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Around ^ Town tfield special counsel quits By THOMAS SCOTT legal bill of nearly $10,000 that Hall Law School. ing of a retention letter on Fob. 11 "I had my marching orders THE HECORn-PRKSS among other things itemized Riccio said Tuesday night that to Jim Gildea, Riccio said he from the resolution," said Riccio, time spent discussing various he believed the council resolution believed there was a mandate for who added, that he hadn't moved WESTFIELD — Ron Riccio, settlement issues in the Ward to intervene in the case autho- him to act and no further com to intervene and settle the case. special counsel for the town in its Commission dispute. rized him to begin his research. numiratinn was necessary. "Nothing has happened to pre- litigation against the Ward A number of councilmen He reported that ho has spent Mayor tlreg MrDermott sent," said Rici-io, who suggested Commission, resigned Tuesday expressed concern that they had more than GO hours doing acknowledged seeing the Feb. 11 that tin' case against, the Ward night after a stormy public meet- not been involved in the selection research, reviewing the Ward fax, but put it aside expecting a Commission was not over, that he ing. of Riccio and also that they had Commission Report and commu- more formal document from was working up additional claims "I decided to withdraw as not been informed by him of any nicating with attorneys. Riccio. against the Ward Commission. counsel," said Riccio, when proposed settlement. Council member Rafael "1 am tlu> client, and the way Hiceio said he was ready to reached for comment on The passage of a town resolu- Betancourt wanted to know why, I do business, (he client is con- raise claims more meritorious Wednesday. "I am no longer coun- tion on Jan. 26 to intervene in a as of lute January, Riccio hud not tacted and kept up !o date," said than the original claims. sel for the town." case against the Ward communicated with the council. McDermott. "There is no I own "It may have .stimulated the At its regular meeting Feb. 26, Commission called for the hiring Based upon the resolution at attorney representing the town, Ward Commission to want to set- the council was presented with a of Riccio, a former dean of Seton the end of January and the fax- Mr. Riccio has to help nit1." tle," Riccio said. 2nd teen Raiders lose The Scotch Plains-Fanwood pleads girls basketball team lost to Shabatz In the sectional final Monday, 55-46. See story on PageC-1, in sex Celebrate Mother at Sininel Sunday assault WESTFIELD — In enrly America, "Sininel Sunday" was By THOMAS SCOTT a celebration of mothering held Till'! Ui:i'OHII 1'UKSS on the fourth Sunday of Lent. SCOTCH P1A1NS — A second Joan Barna of Scotch Plains high school .student pleaded guilty brings a modern-dav "Simnel hist Friday (o acting as a lookout Sunday" 2-5 p.m. March 10 to while a group of teens sexually the Miller-Cory House asHiuilted a IH-year-old girl in Museum, 614 Mountain Ave. A ilnnuury. "simnel cake" will be baked for Pursuant to a plea agreement all to sample. reached with the Union County As is the custom, docents in Prosecutor's Ollice, Hrynn Soriano, period dress conduct tours of 1(5, a sophomore at Scotch Plains the colonial farmhouse on the High School, will face up to five West Fields of Elizabethtown. years behind barn. He could have The last tnur leaves 4 p.m. faced a 20-year jnil term. For more information, Soriimo plesided guilty to first- phone (908) 232-1776. degree aggravated sexual assault and agreed to oiler testimony against the three remaining co- 2nd budget question defendants in the case. likely for a while The teenager appeared Ix'fbre Sujierior Court Judge Rudolph N. WESTFIELD — The Board Hawkins, Friday to voluntarily of Education will likely contin- remove himself from the jurisdic- ue to offer a second question on NICOLE DiMELLA/STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER tion of the family court, where budget bnllots until current potential penalties are far less levels of enrollment flatten, Coffee break severe. said school officials. Scotch Plains-Fanwood Schools Superintendent Carol Choye maett with parents and residents at a coffee Tuesday In the Media Center at "In exchange for his cooperation Faced with a 3 percent cap against the others," said Assistant Park Middle School. Prosecutor Casey Woodruff, on the budget increase and the i prospect of little or no addi- "(Soriano* will lx sentenced as u tional state aid, school officials second-degree adult offender when are taking a hard look at he comes before .Judge Malone in multi-year projections for June." future school budgets. Soriano will also face; a review at Shared-services plan wins grants the Adult Diagnostic and In the April 16 election, the Treatment Center in Avenel to second question is likely to be determine if he i.s a rejx*titive com- about $1 million and would Fanwood, Scotch Plains and school board can act on ballfields pulsive sex offender requiring fund additional staffing, tech- treatment, said Executive nology and existing programs. Municipalities were encour- health and well being in this Assistant I'ruseetitor Robert P. The exact amount of the sec- By THOMAS SCOTT communities' contribution for a O'l-eary. total fund of $600,000. aged to work with local organi- county," said Freeholder ond question is still under THE RECORD-PHESS Manuel Hatista, also a sopho- review. The balance of the county's zations and with each other on Chairman Lewi.s Mingo Jr. "U projects. Municipalities and all makes the county a better more at the high school, admitted Fanwood and Scotch Plains contribution will be paid once last Tuesday to his rote in the sex- have received $100,000 and work is under way and at its organizations that submit joint pluce to live." The shared-.services effort is ual attack jusl. a short distance $50,000, respectively, toward completion. applications have; been given from the school. He also faces a their shared-services initiative Westfield also picked up $9,175 first priority. coordinated by the Scotch five-year sentence and ban ugreed with the Board of Education to to be applied toward a Needs "With this presentation ...the Plains-Fanwood Shared l,o testily against the other boys improve ballfields at Park Assessment Study of the town's freeholder board is making this Services Council that consists of charged in the assault. Middle School, the Vocational- recreational assets. vision of increased recreational two members from each munici- Both Batista and Soriano will be Technical schools and the Little The program is funded through opportunity and green space a pality, two members of the sentenced as ntlult.s and considered League field off Route 22. Open Space, Recreation and reality for all," said Freeholder Board of Education and the lifelong sexual olleudera under Scotch Plains, Fanwood and Historic Preservation Trust Mary Routolo, who is chair- business managers from each Megan's Law. Scotch Plains-Fanwood Board of Fund approved by voters in woman of the Union County entity. Two other youths, who still face Education decided to commit November 2000. Grants were Trust Fund Public Advisory The council i.s presently charges of kidnapping and sexual $100,000 each to improve the made available for the acquisi- Committee. reviewing a bid lint from five assault., remained detained at the fields. The county "field of tion of land for field space and "Athletic fields and recreation- engineering firms, said Fanwood George W. Herlich Juvenile dreams" grants will match the improvements to existing fields. al programs are vital to our Mayor Lou Jung. Detention Center.
Fill yer up Officials stunned by turnout Nicholas Musano, 2,is deter- mined to eat his share of the pancakes at the Rotary Club's at police chief's swearing in Pancake Day any way he can. Another photo on Page B-1. WALLER from the administration, the in. CORRESPONDENT Scotch Plains family and commu- Originally form . Virginia, nity at large." Nelson was brought up with the SCOTCH PLAINS — Police Chief Nelson is hardly new to values of hnrd work and the Chief Marshall Nelson packed Scotch Plains. He first served as importance of education. These Inside 'em in at his swearing in Feb. 26. a patrolman in 1971 and worked are the values he hopes to pass All available seats were taken his way up to captain in 1986. along to today's youth. and people stood along the walls "I've had the pleasure of work- Union County Prosecutor Commentary A-6 two deep and out in the hallway ing with you 30 years as a prose- Thomas Manahan passed along Community Life B-1 to see and hear the new leader of cutor, friend and attorney," said some words of wisdom and best the police force. Douglas Hanson, the town attor- wishes for the new chief. Sports ..C-1 Nelson, who started as chief ney. "You've been a real asset to "Marshall Nelson is a proud on March 1, is the township's the community and I wish you all and quiet man. I commend the Prime Time B-4 first African-American police the success in the world." Township Council. They made a chief. Township Council members wonderful choice. I have two Obituaries B-2 "I'm flabbergasted at this Guy Celantano, Geri Samuels pieces of advice. Understand no turnout," Mayor Martin Marks and Frank Rossi along with matter what you do there will be Real Estate C-5 said. "We've had various official Township Manager Thomas someone dissatisfied with your functions here and before I was Atkins and Township Clerk performance. Final piece of Police Log A-5 on the Township Council I came Barbara Riepe praised the new advice live each day as if it's your to meetings and I have never chief. He was also given a roaring final day as chief, one day you'll CANDACE WALLEFl/CORRESPOf round of applause several times Marshall Nelson 4th holds the Bible for his grandfather, Scotch seen anything like this. That be right." Police Chief Marshall Nelson, at his swearing In on Feb. 26. speaks volumes to the respect during his speech and swearing (Continued on page A-2J Record-Press March 8, 2002 Westfield board seeks best way to reach all students part of in-service activities for "Instead of doing the same hiring a part-time coordinator for By THOMAS SCOTT a new self-contained program. Lincoln School and the board is a Gifted and Talented program With the funds saved, the; dis- examining ways the commission intermediate teachers this year thing to teach a lesson (teachers' THE RKCOUh-l'XK.ss could help meet the needs of some and plans are being made to train will use different activities," next year and hopes to begin a trict hired a new counselor and pilot program for the third and WESTFIKLD 'J'i»; Board of equipped the CIIISH with fivr- new of the district's students high school teachers next year. Edmonds said. The activities will Education in r'xjjlorinj; new way.s computers. A.s enrollment levels The Ixjard is pushing to make "Differentiated instruction is a be based upon a pre-assessment of sixth grades. to tap the poU-ntinJ of all the .stu- ofl, more .space will become avail- differentiated instruction the way to meet students where they a child's skill. The teacher will Current Advance Learning dents in the district. able in the schools and the hoard •standard for teaching excellence in are — U, give different learning assign students to undertake "dif- Program ALP» students would School officials want to develop hopes to hrinj,' more special-needs the next three years. All secoiid- experiences in response to differ- ferent levels of the same lesson." continue in their program. The in-district proMnJin.s as an ;i](cnia- children back to the district. yeac teachers are receiving train- ent levels of readiness, interest, or What it is not, is individualized di-strict will consider clustering, tive. for out-of-district j)k»jenient.s. In addition, the Union County ing in differentiated instruction as learning profile," said Dr. Jane lessons for each student in a class- acceleration, differentiated The district hrought niiir.' students Educational Services Commission part of the New Teacher Institute. Edmonds, assistant superinten- room, which would r* more like instruction and a pull-out pro- hack to the; liif;ii school this yc.tr in has renewed its lease for the fJitt'ereiitiated instruction is also dent of curriculum, instruction tutoring, Edmonds said. gram as ways to meet the needs of and programs. The l>oard is also considering gifted students. Family tragedy inspires Westfield man's activism By THOMAS SCOTT hatch of blood and contracted said Kenny, "It's been devastat- ing for his parents as well." Till-: UK(dl!l> f'KKSS the HIV virus. Kenny said his sister's fami- Kenny hopes to bring WESTKIELD — The illness- ly had to leave their home in Anthony to a home in Union es of Mike Kenny's nephews is Long Island because the boys County to ease the emotional a heartbreaking story. As an were not allowed to go to impact of the illnesses on his angry and helpless onlooker to school. •sister. a (iisease that was devastating Resettling in upstate New -I £ot very angry when they the family around him, Kenny York they tried to deal with the contracted HIV through the has emerged as an advocate two life-threatening conditions. blood transfusion," said Kenny, and president of AIDS Benefit "It only got progressively worse "I couldn't do anything with the Commit tee of New .Jersey for all of them," said Kenny. anger. So I reversed it and put Two years ago in -July, Brian the anger to work." The AIDS Benefit passed away. Anthony, now 22 The ABC-NJ is made up of Committee* will hold its 14th years old, has full-blown AIDS. volunteers dedicated to helping annual auction Saturday. Patients are living longer, people with AIDS live as com- Proceeds of the event will go to noted Kenny, but there's no fortably ;
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By THOMAS SCOTT groups ranging from downtown "It's a parallel universe," he! shop owners to high school stu- j-aid, "Parking deficits — and 'OIK \'.\:'"KD I'liKSS dents who drive to school. what to do about it — are a wide- WKSTKIELD — Barry M. Tm making the rounds." he spread problem." Srjim>H-rK is "as hopeful as i can said. "absorbing everything I Sommers wants his office open he" that the town can solve it.s need to accomplish the task of to the public and open to their parking problems. enhancing the overall parking in wi'A< and concerns. In his new role ns Westfield's Westfield." "Parking in this town is not a parking director, Summers says Sommers has been in the make or break issue," said lie's ready to net on years of study parking authority business for Sommers "It is a quality of life to help tiu; town resolve some of the past seven years, most issue- that must be addressed, its thorniest parking problems. recently with the Staten Island and made as. good as it can be." "As we know Westfield has Parking Authority. Though the Overall his first impressions been studied for decades," he suburban setting of his latest are that the town is "going in the s;iid, "Hut it's time to net — challenge may be worlds apart right direction" and learning to action is long overdue." from the more urbanized Staten accept that there is not going to During his firHt month on the Island he hails from, the issues be a single correct answer to job, Sommers has met with are the same. parking issues. Roosevelt production "Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat" will be performed at 7:30 p.m. Friday and Saturday Festival nights and at 2 p.m. Sunday at Roosevelt Intermediate School, 301 Clark St., Westfield. This comedlc musical tale of Jacob's son Joseph features an eclectic mix of music ranging from country western to calypso to 1950s rock n' roll. The cast In alphabetical order: Kristin Aguero, Matt Anzatone, Lucas Baran, Mike Burns, Patrlna Caruana, Ted Chou, Catty Costello, Stephanie Christiano, Aaron Elsenberg, Jpe spotlights Faustlne, Alex Forstelnhausler, Cfaire Fox, Kayley Graham, Annie Greenberg, Carolyn Haggerty, Tegest Hailu, James Hooper-Hammersley, Lauren Huff, Katherlne Itz, Christine Kandigian, Noelle Kandiglan, Emily Kleczykowski, Jane Kim. Bobby LaForge, Max Lazar, Rachel Mack, Stephen Markowskl, Pat McCabe, Patrick McGowan, Greg Nelson, Jaclyn Nicoll, Julienne Niemlera, David Panayiotou, Alex teens' art Pltchen, Catherine Porta, Oavld Purdy, Matt Renart, Ellen Scarlati, Julie Shetman, Deborah Siegel, Altison Slko, Ailfe Slsto, Kathleen, Solan, Sean Sullivan, Elena Tinfow and Nlchole Vendetti. The Union County Teen Arts Festival takes place this week on the main campus of Union County College, in Omnford. Festival hours are noon--l:M0 D.A.R. names Cranford man p.m. Wednesday and H:.'}0 a.m.- 2:MO p.m. Thursday All perfor- mances are open to the public. Assisltvo services are available. state's best history teacher The festival "showcases the artistic and creative abilities" of By OREO MARX Education modi tig, Crane's Ford Another way to make the mate- Union ('ounty teenagers, accord- D.AJl, regent Barbara Krnuse told rial come alive, he said, is by con- ing to Lewis Mingo Jr., chairman T!IKCilltONICI,K Maloney \w had I wen chosen the necting historical happenings to uf the Union ('ounty Hoard of CRANFORD — A quick glnnce New Jersey U.A.It. Outstanding current events. While the current Chosen Freeholders. nt some of Pnul Mnloney's recent Teacher of American HiHtory. crisis has led teachers unsure Students from more than 50 writing, and the most casual The award IK not the first about just how much detail to dis- .schools are scheduled to partici- observer would know he is a l)orn acclaim Mnloney lias garnered. cuss, he said, it has also created pate in performances, master toucher. La.st year', a Star-ledger article educational npporlunities, lli.sshi classes, workshops and seminars. I 'The lesson plan in everything!" dcHcriU'd the way lie conducts a dents have compared Lincoln's Visual arts, music, theater, dance Miiloncy wrote. "Nothing gives me "press conference" dressed as rhetoric in the Kmnncipntinn and creative writing will be rep- n bigger 'charge' than a successful Abraham Lincoln loteach (lie Civil Proclamation to President (!<-orge resented. lesson j)lan." War. W. Hush's "wanted: dead or alive" Fur a program brochure, Maloney, 4U, is in (act a ir»-yenr Thin year, he and his student language, and .studied HHh-centu phone (iMJHi fjr»H-2f>.r>0. veteran at IHIinido Avenue School, teacher Steve Bornich took the ry suffragettes in the context of the The festival is coordinated by where ho U>arhe.« eighth-grade practice tip a notch, with Hernich struggles of (()nl.eni|K)rnrv Afghan woman. the Union County Division of social studies. Ho wrote those sen- coining to school dressed as Koltert Cultural and Heritage Affairs. tences in December fur :i K. I AW. The role-playing "encour- Influenced by ('ranford's Sponsors include the Board of Virtual gift Daughters of the American ages the kida to aHK good tjues- "Teaching for Understanding" Chosen Freeholders, the Union Gall Lante, left, of Management Recruiters of Short Hills donated Revolution cm it cut application. t ioa«," Maloney said. "I do the l>e,st model, Maloney Maid, he works to County Department of Parks and And they must have lieen convinc- 1 can to make social studies alive "make the material relevant for two used computers to Carol Wenk of the Westfield Parent- ing — at a Feb. 25 Hoard of for kids." kids in their own lives." Recreation, the Union County Teacher Council, an umbrella organization for all nine WettfleJd prosecutor's office, Friends of public schools, The computers will be placed In the homes of Teen Arlfs, the New .Jersey State some of the 8 percent to 10 percent ol the Westfield students who Council on the Arts/Department do not have computers at home. The PTC Is seeking donations of of State, the Westfield Symphony computers less than five years old to help out other Westfield stu- Orchestra and participating dents. To donate, email Wenk at (908) 654-3032. schools. Steakhouse, apartments win approval from Garwood's Planning Board By OREO MARX nient.s. which will have a separate said DiStelanis, who called the SVAKl" WKITKH entrance at ground level. parking requirement "an economic "I think it's going to Iwnut ify t he and functional imjwssibility" in his (JAKWOOH —• The Planning downtown," he snid. "Tlu> budding application. He said this week the Hoard approved an application lias l>ei>n a blight for many years U>ard bad put no parking condi- Feb, '27 that will convert the aban- We're going to 1H* renovating the tions mi the approval of the appli- doned leather Warehouse building whole building inside and out " cation. into i\ downtown restaurant and In approving the application, In a memo to the board, engi- bar. the Uiani authorized several vari- neer Victor Vinegra noted the West field developer KOIHTI ances permitting the restaurant parking shortage has been the DiStefimis of DcStefcmis and tlie small lot size, and most main cause of the building's eight- Properties, LLC plans to open a imjHirtnntly, waived the parking year vacancy. While he urged the stenkhouse on I he first floor of tin1 requirement. According to munici- IxKird to set conditions for residen- property at fM) Center Street by pal ordinance the propped devel- tial and employee parking, he August or SoptemU'r. The restau- opment would require 2(i spaces, wrote, "tln> existing structure rant will include (il seals, includ- but there is no parking available appears m slight disrepair and ing a lfi-seat bar. on the site. does need revitaliziitions." When your child's medical bills On the second floor. DiStofanis Tenants and put runs will !*• "No matter what application will build two 2-bedrooin apart - to park in public spaces. comes before the board, there's no parking, period," said Mayor are too big to handle... Michael Crincoli, who sits on the Free Headache Teleclass Workshop To Planning Board but had to recuse himself from the hearing because a Be Held On March 13", 2002 at 7:00 PM. zoning variance was sought. Toll-Free 24 Hour Recorded Message DiStelanis said no final deci- sions have been made about the We can help. Reveals The Details exterior appearance of the build- ing. 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Fanwood High School, ) PoliceXog A student from Union Catholic High School reported WESTFIELD Fob. 28 the theft of a laptop com' Luis Macaluso, 25, of Smith jmler sometime after school. ' Avenue, was charged March A on •eft ;. A Hyslip Avenue resident a warrant out of Hanover. reported a theft Feb. 27. Macaluso posted bail of $101 and A student at the Union Countjf + ,.-4. was released. Vo-Tcch reported March 1 tlitf Julio Ayalas. 22. of Sixth • >.., theft of a wallet from an unse- Street, Plainfield, was iluirged John Konstantindis, 2i). of cured classroom. Feb. 28 on complaints of shoplift- Mohawk Terraco, was charged ing from Lord & Taylor. Ayulns March 4 on two warrants issued A Park Avenue business reported Mmvli 1 an attempted. was released with a summons. by the Hamilton Township Court. 1 •+• > -t- Hail in the amount of §800 was entry to a basement storage area. A North Avenue West resident posteil and Konstantiiulis was An alarm alerted police. It reported the theft on Feb. 28 of released. appears nothing was taken. *. -1. t $60 from a pockethook. »i-t- Kukmini Alonzo, 19, of A West fie Id Avenue resident Edgar Ortiz, 2f>, of West field Marshall Street. Klizabeth. was reported March 1 that fraudulent Avenue. Klizabeth, was charged charged March f> on an outstand- charges were niiitle using hia Feb. 28 on two warrants, line was ing warrant out of Elizabeth. credit information for Internet out of Elizabeth for #,r>4!) and the Alonzo was released on his own purchases totaling about $500. other. Clifton for $500. Ortiz was recognizance. released on a total bail of $1049. + +'. FANWOOD I r I Vt-1. SCOTCH PLAINS Robin Christinas, 11, ni' •*•<••*• There was a house fire on Plainfield, was charged at South A St ticker Lane resilient Tillolson Road on Feb. 28 about Avenue and Amsterdam in reported Feb. 25 a burglary dur- 'A:'Ai) in the afternoon. The appar- Rost'lle on a warrant. Christ mas ing the day, Entry was gained by ent cause of tlu> fire was a fur- was turned over to the Plainfield forcing a side entrance open. nace misfiring, police said. There Police. Jewelry was reported taken. was heavy smoke in the base- ment. The fire department A Prospect Street resident A West Hroml Street resident responded, put out the fire and reported March 'A an identity reported Feb. 2(i that someone vented the basement. No one was theft of » credit card. A total of tried to gain entry to the resi- injured. $223.95 was missing and charged dence during the day on Feb. 25 to the account number. by prying open a rear window. There was a burglary reported + + + March 'A to a South Avenue store. Nntashia N. Bishop, 2l>, of A Marlboro Street resident The owner went to open at 9 a.m. Vernon Avenue, Brooklyn, N.Y., reported Feb. 20 the theft of and noticed the rear door was was charged March 'A with $1,IUK) overnight. There was no open, $800 was reported stolen, shoplifting. Bishop was processed sign of forced entry. and released on her own recog- There was an attempted bur- v ,.*• nizance with a summons. A resident of Tisbury in glary reported March 4 to a store *•* Southwyck Village reported Feb. located on Old South Avenue. A GEORGE PACCIEU.O/STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER There was a report on March 'A 2(i that a missing credit card was window was pried nut, but noth- of criminal mischief to a motor used at different locations over ing was missing. Ladies Nite Out vehicle in municipal lot #5. A gas the past two days to make fraud- >4. 1.1 tank cover was broken off. ulent purchases. A Madison Street resident Massage therapist Yvonne Thomas gives Carol Pysher a little pampering at the event sponsored by the + r i Scotch Plalna-Fanwood Municipal Alliance Committee. The free treat, held Tuesday night at Terrill **+ reported March 4 that she Middle School In Scotch Plains, was designed to help women relieve stress. Mnrk A. Szarszewski, 27, of A llamlette Place resident received a credit report that liflt- Marigold Court, Edison, was reported Feb. 2(> that the apart- ed an $HI)0 balance with J.C.* charged March 'A with driving ment was entered when someone Penney. She claims she never while intoxicated on Hahway pried open a door. A small televi- opened an account, with J.C; Cheap Signs of Westfield installed Avenue and Lamberts Mill Kond. sion was reported missing, Penney. tiie new sign. Subject was transported to police I Briefs headquarters and later to A Union Avenue resident A Pnterson Road resident reportr Business group Overlook Hospital. reported Feb. 28 being harassed ed March 1 that their debit card Old Guard offers owner of Westfield Vacuum and by a student from Scotch PlaiiiH- was used to withdraw $1,260. Allergy Relief has installed a new honoring women varied activities awning and sign to his store locat- WESTFIELD - For Women's ed at 249 E. Broad St. TheHistory Month the BCW Business HOURS: MON.-THURS, 9AM - 9PM Bob Bishie of Cranford bowled a 1 LOWEST high series of 526 and Everett improvements wen funded in part & Professional Women have sched- Fm. & SAT 9AM - 10PM • SUN 10AM - 6H Yacker of Cnuiford and Ed Jackson by a Facade Renovation Incentive uled a program "Moving Forward: PRICES of Plainfield teamed up to romt1 in Grant by the Downtown Weatfield Notable Women of Union County," GUARANTEED Not responsible for typogrnphical errors. Jfirst at duplicate bridge, at u recent Corp (DWC I. The program is part of the BPW Bring In any competitor'i Sale Items cosh & carry onty. Sale prices •Westfield Area Old Guard meeting. One of the services ottered by dinner meeting 7 p.m. Tuesday, •dor coupon ind we will effective 3/6/02 -3/12/02. Prices do not the DWC includes a limited match- March 19 at the Crownc Plnzn mntof btitthilprlct Include snles tax, Beer prices represent ! The Westfield Old Guard is a »ub(«ct to ABC rtgulttlont social organization of retired and ing grant program. This program hotel in Clark. A social hour 6:30 Dlsccmtt 24-12 oz. bottles unless otherwise noted. can reimburse a maximum of one- p.m. premies dinner, Iscnu-rt'tirvd inon founded in 1933. 870 St. George Ave., Rahway, CVS Shopping Center • 732-381-6776 • FAX 732-381-8008 The group meets every Thursday half or up to $2,(H)() for tenants and "Moving Forward" is put. togeth- from 9:30 till noon at the Westfield property owners to improve tlieir er by the Union County Cultural YMCA. facades within the Special and Heritage Advisory Board. JACK JOHNNIE ABSOLUT BACARDI RUM In addition to weekly guest Improvement District. Using his- Featured in the display are Mary DANIELS WALKER RED 3? j Vodka 80" Light • Gold toric photos and architectural Minor, Florence Dwyer, Mildred speakers, the group participates in details, Executive Director Sherry 4 £99 many social activities. 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Jersey Boy It's past time WITU IRAQ, WE'RE S&PiNS OUR OFTOS OPEH SADDAM to end stalemate 1. TOPPLE HIM It's time to end the teacher contract stalemate in the Mike Oeak Scotch Plains-Fanwood school district. 2. OUST HIM That's not to say that the Board of Education should cave in and hand over the koys to the schools to the teach- a KICK HIM our ers. Celebrate Ijt's time to compromise. , DISLODGE. HIM The district's teachers are home owners and property taxpayers too. They huve continued to work in good faith 5, REMOVE HIM heritage under the terms of their contract which expired last June. They have to pay the orthodontist and replace the water 6. EXPEL HIM heater and they need to know what their income is and of mutts what their benefits are. St. Patrick's Day is soon Every three years the Scotch Plains and Panwood com- approaching and everybody who isn't Irish will make a symbolic munities have gone without Hack to School nights and put and occasionally pathetic up with joh actions by teachers who want to get the pub- attempt to be Irish. People will lic's attention. Thin year, to the teachers' credit, they have WMFAPKIN& wear green, drink green beer, eat been restrained. The nighttime Hack to School event was corned beef and cabbage, sing canceled when the teachers refused to attend, but it was "Danny Boy" off key and speak replaced by a modified daytime event. in an accent that even the late Letters of recommendation have been written, class- actor Barry Fitzgerald would rooms are decorated and teachers are available before or find revolting. If I were Irish, I after school to help .students who are struggling with their would be insulted. school work. I won't be celebrating St. Except for the Fob. 21 meeting, the teachers have been Patrick's Day. I've got nothing against the Irish; I've learned regularly attending Board of Education meetings/Phis has more from James Joyce than any been the only public expression of their dissatisfaction other writer (though, of course, that their contract has not been successfully renegotiated. it doesn't show). But I'm not Starting salaries and health coverage appear to be the Irish. I'm half Hungarian and stumbling block. half Dutch and it would be inap- There must be compromise. propriate for me to pretend to be Teachers nvvA and deserve a fair compensation pack- something I'm not. If the Irish age. But they must not be greedy. would celebrate St. Ladislaus Day or Rembrandt's birthday, Some of the folks who pity the bills are retired and liv- Letters to the editor then maybe I would be more ing on fixed incomes. Others are working for businesses inclined to celebrate their day in facing tough times. Many have; boon laid off from Lucent, return. After all, do Christians, AT&T and other large employers. In many cases, salary Ministers back temple parking plan celebrate Purim? Do Jews increases in the private sector have been reduced or put observe Easter? off. To The Record-Press: Change within our community is inevitable; simi- By being half Hungarian and School property taxes have mushroomed with the pas- The Westfield-Mountainside Minister-hurt larly, the numerical and spiritual growth experi- half Dutch, I've never had a hol- sage of the bond referendum. The improvements are nec- Associates support the process to resolve the parking enced in a congregation is positive change, We sup- iday to celebrate my ethnicity essary, but the cost is high. An unanticipated increase in lot issue now under way between Temple Emanu-El port und commend such positive change, We trust (pure-bred WASPS, that vanish- coat for faculty compensation could have a dire effect on mid its neighbors. Wo hope for and believe that the that the dialogue will lead to an understanding of ing and unfairly maligned breed, some residents — and ultimately on the community and good will demonstrated by the temple and the lend- the needs of all concerned and we hope for a change also have no day to call their school district we take such pride in. ership of the citizens' group UNITE will lead to an in attitude among those who are fearful. own.) Whenever Columbus Day equitable resolution to this issue. The Westfield-Mountainside Ministerium or Pulaski Day rolls around, I It's time to compromise. Further, we applaud the open dialogue initiated Associates is composed of people in the religious and am again reminded that I may The teachers and board must put this negotiation by the temple mid UNITE, We fully understand the human service professions. We gather for the pur- be the most American of all behind them HO everyone's full attention is devoted to the environmental and residential concerns that UNITE pose of encouraging and informing one another; we breeds — the mutt. The mixed schoolchildren who are counting on them. linn communicated. At the same time, we nssert that focus on spiritual nurture, networking and inform- blood in my veins has left me Compromise is tin* only answer. Temple Emiitiu-Kl has si^nitictiiitly served niut posi- ing ourselves about community issues. without any distinctive ethnic tively impacted families of thiN region for decades. The above letter was signed by 28 church ministers traits. Though it is a relief not to We support their intent ions to improve upon their and officials of agencies affiliated with West field- be burdened with any ethnic ability to serve their congregants. Mountainside Ministerium Associates. stereotypes, I sometimes do feel left out that there is no holiday, to revel in my heritage. The Record-Press is here for you 'Booze party' photo went too far Being a mutt has left me pret- ty devoid of ethnic character, The following information should help you get your To The Chronicle: except to humiliate and embarrass those involved. The opposing Hungarian and ideas and community news into The Record-Press; As a lifelong resident of C ran ford and a longtime We as parents, and the community at large, are Dutch attributes cancel out; the Call Editor Kathleen Phillips at (908) 575-6686 with subscriber to The Cranford Chronicle, I was both nware of the problems and issues of teenage drink- Hungarian exuberance is bal- story suggestions, questions or comments. shocked and disappointed in t lie journalistic prac- ing. We would like nothing more to help our teens anced by the Dutch reticence. For sports, call Dan Murphy at (908) 575-6698. tices displayed in the reporting of the "booze party" make safe and mature decisions concerning their The Hungarian quest for the Our address: The Record -Press, P.O. Box 699, which took place on Feb. 14. social behavior. Nevertheless, this type of overzeal- wild life on the open road is tem- Yes, the newspaper should huve reported this ous reporting hinders parents and their teenagers pered by the Dutch disciple to Somervillc, NJ 08876. unfortunate incident. However, using a photograph in engaging in honest and open discussions con- remain at home to mind the, Our fax number is (908) 575-6683. of the private residence wheiv the- "booze purty" cerning teennge drinking. tulips and dikes. The only com- Our e-mail address is uniond^njnpubliiihiiiff.com. took place lends itself to sensationalism, and sen-, Lwlle A. Schrelber, mon ground between the two Correction policy sationnlism only. No purpose was served here Crsnford ethnic types is a tendency to brood and to explore the dark The Record-Press will correct errors of fact, context or corners of the soul. But even presentation and clarify any news content that confuses Flooding leaves long emotional scars that doesn't last too long; the; or misleads readers. Please report errors to Editor Hungarian lust for life and the Kathleen Phillips at (908)575-66H(i. To The Chronicle: homes that flood frequently. We had only 34 inches of Dutch work ethic usually put me The Township Committee should be applauded water in the ground floor of our home, and with flood right back on my feet. * Deadlines for obtaining the Camp, Dresser nnd McKee evalua- insurance and no basement, we had far less physical As America enters a new ceiK The deadline for submitting articles and press releases tion of Killam Associate's proposed flood improve- and financial damage than those living closer to the tury, the third and fourth genefC to The Record-Press is 5 p.m. Friday. The letters deadline ment plan and now, based on those findings, for river. Even so, it took over a year to get our home ations of the wave of immigrant* is noon Monday. agreeing to move forward with the flood bonding. back the way it was. The trauma takes far longer arriving on these gold-paved While the bonding process moves forward, every than that to fade from memory. Volunteer to help one shores around 1900 have become Letter policy effort should, and I am sure, will be made to design of your Cranford neighbors the next time we have a mutts too, as ethnic boundaries express storm sewer lines nnd a swale that ease the flood nnd you will get a small taste of what it is like. hnve worn thin. Towns in Letters should be no longer than 200 words and may be impact on those most directly affected, while still There is no excuse to let flooding continue that is Central Jersey that used to be edited for content, brevity, good taste and libel. Letters effectively preventing flooding from stornnvater simply the result of storm water runoff that cannot dominated by a single ethnic should be typewritten and include the writer's daytime runoff. reach the river. Let's pull together like the great com- group are becoming more telephone number for verification. The impact of flooding goes far beyond having to munity Cranford is and work to prevent future flood- diverse (what better way to start Send letters to the above addresses or fax number. "replace the furniture and DVD players." Prior to ing, a new century than a Polish Tropical Storm Floyd, 1 had no conception of that JAMES R. SJLKENSEN mayor in Raritan and an Italian impact, even though we live only two blocks from Cranford mayor in Manville!) These are positive signs the audacious American experiment of tolerant Ice hockey team grateful for support diversity is still working. But the test of this experi- ires si To The Chronicle: VVKSTiMI-I.D SCOTCH PLAINS KANWCXHl donated by the hotel. Our thanks again! ment remains in what happens The Crnnford High School ice hockey team. Friends Thanks to all our supporters who contributed to to the wave of immigrants thai of CHS Ice Hockey parent group, nnd coaches Rich the success of our team this year. We had a great sea- have landed here in the last two A Penn Jersey Advance, Inc. Newspaper Hurley nnd Brad Bierne would like to express our son with a final record of 12-10-3. Whether you decades. Will the Latinos, appreciation to all the townspeople nnd businesses attended Pasta Night, bought an advertisement in our Russians and Africans be NJN Publishing © 2002 that supported our team this past season. As many of booster book, donated money during our town collec- accepted into the mainstream of us know ice hockey receives only minimal funding by tion or made some of our games, we thank you for your American culture or will they Thomas H. Krekel the school system, it is n costly program primarily due continued support. face decades of prejudice, dis- President to ice time fees. With the support from fund-raisers, I would express my gratitude to all the wonderful crimination and unfair stereo- Rosemnrie Maio the individual student cost can be significantly people I've come to work with over this past year. types? It is up to us mutts to Publisher decreased. Thank you all for doing extraordinary jobs in whatev- remember the obstacles faced by Vico President - Advertising Our sincere appreciation to Frank and Kimer was delegated your way. Special thanks to Dave our grandparents and pledge DiTullio and the Cranford Hotel staff for their contin- D'Amico, Chris Ahern, Roseanne Lnnz, Janet that a new generation of immi-! Michael Deak Kathleen Phillips ued generosity in hosting our annual Pasta Night Ozouiieks and Cindy Dellaserra for going above and grants should be treated better. • Executive Editor Editor fund-raiser. Once again this year, the Feb. 10 event beyond in ail they did. Lastly, I'd like to thank each I've decided this year to cele^ Eileen Bickel Allan Conover was n tremendous success due to an overwhelming member of the ice hockey team. Watching their games brate my heritage as a mutt on response from our supporters. The food was delicious, was truly one of my life's simple pleasures. Continued the Fourth of July, the mosC Advertising Director Sports Editor the staff exceptionally accommodating nnd a great success! American of all holidays. Oi> John Tsimboukis Jane Yoder time was had for all involved. The Cranford Hotel has AL DK3IOVANNI that day we all should have a^ Production Manager Circulation Director been a tremendous source of assistance to our team Crsnford least one slice of white bread each year; the downstairs restaurant is reserved sole- The writer is the outgoing president of Friends of and a bowl of potato salad mddtf ly for this ice hockey fund-raiser with food and drink CHS Ice Hockn: with the finest grade of mayon- naise, a communion with our bland national identity. But Library volunteers win kudos bland can be beautiful, just aa ff Record-I'rcss (USI'S (XXi ^^^m ^^^H ^^^v M^^M ^^H •HOOVER"! XL UPRIGHT HOOVER II WIND-TUNNEL II WINDTUNNEL I SAVE 35-50% WEIGHS ONLY SELF-PROPELLED | 8 POUNDS! 2-MOTOR POWER-TEAM II on handcrafted Shifman Mattresses CLEANS RUGS ft CONSUMERS BARE FLOORS CHOICE and get a FREE down comforter.* LOWEST PRICE IN (up to $200 value) Experience a Shifman handmade mattress - the most comfortable mattress in the world. 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The contest is open to all Grade 4 students throughout New Jersey. Pupils will be asked to design a paster that depicts the characteris- tics of "My County" and how it relates to the county government. Posters must be submitted by March 22. Prizes for Union County winners will IK* awarded at a cere- mony at the county courthouse in Elizabeth, A number of [Misters from l'nion County will be on dis- play in the courthouse rotunda between Apnl 8-12. For more information, phone (908) 527-49W weekday*. The poster contest is sponsored by the Constitutional Officers Association of New Jersey. Contest coordinators in t'nion County are Sheriff Ralph Froelich. Surrogate James LaCorte and County Clerk Joanne Rujoppi. NICOLC DIMELLA/STAFF PHOTOGnAPHER Courthouse history Kenate Marony gives » tour Sunday and talks about the Victorian parlor at the Osborn Cannouhall Mike Klrkland, 7, watches Judy Trudeson of Scotch Plains as she outlined in pamphlet House in Scotch Plains. The house, at 1840 Front St.,is open from 2 to 4 p.m. on the first Sunday of the demonstrates the art of rug hooking at the Qaborn Cannonball House In Scotch Plains on Sunday. WESTKIELD •- "A History of month. Tours can be arranged by calling <908> H22-H7OO. the Union County Courthou.se Complex" can IH> found in a brochure now available from the county annex at .'UK) North Ave. West.' "Fur more than 330 years a gov- ernment building has In-en located ill Broad Street and Kahway Avenue in Kluabeth," County Clerk Joanne Knjoppi said. The present courthouse was en-cted in 190.1; its most recent addition is a iwo-sU»ry entrance that o|H>mst in 2000. Court house visitors are wel- come. Tours for school groups and other organizations an1 available by appointment; phone (908> 527- 4787. Kindergarten sign ups continue Children who expect to attend kindergarten in the Scotch I'lnins- Fun wood public schools in September are now being regis- tered in each of the district's ele- mentary schools. To IK* eligible, a child must be f> years of age on or U'foreOct. 1,2002. Initial registration forms have been given to parents of children currently attending elementary schools in the district. Families who have not yet had n child Stack enrolled in the district's schools may obtain a registration form from the elementary school in the attendance area in which they 'em up reside. The form should be returned to the school as soon as Members of the Westfield possible. Rotary Club and volunteers Following receipt of all initial make pancakes at the :i7th annu- registration forms, the .schools will al Pancake Day Saturday in the inform the parents about the pro- high school cafeteria. The event cedures necessary to complete the is the club's major fund-raiser. registration process. It's foundation annually grants $60,000 in scholarships to wor- Free Pre-K program thy town residents who are sign ups continue attending college. Now through Apnl 30, 2002. preliminary applications arc being accepted for admission to the Scotch Plams-Fanwood Public Schools' Title I prekindergarton Scotch Plains author reads success differently program for 2002-200:*. Preschool children residing in Scotch Plains ByOREQOHYSHOBO her success to her 11 -year old school for several yeurs after or Fanwootl and who will reach 4 COKKKSfUNHKNT daughter Saxony, who college and would like to pur- years of age on or before Oct. 1 are throughout the period of con- sue a career in elementary eligible to lx< considered for the SCOTCH PLAINS — Every stant rejection notices and a teaching in the future. program. day, publishing houses toss divorce, was there seeing her "I get inspiration from their The applicants will be evaluat- aside the manuscripts of through to finish the dream newness, freshness und inno- ed by district staff in May. The pro- aspiring writers, and along she started. cence, and after u show there's gram, which will be available with the tons of unread paper uIf I didn't have a child, I nothing more gratifying than based on revised federal regula- that hit the waste-basket, go probably would never have to receive a hug from one of tions, will be taught by certified the dreams of those very writ- written a book," said Nielsen. them.' early childhood teachers during ers. "A child is a blessing and I Nielsen js currently in the half-day sessions five days a week. Gwyn English Nielsen wanted to give something process of selling her video The program is without charge to decided that she would not back." rental business, Video Station, the families of participants. allow that to happen to her. In December, Nielsen which over the years has Preliminary applications are Disappointed, but not dis- received a lieart grant from played a major role in covering available at each of the district's heartened at the underwhelm- Union County. The funds are the costs that come along with elementary schools or from the ing interest in her first chil- given to those applicants being a .self-published author. Title 1 Office, b69-0559. dren's book, "Torev the Turkey whose projects will serve as a The former stage actress Goes Skiing," Nielsen, 43, did cultural resource to the area. and director has said that Fitness class what any motivated person She is presently using the after the sale she does not armed with a dream would do grant to visit schools in Union wish to concentrate on her offered for seniors in this situation. She started County whore she treats the publishing business for the WESTFIELD — The Westfield her own publishing house. children to a fully costumed sake of profit, but rather keep Y has developed a beginning "It was a rough process," reading from one of her hooks. it as a resource Usr her to con- "Senior Strength Training" class said Nielsen, a resident of While most authors com- tinue her dream of producing for those who want to improve Scotch Plains and president of plete their duty at the turn of thoughtful works. Her latest, their health and fitness, COS Press in Summit. "I sent the final page, Nielsen's read- "Teaching a Love Life," is an Classes are 9:15-10 a.m. the story out and 1 always got ing comes with u lesson: autobiographical collection of Monday and Thursday in the rejections. After awhile that "Anyone can make their original poetry. Westfie'ld Y at 220 Clark St. Cost is starts to rain on you and you dreams come true through "Money is not success in my $35 for Gold and Silver members, «top believing in yourself. So effort, time and a strong belief eyes," added Nielsen. "It's nice S70 for Basic members. Written many good books get passed in the power of the individual." to be comfortable and it's nice permission from your physician is up that way." "Children represent the to pay the bills, but it's noth- required. Nielsen, who also illus- purity in all of us," said ing like going out there and Qwyn English Nielsen appears In costume as her character Bonny the For more information, phone trates her books, owes much of Nielsen who taught high inspiring people." Bunny with her daughter, Saxony, 11. Michael Johnson at (908) 233- 2700, Ext. 251. e Record-Press March 8, 2002 Chester A. Ring III; Obituaries Anna Di Nizo SCOTCH PLAIN'S — Anna Apostle Roman Catholic Church Passucci Di Nizo, 87. died March 2. Deceased are her husband. water company executive 2002 at her home. She retired in Nicola; a son, Sabatino "Joe". a •; SCOTCH PLAINS ChenW-r He was a paKt-president of the Stanley Chiemingo 1979 after 10 years making [xxket- brother and two sisters. A. Ring III, 74, a former execu- Fanwood Scotch Plains Kotary book.-; for Markay Bag.-; in Surviving are- four daughter--. tive with Eliza bethtown Water Club, which honored him as a WESTFJKLI.) — Stanley L. Local 980 in Edi.son and for 66 Plainfield. Angelina DiFrancesco. Hr-iln Co. and n riant-president of the I'aul Harri.s Fellow. Mr. King wiifi Chiftrningo, 85, died March 2, years a member of Elks Lodge She was born in Montazzoli. DiFranc-f-.H-o. Edie Delia Ventura American Water Works a past president, former director 2002 at the New Jersey UW) in Burlington. Italy, and settled m Scotch Plain.- and Minn Vr-tri: a son, Romano. 14 Association, died Feb. 21 at and former trustee of the Veterans Memorial Home at Surviving are his wifi: of .r>4 when she came to the United ' ' '-en and 11 great-grand- MorriKtown Memorial Hospital. J-';jnwoo(l Scotch Plains YMCA. Menlo Park. He had been an years, Dorothy V. Wade States in 1959. thililr Hit retired in UiU'2 after a \'L He also was a trustee of the Army Air Corps HerKeant in Chiemingo; and a daughter, Mrs. Di Nizo was a member ol Muss wit offered Tuesday at St year water industry career, the I'lninfield Country Club in World War II and a welder with Marlane V. of West field. the St. Nicholas Women's Auxiliary Bartholomew the Apostle Church, final five yearn <>i which were n.s Kdisnn, where lie scored holi's-in- Ford Motor Co. after the war. Mass was offered Monday at to the Italian-American Club in following services at Rossi Funeral Klizabethtowii Writer president. oite in V.fUr, and 2000, both times He. was born in Burlington St. Helen's Romiin Catholic Scotch Plains. She was a parish- Home I-Uirinl was in HilLsidt- A licensed] professional engineer, on the ] Jth bole. and lived in Elizabeth before Church with arrangements by ioner of St. Bartholomew, the (Vmetrry Mr. King began IIIH career design- Mr. Kinj; was born in iiangor, moving to Westfield in I97fj. the Gray Funeral Home. ing water distribution HyhleniK Maine, and lived in Scotch HaiiiH l Mr. Chiemingo retired ifi Memorial donations may be fur the American Wnter Works from ] .>r>H until he moved to sent to Alzheimer's Association, Dorothy Meyer Service. Co. I'lainfield in ] Central New Jersey, 1391 Fanwnod. 7 30 p.m. March 21. | This week Martine Ave., Scotch Plains, 6 Free. i90S> 322f'HH). Spring p.m. Registration: (908* 889-8800, COMING UP FRIDAY NUiHT FLICK Kxt. 209. "Shrek," major box office hit Broad St.. Westfield. ;1 p.m. S7. BOOK DISCUSSION - on C.R.E.A.M. "Smart Financial and Investment Tips from last year Fanwood Registration required: ii>Ot»t 527 "The Bluest Eye" by Toni Memorial Library. North Ave.. term set Morrison Fanwood Memorial for Women" with Christ me FRIDAY McCiiniey. Center for Women K.niw tuul, ;' 30 pm. March 22. RELICIOL'S TALK Kal>tn Library, North Ave . Fanwood, Free i90,S' :!2L' ti t(t|) Howard Addison on "The 7:30 p.m. iilO8> 322 tvlOO. and Families. 1S01 F.. Second MARCH 8 St., Scotch Plains, 7:30 p.in 'VINTAGE GERMAN FIN- to begin FRIDAY NIGHT FUCK — Spirituality of Work." Temple KnumuFl, 756 E, Broad St., March 18. Registration i!>0S EKY' Beei huven, Wagner and "What Women Want." Mol Gibson 322-(>007. liralnib, all with ihe Westfield hit from Christmas 2000. Westfield, 7 p.m. Free. 'W8' 2:V2- (5770. FRIDAY •MOVIN(J FORWARD' S\ mphouy (Orchestra. Fanwood Memorial Library. l'rf-li\ i en .in Church, 1-10 Monday North Ave.. Fanwood. 7:30 p.m. BPW dinner program on Free. (90S S'^-tvHHl MARCH 15 "Notable Women o\ I'mnu Mountain A\ >' . Westfield. S p.m. SCOTCH PLAINS _.. The FRIDAY NIGHT FLICK County." Crow ne 1'la/a hotel, .ill March 23. ^i(Ul $2">, Tickets: Community School of' Scotch STATIONS OF THE CROSS •-• "through niu-iii." St. Helen's MONDAY "Moulin Rouge," Oscar-nominated Valley Road, Clark, 7 p tn •90Si 2:i'J 9-H10. Plains -Kan wo net begins it> Marcli 19. S2"). Reservations: VERIIAL AHUSE inlor spring tt'rin Monday. Church, Lamberts Mill Road. musical from last spring. Westfield. 7;>0 p.m. '908' 2:t2- MARCH 11 Fanwood Memorial Library. (9081 27(5-9f>02 by March IS mat ion and guidance with New rourr-i-.- this tiTin aiv 1214 BLOOD PRESSURE North Ave.. Fanwood. 7:30 p.m. THE MUSE student liter Klaiiie Hewins. Center for "Wphsitf Ht'siirn"; "Imroitui'lmn THE SOUND OF MUSIC screening at Scotch Plains Public ary reading for Alunnu Wuiiieii and l-'atuilies, 1801 E. to PowciiVmu"; "K>noo]in^ for Free. i90S) 322-ti-UH). annual musical of Edison Library. \9'2" Bartle Ave., Scotch STATIONS OF THE CROSS Association oi' Scotch Plain.-. Second St.. Scutch Plains, 7:30 the Workfitrvr." a hands-on Intermediate School. S00 Railway Plains! 10 a.ni.-iunui. ii>0S^ :V22- Fanwood High School, sill p m. March L!fi legist rat ion; workshop; "I'ool (':ilitonil.i — "through the life of a family." Ave. WeMfield. 7 :U> p.m. March (i700. Kxt 20i>. St. Helen's Church, Lamberts Westfield Road, Scotch Plain.-. 190S) 322 tUlOV Grillin'," rrnpi>> from Nurtiicrn H. 9 $S advance. SlOdoor. itlO.si BACK TALK - "Don't Hlow 7:30 p.m. March 19. I'MKSI SS't California; and "Talking to Your Mill Road, Westfield, 7:30 p.m. STATIONS OF THE ~S!M-I7d rii.it Itisi" with Joseph Frasco, (908)232-121-1. 2089 ori908* 232 1132. CROSS (iuud Friday ritual Children About Difficult. •.JOSEPH and the Amazing chiroprai-tor. Westlleltl Y. 220 1 Delicti U' Suhjcil.-i." with Karen 'KISS ME KATE winter NURSING? La I.eebe .it Si lleieu's Chuiih. Lamberts Technicolor Dreanicoat.' annual Chirk St.. WY.stfirUl. 7:M0 p.m. musical of Union Catholic High League of Westfield meet ing for Mill Road. Westfield. 7:30 p.m. McDermott. oxinsrhin; Mip<-rvi- musical oi Roosevelt Resist ration required: tlUlS1 2W- sor for ih«- Scotch 1'lains- School, lfiOO Martine Ave., Scotch mothers of infants. C ran ford March 29. «90SP 232 1211. Intermediate School. 301 Clark 2700. Ext. 251 Plains. .S p.m. March lf>. Hi. 22. United Methodist Church, -'01 Fanwood SL'hool sv>ti>in St., West field. 7 AO p.m. March 8, •BATTLE OF THE HANDS' DIVORCE TOPIC Linda 23; 3 p.m. March 17 Adults $10; Lincoln Ave. East, Cranford, fur tirades 9 12. Jewish "Education SMVIIIC? t'lan> '.), 2 p.m March 10 $S. i»X)8> 7H0- Horvath on "How to Sturt the and Tht-ir Relation lo Financial student;;, .seniors $8. (9081 9:30 a.m. March 21. (90«i 301 Community Center of Central I'ase Information Statement." UiOO. New 'Jersey. 1391 Mart ine Ave., Aid" is ;t new finamial si-iuinar. Center for Women and Families, 1339 or(908) 7S91772. along with 'Tax-Fret- ami Tux- 1S01 E. Second St., Scutch Plains, MONEY TALK "The Scotch Plnins. 8 p in. April (>, Deferred Inv<-.-.tmn " 7:;K) p.m. Registration: Sinclair Sofa. H I1) W K'J I) -II SJII- front tiC.W. ... NDOEL WC WILL lt»T ANY NIK! 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Murray, Tyler Smith, Tony Smith, Kathleen M. -and eighth-grade student body Kristina M. Cofone. Jessica A Adam L. Rubin, Peter Rucinsky, Suinenberg. Kevin Patrick Smith, Maccubbin, Julia M. Nelson, Neal Solan. Diana Spiridigliuzzi, Katlin were named to the second marking Cohen, Samuel J. Crawford, Tara Lindsey Ann Snuerwein, Elizabeth Stoytcho Stoytdiev. Rachel Hani L. NemiroiT, Alexandra Nish, K, Swadush, Jeffrey Thomashow, period honor roll for the 2001-2002 E. Daly, Brian A. Davidson. Seth 1. L. Scankm, William Schwartz, Tucker, Kiiyla Vandervort, Himnah Bryan E. Nolan, Thomas Q. Jennifer I'rciuoli, Evan R. school year: Davidson, Emily De Rosa. Ashley Jonath:ui M. Shettin, John-William G. Vickers. Tianyu Anny Wu, O'Rrien, Eunice Park, Danielle Vanarelli, Jenna Vandervort, Dunnan, Scott Dyer, Adam (.1. Sidhom. leanne Skorge, Bryan J. Michael Yet' and Yuchen Zhang. Partenope, Jeffrey R. Perivlla, Alex Megan Vandervort, Casey ViUuiza, Seventh Grade Eisen, Aaron E. 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C-4 Record-Press March 8, 2002 Westfield's Edison School names honor roll students WKSTKIISU) Following IH Alison Lambert, Toni Ma, 'W Frjhz-Morri.san, Jn Sickle. Nifolt- Vf-ncztfi. Bfthany Tiedrich, William I'hr. Josh David Ackerman, Katharine the list of' nUulfiilH /mined to the Hrvojf Markovir, Mirhfie] Frepjiifin, Olympia flri^lioti. \'i-r(lt)(i<-. \';I\I\ VV;ik.sm;in. Dybm Washerman, Kathryn Werner. Anderson. Kevin Block. George honor roll at. Kdition Mdillo, Holly McK.sina, Kfithryu (l;t\;tKs(>, Artn'- \V;)!l;ic.-«-. Ctv.oud'ilyn Walf-h. Ayn Wifiler. George Xing. Braun. Samantha Coulson. Intermediate SrhcHil for Ilirt H<*O ChriHtopher Miller, So Miwn, 'j;ilii^.iii, J/.rifM- fjyiiU'V. I'nuh Ari'-lli- Wf-^hreit. J,;mrcn Tiffany Yang ;ind Chloe F'atnck Daurio, Sarah Degel, ond marking period: Ravi Netravali, KIUMI O'Rrien, fribtxids, Julif- (ircr-fi'-r, .Joshu;i Wdii'T. H<-<-<<- Wcin'-r, KriMianZejtouni;m. Christine Dr.-erio. Monica Doss. 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ILLENMMM V0UC8WA0EN, THE VOUCSWiWJEN PB0FE88»NAL8 March 8, 2002 Take the first step Take them seriously Ask questions A Answer questions Listen to them Love them Knowledge is key Keep them alive NEWJERSEY Partnership for a Druj> free New Jersey 1-800 675-112 7 Record-Press March 8, 2002 GLOBAL AUTO MALL (gz)(908)757-4000 fUPR FINANCING ALL LEASE PAYMENTS UP TO 6O MONTHS UNTIL SUIVIIVIER 2OO2 GLOBRL CREDIT HOTLINE! CERTIFIED PRE-OWNED SEMNS, & SUV'S, TRUCKS. 4X4& CONVERSION VANS! 1-8OO-I '-CREDIT I1-8OO-I GLOBRL 22 N.PLfllNFIELD- -757-4000 I M) N. PLRINFIELD • ^'757-40001 i|2) N. PLfllNFIELD • ^757-4000 CHEVROLET Hyundai Advantage* HEADOUARTERS 2OO2 Forgot About It FORGM ; CORVETTES AMERICA'S BEST WARRANTY MITSUBISHI * EMPLOYEES .IN STOCKi 10 YEAR & YEAR 5 YEAR A> MOTORS Until 2003 WTU. BE THERE 100.000 MIU UNLIMITED 60,000 MILE SalosEvontl NEW 2002 CHEVROLET mww«W«K a— • ••••» LHNCER $ <" ii if^ S 4 cyl, p/i/b, air cond., 4 iocx, dual airbagi, bucket Matt, keylen entry, cruise, tilt, tint, 110489 V.' power windows, power door locks, rear d*f., 4 cylinder, p/s/b, air, dual aM>ags, bucket seats, 24 hr. r/s assist.. «t, ttalasa, rear del., cassette, S speed CD,5 speed m/t, Vlnl2U014S3S, Auto, 4 eyl., p/a/b, 2 dr., dual airbaga, bucket aeate, Kit, T/fllaee, rear delroai, CO man. Iran*, Vfo#2U165965, StocK#A0Z6HY. Mwp;$tO,379. Price Includes $500 factory Rebate, $1000 Stock»A100(*,M»rp:Ji41W?, Price includM playar, Vln#272«297e, 8tkeAM4, Marp: $18,410, Prica Includn *40O Collraa Qrnd College Qrad Rebale (H qual) t $1000 Global Hyundai Owner Loyalty Rebate (II qual) $500 College Giad Rebate (it quil) Rabata (II qua)), $2002 Factory Rabata A S760 taaaa Loyalty (If qual) NIWINt CRLRNT 4 cyl, p/s/b, air, dual airtoags, bucket Seats, 24 hr. r/s assistance, tilt, t/glass, pw, pdl, p/mirrors, rear daf., cassette, 5 speed man. trans. Vin*2UH514S, Stock#AM1HY. Msrp: $13,232, Price includei $500 Factory Rebate, $1000 Collage Grad Rebtte (il qual) a $1000 Global Owner Loyalty Rebate (it qual) Automatic, 4 cyl, p/t/b, air, 4 dr., dual airbags. buck* aeata, UK. pw, pdl, rear defrost, CD player, Vln#2E099242, Stk#A495, Mtrp: Automatic, » cyl, p/s/b, air, 4 dr., duaMl alrbags, buckat Mat*, T/glaaa, pdl, raar daf., CD $18,262, price Includaa $500 ,_._.playar, ,. Vln#2M8381B4.,8tOCK#A77 ~ 9i, Msrp: *18,Z3S, Prtca Include* WOO College Grad College Grad Rebate (if qual) ftabata (It qual), $2002 Factory Rabata (» qual), >75O laato Loyalty (If qual) Auin, 4 cyl, , p/s/bp/iA^lr, air,, 44dr at.',! duad l arrbags, bucket •sale, 24 hr. r/s assist, keyleii ontiy, cruise, lilt, T/gta«i. pw, pdl. p/mirr.. roar ttat., CD. Vm»?A59fl313, Slk*AE03HV, Mtrp: Sfi6.CSS. Price Includes PICK-UP Hfoo C0ll1|pfl«d n.b«le HI quail ft tiOOO Qlobtl Hyundai Owner Loyally Rebate j|l, auall Auto, 4 cylinder, power steering, power Mm, air candtonina, dust sirtiajt, EwcW ••v statt, Wt, tinted gtau, oA»Wow», p/doof 110.989 ItM.1498 locks, rear defrost, CD, Vinf2E067429, 4 cylindevpowar ataarlng, p/bmktt, atr, atrbag, AM/FM stereo w/CD, crulu, tilt, S apd Mo, 4 cylinder, p/s/b, air, 4 door, dual aiitags. not nick, budut Halt, 24 hr. fi'l m»tanc«. keylKs entry, crust, till, T/glws, StklA272, Msrp: $19,442, Price tnclwJei manual tram, Vbi#2ai46513, Stock! A3B7, M»rp: SI 5,183, Prica mdudM $400 Cottito* Qrad ' "owi, p/docr locki, p/mirron. CD, IV CWI. alum, wtiwt*, flip op*n window, Mum. miry, Vnl2U2093«2, StocUA644HY44HY, M $500 College Qrad Rebate [il qual) Habate (It guat). $750 ttlii Loyalty (II gull) * $2008 Factory Rnbate $I»,U4, Prica Includes SHOO Coll«a« G'ia Rebate (il mill) i $1000 Global O»ntr Loyiity flutite fil £ -16.389 qutiyaF ILET NEW2««ZNHT DIRMRNTE Automatic, 6 cyllnde( p/s, p/braket, air cond, dual airbacjs, cruise, t«, tent, p/windows, p/Vxks, rr defrost, am/fm 117 989 cd player. MSRP: $26,247. 6 cylinder, p/s/b, *, 2 door, bucM Matt, ktyltM entry, cnji»#, tut, tinted glass, p/windowi, p/door locki, Vinf2T0004ie, Stk DA118. Price rear defroster, pMran, CD, p/driwr Mat, eumx* S tpasd mrl, VWZKt 39»TsiocktM54.l*rp:$2f300, TIILIM* ItIM Includes $500 college grid |H quoQ Prtci Inctudai 1400 CoHaot Qrad (II pull), I7M Lean Loyalty (H ami) * $2002 Factory Habate MONTERO SPOUT ES Automatic, 6 cylinder, p/s/b, alrcond, 4 dr., bucket seats, tilt,tinted glass, pdl, p/mirrors, 4 cyl. p/t/b. W, 4 dr., alrtMgs, not nek, buck*! seals,» hr. r/s assist., keitess entry, lilt, T/glass, pn. pdl, |VIWT, rear del., CO, Automatic, 6 cylinder, power steering, power brakes, air conditioning, dual alrbags, CD.VM2J019836, Stock#A327, Msrp: 1S' *Hert, flip open window, Mum. entry, 5 speed man. trans, Ym»2W22S339. SIKMA249JE, Mvp: SI 9.400. Pitc< Include! MOO $23,337, Price includes S5D0 bucket easts, T/glass. p/wlndows, pdl. raar del., cassette a CD, Vln#22355025, Coll. Orad Rebate frl auall. WO *Mtov Retatt (>l qual). t500 RoaH« Rebate (it quarl i $1000 Lease Purchoe Lowlty (it quail Stovk#A681, M«fp: $28,477, Price Includai $750 Lease Loyalty (If qual) ZO.B8S College Grad Rebate (if qual) NEW 2OO2 CHEVROLET SPOUT 4M4 lEiw zaoz imTniwsm =• LS MQNTERO •Uran « 6 cylinder, p/s/b, air. dud clrDigt, bucket letls, 24 hr. c/s ttiitlence, lilt xhtol. AM/hM ilsreo w/CO, 30" whieli. MLS4M4 mats, tubaoofer, 5 tpeed mm. trim, Vlnl2P70tS)O, S(nckl»085JE. Mirp- S23.010, Price includM S500 Fictoi) Retnte, HOD College Grid Rebile [il nual). MOO Military fioblle |il qual), SlOOO Ime Purchase loy«Hy til quill Auto, 6 cyl, p/s/b, air, 4 dc, 7pass, dual airbegs, txjeket seals, tteyteMentry cruise, tilt, tinted glass, pw, pdl.p/minore, fog 13258Automatic, 8 cyl, p/s/b, air, 4 dr., dua9l alrbags, bucket seats, 7 pass., keyless entry, lamps, CD, cast. alum.wheels, cruise, tilt, T/glaw, p/wlndows, pdl, rear bet., 16* casta lum. wheels, p/mirrws, AM/FM Vin#2J025934, StocktA406,Msrp: stereo w/cassetie w CD, sunroof, Vln«2J232039, Stock*A834, Msrp: $40,974, Price wvm $32,247. Price include) $500CoaegSi Includes S1500 Factcxv Ftohata $400 CoHaoe Qrad Crf ouall & S7S0 Lease Lovaltv (f aual). Aub G cU o.*^, fct 4 4, diul urbuL TO* rxi bucM HA. 74 hi. r.i turst i*ylm mtry cruse, tft T/gtan pw, DA atrnn, ti'unw tMt rwr 983 Grad Rebate (if qual) cW, cml CO. W CML AtfTL »f»rt, Dtp run •ntowi. *n «nti> VrlX:^H, Sloth)O41JE. Him: *28 3*5. •net retudn WO Colge Gr*3 J Since 1918, the lowest prices s largest select CHIVROLIT MITSUBISHI WE SPEAK ALL LANGUAGES: Visit our website: w w w. ESPANOL* RUSSIAN • PORTUGUESE POLISH • ITALIAN • FRENCH LRINFIELD Globalttuto.com MINUTES FROM: GARDEN STATE PARKWAY (9QB) NJ TURNPIKE • RT 78 & RT 287 Prices include all costs to be paid by the consumer except for licensing, registralion & taxes. "Up to 60 months on 2002 Diamante, "Offer with approved credit, Dealer to subsidize mo. payment to buyers finance source until 6/21/02. Subject to primary fender approval. Payments calculated at A Tier Finance Rate. All Hyundai include Global Hyundai Loyalty Rebate (to qualify owner must currently own a Hyundai vehicle that was purchased new from Global), Sonata price includes $1000 Hyundai owner loyalty (to qualify you must currently own a Hyundai that was purchased new). Jeep prices include $500 Military Rebate (to qualify you must show Military ID), and $500 Realtor Rebate (to qualify you must be a member of the National Realtor Association). Chevy: $750 Lease Loyalty applies to current Chevy lease customers. Prices Include all rebates & incentives, Special financing in lieu of rebates. Select vehicles include College Grad Rebate (to qualify you must have graduated from a 4 year accredited college in the last 6 months). All leases are based on closed end lease with purchase option available at lease end. Mitsubishi: Purchase Option/Total Cost: Lancer. $4931/811,467, Galant: $6939/811,371. Eclipse: $9138/$9978, Diamante: $10,496/$15,938,Montero ES: $10,735/513,702, Montero XLS: $11,931/$21,910, Mileage 10k/15c Gaiant/Uncer 12W15C. Chevy: Purchase Option/Total Cost: Malibu: $9117/$7319, Trailblazer $15,662/$ 12,079. Mileage:12k/20«. Hyundai: Purchase Option/Total Cost: $6282/$9525. Mileage 12k/15t. All advertised vehicles sold cosmetically as is. Ad offers cannot be combined. Photos are for layout purpose only. Lessee reap, for malnt. & excess wear & tear. Prices subject to change. tSeverity of credit may affect down payment, vehicle choice, APR & terms. Bankruptcies must be discharged. Job & steady residence required.Not resp. for typographical errors. March 8, 2002 Record-Press D-1. Automotive/Classified Flemington Siiburu at the I Iciiiington Car & Truck Country Family Of Dealerships Absolute Lowest Prices Absolute Lowest Prices And Immediate Delivery With And Immediate Delivery Witli 2.9% APR Financing 0.9 APR Financing On Outbacks & Foresters CT On 2002 Maxima & Pathfinder. C7 Over 200 New Subarus To Choose From... Over 350 New Nissans To Choose From... FtembKjton CJUH TRUCK CNNTRV NISSAN Rt. 31, Flemington, NJ Rt. 202 & 31, Flemington, NJ Call 908-782 2025 Call 908-782-3673 •*" www.flemingtoii.coin www.t1emington.com SUBARU 'Special financing available for up to 24 mos. to •Special Financing up to 36 mos. on 2002 Maxima and qualified buyers with primary lender approval. Pathfinder in lieu of rebates to qualified buyers. . *'.*.. #•, ',3 fOWKMTHAtH UMITtO WARRANTY Absolute Lowest Prices We Ve Got Your % And Immediate Delivery With Baby For Less! Immediate delivery, outstanding value, O APR Financing a plaee you ean trust. On All New Models Up To 60 Months... Special BMW fintmcc and lease offerw available on new 2002 3251, M Rt. 31. Flemington, NJ Rt. 202 & 31, Flemington9 NJ Call 908-782-2025 Call 908-782-2400 www.flemingtonbniw.coni www.flemington.com ISU2U 'Special Financing up to 60 Mos. Go farther. On all models to qualified buyers. •a your own ••Mil Prccesa meettcal claims CLERICAL FULL TIME/PART TIME LEGAL PHOTO LAB from hom on your com- Clerical duties, light typ- SECRETARY ASSISTANT puter. Call tha Fodaral ing, phone skills. RECEPTIONIST Trad* Commission lo For small Union Co. Law Part time, permanent V0LV0C0UNTRY.COM Firm Must be well or- position. Will train Itn4 out how lo soot For veterinary office maeNcal Mlllna Kama, i- ganized end able to work Flexible hours includina muit be very diversified, independently. Expert- Sat. Call 904-464-4598 •77-FTC.HEl*. A mee- CLERICAL very busy office, very MH from HJN »H*Msri- Immed. FT clerical posi- enee preferred, but will busy phones available train motivated candi- y aalcal dai^ in*, ami MM FTC. tion avail, lor Clark for evening ft some Sat- Dated managed care co. date. Fs* resume and from harna! Uaa your own urdayi. Serious Inquires salary requirements to: caMmawtar! Final out how THE 2001 VOLVO Fatt pace environ. only. Call for directions Strong data entry, com- 32-3ee-0S» lo aaxrt • m««cal billing and application. •cam from Hi* Federal BILLING CLERK munication and organi- KS-2TS-IH1 zation skill* a must. Traato Canwnisalon, \. O«l*ll oriented organized TEGAT •77-rrC-HKLPi. A m«». 4.9* person needed for pro- Sonei resumes: Jenny •*sJc • United Review SECRETARY from HJN PiaMlariina duction company. Billing anal Iho FTC. APR FINANCING background a mial Quick Sawvtcoa «7 Walnut HEALTH Law lirm located in Fan- Book* exp. • plus. Send Ave., #40» Clark NJ, wood seeks a FT litigation AVAILABLE resume to: O7OM or Fas 732. FOOD STORE secretary. Min. 3 yrs. e«p. V7024T M2-1I2S Needs energetic individual Real Estate eip. a plus 27 M. AVt EAST, for lull time position. Re- Good organizational * CMAMFORD, MJ 07Q« tail experience and inter- communication skills req Wagon, FRWD, Automatic, est In natural foods re- Word Perfect 9.0, bnfts. DENTAL quired. Good starting Please email resume to: 5 Cylinder, PB, PS, Dua] Climate ASSISTANT salary. Benefits available bertiera@carlawye rt4J.com CHILD CAHI-Enlhuslastic, after first 3 months. Call or »a« lo: 908689-0091. Control, front & Side Air Bajp, Side loving • exp. person lo Oral Surgary Office seeks Carolyn «t 973-377-9663. proved* cat* in our Cran- FT energetic, enthusias- Looking for a Federal or PT/FT Impact Curtains, Leather Seats, Pwr tic addition to our team. Postal Job7 What looks ford home (or 13 mo. old LaM off? Work from Windowj/LocW Heated Mirrors* boy. Mrs: Mon.-Frl. 8am- X-ray license requited. like the ticket lo a se- VETERINARY Great career opportunity. •• your own cure Job might bo a 6:30pm. Rets, req'd. Cad Pint, call tho Tilt, Cruise, Keyless Entry, AM/FM Maria w«+ila>i after 63upm TOP PAV. No eves, or scam. For Information, ASSISTANT weekends. Faa resume: Federal Trade Commts- call the Federal Trade Stereo Cassette, Sun Root a weekande 906431-0906. •lon to find out how to Mornings, evening* and MM-27T-14fM Commission, toll-free, 1- Saturdays cleaning, as- VIN# 1204802/25,3O7mi, •77-FTC-HeLP, or *I«H sisting Doctors, animal CHILDCARE In ttt hoH»ma MOel www.ttc.ajov. A message restraint, kennel help. .****"-" Pre-owned livery vehicle, from NJN Publishing and Process moaMeat cloima very sarlou* Inquires NANNY the FTC. Stk#2l253BC. from home. Call tho only. Needed, F/T or P/T ASAP. Foeloral Traelo Cemmta- Car* exp req'd. elon to find out bow to MEDICAL Will train the right per- tO*7S4ai«1 medical Mlllna LEGAL son, call for direction* 1-a77-FTC-HILF>. ASSISTANTS and application. moaaai from NJN SECRETARY FT position. Westlield - MHJLIVaUID CHILD CARE PuMtaMng and tho FTC. e«p in Phleb-EKG-BP-etc. Experienced. FT for Call 9OS-232-1345 vrmuMMtv CLINIC Work at home caring for Summit Law Firm. Salary one or more children. based on experience. •M*27»>1M1 Somerset or N. MrJdaaa* Cty CLASSIFIEDS... Fax resume to: fMM- Open Classifieds tO*-»2«-4M4 273-O123 or call fMM- for the Services RETAIL SALES 28000 Union County THEY WORK! 273-7777 for aafrt. You Need! •OS-t)«t-4t«4 HELP/Decorator Exp. Mtualom a +. UUWSOiCnOMTOCHOOSE PTcr FT. * a must CafNkw li FROM WHWSUPPUES LAST! s \Tl K\ is IN I ] l( ,[ [ ( A \K. 2002 Saturn SUV \( II AIM, In Stock & Available WANTED For Immediate Delivery! Carriers for Nowspapers ( )\ I Kl )Ki\ I delivery In Union County. One day par week • NO collections. Reliable ve- hicle required. Pleats call 73X>Mf-4417 votvo BRIDGEWATER HRIDGEWWTER? VOLVO VOLVO Medical Help 250 CERTIFIED Brand New 2002 Saturn SL1. 1 Mils East of Brideawater Commons 5OSSomarMtStnMft CHART PERSON PHP. OWNED Needed for busy Pedlal- 1028 Route 22 East • SorrMrvrte, NJ Nonn PtakinOTOt NJ 4 cyl, pwr str/brks, MSRP $14,515, VIN «2Zl 80207. $202 rlc practice located In 1st mo pymnt due at lease signing. Total Payments $7S7K. Westfield. Duties Include Total Cost $7878. Purch. opt. at lease end $7257.50. running encounters, -7700 (908) 756-2239 posting of medkal rec- ords, and various other responsibility. Hours Payments include: 8anv3pm. Etc. salary. • Automatic Tramtimsiim fas resumo lo »ttn. ajebeil • 731-433-OH1 Now Open Saturdays, 6 Days a Week foi Your Convenience $ 'Air (.AHufitiiinint1, •AM/|'M SILTCCICI) •Theft-Deterrent System •4.9% APR for up to 60 months available to qualified buyers.Title, registration & taxes not Included. See dealer DENTAL •Deiu-KeMMant 1'aiuls for details.Offer valid until March 31,2002 while inventory lasts. HYGIENIST •37 MI'G I1i|;1iwjy, 27 Ml'; t:>iv 202 Full-time ft Part-time. In Summit, NJ area Call: per mo. for a KW-Z73-Z1S2 Iv. mag. 39-month lease/ At Liccardi - Mew Jersey's Auto Giant! MEDICAL BN1ER $ ^P|j ^^ Due at lease signing 1 (FT) and 1 (PT) for of- FINANCING fice located In Wearfleld. ^HHF ^^j^Faa^ala^aV Tri*. lillf Alld litT1HC 4f<- r*lfJ Eic. computer skills WI'TCi ir, MiW ^l^ needed. MECMX lystem. Duties include posting EOfl'i, acctt. rec., slec- SATURN OP UNION Ironic billing. Good sal- iWINTERlCLEARANCEl ary and benefits, fat re- 2675 ROUTE 22 WEST, UNION 1908-686 2810 auno lo Attrt. BooM 9 r(fl| SATURN OF ORIIN BROOK SALES1EVENT 1 ^S^B 270 ROUTE 22 WEST, GREEN BROOK 1 -732-752-8383 MEDICAL OFRCE ""Ju. ,.- .'.• 9/\| U\IM. A hltl'F.HKN'l KlNI>,'/ CnMIMNV A 1)111 I MINI K I N n .•/ t ' \ H Prii'M im:lu>lr jllmsls m K- |uiil In IOIIMIIIU! nnyl li. . nc JV U\n. Nm n-»|v IMI tip>^ 1 •ipiiri '.' li.nni ti,.fii mm' ••! PT MosHeal Asalstant for specialist office In Summit. Experience preferred Fai resume: tOS.279.3SIO MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST N C O L N FT Front Desk, Data En- try. Eiperlence neces- sary. No evening or weekend hours. Fan re- sume : fWaV241 -ITt* BRAND NEW 2002 LINCOLN LS V8 MEDICAL 1st MONTH PAYMENT IS FRGEI RECEPTIONIST 1 (FT) and 1 (PT) for of- fice located in WeetneW. Duties Include Ins. verificav - tion, posting cchargesh . kntwrtedge of HMO''ss. Good communicatiommunication skills nee. Excellent salary and benefits. Fan resume to Artn. BobM • 733- 432-tM1. Lease Per Mo 36 MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST SPOIT WtO, POWift MOONROOF, Vi. iu;io O/[> hum [•«' il, lill, truno. \/g\i olum wills. Imilliur < ADMIN. AMT. 9-4, 4 days. Flexlbla Houae/Offica/Cranford area mutt PC. Word/Works must More oip. better S10414+ de- ROVER pends on skills 8OB-Z72-C35O_ 19,965 Woodbridge DENTAL 1 Smth. Wixxtbndis |T£) £WOXI HYGIENIST COMPANY For Tuesday evenings www.pauhniller.com from 2 to B. Pleaee call Sales Hours: Monday-Thursday 9:lK1ain-8:l)0pm • Friday 9:00anv6:00pm • Saturday 9:'Hl;ini-5 00pm »OS-23a-399O "Prices bidude o| costs ki be paid for by a conainwf except (H taxes, M(e and Icense f«es. Oos« J 1 (3000"rii A UW coll U'OJ r.b t q-nl IWlMKi-* ". -t fiJ.';] iVlW,.-f.'.'l-*J-1 . V L-.-»!•} IW^JiUn^jn .•••vi* 0^1 We tska affirmative ac- tion toward equal em- Audi TOYOTA ployment opportunity. March 8, 2002 Record-Press PartTime Real Estate Sales Rooms General Professional it Electrical Recreational || Autos for Sale 13851| Autos lor Sale 1385 Employment (Furnished) Merchandise Services ABLE ELECTRIC Condos & H Vehicles ' CHEVV SUBURBAN f 500 MERCURY SABLE-19S4- H Reasonable. Lie. 11500 H '89 • auto, dual AC. PS, loadod. airbags. anti-lock, Townhouses 320 SUMMIT: Room lor rent STRAT-O-MATIC- Base- 276-8692 & 666-2089 PB, PW, PL. CC, lilt, o»c. cond. 70K ,*3?S0 OFFICE 5110 per week. Lie. R/E ball/Football Teams- 1968 Appraisers 710 COMPLETE HOME Motorcycles 1305 iim'fm cass.. ultoy whls . Call 908-241.1127 Agent. Call 903-598-0522 to 1979. $3.00 each. Call NONSON ELECTRIC IMPROVEMENTS * neiv tnes & brakes. Jiti ; All mat estate arfveriisirta | REPAIRS MERCURY SABLE" LS SECRETARY U NI ON- great TocT, walking Henry M8-273-»3t» ihoUd your Valuat*e$ be All Types of electrical work. yclk>w SOtlt 9VUt »ttl|X\ ? tCHiP ^KMtC j in this newspaper is sub- • Basements' Kitchens WAGON '96 • loaded. distance to new 2002 train A INSURED Uc. 6532. Insured - Free EsL A black. 600. Mint cond. SWmyobo 90B-232-SS26 ject to the Federal Fair • Baths* Additions incl. photic, owe. cond , PT. Holy Cross Lu- station. S11S.wk n/s envi- 25 yrs exp. 73Z'805-5683 4K ml.. 11500 in add ons CMHVSUM J0OM AMO SIMT Must sro to appreciate, Housing Amendments Act j Flea • Windows • Doors S6500,'obo 732-680 9660 theran Church. Spring- ronment, priv. BA. prlv. W: IVK if.Uht'i int . MIDI !H1K. $6,400 90S-232-924* and the Hew Jersey Civil I Specializing in Re-facing field. Strong computer em. tree cable, all utit Markets cinxt B'lXl mi Lo,ld«l. .ls- Rights Law. which make it I Cabinets & Countartops. 1 {Word, PowerPoint, da- incl. Avail 2/2/02 9O«- Child Care/ CLASSIFIEDS... suine ItMst S-lOS'nio fiw 10 MITSUBISHI ECLIPSE RS Illegal to advertise any , No Job Too Small. Free KAWASAKI tHNJA ZK6E i tabase updates), general 351-7509 mo SOU 232 507-1 I9U6 110K lilghway miles. preference, limitations or DUNELLEN Estimates. 906-30*4)046 2000 • 1SOOK, mint condition. I office and interpersonal Nursery THEY WORK! hiack. 5 ^pd., great cond., discrimination based on I METHODIST CHURCH asking $5000 Cal I after 4 CM CHRVSLER TOWN (1 •kills required, Flei $uOO0 obo 9OS-44V4-4724 race, color, religion, sex, Merchandise Dwnallan Ava. 732-3SS-3132 ! COUNTRY '97- .' SctwUe Mon.-Thur. Call Schools national origin, handicap, Sat., March a, S-3pm donis, dual nis. tuily jp 199CV Bu*. My. 973-379-4525 Masonry familial status, creed, an- Antiques, dignified junk FINCES by EH PASOUALE 4IK. Like ix>w Hrsl S13.WI0 m. AC BVD. woN mairh cestry, marital status, af- Firewood & , MONDAY MORNtNO INC nt <»v rufcl $1200.ottu k lunch counter avail. Since 1956 Custom Wood. A 1 WAYNE •. SCOTT Transportation l.iknsil 900-273-2090 lectional or sexual orien- j Qualrty Chlldcare P.V.C. vinyl. Chain Link PT RECEPTIONIST talion. or nationality, or in Fuel 550 Quality Masonry Services. DODGE NEON 96 4PH. & Ornamental, NISSAN PULSAR- 1987- for buiy autobody shop Di- intention to make any Garage/ Free EX.. had. Ftefs 43 yrs. bspii. »c. niii'lnvri Autos for Sala 1385 I*VI!-J wik, SSSO-tVtVo T- v»rit(ied position Com- such preference limita- BARTCLL-S FARM * FHEE EST. 9OS-322-92I1 a family business. Every looks arul Kins y l a nxrt. auto- Yard Sales, |ob a specialty, 73236ft 5230 37.000 nil SL'.OOO call uv» caii soe-zrs-ssaa tion or discrimination. GARDEN SUPPLY Home 31HlS7-MuslaDll!4 / e«p. a +. 9am-2:30pm. 008-686-1569 OLDS CUTLASS MJPM-MC Familial status includes Frrewoott 1/2 or full cords *., auto, Mty kmrtxl okirn!, C«U Karen 906-687-3542 Mountainside- 1S01 Force children under the age ot ; 90^654-1566 732-388-1561 Services TH sys., heated seats. B9K. DODGE- STELTHUT 199t 94 -1 ill. (IK rod. well Drive- Sat. March 9. 10am- Moving & IS living with parents or 112.500. S0S-212-3S66 ntllo, I'S. 1'B. PW. PL. rtim^vii & nutlitfalned. low RECEPTIONIST legal custodians, pregnant Furniture 560 1pm. MOVINQ SALE- BR BBT HARD WOOD Storage leather, nm/tm CD. 100K mi . S-l OOlVoho 9«KJ22-74n women and people se- sals. TV's, sofa, tables, FLOORS BMW 5 SERIES 92«e 86- SbiUO. 908-925-1210 For Oral Surgery office. entertainment center, llre- VOLKSW AOEH JETTA ENTRY NEW PfWVIOtHCC 5 rooms . hi a wtr. »upptl«t. LEVEL SALES S1B50 mo. 1 Mi mo sec. No For software consulting pets. MW-U4-2741 firm In Scotch Plains RAHWAV- Clear) 1UH apL, Selling software (level- loe on ojutet cul-de-sac. opment. nstwork Instal- Aval), now! $725/mo HT THOMAS THOMAS l! •. l/i lation, and Integration II ^ Mm i- / fin ii I /" I / I Im iilil • it n I f r»(d 14 rno sec. Laundry. services wllhln New Single* only No pets Cloea Jersey Email resume lo: loir sin 732-4t»7«ai JobAdt7309eaol.com SCOTCH PLAINS- 6 rmsT lor ronl $1,700/mo. SHOWROOM IMW-322-SStB FIRST t firm, has., pfcg., PAYMENT SALES POSITION 2BR. BA, AC, w/d, yd a tint Decorative home accesso- $1100«Ulls. 7 ZERO rise. Full lime or part DOWN! | 14.000 MHJI | lime. No experience nec- * 2 br, i. studio essary, will train. Bene- downtown pat* like setting, fits. OlasemHh Ihaa, 51060 A $1240 A $710 . 1 MS SartnafUld Aw*., mos. fee. Rock Mgrrt tJiawmtt. tOC-277-0411 27MMM1 »3a«Tl •am: ••••277-0471 UNION - Modern 3 BR In 2 family, SUCKVmo • Retail Help 270 Uttlt. * I i» mo. see , No pets. Avail. 4/1/02. Call W>sV2O6-W>20 (6 9PM) RETAIL WE*TnEUV*v*il specious 38R hardwood fl. new kit. Sales Assistant Office aBA. CM , W/D hookups, SB" Product* F/T Chal- garage, and deck. StS50 * lenging fast paced posi- ulils. M>a>7a»-2«4t tion Involving oHice WUIMELO - Several rent- supptlts a copying. nls avail Call Judy Boll. Eip. preferred, willing Realtor MB-272-74U to train Individual with communication and ba- Bmnd New 2002 Lincoln Brand New 2002 Mercury ste computer skills. Garage & Storage Sable LS Sedan Permanent |ob with benefits M-F eam-5pm for Rent 415 Person should be reli- able tesm player able to 4 Door •CDPIaye< • 6 Cylinder • Power Seats BERKELEY HEIQHTS- work under occasional Outslde Truck Parking V6 •Tinted Glass pressure. Call DERCO • Automatic Transmission • Air Conditioning spaces Call Joyce 0 in •erfceley Heights Aulo Trans w/OD • Rear Oefogger 732-302-0900 MW-464-3O0O Power Steering • Till Wheel •Power Steering • AM/FM Stereo Cass Power Brakos •Cruise Conliol .1 Houses Power Windows • Moonroof • Power ABS Brakes • Moonroof APR Employment Power locks • lealher Inlonoi 275|| (Unfurnished! 430 • Power Windows • Leather Interior ^m • T| Trades Power Trunk •Chrome Whools Powoi Scan •M3RP i37 1?0 FANWOOO • 3 DR. 1 BA, •Power Door Locks And More! rH19llCing MACHINIST no pels, halt basement, Air Conditioning •STK#2X2 WILL TRAIN walk IO train, eidra prkg., AM/FM Stereo Cais. •VIN#2Y6O74I9 To machine small parts. tresNy pointed, walk In Apply 12am thru 12pm, or cond.. 1'i mo sec. S1500 • leosfj pyints basod on $0 cult cuiri & 1 to 3 pm, Johnson Eng'g, util. Avail 3/15 1 yr. In Stock And Ready For 22 North 28" St., Konit- lease. MM-a22-1S33 1000 tcun: runewol rebate i! qual ™ $0 worth. 908-241-3100. due f)l lerjie incept Purch op-$ 19,65? SCOTCH PLAINS- 4 br., 2 Ttl F)ymls~$16,5V4. Til cost-$ 16,642, Lease Per Mo For 36 Immediate Delivery! Situations baths, finished basement, walk to NY bus. $1900 mo. Wanted Call BOB-322-7891 Brand New 2002 Lincoln Brand Now 2002 Mercury MOUkECLEAMINO • If you Housing ZERO like your house to shine ZERO Call Angola 973-951-4977 to Share -V Continental Mountaineer AWD HOUIECUAMNO- Polish lady, exp. rah, own trans. BERKELEY HOTS- Non- Margaret 90BM29-2OB5 smoker to share house. Ideal lor home business. $ ctEtmtn Polish Must tike dogs. $850. mo. $ lady, exp. rets, own trans. inc. util. Rof A sec. MS- Margaret 908/429-2095 50B-1169lv. msg. 459 429 KENILWOATH- 3 br., A/C. Uasa Par Mo For 36 Mot" Utu Par Mo For 36 Mo." Looking for a *390 mo Call MB.272- 1273 >nh K \ \/Vi !«i'ii* TAI*M'II few good •WJt\> Kl.'M'J 79 AS LOW AS FINANCING MSk 36 mos.f VIN #21650040, MSRP: $13,667,4 cyl., 5 spd, a/c, am/fm siereo,dua! air bags, S3303 due at inception. VIN #2T4USII, MSRP: S75.437, 6 cyl.. auto, a/t, VIN «DW6543, MSRP: $23,497, 6 cyl., outo, VIN #2016852, MSRP: $18,667, 4 DR, 4 cvl., VIN WCS2M3I, KMP: $22,906. 6 cyl., 5 spd VIN #2W700592, MSRP: $29,327, 4 DR, 6 cyl. a/t, p/iA/wmflVMii/nwrs, am/fm c«s, ,, , auto, a/c, p/wirdVlks/mirrs,, om/f/ m coss/cd, p/s/AIS/windt/lks/mifn, om/fm rosiM r/def, man, a/t, p/s/b, om/fm to, r/def, dual air tilt, crime, dud sk baft, alloys, rear spoiler, fog r/oVf, tilt, crime, dual sir blip, $3443 due at 5 spd man, a/c, p/s/b, orri/f m cd, dual bop, roof rwli, $333*3due at inception. dual o roof rotk, sits tolls, bags, $3373 due ol inception. fi>S41tdi inception. H CRNY III NN IP to MEN MIITE CAILI 11,777 14,111 to torn mm a 11,177 2 DR, 4 cyl., 5 spd., o/c, p/s/ABS, am/fm stereo, 2 OR, 6 cyl., auto, a/c, p/ABS/wtads/lks/mlrrs, om/fm 2 DR, 4 cyl, auto, o/c, p/ABSArfnoVfcj/, 4 DR, 4 cyl., outo, a/c, p/winds/lks/mirrs, om/fm 112,820 mi. VIN ^M2220781. cass, r/def, duol air bogs, 48,947 mi VIN IW9309246. am/fm cass, duol oir bogs, bedlioer, step raits, td, r/def, moortroof, dual air boos, leather, alloys, 'to Nil TAIIII61 *3777 87IIIUI PtCKIP 12,177 36,454 mi. VIN *WTA31385. 39,309 mi. VIN #XA0M882 4 DR, 6 cyl., outo, a/c, p/winds/lks/mirrs, am/fm 2 DR, 4 cyl., 5 spd, a/c, p/s/ABS, nm/fm stereo, H MAZU in U 14,477 H CMEVYIMNU 17.177 4 DR, 6 cyt., auto, a/c, p/s/b/wmd$/ll«, am/fm cats, r/det, dual air bags, 92,531 mi. VINr/def, dual oir bags, 35.24B mi. VIN #VC3I7339. 4 DR, 4 cyl., outo, a/c, p/j/windVllis/mirrs, om/fm k /f cms, tilt, cruise, r/def, alloys, 22,054 mi. VIN #TA276380. cd, r/def, duol air bogs, 15,605 mi. VIN #152406S0. '» imillSNI GAUNT»12,177 #19174109. IS 1UCIIY MYITIIIK '4877 4 DR, 4 cyl., auto, a/c, p/v»inds/llts, am/fm enss lih, AUTO CRGDFT II MUM UnU 14.177 || iinim HI cruise, r/def, dual air bags, 44,631 mi. VIN #XEO61568. 17.177 4 cyl.. auto, a/c, p/winds/Iks, dual air bags, 72,871 4 DR, 6 cyl., outo, a/c. p/winds/Bcs/mim, om/fm 4 DR, 6 cyl., outo a/c, p/s/b/winds/lks, am/fm m!.VlN#SK621657. APPROVAL cms, dual oir bogs, r/def, oloys, 41,711 mi. VINcass/cd, cruise, r/def, moonroof, dual air bags, Fill 151 12,177 #WM900080. leather, alloys, 48,693 mi. VIN #WT61B389. to UA SEPHIA •8177 2 DR, 6 {yl., man, a/c, ABS brks, am/fm stereo, dduol l 4 DR, 4 cyl., auto, a/c, om/fm stereo, cruise, r/def, air bags, alloys, 43,767 mi. VIN #XNBO9533. GUARANTEED to Nil WINISTAIIX 14,177M UIU 3.1 Cl 11,477 dual air bags, 29,006 mi. VIN #X578785. 4 DR, 6 cyl., auto, a/c, p/ABS/winds/lks/nwrs, 2 DR 6 cyl., outo, a/c, p/s/winds/lks/mirrs, am/fm to IINIA CIVIC IX 13,477 YOUR CREDIT HISTORY am/fm toss, r/def, traction cnlrl, VIN #XBB77603. cass/cd, cruise, r/def, moonroof, dual air bogs, 85 WICK MGM '1177 4 DR, 4 cyl., auto, a/t, ani/fm cass, r/def, dual air leather, alloys, 43,742 mi. VIN #WL0J529. 2 DR, 6 cyl., auto, a/c, p/s/winds/lks, am/fm cass, bags, 34,499 mi. VIN #XH526924. WILL EFFECT DOWN PAYMENT & ii nvMim mum I4j77 truHe, 82,530 mi. VIN #51458070. MAKE & MODEL OF VEHICLE 6 cyl., outo, a/c, p/b/windviks/mirrs, om/hn cd, %% MAIM MILIMIA 11,177 17 NISSAN QUEST GUI 13,477 PURCHASED. HOWEVER, NO r/def, lugg rk, dual air bogs, 43,325 mi. VIN4 DR 6 cyl., auto, a/c, p/s/winds/lks/mirrs, om/fm 'IS PBNT1AC GRANP Al 7176 cyl.7, auto a/c p/ABS/winds/Iks, am/fm cass/cd (WR657497. coss/cd, cruise, r/def, dual oir bags, leather, alloys, 4 DR, 6 cyl., auto, a/c, p/s/b am/fm cass, r/dof, air r/def, dual air bags, bkh, alloys, 60,502 mi. VIN ONE WILL WORK HARDER TO 27,972 mi. VIN #Yl 616641 bag, 48,616 mi. VIN «M592126. #VDB13912. GET YOU THE FINANCING %l MUIIIIIIIBIAMANTI 15,177 to INTINITI131 11,177 YOU NEED 4 DR, 6 cyl., auto, a/c, p/winds/lks, can/fm cass/cd, 4 DR, 6 cyl auto, a/c p/s/winds/lks, am/fm H IATUIN IS100 *I377 to NISSAN MAXIMA 13,177 cruise, r/def, moonroof, duol air bags, leather, coss/cd, r/def, moonroof, dual air bags, leather, 4 DR, 4 cyl., 5 spd., a/c, am/fm stetoo, r/def, dual 4 DR, 6 tyl., outo, a/c, p/s/b/winds/iks, am/fm coss, alloys, 38,736 mi. VIN #XT0O1892. 40,088 mi. VIN #XT7S1852 air bags, 42,468 mi. VIN #1Y523725. cruise, r/def, duolairbogs, 57,971 mi. VIN WM925498. IIVW JmA 11,477 II %\WM NTMMNMEM IE TI.IH to NISSAN KING CU 4WD 11,87791ACUIAINTEGIA LI 14,377 4 DR, 4 cvl., onto, a/c p/wmds/lks, om/fni cass, 4 DR 6 cyl., oulo, a/c p/s/ABS/winds/lks, am/fm 2 DR, 4 cyl., 5 spd., a/c, p/ABS, am/fm cass, dual 2 DR, 4 cvl., auto, o/c, am/fm cd, dual air bags, 1 cruise, r/def, moonroof, dual air bags, 12,449 mi. cass/cd, cruise, r/def, moonroof, dual ok bags, air bogs, alloys, 72,716 mi. VIN #K3S5066. alloys, 39,963 mi. VIM )W$00i288. VIN #fM067208. leather, alloys, 40,923 mi. VIN #XW309910. Mutt present ad prior to US FROM YOUR COMPUTER ) to receive advertised prices. www. nissanworldspring field, cam For Doal in tho Wot Must present ad prior to sale to receive 146 ROUTE 22 WEST, SPRINGFIELD, NJ I advertised prices. I Se Habla Espanol .. louses include all costs lo be paid by n consumer cxiepl for taxes Ikcnsinn MV fee find regtslinlion Closed end leases w/lsl mo pyml/S25OO CAP/SS4S bonk lee M99 iloc (re cil lecisc inception lot pymts Tot cost Pnrch Opt Senlro SMI6 S-166( Mnxiimi• S-17O0/S7444/S15.853; Xlerro S3576/56820/SK430, Altimci S3096/So340/$8824. Pathfinder S'1OS6/$73OO/S18.75B. Frontier S2376/SS6?0'S941 3 Quest V»/'6 S8070 SI3 86J All lenses w I? 000 mi yt excess mi 1(nnlnn(>d fi» nuilliple discounts. Arlverlisocl prices valid 1 day niter publication All offeis subjeel to opprovcil by primory lending souice Hoi responsible lor typos Cnnnol be combined with tiny ofhci ciilvsiitseH pines ot specials Cats sold (osmctnally ITS I March 8, 2002 Record-Press Antique & II Antique & Classic Autos 1394 H Classic Autos 1394 our website: MASH RAMBLER 'M - 4 MARANO & SONS dr. iulo, fimi & drive* Good cond. AH grut. asking St.000 Call KfC. 100*1 mi.. for detail* WW-323-C1S9 S6.000. Ca* www.maranosonsauto, com POMTIAC 1958 Star MENCimv MOUMTAIMU* CTtief. Trophy winner. 4 "*7 • red. sunroof, fully dl. A-l cond.. S12.O0O; loxl»d, mini cond.. 1Z1K USED CAR SALE SPECIALS OSO. 732-3U-ai42 ! hflwy mi. 19.500 N«- 4M-S7Wc*r32«31-17aB llSWSHLWUFOWSTOIS 2000 FORD MUSTANG 2002 FORD FI50FX4 2000 JEEP CHEROKEE di W1>. .uit» -in. p> pK COmiRTIBLE IXIKI ,.ib l\,. \ S. [.nt.it. MiU SPORT TMUMPH Tfl-ft- ISTft- W. p>Kvk>. til!. *lli!S« I'.1S>. U \\y.. \\b |UV, pl\k>. ^Hs\l Sac. rettorabt* condition. •••••••****** OOMATK VOtM CAR To Herttso. for the Blind. Tei D.duc»lble, Fr« Towtno, Free Phone Card lo donors with this ad * nm 1 MB. Ca* t -tCD-httanm. MORRIS CHEVROLET tar 75 Ymsn With IMV Prfc«« ft txc*M*it 5#rvfc«f A* LOW At MARCH SAYINGS ^J ROYAL CHIV10UT 1548 Route 22 East J t! Bndgewater Mr thai mum inll-"Min T* II ••••• Ill " BL«,«.i». TO«m-« «„„, „„»„--» '•>«>? .h! ™»r ^\it--..^,u-- '•»»».. (732) 3S6-246O Brand New 2002 Chevrolet OAYTOH AMIRMAN DODOi LS 4WD Vortec 4200 6 cy), auto OD trans, pwr "78 Years Of Sales & Service" strng/brks/htd mirrs, AIR, AM/FM stereo- Main Street, Peapack cass, CD, front & rr floor mats, r/def, t/gls, $ f9O8| 234-O143 cruise, b/s mldgs. rem keyless entry, theft GMC deterrent sys, elec sunrf, onstar, VIN#22310047, MSRP $31,225. 26, COLONIAL MOTOIS INCLUDES REBATES The Truck Experts Route 22 West, North Branch SAVE »3303 1-800-773-8757 To Showcase Your Dealership In AUTOSOURCE Call Barbara Morgan at (908) 575-6719 •remd Mew SOOa Clwvr«Ut •rewd H*w 3003 Cfc 4 cyl auto trans, pwr str/brks. AIR. AM/FM 4 dr, V6. auto O/D irans, pwr str/brks, AIR, cloth House Hunting! storeo, sport cloth bckts, traction assist, s/b 60/40 seat, cruise. AM/FM stereo, CD, 6 speaker cloth bckts, r/def*'il/wijafe raris. rear spoiler. VIN#27308314, MSRP sys, VIN#29245060. MSRP $21,300. VlN#2D222086, MSRPi|22;4iO 12,298 *17,997 19,295 INCLUDES REBATES INCLUDES REBATES INCLUDES REBATES 12 MONTH OOO MILI WARRANTY PRE-OWNED SALE! www.carfax com 00 Saturn SL2 '98 Owvr»l«f Cavdier LS 94 GMC Sonoma Club SLS , '99 Ford Contour LX Sedan 98 Dodge Grand Caravan SE 4 cy). auto tfans, FWO. pwr f f le< I '98 Buiek Regal LS 00 Pontiac Grand Am GT 9iB Toyota Camry LE 98 CMC Jimmy SLE SUV 4X4 00 Jagoor S-ryjit v6 Je 4 di V6 autu Irani. FWD pwr 3 4 L V8 auto trans FWO. pwr 4 dr 2 21 A cyl 'auto nans, FWO fiwr t r 5tr mn4VrkiAES-l«3tm"rs AIR. trtt mirrs AIR. AWFM sterso- llr/wiryiV.k'.'ABS/nwrb Alfi AU'FM MS'to-caw AV.FM I'erMtaw lilt crjiw tufirt alloys, keylsss )IIJ"'M*•'I',,, ''/! ,"•'• ^fuix'tumi-M?r«' ''"> *M.TM sis'to case Uuai air Dags traction caas tin truism, riual air bugs tractmn cnu). ti«. amSO, dual iurbajs int «^ r det I gla. 3? 130 w\Vj t/f)i 'jfi'.i \r\f'yirfn pnv gls r «ip. 37.102 rm eri,ry „„',,',',|ni,,,' .^.. 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Buy price includes S2002 GM Bonus Rebate Price Incl. $2002 GM Bonus Rebate. $16,464Price incl. $2002 GM Bonus Rebate. I Buy For 12.648 113,599 114,756 $ $ APR SAVE *2347 S/W/E 2865 S/W/E 2739 FINANCING Available On Selecl Models 2001 ClMvy HURRY!! 2002 Chewy 4 dr., Vortec 4300 V6 SFI engine, auto trans. w/OD, Vortec 5700. V8, 7 pass, 4 sp auto trans, pwr str/brWwind/ 4 dr, 3.4 L V6, auto trans w/OD, pwr str/brk/wind/locks, locks/six-way seat, frnt & rr AiR/heat. AM/FM stereo cass AIR, AM/FM stereo CD, tilt, tint, remote trunk, inter pwr strng/ brks/ wind/locks, AIR, AM/FM stereo cass, w/6 disc chngr. video game hookup, bose 12 spkr sound, wip, lux. lighting, theit deterrent, remote, 60/40 cloth preferred equip, group, touring suspension, liftgate, VCP. deep tint, 6 capt. chairs, remote keyless entry, r def. seat, dual fir mats, elec mirrors, day lights, STK STK 0A545O, VIN #2K129816, MSRP $24,400. heated mirr. alum whls, lock ditf. trailer pkg, leath wrapped LIMITED #A6380. VIN #29251295, MSRP $21,050. Buy Buy price incl. $2002 GM Bonus rebate. Str Whl, STK #Z4523, VIN #11239336, MSRP $37,450. price incl. $2002 GM Bonus rebate. 117,602 120,728 129.784 $ OFFER! S/VX/E 3448 SAX/E $3672 SAVE 7666 SPECIAL Now Shop Us On The Web www.multichewrolet.cpni 24 Hours A Day! t LESSEE'S. AARP, WILL BE THERE t Vi 2675 ROUTE 22 W. • UNION • 908-686-2800 COLLEGE GRADS Pricos include all ccsls to be pnid by (he consumer except liconso, registration & laxos Prices valid Ifom 72 hrs. ofpublication All payments based on primary lender approval GM & Lease programs sublet to chango without notice. Call dealor lor updates. Credit may Impact torms, down payment or monthly payment See doaler for complete details. Lessee responsible lolori maintenance, repair & excess wear. 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