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!•;• WESTFIELD • SCOTCH PLAINS FANWOOD Friday, September 17, 1999 50 center fe New students,
It's Greek same old story Student body increase nothing new in Westfieid to them ByTERRENCEDOPP level,"said Foley. "We're working HKOHII I'llKSS im it. We're renovating rooms at tlu' liigli school to be used as Something was cooking classrooms, looking to rent class- Saturday and Sunday at WESTFIELD Enrollment rooms at tin* (National Guard) Westfleld's Holy Trinity Greek in the school district grew by 170 Armory < neross Unhwuy Avenue Orthodox Church — namely, students this year, according to a limn the high school). The long- the church's annual Greek preliminary report discussed range pi: timing committee really Festival. Scotch Plains' Jeremy Tuesday by the Hoard of needs to took at this," Sonpar (left), 4, used the festi- Education, The larj;i'st proporlionnl jump Briefs val as a chance to try his hand "We've had more of an in enrollment happened lit the at creating some sand art, increase at the secondary level Tilth- and sixth-grade level, L while barbecue chefs (below, than elementary where classes Senator DiFranccsco left to right) Peter Arbes, Peter (level», but (the jumped by Ladai and George Calonlas e n roll m e n t ap proximutely to visit local college kept the grills smoking. increase I has 'It's near what we've been 10 pen-enl, creat- SCOTCH PLAINS — New been across t he experienceing. I wouldn't ing ii looming board," said Jersey Senate President LARRY MURPHY/ say it's surprising.' problem for the Donald DiFnmcesco will be a R-P CORRESPONDENT Superintendent iii^li Hchuol. guest speaker at the College of William .1. Kolev, — William J. Foley "This will even- Fanwoocl-Scotch Plains, who announced Westfield Superintendent |u<»ily huve nn DiFrancesco is scheduled to the figures to the impact on the appear before the College Club board at its regu- of Schools hinh Ht'hool," 8 p.m. Sept. 27 at the First larly scheduled Kolev said. United Methodist Church, meeting. Even though 1171 Tprril! Road. Foley said this year's enroll- space nt I In* high Hchool level The township resident is iii ment increiises are typical for the receives must of the .spotlight, his fourth term iis Senate pres- district, which has seen similar Eolev said the- elementary schools ident. He holds the Senate seat increases in the past. "It's near art.' also in Manger of becoming in the 22nd District, which what we've been experiencing." overcrowded. The district,howev- includes Scotch Plains, the superintendent said. "I er, bus realized this and taken Funwood and Westfield. wouldn't say it's surprising,*1 some steps to prevent it. DiFrancesco will discuss The majority of I lie increase "We iinve Classen with aides education-related matters, occurred at the secondary school and rliisHi'M in trailers," the including school construction level. Enrollment nt district superint emW'iit said. "Hut we needs, the growth of education intermediate .schools jumped by have const ruction at different technology and the debate over Hi students, while the high eliMiicnt-iiry schools and we're. charter schools. school saw an increase of 01 stu- in:inu£iii|;. We're, looking forward The public ia invited to dents. Uutli of those numbers to huviiigthi- extra S)JUCC," attend. For more information, have a potentially large impact Denpite. thu cuiiHtrucLion ftt call (908) 233-1601, on WcHtfinlri High School, which the rfemuntrtry level mid the poa- has been looking lor ways to deal nibililk»H beinjr explored at the Fanwood Republicans with a growing Btmlenl popula- high HehocA \uvel, mey doee no^ on World Wide Web tion. deny the district must tnkd "I think thai we need more net inn, mid soon. "We have a FANWOOD — Republican planning at the high school problem,"he said. candidate for mayor Louis C. Jung and Republican candi- dates for Borough Council Stuart Kline and Thomas P. Ryan, Jr. have announced the Houston, we have opening of their campaign World Wide Web page: http://home.att.net/~fanwood- first. a new job for you "We are committed not only to open communication in gov- Westiield DWC names its newest member ernment, but also to open com- munication in our campaign," By TCRRENCE DOPP aj;et' wit h I'riidrntinl New Jerney Jung said. "That is why we KKCOKh I'KKSS on Nort Ii Avenue - was previ- have established n campaign ously considered for a position Web site, so that the voters can WUKTKIKU) The Town with the I)W<". get to know who we are and Council unanimously approved "(The hoard) had interviewed where we stand on issues." Tuesday (he appointment of individuals *';irJit*r thin year* The Web site contains Hernadette Houston, a real (ioldmuii said. "She had inter- biographies, photos and state- estate hroker and town resident, viewed iiml we were very ments on issues from each of as the newest memher of the impressed with her, Init we lmd the candidates. "In the coining 'Citizen's Army' influences Downtown Westfield tn rniike a choice a tid she was not weeks, we also plan to provide Corporation. chosen." links to other Web sites, includ- Houston will 111! the position The cnuiK'iliimn said when ing newspaper articles cover- vacated by former member Cherin': • (ilot becmiie available, ing stories on the campaign," officials in Scotch Plains Thomas Cherin, owner of Cherin officials asked Houston ii'she was Kline said. "Press releases will Designer and (ioldsiuith, previ- still inlcre.-iled. She suid yes, and be available online as well." Common Cause seeks fairness between challengers, incumbents ously on Qiiiinhy Street, Cherin the 'IW n Council took only one The candidates have also By JON LfDERMAN ernment buildings and property The ordinance is intended to moved his business outside o| week lo approve her Westlield's Special Improvement I Ion-, T mi's <|Uilllliui1 KIIIH set up an e-mail address, fan- K [TOKKKSI'oNUKNT for political fund-raising purpos- level the playing field between woodfirst&Vitt .net. "This es." political incumbents anil chal- District, disqualifying him from include more tlum ;i decade as nil address is available on the SCOTCH PLAINS — They Thin doctrine has been lengers. "It's gives an unfair .sitting on ttie DWC hoard. active memher of the Junior Wel> page to make it easy for don't carry semi-automatic expressed in a clean government advantage to incumbents if they "As a homeowner and resident League ,il' Kli/idietli-l'liiinlleld the voters to ask us questions," weapons, assault the enemy in ordinance that has been adopted have access to municipal phones, of Weslfield, I can represent whiil ,in(l her experience iis a director said Ryan. "If voters choose, tanks or rely on k-rations to sur- by a dozen municipalities -- and faxes and telephones during current owners' concerns are Cor the Kjjeiiull'Karly Childhood they can also be advised by e- vive. They fight their war with will be discussed by the Scotch their fund-raising campaigns and within the town," Houston said in < 'enter i II I'llizabet h. mail when the Web page is words, passion and a commit- Plains Township Council at its challengers don't," said Common her application to join I he 1)WC. (In 11 ic DWC boiinl. she will updated." ment to clean government. They September 21 conference meet- Cause spokesperson Pamela "And as a broker in an active si-rve a - ;in operator-director, u (larfie.ld, adding the ordinance office, I have a strong knowledge pei'--ou -vliii operates a business are the members of the Common ing. The council will decide 1 Fanwood garage sale Cause Citizen's Army, 2,000 whether or not to put the ordi- also prevents incumbents from of the wants and wishes of (hi within t he Special Improvement to benefit charities strong, influential in 15 munici- nance on the agenda for the engaging in fund-raising activi peopli' 1111Jvjnt; ii; and mil of our District Tlie DWC also hiis palities throughout New Jersey .September 2$\ Township Council ties during the working flay area.' owneroperilt ors, people who own FANWOOD — The and currently making their pres- meeting. while "on the people's time." "'llnuslonJ impressed me as :i proper! v within 11 ie di.strict, and Fanwood Junior Woman's Club ence felt in Scotch Plains. "The ordinance separates the In addition to the fund-raising very energel ic person, very ejiger resident directors, who are siini- will hold a garage sale from 8 Army activists spread across 'people's business' from the busi- ordinance, Common Cause has to get involved with the DWC," ply lowr i rr.si dent s a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday at 75 12 counties have been blitzing ness of political fund-raising," drafted an ordinance that, said < 'ouuciimaii Larry ' ioldiiian, I [mi.-- i on. who could not be Paterson Road. municipal governments for more said Harry Pozycki, chairman of requires developers who have adding that Houston a former reai-licd liir <'oniiiieji(., will .serve Children's clothes, toys, fur- than a year with I heir simple the Common Cause New .Jersey requested variances on major special education (earlier and oil the I AVC mini December 3lj niture and household goods gospel: "Thou shalt not use gov- Chapter. 'Continued on page A-2) curri'iil real estate broker/iuun- XOIKI. are among the items available. Proceeds will benefit local chanties. A rain date has been set for Sunday. School safety concerns prompt new traffic measures
By TERRENCE DOPP in«," according to 1'ublic Safety traffic and allow students to safe- school system, his committee and the police depart nienl, ail') v. ere fur- h.v.-e pulled into the Inside HKfltUU t'HKS,S Committee Chairman and Town ly cross the busy road. Councilman Neil Sullivan. "The Ihighi school has a 7:H0 not simply tluovvn out there lo be roadwav ton fant and the parking WESTFIELD TraiTlc con- start time," said 1'iililie Safety efifoi'ced "I'ulice Were po.-'led lot hits*-veil been t he nite of n Commentary . . .A-4 The posted speed limit on that 1 gestion and speeding on Hahway section of Hahway Avenue is 2fi Committee member and Town there fur tin first couple id' days minor .icridents, nccordiriK to Community Life .B-1 Avenue have prompted the m.p.h., hut "visual cues make you Councilman -Janis Weinstein. until people v.'ere used to the I'ellX. Public Safety Committee and the think you can drive at •!() (m.p.li.) "Hallway Avenue is just busy at 7 change.-," be said. -'iiu '-aid (lie amount and Town School System to adopt without a prohlem," Sullivan a.m." A drop-oil' and pit k up zone p of t r ailli mi Kdhway Police log A-2 iriak*-.-i it neiirlv ini|»oHKi- measures to protect students .said. Weinstein said her con was also < M'itti'd (lireelly m front Avi.'inie Obituaries B-2 crossing near towns schools. The placement of a crossing stttuents told her about, the dan- of the high school In lessen (lie lile tog< -t out «i the ruiid at certain The measures are the first guard at the intersection of gers of the Kabwav number of c;u> in the school ' diiy 'It's a lou^;, Htrai^lit Sports C-1 steps in an effort to calm traffic Railway Avenue and Dorian Avenue/Dorian Place intersec- parking lot during student road," heHiiid 11 (cel.s like you alontf Hahway Avenue, site of the Place and increased police tion, which she characterized as arrival t nne. can drive it saft'lv ;it hii^h Hpee.cln, Prime Time . . . .B-3 moHt sjit^edirif; violations m town. enforcement in the area are "crazy to gel across. "We've bad a siTiuu.-. piohlfiu iiut it's (misleading." More than 2.01)0 students attend designed to control the flow of Both Sullivan and Weinstein with pick-up and drup oil in the Tiiv.ii ( 'miiicil iiirttiherB Real Estate . . . .C-4 the high school, intermediate traffic during liiorninj.; hours are sei kini; re-election to the parking lot." said high school recent I". (!iive priority to tralllc- school and three grammar when school related traffic Westfield Town Council in Principal Robert (i. Pet J x, nfiting calniini' incasurfH on Kahwuy Classified C-6 schools located along Hahway [teaks. Those times overlap with November. that cars often pulled onto tin; Avenue alter a study of traffic in Avenue, and "there's a potential the morning rush hour, and the Sullivan said the new mea- curbs on both sides of Huhway the town reveal»-'d the mud for tragedy if people are speed measures are intended to slow sures were u joint effort of the Avenue and both Hides of the (Continued on page A-2" I September 17, 1999 Record-Press Ocean-routing plan flying high Glue, other sticky situations in Westfield iArea candidates support testing of air-noise reduction plan WESTFIELD — Several acts 6 on Coles Avenue, police said. of criminal iniscliief nnd vandal- | Police log * * * ByTERRENCEDOPP cult for nay-sayers, the FAA ties. Researchers further con- ism were reported in the town One-hundred compact discs •iRBCORD-PKESS among them, to just reject cluded these towns would not be this week. were reported stolen Sept. 6 from (ocean-routing). The report says hit hard by aircraft noise if Glue was squirted into the the car of an Elizabeth Avenue i SCOTCH PLAINS — A pro- this plan has merit and should flight patterns were moved out side lock at a doctor's office on A North Avenue resident resident, police said. posed plan to reduce noise levels be tested." to sea. East Broad Street Sept. 7, jwtice reported the Sept, 11 theft of a + * * ;frbm jets soaring over area The SP/FCAAN recently The NJIT study also contend- said, while a Virginia Street resi- The window of a car parked at >hQtnes has been bolstered by the 1985 BMW by a former employ- announced that, according to a ed the financial losses suggest- dent filed n report of criminal ee, police said. a Park Avenue business was [New Jersey Institute of policy survey, all political candi- ed by the Leigh Fisher Report reportedly broken and the steer- mischief to he-r home on Sept. 7, * * * iTechnology (NJIT) and endorsed dates and incumbents in Union were exaggerated, and the loss- according to police reports. ing column tampered with Sept. jby virtually all area political County support a six-month live es would be acceptable if a Meanwhile, a lawn ornament Police report they found a 7, according to police reports. candidates at the local, state test of ocean-routing, large-scale reorganization of woman's bracelet Sept. 11. was reported stolen from the :t * A: * * * ;!and federal levels. "There has generally been a U.S. airspace occurs, front yard of a Lincoln Avenue Several window panes were ! The NJIT released a study A Bridgewater resident reported- good line of support, from the Newark International home Sept, 9, police said, and ly had her pocketbook stolen reportedly broken Sept. 9 in a ,Completed this winter conclud- national level right down to Airport, which has led American criminal miscJiiefto a motor vehi- storage shed behind a home on • ing that previous studies of the airports in delays for six of the Sept. 12 at Higgins and Bonner Scotch Plains and Fanwood," cle was reported by a Kenilworth Funeral Home. The contents Richmond Street, according to | "ocean-routing" proposal — said Obrock. "We'd be happy at last seven years, loses over $60 woman Sept. 9. police records. which directs west-bound air million each year to delayed were valued at $380, according to the testing level. Let it prove *** police reports. * * * ^'traffic departing Nc-wark itself." flights, according to the NJIT Clifford Lawson, 41, of Two Plainfield men were •International Airport east over study. Those losses put the The previous study of ocean- Westfield, was charged with Luz Herczegh of Kingston charged Sept. 10 with possession .the Atlantic Ocean and then routing, the Leigh Fisher Leigh Fisher Report's figures shoplifting at the Gap store Sept. of a stolen vehicle after police |south before returning the Report, cited noise-impacted into perspective, the NJIT Avenue, Kenilworth, was charged 9. Mcesnid Lawson was held in with driving while intoxicated attempted to stop them on Route ijplanes to a westerly course — populations and economics as report states. lieu of $776 bail, 22 for careless driving, according •considered routes different than the main flaws involved with Although no test of an ocean- Sept. 12, police said. to police reports. !those contained in the plan * * * ocean-routing. That report con- routing plan is currently Reginald Williams, 42, of * * * The two men and a third dri- 'noise-reduction advocates wnnt cluded ocean-routing would planned by the FAA, advocates A theft was reported Sept. 14 ver led officers on a chase that %o teat. Roselle, was charged with the cause increased noise levels in of ocean-routing say the NJIT theft Sept. & after he allegedly from a locker at the YMCA on ended at Second and Berman ; The NJIT study concluded shore towns such as Belmar and study bolsters the claims of attempted to steal cigarettes Clark Street, police said. streets, Plainfield, at which point this negates the scientific value Point Pleasant, where nir-traffic groups such as SP/FCAAN, from Edward's Food store. He Approximately $3,400 was all three fled the vehicle on foot. lof previous studies completed by noise is not the concern it is in which has spent years trying to was held in lieu of $500 bail, stolen, according to police reports. Wesley H. Porch and Francis !the Federal Aviation places like Scotch Plains and convince politicians to endorse a according to police reords. Long, both 18, were released on Administration and the Port Fanwood. The report also stuted six-month live test. Scotch Plains ** * summonses. Both were also •Authority of New York and New the ocean-routing plan would Obrock said the NJIT study Tools were reported stolen charged with resisting arrest. Jersey. cost regional airports over $100 is the first scientific report to Employees at Randall's Shoe from a Plainfield Avenue busi- The driver escaped on foot, ', "There was some criticism of million because of delayed lend support to ocean-routing, Store on Elm Street reported that ness during the Labor Day week- police said. •the plan — unfounded, as has flights, increased flight times and he believes this will help a customer wrote two checks on a end. According to police records, ,been determined," said Riek and increased air-traffic control. groups like his. The SP/FCAAN closed account as payment for the burglars entered through a Fanwood Obrock. of Scotch But the more recent NJIT group plans to use the study at children's shoes Sept. 10, police rear window. A simple assault was reported 'Plains/Fanwood Citizens test refuted the older test and a series of upcoming public said, * * * Sept. 3 at Rocco's Tavern after an Against Aircraft Noise. "(The said ocean-routing would simply hearings the FAA has scheduled A Westfield resident filed a A woman reported that the angry customer slapped a cashier NJIT studyl just makes it. diffi- transfer noise to new communi- for November, he said. report of harassment Sept. 11, driver's side window of her car and fted the scene, police said. No according to police records. was smashed while parked Sept. arrests were made. 'Citizen's Army' influences officials [ (Continued from page A-1) it easier for activists to match active, although Morristown is public projects to make public the right combination of ordi- the only municipality to adopt School safety concerns A MediaNews Group Newspaper •their local political contribu- nances to a particular local more than one of the ordi- NJN Publishing ©1999 tions. A third ordinance environment. nances. Other towns that have Record-Press (USPS 006-049) is [requires open and fair pricing According to Garfield, adopted at least one ordinance lead to traffic measures published on Friday by NJN •ijegotiations for government Common Cause has been suc- include Westfield, Metuchen, Publishing, 301 Central Ave., Clark, (Continued from page A-l) prevent speeding. "People will NJ 07066 (908) 575-6660, Second fcohtracts. They are drafted in a cessful in every municipality East Brunswick, Sayreville, class postage paid at Cranford, NJ ["•ready to adopt" format, making where they've chosen to be Edison and Princeton Township, the scene of the most speeding drive as fast as their visual cues 07016, POSTMASTER: please violations in Westfield. will let them," he said. send changes toNJN Publishing , Sullivan said further mea- Other methods may include Fulfillment office . 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PRESS " ~™ detour route." other changes designed to make Marsh said he believes the plan the road more accommodating to WESTFIELD — Town to close the street completely was drivers. "We're going to relocate Engineer Kenneth Marsh is fight- proposed to give the contractors Crossway Place ... there will be a , ing to prevent Crossway Place what he calls a "staging area," or a bend in the road so it lines up from closing to traffic while con- place where the contractors could with Edgewood lAwnue]," he said. tractors complete work on the NJ store materials and equipment Marsh said this will create a Transit bridge spanning the throughout the construction four-way intersection where , street, which provides an impor- process. North Avenue, Crossway Place tant cut-through between North Robert D. Hopken of Marquis and Edgewood Avenue will all and South avenues. Construction did not return sever- meet. That would mean a major Closing the bridge would mean al calls and could not be reached improvement for drivers in town, more motorists in the downtown for comment. he said. area or on the area's smaller cut- The height of the bridge is throughs, placing more strain on being raised from the current 10 Tree limbs, brush other roads in town, according to 1/2 feet to 13 feet, which should ; Marsh, who said "Closing allow emergency services and (Crossway Place) during bridge Department of Public Works vehi- to be picked up construction would only be for the cles to use Crossway Place. convenience of the contractors." Currently, larger emergency vehi- SCOTCH PLAINS — The The engineer said Marquis cles and DPW trucks cannot fitDepartment of Public Works will Construction and Electrical under the bridge. begin picking up tree limbs, Contractors, the Augusta, N.J. "Raising the bridge will help shrubs and brush in the town- company doing the major renova- (the DPW) as far as saving time ship next week. tion of the bridge, originally want- getting to our job sites," said All tree limbs and brush must ed to close the bridge for the dura- Marsh. be tied up and left at the curb by tion of construction, which is The opening of the bridge is 7 a.m. Monday. Bundles must ho scheduled to run through also being raised and widened, no more than 4 feet long and December 8. according to Marsh, who said this weigh no more than 50 pounds. "If it was a minor closure, will allow a widening of the 18- They cannot be tied with metal New beginnings maybe a day or two, we would foot roadway underneath the wire of any type. Joseph Malanga, new principal of the Washington School in Westlield, greeted new students (left to have no problem with that," said bridge to 40 feet. Grass, weeds, leaves, tree right) Victoria Wang and Kurt KowalKsl when the two began their educational careers as kindergartners Marsh. "There's no way we can After construction, which stumps and other materials wilS last week. live with a complete closure. No Marsh said is roughly on sched- not be picked up. Scotch Plains council puts stop to dangerous crossings Send Us BVJONLEDEMUN township and state for almost 15 Evergreen Boulevard is also Scotch Plains Police Depiirliuont The township responded by Your News! UP CORRESPONDENT years, and will now officially be scheduled to receive a stop sign, naked the state Department of submitting an engineering draw- recognized as a "stop intersec- officials said. Transportation to evaluate tho ing showing a reduced radius and SCOTCH PLAINS - The tion" According to Police Chief intersection as n candid ate for the DOT approved the stop sign Fax to Township Council voted unani- Because of Greenside Park's Thomas O'Brien, the township traffic control mensurr-H. Tin1 Sept.. U, 1985. However, the inter- mously Tuesday to authorize the proximity to the area, and theTraffic Bureau has received state approved a atop si^iv in.) uly wection remained unclmnged (908) 575-6683 installation of stop signs at two tendency for motorists unfamil- numerous complaints about the of 1985, with \\w condition the until 15)98, when township offi- busy intersections along iar with the area to useRhoda Place/Evergreen radius on the northeast corner lu> cials authorized the road work Evergreen Boulevard. Evergreen Boulevard to pass Boulevard intersection since the reduced. DOT engineers were allcr hearing a number of com- The intersection of Rhoda from Mountain Avenue to summer of 1997, but the junction concerned large radius would plaints from residents about the Place and Evergreen Boulevard Westfield Avenue, the intersec- has been studied at the local and place the sign too fur from whore uncontrolled nature of the inter- has been under scrutiny by thetion at Greenside Place and state levels since 1985, when the traffic actually stopped. section.
BALES • BEOVICE • PARTB Scotch Plains Rescue Squad HELPING CHILDREN LEARN RlSIDHNTIAL OR CUMKWnCltL • Classes Saturday -Thursday Singer Sale! seeking resident donations • 4-8 Students Per Class • All Teachers State Certified SCOTCH PLAINS — While returns and more than $10,000 The continued goal of the many residents of the community less in donations than last year. Scotch Plains Rescue Squad is to & Experienced enjoyed a restful summer with Current active members work provide the community with the • Gifted & Talented some carefree vacation and relax- hard to maintain certifications in best possible service and the • Remedial ation time, the members of the various aspects of emergency most advanced medical equip- • Enrichment Scotch Plains Rescue Squad con- care, completing 48 hours of class ment possible, This goal can only tinued to provide emergency ser- instruction every three years. be realized with the residents' • PSAT»SATI«SATII vice to the community. So far in 1999, members have support. Whether it is early in m«,dui'.A»ci. Eiuim-c. si»,i. Private Tutoring - All Subjects The 100-percent volunteer logged 879 calls, served 167 duty the morning, in the middle of the organization is again asking for crews and clocked 2,275 response night, on the weekend or even on - All Levels tax-free donations to support its hours. New Year's Eve 1999, the squad • Call Now For Brochure round-the-clock operation. The Members are asking residents is here to help. In return, resi- • Registration In Progress squad depends on donations to and businesses in the community dents can help the squad with continue the uninterrupted ser- to continue to support squad tax-deductible contributions. vice it has provided since it was operations. These donations fund The Scotch Plains Rescue founded in 1937. every aspect of the squad's opera- Squad offers its sincere thanks mi lion ' 111kiIt in .it i <'-.M>ry The initial fund drive letter tion, including purchase and to all who have already joined ^ villf, hiiiuHi1. -,i-\s-ni^; U^lll h went out in May with a follow-up maintenance of vehicles and med- the team and encourages anyone 1 jlll-.llt . 1|M Si•!• ItnoiiKh (rum I|III|> ill letter reaching homes and busi- ical supplies, including the newly who wishes to send :i tax-free M
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She portrait of admitted that she doesn't like raising campaign funds; to mount a Senate campaign, she estimated she would have to raise at least $100,000 per week for the next 52 weeks. an addict And the governor said she doesn't like to be second- My name is Michael and I am a guessed or have her motives questioned simply because journalist. Bhe was a candidate. It was demeaning to her role as gov- Hello, Michael! ernor that pundits and opponents were ascribing political Because this is my first motives to every decision she made. Journalists Anonymous meeting, I Even her decision not to run for the Senate has elicited don't know what to say. I was never a cynical response. Almost immediately idle speculation very good at writing ledes for fea- arose that Gov. Whitman had made some sort of deal with ture stories, especially sad stories Gov. Bush of Texas for either a spot on the national GOP about disease, so HI just begin at ticket next year or a Cabinet post in his administration. the beginning. With the presidential election 14 months away, it's incon- I never seriously experimented ceivable that Whitman would have forfeited a Senate seat with journalism until college. I began writing for my college week- — polls show she was a heavy favorite to win — for an ly newspaper. I was young and 1 uncertain role in an administration that is not a sure thought it was harmless. And I thing. believed that I could quit any time Gov. Whitman deserves our respect for being open and I wanted, I had no intention of ever honest. She entered the Senate race hastily after Sen. being a journalist. I had heard sad Frank Lautenberg announced his retirement; Republicans stories about the lives of journalists throughout New Jersey recognized that Whitman would — the long hours, the horrible pay be the strongest candidate the GOP could offer next year. and too much booze, cigarettes and But the governor realized that being a candidates, in these cynicism. And though they were days of never-ending and expensive campaigns, is an oner- portrayed as romantic crusaders in ous and unpleasant task. Worse, groveling for money robs the movies, journalists were disrep- Letters to the editor utable characters who caused more the candidate of dignity and unfortunately, that would trouble than they were worth. I have tarnished the office of governor. wanted a normal life. Whitman's decision should prompt both Republicans Then my problems began. and Democrats to reflect on the state of politics in New Comments at meeting were 'rude' Pray for Brother Michael! Jersey. Should there be, for example, stricter limits on Every time one of my articles campaign expenditures? Is the public served by campaigns To The Record-Press: Connelly by Republican councilmen during recent appeared in print I would get a that last for more than a year? What can be done to ease On Sept. 9,1 visited friends in Fanwood and viewed meetings. I can understand disagreement, even argu- rush of satisfaction. 1 would walk the cynicism and district many residents have about poli- the monthly council meeting on cable television. This ment, but the comments made on Sept. 9 by into the college cafeteria and see tics and politicians? And how do all these factors result in was the second time I have seen a Fanwood council Councilman Whittaker, his snide reference to Orwell's people reading my article — my lower voter turnout? meeting broadcast, and twice I have been appalled by "Animal Farm" and his rudeness to Mayor Connelly article! —and suddenly all the Whitman's decision not to run for the Senate has raised comments made. I preface my own comments by stat- reflect very poorly on his role os an elected official. everyday anxieties vanished. It was ing clearly that I am a registered Republican and not Councilman Klein made equally disparaging remarks a high better than any drug can her stature considerably in the state. She has made a produce. political sacrifice to better serve the people of New Jersey. a resident of Fanwood; however, my reaction has noth- during the July meeting. ing to do with politics. Rather, I am responding to the Whatever their feelings and issues may be, I sug- And being a journalist had some For that, she deserves our respect. rude, discourteous and childish behavior I have gest strongly that both men's comments to and regard- unexpected awards. A painfully Bhy observed on the part of at least two Republican coun- ing Fanwood's chief governing official are nt the very and socially spastic person, I dis- cilmen. least inappropriate and, quite frankly, embarrassing to covered that I was adopting a new Over the past two decades, I have spent a great deal me as a fellow Republican. Everyone knows there is an and better persona whenever I of time with various friends in Fanwood, I have been election coming up but, let's face it, the Democrats slipped into the role of a journalist. The Record-Press is here for you very impressed by local lenders hi j> under Mayors have done an exemplary job as leaders in Fanwood, It was as if an ordinary nebbish The following information should help you get your Kuran and Stender and, especially, Mayor Connelly. and they are conducting a very dignified campaign. could transform himself into a ideas and community news into The Press: Their combined record speaks for itself. That they hap- If I were a resident of Fanwood, my longtime party superhero just by arranging words pen to have been Democrats is far less important thun affiliation would not preclude acknowledgment of the on a piece of paper. When I was Call Editor Gregory Zeller at (908) 575-6686 with story introduced to people at parties, suggestions, questions or comments. the quality of their service und their substantial Democrats* accomplishments which would, most decid- achievements for the borough. edly, effect my decision at the polls. they already knew who I was Our address: The Record-Press, P.O. Box 699, I nm particularly disturbed by the attacks on Mayor ROBERT J. FIORELLINO through my writing and 1 could see Somerville, N.J. 08876. Our fax number is (908) 575-6683. in their eyes that they were hang- ing on every word I uttered as if I Correction policy was a mystic or a celebrity, Being a Residents should come to meeting journalist gave me the confidence I The Record-Press will correct errors of fact, context or never had and it felt good — really presentation and clarify any news content that confuses or To The Record-Press: would increase congestion and further strain our good. misleads readers. Please report errors to Editor Gregory The last and most important planning board meet- schools, community infrastructure and parks. The I began writing more and more Zeller at (908) 575-6684. ing regarding the apartments proposed for the former development would also alter the landscape of articles. And then I plunged into Dean Oil site will occur at 7:30 p.m. Sept. 22, at the Fanwood forever. It's design and size would stick out journalism even deeper, editing sto- Park Midtile School. At this meeting, the developer, from the surrounding community and would squelch ries, writing headlines and design- Deadlines John Molozzi, will himself testify on why he thinks further commercial development on the only commer- ing pages, Soon I was spending The deadline for submitting articles and press releases that the proposed development is good for Fanwood. cially zoned block in Fanwood. more time at the newspaper office to The Record-Press is 5 p.m. Friday. The letters deadline We urge our fellow concerned citizens to attend and Further, the development's approval would encour- than in the classroom. But I didn't is noon Monday. speak out during the public comment period. age similar structures in Fanwood. This development care because I had my weekly fix. The Fanwood Citizens for Responsible is nothing more than a cramped building with a park- Lord, have pity on this lost soul! Development (FCRD) has made a concerted effort over ing lot that offers no benefit to our community. After graduation, I took stock of Letter policy the past several months to keep the citizens of my life and saw the damage jour- Therefore, the FCRD urges the citizens of nalism had inflicted. I tried finding Letters should be no longer than 200 words and may be Fanwood informed of the meetings concerning this Fanwood to show up at this last planning board hear- poorly planned development. The meeting on Sept, 22, another line of work but eventually, edited for content, brevity, good taste and libel. Letters ing on the Dean Oil site apartments. We must stand like any junkie, I couldn't resist and should be typewritten and include the writer's daytime liowever, will be the last and most important one together as a community, come out in force and voice because the planning board must vote to either accept our opposition to this development. I took a job as a reporter for the telephone number for verification. or reject the proposed development on or before Oct. 1. Bound Brook Chronicle. I con- Send letters to The Record-Press, P.O. Box 699, ERIC W, HESS vinced myself it was only tempo- We believe that the citizens of Fanwood know why PETER SAYLES Somerville, NJ, 08876. Letters can also be faxed to (908) this development is a terrible idea. This development rary until I found out what I really 575-6683 or e-mailed to [email protected] Fanwood Citizens for Responsible Development wanted to do with my life. But the die was cast in my very first week. On Tuesday, March 4, 1980, I Man's cane had sentimental value went to a South Bound Brook Borough Council meeting, I arrived To The Record-Press: I have still been checking but still no cane. I can 15 minutes early and soon I began On Saturday, Aug. 28. I was shopping nt the easily buy another but it is or was a sentimental talking with a veteran Courier- Edwards Super Food Store in Westfield. treasure to me and wns given to me by Ann Long as News reporter. He warned me of I had taken my cane into the store with me hav- it was her husband Gene Long who was a Fanwood the dangers I was facing. "It gets Wi'.STFIKI I) SCOTCH !>l AtNS FANVOOD ing parked in the handicapped spot near where all crossing guard for many years whom I have known into your blood," he said. Why, dear A MediaNews Group Newspaper the carts are available. It was 11 a.m. all of my life, he being a close neighbor of mine and God, did I not take those words as a At 11:30 1 put my groceries in my car and forgot we had spent many hours daily through the years. sign? NJN Publishing ©1999 to take my cane out of my cart. Arriving home, real- I'm sure he would have been happy to know I was Amen, Brother Michael! izing such, I made a quick reverse and got to traditionally using it. Now, almost two decades later, Rosemarie Malo Edwnrds. It is hard to believe that someone is that uncon- I'm hopelessly hooked. I'm a jour- Publisher There was no cam- in the cart that I had used so scionable to take a lonely cane out of the store's nalism junkie. I still feel the same I asketl the gentleman that was handling the carts enrt. Thank God there is only a small percentage of surge of adrenaline when the clock Cheryl Fenske if anyone had mentioned finding such, Me said "no" such people and this is a very, very rare incident. accelerates toward deadline; I need Executive Editor and checked all the carts that were there. I then Also thank you for hearing me through. that jolt to keep me going week to week. And when one of my went to the courtesy counter and asked if anyone JAMES F. DENNY had turned in a cam1 and the answer was also "no." reporters has an exclusive story Allan Conover Terrence Dopp Tina Guarino Fanwood that beats the competition, I feel Sports Editor Reporter Reporter the same rush of satisfaction that drowns all my other troubles. It Waving the flag for all Westfield still makes me feel brilliantly alive. Eileen Bickel John Tsimboukis But it's gotten worse, In the past, Advertising Director Production Manager two years, I've gone on a journalism To The Record-Press: in this scpnrnteness. Wo take pride in our diverse binge, editing as ninny papers as I I feel compelled to write (his letter after read- community. Sure, we have our problems, us other can and writing as many articles as ing Iwn articles iii a daily newspaper because I'm towns do, and we are working on them. That's one 1 can. Journalism is consuming my concerned about they lopsided picture they paint uftho reasons I'm running for Town Council in the life; the youthful energy that sus- Rflcord-Press (USPS 006-0-U)) IR nnhlinhotl on Friday by NJN Publishing , ofWestfield. Third Ward, to be a part of the solution, tained me through countless all- 301 Central Ave , Clark, N.I 070(ifl (mill) r.iTi-fiGeo, Second class postago paid One of the hciidlini's read "Are all sides alike? I'm waving the Hag for all of Westfield; I'm sup- nighters in the newsroom is fading. at Cranford, NJ 07016, POSTMAS1I H |iie.;iso sond changes to NJN Publishing South side wonders." I really Und the opening porting all of our diverse neighborhoods, I'm con- And though I still need my weekly Fulllllment office , PO I3OK f.WV Somervilk). NJ 0B876. Subscription rotes by paragraph thai states "There are no bad neighbor- vinced that the only thing that separates the fix, the adrenaline pump is tired, mall, one year within Union County $ I /. mil nl county $20, out ol state $24. hoods in Went field, but there is I he south side ..." south side from the north side is the delineation and my Superninncnpt1 is tattered. To subscribe call 1-S00-30CMWI to be offensive and misleading. on the map and nol in our hearts and minds. I know I have problem, but I'm J live on the south side and this north side vs. CLAtRE LAZAROWITZ afraid of the cure. Detox is terrible Circulation: 1-800-300-9321 south side positioning is based on old, narrow Westfleld — please never let them lock me News 908-575-6684 views that are outdated und only promote nega- T/ii' writer is the Di'mocrutic I'urtv cundidatv. fur inside a public relations office! Advertising 732-396-4404 tive feelings. the Third Ward neat im the Westfield Town Council. Prtiv for hint, brothem and sis- We Wostfii'ldians do not contribute to or believe ters! September 17,1999 Record Gregory Zeller has joined NJN tor and news reporter for The A graduate of Rutgers Publishing as editor of theSandPaper. University with a bachelor of Cranford Chronicle and Record- While with The SandPaper, he arts degree in English, Zeller's Press. was named 1997 New Jersey first professional reporting job "We are very pleased to have a Press Association Journalist of was as a atringer/freelanco journalist of Gregory's caliber the Year. writer for The Courier News. He join our staff," snid Executive "I'm very excited about this then joined Greater Media Editor Cheryl Fenake. "He brings opportunity," Zeller said. "I look Newspapers an a news/sports with him experience, strong forward to the challenges ahead reporter with The South news judgment and a sense of and to learning more about the Brunswick Sentinel and was rec- the importance of community towns covered by the Chronicle ognized as 1995 Greater Media newspapers." and Record-Press." Reporter of the Year. Zeller comes to NJN from Packet Publications, where he had served as news editor of the twice-weekly Princeton Packet. Invited Prior to that, he had been su employed by Jersey Shore MARY ANN HALL'S Magazines, serving as sports edi- MUSIC FOR CHILDREN Connecting the ABI of tha music with the HEABI of the child CERAMIC Open House Grace Orthodox Church 1100 Boulevard, Westfield TILE! 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Mosl brides hiivu long f'unta- - Today's Rice — Bridal couples are of the day's activities. pagne glasses. or look on all of the wedding accessories," sized about shopping lor major wedding being very creative when it comes to this - Guest Book and Pen — A guest book said Powers. items such as the (tress and flowers. showering tradition. Some ideas include will help record all that attend the wed- Stie also recommends selecting a However, it's the little things that seem birdseed, flower petals, bubbles and even FOR THE GUESTS ding as well as make future "thank you" flower, image or color combination and to fall through the e-racks mid even a hutterllit'.s. - Favors - Whether it's candy or a notes much easier. coord mating all wedding details around calm, cool and collected bride can i^d - Decorations — Church decorations small gift, every guest will love to bring - Cake Cutter and Server — Make cut- this look. 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These special peo- when planning that special day However, when trying to bud- Sterling silvor bangle or charm ple usually receive a gift that is It only takes a few hours to get married, checks written ahead of time and left with a get, one cost that can't he over- bracelets, colored gemstone a little "extra" for all their hard but couples often spend more than a year trustworthy fri end. This keeps the band from , looked is gifts for the wedding drop earrings, or 14-karat gold work in helping to make the planning the big day. With so many details to pestering you as you escape to the honeymoon party: those people who dili- hoop or "X" earrings make won- big day a success. remember and events to coordinate, there are suite. gently work to make (he wed- derful gilts. Consider classic cultured ding day a perfect affair. bound to be some details that slip through the Third, pack ahead of time and pack light. Also, spaced cultured pearl pearl stud earrings, a sterling cracks. The purpose of a honeymoon is to relax. Pack The tradition of buying gifts necklaces on invisible microfil- silver and 14-karat gold bangle Below are a few things to remember to help a few days armead and you'll have time to. for wedding attendants dates ament called "Floaters" are per- hracolet, or for a very special make your wedding run Bmoothly. remember nil the small details: your pass- back to ancient times when fect for a clasnic jewelry gift. maid of honor, a diamond soli- The cultured pearl necklaces First, to fully enjoy your wedding day you ports, plane tickets and that new lingerie you Egyptian noble women present- taire necklace. need lots of help. With all the people to greet, just got at your- aho-wer. ed precious metals and gems to come in a variety of fashionable The best man will enjoy a their ladies-in-waiting. Today, colors, like pink, peach, gray dances to dance and pictures to smile for, Fourth, your wedding photographs are classic dress watch or 14-karat when will you have time to eat or drink? It's a fine jewelry still is a popular and plum, and cost as little as gold cuff link set. treasures to last a lifetime, but be careful of gift. $85 each. good idea to task people with keeping you the never-ending photo shoot. Beforehand, "Fine jewelry is the perfect going. Someone could be in charge of making give your photographer a list of shots you Available in a range of prices Ushers. Multifunction sport gift for the bride and groom to sure you get a plate from the buffet - nothing want. Review it later to remove any shots you and styles, it's easy to find gifts watches, sterling silver cuff show their appreciation," aaid can spoil a wedding day like an empty stom- to fit both the budg<>1 and the links, money clips, elegant Lynn Ramsey, president of the don't need. A fe-w extra pictures can mean pre- personalities of the attendants. fountain or ball point pens, ach. Someone'else needs to be ready to fill cious time Bwaj from friends and family at Jewelry Information Center. your glass (and not just with champagne). The Jewelry Information cigar accessories or lighters all "Unlike any other gift, its sen- the reception. Center, a non-profit trade asso- are gifts any man would like to With all the excitement you may find yourself Remembering the email details will help , timent and quality will last for dehydrated. A friend with a cup of water can the wedding day run smoothly and will get years to come." save the day. you off on a great start. Of course, the great- ' Many fine jewelry designers Second, with all of the checks to write for a est tip of all is to not worry about what goes, and retailers have special wedding, don't forget the ones due on the big wrong and focus on what goes right. bridal collections in their fine day. 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I gcyt lI rebate)i^ uun" Show examines posters Sil IT WITHOUT GLASSES IN as art, cultural reflections INEMASCOP UNION — "The Art of tiie exhibit organizer and designer Movie Poster", an exhibit of 100 Alan Robbins. a professor of original posters from the first design at the University and the century of American movies, will director of the new Design be on view throughout October Center. at Kean University. "These are fantasy images The show marks the opening that project the way the image of the University's new Design makers in Hollywood on Center that has been created to Madison Avenue think we dream educate the public about the role of glamour, romance, courage, of design in society. The posters evil, fun and danger. Every in this inaugural exhibit demon- desire known to use has been strate the powerful impact of encapsulated somewhere in graphics on the attitudes and these posters. The exhibit offers illusions people have about both all the common icons of our cul- Hollywood and turai opera...sul- about American 'They were created to try goddesses culture and oily villaill8 For - most of sell the movies, but they beaming virgin>s this century, really reflect our cultural and teasing bad even well into fantasies." girls, seductive the nge of televi- scoundrels and sion, posters ad ring lov< r were the prima- - Alan Robbins ° i ^ ry means of sell- Some of the ing movies. Exhibit organizer/ best pO8tera, like Posters were desiCfHOr a striking one for part of massive the 1924 film Nurse From promotional campaigns created Brooklyn, are more powerful by the studios to draw crowds to works of art than the films they the latest hot products from promoted. Some, like the classic TYRONE TERRY MICHAEL Tinsel town.Typical campaigns image created for the 1939 film included a slew of posters in vnr- Cone With The Wind, seem to ious sizes and designs, from perfectly capture the mood of the POWER MOORE RENNIG small lobby cards to billboard- movie. (hawt'tivt mmv size graphics for the theater's Still others, like a poster for exterior. the re-release of the movie The Art of the Movie Poster" I'sycho, have little connection to Movie posters such as these will be Included in an exhibit, "The Art of the Movie Poster,' to be featured next month at next month at Kean Unvierslty. exhibit includes 100 original the movie itself, But whatever posters of the dramatic 27-inch x their connection to the movie to manipulate the emotions of has amassed thousands of the postern throughout the Exhibit, hours are Tuesdays, 41-inch size known us one- they promoted, the postern have the viewer, even through the posters over the past HO years. exhibit reflect thti three different, Wednesdays, and Thursdays sheets. They range from n melo- an impact all their own, changing graphic styles of the "My father rnn a movie the- approaches of the exhibit's cre- from .1 to H p.m., and Snturdays dramatic 1913 poster advertis- Martin Holloway, chairperson decades," he said. "The type ater in Brooklyn, so I grew up ators...the cultural impact of the from noon to 5 p.m. ing the film, The Storm, to a of the University's Department alonp, most of it created through with these images," he said. "To imiiK»\4, the graphic styles ropre- rousing image for 1999's Star The exhibit is on display in of Design, who helped plan the the mostly lost art of hand-let- me, they arc a gateway to the sentt-d throughout the century, Want: The Phantom Menuve, Downs Hull on the University's exhibit, believes the power of the tering, is a .study in graphic fantasy land uf Hollywood. Each am! tidbitH of the inside with every decade in between South Campus, at the corner of graphics adds to the success of impact." one tells a story {if stardom won Hollywood Btorii'H behind the represented. Morris and North Avenues in these posters. Tile exhibit, displays for the nnd lost, of battling egos and love films. Elizabeth. "They were created to sell the "The designers who worked on first time a tiny part of the vast affairs, mid, of course, the "The Art of (lie Movie Poster" For more information about movies, but they realty reflect these posters were masters in movie poster culled ion of -Jay movies, both classics and flops." will lie on view and open to the the exhibit, call the Design our cultural fantasies," said the use of composition and color Le.sifjer, a New York hotelier, who Text entries that accompany public Oct..l-;}<). ('enter at (UOH) 527-3059. Two to study at Alphorn Academy in Switzerland Freeholders to present WKSTFIELD Kicolu USA, tor of the N.I Workshop for the Inc., tin1 maker of the famous Alls in Westlield, He teachers cough drops, is sponsoring Dr. students as young as ,'< and us old Jersey Jazz By the Lake Ted Kchlosberg and Chris as 94. Schlosberg has been n Veldeniian from the New .Jersey teacher, arts administration, per- CHAN FORD — Union County government will present a Workshop for the Arts in former mid conductor since l!H>0. two-day jazz, food and kids festival titled Jersey Jazz RyThe Westfield, (it the Alphorn He has directed -Jazz Hand, Lake on Sept, 17 and 18 at Nomahegan Park, Springfield Academy of Switzerland in Symphony Orchestra, (/horns Avenue, Cranford. Admission and parking are free. Monlreniix. Chris and Schlosberg and Concert Hand and ban Continuous entertainment will be provided by premier will .study with the world-famous trained string quartets and jazz, per formers at the second annual Jersey Jn/z By The French born player, Alphornisi chamber groups, Lake. and conductor Jo/.sef Molnnr. Dr. Scblosberg was introduced The festival runs on Sept. 17, 5-10 p.m., and on Sept. 1M, Thi1 Alphorn 'also known as to the Alpborn three years ago at noon-10 p.m. The Union County Board of Freeholders is the Alpenhom t is a wooden trum- Lake Louise where he beard Neil bringing this festival to the residents of Union County. pet used in Switzerland. It is the (Jiiw, a retired French horn play- "The Board is delighted to present an exciting two days of nat itm.'tl instrument of er from the Canadian well-known jazz musicians for the enjoyment of the resi- Switzerland, originally used by J'hilhannonk play the instru- the herders of the Alps for culling ment. At that time, he researched dents of Union County," said Nicholas P. Scutari, chairman of 1 the Board of Freeholders. "The first Jersey -Jazz was such a cattle in from tin mountains. It and purchased an Alphorn that success last year, and we look forward to continuing a tradi- was also used for ceremonies and was handmade in Switzerland. tion of great music and great food, along with additional seasonal festivals ami as a com- The instrument is in the key of K, which is the Kaiae as the French entertainment for our children." municator for summoning people to church or to war. Although the horn, and is 12 feet, long with t he '" Jersey Jazz Hy The Lake will feature a main stage offer- Alpborn lias been used it) Swiss flower, Edelweiss and I lie ing font inuous live jazz entertainment. Switzerland since the 1 .It 11 centu- flag of Switzerland painted on il. An additional feature at Jersey Jazz is the return of the ry, researchers have traced it Two years ago, Dr. Scblosberg Kids Kingdom Traveling Jubilee taking place on Sept. 17, ~i hack to the fir>t century. purchased a second Alpborn, this frt p.m., and on Sept. 18 from noon to 8 p.m. A kids stage with Hnly 12 AlphorniMs an- select- time an American-made instru- national children's entertainers and acts, rides, arts and ed from around the world to par- ment made ol I'VC pipe wrapped crafts, pony rules, hay rides and much more is available for ticipate in the Aljihorn Academy with bamboo. I le introduced it (o family fun. of Switzerland in Montreaux, New Jersey Workshop for the "The Union County Board of Freeholders hopes that resi- three of which are form the Arts .student, prodigy, Chris dents of our county take advantage of Ibis free concert," United States this year. Other Vclderiii.'tn who has been playing added Scutari. "The two-day festival is designed to bring students are from France, and performing on the instru- entertainment to people of all ages, with a main stage of pre- Switzerland, Israel, and ment ever since. mier jazz entertainers and a fantasyland for kids with the (lennaiiv, Schlosberg find Chris Vi'lderman is a seventh creation of our Kids Kingdom." Velderiiiai) were chosen to partic- grade student, at I he Roosevelt Women in Jazz is the theme for Friday evening, with the ipate in the advanced .session, Intermediate School in Westlield. Marian McPurthind Trio headlining the show Joining the winch includes study .''lift perfor- He is proficient on Numerous line up on Friday will be Dominique Hade, Diane Moser's mance Cor four and a half hours instruments hit hiding the I'Yench Composers Big Bund, and Lenny Huberts and The daily. Tin- program runs from born, violin and trumpet anil Crossroads Trio. Sept. 1O-1H. plays lend trumpet, in the Mu.*-ic Celebrating what would he Duke Ellington's IOOth birth- Kieoln USA Inc. has been in Studio, Jazz Hand, French horn day, headlining on Saturday evening will be The Duke partnership with Dr. Schloslwrg with the < in'iiter Newark Youth Kliington Orchestra directed by Paul Ellington. Joining the since In- wrote lo them regarding Symphony, violin with the Music line up on Saturday, starting at noon, will be Hlunt Force, hi- interest m the Alphorn. Since Studio Chamber Orchestra iiiifl Playing the Alphorn in front of the Academy of Music in Philadelphia In Russell Ciiinn \- KthnmmipicoloK.v. tlit- Alan Pnsqua Trio wit li that lime, he has developed a trumpet with the Music St udiu March Is Christopher Velderman. left, student of Dr. Theodore K. Wind I'ji.--enible. Chri.- has a]- o •John Piitituci i and Peter Krskine, The Atomic Fireballs and relationship vsiih the romjianv Schlosberg, right, They wero thorn nt tho request of Rlcoln, USA, Who played echo Taps al Westfield'.-- the Ed Palermo Hiy Band. through fain Held, coordinator of sponsored the opera The Barber of Seville. marketing. Srhlosberg and Memorial Day celebration lor ' "The Union County Board of Freeholders believes strong- VeMeriiian have b«'cn peiToriiJilig three years. on mountainsides. The wood is NJWA "is to enrich lives by pro- < ly in making t his county a place where we want to work, live, at numerous art,-- and cndis festi- The concept of I he Aljilioni t if;ht Iy bound with strips of birch vidmg opportunities to develop mid raise our children. As purl of its responsibility to its res- 1 val.-- represent inj; Hicola I -SA goes back 100,000 years to (lie hark making the tul>e airtight. creative lalents and encourage n ident. :, we arc pleased t u present events like Jersey -Jazz By Inc. In addition, they have per- Stone Age when people blew The Alphorn hits been used in greater IIIHI>TM1 ,-indiijg ol the nrtfl Tin* Lake that promote the quality of life for all our resi- formed at the Academy of Mu.sic through hollow bones. Similar iiiiiiifniiiH classical works inilud through 1mlli instruction and \tefr dents." Scutari added. in Philadelphia, made an inter- instruments were developed iii(; Koffiini's opera William '!<•//, fnrmaiice." Divisions include The Directions anil further information can be obtained i>v nal HIIIMI television appearance around the world including the Meet hwen's I'usltiml S\-iii/>hnii\: Music Studio, Kids 'M' AIIH, Tola • culling <<>0Hi .i:il)-VM.)OO. and performed at many Didgeridoo'Australiai and the Diiji/mir by Uicluird Slrau:*:' and 'n' Arl^, WeHllieJd Summer t The Union County Hoard of Freeholders is presenting International Days at local Shofar, which was used lor 2,000 Alj)h'>ni inul Striiif's by Leopold Workshop, Drawing Workshop, ! Jersey Jazz By The lake along with its sponsors ('oinmst, schools. Kicola USA Inc. donates years in the Jewish religion for Mozart. Westlield Fencing Club mid the ' The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, Mack-Cnli, rough drops at all Alphorn per- High Holy Days. Dr. SchUl.slierg developed the West Held Art Callery. j Edwards and Kelrey, Union Center National Brink, Union formances by Schlosberg and The Alpborn ranges from New Jnrsey Workshop for the Kor more information about Hospital, Continental Airlines* and NJ Transit. Veldermnn. seven to 12 feet long and is made ArlH (NJWAiin 1!)7'2. NJ Workshop for the Arts pro- Dr. Theodore K. Schltmberg is from fir, lime and poplar trees The misHiun of the non-profit grams, call (90HI 789-9696. the founder nnd executive direc- that are found growing upward i B-4/Record Press prime time! September 17,1999 Fall programs for all ages Visit county history in one weekend i'ick any or all of five separate historic theme ples of Farm life; the successful undertakings of Elizabeth; Evergreen Cemetery and the at county planetarium expeditions as a way to enjoy the 22 house Commerce and Industry; and the grandeur and Woodruff House/Eaton Store Museum, lx)th in museums, sites and buildings in "Four comfort of Victorian Resorts and Suburbs. Hillside; the Deacon Andrew Hetfield House, in MOUNTAINSIDE The planetarium at Traitor!u NaUim arid Centuries in a Weekend: A Journey Through Free txx;klets are available for this self-guid- Mountainside; the Salt Box Museum, in New Science Center, Ar>'2. New Providence Koad, han a new lino-up fur the Union County's History." ed journey and contain descriptions of the sites Providence; the Drake House Museum, in faU. Two puhlir: planetarium shows ;irc ottered on Sundays at 2 and Sighu-a*!rs can select their favorite time peri- an well as maps. For a copy, call (908) 558-2550 Plainfield; Merchants and Drovers Tavern, in 3:30 p.m. Each program includes ;i look iillhf* rii^hl xky. Planetarium od of the pa,st and visit examples of it at their or write Division of Cultural and Heritage Rah way; the Abraham Clark House, in Roselle; shown aro appropriate for jtges (i to adult. A variety of'nnowH have rKM.Ti own pace. The free- heritage festival takes place Affairs, 633 Pearl St., Elizalieth, N.,J. 07202. the Roselle Park Museum; the Osborn deBigned for younger children, iiged \ to i>, who fin- accompanied \>y an 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 2.'1 and noon-fi p.m. "The theme clusters tell four centuries of Cannonball House, in Scotch Plains; the adult. Admission in a nominal fee and on a first-torn*!, first-served Cannon Ball House, in Springfield; the Carter basin. Sunday, Oct. 24. Union County history," said Mary P. Ruotolo, the "There are five historic themes and they freeholders' liaison to the Cultural and Heritage House, Reeves-Reed Arboretum and Twin Night Out Witt) the Stars is a series of planetarium programs held describe major changes that took place in what Pn>grams Advisory Board, Maples, all in Summit; the Cold well Parsonage once a month from September to Decemtoir for families with children is now Union County from colonial times until "Because buildings changed to m(*t new and Liberty Hall, both in Union; and the Miller- aged 6 and up. The first program, titled Harwst Moon, will he held the early 192(>H,".said Nicholas H Scutari,chair- needs and styles, some sites appear in more Cory House Museum, in Westfield. Sept. 23 at 7:,'J() p.m. The programs will atari inside the planetarium man of the Union County Board of Chosen than one cluster," she said. "Four Centuries in a Weekend" is made pos- and be followed by an overling viewing session under the stars to sible by the Board of Chosen Freeholders with acquaint young and old with the night nky. Wear warm clothing and Freeholder. Showcased will be the Littell-ljord "Everyone can select a cluster of sites to visit Farmstead and the Deserted Village of Feltville- grants from the New Jersey Historical bring binoculars or a telescope ifable, and a blanket or lawn chair. IVc- Commission, New .Jersey Division of Travel and registration is required and the; fee i.s $4 per person. or mix and match from ail of them," he said. Glenside Park, both in Berkeley Heights; the Dr. Choices include the^nind homes of the Early William Robinson Plantation, in Clark; the Tourism and New Jersey Council on the AflerHchool NkywatcherH is a workshop .series for children in first Aristocracy; the settings for the dangerous Crane-Phillips House, in Cranfbrd; the Belcher- Humanities. Additional funding is provided by and second grade, The serioK will he presented on alternate Ogden Mansion and Boxwood Hall, both in the AAA New Jersey Automobile Club. Wednesdayn from .'J:'JO to 4:40 p.m. beginning Oct. 6. These cl attach arc Revolutionary Frontline years; modest exam- designed to give children an introduction to plimetiiriuni basics and astronomy. Pro-registration in required and there is an $H I'm per child for oach CIUHH. Jerseyaires to perform in joint fundraising concert For a complete, liill brochure, which includes listings of all work- shops for children and families, planetarium allow descriptions and For the second year, the "If You Knew Susie"; son^a from the Tickets are $12 with proceeds to Light refreshments will be served upcoming c-ventN, call or vinit tlx'Tniilsidt1 Nature and Sciunce Center, Cranford Dramatic Club and Gay Nineties, the 1H90H; Broadway benefit the Cranford Dramatic Club afterward. For reservations, call (908) 789-M70. WottUield Community Players will .show tunes*; and patriotic favorites. and Westfield Community Players. (908>276-7fiU or (908) 232-1221. hold a joint fundraising concert. Thin year's joint fundraiser i.s a .specml imrberHhop harmony con- cert H p.m. Haturday, >Sept. 25 at the Jazz concert to feature 'Mostly Goodman' Cranford Dramatic Club, 78 WATCHUNG - "Mostly reservations are advised to assure in w«ll prepared for the repertoinj Winans Ave., Cranford. Goodman," an evening of small a seat will be waiting. Call (908) of the bands of Benny Goodman, The program will leature the band swing muRic, in booked at the 753-0190, leaving a message on the Artie Shaw and other Swing Era smooth imrmonieH of the Rahway Watchung Arts Center for Oct. 1, tupe outside of the 1 to 4 p.m. office greats. Levinson is well known on Valley JurncyaircH, an all-male starting at 8 p.m. hours Tickets will be held at the the jazz festival circuit, leading the ensemble of 55 singers, find Escape, The Jazz, Series concert will fea- door. Roof Garden Jazz Band, which cap- » an all-female quartet. ture clarinetist Dan Levinnon, Ijevinson was asked to lead the tures the difficult ensemble style of "SUMMER SPECIALS Barbeifihop harmony is a style of pianist Mark Shane and drummer band for the major Benny the Original Dixieland Jazz Band. — — — — — — — [COUPON]- — -— — 1 a capdla singing began almost 60 Kevin Dorn, all familiar with (loodman tribute in January, but Mark Shane was the pianist of yearti ago when men would congre- Benny Goodman's signature! pieces, illness required him to withdraw. choice for both the 50th and 60th i Join us Monday gate in barbershops and harmonize as well as tunes made possible by He's back and in top form, so this anniversary concerts, marking the i with the melody iM'in^ carried by Artie Shaw and others. Tickets are concert should treat the audience date of Benny Goodman's historic the Heeond tenor. $12 and include light intermission to some of what they would have Carnegie Hall appearance Two dif- • riothrt lit bue tiiinhini' Fri.d ui(l4 )t artoy 7MKiiii plm nffe r for..or iiriniiiiliiiii. s • vxpirc.'i W.IIVW tnlliV Hill | The concert will feature senti- refreshments. heard. Levinson, who plays n vari- ferent leaders felt he wan lx\st to mental balladn, Hiich an "He's tJot The intimate space in ety of reed instruments, considers reprise the Teddy Wilson and Jess y700 W. ELIZABETH AVE,» LINDEN > 908-862-002g^ the Whole World in His Hands" and WatchungH gallery fills quickly, so himself a clarinetist first, and thus Stacy parts. Shane i.s often "first call" when assembling all-star groups, and has appeared at Watchung many times during a decade of jazz then-. Kevin Dom is most often heard as a restrained drummer for groups exploring the early jazz styles, but he has excellent swing credentials as well. Gene Krupa of the (i(K)dman Hand was the quin- tessential driving Big Band drum- mer, so filling his shoes is no small GRAND OPENING matter. The Watt-hung Arts Center over- looks the Watchung Circle. Parking i.s available on site or at nearby municipal lots. Academy Cl Cl CAF to host art auction WA'IX'Hl NC. Mount Saint Mary Academy Alumnae will spon- sor an art auction on Sept. 18 to ixMU'tit the Alumnae Scholarship Fund. The auction will be held in Merry Hall. Koute 22 at Terrill (13 Restaurants Family Owned & Operated Throughout New Jersey with 33 Years Experience) Koad in Watchung. The preview will IK1 held at I'M p.m. and the auction will begin at 8 p.m. Admission is $f> per person. There Newly Remodelled/Seating 4O Persons will be refreshments and door prizes. Credit cards will IK? accept- ed and donations are tax- Fine Italian Cuisine in a Casual Atmosphere with Very Affordable Prices! detlui.'tible. Featuring,.. A huge wonderful menu with a The auction will Ix1 conducted by Martin Art. Inc, of Deer J'ark, NY. diversified selection such as: It will feature oils, watercolors, MI graphics, sketches and sculptures. Appetizers... Cl Ci's Antlpasto $7 « Mussels Marinara $8™ Then' will }*• collectibles, originals, • Fried Calamarl $8"° investment pieces, and a broad Pasta... Lobster Ravioli $12™ • Cappellini Freschi, (utuiri variety of artists represented including Dali, Delacroix, }\(tir (jcistn. ircsli /Wutit liwuiloes, intstl Calvary series begins with look at Gershwin QUOTABLE CRANFORD - Leading olTthe third year Tickets for the concert are $10 for adults cover the life story, career and songs of of the Calvary Concert Series is a Sopl. It) and $7.50 for seniors, students with 11) and Gershwin, whose music and name are univer- look at songwriter George Gershwin by children. Tickets may be purchased by calling sally recognized. He will provide a program of pianist Fred Miller. Calvary Lutheran Church at 190S i 276-2 US. music, anecdotes, questions and answers. The concert will be presented at Calvary Tickets also will be sold at ihe door tm a Other Calvary Concert Series perfor- Lutheran Church, 108 Eastman St., Cninford space-available hasis. mances will iiielude guitar duo Michael at 4 p.m. us part of the church's musical offer- The opening concert looks hack on the Newman and I .aura Olttnan, pianist .John ing to the community. musical outpourings of the golden a^e Root, violinist Yadoem Gu/.eman. clarinet duo The five-concert .series oilers a little some- between the World Wai s when Hollywood and Michael and Ruth McDonald, and a thing for everyone - classical, show tunes, Broadway produced music that spoke to a Christmas concert of children's choirs. family and vocal entertainment. The profes- generation and continues to appeal to .ill ages For information about the concert series or sional performances offer quality music at today. to request a brochure call Calvary Lutheran affordable prices. Narrator-singer-pianist l-Yt-il Miller will Church at i')0S> LiTti-'J-llS. Public invited to poetry reading at Carriage House FANWOOD - Mayor Refreshments and an open read- Dodge Foundation I'uets-in-the- Company in New York City. He 53 54 Maryanne S. Connelly and ing will follow the featured rend- Schools program. I hs poems have holds degrees in philosophy, the- Cultural Arts Director Adele er's performances. Admission is appeared in numerous journals, ology, and wiiting and teaches at Kenny invite the public to attend free. For information call Adele anthologies, and textbooks He is several colleges in the New York UU the first reading in the second Kenny at (908) 889-722:1. listed in several UViu's Whos and and New Jersey area. He WHS season of the Carriage House Zulauf, ;i New •Jersey native was featured in the liMW dames recently appointed an associate Poetry Reading Series on Sept. 2'A and professor of English, is editor Wright Poetry Festival in Martins professor with the United States at 8* p.m. at The Patricia M. of tin1 Jtittrnaf of \\'ir ,Icrscv Ferry. Ohio Open University. Kuran Cultural Arts Center on Poi'ts, He is the author of Rader is a pool, playwright, Funding tor this year's reading Watson Koiid. The series, begun Siuvasunna, New Jersey, now in ACROSS teacher, and actor who is the season is made possible in part by 4? I Hi) Vmklllmj' l.l Am mil in December 1998, has featured its fourth printing, and a screen- author of two collections of poetry a HH>!> HKAKT Grant from the nuinoi play based on the novel Tristram l 1 flu Ouotin 4B Snurvn n! quirtti ;V Oklil nil i.'uinl.il several of the finest contemporary with a third currently in press. In Union County Hoard of h Conltii 'Jj r€Clt»5l(1Bl«Uil aS DlttliBll nocKIIno American poets. Shandy. He has served as editor addition to his work ;is a poet, he Freeholders. The series is direct- 10 Jrsip Bfu/ court and publisher of the Ar« Poetiea 14 lt.ili;in un^n S£ tanm 2T Hubiuvt tyie The featured poets for the is co-founder and presently a ed by Adele Kenny and is part of I '•> Tnktt Ihu ixiiiluni 57 Swtesifrw SB Elilu Sept. 23 reading are Sander publishing group and, since 19SJH. playwright in residence and actor Fanwood's comprehensive cultur- I ti AikmM oiw 56 English tcnool 29 has served with the CJeraldine It. with the Arrowhead Theater al arts program. 5» Feinwnlwi g Zulauf and R.G. Kuder. IB Public protest 30 Olhsllo, and IU EiiiilnlH oltwrs ;>O SInrt ul a quote 60 Logal claim 32 Toils nonilop ;*3 Yr'l divisions 81 Caraku 33 Motattcm •>J SI 92 Glounltiimjyh 34 Oiguniv Intuition oompotintl Horoscope guide: Sept. 20 — Sept. 26 Desalt 83 Blmdpad 35 Onooliho OOWN 37 Choir trambem ences to enrich your vision. the coming year could possibly in a timely manner. ;U> Pun ul a 3S FooiMil ploys M COIM.KV NKWS SKHVK'K PISCES (Feb. 19 - March be one of the most creative or Also horn this week: Hill 1 Cutting lunurk 43 OH French com Murray, Itickie Lake. Kevin 2 And othiHS L. 44 Ksadowi 20): Relationships are high- spiritually rewarding periods :M; I mi nr tiuolt* itlibr 45 Ovunirl ARIES (March 21 - April lighted. Work along with your in your life, (let your ego out of Horbo, Mike Douglas, Will *B Amuilt.ln Mini 19): Expand through group Smith, Heather 1-ocklenr, Kay 47 Snarr.h |i,my partner on issues of trust and the way and let yourself be i 49 ( huu.ii involvement and participation. honesty. One cycle ends, and guided by your inner voice and Charles, Hob Morrow. Jason !t Hfl*Mlrnb) IHMIPWIHIII Alexander and Catherine ilM'll.ll.li 11 H.iifUhw |>l»!ii fiO hi.il t lii i L...ji i Be patient and wait until the another begins in the world of inst nuts. Conimiinicnt ion takes .1' Out ul iolildil ! I,Ids M I ,ili nn Mf.tii time is right to act on a career Oxenberg. II Ann '.iL' Lli.iii finunce. Be thrifty! on an unusual slant. Your r 1 'r i IV •Ift.illiiH)', >:l I in'.iltl move, A pep talk works won- thoughts art offbeat yet 1(1 ll.imiii •. ,|,irll M CIMKI UIIIIII' ders with a child. If your birthday is this week, insightful. Share your findings (i-t Cd/iU-y Nnvs SVrt'/cf 11 Klli'W fir.lhlil] TAURUS (April 20 - May 20): Focus on social involve- ment. Share your creative ideas with friends and associates. You're on the right track for getting great exercise with a new hobby or sport. GEMINI (May 21 • June 21): Discipline is your key word. Take care of routine duties and assignments with- out hesitation. Make a decision THE SILO PUB in fnvor of a longtime partner- ship. CANCER (June 22 - July 22): Follow your money in a complicated joint investment. SPORTS BAR & GRUX Be sure to put all of the impor- tant terms in writing. Make a pitch for n new product or ser- vice. 103 Union Avenue, Union (908) 688-9832 LEO (July 23 - Aug. 22): Don't let some disturbing news upset your mood all week. Take advantage of an opportunity to [oin Us For The Official 1999 _^ sociulize with loved ones. You deserve to have some fun, so lighten up! NFL Football Season! VIRGO (Aug. 2U - Sept. 22): Evaluate the significance of H special relationship. I-ist the pros and cons and work on Bis Screen TVs Fc improving your weaknesses. Strive to maintain a balance between giving and taking. rour Enjoyment LIBRA (Sept. 23 - Oct. 23): A positive outlook comes in handy this week. See beyond Every Sunday lack and limitations. Children and their creative expression^ inspire you. Observe them IVIItl I ltll»A while they're at plav. PRIVATE PARTY SCORPIO (Oct. 24 - Nov. Music Mix Ily... 21): This week highlights fami- ly and other domestic concerns. Face up to an emotional issue DJ JAMES ROOM AVAILABLE that has gone unresolved for far too long. A co-worker offers unwavering support SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 • Dec. 21): Start a journal to IRI; help organize your thoughts. Set professional and financial goals for the coming year that are clearly within your reach. Drink Specials Ail Night Long Talk about your plans with a mentor. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 • Jan. 19): Make a conscious effort to build your sell esteem MONDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL THURSDAY'S Send out positive, optimistic vibes, and you will get them back in return. Work to over- LADIES NIGHT come a fear from your child- BUFFET hood. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20 - Feb. 18): Take the path less irav- eled. It gets lonely along the ENTERTAINMENT way, but the lessons of enlight- enment art1 well worth the Thursday, September 16th Saturday, September 18th Thursday, September 23rd struggle. Allow new experi "X-L9t 'Captain Prozac' "X-L" Culinary Saturday, October 2nd * Saturday, September 25th Thursday, September 30th Seductions "Joy Z" "Bad Attitude*' for singles Thursday, October 14th WESTFIELD Culinary • Saturday, October 9th Seductions, a full participation, Thursday, October 7th four-course cooking chos/incal 'Easy Rider toTh e for single adults with Chef David Martone, will be conducted 7 111 "Surreal" "Avalanche" p.m. Saturday, Sept. lHat Classic Cruisers" Thyme Cooking School, 1<>1 K. Broad St., Westfield. The cost is $65 at the door. Call KISMET nt (908) 2IJ2- 8827 or www.thutskihmet.com. l-JHJS/Record Press primeff'meJ September 17, 1999 \Mugo Bastidas ys paintings Show to spotlight paintings by students support and guidance to help 1930s added more room. Today the WATCHUNG — Devereux in the Watchung Arts Center lower floor houses a small gallery Deerhaven: The Children's exhibit. The paintings, which mea- these girls and young women capture the imagination develop coping skills and personal and a studio for the many art Collection, an exhibition of paint- sure 15-by-30 inches, 18-by-24 classes and children's art exhibits ings by students at the Devereux inches and 24-by-30 inches, strength in an atmosphere that RAHWAY — The gallery at the Arts Guild of Railway begins its nurtures growth and stability. staged at the Watchung Arts peconil season with an exhibit of oil paintings by artist Hugo Deerhaven residential treatment include landscapes, still lifes, and Center. The upper floor includes a center in Chester, will be present- portraits. The artistic styles range Besides the art program, Bastidas, titled "Capturing The Imagination." Devereux Deerhaven offers music performance space for jazz, foLk, ed from Oct. 5-31 at the Watchung from representational to surrealis- classical, vocal and contemporary The opening reception with the artist will Ix: held Sept. 26, 1-4 Arts Center on the Watchung tic, with some folk art influences. and interpretive dance therapy; ,p.m. Admission is free. Galleiy hours are Wednesday, Friday and academics in an approved private music concerts. Theatrical produc- Saturday, 1-4 p.m.; Thursdays l-.'i p.m. and 5-7 p.m. or by appoint- Circle, 18 Stirling Road. Devereux Deerhaven, located tions are sometimes produced in Gallery hours are Monday on a 33-acre former country estate school; pre-vocational training in ment. The gallery is located at 1670 Irving St., Rahway. For infor- horticulture/landscaping, child this space as well. Both profession- mation call (732)"381-7511. through Saturday from 1-4 p.m. A in Chester, gives a second chance al and emerging artists perform gala opening reception will be held to troubled girls and young care, maintenance, food service Baatidas, a professor of art at Jersey City State University, and office skills; and organized and exhibit their work at the received liis BFA from the Mason Gross School of Art at Rutgers on Oct. 10, 1-4 p.m., at the women, aged 5 to 21, most of Watchung Arts Center. Watchung Arts Center. whom have experienced trauma, team sports. University where his work is also tx'ing exhibited in September. He abuse, neglect or abandonment in The non-profit Watchung Art Admission to Devereux is considered one of their most prestigious graduates. In 1990, Students between the ages of 9 Deerhaven: The Children's Bastidas received a coveted Fulbright Scholarship which took him and 20 in the Devereux their short lives. The only residen- Center is located in a structure Deerhaven art program painted tial treatment program in the built in 1898, as the original Collection is by donation. For fur- to Ecuador, the land of his birth, for a year of study and work on his state exclusively for girls, schoolhouse for the village of ther information about Devereux art. The trip was to have a serious and distinct influence on hie upwards of 90 acrylics on canvas, Deerhaven, call (908) 870-4500. painting, familiarizing him with the art native to Ecuador and illu- all framed, that will be showcased Devereux Deerhaven provides Watchung. Renovations in the minating for him many of the absurdities and ironies of life. In 1987, Bastidas received liis MFA from Hunter College in New York. Since then he has been widely exhibited in both New Jersey Getty program accepting applications for fellowships and New York in solo and group shows. Besides his Fulbright Scholarship grant, he has been the recipient of numerous awards Museum curators may now Research Library if their pro- ence. The fellowships are open Other Getty Research Grants and other grants. In 1994 ho lx>gon to exhibit with the Nohra Haime apply for new Curatorial jects bring them to Los Angeles, to curators internationally. In addition to the new Gallery at 41 E. 57th St. in NYC. His work is in many private col- Research Fellowships offered the fellowships are nonresiden- Curatorial Research Fellowships, lections. by the Getty Grant Program. tial. Scholars are offered the How to Apply the Getty also offers a number of Bafltidns' paintings are rendered in various black pigments to Designed to support profession- flexibility to pursue research other research grants for schol- which he adds sepia, reds, and blues to appropriately warm or cool al scholarly development, these wherever necessary to complete Additional information about ars at the senior, midcareer, post- the tone, and a wide range of pearly grays. They look, at first glance, fellowships offer curators time their projects. Applicants may the Curatorial Research Fellow- like black and white photographs: complex, strongly contrasted and doctoral, and predoctoral levels. off to pursue short-term apply for a research period of ships is available online at These include both residential very detailed. They are often based on ironies or visual puns com- research or study projects. menting on art, society and current ideas. one to three months to take www.getty.edu/grant/research2000 grants (requiring residency at This year's application dead- place between June 1, 2000 and the Getty Center) and nonresi- The title of his exhibit, CapturLngThe Imagination, is taken from line is Nov. 1 , or by contacting the Getty by e- one of the paintings in the show. It is an image of a young boy with Sept. 1, 2001. mail at [email protected]. dential grants (research may be bow and arrow taking aim at a wonderfully rendered mermaid The Curatorial Research To be eligible to apply for a conducted where necessary to Fellowships provide stipends of Curatorial Research Written requests about the fellow- complete the projects). swimming by in the ocean below. This work embodies the spirit of ships should be directed to: The the exhibition: works of a fertile imagination made real with wit, $3,500 per month and up to Fellowship, curators must be Additional information is avail- humor, subtlety and a virtuoso technique. Tiiis painting along is $3,000 for travel and research employed full-time at museums Getty Grant Program, 1200 Getty able online at worth a trip to the gallery. materials. Although fellows with art collections and have Center Dr., Suite 800, Los Angeles, www.getty.edu/gTant/research20 The exhibit is sponsored by Ogden Martin Systems of Union and are welcome to use the Getty three years professional experi- CA 90049-1685, USA. 00. is made possible in part by Richard Brown Baker. All paintings courtesy of Nohra Haime Gallery. The exhibit runs through Oct. 22, Union County's senior citizen artists are recognized Union County Freeholders We are always pleasantly surprised than 15 years. The art work is by contest and in attendance during Linda Stender and Mary Ruotolo by the diversity of artwork and the professional and non-professional the meeting. "It is so important to MAPLEWOQD PSYCHIC congratulated the winners of the talent displayed here by the senior artists who are senior citizens from have a vehicle not only to create Union County Senior Citizen Art citizens in Union County," said all over the county. and express yourself but also tob e • Psychic Tarot Card Readings Contest and presented each a reso- Freeholder Stender. "This is a good example of recre- able to share your talents with oth- • All Readings Private and lution during a recent meeting of The Union County Senior ational opportunities available to ers. There is much talent in Union the Board. Citizen Art Contest and Exhibit senior citizens in Union County," County, as seen here," she added. 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Jeanne LoVito for $643,000. WESTFIELD — Coldwell Fecho to Ricardo A. & Sharyn M. 819 Clark St. from William D. Banker's Karleen Burns, a top Merola for $248,500, GARWOOD & Lisa S. MacaluHo to Paul & sales associate with the firm's Kristine Zimmerman for Westfield office, has reached the 10 Hemlock Circle from Joseph 513 Third Ave. from Joseph L. prestigious Gold Level of achieve- & Elena Zygnerski to James F. & & Pamela L. Nigro to Steven D. & $451,000. ment with the 1998 NJAR Million Kelly A. Logiudice for $288,000. Cynthia Stouffer for $173,000, 701 Girard Ave, from Douglas Dollar Club. Burns sold more 18 W. Holly St. from George G. & Elizabeth Vagell to Garrett W. than $10 million in real estate & Judith A. Gounley to Jun S. Lee KENILWORTH & Donnn M, Falzone for $325,000. this past year to receive the asso- for $277,500. 745 Monmouth Ave. from 1 Hampton Court from Gerald ciation's highest honor, comple- 200 Lambert St. from Mario Frederick Petrino to Richard & M. & Patricia A. Ray to Tomasz & menting the level of success she Wildey to Wanda Fa u 3 con-Da via Hanna Krysiak for $186,000. Anna Kowalski for $375,000. has maintained throughout her for $207,000. 644 Newark Ave. from Stephen 1037 Harding St. from Charles career. 2-A MarHh St. from Jess & P. & Janice Soltys to Dennis R. & P. & Maureen J. Head to Since joining Coldwell Banker Kelly R. Cnry to Carlos Manrique Lisa A. Fordham for $164,000. Christina L. McCormkk for 10 years ago, Burns has demon- et. al. for $155,500. 634 Summit Ave. from Frank $231,000. strated an exceptional skill in real estate sales with a concen- 9 Mohawk Drive from Paul & & Margaret Marranca to Justin 127 Hardwick Ave. from Mary tration in the luxury homes mar- Deborah M. Barnick to Luis & R. & Pierro N. Marrancn for & Nancy Friedrich to Michael E. ket. A Westfield resident, Burns Isabel Losada for $197,000. $175,000. & Amelia G. Albero for $250,000. has been a source of knowledge, 210 Orange Ave. from Ellenor 248 N. 11th St. from Domenica 506 Highland Ave. from support and comfort for clients . Madden to David Zoltnk & Karen Boscia to Anacleto Ferreira for Howard & Joni S. Gralla to Glenn planning to move into or out of Crowe for $140,000. $231,000. A, Weiner et. al. for $610,000. the Union County area. 25 Park Terrace from Stephen 5 Karen Terrace from Lesley "Karleen has always exhibited & Lori Zambito to John M. & SCOTCH PLAINS Collins to Michael J. & Sheila G. the qualities of a winner. She Laura R. White for $107,000. 207 Byrd Ave. from Amerigo & Karp for $415,750. thrives in this business because 22 Ramapo Road from David & Donna L. Checchio to David & 634 Lenox Ave. from Donald T. of her tremendous energy and her Cathy Seidenstein to Joneph Marilyn Masucci for $225,000, & Genoveva G. Smith to Scot & commitment to customer satisfac- tion," noted Marilyn Kelly, man- Cammarota for $188,000. 1997 Duncan Drive from Erna Barbara McElheny for $620,000. ager of the Westfield office. "One 37 Richmond Ave. from John T. Forater to Jeffrey E. & Angelique 712 Norman Place from John does not achieve Gold Level Laverty Jr. & Cheryl Laverty to Strauss for $355,000. A. & Jeanne F. LoVito to James & Million Dollar Club status with- David & Rita Bacaa for $240,000. 2294 Edgewood Terrace from Regina Puzzo for $450,000. out hard work and the ability to 22-D5 Riverside Drive from Alan & Dolores J. Schetelich to 901 North Ave. West from deliver superior service." Jurij & Alicia Mykolajtchuk to Paul D. & Laura J. Haggan for Kevin Shanahan to Dale & Ethel Burns' latest achievement is Paul Denberg for $121,000, $405,000, Stewart for $207,000. one among many which she has 106 Shadowlawn Way from 366 Evergreen Blvd. from 852 Ramapo Wuy from William earned over the years. A consis- KARLEEN BURNS Peter D. Suttile Jr. & Patricia Andrew & Heather Lynds to M. Cole to Genesis Trust for $2.2 tent member of the Million Dollar Suttile to Andrew & Kathryn Michael S. Abadir for $157,500. million. Club she has reached NJAR than two percent of the company's all Coldwell Banker sales offices Sandoukas for $250,000. 1237 Scdgewick Ave. from Distinguished Sales Club status sales force throughout the United throughout the nation and has 1748 Front St. from Sau S. Ly as u result of consecutive years of 226 S. Union Ave. from John & & Kin S.L. Chieng to Stanley & Needle-Point Homes L.L.C. to States, Canada and Puerto Rico held the number one position for membership. are abie to merit this distinction. the past 14 years in the metropol- Leontyna 1. Conti to Dermot Eva M. Harris for $193,000. Aaron & Laura Cohen for Burns has also been named to McLeer for $163,000. $749,000. Karleen Burns is a member of itan area. Burns may be reached 2415 Mountain Ave. from Coldwell Banker's International the award-winning sales team of by calling (908) 233-5555. The 615 Willow St. from Stephen G. Komendnt & P. Komendat to 835 Shackumaxon Drive from President's Elite, an accomplish- Coldwell Banker's Westfield office is located at 209 Central & Frances Patterson to Dennis & Heather L, Gouldey for $200,000. Leonard & Marilyn C.A. Liebea to ment thut signifies an extraordi- office, ranked number one among Ave. Teresa Statue for $400,000. 807 Raritun Road from William M. & Judy P. Golden for nary level of sales success. Fewer Dominick Verdic to Dennis M. & $440,000. FANWOOD Sherri F. Zaller for $530,000. 71 Tamaques Way from Kyle 134 Forest Road from Amy S. 2421 Seneca Rond from Kevin M. & Laura Rcinhard to Paul F. & Burgdorff ERA Westfield first in Bacon Trust to Michael A. &M. Hoover to Steven R. & Lisa A. Adrianna S. Cash for $'269,000. Nicole Echevarria for $225,000. Ciarrocca for $229,000. 16 Trails End Court from 445 Midway Ave. from Juan B. 2272 Sunrise Court from Glenn & Putricia Augensteiti to company for sales dollar volume & Beth Munoz to Walter & Kegina F. Alape to Joseph M. & Daniel & Minerva S. Guttman for Carmen Scott for $195,000. Margaret C. Blanco for $225,000. $462,500. WESTKIELD -~ The Weatfield manager, believes that their high Through the extensive train- 418 North Ave. from William 25 Village Park Court from 421 Tuttle Parkwtiy from R. office of Burgdorff ERA has been volume of success is due to the ing Burgdorff ERA sales associ- named the number one office out excellent training and pro-active ates receive, they are highly qual- Anderson et. al. to Klaus R. Alyssa T. Rodgera to Anthony Brian & Theresa A. Compton to of 29 offices company-wide for approach ench individual sales ified to offer the Signature Kronsteiner et. al, for $232,500. DeChellis et. al. for $158,400. Mark & Hilary Hoffman for sales and listings sold, and dollar associates, and the office as a Service their customers have 12 Tower Place from Ralph V. 2045 Winding Brook Way from $490,000. volume sales, year-to-date. Jean whole, takes in the marketing of come to know and expect. T. Massard, vice president and real estate. "Signature Service is the total assistance provided to clients in every aspect of the home buying and selling process," said Massard. Theyl're the services we are able to offer through our experience with local service Coldwell Banker providers and our auxiliary .ser- vices we have access to through our affiliation with the Cendant R K S 1 I) !•: N T 1 A I. B R () K K R A G K Corporation. "We are very consumer orient- Come Browse Our Web Site! www.nyitietro.coldwellbanker.com ed. We, in effect, become a team with the home seller. We are able to obtain the highest and best terms that the market place has to offer, in the shortest amount of time. Basically we offer our buy- ers and sellers an environment where they are able to take care of all their real estate needs in one convenient location." The Burgdorff Westfield office is the area leader for having the fastest turn-around time in Westfield from start date of list- ing to contract of sale. "We also offer our buyers and sellers the opportunity to have Tate - 1st Place Rcva Bergcr- 2nd Place Margaret Maguire - 3rd Place home warranties, giving them additional piece of mind in their real estate transactions," added Massard. "We are highly trained and offer the finely-tuned real estate services that keep us on the cut- ting edge of the real estate indus- try. Along with being able to offer our buyers a pre-approved mort- gage loan through our affiliation with Cendant Mortgage, Burgdorff ERA has been named WKSIHKLD $I99,(HI0 WKSTHK1.D $219,900 FANWOOD $319,900 as a Platinum Broker with AJol iihlc homi; i>n ,i |,n1.V I'DI'ltlT lot . I'al in kiIIKMt U d iiioins. •\ hcilromn, 2 lull hath l'il|V Ullll IMl-lll klU'lll'll Siaii'ly (II oiloni.il. S room-.. -I bcdniomv !i>mi;i) liinini! mom. Cendant Mobility." liuishxil tnisi'iin'iil v\nil nv umm ,uul IIHHY .ilioil loom in ilu* t>;isi"nu'lit 2 tall hatli-.. It: family mom. kiulu'n with litiMkl.ist nouk. Cendant Mobility is the WSI S310 WSI--NM1 nations largest relocation net- work handling 52 percent of all corporate relocation in the United States. Additionally. Burgdorff ERA has a strong international' affiliation through the ERA net- work with strong business rela- tionships in Europe and Asia. Another factor that Massard explained sets the Burgdorff ERA Westfield office apart from other real estate offices in the area, is its pro-active marketing proposal. 1'IAINI II I I) $389,000 WKSTFliai) 1189,000 Wl'Sl I ll.l.l> $599,000 It differs from that of the usual SUvpy llnlluu I'lilmn.il. S l>alio Home buyers and sellers Mangels brings 'King of Mozzarella' to Union UNION —Jim Brunette, pies by Walnut Healty nl'Wost <>ianj;i\ to ji sltiti'ul-lheiul facility, hring- find low radon is an asset ident of Mangels & Co., Hcultors, includes 'A.ftacre s oi'lmul and two inj; -10 to r>0 ii(>\v jobs tn tin1 area. Cominoreiiil/hullistriul Division, buildings, the line which will ln> l.iiiin Lillirim products .are Are you buying your next home water borne radon into the indoor your local health department- for hits announced the recent sale occupied by l.iotii Lattiiini mul found in many nuijnr superniar- or selling your current home? air and exposure through inhala- help. If you need a radon test kit, The decision to do a radon test tion. call l-HOO-SOS-RADON, or check and successful consununiitioii of another •lO.OOO-sipisirc (nut build lu'ls and specialty stores t hruutfh- (!KMS Realty's agreement to buy ing. mtl the Mill ion. is just ns important as setting the In addition, the National the phone hook for local ration 1 selling price or deciding whether A-cndemy of Sciences estimated service providers. the former Ardrll Blade .site at Ardt'll Hindi occupied the silt* M;m;;rl.-i .iinl Company's to get a home inspection, accord- V2 percent of lung cancer deaths (iot a question about how to fix fi/ifi hellish Ave. in Union. for approximately 10 yrars, until Com me trial/hid l is I rial Division, ing to Phil Jnlbert with the U S. are cauned by radon each year. the radon in your home? Take a Lioui Uitticini, Tlu« Kni|; of1SHJ7. wilh iitficcs iti Craikltird and EPA's Real Estate Team. The Academy said that radon con- look at EPA's ("oiiKuiner's (hiide Moz/.urella, currently located in (IMMS Realty plans extensive Union, has inmv than tripled its Most Ajnericans acknowledge tinues as the second leading to Hadoa Reduction, and call the Brooklyn, NY, and ROKCIIC, plans multi-million dollar renovations sales ;IIII| IIMSIII); volume in the having heard about radon, cause of lung cancer deatli after Consumer Research Council's to expand his mo/./.arella cheese at the site to convert (he buildiiu; hisl veur Jallierisaid. smoking, and that very .small radon fix-it hotline at 1-HIHMM4- manufacturing operation at the llowpv€»r, many people don"t exposures can result in lung nni- 6999. ;ir>,lH)0-.squarc-fo Mmnsl sold (til! 'Ldijewood Onl) .1 homesilcv an-lift! ' I en ace at UNION $174,900 UNION $174,900 TWO FAMILY QUALITY TWO FAMILY i im, 1 HATH - w This dllfili:x Slylfi tl'jr|-l.> '. I'V -.1(1:11 Hi ,| Hi' .r.il.ii ,IILM h-.iliiU!'. I'j I.IK A I H I UN'. 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Statewide Realty Many nripfuvwnfc?i!'i h;jv*i t^-t^i 'lorn-; lu Ihiii C^1'" Takl- ,'t K/iK ;|T till'. l.ir|l: OilMii.il M I'-'ill '/ iNllill/ 616 Central Avenue Westfield which nlturs KflUuMi PRODUCT PRODUCT PRODUCT % DOWN LOCK Commonwealth Bank 800-924-9091 Kenlwood Financial Svcs. 800-353-6896 Summit Federal S & L Asso. 732-968-0665 30 VR FIXED /B75 0 00 7 890 5--. 60 DAY 30 YR FIXED 7/«j( [JAY liOYfUIXH) /11?'j 0 00 HIOH ^O ;, ("j UAY 1 IS Yfl FIX t:0 7 G25 0 00 7 670 CO DAY IS YR FtXBO / 'J/! 0 GO 7 VX) ^'. 00 IS iTU'l/i.tj / i;-"j 000 / V', ') 'At ; I'I IJAY 1 t-PADJ GZ5O 0 00 ftP CO DAY ''OYF^ JUMBO HO'Ji '; C/J (i 1 '10 10' , f/J (;AY 1 in Mil •, ;"/j O'XJ / .1M ^0 /'j tJAY , ti.iVI; " Haloi are suppliod t>y Die lenders nrvi ixvmttiml .viltioul (ju.viirituo M.ilf. .ifi'l lurni'. -III- ',iil;|t-'.l I'; i.li-iri'jf t i -n'l' •' • :ul'T".i"ii m fli'.fjlnyiny inlormnlion shaulu JILL GUZMAN REALTY, INC. contact C.M.I. © B0O-426-45BS Conine t lomJcrslor mot« inlorrtmtion on oltiur ^rodi).! or ii'Miti'.rul d-", v TO PLACE YOUR CLASSIFIED AD- • -PHONE IT- • • FAX IT* • •OR MAIL IT WHEEL DEAL HELP WANTED ADVERTISING For Just $35.95 we'll run Items from your Auto. Van or Truck Special Low Rates For Full County Coverage $1O1 - $5000 until it sells. |5 Lines, 1 wk CALL FOR DETAILS CALL FOR DETAILS CALL FOR DETAILS Private Party Only Prepayment Required Private Party Only Pre-payment Required Please read vour ad carefully after publication, we are not responsible for errors after 1st Insertion. INDEX AMMMKEKNTS 0335 Inconw Property 0570 Siiiiw H^mov.il Fqinpuwi" 07ttJ Homo Ho.llth StMviO' Di.ipeiy .1 ltt'i;iM.iling IKHI MimhiHl 0340 lrvJuslci.il Property 0575 Hems Under $100 0765 liisiii.inrn 0S)4U Dnvew.iys 1105 Kololillmu CLASSIFIED 0002 Death Notices 0342 Investment Properties 05H0 Ciflnpr.il Mmclumiisr I)?70 Legal Si'ivtfcs Oil 41 Duct CitMiiiiHl 1115 Sowui #• DMIII 0003 In Mernonams l 0345 L & M oe 05BI L.ivm d Garden o;?.T Linunisini! H I.ixi S<> O .l4:> tTeflnciil HOURS 0004 Cards of Thanks 0355 Oul-ol-siate Property 0582 M.i'ket H.iskpt 0947 ('nviiDiwuHimi li'Slinil 1135 Siwwhluwi'i 0007 Memorials/Plots 07 M Mess.it]!' 0360 Wantei Real [state 0.S8LI flails KepdsS FerlH«ei O'J4il tn.uut Kt'ivice 1140 Snuwplv)wirm For your convenience, 0010 Auctions 0/7S MllSH-.il InsillH-Inn) 03S0 Vacation Probity 0584 MactHiifry & Tools Ollh M.nki-1 Hi'si'.in-li ODbO 1145 Tllp 0105 Adoption Music .11 instnitiiBitls 03 90 Mobile Homes 0585 I)//,' Miftci-ll,nieniis g 1150 Topuiil. GI.IVIH f, S.wd our Classified Center 0110 Announcements Otticc f trrnittirc J, E'liwpmt REAL ESTATE4EMTALS 0590 0/80 l'twtiH]t,i|iliy 0060 Fmciini 1155 Tieu Sjnrvicvs 0135 Lost 4 Found 09tih 1160 is open: 0140 Personals 0400 Apartments (furnished I uVv O78S 1'l.llKI UlllllKJ J Hour C.«n TV * VCR Hcpau SiMvior ll'.)70 0150 Prayttfs 0405 Apartments sUnlurnished) 0599 HIM M.irkwls Floors py OfiOO liduge S V.-nii S.ili's OfiOO SPWVITH] ll'J7!> 0160 Ride Snaring 0410 Commercial Property f upl liink Srivicus 1170 V.irmini Hci'iii Monday-Friday ()tt.'S WantiM To liny Shun Ho (lt)UO 0165 Happy Ads 0415 Gaiages & Storage lili<1i«i! Hivw 117;! W.itt|Mptir 0420 Halls 1)'J85 t175 W.ilf'ixuulini) 0170 Coming Events KTS A ANIMALS 0990 Quiiiiju DOIIIS 0425 Houses IF uidisbeil) oam pp 1177 W.ilci I'niitK-.ition 8 am to 6:00 pm Oii.fO Hoiscs t< I iM'stwk UitiMiin: A IliMlin l'im 0995 EHPUttMENT 0430 Houses (Unlsiinished) OO.'S (iliiis & Minors Mil!. WI'IIIIIU] 0200 Domestics lypiiHl A Wont I'IIKIIS: 1000 (jnltms & lit.iiiiirs 0435 Housing To Share 0640 Tots tons tinn windows p. Sf.miHi 0205 Employment Agencies 0437 Lots for Rent McWilyrM.in 1 l!l!> Window W.ISIIIIHI 0220 EmploymentHelpServves HOME SERVICES II) U) limiting 0440 OIIIM Space llfllll] All roiKlillDDIIUJ (015 HECREATIONAl 0225 Emptoymont Resumes FINANCIAL * 1USINESS Hoimi lni|)iuvt)nieiits 0460 Rooms (Furnished! UHS!) AtlililK SSl-clllllv HM8 VEHICLES 0226 Business Help 046b Rooms (Unfurnished* Moiiiu MisiiurliiHi DEADLINES OPPORTUNITIES fllllsll AluiMiiuini & Vinyl Huh IO?0 KIUD MoimisKDiH Ihk 0240 General Help 0475 Townliouses 4 Cundos Mimic AOIIi<-<> Cli',inni(j 06bD Ptisiness Oppoittinilnif. L>flt>i> Appliiinci! Hep.iii ltl?b t.'lU'p MnMnyili!:; 024 5 Management Help 04 BO Vacation Property Houstt W 0655 Fin.vicitil Stfivtrcs OB67 Aiilu tlc?Milmg ^ Sfivic 10.10 liisin.llimi 1.110 Mtilur Mounts 0250 Medical Help 0462 Farms 1032 4 0255 Part Time Help PROFESSIONAL 0870 n.illiioonis Intenor y Ull j Iravt'l Iriiili^rs 0483 Acreage OS/3 Cibini'lrv 10:i5 Friday by 0260 Prolossional Help SERVICES KituhBiis Kit 7 Smirtmotnlps 0485 Wanted To Rent O8T) Qirpftiiiy 10;*7 0265 Sales Help Accounliiiu Sdvtcus Imimh y Sei vtrtis I3:'O C.uiumisMtVs 0700 08HS C;ii|)cl t:li«.lt»iny UM0 0270 Retail Help HERGKAHUSE Appraisers Liiwti Clip \ I .IIIIISL .i IltHl) Uu.it!. fl. Miilms 0710 OfiOO (^uptM Insl.tlldiiDM KM5 5PM for 0275 Trades 0500 Antiques Aichiiccts Lawn Wtwi'i HCIMII 0715 O8C.1S C.llliling TMNSPORTATtfiN 0280 Situations Wanted 0520 Building Matenals & Equipment 0717 Arts 4 Cruits UIWI) S|inukl(ti!i (19011 CnliiHjs AiiUiouilivi? 0285 InsKuclion 0530 Claming O72& Hp.ltny Cue Sprvnes t;l!v!i Alili) I'.Ilia A A next week's 053S Collectibles 072ft Hilda) SGIVICGS Aiilunuitivp SIM 01107 Ci'iamu- liln I HAL ESTATI-SALES 0537 Computers & Electronic Equipment 0730 Calligraphy Autus !di :;.ilir 0305 Acreage & Lots OS 10 tlwiini'i 0540 Crafts & Gill Sales 0734 O*J Ore & Nunvy M>.*jt, i:i!M Antlliiil' S Cl.ls Alllus 0315 Commeicial Property 0545 Estate 4 Tag Sales 0U1S Oln.uiii M H,iiu)>ny four WliiTilin publication 073b Contpulpi Siirvces O'K'O Clutk i 14(1(1 0320 Townhouses * Condos 0547 Christmas Troes 0740 Counsclars liiu:k'. S ll.lilr 0325 Farms 0550 Firewood & Fuel 0750 Crittlll C*|i(l Snvict'S till) V.uir. A I 1-800-559-9495 0330 Homes k 1 0560 Furniture 0755 f nlrtr Minnifiut Si^rvict s Ml , VIIIIUI . Wuri il 0331 Open Houses 0565 Farm Machinery O9J11 Orckv. & I'aiios Announcements II Business Help 2?6 II General Help 2401| General Help 2401| General Help 2401| General Help 240 Open Classifieds CLASSIFIEDS .. UH t Wi'llAKt.l \O[ K All' Open Classifieds for the Services Ur \,,f|>1 \I-.,I for the Services ADMINISTRATIVE CHILD CAM • Work In DATA «NTHV Adoption your own horns. Apply National emerging Tech Co. DRIVERS You Need! THliY WORK! M.i-.icr (.11J \IIM"\ You Need! ASSISTANT •I Monday Morning Inc I* seeking claim proces- fYT- 12-16 hours par week. 9OA/K9-4S04 sors Serious and respon- PT + Benefits ARE YOU In small wtmllalk educa- sible applicants ONLY ap- Airborne Eipres*, a Icucdixj PREGNANT?? tion center office. Morn- ply. PC * Window* air eiprv** servicn, CIIT- ings preferred Record Required Interview*. 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All f«b»1ei lo dlr. 973-379-7744 Picture! me for .Statistical Research, Inc. lCfi'S incl. ,'i.i Zr/i\'Ar. t'- 1 WM'HW.::'.A for II: ••; j .'If.'J l-i> (908) 654-4000, Ext. 188 l September 17, 1999 Lawn main!, co. seeks 2 IT'S A FAMILY eIp people, Must tave ruin. 2yr. e*p w/kiwwledge AFFAIR! Of machines and maint. Li- And that's part o! the lun MECHAMC Call Classifieds today and place your Ad! cense a •. Salary based al the Portrait Studio at Experienced. Serving* on exp. 908-668-5858 Target In Brldgewater. Union County. Top paVLj We're In the business of Year round work. ImG capturing timeless por- mediate opening! « traits of children and Call 908-351.0313, families. This Is your chance to join us as a p/T Studio Associate, you'll be responsible for PRE-KTEACHEB customer service, sales & photography. We pre- CHURCHNURSBQT fer some retail of pho- e:3O-12:3Opm, Sept-Jur*. tography experience, bul CDA A Exp. S1 OJper hr ' will train the right indi- 908-272-3962 . vidual. Join our family now by calling Ann at: 800-736-4770 E>t»76. PRESCHOOL: EOE PROGRAM ; KINDERCARE DIRECTOR : LEARNING CENTER Is looking for a cook/food To design, develop £ prep for our state of the promote.; ^ art child care center. Re- • Ctasa room curriculum** sponsibilities Include pre- • Internet classroom pro- paring meals, placing food grams * orders, and light cleaning. • Special events ') Full benefits. Call: 873- • Parent/ Teacher relation! 539-2886 • Supervise and Advijp LOOKING FOH A teaching staff J7 NEWSPAPER JO»T For a $20 refundable de- FAXRESUMETOs '• posit, the NJ Press Asso- 908-996-1109 " ciation will post your 40- OR CALL L' word resume on www.n|pa.org and publish it monthly, reaching 19 dallies and over 160 weeklies, Editorial, Adver- 2.4t 4 cvl ing, auto, pwiAlMr/l»W*indvWinf>V oil, om/fm ins, tilt, HUM, rr del, 24B pkg, 2.51 i tyf, 01*, p»i/sft»/»K/imli/l«/™rt, w, Wfm «m, rr Jtf, bun imp, kyfcs «*K <•""). •' ] 11VI mj ant, (w/stw/UVmA/itV'mns/sMh, irW 8 IT m, Mi/lm iWcd hid mk k/« Hi, quod SMK tJl. tising, Circulation, Pho- P/T CLERK/ MS«PSU,33O Stxian. ficylimiiv. .nitoimtir •i dr. 0 cvl. .ii'ln ff.in.s vv OD, Suburban News t rf i n s m i s s t o n, />tnv p i pwr s tr titk wm/luck uur, s I p o r i i> (i t' i ,i k i' ;; i STOP IN AM'FM stetoo t.MSS. lilt, 301 Central Ave. sent. AM't M LUotoo cissotw. cttiixp, kpytpus entrv. (cyte, /»s ' cruise control, (av'ess rntiy. mkiiin. bckls V)N*YKiO2(>53. Clark, NJ. 07066 ttwtl lock, iMfjic tit'l. tin (iii;;, FOR SPECIAL MSftP $28.5ttt lumbar, OO'lli st'.if ;).ir*uii/i', S Fiix 732-3HI-OO98 VIN #Y9t ISH.'M. MS'HP save 5575 24,990 $L>tM?3 LOW PRICE! Ad Sales: NORRIS CERTIFIED PRE-OWNED VEHICLES... JUST A SAMPLE, WE'VE GOT MORE! A Career Opportunity ; 'S3 Cbflvy Caprice '95 Ford 95Uilck '97 Chevy '08 Chevy •97 Chevy Astro VthlWHHI UtMfr* 95 Chevy The largest weekly newspaper neN Classic Stout Taurus GL LeSabre Custom Lumlna Mallbu LS ExLWaionlS UI HitchMck CfemkN until M TahouLS work in NJ has Somerville-based opening for ad sales exec ready tcj : f,-M AM t M,'.:, take control of his or her income l STK^93U VIN •:ni:. «- potential. • '. $ S S Established territory is located iri 2995 17,995 21,995 growing Somerset County. Applicants with motivation and sales experience will have opportunity to grow their career with us. Compensation includes salary plus commission, mileage, vacation, 401 (k) and full health benefits, if you are ready to excel in a fast-paced,, deadline environment whore success! is rewarded, contact Advertising; 433 NORTH AVE. • WESTFIELD • 908-233-0220 Director Steve Jankowski at: The Messenger Gazette SEE US ON THE WORLDWIDE WEB AT: www.newnorrischev.com AES PANOU or E-MAIL US AT: [email protected] SE 44 Veterans Memorial Dr., East CHEVROLET Pricos incl all costs to bo paid by consumer except license, registration & tnxos. Pictures lor illustration purp only Not rosp for lypos Piicos iucl all Somervllle, NJ 08876 npplicahlo Inctoty rcbnlos A incenlivos. All rob go bftck Ip cilr Soi; rllr lor dotails. Fax: 908-575-6666 The Wheel Deal $35.95 (4 lines, each additional line $2) For private party only. Prepayment required. TVUNT Ads scheduled for 4 weeks. Call for free renewal if unsold. Deadline: Friday at 5 PM for the following week. publishing Call 1-800-559-9495 General Help 240 REAL ESTATE MANAGEMENT '*/• I In Union Saaks sail- & It motlvstad parson lo SiS f handle Apartment com- administration. McGuire rler orltntad; communication Skills; garters! ottles ackaround pralerrad. I Waaunia to Ma, Oal •n/WAITREH/BUf Full and Part help wanted for :h and dinner. Please flpply In person at Echo laike Country Club, •Wlnqlleld Ava, Wast Sid. MM-232-4141 WANTED Carriers for Newspapers delivery In Union County. One day per wa*k-NO collections. •tollable vehicle re •ulred. Please call 7123M-44SS. Special finance and lease arrangements on over 200 new and pre-owned Cadillacs have been arranged between McGuire Cadillac and GM for this event Inventory is going fast - please come in today for your best selection. Must have valid NJ Drivers Ucenee S7 per hour Call Calhy at 732-3M-44S3 lor Interview. Plus: • Free smart care maintenance plan for 3 years or 36,000 miles* • For your convenience McGuire Cadillac will come to your home or office • Free loaner cars always available • Over 200 new and pre-owned Cadillacs to choose from ACCOUNTANT We are looking lor eone with public ex- • Lease and purchase plans to fit your needs ertance to join our . Who wants lo work txlbfe hours In a happy nvironmenl. Fai re- umo to: 732-469-S291 r mall to: Call F)o**fi, CPA ZWaaNngtonVaflav Fkt ibiavUto, NJ, 0A83S McGUIRE S E R V I C E| (•ATTENTION* 1 STUDENTS, SEMORS, new owners of ailmpie/TCBY Trosls ot "edmlnster are now hiring For days, eves. A wkends. Paid training, jtlex. hrs., 408 Rl. 206 •rth. The Hills Shop jtrtg Village. Bedmfnster. 9O8-719-3343 j WORK FROM HOME S500-799atoio. PT/FT 201-377-70BS w.caahS11.com/aha \ VILD CARE- Plaase soe tiur display ad In the Pro- 'esslonal Boctlon of lo- Bay's poper. McGuire btholic Charities 910 ROUTE 1 NORTH • WOODBRIDGE, NJ • 732-326-0300 - 1/2 MILE NORTH OF WOODBRIDGE CENTER MALL • PREVIOUSLY THE 'THE LANDMARK INN" - Prices & pymis inel all costs lo be paid by wn&umsr e«eapt license, rogislration S lanes. Not rosp for lypos. Pictures for iHuslmto" |)u:f» nnly All rotialos rjo back lo * " $12,000 wvincr, bfisttd cm 1993 Cadillac Dovifla, VB. auto O/D Iran';, Pwr sUng/ brks/ wmct/ locks/ liming KM>FII .tl! -li/h. seals/ trunk AIR AM/FM sloffio casE CD. till, cruise, ithr inl., dual air bags, healod seals, rnomory seats/ lumbar wdts. slat»l track, chrome whls.. :J.7'I9 (Jurno imles VIN ttsmtWA. MSHP 543.0(2 + dlr insun dpi: Full tw rl ($1890), thiorne lower lockors ($695), '• ihli pi. .iy , .ill Vogue Cusi Tyres ($1295) Gold pkg. 3 DAY CIOSIOUT SALE ON REMAINING '39'S New '99 Pontiac $1188 Due A t Lease Signing $934 Due A I Lease Signing S1O49 Due A t Lease Signing Auto, 4 Dr. P/S/B. Air Cond. AM/FM Stereo Includes S200 Sec Deo Includes $275 Sec Den Includes SO Sec Dep Cats, RR Dofr, Pwr/Wln/Lki/Sti/Trnk, Tlir, Auto, 2 Di, 4 Cvl, P/5/B. Air Cond, BR Dull. Aulo. 4 Di, 6 Cyl, P/S/B, Ai. Conri, AM/FM StoreoCau. Auto. A Cyl. P/S/H, Air Cond. AM/FM Cruiia. Vln #XI609162. MSRP $20.3OD. Price Tltl, Ciulso. Pwl SuMtocl. Vln #Y7119fl29. KB Dolr, Pwr/W)n/lk»/Ant/Sts/lmk, III!, Crulio. Vln Steroo. Vin 4X8524312. MSRP $16,216. Tl Includes $1500 Factory Rebate and $500 MSRP $15,796. Tl Pyts- $9024. ITIL-U inciucJus HXM2OT259. MSSP $2?.256.;3. fl PyU $9324. Price Pyt«: $5364. Price Include* $750 Ownor Loyalty Rebate. $580 Factory Rebate, fteild. $8931. Includus $20OU Factoiy KHIKIIB Ku,l 48 MOS/MO 25 (JMl SSlSl V LEASt FOtt t6 MOS/MQ 1491G959 $ 1,000,000 IN RRE-OWNEDv iiAstfonHMOS/MO INVENTORY! J V m^B^B^m^B MUCK CMC \Okb SKYLARK ESCORT WGN s-io" pickup CENTURY DIAMANTE JIMMY MARSUIS^ LUMINA Y AA\ fSmWMI*'5t,1i*Hrj. EXPLORER J i:>i, IVS'SIr,. Aii C-WKI Vin 6 CY. *Bli, PISBMtAlslSanrk, Hi E Cyl. AWo. P«WnA*j, *• On). AJ*HU r*» finM^ let t tw. r- ww Tjiis HH IVb. Hi DW« Vm j *MfMPltt»CiM. (1H h^n i art. Al*™ S»f» Caa. RH De», TH. (stti, AWf M Elcieo CKi F1H n«bg. Til AMtUStoicC*si WiDei Jfl.&us« SWeo Caa. RR Ok. HI Ont Vn 3 riiu ISJ2!ffl97, t8,3Mn*l 8! '-roNiMi TOM! GRAND PRIX GRATNIDPRIX SE PICK-UP VILLAGER BLAZER 4X4 EXPLORER BLAZER EXPLORER IM** PS#WrvUu,'bs*tn Ar TAHOE ftrt, AH.TM 5t»« Casi RR C*b TtL t Cyl. Auto P.SMs. A. Cant MTM ^ V.-: iif, *,J,w .H in r^.,.' ISUBIHIDl MViiyBe Sk<» CIM. Sfl M, m Cnitt Vn Monday ftrn ijJHMVEOF 2301 KII. 22 WIST UNION SIGN 8 ORIVEf All prices include all cost to be patd by a consumer except for lie, reg fee & taxes. Prices include $400 Coll Grad rebate if applicable & factory robiios '^C/AH lr?nso w/PO avail if qua! thru lender. Customer Cash (as cap cost rod) + 1st mo i Sec Dep + Bank Feo duo al incopl (Cap Cosl/1st mo/Sec nnn/R'uii<"rnfi/i,.r- :;ONOMA:$500/$149/$0/$400/$1049/$6264.SUNFIRE:$400/$188/$200/$400/$11HR/$10,021. BONNEVILI E: :fU)/S?J!>n/$y75/$,|O()/$g31/$9n'jo' T|i r\^o • o II,..roafter. Lesee respon for wear & tear. Not respon for typos. , * ic.iso.. ,nr, i,; w tni/yt .,. Record-Press •CTT General Help 2401| Medical Help 2501| Medical Help 250l| Part-Time II Part-Time Sales Help 265 I Employment 255II Employment 255 SALES EYE DOCTOR'S CNA'S See our ad in today's paper Seeking conscientious under and caring CNAt for ASSISTANT "BANKING OFFICE every other weekend and PART TIME F/T Fast paced Weslfleld of- Part-Time OPPORTUNITIES" slalf relief on all shifts. Lihrftry seeks indiuutuitl fice is seeking an individ- in our new branch located In ual to work Tuesday & Will consider new tor Cuculnlion desk nnti ASSISTANT Dependable person clerical duties Some Manvitlo Friday 5-5, Wednesday. 3- graduates from CNA needed Mon-Fn, 3-5PM. 6pin. Thursday 10-5. 2 program Con!act Debo- evening douts. al(t>rnait* Rarllan Bo/o Mfg Co. is Downtown Wcstfieid Fridays and Saturdays THE TRUST COMPANY seeking temporary PT Saturdays. 9-12:30 Con- rah Redinger, NJ Eastern tact Lens experience a Star Home al: Oulics include errands. S/.50 (wr hour, Call Di- OF NEW JERSEY Office Help lo work ap- delivering mail niuj 35 Journal Square must. Computer experi- [908) 722-4140 rector: Hound Brook Li- proi 10 am- 2pm daily iTiiac. maintenance iJi.try. (732)356-0043 Jersey City, NJ 07306 Primary responsibilities ence helpful Will train Great pay & benefits! jobs, Sonic lifting re EOE M/F/M/V include answering the quired. If interested. telephone. distributing (908)789-2196 Part-Time call 19O8) 654-4OO0, mall, typing & filing. A Ext. IBS. pleasant telephone man- Employment 255 TEACHER ner tt computer knowl- MEDICAL For fun after school Sci- edge a must! If inter- ence* program. Grniios K-5. retted please call Tony RECEPTIONIST RECEPTIONIST Exp. w/ children nivJ inter- For Your al •0B-707-4444 or Fai needed for high volume, CASHIER Patt-Time. Fot very busy est in basic science resume at: plastic surgeon's office In Footnotes in Kllbum seeks velciinarian clime. 2 lo 3 noeded. 732S6O.T29S 9OS-707-065S. Westfield. Exp. w/HMO In- oay, PT, cashier. For appL shiMs per week. J-9pmH surances & medical front cat Sara 973-379-20B5 plus every other week- desk A MUST. Fax resume end- Must bo Iriendly & Convenience energQlic- TRUCK MIVER Raritan Atln: Cindy 90B-654-65O4 Professional The Wheel Deal COUNTER PERSON- For Dry 90B-27G-1661 Public Works Dept. Full Cleaning sloie. PM hrs- & Help 260 time. CtX. license required. SBI. Weslwood Clnrs. Run your ad till your car sells! Contact and/or send resume NURSE You can RN/LPN needed for busy 1004 South Ave.. Westfleld. to: Daniel Jaxel. Borough 9OB-212-2772 RECEPTIONIST Administrator. 22 First St.. oral surgery office. Peo- Part-Tlmo. For vory busy Rarttan Hi 06869. ple-friendly, office exp. CRANFOHD NEC. A veterinarian clinic, 2 to 3 9Oe.231-13OO.eiit. 7 helpful. Send resume to: shHts por vteck 3-9pm, charge your Summit Oral Surgery PARKS DEPARTMENT Is accepting applications plus every olner week- $35.95 139 Summit Ave. end. Must be friendly & for p/! positions (4 lines, each additional line $2) TELEMARKETERS Summit, NJ 07901 energolfe HAIRDRESSER For private party only. Prepayment required. Copier & office equipment • Head Prescliooi Insuuctcx 908-276-1661 FT/PT. EKC. work atmos- classified ad! industry Is looking for • Teen (Jenaer Supervisor Nkfl phere, salnry + conun w/ Telemnrkolors Will train SURGICAL Suparvlaar 908-322-9490 in-house. Opportunity for • Recreation League Basket- advancement to manager BOOKING AND ADMINISTRATIVE of your own telemarketing ball Referees (boys 4 Girls) • Senior Filnoss instructor KINDERCARE team, or advance to out- ASSISTANT: side sales. Earning poten- INSURANCE LEARNING CENTER tial Is up to you. Fax your for furtlm Into call: At Cedar Kitolls is looking resume to Carol at 732- COORDINATOR BOB-709-T203 Work In Church Office 4 lor cnertjGtic mid milriusl- 4C9-6161. E/O/EfWF/V/H hrs/ day, 20 lirs/wk re- astic tcactwis. Ic^iclwrs WcstftekJ Orthopedic Prac- cordhig thutcu and assistants, sulwlilntoa. CENTURY OFFICE tice has immediate oponiivj mirsory school In- van drivers, iiixi food ftrep $25-99 tor experienced surgkxil """CUSTOMER romo/oKpe rises lo work In our rtcw siato of Items from $1O1 - $5,OOO PRODUCTS booking and insurance coor- SERVICE & LIGHT (Cuiickbooks) nnd pro- VK art child curu cvntur. NiiniocjT T dinator position. viding word piocossliu) Full bei»tll9 ami mciilor- C4 tines, 1 week. I-aclt additional line $2) E.O.E. (WordPerlocI), filing, slii|i 973-S00-2866 YOI IKFILL BOOKKEEPING etc. Send rosumo lo: For private party only. Prepayment required. Please fax resume lo: Plalnllold Atoo Paper Co., SHRC. 870 Mivor Road. POCKET? Medical Help 250 Energetic blight person lo Somofville. NJ OB876 908-301-1130 tnke phono orders and do llgtil bookkeeping, hours LEGAL l-5pm. Stoutly year round work. Good pay. Paid vn- DRIVER/ SECRETARY CLERICAL cation & holidays. F/>perl- WAREHOUSE Suburbnn Law Firm hns P/T- Monday, Thursday RN ence. helplul bul nol nee- R FT secrotnry position Best Buy 7-3pm. Supervisor ex- NO EVENINGS / NO Read the avallflblo. Litigation, Real A Friday, 9-5. Doctor's essaiy. Must be rcllnblo SUNDAYS! Minimum office In Woatflold. perience required. Also and have good telephone Estnlo nnd Estate oxpo- start S10. 18/hr. Iminedi Must have computer 11pm-7am of SUB- skills. Call between :1- rlonca roqulrnd. Short Classifieds nto modlcnl IwnelKs. In knowledge! Call acute unit. Call: Pal or 4pm. 9O8-7SB-1 976 Hand, Dictaphone, and ternationat paint company •OS-233-7171 Connie 908-722-7022 computer skills neces- has all ol Iho nbovu to o( sary. Excellont working Items under $1OO DEMONSTRATORS ter, and moie! Hapld condition. Salary opon. growing business thnt has Must hava roforonens. (3 llncN, 1 week. F.acli additional line $1) Previous & no oxp. Mothers been In this community RECHUmUBfT A other, wo'ro still here at- for 17 yours Is looMny Mull to: For private party only. Prepayment required. DENTAL lor 30 yrs. FREE KIT. rellnblo, energetic pooplo Alln: Pani Miiko extrn JSS. Christmas who only wiinl pnrt lima PtSANO, TRIAHSI ADVERTISING Deadline: I r!tl:iy ;it S I'M for die following wvfk. RECEPTIONIST Irani tht World Call hours. Apply 111 person la: Modern Crantord office YOU CAN CHARGE YOUR AH Joyce Hyundai Advantage" AMERICA'S BEST WARRANTY tO YEAR 1OO.OOO MILE POWERTRAINWARRAKTY 5 YEAR (UNLIMITED ROADSIDE ASSITANCEI 5 YEAR 6O.OOO MILE BUMPER-TO-BUMPEAWJUWJINTY t\T HO EXTRA CHARGE! 1AIEST N. 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PB, PW, 4-cyl., 4-dr., aulo, PS, PB, 4-cyl., S/W, auto, PS, PB, PW, cass,, A/C, PW, PDL, cruise, AM/FM A/C, alloy wheels, 4-cyl., 2-dr, auto, PS, AAVFM AM/FM cass., sunroof, AM/FM cass., A/C, 75,543 PW, PDl, cruise, 140,675 PDL, AM/FM cass., cruise, alloys, sunroof, 151,758 R/def., 146,508 miles, cass, A/C, R/def, 99,619 A/C, 120,929 mi., mi., VIN#G610880. mi.,VIN#A035991. miles, V1N#N512046. 141,663 mi., VIN#K904127. mi.,VIN#A0642ll. V1N#SO13675. VIN#A 174273. $ $ $ 2,518 3#966 4#222 4,31 3 '94 NISSAN 95 PLYMOUTH '92 TOYOTA '92 ACURA '96 PLYMOUTH '94 VW '92 HONDA SENTRA LE NEON COROLLA DX INTEGRA LS NEON JETTA III ACCORD EX 4-dr, 5-spd., PS, PB, PW, POL, 4-cyl., 4-dr., auto, PS, PB, 4-cyl., 4-dr, aulo, PS, PB, 4-cyl., 4-dr., aulo, PS, PB, PDL, sunroof, AM/FM cass., A/C, 4-cyl., 2-dr, auto, PS, P8. PDL, 4-cyl., aulo, 4-dr, PS, PB, AM/FM cass., A/C, 4-cy!., auto, PS, PB. 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VISIT US OH THE WEB AT SUMMIT SPHIMOFIELO PLYMOUTH . ,n:i:i' • KIA $10 MILLION AVAILABLE! (9O8) 273-7800 www bJirrwschavy com Serving New Jersey Since 1967 IP" Record-Press September 17, 1999 National Business Women's Week October 18-22 •NewCLEARANC Jersey's Quality Acura DealerE Low d-OI-Mo On All New. 1999 Acura Rls, CLs, TLs, Integras a SLXs Special Bannered Pages Published Wednesday, October 20 Deadline Monday, October 11 Here's the perfect xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx opportunity to feature your xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx business professionals. xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx The sample ad at right is xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx shown actual size xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx (3 13/16" x 2 1/4"). xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Other sizes are available. xxxxxxxx Call for additional information on 96 ACURA INTEGRA 4Dft '97 VW JETTA OL SEDAN '96 ACURA INTEGRA LS COUPE sizes and rates. COMPANY NAME 4 cyi, 5 spd. ps. pb. a'C. AM/FM cass>CD changer p windows, 4 cyl, auto, ps, pABS. a/c, AM/FM cass, 4 cyl, 5 spot ps. pABS, a'c, AM/FM cass, p windows/locks, tunrool. acura built-in tolcphofic in radio LowMileaqc!Low Mileage111!1 r/dol. 21,270 miles, cruise til! sjniool aiy wipers, airtugs, (/do), Iglass, Clovei Ms Jane Doe 33.090 miles, VIN#TS005482 *"M3,25~ 0 VIN#VM036663 *1 2 975 Grocn, 48,413 miles, VlrtfTS0149lf fi« QQC '96 HONDA ACCORD LX 4DR '96 HONDA CIVIC EX COUPE '96 ACURA 2.5TL SEDAN 4 cyl, aulo, ps. pb, a/c, AM/FM cass, p. win- 5 cyl, aulo, ps, pABS, a/c, AM/FM cass/CD stereo. dows/locks, cruiso. aiarm, sunroof, 60,120 4 cji. auto, ps, pb, a/c. AMFM cass, p window stocks, sun/ool, real 1 For more information or to reserve your advertising space miles, VIN#TA065965. *j ^ ^.^.^ spoiler, r.'def. cruise, till, lijlass, airbajs. PecUw Mites " 36.001 VINITC010G04, *16 995 M 2,600 IO)Al3 please call Christine Szurgocinski '95 ACURA INTEGRA LS 4DR '95 ACURA LEGEND OS 4DR '97 TOYOTA CELICA ST COUPE 4 cyl, aulo, ps, pb, a/c. AM/FM radio, 6 cyl. auto, ps. pb, a/c, AM/FM cass, A cyl. 5 spd, ps, pADS, a/c. AM/FM cass storoo. p.windows/locks. sunroof, 55,2to miles, p.windows/tocks, sunroof, leather, Whito, flG.B62 sunroof, roar spotlar, 62,549 milos, 1-800-360-3601 ext. 3203 &IN#SS0O1946. miius. VIN#SCO08916 MA VIN»VCKJ63073. j - A 97K m HONOIt ALL CRIDIT UNION * •UVINC UNWICI DIK0UNT1! Route 22 West, Bridgewater (908)7044300 Mon - Frl 9am - 9pm Sat 9am - 6pm SERVICE DEPT. Open Saturdays! Closed ere! leasos lor credit qua' k-d 'ndvid'jals has M\K\ a' tadoty rebates S incerjuos ai<) include all costs to be paid by a consumer Eicopt lor hcensing, teg lem, 4 lates Integra LS Mi • $! ,1?9 due at deiwtry incl V.500 cap COM redjctoii S2O0 n.4 ice dep M50 bar* Ice ^ litsiTO pay ! lolal iJaymfc V5.M4 Total Icaw cos) J8.394 ElPO SM.MJ 3b. 3 5 Fit • M.734 due at deiiucry incl S3 500 cap cost (uduclion. J400 rei sec dep, pa^ Wai paymii tu.976 Iota1 ICJIMI cal S1B.K6 [LPO ^?g MB IS, lessee rBsp Fd 8icats»eai d teal aiv) at lease end tor mileage in tuccss ol t;,000 nutyi at IWti" Not Rwp Fa Typos I H OM A S L I N C O LN/MHRC DRY 1999 Mercury Mountaineer incl SI ,"•« Factory Dec t, $500 Reftate « * *27,995 Save *6835 $•1085 Dealer Discount, if qual Fully Equipped & Here's What You (r>f... •V8 Enrjino •Power Locks •Cruiso Control •Moon Hoot •Automalic Trdnsmission •Power Trunk •AM'FM Sloroo Cassetlo •5,290 Demo Miles •Power Steeling •Power Soiits •CD Player •Sltt. #9T7 'Power Brakes •A*r Conditioning •Clinitilo Control •VIN #XUJ05081 '6CyLlriD£H'AUI0UATIC' •Power Windows •Till Whenl •Loathnr Interior •MSRP $34,830 POWER STEERING'ABS BRAKES' Afl CONDITIONING'CRUISE CON- TROL-DUAL AIRBAGS-POWER WINDOWSlOCKS.MIRfiORS.SEAr S/TRUNK..ANTENNA'FOGLA«' STEREO CASStnt" CD PLAYER' LEATHER* BUCKET SEATS-AILOI WHEELS'TIL! SlEEPlfJG STK*SS5A VIN XT599e9l MSRPS27295 IS MWItG Ml 1999 Mercury Sable LS 1999 Lincoln Continental New 1999 Mercury Villager Estate Save *9285 $ I / *•*• T Incl SIOOOFiPbaleA I'rirc in. : S3,'H'. * Pfit Month I * / ^ wf *J t?.3fl5 Dpflitr Disc 32,995 299 roi 36 Moniri* IH ton m micit wu Fully iiiuippvd & Here's Wluil Ynu Get... Fully l-iiulpped K Here's What You (lidnd fwetf VIMS* S1HIHIHK1M IHHIlf- "It's Moro ilutn A l*rt>nitsi:...-lt 1'htnntis!" (1/2 Mile Sairtti Mi)N. JI».S. mini', -i •< Of Routes 09) \mi. nil. •> ii ..vii 'i '. PRICES INC A I. CO!',IS 10 iW PAIH BY CONS f XCf PT I.IC'lAX/RfcTilS 'SPFCIAI FINANCING SUBJECT TO CRFOIT APPROVAL BY PR MAriV 11 NIH K |oN SCll.Cl MODUS f'HOtOS ARf. RJH II LUSIHAHVE PURPOSES ONLYDFAl ERNOT ; 369 SOUTH AVE. E. • WESTFIELD • (W) 232-6500 HESP Ton I fl'l fliliOHS THIS AD AC1K AS! A COUPON A MUST BE PRESENTED AT TIME OF SALt" PncO9 IIKI RII costs to be paltl by consumer except Ifconso, tngislration S laxes Nol (osp to( typos, t $1750 MounlalnoBf disc = no chfligo options ol loather Inl. & moon 100I All disc, ft Inconllvos back to dealor September 17,1999 Record-Press D-5 M ^^^k HP^g H ^g BMW Your Certified Pre-Owned BMW has been given an extensive inspection by our BMW trained technicians, and qualifies for up to a £ year/100,000 mile warranty and BMW's Roadside Assistance Program. And, we make your Certified Pre-Owned BMW eminently affordable with our special low prices and low payment lease plans. 6 cyl, auto, ps, pb, a/c, AM/FM cass. p.windows/ VS. auto, ps, pb, a/c, AM/FM CD, Premium Sound 6 cyl, 6 spd, ps. pABS, a/c. AM/FM cass, Premium Gnyl, nuto. ps. pABS, n/c, AM/FM CIIHH. loathor trim, locks, cruise, till, radials, t/glass. dly wipers, sun- Pkg, pwindows/locks/healed seats/sunroof, leather, sound w/DSP, p.windows/locks/sunroof, cruiso, lilt. sido iinp;icl Mirbcicts. myrtln wood Irim, roof, r/def, leather, Luxury pkg. Boston Green, Black w/Black interior, 31,723 miles, STK0P5799, r/def, loathor, 50,839 miles, 3TK0R1416. p.siinrni)l/wiri(lows/ltir:ks/s(!iit!;, 3?.4!il miles, •31,479 miles, STK#P5778,.VIN#TLB3O839 VINPSTDL.37752 VIM#VBV90261 STKA'F'M-IH. VIM//VAV-JH;i()n : V8. auto, ps. pb. a/c. AM/FM cass, p.windows/locks, 6 cyl, 5 spd, ps, pb, a/c. AM/FM cass, p.windows, 6 cyl, auto, ps. pAQS, Il/C AM/FM aiss, Pr*)iii flcyl. !> sjxi. |u;. |>AflS. a/c, AM/f M c»ss, lonlhor cruise, till, radials, t/glass. dly wipers, sunroof, r/def, cruiso, till, radials, I/gloss, dly wipors, sunroof, r/dof, pkg. ioathor Irim, ASC, heiitoc) front SriOillS, ().! tin - trim, ARC, /\l|>lil(; ;il;ifrn. I ion tod limil stjiit:;, p sun- leather, Luxury pkg. Silver, 26.617 miles. leather, Estroil Blue. 21,185 miles, STK0P5772, roof/winciow/lock/soats 711 !5 life . S1K//H j//lijnk/?;(!;il!i, !]/.?;•(» (Tiiles, SIK//1450, STK#P5732, VfN#VDL44639 VINWEY76933 VIN#SI;K1!)387 V8, auto, ps, pb, a/c, AM/FM cass, p windows, V8. atilo, py, ptj, ;i/c, AM/FM cass, p wiruiows/locks. ficyl, ,-iuio, ps. (JABS. a/c. AM/IM«a Innlhcrllil 'I cyl iiilo [ i>,. [lAHJi. ii/i- AH'I MI.;IV, tr.ictiiMt control, cruise, tilt, radials, I/glass, dly wipors. sunroof, r/def, cruiso. tilt, radial?;, t/glass. dly wipors, sunroof, r/dof, pHUtiroul. crni.'iO, lu.'fitod •, .'• ll.l VK |.il IFiF 1 :> i yt .mi., ( f i iv; ,i i AM f M i , 'id i yi Yi cyl, into P'i. I'AB ( AM'I M ilV HIM i Jifiim •• \' V8, auto, ps. pb. a/c, AM/FM cass. p.windows/locks, G cyl, iiulo, ps, pb. nlc. AM/FM cass, p.winrlows/ tf lin ^' -,iII .• r |ili' lie >. all ' I.HllI rtffj trim nl !ilr irifliiFrJ t l|lll JFTI ml. :t/ 'lOt riiilii'. f.> 1K ft: ,;• iMr ..iitMir IIMW iocka, cruiso, lilt, sunroof. lui'iDior, Blfick/Tfin, 21 00^ .!l(ill|.r.,,.|||. HI'i, null. . 1 .1 K //1 1 HiMf O!l cruise, till, radials. I/glass, dly wipers, sunroof, r/dof, VIWSD HfjO 1/7 i-1 (.VI i ? if'.itrl'. jir r.\ VI'KJ' > r..l|l f •,ti ll ri 1: viiiwwnt 1 , • . -ry lin i •j, |l)l,li i I|I i,..l IIMI . '• /NO rnf • loalher, Silver. 30.380 miles miles, STK/(rT575f5. VIN//SGK!')0iri9 SGOO m F.FK : (](.(j . i HIM ik !<(<• 'pi, '. 1 ' .1 Flir^ j , ' 111 I'll i 1 {IFI . •li.li/ 1 l«;i',r, < .•.H 1,(11 M'f. i 1 * !jj ':. : y '1 li. r .1. IIM. (.In'. 1 i in • priil , Ifil il pi ii'i VIN#TDL37222 '' ' -"''''"''• ] < <•• ,\ :. ' ,11 •.;"] 11 .1 t'.t.i .•,!•.<• i: i.-l-l i i'i ;,;"i otii' Assuring Your Satisfaction By Exceeding Your Expectations Assuring Your Satisfaction By Exceeding Your Expectations PROUD MEMBER OF THE RYAN RETAIL GROUP PROUD MEMBER OF THE RYAN RETAIL GROUP 170 Madison Avenue [Route 124) 731 Route 1 Edison, IMJ Morristcwn, NJ THE ULTIMATE DRIVING MACHINE.' THE ULTIMATE DRIVING MACHINE,' Call Toll Free 877-322-0200 973-455-0700 • I-R F-1: fif. HVICf MlJi www. bmwmo rristown. com 36 month ctosod end lonnos (ni cr cidii qii..Jiiim'i MKIIVH * uiil:,, u "J-M-I- >'",|> 1< -r nuiif M , IIXUIISS wear ft loar, ond at lonso' PrlDS* Inol. all ooata to be paid by a consumer. oxc <:<>nlr. nil. l>r n.m nxJudu -iltrnr.tH In bo pnld by a conaumor. oxcopt ^ lor licensing, rog. IBBB & prepaid laxon. Wot msp•''" tvi">'i September 17, 1999 Record-Press Home & Office Financial Professional II Musical Services Services II Instruction t... Do you need Someone to PUftCrlASINO OR PIANO LESSONS Bathrooms Cleaned a Hauled, Rms. Clean your home or 01- TOP OOL1AR PAID REFINANCING Child Care/ In your home or mine demolished. Light Carpen- flee? Reliable. EKC. nets Saim Or«at rates up to Taught by professional Jazz BATHTUB ft TILE try, Painting & Handyman Own Tranp. Non-Smoker, aOOK!!! Nursery / pop musician. Reasonable RESURFACING Services *32-92S-eaM Call Lieana 80B-S98.Q6S4 rates. Jim 732-330-0207 Schools 734 5 years warranty. CLEANUP / Mini Container CLEANING . R.7idi7SIaT WE BUY USED CARS & S.U.V.'S free estimates. 15yrs. eicp. Prof.fi Reliable We al World Savlngi offer BAOPlPINO Svc. 6-15 yd Reai. & By Bernlce & Michelle loan programs to tit your Call 808-756-5351. ALL MAKES AND MODELS MOMDAV MORNING INC For all occasions Constr. Debris. 15-30 yd Call 732-764-9106 financing needs: 100% Reliable, insured care for 732-7828430 also avail. Llc'd. Ins'd. purchase financing, Free Est. 908-233-2699. NOPMI S or 10% down Infants & toddlers. Carpentry Housewashing 1025 loini, fre« prm 906/52^4684 approvals. NO Docu- SMALL JOBS ONLY Decks & Patios 930 POWERCLEAH mentation roans, credit ••EXCELLENT Chlldcaro FOR FALL Outfty Work- Baa*. Rates. CALL SALERNO*DUANE •coring or escrow re provided by 2 exp. moms, 28 yrs exp. Bob 9®M1-8aF DECKS UNLIMITED 1800-794.1417 servtt required. 10 to 40 kits of TLC « child year terms available. So friendly environment & **CARPENTBV** We build all types of before you make a move New-born * up, unbeat For Your All tmall * medium repairs decks. All work guar- EXPERTS call Tony SoriMflo al Inside 4 out * new work anteed 10 yrs. Free Futy haured, Free Esttnates able rates Please Call GET A JUMP Ceramic We, Sheetnx* re**** World Saving) Bank to Cindy, 732-424-7929** Esl. Ins. 9O8-27S-8377 732-2404114 Cm RMS Ml II TIM CUSS! discuss your financing op- Gutters cleaned, Inside 4 outside painting tions. OFFICE* (908)317 Loving Mom will provide 574a PAGER # (201)612-2551 20yrs. exp. Driveways 9401| Lawn Care & childcare at great rates, Call Call Larry 732-469-8340 Jen@908-791-OS71 I Landscaping |Q40 An a, noonNQ Asphalt Driveways QUALITY CARE Repair. Celling A floor BY PFEIFER DEPENDABLE SERVICE 908-277-6700 Prlv. home oaycare. In- porches, steps, paint, 233-5857 / 685-5843 Lawns Cut. Hedges and fant* A preschool. Edu- ON WINTER 732-356-9020. Ties 4 Curbing Shrubs neatly pruned Your Business cational * developmen- Professional Carpentry Backhoe & Bulldozing Crontord/Westlield Area *. 267 BROAD STREET tal programs, in a home You can Cell Bob Jr. BOS-276-664S environment. NJ lie. and Rooling-Sldlng* Windows PATERNO PAVINO Doors* Porches- Decks SUMMIT, NEW JERSEY Insured. For the pre- Advertising Curbing ft. Sidewalk* R.F. LANDSCAPE cious needs your child Leaders* Gutters Free E«t. Call 245-6162 deserves. 732/885-1327. Most Repilrs* Free Eat. CONTRACTORS Directories 28 Yrs Exp Commarclat* residential LEN SOB-561-4073 ve oner i * Planting a Landscape pavement maintenance Design * Lawn Renovation We'll Run Your Auto Or Truck Ad Be a part ol that* speclil Specialist * Grading & bannered pages. Tika ad- Ceramic Tile services. Call Us Torliiy For Drainage Systems vantage ol Ihim txcvlrtnt 1 * Patios * Walkways opportunity Havi your Atlas Til* Installations A FHEE ESTIMATE * Retaining Walls HUM PAVEMENT MAINT business massage Included • Cmmte • Grande • Marble • 90aS7B-«B9S * $ Until It Sells $ tn each of the** two timely • inataaatlons • Repairs i99 1443 In The Classifieds directories. 732764-6909 For more Information or to Electrical 945 #1TJSLAMM* LAMWCAPE reserve your advertising afktM*.17YRS EXP.Futy Cleanupt, Mowing, Shrub You're invited to a better way •ptce, call: kUQU 90»«86-19»t ABLE ELECTRIC Trimming & Tree Re- \ One Low Price With Unlimited to sell your Reasonable, Lie, 11500 moval. 732-873-224B 1-800-981-5640 276-8692 & 668-2089 AAA Clean ups LANDSCAPING HONSON ELICTRIC All phases, Including & Hauling All Types ol electrical work. ahrub care & lawn main- Mileage For Your Ad. or Lie. 5532, Insured - Free Est tenance. Free estimate. 11AM CLEANUP HouMhdd 25 yrs exp. 732/752-5683 Jeff 90S-763-074 2 Sewing & orGonafr.dtbrksnrnowaJ low ALK Electric Contractor AFFORDABLE 84 & UP MODELS WANTED Alterations 800 Real. Comm. Free Est. Ins. LANDSCAPING 1-34 CUAN UPS- Wk> We Uc#S732. Fa* Cleanup, Thatching, Call For Details Today! • MARIOS TAILORING* atVhsTg$119aTBUCK LOW Trim Shrubs, Lavmmarit. No Hassles-S«ll your Bmnz or BMW S CLEANING todudha cmnpsTfo a kMdlnQ. Prornpt, Ratable. Charlie to us-Top prices paid 40 yrs. e«p. QuatlHy Work MdranoBMe.732CT4aS18 Fencing 9O8-75S-B429 Worked In Mirtlnsvflle from •AROAIH CLIAM-U* MULCH STONE • Pk-Up 1860-1982 doing Ulloring -H.AZAFINCI Attic*, Basements, Garages, or Dal. RetallWholesale. a drycrainlng. Any tai- Chah Ur* a Cuatom Wood Eagle Fence 1-800-262-3245 loring dona by iht store Lrte HwjUng. 906-686-0576 Stocksd«, Jerrlth AUTOHAUS •WsnO) Vnl ojlvst BVTV %JW¥ CLEAN UP ft LT. HAUL Mlr>AIRt D.M.D. OERMAN CA** SPECIALISTS o* on mrcuiMNO Free est. insured. Free Est. Chearfully Given Landacapa** Lamm Can 7 day service. Fully Insured Lawn Matu, Cleanups 1-888-781-5800 Call Pats 9O0-36V-2281 Shrub Prurth9,P*Jch or Stone TOLL PR» 1-888-BINZ-BMW Fne Ests. 908-753-0074 MARIO'* CLMM-UP* 2369-269 Open Classifieds Attic, basement, garages Floors ELIZABETH, NJ All types of debris for the Services Power* ashing EAQLtFLOORS Masonry S.iles • Service • Autobody • Lease For Info: Call Msrlo Sandfleflntah Hdwd Floors You Need! •O8-3M-70M A-1 WAVNK P. SCOTT 322-71154 1-80CK75-O212 Quality Masonry Services. Frae Eat, Ina'd, Rafs. 43 yr» a family busloess. Every Garden *idJt732«fr5230 Supplies STEPS AND MOM Low coat repairs / replace- •ARTBLL'S ments. 732-752-7775 Farm A Qardan A I HIP MASOHRV Top soil, Mushroom Soil, We do it all, big or smalll 10 Stone, Quarry Dust, Wall yrs. exp. Fully Ins. Free , We'U Beat Stone, Qrinnell Block, Est. Ron 9O*g2e~»47 RR Ties 4 Firewood. CONSTRUCTION any payment 732-388-1581 Steps-Concrete-Stone- Bulk Division 906*54-1 $66 Brick Flreplaces- Plaaterlng-Patlos- Foundatlona. All types Gutters & ol til* marble works. Leaders 1000 All Repairs. Free 1st. 908/464-9220 & 464-9273 Mason Contractor Specializing In Brick, lira Block A Concrete. No Installation job lo big or small. Over per month • Fully InInsures d 25 yrs. experience. Fully •OB-MS-!B401 Insured. Free est. Call ™***™*? 90B/52S-3500 GUTTER Painting & CLEANING Paperhanging 1075 ALL HOMSt tSO DEEGAN ROOFING House Painting by CE1LEX Lsit 908-322-2014 OUTTCRS • LEADERS Btsr CHKPAR.ITKW Cleaned, repaired, In- DFfK RERM>HIXCi Stalled. Keltom Outter $ $ Service, 908-704-1314 201-964-1001 Al Richard's Painting Experienced. Int/ext, ' pmr ma. Very reasonable. Free OS mom Mi Est. Fully In*. 24 hr. answering serv. VIN #XWlO?B6-t. 4 0«, 8994 cyl, S spd, «A,fl/vV,om/fmAo«, ii/def5. dual air l5795 732-4BH-9234 VIN mtUW), 3 01, i cyi, auio, no o/(, p/sA om/fm stms, ti/d.1, dual oir bogi, tloth int., all inson roaahL HUtt S7.QJ90. Down bogi, cloth int oil itnon rodiok MSftP: 513,429. Down pymnl: 53500 + hi Handyman 1005 pyitinl: $3500 + litmopynlSIS/ • bonk fee SMS. DIM«inception = S3152 mo pyml SD9 Due &'m = 53094. •CHRISTADORE* HANDYMAN no Job tooamai . Cal Danny at PROFESSIONAL 9O8-232-2SaS HOUSEPAINTING Nobody Covers It Better! Home Reasonable rates Free estimates, Fully Ins. Improvements 1015 Aluminum/Vinyl house painting also avail. 908-276-1127 & 906-2324023 CARPENTER INTERIOR PAINTING A 20+ year* experience WALLPAPBWG PLUS ODD Ooofs, window*, decks, trim work. JC«a Call 908-241-8754 Hire by the day or |ob. OLD OUV PAINTING. Need Interior painting? Call 908-931-1819 Call the Old Guy *i aW *W •aSBP' B| tor aVl «aV , ODD JOBS * OENCRAL 908/769-8971 ftlPAIR . Lt Hauling, PINOLA BROTHER'S - Int. VIN »KHA!S98S, 4 iyl, outo, »r pA. p/b. om/l1199m sin eo duol oirbapv buikri ugh, all wowf5l liin, full length II mats Paperhanging 10751 CHEVY LUMINA LS '95 - PW, PL, P-seat. A/C. ciulse, STONMAH * DAUOHTER Make Summer Sizzle with a rear window dofrosl. Planting, Window Wash & MARANO & SONS AU'R.Vslereo'Cass., PB, PS Ftoprtr, Putty & Caufc, Pa- 39* S8.70O 9O8-757-OS47 per hanging 30yrs. exp. Insured 008/526-3382 New Car at a Great Price! FORD THUHDERBIRO '91 - 81K mi., fully loaded, Plumbing 1085 new tires, aulo, exc. cond., HMO. 908-561 -6088 NATALE PLUMBING/HTG USED CAR SALE SPECIALS No Job too Big or Small 90S-322-4298 Dennis Natale HONDA CIVIC '90 - red *99 BUICK REGAL LS •97 JEEP CRAND CHEROKEE •96 ISUZll RODEOS 1 Plumbing lie + nm 5322 2dr hatchback, 11 IK, 4spd 14 Ji, aulo. air. [Vs. pK fits , rl^^k^ UREDO ' |1>. fiKllll IK ii-.Ltl tv,! ! Ji. 1X1. .iiitn. jir. rVs. (vb, fivt, stick, am/fm cass., now It. Silt, ciuis*. i.iss. trilnm. Ali> 1 Jr l\l .•!:!,'. j-. ;•- |. !• •(•;•. i.Lvv, tj[l|jl!l battery, tires, and exhaust n M\»Ti'.i.i;i,t2t r liuk>. nil. iiuisi'. iass. ABS, Roofing sys. good cond., s. IS.IW milts. VIS=M1>;7J i' ;-;k> [ill. ,-|i,;-i i.i;. \H> iuA Ju.il IM^.V ICOIII) mi1(s. WOOO/obo. 908-226-9625 CJ SCOTTI SERVICES. HOOHMQ, siding, painting, JAGUAR XJS TURBO I gutters cleaned & repaired. '90- very good condition, AUTO SALES INC $16,495 $19,995 $14,995 $9,295 $15,495 Powerwash. Futy-jnsutBd sunrool, runs good, 125k Chris 732-424-0454 highway miles, must sell. •98 SUZUKI SIDEKICK JX 04 BUICK ROADMASTER •97 OLDSMOBDJE •97 PUMOirm NEON •98 HONDA ACCORD LX $7,300 OBO. Call John at 1 Buying tV- Selling t sed Cars & Ducks 14 Jr. \\\. min. ac r*s. pK .T."' ' iiiii .ur i>? i't- ['.-LI riUii hit ,K:M cirrusssL KXPRESSO t Jr jiidi. jir. ps. |>h, pw plivlt>. lilt, 609-620-0279 or 609-243- 1 DAHNUCCI ROOFING Imilii V!\«W1li'HMi|. i,i«. ifj'.lld. \liS .mMi 1.1 li' 'mill^ K!' i-.Ai.jii;,..,.. ;.ffb vvpk 1 4313 .mli' .t:i ]i*. [it lift, uiv wiiut i ctuw, i.i,^. JLJ.:I KL^S. SMI. mtli's. Fully Insured. Free Est. + Since 1955 Ilil tIU!>( ,.l" \li> J.!i! h.'k- .>" viluvk :uH»lin Over 20 yrs. experience 1 OLDS CUTLASS '81- 2 mi!,', \l\sU •.'•:';! I. 908/996-6462 OR, EW, air, PS, PB, AM/FM cass., new tires.$500 Tree Services It55 firm! 732-387-8778 $11,995 $1O9995 $12,495 $9,995 $17,595 DHHIELDS S(r-13 South Ave. ISO South Ave >99INnNmC20 FORD EXPLORER XLT •96 NISSAN '95 PONTIAC '97 TOYOTA CAMRY LE TREE SERVICE TOYOTA TERCEL- 1985. itil. Only 87K/MI., Good mile- 14 Jt. mlii. ai. Icithtr. CH IIKIIH*, hit. PATHFINDER SE B0NNEV1LLE SE I Ji, win. air. us. |\h, |iV. pliiikv tilt, Summer Specials (iarw(K)d, NJ O^Oi* t.arwood, NJ (HO Vl\ 1 i age. $495. 732-4&3-OA3S uiK. f-i. ri> (Wv It>.*'HMI milo 'l...'iii.v-:. I Ji l\t.£,•,- .in •', nhAii!' . j;i.{ ^ [ib.pu p ;'Ak^ t;!!.i»Lis> cniiH. a<*. ih. AliS. Jiul lugs, .IT.iW Insured & Exp'd. 1 'VI'I'I All types of tree work. 908 •'K )-! SSI 908-•'89 OSSS -VL |>U^ I:!; .ii.=v, L!> Vis Ju.,1i\!-> \IIS jiui hjilv t.'i'i'l' imli^ niilis VI i! Free estimates. 7 'O. i' "'!^k> VIN -TUi.'.it^T 732/885-OS30 Antique & Fax 908-789-2^4^ lax 90S ^K9-l" Classic Autos 1394 $20,495 $19,995 $19,995 $10,995 $14,995 Wallpaper 1173 WALLPAPEMINQ BY CADILLAC '73 SEDAN FIMININE TOUCH - DeVllle- orig. owner, exc. Look For Our Complete Inventory On Our New Website At WWW.MARANOSONSAUTO.COM Reasonable rates. cond., full power, gar. Prompt service. Free es- kept, black w/red leather timates. No Job Toointerior, $4500/OBO. 908- Small) 908/231-0282 353-6053 USED CAR LEASE SPECIAL CADILLAC -73 SEDAN Recreational D*Vill«- orig. owner, exc. cond., full power, gar. LOOK WHAT UNDER $250 PER MONTH GETS YOU IN A 4 X 4 Vehicles kept, black w/rod leather Interior, S4500VOBO. 908- 353-6053 Travel 1996 CHEVY 1996 NISSAN 1996 JEEP 1998 SUZUKI SIDEKICK JX Trailers 1 Flat Spider Convertible 4 dr, 4X4. auto, 27,000 miles. I-ease for 1981 New root, rebull BLAZER PATHFINDER XE CHEROKEE WILDERNESS MODEL 30L engine, excellent me- 4 dr. 4 x 4. loaded, auUr*t,0()O miles 4 dr, 4 x 4, ai% N^ied. 33.000 4 dr. 4 x 4, auto, 18,000 milts Lease $18T> per rm/.W mos. with $i;«W total **T - like new, steeps 6, chanical condition lease for S£jp rWw Js mos with miles. Leju^t)j^Kmpjio/36 nuts, for $223 per mo/M mos. with $l,3i)9 down. (Ttix and >^ap includi'd). 1 buy, price nog. $4000. obo 908-688-2882 $1399 li^*%m]lrTaiKl ftap total down, 2 to choose from (tax and Ptice(s) irtclude(s) all costs to be paid by the consumer T32-ZW4U3S. with $nfaw|3(Wirilax and t|ap ticepl lor licensing, registration & taut, FORD 1942 CP V-8, 350 i nc luded) TWrlCHl 221 fjap included) VIN TL2470U2 ready for paint & Int. inc]uded>WT\V001478 ftol responsible lor typographical errort. Campers & auto $13,000. Call 732 RVs 1320 388-2142 STARCRAFT (••)• PopPONTIA- C 1958 Star UP, »1««pt 6, H»(, sink, Chief, 4dr, A-1 cond oarage kept, exc. cond. $12,000 Call 732-388- 11,000 OBO. 908-7B9-0B15 2142 Transportation PONTIAC CATALINA Sedan '65 • Excl. run- Call Classifieds today and place your Ad! ning cond., orig. owner Autos for Sale 1385 S750. 973-701-9561 •MCacHHac FlMtwood MERCURY COUQAR '69- Fully M., very gd cond., new Green. Blk. Vinyl Top trans, 79K ml., needs fuel Orig. owner, 95K ml., A/C pump.$1200 obo. $1700. 732-574-1990 73*721-7331. Chryslar B«brlng LXI Four Wheel *•• • Black/gray, 29K ml., mini cond, loaded Drive 1400 •12.000 MM-647-4C27 FORGET THE&S&&W&tffr303-*& Sii& T IE 2S001M0- Mark 3 LANDROVER DISCOV High top Conversion Van, ERV 95' • VS. green, 36K v-fl, loaded, afeno w6 CO exc. cond., loaded, cloth •eat, dual A/C, sunrool, rear jump seat, phone, t-27a-oan $19,400 matnt. rec. avail. WKK» '77 WON - 1 SOa-232-3114 Owner, PB, PS, Air, Mew >,-*' MfW. $1000,9CW687 5897 ILaW-^iS MOLE SUMMIT '98 Trucks & 45k ml., Sipd, 4OR. AM/FM Can., A/C, $5,200. Trailers 1405 Call WM-27C-T012 FORD CONTOUR M- TOYOTA 4 19M, v-6, 5»p., PS, PB, PW, • 2w/d. 43K orig, miles, great PL AC duaMrtav. •#•«* cond., black. $15,000/OBO syrtsm. XkMit., JftMO. 90a-27S-a2B3 FORD TAURUS WO. LX Qfc 5 axL at cnas cor*ct tD - Fully loadad, auto, new •W,il*tmii$?'JB0 tHy 90577V « dr**. Exc. cond. $1,400 Jobo WODEWS , ORAND CHEROKEE- Urn- SAVE SAVE SAVE IMd 1995, aulo, AC, FWr, R. FORD E 39O COM- Star, 54Mii, S1&90Q PARTMENT TRUCK '92- Generator on board, 61K, 36B1 $7,800 OBO. 97>316-15aO HONDA ACCORD LX '91 • drk grey, 4dr. 5»p. all pwr., A/C, 4cyl.. Gd player, body A Interior exc. cond., Vans & Jeeps 1410 mUff 4x4 SILVERADOtf 4x4 gar. kept. 90K. $6000 obo, 4 cylinder, automatic transmission, powor steering/ brakes. AIR. •• 4 cyl., auto trans., pwr slrnti/ brks, AIR, AM/FM sloroo cass., lilt fl " CV' • ;nlk> lf;iri!i • llwr ;>1r"9/ •'"''' lock tjiks . AIR. AM/FM stofeo CD, 212-581-M64 C R() JEEP WRANGLER '88- Stk #8948 VIN.#XK232513 MSRP S14.396. Incl. S2000 Fact. •> will. StkJ8fl97. VIN.#X693tO21. MSRP $17,895. Incl. $2000 Fiict. •' ''.' • '^' \ »| ' ,;J, ^ ^f.'.cno^nn'c"| , y , ! H'L. r ,'D ^fg ' RIA SEFtNA **7 - Sspd.. WhUTan. hard* soil lops, V1N#XZM7767 MSRP$24,905 Incl. $1000 Fact. Rebale. 4dr, AMTFM Cass., Security am/lm/cd Just srved. Sys., 13K ml.. Excel. Cond.. Inch Brakes, shocke, $5,4B5. Call 9OS-889-O728 tune-up • receipts. Looks, runs. •» drives $ LINCOLN TOWN CAM 91 Signature Mries. Auto. ONLY like new! A cyl.. 5sp(l., $3,900 nog Mh ml., Loaded. A-1 Cond. sov $8,000. 73a-M6-80»S/t« 008 4646733 MERCEbls 3OO tif-~T990; f 4,2041 21,494 Blk./on Blk. Mint Cond.. 1 FOflD 1S0V8 '89- wrwol owner, nil service records chnlr van, raised roof. ^tt-TK,. avail.. 229k/ml. (highway A1 condition, 37k origi- miles) $12,900. nal miles, completely •O8-273-8O1» «nt.4 equipped. S7.8OO. SAVE SAVE SAVE MERCURY 908-231-9698 Aulo. AH Power, Blk vWrnoonrl, Gray cloth Int., 36K ml, GRAND CHK 93MWD. '47541 MUST SEE! 9OS-34777O7 garg-fcopt. V6, 5 sp, wWo, ps. pb, pw. pi. nm-fm ass. ale MERCURY SABLE LS- 57K. $10.900906-233-4453 ••UUiD NEW 1993. Loaded, sunroof, key- 1S9S CHCVY ••UNO NEW _ M^MK-^m #*f^— IT AvA less entry w/alarm, New 5UBURBANJT 4rt | 1 ttrei,. 35Wrni, $7,300. Vehicles 4 dr 6 cyl , ;uito trans . pwr Sitrng/ brks/ wind/ locks/ mtrr, AIR, tilt 2 dr, fl cyl auto Irans . p«r '.trraj' iinti Inch brkv wind' spjit'.' Im '*s\ ruin AIM, 4 dr. h cyl. nun Kans. pwi sirrirjf finti lock brks/ wind/ s«nts/ locks/ mirrs., AIR, 9O&-24S-8320 cruise, f/clol.. t/gl , alum, wfils.. all seas, liros, lug!], rack, dunl ;nr b;Kjs AM'FM r,leirjo Cii% . CO lilt, auise Ittir bckh CUDM>IC H>I AIJI . iiluin Mil'. iJi/iii fitfrnn c.i,'., CD till t.tutv:, ;ihmi whl'i, llhr br.kls , luqg rack, dual air bags, r/def,, MHKURV SABLE SW LS •M Wanted prom, suspension VIN #X2I 95806." MSRP $28,205 air bags Slk #6638 VIN*XG1%2I7 MSHP 935 ,m Iw.l SlOfJO Fact Rob.ilfj I'rjl Slk #87?7 VIN New 1999 Infiniti 130 Infiniti G20 4 OR 6 cyl aulo, a/c. p teats sun rt. feaB>». J.K» *n« m Ofigini MSHP: S31 A2'J VIM •XT777210. Stk »9ttZ3 S914 3.9% al lease ston^g * tares, bcflfismg + retpsi. 1999.5 1999.5 Infiniti QX4 Infiniti 045 J Ml E i.vi :«fc i i ry^JJtV«vrfl^kvrTWfUudfK jrr.A INFINITI CERTIFIED P R E - O W N E D 1997 Infiniti 130 19% Infiniti 130 4 DR 6 iyl, aulo, n/<, p/i/ABVwimk/lti/rmiii/woh. om/fm sl/td, fid, (run*, um rwl, 4 OB, 1997.6 tyl, o«!o, o/(5, jj/i/ABVi)i«/windi Infiniti. J30 4 O !, 6 tyl, oifto, o/(, p/i/ABVi)i«/windi/lSii/ BWii/ y. oulo, o/(, p/i/A8S/winJi/lln/miiii/««il\ iim/fm sl/(d( lill. tnne.nm roof, laaihei ml, oUoy whK. al ttmwi daijn/w sp '2 inonlV/0,000 mil inlmiti Ceftified 72 iTOiilh/'/O DM nule Inlimli unified Wurionty liom otHjinol in «tvKe date, W liil, cltoy wWi, oBMKIWD,gtoim/ut w /? mmiili//(J.0O0inie hlmiti (BIIIW Warranty Iron wiginol in uiinia Jslt, 33.937 m VIN I T I www. rayciilen PiitcRAi intlude ull (osU !o beY paid by H (onsumo CATENA^r extepi foi taxes, licensing & legistisiion Leu^c. Imsed on 39,'4? mo do'.ed end mc-l I? 000 nit vi / 15' mi iheieailcr lessee resp foi moini excess wew & teai at lease end Sales Kix S, MV lees additional Subject to approval thiu pnmoiy lending souice Downpynii/Ut mo pyinl/rel security deposit/bonk fee 130 S0/S369/S0/Si4S QX4 S0/S399/S4O0/S499. Q45 SO/SO/SO/SO lotol pymlvResidual/Ioic tost OX4S]5.S61/S2l,648 56/SI646O,Q45S24,3r8/S??.393/S?4.3l8.l30SI4,39l/S16.l?8/i/SI4,936 f3 9% APR finontinq avail on G20s jp lo 60 mos lo quol buyers \i y y m For your convenience, call toll free: i < ,i Looking fora New House? Check our Classified pages for results! • i