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SCOTCH PLAINS FANWOOD Vol.12, No. 31 Friday, August 8, 1997 50 cents I Briefs lere's the ticket: Man must pay Jardim planning benefit golf outing Parking fine in Westfield Westfield Mayor Thomas Jardim will hold his first bene- Tice Placeman fit golf outing Thursday, Aug. is $42 — and that's that 21 at the Jumping Brook ByTINAQUARINO Mr. Mnrgulis presented his list of grievances-\, Country Club in Neptune. ByTMAGUAMNO paid in person in the municipal RECOKDPRESS to the Town Council Tuesday. Tuesday was the "Z seventh dny. Part of the proceeds from RECORD-PRESS building. Mr. McDevitt received the event will benefit the ticket for being parked too WESTFIELD — God may have created the According to the agreement, "The town will " Recreation Department pro- WESTFIELD — Parking has close to the corner at Clark world in seven days, but a Tice Place resident is require the casement to be restored to its -* grams. proven costly for a Chestnut Street and Ferris Place. only asking for some gross, shrubs nnd a sprin- presently existing condition including replace- Cost is $150 for the whole Street resident. kler system to be fixed within seven days. ment of any grass, sprinkler bends and shrub- On Mr. McDevitt's ticket, the Reed Mnrgulis snid builder Frank Paparatto day or $55 for the buffet dinner Brian McDevitt received a state code titled 394138G was bery within a seven-day period after the piping alone. has violated his agreement with the town to use hns been installed in the easement." parking ticket in March. He paid written, which means it was a the town's easement to connect Mr. Pnparatto's Greens fees, cart, lunch, the fine. Then he paid again in state offense. The local violation Mr. Margulis snid Mr. Pnparntto hns failed to property on Dunham Avenue to the town sewer maintain his end of the agreement to complete cocktails, hors d'oeuvres and May. is listed as 13224. system on Tice Plnce, Mr, Paparatto waa unavail- prizes are included. "Why?" Mr. McDevitt asked Town Administrator Ed able for comment. Corporate sponsorships are the Town Council Tuesday. "Why Gottko snid the stnte law governs (Continued on page A-2) open for individual tees and am I paying a $42 parking ticket the placement of signs and fines. holes. in the Town of Westfield?" He said each fine goes to differ- lations governed by the munici- There is a section in the motor Chieffo said. "But the fact is they . For more information, call Nobody knew. ent locntions and the town only pal fine structure, Mr. Gottko vehicles town code chapter 13 don't." i 518-0077. Mr. McDevitt told the council receives n portion of that. said. The summons Mr. McDevitt which has a set of fines for Local ordinance cannot super;- he asked the same question to Town Attorney Chnrles was issued fulls under n state municipal violations. There nre sede state law. ^ Fanwood Republicans the judge on July 9. Brandt snid, "We don't duplicate violation. two charges for parking viola- Ms. Chieffo said ho assumed "She said 'sorry,' " Mr. Mc- what's in a state code." Local police have the right to tions in town — $9 and $24, he only had to pay the town to visit casino Devitt added. There are some violations ticket on a stnte statute, Mr. "Mr, McDevitt seems to be charge of $24 for prohibited park!- Fanwood Republican Club is Mr. McDevitt originally paid which are state violations with Gottko said. under the impression that town ing. ; conducting a bus trip to $24 in the form of a check that he fines dictated by stnte statutes "He was not fined twice for the codes take preferenco over the Atlantic City 8 a.m. Sunday. mailed. The remaining $18 he and some that nre municipal vio- same offense," Mr. Gottko snid, stnte statutes," court clerk Lindn (Continued on page A-2) The bus will leave from the Uftion County headquarters at 511 North Ave. in Garwood, and will return 6:30 p.m. Cost is $20 per person [J which includes $15 in coins. Scotch Plains To reserve a spot, call Dan Valentino at 322-5141. The trip is being run with the Garwood Republican Club. swears in two Order of DeMolay plans car wash police officers The Union Chapter, Order of DeMolay, will hold a car By SUSAN M.DYCKMAH new daughter, Jessica, held the wash 9 a.m.-2 p.m. tomorrow Bible during the ceremony. at the Masonic lodge, 478 In other business, council South Ave. East, Cranford. SCOTCH PLAINS —Ernesto members awarded a bid of Proceeds will benefit the Hernandez nnd Matthew Fugett $22,478 to Cnpozzi Overhead Weatfield-bnsed chapter. were sworn in before friends and Doors fnc, of Nutley to install.a family as the newest members of new overhend door and opener Scotch Plains slates the Police Department during for the Scotch Plains Fire Tuesday's Township Council Department. blood-pressure screen meeting. Bids are also under review for Scotch Plains will hold the "Welcome aboard. lt*H nice to the purchase of portable engine monthly blood-pressure have such fine young men inter- generator syatema, improve;-; screening 10 a.m.-noon ested in serving our community," ments to Brookside Pond, a four- Monday. Mayor Irene Schmidt said. wheel drive rubber tire loader, The clinic, which will be She encouraged the officers to and the demolition of properties held in Scotch Plains Public emulate the "older and wise at 765 Jerusalem Road nnd 2682 Library on Bartle Avenue, is members of our police depart- Plninficld Ave. free. ment" as they begin their work in Both propertioH wore fore- the township, closed in I99fi and neither has Officer Hernandez, born in any "future public purpose," Holy Trinity class Pnnnina, joins the township force according to information present- seeks classmates after nix months with the Union ed by Municipal Mnnuger County Police Department. He Thomas Atkins. • The reunion committee is .spent six yearn in the Air Force The council approved an ordi- attempting to locate four miss- and i.s also n licetiHed practical nance amending parking regula- ing graduates from Westfield'a nurse. The .'JO-year-oUl officer tions on Malanga Court. Going Holy Trinity High School's graduated from Scotch Phiins- forward, parking is prohibited Class of 1943. Fanwood High School in 19H4 along the north side of Malnnga The class will hold a 54th and was nn active volunteer with Court for 100 foot from the west- reunion at noon Tuesday, Sept. the local rescue squad. He was ern curb line on Farley Avenue. 16 at the Ramada Inn, 2373 accompanied by his fiancee, Council members also passed Route 9 in Toms River, Susan, who lives in North a resolution supporting the redoL Anyone having information Plainfield. velopment of the "Broadway on the whereabouts of Betty Officer Fugett, 28, is a native Area," a (section of Scotch PlainB Jean Grant, Veronica Hill, GEORGE PACCIELLO/RECORD-PRESS of West Virginin. An eight-year encompassing 24 lots and Hilda Pollonais and Ethel ** * U.SUS.. Navy veteran, he served inin approximately 11.7 acres aloaloni g Mishell should contact Marilyn thnee Persian Gulf war and was the north and south sides of McGuire Hart at 233-4036; M\.0CtC Cfft *mos tPersia recentln Guly f stationewar and atwa.s thBroadwaye north, anousdt soutofh Jerusale sides m Eileen Dugan Masterson at , ., .....A mosNorfolkt ,recentl Va. Hye isstatione attendindg thaet BroadwayRoad and, genernlloust oy f boundeJerusald oby 240-1533; or Kay Durkin at Th« Chris Flow Quartet performs as part of the "Sweet Sounds Downtown" program In Westfield last JohNorfolkn H,. StamleVa. Her iPolics attendine Academyg the, RoaVand Orde andn genernllPlace,- Waverly boundey Placd 1 e 849-4036. week. Live jazx performancea are acheduled 6-8 p.m. every Thursday through Aug. 14. The shows are JohOfficen Hr Fugett'stamlesr wifePolic, eMichelle Academy, a. Van Orden Place, Waverly Pla sponsored by the Downtown Westfield Corp. ScotcOfficehr Fugett'Plains snative wife, , Michelleand thei, ar In .. , A o, Blood drives set [ Scotch Plains native, and their (Continued on page A-2) in Scotch Plains Two blood drives sponsored by the Plainfield Area chapter Do you know the way to the post office? of American Red Cross will be held in Scotch Plains, ByTINAOUABIWO bee available 8:30 a.m,-a.m.-f5, p.p.mm . «n«^ • The first one will be 2-7:30 RECORD-PRESKECOHD-PRESS Monday through Friday andd 8:300 ^^•j^^^^^^^^^Q^^^^^^^HpH^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ - p.m. Tuesday, Aug. 26 at the a.m.-l p.m. Saturdays. Cust- ^^^^^^Ha^H^^^^^^^^^^^^^BI^^^u^r^^^^^^^^^^^^^^Bs^ '^0**^^^ municipal building, 430 Park SCOTCH PLAINS —Th— Thee post omers mayy park their cars in ththee ^^^^^K^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^flHftJ^^^^HIH^^^PiriL-^ef •> Ave. The second is 3-8:30 p.m. office will be temporariltemporarilyy takintaking lott near thoo trailer.. L^L^L^L^Lfla^^^^^^^^HH^^Ifl^lP'MBHlH^^HHCr9BEPVI^b«BiP^ Wednesday, Aug. 27 at Church care of business behind the build- The front of the building is of Jesus Christ of Latter Day ing. being extended, adding 1,500 MMfUUMCI Saints, 1781 Raritan Road. "We are doing a major renova- square feet to the post office, tion in our office," Supervisor Renovations began July 31 Wayne Harrison told the Record- because of n recent Burge in Press this week. development on the Houth Hide of "What we are experiencing is town. Deliveries on tlio south Inside some confusion about where our side have increased by more than temporary post office is." fiOO in the lust two years. Commentary .. .A-4 "We've been hero for more Construction is expected to he. than 30 years (since 1961) and finished in early December. Community Life .A-6 people are juat used to entering When finished, 200 new P.O. the door iti the front," Mr. Box units will be added to the Obits ...... A-7 Harrison Haid. existing 800. Customers will no For the next throe or four longer have to wait 10 days for a Sports A-13 months, customers rrnj.it break box. Mr. HurriHun HII irl the tho habit. Al! poHlnl services nr<» turnover for boxes will bo almost Weekend Plus A-10 being handled from the; (iO-f'oot. immediate. trailer in the parking lot behind Also, a "postiil Htoro" will be an Automotive B-1 the post office on Park Avenue. added feature for the post ofllce- Mr. Harrison said people .seem goor, providing patrons with a RANDALL Mill .ER/HKCOHD-POESS Real Estate .. .B-12 to think it is n construction trail- variety of mailing items and nov- Postal services must now bo done In n 60-foot trailer. er. He said the post office is work- elties. Classified B-1 ing on the problem by increnning Mr, Harrison thanked the "Wf. realize that thore may be bourn with UH," ho Haid. "When it eignnge, municipal planner and the town BOJUO inconvenience cnuHttd by "We jiiHt hope Unit for lhi« in finiKlxxl, I think they will liko All services in the trailer will zoning official for their help. the limited hours," Mr. Hi trarmition period, tho public whnt thoy H«»." Record-Press Augusts, 1997 Tice Place man irked by builder r (Continued from page A-l) suggested removing contractors I area to pre-construction condi- Paparatto. When burying piping, Mr. »- Margulis said Mr. Paparatto used with whom the town has bad tjle job within seven days, give 48 tion. Three days iater, Mr. Betzel The 10-foot-wide easement discovered that Mr. Paparatto grass and soil from adjoining experiences from the list of bid- l|purs notice before construction We just cannot trust this properties without approval from ders. began, and to restore any dug up runs between Mr. Margulis's had repaired the systems him- house at 919 Tice and Fred individual to do what he self. Mr. Margulis is concerned the property owners. "We have to auction to the Chemidlin's house at 917 Tice. about the quality of the work. "We just cannot trust this indi- highest bidder," Mr. Brandt said. is supposed to do.' "We can't say whether he is a' The town has a $34,000 per- Mr. Margulis also said the vidual to do what he is supposed : WS\ HI I 1) Stdlll I l"l MWi formance bond to cover the costs — Reed Margulis builder was trying to fix two obvi- to do," Mr. Margulis said. good guy or bad guy." < North Jersey Newspapers Company of the work should Ihtt builder ously broken pipes in the ease- Councilman John Walsh said "We'll continue to monitor the, not live up to his obligation. ment. he was concerned about protect- balance of the work," Town. ' Record-Press (USPS 006-049) is "The agreement, is an excellent When Mr. Betzel noticed the ing residents, not just the town. Engineer Ken Marsh said. » ; published on Friday by North Mr. Brandt said the councit * Jersey Newspapers Company, 102 ugruornortt. I read it," Mr. defective pipes he had them Town attorney Charles Brandt replaced. said the dispute is between two has to approve the return of Walnut Ave., Cranford, NJ O7016 Margulis said to the council. sprinkler system and damaged (90S) 276-6000, Second class "But what you are dealing When the* new pipes were property owners. money to the contractor when the postage paid at Cranford, NJ several sprinkler heads. installed on .July 28, Mr. He said there is no mechanism job is complete. with is a person who doesn't Because of the sensitive elec- 07016, POSTMASTER: ploaso believe in agreements." Margulis said there was no where the town can take Mr. "It is unfortunate that the send changes to North Jersey tronic controls on the sprinklers, inspector on Kite to confirm that Margulis's side and go after Mr. town sold the property to him,*'- Newspapers Company, Fulfillment Mr. MiirguliH said IK; wnko up field superintendent Barry one morning to Mr. Paparatto the work was done in accordance Paparatto. Mr. Margulis said. "He is the; office , PO Box 699, Somerville, lJotzel from the Department of with town regulations. Councilman Larry Goldman wrong builder to be there." NJ 08876, Subscription rates by operating his' bulldozer without Public Works said the person who mall, one year within Union any previoun notification. maintains the system should ' County $17, out of county $20, out Mr. Murguli.s also .said in tho examine the sprinkler system of 6tate $24. To subscribe call course of digging, Mr. Paparatto and give the estimate to Mr. 1-80O-30O-9321 cut tho piping connecting the Here's the ticket: Man must pay (Continued from page A-l) Ms. Chieffo said he camo to court at his request. (908) 232-9522 AMERICAN SHOE REPAIR 126 E. Broad St. She said this situation has happened before — ', Manny Westfield 1 AND LUGGAGE SHOP POOL "He didn't look at his summons," she said. people don't read their summonses and nssume the On the back of the parking ticket there is a note amount of the fine. Then they are confused when, Summer Special: SERVICK that Btates all titled 39 tickets are $42, she added. they receive a notice indicating they owe more' The notice Mr. McDevitt received in May was to money, ' ' ; Any Brand Name Luggage inform him that he still owed $18. "He was given a summons for an illegal situation Also Specializing In Luggage Repairs_ "We diein't add contempt charges to the ticket," she snid. "He only received an under payment that is governed by state statute," he added. "And Coupon 7 ~iiii"~ Coupon notice.** he has to pay the fine." I'ool Installations »« £% 52* X' 'J Half & Full Soles I Pacific Trail BackPack, witllhn Heels ' C iill I LIFETIME GUARANTEE . ™ "•»«'• ( [^ »E»£. 9/1/87 •(Wllh Coupon) j^ With Coupon Only • Exp. 9/1/97 j ( ;IM') Scotch Plains swears in two police officers (Continued from page A-l) ing the redevelopment plan pro- which privately-owned and town- 638-573S posed by Susan Kimball for the ship-owned lands will be, and the WeslfieldASeotch Plains area. enjoined," .'; Earn 391-9821 municipal boundary. Mr. Marks said, "Plans include Councilman Robert Johnston In conjunction with tlw resolu- an nssistc>d-living development added that independent living, tion, Councilman Martin Marks with an adjacent medical build- provisions are also included in extra.money introduced an ordinance accept- ing. 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LLADRO »G. ARMANI* ALL GOD'S CHILDREN •HUMMEL Westfield bird sanctuary plan will fly The Best Selection By TINA GUAR1NO The are will be called Dunham interested in natural preserva- ilrnuttion and will serve without REOOKD-PKKSS Avenue Bird Sanctuary. tion," he added "And this is a compensation. Under The Sun.., Councilman Jim Gruba said it good way to secure the natural The mayor will annually des- WKSTFIELD - Birds will be park land." igniUe the ehiurman of the is appropriate for the town to ^\T able to fly happily knowing their have a bird sanctuary. Mr. Gruba said once the hind Dunham Avenue Bird Sanctuary nests are safe. "The opportunity to use that is established as a sanctuary it Advisory Board. 1 & The Town Council on Tuesday is safe from intrusion. Tho board will monitor the le Jewelr land down there for such a pur- There will be a Dunham bird sanctuary and will make dpcided to dedicate municipally pose enhances the desirability avenue Bird Sanctuary Advisory riHoiunumdations to the mayor Collectibles at owned real estate adjacent to and the value of the properties Board to consist of five members and council. Dunham Avenue For the public around it," Mr, Gruba told the serving staggered five-year Tho are.a is a passive park and purpose of a bird sanctuary and Record-Press on Wednesday. terms. They will be appointed by remains a naturally wooded Affordable Prices nnture park. "The neighbors are certainly the mayor subject to council con- area. 1 Suburban I Id I'asl From Si., riainlit'ld, N.I Pair charged with stealing $710 worth of merchandise Certified Appraisers * Gomologists 108-756.1774 Westfit'hl Daniel Click, 22, of Fort 'Enterprise'/one - mity Tax Minus- Mim-Siii H*:un-5|)m Collins, Colo., was charged along Fanwooil Shannah Belviso, 18, of Union, with a juvenile with the posses- PRECIOUS MOMENTS • EBONY VISIONS • SWAROVSKI • LENOX and Michele Flesch, 18, of| Police log sion ofless than 50 grams of mar- A bicycle was reported stolen Springfield, were charged with ijuana 5:20 p.m. July 31, police from a business on South Avenue shoplifting from Lord & Taylor on said. between ;i-5 p.m., July 31, police North Avenue 7:16 p.m. Aug. 1, block of Jerusalem Road July 28, The marijuana was discov- said. The l)iki> was valued at police said. police said. ered after offers investigated nbmit $200. SEIECT YOUR EXCHANGE Ms. Belviso allegedly took activity in the Green Forest Park. $434.99 worth of merchandise, Marvin Crisp, 44, of Jerusalem A fifflu botweon a youth from and Ms. Flesch allegedly took Road, was charged with resisting Computer equipment was , Scotch Plains ami H youth from STUDENT TODAY! merchandise valued at $275.97. arrest after allegedly fleeing reported stolen from n Bell Fanwood oeurred in "La CJntncle police attempting to serve an out- Atlantic office building on Cellar Park iii tho early afternoon .July t hut i*(i a hi^h ~ih>-• ! standing warrant 12 p.m. July HI, police said. The two youth's Avenue Aug. 1, police said. know each other. Charges are A car on Klizabeth Avenue was 28, police said. l-"!Viiu'f- I'li-ninny Kivjl.imi burglarized '.i:l'2 p.m. Aug. 3, * * * pending against the 15-yenr-olcl police said. The suspect went * * * A mountain bicycle was stolen Fanwood youth. |\u--ui- lt;il\ <
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Westfield was no doubt looking for someone with expe- Disney rience, experience that could keep Westfield's downtown momentum flowing, Mr. LaPlace has 10 years' experience working on community planning, urban design and eco- films not nomic development issues with special expertise in down- town revitalization. He comes with good credentials. He is currently director of long-range planning for just for kids Gaithersburg, Md., a city of 50,000 in the suburbs of I've said it before: There ate Washington, D.C. In Gaithersburg, he is responsible for the compensations to growing older. revision of that city's master plan involving issues such aB One is your children get older the revitalization of the central business district. A mem- too. ber of the Gaithersburg Economic Development There are compensations to Committee and urban design review board, Mr. LaPlace is growing even older. Your children involved in special projects Buch as improving signs for produce grandchildren, allowing buildings and visitors. you company to see Disney movies. An added bonus in hiring Mr. LaPlace is he's from New 1 feel like those adults sitting Jersey. He also has memories of shopping in Westfield, in the dark confessing they love memories he cherishes. Kellogg's cereals. He knows the area and has the experience to know that 1 love Disney movies, not all downtowns are the same. He undoubtedly is aware I think their toys and clothes that what may work in Gaithersburg may not work in are overpriced and their extreme- Westfield. Like Westfield, Gaitheraburg is an older, more ly successful merchandising- established town. However, Gaithersburg is not nearly as advertising agenda could make affluent as Westfield. parents want to kill, but, boy, they know how to make animat- Before moving to Gaithersburg he had been the assis- ed cartoons. ... tant planner of Montclair. He reviewed development issues Bombi used to be my favorite. ; for the Montclair Planning Board, Montclair Zoning Board But then came Bounty and (lie "of Adjustment and Montclair Historic Preservation Beast. Commission. He managed Montclair's downtown facade 1 was so-o-o glad my grandkids renovation program and was able to procure streetscape wanted to see it because I did too and urban design grants for that township. Letters to the editor (and there is something so Mr. LaPlace was actively involved in design and eco- mature about bringing young- nomic development initiatives in Montclair, including the sters to a cartoon movie). installation of brick sidewalks, shade trees and vintage I just enjoyed this movie so, street lamps in downtown. He is credited with helping Why did paper ignore party? particularly the scene with the dishes and flatware singing and bring in several new businesses to Montclair and in 1995 To The Record-Press: tax relief contnined in the state's new energy tax received theMontclnir Chamber of Commerce Community system, since hot* fiscal policies have beon lews than dancing to "Be. Our Guest." While "Whitman signs bill in town" (article, July The moral of looking past obvi- Service Award for his efforts toward improving Montclair's 25) described the ceremony, the challenge posed to fiscally conservative and have created economic problems. ous flaws in people to see the business climate and overall image. Gov. Whitman to stop the unnecessary nnd pollut- goodness in them was well pre- Mr. LaPlace will be paid $50,000 a year for the job he ing hazardous waste incinerator proposed for Why? While cutting income taxes with one hand, sented but kids are hardly aware will begin next month. Let's hope he turns out to worth a Linden, and the pro-life protesters, you ignored the the reduced revenues resulted in cutbacks inessen- of being taught anything as they whole lot more. presence of the New Jersey Green Party. tial services nnd funding for those services. The watch the scary beast become a The New Jersey Greens formed in Mnrch, having recent $2.8 billion bund sale, borrowing against the gentle soul. run Ralph Nader for president in November and future for political expediency today, is equivalent winning 1 percent of the vote statewide. I wns Mr, to the deficit created by the loss of tax revenue. Well, along came the Nader's vice presidential running mnte for New Generations of New Jersey residents will lie bear- Broadway version of Iicauly and ing the burden of Christie's 1997 bid for re-election. the licast, and from its debut I Jersey and am now the New Jersey Greens' choice have wanted to see it but no to run for governor. When will papers like yours cover both the pres- grownup I knew was interested. We're here for you Wo were at the ceremony holding a "Mndelyn ence and the policies* of the New Jt?rsey Cretin Parly Hoffman for Governor, New Jersey Greon Party" nnd their candidates for governor, so that people Even my grandkids didn't The Record-Press is here to serve you. Because we're banner. Wo distributed pres9 releases about the know they have a choice in November? seem particularly anxious and at j your hometown newspaper, we invite your participation in governor's highly controversial pension bond sale. MADELYN HOFFMAN $70 a ticket I wasn't going to {assembling the paper. The following information should It was ironic that the governor touted the property Flanders push. Ho, there it's been, taunting ; help you see your community news in print: me, ; This past weekend was my | News department Items for sale at Scotch Plains Thrift Shop grand da ughter/grnnd mother I Andrew Simpson is the editor. Please call him at 722- weekend. ; To The Record-Press: Girls' wear is plentiful and charming. I have two grandchildren, a 13000, Ext. 6322, with story suggestions, questions or com- Seasonal designer clothes nnd sought-after sum- In a separate room the .shop has suits, jackets, brother and sister. Each gets a ' ments, Tina Guarino is the reporter. Call her nt 722-3000, mer wear nre in demand at the Thrift Shop, 1730 E. pants, jeans, T-shirts and tics lor men, along with weekend with Grandma once oj | Ext. 6326. Second St. in Scotch Plains. Women's clothes with n play clothes and dress clothes for boys, Paperback twice a year to be treated to their > To send us your news, our address is: P.O. Box 699, number of designer names are priced to please cus- books also are in that room. Antiques Jind col- favorite things while the sibling \ Somerville, N.J. 08876. Our fax number is 526-2509 and tomers in tho "Designers' Corner." The shop's vol- lectibles are on display in a special cabinet. gets to lie an "only child." -our E-mail address is [email protected]. The news- unteers nre happy to help nnd will restock the Thrift .Shop hours are 10 a.m.-l p.m. Tuesday- It's proven to be a great idea, i room is at 44 Veterans Memorial Drive, Somerville, and is shelves every day. A broad range of sizes is avail- Friday. Tho shop also will lie open 10 a.iu.-l p.m. Granddaughter is now 11, old ' open weekdays 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m. For the following week's able. Saturday, Aug. 0 to meet, the demands of those who enough to do fun things with, lilco I newspaper, press releases are due in the editor's office by Summer apparel includes drosses, slacks, tops, work. take a train into New York City skirts, jackets and beach wear. Fashions for inrger- Donations are received 10 a.m.-noon Tuesday- and we decided lo do that. ! noon Friday, The deadline for letters is noon Monday in flize women nre on n separnte rack for easy brows- Friday. ! order to be considered for that week's publication. We agreed to go to Tkts on ing. Suit jackets, shoes, silk scarves and an abu- THRIFT SHOP Duffy S<|iiarr to get "twofcr" tick- ; Correction policy dnnce of costume jewelry may bo found nearby. Scotch Plains ets to whatever Broadway show we could (so long as it was appro: ', The newspaper will correct errors of fact, context or pre- priate for her). sentation and clarify any news content that confuses or Answers to questions of character While on line I realized Beauty ; misleads readers. Corrections will appear on this page. a ml I hv licasl was playing at the ; Please report errors to Mr. Simpson at 722-3000. Palace Theater directly across In recent days there hns been boosted his candidacy— remain tho street, tho play we had ; Your letters much political whispering about Jersey Boy murky. agreed (with no coercion from the divorce of Democratic guber- Most Americans are ambiva- me) was the play cif choice. < We prefer letters to be typed and double-spaced nnd no natorial enndidnto Jim lent about politicians. We think more than 250 words. If it is not possible to type a letter, McGreevey. It seems one of the till politicianH, except these repre- 1 ran to the theater and to my please print neatly. We will not nccept letters that are reasons his wife has returned to senting our district ur town, me delightful surprise they had two handwritten in cursive.For verillcation purposes, all letters her native British Columbia is greedy, corrupt, mil. of touch, etc. seals. lUth row center. I grabbed must be signed by the writer with writer's name, address, because Mr. McGreevey is appar- Why else would we return incum- them. J day and evening phone numbers typed or printed. ently obsessed with his political bents to of lice at such a high As we were enjoying a bite oj career at the expense of his fnini- rate? Wo desperately want our lunch before the performance, granddaughter told me her ly- politicians to be like what we Mike Deak want, ourselves to be, but all (tin •school play was licfiutv and the It's an open secret in political linist. - circles that Mr. McGreevoy is a often they 1 urn out tuhcjusl Ilko us. They share our positive traits She'd been involved in scenery ferocious and ambitious political in making a shrewd differentia- painting anil she told me al( WILSTHELD SCOTCH PLAINS l-ANWOOD animal who has focused totally tion in judging the character of a and our foibles. They are human just like us. about the production; costumes on his enreer. And while it may be candidate. The sins of the boudoir :uul people and mishaps and silli- i North Jersey Newspapers Company ©1997 unfnir to say ho married and can bo forgiven, but transgres- That's why Mr. Mc( 1 reevev is ness. begnn a family just to improve sions of the law are, unpardon- the quintessential 1900s politi- She was eager, she said, to Richard F. Harknett his political imnge, there are able. That shows the growing cian; like toil many New Jersey compare. ; Publisher many — even inside Democratic maturity of American culture. voters in middle ago , he is Well, we both were daz/.leii. circles — who are uneasy about Those of us with sin — and that's obsessed with :\ career at the This play is a glorious example nl Cheryl Fenske Mr. McGreevey's naked pursuit all of us — should not cast the expense til' his iifisniutI life. Tm» old-fashioned (heater with 4 Executive Editor of power. first stone. many of us cnm:hl in (he shifting large fast,, glorious costumes and But does that make a differ- The overwhelming majority of sands id' |]u> corporate world enn imfurtunati-ly relate to that. Mr. lavish scenery. " Allan Conover ence when choosing a governor? politicians I've known on the Andrew Simpson McCreevey's personal woes rep- The interior of the castle iS Editor Sports Editor Should Mr. McGreevey and Gov. local, county and state level are Whitman bo judged on their resent a reality we may not like, magnificent, and amazingly larg^ decent, ethical people. They arc 1 to lie secreted away for the Hi/eneS characters or on their compe- genuinely motivated by a sense but wear* living anyway. Tina Guarino tence nnd ideas? The irulu'niaUiriiil r, ice will be in the town square, village tav- Reporter (if duty and tin obligation lo serve ern, the woods and fight between The validity of the character the public. 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At Its annuni mooting in Juno, thoWostflold Sorvice Lenguo nnnouncod Its provisional class for the 1997-90 yenr. Pictured nre Dorcon Hollonbnch, Joy McGuinoss, Doreon O'Boylo, Knthy Carlson, Kirn Werloy, Anno Laird, Mnry Nowmark, Gnll Kondor, Botty Lou Yovlch, Joyco Ynrusl and Bav Gormnn. Tom Bennett of Westflold, Exxon's South Jersey retail mnnnger, moots with nthletes Jamar Woods UUU!I Missing from the photo Is Cindy Cockron, and Glen Jones nt the recent Area 6 Special Olympics Truck nnd Fiold meet. ""•••*" " V-
7%i§ust 8, 1997 Record-Press A-7 Gregory Hilgenberg, 42 Obituaries Anna Brand Eisenbeil, 90 Sportsman, company founder i GARWOOD — Anna S. Hrnnd grandson, Thomas McNee, with Eisenbeil, 90, died July 29, 1997 whom Mrs. Eisenbeil lived; n READINGINGTON — football clubs. He was a member at Somerset Medical Center in granddaughter, Monica Guinan Gregory (Greg) L. Hilgenberg, 42, of Fox Hollow County Club, Catherine Ryan, 80 Somerville, A homemaker, she of Gin-wood; and threo great- died Aug. 3, 1997 at Hunterdon North Branch. was born in Pnterson and lived grandchildren. Medical Center, Raritan Born in Columbus, Ohio, Mr. For 42 years a Westfield resident for many years in Garwood before A funeral Mass was celebrated •Township. Hilgenberg lived in Westfield and moving to Manville in 1992. Saturday at Sacred Henrt Roman He was founder of American Scotch Plains before moving to WESTFIELD — Catherine Va., Kathleen Walker of Lake Mrs, Eisenbeil was a parish- Catholic Church, Mnnville, fol- Industrial Machine Sales Inc. in Readington Township 10 years Ryan, 80, died July 31, 1997 at Hopatcong, Marian Bloete Ryan ioner of St. Anne*s Roman lowing services at Fucillo & War- Middlesex Borough 14 years ago. ago. the Sarah Frances Nursing of Rockaway and Elaine Miller of Catholic Church. ren Funeral Home in Manville. He was named one of the top 10 He is survived by his wife, Home in Boonton. She was born North Brunswick; four brothers, Her husband, Joseph, died in Entombment was in the Good dealers and a member of the dis- Cynthia Fiedler Hilgenberg; two in Brooklyn and had lived in George Gremse and Jack Westfield since 1955. 1994. Surviving are a daughter, Shepherd Chapel Mausoleum at tributor council of the Clarke sons, Eric and Douglas; a daugh- Gremse, both of Long Island, Joan Guarino of Scotch Plains; a St. Gertrude Cemetery, Colonia. American Lincoln Corp. of ter, Jennifer; and two sisters, Mrs. Ryan was a member of N.Y., Bob Hawks of Yardley, Pa., Bowling Green, Ohio. Heidi Humphrey and Catherine the Altar Rosary Society at Holy and Walter Gremse of Florida; 15 Mr. Hilgenberg graduated in Green. Trinity Roman Catholic Church. grandchildren and a great-grand- 1976 from University of Dayton, Services were held Wednesday Her husband, John J., died in child. Ohio, where he played football. at The Countryside Funeral 1989. A funeral Mnss was celebi-ated He was a former member of St. Home in Three Bridges, followed Surviving are a son, John Saturday at Holy Trinity Church. Bart's Softball League in Scotch by a funeral liturgy at St. Timothy of Wall; five daughters, Burial was in Fairvievv Cemetery. Plains and the Over 30 Elizabeth Ann Seton Roman Joanne Swan of Maplewood, Arrangements were by the Readington Men's Softball and Catholic Church, Three Bridges. Patricia Gorondy of Herndon, Gray Funeral Home. It is far easier for the family, if a family plot is arranged prior basketball leagues. Entombment was at St. Mr. HiSgenbergwas a coach for Gertrude's Cemetery, Colonia. to need. The considerate staff at Hillside Ccmclery will assist your Gym Rat and the Lady Gym Memorial contributions may Norman Chambliss, 57 selection, All lots ure in fully developed areas and include Dragon basketball leagues in be made to Immaculata Athletic perpetual care. Hillside Cementiiry, located on Woodland Avenue Hunterdon County, Readington Fund, c/o Immaculata High Westfield DPW supervisor in Scotch Plains, is a non-profit organization. Telephone 756-1729. Travel Soccer Club and the School, 240 Mountain Ave., WESTFIELD — Norman sons, Norman and Westfield Junior Baseball Regular Season Somerville, N.J. 08876; or (Flip) Chambliss, 57, died Aug. 1, Police Officer Baron; three daugh- leagues and the 9-12-year-old All Readington Junior Baseball 1997 at Overlook Hospital, ter, Dana, Kara and Lauren Star Travel Teams. He also par- League, c/o Ron Komar, 125 Summit. Chambliss-Hernandez; his par- ticipated with Flemington Falcon Pleasant Run Road, Flemington, Mr, Chambliss was supervisor ents, Mr. and Mrs. Norman L. and Hillsborough Junior Raider N.J. 08822. of the Westfield Department of Chambliss Sr.; brothers, Stanley Public Works where he worked Nettingham, David, Pierre, James Ausbin Smith for 33 years. Cephus and Charles Taylor Jr., He was a member of the and three grandchildren. Established 1886 Westfield Men's Softball League, Arrangements were by the ; Gospel singer; was 82 winning several league champi- Nesbitt Funeral Home, SCOTCH PLAINS — James His wife, Daisy B., is deceased. onships as a player and coach. Elizabeth. Services were held , Ausbin Smith, 82, a singer in Surviving are four daughters, Born in Scotch Plains, he was Tuesday at Cathedral Second ', gospel music ensembles for more Dolores "Be-Be" Kimble, Janice S. a resident of Westfield. Baptist Church, Perth Amboy. Union County ; than 60 years, died July 26,1997 Lee, Barbara A. Pittman and Surviving are his wife Gladys Interment was at Fairview '< at St. Barnabas Medical Center Jacqueline "Jackie" Bennett; two (Bunny) Hunt Chamblisa; two Cemetery, Westfield ' in Livingston, brothers, A.J. and Samuel Sr.; ; He began his career with the five sisters, Marion Evans, faces of 'Worship '• Modernaires and the Skylarks, Pauline Davis, Lucy Holcomb, Heinz T. Noz, 62 [ two groups based in Newark. Mr. Lilly Belle Allen and Annie Will ; Smith also sang with the Silver Jefferson; six grandchildren and Baker; a native of Germany ST. BERNARD'S i Echoes; the Golden Gates; the three great-grandchildren. SCOTCH PLAINS — Hein?. T. daughter, Susnnne Villa of SI Theresa's Church ; Pioneers; the Three Blind Boys of Funeral services were held Noz, 62, died July 31,1997 at his Middletown; his mother, Emma, 541 Washington Ave., Kenilworth CATHOLIC CHURCH ' Mississippi; and the Quintones, Saturday at the Greater Bethel home. He hnd been a baker with and a sister, Brigitte Dais, both of 36B Suinnor Avo 908-272-4444 Plninfield of Newark. Baptist Church, Newark, of Thiel's Bakery Shop in North Ludwigsburg; and three grand- Pastor: Rev. Joseph S. Bejgrowlcz which Mr. Smith was a member. Pastor, ttav. /osuph F. linrlmnv Mr. Smith was born in Georgia Plainfield from 1963-82 and children. Sunday Masses: Sat. 5:30 ptn ; and lived in Newark before mov- Burial was in Graceland Gourmet Dining Services in A memorial service was held 908-756-3393 Memorial Park, Kenilworth. Sun. 7:30 - 9:00 • 10:30 -12 noon • ing recently to Scotch Plains. In Cedar Grove since 1982. Sunday at the Woodside Chapel, Weekday Masses: 7-9 am SUNDAY MASKKS: • secular life he shaved leather with Arrangements were by the Mr. Noz was born in Fanwood, of which Mr. Noz was a .Saturday. r>:3() I'M [ the Seton Leather Co. of Newark Whigham Funeral Home in Ludwigsburg, Germany, and member. Miraculous Medal Novena Sunday; H:M), ihai) Si 11:31) AM ; prior to his 1980 retirement. Newark. lived in that town before moving Arrangements were by the Following 7:30 pm Mass WEEKDAY MASSES to Scotch Plains more than 40 Memorial Funeral Home in St. Judes Perpetual Novena Mon./WiHl./Frl: 7:0(1 AM & 0:0O AM Wednesdays at 12 noon B 7:30 pm Tiios./Tlmrs: H:Otl AM & 5:30 I'M years ago. He served in the Army, Fanwood. Memorial contribu- Silt unlay: 0:00 AM David G. Ewing, 75 Surviving are his wife, tions may be made to Center for Novena Holy Hour Elizabeth Burger Noz; a son, Hope Hoapice, 176 Hussa St., • Manufacturer's representative Edward of Antioch, Calif.; a Linden, N.J. 07036. Terrill Road ; SCOTCH PLAINS — David G. William B. of Glendale, Calif; two Baptist Church 'Ewing, 75, died Aug, 1, 1997 at sisters, Rachel E. Parsons of •OfML CHAML ' Columbia Audubon Hospital in Torrance, Calif, and Miriam E, George R Fleagle, 68 Newark Ave. & 23rd St., Kenilworth |1340TcrrM Rd. Scotch l'lalns| ! Louisville, Ky. He had been a Jensen of Glendale; and six 908-272-6131 322-7151 ; manufacturer's representative grandchildren. Personnel worker; once of Fanwood Sunday Services: Ret: Michael Seaman. Pastor i for a number of automobile A memorial service will be 7 Urn - Ftmly Mb Htw and SUNDAY FANWOOD — George P. Fleagle Guns of Scotch Plains; 4:00 pm • EvMing Swwim l c | equipment companies. p.m. tomorrow in the ?' f y % )A i am Sumliiy School • Mr. Ewing was born in Fleagle, 68, died July 18, 1997 at and four grandchildren. * 7 1 1:0() ;tm i\foniiii|4 Worship Renaissance Building at the Martha Jefferson .Hospital in A memorial service was held y, 7:30 pm • Priyir mt lUt SMy ' Westfield and lived in Scotch Calvary Tabernacle, 1155 E. fri*y,7:0Opn-Y«ithM»t!«| 6:15 pm Church Training Charlotteaville, Va. A longtime July 23 in Locust Grove, 7:15 pin Kvfiiiiifi Worship , Plains before moving to Jersey St., Elizabeth. FMWlCM*'y| d ; Louisville in 1994. He served in Memorial contributions may personnel worker, he helped Memorial contributions may be WEDNESDAY the Army during World War II be made to Triumphant develop literacy programs for made to the oncology department 7-l:Mpm(6rMltidmlA««) 7: Christopher Halverson and David Heilman of Fanwood have been named to the dean's list at the Jersey City State College for the 1997 spring semester. * * * Kathy Cowan, daughter of Michael and Peggy Cowan of ART LESSONS CHILD CARE CHILD CARE CHILD CARE Fanwood, has been named to the dean's list at the University of FEATHERBED LANE Notre Dame for the 1997 spring Live-In Child Care SCHOOL semester. Carefully screened, English-speaking * * * Private- au pairs with child-care experience - Private School - and driving ability. REGISTER NOW! Joshua Bernstein of Scotch Kindergarten - 6th Grade Plains was named to the head of Experienced, About S22C per week fl lor up to 45 hours of Nursery School • 2 1/2 to 4 yrs the school's list at George School Extended Hours Available ,- ; .B.A.-p live-in care. for the third term, 1996-97. ;: . fjlajor in Occupational •Local coordinators Hot Lunches <£^mg vw a Ybur£ * * * provide year-long Large Play Area ^— •—-^ Rachel M. Doebber, Emily elow Average I.Q., support. Snacks muni L. Faraldo and Kara J. .R.Hsi l^irs.D., Cancer. Arthritis, Blind, Others AuPalr Hontestay USA Ira Morreale of Scotch Plains have Fully Certified ,oo*n« MEHBEH,.M0RRtS COUNTY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 8()0-47>J-O * * •* Named to the 1996-97 fourth marking period honor roll at The Wardlaw-Hartridge School in Union Communities Edison were: Ashley Kent, Stefanie Formiin, Isaac Kramer, Kate Duddy, Whitney Kent, Nolan Directory Sullivan of Westfield; Sona Patel, Meggie Kaplan; For Information on Samantha Schackman, Eric Rosenberg, Brian Fraser, Advertising In this Directory Benjamin Friedland of Scotch Plains. , • * *- * . • Donald Sidun of Scotch; Call 1 -800-559-9495 Plains was one of three eighth-- ••••>• •;''."• graders at The Wardlaw-; Hurtridge School commencement ceremonies to receive the Liiirv PLUMBING ROOFING Award given to students who! DRIVEWAYS FLOORING have contributed the most to atS-; letics throughout the year, through outstanding athletic; MARSHA'S MAIDS KEAN D.S. 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Commercial Cleaning Pa'i Esliiumcs I'lillv Itismvil Union County College and nurs- Strrvitig tlnjpn C'tiuiity ami VUihiiy Discounts for A FREE Eirinwte Gill •CAIJ. 7 MYS A WMK" (908) 276-8677 ing school diplomas: Gayle • (908) 654-6826 789-9508 6«7-(lftl4 Becson, Marie Broadhead, 201-817-9207 Union County • 732-873-9376 * Susan Campbell, Kathleen Harrington, Ursula Harry, Lnui'n Heinbach, Leigh DECK P0WERWASHING DRIVEWAYS GUTTERS PLUMBING TREE EXPERTS Bnker, Diane Nauhauser, Muhlenberg Regional Medical RESIDENTIAL Center School of Nursing. COMMERCIAL GUTTERS & CHAPMAN BROS. 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If "dynamite" weren't so ed expressions of the ensemble. images and Tommy's sudden ggyorusetl in reviews, that's how I Alison Byrne plays a mild- emergence from his shell. *would describe The Who's mannered Mrs. Walker, pliable to As a director, Pelino shines in mTom/ny, u musical that draws its the point it defies credibility. Her this play. Sending the cast into SSirength from the traditionally quick marriage and affair are the audience as he does draws parts of theater: cos- believable, but her unquestioning them into the action again and •i, lighting, music and chore- return to her husband when he again, If that isn't enough, the returns and kills her lover is too ensemble also throws paper air- Winner of five Tony Awards, much to swallow without any planes into the audience, singles Who's 'Tommy has already hint of resentment or coercion. out audience members during i the trip from Broadway to The ensemble in played by some songs, and makes the finale ocal productions. One of its first about 20 performers who contin- a direct address. Sstops on its way through subur- ually change costumes during The bnnd, composed of Liam 'ban America is Villagers Theatre the play, becoming at times doc- DeMasi, Jeff Rabin, Mike Askin, in Somerset, where it opened tors, choir members and fans of Jay Buchanan and Jeremy *Aug. 1 to a packed auditorium. Tommy the pinbal I wizard. The Kirach, also does a sound job with •*•* The musical, a rock opera real- ensemble never seems to slow The Who's music. Although I ty, tells the story of Tommy down, lot alone stop. They hop, have never been a fan of The jjjfl/alker, the son of a British cou- move in circles, dance and even Who, the performance swept me jjftle in the 1940s, Tommy's father flip cartwheels around the with- up immediately into the spirit of Jjjj captured during World War II drawn Tommy. the production. us an RAF pilot and, when hn This frenetic action, directed While it doea have a few flaws, "returns, kills the man his wife by Pelino, combined with Doug Village Theatre'o Tfic Who's hns fallen in love with during his Stober and Alun Lwine's video Tommy more than amends them absence. The resulting trauma projections and their use of light- with the production's otherwise pushes Tommy into an autistic ing to present u visual treat that high quality. Whether you've aboil thfit ho remains in for about defies description. seen it as a motion picture, on \6 yearn, when he emerges and The chief problem in the pro- Broadway or not at all, you're ijecomes an overnight aensation duction, really — really, the only bound to enjoy yourself. its a "pinbal! wizard." one worth noting — is the diffi- "The Who's 'Pommy" is playing i Wall, the story is a little surre- culty in understanding song ut Villagers Theatre, 475 DeMott PHOTO BY STEVE GOODMAN PHOTOGRAPHY al, but it's still a great way to lyrics, The Who's 'ihmmy is a rock Lane, Somerset Fridays, Satur- James Lopez and Rob Pinter relate Captain Walker's (Paul Fioiek) capture during World War II In Ttw Who's pass tho evening. opera, which can make it hard to days and Sundays through Aug. Tommy at Villagers Theater In Somerset. . * Playing the title rolo of Tommy understand when the music occa- 25, Tickets range from $15-$17 are Teddy Alvnro as the youn|£ sionally overpowers tho singers. depending on day. For more infor- Tommy and Jason Fiorello as the While this was not usually a mation, call the theater at (732) narrator/older Tommy. Alvaro problem, J found Alison Byrne's 873-2710, plays nn especially convincing Tommy, fallowing himself to bis pushed, dragged, rolled and pulled across the stage without showing any reaction at all. Director Nick Pelino •Jr. puts the two actors to good use, bring- ing them onto stage at the same time at several points to show tho deepening isolation of Tommy's psyche. The two interact tenderly, n sharp contrast to the often hos- tile world outside, embodied by itibnimy's abusive cousin Kevin and sexually predatory undo Ernie. Captain Walker, Tommy's father, is plnyed by Paul Fioiek. Although Ins Walker gets off to a .,gpo sion. 14. 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Reformed Church, 21 S, (908)769-5860 Open during library hours. OF FINE ART • Second Ava.. Highland Park Hyperactive, Aug. 14. New paintings by Duane Hoover, to Aug. 8 Chambers St., Princeton ! (609)443-8686 STRESS FACTORY 30. (609)921-1142; | For September cabaret concert, "An 90 Church St., New Brunswick 1860 HOUSE www.wmgallery.com • Evening with Fred Waring." Auditions Aug. (732)546-4242 124 Montgomery Rd., Skillman II a.m.-6 p.m. Thursday-Saturday \14 by appointment only. Beginners wel- Vic DiBetto, Aug. 7-9. (609) 921-3272 through Aug. 9. Open by appointment ; come; residency not required. Angel Salazar. Aug. IS, 16. 9 a.m,-5 p.m. Tuesday-Thursday; 10 a.m.- only Aug. 10-30. Choreographer also needed. 2 p.m. Saturday. Art in "Nature and Cyberspace," to Aug. "In Search Of..." (multimedia), to Sept. 6, 30. MAIN STREET GALLERY AND FRAME COMPANY Montgomery Center Route 206, Skillman Stipe LAMERICA (ITALY, 1995) (609) 683-8092 CLUB BENE 7 p.m. Tuesday, Aug, 12; New Open during store hours. ! Route 35, Sayreville Brunswick Public Library ' Works from The Jersey Shore" by Jane (732)727-3000; (732)745-5108 <- •• Geayer, to Aug. 20. NOW PLAYING i www.clubben9.com 7:30 pm Wednesday, r NEW JERSEY CENTER CENTURY PRODUCTIONS \ George Howard, Aug, 8. Aug, 13; Highland Park FOR VISUAL ARTS Hunterdon County Courthouse Dom Irrera, Aug. 9. Public Library 68 Elm St., Summit Main St., Remington ' Angela Boflll, Aug. 15. (732) 572-2750 (908)273-9121 (908)782-2610 * Bruce Cockburn, Aug. 16. Yuppies cross the Adriatic to hit It big In 10 a.m.-5 p.m. and 7-9 p.m. Monday- Lindbergh and Heupimann: The Trial of < Elvis Presley tribute, Aug. 17, Albania after the fall of the Communists, Friday; noon-4 p.m. Saturday; 2-4 p.m. the Century, re-enactment of 1932 mur- • CONNIES Free admission. Sunday, Free admission. der trial. 8 p.m. Aug. 6, 9,15,16; 2 p.m. Route 35, Sayreville LEAVE IT TO BEAVER Union County juried show, Palmer Aug. 10,17. Admission $18. : (732)721-6223 (America, 1997) Gallery, to Aug. 17. CIRCLE PLAYERS Bill Turner & Blue Smoke, Thursday. 10:30 am Sunday, Aug, 17 \ Sculpture by Peter Reglnato, outdoors, to 416 Victoria Ava,, Plscataway THE CORNERSTONE Movie City 6 Sept. 30. (732) 968-7555 25 New St., Motuchen 1665 Oak Tree Rd., Edison NORTH PLAINFIELD You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown, pius ; (732) 549-5306 (732) 494-3232 MEMORIAL LIBRARY Unus, Lucy, Snoopy and the rest of the I Harry Skolar Quartet, Aug, 8. Pre-release screening of the latest movie 6 Rockview Ave. "Peanuts" crew. 8 p.m. Aug, 7, 8,14,15; 3 ; Mike Hashlm Quartet, Aug. 9. and 6 p.m. Aug. 9,10,16,17. Admission based on a television series o) old. North Plainfield • Mark Shane Trio, Aug. 13. $10. Admission $6 in advance, $7 at the door. (908) 755-7909 ; Jill McCarran Quartet, Aug. 15. THE MONSTER (ITALY, IMS) Open during library hours. HUNTERDON HILLS ' Nick Sassone Quartet, Aug. 16. 2 and 7:30 p.m. Aug. 11 Postcards from the Anita Koslnskl collec- PLAYHOUSE ! COURTTAVERN Metuchen Public Library tion, to Aug. 30. Route 173, Hampton ! 124 Church St. 480 Middlesex Ave., Metuchen PALMYRA GALLERY (800)447-7313 New Brunswick Broadway Sally, area premiere of musi- (732) 632-B526 22 Hamilton St, i (732) 545-7265 No, not a prequel to "The Lost World- cal. To Aug. 30. Group rates available; call ' Murder One, Firstborn, Broken Window, Bound Brook for showtlmes and prices. Jurassic Park," but a comedy about serial (732) 302-0515 ! Aug. 8. killers. Free admission. N.J. REPERTORY THEATRE 1 Open during cafe hours. Shee Collective (all-woman), Aug. 9. Middlesex County Vo-Tech "Forward" paintings from Ellen Sherman- > Ike Willis (Frank Zappa tribute), Aug. 15. 112 Rues Lane Zlnn, to Sept, 5. Reception 7-10 p.m, Aug. ; Untamad Youth, Trie Swingln' East Brunswick PHOTO BY JAMES BLAND 1 9. Neckbreakers. The Insomniacs, Aug. 16. (732)821-6644 PRINTMAKINQ COUNCIL Pal Boyack and the Crawl will perform Saturday it Bourbon Street CM*w •CROSSROADS The Wizard of Oz, all-children production OF NEW JERSEY in TtM Old Bay Restaurant, 61-63 Church StrMt, Ntw Brunswick- fof | 78 North Ave,, Garwood of the alt-time classic. 7:30 p.m. Aug, 7, 8; more Information, call 240-3111. ; • (908) 232-5666 440 River Rd., North Branch 1:30 and 7:30 p.m. Aug. 9. Admission $6, BARR0N ARTS CENTER p.m. Aug. 10. Admission $4. •• . Open Jazz Jam, Tuesday. (908)72S-2110 OFF-BROADSTREET THEATRE Route 514, Neshanic 582 Railway Ave., Woodbridge VILLAGERSTHEATERE \ B.B. & Friends, Wednesday. 11 a,m,-4 p,m. Wednesday-Friday, 1-4 5 S. Greenwood Ave. (908) 369-7469 (732)634-0413 Little Shop of Honors, musical adapted 475 DeMott Lane, Somerset The Fins, Aug. 8. p.m. Saturday. Free admission. 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Lake St., South Plainfield , 1288 Route 22, Bridgewater (732) 249-6971 PLAYS-IN-THE-PARK Works by Elia Dlma and Susan (908)561-4416 (908)725-1500 9:30 am.-6p.m.Monday,Tuesday, Roosevelt Park McKlnley, to Aug, 8. The Wizard of Oz, student production of COMING UP ; Gladys Richards (piano), brunch Sunday. Wednesday, Friday; 9:30 a,m.-8 p.m. Route 1, Edison SWAIN GALLERIES the all-time classic. 7:30 p.m. Aug. 7-9; OMICRON THEATRE '2ndTime Around, Wednesday. Thursday; 10 a,m.-5 p.m. Saturday. (732) 548-2884 1:30 p.m. Aug. 10, Adults $8; senior citi- PRODUCTIONS ' Willie Lynch Trio (Irish), Thursday. Paintings by Lora Shelley, to Aug. 30. 703 Watchung Ave., Plainfield The Music Man, Meredith Willson'a musl- zens and students $5. Marriott Hotel Zaire, Aug, 8. BERNARDS TOWNSHIP LIBRARY (908)756-1707 • cal about the good people of River City, TEMPLE EMANU-EL 110 Davidson Ave., Somerset Alternate Sides, Aug, 15, 32 S. 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Not a bad average, but caught on the base paths only especially during the After a few frustrating Hammonds has actually been on once. season, but it's safe to moments late last week in scrim- a mini-slide at the plate as of Swiping bases isn't York Giants' quarter- mage play, it looks like the late. He went on n tear in early Baltimore's strong suit. Brady Dave Brown played pretty Brown-Fassel era got off to a July and saw his average climb to Anderson (13 steals in 22 Jin his debut under Head pleasant start. the high 290's. But a slow stretch attempts) is the only other Oriole h Jim Fassel Saturday in But, of course, we won't offi- later in the month has seen his in double figures in steals, and as JDiants' preseason opener cially find out out how much numbers drop recently. a team, the O's have just 49 the Baltimore Ravens. Brown will thrive in Fassel's new However, overall, Hammonds, thefts, 11th in the American went 11 for 17 for 119 system until the Giants season whose name was tossed around a League. in the Giants' 21-20 victo- opener Aug. 31 against the little in trade talks before the Baltimore was 30 games over e Westfield native played Eagles. July 31 deadline, has produced .500 (69-39) a8 of Tuesday, six it of the first half before giv- The Giants preseason prepa- mightily for the first-place games in front of the Yankees, to backup Danny Kanell, ration continues Saturday at 8 Orioles. and there is no doubt Hammonds »3ew a 42-yard third-quar- p.m. when they host His biggest impact mny be felt is happy to be along for the ride. •«touchdown strike to Cory Jacksonville. Brown is expected in the power department. Along But Hammonds is not just a '* *ider for the Giants only TD to get the start. with his .282 average entering silent passenger. night. the week, Hammonds had 16 The Orioles may have their d Daluiso kicked four field HAMMONDS STANDING home runs and 42 runs batted in. best shot at winning the World including the eventual TALL He ranks third on the team in Series in years and the young r yfith X:57 remnin- Scotch Plains native Jeffrey long balls, and of his 85 hits, 17 outfielder from Scotch Plains is the fourth quarter. Hammonds, starting outfielder have gone for doubles. already playing a key role in did a fine job reading for the Baltimore Orioles, was Hammonds has also shown a their championship run. ADI LT SOI THAU ST. BARTS MEN'S Matt Vastano added two hits PHOTO BY GEORGE PACCIELLO SOFTBALL apiece. St. Joseph 19, St. Jude 9 — Pulling his weight RESULTS "Big Ed" Marchelitis and Kevin St. Michael edged St. Anne McNamara led St. Joseph with Nicholas Clark (top) of Westfleld has the upperhand against 13-11 behind three hits each by three hits each and Tom Maher Edison's Danny Carto In the 215-pound match at a recent open Nick Troiano and Mike "Walter" helped out with five RBI, wrestling tournaimnt at J.P. Stevens High School. Several age Brennan. Mark DiFrancesco, Bill "Big groups ware represented In the all-day affair In Edison. Gerry Riepe, Jeff Fried lander, Bad" Wolff, John "Sparky" Chris Reitners, "Jersey" Joe Esposito, Jim Airey, Gary "Jose" Romash and Mike Michaelisin Cardinale, Matt Hoelzel and chipped in with two hits for St. Lnrry Szenyi chipped in with two Michael. hits for the winners. Double the effort St. Anne sluggers Doni Charlie Laskowski paced St. Valenzano and Chuck Krajcsik Jude with four hits and four RBI belted three hits apiece and and Glen "Another brick in the" Coxson twins are dedicated swimmers Randy Grizzard, Floyd Roberts Walz nnd Fran Celardo con- Swimming is an all your team, Abby, n cntchur, only and "Fabulous" Fred Schwager tributed two hits each. round, six days a week, sport for batted over .600 nnd Jesso, mi contributed two hits each. St. Joseph IS, St. Lawrence the Coxson twins, Abboy nnd outfielder, hit n mom .580. St. Thomas 14, St. Peter 4 — 11 — St. Joseph was led by slug- Jesse, sophomores at Westfiold "My sister nnd f nro very Gerry "Human" Rites, Don ger Hoelzel, who belted n grand High School. close," said Abboy. "We support Rowbotham and Joe "Here come slam home run, und the two-hit They're both members of the each other nnd have fun togeth- da" Judge had two hits each for performances of DiFrancesco, school's girl's varsity awim team er." St. Peter in a losing effort, Mnher and Kevin McNamara. as well as the Scarlet Aquatic Jesso ndded, "Wo both hope to mi Darryl "Danny Boy" Eaton, Shea finished with three hits Club nt Rutgers University, the continue swimming at tho college Lee DiDonato and Marty for St. Lawrence, while team- top Bwim team in New Jersey. level. In the meantime, wo wnnt Bernstein led the St. Thomas mate Tom Streniero udded two The Coxson twins nro bnaiciil- to do our best for Wnstfiolcl High." rout with three hits apiece, while hits. ly freestyle swimmers, but they Tom "Mnngoo" McGall, Bob St. Louis 20, St. Patrick IS rarely compote ngninst ouch SP-P PAL NEWS ; Veeck, Stevo Miknnsky and Jack — Tom Ulichny starred for St. other. Abby swims the longer The Scotch Pliiins-l'Vmwuod Quinn "the Eskimo" added two Louis, racking up five hits and freestyle events, while Jesse con- Police Athletic IjenguQ (PAL) hijs hits each. five RBI, cent rate H on the middle distance offered nnd is currcnlty olfcringft St. Lawrence 22, St. Paul 17 eventB. number of summer programs for — Pacing St. Lawrence were LEAGUE STANDINGS Last season, Jesse led the local boys and girls, including PHOTO BY GEORGE PACCIELLO Steve Pietruclm and Joe Shea (through July 25) Westfiold girl's team in points girl's Softball, golf, Imsclnill and u f'St. Paul pltchar Bill Relchie gets ready to deliver during a recent "Stadium", both of whom laced scored and Abbey was a close sec- football clinic for tho upcoming [ igame agalntt St. Patrick In St. Bart's Men'e Softball action. three hits. Angels Division ond. They helped lead the team to fall football season. Dave Hagan chipped in with St. Joseph —12-4 the Union County championship. Brian Mnhoney i.s tin; PAL two hits and seven runs batted in St. Paul — 7-6 They also participated on President. Other officers are Jim for St. Lawrence and Steve St. Patrick — 7-9 Westfield's 200-yard freestyle Cassidy, Vice Provident, Russell Magnottn, Tom Sherwin and Ed St. Peter — 6-8 county championship relay team Yonger, Secretary, Murk Zylci, portsChannel rejects "How do you do Mrs." Wiley St. Anne — 4-10 and both qualified for the state Treasurer, and Suzanne added a pair of hits each. Meet of Champions. Mnhotmy, Director <»f tho clitwir- Nick Bartattucci powered the Saints Division Swimming for the Scarlet londing program. St. Paul attack with four hits. St. Thomas — 12-2 Aquatic Club, the Coxaon twins The girl's Bofthiill program tmcast's latest offer Bob Elmi, Steve "Sum the Sham St. Michael — 8-7 helped the team win tho New was new this year. There are (bur Fallowing several months of ed that we have been unable to and the" Ferro and Paul Nudolny St. Jude — 7-7 Jersey Junior Olympics and both teams for girls undor-lfi, under- ogotintions, Comcast Cahle- reach an agreement with had three hits for St. Paul, while St. Louis — 7-8 qualified for the NJ Zone team, 12 and under-10. All teams com- s(J>n announced Monday that Sportschannel to provide our cus- Tom Engleman (four RBI) und St. Lawrence —3-12 which competes against teams peted in tho Invitational Softball flJirtsChanne! has rejected the tomers with added Mets games," from other states, League, with homo games played ^"^•••oecj Voriec4300 V-6 eng. 8eyl. 4 cpd aulo trans w/OD, pwr strnyrtjrks, AIR, A<1(sedan, 1.6 Long, 4cyt, Sspdautotrona, pwr alrng/brks, AMIFM sloreo-cass w/CO player, pwr wintWocks/mirr, till, olec spd cnlri, AIR, AM/FM Btoreo-casB, Inl wlp, r dof, cloth/vinyl bckt Birng/brka, AIR, AM/FM aloroo, IJ/B ml MODELI Route 28 • Bound Brook • (732) 356-2460 [Hit 9 - Off Rt. 287 North or Rt. 287 Smith Record-Press August 8, 1997 Masino, Bridgeman shine at SPORTSCENE WESTFIELD TENNIS 16. Logan/Logan course and clubhouse. ASSOCIATION 17. Thomsen/Thomsen Registration will be taken on a The following lists the 1997 18. Coleman/Coleman first-come, first-served basis at Tournament of Champions mixed doubles ladder in the 19. Panagos/Panagos the Scotch Plains Recreation Westfield Tennis Association. 20. yiach/VJach Office Aug. 11-Sept. 5. A maxi- T Tracy-Lynn Masino of day of competition. Bowlers, golfers and tennis Rankings are through Aug, 3. mum of 88 golfers, 44 in each Westfield won a $500 bowling By the time the final day of players from six states and the 1. Boyle/Karp SCOTCH HILLS shotgun, will be accepted. scholarship at the New Jersey action came to an end, Masino District of Columbia will com- 2. Robins/Robins TOURNEY SET Golfers may register as indi- Tournament of Champions held was still on top, beating girls in pete in the regional. 3. Karnish/Aliche The third annual viduals or in groups up to four.. at the Tamiment Resort in both the junior and senior divi- Masino and Bridgeman were 4. Page/Augis "Improvement to Historic Scotch The cost of the tournament is_ Pennsylvania from July 20-22. sion. both sponsored by the 5. Mitchell/Mitchell Hills" golf tournament has been $100 and includes golf, cart, lun; This annual tournament is Scott Bridgeman, also of Mountainside Elks Lodge, 6. Bender/Bender scheduled for Saturday, Sept. 21, cheon, giveaways and prizes. (Sponsored and hosted by the Westfleld, placed second in the which will again sponsor them 7. Sharpe/Sharpe with a rain date of Sunday, Sept. In conjunction with the tourr ;New Jersey ' State Elks Boys Junior Division in bowling at Seven Springs along with the 8. Goldberg/Hanas 22. The tournament will be held nament, the Fanwood-ScotcH Association, which runs three and was awarded a plaque. NJ State Elks association, 9. Hudelson/Gazdak at the Scotch Hills Country Club. Plains Rotary Club is sponsoring consecutive tournaments in Both Masino and Bridgeman Masino and Bridgeman are 10. Clevenger/Clevenger An 8 a.m. or 2 p.m. shotgun is a 50/50 raffle. Tickets may be bowling, golf and tennis. earned the privilege of being co-captains on the Westfield 11. Bernstein/Bernstein available. obtained from committee mem- Musino competed in the able to compete in the regional High School varsity bowling 12. Myers/Darmanin The tournament is being spon- bers, the Scotch Plains Senior Girls division and was on Aug. 10-12 at Seven Springs team. Both will be seniors in 13. Aquila/Rainville sored by the Friends of SHCC, Recreation Office, Scotch Hills Resort in Champion, Pa. September. 14. Thomson/Klingelhofer which was founded to restore and Country Club or raffle Chairman, first overall after the opening 15. Drittel/Drittel make major improvements to the Robert Kraus at 322-6200. YOUTH SPORTS AUTO SERVICES FINE SEASON FOR WEST- Only four matches are left but FIELD 10'S a lot of time remains for players; The Westfield 10-year-old to challenge for higher positions traveling baseball team enjoyed on the ladder. - DIRECTORY an accomplished season this The season-ending tourna- summer. After a disappointing ment and party will be held Aug. season on the 9-year-old team a 14 from 11 a.m.-4 p.m. Former' year ago, The Westfield 10's members are invited to come and BODY ART regrouped this year to post a .500 join the fun. In the event of rain,' finish. the party will be held Aug. 15. • - They ended with a 6-6 record, The Plainfield Tournament, S»G BODY HRT| TO competing in the Milburn with all participating Town Complete Auto Body Repair . League."It was a vast improve- Tennis teams competing, is set | State of the Art Color Matching System | Advertise ment over last year," said for Aug. 19 at 8:30 a.m. in Body & Fender Unlbody & Frame I Westfield 10's coach Layne Oliff. Plainfield. I "It was a good season and the Glass Replacement J call | Porche • BMW • Mercedes • Lexus * kids worked well as a team. SP REC. HOSTS OLYMPIAN | • Acura • Jaguar • All Makes | Hopefully we're building a strong Youngsters attending Scotch ! Concours, Corvette & Muscle Car Restoration | program for the future." Plains' Brook side, Farley and Jl Towing Service Available \u The Westfleld 10-year-old Traveling baseball team Includes, bottom row, Green Forest parks were recent- M 415 Cleveland flve., Plalnlleld.NJ «\ Michael Ollff, Max Heltner, Sam Kramer, Tomy DelDuca, Connor SPF YOUTH TENNIS ly treated to a demonstration of * 908 755-7400 (800) 39CRASH Drive a Little Save A Lot... 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Lincoln says standard Navigator; a sound system sion of the Ford Motor clearance is a rather high unique to the Navigator and TCo. is sailing into rela- 8.64 inches. a four-year or 50,000-mile tively uncharted waters with warranty. ; the introduction of its new Not much has been spared 1998 Navigator - a full-sized • Special tires and shock luxury sport-utility vehicle absorbers were developed in an avalanche of upgrades that the division hopes will especially for the Navigator. on the Navigator. fill the needs of those who • Cosmetically, the Naviga- Well, how does it drive? want something new and dif- tor has what Lincoln terms a Quite well, thank you. When ferent in such a vehicle. "turbine-vane" grille; above approaching the car, many and behind is a special hood, will feel they should get Lincoln, with its first entry and the grille is flanked by ready for an assault on the in this market, is reaching special, rather glossy reflec- summit. But entry and exit out to grasp a new segment of tor headlamps. All of this is are eased by the running customers and is betting board (which could be wider, there are many folks out bundled into a package that there who want to combine includes front fenders and by the way) and multiple luxury with flexibility. bumpers that all flow togeth- grab handles. And, an additional bet is er. Along the sides are illu- Seating is comfortable in that the Navigator will minated running boards; a those chairs, with folding appeal to a younger and distinctive liftgate is in the armrests, wealthier group of buyers rear, outlined by distinctive The Navigator proved to —than current Lincoln cars. taillamps. have a good on-center feel oh Therefore, meet the Navi- the highway and it also ;; gator, a big and brawny beast There is a lot of mass and showed rather amazing agili- ':• that fuses an abundance of you may or may not like it. ty in getting in and out of Your choice. tight parking spaces. The luxury throughout its 5,557 Lincoln's mw entry In the sport utility Held, the 1998 Navigator features a four-speed automatic transmission pounds of steel and leather. But it is in the Navigator's ride was excellent and the with a 5.4-1Ker V-8 wtd Is available In either two-wheel or four-wheel-drive eonflguratlon. The Navigator combines interior that the designers interior was grave quiet. ' You ask, "But isn't it sim- luxury with sport utility capabilities. ply an upscale clone car of held court. m the Ford Expedition?" No. clone cars. ferences: suspension, keeping the vehi- The entire interior is spe- ""Not really. Lincoln isn't just But this new Lincoln is dif- cle level whether lightly cial to the Navigator and has HIGHBEAMS. Fabrication, "going after the competition ferent. • Designers had a strong loaded or when towing an many features not available comfort, ride and, consider- ,„ ,from other manufacturers; it In addition to multiple focus on providing a quieter 8,000-pound trailer. on the luxury Expedition ing its size, handling. 'also wants to snag potential sheet-metal changes on the sound isolation package. And, incidentally, that air models: quad leather cap- J;; buyers from the Ford store exterior - Lincoln says only Additional sound erasers are suspension system allows the tain's chairs, two in front, LOWBEAMS: Front-seat ^ down the street. Call it intra- the roof segment is common found on the floor, in the pil- vehicle to "kneel down," like two in the middle and a controls can snag loose cloth- mural competition. with the Expedition - the lars, throughout the dash- a steel camel, for one inch bench seat in the rear (both ing when exiting vehicle, '';!' It's doing this by offering a Navigator has many addition- board and instrument-panel after the engine has been front seats are six-way power which would anger someone clone vehicle that isn't a al design changes, alter- areas and in the engine com- turned off for easier exit- controlled); memory seats who just wrote the check for "', clone. In the past the divi- ations and offerings that partment. entry. and mirrors; a tulip wood the Navigator. And some sim- .:.. sion's Mercury products aren't available on the Ford • The 4WD models (a 2WD Plus, when the vehicle is steering wheel with redun- ply won't be attracted to the ;; often bore trifling changes Expedition. model is available) have a in low-range 4WD and below dant climate and audio con- Navigator because of its size and upgrades from the Ford A brief outline of the dif- four-corner, road-leveling 25 mph, the suspension rais- trols; real burl walnut and mass. Too much, too big. 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'92 ACCLAIM S49S Plymouth 4-Dr, 4-Cyl Eng, Aulo Trans, Pwr CLEANEST LATE-MODEL NEW 1997 TOYOTA Steering & Brakes, Air Cond, Burgundy & Morel Original MSRP '20,358! V!N#VZ28189fy67387MI Ex Condi '89 CAMRY •4995 _.. _. Automatic Trans, Power 4-WH. DRIVES! PICK-UP! Toyota 4-Df, 4-Cyl Enj Steering & Brakes, Air Cond, Rear Defog. AM/ 25% OFF MSRP! '91 ISUZU TROOPER XS 4X4, PER FM Stereo Cassette & Morel VIN#K3340732V r \ 120200MI Ex Condi Hyundai Accent '95 HUMMER WAGON 4X4 4-Door Model MONTH '89 CAMRY DX WAOON *949S •Auto *Air Cond '89 TOYOTA 4RUNNER 4X4 CASH DOWN GENUINE CREDIT OK BY PHONE TOYOTA PARTS & FILTER Up lo Fin IT.. WHILE YOU WAIT! QIB of Ottj WHII I YOU WAIT *Old Credit Problems? »Now Job? UNCONDITIONAL 45 DAK USED CAR •Wo Prior Credit History? 'Retired? SALE HOURS: Mon - Fit -•New to the Area? * Recent Grad? SATISFACTION 9AM-BPM, Sat 9AM-0PM GUARANTEE CLOSBTOYOU: Just minutes J»Bankruptcy?* First Time Buyer? awny...takea Mo out tonlghtl f*Divorced? Call now, drive tonlte! fw •. 11 •. i vi Sr "}hln Fspaftol illflllllllHl TOYOTA • HYUNDAI • HUMMER Nos l.i'uttos Portugues NOII- >'iitor Francait 1-800-NEED-LOAN ROUTE 202, FLEMINGTON, NEWJERSEY'1-800-TOYOTA-6 (1-800-869-6826) • CALL WITH ANY AUTO QUESTION(908) 788-5700 (1 B00-633-3562)24-HOURS « 7 DAYS! m down, Total of pymiil $2023$20,2366 . All lcar s solldd al l outletlt prlnt l s Mrtinptuportit n ddealer lfinancing fii ththrough primarh i y lendeldr approvalr ; quallliel qualllied buyerd byers onlys onl. Ay dA offerd offers mas may noy nolfie lfie combined combine. Autd Auto Outieo Outiel will will issul issue Temporare Temporary Plaley Plales osn oIhne Ih spole spo. All l Alvehiclel vehicles ins slock at prra **llinc h-j(( s»b|w,bi i to pr.« -.alle so shohp pjririy and saves!! Record-Press August 8, 1997* B-4 Employmetil Fuli Time 24Q, Enulovmsfit Full Time 240 Emplowient Full Time 240 [mpbunenl Full Time 240 EmploymBni Full Time 240 Employment Full Time 240 DRIVERS. ..Hiring Tractor CARPENTER/MAINT. Child Care A+NANNY JOBS CLERICAUBOOKKEEP E R DEMONSTRATORS - Greal /Traiier Drivers. New Terminal ADMIN ASSISTANT- Very Seeking mechanically inciined Matura, responsible person (or Second Income Set your own Carlisle, Pennsylvania, Ex- busy Union Co Vet hospital Individual with good knowl- Up to$425 F/T • $8-S12/fir PT Exp & DL, refs reqd, NO FEE clerical bookkeeping tuli time nours Christmas Around The cellent Pay & Benefits, Consis- * looking (or exp'd Admin Assl edge of tools and related position, knowledge of com- World Gifts. Free training & who will handle duties related Choice Care • 908-232-CAHE COLLEGE tent Miles, Home Often. Rider equip. |o assist service con- puters, good w/figures. Pleass materials No cash investment. Programs. Job Stability, Swift' to patient contact. Knowledge tractor in interior mainl/repair. of small animal medicine term. »CHfLDCARE-Work in your send resume to: P.O. Box 769, GRADS Free catalog avail. No obliga- Transporation Valid NJ Driver's Lie. Req. Short Hills, NJ 07O78. Attn: tion:; Call Kathy, & conditions a plus. PT/FT, Ex- BO8-317-8093 own home- Apply at Monday cell start salary & bnlls pkge. Morning Inc. 90B-66B-4884 ASex. Recent college grads sought 908-322-7567 or DRIVERS-OTR ADVANCE FEU resume to 908-964-3543 CARPENTRY (General) (Of service corps assisting 1 •800-567-21J.1; YOUR FLATBED CAREER Position lor responsible person CHILOCARE NANNY Needed people in need in North and WITH ADS! Phone Apps. Ap-^ wilh professional image for a F/T or P/T ASAP. Car & exp CLERICAL Central NJ. As as DENTALASST proved in 2 Hours! $1,000 ASSISTANT MGR-FT/PT growing Home Improvement Sales Support F/T. Excellent AmeriCorps member, be __ reqd. » 908-754-8161 * For Cranford office. Some Sign-On Bonus and More! CafT CHOOL & COLLEG wilh Westfield Symphony Or- Co. Must have transportation. opportunity with growing part ol the domestic Peace Today! 800-646-3438 Ext.? . Call 908-233-2225. front desk required. Experi- chestra. Excellent written CHILDCARE-Nanny for 6 mo Cranford branch office of es- Corps and earn a generous 1018 Owner Operators Weh /people skills. Computer liter- CHILD CARE/Housekeeper tablished Union County Siving allowance, health ence necessary. come!. •.* old twins & 3 yr old in Westiield, 903-709:308? acy required to assist in all Live-in for 1 school aged child, 3/4 days 8arn-6pm, rels reqd. Realtor. Good customer benefits & a gran! ol $4725 areas of office administrator!. valid drivers lie, refs req'd, Irg service/tetephone. ad- to pay ofl student loans. Pro- DRIVERS • Suburban Cab Co' Must have transp to S from. DENTAL RECEPTIONIST is looking for FT & PT helpj Send letter, resume, salary re- sep quarters, 908-273-8113 Call Ellen 908-464-2531 ministrative office skills, gram runs Sept 97 thru DIRECTORY^ quirements to:Patrick Gaines, basic PC required. Knowl- Aug. '98. Mail resume and /Front desn. Ft. Summit ex- Quality equipment, ntcs atii a CHILD CARE • L/O, loving cellant communication skills mosphere. Call 973-762-57QO WSO, PO8491, Wostfeld.NJ Mary Poppinsw/carfor7yrold, edge ol US Word, Excel cover leller to: AmenCorps. N O7091, of FAX 9OB-232-2446 CHILD CARE/Nanny-Live-in, helpful. Must be able to Box 1811. Ft. Lee, NJrequired to interface wilh otif DRIVERS. TRANS-STATE- ^ MIDDLESEX ^ ^ MUHLENBERG twin 4 yr olds, begin 8/2B M-F non-smoker for 4 & 1 yr. olds in patients on a personal and 8-6pm. Non smkg, liuent Erigl, handle multiple priorities, 07024, LINES business is booming!" Metuchen. Driver's lie. & refs TeL Melanie Selk 931-1515. financial level. Musi be a team We need you! NORTH SEG-i REGIONAL MED. CTR. AUTO RENTAL F/T must love kids, have initiative. COUNTY COLLEGE req'd. 906-321-3657 aft 7pm player and computer literals. TSONAL & OTR! Sludanls-Tui" Schools of Nursing & Allied Heohh Person wanted lo clean rental Top pay 908-272-2092 home, gO8j73-3fl73. 2600 Woodbridge Avenue • RN - Nursing • Radiography cars and be trained to work In 908-497-0160 work CLERK/TYPIST lion Reirnbiirsement up t no h .: • , t Ford, 4 dr. 4 cyl, auto Irans, pwfl Ford, 4 dr, 4 cyl, auto trans, pwr I Ford, 4 dr, 4 cyl, aulo Irans, pwr slrng/brks/wind/locks, AIR, AM/FM stmg/brKs/wind/locks, AIR, AM/FM strng/ABS/wlnd/locks, AIR, AM/FM S Slereo-cass, 57,209 miles, | Slereo-cass, alum whis, 22,017 miles, Stereo-cass, alum whis, 9271 miles, VIN.SPB193665. VINJVSR151534. | VINJVW246646. 199 •11.485 97 ACURA INTEGRA RS 3 DR '97 ACURA 2.5TL 4 DR 5 Spd, 4 Cyi,, AM/FM St. w/CD player, no A/C, Pwr. Str./BrakesAVindows/ Aulo., 5 Cyl., lealher Inl., Aulo Cl-mate C MtFM £1 w'CD fii/ei. Pwr, •BBMYSYHHIE Slcenno/ABS Brakes/ Moonrool/Or Side SeiWindws' M:M.im, Cwiso, liit Ford, 4 dr, 4 cyl, auto Irans, pwr Mirrors/Antenna, Dual AirBags. VIN# VSO12915; MSRP$16,535; S1.34& Mercury, 4 dr, 6 cyl, auto trans, pwr Mercury, 4 cyl, auto trans, pwr I WM,, Alloy Rims, Dual AirOags. VIHIVC0O5236; NSRP W:v S?.1 'A al «• -'eiy strng/ABS/wind/locks, AW, AM/FM at delivery incl. S499 cap. feduclion, $450 bank (ee, $200 rel, sec, dep. & strng/rks/wind/iocks, AIR, AM/FM strng/brks/wind/locks, AIR, AM/FM incf.$999 cap. reduction, S450 bank fee, $350 rel. sc-c dep 11 si \q I, ¥> ^ \ ROSELLE $99,900 SCOTCH PLAINS $286,000 UNION: 124 GLENWOOD CT Lotsot space, 3 BR, 2 bath Col Parkwood Split features 3 BRs. 8yr old Bi-level WD,4 BR,3 8A on quiet St. Lg rms, 2W car 2V4 baths, ElK, LR with lire- 2 kitchs, den, deck, 2 car gar. gar. Century 21 0 S. Ku2sma place, DR, fam rm, vi acre lot • AND* Survey Date: 8/1/97 Realty 908-272-6337 with inground pool & deck. 128 GLENWOODCT Lg Split 908-322-7700 C/A. 3 BR, Z 5 BA, den, deck garages, will sell separately Open Classifieds . MAKE OFFER. for the Services Brooks Realty • 272-0004 FANWOOD Ask for Mary or Call 6868861 MORTGAGE MARKET You Need! Amboy National Bank 800-942-6269 Liberty Mortgage Services, Inc. 800-562-5200 30yrFJX 7 3 20% 65 days 7.35 Save Thousands fn interest SOyrFIX 7375 0 5°K 45 days 7.75 Selling Made Easy 15yrFIX 7.125 0 55, 45 Says 7.5 stsas=»J«iVSIlF-i> Uitee;* ISyrRX 6.625 3 20% 65 days 7.17 Costs With Our 1/2 Pay 1 yrARM 4.875 2.5 20% 65 days 3 Mortgage! 30yrFIX" 8.375 0 20% 60 (Jays 8.5 With Our (C) 3690 Highway 0, Old Bridga, N J O8B57 (A) 51 Gibraltar Dr., Ste IF, Morri* Plains, NJ07950 COUNTY WIDE Commonwealth Savings Bank 800-924-9091 National Future Mortgage 800-291-7900 30yrFIX 7.5 O 5% 60 days 7.5 15yrFIX 6.125 3 5?» 45 days 6.46 BeS Pw«eiCwacW*Nm< (g) Enter the s 1 Syr FIX 7 O 5% 60 days 7 rjsstdotfijsfc'tifinan^s Tr*ras SOyiFIX 6.625 3 5 i 45 days 6.9 Free Pre-Approvsl!Credit CLASSIFIED ADS! 30yrFlX 7.25 0 5Sb 45days 7.3 jrabapers 1 yrARM 5.375 O 5% 60 days 7.75 (few bar* dsoount Utp leaflet. for the mortgage WHEEL DEAL Auto Program 442RI.206N. St« 271, Bedmintter 07921 (A) 1873 Rt. 70 Eilt, Cherry Hill, NJ O60O3 3 lines = S34.95 CoreStates Mtge. Serv., Corp 800-999-3885 company of your choice. Partners Mortgage, INC 888-RATE-S/VLE Additional Lines Only S71" each SUPERDEAL - $50.95 (2 Counties) 30yrFIX 6.99 3 5% 60 days 7.35 Construction loans, Investment 30 yr FIX 7.25 0 5% 60 days 7 29 Double Lock < MEGA DEAL 198,95 (4 county cc^rsge) 15yrFIX 6.675 0 5% 6O days 6.93 Option i Zero 15 yr FIX 6.5 3 5% 60 days 7.03 Prepirtjr IIKHCIPJ. cr*«t probiams 30 -Year Fixed Mortgage Rate nun ft Iff You Smll Itt 30yrFHA B O 2.25% 60 days 8.52 8.75 30 yr Jumbo 7.375 0 10°° 60 days 7.42 Cost Refinance! GUARANTEED MERCHANDISE RATE (C) 1 HfltondaltRd., P«rk*ii«, PA 1B944 (A) 367 Berry St., Woodbrldge, NJ 0709S For General Merchandise $101 up up to $2,500. First Savings Bank SLA, Edison 732-726-9700 Peapack-GladstoneBank 908-719-4324 3 lines 1 week = $24.95 15 yr FIX* 6.375 3 5% 60 days 6.92 Reserve your rata while ISyrFIX 7 25 0 25% 60 days 7 28 Application Fee $200.' $8 per add'l line, add another county 7 25 15 yr Jumbo 7.5 0 25% 60 days 7.51 Construction loan a veil,' for only $13 more. If you don't sell the 7/1yrARM 7.125 0 5% 75 days 7.71 you shop. 1/2 point discount 8/2/96 11/W06 1/31/97 5/2/97 8/1/97 Ona year 9 monr/is 6 months 3 months item in the 1 st week, call us & we'll rerun 5 yrARM 6.875 O 514" 75 days 7.75 (or qualified buyers. "Bi-weekly ago ago ago BQO 3yrAFM 7.125 0 25°o 60days 8.7 free interest tits float town,' nates ere based on zero discounf points (C) Edlwn Coipwtto Centif, Suite SOO, 30M Woodbrldgt Avt., Edit cm, NJ 0M37 (C) 158 Route 208 North, Peapack, NJ 07977 it the 2nd week FREE! 1 item per ad. Source Mortgagg Market Information Services CALL ffOR DETAILS ON THESE SPECIAL OFFERS. First Union Mortgage Corp. 800-929-4231 Priority One Financial Service, LLC 888.806-7663 Certain class restrictions apply, 30yrFIX 7 2.75 5% 60 days 7.37 FLOAT DOWN OPTION 30 yr FIX 7.5 20% 60 days 7.5 15 Year Fixed Mortgage Rate „ u fc 1-800-559-9495 15 yr FIX 6.625 2.625 5% 60 days 7.13 available. Call For 15yrFIX 7.125 20% 60 days 7.13 8.25- | Currently averaging 7 25% | ! Zoro Point Quotes 30 yr Jumto 7.625 20% 60 days 7.63 North Jersey (C) 21 South StrMt, Morrlitowr, NJ 07960 (A) 277 Fairlleld fid., St*. 309, Falrfleld, NJ 07004-1942 newspapers Countywide Claslfieds.. 7.75 Try It, You'll Be Sold! Hudson City Savings Bank 908-549-4949 South Bergen Savings Bank 800-273-3406 5/1 yr ARM 7 O 10% 00 +days 7.9 1-800-2120333 pagoi. 30yrFIX 7.75 0 20== 60 days 7.75 Apptatonlw being wJffltfftrr 10/1 yrARM7.25 O 10% 90 + days 7.68 9 am-9 pm. 7 days. 0/2/96 11/1/90 1/31/97 5/2/97 8/1/97 1 yrARM 5,75 0 20'i 60days 7.33 (nwedtas WelandtaWifW One year 9 months 6 months 3 months We'll Run Your Auto Or Truck Ad 15yr FIX 7.25 0 10% 90 + days 7.29 atjo ago ago &oo 5/1 yrARM 6.75 0 20°° 60 days 7.2 wilh PM1. CaHfordetah" (C)W»t M Century fid., Pir«mum, NJ 07652 Rales are bated on tero discount penti (C) 250 Valley Boulevard, Wood-Ridge, NJ 07075 Source Mortage Marsei Information Services $ Until It Sells $ Kentwood Financial Services 800-353-6896 United National Bank 800-223-1123 30yrFIX 7.375 5% 60 days 7.5 15 Commerce Contra 1 yr ARM 5/1 yr ARM 6625 Z 20°i 60 days 7.45 AsK about our One Low Price With Unlimited 15yrFIX 7.125 5% 60 days 7.25 P.O. Box 340 10/1 yrARM 7.125 2 20"» 60 days 7.53 First Tims Homebuyefs 15yr Jumbo 7125 10% 60 days 7.25 Succasuna NJ 07876 Mileage For Your Ad. (A) 15 Commerce Centre, Succasunna NJ 07876 (C) 1130 Rt. 22 Eait, Brldgewater, NJ 09807 Find mortgage and rate? Information World Savings 908-3O2-979O Call For Details Today! 30 yr FIX 7.5 5% 60 days B25 on THE INTERNET I 1 yrARM http://www.lnterest.com/nlnc COFI ARM 6.25 20"!^ 60 days 7.75 no income, no asset *tf4cateyi (CI t98 Waihlnalon Villav Rrf.. Warran. NJ 07059 SUBURBANS 41 and YUKONS! NO SECURITY DEPOSIT ON LEASES AT QUEEN CITY! E'WCSIS Discounted This Week To Choose frotn hundreds of vehicles on sal*! SONOMAS I '89 CELEBRITY EURO '3995! I '92 BONNEVILLE SE •10,995! CHEW 4-Dr. 6-Cyl. Auto. PIS. P/B, P/Locks, PONTIAC Carriaos Roof. 4-Or, 6-Cyl, Alflo, P/ Air Cond T/Qlass, Roar Dal. AWFM Stoteio, E* S, P/B, P/Seats/Wftnds/Loelo.'Trurth/Arit, A/C.T/ Condt Must 9eo1 Prisllno Condi 0704UMI/ Qtass, Rear Dol. AM/FM Stereo Cass. flit. STKIT7362AA/IN* KS5O3224 Cruise, Cabriolet Root. Alloy Wilts. Mint Cord! Extra Clean) Low Mileage! Loadod 39O51MI/ Per Month 1*90 CONTINENTAL*9995! STK i P54 2G/VINtN 1203101 For 36 Months - That's It! LINCOLN 4-Dr. 6-Cyt, Auto, P/S. P«B, P/Saata/ Wlnds/Lcks/Trunk/Ant. A/C, T/Glass, Rear Del, '93 SHADOW •3998! Special PurchM«Tr»n» Sportt... New 1097 SONOMA 4X4 Regular Cab, Vorlec 4300 V6 Engine, 5-Spoad Man AMFM Stereo Cass, Tilt. Crulso. Sun Bool. Al- 0ODQE 4-Df. 4-Cyl Eng, Auto Trans, Pwr New 1M7 TRANS SPORT BE w/47sp«d Automalk: T>mni. 3 4 I 34G0 SFIV6 Ertg, A/C, P/Locka, Raar loy Whia, Llko New! Emra Cteant Loadod Steering & Brakes, Air Cot). T/Glau. AWTM Window Dafoggera Moral Stk»7-4e5AflMVDie2S5S.Msnp S21.22Q Trans w/OverDrive, Air Cond, T/Qlass, Homoto Keyless Entry, Bucket Seats, 8382BMI/STK#P5430A/VIN#LY8172S0 Slaroo. Eittia Cteant Great Sh»pel B3255M1/ Sliding Rear Window, Tilt Whl, Cruise Cntrl, Power Wlndows/Locks/Mlrrors, AW STK»7668BWlN ; HILLSBOROUGH Proud to be the Largest Single Buick Dealer in theTri-State Area. nuicK SMARTLEASE' vPrttttsfflian .Oversized Luxurious Garden AfMrtments ± Plan '.-I • FREE HEAT 9 fl " * Substantial Playground , 908-322-1900 • Largest Swln Club In Area at \ aicdatrossfr^H Nominal Fee 008-874-6644 or 359-7180 hicedl lntlude(j) ofl cosU lo In pold by tonsunwr, except Rtertu, reg, & taxes. Pltti lor ilbstialive putp««, Hot r«ponilbt« for typm. Exp, B/31/9?, a-e Record-Press August 8, 1997 CLEAN-UPS & CLEAN-UPS S DRIVEWAY ELECTRICAL 945 GARDEN SUPPLIES 990 KITCHENS 1035 MOVING & HAULING 915 HAULING 915 DRIVEWAY SEALING ALK Elaciric Contractor • BARTELLBULK • KITCHEN TUNE UP STORAGE 1070 Resi-Comm. No exlra charge Deck Water Sealing & Top Soil, Mushroom Soil, • Reslofaiions • ReSinishing SCHAEFER MOVING lor eves 4 wkfend. Free Est 11AAA CLEANUP • House- JUNK REMOVAL Powerwashing, Duality Work Stone. Quarry Dust, Wall * Wood Refacing • 2 Hr Minimum. Ven/Low Rales InSjJC # 8732. 908-755-4030 fiuldorconslr., debris removal, Attics-Basements-Yards Call 908-526-7478 Stone, Grinnell Block, HR Call 908-755-1977 Lie #PM 00561, Ins. Free Est GARAGE SALE, Call Joe 287-1281 te.lfjie est,232-5146 HILLTOP ELECTRIC Ties & Fsfewood. S06-964-1216 anytime ..DRIVEWAYS.. Ceiling Fans. Service Up- BartellBulk Div. 1-2-3 CLEAN UPS -We take Asphalt, Frao est. Black lop & LAWN CARE & anything S119 TRUCK LOAD PECKS& PATIOS 930 Seal-Coating. Ins'tf. 32 yaars. grades. Posi lighlE. Free ETs! PAiNTINGt Scotch Plains Iriclucfe5!o3c!ing4 dumping. Gtar. Majsr Co. 908-966-0662 732:968-404 0 Lie f 11373 • FREE WOOD CHIPS LANDSCAPING 1040 CRANFORD Wid'ano Bros. _ SOB-ST^Bi16 Classic Decking Inter-Couniy Electric. Inc Immediate Delivery PAPERHANGWG 1075 cu&tom cralted decks, very Ofl IVEWAY SEALING all types of eic'clneal work Schmeida Tree Expert Co Affordable Landscaping 2416 Malcolm Pi. Clothing. H AA^-AL'S CLEAN UP Cellars 1 -A Richard's Painting 504 * 508 LINDEN PLACE reas. rales. 9O8-7S6-B655 Collegiate Sealers will apply a Lie *13?70 908-382-2242 906-322-9109 Lawn Care, Shrub Tumming, SATURDAY 8/9.9-2. /H & bat)/ items. Fri & Sat &'8 S Geiages Elc We RomoYO It thick coating by hand. Experienced. Ini/Ext. Vary 1 "RONSON ELECTRIC Tnaiching, P/ompt, Reliable MOVING! CLOTHING. 8/9.9-2 Your Business All. We'm Cheapest) Visa/MC • DECKS UNLIMITED Free Estimates. Cnariia 755-B429 reasonable. Free Es!. Fuiiy t All types ol electrical work GUTTERS & Ins. 24 hf. answering serv. KIDS ITEMS. HOUSEHOLD, We build all types of decks 908-429-4170 BOOKS AND MUCH MORE"'! WESTFIELD All work guaranteed 10 yrs Lie #5532, Insured • Free est • BEST PRICES • 732-499-9234 Rahway • BARGAIN CLEAN-UP 25yrsexp.908-752-J.683 LEADERS 1000 Free Esl. Ins. 908-276-8377 GIORDANO PAVING CO. Yard mainlefiance, design CARLOS VALVERDE PAINT- Allies, Basement. Garages Asphaui! & Concrete New Providence 11A CLEAN GUTTER landscaping tree sen/ice. IfJG-lnt'Exl. Resid'l/CommT 233 Connecticut Street. t |le \teulirg. 8QS-686-O576 Contractors lor over 25 yrs. FLOORS 970 All Debris Bagged From Above Yardsca_pe 908-233-_5816__ Decoraliva. repairs, carpentry, Sat- Aug 16 9-5 To/s, Power- DRIVEWAY 940 Free Est. Full/ Ins. i'CLEAN UP SERVICE* Gutters Flush Cleaned plastenng S sanding fuiy MURRAY HILL Tools, Garden Equip. Books, 201-374-7536/ 908-6B7-1711 •ALL COUNTIES FLOORING • BONACCOR5O NURSERY ins'dFiee est. 201-669-6123. CloShes, Freeier. Furn,, An- <••*»& DEMOLITION.• Asphalt Driveways Installation, SanJ £ Rafimth Qualify Serv. Reas Prices Ins HOUSE MOVING SALE! All Types oiCleanUpsfii Domo Landmark Managornent Landscape Construcnon tique Server. PIOTC Table set & PATERNO PAVING Staining. Free Est Insd CHRiSTADORE All Must Go! Furn in enc cond. 1 iBG BY PFEIFEH V/BstMd 6M-5603 Interlocking Pavers, Palios Much Much More (CashjJnlyj g 233-5857/685-5843 Curbing & Sidewalks Comm/Res* 908-356-5008 PAINTING DR. 2 BRs, refrig. washer, Froe Esl. Call 245-6163 Dnvewa/s & Walks Block A Lowest nales»FreB6st No RRTiesS Curbing _ 1-80Cl-734-500a RR Tie Walls. Maintenance & Prol'l Painting. Reas desk. Biereoconsole, etc... In The Classifieds Nobody Covers It Better! 55 Knollwood Dr. Call Job loo Big OfSmaH! 249-9103 Backlioe & Bulldozing • EAGLE FLOORS • HANDYMAN 1005 Excavating. 908-382-4989 HUGE MOVING SALE • 109 " • SEALCOATING Free potverwash w/ext job 908-464-1469 lor appt. or Cambridge Rd. Sat Aug 9,9-4. CLEAN UP a LIGHT HAUL- ByR.F. Landscaping Sand/Relimsh Hdwd Floors come Fri & Sat 8/8 B/9 9-5, ING oi all l/pss H/oe esti- JAMES COTTON III • CALL NOW • Free esl. Fully Ins. 276-1127 R.D. 8/10.Ov; lOpcsiurn. esc M. ROMANO & SON Call with square footage for 322-7115& 1-800-075-O212 PAINTINGS mates. Insured. Low fates. 7 Trimming* Design Work EXTERIOR/INTERIOR Painl Paving-Driveways -Curbing price quote. 9O8-276-6S95 HOME IMPROVMENTS day service. Call Toll Frao Call 908-322-7189 iny-Also gutters/carpentry Belgium Block-Brick Pavers ZO^YfiS EXP. 732-545-0906 1 -8^781-5600. FUEL TANK Free est. 9OB-4B6-1069. RR Ties-Walks-Patios ELECTRICAL OEVITO S LANDSCAPING CLEAN-UPS BY RICK All Types of Concrete Work 945 SERVICES 975 Lawn Maint S Clean Ups. As FROSTTS PAINTING HOME lowas Si 5/cut. 908-296-9542 Basernonts, garages, attics. FrBCEsl. 26 Yrs Exp ABLE ELECTRIC TANK ABANDONMENT it Int/Ext Reasonable Rates. No Job too small. Fully Ins. CALL Wa renl all size dumpsters. Quality work 276-8692 mrjva! & install, !ic. m% d IMPROVEMENTS 1015 908-789-2293 • HEDGE TRIMMING GARYAT 908-2737083 6B8-2OB9 Lie. 11500 Besl prices.8OO-5B3-TANK. 'GARAGE SALE! • 12 YEARS EXPEDIENCE Prolessional Results 908-815-1933 Complete Remodeling Free Est. 908-276-6895 _ INTERIOR PAINTING & Shoatrock-Spacklo-Trim LANDSCAPING Wallpapering plus odd Jobs. Door?>-Windaws- Siding Call9OB-241-B754 FrooEil 908-561-1291 Mike Lawn S shrub maini,, mowing, srlilizing, thatching, yaid J P. PAINTING HOMECRAFT REMODELING Quality Work at Low Prices rS flathe-Kiichens/Countertofjs 13 Yrs Exp. Ins'd. Free Est. TIME AGAIN! Bsmts-Docks & Wood Porches MULCH/STONE: P-Up or del. •Faux Finishes" Exi/lnt FrooEit. Ins fiOB-322-e288 Retailf'wholesala, Eagle Fence Specialists. 908-632-9362 ASK HOW YOU CAN RECEIVE A 4 Supply 1:B00;262:3245_ vM • HOME OWNERS • • OLDGUY PAINTING*' WE Absolutely Free Rolerrals • SPRING CLEANUPS (>r> N. Hr CLEARANCE I OIM EVERY VEHICLE IN NORRIS CERTIFIED USED CAR CLEARANCE! '93 TOYOTA TiRCEL 91 tUICN KCAl CtANO SKNIT HCHIYSIIIIIWYNIIISTHAVE. •91 CHEVY AHR0WSS VAN 2 itl, t cyl, !i »p.l man Hif-i. catMlltt. A *, 311 V$, auto tiam Affl. fTiKnVeiji. i Cl. 6 C)J, lulQ I'int, AIR p*r 4 dt. 6 cyl. dulo lr«n>, pitl l/tlol Alp. p*t llingjblkt, 49 S42 pwr jtrnatiiU.Hi. ciji|#.c*Mttif, rftlcj. r tUnatukt'mnlViOii awu n cJisem i'.iiailiiUVtni}, AIR, 7 put uteng. rmloi. VIN»l 0J69251 IsaiK ml. 662)1 mHtt, V>NlNl45O7?0 SS 360 milti VIH SUPER-Deal *5O9B MEGA-Deal *9895 Gives you Additional County Coverage! Gives you 4 County Coverage! ADVERTISE YOUR USED CAR, TRUCK OR VAN TILL IT SELLS - 1 -8OO-559-949B TOPSOL-GMVEU Auioi For Sals 1315 Aulct For Sill 1315 Antes For Sail 1315 Hntos For Silt 1315 1315 totot for Silt 1385 AulotFofSlie 1385 Autos For Sal* 1315 Autos For Sill SANO 1150 BUICK1988 Century Wagon-8 FORD 1983 Crown Victoria FORD 1992 Taurus 3 8 liter FORD 1967 TAURUS WGN. HONDA 1990 Accord EX: HONDA 1992 Civic OX- Exc LINCOLN - 1988 Town Car MZDA1992 MX3-Blaek, 77K, pass. 3.8 Str v6. ac. Ided! Etc LTD LX: pw/pi'pb/psts, 100K* eng. 70K. fully equip, newer Irs 6cyl., ps/pb, a/c, 83K, excWhite. 4dr, 5spd. sun/rf, cond. 49k mi. a'c. n«w tires. Signature Series 60K. white pw.'pl.ac Uavt batl'lires/muflr, • BONACCORSO NURSERY Kind. S3495.732-574-2960. mi, $2.0O0/Obo. 908-789-1346 & brks. $5100,908-464-9021 cond. Askg $2200; loaded, exc cond, 1 owner, S Spd, $6499 908-233-6646 /blue int. options. Can be seen cass $4800- 908-925-8O19 Top Soil-Stone & Mulch DODGE 1990 Daytona, auto, 908-232-2297 B5K, $7,200; 908-232-3808 at Joe's Mobile. 14 Kings Rd. CADILLAC 1983 Coupe de ac, ps.'pb. nit. airvtm cass. FORD 1987 T-8ird: 6cyl, all FORD 1992 Taurus GL- p/s, HONDA 1992 Prelude Si-Hot MAZDA 1994 MX6 • Z6, Red. No Delivery Charge. 362-4969 Vilie-lrpl blu. loaded, exc. FORD 1987 THUNOERBIRD Madison. $4,000. 377-9114 while. Exc cond, 4cyl. 7IK. power, 94K mi, great cond. 1 p.f>. a'c. newer trans, 82k, HONDA 1990 Civic Hatchback ed, Sspd, pwr mnrt. Mint! 79K. LIKE NEW! S Speed, 4 New cond. $1200/00 508-276-1431 owner, $2,500; 906-508-0470 Turbo Coupe, High miles (All LINCOLN 1988 MARK VII. $3,995. 843-3156 $5600/ObO 908-317-9137 3 door, 4 spd. Low mileage. $10.900/obo. 90B-497-2100. Tires, 45K. Original Owner, :ADILLAC 1984 coupe oe va- Hwy}. Looks & runs good! A Good cond Gray. $3390, Radar, Sunroof $15,500 or TREE SERVICE 1155 DODGE 1993 STEALTH ES- FORD 1987 Taurus LX Wag: FORD 1992 TAURU S LX Wgn $4000, Call 908-771-8935. ii New motor, new tires V6, all pwr. great family car, steal at $2800; Will listen to HONDA Accord LX 1990- whl, 527-0222 or 358-3463 Best Oiler 973-7798856 v6, auto, ac, ithr. new tires and leather seats, 49K, mint cond, all offers. 908-709-2077 HONDA 1991 ACCORD DX • G- MURPHY TREE SERVICE S2.600: Call 201-635-9349 K,80Ofl»: 908-272-0228 Sspd, p/sn rt, pwr options, Lincoln 1993 Cartier- great bat. 48K. exccond, $15.000. or $8000. Calt 908-464-5125. Powder blue, auto, aircon, new MAZDA 1993 929- 42k exc. All Tree Care-Stump Removal FORD 1989 ESCORT LX Zdr $7,500 ObO 908/322-1729 cond.. fully loaded, 1 owner, Firewood $120 Cord Delivered CADILLAC Brougham Stretch b-'o. 908-322-9166 FORD 1988 ESCORT 4dr FORD 1993 Mustang GT Mint, timing chains & Iron! tires. cond, $18,000 loaded w/sun Limo 1989-81K mi. fully htchbk. 103k. amflm stereo hatch, auto, am/tm radio, HONOA Prelude S11991. Red, 34k$|OO0O^08^337O28 Free Est. 245-6423 DODGE 1994 INTREPID loaded. 40K ml. $10,600. >B50/B0 Call 908-637-5718 $7000. 908-273-3484 or idol. Call alter 6pm 499-0955 loaded, exc cond. $6500. cass, $950/tX> 908-964-1787 908-273-5798. 908-273-5B39. PSR. Alarm, Auto, Low mites, LINCOLN 1993 TOWN CAH~ MIKE'S TREE SERVICE Estate Sale! New! $ia,99&1>o! FORO 1991 Thunderbird Impeccable, Ask $9300 Sum- MERCEDEDS 1975.450 SIC, 90B-561-3963 908-574-9616 or 688-3040 FOR01988 ESCORT GT 100OO miles. $21,000 Tree A Stump Removal FORD 1993 Thunderbird LX Spoiler, tinted glass, HONDA 1991 Accord LX: mit, 908/522-0020 2 dr coupe, sun roof, comp. CAOILLAC 1989 EWofado, 2 door, 5 speed. Call 908-382-0713 Pruning. Brush Chipping DODGE '95 Intrepid ES-3.5L 38K, pi, p/mirr, p/seat, teal lo|ak, 38K, garaged. 1-owner. garaged, Sspd. Mint rost mint, 68K ml $11,900 very gd cond. Highway miles, HYUNDAI 1989 Excel, 5spd, LINCOLN 1992 Continental Log Splitting. Wood Chips 6cyl. all pwr, ABS. trac cntri. $750/000 908-654-8366 metallic, $8500 Days M-F $9900 Call 686-2107 condl 2 df.109K, Asking /obo John 751-7776 B-5pm, MikeSOS-722-3235 phone. $5000.906-356-7300 41K. S13.SO0.9O8-5O8-0577 FORD Mustang GT Conv 908-704-7662 Eves & Wkends $6700/ObO 908-665-1660 btk, anvtm cass, many extras, Sflver/blk, A-1 immac, B9k, 908-874-3491 FOR01993 Escort LX- blk. 2dr 77K. $lSO0;BO9Q8-g32-3402 loaded, $8500 BOB-241-6240 MERCEDES 1980 2B0SL 4 :AOILLAC 1989 Deviila FWD DODGE Intrepid 1996 4 dr. 1989-Blk, loaded. 61.5K mi, spd Z tops Carmel/lvory 102K h!ch, a/c. ps/pb, GREAT cond. HONDA 1991 Prelude Si MAZDA 1980. RX7. black, tutl pwr, tilt, cruise, 89K mi. like loaded, exc! cond, $13,900 $6900,'obo. 908-272-2109 FORD 1993 Probe GT 28k ml, HYUNDA11995 ElantrnGL AC $10,900.908-665-9648 WALLPAPER 1173 39k.$6000/BO 908-272-9497 p/snri, p/w, p/mirr, air, cruise, rem. sun rt. am/fm cass, 89K new $5990 728-7001 5 spd, red, gar'd, btfl cond, salvor,auto.£L'c,cass,22k,warr Cail 908-233-3334. Ford 1989 Probe GT Turbo log lamps, new tires, 32K. $1200.201-683-2127 days __ MERCEDES BENZ 1982 WAUPAPER BY DONNY CADILLAC 1992 Sedan DeVH- Sspd.new tires.1 owner, runsl $11.000 Call 732-388-8295 $11,300,908-464-5494 $7,5O0/neg 908-634-2970 • 23 YRS. Experience DODGE 1989 DAYTONA .'.' SACRIFICE 3B0SL- Silver, oxe cond., 81K, le. 34,000 ml. Whits/blue SHELBY-2Df Turbo, all pwr, looks grt $3000908-301-1077 J AQU AR1987 X J6-Mint Condi MAZDA 1985 RX7 GSL 5spd. PalrMmgS Plastering FORD ESCORT LX 1994, 3 HONDA 1992 ACCORD EX cruise, air, pw'pmirr ro- new lop rack/blue conv. top, leather interior, exc cor id > war- ac/cass ster/alrm, 107Kmi. FORD 1990 Mustang GT: GEO 1897 Metro Lbl. Hatchbk, Sunri, spoked wheels, towmlg. ' 908-272-3632 door, black, enc cond sun rl, WGN 5spd, a/c, snrt, 83k, mini. movable snrt, arn/tm st. cass. $14.000.908352-6725 ranty J14.500.906-889-5507, 1 owner, exc cond. $4000 Conv. black top on white, fully loaded, black, auto. 7,900 ml $7900/obo, 908-654-7623 spoiler, am/fm cass, a'c, auto, $9.500 Call 201-635-2613 w/eq.$400Q/bo.B0S-'l G4.-54S4 WALLPAPERING BY FEMI- CADILLAC 1992 Sedan De Vil- 908-354-0989 loaded, alarm, mint cond, alum, wheels, 40K, $7500Vobo. $7000/obo 201-797-2963. MERCEDES 1982 3Q0SD,- JAGUAR 1995 XJ6 4 dr. NINE TOUCH-Rsasonable la. 34,000 mi, Whita/blue 74.9K. $8,900:908-654-6765 908-620-0605, 908-241-4948 HONDA 1985 ACCORD HONDA Accord EX Wagon whlle/ll grey in!. S/S exhaust,; rales Prompt service Free es- EAGLE '92 TALON • auto, a/c, LX-2dr. auto, runs e*c. 1992- auto, ft/c, sr. cd, 7Bk, loaded, leather Int., sunroof, custom rims, rebll trans, 19SK. leather intonor, exc cond* war- snrt, et eond, 62k, $6500, Call timates. No |Ot) too smalt. ranty $14.500 906-889-5507. FORD • 1990 Tempo, PS/PB. FORD-1994 Mustang GT 32k $1500^0.908-322-7291 $11,000, Call 201/593-4856 20K. $38.900.201-839-2002 exceptionally malnt. Beautiful. Call 231 -0282 908-654-3053 AC, PL, alt good tires. Ask mi. garage kept, Alpine am-lm MAZDA 1987 RX-7 GXL, E KC Looks like 1992. $5500, HONDA 1985 Civic • super JAQUAR 1081 XJ6 slvr, CADILLAC 1979 BROUGHAM $4500 908-322-5057 stereo CD player. Custom mag HONDA 1992 ACCORD EX Cond., Orig Owner, all pwr, FIAT 1981 SPIDER CONV. dean, looks great, runs new, loaded, sunri, exc cond, must Drk blue, gd Shape, ail pwr. Ithr whls 4 wood grain dash Coupe • auto, w/ABS, sunrt. A/C,sunrool.foglls,Rad. 109k rebuilt eng. good cond, FORD1990TAURUSGL- go to California, super reliable, see, $3200li;m, 908-232-9531 WHC0WS4 intr. $900 firm. 701-6840 $14.000.908-651-9852 CD changer, white, 47K. Exc S3200/OBO 908-388-8289 MERCEDES 1984 380SE, $3700/BO. Call906-6882882 4Dr, blk, ac/auto/ps/ps/amfm AC, power steering & brakes, 5 dark blue, mint condition, cond. $10,750. 908-654-6131. JEEP CHEROKEE LTD 1988- SCREWS 1190 CARS FOR S1O0 OR BEST FORD 1977 T-Bird-ps/pb/pw. cass. well malnt, 112K hwy mi. FORO-1994 Mustang GT 32k spd $1250. 2qi-772-9682 MAZDA- RX-7 198B. a/c.11B.000 mi. $13,000 or BO. OFFER. Seized and auctioned $2000908-272-0787 HONDA 1992 ACCORD EX, Red. Ithr, auto. A/C. all pwr. REPLACEMENT Vinyl Double orig owner, 76K, Gd cond! Gar- ml, garage kept, Alpine am-lm HONDA 19B7 Accord LXI2 dr, sunroof, like new, 86K. $4,250 Call908-B50 • 11367. by DEA, FBI, IRS. All models, aged. $1000.906233-5842 stereo CD player. Custom mag Auto, gar. Ex cond. fully equip sunroof, new tires, mintl <^O Cal!245-7147 Hung Windows Free Est Call FORD 1990 Escort 2dr hchbk, runs great, Sspd. hwy miles. MERCEDES 190E 1987-2 3U, 4*ds. boats, computers and aulo, amfm cass. 53k, newwhls & wood grain dash 68K, $9500 908-233-7339 908-560-3953 or 560-3368 more. Your area nowl FORD 1984 Tempo- pwr steer- $2700.908-789-4221 MAZDA 1990 Miata 6 track cd! one cond, loadod. ABS, elee ing & brakes. 4dr, bick, 79k, Iront tires, struts * shocks exc $14,000,908-851-9852 LINCOLN Continental Town mint, 49K, 5 spd, new extms, 1-80O-451-0O50xC198, HONDA 1989 Accord LXI, 4 dr. HONDA PRELUDE 1993 SI, sonls, anli tholt, black, 107K, Motawlti 1MB Asking $900 908-964-6998 cond $350Ort>o 732-381-4913, Car 1979 4 dr. good cond, whl. $10,500. 908-771-0501 FORD 1994 Escort LX - a/c, n.inl cond, loaded plus extras, 5 spd, 36K ml, all power, sun $9490*0 201-385-0105 CHEVY 1979 CAMARO -new roof, extended warr. exc. cond $1200/bo. Cntl 90B-486-496'1. SUZUKI 19S1 RM80 Motorcy- FORD 1985 LTD- 35K, snri, am/lm cass, 3dr, 60K, $9800. Call MAZDA 1990 Minln 6 truck cd, paint/trans.'exhaust/35Q motor, 5sp. spoiler, alum whls, e«c ask $13.50QVt>0 908-669-5763 cle £»c cond. $625/80. Viper alarm w/beeper to much New Brks/Batt/Tires. Pb/Ps/Air 1CKEAM CUT) 212-641-7785 or LINCOLN 1986 Town Car blk mint. 4gK. 5 spd, new extras, PUCHJ-1979 MKII MOPED $1500908-687-5897 cond $6300.908-354-1212 908-205-0669 Hhr seals, new ac & tiros 57k. wilt, $10.500,908-771-0501 10 list. $5000/bo FORO 1991 MUSTANG GT HONDA EX 1094-2 dr. 7Oc«." Ngh performance kit, 908-686-5328 FORD 1985 Crown Victoria, FORD 1996 Mustang GT HONDA 1989 Accoid LXi blck, Cashmere w/malching int. exc slvr w/blk canvas top, supoib MAZDA 1991 Miatn-Rod, 5 MERCEDES 1992 S600, Low 45MJ5H. like now. S600/BO Conv Sspd gar kept red loaded cond $4500..908-464^64 57. auto, anVtm, 4dr, 89K, $850 27k. $14,900*0 797-2963 Conv,loaded, red, 6K,must sell loaded, snrf, 11 OK mi, exccond, orig owner, 60K ml, nsX- spd, A/C, ABS, 4tK. Excell ml. blkon btk. Fully loaded. CD.'-i CaiiDoug at 908-277-0540 CHEVY 1980 CAMARO Z28: /bo. 908-654-2453 $23,000/ObO. 908-3B1-BB10 lng$12.500. 908-5180555 cond $9,500. 201-7C2-3759 ht^ 500 201956'7255 Blue w/blue int. 22K ml on new FORD 1991 Mustang GT- 5 Itr, cond. $4500.808-665-2982 LINCOLN 1988 ContinontW 350 eng. 6K on reblt trans, new FORD 1986 TAURUS MT5. wht. auto, alrm, new tires, adult FORD 1983 LTD STATION HONDA 19B9 Accoid LX Blue, HONDA -1995 Accord EX tik Slg. Sones: Mn rf, lully loaded. MAZDA 1992 929- Silver. Exc MERCEDES 1905 C220, suspension, new CD player. T- Good cond, full pwr. askg owned S driven, loaded, 35k, WAGON- exc cond, new tires, 61K, exc cond, all pwr, a/c, am green/tan llhr, loaded, alarm, exc cond, 97K, 1 lam, cond. Loaded! New tires. 32K. Loaded, blk. laclory wmly, 24 k.,; SUNFISH PLUS TRAILER tops, Asking $2800 $75O;90B-289-125i aft5pm $8000/obo. 908-276-3055 $595. bO 201-376-6621 /tin cnsa, $6500 908-273-5564 31K. $17,000. 908-522-3072 $4,500/bo;90B-232'6l36afi7 $12,500. Cull 908-518-9545. $26,500,908-464-1428. E rcellent condition $1000 908-821-5695, Milllown Call 906-464-4516 CHEVY 1980 Corvette 350, Autot For Silt IMS auto, atl pwr. new int'r, good project. S3,&9S/bo; 697-7401 ,E VISIT OUR CHEVROLET OPEN HOUSE! AC UflA 1993 Integra GS. 40K, Zdr.Sspd.blk.sunrl.exccond, CHEVROLET 1982 CORVET- $11,500,906-273-0544 TE- Burgandy, auto, t-tops. 60k. good cond $650O/bo. ACURA 1995 INTEGRA. 5spd 337-2201 black, snrt, Mly loaded. 18k mi S14.900. Call 201-467-4796 CHEVY 1982 Corvel19 45K orig. tutly equip, exc cond. ACURA1995 INTEGRA. 5spd SU.OOOTro. 908-687-4649 black, snrt. Mly loaded, 18k mi * li??0_Call 201-467-4796 CHEVY 1986 Corvette, writ, 4t3, mint cond. 1 owner, 80K Ihoice ACURA 1996 Integra LS 27K mi, S8000. 908-272-6367 auto. 4dr, alt pwr. mnrt, ex iflSR cond516.9B7.90B-232 1B72 CHEVY 1986 Monte Carlo SS - 11 OK. orig owner. ALFA Romeo 164 auto '91. tSOOft'OBO 90B 381-0738 _ 6cyl,4dr,38K, abs. 200hp.wht /gry tthr. heated sts. p/sfui lux CHEVROLET 1986 El pkg. atwys gar IMMACULATE Camino. 63K, AT, ikon 383 S14k20V?96J935 eng. exc cond $8500. \ ALFA ROMEO 1939 SPYDER SUPER SPECIAL DISCOUNTS FOR AARP MEMBERS I Writ, lo miles. 29K. lull service CHEVROLET 1987 Camaro i. history, body corrosion proof- Iroc- a'c, power, 5 spd. TPI. SLP. 35k. mint eond garage- '$**.• *S500_2Cn-25520682 __. /•ua kept, I owner, 58.000 ||HMX.198O Black. e«c cond, 772-4108 ;j^ew trans Collectors item "taOO 908 8890671 CHEVY 1988 CamaroBlacfc; 6cyt, 5spd, ail pwr, needs paint. * a 'Attention Special Rate 80K. $1500.908-665-5932 ',» y/fieol Deal Advertisers $ $ p5< auto ads are results driven CHEVY 1988 CORSICA • fypttiin the 21 day period) 4cyl.,52Kmi .Silver, SAVE 3426 SAVE 3637 SAVE '4079 ' HcHtever, shouki your ad need $3850B08 )NANEW1997GE0 ON A NEW 1997 GEO ON A NEW 1997 GEO ON A NEW 1997 CHEVY §M(i5talemenl you need to call CHEVY 1991 LUMINA- 59K, t/eOO-472-0151 Otherwise. PS'PB, AC, ALARM. rib vydl need 10 ba re-bllled $6500 CALL908-2720180. METRO LSI 4 DR TRACKER CONVERTIBLE 4X4 TRACKER 4DR 4X4 ASTRO AWD 8 PASS. VAN p.ir SW equip >KH cyl, pwr iWKjtrks, Ms, M spare, tie miirs. ituil i« bags ty SS) *M> md V«.3u» 00 liars. p*i slmjWs. dual *r togs.AlH <^l e(>Jp (id: 1 Kbl 198BQuatro.4wd.5spd. CHEVY BARETTA QT 1993. mm CW FEATURING 100's OF TOP QUALITY USED CARS % Economy • MIDSIZE • LUXURY • SPORTS • VANS • TRUCKS • 4X4's and... HERE'S HOW WE BEAT THE Acura Preferred Pre-Owned Vehicles COMPETITION... WE ARE NO. 1 BECAUSE WE ARE NEVER, EVER UNPERSOUWI . '94 LEGEND LS '95 240SX 'W EXCEL '90 CAVALIER '92LE«NOL KU» 1»ICH MO I RfflS, tISIt K tOMai WIOtUNSK tHMIW ICtt iSFDHNIK lLUnOVISP*! MAM, MOOD tf. UMHt* Mil fM MOOl KMf aOIK Ml. * Ml wi CIOIHHI tucuis wtss AC I.'tlAJS 1UCIII5 CIOIH INI K. >i< t*u« bain asm MI JUUriUSItMO/C»S VI M.I II till mans iituu MLtujimo W«KIIW()OUS «wm* UOTWHKIVCASS M DIM m uuwsmyew H ninn CWWBWW. YOUR man 1 SERVICES PUUMET YOU jiotMwaiicii . tmaii ASKING '20,995 ASKING M 3,495 ASKING «13,495 ASKING *4 990 mrwm*me& • I OFFERED HONDA SAVE ASKING '5,990 t DEALER '84 ES-300 '91 EXCEL •89 LEGEND LS '94 GAUNT ASKING *15, lix« t«i en. imo we f*», tc. '92 CAMRY LE '90INTE6M ILH1OJU /DM CU AUTO IMHS m« i on t en. J »o MM . nvt. S 0 IOKS l»«r CMtW«W W (H«. (UCIflS SP1 ten w "am*)omen im 22 West, Union, NJ f '93 LEGEND L '97 INTEGRA GSR •94 VIGOR GS ^ «1WJOB.6-OI WTOriVWS.PM.AC.CftJSf.MOON P/yB.«,0«Sf.MOONWX!F, , vtn, MJTO TWW , ««w, row snnwi»m WS/MlVAHIiNII. MOON (BOf. LtAIH WIH. LfjmCHNT.ttMI*S1TKE(VCASS M 7.613 toe MKMlBO ONLY '249 '209 '23ONLY 9 I'EK MONTH PER MONTH PER MONTH Prices include aII costs to be paid by a consumer except for taxes, reg. and lie. fees. Pre-owned vehicles ate 27 mo, lease w/ $1995 cap reduction, $405 bank fee, 1st mo. pymnt+ security, Total of used car lease payments Is 27 x mo. pymnl. This ad mutt b» presented at time otdeposlt and within 3 days of this ad's date for advertised prices. ANY REPAIR OR SCHEDULED SfmzmMmmWmMmmmmmmM (l0CREDIT.BADGKO^cnoUMMTMAT MAINTENANCE »O CREOIT REJECTS... ACURA •ARKRUPTCY., REPOSSGSSK}*.., am/mm. RTE.22-SPRINGFIELD-201-912-9000 NOPROILEMI IT'SO.K.1 ButWtr t twun< PortugiMH«Wtrlw i -Ml August 8. 1997 Record-Press B-11 SUPER Deal MEGA Deal Additional County Coverage County Coverage VW 1BB6 GT): Black, 5spd, VOLV019B5 760 4 door, auto, CADILLAC 1979 EIDorado MERCEDES 1965 220SB: 133K ml, 1 owner, $2,0OO/best AC, loaded, 69k mites, $3150, Classic. 1 owner. Mint cond 66.818 original miles, 4 door otter. 908-241-26G6 Cali 906-322-6714 Gorgeous Aqua mist wdeather sedan, Tan with brown int'r, VOLKSWAGEN 1987 Jstta Volvo 1986 740 Turbo Wgn int, sunri. 34,000 mi. NewAuto, PS, PB, e»c. cond, 102K, 5 spd. $240O/obo. auto.htd seats.65k.snrf,gar Eagle tires. $10.000 value. Serious collectors only. 201-376-^935 Iv.msp, keptenc, SS70O 906-272-2869 Best offer. 908-687-1253 $12,500; Oays: 908-232-7900 If you want buyers to orEvfls:90B-783-O210 VOLVO 1990 740 Wagon- 1 VW19B8 Fox station wgn,2dr, CHEVY 1941 Pick Up 350 4 spd, 12SK mi, very reliable, owner, 105k, Ithr. pwr evrythg, motor, body excl. needs Int & >1450/BO, 201-698-1817 very good cond. $4995 bed. $eOOO/bO. 906-574-2494 908-232-1201 VW19B9Je(1aGL4dr5spd, CHEW 1964 BISCAYNE2dr, notice your car for sale. AC, PS, PB, Cruise, cass, BOk, VOLVO 240, 1993- Red/ Mint 6cyl, auto, 80k, ong posi lawn, MIC! $4200/bO, 906-925-9259 cond. 75K $12,200 Must Seel 574-3200 or 654-B511 new axhst.eic $3750 B16-0479 LIFE VW1969 Cabriolet Excel Auto, AC, S5.8OO; triple CHEVROLET-1971 Impala 2 LANDMARK , while, 90S-351-0149 Or hrtttop. orig owner. 73K, HONDATRX2O0 Drutle R«fectlona BRADLEY GT I11981 battery S2800/BO. 732-548-6741 On All Ap«rfm«nli • VW 1990 FOX • A/C, arn/fm JUST 4-Wheeltr ifhi Proa Rtnt pwrd Electric Sports Car SHS t"; stereo, 40k, 1 owner, 5 spd. CHRYSLER 1967 Convertible W»jQrV«lt»y org mi $14,000.908-527-0479 &750,908-233-0956 Restored Must Sell! Only $19 BUICK1966 Riviera complete- $7tO0/obO. 908-574-1166 Was $2 VOLKSWAGEN 1992Jelta blk ly restored, 430 motor 400 GOT auto 4 dr ac ps pb 4 cyl am/lm trans, $5Q00/bo 908-687-7518 • CHYRSLER 1966 Newport, 67K $6,700.908-964-5549 2 TVS &P2M VIN *V620M»7, a PR, cloth (nt., Wets. 1.3LEFI «no, 4 cyl,, 6 spd., b»w tir»», t/del, am/lm steroo/clock. MSRP: $10,120. Vin#VW3B655M DR, 2.0L9Plwig, outo, cloth tut, ptefef fflffi 317A, group 1 CFCfiee yc, reniolo ontry, r/dtf, btw lira), fir matt, am/frn «t/cas», i«l»ii.KtiHf •Ijtrrikillmivn'l MSRP: $14,335. bmli, HStf $31,HJ. QUALITY PRC-OWNGD VGHICLGS •SMOUSBV IMS 19)93 19)9« Ford, Vin«SVW41«6», 4 cyl, aulo, WMOOM pft, p/b, a/c, orr/lm ciityoIk, Portl, VMIW160770, < cyl, Pwif, VIM I6WI7J64B, tmeh- tflffllH Mwciiry. VIN «nK(;oB92(J, p/iaatt/mm, nclinan, contow, Fort*, VlniLZaMOSI. G cyt, Toyo!o , 4Dp, Mirucry. VINtPD63M2». 4 aulo, h/l/b, p/*lliili/iiilrrl, rnito,ito, p/i/bp/t/b, oVt. r/tlaf, om/tni ainoauto, i/a, p/b4A a/ca/c, r iugtl, r/dal, till wM, t«il «!•, ait, ll"t iii>, mi wlp;», «Jt»ng auto, p/>, p/t>, «/c, vinyl Int, enfaaMwoury, Huwpn, VN#PAwTrp0, duaTalrtaai, a , «/o, rWel, «ii/(m ilor»o, am/tin Bm/lm »i/c«t«. l/tKaii, tilt. un/lm Harao, t/glua, 15,068 ml I/glut, 3l,S4O ml. f1M, ttc'y ivtl. Int wlp»i, suij.., root rot*.43,015 ml. comcrie, gwatt, DOM, tint f/*f, cni»««, 43.856 ml. gwg... fily wtili, 8D,0B7 nil. slrtisD. alum *l'»i 30,657 rnt git, 78,243 rri. enlow. 1«f4 1994 1999 199SN1OM 1MB COWCORDI 99CORT UC Bymou*. WirTDM7ta9, 4DH, MHUIOM ISCORT Ford. VIN tontMI23. 4 eyl.. 4 cyl, aulo, p/t, pA>, >/c, irn/tn •MRIT cyl., aulg, Furj. VIN DRUtnlOS, 6 cyl, 1'rto, Muda, vm •HOBM802,4 cyl,, cyt, aulo, ,._. ,__, _ . mtlo, n/i/b, p/mlrFt, a/c, t/a«r, cmt, bb. Int. c«iiol». u»>a*ii /( t/c. auto, plilb. o/c, r/d»1, wnflni rail, Vln«HWMJ«9, n,uOa ..»• J cdsfetd bo tKjid by a consumer, except for taxes, 1. 1st Prices includo: Crwonl/lc - S1500 factory rebalo, $1000 Parkway lo/i| ty rcbato, $400 college grad rebate, if qual. Aspire-$1000 Parkway loyalty rebate, $1000 factory rebate, $400 college grad rebate, if qua. Escort- S1000 factory rebate, 51000 Parkway loyalty robato, $400 college grad rebate, If qual. Windstar-51000 factory rebate,, wouu Hanway loyan IPUUID, w40O college grad rebate, tf qual. Explomr-$1O00 Parkway loyally.rebate- , $400 college grad rebate, If qual. Escort - 38 mo. closed end lease: $99 per^o, x 38 mos, = %J62 totol Plfmnte wjh $1000 down payment + $300 security deposit + $695 bank fee = $5757 totalall cost— . 12,00—0 mir per yr. @10« ml. thoreaftor. Losseo resp, for maInt. & excess wear & tear. SubJ. to primary lentier approval, All advertised vehicles sold cosmetlcollv as Is, 11.9% fin'a uo to 24 mos, on select models lorers In stock. See us for details. B 12 RECORD PRESS August 8, 1997 ."•*• .• Real Weichert's Cohen earns office awards Burgdorff ERA leading area broker WESTFIELD — James M. Weichert, presi- York, and Pennsylvania, also holds a New dent, announced that Holly Cohen, a sales Jersey broker's license. She is a member of the associate at Weichert, Realtors' Westfield Westfield, Greater Eastern Union County, in closed sales and listings sold Office, has won four office awards for her Middlesex, Somerset, and North Central accomplishments in June. Jersey Association of Realtors. SUMMIT — Statistics released by the beyond words that we're getting such Cohen, the office leader in sales dollar vol- A longtime resident of the Westfield area, Garden State Multiple Listing Board con- remarkable results based on our exception- ume, also earned a listing award and two mar- she can be reached for real estate transactions firm that Burgdorff ERA is the leading real al sales record and our commitment to our keting awards during the month. at Weichert's Westfield Office, 185 Elm St., 654- estate broker in combined closed sales and clients. We truly are upholding Burgdorff s Cohen is a consistent million-dollar produc- 7777. listings sold for the towns of Summit, New successful tradition of integrity, ethics, and er who qualified for Weichert's President's Weichert, Realtors has 7,500 sales associ- Providence, and Berkeley Heights during professionalism in real estate." Club and the Silver Award in the 1996 New ates in 200 offices in Connecticut, New York, the first six months of 1997. Founded in 1958, Burgdorff ERA has Jersey State Million Dollar Club. She is a New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware, The statistics are based on the sales of more than 600 sales associates, 32 offices member of Weichert's 100 Marketed Club and Maryland, Virginia, and Washington, D.C. single-family homes. across New Jersey and eastern Million Dollar Sales and Marketed Clubs. Weichert handles both residential and com- Doug Radford, vice president of the Pennsylvania, and is the largest franchised Cohen, who is licensed in New Jersey, New mercial real estate. '• Summit and New Providence Offices of brokerage firm of ERA Franchise Systems, Burgdorff ERA, said, "Our results-oriented Inc. marketing plan, teamed with the best real- The worldwide ERA real estate network tors in the business, have combined to pro- includes more than 2,600 independently Barbara Wyciskala earns office awards duce these wonderful statistics. owned and operated brokerage offices with WESTFIELD — James M. Weichert, presi- ny's Million Dollar Sales and.Marketed Clubs, "I'm proud of the many efforts our sales more than 27,000 brokers and sales associ- dent, has announced that Barbara Wyciskala, •and WeichertOs Ambassador's Club, compris- associates have put forth to produce such ates in all 50 of the United States and 16 a sales associate with Weichert, Realtors' ing the top two percent of the company's 7,5P0 an excellent sales record, and I'm pleased other countries. Westfield Office, has won six office awards for sales associates. ;: the month of June.' A longtime resident of Cranford, Wyciakala Wyciskala earned the top office awards for is married and has three children and six listings, sold listings, combined unit dollar vol- grandchildren. umen, as well as awards for her sales and mar- She is a member of St. Helen's Church in keting achievements during the month. Her Westfield and holds a bachelor's degree in edu- Cuccaro wins sales award outstanding effort merited the June top pro- cation from Kean College. ducer award. Wyciskala may be reached for real estate ,';' Manager Bernadette Houston named all sales professionals in the industry. Wyciskala is a consistent million dollar pro- transactions at Westfield Office, 185 Eton Marge Cuccaro the Sales Associate for the . Cuccaro is a director in Prudential's presti- ducer who qualified for silver honors in the Street, 654-7777. ,,Month of May at Prudential New Jersey gious Fine Homes Program for marketing 1996 New Jersey State Million Dollar Club. Weichert, Realtors has 7,500 sales associ- .Realty's Westfield Office. upscale executive homes. She also repeated as a member of the compa- ates in 200 offices in Connecticut, New York, : Cuccaro has been one of the leading gents She is also an expert on the local school sys- .with the company for many years. tems, having graduated from Cranford High 1 A resident of Scotch Plains, she has been School and raising children in the Scotch 'selling real estate for more than a decade, with Plains schools. numerous awards, including more than 10 A client who has both sold and purchased O 'Boyle ties for Referral Award years in the NJAR Million Dollar Sales Club, homes with Cuccaro's help recently said of her, making her a lifetime member of NJAR's. "She's the best. She made buying and selling Distinguished Sales Club. real estate a very pleasant experience for us." WESTFIELD — Company President President's Club and holds the Certified Last year, she Was recognized by National Cuccaro can be reached at Prudential New Judy Reeves announced at the mid-June Residential Specialist (CRS) and the Relocation and Real Estate Magazine's pub- Jersey Realty's Westfield Office, 153 Mountain vice president's meeting that Mary Ellen Graduate, Realtor Institute (GRI) designa- lisher, John E. Featherstone, as a "Top Pro," Ave., 232-5664. O'Boyle has tied for the Referral Award. tions. 'meaning that she is in the top five percent of Of the firm's more than 600 associates, A broker associate, O'Boyle earned mem- O'Boyle had the greatest number of refer- bership in the NJ Association of Realtors rals for May. Million Dollar Sales Club in 1991-93, and: -t Frequently ranked among the top 10 1996. >|* Burgdorff ERA associate Feeley passes percent for sales and listings sold, she is a In 1994, she attained the Silver level for> member of Burgdorff s prestigious production exceeding $5 million. '-<-*>; real estate broker's examination ''•••-!>! ' FANWOOD — Ed Feeley, a sale associate the Friends of the Plainfield Public Library with the Fanwood office of Burgdorff ERA, has and serves as a resident reader at Cook successfully completed the course work and School. Resident readers volunteer time each . examination to qualify as a real estate broker. week by reading a story book to children . He ,. FeeJey- says. "I believe that increasing1 my and his wife, who is an art teaaher in the , knowledge and skills aiJows roe to provide bet- Plainfield schools, are active members of the ter and better services to my customers and PTA. clients." ' Founded in 1959, Burgdorff ERA has more He specializes in residential real estate and than 600 sales associates, 32 offices across has been getting involved in some commercial New Jersey and eastern Pennsylvania and is BUY FOR "1,175 MO. real estate work. the largest franchise brokerage firm of ERA Connie Burk, vice president and manager of Franchise System, Inc. the Fanwood office of Burgdorff ERA, says "Ed The worldwide ERA real estate network Feeley is a strong asset to this offfice and we includes more than 2,600 independently are pleased that he has devoted the time need- owned and operated brokerages offices with ed to attain this designation." more than 27,000 brokers and sales associates Feeley, who livea in Plainfield, ia active with in all 50 of the United States and countries. Weichert's Edzek earns office award WHEN SPACIOUS UVim MATTERS! CHMMMQC0TTME CRANFORD - You'll love this terrific all brick & vinyl cape w/added 1st fir MOUNTAINSIDE - Move Into this pristine home w/3 BRs. new WESTFIELD — James ML Weichert, presi- Edzek, who resides in Linden, can be Fam Rm, 4 BRs, formal DR, roomy Kft, fenced yd. (052006373) Kit, patkllke setting, LR w/stono FP. freshly painted, dent, has announced that Carole Edzek, a reached for real estate transactions at $205,000. (052006385) $249,000. sales associate with Weichert, Realtors' Weichert's Westfield Office, 654-7777, located Clll W8-654-7777 Call 908-654-7777 Westfield Office, has earned an office top at 185 Elm Stt. sales award for the month of June. Weichert, Realtors has 7,500 sales associ- Edzek has been listing and selling homes ates in 200 offices in Connecticut, New York, for 12 years. Before joining Weichert earlier New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delawnre, this ear, Edzek was associated with another Mnryland, Virginia, and Washington, D.C. local real estate firm where she was a million Weichert handles both residential and com- dollar producer. mercial real estate, and offers a full array of ..', She is a member of the Westfield Board of time-efficient, one-stop shopping services, -Realtors and the Garden State Multiple including mortgages, insurance, rentals, relcn Listing Service. cation, new homes and land, estate market- She is a past chairwomnn of the Eastern ing, title services, property management, and Union County Board of Realtors. moving services. QUIET CUL-DE-SAC COUNTRY CHARM SCOTCH PLAINS - Henry West built split w/2 Baths. FP, CAC & WESTFIELD - 4 BB wall kept capo w/rear porch & deck, Ig yard, Fam Rm. The children could rlda their bicycles In Ihe street. new CAC. HWH, plumbing, fin. basement. {052006283} $218,000. (052006230). $249,900. Call 908-654-7777 Call 908-654-7777 Deposits now being accepted BUY FORM,61 8 MO, BUY FOR l.OOO MO. on our excititig new coiulos witli vicmlibh' viczos! Hum/ lo reserve the unit of your choice! 2 LOTS FOR THE PRICE OF ONE REMBRANDT COULDN'T PAINT... WESTFIELD - Immac, 4 BR, 1 1/2 Bath Viet, w/new CAC, WESTFIELD ... a picture prettier than this Col/SL located on now Kit, windows, oloctric + many other Improve. Situated a tree lined cul-de-sac tastefully decorated w/numerous 01)2 lots 50x150 & 70x100. (052006259)5279,000, upgrades. (052006366) $329,000. Call 908-654-7777 Call 908-654-7777 Believe It! Westfield Office Priced From $114,900! 185 Elm Street Spacious and slylish 2-bedronm rondos in n Phase II Now Open! quid tr.iffif-frce wooded selling amidst the 908-654-7777 Wtl Mountains - Lrentlitnkinj; views! K.isy nix-iMs In Kt. 22, I-?H, 1-287, The Gardi-n MODEL OPEN: Sat. & Sun., 1-5 p.m. Slate I'nrkway mid Ihe NJ Turnpike ... less 1 CLOSED TIIUUS. I-IU. than oni mile from sluipplng, rertiuiriiuts mid Weekdays, 1-4 p.m., & par pwchu* pricti up to IM« J7 J, month)<) nwrt»jmort » p»yiMnl» (pitnclpolt hlm«() quoifd tn wr K>» m to qutllW buytr*. I«MIJ i^wi Weichert, schools On west cm Rt. 22 to rijjlu (north) on Kitij> Lit'or^c Ril, >»w hud nit km M 7Ti% xtth J polttN, A.P.R (.07%. Ann u»mpl«,• tl00.000 kmn (u riijht an Klnjj Ct. to mode). tvoukJniMn Mo nwtlnty poyrntnti of 97144 Realtors" 8.20%. An niflipta ol I ItOO.OOO loan woukl mtli HO monlhrf pnyirrtfrtt d J.SM 07. ftgvrtt txtttn HI tpproiMuw ind do nei Mutk pnjptrtf Inn, hutrd Vuutunct. a hwnwwncn »mention dint for • cwdomdtium purctun, Htnu ritti quota! m « el Aptlt J, JONATHAN KEATliS welcome!) your questions. 1 NTi M iiibltcl to eh§nj«. Not ntfiontltti tot lypoyaphfctl men: »M« Womrton It bt«nwl»«ii!tt«,iWrt •920,000 Spectacular center hall colonial fealures 5 BRs, 4 full BIhs. Master BR has jacuzzt overlooking water. BR and Sales associates join Weichert offices full Bth on first fir perfect for au-palr or iniaws. Night club-like basement! Shown by appointment only. Beth McDonald has Joined Welched, County, New Jersey and National district activities and HH a member of Realtors! Branchburg office as a sales Association of Realtors. He la a 30-year North Branch Reformed Church, Lynne's (908)272-8337 associate, resident of Bridgewater. For refil estate irariHuet Ions, eonluct • >r (800) 575-8338 Ms, McDonald Is a member of Lhe Mr. Sadlmas can be reached for real Mr. Strauss al. Wdelmlis Brittgewalw Somerset and Hunterdon County Boards estate transactions at Weichertis office, located on the Soim:rvllle Circle at Pick of Realtors, She is a graduate of Lhe Bridgewater office, serving the greater 220 West End Avenue, (908) R85-0100. 0.8. Xuismi RtiKy Fashion Institute of Technology, and a Somcrvillc area, at (908) 685 0100. The • • * See our area on the Internal IISMllnSt.Cranlord Joanne C. King has joined Welcherl, Across liom St. Michaels five-year resident of Bedmlnster. office Is located on the Somervllle Circle, hltp /www c21ku: com/main Ms. McDonald can be reached for real 220 West End Avenue. Realtors! Qrlclgcivaler office, ,is a silica estate transactions at WelchertSs • * * associate, Branchburg office, located at 3290 Route Robert A. Strauss of Haitian has A licensed mil eslatt- professional 22 West, at (908) 526-5444. joined Weichert, Realtors! Brldgewaler since 1978, Mrs, Kiii(< Is a member cif (he * * * office as a sales associate. Somerset County, New Jersey and Peter J. Sadinuw has Joined Weichert, A seasoned real estate professional National Association of RoaltfiiH. Her Realtors! Bridgewater office as a sales with 18 years experience, Mr. Slrauss husband, Michael «J. Kintf, former broker associate. A licensed real estate profes- previously was an associate with Century of record, is brunch manager of sional since 1965, Mr. Sadlnms previous- 21 King Realtors, which recently Joined Wcichertis Brltlfiewaler ofllce, They reticle ly was an associate with Century 21 King with Welcherl, He Is a member of the In Bedmlnster. Realtors, which recently joined with Somerset County Board of Realtors. For real estate trunsfictkms, contact Weichert, He Is a member of the Somerset Mr. Strauss is active in local school Mrs. King at Weielmrlis Urid#:vvuk*r office, serving the greater Soinervlllc: area, by calllntf (90S) 685-0100. 'Hie ofllce Is located on the Sonu'ivllle Circle at 220 Went End Avenue. ANALD C. BROWN + • * 1934 Washington Valley Road, Box 68 Elizabeth Walsh has Joined lhe MARTINSVILLE, NEW JERSEY DRR3f Brklftewnlcr office <>l' Welchi:rl, Henltorsl Brklgewalcr office as a n»lrs assorkile. Walsh previously WHH an associate CRANFORD $219,900 with Century 21 Kliif4 Ucallors, which ROSELLE PARK $264,900 recently Joined wll h Wclchcit, Slit- IH a DRENCHED IN CHARM BRAND NEW LISTING LOTS! LOTSI LOTS! This Custom Built Ranch boasls a 16x25 Masler BR Charming 3 BR Colonial, 1 !/2 Baltig, LR w/FP,CAC on BRIDGEWATER $229,900 seasoned real cslatc professional ami a Suite w/stone FP, beautiful LH w/FP and spacious FDH, quiet dead end street. CRO E-79 PRICED TO SELL! member of the Somerset Cotinly. New Ig private park-like yrjw/in-gmd poo!- SUPER Deal Deal Additional County Coverage County Coverage! Arllauj A Classic Autos 1394 JEEP Wrangler 1992- 5spd; CHEVY- 1992 S-10 Blazer GEO 1995 Tracker-4WD Exc FORD 1977 VAN E250 - PLYMOUTH 1995 VOYAGER- JC AUTO SALVAGE MERCEDES 1971 260 SL, CHEROKEE 1995 Sport 4x4,6 cond mech/pfiysica!ly 11K mi DODGE 1985 Pick Up- 4cyl, am/fm cd, two tops, alloy Emer grrVtint wnds, ac/amlm PLYMOUTH • 1933, 4 dr Tahoe, 2dr, 112k, super clean, 6cyl,4spdO.D. Chateau, 5 pass, window van, Cats & Trucks Wanted both tops, vgcontJ. 98k apprsd sedan, reslore or street rod, cyl, auto, 4dr, laodad, a/c, new Ask $11,500/tX) 908-595-9155 tinted glass, captain charts, whte. new clutch, 73k, $8000 cass, roof rack new tires 51K asking 58000,967-5972, $1800/QbO 908-322-6829 906-464-0791 al$25k.$T9,9O0 327-6g74. S25OO. aft 6pm 908-355-4892 tires, 49K miles, 1st owner, front, 3 pass bench seat rear, Obo. 964-3555 mi $13,000 90B-322-2938 DODGE DakotaLE 1989:4x4, GMCP/U1980-4WD.4spd, $13,500, 732-673-5372 A/C, C/C, P/S/B, Kenwood JEEP 1993 Grand Cherokee MERCEDES 1965 220 Blk, P/U, V-6, auto, A/C, BBK, lifted, tult sz. bed, new dulch, FORD 1989 RANGER SUZUK11986 Samurai auto w PAY CASH for most junk cars. stereo cass, auto, 8 cyl. inter- Ltd. 39k, black, mint, ext, warr, 4dr, 99k, 2nd ownr, must see. TRIUMPH 1972 TR6-SMctly loaded, $5900. 908-241-6240, needs some body work. $2000 63K ml, MUST SELL! $4500 /OO, 350 V8 Corvette eng.. Free pickup! SUMMIT $35OO90B-50B-9159 antique showcar. Emerald CHEVY 19S9 Blazer S10 /bo. 90B-756-9B56 /obo. Call 908-474-0717 mittent wiper, positraction rear, $16,500, Call 908-771-3550, Ithr int, ac, amlm, hdteoft top, EXXON: 908-277-3775. w/plow, PS/PB/AC. stick, like DODGE 1995 RAM 250OHD green. Mint cond. 1 owner. trailer pkg, dual battery system JEEP 1993 Grand Cherokee fully reconditioned. new $8100,908-9S4-7924 4x4 ST 360 eng. auto, 24k, 7.5 GMC P/U 1980 • 4WD. 4 spd, MERCURY 1969COUGAR-2 44,000 mi. Soft & hard roofs. for Iravel trailer, 138 in. wheel Ltd, 39k, black, mint. ext. wart, 201-344-8274^ dr, p/s, A/C, new brakes & Meyers plow, every heavy duty lifted, full sz. bed, new clutch, 1410 base, 3/4 ton, dual gas tanks, PLEASE DONTATE A $10,000 value. Best offer. needs some body work. $2000 $16,500.Cai!908-771-8550.: CARS-TBUCKS-HVs starter. $1800. 709-OB59 Call 908-687-1253. CHEVY 1333 8LAZER LT option, priv. drive use, babied, 42 gal. Z-Bart treated, sliding VW 198S CYNCRO 4WD, 9 Tahoe loaded, CD, alarm, $19,995. 908-537-6559 /bo. 908-756-9656 CH EVROLET -1979 Step Van side door w/windows, orig JEEP 1993 Wrangler 5spd, ex- Pftssenoer, A/C, 62K, Exc. To Feed & Clothe The Poor MGB 1954 - Lois ol exlms! Gruman alum body, 6 cyl stick tras soft top 38k sxcl cond cond. $4500 908-355-2B74. Ol UNION COUNTY. Free trailer hitch, 57K, $13,500 FORD 1985 BRONCO- Runs JEEP 1992 CHEROKEE 1992 owner, orig miles, 85k, $60OO/OBQ. 201 -939-6092 10-12ft S2000.908-241-1339 roofrack, heater, drawtlte, S10.800/DO 908-51B-O625 Towing IRS Tax Deductible. * TRIUMPH 1980 TR-B convert. 903-322-625B good, new 33" BFG's, 122K, Ltd. black with gray Int. loaded VW 1979 Van/Camper - 81k, class 4 hitch with hookup tor Into call 908-382-8060 ' OLDSM08ILE 1972 Cullass Only 1700 mfg'd, 58K orig $28D0/BO. Call 908-276-1027. with CD player, exc. cond. 57K JEEP Ltd edition 1995-VB, Ithr, runs exc, new brakes, very gd miles. Strong engine, good CHEVY 1994 S-10 PICK UP $12.500. 908-232-2592 CHRYSLER - 1994 Town & boat trailer, Mint cond. $1800. loaded, whits, mint cond. 39K cond. I32OO 908-g72-gB69 convertible, 350 engine, body FORD 1986 Bronco II-78K ml, bod/ Stop, new interior. Needs 4x4, 5spd, V6, 44K ml., CD, NISSAN 19B7 Pathfinder XE • Country Van, loaded, all Ithr, 4 908-789-0352. mi, $21,000.909-322-8081 TOP $$$ Paid For Disablstf & Interior restored, runs well, ps/pw/plks, new tres/brks/ Captain seats, 39K ml, some minor mech'l work. $9.000/obo. Call Greg au!o, am/lm cass, great cond. 1415 Cars & Trucks. Junks to Late- serious inquiries, $12,095. altrntr, S4tOO. 908-654-5526 $13,500.973-539-1430 FORD 1991 AEROSTAR JEEP 1995 Grand Cherokee, a $4450/BO. 90B-6BB-324B 908-245-3107 150K. $4600. 908-654-0537 Models. Hi miles ok. We buy 908-654-7637 Eddie Bauer Ext. Van • loaded, /c. keyless ent. new tires, Ford 1987 Bronco II XL 97K 1A AUTO-Damagad, re- from creamputfs to an eyesore.; NISSAN 1686 Pathfinder Se DODGE Hi-Top Van 1984 $17,500 call 839-4811 drk brwn^gt tan clean 4x4 94 K, good cond. $4900/BO. pairable, good running cars We pay more! 201-268-1305.. loaded $4900 201-635-5579 4wd, 2dr, v6, cc, snrf, ac, Icfed, auto, air, am/lm. lowmi, $3000. 201-822-0748 JEEP -1987 Wrangler, 4 cyt, 5 wanted, classics ft junks. $J 108K, $6500. 908-665-8425 sp, soft top, many new pans, Beoper201-421-g542 We'll Run Your Auto Or Truck Ad Call 908-276-9005 GMC-1990 Cubical Van Turbo Free towing. 1-800-261-1435, FORD • 19S8 Bronco) I, ao, am 130K. $4000.608-665-6066 16ft new engine/clutch, comp /fm cass, 128K mi, 5 sp, $2500. 1405 Dodga 1987 Caravan cargo AACONAUTO WANTEDJUNK CARS Trucks iTnllen overhaul. Like new. $9,900. JEEP 1995 Wrangler-6cyl, 900-516-0254 van, rebuilt eng, new paint, 4 i Truck buyers. Top $$ paid. Immediate Pickup CHEVY 1985 SUBURBAN 201-926-9394,467-4796 eves 5spd, 3 tops, 47K, 1-owner, Sama day cash. 526-2466. 908-233-2651 $ Until It Sells $ FORD 1991 £»p!orer Eddie Scottsdale 350 VS. auto, ac, Cyl. $1600/0bO 908-686-9275 $13,000,908-964-4314, Bauer exc cond, 112K hwy. cass, Class 3 hitch, clean, runs JEEP 1987 WRANGLER Call Evenings. • AUTO BUYERS-We buy cars mi., must see. $B900. DODGE-19B8 Caravan AC, 1O0K on body, new motor, and trucks. We pay more!!! WE BUY ANY HONDA, strong, $1950 201-866-2622 MAZDA 1990 MPV MINIVAN- 1 Daya908-488-5756; $6200 value, $3499. Clean 6cyl,4WD. black rag top. We pay off loans and leases MAZDA, NISSAN, TOYOTA. CHEVY Blazer1993:2dr, 4x4, 4WD, rear a/c, p/w, pit, pf; p/l, One Low Price With Unlimited Eves 908-508-9149 908-598-9093,201 -674-0613 bikini top, am/fm/cass. Exc overnight. 1-800-228-9908 Junk, damaged or high miles.. exc cond, garaged. 114k mi, abs, ac, aim, exc cond, 42K, Cond. Exc on gas, great on or 908-688-2817 Will pay $200 to $2000, de- FORD 1993 EXPLORER • 4 dr, $12,700.908-527-8171 DODGE 1988 CARAVAN snow and off road! $5800 obo $8800908-464-5160 full pwr. 50K, exc cond, CASH FOR JUNK Unwanted pends on condition, for 1988> CHEVY 1996 Suburban Mly 120k, 7pass. V6, auto, ac. orig 90B-232-24B1 PLYMOUTH 1992 VOYAGER and up. We pick up and pay] | Mileage For Your Ad. $13,400. 908-464-2317. Cars, Trucks & Motorcycles. loaded, 9k, gar kept. $32,500 owner, $2,400909-464-9272 Fully loaded w/lthr Intr, 82k cash, seven days a week.' FORDExplorerXLT1993 4dr, JEEP 1988 Wrangler, 6 cyl, Fr»eplck-upl908-81S-9S70 /bo. 908-574-2494 Ivmsg. 5spd, 120K, ac, 3tops, new $5800/bo Call 908354-3752 1-888-TowJunk new brakes, exc cond 78k hwy FORD 1993 E250 Supervan- or 965-8986 bpr. CHEVY 1991 S-10 Pick-Up parts $5300. 908-317-9782 PLYMOUTH 1993 VOYAGER: i Gall For Details Today! mi $11, BOO/bo 908-9250759. Blk, 78k, 5spt), good cond, re- Exc cond. 5.8 llr V8, auto a/c, 82k, auto, ps, a/c. wry gd JEEP 1989 Wrangler blk. full FOHD IBM Explorer Eddie liable asking $3.500/bo call p/w, p/l, cruise, am/fm stereo, cond. $7500.906-686-8214 Cash For Cars Bauer loaded, Ithr, factory Steve 908-598-7148 trailer towing package. 2 tone drs, hd/soft top, 4 cyl, 5 spd, FREE Junk Car Removal running board, abs, snrl. paint, 49k, $12,000 like new eng/trans, $5000. VBO0-628-B891 CHEVY 1995 S-10 PICK UP, 908-862-3752 908-688-5931. 908-233-9482 eves 45.900k, mint cond, $16,500. 4WD.bckl£Bals. Power every- MINT CONDITION Call 908-647-7873. thing! CD plyr, alrm, V6, 4.3L JEEP 1992 Cherokee Laredo PLYMOUTH 1995 GRAND DONATE YOUR CAR FORD 1963 F25O w/Myers eng, tint wnd. $13,400 page FORD 1994 HT Conversion Exc Cond. Black, 4 Door, 4x4, VOYAGER SPORT 3.3L, dual To Jewish Heritage (or the plow, ps, pb, good cond, 116K, 732-913-53521732-499-0735 Van 351-VB, 20k, 7 yr bumper 55K, New Tires. S12.500/OBO AC, loaded. 46K, warr 100k, Blind. Tax Deductible, Free to bumper warr. alrm syst., 908-277-0879 Towing, Free Phono Card to $40O0/BQ,9O8-272-2165 DODGE Ram PU 19B7-New $13,8QO/bO. 201-701-0054 many extras, perfect like new donors with this ad #1162. FORD 1985 Bronco II- manual, cap, slant 6 eng. great cond, JEEP 1992 Laredo 4x4, full PLYMOUTH- 1988 Voyager, In The Classifieds cond, $20,500/bO. pwr, 1 owner, 74K mi, a/e, min van, lull pwr, seats 6. 85k, CaiM-eOO-2-DONATE. red/red Int, runs gd, ps/pb, $48O0/obo. 908-647-9377 908-464-4344.609-693-1967. $1,700,908-789-4953. after 6pm $9500/obo. Call 908-233-1488 exc cond, $3500.827-0854. THOMAS LINCOLN/MERCURY for making your ad more effective Start your ad with: the item for salep ">/ WM service you are offering or job "'-'«„„„,„„ title of the person you are looking CM* to hire. Be descriptive. 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