YtBB ;Vbl. 17, No. 29 Friday, July 19,2002 50 cents ate at own risk, boro says •yKIWMsVHOWEU. advised to keep it closed until it skate park, it decided to re-open re-open the park as scheduled; The park would hnve closed at 7 could provide adequate supervi- RESS the park and throw out the exist- however, the Horough Council tohi p.m. and the light overhead would sion to enforce the rules. ing rules. According to Borough it to reconsider its decision. have been turned off. Skaters FANWOOD — Since October, The commission drafted u pro- Clerk Eleanor MeC.overn. the park \A\S\ summer, there were aim- would have l>een required to regis- young skaters have rolled puss posal that included building n 12- will probably open early next plaints itlHuit youths using bicycles ter and purchase photo identifica- LnGrande Park looking at a tarp foot-high fence and providing week, on the rumps, not wearing helmets tion for $5. They would also be that covers the skate park ramps supervision funded by annual "This is much better with no and leaving trash in the urea. charged a $50 annual fee, or a $1 whore they used to do tricks hist usape fees. rules," said Kussell Wells, the com- To U'tter I'liforiv the rules, the daily lee. The revenue would pay summer. However, after being notified at mission I'hninnan. "It's just like the commission had planned to erect the wages of supervisors at $10 an Though the park was supposed last Wednesday's meeting that the tennis courts, they don't have an $8,000 fence that would serve hour. to re-open this summer, the Borough Council had given the supervision or regulations." as an obstacle fur violators trying Recreation Commission was commission nil! authority over the In May, the commission voted to to escape authorities. Wells said. See , page A-2 Parking meters Repaying High hopes of streets Tfte WestHeld Senior American Legion team is hoping a strong fin- ish will get (hem into the state play- go high-tech offs See story on Page C-1 to begin •y KEVIN ••HOWEJ. ing in the lot has been a problem THK HKCOHI) 1'HKSH for shoppers and moviegoers. With the two-hour meters, people shortly WESTFIKLI) — Through a had to return to the lot to ndd Union County loan, the town hns money She says the (bur-hour installed new multi-space pay limit will ease problems in a key Raritan Rd., Grand station.1) for a downtown lot. lot The new pay stations have Because of the change in St. to be improved been installed at the municipal equipment, the town will have to •y KEVIN B.H0WHJ. lot between Central Avenue and notify and assist people in using Elmer Street, behind the Rialto the machine. Cronin says that THK H Theater. The three stations, they have posted livers and plan SCOTCH PLAINS — As a part which cost $18,000, are wired to to have volunteers assist jH'Ople of the township's five-year $1.5 cover nil 111 parking spots in the the fir.tt couple of days. million road improvement plan, lot. The pny stations will provide The new stations will IHI more many streets will I*1 resurfaced up to four hours of parking at a cost-efficient for the town this summer flat rate of 2f> cents per half hrnir. because people will not be able to Atvordini; to Waller DiNizo, The new technology will use time left on a meter as they director of Public Works, the list of replace 77 two-hour parking have in the past, Cronin said. streets scheduled for resurfacing is Queen for a day meters and 34 eight-hour park- The stations will ht< ready as not ]H>rmanent.The ordinance lists Miss America Katie Harman crowns ing meters. The pay stations, soon as PSE&G hooks up the approximately 70 streets and clas- a patient at Children's Specialised which for now will only accept electricity. Cronin predicts Autf. 1 sifies them according to the year Hospital in Mountainside during a coins, charge the same as the as the start date. they're recent visit See story on PageA-3. two-hour meters, GO cents \wt The titatiom muy be upgraded scheduled hour. The old eight-hour meters for token and credit curd use in for r<
W Record-Press July 19, 200^ Commentary
Jersey Boy The alternate reality in Trenton Whether or not it's deserved, New Jersey has a demean- Mike Deak ing national image of corruption. From The Sopranos" to the legendary Hague political machine in Hudson County and the rash of other nefarious characters, New Jersey suf- fers from a belief that corruption is a way of life. Too many The relics people, both inside and outside New Jersey, believe it's the way that things get done in the Garden State. of a cynical Community and political activists, along with journal- ists, have long contended that New Jersey lagged behind the rest of the country in opening up its government to pub- culture lic scrutiny, Information and public documents were often There is an ancient Chinese hard to come by, accessible only through bureaucratic curse — "May you live in inter-; whim. The laws designed to ensure that ordinary citizens esting times." could have access to records* lacked sharp teeth and con- And things are definitely tained too many loopholes. interesting today. From the That's why there was a sense of victory early this year future of Ted Williams's body td when the Legislature passed a new Open Public Records the sinking fortunes of Wall Act. The new law, which became effective July 8, spelled out Street, we are indeed living id in detail how citizens could gain access to those documents bizarre times. So much is going and records necessary to keep a close watch on govern- on that we've forgotten that there is still a war against ter- ment. Of course, the Legislature — living in the arrogant rorism and another war against alternate reality of Trenton — exempted itself from key Iraq waiting in the wings. provisions in the law. The mayor in your hometown has a We are living in a time when higher standard to maintain access to public records than the distinction between the triv- your state senator. ial and the important has On the day after Independence Day — the holiday on become increasingly blurred. which Americans celebrate their victory over the tyranny of Perhaps it is because the events the British — Gov. James E. McGreevcy entered the net. of Sept. 11 and their aftermath He issued Executive Order No, 21, directing all levels of remain so incomprehensible that we simply cannot fully under- government — state, county, municipal and school district stand their impact on our every-- — to restrict access to certain types of public records that day lives. would have boon accessible under the new state law. Perhaps it is because the col- McGreevey explained that restrictions were necessary in Letters to the editor lapses of Enron and Worldcom order for the state to fight terrorism. That's an under- involve numbers beyond our standable concern; however, the order is so vague that no imagination that we cannot fath- one is quite sure how it would be put into effect. The New om that a trillion dollars has Jersey Press Association (NJPA) has raised concerns the Cherished gift now just a memory been lost and the financial order will not be implemented in a uniform manner. The To The Record-Press: could have rung our bell and asked us where we dreams of millions have been NJPA is also concerned the order implies that officials have I understand that teenagers need to express got it. That is exactly what my husbnnd did when shattered. the right to interrogate the person who is requesting the themselves and do so in a way that pushes the he snw one like it on someone else's lawn. It's easier for us to under- envelope. It is part of a normal developmental I have no doubt the lighthouse is now in pieces stand the controversy over the records. That, as the NJPA states, is "a significant new con- fate of Ted Williams. What can be dition to access." process. in some Dumpster. However, the line should ho druwn when this No one benefited. more macabre and ghastly than The order also exempts certain records in the Governor's self-expression, or attempts to nlleviute boredom, The temporary thrill of "getting away with it" two offspring arguing over Office from the law. The NJPA find these provisions trou- result in loss or injury to others or their property. has passed. But my most cherished gift is gone. whether father's body should be bling as well, because it too is vague and seemingly shifts My husband bought inc. a handmade specially Our personal property was destroyed for no frozen or burned? It brought to the playing field. Again, there are no guidelines, which designed 3-ibot lull lighthouse for my birthday. reason other than to provide some punks with n mind a Robert Frost poem, "Fire means access to records in the Governor's Office could Not only did it tost a lot of money, lint it also giggle and perhaps a rush of adrenalin. and Ice," I read more than three become arbitrary. The governor, who ran as a Trenton out- took months to find a person who was able to tin ft Whoever look it, you know who you are. I want decades ago in Mrs. Beaver's sev- sider, has given himself the same exemption from the law it. you to also know that you have stolen something enth-grade English class: 1 cherished that lighthouse, and wo put it on that we loved and you cannot possibly justify Some say the world will end iti as the Legislature, the ultimate Trenton insiders. our front lawn. It gave me immensurable pleasure that. When you are alone and your friends aren't fire. In addition to the governor's order, on July 1 a numbor of every time 1 saw it because of my love of light- listening to your bravado, 1 hope you will ndmit Some say in ice. state agencies proposed exemptions to the new law. Those houses and my husband'* efforts to give such a that you crossed 11 line and became purely mali- From what I've tastvd nf desire rules were published in the New Jersey Register, a state personal and wonderful gift to me. cious. I hold with those who favour document only a bureaucrat could love. While state law Last night, some person or persons stole it, cut- One day you will work hard to earn money and fire. maintains there should be a public hearing on those regu- ting the electrical wire to remove it. In the with it you will acquire things you love. Perhaps But if it had to perish twice, lations before they become effective, McCrt'evoy's executive process they broke it and a piece was left behind. then you will appreciate respect for others and I think I know enough of hate order directs implementation of those new guidelines. I assume it was teenagers because I am unable their property. To say that for destruction ice to imagine intuits doing .such mischief. Terl Gerson In other words, the public has boon left out of the Is also a real Had these people wanted such an item, they Westfield And would suffice. process and the now Open Public Records Act has been gut- There was also a Pat Benatar ted. song in the early 1980s called The governor's decision — announced on the day after a "Fire and Ice," but that's not as holiday and after a bruising budget battle — has created a Fight cell tower before it's too late classy as quoting Robert Frost. firestorm of criticism. Journalists and activists who have. To The Record-Press: home buyers is that of danger and uncertainty I don't know whether the sou argued that New Jersey is one of the most restrictive states Fnnwoodians should be outraged! Verizon with regard to the microwaves emitted. Property actually planned to sell the great in the country are understandably up in arms. And local Wireless wants to not only set a new precedent devaluation would be a given, but the health slugger's DNA. After all, there officials, understandably as well, are upset because the and put If) cell phone antennas atop the existing impact would be uncertain for years to come. was a good living to be made in governor, state agencies and the Legislature have exempt- transmission tower between Elm Avenue, Oak Despite the fact that Verizon admits service to the Middle Ages by selling the ed themselves from many of the rules that they are obliged Court and Paterson Road in a residential area, Fanwoodians by other wireless companies is very fingers, toes and organs of but they also want to put a HO x 11.5 foot base good, they seem to feel that having the very next saints. But there comes a time, to follow. station at the foot of the tower where neighbor- tower up from the one off South Avenue smoth- even in the most materialistic of If McGreevey hud concerns about the implementation of hood children play. Are we to trash Fanwood's ered in antennas is essential to servicing the cultures, where there are some the law, he had plenty of time to voice those concerns and own ordinance which restricts telecom companies majority of the people of Fanwood. Nonsense! things that are sacrosanct and ask for public input. Instead, he waited until only a few from siting cell towers in other than commercial How many cell companies do we have to accom- don't belong in the marketplace. days before the law was to go into effect before he auto- or industrial zones? This does not faze Verizon modate? We're only a small town! What is essen- Of course, there are sports cratically issued confusing new guidelines that no one who is intent on expansion into this residential tial is that the citizens of Fanwood be allowed to nuts who would be enthusiastic seems to understand. That violates the spirit of the law and zone. Nor does fitting the proposed tower with continue the quality of life they bargained for about buying Ted Williams's antennas leas than 275 yards from another one when they bought their homes in Fanwood 10, 20 it permanently damages the spirit of open government. chromosomes. Just imagine the already fitted and servicing Nextel ami Sprint and 30 years ago We don't need to sacrifice our plaque with a an autographed McGreevey ran for office on a platform of changing the seem to bother them at all. home equity dollars on the altar of Verizon profit picture of Ted Williams, a test status quo in Trenton. In this instance, however, it seems to They claim they have a gap in service and projections. To many their health and their home tube and authentication certifi- be business as usual and the residents of New Jersey are want to serve Fanwood better. Unfortunately, are their two biggest investments. How about cate. Collectible fanatics would cheated once again, they want residents surrounding the proposed you? probably pay thousands for the cell tower to forget the growing number of scien- Come to the zoning board meeting 8 p.m. last handkerchief Ted Williams tists, doctors and engineers that disagree with Wednesday at Fanwood Borough Hall and be used; if it were unwashed, the the supposed safety of FCC-allowed radiation heard so this application for a variance is reject- price would be even higher. limits as well as their measuring criteria. Not ed, before it's too late. There is something unseemly only that, but any truthful real estate agent will TOM BRADOW about retired sports stars charg- tell you that the perception among potential Fanwood ing hundreds of dollars for their signature. Do they really need PLAINS-FANWOOO the money? Do they occupy the NJN Publishing © 2002 same status as medieval saints? A Penn Jersey Advance, Inc. Newspaper Are you ready for the kids to go back to school? With thousands and thousands of children throughout this coun- try' — and millions throughout Publisher Kost'iiiiirle Muio 9O8-575-6664 the world — going to sleep Executive Editor Michael Dink 908-57S-668S tonight without proper nutrition, Editor Kallilit-n Phillips 908-575-66H6 does it really make moral sense Sports Editor Alliui Comtvtr 90H-S75-66H9 to pay exorbitant amounts for a Advertising Director Biki'ii Hiikcl 7.42-396-4223 Pete Rose autograph that will Circulation Manager forever keep watch over a pool .1'airkk W. Flumigun 908-575-6667 table in somebody's basement? Tcleccnlur Manager Carol Ulii/tr 610-258-5W6 A century ago, Oscar Wilde said a cynic is someone who knows the price of everything 44 Veterans Memorial IMir fast. Sumvrrtltr, ,\/ WIN76 and the value of nothing. 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Anthony is the daughter of Vodka 80*'Cranberry 14" Scotch Vodka 80* "It was a very important intel- 175L BACARDI 1L SMIRNOFF 750GLENFIDOtCH 1.75L FLEISCHMANNS 4 A The group also toured the lectual experience for me," she Frederick Anthony and Mary O'LJmon Vodka 80* 11- SmgleMaft Supreme Court building and said. "It provided practical knowl- Ann Campbell Anthony of Vodka 80' pSllU 1.75LMALIBURUM 1L GRANTS 750 JOHNNIE 4. CM attended a privnte reception host- edge and methodology for use in Westfield. Buckland is the son Scdch 12" 1.75L CASTILLO HI Coconul ed by Justice Anthony Kennedy. the classroom." of Gail Buckland of Westfield WALKER RED 19 Srtvef and Barry Buckland of Manhattan. *** Hyatt Hills commission Three area students were named to the dean's list for the spring 2002 semester at the pummeled at meeting University of Hartford in West Hartford, Conn. They are By OREO MARX mission. Jessica Ann Lizmi and Annie THE RECORD-PRESS Commissioner Dan Aschenbach criticized recent comments by Golf W. Thode, both of Westfield, and Samantha J. Tenenbaum of CRANFORD — Walnut Commissioner Robert Hoeffler dis- CHAMPAGNE CORDIALS AMERICAN WINE WORLD OF WINE Avenue resident Lydia Allen isn't avowing responsibility for the Scotch Plains. *** 750J.ROGET 750 EMMETS 1.5LVENDANGE 1.5LCITRA giving up her fight about the bugs, and said the township should EjrtraDry 2" IrSh Cream White ZWandel A" Montepulciano • Meriol • mayflies that have been swarm- consider asking Hoeffler to resign. Antoinette Cicchetti of 750BOSCA 750 ALIZE PASSION 1.5L ARBOR MIST Trebiano* Chardonnay.. 5" ing her neighborhood since spring "There's no responsiveness," said Scotch Plains was named to the Spumante 3 Goid'fied. Chardonnay • Zinfandei • 1.5LCANEI 1.75LT.G.I,F.I,F, MuMudslidd e White Zinfandet Rose "White 6" — and she may be winning town- Aschenbach. "Why has this become dean's list for the spring 2002 750 COOKS and Other FlaFlavorv s 5" Brut* Dry 1.5LNATHANSON CREEK 1.5LRIUNITE Bianco* £99 ship officials over to her side. such an issue? Because they semester at St. Leo University 4" 750ZAMBELLO Lambrusco • Rosaio • D'0ra.,..V 750 NANDO fiedsambuea Cabernet • Merlot • haven't responded to it," 1.5L CONCHA YTORO At Tuesday's Township in St, Leo, Fla, She is a sopho- Ast Spumante • Fragoino.. 6" 750 KAHLUA Chardonnay •Pinot 5" Coflee Liqueur Cabemel • Meriol < Committee meeting, Allen scold- Last week, Hoeffler told the more majoring in business 750 CINZANO 1.5LGALL0 Twin Valley Chardonnay • Cabernet • Chardornay Blend.. ed the committee and the Hyatt Chronicle there are few bugs actu- administration. Asti Spumante Hills Golf Commission — whose ally on the golf course property, Merlot • Hearty Burgundy • 1.5L LANCERS *** 750 KOflBEL Brut • 750GOLDSCHUGER Sauv. Blanc • Cafe Zinlandel, 6" Rose'White new golf course is generally and said he doubts they are com- Jessica Boumans of Dry • Bn/t flow • Chard Cinnamon Schnapps T.5L BERINGER I.5LB0LLA Bardolino* believed to be the source of the ing from a pond on the golf course. 750MOETftCHANDON 750 FRANGELICO White Zinfandel 8" Valpoiicella • Soave • Westfield achieved academic WhHe Star Chardonnay • Merlot • insects — for fail- The golf com- Hazelnut liqueur 1.51 GLEN ELLEN Sangiovese • Pinot Grigio honors in the fall 2001 semester 750 PIPER HEIDSJECK Chardonnay • Cabernet 9" ing to eliminate the mission has EjrtraDryMV 1.751 HIRAM WALKER 8" I.5LCAVIT also installed at Lynn University in Boca Biacuwrry Brandy 1.5L GOSSAMER BAY swarms. BRANDY & COGNAC Chard. • Cabernet < Merlot Pinot Grigio * Meriol 9" 'The entire situation is fish in the Raton, Fla. Academic honors are 750UCOR43 8" ILHARVEYS "All they're similar to a dean's list at most 750 STOCK 84 1.5L R. MONDAVI Woodtridge 4 4 99 interested in is golf. absurd. ... It's going to pond and EHN Bristol Cream 11" decoy lights colleges.Tricia M. Hellstern of Brandy 6" 75064 B Cabernet • Chardonnay I I They don't give a be disastrous for them to Scotch Plains was named to the 750E4J VSOP Liqueur I.5LFETZER 750 AVIA Cabernet damn about what around the Brandy 750 GRAND MARNIER Sundial Chardonnay • Chard. •While Zinlandel... Western New England College 8" Uoueur Valley Oaks Cabernet • 4 <%99 M we're interested open a golf course in this pond's edge at 1.75L CHRISTIAN BROS. 4 £99 750CHANTEFLEUR Eagle Peak Merlot I dh Cabemel • Cfiard. • Martot the request of dean's list for the spring 2002 Brandy 1O JUG WINE 3 in," Allen said of environment.' semester. She is a junior major- 6 750 BLACK TOWER 499 the golf commis- the township, 750 HENNESSY VS 3L LIVINGSTON CELLARS 750 Ft. MONDAVI Woodbridge 4H ing in criminal justice. Ltebfraumilch sion. "Is this golf — Phil Morin he said. Cognac 22" Chablis • Burgundy • White Zinlandel ...*# 750 LUNA Dl LUNA __ Red Rose • White ZWandel M course so impor- Commissioner Other town- *** 750 COURVOISIER VSOP 9799 6" 750 SUTTER HOME Pinot Grigio Red B James Buccola, Andrew Cognac 27 4LALMADEN White Zinlandef Sangiovese/Mwiot tant to you that you ship commis- Chabhs • Burgundy • 799 750 MOUTON CADET Elko, David Loewinger and Rhine • Rose • Gowen 750 SUTTER HOME don't care about the ^___ _^___ sioners agreed VERMOUTH Cab. • Chard • Mark* Red»Whrie 6* Michael Loewinger, all of 4L CARLO ROSSI 750 FOREST GLEN 750CASALAPOSTOLLE residents?... It's the situation 1L CINZANO VERMOUTH A9t Chablis • White Grenache • Cabernet • Sauv. fllarw Scotch Plains, were named to the Burg. • Rhine • Vm Rose • Cabernet • Merlot • thousands of flies. They adhere to must be better addressed. The Sweet «Dry "t Chardonnay' Shiru 750 LOUIS JADOT Paisano • Blush • Sangria • 6" Seauiolats Villages • your siding. It's like nothing entire situation is absurd," said dean's list for the spring 2002 4LG4D VERMOUTH 4 A99 750 TURNING LEAF Phil Morin. Notwithstanding semester at Lehigh University in Sweet'Dry IV White Zinfandal-Chianti 7" Macon-Blanc Villages you've ever seen." 4L TAYLOR CAUF. CELLARS Cabemel • Chard. • Meriol • 750 MARQUES DE CACERES Allen has made several similar Hoeffler's claims there are fewBethlehem, Pa. ChaWs • Burgundy 8" fled Zinfandel • Sauv. Blanc 6" Rioja speeches, to limited effect. But bugs on the course, Morin said, 4LCR CELLARS 4 4 99 750 MERIDIAN 750 MARQUES DE RISCAL 4 4 99 "it's going to be disastrous for Cabemel • Chardonnay 7" Red 1 1 while her latest did not compel Jennifer Schembs, daughter 1L SEAGRAMS Fortissimo • Bravissimo • I them to open a golf course in this 5L BOX FRANZIA O99 750 GAU.0 OF SONOMA 750 GEORGES DUBOEUF 4 999 the committee to take action, it of Lois and Douglas Schembs of Chardonnay • Merlot 8" Pouilly Fuiise I ma did elicit some sympathetic environment. (The flies) are not 2L COKE • SPRITE' ChaWt3 • Burgundy • ChiantL.O Westfield, was named to the * 5L BOX PETER VELLA 750 CI.OS DU BOIS 750RUFFINO 4 A9t responses from public officials, going to distinguish between peo- Dean's List for the fall and spring DIET COKE 9" DucaieTan 1 "t 24-12 02. cans PEPSI 99 Chabfa * Burgundy • ^^ Chardonnay and some criticisms of Cranford's ple in funny pants and residents semesters at Ramapo College. RlDM Rhtne- White Grenache • Q99 750 R. MONDAVI Napa 750 SANTA MARGHERITA 4 E99 representatives on the golf com- across the street." She is a communications major. Blush • Deitekxrt Red O Chardocinay 14" PM Grigio IO Record-Press July 19, 2002 Memorial Field lights approved in Cranford •y OHIO MARX numerous restrictions on un<; of attendance said the Iward made a increase night use of the field in of the lights would impair quality community." THE RECORIM'KKBS the lights, including a 10 p.m.point of avoiding any financial the future, he said. of life and depress property val- High school football is "a differ- curfew, no parking on Myrtle obligation for the lights when the The lights will also allow the ues on streets in the area. And the ent game when it's held in the CRANFORD — Despite Street during games, and agrant application wa.s being dis- freshman and junior varsity township Planning Board had evening," Jorn said. objectiona from the Planning requirement for additional police cussed last year. They declined football teams to complete their previously recommended "the The Memorial Field lighting Board and neighborhood rcwi- patrols during night garner. Hut comment Tuesday night on afternoon games, Cathcart said, community concerns of the nega- project represents one-half of the dentfl, the Township Committee Morin said the school district Morin's proposal. will increase attendance at var- tive impact in that area far out- township's initiative under the Tuesday awarded a contract for should also establish a fund, Without Morin's support, the sity games, and will make the weigh any beneficial use of the Field of Dreams program. With installation of lights at field a better venue for large lighting." the other half of its grant, the Memorial Field. using part of the expected committee would not have been increase in ticket revenue, to pay able to award the contract until gatherings such as the candle- Supporters of the lights out- township plans to make improve- The 80-foot light poles, to be. light vigil after Sept. 11. "It's numbered opponents at ments to the playing fields at erected by WindHor firm Lucas for long-term maintenance of the next month, when Commissioner lights, Tom Denny returns from over- the hub of the community," he Tuesday's Township Committee Orange Avenue School. The cost of Electric Co. at u COHI of Haid. meeting, though. "Cranford is that project will also be split $148,950 — half of which will re- "If the Board of Education seas. Mayor Barbara Bilger voted doesn't sit down and come to against the contract, saying "it's But Bilger's criticisms were making an improvement to this evenly between the township and paid for by a county Field of county. Dreams grant — should be interms on a use agreement with going to be underutilized. It's a lot echoed by some residents. "Why town to make it a more valuable place by the start of football us, these lights aren't going to of taxpayer money per game to do don't we use the grant money to place," said Ramapo Road resi- The work at Orange Avenue season thiu fall. But they nhould function," he said. The township this." improve all our fields for the hun- dent Jack Howard. "If you want was included in the project to not be put to use. until the town- owns Memorial Field and leases Athletic Director John dreds of other boys and girls who to know where every teenager address concerns about gender ship and Board of Education it to the board for a nominal Cnthcart said the lights will be participate in different sports?" in town is on a Friday night, equity. While the football team come to tern™ on a use. agree- annual fee; the township will used to host about four Friday asked Myrtle Street resident have a Friday night football will be the prime beneficiary of ment and u long-term mainte- also pay for the share of the night football games this year, fieorge Sherman. game." the lights, work at Orange nance plan, said Commissioner lights not covered by the county and perhaps one evening track At the same time, Sherman And Commissioner George Avenue will benefit girls' teams Phil Morin. grant. meet in the spring. If those events and other neighborhood residents Jorn called the installation of such as field hockey and soft- The comm it toe pi an H to i m po«e Several board members in go well, the Iward could choose to complained that even limited use lights "a breakthrough in our ball. Westfield Summer Sale Days
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Balloon artistry, face painting and basketball thoae ever-treasured goodie* xtraininc Ju|y 18th - 21st for children will be given awuy< throughout the day today. * MENS WOMENS KIDS Check out the corner of E. th Broad and Kim streets for the 55 Anniversary giveaways as well as free pop- corn, donated by the Rialto The liter. Celebrate With Us Come and join the Tun and don't miss the bargains. For more information abou Westfield The Mutfc ptudlo and other downtown events tak- ing police, call the DWC at (908) 789-9444 for a Discover gumnwrBand * Orchestra WeHtfield kit. events calendar, Concert jazz brochure or a Downtown Westfield 5K Kun and Pizza- Extravaganza application, or check out their website at www.westfieldnj.atnclick.com. Jazz Fest continues Introducing the only Tuesday Yard you need in your wallet! WESTFIELD — The "Sweet Sounds Downtown" Jazz Do it all with Haven Savings' new MasterMoney® Check Card. 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All you have to do is cuter your transactions in your WBGO/Jazz 88. check register. Performing Tuesday will be: The Homewreckers, on Central Avenue in front of Bombay; the Get the account that gets you the card! Summer Jazz Orchestra from New Jersey Free Convenience-Plus Checking! Workshop for the Arts, at the cor- • Limited-lime oiler! $10 cash bonus when you Merchandise' ner of Elm and E. Broad streets; Phoenix Rising, on the lawn in open a new account. front of the North Avenue train No monthly service fees. station at Elm Street; and The No minimum monthly balance required. • Cach-Cach Christopher Dean Band, on SOfree designer checks. J. M. Originals Prospect Street between E. Free direct deposit. Broad Street and North Avenue. Oventnfft protection available. Plum Pudding While enjoying the musical Free FASTBanklng by internet or by phone. performances of "Sweet Sounds Psketti Downtown," enjoy dining at one Apply now at any of our branch offices! / f \ Rubbles of Westfield's many restaurants or shop and stroll through down- Sweet Potatoes town. For more information HOBOKEN about Westfield and other down- 621 Washington Street • (201) 659-3600 and many more... town events taking place, call the DWC at (9081 789-9444 for a SECAUCUS We'll be closed 1234 Peterson Plank Road • (201) 863-7405 Discover Westfield kit, events Ju!y 21st • Mid-August HOURS WESTWOOD Wed Thut Fn 10 30 in - 5 00 pm calendar and jazz brochure. In Siturdir 10:30 am - 5.00 pm the event of rain on any of the 301 Center Avenue • (201) 664-6030 Clostd Sun. Mon Turs scheduled dates, call the DWC WESTFIELD office for a recorded message or 12B Elm Street • (908) 518-9800 WISTfII 10 109 WrstHeld Avrnur I9O»I fc visit their web site at www.west Visit our website: www.havenbank.com wfri any atfiv *Kou^ts fieldnjataclick.com for further, details. July 19. 2002 Record-Press Teenager back home Westfield police r after Sierra adventure By GREG MARX involved waking in the desert at still probing blaze t. !!K RKC I'KKSS altitudes of 10,000-13.000 feet, By IflCHAEL RBLLY has operated out of Westfield for carrying jugs of water to the CRANFORD — On June 1G, three years, ami had been locat- plants to simulate increased ed in tiarwood prior to 1999, ii Hundreds of area teenagers were rainfall, and taking measure- pulling the finishing touches on WESTKIKLl) — The Before last month's fire, A- ments with instruments such as West field police department con- -ruMice projects, history presen- a floridimeter. a "pressure bomb," number of civil complaints had tations and English papers, anil tinues to investigate the cause of been lodged with the county- and a small. $35,000 tool a fire last month that gutted the .ooking forward to a long, hot designed to measure red chloro- division of consumer affair* -ummer. But Cranford High North Avenue furniture store, against the business. Consumers phyll levels, and nicknamed "the Windsor Home Furnishings, and School student Tom Flanagan Lexus" by students. included among their grievances •Aadjust getting started has not yet released any find- allegations of delayed delivery The altitude and exercise ings on the cause of the fire. Flanagan, a rising senior, alone would have made the trip times, shoddy workmanship and -pent June 16-Junt? 30 high in worthwhile for Flanagan, a The Union County Arson incorrect orders. (';ilifornia"s Sierra Nevada squad is assisting tln> town Hut in a June interview, member of the high school's NICOLE OIMELLA. STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER Mountains, on a project spon- crosscountry team. But the trip police with the investigation. owner Vitalo said he was doing -ond by the Earthwntch Cranford High School student Tom Flanagan Is back from a research The family-owned business, tlu1 best he could. "That's my was a great experience for many adventure in the Sierra Nevada Mountains. Institute and the Durfee other reasons too, he said. run by area resident 1'hilip nest-egg that burnt," Vitnle said. Foundation. "It definitely gave me a new what he learned from the other Though Flanagan does not Vitalo. continues to operate in a According to Westfield Fire Along with six other students appreciation for nature and the students on his expedition. "One plan to pursue long-term study limited capacity through its Department Deputy Chief from around the country, environment," Flanagan said — of the neat things was you had of botany, that combination of delivery service in linrwood and Kaynumd Luck, as many as six Flanagan worked under the both because of the opportunity all these people from all over the academic and social experiences has lett a not ice on the hoarded townships assisted in combating -tijiervisioii of a professional soi- to learn about climate change country, and all these different made the trip a success. The pro- facade of t lie North Avenue store the June ft blaze, and although i nti-t to measure how climate and resource management, but ways of life," he said. "One of the ject organizer has already start- advising customers to direct the combustible nature of tile i Siaiige might affect artemisiii also for the chance to "just be things we learned was you have ed to talk to student participants their tinuiii'ies to (.iarwood shop's contents made the task and other plants that inhabit the away from all distractions." to be a little more open-minded about returning next summer, he Delivery Service. difficult, tht> firefightera nrc, .irea's sensitive ecosystems. Hut as important as the acad- to different views... with every- said, and if it works out, "t'd Also known as Westfield vented the flames from spread-1 A typical day, he said. emic lessons. Flanagan said, was one coming together like that." jump on that in a second." Home Furnishings, the business ing. t Westfield Summer Sale Days j£ ZOO2 »/ 5K and pizza: Perfect together WESTFIELD — The inau- well ns random prize drawings. ning, eating and dancing. For events, call the DWC for a gural Downtown Westfield 5K Torrnplane Blues, a frequent more information about Discover Wcstfield kit, events and Pizzu Extravngnnza, orga- performer at WeslField's "Sweet West field and other downtown calendar ntut jazz brochure. nized by lead sponsor Sounds Downtown" Jazz Japanese Restaurant Downtown Westfield • Sushi A Li C.irtt' • Chef Special Roll Festival, will perform on Taste • Sushi & Sashimi • Combo l'lalters Corporation, will take place Quimbv Street before and after -Swfmsilt Weather is Here- Come i Itatrvta • Terlyaki Entrcta .July Ufi. This event is a new the race. I'.ikl l.ntrt1 (!>s • Sushi & Rolls way for the I)\VC to showcase Entry fees are S17 i$15 Let Curves* help you look your best! Westfit'ld's historic downtown I'SATF-N.I members* for pre- Authentic shopping and dining district registration and $20 after .July Japanese 120\ % OFF I! 15% OFF .intl ipiaint surrounding neigh- '20 and on race night. Race tHirhoods. The ~>K will start at 7 applications can be obtained • LUNCH |i DINNER ! VIII ti> Iv mmUimil wlunv !! \m to bsimnliiiuil wltmy p.m. at Kast Broad and Klin from the DWC by calling (908> j ufJirr uf/rrv I >c '"(ill.1 it nlhi'i u)lrn. l>(> miml -.treets in downtown Westfield, 789-1M44, or on their website at and will take place rain ur www.westfieldnj ataclick.com. ^^] 278 North Avon Vie •"WeHtfield, NJ 07090 >him\ Contestants can also register (in DrtiK I .tlr ShoppliiK t t'liti-i, .urnsft fnnii VVi'Nllit'lit Miiii'i) ,.„ Tel 908.389.1131 • 389.1132 • lax 908.389.1133 A T-shirt and cap will be online at www.ACTlVE.com. given to all pre-registrants, and Registration und packet pick- to post-registrants while sup- up is from 5-6:30 p.m. at plies hist. Pizza, beverages and Quiniby and Elm streets on * Quickfit A complete desserts will be provided to all race night. e —t workout, designed for women, runners at the finish line. Come and join the fun! It that only takes 30 minutes. On-site weight loss guidance re( TheBlgTtme. Awards will be given out as will be a K >t evening of run- • Comfortable, caring environment • Fast • Fun • Fitness With ISAVE This Ail levy On mi) Cranford may mil In I* iiimhiiirit with an) torn worn MM ff. l.llnH On»<'mJ|«n |«t jwnin, l|ip. M/IS/BJ ballfield user fees 908-232-3200 •yCMBGMMtX not received invitations to any T1IK KKCOHtl-I'KKSS of the groups recent meetings. 299 South Ave., East Zucker said he was not Westfidd WindMill) CRANFORD — In an effort aware of the proposal before it (bctwivn Iliigyl Ch.itt'.ui ft to improve maintenance of the waa publicly discussed at Town A Cmintry l.ii]iiors) 256 FAST BROAD STREET, WESTFIELD township's heavily-used play- Tuesday's committee meeting. ing fields, the Township (Next to the Rlalto Theater) 908-233-9424 , Committee is considering n user fee for participants in many athletic programs. But the proposal may face logistical CAti&tina QabtbdU ions are obstacles and opposition from \ 12 Central Avenue Westfiold NJ 07090 1 both municipal nnd school offi- 906 232 9997 L OFF > Chalet Woods " Wood Blinds ciuls. 0 MFG • 1" Celebrity" Mini Blinds The committee has received ?*4&io«4 /k RETAIL a recommendation from the * Applause" Honeycomb Shades Mayor's Task Force on Fields, ' Value Express" Vertical Blinds FREE MEASUREMENT said Commissioner Dan Wi' C.irry Circi-i Wear. Ciui.il U/tvtr, AnrJ tvemnq $ Pleated Shades Aschenbach, to establish a fee We.ir As Well As The L,»!cit fviihion Trends FREE INSTALLATION Expires 7-31-02 of $5 per person for organiza- Accessorres. Hr»ndb(igs. Jewelery ,ind Grtvil Gift-, tions that use local fields. That Wo Fi! SI/L'S 0-10. And Cm Custom After to Fit money would be dedicated to a fund for much-needed field &*f Xcfit Seetet *)* t>*mttmm maintenance, Aschenbach said. "The Board of Education *«•— CUSTOM INTERIORS does a fair job, but when fields For the Sidewalk Sal© Buy 2 Items gel 3rd 10 Vi are used for non-school activi- at 1/2 Pric* of equal or lesser value With Thit Ad 844 South Avenue, W. Westfield ties, they do get pretty worn out," Aschenbach said. 654-9555 But when the proposal was forwarded to the township's Recreation and Parks Advisory TRUST YOUR SKIN CARE TO THE SKIN CARE EXPERTS: Board, that group did not \ approve of it, questioning whether the new rule would be enforceable and how the money DERMATOLOGY ASSOCIATES OF WESTFIELD would be controlled. Here We Grow! JEROLD B. GRAFF, M.D. ROBBIE BETH DROSSNER, M.D. More importantly, at a Tuesday meeting township Child Development Center SABATINO CIATTI, M.D. LISA G. HOCHMAN, M.D. -taff questioned whether the committee could legislate the 422 Central Avenue, Westfield, NJ 07090 BOARD CERTIKIKI) IN IlKKMATOMXiY/DEKMATOMMHC SURGERY fee. and how much money it Now accepting September enrollment for would raise. The only township- operated program to use the all year round pre-echoo\ classes fields is the adult softball Cool Touch II LASER league, which includes only six INFANTS/TODDLERS NEW ENHANCED TECHNOLOGY FOR WRINKLK AND ACNE SCAR REDUCTION teams, said Administrator WITH NO I'AIN, NO DOWNTIME, NO WOUNDCARE. Mnrlena Schmid. Most of the youth programs t CREATIVE PRESCHOOL/ GentleLase LASER HAIR REMOVAL in town, such as Cranford Soccer Club, are operated by FOR BIKINI LINES, UNWANTED FACIAL & BODY HAIR independent nonprofit organi- PRE-K PROGRAMS QUICK & PAINLESS zations and play on fields Other services available: : owned by the Board of Childcare for the Hew Millennium Laser Removal of Spider Veins, ! Education. Any user free pro- featuring Internet Cameras (908) 232-3006 Birth Marks, Brown Spots, & Tattoos ' gram, Aschenbach and other Owned and Operated by 240 East Grove Street Botox for Crows Feet & Frown commissioners acknowledged, lines would require the cooperation Certified School Teachers Westfield, NJ 07090 of the board. Collagen ; But Board President Mary Chemical Peels ; Venditti said has not discussed 905-233-6000 CALL TODAY FOR A Microdermabraslon the fees with the board. And board member Saul Zucker, http://wvw.here-we-grow.com CONSULTATION Leg Vein Treatment • who is also a member of the Mohs Surgery for skin caneer • fields task force, said he had 79M11 July 19,2002 Hybrid squad, EMS called success Community Band •yQHIOMAHX job. TUB KKCOftlM'KKKH 'The transition has gone a lot smoother than expect- "It's going to be tough at first," said Davidowitch, but the organiza- wraps up its season CRANFOKD — Fivu WM-ICB ed" tion has enough people ori hand to WESTFIELD — The We.-1field ('ommujuty Band, under the direc- after the tuwnnhip crwatwi ;i paid -Kevin Bohnenberger asKume those n«prjn«ibiliti«) until tion of Eli as Zareva. wij] conclude its 90t!i Sumnu-r Concert Season at p emergency mutiicul reujxuiw orga- squad member a rf-jtlacenjent u* found. She said six 7:30 p.m. Thursday in Mindov, a.skjn Park nization to Huppl^rru-nL tin- Htrut;- per-dH-m KMTs employed by A featured selection for the evening will include saxophonist gling voluntw;r Hquad, tlu- m-w f.'ranford KM.S will take on u emergency re.Hponders, h<; said Richard f'asey jx-rfonning the >olo on ".V-hoken Farewell " Ashoken model for einwrKifncy sirrviwH \n end of thf year. hours. Farewell" in the primary theme to the Kenneth KuriL* documentary going Hmoothly, rr-prcM-nt.ativ<:H of "The transition htm gone a lot The; deterioration of the squad's The dfpartnif.'nt alwj receives volunteer bant! — amid charges The Civil War" Cranfonl Kru«r(j^ncy Mrtiicjl Hinoother than expected," wjuad .'is riH-d»?d fmm certified Tlie banri will als<-> j^-rfonn the Triumphal March from "Aida." Service** and the Cranfbrd Kirht Aid iiiemt*T Kevin Huhm-nix-r^or t/jid mint! memljr-rH were being pu.shf*i i in the [Xjlice and firc- out -- forced the squad to hire. |jer- 1 "Semper Firlelis." .inrj "Hallet I'ansian " Squad Bjiid. tin- Towrwliip Committee at il» jnts The r'in. Department During the bands intfrmi.--.sion. concert•(^*-r>- will bt- ireaw-d to a diem KMTH and exuwrr*aU«J its The paid ('rmifonl KM.S wan Tuewiay inciting. was a ftrHt re«|Xiiwler for emergency special performance by the We.stfield Ihxic AJi-Starr- The .Vll-Stars are created by the tmvitHiiip .June 10, "ThingH are noiun extremely financial wow. The squad intro- service* twic*? in the month of .June, fiuced a thir
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Community LHe IV IBriefs Ballfield lights are 'neighbor friendly9 Newcomers Club plans barbecue 6 90-foot light poles will limit: WESTF1ELD — The Newcomers Club of Westfield glare escaping from the facility holds its annual family barbe- cue in the town 4-6 p.m. Wf KMMERLY MERZ thi" bleachers, which would Saturday. July 27. I'OUKKSIVNIiKST require 120-foot poles. ; '• All members and their fami- A 90 foot pole is similar to KKNILWOKTH Business what the Little League currently lies arc invited. Cost is $10; Administrator Vincent (.ionnella has. IWmnella stud. In addition, bring a dish or beverage to told the Hoard of Education thnt the site is being designed for foot? share. Hot dogs, soft drinks and work on I lie football bleachers hall/soccer use, which limits th« other treats will be provided. :mil athletic field in moving number of times thut people wiU F"or registration, phone itlniig. A meeting is scheduled actually use il, as opposed to-$ Carrie Votta at <90«i 389-9248 with the Planning Board on July baseball facility, like in Roselle or Renoe Cox at I908I 233-S605. 25. Park, where it is constantly lit.*" (itmnclla said that the mm of Kenilworth resident J$ the project's design is to limit the Bihler expressed concern with Cancer group impart mi (lie sinrmnuUnj: nun- the location of the poles, 1 plans benefit nmmty. "I think it is something that Ctouuellii saiil that the district needs to ho looked at. You ate SCOTCH PLAINS The has decided t«> go with a (>-pole i;oing to get people who complain Emmanuel Cancer Foundation system, instead itf •i-piiU- system, that there arc polos in trout h{ plans to go "Covering All the which reduces the amount til' them and they can't see their kid Bases for the Kids* this sum- glrtre that radiates out of the sys- on the field," Bihler said. •'. mer tem. (ionnella responded that tlie It's holding a fund-raiser 7 In addition the design plnces poles will be located at each eija p.m. Wednesday, Aug. 7 with SK)-loot pules in front of the of the bleachers and will not the Somerset Patriots game bleachers as opposed to behind obstruct the view. against the Atlantic City Surf at Commerce Bank Park, Bndgewater Cost m $10 For tickets, phone »908» 322-4323, Ext 17 Proceeds benefit the Scotch Plains-based foundation and its work for families whose chil- dren have cancer. Pet First Aid course slated WKSTFIEU.) •- Ever heard of "Pet First Aid"? Ye.s, then- is such a thing as first aid for your cat or dog. The American Hed Cross ha« devel- oped a course on ""Pet First Aid* in association with the Humane Society of the United States. This* class runt* 7-10 p.m. Monday. Aug. .1 in the Red Cross office at 321 Elm St. Fee of $35 includes » textbook. Seating in limited and pre- registration is required; phone (90H> 232-7090. Bring your tots GEORGE PACCIELLO/ to municipal pool STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER WESTFIELD — Want your Piles of equipment and dirt will be child to gel into the water but transformed Into a renovated, lighted football field between you don't want to Tight the David Brearley Middle/High Shore traffic? School and Harding School In Bring him to n play group at Kenllworth. the municipal pool on Scotch Plains* Avenue. Look for the balloon that identifies the play group, sponsored by the Newcomers Club of Westfield. Garwood principal sure she's here to stay Infants from birth-2 years old are welcome 10 a.m. Friday at the baby pool. Toddlers 2-4 years old are welcome 10 a.m. Construction Wednesday at the kiddie pool. Brothers and sisters are always at school welcome. Age ranges are flexi- ble. could be her The Newcomers Club is open to women over 21 who are new to the area or have had a major first challenge lifestyle change (birth, career, marriage' For more information, phone COKKKSUjMJKNT Carrie Votta at (908) 389-9248 GARWOOD — Appointed last or Renee Cox at (908> 233-5605 month by the Garwood Board of Education as the fifth principal of the Lincoln/Franklin elemen- Realtors collect tary school since 1998, school supplies Rosemarie McGarr is confident that her tenure in Garwood will WESTFIELD — The Greater be a lasting one. Union County Association of "I'm not a person who likes to Realtors is holding its fourth move. I like to get settled and do annual school supplies drive for what I have to do," McGarr said. needy and homeless people. Born in Brooklyn, McGarr Pencils, pens, markers, graduated from the State crayons, rulers, scissors, glue University of New York in 1985 sticks, Scotch tape, erasers, with a bachelor's degree in biolo- gy, and a minor in education. loose-leaf paper, folders, After working in labs for several binders, zipper pouches and years, she tried her hand teach- book bags are wanted. Picture ing science to sixth through books and children's storybooks ninth graders in 1987, and found also will be accepted what she described as her All items should be new or "niche." gently used. Bring them to the "Sharing my experiences duction of Broadway musical. 8 (908) 252-0700; Piscataway. Open noon-5 p.m. Events p.m. July 18-20. Admission free; www.ticketweb.com Thursday-Saturday, 1-4 p.m. COUNTRY FOLK ART bring lawn chairs or blankets • Jay Black & The Americans Sunday. Adults $2;"children $1. AND CRAFT SHOW for seating. ("This'Magic Moment"), Little Registration required for pro- New Jersey Convention Anthony & The Imperials grams. Center COMING SOON ("Coin' Out of My Head"), Bo NEW JERSEY MUSEUM Raritan Center, Edison PLAYS-IN-THE-PARK Diddley ("Say Man"), Vanilla OF AGRICULTURE (732) 417-1400; Roosevelt Park Fudge ("You Keep Me Hangin' Cnok College www.countryfolkart.com Route 1, Edison On"). Admission $50-$30. Rnute 1, New Brunswick • Summer edition of touring (732) 548-2884; NEW VOICES OF 2002 (732)249-2077; craft show, 3-9 p.m. July 19; 10 www.playsinthepark.com 7:30 p.m. July 26, 27: 3 p.m. www.agricultureinuseum.org a.m.-5 p.m. July 20; 10 a.m.-4 • "Crazy for You," local pro- July 28; Paper Mill Open 10 a.m.-5 p.m. p.m. July 21. Admission $7. duction of 90's Broadway Playhouse, Millburn Tuesday-Saturday. Free admis- GARDEN STATE revival. 8:30 p.m. July 24-27, (973) 376-43-1:!; sion for members. Non-member CAT CLUB 29-Aug. 3. Adults $3, children www.papernull.org admission: adults $4, seniors Garden State Exhibit Center under 12 free; briny; lawn chairs • "The Magic of Lerner and $3, children 4-12 $2, children 1-287 Exit 10, Somerset for seating Uio blankets or Loewe" with singers enrolled in under 4 free. Registration (732)469-4000 the playhouse's STAR program. required for groups. • Cat show with a "Parade of chaise longues). TRILOGY REPERTORY Admission $35-$18. WALLACE HOUSE AND Breeds," 10 a.m.-5 p.m. July 20, SPRING LAKE OLD DUTCH PARSON- 21. Adults $8; seniors, children Pleasant Valley Park Route 512, Lyons PARK CONCERTS AGE under 12 $6. Maple Ave., South Plainfield 71 Somerset St., Somerville NEW JERSEY FESTIVAL 1908) 204-3003 • "Romeo and Juliet," local (732) 745-3936 (908)725-1015 OF BALLOONING Shows in the gazebo 6:30 George Washington's head- Solberg Airport, Readington production of Shakespeare tragedy. 8 p.m. July 26, 27, Aug. p.m. Sunday. Free admission. quarters when he was sta- (800) HOT AIR 9; • Magic (w/Richie Aiello), tioned in Somerville in 1778. www.balloonfestival.com 1-3. Admission free; bring lawn chairs or blankets for seating. July 21. Open 10 a.m.-noon and 1-5 p.m. • 20th annual balloon show, • Paul Sturm Ensemble, July Wednesday-Saturday; 1-5 p.m. July 26-28. Adults $15 in Sunday. Free admission. advance, $20 at the gate; chil- Star Shows 28. Hall and Oates are coming straight from the 1970s and 1980* to perform dren 4-12 $6 in advance, $10 at RARITAN VALLEY THE TURTLES JANE VOORHEES - at the Festival of Ballooning. the gate. Packages and full COMMUNITY COLLEGE 7 p.m. Sunday, July 21 ZIMMERLI ART MUSE- schedule available online. Route 28, Brnnchburg Duke Island Park UM SUMMERFEST (908)231-8805; Old York Rd., Uridgewater Rutgers University, 71 Alba Vineyard www.raritanval.edu/plane- (908) 722-1200, Ext. 351; Hamilton St., New Hall & Oates will Route 627, Finesville tarium www.park.co.soinerset.nj.us Brunswick (908) 995-7800 • "Summer Skies," 7:30 p.m. • 60'H band whose biggest hit (732) 932-7237; • Street fair in a rural set- July 19, 26, Aug. 2, 9, 16, 23. ("Happy Together") is in the www.ziinmerliniuseum.rut- perform at festival ting, 5 p.m. July 20. Adults Admission $4.50. preview for the upcoming movie gers.edu $7.50; ages 6-12 $4; under 5 • "Laser America" concert, "Simone." Free admission. Open 10 a.m.-4:30 p.m. READINGTON — Hall & recording contract with Atlantic free. 8:30 p.m. July 19, 26, Aug. 2, 9, WARREN PARK Tuesday-Friday, noon-5 P.m. -Gates, presented by Green Records. Their debut album, 16, 23; 3 p.m. July 24, 31, Aug. CONCERTS Saturday, Sunday. Tours of the H Mountain Energy Company, will Whole Oates, was released in Theater 7, 14, 21, 28. Admission $5. Florida drove Rd., collection 2 and 3 p.m. Sunday. bring their soulful soft-rock 1972. • "The Little Star That Woodbridge Free admission for members. sound to the 20th annual Quick Hall & Oates later signed with NOW PLAYING Could," 2 p.m. July 24, 31, AUR. (732) 745-3936 Non-member admission: adults Chek New Jersey Festival of RCA and scored their first top 7, 14, 21, 28. Admission $4.50. Shows in the mini-theuter 6 $3; senior citizens, Rutgers stu- Ballooning Presented by JCP&L, ten hit with "Sara Smile" in 1976, BROOK ARTS CENTER • Pink Floyd laser concerts, p.m. Sunday. Free admission, dents mid children under 12 > .A FirstEnergy Company on They went on to achieve their 10 Hamilton St. July 20, Aug. 10: "The Wall" 7:30 • Grupo Ciiribe, July 21. free. Admission free for all first Saturday, July 27 ;if 8 p.ni. The first number one single with Bound Brook p.m., "The Dark Side of the • Nick Novicky & The Sunday of month, . festival is held at Soldberg "Rich Girl." Other notable hits (732) 469-7700; Moon" 9 p.m. Admission $5 lor Verstyles (polka), July 28. Works of Efim Airport in Rendington, New include top tens "One on One" www.brookart3.org one, $9 for both. Ladyzhensky, to July 31. Jersey, July 26, 27 and 28, rain or and "Family Man" and their • Two comedies, "The Real TRA1LSIDE NATURE For Kids • "By All Means: Materials h biggest hit of all, "Maneater" Inspector Hound" by Tom & SCIENCE CENTER RUMPLESTILTSKIN mid Mood in Picture Book • '"Darryl Hall and John Oates which sold over two million Stoppard and "The Duck 452 New Providence Rd. 1 and 3 p.m. July 20, 27, Illustrations," to July 31. met in 1967 while at Temple copies. In their thirty-plus year Variations" by David Mamet. 8 Mountainside Aug. 3; Brook Arts Center, 10 • Contemporary art from | University where they discovered career, the group has enjoyed six- p.m. July 19, 20, 26, 27, Aug. 2, (908)789-3670 Hamilton St., Bound Brook India, to July 31. time platinum success and six 3; 2 p.m. July 28. Admission • "Summer Skies," 2 and 3:30 (732) 469-7700; they shared a mutual love of the $15. Philadelphia soul sound. After number one hits, in addition to p.m. July 21, 28. Adults and www.brookarts.org Galleries 'Oates transferred schools and countless top ten singles. FORUM THEATRE children $3.25; seniors $2.80. • The famous fairy tale told J. CACCIOLA GALLERY Hall joined soft rock hand Other musical acts include 314 Main St., Metuchcn Children under 6 not admitted. live and local. Admission $6. 22 Claremont Rd. Gulliver, they reunited in The Dave Mason Band on Friday, (732) 548-0582; Bernardsville Philadelphia in 1965) following July 26, 8 p.m. and The Beach www.akidsforum.com Concerts Museums (908) 204-9900 the breakup of Gulliver. The duo Boys on Sunday at 3 p.m. pre- • "Cinderella," local produc- JOHN COL1ANNI CORNELIUS LOW HOUSE Open 11 a.m.-5 p.m. began writing and performing sented by PNC Bank, as well as tion of ballet/stage musical. To 8 p.m. Friday, July 19 Middlesex County Tuesday-Friday or by appoint- • 'together and caught the eye of The Nerds on Saturday at 3:00 July 20. Admission $12; group Wutchung Arts Center Museum ment. 'Tommy Mottola, who became pin and Dog Voices, Sunday at 1 rates available. Call for show- Watchung Circle, Watchung 1225 River Rd,, Piscataway OLD COUNTY ADMIN- their manager, and secured a p.m. times. (908)753-0190 (732) 745-4177 ISTRATION BUILDING OFF-BROADSTREET • Jazz pianist performs in the Open to the public 1-4 p.m. 40 N. Bridge St., Somerville THEATRE round with singer Tira. Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, (908) 231-7110; 5 S. Greenwood Ave. Admission $12. Friday and Sunday. www.co.Bomerset.nj.us Feline show will be Hopewell CONCERTS ON THE • "UnCommon Clay; New Open to the public 8:30 a,m.- (609) 466-2766 LAWN Jersey's Architectural Terra 4:30 p.m. Monday-Friday. • "Hotel d Amour," musical Borough Hall Cotta Industry, to May 30, 2003. • Somerset County student purrfect this weekend farce. 8 p.m. Friday and Route 28, Somervilte EAST JERSEY OLDE art, to Sept. 30. Saturday, 2:30 p.m. Sunday, to (908) 541-1600 TOWNE PRINTMAKING COUN- .,..' SOMERSET — The north- their own specially trained Aug. 24. Admission $24 Shows 7 p.m. Friday (weath- Johnson Park CIL east's largest cat show will be celebrity performing cat team. Saturday, $22.50 other days; er permitting). Free admission. 1050 River Rd., Piscataway OF NEW JERSEY held at the Garden State Exhibit One of the main attractions of discounts available. • Dixie Mix, July 19. (732) 745-3030 440 River Rd., Branchburg Center, Davidson Road, Somerset the show is the parade of breeds, PAPER MILL PLAY- • Whitehouse Wind Re-creation of village from (908) 725-2110; on July 20 and 21, 10 a.m.-5 pm. hosted by CFA judge, author and HOUSE Symphony, July 26. the Colonial-era port of Karitan www.printnj.org The Garden State Cnt Club's cat expert Judy Thomas, An Brookside Dr., Millburn JOHNSON PARK Landing. Open to the public Open 11 a.m.-4 p.m. '66th Annual Cat Show will spot- informative and entertaining (973) 376-4343; CONCERTS 8:30 a.m.-4:15 p.m. Tuesday- Wednesday-Friday, 1-4 p.m. Ught 450 felines representing 37 presentation, with live examples www.papermill.org River Rd., Piscataway Friday, 1-4 p.m. Sunday. Guided Saturday. ..different breeds, as well as spe- of each breed, Thomas explains • "My Fair Lady," local pro- (732)745-3936 tours 11:30 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. • "Artist to Artist: Berlin to • dial household domestic cats. the ideal appearance, tempera- duction of Broadway/movie Shows in the bandstand 3 Tuesday-Friday, 1:30 p.m. New Jersey," to July 20. • Sknne of the featured breeds in ment and origin of each breed musical. To July 21. Admission p.m. Sunday. Free admission. Sunday. Free admission. Group SOMERSET this yearOs show include the with textbook accuracy and $59-$29; discounts available. • Paul Dehnz, July 21. tours by appointment. ART ASSOCIATION American Curl, Sphynx, Maine comic tongue. Call for show schedule. • Grupo Caribe, July 28. HUNTERDON Route 620, Bedminster Coon, Norwegian Forest Cnt, Local shelters will have res- SOMERSET VALLEY PATTI LaBELLE MUSEUM OF ART (908) 234-2345 'Siberian, Balinese, Birinan, cued cats and kittens for adop- PLAYERS 7:30 p.m. Friday, July 26 7 Lower Center St., Clinton Open 9:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. . Burmese, Ocicat, Persian, Exotic tion as well as information on Route 514, Hitlsborough Commerce Bank Park (908)735-8415 Monday-Friday, 9:30 a.m.-l:30 Shorthair, Abyssinian, obtaining a new pet and spaying (908) 369-7469; East Main St., Bridgewater Open 11 a.m.-5 p.m. p.m. Saturday. Himalayan, Somali, Egyptian and neutering a pet. www. svptheatre.org (908) 262-0700; Tuesday-Sunday. • "The Great Escape: The Mau, Devon Rex, Scottish Fold, The Meow Mall will feature • "Steel Magnolias," local pro- www.ticketweb.com • "Post-Systemic Art," to Rural Landscape," to Aug. 6. American Wirehair, Manx, merchants selling items for peo- duction of stage play/movie. 8 • Star of 70's band La Belle Sept. 15. WATCHUNG ARTS CEN- Cornish Rex, and American ple as well as cats along with p.m. July 19, 20, 26, 27, Aug. 2, (the original "Lady • Recent sculpture by TER 'Shorthair. heavily discounted pet supplies. 3; 3 p.m. July 21, 28, Aug. 4. Marmalade") and 80's solo/duet Meghan Wood, to Sept. 15. Watchung Circle, Watchung This year's guest speaker will Special awards will be given Admission $11; discounts avail- singer ("On My Own"). METLAR-BODINE (908) 753-0190; be Plainfield Animal Hospital's to shelter adoptees. The cate- able. Admission $50-$30. HOUSE MUSEUM www.watchungarts.org resident cat guru Devin T. gories include the longest TRILOGY REPERTORY LEGENDS OF ROCK 'N 1281 River Rd., Piscataway Open 1-4 p.m. Tuesday, Schimel, DVM. Dr. Schimel will whiskers, fluffiest tale, prettiest Pleasant Valley Park ROLL ALL-STAR REVUE (732) 463-8363 Wednesday, Friday, Saturday; speak on "The Geriatric Cat: face, most unusual color, and Route 512, Lyons 5:30 p.m. Saturduy, July 27 Artifacts of Lenni-Lenape 3-7:30 p.m. Thursday. How to Recognize the Signs of most striking marking and (908) 204-3003 Commerce Bank Park Indians and other peoples from • "Transformation" from Aging and What to Do." Dr. stripes. • "Into the Woods," local pro- East Main St., Bridgewater the land now known as Diana Hsu Kung, to July 20. Schimel, a graduate oflowa State Breeders from around the .University, hos worked at cats- country will have pedigreed kit- only veterinary practices and is tens of various breeds for sale. ' helping to raise the standards of They will answer questions ferine care in central New Jersey about what breed would be DINE WITH THE STARS in his position at Plainfield appropriate for one's lifestyle. Animal Hospital in South Tickets are available at the • Plainfield. He considers geriatric door. Adults are $8, seniors and Cats to be true Very Important children under 12, $6. Children Patients and enjoys talking under 5 are admitted free. about their specialized needs and For me information call Keith p^fbblems. Kimberlin at (732) 572-2504 or e- . 'Friskies will host a live seg- mail [email protected] or • ment of entertainment featuring [email protected]. •* *• QARWO0R NX NOW OPEN FOR LUNCH ITALIAN RESTAURANT ti LOUNGE $5.00 OFF 1/2 OFF /tuidi %ftcials DINNER LUNCH When you purchase a dinner When you purchase a lunch IIH9 Rariun Road. Clark • 732-3S1-2100 1IB9 Rarilun Rowl. Clark • 7)2-181-2300 E Not valid on Saturdays or holiday* 1 mull wrvnj lutwluy thru Friday JULY20-21""-"- h F'.n. AIII.II«T II. 2C01 Aiimut II. 2001 GARDEN STATE EXHIBIT CENTER SOMUtSET. NJ (1-217 TO EXIT 10) IMFO 792 Mt-4000 a ADMISSION: *8.°° ADULTS 1 $6.°° SENIORS & CHILDREN UNDER 12 Sl.OO OFF FULL ADULT ADMISSION WITH THIS COUPON Record-Press July 18, 2002 3670. and Science Center, 452 NewPark, Bridgewater, 7 p.m. Aug. R&B IN THE PARK — New Providence Rd., Mountainside, 7. $10. Tickets: (908) 322-4323, This week Power Soul. Echo Lake Park, SATURDAY 1:30 p.m. July 31. $4; no oneExt. 17. Mountainside, 7:30 p.m. Free. under age 4. (908) 789-3670. DOUBLE SHOT — The Rain update: (908) 352-8410. JULY 27 OLD GOLD — ThMahonee y Brothers; Joboanno & FAMILY BARBECUE — for Sensational Soul Cruisers, The Godsons of Soul. Echo Lake Newcomers Club of Westfield, 4-6 Motown tribute act. Echo Lake Park, Mountainside, 7:30 p.m. TUESDAY p.m. $10/family; bring a food or Park, Mountainside, 7:30 p.m.Aug. 7. Free. Rain update: (908) THURSDAY beverage to share. (908) 389-9248 July 31. Free. Rain update: (908) 352-8410. JULY 23 JULY 24 or (908) 233-5605. 352-8410. RUMMAGE SALE — benefit- SAFE BOATING — personal •ECO-ROCK' — with the JULY 25 FLEA MARKET — aintg Sisterhood of Temple Sha'arey watercraft course. Union Waldeck Family. Trailside BRASSED OFF? — Community Access Unlimited, 80 Shalom, 78 S. Springfield Ave., I' County College, 1033 Nature and Science Center, 452 Westfield Community Band W. Grand St., Elizabeth, 9 a.m-3 Springfield, 10 a.m.-3 p.m. Aug. | Springfield Ave., Cranford, 6-9 New Providence Rd., plays in Mindowaskin Park, COMING UP p.m. Aug. 3. Spaces: (908) 354- 11, 10 a.m.-noon Aug. 12. (973) i p.m. July 23, 25. Registration: Mountainside, 1:30 p.m. $4; no Westfield, 7 p.m. (908) 789- 'DINOSAUR DODOS' — with 3040, Ext. 366. 379-5387. \ (908) 709-7601. one under age 4. (908) 789-4090. Ruth Yablonsky. Trailside Nature PET FIRST AID — human BIG BAND — Brass Tacks, help for cats and dogs. Bed Cross 40Vstyle orchestra. Echo Lake office, 321 Elm St., Westfield, 7-10 Park, Mountainside, 7:30 p.m. p.m. Aug. 5. $35. Pre-registration Aug. 14. Free. Rain update: (908) just the place you need... required: (908) 232-7090. 352-8410. Westfield BLOOD DRIVE — at Red OLD GOLD — The Party •Sporadic N&d CfWdcare Cross office, 321 Elm St.Dolls, , "girl group" tribute act. JERSEY Westfield, 3-8 p.m. Aug. 7. Donor Echo Lake Park, Mountainside, Parent/Child Play Classes requirements: (800) NJ BLOOD, 7:30 p.m. Aug. 21. Free. Rain CFMTBR MARKET Ext. 140. update: (908) 352-8410. ^Children's parties and now. FUNDRAISER — BARACHOIS — Acadian song THURSDAYS 2 PM - 7 PM Emmanuel Cancer Foundation and dance. Echo Lake Park, (ROM THl GAHOf n (Scotch Plains) Night with Mountainside, 7:30 p.m. Aug. 28. V) have immediate full-time openings for 21/2 - 6 year olds. Somerset Patriots vs. Atlantic Free. Rain update: (908) 352- 8410. Ml goutf Ave. E. <»« uynsi State ucen«d cNWcare cemsr Air oondWoned City Surf. 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And there are some very prac- areas of the home that will most like- their door, whether they have any tical reasons for that trend. lure, of course, is the super-low mort- lawsuits, and of course tht" Sept. il ly result in a higher sales price. In experience or capability to handle gage interest rates. attack, many insurers have increased With sharply rising home prices in some cases (especially in remodeling these complex jobs or not. It's best to many areas, many families are opting Last year, the average pretax iu>t their rates. Insurers were hit with outdated bathrooms and kitchens*. contact a seasoned local firm, and be income for companies making home $8.9 billion in honu'-related under- to satisfy their need for more space by such a project can result in a price sure to check references and past cus- adding rooms to their existing house, loans was S 1,212 per loan. writing losses last year. ^ increase far more than the remodeling tomers. And use a comprehensive In addition to tln< low-interest rates, In many cases, companies are drop- rather than purchasing a new resi- cost. remodeling contract. dence. In other cases, the limited another factor contributing to the ping customer policies. State Farm Yet another reason for the current Remodeling is the second most fre- largo number of mortgage loans is the Insurance, for example, announced inventory of available homes in some remodeling trend is the availability of quent category of complaint received areas forces buyers to select and pur- generally relaxing of certain qualifica- they would not issue new hoineawnbir's funds for the projects by tapping the by the Better business Bureau. tion requirements. Some lenders are policies in Hi slates. • * chase a less than ideal home. After rapidly growing equity generated by closing the transaction, they immedi- now permitting well-qualified appli- Some insurers arc dropping policy- those rising home values. Money can Q. Is mortgage lending a profitable cants to have loans that will result in ately launch a remodeling project to r holders who file too many claims. he easily pulled out of that equity to business in today's market? mortgage payments being up to . )0 Sometimes a hmm> is automatically make the home right for their family. pay remodeling contractors. When home-buyers want remodeling A. Mortgage company profits almost percent of the family's total income. rejected if it has two or three claims/of On the downside of home remodeling doubled last yoar, according to reports That was unheard of a few years ago. any type iti the past three years, ' work following their purchase, they is the ever-present risk of dealing with can often arrange a mortgage loan from the Mortgage Hankers Ten years ago, the normal limit WHS 28 Some insurers use a little-known a shady or unreliable contractor. The Association and the Strutmor (Sruup. percent to 32 percent of tlu> family's database called CLUE (comprehensive that covers both the purchase and increasing number of remodeling pro- subsequent remodeling work. Profits are now more than when they income. Also, the average down pay- loss uiulerwriting exchange*. This jects is coupled with a growing num- reached record levels during tho lust ment for a first-time home-buyer has database contains about 90 percent of dropped to ',\ per-the insurance claims in the United cent, compared States, Insurers nri* now starting 'to with 10 percent a use the database not only to assess the Three agents honored at Burgdorff ERA office decade ago. risk of individuals, but are nlso sub- WESTFIELD — Joyce Antone, Dollar Sales Club Achievement Dollar Club, the NJAR (908)518-3772, email him at Ed- jecting homen to extensive background Donald Husch and Ed Feeley of Award for consecutive years, and Distinguished Club an award you [email protected] or visit CJ. Why is it so checks. \ Burgdorff Realtors ERA has nlso been honored with the are given for membership of 10 www.edfeeley.com. difficult to obtain It all adds up to a growing problem . Westfield office, ha%'e been hon- NJAR Distinguished Sales years or more. You can reach Don Judith A. Sugan, Vice a good homeown- for homo owning families —• finding, a ored as Listing Agents of the Award in 2000. Joyce was also on his direct line I'JOH 123:1-5291. President, Manager of Burgdorff er's insurance pol- source of homeowner insurance cover- Month for May 2002 with three named to the Burgdorff Ed has also been honored in ERA's Westfield, added that, "It icy? age for their homo, ' units each. President's Club for 2000-2002. Mny with Listing Agent of I he is obvious that hard work and Joyce not only has also been You can reach Joyce on her direct Month with three listings besides dedication to their clients' needs 'honored in May for the Listing line 008)233-3204 or email her achievement of Sales Agent for have resulted in high production Agent with three units listed but at Joyce-Antone burgdorff.com. May with four units. Ed, a broker for another fabulous month for also as a Sales Agent of the Don has also tied for Listing associate, was named to the Joyce, Dx)ii and Ed. They are Month with four units sold for Agent for May with three units NJAR Million Dollar Sales Club great role models for all agents. REALTY Mny. Antone has received many listed. Don, a broker associate, in 1997, 1999-2001. He was also We are very proud of Joyce, Don 'EXECUTIVES distinguished awards; she hashas boon a member for over 25 named to the Burgdorff KKA and Kd and congratulate all earned the Now Jersey years in the New Jersey President's Club 1999-2002. You three of them on their many out- Association of Realtors Million Association of Realtors Million can reach Ed on his direct line standing accomplishments." BERSE PROPERTIES Iktitseit MealL suite Broker Agents receive specialized advanced training 21 So. 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Elizabeth 1 Hauling Summit in the standings Senator*1 struck out .six while RECORD-PRESS nament for the county's third bit! scoring runs consistently through- — Steve Horn tossed a five-inning l*ietrucha tame up with au out- walking two and yielding four hits. Cranford imd Koselle wen- the out tiie game. In a 12-1 win over gem Monday ami hel|x\l his own standing effort of his own on tho Adams mid Kyle Haker each went Combining an explosive offense favorites to earn the top two spot* Elizabeth Monday Scotch Plains cause with his bat to lead Scotch moil ml .Saturday, lending Scotch ;i for -I and Anthony Spatola was 2 abd sound defense with a trio of heading into the week's action, scored runs in all five innings, and Plains to a 12-1 victory over Plains to a 9-1 triumph. for 3 witli a triple. dominating pitching performances with Scotch Plains setting its scored in five different innings in Elizabeth. Pielrucha vent the distance, Crtuiforci 9, Scotch Plains 8 the Scotch Plains Senior American sights on the county tournitmeiit wins over Summit and Railway. Horn struck out five, walked and carried u no-hitter into the — Trailing i»-l> in the bottom of the Legion squad won three straight slated to begin early in the week. "Right now we're hitting solid thrvo, yielded just two hits and fifth Ix'fore finishing with 10 seventh Scotch Plains rallied for and is making a push for a berth in Scotch Plains put all the pieces alt the way through the lineup," allowed just the one earned run in strikeouts, four hits, one walk and two runs but cauu* up one bit the stale tournament. together in winning three straight said Head Coach Hob (tuy. "We're the first tuning At the plate he sin- one earned run. Horn had another short, leaving the bases loaded and Scotch Plains stood at 11-6 heading into Wednesdays game uble to go through and score runs gled home two runs in the second, bin day at the plate, going 2 for -1 fell to Cranfnrd t>-H in a seesaw before finishing the regular season Dave Sena tore. Stove IHetrucha consistently -- a ample an inning. doubled home a run in the fourth with a two-run home run. Anthony game July it. with Clark Wednesday and Union and Steve Horn pitched three con- It doesn't matter who's up and had a bases loaded triple in I 'rhun WHS .'{ for M with a hunu* run Kevin Urban and Horn each Catholic yesterday. The top twosecutive gems over the {vast week "The defense h:is boon very the fifth to finish i! for -I with six and thrvo HHI. hud a liome run while Anthony squads in the Union County Senior while receiving perfect defensive, solid The last three games we runs batted in. Scotch PlniiiH 7, Kaiiway 1 — Urban belted two. American Legion League receive efforts and explosive offensive per- haven't had an error. The pitching Steve I*ietrucha went '.\ for If l>ave SenaUtrv started nil'the run Linden 7, Scotch Plains 6 — automatic bids into the state play- formances. can go deep into the ^unie. if with three KM and Kyle Adams i))' masterful pitching with a «nn- Linden milled from behind in the offs, with the third, fourth, fifth Scotch Plains has been able to they're not throwing a complete scored four times. plete «uim>, finir-hittor <)uly 11 in a bottom of the seventh to defeat and sixth place teams playing a hit throughout the lineup, rarely game" Scotch Plains », Summit 1 — 7-1 wm over Kahwtiv. Scotch Pliiins 7-« .July U. Westfield looking to make one final push for playoffs Cntnford imd Roselle were the two Westfield routed Clark 17-6 KKi'OHD-l'KKSS favorites for the automatic bids at FYiday. the lieginuiiig of the week. Kliziilwth 0, Weiitfleld 3 — After an mi and down season, Wi'Htfield ban been playing Hlair HiclmixlHon and Uriun Butts the West field Senior Ainericnn without it.s full compliment of pluy- each had two hits but Wo-stfield fell U'gion team in looking to finish ers for most of the season, but toKli/iiU'lh(i-a,luty8. with a flurry and qualify for the hojM's to IH< able to put together om< WcHtficId 16, New state playoffs. final push. Jay Cook, who has five Providence 2 — In tho first gnme Following u forfeit from Union wins on thoaenson hut has IR'VII in of II twin bill with New lYovidenco Monday Westfield stood SM-1 with (iiui nut of the lineup recently, Wesllit'ld exploded for 10 runs and five games remaining It WIIN ivtiiriiH to the squad todtiy idler won eusily Mike Sofka euntetl the Hchedult'd to battled Union iniu|M'tiii^ in yeHletdayH Snapple win on the hill behind the tremen- Catliolic Wednesday and Moselle Howl. Hrett Pimm should IH> back dous run support. yesterday and will travel to from a luinihtrnif; iiyury he suf- Ludmer led the t» - fi H r ft ! ACURAMDX «r-.-: w ACURA3.5RL HONDACRV HONDAACCORD HONDA CMC ACURA3.2CL a-wK HONDA S2000 COME CHECKOU«FUCES...HQEQE¥ BEATSTHEMl WE HONOR ALL CREDIT UNION it BUYING SERVICE DISCOUNTSI BRIDGEWATER iU rni/L f ,'liltilr, IroMi HMOS "Your Full Disclosure Dealer." "Your Full Disclosure Dealer." r. inlir. ii...]i HHIM I ION CORNER OF RT. 22 E. & SOMERSET ST., NO. PLAINFIELD ROUTE 22 WEST, BRIDGEWATER Mun \i\ MEN'S SOFTBALL INew Jersey wins The Office 8, Irish Pub 6 -*. ST. BART'S SOFTBALL bottom of the seventh until a games. For St. Blaise Mark JUNE 15 RESULTS groundout ended the rally For St. Reisberg and Tom Sherwin had In their best defensive game of the St. Anne 17, St. Paul 8 — Louis Ed Marchelitis had three two hits apiece, including doubles year the Office move to 2 games Kicking off a very busy week of hite. St. Louis' Bob Stratton had by both. over .500 for the first time in sev- iGovernor's Bowl action St. Anne stomped the hap- three hits and Malcolm Boone had St. Jude 11, St. Thomas 10 — eral years. Chip Weiss had a bases less St. Paul squad. Everybody con- four hits. Down by one in the top of the sev- clearing triple while Dennis Scotch Plains' Rob Mattar also tributed for St. Anne, with each St, Anne 17, St. Michael 15 — enth St. Thomas was unable to get Kosowicz, Jerr Halfpenny, Bill RECORIJ-I'HKSS played on New Jersey's offensive player getting a hit. Leading 8-0 in If you only had one hit in this game anything going and went down Hiaikle and Jerry Permoulie added line. the third, St. Anne broke the game you were a second-class citizen. St. one, two, three to end the game. St. 3 hits each. NEW YORK — New Jersey's "Their defense wasn't that open with a five-run fourth inning. Anne was the more consistent Jude scored four in the second and The Office, 18, Crest high powered offense stalled, but good," said Williams. "Our timing Tony Williams had four hits while team in the game, scoring multiple five in the fifth to up their wins to Refrigeration 8 — Larry Rehak it still had enough to topple New was off a little bit, but we still Bo Veeck went 5 for 5. Pete Glock runs in five innings. St. Michaels seven games. Darryl Eaton collect- hit a Grand Slam Home Run, Chip York for the fourth time in five pulled through. It was just a low and bob Gittleman had a pair of had a big second inning, scoring ed three hits while Dave Rothberg Weiss Homered and Lou Koehler years at Saturday's Governor's scoring game. eight runs but could not maintain and Nick Dinizo both had doubles had 4 hits as the Office surged past Bowl All-Star Football Classic. hits each for St. Paul. "The receivers and quarter- St. James 13, St. Michael 12 the same momentum throughout for the winners. For St. Thomas, Crest. The New Jersey stars backs weren't on the same page the game. For St. Anne nine play- Bob Stratton and Art Hobble had Comcast Cablevision 18, squeaked out a 7-0 victory in the whole game. The deep route — As always the James Gang did- n't make things easy for them- ers had three hit games. For St. three hits apiece. Marion Jacobson Roofing 15 — front of 3,000 onlookers at with me was open every time, we St. Joseph 15, St. Patrick 12 Brian Williams and Dom Deo had Columbia University's Baker just weren't connecting. That's selves. Trailing 12-5 St. Michael Michael Tony Giannaci and Bob scored five times on eight hits anil Ulchny had four hits each. — Eight runs after three innings 4 hits while Frank Bender hit 2 Field on the strength of a rock what happens when you only HR's and Angelo Corbo blasted a solid defense and Holy Cross have; a couple of practices with a scored again in the top of the sev- St. James 6, St. Paul 5 — and 12 at the end of five gave St. enth to pull within a run, but St. Suddenly St. James is on a mini Joe's the margin it needed to win Grand Slam Home Run for first High grad Wali Lundy's 40-yard quarterback." place Comcast. touchdown run in the first quar- New Jersey finished the day James was able to hold on for the roll. Winning their third straight the game. St. Patrick made a late win. Bill d'Eustachio had three hits game the James Gang is looking to run scattering six base hits and Antones Pub & Grill 16, ter to take a 4-1 lead in the 20 for 39 passing for just 128 Irish Pub & Grill 15 — In the series. yards. Lundy was the game's for St. James. Larry Szenyi con- move out of the cellar after an five runs in the top of five. St. Joe's The New Jersey squad had MV1', rushing for 103 yards on tributed three singles for St. abysmal start. As usual they had got doubles from Randy Grizzard conclusion of a game suspended hoped to utilize a run-and-shoot 12 carries. The lone scoring drive Michael. to make things interesting by and Rick Wusterfeld. For St. Pat's after 7 inning Antones came back offense but the quarterbacks and was a 70 yard, nine play march St. Louie* 15, St. Thomas 14 — allowing St. Paul to score three Ken Larson and Kevin Woodring with 3 runs in the last of the 8th receivers had a hard time hook- in which Williams caught two Things were certainly lively in thus runs in the fifth. With the tying each had three hits. inning for the win on Vic Gorman's and winning runs on base two con- Standing* sacrifice fly. ing up. Scotch Plains-Fanwood passes for eight yards and Lundy slugfest. Matching each other on Angafe Division High's Ray Williams caught four took a handofT on u fourth-and- an inning by inning basis St. Louis secutive fly outs ended the game. St. Joseph 8 5 Antones Pub & Grill 22, passes for 20 yards, but just one up the middle, then dodged appeared to pull away with five For St. James Bob Elmi, Tony SI Blaise 7 5 Irish Pub 13 — Antones borke Scarfuto, Fran and Steve St. Jude 7 6 the game open in the bottom of the barely missed connecting on sev- two tacklers before out running runs in the sixth and seventh. St. Anne 4 8 eral game-breakers. lie also everyone to the end zone with However St. Thomas made; things Magnotta each had two hits. For St. Paul 1 12 6th inning with 6 runs including a returned two punts for 12 yards. 9:21 left in the first quarter. interesting by scoring four in theSt. Paul John Gcrdan had three Salntc Division Home Run from Vic Gorman to ice hits and Pete Glock, Joe Shea and St. Louis 11 3 the win. St. Patrick 10 3 Matt Fugett had two hita. St. Thomas 9 S Antones Pub & Grill 13, St. Louis 9, St. Blaise 5 — The St. Michael 4 9 LeggMason 4 early season coaching genius of St. James 4 10 Irish Pub 19, Union Center Tom Sherwin is coining into ques- UNION COUNTY SENIOR National Bank 7 wiU defend myself against North Western Mutual tion as the Blaise dropped to 7-5 SOFTBALL after their loss to St. Louis. Shut JULY 12th RESULTS Investments 18, Crest out for five innings the ST. Blaise Union Center National Refrigeration 17 squad was down seven runs. A late Bank 13, North Western Creative Industries 21, II Enroll In Tiger Scftulmann's Karate and give your routine a whole new makeover. rally got them to within four, but Mutual Investments 7 — For the Giardino Ristorante 13 — Bob with anemic hitting in this game Bank Bob Renaud, Joe Trembulak, Canales, Ray Cozzarelli, George You'll crank up your eneroy and have a whole new outlook on going to the gym. they were doomed. St. Louis had Tom Connolly contributed 3 hits Merlo, BUI Ritchie, Ed Malko.Sy Keith Gibbons with three hits and each and Jim D'Arcy played an Feingold and Joe Murano all con- : liwotl by July 31st and Saw! five other players with multiple hit excellent game at third base. tributed to Creative's offense. ; * PMEI private lesson * FNNE uniform * FME month of karate * 19B Route 22 West YOUTH SPORTS Blue Star Shopping Center, Watchung Pfco«: (908) 322 8443 BASEBALL over Mountainside, Chatham and and Gabriel O'Leary who chipped Florham Park. Steve Forgash in with five points apiece. Claire The Westfield Blue 9-year-old paced Blue against Mountainside Bennet, Rose Driscoll and baseball squad finished second in with three runs batted in while Stephanie Slodyczka each had a group often teams in this year's Matt Glover and Evan Heroux four points. Elizabeth Harbaugh Roselle Park Tournament. each reached base safely in three led St. Helen's with 10 rebounds of four trips to the plate. C.J. as St. Helen's beat the Edison Westfield dropped the tourna- Meyer went wild against Sorrows 30-11. ment final 4-1 to a tough Iselin Chatham knocking in five runs In Game 2 St. Helen's put up squad. Ben Kraus and Daniel while Zach Archambault and 43 points led by Gabriel O'Leary's Kerr were strong on the hill in Zach Cornwell each reached base 14 points. Stephanie Slodyczka the final but Blue was unable to safely three times. Matt Rivera and Katherine Ruhno had eight muster enough offense to come crushed the ball against Florham each, Erin Miller had five points, away with a victory. Park driving home three runs to making 5 of 6 from the free throw Westficld advanced to the close out the week for Blue. line, as a team St. Helen's shot 9 finnla with an 11-1 win over for 11. Rose Driscoil played an Hoimdel. Against Holnidel, Blue BASKETBALL excellent all around game scoring was led by strong pitching from The St. Helen's 7th/8th grade four points and making six steals. Ben Kraus, who fanned six over girls basketball team has gotten Elizabeth Harbaugh had two three innings, and Taylor Brand, off to a fast 3- 0 start in the West points and eight rebounds. Claire who closed the door in relief. Orange Summer Basketball Bennet snared 16 rebounds to Blue's top sluggers, Daniel Kerr League. The team is made up of help St. Helen's dominate the and Ryan Heine each drove in a 11 7th graders and one 8th grade boards, as St. Helen's beat the pair of runs in the win while player. Verona Blue Angels 43-11. speedsters C.J. Meyer and Dan In the first game St. Helen's In game 3 St. Helen's beat St. Eliades each stole a pair of bases. used a balanced scoring attack Thomas of Bloomfield 32-21. In league play, Blue raised its led by Danielle Infantino's eight Gabriel O'Leary led the balanced presented by overall record to 14-8 with wins points, followed by Erin Miller St. Helen's attack with 10 points. 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Award Higgins is speaking of Carl O'Brien, a Plainsboro resident HILLSIDE - Rich Liebler of who attended the "Tee-Up for Hillside Auto Mall has won the Transplants Golf Invitational" at 2002 Newsweek/Washington Post the Royce Brook Golf Club, All-Star Dealer Award for excep- Hillsborough, on Tuesday, June tional community, customer and 11. industry service. The award was presented dur- Sponsored by the New Jersey RICH LIEBLER Organ and Tissue Sharing ing the 25th Annual Automotive Network, New Jersey's organ Congress hosted by the American major employers, taxpayers and procurement organization, the International Dealers Association generous contributors to local Invitational was a natural for (AIADA) May 21-22 in civic, you and charitnble organiza- O'Brien, an avid golfer who Washington, D.C. tions," suid AIADA President works for Robert Wood Johnson Serving the area for more than Walter E. Huizengii. "AIADA is Hospital, n long-time supporter 27 years, Liebler's franchises proud to recognize Rich Liebler for of the Sharing Network. include Ford, Lincoln-Mercury, his exceptional civic achieve- As part of the event, Belle Subaru, Suzuki, Kia and Daewoo. ments." Mead Garage agreed to stake the In 1996, Liebler co-founded the "Whether they are helping Sharing Network with a special Youth Automotive Training Center, underprivileged children, provid- prize: a brand new 2002 Jeep which trains ut-risk and troubled ing educational sponsorships or Liberty for anyone who shot a young adults to become auto tech- volunteering at social centers, hole-in-one on the hole that nicians. Students take part in an automobile dealers make a differ- Belle Mend was sponsoring: intensive, yearlong program that ence in their communities every- number 8. teaches life skills as well as techni- day. Newsweek and The And that's just what Carl cal automotive training and offers Washington Post are proud to O'Brien did: he hit a hole-in-one an alternative to life on the streets. sponsor the All-Star Dealer on No. 8, and won the new Jeep A former Marine pilot who awards, which honor the dealers' Liberty. earned the Distinguished Flying tremendous contributions," said Bo The hole pluycd at 175 yards, Cross in Vietnam, Liebler person- Jones Jr., publisher and CEO of with bunkers to the right and ally dedicates two or three hours a The Washington Post. ; left of the slightly elevated Posing In front of the new Jeep Liberty that was a prize for a recent hole-ln-one at a benefit golf outing art Kip dny at the school to keep students Jones presented the awards green. A witness says O'Brien's Higgins, owner, Belle Mead Oarage; Mara Barlow, director of public affairs, The Sharing Network and Owl "on the straight and narrow. Since May 21 at the All-Star Dealer ball was classic: it soared O'Brien, winner of the Jeep Liberty. , • 1997, more than 150 men and awards ("Jala at the J.W. Marriott straight up, bounced once or women have completed the course, Hotel. The nation's top automobile twice on the green, and then the history of the Club who shot brand new Jeep Liberty is even Jeep Liberty to try it on for which boasts a state-of-the-art dealers, industry executives and rolled to its natural home. a hole-in-one on the 8th.. better." lie Sharing Network seized facility and top-notch training. members of Congress attended the The Club's Event Coordinator, O'Brien said; "Scoring a hole- Afterwards, there was much opportunity for Homo pictures. Liebler is now working on expan- event. Former Minmi Dolphins fanfare and congratulations. Kip lliggins is still telling the sion, outreach to younger children Joe Mulligan, Bays that O'Brien in-one is exciting. Having the coach Don Shula was the keynote joined just two other players in opportunity to wnlk away with a O'Brien climbed into his new Htorv. ?J and post-graduate programs. speaker. With funding from Ford, To be eligible for nomination, Liebler's program is now serving us automobile retailors must submit Survey discovers that women prefer sport-utility vehicles a model for similar training centers detailed financial forms and an in- throughout the U.S., and the Pence; depth biographical profile outlin- (NAPSI)-When shopping for a 23.9 percent of the time, making practice, hauling groceries ami iii|4 trailer on a family vacntidj). Corps is seeking to duplicate the ing their community and industry new car, women now favor sport- them women's No. 1 vehicle running other errands. Plus, women with more than t^o program in 20 Eastern European service. An independent panel of utility vehicles (SUVs) over any choice for the first time ever. 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Responsible For Typographical Errors, See Dealer For Oet(" 8 Mlnneakonlng Rd., Flemington, NJ 08822 -July 19, 2002 R»cord>Press Medical Help 250II Medical Help 250II Medical Help 250 LaaMnf (or a Federal or Postal Je*T What leaks MERCHANDISERS INSURANCE/ OFFICE i hi •11 DENTAL Ilka the ticket la a se- compute*! Final out how MEDICAL OFFICE cure Jefe mtaht be a Part Time RECEPTIONIST TYPIST ADMINISTRATIVE to saot a radical MtHrta PT Receptionist and NURSE scam. Fof Information, scam from the> Federal HOME DELIVERY FT/PT. Specialty office is FT Medical Assistant. PT, Mod., Tue$., Thurs. i call the Federal Trade Advantaea/Pnrow has PT for doctor's office. 4 Frf. S-3 for busy Chiro- SUPPORT Trad* Commission, 1- seeking an individual, who For specialist office in afternoons. Pleasant en- Commission, toll-free. 1- excellent opportunities is motivated & profes- practic Office. Seeks or- •77FTC HIL». * IM» MANAGER Summit. Experience vironment. Venipuncture •77FTC-HfLf», or vtsH for Merchandisers at su- Small establishsd sional. Good pay. No ganized person with preferred. Fai resume: / assist with procedures. www.ttc.aov. * moaaaie permarket customers In Chatham Co. Require- eves, or weekend. Fax re- medical Insurance etp. anal the FTC. 908373-3210 from NIM PubtlaMnf ana) the Crantord area. Suc- ments to include strong NJN Publishing Is sume 90B-232-4662 94M-654-S5T7 ffiTht Should ba detail-oriantad. the FTC. cessful candidates must WP/computer skills, tele- seeking a newspaper Friendly atmosphere. possess a valid driver's phone coverage, data en- TRUCK DRIVER/ Circulation Manager to Call Berkeley Heights license, reliable trans- try, and 1 to 2 years e«pe- manage our home de- Chiropractic Canter © portation. Travel required. rience. Competitive livery network In Union 3-PWwtth Steal OFFICE CLERK LABORER s Appio« salary. Full time, benefits, County. FT Berkeley Hgts Area. Wtth COL/A or B, have ex- Complimentary Golf Clubs 'U'l Value Casual a. friendly atmos- We otter competitive 401K. Fax resume to: perience In paving 6 oper- $7-t9 phere. General office du- hourly wages, mileage •7343S-4M3 or call ating machines. Great sal- Prior experience with ttos inc. phone/computer allowance, tolls and pos- ary. CaM MezxMeM total nurkel distribu- Apex Plus Irons >.. skills. '•• resume to sible eligibility for our tion systems Is pre- LaM •HI Work from fKW-7«M>4a7 or 401K plan. For Immediate ferred. This position Call consideration, please call: requires that you have Fhmt, call UM 1»0O«2210O3 fOE PAINTERS reliable transportation. 'aslaral Ttaate Commla- For Your This is not an office «t«n te flntf MM tvow ta Skilled craftsmen job. This Is a full time •pot waffc.at-hama Advantage/Pezrow needed. We offer top job with major respon- schemes. 14T7-FTC- pay, yr. round work, pd. Convmnlmneo sibility tor setting up 1 CLASSIFIEDS... 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CniiW. rehabilitation agency has established multi-disciplinary teams to help Patrick Flanagan, Alloy WhkS« SyyKoyk'H tlltly *M IM Slowi ,l« iv (. 11 Moon iiml i. nkl Bowft Ita(l) Hid Sis rkin"ulv.v w/Blatk Lltir. 11,250ml. Union, Warren and Hunterdon County adults who have serious mental ClrcuMian Mraclar, HOME DEL/VERY MANAGER • 2yii or 100,000 lot.il wludo mill", fiuin the itiii' of [ illness live successfully in the community. 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SILVIE P/U. automatic Iransmlsslon, a/c, 6 cylinder engine. 4 door, alrbaos, 24 hour 2 door. 4WD, 6 cyl, auto transmission, p/stMiing, p/brafces, air conditioning, 4 doo( 4WD, 8 cyl, auto trans, p/steering, p/brakes, air cond, dual atrtoags, 24 roadside asst, cd player, 4WD, power steering, powor brakes. MSRP: $24,208. dual alrbags, roof rack, bucket*, 24 hr rdtlde asst, cc, tin, tint, p/wlndows, hr rdside ust, cc, tilt, tint, p/wlndowi, p/locks, CD player. MSflP: $35,335. Vinl2Z2 W274. StklHI 6. Price Includes: $2500 factory rebate, $1530 dealer disc, p/locks, cassette, CD player, rr delr, sunroof. MSRP: $2»,85O. Vlnl1K204121. Vlnf 20173699. Stkt2452. Price includes: S2S00 factory rebate, $3493 dealer $400 college graduate (If quatlt and S7S0 Chevrolet lease loyalty". Stk«1628. Price Includes: $400 coHege graduate (H quaDt and 16334 Passer Disc. disc, $400 college QHdual* (if qual|t and S75O Chevrolet last* loyalty". Iff* CH1VMUT lttl CtUVBOUT 1999CHIVROUT G3VSLO-M4 —l/-^/-^f f I. Auto transmission, 4 cylinder, p/steering, p/brakes, air cond, alrbags. p/wlndows, Auto trans, 4 cylinder engine, p/»teering, p/brakes, air cond, rear def, dual Extended cab pick up, 4X4,6 cylinder, 5 spd man trans, p/steering, p/brakm, rear defrost, bucket seats, cassette, tint. 49,555 miles. Vin#T723B722. alrbags, bucket seats, cass, tint. 45.743 mi. Vin*WZ411538. air cond, dual alrbags, cassette, tint. 16,845 miles. Vinfxsi 13962. Ittt CUtVftOUT 3001 CtWVMOUT BLRZER Auto trans, 6 cyl eng, p/s, p/b, air cond, p/locks, roar defrost, Automatic, 4X4,6 cytlndor, p/s/b, air cond, p/windows, p/locks, Automatic, 6 cylinder engine, p/s/b, a/c, p/w, rr derr., dual alrbags, cassette, cruise, tilt, tint. Vln#X8i 13962.43,146 mi dual airbags. bucket seats, tilt, 14,002 mi. Vin #16947804. airbags, tint, cc, tilt, 24,245 ml. Vin #19339254. MOM VfcfW HWMs»t)«M>OMI CHIVtOUT •WMaVi •JUM-KIWI umqn y / ///H|u>|M MOMf ^P^V^y^f^S^S^SBSa^^^^BJ // ROUTE 28 WtllTHlO / / IOUU1 ^M| uum __-• —^20 ' wnmDO | | [ MHWW 1 wumu 1 1 1 CUUK | ONI MM Uklt OP IXiT 137 «• 041-1414 n CHEVROLET VISIT OUR WM Mil M Prices include a! costs to be paid by the consumexr excepexceptt fo forr licensinglicensing,, registratio registrationn anandd taxes taxes.. Price Pricess avail avail,, o onn in-stoc in-stockk unitunitss onl onlyy '0% financing on select new vehicles in stocUo qual buyers, must have primary lender apprvl. in Iiey ol reb. \h qual tor cd yr college w/in the last 6 mos. "Must currently be in GMC lease. Photos used for layout purp only. Offers cannot be combined w/any other offer. Not resp for typo errors. Offers expire 7/31F/31/0Z, - Shop the Fishing around for extra cash? classified ads first. il>, W No matter what you're *^i looking for, begin your search in the classified Sell those no-longer section. Everything from careers to cameras used items for and cars are waitingfor yo u in the classified ads. classified the first place to look for everything classified the first place people look for everything. July 19, 2002 Record-Press Medical Help 250 H Sales Help 2651| Homes for Sale 330II Real Estate Apartments II Housing || Office Space Office Space Merchandise || Estate & Tag . Jl Wanted U 435II for Rent tnn II Sales 545 MEDICAL (Unfurnished) 405 II to Share Antiques II COUNTER |ips3^™™Eidl. ALUANY CONDITION CtlANFOIID- 3 br., 2 Ml =t»sp. Male^emaie to share 3 IWO Sq. Ft. ol Otfic* ASSISTANT lam. cm. w/Tireplace, deck, BIRKELEV HEIGHTS ESTATE SALE- 422 N. " SALES Cash paid lor your prop- baths, format dining room, bed. house In Crantord. For ••MC* on 1st fir. of newly L'AkWIANGE LeHo- FT or PT, Needed lof chi corner lot. $399,000. »0*- new Kit, NYC style IMng men Mo 94M-272-5717 constructed building on DOWNTOWN - 390 and vers For talei Herend. T71-OSO4 erty, fast closing. No fit 7/19, Set 7OQ, »3, LK DR ropractic office In Ber red tape Call Today. waMnaasy wak to town and South St. in New Provi- 750 tf avail. M*y be Baccarat. Tabacco Leaf. FT, hourly wages 4 tanfts. Combined Cal Lan«- tun, araJquss, HH kelcy HtisjhlB. 4-8:30 pm EUA Qua an Crty W—Wy Iran <* ekwst f*». 11980. mo. dence. 4 parking spaces. Lynn Chase, Antique (5 nights/per wh.), and Will train. Apply In per- - Orca 1900. •orriat: fM«-»07-*M0 CompMi Dorasras. Completely restored 5 BR A»k lor Lydla © Will build to suit. Call S/S Flitware S Gor- alternating Saturdays e- son. WesHield Lumber •0«-4«4-4642 ft Home Center, 700 N. 1 ',i BA Cotarsat. Includes MeV4fO-M3S Call Carol 9 908-301-2048 CLASSIFIED geous Walnut Table 6pm. Must be an «nei •M-273-06M getic individual with Ave. East. Westtield. EIK w/gtanite counters • RAHWAV-newty renovated. Stainless Steel appt.. Pal- 3BR. LH, OR, EIK. laundry CHATHAM- eiecutive space Rooms good communication Real Estate Rentals Center a* town, great location CLASSIFIED? *killi. .Will train the right ladium windows, front ft & garg. No pats, non- 908-232-8855 back porcfes 4 park like S73-633-CS7B (Furnished) peraon. Call flO«-««S- smoking, f 1400 + utils. 1 Gl 0770 ot fat resume to: property Asking (494.900 Apartments V» mo. sec. 732-382-3787 Call Classifieds EH* Muter CLASSIFIEDS... SUMMIT: Room lor rent Employment •04-3T2-297O (Furnishedl 400 • 2~° Fl., 2 br., LR, S110 per week. Lie. R/E Kit., all util.. garage, near Agent. Call 006-596-0522 Trans., no pets. Avail. 7/1. THEY WORK! Trades WESTFIELD- 4br. Cape CHATHAM- 1 * 2 BR Fur- $1500. PO Boi 1341, MEDICAL Cod. CM. screened porch nished apts., center CUSTOM!* SCftVKC PfT CHILOCAME. Fast paced office supply co. COMPANIONS, NANNVt needs enp. person to an- Live In/out. Good help. swer the phone, take or- •T*2T*4Ht 7 YEAR ders. ZS/hra per wh. S10/hr., WWW.LIKON.Nt7T 12 nooo-5 pm CaH Suppiies- 70,000 MILE Supplle*. Kenltworth HOUII CLIANIMQ- sX>a> 272-5100 Brazillan Itdy will clean your house or office Eip, LEGAL good rets A good price. Acuro Inhnltl 1994 C260 $11,900 Call Mary tM-7S*VJMh> 1W8 Integra LS $12,450 2000130 $20,900 G/eeivIon 6c\1 4di auto SECRETARY/ • Polish Silverluu JQI 4dr outo Crvnpgn'C' fc>1 4 Ji onto 81 <1«mi VINKFCM73CU PARALEGAL lady. up. itfo, own trans, 72 601 mi V1N WSOOO6S2 32 2! 1 mi VlN VI107PM 1992 1901 2 6 $B,900 BRAND NEW Margaret >08/429-2095 ! BRAND NEW TJUM £ /VUM#IV I If Weslfleld: P/T 1998 2 3CL $14,600 Mercedei VCM>' 'Tan ^ cyl d dt uvito 2OO2 CHRYSLER 2002 CHRYSLER I0PW A COMIHy LA 114.850 mi VlN (afte(noons). For small HOUSCKEKPCIt*, Nea.'Uin •lev' ^ dr auto 2000 CLK32O $37,500 NANNK S, tUMft CAM 4* d>1 aulol'ins pm 5litHki*»v!Hks«iii's mil AkU W sldikKass lilt CIUISU I Jel. JJI.V6 autolians iwisliAIBVkMnni MSI M imM AMI W swimiciss, r*l. 10 Us general practice firm, «JM mi VNWUXHSW 1963 190 $4,750 Ig'S tv:kH ml wp a!um *hl$ Jual on l!,ios MSIU'S.'O 190 Slk JSS.'.K) VIHIMMISW experience In estates^ Al nationalities/Lie. Bonded niMos doth Lickis Un.il an l\.njs uU Aip 7 (Uss sflalliu rwiy SILIIC surl^'Hwn gls. lug tacV 1996 2 5TL $12,«0 ::>4l.Vi iin VlNYf 1?3 Blk'Bufs.) 4i-yl 4d) auto DuvpnC9»w J1000 Flab SIOOOPvftvulUiitrfc&fWHw.' M U'*J Hnd iiqiuil" 48no MSnl'V7i94h Slk #iraxj.VINf!H19S.XV Ihi«(iiwiik1 WIO lleli &S400H«c Ct* probale. Litigation and/or AURORA AQINCT rlosed end I«»S9 » l.'.OCUVniyi I *c ItwiwHi" S118.1 Sti ousl cash • J,VI 44 islp>niit Giail Hi* il niur 4U iim chjsed *TU loasa w t? COO nuyi lie itweafisi 1112/34 nisi li'B.OMnsi VlN KXWWU v real estate eiperlence a 170 Morris Ave., L. Br, NJ Sd.'Gry 6cyi •' tii auto 2OO0S43O $51,500 $59JOai*l« = ttOOCl6Malimn-a TUpynns S'IJCCO l. 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JuvCimswTw lnusBCish $im) til -an.: SI 5 OW 02 Pwrti o(il tl \tuo end JHW.1 U'jsu nvl 1.KXM Corauinw I MS« 732-322-3369 VI (VII mi VlN IC0UW Blk.Bik 8i->l Aiii auto Mitsubishi well organized and pos- 199VGatantfS $11,600 Ow»i Loyait* Hsu rf gudi- d-Moo (I* i\«i GMJ nut -iiiujr fasti IKKW Ownm Uvilly 8»b if qual' & S400 Mm- Cull (irjiD Het> il qual' sess good communica- BMW E.7 3M mi V1NVAi)l??:'H Condos & tol)o;Kiii ft cyl •! ill. aulo . ^-»- OH BU ¥ FOR ONLV tion skills. neiaae> f» 1999 3231 $22,400 I999ML320 $27,250 PVVBOmi VINXU1-1.IMJ8 your nsmw 4 l Townhouses 320 Rlk/Sand.o cyl 4 c* auto Silver i."-iy 6 cyt fJ.)V auin $ 1996 3000GISI $14,250 WO'8 nil VlN XCABbl 38 1 •OMM-7123. .Ifi I. ..' mi VlN XA065fl8'/ Gio/Hin 6 ,.-yl 2 ill. nulo I Wo 5261 $25,600 1999 C23OW $20,400 82 689 mi VlN tVlXMOBf! ^77" ^21,142 In this newspaper Is iu£ $221- 16 865 TEACHERS'ASST. )ect lo the Federil Fair GMW'-I •'•', Jc,l i>i .. . > till AMIU -.I cyl, nutii l ,wn »lirt»Vi. noAIH, 1999',i Path LI $16,600 AIH AH1W ^imi IDI N M yt\,«» I iM UJ* slil InkInks wnuiVkbwiniiVkb. 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Record-Press July 19, 2002 GLOBAL AUTO IVIALLCiD «908H5?-4000 • litTimiluym • New Job • Reposset(iom| • IccMt Graduate * I" The Military • Immigrant • Sliw PaymMt * Me Meiey Dawn. lanhniitcy MPIR 1 tmmmn III Nil ill (1-800-639-2133)' MITSUBISHI'S •TOO GOOD g g TO BE TRUE" CRLRNT LRNCER JULY CLEARANCE EVENT UP III TO 1SI1 =. -£ .=. .1115 U4H 9489 U2.48B PAYMENTS .113989 Pick up. 4 cylinder, p/a/h, iiir. iiitliags. lAfltir.v AM/FM 112.58Auto, « cyt, Ktt. e>. lucM t*. 1/OUM, P«9 pt». rtar Automatic, 6 cyHider, pMb, anaibape, bucket aaati, T/tfm. p delmal. CD, VM2U07700I. SStocMMot, fcfcpli6jfi7Pnc. Auto. 4 cytoder, p/«/t an. 4 df Duct rt wait. Ut. p«. power dew alorau. Vml2H2iJ2n, SlrjcHAIIKMI, M«|>:$M,rt>'j, !'«• raar del, CD player. Vini2M712]77, SloctMllll, Mvp: iotk*. real def/oii, CD piar^t Vi^e*E' Z&445. Sittuoo. M5/P Inolurlm (WO Crtlogu Orwt Ftuti.-ile (il n ml) $3000 Fui.lwy inciudid M $S0O CoteCt w OOrid fl*b*t* (if qual). WOO Faclwr FOR AN $I8,34S, Pries Includoi MOO Colitis Gfad H«t>«l» DOUBLE CNOmUfUIKM RECENT ELHNTRR Hyundai YOUR Advantage* AMERICA'S BEST DOWN WARRANTY 10 YEAR PAYMENT 100.000 MUE 4 cyl. p/a/b681. m.vtimft- bucket i»«u. 24 tv5 r/t aurtt. Wt. 115.484 cylinder, power iteeFlng, powei brahoi. atr conitilKinrng5 . Aiitowillc. Ve, p/iA), ak, attage, root rack, bucket* Mrt, 24 hi. el. ca»Min». & tpew), tilt wtleel, AM/FM n'cn!liill»,hniil lop, h tnetd mfl, « CO, tlip open wmdo», rllum, iHiiry, CIXIV. tpw. VKiticMU49, whert CMMttc, 5 sped, VnHUHSMS, StortHH»W, Uvp Wn»W3795t I, SfMA»l6HY. Uup Jl 1^12. Pnc* ndudM yinlJP7M«SI. SlocklAWJf, 1Mnp. iJO.Jno Pclct mi.luil» SiKMAMiT hkrp.»»»». PHcatnkjdee l«6collg.Ond RaMa »M8, MM indudH J1000 Cokgt Gri Mutt r< 94 *1«» $1000 Coleoe Oed Babata MguaJ). S'M) Factgn Ftebtu f4C0 College Oiad Hibate I' qual), 1S0O Mililirv nubain pi qtmll, UO00 Factory Rebate, IWO UiMan Rebate (it Qual). S500 j tiOOO Global Hyundai Owner Heinle (il gull} (jMg»IIJIOO^M«tchirouiDo«mPii saicTMOoas 5YEAR t«MI H8.985 Auiomatic. Vf, pit ait, autagt. njol racl. bucket mit. 24 M t/t Auto, G ry(. i\Z\\< mr. ,i«ilww5. Inn M s 11O75 "1448* torn «^*A tslnd, tutft seoti :i r5< ri nut WlHy Ml. TAjUsv p«. |x)l, [Aiflufi, km uis. n\if dehosl, ra tuBtanc*. etui*, tit, t*. T/o>». pit. fd. pta«i. »*M» teet taeieifc Auto, 4 cyl. p/s/b. mr, 4 iti, du*l utMQl. bucket >«>(». 24 ht lfl'tJial alum ithralv flip opm wiiita*. t L>nt s|J.irc illuni «nlr> & CD. dip ope'i window, ilrum eniry. conv. »pare, Vmr7C?685$9L r/t aHlstmice, koyl»ii enlry, crulM. tilt. T/gKM. P*. P<*l, 4, StklAMOJE. Mvp S^.^-: ^ru r im It^Fi-v $400 StttklM2!kt. Ihrp. £».*», Pnce retries $ *» Colage Ond ftrtaH arm, real doh»t. CO. VinezZAMOMe. StockeAMl HY, Mufi: Ste.693. Pnce includes $1000 Coll. Qrad R«tMt* (if qua1! 1 ion. VWJJJOW V»r< Pnc« reluOn I'M Ct>U«t Snd t Gi.vi filial* (if qn,V). SSCKJ M.I un, UtbMc 1.1I qtul). SSO^ lit quad. t«100 U»* Cash (it quiil. J500 IMIary Hetiale ft queft. $»0 I ReaRoi Rebate l 9999 10999 12.999 13 999 •13999 '14999 mm, W, (». p* ^""«v CUM*. B.BT a, >W>'JMMt SfcffSit •uai MI onuui «m ii in 14999 16999 16 999 •17999 *17.999 21599 SUGU00 *«J» an VI »1*. 1979. ffte loHfMf offers * largest selec WC9S includs all COSlS to be paid by a consumer except for licensing, registration & taxes i includes all rebates i incentives.^! special financing in l«u of rebates to qualified buyers. * Up to 60 months on select 2002 Chevy vehicles with approved credit in lieu of rebates "Offer with approved credl Deafer to subsides monthly lease payment !o buyers source until 1/03. Payments calculated at a A Tier Finance Rate. ""Seventy of credit situation may affect down payment, APR & terms. Bankruptcies must be discharged Job S steady residence required. fOn select new 2002 vehicles. ttUp to 36 months, to qualified buyers on a!! 2002 Mitsubishi vehicles S 2003 twipSo IJOUDOS 12k/20«. HYUN accf8dHed4yeart...,_ . . . , . , . , ...... Military ID) $500 Realtor Rebate {to qualify you must be a member ol the National Realtor Association) $! OM Owner Loyalty |to qualify you must be current Chryler lessee). $500 Cherokee Bonus (to qualify you must be coming out of Cherokee Lease). MITSUBISHI: Don't Leave Mitsubishi Rebate (to duality >ou must be comjng oui of Mitsubishi Lease 6/1/02-7/31/02. All advertised vehicles sold cosmetically as is. Ad offers cannot be combined. Photos are used for layout purposes only. Lessee resp. (or maintenance excess wear & tear. Prices subject to change. Not responsible lor typographical errors. July 19, 2002 Itocord-Press D-1- Automotive/Classified v.ft- CAR&TRUCK Family Of Dealerships Pre-Owned Vehicles ui I 1111 I I •ll(i\MMl4 \llil \\\\\W *)t III ItlM 1 '< K lU'k, I'ollll.li d\|l < |U'\ \ I I K ,l( Call ()OS-7SS :.ill WS-TSJ-.VUI 1998 FORD TAURUS 1999 FORI) ES(X>RT SE SPORT 1996 IMHMil; CARAVAN 2000 KIA SPORTAKE IX 4X4 1996 PONTIAC SUNFIRE 1999 CHEVROLET CAVALIER LS 4-Or trC* Era. Autt. 4 Or 4 ty £^) Aulo V«ii Auto [r«rn. rWl). Vf> I '«J 4 Of, SUV Auto 4 Oy' I tMJ /•in »WH 4 Cvllnli™ Irw J 111 AIIIII Ttmii v»f(M) 4 Cyl 111- PSftWMM,Cw T*. W AJ CtuM T C!i*nSW)V, An l»wl I'SHWnM kiMuii. A.I An AIIIII PS.1I. A« An H.vj III Hiil £tt ti\4\ I mil I nil !'.'< 'HI ki An, Hi Mill. 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Ttl pymls - $16,524 Til con! - $19,024. I V 4. oilo OH Hum. climbing corporate I AH>M/PM 5l«n» VS Ouio iio'n «/OD. p»> rt/-WI«hA»Wi AJf. AW" I o con. ftn, tiuii* i J«l, t'ni 'ten!1. | THOMAS THOMAS If \ Mini- limit 1 I'rinnlstr. \l // \ WlH <• I / / hiiniil %'• 26,995 — 369 SOUTH AVENUE EAST — 369 SOITHAVH. EAST — 369 SOUTH AVENUE EAST — WESTFIELD, 1\J • (W 232-6500 WKSTFIEII),NI WESTFIELD, NJ • (W 232-6500 (90H) 232-6500 Prim incl all com la b« puid by co«iw» iwcofji Wonm, fcy'ttiutmn & laiat Supantdtt oil -6 Record-Press July 19, 2002 VtN M2LS1099, MSRP: $13,667, 4 cyl.. 5 spd, a/c, am/fm stereo, VIN #2C266822, MSRP: $19,845, 4 OR, 4 cyl., auto, a/c, p/s/b. VIN #20811431. MSRP: $23,497, 6 cyl., auto, a/c, p/s/b/ am/fm cd, dual air bags, 5962 demo ml. wlnds/lks/mlrrs, am/fm cass, r/def, tilt, cruise, dual air bags, W94dual air bags. mm S85 VIN #2C589226, MSRP: $22,906, 6 cyl., auto, p/s/b, tilt, a/c, VIN M2T40404S, MSRP: $26,137, 6 cyl., auto, a/c, VIN •2W7412S1, MSRP: $29,377. 4 DR. 6 cyl., auto, a/c, am/fm cd, r/def, d/alrbaga, roof rack, spilt seats p/s/ABS/wfnds/lka/mirrs, am/fm cama/cd, r/bef, lilt, cruise, dual p/winds/tks/mirrs, am/fm cass/cd, dual air bags, roof rack air bags, alloys, rear spoiler, step rails. •j r • ', A DR, 4 (yl, aulo, a/t, p/w/1 am/lm toss, root ViQ77 2 OR, 6 iyl, nulo, a/i, p/wA a/c, «n/?m *^^ •••••• SUV.«tyl. auto, a/c p/vVondWItV storeo tnu, truKorear aWf,dual ait bagt, *|1 MMM ' del, drivsr ahboe. 74.O7Bni). VIN # SS426210 .. BOff 6 (yl, auto, anv1mcau/ Se Habla Espahol MB RHI! 22 WEST, VRINGHEID, NJ • 973-378*8821 Prices include all costs to be paid by a comumci except for taxes licensing, MV fee, and registration. 'Closed end leases w/ht mo. pymt/S2500 CAP/5545 bank fee/$199 doc fee at lease inception!Altima=S3339; Sentro=S3293; Xterra=S3393: Pcrrhftnder=$3399; Maxima=S3399; Quesl=S3383). TP/TC/PO: Senira St 176/S4992/S8101; Maxima-$3720/$7884/SI5,420; Xterra-$3576/$o59O/$l4,430; Ahima $2040/$6552/S!l(433; Pothfiflder-S3720/S7746/S17,9l9; Quest- S3336/S7960/S13,393. AH laos« w/12,000 ml./yr excess mi. @ 15c, Lessee resp for maintenance & excess wear & tear, must have FICO score of 760 to qualify. Prices incl. oil factory rebates, a SI000 Nissan owner loyalty rebate, (must trade-in Nissan product, lease returns not eligible) & $750 recent college grod rebate (Must grad. w/in 45 days proir to purchase), if qual. All offers subject to approval by primary lending source. Special interest rates, factory rebates and odverthed sale prices cannot be combined for multiple discounts. Adv. prices vafid ) day after publication. Not responsible for typos. Cats sold cosmeticalty as is. Photos are for illustration purposes only. This ad is a coupon and must be presented at time of sale. July 19, 2002 Record-Press f"-ewood & Professional Painting & Autos tor Sale 1385II Autos lor Sale 1385 One mile east Services Paperfcanging 1075 BEIU WE SUV CAR*. HUM- Visit our web site Strike your Best Deal At: n atncnxs *st SST PRICKS PAID, i 300SE-*liv*r, fully- www.blueslreakmotors.com ofGSP A1 Richard's Painting ! loaded, great cond.. 119K MARANO A SON* Child Care/ Experienced. Int./em. mi. J5S00 9O»-2D-8+Se AUTO SALES, INC i PfcmniUKj 1/2 or ful cords Very reasonable. Free 507-13 South Ave, 150 | r Exit 137 1 MCHCUHY SASLI -s£ KaVSS*-1SM7324Bt-15B1 Nursery E»t. Fully Int. 24 hr. South Ave . Gtrwood i answering serv- ! fully loaded, 93K mi,BUICKT97TELECTHA 1 Turn Right at Schools i priced to sell S2S00 973 225-2 dr, hardtop, bfn. { Furniture 732-4—-9234 701-92*2 OLD OUV •AIMTINO. i MERCUMT *ASLI Lt bik vinyl rool. Ithr, | 150 West 1st Ave. Locust St. loaded orig. Mint cond! eri> rwrmuM OuaHyChiMcarc Meed Interior painting? i WUON •*• - kadBd. ind. MLLOWTOP. C*M the Old Guy phone, etc. cond. Must Garage kept. 51K. $6100. Roselle, NJ One Block. Turn Set Mm m tsga. CcnttlMO 90S/769-B971 i »e« to appreciate. 90K. 908-3W-93M atn Sal S3S090»-7*»-«9&2. Musical IS.KXVotmM JPOMTIAC 1 »6 Star ChW, Left on W. 1st Ave. Charry Recreational WSSAM QUEST O4.I- Trophy winner. 4 dr. A-1 Financing caoaxl poassr bad. tteeaar, Instruction 198»- 1«k M, loaded auto, cond. $12,000 / obo. mtm», cheat. 2 ni<** It* Vehicles sura*. CD. TV enter untL Possible swap lor Con- & Leasing zTruck.Van & SUV Specialists! All Trades Accepted Pan> inboL Coat K.000 SaM hrtch. 1 ownar. $19,000 nag. vertible or Street Rod. HSCO. PIANO, VIOLIN, 34M 732-3M-2142 Motorcycles 1305 BUM BEDS •»/ MATS VIOLA, & CELLO 10S New England Ave.. Fencing Apt. F-1, Sal.. 7/37, >-3 Fvm.. Houeewares, Book* FfMCCS kv W PASOOAt* • Becords Since 19S6 Custom Wood. P V C vinyl. Chain Link A Ornamenlal, I FflCEEST «n • Central AM.. Sri 7n» 4 Sal TflD. »i WO •AOLI ff*y WM 4 7/77. HH. mm lacad InMaHalion / landing A aurtalna. fabric. anUquae. raflnlahlng Hardwood dotnkns a^nv much rmra. floors. Freeeetimele Wanted to Buy 625 L t tAA CASH tat feooRBB. Garden toy 0am pel. doBv \ vm Supplies 990 SPECIAL DISCOUNTS FOR AAA & AARP MEMBERS* •AMTILL'S tmrmtt Oaraien Top soU, Mushroom Soil, MI uo»m. run t OTXK Stone, Quarry Dust, Wilt SAVE *4446 SAVE '47*6 H TIB? caati ptoaa pd Stone. Grinned Block, RR TW« . Firewood. A 8*1 A MAM ICW SNA , Shael PVC drainpipe Music. Radios. TVs. 732-3S8-1S81 Camaras. Toys. Mili- Bulk DMeion goS464-1S«6 Std Equip Inch 34L V6, tary. Pans, Worlds £_ V-6, auto OD trans, pw, Fair, ale. S04V272S777 sutomallc 00 transmission, Gutters & p*r sirnfl/brks/wlnd/ strng/ABS/locks/trunk, locks/miff. A(R, t/gls, r/det, t/gl», AIR, mats, r/def, tilt, spill iront bench, cass, radio, whl cvr«, cloth Int, GUTTER CLEANMG i Whl cvrs. Opt Equip. incl: pwr Stk#2673B, VIN*2M708764, M5 All homes DOOR SEDAN seat, cruise. Slh#3742F, MSRP $18,345. Incl. $3000 -w wwwil WBaaaWMsTSJ DffiGANQJTTWCOt VIN#29328067, MSRP $21.410. factory rebate A $750 3M-IO14 Incl. $2500 factory rebate 4 Lease Loyalty Rebate if $ $750 Lease Loyalty Rebate 11 Housewaihing 1025 qual'". qual**\ Financial/Business Deck Repairs A Staining 13,599 WtrakMr OeenJrq 90»4»-X8S Business L Onportunities 650II MasonrY 1065 SAVE 6505 SAVE '4812 I *-1 WAVMt P. SCOTT 0M A MUND NEW WtsULT Quality Masonry Services 0NAMANDNCW Mf-^aSSl POTHfTIAUt Mailing Utters! Easy! Free sup- f taeEat, *TB d, Rafs. 43yrt. 2002 CHEVY 2002CNEVY plies/ portage! Amutng a family buaineaa Even Opponuntfy! Weehljr pay- ' Job a apecMty. 732 «»VS230 Std Equip Inch pwr atrnfljbrks. Std Equip Incl: 4 cyl. pwr cfceckaH S1.000 bonuse*! ""•.Vbrks, t/gls, b/e mlrrs, To get started, visit our Moving & watisIM today. AIR. Opt. Equip Incl: LS Trim, •nm-mailingtetter* Storage I070 auto trans, deep t/gls, mats, fromhom* com SCHAIFKH HOVIMO alum whls.TrallarPkg, AIR, pwr alum whls, stereo, CD, tut, FULL SOWICt 1UMCM r8 l cruise. Stk #5873KT, VIN TflUCK- Can !•» <»»ara 21* mm. Low Raes*. me. Eat wlnd/lock«/mlrr, Cfol««, " °;* IS • PICKUP MM S0SVZS3-73M PMOOSei. SOsV—4 121S 1500 • EXT. CAB • IS 4X4 #28260030, MSRP $17,249. Buy price Incl. $3000 factory 5l Ir212B9401,MSRPS32 34=L N rebate & $$750 Lease Incl S25O0 factory rebatu & S75U s>25,838 Leaae Loyalty Rebale if qual" Loyalty Rebate if qua!"* '12,337 .»•»., kWaffi fe. IS IOYAICHIVROUT SIWE SAVE *67B7 SAVE *5767 1546 Route 22 East SAVE **363 __ ON A HTW 2002 CHEVT Bndgewater (732} 356-2460 ^T^l^m I SiLVIERHOa X DIMH I PUJS - 4 DOOR VAN M . JSP " * * ' ^ Btd Equip Incl VI! lulo l,m> p»r tij(,a/r»k./l<.rk. S DODGE CUYTON AMIIMAN DODOi -78 Years Of Sales & Service' Main Street, Peapack (908} 234-0143 GMC MMRKTOWM CHEVY PUW MrtM COLONIAL MOTOIS CHATHAM The Truck Experts ItaU! Route 22 West, North Branch 38 RIVslR ROAD SUfMlVIIT, NJ lam) 1-800-773-8757 7. Mill MOM THI WELL BE THERE To Showcase Your Dealership SHOUT HIU.S M*U SE HABLAESPANOL in AUTOSOURCE Prce^i md all costs to"t» pd try a consule-cepi lor IK: . reg ^es f«1~^5p. fori^s 'Nol applet lo ad vehclej 1 To quaMiod bu/ors ••LirnH* SUMMIT IPIUS6FIEU) Call Barbara Morgan 1»rm: CiS linartc.no Bvailablo in Neu ol rebates See dealer for detail* '"Musi bo cutonl aMAC/ChovrolBl Lessn lo qurfl'l Til101MILUONIAWIUBLEI at (908) 575-6719 Record-Press July 19,2002 Jeep PONTIAC GMC MITSUBISHI MITSUBISHI'S TOO GOOD TO BE TRUE ON EVERY .0% JULY CLEARANCE EVENT APR NEW 2002 APR NO PAYMENTS FOR AN ENTIRE YEAR JEEP VEHICLE SAVE1551Off MSIP ON IVfRT fONTUC 1 FINANCING UUFTOWMOst OM SELECT MO0€LB « MOS ON KtECFINANCINT MODELS G & GMC riUCK IN STOCK NEVER PAY INTEREST* AoorriOHAL MIUWHY t NATION*), REALTOR HSB»T[S HMHHI. o NEW 2002 JEEP LIBERTY 4X4 2002 PONTIAC GRAND AM GT NEW 2002 MITSUBISHI GALANT AUTOMATIC 3.4 UTRE AUTOMATIC AIR CONDITIONING AUTOMATIC AIR CONDITIONING 6 CYLINDER POWER AIR AMFM POWER 6 CYLINDER 4 CYLINOER STEERING CONDITIONS CASSWCO STEERING POWER AM. FM STEREO KEYLESS DUAL STEERING ENTRY REAR DEFROST AIRBAGS TINTED OLASS CASSETTE BRAKES POWER '"" POWER -"' PL H PWR WINDS LOCKS SUNROOF MSRP K3.O50 DEMO MILES POWER WINDS & LOCKS CRUISE MMPI2J.W « «S""*^ MlflRSSEAT 2.968 WINDS 4 LOCKS 4D00R USRP 118.262 BRAKES WE WILL $ $ $ HOT BE •if) UNDERSOLD mor, 259:®M 15,995 i Irefcavo 28t^ait y Ito we 5< I K,t/>r. tei I 14988 NEW 2002 JEEP GRAND CHEROKEE 4X4 NEW 2002 GMC ENVOY SLE NEW 2002 MITSUBISHI DIAMANTE ES 4 DOOR AUTOAMTIC 4 2 LITRE POWER STEEWMO AUTOMATIC 6 CYUNOER hBRAKES AMFM 4 DOOR 6 CYLINDER CASSETTE W CD PWR WINDS LOCKS MIRRORS POWER STEERINQ POWER WINDOWS POWER STEERING « BRAKES iBRAKES DUAL ZONE CONDITIONING AMFM W CO MSHP REMOTE KEVLES3 v* POWER WINDOWS MSRP 126 247 AIR CONDITIONING POWER LOCKS 126.700 ENTRY PLAYER »LOCKS mwiu $ HOT BE 411 UNOiRSOlD mos JI'JOOdue M kiM irajphm Iw. ln.r*kiyjll31y (toit* ite9p taquriid I >c*Kfcs to. Mo A Iqs 21.499 Wf) flu* sf to>MmcuJlio n no w. tk^ ntq IIK leal* loyi^' 11 iSuto !ai !C* 1 MV Iws www.salernoduanesummit.com www.saternoauanesummit.com www.salernoduanesummit.com SALERNO* DUANE SALERNO* DUANE SALERNO* DUANE HOURS: 9-9 MONf HI, FIVE Ml All HOUH3: 9-9 MON-FRI. 9 6 SAT PONTIAC y_=i iv* c: 9 6 SAT A MITSUBISHI A ooooo OJEEP 1 NHIi f ROM SHORT HtliS MAU HOURS: 9-9 MONFRI, 9-6 SAT I MJU fROM SHOtT WUS MAU 26/ BROAO STRUT OAft.fi77.A7An ^45 BROAO ftTRtiT. ?67 KROAD STRUT OAfl.977.A7xA SUMMIT. NIW J*R»EV SUMMIT, NIW JIRHV TllO"X//"O/UU lUMMit NIW JIIUT YVW"A//PO/OU Prices inctoe al cosfc hte pai l fy reserves (height (o purchase con^wMoi s vthick WtetUDStet BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND AS LOW** A ImwgMl To qual buyart. END YOUR CURRENT CALL FOR COMPLETE DETAILS 2002 CHEVROLET 2 dr, auto trans w/OD, pwr str/brk'wrid/locks'seat/mirT. OR BUY FOR ONLY AIR, AM/FM stereo cass w/6 disc chngr, tint, tilt, cruise, r det, elec. sunrf, STK #A6929, VIN #2K2090111. MSRP $25,845. Buy price inci. $3000 GM Rebate. 36 mo closed end lease w/12,000 mt/yr; 20c thereafter. $781 Cust. Cash $279 1st mo. pymnt. & $2250 GM Rebate used as cap cost reduction $999 due at signing. Ttl pymts $10,004. Ttl cost $10,825. Purch. opt. at (ease end $13,436 LEASE PER MO. 36 MOS. SMOAN 1»OO 4X2 •MWPWIWWW CfWVMMffr ^pw^^mrm^r m^^m^ ^^r^^ ••••• ii>m SUBURBAN .• .«' -.. V ,Vi !•»•>..,»,.. J.i i '. ,1! i-juf. I,-);. .,| .^. ,-,..„ I, ('-so llU n," on miv KOH ONLY OR BUV FOU ONLY -.;v OR BUV FOR ONLY LEASE PER MO. 38 MOS. LEASE PER MO. 36 MOS. LEASE PEH MO. 36 MOS17*5 LEASE PEH MO. 36 MOS. WE'LL BE THERE 2675 ROUTE 22 W. • UNION • 908-686-2800 ici's nvi .ii1 ii's\s lo ht'pakl by Ihe consunier eicepl k" HKJ & LUPS PDCTS vaid tiom '2 hrs ot putnicaton AB payments based on primary tender approval GM & Lease programs subiect to change *ihc*u! nates Css deiter hjr updates ri'idi m.n itn^.ici iPtms, down p,i\ment or montfily payment Lessee responsible tor mainlenaice. repaif & eicess *eat Vetiictes suCject lo prioi sale due to advertising deadline "Leases a'e sut>iect !o credn approval. •