www.nj.com/fwcordpress Serving Westfield, Scotch Plains and Fanwood Vol.21, No. 35 Friday, September 1, 2006 50 cents INSIDE Pedestrian killed while crossing North Ave. outside the Lord & Taylor depart- THE RECORD-PRESS 82-year-old woman was struck by vehicle ment store and led to the installation of an unusual mid-block crosswalk WESTFIELD — An 82-year-old Hospital in Newark, but police were as she attempted to cross the street between the store and an employee woman was killed Monday when she notified shortly after 5 p.m. that she in the middle of the block, Auchter parking lot across the street. The was struck by a car while walking had succumbed to her injuries. said. , other 2003 accident took place on the across a downtown street. Capt. Cliff Auchter said there is no The location where the accident east end of North Avenue, near the Marie Schlieske of Westfield was indication that the driver, reportedly occurred has not been a pedestrian Garwood border. crossing North Avenue East between a 72-year-old Westfield woman, was safety hazard in the past, he said. Local police produced a traffic Central Avenue and Elmer Street at speeding at the time of the accident. The pedestrian fatality is the first analysis in early 2004 that showed 26 about 11:45 a.m. when she was hit by The police department's Traffic in Westfield since December 2003, accidents involving pedestrians on a vehicle traveling westbound on Safety Bureau is continuing the when two people were killed in sepa- North Avenue during the previous North Avenue, police said. investigation; no charges have been rate incidents along North Avenue five years, resulting in three deaths Rescue Squad technicians trans- filed against the driver. just days apart. ported Schlieske to University Schlieske was walking by herself One of those accidents occurred (Continued on page A-2) He's a MIlofFamsr Melba Moore to sing at FUMC Sept. 1 Cranford Airy Malanga was inducted into the New Jersey Amateur Softball Tony winner offers Association Hall of Fame at a recent will open ceremony. Malanga was the owner concert to benefit ofMalanga's Florist in Scotch Plains for many years. For more on his AIDS victims in Africa garage to accomplishments, see Sports, Page C-1. Broadway star and Tony Award-win- ner Melba Moore, along with TransJazz, the smooth jazz gospel recording group, Westfield will grace the sanctuary of the First United Methodist Church in Westfield at 7:30 p.m. Friday, Sept. 1 for a benefit residents concert designed to call attention to and support AIDS-affected communities in Other towns will Rwanda, Africa. This "Hope Gospel" concert is one of have opportunity several which will benefit World-Vision- New York's work with orphans and vul- to purchase permits nerable children in Rwanda, a nation still recovering from the genocide of 1994 and now suffering from the AIDS STAFF WRITEH pandemic. The concert will also provide an A proposal to construct one opportunity to change, through sponsor- or more parking decks in ship, the life of a child living in a com- downtown Westfield was munity affected by AIDS. soundly rejected by local resi- dents when put to a vote in Moore, an accomplished singer 2004, but commuters looking known for her great vocal range, began for a place to park may soon her career in the groundbreaking musi- have an opportunity just a Magical cal Hair, where she originated the role few minutes down the road. of Dionne. During her 18 months in the show, she eventually replaced Diane The 300-space parking Keaton, becoming the first black actress garage at Cranford Crossing, Special needs students in the a major mixed-use develop- to replace a white actress in a lead role ment in downtown Cranford, Westfield Public Schodfswere treat- on Broadway. ed to a magic show recently after is set to open this fall, but the Her credits include "The Melba retail and residential compo- completing a special summer pro- Moore/Clifton Davis Show," the mini- gram designed to help them rein- nents that accompany the series "Ellis Island," the R&B and pop municipal garage could still force academic and social skills. hits "This Is It" and "You Stepped into See the story on Page A-3. be a year away from comple- My Life," and her Grammy-nominated tion. signature song "Lean On Me." Her 1990 The result could be that recording of "Lift Every Voice and Sing" parking spots expected to be was instrumental to the effort to have taken by shoppers and resi- the song entered into the Congressional dents of the new facility are Record as the official African American left empty; to fill the gap, National Anthem. Cranford plans to open the Directly on the heels of Hair came the spaces to residents of neigh- role of Lutiebelle Gussiemae Jenkins, boring towns during the lag the innocent southern domestic who time. falls in love with a fast-talking preacher According to a rate sched- in the long-running musical, Purlie. ule adopted by the Cranford This role launched Moore's successful Township Committee, a non- TV and recording career. Her show-stop- resident would have to pay ping performance in Purlie won Moore $250 per quarter for a 12- the Tony Award for Best Supporting hour permit. Cranford Mayor Actress in a Musical, again making her Dan Aschenbach has recently the first black actress to do so. said drawing commuters Keep rockin' In 1996, history repeated itself for a from outside towns may be third time, when Moore took over the the key to making the garage at Echo lake role of Fantine in the Broadway musical self-sustaining as early as- possible. Gary "U.S." Bonds will perform next Lcs Miserables. She was the first black week at Echo Lake Park, in a special actress to step into the leading role in The question remains addition to the county's summer that milestone Broadway musical. whether commuters will be concert series. For that story and a A deeply spiritual person, Moore is an willing to drive a few miles look at Music Fest '06, which will ardent advocate for thq rights of chil- down the Raritan Valley line bring rockers Cheap Trick to dren, and has created a foundation for Broadway star and renowned singer Melba Moore will headline a special benefit in exchange for a guaranteed Nomahegan Park on Sept. 16, see abused and neglected children. concert at 7:30 p.m. Friday at First United Methodist Church in Westfield. parking space, but Prime Time, Page A-8. She will be accompanied Friday by Aschenbach remains hopeful. TransJazz, a contemporary gospel and Ragan Whiteside. Donations at the door will be $20 for Incoming revenue from recording group with a smooth jazz With a unique style that has been adults and $10 for students. No tickets parking permit fees and sound. The group started in the mid- described as "Sade turned on to Jesus," or reservations will be required; seating meters is the key to keeping 1980s with a unique style of music that the album has been featured on radio is available on first-arrival basis. the garage from being a drain has since appealed to people both inside stations around the country. TransJazz The church and sanctuary are handi- on Cranford taxpayers, and outside the church and across sever- was nominated for Urban Gospel cap accessible. Parking can be found in Aschenbach said. In a letter How to handle al generations. The band's debut album, Industry Music Awards in 2004 and the church lot off Ferris Place, on adja- to tho editor published last Transitions, was released in 2004. The 2005, and the group appears regularly cent streets and in nearby parking lots. week in the Cranford CD features talented young singer in concerts, special church services, For more information, call the church Chronicle, the mayor floated picky eaters Vanessa Daley Johnson along with Christian coffeehouses, civic events, office at (908) 233-4211 daily from 8:30 Next week, the Union County chap- guest artists Meg Okura, Ron Brown, radio interviews and cable TV programs. a.m.-3:30 p.m. (Continued on page A-2) ter of Mothers & More will learn some strategies for kids who don't want to eat what's on their plate. The meeting will be held at 8 p.m. Campaign for Congress brings Ferguson to the area Wednesday at the Fanwood Recreation Center in Forest Road By LESLIE MURRAY bakery stands. A farmer's market, he said, is Park. For more, call (908) 620- STAFF WRITER a perfect place to meet voters. 3202. "You get to connect with real people out- SCOTCH PLAINS — Braving a cool rain side of the normal business of the week," Saturday morning, shoppers went about the Ferguson explained. As the race heats up, the business of carefully selecting produce at the Congressman has been seen frequently in local farmers' market. Union County. His schedule Saturday also But one shopper, casually perusing the included a stop -at Kings Super Market in Commentary A-6 selection of fruit before deciding on some Garwood, he was in Kenilworth last week, peaches, stood out — he was Rep. Mike and he recently paid a visit to Children's Community Life B-1 Ferguson, who was looking for votes as well Specialized Hospital in Mountainside. as vegetables. Now on the campaign trail, While he was out campaigning, Ferguson Sports C-1 Ferguson is seeking re-election to New also had some domestic duties to attend to, as Jersey's 7th Congressional District, a seat his wife Maureen had given him a list that Prime Time A-8 he's held since 2000. included peaches and maybe a pie. He left the Arriving shortly after 9 a.m., Ferguson was market with a bundle of flowers along with Obituaries A-5 flanked by his aides and Glenn Mortimer, a some tomatoes, but in between the shopping, fellow Republican and candidate for the Ferguson and Mortimer, a councilman in Real Estate B-4 Union County Board of Freeholders. Though Mountainside, took the opportunity to gauge the venue was dnmp from rain, Ferguson was Congressman Mike Ferguson chats with a constituent during Police Log A-4 chipper as he walked the row of produce and (Continued on page A-2) his visit last Saturday to the farmer's market in Scotch Plains. A-2 Record Press September 1,2006 JCC to host second annual Experience Expo hand to explain the details of both the SCOTCH PLAINS — Who says Shabbatones. Barracudas and Mini-Barracudas swim there's no such thing as a free lunch — Children's author Corey Rosen or brunch, anyway? From 11 a.m,-3 Schwartz will be on hand to read from team programs, as well as to answer p.m. Sept. 17, the JCC of Central New and sign copies of her book for any questions. Interested swimmers Jersey invites both members and the preschoolers, Hop Plop. Additionally, are welcome to bring a swimsuit and community at large to the second annu- the Teen Department will host a foos- goggles to be evaluated for team eligi- al JCC Experience Expo. The event will ball and pool tournament for kids in bility and practice group evaluations. feature a host of free activities, as well grades 6-12, and prizes will be award- All of the activities will be free to all as a free brunch and hourly giveaways. ed. There's plenty for adults as well, who attend, and no registration is Among the many planned activities including access to the JCC's indoor required. are samples of some of the diverse pool, fitness center and gym. For more event details, visit the classes that the. JCC will be offering Parents and swimmers interested in JCC's Web site at www.jccnj.org or con- this fall, such as Abrakadoodle art and the JCC's Division B State tact Membership Director Maria Itzkin martial arts, There will also be an Championship swim team, the at [email protected] or (908) 889-8800 interactive family show by The Lizard Barracudas, should make a point of ext. 236. Guys, two programs hosted by family stopping by the Experience Expo. The JCC of Central New Jersey is Prosecutor Theodore J. Romankow looks over donated cell nutrition expert Elizabeth Miller, and a Head Coach Laura Bransky and the located at 1391 Martine Ave. in Scotch phones with Victim Witness Coordinator Elaine O'Neal. concert by popular local band The rest of the coaching staff" will be on Plains. Phones donated for victims of violence Franklin offers Citizens in Union County how important it is for some- a warm welcome have responded with fervor to one who is threatened or feels a law enforcement plea for threatened to be able to reach Students new and old alik* used cell phones that could out for help." enjoyed building sundaes wind up saving lives in cases of Elaine O'Neal, coordinator together during the annual domestic violence, authorities of the Victim Advocacy Unit "Welcome Dinner" held, said last week. since 1991, said the counselors recently at Franklin "This wonderful program in her unit work one-on-one Elementary School in allows us to give a free phone with women who have suffered Westfield. Principal Mary Fleck with minutes on it to a victim at the hands of a spouse or worked with the school's PTO who has no home phone or cell boyfriend, and for whom the to pair each new child with a phone," said Prosecutor cell phones are an important special "First Day Buddy" stu- Theodore J. Romankow, who lifeline. dent who will be In the same announced that police officers "The prosecutor also class in September. The believes that making the potluck dinner.also introduced and members of the Victim parent liaisons to new families Witness Advocacy Unit have phones available could lead to more reporting of the crimes, to help with the transition to collected more than 380 cell the school. Each new family phones since he announced the additional services to the vic- tims and court-ordered inter- received a gift bag with items start of the project in January, donated by the school and the Romankow said ho agreed vention and counseling where appropriate," said O'Neal. She community such as pencils, to participate in the "Call to notepads, magnets and infor- Protect" program earlier this cited the case of a woman who was being stalked by a mation on local clubs and year when organizers indicated organizations, as well as com- they would accept the used stranger several years ago and used the phone to alert police plimentary copies of local equipment and issue refur- newspapers. bished phones with 30 all-pur- to the suspect, and another woman who reached out to her pose minutes on them for brother when she felt she was emergency use. in danger from an old Years ago, he added, the boyfriend. counselors who worked with victims had only emergency Beside supplying the cell phones that were pro- phones in certain cases, the grammed to call 911, but the counselors also provide referral Commuter spots may be open in Cranford garage ones now being distributed can services, transportation and be used to call a friend or a rel- babysitting lor witnesses and (Continued from page A-l) between supplying adequate to maximize revenues." communities. "I think any ative besides the police. victims, and follow-up case parking for residents and But how many spaces are town that borders Cranford' information in all serious crime the idea of an Internet auc- balancing the fiscal obliga- opened to out-of-towners is a viable candidate to find "We had more than 600 cases. reported domestic violence tion for the parking spaces tions the town has with the may depend on how great value in Cranford's garage," cases in the county last year," O'Neal said Union County not taken by Cranford com- garage," Commissioner Bob the demand is in Cranford, Puhak said. "Having park- Romankow said. "We know was the first in New Jersey to muters, with an eye toward Puhak said. "We need to look where there is also a wait ing that close to a train sta- sign on with the telephone pro- Westfield commuters eager at ways to pay related debt list for commuter permits. tion is a valuable commodity gram, which is operated with for a parking spot on the rail off as soon and as responsi- "Our first preference is for for any New Jersey town." the help of The Wireless line. "We're formulating bly as possible." Cranford residents to be Leslie Murray is a staff Foundation. Based in marketing plans now," "Obviously there's a able to park in the garage," writer for the Cranford A Penn Jersey Advance, Inc. newspaper Washington, D.C., the founda- Aschenbach said. NJN Publishing ©2006 demand for parking in the Aschenbach said. Chronicle, a sister publica- tion uses wireless technology Aschenbach believes the area," said Commissioner Still, . commissioners tion of the Record-Press. She Record-Press (USPS 006-049) is for philanthropic purposes. garage may have appeal George Jorn. The issue is believe there should be some can be reached at (732) 396- published weekly by NJN Pubfching, O'Neal thanked Union because commuter parking slated for more discussion leftover supply to meet the 4205 or lmurray@njnpub- 301 Central Ave., Clark, NJ 07066 County Police Chief Daniel permits are notoriously hard (732) 396-4404, Periodical class Vaniska and Roselle police offi- during September. "We want demand from surrounding lishing.com. postage paid at Rahway, NJ 07065 to come by in Westfield; the and at additional offices, cers for.settin g up boxes, which lot at the train station is fre- POSTMASTER: please send were quickly filled with donat- quently filled beyond capaci- changes to NJN Publishing , ed cell phones. ty. And though local politics Pedestrian killed crossing North Ave. Fulfillment office , PO Box 32, Romankow said the pro- are often divisive in Flomington, NJ 08822, gram will continue for "as long Cranford, other members of (Continued from page A-l) more density in the town," ly, sometimes we have to be Subscription rates by mail, one as the generosity of our citizens said Caruana. "... We have reactive," he said. year within Union County $17, out the Township Committee continues, and I thank all who have been open to the idea. and 16 injuries. to do anything and every- Marie Schlieske's obitu- of county $20, out of state $24. To contributed and took action Statistics like those have subscribe call 1-800-300-9321 "There's a trade off thing we can to improve ary appears on Page A-5. that could someday save a life." led local officials to make traffic safety." Greg Marx is editor of the pedestrian safety a top pri- Caruana said he did not Record-Press. He can be ority, both on major yet have enough informa- reached at (732) 396-4219 or through-roads and in resi- tion about tilt; latest acci- gmarx@njnpublishing. com. dential- neighborhoods. Sal dent to say whether it would Caruana, chairman of the prompt any policy changes, Town Council's committee but the council will discuss on transportation, parking the issue after receiving a Ferguson and traffic safety, reiterated full report from the police DMSIasMtoNetcoM those concerns this week. department. (Continued from page A-l) "We have more cars, we "We try to be proactive — shoppers' opinions of the All MAKiS ft have more drivers, we have unfortunately and tragical- political climate. Mortimer, who pledged to focus on property taxes as a SEAL COATING BY TOPNOTCH main issue, said he and his 1-888-327-B379 or 973-822-7929 running mates, Pat • Prolongs Driveway Life, Quattrocchi and Diane • Beautifies & Protects Barabas, are an alternative to • Increases Home Resale the current, all-Democratic What Are ,».Coal Tar Application • Pothole Repairs freeholder board. "I'm out ''•'Line ^triplng • Powerwashing here to make a change," Mortimer said. Ferguson faces a challenge NOW IS THE this year from former TIME FOR Fanwood Mayor Linda SEALCOATINQ! Stender for the seat in the Seventh District, which is comprised of most of Union County — urban areas such as Elizabeth, Hillside, Flainfield, Rahway, Roselle are excluded — and parts of Middlesex, Somerset and Hunterdon counties. Though Ferguson remains the favorite, generic Congressional ballots have favored Democrats in the November election, and Stender is expected to be the most formidable opponent he's faced since gaining the seat. In 2004, Ferguson hand- ily defeated Westfield resi- dent and veteran Steve TEA PAPTIKS Brozak. CAUL rop TICKET.* As Ferguson chatted with IOO+ ANTIQUE adults on hand at the market, Tee it up. CPAIT VENPOPA he also spoke to one of the CEMETERY Toun most active shoppers, a blond Somerset County Parks offer five of the most pristine Golf ICKET* OEQUIPED toddler who seemed more Courses in the state, including Neshanic Valley, Somerset DANH MlkSIC: interested in eating the apple &TAPI.IIT: his father had bought for him County's newest and most challenging public course, ANTIQUE CAP &NOW than the Congressman's All courses are open to Somerset County as well as Somerset County AUTHENTIC VINTACE questions. Park Commission Another shopper, Eric out-of-county residents. Play a round, in Somerset! CAME ON (SATURDAY Diddell of Westfield, was sur- S SYMPHONY prised that Ferguson arrived For information on Somerset County Courses, or to reserve a tee time, visit our website. VlNTACE r'AtfHION &11OW* with so little in the way of an MUCH MOPEI entourage. "I'm pretty impressed at how he makes www.somersetcountyparks.org himself so available," Diddell said. September 1. 2006 Record Press A-3 CONTACT We Care seeks new volunteers WESTFIELD — CON- Suicide Prevention Week TACT We Care, the telephone (Sept. 10-16) as part of a crisis hotline, will host an open nationwide effort to raise pub- house for potential volunteers lic nwarenoss of the resources at 7 p.m. Wednesday, Sept. 13 available to |x.*ople at risk. in the lounge «f the First CONTACT, which has oper- Baptist Church, 170 Elm St. ated in Union County for 31 To give visitors an idea of years, is n member center of what CONTACT training is the National Suicide like, Clinical Director Dave Prevention Lifeline and takes Manning and Training calls on NSPL's national hot- Director Sue Fsisano will con- line, (800) 27M-TALK. Locally, duct a refresher training it answers calls from those in cour.se for current volunteers need at (908) '232-2880. as part of the event. Those interested in volun- The training class, teering or attending the open "Reflection of a Caller," is house event should call the designed to hone the skills of CONTACT business office at telephone workers in under- (908) 301-1899 for more infor- standing and empathizing mation. with the plight of callers who CONTACT volunteers field are coping with emotional dis- mure than 8,000 calls a year turbance — acuto anxiety, from callers, in emotional dis- anger, grief, depression or tress in a primary service area other forms of distress. that covers Union, Essex, The event will give poten- Middlesex. Somerset, Morris, tial volunteers an opportunity HergtMi and Passaic counties. to meet current telephone An agency of Westfield United workers and stuff members, us Way and the United Way of A magician entertains special needs children in the Westfield Public Schools who participated in a six-week summer pro- well ns to learn what volun- Creator Union County, it is gram that helped reinforce academic and social skills. teering on the phone is like. also supported by grants from Light refreshments will be private and public founda- served. tions, corporations, houses of Summer program serves special needs students CONTACT is holding its worship, service organizations WESTFIELD — An extended-year school in September," skills, and becoming familiar and com- open house during National and individuals. program for special needs students in Participation is determined by the fortable with life experiences. the Westfield Public Schools concluded child's Individual Educational Plan Donna Curia, the teacher of autistic this summer with close to 80 children (IEP), and the program developed for children, remarked that her students Scams under investigation participating. The Federal Bureau of all such incidents, the home- each child is also driven by the IEP. showed hug improvement by the end of Investigation warned home- owners have had no method to "This is not a typical summer school The six-week program held at the program, and O'Neal said the stu- owners in the? area this week recoup their losses. The busi- for children who are failing," said Anita Franklin School included eight class- dents as a group took "great strides." about driveway paving scams. ness addresses and telephone O'Neal, who oversees the program and rooms of children, all with varying After all their hard work, the children The suspects, described as male numbers of the paving compa- serves as Westfield's supervisor of spe- degrees of disabilities. Specially trained were treated to a performance by a Caucasians who speak with an nies have all turned out to be cial services for grades 9-12 during tho teachers, as well as occupational thera- magician in the Franklin School audito- Irish accent, have been hired in- false or nonexistent. regular school year. pists, physical therapists, behavior psy- rium at the conclusion of the six-week local homeowners to conduct Homeowners have reported- "Our program is more of a reinforce- chologists, speech teachers and class- program. Said Assistant Superintendent driveway repairs at their resi- ly lost hundreds of thousands of ment of academic and social skills," said room aides, worked with the children on Ted Kozlik, "While the students laughed dences. dollars as a result of these O'Neal. "Federal law and state code reinforcing the skills they learned dur- and applauded, the teachers knew that On numerous occasions, the paving stains. Residents who entitle these children to an extended ing the school year. The staff worked the real magic is in the children them- paving repairs have been defi- have information about the school year if they would suffer signifi- with children ages 3-13 on writing, selves, who learn to overcome hurdles cient, and often the repairs seams are asked to call the FBI cant regression before returning to math, speech, socialization and physical everyday." have, been left uncompleted. In at (888) 324-9800.
SP Dems meet to support campaign SliVF.RAL HISTORIC FACTS: SCOTCH PLAINS — On Aug. 23, members the Scotch Plains Democratic Committee met at the Scotch Plains Rescue Squad building to sup- port the campaign of Neal LeStrange, Kevin Glover and Jeff Strauss for Township Council. Party Chairman Ken Lipsteiri introduced the candi- dates, who spoke about the Under the " I.therly True" a group of merchants progress of the campaign and discussed Independence in 1765. thanked the members for their support. The candidates noted the positive response to their cam- paign and said they believe res- Seated are (from left) Democratic candidates Neal LeStrange idents are prepared to welcome and Kevin Glover. Standing are (from left) Steven Welnberg, a change in township govern- candidate Jeffrey Strauss and John Curry. ment. absentee ballot drive, thanked paign should call (908) 490- America's first coin was America's first flags bore Joanne Glover, the cam- the people who worked on get- 1900 or e-mail scotchplains- the "Pine Tree" shilling. Trees as their emblems. paign coordinator, reported on ting voter registration and [email protected]. the success of fund raising absentee ballot request forms activities to date and the plans sent out. He asked for help in for further fund raising activi- continuing this important The area's most comprehensive fitness and wellness center is under construction in Scotch Plains1 ties. She thanked the commit- effort. Charles Lamb described tee members for their financial his work to set up a campaign ui and volunteer contributions. 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POLICE LOG NEWS BRIEFS WESTFLELD North Plainfield resident and the juveniles were turned Erika Fiallos-Acoata, 23, was over to their parents. Anatoly Oshust, 18, of charged Monday with driving Society to read more historic stories *** contracted by Vernalis Pharmaceuticals Inc. Cranford and Christine while intoxicated, Several homeowners report- WESTFIELD — Continuing their popular Malczanek, 19, of Scotch Plains Fiallos-Acosta was arrested July program, members of the Westfield to create a nursing support program for one of ed burglaries or attempted its products used to treat Parkinson's disease. were arrested Tuesday on drug at 2:31 a.m. at South Avenue burglaries at their residences, Historical Society will read more stories and alcohol possession charges. and Boulevard. After allegedly from the "Olde Towne" books by West fie Id Nahill will discuss "off" times, what causes A Central Avenue resident them and current treatment options. After being stopped at recording a blood-alcohol con- reported Aug. 22 that a suspect historian Robert V. Hoffman at the First North Avenue and Clark tent of .12 percent, she was Wednesday Luncheon, to be held at noon Persons with Parkinson's disease and/or had entered the home some- their carcgivers are invited to attend this Street nt 1:04 a.m., Oshust and turned over to a sober adult. time that day and stolen a tel- Sept. 6 at B.G. Fields Restaurant, 560 Malczanek were charged with meeting, which is free of charge. Light *** evision valued at $300, and Springfield Ave. refreshments will be served. For more infor- possession of a controlled dan- Cory Miller of Parsippany perhaps some jewelry as well. Hoffman, a native of Westfield, was a gerous substance (Ketamine), mation, contact Barbara Ringk at (908) 322- and two local juveniles were Access was gained via an newspaper reporter and magazine editor 9214 or the church office at (908) 233-0301. possession of hypodermic nee- charged Aug. 24 with posses- unlocked first-floor window. who devoted his final years to historical dles, underage possession of sion of under 50 grams of mar- The next day, a man living research and editing. He originally set out to alcohol and unlawful posses- ijuana and possession of drug on the 700 block of East Broad take photographs of old houses and write of Church puts 'Kids in Motion' sion of fireworks. They were Street reported that someone paraphernalia. They were their histories, but then realized the real WESTFIELD — The First Baptist Church each released on their own arrested at 9:47 p.m. after a had entered the home through stories were not about the houses but the recognizance. a basement window and ran- of Westfield, located 170 Elm St., is tapping motor vehicle stop at Central people who had lived in them. the energy and imagination of primary chil- Avenue and Quiinby Street. sacked several rooms. It was Christopher Gallego of not immediately clear whether The result was three "Olde Towne" books dren as they learn iibout God. A new interac- Miller was released pending published between 1937 and 1947. tive, multi-media curriculum for grades 1-5 Woodbrook Circle was charged a Sept. 6 court date, and the anything had been stolen. Aug. 22 with providing alcohol Also on Aug. 23, a Tuttle Reviewing the period from the late 1600s starts at 10:15 a.m. Sept. 10 in Fellowship juveniles were turned over to through the late 1920s and using excerpts of Hall. to underage persons and main- their parents. Parkway resident reported taining disorderly premises numerous pieces of jewelry had items from both local and statewide newspa- The program, "KIDMO," puts "Kids in nfter police responded at about Westfleld resident Terell been stolen from a private stor- pers, Hoffman took what had been treated Motion" with the video visuals and fast-paced 11:30 p.m. to reports of a loud Shaw and two Westfield juve- age area. The theft was discov- before as incidents in general history and humor of virtual teacher Johnny Rogers. The party at his home. niles were charged Friday with ered after the resident wove them into historic tales. He said that students are on their foot performing motions It was the second time in a underage possession of alcohol returned home from vacation; so far as he knew, they were all based on his- as they sing along with energetic worship there was no sign of forced toric fact, and all depicted the simple home- music, play interactive games in lighthearted week Gallego was found him- after an investigation on the team competition and memorize Bible verses. self in legal trouble in similar 500 block of Dorian Road. entry. ly annals of an honest, God-fearing country There were two additional folk. They then Kettle into quieter learning in small circumstances. He was also Shaw was released pending groups, and a take-home study guide rein- charged with the same offenses a Sept. 6 court date, and the events on that day: A man liv- After his books were published, Hoffman ing on the 900 block of North said, "It seemed to me inappropriate to forces it all and lets parents know what their following an investigation of an juveniles were turned over to children are learning. alleged drinking party at his their parents. Avenue reported that a suspect attempt to bring the tales up to date. The had broken a first-floor win- modern town is in a different tempo. Let us This program is open to the public from home tin Aug. 17. dow, entered the residence and Pierce Gaynor, Nicholas leave the present to the sympathetic consid- 10:15-11:30 a.m. every Sunday from Sept. 10- stolen $500 worth of jewelry. eration of the historian of the future." Oct. 8. Parents may observe or go up to the Thomas McDonough of DeRose and Jeffery And at a home on the 900 block sanctuary for the Sunday morning blended Rahwny was charged Aug. 24 Meierdierck, all of Westfield, of East Broad Street, someone Regular attendees of the luncheon will be worship service, which also begins at 10:15 with driving while intoxicated. and three local juveniles were removed the screen from a contacted by a phone committee of the a.m. Newcomers are welcome to try the pro- McDonough was arrested at charged Saturday with posses- first-floor window but was Society to verify their reservations. Space gram without making any commitment to 2:29 a.m. at Central Avenue sion of under 50 grams of mar- apparently unable to gain permitting, others may attend the luncheon First Baptist. and Ayliffe. After allegedly ijuana following an investiga- access. by calling (908) 233-2930 by noon Tuesday. There is no fee, but registration is required. recording a blood-alcohol con- tion on the 400 block of Birch Finally, a resident of the 900 For more information, contact the church tent of .19 percent, he was Avenue. block of Prospect Street report- Library thanks Woman's Club office at (908) 233-2278 or firstbaptist.west- turned over to a sober adult. The adults were released ed a burglary at his home on [email protected]. pending a Sept. 6 court date, Tuesday. Further information WESTFIELD — The New Orleans Public on that case was not immedi- Library has thanked the Literature ately available. Department of the Woman's Club of Westfield Learn how to buy a business for its gift of $500 to purchase books to help DONATIONS NEEDED! *** rebuild the city's library system. SCOTCH PLAINS —The Small Business On Aug. 23, police respond- Development Center of Kean University Boats, Cars, RVs, Equipment, Real Estate, ed to Lord & Taylor following a William A. Settoon Jr., president of the will present a free workshop titled "How to report of shoplifting and took New Orleans Public Library Foundation, Forklifts & Wheelchair Access Vans noteD that donations are helping make great Buy a Business or Franchise" from 6:30- Plainfield resident Linda P. 8:30 p.m. Sept. 13 at the Scotch Plains Wyatt into custody. Wyatt was progress in the recovery of the public library IRS Forms and All Paperwork Done for You. system. Public Library, located at 1927 Bartle. Ave. Associated Charities represents numerous later released on a summons. Conducted by Jack Armstrong, president *** of Franchise Network of New Jersey in non-profits in need of your property. A local woman reported Osborn House will open Sunday Metuchen, the seminar will focus on how to Aug. 22 that $1,214 in author- get into business by starting from scratch or ized charges had been made on SCOTCH PLAINS — The Obsorn Cannonball House, located at 1840 Front buying an existing business or franchise. It her credit card during the pre- will help prospective business owners deter- vious month. Street in Scotch Plains, will be open to visitors from 2-4 p.m. Sunday. mine which is the better path for their needs; how to select a business that pro- SCOTCH PLAINS The circa 1760 saltbox farmhouse has been a museum open to the community since 1972. vides them with income; how to conduct It is maintained by the Historical Society of research on companies before putting any A contractor reported Aug. money down; negotiations; and dealing with 22 that several pieces of equip- Scotch Plains & Fanwood. ROOFING Costumed docents will give tours of the landlords, banks, vendors and employees. It ment were stolen off his truck while it was parked at a job museum and surrounding gardens. There is will also cover investment ranges, sources Cape Cod $2,500 site on Plainfield Avenue. The no admission fee. of financing and the tools to use in finding 100 Off equipment was valued at what business or franchises* are for sale. Bi-Level $2,700 $255. This workshop is co-sponsored by the Any UCTC offers kids' programs Scotch Plains Public Library. Special *** WESTFIELD — The Union County Torah Split Level $2,900 Roofing Job A resident of Mountain arrangements for people with disabilities Avenue reported Aug. 23 that Center of Westfield is conducting registration can be made upon request. Participants his bicycle, valued at $350, was lor its "Mommy and Me" and "Story Time" pro- should bring business cards and brochures CARLSON BROS. 908-272-1266 stolen after being left in front gram. for networking purposes. of a friend's house on Elm Mommy and Me is a parent/child class for For further information or to register for Court. ages 18 months to 2'/J years. The program has the workshop, contact Mira Kostak at (908) been designed to give toddlers and their care- 737-4220. Scotch Plains Music Center A Westfield Road resident givers a fun play experience in a Jewish envi- reported Aug. 24 that his vehi- ronment. The ALL Inclusive Music Store cle was damaged when an Story Time is a program for 3-5 year olds. V book group seeks members unknown person scratched Children will enjoy a story, a craft and a snack WESTFIELD — The book group at the ...NOT Resort. words into the trunk. in their 45 minute session, all focusing on a Westfleld Area YMCA has been in existence YES NO YES NO Jewish theme. since the early 1970. This unique group reads MUSK Lessons Rentals A resident of School Place Registration for both classes is underway a classic in the fall, and in the spring a mod- for the fall/winter session. Mommy and Me is Professional Stall Sei vice reported Aug. 24 that his ern book is chosen. Last spring's choice was motorized scooter had been held three times a month on Thursdays from The Hamilton Case hy DeKretser. All Accessories Drums Too!! Free Parking stolen from his garage. Entry 10:30-11:30 a.m.; the first session is Sept. 14. There are 20 sessions a year — 10 in the Guitars • Basses Friendly Help to the garage was gained by Story Time is held on Mondays from 2-2:45 fall and 10 in the spring. Each session is at p.m. and starts on Sept. 11. Each program Swimming Pool pushing in a window. 9:30 a.m. Tuesday in the Y annex on East All Wind Instruments :|::|::t: costs $100 for 10 sessions. Classes are held at Broad Street. Sheet Music Open Bai The manager of Burger Just Babies Daycare, 462 West Broad St. When meetings resume on Sept. 5, the Music Books Air Conditioning King reported that a jug con- For more information and to receive a reg- members will begin Joseph Conrad's taining money for a fundraiser istration form, call (908) 789-5252 or email Nostrorno under the leadership of a teacher. Repairs Coble TV was removed from the counter; [email protected]. At this time, there are openings in the it was unknown how much group and new members would be: welcome. 413 PARK AVENUE • 908-322-7542 money was in the jug. For further information, call the front desk Parkinson's group to meet Sept. 11 at the Westfield Y at (908) 233-2700. WESTFIELD — Following a summer Your Environmental Headquarters break, the Westfleld Parkinson's Disease Support Group will resume its fall schedule, Tickets on sale for church picnic • Vacuums meeting on the second Monday of each month. WESTFIELD — The Picnic Committee of • Outdoor Power Equipment The next meeting will be held at 1:30 p.m. Saint Helen's Church has been hard at work Sept. 11 in the Parish House lounge of the throughout the summer, planning for the • Janitorial Supplies Presbyterian Church in Westfield, 140 annual parish picnic on Sept. 9. The picnic Air A Water Purification Equipment Mountain Ave. will be held from 2-7 p.m. on the church The guest speaker will be Kathleen Nahill, grounds at 1600 Railway Ave. The rain date RN, of Clinical Business Solutions. CBS was will be Sept. 10 at the same time. please. Organized activities for children of all ages and spe- The New S5 cial family events1 will be It's about to perform. scheduled throughout the day. Soft as a lullaby, the Miele S5 Face, painting, a DJ. a foul vacuum cleaner performs pow- HealthUnk shooting contest, a moonwalk erfully without fear of waking and magic show are on the baby. The Miele makes ballet- schedule. A variety of games, like turns with ease and com- Radio relays and special prizes will fort, It is this stylish functionali- be given out throughout the ty that elevates your cleaning picnic. Sunday. September 3 at 8:3OAM - WFDU 89.1 FM Hamburgers, hot dogs, performance to "headliner" or at www.ThcUnlvcrsityHospitat.com sausage .sandwiches, salads status — whether it's removing HcatthUnk Radio with Bob Mann and beverages will be avail- cereal from the floor or dust on Summer 2OO6 - Focus on Cancer able throughout the clay. the drapery The Miele S5 vac- (RR) Testlcular Cancer: Families attending the picnic A Disease Found Mostly in Young Men. uum cleaner...incredibly well- will be asked to bring a made for year after year of Dr. Mark Jordan discusses this highly treatable disease. dessert to share. encore after encore. Tickets will be on sale niter Sunday, September 3 at IOAM - WSOU 89 5 FM all Masses on Sunday. or at www.TheUniversltyHospltal.com Families are encouraged to HealthUnk Radio with Bob Mann reserve; tickets in advance by The Lumps and Bumps That May Mean Cancerl filling out a reservation form available at the church. Dr. Francis Patterson talks about the symptoms Tickets are $20 per family Anything tl* is a compromise of bone cancer and limb-saving surgery. and $fj per person if pur- chased in advance. At the Old Fashioned Quality and Service^ UMDN door, the prices will increase 224 ELMER ST. • WESTFIELD The UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL to $25 per family and $7 per University of Medicine S Dentistry of New Jersey person. •S3S«57S: For additional information, WMJ. and Bun. NEWARK, NEW JERSEY call the parish center nt (908) 232-1214. September 1.2006 Record Press A-5 Marie Schlieske OBITUARIES Fanning joins another Marie Schlieske, 82, died and Waltraut Henke. Aug. 28, 2006 at University She was predeceased by Hospital in Newark. her husband, Friedrich, in Rita Landis group of '40 Under 40* Born in Zaeke, Germany, 1992; her brother, Waldemar Rita Landis, 76, a former Towners, the Friday Niters and she came to the United States Schliesske, in 2003; and a Union County resident, died Our Dance Club. SCOTCH PLAINS — Edward J. Fanning, Jr., a lawyer in 1950 and settled in niece, Irene Croce, in 1995. Aug. 24, 2006. At Greenbriar, she was who lives in the township, has been chosen for NJBIZ's 2006 Westfield. Friends may visit 7-9 p.m. With her husband, Tom, active in the Brick Women's "Forty Under 40" list of the state's outstanding young busi- Mrs. Schlieske was a Thursday, Aug. 31 at the Mrs. Landis lived in Newark, Club, tho Tennis Club, the ness leaders. seamstress with Karakuzen Dooley Colonial Home, 556 Fanwood, Scotch Plains, Party Planning Committee and The Forty Under 40 program honors "men and women Brothers, Inc. in Roselle Westfield Avo., Westfield. Chatham and Westfield before the Dance Club, as well as the who have been making headlines in their field and who before retiring in 1985. Services will be held at 12:30 moving to Greenbriar Silveilon Community Club. share a commitment to business growth, professional excel- She was a member of the p.m. Friday at Redeemer Woodlands in Toms River in In addition to her husband, lence and the community," according to NJI3IZ. Redeemer Lutheran Church Lutheran Church, followed by 1989. she is survived by sons and The winners will be honored during an awards ceremony in Westfield. interment in Fairview She was employed for many daughters-in-law James and Nov. 6 at the Sheraton Woodbridge in Iselin, and profiled in Surviving are her sister-in- Cemetery, Westfield. years with the Ja-Ce Co., Sherry, Thomas and Rose, the weekly business publication's Nov. 13 issue. law, Gertrude Schliesske; a Donations may be made to whore she managed 17 school Michael find Joann and David "We are truly honored to have the opportunity to recog- nephew, Harold Schliesske; Redeemer Lutheran Church. district food programs in 57 and Paula, Also surviving are nize these outstanding individuals," said David A. and two nieces, Alice Masters schools in central and northern her sisters, Marie Perone and Shankvveiler, CEO of Journal Publications, parent company New Jersey and ultimately Joan Nilaml, and eight grand- of NJB1Z. "As business and community leaders, they are became a regional supervisor. children. constantly redefining success within the business arena. Mrs Landis was a den moth- She was predeceased by a These individuals share a commitment to business growth, Eleanor Washington er with Cub Scout Troop 203, sister, Lorraine. Eleanor "Thelma" Cary Emnamen's Club, and served based out of St. Bartholomew A funeral Mass was offered professional excellence and to the community. They are Washington died Aug. 22, 2006 as a past matron with Rebecca the Apostle Church in Scotch Monday at St. Joseph's Roman shaping the economic future of New Jersey." at her home in Westfield. Chapter 1 of the Order of the Plains, and was active with Catholic Church, Toms River. A partner in the Newark office of McCarter & English and Born in Plainfield, she lived Eastern Star Prince Hall various Parent-Teacher Interment was in Ocean member of the products liability group, Fanning has exten- there most of her life before Affiliate in Plainfield. Associations. County Memorial Park. sive experience in civil litigation, with emphasis on the moving to Westfield in the Surviving are two brothers, She enjoyed ballroom danc- Donations may be made to defense of claims against manufacturers of consumer prod- 1990s. Anthony Cnry of Fanwood and ing and in the Union County Embracing Hospice Care, 2101 ucts, industrial equipment and medical devices. He lias also Mrs. Washington was a the Rev. Dr. W. Sterling Cary of area was a member of the Highway 34, Suite B, Wall, NJ represented defendants in class action litigation brought teacher in the Culpepper Flossmour, Fin., and caretak- THUM Club, the Round 07719. under state consumer protection and consumer fraud County, Va., and Edison ers, Barbara Ntumtiny and statutes in New Jersey and other states. Township public schools. Eileen Simone. In 1995. Fanning won the Hon. Frederick B. Lacoy Trial She received her bachelor's She was predeceased by Barbara A. Carroll Advocacy Competition, and he has since successfully tried to degree in elementary educa- her sister, Edythe Ford, and Barbara A. Carroll, 68, died daughters, Debbie Carroll, verdict cases in state and federal courts. He has also per- tion from Virginia State brothers, George, Roger Aug. 26, 2006 at her home in Candy Mazzola and Donna formed extensive appellate work, including appeals to the College in 1942 and her mas- Kenneth, Andrew Jack and Edison with her children and Root; and seven grandchil- United States Court ofAppeals for the Third Circuit and the ter's degree from Columbia Charles. grandchildren by her side. dren. She was predeceased by New Jersey Supreme Court, and has argued several success- University in New York City. Graveside services were Born in Queens, she moved a son, Bobby; a daughter, ful cases before the Superior Court of New Jersey, Appellate Mrs. Washington was a life offered Saturday in Hillside to Scotch Plains in 1968 and Susie; and a grandson, Division. member of the Calvary Baptist Cemetery, Scotch Plains, settled in Edison in 2005. Richard. Church in Plainfield. She was Arrangements were Fanning was also chosen this year for New Jersey Law by the Mrs. Carroll owned and Services were offered Journal's "40 Under 40" list of outstanding young lawyers. also a member of the Phi Delta Brown's Funeral Home, operated the Family Affair Tuesday at the Rossi Funeral Kappa Sorority and the Plainfield. A graduate of Georgetown University Law Center and Luncheonette in Scotch Home, Scotch Plains, followed Boston College, Fanning lectures frequently on products lia- Plains for five years. Earlier, by a Mass at St. Bartholomew bility, trial advocacy, civil procedure and evidence, and other John F. Emrick she and her Into husband the Apostle Church, Scotch topics. He is on the board of directors of the New Jersey Richard owned tho RFC Plains. Interment was in Defense Association and is a member of the Trial Attorneys John F. Emrick, 77, died Church in Westfield. Carroll Co., a shower door and Somerset Hills Memorial of America, the Defense Research Institute and the Aug. 26, 2006 at his home in Surviving are his wife, mirror installation company Park, Basking Ridge. Federation of Defense and Corporate Counsel. Scotch Plains. Alice; a daughter, Susan in Scotch Plains, for 20 years. Donations may be made to Born in New York City, he Kim Nizolak of Scotch She was a volunteer at Haven Hospice, c/o JFK lived in Westfield for 30 Plains; sons, Robert J. and Muhlenberg Regional Medical Medical Center, 65 James St., DON'T REPLACE YOUR OLD BATHTUB, years before moving to Dennis; and four grandchil- Center in Piainfield. PO Box 3059, Edison NJ Scotch Plains five years ago. dren. Surviving are a son, Ricky; 08818. REGLAZE IT! He worked as a salesman A funeral Mass will be We also do VWCOUPON for Intaglio Services in New offered at 10 a.m. Thursday, Sinks, Tile, Tub regularly $399 York City for many years Aug. 31 at St. Helen's Ruth C. Balster Surrounds before retiring in 1996. Church. Interment will be in & Color Ruth C. Steeples Balster, She is survived by a daugh- Travel Charge Mr. Emrick was a U.S. Fairview Cemetery, Msy Apply Army veteran of the Korean 87, died Aug. 25, 2006 at ter-in-law, Irene Balster, and a Westfield. Arrangements are Muhlenberg Regional Medical grandson, Douglas A. and his War, He was a member of St. by the Memorial Funeral www.easternrefinishing.net *1OO Helen's Roman Catholic Home, Fanwood. Center in Plainfield. wife Adina. Born in Newark, she lived She was predeceased by her in Hoboken before moving to husband, Arthur F., in 1977 EASTERN REFINISHING CO. • 800-463-1879 Frank D. Regenthal Garwood 54 years ngr>. and a son, William A., in 1998. COUPON EXPIRES 9/13/06 Mrs. Balster was an active Arrangements are by the Frank D. Regenthal, 82, died Arrangements were by the member of tho First Baptist Dooley Funeral Home, Aug. 23,2006 at Haven Hospice Rossi Funeral Home, Scotch Church of Westfield for more Cranford. Burial was in Lake of Muhlenberg Regional Plains. Interment was in Good than 50 years. Nelson Memorial Park, Medical Center in Plainfield. Luck Cemetery, Lanoka She was a member of the Piscataway. Donations may be Make this your Child's Born in Newark, he moved Harbor. Donations may be Garwood Senior Citizens Club made to the First Baptist to Scotch Plains in 1955. made to the American Cancer and a former member of the Church of Westfield, 170 Elm A professional engineer, he Society. Order of the Eastern Star. St., Westfield, NJ 07090. owned Regenthal Associates, a best school consulting engineering film in Scotch Plains. Earlier, he ever. worked for Valentine Electric in year, Belleville. NEED TO SELL YOUR HOUSE? IT Tlii'n II rumes tu helping kids with tlir new'sdum] year, im one Mr. Regenthal was a mem- W lines it licllcr tliiin llunlintflon If yuiir cliilil strujyli's wilh ber of the International liiiini'Wiirk. Cim'l keep up with new il.i:>s\v Charles Lepore, a well- Golden Agers to start new year on Sept. 7 known "wine wizard," SCOTCH PLAINS — The Scotch Plains Golden Agere Club offered an interesting talk to will begin another year on Sept. 7, led by newly-elected officers the Fanwood-Scotch Plains President Jean DeTorre, Vice President Jeanette Rotella, Rotary Club during a recent Wednesday meeting at the Treasurer Mary DeJesso and Secretary Use Heinemeyer. Exciting Pantagis Renaissance events, informative speakers, luncheons, bingo, crafts, cards, trips restaurant in Scotch Plains. and much more are planned for the upcoming months. He spoke on the basics of The Golden Agers will start the new trip year by visiting wine making, the different Ehrhardt's in Lake Wallenpaupack, Pa. on Sept. 28. Tickets cost varieties of wine and food $54, which covers the luncheon, a variety show, the bus ride and and wine pairings. In the a train ride to enjoy the fall foliage. As usual, the bus leaves from question and answer period the Scotch Plains municipal parking lot at 8:30 a.m. on that day. Lepore answered multiple All are welcome. questions on proper temper- On Sept. 21, guest speaker James LaCorte, the Union County ature for specific wines, how surrogate, will explain the workings of the Surrogate Court and to pick a good yet inexpen- how it affects area residents. sive wine, why the shape of The Golden Agers Club allows seniors a chance to meet with the bottle is modified for their peers, share ideas, interact and gather useful information. specific wines, and the char- The club meets at 10 a.m. Thursdays at the Scotch Hills Country acteristics of the new corks Club. New members are welcome. now in use. Oenlse Hughes, Members are invited to provide suggestions for activities, and president of the F-SP Rotary free luncheons are provided- at least one week in each month. Club is seen here presenting Special speakers regularly discuss health issues and alternatives a plaque to Lepore while for bettor living. Nick Pantagis, the owner of Contact DeTorre at (908) 889-4121 or DeJesso at (908) 654- the restaurant, shakes his 4512 for trip details. For membership details, call Marge Van hand. Duyne at (908) 889-4121, Newcomers Club will host a barbecue 9 WESTFIELD — The Newcomers Club of Westfield invites adults interested in meeting new people and getting more 'Power seller will discuss secrets to eBay success involved in the community to the club's premier fall event, a bar- SCOTCH PLAINS — The Amateur This is. a rollicking good time, as up to Later in the year, the group has becue catered by Famous Dave's in Mountainside. Computer Group of NJ will begin its 20 gamers get together to battle each planned a presentation by a Microsoft The event will take place at a member's home at 7 p.m, Sept. 2006-2007 season with a meeting will other over the club's high speed net- representative of the new Vista operat- 30. The free barbecue is open to all adult members of the be the Online Auction users group next work. Admission is $5 for the 16-hour ing system; a talk by Bill Machrone, for- Newcomers Club. The event is BYOB. Wednesday. session. The public is again invited to mer editor of PC Magazine, about New members will have the opportunity to learn about the This group of eBay enthusiasts attend; more information can be found numerous activities that the club sponsors. Current monthly what's hot in high tech; and an overview activities include book groups, children's playgroups and activi- meets to discuss strategies for online at www.njgamers.com. of VOIP, the new technology that com- transactions. Featured will be a "power ties, women's social outings, dinners at local restaurants and For the rest of the month, the ACGNJ bines the computer with the telephone. social events for couples. seller" on eBay, who will share his has a full slate of meetings and pro- For more information, look up the secrets to success. The meeting will be If you are interested in attending this event or if you would like grams planned, including a Sept. 15 schedule online at www.acgnj.org. more information about the club, contact Kellita Thompson at held at 8 p.m. at the Scotch Plains presentation by Jen Clausen of Smart Founded in 1975, ACGNJ is the old- (908) 264-9263 or kjoanoitfi liotmait.com. Rescue Squad building, 1916 Bartle Computing magazine. Clausen will pro- est computer users group in the country. A social organization founded in 1944 for women over the Aye. The general public is invited at no vide an overview of the features and A general meeting is held the first age of 21, the Newcomers Club serves residents who are new charge; email any questions to onlin- benefits of the magazine and will bring Friday of each month, and there are to Westfiold or surrounding communities, or established resi- eauction@acgnj .org. along plenty of free goodies to give out over a dozen special interest groups dents who have experienced a change in lifestyle, such as the Coming up next is a meeting of the to attendees. Again, the public is invited that cover various topics on different birth or adoption of a baby, a marriage, a job change or a move LAN gamers group on Friday, Sept. 8. at no charge. days of the month. within the town. After school Nannies Up to $15/hr. Exp., ACCOUNTING/ BLDG. SECURITY CASHIER/ FRONT DESK STOCK Car & neq'd. Apply at CLERICAL Seeking Bldg. Security OFFICE MEDICAL www.NannyLine.com SprVs- early AM. 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The house struction effort or to sign up to join the Gulf Coast region who found we are building will provide housing the trip to, contact the Greater MELBA MOORE IN CONCERT - The Tony Award-winner will . themselves homeless due to for a low-income family displaced by Plainfield Habitat for Humanity office perform in a special benefit concert, with proceeds supporting AIDS • Hurricanes Katrina and Rita are still last year's Hurricane Katrina." at (908) 769-5292 or email Yoshimura relief efforts in Rwanda. 7:30 p.m. First United Methodist Church, 1 Z at [email protected]. East Broad St., Westfield. $20 for adults, $10 for students; purchase : without permanent housing. Yoshimura has been spearheading tickets at the door. Area residents and church groups the project, which has two phases. AJ1 donations for the project are have already made substantial contri- Walls for the house will be assem- appreciated. Make checks payable to butions to the reconstruction of the bled on the lawn of the First United Greater Plainfield Habitat for SUNDAY SEPT. 3 region. Now, to further aid in the Methodist Church on the corner of Humanity and indicate "For OSBORN CAMNONBALL HOUSE - the historic house wiH be process of providing affordable hous- East Broad Street and North Avenue Hurricane Relief Project" in the memo open to the public, with tours by costumed docents. 2-4 p.m. 1840 ing for people in that area, the in Westfield on Saturday, Sept. 30 and section. Front St., Scotch Plains. Free. Greater Plainfield Habitat for Sunday, Oct. 1 during the town's Send contributions, which are tax- Humanity and the Westfield annual festival. deductible, to Greater Plainfield WEDNESDAY SEPT 6 Ministerium are joining forces to Secondly, a group of local volun- Habitat for Humanity, 2 Randolph KICK OFF PROGRAM' - Congregation Beth Israel begins a sponsor the building of a Habitat teers is now being formed to make the Road, Plainfield, NJ 07060. new yeay r with this celebratioration featurineag a dairy dinner and music. 6 house in Biloxi, Miss. drive to Biloxi from Oct. 29-Nov. 10 to All proceeds not used on this spe- p.m. 188 ShShalol m WWay , SScotchh PlPlainsi . $7 per person, kikidds unded r 55 are According to Ai Yoshimura, the help the local Habitat for Humanity cific project will be forwarded to free. RSVP by Aug. 31 at (9081 889-1830. immediate past president of the affiliate in construction efforts. Habitat International for use on Biloxi ALZHEIMER'S ASSOCIATION SUPPORT GROUP - families Greater Plainfield chapter, "We're To participate in the Westfield con- hurricane relief efforts, and caregivers can discuss their experiences and concerns. 7 p.m. Family Resource Center, 300 North Ave,, Cranford. Another session will be held 7 p.m. Sept, 7 at Brighton Gardens, 1350 Route 22 West, Mountainside. MOTHERS AND MORE — Maurya Farah will discuss strategies COOL DUDES (AND ONE DUDETTE) for dealing with picky eaters. 8 p.m. Fanwood Recreation Center, Forest Road Park, Fanwood. (908) 620-3202 or mothersandmore.org. GARY '\I*S.T BONDS — the veteran bluesman will perform in a special addition to Union County's summer concert series. 7:30 p.m. echo Lake Park, Westfield/Mountainside. Free, but bring your own seating. MORE HISTORIC STORIES - the Westfield Historical Society will read the 'Olde Towne' books of Robert V. Hoffman at the society's First Wednesday Luncheon. Noon. B.G. Fields Restaurant, 560 Springfield Ave., Westfield. (908) 233-2930. SECRETS TO EBAY SUCCESS - get advice for buying and sell- ing online in this program hosted by the Amateur Computer Group of NJ. 8 p.m. Scotch Plains Rescue Squad building, 191o Bartle Ave. Free and open to the public. THURSDAY, SEPT. 7 'REMINISCE' - the oldies band will perform on the Village Green in Scotch Plains. 8-9:30 p.m. Free and open to the public. FRIDAY SEPT. 8 LAN GAMERS GROUP - video game enthusiasts get together to do battle over a 164iour session in this program hosted by the Amateur Computer Group of NJ. Scotch Plains Rescue Squad build- ing, 1916 Bartle Ave. $5. SATURDAY, SEPT. 9 'I CARE TOO' WALK-A-THON - fourth annual event spon- sored by New Hope for Recoverers, which promotes cancer aware- ness within the African-American community. Cedar Brook Park, Plainfield. (908) 389-9299 or [email protected]. LYRA — the Russian a cappella group will perform at All Saints Episcopal Church, 559 Park Ave., Scotch Plains. $15 for adults, $10 for kids 12 and under. 7 p.m. (908) 322-8047. PARISH PICNIC - the members of St. Helen's Roman Catholic Church will gather for this end-of-summer celebration. 1600 Rahway Ave., Westfield. 2-7 p.m. $20 per family, $5 per person in advance; increased rates at the door. J9O8) 232-1214. FISHING DERBY — a free event for people with disabilities. 10 . a.m.-2 p.m. at Echo Lake Park, Mountainside/Westfield. To register, The ultra-stylish children pictured here are Juat a few of the happy students at the Westfield Day Care Center, located in the call Ellen Chase at (9O8J 527^1096. To volunteer, call (908) 733- Christian Education building of the Presbyterian Church in Westfield. Established in 196S, the Center offers a developmen- 4726. tally-approprfate program for children aged 18 months through 6 years. Open 7 a.m.-6 p.m. year-round, the Center occupies six classrooms, a dining room, a kitchen and two multi-purpose rooms; the playground overlooks Mindowaskin Park. The SUNDAY^ SEPT. 10 curriculum Is accredited by the National Academy of Early Childhood Programs. For more information about class open- FANWOODSTOCK HI - five hours of peace, love and music at ings, call (908) 232-6717. the Fanwood Memorial Library, headlined by a performance by Pat DiNizion of The Smithereens. 1-6 p.m. Free. (908) 322-6400. COMING UP Girl Scouts host informational meeting GOLF OUTING — fundraiser for the Center for Hope Hospice & nity level, such as events, badge work- Palliative Care in Scotch Plains. The event will be Sept. 11 at the SCOTCH PLAINS — How can girls ers, and assistants. Free training is pro- Roselle Golf Club; full day including 18 holes of golf, breakfast, lunch, develop skills beyond school, serve their vided to those interested in working shops and cookie sales. Girl Scouta are always looking for guest speakers, cocktail hour and dinner is $185. Sponsorship opportunities avail- community, and form lifelong friend- with the girls. able. (732) 244-1044. ships? By joining Girl Scouts! Adults, "I became a Girl Scout leader to ranging from senior citizens who can PARKINSON'S DISEASE SUPPORT GROUP - the group with or without daughters, can also spend more time with my daughter," share their life experiences, to execu- resumes its weekly gatherings for the fall. 1:30 p.m. Presbyterian enjoy these benefits by becoming Girl said Judi Lynch, a Fanwood mother tives who can share their business Church in Westfield, 140 Mountain Ave. (908) 322-9214. Scout volunteers. now beginning her sixth year as a sense, to homemakers who can shnre 'HOW TO BUY A BUSINESS OR FRANCHISE' - a free The Fanwood-Scotch Plains leader, "but there have been other bene- their skills. Girl Scout badges include workshop presented by the Small Business Development Center of Community of Girl Scouts will hold an fits. My co-leaders and I are close every interest area from aviation to Kedn University- 6:30-8:30 p.m. Sept. 13. Scotch Plains Public informational meeting for parents and friends, and I have learned so much zoology. Library, 1927 Bartle Ave., Scotch Plains. To register, call (908) 737- girls interested in joining the Girl from the girls and their parents," Fanwood-Scotch Plains Girl Scouts 4220. Scouts at 7 p.m. Sept. 11 in the cafete- Julie Murphy, a leader for more than are part of the Girl Scouts of CONTACT WE CARE OPEN HOUSE - potential volunteers can ria of Terrill Middle School. 10 years, agTeed that both the friend- Washington Rock Council, which serves learn more about the crisis hotline. 7 p.m. Sept. 1 3. First Baptist Church, Registration forms will be available at ships and values formed in Girl 24 area communities. For more infor- 170 Elm St., Westfield. (908) 301-1899. the meeting. A $10 fee will also be col- Scouting last a lifetime. "The leadership mation about FSP Girl Scouts, call WELCOME TEA — the Scotch Plains-Fanwood Newcomers' Club lected for each registration; checks can team in this area is incredibly support- Maura Berger at (908) 889-1760 or log welcomes residents who are interested in joining. 8 p.m. Sept. 14 at be made payable to GSWRC. ive," she said. "You get training, ongoing on to http://fanwoodscotchplainsgs.org. Fanwood Presbyterian Church, LaGrande and Martine avenues. Fanwood-Scotch Plains is the home support, and a host of people who are For information on Girl Scouts (908) 756-1464. of more than 850 Girl Scouts from always available to answer questions, beyond Fanwood-Scotch Plains, call the PATTI LARKIN IN CONCERT - the acclaimed folk singer and kindergarten through high school. To or just provide some encouragement." Girl Scouts of Washington Rock Council uitarist will join the Coffee with Conscience concert series. 8 p.m. form new troops, the community needs Volunteers are also needed to help at (908) 232-3236 or visit www.west- Eept. 16. First United Methodist Church, 1 East Broad St., Westfield. adults to volunteer as leaders, co-lead- with short-term projects at the commu- fieldnj.com/girlscouts. $25. (9O8J 412-9105. MUSIC FEST '06 — concert hosted by Union County at Nomahegan Park in Cranford. Noon-10 p.m. Sept. 16, Featuring Southside Johnny and LaBamba's Big Band, The Alarm and the Beatles cover band Fab Faux. Also on hand from noorv4 p.m. will be SPF Marching Band prepares for fall season the Kids Kingdom Traveling Jubilee. For more, visit www.ucmusicfest.com. FANNY WOOD DAY — 1 1 th annual celebration of Fanwood, featuring a car show, children's games, food and craft vendors and more Noon-5 p.m. Sept. 17 in the train station parking lot. To volun- Members of the Scotch teer, call (908) 654-5200. Plains Fanwood High School RALLY DAY — a tailgate party with a football theme at the Marching Band have been Presbyterian Church in Westfield. 9-10:30 a.m. Sept. 17. For details, hard at work for the last two visit www.westfieldpc.org. weeks preparing for the JCC EXPERIENCE EXPO — members and non-members alike are 2006-07 fall season. This invited to sample the JCC's program offerings and enjoy a free brunch. year's show, titled "Mystic 1 1 a.m.-3 p.m. Sept. 17. 1391 Martine Ave., Scotch Plains. For mofe, Journey," highlights the visit www.jccni.orq or call (908) 889-8800 ext. 236. muBic from the Harry Potter SPNUT CRUISE UNI TRIP - the Scotch Plains Senior Citizen Advisory Committee sponsors this trip around Manhattan. Bus leaves and Lord of tho Rings Scotch Plains municipal building at 9:45 a.m. Sept. 20. Registration is movies. The Marching Band now open for township residents. $45. (908) 889-2084 or (908) will be performing during 322-6700, ext. 221. halnime at all the high JOURNEY THROUGH GRIEF - the first in a weekly lecture school football games, and series on coping with the death of a loved one presented by the will also take part in numer- Center for Hope Hospice. 7-9 p.m. Sept. 20. St. Michael's Parish ous band competitions held Center, 40 Alden St., Cranfora. Free and open to the public. (908) throughout New Jersey this 654-3103. fall. Scotch Plains-Fanwood GROUNDS FOR SCULPTURE BUS TRIP - the Center for High will host Its own Hope Hospice will lead this trip to the outdoor sculpture garden, with marching band competition a stop to New Hope, Pa. also include $83 includes transportation, on Oct. 1. admission and lunch. (908) 272-8796. NEWCOMERS CLUB BBQ - the Newcomers Club of Westfield will host this event at a members' home, with catering by Famous Dave's. 7 p.m. Sept. 30. For more information, call (908) 264-9263 or email [email protected]. B-2 Record Press September 1,2006 -SPECIAL ADVERTISING SECTION Learn cosmetology at Capri Great new career oppor- average income for a salon tunities abound in the field professional was $18.08 per of cosmetology, as a dramat- hour, while salon owners ic shortage of hairstylists average $24.36 per hour. The and salon professionals has corresponding full-time created a unique industry salaries were $48,720 for with essentially zero unem- salon owners and $36,360 for ployment. non-owner salon profession- Bridget Damiano, director als, inclusive of tips. of Capri Institute, has suc- The professional salon cessfully helped many high industry continues to offer school students, college new employment opportuni- graduates and second career ties to qualified job seekers students launch new careers as hair designers, estheti- as cosmetologists, estheti- cians, make-up artists and cians and nail technicians. massage therapists. Many of these students are For a free career counsel- changing career directions ing session and further infor- to find opportunities to use Maureen Francefla, an mation on a career in cosme- their creative and interper- instructor at the Capri tology, esthetics and nail sonal skills. Institute, demonstrates an services, call Capri Institute Research compiled in the advanced anti-aging treat- at (800) BE-CAPRI or visit most recent NACCAS Job ment. the Web site at Demand Survey shows that ment due to the severe short- www.CapriInstitute.com. cosmetologists have dramati- age of licensed salon profes- Capri's nearest school is cally increased their earning sionals. Based upon a typical located at 660 N Michigan power, with zero unemploy- 50 percent commission, the Ave., Kenilworth. Beyond Danes in Cranford, now entering Its fourth year, offers a wide variety of classes for Gymnastics classes start Sept. 5 young students. Olympic events, with modifica- Open house will be held Aug. 31 tions made for their height and At Beyond Dance, instructors experience. at Eastern Gymnastics in Cranford The sport of gymnastics is a CRANFORD — Eastern ing new equipment. great way to introduce a child keep classes fun for students Gymnastics Academy, located EGA offers a wide variety of to physical fitness. Said one at 1 Commerce Drive, will programs for children as young parent, Mrs. Varga of CRANFORD — Beyond degrees in dance or dance The studio's curriculum open its doors for fall gymnas- as 18 months and as old as 18 Westfield, "My kids have Dance is celebrating its fourth education. includes ballet, tap, jazz/hip- tics classes on Sept. 5. years. Pre-school programs use always jumped around the year in dance instruction this After a successful first hop, Pointe, lyrical, modern, Students may register at any colorful equipment to excite house, (and) I needed to find a fall, with directors Kara three years, the studio contin- musical comedy, creative time via phone, fax, or mail, or young children to learn about gym that would teach my child Vallone-Cortes and Jorge ues to grow while maintaining dance (ages 3-4), Kinder attend an open house from 9 the world of gymnastics. how to channel that energy. I Cortes still at the helm. its emphasis on making sure combo (age 5), and dance a.m.-8 p.m. Aug 31. Gymnastics classes for found that in Eastern Vallone-Cortes, who has students have fun and enjoy combo (ages 6-7). The academy's professional school-age children focus on Gymnastics. The program is been studying dance for 25 their classes. The philosophy The adult program now adult staff is excited to start strength, flexibility and bal- safe, challenging and profes- years, is qualified to teach all at Beyond Dance is that if includes yoga and Pilates the 2006-07 season with many ance in a fun and inviting way. sional." areas of dance offered at the instruction is enjoyable and classes taught by certified updates to the facility, includ- Students are taught in all Students are placed in age- studio. She is a graduate of challenging, the students will instructors, in addition to appropriate and skill-appro- Montclair State University, maintain their interest and salsa, ballet and tap classes. COSMETOLOGY TRAINING CENTER priate classes to challenge where she majored in dance desire for learning. This year, children's salsa their physical ability. Along and received her bachelor's of Classes are based on teach- classes have been added. with pre-school and school age fine arts in 2000. ing physical awareness, cre- The studio's waiting room gymnastic classes, the acade- While at Montclair, ative expression, balance, is always clean and has plenty my offers accelerated and com- Vallone-Cortes took classes in learning readiness, rhythm, of seating for parents with an petitive programs. If a child is choreography, dance improvi- and dance etiquette, all part area for younger children to Involved in a town cheerlead- sation, dance history, rhyth- of a foundation of learning. As play. There is always a staff • KIM MAIH ing program, there are tum- mic analysis, dance methods, students mature and become member in the waiting room Now Accepting Applications for bling and trampoline classes laban movement analysis, pro- ready for more traditional to handle questions and to geared towards her specific duction elements, ballet, mod- training, a background in cre- take phone calls. Fall Enrollment area of interest. Group dis- ern and jazz. She feels she has ative dance helps them The changing room allows counts are available for squads 1«800*BE CAPRI become a more well-rounded become more effective learn- students to have privacy and that want to work together. dancer and incorporates her ers as well as artistically offers a place to store their Qjfisa www.CaprilnatitMf.cotaw m °°°» i Call the office at (908) 272- 973-772-4610 901-964-1330 732-920-3M0 973-5M-9Q3D g knowledge from these classes motivated. belongings while they are in 201-5M-M80 2560 to schedule a free trial into her instruction at Beyond "Teaching a person to the classroom. A large parking class, or visit the Web site at Dance. dance is teaching them to lot is available in the www.easterngymnastics.com. Since the opening of the know themselves, to know Cleveland Plaza. new studio, the directors have how to communicate physical- In-person registration will been fortunate to add several ly and to share a part of them- be offered at the studio, locat- Fax us your news! highly-qualified instructors, selves with others. Students ed at 123 North Union Ave., beyond all of whom have earned their carry these qualities from from noon-3 p.m. Sept. 9. For (732) 574-2613 dance class into all areas of more information, call the stu- their lives. This is why we dio at (908) 272-2522 or send CLASSES FOR BABIES. CHILDREN AND TEENAGERS named our studio Beyond an email to DANCE Dance," said Vallone-Cortes. [email protected]. YOGNFWA PROGRAM STARTS SI PT I 1 FREE SOCIAL SKILLS Registration: If iff < >(/<'< /( >r v August 27th & FOR CHILDREN Wednesday, September 6 at 8:30pm Do you feel that your child may need help recognizing September 9th Ballet, Jazz Saturday, September 9 at 12:30pm Noon-3:00p.m. or by appointment the skills necessary to participate in social situations? Tap, Lyrical, VSIIIAM.A. Kl MMIJM.RAJl MKDIIMION Monday, August 28 from 3 to 7:00pm «fc Individual and Group SCHIOM available. Pointe, Hip-Hop Thursday, September 7 from 3 to 7:00pm Saturday, September 9 from 1 to 4:0Opm For more information, call 908-301-0900 7V' Musical Comedy Monday, September 11 from 3 to 7:00pm| SUSAN MENDELSON, MSW, LSW & and much morel NICOLE'S YOGA CENTER, LLC •$.z>i<4*w Ages 3 and upl 94 NORTH AVE., GARWOOD • (908) 7896426 123 N. Union Ave, Cranford 908-272-2522 , Call for brochure or visit mm.nicolesyogMCitter.coD &%• SPK IAI ( IASSI S H)R SKMOKS ^ EASTERN GYMNASTICS ACADEMY CAMEO DANCE Register NOW for FALL Classes Complete line of: A FREE TRIAL CLASS! dancewear * dance shoesf CALL TOnflY (908) 272-2560! fitness wear * yoga wear Some off Our Programs accessories * Gifts •Pre School (Mom & Tot, Tiny Tot, Kinder) ffn- •Girls & Boys Recreational thru Advanced level classes jewelry & much more! •Cheerleading Program (Competitive & NonCompetltive) BACK TO SCHOOL •Team Programs • Birthday Parties SPECIAL •Tumbling & Trampoline Classes Dane* Studio offering: \ 10% Discount Disney Princess, Tiny TuTu, with this ad Tap, Jazz, Ballet, Hip Hop (Exp. 9/30/06) FREE GIFT * ADULT Ample parking with drive thru * 105B Walnut Ave. With $80 for oasy drop off nnd pick up. Purchase PROFESSIONAL * Cranford while supplies last STAFF One Commerce Dr., CRANFORD 908-272-2560 ' 908-276-9100 www.easterngymnastics.com September 1, 2006 Record Press B-3 SPECIAL ADVERTISING SECTION Boys feel right at home at Fusion Dance in Kenilworth Register Little girls often dream of are not taught in the typical "Many boys feel uncomfortable seeing a smile on every dancer's now for growing up to be ballet princess- 'stand in line and follow' tech- starting ballet with a bunch of face." es. They whirl and twirl in tutus nique. The children learn through girls in tutus. The boys tap and Kinder classes are offered at Kevin Boyle and tiaras, waiting for the day a series of games and creative hip-hop class is a great way for Fusion six days a week to accom- they are old enough to go to movement that make it a truly them to gut involved, work on modate school schedules and dance class. magical experience for them." their motor skills, and be just one working parents. Class times Boot Camp Fusion Dance Centre offers a "You really need to think out of the guys," said Harden. range from 9 a.m. to G p.m. Boys' The Kevin Boyle Basketball nurturing, creative environment of the box to work with this age Starting dance at tlie pre- tap and hip-hop is offered Fall Boot Camp Program is for these ballerinas-to-be, start- group and hold their attention," school and kindergarten age can Tuesday through Friday morning open to boys and girls aged 9V6 ing with dancers as young as 3 said Harden, who was recently boost a child's eonfichmeo and and afternoons. to 18 who want to improve years old. And don't forget those asked to contribute an article to social skills, as well as develop- In addition to the pre-school their game for the upcoming little guys bopping around the Goldrush magazine (the number ing posture, coordination, flexibil- programs, Fusion offers a full season. house — Fusion has created a one resource for dance instruc- ity and strength. Dancing at a schedule of classes in ballet, tap, The boot camp is a six-week program for pre -school aged boys tors in the country) about young age also gives children an jazz, hip-hop, lyrical, and modern pro-season workout with as well! Fusion's Kinder Program. "You appreciation for the arts, at a dance, as well as classes for boys Coach Boyle and his St. Studio Directors Sharon can't be afraid to be silly, act like time when arts programs are and adults. Patrick High School coaching Rauber and Jarrod Harden have a cartoon character or run slowly diminishing from school For more information, contact staff. The one-hour, 15-minute curricula. workouts are designed to teach developed a Kinder Program that around with ballet shoes on your Fusion Dance Centre at (908) young athletes all aspects of teaches beginning ballet and tap head to keep tiny dancers Rauber added, "When children 620-1000. Fall registration is the game, and give each player to 3, 4 and 5-year-olds. "Most par- involved." walk into dance classes at ongoing at the studio, located at the confidence he or she needs ents walk in for a trial class and Boys can choose from the tra- Fusion, they feel at homo. We 753 Boulevard in Kenilworth. to make that school team or are surprised at how much fun ditional Kinder Program or a really connect with each and The first 25 dancers who register travel team in the fall. their child has had in the class," special "No Girls Allowed" class every child; in our opinion, there for the Kinder Program will The program attracts play- said Rauber. "Our Kinder classes that teaches hip-hop and tap. is nothing more rewarding then receive a free ballerina gift bag. ers from the tri-state area year after year who want to train with Coach Kevin Boyle. You don't have to be the best to take part in this program, just Rumbauskas joins willing to work hard to get bet- ter. Boot Camp tuition is $225. staff at Yvette Dance Campers can choose Monday or Wednesday, or sign up for CRANFORD — The She also has performed both days. The six-week ses- Yvette Dance Studio has at Radio City Music Hall, sion runs Sept. 25-Nov. 1. announced the addition of on the Jerry Lewis Pre-season boot camp Lisa Rumbauskas to the Telethon in Los Angeles tuition is $225, Monday only, staff. Rumbauskas will and in a promotional tele- Nov. 6-Dec. 11 (six-week ses- bring her skills as a vision commercial for sion). teacher to students in the Evita. Times are: 9-11 year olds, 5- ballet, jazz and modern Rumbauskas received 6:15 p.m.; 12-13 year olds, classes. her training from the 6:15-7:30 p.m.; high school A graduate of NYU's Jeffrey Ballet School, players, 14 and up, 7:30-8:46 Tisch School of the Arts American Ballet Theatre, p.m. with a BFA in dance, New Jersey Dance This program is limited in Rumbauskas has per- Ensemble and Central numbers and fills up quickly. Boot Camp is held at Hehnfy formed and taught all over Pennsylvania Youth Ballet. School, 590 Raritan Rd., Clark. the tri-state area. She has The Yvette Dance Studio is To register, call (732) 574-9733 performed ballets at the proud to welcome her to or print the form from coach- New Jersey State Theater the area and studio. Lisa Rumbauskas has joined the staff at Yvette Dance Studio in Cranford. boy lecamps.com. including Les Sylphides, For more information on Peter and the Wolf, any of her classes or any Conglomerations and other class at the studio NEW JERSEY Trypitch, call (908) 276-3539. School of Ballet Ballet • Jazz • Tap • Pilates REGISTER NOW See expanded studio at FALL SEASON CLASSES FOR ALL AGES upcoming open house AND LEVELS Open CIMMS a Intensive Program Cindy Smith unveils spacious addition Somervllle GARWOOD — Cindy acting for all ages. We've Livingston • Morrlstown Smith has announced the even added to our birthday opening of a new, spacious parties with various themed CAU. 973-597-9600 dance studio adjacent to her parties, such as Dance OR 908-526-2248 present studio. Prospective Class, Fairy Tale Theater, students are their parents DDR, Improv Games, Pirate n ^M^^^w% a 0B are invited to an open Theme (with scavenger KEVIN BOYLE BASKETBALL house at the studio, located hunt), Movie-Making, Call NOW for a FREE BROCHURE at 98 North Ave., from 6-8 Special Effects, Balloon p.m. Sept. 5 and 6 to see Animals, Magic, Face FALL 2006 Pre School Dance, Ballet, Tap, Jan, Lyrical, Hip Hop, Boy's Classes, Aero, Modem, and more what the new studio has to Painting and many more." Hector: Kevin Boyle Head Coach 19 Seasons: offer. One free trial class is 753 Boulevard • Kenilworth, NJ 07033 According to Smith, "The offered to those children National Power & 2006 NJ. State Champs expansion will enable us to who are not sure what a (908) 620 -1000 have different classes with dance or acting class is like. St. Patrick High School, Elizabeth, N J. various schedules and will Added Smith, "We pride Exclusive training program with the nations leading H.S. allow for the introduction of ourselves in making stu- new ideas and classes that dents feel comfortable and coach. Be your best this season! have been asked for by stu- at home. Our new space dents and parents. There has a large kitchen and BOYS/GIRLS AGES 9-18 ALL SKILL LEVELS will be many more combina- lounge area for those stu- tion classes for young stu- dents who have time fill BOOT CAMP: Sept. 25 - Nov. 1 - 6 Weeks dents and recreational fit- between their classes. We Experience & Trust You Can Count On ness classes, such as DDR. would like to invite all nt-SiUOM Wmm: Nov. 6 - Dec. 11 - 6 Weeks "We are also introducing those who are interested or REGISTER NOW! classes for young students just plain curious to come Hehnly School, Clark, NJ OSPW EXIT 135 in many areas of the per- and see our new facility." Expanded! forming arts, such as Music For further information, 732-574-9733 www.coachboylecamps.com K66IBBYPHO* & Motion, Theater Tots, and call (908) 789-9123. in House Registration UCC offers CELEBRATING OUR 52ND YEAR Sept 5 & 6 course on COME JOIN THE FUN! • 6pm • 8pm Six Sigma YOU DESERVE THE BEST! Classes Start CRANFORD — The Sept Mi Division of Economic CHILDREN • TEENS • ADULTS Development and Educational & Fun ForThe Continuing Education of HIP HOP/ Union County College will BALLET • TAP • JAZZ • POINTE • MODERN • HIP HOP JAZZ STREET FUNK Whole Family! All Ages-Children, be offering "Introduction to YOQA • BALLET SCULPT EXERCISE • BELLY DANCING BALLET TMIBJO*, Adults] Six Sigma" on Sept. 18 and TAP 21 at the Cranford campus. PRE-DANCE FOR 3 YR. OLDS JAZZ Attendees will learn the "NO PRESSURE END OF YEAR DEMONSTRATION" PRE-SCHOOL Introducing steps of the methodology, as DDR • Music & Motion well as its uses in today's ACTING manufacturing and service In-Person Registration Voted Theatre Fols POWTE Acting & Auditioning industries. The course will Suburban VIIN Tues. Gt Wed. \ Tues. & Wed. MODERN lnchnii|iies cover the participants and I(1 lh Headers roles in a Six Sigma imple- Aug. 29" * 3V* V Sept. 5 ft 6 Choice MUSICAL THEATRE Mommy & Me mentation, and will provide 2004 PILATES information to demonstrate 4>7pm \ 4-7 pm the benefits of the Six Ask About Our Sigma Methodology to cor- FOR INFORMATION CALL: (908) 276-3559 BlrtMsy PMrtlts porate management. Cindy Smith The course fee is $40. 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For more H.ml will be required to pass a Appraisal Report" will cover information or to register, l*ftH liflliak'it with Ul) rmrotiaj in*litul*»i SIS Puhlijjin;! a-u-iioilwrawmwi jihild [Wh alhj \Jf* I'uhli'hirtf .lio r*x »jryjnH 1hkIT jKu,r.,.v Yyv m ihi JKU- rjivntnjiijii'* us .tli.-r J'k'j^- ii.mjo in^w SERZAN'S SIDE Malanga inducted into Softball Hall of Fame At a recent ceremony, Jerry Malanga above, Malanga led his teams to seven Waking up was inducted into the New Jersey Amateur North Plainfield League Championships, Softball Association Hall of Fame for his nine Plainfield League Championships, outstanding contributions to the game. five Plainfield Playoff Championships, four the echoes Malanga was the owner of Malanga's Berkeley Heights League Championships, Florist in Scotch Plains for many years. He three Berkeley Heights Playoff SPORTS EDITOR now owns and operates Malanga's Championships, two New Brunswick Springdale Farms in Warren with his wife, League Championships, two Elizabeth Later today, the college foot- Marian, two sons, Nick and Chris, and League Championships, one Union County ball season will officially begin daughter-in-law Renee1. Championship, one Class A State on ESPN2 when Boston Malanga pitched for 16 years from 1958- Championship, and one third place AA College faces off against Central Michigan at 6 p.m. My 1974. He threw primarily in leagues in State Tournament finish. brother will probably be psy- Plainfield, North Plainfield, Berkeley Malanga pitched in excess of 630 games, ched because he begins his Heights, New Brunswick, and Elizabeth. winning more than 530 - an 85 percent freshman year at B.C. this He played on many teams, including winning percentage - and had 7,500 strike- weekend and a win would be a Panella's Masonry, Mike Kerwin's Tavern, outs. great way to start his year. Rocco's, Johnny's Barber Shop, and Malanga epitomized the old-school While I am obviously hop- Seritella News. pitcher that showed up every night, asked ing for great things for him Malanga pitched in the days when a for no money, and only said, "give me the and his team this season, I am team typically had one and only one pitch- ball." And after that he would let the team a bit more jacked up for er. As the pitcher for the teams mentioned ride his arm to win after win. JERRY MALANGA Saturday night's game in Georgia. That's right, the Notre Dame Fighting Irish get their season started when they play at Georgia Tech. SKATING WITH THE DEVILS I know what most might be thinking: this guy is not only a Nevi York Yankees fan, but also a Notre Dame fan? What a frontrunner! Believe me, I get it a lot. Let me explain myself. I basically grew up on N.D. foot- ball and Yankees baseball. It's just what was featured on the television at the time when I was most impressionable (thank you to NBC yet again). The rooting goes deep - my mother's parents are huge Fighting Irish fans and my father's parents are huge Yankees fans. Most of my friends are N.D. and Yankees fans, too. In fact, it was one of them who actually reminded me to write something about N.D. for this week's column. It also doesn't help that I still shed a tear every time I watch Rudy (Seriously, is there a motion picture that did more for one single school than that one did for the school from South Bend, Ind?) For all these reasons and many more I am sure I left out, I always get excited for the fall season and N.D, football. But this year the excite- ment is at an all-time high. It has been a long time since N.D. was considered one of the preseason favorites to win the National Championship. For me, the end to last year's sea- son was severely disappoint- ing. I can still remember sit- ting in my buddy's living room watching last year's Fiesta Bowl debacle against Ohio State. However, I am confident that this year will be different. GEORGE WIRT/CORRESPONDENT There is a different feel, an Governor Livingston High School hockey coach Matt Gualtieri (left) diagrams a skating drill for fellow Westfield resident Daniel Reyman during a almost Yankeesque swagger four-day New Jersey Devils Youth Hockey summer camp at Union Sports Arena. The 14-year-old Reyman is among hundreds of youngsters work- about the team conning into ing on skills development at local skating rinks throughout the state this month as they prepare for the upcoming hockey season for their travel, this season. And there are sev- house league or town hockey teams. For more information, contact George Wirt at [email protected] or 973-635-7481. eral reasons why: First off, the Charlie Weis era is in year two, and that should make everyone and everything feel a lot more com- Learn to train for a triathlon at the Scotch Plains JCC fortable. The team, which won SCOTCH PLAINS — Have you ever running. For more information on the class- For fitness or biking questions, nine games last season and es, please visit please contact Fitness Director Karen made it to a BCS Bowl Game, dreamed of participating in a triathlon To help participants prepare for the but been unsure how to train for it? three different legs of the race, the JCC www.jccnj.org/triathlon2006.htm, or Rosen at [email protected] or 908-889- should understand his system call the JCC at 908-889-8800. 8800 x224. a lot better this season and The JCC of Central NJ, in preparation is holding classes dedicated to improv- for its upcoming Triathlon for Adults ing overall cardiovascular fitness, run- For questions about swimming, The JCC of Central Now Jersey is know exactly what he wants please contact Aquatics Director located at 1391 Martino Avenue in done. and Teens slated for Oct. 22, is offering ning skills, and swimming condition- a series of classes and programs to help ing. Rebecca Rivera at [email protected] or Scotch Plains. The JCC of Central NJ Secondly, the offense is con- 908-889-8800 ext. 219. is a constituent agency of the United sidered to be the best in col- people prepare for this exciting event. These classes - as well as the The triathlon's course will cover .8 triathlon - are open to both JCC mem- For running questions, please con- Way and the Jewish Federation of lege football. Starting quarter- tact Athletics Director Joanne Central NJ. Financial assistance is back Brady Quinn is a legiti- kilometers (half of a mile) of swim- bers and the community at large. ming, 17.7 kilometers (11 miles) of bik- Participants are welcome to take one, McKeown at [email protected] or available for membership and various mate Heisman favorite. Quinn 908-889-8800 ext. 208. programs. is also in year two of Weis' sys- ing, and five kilometers (3.1 miles) of two, or all three classes. tem, which helped him throw 32 touchdowns last season. With his favorite receiver, JefF Samardzija, back and his INVESTORS SAVINGS BANK WINS SOFTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP ground game remaining intact with running back Darius Walker, this should be a great year for the offense. Thirdly, the schedule works in Notre Dame's favor this sea- son, with two of its three tougher games being played at In a great display of teamwork, home. The Fighting Irish play Investors Savings Bank defeated host to Bonn State arid Deegan Roofing 21-9 in the Scotch Michigan in weeks two and Plains Men's Softball League's champi- three, respectively, while its onship game. It was certainly a well last game of the season is deserved win, and not bad for team away against USC. members whose combined age is So it will be with intense about 500! Pictured (front row kneel- fervor and unbelievable enthu- ing left to right) are: Ron Germinder, siasm that I will once again Brian Dayton, Joe DIfabio, Nick "cheer, cheer for old Notre Dame" Saturday night and Piscipo, Jon Lehberger. Back row indeed all season. Hopefully standing (left to right): Neil Kaufman, this year's team can truly Pete Poillon, Jerry Riporti, Mark Nies, "wake up the echoes" of the Emidio Monico, John Palazzola, John school's successful past and Rachko. make this season one to INVESTORS remember for a very long time. BANK Joe Serzan ia sports editor for the Cranford Chronicle and Record-Press. He can be reached at (732) 396-4202 or [email protected]. 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September 1, 2006 Record Press C-3 SPORTSCENE T-Ball iMgua at Weatfleld Y potential of every individual and family in their sports and (Bcreational activities and Is and team organizers stop wasting time on tracking game results and team records - ers in theii chosen sport and also by gen- The Westfield Area Y is proud to offer the communities it serves through pro- being featured this summer in national back-and-forth emails and phone chains, and massage boards to chat about high- der, age. athletic profile and availability, so an indoor instructional T-Ball league for grams that build healthy spirit, mind and magazines such as Shape and Fitness. the larger purpose is to build strong com- lights or talk trash Later this year, mem- it's easy for team captains or other game boys and girls ages 4-6. Players will meet body for all and services the communities of Whether fielding a Softball team, shooting a munity among athletes in the local areas bers will also be ab!o to track individual and organuefs to recruit free agents. for 40-minute practices thai will rotate Cranford, Garwood, Mountainside and casual game of hoops or enjoying outdoor they play in." team stats and see who's got tho inside Individual members ol Sportsvite can join between 6-8 p.m. on Tuesday evenings Westfield. For more information, call the adventures like water skiing, hiking or The Sportsvite service makes the entire track to be league MVP up tot teams or groups in their hometown, and one-hour games rotating between 2-4 Sports Coordinators at 908-233-2700 x256. mountain biking, anything that requires set-up experience - team, games, players Nielsen NetRatings estimates thai 22 or someplace they're visiting, working, or p.m. on Saturday afternoons some athletic skill or competitive spirit Is and locations - a snap so organizers can million Americans still use outdated moans going to schooS. In this exciting league, everyone plays Share (ports with Sportavrte easy to arrange using Sportsvite. Anyone concentrate on game time. Team captains to organize their sports and recreational With 11 million Americans skipping and everyone winsl As in all YMCA pro- NEW YORK — A new, free Web serv- excited to hit the field or beach during the and game organizers can now plug in an activities sports because they can't find enough peo- grams, the development o( caring, honesty. ice can make it easier for Clark athletes to next summer weekend with other local ath- entire season schedule and set automatic "Sportsvite is a bettor way to handle tho ple to fmld a team or form a group, respect and responsibility will be stressed. manage all their sports, teams and leagues, letes at their skill level can use Sportsvite to reminders for game date, time and location. set-up process for my soccor learn ami Spotisvile can get n lot of people off of the , Children must be registered by Sept. 1. An and to match up with and recruit other local organize their existing teams, recruit new They can also know who's in and who's out saves mo time getting everything ready couch and onto the field. and is a valuable informational packet will be sent 10 each players this summer and fall for all kinds of players or send invites to their friends and for games by tracking players' responses. before we get to the field." said Justin resource for sports facilities looking to fill all participant in the mail containing team recreational activities. neighbors. and can set up practices, assign positions, Eskesen, a Boston-area member of their time slots. schedules. The service, Sportsvite "Sports are a passion for many of us, discuss strategy, scope out competition, Sportsvite makes it easy to find otiiers Sportsvilo has put me in touch with . Volunteer coaches are needed to help (www.sportsvite.com), now has over 2,000 as fans and players, and we want to make upload pictures and video and host post- with the right athletic skills and attitude - more players than any other sports site on make the league successful The Wostfietd members in the NYC metropolitan area. it easier to find others 1o share this with," game commentary. whether that's a group of laid-bnek light- the web." said Tom Gibson, a league direc- Area Y is a nonprofit human service organ- has already helped tens of thousands of said Sportsvite Co-Founder and President For post-game wrap-ups. Sportsvite weights or a ringer to help win game? tor who operates 32 men's Softball teams in ization dedicated 1o developing the full sports enthusiasts nationwide organize Vinodh Bhat. "While we aim to help league provides a convenient central location for Members can search by zip code for play- San Diego. 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BOOKKEEPING getlc, motivated & ASSISTANT or fax resume call the Office of Fai positive. Competitive OB/GYIM office, Clark (908) 2456316 Housing and Equa Wednesdays 12:30-1:30pm. Children ages 3-4. salary, commission & area. Approx. 26 hrs. Opportunity of the Part Time & Full Time. Small benefits. Contact 1 night/wk. Assist U.S. Department of promotional products compa- Amanda at: 908-232-6100 minor procedures, as Responsible & Honest Housing and Urban Klndsr Cooking * sist at front desk, Lady looking for houses Development (HUD) at ny located in downtown or Amanda A 9 180066^9777. The Klnctor Arts flk Crafts: fltn««tan Ctr. exc cond $250. 32" TV $125. 1966 ALL CASH PAIDIIf Kenmore Sewing For single & mutti family Mach. $50 •YOWNE* homes & vacant land. 4M FANWOOO 3 rm apt, off OARWOOO 1" fir, 5Rms •PRINQFIELD JUST LISTED CaM 732-642-W27 Fast closings! CLARK JPT RENTAL: 1.5 BA, N/S, N/P, 6 Call today" First & 2TC fir 2 BR apts st. prkg, walk to train. Large 1 & 2BR apts Off WESTFIELD WO0MMIO0E Porch FumUura *•! WALL TWP Great fam GORGEOUS $975/mo., all utils incl. mo lease, $125O/mo st pkg. $1100 $1300 Aapm Manor 2BR, ERA SUBURB In convenient area. +uUI, 1.5 sec. Nk», 1»R apt,. In 8ft Glass Table, 1 Coffee, lly home al the Jersey REALTY AOENCY, Immediate occupancy 1 V6 mo. sec. dep. /mo. 973-997-0833 1V6 BA. C/A, $15OO/mo 1 Bid Tabte, 8 Mesh Crrts. Shore! 3800 sq. ft.. MM-789-O622 town Mow Mora*, No fM Contact Mary Lu 9O8-322-4434 BV OWNER • NO FEEI $l,200/mo Carana 9OS4S0-UM SUMMIT 2BH + office, *1026./mo. 2CDudTes,26fc*r Chars. CBR. 3 'ABA. over 1 CRANFORD • brand new 732-39SO606 K«mi«M>rth 1" Or. 5 rms •0*4374249 1 Chair & Ottoman, All acre, LG pool. EX. LG heated porch. LR, DR landlord pays haat ERA VIHajM Oman upscale modern apts, FANWOOO across from Avail. 10/1. W&DEIK, laundry hook-up, Awatar. ANDV v^CuEMons, r*rtect Cond, deck, owner asking nice block, quiet location train station, 1 or 2BR, hookup, fin. bsmt. No $850 For Everything $690,000 Minutes from CRANFORD 1' fir, 4 parking, walk to 9OS-233-442O *2BR. 2BA. large EIK heat & hot water inci. pets, no smoking MM- town/train, no smoking, 9OS-S»42«4 beaches, schools, & LR, DR $2100/mo mis, W&D. garage, $1300 SOS-322-9490 2764349 GSP caN 732-2364704 $1450 + al) utils. 1.5 no pets. $1800 + utils. AU UNITS HAVE: Avail 9/1. S1M47-MH. C/A, gas heat, Ig W/D mo. sec. No pets. Call KENILWORTH T' fir of 2 GE appls refrlg, D/W, •OS-232-4860 Omck this out fam. huge kit, 2.5BR, SECTIONAL UNION Modern 3 BR, 2 2 PC Navy Plaid $350 built In micro, celling laundry rm fridge, d/w bath, off street prkg, Classifieds fans. Ig CA style clos- QARWO00 1 A 2 BR newly carpeted No Exc cond. CRANFORD Walk to apts, Heat & hot water cul-de-sac. Avail, now. ew A ets, HW firs, cable train LG 2BR in Victo- pets, No smoking. 1.5 $1600. 2O1-M1-O7O1 MHTItl-CFARM* WALL UNIT- 3 pes, fits Get It- 1st fir. II ready, park in front of incl. No pets, Workout & sec.+utlls, $125O/mo 27" TV, 91"W X77"H Kit. No pets, Near GSP rian home, N/P avail laundry rm onsite. Starts GARDEN 3UmY apt EZ commute NVC 10/1 $1400/mo Incl. Avail 9-1 9O8-241-3S94 UNION Studio, good fo BERKELEY HEIGHTS Firewood 1/2 or full cords x20'D, drapers, glass Results! $870+utJls. Refs Avail Call 917-301*656 $1110/mo.-$1290/mo DOMMTOMMRetail units doors, bar, lighted, now 9OS-7S3-9377 ht & hw90S-432-3191 900-789-9198 cation. $600/mo heat 90S«54-1566 RENOVATED & H.W. Incl. 1.5 mo aiatefafe (iom 7OOto 2ID0 SF 732-388-1581 storage, exc cond. sec No pets, no smok- Ofltoe Sutes fern 200 to 1O0O $395. BOS-t2»*O13 ing 908-278-4149 SF Boteis wefcome. 2 moa. tCHIEFERSTEIN FARM KENILWORTH - 2 ' fir of ftaa Raral 90»72L990O Seasoned Hardwoods. 2 fam. Renovated 3 BR, Full or Half Cords, fridae, stove, shared Free Local Delivery. LAND ROVER woodbnd < backyard. driveway FIRST TIME AD KEMLWORTH- office 2 732-388-3273 g prkg. Great loc, RMS, approx. 1,000 sq ft. wall to wall carpet, 3 ANTIQUE TRUNKS, $135O/mo all utlis 1 STEAMER, Incl except elec, 1 Vj Waitflald- 2 BR, South C/A $l,000/mo. -KJtil & Ave. 2"Fl., Off St. sec. Day 9OS-241-2975 2 DECORATIVE REWARD YOURSELF mo sec. No pets. Avail 13S GAL AQUARIUM "FREE" 9Ofr654-5249 9/1 2O1-32O-SOO3 Parking., W/D, Ewe. Complete w/purtips, fil- $1250/mo + utils. ters, aerator's, brackets Antique Oak Wash With a drive of a lifetime! Maplewood • 2BR, 1.5 maaecNoBoherfee & brace, covers & lights Stand $15O obo «1300/mo. 90B464-0T2S $600 732-382-5521 908654-5985 2006 Call Lanal or Lorn* BIKE Men's 1O speed 973-378-3890 or WESTFIELD- 3" Fir, Raleigh Excellent cond. 973 378-3890 3DR, 1BA, No pets, Chmck this out walk to town & trans- New tires. Best offer LR3 V8 SE RAHWAY: 1BR X ' fir, BABY FURNITURE - Crib over $5O 9O8-232 5795 portation, LG, EIK & w/mat. child 2 drawer $696/mo, 2Bft 2'" fir BDRMS, Avail 9/1. 1 Chandelier solid brass, Watcfcung -1-2 beautiful, armolre w/attached $895/mo. 3BR $1095 Vi mo sec. $15O0/mo shelf unit, exc cord, good cond. $250. Call incl. water, prlv. entr. 908-233-5522 fully fum'd offices (incl 908-233-5744 near shops, buses, corner office) pa* view, $3OO 908-276-4489 GSP. TPK 732-382-7388 w/ 1 - 2 secretarial ste CHINA CABINET - tons avail. Prkg. conf. 2 piece, hand crafted, ROSELLE- 3 %RMS, 2™ Perfect room/lbrary, fax, copier, teak, $250. FLR, newly decorated, WESTFIELD 6 room apt. 732 3823815 close to train station, scanner, Internet, kitch- good location, heat Incl, enette. Just off Rt 22 & 2 China Closet, 2 COLD CLIMATE PACKAGF BLUETOOTH no pets, nonsmoking $16O0/mo + utlfs. tier avail now! 908-789- mln off route 78. Neg 79"Hx51"Wxl2 REAR PARK DISTANCE CONTROL • 7 PASSENGER $8Q0/mo 1 Vjino. sec. subteyiease terms. CM Glass doors. $60 908-i 0625 UGHTING PACKAGF - REAR CUMATE CONTROL 9084604000 flbr I 908-964-9810 ROSELLE PARK 1BR, 3 ' CUSTOM MADE DOG fir, $900/mo + Utils, Bedroom Furniture - 3 PC HOUSE FOR LARGE $ $ 1 "A mas sec. no pets LEASE PER MO BUY Corner Desk, Night DOGS INSULATED $75 Call 9O8-7S9-1661 stand & Dresser. Great cond 9088894637 FOR 24 MOS. FOR 369 44,495 SCOTCH PLAINS 1BR, $500. 9OB-4S4-B125 DR/LR Wall Unit- 3pc set $96O incl. utils, cable 1 WESTFIELD - Garage for Bedroom, new cherry, 3 glass, perfect cond. SAVE OVER $6900 OFF MSRP! V4 ino sec. No pets! rent. Avail July 1" . pes: twin HB, frame, $250 90&875-3314 908489-6235 WESTFIELD- Close to $700 mo. chest, nlghtstand, VIN #64362353, Slk #26O667X, 1 passenger, V8, auto, a/c, p/s/AfiS/ mk/h/vks. d, train! 6 rms, garage, yard, 90S-654-072S Elliptical Exercise Bicy- Scotch Plains: 1st fir, 1 $800. Also Chippen- cle (old climate pkg, lighting pkg, rear pork distance control, 5K demo mi., Org. MSRP: $51,400. W/D incl, $1650/mo dale wing chair, off BR and study. EIK, dine 973-6324)714 Eclipse 1000 -Almost New!! $1995 down payment t $369 1st mo + $0 sec dep + $595 bank fee = $2959 due at tease rm, liv rm w/ fireplace, WESTFIELD garage for white 225. Odometer, Speed, Dtstame, rent 12x24.$150/mo Days 908-889-9672 Calories $15O obo signing + oil taxes 8 MV fees. Total pymnte/cosl/iesidual: $8856/$! l,446/$35,494. off St. prkg. Avail im- AWaatflald Jk Cranford med. $1100/mo + lmo Beautiful eff 1 & 2BR Call 908-232-7324 BEDROOM SET- Bed. 908-48&5554 Bureau w/ mirror, Sec. Wtr/Elec/Garb Incl. $895 & up. No Fees! Entertainment Center- Solid Pay heat. 9OS«88O423 9O8-S18OO04 or dresser, night stand, leave message. Oak for up to 32" TV w/ . LAND ROVER LR3 ADVANTAGES: power, comfort and space 812-3000 & chair, all pes match glass display area & blur. $500 908-925^3139 $150 908-78»1821 JUST LISTED nri Ext. Ladder 2Oft $20 FEATURE LAND ROVER LR3SE LEXUS GX470 MERCEDES M1500 IMWXS4.41 BASKING RIDOE - 3 BR rum NEW Ranch, 2 Ba, Florida Folding Ladder 12ft SCOTCH PLAINS 2 BR rm, no pets. Big yard $10 908-232-2782 STO. V8 ENGINE- house with W/D hkup, WESTFIELD • Downtown, on 1 acre. $300O + File cabinet, 4 drawers, HORSEPOWER 300 263 302 31S country setting area. 2BR/3BR, 1 Ba, C/Air, utils. 908447-3387 legal size 51"x26"xl6" 908-251-5142 W/O, dw, hrdwd firs, Asking $3O recently remodeled, POWER SUNROOF Standard plus fixed Standard $1,290 option SI,350 option Scotch PJaJna- Fum'd 1 BR. BEDROOM SET • King size Call 908-964-9810 Avail 9/1. Includes all 7" fir, prkg, 1 block to JUST LISTED w/ headboard, |g dresser FREE Clean Fill Dirt In Alpine Roof over utilities, 1" floor. 1.5 month train & bus, $1595 + "ROVER ;J l CLARK 4BR home on w/ 2 mirrors, chest of Clark. 4 yards. Take 2nd & 3rd rows sec. No pets. $75O/mo. 1 A mo sec. No pets. quiet St. Large fenced drawers, 2 night stands, as needed! Please call: 908-889-2145 908-309-1676 Dave yard, walking distance pile carpeting w/ backirg. 732-382-8693 to Elementary School AUDIO SYSTEM AM/FM, Harmon Kardon AM/FM, 6 disc AM/FM/WB, single AM/FM,. single $900 obo. 908-2334742 Golf Clubs - Ben Hogan, conv. to GSP for info complete with bag & & disc in-dosh in dash CD changer, in dash CD player, in-dosh CD player call 908-405-8403 BEDROOM SET Queen SOMERSET • MIDDLESEX • UNION size Mahogany 4 poster cart. $100. CO (hanger, 9 speakers I! speakers 8 speakers JO speakers bed, triple dresser, 908-687-0688 mirror & nite stand Heavy Duty Rolling Shop CARGO SPACE 90.3 cu. Ft. max 77.S to. Ft. max 72.4 cu. Ft. max 69.0 cu. Ft. max $900 908-755-9518 Cart w/ 2 shelves $45 BEDROOM SET Tho 732-574-0680 2.5 baths, close to masville, 2 night HEADROOM shopping, restaurants URGE DOG CAGE $100 stands, 2 mirrors, tri- 973-379-5696 3RD ROW 40.1 36.5 N/A N/A Mid town direct. $2900 ple dresser, Armoire, /mo 908-277-3674 solid cherry, $2500. LAWNMOWER • Crafts- man, self propelled, LEG ROOM 9O8-230O4S4- View photo* at exc cond, $90. 3RD ROW 36.3 24.9 N/A N/A CHEVROLET www.hoingpage.mac. 732-3821469 -MNDtMTED corn/vfcbuntaln/ LOVESEAT • Floral design fabric material. SERVICE LOANERS & EXECUTIVE DEMOS AVAILABLE AT SUBSTANTIAL SAVINGS! $200 ROYM WESTFIELD - 623 Stirling 732-3B1-5648 PI. Small 2 BR, 1 Ba, Marble vanity top newly renovated home. w/slnk, 36"L finished 1548 Route 22 East Avail NOW. $1490 + on right side, $100 utils. /obo. 908-6868835 Bridgewater • Has storage, writing desk w/ com- Mason jars. Quarts I puter leaf, exc cond, dozen $4.50 Pints 1 (732) 396-2460 $600obo. 9Ofr727 2323 dozen $4.OO ROVER Calf 908-964-9810 CRIB «. DRESSER SET Massage Table - port- S DODGE UMON- 12 x 1ORM, ex. natural, exc cond. able, lightweight, per neighborhood, $600mo. $700 negotiable. Call feet for student. Asking inclT utfl. call aftar 6pm 9O8-286J>S70 $95. Call 906654-3053 Woodbridge CLAYTON AMIRMAN Dining Rm Set table, 6 Oak Entertainment Center- chairs, 2 leaves, s' w • 16 Vd - 6'h hutch, server, corner Was $700, Now $225 hutch, pads. dark 732^9^6782 885 Route 1 & 9 South, Woodbridge, NJ • 732-634-8200 KENILWORTH oak, good cond. $800 - Conveniently Located at the intersection from the Garden Slate Parkway & NJ. turnpike - "85 Years Of Sales & Service" AvaM Now Furnished 3Rms 9O8-233-S744 POKER TABLE 48" (seats Main Street, Peapack private home, Incl utils, 8), wood frame, felt top, SALES HOURS: Mon.-Thurs. 9:00am-8:00pm; Fri. 9:00am-6:00pm Sat. 9:0Oam-6:0Opm ect, N/S, NP $850 Dining Room Set pe folding legs, exc. cond. 908-247-1910 can. 6 chairs, leaves, $100 908400-9607 SERVICE HOURS: Mon.-Fri. 8:00am-6:00pm; Sat. 8:00om-5:00pm hutch, pristine. $550. (9O8) 234-0143 908-824-0830 QUART MASON JARS 1 PLAINFIELO- 1 large stu dozen. $4.95 & 1 fl www.paulmiller.com To Showcase Your Dealership dlolike room on own Dining Sat Stratton, high dozen PINTS $4.50 floor, separate shower shine, solid cherry, 908-754-7864 in AUTOSOURCC & sink, $600/ino 2nd table, 4 chairs, 2 Pfice includes all cost to be paid for by a consumer except for taxes, licensing & regist. Must present ad os room for rent. leaves, pads, buffet, coupon for advertised price. |24 month lease includes 10,500 mi. per year w/20 cents per mile thereafter. Call $4O0/mo. Both get $30O. 908-688-3618 QUEEN SIZE SOFA BED kitchen privileges, Utili- Almost new condition Lessee responsible for excess wear, fear & maintenance & subject to Tier 0 primary lender approval. Pictures Tom McLaughlin ties. Family home In de- FOR SALE: Country Bed never used S25O ore for illustration purposes only. Offer expires 8/31/06. sirable historic distrfc. 1 armoire/ entertain OBO 732-382-5521 at (908) 575-6721 block from Hospital. No ment center w/floral Queen Size Sofa/Bed pets. Call 90B747-4T2L panels, coffee and w/Matching Chair & end tables, $1200 Ottoman (Forest Green) for set. Mahogany $150 908-654-0544 dresser w/ mirror, $500. Child's chest RADIO TUBES 100 $25 w/fold-out changing Call 90&925-9377 table $100. Sturdy Refrigerator - Maytag VISIT OUR WEBSITE: desk, $75 Magic Chef, Top MARANO & SONS (908) 654-1054 Freezer, 1 yr old, $225. 908-862-3860 $ GREAT VALUE Space heater DeLonghl oil wiviv. maranosonsauto, com filled radiator. Asking $15 Full Furnished DR/LR Call 908-964 9810 ..tto-.A... Wall unit/ Entert. Tapestry Rectlner 2003 MITSUBSIHI 2O06 NISSAN 2005 CHEVY 2003 HONDA 2004 JEEP GRAND Center- $300 w/ Ottoman, Good Cord, OUTLANDER PATHFINDER SE TAHOE LS PILOT EX CHEROKEE 3pc LR Couches- $200. $500 Like New 908-272-3943 I all wheel drive, 4cyl. auto, air, 4dr, 4x4, auto, air, ps, pb, pw, Wr, 4x4, auto, air, ps, pb, pw, 4dr, 4x4, auto, air. ps, pb, pw, special edition, 4dr, 4n4, auto, air, 908875-3314 I ps, pb, pw, plucks, tilt, cruise, plocks. pscals, lilt, cruise, cd, plocks. pstats, II seats, till, plocks. pseat, tilt, cruise, cd, 3 ps, pb, pw, plocks, pseats, tilt, WHEELCHAIR USED 2X cd, alloy wheels. 42.(100 moiirunf, II scats, alloy wheels, GIRLS BEDROOM SET BRAND NEW, TUFFCARE, cruise, cd, alloy wheels, seats, alloy wheels. cruise, cd, mounrooof. alloy Thomasville Cherry twin FROM WMS, $90 miles. V1NS3M160853 16,0(10 miles. VJN#6I385960 onslar. only 11.000 miles V1NMII011139 wheels, 39,000 milts. poster bed, dresser, mirror, 908-232-3071 VINfl5SC78889 VINS41J81190 night stand and vanity THIS WEEK! $350 OBO 908-27B-98B4 HENRY LINK White $13,595 wicker 6 drawer AUTO SALES INC $26,995 $24,995 $19,450 $17,995 dresser with Victorian 2003 MERCEDES 2005 FORD MUSTANG 2006 MITSUBISHI 2006 JEEP mirror $249 2005 HONDA 908-232-2135 Bargain! C-320 CONVERTIBLE GALANTES LIBERTY LIMITED ACCORD EX V-6 20O3 WHIRLPOOL 30" 2dr. auto, air, ps, ph, pw. plocks, 4dr, 4x4. auto, air, ps, pb, pw, 4dr, auto, air, ps, pb, pw, Hospital Bed- electric Electric range w/cook top |2dr, auto, air, ps, ph. pw, plucks, 4dr. auto, air, ps, pb, pw, plocks, 1980's style $150 plocks, pseats, leather, tilt, & self cleaning oven Huyiny & Scl/nu/ ( \cd (. \trs MUST SEE ttWAHD FATHCT CLOCt Pristine cond., Cheny BUELL BLAST 2002 (H Audi AS Wagon aOOlr FORD EXPLORER XL Mercedes SUV ML wood finish, light up face, D)500CC. Yellow/ sflvef, leather interior, 1994 Sport. V6. 5 Green with Cream multiple chim6 selection, black, only 305 60k. good cond. loaded spd. 4wd, ps, pb, ac. Low Milts Leather Interior, 10 serf leveling $1.5O0 OBO .miles! Not yet broken $16,000/ OBO pdJ, p/ mirrors, p/ disc CD player, fuily • 124k, good cond. In. Great first bike! 908-313-3290 CALL 732-382-8821 CHRYSLER 300 SRT-B windows, cc, tilt, ste- loaded, new tires, very PW, PL, A/C, cassetta Matching leather reo tape, nhs. alarm. good condition, low stero Asking $3300. [RENOVATION SALE BMW 325X1 2OO2- 2006 3,030 miles, HONDA Civic DX 1998 LINCOLN Aviator 2003 jacket included. You Auto/Step Tronic, 6.XL Meml. 425HP, no dents, runs great. miles (40.O0O) Just Love seat, 60" TV, May- won't be disap- $2,500. Slwer, very good cond, only Fulry loaded, premium pkg, 32,000 miles, mint MINT, black w/black. SOk ml, new ties & exhaust DVD, 35k ml, $23,5O0. inherited New Lexus tag Dishwasher, GE pointed. $3000 net. condition, sumoof, Call 908 232 0267 must sell, tl5,500 range. Kitchen table Many extras $40k Neg $5500. 908-789-8991 9O8868-125O Call 908-241 5165 leather, grey grsan, Call Ed SO»612-7493 cell 90B-7B9-1O31. w/ bar stools. Cabi- On Board Computer, FORO WINOSTAR OL nets & counter tops, •24.SOO. Eatsndad van 1996 V6. All power. Lincoln Town Car 1993 MERCURY COUGAR 1991 light fitness stepper. showroom cond. 1 /OT . Warranty. 9O8-272- FIRST TIME AD 7 pass., many op V8 Silver! Runs Krsat, a/c, All power, New •0*877-2531 Benefits, No experience tions, remote start. Loaded owner. 100K, $3,700 MOO FIRM tires. Runs great, Well 6OO2 9OS-477-S2S8 needed. Smal urtcnt fee. CHRYSLER CONCORD orig owner, low miles, 732-392-SS21 maint. $3,000 Honda Shadow 2O0S BMW 33O) aOOl prem LSI 1996 106k miles, modi. exc. $2200 FIRST TIME AD Numerous Upgrades, & sport pkg. titanium Very good cend., Burgundy 90S-6S4-3369 HONDA CRV EX 1999 MAZDA MILLENNIA MERCURY GRAND MAR- DATA ENTRY silver, 47k mi, exel 2001 loaded, auto PONTIAC fARIBIEMNC Low Miles, Black/Red $2400 908-241-8O69 Fully equipped, 33k QUS1987 White, 83K d IRBV VACUUM 7 yrs old PROCESSORS cond., at 9OB-647-2O75 miles, $12.5O0. start and more, orig. miles, $7OO WON 19«N w/3' Seat. NEEDED!! $6600 For More Details GMC Sierra 2000 fully rarely used orig. Call 9OB-812-OS69 CHRYSLER LHS 20O0 loaded. Many extras. 908-354-3036 48.9OOK $10,200. 900-447-8694 Roof Rack. PW & PL. $2300 Asking $10O0 Earn $ 3.500-$5,000 BMW B28I 20O0 Ga a/c. 161K, Well maint, raged, show room Fully loaded!. Exc. cond. 82500 mi. good work 908-686-3897 OBO 9O»232-»1S6 Weekly Working from a/c, SR, PW. PS. HS. 96K truck, $17,850 ol>0, JAGUAR XJB Sov. 199O Mercury Villager 1996 $900 06OT Homet Guaranteed cond, loaded, 65k Silver, Clean in & out. Garage kept, runs JOOOIWQ «TROLLEHS miles, $16,500. CD/cass, Alloy wheels, must see! call 908- Pontlac Tram Am 3000 Paychecks) No Experience $5900 OBO 9OB6S4-36B4 518-0291 140K $4000 OBO great. S25OO or best iby jogger double, $275 Necessary! Positions 732-299-9920 9O8-272S232 Drive Met offer. 127K like new, 39K, all & Mountain Single Available Today! Register Call 908-230-4941 power, t tops, Cspd FRANKLIN HOUSE BuJck Skytwfc LTD 1990- Ctvyster SeMng Com. JXI Honda Accord '99- silver, $200. Online Now! 2.5 liter, 4 cylinder, A/C, 1996- 1 owner, garaged, JEEP Cherokee Limited $16,500. T32-81S-9OU wwtt.DataEntryMonay. TRAILER 1991 Exc. 4dr, 8O ml, mini, 1 owner 2OO4 29.5k nil, dk pjple. PEUGEOT r91 SW8 cond. full tub. W/D. ani/fm cassette, PW. 127k good cond.$2500.. /driver, uxc reliability. PL, 30 mi. per gal. 63k 908-232-7128 vii all pwr, loaded, still MERCEDES 420 SEL Turbo, Station Wagon, FIRST TIME AD AC $5000 OBO $8,800/negotiable under warranty, $19,900 Blk w/ tan int. looks & 55.O00 ml. A/C, pwr, Lo-JacK Sec. $30O0. 9OS-964-1984 GET PAID TYPINO AT 908241-4821 DODGE CARAVAN 1991 9O&2334742 runs great, $1900 obo auto. 7 seater, $32O0 JUKE BOX- AMI ROWE HOME1 Start Earning Good body, a/c. some 9O8«86O25S Obo. 908-875 0834 RI9, Incl. 100 wcords $200-$300 Daily! Chevrolet Corvette new parts. needs HONDA CIVIC CPE 1993 LINCOLN MARK VII LSC Excatlsnt eomJ. $796 Guaranteed Paychecks Convertible 2003 trans or trans work Red. auto, a/c, am/fni/ 1991, 5.D V8, 59K Mercedes Bern 30OE PLYMOUTH NEON 1997 9O«-377-«S34 Paid Twice Per Month. 17k mi., All Factory Options, 5325 908-889-7621 cass 122K. We!l maim. orig. miles, runs 1992 Runs beauti- <1cyl, auto. 61,500 No Experience Necessary. 6 Speed, 1 Owner. Great cond. $2400 great, $2500 OBO. fully, fully loaded, miles, purple, clean, Full Training Provided. Extended Factory Dodge Stealth RT 1992 ODO 9O8-272-6293 732-340-9192 $3500. 906-296-0183 $2,400 732-398423B Register Online Today! Warranty. Electton Olue, 27K eng 155K mi.. Light Oak, Borta loaded, leather, $4500/ TyplngCnhAtHomn System. $40,000 obo. 90*688-0571 - .com 908-273-4813 PODGE RTHATUS 2001 Hallmark American Chevy Blaze 199O- High Black, 76,000 mi., auto, FORD FACTORY AUTHORIZED DEALER __ •John Deere Greeting Company mileage, 4WD, runs ac. pb. pi. pw.am/fni cass 2OO1 Mod LT155, Be a part of a 8 billion great, S80O/0BO call $520Oobo. 9O8-764-5162 auto trans, 42" mower, dollar industry. Own ycur anytime, leave message snowplow, chains, own business. Call 908«24-1872 Ford Bronco XLT 1995 24/7 1800-797^133 wheel weights, trailer, Chevy Prism 1991 4x4, Whtte, Auto, spreader, $150O. HOME REFUND JOBS! 9' Firing I— boat w,< cover, AM/FM CD. 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Put yourself of light trucks, SUVs when they're behind the wheel, consequences in terms of acci- in the other driver's shoes. and almost half are likely to dents, injuries and loss of life Someone speeding may be a efficient passenger cars and try and punish other drivers, could be staggering." parent trying to get to his Company: Adjustments crossovers. according to the results of a Nearly one in every five dri- child's sporting event or school part of larger turnaround Mark Fields, executive vice presi- Driver Stress Profile conducted vers surveyed admitted they activity. Whatever the reason, dent and Ford's president of The recently by the Insurance somehow punish other drivers it has nothing to do with you, Ford Motor Company recently Americas, said the "tough-but- Council of New Jersey (ICNJ) they encounter on the road. so 'don't take other drivers' announced an aggressive reduction important" reduction in production in cooperation with the AAA Forty percent of the respon- actions personally. of North American production, plans underscores the seriousness Clubs of New Jersey. dents admitted to punishing Keep your hands on the which company officials said were with which the company is More than 250 New Jersey other drivers (18.1 percent wheel. Driving is a complex part of a broader effort to accelerate approaching its North American drivers were surveyed about highly punishing, 22.1 percent task that requires your undi- the pace of Ford's "Way Forward" turnaround. how they feel when they are scored moderately so). vided attention. Resist the turnaround. "We are basing our business plans behind the wheel. The surveys Additionally, this year's result urge to do tasks such as apply- The company said it is reducing on the customer, and we are deter- were administered at AAA in the punishing category is ing make-up, reading the North American fourth-quarter mined to match production and offices located throughout the more than 20 percentage paper or making a quick phone production by 21 percent, or inventories with consumer demand," state. The Driver Stress Profile points higher than it was in call. 168,000 units, compared with the Fields said. "In doing so, we'll reduce asked drivers to score them- 2001. Steer clear. Give aggressive fourth quarter a year ago. The incentive spending and inventory selves in the areas of anger, "These results point to a or angry drivers plenty of revised plan also reduces the com- carrying costs for our dealers — with impatience, competing and serious problem," added room. Avoid eye contact. Get pany's previously announced third- the intent to improve residual val- punishing. Rachael Moore, communica- help if you believe another dri- quarter plan by 20,000 units. ues for our customers and stabilize Overall, the survey showed tions director for the Insurance ver is following you or trying lo Bill Ford, the company's chair- operating patterns for our plants that New Jersey drivers are Council of New Jersey start a fight. If you have a cell man and CEO, outlined the decision and our suppliers." experiencing more stress when Manager. "One that, while it phone, call the police or #77, to cut production in a note to The new production plan will driving on the state's road- has been a top priority for pub- the New Jersey aggressive dri- employees, explaining that the deci- result in downtime at several ways. Approximately 36 per- lic officials across our state, ver hotline. Otherwise, drive to sion is part of broader efforts to assembly plants between now and cent of the motorists surveyed has not markedly improved in a place where there are people accelerate the company's North the end of the year, including: St. scored as highly (11.4 percent) recent years." around — a police station, American turnaround and saying Thomas, Ontario (Ford Crown full details of additional actions will Victoria and Mercury Grand to moderately (24.4 percent) The types of behavior that shopping center or hospital. be announced in September. stressed when driving, a 32 the survey results indicate Once you're there, don't get out Marquis), Chicago (Ford Five of your car. Instead, blow the "We know this decision will have Hundred and Freestyle and Mercury percent increase from when could cost motorists up to a a dramatic impact on our employ- the survey was first conducted $200 fine ($400 in a designated horn to get someone's atten- Montego), Wixom, Mich. (Lincoln in 2001. tion. ees, as well as our suppliers," Bill Town Car), Louisville, Ky. (Ford "safe corridor"), six points on Ford told employees. "This is, how- Kxplorer and Mercury their driving record and addi- If you think you have a prob- Additionally, 63 percent of ever, the right call for our cus- Mountaineer), Michigan Truck in those drivers participating in tional surcharges from the lem, ask for help. The tech- tomers, our dealers and our long- Motor Vehicle Commission and Wayne, Mich. (Ford Expedition and the survey scored themselves niques used in anger manage- term future." Lincoln Navigator), Twin Cities, as having high (21.7 percent) higher insurance rates. To pro- ment courses can also help For full-year 2006, Ford now Minn. (Ford Ranger) and all F- to moderate (41.3 percent) lev- tect themselves against angry drivers. In fact, drivers plans to produce 3.048 million Series truck plants (Kansas City, els of anger while behind the aggressive driving behavior, who successfully "re-invent" vehicles at its North American Mo.; Norfolk, Va., Dearborn and wheel. One-third said they dis- ICNJ and AAA suggest their approach to the road assembly plants — 1.134 million Kentucky Truck in Louisville). motorists: play impatience, scoring a com- report dramatic changes in cars and 1.914 million trucks — a The following plants are expected bined high to moderate level of Practice simple driver cour- attitude and behavior. Look for 9 percent reduction from 2005. to operate on straight time or over- 34.7 percent (9.5 percent high- tesy. Use your turn signal to anger management courses or The revised production plan is time based on consumer demand: ly impatient and 25.2 percent "signal" your intentions before pick up a self-help book on expected to sharply reduce the Hermosillo, Mexico (Ford Fusion, moderately impatient). making a move, If you're in the stress and anger management. supply of several models and Mercury Milan and Lincoln MKZ), "Of great concern is the left lane and someone wants to The Driver Stress Profile reduce pressure on sales incen- AutoAlliance International in Flat admission by drivers that pass, move over and let him by. was developed by Dr. John tives and dealer inventory carry- Rock, Mich. (Ford Mustang), they're likely to try and punish Allow at least 2 to 3 seconds of Larson, psychiatrist and ing costs. 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Dual Air Baas, Rear Side Air Bags, St CD VIN »6P2O4661. Stk KV26O526. MSRP: S24.655. Lsass: $2364 Keyless Enl. AM/FM St. CD. VIN KM724124. Slk «V260280 MSRP U7.240 Dwn Pyt., $2B5 1st Ho Pyt. SO Sec Dep.. $575 Bank Fee = S3224 Due Al Lease: »1BH D*n Pyl, $3» Isl Mo. Pyt., $0 Sec Dap. S575 Bank Fee = S2B58 Inceplion; Til. Pyts: $11,970; Til. Cosl: $14,909; P/Oplion Al Lease End: DJB At Inception: T«. Pyts: tt 1,844; Til. Cost: $14,373; P/Dptloi Al Lease End: 512.327 50 Miloago Allowance 12.000 Mi. Per YrV 15c Per Ml. Theiealler. $14.46370 Mileage Allowance 12,000 Ml. PerYry 15e Per Ml. Thereafter. We're all you need to know. 491 Morris Ave.Summit NJ Drivers wanted.* VOLKSWAGEN IN SUMMIT Call 908-277-3300 Prices include all costs to be paid by a consumer except for lie, reg. & taxes. 'Based on closed end lease for # of mos. w/prlmary lender approval. Lessee resp. for excess wear & tear. Prices expire 9/5/06. Not responsible for typographical errors. See dealer for complete details. ©2006 F&B inc. September 1.2006 Record-Press D-3 Douglas Auto Group In Summit Douglas Buick is now joined by Ponfiac and GMC to create the premiere General Motors Showcase In Summit... offering more of what made us the destination more smart shoppers turn to than anywhere else! Jrand New 2006 Buick Brand New 2007 Pontiac Brand New 2007 GMC >rne G6 Sedan Yukon SLE XL r 4WD/< lease per mo. lease per mo. lease per mo. for... 39 mos.* 39 mos.* for... 39 mos.* for... 1 Blue/Titanium, 4-Dr,. Auto. 6-Cyl., PB/S/W/Lks.. Air, Dual An Bogs, AM/FM St. VIN (I6U25W2Q. Stk. Sllvei/Black. 4-Dr.. Auto, -1-Cyl , PD/S/W/Lk5 . A r. Dun Air Big-, AfWFM 5' VIM I74'OW>~,' WI-, ti../fikjck. .1 Df SUV Ajlo, fi Cvl Pfl/S/W/Lks . An, Dual Air [tocjs. AM/FM St. VIN «7Jl B7SS2. : #260157X. MSRP: $27,2«X Lease: $2726 Dwn Pyl. S269 1st Mo. Pyt. SO Sec Oop. SO Bank Fee Stk. «270O2O. MSI5P: S1 /.725 leoso. 52/86 OMV f'/l.. %iifi Tit W-- pyr. E^J Sor Dop. ?0 Stk t-??M?? 'I.KT'f S'H.Cl'O [oast- 53l%r>wnpyt S3W hi Mo Pyl SJ00l?Gl.Sec.Dop..SO . $2995 Due At inception; Ttl. Pyls; $10. Ml. thereafter Cnd: SS93V4.2S MJeage Allowance 10.«X) M. Per V; / 2D r r/.. lhr,'eaf:«- Lnd ii7.W)2 '/.leago Alo^jrce IO.CBOMI FV?r Vi / JCK Per Mi Tdeieafler, Come in for a test drive and find out why we're all you need to know! 491 Morris Ave., Summit NJ Call 908-277-3300 Total Value Promise Prices Include all costs to be paid by a consumer except for lie, reg. & taxes. 'Based on closed end lease for S of mos. w/primary lender opproval. Lessee resp, for excess wear & fear. Prices expire 9/5/06. Not responsible for typographical errors. See dealer for details. D-4 Record-Press September 1.2006 I SUMMER PULL AHEAD END YOUFS LEASE TODAY IF YOUR GMAC LEASE ENDS BEIWF EN NfHV r. April f> WJ07 » YOU CAN TERMINATE YOUR LEASE f ARIY AT Mljl Tl VM\ VROi F F' UP TO FINANCING FOR 35 MONTHS ON ALL 2006 VEHICLES 9 OUT OF 10 EXCLUDING KOOiAK, SSR, & CORVETTE 8 ISP NEW JERSEYS USED CAR CAPITAL WE SELL! 1LABLEI NEW 2006 CHEVY rCerttfied EIPRFCC 14FT CUBE SilB6M.VMNUM0S2. •19919 BUY FOR mr Nl W .'IHH, EQUINOX FWD MALIBU LT — ? MALIBU MAXX LT St IE74* If! WWII 4DN. 6 «L atft. s/s/ABS/w, l/m, ct tilt cruise, Mlu^roofracK, Sft KIM. m mmi m, G CH WIC. a/c, p/$/o/w/t, c4 ft niit dual ar dags. Ut Stk nmimmmM, m, 6 cH auto, a/c, p/s/ABS/w/l/AOI pedali. B cd chnei. to) t/sniati «SflP:S73,«Pr«ent)y*sS7839 factory retale.$1995 due it inception (includes Miltaaiedsent allstnoa radiaiisideiiiactsir b90s.MSn^$13.400.$2949te X\m air bag; Met seats. MSflP: S21.21S. Price iiiMs $800 Faciorv rebate. $7381 due at inception $1» tm+ SO Id M wpent+SOSecurity Deposit! plus tags and taxes. Total vm/mfo tira lincludes $2949 tm+ $01 st M pynert+SO Security Deposit) plus tags and tawtlosl (includes SO down+ $01st mo wnneffl + 511 Security Deposit) plus tags and taiet Tetal ual: $5IO3/$I6,473 incMes IH mi per yr w/J5c ftereitter. pvints/residual: S/S83/S11,581, Includes lOKmi per yr W/.25C tt»ieatrer. Birmts/iBSiihial: S77B1/S1Z59Z. Includes lDlmpn yr */M tfierealter. •10,999 mo. HI '11,599 189 27mos. *199 39 HMM. •AM* m ^ j ^ • • b g g. f|. , 13,999 M5.499 MONTE CARLO 2LT TRAILBLAZER LS-^ TAHOE 3LT 4WD Sttt «7OI4 Vtl mm M, 6 cyl, m, s/c, c/s/ABS/w/l/m/s citilt, cruise, rr del. sun rool, dytl air Stk *[6825, HI fG21H07D, 4DR, Ecyl, auo, a/c. p/sMB$/w/!/m/s, d, til", crjse. dual airtow mil rack. SAff 7526, VI f7ll3SeOI. 5DR. e ryl. auto, p/s/b/w/L cd. tilt truise. bkt seats, alum KMS.0VO sys- ttags, side imact air bigs, natlim control KM radio, premium samd sys, W gkg MSRP: $24,950. Prtte tfti seats, alloy *k alarm hem mm sMe impact air tags, riming (xurdt. IKRP: S3I.39S. Includes tem pnwr litigate, sun root leate, mol rack. 6539 demo miles MSRP $44930. Price includes $2000 includes $63 factory rebate. Ml due at iicefnim (includes $2347 dnwn+ $0 'si mo wment + $0 $?500 factory retute. $2000 due ai mm fwluoes down pit.+Security Deposit) phrs lags and factory rebate $8 dam +1 st mo psyM + $500 Security Deposit = $398 due at iocemion plus Z!:. .*19,8880 Security Deposit) plus tags aimlaxes.Total ws.teiitol: S96D4/S34.E13. includes 10K mi w d w/.?K lanes. Total opts/residual: VTMl M hsludes IK mi per yr n/M ttaeatter. tags and taxes Foial Dvmrs/resitittal J1B.M7/S29.743 Includes lOK miperyr H/M tbereafier mereOtr. ^ mo. mo. mo. ....*23,999 36mos. 27 mo*. 39ITKW. St* Him. m OU211M, ?0H 4 cyl iMh, autqj/c. 24 HOURS/7 DAYS A WEEK! 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