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WESTFIELD SCOTCH PLAINS FAN WOOD Vol. 12, No. 40 Friday, October 10,1997 50 cents.-! Schools to take on desegregation Art to be displayed at Town Book Store Busing African-American children to other town schools a concern ByTMAQUAMNO special education placements. She said the neighborhood The Westfield Art has been mnde the gap persists Superintendent of Schools RECORD-PRESS The district's desegregation schools are important because and urged the board to close it. William J, Foley snid. Association will hold a practices have been • reported on the children can maintain friend- "A variety of strategies can "It frankly didn't come up "Autumn Art Thursday" 6-10 WESTFIELD — The Board of in the Record-Press as part of an ships, participate in afterschool and should be employed and you when we did tho redistricting but p.m.,Thursday, Oct. 23 at the Education's policy committee will exclusive series on race issues in enrichment programs and scout- should not rest until there is no the fnct that it didn't doesn't: Town Book Store, 255 E. Broad investigate the district's desegre- town. ing. Parents can network and gap," Mrs. Nixon said. mean that we can't look at ill St., Westfield. gation law to determine its valid- Mrs. Nixon acknowledged the impact their children's education, Mrs. Nixon said there needs to now," he snid. J On display will be the origi- ity in today's society. enormous responsibility of board "Finally, busing has become be a moratorium on additional "My recommendation wouldj nal works of several local Melba Nixon, the first elected members. She said the school pejorative," she said. "The chil- special education placements be that we do take a look at the artists using different media, African-American woman to the board's main objective is to pro- dren who are bused are seen as until the problem is figured out. future of this desegregation including watercolora, oils, and school board (1989-96) presented vide a superior education to all of not really belonging and they She suggested early interven- plan," Dr. Foley snid. ] drawings. The artists will be on three major concerns of the the children of Westfield. themselves feel that they nre out- tion in the preschool years and He suggested the policy com-{ hand to meet the public and Concerned African American "We urge you to discontinue siders." the use of volunteer tutors. inittee be tho committee irt answer questions. Framed and Parents of Westfield (CAAP) at busing our children away form "Busing to other schools is not "We need ft continuing dia- charge of it, i unframed works will be avail- Tuesday's meeting. their neighborhoods," Mrs, Nixon able for sale. in the best interests of our chil- logue. We must stop busing and "While I enn't say details ail First, the busing of African- said. "The concept of neighbor- dren," she added. return these children to their this point, we would be commit-l For more information, call American children from the hood schools is a bedrock value in Mrs. Nixon then addressed the neighborhood schools we need a ted to making a recommendation! 233-3535. Cacciola Place and Windsor Westfield. .achievement gap and auid eight moratorium on specinl ed place- about the same time we did tht Avenue area to schools outside "Some impassioned discus- years ago the Bonrd of Education ments and we must close the redistricting," he said. "So that Internet training their neighborhood. Second, the sions have taken place in this acknowledged the gap in achieve- achievement gap," she snid. any change that we did make gap in achievement of minority room about the importance of ment between African-American "It is evident over the past few assuming there was a change set at library vs. majority children. And third, maintaining neighborhood children and majority children. weeks that this ifc an issue that would be in effect for the fall ol the disproportionate number of She said although some progress Curious about the Internet schools." needs to be looked at," (Continued on page A-2) and all of those World Wide Web addresses that have been appearing in newspapers, mag- azines, and on television? Want to watch the movement of the Residents stockmarket at www.cnnfn.- com or check out the weather at www.weatherpost.com? seeking The Westfield Memorial Library will hold two hands-on training sessions on Thursday, Oct. 23 at 9 a.m. or Tuesday, Hobbie ' Oct. 28 at 7:30 p.m. using the library's personal computers. Seating is limited, advanced registration is required. Call as judge j 789-4090 or stop in person at •yTINAQUAWMO '.I the library at 550 E. Broad St. IlECORD-PHKSS ; WESTFIELD — Who will be; Internet use the judge? > Residents at Tuesday's Town to be meeting focus Council meeting requested for- The Central New Jersey mer municipnl Judge Edward SBT User Group will hold its Hobbie be returned to his posi- monthly meeting 5:30 p.m. tion. Thursday at LPS Consulting The comments come after the Co. Inc. in Fanwood. Sept. 18 resignation of Judge The topic of the meeting will Marion Mogielnicki. Ms. be "Beyond www.something- Mogielnicki was appointed in .com: Benefits of Using the January by Mayor Tom Jardim. Internet That Don't Require a She said she resigned because Web Page.' Dinner will be the judgeship was taking time served. For more information away from her family and her and directions, call Julie Mintz practice. at 889-6300. Resident Anthony Palumbo, g-' Republican candidate for Town; Council last year, said ho is con- Westfield recital cerned about the vacant judge- series announced Bhip in town. The public is invited to "I'm not criticizing Judge attend the Westfield recital Mogielnicki, who should certain- series, which will feature per- ly be free to reassign for whatevr formances of solo and chamber Good to the last lick er her own personal reasons music by students in the Members of the WettfltId T pratchool bid faravmll to lumintr by enjoying chilly trtats.The children are Emma Lytek, Matthew Kavtney and might be," Mr, Palumbo snid. "My 1 criticism is with the needless for- Westfield Schools. All recitals Juttln Qlock. The 'Y It on Clark Street. will be held at Westfield High (Continued on page A-2) School, Room 121, at 7:30 p.m. Recitals will be held on the following evenings: Tuesday, Oct. 14; Tuesday, Nov. 25; Council seeks more input on property maintenance plan Tuesday, Jan. 27; Tuesday, Feb. 1 10 (faculty recital); and ByTMAQUAMNO hearing of the Laws and Rules commercial shopping districts. nance on their own or whose con- is a violation of my constitutional Wednesday, March 18. For Committee will be held Oct. 21. "I personally believe an over- cepts of maintenance don't' stand rights." more information, call the RECORD-PKESS Mr. Goldman has made the draft whelming majority of residents up to the norm." Mr. Sullivan said, "TheBe laws Department of Fine Arts at WESTFIELD — The Town ordinance available to the public take pride in the property that Councilman Norman Greco are not government telling the 789-4417. Council decided no to let lan- at the town clerk's office and they own and unfortunately that said words in the document like people what to do, they are the guage get in the way of communi- library. A draft ordinance iB not pride is overshadowed by inci- "blighted" are very strong. He community creating a set of laws; cation. required to be made public. dents of abandoned houses, or said the wording should be kept laws are made at the behest of UNICO selling The first reading of the pro- "I think we have the concepts structures that are dilapidated or simple and not overbearing so the community for self-regula- Entertainment books posed exterior property mainte- correct, but we need to test the vacant lots that become uncon- people can't understand it. He tion." nance ordinance scheduled for language with the community to trollably overgrown with vegeta- said as it is written now, it takes Mr. Greco said he wants more Scotch Plaina-Fanwood Tuesday was postponed for two ensure that it is understandable, tion," he added. three or four readings before it is input from the people who deal UNICO is raising funds by weeks, The council has opted for and that it truly does achieve our Mr. Goldman said there are understandable. with property maintenance selling the Entertainment '98 more public input and fine tun- objectives," Councilman Neil safeguards in the ordinance. "It needs to be more specific in everyday —- building inspectors, book, Each book contains hun- ing of how the law is worded. Sullivan said, "From the very beginning, we its wording, stating emphatically Tiro chiefs and the Board of dreda of buy one, get one free that any government agency is Health. Ho said he supports a discounts for dining, movies, "This is a very tough ordi- Mr. Goldman said tho reason have been mindful of the concern nance and it is important to get the council has considered the that our good motives shouldn't not allowed to come into your pri- property maintenance code but sports activities, special attrac- vate home or property," Mr. Greco doesn't think u 20-pnge docu- tions and hotels. the input of the public," said code is because it promotes pub- unintentionally cause citations to Larry Goldman, who is Laws and lic anfety, aesthetics of the neigh- be issued to residents who might said. "They don't need to be The proceeds will help fund be a bit tardy in forming mainte- inside your house. I just feel thut (Continued on pnge A-2) local charities. Contact Raven Rules Committee chair. A public borhoods and the appearance of Optical, 419 Park Ave., Scotch Plaina, 322-8911; Lemon Tree, 200 South Ave., Fanwood, 322- 9490; or Weatwood Cleaners, Goose stoned to death 1004 South Ave. West, Westfield, 232-2772. by boy at Tamaques Inside Two other birds are hurt at Westfield park ByTINAQUARINO dead in the water rind another Commentary .. .A-4 was found dead in the woods. KECOttD-PHKSB Polico snid another boy WUH Community Life .A-8 WESTFIELD — A 15-yenr-old also involved and will bo brought Elizabeth boy was charged with in and chnrgod. Obituaries A-10 cruelty to animals last week after A police official Haid he doesn't killing n goo.se, policu anid. think the boy had rmy intention Sports B-2 Police Haid the boy killed a to kill tho gooso, goose during a picnic in He Hnid the polico would like Weekend Plus .A-13 TnmnqueH Park Aii(j. 2 nflnr ho to luindln this in » coiiBtructivo way HO it won't happen ngain. throw a Ht.one at tho bird. RANDALL MILLEH/RECORD-PRES3 Real Estate .. .B-15 Two other geum were injured, The two iclotitifiud boyB aro police miid. TIUJ boy wua released going to be placed in n communi- Milestone for church Automotive ... .B-1 to hif) mother. ty service program for injured Visitors attending a picnic in nnimals in Soniersot County, The Roman Catholic Church of tho Holy Trinity In Weatflold In celebrating He 125th anniversary, A year- Classified B-1 tho pnrk told polico they saw tho The objective is to sensitize long celebration will begin Sunday with Mass given by Most Rev.Theodore B, McCarrlck, archbishop of hoy throwing rocks at tho gneae. the boys to the cruelty of tuiimalH Newark. See Page A-3 for the story and a photo. Polico said one goaao was found issue. Record-Press October 10, Input sought on property maintenance plan

1 community for 30 years, spoke maintenance code. jpjf i/WreP STATES •3l?tnrT1fn| of "If someone's property is dete- Own»r»hlp, Management, and Clrculillon (Continued from page A-l) during the public session. "I think this particular code ment that "knit picks" is neces- riorating, let's find out what the problems are and help the person "I think it is time to pass a has the potential to generate sary to achieve it when the origi- more heat than light," nal intent was to take care of solve the problem, not fineth estrong property maintenance person," Mr. Greco said. "Let's not code because these properties Councilman Jack Walsh said. about 12 houses in any given that are let go bring down the Mr. Walsh said the comments Hilt Ciniiu n year that might be in violation. create problems for people let's IOZ WuLuut Av«,, Crunfurd, NJ UIQlb-tfin tttti**** property value in the entire from the public so far have indi- >;5-6tii/ "For those 12 houses the whole try to help people with their problems." neighborhood, not just the adja- cated there's a consensus that a town of Westfield shouldn't be cent properties," Mr. Rorden said. property maintenance code is penalized for it," Mr. Greco said. "The resident who spoke during the public session said the "I certainly hope it is passed in a needed. He said there is also a Mr. Goldman has also solicited very short period of time." consensus that it not be intrusive input from the Planning Board, FAA (Federal Aviation Administration) only fines planes Newcomer to town Brad on the privacy of the individual Board of Health, the executive Schaeffer said there are real property owners. director of the special improve- $250 for flying an airplane below AJidr.w Stnpuuu -.4 VutfrrdiiN Manorial Ur., Hunt, S.inmcvii l», NJ M0tf l-i»SI regulation level, but being in vio- human issues involved in an "That is where we are going to ment district and the president of ordinance like this but there are have difficulty finding the bal- the Chamber of Commerce. lation of this maintenance code you are fined $1,000 and up to 90 also serious monetary issues ance," he said. "I urge the council "We are making a major deci- involved. that we do not take positions 1 InfWdWWy MfcMrf «f M sions that will affect the entire days in jail and every day that you don't rectify the situation you Mayor Tom Jardim said the which are stuck in mud, I think town of Westfield," Mr. Greco we ought to show the spirit of said. "We need to take our time can be fined $1,000 for each day," code has been needed for a long NUJttll Jp.KNKY NKWSI'M'KK UCI. JMC. compromise ... to find the lan- and watch what we do here Mr. Greco said. time and Weatfield is one of the EUN IKYKSTHKhJK 1HC nub. or I^AMIJKH tt'J'ATK XNVKKTKJrNTff tNU. Jefferson Avenue resident few communities in the county guage that we all can agree 1 50 because what we do today affects upon." i Ihln""^'^!!" " everybody for years to come." Warren Rorden, a Realtor in the that does not have a property (.AttlJKN titATK IHVKtiJHKHTB JHU. IH» llru,,d..». Guft. J4 lf«iivifr, U} HOiOZ Hk, " Tilt JT— HtfUHf »»BU»y ItlAfM IVMH *

i£vMK f)AHX UK VKW VtiKK Residents seeking Hobbie as judge ».« Yurk, HI 10104 . w > ' • president of the Union County (Continued from page A-l) (R), Jack Walsh (D) and Mayor "We do have a capable substi- IK» ,,,,ujwnr. Bull. H» Jardim (D) has been established tute who is Filling the position Municipal Judges Association U.i.v.r. iO 907112 mation of a search committee (1993-94). when we have an eminently qual- to select a new judge, right now and who is doing a very ified experience candidate avail- "You shouldn't overlook the good job as I understand it," "He did an excellent job while importance of the revenue gener- Mayor Jardim said. "We will give he sat on the bench in Westfield able." and has a good track record, and A bipartisan committee of the ating aspects of municipal court," Judge Hobbie and every other Mr. Palumho said. "Any decline in candidate our utmost considera- hopefully he will be put back in a council made up of Councilmen position that he never should Matt Albnno (R), James Gruba these significant revenues which tion." might occur because of an inabil- Resident Warren Victor asked have been removed from," 1) PtaVhsHan (KM ' ity to efficiently move the calen- for the immediate appointment Councilwoman Gail Vernick said. y/ao/wi 9 dar will directly and inevitably of Judge Hobbie. Resident Peter Anzelone said, * 1 IUITI «n«1 Nature >f CkHl*tl«n i*£*u ZZH'l 55!"SiS* BEAVER result in an increased tax burden "I think it was a little short- "I think if we all rise above poli-

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Today, they can They started building a tiny playing Billy Bigelow in Jersey on weeknighta in the pur- ijregate at the Roman Cath- white church on New York Carousel, Tbny in West Side Story suit of a degree in law. olic Church of the Holy Trinity. Avenue which is now Trinity and Judd Frye in Oklahoma. In Guests are welcome to attend The church, founded in 1872, Place " Deacon Kiley said. That 1995, he composed the music for the meeting and. Fbr more infor- the off-Broadway musical TUc mation about the program, the is celebrating its 125th anniver- church is long since demolished Secret Annex. sary. and now has a private residence Woman's Club, and its other A year-long celebration will on the site." He has also performed at the activities, call 233-4338. begin Sunday with Mass given The church has gone through RANDALL MILLER/RECOHD-PHESS by Most Rev. Theodore £. changes throughout its long Rov. Jo—ph P. MasMlo leads worship at Holy Trinity. McCarrick, archbishop of existence. Newark. A reception in the Trinity Gardens used tob e a school administered by Holy Cassel, Holy Trinity's music auditorium of. the Holy Trinity grammar school building, which Trinity Parish, St. Heleus director. The first concert will be MEDICATION RESEARCH STIW Interparochial School on First was built by the church in 1916. parish and Our Lady of Lourdes an orpan recital by Mr. Cassel 8 FORAWim \TTUkS/P\\l( DISOKDIII Street at Trinity Place will fol- The grammar school children in Mountainside. p.m. Saturday in the church on iow the Mass. were moved into the high school Coneelebranls of the Mass Westfield Avenue at First if you sufferfrwm... "Before 1872, people had to building, which was dosed in will include Holy Trinity's pas- Street. The recital will consist of /. Episodes of intense anwty, or go to Elizabeth, Rahway, the 1970s due to diminishing tor, MonBignor Joseph P. music by Buxtehude, Bach, 2. d f tdl^ Flainfwld or a tiny church in enrollment," Deacon Kiley said. Masielio, 16th in line of spiritu- Mendelssohn, Pranck, Pinkham Stony Hill if they wanted tog o The church sold the oldal leaders in the parish since and Langlais. to Maw," said Charles F Kiley, grammar school building to the 1872. Other concelebrants will The church, which begun You my be ripbte far a free research study. His study fanolvts a mednteo pne of two permanent deacons state, which in turn sold it to a include Monsignor Masiello's with 70 parishioners, now marketed for Depression which is imestig*kna] for F^ Disorder. at Holy Trinity. developer who turned it into assistants, Rev. Matthew D. serves more than 2,000 fami- L There was no parish, church condominiums," he added. Looney and Rev. Nicholas G. lies. '" 'r 'l - 1 i"r r i ml nl I iini n I ,ii|njiliHili iifrrtw or priest in town to administer What once was a small, Figurelli, and several other "My wife and 1 and our fami- sacraments or lead people in white-frame structure on New priests who have served at Holy ly have been in Westfield for 44 Psydferids, «t all HEB W (HARGE. spiritual worship," he added. York Avenue is now a church on Trinity in past years. Civic lead- years now," said Deacon Kiley, . He said people relied on occa- Westfield Avenue at First Street ers will be among invited whose three of six children were Irwel costs will be remtwrsttl or t sional Sunday visits by a priest that seats 500 people. The guests. baptized at the church. "Holy in Railway to celebrate Sunday church also has a rectory and a Other events planned in- Trinity IIUB always been our Mass either in private homes or prekindergarten through clude instrumental and choral church. We are excited for the m a shop, £. 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/Vjy/osophies Don't get burned Everyone should pay attention NIL ML during Fire Prevention Week There is more to Fire Prevention Week than poster con- PREVENTION WKK tests in schools and fire departments holding their annual inspections. This is the week for all of us to think about fire safety in our homes and workplaces and to express Who gives gratitude to the brave firefighters who risk their lives responding to alarms. - According to the National Safety Council, fire strikes a hoot afoo , home in the United States about every minute. More than 75 percent of all fire deaths occur in residential blazes. lawsuit? ^ More than 4,500 people are killed each year in the United Do you sometimes feel, exqspt States in fires; the most vulnerable are children under 5 for you, the world has • gOie years old, who have a fire death rate twice the national crazy? That's not a good fee|ftg, average. particularly when it is the judi- Many deaths and injuries in home fires could have been cial system which seems to b6ve prevented if families had planned for safe home evacua- gone mad. * ' tion. There are several steps you can take to improve your There was an item in 'the papers at the beginning of the family's chances of surviving a fire: month about the restaurant — Have a fire escape plan. Most home fire fatalities chain Hooters. Their business occur between 10 p.m.- 6 a.m. The killer, in most cases, is thrives with restaurants riot flames, but smoke and poisonous gases. A smoke detec- throughout the country staffed tor will increase your chances of survival by 60 percent; with female waitresses dressed this is a good week to check the batteries in all your smoke in short shorts and tight T-shirt*.. detectors. If you don't have smoke detectors, buy them as Patrons are allowed to look, to soon as possible. If you can't afford them, contact your ogle, but not to touch. ] f local fire department. Women's organizations have Families should also prepare a fire escape plan. The picketed such flagrant sexism, plan should include two routes from every bedroom in case but hey, in this day of house h»#jt. bands and female oil riggers,,^ the exit door is blocked. And every family should practice females want to work that the escape route at least twice a year. who's to say they shouldn't? — Stay as low as you can go. Another part of the Well, it seems some mea escape plan should be to make sure everybody knows how believe they are being sexual)^ to stay safe while leaving a burning house. If you wake up discriminated for having bqen during a fire, roll out of bed, don't stand up and crawl to Letters to the editor turned down for waiter the door. Check for fire on the other side by checking the because of their gender. door knob with the back of your hand. If it's warm, don't Restaurant spokesman open the door — smoke and flames may rush in. Use your McNeil said through the yeai£$ second way of escape, Fly planes over ocean, not yards people have suggested woma,J^ — Firefighters are your friends. Young children patrons should be able to enjoy should be taught how firefighters look when they are To The Record-Press: failed miserably. Now it's time to try the simple, Hooter mnles. He doesn't dia-j I'd like to respond to Dennis Hardie's letter to well-researched NJCAAN plan — and fly the air- agree, and counters with the sug^ dressed in their "turn-out gear" and are ready to fight a planes over the ocean, not our backyards! gestion that others are free to fire. Children unfamiliar with how firefighters look may the editor in your Oct. 3,1997, isBue. The legitimate New Jersey Coalition Against I urge nil residents concerned about the increas- open a restaurant staffed with often hide in fear of them. Also, all children must learn Aircraft Noise (NJCAAN) is working extraordinari- ing airplane traffic to contact NJCAAN, P. O. Box men in short tight clothes. how to dinl 911 in case of an emergency. ly hard to force the FAA to adopt an ocean-routing 554, Scotch Plains, N.J. 07076; Congressman Sounds reasonable to me. '••')* — If you are trapped. If you can't exit your room, stuff plan that will get the air traffic out of Union Franks; and Sens. Lautenberg and Torricelli. But it seems that it is not rea- towels, Bheets or rugs around the top and bottom of the County once and for all. If you're not alarmed by the noise, I guarantee sonable. A class-action lawsuit door to keep smoke out. If there is a telephone in the room, Don't hold your breath waiting for Solberg to be you will be by the decrease in property vnlues and was brought by seven men'w, call your emergency number and let them know exactly roimplurnuntod in January, as Mr, Hardio suggests. increase in childhood asthma thnt airplanes bring argued their inability to get," where you are. Wait near a window and signnl for help. Solberg is a total failure now...and will be next year to the communities they fly over. at Hooters was a violation of , — Have an outside meeting place. Your family's ns well. LOIS A. CALVERT eral law. The Equal Employibfinl The FAA hud its chance to stop the noise, and W«stfltld Opportunity Commission haa escape plan should also include an outdoor meeting place investigated the discriminate for everybody. When everyone is at the meeting place, go to complaint but dropped it fo r a neighbor's home and call for help. 9 more important cases. Thnt di 1 These simple procedures will not only help save your Westfield schools busing policy is troubling not make it go away. life, but they will also help your local firefighters respond- So Hooters, in its effort ing to a blaze at your home. Our firefighters, who To The Record-Press: essary. Thnt time, and the high quality of all our make it go away, has settled, unselfishly respond to alarms 24 hours a day, 365 days a I have rend with interest and appreciation your elementary schools, suggests to me that there are has agreed to settle the suit year, deserve all the support we can give them. three-part series on race issues in Westfield. better remedies. The needs of indigenous neighbor- paying $3.75 million (that's a 1 I must ndinit I wns concerned, however, to learn hoods need to be taken seriously. of burgers and beers) to retail of the policy of the Westfield School Hoard relative I encourage the Board of Education to take seri- the privilege of keeping a womeij- to the busing of the tiny minority population in the ously the concerns of CAAP and to work with them only waiting staff. They will sat Cacciola and Windsor areas of town. aside $2 million as compensation To bus 37 minority elementary school students and the Cacciola/Windsor neighborhood in seeking for men'turned away from jobs to three different schools where they can be swal- a solution that would be helpful to all. and the lawyers will get an addi- r We're here for you lowed up by the majority population makes no REV. JOHN Q. WIGHTMAN tional $1.75 TiliUion. (I wonder sense to me nt all. Perhaps at one time it was nec- Wntftold who the biggest instigator was in The Record-Press is here to serve you. Because we're this suit!) The agreeniint is sub- your hometown newspaper, we invite your participation in ject to U.S. District Cqujt assembling the paper. The following information should approval. help you see your community news in print: Jardim of Westfield is a mayor for the 21st century What's bothering me is I tiling the suit is nonsense. The worW News department To The Record-Press: Mayor Jardim's vitality and honesty commit- I am writing in praise ofMnyor Jnrdim's innova- ment to our town bodes well for our collective should be allowed to have Andrew Simpson is the editor. Please call him at 722- Hooters and Chippendale;. 3000, Ext. 6322, with atory suggestions, questions or com- tive "walks through Westfield." What a wonderful future, He is truly a mnyor for the 21st centurv! way to make local government accessible and LISA QUACKENBUSH Whether you would be one (r ments. Tina Gunrino is the reporter. Coll her at 722-3000, would want your child to be or e Ext. 6326. meaningful to the people of our town. Westfield doesn't matter. There's no arg\ - To send us your news, our address is: P.O. Box 699, ment about whether they can (o Somerville, N.J. 08876. Our fax number is 526-2509 and the job as in women firefighteis our E-ninil address is i\[email protected]. The news- or mnle nurses. room is at 44 Veterans Memorial Drive, Somerville, and is The courts, however, seem tjo open weekdays 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m. For the following week's suggest otherwise. They didn.t newspaper, press releases are due in the editor's office by dismiss the suit; they allowed t Historic Bronx sites to be visited to be settled (although subject tD noon Friday. The deadline for letters is noon Monday in review). While I don't agree wit i order to be considered for that week's publication. WESTFIELD — The fall field trip of the City from 1839-41). The house was later sold Westfield Historical Society will be Saturdny, again, and in 1965 it was donated to The the judgment, I do believe in fo - Nov. l.The group will visit four historic sites Bronx County Historical Society. It is today lowing the law — and changing t in the Bronx — the Poe cottage, the the home of the Museum of Bronx History, when it is wrong. Vnlentine-Varian House. Wave Hill and the Wave Hill, a 28-acre public estate on the Therefore, if it is not legal f( r Van Cortltmdt House. Hooters to turn awny men is Hudson described as being "dedicated to cul- waiters (even with agreeing io The per person coat For this trip, including tivating connections between people and allow them to apply for suppo 1 WESTFIELD SCOTCH PLAINS FANWOOD transportation in a restroom-pquipperi bus nature," is the third stop, Lunch is cafeteria- job such ns bartenders and host i) and all admission foes, is $20 for members style in the Cafe. According to New York why can they continue to do so by North Jersey Newspapers Company ©1997 find $25 for nonmembers. For more informa- Magazine, Wave Hill "is everything that New paying for the privilege? Illegal js tion and to reserve a place, call program coor- York City is not: peaceful, silent, safe, bucolic illegal no matter how much tl|e Richard F. Harknett dinator Fontaine Gntti at 233-7844. and unspoiled." fine, the penalty, the surcharge, Publisher The first stop, tins Edgar Allan Poo cottage Vnn Cortlnndt House, the final stop, is a the settlement. j in Kingsbridge, was the writer's home from good example of an 18th century Georgian And why, then, do restaurant Cheryl Fensko 1846 until his death three years later. The home. Set in a wide valley, it is located in the and bars, supplying Hooter-tyite Exocuiivo Editor Raven, Murders in HUP Morgue and The Fnll third largest New York City park. waitresses (a rose by any oth*r name) or go-go girls or nll-ntnle of the House of Usher are some of his betit- The huul that forms Van Cortlnndt Park revups not have to chip in io Andrew Simpson Allan Conover known works, wns once the hunting ground of the Mohican Editor Sports Editor same pie-in-the-sky fund for i^l The Shakespeare Society saved I he house Indians. Jacobus Van Cortlnndt, a merchant the malcontents in the world? < from destruction in the lfiyOs and moved it to and mayor of New York in 1710-11 and 1719- I hate lawsuits that cloud rejil Tina Guarlno its current location in 10KJ. Set in a small 20, purchased the first parcel of land in 1(>9.|. issues, and I hate settlements Reporter pnrk on the Grand Concourse, the tiny build- His son Frederick built the current house, that don't settle nnything. Does ing ia the only homo It'll from the old village the oldest in the Bronx, in 1748-45). George that make me crazy? i of Ponthnm. Washington is known to have stayed there on Brian Wlnterberg Anthony Vlgglnno Mary Lockhart V.P, Mflrkoting/ 3nlos Business Manager The Vnlentinu-Vtiriim House, stop two, was at least two occasions, and other military Ratal! Advertising Mnnnger built in 17fi8, when carriages traveled the commanders, both American and British, also Social announcementsi Chuck Tuohy Mnrc Greanspan nearby Huston Pout Roml through a Bronx useil the house as a headquarters. Since 1898 are printed for free j Production Manager Circulation Director that WIIH still mostly farmland. The house the Van Cortlnndt House has been operated Announcements for', Rneord-Pfonn (UHIJS Oiffi IM!I( Is piihllstiad tin l-rfdny l>y Ninth JoiMiy Nowspnpois Cum- wns built of fieldstone by Isaac Valentine, a ass a museum by the National Society of puny, 102 Wnlnul Avo , Giimbrd. NJ rmiifl (Mm) vm-bmm. ttiicoiHl dims potttngn pnld blacksmith and farmer, who bought the laud Colonial Dames in the State of New York. weddings, engagements; ni Ornntoid, N.I 07010, lJuarMAHIi:n. )j|

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Live entertainment and music, featured er and benefit the entire community of Scotch WESTFIELD AREA together to celebrate the upcoming annual Plains," said Jeffrey R. Stein of Incentives Scotch Plains Day/StreetFest'97 Celebration. throughout the day, will begin 11 a.m. A dance exhibition choreographed by The USA Inc. in Scotch Plains, and SPBPA event The event is organized by the Scotch director of the Scotch Plains Day/StreetFest Plains Business and Professional Association Moderne Dance Academic of Fine Arts, a unique martial arts demonstration per- '97 Celebration. ber of Commerce (SPBPA) in conjunction with the Scotch "Fun, food and festivities is what will be Plains Parks and Recreation Department, the formed by Chun's Black Belt, and a fashion show staged by Rosie's Treasures Boutique, found at this year's event. It promises to be Scotch Plains Health Department nnd the bigger and better than ever," he added. Lions Club. Look Twice, and BJ's Dressing Room will be The festivities will begin 9 a.m. with the part of the day's scheduled activities. Anyone interested in the Five Mile Road annual Scotch Plains Day Five Mile Road Pony ridea for kids, contests and prizes Race Bhould contact the Parks and Rec- Race. The Mayor's Civic Award Ceremony, provided by the SPBPA, face painting provid- reation Department at 322-6700 or stop by rslfU lit Pins ed by Resolve Community Counseling Center, the Municipal Building at 430 Park Ave. honoring outstanding citizens of the commu- The senior citizen bus will take local liiire .50 nity, will follow 10 a.m. and a. lawn sale by the Scotch A special performance by the Scotch Plains/Fanwood Historical Society is senior citizens to the Health Fair and can be Plains/Fanwood High School Marching Band planned. arranged through the Parks and Recreation also will commence. As an added highlight, a apecial musical Department. A second award ceremony recognizing the appearance by Scotch Plains celebrity Pat Community groups that wish to partici- winners of the road race will follow 10:30 DiNizio, the singer and songwriter from the pate should contact Mr. Stein at 322-5105 as a.m. A Super Health Fair and Pet Clinic, Smithereens, will perform songs from his soon as possible. located in. the municipal building, will be held newly released debut solo album, Songs and A full schedule of the day a events will be 8 a.m.-noon. Sounds. available, at local merchants throughout Rabies shots for dogs and cats also will be In addition, Gary Venitelli of Arona town. A raindate is set for Oct. 26 with a mod- available. The Lions Club's annual Giant Entertainment will showcase some of the ified schedule of activities. Running race a highlight of Scotch Plains Day SCOTCH PLAINS — As part the race has been set for 1 p.m. By participating in the race, 97 Celebration. of the full day's schedule of activ- Sunday, Oct. 26. members of the USATF can gar- Recognition awards will be ities planned for the upcoming "Our Scotch Plains Day Five ner 500 points. Nonmembers can given to winners of the race in Scotch Plains Day/StreetFest '97 Mile Road Race has proved to be also compete and enjoy the road many different age group cate- Celebration on Oct. 25, the annu- a very rewarding experience for race. gories. al Scotch Plains Day Five Mile all participants," said Laura A high-tech digital clock and Three grand-prize drawings, Road Race, sponsored by the Botto of the Scotch Plains Parks professional electronic timing by also donated by local merchants, Scotch Plains Parks and and Recreation Department. "In Compuscore will ensure accurate will be presented. Post race Recreation Department, in con- fact, past interest in the race has race results. refreshments will be provided as Hello, governor junction with the Scotch Plains prompted us to merit a United Commemorative T-shirts, well. 'pov. Christine Todd Whitman meets with Stanley Baum, chairman Business and Professional States Association of Track & designed and created by To register for the race, inter- the Westfleld Area Chamber of Commerce, at FestlFall Sept. 21. Associations (SPBPA), will take Field (USATF) certification." Incentives USA Inc. of Scotch ested runners should call the annual event, sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce, broke place. This year's challenging course, Plains, will be distributed free to Scotch Plains Park and ill attendance records this year, satd Katherlne L Brolhler of the Held in front of the municipal which is relatively flat with two all preregistered participants. Recreation Department at 322- hamber. "It's what makes a town a community," Mayor Tom building on Park Avenue, the moderate hills, has been "Generous support from our 6700, or stop by at the Municipal ardlm said of FestlFalf. race will begin 9 a.m. A raindato approved and certified by the members such as WOW Inc., Building for an entry form and and alternate afternoon time for USATF. Summit Bank, Eastern Marble details. Paid preregistration fees and Granite, The Times of Scotch are $10 for USATF members, and Plains-Fanwood, as well as other $12 for nonmembers. merchants, have helped defray Registration fees on race day some of the inherent coats associ- are $15. Registration will be ates with the race," said Jeffrey 7:30-8:45 a.m. Registration on ANNOUNCING THE GRAND OPENING OF R. Stein, SPBPA event director of the raindate will take place noon- OVERLOOK HOSPITAL'S NEWSAME-DAY SURGERY CENTER. the Scotch Plains Day/StreetFest 12:30 p.m. CROP Walk slated for Oct 26 Adults and youth from sev- be displayed in congregations eral Scotch Plains-Fanwood and local businesses. congregations will hold a 6.2- Money received by CROP mile (10 km) CROP Walk walkers is presented at the through Fanwood and Scotch annual community The same-day Plains to raise money for Thanksgiving worship service [ world hunger. and will go to Church World The walk will begin 2 p.m. Service and other denomina- , Sunday, Oct. 26 at All Saints tionally designated relief orga- Episcopal Church on Park nizations. Avenue, with walkers making Nationally, $3 million annu- surgery center where rest stops at area houses of ally from CROP is used to sup- worship before returning to port local soup kitchens and All Saints for their final stop. food pantries with the remain- Walkers obtain pledges der of funds being used abroad from members of their own for tools, seeds, medical sup- churches, friends, family, and plies, and water supplies in neighbors. developing and war-torn you are the Young people will also regions and after natural dis- VI, make posters advertising the asters. \ CROP Walk for poster contests This year's slogan is "We at the local congregation and walk becauBt. they walk," high- community-wide level. lighting the fact t/^at people in The two categories will be developing countries often center of attention. elementary-preschool and must walk far to obVain food middle-high school. The top and water. x entry for each category at the Churches wishing CROP congregational level should be materials and information can submitted for judging by obtain them from Maryjane Sunday, Oct. 12. Posters will Finne at 322-6859.

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Morrlstown Memorial Hospital • Overlook Hospital, Summit Mountainside Hospital, Montclalr/Glen Rldgo IIIG General Hospital Confer at Possalc Affiliate: Newlon Memorial Hospital www.AtiantlcHoaith.org October 10, 1997 Record-Press Local nature club will meet at Scotch Plains library ] | SCOTCH PLAINS — The Greater Watchung indigenous primates like orangutans. Nature Club will hold its next meeting 8 p.m. He will also take attendees to temples like< Tuesday, Oct. 14 in the downstairs meeting room of Temple of Borobudur, the largest Buddhist tei| Scotch Plains Public Library, 1927 Bartle Ave. in the world, 300 years older than Ankhor Wa; ii The program for the evening will he given by Cambodia, and the Temple of Prambana, its Hijhd Tom Southerland, director of Princeton Nature counterpart. jj Tours. His program will feature the cultural life Saturday, Oct. 18, the club will sponsor a tri > t and natural history of the Indonesian Islands Island Beach State Park. Members meet; a Sumatra, Java and Bali. Bradlees parking lot in Clark at 7 a.m. and cai^ tot Mr. Southerland and his wife, Margot, founded from there. Princeton Nature Tours in 1981. They have since The leader, Dana Knowlton, recommends ha. led tours to destinations in all seven continents, members bring binoculars, scopes, lunch and 1$ ere including Antarctica. His slides will show the vol- of warm clothing for this moat wild barrier islafcd.i cano Krakatoa and the crater lake Lake Toba, and For more information, call 232-3779. 3 HEALTH & FITNESi Practice makes perfect SERVICES Stuart Herahowltz and Terl Grant retiearseforthe Saturday, Oct. 18 opening of theWestfleid Community Players' production of California Suit* by Neil Simon. The ensemble Includes John Schweska of I, ,\"'i • U ' Westfletd. Tickets tor each show are $12. For more Information, call 232-1221. BIKE SHOP HEALTH FOODS

Cranford Bike Shop 103 N Union Ave. Cwnford BACK TO NATURE GIANT CANNONDALE Health Foods Mr. Clotworthy to appear at meeting DIAMONDBACK . WESTFIELD — After a 42- Published in 1995, Homes and ments, statues and burial sites. http://ww\v cr.iii for cT cony bifceihop One Stop Health Food Shopping year career in advertising and Libraries of the Presidents con- So far, he has accumulated more (908)272-0184 broadcasting, where he began as centrates on those places open to than a thousand listings. Vitamins, Herbs, Grocery an NBC page and moved on to public visitation. His latest project, In the Exercise Accessories become a commercial producer Locations range from colonial Footsteps of George Washington, and program supervisor for Your Mount Vernon and Monticello to follows the father of country geo- Hit Parade, You Bet Your Life Abraham Lincoln's log cabin graphically and chronologically Walnut Ave, Cranford (with Groucho Marx) and other birthplace and the small-town and includes all of those places famous shows, Westfield High homes of Ronald Reagan and where Mr. Washington not only 276-4270 'School graduate William William McKinley. slept, hut fought, lived, ate, drank Clotworthy has retired to travel, Short anecdotal biographies of or was memorialized. lecture and write. each president follow a descrip- Mr. Clotworthy's grent-grand- HEALTH FOODS PERSONAL TRAINER I'' Now living in Westport, Conn., tion of the relevant home, library parents, the John Afflecks, moved Mr. Clotworthy returns to hiB or museum. Locational and to Westfield in 1877. His grand- wtNua Lose Weight Now hometown Thursday, when he access information is also provid- parents were married in Diitomli IVERYWHERt will discuss his book, Homes and ed along with photographs and Westfield in 1895, and his father, AND maps. and his father'3 brothers and sis- a< Libraries of the Presidents, at a MRKMO IN HA* • ACROSS MOM CITY HAIL Keep It Off general membership meeting of Aa a companion piece to ters were all born in Westfield 306 NO. WOOD AVfNUf, LINDEN the Westfield Historical Society. Homes and Libraries of the and attended local schools. 3E 486-9446 14*1 Re trained by former Mr. Nf The program will begin 8:30 Presidents, Mr. Clotworthy has Mr. Clotworthy lived for many HUCI UUC1MN Of MMUEMl • Reasonable Rates !p.m. in the Community Room of completed a directory of every years at 703 St. Marks Ave., and VITAMINS ft MINERALS the Municipal Building, 425 E. place in America associated with he chaired the Westfield High • Certified Personal Ttaincr • 1 on 1 Training in !Broad St., and the public is invit- presidents — birthplaces, homes, School Class of 1943's 50th • Mil t« VMfl.1 MM* tnitttt led. There is no admission charge. battlefields, colleges, monu- reunion. OnM f rait • M.ti • St*di • Ctata • Httfai your home • Guaranteed Results V'.r Fur trading, trapping to be topic at Miller i; . \ UMII OH Itw fm (BHWI « H»> H> I. fMtMmti Wllfci . 908-354-6039 WESTFIELD — Miller-Cory and Patricia Looloian of office at 232-1776. House Museum will feature a Mountainside will prepare sea- For more information about presentation on mid-1700s fur sonal foods over the open hearth the museum and its schedule of TO A«v«rtls« can 800- 472-0102 trading and trapping and open- using authentic recipes and cook- events, call the office. hearth cooking 2-5 p.m. Sunday. ing techniques as practiced in jThe muaeum is at 614 Mountain early America. Visitors will be jAve. able to enjoy taste treats BB pre- I Frederick Ross of Scotch pared by the cooks, Two Great Beverages* Three Great Sizes* One Great Price* | Plains will give a demonstration Costumed docents will guide ;and display of rnid-1700B fur visitors through the restored trading and trapping. farmhouse and welcome ques- Enjoy a fresh, delicious, Mr. Ross, a descendant of John tions about life in early America, hot coffee brewed Ross, chief of the Cherokee The gift shop has a variety of Indian Nation, will be dresaed in colonial reproductions, cookbooks with premium, fire roasted period costume and display ani- and educational items. beans or smooth, creamy mal furs and Indian trading Admission to the museum is cappuccino in your goods. ; $2 for adults and 50 cents for stu- Mr. Rosa will, explain the life dents. Children younger than 6 choice of a small, and times of Jrhn McDonald and are admitted free. medium or large cup Daniel Him who lived among and On Sunday, Oct. 19 the muse- traded with the Cherokee um will feature its annual Fall for just 79 cents. Indians around the 1780s. Festival and Scarecrow contest Visit a participatins APIus Joan Barna of Scotch Plaina noon-4 p.m. Anyone wishing to enter the scarecrow contest must today at your friendly Sukkot events set register by calling the museum Sunoco. Just ahead. at Temple Emanu-El SOMERSET • MIDDLESEX • UNION WESTFIELD — The community iB invited to attend Temple Kmanu-El of Westfield's activi- ty, dinner and services in connection f with the holiday of Sukkot, Sukkot is the traditional fall CAMUAC :*' ' r- "t harvest festival and includes 5 Mites From Bridgewater Commons meals and blessings in the out- Route 22 East at Route 287 Overpass '""' . .-1/ door sukkah, a large booth built Bridgewater on the lawn of the temple at 756 E. Broad St. (90S) 4*9-4500 "Children and parents are invited to finish decorating the r sukkah 5:30 p.m. Wednesday. ROYAL CMVROUf/OEO This is followed by dinner and a Route 28 brief service. For dinner reserva- Just East Of Rt. 28 & Rt. 287 Interscation tions or further information on Bound Brook Sukkot programs, call the temple office at 232-6770. (90S) 356-3460 On Thursday at 10 a.m., services for the first day of Sukkot r will be,' held led by Rabbis CLAYTON AMIRMAN DODOi Charles A. Kroloff, Renee B. "74 Years 01 Sales & Service Goldberg and Mary L. Zamore, Main Street, Peapack and Cantor Martha T. Novick. Our college placement list is second to none, A new, enlarged sukkah will (908) 234-0143 Headmistress Cynthia Vtves, SHCJ, being taught Oak Knoll students arc active, involived learners. be dedicated this year. The new dinosaur names by the Kindergarten, sukkah is the gift of Temple 1 SAIURN Emanu-El's Men's Club, tho 3 conference titles and Confirmation Clues of 1996, and SflMN OF GUM BROOK Arich, academically 270 Rt. 22 West one stute title in 4 sports in 1996-97. (3eorge and Stephanie Popper in demanding curriculum. OPEN HOUSE Grsenbrook, NJ 08012 honor of their 50th wedding An environment fostering a rich anniversary. Faculty who arc subject specialists Sunday (908)752-8383 1 spiritual life »nd an active life of service. from Kindergarten to Grade 12. October 19 New Jersey's Premier HEATINI SAT scores 200 points Lower School Catholic Independent School above the imtional average. Call For Your FREE Comfort Analysis Coed, Kindergarten to Grade 6 Outstanding facilities 1:00-3:00 Oak Knoll School ( Financing Avale on a J-iicre campus. Upper School of the Holy Child All Cif Jit Cirilt Aictplf J LENNOX 24 sporls tennis, 3 choirs, Girls Only, Grades 7 to 12 44 Blackburn Road Fru-Mr ContracUn Summit, New Jersey iimMi«nl 2 dance ensembles, one orchestra. 2:00-4:00 (900)522-8109 / IhmttriM Cwmty < 5om«rtBt C«wtly IMM C«mty • MIMIetex County October 10,1997oO

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Halloween brings a lot of excitement to Terrlll Middle School in Scotch Plains. Plans ore being made for the Halloween Dance on Friday, Oct. 24, with posters and decorations being made at a feverish pace. Pictured are students Pamela Cameron, Glanna Ferrante and Kelly Lusk.

Wostflcld Rotary Club members William Dansnll.Wcirren Rordon, Estolto Lord end William Foley pose outoldo tho WostfloltJ School Congressman Bob Franks presents Joan Bonner of Fanwood AdmlnlBtrnllon Building, which will serve as the dropoff point for used with a certificate of appreciation during the fourth' annual bicycles on Saturday, Oct. 18,Tho blkas will bo collected 10 a.m.-1 p.m. Seventh Congressional District Volunteer of the Year ceremony an part of tho nationwide "Poikils for Progress" effort thnt sonds bikes In Plnlnfiold. Mr. Franks recognized more than 80 individuals and The Terrlll Middle School In Scotch Plains held Its annual Quarter to poor adults oversons. For more Information, cnll Mr, Rordon ot 232- organizations in Central Jersey for their dedication to the com- Dip over the summer. Chuck Dottmnr Jr. tends the Jnzz II band. B4O0. munity. October 10,1997 Record-Press Westfield public schools hold strategic planning meeting WESTFIELD — The Board of Financial and state restraints Those unable to attend the Education held its first informa- were two of the more prominent Sept. 29 meeting but who are tional meeting about the dis- weaknesses stated. interested in participating on one trict's strategic planning process Ms. Borin said the difference of the strategic planning commit- Sept. 29. between strategic planning and tees, may obtain a volunteer form Annmarie Puleio, Long Range long-range planning is that the from nny of the Wastfield public Planning chairwoman, invited former emphasizes changes out- schools, the Westfield Memorial the public to volunteer for one of side the district, community val- Library, or the administration four committees that will be ues and proactive action, while building at 302 Elm St. responsible for presenting find- the latter emphasizes internal Forms are to be completed and ings and developing goals. changes and top-down planning. dur at 302 Elm St. by Oct. 17, The committees are: State of the Schools Committee, which will examine school climate, student performance and assess- ment, program and staff charac- Union County teristics, resources and financial data; State of the Community Committee, which will research demographics, political environment, community factors and state funding; Planning Council, made up of about 25-40 members, representing a cross-section KENILWORTH ST. BERNARD'S of the school and community, CATHOLIC CHURCH which will develop beliefs, a mis- GOSPEL CHAPEL 36B Sunnier Ave sion statement, goals, and strate- Newark Ave, & 23rd Si,, Kenilworlh Plainfield Library opens at Tamaques gies; and Action Plan 908-272-6131 Pastor: fiuv. [tisaph F. Uarlioiw Committees, which will address Sunday Services: The official opening of the library atTamaques School in Westfield was marked by a ribbon-cutting cer- each goal. 908-756-3393 emony. Performing the ribbon cutting areTamaques PTO President Susan Spass, library steering com- 11am • Famly BfcU Hour and SUNDAY MASSES: mittee member Merry Wialer, school librarian Sue Locasclo, school Principal Sal DeSlmone, steering The Planning Council will par- 6:00 pm - tvMiing Service! Saturday. 5:30 PM Monday, 7:00 put • Boys Irlgade committee members Karen Blener and Joanne Walsh, and PTO co-President Gail Kender. ticipate in a retreat Thursday Sunday: H:()0, l):30 & 11:30 AM through Saturday, Dec. 5-7. The WtAwiday, 7:30 pm - Praytr and BWe Study WKKKDAV MASSKS retreat site will be a short dis- Friday, 7:00 pm - Youlh Mt«ling Mon.AVotl./l'rl: 7:00 AM & U:00 AM tance from Westfield nnd will not Friday Night ChUdrtn'i Club 1\ios./Thurs: »:0O AM & 5:30 PM require overnight stay. 7-6:30 pm (Cr«d* School Ago) Siilurcliiy: 9:00 AM Superintendent of Schools Call for More Information Ruth Blake to appear at Westfield library William Foley encouraged the Terrill Road WESTFIELD — Ruth Blake, a public to volunteer for the strate- Stories in her repertoire range Don B. Welch Productions in per- gic planning committees. Baptist Church storyteller and actress, presents from whimsical to thought-pro- formances of Hallelujah Mahalia Hbo Mveriisc in tfic 13 iOTcirlll lid. Scotch l'lulnsl her one-woman program of folk- voking and always include ones and Walkin' By Faith. Paraphrasing Margaret Mead he said, "A small group of people 322-7151 lore and varied literary works by she "just plain likes." This program is made possible r African and African-American Often called "The Educator's by a grant from the New Jersey can change the world." Cfmrcfi Dircctoiy fti'V. Michael Seaman, I'aslttf writers at Westfield Memorial Storyteller," Ms. Blake uses her Council for the Humanities, n During the evening, close to 50 SUNDAY people participated in discus- 9;-i5 am Sunday School Library 7:30 p.m. Oct. 22. background in education, state affiliate of the National Call Xerry at Endowment for the Humanities. sions directed largely at the 11:00 :im Morning Worship Ms. Blake retells her tales in a speech/language therapy and strengths and weaknesses of the 6:16 pm ChurchTr.tlnlnK style designed to enthrall all ages theater to create her own story- Tickets for this free program school district. High on many •7:1*5 pm liveningWorship and encourages her audiences to telling style. will be available nt the circula- attendees' lists were the staff and WEDNESDAY interact with her as she She has appeared with the tion desk. The library is located high achieving students consti- 7 00 pm Prayer Meeting announces, "Let's have fun with Stageworks Touring Co. in 7b Be nt 550 E. Broad St. For more tuting Westfield's strengths. Nursery Care Pnti'Mvd stories." Young, Gifted and Black and with information, call 789-4090.

Clerk Rajoppi receives state post Union County Clerk Joanne as section head of the regis- Rajoppi was installed as counters' division and as president ty clerk section head for New of the association. Jersey's 21 counties for the "Once again," Ms. Rajoppi second consecutive year at the said, "I'm delighted that the annual conference of the county clerks have elected me County Officers Association of to represent and lead them New Jersey held in Secaucus. this year. As we confront our Ms, Rajoppi, who served as diverse and increasingly com- CAf EKING- LIMOUSINES MAKE UP ARTIST PHOTO^APHV/VII?EOj president of the statewide plex functions of elections nnd association in 1992, said she recording, it is an exciting nnd was honored to be elected sec- challenging time for us to t,IMO The Cutting Edgw of Technology tion head for the second con- move forward and provide 01TI'nmltn Calrrlnfi Ikinr nllh I-fqiaoce4 Sljk For Your Wedding secutive year by her fellow and more efficient, accessible and \SKI(llrif; Recvplions ARTISTIC FACE (3 Hour Minimum) sister county clerks from technologically advanced ,Shi>wers • Kclieur.siil IHiincr* TiTtil iiuursilf In it I limir nmhnyir 6 Passenger 8-10 Passenger ihnr liji a HN-IIXHI Muki u/i, /Irlisl. around the state. information to our residents. I Wetltltiifi Ctitinlliiulor Aniltiibh' Wlntlur tiHti'tt liter In i»nk iiitminl, ixuii ur ilium on computer betors you arttt 10-12 Passenger al & Contemporary Weddings Blnco 197, Ms. Rajoppi was elected look forward to the coming ('.ill fur i fi IT coiwilmloii ami hrocliurt' 1W3:» Antique Willie Car urjuttt 11 look far llir 11 1 niilij;, thin m nice Union County clerk in 1995 to year." 17 Idnniil flrook lid, Hiinnrllun 751-7527 inrliultx H/HHIII curt 1111:1111:1fur iimniiitnl 721-5774 or 721-5564 fll n, IIIIIIHHIIIIIII ij' iji/ll a five-year term. Previously, The County Officers xkin tutiix Uiuilun fi she served as Union County Association of New Jersey pro- x flririttl t'ariij (tiMiittiils, [rift itf register of deeds and mort- motes educational opportuni- i f ruiiwthilitiiiftv. (Vjin gages for 12 years. During her ties for members and advocat- imlji tlimiiulmtil trlxUtlf tmo. WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHY tenure as register^phe served ing legislation to assist clients. Tiitnqul't's up tci M0 people 201-471-6584 Appetizer's from $5.95 I'litree's from $ 11,')5 Cull fur n-M'ii iillons & hours l(\d \V. Union Ave. Uoumlbrook 732-302-1532

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A-10 Record-Press Thomas J. Whalen, 71 Jack Ganz Sr., 85 Senior vice president for UNB L Innovator in auto parts industry SCOTCH PLAINS — Thomas Community Fund of Scotch SCOTCH PLAINS — Jack and lived in Scotch Plain* Kefdre J. Whalen, 71, died Oct. 7, 1997, Plains and United Way of Donald M. Drake, 61 Ganz Sr., 85, who once owned an moving to Warren in 19591 - 1 at Muhlenberg Regional Medical Plainfield. automobile parts store and later His wife, Helen, died in 1987. Center, Plainfield, He served on the Plainfield Marine insurance adjuster became a consultant to the auto- Surviving are three sonsJJajck Human Relations Commission WESTFIELD — Donald M. Surviving are four sons, motive "aftermarket" industry, L. Jr, of Watchung, David-B.j of Born in New Brunswick, he Warren and Robert S. of Scotch • - lived in Scotch Plains for 35 1967-70 and was a member of the Drake, 61, died Oct. 1, 1997, at Charles of High Bridge, Timothy died Oct. 1, 1997, at Muhlenberg Board of Directors and treasurer his home in North Plainfield. He of Baptistown, Thomas of Regional Medical Center in Plains; a daughter, Patricia Gajiz , years. Plainfield. Torkildsen of High Bridge;! a Mr. Whnlen was senior vice of the Plainfield YMCA 1966- had been an insurance adjuster Glenmoore, Pa., and Michael of 1972. for a number of companies that Devon, Pa.; a daughter, Elizabeth He opened Jax Auto Parts in brother, Frank of California; 10 president, Commercial Loans, grandchildren; and 12 .great- He was an active volunteer underwrite marine insurance, Aslin of High Bridge; a brother, Westfield in 1955 and operated it United National Bank in Charles of Bridgewater; a sister, grandchildren. f\ Plainfield. He retired in 1988 with the Scotch Plains-Fanwood Mr. Drake was born in until 1982, when he became a Rahway and lived in Westfield Patricia Devlin of Fanwood; three consultant. Services were held Friday . after 37 years with United High School Marching Band grandchildren; and many nieces Higgins Home for FuhSsra s, National. Boosters Club and was a member before moving to Whitehouse in Mr. Ganz was one of the first and nephews. dealers to use a "buy one, get one Watchung, followed by a religious He was a 1960 graduate of the of the Holy Name Society of 1965. He returned to Westfield in 1975 and resided in the town Services were held Monday at free" sales promotion in his store. service at Mount Bethel Baptfst j| American Institute of Banking, Immaculate Heart of Mary Church in Warren. Memorial con- Roman Catholic Church, Scotch until he moved to North Gray Funeral Home. Burial was His also was the first auto parts • Union County Chapter, a 1961 Plainfield in 1987, in Fairview Cemetery. store to have merchandise on tributions may be made to Mount graduate of the New Jersey Plains. pegboard displays within the Bethel Baptist Church,/ 1&7 Bankers Association School of He is survived by his wife, aisles. Mount Bethel Road, Warren, N|j. Public Relations in Princeton Marion Coyne Whalen; a daugh- Mr. Ganz was born in Newark 07059. "> \ and a 1968 graduate of the ter, Maureen D. Whalen of Stonier Graduate School of Belleville; and a sister, Betty Parenting Pathways has sale Banking at Rutgers University, Norton of Mount Vernon, Wash. New Brunswick,. Services were held this morn- SCOTCH PLAINS — The from newborn to size 14; George H. Carlock, 79 ing at Memorial Funeral Home, public is welcome to take maternity clothes; toys, books Mr. Whalen was a World War advantage of bargains in and games; baby and nursery Headed NYU alumni federation II Navy veteran. Fanwood, followed by a Mass at equipment. Proceeds will go Immaculate Heart of Mary Parenting Pathways's fall and Roman Catholic Church, A member of Scotch Plains winter consignment clothing toward operating costs of dis- FANWOOD — George H. Lions Club, he was treasurer, n Church. Interment wns at St. Carlock, 79, died Oct. 2, 1997, at He was awarded a Bron sale for All Saints Episcopal cussion groups and workshops for valor and a Purple Hi position he held for 30 years, a Peter's Cemetery, New Church, 559 Park Ave. sponsored by Fanwood-based CentraState Medical Center in Brunswick. Freehold. He had been a first wounds suffered in comb past president (1958) and a recip- Sale hours will be 9:30 Parenting Pathways. ient of the Melvin Jones Award. Memorial donations may be lieutenant in the Army during an artillery division in _ >e a.m.-noon today. Available will For more information, call during the war. Mr. Carlock Mr. Whalen waB a member of made to Lions Eye Bank of N.J., be used children's clothing, 889-5954 or 756-7521 World War II and the executive the Plainfield Elks, the Central 90 Borgen St, Newark, N.J. director of the New York member of American Legip Jersey Chamber of Commerce, 07103. University Alumni Federation in 54 in Freehold. * civilian life. Surviving are his wife, «ary A native of Jersey City, he Wasenda Carlock;, two sd*s, J. lived in Fanwood from 1954 until Gregory of Chappaqua, N.Yv, aAd he moved to Marlboro in 1984. Richard of Atlanta, Ga.; a broth- Mr. Carlock, who earned a er, James G. of Toms River; aid bachelor's degree in accounting three grandchildren. from NYU in 1940, worked for Services were held Saturd iy the Alumni Federation for 38 in the chapel at St. Gabriel years until his 1982 retirement. Mausoleum, Marlboro. Arrange- He once was an usher for Masses ments were by Memorial Funei ll at St. Bartholomew the Apostle Home. r A Ann Frusco Barone Active in community groups You're invited to increase sales!!! SCOTCH PLAINS — Ann Her husband Frank Barove 1 S FruBCO Barone died Oct, 7, 1997, Sr., died in 1975; her son Frank/J. Be part of Downtown Somerville Shopping Center's at home. Barone died in 1995. I She was a lifelong resident of Surviving are a daughter, Scotch Plains. Peggy Bresciano of Scotch Plajtts; Mrs, Barone, a homemaker, a sister, Sue Maresca of North was a member of St. Bartholew's Plainfield; five grandchildren; Rosary Altar Society and and two great-grandchildren;; JH Catholic Golden Age of Scotch Services were, held this morn- Plains. She also was a member of ing at Rossi Funeral Home,«in Scotch Hills Country Club, Scotch Plains followed by a Maes Women's Golden League, at St. Bartholomew the Apostle Watchung Hills Elks Ladies Roman Catholic Church; Scotch Auxiliary and the North Plains. ./••»?. Plainfield Italian American Club. Memorial contributions ibaanbe Mrs, Barone was a past judge made to the Muhlenberg of the Scotch Plains Election Regional medical " Center Board for many years. Hospice, Plainfleldt Jeanette Williams, 92 Former Scotch Plains resident Jeanette Grace Williams, 92, a iams, died in 1987. Surviving a e homemaker, died Oct. 1,1997, at a brother,, Leon Bayloy r Robert Wood Johnson Nursing ginia; a sister, Mary Alice Bows Sat. Oct. 25th 10am to 4pm Home in Plainfield. of Westfield; a nephew, Oil Born in King William County, Roane of Plainfield; and a njtecle, Va., she had lived in Scotch Coritue Counts of PlainfieldJ Plains for 40 years before moving Servtejs were held Monday . tt and Special Advertising Section to Plainfield in 1972. Higgins Hgxiie For Funerals n Her husband, Charles Will- Plainfield. *>» , !

• In paper publicity promoting the show and location *! Van Buren Dayhoff Jr. • Mall Merchants Association promoting the show Quality assurance specialist Van Buren Dayhoff Jr., 74, Surviving is his wife, Barbara • Overhead protection-show goes on rain or shine y!I*&>• died Sept. 26, 1997, at the Good Arndt Dayhoff of Palo VerdoJ Fl i. • Convenient downtown location - plenty of parking for shoppers 'tj£. Shepherd Hospice of Sebring, Services were held at'ijrfy i; Fla. He had been a quality assur- Funeral Home in WestfleM. • Expected number of exhibitors -12-15 / New cars-trucks-vans "'*" ance specialist with the U.S. gov- Burial was in Fairview Cerfieter y, ernment prior to his 1985 retire- Westfield. • $300 in gift certificate drawings for shoppers by Mall merchants ment. Memorial contributions~Trray Mr. Dayhoff was born in be made to Cancer Research to stimulate attendance. Boston, Mass. He lived in Foundation, 20O Daingeffi«d • Two Giants Football tickets awarded to a lucky Auto Show shopper Norwich, Conn., before moving in Road, Suite 200, Alexandriav-fa. 1988 to Avon Park, Fla. 22314, or Good Shepherd Hospice I! • Two Giants Football tickets awarded to a lucky participating dealership He was a member of the River of Sebring, P,O. Box 1888 • Entry blanks for prizes at Mall merchants and exhibits Greens Golf Course in Avon Park. Sebring, Fin. 33871. 1U! Fall clothing, other items now 2 Publication Date: October 23 & 24 at Thrift Shop in Scotch Plains: Reservation Deadline: October 16 3pm SCOTCH PLAINS — The I Thrift Shop in Scotch Plains and drapes, us well as collectibles wishes to advise its customers and antiques. i.i i H Camera Ready Accepted: 11am Oct. 20th the store hns received a special Donations of Halloween OOB- limited line of men's and women's tumes and accessories >'dre Call Larry Herman leather jackets and coats, and requested. >!in will show them to interested peo- More volunteers are needed)to ple. maintain this shop. Call 322- 908-575-6721 North Jersey The store has also received 5420 for more information. •>'* Newspapers recent donations of fnll clothes Shop hourB are Tuesday or FAX 908-231-9638 for the entire family. Household through Thursday 10 a.m.-2::30 Company donations hnve included kitchen- p.m.; Friday nnd Saturday,-ifcO ware, bric-a-brnc, linens, curtains n.m.-l p.m. The Thrift Shop isiat The SomenH Metttngtr-Gazttie Nempapen 1730 E. Second St. '. (j Somerset • Middlesex • Union Somerset Messenger-Gazette, The Hills-Bedminster Press, The Chronicle, The Journal, Metuchen Edison Review and Highland Park Herald, South Plainfield Reporter, v.li The Piscataway Review, Cranford Chronicle, '0» W- •nit Record Press It is fur easier for the family, if a family plot is arranged prior' to need. The considerate staff at Hillside Cemetery will assist yqiir1' selection, All lots arc in fully developed areas and include 'I* perpelual enre. Hillside Cemetery, located on Woodland AvcnuQ,",j in Scotch Plains, is a non-profit organization. Telephone 756-172y.it •liib

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Estitbllshetl .ill October 10,1997 Record-Press A-11 i Internet presentation set at 'Y' WESTFIELD — Single adults event will be held 8-10 p.m. Mr. Walker's biggest and most from Westfield and neighboring Friday, Oct. 24 in the second-floor recent accomplishment is the use towns are invited to attend a free board room of the Westfield 'Y1 on of technology to allow people to multimedia Internet presenta- Clark Street. watch local public-nceess cable tion by Darryl Walker, webmas- Mr. Walker, who lias been channels from their computers. ter ofwww.westfield.com. involved with computers since Although there is no charge Projected on a large screen, 1981, has expertise in video con- for this event, reserving seating the presentation is expected to be ferencing, voice mail, systems is encouraged. both informative and entertain- integration, networking and For more information, call The ing. Sponsored by The Marriage building computers. Marriage Connection nt 232- Connection — a Westfield-bnsed "Now" he said,"all I do is web- 88'27. networking service for commit- site design and publishing —- the The Marriage Connection is ment-minded singles — this free most fun of fill." operated by Terri DiMntteo.

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Great Pumpkin Fair set The Great Pumpkin Fair returns to Franklin School In Westfleld on Prospect Street Saturday, Oct. 18. This year's activities will be held rain or shine 10 a.m.- 4 p.m. Actlvltlss will include scarecrow making, cookie walk, Chinese auction, field events, crafts, bake sale and pony rides. Tickets tor the Chinese auction will be sold at the school 3-4:30 and 7-8 p.m. Oct. 14-16 and also the day of the fair. Tickets for all Could You Use events will tM available the day of the fair. For more Information, call 789-4904 or 654-8518. Pictured outside the school are Scott Callender, Rebecca Clapp, Katie Kline and Ryan Qundrum. Wish Upon a Star Fund is there for children SCOTCH PLAINS — Wish Upon a Star Fund improve their parenting skills and discuss child- Inc. is a New Jersey nonprofit organization serving rearing issues in a supportive and confidential lmunities in Central Jersey dedicated to the pre- environment. antion and intervention of child abuse and neglect. Some topics covered are stress-anger manage- Funds and donations from each community go ment, alternative methods of discipline and child yard services and programs in that community. development. lupport groups are run by professional facilitators The support groups are free of charge and run ised on the Parents Anonymous model. continuously. They are run by a professional facili- To Help You Spruce Two groups slated to begin soon are a parent- tator and a parent leader with input from all of the Mipport group and parents who are survivors of parents. -fflfcildhood abuse. Also sponsored are chess classes The parents1 support group will meet 7:15-9:15 ft to youngsters, computer skills training for adults every Tuesday evening, beginning Nov. 4, at First Up Your Home id educational campaigns such as Stranger Safety Savings Bank, 206 South Ave. in Fanwood. ft Kids. Educational toys, books, videos and soft- The adult survivors support group meets Dec. 1 , (Ujfare are distributed to clinics and agencies that every Monday evening from 7:15-9:15 p.m. Call Look In Today's Special Tabloid Section & Brve families in need. Parents Anonymous groups Deborah at 322-5458 for more location and infor- i- for any parent or caregiver who wishes to mation. , . • Choose A Participating Advertiser That You Jake Schwartz Would Like To Spend $50 At. joins music center Fill Out The Entry Form Below and Mail To: in Scotch Plains Somerset-Messenger Gazette Newspapers SCOTCH PLAINS — Jake PO Box 699,44 Veterans Memorial Drive East Schwartz recently joined Scotch Somerville, NJ 08876 -«•> Plains Music Center, located at Attn: Spruce Up Drawing 409 Park Ave., as a guitar instructor. or He is a graduate of William Stop By And Pick Up Your Entry Form Pateraon College with a bache- At The Address Above or lor's degree in classical performance/music education. The Cranford Chronicle, 102 Walnut Ave, Mr. Schwartz brings his expe- Cranford NI. rience as an assistant instructor of keyboards from Westfield I"" — — — — — —— — — — — — Summer Workshop, guitar Society gets grants instructor at Griders School of j Spruce Up Drawing Music in Pompton Plains, and as The Hearing Society In Westfleld, which serves Union County and a private instructor for six years, Name: . the surrounding ares, has received a grant from Exxon Corp. for Mr. Schwartz's performing I the purchase of a desk and chair for Its 170 Elm St. office. Ray experience includes being lead Address:. Obrock of Westfleld, an annuitant of Exxon, presents the check to guitarist in the Rod McGrenl I Kay Schmltt of the society. The society has been serving the deaf Group, a local pop/rock outfit. He and hard of hearing for more than 50 years. was featured as a vocal soloist in I Phone: Haydn's "The Creation" with WPC's Concert Choir. He was I Advertiser:. fourth runner-up for the guitar spot in the Saturday Night Live I roup forms for children band. CRANFORD — A new group ences related to the death. Ms. Mr. Schwartz is well-versed in Entries must reach us by October 31,1997. Winners need not be present. br grieving children is now form- Bove hopes the children will all styles of guitar, including Employees of N.J.N.C. and their families not eligible. lg at The Mental Health learn useful methods of coping rock, classical, funk, blues, blue ssociation of Union County, 15 with grief and know that they are grass and folk. Iclen St. not alone. He teaches all ages and can bo "Kids Coping Together" began For more information, call the reached at the Scotch Plains 1985 as an art-therapy sup- Mental Health Association at Music Center by calling 322- bort program for children of ' 272-0300. 7542. livorced and separated parents. gince then it has grown to meet ne needs of other children under litress. Bereavement groups were kdded to the children's program October 1995 due to several quests from parents and pro- fessionals who were familiar rith the program. Dorothy Bove, one of the chil- iren's art therapists, believes an trt therapy peer group is "pnrtic- larly helpful" for grieving chil- lren. "Often they are unable to find CHILD CARE CHILD CARE MODELING vorda to express their feelings, . , . ¥¥¥• LEAKN all oflhn "INS nnd OUTG'of the and [are] afraid of bringing # added pain to other grieving fam- SCHOOL MISS NANCY S MODELING and TV INDUSTRY for CHILDREN, ily members after experiencing NURSERY SCHOOL ~ Private School TINY TOTS PLAYLAND ] WHEN; Monday, October 10,1997 the death of a loved one," she AND KINDERGARTEN REGISTER N0WI Where 'i-Ti ycir uSd1, fxjx'ik'mfc tiifi't' LIrrtltfld Qeylfnfl. Mra&e C«i!l for Kcoflrvytlorts) 1 e 1 said. 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The Sommt Memnger-GaseHe Newspapers Somerset • Middlesex • Union Somerset Messenger-Gazette, The Hllls-Bedmlnster Press, 'The Chronicle, The Journal, Metuchen Edison Review and Highland Park Herald, South Platnfleld Reporter, The Plscataway Review, Cranford Chronicle, Record Press site proud to mark October 11, 1997 as International Newspaper Carrier Day. Despite problems, Yonkers not lost ByPAVPLEAHN WEEKEND PLUS CRANFORD — Remember those relatives you couldn't stand when you were a child? Imagine having to live vfitti them for a year. :•'..•' / '. ; That's the plot behind. Neil Simon's Lost in Yonkers\ which opened Oct. 3 '. at.r Cranford Dramatic Club under the direc- tion of Nevil Schwartz and Joanne; Geschicktei1. Arty (Jonathan Schwartz); and Jay (Teddy Alvaro) are left.by their father, Eddie (Andrew A. Gordanier), with their grand? mother (Linda Giudittti) wmife he travels for a year, working in the scrap-iron business to repay his debts. Giuditta gives the finest performance of this production. As Grandma, the family's matriarch, she is a. hard woman who consid- ers it a weakness to show emo- B«Ua (Janice Lynn) tolls h*r family about her plana for marriage In Cranford Dramatic Club's Lost In Yonker*. tion. Giuditta's'-. Grandma id, so crusty, ahe practically breaks Quartatto Vita, with members Elizabeth Thompaon, Danwen Jiang, fi( protective shell and lets the likable man still living in his Jay. Until this point, Eddie has pieces of herself off to hurt the audience understand her, Her mother's shadow who wants to been rabbity and in terror of hia Hanfang Zhang and Dorothy Soblewskl, Is on* of the newett string other characters with. T?h« quartets In classical music. tears in the final scenes come not make sure his children are taken mother. Suddenly, he accepts her speaks her lines with a conyiricri as a surprise, but as a release. care of. His other character ia decision and displays backbone i . . ing German accent nnd when'she Gordanier is called upon to Eddie's more complex brother not seen in Gordanier's perfor- explains why she is the way she play .twc roles in the play. The Louie. Although Louie is a tough mance thus far. Similarly, Bella, is, she turns the "battleship into firat of these, Eddie, is n simple, guy, Gordnnier brings out ele- who has been flighty and dis- ments of humanity. His Louie ia tracted, becomes set on one pur- The music lives impressed when his nephews pose despite her mother. 3 6 7 stand up to him, and, even when While these aro good changes Quartetto Vita launches concert series he is plainly irritated by Bella's and the actors portray them well, drifting style, still shows brother- they are so sudden they are unre- By DAW) LEARN Musically, the quartet draws ly concern for her. alistic' A mealy-mouthed, half- WEEKEND PLUS on composers from several time - "r periods and locations, rather • • • m Janice Lynn ixlso delivers ns apologetic reply from Eddio Belln, especially considering she would have been more believuble I} CRANFORD — String-quartet than favoring any particular only took on the role two weeks than his taking it in stride. ttiusic is coming to life at Calvary composer or place. before curtain time, when the Similarly, a Bella who didn't utheran Church. "We play anything from actress previously slated for the understand her mother's decision The performance is the first in Hay den to 20th-century reper- z would have made more sense role left. Although Bella's swings B church's Calvary Concert toire, The repertoire is so large, iii in the first scene nre n little too than one who understood it but ries this year, and features and there are so many wonderful uartetto Vita, a New Jersey- extreme and hard to believe, didn't want to accept it. pieces composed by so many com- Lynn doeB particularly well when Marc Chandler's set puts the sed string quartet that takes posers, it's almost unfair to com- Bella presents her fnmily with name from the Italian word pare them," said Jiang. z,* •q stage to good use. The stage itself! life, her plans to marry and start a is taken entirely by the main set, I "We work very hard to match business, and again when she Grandma's living room. Doors oft, "It's kind of a spiritual name," r our styles," she added. confronts her mother about their to the Bide are used for exits and j said lead violinist Danwen Jiang, "Individually, we have our own relationship nnd her own identi- entrances from other rooms in t lit inspires us." approach, our own way of under- 18 • 20 21 ty., the home, and the sides of the ! The quartet consists of violin- standing things. As a quartet Alvaro and Jonathan stage by the stairs are used ns its Dnnwen Jiang and Hanfang member, you have to combine Schwartz pull off their roles of additional minisots for Eddie's hang, both of Beijing; violist your individual styles. The four Jay and Arty with mixed success. travels in the South on a train, irothy Sobicski of Warsaw; and have to become one, but at the The two begin on a strong note at and for the store Grandma runs st Elizabeth Thompson New same time you have to show your • • the Btart of the play ns they below her home. runswick. The four met at individual personalities." = mimic their relatives' quirks; Although the production has [ ason Gross School of the Arts, Quartetto Vita will perform unfortunately, they aro unable to its share of problems, Simon's here they were graduate stu- Mozart's "Divertimento No. 3 in P sustain their passion when they play has the lines and recurring lents. Major," Beethoven's "Quartet in C shout for extended periods nnd jokes to amend those flaws. Jiang, who has studied violin Minor, Op. 59 no. 3" and Ravel's = - are occasionally unable to com- Veterans of previous productions tee she was 6 years old, found- "Quartet in F Major" 8 p.m. municate conviction during their of the play might not find much Quartetto Vita while she was Friday, Oct. 17 at Calvary Clues across Clues down private discussions about respon- new, but nowcomura are sure to student at Rutgers University, Lutheran Church, 108 Eastman sibility to help their father. find plenty to laugh at and enjoy. hen she had to perform a quar- Ave. 1. Notre Dame 1. Not canned The production hna a few Lost in Yntikera is playing at t concert and decided to make Tickets cost $10 for adults and B. Spanish title of respect, , ,2. Nonverbal communication other fiawH that undcrmino the Crnnford Dramatic Club Theater a string quartet. She asked the $7 for seniors, students with ID 9, Dispassionate^ •'..•• 3. Strong flavor overall experience. The chief of through Saturday, Oct. 18.' hers to aBsiat her in performing and children, and can be pur- these is the sudden change in Tickets cost $15. For more infor- concert, chased by calling Calvary 10. Transport 4. Not broad or general mation or to buy tickets, cull (908) 11. Driver ... 5. Not firm or solid Eddie and Bella when Grandma "In the process of working Lutheran Church at (908) 276- J decides not to house Arty and 276-7611. igether and forming the concert, 2418. Tickets will be sold at the 14. Kind of drive ( ; ' • &-Stock offering ended up liking each other door on a space-available basis. 15. Jagged 7. Compact breed of harness d each other's playing," she Upcoming concerts in the 17.hoaxes •/• i ')V; ' •: htysa Flemington is site of crafts festival ] . "We decided to continue and Calvary Concert Series include a 19. Resident of Glasgow '. ' 12. Time or Life, for example FLEMINGTON — The 22nd Flemington Crafts Festival, held 10) ee how far we could go." performances by marimbist Greg 22. Apparent power 13. Melt a.m.-5 p.m. Saturday find Sunday, will feature more than 300 artisans j Where they have gone ia up, as Giannascoli, local choirs with a 24. Suffuse 14. Biblical deceiver and their work, which will bo for sale. The festival is at the fair-j ecognition of the quartet has brass ensemble accompaniment, 16. Heighten grounds on Route .31. j tenor Juan Carlos Franco, 25. Fit own. 26. Bad luck , •. 18. Way to pull apart Admission costs $6 for adults; those younger than 12 get in free.j We've been getting very good Raritan Woodwind Quintet, and : •• • ••• • ".-• ; ,;f • J For more information or directions, call (G07) 265-3230. sponse from people who have the jazz quartet Positive 20. Weight unit . tl us, and people have been Rhythmic Force. 21. Cogs elping us to establish our group For more information about '. 23. Hand part more areas," said Jiang. the series, cnll (908) 276-2418. The most exciting shopping in New Jersey! Cranforc! jmnFestiv 1997-98 30th Anniversary Tour sttf. w SUNDAY, OpT^ 12 The National Theatre of the Deaf performs &M 11-5 (^M ^TASTY FOOD * ARTS & CRAFTS ^f* CHILPREN'5 ENTERTAINMENT * MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT * by Henrik Ibsen in a new translation FREE ADMISSION and adaptation by} Ranelli AND PARKING "A life lost and found in two acts" EXIT 137 OFF TH E 6AHDEN STATE PARKWAYj Presented in American Sign Language and Crafts Festival IN C»OV/NTOV/N CRANFORD "Selected as one of the best Art and Craft events in the United States." . , AtONC EASTMAN PLAZA spoken words. 1'ou'll Sre and Near tuny Word! Sunshine Artist Magazine (NEAR THE TOWN CLOCK*NORTH . _.. WAIMUXHORTH tiOUTM UNION STREETSj Saturday, Oct. 18, 1997 Flemington ^ . ,_ * -* -* * } 1 If IVY 1 Sponsored by the Cranford Fairgroundiiea north of s October 11-12 1 Flemlnatort. NJ on Rt, Chamber Of Commerce north of 31 300 Professional Craftspeople Box Office: (908) 725-3420 • Fax 526-7890* TDD (800) 852-7899 FOR MORE INFORMATION ~ • Contemporary Quality Crafts CALL TUG e-mali: [email protected] website http://www.rarilanval.edu/thealre * Original Fine Art ADVERTISING ALLIANCE INC. * Delicious Foods (0O0)99Q-3O3O Sat. 9am-6pm & Sun. 10am-5pm t'Uljn i"i ' \<>l \1111. I'< Undercover Rain or Shine } nil n tinl/iilr ' lull fil

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6 t-' • A-14 October 10,1997 Weekend Plus i I Old advertising signs can still bring in a cash flow I have a lovely game table tury; thus the card table was at auction about $125,000- that was my parents', proba- designed in the early part of the $150,000. , TO WEEKEND PLUS QDiy in the 1940s. Can you tell me century to accommodate the styl- The reproduction you have, if ish pairtipw The top was folded it is in good condition, should go _ found an advertising sign anything about the history of game tables and what my table is and hinged for quick storage for about $1.00041^00. '(see photo) in my grand- when a game was not in progress. Carolyn Remmey is an auc- liar's garage along with many possibly worth? The condition is exceltent. The table you referred to is the tioneer and appraiser. Send 41 er very interesting objects Chippendale that was then and lions about antuwem to my grandfather's drugstore It is made of solid mahogany and is an English style. now very popular. A mahogany tars ago. Can you tell me if tffhip made in the US. during net or Remmey GaUeriem, 83 sign is important or valu- Card-playing of all sorts was a favorite pastime for gentle- this tim*. most likely in Boston Summit Ave,, Summit, N.J. A or Huladelpbia, would cost today 07901. ' Advertising vehicles of all men and ladies in the 18th cen- WntB are not only interesting ; highly collectible. The avail- r of the kind and type of as well ae condition will the market value of the s "surgical glove" sign is not 1225Flr«srr«l,l „_ at all but very interesting, (732)7454177 tan auction it should bring ISO- 1^4 pjn. Monday nids>. Happy hunting in the *«•**/(*t. Sou* MaWWri •Uk in fts Tanaan Vsas/fto Jul y 18, 32)MNS , cafd and toy mat houm OctH, 12. RM just found a mechanical (908) 722-3700, Elt 3*2 'bank in my uncle's World Naw Brunswick Noorv* pjn. Maty day unM Msy 31. (8B6)44U-WALK HCMTI ' II bunk that I was unpack- PrinaMonUntwawjr ; while «*l*wninfj out his estate Vta*-**ton to bane*ttw HyscM h Foundation, starting 1 pjn.fcom Eaateton 1281 Wwrflfct. preparing hif> house for sale, Institute, Biajsm Uri»«na» Cat tor wgls- looks to be in very good am- (732)4834383 otLsnnUansBiJ end depicts an American nFLACC •hooting a bear. There is Chatty bin asPluMi !•).NoarvSfuiu~rhunssr- 18S0 Eaaton AM., Somwast > a second bank thatdepiete a (808)288-3788 Ssudsy, 1-4 pjn. Sunday. AoUsi 82; ohi- buffalo. This bank interast- (732) 82B-SS55 $1 ' is covered with silver paint, Comfc book ami Hailing cart www. 10 ajn.-4 p m. Oct 18. Admteston $3. i-11 you identify these pieces must t» sccompsnisd by an let me know what they are KLLFES1MM. (908) 232-1776 M89 WALK-ALONG .th? Psont* *i oortnsi. Oct 11. Now into 25«iy»»r Mechanical banks were first tars Look at Madam.- Oct 18. sss of an lashosnki (732)006-1012 pjn. Sunds/. Aduai S2; »de about 1879. Wsfc-frttion to bsnatt Nsar Jsnwy tical" designate* any Asm**on ofttw Dsfflnd , starting 9 3 pm Sunday, Oct 1» that has a moving part, ajn. from Eaohange HsU Paric Cal tor ^ S Fur trading and aapprg, Oct 12. Routo 2DE, rat hiliisl, noon-4 pjn. Oct 18. i made prior to World War I rsptetnson. FALL APPLE FESTOML (732)3B8«186 the most desirable at this LJB «w WOBtry out • symphony Jnsfcu- OF at. I ms pnamsjcsjis $50475 at an auction. (908) B7&-4814 msnt. CMUwi SI 5; S*SK 85. iRAs with most items, condition I found at an auction the Libbey & Son Co. of Toledo, Ohio, CMaWLUITtflWf Acute LNawBrunMNCtc ifcest piece of glass that in 1889. HsUtor t » 14ti yaar In the Morris Has (732)240-2077 the most important thing, B. 10 am -5 pjn. OcL 18.18. Fwe i1ajn.Stsjrds/,OcL11 lly paint on the old banks, tied me because it looks The glass resembles an ear of Rorum Trass* 10 ajn.-5 {Mn. Tuaadsy-: luae since the 1920s, the like a piece of corn. The pair of corn. The leaves -are green; how- pjn.Sunds/.FMw FALL bsn-NoTHnsmbsi S3, have been made of plastic, celery vases look like an ear of ever, some of the pieces are made RuMsmQatdans buffalo bank is worth about corn with leaves and husks. 1 of blue or red leaves. The corn Mnbr oMans 82. cNUrsn S-12 81. Bydsm Lane, Nsw Brunsrwoh drsnunasrS only paid $65 each. kernels are yellow, white or (732)832-8451 and the "Indian and tor groups. green. The value at auction has Itast, shrubs. psrsnnWB, drtodandofwr bank between $1,000- Do you think that I overpaid? Fsrm Pwwir Dsy, Qot 12. S,500. A You really got a nice pur- reached as high as $250. B, 10 a.m.-3 pjn. OcL IB. Rat 2 pjn. Sunday, OcL 12 At auction these banks have jnkchase. The celery vases that The condition is always impor- 185 HabsrMws., Summt you described sound like maize tant. y ^realised prices in this range. 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County. RVChoruseaol.com (widows, widowers) ' CHANSONCTTES Community ensemble now singing famll-, (732) 969-3173 8 p.m. Wednesday iar music. Dance at St. Demetrius Community Presbyterian Church SOMERSET VALLEY CHORUS Center, 7:30 p.m. Oct. 10. Members $7; 140 Mountain Aye., Westfield 7 p.m. Tuesday non-members $8. OMICRON THEATRE (908) 233-7363, (908) 232-5776 PeopleCare Center, 120 Findeme Ave., SINGLEFACES PRODUCTIONS All-woman ensemble that sings show Bridgewater (732) 462-2406 Hightstown tunes and some classical works. (908) 874-6366, (732) 422-5204 Two dances (25-39,40-older) at Sheraton (609) 443-5598 Additional voices needed; also an accom- All-woman ensemble singing barbershop hotel, Isetln, 9 p.m. Oct. 11. Cost $12. For 1997-98 season of murder mystery panist style. Columbus Day weekend party et Crowns productions. Auditions through Oct. 25 by CHORAL ART SOCIETY SOMERSET VALLEY ORCHESTRA Plaza hotel, Edison, 8 p.m. Oct. 12. Cost appointment only. OF NEW JERSEY 7:30 p,m. Thursday $12. PRO NOBIS CHAMBER SINGERS 8 p.m. Tuesday Bound Brook High School Dance at Hilton hotel, East Brunswick, 9 Bound Brook, Chatham Presbyterian Church Route 28, Bound Brook p.m. Oct. 18. Cost $12. (908)696-0411 140 Mountain Ave., Westfield {90S) 722-0122 Dance at Landmark Inn, Woodbridge, 8 For 1997-98 season oJ choral concerts. (908) 233-9455 Community-based ensemble. New mem- p.m. Oct. 19. Cost $12. Auditions for soprano, alto and bass by Singing classical works in and around bers welcome any time. SOMERSET HILLS appointment only. Bass especially need- Westfield. WASHINGTON ROCK SINGLE HIKERS ed. DEER RIDGE SINGERS GIRL SCOUT CHORUS (732) 774-6759 7:30 p.m. Tuesday; United Methodist 6:45 p.m. certain Wednesdays Hike at Merrill Creek Reservoir. Harmony, Church, Washington Valley Rd., (call for dates) 11:30 am. Oct. 12. Meet In lot across MartinsviMe Roosevelt Intermediate from Willie's Taverne, Bedminster. Cost Rekearsafe (908) 604-2039 School, Clark St.. WestfWd $5; bring water and lunch. Chamber music ensemble specializing In (908) 232-3236, Ext. 213 Hike at Jockey Hollow, Morristown. 11:30 Renaissance and Baroque works. Altos All-female ensemble of Girt Scouts, adult a.m. Oct. 19. Meet in lot across from CANTABILE CHAMBER and basses needed; choral experience leaders, grandparents, etc. Irom 24 Willie's Taverne, Bedminster. Cost $5; CHORALE required. Central Jersey towns. bring water and lunch. 7:30 p.m. Wednesday PHILOMUSICA WESTFIELD GLEE CLUB TOWN A COUNTRY SINGLES Presbyterian Church, 409 CHAMBER CHOIR 8 p.m. Monday (40-older) Mountain Ave., Bound Brook 7:30 p.m. Monday Presbyterian Church (903) 766-4982 (732) 560-7132, Ext. 2 Unitarian Society, 176 140 Mountain Ave., Westfield Dance at Bridgewater Manor, 8:30 p.m. 30-member ensemble specializing in Tlces Lane, East Brunswick (908) 232-0673 Wednesday. Cost $8. choral works. Singers in all voice parts (732) 972-8070 All-male ensemble with a traditional WEEKEND RACQUETS needed. Community choir singing holiday songs, Christmas concert. (732) 937-9317 CELEBRATION SINGERS modern music and everything in between. Mixed doubles tennis at The Club at 8 p.m. Tuesday RARTTAN VALLEY CHORUS Woodbridge, 5:30 p.m. Oct. 12. Cost $22. United Methodist Church. 201 7:30 p.m. Tuesday Lincoln Am East, Cranford Neshanlc Reformed Church (908) 241-8200 715 Amwell Rd., Neshanlc Community-based ensemble from Union (908) 281-8509; TRAILSIDE NATURE AND SCIENCE CENTER 452 New Providence Rd. SOLUTIONS ACROSS SOLUTIONS DOWN Mountainside THREE LIVES AND ONLY ONE (90S) 789-3670 ONE DEATH (FRANCE, 19M) Adults and children $3; senior citizens 7 p.m. Oct. 10,11 1. Fighting Irish 1. Fresh $2.55. Scott Hall, Rutgers 8. Sefior 2. Gesture "Is There Anyone Out There?" 2 p.m. Oct. University, New Brunswick 12. Children under 6 not admitted. (732) 932-8482 9. Stoic 3. Tang "Rodney the Rocket," 3:30 p.m. Oct. 12. The last Mnrcello Maslroianni film. 10. Haul 4. Narrow Children under 4 not admitted. Members $4; nonmembers $5, PHANTOM OF THE OPERA 11. Coachman 5. Insecure (America. 1925) 14. Scenic 6. IPO 10 p.m, Friday, Oct. 17 Princeton University Chapel 15. Craggy 7. Hackney (609) 258-3654 17. Ruses 12. Mag Silent Lon Chaney thriller shown with organ accompaniment. Admission $5. 19. Scot 13. Dissolve BRANDIS DANCE THEATRE TEMPTRESS MOON (CHINA, 1W»y 22. ESP 14. Serpent (732) 388-4605 CONSPIRATORS OF PLEASURE Ballroom and Latin dance lessons at (Czech Republic, 1996) 24. Envelop 16. Deepen Bobby & Mary's, Piscataway, 6:30 p.m. 7 p.m, Sunday, Oct. 12 Tuesday (beginner), Wednesday (interme- State Theatre, 15 Livingston Ave,, New 25. Agree 18. Sever PHOTO BY MICHAEL i Brunswick 26. Three on a match 20. Carat diate). Cost $6 per person, $10 per cou- 1 ple. (732) 932-8462 The State Theatre, 15 Livingston Avo., Now Brunswick, will present ! 21. Teeth Ballroom and Latin dance at Knights of Blackmail and organized crime in 10-tlmeTony Award-winning A Chorus L/ne3 p.m. and 8 p.m. Saturday, 23. Palm Columbus, Dunallsn, 9 p.m. Oct. 10. Cost Shanghai (termer); an avant-garde "feast" Nov. I.The musical features such favorites 33 "What I did for love,"'"At $6; singles and couplet welcome. in Prague (latter). Members $6; nonmem- the ballet" and "I can't do that," as well as the show's famous ground- MIDDLESEX EAST WOWS twra$6. breaking choreography. For ticket Information, coll (732) 246-7469,

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AW 4MB Haathy, gcod-tooWna SW pat*. F, haian, 39, ro- 4J-E37m, lincm, MHroamKl, lor pnaM. LTR SWM. 3g,bua>iasaman. irkrf aidoor MaVWaa. business rations, setting up a AM 4020 manlk, taiy. aniort movlei, concana, pltyi, WHITE bchM trnaa romaioa. StaliigrnlddHVagaci tirnniitill, 4itiltlti[frlfkt ctMavMoooMna.aOaoM.ogwH04arti.atiy 8WM.4l.SV, 1»_s,. home office, marketing a FEftTTANDFVN MWf.at*.fci_»a|niaBiliiiMiiiiilHj.A«l M, oontHanta, n SWF, $2, Htam, waaotig, domvlo-Mrti. ISO ttm ^^^ 1417 SSF, 30*.fo«im OMATCATCH product or service, managing VW/DWIM, arinBi warm, Jetton, to *n hk Hh wet our ^^ WAdW7 SWF, M^STji*!!, attnettw, aducaM, aatygdng. ALL POP! YOU nil! li it tliiidlfir UiHft DWM.41 their time, obtaining financ-, LAUOMmAMOLOH SWM, »M, diing. poaataa ttR Adi 9H3 |. onMosra, M to Itia U«l, - •tnuNaMccouY miM, ocrrfWiil. ISO WM, 3MS, tKua ai H>. tominllc, canng, slnnra, tail D/SWM, 6O«, Ittaa p«A«J SWF*, *?.»• many. Fnano»r*ptlrat.walg(ilroni»iarB.Adl903T trawt. dwdng, auiat nkjak aoH muaic. Adt 1875 ttELLMEKMlD H, ISO Mwandwrl, ttnotn, nt M, nc. unkn- SWJPF,57'.*r««i«an—« aktnta, Undhaarlad 8WF, 30-40. Mho Ii atvanr, Hutky, macular WPM, 51". Saakt aamM»dkum-tKia SCORE To l^55««ldlWWA«47;a tnovlai and trawl. Baab warm, oaring. COOL MOM marrti|am»idsd.Ad>4aa • DROPMEALME lady, S+*t, HIM lo ba UkartAugMnMlon, natural gMi.Adi »6ia DWF. 34, W*, advtnhitous, an)oyi movlat, dining MU*TL0VECttLOMN SWF, 24. bV, blond, blue ayas, tutt-tigurad, com- cratianilai.AdttO44 UtALONELYHAN Wout. ISO [VSWM, slncera. Make ma laugh, chocc- Workshop On SWT, 34, S-3', I1C*.., bnwn ha^/û, 2 ctDdran, CflEATTVELYYOOTS rwlontle, uilng, smokar. ISO SWF, 1t-40, tor fun iLomrMM SWMSM, , »,amoar,»,amoaar,marttagg s ii» t i«aa.hM.t«a.al v M« cowrad ttnwtmrrln a pi-Ji. Adi 9038 (maa. Adt 32S0 1 honwl, auygohg, ojowHwuW. dowHo-awh. ISO SBF, SS, ISO SBM, and SWPM, S'C, madun buU, bromhaWiyas, attrac- ata. kkwa a tit t ahwh , Mrtrta LTR *• SWF, M-St, SWM. 3240, wKh tame quiMlat, Adt 3003 kwastklt. Adi 8534 SEEKINO MR. INCLUSIVE IOMLYTO0L0MQ tva. ISO amaottw, Mlacuuwaa, t, tun OTfff,34 - ^lldAdt«Sat Starting, Managing SWF, 5'6". anacthra, blond hair, hatal-tywl, amrt.r. I1F, 24, outgoing, hifi kJ*g. ISO F, 20-35, smokar, 41, feMatoam.aducMtd < , tdwrfcroua, torposaiU a ONE-HAIt-WOMAN NO HEAD GAMES anioyt worU. music, dancing, cnoonWJ waSiu. ISO tkta okay, tor pmpanbmhip and lun. Adi 3078 ITRAdrtOea k SWF, ptIHa, 39, num, tmly «ltnclivi, htillhy, BPF, it. luK-finurad. Wotid, bnwn ant, S', 185fcj, SWM, 36, V, earn, on amoftnal dfcaWty, tnaMW imot.ti. d-ug IIM, Er4oyi AtUnfc City, Bhgo ISO aflraetlvi, romanlic SWM. 35-42.6'10t, Umllar In- A Business HmoeV uxy, romwitlc. SMki outgoing, attnctiw, taratnj. Adt 8039 KEKBRELATKMSHIP il inlHi'il iiiiiiaaliiJaaiiaai Htatiiatlilaiil lWWd. twwlt SWM, 37-47, riunoroui, lor H. M-65. BnandaHy aacura, Wl, AW K25 ruHmotxamn QWF, £6, ST, vary pratty, MaKgant, romantic. ISO SWM. 31, BT, btaod, bajiayaa. Saaka SWF, 31-S2, »lA4tSS0 SWEET LADY i OOODCOMTANY my iMilnir*. honatt, loving, staUa SF, ii-42, Ka Hiy, atttrtva, slim, advanturom, vrrio't looking for NEWARK—The Service SWPF, 34, S'2\ 10SR>s., mattw, irnokar, onjoji SWF. 65. ••mi, SWMI, IntoHunt. Erjoys cooking, tmAdl47a PRETTY SMI — SffiitViglimaa. Adi Hi* SJM, 31. «'1', WorvJ hat, MM ayaa, mwdar, aan- worUtrj oul. canvarwltan, good company. ISO SWM. meatrt. qulal «m«, fVS, WD.ISO SWM, 5S-6S, kw- Corps of Retired Executives 5paran<.44,N/EiB'.Looklnglorr»riBil,han)*orktrig THE NAHELEBS ADI sata, ISO SJF, 21-31, aim, aanetM,ailw«aCkISO ness workshop on Oct. 21 at ala, ISO SWM, 55-60. 5'10't. pradldrg CithtJlc. lAAdl20a GBF, M, 120h*., pttits, cuta, brown oompknlon. Not oradtfed or guarartead. Fumy DWM, 3S, dad, AdOSM SEETHE BK1KTSI pratty eyes, outgoing. k»at smgHg, trsvatng. mov- two loU, Saturdaya of. Saaka attacove IVSF, 28- the Bell Atlantic-NJ Building, CLASSICAL MUSIC PtWECTMATE DWPF, 32. nsw to ana, tnanclally ucura, tnoTMti ol ies, music. ISO OF, 17-32, chlUran. arnohar okay. 37, dntfrfraa. raca opan. Adi 4M5 OUTSPOKEN STUDENT WWWCF, BO, attracltvo. 57', N«, anjoya lift, Ina SM, 44, aaaktig kianda to atari w» D/8 asman, ona, enloya sporting svartt, comady clubi. ISO Adt 2115 640 Broad St., Newark, from 9 SBF, 1B. IgM comptotan, brown-lwlnd. hutl^yad, SWM, 31-46, tor good UrnM-Mt I960 otitdoors. good eonversaDoiu. ISO honatt. caiing VOW SEARCH IS OVER ld^diAdl442a ' " (, church-oolrH), nloa svionaWy, ISO SWM. WWIPWCM, 65-70. SomarMt, Adi 9020 GET TO KNOW ME am.-2:30 p.m. announced TREAT a* HK1KT M$H FIRiTTIMEAD "~" " ~ GHF, 29. IwaMn, brom-ayad radhaid, nadKn buM, StaMrnwairn, afltcticfXI. . 4055, lor pos- la.pjcnla, INTER RACIAL MALE SWM, 30, 5 If, tSOfct-, vary aDraoBva, outgoing, tmotai, (un-towig person. ISO GF, alnoara, honast, abtaLtn.Adl33M Francisco A. Marrero, district SBf, 36, N/3, 5'2', msctkjm buW, attrKtiw. anpyl C^MI MKM ol humor. ISO SWF. SMS, titnder. aV TIRED OF QAM ES oicerds*, movies, ccnversatton. ISO SWM, 34-42. ciijtaoirn). If»rmiy AJI 9GZ4 «)A. DWF, 33, tiijoyi dining.iTKHin. tnxti. ISO DVSWM, tractw.grastaanaaolluBCf. Adf 4423 director for the Small J^nt, hcnut.drug, 4sMse tioo.pcaOHLTH Adt DWPM.47, S7', arjoytttnal, loona and *ia beach. WANTED: ' 3040llfcM^MLTRA>4m5 BF, IB, imokar, madium-bu*, on. davgniar, ISO BF, 130 WPF.a*n,a«ja<«lw,klda okay. Adt 804a Y OUB TRUE VOtCt Business Administration HY PERFECT MAN WWTVSWM. 49-55, who'a titrate, bonmt, tomnn- nu unit BIMBU ~ T M Mutt h SWM, 36-42, okmd, opod-kxHrw, e1*, tul lie. For inhi blond, brovm-vyed F, 5*4', vory Btiradfv. , to gat to know batlar. Adt 3840 t*CCUL UkDY WANTED T Brunat1»,wfthookten hlgtVlghts, W, trim, Uyiah, t*>- aducattd. ISO aduMad tVSF, tS^S,"odBo(ia" at- (SBA). head h*. (lift Fmnnt BltnctM SWF, 6'4 , linta., P lady. Adi 9433 omploysd P. 39, itvam> Interest*. ISO tktewt, at- EWM. 44. WS. f\r. 175ft*., (tumaran WaraiH tractna, runorout, aMy, otmnlvgolnj, mfcualTB, bm htk, M>y >rri»>. AM 46a I rm«i tiMC AU naclhv, good-rnluwl SWM, In IttendiMp. LTTI. Ad» ISOb^tVSWISOratJonab^ttwcirrttVSW.ao+.torrhtriCar*t , Surnmaiv*a.Adl24(B • The workshop, "Starting D9PF, *ork> In madkal Md. ISO SM. big 5O»-oarty 5085 Men seeking poaaWsLTH, cMdran wtlcome.WD, drug+aa. AdJ F.bhu-eytdtjlond, anktib«n-*»artli 60a, WS. criuich-BOir. Adt W4 4820 IlL CHECK YOU OUT and Managing Your Own M. 474, good-iulurM, nvmoroui, INsgdty, rwad nol LETS TRY SWM, 2t, ff, I Hbs., dart hakfryaa. outgoing, Biaa ONtlNAMILUON SEEKS COUNTRY OWL ba harriaoma/wwlthy, Just daoant. Wl antwar al SW num. 37, emoktr, S'3', IMftej,, bnmtrtt, ISO raiv^f*.ISOSF,!l-27,sm<_okiy.r»cWa*an, Business," will focus on topics Too many adjwtlvat aia nttdtd to (testit* thl» ROMEO BEEWM JULIET SWM, 20, ST, 1S2IM, lirty mmcuto, good-look- r»3lBLAdH0g3 SWM. 35-42. wiio'i shcaia, oitgokig and Making a toivaamwaaga.Aal»l3 brigjii, Mntuout. w»rm, pain. F. Saving PM, 48- LTRAdt13?3 r v Shy SWM, 24, enknrt moviet, sports, reman* ava- tig, comical, Mtygoinft km lo ba around. ISO SWF, such as tax obligations, mar- Sn,whollyi»tlonant«i, enjoys dii big. quMnigliti. M,55-65,iii1x)lilie»lhosama.Adl5M2 UTS BE OUR SELVES DOWN-TO-EARTH ; aut»lttmaitogatw.MI3M7 tising, financing, and fran- raladWF, 35. f4 , IIQtjs., Iwc oMdian. Adt 4624 Suklng SWM, 27-39, honut, uring, randy lor LTR. SWM.43, ST, 150td., nlct-lcoklng, ISO ehnderF, SWPM, 34, alVactlva, lit. htrioant. **n-tc-.artri, UNDISCOVERED MAHOFMYBflBAHa No Jniga. Mrioua only. Ml MM lor tlnceo raltHoranlp. Adt B04B wlti grail M(iH of humor. ISO HtracUw, n SWF, OREATDAD chising. ' : SWF, 23. Bttradiv.. paMJonala, tut of Mo, mantaty 22-37, fatpoMfct e LTR iCdt 48» SBF, a, S mom, ISO S6M, H-33, caring, loving, FIRST TIME AD •tiong, sagklng SWM, 22-29, honsti, huinoroua, CARIWa AW SINCERE OWM, 3«, handaoma, M, aOutaasil, amlcaMi D. Satki WSPF, natural good boaa, aim, M, haa»y. Wndawlr8sporialw,wrioaiToyilnival.A(fte2» SBF, ISO urrar-orianlad SBM. 3S-4S, lor poteibki erwraetk:, poadila LTH, Now Jmtcy oily. Adi 5876 SWM, 37, etioyt apuit, movlui. music, raataurants. LETS HAVE FUN Sponsored by the SBA, rtlllhlri SAF, im, toi lun, pO5>Ma LIB. Adt S04» SWM, 40, SV, 200t»., brown hak/ayta, cutgolng. artloât.oataaagjraduala. Adi 4484 OOOD MAN WANTED SEEKS FRIENDSHIP ISO SF, tuHiourad, luvtovtig, trôys qtM bmea, SCORE is comprised of busi-, BONN AOAM MOM SF. blond hair, bhjt tyoi. 51'. Swkj SM. 25-42, SOMEONE SPECIAL FMnTMIAO O/SWF, U, S, outgoing bnnalle, »»• movtos, din- novtat-Adt im tig out *—-knar*.l§0 QSVrtJ,38-45, nitti warm AlUMrn DWCF, 41, dsusMar. Basking [VStfM, 37- fmdsomo. muscutnr, atyttsh, urikattva, groat MTOTI- SWM, 43. ISO SWF, matun, who en{cra quM ava- SWM, omgomg,ti atiapa,oocripaiiCTM^ntos-laok. ness men and women who. heart, horwt, Blfaaionaia, ITa Adt 4523 SO, nto want! truttilulrwu, Idndnau, tumor, spM- «lg. doarMo-aaiax LooUno lo maa4 aania ti SWUL tuaaty, tijendthlp. Adi B3t4 DWM, 42. honeil ISO EWF, 32-52, kmHMded, IMOJorMand ' • ROMANnC BEAUTY SEE YOU BOON provide free management TAURD9 oparvmndad, tfl««onala, romartic, coraaatfcnate. OLD-FABHrONEDLAOr Belonisttan lady. JS, 56'. 1l5bt.,blondh«li, modal ROBMBCEKB BATMAN Altrtcllvi QWF. bba-tyed bruwns, S mom, (u« fig SWM, 35, Moire, qtioL Enjoyi molorcyolai, tiah- Adta?8 counseling to prospective and mod, good SWIM ol humor, emotionally, rnnnoaly SWF, 5T, 45, h««l ayaa. Ikjhl brown tut. Er+jyi bchi, cirtna IsrtJiNjI, tnditkmil, non-malartaliilic. tgcanptnoxnlkrii) ISO SMtF, 16-39, oyWI, car- OWM. 31,611". 140*a, grown hak, btue-eyetf, hand- securs. ISO D/SWM, 3S-«7. snargtlfc. lun-kwlng, road t»», musk), movfaa, ardmols. quiolttne. Seok- Dnket IntelEgent M, behss ti lamfly solves and km. tome, tnascutne, boyieh, Ian of Ws Batman aartee, established Bin all business aigntoafluy,4S*.Aill8i2O aw»saani..kirlun.Adt«1W LTRAdl45a4 ALL YOJ NEED 19 LOVE MCND MY HEART SEEKING. SPECIAL HAN SWM, 89,511", bk» ayes, outgona ISO SWF, 45- owners. Persons interested in GREAT CATCH BELIEVE IN LOVE DWM, ST. 36, Hfl, good-looking, *> LETS HAVE FUN SWF, anioyt doing knl sbc.il svetytMn^ ISO com- 55. rwrmt. cmbj), lovtn} Adi 3302 SWPF, 30. i'4', huatiysd, Indtptndant, tionul, SWF, 3D, onbys country mutlc, mWM, car rtdat. tionait, Hoyi JarMy Shwo, hand hoW OWM, 34, SV, 150U, Hue muate, danckig, ISO patibla SPH. 3TM0, HID, drug-lraa, lor possible LTR MARaUOC-MMDED attending the Oct. 21 work-'. alncaia, oompasslotuta, travatng, workouli, Iris ISO GWM, M-t5, oulng, Mtultiva, bvtng, cW lith- lnl)lSO5VVF2^9b ' QM, 20-30, Un, »or Handalik) and mayte moi*. Adt Adi (230 06*4, S7, 5'6*, 170t», ISO woman, G0>, ratatov beach, horwback rUlig. ISO CVSWM, 3m WS, kmod vakiat, to tbar. Ha with, Adi 920f B124 BOM shop are asked to contact • ahtpt, marriage toltr. Adi 4827 romnnllc lun-bvtnj, gama-ftaa, Ail' 2jtl NOOAME* SCORE at (973)645-3982: CLEARim THE AM )liuv ii I Ki:i: print ad csill 1-KO0-783-11 f\l. 202c or m;ii SBM. 27, ftr. 170tia., graan-ayad. oukulna. fun. BWF, 55. ft'. dark-rulrnJ, btua-aysd, sniii. opwv Erôyt partytw, quiet evwunge, muate. ISO honaal between 9:30 a.m. and 2 p.m.' rnMad. ISO tvaaiMeO/SWU, 47*. hontst, dacsnl, SBM, 27-35, rmaouW, truafwontiy, for rsUknhki. caring, warm, ariKrJonala,s*ll-asaurad, bail Irtand, P.O. M«i\ 4(W. ( lurk nyu. N\ 14225. Adlll» The registration is $15. I potwial aimcatiM«|mtnw.Adl SIM FUNFUNFUH FORGET ALL WORRIES Write your FREE 20 word personal ad below. You may want to Include your age, Interest*, QI-WM, 24, tram hat, Uua ayaa. Looking tor BV SWF, ii, h'A', brown hat, graan-eyad, rrwtunvlull- OWM, 20,, tor tun arm and no haarits Hgathar, flourad, outgoing, ghWIons, frendty, caring travel- hobbles, etc. Be sure to complete the Information at the bottom of the coupon. Adl4MT ing, omlslng. tnusb, moviea. ISO oolgcring CVSWM, tutam BLACK HAU When You Call Our ig» unlmporlBni. Adi 1337 bold headline-* WPM, 40>,gan«a, Udtaok. BaaMnfl tal, aitacton- SHOW MS YOU LOVE „<- bold headline ata8PHFor»>iDara(rtandani;.Adi4K) SWF, 1», 5'B', serai*, tovsaWi,wWlonacMd , lorn TAUACHANCI Number, We Won't Tell music, dancfrig, movlas. ISO omgoiig SWM, 19 M, ABracBw, affadionilt OWM. M. I1**. I43»ji. Seat amiilar InWiaia, pmtnte LTR. AcW IMS IngBWiM, 1M»,ia»irtnipor1am.A8 You About Bigfoot, SOULMATE WANTED TIMWEUirCHT SWF.SO, btornt, G'4', rwhim bund, affsetloniti), ro- fl, CaUVafj, MlataWTa1, faa(#t Space Aliens, or the manlie, ndvanlittDiis. ISO [VSWM,:.« 35, MS. S'B't. "tmMhang- IfOikfn build, no gamas, MandsrVp, LTn. Adt 4488 FEMALE SPORTS FAN Abominable Snowman. DWCF, BV, S3, HfD, wlnnN smM, gwacniDy. ISO MAN TO MAN M lor ai saasons. Tiam up Tot gama witching, sU- BM, 22, SV, Ighl oomplaiton, outootig. Htat mu- But we will shed some light on Ing, dandna, naval. Adi 44Z9 U*l30WMtjHJiciihki HW OF A PAIR AdIMW the mystery of cancer. tM*nlc. «I trav»W WWJF, ^"3. IwpH lo sti«« concarta, Ihaalra, Isjjhi with riaalthy, cmlgoinj mtTTHWAD DWM, 62, iW. !6S«j4,. Se*b atrtigHDi-WM, 42- AMERICAN H|db«attfaa,foiliin,noO'ipleaa«.Adt4>2a 'I tOMIONI SPECIAL CALL MB 'CANCER ( DWF, 82, ft', blond, *nk>ya dining, dutclng, lha Dim, 29,ff1\81l*i, good boktig,taOWM,1»- •, H (ban, muak) and llaa markata. ISO &8WM, H-6i, k ;? a, SruiHnjt, lUtijl acting, W hangtB ou, work- SOCIETY" 1-8O0ALS-2345 i ' khl Adl4 I; hg out, mmha, rnwte,coirwrtallow . Mt (437 Record-Press

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Division Raiders ready to battle run with Tigers BVMHtECHBtSTEL RECORD-PRESS looming If it ain't broke, don't fix it. The Scotch Plains-Fanwood BYMIKECWUSTCL High football team will take that RI5COKD-PKESS approach into its game this after- Every game is an important noon against Linden, scheduled one for the Westfield High foot- to get underway at 1:30 at Scotch PREVIEW ball team, but the ones played Plains-Fanwood High School. The Raiders, coming off a bye FOOTBALL within the division may be even week, are 2-0 on the season and more pivotal. it's been a relentless defense and Linden at The Blue Devila know any- strong running attack that have time they can knock off one of been the major keys to their fast Scotch Plains their rivals in the Watchung start. 1:30 p.m. Today Conference-National Division, it So, BO what if Linden linemen just lifts them one step higher on Justin Williams and DeShaun the divisional ladder, Brown and linebacker Patrick Tiger Fullback Rashiem Westfield's first National Zygaldo and company put theStarling (59-yard TD run in win Division opponent, Rahway, damps on Westfield's ground over Westfield) is a powerful comes into town this afternoon game on Saturday, allowing the straight-ahead runner and junior for a 2:45 showdown at Kehler Blue Devils less than one yard Edwin Charlton gives Linden Stadium. per carry in a 28-7 victory. some depth in the backfield, Both Westfield and Rahway SP-F will stick with what it They're always a solid team," enter today's game with identical does beat and that's run the foot- said Ciccotelli on the Tigers, who. * 1-1 records. i ' ball. are coached by Bucky McDonald, , The Blue Devils will be look- Whether it's sending speedy in his 13th season. "Bucky does a ing to recover from a 28-7 defeat senior halfback Del mar good job and they have a good J' to Linden on Saturday, while Patterson through the holes, program. We've only beat them' Rahway will try to shake off the sneaking quarterback Ed once, three years ago. Most of the effects of a 34-0 shellacking from Williams around the outside, or other times they've beaten us Kearhy in its most recent con- GEORGE PACCIELLO/RECORD-PRESS pounding fullback John Stack up pretty good." '«* test. Junior tackle Devln Griffiths (middle) and company hope to bog down the Rahway offense when Westfield the middle, the Raiders plan on But this time around, the"> In last year's meeting between hosts the Indians this afternoon at Kehler Stadium. deciding the game in the trench- Raider are hoping their defense ' the two squads, the Indians pre- Robert Zuniga (5-10, 190) form a Westfield this afternoon, BLUE DEVILS FALL es. will make the difference. SP-F vailed 27-6. Rahway went on to pretty formidable trio up front The Blue Devils main running TO LINDEN "We're going to do the things hasn't yielded a point so far in finish with a 7-2 record, while the for Rahway threats in the backfield ore The tables turned from recent we did in the first two games," 1997, shutting out Belleville and Blue Devils ended the season at Westfield answers with a junior Jason Osborne, who was memory for Westfield in its game said SP-F Head Coach Steve Emerson in succession, by identi-' capable line of injured for at Linden Saturday. After edging Ciccotelli, whose squad has cal 34-0 scores. 1-8. outscored its opponents by a com- Trying to isolate the credit for The two teams maybe have its own with much of hisLinden 3-0 in last year's juniors Rob sophomore sea- encounter, the Blue Devils were bined score of 68-0 in its first twothe Raider's solid 'D' at this June-' bridged the gap somewhat this games. ture isn't a very easy thing to do,' season with Rahway losing for- Albino, Tom son, and junior handed a convincing 28-7 defeat Langston and fullbacks by the Tigers. With the game "We're not going to change according to Ciccotelli. mer quarterback Louis Campbell anything. We know they have a "It's hard to single out one or- to graduation. Devin Griffiths Tommy Lee and knotted at 7-all going into the final quarter, Linden exploded for tough defense, but we're still two guys on defense," said the The Indians began the season, and senior Todd Bowling. going to try to establish the run. SP-F coach. "The whole defence which got off to a good start with Brendan Westfield 21 fourth-quarter points. The We didn't throw the ball in sec- has played well. We've thrown' a Opening Day win at Snyder, Hickey playing PREVIEW boasts a quick Tigers' first touchdown came on a ond game and barely through it two shutouts and you can't do with Brandon Thomas as thedouble-duty. group of line- 52-yard fumble return, while in the first. We like to establish that without a total effort from team's new quarterback. Juniors Matt FOOTBALL backers in their second and third scores the run as quick as possible and your entire defense." Probably Railway's most tal- Krug mans the Rahway senior Greg resulted from three and 59-yard stay with it. We think we're a bet- Which includes linemen ented player is senior two-way right guard Gorski and runs, respectively. The Blue ter team when we run the ball James Feeley, John Lazzeratti, lineman Antonio Garay, a defi- spot for the at Westfield juniors Brandon Devils took a 7-0 lead into inter- effectively." Danny Loomis, John Horn, Frank nite Division 1 prospect, who has Blue Devils, 2:25 p.m. Today Doerr, Lee and mission after Baykowski connect- The Raiders, who haven't beat Thorn and Scott Patterson, line- while class- Bowling. ed with Osborne on a 49-yard : several collegiate powerhouaea v the Tigers in three years, came backers Stack, Lamar McDaniel, interested in him. mates Kyle " '—" ~* Defensive touchdown pass in the second close in last season's encounter, Danny Morris and Joe Franzontf- The 6-foot-4,255-pound Garay Martinovich backs Osborne, quarter. Hurting Westfield, in the before losing 17-14 in overtime. and defensive backs Delrnar anchors, the offense at tackle and and Marcus Thorton help out at Rnsheed Hawks, Lainont Turner, second half, in particular, was it's Linden (2-1) is lead by emerging Patterson, Donald Paterson^ the d^eienqe at end. defensive tackle. Jason Kreiger and Jason Merrit inability to move the ball on the quarterback Chris Rayford, who Mark Barredo and LnuReiui Oaray and senior lineman On offense,' Bob Bnykowski will likely Bee most of the action ground, gaining just 29 yards on is also one of the best defensive McDaniel. ' Jake Switzer (6-2, 205) andwill start at quarterback for in the secondary. 35 carries. backs on the team, Coccaro, Blue Devils on the move BYMIKECHRUm "She gets the ball a lot more now. developed a pretty good left foot. now," snid Coccaro. "When we HRCOHD-PKESS She's a big part of our team. We She's a good plnyer. She works play together as n team, we're look for her to be our gonl scorer, hard on her game in the off-sea- ono of the best team's in the Make no mistake, Westfield but when she hns the ball, we son and it shows." state." High's Amy Coccaro is a true for- know sl.e can bo a dangerous With Sheehy nnd others "Wo're getting there," said ward and usually a central figuro goal scorer as well as n danger- departed, Coccnro hns hnd to Giordano. "We're just going to try in the Blue Dovils' offensive ous pasaor." take on more of the leadership to improve game by game and try attack. "l'vo been playing a little role this season, shnring the to get better. We still have some As a matter of fnct, the soccer more defensively thia year," said team captain duties with goalie things to work on." standout is probably one of the Coccaro, who has 46 goals and 41 Vicky Nusae and back Sago But, meanwhile, the Blue better forwards in the urea. career assists at WeslfiekL Stefiuck. Devils are enjoying an eight- But so far this your, Coccnro, "1 have to make a few more "It's a lot different thia year, game winning streak (heading Westfield's lending scorer over runs to Ihe back and come up being a loader," said Coccnro. into yesterday's game), Not n btul the past two seasons, hasn't been with tho hnlfbnckH. Wo're coming "Hut I enjoy it. With the mass of wny to work out the kinks. But is so ensy for opponents to pick up along well ns a team. Personally, seniors on the team, everyone is Weatfield in a grove? than n typical forward might be. it's a little harder thia year with trying to be a leader in their own "I wouldn't say we're quite The versntile senior doesn't just Megan (Shcehy) gone, because way." there yet," said Coccaro. "But as hang around in tho front line Megan mid I played together for "She's a captnin and a'pretty long ns we have good practices waiting for a setup from her a long time," good one," said Giordano. "Wo all thia week, 1 think we'll be there." teammates. Instead, she roams But Coccnro'a style of play look up to her. At times she's Which for the Blue Devils, the field, looking to create oppor- hasn't been affected one bit. With going to have to be n leader and should give them plenty of time tunities for herself nnd her team. talented teammates around her, express her feelings. But her nnd to gear up for the Union County And even though opposing Oocnrro in still able to play as the other captains don't go over- Tournament, which begins Oct. defenses know to keop a tight physicnl and intense as always. board. They nlwnys stay posi- 25, nnd the state playoffs. watch on her, Coccaro is keeping tive." "She's very aggressive on and They won the county title last GEORGE PACCIELLO/RECORD-PRESS, them on their heels more than off the ball," said Giordano on Which is usually easier to do season and lost 1-0 to East Westlleld High's Amy Coccaro has ever, nnd if they're not cnreful, Coccnro, who plans on continuing led ihe Bluo Devils In scoring each they might lose her in tho mix. when you team is enjoying a lotBrunswick in Group 4 champi- of the past two seasons and looks to be headed for a third. her soccer career on the college of success. Heading into yester- onship game. SAT's. "We're not worrying about how Heading into tho week, level. Right now her No. 1 choice day's game at Elizabeth, "Right now, we're looking at Helping out Coccnro on themany goals we give up," said Coccaro was lending the Blu« is Boston University. Westfield wns 9-1 and still Urn the counties first," said Coccaro. offensive side for Westfield have Giordano. "We're just concerned Devils in scoring with seven "She has no quit in her," added class team in the county, even "Union Catholic is a good team in been junior Sue Heinkel, senior with what we have to do aa a unit gonLs and also hnd Right assists Giordano. "She's not going to though an early-toss to Wi»st the county, so right now, our focus halfback Margaret Kostro and to get better. Defense is one area to her c rod it. She is on pace to back down from anyone. Slio Morris in Mcndhmu (Sent. 13) is on them. But the states is defi- senior midfielder Katie Egnn, we're lying to improve on. Vicky' pqunl or suipusH last year's 16- knows it's her job to score gonls hurt the Blue Devila chances for nitely in the back of our minds." Nusse hns been stellar in gonl is doing an outstanding job in goal nnd lil- assist output. for us. I've coached her for a nn undefeated regular season. The Blue Devils regular-sea- and Blue Devil fullbacks Knti goalie nnd the fullbacks have "We have hor doing dinbront while and we alwnys know what "I think in the beginning we son showdown with East Bertelson, Tnryn WycofT, Stefiuck done well." roles, moving her nround, notjuat she could do. One of the major had a little trouble ccimitumknt- Brunswick was canceled on and Becky Hamilton have been Westfield's defense allowed, making her an easy mnrk," said Ihings was working on hor left ing with each other on thn field, Saturday because of many of the consistent in clearing out thejust two goals through its first WHS Head Coach Pete Giordano. foot. And I can sav now she has but we're starting to come on players were required to take the opposition's attack zone. nine games.

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Warinanoo Park in Elizabeth. the Union County Tournament Sharpe have lost all season, Oct. 1 in Plainfield. It marked the according to Tirone. *n» Blue Devils placed nine FIELD HOCKEY Blue Devils first county title They've been just outstand- runners in the top 10 with The Blue Devils won their since 1983. ing all year, and we've faced some Iindaay Ibtams leading the way sixth contest of the season of the best teams in the state," in 21:34. Laura Brucia (21:50), "Everyone was pretty happy," Monday, beating Piacataway 4-0 said WHS Head Coach Ed Tirone, said Tirone on both his doubles Alexis Anzelone (22:31) and in Westfield. squads. They've given us some Susan Wilson (22:35) finished 2- whose squad won the UCT team Senior wing Shwrt"*Hi Wagner title with 96 points, 20 points solid points." scored a pair of goals and added ahead of runnerup Oak Knoll. Westfield's Ilka Natravola kwt Hounding out the WestfieM two assists, one each to Meg Hely "We won four of the five flight in the third singles final, falling placers were Sara Carpenter and Allison Cook. and lost in the finals at second to Katie Angelo of Oak Knoll 6-2, (22:40), Tina Ho (22:43), Anna Abby Bercovicz made three singles. I knew we were pretty 6-3. Dujnic (22:53), Tamika Waye saves in goal for Westfield. solid at those flights. We were "She's a tough player but the (23:01) and Heather Dennis Hayrevitk 0, Wettffeld 0 — seeded high and got a dice draw." kid Angelo was the same type of mm), The Blue Devils tied Sayreville in The Blue Devils were seeded girl," said Tirone on Natravola. a defensive struggle Oct. 1. either one or two at each flight, "It was just a matter of who , BOYS SOCCER Bercovicz saved tour shots. except first singles, where Jen stayed in there, was a. little man •lit The visiting Blue Devils lost Matro was seeded third. patient and was able to deal with •it? then- third game of the season GYMNASTICS Nevertheless, Matro advanced the weather. Angelo just had Tuesday, falling 1-0 to Kearny. Diana Shineman won the all- GEORGE PACCiELLCVRECOHD-PRESS to the county final, where, after more experience dealing with ••eft Sergio UUoa's goal with 45 sec- around Monday with a mark of I High's Frank tannl and hie teamates played Elizabeth yvstar- losing the opening set, came back those sort of distractions." •rtf onds remaining in regulation 30.95 to lead WfastfieU to a 91.35- day and are achedutod to meet Irvington on Tuesday. to beat Scotch Plains-Fanwood'B The Blue Devils entered thk gave Kearny (8-2) the win. 54.65 victory over BrearJey. second in the beam (8.1), while The Blue Devils dominated Carolyn Pilkington 4-6, 6-1, 6-0 week with a full slate of matches Shineman tf^F top hooont in teammate Allison Checchiu the bars with Laurie Hogan to win the first singles UCT scheduled. After Tuesday's 3-2 GIRLS SOCCER the vault (8.5) and the floor exer- placed first in the beam (8.2). (8.25), Seligman (7.0) and crown. loss Pingry, Westfield was 10-3 on Weatfiekl won its ninth game cise (7.45) and placed second in Kristen Mack captured second Checchio (6.7) finishing 1-2-3. "She got a little more patient, the season. of the fall Tuesday, shutting out the uneven parallel bare (7.45) in the vault (8.35) and Amy Tara Clarke won the vault battled for points a little bit more "You always want to do a little Kaamy 3-0 in Westfield. and third in the bslanne beam Seligman placed third in the bars with an 8.15 and Megan Clarke and the tables kind of turned," better," said Tirone. "We would Senior halfback Margaret (7.55). (7,1) to round out the Blue Devil followed with an 8.3. Megan also said Tirone, referring to Malm's have liked to beat Milburn (on Kaatro tallied a goal and an Tara Clarke finished first in placers. took second in the beam with an adjustment after losing the first Sept. 23)." the ban (7.56), second in the "3? wfeetfMd 91.6, Union 86.05 8.5 and Mack (7.55) placed third. set. Westfield's other loss this year f Heinkel and Katie Egan chipped floor (7.35) and third in the vault — The Blue Devils got by Union Hogan finished second in the "She stayed in there and bat- came against Moorettown in the in with a scare each. (B.I), lara's sister, Megan, took in dual-meet action Oct. 1. floor with an 8.1. tled. The weather was bad and it Wilson Tbumament. was very windy, but we got some Pinery S, Weatfield 1 — good tennis, considering the con- Pingry won two of the three sin- ditions." gles matches and the Blue Devil* Zotti's score lifts Raiders past Irvington Jen Matro's Bister, Becky, also lost a tough second doubles •';* took home county honors, beating match as Pingry edged WeatfieM. Freshman denying a couple of scoring bids In doubles competition, the Livingston shared the UCT Jennifer Tango of Rosalie Park 6- Corbett and Sharpe defeated Mike Zotti by Don Bosco to tie the game. Raiders' Allison Zutorski and crown last year. 2, 6-1 in the second singles final. Arlyn Davich and Lindaey netted the The Raider goalkeeper ended Jenn Weiner beat Diana Capece "1 really thought her toughest Madden 6-3, 7-5 at first doubles, game-winning the contest with six saves. and Mara Goodgold 6-4, 6-0 at BOYS CROSS COUNTRY match was in the semis against but Tell and Richards lost a one- goal Tuesday first doubles. The Haiders improved to 3-0 the girl from Oak Knoll," said set lead at second doubles when top help the GIRLS 8OCCKR 8P-F 5, Roaelle Park 0 — in the dual-meet season with a Tirone. Tango had upset Diegi Pingry's Allie Doliner and Becka Raiders nip The Raider? broke lose on The Raiders rolled past Roseile 17-45 victory over Shabazz Notoane of Scotch Plains- Buurma rallied for the 3-6,6-3,6- Irvington 2-1 offense Tuesday, pounding Park Monday. Tuesday at Branch Brook Park. (Fun wood) to advance to the 2 victory. in Irvington. Irvington 134) in Scotch Plains. Pilkington defeated Nicole SP-F accounted for eight of the finals and we hud never seen her Becky Matro won 6-2,6-1 over Junior Todd Moeer tallied his Senior Leah Saenz de Viteri Tango 6-1, 7-6 (7-0) at first sin- first 10 finishers with Ben Lee before/1 Beth Watson to account for ninth goal of the wwm to even led the way with her first three gles, Notoane topped Jennifer leading the pack in 19:29. Pete The Blue Devils swept both Westfield's lone singles triumph. the scare at 1-all in the first half. goals of the season, while team- Tango 6-2, 6-3 at No. 2 and Mosko placed second in 19:29 championship double's matches Westfield S, Governor The Haiders improved their sea- mates Amy Citrano, Renee Danielle Kapner rallied to beat nnd Jim L'Huereux took third in with Meghan Corbett ('96 county Livingston 0 — The Blue 1 to 10-1. Zidonik and Stacy Buahinger Renee Bator 4-6, 6-1, 6-4 at the the same time. champ at third singles) and Devils cruised by GL Monday to added two aeons apiece. third spot. Finishing 5-7 for the Raiders Sarah Sharp* defeating Oak earn the shutout. Also getting into the scoring In doubles action, Cnra Bristol wert Steve Cole (19:50), Nick Knoll's Ibby Cizinar and Gaby Jen Matro (-7-5, 6-1), Becky lUlSeecer festival act were Catherine Baker, Kate and Gitii Shoor got by Nicole Klastava (20:13) and Eric Lega 6-2, 4-6, 6-4 at first doubles Matro (6-1, 6-1) and Natravola (6-3, 6-0) all won their Scotch Flains-ranwood nipped Vanderheyden, Eryn Bushinger Fabbo and Carolynn Hess 6-1, (i- Schimming (20:23). Eric's broth- and Caroline Tell and Katie •rtf St. John's the Baptist of West and Marisaa Lorenz. 1 at first doubles and Zutorski er. Matt, placed ninth in 21:17 Richards topping Michele Dedyo respectable singles matches, blip, N.Y. 2-1 Saturday night in Justine Moako chinned in with and Weiner defeated Allison und Ryan Kerian swiped 10th and Pam Imperiale of Oak Knoll while CorhettrSharpe (6-2, 6-3) and Ttell-Hichard (6-3, 6-0) pre- overtime to win the Scotch two assists. Stanko and Jill Matthews 6-3, 6 place in 21:22. 6-4,6-7,6-1 at the second spot. 1 Plains-FanwoooTSt. Benedicts P«rfdae 1, SP-F 0 — The 4 at second doubles. The 4-6 loss in the middle set vailed in doubles competition. W Fat) Soccer Festival. Raiders wen shut out by Peddie Union County Tournament (URLS CROSS COUNTRY TaHarie Lang scored the Monday in Scotch Plains. The Raider finished in third The SP-F girls packed in per- djneher for the Raiders on a Christine Bowers made 18 place overall at the Union fectly Tuesday, accounting for SCOTCH PLAINS GOLF setup from Jeff Fiorino with 43 saves for the Raiders. County Tournament Oct. 1 in each of the first 10 finishes in the left in the second over- Plflinfiekl. Haiders' 15-50 defeat of Shabazz. ASHHROOK WOMENB Over $5,000 was raised from TENNIS SP-F and Summit both totaled Jeauette Tourjee pulced first GOLF the tournament to continue work opened up the scoring SP-P won its seventh match of 34 points, and finished behind in 21:52, while Dana Berkowitz Relay Tournament on the macadam cart path on the H'an unassisted goal just one the season Tuesday, beating county winner Westfield (96 !23:441 and Andrea Maggi (23:45) lut Place — Marilyn golf course. I > into the game. Cranfbrd4-1. points) and runnerup Oak Knoll followed at second and third, Anderson, Doris Reinhardt 73.5 The Scotch Hills Tournament# fN11, Don Borneo Pnp 0 — The Raiders swept all three (76). respectively. 2ndPlace Tic — Joyce winners included the following: Th* Raiders edged Don Bosco singles matches with Carolyn In the first singk's champi- Rounding out thu SP-F finish- Uukowiec and Debra Smith, AJM. Shotgun Pi# Friday in the Fall Festival. Pilkington beating Rebecca onship match, Piikington beat ers werr Dana Esposito (23:46), Eleanor Mulhole and Audrey Women's Low Net —BdM ' JTadd Sweeney accounted for Severs 6-0, 64} at the first spot, Jen Matro of Westfield 6-1 in the Erin Kelly (23:54), Allison Said 75 Guarino 73, Debbie Ohnsirg 76 the- lone goal, converting on a Diegi Noteane topping Kelly opening set, but fell 1-6, 0-6 in Breidenstein (24:33), Holly Oatis 3rd-Place Tic — Marlunc Women's Low Gross — Laura breakaway attempt at the 15 Bramwell 6-1, 6-0 at No. 2 and the next two nets to lose the (24:42), Kate Bereznak (25:01), Deara and Jnne Jones, Arlene Botto97 Walsh and Audrey Young 75.5 Senior's Low Net — Vince mi4f<« mark in the first half Cara Bristol defeating Julie match. Santjni Franco (25:21) and Lisa .V!' Jeff Gillie played solid in goal, Kiamie 6-1,6-0 at third singbw. The Raiders and Governor i (25:52). McMuhon 70, George Oberle 72 IJHV Putin — Barbara Jacob 28 Senior's Low Groan — John Ckip'lns — Barbara Jacob Griffith 83, Gerry Morreale 86 #14, Barbara Roberts #14, #10, Senior's longest Drive — YOUTH SPORTS Anne Schmidt #17 John Griffith •A? 9-Uolere Men 'H IAHV Net — John SPFSA SOCCER WeissDord shocked everyone Hillsborough resounding 26-7 victory over Flight A-Low Gross — Shirley Bramnick, Hill Ohnsorg 69 fi' by hammering the final goal in The Westfield U-10 Wildcats Berkeley Heights at Columbia Sonono 53 Men's Low Gross — Bill HOUSE LEAGUE straight off a corner kick, Angela traveling soccer team bent field Sept. 28. 1st Low Net — Alice Kehtcr 35 Duiiskiii 7f), Kichard Tanner 79 Smith made several nice passes Hillsborough 2-1 recently when Westfield took control early as 2nd Ixtw Net — Shirley Beat the Pro— John Smith played a light and Emily and Molly Meehan sweeper Thomas Taylor found the offense used Johnson on Sonono 36 PJM. Shotgun Women's Low Net — Irene IT in their match against the teamed up in goal for the the net in the fourth quarter on pitches to the right and Bert 3rd IMW Net — Elenore .-itt Unite Rackets. the second of two penalty kicks. Walsh on pitches to the left to Picciardi 37 Schmidt, Lauren Birns 74 pound out yardage. Flight C-Low Grose — Jean Women's Low Gross — Marie ••;¥ Tyler Stanek exploded for four With forward Ted Walsh on V',i goals mod assisted with a cross to Hurricanes swallow the assist, forward Jeff Their massive push from the Hopke 56 Sevell 80, Helen Karamus 97 •u Kyle Mihansky for another. CaUmll Tomoahow broke the scoreless tic front line, anchored by center 1st Low Net — Jean Hopke 34 Women's Longest Drive — Tommy Holt, Scott Stefanik, Alex The SP-F Hurricane* shut in the first quarter with a strong Brain "Bam Bam" Biegelow and 2nd Low Net — Nancy Marie Sevell <(•£ Soioway and Kenny Hessemer out CaHwell 3-0 with Connor kick past the Hillsborough goal- Nick Gismondi, led to a touch- Chris teiiHOn 36 Senior's Low Net — Gary also provided solid offensive sup- Davis leading the way. keeper. down on Westfleld's second pos- 3rd IJOW Net — Claire Knauu Triano 73, Phil Spinelli 76 •h port. Jimmy Strobel keyed the Sweeper Chris Luby did a Hillsborough answered with session by Johnson, who also 40 Senior's Low Gross — Ralph defense at sweeper. Goalkeepers good job keeping the ball away its own goal on a breakaway hu t .scored to convert the point after. Low Put IK — Jean Hopke, Wide 81 Adam Sitverman and Michael from Caidwell. Early in the sec- could not capitalize on .sonic After a 25-yard punt return by Shirley Sonono Senior's Longest Drive — Scannell showed good hands ond half, forward Colin Van aggressive tactics, as Tbmashow, Johnson and runs by Walsh and SCOTCH BILLS TOUHNEY Gary Triano between the posts. Wagner began the Hurricanes' Jeff Perillu, Matt Molino, Tom quarterback Tom Roche, Johnson ANOTHER SUCCESS Men's IAHV Net — Ken Jacobs The Revolution continued on scoring drive. Strong defense by Bernard, Zack Lowenstein, Gilad scored his second touchdown. Over 50 golfers were on hand 68, Bill Bell 71 a roll with scoring by Andrew halfback Alex Cvetovidh kept the Edelman, David Weinstein and In the, meantime, defensive to participate in the third annual Men's IAHU Gross — Greg Barry, Jordan Neuhauser and ball under Scotch Plains control Ted Wakh kept IlillBborough in u standouts Brad Trzeniowski, Scotch Hillfi Improvement Golf Carticr.Tom Turnbull 71 Andrew Zanfardino. Joe Lepri and helped lead to a goal by Matt defensive mode. Jody Seagull. Tom Del Duca and Tournament, held Saturday, Real tftc Pro — Carl Simla, and Trevor Cannon split the net Huether, assisted by Steven Goalkeeper .Jeff Perilla shut Craig llewit shut down the Sept. 20 at the Scotch Hills Gregg Cartier minding duties with Cannon Jacobus. down the Hillsborough attack Berkeley High offense. Country Club. making his debut. Scott The garoe'B last goal resulted after its breakaway goal. Man: Dowling intercepted a Eekenthal anchored the defen- from a long charge by Jason Westfleld had a 13-7 ahol advan- pass early in the second half. sive effort and John Guiflre and Zelesnick tipped in by Connor tage in the first hull". On Wentfield's next series, SPORTSCENE Keith Bronikowski help lend sup- Fullback Steve Kowalaki, Josh quarterback Roche bootlegged Davis. DEVnO GETTING HIS KICKS coaches' cortrficaiion session wff bo hold on port on offense. Sabers fend off Blusard GerkinB and Thomas Taylor right lor W yards, but was Wastftekf rosttom Jeff OaVilo. a junior at Nov. 6 Irani 7-10 p.m. tn Una muW purromimm The Sabers had a busy travel repeatedly forced Hilisborough injured on I IK; piny. Johnson then Mariot Collegu whers ho plays football, is cur- ol the Scofth PHns-Fanwood High School. rently enjoying a successful saason as the Tho cHnic is not sporfcHvedftc and la Of \ INTERCITY weekend, but it was well worth it back to their own end of the field. took over the- quurtcrbacking school's starting place kidtwr great vnluo to anyone working w#i yoti*\ pro- Rockets mellow PiKxaxx with two 3-2 victories. Taylor's clinching penalty kick duties nnd promptly ran iefl for DeVito has coowrted 11 of 14 oon-'rinad grams. r<>r MormaUon, can 3294700. The U-10 Rockets took it to In the first match against the came from 18-yards out nnd jtist his third score oftlitj guine. liokl yon! and oxlta point utlamptn SG ly plriyn for the Marts! BfKJ !ho roopinn! al liio NCAA scJioInr- Gootyo M«jchr^»k,, Dnector of the The Rockets applied relentless goals between them, including It wan the third straight victo- Westfinld dHbnsr in the second ulhlnli! nwaid fol hsviny ont> of llm top ?.O Rnr.ktittiall 1 oague lor htdivkluala 30 and ovar. hall*. GPA'is in Hie MAAC Contoronca has opened ocliochjlhig lor tho upcomtng mem- pleasure until Lauren Weissbrod two penalty kicks. ry for the Wildcats, who have DoVllo ta n psychology major and pf osidonl atkjn soason. squeaked a ball through to Leading the Saber defense boaton Scotch Plains and Late in the fourth quarter, of tfin scfwol n CIKISU Club. Rf»s>dofil3 o1 !k»tdi Plama of Fwiwood were Adam Oreenwald and goal- Montclair. Johnson scampered for 18 more Intnrnsiod lit parlM^pating in tho hmgua «Ml« Colleen LaForge, who alertly nECREATION BASKETBALL SIGNUPS trtnm (fipon'torod by a local bustnnst), or fnfc. slotted it home to open the scor- keeper Billy Albizati. WESTFIELD PAL yani.'i to tail up a TD-run by run- Hoglslration is curtanlly t*on tar tha Bcoicti vidu uhxl yntrMK urn played at Park MkkSe School In 12-0 a woak earlier behind TD's and rugtslrnikjn win n»; UtioUip Oct 17 fkltPtoWdd MtT on 'the first and the second was WESTFIELD SOCCER downs by running buck 0 hit He.', Wunlsers mo mated to assist m oondud- Ybuths. at toast 1S, tHMrastad In offn loose ball scramble in the ASSOCIATION Johnson and a swarming defennc by Johnson anil Walsh and an ing BKJ vurtcKia loagues and they should be 10 rtcore tor tho league, aro al» arimd toi mouth. Wildcats ontmusclo helped the Wenlficld C team to n intercoption by Hewit. nnd ovnf. AH Interested candJdnlas In coaching league director tef d»Wto about tone and or fusMing with a lenm must in oorHftod. A salary. fKpppfilip^

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Mall to: HR, Summit Medical Group, GOT Permanent Part-time Positions Available P.A., 120 Summit Ave.. Summit, NJ 07901. EOE Send letter of interest, resume and • Sign-On-Bonus SUMMIT MEDICAL EASIER! the names of 3 references who GROUP. PA, • No Selling Returning MEDICAL TRANSCRIBER for Now you can may be contacted to: office Mon-Frl 9-5pm. Some • Pleasant Working Environment computer knowledge charge your To Work? necessary. Ask lor Linda at We need reliable employees who possess a clear, Dr. Michael Knowlton 906-232-0976. World Savings, one of the most; SUMMIT PUBLIC SCHOOLS MODEL SEARCH kids, teens classified ad professional speaking voice, L 20's needed. 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tomtt For Silt Homes For Sale Vacation Property 310 ELDER CARE OFFICE CLERK-Lord Stirling AFFORDABLE live in Nanny CHANFORD $164 900 Clerical Must be intelligent, well ELIZABETH $135,000 COTCH PLAINS BAYVILLE-29 Steerage Way. GARWOOD- 3 br, 1st fl. < Stable seeks responsible /Au Paif. legal (or 12 mos. Av- POLISH AGENCY LR w/frpl, OR, MBR w/waik in Westtield Surgical office has mannered, fluent in English, & "IREAM PUFF! Elmora Col, Come seo our fully lum"d near Iran&shop. W/D hook.* individual for general office erage cost $22QAvk, 272-7873, Specializing in older & sick closet & dressing rm, 2nd BR MUST SELL two permanent part lime able to perform various duties Hdwt) firs, newer oak kit, up- model on a scenic Lagoon Is, small pet ok, 11/1, $1200 - challenging clerical posi- wort, renting horses lor hack- care, housekeepers, live 10x20'. all hardwood firs, full dated bath & Irpi. Century 21 Spacious, bright 3BR, notuH-fVi mo sec 789-05OE with little supervision. Pa- Ing, answering phones. 15 hrs irVout, Exc. refs. 1 Ml bth & two Ms bth Other models available to be tions (9-1) and (1-5) fora fast tience, honesty & dependabili- AN EF AUPAIR European live bsrrst, attgsr, 20»3O'deck over- OS. Kuzsma908-272-833? shown. MUST SEE! All avail- paced computer literate per- /wk Sat. antfor Sun. 9am-5pm. 903-689-9140 looks landscaped property with Colon ial w/2 car g arage, ENlLWORTH-charmlna 1/J ty a must. 653-0419 Iv. msg. $6*r. Must have ability to i n Child Care. Exp the be netits FANWOOD recently redecorated, new able lots are waterfront. Open BR apt, Irg. rms , otf-St. prH'Qr son who wants to Join our o! flexibilty. Affordable inter- f mil trees & backs up to lake In Crantord location. Rex hrs. Pfl" handle cash, perform re- 2 Bedroom Split. 1st floor LR, roof, fin bsmt. Convenient House from HarrHpm Thurs heat/water inc.. Avail. 11/1. team. Medical transcription leading to F/T. Rets needad. cultural child care. Carefully Homes For Sale 330 park setting. 903-272-012B thru Mon. Off of GSP exit 80 experience a plus. Lovely- cordkeeping and have working DR. kitchen. No pets. Available location. $172,900. Eilsen $950,973-361-5975 knowledge o( WP 5,1. Call screened & trained. English CRANFORD...... $159000 Sergent: 908-522-8222 For more info 1-90B-269-0076 environment. Top pay. Fax Nov 1$1000mo. KENILWORTH • 6 rm, 3 BR, Garden Center 908-766-5955 (hearing im- speaking aupairs with legal US resume 908-232-4662 MASTER SUITE on 1st fir, 3 Call 9062330065 BurgdorffERA blh, $97^mo • utils, avs* Seeking hard working repaired 908-766-4620) EOE visas. Average weekly cost of BERKELEY HTS - Ranch con- GOT A CAMPGROUND MEM- BRs, 1Vs balhs. screened Realtors 908-273-8000 immed. 90B-620-9892 •*• CLERK- Part Tims for Health liable people, exp a plus, but $220. Convenient live in care ven, lot w/park!ike rear yard, porch & deck. Century 21 D.S BERSHIP OH TIMESHARE? for your children. For more into LRIpl, FDR, EIK, fam rm. 3BR, food store. Flex. hrs. Good lor not nee, PT-FT positions RECEPTIONIST Kuzsma Rlty 272-8337 BUBO SUWMIT-Byappmlonly We'll take it America's most NO PLAINFIELD-Spadod* College students. Knowledge available. Apply in person, call Michelle 906-272-7873 2f.b!hs, breazeway, 1c. gar, 12 yrs new, custom split successful resort resale clear- studio, suitable for 1 person, no WeBdends. Front desk pos- S199.900, Call Glenn Re/Max of nutrition helpful. Wayside Gardens,540 CRANFORO***..* $319,900 WESTFIELD level, 5 bedrms,2full/ inghouse. Call Resort Sales In- pets, pkg. avail. Nov. 1, Sscr. ition. Good phona manner Townsquare 906-273-6000 Riverfront 3 BR. 2 bath Co! formation toll tree hotline 908-275-4270 ask (or Charlie. Morris Ave,Springfield. and typing a must. Cranlord HOUSECLEANING 2 half baths, closing dale req d $550'mo ind. hVHW. a/c!' 973-376-1907 Quality work, reliable, honest. with fam rm overlooking river, GOVERNMENT FORE- 1st quarter ol 1993, Call 1-800-423-5967. pool. 908-464 -1334 afiet 6ptn. COUNTER HELP - 2 shifts Health and Extended Care Ig MB R w/3 closats. Century 21 CLOSED HOMES lor penrtias available, 5:3Oam-9:30am & Call Helena 908-272-6660 Bats, available. Jack, 201-91 JMK596BxH8_ NOPLAINFIELD-NoarRI2a; 4~ HEALTH CLUB • Needs 90B-563-2635 CLARK".....". $520,000 Djj. Kuisma Rlty 272-8337 on $1. Delinquent Tax, Repo's ^artrtients Unfurnished 405 2pm-6pm. Call 9Oa-522-9091 Receptionist nights & weekend WATERVIEW. Tremendous 5 REO's. Your area. Toll (ree ms$695 • utils, laundry, pritg. RECEPTIONIST CRANFORO..«.-.. $2ig,90O 1-8O0-218-9000 Ext. H-5139 WESTFiELD No pels. Proll pral. 561-506S COUNTER PERSON hrs avail. Wage plus free mem- Nights & weekend hours avail. Office Pro will work 10 to 20 BR center hall Col, 4 full & 2 For sale by owner CRANFORD: 2 BR, LR. EIK. in bership. Call Murray Hill Health hall baths, possible AuPair or R0OMV-3 BRs. 1 4 bath Col. lor current listings/directory. 2-Family home, walk to town & For Dry cleaning store. After- Wage plus free membership. hrs. per week from home lor den. deck & deep lot. Lg Charming Norths ide Coloni- RAHWAY 1 & 2 8R, excellent noon hours. Call Westwood & Racquet 90S-66S-1141 in-taw suite 1st tlr. Century 21 Irains. heat & hot waler in- Call Murray Hill Health & small growing business. Pick dosets& rms.Century2i 0.S, IAKEVIEW BARGAIN! al, 3BR's, 1 1/2 bth, EIK, for- lor commuter, call Cleaners, 1004 South Ave, PS. Kuzsma Rlty 272-8337 cluded, no pets, $10007mo Racquet. 908-665-1141 tip&delivar. 973-427-2918 Kuzsma Rlty 90B-272-B337 $24,900 Free Boat Sli pi Beaut- mal DR, FPL, rec room, 908-388-2166H WestMd. 908-235-2772. LIBRARY ASSIT. close to el em sch.daep (609) 338-4828 or (609) P/T children's dept. Tues. 4 iluMy wooded lot W'liee private 953-3722 evenings. RAHWAY-ctiarmlng 1 BR apt DENTAL ASSISTANT boat slip on 50,000 acre fenced yard, easy lo NYC. Thurs. eves. 6-9, Frl.. Receptionist Principals only w/dishwash. Conv loc/gd lo- P/T. 2ft days. Great office. fecreaiionai lake In SC. Abuts CRANFORD-1 BR apt. walK lo cation. No pets. Avail 11/1. 10-5:30, Sat. 10-2. Im- Physical thBrapy oflice in $285,O0O.90B-233-6918 Exp. not nee. 908-232-6672. mediate opening. Call Union Is looking lor a detail- golf course! Paved roads, bus, tiain & town. $735 mo + $650.908-233-6945 water, sewer, morel Excellent DENTAL ASST: Must be very Kenilworth Public Library minded individual (or Selling Made Easy utils. ivi mo sec. Avail 11/15 RAHWAY-2rt mi EHcy, just financing. Call Income Property reliable. Willing to train. (908)276-2451. phones, scheduling, and 335 908-233-8894/914-7B4-74S1 TLESOO-704-3154. decorated, nr RR, $465 tno Incl WearWd-262-1647 Ivmsg data-entry. Call LINDEN...... $189,500 CRANFORD: 2nd fir. 2BRs, H/HW. no pets. 233-2511 Local Friendly Co has 9OB-666-O840 DENTAL HYGENIST Immediate openings. Our With Our LINDEN $192,900 EXC INCOME PROPERTY EIK. lg DR, LR, enclosed sun- ROSELLE-1 bdrm, $595/md + P/T Berkeley Heights summer workers have re- Sales 2FAMILY+-(!)2BR, (1)3BR, (4) 2 BR units, $2700 mo rent porch, avail, immediately. utils. laundry, A/C, oil st prkg. Call 464-9144 turned to school. Good pay. No ENJOY COOKING? Sap ulils, fintismtw/summerkit Sep utils, great cond Cenlury $900* ulils. 90B-276-5902 j mo, sec, 908-245-4739 exp nee. Days, eves, wknds. 4 full bath. Cenlury 21 D S. 21 PS, Kuzsma Rlty 272-3337 DIRECTOR OF ADULT ENJOY WORKING WITH CRANFORD. Center of Town, ROSELLE-3 BR, LR, DR, Students welcome. Call now. FiNE COOKWARE? COUNTY WIDE Kuzsma Raally 908-272-6337 EDUCATION, Part-time, RAHWAY •*• $204,900 Close to all trans. H/HW Incld. 201 -291-909W973-335-6604 Kitchen with D/W,$1000t utils. energetic person to coordinate PT employment available, up- Mountainside - Hanch, 3 BR, 6 FAMILY + BUSINESS 3rms, no pets, $700/per mo, i mo. sec, No pets. educational programs and trips LPN - Exp. med. assist., Inter- scale setting, exp helplul. All- 2.5 Baths, Jacuzzi, LR w/FpIc Apt income S40K/yr t bus in- 908-653-9091 908241-4088 for arboretum. Requires strong nist near Union Hospital, Clad Inc. 9O8-317-0296. DR, Euro EIK, Rec Room, come. Owner moliualod. lozzi- CLASSIFIED ADS! CRANFORD: Just remodelled, computer, organlialina! and 2Shrs, Call 908-241 -0044. 2 car, .82 landscape acres. Williams Rltrs 908- 382-4441 ROSELLE PARK-NOW 2 en SECRETARY: P/T: General 1 BR, $e00/mo. all util Incl. nr apt, cac, w/w carpet, $775 mo people skills. Knowledge of office work. Flexible schedule. Lg dock, Low taxes $299,000 PT MARKETING ASST- Exc Call 908-654-3250 lorappt. ROSELLE PARK By Owner Iransp, 276-0505 ask for Dave. + utils. Nov 1.245-2611 Tony PageMaker and Excel de- 15-2Ohrs/wk. Must know WHEEL DEAL Auto Program sirable. Includes preparing communication & computer 2 SHOPS W/2 APT S skills. Flex firs. 241-3280. Macintosh Computer. Call 3 lines = $34.95 $259,000 908-654-3253 ELIZABETH-ELMORA 4 rms, schedule, hiring instructors NEW PROVIDENCE, Cape 3rd (I:., carpeted, nr NY bus & 201-912-0222 cod. LR w/frpl, EIK. DR, sun Apartments and publishing quarterly news- MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST or lax: 201-912-5227 Additional Lines Only J7" each OulQt Stale Property 355 park, HT/HWIncl. $695 Sec. & letter of events. Four days per P/T. Mon & Thurs prch,2BR,Insd bsmt. Potential lease 90B-35S-B383 SUPERDEAL - $50.95 (2 Counties) 2B R A bth in attic. Gar. Close to wee*. 9am-3pm, $11'per hour. 3:30-7:30pm, Sat VETERINARY Receptionist : CAROLINA ON YOUR MIND? Available Send resume to Reevaft-Rted 8:30-1Z:30pm. Computer ex- Part time, (or evening hours. MEGA DEAL $98.95(4 county coverage) all. $563.500, (973) 948-4012 FANWOOD: 2br, prlv home, off Stop draarning and call. New St prkg, nr transp. use of W/D, Arboretum, 165 Hobart Ave. perience necessary. Very busy office, heavy Hun It til You S*ll HI OUT o) Stato-For a FREE waterfront community on Lake for Seniors Summit. NJ 07901 Call 906-241-4200 phones, training from 9am to no pels, $1,000 + ulils. directory by mail of homes and Murray. Gated, large restricted Avail 11/1 889-9420 SKNIOK CITIZENS 2pm for two weeks and Ihen GUARANTEED MERCHANDISE RATE properly, call phonemall lols. Waterfront, wateiview position is from 3:30pm to clos- HOUSING CORPORATION For General Merchandise $101 up up to $2,500. B08-922-7700, Press 'V. mail- available. Predevelopmont ing. Monday thru Friday, and box #5952. Leave name and prices. 300-7968742, MOUTAINV1EW OF SCOTCH PLAINS alternate Saturdays. 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Must possess excellent typing and qomputer skills. Hours: Monday & Friday 9AM- PRICE! SELECTION! SERVICE! 3:00PM and Tues., Wed., Thurs. 9:0OAM-2:O0PM. Full medical/dental benefits package. Qualified can- • didates, send resume to: LINCOLN Employment Specialist or call (908) MERCURY^ 233-3720 ext. 5368 to request an Had It's More Than A Protnise...At Thomas/" \\ Mounlnlnildo application. SAUiS ft Carpal Ford SIWWHOOM Li 110 It IIS: Credit MON. - WHS. - 369 SOUTH AVE. EAST'WESTFIELD rinnts.n-9 win. -1 HI. y-B r (908) 232-6500 i t>- 150 New Providence Rd. SAT. i)-. > :,.; Mountains^. NJ 07092-2550 m-j EqutiOpportunityimptoytr M^/WV Racord-Press October 10,1997 B-10 ... - . 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Anllquas Bought & Sold Avenel, NJ. 500 Yds from lions, ear clip, auto incline, 3 House' Access. 4,600 S.F. qd cond, $650.908-654-9566 * JEFFREY HEART 6j's , 'Avail 11/1.201-258-1567 WESTFIELD - 30DO sq ft office Dealer Space Available Ratiway Inspection Sta. Open DR SET - Biedermeier Design. CANNON COPIER NP152 yrs old, mini, used 20 mo, 300 total office space; 2,500 S.F. Thurs, Sat & Sun 7am-3pm. Oval table with 2 leaves, break- $500 was $2500 Needs drum. Wedding « All Occasions 1 immed avail, on floors 1 & 2. space w/on-site parking, own Bobby 908-322-9090 Ib max. bait I deck, exc cond. __ WESTFIELD-3BR apt. 2nd fir, (Over 100 Tables/Vans Spots) BEOROOM-waterbed Frame- Ironl, server, S chairs. Used Call 008-233-8455 Iree x-tra belts, matnl checked »1-868-267-3535 T Perfect for lobby group, pro- entrance Great toe on North Golden oak, king sz w/pedeslal close (0 train & transp., avaif once-$50OO. 908-273-3921 & cleaned yearly, pd $2600, JOHNNY THE CLâzy fessionals. Sale or leass Ave, 90B-654-O503 SUMMIT ANTIQUES drawers, custom matt, hdbd w CHIPPEFWAC - Troy built 5hp Immed. $119S/mo+ u!i!s Call -STILL ALIVE- ask $1000. 90B-574-1810 (un for your next party. Bun- $159,000 John Schragger Re- CENTER /mirror. 2 drs w/stained glass a DR SET: Frnch Prov., self propelled, all attachments, jw 908-232-6816. Rooms Furnished 460 Meyersvilte Grange Indoor nies-Belly Lauflhs-574-9361 alty, Inc. Brkr. 609-637-9548. Welcomes You! 511 Morris ANTIQUE FLEA MARKET shelves. Lge dresser w/tiutch Blondwd, Buffet, hutch, 6 chrs extra blade, hardly used. $650 WASHER, {75. Dryer, $75. p- WESTFIELD Downtown. 3 Ave. OPEN Absolutely Every EVERY SUN STARTING OCT & mirror, stain glass w/shelves. & tbl. $75O/bO; 908-851-9762 908-439-9155. Stove, $75. Refrigerator. $150. Berkeley Hgts: 1 rm, $120/wk, Day 11 am-6pm, 9OB-273-9373 - rms, 2nd fir. single or couple, Houses Unfurnished 430 2 wks security, Cable, near FOR INFO (908) 654-3089 Matching Nite stand. $50O. DR SET Swedish leak, almost COMPUTER 586/133 BFIAM Can deliver. Color console TV hot water, trash removal supp. transp, Pet OK. 90B-50B-1098 Mflyersyilla Rd, Gillette NJ 908-226-9346 540HD 33.6mdm 8XCD Spkrs, 5100. Pis cail 722-6329, CHANFORD-Avail 10/1. 3BR new, Ivs, seats 4-12. 6 chairs, - Avail 11/1, $625/mo, lease £ EtUteiTao Salts 545 sdboard. £950.908-654-4552 monitor, $629.906-665-1912 WATER BED-Qn sz, like new. Victorian. Walk to trans $1450 SUMMIT: Rooms for rent. BR SET - Dk wood, Irpl drsr Stfoec raq'd, 908-232-1066 VENDORS WANTED! St. Twin Bed ind'g mattress/ tPtCTACUlAH HAHDSOW FUN! per/mo + utils 732-566-0924 $90-$125/week. Thomas Flea Market and Craft with duaf minor S, armoiie. DR SET- table with leaf and COMPUTER - Compaq P1Z0 . «THE ATTIC *• w/15", monit. 32mb ram. 1.6 boxspring, gdcond. $240/boor M>Wn Potion • a««7 siST^ t"*.WESTFIELD:(Southside) 4 Call 908-598-0522 415 Westfietd Ave, Westfield Sale. 1407 St George Ave, $400^10. 908-665-0014 pads, 6 chairs, and china :r>ms 1st fl $700; (Northside) A Housing To Share 435 closet. $350908-790-1744 gig hd, 28.8 mod, 4XCD, 3 yr. sold S6P.90B-276-B132 Iniioorlijrminj • Chemkal M«ic WESTFIELD-fioom In pvlEstate Sales. 906-233-1954 Rahway. Sat 10/18 9-4pm. Call found riidvno • Conon Cin^ - rms 1st fl. $675. close to 732-574-0654 CRIB with mattress, dresser & warr. $875.906-241-B763. WEDDING GOWN Hand 1( CHATHAM • 1 BR, avail 10/1 home, conv to everything, all changing table, asking $600/ ENTERTAINMENT Center • User U(h( Showl • Rixkt; bwKhn ! transp, 233-5725 or 518-1777 Firewood a Fuel COMPUTERS • Fully Loaded made with long lace train coal. close to Iransp, $550/mo -t'/s priv. Female HIS. $400 mo + 550 BO. 908-352-3051 Sander, glass door, lighted, Size 6-B. SB50. 908-688-6035 ...araf torn more! ";" WESTFIELD • Tudor Charm ulils. Call John 201-635-7516. sec. 232-1634 Furnlturt 560 tike new, $250. 908-322-8065. PENTIUM MMX Computers, * » BARTELL'S » • DESK: Small, early Complete With Software & 16" ti.3 BR, LR wflp, DR, porch, w/d, Entertainment Ctr: 4 pcs. gray rfflfWl*wl fW#U WHI^Î^' 515 SUMMIT2BR Townhouse. 2 Vacation Property For Henl 4M FARM* GARDEN SUPPLY BDRMSET-DreK8l,5pcs. American, $250 or best offer. Monitor, Starting al$1625... •inr all, no smkr, no pet, prkg. minute walk to NYC train $625 lacquer w/mirrors & glass, Firewood Vi or full cords Including king bed. $750. 906-289-2034 FREE Delivery* Set Up... Organ-electr. Yamaha CSV1 Hi Avail 9/15, utils xtra, $1575. f yfr utils. 908-277-4157 CallSO8-889-5D10. $ 1300/bo. 908-6B6-5846. "•••' Call 908-654-7295 POCONOS - Fall week or Delivered. 654-1566/388-1581 Mastercard or Visa Accepted... solo center riser, console wkend & winter monthly ren- DESK (Exec) S Credanza. Call Tolt-Free 1-888-624-2372 .«T15F*CTION GUABANTEEDII WESTFIELO-SWPF looking BED BRASS KIT SET • dark pine table /bench $1000 908-232-8637 • for Boyit Girls Apd<.l2 ' ) tals, 4 BR, 1V4 bth, fireplace, Mahog. Ex cond! New $8000, 48x36" + 12" leal 4 6 chairs. TOGET YOURS NOW!!! lor roommate to share hugs 2 « FIREWOOD . Brand new orthopedic mat- Sell $1750/bo 201-564-7599 PIANO-Clark-Apotlo, 6 «. MOUNTAINVIEW GARDEN BR apl in 2 fam. Private den, near ski slopes. 908-245-0164 $150. 908-BB9-19B2 CAU \ APARTMENTS Quality seasoned hardwoods tress set vv/wafranties COMPUTERS • Fully Loaded grand, Caucasian walnut, very sunporch. yard, wastVdry. for hearth or stove. Queen $250. DINING SET: Solid cher- LIKE NEW Sec. sofa In pastel PENTIUM MMX Computers, Qri cond, $4900; 233-0167 I-888-I86-214I In Springfield off Ki. U avail 11/1 or 12/1. $470+ulils. Antiques 500 rywooct w/hutch, 8 chairs & ex- $115 per Cord Delivered King $395. colors $800; Glass/brass end Complete With Software & 15" PIANO-Hallel & Davis baby Newly Renovated L'nils Smoker OK. 908-233.7239 Small quantities available pandable pedestal table- delivery available tbls 2 for $50, Console tbi $50; Monitor, Starting at $1625... grand, walnut, very gd cond. I Bedroom Apt. Kroni J8<;5.(K> LAFAYETTE MILL ANTI- SCHIEFERSTEINFARM Si ,800Bm908Z892034 QUES CENTER OFF ROUTE (908)249-4010 floor lamp $50: Pictures $50 FREE Delivery & Set-up... $2700.908-464-9167 i Bedroom Apl. From SWW Stote/Otike Space For Rent 440 393 Madison Hill Rd, Clark each 9O8-757-5O03 Mastercardor Visa Accepted... EXP'D REAL ESTATE , 15. LAFAYETTE (SUSSEX O1NRM sel pecan, exc cond, Buyer, Seller. Mig p ileac & liol Water incid KENILWORTH • 1100 sq. ft. 732-388-3273 BED- Brass, Queen complete, Call Toil-Free 1-888-624-2372 e :O) NJ. (201) 383-0065. 40 tbl w/3 ivs, 6 chrs 5'srvr, spac LR Set- 6 pc, silver/gray con- f2S Flnanct; Legal Fee £350- Ctell Rental Office Open Spacious oliice with reception with orthropedic mattress set, To Get Yours Now. FRIENDLY DEALERS DIS- China Cab $750 lamp. sect, orig $1500 asking Mm: Perry 201-564-8112 i ftiin to Ipm Evuyday. area, prime loc.. Lots of prkg, NEW in box, cost $1000, 1AAA CASH (or (••cords, mags, LAYING AFFORDABLE FIREPLACE & STOVE 908-351-5667. $450 Call 906-654-0544 DELTA SHAPER- Reversible Move-in cond. 908-851-8653. sacrifice $300, B55-7883 dolls, radios.toys,coins.banks No Weekends ANTIQUES. QUALITY COL- WOOD, Seasoned Hard- wilt) fence and cutlers. Like 1 woods. Full & 1/2 cords, k lighters. 908-654-6668 Please Call LECTIBLES. CAFE ON 510 MATTRESSES & BOXSPH- flew. $275908-272-5038 SOMERVILLE- Two Office dumped or stacked. Free de- S10 A FISHING TACKLE Collector Full body. No appt nee L on Professional Suite. Carpet, REMISES. 10 AM-5 PM. INGS-T$43, F-$59, O-S69, K- #(201) 564-8663 1 livery. 906-276-1156. GRAND OPENING SALE. wants to buy old, rods, reals, 131 Off PkwV/f ront & rear pi g AC, Parking. 90B-725-6660 CLOSED TUES-WED. $79 ea.pc. Phone orders. Free Delivery. A-t Furniture & Ap- Pool Tables Plus., Rt 22 East, iures, catalogs. 906-233-1654 7 days, 10-10.906-388-070 Greenbrook. 90B-968-8228 pliances, Rle. 22, Hillside, next ALL LIONEL. lv«s, Fryer, & 1o Shop-Rite. (908) 668-6177. IBM COMPATIBLE $295: We other trains. Top prices paid. MOVINGIFam rm-Oak, sofa, also buy & repair computers, 800-464-4671/201-829-1006 JAKE SCHWARTZ - GdHar chair, platform rocker monitors, printers, drives & ALWAYS BUYING Postcards LeBSOns. All Styles. Alt AgSs. boards. 908-464-7496 Reas Rates 908-233.9409 T• BROOKLYN, NY w/ottoman, cocktail tbl, 2 end Sheet Music, Radios. .TVs. tblS-$400.908-889-1882 KITCHEN CABINETS CameracToys. Military, Pens, Ownar* of Recycling UnllmHed, inc. at* offaring SNOWBLOWER-Craftsman, 70% Off Ust. Lowes! Prices! Worlds Fair, etc. 272-5777 TVfdMNGI iMr damolitorUnwlal Mraanlng plant and propwty 5hp snowlhrower, self- Free Delivery A Estimates ANTIQUES & USED FURN INSTRUCTION 825 (4.6 term) at auction (SUBJECT TO OWNERS propelled, electric start, never Cabinet Restoration & Old dinrm/bedrm sets 1800's CONFIRMATION). Plant oflmad u an antlraty, and Hefaclng Available used, $650.906-Z33-4442 lo 19S0. Indiv DCS. glassware, A UNIQUE EXPERIENCE by Individual eomponantt. along with real aatata. KITCHEN EXPRESS house contents. 908-647-1959 SOFA, 7ft leather, bone color 1-600-905-3980 Inlroductory flights $40,Dlys. For Into can: RtcK Hutctiinwn at (219) 8W.5833, with matching ottoman. Like BOOKS-OLD SETS-Singles Gilt certificates avafiable MME1Q: THUHSIFRL OCT 2J 124 new, 5500. 908-362-2B06 KITCHEN Cabinets: Custom Autographs, old postcards, old PRINCETON AIRPORT Qpki Oak, 7 base cabinets & 14' mags, antiques. 908-272-3999 dally7days/»ik. . ' -^ §QLM LM MlfMFMU HJ SOFA BED- Jennifer con- wall cabinets. $1000 379-4504 Ground School cla9: HEM YUtD. HI vertible full Blze sleeper sofa GUNS-SWORDS-KNIVES Ing week of 10/ZO SmtmMMmftnnmt 2yrs old. pastel multi-colored LEAF Mulcher-Ssars Crafts- MIUTARIASFedLiC 609-921-3100- i;BftS: fabric w/matching sea-foam man 4HP: Snapper 3HP Lawn- Top cash paid. House calls /www.prlncetonairport .coirH Hm Bf&tm*. HMMI Eicavattns a Hard Road*. green colored chair, asking mower, exc cond, SSOO/obo. made. Bert 732-821-4949 Inc. AtaoMaj AdtonrCompMa Liquidation. (750 orlg $1350. Call Ev»s til 1 opm, 908-273-6294 OLD or ANTIQUE FURN COMPUTER .HOME.Tr'l 908-497-0450 Beglnnar to Actvanc! TORE THURS, OCT 23, t.-JO AM. • SAYPCVLLE: Lite MATTRESS A BOXSPRINQ Glass. China, Any unusual Hems. House Sales by Nancy. ShriGllg7? Modal CAT Crawlar Tractor*. Loadart. Ejcawatora, SOFA BED- Laz-E-Boy. 13" jumbo orthopaedic piltowiop. Rag $700 per set. 272-5066 or 23381S7 GERMAN HOME TUT,Q{§ RuMwr Tlrad Loadtrt, Gradart, Pant, Tractor Camelback qn size tola bad. Balge w/mauve floral design Special at $299 p«r set for lull SCKWINN Sting-Ray bananna Offered by Native Gerrrum- G M0./6000 MILE WARRANTY Loadar/Hoaa, Scraanlog Plant*, Stackart. (22) or queen. Delivery available, seat bikes wanted. Any cond. S. Gfeli. 272-64^ '-p = Compactors, Pavers, Dynaplana, 18 Too Crane, Excel cond. $400 Cash only, WITH THIS AO 908-688-6177 Please call 908-769-9626 (30) Mac* T7A Dump* « Tractors. MiK. Trucks. 9OB-464-5542, aft6:30. M-Sat. TUTORING: Reading I, Majji REFG: Whirlpool side by side, In Your Home, 10 yrs putrtc Trailar* and Tool. SOFABEDS • Almost New! 1 ObrilMCiTrHiriH B5 CERTIFIED PRE-OWNED VEHICLES Queen & 1 Double $700/both 27 cu ft. White, Ice & water sen ex. NJ cert K-8 & HSfltatb, FRIDAY, OCTOBER U, 9:00 AM. • SAYREVHXE or will sell sep, 90B-7S6-0109 indoor, 1 vi yrs old. $800. Must *K-9OBE0IENCE. MAtlet|ree90B-272-53154i -:> VERY LAROC S*L£: S/A Dump Trucks; M«c. sell. 908-654-5896 Westlleld. Guaranteed '89 VOLKSWAGEN GOLF CL '94 NISSAN SENTRA XE Trucks, UtilltyPicfcup Trucks, Machlna ShoprtVekJ- IOFABED - Simmons tullslze. Results! Call 908-669-8566 Green/blua/whlte Stripe-Si 75. REFRIGERATORS, Washers, BATHROOMS 4 dr, 4 cyl, aula in(|/CutUrVGar«Qe Equip, Haavy Eouip/Truch/Tri. Dryers & Stoves-$79 & up. JcMcylaUotians, Call 909-889-1982. Pttt MO pnpixks, MR. $ irans, pwr Parts. Misc. Pipe. Plato, ate, Office Equip snd Moral Delivery avail. A-1 Furniture, •BATHTUB & TIL ISUPERCLEAHI slmgtoiks.AIR, SOFAS (2) • $750 both or will Rte. 22 wsst. HlUside, next to t50BUYSartypupin#1 Puppy , RESURFACING WH 71,343 ml. VIN 61.120 m), VIN ell separately. 90B-654-4S52. Shop-Rrte, (908)686-6177 House. N.J. Largest Setecdon 5 years warranty, free,ssy- mates. Call 908-756-535% -^. IKV001M6. IRC749525. ABLE: Antique English Oak, RUG SHAMPOOERS-(2) Von ot $50 Pups, MC/VISA. Open 3995 $6995 36x60,4maple chairs; 2 maple Schrader, with access/sup- October 4»5 Hours 10-5. JP HOMECRAFT REMODELING , '890LOSM0BIIE0ELTA83 '93 MERCURY TOPAZ '92 FORD ESCORT WACON 93 MERCURY SABLE chairs, $i,07S/bo. plies. Sacrifice $1200/botti. O'Neill Kennels. US Highway Cuatom Layout & DwSijit • I 4 itr. B cyl. auto Unn*. pwr * 'Jr. 4 cyl. Airio liaiit. pw» •Imgftiikn, 4 Ctrl, ftuto Ifint. ^wr ttrn^tHki. AIR. 4 * « nl «uw IIWM aQO. frnt slmotAt 973-635-7614 Will negot. 906-687-6124 #1 Princeton, NJ opposite Rels. Free Est. Insurecbr/ I •Irnu/brkt, AIM. couch lop,Ain inn«ni'v->:ii.ta»iiFni*nf*L AWFM tltnli.l/dKl. f lH,r «w,« «(p, Mn.MHUiww«nMDi»l.(|(w Hyatt Hole!. ClEACHEAMM PUFFU 1 J0.SS8 ml, VINW> n*l. bcM Hill. con.*. BSW Ml. ak quta- CABINETRY 4495 7895 tkwt (tere«n) the poUnUai V. THE WOOD 3488 5495 1 1 g r Cirpentry, Cabinet), )! '97 FORD RANGER PICKUP 92 BUICK RIVIERA -96 NISSAN SENTMCXE WCEOTMttEIMM SP€Clfll OFF€R* $550 ana HHnnncanon iv a Work. Ins. 908-235-1068:' I i eyl, *&* Irani, pwt iirngrtxtii, AlFt, rjr. A cyl. m*n !MWi*. Ml §ln»**fc».. .(MJ8 ml, VINc«.«, 20.75O ml. VINSO.27B ml, VIN MM animal. For further Info |VIHIVTA1im. • TC7S3O1Z. •rosoe-toz. contact: CARPEMTRY 5 S 5 1 Bedroom Rpts S.TA.R.T. at 201-78S-1249 . KITTY'S & CATS Need homes The "Carpentry Spuaaliff r M0,995 11,495 11,495 11,995 *Qn a 12 Mo. Lease - Last 8 Mos. $691 or $707 Immd. Neutered i, shots! Home Improvements.lrom*!*: SAVE A LiFEl 973-379-6373 to basement. Int/Ext. Raas.T*- .'96 BUICK REGAL 'dSPOttTIACCRAMDAMGT IS OHTSUITONN tCOUNTIT VJW 94 CHRYSLER LHS , New Tenants Only liable, fully ins. Call Sam TW 1 dr. 0 cvl, *Ml° Irani, pwi I 2 ttr.fl cyl . flino Uan»t rwr Perfectionist. 908-273-836QA I AUini ilnmuu. ™ xnlioikVuiirtKI. strnoiilkV Ain. LOA66OI «MTlntuo>n»OO.j»i*TW.Il •Irnamrkl, Ain. l«lh I unttaUWVK. MW. > CM6AM F'UFFI 30,417 ml, VIN I I ft* knniMWi. »«• Ktvw n i tsmi •sce*Rtiio. Mlii«HHvMrtta«. 12,295 12,q95 15,495 made easy! 1-S0O-322-6169 Ceramic • Granite j M»rt* New Upgraded Kitchen On-Site Management #4253 24 firs. Installations »Rf»lrs 1997 NISSAN MAXIMA *»$ CHEVROLET BIAZER 4X4 '96 CHEVROLET KAZER 4X4 1SCHEVRMETTAH0I4X4 g 906-764-89 * *. led. nlofcMa/00. pwitnoMi. Wft. I *. I o» nit IH •«>, «• IMMl Ml 4 dr. « whlrtrlvw. a cyl. •ulo EXCELLENT PROFITS LOG I HWU Unouu. m .wto.liT^nt.« Utpi UPOUU pa antfakt^M. l>*m. Iran*, pwr Blrna/brks, Aid, Quality Appliances HOME WHOLESALERS. Join CRAFTSMAN-Caraiic We I m,« ntim.w. uuni. b<» vin.mi*. IM | WK nl rp H. n«... tdl at. tonrti LOADEDI 31,812 ml, VIN Small Pets Allowed ($25) BS«Mlllq>a.i),tji>imiwsi*t. •SJ4J0Oaeraoei 4-Dr, Auto, 6-Cyl, P/S. P/B. A/C, Lowes! rates-Free 8«SNo J< 4Dr, Auto, 6-Cyl, P/Biii, P/S, A/C, 4-Dr, Aulo, 6-Cyl, P/S, P/B, 4-Dr, Auto, 4-Cyl, P/S, P/B, mates, prompt professional Air Bag, PWT Lcks, R/Def, RAVpr, P/Dr Si, Ff Bckt Llhi Sti, A/C, Air Bag, rVWnds/Leks, A/C, Air Bag, R/Def, T/Gls, service. Colonial Financial too big or small! 903-249-91 Tilt, Cruise. Int/Wpre. AM/FM P/Wiadi/Uks/Mni, Hi Dcf. Tilt. R/Def, Tilt, IntWprs, T/Ols. AM/FM Ster CMS, 39,652 mi, 1-80O-969-12OOext. 55 CLEAN UP & LIGHt HAt Ster Cm, 47,403 mi, CruiM, Ini Wpn, Alloy Whli. Tint, AM/FM SterCus, 63,588 mi, VTN#RZO74226. DEBT CONSOLIDATIONS. INQ ot all types. Free VIN*R63OO29. AM^M Ster Cit> w/CD, 71,086 mi, VrN#P6421118. Cut monthly payments up lo males. Insured. Low rates V'N#NI26B49], 30-50%. 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AM/FM Sicr Cm, 71,80* mi, St, AMFM Ster Cau, 52,207 RICKS CLEANU. VINMUU56I71. 47,447 mi. VIN»PA 13)350. mi,VIK#NI651891, MONEY TO LEND Credil Problems? Debt Consolida- Garages, Basemenls S Attl tions? Apply for a Mortgaga Inside & Outside over trio phone. 24-hours-a- Demolition day! No Hassle. Private US * We Rent ail Sin* Mortgage Corporation Dumpaters lo Ih* Pubi 1-800-B65-0358. REFINANCE & SAVE $100s 908-273*7083 EACH MONTH. With Today's Low Mortgage Raws. Con- solidate debt, improve your DECKS A PATIOS • home or gat needad cash with Proud to be the Largest Single Buick Dealer in the IVi-StaJe Area. Fairbank Mortgage. 24-hour Classic Deckinj preapprovals. Quick Closinrjs custom crafted docks, Vi Competillvo Rales. CuBlom roas. rotes 900-756-8655 Programs For Every Nnnd. Good & problem credit. No-ln- DECK 8 FENCE POW como Verilicatlon. Sell-em- washing & Walerproofli ployed Bankruptcy 125% Driveway Sealing, Minor F Equity Finnncino We Bend pairs. Free Eats, Fully Ins'cL Over Backwards To Approve Catl PetB 90B-317-6840 Your Loan. FAIRBANK MORTGAGE 1-D0O-348- • DECKS UNLIMiTE ) Wo build all typoftptdeci Prk«($) Jndude(j) oil tosrs lo bt pakl by (summer, txcepl }ktm, ftg. & lox«, Rch (or irlgHrative pgrpotis. Hoi rstporaible for tffn. tip. 10/31/97. LOAN ext. 413. NJ. Llo, 14 tflO. All work guaranteed 10 y Flea Est. Ing 000-276-83 For your convenience, 4 to cancel your classified 1 ad 24 hours a day, i 24 HOW. GAHCiUAWHLffl SIMPLY CALL I October 10.1997 Record-Press B-11 DBVEWY MO DRIVEWAY 940 FENCING GARKNSUPPUES 990 HOW 4 OFFICE MASONRY 106$ PAINTING & SHOTROCK& THEE SERVICE 1155 MoUttyclii 1305 Asphalt Driveways • BARTELLBULK* 1020 KAWASAKI 1981 750 pood AaREN FENCE CLEANING MARTIN CONSTRUCTION PAPERKANGENG 1075 SPACKliNG 1120 G. MURPHY TREE SERVICE condition. $950/bo. Call BYPFEIFEH • SEALCOATING Top Soil. Mushroom Soil, • 20 Years Experience • CHAIN LINKS, WOOD All Tree Care-Stump Removal 201-467-0052. 233-5657/685-5843 By R.F. Landscaping 908-789-1050/201-762-1313 Stone, Quarry Oust, Wall EUROPEAN WOMAN-Home Specialize in at! phases of: J.P. PAINTING Firewood S120 Cord Delivered RR Ties & Curbing Stone, Grinned Block, RR /office cleaning, babysitting, Quality Work at Low Prices Call with square tootage for • Masonry, Steps, Sidewalks, PATCHES TO WALLS Free Est. 245-6423 Automotive Parts Backhoa A Bulldozing price quole. 908-276-6895 Ties & Firewood, help for elderly. 90B-486-1069 • Basements, Additions, 13 Yrs exp, Ins'd. Free Esl, Bartelt Sulk Div. 'Faux Finishes" Ext/lnt INSURED MIKES TREE SERVICE ORIVEWAY SEALING FLOORS 970 • Rooting. Repairs also. a Acceiorles 1355 654-1566 or 388-1581 HOUSECLEANER Specialists. 908-632-9362 CALL908-868-O249 Tree Removal. 8rushChipping . D»ckWal«r Sealing* Exp'd-Refs-Own transport No job to big or smail I Frea asl. JEEP WRANGLER HARD 945 Lic'd& Ins'd 908-298-0680 Stump Rumoval, Log Splitting werwMhing. Quality Work ELECTRICAL •ALL COUNTIES FLOORING • FREE WOOD CHIPS*/ Call (908)965-0514 • OLD GUY PAINTING • Wood Chips, 908-722-3235 TOP with Back glass $7£0. Installation, Sand & Refinish PROFESSIONAL FINISHER C«Jt90B-S26-7«78 Immediate Delivery MASON CONTRACTORS Need Interior Painting? Call 908-241 -3489 Staining, Free Est, Ins'd Specializing-taping & spackl- ABLE ELECTRIC Schmiede Tree Expert Co Steps, Sidewalks Call The Old Guy Ing, Since 1977,908-8S5-89B7 •£ GIORDANO PAVING CO. ComnVResi. 908-356-5008 HOUSEWASHWG 1025 Quality work 276-8692 & 908-322-9109 Patio. Chimney Repairs 908-769-8971 WALLPAPER 1173 Autos for Sill 1315 ••y • Asphauli & CoficrMe 1-800-734-5008 Contractors for over 25 yrs. 688-2089 Lie. 11500 • 15 YEARS EXPERIENCE • 35 years experience PAINTINGS PAPERING WALLPAPER BY DONNY 1986 IROC, 75.000K, loaded. - FrM Est. Fully Ins. GUTTERS t WASH YOUR HOUSE TODAY insured, Free Est Int. & Ext. Quality work. TOPSOiL-GRAVELS 23 YRS. Experience Hops, 1 owner, $2,960, ALK Electric Contractor • EAGLE FLOORS • Call Dean Koep $B5/rm, $20froll. Why pay Painting & Plastering 908-272-2517 201-374-7536/908-687-1711 Sand/Refinlsh Hdwd Floors CALL 908-232-7466 Hesl-Comm. No extra charge LEADERS 1000 908-903-1026 Or 757-7421 more? 908-707-9872. SAND 1150 908-272-3632 322-7115 & 1-800-675-0212 CAPITOL RESTORATIONS ACURA 1986 Legend 90k ml, PATERNO PAVING (or eves & wkend. Free Est. excellent condition, asking - Curbing & Sktewalks Ins. Lie #9732. 908-755-4030. 11A CLEAN GUTTER Professional Powerwashing WALLPAPERING BY FEMI- All Debris Bagged From Above NINE TOUCHReasonable $4500, 908-273-9441 Fr— Eat. Call Z45-6162 Deck Specialist- 15 yrs exp MOVING & PLUMBING 1085 • BONACCORSO NURSERY FU&TANK Gutters Flush Cleaned Seal & Repair 908-903-9030 rates. Prompt service. Free es- ACURA 1987 Integra LS: 2 dr, HILLTOP ELECTRIC Quality Serv. Reas Prices. Ins STORAGE 1070 Barman Plumb/Htg-Drain Top Soil-Stone & Mulch timates. No job too small. SERVICES No Delivery Charga. 362-4989 Slvr man new cltch a/c s/r 12Bk M. ROMANO & SON Ceiling Fans, Service Lip- 975 Landmark Management cleaning/repairs. D. Berman Call 231-0262 SCHAEFER MOVING $2500 212-493-9322 Bob work Paving-Driveways-Curbing grades, Post lights. Free Est. Westfietd 654-5803 KITCHENS 1035 Plumbing Lie #4396.687-4B4B Belgium Block-Brick Pavers 732-968-4040 Lie # 11373 TANK ABANDONMENT n 2HrMinimum. Very Low Rates Lie #PM 00561. Ins. Fres Est • NAT ALE PLUMBING/HTQ RR Ties-Walks-Patios moval 4 install, tic, ins'd. KITCHEN TUNE UP Best prices. 800-5S3-TANK HANDYMAN 1005 * Restorations * Refinishiny 908-964-1216 anytime No Job Too Big or Small Ail Types of Concrete Work RONSON ELECTRIC 908-322-4298 Dennis Natale " Free Est. 26 Yrs Exp All types of electrical work. • HANDYMAN • • Wood Retaclng • STERLING EXPRESS TAN K RE MOVAL & TE STING Call 908-755-1977 Plumbing Lie*5322 tic.#5532. Insured - Free est All Work From A to Z Residential-Commercial 908-789-2293 From $290. Environmental LOW, LOW RATES! • RALPH MARINA • 25 yraexp, 90B-7S2-5683. Remediation. 732-692-8707 Painting Specialist Call 908-322-7189 S49-MOVE (6683)- PM00361 PLUMBING & HEATING The LAWN CARE I Water heater, oil & gas boiler JAMES COTTON III LANDSCAPING 1040 repair & Installation. Ftesi & PAINTINGS PAINTING 1 Comm. Emergency Service. HOME IMPROVMENTS Fuel Oil Delivery. NJ Plumbing perfect 20+YRSEXP. 732-545-0906 Affordable Landscaping PAPERHANGiNG 1075 Lawn Care, Shrub Trimming, Lie #10003. 908-686-B972 Thatching, Prompt, Reliable. 1-A Richard's Painting SCHNEIDER PLUMBING GARAGE HOME Charlie 755-8429 Experienced. Int/Exl. Very State license 4675. Service, reasonable. Free Est Fully car is WPWVEWKTS 1015 • BEST PRICES • Remod. Repairs. Est. 1916. Ins. 24 hr. answering serv. 90B-668-0136. Yard maintenance, design, 732-499-9234 Rahway • 12 YEARS EXPERIENCE landscaping, tree service. Complete Remodeling Yardscape908-Z33-5816 AS>P PAINTING-Wall cover- hard Sheetrock-Spackle-Trim POOLS* SPAS 1090 .85 Brtarwood Dr., W., 10/11. 1620 Orchard Terr. Oct 11, MOVING SALE! 5 Gaycrott Dr: ings & plaster. 30 years experi- Doors-Windows-Siding . 9-4pm Country critts, dothss. 9-3, No early birds. Clothing, Sat Oct 11, 9am-4pm; HH & • BONACCORSO NURSERY ence. 908-245-2331 BAYSIDE POOLS, INC. Free Est. 908-561-1291 Mike Landscape Construction housewares (urn, misc. office fum, Kitchen appliances, CARLOS VALVERDE PAINT- Liners/Concrete Decks/Add books, bikes, yard equipment, AAA HOME IMPROVEMENT Interlocking Pavers, Patios Wash Paint. Expert Leak to find. Mountainside Driveways & Walks. Block & ING-lnt/Exl. Rtsid'l/Comm'l, abv items & more Spec In kit, bath, bsmt, decks. Decorative, repairs, carpentry, Detection. No Job Too Small. •328 WEST LANE-SatOcM1, Free est, Ins. 908-654-3540 RR Tie Wails. Maintenance & Free Estimates. 9O8-757-051B 1089 Summit Lana: Fri & Sat Excavating. 90B-382-49B9 plastering 8, sanding. Fully 'fr3. Somtthtng for Bveryone. Oct10&11.10am-4pm;Tools, ADDITIONS/ALTERATIONS Ins'd. Free est. 201-669-8123. • Ctothn, knkMi, Knacks, etc. leal chopper, & much More, 18 MADISON TERFI(0ld Short CARPENTRY & MASONRY HUBER LANDSCAPING POWER WASHING 1093 'I,"-', «HAHWAV» Rain or shine! Hills Rd-Jefferson Avs- • EXPERT CRAFTSMAN • LS Designs. Removals & in- CHRISTADORE ^.YARD SALEI 10/10. 8-2pm. Madison Terr) • Fri/Sat, 10/10 25+YrsExp. 908-322-7034 PAINTING 268 MeetingHouse Lane stallation. Walls, Fialdstone, POWERWASHING . HH Hems, clotrws, (urn, toys, & 11, 9-4:30. Computer equip- diamond block, ties, lawns re- Prot'l Painting. Reas RK Kleaning, housB, decks, 19-4pm, HOMECRAFTREMODELING —•— 7i! HwnlodtSt ment, clothing. HH items, fum. built, sod or seed, mutch. Free Nobody Covers It Better! palios, driveways. Free Esl. JJomethinB (or Everyone Baths-Kitchens/Countertops Ests. Call 908-276-1158. Free powerwash w/ext job 90B-24B-4114 CHATHAM SUMMIT Bsmls-Decks & Wood Porches Free est. Fully Ins. 276-1127 Free Est. Ins. 906-322-8268 Sat 10/11 Mulll Family Sale) LANDSCAPING EXTERIOR/INTERIOR Paint- g Fam-108 Mtyersvilto fld off • HOME OWNERS • ROOFING 1100 Fairmont Avr Thurs, Fri, Sat, 3 FAMILY SALE Sat Oct 11. Antiques.HH.klds toys/clothes Lawn & shrub malnt., mowing, Ing-Also gutters/carpentry. Absolutely Free Referrals JQ9-11. 10-4. Fum, fireplace 8:30-2:30pm. 193 & 199 Lots more! 9-3 50 Oxbow Lane fertilizing, thatching, yard Free est. 908-486-1O69. for all Wnds of approved A. BALESTRO HOOFING rtWs.'twin stroHar, ind HH. No Hickson Dr4104 Primrose Dr. cleanups. Jelf: 753-6742. Rooting & repairs, gutters, sid- UNION CONTRACTORS In NJ FROSTYS PAINTING antiqurt. No orty birds. Boys clothing, toys, drapes, ing, vinyl windows. 687-1864 books, computer games. 2 HOME IMPROVEMENT LAWN RENOVATION Int/Ext. Reasonable Rates. No 1067 REEVES TERR. Oct 11. 69 Washington Av«, Sat-Sun Knicks jackets & mlse Hems. RESOURCE SERVICES Top Soll-Tilling-Thatching |ob too small. Fully Ins, CALL CARLIN Rooting Construction 10-3pm. RO 10/12. Antiques. (£Ht«12,10-4. FLfflN SALE- 1-800-551-4477 Aeration-Seed-Fertllizsr GARY AT Rooting'Sldirtg'Freeest'lns anttqtHs & modtm. crib. 50 Livingston Ave. (2 blocks In computer ft hh Items. 908-815-1933 908-458-5619 • MR. DO RIGHTS Free Est. 908-276-6895 from Springfield Ave) Sat & Pkwy exit 138 to Btvd to Wash- MOVING SALE: 12 Hilltop T«r- Sun 10/11 & 12, 9-3. HH items Selling? Renovating? Moving? MULCH/STONE; P-Up or del. INTERIOR PAINTING & M & S ROOFING- Shingles, 'twbi. Fri/Sit Ocl 10-11.9-4pm. ington lo 473 Thoreau Ter. "all me for all your work. Exp, Wallpapering plus odd jobs. slate, gutters & tar jobs. & furnishings, books & more 9-4pm Sat 10/18, EKC salel Retail/wholesale. Eagle Fence Fum, inowtri, snow A leaf painter, spackllng, tile, porch & & Supply 1-B00-262-3Z45 Call 908-241-8754 Free est. 908-753-0270 Wowerj. tprtid«rs, lamps, 6W.4lhSt.,Sat, 10/11,9-4pm. Baby turn, mlcrowv, tons of screen repair. Storm doors in- toys clths curtains & morel drapes, c(om»t, appliances. HH & baby items, bikes, anii- stalled. Master of the small • FALL CLEANUPS • -X-Mas tret, ornaments, quas, some fum, + much mare. WESTFIELD jobs. 908-969-7540 Lawns Reseeded-Fertillzed TURN TO ... swire, much more! Lime-Weekly Maintenance Murray Hill-Possum Way, VERSAILLES RENOVATiON :RANFORD 10/11, 9-3. Old records, end French man does painting & P. Ma2zilli 908-232-9146 /adit ice skates, DR chairs, 2 carpentry. 201-377-2137 HUGE SALEI Entire contents swag Imps, old sch desk, boys MASONRY 106S basebl shoes, table top copier, g 1516 Boulevard, Sal Oct 11, PC printers, household items, HOMEIOfFICE 42 Keith Jeffries Ave (off Lex- B:30-3pm. Antique cobblers A-1 WAYNE P, SCOTT men's clothing, ski parkas, ington Ave or Central Ave, bench, maternity, baby, Quality Masonry services. Th« ping-pong, 5 bikes, 1 mountain CLEANING 1020 ' WUfld ta Mata.) rain/thine! womens, mens clothes, Free estimates. References. bike like new w/hetmut & more. MoMngl Lot* of fum. 8. Ig ap- furniture, toys, hh items BIG OR SMALL-We Clean It Insu red. 43 years a family busi- Classifieds pMncttl Oak library desk. All! Reasonable Rates) Weekly ness. Every |ob a specialty. ROSELLE 232 Myrtle Ave: Sat Oct 11. •rtwsws, desks, folding chrs, /Biweekly/Monthly/1 Time. Call 908-968-5230 S«rvic« 9am-4pm; Antiq secy, desk, Free Estimates. Insured & -fibs, retrig. B/OtSat/Sun 321 Walnut Si. 9am-5pm Sat comforter, toys, dishes, ate Bonded. Try Us..L4S Cleaning Directory W Oct 11. Fum, HH, Toys, Books. B, COLANDREA Sen/Ice. 908-298-9008 Glassware, Clothing. & More! 304 S. Euclid Ave of) North Patios* Walks* RR Ties Ave. Sat Oct 11, B-1. Womens. CLEANING Brick Pavers* Driveway- mens, kids clothes, toys, hh. [Your own personal maid - me) Sealing* Retaining Walts 11 SHADY LANE. Sat Oct. 11, 906-340-0484 FREE EST When problems arise around HouH/apt/condo/office 9=3p«n. Crib, car setts A baby 40O HEMLOCK ST., (comer of B06 NANCY WAY, Sal, 10/11, the house - don't panic! Classifieds East Clay* Hemlock). Sat 9-4.Moving Sale! Fum., piano, Gen/tpeclal protects. Avail BRAVO Masonry-Steps, 10/11, 8:3p-2prD. HH items & 75hp mere, motor, etec. lawn- . dayt/aves/wkendt. Ex rffs,. . walks, patio brick pavers, frpl & . Just turn to the Classified's clotties. mower, Ig. area rugs, exar. '••' 908-29S-19B2. foundations. 908-322-1689 118 Jefferson Ave, Wood- equip., tools, fireplace (heater Service Directory in this get results.! can be added) & much morel Do You need Someone lo $t*M-Llnden-Jeff«r»on. Oct. Open Classifieds clean your HomeorOffice? Re- DINIZO&SON newspaper. We've got the IB, •em-noon. Rain or Shine. for the Services Antique and Collectible Sale. liable, Exc. Ref's. Own Transp. CONTRACTORS. All «ft ft hit i#u. tw». lamps, dths. Sat& Sun, 10/11 & 12, 10-4. Non-Smoker. Call at lleana Masonry work. Free Est. heip you need when you need it. A/C, wtthert took. You Need! 1132 Central Ave. Westf leld 908-598-0654 /beep 261 -2137 906 869 5771

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Call 654-4497. seats, BBS rims, 65K, great options, AC, tilt, tookB great /O Call 908-688-3260 $14.500.90e>7e»7W> cood, 119,500.973-443-0496 $6990,(906)233-4649 mastar cyl, starter, brakes, re- CHEVY 1MB Corvette Ccnv DOOGE1B9Sr4EON-2cV, loaded, black, auto. 28k mi. i /yjUFIA 1993 Integra GS, 40K. CADILLAC 1988 DEVILLE, cent major turwup, rune good, Drk blue, tan top. mint COM, A/C. am/fm. 27K. $6,200. HONDA 1904 Accord DX: 44K 1 BUICK -1994 Century wagon. $230Q/obo. 201-797-2963 2dr, 6 spd, blk, sunrt, exc cond, BMW 1994 3251 Black, 5spd. FWD, blue, tull pwr, tilt, cruise. «1200/obO 908-6*6-7484 gsraged, new top, new Urea, 732-38**373. mi. arMrrvCO, 1 owner, Hw ] $10300.973-701-8813 4dr, 6CD chgr, all pwr. 43k, 33,000 mi, PS, power options. 84K. kx*s great. $5990, 76K, 113,760/BO, Call I i HONDA 1965 CMC - super new, ti 1,000; 906-273^415 V6, am-tm cass, AC, anti-lock CHEVY 1979 CAMARO -flew EAGLE 1995 Talon TSI-auto. 1996 Integra LS 13k, 121,000908-538-6377 (908) 233-4649 Days-90e-277-ei61, FORD 1991 MUSTANG GT clean, looks great, runs new, brakes, excellent condition paint/I nni/«Khaiuit/350 motor, turtx), pw/pdl, od ptyr, 41K. goto California, super reliable, HONDA 1986 CMC OX Coupe- "exc cond.. cass., cc, BMW 1096 32* Red conv Ithr Eve»-908-78B-a3gfl Conv Sapd gar kept red loaded $11,000.635-B20J) CADILLAC Brougham Stretch Viper alarm w/beepar to much Askg $12,500,973-227-S041 AC.powerstMrinQ*br»ke*.5 ac, ps/pb, auto, 6 CO charger, ' ..973-467-4501 Inl 5apd, loaded liki n*w under to Hit. $3900/bo FOR27k, $12,9O0/bD 1903 Thunderbiro 797-2963d LX Llmo 1989-81K mi, fully CHEVY 1Wt LUMWA FIAT 1961 SPIDER CONV. sml$1250.201-772-9662 atoy wheels. 4 new (me. BBA199einleflfSiLSZ7K 3k mi $35,500 906-647-5421 908486-5328. 36K. p/l, p/mirr, p/seat, teal • Hiialliri «r - 4dr $10,300 »0»232-6255 CADILLAC 1992 ELDORADO. FORD 1977 T-»rcH>«/p«Vpw, 90^874-3491 H20OBO. 908-412-1714 » evtvwknd 90O486-2279 FA Romeo 164 auto 1991 jar'd, 1 ownr, MN Immtd, prM, LTD • loaded, only 5K, Dark blue, 43K ml, ext wrty. fa«, 2OK. $30OO/bo. Q6M0M aulo, AC, fl6K ml. |1250/neg. Summit. IMOO. 908-273-3383 orioownsr. 76K, Gdcond! Gar- HONDA 19M Accord: V6.4*. h $17,000. Lv. msg. Atkg $16.000. 908-382-3336 CHEVY 1985 MONTE CARLO Good condition. 906-273-1360 FORD 1994 Taurus GL V6 HONDA 1967 CRX-5 spd, /! y Ithr, hsatod Eta, p/snrf lux aoed. $1100.806-233-5842 auto, 3«K, CO pieyer. ac BMW 1986 3Z5ES: ALWAYS 201-932-1243. cc,pwr,k*ded,njns good, body CHRYSLER • 19B3LeBaron, 4 3.8 Engtir* FuHy loaded 60K 165K mi, one, owner, all »14,4OO/obo. 908-232-1512 p j, alwya gar IMMACULATE CADILLAC 1996 Sedan deVII- FORD Escort Wgn 1962 new: records, mm very strong, garaged, 124K, immaculate BUICK 1996 CENTURY WGN, fair. $1000.908-686-6084 dr, silver, 67K, fair cond, (600. mi, Transmttjlon and fuel $ I 9K201-796-59J5. le: Loaded w/blue carriage brakes, Urea, liming bett, tune pump under warranty Gray on emissions prob. Best Offer HONDA 1996 CMC OX-Septf, Cond, $4500.908-789-1739 5k ml., maroon w/wood grain, CHEVY 1986 CAVALIER 224 - 9M 245-5322 Attention Special Rat* roof. Must tee. $27,5O0/otx>. up * more, Renable, runs great Gray, 1 owner, exc cond, 201-635-B707 leave mestape. AC, anvim. Red, 27K. Eac soft beige Int., power pkg. 908-654-9100 Hatchback, Syr aWang, 6 cyl, CHRYSLER 1967 LeBaron Wheel Deal Advertisers , $CQ0/neg908-464-«72. $8500. 906-665-0415 cond $9500.90a-27H»74 anVIm cass, a/c, 3rd aeat, p/s. pit. Vm, c/c,. minor body OT-S turbo, S dr.exc. cond HONDA 1966 Accord DX.4 dr. if auto ads ara results driven luggage rack, tow Jack, new CADILLAC-1987 Seville, Mfy wort needed. 95K. $1,900 113K. 12,500. »0H6frOB<7 FORD 1865 LTD FORD ESCORT LX 1994, 3 exc cond, auto, 77K. $5900. HONDA IH* ACCCrt Ul - Ihln the 21 day poriod). BUICK1971 ELECTRA 225 • 2 condl Estate Sale. $15,375, loaded, exc cond, $4000/bo., /Obo. 908-687-1480 ft 6pm. New Brattea/BMrTlres. PB/PS door, black, exc. cond sun rt. 908-381-596? $2750Aw. 5epd, loaded. N mi, waver, should your ad need dr. hardtop, bm, blk vinyl roof, 201-335-3226 Ivmsj 908-241-7418/201-375-1253. CHRYSLER IMS LeBtRM /Air $1500 Cat: 9O»-ft87-M97 new dutch, runs art 701-1616 CHEVROLET 1988 El spoiler, am/fm cass, a/c, auto, Inatatement you need to call Ithr. loaded, orig. Mint cord! Convert, red */Wk top, 106k, HONDA 198U Civic LX: 4df, BUICK 1962 Skyhawk 45K, Camlno, 63K, AT, 383 eog,e«c FORD 1967 Counky Squire alum. wheets,40K,$750O/obo. HONDA ACCORD II I.LXt 100-472-0161. Otherwise, Oar kept. 53k, $9500. CARS FOR $100 OR BEST $3,00O1». 806-272-B4W Im. 908-620-0805.906-241-4948 5spd. pw/1, a/c, 1 owner, exc. Good Condition, $700. Call OFFER. Seized and tudloned cond $8500,201-427-7245 Wagon-9 pus, fuay loaded, cond- $2500.906-301-1077 hb, 121KI21K, 55 epd.ee, al power, •j will noad tobo re-tjllied. 9Ofl-354-M08»ft4, CHRYSLER 19S9 LE BARON 908-276-2537 byDEA, FBI, IR9. 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Chrysler 1994 Lebavon Conv - whit A wood grain dash 8-464-7906 evanlrtfl $1950/BO. 635-5891 e«c. cond. $2.400.688-0619 exc cond. $«»$0 CHEVY 1988 MONTE 38, new GTC, V6, Green, Wty toeded, HONDA Accord LX 1990- wht, IB-582-5310day BUICK 1982 Hiverla 6 cyl, FORD ESCORT EMP 1987-2 $12,500.908-651-98S2 908-4842790 J BUICK 1993 LeSabre: 4 dr, CHEVY 1985II Nova 98% 350 w/warr, mutt MM. 16900 3flK,e«t.«Mrr.exdoond. 5spd. p/sn rt. pwr opeons. auto, M/pb, a/c. gd cond, full/ equlped, well maintained, dr, auto, 66K mi. good cond, FORD 1994 ESCORT GT 30k, IDI 1995 A6- 4dr, like new, rtitored. 99% Block. VB /Obo. 906-654-3120 ask »11,700.201-2e5-2W6 t6,2O0rtK> 908/322-1520 HONDA 19W PflELUOE ft. 123K. $650.908574-0352 60K, $9900, Days $4,000, Call8O8-78»2276. asking 1880,908-23>8443 am/fm cats. A/C, end cond, rranty, auto, 31k, loaded, CHEVY 1990 CAPRICE CHRYSLER 199S Cirrus: 5«pd, di pooier, and, afc, new BUICK 1885 CENTURY, p«/pb 906-665-1733; Evas aska $7,400 908-508-9366 HONDA 1990 Accord LX, 4df, 2.000,201-664-4B44 . Classic Wagon, auto/ec/rfrack. Back, auto, 6cyl, aMtag, Pt, Ford 1988 Escort: auto. S dr, ttres, clutoh * brake*. $fk nriJ fpmtp), emrtm cass. 79K, 906-464-1709 CHEVY 196511 Nova 96% aulo. fuH powtr, ac, exceeentl ID11996 Cabriolet: Auto, air, reaiofed. 99% stock, V8 74K ml. $8500 B08-27H8M Pb. AC, 1 non-smoWntj owner, good cond. $1000. Can Bob. FORD 1995 Contour auto, air, $3.90O/obo. 90»322-2»»0 • r»NaM»$800/bO 908-233-2835 Buick 1993 Roadmastw S/W. 212-49K3a2m anVtm cass, 23K mi. $11,000 $60QO will take best offer. 'pb/pw/p!, cruise, disc, sport $4,000. Call 908-789-2276. CHEVY 1B90 CAPRICE exc cond. 31,000 Nway ml, E ,938-464-7509/0,752-4911 HONDA -1900 Accord LX,4dr, ats, wood kit, alrm, map BUICK • 1986 LeSabre great 44K, ex. cond., Fully loeded Clastic Wagon, auto/ac/rtrack, |t1,900/0tio;B0e-273-M13 FORD 1986 T-flird LK 5.0 /obo. Ceil 908-925-1189 CHEVROLET 1972 Cemaro wito, all pwr, ac, 36K, ex oontl, ila, graen/palomlno, 1BK m, Int, garage kepi, clean, no run, $14,890 b/o. 906 665-9021 76K mi. $6500 908-278-4892 V.G. cond, must saw 102K, FORD 1982 MUSTANG - 3dr, HONDA 1991 Prelude SI ALB, •350, auto, AR Rims, runs DODGE 1977 WAGON $6000 906-23*Op26___ B,750, Days: 201-994-9001; loaded, new brakes i struts, BUICK PARK AVE. 1994- $2,30(Vt>o; 908-653*1990 6cyt. 4spd. 99K mi. $500/obo. red,auto,p/b/s/ik7snff,elarm graat, clean car, Asking $2250 CHEVY 1991 CAPRICE 10wner. Pb/Pt/Alr. 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TOYOTA 19B7 Caaca ST ate, auto. 140K, good oond, S1B00 •773-C7a7 SLT4)M30Od3|klDadBjaal auto.toadad.Eic oond.fiyr/ 34 fir ve. 118K, many naw SIQOab 906-241-3469 906-665-6395 •naanad Ok gm aatotang a. 4OK. 100KwaiT.»11K*rrn 343^127 CNW»32r45 VOLVO 1ffM-7«0Gt Wagon- FORD 10*4 T Bad iur« aat. parts, $2000 908-864-6661 PONTIAC 1993 SUNMRD, i LE 10W4«4. AHE cap ataax & Md mck tixooo. PORSCHE 1992 911 TurOo- TOYOTA 19*4 SUPRA 125* m*>. am*n caa>. air, gd oond a* aam. SteSMho. Car in N186AN 1903 MAXIMA QXE fXDS 1009 Oattn 98. kadad. 41K, 5«pd. A/C, am*n, 4cyl V-*. D. AC. 8BK, $KJ0O 0O»70»48O1 QH^BIk 29K mi pmana oond ong mi, all parr, anrf, 1 oorar, K3389MM90B 889 8000 •Maid. Z1Z-881-77Sapw «*. gray. 30k. Ml oond. an •hr im. runs aac, 107K. $5,950. (201)361 -4051 ask 154,900 sarious buyers 212-475-07S5am I14O40. FoMt36O10tl.Dia1«*aaktan pwr.angomar.aakg $11,000 11 TOttBO 908-276-2784 a* 6 VOLV01090 740 GL 138K gd r PONTIAC • 1994 (krtwd, 2 dr, orty. 1-886-915-0036 NAM PAJ m ~-*gQ1-63^6462 cond, «hr int., hU. aaata. ortg FORD 1885 Mn—WQ, 2 door mnl cond, 5 sp, ac, ps, 35K. TOYOTA IBM COROLLA DX- OLDS**' '"Lt 1994 . itwa, POHSHE 1966 944 TURBO OTi. 16000 90H54-8310 eaad, 7BK mi. W. «ao. at. 1966 CuiBS Supreme Mtung teOOO. 906-965-0765 Qd. oond. 130k, auto. nd. arc. aic oond, auto, a/c, 49.000 Burn Alpine ater.afcxSOC Mtnt t2jSOUobO. SOS-396-1741. VOLV01992 040 QL37k. anrt. y.p mJa*,$7S00.90fr654-67B2 PONTIAC 1994 LT1 Tram Am. Confl $11.000.908-277-0336 i, $3250/00 906^86-1870 TOYOTA 1BBB CRESSHM FORD MuMang 188G, FORD F150 180O-4»4. 6 cyl 0LOSM08ILE 1995 Achava AT, autrm, 4-cmn, LOADED! aad oond, 18M 1MB 86 Roy*! 37K. $12.9utWBO. 569-2371 SAAB 1994 90OS • Onty 30K. 289. auto, PS. 28k oag. mi. mtth, aWSvffaH A coupt, auto, Bey! 3.1 Urangne. V6. auto, black •/Ian Hhr am oond, a§k. 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"What is your house worth? four bedroom house with two house that buyers wouldn't what they don't like. Your do to help you get the most for know about it. " ; 7 When somebody wants to and a half baths, and similar like - you might get less for it. agent also knows what you your house. sell their house, the first ques- houses in your neighborhood Coldwell Banker offices can do to get the most for your • Show your house, to tion they ask is, "how much are selling for about $225,000 also report that demand plays house. • Utilize sophisticated com- prospective buyers and get will it sell for?" - that's about what your house a role in the market right now. Most homeowners can do puter software to develop a feedback from other agents j According to Coldwell is worth. Nobody is going to If your house is the only something to enhance the Comparative Market Analysis when they show it. 1 'Banker, the value of your pay $300,000 for a house four bedroom, two and a half value of their house. and zero in on the most suit- 1 house depends upon the mar- when they can buy pretty bath house that's on the mar- It may be as simple as able asking price. • When an offer i* made, 1 ket • what buyers are willing much the same thing for ket in your neighborhood, it cleaning out closets and stor- help you with your negotiat- to.pay for a house like yours $225,000. could command multiple age areas, or mulching the • Help you identify the ing strategy. ' ill.your neighborhood. Of course, each house in offers and a premium price. shrubbery, or painting a room things you can do to make The real estate agent does- unique. That's why your Coldwell or two to make everything your house look its beat to • Follow through to teef that n't decide how much your If your house is a little Banker real estate agent is look fresh and clean. buyers. all contingencies are met and house is worth, The market nicer than all the similar important. Your real estate agent will the buyer is ready for dosing. sets the price. The Coldwell houses on the market - buyers He or she knows what's on tell you what needs to be done • Get your house in front of Your local Coldwell Banker Banker agent can only tell may be willing to pay a little the market and how your so you can get the best price as many buyers as possible sales associate can help you you what's happening in the more. house will stack up against in the shortest time. through various kinds of get the best price for your market. On the other hand, if the competition. Your agent Here's what a Coldwell advertising, multiple listings, house. For more information For example, if you have a there's something about your knows what buyers like and Banker real estate agent can signs and letting other agents call the office nearest you; ' Maguire is Coldwell Banker's top sales leader for 1996 What does a buyer's agent do? Home buyers have more representation The Coldwell Banker agent will '. Margaret Maguire, sales sales units arid the top plishment," said Marilyn in the home buying process, now that explain what happens when the Buyer's associate in the Westfield Coldwell Banker agent in Kelly, manager of the Coldwell Banker offers Buyer Agency Agent and Sellers Agent in a transaction office of Coldwell Banker, was Union County for April. Westfield office. throughout the area. work for the same company - or the tame the top sales leader in her To be the sales leader in "Our sales team includes , Until fairly recently, virtually all real person. It is crucial to the process that , office for 1996 with the most this office is quite an accom- many of the most successful estate agents were working for the home everyone involved - real estate agents, con* real estate sales people in the owners who wanted to sell a house. sumer and homeowner - all understand the state. You have to really love They were Seller's Agents and their legal agency relationship and whether a given • 1 or 2 Bedroom CO-OP working with home buyers to Spacious Rooms, Airy Porches obligation was to get the best contract for agent is representing the buyer or teller. sell as many houses as the homeowner. • No Mortgage! or Closing Cotts Margaret did last year." The availability of Buyer Agency means • Cost $30,000 to $40,000 That was often a source of confusion for that real estate agents can provide a home Ms. Maguire has been in. home buyers who developed close working buyer with service they could not offer when • Low Maintenance fee covering real estate for 12 years, and is everything from taxei,insurance, relationships with the real estate agents they wtre strictly Seller's Agents. a perennial member of the driving them around and showing them A Buyer's Agent can tell a client if he water, lawn cutting, garbage, NJAR Million Dollar Club. mow plowing houses. The agent was working for the sell- thinks a house is overpriced. She can point This year she will again er. out deficiencies in a house the buyer might • Geared for active adults 55 and over reach the Silver Level, which my activities, excellent transportation That confusion no longer exists. Today, not have noticed and can recommend one means a minimum of $5 mil- Coldwell Banker offers Buyer Agency house over another. He can also help the lion in closed sales for the throughout the metropolitan area. That buyer develop a negotiating strategy. .<*. t year. means the real estate agent working with A Buyer's Agent can also help a buyer get Ms. Maguire has earned the home buyer is also working for the home the house they want. In today's market, certifications as a Residential buyer. when multiple offers are common, the Relocation Specialist and as The obligation of the Buyer's Agent is to Buyer's Agent's ability to "sell" the buyer an Accredited Buyers work in the best interests of the home buyer, often means the homeowner will accept Representative to better serve while still being fair to all parties involved. their offer over one another. Coldwell the needs of her clients. The real estate agent who helps a home- Banker Buyer Agents make every effort to w'l That responsibility takes owner sell their house is a Seller's Agent present an offer in person, so they can rep- her farther afield than many and is obliged to act in the best interests of resent the buyer most effectively. »I'-, real estate agents and as a the seller. Coldwell Banker spearheaded the change result she sells homes Now, the first step in the real estate to Buyer Agency because we believe it is in throughout Union, Somerset process at Coldwell Banker is for the real the best interests of both buyer and seller. v.M\'*&w&:i and Essex Counties. estate to explain the concept of the agency For more information on how a Coldwell to the consumer and ask them to declare Banker real estate agent can represent your whether they want a Buyer's Agent or a best interests, call your local office of Advertisement Seller's Agent. FRITZ REUTER LIFECARE RETIREMENT COMMUNITY Coldwell Banker. ''Why wait till something hap- its 100th Jubilee on June 1, 1997. require medical care either tem- pens to you before deciding to go 'There are 3 levels of care... porarily or permanently it is all into a retirement home?" asks Total Independent Apartments, taken care of in the Nursing facil- Deposits tim being accepted Noreen Wendt, Marketing Direc- Residential and Skilled Nursing ity at no extra charge. on our exciting new conios tor of the Fritz Reuter Lifecare care. Residents moving into the "Prospective residents may with incredibleyktihl. Retirement Community, Total apartments may live independent- choose our apartments or residen- Hurry to reserve kite unit of continuous care for life is avail- ly for as long as they are able . tial rooms in which to retire and. •'.". • • your choice!' able under one roof. The facility Housekeeping and laundry ser- enjoy the rest of their lives free has over 99 years of experience in vice are available as well as activ- from worry and never having to 7,"W the field of health care. It has been ities, beauty parlor, bank, bil- rely on friends or neighbors to in existence since 1897 and has liards, arts & crafts, exercise assist them" says Noreen. always been a retirement home equipment and classes, sauna, "Remember, planning brings e*elt with a skilled nursing wing," she library and chapel. emotional comfort. It eases the says. It is a charitable not-for- If residents can no longer man- fear of what will happen in the profit organization supported by age living in the apartment, they future," says Wendt. For further •,r;j tax. deductible donations, etc. The may then be transferred to the information please call To ••''ni Erilz Reuter Altenheim celebrated Residential facility. If residents (201) 867-3585. Believe It! •••••.>••!

Spacious And stylish 2-bvdrootn condos in a quii't Irofflc-free wooded setting amidst Ilio Phase II Now Open! VV.ilchvnij; Miiunlains - breathtaking views! K.isy .la-ess to Rl. 22,1-78, 1-287, j MODEL OPEN: Sat. & Sun., 1-5 p.m. Sl.tty IMrkw.iy and Hie Nj Turnpike ... li>s.s Weekdays, 1-4 p.m., CLOSED THURS. * FRI. limn one mile from shopping, restaurants and .schools CJO west tin Kt. 22 to fi«ht (north) nn Kinjj Gwrip Rd. Jjfecare Retirement Community, to rlnht on King Ct. to model.- • ;" JONATHAN KEATES welcomes your questions. Independent Living Enjoy The Comfort, Security And Companionship Of Our Office 908-968-0700, x 303 Sales Model 908-302-1392 Beautiful Home, Dedicated To Compassionate Cue. T, t N o. Residential Health Care Skilled Nursing The Altenheim Residential Health Care Facility ' Respite Care services include the following: Wouldn't it be wonderful to find a place where you * Private Room and Bath could live independently in your own lovely and secure apartment or private room, yet have conve- * 3 meals per day nient in-house services like elegant dining, hair- * Emergency call system dressing, laundry, housekeeping and banking? * Transportation scheduling Also, wouldn't it be delighful to have an arts and * Nearby shopping crafts center, library, chupel, physical therapy room, * Many other amenities various exercise equipment, ample grounds for out-

door enjoyment, community room for special M TO MVM OOfiMrnTM events, thoughtfully planned program of social The Independent Living Units offer modern, activities, including trips to places of interest all high standard accommodations within a continu- I available to individuals 70 years of age or older all ing care retirement community in a studio, one accessible Under one roof? bedroom, or two bedroom. I All of these amenities and services are offered in.. . Si For more information or ait appointment please County^oif THE FRITZ REUTER ALTENHEIM call (201) 867-3585 or simply fill out the coupon in order to discover the advantage of Hfccare liv- Ranh«d3fdDtatAiMto * Pcjfrl and Clubho founded in 1897 as a tax-exempt, not-for-profit • 5 %nnls Courts, ing at our beautiful facility. 1997 Upito 3 bedroom I organization. It is supported by tax deductible donations as well m legacies. Family room * Nmnc: We invite you to met our Residents and determine I for yourself wliy you should Addrcsn: CHOOSE OUR CARING HOME. City: Slulc: .Zip:

Telephone if:. :NJNC Jim Aluft cif. OSf is us fflgTtHtnntio i ft I wot Fritz Reuter Altenheim M «*» b *nd MIc a«M Tan m » taittwi M It ftado W Please ffcnd AIX LEVELS | ) RES | |jlNt>| | 3161 Kennedy Boulevard NJNC tnm Hut Jtntrl H«Vrt/«JP b«« ft TunM «» [.' i North Bergen, NJ 07047 It JM Cut lo (I • IMl iWtjMewl 1« A ml hta r» M October 10; ,1997 Record-Press Tax and Budget Acts of 1997 will affect homeowners The recently signed penalty. taxpayers, heads of house- rated for the portion of the Taxpayer Relief and The provision to allow some benefits for families The new exclusion will holds and married persons two-year residency require- penalty-free withdrawals that ultimately will help Balanped Budget Acts of r*i* .. ._ i t \ __ ^ji ji i .. dramatically simplify filing separately). ment that has been satis- from Individual them or their children 1997?J>rovide some signifi- recordkeeping for many To be eligible, taxpayers fied. Retirement cant benefits for honiepwu-' become homeowners. mri (taxpayers, generally must have owned The new exclusion ia Accounts for the down- In the strange and won-: ers, real estate businesses While, proof of the origi- the home and occupied it as generally available for all payment and closing costs and consumers. derful world that is nal cost of a home will still their principal residence home sales occuring on or of a home will help some Washington tax and budget The new law replaces. be necessary, homeowners for at least two of the five after May 7,1997. first-time home buyers making, the President and both the one-time exclusion will be much better off years prior to the sale. The 1997 tax bill, overcome the single biggest Congiess have found a way .>ti><(aJ of up to $125,000 in gains without the tedious record The exclusion can be although less than perfect, barriei :_.r . t^o. homi e ownershi,_.p_ tQ provi(ie benefits for real" for taxpayers age 55 and collection and retention for used only once every two will go down as a meaning- - the lack of sufficient cash estate and the future cus-,'^;'11 over rand the rollover of the cost of improvements, years ful tax reduction for the for closing. tomers of the real estate'*1 capital "gains into replace- which can be used to Taxpayers forced to move real estate industry. It is also worth noting business. Jlxi ment residences.' • reduce the gain. withou•" t" meeting thes" e It will stop penalizing that the tax bill provides tHill It rVill allow empty- The new law allows mar- requirements (ie. due to those homeowners who nesters, or corporate reloca- ried taxpayers filing jointly medical reasons or a are forced to sell for vari- ADVERTISEMENT tm[l2 tees fxpyn highycost to low- to exclude up to $500,000 change in place of employ- ous circumstances and Just 10 units left in The Sanctuary, cost housing' markers, to in capital gains realized on ment) will also be eligible will reduce tedious and Ocean County's Premier townhome community downsize into less expen- the sale of a prinicipal resi- for the exclusion, complicated recordkeep- sive -homes without-tax LITTLE EGG UARUOK, NJ • When central air. wall-to-wall carpeting in n dence ($250,000 for single However, it will be pro- ing. Buon-Vita I Ionics, developer of The Sanc- choice of colors, large gourmet kitchen, tuary, envisioned this heauliful luwnliome built-in dishwasher, gas range with hood, 1 community, ihea was never any question no-wan vinyl flooring in kitchen anil hath', dial the scenery of the surrounding area city water anil sewer and economical giis h> would be a major selling point. heat. Tuxes, in relation to other communi-'!*£r*T Starting from $84,900, The Sanctuary is ties It) the.area, are affordahle anil there's jfc*i Shorlin joins Weichert Westfield office attractively priced, with many standard an excellent school system, amenities and details that would cost hun- Atlantic City is just a short drive lo the < Jv, gram in sign language,interpretation, Connecticut, New York, New Jersey, dreds more in comparable lownlmmc com- south, and the pristine wean beaches of munities (hut who can put a price on a Long Hench Island are just to the north.' president,, h'a^ announced that•'.Kara'' and is. proficient in American Sign Pennsylvania, Delaware, Maryland, spectacular view?) The Sitnctiiary lets you gel away from it V. ghorlih has joined the tyesifielc(,' Language. , Virginia, and Washington D.C. Tile popular l:.gret model is 2 hedriioim nil, yet still offers a desirable location ncaf Hi Offjce of Weich.ert, Realtors as a sales ,, She resides with her husband in Weichert handles both residential and 2 1/2 baths, with the accent on line to Cimipiiij:, g(;lf courses, marinas and seashore living. There's a spacious liv- more. asspciate.•,..;«..;:,*,V:;-..';,,; ,.,,.. ,. .,>,'.. Westfield, where she.is a member of and commercial real estate, and ing/iiining area which opens unto the wood To visit The Sanctuary, take the Oardcn1^1^ A newly licensed real estate profes- First United Methodist Church. offers a full array of time-emeicnt, deck terrace. A wood-burning fireplace. State Parkway Smith to Exit 58. Muke u"-»|t. sional, Shorlin is a graduate of High For real estate transactions, call one-stop shopping services, including included at no extra cost, completes the left unto Route 539 anil follow several .j Point -University, in North Carolina, Shorlin at Weichert's Westfield Office, comforting look, miles to Roule 9 South. Turn left onto ill mortgages, insurance, rentals, reloca- Upstairs, there's a generous master suite Malliistown Road, then it right onto Radio whire she.earned a bachelor's degree, 654~7777> located at 185 Elm Street. tion, new homes and land, estate with n large wulk-in closet and private hath Road, Follow signs to The Sanctuary in psychology,; i ).••;; !» •*••,'•. •>•-,.,- j ,. Weichert, realtors has 7,500 sales marketing, title services, property with stall shower. The second bedroom entrance, She completed a three-year pro- associates in 200 offices in management and moving services. also has u walk-in closet, and there's an For more information, please call MW- additional bath. 294-2100. the sales office and decorated Alt lownhoines at The Sanctuary have models are open daily from 11 AM lo 5 PM. •I'll-

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