TtBB Serving Westfield, Scotch Plains and Fanwood Friday, July 22, 2005 50 cents A new look and a new pastor for Westfield church after a long career road including stints as a the same aspects as being an educator — THE RECORD-PRESS teacher, coach, administrator and counselor. teaching, counseling, inspiring and adminis- Boyea graduated from Potsdam College in trating. WESTFIELD — In the midst of the excit- 1981 with a degree in sociology and psycholo- "Ministry to nie is about teaching in the ing yet somewhat hectic renovations now gy. He then received his master's in educa- best sense of the word," he says. "It is not just underway at the First Congregational tion and administration at East Stroudsburg about imparting information, but about lov- Church of Westfield, Mark Boyea has found a University in Pennsylvania, where he met his ing, guiding, consoling and encouraging those home as the church's new senior minister. wife of more than 20 years, Cindy Seeley in your care." Boyea is the 14th full-time pastor in the Boyea. The couple have two children, Ryan While working as a coach and administra- church's 12/5-year history. and Kelsey, and currently live in Scotch tor, Boyea became interested in the psycho- Sitting in an office surrounded by signs of Plains. logical aspects of human performance. He construction, including the repainting of the Boyea went on to a career in education and pursued his doctorate in psychology at the sanctuary, now windows, ceiling repair, new counseling, serving as a teacher, coach and University of Maryland and earned his Ph.D. pew cushions ami renovations to tho church administrator at several schools including in 1994. offices, Boyea remains calm and confident Thomas College in Waterville, Maine, The But after feeling the desire to Iwcome part Turf Installed at that it will all be worth it in the end. University of Maryland, and Daniel Webster of the church all his life, Boyea finally could Born in upstate , Boyea was the College in Nashua, N.H. He also taught at not ignore the urge. He was ordained in June Keillor Stadium eighth of nine children. Faith was always a several private high schools. of this year following a three-year tenure as huge part of his life, and from an early age he "Education helped me. I couldn't think of assistant minister of Union Congregational Work is now underway on the had a "nagging sense" he should become a better thing to have done," he said, pointing installation of a new synthetic turf involved in the church. That desire matured out thnt being a minister involves many of (Continued on page A-2) MARK BOYEA field and track at Kehler Stadium in Westfietd. The project, funded in large part by bond referendum approved last December, is designed to increase use of the Officers can make facility by student-athletes and community groups. For the full story, see Sports, Page C-1. their case in court The incident produced com- 'Hostile environment' plaints from the parents of sever- claims can proceed, al of the vehicle's four occupants, and a lawsuit was later filed but township prevails against the township alleging police violated the passengers' on other counts civil rights. That case, unrelated to this month's decision, eventu- By BRAD BISHOP ally reached a .settlement. THE RECORD-PRESS The four Scotch Plains police officers — Patrolmen Brian SCOTCH PLAINS — A three- Cheney, Matthew Fugett and judge panel has ruled that a Brian Garbinski, and Kevin racial discrimination lawsuit Loncrgan, who has since been brought by township policemen promoted to sergeant — filed suit against the department's former after they wore1 reprimanded by Beating die dram leadership can proceed to trial, at then-Cnpt. Marshall Nelson. least on .some of the officers' Nelson was later promoted to Ier ingenuity charges. chief before retiring in 2004; the Westfield resident Dave Preucil has In a unanimous 3-0 decision four officers remain employed by devised a creative solution to a filed July 5, the Superior Court's the police department. unique problem — how to get the Appellate Division partially The officers complained that best sound out of the decorated reversed retired judge Edward Nelson, who is black, subjected drums used by marching bands. For BeglinVsummary judgment rul- them to a racially hostile work the full story on Preucil's invention, Sidewalk Sales Days ing in favor of the township, like- environment because they are turn to Community Life, Page B-1. ly sending the complex case white. They also alleged that before a jury. then-Chief* Thomas O'Brien a treat in Westfield The appellate court ruled that "aided and abetted" Nelson's Beglin had erred actions. in summarily Ill the text of dismissing "We are delighted with the GO-page claims that for- the decision since it basi- decision. the mer Capt. Appellate Court Marshall Nelson cally (dismissed) the agreed that n created a racial- important claims against suine of Nelson's i ly hostile work comments — the town." environment for which allegedly four white offi- — Doug Hansen included veiled cers, in id that township attorney threats and \ f former Chief coarse racial ref- \ m Thomas O'Brien iTences — - war- aided and abetted Nelson's rant examination by a jury. actions. \1 ^MI^JBBJAJ:.^' "A jury could legitimately BROOKS CRANDALLVCORRESPONDENT The court ruled that Beglin reach a conclusion that these Local residents were treated to special bargains was correct to dismiss several '^SN^B^^^B^B^BSHBVBI and some outdoor entertainment over the week- comments were racially-based i other claims made by the officers, and were sufficiently severe to end, courtesy of the Downtown Westfield including charges of handicap Corporation's Sidewalk Sales Days promotion. warrant relief under the LAD Student Interns In At top, Clown Chips gets a giggle out of Penny discrimination, retaliatory con- I Law Against Discrimination >," Yannlcelli on Sunday afternoon. Above, Grace duct and infliction of emotional the court found. Conine's office r Peralta poses for caricature artist Gina distress. The panel also upheld In the course of Nelson's Minichino. And at left, Robert Peralta finds a new Beglin's rejection of the plain- investigation into the April 2000 In her summer internship for Sen. Jon use for balloons. The DWC's summer events tifTs claims for summary judg- incident, he allegedly told the Corzine, Westfield resident Gwen continue next week with the Sweet Sounds ment regarding the township's plaintiff's they were •gutless and Tobert found that sometimes, politics Downtown jazz festival Tuesday night and the liability in the case. spineless" for drawing weapons. really is about helping people. To read 5K and Pizza Extravaganza Wednesday; for Four white township police He also is accused of saying that about what Tobert did during her more on the race, turn to the Sports section. officers filed the suit in 2000 if his son had been in the car, he summer vacation, turn to Page A-3. after being reprimanded for their would hunt the officers down and actions during a late-night motor "shoot (them) in the head like the vehicle stop in April of that year. dog(s) (they) are." According to court documents, Nelson also allegedly told the Some progress is seen in Lot 5 Scutch Plains and Fanwood four officers that during nn inci- police stopped a red Jeep dent in which he used his night- By ANNA BOGOANOWICZ times numbering over 100, that there before or after movies get Cherokee containing four black stick against a white man earlier Red Cross hosts THE RECORD-PRESS gather there. An incident earlier out, blocking the sidewalk and passengers on Marline Avenue in in his career, he "probably" hit this year left one local teen making some residents "nervous" Fanwood, the man harder and more times WESTFIELD — Increased injured and his father calling for said Cronin. Police were responding to because of the victim's race. babysitting class police efforts appear to have a curfew, though most complaints The issue of controlling these reports of possible gunfire at the In May 2000, Ihe four officers The Westfield/Mountainside chapter reduced the number (if teenagers about the area are not as serious. large groups first came about a Park Avenue overpass near were issued performance notices of the American Red Cross will offer congregating in the municipal "We noticed we created an number of years ago, according Route 22 and were searching for stating they had used excessive a babysitting class for teens from parking lot behind the Rialto attractive environment for them to Cronin. The Downtown a vehicle matching the Jeep's force and were verbally repri- 6:30-9:30p.m. Monday and Tuesday movie theater, Sgt. Scott Rodger to come, but when you have that Westfield Corporation developed description. The vehicle's four manded and given counseling. at the chapter headquarters, 321 Elm said at a Downtown Westfield number of teenagers coming several ideas, such as having occupants were allegedly hand- Nelson was also given a verbal St. in Westfield. A fee will be Corporation (DWC) meeting together, the situation escalated," some sort of community patrol in cuffed and required to lie face reprimand for li Jiving made charged and pre-registration is Monday. said Sherry Cronin, DWC execu- the area or even playing classical down on tin* pavement for an "demeaning and inappropriate required; call (908) 232-7090 or Lot 5, near the intersection of tive director. music. But with several reported extended period of time. But no remarks...during his investiga- email johnsonl@corssnet. org. East Broad Street and Central One reason for the gatherings assaults, the corporation decided weapons were found in the vehi- tion." Avenue, has attracted attention could be the presence of the cle, and the four passengers were due to the groups of teens, some- movie theater. Teenagers gather (Continued on page A-2) released at the .scene. (Continued nn page- A-2) Council weighs traffic-calming measures for Shady Lane Commentary A-4 By ANNA BOGDANOWICZ road, which connects South and Martine behind this issue in order for it to happen. fications in the Benson Place/Chestnut THE HECOHD-PHEKS avenues. "This needs to be grassroots driven," Street neighborhood proved unpopular Community Life B-1 "You can make a mint on that road!" said Molemmr. who has argued at least 80 with residents. FANWOOD — The issue of speeding said Hargrove, adding that he is willing to percent of the street's residents should Molennnr explained thnt there is a Sports C-1 traffic on Shady Lane was brought up stnrt a grassroots movement to lobby for support any action by the town. noise issue that comes along with speed again at the Borough Council's July 12 traffic calming measures on the street. Molenaar, who is also n professional humps, too. The road is narrow and the Prime Time A-8 monthly meeting, as driving patterns on That's exactly what local officials need planner with expertise in transportation houses art' close to the street, .so u land- the street have caused local residents to to see before taking action, said issues, believes that if the entire commu- scaping truck driving by could create a Obituaries A-6 ask for traffic-calming measures. Councilman Jack Molenaar. While several nity is nut behind the measures, traffic- noise nuisance on the humps, according to Resident Joseph Hargrove, who lives at traffic calming solutions have been pro- calming devices such as speed humps Molenanr. Real Estate B-4 47 Shady Lane, has already called the posed, including speed humps, stop signs, would end up being ripped out and wast- But Councilman Stuart Klein, who police about the speeding problem, noted or "left turn only" signs, Molenaar pointed ing money. The Westfield Town Council Police Log A-5 them art* many families who live on the out that the whole neighborhood must be had that experience last year, when modi- (Continued on |ingii A-2) A-2 Record Press July 22, 2005 Officers can make their case Foley responds on field flap children and families in owners had long since grown (Continued from page A-l) "It means my clients will have our day in court THE RECORD-PRESS Westfield and surrounding com- up. "Empty yards in the past and that a jury will make the decision," Adler said. munities" and urged parents to have now become playgrounds The plaintiffs also alleged that O'Brien allowed He said he expected the case to go to trial Home- WESTFIELD — register complaints with school for toddlers, just as they have Nelson to investigate the motor vehicle stop even tirne over the winter. Much of the time-consuming Superintendent William Foley officials and local media. throughout Westfu-ld. Schools though Nelson exhibited signs of prejudging the discovery process is already concluded, which incident; the township argued, in turn, that O'Brien sent a letter to parents of young League officials did not respond need to expand and fields need should allow the case to proceed quicker, Adler said. athletes in the Westfield to repeated inquiries for this to bo made safe," | wrote. He conducted prompt investigations into both the Meanwhile, Doug Hanson, the township attor- lo motor vehicle Htop and Nelson'.t conduct, and repri- Baseball League last week, story. also acknowledged that the ney, said, "We are delighted with the decision since after the school district's deci- defeat of the school budget manded both. it basically (dismissed) the important claims In his letter to league par- "Both sides of this debate could be viewed as sion to stop play at the varsity ents, Foley called the move "a pushed the problem to the back against the town." field at Edison Intermediate difficult decision, but one J had burner for some time. plausible," the Appellate Court found regarding the Hansen, who maintained that the spirit of School drew an angry response. erstwhile chiefs actions. "It may be that a jury will Nelson's remarks "was not racially-motivated or to make," adding "the risk that Foley also wrote that the dis- agree! with OTirien's contentions as to the meaning hostile," said the township will petition the state At a Board of Education a child would he injured had to trict's long-term solution will be attributable to his words and conduct, but the jury Supreme Court to reconsider parts of the latest rul- meeting last month, Foley take priority over the league's to erect poles and muting along could also accept plaintiffs' interpretation.'' ing. "If not successful, we will proceed to trial." announced that play at the field access to the field." the first-base side of the field Both sides claimed the latest ruling was a victo- Hansen went out of his wny to downplay the would be discontinued until He pointed out that other and to move the backstop to ry. severity of the dispute; he also said he is "confident" safety issues could be resolved. fields, including the JV field at within 35 feet of home plate. The officers' attorney, Steven Adler, said he was the township will prevail in the case. The move came in response to a Edison and the field at Bid specifications are now "thrilled" by the ruling, though he said the appellate Stuff writer Anna Bogdanowicz provided addi- complaint from a neighborhood Roosevelt Intermediate, were being prepared, and the project decision was "expected." tional rvjjoiiing for this story. resident, John Githen, that foul made available, and that no should be completed in the fall, balls were leaving the sports games were cancelled because he said, so the varsity field will' complex and posing a danger to teams were without a place to be ready for next spring. nearby homes. play. The issue may be dormant The district's move mollified Foley said the issue came up until then. Lorre Korecky, a Githen but angered the local because the nearby homes are spokeswoman for the district, Some progress is seen in Lot 5 baseball league, which circulat- now owned by families new to said league play concluded July (Continued from page A-l) last year decided to hire an officer cer check the entire business dis- ed an email claiming the deci- town, who have young children: 15, though the possibility exist- to patrol the area out of its accu- trict along with Lot 5," said sion "adversely affects dozens of the children of the previous ed of playoff games in Westfield. it needed something more. mulated surplus. Rodger'coordi- Rodger. However, having an offi- "We really wanted dedicated nates the program, and officers cer monitor the lot every half an resources," said Cronin. Alter ask- are assigned the job by the police hour, as the Downtown Wcstfield. ing the police department to lobby department. Corporation had ho|Xid, became A new pastor for Westfield church for more resources, the corporation "Their goal was to have an ofli- impossible due to the amount of (Continued from page A-l) this same sense of story-telling job he graduated from Drew For Boyea, the chance to to know the people hero and When the time is right for cleaning up! Officers now monitor the area Theological School with a become the new senior minister understand their needs, the about every hour. Master of Divinity Degree, was something he could not pass needs of the church and what's We remove all or some of the contents of any Although the amount of kids sum ma cum laudo. up. "This was the opportunity possible with the resources home/apartment/property, estate etc. being tolci to leave the lot by offi- Worshipers can be assured that stood out from the rest." He available. "I will do this in col- cers has ranged from zero to 167 they will hear a great story at views the community's laboration with them, and we FROM: THE BASEMENT • THE GARAGE • THE ATTIC depending on the night, Rodger services led by Boyea. He strengths, needs, and people as a will figure out what we want to • THE YARD OR ALMOST ANYWHERE feels there have been some posi- describes himself as a story- perfect match for his own tal- l)e," hi' says. As for his hope? tive changes. teller and fondly remembers ents and interests. In addition. and dreams for the church, he Call us when you want it done correctly from a company that cares. "It looks like the number of peo- telling the tales of the Bible in a Boyea's wife Cindy works as a atld.s, "I'll tell you in .six ple there is dropping,"said Rodger. creative way during his previous commercial property manager in months!"' However, Rodger noted at the experiences at Union Manhattan, so it was important During the renovations, wor- meeting that forcing kids out of Congregational Church. There, to find a church in a location ship services are being held in a Lot 5 may just push them into he enjoyed the freedom to use that is compatible with her com- room downstairs normally used another area, creating the same off-beat strategies during the mute. for receptions after services. problem elsewhere. service such as Tying on his back Before Boyea's appointment, Kenovntions should be complet- The patrol program is unlikely at the altar while groaning out Keith Jones served First ed in the fall, and Boyea looks BEEZWAY TRASH REMOVAL SYSTEM" to become a regular budget item INNURM) loud to portray a story, and even Congregational as interim min- forward to the future. "We'll be l/MFOKMID for the DWC. 'This was an experi- using sock puppets for a chil- ister for almost two years. Boyea ready to take off," ho says. "It's 732-248-6543 IMPUmiS ment, a pilot," said Cronin. dren's sermon. He hopes to use describes Jones as "doing a great exciting!" Shady Lane (Continued from page A-l) Headturner lives on Shady Lane, said that shouldn't necessarily stop the council from taking action. "You And < olormi alon have to balance an increase in noise with an increase in safety," said Klein. According to Klein there are a lot of kids on the road and the traffic can get pretty swift, espe- cially during rush hour. "Even one speeder can become an inci- dent," said Klein. HOT For I Time Customers Only Another possible solution For ret;iil display ,iJvertkin^ in Westfield m, Mountainside, Scorcmh Plains, would be to find measures to restrict the volume of traffic on Fanwond or Sprin^idd a intact Patrick Flaherty at 732-396-4220 ' the street. 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Many have transferred to WESTFIKI.D — Alter working closely with a local design com Washington University student woman requested help obtaining Cotv.ine's campaign staff, and mittiv to capture the rijjht look, (iiuiu-Sttip has agreed on a historic Gwen Tobert. 19. completed a .style facade that will match the npix'arance of the downtown for it -s an updated driver's license others have left for different jobs. new .store, to Ix1 located ;it llii) Kasi Hroad St. seven-week summer internship because the DMV refused to "Much «f the work that's going 1 with Senator Jon Corzine two issue one. The woman had immi- on right now is just constituent The popular \ icleo pmii chain store will take on a difierent look weeks ago. from the a|)]X'ai;iiue it usually s|xu1s in malls and along highways. grated legally from Italy in the services," Ciwen says. That's not At first, GameStop officials wiintwl to put up a shiny sign with the But Owen's work had little 1920s, but she had no naturalizn- to say she downplays the impor- company's name, the way must of the locations are seen, hut lorn! impact on Corzine's job as a sen- tion record proving she was a tance of the work. She says her officials prevailed on them to adopt a different look. ator. She did not plav partisan legal immigrant. best days occurred when, after GWEN TOBERT 'This was an opportunity to do something diftervnt from tin- politics, and she did nothing to Gwen intervened by contact- many hours, she was finally able GameStnps seen in mall.-- and mi Houte 'J.2," said Sherry Ciimin, further Corzine's campaign for ing top staff members at theto help someone. the gubernatorial election, Gwen executive din-ctui* of the Downtoua Westfield ('oi|Hiiation. governor. DMV and giving them the paper- Gwen says her boss is trying says with certainty that she has The huildmgon Kast Rroad St ivet was huilt in the 18(K).s and lea Instead, she spent her entire work necessary for the woman tn hard to balance his dual respon- no interest in campaign politics. tint's a tin ceiling which will I/H-pivsorved during tin- reconstruction. internship helping ordinary peo- obtain a license. sibilities as a senator in A college sophomore majoring in There is also t r;itiM>m glass JIITOVO the sJnivlrout that allows natural ple. "It feels good when you'get to "She was the sweetest old Washington and a candidate for international studies, she hopes light to eouie in. (Ytmin say:- one j.'nal of tin- (iiujcct is to make fcv. help someone." she savs. lady. All she wanted was to have governor in . to work in the Foreign Service changes to the old building. When New Jersov residents her license back and tn have that Sometimes, he flies between when she grows up. "We wanted to make- it look a> close to the original as possible," encounter a problem with the freedom," Gwen says. '"She's been Newark and Washington three Since much of that work suid Cronin, government, many call or write here (in the U.S.I forever, ami she times a day, Gwtin says. "He real- entails helping ordinary The building wa> previously occupied by a vitamin shop, the Senator Corzine. Gwen investi- couldn't understand why tht-v h tries to be in Washington for Americans, her experiences this Health and Nutrition ('enter, fur mure than 20 \ears. gated these constituent problems weren't giving her a license." the issues that count," .she says. summer are likely to come in Although the idea of putting Ji wooden storefront was broached. during her internship. Now that Corzine has decided Regardless of the outcome of handy. GnmeSlop pushed back, saying many wooden storefronts deterin rate easily. Insti ad. the OMnpnm .ind the design conimittcr decided on a uuilli-hiycred exlrnur wall insiilalioti and finish system fouiul Boro awards contract for repair of courts on both commercial buildings and homes. (lameStop has also agi'ci'd to spend nnxv moni-y than initiallv 1 ByANNABOGPANOWICZ courts will be completely ripped and then- will be plenty of time teams. "They seonu'd excited," intended tiir the sloivf'rnnt. Tlu c<>nu>iiiv will spentl $15,000 (n $'JO.(HK) mi the new facade, a substantial increase from the $5. TI1K RECORD-PRESS " out and replaced with these new to finish the field by the middle said Higgins. i courts by late August or earlv of fall. A pro-construction mi'i-ting fur they we're willin.u' t<> •^» iul ;it first. Alon:: witli tin* historic-style FANWOOD — The girls of the September, according to Higgins. in addition to the overall state the building of the tennis courts front, ('runin said, tbe design will also uuiude d<\orative molding. Scotch Plains-Fanwood High The girls' team usually begins of the softbail field, safety con- was scheduled to he held Deniolit ion tn the fnmt and interior space of the building is cm • School tennis team can soon look practice in early August, but tin- cerns have arisen because balls Wednesday, after press time. The ivntly undef\\ay. Plans to lirmg (iameStop to the downtown have forward to playing on brand now repairs moans they may have to have been hit over the fence and contractor will have -15 days from been in the work.- fin about six months now. and the new store courts in LaGrande Park. The wait to practice closer to the sea- intu the adjacent children's play- that point to do the job. should l>e up amund Septeinber, aiviirdin^ to Cronin. courts are part of a renovation son in September. ground. A ."30-foot screen was put plan for the park and should be As part of the overall project in to try and fix the problem, but completed and available forth e to rebuild the park, the soi'th-siM balls were still being hit over the team by the fall. field will also undergo changes. fence. In a final attempt to solve SEAL COATING BY TOPNOTCH The courts will replace the Plans are in place to realign tin- the problem, the distance down 1-888-327-8379 or 908-684-4122 ; existing cracked and creviced field and bids are currently being the foul line from home plate was (and^daplhci ones, which were virtually analyzed. They should be award- changed from U'JO to ."}65 feet. SOUTH PLAINFIELD < Prolongs Driveway Life v unplayable, said Fanwood ed in August, according t<> The plans for the new tennis LANPSCAPtNG AT AFFORDABLE PRICES ESTIMATES • Beautifies & Protects Councilman Joe Higgins. 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Florida's "hanging In a classic Bugs Bunny car- chad" debacle in 2000 is the best-remembered example of toon, Bugs refuses to let a con- the problem, but after both elections there were ques- struction crew destroy his rabbit tions about the integrity of the voting process, ranging hole to make way for a highway, from fraud allegations to voter intimidation to electronic After a great deal of commotion records that couldn't quite be found. Claims of a vast con- with high explosives, Bugs out- spiracy were mostly confined to a group of paranoids, but lasts the road crew and in the midst of a futuristic tangle of the widespread reports of complaints did little to bolster superhighways, a concrete rein- public confidence in the political process. forced rabbit hole rises like a The reasons behind the flaws in our voting system are 5R3RIS... smokestack. legion: different standards in different jurisdictions, insufficient oversight and public investment, old-fash- ioned incompetence and, in some cases, political malfea- Guest sance. But the basic obstacle to getting the problems fixed is that the interests of our political parties cut in commentary opposite directions. Democrats, who believe they benefit from increased voter turnout, generally emphasize voter I access. Republicans, who agree that increased turnout If this cartoon had been drawn helps Democrats, emphasize voting enforcement — that after the most recent U.S. Supreme Court case on eminent is, cracking down on potential fraud. The parties often domain, Bugs wouldn't have stood mean very different things when they talk about "voting a chance! reform," and the resulting tug of war can make it hard to Thanks to our revolutionary pass even common-sense, uncontroversial measures. history, much of the language of So it was heartening to learn that acting Gov. Richard the U.S. Constitution and early Codey, a Democrat, recently signed into law a number of amendments reflect a desire to worthwhile voting reform measures that were sponsored stem the government's reach into or co-sponsored by local state Sen. Thomas Kean Jr., a our private lives. But at the same Republian. Kean is a politican, but he's also a policy Letters to the editor time, the Founding Fathers recog- wonk with a genuine interest in good-government issues, nized that government must be and that's reflected in the new laws. able to act for the public good. The legislation package approaches voting reform So who defines "public good"? Why play political donations game? The Supreme Court turned up the from both the "enforcement" and "access" perspectives, heat on one of the most hotly and displaying a concern for accuracy while respecting the To The Record-Press: has been awarded by the Union Board of Education. The Best Companies Group, out of Harrisburg, Further, PMK board of directors member James widely debated principles of rights of voters. One measure mandates the creation of a American law with a recent deci- statewide voter registration system and decrees that Pa., has determined that the PMK Group of Johnston insists that "there never has been and Cranford, an environmental engineering and con- never will be" a connection. sion on this very question. every polling place have at least one system that is acces- sulting firm, is one of the; 50 "Best Places to Work in Besides Union Township, PMK has a steady The case began in New London, sible to the handicapped; another increases criminal NJ in 2005." stream of customers including the municipalities of Co mi. The city proposed "taking" penalties for ballot-tampering and fraud, as well as voter The Best Companies Group appears to be one Linden, Cranford and Hillside, as well as just about several probities through emi- intimidation. Others that a voter's "Bill of Rights" be those consulting firms that offers business confer- every county in the state of New Jersey, In fact, it is nent domain for economic redevel- posted in voting areas and that the state Attorney ences complete with training seminars which are my understanding the Union County Board of opment. The existing homes had General and county election boards devote resources to touted as a "must attend for corporate CEOs, human Chosen Freeholders is currently getting ready to nothing wrong with them except election training. resources professionals" and the like. Typically cost- award a no-bid contract to PMK, and in the year that they were in the way. The A fifth measure mandates that a paper record of all ing over a thousand dollars per attendee, with a 2004 alone the freeholders awarded the company Supreme Court ruled that the eco- reduced price for early bird registrants, they describe more than $800,000 in environmentally-related no- nomic development purpose of the votes be created and made available for inspection and themselves as "an exciting new initiative dedicated redevelopment project was a valid verification at the time a vote is cast — particularly bid contract work. to finding and recognizing New Jersey's Best Besides having money coming in on a regular interpretation of "public good" and important as we make the transition to electronic voting Employers.''To be considered for the honor as a "Best basis the company has also been dispensing it rather upheld the town's taking of the machines. Place to Work," an employer needs to complete an freely According to the ELEC Web site, PMK and its properties. Many parts of the new laws were needed so that the organizational inventory, the employees complete an affiliates have made contributions in the neighbor- The decision sent shock waves state would comply with federal legislation. Still, it's anonymous survey, then all of the data is analyzed — hood of $185,000 to political entities on both sides of across the political landscape. If heartening to see a little bipartisan cooperation on for a fee, of course — and the results arc published the aisle, ant! all over the state since October 2001. economic benefit — as defined by worthwhile voting reform, and to know that one of our in a magazine and posted on the Web site. It seems PMK's business reputation appears to be excel- local officials — is enough to local legislators played a role. that congratulations are in order as PMK placed lent, delivering what they promise with only one authorize taking your property, is 21st in its category, named along with 50 companies instance of a fine paid to a government entity, and it OK for your town to condemn of between 25 and 99 employees: it is unclear how that appeared to be a genuine accident. Why it feels your house to make room for a many other companies applied. it must play the game seems to be the question. Just strip mall? Or to get rid of older, Recently PMK found itself in the spotlight again as the fee to The Best Companies Group ensures a smaller houses to make way for as the result of certain campaign contributions made spot on the "A" list, these political contributions can McMansions? The Supreme Court The Record-Press is here for you during the recent school board election in Union be viewed as an insurance policy to guarantee future said it was, unless state law said Township. According to an Election Law work. What a shame — the PMK Group should have otherwise. The following information should help you get your Enforcement Commission iELEC» official quoted in been allowed to make it totally on its own by virtue In reaction. Congress immedi- ideas and community news into The Record-Press: a recent Star-Ledger story, the company may have of its good business practices; then, it would have ately voted to prevent federal Call Editor Gregory Marx at (732) 396-4219 with story gone over the allowable limit whieli a corporation been able to use the insurance "premiums" as dona- funds from being used in this way. suggestions, questions or comments. For sports, call (732) can makt? to a campaign. PMK and an affiliated com- tions to a good cause or two. thus making the firm a In addition, here in New Jersey, pany gave the slate of incumbents $5,000 of the Best Company in NJ to Work for not only in '05, but where state law cuiTontly allows $14,000 that they spent on their successful re-elec- '04/03/02 and '01 as well. eminent domain to be used on Our address: The Record-Press, 301 Central Ave., Clark, tion bid. PMK officials have said that the contribu- NJ. 07066. PATRICIA QUATTROCCHI "blighted" properties, several bills tions had nothing to do with contracts that the firm Garwood were introduced to narrow appro- Our fax number is 1732) 574-2613. priate uses for eminent domain Our e-mail address is [email protected]. fxnver. State must end 'special spending' It's an understatement to say To The Record-Press: there are still mixed feelings about The deadline for submitting articles and press releases — $37 million to Special Management Aid to bal- eminent domain today. On the to The Fiecord-Press is 5 p.m. Friday. The recent budget process in Trenton was an ance Camden City's budget example of why taxpayers are deeply concerned — $500,000 t(> Montclair Board of Education - one hand, the idea of the govern- The deadline for submitting letters to the editor is 10 about the future. ment taking land and homes — a.m. Monday. Desegregation Aid The Democrats, who have control of both houses — $1 million to Montclair Board of Education - even if they pay for it — seems ('orrtM'tion policy of the legislature and the Office of the Governor, did Minority Student Achievement somehow un-American, On the not release the details of the budget until the late — $1 million to Collingswood School District other hand, many of us would The Record-Prvsx will correct errors of fact, context or hours of Friday evening before the July 4th week- — $300,000 for Alcyon Lake Dredging agree that Bugs should move his presentation and clarify any news content that confuses or end. The debate began after midnight, when most — $200,000 for Lnnibertvillo Municipal rabbit hole if the highway was misleads readers. Please report errors to Editor Greg media representatives had left Trenton and legisla- Assistance really necessary. Marx at (732)396-4219. tors were exhausted from marathon sessions. — $1,2 million for Jersey City Armory But, we can't always tell how During the late night, it was slowly revealed that — $20 million for Abbott Bordered Districts these things will turn out. When special pet projects, totally hundreds of millions of iBayonne. North Bergen. Clifton. Hillside and plans were made for the Tucks dollars were carefully wenvod into the budget docu- Weehawkent. Island Dam project in the 1960s, ment. At approximately 3 a.m.. I respectfully asked The property tax crisis in New Jersey has many properties in Sussex and the chairman of the Assembly Budget Committee reached epidemic proportions. We must join togeth- Wan-en counties were taken. and all legislators to tnd the "pork barrel",spending. er to speak out against "political spending," I hope When the dam project was later In the past four years, spending has increased by this will be the last and final year of "special spend- dropped, many of the former $6 billion, from $22.fi billion to $2iS.f) billion appro- ing." landowners — some wiio had lost priated for fiscal year 200ft. I ask lor the help of the JON M. BRAMNICK land that had been in the family NJN Publishing ©2005 media to carefully review the special projects and lor generations — were under- A Penn Jersey Advanco, Inc. Newspaper Assemblyman call for the end of this special spending, The author represents District 21, which includes standably furious. However, those I have listed below examples of these projects. West/ield. lands are now the cornerstone of I'libltsliir/VI1 Advertising Eilmi Hkkd the Delaware River National Recreation Area, which benefits Adu'rtlsing Director . .. Xiirul Hladun VA celebrates 75 years of service the whole region in a myriad of Editor Greg Murx 732-396-4219 ways. To The Record-Press: try, with 157 hospitals and more than 860 clinics that In Pennsauken in Camden On July 21,1930, President Herbert Hoover signed ex|X.Tt to treat 5.2 million veterans this year, More County, the township wants to Executive Order 5398, which brought together the U. than half of the physicians practicing in the United take land owned by CITGO S. Veterans Bureau, the Bureau of Pensions and the States receive some of their professional education nt Petroleum Corp. on Potty's Island National Home for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers into a VA medical centers. Three winners of the Nobel Prize- for commercial development. single new agency — the Veterans Administration. in Medicine have worked for VA. CITGO wants to clean up the 301 Central Avenue, Clark, SJ. 071)66 The importance of that Executive Order was not All of this expertise exists for the sole purpose of land, turn it into a nature preserve lost on Hoover. "The new establishment [I create caring for our veterans. Special efforts are undenvav and set up an endowment for its Prrsidetil ThdniiN II. KnkH 'XW-7S2-17-I7 KM (H<) todayl becomes one of the most important functions in l to reach out to the veterans of the Global War oil up-keop. Unfortunately, the SCTiiorV.R Opcntlons JIIM-IIII (iiniovi iXIS-5"5-6"S ) the Government," he said. Just a few facts can illus- Terrorism. The Department has .started hiring pro- Supreme Court decision does noth- Maiprii M. tlcrkc *IS-7Ki-r4' IAI (D) trate the wisdom of Hoover's prediction. grams for newly returned combat veterans ami placed ing to help resolve situations like In 75 years since. VA has gone from an independ- VA staff on military facilities for early counseling this where there are coinjieting ent federal agency to the Department of Veterans about veterans benefits, in addition to providing the "public goods." Are ratable.? and Affairs, the second-largest federal department after world-class medical care that wounded veterans their associated costs in increased News: Phone: 732-396-4219 Fax: 732-574-2613 the Department of Delense. Our budget is substan- Circulation: 1-800-300-9321 deserve. municipal services, better for the tially larger than in ISKiO — $69 billion, up from $800 As a new generation of combat heroes now turns to public than the recreation, educa- Advertising: 732-396-4404 • Classified: 1-B00-472-01O2 million. Our staff has increased to 237,000 from VA for health care, disability compensation, home lonn tion and health benefits that 31,000. And the five million veterans who received VA guarantees, educational assistance nnd a variety of nature can provide? I for one (I SI'S MJlvtn'li ]•. puhli-hnl nn Irulai h> MV 1'uHnlniilt . «i| (Villf.il S\e . Clark. \.| (T0M> health care fast year are a vast increase from the other benefits, we commit ourselves to keeping for the know where I stand on this ques- (90H) fti, SmKiil i Liv* \nr.ufx pM as Cnuilnnl. \| trill!>, NJSTM ANItK |IITJM' MTOI dunp-. 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Obituaries Playing with words at Brunner School The entire third grade class at Anthony Parenti Brunner School In Scotch SfoTCH 1MJVINS —Anthony past president of thu Italian- Plains recently participated in :'vn!i. 79, died July 13, 2005 American Social Club of North "The Wonderful Circus of iil<- on vacation in Atlantic City. Plninfield. Words," a play about third nun) in Klizabeth, he lived in •Surviving are his wife, Ann; graders who have trouble with unfti-ii! anil Scotch I'liiins lor sons, Anthony and Richard; their grammar homework and •.riii>- heloiv moving to Colonia daughters, Debbie Salvo and are visited one night by two Susan Sacco; brothers, magical "ringmasters" who Mi f'aienii was a sales man- help them make sense of the Christopher and Americo, and 10 three-ring circus that is the i i• liir Blue Cross/Him- Shield in grandchildren. 1 English language. In this culmi- •i .,irk. where he worked lor 2f> A service for Anthony Parenti nating project designed by ii - bcluiv retiring. was offered Monday in theScarpa Brunner third grade teachers Aii Army veteran uf World War Funeral Home, 22 Craig PI., Joe Roskin, Charlene Hall and Mr. I'arenti was a trustee and North Hlainfield. Debbie Pincus, many curricu- lum areas were integrated to develop the complete produc- tion. Every student had a part in Joan Martha Lang the play as a noun, verb, WKSTKIELIJ - Joan brother, Martin Gale, and two adverb, or adjective, parts of • I art ha I.ang. (i2, died July 13, grandchildren. speech that could be used to oof) in Overlook Hospital, A graveside service was construct a variety of sen- 'tinmit. offered in Beth Israel tences. Students used math to Hunt in Elizabeth, Mrs. Lang Cemetery, Wood bridge. design a clown face using a •,iil in West field for 3(3 years. Arrangements were by the coordinate grid, student artists completed the backdrop and Surviving are daughters, III oomfield -Cooper Jewish scenery, and a third grade •li'heccii Russell and Jill; a ChapoLs, Ocean. accompanist led the music that introduced and concluded the play. Pictured at left are some Kate West-Zogg of the "grammatically correct" SCOTCH PLAIN'S Kate third grade thespians, including Colgate-Palmolive Corp. (front, from left) Dominique V'-st-Zogg, If), died July I (5, .She held a bachelor's degree Toro and Danny Brunt and '')()"> at the Si. Barnabas from Hunter College in New (back, from left) George Ye, Ben Inspire t'hii at Beth Israel York. Evans, Ashley Taillon and Kelly Idspital, \ewark. Surviving are her husband, Yeager. Burn in JJaterson, she was Jon; two daughters, Citrly and aised in Pines Lake and Kimberly; a son, Christopher; >l;illman. She lived in parents, Fred and Hildegard Vi-st field for seven years before West; two sisters, Lisa West giving to Scotch Plains four and N'ora Anderson; two broth- i'ni's ago. ers, Charles and Peter: and UCTC hosts programs on temples, Gaza debate Mrs. West-Zogg was a xelf- many supportive friends and •nijiloyetl computer analyst neighbors. WESTFIELD — The Union County Torah August 17, looms. Few events in recent histo- Israeli Defense Forces and taught at the iini consultant lor seven years Arrangements are by the Center in West field will offer a pair of public ry have affected the Jewish people so pro- Middle East Studies Center of Portland State ii-t'urv retiring four years ago. Dooley Colonial Home, programs in the coming weeks. foundly or polarized them so intensely, notes University. In addition, he served as execu- Vine to that, she worked for West field. Tin; finst is a four-part lecture series on Rabbi Block of the Torah Center tive director of Americans for a Safe Israel "The Holy Temples: What They Moan to Us In response to the need for greater under- and of American Jewish Congress Mid- Today" as part of the summer session of tin1 standing of this complex issue, the Torah Atlantic Region, and hosted radio talk shows Rev. Robert J. Rischmann •Jewish Literacy Program. on which he interviewed Prime Ministers The first lecture will take pi act1 at S p.m. Shamir and Rabin and President Clinton. CAKWOOn The Uev. '2003 after A'.i years of service as Tuesday at the Torah I'outer, 418 Central The Torah Center will host a lec- He has been a guest on the MeNoil-Lehrer iibcrt John Rischinann. 71, an ordained priest for the Ave. The topic will be "From Zenith to ture entitled, 'The Disengagement News Hour, CBS' Nightwatch. and other tele- lied .July 17. 200"> at his home Archdiocese of Newark. Destruction: A History of the First and from Gaza: Long Term-Gain or vision and radio programs throughout the M Iiradenlon, Fla. He was also chaplain for the Second Temples." Participants will explore United States. He is the founder of the Horn in Irvingtoii, Fattier Msgr. John M. Walsh Knights of the causes that brought down the temple and Prescription for Disaster?" on Aug. 3. Interfaith Taskforce for America and Israel !i-rlniiann graduated fiMii Columbus Council 5437 in hear about the political intijxhtiiifj that took and currently serves as its executive director. '•;'!• -,i Mall I'niversity stiitl (iarwood. place among tlio different frictions of Jews. Center will host a lecture entitled, "The The lecture is open to the public. itu,ui. idrite Concept i*ior and Margaret Rischmann. the disengagement from Gaza, planned for Puder served as a flight engineer in the 789-5252. id administrator at St. Ar'tie A Mass of Christian burial !i|tr<-|i in Clarwood from 19G8 was offered Wednesday in St. • • I9!)f,. Anne Church. Interment fol- Grant helps ! le later worked briefly as lowed in (late of Heaven Struggling with fallout •' :iiinistrator at Our Lady of Cemetery. East Hanover. .'in I'M of IJeace Church in Arrangements were, by the inwiiid and then became Dooley Funeral Home, McGrath of 9/11? Check out this niiiiistratoi' of Holy Name of Cranford. • ..ii.- Church in East Orange. Donations may be made to find work v. as made pastor there if the Hospice of Southwest free program next week • 'inury I'W.S, Florida, 5995 Rand Boulevard, WESTFIELD — For those — Recognizing your resilience hither Kischmann retired in Sarasota, Fla. 34238. with WSW who continue to struggle with and using it to create career WESTFIELD — The job-related issues and career options; change related to Sept. 11, 2001, Westfield Summer Workshop, a — Exploring what might be or are looking for ways to rein- limiting your ability to put your ax us your news! (732) 574-2613 division of the New Jersey vent their careers, the "It's For Workshop for the Arts, a non- best foot forward; and You NJ 9/11" program is offering — Introducing ways to get profit organization, has awarded a free community session from 7- Katie Mc(irath the Summer and stay emotionally fit when 9 p.m. Tuesday at Temple faced with challenging job Employment Grant from the Emanu-El, 756 East Broad St. West field Funnel at ion. search. Under a grant sponsored by The free two-hour session The purpose of the grant is KATIE McGRATH the Attorney General's Office, includes light refreshments and allow a young person in the con: McGrath said, "E think that Division of Criminal Justice and materials. For more information munity to develop skills and presented by University or to register, call (866) 4-U-NJ- expand his or her job experi- working in the office has helped me to deal with the public. I have Behavioral HealthCare, this 911 or email ences, interactive workshop will be led New Jersey's Golf Authority really had the opportunity to [email protected]. McGrath is a resident of by Theresa Creedon, an experi- Local residents interested in Over 100 Golf Courses Westfield and a graduate of develop my communication skills enced speaker on career change and problem solving ability. 1 creating ongoing 9/11-related West field High School. She is and resilience who has been per- support groups that address cur- currently a student a Kean need to think on my feet and jug- sonally touched by 9/11, and rent challenges should also con- University, beginning her sopho- gle a lot of tasks," Sarah Schleifer, a social worker tact the organizers at these num- more year this fall. McGrath is McGrath will work in the with more than 20 years experi- bers. studying social work and hopes office for the duration of the ence in trauma and recovery. This program is being spon- to work in an adoption agency West field Summer Workshop Through the integration of sored by a grant from the Office 'T REPLACE YOUR OLD BATHTUB... one day. this July. new information and interactive of the Attorney General, Division Her employment this summer For more information on the exercises, this program aims to of Criminal 'justice, UMDNJ- REGLAZE IT! $070 at the Workshop will allow her In Westfield Summer Workshop or help attendees identify issues University Behavioral ^i>^ We also do ^" • ^ learn the inner workings >. , Sinks, Tile, Tub regularly S355 Funding. For more information, Surrounds skills that will benefit her in the the Web site at www.njworksb.op- ed recovery process. visit the host organization's Web & Color future. lorthearts.com. Topics to be discussed include: site at www.4unj911.org. Travel Chcirq _J W.-iyApply

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'vVESTFIELD PLANNING BOARD Notice is hereby given that trie Wesrteld Planning Board FANWOOD — The Chelsea at Entertainment find refresh- ;il it? regular mesling on August t. ?0Q5 will be holding ft Locations in discussion on Ihe proposed amendments to the Land Fanwood will hold n dog show in on ts will he offered. Use Ordinance on maximum height and corner iota Tne and contest nt 11 n.m. Aug. 20. NJ-NY-CT»VT SAVE 20% - 50% public is invited ta attend but may nat participate in ttiu Register by Aug. 16 by falling No Internet? For Catalog discussion Prizes will be awarded to the top Eileen Woller, community rela- This session wiil start al 7 00 p m in Council Chambers. Only Call 800-842-5636 103 lound Brook Rood (.,.» „„ »,„,) H'i East Brosd Street. Weirfield. New Jersey dogs. tions director, nt '908) 654-5200, The regular meeting will follow al 8 00 p m in which the Middltui, NJ. public mBy participate To enter a dog into the con- ext, 511. COLOR CATALOG & DVD Log onto RAINBOWDIRECT.COM Kenneth B Mamh test, stop by The Chelsea to fill enter code 220S, Secretary, Planning Board Tiie Chelae!! nt Fanwood is ESX.732-968-2543 J7JJ5 RP6 1T 7-77-05 out un application. located at 295 South Ave. I July 22, 2005 Record Press A-7 Meditation classes School programming continues over summer begin soon at DIMC WESTFIELD — Westfield FANWOOD — Beginning Aug. tion, and a time for "experience High School Television will con- 3, the Dhammakuyii sharing," which allows partici- tinue its broadcasting schedule International Meditation Center pants to discuss their feelings on cable channel 36 this summer. (DIMC> will begin its' newest and thoughts relating to medita- From July 26 to August 21, a new series of classes designed to help tion. The suggested donation for freshman orientation video pro- participants find inner peace. In the seven-class serii>s is $50. duced and directed by student addition to the classes designed Tho children's classes, also Jessica Riegc-1 can be seen at Jl for adults, separate meditation beginning Aug. ,'i. will take place a.m. and 7 p.m. Tuesdays, 2 and classes will again be offered for every other Wednesday, for a total 10 p.m. Thursdays, 10 a*m. and 7 children ages 6 to 10. of four classes. Shorter and some- p.m. Saturdays and 4 p.m. Located at '257 Midway Ave., what simpler in format than the Sundays. It features students, DIMC has no been operating in adult classes, they will run from .staff and administrators and pro- New Jersey for over two years, -1-5 p.m. Each class consists of sto- vides entertaining answers to during which time it has sought ries, meditation, jind drawing. questions current junior high to tench the benefits of medita- The children will learn tech- school students will have about tion to residents of surrounding niques for focusing and finding high school life. communities. Like all previous happiness within. Donations of Back by popular demand, DIMC meditation classes, the any amount arc welcome for Focus on Our Schools will be current series i.s open to people of these classes. .shown on WHS-TV 36, featuring all religious beliefs. Limited, on-site parking is Westfield's two intermediate Tlie Dhammakaya technique available, and comfortable cloth- schools. The 30-minute shows will is .simple and easy to luarn. and is ing should hi' worn. Participants begin with a visit to Edison suitable for both beginners and should be prepared to remove Intermediate School at 8:30 a.m. Students pack treats for troops in Iraq more experienced meditators. shoes at the duor. and 3:30 p.m. Tuesdays, 8:30 a.m. Third graders in Lisa Thomas's class at Tamaques School in Westfield dedicated time during the The adult classes consist of To register, mail a check or and 7:30 p.m. Thursdays, 3:30 school year to remembering those serving in the United States armed forces in Iraq. The students woven sessions. Scheduled for con- money order (made payable to p.m. Saturdays and 10:30 a.m. collected candy and other items throughout the year and made individual "goodie bags" for the si'ciitive Wednesday nights, these DIMC), along with name, address Sundays. troops. With Thomas are, from left, students Mark Gillespie, Patrick Decker, Abigail Cook and courses will begin at 7-8:30 p.m. and phone number to DIMC, 257 The program on Roosevelt Erika Daniel. Aug. .') and run through Sept. 14. Midway Ave,, Fan wood, NJ Intermediate School will follow at Each class will consist of relax- 07023, Reservations will also be 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. Tuesdays, 9 a.m. ation exercises, a guided medita- accepted at the door. and 8 p.m. Thursdays, 4 p.m. Saturdays and 11 a.m. Sundays. PSE&G supports YMCA campaign Devaney attends pair WESTFIELD — The pation in the Y's asset-building important investment than the the joy that Westfield Area YMCA has programs, services and member- one we make in our children and of summer programs received a $2,000 contribution ships. their future." WESTFIELD — For two from PSE&G to support the Y Said PSE&G Public Affairs Financial contributions come LL Brings weeks in June, Kevin Devaney a CARES Annual Support Manager Richard Dwyer, "Young from individuals, corporations member of the class of 2006 at Campaign. The campaign pro- people need viable and positive and foundations and help pro- Westfield High School, attended vides financial assistance to choices. YMCA programs keep vide support for families. In • Learn the Basics of Dhammakaya Meditation both the U.S. Military Academy at individuals who are suffering a children safe after the school bell 2004, Y scholarships were pro- • Leant how meditation benefits West Point Summer Leader hardship and meet specific qual- rings and give working parents vided for child care, camp, mem- your body and your mind ifications to enable their partici- peace of mind. There is no more Seminar (SLS) and the New berships and more. • Reduce stress Jersey American Legion's Boys • Mental Development State Programs. NJ. Licensed Private Duty • Enhance Memory Attendees are invited to the Bonded Insured West Point program on a compet- SCHMIEDE • Improve quality of life itive basis using academic, athlet- EXCELLENT CARE NURSE'S REGISTRY.LLC ic and extracurricular perform- In-Home Health Care - Respite Care Adult Meditation Classes ance. Attendees participate in 7 consecutive Wednesdays, 7-8:30 pin academic workshops, military CERTIFIED AIDES, HOURLY, LIVE-IN COMPANIONS, August 3 through September 14 R.N., L.P.N., SKILLED NURSING TREE EXPERT CO. and physical fitness training and Suggested donation: $50 intramural athletics. High school FREE ASSESSMENTS IN HOME OR HOSPITAL Trimming • Hop.urs juniors participate under the • Rpmov.il leadership of West Point cadets. PHONE: 908-663-2188 732-878-2008 Children's Meditation Classes uncs6-iO) Modern Equipment Every other Wednesdays. 4-5 pin NJ Boys State has been a pro- I 732-928-3805 • SUite Certified ! gram of the American Legion for August 3 through September 14 llth-grade high school boys since www.excellentcare.net FAX: 732^463-3225 Donations of any amount welcome 1935. It provides the boys with a • insured Fur Youf Protfc trim broader understanding of the 257 Midway Ave. Fanwood privileges and responsibilities of Call for more information, citizenship. During the one-week ^ adj (hay-me-sha ) I. t-arint; and suppurtivc: 908-233-TREE 9 0 8 ? .T 3 8 7 ).") Pat: Tel. 908-.? program, the selected boys create w*v*% .< ' •• IK1. ]cl '•'!• i >n i 2. down to earth and friendly; J. 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,... Hourt: Sun-Thu; 11:00AM-11:0OPM Fri-$at: 11:0OAM-Midnight oner No! valid on holidaysa.wiiB. Offi« wa.|«iiaCXplrt*S iiuifu7/31/OwS or when supply It • DfNVlLLE • GARWOOD • GILLETTE • HASBROUCK HEIGHTS • HILLSDALE eifuusM, NORTH ARIINGTON - TENAFLY/TPH • WAYNE • WHIPPANY • WHITEHOUSE STATION occur* flrtl. Pearl Street features works by 2 area artists Second Dinner Entree 1/2 Price! An exhibit featuring the works sunset. Pienciak's winning paint- of painters Connie Pienciak and ing in tlie Union County Senior When you buy an entree of equal or lesser value Harry Opanowicz is on display at Art Show, "Visions of Venice" is Whether you hungiT lor a succulont the gallery space at the offices of going on to represent Union OFF-PREMISES at the Valley Mill Grille Filet Mipwn. or one of our tasty the Union County Division of County at the New Jersey State Italian dishes, the Valley Mill Grille Cultural and Heritage Affairs, Senior Art Show. She has received CATERING has i) range of great entrees .ind located at 633 Pearl Street in many other awards including a Elizabeth. weekly dinner special*! Ami, drop 1999 first place in the Union Call For A Brochure "Both artists are members of County Juried Exhibition. l\V llle LiwngeforDJ l't>k>! Live the Linden Ail Association, which Opanowicz studied fine art at INFORMATI^Tl Thursday nights fruni Npm-llpm. is celebrating its 50"1 anniversary the Newark School of Fine and this year," said Freeholder Industrial Art in the 1960s. 903-241-3030 BRING IN THIS AD TO Chairman Rick Proctor. "And Mrs. Opanowicz works in oils in a real- RECEIVE THIS SPECIAL OFFER. Pienciak recently was awarded istic style. Since his retirement, 908-241-8183 first place in acrylic painting in he has become more involved the 2005 Union County Senior with painting and developing his Art Show," unique style. The Linden Art Association The paintings will be on dis- CROWNE PLAZA has been meeting once a week play in the historic St. John's since 1955 at the Sunnyside Parsonage nt the Pearl Street HOIilS «. RESORTS Recreation Center in Linden. An Gallery through Sept.]9. The I3B So. 31st St. CLARK. NEW JERSEY art instructor facilitates the group gallery hours arc 8:30 a.m. tn 1:30 at the in drawing, pen and ink. wntercol- p.m.. Monday through Friday. THE PLACE TO MEET!" or, oil, acrylic and collage, Union County artists whose Pienciak has been painting for works can be hung on a wall are c Ke ml worth Inn .16 Valley Road, Clark, Nj 07066 30 years, switching from oils to welcome to apply fhian exhibi- Phone {732)574-0100 acrylics and watercolors. She tion. For more information, con- works from her own anil family tact the Union County Division of Kenilworth, www. croivneplaza.com/clarknj photographs to create realistic Cultural and Heritage Affairs ;it Exit 138 Garden State Parkway scenes. Her favorite themes arc 10081 ">!58-2f)OO or w iH'! In tvn'nilunnt ivith ,iny i-thi-r •'!!> r I l.ilt priu i'H> i i-1 •( (!>•• Im-,,.: ;tn,d inlijv. reflections in water and the skv at culturalinfo^aicnj.org. July 22,2005 Record Press 8-1 Community LHe BANG THE DRUM LOUDLY 1This week Medicare program Westfield man 789-5252. planned at The Chelsea SATURDAY FANWOOD — The Chelsea at develops design Fanwood will host an information- JULY 23 al session on understanding for improved FARMERS' MARKET — Medicare, including prescription fresh produce returns for the sum- JULY 27 drug discount cards, Medicare mer to the South Avenue train AND PIZZA Part A and Part B and Medicare sound from station in Westfield. 9 a.m.-2 p.m., EXTRAVAGANZA — fourth statements. plus lace painting and balloon annual event in Westfield. 7 p.m. decorated drums sculptures from 10 a.m.-2 p.m.: at Elm and Kawt Broad streets. The session will be held Aug. 17 Pre-register by July 22 at with a 9:30 a.m. breakfast and 10 continues every Saturday through WESTFIELD— You might the summer. (908) 233-3021. Farm Practicellard.com. (908) 789- a.m. presentation. Ada Figueroa 9444. from Empire Medical Services will say Dave Preucil saw the produce is also available in Scotch be leading the session. signs that would change his Plains from 8 a.m.-2 p.m. at the Register by Aug. 10 by calling life. Now the Union County municipal parking lot on Park Eileen Weller, community relations Police and Fire Pipes and Avenue. THURSDAY* director at The Chelsea at Drums — and many other CHARITY BARBECUE — Fanwood, at (908 > 654-5200, ext. bands in the state — are hosted by the Crunford Knights of looking all the better for it. Columbus. 12:30-6:30 p.m. JULY 28 511. The Chelsea at Fanwood is HUNTERDON HILLS After spending nearly 20 Nomahegan Pnrk, Crnnford. $15 located at 295 South Ave. for adults, $5 for kids, $40 for the PLAYHOUSE TRIP — led by years in the corporate the Willow Grove Gad-Abouts of finance industry as a con- entire family. i908> 931-0801 or (908)510-8121. Willow Grove Presbyterian Openings available sultant who would go from Church. Departs 10 a.m. July 28 in Bible Schools company to company and from the church, 1961 Raritan "fix" what wasn't working, Hd., Scotch Plains. $53. (908 > 232- WESTFIELD — Children the 42-year-old Preucil. a SUNDAY f)6 78 or (9081 322-7892. entering kindergarten through resident of Westfield, decid- BLOOD PRESSURE fifth grade arc invited to explore ed, "I just didn't want to do it JULY 24 SCREENING — hosted by the "Serengeti Trek" at the First for someone else anymore." Baptist Church of Westfield's PHOTO BY ALAN GRANT BLOOD DRIVE — hosted by Westfield Regional Health Taking a page out of his own Discussing the design of a drumhead are, from left, Joe Dooley, the Blood Center of New Jersey. Department, at the Fanwood Vacation Bible School, from 6:30- book, he investigated a vari- Bill Gehringer and Dave Preucil. 8:30 p.m. Monday-Friday. 10 a.m.-l p.m. Trinity Episcopal Public Library. July 28 and the ety of businesses and became Church, North and Forest last Thursday of every month. This free program offers Bible intrigued by the sign indus- Go h ringer's knowledge of lessons, crafts, puppet plays, songs avenues, Cranford. To sign up, call try and how lie could apply "We have had to drums. Over the course of a (SOOiBLOOD-N'J. and snacks, as children move in his business lessons to an choose either image or couple of months, they creat- small groups among various explo- arena that is usually consid- ed an entirely new method of SATURDAY ration stations. To register, call ered to be pretty straightfor- sound because if you graphics application that can the church office at (908) 233-2278 ward. paint a logo on your be used on any bass drum. MONDAY JULY 30 or e-mail FARMERS' MARKET — The result was the open- drum, you alter the They developed a "paintless" [email protected]. process in which a band's JULY 25 fresh produce returns for the sum- The church is located at 170 Elm ing of SignSource late last sound," GOLF OUTING — 15thmer to the South Avenue train year in Clark, specializing in logo is placed on the inside of St. — Bill Gehringer a clear drumhead. The annual tournament sponsored by station in Westfield. 9 a.m.-2 p.m., Also, openings are still avail- '•eyeball-catching" signs and the Rotary Club of Cranford. Echo plus face painting and balloon able for the First Congregational banners. graphics are vivid, and there sculptures from 10 a.m.-2 p.m.; is virtually no change in Lake Country Club, Westfield. Church of Westfield's Vacation Enter Joe Dooley and Bill fund our projects and travel $275. (908) 276-8855 or (9081 653- continues every Saturday through Bible School, scheduled for 6-8 Gehringer, members of the for the year. But we have had sound quality. 9309. the summer. (908)233-3021. Farm p.m. Monday-Friday in the church Union County Police and to choose either image or Preucil has now completed BABYSITTING WORK- produce is also available in Scotch at 125 Elmer St. The theme of his Fire Pipes and Drum Band, a sound because if you paint a heads for not only the Union SHOP — for local teens, hosted Plains from 8 a.m.-2 p.m. at the year's camp is "Construction Zone: staple of* local Memorial Day logo on your drum, you alter County Police & Fire Pipes by the WestlieldAlountainside municipal parking lot on Park Building Character Like Jesus." parades, graduations, and the sound. And when you are and Drums, but also the Chapter of the American Red Avenue. For further information or to the Bristol Independence playing in competition as Leathernecks, St. Columcille, Cross. 6:30-9:30 p.m. July 25-20. enroll, call Agnes Meade at (908) Day parade, the oldest in the well, sacrificing either is not Saffron United, the Pre-registration required, and a 889-0914. nation. Dooley and Gehringer desirable." Middlesex County Police and fee is charged. 321 Elm St..COMING UP approached Preucil with a Fire Pipe? and Drums and Westfield. I908I 232-7090 or jnhn- So Gehringer and Dooley [email protected], SKIN CANCER SCREEN- problem common to nil bands issued Preucil a challenge: the International Electrical ING — offered by the Joseph E. Lifeguard Challenge — whether pipe, marching. Workers. LIFEGUARD CHALLENGE tobeheldatFSPY figure out a way to create a — become certified as a lifeguard En right Foundation. 6-8 p.m. Aug. or entertainment. colorful drumhead that "I was a little skeptical at by demonstrating competency. 8 1. Wesitfield Community Center, SCOTCH PLAINS —The Tri "I and many of my fellow would advertise the band first as to how this was going p.m. Fanwood-Seotch Plains nns West Broad St. Register by County Chapter of the American drummers have gotten frus- and clevnte its image, but to come out," said Dooley. YMCA, 1340 Martine Ave., Scotch calling!908) 464-0277. Red Cross will be hosting a trated that our best advertis- not sacrifice sound quality. "but I was blown away by the Plains. $50. (908) 756-6414. ext. LIFEGUARD CHALLENGE Lifeguard Challenge course at 8 ing — the logo image on our "In a VITV real sense, it graphics and the tremendous 97 — become certified as a lifeguard p.m. Monday and again at 3:30 bass drums — could cost us was the type of challenge 1 sound coming out of the by demonstrating competency. p.m. Aug. 2. sound quality," said had boon facing in business drum. Nothing is sacrificed." 3:30 p.m. Aug. 2. Fanwood-Scotcli The challenge program is not a Gehringer, who servos as all my life, when I tried to Preucil says that he's Plains YMCA, 1340 Martine Ave., review. It is designed for students bass drummer for the Union solve problems for other com- begun to get calls from bands TUESDAY Scotch Plains. $50. (908) 756- who feel they are capable of County corps as well as the panies," says Preucil. "This in other states as well, which 6414, ext. 27. demonstrating the skills and JULY 26 SUBSTITUTE TEACHER Marine Leathernecks Pipes time, I got what I wished for: he can handle via the CERTIFICATION — get qunli knowledge contained in the life- & Drums and St. I was doing it for myself." Internet. This turn in his THE HOLY TEMPLES' - What do they mean to us today? A fled to be a substitute teacher in guard course. Students are respon- Columcille's United Gaelic He and his graphic artist. career may be a bit unex- local schools. 6-9 p.m. Tuesday sible for their own competencies in Pipe Band. "Some of our best four-part lecture series beginning DOUR Marzigliano, teamed pected, but it shouldn't be a 8 p.m. at the Union County Torah and Thursdays. Begins Aug. 2. lifeguarding, first aid and CPR advertising opportunities — their knowledge and complete surprise — after skills. If the student can prove Center, 418 Central Ave., Union County College, 1033 playing in parades — help research with Dooley and all. be did .sue the signs. Westfield. $10 suggested donation Springfield Ave., Cranford. $168, competencies in all the areas by (908)709-7601. passing the required skills and for each lecture. Register at (908i knowledge portions, he or she will be issued certification. (The chal- lenge is a one-time only attempt) The course location is the Shakespeare shows Fanwood-Seotch Plains YMCA, 1340 Martine Ave. The fee is $50. REV UP YOUR EARNINGS! Call (908) 756-6414, ext. 27 to reg- upcoming at library ister or for more information. Town Super Premium Money WESTFIELD — The stars in of America's most famous female the sky won't be the only ones poets. Market Account AJbano joins firm shining during The Shakespeare Upcoming programs for chil- as a summer associate Theatre of New Jersey's outdoor dren include: Town Super Business Money performances oCCuriolanus by Preschool Story Time, fur kids WESTFIELD — Local resident William Shakespeare and 3';2 to 5 years old, will be offered Market Account Paige Albano has joined the London Assurance by Dion from 10-10:30 a.m. Monday. Summer Associate Program at the Boucicnult at the Westfield Children will listen to stories law firm of Gneenbaum, Rowe, Memorial Library. and do an activity. Earn a Smith & Davis LLP. Coriolunus, the examination At Tales from the Middle Ages. Albano is a student at Rutgers of a military hero's downfall and for kids 4 years and up. Children University School of Law Newark. one of Shakespeare's final will listen to fairy tales and sto- HIGH PERFORMANCE Over tiic course of the summer, tragedies, can be seen at 7 p.m. ries of knights and princesses Albano and the other .summer Thursday, Aug. 4. and do a related activity at 7 p.m. associates have tho opjxirtunity t*> London Assurance is a lively Tuesday. gain tangible legal experience in and entertaining' comedy that Mother Goose Group, for walk- transactional and litigation mat- .served as an inspiration to: it ing toddlers up to those 21. -• years ters in various departments and will do the same at the library with care-giver, features rhymes, APY* practice areas while working with at 7 p.m. Thursday. Aug. 11. songs, movement activities and partners and associates at the Registration for both produc- stories from 10-10:20 a.m. on collected balances as low as $25,000! firm. tions is now be available for Wednesday. Summer associates receive Westfield Memorial Library Tots' Story Time, for kids ages Additional 0.25% added premium on direct exposure to the legal process cardholders only and will be '2' -! to ,i' J with caregiver, will be fixed rate CDs by attending closings, hearings/tri- open to the general public begin- from 10-10:30 a.m. Thursday. als, depositions, negotiations and ning Wednesday at the circula- July 28. Kids will listen to a FREE First order of checks! business meetings that take place tion desk in person or by phone story and do an activity during the .summer. at (908) 789-4090. In case of Lunch Bunch, for children FREE Service Charge on inclement weather, the perform- who have completed kinder- Traveler's Cheques!" Community policing ances will be held indoors. garten, gives kids a chance to Other upcoming programs at bring u lunch and enjoy a story FREE ATM fees up to $10 group meets Wednesday the library include the following from nooji-1 p.m. Thursday. July FANWOOD — The Fanwood activities for adults: 28. Community Policing Alliance will Computer Basics, from 10- Baby lUiymc Time, for babies hold its next monthly meeting nt 11:30 a.m. Tuesday. This is a who are not yet walking and 7:30 p.m. Wednesday at the Forest hands-on class designed for stu- their caregivers, will be offered Rond Park Building. dents with little or no computer from 30 to 10:20 a.m. Friday, In 2004, the Fanwood Police experience. rhily 29. Babies and their care- Department organized a A screening of thr movie givers will participate in rhymes, Community Policing Alliance Motorcycle Diaries, at 1 and 6:30 lap bounces, songs, and claps. You Will Notice the Difference ... ICPA). The'CPA invites all resi- p.m. Tuesday. Based on letters Also, the Cfitss Club will www.townhank.com dents and those working in and diary entries by Ernesto meet from 7-8:30 p.m. Fanwood to join the alliance. The "Che" Guevara, this film is a Wednesday. 520 South Avenue, Weiifield. 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SPORTSCENE Westfieid Recreation A 5K race with Basketball Under the direction of Coach Neil Home, the Westfieid Recreation Department's two-week something extra basketball camp recently concluded with almost 50 boys and girls par- ticipating. Daily instruction on dribbling Pizza Extravaganza returns to ball handling, shooting, passing, and rebounding was emphasized, downtown Westfieid next week as well as daily contests and games. The following are names of By DAVID LAZARUS the boys and girls who received awards: For the week of June 27-30 C'OKUKSI'ONDKNT the Best Dribbler was Dan In just its fourth year, the Westfiuld Downtown 5K and Pizza Wilkinson: Best Hustlers were Extravaganza has established a reputation and turnout that is the envy Olivia Masciandnro and Brian of many older and more established races. The event, which starts at 7 Lapham; Best Foul Shooters were p.m. Wednesday at the corner of East Broad and Elm streets, has shown John Wilkinson and James phenomenal growth in its first three years, going from 89<'J runners and Kowaleski; Best Rebounders were 250 pizzas the first year to 1.293 runners and 420 pizzas last year. Justin Killoran and Kelley Biglin; The race is organized by the Downtown Westtteld Corporation (DWC) Best Guards were Ryan Paul and and was the brainchild of Alan DeKo.su, an avid runner and chairman of Tara Smith of the Junior Division, the DWC. "Hi* wanted to create an event which would showcase the and Arjun A.sija of the NBA vibrant downtown and beautiful residential areas," said Sherry Cronin, Division. DWC executive director. For the week of July 5-8, win- Aller a packed stnrt on the main streets, the course winds ii^s way ners of the Creative Shooting through Mindowaskin Park before heading down Tut tie Parkway past Contests were John Birle, Chris Roosevelt Schix>l The course heads down Edgewfxxl Avenue, and the two- Harris, Ryan Paul from the Junior Synthetic turf is currently being installed to Increase the use of Kehler Stadium by Westfieid mile mark is on Kftingham Place. The- last mile is an uphill straightaway Division and Emily Bauingarduer, school teams. Work crews from Flanagan's Contracting Group and Field Turf will have the field down Elm Street. Matthew Huff and Justin Sandier I Inwever, the end of the race only signals the beginning of an entertain- ready for use by the end of August, if weather cooperates. The American Track and Turf Company 1 of the NBA Division; Foul Shooting has also begun preparation for the new running track at Kehler Stadium, which is replacing the ing rind palate-satisfying evening. There will rx a 1XJ, live music by the Contest winners for the Junior one used for almost 20 years. Michael Craig Band and lots and lots of pizza,.supplied by a team effort of Division were Daniel Docatnpo, the downtown pizzerias and restaurants. and Daniel Berko for the NBA The town's top running store. The Westfieid Running Company, has Division; Best Rebounders wore made its mark in many aspects of the race. The co-owners, Gene and Danielle Wirtshafter and Brian Turf's up at Kehler Stadium Amanda Mitchell of Franklin I-ikes, are the men's and women's record Gelinne. holders and defending champions. They opened their seventh store in The Westfieid Recreation WESTFIELD — A synthetic Westfieid the day of the 2003 race. One Mitchell had finished second in Department Staff offers congratu- turf field is being installed this 2002 and 200.'!. but last year outran the defending champion Anthony lations to the winners and thanks week at Kehler Stadium, right DeBenedictis of Rosellc- Park in 14:50. to all of the campers for their hard on schedule, said Robert Also last year, Amanda Mitchell smashed the course record held by work and their great enthusiasm. Berman, business administrator Julie Culley with a time of 17:21, which far outdistanced runner-up The Recreation Department also for the Westfieid Public Schools. Megan Phillips of Brielle and gave her two titles in throe veal's. thanks Coach Neil Home for his Removal of the grass field Tin; third place finisher a year ago, Brian Harris of Somerville, man- knowledge of the sport and superb began in June, along with the ages tlie Westfieid store and should be among the leaders again this year. camp instruction. excavation of the running track. "Wo recognize the importance of this race," said Harris. "West field is n Westfieid Y Basketball The next phase included prepa- very good running town, and this is one of the most successful races League ration of the bust; for the field around." The Westfieid Area YMCA will with crushed stone and a Last year each runner received an additional t.-shirt with the store's hold its very own version of March drainage system. name on it. This year runners will get bracelets, which they can exchange Madness with its sponsorship of a Beginning the week of July for shirts if they visit the store and try on a pair of shoes, The store nlsn 3-on-3 Basketball Tournament to 18, the actual synthetic turf car- conducts group runs at 6:4/5 every Thursday night that depart from the be held at the Y, 220 Clark Street in peting was laid in five-yard sec- store, located at 17 Elm Street. Westfieid. This double elimination tions, which were stretched and For the fourth straight year the race production will be handled by tournament will be held on sewn together. With the entire Mark Zenobia, of On Your Mark Productions," He does a terrific job," said Saturday, Aug. 6 and Sunday, Aug. field laid out. horizontal and ver- Cronin, who also noted the West field Jaycees provide many volunteers to 7. Teams will be notified of their tical linos for soccer and football Workers pull a section of synthetic turf across the field at Kehler help distribute pizzas. In addition, volunteers from the DWC, Westfieid respective game times after the were sewn into the field. After Stadium. Corporation, the Westfieid Area YMCA and the Girl Scouts also assist. Businesses nlsn support the event by sponsoring the event and providing entry deadline and brackets have the entire field is laid out, other sible through a public bond ref- that borders the field. It is promotional items for the runner's bags been formed. All teams may be co- lines and the Westfieid High expected that paving the track erendum that was approved in The first 600 registered runners will receive embroidered caps, and the ed, have 3-4 players, and will be School logo will be permanently will begin the week of July 25. December 2004. The original first 1,500 get T-shirts. The pre-regi.strntion feu is $20 and is $25 the? day placed into age-appropriate brack- stitched on the field. Once this step is completed, the track, used by both students of t lie nice. In addition, everybody will have plenty of pizza to oat — no ets. Groups arc as follows: ages 16- and the community at large?, The final step includes trim- track will require two weeks for matter how long the race takes them. 18,19-25 years, 26-34 years, and 35 the paving to cure; then the was installed almost 20 years ming the field to specifications To pre-register, visit PrncticelInrd.com or pick up a form at downtown & up. Cost is $95 per team, includ- track material can be installed. ago. Since that time, participa- and pouring the infill that pro- businesses or the DWC- office. 105 Elm St. Applications must be fxjst- ing carded referees and team t- It is anticipated that the entire tion in Westfiuld High School vides cushioning and further mnrked by July 22. On-site registration will In- from 5-6:4ii p.m. at shiits. All entries must be submit- drainage. Berman said he facility will be ready by the end athletics increased by 83 per- ted by Aug. 1. Enter your team at Quimby and Elm streets. For more information, call the DWC at (908) expects this process to take of August, weather permitting. cent. The field is being convert- 789-9-144. the Westfieid Area Y in person or approximately two more weeks. The installation of the syn- ed to synthetic turf to increase online at www.westficldynj.org. While field installation is tak- thetic turf field and the replace- use of the facility for both school For more information please ing place, preparation has begun ment of the running track at teams and community athletic contact Jennifer Hessberger at for repaying the running track Kehler Stadium was made pos- groups. St. Joe hands out (9081 233-2700, ext. 258 or email her at jhessbergei 12, St. Mark 11: This School and the girls basketball scheduled for 7:30 p.m. July three Klils. and Pete Clock had was the battle of the titans, in coach at Scotch Plains, the camp 21 at Kean University. 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Email Requirc-o. 11J Bus containing life Benefits including room market specialist who 1-80O-S8S-9024 eat. 6262 County. Responsibilities IJUM COM place your 25wyd Bonuses Available. Refriger- & board, medical & knows the pool & spa indus include reception, insur- c.liiviifiwJ ad in o\«r 150 NJ savings, REWARD. P1«*»e call 9O»«M-3713 ated Now Available. <101K. Exc. pay & work- try and can service a very lu ance certification and ixtvf-'Ower, thruufjxxrt the ing conditions. crative territory including al rredentialing. interaction si.uea CTCxnbirted carujiooon ol Call: (973) 376-1900 of NJ, as well as parts of NY with cose managers. mcr 2 million house-holds. Call I nrmmili and PA. Strongest prosrject SPORTS marketing, AP/AR. 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Live Operators! looking for 8 Manicurist. spa industry representing a the Crarifonl Chru^t rt:' helpful. package 140O437-1931 1-S00S86-9S91 Eiit «11S R/Pt;t to take over Cli broad range of equipment, and Rccoici Press, iwo Call 908-419-4606 supplies and leisure prod weekly newspapers m and leave message. *' $600*100,9994+FREE entele. Knowledgeable ucts. Very competitive com PSYCHIC CONSULTANT in LCN and Nail Overlay. Union County. Responsi will answer all of your lito's CASHMUNTStaOuW"'- pensation package and en bilities include uovfragf NEVER REPAY! Personal/ Paid vacation., health cellent benefits offered. SATURN OF GREEN BROOK AND important questions. benefits & commission of youth spoits at four HEALTHCARE tor Call 732-815-0092 Medical Bills, School, New Prefer candidate currently in C available. 908-522-0224 NJ or with strong knowledge area high -CMOO:S and $59.93/ month !!! NEW BusinessHome! Almost layout of sports sec!ions SATURN OF UNION NOW OFFERING EVERYONE qualifies! Live ofNJ and environs. LOW PRICE! For entire *TAROT CARD* Operators. NO CREDIT for both puhlirations. Family! Prescriptions. CHECK Required lee call!! MOVIE EXTRAS, Sports writing experK-nco Dental, Vision, Hospitali- CM EMPLOYEE DISCOUNTS... & PSYCHIC l-aOO-274-5086, Ext.14 For immediate considera prefeircO but not re- zation, more! Pre-existing ACTORS, tion, send resume and covei quired- Quark kiiov.leope Condition* OK! Call PS, READINGS ASSISTANT letter as a single document is not required. Family Healthcare! BOOKKHPCN MODELS ! (no zipped or PDF. files, 800) 531-2*30 »C -W1034 •BY SUZAN* PT: Kenilttorth. Qulckbooks Make $100 - $300/day. No pleaselto: Send Resume, Cover lover Guarantees to regain broken a must, billing. A/P. A/R, Experience Required. Crjrpresume [email protected] and Clips 'o Gerience Necessary. TV. (jrouo. Excellent Salary Ji Music Videos, Commercials. individual for multi-task VENDORS WANTED BUS DRIVER position. Knowledge of Benelits. Fax resume: PT. Substitute for the sen Film. Pnnt Call Toll Free 7 732382^402 For huge Flea Market/ days! U0OaBD3M8 Ext 3BW Qjlckbooks. Windows and Street Fair in Roselle Park. ior citizen bus. Weekdays Word a+, flexible hours. Fa* SUPERINTENDENT WE PAY! Sunday Sept 18''. For ap- 7am-3pm and occasional resume to 973-467 3184. plication call coverage of vacation/ NANNY/ hostile artct. Rent iipdrt 90&2415255 or email sick/ personnel leai/e. A lujrus. Plumbing iind boiler OPTOMETRIC [email protected] current CDL license Class CHILD CARE experience. Clenmng. Ov.ii PT RLE CLERK ools. Free apartment! FT/PT. Professional Op B witti passenger en- FT position. Berkeley tometnc practice needs dorsement and airbrake For busy Dr.'s office. Call: 732-407-5109 Heights for 2 children. Hours flexible. bright, rrieridly assistant Hurry...This Offer Ends August 1st! experience is required. Exp. & Ref.'s req d. fur busy office. Will ami Pfeate call 908-232- Call 972-864-7091 9084644)170 tffiin. Fiexihiltty re Mlllbum Towiwhlp EOE 8416 Bit. 106 or fax SWIM FANATICS res. lo 900-232-8422 quired. 2 evos/wk, & 9 NOT HAPPY I nt rrflmOOn bt-OTLIl rldlMS 1 on Sot.'s. Call Linda INSTRUCTORS CHILDCARE VMCA seeks PT Asst at 908322-8040. 2005 ION-2 The Princeton Review is hir- Work at home coring for WHERE Swltti Team Coaches rinu ing bright, enthusiastic one of more children. REAL ESTATE Swim Instructors tor 05 S1k# G5434 VIM 521&134 people to teach SAT, Somerset Of N. Mtfctesex Cry YOU ARE? 06. Coilclies must be GMAT, LAST courses. PT 908-524-4884 Excel lenl opportunity ptissmnale and possess Power Wheelchairs, Scoot Union County OFFICE collegiate t-»perience ers and Hospital Beds al MSRP $15,845 schedules. Mo experience. w/commission take over FT responsible sell- $1823/lir. Apply at 908-668-4884 following Berkeley Heights and 'or coaciung oxpen- Ahsolutely No Cost to You. starter needed for Call ence. Swim Instructors Call Toll Free www.princelonreview.com Salon. Friendly almos Coordinator/Administrati ''employment or call phcre. Retitement plan must possess WSI and, or DRIVER on position in busy Real u competitive background. 60*6830082 available. Sublime Salon Estate office. Candidate FT (now-Sept.): For re- 90S464-S422 Please contact Trlsh frigeration equipment must have high energy & Hanlon at 90B-6S9 6880 possess both the organ- CMMCtltt i distributor. Must be reli- Now Hiring for 2005 Postal RECEPTIONIST able and have clean driv- izational and computer Po»ltlon«. $17,5O - S59.OO+ skills to get tnis multi FT for friendly oral sur BABYSITTER ing record. Call Linda: /hr. Full benefits/PeiO training Seeking an Intelligent, re 80042*4787 faceted job clone. Must TEACHERS gery office. Exp. a plus. sponsible, energetic after and vacations. No experi- be dependable, moti- For Piano, Woodwinds A Vio- 10P PAY. No eves, or school companion for 2 ence necessary. vated & customer serv- lin. Nev, Providence MJ wkends. 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Qutck- Corporate Training eis for our products at ma 908 51&7789oremailat 608-O16O books, Word & Excel Program. Ask for Margie jor curnpanier.. No selling. req. To run office wilh INSTALLATION 9O8-232-5664 Ext 103 4 hours daily. WESTFIELD dmwtrock.com PRICE... Only- owner, Fan resume to: 908-273-8502 13,274 CHILDCARE HELP NEEDED 90S46&S594 PT: For our 12-yr-old twins in Full Time, for Wrought Iron RECEPTIONIST/ my Westfielcl home. Mon- Riwlirifjco. in Roselirj Park TRAVEL AGENT Fri, 3-7pm, References, 908.246-9281 FILE PERSON X-RAY TECH PROPERTY Fipenence necessary. Sttl PT: Evoiy oiher Sunday, own transportation re- FT: Foi Suburban law tiry plus commission ne nuired. Some childcare LABORER PT firm. Lois of client con dOam-'lprn. for Urgent MAINTENANCE gotiable. Eur.ellent sur- Care facility in Clark. 2005 VUE SPORTS PLUS PACKAGE experience preferred. Yestfield construction co For rentals, light cleaning, lact, Benefits included. Please Call cut gross, snow, leaves, Fax Resume to: Call Corrine; 732-499-0606 *~ "~ Stk#G5395 VINI5S863504 looking for PT summer la- Of FflK 732-499-6128 917-88&4571 borer. 9O8-233-2225 ta/lir. Call 732-407-5109 9 MSRP $19,010

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Monrjay-Friday, Orthopedic office eel i en! benefits package 50> 100* 12-$3.60 sqft. 9:30am-2;30prn. Custoi>;-r service with tant 80O.6S8.2SaB in Westiield. Assistant Send your re»ume to: www.riEldtHjUdlng.tom some stock work in a iorg established party Eileen Blckel, Publlshat store. We offer pleasant working conditions 2-3 Days per Part-Time. 20 hours per week, Suburban New* with a friendly atmosphere. Benefits avail- $ 10.57/hr Split position; part 301 Central Avenue week, 8am-4pm. Clark, New Jersey 07066 able, convenient to Rt. 78 and Rt. 24. Please cleric.il doing book processing Itl call for more information: 973-376-3385. Call: 908-232-2700 and p.irt customer set vice. High SALES ABERDEEN- Pristine 2 > o THE PAPER PEDLAR School grad with computer Smart Shopper Magazine townhouse in majestic or fax resume to: knowledge and excellent public seeks outside account AsDen Woods Complex, 681 Morris Turnpike 908-232-3763 e>ecutnt* for csl. Union choice location/ end unit, Springfield, NJ service skills. Library experience Co. area. Salary » comm.. 2 BR, 2/2 BA. attached Administrative assisted dutifs i_,nmhn desirnble One evening ,i week, bnfts & incentive?. Call gar. Listed at $409,900 we await your offer. with knowledge of computer nprv.f-rhnq Saturday rotation. 732-494 2985 Of lax ro hardware and various otlior software appli- sume 732-548 33-17 Call Karl Mclntoth Century 21 cations Become otn office K.-ch spouijiiKt Applications available at Circulation 732-58O-6846 PART TIME RECEPTIONIST SALES • Termmix Intend ano assist with the adinirusircjU'in o! CLCJS desk or send resume to Susan tional, Immediate start. office Microsoft Office 2000 esssntitit Outside Sales • FT salary All real wtate advwtWna in Excellunt working conditions friendly office Permahos. Springfield Public $45-t6bk/yr. Call: 908 rtiis newspaper is sub- //#II1\V Library, 66 Mountain Ave., 2'l5-4357 ask for Dave or ject to the Federal Fair Fax resume with references ord salary fainesumf (90S Housing Amendments requir-emants to 9OB-7O9-02?8 Springfield. NJ 07081 EOC Act anatho New Jersey 5 i\ i ojno \sorr,. good color, religion sex. na- tasking very important. pjv & benefits. MUST haw 1 t.omi origin, handicap, Call for Information. \ > Or." tran&poFlti'io 1 a:>ri lor'-.i-irjl stcitus. creea valid NJ dfiveis i.tense oncestr-,' marital status, 1-GOO-472-O1O2 Call 908-665-1270 oftectionat or sexual Boulevard Vtttrfniry Clinic orientation or national- immi 211 ity, or an intention to makf* nny such prefer- Affordable COMPANIONS ence, limitation or dis- #*Agency SLOVAKIA** crimination Familial L^e ir.out 908-654-5569 itutus includes children »B*B¥SITTINO»By 3 loving under the age of I 8 liv- Main in my Union homt1. 25 ing with parents or legal years experience. Refer custodians pregnant enc.es. Coll 906.259-9272 'A-omen and peopie se- LUXURY AT A FRACTION •_u'.ng custody of chil- THE LEGEND CHILD CARE Our nsliaoie & dren under 18 OF THE COST OF NEW! a\(). nanny of 3 vrs seeks This newspaper will not a F/T position. Please rail knowingly accept any tier dnectiv 908-561-2339 advertising tor real es- 2002 BMW 325Ci tate which ts in violation ELDER DISABILITY CARE of the law. lo report Expel English speaking discrimination, coll the GOT EVEN BETTER! European Women inc in, live Office of Fail Housing out. Agency 908-354-5367 and Equal Opportunity of the U.S. Department ELDERLY CAREOIVER of Housing and Urban EXCELLENT Experienced Polish iady with Development (HUD) at ca' looking lor a jot Eng I-800-O69-977 7, The HUD speaking References avail- able. 201-320-841.5 TTY telephone number lor the hearing im- paired is 212- 708-M55. 330iA 8uy BMW Certified Pm-0wnedft Save ! EUROPEAN CARE LIKE NO OTHER • Companions ALL MODELS AND COLORS AVAILABLE! 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Walking dis- 908-232-6426 tance to train: schools STATE-OF-THE-ART and quiet park, $789,900 HOUSECLEANING Calf (or more information FACILITY WITH THE wHi (Jo the clt-jriiiig A. you 908 3011554 sot the price Ekpt-rence. LATEST BMW WHEEL refs. A own car. 908-469- ALIGNMENT SYSTEM 5416 or 201-284-2170 Buy BMW Certified Pro-Owned & Swe! PUBLISHER'S AND EQUIPMENT HOUSE CLEANING $ Polfsh lady. CKP. refs, o.vn NOTICE trans. Margaret Ail residential real estate 8 NEW LIFTS {20 NEW 908 -1292095 advertising in this news 28,995 paper is subject lo the LIFTS AT FULL CAPACrTY) u Gris.ii 1-C; Auto P/S/3, /, C, HOUSEKEEPERS, Federal Fair Housing Act, . r'AVie .UsMis. Lwtse NANNIES. COMPANIONS the New Jersey Law A1J nationalities. Lie. Bonded Agamst Dscnminafon and 21,800 SQUARE FEET OF AURORA AGENCY Pennsylvania Human 170 Moms Aie. L. Br, NJ SERVICES PARTS AREA 732 223 3369 Relations Act. 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SeB dealer for deiails U-4 Record-Press July22,20os Automotive/Classified Top Ten Reasons to 'Slow Down' This Summer We all have our reasons to speed limit can greatly increase up time on the road, has a sur- have been the victim of a road Safety Starts Before spetd: been lire we're late, because the risk of serious injury or death, prisingly small payback. A driver rage incident, and 78rr say they've w're busy, because everyone else because crash severity increases traveling 20 miles in a 60 mph witnessed an incident of road rage does it... Bui frjr every reason exponentially with speed. A zone saves only 1.5 minutes by- . One study of drivers found that You Put Your Foot then.' i.- to speed, there's a hotter frontal impact, for example, at 35 going 65 — 2.9 minutes by going pulse rates rise with speeding, one not to. Mm.- are ten com- mph is 1 3rd more severe than 70 — 4 minutes speeding at 75 because of tension generated from pelling rt'ii-cjii- u> -top .-peediriK. one at 30 mph. mph—5 minutes at 80 mph —and risks taken. On The Gas ixicked bv MIIIIO Mjlx-rinj,' statistics 5.9 minutes speeding at 85 mph. ri.'gai'iint; the co.st.s of Kpeed ing. •I) To Save (Jus; Do the math for your own com- For comprehensive >afe summer vte]'- Take the mute: How much time does dri- driving tip.- and articles, visit 1'lr-tige to Siuw l)oun testing your safe driving IQ- Remember, good driving starts The faster you drive, the more fuel ving 5-10 mph faster really save Autobytel's "Take the Pledge to before you ever shift into drive. These tips will help steer you you burn—and gas prices have you? Slow Down" page at www.autoby- to safety. J i JlecuuNc Summer [s The never been higher in history. At tel.com. .Most Fatal Time On America's speeds above 55 mph, fuel econo- • Seat Belts-According to the National Safety Council, an 8) Because Speeding Wastes At the- site, visitors can also estimated 157,500 lives have been saved by safety belts over Hojuls my plummets rapidly. Slowing Money As Well As Lives: "Take The Pledge" to drive safely down from 6'> to 55 increases your the last 20 years. Make sure you and your passengers are and courteously on neighborhood buckled up and that children are in a car or booster seat in 'i'tit- three months from Memorial gas mileage* by roughly 20'c. while The human cost of speedmg-relal- driving 65 rather than 75 streets as the dangerous summer accordance with state laws and that it is properly secured. Day through Labor Day are the ed fatalities is inestimable, but driving season heats up. deadliest on the nation's road^ — improves fuel-efficiency by the actual dollar cost can be neat- • Secure Loose Objects-You and the children are strapped v.ith more fata] crashes and more 2?>"'.\7\ At today's gas prices — ly quantified: Americans spent in. so make sure luggage and packages are secure, too. ranging between $2.00-2.50gal- About Take the Pledge to Slow • Adjustments-Make adjustments to your side and ehiirircn anri teens dyins,' than at $40.3 billion on accident* involv- Down ;.nv lime of \car. Americans travel lon natiomvide-thut adds up to a ing excessive speed last year Ul- rearview mirrors, your seat and steering wheel < if adjustable' savings of 40-50 cents a gallon. [rinre lhan one trillion mile-* in an entirely wasted expenditure Founded to combat speeding on before starting the car. ,-uiiiiner- an extra ]O.~; million that created no value or benefit. neighborhood streets. Take the • Music-Searching through the glove box and CD cases for rnikvs per month, collectively. 5) To Avoid Kx pensive To give some- perspective, .5103 Pledge to Slow Down is a grass- vour favorite music takes your attention away from the road. Nationally, ;ui average of 2>i$l Tickets: billion is about GO*' more money routs movement that depends on If you don't have a changer, only change CDs when the vehi- addition.-it people die in traffic than the combined Group of Eight the power of individual activists cle is fully stopped. liitalii ]<•- e;trh muiufi ilurinji tin- The average cost of a speeding 'G-Si nations currently spend on across the country - coupled with • Cellular Phones-In the last five years alone, nearly j-umim-r ! han the rest ol'ihe year. ticket, with court fees, runs -$150. economic aid to Africa. Speed- the power of the Internet- to 300.000 drivers have been involved in crashes attributed to Of [lie '25 (leadlic-t (lavs on In some states, driving just n-]0 related crashes are costing encourage drivers to take person- cell phone use. Ideally, drivers should refrain from using cell American roads in the past five miles over the speed limit can America $44,193 a minute. al responsibility for their driving. year?-. '.JJ> <>l thi-rn (<•)! between result in a $200 ticket, while dri- phones. Many vehicles, such as the Toyota Prius and Lexua ving 15-20 miles over the limit Autohytel Inc., the official sponsor vehicles now come equipped with Bluetooth technology, which Memorial !>ay weekend to Labor of Take the Pledge offers a com- Day l.'i.O'JO Ainencan- are killed tan cost S275. The average insur- 9) Heciiuse Speeding Isn't lets your cell phone interact with a microphone and speakers ance increase over three years Just A "Big City" Problem: prehensive Take the Pledge area already installed in your vehicle. You don't even need an ear- in (raflic afcifii-nts from Memorial on its consumer websites Day to Labor (Jay. after a speeding ticket runs piece, roughly $300. The bottom lino: a Nearly 60'' of fatal crashes occur ' w \v w a u t o b v t e 1 . c o m . • Check Over The Vehicle-lncorrectly inflated or unevenly- www.aut oweb.com and 2) To Save Lives: run-of-the-mill speeding ticket on two-lane, undivided roads, and worn tires contributed to more than 20.000 serious auto inci- will likely end up costing you at rural local roads are five times as www.fartfmart.com >. where con- dents in 2003. according to the National Safety Council. Higher speeds mean more acci- least $450-500. dangerous as urb;in inter.state.s. cerned citizens can "Take the Simply checking tire pressure and tread wear regularly can dent.- and more fatalities - period- Rural citizens meanwhile are two Pledge." access safe driving tips, keep you from a hazardous situation on the road. and a half times as likely to be Studies Imve shown that 9 out of 6) Heeuuse The find information and links, down- • Know Whore You're (Joing-Planning out your trip before tO pede.-lnans will die when hit Government Is Planning killed on highways than their load Take the Pledge materials - urban counterparts. Overall, the you ever get in the vehicle allows you to focus on your driving by a car at 10 niph. At '.id mph. Tougher Speeding and join Autobytel'-r light for safer rather than concentrating on how to get there. Many vehicles fatality rate on local roads is more neighborhood streets and saved hall will survive, and at 20 niph, Crackdowns: now feature onboard navigation systems. Systems in Toyota only I out of 10 pedestriims will than three times the rate on inter- lives. Take the Pledge to Slow states. Down has been (supported by- and Le.xus vehicles allow the driver to enter the destination's hv killed.|:i| Overall, about J/.'Jrd Excessive speed has become a address and then follow the computer's voice prompts. of all fatal motor vehicle accidents tojj priority in 200"; for the safety advocates and government 10) Because Speeding bodies nationwide, including • Stay Awake And Sober- They've heard the tales of drunk involve at least one driver who National Highway Traffic Safety drivers time and again, yet driv-ers continue to drink and was speeding. Administration, and the govern- Contributes To Koad Ftage M.A.I). I). i Mother's Against ment is pushing for high-visibility Drunk Driving i. Put the Brakes drive. Doing so puts the driver, passengers, other drivers and Hi T« Suvi1 Your Own Life: enforcement, with steep penalties Summer driving means chaotic, on Fatalities, the Charlotte. XC pedestrians at risk. You should also avoid getting behind the for the worst speeders and congested roads, scorching tem- Police Department, the Los wheel when tired. If you're traveling 10 miles per expanded use of technology such peratures, and screaming kids- Angeles and Washington D.C. City • Check Engine Warning Lights-Taking a quick glance at Jiour above the average speed on as camera systems that automati- throw speeding into the mix— and Councils and the California the dashboard before leaving the driveway can save you time the road, you're (i times more like- cally .send tickets to violators. you're contributing to that grow- Governor's office. and major hassles on the road. ly to be involved in a crash. The ing American crime: road rage. Remember, taking care of the little things before backing ( For more information, or to eimni.e.s of death or serious injury, 7) Because Speeding Doesn't Since ] J90, traffic accidents speak with an Autobytel Take the out of the driveway will help you stay focused on the task at meanwhile, double for every 10 Keally Save That Much Time: involving violence have increased Pledge to Slow Down representa- hand-getting to your destination safely. tnpb over fill mph a vehicle trav- 1'i each and every year. 54'; of tive, contact: Joe Foster -(323* Here's a good steer. Make a safety check before you start. els |o| Kven Koing 5 mph over the Speeding, with the goal of making current drivers report that they 960.1.360 Ext. 13,joe-Srbicom.com.

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Orig J935 Ask • I 1;ISHL>I.'H Thoroughly Reconditioned J1775*uM. 908-906^275 ing $.125 908-202-2135 •(.<>inesWiihllpTo7Yi'ar/IOO,(KMi CAUSAL DINING SET- 6 IttmN rftHfil Nf Chans, tahle \ feiass top, .MtJf Pmvt'rtraiii Wnrrunty With L,Dhol5!ereU seats S baker v Nn Deductible mimsitk *••' HIlSilBISH *7999 ISWHdXUV rjcr;. $475 732-574-1166 3,777 G*G*UVIMIDU I »9999 WIMSM mi MI «C(MDIA4IHl ArutM time share avail fie CHANGING TABLE/3 •{.umesWiih Additional 12 Month/ l^ I ! Hi. J A |'I«. |lr pn, ratliaii, Jlv UI}*TK (•M-JIV. 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Honcin 9OS-277-4S11, 732-7934091 CHINA HUTCH QUO LOSS __V0ilRJiAJN Roseco^ored mica, mirrors & Beach Haven Garden*, LBI drawers, mint, $ 750, obo. 8-2OO5-S27O5 Oceonside, 9O&6.17 5228 5BR. 1.5BA $2,100. Go to COFFEE/END TABIE SET Ibirealestate.cQii), view Glass lop. pecan wood. ,\f in II It's I I'tn/i #5234 1-8OO-S24-5797 Please call after 5prn SACANOAGA - 165 ft lake 908-272-8907 280 Main St. Madison, NJ 973-822-1600 Shut t Hills Mttll front, 1 hr to Saratoga CONTEMPORARY FURNITURE race track. Aug 2t>Sept 3 SET- black leather couch, Ipnaillsontionfla.coni dBR. kitchen, living room white inmorpd cuflee ta den, dining room, BA ble. glass-top dining Sable $850/*k. 518399-0836 v,; black Base & matching ledthor chairs, Ur-iQue nail print. 2 matctiing lamps. icnwumum $850 201-264-7216 Brand New 2005 Buick Brand New 2005 Buick Brand New 2005 Buick FARM LAND FOR RENT Monmouth County. Pleose CORNER ENTERTAINMENT calf to discuss terms. UNIT- Cherry 77H > 54W. 732-262-4448 $41K) DO. LaCrosse CX Terraza CX Rendezvous CXL Plus AWD MOVING. MUST SELL1 •S-Dr Aijl'. Y6 P/A65/5/l.7/l/M/Dvr Sf.-.i' Ai /.•Dr. Auto, V6, PS/B/W/L/6-Way Dvr Seat. Air. 9O8-51W3314 U>fo940 obo. Dtnlng Room Set (BernhartJI) T32-68O-1594 Table •/, 2 i^uvt-s. nads. 6 EXTENDED! Chans. BreoHront. Ma- •Mlftfft iNfCtfMiC hoga^y Eu.e!. Cond 0% APR Financing for 36 mos. on '05 Buick Century & LeSabre S25TO 732-98W3903 DINING ROOM SET- Go' geoub TT,ar!ias^JHe Solid A NEW COMPUTER - Oak s&t. Table i2 ieafsi. 6 BUT NO CASH? Vou're uphotstereo criairs. APPROVED Guaranteed" leaded g'as:1 iiulcli. eic. Ffe""' We're all you need to know. Join in on the savings NO CREDIT CHECK - Bad conditon Pti SHI,OOO; Credit- Bankrupts OK. l sacrifice at $1,800, Ca1 800 420 0326. 8A 10P Cnroi at 908-377-3224 491 Mprris Ave. during the EST • Mon-Fri: Sat. 11A6P. 'Checking Account Required Dining Room Set table. 6 www.pci4all.com Ui'-iiw.'d chans, 18" Summit NJ leaf, pads, nrht .'.alnut Douglas e«. fond. S450. Call 908 HrwmiiHUSH 862 6313 Call 908-277-3300 BARTER'S FARM « GAROEN Dfnlne Room Set table Auto Group SUPR.Y Fuewood 1.2 or ful' v. traf. 4 c itirs, hutch. UICK IN SUMMIT douglasautonet cords 908 654 1566 732-3881581 pnio by a consumer except \'j . reg & taxes tin lie; ^t rebates v.! primary lender S500 908 27? 071 7 Dining Room rhemusuite. 'I Not tesponsiDlGfoi typo j. eu; HI. See dealer'•'details © 2005 F&B Inc. dream up- FmMnsn tijtch. !,i'ne< table w. ,' I960 triole dresser, mirror, leaves. 6 chairs en . 2 night tables, pecan. f.O'd. i;2500'nt:o Ca- $350 Good Condition Vat 90&B89-1142 or 908- B 908-889-8034 245-0609 5 Piece Bedroom Set, DINITJG TABLE. -1 FT, nxjncf cuk New 2005 Volkswagen New 2005 Volkswagen Headooard. triple dresser w.'aie foot ie?il o-i peOesta' new Just neOnii'iec!. 8 chairs. $3X1. •/•/ mirror. 2 night tables Passat GLS Wagon Touareg V6 4X4 v,' lamps, chest of draw 9089612143 before 8:30 prn ers. 732-321-3679 i'img Tauie w eight pad- ded a>dirs. 2 leases, Getta Jetta 6 PC DINING ROOM SET smnj C" pptnrlaie's style Table, 6 chairs. China S500 obo, 908-208-4403 from Douglas... closet & server, good cond. $395 90*351-5171 DR Dart p.ne, VG cond, In hie. itult. pads, chairs. for the price of an ordinary car! 8 PC DINNETTE • € chairs, China cabinet, can. i600 table, china cab. Also. OBO 90S6S& 4568 Ufue SOFA •• arm than, S550 obo, 908-8890230 DR SET- bevei glass table. New 2005 Volkswagen 42>72, H lu-'utrfli uphol Antique UrinU room taUe. 45 sten'i) Parsons chairs, like njond. internal lease eiiciUt i e.v i8D0 908-851-9739 to 68" oval- hand rrafted new JETTA 2.5 DR • Walnut. VG to: d. table, McMhg 9732SSO314 leafs, pads, chairs, china" Value Edition 30 MPG HIGHWAY! 21 MPG HIGHWAY! Antique occasional end cab $600 OBO. ^ 686 ' •! Dr. S'JV '-u'C' VS f'B'S/.'.i^'iJsL'S.A ! DuOl A:| 8(!J= table. E». cond. S50 4566 30 MPG HIGHWAY! A,cv5 H',<.li [••">'. AmJFn- ;' CD •.,'•; t^DOZ-O'Cw M59F 973-377-6065 ENTERTAINMENT CENTER- M;."; :^?-r.. 5.V '» Lense 5I37! D*r, ^/ S.".:•'. 'st Mo rv . SO Sec Armolre- 2 very attractive G'ass anil i;ia/ Fcnica Dep J575 Bank Fee - CC?r5 D^e At Inception, in pyts v,,th luiilt in har and lights. : Thomasvilie A»mojres. Dk .: ••'•••; •• -i ,-•• •••• ,,c -<•-, '.ll-'-J'j vli'S^i Incest $!J JiQ.WOfiVr AM *•_•»:-Ero S2TOI0 mahog 73M8" $350 tor 114h SOW. SJOO/BO, E* .: , 1. 'i-~ u*.. lease trici jde; i-yyj V.V •'.- .-.f.f-r ;•;•.,ai?^ TJ&U (if q-jalj pair 908-233-6284 MOVING. MUST SELL! 908-51&O314 hf-tofe 9PM BABY CHANGING TABLE & $ s $ ENTERTAINMENI CENTER - CADDY- Natural wood. r.tahg. •;.." -V M hit"I. Lease 179mo,/36mos: Lease 259mo./36nnos; Lease 349 mo736 mos! Like rjc-rt, orig S74O Ask ing $300 908-202-2135 holds 27" TV !35.J-£>BO. .:22W due a? s'anina • SO sec dep, (plus tax. license le.v.t nisg. 9(JS>>,6 li\.<3 new Jetta Excels On & reg. fees) Offer good through 7/31/05 BAKER'S RACK •iookir DH SetrTTrM'iiile ta Wrought iron with glass b'e n,-8 crises >'. Hjtcn. Side Impact Crash Test! and AOOU shelves. 70H < 31W, $200/OBO FR set. lovt-bt-iit. i.ttornan. MOVING. MUST SELL! sofa L (.hciif. LG f'.jrit joaci .9% APR FINANCING 908-518-0314 before 9 PM INSURANCE INSTITUTE W.'D. 1 i«r. oW BEDROOM 5PC SET • Oal- wv.aiTcjntv, Proof of fur AY SAFETY youth, incl. 2 dresserf., cha?.c. 908^130769 or cofnei desk. Tw. bed.908-347-4135 Other Items $200. tj!l 732-54S-1426 also available. We're all you need to know, KITCHEN TABLE & 4 CHAIRS YOU TOO CAN Round *' le.il. O.il. w- Join in on the savings Crt?en Tile. $;."-)'.' or best 491 McxrisAve. BE A BIG 'dun 908-276-9654 during the di -g f| • Summit NJ WINNER! 6 -.' MATTRESS SET- Kir.,; plush Call 908-277-3300 Douglas But nol il you answer pillow top. nc.\ in piastlt ads that promise easy v.. Aa^fant) seil i2sO VOLKSWAGEN IN SUMMIT douglasautonetc si 732-259-6690 Auto Group riches. Call 1-800- MATTRESS SET Quo*.-n nil :•'; •<-< k;-je o'cos's »o be paid by a consumer except for lie., reg, & taxes. 'Based on closed end lease for # of 876-7060 and learn low top. hr.iii'l name: ne'.v r \v Aanar,tj. $135 • .v'c rorv 'er:i9' aopovoi Lessee resp for excess wear & tear. Mileage allow 10000 mi.p/yr. 15c p/mi. how to spot tele- 732-259-6690 ... ;-•.:• •.«.- - .r.,r, -^ ^'y /% f-j-f responsible for typographical errors See dealer 'or details © 2005 FSB Inc. Drivers wanted, r marketing fraud. OAK KITCHEN TABLE- •ie tnn, v,/4 chairs. c>r, It's easy, it's free, and to'id. 51.f' •UMJ;. 36rrtidr you can do it at home. SJnO 908-233-2082 Once In a lifetime bargain basement price, "H.V, r f ronn'i fo i'litii. ,. TMorr.r-jS, P4RTneRSHIP FOR viUc DR Set Mulch. 6 To Place CONSUMER EDUCATIOH clu'iirs Irene', piHir, O'ig.. nflilv iftOOO. best buy . $1200 732-713-0588 • Pa* Crib natural w.'rjiiil nyt stry, [tasvwrw'srnatinrsr, Outalller Your Ad Call: Glider Rocker A Ottoman 800-472-01191 natural KV^ -IOI90S2334273 July 22, 2005 Record-Press C-7 RWHH Sofa • Crate & Barrel, beige TANTIM1 EXECUTIVE 4O5 less than 1 >r. old, like STEPPER:- E»e'dse ma new. $500 chine, excellent cond $50 NORRIS CHEVROLET •MS-233-6004 080 732-MM149 Tc«n Bedroom Set- Stanie' TIRES- Set of (4) GM Alloy Furniture 3 pc wall un aluminum wheels with vi/desk. chesser drawers tires P215R16/60. Ver> double dresser, twir good condition, priced lo headboard w/ shelves sell, $80 or Oest offer des^ chair. White & oal Call 908-241-7033 or call iic. Cond. $1200 DebWe at 973-673-1010 Cnerry entertainment ui r & end table $800 Call TRAILER, sears, for !a*n 9M-322-B591 tractor or ATV, like ne* $99 908 2761532 TH0MASVIU£ OR SET- Table & 6 chairs, cima cabi TREE STAND Logg> Bayou ,i,ghtedi. pads. 2 i leaf Ddin with cumber $75 . $1300. 9»7»2217 908-276-1532 WASHER/DRYER Whirlpool EiCI. cond 2 mmmtmtmmaluminum ingjound poo both for $50 atters. 1 for rjeepend 9ft. 908-3111104 HELD OVER! WATER DISPENSER: Sun T\ 1 for lower end 4ft £99 i utii 908-233-0326 beam H20 Tn Function. ENDS B/1/DS Model #1000 1001. De A > JJiiU^I SOOpc 11.5 gf poker chip iuie cola, not and room Ht. pro quality metal temp, bottled water toiler case, dice, cards new $5- w a refrigerated com •vAi 908-3474694 partment. Lihe new. Ask AIR CONDITIONERS '"•& S55 90»6S440S3 YOU PHY ONLY i3) Fnednch units All (3| $50 WOOD ROCKER CHAIR 908-313-1104 $25 HUGE SELECTION! WHATGM 908-313-1104 0.9% APR AQUARIUMS (3) 30 LONG EMPLOYEES PTJY! (1) 29 HIGH IMMEDIATE DELJVERYI *itn full hoods, filters. PLUS YOU KEEP FINANCING AVAILABLE &ravel, $99 1 31*1104 2 DRESSERS 40" I A ttoou EXTRA $1000 OFF! Ail THE REBATES! case. Like new, vMifte As UP TO 60 MONTHS DESK 4 CHAIR $500 908-27^7064 wood with glass top $25 8ig Screen TV Hitachi 60 908-313-1104 inch, oak. screen nrotec \,r'.-Vr tor eicellent cond. $2,000 DINETTE SET OBO 908-272-4540 MflUA IS SEDAN table w,' leaf 6 chairs, $99 DIRECTV 4 ROOM SYSTEM 908-31*1104 FREE • including mstaila lion & delivurv Program SAVE SAVE EMPTY CD JEWEL CASES nung as low as $29.99 30 in a bo* for $5. per month. Disable >oii '634^ Off '3029* OR Exc. Cond. cable tooay! Cali for do 1*8255" OH 732-382-0144 tails. 1-8OO-23O-2S64 or MSRP! FOR SALE- Whirlpool Washer teOtB-coi meiUni.com A Dryer $75 ea.: 5 auto EURO PRO DELUXE DENIM IxSy^lttAn&liiaii tires, radial P195/60 R14 * SILK SEWING MACHINE (lots of Dead] 90B78O3446 •J8 stitch function, 6 months FREE Joe Weider professional old $225 90&6864927 «eght set Heavyduty bench, Four Toyo Low Profile Tire*, baroeiis & weights. You mounted 17 in. ailov rims. must pickup 906789-7503 4 nuts, set • 2 good G FREEZER avg. BO 908454.5826 22 cu Ft upright GIRLS Twtn headboard blue ribbon footboard, desk, hutch, commercial model whitewash, e*c cond i43ia "14330 "21074 like new $50 $350. 908317-8430 908-313-1104 4-DT, «J Auto, PA/B, A/C, Dud Air Bogs, P/Wrxk/lks/Mn, Cruise. 4-L>. 4-W, Auto, P/VB, A/C Duo* Air Boas. P/WndvUs/ta, Cruise, 4-Di, 4-Cyl, Auto, PA/B, A/C Dual Air Bogs, P/Wnds/WMn, Guise, GRILL - Weber natural gas AM/FM/CD, P/Adj Pdk, VIM#5f?40294, MSRP: S20.660. Price indixies S?M1.55 AM/fW/CO, P/Ad P*, VIH*5F2«294, M»P: 520,6«. Price mdudes S2841.55 MrVWCD, P/Mj Pdk, VHWF240294, MSRP. 520,660. Price includes S284! 55 GOLF IRONS LVNX- 3 to P.W gnll */ s^de burner, paid 908-24S-59U call eve. $550 Best offer S 908- Dealer DM, S2000 Fodory Rebate, S1000 OHs Loydty, S50O INttory Rebate. Deolef Dec, S2000 Foctory Reboic, 51000 OUs Loydty, S500 Mtcry Rebate. Dealer DM, S2000 Factory Rebate, SlOOOOkk Loyalty 5500Mitiiory Rebate HEATER GAS vented, good 477-4196 for garage or workshop HAMMACHER SCHLEMMER $35 90&276-1532 PORCH SWING- white VH '02 CHEW 02 SATURN '00 OLDSMOBILE 'OS CHEVY '00 CHEVY '02 CHEVY '01 CHEVY HOME OFFICE SET- Com w/ cushion. Brand new. Paid Outer desk on wheels: over $400. Asking $225 CAVAUER COUPE SL1 BRAVADAAWD CAVAUER COUPE S10HJUBIT4X4 MAUBULS CAMAR0 H:31" D:20' L:24\ dark 908-317-5692 Drown wood, good cond. KENMORE ELECTRIC DRYER "' ""•"' «»t*^rVviycw»ta«S*M,WC L MfcUtewnrmuMiirrV. . Wmm*p*;*kmm. . J!*.H.taM««;M*Jw «*> " i. fVwwmS Asking $100. Contact heavy duty, super capacity O548,19,357m. Teresa at 908-686-7490 2 y.o. Asking $225 908-9319550 HOSPITAL BED 10,999 '10.995 '12.495 mahogany, like new MATTRESS FOR SALE $50 Queen Simmons Drucilla 908-313-1104 Extra Finn v,/ foundation. _ ALL MAKES Large dog crate like new, Very comfortable. 6 mths Certified ****** VEHICLES 30x30x48 $99 old And in perfect shape. ~ & IwlODELS 9 90*233-0552 $1400 new. asking $400. 9O886&7275 THE RIGHT WAY. THE RIGHT CAR. _*.«_* AVAILABLE! LITTLE TYPES COZY COUPE Maytag electric washer & AND GAS PUMP: used but dryer, oversized capacity still works nice!>. $12. '04 PONTIAC '02 CHEVY '04 CHEVY •04 CHEVY '03 CHEVY 1500 '04 CHRYSLER •04 CHEVY Call 908489-5039 1 ^ years old. must sell 908 653 1998 or 908482 LIVING ROOM SOFA AND 2970, $700 ODO. GRAND AMGT2 VENTURE LS UUHVCTTC LOVESEAT- upholstereO in Ltodiikf, rey fabric, exc. cond.. MOVING SALE: Dining Room ^KllVYlUtd (MlVV set: Outdoor Patio set: saV75>!viNraooSo,35UBi m f99 908464-4534 Washer & Drye'. Refrigera- LIVING ROOM SOFA, tor: Call 973-912-4463 13,495 '13,495 LOVESEAT ft 2 CHAIRS NORITAKE COMPLETE TEA '14,995 '17. $75 SET-$300 908-322-3918 908-313-1104 AFTER 6PM Maltese: FREE lovable 11- NORITAKE WHITE PALACE IRVING UNION COUNTY'S AUTOMOTIvr year-old, needs good DINNERWARE- Serves 12. W niLOW PRICES & EXCELLENT SERVICE! home 90B-29S-529S complete set nd serving pes Mattress & bo* spring, twin sug./crrn & teapot $2,500 size, encellent condition 908-322 3918 after 6pm «l AMERICAN REWJUjriON $99 firm 908-654-3369 ORTABLE GE DISHWASHER OFFICE FURNITURE 4 White w/ gray countertop. desks, computer worksia $300. 908-272 9695 tions. answering ma UG: Beautiful, room-sized 433 NORTH AVE • WESTFIELD chines, network cables & 1U18, Oriental with blue --••r »nore. From $5,00 $75,00 and rose-red background. 732-3825700 Excellent condition. 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Online Supplier 1 800 69J9398 EM. 1889 4CR, 1 owner, gan^d. e*fi cond. a»y31475n> $5600 733 3H87S13 tar rrae detafe Remember $$0,000 FREE CASH CADILLAC EL DORADO 1992 GRANTS'"' * *-20O5! Never 1 owner, garage kept 'epay' For persona! bills. 90.000 mi. Great conai Softool. f'Pft business. 549 tion. 908408-0839 BILLION Left unclaimed Itom 2004' Live Operators! CHEW BLAZER 98- 4.4 140045&9S91 Ext #65 loaded. 67K mi.. 4 df, V6 NEW 2005 NEW 2005 gar. kept. en. cona. $6300 Mercedes-Benz Mercedes-Benz SSCASHSS Immediate Casli 9O8-337-8562 (Of Structured Settlements. Chevy Cavalier '02- 44k Annuities, Lawsuits, Infien 4 cap cost reduction per mo. 3495 cap cost ferfuctton Certified Pre-Owned Mrww.ppicaah.com Call 908-709-9465 For 39 month Lease v?95 ba|)k fee '795 bank fee CHEVY Venture '2000, mini For 39 month Lease Drowning in Debt? In the van, e cap cost reduction per mo. ,, lo- E320 43,995 DODGE GRAND CARAVAN LE >795 bank fee ^4v> cap cost reduction 92'- nice cond, w/ rear VIN #3A14165B, Stk #1B411,4 DR. B cyf., auto. a/c. temp control. 4 bucket For_39^month Lease *795 bank ,ee p/s/b/winds/mirrs /seats, cd, sunrf, leather, alloys, midnight seats $2500 732-381-1665 Buy For S4B19 due at lease signing w/SO sec Buy For $ $5139 due at lease signing w/$0 sec Wue/jave leattiei. 17K mi. DODGE INTREPID 94 deposit. Taxes, licensing ft regisL add'l. SdMlSlH 135K. exc. cond., 1 50L995 »73,995 deposit. Taxes, licensing & regist. addl 2001 Mercedes-Benz owner, no A/C. $1295. f.' 908-654*193 Available in Stk #19D41, VtN #6A764543,4 DR. 6 cyl.r \\ tillable in Stfc #19079. VfN #6A471579.4 OR, S500 *45,900 DODGE INTREPID 95 70K. auto, a/c, p/s/b/winik/lkj,sunrf, Itfar, alloys, 8 cyl., auto, a/c, p/s/ABS/wi nds/lhs/ EXCELLENT CHILD CARE fully loaded, AM/FM cass. 4MAI1C! -/1/1/7(7 VIN 4MA197934. Stk #1921P 4Dfl, 6 cyl. auto. a/c. p/s/ABS/ provided by 2 exp. A/C. new battery & tues. MSRP: $55,170. mirrj/ieattfflir. MSRP: 79.590. mom'*, Ion of TLC ft S2500 908-206-9007 winds/mins/seats, cd. moonri, allays, white/java leather, 43K mi. 1 child-friendly environ- DODGE RUMBLE BEE HEMI ment. New-born * up, 2004- yellow 9H. Factory unbeatable rates. Please warranty, lots of extras. call Cindy, 732-424-7929. $25000080 I MONDAY MOflNINO INC DODGE STRATUS 01 Q u a I ity Chiidcare Black, 68K mi., A/C, all 908>668<4884 power. $S500/obo Call 908-764-5182 ECHO SEDAN '00 - Black. MILLENNIUM Automatic, 70,000 Miles. $50,000 FREE CASH $5850. Non smoker, Like GRANTS****'200St Never new. (908! 8680890 repay! For personal bills, school, new business. S49 FORD Escort '97, 5 spd.. 4 1250 ROUTE 22 EAST QQQ Q/Q (1A1 O BILLION Left unclaimed dr., AC. pw. 75K, good from 2004! Live Operators' cona. $2500/obo. Call BRIDGE WATER, NJ 08807 O O O . O O J • V 017 1400456-9591 Ext #105 908-276-4050 I Prices incl all costs to be paid by a consumer except for taxes, licensing S regist '39 mo. closed end lease inds 7500 mi/yr (10,000 mi7E350/S430) w/enass @ .25c mi. tfiemflnLessee resp. lor main., excess wear i m AFFORDABLE BENEFITS Ford Escort Wagon '94- AC. am/fm/cass. AT, silver, Total pymls/iotal cast/purch opt C230=S11.E61/SfS.951/S20.360: CLK32O=S28r72a/$33.flfB/$2S.6Z0; E350=S20.631/SZ4.9Z1/S34.757: S43D=S33J11/S37.45S/$47.'n4L0ffBR escpiie 72 houn after putafcalMin. FROM $89.00/mont)i entire family! Including medical, 65k. very good cond. dental, \ision, and more! We $900 obo 908-789-1526 accept anyone! Cal! now to FORD EXPLORER '92, 131K visit us at: www.millenniummb.com speak to a live operator. tires less than year olfl. 1-S00-52O4959 runs welt, $2,000. Call 732-381-6774 ask for Hal ALL STEEL BUILDINGS SUPER SALEI FORD EXPLORER SPORT m 24X30 $4,476. 4WD, exc. cond, 44K. 38X38 $5,984. $i4.500/ 48X80 $12,974. FORD EXPLORER XLT 2000 Save Thousands! low mi. 4x4. VG shape. Call Joe 1-800463-9413. $9750 9 908-245-2636 Did you sutler a Heart Attack. FORD EXPLORER XLT 98 Stroke, Clot or Heart Green. SOHC eng.. 143K. Surgery while taking Orig. owner. Loaded. VIOXX. CELEBREX, or $3,000. 973-277-6738 BEXTRA? You may tiave s FORD MUSTANG 97, Ktf, 6 cJ, claim worth $250,000+. 4OX m org mi and owier. eoei Powerful engine. TotUree 1477-8334926 rjend giragc kept futy loaded. ~—1 89082724319 HOMEOWNERS WANTED! Guaranteed Service. Kayak Pools looking for FORD TAURUS 1996> Blue. Demo homesites to dis 72k mi, auto, power win Available immediately. play new maintenance dows & lochs, great cond. free Kayak pools. Save S3000/obo 908-9310651 thousands of $$. Unique opportunity1 100'fc financ- Ford Taurus '99 • Blue. SE. ing available. l-80a510- V6, very good cond.. 5624 am/fm, ac, 60k mi. $4,500 * 908-313-9113 FORD T BIRD '93, V6 auto. Mm Tub* i if mr 21K on new engine, fully restored, exc. cond. 719 $4900. 908464-6450 ROBERT YOUNG Tuned NBC FORD TEMPO 9O auto. 67k TV. Met Opera. Westfield mi, new tires, good cond. Schools. Call $1400 908*87-7545 908-755-1120 GEO Prism 1990 119K runs, needs exhaust $400 TmrfmiMtnciiii 9083224075 121 GRAND MARQUIS 97- Palm Beach 109K, leader, wel rrvan tained, new brakes shocks, MATH TUTOR tuned. $5100 90892BO866 ALL LEVELS • SAT 908-276-2059 HONDA ACCORD SEDAN LX 99'- 37K mi., auto, exc. cond. Black w/ gray int. $10,400 908408-1015 HONDA CIVIC '91- manual 5 •Wtftfdn IMS sprj, white coupe. Ithr. NEW TANK 2004 SOcc Int., good conrl. 129K mi. Black with flames, $1000 $20UO 973-4324803 firm 908493-3559 TOM HONDA CIVIC EX 03. Red, 4(.yl, vtecli prig., moon roof, 29K. fully loaded, $13,500. 36K manufartures. NEW JERSEYS LARGEST RV wurr.. call 9OB-377-532S DEALER Scott MoloCoach representing • Nation's Honda Civic LX 01 - AT. si selling HV Lriinds. 2dr, d(ii/lrri/C(J, ijlurn. 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Run your ad 'til it sells, in print & after 6pm 377-5363 Call 800-4720102 or click: www.NJ.com/placead JAGUAR XJ6 87'- A'c online, for one low price! Get moving today! I TmiitmiiH wail's, Clenn. S'R, valid for more information on our "Run it 'Til it Sells" Program NJ inbp. 55.500 mi., asking $4100. Bill 908487-090* JEEP GRAND CHEROKEE Acura InieigB LS 1998 red 2 2000- runs excellent. Powei dr. power everything, sun windows/locks, 12 disc ruff auto 75K e»cl. cond. CD. 86k miles. $9000 $7,800 908-337 1800 John 908 272-5745 AUDI A4 2.8 QUATTRO '98 Jeep Grand Cherokee Lim- 62K. 6 cyl auto, lenlber. ited 4 <4 1996 Black Source Ailvanie tnurntt 2004 Monthly Stamuct snrf. hid. seats, gar'd.. cue. $4,295 646-573^981 or cond. $9,900 908-2329449 90&6543379 Record-Press D-3

LAND ROVER FREELANDER 2003- heated seats/wind- Volvo, V70, W. 65k miles, many extras, very good VISIT OUR WEBSITEg shield, ruity loaded. 119.000 cond.. $9250. call MARANO & SONS firm. 908-277-6432 232-3121 Lincoln Continental '96, Da* Blue. 100k miles. Volvo Wagon '98 - good coid. new tires. 158k mi, www.maranosonsau.to. com. Mint cond. inside & out, $3900. 9OS-B91-O1B7 am/fnvcass. all powei $2000 obo 908578-8357 LINCOLN IS 02. silver. Vg. shomoom cond.. loaded, VW JETT* '02 4 dr. auto, 2002 MITSUBISHI 2001 TOYOTA 2002 TOYOTA 2003 NISSAN 2002 HONDA garaged, 22K. $25,000. green. 43K. MUST SEE! LANCER CANRYU COROLLA LE MAXIMA SE Cell 732-492-7S85 tlO.995 Call 908-322- 14 dr ES, autu, air. p/s, pt>. P'w. 4 Jr. auto, air, ps. p/h. p,V emeu 6102 l"»;iilt-r>' KJilion, \'-ti. auto, iir, i dr. autn. air. ps. p^. p.v. Lincoln LS '02- V6. loaded, plocks. tilt, cruise, cd, 30.ULW ps. p^. [^K plotks, pscats. pknb. win^, lilt, cruise, cass plocks. lilt, cruiM. •I ±.auto. air. ps. pb. pv, plucks, new cond.. gar. kept, srl VW JETT* III '94- 4-dr sedan. miles. \1N#2M655»^' 1 (inly I.S.lJOn milts. lilt, cruise, cd. :W,WX» mik*. ver, under 24h mi, asking 5-speed manual. 105K mi., tilt, cruisi . cJ. ali(iy whitls. cJ. unly IJS.OiRi S1S.OO0 908-370-1777 t'tfenor coior vtfirte $2 425 nn«'iiri«il, only ;i5.<)i»i nnlr5. Lincoln Towncar '2000, un 90S233O038 der 51K miles. all options VW PASSAT WAGON "99- I garaged kepi. e1>. pw, AwJ. jut", JII. p.- fr<, px 2 Jr hatch, f) spd. air. ps.pt . SALES, INC. 507-13 pV. p/Kcks. tilt, cruise. cJ. p IIKKS. till, cruise. i'J. alldv f-luvks. j1 sijlv Itjlhir. lilt. pl'.-ikj If.llhiT. tilt. kTll l MercWtet 1987 560 SEC Scllmy I -,,•n!y Ave., Garwood Over $33,000 invested Sim i' IU 44.00M milts. milts VISf^44hlhi 4 M» mif Eriatl h(W¥BTl«|Blnariajw« i tor photos & restoration | VlNiflIiri:i44. iH i St. $17,000. 908-782-2557 MERCEDES 280 SL '69 • $17,995 $24,995 94K, autn A/C. 2 tops, ( ars <£ Sptciallv $15,995 $20,995 ^14,995 •cd v./black feather int.. 2 1950 BUCKS. 1 Roaamas- Sl'\ & Trucks Wr'd, well msint.. $14,000' tc-r wUi 80k. engine and 2001 CHYSLER 2003 JAGUAR X-TYPE 2002 LINCOLN LS 2004TOVOTASOLUU 2001 FORD F 150 obo 90»66B>O917 after 7r>m trans ain perfect. 1 super no | 1 1 engine and trans. Parts ir> SEBRING LX ,WJ, iutn. air, rv s. ph. p * plinks V-\ jiiln ,nr. i ;. [) K p w. CONVERTIBLE CREUCAB MERCEDES 380SEL 1981 abie, tons of on£i SO- 1/5 South Avi outh A\ I- 14 dr, \4. iiutn. air. ps. p^. pv.pxaU. k.ithtl, SwjitJ kj!\ l;!t.C h'lks. p -u!s. !I-J:IKT, tilt. 2 Jr. \'-t>. jiihi. Jir. |»- pK pv.4 Jr, V< auto. .tir. p s. p-K As is. $2000 or best offer iia>i. id. J:!MI .•.imlv hijtiti oats in s;crage $5850 I plucks, (vstrab. tilt, enlist, ill. niist, iJ ilmiitr. (T>.--nr<--r. .iti^;, pK'Lv p.M-ats. ii.jtJit.-r. til!.p iv, p li'i'ks .'.ip. alinv whi'tls. 908-654-3542 8 732-259-9920 d;inviMMj, \| 0^02 1 stjtj. iivmiir^'i. li'i.i'Hii m,|fs. i httl. .. iflk .'.(.mi" milts iruisi'. cJ, navij;.it!iui. aliuy tilt, cruise cd, 43.IHIO niili-s Merottot 380 SL. '85, 56k |37.fli 0milts.\l.S*is.T532!4 \is«:"Vf>in:i5 Bulck Regal 1978- Garaged. 'X)8 -HO 1SS1 whuk "iity M.IKHI mile*, miles. 2 tops, great conci. A/C. auto. 50 L. Excellent | £11900. call 908-791 Condition, $3000 obo, Ia\ 008 -89 2~M I a\ OOH -HO |-0 2 THIS WEEK!!! THIS WEEK!!! THIS WEEK!!! i 9696 201-997-7475 after 5 MERCEDES BENZ 86 560 SL Bulck Riviera '81 • 55k. $8,975 $2 l,95O $19,550 $29,995 $15,995 l-gfit ivory on palomino leather, 35Oci. fjMy loaded. e«c tt*h faro and soft tcos. teftu cond. S4t>00 Call after Cond. Always garaged, 82k. pm 732-68O-1331 $21,500 OBO 973-22B2077 C230 '97 exc cond CAWLLAC aDO CONV. 1971 gg kept. vJiite « 'tan n!e v.!i|. red. 67.000 mis. fie GREAT SELECTION OF fflGHUNE SUV'S AVAILABLE!.' nor, 101K. $10,750'Obo. btorcd. Mmt Cond.. SJ8.00C 9086124*69 obo 908-301-1277 Campio Bl Z28 nol run 2001 BMW X-5 2003 MERCEDES 2003 LEXUS CX-470 2002 ACURA I 2002 INFIMTI QX-4 MERCEDES ML320 '99 71K 4 dr. 4\4. auto. jir. jv'.v ph. n.v plucks. •in., good cond.. black njng good body, no rusl 4dr. 4v4. 'Aw, awd. aut». air. ps, ph, p Inspiration tdilion, 4 dr, -l\4, suti'. atr. 1 Ji. i\\ JLIIII. jir. ps. ;iK (i.v, ji Fully loaded, $14,500/ 70.000 mi overall 35K piixks. p.*taLs, Itathvr, sport paikj ph. rVseaLs, k-jthtr. ka't-J SiJts. mnr««i|. '.) p statsL*. :t s pse.ib. Itjthcr. lilt. ,T.Bx-. v.Lv-. id j|l> obo, 973-261 3899 new engine. S3.000 niiBjnnmf. alloy whuls. only Xttf scat*. h'-dvJ. navigation. M.iM miles. alkr 9O8-232432S MITSUBISHI ECLIPSE GS miltrs. M 99'- 62K. Exc. cond, Red. Cnevy Camaro 72 Bal 5Spd. all pivr. sunroof. Motion Phasfclll Clone. V8 $8,200 060 732-382-2609 AT. new paint & chrome MITSUBISHI ECLIPSE GS $8900 obo 908653026 $25,995 ,995 $39,995 ,95O $23,995 98 • 80k miles. 17' rims. CHEW CORVETTE 78 - Si Docf) kit. good condition, 2002 BMW X-S 2004 LEXUS RX-330 2005 JEEP WRANGLER 2004 CHYSLER PACIFICA 2005 MERCURY \er Anniversary 4 spd. 4 dr. Is4. auto. air. p s. ph. p w. sunroof, black. $6500. tops. Good condition 4 dr. 4\4. autn. air. r>\ ph. (i\\: plinks, UNLIMITED Aa'J, JLitn. jiv, ps (ih.p v. p |i •»'•-.> [>>u(. MOLWAINEER ! Please call 908-925-2732 S8900. 90&518 0288 p.locks, p sia!s, Uilhtr. tilt, cruist. id. p seals, kalher. lilt, auist. id. heated seats. J dr. 4x4, d cyl, auto, air, p s. ph. tilt, cruise, ItMhtr tilt. cniKi. id. lu.'ttjM.-t> ti)-«.i' ! Jr. 4\4. .nit", ;: r. p>. [vh, p'.i. Nissan Maxima, '87. All PAT . mmmrimi'. alloy whn-ls. only 4.1.'Htii tmrnni ontv 15.WJM milt*. \LV*4XJ(Kj;tHS cd. hardtif. lull di«irs. milv .iim milts.rmtt. ihnime nhti!- 1\ """ :^iii> p im'kv p >i.:tv li-_it!:ir. lilt, cnji.-i-, i\i. DODGE MEADOWBR00K '50 mile*. \']S(t:'X:U')S $36,495 $21,995 $24,995 $24,995 good condition. S4.9OO Call 908-272-2438 CHEVY SUBURBAN LT '99 4W0. 77K, lihr, exc OLDS 88 '97- loaded, very cond.. must see1 clean, ong. owner. 60K $12,900. OBO 732-382- mi.. 4dr, AM/FM.'CD. AC 1544Cofar 142k. $2900 OBO. o*r>er 94k mi, vety good cod. 90ft 208-2116 loaded $4900 9OS337-1793 PONTIAC FIREBIRD '89 iTfKtHTnMwtW 138K. V6. 5 SDd man., $ 1100/ OBO 908-241-7963 CHEVY BLA2ER '98 - 4.4 Black. V-6 auto. CD. 166K, PONTIAC FIREBIRD '98 darv. power w/l. new brakes owe. 69k. T-top. leather, $2600 obo 908-709-9050 new tires. $7100. 908- 232-7461 FORD F-250 '99, XLT 4x4 super duty. w/Western Pontlac Grand Prtx GT '97. snow clow {used 1 sea 103k rni, red. 4dr. V6. AT. son i, $13,800 908-301 AVS. am/fm/cd. AC. cloth 0060 seats $3,500. Please call Anmony 908-522-0084 af- FORO RANGER 2000 excel ter apm. cond. kept in garage. 4 cyl PORSCHE 911, Claiilc standard, back cover. 40k mi 1977- In GEM MINT Con- asking $7500 90&2724319 ditionl This is probably YOU one ol the (inest in NJ1 Too many extras to list. CHEVY 'A TON. WORKVAN So call or email for "8S, New motor 17K, insp. info/pic's. $14,500 FIRM. 0ue4/06. $1950 obo, 9 If you see this car you will 96*2143 W( 8:30 pm buy it! 732-382-2925 or [email protected] CHRYSLER 300M 1999^ 1 owner, mint snowmi cond Saturn 2001SL2 4Dr 5SP 49Si tm *' l>t cvld warrant). 53K new tires A/C, good $12,000 732-887-3300 cond. ashing $4300 908322^075 Ford/Aerostar, '96, E»cei. Body. T'res <5. good fun- SATURN SL2 1995, 4DR. ning cond., 1 owner. 141k 5spd, cruise control, good miles. BEST OFFER 732- NEV/2004 CHEVROLET COLORADO EXT CAB NEW 2004 CHEVROLET BLAZER LS 4WD NEW2004 CHEVROLET SSR SUPER SPORT cond, 89k mi. good gas 887-3300 Z71, Silver Birch Met. w/dark pewter cloth, p/ste«ring, p/brakes, Ok Cherry Met. w/Graphite Cloth, Auto, V6 eng, p/s/b, air, ROADSTER, V8 eng, auto trans, Sling Shot Yellow mileage (32-26 mpg). air condrtioning. p/windows. p/locks, am/fm cd player, Vin#46199596 p/windows, p/Tocks, air cond, tilt, cmise. cd player, Vin#4K169960. Original owner, complete FORD Econollne E350 '99, w/Black leather, p/s/b, air, conv. Vin#4B108529. service records, $1999. 15 pass., full povver. dual 908-233-5274 air. loaded, exc. cond. MMP: $28,2OB MSRP $29,580 MSRP $4B.84O TOYOTA CAMRY 199+ V6 $6,400,-or>o908 272-7417 FACTORY REBATE: $3000 FACTMV REBATE $4500 FACTORY REBATE $7500 LE 85k ml, Emerald Pearl, FORD ECONOVAN 1988- SU1XIVAN OMCOUMT: $2706 SULLIVAN MSCOUMT $33B 1 SULLIVAN DISCOUNT $3453 great cond. asking $5000 135k mi. new motor, roof COLL BRAD REBATE (If quail: $4OO COLL SRAO fTOATE fit qual] COLL GRAO REBATE (If qual) $400 8732-382-9076 Iv mes rack. interior shelving, VOLVO, 240 SON 91'- light perf for contractor, ashing MILITARY REBATE (If qiMtfJ: $BOO MILfTAMY REBATE [Iff quail MILITARY REBATE (If qual) $5OO Olue. 158K, new a/c. CD $2400 732-742-8942 player $2800 neg 732MERCUR- Y VILLAGER '95 939-3425 Westfiqld Area Good cond.. PS. PB, PW, VOLVO 850 QLT '95 station AC, 120k mi., S4499. wagon, 126k mi,, dark 90R889 5790 blue. Auto, A/C. clean, $4800. 908-276-1944

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