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WESTFIELD SCOTCH PLAINS FANWOOD Vol. 12, No. 29 Friday, July 25,1997 50 cents Woolworth's saying goodbye Jazz performances set in downtown "Sweet Sounds Downtown" Downtown Westfield fixture are being provided through the courtesy of the Downtown is leaving after 68 years Westfield Corp. Live jazz performances are ByTMAGUAMNO "I feel like crying, I just hate to scheduled 6-8 p.m. every RECORD-PRESS see it go out of business because Thursday through Aug. 14. it goes wuy back," said Ms. At least three jazz bands "If I don't see you before our Nicholson of Westfield, who has will perform simultaneously in favorite place closes, here is my shopped at Woolworth's since she the central business district number. Call, we can meet for was a child. beginning July 31, In case of Junch" "Years ago you had a lot of rain, shows will be canceled. This was the note Shirley five-and-dimes. This isn't one ,i ,The concert program is the Nicholson received from her anymore, but the economy isn't first promotional event for friend Jeanne Helioff when she five-and-dime either." WestfielcTs new special went into her favorite place — "Woolworth's to me is home- improvement district. Woolworth's — last Friday, the town America," said Dotti Sobin, day after the news hit. Betty, the who has lived in Westfield and Rosemary Topar waitress at thw ______been a customer store's coffee of the store for excelling in violin shop, had held it the past 30 years. for her. Come back to Main Rosemary Topar of "I think you Westfield is said by some to be The 68-year- Street U.S.A. before it's get the best buy a 'rising star" among sym- old store nestled too late. See editorial on for your dollar phonic musicians. among the Page A-4. and the service is The 13-year-old violinist has newer specialty always above nnd been concert-mistress for the stores of down- ______beyond no matter Westfield All-City Orchestra town Westfield is if you are at the since 1995. one of the 400 Woolworth stores counter hero or buying a pot and *"' Rosemary performs with nationwide that will Boon close. pan," she said. the Westfield Family String Woolworth Corp. announced July Ms. Sobin said she is in tho Ensemble, the New Jersey 17 it will close its stores that store for lunch about once every have dominated downtowns two weeks, but is in and out for RANDALL MILLER/RECORD-PRESS Intergenerational Orchestra, The Wbolworth's More In WattfMd Is going out of business after 68 years. the New Jersey Youth throughout the country for 117 little things all the time. Symphony and the Greater years. About 9,200 people will be "God, I'll miss it like crazy," Newark Youth Orchestra. laid off. she said. first lipstick at the store in she said. "And now when my Helen of Mountainside, who preferred not to give her last She also tutors violin stu- Seventeen people lined the "A lot of nice people come in Pennsylvania where she lived as grandchildren visit we come in counter at the coffee shop that here for lunch. Lailn and Betty n little girl, horo. So it is reully three genera- name, said she goes to tho store dents at the Westfield Summer three or four times a week. Workshop and performs at Friday for n menu that offers make you feel comfortable," Ms. "I grew up with Woolworth's," tions." street fairs in downtown burger combos, sandwich combos, Nicholson said. "You can't go in n she said, Ms, Nicholson auid "1 have friends here. Wo sit Westfield during the spring fish filets, golden fried shrimp, lot of places alone, but you Ms. Nicholson carried the tra- Woolworth's is a good place to go nnd tnlk. Wo hnvo our lunch and fall. old-fashioned banana splits, always feel comfortable here." dition into adulthood. for bargains and convenience, here," the 20-year patron said. layer cakes and of course, good Her earliest memory of "I had three children and I'd "Pd rather go to my local "It's a hangout, that's what it Rosemary, who will enter old American apple pie. bring a car full of children over stores then go to the mall," she the eighth grade at Edison Woolworth's is going to get her (Continued on pngo A-2) Intermediate School in here when they were 11 and 12," added. September, began her violin study in kindergarten*.' - She has been awarded the Solicitors Ruth Vincent Memorial Scholarship and the first grant of the Ruthsell Memorial Scholarship. must be ; Free T'ai Chi instruction offered registered, Shu Hua Chao is offering a free practice of T'ai Chi Ch'uan and Chi Kung (Qi Gong) at police say Tamaques Park 9-10 a.m. Sundays. ByTINAQUAftINO There are aiso free karate and self-defense lessons offered by Dean Ansari. His WESTFIELD — Tho doorbell lessons are 8-10 a.m. Sundays, rings. A stranger is tit your door T'ai Chi is an ancient tolling you ho is collecting money Chinese martial art that takes for tho police department's, anti- an internal rather than exter- drug campaign. But is he really? nal approach to health and The police department wtinla well being. to alert residents to people who Using graceful, fluid solicit under fal.su pretenses. motions, T'ai Chi focuses on Also, they wrtnt to inform solici- •channels" through which an tors of the process to legitimize individual's energy rhythms their solicitation. flow. "We've had a lot of inquiries People who practice T'ai Chi from our residentH about this are said to see a reduction in (Holicitors in town)," WoHtfiold stress levels and an increase in Police Chief Anthony Scutti told energy levels. the Rv.viii'd-Pro.Hx, FV>r more information, call He said people havo a right to Mrs. Chao at 889-4310. solicit in.'town IIH long as they go through tho proper procedures. In the ptist, charities worn Bagger's office allowed to solicit in town an long is open tomorrow as they find n federal identifica- tion number. In 1995, charities The legislative office of RANDALL MILLER/RECORD-PRESS Assemblyman Richard Bagger were required to register witli (R-22nd Diat.) will bo open for Kathleen Hlntze of Westfield checks out one of the trees that was uprooted last week. Law and Public Safely, Chief constituents 9 a.m.-3 p.m, •Scutti said. tomorrow at 203 Elm St., Once tho churitioH art) nigiH- Westfield. torod, they receive a registration number and then are allowed to Mr. Bagger's district Fierce winds, rain pound area solicit in town. includes Westfield, Scotch "Wo had a difficult problem Plains and Fanwood. ByTTNAOUAMHO ance adjuster to come out to locating the responsible pnople," For more information and assess the damage. UECOKDPHESS Chief Scutti said, "Now we can regular hours, call 232-3673. "The impntionts I planted find out through Luw mid Public It seemed darker than it around tho trees are «til! Safety records." should have been at 7 p.m. last imbedded in tho soil even Chief Hculti said tho rrjgintni- Friday, Kathleen Hintze aaid. though tho tretsa came out," tion procedure legitimizes tho She stood in the kitchen holding Mrs. rlintzo said. "I'm going to solicitors and .suves the police tho her cnt Baby as the rain fell and find another homo for them problem of checking into it. the wind blew. somewhere in the yard," "Wo want to miike resident/I "I saw the wind blowing so The storm blow through aware that if someone com OH to Inside fast and I thought, 'Oh my northern and central Now their door, don't be afraid to iisli gosh, these trees look like they Jersey with winds gusting up to for proper ID," Chief Scutti said. are going to fall.' " 6fi mph. "If they Htill foul uncomfortable Commentary .. ..A-4 They did, Three of her 60- "I couldn't oven try to guoss nnrl (hey think that .Honmlhinf,' foot-high black wninut trees how many calls wo had," may be wrong, don't hewitato to Community Life ..A-6 enmt) crashing down. On« of tho Wostfield Police Chief Anthony (five UH a cull and we will chuck trees crushed part of the deck Scutti Maid, "Needless to any the pernon out to make mire they A-17 and the furniture on it. The our switchboard WIIH lit up." iire legitimate." drninnge pipe mid gutter wore RonidontH called in about Police Haid although the many Weekend Plus . .A-14 ripped from the hou.so. Tho trot; property damage to hoiiHfiH, nonprofit anil charitable Krotipo just miHHod the bay window by RANDALL MILLER/FIECORD-PRESS vehicles nnd alnnns going of!'. that Holicit funda within tho Automotive ... . .B-1 n qunrter of an inch. Kathleen and Stephen Hlntze look over their yard. "Even though we kniiw it WIIH Town nf Westfield are legitimate!, Tho backyard of her Floral "It's just incredible what foot wide. Shrubs and bushes most likoly duo to th« power are not. Real Estate ... .B-16 Court homo in Westfield WUB Mother Nnturo can do. It looks wero destroyed, MXH. Hintze outage, we Htitl hiivo to In order to protect re.tidentH, transformed in minutes. respond," he said. Classified B-1 like « jungle out there." Haid she hopes the sprinkler I groupw soliciting or flelllntf "I was in shock, It juat hap- The roots came right out of system wns not damaged, (Continued on pngo A-2) hd in residentinl nrean pened 80 fust," Mrs, Hintze unid. the ground, leaving holes lfi She is waiting for an Insur-
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Small towns, bursting with the country's economic energy, all had a Woolworth's to meet the needs of a prospering people, We are But it was more than just a place to buy the assorted necessities of life; the 5 & 10 was the center of the com- slaves to munity, a place to have a sandwich or coffee while doing the daily shopping, a place to meet your neighbors and exchange the latest news and gossip of the town. Woolworth's and the other variety stores were the hub of technology downtown. Have you noticed that the more technology advances, mak- But now Woolworth's is closing, a victim of a culture ing our jobs easier and faster, the and an economy that is leaving Main Street for good. more time we spend at our jobs? There will be a gigantic hole to fill on many Main Streets, Remember the days of the including in Weatfield. (The store there is actually on East typewriter and carbon paper? Broad Street.) Because making more than three The closure of Woolworth's once again is indicative of copies of anything became the precarious health of downtowns not only in Union tedious, we didn't — unless we County, but across the country. Local towns are not alone absolutely had to and then we in struggling to find the magic formula to revitalize the typed on those yucky mimeo- heart of their communities. graph papers and "ran off" pages of purple ink stuff. It is economic evolution at its crudest; because we live But mostly, whatever we were in a free society where business is relatively unencum- typing, letters, documents, and bered by the government, there is little we can do to especially meeting minutes, we reverse this progression. created one original and two car- Small towns in New Jersey are caught in a vicious eco- bons: one for the leader, one for nomic cycle. the assistant and one For The Because of the insidious dependence on property taxes File. Somehow we managed ta to fund public education — an antiquated holdover from a conduct business with just those time when the state's suburbs were still farms — the cost few. of living in small towns has risen dramatically. Letters to the editor When it came to minutes,' By any standard, it is unfair that Bedminster — one of what the procedure required was the richest municipalities in the state — should have the taking the time to read the tran- scribed minutes at the next meet- lowest property tax rate while South Bound Brook — one ing since members hod not of the poorest communities — has one of the highest. Salvation Army seeks support received a personal copy before- It's no wonder middle-class families struggling to pay hand. That wasn't so bad. Iti the monthly bills flee to townships such as Bridgewater. To The Record-Press: sis and abuse. A primary goal is Happy Birthday Barbecue to ensured members reviewed what Camp Tecumseh in Pittstown to reunite brothers and sisters reinforce the speeialness of each went on at the previous meeting; With the flight of residents to the suburbs, the busi- camper, nesses naturally have to follow. The grass is always green- is The Salvation Army's camp for separated by the foster care sys- there's no guarantee they do now. New Jersey families, Since 1964 tem so they may have a week of Children will also be given the er on the other side of the highway. the camp hns been a haven of family fun and sharing. Many of opportunity to purchase back-to- What it also meant was that if That's a damn shame because small towns offer a love and care for more than 1,000 these children are dealing with school supplies and clothing a created document had to hi! lifestyle and sense of community that can't be matched in children each summer. issues of loss and separation. through "credit" received in our changed in any way it was no big a development carved out of a cornfield and given a pre- Our Special Needs Reunion Our program encourages fam- behavior modification program deal. Now, when you've created posterous name. during the week, several, or many, they have to be Camp is a highlight of the Camp ily togetherness, character build- gathered up, destroyed, recreated i No development can duplicate the vibrancy or the vari- Tecumseh season. Over the past ing and social development activ- Anyone interested in helping five years, with the help of the ities that include boating, hiking, can send their check made out to: and redistributed. ety of life in a small town. In the "old days" there was Towns such as Westfield have a genuine and unique public, 345 children have nttend- swimming, sports, crafts and The Salvation Army Reunion ed this session. nature lore. Camp, P.O. Box 3170, Union, NLJ. only the three copies to deal with: character their suburban neighbors can never hope to no contacting the 10 or however have. Once you enter the gates of a townhouse commu- We continue to receive n grow- Our camp staff and on-site 07083 or call 851-8237 for more ing number of requests for this professional counselors are in formation. many people attended the meet- nity you might as well be anywhere in the country. session and I am once again ask- trained to recognize and address The session begins July 22. We ing, or were sent the incorrect The government cannot order businesses to relocate to ing the public for help so more the needs of these children. With will be accepting gifts throughout information. Main Street. Nobody wants that. deserving children can attend. loving care and reassurance, we the summer. But somehow, we have come to However, the government — at any level — can help by Our Reunion Camp is for chil- teach them their significance and MAJOR JOSEPH DeMICHAEL think that because a great many changing the property tax system. dren in foster care or under state value. State Commander can be created easily through the supervision because of family cri- ThiB year we will hold a The Salvation Array flick of a switch on computers or By lowering the cost of living and doing business in a copy machines we must have small town, one of the lures of suburban living will be many. erased. We fail to recognize the cost: in Small towns would also be able to give residents a Ready to fool friends with beet soda? time, in paper and wasted oppor- decent level of services without the guilt of having to beg tunities for employees to be doing for more and more taxes. To The Record-Press: Leave for a few hours or It's a lot of fun to fool people something truly constructive. There has to be some financial advantage to living in a Like to know how to make a overnight. with it; they aro always aston- Then, came the fax machine. small town; that's a task for the governor and the state healthful soft drink for a few To use; To a 6-ounce glass add ished! No doubt about it. They have Legislature, cents a glass? a "good" half-inch of syrup. To an The drained beets? Add some been a boon to many companies, At 83, I'm active and quite 8-ounce glass, add a "goou three- water, a little wine, a bent or allowing business to get done healthy! Follow the simple direc- quarters of an inch of syrup, Fill bruised clove, a good dab of but- quickly and efficiently but some- tions and you can make a "mys- to the top, in each ense stirring ter (margarine),find if you like times they waste more time than tery drink" that will please all well, some lemon. Then microwave. No they save. that taate it, (And fool them!) You may adjust these levels of loss! Every time a telephone call Buy a can of whole beets. Not syrup with experience. At the enke decorating store comes in asking if a fax has been Correction policy for sliced, but whole. Buy Pnthmnrk, Now, taste and enjoy. But what you ctm buy a small bottle of cin- received, someone has to stop, Del Monto or any reliable brand. fruit is this? You will hardly namon extract, It's Fiory! Use walk to the machine, check for its newspaper listed Whole beets, right? believe it's beet! It hns a "fruity" only two drops to a pan of baked arrival; if it isn't in the retrieval Pour off juice through a strain- flavor ami blends and mixes with apples and stir. Add beot syrup. I bin they must check to see if il er to catch pulp or decant care- all fruit flavors! Try beet soda on drop the extract into a teaspoon was "delivered" then return to The newspaper will correct errors of fact, context or fully. Save beets, place to one your friends! to add safely! the phone to tnlk with someone presentation and clarify any news content that confuses side. More later. It contains vitamin C and iron. Fresh beets are too strong-fla- who has been wasting time wait- or misleads readers. Corrections will appear on this page. Add throe rounded table- The syrup keeps well. Just refrig- vored, as are canned sliced beets! ing for us. Please report errors to Editor Andrew Simpson at 722- spoons of sugnr (maybe u little erate; you will use it up! People Beet color goes way back into Why have we so little faith in 30O0, Ext. 6322. more), stir with whip or mixer like it! But that's not all! This American history! Our early flags fax machines. We don't call a until sugar molts into juice. Do syrup can be used to color foods were dyed with it! Try beet soda! * * not use hent! Pour into a bottle like baked apples, strawberry business asking if a letter has A campus note item in last week's edition of the Record- You'll like it! been received unless a goodly with n cap, refrigerate (with n rhubarb pie, pink lemonade and HUBERT J.ALLCOCK Press incorrectly identified Sean R. Mulvaney of bottle of seltzer). Gotta lie cold! fruit bowls, etc. amount of time goes by without Westfield, who graduated from Rowan University in Cranford response. Glassboro. He graduated with a degree in psychology. But because we wait till the last minute to send a fax, we have to know if has been received Area woman responds to FAA official today, the biggest waste-of time To The Record-Press: of low-flying aircraft lumbering Why, then, were residents of in industry. Sally S, Kyberg, Aviation over us. It is becoming all too New Jersey given the 888 toll- And when those calls come in Safety Hotline program manngor, common to witness those roaring free number to register noise on deadline day, or closing day, <»' Office of System Safety with the machines flying over us in a complaints? preparing for the big sale day, it WFiSTFIELD SCOTCH PLAINS FANWOUD Federal Aviation Administration, never-ending stream at altitudes Was this merely a palliative makes workers crazy, cranky and North Jersey Newspapers Company ©1997 stated that the toll-free number of lesa than 1,500 feet. There is measure to alluw residents lo far less productive. is intended to provide a means to no room for error, vent, to get it out of their sys- I, for one, can spend a lontf the public to report unsafe avia- MB. Ryberg further states thnt tems? One must question why nn time on the phone with reader? Richard F. Harknett tion situations. the Flight Standards Division in agency would provide the public who need information about Publisher Snfety is the precise reason the Eastern Regional Office with a method of reporting com- anniversary announcements »r thnt people nro calling this num- advised her that they are not plaints of aircraft, noise and then club press releases or who waul ber. The horrendous noise prob- awnro of any survey being con- state that they are doing nothing to tell me a story to see if it's "I Cheryl Fenske lem that assails us is indicative ducted by the FAA regarding the with the statistics. interest to the paper ns a whol'1 Executive Editor of the greater danger that exists noise issue from Newark MARGARET L DOOQAN or to me as a columnist, MB a result of the myriad number International Airport. Cranford I meet some of the nicest peo- ple this way. But, boy, do 1 feel Andrew Simpson Allan Conover quite cantankerous on Mondays Editor Sports Editor and Tuesdays when typing for all I'm worth to get items into tin- The 'Record-Press' is here to serve you computer before deadline and The Record-Preus is bore to servo you. open weekdays 8:30 u.m.-fi p.m. For tlip following someone calls about a fhx. 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The iwwm'uoin in at 44 The deadline for lettei'B to the editor iH noon Cranford, NJ 07016 Drtvo Ea9t FAX (908) 526-2609 Vetenina Momorini Drive, Honurrvillc, and ia Monday. Letters uro printer! an space allows. and for tho longest time thai SomervlltQ, NJ 08976 newsletter took men viv.uk lo l>"< L togothor. July 25,1997 Record-Press A-5 Local musicians perform in Fanwood's La Grande Park Nearly 200 music aficionados of all ages gathered July 8 in La Westfield planning Grande Park in Fanwood to hear trip to see 'Titanic' jazz as performed by the Music Briefs The Westfield Recreation Studio Jazz Band. i Commission is sponsoring a trip The band wtis the largest put to see Titanic on Broadway on together by Theodore Schlosberg, 'Heart Walk* set Wednesday, Oct. 15. Tickets, its conductor and executive direc- for Sept. 27 which cost $87 each with trans- tor of the Westfield-hased New The American Heart portation, are center orchestra Jersey Workshop for the Arts. seats. Included on the program were Association's "Heart Walk" returns to Union County and The bus will leave from the "A String of Pearls" nnd ^The municipal building, 425 E. Broad Birth of Blues" out of the big- Echo Lake Park on Saturday, Sept. 27. St., at 6 p.m. for the 8 p.m.. per- band era; "Night Train," from formance. the Fifties; "Y.M.C.A." and "We Nearly 15,000 people in New Will Rock You," Seventies hits Jersey are scheduled to partici- For more information, call the turned stadium/aports arena pate. commission at 789-4085. nnthems. More than 400 of these will do A saxophone quintet of Bob so at Echo Lake Park. Township offering Miller, Dan Perez, Matt Union County residents raised book disposal Velderman, George Grow and more than $45,000 in last year's Lynn McCabe led moat of the event. Looking for a way to dispose of pieces. Dr. Schlosberg also led Funds raised from the "Heart textbooks and other hard-cover "Amazing Grace" on the nlphorn. Walk" go to education, communi- books? ty programs, research and advo- Bring them to the Scotch! cacy. Plains Public Works yard, 2445 Recycling schedule For more information or regis- Plainfield Ave., or the municipal! changes in township tration, call 376-3636 or (800) building, 430 Park Avo. AHA-USA1. For more information, call A new recycling schedule has Volunteers are also needed for 322-6700, Ext. 243, or 233-8745, gone into effect in Scotch Plains. the day of the event. People on the north side (Sections 1 and 2) will have pick- Frost Valley trip ups July 29, Aug. 12 and 26, Sept, Institute director set by Westfield 'Y' 9 and 23. Those on the south side to celebrate Mass (Sections 3 and 4) will have pick- The Weatfield T has 3ched-j ups July 30, Aug. 13 and 27, Sept. Father Gerald P. Ruane, direc- uled its second "Frost Valley, 10 and 24. tor of the Sacred Heart Institute Getaway" Oct. 5-7 for people 60j A brochure with revised collec- in West Caldwell, will celebrate and older. j tion dates has been mailed to all Mass at St. Bartholomew the The sojourn of three days nnd! Apostle Church, Westfield two nights will be at Froat Valley,! township homes. Avenue in Scotch Plains. If you have not received one, the YMCA camping nnd confer-] call 322670O, Ext. 243, or 233- Moss will bo 7:30 p.m. once center in the Catskills ol] 8745. Monday upstate New York. • The Sacred Henrt Institute ia Guests will stay in a newly' a Christian center for preaching, redesigned lodge with nntique-1 Presbyterians plan teaching and healing in the namo furnished bedrooms, sitting* August Bible camp and power of Jesus Christ. rooms, fireplaces, a piano and w large outdoor deck overlooking! The Presbyterian Church in the Neveraink River. J Westfield, 140 Mountain Ave., Celestial Connections A full-time gourmet chef ia on| announces its annual vacation moves to Elm Street Btaff. ; Bible camp will be held 4-6:30 Activities may include -wnlks,t p.m. Aug. 4-8. Celestial Connections of lectures, cooking, sightseeing and! All children entering grades Westfield, a New exercise classes, { kindergarten through five in the Age/Holi a tic/Met a physical All patrons will be accompa-J Nick Scarnaty, David Vlllalobot and Httant Yatrakls play trading rolta in "Mcrrllly We Roll Along." fall are welcome to enroll. Resource & Referral, hns moved nied by employens of tho The camp's program, based on from West Broad Street to 37 Westfield'Y,' ! the theme "God's Kids in Action," Elm St. The move will allow for Seating is limited and early! wilt include a daily Bible story, registration is suggested, j arts and crafts, music, dinner and greater accessibility to the spir- British theater officials tual and holistic health modali- *Y' membership is notj a campfire skit. required. i The cost is $15 per child, with ties that CeleBtial iB known for providing. For more information and fees) a $25 family maximum. call Karen Simon at 233-27O0J visiting for WYACT show Registration forms are available For more Information, call Ext. 246, or visit the 'Y,' 220 at the church office or by calling Celestial Connections at 654- Clark St. 233-O301. 7502, WESTFIELD — Two theater officials from a British school aro visiting the town to see firsthand the WYACT (Westfield Young Actors Cooperative Theater) production of Merrily We Roll Along. Mark Pattenden and Karen Palmer are in the United States for the show's performances this weekend at the Cranford Dramatic Club, 78 Winans Ave., Cranford. Showtimes are 8 p.m. today and tomorrow, plus 7 p.m. Sunday . ' Mr. Pattenden is director and Ms. Palmer is head of theater for the Studio Theatre at North Westminster Community School in London. The school, the largest state school in the British capi- tal, has its own licensed venue in which young people can work alongside professional theater troupes. Step up to a Cadillac! He also is a participating director of the National Youth Music Theatre of Great Britain, an enter- prise sponsored by Sir Andrew Lloyd Webber of Cats fame. Mr. Pattenden is scheduled to teach work- shops on the European theater style, observe rehearsals and tnkepart in technicnl sessions while in Wostfiekl. The visit from the British theater officials is "to exchange ideas and experiences" about youth the- ater, according to a WYACT press release. WYACT artistic director Cynthia Meryl and Mr, Pattenden are discussing the possibility of a student exchange program for thenter. Admission to Merrily We Roll Along is $12 in advance for adults, $15 at the door for adults, $9 for senior citizens nnd students. Advance tickets are available at The Music Staff, 102 Quimby St., Westfield, and Linda's Book Exchange, 20 Alden St., Cranford, For more information, access Internet site www.westfieldnj.com/'wyact or call 233-3200.
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true second annual MItzvah Day, which was run by Temple Emanu-EI In Westfield, was honored by the Union EliseTate of Westfleld recently received a resolution from Union County Freeholder and town resident Cfea County freeholders. Freeholdeiderr Carol Cohen of Westfleld, a member of the temple, presents* «resoluti« resolutioo n to Coheo n In recognitiog n of Elite's assistance to the county Parks and Recreation Division staff. Elite Is a m»m> feemple cantor Martha T.NovIck, left. At right Is Drew Harris, who was also a MItzvah Day Committee member, ber of Westfleld Qlri Scout Troop 45. jMltzvah Day was a day to do something for others. uiH
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taring n light moment at the Exxon Quarterback Challenge booth at the Speolal Olympics! Summer Games High schoolers and chnporones from First Bnptlst Church of Wcstllokl rocontlv took a missions trtpta b Weatfleld rosldent Tom Btmnett, manager of Exxon's South Jersey Retail District; Special Olympics ath- Calvary Community Church of Franklin, Pn.Tho church was burned Inst yonr and Is bolna rebuilt with the hblfi tea Donno Morrow nnd Robin Easton; and Exxon retailer Jack Uzatmoclyan. . of voluntoors. Pictured are Ji m Rodekor of Union, Sarnh Duvall of inurDnce Hnrbor Crlolon Rottekor of Union Bob HnnBon of Crnnford.TIm Qroenlnw of Westflold, Nnncy Rcdokor of Union, Rov Deo DeeTurllnaton of the Flret Bnptlat Church, Para Qreenfaw of Wostflold, Johnathnn Rodokor of Union Keith SabS-Brovo o\ Dunellen, Stefanlo Blslak ot V/ostfteld, Jody Hydarowakl of Scotch Plaln8 nnd Alan Green nw of WestfloW. July 25, 1997 Record-Press
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in marking period HI • '"WESTFIELD — Edison Elizabeth Euwer, James Finn, i 1 mi af Intermediate School has issued Nicholas Geissler, Dana T. Grau, Mm ^ i Jill honor roll for the fourth rnark- Lindsay Guerriero, Rachael 1A jSog period, 1r^| Horowitz, Paul Johnston, ' m •*•• \Z* Named to the distinguished Timothy Kelman, Stephanie * Ifamor roll: Kolterjahn, Mark V. Kolvites, ; I Grade 8 — Rachel Ackerman, Evan Lee, Kelly Masterson, i s^S ; Marc Andrew Basch, Kevin Molly McDermott, Scott C. ti: HI ; Buckland, Emilie Cobert, Jessica Mehorter, Breigh Ann Menza, N T T IM Cohen, Lauren E. Coltrera, Michael J. Meredith, Jonathan H. E3B" \M^^^^H^ RAH' K^ NATIONAL ^^^^^H r *•* Jenna Davino, Jennifer Fowler, Miller, Douglas Minarik, Denise HflA. ^R/a^BB^BB^aH 'Eleanor Hodara, Edward Hogan, O'Connor, Kristen Ostrega, igTnnii' vk^^^^m . l v ; • ^^H 1 '^Wi.'^^^^^^^R' ^HHHNS;^''> .!;, "••" *5,000** ^^^^H r ^AfeianderLeger.Anne Loughlin, Joanna Richardson, Megan E. i !*• Shawn McCabe, Kristin Messina, Rodd, Danielle Schlar, Christine 'Conner Mulvee, Kate Onishi, Schwebel, R. Ariana Siemoneit, IT* ; Elizabeth Ottoson, Michael J. Jessica Smith, Samuel Sobel, I ^^^^^^^. ^H ! Pollack, Jacob K. Rosenstein, Lauren Talbot, Jennifer Wilson, I^Kravis R. Russo, Christian Stephen Wilson, Gregory C. Wood m ;;Sfntomauro, Gavin Shulman, Jr., Mun Ling Yeow and David W. 1 m f jjbfeph Swingle, Daniel J. Zhou. a* ^| •" -.-' *",'•"£ •.' It) iityeinberg, Kristin a Williams, n< Grade 7 — Jessica Alice, »• ;;Chriatina Yang, Allen Chi-Chang Matthew Andzel, Rachel Bavolar, HI ;|Y% Chi-Keung Yu and Eric Megan Beck, Charles Benisch, laH ^ Casey Benson, Priya Bhasin, id© 7 — Christy Michael Biggs, Sara Bobertz, ielmesgieh, John Alvaro, John Brunetto, Jessica Caravello, Sasha Bartolf, Alicia Bilheimer, Lauren Caravello, Erica Cenci, ; ScunanthaBourque-TriefT, James Stephen Collucci, Caitlin Conroy, 1 1 BHilI l ; Bridgemon, Ashley Carr, Michael Joanna Coraggio, Erin Corbett, m irmatz, Charles Chaung, Jacqueline Cusitnano, Carrie United Way gets boost ^n arie Chu, Maureen Cooke, Durr, Daniel Finestein, Elyse «*» ,,^ /an Cordes, Robert Dnurio, Goldweitz, Lynn Huang, Suaanne Baniel DeSerio, Amy Beth Early, Hutchinson, Nicole Infantino, United National Bank has preMnted a check for $5,000 to the United Way of Plalnfleld, North Plalnl ield, 1Fanwood and Scotch Plains. The fllftT Bobert Freundlich, Katherine Hannah Israelow, Katie Jenkins, represents the company's commitment to support the 36nonprollt agencies that provide health and human services to area residents.C Gibrain, Bethany Goldman, Eli Sheri Jenkins, Kirs ten Kolb, Pictured are United Way Board of Directors members John Fitzgerald and Linda Hawklns-Todman, and bank officials Nathaniel C. Harris Jr.r! Hare!, Megan Hem, Katherine Jennifer Lamont, Matthew Leiz, and Jay Castillo. .pa Hild, Joseph Hubbard, Karen Kathryn Logan, Anthony Lund, Hutskey, Mara Judd, Daniel Christopher Mackay, Timothy Kagan, Yuka Kawano, Aaron Mansfield, Zintis May-Krumins, Winger, Steven Krakauer, Alex Martta McGlynn, Sara Leong, David Louie, Rosanne McGovern, Nehal Mehta, Traveling Players of Westfield to perform ThursdayT Palatucci, Anura Patil, Kristen Michael NahaczowBki, Bush™ Nasir, Julee Noguchi, Caroline WESTFIELD — Th10:3e 0 a.m. Thursday nt Barnes & (dance).The program will incor- the programs the Traveling Pollock, Devin Power, Bree Page-Katz, Meeta Patel, Andrew Traveling Players from the Noble, Route 22, Springfield. The porate "Songs of the PnsC'Sonjjs Players will present during the Sherry, Joanna Todaro, Elizabeth Westfield Summer Workshop are troupe includes 27 children in of the Soldiers," "Songs of the last two weeks of the Westfield Schaffer and David Zorn. Pidkameny, Andrew Pilecki, Alexander Pino, Christopher getting ready to piny a "Song of fourth through seventh grades, Homeland," "Songs of Hope" nnd Summer Workshop. The playerst Named to the honor roll: Quackenbush, Valerie Rawnicki, America." all under the direction of Joanne "Songs of Freedom," will also visit nursing homes arid Grade 8 — Megan Albertson, Erin Reed, Samantha Sa, Scott Their performance will be Gurske (pinno) and Michele Keily "Song of America" is among summer camps. Laura Avdey, Rebecca Brnchman, Satkin, Rory Schulman, Shaun Scott R. Brewster, Mari Nicole Simone, Michael Sofka, Jessica Candelore, Timothy Carroll, Speir, Alyse Squillnccl, Rosemary Michael Coriasco, Kevin Doyle, Topar, Jessica Tyminski, Andrea Bethany Dresely, Tyne Dufly, Waksman and Emily Yudkovitz. Brian Dyke, Robyn Ehrlich, Sara DlreoPb Services Roosevelt School lists top students in period WESTFIELD — Roosevelt Margaret Wei. Intermediate School has issued Grade 7 _—Dania K. 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Your Home Care Headquarters • Vncuums SINCE • Central Vacuum Systems 1956 • Sewing Machines • Outdoor Power Equipment • Jnnitorlnl Supplies EARDLYT.PfrERSEN • Air & Wntor Purification Equipment Safety lesson We Carry fi.J. Morgan, n physical-education teacher at McGinn School In Scotch Plains, recently held a safety SALES • SERVICE • PARTS program with the assistance of New Jersey State Police Officer Scott Francis from the Marine Law All 6 Models! OR Enforcement Bureau. The officer brought "Bobby the Boat" and discussed water and boating safety. Pictured with the officer are Ms. Morgan and students Jessica Zuber, James Alfano and Kaltlln Carman. FROM 90 DAYS SAME AS CASH FOR QUALIFIED CUSTOMERS Nebenfuhr receives Xerox Award SCOTCH PLAINS — Ji TO $419 Nebenfuhr, a student at Union! Hillside Cemetery is situated on 125 iicres of getilly rolling Hind. Catholic High School, ,hn«! IN XL UPRIGHT/ recoivod the Xerox Award in th<* SUPER All lots in ihe beautifully maintained und landscaped grounds include perpetual cure. Hillside Cemetery, located on Woodland Immunities/social sciences. , | BUSTER B The honor student is n iricin-j COMBINATION Avenue in Scotch Plains, is a non-profit organization. For further information, telephone 756-1729 ber of National Honor Society, PACKAGES Super Buster B Compact und Service Club. Vacuum w/ Accessories Jillian will bo eligible .*» receive a corporation-sponsored^ Otd Fashioned Quality and SorvicG scholarship to the University, of 224 ELMER ST. -WESTFIELD Rochester. Award recipients are selected on the basis of scholarship in the CIOBQCI Wed. and Bun, social sciences, leadership and community service. -July 25, 1997 Record-Press Westfield High School lists top students WESTFIELD — Westfield Stotler, Dora Sugar, Christopher Laura Dvorak, Joshua Falcone, Pritsker, Amanda S, Purvis, J. Ciacciarelli, Carrie A. Clyne, Mandrillo, «Iudy S. Mathew, High School has issued its honor Tafelski, David Truet, Scott Allison Feldman, Jenna Fertakos, David Ralph, Vrinda Rao, Alyson Leah Cowburn, Abigail Coxson. Lauren A. Mattes, Aubrey P.* roll for the fourth marking peri- Turek, Brent W. Turlington, Michael Friedman, Kitty E. Rentrop, Mathew Adam Rosen, Robert A. Cunlifto, Oathi>rino McGovi>rn. Grant B. MeLaughlin", od. Tiffany J. Vora, Thomas Fromtling, Yair Ghitza, Brett Rosenblatt, Joseph Anne Curran, Daniel (\itru, Sara J. Mirsky, Elizabeth A,; Named to the distinguished Wengerter, Ingrid Willemsen and Katherine D, Gildea, Brian Schaffer, James Schliesske, Jnmes W. Daly. Claire De-Cnmpu, Morrissoy, Jennifer D. Musat, honor roll: Jason A, Yarusi. Gillin, David Goldberg, Rebecca Alexnnder Schwarzer-Muth, Amy ElizabethC. Dixon, Jusun Dri\vt>r. Matthew'R. O'Neill, Natalie M; Grade 12 — Virginia C. Grade 11 — Anishn M. Goldberg, Lisa Gorbaty, Bo M. Seligman, Megan V. Shutts, Christopher M. Drisrall, Robin C. Orsini, Brian C. Osborn, Russell Blauvelt, Rachel L. Brendler, Ambardar, Anthony J, Attanasio, Qunn Han, Suzanne Heinkel, Alicia Starkey, Michael Stotler, Early, Andrew Elken, Jonnn W. Oxmiin, Amanda W. Parker*, Rebecca A. Brendler, Kimberiy E. Michael Baly, Bridget Benisch, Laurie Ann Hogan, Jessica Hu, Claire Tafelski, Elise Tate, Ellsworth, Samuel Fleder. Kriston K. l'astir, Virginia R, Campbell, Kristin Chabnla, Abigail Bercovicz, Christine Mohamed-Karim Ibrahim, Lauren E. Todaro, Nicholas Christine Oenovn, David L. I'uyntor, Luwivnce Peraky, Stephen Chiger, Elizabeth Bonavita, Melinda A. Borne, Kelsey W. Ill, Christina R. Tricarico, Margaret Turner, Gialanella, Sashu M. Gibbons- Joshua M. Ponzio, Marina K. Dederick, Lauren E. Flynn, Talia Kelly M. Boulos, Douglas V, Izmirlinn, Philip Jan, Sarah Ann Allison M. Uniacke, Lisa Marie Ohr, Shunn Golembo, Lisa R. Powell, Mairi'n Priostloy, Justin Frankel, Molly C. Phelan, Brandely, Megan A. Brenan, Jankowitz, M. Oliver Janney, Villalobos, Toby Weisslitz and Goodman, Valerie E. GrilTolh, D. Roimrd, Sandra Rhein, Olivet Danielle Rodman, Katherine Daniel Brown, Laura J. Brucia, Kristina R. Jarmas, Susan Robin A. Yudkovitz. Sara Guc'rin, Kristpn Gundnun, J. Round, Joseph W. Schaefer, Rowan, Lauren B. Rudofsky, Karen E. Cancellieri, Lauren M. Kapuscinski, Amanda M. Kelly, Grade 9 — Elizabeth D. No ha Gupta, Zat-hary A. Hanson- Donna C. Schnller, Jennifer L, Andrew Sobel and Christopher Castaldo, Nina Castells, Ann Richard W. Lnng III, Terri Lee, Ambrosia, Jonathan D. Atkins, Hart, Rose Davis Holy, Megan M. Schombs, F^liztihoth C. Schundler. M.Walk. Cavanagh, Sung Choi, David Wendy Lin, Erik H. Lund, Seth A. Augenstein, Kathryn A. llobson, Joshua David Hoov, Nia>U> Seib, Karimn ShahShah, Grade 11 — Kaara Anspach, Citrin, Adam A. Cohen, Jessica L. Deirdre Lynn, Fabien Marchetti, Bartholomew, Danielle F. Bnukh, David M. lllos Jr., Brott D. Kuhn, Kathryn Michelle Solon, Abigail Andrea M. Bistak, Scott R. Cutro, Coleman, Meghan L. Corbett, Elizabeth McKeon, Meghann Annabel Benito, Christopher Erica G. Knmler, Scott K, Speck, Cmbriellu SpinnntO, Colleen M, Donovan, Christine R. Yael Coty, Jamie L. Darcy, McMahon, Amy E. Molnar, Benson, Adrianne D. Blauvplt, KuuUmann, Christopher Koi'noy, Gi'orgo A. Strihling .Jr., Michael Giameo, Matthew N. Hanas, Alice Kristen A. Del Duca, Margaret Daniel Moore, Kate E. Margaret K. Blendulf, Adrienne Kristen J. Kelly, Adam B. L. Todd, John Toripllo, Luis E; M, Kelman, Melissa Miller, Isabel Diggory, Brinnne Dowd, Dylan Mortenson, Jeffrey Nahaczewski, Bogatko, Laura Bonavita, Adam Kieczykowski, Hachet E. Tones, Michael D. Vaughari", Shen, Jackie M. Sherry, Diana Dupre, Jennifer Early, Matthew Jun Narusawa, Thomas B. M. Brundage, Michael C. Klausner, Joanna D. Kooppol, Brian E. Villanc, Ryan A. Vora, Shineman, Katherine Simons R, Eberts, Katherine Egan, O'Connell, Melanie E. Page, Brunhofor, Rynn Butain, Jason B. Laclerninn, Jonathan L. Joshua Hen Warren, Jeffrey N; and Andrew Zachar. Debra J. Ehrlich, Lydia R. Esrig, Emily K. Paul, Gabriel Perez, Matthew C. Cahill, Clare E. Larsim, Stephanie A. Larson, Weber, Darn Wuinberg, Valerie .Grade 10 — Peter Gregory Preisen, Bryan Gates, Christopher Perrella, Cambria, William C. Cashninn, Evan Michael Lorner, Linnen Wicks, Peter Wilson, Jennifer Abtlelmessieh, Tara Bhandari, David W. Geissler, Elisabeth E. Christopher Phelnn, James Kitty Chang, Brian S. Chiger, Liscinsky, Rachel L. Lurin, Woodbury, Douglas J. Yntes and Seth Burstein, Sara Jane Gonsalves, Gregory Gorski, Loise Pollack, Julia Pomnnn, Diana Juan Carlos Chumpitaz, Michael Matthew R. Mnnnlmn, Julinnnc TurntM' D. Yevich. Carpenter, Laura Gornowski, K. Harry, Henry C. Helfman, Rachel L. Laskow, Jennifer Brendan J. Hickey, Sabrina F. Matro, Rebecca A. Matro, Sayaka Hyman, Michelle Kaplan, Steven Matsuda, Ilka Netravali, Caillin Kassakian, Jesse Keiser, Dustin Nish, Beth R. Satkin, Robert B. Knoop, Eun Sang Ko, Cynthia Stroud, Natalie Warren, Andrew Koons, Kelly J. Korecky, Mary Wislocki, So Young Yang and Liza Averill Korfmacher, Joanna K. J, Yannuzzi. Kreil, Jason A. Krieger, Kelly Overlook Hospital Langton, Peter Lnu, Ji Yoon Lim, Grade 9 — Stefanie M. Pamela A. Lygate, Kevin P. Bistak, Pang Ta Chou, Paige E. Mansfield, Helen M. Corbett, Stephen Cusimnno, Christopher C. Dixon, Sara Mastrangelo, Mark Kenneth Ranked Best in Nation Finestein, Julia W. Gates, Laura Matthews, Rebecca M. McCarthy, E. MacNeil, Maura W. McMahon, Nishant Mehta, Brooke L. Ainy Ngeow, Elizabeth Nicol, Molloy, Laura Mottley, Sarah Joshua Ray, Abigail Rose, Mullen, Michelle C. Muserlian, for Quick Treatment of Kathleen M. Russell-Smith, Courtney L. Norton, Kathryn R. Michael Sanocki, Tanya Tran, Nowicki, Victoria Nusse, Abigail Kate Walsh. Ines Wu and Jessica B. O'Neill, Thomas Olsen, Phillip L. WyekofT. Orsini, Colin P. Osborn, Alicia M, Heart Attack Patients Named to the honor roll: Picou, Eric H. Pidknmeny, Grade 12 — Katherine Ball, Joscelyn Puschel, Haninu inutes count when treating Department prior to n patient's arrival. The data Rawnicki, Evan Rich, Kate Shelly Bansal, Elizabeth heart attacks, and nowhere are Bredlau, Lisa Brown, Anne Richlin-Zack, Teresa Rodihan, helps the Emergency Department physician, along Brummol, Elizabeth D. Rachel A. Rosenblum, Lara D. lO-Lr,minutes counted more closely than at with tlii* cardiologist on call, to quickly determine, Rothschild, Daniel A. Sabreen, Bucciarelli, Kelly Ann Burns, Overlook Hospital in Summit, where cardiac spe- whether a patient with chest pain is experiencing Theresa Caprario, John Rynn M, St. Clnir, Brian .Castellano, Scott F. Chamberlin, Scaperrotta, Eric Schoenberg, cialists in the Chest Pain Center of the hospital's a heart attack. "The pre-hospital ECG is a Erica Chow, Elizabeth Cooke, Susnnne C. Schrader, Stephanie Emergency Department have reduced the median critical tactor in our ability to deliver thromholytic Jastin Current, Kenneth R. Sclmifiter, Donald Seeley Jr., jDavidson, Lauren E. DeMarco, Sarah A. Sharpe, Regin:i Shopiro, "time to treatment" lor heart attack patients to treatment in the most expeditious manner possible," Denise DeMelio, Matthew F. Heather E. Simpson, Alexander 16 minutes. The tune, which is rated the best in observed James A. [ispinosa, M.D., Director of Smith, Andrew Stein, Kristin E. lElinuccio, Derek W. Fisher, June the nation, represents the average number of Overlook's Emergency Department and co-chair, O. Garrity, Catherine G. Hogan, Steinbrecher, Henrietta N, Janolle N. Jenkins, Michelle E. Sterner, Audrey L. Stewart, Rishi minutes elapsed between a patient's arrival tci the with Andrew I\ Beamer, M.D. (an attending Talreja, Zeel Tamboli, Caroline iKashlak, Jamie Kntciier, Brian Emergency Department and the administration of .cardiologist), of Overlook's Chest Pain Performance Kievning, Laura J. Krevsky, Ann Tell, Jeanne M. Venneri, Michael F. Krug, Julia B. Shannon L. Wagner, Susan F. clot-dissolving drugs (called thromholytic agents). Improvement Team. Patients undergoing l>ohman, Mairen F, Lenehnn, Van Wilson, George Wu and Jamie thromholytic treatment for proven heart attacks are Zimak. Li,;Li-Junn Liu, Michelle Lubiak, Receives "Best Practice" designation. continuously monitored by the Emergency Aleha M. Lygate, Sandra Grade 10 — Elizabeth M. Munimnno, Daniel Matro, Julia Anchurski, Kevin Anton, Tamara The Federal Health Care Financing Administration Department staff and admitted to the Coronary Care jLynn McMillan, Kelly L. E. Bnroody, Evan S. Baum, Mary has designated the Overlook Chest Pain Center as Unit. Those patients with chest pain that is deemed McCloskey, Lauren M. Ann Benner, Mary E. Brautigam, "Best Practice" in the country for its leadership role not to he corotuny related are monitored lor several McGovern, Amanda Miller, Jessica L. Brendler, Rebecca Jessica Miller, Ltiurcn A. Brinkmann, Inna Bruter, Donald in establishing protocols that rapidly treat heart hours in the Chest Pain Outer's Observation Unit. Montemurro, Margaret J. Bucciarelli, Alainu Buckland, attack patients, and ultimately, save lives. There, in the comlort of a private room, patients Diana Burdulia, Sara R. Burnett, O'Connell, Jenny Pae, Chris Federal health officials recommend that heart with laptop computers and portable lax machines Panagos, Susan E. Petrino, Rhen Mnrtu Capnsso, Timothy E, Powell, Diana L. Richards, Caprario, Jennifer Chiesn, attack patients receive thromboiytic agents within can even resume work activities. In the past, Kimberlce D, Robinson, Timothy Francine Chow, Gladys Chow, 30 rrtinur.es of arrival at an emergency room to these same patients would have been admitted to J. Romano, Meghan Kotolln, Ichia Chow, John Cognettl, Sarah R. Ruhcnstein, Diane L. Andrea M. Constandis, Danielle reduce the likelihood of death or disability. the hospital for several days of evaluation. Today, Schwebol, Coleen A. Sexton, K. Constundis, Adrienne Coppu, they are rapidly evaluated and released home with Elizabeth R. Shannon, Thomas Aldo-Favio Cotrina, Kathryn A. R. Spina, Ryan A. Stefiuk, Cuca, Jeffrey R. Diamond, Fast treatment is key to success. expert assurance thai their symptoms are non car- Edward L, Stoner, Andrew C. Brundon Doerr, Brian Dowd, The national average for median time diac... without missing a heat in their daily routine. , to treatment is 58 minutes. i(r ^^6t> Thromholytic agents Indigestion or a heart attack? work to dissolve clots in "Many people have a heart attack and either don't the coronary arteries that recognize it or shrug it off as indigestion," commented are causing the heart attack. Dr. Tansey. "Recognizing and responding to the This allows the hlood supply to symptoms of a heart attack early on can help prevent resume flowing to the affected damage to the heart muscle and reduce the likelihood areas, preventing permanent of long-term hospitalizniion, disability or even death," damage to the heart nuiS' he added. According to the American Heart cle. The treatment works Association (AHA), the symptoms of a heart attack best if given within the vary, hut usually include: first hour after the onset uncomfortable pressure, lullness or squeezing of heart attack symp- pain in the center of your chest lasting toms. "More than two minutes or more; half of all deaths frum chest pain that spreads m your shoulders, neck, heart attacks occur with- jaw, teeth, arms or back; in an hour of the onset of lightheadedness, di::iness, fainting, sweating, symptoms, usually while peo- nausea or shortness <»l breath. ple delay seeking emergency These symptoms ;irc warning signs that the care," noted William A. Tansey, heart is starving lor oxygen, and the AHA M.D., an Overlook cardiologist who recommends rh.tr those who experience chest instrumental in the creation of the pain lusting two minutes or more get to the hospital's Chest Pain Center. "We nearest hospital emergency room immediately. urge anyone experiencing heart If you or someone ymi know is experiencing attack symptoms to err on the heart attack symptoms, call 9-1-1. Fora referral vide of caution and seek immediate to an Overlook I lospital Cardiologist, please cull help, preferably by dialing 9-1-1." l'SOO'AHS-9580 {I -800-247-9530). ,'W-( Or, visit us at www.Atlantic! lealth.org to take it Mobile units provide pre-hospital ECG. heart health risk assessment and learn more about Overlook's mobile intensive care paramedic units ;ire what you can do to reduce your chances of among a select few in the state equipped to transmit developing heart isea.ie. &; Award winner an electrocardiogram {ECG) to the Emergency Beth Glgontelli, a Cadetle Girl Scout from Troop No. 1 In Fanwood/Scotch Plains, recently completed the requiruments to achieve her Sliver Award, the hlgheat award In Cadette Girl Scouts. For her final project, Beth chose to work with the Junior Girl Scouts. She organized a bowling event and Invited girls from Overlook Hospital Fanwood, Scotch PlalnB and Pfalnfleld to participate. The girls played two games and everyone recalved a participation patch ATLANTIC HEALTH SYSTEM and certificate. Beth also awarded certificates to the following high score winners: Victoria Write, Amera Brock and Octavla Morrlsf own Memorial Hospital • Overlook Hospital, Summit • Mountainside Hospital, Montciaii/Glen Ridge The General Hospital Center at Passolc Gomes, all of Junior Girl Scout Troop 316. Affiliates; Chllton Memorial Hospital • Newton Memorial Hospital wv/w.AtlantfcHBdth oig July 25, 1997 A-10 Record-Press Cranford Sidewalk
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Tiny Tots Playland accepting registration CRANFORD — Tiny Tots p.m. Monday and Tuesday. Active Playland is accepting registra- play, stories, music, arts, crafts tion for the 1997-98 school year. and refreshments are provided The, preschool IB licensed by by the school. the state and situated in the A pre-kindergarten class is Cranford United Methodist open to children eligible for Church, 201 Lincoln Ave. East, kindergarten in 1998. opposite the library. Classes are 9 a.m.-noon The building, staff and pro- Wednesday through Friday. gram have been fully approved, Arithmetic readiness, reading Nancy Boyle has operated the readiness, science, music, games, Do a little dance school for more than 30 years. arts and crafts are included. The "Tiny TotB" class is open to Openings are available in both Cranford High School ttudanta danca up a atorm at thalr Project Graduation baah on Juna 19. Project Graduation Is designed to glva youn» children eligible for kindergarten programs. atara a taft plac* to ctlabrata thalr graduation without tha uaa of drug* or alcohol. in 1999. For more information, call Ms. Classes are 9 a.m.-noon or 1-4 Boyle at 276-9668. USED TV's, VCR's & CAMCORDERS FOR SALE Skull's appearance at town store should be dino-mite I FINE ELECTRONICS •yMAUKINFOYE the reproduced skull, began at WaRant gtganotosaurus exhibit this Bum-5 TelevWoni, 38 North Ave., East • Cranford RECORD-PRESS CORRESPONDENT VCfi'e & mer. j Camcorda (908) 709-1122 • J (800) 709-FINE CRANFORD — The Cranford "We're very pleased to be ~a> 4 Book Store on North Avenue part of this tour," said bookstore FREE ESTIMATES ' West will play host to an authen- owner Meryl Layton."I think*tWs • Fax Machines • Answering Any Computer | tic reconstruction of the skull of n will be of tremendous intereetHlp •Video Cameras Machines Repair | giganbtosaurus, believed to be young and old alike." . JS. • Audio Equipment • Cordless Phones ^ With IMS Coupon. E*p. 12/97 • the largest meat-eating dinosaur Scientists believe the gigan- Microwaves • Nintendo that ever existed. otosaurus (JY-guh-NO-toe-SA\Jfe _ MI^Ke^lrV Done jiy An^lectronte Engineer With Over 20 Years Experience "Giggy," as this 6-foot skull has rus) probably reached 45-47 feet - " — 1 Saw Commission \ Handling Charuos By! | m* mm Uf*B *^MI»J i I Vktoo flentil Stores - Bring Your VCR DlrecHy | i WWII •••»•*• • been affectionately nicknamed, in length and weighed 9 tons, 3 To Fine-Work Done On Pcomiteaj ! inctgdM ClMrtng W vu«j H»«di, AudB_H«^. Conlrot H«<). C^ralan notw. Pin* J will be available for viewing 10 tons more than Tyrannosaurus a.m.-8 p.m. Friday, Aug. 1. This Rex, formerly thought to be,the I "Mon*W«rfantv Shows Our Qualltv Work J J u ^^ um»iiiu- reproduction is the property of largest and fiercest of dinosaurs. > J L a — - — Boyd Mill Press, a Pennsylvania The giganotosaurus probably - f»i<»t» E::»ttr»Mi«aa Not Ottered for Oamooreleirs c.3r in-HciUjM* book publisher currently promot- lived some 100 million years ;agp, ing a tour along the East Coast. The skull shows that the The skull has made appear- friganotosnurufl had 8-inch teeth ances on Good Morning America that were serrated like a steak and the Today show. The knife. Academy of Natural Sciences in The authentic reproduction of Philadelphia, which is home to the skull was made from poty* '"••, '. '•*. ester resin casts of the actual bones under the supervision of the paleontologists who unearthed the giganotosaurus inl 1993 in Argentina. For more information, call 276-0390. :
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The evening shows Cowardly Lion; Frances Irene $5 for senior citizens nnd chil- will feature a different cast each and Caria Steitz, as Glinda (he dren. J night. The matinee will combine Good Witch; Jill Veltri and Anne For more infornmtion or reser- the casts of the two evening pro- Hagstrom, as the Wicked Witch. vations, call 789-9696. Gov. Whitman comes to Cranford By SHEA THOMAS KECORD-PKKSS CRANFORD — Gov. Christine Todd Whitman visited the town- ship Tuesday to sign legislation aimed at helping local officials better control property taxes. "This landmark legislation is the culmination of a long and laborious process," said Millard Wilkinson of the New Jersey State League of Municipalities in a prepared statement. The legis- lation distributes revenue to municipalities from the state's new energy tax system. The air was already filled with excitement, then osculated when the car carrying Mrs. Whitman and her entourage pulled up to the municipal building on Springfield Avenue. "I'm so excited!" said 7-year- old Samnntha Sutem of Cranford, who greeted the gover- nor in sign language and pre- sented her with a sign language book wrapped with a bright yel- low and blue bow. The crowd of about 100 shout- ed their praises and support for the governor, who seemed to take the event all in stride. Dressed in a classic earth-toned double- breasted isuit, the governor seemed to be very at ease with residents as she stopped to shake hands and talk with the locals before reaching the podium. After her introduction by PHOTO COURTESY OF CRANFORD POLICE Mayor J. Robert HoefTler, a fellow Gov. ChristineTodd Whitman signs the bill as Cranlord Mayor J. Robert Republican, she again greeted Hoeffler watches. | Cranford residents and thanked them for coming and giving their She then answered questions "Since you love children sb support to her re-election cam- from the press'and praised Kim much, why don't you do more t}> Shall we dance? paign. Irwin, executive director of protect them from the horrible The new tax bill wasn't the Cranford'9 Office of Public pollution," tho man yelled, while Ballroom dancers Mario Delgado and Franclne Otowlacky recently demonstrated thalr akllls to senior only thing on the governor's Assistance, for hor leadership being restrained by security. [ citizens at Westfleld Center, Genesit ElderCar* Nttworh. Professionally known at "Shall Ws Dance," the mind. Since this is an election efforts witli the organization. There were also protesters oh duo Is from Kenilworth. The center is on Lambartt Mill Road. year, she recognized the concerns The day was not without some ttie opposite sido of the street of residents concerning other controversy. Before the governor holding signs opposing the gover- issues on her agenda, such as reached the podium, an unidenti- nors "right-lo-choose" view oh welfare reform and the imple- fied man raced toward her, accus- abortion. ! mentation of her "Work-First" ing her of not caring about chil- "Let's get a real Republican ifi Caring for aging conference planned program. dren because of whnt ho thought office," shouted an unidentified conference will be 7:30 p.m. wills, assisted living arrange- was her lnck of concern for pollu- resident, Another one yelled, WESTFIELD - The Westfield Work-First is exactly what it tion. "Save the babies." I *Y* and Temple Emanu-El have Tuesday at the Y; 220 Clark St. ments and the emotional chal- says. It encourages people who scheduled a conference Nov. 2 at Topics scheduled for the confer- lenges of caring for an older per- receive public assistance benefits Edison Intermediate School on ence will include retirement son. All are invited to the plan- to enter back into the work force "Caring for Aging Family planning, fitness for the older ning meeting. For more informa- nnd become productive citizens, Members." ndult, appropriate housing, iden- tion, call David Mueller at 233- she said. A planning meeting for the tifying health problems, living 2700,'Ext. 233. Tree & Shrub Watch for our Music Staff GRAND OPENING Gccirniuc Compact Pise Annex Little Treasures AIIB&B Lots of Great Peals 120-128 East Broad Street • Westfield (balled and burlapped) CD's - Cassetts - Books - Mags - Posters Quality Dollhouses • Unique Miniatures trees and shrubs \ & More (908) 233-144? (908) 233-5111 908-6541315 • Fax 908-654-4071 102 Quimby St. Westfield HA 07090 Formerly The Pink Door and Mel'i Mini'z 50% Off
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WESTFIELD, Nj 07090 908-654-3490 \ Hants ii\^cnut\\rd ?,()% n\ More not mcAvded in c?uf-guflrflfitee, HEMS* R»US Ooeo #-ifit nrply to ptr.viou<&) OTSTLE B00TEKY Expert Alterations and Tailoring Good Thru 07/29197 EVERY DAY SPECIAL ILLIAMS URSERY 52 Eirff STREET PNhMarked Hems on $5.00 WESTF3ELD, H3 07090 Jeans and Slacks (Uniined) *"vw &. The Gift House 501 South Avc, West • Westfield, NJ 524 Springfield Ave •Westfield* 908-232-4076: EfUC GRHFF HuilriiiiK Ikliiiul Pan Am Clmnirs • Animjntn I'/ho hike huk'Vtsn, MoslcrfJmil, Amex, Discover ,i| (SOS) 233-7112 Jane Ormsby Zito (908) 654-8934 i Summer Hours Sun 9am-5pm • M on-Sat 9am-6pm ;| A visit to the Little Shop of Horroi^ By DAVID LEARN Lane, perhaps because of the I many other parts he has, pulls off WEEKEND PLUS "~ the role of Orin the dentist a lit- Shop around all you want, but tle less convincingly than could one of the beat little plays in the have been desired. Orin is sadis- area right now is at Somerset tic and abusive, amusingly so Valley Players in Neshanic when he is in his dentist outfit, Station. Go there and you're in but Lane sometimes falls short of for a horribly good time. the role, particularly when he is The theatre is showing the getting high on laughing gas. Howard Ashman/Alan Menken Christian Smith plays the musical Little Shop of Horrors, a crusty Mr. Mushnik. He easily horticultural Doctor Faustus conveys Mushnik's concern for about a florist who bargains with Audrey, his opportunism in keep- a bloodthirsty plant named ing Seymour from leaving and Audrey II for worldly success. brings an unexpected depth and Richard McNanna stars as measure of concern to the charac- Seymour, the shop assistant who ter in Act 2 when he confronts discovers the plant. A college Seymour about the dentist's dis- junior, McNanna plays Seymour appearance. as a nerdy teenager who gen- Stealing the show of course, is CLUES ACROSS CLUES DOWN uinely feels conflicted when Audrey II, the carnivorous plant 1. This keeps the earth up 1. Variety show Audrey II begins asking for meat. with the voice of Michael .*•:, 8. Harper, actress 2. Charms Although Seymour's acquies- Chartier and moved by Stefanie t 9. Get out 3. Japanese waist pouch cence comes later from fear of Petersen, Chartier worms his 10. Freedom from difficulty 4. Wrath discovery, it initially springs from way into the audience's hearts V: ll.Gaughin subject 5. Chattered n desire to protect Audrey with earnest cries of "Feed me" 14. Refrigerator name 6. Express (Lindsey Diana), the girl he wor- and his performance in songs like 15. Longer and thinner 7. With layers 12. Signed, in a way ships from afar, Diana's Audrey "Feed Me (Git It)" and 16. Artistic is a pitiable airhead who allows "Suppertime." 17. Lettuce ,13. Wanted by purchasers 14. Opposite word her sadistic dentist boyfriend Petersen's own work with the 20. Formerly South West (Chris Lane) to abuse and threat- Africa 15. Baseball dispute plant has required a special pro- 18. More unworthy en her. Her Audrey is nervous gram with her chiropractor to 22. Narratives 19. King of Huns (Scan- and twitchy, and only begins to avoid injuring herself as she 23. Ibsen play dinavian) calm down when Seymour first stands the plant up from inside 21. Wrong, prefix seals his pact with the plant. and opens its mouth in sync with PHOTO COURTESY OF STEVE GOODMAN PHOTOGRAPHY Charter's singing, Seymour (Rich McNanna) declare* his love to Audrey (Llndtey Diana) The singing is, for the most In the Somerset Valley Players production of Uttl* Shop of Homww.1 part, quite good. There are times, though, when the singers are especially true for McNanna dur- (Missy Boiseau, Jessica ing "Feed Me (Git It)": During and Irene Piccininni) were jnot unable to keep the words clear always quite in sync with, pn« with the rapid pace. This was other numbers, the "urchins" another. Despite these flaws, the cal.is a treat. Menken's'song lyrics are sure to keep audiences laughing, and Ashman's story if fast-paced and will keep them involved in the characters. The only caution I might odd is that young children mignt find it disturbing to see Seymour feed the plant body parts before SATURDAY** JULY 26 intermission. The unusually large, SHOWTIME 7:00PM - GATES OPEN 4:00PM comical enough that many TIMES OF TRENTON NIGHT era laughed to see them, ^oijtu- notely, "['" FEDERAL PLASTICS NIGHT Little Shop of Horrors is run* NASCAAR MOOIFIEDS ning through Aug. 10 at Somerset PLUS GREAT AMERICAN STOCKS Valley Players, Amivell Roiid, PU/SARDC MIDGETS Neshanic Station. For ticket information, call the box offic$ at PLUS GARDEN STATE VINTAGE STOCK (908) 369-7469. The theatre is prV- CAR CLUB conditioned and handicapped- LOOKING FORWARD TO * '^m COrX>- accessible. '•• j AUGUST 9 - STEVENS BEIUGENUINE " CAR PARTS 200 Playhouse * NASCAR CRAFTSMAN TRUCK SERIES RACE performs Points leader Rich Bickle, Defending Champion Ron Hornaday, Jack Spraque. Mike play about ; Bliss, Hick Carelli-all Series the stars, plus local stars Billy Pauuch, John Blewell. Pete Drittaln and Danny Hiobor. axe-murderer i More people know the nursery t (908) rhyme about the Lizzie Borden j. 782-2413 murder trial of 1892 than know Left to right: limor, Joe Bonsnll; baritone, William l.w Golden; bass,Riciwrd Sterbnn; load singur, Dunne Alk-n anything about the woman h'er- k •' solf. For example, after she ]&as MUSICAL INTRODUCTION acquited of murdering her, par- 1 ho Oak Ridge Boys represent the best In root by John Dull with guests Mike- Power LOCATION - 1 MILE NORTH OF ents, Miss Borden and her sister American country and gospel music. A gospel quartet and Ted Clancy... Having worked with FLEMINGTON CIRCLE ON RT. 31 Emma moved into a more fash- first founded in 1945, the Onks hnd 30 artists come and Fiminylou Harris, ionable home in the same city go before the 197()'s when the current members exploded Polo Setter, Richie] dubbed Maplecroll. onto the country scene with hits like "Thnnk Gud for Havens, Tom Pax- [ In the new home, Lizzie, who Kids," "Elvira," and American Made." These same Onks tun and others, ftfttl insisted on being called Lizbdth, have been making music history ever since then: several Dull plays an inte-| became close to actress Nance grnmmys: 12tfl hits; 10 gold; 3 platinum and 1 double grnl part in the O'Neil and gave many a party for folk-country scene | those in the theater. That clqse- platinum album. One of the truly exciting acts in country as performer, music history. ness, it is said, caused a rupture writer and pro- between Lizzie/Lizbeth •• ^ind 1 ducer. He's active Emma. .1 nationally in the FRIDAY, AUGUST 8,1997 - 8 pm current burgeon- Fast-forward to the aunumr of ing home concert movement. Power, 1997, Ocean County-based'com- FELICIAN THEATER, LODI, NJ who's performed with Dull in several of munity theater director 'Nick those settings, is a polished and well-trav- Pelino Jr. has written LizbtHh of Concert into: http://members.aol.com/johndull/ eled folk musician-writer who currently Maplecroft, a fictionalized offers educational concerts for schools. account of Lizzie/Lizbeth ..latter For Tickets: the killings. He has convince.c^he Clancy is a remarkable guitarist who Circle Players, one of the venues Advance Sale: William Carlos Williams Center heads up Audio Operations at William he works with often, to produce Box Office, Rutherford, NJ Pnlerson College, designing digital and JULY 25-26-27 analog recording facilities, recording elec- llie piny during the first summer (201) 939-2323 or (201) 939-6969 tronic music. He lends a 14 piece rock, EDISON -» NEW JERSEY season for the theater company, Day of Show (6pm on): Felicinn Theater box rhythm and blues band, "Monsters on a Lizbeth of Muplecwfl will be office, Lodl, NJ (201) 778-1190 Leash". CONVENTION & EXPOSITION performed July 24-27 and rignin July 31-Aug.'2 at the Ciijcje AT RflRITflM CENTER Playhouse, 416 Victoria Ave,, North Jersey Newspapers Company Please call 90B-417-140O for driving directions Piscataway, Showtime for all per- The Newspaper Network formances is 8 p.m. Admission, is THE LEflDINQ FOLK flRT & CRflFTS SHOW IN THE $10. For reservations, call (71121 NATION FEATURING OVER 150 TOP QUflUTY 9K8-7655. -.,:-i, l THE ROOTS and BRANCHES CONCERT SERIES FOLK flRTISflNS FROM fKROSS THE COUNTRY Mr. Pelino nlso wrote
Henry V still good to see, despite flaws By GEORGE SALMA Torquil Campbell as Henry V SPECIAL TO WEEKEND PLUS is particularly adept at doing this. Campbell travels through Performing a play oytdoors is ' the whole range of emotions, He usually just asking for trouble. deftly handles the King of Outdoor plays leave the audi- France's taunting tennis-ball ence exposed to the elements. tribute. Actors, even with microphones Perhaps Campbell's greatest pinned to their clothing, can be scone is his comical romantic difficult to hear. Traffic, particu- scene with Katherine (Tricia larly the occasional train and air- Paoluccio) as he courts her at the piano, cnn distract listeners and conclusion of the play. disrupt the continuity of the play. Also good at delivering And if the play is at a football Shakespeare's language in a nat- fiehi, the bloachera can be a ural vein is Pistol (Michael cramped, cold, nnd uncomfort- Rudko). Rudko's portrayal of able place to sit. Pistol is extraordinary. Surprisingly, for New Jersey Despite the rather small [>art Shakespeare Festival's Henry V, of the king of France, William directed by Scott Weritworth, Meisle plays the role of the state- Bara and B.J. Welsh star In Laughing Wild, a black comedy about running through Sunday, Aug. 3 ly figure in a strikingly powerful 11 at Beyley Ellrml High School in manner. Madison, being outdoors added Conan McOarty plays a mmi- SET"T"* more than it took away. col Fluellen. Ironically, the Chorus, ably Stage movement did present Theater laughs at life played by Peter llusovsky, begins some problems. While in some the play by telling the audience scenes, such as the opening, the ;• Black Sheep Theatre for themselves what everyone that the stage comiat accommo- actors were precise and moved ;_ Company is taking a humorous searches for every day," Mr. Cruse date real battles or the vast out- about the stage in well-struc- PHOTO BY GERRY QOODSTEiN jr" look at life's everyday struggles said. "The desire for pence and doors. With these statements, the tured sweeps, At oilier points, King Henry V (Torqulll Campbell) spuKs to his soldiers at N«w J»r»»y I In Laughing Wild, now being pre- understanding amid the chaos crude stage nnd simple sticks such as when Flucilcn "iioats" Shakespeare Festival's Henry V, now playing at the Bayley Ellard High [' ;sented at George 99, the second and contradiction of our society is used to represent weapons in this Pistol with a stick, stage move- School football field. J ,-^tage of George Street Playhouse universal." production, seem fitting. The ments were sloppy and imprecise i %in New Brunswick. Ms. Welsh appeared under Mr. superb acting allows for the view- at best. ers' imaginations to suffice. f*lr? Showtimes are 8 p.m. Cruse's direction in the Black Taken as a whole, the few COACH N' PADDOCK j *;jThursday-Saturday and 2 p.m. Sheep production of Last Licks The "stage" enhances.the story weaknesses in the play it.se>lf are • WEDDINGS • BANQUETS • PARTIES FOR ALL OCCASIONS »;$9iinday through Aug. 2. The last year, late in the play, when the cast overshadowed by the acting and OF PREMISE CATERING FOR HOME OR OFFICE ^ "f iatirieal black comedy is written Their work prompted play- disassembles part of the set to general presentation. Continental Cuisine Featuring Chateaubriand, Cocsur Salad, Pasta!), *H^by Christopher Durang and wright Frank Gilroy to rewrite allow a magnificent view of the Set design is by Michael Snucrbrntten and Schnitzels & Fresh Seafood Dishes ' 'directed by Timothy Cruse. the script for that show and sug- . graveyard while the English Cutler, costumes .were by Murell LIVE ENTERTAINMENT ,-;,*; It explores the interconnected gest it be produced professionally dead are remembered. With the Horton and sound was by Hrett FRIDAY NIWIT IMNNKK HANCKi lives and dreams of two New with Mr. Cruse as director and sky as the backdrop, this gives Bingman. TsUIMIxilO I*.M. Yorkers, a man {Brian A, Bara) Ms. Welsh in the lend role. such a majestic sense that view- Lighting is by Mnthw •Much llrHnvli IMnuirr ^ ers may almost forget they are Williams. Moil.Sul ll:.1llaiw^|ini s"»- Mmi|.2|illl MHII.-TIIIIIN l|nli V|n» and a woman (B.J. Welsh of Lighting design lor Laughing hilly Irl -Sill. J|.in-lll|illl 1 IWillthl Dlnlim iniDiiilitlii'i ;Edsion). Both characters are hop- Wild is by Marc D. Matamucl of witnessing a play. Henry V continues through III 1II2IHI Sun. 12 iitioil-H|Hl! H "I Ing to instill a sense of optimism Edison. Although Shakespeare's text An gt tut 3 a I Buyley-Kllurd High • and purpose in their livea despite Admission is $12 Friday and can sometimes intimidate, the School in Madison, N.J. For tick- . 7S {EXIT 12) 4 Miles Afite.v West of Clinton (908) 735-7889 -'•.:skepticism that this is possible. Saturday, $10 Thursday and actors bring their lines to life ets or for more information, call .-.A' "These characters, despite Sunday. with heartfelt and genuine the festival's box office at (201) •'their seemingly unique circum- For reservations, call (732) expression 408-5600. I; stances, are really trying to find 846-2895, Ext. 196. proudly presents Chef Jimmy Hung Presents Two GREAT REASONS TO Summer Cabaret Soiree 8 p.m. Friday, July 29 Richardson Auditorium, ""• Princeton University COME TO (609)258-5000 CIRCLE PLAYERS Performing works of Wolfgang Amadeus TERRY JACKIE Mozart, Qyoergy Llgetl and Robert BENIHANA THIS SUMMER. 416 Victoria Ave., Plscataway BLAINE &ROY • (732)968-7555 Schumann. Free admission; tickets Thursday, For fall production of 'The Boys In the required. Thursday, Band." Auditions 7:30 p.m. Aug. 3, 4. Nine MUSIC IN THE PARK JiUy 24 July 31 men 25-35; multiracial cast. Readings Johnson Park SUSHI DINNER "They It.iw qtiiu- simply never Ix-cn River Rd., Piscataway LVomiuuulal" KiWle Cook, hciii-i." Don Freeman, San Diego from the script. lulenutlimniljite* JmtnuU. (732) 745-3936 ONLY 1 Unioii-'lYflmHr, "The IH-SI j.w FOR % ONIv 125,00 iliui iiv ilk' world." Live performances 3 p.m. Sunday. Free V * John Simon. admission. Your meal will Include a combination of JEFF HARNAR Concert Nick Novlcky & His Verstyles, July 27. Nigiri Sushi, California Roll and Tuna Roll, Brio Winds, Aug. 3. Thursday, August 7 ANN Japanese onion soup, salad, and hot green tea, MUSIC IN THE PARK "I I,U 11.11 HAMPTON Spring Lake Park is ,i Itii." A.J. * THE HEARTS Howard 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, Maple Ave., South Plainfield Reich, CALLAWAY July 30; Echo Lake Park (732) 745-3936 TERIYAKI BEEF C!iia\r)v Thursday, Route 22, Mountainside Live performances 7 p.m. Sunday. Free Wbiiite August 14 (908) 527-4900, 352-8410 admission. ":\ plllivlli'll & CHICKEN plip." ". . . in ilk- vinii- tiMjiiu Pre-Beatles rock hits from a tribute band. Pat Mash (awing), July 27. NORTH BRANCH Kcx Kced, with . . • Stivivnul." Rain site: Cranford High School. Free Stephen Holdcn, PARK CONCERTS Nric Yorb admission. FOR 2 °NLY $25.00 Post. Ntn> Torh Tinui. AMADEUS FESTIVAL Milltown Rd., Bridgewater (908)722-1200, Ext. 351; Your meal will Include Teriyaki Beef 8 p.m. Friday, July 25 Julienne and Chicken with Sesame Seeds, PcrfbmMtucs in Le Dome at The Manor, . McCarter Theatre www.park,co.somerset.nj:us Japanese onion soup, shrimp appetizer, • '. 91 University PI., Princeton Live performances 7 p.m. (weather per- 111 Prospect Avenue, West Orange, NJ 07052 . (800) ALLEGRO mitting). Free admission. salad, hlbachi vegetables, hibachi rice, and "Eternally Elvis" (Presley tribute), July 27. Dinner seating* 6:30 p.m. and 7:00 p.m. Showtime 9:00 p.m. Ttoo Mozart symphonies and a Mozart hot green tea. Huir-Coursc Four-Star Dinner .uiii show $65.00, concerto, all performed by the New Neison Riddle Orchestra, Aug. 3. Jersey Symphony Orchestra. Admission OASIS COFFEEHOUSE $35-$15. Reception after concert $15. 7:30 p.m. Saturday, July 26 JOHN BIANCULU Presbyterian Church, 1190 8 p.m. Friday, July 25 Mountain Ave., Middlesex . Watchung Arts Center (732)469-4498,302-1833 Watchung Circle, Watchung Open-mic event for Christian slnger-song- 'Best of the Best" - N™ jcrwy Momhiy (908)753-0190 wrlters. Free admission. Short Hills Present this coupon when ordering, Jazz pianist performs with his trio. RUTGERS SUMMERFEST Offer valid through August 3 t, 1997, Sunday Nicholas Music Center, Rutgers 84,0 Morris Turnpike CALL 973-731-2369 .' Admission S10. 467-95S0 through Thursday only Not valid with any BOROUGH HALL CONCERTS University, New Brunswick other promotional offers. FOR RESERVATIONS . , Route 28, Somerville (732) 932-7511 (908)704-1010 Group rates available for Individual Lunch Starts At $4.75 • We Cater All Occasions E-Mail: [email protected] Live performances 7 p.m. Friday (weather shows. - J 1' permitting). Free admission, 1 'Oohn Harrity, July 25. . 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Call for tuilhor details nnd showing. CRD E-EO To ronch Sodano at moot discerning Union Westfield puts wraps on is*. all-stars productive summer season David Koye (,409) and Greg 11-10 loss to Summit on July ltjj Friesen, Westfield cruised into tho sixth THE RECORD-PRESS They'll bo a couple of our inning with a 10-4 lead before* prevail The Westfield Post 3 American guys who will play a major role yielding seven unanswered runs, Legion season officially ended on the high school varsity tenm "That probably cost us tho late last week with some mixed next year," said Baykowski. playoffs," said Baykowski. "Wo. THE RECORD-PRESS results. Other Post 3 players who saw just fell apart nt the end." .<• While Westfield, which fin- significant playing time this Westfiutd picked itself up two After suffering through a 1-8 ished in seventh place overall summer were soon-to-be juniors days later to boat Naw campaign lanfc fall, former with an 11-11 record, missed the Brandon Doerr, Jeff Johnson, Providence 12-5 behind n com- Westfield High football captain playoffs by one spot, it was still Kevin McCormick, Jason Merritt plete game by Mistrettn. Jason Yarusi was all too familiar satisfied in maintaining its goal and Gftbe Perex. Post 3 was losing 6-1 to with the losing end of the spec- of building toward next spring's Westfield's playoff hopes were Cranford on Friday before rains trum. varsity baseball season. nil but ruined after suffering a washed out the gmne. * The 6-foot-2, 215-pound line- uIt was an experience building backer, who will ploy football for thing, more than winning," said Lehigh this fall, wanted some Westfield Legion Head Couch way, some how to end his distin- Bob Baykowski Sr. "I was real guished high school career on a happy with the team. They were winning note. It didn't have to be a good bunch of kids. A lot of in a blaze of glory. Just a win times we made some rookie mis- would do. takes, but we had a young team. Last week Yarusi got his All the kids, especially the junior chance as a member of the Union varsity guys, learned a lot about County all-star football team moving to the next level of base- which was poised and ready to ball. By the end of the season, take on Middlesex County in the PHOTO BY GEORGE PACCIELLO you could Bee a lot of improve- fourth annual Snapple Bowl All- Union County Fullback Edwin Curry (toft) from Scotch Plaint blocks ments with the players." Star charity football game in Middlesex County's Joel Sarapln during last week's Snapple Bowl In Especially up-and-coming front of a packed house at East East Brunswick. The Union all-stars won 20-7. junior Luke Mistrettu, who led Brunswick High School. as Union responded with 28 gave them a lot of trouble, and Post 3 in hitting with a .435 bat- ,Yarusi, one of five Union cap- unanswered points. they seemed to have their backs ting avg. and was tied with Bob tains, and his Union County Union's first touchdown of the against the wall. The kids did a Baykowski Jr. for the team lend mites, which included Westfield night came on a 7-yard scamper great job. They worked hard in in home runs (2) nnd runs batted teammates Kevin Dowling and by the game's Most Valuable practice and gave a good effort. It in (21). Chris Guerin and Scotch Plains- Player, Louis Campbell of seemed like all the kids enjoyed Baykowski batted .333 with a Fanwood fullback Edwin Curry, Rah way, with 6:24 left in the the game. They were a real tight team-best 23 hits nnd went 3-1 certainly cashed in on their opening quarter. Union was off bunch. We had BOITO good team on the mound to pace the opportunity, smothering the and running from there as the speed in the secondary, which Westfield pitching staff, which Middlesex County all-stars 28-7 defense dominated the rest of the allowed us to do a lot of things up also included All-Union County to even up the Snapple Bowl way. front." thrower Matt Williams. series at 2-2. "The whole team played And not to be forgotten among Soon-to-be junior Lamante "It was a great feeling to win," great," said Yarusi. "The defense the spectacle of last week's all- Turner was Westfield's top base said YaruBi. "It was exciting, a was real quick and we didn't star showdown were the driving runner, finishing with a team- real different feeling from last have one week position. We came forces behind the Snapple Bowl, high 15 stolen bases and 21 runs season. It was fun. in with a good game plan, and we which benefits the Lakeview scored. \ A bunch of friends, coaches worked well together. In an all- School in Edison and Children's Westfield Legion hit .327 ns a and supporters from Westfield star game, the offense usually Specialized Hospital in tenm with strong support coming came to watch. It waB great to has to prepare a lot, while the Mountainside. from up-and-coming seniors Phil PHOTO BY RANDALL MILLER end with a win." defense can just come out and The most moving thing was Orsini (.377), RnBheed Hawks Luke Mletretta, shown here on tlM mound, tod Westfield American 'And a convincing win it was play." when we visited the Children's (.404), Donnie Seeloy (.365), Legion in hitting this summer with • .435 average. ;i,, for'the Union squad, whose "It was hard to come up with a Specialized Hospital," said defense put the clamps on scouting report on what Ciccotelli. "It really hit the play- Middlesex after surrendering a Middlesex was going to do, but as ers and coaches to see all those first-quarter touchdown. the game went along, we made kids less fortunate than them, YOUTH SPORTS Piscataway High's Dion some good 'adjustments," said They knew there was a game to Hackett scored on a 17-yard TD Scotch Plains-Fanwood Head be played, but they also knew it ruth on Middlesex's opening pos- Coach Steve Ciccotelli, who was for a good cause. The visit MARLINS STILL PERFECT Rogers and Colby Fagin and 15- team is undefeated in five mutch- session, but that would be all the served as the Union County helped them appreciate how After two weeks of competition 17-yenr-old Abdallah Simaika. es with league opponents. damage Middlesex would inflict defensive coach. "Our defense lucky they are." in tho North Jersey Summer Winning ono individual first The Cor bin brothers, John ajntl Swim League, the Westfield plnce for Woatfield were 8-and- Adam, hove provided tho aparj|. Memorial Pool Blue Martins under's Erick HoenB and Katie Adam is undefeated after fi " Swim team remained undefeat- Tuteln and Il-12-year-old8 singles and three doubles nif Wrestling camp hopes to raise ed, boating its opponents from Ainnndn Prineeti, , Greg es, while his older brother Mountainside and Springfield by Matthews, Rynn Bartolomow and put together 6-1 nnd 2-1 recoil scores of 307-135 and 301-143, Chris Heinen. I in singles nnd doubles, rcBpiSj; respectively. Contributing to Marlin relay tively. £ ; excitement level in community Twelve-year-old Vincent Shin wins were 9-10-yenr-olda Melissa Other multiple winners ftr kept his personnl undefeated McCloHkey, Mike Finnc, Andrew SP-F include Paul Swcedlurt&j ment. Kurz conducted his clinic On Monday, 10 kids, averaging record alive, garnering six out of Prunosti, Josh McMahon and Joe Joey Wilkinson, Josh Fox, Ka$ all this week with the final ses- a little over 10-yeara of-age, six posBible first placeB over the Geisslor and 11-12-year-olds Abramson, John Gnrozzo and THE RECORD-PRESS sion held this morning. attended the camp, participating two meets. Kolly Schmidt und JJ Sobala. Eddie Znzznli. •?,; Is the sport of wrestling losing Westfield wrestling camps in a aeries of low-maintenance Kitty Frotntling, swimming in Scvernl WoBtfield swimmers Tho 40-momber tennis IruUUJr interest in the Westfield area? have been few nnd far between in wrestling drills and wrestling the 15-17 ago group and Nad a helped their tenm with Hocond or is headed by Mike Bontwicl|| Well, mnny would like to think recent years, BO Kurz is hoping related games, such UB sumo Simaika, in the 9-10 age group, third place fininln:n. John Phillipa, Mike Bertha, Rest not, but that realization has this year's camp will be the first wrestling and wrestling relay also swept the six evontn in Some of them were 8-and- Leo, Garozzo, Jim Luciano, John become more and more evident in of many. races. which they competed. under's Gordon Peeler, Chris Corbin, Sweudlund, Mnrtih, recent years. For proof, just look This is the first year, and the "We want them to give them a Ashley Saul took five first DoLaFuente, Billy Farrell, Mark Varrcdo nnd Adnm Corbin. | at the state of the WHS wrestling numbers are a little low, but I'm solid base with fundamentals, places and added another team Boyd, Kim Moruwski, Ilene SPREC. IN FULL SWING;; program, which went just 4-10 in hoping to build it up," said Kurz. but also not drill them to death record to her credit in the 13-14 Goodman and Jennine Clark, 9- Scotch Plains RocrentiorJ dual meet action last winter. "In general, wrestling has been so their bored," said Kurz. backstroke. 10-year-olds Jackie DeLaFucnte, Parks participants endured '(\ But the WHS wrestling staff down in Westfield, and I'd like to They're all here to have a good Katie Bartholomew, another Pam Wilson, Kelly Peoler, Jen busy week of athletic nctioh wants to do something about it, peek the interest. We have the time. I'd like the kids to learn a 13-14-year-old swimmer, had four Kujawaki, Kelly O'Neill, 11-12- recently in spite of the high teit^ and that's why assistant conch backing of the Recreation lot, but I also want them to have first-place swims and broke her year-olds Sean O'Neill, Emily peraturoH. •)! Glen Kurz, a 1991 Westfield High Department. We're glad they an enjoyable experience. That's own record in the breaststroko Barnes, Lindflay Sinclair and Farley Park held thu fiiuils of. graduate, decided to start up a gave UB the opportunity to start the thing I'm looking for the race. Eight-year-old Emily Ginnnu Gunuconi, 13-14-year- ita basketball tournament with summer wrestling camp at the the wrestling camp back up. I most." Bregman was tho final record- olda Duvin Power, Rny first place girl's trophies going to high school, sponsored by the hope to continue this next year." Helping assist Kurz this week setter, swirnming to three victo- Encarnacion, Chrissy Romano, Talonnn Fiahor nnd Lutaahn Westfield Recreation depart- have been one counselor, Dan ries, including her record-break- ChriHHy Schwebel und Mnriau Gray and first ptneo boy's tro- Todd, who will bo senior at ing breaststroke swim. Metendez and 15-17'B Erik Finno, phies awarded to Inn Hundy nnd West fie Id this fall, and one volun- AJBO scoring five first pJaceH Kyle McCloakey, Matt Cahill, torn Hurdon. '.'• teer, Mike Kivetz, who ifl entering wore Brian O'Neill in the 13-14 Chris DriHcolI and Melanie Pago. Individual second-place noil* his sophomore year. Kivetz's age group, Coley Lechner in the Other Marlins who competed ors for tho boys wont to Ronald- classmates, Nick Clarke and 15-17 age group nnd 9-10-year- in those meets were 8-und- Garris and Tywaun HcndrickH, < Brian Williams, both of whom old Bryan Power. 15-17-yeur-old under's Kayley Graham and Six-eight-yenr-olda participat- wrestled varsity as freshman last Adrienne Coppa and 11-12-year- Muaghnn Higgins, 9-10-year-olds ed in a brand now game of kick* season, are taking part in the old Zack Coppa each had four vic- Kim Rogers and Kyle Murrau, haW/baskctball with teams camp, offering some guidance to tories, as did 12-year-old Megan 11-12-year-olds John Boyd, alrendy organized and tournilf the younger attendees. Beck and 8-year-old Sam Blum. Kristen Hull und Liz Joyce, 13- ment play already begun ati "It's a good mix of experience Triple winners included Tom 14-year-olds Jesenln Gonzalez Monday. •; and inexperience," said Kurz. Rodriguez (13-14), Scott and Caroline Puge-Katz. Farley Pnrk also conducted its The younger kids seem really Kautzmann and Karen MilkoHky Tho Marlins next meet is annual Clean Up Campaign i>i into it. They listen well and have (15-17), Michelle Morawaki and ajjuinst West Caldwcll, the only conjunction with tho Township's good attitudes. We're trying to Sophie Hall (9-10) and Meg other undefeated tenm in tho thin Environmental Solid Waste stay with tho basics, show them Jannon and Tori Muffoy (11-12). division ofthoNJSSL. Recycling Coordinator Sharon techniques from the feet, top and Double winners for the SP-F TENNIS ON A ROLL Pachler. ', PHOTO BY RANDALL MILLER bottom. And we also like to show Marlins were 8-year-old Jimmy AH tho match schedule ncarB Twenty-fivo Farley Park them some more unorthodox McManus, 12-yoar-old Eddie the midwny point, tho Scotch attendees wore furni»h»d work Glen Kurz works with youngsters Dan MacDonald and Mike Bell glovoH und garbage bngH. Monday at theWestfield Recreation Wrestling Camp. moves to break it up a little." Sincox, 13-14 yunr-olda Margie Plninn-Fanwood Youth TenniH Record-Press July 25,1997 DULT SOFTBALL T. BARFS MENS SOFTBALL Contrino and John Wilkinson had two hits RESULTS apiece for St. Jude. (BERNSTEIN MEDALS TWICE Simaika, Liz Shannon 8. Goldberg/Hanas Special events and guest (THROUGH JULY 18) St. Paul 17, St. Louis 4 — SI. Paul pound- j1 Irwin Bernstein of Westfield Field Events — Steve 9. Thomson/Klingelhofer demonstrations are also included St. Thomas defeated St. Lawrence 17-13 in ed St. Louis behind three hits each from Bob a recent St. Bart's league sluglest. Elmi, Steve Ferro and Joe Scarhilo. won a pair of medals in track Kapuscinski, Kelly Burns 10. Hudelson/Gazdak in this training program oriented Tom Sherwin and Joe Shea each had three Tom Engleman, Paul Nadolny. Dom Deo Events at the Garden State All awards are in the amount 12. Myers/Darmanin around martial arts. hits for St. Lawrence and Steve Magrwtta, Tom and Nick Barattucci added two hits apiece for JGames at Edison High School on 13. Aquila/Rainville For questions, call 322-6700. Russo, Ed Wiley and Bob Cummo chipped in the winners. of $100. "Friends of Westfield with two hits apiece. Tony DeCristo'aro, Tom Reilly, Nick ;July 19 and 20. Track" is a non-profit organiza- 14. Clevenger/Clevenger RAIDER SOCCER CAMP Lee DiDonato had live runs battad in to DeNichHo. DelPrele. Ken Hoelzel. Al Weber and a) Bernstein won the 60-64-year- tion dedicated to the support of 15. Drittel/Drittel The annual Raider Soccer lead St. Thomas and added three hils along Leinhard had two hits each for SI. Louis. i»ld age group 800-meter title in Westfield High School track and 16. Logan/Logan Camp is open to boys and girls in with teammate Tom McGall. St. Lawrence 7, St. Peter 3 — Sherwin JOG Metzger, Tom Reado (four RBI), Steve pitched a five-hitter in helping St. Lawrence $:49.9 to regain the title he last field programs. 17. Thomsen/Thomsen grades K-ll. Mihansky and Wayne Morse each added two defeat St. Peter. \yon in 1993 and captured the sil- For information about 18. Coleman/Coleman One weekly session, from Aug. hits for the winners. Tom Streniero belted three hits lor St ver in the 400 dash in 1:10.1, "Friends" or to join, call Michele 19. Panagos/Panagos 4-8, remains at Scotch Plains- St. Joseph 10, St Patrick 9 — St. Joseph Lawrence and Steve Pietrucha, Bob Cummo, rallied for three runs In the bottom of (tie sev- Ed Wiley and Al Curcie had two hits each. behind Alex Johnson of Krug at 232-5699 or Jim Nicol at 20. Vlach/Vlach Fanwood High School. enth inning to get by St. Patrick. St. Joseph 7, St. Thomas 6 — DiDonato 'Cranbury, who won in 1:04.3. 233-1374. KARATE CAMP The camp is under the direc- Pacing St. Pat were John Chupko, Mike and Mart Bernstein each had two hils in the J WHS TRAC K REWARDS WESTFIELD TENNIS Alan Simrns, Black Belt 7th tion of Tom Breznitsky, SPFHS Camfield and Sob Reich (four RBI) with three loss. hits each and Charlie Kreyer with two hits Hoeslzal had three hits and Ed Marchelitis «]_• The "Friends of Westfield ASSOCIATION Dan, will again conduct the pop- varsity coach, and Roger St. Louis 18, St.- Juda 8 — Marty Lids and Bill Wolff two for St. Joseph. Ifrack" recently presented The following is the WTA ular Kids Fun & Agility Camp at Bongaerts, Director of the Dutch sparked St. Louis witti three hits and (our RBI St. Patrick 14, St. Jude 4 —John Chupka awards to the following Westfield mixed doubles ladder through Park Middle School August 4-8, Soccer Academy and Head Coach and Dan Perrine and Fran Lienhaid chipped in registered these hils and Charlie Kreyer, Pete with three hits apiece. Chemidlin and Frank Deine chipped in with two jligh School graduates for their July 20: from 8 a.m.-3 p.m. of Georgian Court College. Tom Ulichny, Karl Grossman, Nick DelPrete hits for St. Patrick. 'dedication and achievements in 1. Robins/Robins Sponsored by the Scotch The soccer camp features abil- and Ken Hoelzel contributed a pair of hits each SI. Lawrence 6, St. Anne 1 — Sherwin ;£rack and field. 2. Karnish/Aliche Plains Recreation Dept. of Parks, ity grouping, team training, a tor St. Louis. tossed a thiee-hiiler and Pietrucha and >. Cross Country — Chris 3. Boyle/Karp the camp is designed to be a fun- separate Lady Raiders program Tony Perfilio posted three hits and Rich Streniero laced two hils each. tPafleaki, Allison Totams 4. Page/Augis filled experience with games and along with goalkeeper training AsmtK(H)R(;< u Winter Track — Jason 5. Mitchell/Mitchell activities promoting physical fit- for the beginner to the advanced Chip-Ins— Kim Eckstrom 12,1 Srnitfi ganders, Kim Robinson 6. Bendor/Bender ness, while developing motor player. (July 17) 6. Ann Weisgerber 12 Odd Hotem Count-1/2 Handicap *.. Spring Track — Abdallah 7. Sharpe/Sharpe skills. 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The vehicles competed automobile show took place on for three dozen major awards North Jersey Newspapers Saturday, June 21, at Lehigh and recognitions of excel- •tommta on tha 1937 Cord WMtchester, above, btclud* chroma University, Bethlehem, Pa. lence. The one-day event cele- plpaa and accents, rounded front fender and ribbed whttewaH tire. "It was like an open-air brated the theme "Great Designers, Grand Designs." A unique 1911 Mercedes 90 HP Skiff was the recipient of the Mercedes-Benz Silver Lau- rel Trophy for the vehicle that exhibits the ultimate in artis- Photos by Jamn Emoto/Norlh Jersey Nowspapfrs tic expression, reflecting time- Elaborate hood ornament on 1937 Packard Dairin Convertible purchM* less beauty and classic ele- by Hollywood legend Clark Gable for actreM Carote Lombard. gance. The wood and brass hull open car is the only known example of the French- built Labourdette Skiff on a Mercedes chassis. 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Computer with experience In Excel, Cranfofdflrm seeks exp'd knowledge. F/T; Apply to: MS Word, Steno and Knowl- F/T or P/T real estate WBC Industries. 625 Central f=?*r Rart Of The: Excitement edge of banking procedures, secretary with WP 5.1, good Ave, Westfield. No phone calls We offer competitive salary typing & dictaphone skills; and benefits. Fax resume steno a plus. Calt fct Our Soon-To-Bc-Opcn with salary requirements to 906-276-3060 or fax resume OFFICE MANAGER 973-762-1849 to 908-276-2669. Summit Architectural Firm Store On Central Avenue Fast paced office has op- portunity for bright, take charge person lo manage We're Paying Top Dollar For Experience dally operations and super- vise support staff, Excellent Our new Clark store will be opening soon... written and communication wt we're accepting applications now for people skills. Computer literacy re- quired. Must be very flexible o be part, of the excitementl and able to work under pressure. 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Calt now, drive toniteT los FalnmoR Porluqurs TOYOTA • HYUNDAI • HUMMER Noun Parlez Francois ROUTE 202, FLEMINGTON, NEWJERSEY-1-8O0-TOYOTA-6 (1-800-869-6826) • CALL WITH ANY AUTO QUESTION(908)788-5700 1-800 NEED LOAN (1-800-633*3562) 24-HOURS • 7 DAYS! Prices & terms include all rebates & Incentives, supercedc previous otlws S include all cosls excepl tax, license, and registration tees. Pick Up 36 mo. closedtnd lease w/12,000 milcsallowanceper year then lOtf/mi, Total o! pymnt $7084, $200 Rel, Sec. Oep + $495 bank tee + $1,000 dnvm +1" mo pymnt Total due at inception $1864, Corolla M mos, 11.99 APR, $1000 down, Tolal ol pymni $20,236. All cars sold al ouilel prices contingent upon deale; financing through primary lender approval; qualified buyers only. Ad olleis may not be combined, Aulo Oullel will issue Temporaiy Plates en the spot. All vehicles in stock al press deadline but subject lo prior sale so shop early and savel Record-Press Dal D( Still PrtwrN 355 Out m 8tad Properly 355 AN EF AUPAIR European live > SHIPPING CLERK DENTAL HYGIENIST ROSELLE $99,900 COASTAL NORTH CARO- WATERFRONT-PreCon- LINDEN SunnyskJs- 4 rooms flOSELLE-1 bdrm,$550mo + in Child Care. Exp the benefits CRANFORD-Garages A &$ F/Tki dean witise. 1 yrexp POSITION Lots of space, 3 BR, z bath Col LINA-Free brochure of water- struction Sale-From $39,880. in 2 family home, lease & util. laundry, A/C. off st prkg. of flexibitty. Affordable inter- WESTFIELD space; rwm to train sutkm. ln-yPS, LTL truck"g. Pick, Part-tims position for high on quiet St. Lg rms, 2Vi car front and water access home- Upscale development on Lake security required. Supply own tvi mo, sec. 908-245-4739 cultural child care. Carefully High St.. Obi. garage $170,, pack, load, unload trucks, in- quality periodonlal office. gar. Century 21 D.S. Kuzsma sites starting at $17,900. Slips Murray, SC. Security gate, util. No pets. AvaH Sept 1. Call IMMACULATE screened & trained. English ROSELLE PARK-Modern 1 & Single $90.3 spaces avaCWfl ventory knowledge helpful. Experience a must. Flexibiii- Realty 908-272-8337 available. Coastal Marketing & paved roads, undorgjound after 5pm. 908-464-2986 Walk to train. 2nd floor apt In speaking aupairs with legal US 2BR apis avail. Rent ind heat, eaXallj-ydia 608-276-7aM| t Lots ol OT. Great bnfts. Call ty a+.908-232-8826. utilities, launching ramp. Save Victorian home. $1300 mo. Development Company hot water, cooking gas & prkg. 906-232-6700, ext 23S be- visas. Average weekly cost ol SCOTCH PLAINS $286,000 big $$$ belore work is com- Mountain™* Gardens Available August 1. Lg LR 1-800-482-0806. Call 908-241-4344 or after tw**n 10-11am weekdays, GYMNASTICS Instructors $220. Convenient live in care Parkwood Split features 3 BRs. pleted. Excellent selection. with decorative fireplace, Ig for your children. For more into 4:30pm, 908-241-8481 l or tend resume to: Will train. Positions available 2vi baths, EIK, LR with fire- 90% financing. 1 & 2 Bedroom Apartments BR, EtK, bath& study or 2nd mi LAKEVIEW BARGAIN! BEST RENTAL VALdffe Human Resources Sept. 1. Must be responsible & call Michelle 906-272-7873 place, DR, fam rm, Vi acre lot BR. off street parking, 1 mo »»• 124.900 Free Boat Slip! Beaut- 1-800-796-8742 Newly Renovated Units SCOTCH PLNS-4rm, TBRapt. love children. For more info with inground poo) & deck. lee Uiimo sec. No pets, IN SUMMIT '.n PO Box 1130 CHILD CARE ilully wooded lot wftee private 2nd Ilr, cpt, $600+ utils. avail. please call 561-BSSa 908-322-7700 no smokers. Call Kathy K, 3br, aii bath. complet»iy ' J * Mountainside, NJ 07092 FT/PT in my Bridgewater/Brad- boat slip on 50,000 acre tfacilion Property Start From $895 00 8/15. Call Jack. 90B889-1938 _____ EOE Burgdorft ERA Exclusive renovated duplex house. . f ley Garden Home. Snacks, recreational lake in SC. Abuts Excellent residential • MEDICAL BILLING CLERK GOTACAMPGROUNDMEM- Call Man. Thru Fri. 9am-4pm SOMEHVILLE-1 BR + bsml & 908-233-6939 Lunch 4 TLC provided. Call golf coursel Paved roads, neighborhood (Fairvlew Avelf: * 15 hours per week. BERSHIP OR TIMESHARE? (gQ1>564-8663 gar. Lge kit, $825+ utiis. Call Pam: 2534)299. water, sewer, more! Excellent Franklin School, walking to *W5 WAREHOUSE Musi have excellent organiza- We'll lake il, America's most Anthony 212-384-3052 or financing. Call now & bus. No Pets. t22SG/mo.>!'« Industrial Hardware co, gen- tional skills & have computer CHILDCARE FANWOOD successful resort resaie clear- NO. PLAINFIELO GREEN- 908-526-0603 Induslrial/Commerclil 800-704-3154. 906-277-6?99 •'' | •fal.duties. Knowtedge o< knowledge. $8. per hr. In Duneilen by Mom of 3. inghouse. Call Resort Sales In- WOOD GARDENS. Re- UNION-2 BR, 1 bath, kitchen. packing A receiving. Union 903-232-4601 Fenced-inyard, fun activities. 1 STILL WATER Sussex Cty formation toll tree hotline novated 1 & 2 BR apis. Inclds Property For Rent 410 LR, 2nd Ilr, adults pref, no pets. ship w/benetlis. Call yr. * older. 752-5259. Own a piece of Ihe Lake plus a SO. CAROLINA WATER- 1-800-423-5967, heat/hot water. $700/$810 per MOONACHIE-Runl to OwrW • OFFICE VVOHK P/T Perma- rambling lake home too. 11 FRONT SALE. Beaulilutly $750 mo + elec, 1 Vi mo sec, (or sale-Affordable 1, 2, %.3, J 291-376-3111 bet 1-3:30pm CHILD CARE-ln my Crantord mo NO PETS. 90B-756-1157. STATION FOR LEASE • Gas nent in Union. Taking phone Rooms, 4 br, 3V6 bths. 3 wooded, dock approved parcel avail Aug 1 908-769-9686 bedrm mobile homes. RtnM* . home. All year round. Exp'd ml Apartments Unlurnished 405 Station with 3 bays, canopy, 2 orders 3 days per week Irom decks, stone fplc. cedar pan- wtong frontage on spectacular NO PLAINFIELO. 1BR. $700 lrom$500-$720. •• *» PVraOOWORKING references. 908-276-0179 UNION: 3 rms v attic, no pets, islands, possible C-store, re- elled solarium, on .8 acres. /mo ht/hw InclrJ. Prvl ent,, 1 blk Growing mu«lc co. seeks a 9am-5pm. Call 908-851-0304. 50.000 acre recreation lake in CRANFORD 4rms. 2nd Ilr, oil good location, avail Aug \. pairs, etc.. Westlield area. Call 201-438-6936 *""M Won't last at only $179,900 Irom NY bus. 808-757-5645 F/T (hop worker tor violin set CH1LDCARE- Start Sept will So. Carottna-nent to 18 hole st pkg, HT/HW supp. down- $550.908-851-2679. Cralg.a<908-486-390O. PAYROLL CLERK-P/T provide your crtild-chiklren with Weichert Realtors championship golf course. up In our String Repair Shop. town area. $895 908-479-6485 NO. PLAINFILEO: Historic Vic- Union, NJ Co. needs accurate experienced and quality after 973-729-2700 ask tor Susan. Hsh, boat, goH year round in WESTFIELD: 1st fir 1br Vic- Some woodwk background torian, 5Rms, 1Br, $725+ Util. individual to handle payroll & school child cars. Also school our fantastic climate! Paved ELIZABETH-2 BR apt, H/HW, torian. Ir. dr 30x16, fplc, den, TRENTON; Immediate State ROSELLE PARK- Matu»M required. We will train. Ex- cooking gas, no pets, v/i mo No pets, prof prsfd. 755-2190 related matters. 15-20 hra per holidays, etc. Please call UNION: 124GLENWOOOCT roads, u/g ulils, much more! sand porch, w/d, refrig, avail House Access. 4.S00 S F. to share 3 br home. ClMn tern benefits. Please send sec. Avail Aug 1, resume & letter to: wk. 3-5 yea rs experience. Mail 906-233-7568. Leave Syr old Bilevel M/D.4 BR.3 BA, Financing available. Call NO PLAINFIELD-North of Rt 10/1, $1,195 Tenant pays gas total office space: 2,500 S.F neat, & lova animals • mtMv i resume to Part Time, PO Box message. Your call will be 800-704-3154. TLE. 906-241-6993 10-4pm /elec/garbage.ins No pets. ' Human Resources Dept 2 tritchs. den, deck, 2 car gar. 22,4 rms $695, 3 rms $595, + immediate avail. On floors 1 $450/rno.all utils intid. C*> '»•• 126, Millbum.NJ 07041. returned. Westfield/Cranford Walk to town/train Call POBoxt130 • AND* LINDEN:2BHapl,nr railroad 8, ut-ls. laundry, parking. Nopets. and 2. Perfect for Lobby group, aft 5:30pm. 241-5153 ••-_' area preferred. 908-233-1881 Iv msg. professionals. Sale or lease .Mountainside, NJ 07892 128 GLJENWOOD CT: Lg Split, buses, reson'bl rent. Call Proflpref.refi.S61-5085 C/A. 3 BR, 2.5 BA. den, deck, Call Classifieds $210,00000 John Schtagaer SCOTCH PLAINS-Looklng »w. I : -I EOE AFFORDABLE cleaning by 908-769-6586, Receptionist garages, will sell separately HAHWAY-2* rm Effcy, just WESTFIELD: 2 br duplex, Realty Ino., Etrkr. mature female to cook, dMn *" t honest, reliable, hardworking, todayl LINDEN-5 rms, w/w carpet, decorated, nrRR, $465 moincl quiet st, $900 + util, 1 Vi mo 2 P/T positions, 9-12 and • MAKE OFFER • 609-&J7-9548. no laundry In exch»ng» f«J* Polish woman, call 253-0243 $925 mo, Vi blk to all convs- H/HW, no pets. 233-2511 sec. Call 608-233-0778. 1-6, Monday-Friday, for a Brooks Realty - 272-0004 FREE RENT. 808-3Z2-4aM' 1. HOME NURSING:To care for Ask for Mary or Call 686-6881 niences. 926-1461 AFTER SCHOOL INSTRUC- very busy medical practice. your loved one. Exc exp, rets, TORS - To teach A a C, sports, Experience required, com- cert. NJ lie. 908-789-3129 UNION By Builder $300K quiet activities In Fall. Driving puter experience helpful. 3O00SF+ CHC, 4/5BR. famrm possMe. 2:30-6cm. Summit Please respond to 541 East HOUSECLEANING w/fplc, skylites, Jacuzzi, bsmt, VMCA. 908-273-3330, Broad St. Westfield, NJ Quality work, reliable, honest. CMC 2 zoned, brick I stucco, 0709Q. Attention: Betty Rets, available. more. Manuela 732-683-0903 BOOKKEEPER- 906-563-2635 Small growing construction TELEMARKETING HOUSECLEANING- Mature im needs help 1-2 days/week ladies w/ good rat's & own posting, tiling Knowtedg* of START NOW trans. 756-7237 or 757-7538 -BV OWNER- computer • must, Quicken a Parkway Mortgage based in pki». call 906-771-9170 HOUSEKEEPERS, WESTFIELD-NortrtsidA colon- Kenllworth, NJ seeks ex- ial, 10 oversized rms., 4 BR, Oversized Luxurious Garden Apartments perienced, wall-spoken, NANNIES, ELDER CARE 2vi BA, C/A. 1st fir. laund., CASHIER: P/T. For retail motivated individuals for P/T AI1nafMes.Scr»»ned. • FREE HEAT deck, patio, Mast, suite. Fam. sales. Frien«y. responsible evening sales. Predictive Lie JBonded. Aurora Agency. • Substantial Playground Rm. w/frpl. + great rm., full person tor WsstftekJ consign- dialing preferred. Salary + Servicing Tri state area. bsmt $359,900 908-654-3297 • Largest Swln Club In Area at ment shop; W* train. Septem- commission. Hours: 5.30 to 908-222-3368. ber thru'June. Shop is dosed Nominal Fee 9pm. Please contact: Mel HOUSEKEEPERS. Call Classifieds tor Westlleid school's Rubin at: 908-298-1100 Christmas & February va- NANNIES, ELDER CARE today! 908-874-6644 or 359-7180 RECENTLY! cation. Very congenial work All rwtiitto. Screened, Lie, environment; CM Tina at: TRAVELAGENCY /Bonded. Aurora Agency. 908-233-S7W tor Interview Outside Sales. Exp'd. Servicing Tri itale area Call usfor assistance! prelgrred. 9Q6-654~7444. 906-222-3369 CLERICAL P/T VETERINARY TECH HOUSEKEEPERS, For insurance office in West- Selling Made Easy We will report your accident while you go home and relax. KENNEL HELP NANNIES, ELDER CARE 1 field. CaH0>-a33-g277 25-30h(3 per week, Exp. All ntt'KtiM. Screened. Uc We will assist you in getting a replacement vehicle. COFFEE SHOP/CATEflEH preferred. CaH 906-233-6030 /Bonded. Aurora Agency. 1 Cooking a plus, Mon-Frl, Servicing Tri stale area. With Our We will deal with the insurance company for you from start to finish. 5:30am-9am. 908-522-9091 906-222-3369. 1 NURTURING and loving •'DELIVERY PERSON*' We will repair your vehicle. We repair all makes and models. AFFORDABLE live tn Nanny Polish woman seeks full-lime Earn SB-$1 o/hr. Must have car /Au Pair, legal lor 12 mos. Av- home tenth aide position. 6 COUNTY WIDE a be reeabie. Buona Pizza erage coat t22OWk. 272-7873. yrs exp, exc refs, Speaks »AII work done on premises. W—aWd 232-2066 fluent English, drives car, AFTERSCHOOLCARE 906-654-5428 We are a complete one-stop auto claim DEMONSTRATORS- Certified elem. school tatcner CLASSIFIED ADS! Great 2ND Income. Set your now stay at home mom wiH POLISH AGENCY own hours. Christmas Around provide your McGinn's school Specializing in older & Bick reporting and assistance Center. We The World Gifts. Free training student w/afterschool care in care, housekeepers, live WHEEL DEAL Auto Program a materials, No cash Invest- my Scotch Plains home. Irvoul. Exc. rets. 3 lines = $34.95 take Ae red tape out of Auto ment, free catalog avail. No Snacks, homework help 4 fun 9OS-6W-9U0 10 obligations. Call Kathy, included. Call 908-654-3919 Additional Lines Only I7 each Accidents. i 900-322.7567 or CMMMtfei rNptfty SUPCRDEAL - $50.95 (2 Counties) 1-600-567-2111 • MECA DEAL $98.95 (4 counly coverage) YOU CAN CHARGE YOUR AD! Fir toll J15 DENTAL ASSISTANT We Accept Visa, Nun ft til You Smtt IV Caff now! (908)-85l-5572 j People person lor busy office. Mastercard, Amex EDISON, NJ-5S00 iq ft, mod. CaH 906-232-6672 condo office bldg., all amenities, Ctoee to all melpr GUARANTEED MERCHANDISE RATE highways. $575,000. Please For General Merchandise $101 up up to $2,500. l-(800)-752-6184 C4I90O-75S-39M 3 lines 1 week = $24,95 $8 per add'l line, add another county Ask For IBch Woods, Manager UNION $101,000 SUPERCONDO-2 bith, 2 BRs for only $13 more. If you don't sell the + ftp). Pool It NYC trintp In Item in the 1st week, call us & we'll rerun complex. Century 21 O.S. it the 2nd week FREE! 1 item per ad. Recovery Driver needed for Kuzsma R—Hy 9M-272-B337 UNION: Totally upgraded CALL FOR DETAILS ON THESE SPECIAL OFFERS. Somerset Area. 15 hours wlef unH At The Point.. 2BR. LR w/tpt, csthed. celling. Certain class restrictions apply. . per week plus mileage. •kytitM, bn. 2 fl)H bath. poo) I clubhouse. Reduced to 1-800-559-949S $121,0001 CaH 9O8-688-17B6 PIMM call Mike or 906-686-4782 Countywide Clarified*... WESTFIELD $53,000 •1722-3000 Ext 6833 WHY RENT? 1 BR Co-op w Try It, You'll Be Sold! /newer b«*»krt.B4mt« pool hi complex. Century 21 D.8. Kuwrn Badly 906-272-6337 ,.. ADULT BARGAIN HOMES' Thousands of Qovemmeni Foreclosed and repossessed ^CARRIERS properttee being NquktaMd this MORTGAGE MARKET mootti! Qovemmeni fioandog. R for one day a week Low/no down. Call for local Nst- ©&JUL WOOd 'delivery. Must have reliable car Irtfltl 1 •800-338-0020 art 199, Amboy National Bank Liberty Mortgage Services, Inc. 800-562-5200 BASKING RIDGE 65 days 7.81 StveThottsandJlnlntwBsl MyrFIX 7.625 0 5% 60 days 7.88 NoAppfw. LMCIOUIJCMU. find valid NJ Driver's License. Nature tt It's bw« An hour 30yrFIX 7.25 3 20% from NYCI Your own country ISyrFIK 6,625 3 20% 65 days 7.17 Cosis With Our 1/2 Pay 15 yrFfX 7.Z5 0 5% 60 days 7.S Wm«(tocwWii»Hi|ii For more Information retreat on 4.2 wooded acres In historic Buldny nidg#. lyrARM 4875 2.6 20% 65 days 6 Mortgage) 30 yr Jumbo 7.75 0 5% 60 days 8 epOon. JumbotL FW, VA. frOowil. 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All prices Incl Incentives & factory rebates if qualified, Leases ail 12,000 mi/yr, $.10 thereafter, (Jimmy, $.08 thereafter) Ref Sec Dep + 1" mo Pvmnt + $400 Bank Fee + EKl-Fita^? % '"^i^i^SJSI^LQiM^^fyK^81 Pi"t# '"pept/Opt. to Purchase at lease end), Trans Sport ($275/$999/$9643/$1903/$13450), Grand AM ($225/$1199/$11151/$2023/$7350),'Bonneville ($350/$1199/S12363/ $2248/$19765), Jimmy ($260/$30OO/$9370/$3849/$2Ol042). fw/QMAC 6/19-7/31 Grand Am Smarttease Program A & B Tier Accepteas, 'Amount eligible for guaranteed financing dependent on down payment size unpaid balance & credit history. 25, 1997 R«cord-Pr*s* B-9 BATHftOOMS 870 CARPENTRY 17$ CAfiPENTBY m CARPEHW m CERAMCTU W til ELECTRICAL CRAFTSMAN-Ceramlc tile S Available Chimney Service HILLTOP ELECTRIC ', HOMECRAFT REMODELING TMB CARPENTRY $40 Cleaning. New & Repaired Ceiling Fans. Service Up- #1 ALL TYPES CARPENTRY CAN DO CARPENTER/ marble, 40+ yrs exp. Kitchens, • ^Custom Layout S Design Installed Doors, Windows. grades. Post lights. Free Est. Expert Craftsman, dual Work CONTRACTOR baths, foyers, etc, Free est. 10% OK For Senior Citizens •. Rsfs. Free Est. Insured Trim & Repair Work. 25+ yrs Robert 90B-276-20O3 Inlerior/exterior, bathrooms, Call Antonio 908-276-7699, 201-778-5964 732-968-4040 Uc# 11373 ' - ' Call Joe 908-322-8266 Call Tom 908-396-* 115 GARAGE SALE! kits, windows, doors, Inter-County Electric, Inc. MIKE MUSSO CERAMIC sheetrocking, painting. Fully all types of electrical worK Tile Installed. Repairs & Re- CUMWPSI #1 S.E.E. ins. 908^63-0349. Uc #13970 908-382-2242 The "Carpentry Specialist' Pager 707-5952. CEMHCTU 90S grouting. 906-352-1936 aft 5 873 HAULING RONSON ELECTRIC Berkeley Hghts FANWOOD Scotch Plains Home Improvements from attic • TILE. All types of electrical work. to basement. Int/Ext, Reas, re- ATLAS TILE INSTALLATIONS 11AAA CLEANUP - House- 245 Forest Ave, Sat 7/26, ; V THE WOODWORKS Floors, Walls, Kitchens, Uc.#5532, Insured - Free est. ENTIRE CONTENTS-Owners liable, fully ins. Call Sam The CARPENTRY ft ROOFING Ceramic • Granite • Marble hold or constr., debris removal, 8:30-??. TOO MUCH TO •{Jaipentry, Cabinets, Formica Bathrooms, Countertops, 25 yrs exp, 908-752-5663. MOVING - 45 Mead St (oH moving overseas. 2329 Morse Perfectionist. 906-273-3360 Repair. Ceiling & floor porches, Installations • Repairs low rate, tree esl. 232-5146 MOVE! PRICED RIGHT! IWrtj, 908-232-1089, Backsplashes, Repair & Patch. Snyder Ava). Sat-Sun Jul. Ave, Fri-Sat July 25-26, 10-3. steps, painl, 9O8-356-9020. 908-764-8909 Free Est. 964-5164. 1-2-3 CLEAN UPS-We take 26-27, 10-3. Emptying Grand- KENILWORTH Antiques, fum, bric-a-brac, anything $119 TRUCK LOAD FLOORS 970 mas'aiiic * basement hshid. records, books, yard includes loading & dumping. •ALL COUNTIES FLOORING Furniture, Hoosiar cabinet, 410North15thS!.. Sat&Sun equip, mower, new snow blow- MidranoBros, 9O8-574-8816 Installation, Sand a Refinish lamps, linens, tons of tools, 7/26 & 27, 9-3pm. Lots ot er, Hooster oak ice box, cedar lawn 4 garden equipment. crmsl, wicker, clothes, mucft AAA-AL'S CLEAN UP Cellars Staining. Free Est. Ins'd items, lutn. etc. rain or shine Comm/Resi. 9O8-356-50O8 Page tractor & attachments, moia. Everything must go, Garages. Etc. We Remove It girts1 clothing O-4T, LittleTike & 1 -800-734-5008 Mountainside All. We're Cheapest! Visa/MC toddler toys galore, strollers. UNION 201-777-8588/342-6020 • EAGLE FLOORS*' car saats, kit items, elc. Too HOUSE SALE-250 SO FORK Sand/Retinlsh Hdwd Floors • BARGAINCLEAN-UP much to tisl. Priced to sell. RD, Sat, 7/26. 1-5. Beauiitul COME MEET Grandma et 322-7115 & 1-800-675-0212 Attics, Basements. Garages Chenywood Dft sot, Exc con- Grandma's warehouse sals, We'd like To Frame dilion. includes breakfront, Lite Hauling. 908-666-0576 687 Lehlgh Ave, AH American FUELTAKK CLARK Table, 6 chairs, 3 leaves & Water parking lot. Sat July 26,' • CLEAN UP SERVICE* pads, loveseat, 2 matching • •& DEMOLITION.. 9-4. Rain or shine, turn, SERVICES 975 choirs, mony other items. clolhes, hri Items, misc. You Name It-We'll Remove III 130 Prospect SI, 7/27,10-3pm Artics»Basements»Garages TANK ABANDONMENT r Assorted turn, baby ciths. cat New Providence WESTFIELD Lowest RatesiFree est. No moval & install, He, Ins'd. seal & misc. Giva away prices. Job too Big or Small! 249-9103 Best prices. B00-583-TANK. GARAGE "Power Tools" Sat YARD SALE- Lots of Antiques, RAHWAY Yard Sale 1582 CLEAN UP & LIGHT HAUL- July 26, 8:30ara-12noon 107 Furniture, etc. Fri. 7/25 and Sat Elizabeth Ave. 7/25 S 7/26, The Argument For A Pine Way. Snapper Ridor 7/26,9-6pm. 1020 South Ava. ING of all types. Free esti- GMOBiSUffLlS MO 9-4, RD 8/1 & 8/2. Crafts sup- mower; Toro Mulching mower mates. Insured. Low rates. 7 • BARTELL BULK * plies, ceramics, HH much w/elec start; and other as- day service. Call Toll Free Top Soil, Mushroom Soil, more, sorted power tools, also appls 1-B88-781-5800. Stone, Quarry Dust, Wall e. refng. sewing machine.. CLASSIFIED CLEAN-UPS BY RICK Stone, Crinnell Block. RR CRANFORO Basements, garages, attics. Ties 4 Firewood, ROSELIE GE Better Conversion Van. We rent all size dumpsters. Barton Bulk Div. MOVING SALE-7 Brown Terr. 908-273-7083 654-1566 or 388-1581 MOVING SALE: 642 East 2nd OH Brooksido, Kids's clothes, Ave, Sal 7/26, 8-4 Everything GARAGES toys, winter items, lots more. Must go. Fum, TV, linens, Bsm't, attics, Inside & outside GUTTERS! Sat-Sun. 7/26-27,10am-3pm. dishes, bikes. HH, elc. demolition. We rant all size dumpsters. 906-757-2677, LEADERS 1000 11A CLEAN GUTTER JUNK REMOVAL All Debris Bagged From Above Attics-Base mants-Yards Gutters Flush Cleaned Call Joe 2B7-12B1 Quality Sarv. Reas Prices. Ins Landmark Management KCKSftPATK* HO Westtleld 654-5803 GARAGE SALE! Classic Decking KMOTNMI 1005 custom crafted decks, vary JAMES COTTON III was. rate*. 908-756-8655 PAINTING 4 • DECKS UNLIMITED HOMEIMPROVMENTS 20+YRS EXP. 732-545-0906 We build all types ot decks TIME AGAIN! All work guaranteed 10 yrs FrM Est. Ins. 906-276-8377 HO* J ASK HOW YOU CAN RECEIVE A WROVBENTS 101$ WE <* I EBEE GARAGE SALE KIT • 12 YEARS EXPERIENCE KvWin i I^N Complete Remodeling ADVERTISE I (WlttiSLInaatf) Sheetrock-Spackle-Trim UNO DON'T FORGET. PLAN YOUR SALE EARLY CUSTOM SLIPCOVERS Doors-Windows-Sldlng THE BEST You know, not all conversion vans are created equal. Sure, they ail offer all the comforts Draperies, Raupholstery. Free Est. 908-561-1291 Mike IS CHECK HERE TO ENHANCE YOUR GARAGE | 1 Formerly at Steinbachs & ALL ASPECTS Hahnes. 47 years exp, SALES I SALE MO WITH 1ST TIME SALE ARTWORK. of home. But if you want a superior ride, think Savana by GMC. With its exclusive full- Interior, Exterior Home Repair, Senior discount. Free 2 Gutters, Siding, Doors, Win- • I >•• S \l I Shop at home service. »4.00 dows Kitchens, etc. IN length box-frame, speed sensitive steering and a uniquely tuned suspension, Savana W. Canter, 908-757-6655 B08-968-0876, TOWN delivers the kind of ride and handling that's worthy of the letters GMC. CREATIONS BY GENE DRIVEWAY MO Int/Ext Home Renovations. Painting Plus. Klt/Bths/Bamts. • •DRIVEWAYS.. NEW '97 SAVANA TETON w/HI-TOP: Automatic, P/S/B/W/lks, A/C, ArWFM Stereo Cass, 13" TV W/Rem Control, Free Est. TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THIS WM LOW PRICE Asphalt, Free est. Black top « VCR, Sofa Bed, Rear Stereo, Cruise, Tilt, Storage Compartments & morel MSRP $39,995. VIWV1027814. Seat-Coating. Ins'd. 32 years. 908-755-3392 Guar. Ma]er Co. 90B-96B-0862 Dirt Busters 3 LINES - 1 WEEK $17.00 DRIVEWAY SEALING AOO ADDITIONAL COUNTY COVERAGE FOR $13 E.nh .itlilihomii line $4 $ Collegiate Sealers will apply a Power-Washing thick coating by hand. Exterior Homes, Decks, Please run my GARAGE SALE AD on Free Estimates. Patios In Somerse t Communities newspaper. 295 908-429-4170 i, Sidewalks. 908-754-6875, HOME CRAFT REMODELING SAVANA PATERNO PAVING Battis-Kltchens/Countsrtop9 Curbing A Sidewalks Bunts-Decks & Wood Porches m C OMFOITAklY Free Est. C«H 245-6162 Free Esl. Ins. 908-322-8288 I N COMMAND" • SEALCOATING • HOMEOWNERS*' By R.F. Landscaping Absolutely Free Referrals 2 Milts From Exit 140A Oft Call with squire footage lor f HNEIOfflCE UWNCAREt 1069 UNDSCtfMG CLEAN*) 1040 MASON CONTRACTORS* DO You NMd Hdp In Cltanlng • BEST PRICES od Interior Palnting7 Spring t !M p SoallngS Rolalnlng Walla Call The OltlQuy 1-800-BN1AV-7222 Prices iicWe al costs to be paiJby a cwsiner aewttor Be. , reg 4 toes. Laise parf subjed b afprcvaJ tv primaiy lerrfrg inslJijfea'Cbsed End Cuilom DIUJIII 5n Shrub (ijittf in 9M340W(MfRE£EST OOfl-769-8971 S|H<|jliJlri.)in Bibblirw) 8ioot» * Located Adjacent To Major Arteries Of Rt. 78, Rts.1S9, The . Wfll DINIZO&SON PAINTING & PAPERING Garden Stele Parkway And The New Jersey Turnpike On Route 22. TteeaAet. BasedOn BMWfinancial SmceUasea iod • Trtei • Bibih CONTRACTOHS.AII Inl. i Ext. Ouality work. f r« Mmminj f it. Masonry work. Free Esl. $es/rrn, $?0/roll, Why pay m 9086037861 9Ofl-0Q9-5771 more? 9O0-7O7-9B72, For your convonlonce, 4 to canes/your class/fled T ad 24 hours a day, • m 4 HOUR CAHRELLATIOHLffl SIMPLY CALL B-10 R*cord-Pr*ss July 25,1997 136 1)6 CHEVY 1992 Blazef Si 0 PtOWNC TOWO iW«F(fSile 13*5 1315 hft* For ate INS MM Fr Sato 4 TO. 4 DR, A/C. Auto. i ACURA 1995 INTEGRA TRIUMPH 1972 TR6-SUicJ)y $10,500060.790-S1W ~ Spec. Edition, 4 #, a/c, S spd, Attention Special Rate BUICK 1986 Century, 4Q>, ac. antique stiowcar Emerald CHEVY 1993 Q • D.S. ROCKEFELLERS urn m Wheel Deal Advertisers BMW 325* 1987 Coov-lttir int, PLUMBING a HEATING, INC, moonroot, telephone, alarm amim CHI, tat, crutM. Great green. Mini cond 1 owner. Tarne loaded. CD. alarm, • BONACCORSO NURSERY Our auto ads are results driven met champ, brown roof, 5 spd, 44,000 rru_ Soft S hard roofs. Brian 0. Rockefeller Top SoH-Stona* Mulch tec. ayMem, We. Outstandinfl! W900A*o. 908-709-0945 BUiCK 1971ELECTRA225-2 commutarciri (USKmi) BUICK 1984 LESABRE LTD traiier Ntch, .57K, 113,600 I16.2SO. 908-771-0634 (within trie 21 day period). dr. hardtop, bm, Wk vinyl rool, $1OOOBQ.9Oe-?72-W95 ac, pw, pb, tuBy loaded. 9OK A $10,000 value Best offer. 908-322-625A Plumbing Uc #4205/9397 No Delivery Chary. 362-4989 However, should your ad need Call 608-276-8677 BMW 1988 325 - auto, ac, snrf, Ithr, loaded, orig. Mint condt hiway rni. gnat cond. $1600 Call 908-667-1253. ACURA • 1996 2.5 TL, auto. 4 reinstatement you need to can anti-theft rwfo. pl/pw, alarm. BUICK 1987 CENTURY 4dr. CHEVY IBSp K-5 BkH»r 87K dr Hhr * moonri, 25K ml. Gar kept. 53k, $9500. ac.gdcond.BO Can 908-396-9884 VOLVO 1968 142S, auto, a/c, 1-90CM7i-O151. Otherwise, $5600.9O8-353-1974,aft3:3O 9Oa-354-9308aft4, mi, savarado pkg, auto iwary- TASKMCC $84.600.908-508-9695 you will need to be re-billed CaU 908-464-9155 BUICK 1965 CENTURY • 4 dr, no rust, runs e^eat.clrive home, trtng. a>c. Em cond, WBOO. BMW 1994 5401 • Mmt COOd! S00to908241eH7 Q. MURPHY TREE SERVICE ACURA 1990 Integra LS27K BUICK 1984 SKYHAWK 1884 BUICK 1992 Ftaa*n«ter Um- V6, new Bon, a» pwr, 908-709-1078 . • • NATALE PLUMBINQ/HTG AUDI 85-5000 lo rrW, exc cond, Ortg. owner, 15K, Grew with AH Tree Care-Stump Removal Great car, e*c running cond., ited 60K. blu* w/grty Ithr, 900/060. 2 No Job Too Big or Small auto. 4dr, at pwr., mnrf, «x gar, bought new car, must see! parchment Mertor, snrf, all CHEVY 1969 Btai»r S10 ' ' $1150.90a-276-66O2 luxury Mf poww Roadmaster CADILLAC 1985 Eldorado 8 14M 9O8322-4298 Dennis Naiaie Firewood $120 Cord Delivered oond$16,»e7.906-232-1972 S1K5/bo 2O1-48S-Z9O1. season traction. Integrated •/plow. PS/P&AC. a«pk. )** pkg. inci 6 way avaats and cyl, loaded, C8, cass, n«w Plumbing Uc #5322 Free E«l, 245*423 ALFA Romeo 164 aulo W, pnona, remaining 4 yr. &0K CHEVY 1989 B*a«r S10 new $7600.90*-964-7V2<; i defrost minors, amflm tteroo Sres. $2500.908-686-8542 6cyl, 4dr, 36k, lbs. 200hp, wW warranty. Aaking$35K. BUICK 19B5 Century v6, 71K, nrfptow, PSP8/AC. swk, ( • RALPH MARINAS AUDI 1»88Quatro,4wd. Sspd. /cass, Ew Cond 110.600 DOOOEOataKt LE 19f»t4>< /gry (thr, heated BW. p/snrf lux CM 212-459-1289 ail power, FM cass, exc. cond. newS8t0O.M8-964-7924 PLUMBING & HEATING TRS8BMQB 1tS CD, ac, pert. cond. 106K. Must $1600/obo. 608-709-9660 906232-24*1 PAJ, V-6, auto. AAJ,-d)H Water dealer, oil & gas boiler pkg, aJnrvt gar IMMACULATE loaded. $5900.90B-241-fa«j $14*201-796-5935. seMI $4900- 908-654-4934 repair i Installation. Real * MIKE'S TREE SERVICE Comm. Emergency Service. Tree a Stump Removal ' Fuel Oil Delivery, NJ Plumbing Pruning, Bruah Chipping Uc 010003 908-686-8972 " a. Wood Chip* T-722-3235 NEW SHOWROOM CONSTRUCTION FORCES A SCHNEIDER PLUMBING State license 4675. Service, WM1WWA Remod. Repairs. Esi. I9ie, i 806-6660130 SEVERELY OVERSTOCKED INVENTORY SALE! WALLPAPER BY DONNY 22 YRS. Experience Painting a Plastering POOLS ISPAS 90B-272-3B32 BAYSIOE POOLS, INC. WALLPAPERING BY FEMI- Liners/Concrete DeckaMcId NINE TOUCH-Reatonable jOHM SMITH Wash Paint. Expert Leak rales. Prompt tervlce. Free aa- <®> SPECIALS Detection. No Job Too Small. llmatM. No Job too Una*. ff&e Ettlmatee. 908-757-0518 PONBtWASMNQ 100 Come Into Douglas lord POWERWASHING and Present YonrAA/X or RK Klsanfnfl, house, decks, flEPLACEMENT Vinyl DouUe patios, driveways. Free Eel. Hung Window*. Free EM. Cal 908-248-4114 AARP Membership i/ird 90B-560-3953 or 560-3686 CAR CENTER VorSpecial Discotmts, IHns UN A. BALESTRO ROOFING SELL-OFF1 Roofing & repairs, gutters, s(d- SUNFISH PLUS TRAILER vmf *-*• \t fna. vinyl windows. 667-1864 ExcaltentoondHtonliOOO CaK»O«-464-4S16 2500 4000 M & 3 ROOFING- Shlnglei, tlate, gutters ilar Job). Free eel. 908-753-0270 ACURA IBM Integra HS • 4 lor Have Sariu^s on any door Sedan. 6»pe»d, A/C, 49k, tli'it' 'i)7 rout, neii' '*)(} f ord mint cond, garaged, am/tm WlMtaar *JM&WMJM*W Aemtar ROOFING Escort catt, regular malntenanc* DOUBLE D CONSTRUCTION leftover (ir any pre-owned Explorer* Expedition •F-Series* Extended Cab $8000/060,9,906-464-042C 8 Escort 2X2 •Ikstrus• Contour•ThutuUrbint Quality Work Guaranteed DENNIS, 1-B00-252-16B2 ACUHA1993 Maflra QB, 40K, Aspire •Mustang* Croun Victoria and Convertibh vehicle in -stock! 2 dr, 5 Wd, bMc, wnrt, MC cond, $11,600,90BV27J-O644 JHEETROCKt ACURA 1994 Vigor auto, Ww, almV*ni«COAwd«d/ai cond 430 Morris Ave. Financing SPACKUNG lias <7K $1«,000,906-790-1548 PATCHES TO WALLS ACURA 1995 INTEQfl A, 6epd As Low As: INSURED Wack.anrl.lutty loaded, 18* mi, CALL908-8C80249 $14,900. CaH 201-467-4796 ACURA 199S INTEGRA, Sapd mmom \m Mack, inri, My loaded, 18* ml. 1.9% $14,900. CaH 201-467-4796 Telephone Jacks InslaHed Bu«ln*ssorR«Hdenc* ACURA 1992 VIGOR Burg ml I 4™ $40 And Up beige Hhr Int. aH pwr, »nrl, 1 (908) 598-8600 20 yrs AT&T experience owner. 68k, good cond, 908-81B-8507 $12,SO0/0bo. 906964.941B. FRIDAY & SATURDAY JULY 25TH & TH ONLY! Example: LARGESTEVER CHEVY/GEO PRICEMARKPOWN MIDDLESEX COUNTY HAS EVER SEEN! You've Got 48 Hoursto CO to NEW '96 GEO MEL FARR CHEVROLET... Where for 2 |/IETRO 4DR L*u1 See Some«The Mod Dnmafc Prices $11,686 FOR EMyVeMdel MeSZWOOO hwita*w»ouliwHtion, M798 wl beoflBred, Lxkidhg emy used wNde on avtaH Tosfdriv© uty 25tt» or & urchase I ••;" ;• f f *• \ } * S7X3RE HOUWS: CALL FOR DIRECTIONS 1 Mrwte Fran Eftsan»s Minuivr. from ivbodbrv*> Ajdticucent 1k> Route 28T Metuciien Ovei ^2 MSrt^es ftorti Atew a/wtswic* . ,1997 Record-Press B-1t MEGA-Deal S9895 Of ires you Additional Comity Coverage! Gives you 4 County Coverage! ADVERTISE YOUR USED CAR, TRUCK OR VAN TILL IT SELLS - 1-8OO-559 9495 MM For Sill 1U5 Auto For Silt 1385 tola$ For Silt 1315 teto For Site 1315 138 Autos For Sale CHEVY 1979 Cimato rm, D#«i«'Fully lotted. Exc. CHEVY 1965 Ittova 98 % CHRYSLER Lebaron 1987 FORD 1987 Taurus LX Wag: FORD 1990 Mustang GT; FOflD 1993 Probe GT 28k mi, FORD 1988 MUSTANG G restored. 99% stock. V8 painVtren&'«triaust/350 motor, 43K4df.autoa/c AM-FM Cass- HYUNDAI 1989 Exeat, Sspd. Cam 1W- J*700.654-5096. Viper alarm w/twptr to nmjch V6. alt pwr, greal (amity car, Conv, black lop on white, fully 5 spd. rsd, gar'd, btll cond, CONVERTIBLE. 5 spd, lull) blk. anvim enss. many extras, $4,000. Call 908-789-2276 all pwr $2,800 906-580-9279 S3,200/bo; 906-272-0228 loaded, alarm, mint cond, $11,000, Call 732-388-8295. loaded, exc cond 74K. $60OC 1989 Eldorado, 10 list. SSOOO/bo DODGE 1990 Oaytona. auto, 77K. $12OaBq908232-34O2 908-686-5328. CHRYSLER 1988 Le Baron 74 9K, $8,900; 908-654-6765 /BO Call 201 -822 -0748 oond. Highway miles. CHEVY 1980CAMARO22B: ac. psi'pt), lilt, am/lm cass, FORD 1988 Escort 4 dr. 79k FORD 1993 ThunderDIrd LX HYUNDAI 1990 Excel S spd* >. $5000.908-356-7300 CHEVY Corvetto 1981 n«wConvertible QTC-Triple white, white. Exc cond. 4cyl, 71K, mt, auto trans. AC. PS/PB 3SK, pA p/mirr, p/seat, teal FOHD 1989 ESCORT LX 2di Blue w/blu« int, 22K ml on new an power, new lop. 9QK. ac.sunrf.nm'tm cass,new 350 eng, 6K on reblt Irans, new eng. trans, exh & brakes. 294 $3,995. 643-3156 8950 nag. 908-889-1675 metallic. $9000. Days M-F halch, aulo. am/tm radio, C Brougham Stretch $3500. CsN 808-232-9112. suspension, new CD player, T- Cam Saooato 908-308-0O94. DODGE 1993 STEALTH ES- 906-704-7662 Eves 4 Wtonds $050^0 Call 908-6B7-67t8 90B-789-2261 ^_ji_ 1989-81K mi. fully FOR D1988 7 au rus GL wagon, FORD 1991 MUSTANG GT tops. AsMing $2800 CHRYSLAR 1969 LEBARON v6, auto, ac, Ithr, new tires and 908-874-3491 FORD 1989 MUSTANG LX , exc com. $6500. CHEVY MONTE SS1988, new auto. 86K, A/C. $2,B00. HYUNDAI 1989 Excel, 5sp For your convenience, to cancel your classified ad 24 hours a day, i m HOUR GAHCiLLlTIQH LfflSIMPLY CALL vvu July 25, 1997 Deal Additional County Coverage? County Coverage MAZDA RX71990 • GJCL, 2+2, MITSUBISH11986 Stanonf SI OLDSMOBILE 1980 Cutlass PONTIAC LEMANS1989. exc. PONTIAC 1995 Firebird, blk T- MERCEDES BENZ 1932 NISSAN 1969 Maxima SE, B6K. exc. cond, 1 owner, white, turbo, all pwr, $2500/ auto, am/fm cassatt Boss, a/c, Supreme- New paint Job, runs cond. 4 spd. 2 dr. hatch, 74K. top, 200HP, auto. V6, loaded, 380SL: Silver, exceond., 81K, MERCEDES 1997 E320 black BO. 908-598-8337 Ivmsg te4OQ. 201-443-7517 w/gray Inl, 9400 ml, loaded loaded, all power, 88k. $6900. but needs engine work. Asking S2,300/obO. 908-598-8232 7K. 113.000 908-232-2268 new lop rack/blue com, top, MERCURY 1986 Sabls $500,908-298-1921 MERCEDES ~1971 280 SL, with options, perfect cond MITSUBISHI 1991 GALMT 906-464-4509 $14,000.908-352-6725 MERCEDES 1992 S600, Lew Wagon garage kept, excellent PONTIAC 1989 Grand Prix- PONTIAC 1995 Trans Am-AII bpthtops.vg cond, 98k apprsd $43,500. 201-573-2778 days, Gd cond. AC, auto, 4dr, $6,600 OLDS 1984 Dtlta 88 Royal. ml. blk on bik. Fully loaded, CD, condition, $2900, 912-8686 /bo 201-535-1016 aft Bpm. cass, ac, pb/ps/pw, runs grt. Ithr. am/lm cass 4 12 CD chgr, &t $25k, $ 19,900.327-6274. 201-9348157 evenings NISSAN 1069 Maxima grey, 4 4dr, V8 tug., Loaded! 80K. MERCEDES 190E 1887-2.3L, phone, $47.500 201-956-7255 day. 635-2287 9v«S New tires. Gd cond $3800. garage, 19K ml, $17,00O/BO MITSUBISHI 1997 Ecllpso dr, pi, pw, pwr suorf, am/Tm Good cood. $1800,232-1715 MEPCEDEDS1975,4SOSLC. exc cond, loaded, ABS, else caw, «MC cond, 108K, 906-789-1098 201-796-4382 GS-T Spycter red wAan top, jj .dr. coupe, sun roof, camp. seats, anti theft, black, 107K, MERCURY 1990 COUGAR LS $750OBC, 908-596-1143 OLDS 1992 Cutlass Conv. E»i. mint, 68K mi. $11,900 $9000/bo 201-385-0105 MERCEDES 19921 ME 2.6L MERCEDES 1981 Benz3O0D- auto, fully loaded, mint loaded, SK ml, must s«tl, Mvng PONTIAC1989GRANDPRIX, Exc cond. midnight blue, auto, 47K. Mint Cond. Bestotferover PONTIAC 1995 Grand AM SE, jt&o. John 7S1 -7776 8-Spm. 44Kmi,mintcond., $3900 90B-464-940B 10 NYC $22,400 908-574-0001 NISSAN 1991 MAXIMA, 68k, $12,000. Call 908-722-3148 Exc cond! 77K, Gray, $3600; excell cond, fufly equip, 18K, MERCEDES 1987 190E snrf, extras. $18,095 p/w, am/lm cass, a/c, $4000. 908-527-0222 or 352-3463 MERCEDES 1976, 280S, V6, Call 908-789-2791 MERCURY 1990 Couflar NISSAN 1986 20OSXXE: Exc. pearl w/tan irt, garaged $8200. asking $11,000.908-654-89^1 gar kept, aim, new brks/exhst, 908-654-4133 after 5pm cond, PW/L, am/fm cass. mn John 908-789-4836 after 6pm OLDSMOBILE • 1992, Clera. all pwr, runs well, 194k hl-wy 120K. $7500908-518-0807 coups, 2dr aulo, loaded Ithr int, V6. ac. auto, pw.pt, 4 dr,93K PONTIAC 1990 Grand Am SE mnrf 7Ok$5500.908-464-5791 M.t 1900; 908-464-5731 PONTIAC 1995 Bonneville Sfi ml., ask $1350.647-7972 NISSAN 1092 MAXIMA GXE. road milM, «xc#H*fH condition, aulo, 4 door, 53k ml, $5500. MERCEDES 1999 C220. Mercury 1966 Lynx 4spd, cass, Call 908-654-9777. blk, grey llhr int, snrf, amlm MERCEDES 1980 28OSL Euro MERCEDES BENZ 1967 300E MERCURY 1991 Grand NISSAN 1986 300 3X Gny. 39K ml., white, auto, Immac. $4150.908453-1022 auto, 47k, loaded, like new, Loaded, blk, factorywrnty, 24k. 63k, 40/30(npo, rww parts. 5spd, T Use bold type, QUALITY PRG-OWNGD VGHICLGS white space I or decorative | characters to t bring attention T to your ad. IHI ESCORT 1998 t« nuii Foid,ViniaWMI 46«, 4 cy I, auto, I«M iseonr • p/l. p/b. tvc. anVfm caai/clk, DtuSiX, VIN »!)rS70B44, 6 cyl., ram, VN iwuim, yu «to, Font VINIRAaMJOsTScyt, auto, Mud*, VM tmiliattt, 4 c*!., Fai, VMmRIHntt, 40H, 4 CfnXaK MnMIMIIM. 4Vr\a gauq For your convenience, to cancel your classified ad 24 hours a day, 24 HOUR CAmiUlTlBH LfflSIMPLY CALL July 25, 1997 Record-Press B-13 SUPER ~ haice w o SPECIAL *.'5COUNTS FOJ* AARP MEMBERS o SAVE 2! _ SAVE!14O2 SAVE'3110 ONANEW 1907 GEO ON A NEW 1997 CHEVY ON A NEW 1997 CHEVY ON A NEW 1997 CHEVY ASTRO CARGO VAN MAUBU 4DR CAMARO SPORT Sid. equip net i cyl, pw {togAfe K^s. ft mins. M tutt, bckts, 5 spd Std WfJulo OD Irans. pwr slinaVks, tip. AIR, dull mirrs, ABS. dull Sid equip incl: V-6, auto OD trans, pwr mm tnnt.Opr.KMp ret*JR, catai antSt. IMBHVV« tVGMflM, Std. oqulp Incl: 3.SL V-6, AIR, pwr slrng/biks, l/gls, strng/brks, t/gls, b/e mlrrs, AIR. Opt. equip ail bags, bckts. clcttt int. Opl. equn. inct Jll V-6, mats, cast. i/(W, lu- USnPJ!5,S.lrtf^5Ml^rd*«*t400GM«ft«ce^D*9»G«! \m ttrfw, is gwd$. $lk.l2»}38, VIN.IVK 108735, MSRP $16610. Incl. dual air bags, ABS. Opt. equip. Inch auto trans. incl: dual bckts, glass in rr & side rtota (put 21 m dOHd *nd tewtf 1» mfc I Si twerf*. 13000aet mats, b/s mldgs, alum Wlil9, cass, r/daf, cruise, pwr doors.StkJ5916HT, VIN.&VB232807, (400 GMAC recem col. I - SAVE SAl SAVE '1572 SAVE s4079 ON A NEW 1997 CHEVY ON A NEW 1997 GEO ON A NEW 1997 GEO ON A NEW 1997 CHEVY S-10 SPORTSIDE PICKUP Std equip Incl: 4 cy!, pwr strng/brks, t/gts, TRACKER 4OR 4X4 ASTRO AWD 8 PASS. VAN SB.eqiipixfiVfiJKOOtians.Mrjtmot'lo.duilj* tags, AIR, Opl«M> incl Opt. equip incl: auto OD trans, AIR, sldg mirrs. Opt egjp md: «J*J tins, mats. AIR, pwr »m. r,41, b-tont (>i(K. 4B guwk. r*l, pwtnifrsWrtitods, cWdidoofi, cau, red rack, Ul, 5«p t'Ji I pau tin, r/wind, w/1 tires. LS Decor, alum whls, cass, mimm, AimMvlt t HOC 311*: K« SBLIII/EC. vw mwm, w$m\i\%\- M, SW Fj*y m* i two Rnd mils, t.! nldgi, Cyttd *Nl Sk. IU05HT, VIN IVSM7430, USflP (25,311. W Stk. H59O6HT, VIN #V8193920, MSRP CC*JJ Grad HttaU ((cjuar) .24 mo, ctaaltnd least tfia miyr, I5t drnAf. $3«M (1500 Factory reoase. 33 no. cloud cm] lew «ft,[KS Im mi; 15t (rtieate'. $15,742. Incl. $300 Pref. Equip. Savings, WO cus ash, K5C0 fact ttttte s tm pt/M, 1 st pp* *i 7S rt sec ftpi cusl cUi, m face* Ccfcae Gr*l fl«6rt ff qual)"=*m pynnt, 1 si wrrt,» »c H5O0 MleasH, ItKCBtiyy tstaia«dcwi wmUstwmi J293 IBI sec dep, MM $1250 fact, rebate & $400 GMAC recent H95 bint let = WI3.25 4» il lust signing. IB cymtt: B«7:& IB, tot *pf. t«0 brt IN=$»K.77 dm il least sigmj Ti nrrti $2397.*. Tt. Cost bs* lee. 15517Hi due as lease sigrtng Id pymts |a/i l iO.Tl CMI.»U226,75. college grad rebate if qual. B437J& Pw*. op H inu ent f (0SM& Lew* wp i> mm V«MILC FROM THE SHORT HILLS MAtL vvv vu 01 Record-Press Additional County Coverage Coverage TURN TO FORD 1987 Bronco-mint cond, aulo.tntd wndws, p/w, njns grt- $5500-906-820-9194 DODGE 1995 RAM 25O0HD FORD -1988 Bronco II, ac, am 4x4 ST 360 eng. auto, 24k, 7.5 /fmcass.128Kmi,5sp.$25OO. Th« Classifieds Meyers plow, every heavy duly 908-516-0254 option, priv. drive use, babied, Sarvic* Directory $16,995,908-537-6559 FORD 1992 Explorer XLT Loaded, exc cond, S3K ml FORD 1986 Bronco II-78K mi, $12,999. Call 201-7650139 When problems arise around ps/pw/plhs, new tfras/brks/ altrnlf, $4100.9O8-6S4-5S26 FORD 1993 EXPLORER - 4 dr, the house - don't panic! full pwr, 50K, exc cond, Ford 1987 Bronco II XL 97K $13,600.908-464-2317. Just turn to the Classiflad's drk brwnigt Ian clean 4x4 Service Directory In this FORD Explorer XLT 19934dr, loaded >49O0 201 -635'S579 new brakes, e»c cond 78k hwy newspaper. We've got the IF YOU HAVE AN ITEM TO SELL FOR LESS THAN $100,1 The 98's Are Coming And We Don't ml $13.000/bo 90B-92S-0759. help you need when you need It. WE'LL RUN YOUR 3 LINE CLASSIFIED AD FOR (3.50.1 hut «P*>'SavJ e The Room... So All 97's Must Go! ill we iik is M you intludtltie wealths item in w*^ • One Item per ad • Must incli.de a prfce under S100 f you're Seeking Quality Pre-Owned • Used Clothing must include number tl pieces, and a total for all N unseed tioo; • No autos, pets or business ads. * Rrewood not permitted. Liwury/Performance-Come w The Source! * Please allow ample time before ad will appear Just till out the coupon below (no phone orlax outers, pteasejand mail to: UNION COMMilNiriES CLASSIFIED NEW J 997 SU BAKU NEW 1997 SUBAKU HjttC, 10 Puk PUc«, litter, HJ 07405 1 PteiM run myy dissfflid ad» foUown: LEGACY L 3tot iediiti. 4 cylinder, Wilson, 4 cylinder, siiituriiiilic Quality Pre-Owned Quality Pre-Owned tatpni>iiMtiriil»,«l#dinitl. inlismissioii, puwcr slcy liiiiisliiissiuii. power slcci inp/lniikcs, 1993 3251 Block 1989 952A Block UK, AM/I'M stereo ttisscllc, prnvcr AIK, AM/KM stereo ciisscllu, power 1994 '32SIS Green 19B9 9000CD Grey viniimv/lcu:lis, (ill. K'ln ild'mslci, tinti-d wiudow/lncks/miiuir, (ill, ii'in iMpostcr. 1994 325IS Block 1990 Black ,liis.< ilnlli idlL'iiin, tiiili;ils. ink'nnilli'iil litik'd gliiss, cltHh inloiioi. rmliiils. 1994 &40I Block 1990 914A Black A\w\x. ihliil :iir hups, VIN #V72 MJIH, iniL'i iniiiciil wijK'rs, diiii! nil tings, VIN 1994 5251 Green 1992 9000S Black { ASIW $21,374. flV7.12fiO.UJ. M.SRI».$2l,djy. 1994 3251S Green 1992 QOOOT Red 1994 3251 Black 1993 912M Ruby ' 1 1994 5251 Beige 1994 9O5MSR Green 1994 5251 . Burgundy 1994 93SASR Green 1994 52SI Black 1994 9000CS Green ADDRESS CITY _ZIP_ 1994 5251 Black 1994 932A Ruby 1994 5251 White 1994 ossivtsn Blue 1994 £251 Blue 1994 VOOS Euc. PH0N6r_ 1996 325IS Red 1995 O55ASR Blue 1995 3251 Red 1995 962M Green 1996 18,160 18199 1996 3251 White 900S Giten 1996 Z3 Blue 1996 963M Green 1996 M3 Black 1996 952M Green 1997 5281 White New Models Arriving Dally, Extremely Favorable Lease Or HWY 27 • SOMERSET • 732-846-7222 Financing Options, 31 Years Of Service With Integrity Scouting far a httpi/Vwww.tFnwdla.com/niMdlaMX Ash For Garage Sale? 'Heall TTo OuOur flewflew Mm Gillespie Locate them t»ch week ' CarShowrool m 6i^ Rt. 22 East. Springfield, NJ 1 800-BMWSAAB CHEVROLET EVERY VEHICLE PRICED TB NEW 1996 FORD RANGER HIT NEW 1997 FORD CONTOUR GL NEW 1997 CHEVY NEW 1997 CHEVY 4 dr. cloth int, r/del, cruise. V6, auto trans, 4 dr. cloitt ml, reel til back auts, vorlac 4300 V6, aitlo NY/MASS emmisions, AM/FM stereo nans, pwf sung'b'ks AIM. till, cruise, pwr I Saxkle dolh N, AWFM sleiBTcass. pwr slinjixtts, ctiiomo 4 di.ctolhhi, lull length ofl6ol«, AM/FM slereoussl wind/!ocks/mlrr, lugg rack, AM/FM sloroD cass, rr ralil I rr step bumper, slit rr window. Ikxx consolalie, 2 3 4 cyl, aulo cass, AIR, pwr strng/brks. AIR r/del, tern mfir, pwr locks, cimse. 10 L 4 cvl, aul J lid seal, susponsion nkg, VIN)VZ2Z48Z4. MSRP I fnru, alssas tiies. special vabo pfcg, alum wlis, AIR. sumr VIN#V9323074, MSRP $18,332. 126.271. Includei $1400 package savings, $1600 trans, pwr tlrng'ti*s. VIM VKI03OO3, MSflP (17,49O| I knglnt coaling, split binch s»al3. V1NITUB5851S. MSRP Includes $400 college grad rebate (to dlr) dealer discount. J15O0 manufacturer rsbale, $400 Includes JI3I5 FD«J ducounl, JIOOOmanufacliHstif III 8,258 Includes $ 1255 Fotl dscounl, $400 college gtai * & $750 manufacturers rebate (lo d!r). coliog* grad rebate' (all rebates lo dlr) rebale, S400 college giad feble ',11879 Wymirl frabata', 12004 Wynan discounl (all rebates ID dli) ^m discount (llrtwlMtodll •••**••* at> ^m NEW 1997 FORD TAURUS G I I NEW 199B fORO W1NQSTAR WAGON NEW 97 CHEVY NEW 97GED CAVALIER dr, dolh bckt soats, 3.0 L V6, aulo nuns, pwr I 3Ot8cyl. dam IN. Ifeled windows. AR. pwnmoumsrrnp. i sUi)a*iks, AIH, VINKVA2G9OI5. MSnP $18,760. [ aulo Iran. iW, wli rwcr. di lipp«» sid seal, pwf ttrnoWta, 2 dr, cloth t>cM seals, i/dal. AIR. I a, p*t bdj. H mil i ef. r«Jd, AIR, CUHIBS $1500 niamifacmrers lubale, $4O01 AIH,VlHIWUA674W1MSnPt2l.5J0 InckxJestS2SF0U\ 2.2 L 4 cyl, auto trans, rads, pwr iittbHHl6V lll i coliega yrad rebate*. $IBB2 Wyman discount •i"-"U, $1000 maiiulatlurDts tebale. HOO celteje j-" Btrng/brks, AM/FM sleroo cass. NY/MASS emmnioni, lu>! wheel Coven, , i', 51196 Wyman discounl (a« icbalei to i *MFWi'srcKjcaii.d^ckTk.*IH. (tdWcwl ' (all rebates lo rjl<} VlNlVMI8tO99, MSflP $13,337. 1 Includes $400 ccllogo gind robato Inl, bckl >oali. Vll,(VZ)7l?35. MSfll 115 foyol). 4 *. 4 cyl aulo Irani, !>m Ford. 4 di. 4 cyl. aulD Irani, pwr Fold. 4 dr. 4 cvl. aulo Inns. p«r Mdturw, 4 cyl, auto riant, pxt, llinotMks, AIR, AM/FM tlsiao c<», llrngitrks, AIR, AM/FM tlstso caij. sKi>g/l>rk£, AM/FM ilsreo t«s>. AII1, sirng.tii*.i AIR, AM/FM Hareo casif 1 pwi wind/locks. 70,107 miles, pwf wind/locks, 57,709 mila>9. prti wind'kcki, pwt nuwnrool. arum pwi MinO/locki, 15,354 milti: VINILCOS0764. VINpai936SS »NJ. 22.013 mitas. VINtSfllSl 534 VKIIIK64E915 ' Eit cab. V8, loalii Inl, B It bod. liber glass bod cover, 2 lops, 5 spil man Irons, lenlli Int. pwr AIR, aulo Iran), cruiio, lilt, cnssolle, pwr slmjli|k5.'wirntlt1CKill''l(Xks/soat5. AIR, 47,200 S11.9B5 Iljni^ijrliV'wIndKxlis, 45,200 nvlei, VINISF5OB35I miloj, VIN*P5107'IU07411. rBllw ITIYITA1 aVHniMUHMn I IMIMCI ••SAHIBS •7MYSH9UC • WMOSYAR , ¥i6 Ktr. Ii»it. AIR. moonin J'. 1 cy>. mio mm. AIR. p»< Hin t, pwr 2 dr, a cyt+ auto ir»r*( AIR, pwf Mfxeury, 4 (li , 6 cyl, aulo Irani, pwr Mercury, 4 di, 4 eyl, fiulo Irani. p*r Ford. 8 cyl, tilo trans, pwr sirrwbita Mercury, 6 cyl tula tun], g ilitt Aln, i!«t imviiiik pi,r tlinglAi, bn ctuil) c«ml:iH i/ rnoTiikvWin4Wi. cuif, U1. cailtll* •Ifnoftifk», pwr wind, BB.flOQ (Wl#l, ltrf>i>'«*k)ckb SUPER-Deal MEGA-Deal Gf ws you Additional County Coverage! Gives you 4 County Coverage? ADVERTISE YOUR USED CAR, TRUCK OR VAN TILL IT SELLS - 1 -800-559-9495 1400 FowWhwIDriw Tructa t Trite! 1«5 Vim & Jeeps 1410 VllttaJtm VwtJtw 1110 Vt Ilk Hi WWW JEEP CHEROKEE 1992 tW. CHEW 1987S10Cap Pick-up TOYOTA -1994 Pickup, xtra FORD 1991 AEROSTAR JEEP 1995 Grand Cherokee, a PLYMOUTH 1993 Voyager- PORO 1994 Explorer Eddw QEO 1995 Trsck»r-4WD Exc GMC PrtJ 1980 • 4WD, A spd, black witft gray in(. loaded with V6, Long Bed, $2500. cab, 26.400 ml, 4WD, 5 sp, ac, Edcia Bauer Em.Van • loaded, /c, keyless ant, new tires, Very good core), 6Ok, Asking DONATE YOUR CAfr*" J Hut? loaded, Ithr, factory cond mechfphyslcaiiy UK ml lifted, lull sz. bed. new clutch, CD player, exc. cond. 57KCal. l 908-964-7354 am/lm. alrm, $14,000/BO. 94K, good cond. $5900/BO. $17,500 call 839-4811 $6,500. Rich201-5660648 To Jewish Heritage for "fro!" iwintng board, abs, snrf, needs some body work. $2000 908-810-9451 Blind. Tax EMtductibte, free* Ask $11,500/bo 908-595-9155 $12,500.908-232-2592 CHEVY 1987 S10 Cap Pick-up 201-B22-O748 JEEP 1985 LAREDO, 4K4.V6, 4M00k, mini com), $16,900. A?0,908-756-9856 SUSUK11966 Samurai auto w Towing, Fr«e Ptwrte Card to» V6, Long Bed, $2500. auto, a/c, CD, new tires, /OD, 350 V8 Corvette ana., CWt90a-647-7673. LAND ROVER 1995 Defender VMUJHW 1411 JEEP 19B7 WRANGLER 74k donors with this ad #1162. •• 1 Call 908-964-7354 Asking $2900 9OB-654-0152 Ittir Inl. ac, amtm, hi'soft lop, i !,.. I ' GMC P/U 1980 - 4WD. 4 spd, 90 Wagon-Conlston Green, ml, hard lop, soft top, very well Call1-8O0-2-OONATE. j GMC 1989 S15. 190K, 2 dr, fully recandltioned. lifted, full «. bed, new clutch, CHEVY Blazer 1993:2 dr, 4x4, CHEVROLET -1979 Step Van kept, asking $6500, must sell, JEEP 1988 Cherokee Laredo, flORD 1985 Bronco II- manual, blk, alarm, a/c, many extras. while hard top, 5 spd, ac, CD, needs *om# body work. $2000 abs, ac, aim, axe cond, 42K, Gruman alum body, 6 cyl stick 906-464 04 98 att Spm 93K, ps/ac, Exccondl 1 owner. 201-344-8274. JC AUTO SALVAGE, tfdTrecl int, runs gd, ps/pb, WOOO/obo. Call Felix, eves. brush bar, running boards, $12,700.908-527-817 10-12 tl $2500.908-241-1339 $6.000; 908-272-7705 att 6pm Cars* Trucks Wanted? tt.200.908-789-4963. Am. 908-7M-9856 many extras, 12 5K ml. VW 1989 CYNCflO 4WD, S 908-B89-9031. JEEP 1987 WRANGLER $30,900,201-635-8920 CHEVY 1995 S-10 PICK UP, CHEVY 1990 Astro loaded, JEEP 1990 Grand Wagoneer- Passenger, A/C, 62K, Exc. 908-464-07B1 100K on body, new motor. 4WD. bckt seats. Power every- 95K, ac, cruise, ps'pb, excond, exc cond 4x4 V8 Loaded 63K COTHi. t4500 608-355-2874. Land Rover 1995 Discovery 6cyl, 4WD. black rag top. PAV CASH for mosi junk { thing! CD plyr, alrm. V6. 4.3L $4000/bO, 908-233-1384 ml, $11,000 201-B2Z-1603 VW 1979 Van/Camper • 81 k, while w/lan Ithr. 17k mi, bikini top, am/fm/cass Exc Free pickup) SU We'll Run Your Auto Or Truck Ad eng. tint wnd. $13,400 page runs exc, new brakes, very gd loaded, duel ac/snrl, warily, DODGE Hi-Top Van 1984 Cond. Exc on gas, great on JEEP 1991 Cherokee Laredo- EXXON: 908277-3775. 732-913-5352 / 732-499-0735 Fuliy loaded, exc cond. 116k cond. $3200 906-272-2869 CD. $26,000 201-467-3768 auto, air, amim, low mi, $3000. snow and ctf roadl $5800 obo DODGE Ram PU 1987-New Call 908-276-9005 908^32^481 hlway ml, $5500 201-319-4119 PLEASE DONTATE , $ NISSAN 1987 Pathfinder XE • cap, slant 6 eng, great cond, 1415 $ Until It Sells $ DODGE 1986 HT-Conversfon JEEP 1992 Cherokee Laredo CARS - TRUCKS - RVa J auto, am/fm cass. great cond. must sell moving, $4800/obo. WRANGLER 1968 La rado 100k tv, vcr, cb, a/c, many new Exc Cond, Black, 4 Door, 4x4, 1A AUTO-Damaged, ro- To Feed & Clothe The Poor/ 150K. $4500. 908-654-0537 908-647-9377 after Spm clean, no rust, motor Just parts S3200.908 587-1104 54K, New Tires. S12.900/OBO palrable, nood running cars Of UNION COUNTY. Ffree.£ rebuilt!. Dll 3 lops, $450o/BO Towing IRS Tax Deduct*** ". NISSAN 1694 Pathfinder SE DODGE 1S91 Ram D250: V6 908-277-0879 wanltd, classics & junks. M Dodge 1987 Caravan, cargo 906-069-0422 Info call 908-382-8060 ^ One Low Price With Unlimited blue |ade, showroom cond, eng, AC, am/tm, cap, 4 brand Fnw towing 1-B0O-261-1435. van, good cond. runs well, 4 JEEP 1995 Wrangler-6cyl, new tires, brand new exhaust 40k, $19,000. Call 405-1548. JEEP 1989 Wrangler bik, full Sspd, 3 tops, 47K, 1-owner, AACONAUTO WANTED JUNK CARS system, runs grea!, 90K, cyl. $1800/000 906-686-9275 drs, rtd/soft (op, 4 eyl. 5 spd. $13,000,909-964-4314, & Truck buyers. Top $$ paid. Immediate Pickup $4,200; 908-276-3039 DODGE-1988 Caravan AC, Mileage For Your Ad. Trucks & THitwt like new Bngiians, $6C00/bo. Coll Evenings. , Same day cash. 526-2466. 808-233-2651 $6200 value, $3499. Clean 90B-_6B8:593J_; DODGE 1985 Pick Up- JEEF'WRANGLER 1988- AUTO BUYERS-We buy cars CHEW 1985 SUBURBAN 908-598-9093,201 -674-0613 B cyl, 4spd O.D. Red, 6 cyl, 5 spd, 2 tops, many and trucks. We pay morellt WE BUY ANY HONDA, f Scotlsdale 350 VS. auto, ac, JEEP 1993 WrangtarSspd. ex- $1B00/obo 908-322-6829 FORD 1893 Aerostar extras. tS200.635-8104 We pay off loans and laaees MAZDA, NISSAN, TOYOTA- -J cass, Class 3 hitch, clean, runs tras soft top 38k txd cond Call For Details Today! A/C. ps/pb/plks, 43K, $11,000 ovemKjhM'800226.9908 Junk, damaged or high rnDi* strong, $2200201-666-2622 FORD 1981 F350 MASON $1t.000/bo 908-518-0625 MAZDA 1990 MPV MINIVAN- /OBO Call 908-709-1137 Of 906-688-2817 DUMP TRUCK • Looks & Run* 4W0, reara/c, p/w, p/b, p/s. p/t, Will pay $200 to $2000^ JEEP 1993 Granol Cnarokee pends on condition, tor 1| Good. $3700.906-466-6770 FOflD 1993 E250 Supervarv exc cond, garaged. 114k ml, CASH FOR JUNK UnManltd Ltd, 39k, black, mint, axt. warr, and up. W« pick up and Exc cond, 5.8 rtr VS, auto a/c, $8800 908-464-5160 Cars, Trucks & Motorcydn. Ford 3501961, Dual wheats on $16,500. Call 908-771-9550. cash, seven dayi * p/w, p/l, crulM, am/fm stereo, Fratptek-upl 900-815-9570 rear, auto, all major parti new, Mercury 1993 Villager OS • 1-8B8-TowJunk rackbody, aktaMdda storage, traitor towing package, 2 tone JEEP 1993 Grand Cherokee white. 7 pist, cloth Int, 43K, or 965-8966 bpr. paint. 40k, $12,000 good snap*, many axtraa, Ltd, 39k, black, mint, art. warr. $11,000,201-829-9808 (day) 906-862-3752 $6000. Sal 90e-7B»2276. $18,500. Call«M-771 -9550. Of 908-273-4622 (eves). Cash For Cars YOU CAN CHARGE YOUK i We Accept Visa, TOYOTA 19M PICKUP FORD 1987 Econoline- 250, JEEP LldEdl!i0f)1»5-Va, Ithr, PLYMOUTH 1993 VOYAGER; FREE Junk Car Hamoval 1 •800-628-8801 1 100K, not running, a V8, ovrdrv, 90k. runs great loaded, white, mint cond, 39K 82k, auto, ps, a/c, $7900. Mastercard, Aim * 0OB-23&B4B2 mm In Tt» Cluslf tate Call 906-2 $3.500. 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(908) 789-3670 COUNTRY FOLK ART Originally released last sum- Adults and children $3; senior citizens AND CRAFT SHOW •'^ mer as a four-part miniseries, $2,55, Children under 6 not admitted. New Jersey Convention Center '•,'.< kingdom Come is returning to "Summer'97 Highlights," 2 p.m. July 27. Raritan Center, Edison (732)417-1400. Ext. 2 £ea comic-book stores in coming Summer edition of show and sale, July''" Weeks as a hardcover and then ANTIQUE SHOW AND SALE 25-27. Admission $7 Friday, 86 Saturday.'? [trade paperback edition. Pottersville firehouse and Sunday; strollers not permitted. Call,t M The story is set roughly 20 Route 512, Pottersville for each day's hours. ''' [years in the future as Superman (908) 439-2684 Jand his contemporaries return UFE ON EARTH (from retirement. During their 8 p.m. Thursday, July 31 i&bsence, a new breed of super- Paper Mil) Playhouse SOLUTIONS ACROSS SOLUTIONS DOWN hero has arisen with little regard Brookside Dr., Millburn (973) 376-4343 for human life. Superman leads All-new edition of a "celebration In music 1. Retaining wall 1. Revue (he returned Justice League on a and dance." Adults $30, $25; children 8. Valerie 2\ Talismans worldwide crusade to rein in $15. 9. Scram 3. Inro i(hese ontiheroes. !| Mark Waid's writing draws 10. Ease 4. Ire [several parallels between the ll.Tahitian 5. Gossiped j&uperhero-antihero showdown 14. Amana 6. Air . • *£ •£nd the Christian tradition of the 15. Reedier 7. Laminar ?-•*: _. •%* (Apocalypse. Allusions range from 16. Tasteful 12. Initialed "•v'i BEAUTY AND THE BEAST ••-• *\ ithe obvious, such as the i\ 17. Bibb 13. Saleable r [Apocalyptic Bible verses quoted 3 p.m. July 26, 27 ' 4 Clrcl9 Playhouse 20. Namibia 14. Antonym • *! Jilt the start of each chapter, to •..» ifongue-in-cheek lines about "the 416 Victoria Ave., Piscataway 22. Tales IS. Rhubarb •X#. (Second Coming of Superman" to (732)968-7555 23. "Master Builder" 18. Baser Live stage show of the fairy tale. 19. Atli '{he more subtle, like naming the Admission $6. Head antihero "Magog." CHARLOTTE'S WEB 21.Mis • '— If the story is excellent, so is 11 a.m. July 30, 31, the art. Alex Ross's attention to Aug. 2; Forum Theatre detail and use of color and shad- 314 Main St.. Metuchen ing is stunning. Unlike with (732) 548-0582 many monthly titles, the pictures Musical adaptation of the E.B. White ART EXHIBIT are so three-dimensional I half- story. Admission $8; group rates available. Delieved I was looking at pho- JEDUE'S FUNTABULOUS and AUCTION tographs. And, like Waid, Ross explores the Judeo-Christian sponsored by " roots of superheroes, painting PICTURE COURTESY DC COMICS heroes flying into battle like styl- Superman returns from retirement to aave the world In Kingdom Com*. You Deserve The Edison Republican Organization ized angels. With him are Wonder Woman, trw Ray, Hawkman, Green Lantern, the Satin A. Lace Flash and Power Woman. : • BRAS • Girdles • • • • • . • •-. % ,-, The team aiso uses bright and • Nursing Bras • Teddys dark colors to accentuate the dif- DC universe, and to draw a par- or otherwise) who appears on the • Stockings < Panties • Gowns ferences between the different allel between Superman and covers of the original miniseries. WHEN: July 31, 1997 Complete Lingerie Needs schools of hero. Superman and Orion. The other eight pages are Those covers are also reprinted • Personal Attention • Expert Fitting WHERE: THE PINES MANOR Rt. 27, Edison -., his companions are traditionally an epilogue set one year after the in this volume. clad in bright colors and operate main story. Waid and Ross bring Kingdom Come is a defining Donation: S5.O0 per person in daytime. The antiheroes, as the three stars of the book point in comic-book history, Since would be expected, are often pic- together for a brief reunion to tie its initial release last year, comic Featuring lirfiwlfamf Mamm ArtMal tured indoors, cloaked in shad- up the few loose ends and spring books have finally started to ows. a few surprises. return from the Dark Ages of Preview will begin at 6:00 p.m. , The new release contains 12 Other additions to the book antihero-dominated comics. pages of new material. Four of include a prologue by Clark While this age did produce two Auction at 7:00 p.m. these are set on the planet Norman Ross, Alex's father, on classics — Frank Miller's The Honorary Chairperson Harriet Derman Apokolips during Chapter Two. whom the character Norman Dark Knight Returns and Alan This addition adds little more to McCay was based. The book also Moore's Watchmen — it's good to For further information call: the story than a chance to see has a "memorial" to identify by have superheroes who really are some of the other changes in the number each person (superhero heroic again. • • . ••* J732) 494-6384 • (908) 757-9*98 I III DINE ON THE WATERFRONT COACH IT Featuring Tint Finost Si'iifhaii, « • WEDDINGS • BANQUETS • PARTIES FOR ALL OCCASIONS OF PREMISE CATERING FOR HOME OR OFFICE Sttmttit <& Chops, Lttbxti'rs «fc i\t<>/<•! 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