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to 3t UT Briefs It's time for 'First Night' By-nKAQUAWNO "I am very excited about the ation on the usual New Year's Several lively, interactive enter- At midnight, in the center of RECORD-PRESS i fact that we are doing it again," Eve celebration," Ms. Sitcer said. tainers will also perform nt this town, n grand finale event will Learn to paint at Ms. Sitcer said. "There has been a "It has something that appeals to time. usher in the new year, Rec Commission WESTFIELD—You are invit- lot of anticipation and excite- everyone of all ages." The entertainment will begin Admission to all events is pos- ed to the town-wide New Year's ment about some of the acts that Begun in Boston in 1976, 7 p.m. in thirty locations all over sible with a one-time purchase of WESTFIELD Eve party Dec. 31 from 3 p.m. to are returning and some of the "First Night" has spread across town including schools, churches, a "First Night" button for $10. Westfield Recreation midnight. new ones." the country in towns and cities of the Westfield "Y" nnd the munici- Children under 3-years-old are Commission will be offer- "First Night, Westfield '98" is Ms. Sitcer said she is especial- all sizes. Its goal is to offer a non- pal building. There will be free. A map of town and a sched- ing two winter art pro- a non-profit celebration to bring ly excited about the Okra Dance alcoholic alternative to the stan- singing, magic, mime, dancing, ule of events will be provided. grams for children and in the new year. The party spot is Company which will be perform- dard celebrations and to incorpo- opera, hands-on nrt, drama, The Steering Committee is adults, taught by exhibit- the downtown. ing dances from different coun- rate a variety of entertainment musical performances of all kinds seeking volunteers to make this ing artist Kathy Kornish. "Don't stay at home, get out tries from Africa and Europe in for everyone: singles, couples, including the Westfield second "First Night Westfield" as For adults and seniors from behind the television and costume. young and old and especially for Symphony and physically active successful as the first. If you are there will be beginning Old see some live entertainment She said there will be a lot of families. venues for children in locations interested in helping for two «»• Master drawing and non- right in your own downtown," dancing from country and west- On New Year's Eve, in the grouped according to age. hours or more call the Recreation toxic oil painting with said First Night steering commit- ern to ballroom to Irish dancing. afternoon from 3 to 5 p.m., chil- Teens will have their own Department at 789-4080. water. Students will learn tee member Jill Sitcer. Also, music ranging from the dren four and older will be able to activities 7:30 p.m. to 11:30 p.m. Additional information is how to draw and paint This is the town's second New symphony and opera to jazz and participate with their parents in at the Armory, including rocky available on the website: everything from apples to Year's Eve party. Last year about bee-bop. arts and crafts activities, includ- mountain wall climbing, giant http://www.westfieldnj.com/first- figures with emphasis on 5,000 friends and neighbors "It is a celebration of the arts ing mask-making for the Grand twister, a DJ and an open mike to night. Call 232-8041 for n record- light, composition, and use turned out for the event. and entertainment and is a vari- Procession which starts at 6 p.m. name a few. ing nbout the events. of color. Ten sessions, beginning Jan. 7 will be taught on Wednesdays from 2-3 p.m. Carving a holiday penguin The cost is $30 per person including supplies. Sandy Flaming was among the contestants in Saturday's Ice sculpting For children grades 3-5, contest In downtown Westfield. Below, the ice files as Ms. Flaming works the drawing and non-toxic on her sculpted penguin. painting class will include an all-new, fun program for the winter. Ten sessions QEORSE PACCIELXO/ THE RECORD-PRESS beginning Jan. 7 will be taught Wednesdays from 3:30-4:30 p.m. The cost is I $30 including supplies. Kathy Korniah, a Union resident, is one of the few art instructors for both adults and children who is also an active, exhibiting artist. She creates large fantasy works with people, European Bcenery, and ani- mals, and IB the only art instructor in Union County who specializes in teaching the new medium of non- toxic oil painting with water. < All classes will be held at the Westfield Community Room, 425 E. Broad St., Westfield. To register, call 789-4080 or apply in person.

Scotch Plains offers Schools wrestling with special ed discount ski tickets question that we are classifying body is not doing his job," Ms. and objectives that are reviewed only based on what the teacher RECOHD-PKESS too many African-American chil- Withers said. annually and totally rewritten see, hut also on racial storeotypeB dren in particular," One Westfield mother, whose every three years. inherent in our society." SCOTCH PLAINS - WESTFIELD — Classification Superintendent of Schools son was classified from kinder- Psychologist Donna Sotolongo, 'The shame of this is all in The Scotch Plains is leaving too many children out William Foley recently told par- garten through 12th grade a former resident and consultant that, whether we wnnt to believe Department of Parks and of mainstream classrooms, ents and administrators meeting attended the meeting because to the school district from 1985- it or not, we are all affected by Recreation again has dis- u this societal issue," she added. count ski tickets on sale in according to some parents -- to discuss the conditions of she said, "I don't want anybody's 1991 said, "y° can't knock (JIG the Recreation Office at especially African-American par- African-American children in the child to fall through the cracks whole system of classification Although Dr. Foley acknowl- 430 Park Avenue. In con- ents. Westfield school system, like mine did." because classification ennhias edged th« cla.ssification system is junction with the NJ Nearly half of the African- A "classified" student is one "If a kid needs help and gets it students with disabilities to get less than porliict, he emphasized Recreation & Purks American students in the who is determined by the school from classification then fine," she the resources and instruction it is not targeted against Africnn- Association, the depart- Westfield School district are clas- district to have learning, emo- added. "But the problem is there they neod to learn." Amorican students. ment has prices that are sified or in basic skills classes, tional, social or physical disabili- are kids who are classified who "But on the other hand, I do "1 am not suggesting for a lower than those pur- compared to about 16 percent of ties. shouldn't be there in the first think that the mechanism for moment that we do not have a chased on site. Areas the non-African-American com- "I always thought that special place." identifying youngsters and hav- problem with classification, but include Montage munity, and that number is about education was to help not hin- Although the school board ing them evaluated is very sub- these kinds of problems hit the 35 percent higher than the state der," resident Mary Withers said. acknowledged the high number jective and therefore can bo high school all the time in one Mountain, Scranton, Pa.; average. Westfield's statistics are "It seems like in our community of classified students, board inherently unfair to African- form or another," Dr. Foley snid. Shawnee Mountain, echoed in neighboring Scotch it has been a 'hinder* instead of a members pointed out a child enn American youngsters," Dr. "They exist and aro not confined Shawnee-on-the-Delaware, Plains and Fanwood, where the 'help.'" not be classified without parental Sotolongo said. to just one group, certainly not Pa.; Jack Frost/Big number of African-American chil- One of the biggest concerns consent. Suggestions were made "The reason is quite simple - just the African-American Boulder, Blakeslee, Pa.; dren classified is 25 percent. some parents feel is that once to hold a workshop to educate there is evidence that boys are group." Blue Mountain, Palmerton, But even though the figures classified, students are forever parents on their rights as part- more likely to be identified and Dr. Foley said tho district has Pa.; and for the first time, are consistent with surrounding destined for a sub-par education ners in their children's educa- referred as having bohnviornl done a lot of tilings to help Ski Windhnm, Windham, areas, the school board agrees without the skills to compete in tion. problems than girls," Dr. African-American children NY.; and Camelback, Sotolongo said. "So, when we talk improve achievement by estab- Tannersville, Pa. with parents that classification is the work force. Dr. Foley said classification a problem. "If a child starts in kinder- has to be looked at on a case by about the referral of African- lishing programs such as Catch, Prices vary for week- "There's no question that we garten, comes through the case basis. Each child receives an American boys, the identification which offers support groups to end/holidays, weekdays, all are classifying, in my judgment, Westfield school system and ia individual educational plan that process becomes more prone to day or all night, as well as too many children and there is no is unique to that child with goal bias because the referral is not {Continued on page A-2) for those who prefer snow- classified his whole life, some- boarding. Some of the areas also offer beginner's pack- ages which include lessons. Call Recreation at 322- Council salutes departing councilmen 6700 or visit the office and buy these bargain tickets, All payments are to be Greco's six years on council called 'energetic,' 'committed9 Donell Ciirr praised despite short stint on council made by check payable to NJRPA, By-nNAOUARINO ByTIHAQUAWINO RECOHD-PKESS HECOHD-I'KKMS "~"~ — WESTFIELD—First Ward Councilman Normon Greco said so long, but not goodbye at WESTFIELD — With more than 100 people in council chambers and four hours hie last Town Council meeting Dec. 16, worth of agenda items, it was businnsH as iiHiinl for Donnell CUIT'H IHHI duy on Town Mr. Greco, who has served on the governing body for six yeara, announced he'll be bnck Council. Inside running for mayor in November 1998. Mr. Greco ran last year but lost by just two pefcent AH chairman of tho Transportation, Parking and Traffic: Ctiinmil.tijf), Mr. Carr topped of the vote to Tom Jnrdim. oil' his iiiHl meeting with tho iidoplkm nftho roHUlmitial permit pni-king fddirtarico. Commentary .. .A-4 His colleagues on the council characterized him UH Mr. CHIT'S colleii^iteH cliaractcriznd him an "energetic," "enthusiastic" and "always committed to "counujeoiiH," "nmrnl" and a "man of r<>Holuljmi." Community Life .A-8 tho people of Westfield," Councilman Larry (ioidnian Hiiic! lie; in a "pillar Councilman James Grubn said, "You uro many of this community." Obituaries A-9 things, Norman, but you aro not boring." "Ho IK u mat) ihul would rnther bring the HHII- Ho added Mr. Greco's service is an important part shino to lhf.Juiimn llf>lv. In Automotive B-6 "When you live hero all your life you tiro inter- addition to hifi normal i-mmcil ilui.iim, Ix* ulmi twined with other people's liv«s," Mr. Greco anid. "I've Mirvod UH a niuinbur of th« Public Works/Solid Classified B-6 be«n intertwined with evory facet of tho community Wtistti C»mniilt(!(\ n mmnlmr of tln> l\trHonni>l from tho mayor to tho guy who sweojiB the streets. Policy CommiLtno and liaison to thci Hoard of NORMAN QRECO (Continued on page A-2) (Continuml on pnjjii A-2) DONNELLCARR Record-Press December 26, 1997 Students' special dinner helps feed area hungry SCOTCH PLAINS -- Thetrimmings. ner. Scotch Plains-Fanwood High The students organized the "The dinner was great suc- School DECA Chapter sponsored dinner with the Black United cess," DECA chairman Jeff its sixth annual Thanksgiving Fund, coordinated guest lists Feighner said. "This is by far the Day Dinner for the needy at the with then Plainfield Welfare most worthwhile activity our Black United Fund Community Department, the Park Hotel for group sponsors. It's great experi- Center in Plainfield, and had its Adults and the Interfaith ence for us." largest turnout yet. Council. To prepare for the dinner, 22 More than 150 guests were More than 50 DECA students turkeys were used and each treated to a sit-down dinner were involved in the raising of guest also was given a "take- which included turkey and the funds and the cooking for the din- home" dinner. possible. essary labeling." Classification Although African-American He suggested students be allowed to function in a comfort- (Continued from page A-l) children seem to be classified too able environment with non-dis- high school students. readily, the problems of classifi- abled students as much as possi- "But we do have a dispropor- cation affects majority students ble. tionate number of children that as well. "I believe most kids benefit come to us even in wonderful Dr. Sotolongo said the classifi- from their peers and I also Weatfleld with overwhelming cation process affects the self- believe academically if we can problems that we have to try to esteem of children, She said a support them with the resources cope with and sometimes the reg- child self-esteem develops from of basic skills teachers, special DECA baskets help hungry families ular school environment just their experience in school when education teachers and the regu- ain't absorb it," he added. they are about eight to 10-years- lar education teachers, I believe Scotch Plains- Fanwood High School DECA students are shown with some of the food purchased with Among the changes that could old. overall the kids will perform money collected In recent fund-raising activities.The students prepared nearly 120 food baskets to deliv- be made in district policies to "Clearly the stigma attached much better and you don't need er to needy families, working with the Fanwood Presbyterian Church, St. Bartholomew's Church In help students, Dr. Foley said to the label is based on a disabil- labels to do that," Dr. Kozlik Scotch Plains and the Scotch Plains Welfare Department to deliver the baskets. increasing instruction time may ity so basically the child is being added. be more helpful. He pointed out identified as a problem," Dr. Westfield recognized the bene- he has already reduced class Sotolongo said. "So, you have the fits of mixing students of differ- sizes to offer students more per- long term affects of being labeled ent abilities when it got rid of-its GOIN/ICASTT (&> Home sonal attention. The school dis- negatively, often being separated ability tracking system (honors trict has also introduced the pro- from other children in the school classes) at the elementary and Velocity Internet Service. It's Here. gram TESA (Teacher and being identified as different." intermediate levels. Research Expectations' in Student A poor self-esteem makes a indicates students benefit more Achievement) which deals with child less likely to learn and try from these kinds of mixed class- Feel the speed. . . now in Westfield. . . seconds away... how students praise and commu- new things, she said, making it difficult to mainstream a child es. nicate with students. Currently, the federal and Many people say intermediate who has been classified. She said the result is a group of "classified state governments are examining 44 Elm Street (just inside R or den's) and high school intervention pro- special education- to develop a grams nre sometimes too late. children who are languishing in learning disability limbo." more effective system. Dr. Foley The school board is currently said he will hold a workshop in looking at the position of an ele- Director of Student Personnel Services Ted Kqzlik said, "In my March to further look at classifi- mentary counselor to intervene cation issues in Westfield. and prevent classification when judgment, classification is unnec- Westfield, Mr. Carr was born and being the first African-American http://we8tfleldnj.com Carr raised in Tennessee, He was edu- councilman ever to serve on the (Continued from page A-l) cated at Tennessee State Town Council. [email protected] 908-654-4100 (24 hrs) University nml Oxford "I am delighted you broke the Education, University in England. He served racial barrier on the Westfield A 16-year-resident of in the United States Air Force on Town Council," said former coun- nctive duty from 19(56 to 1970. cilman Kenneth MacRitchie. SALE PRICES START 12/26/97 During his residency in Mr. Carr has represented the Westfield, Mr. Carr has, as coun- town of Westfield on the Union cilman Neil Sullivan said, made a County Revenue Sharing Mon.-Thurs. 9:00 AM to 9:00 PM "career of community service." Committee for several years. RL-SlL 9:00 AM to 10:00 PM 1 < » i ! ! 1 Mr, Cnrr serves as a trustee at Former Mayor Garland (Bud) Sun, 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM the Echo Lake Church of Christ. Boothe recognized Mr. Carr's role Not responsible for typographical enofs. He serves on the boards of the in Finding revenue sources for Bring In any competi- Westfield Community Center public improvements in town. tor's ad or coupon and Sale prices eliecfoe 12/26/97-12/3t/97. ANDRE Prices do not include sales tax. All Types and the United Fund of Mayor Tom Jardim said Mr. t, t wo will meet or beat that price subject to Beer prices represent 24-12 oz. bottles Westfield. He ia the former presi- Carr "is the kind of guy who lives ABC regulations, COOKS dent of the children's advocacy his life right" and who always unless otherwise noted Brut • Dry group CAAP {Concerned African- reminded the council members of EDEN ROC American Purents of Westfield) their obligation to the public. Brut • Extra Dry and is a member of the Dr. "If all politicians were like TAYLOR Martin Luther King, Jr. Donnell Carr," Mayor Jardim Brut • Dry Association of Westfield. said, "the world would be a much Mr. Carr made history by better place." TOTTS 499 Brut • Dry • many children's lives -• for the BACARDI GREAT SEAGRAMS 7 WALKER RED SMIRNOFF Greco past 24 years he was the town's <55 CROWN S> (3f RUM WESTERN (Continued from page A-l) Santa Claus, bringing smiles and WHITE LABEL Vodka BO Brut • Dry joy to Westfield's children. Light • Gold During the holidays, especial- 99 99 DOMAINE ly, he plays nn important role in After graduating high school, 12"1,rs liter ST. MICHELLE JOT the young Greco started his Brut • Dry entrepreneurial life in I960 by opening his janitorial business, KORBEL Greco's Carpet Cleaning and <«£ Brui • Dry ~2> 9" Greco's Service Industry, on DOMAIN \u:vtni 111 sum MCI I Trinity Place. CHANDON Mr. Greco's business instinct North Jersey Newspapers Company Blanc D'Noirs • 99 has made him a successful owner { Napa Vallay Brut SEAGRAMS! OLD ABSOLUT or FINLANDIA 11 Record-Press (USPS 006-049) is of several businesses and proper- <3 STOLICHNAYA P <35 published on Friday by North ties in town. SMUGGLER Vodka 80° SPANISH Jersey Newspapers Company, Prior to being elected to the Vodka 80° 301 Central Avo.. Clark, NJ 07066 Town Council in 1991, Mr. Greco 99 FREIXENET (908) 575-6660. Second class was the President of the postage paid at Cranford. NJ i .76 liter Cordon Negro Brut • ££ Chamber of Commerce, one of the 1,78 IWr 19" 99 22" 07016. POSTMASTER: please original advocates of the Special send changes to North Jersey Improvement District which con- Newspapers Company, Fulfillment cept he said began about 20 years ^ c SPUMANTE ) office , PO Box 699. Somerville, <175L JIM BEAM 1.?5L WHITE SIDE • 1.7SLSKYY «iT§9 . 1.781.1ANOUEHAV NJ 08876. Subscription rates by ago. He was also involved in the Bourbon 80'.,. 16" SeoteJiBS.B' : Vodkn 80 I f Gin...... VERDI mail, one year within Union successful "stop the mall" project 1.75L CANADIAN 1.751. INVERNOUSE < UK. QILBEYS 999 IL ABSOLUT 4A*9 Spumante County $17, out of county S20, out in the early 1980's. MIST.,, Scoieh.,,, Gift,, 11" 1.75L SLACKS WHITE i Vodka 80' , ••• of state $24. To subscribe call 1.75L CANADIAN 1.75L LEEDS In addition to his normal Scutch.,, BALLATORE CLUB vadkaOO" IV Gin 1-800-300-9321 council duties he has served as 16" 1,75L GRANDS • U GORDONS 4 Gran Spumanle 4" 1LJACK Srolli 175LMAJORSKA 4 AM Gift 1 chairman of many of the council's DANIELS 16" /SO PINCH VotlKaftO' IV 1.751 BACAHDi RUM <4 STOCK WMPLE committees, and was acting 1.7W. FAMOUS 1.75L LEEDS QM Wan »S0faci I Asti Spumante GROUSE Scolch. 28" IL nEWAHS VadkaBO' O U BACARDI RUM mayor in 1995 and 1996 and ' 1.761. CMIVA3 WliTE LABEL 1L GORDONS 7H Light'Gotd M&R fil alternate acting mayor in 1997. REGAL I.7SL JS.B 1 1.7M. MYERS'S RUM 43" Scotch VtltikBOO , f Planters Punch Asti Spumanto CARPET & "It has been a grent experience p for me," he said. 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Federation, said chairwoman peace activist; and the Inaugural The culminating event is Janice Weinberg. Ball celebrating Israel's 50th Super Sunday, Feb. 1 held at the "Everyone has an opportunity birthday and honoring Toby Wilf Jewish Community Campus to get involved in helping to not Goldberger, a community leader, in Scotch Plains, 9 n.m.-8. p.m. only sustain but improve the Saturday, Jan. 24. UJASupport and participation for lives of their neighbors," Ms. Federation Shabbat will also both Awareness Month and Weinberg said. take place Jan. 24. Super Sunday is needed. Call The programs include: a com- Throughout the month Debbie Rosenwein at (908) 889- munity-wide brunch with a per- Federation leaders will be meet- 5335 for more information. Student's pot luck fills plates Third-grade students at St. Bartholomew School anxiously awaited their lunches at the school's fifth annual Thanksgiving Prayer Service, November 25.The service Included a special meal with each class responsible for a dish to be served. Area councils convene to study ways to cut towns' utility costs SCOTCH PLAINS - Fnnwood Peretz and several members of needs of several towns in a joint Borough Council member her staff came to the meeting to procurement; extending the joint William Populus brought togeth- provide nn update on the status procurement option to include er local officials from municipali- of the BPU's efforts to deregulate Union County government ties throughout Central Now electricity. She went over several accounts; or aggregating the elec- Jersey for a second meeting to different options for aggregating tric needs of residents ami busi- explore ways to reduce utility tho utility accounts of locnl gov- nesses in one of more of the costs. ernments, business and resi- towns in addition to the local gov- Washington School craft fair packs 'em in The officials met Doc. 1 in the dents. ernment accounts. Scotch Plains Municipal "Koine say there is power in Steven Clark of NJ Transit Alexandra Nish, Llndsey Devlin and principal Connie Odell take a break during the recent craft fair at Building. Representatives from numbers," Mrs. Perelz said. discussed the benefits of the joint Westfield's Washington Schooi.The fair featured many Items made by the students, many of which were Elizabeth, Westfiold, Plain field, "Perhaps we should also say procurement option for purchas- purchased for gifts for family or donated to senior cltlzent' groups. Cranlbrd, Roselle, Konilworth, there are power savings in num- ing energy. NJ Transit has Linden, Hillside, Green Brook, bers." worked with the New Jersey Berkeley Heights, Railway, The ratepayer advocate said Treasury Department and other Scotch Plains and Funwood her office is working to ensure agencies to purchase natural gas. Caregivers can find holidays stressful attended the meeting to gain that consumers will save at least "Joining together gives better information on opportunities to 10 percent off their current bills leverage in the marketplace and SCOTCH PLAINS - may be resentful about their role express feelings among other establish a cooperative venture us a result of deregulation. keeps the administrative bur- . shopping, decorating the as they try to sqeeze more tasks caregivers with similar issues. to take advantage of the deregu- Also attending the meeting dens associated with the complex Christmas tree, and preparing into an already busy, daily rou- Plan to attend one or two during lation of tlu> electric industry in was Phyllis Kesaler, an attorney public procurement process to n for get-togethers with family and tine." the holidays. Now Jersey. The Board of Public with the Finn of Kudinan, minimum," he said. friends are normal demands of It is not easy to assist another Allow yourself some latitude Utilites is moving forward with a Trnchten & KeHsler. She had NJ Transit reportedly bus the holiday season that can individual in the daily tasks of in accomplishing dnily chorea. Be plan lu restructure the electric briefed municipal officials on reduced its natural gas bill by 20 become compounded and more life. Ashbrook health enre profes- kind to yourself, Worrying about industry in Now Jersey. The deregulation at an earlier moot- percent since natural gas was stressful when the care of an sionals have provided some use- "getting everything done" eim lie board's goal is to begin opening ing in Fnnwood. as stressful ns not getting it done. deregulated in 1995. elderly loved one is involved. ful tips to help caregivers during the electric market to competi- Mrs. Kessler said the miitfe of M>\ Clark said a recent con- '.. "Being a caregiver is a chal- the holidays and every day of the Recognize thnt thu holidays tion in October 1098, This mei>l.- options discussed by local offi- tract for natural gas includes an . lenging responsibility in and of year. will end, nnd a normal routine ing focused on how to reduce the cials included each town conaoli- option for local governments itself because you are responsible Before you can properly care will be resumed. Give yourself cost of utilities in municipal opor- dadtiug the electric accounts in served by Elizabctlitown Gas Co, for the health and well-being of for someone else, you need to and the person you care for ating budgets. their municipality under one'eon- to participate in the state con- this person whether the person take care of your own physical enough time to get buck into a Ratepayer Advocate Blossom Iract; consolidating the electric tract. lives nt home with the caregiver and emotional needs. Eat a nutri- daily routine. or is in a nursing home," snys tional diet and get adequate If it becomes loo difficult to Margaret Degnan, administrator sleep. Regular exercise is an continue to care for your loved of Ashbrook Nursing and excellent stress reducer. Do not one, seek guidance from exports. Software shown to school leaders .Rehabilitation Center in Scotch neglect your own proventative The experienced health euro pro- W15STK1ELD -- Westfield attended. district's director of technology : Plains. medical care amidst the hectic fessionals of the Nursing and Hoard of Education members, "I think it was important for and coordinator of the demon- ;•... The emotional nnd physical holiday schedule and doctor Rehabilitation Centers of the teachers, parent-teacher organi- our board members to witness strations, said. "It also yiivo them stress that most people experi- appointments for your loved one. Saint Barnabas Health Can; zation presidents, and technology first-hand the technology nn indication of the excitement ence in their daily lives often Set aside daily time for your- System are available to discuss volunteers attended a recent improvements that they support- nnd challenge the software offers intensifies in a caregiving situa- self even if you must rise earlier. other alternative care plan situa- demonstration of the new com- ed," Dnrlono Nowalt, the school our school children." tion," Ms. Degnan said. Many Plan what tnsks you must accom- tions that may be more suitable puter software utilized in the physical demands are placed plish and those that can wait. for your loved one and family intermediate schools. ' upon the enregiver, such as This adds structure to your day members. The software was included in administering medication to a so you feel in control. Take time They also publish a free new curriculum revisions this Oil loved one and transporting a to read motivational material for brochure, "Coping With year for mathematics, science, wheel-chair bound person to fre- added strength and peace of Caregiver Stress." To receive a and geography. quent doctor visits or daily adult mind. copy or to speak to a professional, Kooseveit and Edison daycare centers. Don't be afraid to enlist other call the Saint Marimbas Intermediate school teachers Art Gallery These demands can create family members to periodically Information Line at 6H8-7(M9. who participated in the demon- emotional burdens which may relieve you of some caregiver The Nursing nnd strations were Lauren Smith, interfere with the caregiver's job, duties - especially during the Rehabilitation Centers of the Nancy Vogler, Karen Lust, Linda spousal relationships, caring for holidays. Ask them to take your Saint Barnabas Health Care Wag.staff, Cinny MaeClonngle, Cus tarn other family members, or simply loved one out for the day or come System include Ashbrook in Krisli Houghtaling, Mike caring for themselves, according to your home. Give yourself per- Scotch Plains, Cornell Hall in Mttlvihill, Marshall Fine, Paul Framing to Ms. Degnan. mission to go holiday shopping, Union, Greenbrook Manor in Infiiso, Christine Madden, and "The added demands placed attend a party, or just spend time GreenBrook, Llanfair House in Carol Lester. MatSi Supervisor OPEN DAILY 6-5 • Thurs. till 9 • Sat. 10-4 upon you during the holidays alone. Wayne, Kensington Manor and Chris Mnnno and Geography may occupy what little free time Seek professional guidance. 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is Mike Deak a Santa Claus Achieving o Christmas A century ago, on September 21, 1897, The New York Sun published what was to become the moat widely read and quoted tetter to a newspaper. Its message is as valid harmony today as it was 100 years ago. Below is the full text of All merry Christmases were that letter and the reply written by Sun editorial writer alike then. In Neshanic Station, where I Francis Pharcellus Church. tried to grow up, comfort and joy were the absolutes of the season. Pouting — my natural state of Dear Editor: being then and now — stopped I am eight years old. at the threat of coal in my Christmas stocking. My eyes Some of my little friends say there is no Santa ached with longing when I stud- ClftUS. ied the Sears Christmas catalog Papa says, "If you see it in The Sun, it's so." as if it was a Kabaln of toy mys- , Please tell me the truth, is there a Santa Claus? ticism. At night, when my throat Virginia O'Hanlon was raw from singing carols all day at school, I watched the *& 115 West 95th Street snow skid like tattered pieces of a dream through the wnrm glow of lights outlining the back Virginia, your little friends are wrong. They have porch. It was warm and cozy in been affected by the skepticism of a skeptical age. bed nnd sleep came like an angel Letters to the editor of mercy to pass the anxious They do not believe except what they see. They think time before Christmas morning. that nothing can be which is not comprehensible by Remembering those child's their little minds. All minds, Virginia, whether they be Red Cross thanks Westfield for support Christmases is at once both men's or children's are little. In this grent universe of nleasnnt and sad. It is pleasant ours man is a mere insect, an ant, in his intellect, as To Tho Record-Press: Kielar, leader; Troop 482, Knlhy Gilmartin, leader; because, well, I was fortunate to compared with the boundless world about him, as During the holiday season, our hearts nnd minds nnd Troop 430, Allison Jacob, leader, in Westfield; have Christmases that resem- turn to thoughts of home, fnmily nnd friends gath- and Ms. Daly's fifth grade; class from McKinlo.y bled a Norman Rockwell ideal.. measured by the intelligence capable of grasping the ered together to culebrnte; however, military per- School. The family was harmonious whole truth and knowledge. Bonnel nrc not nble to enjoy being home for the hol- Forty-eight cartons were packet} and shipped to (except for arguments over Yes, Virginia, there is a Santn Claus. He exists as idays* because they are stationed in mjiny distant the Army post office in New York and forwarded whether the turkey was done) certainly as love and generosity and devotion exist, lands such as Bosnia, Hungary and Kuwait. overseas and what n gift for those service person- nnd the setting was seeped with and you know that they abound and give your life its The generosity and kindness of many people in nel; to receive something from home (hiring this the mystery and the beauty of season! tho season (was that a holy star highest beauty and joy, Alas! how dreary would be the our community was evident again this year as the or an isolated streetlight that world if there were no Santa Claus! It would be as WeHlfield/Mounlninside (Chapter of th« American) On behalf of the recipients who will receive the hung in the distance over the Rod Cross sponsored the TROOPS (To Remember items, many thanks to tho scouts and Ms. Daly's dreary as if there were no Virginias. There would be no class and happy holidays from them! church's live nativity). It is sad childlike faith then, no poetry, no romance to make tol- Our Overseas Personnel this Season) project to because it is a memory of what send holiday items, drink mixes, snacks, books, we have lost, not just the world erable this existence. We should have no enjoyment, games, videos and many other assorted items to GAIL P. MOFFETT of wonders, but also the mean- except in sense and sight. The eternal light with which those stationed far from home. Executive Director, Westfield/ ingfulness, purity, sentiment and childhood Fills the worlds would be extinguished. This project was accomplished the coordination Mountainside Chapter benevolence of the season. I^ot believe in Santa Claus! You might as well not and cooperation from Girl Scout Troop MO, Nancy American Red Cross The cards with which we now belike in.fairies! You might get your papa to hire men deal most in the holiday season to watch in all the chimneys on Christmas Eve to do not bear greetings of good Hospitals need permanent charity funding cheer, but the dire credit state- cata^i Santa Claus, but even if they did not see Santa ments of a raw January. Like Clays coming down, what would that prove? Nobody To Tho Record-PresB: ance. Over the pnst 10 years, the percentage of full- members of a cargo cult, we per- see's Santa Claus, but that is no sign that there is no As you may ho aware, funding for charity care is time American workers with employment-bused form our commercialistic ritual SSnta Claus. The most real things in the world are scheduled to expire on Dec. 31. Tina safety net for health insurance has dropped to less than 64 per- without thinking about what we those that neither children nor men can see. Did you the uninsured provides partial reimbursement to cent. arc doing or why we are doing it. hospitals for the can; provided' to the 1.1 million Unless a permanent and appropriate funding Sometimes I think we would all ever see fairies dancing on the lawn? Of course not, residents of Now Jersey who have no insurance cov- mechanism for charity care is found nnd imple- be better if we returned to the but that's no proof that they are not there. Nobody can erage. Approximately 700,000 of those residents nre mented, the ability of hospitals to continue to serve practices of childhood and made conceive or imagine all the wonders there are unseen full time workers and their families. Here in New their communities will bo gravely impaired. If our potholders for each other and and unseeable in the world. Jersey, hospitals are required by law to provide hospitals continue to be forced to do more for less, cards with crayons nnd construc- You tear apart the baby's rattle and see what makes health care to everyone in need regardless of abili- hospital resources will be stretched to a critical tion paper. It is a futile hope the noise inside, but there is a veil covering the unseen ty to pay. Hospitals in urban settings such as point where the quality of care at every facility in thnt we all will be prompted by Elizabeth have particularly high numbers of the state could suffer. Loss of reimbursement childhood memories to seriously world which not the strongest man, nor even the unit- patients who are uninsured. If the charity care fund review our values, see how they threatens every hospital's ability to deliver care, have changed since the days of ed strength of all the strongest men that ever lived, in allowed to expire, it will have serious conse- maintain quality and support its bond issues. could tear apart. Only faith, fancy, poetry, love quences to the quality of health care provided relative innocence nnd make the A hospital's ability to continue to serve its com- necessary adjustments. romance can push aside thnt curtain and view and pic- throughout the .slate of New Jersey and parilicu- munity can only be accomplished through a pub- larly in counties such as Union and ICsscx. I do not want to dwell on the ture the supernatural beauty and glory beyond. lic/private partnership between government nnd maudlin aspects of nostalgia; la it all real? Ah, Virginia, in all this world there is St. I'jlizabelh Hospital, sponsored by the Sisters hospitals. I hope, this letter serves as an open plea you get wet if you spit too much nothing else more real and abiding. of Charity of St. Elizabeth, haw a 92-year commit- to Trenton that the Legislature ilo its part by enact- into the wind. I could write for- No Santa Claus! Thank God he lives and he lives ment of providing health care to the community we ing legislation that provides an adequate and per- ever about those days, about the serve. During the first nine months of 15)97, St, manent funding source for charity care. Immediate surreptitious plans to transport forever. A thousand years from now, Virginia, nay 10 Elizabeth Hospital provided more than $19 million passage of legislation and funding is critical to the Santn Chuis from the firehouse times 10,000 years from now, he will continue to make in care to the underinsured and uninsured. health of this state's residents and the health care to the church when their glad the heart of childhood. Through charity care and hospital relief subsidies, institutions that serve them. I also urge individual Christmas parties were on the (the hospital) received just slightly over $6 million readers to contact Guv. Whitman and their elected same night. But that would take in reimbursement. With the recently announced representatives to let them know that New Jersey too long, so instead I will write federal cutbacks in Medicare and Modicaid, contin- residents support full funding of charity care before about the joy of Christinas carol- ued funding for charity care and hospital relief has it's too late. ing. become more critical than ever, Sister ELIZABETH ANN MALONEY It's a frosty Saturday night Tho number of uninsured in New Jersey contin- President, when we gather in the church ues to rise, mirroring the national trend. Nearly 40 St. Elizabeth Hospital basement to go caroling from million Americans are living without health insur- Elizabeth house to house in our small town. Because I am one of the little ones they tell me to stand in front; I imagine my face has Words to the wise for holiday drinking the frightened look of someone WliSTl'IRI.D SCOTCI1 PLAINS-l'ANWOOD To Tho Record-Pioss; much cheer nnd joy as possible: who wants to do well so badly "Eat, drink and be merry," Charles Dickens once • Make sure thnt you have a designation driver that he knows he is just going to North Jersey Newspapers Company ©1997 screw up. wrote at Christmastime many years ago. However, in your party who can get everyone home safely. At first our voices arc so if his pun put down those words todny the tone of Also, remember to ask about designated driver enthusiastic that the, adults tell Richard F. Harknolt tho message would undoubtedly bo different. In perks because most bars will serve free non-alco- us "not too loud" and at about Publisher fact, a modern day societal leader would be much holic drinks to designated drivers and may even the fifth house (Mrs. Vermeulen more likely to say, "Knt, drink and be merry ... bo if discount the designated driver's food. is going to have hot chocolate for Cheryl Fenske you choose to drink, make sure someone else is • If you decided you wore going out and only us and animal crackers too!) our Executive Editor nvnilable to drive you if you're not staying drinking a minimal amount but wound up being voices hang suspended in the overnight," told by a hm-tender, waiter or waitress that you brittle nir with the brilliant clar- John Patten That i.s precisely the plea that the members of have, had too much to drink and they want to call a ity of a crystal rose. It is a Editor the New Jersey Licensed Hoverngo Association cab, listen to them. You can always come pick up moment of absolute still beauty would like to make to your readers this season. The your car in the morning. (The same rule upplies if a as the carol's individual notes Now Jersey Licensed Beverage Asociution repre- friend tells you they are going to drive homo.) take shape in the clouds of Allan Conovar Ttna Qunrlno sents over 8,001) taverns, bars, hotels, cocktail • Because foot! is the most important factor in wnrm breath. Sports Editor Reporter lounges, restaurants and bowling centers in the the absorption of alcohol, tnakt* sure that you eat Suddenly the; moment is lost Garden Slate, and our members are keenly aware when you drink and be merry. If you know there is when the mechanical flatulence of the prominent role tho alcoholic products we sell no food where you nre going, eat beforehand. And, if of a holey miifllor (whoso Eileen Blckal Mary Lockhart Business Mnnngar play in holiday celebrations. Reality is that millions there is food, eat while you drink anil remind your- Studchaker i.s that?) forces us off Advertising Sales Manager of Americans top off their holiday festivities by self to drink slowly. the road and never again that shining good times nnd drinks with their friends, • If you host n party make sure you take the night do wo over quite regain Chuck Tuohy Marc Greenspan Circulation Director co-workers ami family. People do this because it is, same precautions that licensed beverage establish- thnt perfect balance, that awe- Production Manngor to put it bluntly, fun and celebratory. However, the ments take by not serving people under '21 (remem- some harmony. In that epiphany of harmony, Record-PmBB (USPS 000049) Is publlslind on Friday by Norlli Jotsoy Nawspnpois Com- NJLHA wants to make a plea to your renders to ber, it is against, the law) and not lotting people pany, 301'Conlrni Avo., Clnik, NJ 07000(900) 575-00(10. Second clnsjs poslngo pnkl nl keep tho fun in these celebrations by remaining drive away drunk. Take the keys and give them a vyp wore the messengers of a dif- Cranford, NJ 07010, POSTMASTER: pionno send changes to Norm Jeraoy Nnwupniiorn responsible, enough to either designate a driver or pillow for the floor if you have to. ferent world, of n place of pence, Company, FulflHmoni olllco , I'O llox ROn, Sornorvllls. NJ 0BB70, Subflcilpllon ifilos by make the decision to take a cub, bus, train or Home The NJLHA's suggestions are simple nnd practi- love mid brotherhood, where moll, ona yonr within Union County $10, mil ol county $20. out ol slnlo S:*0. Jo subscribe otluir means of transportation home. good will is exchanged freely call i-l)OO-3OO-03'x JncoliHon, SiiHim Jiicobson, from representatives of the State Kerehner of the NJ School Patricia Jukubowski, Patrick of the Community and State of Boards Association, There is no Keenoy, Mario Koch, Theodore* the Schools committees. These fee associated with their partici- Kozlik, Jennifer Lhmell, Suutui reports were compiled following pation in Westfield's strategic Muckay, Tom MudaniH, considerable research and sever- planning process, since Westfiold MaryBoth Mansfield, Catherine al meetings of the 30 volunteers is a dues-paying member of the Mnrchunt, Sue Metier, Louis serving on the two committees. association. Miron, Robert Petix, Tristn The Strategic Planning Superintendent of Schools Dr. Pollard, Annmarie Puleio, David Council will meet in early William Foley said, "The week- Rock, Kenneth Shu lack, Charles January to complete the work end was a success because of the Soriano, Mark MntthowH, Deo if begun this weekend. dedication of so many people who Dee Turlington, Margaret In commenting on the week- were willing to give up their time Walker, am! 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J 107 Soutl1 Avenuc West Foundation, provided therapy at liOfiMury Slivfl £; 20 WatclumjJ Avenue • Chatham 3 ^ G ^ Douglass College, offered family 492 Springfield Ave Cranford, New Jersey V counseling at a center in Bound I'll/aheih ^ Hrs: Mon-Fri 7:30-5 PM, Sat 8-5, Sun 9-2 PM •* Berkeley Heights 07016 ' Brook, assisted at a drug and alcohol rehabilitation facility, (908) 354-9200 I (973)635-515(973)6355151 § helped at a foster children's (908)665-0770 " (>:vr llulj Cciiliiry of Quality Scivhc *• Temporary & Permanent Positions \ agency, and provided employee assistance at a Philadelphia util- ity. "I became fascinated with the process of how change comes Wannest Wuthe, Earning a Psy.D. in 1994, Dr. 90K-27G-7100 Shields worked briefly in the (908)241-3939 (973)377-^853 community mental health center at John F. Kennedy Medical Center, Edison, before starting her own practice in 19SJG. Ironically, her research on infant % A Safe c? Happy " memory and categorization was HAPPY HOLIDAYS^ Hsippy Holidays ^ Season's Qreetings published in the professional I Holiday To All ^ From ,li)t| Flckr.tr iind Stuff journals "Child Dovelopment" CASTLE HICKORY TREE and "Developmental Psychology." CAREERS I CRANFORD INDOOR I PERSONNEL At about the same time Dr. uml DELICATESSEN Shields started a .second chapter "We Have Earned A | POOL & FITNESS CENTER \ omrv rUcitrwnl of child-rearing with the birth of Reputation You Can Trust" ^ -101 CuiiH'nninl AM>., CVnnfni-cl £ IU2O Sprlnufleld Avemio CATERERS !" Liiun, now twn-yenrs-old. Today, ( Moiinlnlnslde r PLACING OFFICE POSITIONS WcckilnyH fi AM - Ji30 PM " <>'IH Slumjiihf Uil,, C'liiillwiin '\\v\i. who is actively involved in Weokc'inlN <) AAl • « I'M 908-654-6700 IN ALL ARI-AS OF BUSINESS % (201)822-l%6 [ expanding her practice. While (908) 322-9140 f'\*r tttfittviiititw Ltilf ij always keeping an eye open for 1,41 South Avonuo, Fnnwood new knowledge>, Dr. Shields sfiy.s Anno Cntilallnriti. Piosldont fc A (908)709-7260 | VLWK YOUR O1MKHS K-Ull.V [ she is pleaKeel lo have "ranched Juno! Grown, Counselor T" my goal." "It's a really good feeling," she "' *-«!* December 26,1997 Record-Press A-7 Schools asking for help from class mothers with 'Hands On Science' WESTFIELD - "Hands On for eight weeks, with 10-16 chil- be looking for class mothers to Science," on after-school enrich- dren per class. Classes are taught help in the classroom, organize a ment program, now in its seventh by qualified teachers from roster of volunteer classroom year, is scheduled to run in Westfield and surrounding school helpers, sot up telephone chains Westfield from Feb. 9 to April 9. systems. ami/or other activities. Class As in previous years, the pro- This year, all classes will meet mothers will receive a 50 percent gram is sponsored by the at Roosevelt Intermediate discount on the registration fee. Optimists Club of Westfield, in School. The program has grown Parents are advised to he aware cooperation with the Westfield steadily in popularity and last of registration tlio week of Jan. 5, Public School System and the year nttracted 300 children. as classes are filled on a first- Parent-Teacher Council. "Hands On Science" again will come, first-served basis. Tlie goals of the program are to encourage young children's interest in science with fun, hands-on "real" science activities in chemistry, mathematics, physics, biology, and the environ- CHILDREN mental sciences. The activities are aimed at the elementary school level. 9 9 Mervyn Turner, coordinator of Hitchin up the wagons... and headin downtown the program, says that registra- tion forms will be distributed These students In the Westfleld Y "Time for Two's" preschool class enjoyed a visit downtown with class- through the elementary shcools room parents Sherri Carter and Bonnie Lysek during a warm day In October. in Westfield the week of Jan. 5. Each class meets once a week CAMPS CHILD CAftE children's house Educational Service Westfield real estate agents win sales awards montessorl GRAND OPENING \ 1 school 1'rrxrntl) ; applications for ,ulmh-.lini f)F NKWHACIIING KMtlMIMKNT WATKK WESTFIELD -- Several Ms. Putzer has been licensed ume in November. 7777, located at 185 Elm Street. «v Toddler (fosses lUlll l)IN(i HHUH.I.S .VI INDIAN RUN >.v l*re Primtin Clttsx MII1JNGTON • %9 agents at the Westfield offices of for 11 years, and is a member of Mr. Wiley is a member of Weichert, Realtors has 7,500 v 1 sales associates in 200 offices in • Kindergarten f.mkhmenl Assisting Muili'iusui mlik'Vf IIIRIH'SI gratk |nilcnlljl ' Weichert Realtors, Inc., recorded the Westfield Board of Realtors Weichert's 1996 Million Dollar ••* Fnign'sstre Imlliiibuilixd Uvml« Ti-.u hiiiR vliiitcnls Imw in Midjlly luirr.ivi with iliilr )KCTS ajul Mi|Hjrinrs lu mhicu' MICU-SS sales acheivements this year. and the Garden State Multiple Sales Club. Connecticut, New York, New *v Fotrlxn hmgiuigv I'mgmitt Twliln^; suuWnls how It) inki* li-sls M\I\ In tthuiln llu'lr James M. Weichert, president, Listing Service (MLS). Her The lifelong resident of the Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware, »' Heforc Ci After Stbanl Pngnum v hllihi'M •.ii'suli'iuic |MIMUI;II • Summer Mwnlim' Camp 1 announced severla awards accomplishments include mem- Westfield area is a graduate of Maryland, Virginia, and > Silu>l:ln,lll|h .ivjil.ll'li . mill l',;irlv Kf'iiisirjijisn Dlsctiiints. recently, recognizing Susan bership in Weichert's Million "Stars," an advanced sales pro- Washington, D.C. Weichert han- 11MM Contact Director: > Clnssi'S slinlnit In Jaiiujiv/Tiliruaiy Sandra Mur^ei CI:IJANAiy.MAN Delaney, Holly Cohen, James Dollar Sales Club. gram taught by nationally dles both residential and com- AW AMI iyf ft Kiswt ucititto .Uliidliin Run, Mllllnninn, NJinild Fawcett, Brenda Putzer and John Ms, Putzer, who is married renowned sales trainer Floyd mercial real estate and offers Til '«1N di"1 ()*') Yi\ 'HW M'-ilM (908) i is Commercial Avenue one-stop shopping services, i:M;li]:liiiililllrlil(rs("ll'N()-C0sl Clark Riley. and has four children, recently Wickman, and holds a bachelor's 545 4997 New Brurewck • (Nsar Douglass College) Susan Delaney, a sales associ- moved to Plainfleld from degree from Dickinson College in including mortgages, insurance, ate at the Westfield office, has Westfield. A former resident of Carlisle, Pa., where he majored in rentals, relocation, new homes To Advertise won the office awards for the Fanwood, she serves home buy- anthropology and pre-medicine. and land, estate marketing, title greatest number of marketed ers and sellers in Union, He is an active volunteer at services, property management in thia Directory listings and greatest marketed Somerset, and Middlesex coun- Children's Specialized Hospital. and moving services. Visit " Please Call dollar volume. ties. Mr. Wiley may be reached for Woichert's website nt Ms. Delaney, a licensed real Mr, Wiley earned an office real estate transactions at http://www.weichert.com for 1-8OO-172-O1O2 estate professional since 1986, award for top listing dollar vol- Weichert's Westfield Office, 664- more information. has earned numerous awards during her career, including membership in Weichert's 1996 Million Dollar Marketed Club. Ma. Delaney is active in the Garden State Multiple Listing Service, NJ and National Associations of Realtors. She has special expertise in Union County and North Edison and is Happy Holidays To All Happy Holiday** a member of Weichert's A Very Warm & Happy Enjoy the Holidays with Condominium Network. She has Holiday Season to All Our Ciuitoinew, Old c?New the Heart of a Child completed numerous training Parse House Thomas programs in real estate sales and Wonderful, Loyal Clientele fair housing law. NANCY'S Antiques LINCOLN MERCURY A longtime area resident, she From All of Us At Stage House Villi'^e 369 South Avenue is married and the mother of ANTIQUES Scotch Pliiins Westfield, N.J. twin boys. JUl C.UZMAN DtftLlV INC All Items On Sale Month Of December Ms. Cohen, a Westfield resi- Antique* & Collectibles 7 Walnut Avenue Bought & Sold (908)232-6500 dent, was named to the compa- TG ELMORA AVENUE I Cranlord ny's 1997 Ambassador's Club in ELIZABETH. NEW JERSEY 07202 (908) 322-9090 recognition of her sales volume. (908) 272-5056 She is counted among the top two 908-353-6611 percent of Weichert's 7,500 sales associates, It is the most recent company honor for Ms. Cohen, who won office awards in September and October for her Happy Hoiidayt to Mi accomplishments. St/tCC/'C Out tthttdg I CMttomnt In addition to a marketing NATALE Prudential Troit Bake Shop award, Ms. Cohen led the office in Brown-Fowler Co., marketed listings in October. MAFFEY'S nilMIIN# A HIATIM«, IM. 427 Springfield Ave., Summit "You won't drown with us around" REALTORS* They followed her September LOCK & SAPE CO. Specializing awards for the greatest number i Water Heaters- Oil & Gas NHW Pwviduncn 1172 Iu«s( Ornnd Sirvd of listings, sold listings and Boiler Installations & Repairs Summit In All Kll/.uhctli marked listings. Over 30 Yean in Husiness Celebrating Our H7th Amilveraury Basking Itidgu occasion cakes Ms. Cohen is a consistent mil- Dennis Nutale - Mislor Plum Lie #5322 6052 lion-dollar producer who earned 1(800) 333-7232 908-377 (908)351-1172 Ituhjiriiiinntly Uivnml B- Opnnilmt 9OB-277 0014 the silver award in the 1996 New 908-3S2-429S Jersey State Million Dollar Club. »••* She is a member of Weichert's 100 Marketed Club and Million Dollar Sales and Marketed Clubs and repeat member of the 3 President's Club. Happy Holiday To All Our TUCKER'S PAINT & WALLPAPER Ms. Cohen, who is licensed in Mapptf Holidays Friends & Cuetomere Your Full Service New Jersey, New York and THE NEW lo ;tll our laithful Customers Benjamin Moore Dealer Pennsylvania, also holds a New { THE MATTRESS Jersey broker's license. She is a NORRIS g Forward •The fucker •/(intitif \\ member of the Westfield, Greater FACTORY 1 to Sceinf! You Next Year Eastern Union County, 518 North Avenue, Garwoocl CHEVROLET SCHIKFEHSTEIN FARM MARKET Middlesex, Somerset and North 433 North Ave. East, 393 Madison Hill Rd Central Jersey Associations of (908) 789-0140 Westflold, N.J. 31 7 Avenue Realtors. f Clark, NJ Summit Mr. Fawcett earned un office Mattresses dr'Jlo^Sprin/js 908-233-0220 732-388-3273 marketing award for his accom- Manufactured on tfxei'mnises Authorized Sales • Service ' Parts 908-277-4440 plishments in October. i A licensed real estate profes- sional for one year, Mr. Fawcett has earned numerous office awards during his first year in real estate sales. Mr, Fawcett Bt,it Wishes For A ^ Happy Holidays To All $ said his previous experience as c> Health)/ Holiday Sttuum H Customers, Old & New # ball nn architect hua helped him i achieve success in real estate Luanne, Maggie, <£ ptom Ben & itU Staft sales. 7fUt6*et Elizabeth & Dim ^ Western "When you are working with Lemon Tree STSrr SBMI0S8. clients, you must ask pertinent Establish.:.! 1906 DCor/itpoin/e ^Personnel% 14 Commerce Drive, Cranford questions and listen carefully to Hair Salon (908) 272-0400 2'2(i Nortli Avenue, West what they say and what they NOW HIRING 'f*i really mean. It's problem solv- 14,35 Morris Ave., Union, NJ 200 South Ave. Fanwood Tel: (908) 686-9555 Secretaries, Clerks, Receptionists, fi ing," Mr. Fnwcett said. 3 (908) 233-8811 Telomarketers & Light Industrials k Additionally, his training helps i K.i*: (908) 6H6-W64 I 908-322-9490 him look at a home and see its true potential, Mr. Fawcett is n graduate of Hofstra University, where he. earned a bachelor's degrue in journalism and master of busi- To)armesl ffl/s/ies Ijror J ness administration degree. He Ufa West ol /i'tmt earned a master of architecture f THE PRESTIGE di'gree nt the NJ Institute of BEST WESTERN it Technology, The Paper it DINER Mr. Fawcett and Ins wife, MURRAY HILL 1 Ciina, have a dniightor, Kendall, Pedlar UIHSprinyliclil Ave New Providence and reside in Scotch Plains, 661 Morris Tpkfl., Sprlngllold whore he in chairman of the 535 Central Avenue itirSiinhillvdtfrk if ilatt'S. Met tini). at wluUl larnial ,l. him will IK" l.^tn. AH' t>n tni? M-corui Monday o< i\iO\ mimlh at / W p m. M.iycis C'tniN-f He had been involved with the He studied doctoral courses at University in 1938 and a law Fiiirview Cemetery, Westfield. I>PM:<< HWMII f! toiMws Nike air defense system, Distant the Stevens Institute of degree from Fordhnm University Memorial contributions may Jmiuaiy t?. 1fl9B .k.iy i;i lain Early Warning Line system, bal- Technology. in 1949. He was a member of the be made to St. Peter's Prep, 144 frtirii.iry !). 1U9H Aui|n:,l '0. UJ'JH listic missile early warning sys- A registered engineer in New National Association of Surety Grand St., Jersey City, N.J. April 13. I'J'Jfl O..lntii'i 19. IWIFl M;iy i'. 1MB Noveii'hfi( .) V.)3H tem and tropo-scatter antennas Jersey and New York, Mr. Wells Bond Producers; the Father 07302, or Family and Children's Ami! 8. 1MB t)ii-i"ntnns ;inil plans !o hiLOilMilcr' r»l ai tncM' mi'iil'iuis Will I"' worked on ground stations in Society of Mechanical Engineers Columbus, in Scotch Plains; tho Elizabeth, N.J. 07208. on lilt' in HID iillici- ul Itif Si-ci(>l:ityn( Ihi- Uii.inliif Ailpu'.t nl. iiW.i Norlli A^nuo Wi'sf. Wt'Stl't'li1 Nl-".' Ji'iM'y ,intl m.iy Oc i.i'ri Maine and France for Telstar, the and the Telephone Pioneers of iliiy Diroutjh rnthiy. B 30 a MI.111 4 'JO |lm first communications satellite. America. He was with BeH CoJIiH'll K^aye', Sct.iiH.'lry As a member of the American Laboratories for nearly <10 years Marie E. O'Brien, 84 WMSIIICM HOilril ol Ail|uslitn'«1 Defense Preparedness and retired from its Whippany PUBLIC NOTICE Association he was Bell facilities in 1987. Mother of township police chief WESTFIELD PLANNING DOARD MEETING DATES Laboratories' principal engineer During World War II, he SCOTCH PLAINS — Marie E. Roman Catholic Church, in rflililili.ini i> w.ifi NJSA 10-1 lid (O|>m PuNn: Mwlimis fli II. attained the rank of captain in imi Wflillniil Pl.lillnnii Bikini wslu-'i (i> .ulwisii Itii' juililn ul ils for "Operation Snowball," a joint Wettlnufer O'Britm, 84, died Dec. Her husband, Francis P., died IINM'IIMI] il:ilt>s Mivlmii. at ivhu !i *orru.)l ai imn ivl! tip lakrn. ,i'i> un project of American, British and the Army Air Corps while serving 19,1997 nt the Ashbrook Nursing in 1988. Ihd irsi MnniJay (it rai'h nui'ilh ;it tt.UQ |nn itnlfVi olhcrwis'.1 slip uliihti. iiml .IU' Hi'iii ill Iliu Muin.ip.il llijilllJI.J. t>'.'5 l;iM llriMil Canadian forces that detonated with the "Flying Tigers" of Gen. nnd Convalescent Center. She Also surviving nre a daughter, SlrLXil. WI>SMII.|<1. NMW ,lursi>y in ihn Cmiflml Chiiinhcrs. I »" tlniinl 600 tons of chemical explosives to Claire Chennault in China. had been a telephone switch- will also imi't ill / 30 pin on tltmiL (1a1i'L. in IMc Miiyui s Confer- Maureen Prints; a sister, Claire IMK*: 1 M!^ir>HfcJ l lul r ,| woikk ^ * ".sum whmhh Ihth r |Hhltiblr may ;i«ivKilxi|nlitld ht l determine the effects of a blast Mr. Wells was born in Jersey board operator and the mother of Minder; seven grandchildren nnd nnl |ialli(.i(>ali» in. Mcclir 1.1 llilll'H .III' ,-IS llJ'l IWS Jdlluaryi). m«il July li. without incurrent nuclear radia- City and lived in Rutherford township police Chief Thomas F. four great-grandchildren. lotiruary ?. IMS /\ uHll'.l 3. "J'JH tion. He worked on development before moving lo Westfield in O'Brien. March?. 1U08 'irplrlutiri M 1SIL1H A funeral Mass was celebrated ApriUl, Ifl'JD O, lillllT !>, 11WB of buildings and antennas to 1951. Mrs. O'Brien was born in Tuesday at St. Bartholomew the M.iy •!. ('Jail Tintjpr ,° 1MB Jurii' 1. 1998 111'! 1•iiihi'r /, 1IBII resist the blast from nuclear Surviving are his wife of 51 Phillipaburg. She lived in Enston, Apostle Church, following ser- .InHI.IIy it, I!WJ explosions, plus designs for ships years, June It.; a son, Richard A.; Ap|iln:;ilHin'. anil [)tan\ lo t*o *:nfV.nliMtsl .I' Pa., and Jorsoy City before mov- vices nt tho Rossi Funeral Home. an Iplo i" Hid <)tf|i:« n( Hip ttt-uHjry nl lh<> Platinum tln.uit, 3!jil and machinery to install subma- two daughters, Carolyn W. ing to Scotch Plains in 194(i. Entombment was private, MlMIII Avi'tlul'Wf'SI. Wlisll'i'HI. NiW.h'f'M.y ami may lm • II Mull rine detection systems. day IhrtilKih r'nri.'ly. I] 3D n in. lo 1 30 |int Partridge and Barbara W. She was n switchboard opera- Memorial contributions may Kenneth 1), Mai.sh. Sitmla'y Mr. Wells was vice chairman of Hotaling; and five grandchildren. tor with the Diamond Expansion be made to Policemen's WcMlmll) Pliliminti fUuini the navigation committee for the A memorial service will be Bolt Co. of Garwood from 1968 Benevolent Association Local 87 SJI.7G WPI If IMlWit National Security Industrial held in the spring. Memorial con- until her retirement in 1978,in Scotch Plains or the Scotch Society. He was honored him tributions may be made to the Mrs. O'Brien was a parishioner of Plains Rescue Squad. with the Navy Award for out- Summit Animal League, P.O. Box St. Bartholomew the Apostle standing service to the society 1446, Summit, N.J. 07902, or the and its related ad hoc study Salvation Army, 615 Watchung group. Ave., Plainfield, N.J. 07O60. Theater group raffle continuing WESTFIELD — A fundraising rallle is boing conducted with pro- nmmvti ceeds to benefit tho Westfield Community Players. Afons Tavares Jr., 70 Only 200 tickets will bo sold at $5 each. Tho prize is two orchestra seats for a show at the Paper Mill Playhouse plus a $100 gill certifi- Formerly a management consultant cate for the F.M. Kirby Cnning WESTFIELD — Afons M. cousins. House restaurant adjacent to the Tavares Jr., 70, died Dec. 19,1997 A funeral Mass was celebrated Millbuni theater. at his home. He had been a man- Tuesday in Lowell. Local Raillc tickets may be purctia.se agement consultant with two arrangements were by the Gray during Community Players per for Manhattan-based firms and from Funeral Home. mance.s. Tho winning ticket, will be 1961-64 was the Clark Township Memorial contributions may drawn nt thfi Community Players business administrator. be made to the dialysis unit at annual mooting in May. The; winnoi He was born in Lowell, Mass., Muhlenberg Regional Medical need not hv. present. For more infoi and had lived for many years in Center in Plainfield. mntiun, call (908) 232-1221. Westfield. Mr. Tavares was a manage- ment consultant with the Fantus Co. and later with Naremco Inc. Hillside Cemetery prior to his 1986 retirement. Earlier in his career he worked was established in 1886 for the former Burroughs Corp, in Burlington, Vt., and owned a under state laws ensuring safety, permanence gas dealership. Ho also was the and the careful guarding of owner's rights.. city manager of Auburn, Maine, Hillside Cemetery, located on Woodland Avenue in late in the 1950s. Scotch Plains, is a non-profit organization. He attended Harvard University and graduated in For further information, telephone (908) 756-1729 1951 from the University of Vermont. Mr. Tavares was a member of Mensa and a parish- ioner of Holy Trinity Roman Catholic Church. His wife, Anne Barr Tavares, died in 1977. Surviving are three sons, Afons M. Ill of Randolph, Thomas M. of South Burlington, Vt., and Jeffrey L. of Eliot, Maine; four brothers, John and James, both of Lowell, Joseph of Dracut, Mass., and Richard of Tewksbury, Moss.; a sister, Union County Marilyn of Oakland, Calif.; five THE VOLVO V70 CROSS COUNTRY. The automatic, grandchildren; a stepgrandchild; l intelligent all-wheel-drive system is.prepared to take you just about and many nieces, nephews and Places ol Worship anywhere you want and a few more places you'd never expect.

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/-*, Record-Press December 26,1997 Sports Raiders win dogfight with Cougars ByMIKECHRISTEL some big shots turned into a key the rally. HBCOKO-PKKSS when we need- 39-32 Raider But Cranford would pull no ed to. The key advantage further as the Raiders received The high level of energy both thing was we with 4:54 left some clutch foul shooting of its on the floor and in the stands didn't let their in the third own. Senior Doug Bishop and during an opening night high press rattle Basketball quarter. Gowirtz both sank a pair of free school basketball game is proba- us." Patterson throws down the stretch to ice bly only rivaled by the atmos- Despite 17 opened the the game for the Raiders with phere of a late season playoff points by second half less than 34 seconds remaining, clash. senior forward Kevin Feeley, with a jumper inside the foul line Feeley nailed a long three- That's because the two teams including 11 in the first half, and and Feighner followed with a pointer with three ticks left on playing are beginning a fresh, a 16-point, 12-rebound effort layup to bring the Raiders to the clock, but it was too little, too clean slate and really have noth- from 6-foot-2 center Adrian within 30-29. Cranford forward late for the Cougars. ing to lose. No losing slumps to Moore, the Cougars didn't have Kevin Glenn (11 points) then SP-F, which played at J.P. break out of, no winning streaks an answer for the hot second-half sank a turnaround jumper to Stevens Monday, will host the to preserve. shooting of Raiders' senior Dave stop the charge for the moment, Cindy Pool Holiday Basketball Watch ung Conference- Gowirtz, who knocked down before the Raiders rattled of the Tournament tomorrow and National Division rivals three three-pointers after inter- next 10 points behind a three- Monday at SP-F High School. Cranford and Scotch Plains- mission and finished with 18 point play by Patterson, layups The Raiders will take on Fanwood demonstrated that kind points, and the steady play of by Patterson and Feighner and a Columbia in a first-round game of reckless abandon when they seniors Donald Patterson (20 three-point bomb by Gowirtz, tomorrow at 8 p.m., following the hooked up in their season opener points), Jeff Feighner (13 points) launched from the left baseline. other opening-round clash Friday night at CHS. and junior Ben Martinez (12 SP-F turned up its defensive between Union and Columbia, The home Cougars grabbed a points). pressure a notch during the run set for 6:30 p.m. The consolation 30-25 halftime lead, but the "1 though it was an exciting and Crnnford would never fully and finals will take place on Raiders exploded on a 14-2 run to game, the atmosphere was great, recover. Monday. SCOTCH PLAINS-FANWOOD (69) start the second half, a rally that unfortunately we didn't win the After the Raiders opened up Dave Gowirtz 4-6-18, Donald Patterson 8- would ultimately propel SP-F to game," said CHS Head Coach their biggest lead of the game at 3-20, Doug Bishop 0-4-4, Jeff Feighner 6-0-13, a 69-66 victory in a fast and fren- Tom Johnstone. "Scotch Plains 59-48 midway through the fourth Ben Martinez 4-4-12, Sieve Slmms 1-0-2. quarter on another three-pointer Totals 23-17-69. zied affair in Cranford. played great. They handled our CRANFORD (66) "It was a great game to start pressure well. They have a senior by Gowirtz, the Cougars went on Kevin Feeley 7-0-17, Bobby Haber 4-3-13, the year," said SP-F Head Coach team and it showed." a 12-4 run to pull within 63-60 Chris Thompson O-0-0, Kevin Glenn 5-1-11, with 1:32 left in regulation. Adrian Moore 3-10-16, Marc Potito 1-0-2, Willie Leonardi. "Both teams Especially in the pivotal third Andrew Mlnutalll 2-2-7, Pat Maher 0-0-0, played well and we are happy we period, when the Raiders Clutch foul shooting by senior Robert Sands 0-0-0. Totals 22-16-66. ROBYN C. STEIN/RECORD-PRESS were able to pull it out. We had a outscored Cranford 25-15. In a point guard Bobby Haber (13 Three-point field goals: SPF - Goewlrtz 4, points) and Moore, who was a Patterson 1, Feirjhner 1.CHS - Feeley 3, Haber Scotch Plalns-Fanwood's Dave Hermann shoots over Adrian Moore of strong third quarter, both offen- span of less than four minutes, a 2, MinutellM. Cranford during the Raiders' 69-66 win over the Cougars Friday. sively and defensively, and hit Cougar five-point lead suddenly presence inside all night, helped Westfield girls tie for first at East Brunswick Relays ByMIKECHRISTEL the score with Old Bridge." tance and sprint medley races. 4x800 team will alao be compet- "Sprinting and high jump 4x800 (senior Steve Dennis, Sophomores Susan Hinds, In the distance medley, fresh- ing. ' might be a couple of our weaker sophomore Frank Ianni, junior Aubrey McGovern and Paige man Alexis Anzelone, (1600 leg), "With 78 kids, we have areas," said Hornish. "But we can John Cognetti and junior Gordon The Westfield High girls track Corbett and senior Becky junior Sara Carpenter (1200), tremendous depth," added make it up in the distance Kaslusky in 8:22.8), distance tenm kicked off the winter season Hamilton teamed up to* place Stefuik (800) and Brucia (400) Hornish. "We have very talented, events. Overall, I'm happy with medley ( senior Mark Matthews, with n2bang Saturday, tying Old sixth in the 4x200 in 1:59.3. teamed up 14:01.5. Egan, run- very strong runners and we're our makeup." senior Dave Geissler, Bill Zachar Bridge for the girls championship Westfield beat out Old Bridge ning the 800 leg, Hinds (200), excited about the season. We The Union County Relays are and Kaslusky in 11:16.1) and in the 27th running of the East in the 4x400 relay, as Heather Korfmacher (400) and McGovern have a lot of runners coming over just nrountl the corner. The girls placed second in the 4x400 Brunswick Relays. Dennis, Mary Korfmacher and (200) combined to win the sprint from cross country and themeet is set for Monday, Jan. 5 at (Ianni, Dennis, Cognetti and The Lady Blue Devils and seniors Sage Stefiuck and Katie medley. Despite the loss of gradu- crossover from the soccer team the Dunn Arena in Elizabeth and Kaslusky in 3:36.4). Knights,,ended the meet with 42 Egan combined to win the race in ate Suzy Kozub and others, the and a couple from field hockey the boys meet is slated for Jan. 7. Westfield also took fourth in points apiece, while host East 4:20,6, The Knights took second Lady Blue Devils are pretty have added to our depth." The Westfield High boys win- the high jump behind senior Brunswick followed in third with in 4:24.7. loaded this winter with 78 girls Other girls expected to make ter track squad, which has 50 Steve Abies (5-8) and junior Don 39 points. The Blue Devils also won the on their roster, key contributions for Westfield students on its roster, took third Seeley (5-2), who combined for;a "It was a good way lu start of 4x800 in 10:25.2 behind the joint "I think we're in a stronger this season are. sprinters Ely.swa at the East Brunswick Relays jump of 10-10. The Blue Devils the season," said WHS girls Head efforts of Stefiuck, Egan, sopho- position this year," said Hornish, Cognetti and Andrea Constandis, Saturday with 33 points. St. added a sixth-place showing in Coach Tom Hornish, whose team more Maura McMahon and who will bring his 4x800 squad to senior hurdler and high jumper Joseph's of Metuchen won the the 4x200 as well. Sophomore won four events and took fifthi n senior Laura Brucia, the Seton Hall Fast Times Karen Spector and shot putters, boys competition, defeating run- Seth Augenstein, Dennis, senior another'.1 "Finishing fifth in the The Westfield girls weren't' Invitational this Sunday at Seton BOphomore SuBan Phillips and ner-up Pinelnnds 62-38. John Atkins and. Geissler com- 4x2G0-meter relay helped us tie done there, as they swept the dis- Hall University. The WHS boys junior Alison Checchio. The Blue Devils won the bined in 1:38.5 .iJ Westfield rolls in Raider grapplers bowling tourney fall to Kardinals The Scotch The Westfield High School will to exceed can have a great SCOTCH PLAINS- Cranford 32-30 in its season bowling tenm opened its season effect on the outcome," said WHS Plains- FANWOOD opener Friday night in Scotch on an encouraging note Saturday, Head Conch Mike Tirone. Fnnwood Plains. setting teams records in the"Although I was happy with the High The Cougars earned the Warren Wheeler Memorial records and our outstanding per- wrestling narrow win when Eileen Tournament at Madison Lanes. formances, we will need to prac- t e am Garrity sank a bucket with Westfield defeated Brick tice our adjustments to changing dropped a H.S. Roundup two seconds left in regula- Township 5815-5807 nnd howled lane conditions and our spare 40-32 deci- tion. a team-record 1099 in the last bowling if we want to repeat our game of the six-game tourna- conference championship nnd sion to Kearny in its first The Rniders' Nikki McCoy ment to ovcrcnino a 183-pin sectional championship from last meet of the season Friday in topped all scorers with a deficit. Westfiold's total scorn of year." Kearny. game-high 14 points in the 5815 also set a new record for a WHS Results-Wiii-ron Wheeler The Raiders won sixlosing effort. Teammates Kate high-team series. Memorial Tournnment: matches on the night, the first Feighner and Jeannie McCoy Senior co-enptnin Scott Game 1 one coming at 130 pounds, added six points apiece for Bridgemnn and junior stalwart Bridgemnn 203, Rosenblatt where Tony Melendez pinned SPF, which fell behind 11-6 Evan Biuim both bowled ^anies 187, Bnum 184, Mnsino 1G2, Tony Caraturn of Kearny in after the opening quarter, but of 244 to lead the- charge. Junior Diamond 160 2:44. The Raiders earned four battled back to finally even Tim Caprario and sophomore Game 2 Daniel Rock also chipped in for Britlgeman 201, Rosenblatt other pins. the score, before the deciding the record-setting porformnnce 190, Caprario 190, Mnaino 176, Mike Grabel decked John basket by Garrity in the with scores of 226 and 204,Diamond 15(5 Digravina in 1:43 at 140,game's final moments. Garrity respectively. Games ii Luke Cerchio flattened Wilson led Cranford with nine points. Junior Brett. Rosenblatt Caprnrio 235, Rosenblatt 225, Alequian in 2:43 at 145, Josh The Raiders, who played bowled a 181 to round out tho Musino 189, Batim 179, Riccn leveled James J.P. Stevens Monday, will record-breaking high game for Bridgemcin 179 Franchino in. 5:30 at 152 and meet Columbia in the first Westiicltl. ltosiMibliiU's 181 wna Game 4 heavyweight Jim Feeley round of the Cranford his law game in the six-game set, Baum 227, Rosenblatt 193, pinned Justin Avitable in 1:54 Christmas Tournament which for him, included impres- Bridgemnn 182, Mnsino 174, at 275. sive scores of 2.'!f) and 20U. Caprario 150 tomorrow at 2 p.m. at Wostficld'H scores of 1039 in Game 5 GEORGE PACCIELLO/RECORD-PRESS SP-F's Frank Thorne Cranford High School. the final gitmr was (he highest Hridgomnn 224, Rosenblatt earned a 14-9 decision over The host Cougars will bat- game bowled liy any team in the 203, Caprario 192, Baum 176, Taking to the hoop Tony Diatnno at 215. tle J.P. Stevens in the other tournament, Hounding out the Musim 159 Westfleld forward Liz McKeon's 24-polnt effort Friday was spoiled bracket at 4 p.m. with the Westliolil effort, were aulid show- Game 6 by a 66-54 loss to Shnbnzz. For more details on the Blue Devils' GIRLS BASKETBALL winners meeting in the tour- ings from senior co-captain Tracy Bridge man 244, I5nun 24'i, season opener, see the Westfield High School round up on page SP-F lost a heartbreaker to ney championship Monday at Mnaino and junior JofV Diamond. Caprario 226, Rock 204, A-11. Watchung Conference- 6 p.m., following the 2 p.m. "The victory showed that tho Rosenblatt 181. National Division foe consolation game.

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The Megan Devitt added eight WRESTLING He pinned Felix Kogan of Cherry Westfield 45, East Side 24 at 189. Westfield High points for Westfield, while Hill West in 4:43 in the semis — The Blue Devils got their dunl- Westfield will host the nnnual girls basket- Suzanne Vinegra chipped in with Morris Knolls Tournament before getting pinned himself by meet season off to a good start Blue Devil Invitational tomorrow ball team got a seven and Vicki Nusse con- Westfield placed sixth overall Jay Skretkowicz of Wnllkili Friday with n 45-24 victory over at WHS. strong individ- tributed five. at the Morris Knolls Tournament Valley in 3:03 in the final. East Side. ual debut from Shabazz's Nef Franklin led all Saturday with 84 points. Senior Dan Todd took third at Westfield was victorious in ICE HOCKEY junior forward scorers with 32 points, including Host Morris Knolls won the 125 after decking Montville's eight different weight spots and Cron Tournament Liz McKeon 14 from the foul line. tourney with 197fi points, beat- Brian Kapral in 2:53 in the con- earned four pins on the evening, Senior Ronnie Koshlak Friday but it The Westfield girls will take ing out second place South solation finals. Baly needed just 40 seconds to exploded for 10 points Dec. 17 to wasn't enough on John F. Kennedy (Iaelin) Plainfield (138fl points). Senior Jeff Kivetz (130) and pin his opponent in the 171- spark the Blue Devils to a 13-H as the Blue Devil fell to Shabazz Monday at 6 p.m. in the first Individually, senior Mike Baly sophomores Brian Williams (215) pound match. Other Blue Devils rout of Cranford Dec. 17 in the 66-54 in their season opener at round of the Blue Devila Class starred for the Blue Devils, earn- and Nick Clark (Heavyweight) to come away with pins were Jim consolation of the 15th George WHS. Holiday Tournament at WHS. ing a championship at 160. Baly all came away with fourth-place Villini (119) in 1:37, Nick Cron Tournament at Warimmco The 6-foot-7 McKeon scored 24 South Brunswick and Johnson won a 9-4 decision over John finishes for Westfield. Friedman (140) in 1:22 and Mike Rink in Roselle. points and collected 12 rebounds Regional will meet in the other Vogel of Wallkill Valley to claim In the consolation semis, Kivetz (160) in 3:27. Kashlak balanced his num- to pace Westfield, which staked first-round contest. the title. He advanced to the final Kivetz won a 9-0 major decision Todd won n 10-0 major deci- bers perfectly, recording five itself to a 30-27 halftime lead. The tournament finale is set after pinning Cherry Hill West's over Erik Hozzman of Montville, sion at 130, Jeff Kivelz (135) won goals nnd five assists. Teammate But after intermission Shabazz for Tuesday at 6:30 p.m., while Tom Johnson in the semifinals in Williams pinned Montville's by disqualification at 135,Brandon Kape also got into the took control of the game by the consolation game will take 1:20. Doug Schultz in 2:07 and Clark Tezucar (152) prevailed by tech- scoring act for Westfield (4-2), outscoring the Blue Devils 25-10 place at 1 p.m. Junior Onur Tezucar placed pinned Jermaine Jefferies of nical fall, 15-0 (3:22) at 152 and tallying four goals and throe in the third quarter. second at 152 pounds Saturday. Cherry Hill West in 3:5£. Richard Hatfield won by forfeit assists.

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In Somerville, Golf Course, events run buttons are available at the straight to 1998< Recreational Office in the Both Old and New at "Kid's Afternoon" runs Municipal Building, PC from 3:30 to 6:30 pm in Lavin Hallmark, West Coast Raritan. Bridgewater hosts Video, and McLachlan family entertainment from Travel. Children under five First Night Westfield '98 5:30 to 9:30 pm and are free. Somerville hosts from 7:30 to Volunteers are also sought Many of the perfomers from string zither will add to the Westfielder George Toenes' group 11:30 pm. The Vb-Tech will for the First Night Party. For last year's First Night '97 will be cross-cultural feel in their tradi- plnys music for all tastes with host teen and young adult more information on voun- returning to delight audiences tional costumes. The group is led selections from Benny Goodman, events from 6 to 11 pm. All teering and events, call 908- young and old. In addition, sever- by former resident Joanna Pete Fountain, Cole Porter, Les events lead up to fireworks 707-8308. : al new and exciting acts are lined Pecore. Other local talent Brown, Schubert. Messngor and up for the gala New Year's Eve includes the Crnnford-based Rabaud. Skyline; the popular celebration of the arts which will Hester Street Troupe Which has bluegrass band includes take place in locations all over performed exciting Klczmer and Wostfield resident Danny Weiss. Philharmonic Orchestra Concert Westfield. Jewish music for seventeen yours The Paul Somers Quartet fea- Dancing of all kinds will be and boasts two albums. Westfield tures Wostfield Musicians Janet part of the entertainment. resident Carolyn Kltnger-Kuotor. and Paul Somers presenting playing First Night Morris '98 Ballroom dancing instruction will again play and entertain on music for the .season. by kLelly Vuyovich and Country her accordion. Everloungo. the? Special entertainment for chil- Once again this New Year's Eve, The New favorites beginning with Concerto Grosso Line dancing and instruction by tongue-in-cheek 70's lounge act dren 4 to 12 will bo at tho Philharmonic of New Jersey will be.part of (Christmas ConcertoJ by Arcangelo Corelli. This Joan Wright will be held at the which regaled audiences at last Westficld Armory from 'd to 5pm. Morris County's New Year Celebration at First will be followed by beautiful music for strings Roosovelt Middle School gym, year's First Night is returning to Later, teenagers will hnve their Night Morris. Widely considered New Jersey's featuring the orchestra's Concertmnster Basia while the King's Road Swing perfom more of thoir unique own activities from 7:30 to leading regional symphony orchestra, The New Danilow as violin soloist playing Violin concerto Band with Cvnthin Llerrill,.Alice music. The band comprised of lL;30pm, including Rocky , Philharmonic, conducted by Musis Director Leon. in.E Major by J. S. Bach. The lovely Serenade in Miller, and Kute Zogg will per- Westfielders Bob Siogel on key- Mountain Wall Climbing and nn ' *Hy"rrYan will perform at St. Peter's Church, locat- E Major, by Antonin Dvorak, will be next. form Andrews Sistors-style bonrd and trumpet, Mark open mike. ed at the intersection of South and Miller Roads, Finishing the program will be a rousing tribute swing era music for listening and Norwine and Bob Ardrey oti gui- There will be al lot more in Morristown. The concerts will be at 7 and 8:15 to American music, "Hoedown" from Rodeo by dancing at the "Y" gym. Young tar, Nelson Popp playing drums, store for those who attend this pm. First Night Morris tickets are available for Aaron Copland." Irish dancers from the Deidre and vocalist Dun DEIZZO has per- New Year's Eve celebration with $12 at Kings Supermarkets, First Morris Bank The New Philharmonic of Now Jersey has Shea School of Irish Dance, fomed at Windows on tho World something for everyone. An branches and selected ShopRitea. presented fine classical music to New Jersey res- which had standing room only in Manhattan ns well ns the Blue admission button allows The New Philharmonic of New Jersey will idents since it was founded in 1977 by Leon last year, will perform this year Collar Inn in CJnrwood. They entrance to any and all of the 27 perform a diverse, light classical music program. Hyman, its music director, and Karen Pinoci, in the Roosevelt auditorium. The have recorded two Cds sites with over filly venues. Leon Hyman said, "I will bo conducting several associate conductor and director of our educn- Okra Dance Company, an excit- From Plainfielcl comes the Buttons and a descriptive sched- tion program. Now celebrat- ing dance duo with colorful cos- women's ncapella group, ule are available for $8 before ing its 20th Anniversary tumes, traces the ovolution of Olympia's Daughters, formerly December 2'1 ant) $10 after Season, The New dance lending an international known as Womansong, This vocal December 2

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Joe Glacolo will be performing on Friday, January 2, at 8:30 pm at the Minstrel Coffeehouse. He will bo featuring trademark quirky songs from his new CD, "Superman's Mldllfc Crisis." The Minstrel Coffeehouse Is held every Friday at the Somerset Environmental Education Center, 190 Stirling Road, Basking Ridge. For more information on concerts call 973- 335-9489. 1| flew YQQC> jjw I Twas The Night Before Christmas " By can? Frey

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Center, 190 Lord Stirling Rd., 7:30-11:30 p.m. in Somerville for Basking Ridge adults. Admission free in Raritan; (973) 335-9489; by $10 button in Bridgewater, www.research.att.com/psa/folk Somerville. project FIRST NIGHT WESTFIELD Normandy Invasion, John (908)232-8041; Forster, Dec. 26. www.westfieldnj.com/firstniqht sion of the Charles Dickens Les Barker, Jan. 2. Community-based cultural arts novel. To Dec. 28. Admission ORPHAN ANNIE'S event, Dec. 31: 3-5 p.m. for chil- $35-$26; call for showtimes. 1255 Valley Rd., Stirling dren, 7 p.m.-midnight for adults. OFF-BROADSTREET THEATRE (908)647-0138 Admission free in afternoon; by 5 S. Greenwood Ave. Open jam, Sunday. $10 button at night. FOREVER ELLA Hopewell The Wise Men, Dec. 26. GREAT AMERICAN 8 p.m. Wednesday, Dec. 31 (609) 466-2766 The Third Wave, Dec. 27. TRAIN SHOW State Theatre, 15 Livingston "Nunsense," musical starring the New Year's Eve party, Dec. 31. New Jersey Convention Center Ave., New Brunswick Little Sisters of Hoboken. To Jan. STRESS FACTORY Rarilan Center, Edison (732) 246-7469; 17. Admission $20 Saturday, 90 Church St., New Brunswick (732)417-1400 www.statetheatre.com $18.50 Friday and Sunday; dis- (732) 545-4242 Model trains for all to operate, 11 Ella Fitzgerald tribute concert, counts available. Call for show- Vic DiBetto, Dec. 26-28, a.m.-5 p.m. Jan. 3, 4. Adults $5; with Cleo Laine and orchestra times. children under 12 free. conducted by John Dankworth STATETHEATRE HOLIDAY SEASON ;(Ms. Laine's husband). Admission 15 Livingston Ave. COLLECTORS OPEN HOUSES &45-S25. New Brunswick Aallstamps MOMENTS TO REMEMBER (732) 246-7469; 38 N. Main St., Milltown 7 and 10 p.m. Dec. 31 www. statetheatre.com Paper Mill Playhouse "Joseph and the Amazing Brookside Dr., Millburn Technicolor Dreamcoat," early Robert Schimmel, Dec. 31. (973) 376-4343 Andrew Lloyd Weber musical. 8 Rich Vos, Jan, 2, 3. Revue featuring actors from the p.m. Dec. 26; 2 and 8 p.m. Dec. theater's 1997 shows. Admission 27; 2 p.m. Dec. 28. Admission $5. ANTIQUE PICTURE S75-$55 for early show, $80-$60 JERSEY JIMS POST CARD SHOW for later show. Route 206, Hillsborough Senior Citizens Center, 1306 (732) 247-1093 MOSTLY MUSIC (609) 443-5598 Esterbrook Ave., Rahway For stamp, postcard and trading 8 p.m. Sunday, Jan. 4 Murder mystery dinner theater (732) 442-4234 card collectors, 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Temple Emanu-EI with audience participation. 7:30 First postcard show in the Dec. 28. Free admission. p.m. Jan. 3. Cost $42. restored post office building, 9:30 756 E. Broad St., Westfield a.m.-4:30 p.m. Dec. 28. (973) 762-8486 MARRIOTT HOTEL THE ADVENTURES 110 Davidson Ave., Somerset Admission $1. OF THE COUNTRY MOUSE Chamber music ensemble per- CELEBRATE METUCHEN NITE forms works of Handel, J.S. Bach (609) 443-5598 I and 4 p.m. Dec. 27, 28 Murder mystery dinner theater (732) 632-8502 Somerset Valley Playhouse and Vivaldi. Adults $20- senior "First Nighf'-style cultural arts Route 514, Neshanic citizens $18; students $10. with audience participation. 7:30 p.m. Jan. 2. Cost $42. event, starting 5:30 p.m. Dec. 31. (908) 369-7469 N.J. SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Admission by button; adults and No Mickey or Minnie — just an 8:30 p.m. Friday, Jan. 2 students $1 f, children 2-11 $6. original play by Feather Richardson Auditorium, COLONIAL CHRISTMAS BALL Schwartz. Admission $6. Princeton University Olda Mill Inn CINDERELLA (800) ALLEGRO Route 202, Basking Ridge II a.m. Friday, Dec. 26 "Ricercare," adapted by Anton Dance, (732) 356-8856 Forum Theatre Webern from a Musical Offering" Re-creation of a dance from pre- 314 Main St., Metuchen of J.S. Bach; the Concerto No. 2 Revolutionary times, starting 5 in B flat major of Beethoven; a THE NUTCRACKER (732) 548-0582 (AMERICAN p.m. pec. 28. Admission $100; Famous fairy tale of Prince "Sinfonietta* by Poulenc. Adults Colonial costume, festive attire Charming, his seml-charrried $38-$10; senior citizens 30 per- REPERTORY BALLET) Dec, 31-Jan. 4 required. beau and her evil fairy godmoth- cent off; students (1 hour before COMIC BOOK MARKETPLACE er Admission $8. showtime) $5. McCarter Theatre 91 University PI., Princeton Quality Inn WINTER WINDS 1850 Easton AVG., Somerset 8 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 3 (609) 683-8000; www.mccarter.org (732) 828-5955 Unitarian Church Comic book and trading card Route 206, Princeton Tchaikovsky ballet, now a holiday THE NIGHT BEFORE CHRISTMAS suburban standard, Admission show, 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Dec, 27. (609) 882-3086 Admission $1. Works of Telemann, LaBarre, $29-$21; call for showtimes. THE NUTCRACKER CURTAIN CALLS Hotettere and Marais, performed Princeton by Gwyn Roberts (flute/recorder) (NEW JERSEY BALLET) Dec. 26-28 (609) 924-8777 and Claire Fontijn (flute). Adults Last chance to catch the mouse "First Nlghf'-style cultural arts $12; senior citizens $9; students Paper Mill Playhouse Brookside Dr., Millburn This Is weekend Is the last chance to catch a performance of event, starting 8 p.m. Dec. 31. (973) 376-4343 Tne Somerset Valley Players' Children's Theatre production of Admission $f5 in advance, $20 Tchaikovsky ballet, now a holiday The Adventures of the Country Mouse. Shows are at 1 p.m. and day of event. suburban standard. Admission 4 p.m. both Saturday and Sunday. Call The Playhouse at (908) FIRST NIGHT BRIDGEWATER/ $36-$24; group rates available. 369-7469 for tickets at the very affordable price of S6.Thespians RARITAN/SOMERVILLE Call for showtimes. (908) 707-8308 pictured above from left to right arc Karen Merlin), Stacy Bain, Community-based cultural arts Carolyn Levlne, Linda Nerle, and Blair Wngncr, event, Dec. 31; 3:30-5:30 p.m. in Raritan for children; 5:30-9:30 p.m. in Bridgewater for families; CROSSROADS THEATRE COMPANY 7 Livingston Ave. CROSSROADS Open Sundays in December New Brunswick 78 North Ave., Garwood (732)249-5560 (908) 232-5666 rest a del "Don't Bother Me. I Can't Cope," BOURBON STREET CAFE The VooDudes, Dec. 27. gospel-style musical first per- OLD BAY RESTAURANT MINSTREL C6FFEEHOUSE formed in 1972. To Jan. 4, 1997. 61 Church St., New Brunswick Somerset County Spunlsli &~ Catering • Purty Facilities Admission $32.50-$25.50; dis- (732)246-3111; Environmental Education counts available, Call for show- www.oldbay.com Two Vk Ib.|j1 0951 times. Michael Hill's Blues Mob, Dec. Oncl'A.lb.j|Q95 FORUM THEATRE 26. Something for every Belly! 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"The Animal Kingdom," Palmer JACOB TRAPP GALLERY & FRAME COMPANY Unitarian Church Montgomery Center 4 Waldron Ave., Summit Route 206, Skillman gofp^^Bby Reuben Ward Binks, Members' Gallery, to Feb. (908) 273-3245 (609) 683-8092 10 a.m.-3 p.m. Monday-Friday; Open Monday-Saturday; call PRESIDENTIALGALLERY 10 a.m.-noon Sunday (closed tor each clay's hours (closed Jan.1). Jan.1). MIDDLESEX COUNTY ti j COLLEGE "The Painted Tapestry" of Diana and Royane Mosley, to Jan. 31. HIGHLAND PARK "Seasonal Selections" of land- Craft, to Jan. 23. PUBLIC LIBRARY scape photography by Clem Route 514, Edison Quilts by Margaret Beach, to Jan. (732)906-2566 WATCHUNG ARTS CENTER 31 N. Fifth Ave. Fiori, to Jan. 10. Watchung Circle, Watchung MEftlFE ATRIUM Open to the public 9 am-5 MABEL SMITH Highland Park pm Monday-Friday (closed (908) 753-0190 DOUGLASS LIBRARY (732) 572-2750 Metropolitan Life 1-4 p.m. Monday-Saturday Open during library hours. Insurance Co. ATRIUM GALLERY Douglass College Works by Rachelle Karger, to (closed Jan. 1). Free admis- Chubb Group of Insurance Chapel Dr., New Brunswick "Impressions of Highland Park in 501 Route 22, Bridgewater sion. Companies (732) 932-9407 Art and Historical Photographs," (908)725-2110 3 "The World with Perforations" in to Jan. 31. Open during building hours. PRiN TMAKING COUNCIL 15 Mountain Open durina library hours OF NEW JERSEY stamp art, to Deo. 31. View Rd., Warren (closed Dec. 24-Jan. 4). HILLSBOROUGH GALLERY Printmaking Council of New Abstract paintings by Estelle Nelsons Corner Jersey exhibit, to Jan. 22. 440 River Rd., North Branch (908)903-2608 Lebowitz, to Jan. 23. Route 206, Hillsborough MILLBURN PUBLIC LIBRARY (908)725-2110 Open to the public 9 a.m.-4 p.m. 11 a.m.-4 p.m. Wednesday- Monday-Friday. Group tours by 1860 HOUSE (908) 281-1855 200 Glen Ave., Millburn Montgomery Cultural Center Open during store hours. (973) 376-2948, (973) 783- Friday, 1-4 p.m.Saturday, appointment. Free admission. (closed Jan. 1). Free admis- Works by cyberartist tlene 124 Montgomery Rd., Sklllman "Movement and Texture" by 9465 (609) 921-3272 Connie Louise Gray, to Dec. 31. Open during library hours. sion. Steglitz.loDec. 31. Holiday print sale, 1o Dec. 31. BORDERS 10 a.m.-3 p.m. Tuesday- Artist in person 2-4 p.m. Dec. 28. Millburn-Short Hills Arts Center Saturday; noon-3 p.m. JOHNSON & JOHNSON small group exhibition, to Dec. 24th annual juried member show, BOOKS/MUSIC/CAFE to Dec. 31. Sunday (closed Jan. 1). Free WORLD HEADQUARTERS INTERFAITH SINGLES Cafe Espresso, 290 admission. 501 George St. MUNICIPAL GALLERY RABBET GALLERY Commons Way, Bridgewater Borough HalL 2480 Plainfield ' 120 Georges Rd. (45-OLDER) (908)231-0111 Works by Leyla Spencer and New Brunswick (908)233-2278 Lucy Graves McVickar, to Dec. (732) 524-3698 Ave., South Plainfield North Brunswick Open during store hours. ( (732) 828-5150 Social at First Baptist Church, "Shadows ana Reflections" from 31. Craft Expectations 97," to Open by appointment only. (908) 226-7601 Jan. 3. "Porcelain Matters: Landscape Open to the public 8:30 a.m.- 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Monday-Friday, Westfield, 9 a.m. Sunday. Cost Deborah Majeski, to Dec. 31. Lines," to Jan. 16. 4:30 p.m. Monday-Friday 11 a.m.-3 p.m. Saturday; also $2 CHILDREN'S EUGENIE GALLERY SINGLEFACES 501 Park Ave., Scotch Plains JOHNSON & JOHNSON (closed Jan. 1). open by appointment (closed SPECIALIZED HOSPITAL EDUCATION CENTER Jan. 1). Free admission. (732) 462-2406 150 New Providence Rd. (908) 322-6333 "Poems on Love and Life" by 10 a.m.-5:30 p.m. Monday, 410 George St. Susan Marie Summers, to Dec. Third annual Variety Show, to Dance at Landmark Inn, Mountainside Dec. 30. Woodbridge, 9 p.m. Dec. 27. (908) 233-3720, Ext. 5109 Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday; New Brunswick 29. 10 a.m.-6 p.m. Thursday; 10 (732) 246-4066 NEW JERSEY CENTER SWAIN GALLERIES Cost $12. Open to the public 8:30 a.m.- a.m.-5 p.m. Saturday (closed Open by appointment only. 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r—- - j™ O^iflE'WAfiBSRbOT1! Sb ^5\ Fviittiring Tin' I'tiwui Sotifixtd, 'JBARGEw^ Sttutks it Chof>s, Lohstt-rs *.t Mart-! «»««*«# Enjoy Outdoor Dining Early Hint Sprriulx & hitister SfH'ciuh . - ^TUESDAY SPECIAL — «,«.-.»- luthintle Mulein • Ciirmit Italian 50% OFF Sftciiliiin$ la TMII, Fijiht, ( ,• Qthrfo feature lOOi'eoJHi in our A'cirTj Eximituril 2mi Floor India has long been fumed for Us varied cuisine - some spicy, some mild - but all delicious. No nmtlcr ilitii'is' preferences, they arc sure to find something delectable at Madras Gnulcns ami its companion restaurant, Moti Muhal. Hoth MADRAS GARDENS restuuranls are conveniently located at(>91 Route I South CELEBRATE MEW YEAR'S EVE AT and. Wmiiiing Ave., lulistm. DRAGON PALACE OWNERSHIP • OPEN MON.-SAT. Madras Gurdens offers un expanded menu of uulhentiL* H I N E S t KESTAURANT }* SOUTH STREET BISTRO •! Indian vegetarian cuisine ut moderate prices. Recently joining (he nppeli/.cr menu are Dhuklu (steamed duiuplings LUNCH BUFFET: HOLIDAY & PRIVATE PARTIES $ 50 made of chickpea bailer) and Khastn Oaal Kachorl (deep- Mon-Sun S •• 1 lt3O>2iM>pm NEW YEAR'S EVE SEATING AVAILABLE AT fried patties stuffed with lentils) 6 PM, 8 PM ft 10 PM WITH SPECIALLY PRICED MENU Several types of kill (steamed dumplings) are featured on the menu. They DiNNER BUFFET: ENTERTAINMENT: LOUPOMPIUO CONTEMPORARY MENU make a wonderful accompaniment to Rnsam (a traditional South Indian soup). Mon-Thurs $8^ i^i Tout Check FOR RESERVATIONS CALL (VOH) S26-3222 ENTEKTMNMtNf Oosal (rice crepes) are served with coconut chutney nud sambur. Madras Gardens' special vegetable corner Is in the North Indian style. Dishes, 1635 OAKTREE RD. • EDISON 34 DIVISION ST. • SOMMERVIUE OAKWOOD PLAZA THUAS^SAT. Ntems includlny eggplant curry, arc served with rice and raltlui. (908) 549- ?g? i WHSHOPPING CENTER iiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Diners can round mil their meal with Madras Coffee (made in traditional South Indian style), Massln Tea (flavored with herbs), or any of the restaurant's several yogurt or milk beverages. The dessert menu features chum chum (sweetened cliecse balls flavored with rosewuter), and pista/mango ice cream, in MADRAS GARDENS addition to menu staples such as Ciulab Jnmim (juicy, fried cheese balls soaked PURE AUTHENTIC VEGETARIAN INDIAN CUISINE In honey syrup). Madras {Jardens is open fur bnlh lunch and dinner daily, 11:30 am - l):M) pm. cafe italiano PRESS LUNCH MADRAS F All menu items urc offered for eat-In or lake-nut service. Off-premises catering is Catering Available On & Off Premises •wturnnzn ALL YOU CAN EA also available, Reservations are nut needed. Handicapped accessible. Major Franklin Town Center credit cards accepted. Please call 732-819-9110 for detuils. 3417 Rt.27, Franklin Park, NJ 08823 422-6600 0!!(KlrtoUmk 3!f !8) The Moll Mnlml restaurant offers hoth Indian vegetarian and non-vegetarian 691 US ROUTE 1 SOUTH & WOODING AVE. cui.slne. Delicious vegetable or chicken soups wet the appetite for appetizers | 11 am -10 pm Sun. > Thurs.«11 »ffi 11 pm .frti-'r Sa£f| MAJOR CREDIT CARDS ACCEPTED EDISON, N.J. 08817 (908) 819-9110 such us AUmTikk! (mashed potato patties served with chickpeas and mini chutney) or pnpailum (crispy lentil wafers), NJ Liquor Uws nllow you to bring vour own Oeer and wine. NEXT DOOR TO MOTI MAHAL (Vetj. & Non Vog. Indian Cuisine) We have plenty of glasses. The Hindi word Tiindonri menus food (in this Instance meal) cooked in a cylindrical clay oven over charcoal. Customers at Moll Mahal can choose from Tandoorl Chicken, Seekh Kabiib, iamliiort shrimp or mixed Grill. To Advertise Your To Advertise Your Other mem dishes include Chicken or Lamb Do Piya/a (sauleed with onions and herbs), Chicken or I.amb Vlndaluo Restaurant In This Restaurant In This (served with potatoes in a spicy curry sauce), and Chicken or I.umb Knnnn (cooked In ytiyurl ami delicately spiced). All meat dishes served with rice, raltha, Space Call Space Call and salad. Hhatiira (fried bread) 11ml several types of Dosiii (crepes) round out (he main- Roger White Roger White disli ineiui. Moti Mahal is ripen Tiics.-Sun. for lunch from 11:30 am- 3:00 pm Dinner Is at at served 5-IO pm All menu items ;ire available for eat-In or lake-out. Off premises entering services are available. Major charge cards accepted. Handicapped (908) 575-6736 (908) 575-6736 accessible. Iteservnllims are not needed. I'lens call 732-H19-0404 for details. 69i US Route 1 , South & Woocltnu Ave. Hdison, N.I December 26,1997 Record-Press B-5

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Autoworfcl 1997 Dodge Viper GTS

Body type: 2-passanger coupe Dodge Viper GTS ratches up the revs DrIVe system: Front engine, rear drive By MARK MA1NARD The car is stabilized by its Engine size & type: All aluminum 8.0 acreage of tire rubber - the liter V-10; 488 cubic inches, OHV (20 Special to North Jersey Newspapers rear tires are 13 inches wide! valves) with roller-type lifters; elec- But even with that much foot- tronic sequential multiport fuel injec- here's a crazy little thing tion called horsepower that print at each corner I was re- Horsepower: 450 at 5,200 rpm soothes, nurtures, inspires spectful of the force of the Torque: 490 foot-pounds at 3,700 T engine. And its eager throttle rpm and even intoxicates some car enthusiasts. and offset pedals take some ad- Acceleration: 0-60 mph, 4.7 sec- . justing to. Happily, it will take onds; 0-100 mph, 14.78 seconds; It is inexplicable and irra- owners some time - some good quarter-mile, 13.10 seconds at 116 tional, but the owners of these track time - to find the limits to mph; top speed, 187 mph cars will tell you it's worth the Transmission: 6-speed manual their car's power and their own EPA fuel economy estimates: 11 price. driving ability. When the 34S horsepower of city, 21 highway. Capacity: 19 gallons The people who buy a Viper Front head- and legroom: 36.8 Z42.6 the Corvette isn't enough, the Inches 450-lip Dodge Viper GTS coupe generally don't need their Ground clearance: 5 inches oughta do it, but even that isn't horsepower spoon fed to them. Overall length: 176.7 inches enough for some owners who They like its raw, unbridled Overall height: 47 inches further ratchet up the revs. reputation. Overall width: 75.7 inches There isn't a stock produc- Part of the car's pleasure is Wheelbase: 96.2 inches the visceral feeling of being in Curb weight: 3,383 pounds tion car more powerful or Mechanical features: faster to 60 mpl) than the V-10 control, said Viper Club Presi- Body construction: Backbone tubular Viper - at least in the $100,000 dent Paul Hawker. "Everything space frame with separate cowl struc- or under- class of cars. It is that else is getting controlled, ture and SMC (plastic) molded com- exclusivity that motivates the EPAed and FDAed. The Viper posite body buyers of today's tost car, a is an in-your-face kind of car." Suspension: Front - cast aluminum The engine note is audible unequal-length upper and lower A 1997 Dodge Viper GTS coupe. arms, coll springs, low-pressure gas- (The '98 GTS and RT/10 road- but not deafening and the heat charged shock absorbers, stabilizer ster- with significant improve- of the V-10 is kept away from bar. Rear - cast aluminum unequal- ments - wilt be out later in the the passenger compartment. length upper and lower A arms, toe- model year.) Top speed In the 1997 Dodge Viper GTS Coup* Is 187 mph. it does 0-0 mph In 4.5 secondB.The '98 GTS coupe The Viper is satisfying to control links, coil springs, low-pres- and companion RT/10 roadster are due out later in the model year. drive, but it's not such a conve- sure gas-charged rebound-adjustable I turned in Hie keys with a shock absorbers, stabilizer bar. new respect for Dodge and vacuum-packed efficiency. sion moves through the gears is 187, give or take a couple. nient daily driver, though many Brakes: 4-wheel, 13-inch vented horsepower, I'd driven a red The GTS interior even looks like a balanced and blue- No unmodified Corvette can do. I feared for door dings discs Viper RT/10 roadster a couple better put together and less printed bolt-action rifle. (Don't beat it. But braking from 60 to wherever I parked, and the low Steering: Power rack and pinion of years ago and appreciated rough than the roadster's. even think about an automatic 0 seemed long at 129 feet, ac- chin and 5-inch ground clear- Tires and wheels: Mlchelin Pilot 5X- its 415 hp, but I fe!t the owners ance take special care at park- MXX3 P275/40ZR 17-inch front, I also enjoyed driving the tranny. There isn't one.) cording to Motor Trend, espe- P335/35ZR 17-inch rear on forged sacrificed too much comfort coupe more. Maybe it was the The 8.0-liter (488-cubic-inch) cially when you compare it ing curbs or when entering driveways and garages. Climb- aluminum wheels and practicality for the image added horsepower.,,maybe it V-10 engine puts out so much with the Corvette at 105 feet. Safety features Include: Dual air and power boost. The convert-' was the added security of lowend snap you can start out The engine doesn't have the ing in across the broad sill bags, energy-absorbing tilt steering ible Viper hud Jeeplikc plastic- being wrapped in a cockpit in fourth gear - but it's much sexy rumble of a V-8 but more takes a little finesse, and the wheel, 3-point seat belts side windows and n canvas top that feels like something that more fun in first, No traction like heavy equipment.under exhaust that runs beneath the Standard features include: that tended to blow off at should be launched from the control and no anti-lock brakes load. At idle it's lumpy and a sill can make it hot. Manually adjustable brake, clutch and speeds over 100 mph. gas pedals, air conditioning, security flight deck of an aircraft car- are silent warning bells to the little raspy, but press hard on But those are complaints alarm, remote locking, power win- The hardtop GTS takes care rier. driver. Tach up the engine, let the gas and it roars like a blast easily overlooked by Viper- dows, aero polyalipsoid halogen of those complaints with power The coupe's 450 horsepower out the clutch, jump on the gas furnace. philes. headlights, fog lamps with removable windows and more interior re- and 490 foot-pounds of torque and this coupe turns into a The Viper feels like a race lens covers, white-laced analog finement, such as foot pedals are righteously strong, but 3,383-pound scud missile. It car that is street legal. graphics, 200 mph speedometer, that can be manually adjusted does 0 to 60 mph in 4.5 seconds The faster you go, the quicker Mark Maynard is automotive AM/FM-CD stereo Dodge channels that energy Base price: $66,000; price as tested, fore and aft to dial in a perfect quite handily through a ctutch or so, O to 100 in 14.78 seconds the Viper responds to driver editor at The San Diego Union- $71,200, including 53,000 gas guzzler fit and electronic door hitches that is not tiring in its spring and the quarter-mile in 13.10 input. At high speed, the steer- Tiibune and a contributor to the tax and $700 destination charge. ..that open and close with force. The six-speed transmis- seconds at 116 mph. Top speed ingifeels go-kan responsive. Copley News Sewice. 7 !

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Motorcycles 1305 Autos for Sale 1385 Autos ForSale AuiosFof Sale 1385 1385 AulotFmSale 1385 Autos For Sale 1385 antique Ulatslc Autos 1394 Trucris 4 Trailers 1405 HARLEY DAVIDSON 193) BMW19B4 31BI. 2dr. Michelm CADILLAC 1992 ELDORADO CHEVY 1988 CAMARO-CD, FOHD 1936 TEMPO DL-auto, HONDA 1992 Accord EX 4 dr. MEHCURY 1981 Grand Mar- SAAB 1990 900 Turbo 2 dr. • FORD 1957 T-B1RO: Black. HEVY 1987 S BIA2ER. 2dr, Low Rider: 1OK mi, exc cond. tires, exc mech & body. Touring Coupe • 48K, fuliy auto, exc m-out, grt eng & ac/ps. dependable, must sell. auto, 63k, exc cond, ask'g, quis: 68K, runs e«C. Ithr intr. ed, loaded. 85K, good cond. 1 %\ 0.500. Call 90B-709-1436 ps/pb.pAvnd, p, seats Loaded VB auto, loaded. 49,500k orig. $ 1,995, Call 908-754-34 B3 equipped, Delco Bose gold trans, B/O. 908-598-9093 $1275/bo 908-317-2518 $9000. Call 973-379-2561. $1,300*0; 908-709-9254 moving $3900 973-966-5473 526,000/bo 201-773-6757 exc cond, S5.995, Call series soundsystem w/CD. dk. Automotive Services 1360 BMW 1995 525i, auto, loaded, CHEVY 1993 Cavalier exc FORD 1987 Muslarig GT Conv HONDA 1993 Civic SI, 3 dr Mercury 1986 Lynx4spd, cass, SAAB 1995 900S-Corv. FORD 1964 Galaxia-Dnver 908-753-12J>0aft«T6 OOp rn traction control & warranty, blue, gold pkg. warranty. cond. 44k, loaded lojack S6000 6CD, 72K, new top/ra«brks/ hatchback. 5spd, ac. moon- 64k. 40/30mpg. new parts. While/black rool. black leather S14.8OO. 908-241-9227 complete 352. 4 V. auto, great DODGE 1990 RAM SE-Blue MICHAEL BUYS YOUR CARS showroom, low mi. $25,900. /bo musjsell 908-276-4992, waler pump/exhst. $4900/obo. roof, CD. 26K. 1 owner, $8700 $150O90B-561-3436lvmsg. int, 5spd, exc conct. 18K mi, reslo proj w little TLC. S2500 fully loaded. 79K mi. alaim. Pays cash • $100-51000 Musi Call 90B-233-7258 CARS FOR $100 OR BEST 906-276-0526 Ivmsge 908-273-1756 S22.5O0 908-276-2002 908-241-2793 Run - '85 & up. 90B-351-6927 CHEVY 1995 Lumina: v6. 4dr, MERCURY 1987 Grand new tires S5500 90B-810-0993 BMW1995 525i, auto, loaded, OFFER. Seized and auctioned AC. CC. all pwr, cass, 37K. FORD Taurus 1989: A dr. ps. HONDA 1994 ACCORD EX Marquis: $500. Call SATURN SC2 1996-33K mi. FORD 1965 Mustang 2 door by OEA, FBI, IRS. All models. FORD 1984 F150PU with cap. ftutos For Sale 1385 traction conlrol & warranty, S10.500: 9O3-g33-4910a(1 5 pb, 1 owner. 129K, etc cond, Wagon fully loaded/CDfinnrf, 973-701-1972 ,unr1, green/tan int, loaded, ext coupe, good cor\d 78K mi. loaded, S1950 or besl offer. showroom, low mi. S24.900, 4wds. boats, computers and 52000. 90B-889-5116- 33k, $14.000 908-233-3246 warr. S13.500. 732-3S2-7939 more Your area now! CHEVY 1979 Malibti. 4 dr. MERCURY 1990TOPAZauto, S38O0 80. Cilll 908-687-4635 9O8-964-I38-1 ACURA 1991 Integra LS-2 dr. Call 908-233-7258 good clean car. runs good HONDA 1994 Accord LX-4 dr, 4dr, clean. 98K mi, exc, cond. Seized Cars from $175. GRAHAM PAIGE 193? motor 5spd, pw. snrf. 55K. must see. 1-B0O-451-O05OX.C198. FORD 199BF15OXLV8, auto, S500_908 -686-O044bet8-4 _ auto, loaded. 57K mi, mint, Porsches. Cadillacs. Chevys, sounds good, body is solid, 57195,908-233-3257 BUICK 1986 Century Wgn. $26QO/obo 908-272-2586 ac dura liner, oxc cond. Loaded. 1 ownr. runs well CHEVROLET 1977 Corvetis (CREAM $11.7D0/OBO 908-232-5449 MERCURY 1990 Cougar SE. BMW'S. Corvettes. Also needs some work. S3000V>o CHEVY 19B7 MONTE CARLO Jeeps, 4WD's Youf area. Toll $11,500 Call 973-564 5865_ ACURA 1993 Integra: Blue. 1S5KS1200. 908-276-4753 3504 sp,103k.new tires.$5000 FORD 1991 MUSTANG GT HONDA 1995 Accord LX 2-dr loaded, new tires, exc cond. /bo 908-276-5473 Iv mes LS-V8 2Dr. ong own, exc cond. IV 5spd gar kept red loaded Free 1-600-218-9000 Ex! GMC-1993 HD- 3500. Dump 57K miles, mint cond, $9,800 1 coupe, cashmere, auto, an 5BK. $6500.732-519-2565 GRAHAM PAIGE 1937 motor Truck, back pack, 26.500 ml; '60:732-826-2829, Eben BUICK 1975 Regal "THi see S250O 908-362-0095 27k, $12,900*0 797-2963 A1271 for current listings. Runs & looks good. S695. CHEVROLET 1980 Camara CHEVY 1991 BERETTA GT2 all pwr 49Kmi.exe cond, MERCURY 1992 Tracer sounds good, body is solid, $16 950 908-665-0752 Z-28 350 4spd, new tires, very FORD 1991 Mustang LX 5.0.5 TOYOTA 1985 SUPRA- Auto, ACURA 1994 Integrals Call 908-686-6595 PS/PB/PD. Needs work. $12.500. 908-464-0223 IMMAC! at/ac. grt cond!, mst needs some work, S3000 bo fast, 20K. $30OO/bo 666-40B9 spd, ac, pw. pi, sunrf, cd, mlnf snrf, fully loaded, B9K, $2050 MAZDA 1987 Pick-up B2200 9.75K garage kept showrm S200Q Or b'o. 908-666-1054 cond, 70K, $6500760 HONDA 1997 Accord SE met see! $4500 obo 90B-273-0808 SE-5 Cap. Trailer Hucli, New cond. full loaded. Musi See! BUICK 19B2 REGAL 4dr. wht /bo. 906-464-8815 alt Spm CHEVROLET 1984 Citation, 908-322-4868 slvr, 17k, p snrf, wia'mir, ac, MERCURY 1993 Sable GS: •JAGUAR. XKE 1972. coup, cs^$14Q0 9O8-277-6360__ $13.000. 973-276-6177 /blu root, excl cond, new eng Chrysler 1984 LeBaron-85k. TOYOTA 1987CELICA- 5spd. low miles. od transport. B/O amtm CD, c«h sts. cc Only a Exc cond, loaded, all pwr, blk. 4spd, ac. p.'s, 20k ong. exc TOYOTA 1993 Pick-Up; S2.O00'bo 908-276-2893 charcoal, ps/pb/pw. steiao. no FORD 1991 T-BIRD. V-5. all few mos old, excl com), ask. ac. avg mites. Exc running ACURA 1995 INTEGRA auto. ovei $500.90B-686-4810 $4000/obo. 908-654-9660. nd, asking S17.99S 5 speed, am.'fm cass 76K. BUICK 1988 Park Ave-Uke rusl. $1100'BO 908-464-2283 pwr, air, orig ownr. exc cond. $17,500, John, 908-654-4440. cond, $1,400908-665-7764 AC, pb/pw/p min, cass. siiver CHEVY 1966 Mome Carlo SS - 201-670-6791 $4,100. 973-428-8823 new. new tires & brakes. CB & 71K. $6150.908-654-8230 MERCURY 1994 SABLE GS TOYOTA 19B7 Camry Wgn. 39k, $13,200 908-322-1724 11 OK. orig. owner, CHRYSLER 1989 New Yorker HONDA ACCORD 1989, LXI 36K. 3 Bltr. auto, 4dr. all pwr, JAQUAR 1977 XJ6L 4dr, done tape. Cow roof & trunk rack Landau white w/lthrint 50K all FORD 1992 ESCORT GT 135K. engine grt shape, no air, ACURA 198B Integra LS • 4 dr. S25QO/OBO. 732-381-0738 hb, 121K. 5 spd, ac. all power, alarm, $10.500.908-276-9138 6, auto, pw'pl'ps'pb. A/C, good Vansj Jeeps 1410 8QK. S3950/DO. 973-379-5483 pwr, $6900 908-464-7473 Hatchback - 90K, maintained, exc. cond. $4000.754-4275 $2500.90B-273-4 064 cond. driven daily. S1650/obo hlchbk, am/ta cass. auto, ac. CHEVY 1936 Monte Carlo SS- MERCURY 1995 Tracer; 4dr, CHEVY 1995, conversion hi- all receipts. 5 spd, A/C. C/C. TOYOTA 19B7 Camry Wagon- 908-241-2865 104K. pw, pdr, S2800. BUICK 19S9 Estate Wagon: T-top, burgundy, orig owner, CHRYSLER 1995 Cirrus: pwr snrt, alum, rims, am/fm HONDA 1989 ACCORD LXI auto/ac/pw/pl. new (ires, 60K, top. many extras, too many to Well malm burgundy, auto, a Call 908-233-2473 Loaded, good cond, 94K mi, S300O 908-276-8677 Black, auto. 6cyl, airbag, Ps. cass, $4200 neg. 5spd, black w/snrf, exc eonrj, immac. $7900. 908-665-1986 MERCEDES 1967 SL 2Tops! list. 5knil. S20.OO0. B35O268 S4795/bo; (9O8!-686-8186 Pb, AC, 1 non-smoking owner, asking $3950 Call eves & /c, am/lm cass. alarm, 104k. restorad, giving up collection, ACURA 1989 RS- Int Silver. 4 CALL 973-376-062O CHEVY 1992 LUMTNA APV 7 days or 906-272-9361 eves CHEVY 1987 Celebrity: 63K, exc cond. 31.900 hiway mi, MERCURY 1994 SABLE GS $350O/0bo 908-317-9130 $10.750/bO 973-773-9265 dr. auto. a/c. 85K. exc cond wknds 908-273-6271 pass. 36k mi. 1 owner, loaded. v6. runs, looks great! $1,700: $11.900/obo,90a-273-3013 FORD 1993 Prooe GT- 6 cyl, 5 36K, 3.8ltr. auto. 4dr. all pwr, TOYOTA 19B9 Camry good tn/oul. $3900. 908-241-6240 BUCK 1992 Roadmastar Lim- Call 903-276-2917 spd. fully loaded, alarm, green, HONDA 1S92 Accord LX 4 dr, alarm. $9.B0090S-276-9138 MG 1978 MIDGET S7900. 90^272-3783 ited 60K. blue w/gray tthr, CHRYSLER 1995CIRRUSLX 5 spd, 91K mi, $6800/bo. Call cond. frnt whl drive, pwr doors Plus Spare Pans Car 75k mi. 56500/firm 354-4224 Mitsubishi 1939 Precis 65k. DODGE Hi-Top Van 1984 ACURA 1993 LEGEND, 8l4dr luxury full power Roadmaster CHEVROLET 1989 Celeb While. 2BK, Like New! 908-241-2812 aft 3pm & locks, air. cc. 123k Calif mi. $2500 908 654-4404 Loaded! Mint cond 70K pkg. incl 6 way seals and wgn-60K on new eng'trans-P FORD 1993 PROBE 4 cyl, new clutch/trans/belts/batt $3100.908-790-1975. auto, air. am/lm. $2500 all power, max ext warr HONDA 1994 ACCORD LX - 4 MGB1964 S16.000ebo908-51B-0527 defrost mirrors, am/fm stereo yiks-C/C-$270O. 732-271-1158 aulo, air, am/fm cass, cruise, runs grt $1000 908-273-6196 $12.700 908-272-0920 dr, auto, A/C, all pwr, cass, TOYOTA 1992 Camry Wgn LE Lots Of extras' S6000/OBO. /cass. Exc Cond $10,600 gd cond $5300- 908-665-1636 MITSUBISHI 1995 ECLIPSE, V6,rearseat,great cond. 120K DODGE 1990 RAM 250 • high Attention Special Rale CHEVY 1994 CAMARO Z2B CHRYSLER 1993LeBaronLE alarm, exc. cond.. ext, warr, 201-939-6092 Wheel Deal Advertisers 908-232-2481 T-Tops.lowmi. like new, w/exi FORD-1994 Mustang GT 35K black, 45k orig mites, 4cyl. hwy, new liming belt/brakes. top conv. 8 cyl.. p/s. p/b. dual 63k. all pwr, 4 dr, 6 cyl, exc con, 52K. $11,600-973-966-9012 fully loaded, power everything, $7500. 908-522-0537 MGB 1978 Conv. 3BKmi new Our aulo ads are results driven warrly, $12,500 201-226-0273 S8750/OPO 908-276-1034 mi, garage kept, Alpine am-lm tanks, p/w-'t. n'c. C/C. tilt whl., CADDILAC19B8 Sedan DeVil- HONDA 1995CIVIC DX-2dr, $11,500,212-449-4237 paint/top mini lie wheels tires CBA rdr. delct.. color TV, VCR, (within Ihe 21 day period). le 4dr. 42k, blu, cloth int. gar siereo CD player. Custom mag TOYOTA 1994 Ce1icaGT-3dr. CHEVY 1995 Camaro: V6. all DODGE 1977 WAGON 5 Spd. S7500/obo, 20K orig, S6500/ODO S08-6B7-2622 bed. llhr. 23k. 1 owner! Mini However, should youf ad need kept. 54.500908-351-1963 power, new tires, low mi. ask- whls & wood grain dash NISSAN 1965 SENTRA-88K auto. 32K ml Am/fm cass CD. 1 Owner. Pb/Ps/Air. New tires. miles, 908-620-9069 OLDS 195b HOLIDAY Hardtop 5*J 13.000. 908-241-8698 re-instatement you need to call ng $11.900, 908-464-6958 $13,000. 906-851-9852 mi. auto/nc, new brakes/exhsl mnri, alarm, sports pkg. Excell CADILLAC 1964 Eldorado, $1500. 908-687-5897 Power steering 105K orig mi DODGE 1993 CARAVAN SE • 1-BQ0-472-0151. Otherwise, FORD 1994 Mustang Con- ISUZU 19871 MARK Auto, 4dr, /bait $1200 908-4 64-8388 cond. $14,900, 908-654-7673 black, fully loaded, good cond.. CHEVY 1995 Camaro: V6. all Exccond $6900 008-685-0337 3.3L. V6 loaded, well mainl'd. you will need to be re-billed. DODGE 19B9 DAYTONA vertible, wht.32K, auto, ps, abf mint Cond, 60k, like new, NISSAN 1986 Maxima loaded, •TOYOTA 1996 SUPRA black $2400/Obo, 908-561-2755. power, new tires, low mi. ask- SHELBY-2Dr Turbo, all pwr, $1.700 973-635-1731 OLDSMOBILE 1969 Cutlass $10,000, 908-233-1926 AUD11984 Quattro 40 00S ing S11.900.906-464-6958 brks, orig owner, Many xtras, gaiaged, all pwr. 103K.S240O. Loaded! auto CD fact warr 23K 5 spd, 4WD, exc cond, 160k, CADILLAC 1986 Fleetwopd ac'cass ster/alrm. 1O9K mi. excellent condition, garage LINCOLN 1982 Cont-carriage 908-352-5515 $28.500 obo 973-942-4811¥ Conv. 2 dr. rod w/white inl & DOOGE 1983 Ram- 130k mi, Brghm 77K. fully loaded, mint CHEVY 1973 NOVA orig owner, exc cond. S35OO top, 350, V8, auto, exc. cond. $2100 908-464-7906 evening kepi. $12.500.908-647-7598 rool, 4 new tires -tsnows. ac, NISSAN 19B7 300 ZX white, TOYOTA 1996 Tercel 20k mi 4 runs well. $750/obo cond. $5500 908-464-5075 41,000original miles, 9^ Asking $7500, 90B-B89-0330 908_-276-8677 '906-582-5310 day FORD 1995 TAURUS IX Mid. tiltwhl, ps/pb/pseats.87K. auto, loaded. 84 k. good cond. spd. a/c. alarm, am/fm ster. garage kept, must sell. $1600 $1200/000. 973-635-7699 PLYMOUTH 1969 Fury. 383 4 BMW 1985 318i 4dr sedn. CADILLAC 1987 Sedan OeVil- Call68B-0764 DODGE 1993 INTREPID grn 36k, ex cond, every avail $4995. Call 973-735-4791 cass, $9500/bo 90B24S-3236 DODGE 1992 RAM 250, Bcyl, 1 Owner, gaiaged. 64k. ac. Bar, console auto, ong owner, 5spd. slvr. 90K, aly whls, snrt, le Whi w/navy fabric lop. all •pi, Ith inl, auto srat $15,000 LINCOLN 1988 Town car, NISSAN 1987 Sentra • Silver. Volkswagen 1990 Cabriolet auto, cruise ps pb pw. nc. 32K CHEVY 1973 NOVA pw, am/fm cass, $8450 obo, gd cond $2995.908-647- 7050 cas, ty_$1[0.000 908-464-5693_ gar'd. towrer. sell immed/prvt options, great cond, $3,400 90B-273-4198 good cond. Blue. SSSOO/neg. aulo, 4 dr, 74,558 ml, Conv Red w/black top AC 5spd 41,000 original miles, 908-276-595B Summil. $4900 906-273-3363 Call 908-654-1467 906-S22-O927 S2400/OBO, 906-233-5758 pb/pw exc cond orig owner PONTIAC Bonnsville Con- FORD "86 E350 Van-nuto, ps. garage kept, must sell, S1600 FORD, 4996 Mustang GT CADILLAC 19B8 Sedan 121k DODGE 1994 INTREPID ES • Convt Scyl Mach II CD stereo, LINCOLN 1968 Towncar Sig $4,900meg 973-377 8640 vortible 1966: rides well, ask- acjadder rack, gd wrkhorse. BMW 1985 5351 • 5 spd. 4 dr, Call 688-0764 NISSAN 1989 Senlra- ing $700;BO. 908-276-0625. 96K.$4400/BO, 908-688-7299 loaded w/snrf $3,395 91K, loaded, great cond! well gold pkg, w/custom woodgrain loaded Ithr gar exc cond 93k 5 speed. 4 cylinder, 4 door, VW 1982 Rabbll GTI; Exc S150_q/obq. 908-687-6509 jr 973-74 0-5153 908-636-7867 973-676-4637 CHEVY 1974 CORVETTE - mairWd.$7,500. 908-850-5333 int. blk. gar kept. 26K. askg $4500,201-691-0877 am/fm cassetle, new clutch, mech. cond., a/c, clean Inl.. gd STUDEBAKER 1949- F0F10 1989 Convet sion Van auto, new tires. 68K. pearl wht, Convertible- while, original CADILLAC 1988 Sedan deVil- DODGE 1996 INTREPID. S22.000 908-301-0316 LINCOLN 1993 Town Car new muffler. 1 owner, excellent body, S95O, 908-665-0559 ac/rear ac. TV. VCR, phone, 8MW 325i 1987 Conv-!thr int. $3,995 908-789-B836 owner, restored, beautiful, le: Low ml, fully loaded, $5000 3 5L, V5. power everything! FORD 1986 Mustang LX-Corw Signature Series, blk w/car- condition, 100k highway miles, rear folding bed. Class 3 Irailer met champ, brown roof. 5 spd, VOLKSWAGEN 1987 GTI. $12.500201-444-1463 lobo. Call 908-276-4669. CHEVY 1379 Z28 Camaro. S15.750. 908-233-3872 V6/auto/ac/pw/amfm cass riage roof, gray llhr int, immac. $3000 Call 732-827-0854 5spd. gd cond, 11SK, $2000 hitch, all swivel cap'l chairs. S7600/obo. 908-709-0945 rear am/lm cass. new exhaust, 34Korigmi,Triple black, exc cond, 132k CHEVY 19B9 Blazer SIC Chevy 1985 Cavalier 87k auto manual, asking S3000/BO LINCOLN 1994 MARK VIII $3700/obO. 201-432-2898 $13.700.908-698-9749 Immac orig ownr. ctlr records hiway mi. $5200 906-6B7-3584 FORD 1985 LTD w/plow, PS/PB/AC, stick, like FORD 1997 MARK III. TV/VCR Spr! pkg alrm. pho wnlr pkg am/fm cass p/s/b'w a/c cc 4tjr New Brakes/Batt/Tires. PB/PS 9OB-925-0460 /73g-388-8606 40.287 mi. excell cond, pearl w NISSAN 1990 Ssntra- gray, VW 1995 Jetla GLS- white CADILLAC 1990 SEDAN /tan inler. loaded. CD. 100K loaded, wood trim. 3K lact. 521K NJcr.M 8908-273-6033 1 owner $1150 908-665-2641 /Air $1500. Call 908-687-5897 FORD 1993 Mustang 5,0-GT reblt motor/clutch/paint, runs w/gray, auto, loaded, CD DEVILLE-Wht/blu carr rf. 69K warranty. 4 brand new snow CHEVY 1989 Blazer S10 Red convertable w/ bl, top player, garage kept, like new, BMW 1994 3251 Black. 5spd. mi. orig own. dealer svcd, CHEVY 1987 Celbty Euro, S FOHD 1936 Escort 4 dr, halch, lires. $17,500 obo w/plow, PS/PB/AC, stick, like FORD 1984 E350 Auto. Heavy MINT! new tires, aulo, power NISSAN 1992 Maxima: Grey, 46k mi, $12,000 90B-232-B908 .4dr, 6CD chgr. all pwr. 43k, gar'd, Perfect Cond. $7900 rW 1 own. M pwr, 74k. gtj cd, aulo. a/c, good cond, $450 908-322-176B 973-7700328 now $7100.908-964-7924 dutysusp. metal cabinets, roof w., doors, seats. AC, garaged. fully loaded, 60K. new tires & $20.495908-232-6377 908-464-O059 ask$2,000 908-518-1937 firm. Call 908-647-3942 VW 1996 Gotf. fully loaded, all racks. 5.8 V8. WORK HORSE! 31KS12.900 908-276-4030 MAEDA 1980, RX7, black, bait. $9.5SO/bo; 903-665-0410 CHEVY 1993Blazi>r-TahooLT pwr. sunrf, aulo, alarm, 28K Asking $1250 9Oa-527-69'16 rem. sun rf. am/fm cass, 90K OT2O1-33K1S5B hwy ml, mint cond in/out, 4dr, auto, Ithr in!, Irir hitch, 4.3 FORD 1993 TEMPO, very $1100, 973-663-2127 days V6 eng, lugg rack, prem whls, FORD 19B7 Econoline Step clean reliable, $5,750 B/O Call NISSAN 1993 Maxima-4 dr, S14.000/OOO. 908-272-7704 MAZDA~1985RX7GSL5sprJ. 56K. $13,500. 908-665-1382 Van- all option, powsr, 139k 908-273-2658 ask for Steve sunrf Bose audio llhr auto blk •Volkswagen 1996 Jetla GLS • CHEVY 19B7 BLAZER S10 good cond. $6.000 374-9702 At Crown cruise, air, pw/pmtrr. re- blk, auto, all Ithr int. 27K ABS FORD 1994 ESCORT Wagon i0K_mi$13^00 908-231^8056 Tahoe. 2dr. Sspd. excl cond. movable snrf, am/fm si. cass, NISSAN 1993 MAXIMA, blck, Loaded! PW, PSNRF $17,500 JEEP19B7WRANGLER auto, Loaded, 16k, Asking wfeq.$3200/bo, 908-464-5494 95k, $5,400908-232-9431 100K on body, new motor, $B,000/bo Call 908-688-5816 oxc cond, a/c moon roof, posi • 732-381-8140 ask for Gus • CadMacOldsmobtie CHEVY 1981 BLAZER 6cyl, 4WD, black rag top, MAZDA 1987 RX7 Turbo, 5 Irac. all pwr, 77K high way mi. VOLVO 1988 240 WGN Mint GEO 1991 STORM-2 dr, auto, Silverado, auto, loaded, good bikini lop, am/fm/cass, Exc spd, blk, 86K, ac, snrf, pw, Asking $9,500 908-647-6838 cond! S9500/BO. Call alter Cond. Exc on gas, great on air bag, AM/FM, cass. 86K, great cond, new exh & clutch, d$1900^8464079J runs grt. S2500.90B-276-4753 OLDS 1987CieraRDF/PS/PB, 4:30pm, 973-983-0574 snow and ofl road! $5800 obo $5000/obo, 90B-298-13B6 nraw battery nnd mull, amlm, Ford 1988 Bronco II XL 35k, GMC 1986 SUBURBAN, 2 VOLVO 1990 240 DL 4dr, MAZOA19B8323- Auto, clean & out, 1900 Call sunroof, loaded, exc cond, wht. aulo. ac, new tires, run- wheel drive. 6 2 dlesel, lull pwr, JEEP • 1987 Wrangler Laredo, Runs ok.$1,800. 9.08-233-171_6. B2k. $8000 neg. 908-322-8084 ning grt$3500 906-508-1525 $3000. Call 732-381-4645 blk. 4WD, 3 tops, JVC stereo Call 908-298-1282 OLDSMOBILE 1980 Cutlass VOLVO 1995 940 4dr, must FORD 1989 BfOnco: V8. sys, Viper alarm, exc cond HONDA 1993 ACCORD EX MAZDA 1986 MX6, auto, all Supreme- Now paint job, runs sell Immed! S21.000/BO Call green, am/lm radio, cassette 1O1K, must sell moving. 4 dr.. loaded, apwr. 100K, orig. powor, alec sunrf. clean, 115K. but needs engine work. Asking aft 4:30pm 973-9B3-0574 playsr. cruise control, 125K, $5500 973-912-9610 owner, excell. cond $8500 $2600.732-271-1158 $B,000/bo;908-647-42B5 orb/o, 712-0236. $5oqg8^9jM9ai VOLVO 1995 850 Turbo, exc JEEP 1988 Cherokee Laredo MAZDA 198S 929: Auto, alt OLDS 1987 CALIS 2fJr, 2.5 cond, loaded, 36k, asking FORD 1990 EXT CAB 5spd, 77K, aulo. 4WD, AC, AM/FM HONDA 1966 Preluda red. 5 power, V6, leather Inl'r, 112K eng. 4cyl, pw/pl, ac, runs gd, $22,000/obO 973-639-0254 6cyl 67k. 20mpg. loaded, Qak- Cass, runs great $5,900/bo spd.. a/c, am/fm cass. Eliding mi, $2,700; 908-518-9776 $1,00O90B-518-1682 "VOLVO 1990 740GL Wagon eeB sunrt, 1 own. 1Q2K. OKO cond, auto, hid seats, snrf, rf rfc. B3K. FORD 1991 Explorer Eddie $210O/bo. 908-608-0238 MAZDA 1990 Mi nta silver, 42k, OLDSMOBILE 1994 Achleva. JEEP 1988 Cherokee Laredo b package, new roof, mint exc cond, aulo, a/c, 51,000 Mini! $B999. 908-598-1617 Bauor Excl cond. new tires, 77K, auto, 4WD, AC, AM/FM HONDA 1986 Ovrc- 1 owner. asking $8.000 908-654-5736 $7000,906-654-8727. miles. $7300. 908-654-6762 VOLVO 1993 240 WAGON. Cass. runs great $5,900/bo 89k, runs perfect, good cond, FORD 1992 EXPLORER 688^0186 in/out. $2300. 973-546-5300 MAZDA • 1992 626DX, graen 4 OLOSMOBILE 1990 Cutlass White/Blue AC, garaged, PB, dr, auto, AC, cass,44Kmi, new ClerraSL, 39k. 6 cyl. 4 dr. All aulo, AM/FM cass. exc cond. Eddie Bauer, 75K. One Owner. JEEP 1989 Cherokee Sport • HONDA 1987 CIVIC DX brakes, lires, execonct. $7700. PWR. Ask $5,400.. 889-2327 63K$14,000 973-912-0391 Exc Condition $12,000 4x4, 5spd, hitch, oc, cass, 1- auto, ac, cass, 62K mi. $3700. 908-232-6910 or 232-2287. 906-464-2637 PLYMOUTH 1974 Valiant-4dr, VW19B3 Rabbit GTI-Classic, ownr $50O0/bo 908-G65-0020 Call908-59B-7362 FORD 1993 Explorer Sport MAZDA 1992 626 DX: orig 69K, Gel run'g condl aulo, exc cond, 77K, Must Sell!, JEEP 1990 Wtangler 4*4, blk, 4x4 auto, 65k orig mi, full pwr, HONDA 1988 CIVIC Black, 4dr, auto, sn/rf. AC, b$75O998Z335B42 $2,OOOtobo 908-317-0418 aulo. ac. cd, soft top, B3K, exc cond, 1 owner, laciory war- C B 2 5E 4 DOOR, CREAM. 128K, 7BK. $6,200/fao; 908-964-0556 VW 1992 Passai GL- All pw. clean, $7_?5°'L?. L '?,7Z^ _ L_ PONTIAC 1905 Firebird, black ranty to 75k, must sel I! $ 11,750 $3000, 9O8-272-B293 new lires S bat, excel cond, JEEP 1992 Cherokee Laredo - MAZDA 1993 Ml ATA: White w/ w/T-tops, 5spd, V6,64K, many very negotiable 732-3BB-1398 HONDA 1989 PRELUDE SI. $7550/bo. 908-665-8355 Grey. 4x4, 6 cyl. exc. cond. hardtop, female ownr, 59k, exc new parts. Must seo. $2300. FORD 1992 E XPLORER XLT • Blue, 5 sp. p/snrf, arti/fm cass. cond. $10,000,908-654-B733 732-393-9401 BOK $11.000.906-647-5177. excellent condition. Orig ownr 4x4, aulo, exc. cond, 54K. PONTIAC 19B7 Flero-B5k, AnlljueS Clinic Mm 1394 JEEP 1992 WRANGLER • 111K $4200 908-233-9475 MERCEDES 1965 220SB: $11,995/bo 973-458-0152 66.818 original miles. 4 door alarm, a/c. sunroof, cass. b/o BRADLEY GT II 1981 battery 38K.6cyl.4WD.blkragtof>. ALL REMAINING HONDA 1991 Accord LX 908S9B-9093 GMC 1991 JIMMY S15, SLE* $9,5oo/booos^TM!! sedan, Tan with brown InlV, pwrd Electric Sports Car 585 4x4,2dr.exe! cond, Wagon auto, 143k mi, mini. Aulo, PS, PB. exc. cond. PONTIAC- 198B 6000 LE- org mi S14.000. 908-527-0479 JEEFl992 WRANGLER • 5 $6500. Call 90B-272-B793. Serious collectors only. wagon. good condilion, asking spd. 6 cyl. 40K. 3 lops, many BUICK 1987 Regal GN42K HONDA 19D6 Passport EX: HONDA 1G91 Accord EX, $8,500. Days: 908-232-7900 $600.908-241-3499, orig ml, elec sun/rf, gar kept; xtras. S1O.O00 908-665-1860 '97 CADILLACS AND alrm, all pwr/alloy whls/snrf, auto, loaded, dark blue, orig or Eves: 908-789-0210 PONTIAC 1989 Grand Am. $9,200/obo; 908-362-7753 JEEP !992 Cherokee Laredo owner, new lires/brakes. I?*' S23.750. 908-233-1919 MERCEDES 1975,450 SLC. 2 2dr, 1 owner, exc cord in/oul. CADILLAC 1949 Model 63 ISUZU 1995 RODEO Fully Exc Cond. Black. 4 Door. 4x4. 87.5K, $7950. 906-233-3326 dr. coupe, sun roof, comp. rost 72k, S4_30O/bo_90J-48W550I 58K, New Tiros, $11,000/OBO 4 dr, exc condilion. $6000 loaded, rnusl sell $17,500/bo n HONDA 1991 Prelude SI mint, 68K ml, $10,900/obo. J08-27 7-0B79_ OLDSMOBILES HAVE PONTIAC 1994 Bonnevillo: 732-B15-1550 9X1262 John 751-777SB-5pm. p/snrf, p/w, p/mlrr. air, cruise, Dark green, dual airbags. abs CADILLAC 1976 Eldorado JEEP 1993 CHERtSKEE Sport fog lamps, new tires, 34K. ISUZU 1988 Trooper LS, 4wd. MERCEDES 1976, 280S, V8. brakes, 62K, Asking $10,900, convert. 6OK orig mi, needs 4dr,53k,tire carrior.grBOl cond $9,900.908-464-5494 all pwr, runs well, 194k hl-wy 903-382-8792 aft 4pm 5 spd. 4 dr, good cond, $3900 black. 510.500 90B-931-OC05 work. $750/b0. 908-232-2481 /BO, 30B-587-04B9/324 -1850 TO GO BY HONDA EX 1991 Wagon - mi. ask $70O/obo 647-7972 PONTIAC 1995 Firebird, blkT- "t/CADILLAC 1979 Seville JEEP 1996 GRAND Cherokee loaded. 59K hwy mi., mnrf, exc MERCEDES 19B5 300SD top, 200HP, auto, V6. loaded, Collaclors Dream. California JEEP 1994 Grand Cheiokeo Ltd • blk. tan llhr, loaded, all cond, $9,300. 908-665-0333 Diesel, navy blue w/giay Inl. 9K,$ 12,500 908-232-2268 car. louded. exc cond. $3500/1 Lid Wht/lan im. Loaded, oxc oplions. CD. cass, rnnrt. run- Cor^$JtjU0a 906^754-10311_ HONDA 1991 CIVIC WAGON 168k, gar kept, $9300 PONTIAC 1995 Trans Am-AII OBO. 908-790-9692 nmg brd. lo miles. Must Selll DECEMBER 31ST! DLX • 4 dr, auto, p/s, a/c, 906-321-1019 MAZDA 1S94 B4000 SE • 126.000/otw .201-912-0309 llhr, am/lm cass S 12 CD chgr, CHEVY 1941 Pick Up 350 4WD,36K,V6.5spd,A/C. am/fm cass, 72K, exc cond in JEEP 1988 CHEROKEE 4X4 MERCEDES BENZ 1985 garage, 28K mi. B/O over molor, body excl, needs tnl & am/lm cass. cusl. cap, slider, /out. 54,950.908-233-3306 auto, fowled tnted windows 380SE, fully loaded, clean. $15.000 201-796-43B2 bed, $aOOO/bo. 732-574-2494. betllmer, under warr $11,900. 118K Priced to Sell. $8,000 NO REASONABLE HONDA 1992 Accdrd EX 67k PONTIAC 1994 Trans Am-V8, CHEVY Monte Carlo 1971: 1 9DB-439-9155 ml, mint cond, asking S95C0. Call90B-272-9036, 6 spd, Ithr. T-tps, lOspkrcaas, owner, gar'd, 1OO % orig, 54K JEEP 198BCherokeB4dr4x4 SUBARU 1S93 Impreza-25K Call 908-756-3908 MERCEOES 1987 300E- alrm. low jack, new trs, 40K, mi, ulira clean, runs new, aulo. AC. good cond. Luxurious dependable A1 $12.500/bO,973-467-673B $5.500/bo, BOB-654-4934, ml, aulo. AWO, $12,000. 5 HONDA 1992 Civic hntchback. 732-257-^662 X 21JJ.obO _ _.. J L Sspd. 61k. $4900- Excoilent $11,000 908-273-0341 OFFER REFUSED, PORSCHE 1986 944 Turbo, CHEVY Coivette Convert. TOYOTA 1994 PICKUP4X4 JEEP 1930 CHEROKEE Condition. 908-276-8558 Mercedes 1989 196E 2,6 B2K Burg, Alpine stereo, 50K. 1966 auto, 327, ps, mtching 4 cyl. 5 spd alarm. 50K. Laredo, v/tn!e.nm/fm cass, HONDA 1992 Prelude S! bslge/extremely clean/mint shwrm con- $10,000-277-0339 nnVs $14,500, 973-728-909B. mint cond Warr't incl $10,E0O good cond $6,500 Call eves 201-467-8750 4-whl steering, auto, sunroof, $10,500/neg 908-574-3227 PORSCHE 1979 924: silver, CHEVY Caprico Convert 1975 or b/O 903-233-0579 SERIOUS BUYERS lo-Jac. loatfad, 47K. asking MERCEDES 19B9 190E, Bcyl, runs good $1800/bo Coll 14k orig miles, 454, loaded, MAZDA 1990 MPV MINI VAN- $11,500. Call 908-668-9709 loaded, runs perfectly, 98K, Mark aft Bpm 201-836-1504 $10,500. Call 973-720-9O9B Trucks A Trailers 1405 4WD, rear a/c. p/w. p/b. p's. p/l. exc cond. garaged. 114k mi, $8500.654-4934 SAAB 19B7 9000 Turbo-125K. Chevy 1979 Camaro 350 4sp CHEVY 1993 SUBURBAN ?6?6OO 90e4645160 WE BUY CARS MERCEDES 1992 190E 2.8L nsw dulch, good cond, asking $3500/60.201-670-4562 Beige/black, 4OK ml, very ONLY ! $3800.908-273-6451 Bpr 973-3360720 MEHCUflY 93 Vrtfager LS HIGHEST PRICES 50Kmi, mint cond., clean, A/C, Heav/ duly trailer- 47K, frnl & roar am/lm cass, air PAID extras. $17,500 SAAB 1987 TURBO 9000 • • CHYRSLER 1966 Newport, Ing, 350, 5 71, v8, roof racks. 9Q8-654-4133afier5pm 2dr, hrrjtp, B7k, ac, ps/b. estate & heat-Sway pwr seat-keyless IN 88K, Exc. Cond, $4,000. ld?5Z323jajB92 MARANO & SONS MERCEDES 1995 C260 4 dr, 90B-278-9253 sale. $2000. ZO1-279-6961 • CHEVY 1993 PrCKUP • clean. 1992 EXPO Mini AUTO SALES, INC. sunrf, emrld gw, exc cond, SAAB 1994 900S CONV FORD 1953 350 w/wrecker on 1500wl., p/s. p/b, a/c. cap. !*» loaded, 1 owner, mini'seals 7. 507-13 South Av/e. 4B.5K. $25,500 Incl 4 rnnied Ithr int, aulo. 47K, asking back, low ml, body In exc cond. bedllnsr, $6,000 150 South Ave. Garwood snwtrs. Call Brian 992-3632 B4k, $8,900, 908-688-0908 PLYMOUTH 1989 Voyager, gd Certified cond, white, am/fm stereo, Crown S3000 •iOB-7B9;_900S_Bl|4pm_ Luxury Cars Plymouth 1992 Voyagar-47K, Prc-Drivcn 1997 BMW $299 a month exc cond, am/lm, AC. 7pa6S, $650O/ot)O. 90B;.851-Q582_ _ Ponllac 1990 Transport Mini- van • F1.JI7 loaded, clean, 3dr. 1996 CADILLAC 199) CAMLUC 1995CADH.I.AC IW5 CADILLAC SIS j67J<^$rj500. 973-379-5405•_ ELDORADO CONCOUKS KLDOHAUO Ml VB, Whit OimoniTin Auto. VI. Aulo. V6 Ps*o Green, SUZUK1198B Samurai auto w Auio VS. Sufc/Blick. VIPU5U3M733. SIMW-9M4. S'T {•acrrmod Interior, /OD, 350 VB Corvnlte eng usoasra. SJi»e 5U6». VHJiSUHI 1861. SIMM 8855, HiTusoasrJ9.7Ba WU« S, 7 31.580 M.I91. Curomi W!>s«li. Ithr inl, nc. nmtm. hd/soM lop. Ch Wl Bcw Stftnro, Memory SflBll. 11.700 MI'M Ctirmt Wtoo Mtairi Stan $ PBmofsEmrv Boss $Stt'M Rerr.BU Erary Alarm fully recondilionod. $11.921 12,272 12,542 201-344.8274. *11.921 TOYOTA 1391 Provta ex cond, S r *399 \z& MO9 fts,^ alaim, lully landed, musl tee 386 K .iV $10,000 90S-561-3897 1995 OLDSMOHIU- IMS CADILLAC 1996 SU7.UKI IW5 CADILLAC AURORA UKVILI.E SIDEKICK SPOHT4«4 DKVII.LI-; VW 19S3 CYNCflO 4WD, 9 RR Ma VB S«« Wil Gt«n hia i Cyl Enan) PoBsonger, A/C, 08K. Exc. V/rt'i/V WlfTUMMW. SftlHOKS mmin co nil $5O00/bol OpB-355-2074 AstroF!sKjf,M«T.;rv SflJli CO VWl'bn WEEKENDER 4 now lires. all in working order, •10,004 12.500/bo 201-327-7120

VstiltlesWanled 1415 +Prices/Pymnls include all costs to bo paid by the consumer except for licensing registration, and twos. 27 mo 1A AUTO-DamogocJ, re- closed ena lease, Ex, Aurora: $1499 Down, 1st mo pvmnt, security deposit (basedon1st mopyrnn rended to pairstila, good runniny cars wnntad, classics h )unks, JS nearest $50], m Acquisition fee due al lease inception. 12K MJes/.15| per mite over Total of rVmnl/RwiduaL Freo lowing 1-fiD0-?fl1-1435 $8503/$13 000 W/OK Cr"dil Lessee responsible for maintenance. GAP insurance optional. Exp. 3 days from pub. 5 ipd. rain. tram,. P/S, P/ABS, sir, log light j, fold down rear Mali, M»mon Kardon Hi-Fi iteioo can. duit air bigs, fionl bucket}, htslod "AACONAUTO sells P/V/. P/L, PM, dec. fuel ni»c.. ir deft, crulw, tnl. *to»». W* Truck huyara Top 1$ paid. olass security ivst.iuiTOo! Slk »BM0OJ.Vin#VtE66J54 7001 demo Snrns day cash 52fl^Z40f), ml Orio MSflP: 12B.B35, Loste: bised on 30 mo. clOHd-entf J500 j cup toil red, cr trade, lit mo. pyml, $300 rsl. i«c. d»p 4 (450 ban* AUTO"OUYEHS-Wn buy cars tn OW at lens incep.Wal t)u» 8 Incep: $IM3.1ol«l rrjfnU: iWG nndlruckii Wspnymora'll c A n i Purch Oriln- J18 915 21 Price Incl, all cmll lo b« paid fry a wmumef Wa pay ofl loons and Innssi i TIIB Iflllmato overnight 1-nOQ-228-BSOB 1-800-BMW-7222 Driving Maohlne or 9O8-flO8-2B17 u I Service Laawt. Ui sing (ntHinandnj avail Route 22 East Springfield CASH FOH JUNK Unwannd ? oidsmobile s nwun MMtmuuKi rm a VUM/MK DHUI Cara, JiurMo & Motorcyclsi ••WH3«W WE Froopick upiOO901S-BB70 "iS84ROUTE22 (Enxt) WATCUVNG (908W1-291X) or oes-asBa bpr. December 26,1997 B-8 Record-Press Employment Full rime 240 Emolpvment Fult Tlmt . 240 Emplo^mtnt Full Time 2 OM UUtR, CtfTJUN'ICWUtt, NWBl MOONMDF, CD CHUWERI Car$ Truck$ Van$ 908-412-8600 y 4 or, $.*l EH % ata, tfi, jrWck p/b. *r. MI/TM/HU, Ithi rt, p/»/M/sis/mfrs. e/t M. Personals rt r«*. t/flw, ro( l*iw, l75, vvMtDi'MS. #974767. Use Terms: 38 mos./pur. opt $i7,311/csp $0/MC dep $3OO/banK fee$475/Kte l pawnents Sl0.60?/to^ cost $11,377. 9082453399 HOME TYPISTS. PC usera UNION COMMUNITIES CLASSIFIED 137 East First Ave. needed $45,000 Income F-290 XL 4X4 SNOWPLOW Rpgelle. N.J, potential. Call 1 (800) NJMC, 10 Part Han. Sutler, NJ 07405 513-4343, exl B-5097, 1 N MARANO & SONS PlMMrunmyclitilfJtdiclittollowi: CARS WANTED • WANTED • • J, 22 tpKtl p«r liM. 3 Urn mulnwrn. $ People lo lose weight DEAD OR ALIVE & earn extra $$$!) 24,790 INSTANT CASH 1800-733-2110 WORK AT HOME Mothers & We Buy Cars. Running or >0- VII \MJSSN0U PIOWS Others. $499-$7999 PT/FT I,. SI,,, I, .' I', i, . ,1 li> S. II! Not. Damaged, High Mileage. Will Train. Call 908-627-2083 MCYEM WWWItOW, AIR, AUTO, 6,1 V4 * NKME1 We're Interested' For Free Booklet. Free Pickup • Free Call 3», p/i, ml p/t. m( M/ft tiao. i/»t. *M iff «*. «w enti ft m. HENNESSEY Employment RMUHW In Roaetle 33 Years GET JOB INTERVIEWS! ^WINDSTAR Exp'd NYC writer/exec offers 1-800-7 28-4566 targeted resume & related _C(TV_ ZIP. services. 908-497-0779 AUTO SALES Inc. Itemt Under $100 Employment Full Time 240 PHONE* BARBIE BOAT-Like now, Or- Buying & Selling Used Cars & Trucks iginally $65 00, sell S40 00 call 908-654-0530 AVON $ Sales Since 1955 Maka $ For Hoi Idays Be 18+ TMt iMr mllikli only to prirtte party rinrtlMfj iilllng mtrchantlsa undtr (1N > V All TIM | • h*9mt*l BIKE-Molorcycle typo, ox- "WE LEASE NEW & USED CARS & TRUCKS" :ell8nt condition. S50. AIR, AM/FM, DUAL A1HAOS, 7 PASSENGER! 800-545-8390 n*hm, V6, Mo, p/i, *BS, p/b, nUflkd rjen"!tor, n t vipn, ABS. ii.OOO mi VIN# MIRROR-Anliquo window- 1995 BMW 740IL $43,500 32,000 mi, VIN'SF500956. TA6I7645 pane. 3 panes ovsr 3. luinlor Wastliold mmbof & Homo miVIWSTM 2 4 2 Contor has position avail- Silvers c)l, iu!a, P/S, P/B, AIR, tnciton conlrol, leather, mooneoct 22,3S5 ml.Vin ISDM29641 FOR FAST INFO CALL MR. SHANKER A^ P ?? " able now lor countor sales. _!12*495 '14.995 NEBULIZER-Brnntf now. $50. Apply In poison: 700 North '« TOYOTA CAW LEWI '94 CADILLAC ELDORADO '95 232^5625. Ave East. Westfiold. 1-800-682-7334 Auto, air, p/s, p/b, p/w, 40.000 Northslar, auto, air, p/s, p/b, NEON SIGN-greal tloco lor liiir 908-2320005 ml. VIN#SU512769. p/w, p/locks. p/seats, till, Auto. air. p/s, p/0. p/w. p/toUs A area or art daco In any tm, cruise, cass, cfiiomo whoels, l liii cruue. ciu. HUMi ASS Route 22 West, WATCHUNG (75;O0D73;763-l)140 •dual air bagt I,MO ml COLLEGE STUDENTS 39.000 ml. VIN* RU610743 WSmWS 'dices Include all costs to be pa'rt by a Kmsumer, eicept Itwsinj, reg., and PENCIL- Mont Blanc -[tack, Ncuil work ijunny liollday S Janes, H\ prices Include $400 college (tad. S $150 Uccai Ford ownei loyalty Exc Cond. $75 00 - 085-05(13 iimiik? Wn h^vo several short '14,995 18,995 PIANO-Wiirlil/or. blonctn. pre-owned •13,995 discount available on advertised vehitles !o customs *lw have prev. pj(- good condillan, $09. ovnnmgs Icrnvlorirj Icrni positions avail. •SI)*" I \ South Avc. I SO Sotilli \\< chased within 36 mos, one per family, tek tot foil dels Is. Payments: dose« |0B-771-Oq77 dill To llprjistor t.iii-wootl. \| O"*t)i- invooil. N| in leases with Is! mo. paynrt, down paymrt (ef, sec. deposit i bank lee due at ( ( inception. Leases lesp. (or maW, & encess meat. 12K mi/yf, I5t/mi e>cess. RC CAfl-Tamiyn Mndcnp, Connections Personnel \ t MSIIIH )(>H "*M ) I SSI radio, upgmdQs, carryenso, 973-379-7744 2.9% avaliatrle on select biters. AS offers to pled buyers. Wv pte lopl_b0|i, $M, 90B-322-O701. 66 habla Eepanol - AsK for HumboMo ;i\ «)OH "*H«) l~' apply to at)v vehicles only, Some vehicles rayhav e been previously damaged i 973-360-1500 Piices tnci.all costs lo be paid by a consumerexcepl lorlic, reg. and laxos, SCROLL 8AW-ie", varlnblo SctlchPialnj repaired. Mcles sold as is & as eqvipjied, This supersedes previous ads. No! speed, Ryobl, noveruBad,$75, reMoraibte fcirtmos , OffeshithisadaretocKlftw 72hovr5fiom pub. 90flcgal9 908-322-52D0 December 26, 1997 Record-Press B-9 Real Estate Residential Real Estate Market: Strong and Balanced Home sales are expected to will remain quite strong, with the buyers filling any gaps in the see steadily improving real The consumers primarily long-term accumulation of equity, reach an all-time high, reflecting sales total remaining above 4.0 entry-level market-caused by the estate markets and the boom affected by this change are those rather than short-term gain. strong consumer confidence, low million units. "I'm relatively con- baby bust. areas will continue to boom, but in the 45-55 age group who might NA is predicting that the unemployment, steady economic fident we will see more of the The National Partners in not as fast. "Tax reform legisla- have postponed selling under the national median existing single- growth and low interest rates, same," said Tucillo. "There are Home Ownership initiative, tion enacted earlier this year is old law, but can now sell without family home price will rise about according to a market analysis few extremes locally-activity is announced nearly three years not, yet having a notable effect on incurring a capital gains tax bur- G.O percent in 1997 to $124, 800; given at the National Association strong across the board. Given ago by the Clinton housing activity", Tucillo said. den. and it is expected to rise an addi- of Realtors' Annual Convention the cyclical nature of real estate, Administration, seeks to raise For existing home owners, the Mortgage rates likely will tional 4.5 percent in 1998 to held recently in New Orleans. this is the best balanced overall the nation's home ownership rate law raised to $500,000 the keep inching downward next $133, 500. The national median Nearly 18,000 Realtors and market the industry has seen in to a historically high level of 67.5 amount of profit a home owner year, with fixed-rate, 30-year price for new singk1-family homes guests were in attendance at the many years." percent by the year 2000. cnn receive free capital gains home loans dipping to a rate of is exported to rise (i,5 percent in November convention. The market's strength will be The various programs result- taxes when selling a primary res- 7.0 percent to 7.5 percent. Given 1997 to $ MB,000; and it is John Tucillo, NAR consulting sustained by several factors, ing from the overall effort to idence. This provision, which the overall stability of the econo- expected to rise an additional 10 economist described the residen- including: 1) an emphasis on make home ownership more covers sales occuring after May 6, my and low inflation, if there is percent to $157/100 in 1998. tial real estate market as strong expanding home ownership by accessible and affordable are 1997, applies to taxpayers filing a any pressure on rates, it will Technology advancements and balanced, providing favor- the Clinton Administration, and having a positive impact on the joint return. It can be used as probably be down. The recent have made it possible for con- able affordability conditions for by various programs offered market. often as once every two years. swings in the stock market are sumers to accelerate their mort- buyers and excellent selling con- through Fannie Mae and the In addition, the generally pos- Home owners filing individual not likely to have a ripple impact gage payments or refinance their ditions for owners. Federal Home Loan Mortgage itive mood of consumers is affect- returns can exclude up to on housing investments. mcn'tgago.s (is often and as quick- Although sales likely will Corp; 2) strong consumer confi- ing sales. $250,000 ill profit. The law Although homo buyers are ly as they trade stocks nnd bonds, taper off next year from a record- dence in the overall economy; 3) The trend we will probably see replaces the former $125,000 continuing to view a home pur- "Housing is an investment in breaking total of 4.15 million trade-up purchases by baby- will be one where the previously one-time exclusion allowed for chase as an investment vehicle, which they can live as well as unite this year, the 1998 market boomers; and 4) immigrant home sluggish areas of the nation will taxpayers aged 55 and older. they are baaing their decisions on maneuver," Tucillo. CALL RUTH TATE Realtor Association presents awards • A True Professional In Her 12th Year At Coldwell Banker Realtors The New Jersey The NJAR Community the Middlesex and estate agents in the state, Association of Realtors Service Committee present- Hunterdon/Somerset County NJAR, and its 25 member • #1 Salesperson Companywide for 6 years (NJAR) today presented sev- ed awards for local board Associations of Realtors, boards of Realtors, ore part • Gold Level' Million Dollar Club, 25 years eral awards for overall excel- community service collages The New Jersey of the National Association of • Certified * Nat'l. Trust for Historic Preservation lence in real estate industry and scrap books based on Association of Realtors is a Realtors, the largest trade activities to local creativity and most achieve- non-profit organiznitiou association in the United 908-233-5555 Eves: 908-233-3656 boards/associations of ments and involvement. serving the professional States with more than Realtors at its "Let the Good This year's recipients for the needs of over 35,000 real 750,000 members. Times Roll" 81st Annual collages include the HAPPY HOLIDAYS!! Convention in Atlantic City Middlesex County Room for Everyone in These Special Westfield Homes on December 2-4. Association of Realtors in The Premmy Award hon- third place. For the scrap ABSOLUTELY CHARMING ors an individual, group or books, the Greater Union local board of Realtors who County Association of S bedroom, ! full bath expanded ninth In the has done outstanding public Realtors took second place, "(iiirdens Si'itioii" ol Westfiold h;is ;i Ix'iiutiful relations in the real estate and the Hunterdon/Somerset Season's greetings large living room with <\ fticpl.iro and uovvn industry. This year's recipi- Association of Realtors were moldings, fornitil dininj; room, firs! flour indsk'r third. ' bedroom & l>;ith, f.imily room off kitchen, ent is Susan Smith, execu- "From 00. WSF 1171 >5. Association of Realtors, for and . associations with Century n D.5. Xuzsma "Realty her written ability to pro- plaques for their Habitat for 115 Mlhi Street, Cranford, ty 07016 mote the professionalism of Humanity projects. Those (908) 272-8337 it Realtors and to educate the boards/associations who par- WELL MAINTAINED general public regarding ticipated in Habitat for Lynne D. Wagner Brian E. Kramer 4 bedroom, 2 1/2 bnlli split level set on excep- issues in the industry. Humanity this year include tionally nice corner property, enclosed by a Ilrokcr/Owncr Owner wood fence,

GARWOOD $234,000 THAT MAGICAL MOMENT Occurs when you step into Ihe enclosed front porch of this enchanting RATK ITS APR %OOWM LOCK I PRODUCT HAT! PTS Am SDOWH LOCK KATE PTS APR % DOWN LOCK colonial, offering four immaculate BRs and 2.5 Blhs. This home oozes with charm. Amenities include FP, hardwood Doors, nutural woodwork 0 Year FixDd 7.500 0.00 7.500 5% 60 DAY 30 Year Fixed 6.500 3.00 7.800 5% 45 DAY Year Fixed 7.250 0.00 7,500 5% 45 DAY lYenrArm 5.750 0.00 5.750 5% 45 DAY 1 Year Arm 6.P50 3 00 7.550 5% -IS DAY i5YearF(xod 7.000 0.00 7,000 0% 45 DAY and so much more. Sec it soon. Call now! 2S74S7 15 Yonr Fixed 7.250 0.00 7.250 5% 60 DAY 30 Year Jumbo G.B75 3.00 8.115 10% -15 DAY 0 Year Jumbo 7.625 0 00 7B75 5% *5 DAY Statewide Realty App Fee $475.No Other FoealFree Pro-Approval S Ra-lock We can llnanco mo&t credit problems. No App FOB. LOW dosing loos. Froo |>roii|jpioval,^HA,VA 618 Central Avenue 30 Year Flxad 7.125 7.395 60 DAY 130 Yeaf Fixod 6.750 3 00 7.050 5% 60 DAY Year Hxod 7.375 0,00 7.375 90 DAY Westfield 15 Yonr Fixo»t 6.075 7.246 GO DAY 115 Yoar Fixed 6.375 300 6.B59 5% 60 DAY 15 yonr Fixod 7.000 0 00 7 000 90 DAY (908)654-3300 FHA Ami 6250 B.239 75 DAY liYaafArm 5.12S 2,50 7.B25 5% 60 DAYS/fi Jumbo Aim 6.750 0.00 7.769 DAY ERA HUUInlU. I App Foe $100 Flates ara tor now npplicallons only. App FOR S350 IREALESTATEI Mortgage Co. 800-851-84B6 First Savings Bank 908-726-9700 National Future Mortgage BOO-291-7900 30 Yrlit., Jivvn 5 375 3.00 7.980 5% 60 DAY 130 Yr Fixed Bwk 7,000 3,00 7.355 20% B0 DAY Yoar Fixod 6.250 3.O0 G.C12 5% 45 DAY 15 Yoar Fixod 7 125 0.00 7.461 5% CO DAY ]i5Yf Fixed Bwk 6.875 0.00 6.879 20% 60 DAY JI5 Year Fixod 5.B75 3.00 6??5 5% 45 DAY FHA 30 Yr Arm 5.375 3.00 8.015 3% 60 DAY |5YaarArm 6,750 0.00 7.G29 5% ' 75 DAY M Yoar Arm 5.250 0.00 5412 5% 45 DAY "No Cos!" Refinance as Low nr, 7.075% 1 Zero point loan specialist, Flrsi lime homobuyors proyram. tafJ.Purchaso or ConsalirJalo Now! f-roo Approval! M-F, 9-B I ante uou Choice Mortgage Inc. 800-244-2821 Flrsi Union Mortgage Corp 800-929 4231 Pamrapo Savings Bank 201-339-4600 15 Yoar Fixod 7.000 0.00 7.030 130 Yoar Fixed 6.750 2,88 7.131 130 Yonr Fixod 0.875 2.50 7,127 1OV» GO DAY a 30 Year Fixod 7.250 0.00 7.M0 115 Yoar Fixed 6.500 2,50 7.013 |15 Year Fixod 6.375 2.50 677a 10% 60 DAY 3/3 Jumbo Arm 6.025 0,00 8.050 |l Yoar Arm 5.125 2 50 &49G 10% GO DAY Float-down option available. Coll for zuro point quotes. rollocls 20% down.Olhor '"\o & |>t combinations avail uzmun Commonwealth Bank 800-924-9091 Hometown Mortgage Co 732-970-1199 Peapack-Gladstone Bank 908-719-4323 OYoar Fixod 7.375 0.00 7.375 5% 60 DAY |30YrNoDoc 8500 3.00 8.830 60 DAY ItSYanr Fixod 7 !25 0.00 7.144 5% 60 DAY ISYoar Fixed 7.000 0.O0 7.000 5% 60 DAY |3OYrConstr 9.500 1.00 3 C2O 100 DAY 115/30 Biweekly 7.375 0 00 7.302 5% GO DAY ANOTHB) "SUCCESS STORY"IM 1 Year Arm 5.375 0.00 N/P 5% 60 DAY pOYrHehab 7.500 300 7.B10 fiODAY 115 Yoar Jumbo 7.375 0.00 7,384 5% fiO DAY F«oo Oi-wookly & aovo Interest. Avoid consumer problems, I App FOB $3D0 I App Foo $200 15 Yr Jumbo r;ilo ovor $350,000 Community State Bank 201-836-8300 Hudson City Savings Bank 732-549-4949 Pinnacle Financial Corp SOO-416-1220 MAMAS RE*CAflMEHATY 30 Yoar FlXOd 7,000 2.50 7.200 5% 60 DAY 5/1-30 Yoar 6.075 0 00 7.702 10% 90+ DAY I:!O Year Fixod 6.875 200 7OB0 3% GO DAY llSYearFlxnd C.500 3.00 6.937 5% 60 DAY iO/i-SOYour 7.125 0.00 7.510 10% 90+DAY 115 Year Fixed 0.625 2.00 6!)<1fl 5% GO DAY SEUiRS Of 124 ORCHARD ST., |i Year Arm 4 500 3.00 7.712 10% 90 DAY 15 Year Fixed 7.125 0 00 7,105 10% 901 DAY |30 Yaar Jumbo 7.125 2.00 7.3?8 r>% 00 DAY Full Borvlcn leiidnr, FHA/VA.Froo compulnrlzed pro-qualil Payor; 000-2120333, a • 9, 7 days. All ratus to $1 million I 0 pt 8 NIV Inrins; 100 % Rnunninij, Crjrislr. Louns ELIZABETH, NJ Coreatatos Mortgage 800-999-3885 Inlercounty Mortgage 800-811-4264 Source Mortgage Co, Inc. 908-231-9100 THEM CLOSING TOOK PLACE 30 Yoor Fixod 6.1)75 2.75 7.200 5% 60 DAY 130 Yonr Fixod 7 250 100 7.370 20% 45 DAY 30 Yonr Fixod 7 250 0.00 7 351 10% 45 DAY liGYear Fixod 6.375 2.75 6.0G3 5% 60 DAY MSYour Fixod 7.000 0.90 7.170 20% 45 DAY 30 Yoar Jumbo 7.500 0,00 7.GO3 20% 60 DAY DECEMBER 10,1997 |30 Yonr Jumbo 7.000 3.00 7.393 5% 60 DAY |1 Yoar Arm 6.075 120 B.100 20% 45 DAY 3/1-30 Your 6.375 0.00 0 471 10% (30 DAY App FBO $325 App Foe $150 App f-"oo $300 Dynamic Financial 973-595-7800 Kfistle Mortgage 908-845-5444 United National Bank 908-429-2332 "We are very satisfied with the attention, motivation, and Irlendllnesi of your |30rFixed Conf 7 500 O.QO 7.500 5% 60 FJAY 130 Year Fixed 7.250 0,00 7.300 60 DAY 13/3 Arm 0.500 0.00 H.013 tales agents. Thank you for your services, |i5FlxodConf 7.000 0.00 7.000 5% 60 DAY 115 Yoar Fixod 0.875 000 0.980 00 DAY lyi Ann 7000 000 7.?H0 7.500 000 7.73G My sincere thanks to allot you, 30 Fixed JtimtJO 7.G25 0.00 7.025 5% 00 DAY 11 Yonr Arm 5.500 0.00 7.0HO CO DAY |i0/1 Arm Maria & Rene Carmonaty" No Incorno/No Aasot Verification. 100% Financing Avail. App FOG $250 Kontwood Financial Svca. 800-353-6896 WFS Mortgage Services 800-616-8374 30 Your Fixod 7.375 0.00 7.G00" G% 00 DAY "30 Year Fixod 7.SG0 0 00 I.WA) N/P 45 DAY THIS HOME WAS LISTED & SOLD BY JILL GUZMAN REALTY INC." 15 Yoar FixorJ 7.125 0 00 7.350 5% (if) DAY 15Yufir f"

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Remember, as soon as you get Charge Your Ad results you can cancel at any time. ONLY $3.50 PER AD FOR ITEMS UNDER $100 VISA Cancellations Real Estate 305 - 390 Financial/Business 650-655 Transportation 1350 -1415 To Cancel An Ad No Phone Calls Pleaw lor Sale Opportunities 1 ITEM PER AD please cat) toll-free Mail only 24 Hours A Day NJNC, 10 Park Place, 1-800-922-8122 Butler, NJ 07405 Employment full Time 240 Employment Part Time Slhiitfotii Wanted SltujlloiuWinted ' 2M Commercial Property Homw For Sale 330 Hornet For Sale 330 HcamfPtSile 330 flesl Ettale Wanted IndBstrfal/Commertiaf For Silt ROSELLE $169,000 t/ UNION-3 BR Spht. LR. OR 411 MEDICAL POSITIONS •BARGAIN HOMES' CASH PAID for 1-4 family COLLEGE STUDENTS- Local 2 Family-Two 2 BR Units with ElK. yr round porch fam rm, houses Any condition Call BERKELEY HEIGHTS-Ware- • Registered Nurse Thousands of Government CAC. hdwd floofs, dead end Co. has 1-5 nvooks work pgm • HOME HEALTH AIDES • Foreclosed and repossessed DR.EIKrseputil5.fint>smtwiir> M'Sflajg 9Ojh769-7285 house space only. 3000 S.I.. • Certified MetlAssl. AN EF AUPAIfi European live balls Century21 OS.Kuzsma Si. 1 car ail gar, $169,000 Up to $12. No exp nec. Can SKILLEDCAPE * RN'S/LPN'6 properties being liquidated this with tailgate. 908-686-2442 • Meciical Receptionist in Child Care. Exp the benefits 908-272-8337 Nova Agcy Rllrs908-686-14! 4 ERA Subuib Realty Agency remain p/t in spring ConrJ. Medicals Cert. Uc'd/Bonded RAHWAY-B80G SQ FT ol month! Call lor local listings! • PART TIME/FULL TIME apply. Call now. Mon-Frl. 10-5 ol llexlbilly. Affordable Inter- will buy your home for cash No WESTFIELD-space awallabte. DORSON HOME CARE, INC warehouse, retail & olfice, can 1-e00-338-qO2Oext. 199. WESTFIELD-Bnck3 BR ranch _Ca]l JODI908-401 -3800 Borfjen, Passolc.Essex cultural child care. Carefully ROSELLE-DON'T RENT $39K red tape Fast service Call istflr., 1750sq.ft. • basement. Springfield 008-273-0349 expand to 15.D0D si on St 3 BATH. LV/FPL, formal DR. 201-291-9090 Morrls/LJnion screened & trained, English Buy this ConrJo! New windows, 322-4434. Central Ave, WssHieW, 2nd fir,. East Orange Q73-672-7691 George Ave, $550,000. lozzi- eat-in KT w/att. sunroom. Fm Receptionist /Somoisel973-'142;7334 speaking aupairs with legal US CRANFORD Lg updated hdwd firs, off Si parking, start 1750 sq It. will divide. WilliarnsRIU732-382-444t bungalow, spacious LR. FDR. 1 BSMT/FPL. del 2 Car gar. 654 3253 Parkway Mortgage, located visas. Ave'aje weekly cost of building equily Century 21 toarlnnnhUitlurniilttd *05 $220. Convenient live in csie newel kitch 4BR, 2 full bths, D.S. Kuzsma Rlty (308) stale raised patio w'FPL. CAC. inKenilworlh. NJ, s:iok$iin HOME HEALTH AIDE -Expel. now windows, 1 car gar. Jell, School area HoiiitiURhirnitlMd 430 : experienced Receptionist lor your children. For more Info HOUSECLEANIMG • low Condot*Townhntnes 320 27^8337 Ind Owned « Oper CRANFORD-1BR, newly re- to care lor sliolk patent in call Michelle 908-272-7873 rates, own transp. good exp & $179,900 Debru Tiffany Rlty (9081322-8049 novaied. all new kitchen. 2nd full limo hours 9-5 Light data SPRINGFIELD • $87.5003 Hm SCOTCH PLAINS Cranloid. car nec. immod references, call 90B-756-75B6 9OB-27G -7900 Eves 965-1S10 fir S300. all utilities included .•; entry experience liolplul 1 BR condo in Troy Village S1600 mo * utiis. Available 1 opening, 973-655-0121 Income Property 335 Avail Jan 1 Call: Pleasa contaci Updates ind new ElK, bath. January A BR Colonial with EDISON COOP; 2BR. 1 bth, EL!ZABETH-Bank Owned 4 JannoUe Daniels al carpet, wall AC. new roof, HAHWAV..« $204,900 new kilchen & bath. MEDICAL ASSISTANT HOME HEALTH AIDE HOUSEKEEPING SERVICES oxlra IKJLR. hdwdtlrs. BR. 2'v blh cuslorn bi-lavel 908-298-1100 ext 169 porch, also association swmv 6 FAMILY -> BUSINESS Will Siain.no exp nec. GOOD REFERENCE'S Available. Satisfaction guaran- Pool & Tennis courts. with lots of room Sold as is ELIZABETH-2 BR opt. K'HvV, pool. Call Glenn Re/Max Api income $40K/yr » bus in- S1400 mo. Temporary Rental. SALES/INSIDE PT possible FT. Mornings, • CALL 274-3404. teed. Cnj1hi Asking $21K 908-246-2869 538 Riverside Dr. S165.000, cookmg gas. no pets. ''.' mo Townsquare Inc 90S-2 7 3-6000 come. Owner motivated lozn- Avail immediately. 3 BR Colon- EARN UP TO allornoon, eves 8 some Sots. CallBevKalinka soc.9Oa-241:6993J_0;4p_ffl ial, tmished basement. ;allD08-G6S-0013. 973-B31-6O0O S15.00/HOUR TRENTON; Immediate Stale ELtZABETH'Elniora. 2 rms. $9.00 t Commission Really Executives House Access 4.600 S.F RAHWAY-Greal Investment. Call Gma Suriano Barber Side by side triplex. Mainlen- pi iv blh & frnl 4 bck entr $490 'Please SBB our display act WORD PROCESSOR/SECTY total office space. J.500 S.F (mo hlhw incl 908-355-6383 908-233-8102 under Customer Survlco. Estnblisliod appraisal film • MADISON. NEW* immed avail, on floors 1 & 2 ancefreeb!ick& siding Owner Selling Made Easy wants offers SI 50 s lozzi- King TeleServ ices, soeks PT help to augment 3- CONSTRUCTION! 5BR CM Perteci for lobby gioup. pro- ELIZABETH - Elmora Sec Colonial w/circuiar staircaae. 2 fessionals Bale or lease Williams Rltrs 732-3e2-4441 Studio S500, 1 BR S600imo TRUE CUMBERS person (.ficretorml statt, ASAP. 1 ?.n tirt/woek. Ploasant oitico fplc, 3Vi blh. 3 car garage. v« S 159.000 00 John Schragger WESTFIELD-8 fam, mostly Vi mo secH-'HWinclOlfsir .. QoulllHoway lotho lofi acolreed lot $749,000. Realty, Inc. Biki prkg . near shopping, schools, WESTFIELD OFFICE Growing Co. seeks resporTbl, surroundings. Lopafsd al GSP With Our newly renovated, e»c income, P«ri*l Realty 908-964-0668 609-637-S54B. ' " "' etc 908-353-5575 hard working Individ far 135, Fnx/mail res: C.J. Ard, 36 asking $350;000 654-3253 SlOftiOTfet Syw» ForRwit 4<0 challenging F/T limo work nil Brnnl Avo. Clark, NJ 07066. Fax. 732-396-1937 CRANFOHO - 3 rm suite, near yr. CDln » Snlbasodonexp town & GSP. ample parking, Bonol avail Giowtls oppiy's & COUNTY WIDE avaM imm«j. 908-276-4777 friendly work environ. Sage Child Car* Nursery School ??? SPECIAL OFFER* $550 PLAlNFIELD-lg parking area. • Tree Sory 90B-C6B-5D58 sm office, storage. Ideal for • MONDAY MORNING INC* CLASSIFIED ADS! Waiters/Waitresses lanascaper. 908-668-1900 Reliablu, insured Care far in- 1 BEDROOM APTS SUMMIT - Store in Center ol FT/PT. will ttain Flex IKS lanls & lotldleis. 908668-408 15980 7260 *9260 9880 ROSELLE PARK- Holiday 1 Special-1 & 2 bedrms, heat, cord. S3& '. cord Stocking 4-Dr,AiiUi, 4-C'yl, P/S.P/B. 4-Dr, Auto, 6-Cyl, 4-Dr Wagon. Aulo, V6. P/S, •4-Or Wagon, Auto. 4-Cyl. 1VS. 1'H, 2-Dr , 6-Cyl, Auto lYans. 4-Dr, 6-Cyl. Auto hoi water included Close to avail 9O6:276-115B A/(\ Dr Air Hug. R/Dcf. i'/Winds/Lcks. P/Sts. I' / U. AC. Air Das, T/Gls. AM/rM Stcr Cuss. M', Air U«s, P.AVnJi-LcVs, R lltf. Lihr Int. P/Winds/Lcks, I'AVinds/Lcks. Int Wnrs. FIREWOOD Int/Wprs. T/Glnss, AM/rM R/Wpr, Till, l.'ruiie.lni'W pis, T V,h. ("Wnds/lcks. R'Ucf, Tilt. P/Sls, Lantlau Top, Siinroi)!". T/Gtnss. AM/FM Stcr Roof Rnek. 55.W)') mi. AM IM Stcr tan, 71,KOX mi. InlAVpis. IVGIJ, AM/KM Stcr ROSELLE-studio apt. a'c. Split Seatoried Hardwoods > Ster.Coss. 69.107 mi, AM/FM Stcr.Cass. 76,302 C a s s, 3 5,314 mi, VIN//1 \V2IIO25. VIN0MM23K93. V)N«l\Z.1MiK7l 1'iss, JO, 5 5 5 m i , laundry.oH-stparking. 1"> rno 732 636-0278 VSN«(SW25K772. mi.VlN«M04O7827. VIN#SC401926. soc . SSOO'mo* utils 73?-533-55B5 908-245-4739 Fiimltyre S«0 '93 Dodge Grand Caravan UB UNION 3br. avail imrrod. no 95 Mercury Villager GS '94 Buick leSabreCustom '93 Bulck Roadmaster '95 BulckPaAAw Ultra '95 jeep Cherokee Laredo pels. $95amo f.>mo sec DR SET-Oak- 78* Ibl wi6 cush reqtt9QB-6BB-03S-1 iv msg armci^s w'vvhls Pd-$17OO, WESTFlEtD • S loom api, 10880 ER SET-Pine Oval tbl w;?"(vs, S11575 11565 12880 17360 deck private y.nd. garage, 17880 wosliei.'dryer hook-up, hthw pajs, 6chts. hutch, dry sink 7l',iss, Auto Itiltis \v/OD. 7-l'ass, Auto Trims, V-f>, I'/S, •1-Hr, Ante WOO, Vd, 1','S I' II Wugnn. 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Hillside, next to t66MMXw/16ram,1 6GHD, Shop-Rile (906)686-6177 24xCD. 33 6. 14 mon, Wi n 95 - $850 908-209-5933 WASHER. $75 Dryer, $75 Other models/up grades avail. SIOVB.$75 Refrigerator.$150 Can deliver. Color console TV Entertainment 5«vi«t 755 $100. Pis call 722-6329 BIRTHDAY PARTIES Ages Westfield Mutlcillimturmnti 515 4-12. Wecometoyou Satislac- tiontjuar. 1-B6B-266-234B "I DRUM SET Tama Imperial Star 6 pc. w/Zildian Cymbals 774 B«C. cond $699 908-273-3096 Full body. No appt nee L on En 13lof1Pkwy Front* rear pkg. GUITAR: tbanez. brand new, 7days. 10-10 908-3880707 accoustic blonde, case & coid To Get To The Short Hills Mall, ftook, $260. 908-931-0323 Musical Instructions 775 1 LOWREY ORGAN w.bench. JAKE SCHWARTZ • Guitar Go Directly To Douglas Auto Group In Summit. mohag Wurlitzer speaker box Lessons All Styles. All Ages. - ^Sf?f* • • . eiitras $350 908-276-7212 Reas Rales 908-233:9409 WHABA Til ftjjv £91 Private Drum Lessons: Begin- Then Go One Mile North By Northeast. mmciiuwiy oca ner to advanced Reading, the- 1AAACASH lor records, mags, ory S technique 908-276-9097 dolls, radios, toys, coins, banks i lighten. 909-654-6668 TUTORING 4 A FISHING TACKLE Collector *anls to buy oW. rods reels INSTRUCTION B25 lures, catalogs 908^233-1654 • AN ADVENTUROUS GIFT ALL LIONEL. Ives, Flyer & Introductory (lights $40 plus 35 Years and Nearly 100,000 Cars Later. alher trains Top prices paid Gift certificates available 800-464-4671 /90B -665 9234 PRINCETON AIRPORT Open daily 7 days/wk. ALWAYS BUYING Poslcaids 609-921-3100. hltp« Sheet Music. Radios. TVs. www pnncetonai'port com Camerac. Toys, Mililary. Pens. INFINITI Worldi Fair, etc. 272-5777 TUTORING Reading J Math BUICK In Your Home 10 yrs public 491 Morris An. DOUGLAS 68 Franklin PI. ANTIQUES*USED FURN schex. 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French man CIAGS fjftmling A RAFIY AT PLUMHINO A HCATIfJfi Expert Craftsmanship «DEMOLITSON-All types Free Eat Ins. 900-276-8377 carpentry 20t-377-»137 ft MIIMI'MYfHI.I SEHVIRE _Fj_96_Esl 908-276-2003 • HANDYMAN*' MARTIN CON rjTIUJCTION V/fltrjr tionlor oil % QO^ hoilrjr Fall Clean-ups.leaves-Att.es FUEL TANK All Work From A I'JZ wpmr & m^tnll^itjon PtHM A AH ric Dolivomd #1SEE 1 HOME (OFFICE Sporj>ili;n in nil ptiii'.o', of '/^illpdporin^ filu / orjfi |ijb i Crjrwn F.mO'rjoncy finrvir,i) rates possiblfl Noiobloobigor DRIVEWAY MO SERVICES 975 Call 900-322-71B9 r I rnn I •,! WrW'i The 'Carpeniry Specialist" • Masonry. Slops rjirln«iiiic. {,all )(|fl Hili-li/5'1 Fitnl Oil Dolivnry N.J fluinbintj Home Improvements from alt'C small' Freeost 732-249:9!U3 JAMES COTTON III CLEANING 1020 IIC#HJOO:J MIKI r, mi.i Asphalt Drivowaya BY TANK ABANDONMENT re- IfJTI.ItfOfll'AlfJIINf. lo basement inVExt Fleas rn- ATTICS -BSMNT5-GARAGES PFElFEft 233 5857/685-5643 rrioval X install, he, ins'rj PAINTINGS • Horifmf|. Hrifiinrs nlno f 1 tFVol l«V<>f/iii'rit« ;iri;;n hable. fully ins Call Sam The nemova! 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FreeEst Call2456182 • BARTELLBULK • IMPROVEMENTS 1015 Survicn 9Ofl-?'JB- *O09 Vnry dnpoiKNihlo Call IhnOliifiiiy' VACUUM Ct I AM Hi ROOFING 1100 M-WINfiMACHIUFMtF'AIRS COMMERCIAL RESIDENTIAL Top Soil, Mushroom Soil, CLEANING fB?1 Slona. Quarry Dual, Wnll AAA HOME IMPROVEMENT Iron F'if.k Up All Malms Cull CERAMIC TILE ~9O5~ IWHaWt EXTEMOfi MMOUnON ELECTRICAL Slono, Qrinnell Block. OR Spec in kit, bath, hsml, dock? (Ymjrown fxir^ I'AINFINO AP'API (UNO 945 Floolinyft rofrrtirn. yutinri, r.ir| lowflale* Very OepanrJabli Ties & Firewood Free ftst, ln«. 9OB-654-3540 p MOVING & Inl ft l«t Ounlity work AOLE ELECTRIC t Wliy my vtnyl wn*ffln ftDT-itM A1LASTILE INSTALLATIONS Hartoll Bulk Div. 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