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Holiday events continue downtown get parking break WESTFIELD — The ByTTNAOUARINQ mercinlly registered or used pick- second weekend of KECOKD-PKESS up trucks, vuns or sport utility Downtown Westfield's vehicles. Each permit would be Holiday celebrations con- WESTFIELD—Finding a valid for one calendar year or tinues with horse-drawn place to park muy soon be easier part thereof. ;; wagon rides and live music. for some residents. A resident of a residential per- The wagon rides will be The residential permit park- mit parking zone may apply For n available from noon to 3 ing ordinance is up for a public 15-day guest permit, to he issued p.m. Saturday and Sunday, hearing and second reading at lor a fee of live dollars, provided departing from the North the Town Council meeting Tuesday. thai no more than one guest per- Avenue train station and 1 mit is issued to the same address traveling through the Donnell Can , Coiiiicilmun and Chair of Transportation Parking at any given time, downtown area. Tickets for A vehicle may not he the sub- the rides, sponsored by ami Traffic, said tho ordinance is to provide parking for residents ject of a guest permit for more PNC Private Bank, are $3 than six occasions in any given per person. who live in areas where the only place to park is in the street. year. ' ; The afternoon will be A maximum number of per? filled with live music, also, Many side streets in town have two hour, non-moteretl mils would be issued for each; as the New Jersey dwelling unit. Workshop for the Arts per- parking, forms in shops throughout "This ordinance gives the resi- The ordinance is a result of downtown. dents the ability to park on these residents who reported their At noon on Saturday, Dr. RANDALL MILLER/THE RECOHD-PRESS streets for moro than two hours parking needs to the Town Ted Schlosberg will give a as long ns they have it permit," Council. concert on the alphorn at Temptations window wins contest Mr, Cnrr said. "We are hitppy that the vea\- 150, East Broad Street. The Tho ordinance has designated dents expressed their concerns alphorn is a wooden trum- Many shop windows downtown were decorated in hopes of attracting shopper's eyes — as welt as the 11 locations in town for the resi- and their needs and wo nre pet, seven to 12 feet long, attention of the Westfield Chamber of Commerce for the annual window decorating contest. dential permit parking. happy that wo were able to satis- and used in the Alps for Temptations, on East Broad Street, won first-place honors this year. Above, Chamber representative The town clerk shall issue per- fy them," Mr. Cnrr said. "That is cattle calling and seasonal Debbie Schmidt and Temptations owner Marilyn Evangelists stand with the winning entry. mits for residential permit park- what town government is all festivals. ing for automobiles and mm-com- about." The celebrations will continue next weekend, also, with bagpipers on Saturday, and an ace sculpting contest Sunday. Meeting brings promise to end inequalities Sponsored by Downtown Westfield Corporation and By-nMAQUAWNO Place to Windsor Avenue — Neighborhood Council on the Westfieid Area liECOHD-PKESS allowing the youngster to attend Cacciola Place. They met with "There's clearly a gap and I think the school district Jefferson School, the neighbor- the Board of Educntion and Chamber of Commerce, the has to take responsibility for that." celebrations mark the fifth WESTFIELD—Last year, a 7- hood school for the area, with her Superintendent of Schools year of the promotion. year-old African-American girl friends. William Foley to discuss the — Dr. William Foley was struggling at Wilson School, Thnt same first-grade girl who plight of African-American chil- She stopped talking in school and school officials wanted to classify dren in the Westfield school sys- Superintendent of Schools told her mother she had no is now receiving straight A's, tem. SP-F groups play friends. For ,naanyf norenta of., thft. 16 The nutating WUH u rcaull i>f school...... , • "Thtrselioors' solution was* to students bused to Wilson School, the organization CAAP Last week, the parents uhd At the meeting, board. mem- -at Woodbfldge " classify her — that is, label her the solution is simple. (Concerned African American school officials discussed many bers vowed to find solutions to SCOTCH PLAINS — as a child who may have learn- "We neetl to get our kids out of Parents of Westfield) and its issues at the meeting, including the problems. The Music Department of ing, emotional, social or physical Wilson and give? our kids a appeal to the school board in tho district's busing plan, the "The strength of our communi- Scotch Plains- Fanwood disabilities, chance to learn to be somebody," October, The group formed in current, desegregation plnn ty in Westfield is as strong na our 1990 as a response to an upset- established by the Stato of New weakest students," school board High School / has But her mother refused to sign Janet Turner said, member Keith Hertell said. "And nnnounced two • special the form. Ms. Turner's comments echoed ting article in the Weslfielri High Jersey in 1971, the gup in perfor- School newspaper detailing mance between minority antl if we are going to be u strong events for the school bands, Since then, the family moved many of the parents' feelings who community academically, then including a performance at just two blocks — from Cacciola congregated last week at the racial problems within the majority students, classification of students and the need for more we need to help every single stu- Woodbridge Mnll this dent regardless of what school weekend. minority teachers. Although only live percent of they are in and give them the Three of the school's West field students nre African- necessary holp so they nchiove instrumental groups will Americana, they account for along with the majority of all the entertain shoppers at the Parents say it's time to end nearly half of the total students other students because I believe mall Saturday, beginning classified in the school district. they can." with the Percussion "We are seeing that African- Mr. Jlorti'll suiil looking into Ensemble, directed by old school desegregation plan American students in general are the i.s.sue.H facing the* African1 Joseph Reo, at 5 p.m. Tho not performing an well as the American child IIU.H mnde him Clarinet Choir will follow, But today, with the quality of education equal majority population," IJr, Koley more iiwnro, led by Vincent Turturiello, said. "Within Westfield, there's RECORD-PRESS . in all of Westfield's schools, CAAP says the "The other issue I havf! been and the Brass Ensemble, African-American children who are bused suffer clearly a gap and I think the quite naive to, hut I am becoming directed by Durand WESTFIELD — While Wesifield schools from lower self-esteem and academic perfor- school district has to take respon- a lot more sensitive to, is looking Thomas, will finish the implement much of the newest technology mance because they are estranged from their sibility for that." Ihmtigli my cym in a lot different Scotch Plains- Fanwood throughout the district, one vestige of the 1960s friends and their neighborhood, CAAP says the CAAP members say the bus- than looking through someone students performance. remains — the school district's desegregation children do not enjoy the some social atmosphere ing of children from neighboring else's eyes," he added. "I am hear- If you can't make it to plan. as the other children — majority children — in .streets to four different schools ing more and more that there are the mall to hear the stu- The 27-year-old plan calls for the busing of the district. ncrosH town affects the children'M situations that are different for dents, stop by the high children from the same neighborhood to four dif- "My kids were involved in the first busing and .self-esteem as well us llioir acad- minority children that might not school auditorium on ferent elementary schools: 16 children from it was a trauma for them to be taken out of their emic and behavioral perfor- he theca.se for majority children." Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. for Cacciola place are bused to Wilson School, 20 neighborhood school (Columbus School) to go mance. The group al.so sayH the Regarding the busintf plan, the Holiday Concert where children from Livingston Street — one block over to Grant School," Cacciola resident Mary busing robs the minority children Superintendent of Schools the ensembles will be south — are bused to Tamaques School, one Withers said. "It was a long time before they of the Hen.se of neighborhood, William Koloy suid he has met joined by the Concert South Avenue child is bused to Washington were accepted by the community." community and camaraderie that with th
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Avenue was reported vandalized Tools were reported stolen •?. * tj: 12:04 p.m. Dec. 2, police said. from a Colonial Avenue driveway i A set of golf clubs were report- * * * about 2 p.m. Dec. 8, police snid. ed stolen from the storage room Cynthia Thomas, 37, of * * * of Shackamaxon Country Club Stirling Place was charged with Krnuser's on Central Avenue Dec. 1, police said. The theft the possession of less than 50 reported the theft of cigarettes by occurred in Nov. grams of marijuana 7;01 p.m. an unidentified teenage boy 5:06 * * * Dec. 3, police said. She wasp.m. Dec. 8, police said. Joseph Brando, 24, of released on $750 bail. Woodbridge was charged with * * * Fanwood the' possession of less than 50 A two-foot red milk can was grams of marijuana during a were reported stolen from the A street sign was reported motor vehicle stop on Route 22 front steps of an Elm Street resi- missing from the intersection of 11J45 p.m. Dec. 1, police said. dence 9:11 a.m. Dec. 4, police South Avenue and Old South * * * said. Avenue Dec. 8, police said. -: 'The theft of $50 in cash was The theft of $100 in cash and * * * reported stolen from a desk several checks from a Doynton An unknown man shoplifted drawer on Jerusalem Road Dec. Avenue apartment was reported several cartons of cigarettes and 3,'police said. 11:21 a.m. Dec. 4, police snid. portable radios from behind the ., , * * * counter at Eckerd Drugs 8:45 i There was no sign of forced entry. > A pocketbook containing about * * + a.m. Dec. 9, police said. College bound $160 cash and other personal Criminal mischief was report- Witnesses saw the man leave Westfleld junior Brian Glllin (left) looks over some of the course offerings available at Lehigh University items was stolen from a cur ed to a holiday wreath on display the store with the items under during the annual College Night at Westfleld High School, More than 200 college representatives, parked at St. Bartholomew's outside the library 9:23 a.m. Dec, his coat. He was not apprehend- Including Lehlgh's Rich Veres and Sarah Barton, attended the event, sponsored by the school Outdance Church. 6, police snid. ed. Department. . * * * The wreath was removed from * * * Police apprehended three four- the building and set it on fire in A 20-foot aluminum Inddor teen-year-old youths for the thefl the parking lot. wns reported taken from inside a df'a bicycle on Mountain Avenue * * * Hunter Avenue residence gnrage It a.m. Dec. 7. Criminal mischief was report- Business students attend conference 7:58 p.m. Dec. 9, police said. on global business environment New Westfield police officer ready SCOTCH PLAINS — Thomid collusive tho worldwide busi- Th« SPFHS students will Scotch Plains-Pnnwood High ness efforts of imillinntioiuil cor- incorporate what they learned " (Continued from page A-l) Jeffrey, also graduated from the Officer Bnttiloro said lie is School chapter of the Future porutionH arc," council momhnr into a presentation being devel- Battiloro genes. His father. Fire police academy and is working as looking forward to hia future Business Landers of America Kathy Miu-v*1! mi id in a Chubb oped for tho atuttnvido PBLA Department Chief Paul Battiloro, n part-time dispatcher for the with the department. received ti firsthand lesson in press relonso. coinputition, r hhs worked for the town for 30 police department. "I'd like to move up in the international commerce. Otlior lessons includiul rolc- He(, ional IIHIIIH for the PBLA years. His mother, Judith, works Officer Battiloro said his ranks, but I'm sure there is a lot A total of 111 KHLA memberN plnyini* oxorcisoa iiit(»tult>(l to competition an; scheduled for the Board of Education, his father supported his decision to of competition there," he snid. attended a daylong conference on leach the. importance1 of rraium/.- Saturday, Jan. 17 at Mercor sister Jennifer is a claim repre- become a iK»Hce officer. "But hopefully I'll be fortunate "Doing Business in a Global iug and properly luldres.sinK cul- County Community College in sentative for an insurance com- "He wanted me to be a cop enough to do so." Environment" (it the Warren tural (liftiM-cnceH thai could oth- West Windsor. State finals nro pany in town and his brother, because he knew thai is what I Officer Battiloro has boon offices of insurance1 company erwise he a harrier to dninir Inisi- scheduled March 12-1M at the wanted to do," he said. directing traffic downtown on tho Chubb & Son Inc. The (bruin was noHs abroad; addrewsiug the tei'b- Seasons Ueaort Conference streets where he grew up. sponsored by tho Information niail and finunciiil chullenjjes C'cntei* in Vernon. "You're out there directing Technology Women's Council of (tssociatt'd with carrying nut cum- The PHIA chnptor at SPFHS hundreds of cars and you aeo peii- Chubb and included a video con- merco in niiilli|>l<> tinui zones, haw placed in the state finals for plc you haven't seen in years," he ference with the i usurer's office currencies nnd laa^tiagOH; antl the past two years with tho help lir the Westficte Area Cumber of Commerce said. "But the only problem in, in London, tinglnm!. oviM'coining the ovur-clmngng of advisers from the women's *rc*cm* the they all want to atop in the mid- "We wanted to give partici- regulatory envirtmemontH of council, (iccordinK to tho proas 1997 dle of the intersection to say hi." pants n sense of how integrated nations nrouiul thn world. release. Ornament AS * «|iiNR NIOIITI* ^^^^W.O« TAX '(fora pre-pald atay of 7 consecutive nights, 1 person/1 bed). 1011 M. 23 Ufest, North MalnffoM • (901) 7S3-6900 Tax Reform On Sale At: Backroom Antiques • Book Value • iJurgdorfT Realtors Cold well Hunker Schlott Realtors * CoreStates Bank First Union Dank • Fleet Bank • Print Tech • Summit Bank The Chamber office at 111 Qultnby Street No charge for initial consultation i Starting a new business? wer To Really Move. Snow; Ask about Loan Assistance/Business Plans Don 1 Forge) Your Snow Blower TAX PREPARATION Wlntir Malnlance Check Individual (50 states) Financial/Estate planning Sinailbiisincsscs (computer consulting, QuickBnoks, • W«lde ACCREDITED GEM LAB H^§^ Amorlcan Gem Society ELLEN R. RAMER, Certlfiatl Guniuloylut Appfiilsar, Proalclont Special Holiday Hours Monday thru Friday 9:45-8:30 Neil F. Schembre, CPA Saturday 9:30-5:00 266 North Avenue at Martine Sunday 11:00-5:00, Dec, 14th & 21 si Fanwood NJ 07023 12 North Avenue West • Cranford, NJ 07016 • 908-2768718 —NOW IN OUR 52nd YEAR (908) 322-6066 . -'- A i"' December 12T1997 Pfty/osophies TIS THE SEASON TO Wit WE WYE!!! scam During this holiday season moat people possess the spir- it of charity and generosity. We dig a little deeper in our Women pockets to help out those less fortunate and we give to our favorite charity. ' Unfortunately, there are also a lot of unscrupulous indi- viduals who take advantage of that generosity. These acam artists, using slick and high-powered techniques, exploit many unsuspecting individuals who are mistakenly led to (sort of) believe they are supporting a good cause. What are Mets, Jets, and For example, a Somerville resident came to our office beside rhyming words? Dc football Giants represent New Friday to complain about a telephone scam that victimized York or New Jersey? ••••:,> his wife, who has Alzheimer's Disease. The sweet woman To most sports fans those ques<- can't say no to telephone solicitors so she and her husband tions are silly. But the uninitiated are now stuck with paying $43.95 for a three-month suply and the unenthusiastic team,fol- of plastic garbage bags. The bags come in an envelope lowers don't know the answers stamped "free gift inside;" the free gift is an additional and don't care. Which are you?., t,'. I know sports devotees (arid month's supply of garbage bags. even fanatics). My bridge partner, The money goes to an Arizona outfit which, in an accom- for instance, has felt himself] cmt(i panying brochure, admits it is a "for-profit" company that torn this football season. We' ji<$ip "strives to hire a large number of handicapped and disad- been having such good fortune" al vantaged people." It is pitifully ironic that this firm con- bridge matches that we find our- selves eager to play ^Pjf^t|. tinues to prey upon a handicapped woman while main- However, many good games" run at taining a public facade of helping those who are less for- the same time as some really g\4 The Medina Chapter of NA'A- Little League MAT is the local chapter of an registrations international charitable organi- WESTFIELD-The Westfield zation which raises funds to sup- Baseball League (WBL) will be port the needs of women and chil- held from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. at the dren locally, in the United States Roosevelt Intermediate School and in Israel. cafeteria. All new players must supply a copy of their birth cer- tificate, New this year is the introduction of 6-year-old tee Monday ball. If you are unable to attend Cancer screening the registration, you can mail in your completed forms by at Planned Parenthood $7. The theater is at St. Paul's January 18, 1998 to WBL P.O. ELIZABETH —The Elizabeth Evangelical Lutheran Church, 83 Box 166, Westfield, NJ O7091. Center of Planned Parenthood of Galloping Hill Road, at the cor- Forms are available at Kehlers Greater Northern New Jersey is ner of Park Ave. in Roselle Park. Athletic Balance or the Leader offering low-cost cancer screen- ood Santa ready For information, tickets, and Store. ings for women over 40, 12:30 reservations call (908) 317-9296. The WBL serves ages 6 (by p.m. to 3:30 p.m., at 208 liver gifts July 31,1998 or children current- Commerce Place, Elizabeth. The ly in Kindergarten and born on or screening includes a Pap test, ,.FANWOOD—Santa will be in cervical and breast exam and Bjpysrfcod on Saturday, Dec 20th. before Oct. 1,1992) through 16 in blood pressure check and costs Gifts may be delivered to the both instructional and competi- $15. An appointment is required. Fanwood Police Dept. until tive leagues. There are instruc- Call the Planned Parenthood Deceftlber 15 only. We regret no 'Social Security' actors tional leagues for 6, 7, 8, 9 and Elizabeth Center for more infor- Smokeout welcomed late deliveries can be accepted. 10-year-olds as well as for 11, 12 mation or to schedule an appoint- Packages must beno larger than needed for production and 13 through IB-year-olds. The ment at (908) 351-5384. Westfleld High School student* Steve Treut (left) and Nlkkl Hester 12 X 12 and must be clearly WBL also offers two more com- (right) learn about the hazards of smoking from Lorraine Kowalakl dur* labelled with name and address, FANWOOD— The petitive leagues, the Majors for ing the November 20 Great American Smokeout. < Philathalians of Fanwood will 10 through 12-year-olds and the .^Several parcels for the same hold auditions for roles in Abuse survivor's address must be tied together Ponys for 13 through 16-year- One of the most impressive theatres in New Jersey securely. Santa will leave the Andrew Bergman's "Social olds. These leagues are available support group firehouse at 4 p.m. and will take Security" beginning at noon. In through tryouts (to be announced WESTFIELD — For survivors nntt that inc. In ties the Pnner Mill unit the McCarter! the same route as usual. Please this adult comedy the fires of in this paper in early March) and of childhood abuse who are now fee at the curbside - Santa will not romance are rekindled when involve a higher level of commit- raising children. Learn new par- Sophie, elderly mother of two ment. enting skills and mutual support. eorne into your home. We will grown daughters, meets 98-year- rfiave vehicles to announce his The WBL is committed to ser- Mondays, 7:15 p.m. to 9:15 p.m. The Merck Company Foundation presents rival. Santa's visit is sponsored old Maurice Koenig, a world- vicing the youth of Westfield in Call Deborah Madison at 322- volunteers from the Fanwood renowned artist. Falling in love providing a positive and instruc- 1181 for locations and informa- .Department, the Fanwood again transforms Sophie from tive environment to promote an tion. "A Dadglitftil production Squad and the Fanwood senior citizen to fern me fatale. appreciation of the game. The ... avokaa Christmase* A CHILD'S She astonishes her family and registration fee for children ages 123. provides hilarious high jinks for past wherever the 6 to 10 will be $50. Players ages listener may call homel" CHRISTMAS all, especially the audience. 11 to 16 will be charged $75. The Drug workshop to focus Director Les Minski will hold maximum fee per family is $1-40. Hiesday -NYTlmaa auditions for the cast of six: All registration forms due by IN WALES Jon addiction, recovery David Kahn - mid 40's sophisti- c] January 18, 1998. Anyone who December ' WESTFIELD—The National cated Manhatanite, husband of registers late will be charged a Parent's support group jGoupcil on Alcoholism and Drug Barbara and art gallery co- late processing fee of $25. If addi- meeting Tuesday 19&20 8:00 PM Presented by the dependence of Union County is owner; Barbara Kahn - late 30's tional information is required, WESTFIELD — Kids got you 20&21 3:00 PM Willow Cattn Theatre -offering a workshop entitled to 40's — trim, stylish gallery co- call the WBL Message Center at Company "Jjeroin/Cocaine Addiction and owner, daughter to Sophie; Trudy 233-4767. stressed out? Come share friend- Tickets; $15, $12, $9 -Recovery" on Friday, December Heyman - late 30's to 40's — ship and support every Tuesday ^2th at the NCADD offices at 300 Sensible suburban housewife and 7:15 p.m. to 9:15 p.m. All topics 3 c: t n rvi c: A n r •JtJorth Avenue East, Westfield wife to Martin; Martin Heyman - are covered. Call Deborah 4tont9 a.m. to 4 p.m.. The course mid 40*s — CPA, estate planner Sunday Madison at 322-1181 for location. %ill cover the physical and psy- looking for dollar vnlue in every- The Ladies oS The Pack chological aspects of these addic- thing; Sophie Greengrass - barely Women's group "tfons and appropriate treatment 80 — Goes from "mother from models toward a successful recov- hell" to "woman of the world"; wrapping gifts Thursday <•:. ery. The course offers 6 CADC Maurice Koenig - 98-years-old — WESTFIELD-The Medina Mr* 'credit hours upon completion. World famous artist, full of life, Chapter o f NA'AMAT USA will Architect to discuss <£ost of the course is $50 and pre- lust and love. be wrapping holiday gifts at latest project •ijegistration is required. For fur- Auditions will be held as fol- Kay bee Toys on East Broad 4iher information on the upcom- lows: Saturday, Dec. 13 from 12 Street, every Sunday until WESTFIELD-Resident Susan ing courses and to register con- p.m. to 3 p.m.; Monday, Dec. 15 Christmas, Also, there will be Doubilet will be available to dis- •tact (908) 233-8810. from S p.m. to 10 p.m.; Tuesday, wrapping on Dec. 18, 19, 22, 23 cuss her new book "American Dec. 16 from 8 p.m. to 10 p.m. and 24 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. A House Now" on Thursday, from 6 All auditions will be held at selection of children's and adult's p.m. to 8 p.m. at The Town Book 1/niEr PARKING 0MN CtWTY Jllil Cf Hill Carriage House, 129 Watson Christmas and Chanukah paper Store, 255 East Broad Street. *Two from Galilee' Road, Fanwood. For more infor- will be available to ease all your For more information call The S? OFF (732)499-8226 opens tonight mation call (908) 322-8686, gift shopping. Items'purchased at Town Book Store at 233-3535. www.ucac.ofg "Social Security" opens for Kaybee Toys and elsewhere can w SCOTCH PLAINS—The play- February 14, 1998 and runs for be wrapped. A modest contribu- era'and singers of Torn Curtain tion is requested. 'Productions, 1251 Terrill Road, four weekends. / -Scotch Plains present Two From Galilee," a dramatic musical for 'Christmas on • Friday and "Saturday, December 12 and 13 At Sylvan, belter grades Jd , Thursday and Friday, ^ceber 18 and 19 at 7:30 p.m. _V. 'the public is cordially invited are just the bemnniim. Joi attend. All performances are Jree,of .charge. For more informa- tion call (908) 322-9300. At Sylvan, we pinpoint your child's needs, develop a personalized program and deliver it Irt a positive, fun and ^Holiday Magic' on tap caring environment. 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At top right, Yogan Cheng, 10, of Cub Scout Pack 98, helps decorate a tree outside the Scotch Plains Municipal Building, while others enjoyed a ride In a horse-drawn cart around town. vlL^ifl^i h;si^e^ ilin 1028 'December 12,1997 Record-Press Glee Club show features three generations WESTFIELD —The Westfield School, member of the New tured performances by Charles Glee Club concert scheduled for Jersey Youth Symphony and Banks, St. Paul's Minister of Saturday night at Westfield's vocalist with the All-State Music, nnd Doris LaMar. They First Congregational Church will Chorus. will join in a four-hand piano feature a family reunion ... of The concert will begin at 8 arrangement by E. Langer of sorts. p.m. Peter 1. Tchaikovsky's Claribel, Barbara and The Glee Club will also sing 4 "Nutcracker Suite." Meredith Thomson will each per- p.m. Sunday at St. Paul's Tickets for both concerts are form a solo in their instrument of Episcopal Church, 414 East avnilnble at the Music Staff, from specialty during the concert, and Brond Street, Westfield, with fea- Club members and at the door. accompany each other. Grandmother Claribel, an organist performing regularly in Philadelphia, will accompany daughter Barbara in a perfor- mance of "The Ride of the Valkyries" by Richard Wagner on Holiday Gift organ console, then accompany her grand-daughter Meredith Hoffmann-Thomson, as the younger Thomson sings "Love Has Eyes," by Sir Henry Bishop, '.••"• TINE GUARINO/THE RECORD-PRESS "The Virgin's Slumber Song," by ;.Reverend John WIghtman of the First Congregational Church and Reverend Leon E. Randall of St. Luke's Max Regor, and "The Twelve ".'AME Zton Church were honored by the Concerned African-American Parents, last week, shown with their Days of Christmas," arranged by 30-50%. wives Marilyn Wightman and Rose Randall. Frederic Austin. Claribel will perform her own Thousands of terrific gift'gmnj> solo, an arrangement of Parents group honors pastors "Greensleeves," in the First ideas throughout the store! Artist Section. By TINA GUAB1NO on in the schools and they can be Westfield. He also serves on the Barbara, Director of Music at And the best gift of all... "• < ; ; KKCOHD-PRKSS of more help to their children as Board of Trustees for Westfield First Congregational Church in well as to the teachers." Senior Citizen Housing. Westfield and Temple B'Nai WESTFIELD— The organiza- "Our job is a tireless and Rev. Wightman said no cause Abraham in Livingston, will per- tion CAAP (Concerned African- sometimes thankless job," he has been as important to him as form Johann Sebastian Bach's American Parents of Westfield) said. "But we were called by God the cause of justice. "In Dulci Jubilo," and, joined by honored Reverend Leon Randall to do our work and we've "In case you don't know it, it's Meredith on the bassoon, /and Reverend John Wightman responded to do the best that we a tough world out there for every- "Sonata in F Minor," by Georg ' during its Christmas can while we can." body, black and white," he said. Philipp Telerrmnn. •Extravaganza at the Pines "We do not look for reward "We don't have to make it even Meredith Hoffman-Thomson Manor last week. here on earth, but if we do the tougher by putting some of us is a student at Cranford High > Melba Nixon presented the will of God who sent us, we will down or pretending that some of t m humanitarian award to Reverend be rewarded by Him," Rev. us are better than some of the Jewelry designer ** ""* *•• •"* ^ ••• •"• Randall of St. Luke AME Zion Randall said. rest of us." Church and Sharilyn Brown pre- "Our attitude controls our Rev. Wightman ran the first wins necklace Any One Item i sented the award to Rev. gratitude," he added. "If we could integrated vacation church Wightman of the First just help one somebody, then school in Arlington, Vn., in the WESTFIELD — A college stu- dent from Westfield helped create | Congregational Church of your living has riot been in vain." early 1960's. He becnme active in a design for n jewelry store dis- ! ill Off In the Store! | Westfield. Rev. Randall was born in the many integration efforts dur- play ,., and wound up receiving a I Wllh this uupon. Canoot be combioedwKhothtf coupons utad on previous! The event was marked by good Camilla, Georgia in 1928 and ing that time. From 1966-1971, diamond solitaire pendant neck- • purchases or for Iho purchase ol shoes or gift cerifticitM. VaM thru 12/15/97." food, fun and dancing. was reared in Newark.. He is he pastored at First lace for her work. Mayor Tom Jurdim attended married to Rose Randall and has Congregational Church in Nancy Tepper was involved the event as well as former six children, 10 grandchildren Woodhridge, where he continued with the display design as part of Westfield High School student and two great-grandchildren. his activist work during the days a project for her Interior Design and CAAP scholarship recipient He was educated nt of the Newark riots, the assassi- Studio II class at Kean Rosheeda Hawks, who is now a Wilberforce University in Ohio nations of Dr. Martin Luther University in Union. The project junior at Douglas College, study- and Kean College in Union, and King and Robert Kennedy and showed how to create a display, ing sociology and public health. served in the U.S. Navy from the beginning of the Women's develop a theme for the store Ms. Nixon said CAAP chose 1944 to 1953. He has pastored at Movement. He said since his window nnd design signs to be the reverends because they both several churches in New Jersey arrival in town nine-und-a-half plnced on the jewelry cases. As are not only "ministers in and New York. years ago, Westfield has become a part of the project, the class dis- Westfield, but both minister to He has also served on the more compassionate place cussed their ideas with Len Westfield." Youth Commission, the Mayor's because of the presence of CAAP. Rafters Littman, president of Littman "I feel especially honored to Special Service Commission and "Most Westfield folk are good, Jewelers. receive the award from CAAP was the chairman for the decent people. We mean well. We Ms. Tepper received her pen- because it is doing some very pos- Affordable Housing Commission try to do good. But sometimes we WESTFIELD: 121 Quimby St. • 232-6336 itive things for the youth in in Somerville. He also served on lose* it," he said. "We get trapped dant from Littman at its store in Westfield," Rev. Randall said. the Youth and Family Services in in our own white skins. We need Livingston Mall. Students in the SUMMIT: 335-337Springfield Avc,• 5220033 "I just personally believe more Somerset County. organizations like CAAP to class received gift certificates. parents should be involved with Rev. Randall is currently the remind us of our own arrogance an organization like CAAP so president of the Dr. Martin and to open our eyes to the needs they are aware of what is going Luther King, Jr. Association of of others," he aaid. Looking for that Unique gift? A complete selection of 10,000 products - the world's largest variety of model cars, auto- books, auto videos and maga- zines under one roof! Models from around the world - racing, antique, classic, street rods, current vehicles... built or kits, in a wide variety of scales and sizes. The latest issues of car magazines from Britain and the USA! 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Latzko, 72, died Elizabeth. Monday, Dec. 8, 1997 at John F. Surviving are her husband;; SCOTCH PLAINS —. Eleanor Education' of Young Children; Margaret A. Linder, 83 Kennedy Hartwyck George; two daughters, Diatje J. Hartman Fitzgerald, 87, a and the association's Kenyon Rehabilitation Center, Edison. Gagliano and Diane Vosseler;;aj longtime educator in Union Chapter, in Union County. With A&P, Prudential, Boy Scouts Born in Elizabeth, she lived in brother Leonard Limosano; a sjsJ-* Toms River before moving to County preschools and a former Mrs. Fitzgerald, who was born ter Angela Gudell; three grand,?* SCOTCH PLAINS — Catholic Church. Fanwood in 1990. children and a great-grandchild.** president of several organiza- in Westfield, lived in Fanwood Mrs. Latzko was a secretary tions in the county, died Dec. 3 at and Cranford before moving to Margaret A. Petrisin Linder, 83, She also was a a prishioner of A Mass will be offered 9:3C£ died Dec. 2, 1997 at her home. for the Simmons Manufacturing Muhlenberg Regional Medical Scotch Plains in 1961. She was a Immaculate Heart of Mary Co., Elizabeth, for many years a.m. today at St. Anthony**" She had been an order distribu- Roman Catholic Church. Church following the funeral* Center in Plainfield. member of the Altar Rosary tion clerk at the A&P supermar- before retiring in 1971. She founded the Geraldine Society at St. Bartholomew the Her husband, Raymond, is She was an active member of from Corsentino Home f°X ket in Linden prior to her retire- deceased, Nursery School in Cranford and Apostle Roman Catholic Church. St. Anthony's Church in Funerals, Elizabeth. * ', ment. Surviving are a son, Raymond; Surviving are a daughter, at one time was executive direc- She was born in Ruhvray and a daughter, Rita A, Linder- tor of the Egenolf Early Elonda Loewen of Denville; nine lived in that city befori! moving to Lavery; and seven grandchildren. Robert Smolley, 67 Childhood Center in Elizabeth. grandchildren and six great- Scotch Plains in 1980. A funeral Mass was celebrated Mrs. Fitzgerald also was direc- grandchildren, Mrs. Linder earlier worked for Friday at Immaculate Heart of Award winning electronics inventor tor of music for the Egenolf Early Her husband, James, died in the Prudential Insurance Co. of America at its home office in Mary Church, following services from Research and Development *J Childhood Center; the Kings 1947. Another daughter, Sheri M. at Rossi Funeral Home. Robert Smolley. 67, died Masters, died in 1989. Newark and the Hoy Scouts of Saturday, Dec. 6, 1997 at the Magazine and Scientific Digest,£* Daughters Day School, in America at their former national Burial was in St. Mary's This invention was named one ;«£• Plainfield; and the Active Acres A funeral Mass was celebrated Torrance Hospital in Torrance, office in North Brunswick. Cemetery, Clark. Calif. the 100 most significant techmfc^J preschool, in Scotch Plains. She Saturday at St, Bartholomew the She was a member of the Memorial contributions may logical advances in 1984 and'j Apostle Church, following ser- He was born in Garwood retired in 1990. Rahway Hospital auxiliary and be made to Rahway Hospital where he lived before moving to 1985. *;-» She earned a bachelor's degree vices at ROB si Funeral Home. the Golden Agora Club at St. Foundation, 865 Stone St,, Lo Rancho Palos, Calif., many He also developed a system fo|«J in education from the Newark Burial was in St. Gertrude Bartholomew the Apostle Human Rahway, N.J. 07065. year ago. keeping homes level alotigt* Normal School (now Kean Cemetery, Colonia. Mr. Smolley was a technical California's sliding coastal areas.£• University) in 1932. Memorial contributions may assistant at Bell Laboratories in He had an interest in photog£Vj She was a past president of be made to the preschool and Rosario R. Talarico, 80 Murray Hill, working and devel- raphy which led to The New YorkZ* tho Elizabeth Business and kindergarten programs at St. oping transistors. He then pur- Times publishing his photo of;* champion elkhounds. ."'-* Professional Women's Club; the Bartholomew School, 2032 Retired from Lionel Train Corp. sued an engineering career and Westfield Ave., Scotch Plains, graduated from Stevens Institute Mr. Smolley also was an avid> Executive Club of Elizabeth; the clock maker, furniture maker and; * New Jersey Association for the N.J. 07076. FANWOOD — Rosario years before retiring 15 years in Hoboken in the 1950s. He then worked for Hughes was a wood worker. • I Raymond Talarico, 80, died ago. He was a World War II Air^; Friday, Dec. 5, lt)97 in Aircraft in California before r He received a .bachelor's working for TRW, an aerospace Force veteran, retiring a», - Muhlenberg Regional Medical degree in civil engineer from sergeant. >» Center, Plainfield. firm, for 30 years before retiring Newark College of Engineering. Surviving are his wife Jeanne^ Born in Newark, ho lived in in 1992, Surviving are his wife Mr. Smolley was noted for his Carole Smolley; and two sisterj»4'- Fanwood for 44 years. Janice and Phyllis Smolley, botib*« Mr. Talarico was a production Isabella; n daughter, CasBandra work done independently, invent- Semon; a brother James; and a ing Bulton Connectors to of Garwood. ^»* mnnager for the Former Lionel Services were held yesterday^- Train Corp. in Hillside for 30 grandchild. increase the reliability of a high speed super clip, winning the at Gray Funeral Home in»" On December 17th, prestigious Independent Award Westfield. December 18th in our Thursday publications) Howard Carl Bredlau, 83 North Jersey Newspapers Co., your Michael De Stefano, 92 network of community newspapers, Sculptor, actor, salesman Retired chemical worker wilt be publishing it's annual He is survived by his wjfet . Howard Carl Hredlau,83, died Celaneso Co. of Clark for many Michnel De Stefano, 92, died 1 Religious Holiday Services Directory^ Sunday, Dec. 7, 1997 at Overlook years before retiring in 1970. Sunday, Dec. 7, 1997 at Union Helen; his daughter Doris M. Hospital, Summit. His wife Anne K. Bredlau died Memorial Hospital in Union. Larsen of Cranford; and two '. grandchildren. This bannered directory is very Born in North Tonawnndn, in 1986 and a brother Walter died Born in New York City he in 1991. Private burial arrangements^; effective and will be seen by our N.Y., he lived Miami, Fin., before lived in Roselle for the last 44 were by Gray Memorial FuneraU; readers, your current and moving to Mountainside many Surviving are three sons, Carl years. Home in Cranford. ,*;•« years ngo. E. of Westfield, Peter J. of Mr. De Stefano was a chemical Memorial donations bay be>, potential worshipers. Ho received si bachelor's Westfield and Paul H, of worker for C.P.C. International in made to Deborah Hospital, 7i> List your holiday services before degree in chemistry from The Winthrop Harbor, 111,; n sister lna Newark for 10 years before his Center Drive, Suite 10^' University of Miami in 1937 Null of New Oxford, Pa.; eight retirement in 1970. Jamesburg, N.J. 08831. ; the holidays so our readers can where he was elected to The Iron grandchildren and many nieces make arrangements to attend them. Arrow Honor Socinty. Mr. and nephews. Bredltiu was a monibor of the A memorial service will be Bertha H. Ernst, 99 Please call for further details Presbyterian Church in Wustfield hold 10 a.m. tomorrow 1-8Q0-412-0151 nnd active in Tho Monday (Saturday) at the Chapel of Tho Owned delicatessen with husband Morning Crufltmiun. M r. Unnllnu Presbyterian Church in Westfield to our readers; please look for this also was u member of th« with burial following on tho KENILWORTH — Bertha ters, Liselotte Ziebell of* Wflstfinlt! Community Pluyi*ra church grounds. Memorial dona- Hummer Ernst died Dec. 3, 1997 Germany, Evelyn Rivera' of Holiday Directory on and the Trnilside Mineml Club. tions may be made to the at the Delnire Nursing and Wappingers Falls, N.Y,, a He wns an avid sculptor, winning Convalescent Center in Linden. Dorothy D'Arcy of Kenilw December 17th or 18th. Ministry of Music of tho six grandchildren and 16 great" many local awards. Church, 140 She once owned an interest in a Preshytorinn delicatessen in Queens, N.Y. grandchildren.Services were held: Westfield, N.J. Mr, Brodlau was a salesman Mountain Ave., Mrs. Ernst would have cele- Monday at Haeberle & Barth I for Plastic Hommis and 07090. brated her 100th birthday Dec. 7. Colonial Home in Union, Burial A native of Germany, she lived in was in Graceland Memorial. New York City before moving to Park. Memorial contributions '. 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Chtrkson, tit>ri Kennedy, Jack Friday, Dec. 12 and at 2 p.m. 1993, the American Repertory This Chatham tradition HUH Wiilkor, Karin Kozunski, Sdy, Dec. 13 at the Theatre Ballet is quickly gaining a entertained audieimces for Harrett i'helan, Bryan Cave, Raritan Valley Community national reputation for its youth- more than 115 performances. Kris Burfitt, Devia Lynn ll ful, athletic, vigorous, and eclec- Phillip William MeKinley's Haloid, Susanna liari lOpslein, The classical ballet, performed tic style, as well as its strong ded- musical ndaptntion approaches Richard Nealy and Ryan Nealy. ,tQ the music of Tchaikovsky, fea- ication to American dance. the show from Charles This year the Chatham Dickens's point of view. The Players are donating 750 tick- tures toy soldiers, ballerinas, Traditional in its telling of score fealuro.H 11 songs, includ- magicians, delightful children, this beautiful holiday tale, yet *.'ts to a number of organiza- innovative in its scenery and spe- ing the Ghost of Christmns tions, among them the New the Sugar Plum Fairy, the Mouse Past's "Romotnber" and the nil- Community Corp., Kik'iuls of King, the Nutcracker and, ofcial effects, the American licking Fezziwig ditty "DJUICI* course, Clara Silberhaus, the lit- Repertory Ballet's version of The .Jersey Batltu'ei! Wo moil, Nutcracker combines just the with Your Dumpling." Salvation Army. Straight find tle girl whose dreams take her to Narrow, and Turning I'oint. a jnysteriouB wonderland. right ingredients to create a This year's presentation is The story begins when Clara memorable performance for chil- being directed fora filUitime t>y Performances are at the receives a Nutcracker from her dren and adults. Susie SpuKlel with music under Chatham Playhouse, 2'A N, the direction of Helen ("Iregury. Passaii' Ave Chat hum. t favorite uncle. Later that Tickets for The Nutcracker are '.'evening, after Clara has gone to $19 and $24. Call the Theatre box Alan Semok is IObenezer Hhowtirnes are K p.m, Dee. 12, )Sed, she awakens in her dream to office at 908-725-3420 for tickets. Scrooge and Strv« Stubelt is 18 and 19; ;i and H p.m. Dec. 13 "•/ind the Nutcracker and the King For groups of 10 or more, call Mr, Dickens. Also in thoenst are and 20; :} p.m. PIT. 1-1 and 2t. 'of tHe Rats fighting. Clara saves Alonzo Cartlidge at 908-253- Chris Furlong, of Scotch Plains; Tickets are $1« for mlulls and 6681. Melissa Hoisouu, Amanda $12 fur t'liildreti, (inmp rates j'ttie Nutcracker by hitting the Johnson and Kerry Johnson, all art; available, '^Klhg of Rats over the head with More information on the of Wuri'en; Jennifer Let a and ' Her shoe. 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(908) 231 -0111 Yuletide music with the Crescent Avenue CHRISTMAS CAROLS 20 Chang* tha clock Songs of Yiddish theater, plus Princeton Chamber Symphony. > Presbyterian Church 5:30 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 14 22 Mi. H*tm*toy • klezmer and more modern Adults $29, $26; senior citizens 24 Bottom line 716 Watchung Ave,, Plainfield Crescent Avenue Jewish music. Free admission. $27, $25; students $8, $6. : (973) 762-8486 Presbyterian Church HOLIDAY OF HOPE 27 VMM 0* 14 UnM Christmas and Hanukkah music 716 Watchung Ave., Plainfieid 8 p.m. Dec. 12, 13 performed by the Summit (908) 756-2468 Open Sundays in December 32 Comparative ending United Methodist Church, 201 MZaakX SI t>2 Chorale. Adults $15; senior citi- Sung by a professional church Lincoln Ave. East, Cranford 37Mafc« • faux pas zens and students $10. choir. Free admission. (908) 241-8200 SfrYounagU A BACH NOEL CRYSTAL GAYLE 40 'tha Qmri a.g. U Christmas concert of the 41 PraiM f 4 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 21 8 p.m. Friday, Dec. 12 rr Celebration Singers and 43 Advene* man Christ Church, 5 Paterson State Theatre, 15 Livingston 46 *-- Uda 1 St., New Brunswick Ave., New Brunswick 47 M*. Thompson at »l 5 Draft bd, 50 FoUows Lincoln (732) 249-6999 (732) 246-7469; Place your order for 4BMangla 6 Latin and others 69 Care giver "A Country Christmas" with the Staf 7 Van Gogh's tlnalcity 54CompWn Cantatas 133 and 202, plus a • COLD CUT PLATTERS • S Irish org. 68 Yard tod Violin Concerto in E major, all popular singer. Admission $32- • CHEESE & CRACKER PLATTERS • 56Araial'aOra. 0 Christmas request 60 Watering hole performed by the New $19. •SANDWICH PLATTERS' MTlmeunii 10 "God's Little ' 61 Camping need Brunswick Chamber Orchestra. 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SAUTEE SPECIALS Fax (908) 272-5313 S3 Elephant boy 29 Fishermen of sorts Calvary Lutheran Church 725-9333 74LoaVage»ttghta 30 Serious play 108 Eastman St., Cranford k 70 N US HWY 2OB, SMVL BE Mil 75 Jlanuary in Barcelona 31 Christmas Carol Quotahta Quota (908) 276-2418 78 Munich's rtom 33 da Janeiro Deli JJStaWi bag concanta 35"... bombs bursting Christmas concert with the New |7« Reva per eacond "C/irfsimasto a time wh w AW« IW/ Jersey Chamber Brass, New MMtfMtMlltStMllll 'TBPoetTeaideJi 36 Ann and May Santt what they want and adult* York Children's Chorus and elly's MBoUder, e.g. DOWN pmy for It. Deficit* an whan Aduha three church choirs. Adults $10; PortuausM • SpMMi • AiMriean Hot Food 1 Hair remove* 42MWaxpleltve ten the government wtimtthmy Catirtna • FuH Um toar'i Hutf fell 2 Troll 44 Touch with wet rag senior citizens and students $7. 46 Christmas time want- -and their kkta pay tor It.' 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SeuttMH' Webri' AitiMic Otettut 341OT0 _^-*-'**1*1 PnttET MESSIAH (complete) ; *; 8 p.m. Dec. 19, 20 *; Richardson Auditorium, Princeton University (609) 258-5000; Handel's oratorio, sung by Princeton Pro Musica. Adults Flowers for All Occasions $27, $22; senior citizens $22,. *; $20; students $10, $6. •'*' TOLL FMI MESSIAH (excerpts) 8 p.m. Friday, Dec. 12 1-888-4-PETALS First Baptist Church 1-888-473-8257 170 Elm St., Westfield 3 LOCAL WW-6767 (908) 232-2455 **'. Choruses and Solos of the • Weddings Handel oratorio, performed s along style by the Choral Art Society of New Jersey. ':' •Party work Admission $8. RUTGERS YOUTH ORCHES- • Fruit & gourmet baskets TRA 8 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 13 * • Credit cards accepted Nicholas Music Center, Rutgers; University, New Brunswick ' *•'• 626 Bound Brook Road (Route 28) (732) 932-7511 Ponti Plaza • Dunellen, NJ 08812 Holiday-related concert. Free. 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The action announces its annual Messiah Community Sing which will talte the community have strategically district's stakeholders - board, Education, the Superintendent, plan committees are anticipated place at 8 p.m. tonight at the Baptist Church on Elm Street i£ pooled together on behalf of the administration, staff, parents, principals, teachers and parents," to meet between January and Westfield. Newly appointed as Director of the Society, Kathleen school district. community-at-large and students Ms, Puleio said. March. Healy-Wedsworth will conduct the beloved choruses and solos jpT Thirty-six volunteers compris- - envision the future and identify "On a day to day basis, won- Facilitators for the retreat Handel's great oratorio. Audience members are invited to gjhg ing Westfield Public Schools' the necessary steps to achieve derful program ideas come to us were Joanne Borin and Jane along, but "just listeners" are welcome as well. The Community Strategic Planning Council met that vision," Bett Willett, internal and they all sound good," she Kershner of the New Jersey Sing has become a Westfield tradition and is an ideal way to last weekend to begin drafting a coordinator said. added. "A strategic plan gives us School Boards Association. There kick off the holiday season. '•-.'•% mission statement, beliefs, goals The weekend retreat estab- a context in which we can evalu- is no fee for their participation in Ma. Healy-Wedsworth is widely known in New Jersey as; j and objectives for the school dis- lished part of the plan in draft ate those programs to measure Westfield's planning process since Westfield is a dues-paying recitalist, accompanist and conductor and is the Minister at trict. form. The group will reconvene them against our mission, our United Reformed church in Somerville, where she oversees^ Representing a cross section of on Jan. 5 to finish. beliefs, our goals and our strate- member of the association. gies." jministry of five singing choirs, five handbell choirs and a cl\dif the community including stu- Although . the school district "For the Westfield citizen this chime group. Ms. Healy-Wedsworth recently finished a term $a dents, teachers, parents, commu- has had long term planning in "Tax dollars won't permit us to will mean a more focused effort national president of the Presbyterian Association of Musician^ on the part of the school district nity and school administration, the past, school board member do everything," Ms, Puleio said. She is the accompanist for the Somerset Hills Childr§n]§ the committee met Dec, 5 Annmarie Puleio said this is "A strategic plan helps us to eval- to achieve an even higher level of Chorus. tv* through 7 at Lucent Westfield's first strategic plan. uate programs to see if they are excellence for our students," Ms. Puleio said. The Messiah Sing will also feature the talents of JaniesdS in keeping with what our priori- Little on organ. Mr. Little is the Director of Music at Calv&rJ ties are." Dr. Foley said he appreciated Episcopal Church in Summit, where he directs several choiraX^ The plan provides a context the invaluable input of the volun- Other Choral Art Society performances for the 1997/1998 sea* for decision making and program teers. son are John Rutter's "a Sprig of Thyme and PsalmfesfoQ McDowells evaluation. "The weekend was a success January 17, 1998 at 8 p.m. at The Presbyterian Churctrqn In order to get there, more vol- because of the dedication of so Mountain Avenue at East Broad Street. ':> unteers are needed to serve on many people who were willing to Jim Little, organist and choir director at Calvary Episcopal the action plans committees give up their time to create a Church in Summit, will be featured with a chamber orchestra;. which will be formed in the next blueprint for our schools' future," The second major concert of the season will be an all Mozart pn> PALL SPECIALS phase of the process. Superintendent of Schools gram on May 2, 1998. The concert will open with "Regina CoeltJ! The new volunteers will be William Foley said. ("Queen of Heaven"), followed by the deeply moving "Litanle Laurentanae/* The "Mass in C Major" ("Coronation") will c!og» FROM McDowells * Angel Tree' gifts are welcomed the program, the Choral Art Society Orchestra will also perforng License #1268 The Choral Art Society of New Jersey, Inc. is a non-r>r0ffi| SCOTCH PLAINS—With the time," said Ashbrook community chorus of about 80 singers dedicated to the.j^ holiday season well underway, Administrator Margaret Degnan. and performance of great choral works. > 15 POINT FURNACE START-UP Ashbrook Nursing and From now until December 19, The chorus has earned the accolades of the public and ijj 1 Rehabilitation Center plans to the public can stop by the nurs- since its.beginnings. Evelyn Bleeke directed the "ID INSPECTION-GAS ONLY lift 'spirits with the "The Angel ing home at 1610 Raritan Road 1963 until her retirement in 1995. Thomas Booth di few Urn JMwy IS, 1W Tree." and choose an item from a gift 1995 to 1997. Ms. Healy-Wedsworth was recently JUttlKhnMtsaFIKE The angel tree is a gift-giving list or drop off an unwrapped gift the Society's new director. itamlanl Aspnabto lir filtot program which encourages of their choice for a resident. The chorus performs two to three concerts each year in employees, volunteers and the Ashbrook hopes to collect Westfield. Admission to the Messiah Community Sing is $8 at Call ftr M ipptiRtMint community to bring heart-warm- enough gifts for all its 120 resi- the door. For more information call (908) 232-2455. ing presents to its elderly resi- dents. C9I8) 233-8139 dents. For more information on the Lennox dealers are Independently owned and operated businesses. "The most precious gift you Angel Tree program call 889- $59.95 Startup Offer valid through January 15,1998. can offer the elderly is your 5500. : Please contact us for further details and restrictions. ' Foundation approves grant /*TONY* AWARD TC NOMINATIONS ***« to help homeless families WESTFIELD — A homeless Council and make a real differ- woman and her two small chil- ence in the lives of one loca) fam- 1O% OFF dren will be able to rent an apart- ily," she said. ment in the town for up to one Other grants approved by the year. foundation last month: i ANY PtUMUNO SiRVICI mUSTNIGHTOFUUimO The rent money is being pro- $7,995 to the Westfield YMCA, vided through a grant of $8,400 % Alfred Uhry for after-school progrums for I Now Through January 15,1998 .approved last month by the teenagers. ; I Call for an appointment (908) 133-8139 'JUmieit by Ron Lagomarsiuo Westfield Foundation. Funds will $750 to Barbara Thomson, Plumbing Services valid through January 15,1998. be paid to the Interfaith Council music director of the 'First I for the Homeless, which had been Congregational Church, for a L Please contact us for further details and restrictions. providing shelter and food for the midday concert (luring December. WINNER! family afc a number of churches in $3,890 to the Westfield 3ouTEitairncs Union County. The council will Community Players, for emer- JKiDow/Jf tearmt—* All Procfucff continue to provide other finan- CUCLE AWARDS gency, replacement of steps out- Fill lMUIIitiwi-24 Hour Service iiri MDIO DISMICMD DMVHISl cial assistance to the family in side the playhouse. the coming year,. $3,000 to WYACT, the P.O. 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HKCOHIM'KESS Those five hope to fill some of the void left by recent departures Head Coach Martha Steve Kapuscinski and Tim Heintzolman may only he start- Romano (3rd in '96 state 200- ing her first senHon at the helm of yard individual medley), who are the Westfleld High boys swim- swimming for Fairfield and ming team, but she is very much Colgate University, respectively, aware of the .successful tradition as well as former sprinting spe- the Blue Devil boys have kept cialist Colin McGee and '96 coun- alive and well in Westfield, ty breaststrokn champion Matt More Hpecifically .headed into Hammond. the season, which began last Pollack generally swims the week with a 101-69 win over 200 and 500 freestyle, the IM and Pingry and a 76-94 loss to the breaststroke, while Bridgewater-Raritan, the Blue Burstein's forte is the butterfly, Devils had captured 41 consecu- 200 IM and 100 backstroke. tive Union County boys swim- Lechner (50 and 300 freestyle, ming titles, a ntreak which began backstroke), Larson (freestyle, well before lleintzelman, 24, was butterfly) and Myers (500 born. freestyle, 100 breaststroke) ure Heint/.ehnan, who takes over also very well-rounded swim- for former head coach Bruce mers. Johnson, hopes to keep the tradi- "They're all real versatile," tlion going tiiis winter as said Heintzeltnan, who is a sec- Westfield shots for its fourth con- ond-year teacher at Westfield. decutivo North Jersey Section 2, "They're excellent swimmerB and (jJroup 4 crown and a return trip good leaders on the team." to the Group 4 state final, where Also hoping to provide some tihe Blue Devils lost to Shawnee 11 valuable points for the Westfield y,ear ago. boys are sophomore Scott ! "We have n strong team nnd Kautzmann, who specializes in FILE PHOTO/RECORD-PflESS they're all working hard," said the butterfly, and promising Junior Seth Bursteln should provide tho Westfleld boys with plenty of firepower In the butterfly this season, Burstein and the Blue Devils will be Heintzelmnn, who was a top freshman Cliff Haldomnn shooting for the school's 42nd straight Union County title. (freestyle) and Matt Vidovieh swimmer on both her high school started with I wanted to finish Johnson feols this year's Blue which tho Blue Devils lost to "Wo lost six seniors From last' rind college tenms. "We're looking (breastatroke). Devii squad is in good hands with Randolph in tho finals. year, four of whom were big point' fbrward to having a good season." The Blue Devils finished the with as seniors," said Johnson. "(Coaching) requires a iot of wear Jlfiints'.ehnan in charge, "Our gotils are to win the sec- scorers for us," said Torok, whoije 1996 dual-meet season with a 111- ! I The Blue Devils, who worn "I thought she was more than tional and go on to a state cham- squad swam against Summit on' Scheduled to face Scotch Plains- d record under then coach and tare and right now I'm in a relaxing mode. I was Wt'stfield capable of handling the job," said pionship, win the (Watchung) Tuesday and Oak Knoll yester-" ifonwood in a dual meet yester- •Johnson, who decided to stop conference and repeat in the down before the season after four High School's No. 1 fan for !IO Johnson. "Last year she wanted day day, have 17 boys on this year's to concentrate on teaching. This counties," said Torok. "We know rbster, led by talented juniors Jay years on the job. year and then I was a conch for "But we're fortunate to have, four years. Now I'm back to being year she volunteered to help out Scotch Plains-Fanwood has a two quality freshmen come in Ifollack and Seth Bursteiu and "Basically, I went back last and now she's the conch. She's a tough team, but they swim co-ed ajenior captains Coley Lechner, year becauHO the freshman I WesLfiekl's No. 1 fan again." and have Brooke transfer over. really good .swimmer and she during the year, so we won't see When she starts swimming, it knows her stuff. We have a really them until tho counties." will really add a lot to our team.'1, nice group of kids find I think WeHtficld'.s top swimmer this Which is already one of the1 she'll bo good for them. They season has yot to hit the water best in the nren behind senior co- > have five real solid kids up top Romano sets freshman mark at Colgate for the Blue; Devils. Junior captains Kelly Carter, the Blue and once they get settled in. Brooke Smith, a West field resi- Westfield resident Tim Itomnno, n freshman Loyola University and Marist College aiso took They'll be fine" dent, recently transferred from Devils top butterflyer, and at Colgate University, broke; the freshmen school part in the meet. sprinter Heidi Schoenemanh,' WHS GIRLS St., Mary's and won't bo eligible record in the 400-yard individual medley Friday Out of the four individual events he competed to swim competitively for who has yet to swim this season at the Georgetown University Invitational swim in, Romnno finished firat in three of them and The; Westfiuld High girls swim because of a bout with mono. ,! team has won five consecutive Westfiold until .January. meet in Washington D.C. second in the other. In addition to winning the The Blue Devils also expect to' Romano swam the race in 4:10.82, eclipsing 400 IM, Romnno was victorious in the 200 but- county crowns and with a talent- Smith's impeding arrival ed bunch assembled this season, along with the additions of fresh- get solid point production frain^ the previous record set in 1992, Romano gradu- terfly in 1:58,48 and the 200 brenststroke in sophomore twins Jesse and Ahliy, ated from Westfield High School this suminor 2:14.37. Ho took second in the 1650 freestyle in could be headed to a sixth. man swimmers Ashley SnulUM, and was co-captain of the swim team in his 17:05.32 and swam on two relay teams. Head Coach Bov Torok, enter- breaststroke, backstroke) and Coxson and capable support froni,-, senior year. The tightly contested meet was won by ing her sixth year, is also confi- Chrissy Schwebel (200, 500 junior sprinter Kitty Prompting ( In addition to Georgetown and Colgate, Colgnte by just one point. dent her squad, 1-1 on the young freestyle) has Wostfield very opti- nnd sophomores Katitt, season at week's start, can better mistic about its chances this sea- Barthalomew (IM, breaststroke) last year's sectional results, in son. and Danielle Baukh, Upstart Raiders National ski Skiers still love Winter Park in Colorado dive into season By SJt "Sandy" Black lifts, including seven high speed KM"OHl)-l1llKS.Hr<)KHKK!H)Nl>KNT quads, getting around the moun- 1 When tho Union County to this year's squad are newcom- tain is easy nnd convenient. A big ' swimming championships roil ers Da nn Borkowitz, Jen WINTER PARK, Colo, - plus for many Colorado skiers ift around in early February, tho Basaman and diver HothTumulo. Every year, hundreds of surveys the resort's close proximity to Scotch Plains-Kunwood High Remaining senior nnd junior are handed out and dozens of Denver — just 67 miles, which coed swimming and diving team interview are completed to deter- gives Winter Park the distinction^ members of the SP-F swimming mine where Coloradans like to should give tho likes of Westfield and diving team are seniors of being the closest major ski., a^id Union a run for their money. ski arid snowboard. And every area to Denver. , , • The Rnidei's are coming off u Christinii Kane, Jen Kane, year Winter Park Resort, re- solid 191)6 cumpnign in which Lauren McCmirt, Melissa Parisi, emerges as "Colorado's Favorite New at Bretton Woods: t(»ey finished tho meet season at Chrissy Mnmoo, Colleen McCabo, Resort." The most recent study 1J2-2, and return several key per- Sue LuMustru,'tVmi Pai nnd Dan conducted in April 1097 by the Terrain park and formers from lust year's unit. B.sposito iiiut juniors Joe Leisure Trends Group in Boulder Lighted Half-Pipe , Frnnwmo, Kristin Hessiner, Kim found that Winter Park was iden- 1 Included in thnt bunch are BRETTON WOODS, N.H. -~. i dhnrlie Howe nnd Missy OnnnifT IiuI'Wge, Chrisie MncPartlan, tified as tho "Best. For Family Skiing," "Best for Beginners," Skiers and snowbonrders looking it* the freestyle events, Surah Jon Perrymnn, Jen Stewart, to catch whales and dodge trees , Miilifinn in the backstroke, Jell' "I'Yiondliest," "Best value" and Killoon Sweeny, Meghan Twny "Best Children's Program," while this winter, or snowboarders Wagner, Chris Knrelus and Stove and Amanda Koscielccki. being ranked second in Colorado looking to take hits after hours, - Berkowitz in the individual mod- Raider underclassmen out of for "Advanced Terrain" and "Best can experience it all at Bretton ley ami butterfly and defending for the squad this winter include Terrain." Woods Ski Area, located in the county champions David RUSM heart of the White Mountains. (50-yard freestyle) nnd Annie sophomores Mnrissa Melindez, So, how does Winter Park do Krin Qunle, Dura Hooves, Lorri it? Well, getting more natural Bretton Woods will build a Espinoza (100 butterfly). new terrain park for both skiers i The Raiders, coached by HWM CHEVY 7 (Jr. 5 7L SFI V-8 cng. -I spd onto tuns w 0D. |nvr slmijbiks e!ec dual ?ono AIR lomolo CD player, dual romov.iMa (I panels. If ath khts. fir mnis. rc-.v ccimp.irtnwFit cnroo'covcf & cargo nol. l> s rnldgs. STK «8142, ViN HV5I03737 MSRP W03-14.38 mo closed end First , Union Iciiso W/I2.U0U rni/yf. 10; Hiercalter, SIOOOCIISI cash. 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Livolsi and John Algarin all had their Ryan Hauptman posted n victory Julie Kintil of Maplewood cap- WHS football program. Because of the boys' fast times, fastest times. for the ll-12'rt. while Chant: and tured first in the all-around after RECORD-PRESS "It made it even better that the Piranhas find themselves in David Hauptman won the 9-10 50 Charlie Kowe turned in strong efforts earning top humus mi the bars and) the team had a good season," said Division "A" this winter, which means race with iii.s best time and Hilly for their age groups. took second on the vault, beam and' A new book detailing the 100- Johnson on the Blue Devils, who that they will do battle with Moatea took fourth with a solid swim. In the butterfly, (iordun Peeler, floor, year history of Westfield football finished with a 6-3 record and Northern New Jersey's five top Y Eric Swenson and Adam Siogal (iiiifTre and Mutt Monies Hew out to In the level 7 competition, Morgan hit the stands recently much to picked up the program's 500th teams. placed second and fourth, respective- fast limes in the 25-yanl eight-aiul- i.iss of Mountainside placed third on, the pleasure of area Blue Devil career win against Cran ford on And although the meets may be ly, and Ryan Shah, Mark Cnlello and uiuler event, while David llauptman the vault and Kyla Mendes of Scotch #ithuaiasts. Nov. 1. tough to win — Ntonlclair topped Harry Chung all posted their fastest and Ciunasekura locked up first and 1'lains took sixth ARE YOU AND YOUR LANDSCAPE READY FOR WINTER? aCVROUT/OCO IF NOT... WE CAN HELP! toYAL amnuT/ofo ; * Route 28 Vitale Vitale Landscape £ Prainaqe Contractors has been In business since 1947. 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(We Issue Repossessions, Judgments, Bankruptcies, Chargo-Offs, etc.,. Temporary NJ Plates on the spot.) they're no problam with Quean City's unique "New Wheels" Financing Program! Give us a chance to (inance youl •NO APPLICATION FEES! 1 •NO EMBARRASSING QUESTIONS! PONTIAC • GMC •NO CREDIT PAPERWORK AT ALLI (732) 752-3000 22, Green Brook Z:;,:::, N. PlainfieldAutomated Operator makes it easy! <*.: -December 12,1997 Record-Press B-7 Union Communities •CT TOLL PRII LIN- 1-8OO-! HOW TO PHONE IT FAX IT MAIL IT AD Best Bays Real Estate 460-485 Professional 700-830 Classified Hours Super Buy Rental Services For your convenience, 3 Lines 1 Week '24" our Classified Center Add the entire county H1 ill" Is open: Monday-Friday: • Please read your ad carefully alter for only $13.00 more. publication. We are not responsible 8:00 am to 6:00 pm Announcements 105 -160 Merchandise 5M-627 Ho«c Services 850 - 1195 tor errors after 1st insertion. SELL YOUR MERCHANDISE WORTH Fax Your Ad • Be descriptive. The more Informa- $101 TO $2,500 tion you provide to the reader, FOR ONLY W For maximum the better the responses will be IF IT DOESN'T SELL convenience just fax to your ad. IN 1 WEEK, WE'LL RUN IT us your ad anytime, Recreational 1300 -1330 * Always Include the price of the AGAIN FREE Employment 200-280 Ptets A Supplies 630-645 24 hours a day at: Vehicles Hem lor sale. 908-231-9638 • Hun your ad for an ample length ol Items Under $100 time. Remember, as soon as you gel Charge Your Ad results you can cancel at any time. ONLY $3.50 PER AD FOR ITEMS Cancellations UNDER $100 .Real Estate Financial/Business TViuisportalkMi 1350 -1415 VtSA 305-390 650-655 No Phone Calls Please For Sale To Cancel An Ad Opportunities 1 ITEM PER AD please call toll-free Mall only 24 Hours A Day NJNC, 10 Park Place, .asp 1-800-922-8122 Butler, NJ 07405 Ji •tomUifcriHC 1M imwUMiftm in 100 JtlBHUfUllTtlOO IHiw Under 1100 100 HennUnd Ra-eslabllEh your credit. No one turned away because ol previous crodll problems. Call today, BRIDGEWATER VOLVO drive homo tonight with our temporary plates. pre-owned ||outa22E«tStrliiftl«M 973-379-7744 1028 Rt. 22 E. Somerville, NJ 08876 1-800-NEW-CREDIT So habla Espnnol • Afik for Huniborto II 908-526-7700 • FAX 908-526-7713 CALL TOLL FREE 1-30O-G39-2733 Prices incl. all cosLs to be paid by a consumer except for lie,rag. and lues. 24-HOURS A DAY, 7-DAYS A WEEK M. V. fees & txix nut Included Down payment may vary depending on your credit rating. December 12. :B-8 Record-Press Emploviiienl full Time 240 105 Adoption 105 j Adoption 105 Adaptor- 105 j Employment He.p |ngDjmenlFall_Time i ASSEMBLY • time iiioc.u:e Part-lime #f*ort: Arimiiis'rative Assistant COMPUTER CABLES ADOPTION: Chiclets couplft ADOPTION: Warm, co/y forward to gunny yotif child a prr assemblers. 25 hours per Cashier/Stock ADOPTION: Are you preg- Immad opening. w'Fonune 9 empathizes mlh your grrejf. Will hom& filled I'/un iov*;. muse oficvef a ACCOUNTANT week. I2noon-5pm No experi- FT/PT-Flexhrs. Applying, nant? Don't know what (o do SOD Company. Esc organi2a- provide joy. happiness. Iree- bootss laughter, noms cook- PlfiHat; PROPERTY N ence required. Casual, non son: Shoppers Liquor a-,- We have many families waiting ttonat ski'is S aDi!:ly So work dQm tor your precious new- ing, family & fr,er,-it a.wits "• position avarlaole , far SBH- ndflpendenlly a must Salary smokingenvironrnent. Newfa- SquthAyeEast^Vt4'' to adopt your child Please call born Stay home vegetarian fan* Financial/ teCurt: c^'> j 800 5 sr EjipenenCe with both criity located in Springfield Call 1-800-745-1210, ash lor Mam Vii'r,e*p TTemp Chi ild Care A+NANNY JOfi^ Mom. lowing Dad. Maureen 1i(ff?nti3t. ifryii. Olii Kn^iVt ret,c ^aWe and payable a pk.s Tom Kacerek tor inlerview. $400+Bnf1s»$8-S12,hrpf ar Gloria We Can Heip?. /K 1800635 8879 /Alex B8S-733-1633. Person must he abfe to work to perm. Un;on Counly io- /Kevin 1-800-635 8879 Your une'peOe'J i C81ion. Call 973783-9633 Exp only apply. No FEE couirj mean tn DHIVCHS.. ^t ti I'initeci supervision 3r Our Entire Inventory u tun* Mill: .MH.fi-Cy!, AtitoTmns, l.lhr hit, I'/Wiiuls/Leks, l'/Sis, IVWinds/Lcb.. !nt L:indifii lop. SuiiKHjf, AM/i-'M T/Cilas:;-, AM/FM We Want To Sltr.CjK, 76,302 mi. CPSS, 3 5,31 1 Invest In Your Career! 95 Chevy Monte Carlo '93 Buick Roadmastcr '8S Buick Regal GS Coupe !9B feep Cherokee Lartdu AH you need is to be 23 years old and have a clean driving record. dififin' tiasaw n^* New classes forming every week. Courses are 6 - 8 weeks, Monday - Friday, 10 hrs. each day. FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE for Oiott We're taking toys and delivering through Beech Trucking ' Info On This 1 them to area nospitah...please stop Se«ch Trucking will great assist you hi applying Opportunity, for s student loan. by and make your contribution to Catt this very worthy cause. •or- oflDra promtssary note psyab!e in installments after" 1'ioud u)belfH'IiU[;t'stSiiii;k Hint L )h completion of course PLUS! FREE TUITION!! If swJenl stays employed with Beech Trucking tor 2 years lo lowing the completion ol the course, Beech Trucking will issue a lull refund ol the tuition lost OWNER OPERATORS WELCOME EXPERIENCED DRIVERS WELCOME DIETARY OPPORTUNITIES Children's Specialized Hospital has two FT opportunities in our Dietary Department. * Kitchen Aide-duties includes: ! Dishwashing, cleaning pots and pans, New 1998. tray delivery and general cleaning assignments. Hours 11: 00AM - Suburban 7:30PM including every other week- end and holiday. 255KP VOnUr. S/OOV "• .iuUMr.ui-.. |nv| l SI.IH) l.iks I(K > -. v..n.i t. M, hi (>,) , <:i, rt sual. 7:)<)()1|i; r,vw iln.il KIIS. hi t:i»).'ic-ily .in 11.'.inn; AM [ M slrr,-,i 2.£!L t| i i ntj i ptl n in OD tr in |> ti jt n. Ill IH oh Ii t » v i) V ti, nuio OD Itans, pwf ^uno'Drks, Alfl Ii- V.- fiiiliiirirpiU'i«1 Children's Sp«clatrz*fl HoipNal 150 NFIW Providence Rd. Mountainside, NJ 07092-2550 rKfc'j -'I'ilC'V! ;t iqiuil Ofifiutlimity Employer M/F/HA/ LlGHTCopy ...... • ... -.:...... , ...... •^mm December 12,1997 • H«cord-Pr»»» EM?*"' ^•Mfc- CRYSTAL AUTOMALL ^mS\ •^ii^mjpi^^^ (^ottie QH £^fr Take £ ^^ ^HBBBf '• ' ^BBBBB • i ^BBBBk d^PM^^H ^BBBBr^ TP' ^BBBB), ^BaBauBBpQaaV^Bak^S^li^BaBai'iiyisiS&^BaBalBBBP^i^BKBBkwiH&^BaBai IBHIHHB^^B |jQHIS-ADjS£COUroN_ANr^^ YOUR SALESPERSON UPON ARRIVAL ^^ ^^ • ' ^98 CAMRY LE i *^S 626 UZL ^ *98 NEON 4 C ^ffj^^~lPS^PiMto^ 4 DR. 4 CYL, AUTO, X^T^^IBIBB^. JUJt . ^. AUTO.O/D, ^HLJK ^g^^B«BJBW 2 OR, 4 CYL, 5 SPD, P/S/B, jyjiii^^^^fi^&^^^P^ P/WIN/LOCKS, TILT. CRUISE. y^HSHHH|^BSWU( P^m?p^/JpLJ' ^P*BB^^B^^?S^SW» T/GLSS, INT/WPR. DUAL • , ^HM^JJII ^^^^^II p/nFF T/RI RR IMT/WPR KggfrgJiregW. M ^g«^WWW^^3gf^^ CRUISE, INT/WPR. ~ ^ ^^^B^ta^^rT^fSSim AiRBAG. 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SO down payment, 1st mo payment of $278 To qualified buyers, lease payments of $129/mo. for 36 mlTSlI down payment, 1st mo.' payment ot $129 ^^^^^^^ • plus security deposit ot $300 SO bank e?, Total inception fee of $578dueat lease signing plus: M \and P|US security deposit of J1M. $475 bank fee, Total Inception fee o! $754due at lease signing plus M.V. ^VrnVnTVVWRTnnTV^H tax. 12K ml/yr. 10 g/imle additional plus wear and tear. Total pay $10,008. Purchase optian $17,43?. and lax. 12K mlAr. 101 /mile additional plus wear and lean Total pay $4.644. Purchase option $8.230. ••UUkJUUflBflintUAUUUMJ^^l '98 COROLLA LE »^ 8JMIIXEIVIA '98 CARAVAJV JrJfr^^^J^, FWD, AIR, AM/FM' CASS! ,-y'^^lS^^^^C^^3BB*Jfc 4 DR, AUTO, O/D, P/S/B, _^^l|(BpBBi(B^^^(N^^^ 4-CYL, AUTO. P/S/B, 3-SPD. / 4MA^i^lM^Sk P/WIN/MlftTRNK/LOCKS, ^Jfe»wiBB^^MimJ^^EBHf^^' CD PLAYER! >JPi M SK «k IflB •KsT^^ FWD, AIR, AM/FM CASS, TILT, /«UMBHPP^t^ R/DEF. T/GLSS. INT/WPfl, '^'W^^P'^W^SSS^SKnSfflB^ P/MIR/TRNK/L/STS,TiLT, /Jg^g ••Mm.^m f^^W ^^kSr> ^^ R/DEF, T/GLSS, INT/WPR. A.,.^,,^.^r^^^W|WBiiMMte^Z!r>-x DUAL AIRBAG, RADIAL, ^ 1 ^^^^g^Mll^^^^gJfy V CRUISE. R/DEF, INTAVPR. / ^^^^^Hl*!*^ DUAL AIRBAG, P/STS MJJlMim '•^JI^MBIHW^ STEEL BELT. ALL SSN, ^fc^fci^T^Wi^KSHSSP^ FL/MATS, LEATHER, DUAL ^^J,,^,Bki ^^^^ji^ RADIAL. STEEL SmB^^^SM^^SfUMKmSS^Smhma., MI:I,9OO, v^^^HMlB^^^fl^H^HiiMI AIRBAQ, MOON ROOF, ^^^•^^^^^•HHBMrcti^ BELT, HHBHUUi^M&|j||^^^«HMaHa|aaaBB_ MSRP: $16,155 V^^^^Hra^^^^^^^^^^^^^H $500 MFQ REBATE, .^•^••^•••••^BEA ALL SSN, ^H^^^^^HI^^^^^^^^^^^^^^? VIN:WC015OO7 t^l^^HPS^^^^^^^^^^^^^B MSRP: $33,445 ^^Bf^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^HifP^^^^^^^B $750 REBATE, Fl^^^^^^BS^^^^^^^^^^^^^BBr .^.^^^^^H^^^H^^^^^^J^^^H VIN:W1406151 ^^^tfj^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^Hlr^f^^^^^^^V MSRP: $19,605, $ 12,988 ^:2^^^5LMO ^qL^-7^^ ' i^HVSprVS"9mHP9nH^^^^nrZ^T^SMMI To qualified buyers, leaso payments ol $298 a mo. lor 21 mos. SO down pnymenl. $298 1st mo, |^nnmRWnMf|fM|RnH| ^^^LSAV^3_^^BgXs^S^lAz^L9A.9i^^^^l payment, plus sec. dep. $0. Bank fee S475. Total Inception $ 773 due at lease slgninn plus m.v. & ^^^^^^Aj^i^t^B^^^^XttA^A^^^^^U^J^^^H ^^^m^^""•"^^^^^^^^^^•^^^^ tax. 12k miles. 10«/mile additional plus wear &lear. Total pay $7152, Residual $23,079. ^^^^^^^^^^^^m^^m^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ ^& •m^^b'^f • •• ^^^^H •ESS I iSf HI HHIflKl^HI v^^^HF^H^^HFHHi ^^HHr ^^HHr ^^HHr HHI ^^w ^•VH^^p^BW count Hava YOU or/vnta '09 Ford Bronco ii ..AM —*'fl4 Toyots corona ,-_ *»*»«:'97 Mlt««n Pick-tip 4N4 « — •»**«*•- I'88 Toyoia Gamry LE •«^*»**^ Amn 2 Oi, P/S'B. Ait AM/FM Sictco . R/Dtl, T/GlB!. *^B K UQB* "Aulu. 4 Di. 4 Cyl. P/S/B. Air. AM/FM Ciss. Clnlti, 'Q OH"i !« Di. 5 Rprt.-1 Cyl. 4X-S. Air. T'S/B. AM/FM Casa, Clolll. • ^ ^ |IOI| J/Sulo. 4 Dr. A Cyl, P/S/B, Air, AM/FM Cass. P/Ant/MliyL vlRODR A'j In, Mi. 74.000. 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Crystnl Aiitomall Is on tho riuht. *THiq An K A rni IPnN AND MUST BE PRFSENTFD TO YOUR SALESPERSON UPON ARRIVAL YOU MUST PROVIDE COMPETITOR'S ACTUAL ADVERTISED PRICE FOR NEW VEHICLE IN STOCK Of EXACT SAME YEAH, MAKE, MODEL & EQUIPMENT BEFORE P IKWF rtivqTAl RFRFRVTC HE R GHT TO PURCHASE COMPETITORS VEHICLE. APPLIES TO NEW VEHICLES ONLY. OFFER NOT VALID ON NY ADVERTISEMENTS. OFFERS AVAILABLE TO OUALIEIE D BUYERS ONLY THRU 12/15/97. ALL A0 CARS SOLO rnqUFT rAl l Y Aq iq PRirpq NH I DF ALL COST TO BE PAID BY THE CUSTOMER EXCEPT FOR LICENSING, REGISTRATION AND TAXES, PRICES INCLUDE $500 COLLEGE GRAD REBATE ON 10Y0TAS, $100 ON DODGES AND $300 ON MAZDAS, $750 CRYSTAL ; uubMfcHiftLLY Ab ib. I wot!) im,Luuc HLL UU ^^^ LQYALTY D|SCQUNT mm Hffl£ PREV|QUSLY PURCHASED A VEHICLE AT CRYSTAL TO QUALIFY). "BASED ON CURRENT NADA RETAIL VALUE. 11: B-10 Record-Press December 12, 1997 Implownenl Full Time 241 Empfovmenl Full lime 240 IEIMIBWIMIFMIITIIM 240 Employment Full Time 240 Employment full Time 240 Employment full Time 240 240 Emtlwmtntfuinimt 2 Please Call for Appointment. • % • Employment Part Time 255 Employment Part Time 255 Mon.Tliru Fri. 9am to \ * STUDENTS 4pm No Weekends * * (201) 564-8663 EARN CASH FOR New 1998 BMW 328 iC $499 a month i i industrial/Commercial 1 . a THE HOLIDAYS! Propertyfar Ren[ 410 FRENCH BERKELEY HEIGHTS-Ware- house space only. 3000 s.l., BILINGUAL wjth tailgate. 906-636-2442 * Earn $60 to $150 Weekly WESTRELO-space avnllabfe. istflr..i750sq ft. + basement. I TELEPHONE INTERVIEWERS Central Ave. Westfield. 2nd Ilr., * Must be at least 14 years 1750 sq, II.. will divide. MUST BE FLUENT IN 654^253 ENGLISH AND FRENCH WESTFIELD Store Front 700 sq. II. ofl street parking :* Work with friends excellent exposure corner * Sign-On Bonus Avail 1/1/98 90B-23Z-8377 B * Must live in 07081, Earn Extra Money! Housing To Share 435 07083, 07203, or LINQEN•$.175^ Vi utils., Lfg. • Pleasant Working yrd. Fin. bsml. OH st prk'g. 07204 zip codes since i Close to trans 732-340-1046 Environment , transportation is Siare/OtiicB Space For Rent 440 • Permanent PT Position CRANFORD - 3 rm suits, near provided town S GSP, ample parking, • Flexible PT Schedules avail immed, 906-276-4777 Available CRANFORD: Small 3rm suite. * No experience necessary Amplo parking. Nr town. $760 Premium Pkgo..aulo.trans. 2.BL6 cyl.ong.tiaclion conlrol,Harmon Applicants must be reliable and possess /mo. Call ?0p-276-_4777 KadoKardon Stereo cass..CD player, P/S, P/ABS/ABS,, catclimataa controlc,, ledthof duadl l aiiOagsiO , P/tieateP/ttdd soatst , PAPAVV, P/P/LL , P/P/MM, cruisei . MMll , wlpflri, * After school and weekend a clear, professionaf speaking voice PLAINFIELD-Lg parking area, alloys, tint, security system. S!k IB8-U0, Vin 1WLEY872B5. MSRP: sm office, sic rage Ideal for S46120, Lsase: tascd on 30 mo. closed-end. $1750.00 cap coil hours 'ondscaper .in8j56B-19Q0 red. or trade. 1 st mo. pymi, S5CC rel MC. dep 1 $450 Dank lee due CALL STATISTICAL nl lease mcepTolal duo 9 incep; $3199.Tola! pymts: $16,720. Purth WESTFIELD: Office space Optn: $32,745.20. Price Incl. all cosls lo bo paid by a consumsi except for tic, req, i taxes Lease pymls. sub|. lo approval by primary Mr. Cruise RESEARCH, INC. 7001 sq ft. w/bassmenl. The Ultfm«te lending InsL 1UK rni.'yi]5t per ml trierealter. Based on BMW 1-800-BMW-7222 Call S08-7B9-2682. Financial Service leases, toasing and financing avail. 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Replace Engine Oil Filter — 2. Service PCV System igi.T^ cl!i!h tiuckei soals. dual air bntM STK #Wi(H3. VIN AV9I12949. WSRP JiB.005 *W?D7I. VIN *W6106623. MSHP S17.97O 16.990 3. Inspect All Filters 3. Lubricate Chassis 4. Lubricate Doors & Hinges 4. Adjust Ignition Timing & Idle KtUlitl CERTIFIED PRE-OWNED VEHICLES 5. Check All Fluid Levels 5. Check Exhaust Emissions (6 Cyl. and B Cyl. Slightly Higher) '93 CHEVROLET '95 PLYMOUTH 93 MERCURY 96 CEO TRACKER 93MAIDA '94 FORD BERETTA NEON SABLE CONVERTIIIE 626 DX TAURUS 'Synthetic Oil Extra ; r i -t HAW twrijin^iu JL.H wru $ + TAX + TAX 7995 $7995 4 Cyl. '95 OLDSMOBILE '97 BUICK •93 CHEVROLET '94 NISSAN CUTLASS SUPREME SKYLARK CAPRICE WAGON MAXIMA GM Good wrench Service M 1,595 M2.495 »12,995 M2995 95 CHEVROLET '97 CHEVROLET '95 FORD 1-TON 1. Drain & Flush the Cooling System COMPLETE MOTOR VEHICLE ASTRO VAN MALIBU CARCO VAN 2. Replace Coolant (Up to 2 gals.)* INSPECTIONSft RE-INSPECTION S 3. Inspect Condition of Hoses & Clamps 5 While you're in for scheduled services, take =15,495 4. Inspect Condition of All Belts advantage of our special for N.J. State Inspection. '12,995 15,495 5. Check Water Pump for Proper Operation Save the hassle of those long Motor Vehicle lines. '95 MAZDA '95 FORD F15O '95 NISSAN '96 DODGE EXT 96 CHEVROLET '95 CHEVROLET MILLENIA PICKUP 4X4 PATHFINDER CAB 4X4 PICKUP IMPALA SS SUBURBAN LT *0e«-coo) Extra J !,;»} fin vD r*' l»lt. l«ll|IIt( 5 1 iT5 ttFt.4S $17,995 M8.895 19.995 22,495 '24,995 '29,995 $89.00 Value 'ar expires December 31,1997. GM vehicles with this ad only.) 2675 ROUTE 22 W AW CtNTRALWtST |iR5EY 1 > AUTO Bu*w& PROGRAM 3S42RwerBoa For your convenience, to cancel your classified ad 24 hours a day, 24 HOW. mcmvM UHESIMPLY CALL amber 12. 1997 Record-Press B-13 -i-&i -Deal *5095 MEGA-Deal S9895 Gives you Additional County Coverage: Gives you 4 County Coverage! ADVERTISE YOUR USED CAR, TRUCK OR VAN TILL IT SELLS - 1-800-559-9495 PUNBHG 1315 1315 totMforSile 1385 Autos for Sale 1385 Autos For Sals 1365 Autos For Sate 1385 Autos For Sale 1335 Autos Far Sale 1385 Autos For Sale 13BE IMW 1992 318i Green, 5spd. HEVY 1979 228 Camaro: FORD 1991 T-BIRD, V-6. all FORD 1982 MUSTANG- 3dr. INCOLN 1394 ConlinflUlRl Barman Plumb/Htg-Drain HONDA 1967 Accord LXI 2 d/, HONDA1992 Civic hatchback. NFINITV 199.1 J3O Wn Illir dr, 66k mi, loaded, sunroof, 34K Orig mi, 4spd, 350, pwr. ait, ong ovvnr. exc cond. 6cyl. -tspfl. 39K mi. S400'obo ains great. 5spd. hwy miles. xi'c. 3-tK. tully loaded, mn"t ctoaninjjfapairs. D. Barman spd, 61k $4900. Excellent ill. CD, phone, chroma wills. ill, 000 Can 201 -564-9688 garage kept, $5800/bo: 7tK,$6150 90S-654-8230 _ _ Call 908-964-OOiaartBr 7pm. $1900 90B-7B9-4221 condmon 908-276-8558 I3KS15000 ;01-B01-9?31 ontl Lindoi wars, must MS PJumtlinflUcJ'4396,697-4846 908-241 -3296 between 6-8pm DODGE 1990 Daytona. aulo. $10,400 bo 900-931-1091 BMW 1995 525i,auto, loaded, FORD 1936 Mustang LX-Conv • NATALE PLUMB1NCVHTG ac. ps/pb. tilt. arrVlm cass. HONDA 1987 CIVIC OX HON0A 1993 CIVIC DX- 4 dr. INFINITY 1U98Q45T LINCOLN 139-1 MARK VHi iranion control & warranty, HEVY 1963 Citation htchbek. V6/aulo'ac;pw-'amtm cass • No Job Too Big of Small white. Exc cond. 4cyl, 71K, (CREAM DUrr) auto, ac, cass, 62K mi. $3700. 4 cyl, fully equip. Honda mntnd. 1 owner, ivory white, 3K mi. •I0.287K. t'xcell cond. peail showroom, low ml, $25,900, '6, ac, pwr. super 2nd car. 107K mi $3000908-486-6286 Call90B-59B-7362 908-322-4298 Dennis Natala $3.795/bO. 643-3156 FORD 1991 MUSTANG GT exc gas mileage. I owner. "39.800obo Ca!l95()-7;SS ivl:in inliM loadiid. cd. lOOK Can 908-233-7258 1200. Call 908-322-2038. 5K, $7.000/obo. Homo * Plumbing Lie #5322 Conv 5spd gar kept red loaded FORD 1986 TEMPO DL-atito. HONDA 1988 ACCORD LX JAGUAR 1987 XJ6 VAN DrtN rantofl •! brand now smiv IUICK 1986 Century Wgn. Chevy 1965 Cavalier 87k auto DODGE 1993 INTREPID 732-276-6626 or Work # • • HALPH MARINA*" 1 owner, garaged. 64k. ac, 27k, S12.9OO-bo 797-2963 ac'ps, dependable, must sell 5sprt, 117k. end cond, 4dr. ac. LAS mini. Silver tmcli Itlir, s S17.500 otic. oaded, 1 own', runs well. anVfm cass p/s/b/w a'c cc 4dr S1075.obo 908-317-2518 MW. $3900 201-635-3702 908-396^5931 betw_9-12 30 -3,?2-1760 973- PLUMBING & HEATING owner $ 11 SO 908-665-2641 pw, am/tmcass. $8450 obo. FORD 1992 Mustang GT spoke* wills vv/spmis, trir'il. low 55K. $1600.908-276-4753 : WatwYmaler, ott 4 gas boiler 908-276-5958 V8. 5spd. black/grey inl'r. 1 ORD 1988 ESCORT Black HONDA 1988 Accord DX, 4 dr. HONDA 1933 CIVIC SI, 3 dr inly. S7!»00.ha.908-UU-J608 OAZDA 1991 Prolege LX 'F#pair & Installation. Rtsi A CHEVY 1988 CAMARO-CD, PS. PB, alarm, 60K. DODGE 1993 Intrepid: reef 5sp. 57K S1200 runs good, exc cond, aulo. 77K, $4800. halchback. 5spd. ac. moon- toil loaded, sunii 62K nn Comm. Emargency Service. auto, exc in-out grt eng & $0,750; 908-654-1570 JEEP 1990 CHEflOKEC gray, S8K, service records. Lookji yood 908-,2?3i8619 908-381-5969 oof, CD. 26K. 1 owner, $9000. S5«00.1JO 90H-273-2858 Sani. -fuel Oil Otltvery. NJ Plumbing trans, BK>. 908-598-9093 Laredo. whilB,irnlni cass. IUICK1971 ELECTRA225 -2 BKC. $8695.908-272-2765 FORD 1992 ESCORT GT Ford 1989 Taurus GL Wagon- HONDA 1989 PRELUDE SI. good cond $6 500 Cull oves MAZDA 1900. RX7. Uc»i0003.908-$66-8972 CHEVY 1985 CAMARO-6cyt Hatchback • 90K, maintained, dr. hardtop, bm, Wk vinyl fool. auto, fuel injection, A/C. DODGE 1996 INTREPID, Lthr. new btks. btry. 3rd seal, Blue, 5 sp. p/snrf, am/lm cass HONDA 1993 CIVIC DX - 4 dr, 467-B7M em sun rt. ain'lni cass. SOK r;T,6CHNEIDER PLUMBING all receipts. 5 spd, A/C. CC. 122k. $2,800 (W) excellent condition. Orig ownr 4cyl, lully equip, Honda mnlnd, S73-683-2127days Ithr. loaded, orig. Mini cond! $600908-241-8347 3.5L. V6. power everything! LINCOLN 13M TOWNCAM" JSnieJowise 4675. Service, pwr snrt. alum, rims, am'fm 908-647-4500 (H) 322-1910 11 IK $4500 908-233-9-175 ar kept. 53k. $9500. $15,750.908-233-3872! exc. gns mileago, 1 owner, Exc condilion, Pernod. Repairs. Est. 1916 CHEVY 199! CAMARO RS - cass. $4200 neg. 75K, $6,500/ot)O 908-354-9306 aft 4, FORD 1993 Crown Victoria HONDA 1991 Prelude SI ALB, ROOO.'obo ciiiisu, ail, pw/pinirr, to- 0»«80136 loaded, 83K, $3,995. DODGE 1988 DAYTONA _ C^973^3^0620 908-276-6626' (W) LX-44K, 1-ornif, Loaded! Exe red, aulo.p.b.'s/w/snrf. alarm iH0V(U»lti snrt. fliu-frll Bl ca&s BUICK 1975 Regal 908-272-0673 Turbo, auto, a/c. new batt. 90_8396-_59_3_1 betw 9-12:30 PAUL DREJAJ FORD 1993 PROBE 4 cyl, cond. $9500. 908-232-9557 _ a/c,83k $8500/bo : LINCOLN 1986 TownCaf Exc iv.'oc|.$320O.'L)o 90B-464-5494 Runs & looks good, $695. Chrysler 1984 LeBaron-85k, $600 ObO 276-4795. auto, air. am/lm cass. cruise. cond. musl sea. 144K, now Call 908-666-6595 908-3B1-3734 HOOFING & SIDING charcoal, ps/pb/pw, stereo, no DODGE 1995 NEON-2 dr. 9d cond $5500.908-665-1636 GEO1991 STORM-2 dr, auto, HONDA 1994 Accord EX: lif es/shocks.'uc, $3M10,OIKI MAZDA 19U5RX7GSL 5S|ul Compltra Construction 3UICK 1988 Park Ave-Like ust. $1100/BO 908-464-2283 a«r bag, AHFM. cass B6K. HONDA 1B91 Accord LX 4dr, 48K mi, exc cond. Crtll SW8-272-0B28ty msrjo ist!. air, pA'^pniKr, ro- A/C, anVtm, 27K. $7500/ofjo FORD 1994 Mustang Con- Strvlcts and Rtpalre -tew, new tires & brakes. CB & Call 732-388-8373 runs gri $2500 90e-276-.4753 Wagon auto, 143k mi, mini, $12,900; 201 -966-1474 vnhlp wi. (im/lin si t:QS!v CHRYSLER 1995 CIRRUS LX vertible, wht, 32 K. auto, ps, abf LINCOLN 1981! Towncnr Suj Vary Oapandabla tape. Conv root 4 trunk rack $6500 Call 908-372-8793 HONDA 1997 Accord SE mo! w-'pq S:<-'00 1)0 9QB-464-l)4U-l White. 28K, Like New! EAGLE 1895 Talon TSI-auto, brfcs, orig owner. Many xtras, HONDA 1895 Accojri LX. 2-dr loaded Itlir gm oxc conil UiiK MA/DA 15)07 626 GT Tiirlio 80K. $3950*0. 973-379-5463 all power, max. exl. warr., slvf, 17k. p snri, win/mir, nc. - Snow Plowing turbo, pw/pdl. cd plyr, 43K. excellent condition, garage coupe, cnshmeio. auto. ac. HONDA 1991 Accord EX. (4760 201-891-0877 hilly loaded, snri. BflK. $2200 BUICK 1988 LaSabre 4 dr, 1 12.900. 908-272-0920 Ask'g$11.499.973-227-5041 kept. $13.500. 9D8-647-759B all pwr 49K mi, sue cond nuto, loaded, dark blus, ong amlm CD, clth sis, cc Only a tow mos old, end cond. ask LINCOLN 19110 MARK VII. »7a-533-20B3/20J-399-40p7 908-964-1554 owner, very gd cond, 98k, CHRYSLER 1995 Cirrus: FORD ESCORT LX 1994, 3 ? owimr. new tiros/brakes, $2200. Call 908-654-1464. FORD 1977 T-Bird-ps/pb/pw, 67.5K,$7950. 90B-233-3328 $17,500. John 908-654-4440. Gocxt contl Ciiay. $27i»9. MAJIDA I lisa MXo. nutu, nil Black, auto. 6cyl. airbag. Ps. orig owner, 76K, Gd cond! Gar- door, black, exc. cond. sun rf. HONDA 1993 ACCORD EX 527-022^01 35T-3-1C:t powi.tr. ofoc sunrf.cleflri, 1 l&k, HJICK 1989 Estate Wagon: ~>b, AC, 1 non-smoking owner, spoiler, am/lm cass. a/c. auto, 4dr.Joadeil.npwt, 100K,orig. HONDA 1991 Prelude Si HONDA 1987 Accord- new POWERWAStWG 1093 $2G00 732-D7M15B oaded, good cond, 94K mi, ixc cond, 31,900 hiway mi, Blum, wheels. 40K, $7000/obo. owner, excoll.cond $B500 p/snrl, p/w, p/rnirr, air. cruise, brakes, tires, exhaust, LINCOLN IPHn Town tar. FORD 1965 LTD MAZOA 19HB 9?9 Aulo. uli ;'•-•• POWERWASHING S4795/D0 (90B)-686-B186 $11,900/obO. 908-273-3013 90B-62q0605i_008j41-4946 orb'o 712-023G. log lamps, new tiros, 34K, oxceltent running condilion, good cond Illnti $3U00/no(] ''RK Kleaning. house, decks, days or 908-272-9361 aves New Brakes/Batt/TiiBs. PB/PS $ 150Q.!obo 90B-233BG50 908-522-0927 powBr. V0. Innlhor inl'r 11."' CHRYSLER 1993 LeBaron LE /Air $1500 Call 908-687-5897 FORD-1994 Mustang GT 35K $9,900. B0B-464-5494 pitios, driveways. Free Est. HONDA 1986 CIVIC- 1 ownef, mi, $2,700. 908-5]B 977G BUiCK 1989 Park Ave, 82k ml. i3k, all pwr, 4 dr, 6 cyl, exc con, mi, garage kept, Alpine am-lm HONDA ACCORD 1989, LXI LINCOLN 1933 TOWN CAR : x/' 908-24B-4114 FORD Taurus 1989:4 dr, ps. 89k. luns portoct, good cond. HONDA EX 1991 Wngon • fully loaded, 4 dr, exc cond. $8750/obo 908-276-1034 stere o CD player Custom mag 11,000 mitua. $19,000 MAZDA 1990Mia!asilv December 11,1997 " Br14. Record-Press Goldwell Banker strives to be No. 1 The Westfield office of ing ahead with that goal in mind. deliver exceptional service to It is also the most successful bers of the NJAR Million Dollar numbers are expected for the Coldwell Banker has once again The office, which is consistent- their clients. As a result, we office among the members of the Club, including the only two sales upcoming year. The office is proven itself as a world class real ly the top office in the Coldwell receive a great many referrals Westfield Board of Realtors. associates from the Westfield located at 209 Central Avenue, estate agency. Banker's 100 office northeast and repeat business, which is the Office ranks currently include 39 Board of Realtors, who achieved Westfield and may be reached by For the first half of this year, region, is looking at another key to success in the industry. sales associates who are mem- the Gold Level. And even greater phone at 233-5555. the .office ranked No. 1 within the record-breaking year. We have a tremendous committ- highly competitive Coldwell For the first half, the office sig- ment to continuing education Banker Residential Brokerage nificantly increased its sales vol- and we all are working hard to throughout all of North America. ume over last year and each learn how to use technology to Always n fierce competitor for month this year has exceeded the best assist our clients," «• :- fx'<[':^r^/'' the top spot, manager Marilyn prior month's sales volume. The Westfield office was the Kelly has challenged her sales "This is probably the most suc- firm's top office in the nation in team to hold the No. 1 position in cessful renl estate office in the 1992 and 1995 and has been No. the'nation through the end of the world," Ms. Kelly said, "Our 1 in the New York region for the year and the office has been forg- sales team works very hard to past 12 years running. Coldwell Banker sponsors toy drive In keeping with the holiday the high school are interested in games, coloring books, stuffed season, Coldwell Banker helping needy children and we toys, etc, be brought to Coldwell Residential Brokerage's feel that helping Family and Banker, 209 Central Avenue. NEW LISTING... SOUTHWYCK JUST REDUCED!!! Westfield office and thChildree n Services is a way to Individuals who are unable to Westrfield ,High School Key Club help within our communities." come in with their toys are asked Located in the desireahle gated community of Southwyck Motivated owners have just reduced the price on this are working together collecting Mrs. Kathy Shea and Mrs. to call 233-5555 to arrange a in Scotch Plains, this immaculate 3 DR, 2 1/2 Bath town- maintenance free, all hrick ranch in Clark. This well new toys and hooks to be distrib- Linda Schulman are serving as pickup. The final date for toy col- home reflects the owners taste for quality anil pride of built home is ready fur your immediate occupancy. Built uted to needy children. Co-Chairwomen and ask that all lection is Monday, December 22, property. The convenient (lr plan offers ;i 1st fir Fam Rm in 1965, this 3 Bedroom cream puff features Gas, Hot "We want every child to expe- types of toys, such aa puzzles, 1997. with a brick FP. You'll approve of the ample closet space Water Baseboard heat and Central Air that is ducted in the Mstr DR with its vaulted ceiling and the impres- rience happiness, especially dur- from the ceilings. All large rooms. This mint condition sively !« Mstr Bth. The 3rd BR {21'xl9') is privately ing the holidays," said Marilyn home is well located on a quiet street, convenient to Kelly, manager of the Westfield located on the 3rd Ivl and features a vaulted ceiling with office. "Unfortunately, these are a skylight. Southwyck is an attractive, well-maintained schools^ shopping and the Garden State Parkway. difficult times for many families complex set on over 50 acres of land and featuring an and we don't want to see the chil- ingrnd pool, 4 tennis cts, a cluhhse &. a 24 hr Security Reduced to $184,900 dren deprived." Gatehouse. All gifts collected at Coldwell Make your appointment now! Banker's Westfield office and Westfield High School will be dis- Offered at $189,900 tributed to tho Family and Children's Counseling and Faith Maricic Testing Center of Elizabeth. This center provides help to physically • #1 Salesperson, Westfield Office 1995 & 1996 and emotionally-abused children, as well as to children of families MOUNTAINSIDE $257,000 • Silver Level NJAR Million Dollar Club, 1996 in crisis. The center is a private, non-profit social service agency. ON NATURE'S DOORSTEP! • NJAR Million Dollar Club 1987-1996 Rebecca Goldberg is President Serenely settled on a beautiful 122x208 piece of land, is this brightly spa- of the Westfield High School Key cious, immaculately clean ranch. The Ig rear Ivl property is beautifully Clyb. "This is the third year that landscaped, FP in LR, CAC, FDR and Mstr Bth with sauna arc just a few of the amenities. Taxes are low. Value and beauty are high. Call today, BURQdQRff tho Koy Club and Coldwell 25742/ ERA Banker have worked together for the Holiday Toy Drive," said REALTORS Goldberg. "Many students from Statewide Realty 61 8 Central Avenue Westiielcl Advertisement I (jlovesand ERA (908)654 3300 , FRITZ REUTER LIFECARE RETIREMENT COMMUNITY REALESTATEl "When is (he right time to move has 1QO years of experience in the tield IT residents can no longer manage Into a retirement community?" The of health enrc. il has been in existence living in the apartment, ihcy may ihcn hats collected answer is "when you're menially and since 1897 and has always been a be transferred to our Residential facil- physically able to enjoy your retire- retirement home wilh a skilled nursing ity. If resident requires medical care for holidays JILL GUZMAN REALTY, INC ment years" says Norcen Wentlt, Mar- wing," she says. It is a charitable not- either temporarily or permanently, it is 'Prudential New Jersey ! BIST MFf HENCE IS YOU* NIKJHIW" keting Director of Ihc Fritz Reuter for-profit organizalion supported by all taken care of in our Nursing facili- Retirement Community. lax deductible donations, etc. ty at no extra charge. Realty's Westfield office is col- 76 ELMORA AVENUE. ELIZABETH. NEW JERSEV 072C2 lecting new and gently used Why worry about shoveling snow, "There arc 3 levels of care...Total "Prospective residents may choose gloves, mittens, hatB and 908-353-GG1 1 home maintenance problems, inability Independent Apartments, Residential our apartments or residential rooms in scarves for children and adults lo gel to the store, bnnk, beauty parlor, care and Skilled Nursing care. Resi- which lo retire and enjoy Ihc rest of pharmacy, doctors, church, ami social- dents moving into the apartments may their lives free from worry and never this holiday season, ization wilh friends.There's no need to live independently for as long as ihcy having lo rely on friends or neighbors Sue Checchio and Eileen HOME OF THE WEEK worry ahoul these things at the Friz ure able. Housekeeping and laundry lo assist them," says Norecn. Pnssanti nre leading the effort Renter Lifccare Retirement Communi- services are available as well as activi- "Remember, when you think in support of two area charities. LINDEN ty because they arc nil located right ties, billiards, arts & crafts, exercise you're ready...il's loo late," says New items will bo donated to here," says Norcen Wendt. Marketing equipment and classes, sauna, library Norecn Wendi. l:or further information St; Helen's Helping Hands & This Sunnyside split level is I Director. and chapel. Each apartment is please cull us ul (201) 867-3585. ••*'» Hjearts to be used as holiday Total continuous care for life is equipped with an emergency call bell gifts. situated on a super quiet cul' available under one roof. Our facility system in each bedroom and bathroom. .The gently used itoma will be de sac! Property is approx, 3/4 acre. Toasty warm given to inner-city schools. 12x21 ft. Family Room with brick FP overlooks coun- To donate any of these items, try like setting. You'll fall in lovet Priced affordably. please drop them off at Call for an appointment. Prudential New Jersey Realty's office at 153 Mountain Avenue THE OFFICE OF NEVER-ENDING "SUCCESS STORIES" in WeHlfield. ' Or, if you would like to JILL GUZMAN REALTY, INC. arrange for your gifts to be (908) 353-6611 picked up, please cull 232-5664. "OUR BEST REFERENCE IS YOUR NEIGHBOR" Jjfecare Retirement Community, M7ChMtmrttt. Enjoy The Comfort. Security And Companionship Of Our Union, M.J. 07013 Independent Living Beautiful Home, Dedicated To Compassionate Care. Residential Health Care 502 CwittnnW Av». The Altenheim Residential Health Care Facility SELUNQHOMfS Crwifoirf, M.J. 07014 Skilled Nursing IN UNION COUNTY MfrMMSIS Respite Care services include the following: Wouldn't it be wonderful to find a place where you * Private Room and Bath could live independently in your own lovely and * 3 meals per day secure apartment or private room, yet have conve- nient in-house services like elegant dining, hair- * Emergency call system dressing, laundry, housekeeping and banking? * Transportation scheduling Also, wouldn't it he dclighful to have an arts nml * Nearby shopping crafts center, library, chapel, physical therapy room, • Many other amenities UNION KENILWORTH various exercise equipment, ample grounds for out- door enjoyment, community room for special CUSTOM BUILT EXPANDED CAPE LOCATION! LOCATIONI The Independent Living Units offer modern, This 3 QR, 2 lull Bth enpo lr tho Washington Sdii In dostrnblo Dkio nidgo secKon, closo lo schools events, thoughtfully planned program of social nion offots anllqiio oak trim throughout. Custom nnd ttnnsporlntion. this enpo cod lonluros a BFls, high standard accommodations within a continu- 3 Qlhs. linishod bnsomont w/wol bnt, CAC mid activities, including trips to places of interest all bull! FP, dnublo lot. onclosad sldo bfoojowny nrid ing care retirement community in a studio, one Is clono lo schools, shopping and nmjor now root. U-3B27. 5159,300. available to individuals 70 years of age or older all trnnsporiallon. U-3B02. $169,900. bedroom, or two bedroom. accessible under one roof? jf >. All of these amenilies and services arc offered in. .. For more information or an appointment please THE FRITZ REUTER ALTENHEIM call (201) 867-3585 or simply Til! out the coupon founded in 1897 as a lax-exempt, not-for-profit in order to discover the advantage of lifecare liv- organization. It is supported by tax deductible ing at our beautiful facility. donations as Well a.s legacies. Name: We invite you to met our Residents and determine for yourself why you should Address: LINDEN UNION CHOOSE OUR CARING HOME. City: Zip: EXTRA SPECIAL SPLIT GIVE YOUR FAMILY THE BEST Stale: Not a thing to dnl Jtisl pack your buys nml move Into 5 fin. U finih custom buill homo In Ihls 3 Dn split nlso tonlurlng 2 now Baths, now Kll. cnlh. Uvlntjsloi Schl soctlon. || bonats l.Fl with HP, FDR, Fritz Reuter Altenheim Telephone ft:. :NJNC celling, skylights, r.liiton; In 25x25 clock, with too ninny '/. enr gnmyo nntJ Hiorkin floom. Dncks up to golf i)Klraslo Hsll U-38SO $10?»,000 3161 Kennedy Boulevard Please Send A LI. I.EVIiLS | | RES | |;IND( | NJNC North Bergen, NJ 07047 .11,1997 Record-Press B-15 Union County real estate transactions CRANFORD for $227,100. Shah for $100,000. KENILWORTH $122,000, Giuseppina DiFonzu to Dorothy 1 Davis St. from James J. & 9 Hawthorne St. from Frances 20 Princeton Road from 629 and 631 Clinton Ave. from 2 Rambling Drive from A. Henderson for $158,000. Margaret Lischko to Todd A. & T. Cokhie to Andrew P. & Anne Haydn J. & Helena M. Fleming to Rudolph O. & Nancy Cammarota Stirling Chase Inc. to Joyce R. 810 Grant. Ave. from Deborah A. Gibson for $232,000. M. Zacharda for $207,000. John & Doreen Salerno for to Palmadesso Gen. Building McDonald for $281,590. Marguerite C. Raba to Raymond 210 Elizabeth Ave. from State 118 James Ave. from Gokul & $285,000. Cont. for $85,000. 2378 Redwood Drive from & Amy L. Parada for $170,000. of New Jersey to Robert J. Bhend Panna Parikh to Vasu & Nita 209 Riverside from William & 739 Kingston Ave. from Wandu B. Wesolowski to Robert 3 Hawthorne Drive frond; Mary E. Oehler to Ronald Anthony & Ann M. Vaz to Judy J. Trongone Jr, & Laurie Richard T. Koffenberger to'. Aguirre for $91,000. Attntuisio for $220,000. Trongone for $190,000. Armondo J. Sequeira Trust for, 508 Springfield Ave. from 286 S. Michigan Ave. from 6 Shirewood Drive from Niles $4 82.000. Donald F. & Romaine Savage to Affordable Homes/New Jersey to D. & Regina K. Cruni to Bruce 405 Qunntuck Lane from David M. & Suzanne M. Purdy Debbie M. Hertling for $110,000. Jacobson ot. al. for $380,000. Steven R. & Beth L.S. Wilson to for $320,000. 11 Via Vitale from Judy WESTFIELD Eric Holzer for $280,000. GARWOOD D.S. Kuzsma tUilty Attanasio to Mark & Marybeth 523 Central Ave. from Steven 708 Tamaques Way from 115 Milo St. 68 Willow Ave. from Andrew LoBello for $280,000. B. Brociner to CFGR L.L.C. for Wayne & Debrn Doctor to Robert Across tram St. Michaels E. & Irene Giameo to June & SCOTCH PLAINS $220,000. T. & Marielle C. Brown for* Andreola T.F. Planas for 331 Hoe Ave. from Jacob H. & 1002 Clifton St. from Charles $216,500, $170,000. Gwendolyn L. Moody to Janice J. & Susan A. Schnfei* to John M. 12R Windsor Ave. from Blandshaw Cioffi & L.A. Carter for $285,000. Contimortgage Corp. to Michael f o r 86 Cottage Plnce from Fuentea for $69,000. D.S. Kurnna Realty 115 Miln S(. Cranfard Kathy Shea earns Across (torn St. Michaels INfLWORTH NOW '565,000 , - PRIME SPACE Mxed use building on main street. Excellent condition. All leased over trip to Orlando $70,050 annual gross. Prime location. Call for details. • t § 4i Kathy Shea, n snles These include yearly group of professionals who * • associate in the Wostfield membership in the have earned NJAR »•,! * * * * * office of Coldwell Banker, International President's Million Dollar Club status b|NTURY 21 D.S, Kuzsma Realty {908} 272-8337 or (800) 575-6336 hus been nwnrded n trip to every year for at least 10 I I "Serving Your Needs For The Past 30 Years" 5 Circle, President's Club • }'- Independent Owned And Operated £ the International and repeated Union years. ; Business Conference County Associate of the Mrs. She has been a being held this spring in Month Awards. resident of Westfield with CRANFORD NOW '220,000 Orlando, Florida by One of the top sales her husband and four chil- PRICE REDUCED! Coldwell Hunker persons in her office, dren for 25 years. For any '< Residential Brokerage. Kuthy is a member of the real estate needs Kathy 6 Bedroom, turn of the century Victorian in prime location. Features large Shea may be reached at uou rooms and wrap around porch. Won't last!! This special award was NJAR Million Dollar Club earned as a result of an 1984-1996, NJAR Million the Westfield office, 209 outstanding year in sales Dollar Silver Level 1987- Central Avenue, 233-5555. The Westfield office is the CENTURY 21 D.S, Kuzsma Realty (908) 272-8337 or (800) 57S-833B and listing in volume. 1996 and the NJAR during her 21-years ns Distinguished Sales Club. No. 1 sales office in the "Serving Your Need* For Thm Past 30 Yean" « corporation and has been uzntctn Independently Owned And Operated § n Realtor, Ktithy hna The NJAR Distinguished achieved ninny accolades. Sales Club is an exclusive for the last 12 year?. INTRODUCING RANALD C. BROWN 1934 Washington Valley Road, Box 68 JAMES & JANET LAPE MARTINSVILLE, NEW JERSEY 08836 Manning leads SELLERS OF 942 VAN BUREN AVE., ELIZABETH, N.J. Murphy Realty PREPARING FOR THEIR CL0SW6! Joseph J. Murphy, Jr., Group II designation ii Founder/Chairman and Allan emblematic of reaching the D. Dalton, President of real estate industry's highest Murphy Realty/Bettor educational plateau. Homes and Gardens are Recipients will have complet-' awning tills homt tor SO yam and deciding to tali, wa had great coop- pleased to announce that ed an industry-renowned; •fttton from Jill Guiman Realty. We would recommend Jill anytime to JiMfc BOUND BROOK $139,700 BRIDGEWATER $479,552 Mary Alice Manning of training program consisting juutvll We to anjoyed working with Jllll She hai a gieit warm personality and 3 bedroom splil-loval w/icrmal dining room - family rooml 1- CMIAT MARTINSVILLE LOCATION! Murphy Realty's Revest of a variety of consumer-sen- car attached gurogei Private rear yardl All city UliiltlesI 3 lull balhs! Imnwittti Octuptncyl 44' Mtfmlamliy wei always there with Information. Selling our home was definitely a happy 1 Realty affiliate in Westfield sitive topics ranging from roan combtnaltm! 2-story tamiiy room w/sKylights/tlreplace + stone wall fjl P.8.3-car atlached garajal and her team of Bales profes- marketing and counseling to My sincere thankt to all of you, sionals were ranked No. 1 in negotiating nnd effective Janet & James tape" points accumulated during pricing strategies from both 1M» HOME VMS UfTID IV JNi GUZMAN KAITY INC the third week of the Better Better Homes and Gardens' AND SOU) TNMICUWKNIHTE HIT Homes and Gardens Master national and local leaders. THI OFFKf Of MMVEfl ENDHN SUCCESS STOMIS.1"" Marketing Group series. This second successful 1 Both Manning and her Muster Marketing training Wl V0M HOW WTO AL MOMM MHTt, *C. IW HMW A WCCtM trOtt" " sales team are currently program, being held under «0IM HIT MFfMNCf It YOU* MHOHM*." working lownrds earning the direction of Allan Dnlton, BERNARDSVILLE $269,700 their Master Marketing an internationally-recog- QUAINT COUNTRY COLONIAL! Group II designation which nized speaker*and author, Completely redone Inside and outl Kllchon 11x19 JILL GUZMAN REALTY. IMC COUNTRY CHARM doors to 15x22 deckl Fully linlshod 22x38 lower lovoll 3 bad- they will recoive upon sue- runs for 12 weeks at the 4 BRJ, 2w balhs, updated dec. t gaiheal systems! Fireplace in mtecoun- roomal living room w/flreplacel P.S. Immaculate. coasful completion of this Woodbridge Hilton. "OUR BEST REFERtNCf IS try Mfcten! Convenient la NY city tiain connection' PS, CHy mm * *HMI comprehensive and fully "The Master Marketing 70 ELMORA AVENUE. ELIZABETH. NEW JERSEY O72C2 integrated accountability Group II designation proves 1732| 469-2333 program. to the real estate industry 908-353-6611 The Master Marketing that these individuals are truly committed to their careers." said Murphy. "Upon completion of this program, our sales professionals will remain the industry's best at servicing tho needs of their buyer and aoller clients." Coldwell Banker Murphy Realty/Better Homos and Gardens extends K K S I I) K N T I A L I! K () K K R A G K its congratulations to Mary ••i^ • Alice Manning and her win- ning team. For more infor* Come Browse Our Web Site! www.nymetro.coldwellbanker.com mation on Better Homes and Gardens' Master Marketing Group program or assistance with any other real estate needs, please contact Murphy Realty's Revest Realty affili- ate in Westfield by calling (908)232-0066. Hye-YouRg Choi honored Hye-Young Choi, real estate WESTFIELD $419,000 WESTFIELD $235,000 WESTFIELD $189,900 Charming 4 Bedroom, 1.5 Miiih home in the heart of Wcslfield. Large Quality buill towrtliousc, Locution Plus. Walk to everything. Living professional with the Westfield Colonial lo be built. 4 Bedrooms. 2.5 Haiti."., Rai-ln Kitchen, Family offico of Coldwell Bunker, was Room with Fireplace. Deep property, wonderful street. WSF-7041. Kal-ln Kitchen, Family Room. Close lo NYC transportation. WSF- Room, Wining Room, 2 Bedrooms, attic, full basement, garage. WSF- 7097. 7171, recognized as the company's top sales associate in October. According the Marilyn Kelly, manager of tho Westfield office, the nwnrd i» bnsed on n combina- tion of toj) KtiloH und outstanding service to clients during the month. Choi's Hales volume exceeded ull others in Union County. Choi also was the No. 1 Realtor in the Westfield office and tho Wostfiold Hoard of Realtors for 1994,1995 nnd 1996. Choi attributes bur success to WESTFIELD $310,000 IJNDEN $I64,«(M) WESTFIELD $188,900 hard work and porHervenince, as Well rtutintniticd and nicely upgraded 7 room Cape Coil. <» liedroums, Lovingly miiinlnind :i/-l IICIIKKHH hritk miti.h I-Jilry [uycr wilh i-cdar Beautiful end unit lownhuusc 2 Bedroorns, 2.5 Bmlis. living Room y well ns personal prido in always Dining Room, new Kitchen and Bath iiml much mote including roof, ih l ili id It K CAC wilh Fireplace, Rat-In Kitchen, t\ \ii B-16 Record-Press December 12,1997 Autot For Sale 1385 Autot For Site 1385 totmfofStlt 1315 tote For Silt 1315 JUtotFwSlH 1H5 MAZDA 1992 MX3 - Good MERCURY 1992 Grand Marq OLDSMOBILE 1990 Regency SATURN 1992 SL2- 4 door, VW 1996 Golf, fulty loaded; all cond.6cyl,5spd, 2it. 4 dr. while, sunrf, leather int, Brougham, 76K, orig owner, snrf, pw/pl, stick, blue, cruise, pwr, sunrf, auto, alarm, 28K $950O/ObO. 90B-355-2610 pwr wind, pwr locks, abs, auto, mint condition, $6500. Call $7500obo90B-654-6127 hwy ml, mint cond in/out, 908-464-0713 aft 6pm ac, am/fm eas, 85k, exc SATURN 1992 SC2- Fully $14,000/Obo. 908-272-7704 MERCEDES BENZ 1985 cond,$8200/bo. 908-931-9062 OLDSMOBILE 1994 Achieva. 380SE fuily loaded, clean, loaded, great condition. 47k, VOLVO 1988 240 WGN Mint 11BK. Priced to Sell. $8,000. MERCURY 1994 SABLE GS exc cond. auto, a/c, 51,000 $6500/Obo 908-272-1576 condl $9500/BO. CaH after 36K. 3.6ltr, auto, 4dr. all pwr. miles, $7300,90B-654-6762 Call 908-272-9036. SATURN 1993 SL2 4dr, 5spd, 4:30pm, 973-963-0574 alarm. $10,500. 908-276-9138 0L0SMOBILE 1986Toronado B5k. ac. excl cond, new tires, MERCEDES 1965 220SB: VOLV01989 740GLE Wagon Mitsubishi 1989 Precis 85k, snrf. ps/pl/pw/ps. cass $6,700908-654-9712 66.818 original miles, 4 door Blue, Ithr Int, sunroof, roof rack, OF BVIAPLE WOOD new clutch/trans/bells/ball w/graphic equalizer, $3000 3rd seat, snows, orig owner, sedan, Tan with brown int'r. runs grt $1000908-273-8196 908-686-7357 SATURN 1994 SC25spd. fully Auto, PS, PB, exc, corn). loaded. 28k, excl cond, dealer serviced. 76K. $8250. Serious collectors only. MITSUBISHI 1995 ECLIPSE, OLDSMOBILE 1990 Cutlass $11,350 973-467-0549 908-789-0704 black, 44k orig miles, 4cyl, Cierra SL, 39k. 6 cyt, 4 dr. All $8,500; Days: 90S-232-79O0 VOLVO 1990 240 DL 4dr, 62 YEARS OF CUSTOMER SATISFACTION! fully loaded, power everything, PWR. Ask $5.400., 889-2327 SATURN 1994 SC2 5 spd, air- or Eves: 908-789-0210 sunroof, loaded, exc cond, $11,500,212-449-4237 bag, abs, ac, cass, 49K, exc OLDSMOBILE 1994 Cutlass 82k, $8000 neg. 908-322-8084 MERCEDES 1975,450 SLC, 2 cond, 1 owner, $8900. MITSUBISHI 1995 ECLIPSE, Conv. - 20k, CD player, tthr, 908-B89-6502 Over df.coupe, sun roof, comp. rest, black, 45k orig miles, 4cyl, gar. kepi, fully loaded, VOLVO 1995 850 Turbo, exc NEW 1998 FORD ESCORT ZX2 mint, 68K mi. $11,500/obo. fully loaded, power everything, $16,900/obo, 908-516-9048, SEIZED CARS FOR $175.cond, loaded, 36k, asking Jojin 751 -7776 8-Spm, $23,00O/obo 973-839-0254 $11,500,212-449-4237 PLYMOUTH 1974 Valianl-4dr, Porsches, Cadillacs, Chevys. BMWs, Corvettes. Also Jeeps. MERCEDES 1982 300SD new NISSAN 1985 300ZX - Blue, orig 69K, Gd run'g cond! aulo, VOLVO 1995 940 4dr, must erg/trans/exhaust. Custom ps/pb, ac. $750,908-233-5842 4 WD's Your Area. Toll Free sell immedl $21,000/BO Call auto, t-tops, gd. cond., orig. 1-8O0-21B-9O00 Ext. A-5139 wheels, exc cond. $3800/bo owner, $320O/bo. 276-2603 aft 4:30pm 973-983-0574 973-9O4-0369 or Bpr 466-9128 PLYMOUTH 1986 Reliant for current listings/directory. NISSAN 1985 SENTRA-88K % 1175,4dr. auto, a/c, 81K, well VOLV01980 WAGON Auto ac VEHICLES MERCEDES 1985 190E-2.3L, mi, aulo/ac, new brakes/exhst maint'd 908-969-3043 Seized Cars from $175. r/rack no rust exc. cond Porsches, Cadillacs, Chevys. $1600 b/o 732-752-4375 all pwr, S spd. sunroof, Ithr ml, /batt $1200908-464-8388 PONTIAC 1985 6000 Wagon: IN STOCK! $ $6000.973-635-9365 eves BMW'S, Corvettes. Also NISSAN 1987 200SX Blk, ac, V6, Good condition, .leaps, 4WD's. Your area. Toll VOLV01990 74QGt Wagon %930MERCEDES 1985 300SD am/fm cass, sunrf. runs great. $1,500. 908-272-2835 auto, rrtd seats, snrf, rf rk, 83K. Free 1-800-218-9000 Ext Mint! $8999, 908-598-1617 ? dr 2 OL OOHC 16 V ZETEC 5 6pd man trans, pwr stms'brks/side wind/dualmlrrs/tocM, AIH, Prafeired Equip Pkg 328A. clolh Diesel, navy blue w/gray int. $1900/BO 908-276-0694 PONTIAC 1985 Firebird, black At 271 for current listings. hrt r/*rf aM * ramoto enirv/aritlthSl. BSW tire*, front * rear flow mats AWFM starMcauSfk #7351, VIN *WRM)972, MSRP. 18BK. gar kept, $9800 NISSAN 1987 300 ZX white, w/T-top$, Sspd, V6,64K, many VOLV01992 940 GL ! SUBARU 1989 GL auto, all S14.79S. Incl. S665 Ford Disc. $738 Wyman Bonus dlccounl. $1000 tact, rebat* & S400 colt, grad rebate il qual". 908-321-1019 auto, loaded, 84k, good cond, new parts. Must see, $2300. auto, ail pwr, snrt, tthr, 69K pwr-gd shape, replaced motor $4995. Cat) 973-736-4791. 732-393-9401 $14000908-889-4158 MERCEDES 1987 300E- $2000/bo 908-353-2236 SAVE LJKUNOLIS dependable A1 NISSAN 1987 Sentra-5spd, PONTIAC 6000 1986: 4 dr, TOYOTA 1985 SUPRA- Auto, VW 1984 Cabriolet: Rabbit $11,500 908-273-0341 snrf, 103K, rebuilt at 96K. 50K ml, all power, ac, exc convert, 5 spd, ac, exc cond. NEW 1997 FORD CONTOUR $1695/obo. 908-322-6796 cond, $3500.382-3991, snrf, tuity loaded, 89K, $2850. '5070 Mercedes 1989196E 2 6 82K 908-484-8815 aft 5pm $2,750,908-725-4920. REBATES beige/extremely clean/mint NISSAN 1989 Maxima: 1 PONTIAC S987 Fi«ro-65k, VW 1992 Passat GL- All pwr. owner, 77K, dark grey, 4dr, alarm, a/c, sunroof, cass. b/o TOYOTA 1985 Cellc* $!0.500/neg 908-574-3227 good running condition new tires S bat, excel cond, 5spd, pw, pi, pwr sun roof, 9O6-596-9O93 $7550*0.908-665-6355 MERCEDES 1989 190E, 6cyl, Call 808-889-7228 am/fm cassette, exc cond, PONTIAC- 1988 6000 LE- loaded, runs perfectly, 98K, 56,000; 908-464-5377 TOYOTA 1987 CELICA • 5spd, VW 1994 Golf GL: divorce. $9700.654-4934 . wagon, good condition, asking must sell. Exc. cond, recent NISSAN 1989 Sentra- $600.906241-3489. ac. avg miles. Exc running cond.$t ,400908-665-7764 tuneup, new parts, $6500*0. FINANCING MERCEDES 1992 190E2.6L 5 speed, 4 cylinder, 4 door, PONTIAC 1989 Grand Am, 908-322-0745. 50K mi, mini cond,, am/fm cassette, new clutch, 2dr, 1 owner, axe cond in/out, TOYOTA 1987 Camry Wajon- extras. $17,500 new muffler, 1 owner, excellent 71 k. $4800*0.908-486-7550 Wali malm, burgundy, auto, a He^t^^tw 9 fclB^J^p ^l^m^ Iff^^ 908-654-4133 after 5pm condition, 100k highway miles, /c, am/fm cass, alarm, 104k, 4 dr 2 OL 4 cvl, aulo OD trans, pwr sUng/brks, AIR. cloth Int. Preferred Equip Pkg 230A, full length console, $3000 Call 732-B27-0854 PONTIAC 1994 Bonneville: BRADLEY GT II 1981 battery AM/FM stereo cass, r/def, BSW tires, Stk. #7211, VIN #VK103407, MSRP $16,020. Incl. $20 Ford Disc, $1650 MERCEDES 1995 C220. Dark green, dual airbags, abs $3500/obO 908-317-9130 Loaded, blk, factory wrnty, 24k. Nissan 1989 Sentra 4 dr, auto, pwrd Electric Sports Car 585 Wyman Bonus discount, $1000 (act. rebate & $400 coll. grad rebate II qual". brakes, 62K, Asking $10,900; TOYOTA 1988 C«liea GT; org ml $14,000,908-527-0479 $25,000.908-464-1428. am/fm pw St/Br, 107K gd cond. 908-382-8792 aft 4pm 103K. auto/ac, new everything, $2300 or bo 908-771-0001 BUICK 1987 Grand Natkmal, MERCEDES 1995 C2804 dr, PONTIAC 1995 Firebird, blKT- $2700/Obo. 908-653-0069 SAVE NISSAN 1990 Sentra-gry, new 14k, like new, gar'd kept, sunrf, emrld am, exc cond, top. 200HP, auto, V8, loaded, TOYOTA 1988 Corolla: Auto, serious inquires only 4B.6K, $25,500 Incl 4 mrried reb motor/clutch/paint, runs BK, $12,500908-232-2268 AC. very good cond, 138K NEW 1997 FORD TAURUS GL grt, 48k $3900 241-6607 $19,000201-461-4485 snwtrs. Call Brian 992-3632 PONTIAC 1995 Trans Am-AII $2,200/bo; 908-233-2374 •SIM NISSAN 1991 Sentra SE-R BUICK 1987 Regal GN:42K MERCEDES 1986190E • A/C, Ithr, am/tm cass & 12 CDchgr, TOYOTA 1989 Camry good 2dr.5spd.2ltr. 140hp.«/c garage, 26K mi, B/O over orig mi, etec. surVri, gar kepi; auto, good cond. $5.0C0/obo, cond, fmt whl drive, pwr doors $9,200/obo; 908-362-7753 only 908-273-3709. cd, snrf, 1 owner, axcell. cond. $15,000201-796-4382 111K, $3900 973-258-0882. A locks, air. cc, 122k Calif ml, PONTIAC 1986 Wagon- $3100.908-790-1975. CADILLAC 1976 Eldorado 3 MILES Mercury 1986 Lynx 4sp'd, cass, NISSAN 1992 Maxima: Grey, 8 passenger, 10OK+, $850 TOYOTA 1990 CAMRY-Exc convert, 60K orig mi, needs Fro iv The 64k, 40/30mpg, new parts, fully loaded, 60K, new tires S 908-241-5287 worH,$750Ao. 908-232-2481 1500 908-561-3436 Ivrosg, batt, $9,550/bo; 908-665-0410 cond, 4cyl, auto, FWD, ps/pb, or 201-331-1558 PONTIAC 1986 SUNBIRD 4 ac. 73K. $5600.908-654-6586 * CADILLAC 1979 SeviNt PARKWAY MERCURY 1987 Grand dr, a/c, p/s. am/fm cass 89.5K Collectors Dream. California Exit M3, Marquis: $500. Call NISSAN 1993 Altima blk, 77k, TOYOTA 1990 CAMRY $1,850 Obo 973-564-3923 DX-4cyt auto, all power + snrf, car, loaded, exc cond. $3500/1 .,/2 Miles From 973-701-1972 p w/mlr, amfm cass, cc. exc r 4 dr 3 0L V-6, auto OO trans, pwr strng/brks/locks/6 way pwr dr. seat, AIR, cloth bckts, Prelerred Equip Pkg cond, ask $7000 John PORSCHE 1986 944 Turbo. new tires $4900 732-469-9005 obo. 908-790-9692 ;'OCA speed control, front & rear tloor mats, AM/FM stereo case, BSW tires, alum whls, 5912 demo miles, Stk. MERCURY 1989 Cougar XR7 Burg, Alpine stereo. 50K. 908-654-4440. TOYOTA 1992 TERCEL 60K CHEVY 1941 Pick Up 360 ROUTE 78 //7189, VIN #VA150175, MSRP $20,985. Incl, $750 Ford Disc, $2015 Wyman Bonus discount, $2000 fact, rebate Super charged V6, bIK/gr, 55k Shwrm con- $10,000-277-0339 motor, body excl, needs Int I & $400 coll. grad rebate if qual'. ml, $4500/Obo. 973-942-7382 OLDS 1986 Delta 68 4dr, ps/pb 4dr, a/c am/fm exc, cond "dEit 49/50 /pw/pc, cc, tilt, ac, am/fm cass, PORSCHE 1988 944 • Blue $5900 908-464-4053 bed. $8000Vbo. 908-574-2494, MERCURY 1990 Marquis- w/tan Int. Exc condl 83k. clolh top, excl cond, $2,950 •TOYOTA 1996 SUPRA black CHEVY Monte Carlo 1971: 1 'oaded, V8, airbag, mint. 25k lobo 241 -2885 $6,000*0. 908-665-8395 owner, gar'd, 100 % orig, 54K rig ml, $7950 906-272-2517 Loaded! auto C D fact warr 23< OLDS 1987Ciera RDF/PS/PB, PORSCHE 1979 924: silver, $28,500 ObO 973-942-4811 * ml, ultra clean, runs new, MERCURY 1990 Cougar LS, runs good. $1800/bo. Call $5,800^0.908-654-4934. new battery and muff, amfm, Volkswagen 1990 Cabrlobt oaded, new tires, exc cond. Mark aft Bpm 201-635-1504 clean & out, $1200. Call Conv Red w/Wack top AC Sspd CHEVY Corvette Convert, S7K. $6500.732-519-2585 908-233-1716, SAAB 1988900 S. 2 dr,5spd, pb/pw exc cond orig owner 1966 auto, 327, ps.mtcrdng MERCURY 1990TOPAZ blue, OLDS 1985 CALAIS- all pwr, well-mtint., 1S0K, $4.900/rwg 201-377-8840 nm's $14,500 728-9098 Exccond. 103Kml S1500/bo. Muet sell. auto, 4dr, clean, exc. cond. VOLKSWAGEN 1987 GTI, $2500/Obo 908-508-0390 201-579-2871 $2600/obo 908-272-2586 Sspd. gd cond, 11«K. $2000 OLDS 1990 98 REG BRHM SAAB 900S 1092-5 spd. 3 dr, /bo. Aft 5pm, 908-301-1036 r MERCURY Sable GS Wagon Ithr int, exc cond, 100K, $6300. 992 72k ml. Exc cond. $7000 •rey, 4dr.Exc cond.no repairs Mmufi Ready ^-^.y.'2^"T* Vea£! $5500/obo.201-256-1289 Call 973-701-0740 VW • 1991 Fox GL 4dr, snrf, . Call 908-964-5123. 5sp, pull out 8t»r«o, garaged, SAAB 1993900S-Blk,2dr, Ithr viERCURY 1992 Tracer OLDS 198S ROYALE 71K, $2,950 obo. 241 -2685 Brougham-Lo ml full pwr pk nt, gd cond, SiO,000/bo. 1713 SPpilMGFIELD AVE. MAPLEWOOD MM AC! at/ac, grt condl. mst 906-873-3709 or 798-9068. VW JETTA 1995-auto, alarm, seel $4500 obo 908-273-OB06 mint $3100908-233-6793 SAAB 1994 900S CONV sunroof, ktylsss entry, great OLDSMOBILE 1986 Cutlass cond, ac, am/fm caw, 39K, MERCURY 1993 Sable GS: Supreme VB, ps. pb, pw, plk, Ithr int. auto, 47K, asking Exc cord., loaded,, all pwr, $18,500. Call 201-587-8053 $12.000.908-322-7894 .H. i>.iym s 1' fVj i! l*r* I 98 Horei Accord VC1 ON 3UR N K . Honda-vou Have Good CreditL iri V First Time Buyers V Slow Pay V Divorce V Bankruptcy JOB IS YOUR CREDIT - VIP SAYS YOU'RE APPROVED! •i*. \ ^J QUMLITV USED CARS AT GREAT SAVINGS' 1992 HYUNDAI 1991 FORD TAURUS 1989 HONDA CIVIC 1990 PLYMOUTH 1990DODQI 1M3 HYUNDAI EUNTRA 4DR l.-,ia/t ppb,rt AttfUitu OX 3DR HATCHBACK LASIR 3DR SAVE ON OUR CARAVAN LI VAN «cyt. li* pi. ft, i>c. umutt. 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VIN#RA028660. 16,9391$ 1 8,4651$ 1 5,925 $ 1 5,9881$ 13,6961$ 10,876 '93 MAZDA 626 LX | '93 NISSAN KING CAB SE | '92 HYUNDAI ELANTRA | '93 HYUNDAI ELANTKA | '93 CHRYSLER VAN I '92 NISSAN SENTRA SE 4-cyl., 4-dr., 5-spd., PS, PB. |4x4, 6-cylinder, auto, PS, PB, |4-cyl., 4-dr auto, PS, PB, PW, IGLS. 4-cyl., 5-spd., PS, PB, I Town & Country, 6-cyl., auto, PS, 4-cyl., 5-speed, PS, PB, A/C, PW; PDL, cruise, A/C, AM/FM AM/FM stereo cassette, A/C, [A/C, AM/FM stereo cassette, IAM/FM stereo cassette, A/C. PB, AM/FM stereo cass., A/C, PW, cruise, AM/FM stereo cassette, stereo cassette, alloys, 69,874 Icruise, bedliner, chrome wneek, sunroof, rear defroster, 87,924 Icruise control, tilt wheel, 67,170 PDL, cruise, alloy wheels, tilt, ABS, rear defroster, 96,356 miles, miles, VIN#P5126345. 55,294 miles, VN#PC362469. miles, VIN#NU 106397 miles, VIN#PU408817. 55,658 miles, VN0PX774585, VIWNC810974. 8,876 | 13,9861 *4,962 I 5,925 |14,2431 4,625 '91 VOLVO 740 TURBO I '90 ACURA INTEGRA XSI '89 VW JETTA GL I '88 HONDA CRX I '87 MAZDA 323 I '16 FORD TEMPO _~~ • •" •••• ••— -~ • ^—— — SE, 4-dr., auto, PS, PB, PW, PDL 4-cylinder, 3-door, auto, power 14-cyl., 4-door, auto, PS. AM/FM |4-cyl., 2-door, auto, power brakes, 4-cyl., auto, power steering, power 4-cyl., auto, 2-door, PS, PB, PW, AM/FM stereo cass., sunroof, steering, power brakes, AM/FM stereo cassette, A/C, rear lA/C, rear defroster tilt wheel brakes, AM/rM stereo cassette, A/~ PDL, A/C, AM/FM slereo cass,, alloys, leather, cruise, 85,174 mi., stereo cassette, rear defroster, A/C, defroster, sunroof, 129,914 |A rare findl 61,0/1 miles, rear defroster, 112,962 mile I rear defroster, 42,780 mi., VIN#M2511946. 93,867 mi., VIN#S000208. miles, VIMKW744085. VIN#JS015778. VIN#GK120177. 10,9221 5,925 I 4,449 I 4,197 I 2,519 I 3,287 ^se a '98 Honda Civic LX for $99 mo closed-end, 24 mos., 12,000 mi/yr.,1B?/mi. thereafter. MSRP $15,945,1st pymnt $99 due al inception, cap cost red. $2,000, rel. sec.dep. $300, bank fee $140. Tot. mthly pyrnnls $2,376, Res. vaf. $12,590.55, Tot. pyrttnls. at initiation ol (ease $2,839, V1NIWH519513 Lease a '98 Honda Accord DX for $199 mo., closed-end, 24 mos., 12,000 mi/yr.,1 Wmi. thereafter, MSRP $16,695 with A/C.MSRP $15,495w/o A/C, 1st pymnt $199 due at inception, ref. sec.dop. $500, bank tee $740. Tot. nilhly pymnls $2,376, Ros. val, $13,022, Tol. pymnts. at initialion ol lease $1 439 VIN#WA054133 Lessee resp. for mairt. and excess wear and tear. Nol resp. lor typo, eriors. Pricing includes all costs to be paid by consumer DXC, lie, reg., and all applicable taxes and tees Pilces subject lo change wiiliout notice. Art for illustration (jurposes only. 9WC y i /VjSA# used (I A 1 «*'•'. ; /7 itieh-ibe rslri 6!. eorn/fi iitt)Jhloricin2 / December 12, 1997 B-18 Record-Press i' X'. SUPER-Deal $509B MEGA-Deal Civ«s you Additional County Coverage'. Gives you 4 County Coverage} ADVERTISE YOUR USED CAR, TRUCK OR VAN TILL IT SELLS - 1 -800-559-9495 VlBttJtWt 1411 VlMtJWW 1410 1410 VehlclttWifftri 1415 13H Antiaoe & Classic Ayfot1394 FowMHiwIDflw HM Four Wb»I Drive 1400 TruriuiTnilM 1405 JEEP 1990 Wrangler 4x4, blk. MERCURY 93 Villager LS CHEVY 1969 Blazer S10 FORD 1992 EXPLORER XLT • CHEVY 1987SBIAZER.2dr, CHEVY 1990 Astro: 6cyl, 5 FORD 19B9 Conversion Van CHEVY Caprice Convert. 1975 MERCEDES 1967 SL, 2 lops, auto, ac, cd, soft top, 63K, 47K, fmt & rear am/lm cass. air restored, giving up collection. w/plow, PS/PB/AC, stick, like 4x4, auto, exc. cond, 54K,V6 auto, loaded, 49.500k orig, pass, AC, pb, ps, looks & runs ac/rear ac, TV, VCR, phone, DONATE YOUR CAR 14k orig miles, 454, loaded, Clean, $7900: 906-277-2252 & heat-Sway pwr seat-keyless To Heritage for the Blind. $10,750/bo. 973-773-9265 new $8100,909-964-7924 £11,995/60 973-T40-163Q exc cond, $5,995. Call good. Great delivery/pass van. rear folding bed. Class 3 trailer $10,500. Call 7ge-9098, eni. $11.400.732-382-1692 Tax Deductible, Frae Tow- CHEVY 1989 Bla7erS1O 908-753-1260 after 6.00pm Asking $2,500; 906-272-1571 hHch, all swivel cap't chairs, JEEP 1992 WRANGLER - QHEVY 1979 Camaro- Blk, MERCEDES 1970 280 SEL, FORD 1993 Explorer XLT-1 ing, Free Phone Card to w/plow PS/PB/AC, stick, like rear am/fm cass, new exhaust, 38K,6cy1.4WD,Wkragtop. OLDS 1990 Silo. $7999, a/c. 7 350,4spd hursl,70K.$3500/bo. bnvn, 4dr, eng overhauled, exc own. 6 sealer, moonroof, 56k, DODGE Ram PU 1987-New CHEVY 1995, conversion hi- brakes,' tires, trans 1vi yrsoid, $9,500/bO 90B-273-8744 leather st. p/w. p/l, p/s. cruise. donors with this ad #1162. new$B10090B-964-7924 cap, sianl 6 eng, great cond, 201-670-456abpr 336-0720 cond, S8000 9O8-272-60B6 garage kept, loaded & detailed, top, many extras, too many to asking $6800. Days r/racks eves 908-276-6474 Call 1-800-2-DONATE." CHEVY 1993Blazer-Tahoflt.T $14,000908-232-2295 $4000/obo. 808-647-9377 JEEP 1992 Cherokee Laredo CHRYSLER1967 Convertible list, 5k ml- $20,000, 635-0268 908-686-0168 eves 253-3439 MERCUHY1969COUGAR-2 4dr. au!o, Ithr inl, trlr hitch. 4,3 alter 5pm Exc Cond, Black, 4 Door, 4x4, Oldsmobile 1992 Silhoutte Restored. Musi Sell! JC AUTO SALVAGE dr, p/s, A/C, new {jrakes & V6 eng, lugg rack, piem wWs, GMC 1988W SIERRA 2500 - CHEVY 1992 LUMINA APV 7 FORD 1989 Aerostar XLT 56K, New Tires. $11,800/OBO 43k, Ithr inter, all power, mint $7100/obo. 732-574-1166 starter, $900.903-709-0859 4x4, new GM Goodwrench eng DODGE 1995 1500LARAMIE pass, 38k mi, 1 owner, loaded. loaded, full pwr, well maim 908-277-0879 cond.. $9250-201-822-2996 Cars & Trucks Wanted' 56K. $13,500. 906-665-1362 908-464-0791 • CHYRSLER 1968 Newport, & tians, $4.500.908-769-1675 SLT 4X4 360 ci 38k loaded well $8000 908-272-3786 137K, $2950.9OB-647-6306 MG 1978 MIDGET CHEVY 1995 BLAZER LT maintained Ok grn matching JEEP 1992 Cherokee Laredo • PLYMOUTH 1984 Voyager 2dr, hfdtp. 87k, ac, ps/b, estate HONDA 1996 Passport EX: Plus Spare Parts Car Fully loaded, exel cond, 34k.. ARE cap w/boxes & lad rack FORD 1967 Econoiine Step Grey. 4x4, 6 cyl. exc. cond, Minivan 4 cyl rebuilt eng good PAY CASH tor most junk care. sale. $2000.201-279-6961 • $2500 908-654-4404 $19.900 908-769-2259 alrm, all pwr/alloy whls/snrf, $16,000.908-789-4801. Van- all option, power, 139k 80K. $11,000. 908-647-5177. cond $900. 908-233-0093. Free pickup! SUMMIT 12K, $24,500.908-233-1919 FIAT 1981 SPIDER CONV. MGB1964 CHEVY 1960 BLAZER Bl Exclusive P^B good cond. $6,000374-9702 JEEP 1993 Grand Cherokee PLYMOUTH 1939 Voyager, gd EXXON: 9O8-277-377S. ; rebuilt eng., good cond, FORO 1977 F350-12' rack CHRYSLER 1995 Town & Lois of extras! S60O0/OBO. Silverado, aulo, loaded, good ISUZU 1988 Trooper LS. 4wd. FORD 1997MARK III, TV/VCR L1ct; loaded, CO. good cond, cond, white, am/fm stereo, $37O0/BO, Call 906-686-2862 dump/400 VB/auto/diamond Country, silver, super loaded, 90K, $11,500/PO. 635-6836 201 -939-6092 cond. $190Q90a-464-0791 5 spd, 4 dr, good cond, $3900 loaded, wood trim, 3K fact. $3000.909-769-9005 afl 4pm PLEASE DONTATE " FORD 1953 350 w/wrecker on /BO, 9Q6-5B7-04BB/324-1850 pfate bed/lift gale/new trans/ TV, VCR, 12 Discs, 42k mi, MGB 1978 Conv. SBKmi new FOHD 1968 BRONCO II. B0K tires, $3500,908-665-2674 warr. $24,800973-956-7255 JEEP 1993 CHEROKEE Sport SUZUK11966 Samurai auto w CARS-TRUCKS-RVs back, low ml, body in exc cond. $17,000,908-273-9147 4dr,53k,tire carrier.great cond. paint/top mini lite wheels tires mi, air, all pwr, clean. $5,500. ISUZU 1995 RODEO Fully JEEP 1983 J20 Pickup: V8. /OD, 350 V8 Corvette enft,, To Feed & Clothe The Poor asking, $2000- 908-276 2002 Ford 3501981, Dual wheels on black, $10,500 906-931-0605 $6500/0bo 908-687-2622 908-241-3096 anytime loaded, must sell $17,500/bo CHRYSLER 1996-Grand Voy- auto, Meyers plow, good cond, Ithr Int, ac, amtm, hd/soft top, Of UNION COUNTY. Free . FORD 1957 T-BIRD: Black, rear, auto, all major parts new, ager, loaded, dual sliding door, fully reconditioned. Towing IRS Tax Deductible. Ford 1988 Bronco II XL 85k, 732-815-1550 ex! 262 42K, $350O/bo. 9C8-353-1690 JEEP 1996 Cherokee Sport ps/pb, p/wnd, p/seals. Loaded! OLDS 1955 HOLIDAY Hardtop rack body, side saddle storage, child seats. 31k,under warr, 201-344-8274. Info call 908-362-8060 writ, aulo, ac, new tires, run- 4dr 4x4 aulo a/c beige ext 14k S26,O0O/bO. 201-773-6757 Power steering 105K orig mi JEEP 1963 CHEROKEE Blue, good shape, many extras, $16.500 908-301-0993 JEEP -1987 Wrangler Laredo, ninggrt $3500 908-508-1525 $13,70O/bo9O8-68fl-0215 TOYOTA 1991 Previaexcond, Exc cond $6900 908-6650337 low mi, mint cond, am/lm $6000. Sal 908-789-2276. blk, 4WD, 3 tops. JVC stereo FORD 1964 T Bird runs well, JEEP 1996 GRAND Cherokee alarm, fully loaded, must see WANTED JUNK CARS OLDSMOBILE 1969 Cutlass FORD 19B9 Bronco: VB,stereo, alarm, $2800 meeting DODGE - 1982, B250 pass ays, Viper alarm, »xc cond needs batt, $17S0/bo. Car In FORD 1991 Explorer Eddie Lid - blk, Ian' ithr, loaded, all $10,000.906-591-3897 Immediate Pickup Conv, 2 dr, red w/wriite int. & green, am/fm radio, cassette by appl only. Contact owner Van, VB, auto, ps/b, runs/need 101K, must sail moving. Wesitield. 212-661 -7752pm options, CD, cass, mnri, run- 908-233-2651 top. 350, V8, auto, exc, cond. player, cruise control, 125K, 906-273-5384/212-776-8085 Bauer Excl cond, new tires, work, $250.732-572-0047 ''• $5500.201-912-9610 VW1973 WEEKENDER 4 new 212-475-0725ain, ning brd, h miles, Must Sell! Asking $7500. '906-669-0330 $8,000/bo; 906-647-4285 asking $8,000 908-654-5736 tires, all In working order, MAZDA 1994 B4000 SE - DODGE Hi-Top Van 1984 JEEP 1967 WRANGLER $26.000/Ob0.201 -912-0309 . FORD 1964 Galaxle-Driver FbRD1991EXPi.ORER.XLT- FORD 1996 F150 XL, V8, aulo, $2,500*0 201 -327-7120 WE BUY ANY HONDA, complete 352, 4V, auto, great PLYMOUTH 1969 Fury. 383 4 4WD,36K,V8, 5 sod, A/C, auto, air, am/fm. $2500. 100K on body, new rhotor,- MAZDA, NISSAN, TOYOTA. Red/Sllver, am/fm CD, phone. a/o, dura liner, exe cond. Call 906-276-9005 JEEP 1968 CHEROKEE 4X4 resto proj w/little TLC, $2500. Bar. console auto, orig owner. anvlm cass, cusl. cap, slider, 6cyt,4WD. black rag top, auto, load*d tnttd windows VIMCMIHMIH 1415 Junk, damaged or high miles. gd cond $2995. 908-647-7050 75K, $9,990-908-277-1063 bedllner, under warr. $11,900. $11,600. Call 973-594-5865 bikini top, arruWcass. Exc 906-24T-2793 DODGE 1S90 RAM 250 - high $6400 b/0 908-276-1431 .Will pay $200 to $2000, de- FORD 1992 Explorer Eddie 906-439-9155. GMC-1993 HD- 3500. Dump Cond. Exc on gas, great on 1A AUTO-Damagad re- FORD 1965 Mustang, 2 door PONTIAC 1972 GTO red, top conv. 8 cyl., p/s, p/b, dual pends on condition, for 1988 Bauer fully loaded, low mi., exc Truck, back pack, 26,500 mi; snow and off road) $5800 obo. JEEP 1990 CHEROKEE pairable, good running cars coupe, good cond, 7BK mi. 115K,40Qcu.irt. V8.M40lurbo tanks, p/w/l, a/c, C/C, tilt whl., and up. We pick up and pay cond, $14.000.908-687-4397 NISSAN 1989 PATHFINDER $1B,95O. 908-665-0752 908-232-2481 Laredo,' wtiite.am/fm cass. wanted, classics & junks. $$. $3600/BO. call 908-687-4635 auto trans, dual exh., 8-track, XE V6,4 wh dr, p/s p/w p/dlcks, CB 4 rdr. detct., color TV, VCR, cash, seven days a weak. good cond.$6,600. Call eves Free towing. 1-800-281-1435. 1-B88-TowJunk orig, build sheel, $4000/bo. FORD 1992 EXPLORER 99K $8000 908-653-0495 JEEP 1988 Comanche, long bed, Ithr. 23k, 1 owner! Mint GRAHAM PAIGE 1937 mOIOf JEEP • 1987 Wrangler Laredo; 201-467-B750 AACONAUTO 906-6B7-2250 Kurt. EddieBauer,75K.One Owner. bad, 4cyl, 2wd, 4spd, air. ps condl $13.000.908-241-8698 Wk. 4W0, 3 tops, JVC stereo sounds good, body is solid, Exc Condition. $12,000. TOYOTA 1994 PICKUP 4X4 JEEP 1994 Cherokee Sport, S Truck buyers. Top $$ paid. nwds some work, S3000/bo. ,'pb, bedllner, toolbox, 75K. sys, Viper alarm, exc cond STUDEBAKER1949- 908-232-6910 or 232-2287. 4 cyl. 5 spd. alarm, 56K, DODGE 1992 Grand Caravan, exc cond, green, 4dr, sunroof, Same day cash. 526-2466. 573-765-1304 Convertible- white, original $2000.908-351-9602 101K, must sell moving. mint cond, Warr't Incl. $10,500 white, exc cond. Loaded. a/c, 6cyl, 5spd. 63K, $11,500 AUTO BUYERS-We buy cars owner, restored, beautitul, FORD 1993 Explorer Sport orb/o 908-233-0579 $5500.973-912-9610 tobo. Call 973-762-7627 •JAGUAR* XKE 1972, coup, 4x4 auto, 65k orig ml, Ml pwr, VimiJtw 1410 S8500/BO. 908-754-6370 and trucks. We pay more'l! Can-lhidu-Mm blk, 4spd, ac, p/s, 20k orig, exc $12.500201-444-1463 JEEP 19B8 CHEROKE E - 4 dr, JEEP 1994 Grand Cherokee We pay oft loans and leases exc cond, 1 owner, factory war- DODGE 1992 RAM 250, Bcyl, cond. asking 519,995. TRIUMPH 1980 TR-8 convert. ranlyto 75k, mU6i seSS! $11,750 Track! tTrilterc 1405 CHEVY CUSTOM VAN 1976 4x4. aulo a/c, pioneer trim, Larado- 52k, 6 cyl, mint cond. overnight. 1-800-22B-990B y 201-670-6791 Only 1700 mfg'd, 58K orig ' Automallc. Asking $500 auto, p/s. p/b, p/w air, 32K cas. exc. cond. Roady lor winter. $16,000 908-964-12Se or 908-668-2817 Rumkif ornoH very negotiable 90B-39B-139B CHEVY 1993 SUBURBAN miles. Strong engine, good Z01-467-4917 tv $10,000 &Q6-464-5693 $6495/bO. 908-753-1260 afl 5. JAQUAR1977XJ6L4dr,dohc FORD 1994 Explorer XLT-blk, MAZDA 1990 MPV MINIVAN- CASH FOR JUNK Unwanted M0hSfl (MR nMI bnMfl body & lop, new Interior. Needs Beige/black, 39K ml, very 6, auto, pw/pl/ps/pb, A/C, good 32K, all XLT access. 6-CD clean, A/C, Heavy duty trallsr- CHEVY 19B6 Hi-lop Conv, van FORD '86 E350 Van-auto, ps,, JEEP 1969 Cherokee Sport • 4WD, reart/c, p/w, p/b, p/s, p/l, Cars, Trucks * Motorcycles. FncPfckup. conri, driven dally, $1650/obo some minor mech'l work, ac,ladder rack, gd wrkhorse. 4x4, 5spd, hitch, ac, cass, 1- »xc cond, garaged. 114k ml, Free pick-up! 908-815-9570 $4450/BO.90a-68B-324B player, run'g board, alrm, new ing, 350, S.7I, v8, root racks. C-20, 1O0K, looks/rung Bd. CaNJo*,201-MI-2IM. 906-241-2685 brks. $18,500.908-277-2640 $19,500; 201-784-9241 moving $2900,973-966-5473 $1500.'obo. 906-667-6509 Ownr $5OOO/bo 90B-665-002Q $8600; 908-464-5160 or 965-8988 Tips for making your ad THOMAS LINCOLN/MERGUFY more effective . • Start your ad with the item for sale, -v '- service you are offering or job title of the person you are looking to hire. D O • O Be descriptive. Brand New 1998 Lincoln The more informa- tion you provide to the reader, the better the responses will be to your ad. • Use bold type, white space or decorative characters to bring attention 1997 Mercury Brand New 1997 Mercury to your ad. 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