Westfield native Brian Ciemniecki returns from a summer of baseball. See page C-1.
WESTFIELD SCOTCH PLAINS FANWOOD Vol. 14, No. 31 Friday, July 30, 1999 50 cents I Briefs Donatelli Red Cross seeks won't run Type O donors WESTFIELD - The for office Westfield Chapter of the American Red Cross is co- BYJOMUEDEBMAW sponsoring a special blood U-lM'OHUKSl'DNDKNT drive for people with Type O SCOTCH PLAINS - blood. Lorraine Donatelli bus decided The blood drive will be 3-8 not to run in the Nov. '2 election p.m. Wednesday at the Red for her Township Council seat. Cross office, 321 Elm St. All She was appointed to the donors will receive a specially council in Juno to succeed her designed T-shirt and a free husband, Franklin Donatelli, cholesterol screening, regard- who suffered a fatal heart attack less of blood type. in May. Mr. Donutelli was in the Blood bank officials con- first year of a four-year term. sider those with Type O neg- "I'm not running in November ative blood "universal donors" because I just don't, have the because transfusions of that time," Mrs. Donatelli told The type can go into virtually Record-Prt'ss on Wednesday from anyone. Type O negative is her home. also used for exchange trans- "My husband was retired," ehe fusions for newborn babies said. "He bad the time and he and pregnant women as well enjoyed it. But I'm tied up with as for premature babies in my grandchildren, which is a neonatal intensive care units. fulkimc job." Transfusions of Type O She said the Democratic Party positive blood can go to peo- had nsked her for a final decision ple who have Type A positive. by AUK- 1. Type B positive, Type AB pos- "Lorraine stepped up to the itive and Type O positive. plate, something not. everybody All donors must be 18 or GEORGE PACCIELLO/RECORD-PRESS would have done, because she older, provide a Social thought it was the right thing to Security number and have a do," Mayor Tieri Morgan Samuel signed form of identification. A classic in downtown Westfield said. Those who art* 17 may be This 1934 Ford roadster was one of the stars of the classic car show Tuesday evening In downtown Westfleld. The show was sponsored by The municipal Democratic donors with written parental the Westfleld Area Chamber of Commerce. Committee will suluct a candi- consent. date to run in the Nov. 2 election Appointments are recom- and the winner will take- office in mended. For appointments .January to complete the remain- and additional donor require- der of Mr. Donutelli's term. ments, call (800) 652-5663, Former resident "The council is extremely Ext. 140 grateful for what she- has done," Snmuel said about Mrs. Two performers opens a new B&B - Donatiilli. on Village Green SCOTCH PLAINS - The Scotch Plains Cultural Arts at the Jersey Shore— Council Committee is pleased to announce that on Thursday, BELMAR — She never even Gugliuzzo, who has begun Aug. 5, two performances imagined herself working full time. referring to herself by her maid- to discuss have been scheduled for the But for 16 years, Carol Lee en name, Tiernan "because it's HO Village Cireen. Gugliuzzo, formerly of Fanwood, much easier," has spent the last At 7 p.m. Guitar Bob, the donned a suit and climbed the few months and nearly $125,000 second of the summer's chil- corporate ladder at Prudential renovating the old home which charter dren's performers, will per- and more recently at IBM. Much overlooks Bulmar'n Silver Lake. WESTFIELD - The town form until 7:45 p.m. Bob's to her surprise, she learned all She installed new bathrooms in council is expected next Tuesday "Songs from the Kooky Jar" is about computers, programming, to continue discussions on a musical treat for the whole and business analysis. But her proposing a change in the terms family. His original songs fea- long standing personal dream 'Owning and operating of council members. ture an upbeat blend of musi- was fulfilled when she opened the bed and breakfast The discussion will locus on cal styles with appropriate her own bed and breakfast, the allows me to spend my whether u referendum should be childhood themes, which Morning Dove Inn in Belmar, on placed on the November ballot encourage active audience Memorial Day weekend. time doing all the things I that would petition the legisla- participation. Since then, dozens of guests love. There's more to life ture (or a change in the length of Following Guitar Bob will have come from far and wide to t.ermn. be the British Invasion enjoy the bright, sunny rooms, than money' Mnyor Tom Jurdim Haid thin group, "Carnaby Street" who ocean and lake views, and warm — Carol Tieman week be IISIN prepared a resolu- will perform from 8-9:110 p.m. hospitality that is quickly becom- tion for the council to consider. The concerts are free and ing the trademark of the Weslfiold is (inn of eight will be held on the Village Morning Dove Inn. each of the eight guest rooms, a municipalities in the state that Green, adjacent to the "Owning and operating the Jacuzzi tub, and created a year- has a special town charter form Municipal Building. Birch bed and breakfast allows me to round solarium, while maintain- GEORGE PACCIELLO/RECORD-PRESS of government. To amend this cur- beer will bo given out free of spend my time doing all the ing the home's original French rent system, a petition would charge thanks to the generos- things I love," said the innkeeper. moldings and six foot windows. have to he sent to the state legis- ity of the Scotch Plains "There's more to life than money. "When I opened on Memorial It's hot, hot, hot lature which would have to Volunteer Firefighters Assoc. Deciding to have my own bed and Day weekend, I already bad all This summer's unseasonably hot weather caused this Jogger in approve the change by a 2/ii In case of rain, the concert breakfast was not so much a available guest rooms filled," Tamaques Park in Westfield to wear only shorts last weekend. majority in each of the two hoUH- will be moved indoors to the result of my age, but my person- exclaimed Tieman. "That's There's little 9tgn of relief from this heat wave. os and then be- signed by the gov- high school auditorium on ality. It iits mo perfectly." (Contiriued on page A-2) Westfield Rd. (Continued on page A-2) New support group meets Wednesday Scotch Plains church SCOTCH PLAINS - The La Leche League of Weslfield is getting a new facelift has formed a new support jjroup for "Parenting Your Work should be done by millennium Toddler." The group's next meeting SCOTCH PLAINS The outside of the will be 10:If) a.m. Wednesday sanctuary of Scotch Plains Baptist Church, at the Scotch Plains Public constructed in 1870-1 for a cost of Library, 1927 Bart le Avo. $iJ!),(iOtf.b'l, is getting a facelift. For more information, call This major undertaking of the 2f>2-yeiir- Sharon London at <90K> HH9- 0010 or ChriHsy Alba at (908 > old congregation involves cleaning, reset- 653-159H. Support group ting and pointing of the bricks of the 12H- meetings are held the first year-okl sanctuary on Piirk Avenue as well Wednesday of every month. iis repainting, roof work, and installation <•( new stained-glass window protectors. The inside of the sanctuary wan remod- eled two years ago during the congrega- Inside tion's celebration of their yfidth anniver- sary. Commentary .. .A-4 The church's history records that,"March 30, 1870 is a red letter day in the history <>f Community Life .B-1 the church. On that day the Committee on Building presented plans for a brick and Obituaries .... .B-2 stone structure, to he erected oti the cornel" opposite the parsonage, at a cost (if $2ii.0()0. Sports C-1 They were given authority to proceed. The first Sunday worship service was held in PrimeTime B-3 the new building in -Inly of 1871." This renovation project of the siincl uitry Real Estate C-6 is expected to take 4-5 months to complete. Statewide Restoration Inc. ban been con- Automotive .. . .C-8 tracted for the cleaning and brickwork. The general contractor for the project is Skinner Classified D-1 and Cook Inc. of Roselle Park, Workmen are busy giving the Scotch Plains Baptist Church a facelift. July 30, 1999 Record-Press Former resident opens a new B&B at the Jersey Shore (Continued from page A-l) process of fixing up her home because HO many of the other and meeting the challenges one innkeepers in town have l»e«n faccH with home ownership. HO supportive." "1 did everything from Titsman credits her many painting to plumhing and elec- ,. friends and the Hupportive trical work there," Tiemun. .environment created by her fel- "Tiiat'H why I feel so comfort- low innkeeperw at the Jurney able going into this new busi- Shore for her HUCCCHB in launch- ness." ing her new endeavor. "Every Tieman also gained invalu- : step of the way there have been able experience dealing with , angeln helping me out," she people during the eight yeurs Haid. she volunteered for Contact We , Divorced ufter 25 yearn of Care, a telephone hotline and • rnarriaKe, Tienuin found her crisis intervention service. own voice and nonne of confi- "I used to be shy and quiet, dence when Hhe purch(iHC itivt'S- tigalt1 a change in the term length of elected officials. Walk-In Medical Facility - No Appointment Necessary "I would like the town of Wo.st field to re-examine our form of government which was adopt- Full X-ray and Laboratory Facilities ed more than HO years ago." 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DiiriiiH tin1 move. eiKployi't'H Tin- main operation of thr liiuoveied a liuinlier of used plo^ivutor's ntlue Vili'Mtcd spare iiotelionk linuli'i's thai were nn it had ntvupied sttiee H>7!), when li>tn;iir neciled thai wound up I he i;inv\ lllf; demands of thr iriin liemj; lollrclfd and donated to iual justiiv systrm reijiiireil a lU'cilv si'liinilrliililren. Democrat brunch on July 31 FANWOOl) Tin' l'anwiind will im-hidc Morou^h l-imucil GrORGf i'ACCIRlO Ml OOMO I'll! SS IVmorratic <\>mmiU(v will spun I'rrsidcnt William IN)|nilus| , the snr a fit tulr;ii-iinn l>miuh lent urinn 1 atic ciindulalt' lor mayor, thi' partvV slali m I In- Nov. 'J. j;t'U phis couiuil i\imliil;iti's I'atcii'id Taking it easy in style rial olfttion Tin' hrmu'ti will hi' 1'lanle anil Ailolc Kenny. Eight-year-old Marcie Wood and 6-year-old Julian Zeaarlrviounge on the running board of a 1925 Model T at the Wcstfiold Car Show Tuesday 11 >: :tO a.in -'.:i(l pp.m . Saturdayy, Adinissiim is $'-\0. \<\n moiv evening. 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CANDIIS, SCIMTID VOTIVIS « AtOMMHIIAPY at our. bayberry card & gift shop 1922 Wcilficld Avenue Scoich Pliins, NJ 860 Mountain Avenue i 1-800-522-4100 www.villcyninanilbink.com Mountainside • 908-232-7812 Across from fleet Bank • free parking in rear Record-Press July 30, 1999 Commentary Jersey Boy Brown is beautiful The summer of 1999 is quickly becoming one of the hottcKt and driest of the, decadt;. After a few summers of below normal temperatures and above normal precipitation, Central Jersey is .suffering through .days and days of 90-degree, heat and afternoons Mike Deak when thunderstorms born in the ridges of Pennsylvania evaporate at they reach tin; parched Delaware River, Electric companies arc reporting record levels of usage The stigma and tho water levels in reservoirs and rivers is far below normal. It iseanior to hike the Karitan River, than to pad- of frustration dle a canoe down the river. Some New .ler.sey municipalities have declared a water never fades emergency. But the slate has been curiously lagging in making official what already most of us know — we're in The stigma still stalks me. a drought and it's time to impose .statewide restrictions on I was the only member of the water usage;. Crabs & Cakes, a secret society at For example, there is no need to water lawns (except Johns Hopkins University, riot to those that have heen installed in the last six months;. have n date for the social event of the fall season — the Pigskin GraHH is supposed to turn brown in the summer; the Promenade. change of color in not a sign that your lawn is dying. Grass During my college days, I was is one of the most durable! plants the Earth has ever considered quite a dandy. There was. known and it can survive a hot, dry summer without our either a coed on my arm or at my help. Brown is beautiful. feet. Being the editor of the campus Trees and plants should bo watered on alternate days. newspaper and holding the ceremo- For example, in Montgomery Township residences and nial foot-long pica pole was a job homes with even .street numbers can water on even days that generated tremendous sex with residences and businesses with odd street numbers appeal and it was this literal watering on odd days. romance attached to journalism that let! to what 1 am Unlay. 'You Washing vehicles should be prohibited except for car can find my picture in the dictio- washes. Like grass, cars can survive a dusty summer with- nary next to "underpaid."* out any help from us. And there's also no need to wash But the week of the Pigskin down streets, driveways, decks and patios. Promenade found me alone in my There are a number of voluntary water conservation apartment playing Connie Stevens measures we can practice within our homcH. In the long records and preparing a paper on drought of this mid-1960K, we were encouraged "to .shower the Kierkegaardian model of per- with a friend." While the times may have grown a bit con- ception ("A Sight for Soren's Eyes.")' servative .since the Summer of Love, we can conserve While the other members of Crabs water by paying attention to our shower habits. Do we & Cakes wort' busy renting formal really need to run the water while we lather? wear for the evening. I wn» up to my There are other tilings we can do in the bathroom to Letters to the editor ankles in footnotes. conserve water. We don't have to run the faucet while we At first I was stoic, dismissing brush our teeth or shave. We can put a brick in the toilet the festive evening as "just unotht r and maybe we don't have to Hush every time after we uri- petty ritual whose solo purpose is t.> nate. ThoHe may sound like drastic measures, but they're Mayor should give proper credit remind us of our hominid origin.-" Then, as I gradually become exclud- harmlesH and will save water. To The Record-Press: received $357,000. So we ^ot less than our fair ed from the rings of knowing chut i- In the kitchen there are several more things to do to Recently Mayor Marytinno Connolly attrib- share. tes around the clubhouse, I began u> Have water. Simply fixing a leaky faucet can save 15 gal- uted tho borough's HUCCOHH in obtaining grant * For virtually all tho grants attributed to panic. Not having a date for the.. lons a day. Keep a jug of water in tin* refrigerator to use for money to Councilman Populus." She said In; hnd Mr. PopuluH, the applications were forwarded lo Pigskin Promenade would soil riiv • a cool drink instead of running \]u>. tap. One Bridgewater dune much to "build good relationships with him without request simply by virtui' of his reputation for the rest of my colic . family places a bucket under their air conditioner to col- county and state legislators." ponition an Chairman of tho Administration and giato days. Hore'n tho rest of (he story: Finance Committee. They did not require extra- The ink in my little black boi>k. lect condensation; they then use the water to take cure of 1 When PopukiH approached Assemblyman ordinary research or expertise. At* Chairman ol thuir plants. the Administration and Finance Committee, it had I xvn smeared over the years (••• • Hugger to fjet money for the Ko.scue Squitd IIIHI 1 the toai-s of those unlucky chump* We do not need a state mandate to begin conserving year, he asked Councilmnri Joel Whitukur to jf<» is Mr. PopuluR obligation to apply for grunts who had succuml>ed to heartbreak' water on our own. These are simple measures we can take with him to show it bad bipartisan support. Tho grants are often not awarded without the 1 effortH of Iho Republican members of council. begging for a glimpse at tho- to preserve one of our most precious resources that fur too Whitakor did HO, and Fanwood got the money. sacred numbers, a kabbala I often we taken for granted. *Wh«n 1'npuluH Nought $100,000 from 'the In years past, Andrew MucDonald, a romance. Most of the names had state this year, ho asked C'ouncilnian Lou Jung Republican, and Hruee Walsh, a Democrat, have iidlen into antujuity. the victims if to go with him to meet with So mile President chnirod tho Adminint ration and Finance di>re|Mir and croissants thrown Dnmiiri Dil'Vancenco and Assemblymen Richard Committee of the Fanwood Horoiitfh Council It ovi'i the morning mocha. But then' Hugger und Alan Augustine. Councilman .lung was their job in that position to apply for \va^ one name that stared at iin* The Record-Press is here for you attended not one hut several meetings with grants. When they did so they did not pat them- willi the yapping innocence of i l)i Francesco, Rugger and Augustine. And lit* selves on tho hack and take sole credit. lniui. puppy Lulu Van Liew. maintained close contact with the in and their If Councilman Popuhis has been aide to The following informal ion should help you get your wlall's. Whitnkor also has boon active in urging Hii imago is a fuzzy as ti cmi- obtain grant money, it is because he has been stelhiii"ii soon through the Ixitllci.if' ideas and community news into The I'rms: Cull Executive our legislative delegation to "look out" or supported by Councilmen Jung and Wbilak«>r. Editor Cheryl Kcnsko nl (908) r>7f)-IHiHl with story sugges- Kaiiwtmd. a troMi-it Iteer mug which, inciden- it would be nice if the Mayor gave credit where tally, is how 1 first saw Lulu. 1 had tions^ questions or comments. * When county officials Nets team with libraries to promote reading Summer reading dubs at the tin1 Civil IVaetico Committee of the Sunny Acivs I'ark Anttindu Cranford Public Libraiy. (ianvood New .h'rsev Supreme Court fnuu Merwede and liarv McrwinU1, Public Library and kt'nihvorth Public library art* being m-s|x*n- He is a fellow of the American sored by the New Jei>*\v Nets has- College of Trial L^awyers and a for- Scouts collecting kctbaJl club and Omnipoint. mer chairman of its state commit- handmade pillows The three libraries mv amtme; SO tee. He also is n fellow of the ClLANKOKt) Senior Girl that are involved with the promo- International Society of Barristers, r tion being wordinatod through thi1 American Har Foundation and Scout Troop 5,>0 is collect ing hand- New Jersey Library Association. American Board ol Trial Advocates. made pillows as part of" n 'Oold All children who enrolled Cor thi1 MeCiieedy, who lives in Colts Award project. St'mor I'Jirl Scout rending chilis rvceivod a bookmark Neck, holds a bachelor's degree Tiixip 550. with tin1 Nets lop). Backpacks, huts, from Columbia University and a The pillows will lx> donated to pennants anci other prizes with thi1 law decree from the Kordliain l'nytvt Linus tor distribution to Nets logo aiv boinn awarded to University taw school. terminally ill children around the renders based on the niiiiilx*r of His son. Jim. is a partner in the world. I'illows can lx? any size but must !x* handmade and "hiiMjftble.* minutes each child reads. Murristown law firm ol' Wiley. 1 l P Sweet sounds 1 All donations should IM i-t"Ctived liy In uddttiim. tht participating Mulehorn & Sirota. His daughter- Jrj Sandy Sasso belts out a tune libraries are eligible to receive tick- in-law, Mauivcn 1'lively, is an attor- Ann. 20. For more information, call r 1 with the Music Makers during a ets to Net** games or visits from t.he ney in the Morrislown law firm ol' Jessica Malum at UM)H) 272-1579. ^k recent Tuesday concert at the team mascot Sly. I'itney, Hardin, Kipp & S/.uch. More than UK) pillows already jOT gazebo In Cranford. The gazebo collected wen1 handmade by Ciirl _J at Springfield and North Union Scouts at a recent community |[H avenues is the site of weekly McCreedy ^appointed 'Outstanding Citizens' encampment. ^^^^^^^ ^^K \ A^m summer concerts sponsored association trustee are iiamid ^H by the Recreation and Parka ^H Department. CRANFOHD Krfwin .). ClUNFORD The Recreation Center tor Hope : McC reedy hus IXHMI reappointed a and l'arks Department has plans golf outing trustee of the New Jersey State liar announced its "Outstanding Aftsocinlion. s of the Week" in tbe pluy- The Center for Hope Hoapioo He is a partner in the Cranford program lor the week of will bold its annual ^olf 'outing law firm of McCreedy & Cox. A past July !!•: Monday, Sept. i:i at the Rosello president of the Union County Har Adams l'urk Daniel Clean' C.oifCiuh. Association and the Richard .1. and Hlaike r'rnser. Pnveeds from the lundraising I Hughes American Inn of Court, Bmoksuli1 Place School event benefit the Lindvn'-basod McCreedy is a former trustees of Ji'llVt>v Markovitcb and Olivia hospice and its asKtH-iated enlitioa, the Trial Attorneys of New Jersey. Sidinaitlo. including TIM-O House and the In the wtate bar association Hillside Avenue School Knther Hudson House. McCreedy is a pant chairman of the Joseph Bork and Himnji Stoiii. C'ost of $i;i!i includoH KretiiiB Judicial Administration Commit Lincoln Avenue School Hilly fivs, lunch, cocktails and dinner, H GEORGE PACCIELLO/ U« and a former memlior of the Davitt and 1'ltin i\)lito. I'ri/.es will lx> awarded. ^H THE CHRONICLE executive committee within the Orange Avenue SehiKil Kevin Kor tickets or sponsorship infor- Civil Trial Bur Section. Ik» was on Hovte and Kill*1 Sweeney. mation, call (90S) 4H(i-07(K). Piano students earn high marks CRANFORI.) Six students of Crunford piano teacher ClariHse Kant have received the highest possible marks m the annual auditions sponsored by tht1 Music Kducators Association of New Jersey. The pupils are Brooke Ford, CRANFORD SIDEWALK Errica (liordnno, Benjamin Holler, Craig Montiit»ri, Matthew Pnrness and Michael Vanfj- All six pianists have performed in recitals at the Madison I'uhlic Library. In addition, 7-year-old Michael received honorable mention as the third place winner in the Young Gifted Artists Competition of the Music Kducators Association He, I'mitf, Kevin Carpenter, Christopher D'Amlxilii and Alexandra Garcia performed at Columbia Artists Hall in Manhattan in a recent concert sponsored l>y the Piano Teachers Congress. JULY2r, 30U3T The Music Kducators Association sponsors auditions; competitions for composition and gifted student.--; student recitals: and monthly meetings for contin- THURS., FRL 9 AM-9 PM ued education of piano teachers. Kant recently was re-elected the asBociation's president. SATURDAY 9 AM-6 PM Bodian excerpts in book fair in Zimbabwe C RAN FORD A hook ml in- duced this week at tin.1 Zimbabwe International Hook Fair includes excerpts from n vie book written by Cranford resi- dent Nat ttodian. "Book Market ine; and Promotion: A Handbook of Good Practice" hn* been pub- • Rain Or Shine • Friendly Service lished by Hans Zell Publishers of London. England. This title Convenient Parking In Municipal Parking ^ is aimed at introducing pub- lishers in Africa and the devel- oping world to good book mar- North Union Avenue Will Be Closed To Traffic keting practices, "Book Marketing and And Filled With Merchandise Promotion" includes passages from "The Copywriter's Handbook," written by Bodian in 198-1 and used with his per- mission. "Your own books have been an inspiration." Zell wrote Stores With Great Bargains Bodian on the evt- of the book fair. "Thank you for giving us permission to u>e extracts from one of thorn." The Arrangement Cranford Optical Linda's Book Exchanaje Back to Nature Cranford Sport Center Magdalina's ;: Got news? Bagel America Dave's Wide Shoes Martin Jewelers If you want the news of your Bell's Pharmacy Explosions Michelle's Hallmark business ini'luded in The Chronicle, you can send it to Big Sky Bread Company Four D Jewelers Mirra & Ritter P.O. Box (>•)«.». SunK/rville. N.J.. Off The Record 08876; leave it in the drop box A Calm Approach Gateway Minerals at the Cranford Deli mi Walnut Gentlemen's Corner Pink Sub Avenue: or leave it at the Chiquitos offices of the Suburban New.4. Golden Touch Jewelers Phat Citi 301 Central Ave.. Clark. Cranford Beauty Supply You can also fax the informa- Cranford Bike Shop Hartig's Paint Store Tony's Cafe tion to us at (908' G7">-(>(iH.'l or CRANFORD Village Shoe Shop e-mail it to njnnrirs<"c<>m- Cranford Florist Hynes Jewelers pubell.com. For more information, call (908) 575-6684. July 30, 1999 A-6 Record-Press Jut? SIDEWALK 29, 30 If 31 Local mail's career turn is a marriage of writing, teaching CRANFOKD - Hrian Uradfonl is the ing the annual conference of the New He sees what he calls "a fine marriage first to admit that his true: passion in life is Jersey Writing Alliance, based on the New between writing and teaching." writing fiction. Brunswick campus of Rutgers University. "Both are processes of inquiry," he said. His works have been published in Black His presentation was "Taking It to the "In both cases you are knocking down Ice, T}ie Antioch Reviow, New Blood and Streets: Practical Applications for walls, exploring the rubble and going on other literary journals. Rhetoric," a program he said was "very well from there. A few years ago ho received the Henfield received." "When I write, I get an adrenaline rush. Transatlantic Review Award for short fic- The program focused on selling writing It's the same in the classroom. tion. as a means to express one's self and to "I encourage my students to view their There is, however, nothing fictional enable individuals to see writing as a mar- education as a work in progress. about his latest accomplishment: Bradford keting tool for the rest of their lives. "Life, like writing, is a series of revi- has been awarded tenure as an assistant "There are some students who see no sions," Bradford said. "Both require a great professor of English at Warren County relevance in writing," Bradford said. "We deal of risk and reinvention." Community College in Washington. want to change their way of thinking on The new professor has gone through The Cranford resident has been a col- that." lege instructor for five years and is the col- The Writing Alliance wants to create plenty of revisions himself: working on a lege's area coordinator of humanities. He "curriculum parity" among community col- shrimp boat in the Florida Keys, writing also oversees the college's literary periodi- leges, state colleges and state universities for a Manhattan-based weekly newspaper, cal, ars poctica, and the campus newspa- in New Jersey. Public high schools may selling tuxedos, teaching at a Japanese per, Fine Print. also be included in alliance programs in university for two years. Because of his work, the college plans to the future. He played football at CHS and at James begin a liberal arts program with an Bradford, a 1978 graduate of Cranford Madison University. English option in the fall 1999 semester. High School, enjoys a loyal student follow- "Every class has a different dynamic to Bradford and two of his colleagues were ing and uses his own life experiences to it," he said. "It forces you to be a creative eelected in May to give a presentation dur- make a point during classes. teacher." LINDA'S BRIAN BRADFORD BOOK EXCHANGE SIDEWALK SALE Resident's work featured STOREWIDE SALE! 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Rausch. Erin Goodwin, Alan Trzuskoskl, Edward Sweeney and Bethany Dittmar. Club members' graduating sons, daughters also honored CRANFORD - The College Women's Club held its annual scholarship awards dinner June 7 at the Roselle Golf Club. Scholarship Chairwoman Elaine Traynor presented awards of $1,000 each to five Save 50-60-70% Off Original Prices high school graduates who live in the township. Graduates, their schools and intended colleges are as fol- lows: James Doty, from Cranford Sport Jackets Suits j High School. The son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Doty plans to Hart Marx, Haspel, Regent Hart Marx, Haspel, Austin Barrie | attend Columbia University. s $ Sarah Hensler, from Reg. 175- 395 Austin Reed, Regent Cranford High School. The $ $ daughter of George Honsler $ 00 $ 00 Reg. 195 - 695 and club member Hilma Now 49 to 179 $ ! 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Now Gigantino, the daughter of l-ois 29 to 59 Gigantino; Erin Coodwin, the daughter of Carol (ioixU'in; Ryan Hegna, the son of Cynthia Hegna; Matthew Kaiisch, the son of Carol Rausch; (ieoflVey Rood, the son of Carol Rood: Edward Sweeney, the son of DAY Joanne Sweeney; dretfory EARLY RD Winter, the son of .Judy Winter; Sarah Henster; and Alan We Will Be Ready With Sidewalk Sale Prices Wedn&sdtMy Trzuskoski. In uddition, Lisa Lavikoff BEAT THE CROWD AND STILL SAVE BIO received the club's award tor SN the highest ranking girl in the OPEN WEDNESDAY 9 to 9 CHS Class of HK>9. She plans to attend Branded University. The College Women's Club raises funds for its scholarships through sales of the Cranford Community Calendar antt note GENTLEMEN'S CORNER cards of local sceiu's. alontf with other fundrnisinn events. Note cards arc illustrated by 11 North Union Avenue • Cranford, New Jersey 07016 • (908) 272-5350 club member Linda Sovvu. The 1999-2000 calendar will be available in Auguwl. Thursday July 29 • Friday July 30 • • Saturday July 31 For more information, call '-'Lois Mariano at (908) 272- Weekdays 9-9 • Saturday 9-6 r 2539. July 30, 1999 _ A-8 Record-Press Westfield High School names honor roll pupils WESTFiELD - WestJield High Andrea Maltese, Elizabeth Kjystle K. Dixon, Katherine School has issued its honor roll for McKeon, Meghann McMahon, Dohson, Charles Dodge, the fourth marking period. Daniel Moore, Kate E. Mortenson, Christopher Dodge, Bethany Named to the distinguished Bridget Murphy, Ilka Netravali, Dresely, Kathryn C. Duddy, Tyne honor roll: Caitlin Nish, Melanie E. Page, Duffy, Daniel F. Egan, Robyn Grade 12 — Tara Bhandari, Joeelyn Pashko, Alana Passananti, Ehrlich, Sara Elizabeth Euwer, Ian Diana Burdulia, Soth Burstein, Christopher Phclan, Diana D Federgreen, Adam Feinberg, Rebecca M. Goldberg, Jennifer Pritsker, Vrinda Rao, Alyson Jennifer M. Fowler, Brett Matni, Rebecca A. Matro, Amy E. Rentrop, Katherine Riley, David Friedman, Bradley S. Gillin, Molnar, Nellhi Kandeep, Natalie Roberts, Jamie L. Rood, Christine Cheryl Gordon, Clifford J. Warren and Andrew Wislocki. Salerno, Beth R. Satkin, Harold R. Haldeman, Matthew T. Hall, Edward Harry, Kerry Hart, Grade 11 — Stelanie M, Schliesske Jr., James D. Schliesske, Amy M. Seligman, Nichole A. Herttua, Susan M. Bistak, Michael J. Ciacciarelli, Hinds, Eleanor Hodara, James Paige E. Corhett, Sara Finestein, Suzannah F. Skolnik-Smith, Alicia Starkey, Michael Stotler, Robert Ryan Hogan, Kevin M. Johnson, Derek R. Lartaud, Rachel L. Luria, Richard Kaplan, David King, Laura E. MacNeil, Elizabeth Nicol, Stroud, Nicholas Tricarico, Margaret Turner, Anna Stephanie Kolterjahn, Mark V. Joshua Ray, Kathleen ML KUKSOII- Kolvites, Lianna M. Kong, Smitli, Kathryn M. Solon, Neil Urbanowicz, Karen Veltri, Lisa Nicholas Korn, Catherine Kuza, Talreja, Tanya Tran, Valerie Wickn, Maria Villalobos, Melissa Willyard Jonathan B. Lau, Alexander Leger, Ines Wu and Jessica L. Wyckoff. and Liza J. Yannuzzi. Andrew Lin, Aimee Lombard, Grade 10 - Ellen Dehra Grade 11 — Elizabeth D. Karen B. Manahan, Kelley Bernstein, Jessica A. Bowers, Ambrosia, Seth A. Augenslein, Masterson, Carolyn A. Matthews, Timothy Carroll, Ushma Dedhiya, Kathryn A. Bartholomew, Danielle Molly McDermott, Eileen David P. Geenberg, Daniel R F. Baukh, Kay H. Bhagat, Laura McKeever, Ureigh Ann Menza, Rotary donates to Contact We Care Gruen, Edward W. Hotfun, Rachnel Bonavita, Adam M. Brundage, Michael J. Meredith, John W, Horowitz, Jennifer M. Koreeky, Ryan BunLain, Clare E. Cambria, Merrimun, Kristin Messina, Carol Wood, president of the Scotch Plains-Fanwood Rotary Club presents an $1,500 check to Michael Lisa E. Krieger, Kelly Ann Lane, William E. Cashman, Kitty Chang, Jessica E. Meylor, Jonathan H. Nicholson, executive director of Contact We Care to support the agency's unique telephone listening Evan J. Lee, Sean Lewis, Anne Jenn-Tyng Chern, Brian S. Chiger, Miller, Rachel E. Moloahok, service. Pictured on the left is Andy Calamaros, president-elect of the Rotary Club. Loughlin, Shwan W. McCahe, Sang Ho Choi, Mary Clancy, Caroline G. Moore.Conner Mulvee, Victoria McCabe, Julie M. Murolf, Abigail Coxson, Robert A. Cunlifle, David J. Nariiorski, Mary Nielsen, Denise O'Connor, Andrew Ol.sen, Catherine A. Curran, Claire Erin O'Brien, M. Ryan O'Donohue, Kate Onishi, Richard R. Rowe, DeCampo, Raymond P. Andrew Osborn, Kristen Ostrega, Firm, JCC to offer computer courses Randi Siegel, Carolyn F. Singer, Encarnacion, Samuel Fleder, Julia Elizabeth Ottoson, Jessica L, Joseph Swingle, Shell J. Tamboli, W. Gates, Christine Genova, Sasha Patterson, Joseph I. Petrsoric, Julie SCOTCH 1'LAINS A state- opportunities at the Jewish ning in September. Current Daniel J. Weinberfj, Christina M. Gibbtms-Ohr, Shana Golembo, E. Phelan, Michael J. Pollack, of-the-art collaborative i-llbrl ha.s Community ('enter, located on course offerings will be greatly Yang, Allen Yu, Peter Yu and Eric Lisa R. Goodman, Sara Guerin, Caroline L. Powell, M. Frances Re, been announced by Amtech the Will" Jewish Community augmented and computer oppor- Zimak. Kristen Gundrum, Neha Gupta, Edward J. Reagan, Joshua Rogers, Business I'mil lifts and iiu> -ICC Campus, I.'i91 Marline Ave., tunities will reach a new level. Grade JJ — Tara Bchr, Alicia Thomas Hanscom, Zachary A. Jacob K. Rosenatein, Travis R. of Central New .Jersey, Scotch Plains. The programs beintf offered Bilheimer, Samantha Bourque- Hanson-Hart, Rose Davis Hely, Russo, Christian Santomauro, Amtech, ;i fully-integrated The existing computer lab, will be geared toward learners' Trieff, James Bridgeman, Megan M. Hobson, Joshua David Ashley Saul, Gregory G. Scanlon, computer services company, ami known as the Cantor Hillol intellectual abilities and think- Alexandra S. Brill, Ashley A. Carr, Hoey, Yao Young Huang, Julie C. Aron R. Schatz, Farryl Scher, the JCC have joined together In Hadowilz Computer Learning ing skills. There will he courses Julia Chahri<'r, Michael Charney, lannazzone, Sean P. Joffe, Scott Kathryn M. Schott, Christopher create and provide new computer ('enter, will double in size, begin- available in Microsoft Word, Tara Christakos, Erin E. Cockren, Kautxmann, Joanna D. Koeppel, Sclivvarz, Matthew J. Seagull, Lilya Excel, Access, Effective E-mailing Kovin J. Culro, Daniel DeSerio, Paul Kolterjahn, Andrew T Sinister, Matthew Simone, and more. Each program length Racliel Falcone, Adam Gonnley, Eli Krasovsky, Jason 13. Laderman, Elizabeth A. Sweeney, Jeffrey will be approximately four week- Harel, Sarah Heitnur, Karen Jonathan K. Larsen, Evan Michael Talmehnick, Katherine Trimble, ly sessions. Jluskey, Mara Judd, Shannon E. Ixjrner, Lin Li, Rung Liu, Linda E. Pietor N. Van Curt, Esther Van Amtech wilt also offer inten- Kunnth, Megan A. LeHko, Matthew Madorma, Marjorie R. Madresh, Pykeren, Jill Veltri, Alexis sive career development courses K. Lowenslein, Erin M. McClellan, Julianne Mandrillo, Lauren A. Vigilante, Kristin M. Wanca, at the JCC, daytime 9 a.m. - 4 Rosaline I'alalucci, Anura A. Patil, Mattes, Caitlin McGee, Aubrey P. Margaret Wei, Kristinn Williams, p.m., and evenings tJ-H p.m. Andrew l'ilecki, Sarah K. Round, MeGovorn, Maura W. McMahon, Tamara Yellin and MUn Ling Yeow. Classes will begin after Labor Elisabeth P. SaUmnne, Daniel B. Amy Ngeow, David Paik, Ki Mun Grade 9 — Christy Day. Watch for registration infor- Suoger, Lauren K. Solon, Miriam Park, Amanda W. Parker, Kristen Ahdelmessieh, Dania K. Aguero, mation in the next several weeks, Ztchliii and David Zorn. K. Pastir, Virginia R. Pnynter, Crystal Aidrich, Christopher or contact the JCC of Central Named to the honor roll: Sarah Pietruszki, Marina K. Annese, Kristin Anton, Lauren A. New Jersey at (90H) 8H9-8H00, Grade 12 Peter Powell, Mairen Priestley, Ralph Baeder, Joshua W. Bengal, Casey Ext. 205 or Amteeh Business Ahdelmeswieh, Elizabeth M. Rapuano, Justin D. 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Muuin*insi |c. Berkeley- Iki^liu. North I'lainfk'M. Plainficltl, Suuih KOI • t I INI H IMainflcld. Edison. Clark nr Watchung, New Jvrst-y. A.s an t-xjinpk-, on a $100,001) loan amount will, a JXVYu down payment f (j and m. points, the monthly payment is a $(Wi.(]7. Kale is for I to 4 family. <>w, ><.•! or.tupic- ; * y* i; •••3 »4 i 3' The balloons at the festival get more colorful every year. There was fun on the ground and in the sky READINGTON - The 17th Annual Quick Chek New Jersey Festival of Ballooning has become one of the most popular events in the New Jersey summer, with thousands coming to Solberg Airport for a variety of activities. The balloons, of course, are the stars of the show with ascensions at dawn and dunk. But there's plenty of other fun things to do, including the Skydiving Elvises, a variety of musical acts, circus performers and hands-on activities for children. It's the largest summertime balloon festival in North America and next promises to he even bigger and better than this year. ! ^.KW '? . The sight of soaring balloons Is always thrilling (or the thousands of spectators. Five-year-old Jasslem Harper of Edison does his own soaring on the Rosa Rosales, 15, of tho Nc->rth Wind Museum Circus with a Purpose, Photos by Nicole Dimclla trampoline. performs a bit ol derring-do on the trnpuze. The Flying Elvises once again proved they are on the most pop- ular acts at the balloon festival cither In the air (left) or on the ground meeting their fans. July 30, 1999 B-2 Record-Press H William B. Barnes j Obituaries work as chairman of the "Voice of •WESTFIELD - William H. Democracy" contest sponsored by Barnes, 86, died July 22, 1999 at Martin Wall berg Post 'i, American his home. He helped organize l/egiun. Mr. Barnes was ;< volunteer David Mumford E N I O R S American Association of Itelired with Meals on Wheels and the SCOTCH PLAINS - David Chapter 99, Order of the Persons Chapter 14.T7 in tin: town Retired Senior Volunteer Program M. Mumford, 75, died July 26, Eastern Star, both in Westfield; apd aided seniors through the of Union County. 1999 at Rah way Hospital. He and the Crescent Temple, AARP Chapter 1437 Senior Handyman service in Union Trips sponsored by the AAKF chapter: (bounty. His wife of 55 years, Elsie, died had been a decorated World A.A.O.N.M.S., in Trenton. i Jit' was horn in Washing on, in 1 !)<)(>. War 11 soldier and owned Surviving are his wife, Leola Sept. 20-23 - Hunts Landing (Matamoras, PaJ for the I). C, and had lived for many years Surviving are two sons, !iol>ert Mumford Dental Ceramics in Thomas Mumford; a son, Mitch "Roaring 20's Festival" and Mid-Hudson Valley (Culinary in Wesllicld. and William; and a sister, Muriel the township prior to his retire- of Scotch Plains; a daughter, Institute of America, FDR mansion, Vanderbilt mansion, •• Mr. Barnes wu.s a shipping man- Norris. ment. Judy M. Leslie of Lansdale, Pa.; Brotherhood Winery, Gillinder glass factory). Call (908) 232- ajjur with Rheem Manufacturing Services were held Monday sit Mr. Mumford was born in two brothers, James Jr. of 7153. C]o. at its Linden plant prior to his the Dooley Colonial Home. Burial Westfield and lived in that Springhouse, Pa., and William wa.s private. town before moving to Scotch of Woodcliff Lake; and five Oct. 1016 - Smoky Mountains (Tennessee). Includes 1080 retirement. He owned a truck- Cherokee Village, Dollyw I D^nii l>Wrtk*H[*li^ffliH.u1kyt-f'.-*MTi1at>njikfi.n I * r«v*nrht HVJ • S ,r« intnW ,lrtk|..i-.l Call Rtik 973-379-4525 t t JM^'MVpUf tfH* lilMN hi Wi W# tttrfW i"|iH'^i(<* 1*1) l *tj^i+^ ijiJhi* fti^J int<»Miit r\ity hi' nnuiitJ NIK (t^bMt. to iijntfH \ tlit 1-8OO-981-564O www.Holycroisnj.org llmt t^y THIS WEEK Dancer attends Nutmeg Ballet CRANFORD — Andrew Notarile is dancing his way through New England moun- tains this summer. The 13-year-old Cranford resident is attending the 30th International Summer Session of the Nutmeg Ballet WYACT's in Torrington, Conn. Andrew is one of 109 'Threepenny young dancers from 27 states who began a six-week train- Opera' ing session with the Nutmeg Rich McNanna Is Mack the Knife and Margaret Brautlgam troupe on July 5. Activities is Polly Peachum In WYACT's will end with performances production of The Threepenny Aug. 12-14 at the Victorian Opera July 30-Aug, 8 as part of Studio Theatre in Torrington. the Arts Incubator Festival at Most students in the Kean University. Tickets can be International Summer purchased at The Music Staff on Quimby Street In Westfleld Session are 10-18. On occa- or at the door. For tickets or sion, young men are accept- more information, call 233- ed up to age 24. 3200. Andrew is studying ballet technique, pointe, theory and other dance-related subjects in the program. Classes are under the direction of Sharon E. Dante, founder and direc- tor of the Nutmeg Ballet. Other instructors include Alexi Tchernichov, who trained with the Bolshoi Ballet in Russia; Eleanor D'Antuono, a former prima ballerina with the American Ballet Theatre; and Joseph Albano, founder and former director of the Hartford Ballet. For more information, visit Stamp Expo coming to Springfield next month www.nutmegballet.org on the Internet. SPRINCFIELI) Atlantic public. These efforts have in;; and selling stamps of the also be on display. This stamp, trio club will be presont and a Coast Inhibition's of hdm ('oast, brought more than :j,()l)0 new or world will be present. Free door which was issued to commemo- courtesy loun^o will ho avuilable Fin. announced that it will pre- re-interested persons into the prize drawings for more I ban rate the 1!)()1 Tan to tlume who wish to lonrn more Enjoy tea sent tlu1 Greater New Jersey hobby. $!il)() in merchandise will be held. American Imposition held in about pailiciimtin^ in tin- dub. Stump Rxpo in conjunction with Stamp collecting is the A lar^e youth area with free Ituffalo, NY in Unit year, wus mis- For moro int'ormutitm about on The Terrace j the Wi'Mlii'ld NU Stamp Club. nation's number one hobby. The stamps and collecting materials takenly printed in this manner. tht1 (1 router New iJernuy Slump SUMMIT — Sip tea on the \ The show will be held Aug. '2H- United States Postal Service esti- will be available for all kids that Of the l(i() million of this slump Expo write Atlantic COUHL Terrace and enjoy the sereni- 2!) at the Holiday Inn inmates that there are more than attend. A Hoy Scout merit badge produced, only 140 were mistak- Kxliibilions, 42 Baltimore Lano., Springfield on Koutc 22 Went. 22 million Americans who collect roistered counselor will be onenly printed in this manner. Of Palm Const, KL XJ137-HH50. Or ty of the beautiful Reeves- r Reed Arboretum. Iced teas Show hours arc Saturday, Hi stamps. Any interest can he com- duty t.« answer ijiieslioii.s con- the 1-10 stamps produced, only S*H call 15)01) •Ur>- *.* B-4/Record Press prime time/ July 30, 1999 'Hello, Dolly!' coming to Roosevelt Park EDISON — Plays-in-the-Park has Carol Channing. Starring in the title role is Menlo Park Shopping Center. Use th& announced the opening of its third musical Susie Speidel of Springfield who played Grandview Avenue turn off into Roosevelt production for the 1999 Summer Season, the Mama Rose in "Gypsy" two seasons ago. The Park. The County Police will direct you to the American classic "Hello, Dolly!" object of her affection, Horace Vandergelder, free parking. This beloved family cnlcrtaingment opens is played by Joe Conti of Hillsborough. Also in There will be a sign language interpreted Wednesday, Au#. 4 at 8:30 p.m. and plays the cast are Susan Dougherty (Mrs. Molloy) performance on Wednesday evening, Aug. 11, every evening except Sunday through of Edison and Patrick Andrae I Cornelias* of with a raindate of Thursday, Aug. 12. The the- Saturday Aug. 14, Tickets are $3 for adults, New Brunswick. ater is handicapped accessible and there is a children under 12 are admitted free. The box The show is directed by David Christopher separate wheel chair section. office opens at 5:30 p.m. on the night of the who helmed last seasons "My Fair Lady"; For further information, call the theater at performance and audience members may Lorinda Haver is the choreographer and (7321 548-2884 during the business hours of place their low-back lawn chairs as soon aB Vincent Zito is the musical director. The turn Monday through Friday, 8:30 p.m. to 4:00 they purchase tickets. Food is available or of the century sets are designed by Vern p.m. audience members may leave their chairs Smith, lighting by Stephen Brady and cos- Funding has been made possible in part by and return before the 8:30 p.m. curtain time. tumes by Frank Champa. the Middlesex County Cultural and Heritage Tickets are sold on the day of performance Plays-in-the-Park performs in the newly Commission through a grant provided by the only, no advance saleB. named Stephen J. Capestro Theater (former- N.J. State Council of the Arts/Department of "Hello, Dolly!" was one of Broadway's ly the Roosevelt Park Amphitheater J which is State, and by the generous financial support longest running hits and made a star out of located off of Route 1, one block south of the of the Friends of Plays-in-the-Park. 1999 Teen Arts Exhibit touring county IJWmUNION -— ThThfe. 199190.(19 TeeTr HOMEMADE SOUPS DAILY WYACT presents Downtown Rahway W. Main at Irving Street SANDWICHES PREPARED Bring a Lawn Ctiair & PINNERS FOODS Thursdays in August 7-9 PM TOGO book & lyrics by August 5 The Tim Gillis Band Country BERTHOLT BRECHT August 12 The Verdict Reggae &Soca 3K\CK OVEN HOMEMADE music by & August 19 New Power Soul Swing & Dance ITALIAN August 26 The Party Dolls Oldies ITALIAN KURT WEILL T BREAD SAUSAGE i C I IV Ol UAIIWAY PARKS & UiCKl' UION DIV , i MARC BLIT2STEIN inii>siviiiiiiMi wuli RAI1WAY fl-NI I K I'AK I N! RSHIPimd $ OO i i I'NIMN i Ml MY Alt (Nil N] IK 1 OFF C.'Al.I. 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FOR INFORMATION CALL WESTfIELD K0UN6 ARTISIS COOPEWIIVE IHLtfK (WYACT) 908-233-3 30. 1999 prime time! Record Press/B-5 Films in focus: A look at the latest movie releases Coptoy N»ws Service Isaac Hayes, Minnie Driver. n timo: 1 hour. IT min- rape, to copy her horrid gang security, snake-pit psycho ward irom San Diego, drudgingly. Joe Irey Parker, Matt Stone. utes. (Klliotti K;itod l'(;-!;t. .'5 rape at West 1'oint. so as to That will depend on his psycho agrees to boat him down the NEW RELEASES ' Hehert > Rated R. 2 -tar-; "SOUTH PARK: BIGGER stiirs. finally nail dad with the guilt of logical evaluation, which eager Inland W.itriu.n tn a mysteri- 'AVILI) WILD WEST" - Will RKCENT RKLKASKS having covered tip her previous and ambitious young shrink ous mooting. That leads to a big LONGER AND UNCUT" - It's Smith is in strapping, macho t;ot a love story, a war and "Hit; DADPY" - The promo- rape <"fur the honor of the Theo Caulder (Cuba (iooding shock, and the sudden beaching heaven as government agent timuil poster <>! "Big Daiidy" itM- Point." and his career*. It pumps enough musical sap to gum up Jr. i is aching to perform. The onto a lush but deserted island Jim West in -Wild Wild West." tuivs Adam Sandlci'and a link' along briskly, and the good cast ears from here to the Great realistic simians are little more ot Joe. Donna and Noelle. It's too Based on the pop-cultish TV boy, hoth prinunl tn urinatf oiv gets maximum munch from than gorillas in the grist. Cast: much, though capably per- White Way. Hey, is this "South 1 show i 19ti5-tilM. the film barrels sonit posh doors. W'v >cv that their dialogue, Cast: John Anthony Hopkins. Cuba formed. Park" or "South Pacific"? The along - shooting both barrels. whiz.iuid t'tuir ur five othors. It's Travolta. Madeleine Stowe. Ciooding Jr., Donald Sutherland, answer to that question is Cast M.iry Kli/.abeth West is first seen hobbling with supp(tst>(l ti» bt> a big lau^h i>:ieh James Cromwell. James Woods, Maura Tiernev. (ieorge Mast ranlomo, David apparent the second you hear a lovely lady in a water tank. tinu'. bi'causi' boy-nian Sonny Timothy llutton. Clarence Dzundza. (Salm* Hated H. '2Straitharii. Vanessa Martinez, the actual words to the cheeky They get spilled out by a ram (Sandk'i-i has taught tho kid. Williams III. Running time: 1 IS stars. Kris Kristoffei'snn. Ciisoy musical numbers that punctu- pfiging loon, the Confederate -Julian, whom ho hopes In adopt, minutes. (Klliott* Rated H. 2 "LIMBO" - Mary Kli/.abeth Siemas/.ko, Leo Burmoster. ate "South Park: Bigger, Longer Gen. "Bloodbath" McGrath HVd the art of public urination. Snnu1 stars. and Uncut," Most of those words Mastrantonio is fair of face and tKlhotn Kated R. 2 stars. Lovinei. who doesn't much care of the eool (bleep) inrludes niak- "INSTINCT" • It seems that fine of voice as Donna De consist of four letters. Many of r that the Civil War ended lour in^ skiitfhoaniers take nasty while in Africa. Dr. Kthan Angelo, a nervous escapee from them start with "F." In a sense. HAT1X: years before ami his side lost. falls, extruding gum like mucus, I'owell (Anthony Hopkins), n bail marriages, and a gifted yet the whole plot of this nasty little For the South must rise again, •I STARS • Kxrt'Uvnt. bod-wotting cover tact its lust- primatologist doing research on unreuowned singer in joints. :i STARS \\\>rt!ix. flick revolves around issues of even ii il requires major shoot- newspaper', hurling eanneil gorilla behavior, went native Donna leaves her current man censorship and hypocrisy. The ing, boozing and whoring bv a 'J STARS • MLwti. food nn the fliuir. and null' with extreme prejudice: He dis- in a fierce skedaddle. She takes 1 STAR - Poor, high jinks begin when young- war wreck like McGrath. The insults to seniors. There is a appeared for two years and along her jaded and dyspeptic 0 - Fowt II. sters Stan, Kyle, Kenny and evil mind behind tin' scheme to sqitishy topper. Sonny's lived like an animal with the daughter. Noelle. Donna takes Nli • Not Rated. Cartman, regulars from the seize history and loot it blind is wheedling speech asking for former objects of his study. up with depressed former fish- hugely popular Comedy Central Dr. Arliss Loveless (Kenneth ehild custody. "Bi^ n;»ldy" is Convicted of killing two erman Joe (liistincau (David cartoon, sneak into an R-rated Branaghi. Kevin Kline plays the Cults ult's fompilvd from sort of nothing. It may make- Rwandan soldiers, he has been Slruithurii). Hour Joe's shifty miwit' rcrirtrs icrtt/fii hv movie. Anyone bucking for an even more inventive Artemus millions, but the run of zeroes whisked back to the United half-brother (Casey Siemas/.ko) Gordon, at first a rival to West. Elliott, film critic for ( excuse to get outraged over the pretty well sums it up. Cast: Slates, probably to he locked turns up. with an odor of 1 baseness of popular entertain- hut Iheti his partner. Cast: Will 77M Sun l)ici;o I'uiuii-Tribune, Adam Sandier. .Joey Lauren awav forever in a maximum crooked money and had deals (erit/itu!) ami other staff writers. ment will find plenty here to Smith. Kenneth Branagh. Kevin Adiims, .)on Stewart, Hob sloke the flames of indignation. Kline, Salnia Hayek. M. Emmet Schneider, Josh Mnstel. ('ok> Voice cast: Mary Kay Bergman. Walsh, Ted Levine, Bai Ling. and Dylan Nprouso, Slevi- Buseeini. Huninng tinu1: !>."> min- RHYME TIME utes. (Klliott) Uated I'C-l.i. 1 star. 1 3 "THK tIKNKRAL'S DAIH;H- 13 TKU" - rlolin Travolta is Paul Brennoi. a U.S. Army internal INIWUOON 17 agent win) discovers that a mill tary installation in tieorgia is a CUOUfll 1 20 lot worse than the roll en one in "»*• TWI moo I Carson McCullers' "Reflrelions TMff C«MkU MAU.OOH | in a tiolden Kyi>."(Jen. "Ki^htiu^ OOLF . Joe" Campbell, the revered ram- covir • rod played by scarecrow James OTHM 4MMiir ITIIM* Cromwell, is retiring to run for Mtw SOAHOMMLM vice president. Hut his lovely OAMI A VHMO AMCAOf daughter Li/ (Leslie Stelanson* is murdered, and found spreiid- oagle naked. Kli/.alieth wits a brilliant instructor in psycho logical warfare, and richly right for it by also being a psyclmtic. I'll'. • ni|(u»iT N'l li< ir'-.-M.I.- Not raped before death, she ImichiM'ul I ' lufci'l cleverly staged a simulated M 55 ACROSS 46 Comurnwl 11 ••„ i, 48 Stain ItiMAtn I? 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Scutari a H average- attained in high school, SATURDAY St., Westfield, 3-8 p.m. CARNABY STREET announced a new program initiated and an annual lamily income of loss Appointments recommended; Sixties tribute hand. Village Candy Land). Call (908 > 27 2- W the county — tho Freeholder than $75,000. Students applying for JULY 31 call (800) 652-5663, Ext. 140. Green, Scotch Plains, 7 p.m. 2471 or (908) 862-7781. Scholars Program. the Freeholder Scholars Program BENEFIT BRUNCH - for FEMALE — meeting and Rain site: Scotch Plains- CAR SHOW - antique and :This program was established must file for federal and state finan- Fnnwood Democratic Party discussion with Formerly Fanwood High School, 641 classic car show along Quimby by the Union County Hoard of cial aid. The Scholars Program slate. B.C. Fields, 5(J0 Employed Mothers at the Westfield Road, Scotch Plains. Street, Westfiold, 6:30-8:30 Chosen Freeholders to unahlo our award will cover the difference Springfield Avi\, Westfietd, Leading Edge. Hannon House, Free admission. p.m. Aug. 24. (Street closed 5-9 country's .students who attained hetween UCC tuition and fees, and 10:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m. Cost $,'10. 38 Springfield Ave., Cranford, Call (908) 322-6700, Ext. p.m.) academic success* in high school to other financial aid received. Call (908) 889-5298 or (908) 7:30 p.m. 222. Registration: Call (908) 654- receive two (roe years of collect; Freeholder scholars who maintain a 789-7980. Call (908) 272-2471 or (908) 4100. toward an associate's degree at 3.0 grade point average at the college 862-7781. Union County College," stated are eligible to receive the scholarship Scutari. "So many .students and for four consecutive fall/spring COMING UP WANTED BOOK CLUB - discussing their parents are caught in the mid- semesters. BOOK CLUB - discussing ¥W#*1^ • WmmMJ dle. Their income is too great to 'The freeholders are pleased that THURSDAY "Americans at War" by Stephen DEALERS - for fourth receive a sufficient amount of finan- the program, tho first of its kind in AUG. 4 E. Ambrose. Town Book Store, annual Antique and Collectible cial aid, yet paying for college in Now Jersey, has lx;en meeting with PARENTING YOUR TOD- AUG. 5 255 E. Broad St., Westfield. 8 Doll. Toy and Train Show spon- these times of ever escalating edu- a great deal of interest," Scutari DLER — support group spon- p.m. Aug. 10. Call (908) 233- sored by Westfield Lions Club. JERSEY FRESH - farm- 3535. Pantagis Renaissance, Route cational costs is quite hurdensome." added, "We are looking forward U> sored by La Leche League of ers' market at railroad station, helping Union County students to INDOOR BARD - "Two 22, Scotch Plains, 10 a.m.-3 Beginning in the Kill of 1999, Westfield. Scotch Plains Public South Avenue, Westfield, 2-7 p.m. Nov. 20. these scholarships will cover the cost attain their higher education goals." Library, 1927 Bartle Ave., p.m. Thursday to Oct. 28. Call Gentlemen of Verona," for card- of tuition and Jeon at Union County Call the Union County College Scotch Plains, 10:15 a.m. Call (908) 233-3021. holders of Westfield Memorial Spaces $30 first table, $25 College for entering or returning stu- Office of Financial Aid at (908) 709- (908) 889-0010 or (908) 653- GUITAR BOB - with Library, 5B0 E. Broad St., each additional. dents who meet the criteria of coun- 7141 for brochures on the scholarship 1598. "Songs from the Kooky .Jar" for Westfield, 7:30 p.m. Aug. 11. Reservations: Call (908) 232- ty residency, full-time enrollment pmgram and further information. BLOOD DRIVE - for those children of all uges. Village Free admission; tickets 8551 or fax (908) 654-3643. Deadline Noon Wednesday Prior To " . 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RECORD-PRESS 23, Ciemniecki appears to have met And Hornell did struggle early, When Ciemniecki did heat up, it his pre-summer goal. stumbling to a 6-14 start. Ciemniecki apparently rubbed off on the ballclub, WESTFIELD — Rutgers University Ciemniecki chalked up some hurt his arm pitching in an exhibition which went 11-9 in the second half. needs a more reliable leadoff man on admirable summer numbers hitting game against an American Legion "He was a spark plug for us," its baseball team next spring, which leadoff for Hornell. team two weeks into the season, and Carroll said. "He'd got a bunt single means the Scarlet Knights are looking He batted .331 (43 for 130) with 12 he battled strikeout woes. and two pitches later he was on third for offense and speed. RBI and 19 walks in 38 games. He Baseball "He gels himself down by not being base. Hi* kept the team fired up. I was Speed is already a huge portion of broke team records by stealing 30 aggressive enough," Carroll said. "He's talking to his dad the other night. Out the Brian Ciemniecki package, but if baaos (out of 32 attempts) and scoring got a good leadoff hitter mentality. of HO some stolen bases, 1 don't think I there was one thing the Westfield 42 runs, and he ranked second on the N.C., juggled players from all over the When he's using the whole field and gave him the steal sign more than High alumnus wanted to get done this club in hits, average, walks and on- states — Alabama, Florida. Iowa, he hits ball on the ground he's tough twice." summer in preparation for his junior baso percentage (.405). Louisiana, Minnesota, New Jersey, to get out." Ciemniecki said lie is taking two season at Rutgers, it was to improve "The main thing for summer was to New York, North Carolina, Virginia Because of his injury Ciemniecki weeks off before resuming weight his hitting. get at bats and concentrate on my hit- and Washington. Carroll came away was relegated to designated hitter training and conditioning. He The only way to do that is get more ting," said Ciemniecki, who batted impressed with Ciemnieeki's work duties. returned home with lliree out-of-state at bats, he said, so he played for the .297 for the Knights from the No. 9 ethic at the plate. The new role seemed to suit him teammates Monday and he planned to Horncll (N.Y.) Dodgers of the hole last spring. "I was cutting down "Our general manager talked with because it enabled him to concentrate take them to the Mels-Pirutes game Northeastern Collegiate Baseball on my strikeouts. I was feeling com- a scout who recommend ml him and we solely on hitting. that night. League. fortable up there and swinging the bat pursued it from there," Carroll said. "I struggled at first but I got used "It was a great experience." he said. The Dodgers packed a 40-game well." "He was tremendous for us all year as it," Ciemniecki said. "I got to like it a "It was tough competition, but I never schedule into a month and a half, and Hornell Head Conch Aaron Carrol), the leadoff hitter. Basically when he little bit. It is kind of different having felt overwhelmed. I felt I could pluy at Ciemniecki came out swinging. who's in his fifth year at Division III wins, we win. When he was on base, a leadoff DH but we were struggling the level. A bunch of us are talking Although the Dodgers struggled early Chovvan College in Murfreesboro, we stored runs. When he struggled, we so much for runs that 1 stayed in about going back next year." Nilsen pads league-best record, clinches first place in Union Co. Comcast takes two, keeps second-best record in senior league Ron Ivory hit a two-run home Mike Ward (home run) led the run, Bruce Bilotti had two hits Union County offense for Rehabco, and Frank Ciampi and Jerry Rehubco 18, Legg Mason 6 Hettrick both had key hits in Senior Softball - Bob Bierman (two triples, the seventh inning as Nilsen double), Dick Kotowki, Buddy Detective Agency scored three Standings an of July 23 Hra/aitis and Kd Malko posted times in the seventh to bent multi-hit efforts for Reliabco. ChoequoH, G-4, claim its league- 50-plus Division I Henry Barnes (double), Bob best 18th victory, and clinch (Mark and Willie Morrison first place in 50-plus Division 1 W-L (JB (triple) had multi-bit gameH for of tin* Union County Senior 1. Nilsen Detective 18-2 Lcgg Mason. Softball League. 2. Comcast Cableviskm 1 *. Avenue, Scotch Plums, 07070. July 30, 1999 Record-Press C-3 Terrill Middle School [Campus notes names honor students Colleen McCarthy Ryan of WVstl'icKI \\.i-. nanu'ii to the 0T I PLAINS Teit 1 dean's hsi tin llif spring semes- Price, Steven Rodriquez, M-?Ti S J • -" ter at I hi' I \illrgi> id' tlic Holy Alexandra Roslofi", Neal Shukla, Middle School has issued its Cror>s iti Wi.ivi'.-t.'r, Mass. The Bruce Smith Jr., Erica Speer, honor roll for the fourth marine daughter of Mr and Mrs. Hobert Amanda Wells. Kristen Wuost, period. IV Kyan is ,i tichhiiiiin majoring Named to the diMiiifuisiipd Caiilin Wrgalonis and Gershon m hi ii|;hsb. honor roll: Zb Grade 8 - Kheu Grade 7 - Jesse Allen. yy fTdl Garileld (.hakraborty, David Chang, Uicardu Arocha, Ryan Aspell, Alyssa David, Sofia Fayngold, Avi- . Westlii'Ul. was named to the Sara Heckerman, Eric Connolly. dean's lisi lor llu- spring H)i)9 Benjamin Flath. Malina Brian Coyle, Caryn Feder, Milonnet, Aurpon Mitra, Esther semt'sler ,il Syr.icusi' University Brandon Femia, Diini Finkel, in Syi-ii-iisc, N.V 1 lc is a senior Ogunyemi, Sonali Phatak, Amanda Frank, Hannah Elizabeth Pilkington, Amy Ryan, nuijurinf.; in inlonnalioii manage- Creenspan, Michael Hessenu'r. mellt ;ll\i) Ici'l IUUIUL;V, Delsa Slaugh. Nisha Tamhankar, Morgan Larkin, Ark-ta Lobacz, Sarah Van Wagner, Emily Kimberly Lorenzini. Laura lrinu It. Avram of l().r) W. Walker, Caroline Webb and Manzi, Robert Mnroney, Dervck Judith Wicker-Briscoe. Mi-i>;id St.. Wislfirld, lias gradu- Middleton, Peter Miller, Jared ated from Norwich University in Grade 7 - Flora Alexander. Montagna, Lindsay Ordower, Norwich, Yt. Shr rt-ci'ivt'd a bach- Alexander Clark, Rachel Diken, Nathan Parker, Lukasz Pukalo. elor's dfgivc in inli-rnalional Kristi Gayam, Cheryl Kuplun, Abigail Rosenblatt, -Joseph studies dunnc the univorsity'a Vani Kilakkathi, Amanda Miller. Ruggiero, Rosanna Rvskasen, IKOtli euniiiH •nriMiunt exercises Christina Minniti, Scott Baric Salmon, Juliana Sams, May 0. Moynihan, Jessica Nouringer. Kristin Schardien, iJeanne The ilaiifih'er uf Mr. and Mrs. Hoshni Patel, Vaidchi PaU-1, Schneider, Kimberly Schurtz, Puutitru Avr. mi p.radnatiut from Allyson Salisbury, Tracy Salmon, Aly.ssa Scizuk and Talia Westiield Ili^ll Schnol. I)aiu» Skwirut, Eric Swensnn, We in berg. Slttphen Tavarcs and Grade 6 — Brittany Adisano, Christopher Wallden. William Albizati, -Jonathan Grade6 — Jenny Buvke, Aliza Altman, Michael Baumwoll, DeNichlio is Burns, Uori D'Aloisio, Tiffany Nikhil Bhasin, Jessica Davis, Elise DcVries, Michael Dinkiewicz, Carlene IJinizo. Rachel Dolfjin. Elizabeth Bronikowski, Robert Butora, named Civil 1'lko, Alexander Gorvoshi, Rachel Kj-ystina Byron, Jennifer Calvo, (iooi\ Robert Gordon, Karina Amanda Cameron, Kaitlin Ciollihoym, Laura Harrison, Carman, Joscelyn Chang, R;uhel Engineer Shannon Hassett, Rachel Charme-Baum, Celina Chaves, Ik'iv.berg, Abraham Hiatt, Nora Amanda Cohen, Christopher Issik, Stephanie King, Aaron D'Annunzio, Elizabeth of the Year Klomow, Rebecca Koransky, DeCataldo, Jacquelin DeJohn, Mll.l.MUHN Nicholas M. Jason KrucytT, Robert Lasher. Christine DeLuca, Alexa UcNiihilo, I'.lv president of Michael Leighhm, Yuney Lio, DiGiorgio, Janee Easley. Marc Killani Asstu intcs, Consultingr Marissa Mast roianni, Fabiano, Anthony Ferrante. I'lhfiiiH't'is. h:is lii-i-n named 1!)()S> Christopher Maltern, Kelly Christopher Finan, Jennifer New Jersey < 'ivil Kngineer of tlie McManus, Sain Parisi, Lauren Gawrylvik, Nicole Hagcrly, Year liy the New Jcrsfy Section IVrrotta, Jamie Quale, Sarah Matthew Massed, Laura of the Atnt'iitiiM Society of Civil (Jualo, Sarah Schwartz, Rebekah Henderson, Samantha i lershey, Fiiit-fiiiei-rs t-i'dwin, Alyssa Shea, Brittany Justin Hia-Gyaw, t'ast'.v Hn.yiies- Dt'Nifhilo Mils himnred al tin? fc|)(.'er. William Swenson, Michelle O'Connor, ('ara Hurley. Hillary Soriely's Anmial .Awards Dinner t^wick, Allison Tayhir. Sean Klimowicz, Nicole Kuiv\riowski, at (he llv;ill Kcnency, New Vttsolona and Katie Zaleski. Nora I^acko, Daniel LaFurgc. GEORCiF; PACCirLLO/nFCORPPRKSS Hrunswick. 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CoiiMrurliiin A \tii\oitr\ lir'< '' TEL: (WK)353-M»M FAX (908)353-5080 IMON KHM ^ \ \ II July 30, 1999 Record-Press Union Catholic student earns Rising Star Award SCOTCH PLAINS Sarah l»cal organizations have also of five nominations for this year's Mugavero, a student at Union «een her talents when she musical production including Catholic High School, wan recog- appeared in Elizabeth with St. Sarah'H. The others were nized recently at the jyfJtt Paper Anthony's Drama Club in "Pippin" Outstanding Overall Production of Mill Playhouse KiHinff Star AwartlH and in Linden's St. Elizabeth's a Musical, Outstanding with tho IjDBt Outstanding Church presentation of the Performance hy and Actor in a Performance by and Actress in JI Stations of the Cross. Her singing Leading Role (Matthew Price), Supporting linle. ability wan fin-st recognized by Outstanding Achievement hy a Sarah appeared in the UCHS Joseph Weiss, her first voice Teacher or OutHiclu Director annual spring musical "How to teacher, ile encouraged her to per- (Maryann C. Carolan, English and Succeed in HunincHH Without form with the New Jersey Aires Drama Teacher at UC) and Really Trying as Smitty, the loud- barbershop Quartet at Railway Outstanding Achievement in Hair mouth, huKy-iwidy n<;cretnry with High School UH Snow White in "A and Make-Up Design (Ellen Sides unique match-making ability. The Tribute to Disney" and a« Amy in and Suzanne Stowa»kyj ehoyv was featured with Rick Flynn "Hrother Can You Spare a Dime". Judges of the awards are profes- and the show's chorus in the pro- In May UC'H Aids Awareness) Club sionals from the New Jersey duction numlwr "Cnttoebreiik" per- put on a cabaretAicHHert "No Day Theatre and educational communi- formed ulthe Paper Mill Playhouse Hut Today" where «he performed an ties. At least four evaluators attend on tho awards night. a member of the ensemble group. the performances of the participat- Sarah, who will l>e ;i jiinior at Sarah has l>een studying voice ing HchixjlH iind then submit reports Union Catholic High School, has an for five years and acting for two on the show. A lint of nominees is extenttive reHume npiitining her years with Cynthia Meryl who is presented and voted upon by the high school career. She appeared in the director of WYACT. She also full panel ofevaluators to decide the last year's UC musical "Hye Bye takes dance IOHBODH in all di.sci- winner. The Rising Star Awards is Birdie" an well as with the plineH with the WeHtfield School of juHt one aspect of Paper Mill's WeBtfield Young Artist's banco. START (Student Achievement and Cooperative Theater fWYACT) pro- At Union (Catholic, Sarah is a Artistic Recognition) Program. It Students ready computers for new school year ductionB of ""Merrily We Itoll Along", memlMjr of the Thespian Society, was established to encourage and Recent graduates and current Westfleld High School student! are completing four weeks of work in the and "A Christmas Carol" performed Chorus, Performing Arts Company, reward the talents of young per- school district preparing computers for the 1999-2000 school year. More than 1,000 computers will be at tho Cranlbrd Dramatic Cluh'H Service Club, Environmental Club, formers across the state. cleaned said Oiatrict Technology Director Darlene Nowak. Cleaning the computers in the media center Theater. Also with W YACT she. was Italian Club and AIDS Awareness Thin summer Sarah is studying of Edison Intermediate School are Steve Cemak, Anthony Santllll, Sung Bin Lee and Rob Cuniiff. Other seen as Felicity Hrown and wan Club, Shu is involved in ForennicH with other winners in the Summer student assistant technicians are Scott Brewster, Susan Wilson, John Larsen and Elan Arbitsman. Understudy to Julio in last Hum- and has been a finalitd in their Musical Theater Conservatory and mer's "CurouHel" at tho New Jersey competitions. will perform in the New Voices con- Performing Arts Center in Newark. Union Catholic received a total cert even at the end of July. Two high school graduates receive Junior League grants CRANFORD ~ The Junior Sketchpad by Key Curriculum Gornowski's volunteer scr League of Blizabeth-Plninfiold vice includes her involvement in has awarded $1,000 Community y volunteer service the Junior Twig II program at Service Scholarships to two urea includes holding numerous Children's Specialized Hospital HeniorH. The recipients nrc leadership positions with the where she served as a commit Lauren L. Blalock of Scotch Student* Concerned for the tee chairperson and president nf PlainH/Fanwood High School Needy \ July 30, 1999 Record-Press C-5 Edison Intermediate releases list of final honor roll pupils WESTFIELD - Edison Elizabeth Maekay. .John Marks, Thomas Killian, Samuel Leib, Intermediate School has issued Suzanne Merkelson, Taylor Justin Lewis, Sabrina Lewis, its honor roll for the fourth mark- Mulvee, Kathryn Mulvey, tara Kaitlin Lipe, Rachel ing period. O'Dunohue. Annio Onishi, Brian Mundragona, Jeffrey Mathews, Named to the distinguished Oxman, Gmvanna Palntuctu. Matthew McManus, Jason honor roll: Rebecca Perch. Rryan Power, Mesches, Christine Milazzo, Grade 8 — Raj Bhandari, Abigail Rosensiein, John Sawioki. Richard Mo ran, Stacy Osborn, Shannon Boyle, Katharine Cass. Rebecca Schulman, Kirsten David Palma, Michael Paragano, Marc Castells, Angelina Selert. Kayli Spialter. Brian Carolyn Pecoraro, Sean Perlman, Chaplygina, Emily Chen, David Stotter. Monica Sull. Allison Andrew Pusar, Znchary Eisenberg, Jennifer Fleck. Zontee Tiednch, Alec Wasserman. Rosenberg, Alice Ryan, Amanda Hou, Lawrence Kao, Ariel Kaye, Lauren Winchester and Lisa Spero, Caitlin Stanley, Shanna Katherine Lechner, Christine Zhang. Wlla and Kyle Vost. Leiz, Joshua Lerner, William Named to the honor roll: Grade 6 — Casandrn Badyna, Masket, Sarah Masterson. Beth Grade 8 Sara Ackerman. Sluirnsa Baksh, Jeffrey Bayne, Mokrauer, Tyler Patla, Darnel Sean Adams. Beniam Hiftu, Amy Bernstein, Kara Buonocore, Rea, Kelly Schmidt, Vincent Catherine Honard. Jenna Brill, Darek Candelore. Rebecca Cass, Shen, Staci Spass, Cristine .Jennie Chang. Vanessa Church, Katie Cole-Kelly. Lauren Cordes, Velazco, Jill Woodbury and Kelly Margaret Curran. David Falk, Summer Donnelly. Marc Dowling, Yang. Michael Federici, Stephanie Finn, Jeffrey Dresely, Meaghan Egan, Grade 7 — Benjamin Hofjen, Jessica Klvnn, Shannon Jessie ElKoury, Shaun KIwell, Kathryn Brucia. Sean Callahan, (lilniartin, Kirt tiiresi, Charles Daniel Follz-Morrison, Megan Daniel Clark, Stefanie Courtney, Holy. Dean Jan. Adam Karnish, Fowler, Alana Fraser, Laura Mikaela Cruz, Rebecca Fallon, Daniel Lange, Joshua Lawrence, Ciiihriel, Joseph (Jeissler, Lauren Suzanna Fowler, Kevin Hobson. Christine Mc(5rath. Jenna Uelmetti, Keivan (Ihorbanzadeh, David Israelow, Anthony Nocman. Adam Osborn, Elizabeth Deiinna C.oldner. Paul (itildwoitz. Johnson. Paul Johnson. Kimberlv Paynter, Tashera IVrry, Lauren Ash ton CSolembo, Michael llorski. Lam, Kelli Layton, James Leong, Pollack, Meryl Reichback, Layna Marie-Claire Unusseguy. Mefjhana Limaye, Cassandra Lo, Rolnick, Kenny Sanocki. Emily 1 Christopher Hild, Daniel Jekelis, Dana Ann Marra, Alison McCain. . Sharpe. Matthew Torcillo, David Kate Judd, Bryan Kalm, Daniel Emily McDermotl, Pamela I'ccifern. Alison Weinstein, Mun Kelinan, Edward Kerins, John Musat, Mubashar Nasir. Amanda Yin Yeow, Jennie Zegan, Joshua Kerr, Valerie Kerr, Rebecca Nehring, Pooja Patcl, Laura Zucker and Joseph Zutewski. Klinger. Rebeeeu Korn, Matthew Pietruszki, Andrew Royston, Grade 7 Tara Amelia. Curl Kukis, Christina Marcus, Jared Rebecca Sabruen, Neril Sandeep. Baron. Rahul Hhnsin, Brian Messina, Sarah Myers, Lisa Christina Santilli. rlarlyn Bigelow. John Hoyrf. Nicole Novick, Adrienne O'Kourke-, Steinbach, Lauren Steller. Tovah Brunetto, Ryan Hurslem. Michael Emily Ortuso, Justine Palme, Tripp, Alison Weingarten, Chfcchio, Emily Colvin. Annika Brett Paulan, Jeffrey Pazdro, Christopher Wolski and <)enna Danielsson, Alexander Dejohn, Snrah Perch, Matthew Perrelli, Zorn. Joshua Dennerlein, Everett Nicholas IVtnura, Taylor Porter, Grade 6 -• Evan Hilheuner, Donelson. Reine Dud'y, Kathleen Dina Ragab, Perry Sacks, Jessica Lisa Constant in, Ashley Current. Kerio, Daniel Francis, Carolyn Hchor, Sasha Sharif, Stephen Lindsay Degiraiamo, Thomas Del Freundlich, Jennifer Frost, Ariel Kiujijcll, Andrew Skoller, (tregory Just for kicks Duca, Amanda Diekson. Carina (itirfinkel. Danielle tJelber, Speir, Scott Steinbreeher, Gavin Amanda (Jenova, Adam Thomas. David Torres, Justin Heated soccer competition Don, Mark Doss. Jamie Klbnum, didn't end with the Women's Michael Fantini. 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Carlough to Scott & The floor plan, or how the • IH the kitchen adjacent to the • IH the kitchen laid out HO you Sheryl Ettinger for $175,000. are arranged in a home, in tho dining room and other room.s in can work efficiently 19 Connecticut St. from Otto T. Spellman for $181,500. Saizer to Francisco & Claudia 31 Burnham Court from Julia 834 Standish Ave. from E. important aspect of the livability <>!' which you might be serving meals? Sight lines Alfred Herberich & Mary D. a house, according to David • IH there direct access to the • Do you wee (something uppeal- Piraces for $256,000. C. Thomas to Adrian Raindera & 14-3C English Village from J.S. Murphy for $195,000. Herberich to Henry P. & Susan Schoner, vice president responsible kitchen from the garage or back ing when you walk in the house - a Johnson for $725,000. for the New HomeK Division of door? gracious staircase, a lovely view, or Mary A. Clurk to Marion 2221 Coles Ave. from Darryl P. a focal point, such aw a fireplace? Goldberger for $127,000. & Karen A. DeLauro to Keith A. 1 Trails End Court from Adam Coldwell Banker. • In there sufficient wall space. M. & Marcy L. Borr to Paul F. "A well-deaifmed floor plan in ibr your large pieces of furniture, • Can you see into any bathroom 10 Hemlock Circle from & Joanne Guarnuccio for from a main living area? Joseph & Elena ZygnerHki to $235,000. Tompkins & R.L. Kramer for what makes a house'live f,'re.it'. You such UH beds, drenHtsrH, china closet $479,900. can alwayn change non-Htructural iinrt seating? • Can you Hupervitse your chil- James F. & Kelley A. Loguidice 1367 Cooper Road from elements such as decor or add built- Lifestyle dren'K activities from the kitchen? for $288,000. Countrywide Home Loans to 123 Wells St. from Michael J. in bookshelves, but if the bank: floor • Do you want the rna.ster lw;d- Storage 3 Johnson Ave, from Vendee Robert J. & Lilla C. Leuchs for & Carin E. Guard to Andre & plan .doesn't meet your needa, you rwm on the first floor or second • Every household has a good Mortgage Trust 1994-2 to $480,900. Judy Ungar for $345,000. won't eryoy your houm* UH much as floor? deal of Htuff that needa to be stored. Jaroslaw Rodzik tit. al. for 4 Eaton Row from John S. & 680 Westfield Ave, from Henry you should," Haiti Schoner. • Does tho Door ]>lan lend itself IH there a place to put hard-to-ntore $95,000. Barbara Fink to Jeffrey K. & P. & Martha M. Kieltyka to Brian A. & Lisa R.W. Stern for Coldwell Bunker m expert in t)u> to the kind of entertaining you pre- itema HUCII as a vacuum cleaner, 211 Lincoln Park EaHt from Mara Vanetten for $595,000. marketing of now coimtnictiou fer? out-of-season clothes, recycling con- Joan M. Spozdzial et. al. to 819 Everts AVD. from Oaei $262,000. work with builders throughout tin; • IH the dining room large tainers for cans, bottles and pa|)er, Robert J. Martinez for $70,000. Comfort to Cheryl & Zamor M. BERKELEY HEIGHTS metropolitan area to SIKH'IHI in plan-enough 'or your holiday celebra- bicycles, golf clubs, and household 103 Mohawk Drive from LaGuerre for $150,000. 66 Cromwell Court from ning the homeH today's consumers tions or dinner partioH? tools. Christine B. Bebel to John & 5 Marion Lane from Gregory Samuel H.C. & Eileen C. Poon to want to buy. • Is the powder room convenient Staccy Connorrt for $213,000. W. & Ana L. Hovvell to Domenico Jens T. Finsen & J.M Markey for For a quick evaluation of a floor tor gue.stH and children coming in The New Homes Division of 187 North Ave. East from & Barbara Ma.stroianni for $271,000. plan, Schoner augments the follow- ami out? Coldwell Banker has helped thou- Anna Tabacco to Anthony $390,000. 15 Helen Way from Berkeley ing diecklist: • Are tho laundry facilities con- sands of homo buyers choose the Tittanegro for $229,000. 1285 Marline Ave. from David Group L.L.C. to Karen Sohl for The ovorall floor plun veniently located? floor plan and home* that's perfect 2A Parkway Village from B. & Margaret Marcrander to $218,500. • Are the living and sleepinjj • Do you want u separate bed- for their lifestyle. For information Brian & Kathleen Celardo to Ilija & Nancy Zeljkovic for 62 Middle Way from Milo L. areas Beparate and,clearly defined? rooin/buth suite for a nanny, aging on newly constructed homes any- Mary L. Lyons for $117,000. $335,000. Schaefer III & Susan Schaefer to • Can you move from one. room pment or older child? where in the greater New York met- .'JC Park wiry Village from 1936 Stony Brook Circle from Kurt P. & Margaret H.D. Furger to another without moving through • IH the kitchen large enough for ropolitan area, call your local Mark & Kelley R. Wolek to Frederick A. Jurdine to Daniel P. for $625,000, the middle of any room? your needs? (Joldwell Banker office. Libera Tenore for $86,500. & Domenica F. O'Brien for 39 Spring Ridge Drive from 214 S. Union Ave. from $355,000. Luke J. Marchie to Kathleen S. Thomas & Denise Piehl to WESTFIELD McLane for $33,699. Ciilhert & Patricia I. Caminon for 205 Ayliffe Ave. from Brian G. NEW PROVIDENCE Real estate history is made in Springfield $225,900. & PuulaA. Mann to Timothy F. & 14 Fairview Ave. from William 72,'l Willow St. from Florence Marcee M. Rogers for $200,000. H. Storz to Vincent & Maddalena Paul M. Mar/ell, real estate bro- priced industrial sale in the history cHt corjwration to purchiuie and Fuschetto for $205,000. of Springfield. occupy a facility in the townHhip'.s M. Allen to Jeffrey Ci. & Jill A. 828 E. Broad St. from ker, and James Brunette, president Slivinski for $279,900. Matthew P. & Michele F. Albano 47 and 57 Pittsford Way from of Mftngelfl & Co., Realtors, indus- Mar/.el! represented the seller, history. Jose R. & Maria C. Santos to who had purchase the pro|x;rty less FANWOOD to Shay S. & Lara E. Caherly for trial; division, sold tin; (-bunco 132 Burns Way from John P. & $252,500. Carlos R. & Helene Langezaal for International, Inc. facility at 50 than five years ago and sold it for Spillane honored Jane L. Sieredzki to Kenneth M. 930 Brown Ave. from $288,000. Lawrence Road, Springfield. mom than three times its original Sproul & A. Rebisz for $215,000. Margaret A. (Jottlick et. al. to 33 Tall Ouks Drive from Lloyd Th^ facility consisted of a one- purchase price. WESTFIELI) - .Jami!H M. 72 Farley Ave. from George M, Melanie Rhodes for $200,000. S. & Nancy M. Swyer to Thomas storjt 77,000-square-fbot building Brunette, representing Schering Weichert, president, announced & Ann C. Butcher to Wanderlun 205 E. Dudley Ave. from G. & Patricia Karafin for located on an 8.95-acre inchiHtriiilly Corporation, introduced Schering that Robert Spillane, a nalen HHHO- P. & Melinda Silva for $279,900. Kenneth H. & Sharon Sullivan to $379,900. zoned site. U> Marzell; a deal was formulated ciate with Weichert, Realtors' 162 Farley Ave. from Glenn E. Clary M. & Christine C. Bailey for SUMMIT The facility was Bold to Schering and contracts signed within .'10 Wostiield office, huH been honored Palehonki ot. al. to Charles & Jill $690,000. 65 Beekman Road from Brian Corporation for a purchase price of day*. lor liiH nccomplinhments in May. Clark for $134,051. 745 Fairacrea Ave. from Louise M. Keidan to Timothy J. & $7,000,000, making it the highest Sehering (!<»rporation is the With a dollar volume of nearly 92 N. Glenwood Road from Cagnassola to Matthew P. & Amanda H. Collins for $552,500. $1.3 million, Spillane WIIH the Abraham H. & Lorraine Michele F. Albano for $359,900. 30 Kent Gardens from oflice Hales lender and qualified Gurfinkt'l to LOUIBO Cagnassoln 716 Kimball Ave. from Kevin Cynthia F. Perper to Thomas J. for the Million Dollar A Month for $202,500. & Anja Sullivan to Christopher Mookken & P.B. Aanal for Club. Ho led the office in trans- 76 Helen St. from ConBtance R. & Mary Romano for $305,000. $162,000. action unit dollar volume and M. Russell to Frank P. & Audrey 313 Marlboro St. from Gregory 14 Parkview Terrace from ait recorded the greatest number of Sahaj for $233,000. J. & Cindy A. Boudreau to David W. & Christina Mahoney Hold listings during Msty. 61 Woodland Ave. from Briiin Thomas J. Peterson for $173,500. to J.M. Gerlach & Jeltje Jacobs For real estate t ran suet ions, A. & Lisa R.W. Stern to Ruth 370 Orenda Circle from for $455,000. call him at Wcichort's Wentfleld Markham for $180,000. Joseph A. & Carol A. Jankowski 768-C10 Springfield Ave. from oirice, (908) b'51-7777, located at GAKWOOD to Steven & Vanessa Pacella for Rosemary Maloney to Coloman it z man 185 Kim St. 40 Second Ave. from Mary B. $400,000. Carven for $192,500. Lutchko to 904 Pennsylvania Ave. from 32 West End Ave. from Mono BE OF out William L. Ruth Czarny to Christopher R. & Charlea P. & Patricia Mullens to moss Sims'" COLDUI6LL & Donna M. Cerrachio for $.'185,000. Frank J. Stanley IV & Jill S. GONGRfliUTNINS T0KMMZ& UUU Starting From Qulnti o t o 260-4 Prospect St. from Hayn Stanley for $395,200. USNEUVE PDOUD RRST TIME HJVB6 OF15HCUYW000AVWUE $ HUSK, HI 07205 RESIDENTIAL BROKERS 49,900 CUSIKi TOOK PUCE MY 10,1989 Roadington Coldwell Banker is offering "Dear Jill: career path for college grads My daughter and I came to Jill Heal estate is a good career choice for the challenge of marketing a home. Still Guiman Rosily. Inc. with a little bllot money college graduates, according to Tony others enter real estate with the goal of and a tired laded, 2D year dream of mine; to own a house A lew weeks Dolceumore, director of training for getting into management. It all depends latlr,-and thanks to the persoverance ol my friend anil Guanllan Angel (Or should I say Coldwell Banker Now Jersey. upon the individual's skills and inter- GuaKHan Agent?), Isabel De Rosa,., my dream actually came Iruel Isabel, there are no "It's too bud tHat college graduates ests." wortjjto aipress how rjrateliil I am tor all youi hnip, your always, generous advice, your think of rt>al estate us n career for their Real estate has the added advantage ralrjkle networking and your enormous expertise! t have dealt with other agents In the mothers, rather tluin for themselves. thnt il'ti not expensive or particularly (Ml and none compare to you! fiail bless you and reward you tor all your kindness. Real estate is challenging, it's fun arid tinu'-contuiming to get a license. An Sincerely, offers tht> potential fur a very comfort- individual must complete 75 hours of Beatrix and Lara Caieneuve ' 'Edqeiyood able income," snid Dolccamoru, who has classroom study before being eligible to been selling renl eslatc since he was a sit for the state licensing test. On pass- "WE TAKE THE JITTtRS OUT OF FlflST TfMEBU VINO AND SELLING!!!" 20-year-old college student. ing the lest, a licensee must work as the •THIS NOUSI WAS LISTED AND SOLD IV JILL OUZMAN REALTY, INC.!" 'Terrace LISTING AGENT JILLGUZMtN "My first yeur working lull time in agent of a licensed real estate broker, SEUING AGENT ISABEL DC ROSA real estate, sales I madt< twico as much such as Coldwell Banker. "OUH SUCCESS STOPIESS'ARE NEVER ENDING. at branch burg money as my friends who had also just Coldwell Banker provides compre- MODEL HOMES OPEN graduated from college. That possibility hensive training to get a career started NOW PROUDL*CEltBRATINQ OUR TINfM still exists today for a college graduate and ongoing education for professional 1 and 2 bedroom Ranch Style Homos who is willing to work hard petting a growth, Dolceamore said. By ERM CORPORATION career started," he added. "Our sales office managers do not sell JILL GUZMAN REALTY, INC. Every college major i.s a good back- real estate. They manage the office and Sales Office Hours: Sal- & Sun. 1-4 ground for real estate, Uolctuimore help their salespeople grow in their "OUR BEST REFERENCE ISYOUf* NEIGHBOR** 908-231-8711 added. "Those who studied the social career. The combination of our intensive 76 ELMORA AVENUE, ELIZABETH. NEW JERSEY 072O2 DIRF.C TIONS : Rt. 202 south from Somerville or Rt. 202 sciences bring one perspective to their training and the mentoring of a manag- 908-353-661 1 north from Meminyton to Robhins Road, (next to Bagel career, while those who studied er gives a new licensee all 1he support Ciardcn) go 1 block to ticnlmry to Model on left. accounting or business have :i different they need to be successful." set of skills. They Coldwell Banker offers a special pro- are all valuable for gram for college graduates to take the a real estate pre-licensing class for $99, a reduction career, which calls of as much as $266 over the regular cost UNION COUNTY MORTGAGE RATES upon quite diverse WIODUCT HATB PTS APW % POWM IOCK | PRODUCT BATE PTS APR % DOWN LOCK 1 PRODUCT HATE PTS APR % DOWN of the course. Classes are available in skills. 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Only to: NJNP Mail Only to: NJNP Middlesex & Warren until it sells. 44 Veterans Memorial Drive East 44 Veterans Memorial Drive East CALL FOR DETAILS P.O. Box 669 P.O. BOX 699 CALL FOR DETAILS CALL FOR DETAILS Sommerville. NJ 08B76 Private Party Only Privatp Partv Onlv Sommervllle. NJ 08876 Please read your ad carefully after publication. We are not responsible for errors after 1st Insertion INDEX 110D Rooting 05 70 Snow Removal rqmpmeiil Hiinit HMIIII SCIVXC^ (Jr.ifjery & Decorating 8335 Income Property 1105 Rotolilling ANNOUNCEMENTS 034(1 Iridtl'jln;^ Piopurly OVj Itumi UnifcrSIUO Iti'.uran'.l: 05140 Driveways FAX 1 1115 Sewer & Dram Cleaning CLASSIFIED f.Mr.V [!(Mlh Nfiliff!. 0342 I O'JHO GL-IICMI Mc(ili,unf:',« 0770 U>ij;il Siiivid! -, 0941 Duel Cleaning '.![)[); i;i Mi-!nr.?ri,nris 0773 Linif;!;1,^!''fi Taxi '.'M 0945 necincaf 1120 Sheetiock 4 Spacklmg YOUR AD 0345 Loans & Muiiyaijes 0SH1 Lawn* r;,ii[|«n 1135 Snowbfower Repji; HOURS Oni'-l t'.u'ij u( Hi,ink'; DM? 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Filing. , a, Morris Counties. cializing In Family Law & Integra telephone skills, light Heal Estate. Salary com- typing, approi. 25/his TREE CUMBERS * CREW Mw today: mensurate with experience. FOREMEN -Growing Co. i Mt. Ollvei IT IT r\jH-rU-iHrL.l siii wkly. Incl. some Sat. 6 ili'iin timing n-tunt ull PleasB send resume to: eves. Call 908-322-7500 seeks foremen w/mln. 3 Box: M.118 yrs. exp. Able to lead 3 or Sell it with The Express-Times more men on |ob site. l (*T3jaB7 -e«B-aaat2 P.O. Box 331 Climbers: exp. & CDL a 4, Easton, PA 1BO44 RECEPTIONIST will train. Salary based on I National Branch F/T- Mon - Frl , 9-5PM Light exp OGSSTAXl! riling, light typing, data MARKETING PT entry & answering **WE SHOW YOU IRKETING 2 P/T TEACHER Energy conservation co. In phones. Benefits. THE MONEY!!!** Roselle has opening (or SPftlNOFICLD TRUCK Hauling Dry/Liquid Bulk. self-starter, knowledge- CENTER lANAGER AJDES (973J376-0248 Regional & local runs. 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Summit, NJ. for tho Services ••MBS7 or mall AA/EOE Yt>u Ntcd! P.O. bo* SOT $ hood, MJ 07023 AVON PRODUCTS: $35.95 Start your own business. (4 Hues, each ^Additional line $ Work flexible hours. Enjoy OFFICE unlimited earnings. Call Looking for a great part-time job? For private party only. Prepayment required. toll free 1-888-942-4053. ASSISTANT J Ad Agency with Na- At family seeks cars for new I accounts nseds assis- born and toddler $400400 Join the SRI team! i with business oftanatd e/wk, tot-232-2271 I as wad as receptionist bookhseptno, ac- CHILDCARE i psyabKa and coard- i of Arm organization, NANNY personality, •xcel- Needed, m or P/T ASAP. pnone manners and Car & exp req'd. knowA'edJQS oi com* • must Resume and •oa-754-aiei I requirements may be CHILD CARE SRI is a nationally known research company by Fax 9W60S-2030, $25.99 Email ta WORKER based in Westfielcl—and we are looking for Items from $1O1 - $5,000 |tabdsndb.com or Experienced preferred. PrT for I to Bsndu)o Donker a Cranfortf Nursery/ CNIdcare. telephone interviewers to oonduct our opinion (4 lines, 1 week. Hueh additional line $2) 396 SpringfMd 1-5PV. Year round J7.2S , Summit NJ, 07901 per hour. studies. For private party only. Prepayment required. (WM)272-3M2 CHILD CAME - Work In We are not telemarketers! =FICE CLERK your own home. Apply or PT wanted for at Monday Morning Inc aunt, busy Law SRI team members are eligible for: Duties: copying, 908/666-4S84 ling, mall, local er- A $100 bonus after 3 months tids. Hours: Bam- CLERK TYPBT/ Buy i or &am-2pm. En- &C. 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CALL wts SI 7,690 will sell lor Bathrooms 870 1-886-781-5800 HAW}YMAM-Frw> estimates • Tile & Masonry Autographs, old postcards. Ltc 553^. Insured • Free Est 1-B0O-794-1417 '. S&9TO. Chuck 1-800-320-2340 iy) job too sjiidH CflK Damiy at • Mauri Exfcrii Fto^ws Home & Office MARIO'S CLEAN-UPS 25 yisexp.732.^52-5663 CARPENTER BATHTUB k TILE Aitic. basement, garages 908-232-2580 Cleaning 1020 Estate & Tag OUNS-SWORDS-KMIVE& RESURFACING All types of debris Doors, windows, decks. MILITARIA. NJ & Federal 5 years warranty. Powerwashing Fencing trim work. (908)665-2949 POWERWASHINO ci.Assii-'i CLEANING CARE EXPERTS ' Sales 545 Licensed. Top cash paid free estimates For info: Call Mono Hiry by tt>e day or job. Ftee Estimate, Call Bert 732-821-4949 Call 908-756-5351. 908-354-7058 FL&ZA FENCE oflkn*s. good rri.. 9yrs. Ftilry liisirtxi. five EstirnateB- Crutl Lin k & Custom Wood TH1V WORK! Call 908-931-1819 906-725-0596 732-248-4114 gHAMFO*» Bfi sat, dl-NEED CASH-Tap prices Sloohadc. Jerrith . nrtle, china closst, buflct, paid for your Silver & Carpentry Paul's Ctean-up REPAIRS -4 mlac. Utolas 1 chairs. Gold Coins & Misc Free Est Clicertully Given •CHI: 7M1II1I forsppt. Coins. Call 906/754-1414 ALL TYPES OF DEBRIS SMALL JOBSOMLy ATTICS, BSMTS, Fully Insured OLD CM ANTIQUE FURM OuaBty WorV- Hess. Roles. HOUSES Call Pot« SOS-369-2281 If you want buyers to notice Firewood & Glass, China, Any un- 28 yre exp. Bob 9uB-»t-86O7 COMMERCIAL. usual Kerns. House Sales RESIDENTIAL Fuel 550 by Nancy. 9O8/272-5OS6 or CARPEHTRV * ROOTIMG INTHEXT DEMOLITION 906/233-8157 Repair. Ceiling & floor LjowFtsnsVery DEpendr**! EAGLE FLOORS S.ind AluhnaJi H d wd Floors j POSTCARDS, Sheet porches, sleps. point. your car for sale... 908-964-1554 322-7115 8 1-8OO675-02I2 j music. Radio. TVs. ?32-356-90?O. Firewood +12 or lull cords Al^COUsWnK FlOOBfHQ I - 90B6S41H6,732-388-1581 Cameras, Toy». Mili- Professional Carpentry tary, Pens, Worlds g Installation. Smd* J Roofing-Siding* Windows Clenned & Hauled. Rms Fair, etc. 908/272-5777 Doorsi Porches* Decks Relin,,Staining Free Esl, | >c« toi. «ll«r 1. Ml-utl. Furniture 560 ctemollshed. Light Carpen- liis'd Comm/Resi- j HONDA TRX200 RK APARTMtn A FtaMrtg Tackle CoMwctw Leaders- Gutters try, Painting & Handyman OL»4C Rtducllons 732-356- 500N8OO-734-S008 On All ApartmtnK Most Flepa i rs> Free Est Services. 732-926-8009 OiHIHO ROOM • A 12 Warts to buy ofct rods. •»*. 4-Whe«ler lhl Frn Hint 26 YrsEJp ,-piscB solid cherry wood lM CLEANUP / Mini Container Only $192i QMi!(v LEN 908-561-4073 »el 96" 2 pedttlal table BUYING Ca m eras sT Svc. 6-15 yd Rest, i Barden Was $32 J 111.4 .ttll laavts, 0 hand carved Equip, 1 pc or wtnte studic T0MPKIHS CARPENTRY Comlr. Debris. 15-30 yd Chippendale chairs and Call Ken at 732 928-7611 • Interpec & Exterior Repairs* also avail. Lied. Ins'd. -.lighted 2 pc. hutch buffet 'Remolding* Fre«E»t. 908-233-2699 ' and matching tide board B ARTEL. LS • f>ecki* Farm i Oarden server. New In box. Retail Excellent References S9500- Sail S32S0. Call: Decks 8 Patios 930 Top toil. MdsNroom Soil, All inqulros promptly fundktd Stono. Qunrry Oust. Wall and all jobs completed to DECKS BY UNLIMITED Stuno. Grlnnell Block. LOfT MO • $100. Mattrass - customer satlilaction. Call 9O8.306.A875 We build all types ol RUTIcs i Firewood. S20. O*ik - SSO. Dresser - $50 BILL buys liny puppy J35. Call WHMOM0 decks. All work guar- 732-3BS- 15BI over 16 weeks regardless anteed 10 yrs. Free B ulk Division 9O04S4-1S66 of prior cost. 66 younger Ceramic Tile 905 Est Ins. SOB-707-4447 lurnlil Items Under pups. 0p«n July 30" -31" wllh many *ktf a Aug. 1 . lOam-Spm JP. UP tO UHIitl.4 and CMblt lumUn $100 575 O'Neill Kennels 3637 OS Atlas Til* Installations II fool Illlh 4rh*«l. ftuggt. l»«n«Jry mo ivcurlly irtli Hwyl. Princeton, NJ. '.. • Ceramic • Granite • Marble Act;*** Ig lavcuitl and uu III! 111.710.oo. Our price MHill. I lo * I WOOO flHCLVIS - 3x7'. mile South Alexander • Installations* Repairs Asphalt Driveways '.Jit.OO. Trawl ir Flea Child Care/ Markets I Promote your traditional Schools or Idhloric art or craft a« a vendor at the Summit MONDAY MORNINO INC Cultural Heritage festi- Reliable, insured care for BRAND NEW 18BS UNCOUI val October 10 1999. infants & toddlers. For information cat! the 9QB/52&48B4 Summit Cultural Heritage VVEXC ELLE NT"C h i Hcare Feitival office. provided by 2 <**P- rnoms. O0S-273-M9B lots of TLC a chlld- 4 dr 6cyl aulo trans pwr itrng/ABS/wlnd/seaii/loclit/rTim 4 di 8 cyl auto trant pw> stfng/ABS'wmd/ienls/locks/ Iriendly environment AIR AM/FM it?reocBSS lilt cruise, r/del Ugli llhr bckti. trunk/mirr AIR AM/FM ttereo-cnaa. tilt, cruito r^el alum New-born & up. unbeat- console alumwtiU duai air bagi VINJ»Y¥6(5ZO79 M5RP *(-il« Ithr bckta ml wip ttual Air bags hid seals j Garage/ able rates Please Call J31 450 36 Mo lesse Til pymnta = $1 7 244 Ttl Cosi Sth *9C89 VIN.#XY667567 MSPP 539 390 36 Mo ••"*• Cindy. 732-«47929¥» =S t?7?3 $479 cuBlcash JO sec dep if qusf" 1 „ leamj Tt) pymnta = S17 244 Til Co*l =&17.723 S479 . Yard Sales $4 79 isl pymnl = S95e due at lease signing jt cust caah. $0 sec dop if qual" * S479 111 ^ J pymnl c $958 due at leoie iigning j CRANFORD- 17 Wade Musical Ave. 7/31. 9-2. Furn . computef, Rain dale 8J1. Instruction WasMngton PI 7/31 I 8/1, 6-4. Clothes. | TRUMPET m / nppls. designer Hems, HH j 0 tUMMT MOVttM SALE - 8 LESSONS WettEnd Ave., 7/31. B-1. DR ! 30 plus yrs ptayiny MI, microwave aHH Items. leaching Will leach your Leate WESTFIELD- 863 Sriadow- sludenl power, range, tn- durrancoi tecrmtqu« Call Per Mo Uwn Dft, 7/31, 9-3. Rain 36 Mos date an. Many misc. ilemi! for Info. 9O«-526-16U u SOMERSET • MIDDLESEX • UNION CHEVROLET ROYAL CHEVROLET 88 FORD 92 HONDA 92 FORO EJtPUMER '95 MERCURY S7 FORD 1548 Route 22 East TAUflUSLX ACCORD EX ini tri-hnicat SPORT EDDK BAUER SABU LS MUSTANG 1 V 'Jr. fi t.yl riul'i lifiir. pvjr Wnr|nri. fi cyl. ,m!o »».us-. |i.-.-- '. • , . •-. !• i" r •''''. Bridgewater Wagon 8 cyl aulo trans, pwr 6 cyl auto Iran ;, \mi otingbrkr-; 'Icryl jutri trans, p*r'ilrnr).lir«; 1 11 alrnaOifk^ AIH 84 7 SATURN OF GREEN BROOK 270 Route 22 West Green Brook C732) 752-8383 To Showcase Your Dealership in AUTOSOURCE Call Sucan Vail at (908) S7S-*7»* Record-Press July 30.1999 CREDIT PROBLEMS FULL DISCLOSURE GET A %000.00 EASY FINANCING ARE NO PROBLEM AT THE OUTLET We're not concerned with what-over past credrt POLICY IS UNIQUE! TRADE-IN BONUS We work with 11 different banks and problems you may have had ... weS/e aN had lending Institutions. Daily we compare rates some sort of credit problems. If you're 16, have Knowledge is power. With the push During this Anniversary Sale, we and terms and can therefore offer Outlet a job and a reasonable down payment, we of a button at the Outlet, you get un- will pay a full $1,000,000 OVER custom's better financing than Ihey can Guarantee to get you credit, no ifs, ands or buts. restricted computer access and can the current Galves "Book Value" independently obtain. No cash down, up to 60 months to pay for qualified buyers. We see atl of Toyota's "inside" prices. for retail trade-in. This trade-in 1-800-NEED LOAN bonus is in addition to what your are an Equal Opportunity Lender. The Toyota Outlet's policy is simple: car's actual "Book Value" is. Now Full Disclosure of everything and isn't it worth a trip to Flemington anything you want to know. Who to save an extra thousand PRE-OWNED SPECIALS! could ask for anything more? smackeroos? Of course it is! '92 FORD TAURUS $4995 •98 CHEVY MALIBU $13,995 4-0r. \ffi, Auto Tans. PSW Air Cond Luted. ^Df 6C/I. Auto. PSrt"B. PW/l. AVC. HB. Alloy Wheels, VI WNAl 36397/7 36S3MI VINWYI82SU/IO759MI ZERO DOWN '87 TOYOTA 4x4 P/U $4995 •99 TOYOTA COROLLA $13,995 '99 TOYOTA 4-Cyl, 6 Speed Man Tram. Cap No rVC VWHO502*Sfll376MI '95 NISSAN PATHFINDER $14,995 '09 UMULK SEDAN DEVUE $5995 4U( 4W0, 6Cvt. AulD. PSfPB. AC. PW. POL. R»ar CMroil. CAMRYLE Till Crwlt r.QIs. CasE«tlt VIN/SWMS702/44087MI VS. Aulo Trans. PSTfl. Ai> Cond. E« Cond, VIWM2F3271/731J3MI '98 JEEP CHEROKEE SPORT $17,995 4-Door «4-Cyl Eng •93 TOYOTA TACOMA PICK UP $6995 M Air Conditioning 4-Cyt. 5-Spe*d Man Trans. PS/PS, No Air Cond. $J Stereo, VIWPZ0S2SS8/80079M1 ,«1» Qua. Atay Automatic Transmission IB BUCK ROW MASTER LTD. (6995 vwmMaM Power Steering & Brakes i VS. Auto. PS/PB, WC. VIN«R4M952/94170MI •96 LEXUS ES 300 $21,995 '93 MERCURY SABLE $6995 4(» SV Am Train ConW m RR FWt AC. Dul Ai ha T» -Pwr Windows « Door Locks" 4-Dr, B-Cyl. Auto Trans. PS/PS.' Air Cond ttadtrl, o Aiv**viwroi»t3r/37«ai •6 Speaker CD/Cassette Systm VHWPAM4S/S.W931MI "96 TOYOTA 4 RUNNER LTD. $25,995 '93 CHEVY CAVALIER Z24 $7995 •Cruise Control S Much Morel 4Dr, 6Cyl. Auto, Lejlhm, P/S. P/B. Sun Roof. A«. 2-D(. 6-Cyi. Auto tuns. PVPB. An Cond. I aided. i N#T(X)a766«4e3B6MI '92 TOYOTA PASEO $7995 NEW'99 MEW '99 $ NEWW $ ZOr, 4Cyl Auto, PS^B. PW/1, A/C. Sun Rool. » CHEW BARETTA 149 UNCONDITIONAL 48tUOf NEW'99 SOOQ 2-0r, 6-Cyi. Auto, PS/P«. Air Coml. PW. PW.. Tilt. COROLLA AVALONXL •94 CHRYSLER CONCORD $9995 Cruise, Cassette. VIN*S¥E«217/330O8MI Per SATISFACTION LAND CRUISER 4Or, 6Cy1 Auto. PSTO PWL TJt. Cmise, Air, Sun TAC0MA414 ££9 WReWW '96 CHEVY LUMINA »149c GUARANTEE: jPsr Month A-Ot. 6-Cyl. Auto. PSfl>B. VC. PW. PDL. Bear Del, '96 CHEVY LUMINA $9995 Till. Cruise. T/Gte. Cast. VINfT926481Oft968OMI 4Dr, 6Cy1, Aulo. PiTB, PW4. TW, Cruiss, Air, Keyless Entry. VINrT9?64gtuYS»!?9MI '94 FORD TAURUS *149C '97 MERCURY MYSTIQUE $9995 <-Dr. 6-Cyl, Aulo, P&PB. Air. PW. PDL. Tin, - a'*] pay r«tfy Motw VufnfJ'i afrtaoc twi I IH , Avalon 60 mos. No purchase option. Total of pym'ts/1 st mo. S395/S564, VIN#Xt196337, MSRP $14,148, AAraloni may not be combined. Temporary Plates issued on the spot. Offer valid ] all this week & only to buyers presenting Itiis ad. All vehicles in slock ut jiress deudlino but subject to prior sola so shop early E. snvo! IF YOU DRIVE ONE YOU'LL BUY ONE Come take a drive in a new *99 VW & you'll find it hard not to buy one. The new V99 VW's are simply irresistible. At Millennium VWwe make everyone's dreams come true. New'99 Beetle GL $ Your new VW comes with great stuff! Beetle: A Cyl, aulomalie trans. A/C, AM/FM stereo cassette, New'99 Jetta GL 16 W5 power sleeiing. ABS brakos & locks, front & side aifbags & factory alarm. MONTH Slock No, Passat Wagon: A Cyl Uiibo, ciutennotic tions. A/(", AM/FiVl stereo Stock No. B938, V!N No. XW04M99. 39 Mo. Lease, 9084, V1N No. casselto, power stetJiing, ABS btukos& locks, (font & side $W5Down. 10KMI.m.. XM448V7O. airbacis & Unit >iy alarm. w/15c ovor. r/SRP S 18.200, MSRP $17,400. S495 Bank Foo. SI65 MV Jetta: 4 Cyl. cu11 * mialic Irons, power sluoring, ABS brakes, locks Fee. S269 Security Deposit, first Payment. Taxes. & Irunk, A/C, AM/I M sleroo cass, cruise, front & skit? airbags & Residual S 11.648 kiclory nk urn, New'99 Passat Wagon GLS $ Passat: A Cyl. !> spcl rnonuol trans, fx">wor steering. ABS brakes, New'99 Passat GLS $ wimiows. locks, trunk & mirrois, A/(':, AM/I M stcroo cass, front & side- oirhups, Irciclion cntrl & faototy alarm. 249 MONTH Stock No Great things you don't pay for. Stock No. 9261. VIN No. 9284, VIN No XE440WI. 39 Mo. lease. $1495 Free Schodul^ci Mainlenance lor 2 yoars/24000 miles. Down. I0K M /Yi, w/l 5c over. XE463920 MSRP $21,725. S4W) Bank Fee. MSRP $23,350 Freo 2 ye«r/24O00 milo "BurTifx:^1o Bumper" Limited Warranty, $16SMVFoo. S349Socufrty Deposit, First Payment. Taies, Free 10 year/1 CX),OCK") mile Limited Powertrain Warranty, Residual $ 12.035 Free Seivice Loaners to Millenniuni fiewcar buyers, Free 24 Hour Roadside Assistance. Pre-Owned VW's The Best VW Technical Staff on the planet. •VW Certified Warranty 1 Yr/ 12,000 miles -^ , ., Bb •VW Quality Assurance Guarantee1*******^ '96 VW JETTA GL $12,990 Block, A cyl riutotians pwi slrrnj/hit',. ciii, am/fm cols Juol CJUIXJOS. olaim 37,9/17 ml. VIN sfMfVtTVHS Call or visit us today...and also ask about Millennium pre-owned vehicles. '95 VW JETTA $12,995 Part 4 cyl .'. tpd mnti tro.i; p.A1 jtmu/tnVs. nir, om/)rn coss, nkirin. duol olrtxig!- A! WO ml VIN (WAUVlfl? '96VWJEnAGLS $13,995 Block. A cyl, uulo Irons, pwr slrng/brti. u.r. atn/fm casi. alarm, dual alibogs M.<122 ml. VIN »IM0?907[I '98VWGOLFGL $13,995 Millennium Roif. A Dr. /I t yl. f, spj rntin trnrw. pwr itrng/bfkv on am/fm con. dual akbagj alarm 4<7BBr7>l VIN CWMliiiai'i '97 VW JETTA TREK $13,995 AUTOMOTIVE CROUP RorJ, A cyl 5 ipti man Ircjm. pwi ilrng(T>Vj/wlnc(i junrt, olt am/lrn cosi. GASTON AVI-M W. AT i!( H 11H ?'.: • M )MI H\li .1 I -'UK! I)(il-WA TFH NJ alairn. 2-1.B?) ml VIN 1 VWilVIW '97 VW JETTA GL $13,995 Bkicfc. 4 cyl uu'rj irons, pwf slrng/brkj. air. am/fm can atorni. dual odbaQt. 908.685.1033 2<1,V76 ml VIH * VUOI2376 '97 VW JETTA GLS $14,995 FAX: WK.685.1404 Groon, A cyl ciuto tinns, pw iirng/LMks. ak CHn/fm cajj. alarm, < Htlfltpofl!&ll tor Itibpiiils r>r fypojiophltnl (uuii A9E olfiri, ^4539 ml. VIN ptkn and ipMlliialknissubject toihnge An Exclusively Volkswagen location fcjy 30, 1999 Record-Press Lawn Care & || Masonry 10651| Painting & || Rooting Recreational || Autos far Sale 13851| AutoJ for Sale 1385|| Autos lor Sale 1385 Landscaping 1O40 r QoVO CONSTRUCTION Papernangtng 1075 cj scorn SERVICES- Vehicles DODGE '77 WON • 1 I OLDSMOBILE TORONADO Owner. PB. PS. Air. New ' MAZDA MX6 LS 1993 Steps-Concrete-Stone- ROOflNQ, siding, paining Only 3OK miles' tl.irk '91 - last yrin nuide, well DEPENDABLE SERVICE Brick Fireplaces- OLD GUY PAINTINQ. gutters cleaned A repaired. tires. 51000 908*87-5897 i grt-oii. P/S. I"'W. nulo. mninLiintHt. g,u. kept. 1 Lawns Cut. Hedges and Plastering-Patios- Need Interior painting? Powwwash. Fulry-fnsunxJ Campers & Divil^ruirlvLT ill! extras, Shrubs neatly pruned FORD ESCORT '93 - 65K. ; power sunroof, AM-FM Foundatlons. All types Csll the Old Guy Chris 732-424-0454 (Of work of school, cass , ntitnn. new tires H>3K. Sb.UUU.'uliu Cranford/Wesltield Area , of tile marble works. RVs 1320 9O0J 22-4 264 Call Bob Jr. 908-276-6645 I 908/7698971 S3.001) 908 599 3611 \ S/hOO 732 499-0460 All Repairs. Free Est. CAFKE CONSTRUCTION 908M64-9220 & 464-9273 PINOLA BROTHER'S • lnl~ STARCRAFT (89) PoFORp D TAURUS STATION ' PONTIAC GOOO 1966 - RjTLANbSCAPE & exl. painting. No job too Shingle Roofs. Leak Repairs. UP. sioeps 6. Ref . sink. WAGON 'S9- low mile- i MERCEDES BENZ S40D -Idr. '.JK. .ill power, AC, small. SOB-276-65S9 or Flat Roots & Sltte Work No garage Kept, exc, cond age. 3 sent. exc. running ; 82'- Ivory, J Or. A/C, P/S. (•«• cond. S3.500 CONTRACTORS Mason Contractor 9O 8-241-93 7 7 Job Too Small. Free Est. In- S3.OO0 OBO 900-789-0815 cond.. S2.1S0. 908-522- \ t'lli. A/M F.'M Ciiss , inns Commercial & Residential Specializing in Brick, sured 732-96»«241 0155 iv. mussg. j exc , cleiin int.. l-46k. J S2.OO0 908 iH-Abr.' evo.. * Planting & Landscape Block & Concrete. No DANNUCCI ROOFING Transportation FORD TAURUS WO. IX PONTtAC FIREBIRD 09 - Design * Lawn Renovation I Job lo big or small Over Fully Insured. Free Est. • '90 - Fully loailed, nuto, ! nm. ssjtocd. vc. T9K. Specialist • Grading & 25 yrs. experience. Fully Over 20 yrs. experience new tires, one. cond. j A.'C. All [Hiivi-r, T-tOpS, Drainage Systems Insured. Free est. Call $24bO/obo 308-6540405 j MERCURY SABLE STATION .inulm i:^^^ oxc cond. Master patnter/paperhanger. 908^996-6462 Autos for Sale 1385 * Palios * Walkways 908/526-3500 HONDA ACCORD LX '91 - WAGON "Sa-nwoov auto. $3100/oho OOO-272-212B * Retaining Walls Highly skilled master idiei. dual airings, lunfin cass. craftsman. Honest, reli- '83 Cadillac Fleet wood drk grey, 4dr. 5sp , nil SATURN SC '92 100k Hwy. * 908-276-6895 * pwr. A/C. Jcyl.. C(l pl.iyui. |B- fix I*H. iVc. ion* rack. :Wrt able, very tair and rea-Tree Services 1155 Fully Id., very gel cond., new sKrt. tWM tk?l, n^ir wi|io*. 7flK. miles iicioil cond , AM/FM Moving & sonable. Please call Mark Irans, 79K mi., needs fuel body & interior exc coiui.. L^iss , I'W, I'L. A,'C S3.9O0 Storage at 732-424-1615 DESHIELDS pump.$120Oobo. gar kepi. UOK. S6000 olio. SPRING CLEANUPS TREE SERVICE 73*721-7351. 212-5B1-96B4 MITSUBISHI MONTERRO Renovation & Design Summer Specinls HONOA CRX 9V- A/C.98, I til , ? pussengvr TOYOTA AVALON XLS -96 SCHAEFER MOVING Int. & Ext. Qual'V work. ACURA INTEGRA '96- Call 908/322 7189 Insured & Exp'd. nuto. loaded. 31k rnr . moon 5sp , Sunroof. CDplaycr. sertttng, color is ittetiillic- Lr.itlic-f «t..t»t*it seals, sr.ee 2 Hr Minimum. Low Rates. SSS/rm. S20/roll. Why All types ot tree work. Very good cond.. 112k, binck seayicciV municli pay more? 908/707-9B72 roof, silver. Exc cond. 3WM/IIB wk ( yn nltlM Bprn #1 TJSUUMNa LANDSCAPE Lie* PM 00561. Ins. Free estimates. S13.500. 900-232-1211 S35O0. 7323020520 siluor, lenther se.itp, lux- Cleanups, Mowing. Shrub Free Est. 908/964-1216 732/885-0530 ury |>ck , cold wenihi'r STEINMAN & DAUGHTER BUICK ELECTHA 19B7- KIA SETHI A RS '97 - 5spd., pck., vnlue pek,, mileage VOLVO BGO GLT 'O4 4 dr Trimming & Tree Re- sedan tllile/ljrren im moval. 732-873-224B Painting, Window Wash & Station wagon. EKC , cond. Mo A/C. AftVFM Cass . Sccunly 14.000 miles, excellent Painting & Repair, Putty & Caulk. Pa- Wallpaper well maintained, all Sys,. 13K mi.. Excel. Cond.. condition, ktju S2fl.O50 t.m ic.4ll>,'r inter.. nuU' AC. At T&R LANDSCAPING per hanging. 3Oyrs. op. power, 124k, car phono. S4.995 Call 908-089-0728 Cnll 201-847-S34C SH. Cl>, cold weiitlioi |ji.(j. A rad dot. Toiv pack SIH3W liies, 50K. exc. curxi, Lawn rrainL, Cleanups. Sod, Paperhanglng I075 Insured 908/526-3382 WALLPAPERING BY LINCOLN TOWNCAR 1985- Aiklny $15,999 Seed. Topsoil, Mulch. S16 / FEMININE TOUCH • $2,000 973-379-6816 BZk. Orinifhil owner. Asking NISSAN MAXIMA '96 - Auto, A/C, Loaded. Ex- 9O8-789-9424 yard. Planting. Thatching. l/.Wlll! Reasonable rates. CHEVY SUBURBAN 07- S2.OO0. 732-381-9396 Over-seeding, Brush re- Plumbing Prompt service. Free es- MERCURV GRAND MAR- cellent Condition. 45K WE BUY CARS, HIGH- Gray. good condition. 55k. S11,900. 908/464-3630 moval. Chipper & Small HovxPaintinfibyCttin timates. No Job Too S5.OO0. QUIS '96 • 45K, 15.000 EST PRICES PAID, NATALE PLUMBING/HTG Small! 908/231-0282 mi. btini^wr lo bufTi|M>r MARANO & SONS Backhoe Service. Delivery No job too Big or Small OLDS CUTLASS CIERA '80 avail Reas. rates. Futty iis'd CHEVY BLAZER 84 Blue, warranty, nil power, A/C, AT, 74k nil,, good cond., now AUTO SALES, INC. 908-322-4298 Dennis Natale mint tand., S16.50O. We return all calls! Owner Plumbing lie t nm 5322 Waterproofing 1175 good condition. f5k, brakes, llfea. shocks & muffler. 507-13 South Avo.. 150 Operated! 908-369-5590 $2,000. Call 90&620-0746 908-S1B0019 lor nppt. $1,600 obo. 732-699-2044 South Avo.. diirwood JERRY DEBARO i>|ikRrH\NII\<. LINS WATERPROOFING AAA PLUMBING Chrysler Sabring LXI LANDSCAPING lOOLilKHU Ft. '96 • Blnck/gray. Z8K AM phases, including 201-964-1001 See ad in Business French Drain mi-, mint coo A-1 WAYNE P. SCOTT •CHRBTADORE* NO HASSLES! .-(ON,, Quality Masonry Services. TOP PRICES PAID! Free Est. Insd.. Ffors. 43 yrs. PROFESSIONAL CUl CURB MIME 01 TOM GRASSB a family business. Every HOUSEPAINTING CALL US lob a specialty. 732 968-5230 Nobody Covers It Beltert Paul's Masonry Reasonable rates TOLL FREE 1-SSa-BENZ-BMW Steps, Sidewalks, Brick & Free estimates, Fully Ins. 2369-269 Concrete Specialist. Re- Aluminum/Vinyl house painting also avail. 908 277B700 pa Ira. 90B-M4-1554 , lue., Elizabeth, NJ (Elmora Section) 900-276-1127 A 906-232-4023 267 BROAD STREET A 1 REP MASONRY www.autohauscars.com We do II atl. big or smalll to INTERIOR PAINTING & yrs. e»p. Fully ins. Free WALLPAPEFBNG PLUS OO0 Sales • Service • Autobody • Lease SUMMIT, NEW JERSEY clutter? Est. Ron 9OB-S2e-eS47 JOBS. Call 908-241-8754 Classifieds BRAND NEW 1999 o$&Z£i BRAND NEW 1999 WINDSTAR E150 CARGO VAN 7 Pass 4 dr W.iijcin ,i 8L V b julo OD luns pn< -I ; i v i t'. n:. ti.n,.. |.J..I I-I.J i.- 'i-n -1'i i' • •!. i-»> AM I M '.' i . ' So- * hi il .!•' P - -11 i I I'I • M| • •!•• ./!•- .!:.• I SirJXjbrKiwindkK>smitiv AiK AMH.1-jliMeo tass (lufk rlotfl il'i : 1 1 liti 5f#edronnol Ih'-ir mils I def Pwer&mv (iiu VIN'XUCWP L">'" i!',W.ii hi..... V.n SXIIIW 1 ', . I,! ,id :..'- .1.11 II ,, i ,••••• :.-r" MSRP $S3 745 BLI, [nice irv I S10MI Kt>t>ale $400 Collega (ira-.1 ''»' '-''' •'*•'-'"'' i ll'.'ilj li..r...ii- Mini (. '|.. i .Mil !!.• if.i.- il .iu.ii" ;•..". I MI-I '••''• c ! R«ai)1l> ll qual" ft S1'., > , Wyman [>srr.wnt 30 mo F MCC HC1 !e.v.t I JIM mr.t -. ;•• '. . V/y 11-1-1 hi.' rn,..l |i,n,, [l,1r i". I «") !;.,.••/. -,h w.11400 cusl cash 41 (XXI iftate K S41XJ Collefje fira'j flfable rl <(uai" ^ i I,'.I. , 11 i_ • ".-.•• r..| il<. f, '.ll.ri I .,'u.i|i. l,..il II.' ,hr.. .1 'i i ,i-- SAVE = down pymtil UB'i v.i |iynjit s S3(XJ id we tX-ji . >l'^89 il.in ,it 9 ' . l-1/.n |.,'." .1 T.'u1' 1. I |,,.l,i.l *. '; 1. i'i i.-I ' - iH i i'-ti-l -li..- Il i least signing til pyrnnis . JIO 4(1-1 Til c>,:l = SHfilH fiiiyf. U'.r.i- i.-.i j ' il I'yTiiiii Ilf.t'i! Ill'--' In! I'"! El , I • •5S7O BRAND NEW 1999 BRAND NEW 1999 FORD EXPLORER XL 4X4 TAURUS LX 4 dr, 'I 0L V-6. iiuto OO lr.ui1.. |iwr sirnj^brhs/wiivt'louks/mirr. AIR. i:lryili i:,ipi ttmirs iill I HI V ... ml'i ')(J li.nr im lerrnin (ires, lugq Mtk. c;i5t alum whls. b/'j rnliirj'; * if r ii|,,:!...l II','" iriiit'-. ti'.Vl I VlN,#XUCe3?8i MSHf S?;..)rr(j lluy [iiiroincl S?0(i U. ' «. IH O'.ll Ilil/ |in< (i Hit I $1111 I'I Ford Dibcounl. S-1O0 Cotloijn Oriitl firiiihiri \l cjual" P. H'.iir.li^ il 'Iliril1' '• Sl,',r;' W/rr $2410 VVymnn Discount 3lj » I MCC l«;is« w'SI'fino r.r. SAVE cuslcash S $4(K) Col!o(jo Gr,i 1997 • 1995 • 1995 • 1996 • 1998 1998 1996 • 1996 TAURUS SE F150XLT • H0DE0 4X4 ESCORT LX I TAURUS $E 1 PROBE GT I TAURUS GL • MYSTIQUE i•.•.] .•] . .i,i •. [ /ii.) -1 llr .1 I ,'i .lUt'j H It.l.l VI. .i.ll'i 11,111 , (i.'.l BJ f .jrdfi ' yllli'lcr .lut'iltVilir. BJ F n"t I. •./!.-mtu Ir.in . [•/,' HJ '''••-•ll», •1',1 .nil-.'r.Jli , 1 trrnj A[ir. ...IIKI !<• w l. - All! H tr.in'.flii'.'.K.ri | j • j.-.); r H '.'I'i'l Ink'. Airi'l I' " •' ' " •• |i.'-' 'I'i'l '"•' .'."ill-l-. I' 'n*' SATURDAY SERVICE GAM-1RM 973-761-6000 Prine'i ft pymrils inclifdo all cosls to be pnici by n cor loiir.f"; with f^.Oflrt'.niilfis por yoiir A \!ic thoro.iflor. I "Mini tii? ,i r|nnlu,iti> ftl ,1 ? or '1 vf" iicfirpditivl col nst 11? months to qunlily. JVohlcto rnnnl IK Record-Press July 30, 1999 Autos for Sale 138511 Autos for Sale 1385II Autos for Sale 13851| Autos tor Sale 13851| Autos lor Sale 1385|| Autos lor Sale 1385II Antique & II Antique & II Antique & II Trucks & 1 CHEVY CAPRICE JEEP ORANO WAOONEER MERCURY COUOAR '69- TOYOTA OELICA 1964-TOYOTA COROLLA SRS *8»-1 Classic Autos 1394 Classic Autos 1394II Classic Autos 1394II Trailers 1405 ACURA INTEGRA '90- BROUGHAM LS 87- exc. •91 - Hunter green $6500. Orig. owner, 95K mils*. Good Irans . Rlma, Blue, while. 5-sp., mnrf, cass., t.Spd.,2 Dr hatchback. cond.. 140k, be si offer Call: 908-534-8201 Ac $1700. 732-574-1 WO 3 speed, J500. Firm. garaged, all maintenance BRADLEY CT II 19?1CADILLAC 73 SEDAN Flat Spider Convertible 9ES KMUP «» Hi S0B7-72S-9461 90S- 231-1294 rocs. Mini cond. 135K hi. DaVMI*- orig. owner, exc. White, 94K, excellent con- NISSAN PICKUP-1 BOB 1981 Now roof, rebuilt t mi. S2500 732-873-399B battery pwrd Electric cond., full power, gar. engine, excellent me- dition. $4000 908-317- PLYMOUTH Dusts* 1902. VS MAZDA RX7 'BO- Con- Extended cab, Fully 30 tor. 6 tp 13DK FUv <»Wt 1 vertible, black, auto, loaded, very clean. 104k CLASSIFIEDS"... Sports Car 585 orig ml kept, black w/red leather chanical condition. 0604 Sl&a 9»47»1967 Atklng 17,900. Call: 908- hwy. miles. Asking $5,000. CLASSIFIEDS ... $13,000. 908.527-04,79 interior, $450(VOBO. 908- S4000. obo 9O8-6B8-2882 S 26-3070 Call: Rob 908-638-9068 THEY WORK! THEY WORK! 353-6053 FORD 1942 CP V-8, 350 Vehicles ready far paint & Int.,Wanted 1415 auto $13,000. Call 732- 386-2142 Make Summer Sizzle with a ALL CASK ON THE SPOT PONTIAC 1958 Star TOP $$$ PAID MARANO & SONS AN¥ CAR OR TRUCK Chief, 4df, A-1 cond. $12,000 Call 732-388- 908-620-9234 New Car at a Great Price! 2142 DONATE YOUR CAR To Heritage lor the Blind. PONTIAC CATALINA Tax Deductible, Free Sedan '65 • Excl. run- Towing, Free Phone Cant USED CAR SALE SPKCIALS ning cond., orig. owner. to donors with this ad * $975. 973-701-9561 IW VOLKSWAGEN MSStfGLS •97 FORD EXPLORER XLT 96 NISSAN MAXIMA CLE "97 HONDA ACCORD EX V6 'MDODCENEONHICHiiNE nmnGZ CaB 1-eoo-Z-borate, |V6. moonroof. auto, air jv's. [iK jv«- * ffl. .V*J, Jlll-i. j|[ pv. M»*iti>jf. Jiiln. ;i:r. |is. [»K prtv, MfiidFOW. Julo. 3:r. ps. p1>, rvw. pltfks •t dr, jutu. air. ps. pi, lilt, ias. dual r ii'.lvV f Srjti. tilt. ifJiSr fiWks. px'jl. till. iTuisc. caw. cd. Ipioc ks. tilt, cruise. u«. zh trji l!lMI »t [Jr. EtuK. ass, ii leJttw, Jte 113,000 mi!«,VI,WK IKS 1. jts J'.Sjl tads 1? miles btlut, ik. Juil Ktty. .t"i.iK«i miks VIN«Vl'lT.5§]7. AUTO SALES INC $21,495 $21,995 $16,995 $8,495 '95 CADILLAC SEDAN '98 MAZDA 626 LX V6 •98 DODGE INTREPID '95 HONDA CIVIC DX •99 TOYOTA CELJCA ftuyint/ (V Selling I sed C 'urs ft Trucks DE VILLE Auln.jir. Ci.pK .I* r^Kks.trit.ifji't i.ii" nf. i's pli p,v. fitn'ks psiM Auto, air pi ft. Mss. Jml hf . CT CONVERHBIE I Aulu. a;r. ps. |>K p-u plgiAs p«jls J h J! t S 5 spj. jir. (is. [vb. n*», [tK'ks, tilt, Since 1955 I till, cruise, cass, rJ. Ifilhi'r. ab. JLJJ cruise, «a. tJ leather. jh«. Juil ba^s. | tags 29.1*1(1 milts. VISfiLBli'5'J . ilby wheels, 2.PWI milei. $18,995 $16,495 $15,995 hi WFORDWUWSTARCL •96 MAZDA 626 LX V6 '97 SUZUKI SIDEKICK 96 JXEP CHEROKEE 50"" I 3 South Aw. 150 South \vf. 1 I Auto. JIB! air. ps. fit . |»V, J>U'IJ. lilt. JLXSPORT SPORT GRAND AM <,;«r\votnl, !\J (R027 <>ar\v(Htd, NJ (HO2"' Icmtk. cm. cjplam cluir*. jhs, allnv 4 a an!-- J!r. ps [vb. p.v pUks. tilt, Uf.juti.. jirf'i. p-t, pv>l«i-ki,lilt. tJuute iir.p'i, pb. piwks. ruisi. cjss, Jirhaj!. W.'XK) miles. 90S-789 0555 UhaK Jwl K*. 2V*'> mite. VIM irum. ijsi. jh, jml hj^ >i.i'(«i mile, lU. 54.IWmifej lax 908-"'89-1^2 h UN-Vi I lui*! lax 908-789-27-n $16,995 $13,495 $13,495 $6,995 Look For Our Complete Inventory On Our New Website At WWW.MARANOSONSAUTO.COM USED CAR LEASE SPECIAL LOOK AT THESE PAYMENTS TAX, EANK FEE AND GAP ARE ALL ^INCLUDED IN THESE PAYMENTS!!! SUBJECT TO LENDERS APPROVAL 1998 NISSAN 1996 NISSAN 1997 HONDA 1996 SUZUKI MAXIMA CXE PATHFINDER SE PASSPORT EX SIDEKICK SPORT 4 dr, moonroof. lease for 5279 4 Dr, moonroof. 4x4, 35,000 4 dr, 4x4, sunroof, 35,000 4 dr, 4 X 4ta3M|p miles, per mo/36 mos with Sl3t)9 miles, VIN #TWO33387. Least miles, V!N#V4410982. $259 VlN#T4JUl!|%||rfor $179 Price(s) included all cosis to be paid by the consumer total down. for $259 per mo/36 mos. with per mo/36 mos. with $1,699 per miQMwith $1099 total except for iitenjtog, repyion & lanes $1,999 total down. total down. down. lot ropoitiible lor typographical errors. Looking fora New House? Check our Classified pages for results! 1