref's, own transp. Call HOMES FORECLOSURES, Ask CULFORD PARK min, from Emergency Medical Dis- fessional work. Must survtiurvty irtftrvleweuInli , CUSTOMER SALES REP. w/certlf. or willing to bo prescription plan, paid Sylvia 908/429-8663 LOW OR $0 DOWN1 lorLydla, 908-689-9111 Seaside. Patios, gas grill patching, and Basic Tele- •hoot sports. Send re- holiday and vacation, Applicants mini hav« a $12/hr. appt., 1D-30hrs/wk. Montessorl trained. Starts Qov't & bands repos. phone, AC cable tviVcr communications- 911 cer- sume and work samples and a 401K plan. II you vifld drlv»f'w license I Cond. apply. Call 732- 9/99. Call 973-379-3524 or CLEANINO *t PAINTINO Being sold Now! Fi- SOO V*. Can 908-755-696 3 tification. to Walt Herring, Editor, are looking for an ex- ! Vacation Property I _ fctm to • pick-up truck 254-1411,2:30-6:30 Fax resume: 973-379-4014. South Jersey Newspa- citing opportunity and 732-560-9235 nancing available! Lo- Applications are available at 908-575-1560 cal Listings, 800-501- of automoblta. Starting the Cranford Police De- pers, 309 So. Broad St., want to be part of a 1777exl. 5205. for Sale 3801| Merchandise Is $7.1 Mir. Incl. partment Communications Woodbury. NJ 08096. successful sales team sand or tan your re- HOME A APT CLEANING lining tlm, ptui31t per Center. Deadline for re- COASTAL NORTH CARP- turn ol applications Is sume to: Relerences, own transp Antiques mSk (or frivol. A foreign Call Annabelle 732-469-1835 UNA WATBVROffT or Professional Jut/ 18, 1999. water access homesltes . background Is tfcmirato Steve JJarthowakl WATCHUHQ LAFAYETTE MILL feul not titantlal. If your Help 260 HOUBECLEAMMO-Cosla FOR SALE BY OWNER with boalsllps. Excellent ANTIQUES CENTER Indf—Isd plMMa conUcl: Rtcan Lady deans houses. 4 Bedroom, 2 14 Balh, boating, fishing, sailing. Just off fit. 15, Lafayolttc Oaictle River, sound & ocean ac- (Sussex Co.) NJ. (9731- Pal* King or Eileen H*r- HOUsa CLCAMHO w/good EQIONE 44 Ve Reft- 732-44MWS91 Center Hall Custom References * Own Tram. Colonial, 1 year old. cess. From S34.900. 363-0065. 40 Dealers of. PhTaOO32M17« can t7M)17-»«5«l In The Classifieds HOUUCLEANIHO Situated on 1.S Park www.lnltek.com/coastal. faring a vast selection of EQIONE Bomervlll*, NJ. Coastal marketing. affordable antiques, qual- REPORTER OUT* Diana Rochas Like acres, with pond, 732-537-9267 Gazebo, Custom Cedar 1-BOO-482-OB06. ity collectible*. Cafe. 10 EDITORS South Jersey News- Fait) MM-97S47M AM- 5 PM. Closed Tuei- papers Is looking lor Deck, 3 car garage, EXCLUSIVE SOUTH CARO Trie Gloucester County HOUSE CLEANINO Gourmet kitchen, top of Wed. a reportor at each ol UNA lakeliont community www.mlllantlques.com Times, located 20 min- our three dally news- Ejop'dw/ref'a. Ftaaaonal Ihe line appliances and on Lake Murray. Featuring utes from Philadelphia, papers: The Glouces- REAL ESTATE 906-725-6913 or 581-9043 fixtures. Many quallly clubhouse, pool tennis, Pars* Houae Antiques I* seeking two news ter County Times, Switching careers? Find out extras. Asking $690,000 walking trails, marina. Stage Home VHsge. Set Pins TOP DOLLAR PAID desk ecJIton lor our Principals Only. Call: Brldgeton News and how you can enjoy the HOUtCClEANINO-good Reserve your lot today! AnUq. Bought & Sold Do** fully paglruled 30,000 MB-222-1412 Today's Sunbeam. If best training and market- refs, long exp. & low rates Excellent financing Har- Space Aval. 908-322-9090 dally and Sunday. Well you are looking to ing support In the Industry Call Nolly 906-685-0203 bour Watch. gtve a chance lo bright move up from a from the nation's largest 1-B0O.805-99S7 WE BUY USED CARS & S.U.V.'S editors looking lo move weekly or small daily, individually owned real HOME CARE FOR Building Material up from small dailies and www.harbour-watch.com we'd Ilka to hear from estate company. Friendly, ELDERLY DISABLED BERKLEY MEIQHTt & Equipment ALL MAKES AND MODELS weeklies. Send resume you. We'll also give fast paced office. Call Mi- live In or out. Polinter 4 BR spilt, 2V, bath, and work samples to Walt bright beginners a chael King, manager Agency. Call 906-925-0494 C/AC. 2 car gar.. 2 GOLF VIEW Herring, Edlor, the chance. Send resume Brldgewater Office FP, new siding, big METAL ROOFING A 5ID- Gloucester County and work samples lo CLARK- 1BR, H/T, H/W, DININQ ROOM SET- Teak appl.,sep. enl., S625/mo. Wood, Table W/6 chairs i. e0«-92»-3«0g sideboard. $500. CRANFORD- Desirable am HT - Antique Mahogany neighborhood, 1st fl, Z fam., table, leave! a 8 chairs - $450 Now Here! S rms, laundry, deck, park- Brtthnl - J45O. 908-771-0471 ing. SLIOCVmo. ht Incl. 1 V> WHITE WROUGHT mo. sec. B/1 Occupancy. HtOH DAVSED- Etc cond., Incl. brand new WCSTF1ELO- 2 apart , 2 '•'. comforter aet. Asking The Ail New 2OO0 rm. $650, 3 V, rm. $975 HT * S100 Call 908-464-3517 HW supplied, no lee. trains to NYC. 1 4 mo. sec.. No FLSRHITURC- 2 queen VTir pet*. Close lo shopping. sets, S350/MI. 1 idtchen tel Cat) tXM.go3.1003 S125 EnL unit. 1125. 2 Love LINCOLN LS seats, $12Vea. Mtsc. Items. 732-54)0.1062 «ft- 4i3d Thm Luxury Sporim Sedan Of The Future! Housing to Share 435II Items Under -^$100 575 In Stock For Immediate DeUvmry! RO—1IT PARR- SeeUng RH lo share my homo. Clean, neal a muat UUs. ind * at, long term. dtajpne 24 Inch, 18 S42S/ 908-24t-&153 Spaed. Indw sMftkig mcu> *• Summer Used Car SDectacular! * tain bike, ready to ride. 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S Cyl aulD ffflns misBlu 2 a:, fl cyl. auto lions, pwt sttng/brlis. ril * --'••..•.•, '•.«• mtmilirk*/* In blocks AIR l^airi Ain, loath mt, pwr seat, moonr*. Commercial/Homo Unlls ml. Sth #371 lh VtN *P0B3600/ 67.684 mi. VIN #PYS0?979 WATCHUNG - Prol. bldg. from $199.00. Low Approx. 475sq ft. Near Rt. Monthly Payments. FREE $ 22/78! Available Immed Color Catalog Call TODAY •8995 9995 '10,995 *12,995 9O8-361-260O 1 •800.842-1310. FORA 'M MERCURY '00 MERCURY '96 MEHCUHY SU1£ WUJUSER 4 dr. 9 ryl aulo nans p*i 0 c y I. n u t o t r n ns. pwr 50-Point Technical Inspection 6 cyl. auto I r a <\ s p w f i*r9M SAIWROAY SERVICE www.lMerton-nj.coiii LINCOLN Mercury 8am-]2noon 2SOO SPRINGFIELD AVE. • UNION TUES&THU H toffee • Daunts (908) 964-7700 / www.maplecrest-lm.com FULLERTON I'OUI) - CHRYSLER Prices include alt costs to be paid by a consumer except for license, registration & taxes. Not responsible for typographical errors. All rebates to cJealer. •PLYMOUTH . JEEP • KIA . subject to change without prior notice. Pictures are for illustration purposes only. Serving New Jersey Since 1967 July 9, 1999 Record-Press Since BMW is light years ahead of the competition, it should come as no surprise that the all new 2000 models are here now. The 2000 BMW's set the standard for luxury, power, performance and state-of-the-art safety. When you see our low prices and low payment lease plans, you'll know that driving a new 2000 BWM is no problem! 2000 BMW 528i 2000 BMW 740iL$ SEDAN SEDAN Auto, 6 cyl, Power Steering/ABS Brakes, A/C, AM/FM Cass/CD, Moonroof, Heated Seats, Auto, 8 cyl, A/C, AM/FM Cass/CD, Power Steering/Brakes, Navigation, Cold Weather Package, Premium Package, MSRP $45,095; $3,969 due at delivery incl. $2,500 cap cost reduction, $500 Electric Rear Shade, MSRP $68,810; VIN HYDPO8634 $4,379 due at cfclivoiy incl 32,500 cap ref sec dep, $480 bank fee & 1st payment. Total payments $17,604. Total lease cost $20,584. cost reduction, $700 ref sec dep, $480 bank fee & 1 strno pay'!. Total payrn'ts $20,970, Total lease End-Of-Lease Purchase Option $30,213 cost $23,950, End-Of-Lease Purchase Option $18,855.10 2000 BMW Z3 2000 BMW Z3 f COUPE ROADSTER 2.3 5 Spd 2 8 Liter 6 Cyl, A/C, Power Steering/ABS Brakes/Windows/Locks, Traction Control, 5 spd, 6 cyl, A/C, AM/FM CD, Power Steering/Brakes, Fog Light Premium Packnne, Metallic Heated Seats, AM/FM St Cass, On Board Computer; MSRP $38,220; VIN #YLE95726; $4,939 Paint, MSRP $34,805; VIN HYLF8490O $3,749 duo at delivery incl $2,f>0O cap <;o<;( roduction, due at delivery incl S3.500 cap cost reduction, $600 ref sec dep, $480 bank fee & 1st mo pay- $400 ref sec dep, $480 bank fee & 1st rno pay't. Total payrn'ts $1 3,284, lolal le;iso cost $1 6,264. ment; Total payments $12,924; Total lease cost $16,904. End-Of-Lease Purchase Option $25,607 End-Of-Lease Purchase Option $23,319.35 Assuring Your Satisfaction By Exceeding Your Expectations Assuring Your Satisfaction By Exceeding Your Expectations PROUD MEMBER OF THE RYAN RETAIL GROUP PROUD MEMBER OF THE RYAN RETAIL GROUP 170 Madison Avenue (Route 124] 731 Route 1 Edison, NJ MorriStOWn, NJ THE ULTIMATE DIVING MACHINE.- Call Toll THE ULTIMATE OHIVING Free 877-322-0200 973-455-0700 • FREE SERVICE COURTESY CAf (S • • FREE SERVICE COURTESY CARS • www.openroadofedison.com vyww.bmwmopristown.com All leatMaracloMd-ondlorned/t qualified individuals LOSSOG resp. lor main!., excess wear & lear, and al Isasa end lor mileage in ances* ol 10.000 All leases are dowd-end lor credit qualiliod irKlivtiiunis L "36 <•..„ _„, ; ., . .,,, REPAIR • Lt Hauling. A 12 000 mi y' 20c !»'•:-•?,!'••-• Paul's Clean-up brush cleared & re- • i 99 CAVALIER Tii ym-u .. moved Expert inl/exl ] C ALL TYPES OF DEBRIS cgrpenlry pamllng, te '. 3a RIVIR ROAD • SUMMIT, NJ S6581 16 T|i C05! = S658' '6 ATTICS, BSMTS. placement windows & Pu'Ch Opl at icase r-n3 - MOUSES decks Ttee worK, log i9681 24) i 99 MAL1BU Til COMMERCIAL. splitting, gutters clnd. , pymnis - ST8S3 76 TII Ccs! - RESIDENTIAL No jolt too small- Why . FIHANCINO-MANV SOURCES SE HABLA ESPAWOU 57B53 75 Purer. Opton t 90«-4 29-9615 I No job loo Big or Small pump.$12 CLEAN-UPS Innovation & Design JUCf 1999 CallBOS/322-71B9 PARKWAY MTJtUHMH«\ Cleanups, Mowing, Shrub Trimming A Tre« Re- moval. 732S73-224a At Richard's Painting : E«perjeiiced Int lent I \8&m i*n makiL, Ctaarupa, Sod. Very reasonable Ficc \ Seed. TopaoM. Mulch. S16 I Est Fully Ins 24 hr | yard Planting, Thatching. answering serv ! Jverseedlng, Brush re- 732-49S-9234 moval. Chipper & Small •CHRISTADORE* Baefchoe Service. Delivery f por ttio. was Reaa. rales. Futy ins'd buy PROFESSIONAL for 60 nrui We return all catts! Owner tor HOUSEPAINTING VIH *IWtO9m * OH 4 <(1 i uni o/t p/i/l/ am/lm/imv 11/W, dwl w bo^. (Ic Operated! 908-369-5590 8995 VIM#X68tW49 1DK 4(^1 tiuln iwn/i u/-..'1i Mi'lni -. l-j r *- •ilrl (l.i-ilw linrji iWuiil nil vtir.i.ii inJsik IMP .70 800 [)r»n Mil aB *wm lodmh M',(PM3«0 Downprmm S?0«? • UlmopyntiO^S Din 1 Nobody Covers It Betler' pyrnnl ^l 944 . hi mo pytirSI'.B . banlr icr',-IV, [Im: ••• n AAA " Reasonable rales inoplnn S?MX) LANDSCAPING Free t*sti!nnle«.. Fully Ins ' All phases. Including *lumi(iumA/inyil house ; shfub care 4 lawn main- lonnnco Fre« eitlmato painting also nvml NEW J»ff OO8-7B3 «7«2 ?*908?32 INTERIOR PAINTING 8 AFFORDABLE WALLPAPEF»*i H.US OOC LANDSCAPING J08S Call 908-241 8754 Spring Cleanup, Thatching Trim Shrubs. Lawn main OLD GUY PAINTINQ. Prompt. (MM*. Charfc Need Inlenor painting'' 90fl-7SS-84» CaHIhe Old Guy 9 au7i MULCH STONE".Pk-Up i PIMOLA BROTHERS Int or Del. Retail/Wholesale » «' P^T""9,"" i^i!M Ea9teFon«1«»-JK-3345 ""alim»H 90l 8908-276-6S8* or »0O-24 19577 * DOWN UTo. Undacapa* A Lawn Care for 1 Lawn Mean. Cleanups 1 y 21995 m> til I Ml, *m. trfl. outn p/5/b [].•( o.i,,-li!i'.i/fiiv. iih MUM rie/41 -i-ij.jl ruf tj»»ij-. il.lli ^ *M M'.kl ' IH 811) Uiinni W 4 (fl o/(. p/i/n/»mrfv/ !k n«rv om/lm tiAant I*. »ut«, rr/iW, dull w bop, qfloy «tih, ibth ml, Shot Pniwig, Mulch or Stone ((•/ml f.?')00 * 111 ir,<, pymiil jl'jV * j • MV> lilili^ It': llm •' '91 JEEP $ '9SHMU) $ '97 UHCOLH CHEIIOIUEE 4x4 6995 CONTOUR 8995 CONTINENTAL 18695 tJt rr^na earbaq *A ifS'J"* 'I fitK\ .• " 1 'i -.•> a, t 'ARKWAY 1 11 05P Ex/t U7 f( M/. /rom Parkway) SATURN OF GREEN BROOK S MIN( horn UNION IS MINI liom NEWAKH 270 Route 22 Wo si 10 MINS Itom WOOOeAIDOE Green Brno*. 20 MINS Irotn MtMkLAPAH 1732) 752-8383 245-6100 To Showcase Your DchU We Speak Russian, Polish, In AUTOSOURC1 Call Susan Vail pikes mdude idm at 19OB) 578-6784 0! S/StoT fcmm S83?/$ «l i«l to be u*d m tonpirKiinn wrtti ary piioi otia. Record-Press July 9, 1999 Autos for Sale 1385II Vans & Jeeps 1410' HONDA CflX 91- A/C,TOYOTA 92 PHEVIA LE S»p., Gunrool, CD-player, Make Summer Sizzle with a Very good cond., 112h, Mini van. loaded $5500. 732302-0520 70k miles. $9,900. MARANO & SONS KIA MTHIAriiSW^sipd' * Call 908-782-6824 * No A/C, AM/FM Casa , Security New Car at a Great Price! Sy».. 13K ml., Excel, Cond., $6,495. Call 90B-8B9-072B Vehicles MAZDA MX6 LS '94- V6, Wanted 1415 BU ACURA INTEGRA '9O- 5 Spd.,2 Dr hatchback. White, 94K. OKccllenl con- dition. $4000 908-317- 1 CIH I IIR" C liC'V CHEVV CAPRICE 88 - Now C K'liuiiK C licvrok't brakes, tiros, tuna up, needs muffler, high ml., SSOO/obo 908-526-3129 OMC School Bu« '8S- 77k orlg_, lull slio, runs fine, $650, OBO 906-362- 8217, Antique & Classic Autos 1394 BEAUTIFUL JAGUAR Marti V 1S49 - While, w/red leather Int. B0°» instorei!. Needs linnsmluslon work. __jCai|9oo-620-1 aoo Lease Per Mo, For 36 Mos.' BRADLEY OT II 19B1 battery pwrd Electric Sports Ctir 585 uricj ml $13,000. 900-5270470 Lease Per Mo. For 48 Mot.* CADILLAC -73 SEDAN !Vkt!|! VOHII i: l>Wi>V(t '.' spd in.in It,in-; |IIM ;;ifni| l-r K-; AIR AW IM sloii'o CO. it>niolp Kryipss enliy v. ;il,irtn VOHlhC-1J00V6 4 EIK) ,iute tuns w OD. pwr sltngbrks AtR VIIV, i bcMs all season bw tires DtfVtMv- orlg. owner, exc. pwi nniill,x*:.iiiitr- uifti' .iVim\ til:, all ? -IUM'PI (iwliios Mil Limps SIK *X&19B VIN ^X;'1(^Sii.U, MSRP$.X) i'.15 STK«X4B.V VIN •"X1105O79. MSRP S22.045 Lease pymls Ojsod on 50 duo Jt lease signing cond., full powor, gar Si' ilui' .il IO.I . fmrii or -JilflllS. Ill lu'ints SKlB.^.t III cost;$!3 ti^'l Puicti up • J12.76S. Til pynils-SiO 980. Til cosl^SlOiiaO Buy prtccincl S50O "l.inl kept, black w/rc PONTIAC CATALINA Sadan '65 - End. run- GARDEN STATE ning cond., oritj, ownni, PARKWAY EXIT 140 $975. 973-701-9501 TRIUMPH SPITFinE MH4 '71-conv., 27A?ft mi Ik'.nl luriwr S6&CXV[J4KI dill SfOfl 561-8280 Four Wheel Drive 1400 JEEP CHEROKEE IWK lit. n/c, vory a<>ixl IIMKI, litlK $2300oix> 000-03221 22 TOYOTA LIMITED 4- RUNNER 07 . llr ••,«•. 1 Dune, fully lontlml, mini condition, CD plnyoi. i.t> |nk, 27.80(1 till.. Asking $26,000. 908.276-7420 Prices tiicl ;ili costs lobe paid by consumed oxcepl license, registration & tiixes. Pictures fot illuslfiilionpurponlv Nolrespfor typos. 'Closud end leases WRANGLER f»4 cyl, w/12.000 mi/yc; 20c ihorGnfter (except lor Silverado-15; therenfter). Lease pymls based on pninnry lending source approval toqiml buyofs. See dlr (or ap., at, alloy whti. eal h Ml drs. Wmrmit details Lessoo rosp for excess wnar & tear. Pymt-. incl nil applicable rebates 8, incentives. All rebates ijo back to dlr. Sale ends 7/13/99. POWER WINDOWS a LOCKS Lea ID OPTION Lemn OPTION Windows * Lock* • Mtoy Wheel. • 4 CVUHDCR > CMMSE CONTROL S 25 t 3 • Cml» Central • foft LfchU • AUTOMATIC • VtN«XTW4279 lor 12,955 11,395™ • T1H Wheel * Kwr IMoectf •TILT WHEEL > MSftP $37,739 36 mo. • K^taH Entry * WN#ipO j7&M>, MSRP SZS.OOS • AM/TM CASSETTE 5 Spd, 4 Cyl, PS, P.ABS, PW, PL, MoonR, A/C, Leal ho r Int.; 149 5 Spd, 4 Cyl, PS, P.ABS, PW. PL, MoonR, A/C, Alum.Wls; MSRP $23,555 MSRP $19,655 MO. MO. 42 42 r MOS. •••>< ^^^^•'^m^r^ ^^^^ MOS. $1094 due at inception includes letiindaWe secunly deposit. 42 monlli term. .$1094 due at inception includes refundable security deposit. 42 month term 96 ACURA 2.3TL 4DR 97 HONDA ACCORD EX 2DR '96 VW OLX VR6SEDAN 5cyl 4u(0 P5. i*. »'c. AMFMcais fnnfUonilaKsmiiuw afciy 4 uyl. S R[K). JIS t'lj,t \i AM r M tiis"> [i Wiiiilow^'ilirrniij, nfieeis Factory Ceftibed Extended Waiiriniy irxWod id [Kt*1" SUlHiWt, CtiliSiv i)iit>,-H] Uldl tl'tliSH't '"illM'f, ;i/.UM *9050 nules. VINJITC0106O4 $4 *T Q7A iTiil«!iVINi«'VA014!^.i»1 S J £*' J4OC