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IS" UJ U_ WESTFIELD SCOTCH PLAINS FANWOOD 09 in is in Vol. 16, No. 29 s £ is* Friday, July 20, 2001 50 cento Around Fanwood to tackle redevelopment Town By THOMAS SCOTT ning and real estate consultant New Jersey's Local redevelopment area designation. It was noted that property* THE RECORD-PRESS Richard Priess of Abeles Philips Redevelopment and Housing Also, there had been no new near the intersection of South Swing Band Priess & Shapiro, which was Law. development activity in the area Avenue and Second Street sufiff FANWOOD — With the mid- completed in March and present- The study concluded the pre- for 20 years, and the Dean Oil from dilapidation, obsolete layout to make debut June designation of the down- ed to the planning board in May. vailing condition of the block site, the largest parcel in the and diverse ownership which WESTFIELD — The town area as a redevelopment The purpose of the study was overall met the statutory criteria downtown, has not been used in limit opportunities for develop- Westfield Community Swing zone, the borough council is set to to determine if the downtown for designation as a redevelop- 15 years. ment. The location of the parking Band, under the direction of Sal pull together a development plan block, an area of 6.5 acres bound- ment area in a number of ways. Additionally, the study found lots were deemed to have a faulty Melillo, will begin its debut sea- early this fall. ed by South Avenue, Martine The study found that a bulk of that out of the 24 individual tax design. ; son in concert in Mindowaskin Key to the council's action was Avenue, LaGrande Street and the properties and acreage with- lots in the study area, all but According to the study, the Park on July 26 at 8 p.m. the redevelopment area study for Second Street, was "an area in in the study area met one or seven meet at least one of the Featured performances for the downtown completed by plan- need of redevelopment" under more of the statutory criteria for statutory criteria. (Continued on page A-2) ;' the evening include a variety of Glenn Miller hits such as "Moonlight Serenade," "In the Mood," and Tuxedo Junction." Despite concerns, The Westfield Community Swing Band is one of the several smaller ensembles comprised of members of the Westfield board approves Community Band. The Swing Band is dedicated to Big Band and Swing music made popular during the 1930s and 1940s. historic subdivisionit. In the event of inclement weather, the rains site is the about how best to permit a tut* Westfield Community Room at THE RECORD-PRESS ther subdivision of the property the Municipal Building next to and maintain the historic integri* Mindowaskin Park in Westfield. WESTFIELD — The planning ty of the main house. The nortK All events are free to the public board was perplexed July 9 at an side of the property was subdU and it is suggested that the audi- application to subdivide a proper- vided six years ago and residen-j ence bring lawn chairs or blan- ty with a Colonial home regis- tially developed to conform with; kets. tered on the historic landmark the main house. Alley main- The Westfield Community list. tained. that he exempted a 70-foot Band's Summer Concert Series The property, 500 Salter Place, " ~i on the south Bide from bia-t is sponsored by the Westfield was bought 18 years ago; byi Recreation Commission, Bruce Theodore C. Alley The Cojenial Kaufman director. •period house known,. BB the A historic building tike ; For more information call "Marsh House" had been moved this is likely to be dwarfed ! (908) 789-4080. to the location in 1938 by a previ- ous owner. by most constructionj The proposed minor subdivi- models emund town' > : Comedy coming I, OON WALTERS/CORRESPONDENT sion would create another new -WHUmmZm toFanwood lot on the south side with a 70- -h Board fnenmer; FANWOOD — The Jolly foot frontage on Salter Place. The Rogers Summer Theater iB Mayors Regatta in Westfie^ remaining historical residence Tug master Roy Wright (above) position*. Ms tug boat "Jean Fiijices" at the annual Mayors ftegatti M will h\ave a 110-foot frdntage on putting together adventure on Salter Place.. ' "• the high seas: "All Hands on MndowatMn Park on Sunday... Other regatta hopefuls (betptj) prepare their boats for. the; water* of 1 Deck" by Claire Boiko. Mindowaskin. Tne aptffcwU already h^i'• Showtimes are 3:30 and 7:30 buyer foFthVnew \Mand the U»e« of tyt> tree» 1% the Jpnt .m. Wednesday at the Patricia willing to pftt restrictions i&. Uie _~^' ___.__juid £I. Kuran Cultural Arts Center contract to require the new the potenQaTIots let row of < on Watson Road. owner to build in a Colonial style, along the south aide property "All Hands on Deck" is a com- prohibit placing the driveway on line. Provision of a 20-foot wide edy about a band of pirates who the side away from the original yard is intended to save moat of try to kidnap a prince. The 23 house, and no front end garages the cedars. The board considered* actors from Fanwood are under in the rear of the property. the direction of Susan Staub, The board was concerned (Continued on page A-2) children's librarian of the Fanwood Memorial Library, plus Mary Everson, Joan Costello, Janice Haer and Ann Minski. Plainfield man is charged Jolly Rogers is open to chil- dren entering Grades 4-up. All performers work on costumes, with kissing feet at library stage design, programs, music By THOMAS SCOTT and sound effects as well as the actual show. THE RECORD-PRESS Admission is free and tickets WESTFIELD — A Plainfield man was charged with harass- are required; phone (908) 322- ment after allegedly kissing the feet of a library attendant at the 4377. Jolly Rogers is sponsored Westfield Library on East Broad Street July 11, according to by the Fanwood Memorial police reports. Library. The woman, a library attendant, happened to notice some- thing touching her feet. She looked down and found a man, later Church members identified as Anthony Southgate, 38, of West 4th Street, lying on the library floor and kissing her feet, according to Westfield in charity game Police Capt. Clifford Auchter. WESTFIELD — Two church- Southgate left the library but was apprehended by officers es are playing each other in a based on a description. Southgate was issued a summons and benefit Softball game tomorrow released, said Auchter. at Veterans Memorial Park in South. Plainfield. A team from the First Baptist Church of Westfield faces a team from the First Baptist Church of South Plainfield 1 p.m. Players Parking director on each side have raised money for their involvement in the game from sponsors. Activities begin with a soft- hopeful drops out ball game for children 11 a.m. followed by a bring-your-own By THOMAS SCOTT The expanded role will be picnic lunch at noon. THE RECORD-PRESS needed to address the diversity of Proceeds benefit the One the parking manager's responsi- Great Hour of Sharing program WESTFIELD — The town bilities, from managing the exist- run by American Baptist parking manager position ing parking lots to bringing a Churches, the denomination remains open after the latest top parking deck facility on line from that includes the two participat- prospect for the job dropped out. construction to operation. ing churches. One Great Hour of According to Mayor Gregory The position, with a salary of Sharing has provided disaster McDermott, the most recent can- $65,000 to $85,000 per year and relief since 1973. didate for the position, set for benefits,, will operate as a full For more information, phone appointment by the council on department head reporting to the (908) 233-2278 or (908) 753- July 3, decided to stay in his pre- town administrator. 2382. sent job. The council will "contin- The parking manager will ue the search," said McDermott. manage the town's parking space Subsequent meetings of the system of approximately 2,500 personnel committee are sup- spaces and help with the project- posed to address the next steps in ed design, construction, and oper- Inside filling the newly created spot. ation v. a parking facility under A purported list of 42 candi- consideration by town officials. Commentary A-4 dates for the position pulled On another matter, together by Jersey Professional McDermott, indicated that he Community Life B-1 Management and narrowed to would be getting a presentation the top throe candidates, wiil be from Andy Cataldo and the roai- set aside in favor of a fresh start, 1 dents committee on the town Sports C-1 according to Councilman and parking problem within the next Personnel Committee member two weeks. It will be followed, a Prime Time B-3 Rafael Betancourt. week later, by n presentation to Obituaries B-2 McDermott has indicated he in the council. NICOLE DIMELLA/THE P&B88 looking to re-advertise the posi- The committee was formed for Real Estate C-3 tion and expand the scope of n six week period to work toward Music in the streets experience for cnndidntee to a consensus ninong impacted res- The youthful energy of Satyansnda was presented Saturday afternoon In front of the Sootoh Plain* police Log .....A-6 include planning background, as ilimits und stakeholders that well ns parking and deck mnn- would facilitate progress on Music Center. Tho store will feature a different sidewalk band 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. every Saturday until July Hgeinont expertise, according to developing solutions to town 28. Betancnurt. parking issues. A-2 July 20, 2001 Despite concerns, board approves (Continued from page A-l) Board approval was conditioned on the appli- reducing that 20-foot yard to ten feet to provide cant agreeing to reduce the maximum style of more leeway for the cedars. But until a house house on the lot to a set 3,200 square feet and to footprint is known, a tree plan will not be avail- stipulate to a two-and-a-half story limitation. able. The plans for new construction will be sub- Residents at the meeting characterized the mitted to the Architectural Review Board for a neighborhood as being "under siege" by the non-binding review and to the Historic development of new houses, particularly on Preservation Commission. nearby Fourth Avenue. The Tree Commission would develop a plan to "Property with beautiful frontages are being save the cedar row which would be required dur- chopped into two properties," said Scott Fagan of ing the building permit phase. Salter Place. Two other applications came before the The board was also concerned that new struc- board. tures would be compatible in style and matching The board granted minor subdivsion approval in scale with the Revolutionary-period home. under a revised application of Toby Two Realty, The neighborhood consists of an eclectic blend of LLC to create two building lots from an existing building styles from two-story center-hall lot at 128 Scotch Plains Ave. Colonials to Spanish revival. The board also granted a minor subdivision "A historic building like this is likely to be approval to Richard R. Robinson to create two dwarfed by most construction models around building lots from an existing single lot for prop- town," noted board member William Ziff. erty located at 851 Rahway Ave. Fanwood to tackle redevelopment Weatflald resident Joseph DeAiesundo presents a $500,000 check to Dr. Harold P« of the Child Health Institute of New Jersey to honor his friend, Ray Donovan. (Continued from page A-l) The study also noted that if Train Station, and LaGrande overall character of the area and redevelopment efforts on the Park. the lack of vitality is mirrored in part of the private sector fall The regulations would also the real estate market: older short, the borough would have coordinate future redevelop- Westfield resident makes donation buildings, deferred mainte- the power of eminent domain to ment activity with improve- nance, small lot sizes and floor acquire key properties and/or ments to the train station park- spaces, poor image, and competi- easements if necessary. ing lot and other public and pri- to foundation to honor a friend tion from auto oriented shopping The objective of the redevel- vate improvements in the down- WESTFIELD — Joseph time friend. talented artist, so he designed centers. Development and con- opment efforts, among other town and to encourage multi- DeAlessandro remembers how The Child Health Institute is sets for children's theaters. struction activity has been slow things, will be to foster private story residential and/ or office much the late Raymond E, located at the UMDNJ-Robert "He planned yearly Christmas with no new buildings in the re-development or rehabilita- development in the downtown Donovan loved children. Wood Johnson Medical School in parties when he shopped and study area since the 1970s. tion efforts on the part of exist- block. When the opportunity arose to New Brunswick. bought gifts for Santa to distrib- With the re-designation of the ing property owners within the The redevelopment plan will pay tribute to this special rela- "It might sound trite," ute — at least 50 kids each year. block as a redevelopment area block and to provide for ade- be drafted over the next two to tionship, DeAlessandro made a DeAlessandro said, "but growing He would always go oul of his by the borough, a redevelopment quate off-street parking and three months, said council pres- $500,000 gift to the Foundation up I always told myself that if 1 way to take care of needy chil- plan for the block will be pre- improved traffic circulation. ident Joel Whitaker and will of UMDNJ to name the atrium of had an opportunity to give bock dren. pared. The study recommended Another objective will be include a review by the plan- the Child Health Institute of to society, especially to help chil- "Naming the atrium of the that new development regula- made to provide good pedestrian ning board. It is anticipated New Jersey in honor of his long- dren, I would. Child Health Institute will be a tions specifically geared towards linkages between parking areas, that "requests for qualifica- "I am fortunate enough to tremendous honor to his memo- the area be considered to foster the Martine Avenue stores, new tions" will be sent to interested have that opportunity and have ry," DeAlessandro said. private redevelopment and /or development in the western por- developers in October or been able to use my time and The donor is president and rehabilitation within the block. tion of the block, the Fanwood November, said Whitaker. resources to support a variety of chief executive officer of Rutgers organizations in which 1 truly Casualty Insurance Co., believe," the Westfield resident Kentucky National Insurance Co. A Renn Jersey Advance, Inc. newspaper said. and DeAlessandro & Associates. WHS pupils earn French honors : NJN Publishing ©2001 He and Mr. Donovan, who died in "I knew that Joe had a great WESTFIELD — Fifty-five in New Jersey, sixth nationally; Carr, 10th place in New Jersey. Record-Press (USPS 006-049) is interest in helping children," said 1996, were colleagues with insur- ance company AIG. Westfield High School students Kimberly Adams, fourth in New These Westfield High School published on Friday by NJN Allen Chin, who also lives in the recently took the French National Jersey, eighth nationally; Dorothy students were winners in a Publishing, 301 Central Ave., Clark, town and is a UMDNJ trustee. "We are thrilled that Mr. Exam sponsored by the American Chou, ninth place in New Jersey; National Web Page Contest spon- NJ 07066 (908) 575-6660, Second "When I heard about the DeAlessandro has joined us in Association of Teachers of French. Laura Yee, ninth place in New sored by the French Embassy. glass postage paid at Cranford, NJ expansion planned for the Child this important effort that will About 1,900 students took the Jersey; Max Blanton, 10th place Students had to design a Web Site Q7016, POSTMASTER: please Health Institute, I thought it benefit children everywhere," test in New Jersey and 80,000 in New Jersey; and Kelly Layton, specifically for teens and young send changes toNJN Publishing , would be a perfect opportunity said Roger Fine, chairman of the 10th place in New Jersey; French foundation's board as well as vice participated nationwide. adults studying French in the Fulfillment office , PO Box 699, for Joe to participate in a very Twelve Westfield students HI, Quentin Pitchen, third in United States. Somerville, NJ 08676, exciting project," Chin said. president and general counsel for New Jersey; seventh nationally; Johnson & Johnson. were ranked in the state, and four The winners are: Sean Subscription rates by mail, one "So much of what Ruy did was were ranked nationally. The rank- Angela Ricci, fourth place in New Devaney, second place; Tom year within Union County $17, out for kids," DeAlessandro said. "He "I think it is very meaningful ings are: French I.Julee Noguchi, Jersey, ninth nationally; and Killian, third place; and Neril of county $20, out oi state $24. To was constantly volunteering his thut Kay be recognized by nam- ninth place in New Jersey; Jenise Morgan, 10th place in New Sandeep and Kevin Hobson, subscribe call 1-800-300-9321 time to do help them. ing the ntrium of the Child Jersey; and French IV, Ashley fourth place. "He was a grout chef, so he Health Institute in his memory," French II, Sarah Hoban, second baked cookies for kids. He was a the donor said. "I am so happy that I have ihe opportunity to honor him in this way. Lipstein is elected chairman of Scotch Plains Democrats "It is something that he would SCOTCH PLAINS — The chairman. to support our Democratic elect- never have done for himself, but 1 Scotch Plains Democratic Lipstein, an attorney, is an ed officials and candidates in. know he would have loved this," Committee, at its July 2, reorga- eighteen year resident of Scotch their efforts to bring good govern- The Antique Auction Event of the Summer! DeAlessandro said. nization meeting, unanimously Plains. He ran for Township ment to Scotch Plains. 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In its probe of the controversial Htate contract for auto The true emission testing awarded to Parsons Infrastructure and Technology Group, the SOI ha» revealed what may be the most embarrassing legacy of the Whitman administration nature of a and a permanent blemish on the public's image; of how the state government works. The testimony before the SCI, following a 1.0-month inves- great sport tigation, reveals how the state capital o|>erateH very much In high school and college I was like a parochial .small town governed by a group of perma- a varsity letterman. Before you nent insiders. The testimony showed how Parsons, a jump to any conclusions about my California firm, infiltrated the power structure in Trenton in WE WILL athletic prowess and whether I hopes of grabbing a contract that was worth hundreds of look like a Abercombie & Fitch millions of dollars and is continuing to cost the taxpayers of OVERCOME underwear model, let me confess New Jersey more than what was ewer expected. that in each of those eight halcyon The testimony before the SCI presented a sordid picture years I earned a varsity letter in of how business is conducted in Trenton. Most disturbingly one sport — golf. it detailed the tremendous power that lobbyists, many of Golfers are the Rodney whom have active [wlitical ties, wield in Trenton. While Dangerfields of athletes — we gt»t no respect. The public holds in its many average citizens may have* trouble getting an audience mind the stereotype of the golfer or a straight answer from a state official, lobbyists can grab as a beer-bellied corporate execu- the ear of any official just by having a secretary make a tive smoking obnoxious cigars and quick phone call. Perhaps it's true that money talks with the hiding hideous legs under eve*n loudest voice in Trenton. more hideous Bermuda shorts. To In the wake of the SCI hearings, Acting Governor Donald a certain extent, I must confess, DiFrancesco is tlu-eatening to pull the plug on Parsons' con- that image is correct. "Have you no tract. And State; Senator John Lynch is calling for a State shame?" one is tempted to yell at Senate task force to investigate the contract. The task force these divots on the fairway of life* had been created by DiFranceHco when he wns president of as they waddle Budweiser-in-hand from golf cart to rough where their the State Senate. ball awaits to be kicked to a better But only an investigation by an agency outside the state Letters to the editor lie. Their disgusting appearance is government, like the Federal Attorney's Office, can deter- a disgrace not only to the game, mine if any laws were broken. The citizens of New Jersey, but to the good reputation ot who were outraged by the fiasco surrounding the Parsons Stem cell research is difficult issue mankind as well. operation, tiee>m to have little faith in the ability of the states And there's another stereotype government, whether it's the legislative or executive branch, To The Record- Press: mulate sound legal and spiritual steps for the treat- 1 President George Bush muat make the decision in ment of embryos. that's just as disturbing and, to investigate itself. After all, it was the Whitman unfortunately, just as true. Golfers Administration's decision to disband the Office of Public the coming weeks whether to federally fund stem Senator Orin Hatch, who now supports federal cell re>.sc>arch on "excess" embryos. The issue counter- funding of stem cell research, argues that a micro- are thought to have been born Advocate; and to let. t.he< S(!I wither because of a lack eif balancing the scientific aspect is a deeply spiritual scopic embryo in a Petri dish does not constitute life. with a silver niblick in tlu»ir funds. e|iiestion, ne>t political ideology: When is the human Unfortunately, this leads us down the slippery slope mouths. They lead a life of a sleek In a guhernat orial election year where the most important soul infused in the continuing process initialed by to experiments designed to grow embryonic cells into country club existence and expect iBsues remain property taxe'H, public eelucaticm anel envelop- fertilizing mi ovum'.' fully formed humans in an artificial uterus. every pampered indulgence, as if We> e-au not answer that euiestion with certainty, This is n perfectly valid scientific experiment they feel a blood duty to keep alive ment, the revelations ove'i* the awarding of the Parsons cem- laughable class distinctions. truct may stimulate talk Cor true* ivfurm in the way business hut. in my opinion it in best to err on the» side of the which again can not answer the question of when a is conducted in Trenton. Unfoituniite'ly, tho investigation fertilized egg which should be regarded as sanctified soul is infused into the growing cells. It is far better In some ways these stereotype's has also fueled the growing cynicism many residents have and meriting full human dignity. This, however, does to consider that these embryew were called into life are fading away. Golf has enjoyeel not mean thnt the state should ban abortions or with the same spiritual status as the rest of us a remarkable boom in the 1990s about state government and that, sadly, may lead te» a small- 1 criminalize those who fee ! the need te) do HO. The .spir- humans. Then the same way as with organ donation with the arrival of the Baby er turnout in the Nove'iuher election as voters be*lie»ve, right- 1 1 itual coiiHeeiuenc.es, whatever they lire will be borne by comatose individuals, using stem cells from an Boomers in middle age when all ly or wrongly, that their voters mesan nothing when compared by those involved in that procedure. Fortunately, the embryo, one step from death honors it, while flushing other sports become more difficult. to the power of lobbyists or those special interests who make spiritual judgment lies elsewhere mid not with you it down the drain does not. The ascent of Tiger Woexls has also substantial campaign conlrnnitionH, ftut Uw votui'H muni or me1. This spiritual correlation of embryos initially suddenly made golf "cool" for a realize that the? only way change will come about in Trenton One approach is to consider in vitro embryos as intended to facilitate a pregnancy and comatose indi- new generation. And touring pro is if they sheiw up in re'eord numbers on election day ami having tlu> same spiritual and legal statUH us a per- viduals eloes not apply to embryos produced, as fessionals have lost both their deliver a strong message! that the atmosphere* in Trenton son in an irreversible coma. Mere life, ns with the recently disclosed by n privately financed clinic, sole- plaid trousers and their lovehan- must bo cleaneel up. e'inbryos in question, must be sustained by outside' ly for the purpose of stem cell research. These exper- dles; David Duval became a super- intervention very different from the natural process- iments, whether supported by public or private star because he put down the' es. There is generul, if not unanimous, agreement funds must be prohibited by Federal legislation. Twinkies and started lifting that the sanctity and dignity of a comatose person is Making human embryos into mere commodities is weights instead. not violated when the guarelian ask for termination analogous to baby-selling and is just as morally 1 Ye?t tlie distressing stereotyix' The Record-Press is here for you of life support anel donates tissue for research or repugnant. that golf is a game for the affluent transplantatiem to enhance another's life AMADEO D'ADAMO, JR. still remains. 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SALES; M - Y 9-9, Sat. !>-fi • SI.HVICi:: M -1 (1-5, Sal. B-12 SALE&M- F9-9, Silt. 9-6 'SERVICE: M • Ffl-5, Sat. 8-3 • FRLE SE • FREE SERVICE COURTESY CARS • •- Sails/'action By Exceeding Your E:\ftet~utfitufs Price* Ind all emu to be paid by » coniumn, nctpl for Ucnulrg, ng. fwt li prepild uuet. Not mp. tat typot. July 20, 2001 Record-Press B-1 Community Life Womait^s Club awards grants to six graduates WESTFIELD — The Woman's F&irfiefc Univ«$ity in of Westfield has awarded Connecticut. She will pursue stud- graftts to six members of the ies as a business major. She is a Westfield High School graduating member of the National Honor clasg of 2001. The recipients are Society, French Club and Junior selected on the basis of character, Optimist Club. She was chosen to achievement, leadership and com- become a peer minister at St. munity service. Helen's Roman Catholic Church ;The honorees are Rachel and was selected to be the repre- Ackerman, Mari Nicole Candelore, sentative of Westfield High School Edward Hogan III, Kelly Ann at the Girl's Career Institute of Lane, Kristin Messina, and Rutgers University. This fall, she Elizabeth A. Sweeney. served as an intern in a local con- Ackerman will attend Brandeis gressman's election campaign. A University and major in Judaic varsity lacrosse player for three studies and sports psychology. She years, Messina also played fresh- is a member of the Key Club, man soccer. National Honor Society, Women's With a career goal of becoming Stullies Club, has served on the a pediatrician, lane plans to major stutfcnt council and as news editor in the biological sciences at Boston of the Hi's Eye. In sports, she has College and, after her undergradu- earned varsity letters each year in ate studies, to enter medical winjer and spring track and in school. Lane has worked with the cross" country and has held posi- Children's Specialized Hospital's tions of leadership in each. She volunteer organization, TWIG, Jr., NICOLE DIMELLA/HECORD-PRESS was named as Westfield Leader she has participated in the peer October Scholar Athlete and also ministry of St. Helen's Parish and as Westfield High School's Most she has attained her Girl Scout There's nothing like a Jersey Peach Valuable Senior Runner. At Gold Award status. She is a mem- Fresh produce, such at these succulent peaches, Is available at the farmer's market held 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. every Saturday In the parking lot Temple Emanu-El Ackerman has ber of the German Club at of the municipal building In Scotch Plains. The farmer's market Is aponsored by the Scotch Plains Business and Professional Association. been active as a peer leader and as Westfield High School and the a "member of S ADD has served as National Honor Society. She is the president. She is the daughter of daughter of Don and Beth Lane. Susan and Louis Ackerman, Hogan will enter Fairfield Candelore is the recipient of the University in Connecticut next fall Habitat garden has opened at Franklin School Enna Sloane Chambers Memorial to prepare for a career in comput- WESTFIELD— Franklin Lunchtime Habitat Club is a space for annuals, such as habitat site is an ongoing learn- Award. This freshman grant is er engineering. During his Elementary School in Westfield group of students, grades one pumpkins, zinnias, and sunilow- ing process that expands beyond from a scholarship fund estab- Westfield High School years, he officially opened its habitat par- through five, and adult volun- crs. No pesticides or inorganic the classroom walls. lished by Mr. Chambers in memo- has participated in varsity sports den on June 18, with teers who meet each month to fertilizers are used in the gar- Native plants provide the ry of his wife, who was a member including soccer, cross country, and volunteers conducting work on the garden and take den. . best overall food sources for of the Woman's Club of Westfield. winter and spring track. He was a serving refreshment*. part in related activities. Habitnt loss is a threat to bio- wildlife and require less fertiliz- Candelore plans to attend team member of Union County diversity. Even Binull habitat er, water and effort in control- Soccer. He has been active in the Begun in November The Schoolyard Habitat Barnard College and prepare for a .Franklin Schoolyard Hal Garden is designed to attract gardens can make a difference ling pests. Native plants can career in international politics. peer ministry at St. Helen's and provide the basic needs of support 10 to 60 times as many Parish. Included in his achieve- birds and butterflies. All perma- She has been a member of the to enrirt'nc* li patch of nent plantings will be native to food, water, cover and places to species of wildlife as non-native Leader's Club affiliated with the ments is membership in the raise young. The evolution of a plants. YMCA, Hershey Model United National Honor Society. He is the was used»MR storage sit* dur- the United States. There is Nations Conference, and the Fed son of Edward Walter and ing the 1999-2000 Franklin Challenge Team and Wall Street Lucretia Hogan. School construction. Economics and Finance Club host- Sweeney will attend Lehigh It is the culmination of a ed by the New York Federal University. At this point, she is year's work by volunteers Reserve Bank. She has worked as leaning toward architecture as her including students, parents and developmental assets project pro- major. She has been active in the local organizations. The moter with the Family Life inarching band and was drill cap- Director of the YMCA and has tain. As a participant in indoor Art presentation fceen a member of the Youth and outdoor track, she has served (Committee. Included in her as captain. Membership has been for single people ccomplishmentfl are being named held in the Key Club, Christian ^MCAs Youth of the Year 2000 Awareness Club, and Country WESTFIELD — Kismet spon- serving as a FLAG tutor of Lane Dancing, where she jvas pres- sors an art presentation for sin- ipanish to grade school children. ident. She is the daughter of gles with Laura Williams 8 p.m. Candelore is a member of the William and Janet Sweeney. Saturday, July 28 at Galeria Jational Honor Society and is a In addition to their rigorous West, 121 Central Ave. Rational Hispanic Scholar. Her programs of study and participa- Cost of $15 includes refresh- larents are Dan and Mari tion in extracurricular activities ments. andelqre. and community service, these stu- For more information, visit | Messina, daughter of Linda and denta have been engaged in after- www.thatBkiBmet.com or phone plark Messina, plans to attend: school and summer employment. (908) 232-8827. Talc some cents to your kids. *, f,>>>h Introducing Valley's v Kids First Savings Club" Bring your kids and their piggy banks into a Valley branch and watch their faces light up as they pour their coins into our Vi'oinWoiks" machine. They'll see nickels and dimes add up to dollars, and then they can use the money to open a new Kids First Savings Club account. They'll earn an incredible 4.00% Annual Percentage Yield. And we'll match up to the first $10 they deposit! Kids without coins are welcome, too. Valley understands the importance of n the Castaways Club saving, and that's why we make it fun for kids to start early. iGara Welnbarg, a summer assistant at the Westfield Memorial Library, Bhows Annie and Kristin Peyton Stop into a Valley branch* today. prizes for the Castaways' Club for Summer Readers at the library. All boys and girls who can read book on their own are Invited to join the club. ~tylOO ~ wwn'.vfltleynatiouitlluitik.com ;mple Emanu-El has KinderPlus program /ESTFIELD — Temple ment, library, science, Judaic vides a warm, nurturing envi- ational Bank inu-EI'a early childhood content, and age-approprinte ronment with n focus on cre- cation program of West fir Id curriculum. Optional bus ntivity, personal growth and lounced KinderPlus for transportation and extended .Judaic content for children icrgarten-nged children hours are available. uged 2-6. Banking /Just like it's supposed to bz? will nttiMid n hnlf-dny pro- Temple Kmanu-El's early Tompl« Emanu-El is located at 766 E. Broad St. in j.11-iiliiUl ul IIIIM IMff. tirn—— Cat I «*>&»-* lOTkrf tiBlxerrti *x m*\ il"»r* t.yni VBIOY iw» msfcji tfthtmtnt (10 an MM dint Otl|fl'ttltiQ4l ji in local public school. | childhood educntion program is GUuianrt • MtoU»ti*Uii mitmriogm •.»«>* ago IH Aftw tre *jn I TO ADVERTISE IN 3 manufacturers by Rmeral Directors? Typing, Flytrt ePtnoulAiiMafll Funeral dfcectors are not aNowtngttw oomumerto *Tr*nteilptlon THIS DIRECTORY natty caskets forth e Angelina Marinone tWflbtfta Mllntonance eVIMhglDlMniYour«zl| CALL CHRIS AT [reasons. Comeseeusfor SCOTCH PLAINS — Mrs. Marinone was born in •local pick up end detrvery t honest pricing and Information. Angelina Savoca Marinone, 94, Newark and lived in Scotch 140MS1-5640 died July 16, 2001 at Harborside Plains before moving to 43JO b TfmmWngmMt mrc, Healthcare-Woods Edge in Bridgewater in 1982. Store Bridgewater. She retired in 1979 Her husband, Felice, died in O ADVERTISE DIRECTORY, Washington, NJ after 30 years as a button maker 1966. CALL CHRIS 1-800-981-5640 90&835.9993 for a number of Newark compa- Surviving are two daughters, nies. Nancy Chiappinelli (and hus- band James) of Bayville and Lucille Del Negro (and husband Philip) of Bridgewater; five grandchildren and five great- grandchildren. A funeral Mass was celebrated yesterday at Blessed Sacrament •?L ' Roman Catholic Church, JfA. Martinsville, following services at the Branchburg Funeral Home. Burial was in Gate of Miillltli Heaven Cemetery, EaBt Hanover, Hi* » Mary Abigail h* pwrthas* •# a set •# 4 ••l«ct«el O«*4y«ar Werts With IITiro* «m ymwr Oe>«eJy«sr C«r«l Accevntl PERFORMANCE PABSENQER LIGHT TRUCK SCOTCH PLAINS — Mary Ba/foons E*g*a AquMtMl EkTT Eagl« HP Ultra Plua Aqua^nwIS Wnngl>r RP-A FINANCING! bfl* F-1 tM#t RS-A RtysltiA Wrangtor AT/8 OFFEH ENDS Abigail Werts, 96, died July 12, Eael* F-i Qt-Dl Eagia La im«grity Wrangl«r MTfft a/01/DI. Com* In for 2001 at the Harrogate Health EagtaO«-C Vt,» VmpL'm Qoodyoi«r tor dM^a. Wranglffr RT/S Care Center in Lakewood. She had been a homemaker. A native of Eldred, Pa., Mrs. Werts lived in Scotch Plains and Newton before moving to Lakewood in 1983. She was a member of the Scotch Plains Woman's Club and the Lakewood Presbyterian Church. EVERY TIRE IN STOCK REDUCED! Her husband of 67 years, Floyd, died in 1994. Surviving are two daughters, Carolyn Wood and Barbara Schlarp; five grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren. Private arrangements were by the D'Elia Funeral Home in Oil Lakewood. Tune-Ups Riltc: $ $ $ Sllv«r Servic Anatole J 49 59 69 M KELLY Kf TIRES I 4 cyl. HSB-KM 6 cyl. n*u. (M flcyl. Fug I** I *22 labot. KStnt timing t, caibuirtM 'Tony' wiin Super Hide All Senon Metric Safari SJR niiL Addsorul •ti Ught Truck Colbert 4 Tiro Rotation WESTFIELD — Anatole K. P15S/80H13 Wheel Alignment "Tony" Colbert, 66, died July 13. P17S/70R13 P205/7SR15nWL & Pressure Check 76/80 Serial WW 70 Series 2001 at Kingston Hospital in All 13" $35.. P23S/7SR11RWL MS $ $ AIM 3" $37 ea. LT23snsma ssa AIM 4" $38 sa. Kingston, N.Y A former principal AIM 4" $39 en. 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Summer Check-Up I Front Disc Brakes Mr. Colbert also worked at the INTEGRITY INTEGRITY 'Radiator & Cooling former South Amboy Memorial AQUATRED 3 Check-Up All Season Radial All Season Radial Our Best Wet Traction I Hospital, the WeBt Ridge Center, For Domestic Cars For Foreign Cars Passenger tire the Cranford alternative pro- ||, TIRE FREE *FREE GAS gram, Kean College of New 4th TIRE FREE + FREE GAS 4 4th TIRE FREE • FREE CftS Jersey and Seton Hall sat cv Hag S.I Size Pr?. OM SAVINGS Size {>,?, H\ SAVINGS SAVINGS University. He graduated from blZO p.csi 014 « «• • P1SV7SR14.. S79 $237 ITI PI75ftOR13n S74 $222 $74 mn $tO4 $312 $104 the University of Bridgeport anH C|9S/7Sni«». $83 $249 M3 piayn>Ri3» $76 $22S S7S DR14 $105 $31S S105 PMiffSHH— $87 $281 Teachers College of Columbia f!7 P1SV70RH., S7H $234 $7S 0R15 $119 $357 $119 Timing Bolts P20V75H1S— $92 $276 $12 University. 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Somerset St., New Brunswick Noon Saturday, July 28 Free admission. what to do! (732)932-7511; DuneUen Theatre PETER MAYER/ summerfest.rutgers.edu Route 28, DuneUen SCOTT KIRBY Events FESTIVAL OF BALLOON- (732) 388-4605 • Ballroom styles from Rio with (732) 968-1020 7 p.m. Sunday, July 22 COUNTRY FOLK ART ING • Ballroom, Latin and swing accompaniment by the Gafieira "An Original Tribal Duke Island Park AND CRAFT SHOW Hunterdon-Solberg dancing all night long. Admission Band. Admission $15. Experience" conceived at Rutgers Old York Rd., Bridgewater $10; couples, singles welcome. University. Admission $6. (908) 722-1200, Ext. 351; New Jersey Convention Center Airport, Readington Star Shows Raritan Center, Edison (800) HOT AIR 9; LATIN LOVER'S DANCE STEVE JOHNSON www.park.co.somerset.nj.U3 9 p.m. Friday, July 27 RARITAN VALLEY Noon Saturday, July 21 • Two musicians who've played (732) 417-1400; www.balloonfestival.com COMMUNITY COLLEGE www.countryfolkart.com • Hunterdon County's biggest VFW hall, 1970 Woodbridge Dunellen Theatre in the Coral Reefer Band backing Ave., Ediwon Route 28, Branchburg Route 28, Dunellen up Jimmy BufFett. Free admission! • Summer edition of louring weekend event, July 27-29. (908) 231-8805; craft show, 3-9 p.m. July 20, 10 Advance tickets: adults $15 one (732) 388-4605 (732) 968-1020 ANNE-MARIE • Doing it salsa, merengue or www.raritanval.edu/planetari- • Magician and juggler. McDERMOTT a.m.-5 p.m. July 21, 10 a.m.-4 p.m. day, $36 weekend; children $6 one um July 22, Admission $7. day, $12 children. At the gate: Cuban style. Admission $10; cou- Admission $8. 8 p.m. Friday, July 27 DOLL AND BEAR adults $20 one day, $60 weekend; ples, singles welcome. • "Summer Skies," 7:30 p.m. July MOTHER GOOSE ROCKS Nicholas Music Center, Rutgers SHOW AND SALE children $10 one day, $30 weekend. LEARNING SOCIALS 20,27, Aug. 3,10,17,24. Admission To Aug. 4; Forum Theatre University, New Brunswick Sheraton Four Points Free shuttle from Karitun Valley 6:30 p.m. .July 23, 26 $4.50; group rates available. 314 Main St., Metuchen (732) 932-7511; Kingsbridge Rd., Pmcataway Community College. VFW hall, 1970 Woodbridge • "Ray of Light" (laser show), (732) 548-0582 summerfest.rutgers.edu (732) 583-7915 Ave., Edison 8:30 p.m. July 20,27, Aug. 3, 10,17, • Nursery rhymes set to original • Pianist performs works of J.Sl Dance (732) 388-4605 24; 3 p.m. July 25, Aug. 1,8, 15, 22. music. Admission $10; group rates Bach and Prokofiev. Admission $15. • Teddy bears, dollhousos und Admission $5 evening, $4 matinee. the like, 9:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m. July DANCE PARTY • How to cut a rug ballroom, available. Call for showtimes. MUSIC IN THE PARK 29. Adults $2.50; children 6-12 9 p.m. Friday, July 20 Latin or swing style. Admission • 'The Beatles: Sgt. Pepper" SNOW WHITE AND Johnson Park VFW hall, 1970 Woodbridge $10; couples, singles welcome. (laser show), 9:30 p.m. July 20, Aug. THE SEVEN DWARFS River Rd., Piscataway $1.50; under 6 free. 17. Admission $5.50. QUICK CHEK NEW JERSEY Ave., Edison JOSE LEMON 10 a.m. July 19, 20; 10:30 a.m. (732) 745-3900; DANCE COMPANY • "Space Bus," 2 p.m. July 25, July 21; Off-Broadstreet Theatre, 5 www.co.middlesex.nj.us [ 8 p.m. Tuesday, July 24 Aug. ), 8, 15, 22. Admission $4.50; S. Greenwood Ave, Hopewell Concerts in the bandshell 3 p.m; Nicholas Music Center, Rutgers group rates available. (609) 466-2766 Sunday. Free admission. 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Daniel Kevin O'Rourkc, Sean Palme, ing period of the 2000-01 school Kathryn Cronen, Jennifer O'Rourkc. Emily Ortuso, Brett Christopher Pinheiro, .Jessica Dickson, Kelly Dohm, Casey El Sarah Pecker, Joseph Penwuk, year. Danielsson. Kristen Dilzell, Paulan. Abigail Rosenstein. Porter, Joseph Pregonzer, Koury, Felicia Erlich, Marisa Elena Pereira. Jarret Petrillo, Twelve students who graduat- Elizabeth Falzon. Rachael Jessica Schor, Andrew Skoller. Alexander Psyhojos, Knthryne Fortino, Marley Frankel, Kyi it* Brittany Pryor, Adrie ed in June earned till A's in their Feeney, Lauren Finestein, Kaitlin Gregory Speir, Kayli Spialter, Read, Ameer Rogers, Sara Fraser, Joshua Friedman. Jason Quackenbush, Shanna three years at Edison. These Fleck, Lindsay Goldberg, Marissa Brian Stotter, Allison Tiedrich, Kotclhi, Steven Koyston, Kristen Frost, Kelly Furlong, Kelly gunckenbush, Blair Rolnick, pupils are Evan Bilheimer. 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RECORD-PRESS has allowed their pitching staff This weekend wont be easy. Manny Guasp had two sin- to be set up perfectly for the Cranford is a squad that can't gles and a double, driving in For the first time in nearly weekend. Nick Geissler pitched be overlooked and Roselle is an three runs to pace Westfield's four years, a collection of talent- Wednesday, Brian Butts is slat- all-star club made up of mostly offense. Brett Picaro had two ed Westfield baseball players ed to get the start tonight, and high school graduates and play- singles, a triple and reached on haa a chance to become champi- Andrew Garrison and Jay Cook ers who just completed their walk and Brian Butts was 2-for- ons. will get the calls tomorrow. If freshman year in college. 2 with a walk, and a sacrifice The main corps of the necessary, Geissler will come Westfield will almost certainly fly. Weatfield Senior American back to face Cranford on see former Cranford ace and Legion baseball squad last won Westfield 11, Elizabeth 5 Sunday. All the pitchers will be three-time Union County — Post 3 avenged one of its a championship together as 13 working on their usual four day Tournament final winner Tom year-olds playing in a 14 and losses from earlier in the season rotation. Polito in one of the game's with an 11-5 come-fronvbehind under tournament. After com- "We're going in with the Saturday. But Roselle also has a piling a 19-2 record through victory over Elizabeth Sunday. pitching just the way we want difficult finishing stretch, hav- Trailing 5-2 entering the Tuesday, the Post 3 squad now it," said Head Coach Tony ing to play Union twice this has a chance to clinch the fifth inning, a two-out nine run Picaro Tuesday night. "We can't week. explosion turned the game Union County Senior American ask for anything more. The for- With the regular season con- Legion League title this week- around. A two-run triple by feit helped us big time. cluding this weekend, Westfield John Leonardis was followed by end. "These kids have put in a will look ahead to a probable Westfield took on Scotch a double by Brett Picaro, a tremendous amount of work berth in the American Legion triple by Ben Koket, his second Plains Wednesday, travels to and now it all comes down to state tournament. The top four Cranford tonight and will host of the game, and n triple by the last couple of days. teams from Union County will Mike Sofka. After a single by a double header against Roselle "This year has been a chal- qualify, and barring a total col- beginning 10:45 a.m. tomorrow. Josh Ludmer, Blair Richardson lenge, and we're still a young lapse Westfield will be there blasted a 4O0 foot home run to If necessary, Westfield will play team. We haven't snuck up on again this season. Picaro said Cranford again Sunday. highlight the inning. anybody this year, most coaches *«e wouldn't know until early Brian Butts notched his fifth As of Tuesday, Westfield have been holding their num- next week when and where they win of the season, scattering leads the county with its 19-2 ber-ones (pitchers) for us. would play, five hits, striking out eight and mark, while Roselle had 18 They've all played really hard, Westfield 13, Berkeley not walking a batter as wins. The county champ is and there is a lot of talent on Heights 2 — Andrew Garrison Westfield upped its record to based on most wins, not win- this club. They pull for each scattered four hits, striking out 17-2, despite an uncharacteris- GEORGE PACCIEUO/flECORD-PRESS ning percentage. While other and pick each other up six and walking none to lead tic five errors and five unearned Brttt Picaro has htlpad spark ttx WsttfMd lineup at ttw top of tttt Westfield didn't want to look and do all the little things you the Post 3 squad to its 18th vie- runs. order. i past either Scotch Plains or need to do. There are no big Cranford, it knows its shot at egos on this club. the championship will probably "I always say as a coach you come down to tomorrow's twin want to be close at the end of bill. the game and have a chance to Westfield will be in good win. Now it's the end of the sea- shape heading into the game, as son and we have a chance to Raiders building solid foundation REQQBD-PRESS When the Scotch Plains- Fanwood High boys basketball Basketball team begins practicing for its season this winter it will imme- diately be much further ahead than last year's squad. 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Ofl« Uwmvi lo ona Va«ayRaw»rda checking account par ruiw ,.utlomni laa tallied a 4-3 mark in the Tennessee and Floridn, -.*• July 20, 2001 Record-Press St. Patrick, St. Jude leaders in St. Bart's league St. Paul 10, St. Joseph 7 — The St. Bartholomew Men's Karl Grossman, Pat Nigro, team to five wins, squeak'out a win. Howard Bialos Steve Pietrucha, Ed Marchelitis Old-Timers softball league reached Dave Rothenberg, Tom Straniero Blasi is the most accurate and Pete Glock had a pair of RBI. and Billy Mirto had three hits. St. Paul scored two runs to break the midway point of the season last and Kevin Woodring all share the pitcher in the league, having Rob Stratton and Fran Celardo Kevin Lonergan drove in two with open a 7-7 tie in the top of the week, with St. Patrick's holding a league lead in home runs with walked just four batters in 86 had a pair of hits. For St. Paul, a home run. For St. Anne, Tom sixth to earn a hard fought victory two-game lead in the Saints three. St. Michael's Joe Shea leads innings pitched. Nick Baratucci is Glen Walz, Paulie Nadolny and McGall and Tom Kucin had three Rory Ruhl knocked in three runs'. Division over St. Thomas, while St. the league with eight doubles, fol- second with only four walks in 70 Marty Marks collected three hits. hits. Tony Williams drove in three with three hits. Stan Lesniewski Jude held a 1 1/2 game lead over lowed by Lee DiDonato with six. innings, and Frank Chupko is St. Patrick 14, St. Louis 10 — runs. collected three hits. Emmett St. Joseph in the Angels Division. Matt Fugett, Marty Marks, Harry third with just seven walks in 70 In a game between divisional St. James 12, St. Blaise 9 — O'Hara drove in a pair of runs. For Two St. Jude teammates are Semple and Rob Stratton have five innings. rivals, St. Patrick's victory made With the score tied in the bottom St. Joe's, Pete Chemidlin drove in leading the league in hitting, with each. St. Thomas 9, St. Michael 1 them the first team to win 10 of the sixth, the James Gang three urns on three hits, Frank exploded with ten runs. They held Pepe and Dean Takott had three Tom Ulichny leading the league Fugett leads the league with 23 — St. Thomas rallied in the first games. Tony Perconte, Bill hits. with a .794 batting average, fol- runs batted in, followed by inning and cruised to victory. Ed Zechman, Gerry Riepe and Pat back a seven-run St. Bliase surge lowed closely by Steve Ferro's .743 DiDonato's 21. Straniero has Marchelitis led all hitters with Luongo had three hits. Combined, in the top of the seventh to win. St. Patrick 5, St. Michael 3 — average. St. Patrick's Ken Larson knocked in 18 runs, Kevin three hits and three RBI. Bobthey drove in over half of St. Pat's Jimmy Hoelzel's three hits, The four runs St. Pat's scored in is the leagues third hottest hitter Woodring has 17 RBI and Malcolm Elmi had a pair of hits and an runs. For St. Louis, Allan Betau including a home run, drove in five the first inning was ail they need- with a .700 average. Boone and Kevin Lonergan have RBI. Gary Cardinale scored twice. and Tony Dziedzic had three hits. runs. Joe Murano and Phil ed to earn their 11th victory of the St. Louis, three games back in 16 each. For St. Mike's, Joe Shea, Joe Betau homered and had four RBI. Vellucci collected a piar of hits. For season, Kelly Larson had three the Saints Division, leads the Joe Matuska and Tony Blasi are Cocuzza and Tony Giannaci had a St. Thomas 12, St. Anne 9 — St. Blaise, John Espositio had four hits and drove in a run. Mike league with a .522 team batting tied for the league lead with nine pair of hits. In a close game, St. Thomas held hits, Brian Williams collected Michalisin and John DeVito each average. St. Patrick is second with wins, while Pete Vanderheyden St. James 7, St. Paul 6 — In a off a last inning charge to move three hits and Dominick had a hit. For St. Mike's, Steve a .497 average, and St. Jude third has earned eight victories and seesaw battle, the James Gang into sole possesion of second place. Valenzano drove in two runs with Polak and Joe Metzger had a pair at .495. Keith Gibbons has pitched his held off a last inning charge to Keith Gibbons drove in five runs. two hits. of hits. SPORTSCENE Blosser lifts Pat's to first half crown LIGHTNING 5K director of the Dutch Soccer The 12th annual Lightning 5K Academy and head coach of Park For the third consecutive year, a crowd of 4,240 at Commerce sion despite allowing no runs Atlantic League-record 7,398 race/walk and one-mile fxin run, College in Kansas City, Missouri. the Somerset Patriots are headed Bank Ballpark. The victory lifted through six innings. Southpaw showed up to Cheer the Patriots to sponsored by the 78th U.S. Army Both half-day and full-day ses- to the Atlantic League playoffs. Somerset's record to 39-24, giving Luis Arroyo (3-0) picked up the vic- victory Saturday at Commerce Reserve Divison, based at the Sgt. sions are available. Greg Blosser delivered a two- the Pats the Atlantic League South tory with one inning of work. Bank Ballpark. Joyce Kilmer US. Army Reserve Further information and run, two-out single in the bottom of Division half championship. The Patriots took a 2-0 lead in Starter Ricardo Jordan (2-1) Center in EdiBon, is once again brochures may be obtained by call- the 10th as the Patriots topped the Starter Rick Steed kept the the bottom of the fourth when turned in a sterling performance, accepting registration. ing Tom Breznitsky at (908) 322- Newark Bears 5-4 Monday before Patriots in it, picking up a no-deci- Kevin Dattola smacked a two-run giving up two runs and five hits in The race, which raises money to 6102. single, and extended the lead to seven innings for the victory. He KEAN SOCCER CAMP three in the fifth on Billy Hall's struck out five and walked two. sponsor a holiday party for physi- 17 Point Tune-Up for Your steal of home. The Bears came The Patriots got on the board in cally challenged children and Kean University will host three back with three in the top of the the bottom of the first as Hall adults, will begin 9:30 a.m. Sept. 9 separate five day soccer camps for. Air conditioner Guarantees ninth and took the lead in the 10th scored on an Escandon single and at 91 Truman Drive in Edison. boys and girls ages 6 to 17. The on an RBI single by second base- scored again in the second when Runners will leave the center first session runs July 16-20, the Against Breakdowns ^ ' man Steve Hine. Mike Glavine plated Dattola with and continue through the scenic second July 23-27 and the third Our 17 Point AIR DEFENSE Hall went 3-for-5 and Emiliano a single. Escandon drove Hall section of the Rutgers University, July 30 to August 3. The camp will Escandon had a double, his 17th of home with a single in the fifth to Livingston Campus, finishing at be run by Kean University soccer PLAN will rejuvinate your air the season. give the Patriots a 3-0 lead, which the Kilmer Center. The one-mile staff and will include lectures and conditioner to Almost Brand Bean 3, Patriots 2 — Needing they stretched in the sixth on fun run will start at 9 a.m. demonstrations by guest coaches. a victory to wrap up the first-half Carlos Pagan's solo homer. Runners can pay an entrance The Fighting Cougars Soccer New! South Division title, the Patriots Hall had two hits and two fee of $14 ($12 USATF-NJ) Day Camp will be held at Kean A COMPLETE 17 POINT PRECISION TUNE UP stretched the pennant race out stolen bases and Dattola went 2- through Sept. 4 and $16 after University's East Campus, located for your homes Air Conditioning system at an another day Sunday as they fell in for-4 with a steal. Escandon, Sept. 5. The fee on race day will be in Hillside, which is also the home incredibly low price. extra innings before 6,230 at Glavine and Pagan had two RBI $20. The first 500 entrants will to the New York/New Jersey MetroStars. The academy will run Includes a complete tune-up of your air conditioning Commerce Bank Ballpark. apiece. receive a commemorative T-shirt. After tying the score at 2 in the Patriots 7, Lehigh Valley 3 — Awards will be given the top from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. and system, video inspection of coils, filler replacement, lunch is included. A registration freon check and refill up to 2 pounds if necessary. bottom of the eighth with an Pitcher Ray Davis recovered from civilian female and male finishers, ONLY Escandon single to score Pablo his disastrous July 4 outing, giving the top male female and male mil- fee of $160 per player is required If your air conditioner breaks down this season, wa Martinez, the patriots lost it in the up two runs on eight hits and itary finishers, and the top civil- for each of the first two sessions will either credit the $69, towards the repair or 10th after Newark designated hit- striking out eight as the Patriots ian, military, high school and coed and the cost of the third session is refund your money, SAVE ter Reggie Williams hit a solo home prevailed Friday before 4,929 at teams. There will also be various $180. run. Commerce Bank Ballpark. age group awards. Every partici- For more information, or to Darrin Winston (3-2) got the After falling behind 2-0 in the pant will receive a finisher's obtain an official registration Service; loss, serving up Williams's gopher top of the first, the Patriots came to medal. Complimentary refresh- form, contact Tony Ochrimenko, .^Professionals LENNOX ball, the only run he allowed in 2 life in the bottom of the inning, cut- ments will be available. Kean University head men's soc- 1/3 innings. Starter Steve Renko ting the deficit to one as Escandon The racecourse is certified by cer coach at 908-527-2936. singled in Hall from second. The Fast & Friendly On Time Service * Quality Workmanship lasted 4 1/3 innings, giving up one USATF and the race is part of the WOMENS SOFTBALL run on five hits, walking one and Patriots scored two in the bottom New Jersey Grand Prix series. The Scotch Plains women's Guaranteed Customer Satisfaction striking out one. of the second as catcher Pagan Applications and information softball league is in the process of Patriots 6, Newark 3 — drove home Dattola and scored on a passed ball. A Charles Foe single are available on the web at formation. Individuals who arc Proving that post-game fireworks httpyAwww.78div.army.mil/5k or interested in playing in this 1-800-186-4897 are always a sure-fire draw, an to score Michael Warner in the fourth gave the Patriots a 4-2 at the 78th Division, Sgt. Joyce league for women 18 and over can advantage and all the run support Kilmer U,S. Army Reserve Center, also register and efforts will be Davis needed. Edison, NJ 08817-2487. Runners made to place on a team. Hall went 3-for-5 with two dou- can contact SFC Nolan at 732- Games are played at the bles, Poe went 3-for-4 with a homer 867-2006 or Karl Chigas at 732- Southside Ballfield of the Scotch 'it's not too late to take advantage of the and two RBI and 'Warner had two 867-2046. Plains Recreation system Monday hits, two RBI and a stolen base. RAIDER SOCCER CAMP through Thursday, starting 6:30 Patriot* 5, Lehigh Valley 2— The final session of the Raider p.m. beginning the last week in Down 2-1 in the eighth, the Summer Soccer Camp will be held April. Players have enjoyed the Largest Property Tax Relief Patriots overcame Lehigh Valley July 30-August 3. The camp is physical activity as well as the Thursday as Blosser hit a grand open to boys and girls, grades K- socialization that occurs during shun, his third of the year and 11. The camp is under the direc- the friendly competition between ninth home run, to give Somerset tion of Scotch Plains-Fanwood friends and team members. 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Black to Martha A. & Janell Paviolitis for $240,000. 26 Grove St. from John A. & & Helena M, Filipe to George & 121 Russell Road from Neil M. J. & Jennifer Pedalino to Rose Chaves et.al. for $605,000. 4 Murray Hill Manor from Pier Kathleen Karpovich to Roger & Lorian Bota9kos for $304,000. & Patricia M. Pierce to Stephen P. Nigro for $112,000. 151 Hamilton Ave. from V&R G. Fontana'to Mnry W. Paddon for Theresa Holmes for $239,000. 17 Sutton Place from William & Jayne E. Hiel for $263,000. 2278 Coles Ave. from Robert E. Realty Co. Inc. to David L. & $475,000. 200 High St. from George V. Engel to Maureen O. Brown for GARWOOD & Kerrie A. Garcia to Kenneth A. Caren M. Bachmann for 77 Overhill Rond from George Carlson to John Schade for $300,000. 255 Third Ave. from Richard G. & Gwyn E. Miller for $308,500. $850,000. M. Way III & Kosemnrie Way to $170,000. 399 Walnut Ave. from Patricia Dooley et.al. to Santvinder Kalley 373 Fawnridge Drive from 129 Hazel Ave. from Jamea D. Gregory B. & Rebecca L. Ahearn 5 Johnson Ave. from Jimmy L. Taros et.al. to Patricia Taros for for $250,000. Keith S. Weir to Jonathan & & Carolynn C. Pulliam to James for $370,000. & Claudia A. Murray to Ailan $150,000. 113-115 Winslow Place from Judith Joshua for $352,000. D. & Carolynn C. Pulliam for 139 Passaic St. from Nancy L. Luong for $175,000. 728 Willow St. from Joseph R. Josephine Ruggeri to Richard 206 Harding Road from Karl $40,000. Barth to Chingale L.L.C. for 532 Lexington Ave. from & Sarah Ambrozy to Robert J. Buontempo for $169,000. Brockman to Kenneth & Deborah 527 Hort St. from Grace Vella $130,000. Lorraine M. Kiernan to R. David Pekarsky for $385,000. KENILWORTH Czurlanis for $140,000. to Tara A. McEnerney et.al. for SUMMIT & Kathy O. Korngruen for FANWOOD 721 Vernon Ave. from John 1181 Hetfield Ave. from Scott $289,000. 124 Ashland Road from $270,000. 14 Byron Lane from Bruce Scuorzo III to Adeline & Maria J. P. & Carolyn S. McBride to John 200 Linden Ave. from Robert Michael Nolan et.al. to Pier C. 112 Orange Ave. from Donald Baliko to Richard & Cynthia Marques for $255,000. A. & Michelle Baka for $261,500. A. & Lynn D. Boie to Bradford D. Borra Jr. & Kntherine Borra for & Mary J. Korba to Matthew J. Jablonski for $364,900. 415 N. 14th St. from Thomas & 370 Hoe Ave. from Lawrence & Lilie Bryen for $610,000. $592,000. Sutton III & Lourdes Sutton for 3 Cottage Way from Built-Well Pasqualina Giacobbe to Linda M. & Marcela Mannino to Angela 209 Midwood Place from 25 Canoe Brook Parkway from $294,000. Homes L.L.C. to Shrikant M. & Friscia et.al. for $320,000. Wan for $160,000. Martha A. Chaves to Richard J. Robert & Jennette Fritzky to 1227 Orange Ave. from Anjali S. Ranade for $318,535. 127 N. 21st St. from Gerald 31 Homestead Terrace from Peterson et.al. for $436,900. David R. & Noelle E. Gray for Lorrene N. Grassmann to Rocco 5 Cottage Way from Built-Well Alfieri to David J. & Sarah F. Krill Richard E, & Nancy J. Clemm to 958 Prospect St. from Anthony $465,000. Rusaamanno for $217,500. Homes L.L.C. to Daniel & for $186,000. Robert E. & Kerrie Garcia for J. & Debra A. Cerami to David M. 107 Colt Rond from Moon S. & 37A Parkway Village from Merilyn Nitro for $289,900. 146 S. 25th St. from Scott $447,430. & Katherine D. Brown for $1.68 Eim S. Lee to David B. & Susan Mario Vitale Sr. et.al. to Nancy 190 Farley Ave. from Mark D. Kubik et.al. to Scott Kubik for 2233 Jersey Ave. from James million. B. Berkowitz for $935,000. Curley for $142,000. & Laura J. Crawford to Jimmy & $12,600. H. & Lois S. Schleuss to Michal & 1036 Ripley Ave. from 22 Dunndcr Drive from Scott Maaae Szopinski for $310,500. Katherine S. Taylor to Kenneth & Megan Hansen to Kenneth & 4 Karen Court from Gary & W, Barbour for $256,000. Sarah M. Vostal for $512,500. Computer is appraisers' doubled-edged sword Susan Chase to Keith & Suzanne 1016 South Ave. West from 26 Edgemont Ave. from P, Goldberg for $495,000. Donald I. Stiles to Anthony William L. & Heather Raincsuk BY JAMES M.WOODARD *•* 1966 Lake Ave. from Don S. Hellwig for $255,000. to Christopher & Lori Donohue COPLEY NEWS SERVICE Q. What proportion of today's families own Kim to Don S. Kim et.al. for 320 Sycamore St. from Otto E. for $595,000. their home? $320,000. & Arlene J. Perhach to Richard G. 1 Henry St. from Margaret A. The real estate appraising industry ia experi- A. Homeowners hip in the United States con- 2 Maddaket from Rita Katchen Dooley et.al. for $332,000. Ott et.al. to Padraic & Susan encing a love-hate response to the current and tinues to rise. The ownership rate increased more to Susan Reifsteck for $245,000. 7 Tamaques Way from Jay C. Shay for $292,000. growing wave of computer systems used in real during the 1990s than in any decade since the 17 Pheasant Lane from & Jennifer H. Factor to Julianne 38 Kent Gardens from Troy K. estate sales transactions. 1950s, according to a report from the Fannie Mae Needlepoint Homes L.L.C. to H. Lochte for $339,000. Senter to Kevin Simons for On one hand, special real estate and appraising Foundation. Craig J. & Nancy Guiffre for $1 .BERKELEY HEIGHTS $215,000. software programs have greatly eased and expe- The net increase in homeowners during the million. 317 Diamond Hill Road from 71 Passaic Ave. from Marianne dited research needed to establish current market '90s was the second highest on record. It's 1715 Ramnpo Way from Steven Margit Svennevik to Paulo J. & K. Erdos to Brian K. & Tina L.M. values for properties. Instead of going to the coun- expanding in virtually all regions of the country, & Suzanne R.G. Sloan to Janet Euzimar Ferreira for $230,000. Howson for $475,000, ty courthouse, they now simply click on a few including the large metro areas. Prumackhuk for $336,000. 207 Dogwood Lane from Roy & 91 Prospect St. from Franklin strategic points on their computer screen and they "We've known that the 1990s was a good 838 Sims Ave. from Michael O. Debra Huelsebush to Carol S. & Jacqueline Miller to Raul P. have the "comparable sale" data needed. decade for homeownership," said Stacey Davis, & Omolola Oyerinde to Joel & Behan et.al. for $465,000. & Jacqueline Esquivel for $2.4 Also, an increasing number of real-estate-relat- president of the Fannie Mae Foundation. "But Barbara Fernandez for $279,000. 379 Longview Ave. from Robert million. ed Web sites provide directories of appraisers in what this new research shows is how strong and 412 Willow Ave. from Cherre M. D'Elia Sr. & Judith M. D'Elia 307 Summit Ave. from Richard any local community, thus creating a highly effec- widespread the homeownership expansion was, E. Hughes to Lawrence & to John A. & Susan Saleeby for R. & Carol Dillenbech to Lesley tive marketing tool for participating appraisers. reaching into almost every state and even into Marcela Mannino for $223,000. $700,000. Matthews for $645,000. This often produces clients the appraiser would many of the nation's historically troubled cities. 14 Yarmouth Court from 45 Old Forge Lane from Joseph 316 Summit Ave. from Thomas never have without this resource. "The encouraging trend in urban areas sug- Charles B. & Kathleen A. Longo R. & Frances Zarrelli to John & R. & Dayna W. Arnold to Anthony On the other hand, computer ByBtems also gests that the efforts by the housing community to Barbara Muccia for $269,000. Denise Esmerado for $330,000. & Maureen Monaco for make it easier for lenders and other non-apprais- to expand homeownership opportunities are bear- WESTFIELD 399 Snyder Ave. from James & $1,546,000. ers to access data needed to establish the current ing fruit." 220 Brightwood Ave. from Joan M. Guinee to Jeffrey E. & 22 Windsor Road from value of properties. It some cases, it takes jobs The national homeownership rate increased by Michael Mahoney to Donald G. & Mary S. Frank for $399,900. Frederick C. & Carole Pierce to away from appraisers. two percentage points during the 1990s, reaching Kelly Harrington for $649,000. 3 Whispering Way East from Frederick Rook III & Yolanda A recent announcement from one of the nation's a record level of 66.2 percent by the decade's end. 1725 Central Ave. from John & Robert & Melinda A. Melendes to Rook for $850,000. largest buyers of existing mortgage loans indicat- Growth in the number of homeowners during the Barbara O'Mara to Robert ed they would now accept loans where there was decade was 50 percent greater than during the O'Mara for $169,106. no full-blown appraisal to establish value. This 1980s. 5 Eastgate Square from only applies to certain types of properties where *** Kenneth J. Grispin et.al. to sufficient data can be accessed via computer pro- Q. To what extent do home values vary William J. Corbet Jr. ft Joan K. JSJAMIE REALTORS grams to establish a reasonably accurate assess- throughout the country? Corbet for $449,000. Agency, loc. WWW.CRANFORDREALESTATE .com ment of the property's value. A, Purchasing an eight-room, 2,200 square This, in turn, motivates retail lenders to accept foot home in San Francisco TRADITIONAL VICTORIAN COLONIAL loan application packages without a full appraisal, would now cost you about saving money for the applicant borrower and time $746,500, according, to a in processing the application. The "quick and report from Runzheitner dirty" value assessment still costs the applicant a International, a manage- fee, but not nearly as much as a full appraisal. ment consulting and publica- To compensate for this potential loss of busi- tion company. In Los ness, appraisers are becoming more progressive in Angeles, it would be more their marketing strategies. In some cases they are than $450,000. targeting major Web sites for their primary mar- The same home in Dallas keting outreach - sites like Appraisal.com and would be about $173,700. Appraisersource.com. 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I looked at fast "muscle" cars, the luxury cars, streets of Central Jersey. It's a new the gas efficient compact cars. Isuzu Rodeo LS, courtesy of Open Nothing spoke to me. I wanted a car that I would become part of Road Honda/Isuzu/Mazda and and it of me. owner Rod Ryan. I kept looking though. Sometimes, when I was looking inside to Whan Ryan heard c;f the need see what a car had to offer, people would look at me like I was cas- for an emergency management ing it to steal it Or, how about the time the man in the Menlo Park vehicle with all season capability at Mall asked me if I had locked my keys in the car by mistake and Robert Wood JohnHon University offered help! Try explaining that one to a total stranger! The way he Hospital, he realized immediately looked at me, I didn t know if he thought I was nuts, lying to him, or the contribution that an SUV could if he felt sorry for me. Thank God he didn't call the cops! make to the community. After con- Then, one day in early September of "93,1 was strolling across the sulting with Joe Zukarfein, general parking lot where I worked and 1o and behold, to my sheer amaze- manager of Open Road ment, a car in the middle if the lot spoke to me!! I wasn't looking for it, I started walking by it so nonchalantly, nnd Honda/Isuzu/Mnzda, they decided yet when I came upon it, THERE IT WAS!! that the IHUZU Rodeo LS would be I looked inside and a whole new world of gadgets was presented the perfect vehicle. to me...buttons on the steering wheel to turn on, tune and choose the In a recent ceremony at radio station, more buttons for a CD player and a head-up display!! RWJUH, Rod Ryan and Joe Gadgets galore!! Zukarfein presented the Rodeo to That night, over dinner, I told my husband that I had found the the hospital. New Biunnwick perfect car. The car of my dreams! He knew that I was different Mayor Jim Cahill and Harvey than a lot of women; I knew and understood cars, and when I made Holzberg, president and CEO of my mind up about doing something, it was done. RWJUH, were on hand for the pre- Rod Ryan, owner of Open Road Honda/lsuzu/Mazda presents an Isuzu Rodeo to RWJUH President Harvey Two days after that, with the car still dancing in my head, my sentation, along with Lou Stwso, Holzberg as New Brunswick Mayor Jim Cahill and Hospital EMT Director Lou Sasso look on. husband's car was dead. I mean dead. I did everything I could to the hospital's EMT director, all of revive it, but there was no question it had died. So, we got in my car, whom expressed wincere thanku for lights and lettered as an emergency back to the communities where our dealership is a member of Ryan drove to the Reydel Pontiac dealer down the road to look at the cars. the donation, noting the Ixmttfit it vehicle. dealerships are located. Our suc- Automotive Limited, which also They also dealt in Volkswagens, which is what he thought he liked. would be to the community. Ryan stated that the donation of cess depends directly on the people includes Brunswick Acura, 1041 We drove into the drive and what was sitting there?? THE CAR OF The Rodeo will h« uned by the an SUV to RWJUH in in keeping in those communities who buy our Route 18, East Brunswick; Open MY DREAMS!! EMS Department of the hospital, with his policy of giving back to the cars ami bring them in for service, Road BMW, 731 Route 1, Edison; I told my husband that 1 was going to trade my car in right then where its superb 4-whee] drive community. and we must never lose sight of Morristown BMW, 170 Madison and there, and we'd look for a new car for him tomorrow!! He traction and performance will be "Because of our organization's that." Ave,, Morri.stown; and Wayne thought I was kidding...NOT! 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College grad. $400 (If qualified), dis & rob in lieu of special rntos. fSubject to primary lonclor approv. In lieu of rebaloa. Leases bMBd on 36 mo, S md"vpureft. opt'awilTa "ale end S.bjecUo primary"ender approval Total down/Bank fee/Sec clep/ist pym^ Totol cost: PrizrmSI 59^400/200/179/8668/8575, Trailblazer: S 595/400/350/323/18662/13,944. Losaeo responsible tor malnt.. excess wear & tear. 12K/yr 20c. Photos used lor layout purp only. Olfer cannot be cornbinod w/ any other offer. Not responsible for typographical «rTOr., i Record-Press July 20, 2001 LOBAL AUTO MALL 2-2 008)757-4000 THURSDAY, JULY 19th FRIDAY, JULY 20th SATURDAY, JULY 21st 9am to 9pm GLOBRL CREDIT HOTLINE! IT mm/mm m •• BMRHF • PRE-OWNED ALL LEASE PAYMENTS OVER 250 VEWCUS AVAUBU! um mi ran* GLOBRL CLOBRL CLDBRL f? H. PLflMFBJ)• ^757-4000 N,PLRINFIELD• ^757-4000 PLRINFIELD• ^757-4000 ItHttttt, jHEADQUARTERS CHEVROLET • |F0RGM * N ' EMPLOYEES EX WE'LL BE THERE 2 don; 4 cylinder mgirtt, p/t/b, air Automatic1098, 4 cylinder, p/s/b, air 9cond. dual airbags, tinted glass, am/fm cd player, spoiler bucket seats. MSRP: $15,305. Vin #17372852, Stk #Z789CV $' Automatic, 4 cylinder, p/«/b, air cond, dual airbagj, rr defrost, am/Pm tteno, MSRP: $18,092, SURVIVA1298L PAK, automatic, 4 cylinder9, power steering, power brakes, air conditioning, Vin «1E222944, Stk fZ826M. IO1 NVUNDRI qfl Utafff- P- cruise. MSRP: 517.466. Vin #18243097. Stk IZ946CT .114589 $2900 Due atleaae irtcep mmtmmtt |1O895 m$M.Mwm.9kmw I I 4 cyindef engine, power iteertno, power brakes, akcondrdonina mr dftott, 5 , air cond, d/airbags, tinted glass, am/fm stereo, bucket spdnvl MSRP: $18,522, Vii I seats. MSRP: $17,955. Vin #16261953. Stk IZ799CV. S2900 Due at lease inceo 2.14^89 STKIZ734. $2499 Due at teas* incep immzmmti Ml'-. • (Ml Wpn^pAi\iiM,(rtrt,c«ita»aiii Automatic, 6"cyl!ndefi p/s/B| air cond, airfaag, cruise, tilt, tint, power windows, toylenenby,cd(tov,MSfiP-.$».647,Vin power locks, am/fm cassette, MSRP: $23,930, Vin #1K245162, Stk #Z911CT t1TQ03lH2,S»tZ»lMtZ9000u»aftieaHareep "MONTERO mnu«u Automatic, 8 cylinder, p/s/b, air cond, airbag, cruise, tilt, tint, p/windows, p/locks, p/mirrs, IT VttMic, S C)WK, pU, > end, atug, CUM, *, tat, [defrost, keyless entry, rear heal/ac, am/fm cd player, MSRP: $33,106, Vin #1J297814, Stk #Z907CT 518495 If • » IllWfc •KBTI • Shown with MONTERO in optional Hi-top 17995 fcyfoder engine, p/s/b, dual aftags, Ht, tinted glass, conv. span, bucket seats, 24 hr r/s assist, am/tm $ cass^te. side tteps, S spd mrt, no aif. MSRP: S20.775, Vin «1 P375991. Stfc JZ362JE mr ^^ ^"^^ ^^™»™< ^m ^^mr ^^m~ £29989 Automatic, 6 cylinder, power steering, power brakes, air cond, cruise, tilt, tinted glass, power AirtomatB, 6 cyfcidw, p/s/b, air cood, dual airbags, *te, cruse, St, hrt, pAmdows, pAjeks, p/mm, dial pwt teats, conm, ^windows, power locks, sofa, am/fm stereo, MSRP: $27,361, Vin K1B140393B, Stk KZ817CT. spare, kaytess entry, cass/CQ, IF castaJutn wtfa. roof radi, f PKG, HSRp:$32,530, Vn fl0551674, Sft IZ137^.^ ifeTOC Sliicff W7fl, 1*0 /0Mmr urlctf «lergest seleci CHEVROLET MITSUBISHI Visit our website: SraUf AU LANGUAGES: W \A/ \A/ . - -^,- AHOl^ RUSSIAN • PORTUGUESE POLISH • ITAUAN • FBEJ4CH GlobalAulo.com MINUTES FROM: GARDEN STATE PARKWAY NJ TURNPIKE • RT 78 & RT 287 Rrnesincl. afl costs to be pead by the consumer except for lic^ising, registration and taxes, *Offer with approved credrt. Deoterto subskfize mo. pymt to buyer's finance source unta 09/01/01, Subj. to prknar/tento ^provai. FVmtec^cUaEtedal A Tier Finance r^e. **l^> to 60 mo on select models ki Seu of refesrtes fjf qual). Prices itxi ai rebates&lncerTtives. Special financing in heu of rebates. Select vehides ir>d. col! grad rebate (rf quaft. Blazer price incL $600 Blazer to Blazer rebate fri qual). Jeep lease ind. $2000 Jeep loy. rebate. Tahoe price kid. $1000 Ta^oe to Tahoe iBbatefif qual), §Price incl. ^00 Mrtsybtsrt byatty fif qua§, AM leases are based on closed-end tease w^urch Optn avail at lease end. Cap cost reduc. plus 1st nx>. pymt., ref sec dep. & acq fee due at lease incep. Chevy leases: (Purch Optn: $8469 Malibo, $7504 Prtem, $11,965 Bla^r) Total pymts; Pnzm: $^K39t Biazer 11t965, Maftw: $8394. Mleage: 1 a fni/yr 20i. Mite leases (Purch Qpin: $4350 Mirage, $7599 Galartt, $12,748 Dian^KtB^$9075Edipse,$12)510Montefo($12,679Montero^t). TotaJp down ppt, 6 2.9% apr, lotal cost: Astro: $24,367. All advert, vetiicles sold cosmetically as is. Ad offers can not be combined. Photos used lor layout pypses only, Lessee respon, for maint. & excess wear I tear. Prices subject to change. Not respon. for typographical errors. July 20, 2001 Record-Press D-1 Automotive/Classified All New Protege 5 In Stock For Immediate Delivery Along With ^ Outstanding Over 270 Other Values On All \/ Fiictorv Mazda Models MEVI-TANS O I* iii;tiiciiii> loo! At Lower Prices! With Fiietory Financing As ^Lkl Low AN 0.9% APR* Jeep Flemj Flemii Oadne Rts. 202 & 31, Ftemington, NJ Rte. 202 & M, Flcmin^ton, NJ Call 908-788-5858 Gall 908-782-7500 Recognised iw a www.flemington.eom consistent leader in www.flemington.eont customer tatitfaution 'Special APR Flnaneinft nvailnblc for up to M) mos. Recognized As A Notional Leoder In Cutlomar on select niotlels in lieu of rebates to quiillned buyers Robted Satisfaction And Sales Excellencel •Special APR Financing available for up to 48 mos. on select models in litiu ofjebates to qualified buyers. 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Fternincifcon Flemi Flemi CMATRIKXOUIITRV Rts. 202 & 31, Flcmington, NJ IUs. 202 & 31^ Flemin^ton, NJ Call 908-782-3673 Call 908-782-2400 www.fl cm ington .com www.flciningtoiimmv.coin •Special Al'K financing up to 3(t mos. on Pnthfindera, to qualified buyer?, July 20, 2001 Record-Press SOMERSET • MIDDLESEX • UNION mwmmwm Need a new set of wheels? ready CHEVROLET 1548 Route 22 East Bridgewater 356-2460 CLAYTON AMMMAN DODOI "78 Years Of Sales & Service" Main Street, Peapack (90S} 234-0143 GMC COLONIAL MOTORS The Truck Experts Find just the car you want Route 22 West, North Branch 1 -800-773-8737 at the price you want to pay. 270 Route 22 West Qreen Brook classified, 752-8383 To Showcase Your Dealership in AUTOSOURCE Call Barbara Morgan at (90S) 575-6719 the first place to look for everything Just In: new from the Douglas Auto Group Ihe extra stuff goes ng for the ride FREE!! car? It's called "The Douglas Advantage" Check the Available at our Ford Volkswagen and Bulck showrooms, And "The Total Ownership Experience" classified ads Available at our Infiniti showroom. first. •it,-' Hundreds of dollars in added benefits... and it doesn't Want to get into a new cost a dime more on cars and trucks like these: car fast? Get into the DOUGLAS VOLKSWAGF.N classified section first QualityChecked certified INFINITI Classified ads offer the Certified Pre-owned widest selection of PRE-OWNED CE . Jl 2001 TOLK^A'AGEN GOLF GLS 18 TURBO 1996 INFINITI IWSINFINITU^Ot newand used vehicles ,uo,fW./K >\!"T !M'« S ?ol Won (•( yl DrvT 5ea?/Si4DAifWP/n W. A* Aj fanA Ltfif.IWC Ncv, COB VW nrt«JC?r«b64 ^ $ in the market Plus, 9995 314,495 $17,995 $17,995 $21,495 2001 VOLKSWAGEN GOLF GLS 1999 VOLKSWAGEN PASSAT GLS 1998 INFINITI 130 classified ads are the v1.P/ABS 1998 INFINITI QX4 4X4 . .... ,JA*BOQLBlpol \n W. Ai Ai boa 'n i risst? Ak.N-\ w^vn in ;AI» 1 [> A^^ J ai P/ABS ftkvS/W/L S $ s 1/^.S ^JU Will WJJS J3 709 W most convenient way ? s S 12,995 17,995 l 6,995 18,995 l 9,995 21,995 toi comparison shop D FOR SE 1999 VOLKSWAGEN GTIGL5 1 m VOLKSWAGEN PASSA1GLS 1997INFINITII 2001 INFINITI 130 Mm [rJ Cat VH MMft X W « iwiiBiaiww $ $ features, prices and 13,995 18,995 Vlf"""l6,995 * "W;995 H9,995 24,995 2000 F 2001 VOLKSWAGEN NEW BEETLE 2000 \OLKSWAGEN RftSSAT GLS WGN ^WWINSII^^^^ payments. Svjf 4 l> 6 ^x) Man itofa i Cy( f A! !\n V Po,)< M> i-;vj V.N I IM4?»?J P/ARS Ivw/E/W/L A* Duol Ai toils lid i. «' Ti-LiW Cciss ViNIVEJJIOli I GOT Mi | COB/CD $ $ s ta tarn/1514- 13,995 20,495 •16,995 20,995 2O995 S39,988 Ready to ride? Check /6Yr/75,000Mlle • TOO Point Inspection • 10 yts/100,000 Miles fViwertram Limited Warranty •Extension Or Original Powertraln Limited •2 vrs/24.000 Miit?5 Schoduled Maintenance the classified section Warranty Comprehensive Factory /Roadside Assistance •Plus 2A Hour Roadside Assistance For 7 Years Warranty Up To 7 Yrs/ / l JO.i.ltM l>v tlm A;!>frlc'tin Au1->n>oiide Aivxof 100,000 Miles. For Warranty Period .jn,l it- uffii^iU'd v kjt'S m ITH? Um't'Ci States first 1 Some restrictions apply. /115 Point Quality Att No Charge For Original Owners. •24/7 Roadside Assistance i • F i • i T r Inspection See Dealer For Dt?tn«is Program Douglas Ford 430 Morris Ave., Summit, NJ Douglas VW 491 Morris Ave., Summit, NJ Douglas Infiniti 68 Franklin PI., Summit, NJ classified, Call 908-273-6060 Call 908-277-3300 Call 908-522-7300 the first place to look for everything DOUGLAS in Summit. www.douglasautonet.com .. .we're all you need to know. Prices Incl. All Costs To Be Paid By A Consumer Except For lie Reg, fit Taxes. July 20, 2001 Record-Press Wytnan Ford Proudly Announces We Are... Big Savings On Brand New 2001 Ford Taurus SE LEASE PER MO. 36 MOS.*2A7/.J16975 4 dr,S. 3.0L* ^fci^^ 6 cyl, autoB OD m trans, / pwrFOR strng/brks, ONLY AIR. • cloth\01^0 buckets, allm sn %0 tires, front & rear floor mats, alum whls. VIN#1A277292. MSRP $20,005. Buy price incl. $1500 rebate, $400 coll grad rebate it qual'* &$1130 Wyman Discount. 36 mo closed end FMCC lease w/12k mi/yr; 15c thereafter. $500 cust cash, $1500 rebate & $500 Lease Renewal Rebate if qualf = down pymnt + $247 1st pymnt = $747 due at lease signing. Ttl pymnts = $8892. Ttl Cost = $9392. SAVE '3030 Brand New 2001 Ford Explorer Sport 4, PER MO. OR BUY 36MOS.* FOR ONLY 4.0L V-6, auto trans, pwr strng/brks/6 way dr seat/mirrs, AIR, 4900lbs GVWR, AM/FM stereo, CD, side air bags, step bar, front tow hooks, fog lamps, alum whls, tilt, speed control, remote keyless entry, VIN#1UA63205, MSRP $28,140. Buy price incl. $2000 rebate, $700 FOord Discount, $400 coll grad rebate If qual" & $2321 Wyman Discount. 36 mo dosed end FMCC lease w/12k ml/yr; 150 thereafter. $500 cust cash, $2000 rebate, $1000 Off Lease Rebate if qualf & $500 Off Lease Rebate if qualf = down pymnt + $296 1st pymnt = $796 due fora SAVE S5421 at lease signing. Ttl pymnts - $10,656. Ttl Cost = $11,156. "Celebrating 66 Years! 1713 SPRINGFIELD AVE. MAPLEWOOD 973-761-6000 Saturday Service 8am-1pm OF MAPLEWOOD Minut»$ From Prices & pymnls include all cosls to bo paid by a consumer cxcojii (of licensing, rngistralion A tnxos. Nol rosponsiblo lor typographical urrors, Picluioa aro for Illustration jiurposos only (Musi QCP Exit 143 • Rt 78 • Rt 22 tie Currenl Ford Lossoo lo qual lor Renewal robato. Soo donlor tor complolo dolails 'Purctiaso oplion al loaso and = (THUMB • $6002), (£«()fu«ir • $10,974). LOBSOO rasp, (or oxcosa woar S Itoinl Daunt In Union tear. "Must bo a recent gradualo ol a 2 or A yr accredited colterjo lo qual Suit (fir lor duUnls. . nomw i/VfWI m umun Check the classified ads first. Whether you're Need a new set of wheels? opening doors or climbing corporate '•ill ladders, your new career starts in the classified section. '., -•>• t Make an executive decision. Check the classified ads first Find just the car you want classified at the price you want to pay. the first place to look for everything classified ISdNhi ish" i i»j.; the first place to look for everything Record-Press July 20, 2007 NORRIS CHEVROLtf Serving Union County's Automotive Needs For 75 Years With Low Prices & Excellent Service! SUMMER 7 pass Boaling, 3.3L VC, aulo Irans, FWD, pwi V6, aulo Irans. FWD. pwr sli/ABStoind/lclis, AIR. slr/wmd.lcks'brks.AIH, AI*FM stereo, til cruise, rool AU/FM sloreo-cass. till, cruise, dual air bags, r/def, rack, inl wip, r/del, I'gls, 83.01! mi, STK #928U, VIN l/gls, 45,745 mi, STK *917P, VIN *TC400435. *PXS?70O4- $4995 $6995 vV CMWfQHI PlttR MSM •t? 1.8L4 cyl. auto trans, FWD, pwr slr/brks, 4 dr, V6, auto trans. FWD. pwr sting/4 whl disc ABS/wind/locks/rnirrs, AIR, tilt, cruise, AIR, AM/FM 6)oreo-cass, dual air bags. Inl t/Qls, r/def, inl wip, tehtt deterrent sys, AM/FM wlp, r/del, t/gls, 15,148 mi. STK #94 IP, VIN StofflO-cass, 39,091 mi, VINWY108611. #XXZ-I4783. *9995 *10,995 Ltaie 3.0L V6, auto lians, FWD, 7 passenger, pwr FWD, 4 dr, 3.1L V6, auto Hans, pwr str/wirKlicks/ABStmirrs, AIR, ArA/FM slatoo-caBS, PtrMo. slr,1)ik.'winil1ocks,'rr,irr, AIR, AWFM steioo cass till, 2nd slldinudoor. tilt, cruise dual air bags, prr/gls 36 Mo*.* cruise, dual airbaps, inter wip, r del, t/ols, trip odom, inl iwp. r/del, fom hatch rel 32 000 ml, STK «952U, vanity mirr, 24,002 mi, STK *B77P. VIN CY1257856. VIN*WRB76869. H2.995 •13,995 57L V-8. auto Iran9. pwr strng/4 whl disc A dr. 3 4L VS, aulo trans. FWD pwr ABS/wind/fOcks/mlirs/seat, AIR, AM/FW slr/ABS/wind/lckVmirrs/sent, AIR, AM/FM stereo- stareo-cass. Ithr, rool rack, privacy gls, alloy casa, CD. nil. cruise, ieathar, sliding sun root, whls. Inl wlp. f/det. 77,148 ml, Slk>911U. r/spoller. al!oy whls. inl wip. f/def. t/gls. ram trunk VIN#S$J 300944 rel, 32,338 ml. STK *969P. VIN #XC34B41B. i® 14.995 14,995 Vortec 6000 VB. s 4 JL High Output ve. aulo liana. 1WO p*i 341 V6. auto trans, FWD. pwr 4 whi drv, pwr slr/Aes/w>nd/lcksfseat/mlns, AM/FM slneo. CD, Ml, str/brks/wind/icks/mirrB, AIR. AM/FM steroo- ccuise, dual air bags, prkv gls, alloy whls. wide liiea. cass, tilt, dual air bags, int wrp, r/del, t/gls, cup In! wla r'wip i/d«l. Vgls. map Us. iwn hatch rel. tektts. conv spurt. 29.2S6ml, STK#942P. VIN *W2211?5e. hWrs, 16.445 ml, STK H939P. VIN #19127200 new »15,995 MI6.995 3 MONTH 3OOO IVIILE I Huron •«I>OBH WARRANTY 1S.WS F38350 . ca r f a x. co m Check the HABLA ESPANOi classified ads CHEVY 433 NORTH AVE. • WESTFIELD • 908-233-0220 first. SEE US ON THE WORLDWIDE WEB AT: www.newnorrischevrolet.com or E-MAIL US AT: norchevfeaol.com WE'LL BE THERE Wanttogetintoanew car fast? Get into the classified section first Classified ads offerthe widest selection of new and used vehicles in the market Plus, rea classified ads are the most convenient way Check the classified ads first. toi comparison shop features, prices and Want to get into a new car fast? Get into the classified section first. Classified ads payments. offer the widest selection of new and used vehicles in the market. Plus, classified ads are the most convenient way toi comparison shop features, prices and payments. Ready to ride? Check Ready to ride? Check the classified section first the classified section first classified classified-- i >,. st the first place to look for everything the first place to look for everything TSl Jlily 20. 2001 Record-Press MARANO & SONS Visit our website: www* maranosonsauto. com USED CAR SAjyi SPECIALS hunt 1998 SAAB BOO-S 2001 VOLVO V40 WAGON 1998 DODCE DUKANCO 1999 SATURN SL-2 1998NERCHYNMJTJUNai •Idr, auto, |Vs, p/b, (>/w, Sport klr. -1x4, auto, air, p/s, p/locks. till, enlist", cass. Auto. ;iir. p/s. p/l>, p'w. •1 dc 4x4. auto, air, p/s, p/b, 2 dr, aulo, air. ps. pl>, till, moonroof, htiitctl si'ats. p.liu'ks, tilt, cruise, c.iss. |V'K p.lncks, Silt, cruise, wss. I'vuisi', nuumronl, only ph. p.'w. p/locks, p/scats, cil alloy winds, only ;! seats, alloy wheels, only IHi.tltIO, VINttX/ll.S-iHS liMllier. lilt, cruise, cass, cd, alluv wlu'fls, ;!7.(IO() 1 miles, VIN#Li(UJL''JS 15.1HI0 VlNKWS78 r.IHK) miles \'INdWK2 ,9%^a. FrNANCINC " k Check the BRAND NliW 2001 COUg&T BRAND NEW 2ooi Mercury Villager Estate BRAND 2mn Mercury Sable GS classified •2DoorV6 -Powsr Tiunk • Tinted Glou • 7 Pcuiftnger Saalin • Powor trunk • fiacir Dotogger • AM/FM Stereo Cassette • Auto Tram w/OD • Powar Seol Cloth Interior •V6 • Powe< Soot • Tinfuti Glais Aulo Trons w/OD • f ill Wheel • Auto Tiam w/OD ^ Air Conditioning • luather Inteiior • Power Steering •Air Conditioning Remote Mirrors Power Steering • Cruise Control section •Pow«r Slavring •AM/FM 5loiBoC •MSRP $28,455 • Power Brokoi • AM/fM Stereo Ca» w/CD Aluminum Wheel) • Power ABS Bratoi • Till Whsel •STKHIVII Power Brakei • Rear Defogger • Power Windows • T.It Wheel •MSRP $19,630 • Power Window* • Cfuiie Conlrol •VIN #IOJO8I6O Power Window* •Tinted Glan first. • Power loct» • Cruise Control •STK#1KI6 •Power Lacks Power Locks •MSRP $20,405 • Real Defogger •VIN #15615301 Power Trunk •STK #15153 Air Conditioning •VIN#tA63828i Pric* incl. $2000 man. rob. & $400 college grad. reb. Kqual' Pries incl $ IV60 dli discount, $2500 man. leb H $400 coil giad il qual* i incl t 10 tkoloi diltui.ni, 11500 nnun reb & $400 CDltegi mud r«b. it dual S Sawy home shoppers Buy For reachfor th e classified Only 23,595 excess wea117,49r A tear. * *in liou of $2000 rebate. All priest & 5pymtt incl all Prico> incl all coilj to bo paid by consumer except license, registration & taxes Supersedes all previous offers. Nol re jp for (ypoi. Lasses reap foi ads before they hit the applicable customer rebates & incentives. Alt reb go back to dlr. .* * 36 mo doted end lease w/12,000 mi/yr; 204 thereafter streets. The newspaper classified THOMAS LINCOLN section offers ft \ \ti>if limn I l'ii,mi\<- \l I litmuis' everything they need FREE 1st Payment! to make an informed t purchasing decision. Wanttomakea move? BRAND NEW 2ooi Lincoln Town Car Executive BRAND NEW 2ooi Lincoln Navigator 4x4 » dr. VS. tlulo Irani «/(}{>, |. - I 4 dr. VB, ay|n Mnnl. «/OD. |>^' l^/bi*/*ind/lc<>i/"y^A»fil, *lfr AW/f M ihsieo run toi*. f'lt, cruri* f def Imi leulKei inf M'JRF «/tn chuni)«', Alp.nl HB.OO. lill. toriiii. I ilal. 1ml $ Check the classified 139,99$. STK #H?3, VIN M1V64/&6? Iwt. $ Irolh.rml, IUST A SAMPLE OF OUR HUGE PRE-OWNED INVENTORY! THOMAS •94 LINCOLN TOWN CAR SIGNATUKK •95 LINCOLN MARl VIII '9« MI-KCURY GRAND MARQUIS LS A dr, V8, outo Irani, pwr str/brk/winrj/locks/sools, AIR, '/ tlr, Vfl, uulo trans, pwr sir/lirt/wiiid/lr" Is/setil/lrunk, A dr, VB. nulo Iriirn «/f >n, |>"r •-ll/AHr./wihd/focki/lrunli/wot, classified AIM, AM/fM ilnmrj ciiiv lil>. '.n"in, 1 ilsf. l/yli. loath, rem. mirr, AM/FM stereo cass, lilt, cruise, t/gls, looth, 65,613 mi. AIH AM/FM ilorcfi i.x.n\, Itll, r.ri/iM!, lint, r rlol, Inntli, irinonrf, 2b, IB.') mi, SfK HI PIVA, VINflSYA.I'/IVJ. dlum whlv :t/,i)VV mi. ".IK #1111 A, VIN HWX676296. |LINCOLN STK «IL59A, VtN WRY/32160. w s 1 I ,^S>3 the first place to look for everything Mercury ' 'OO MERCURY SADLIi WAGON '99 LINCOLN TOWN CAR '99 MERCURY MOUNTAINEER AWD 5 dr. V6 aulo tram, pwr str/b'k/wmd/laclrs/ioal. AIS. A til, VU. nulo Hum w/OD. |)«r ilf/brli/wiiiil/luLlti/liunk/Hi 4 rir, VB, aulo Irrjnt. pwi itr/bik/wind/lDclil/ieal, AIR, 369 SOUTH AVE. E. AM/FM itBreo cass, 3id soal, till, ciuiso, 1 'inf. 13,550 mi, AtP, AM/IM lt*JBU r.tus. lilt, cFiiiift, r dpi, t/ijti. Incith, J), AM/tM iinmo coii w/t.D, till, ciuiio, 1 dsf, l/gli, leath, 1 mrjorirf, ulum wltli, ?V,43/mi. 5IK S1P37, VIN WXUJ0933S WESTFIELD, NJ ^2 1 ,^S>3 (908) 232-6500 'OO FORD T- I 50 XLT 4X4 00 LINCOLN TOWN CAR SIGNATURE O0 LINCOLN TOWN CAR SIGNATURE Pickup, VB, pwr sir/btk/wiiid/lrjclm, AIH. AM/FM sl«roo A l)l, Vfl. ouln tmni/OlJ. pwvl stF/ABS/wind/lrif li/mull/liuFilr. A dr, V(S. (i irtiM! «/r.JD, *( H'/t,rl/w.nd/l'jtki/lMink/i»ol, AIR, AIR AM/fM lUroi) tun. Iml. t fttif, lilt, r'uis«;, Imiitior, ulurn AM/FM ilft r(m hll tni'i i, i det. r-m. lootfi jeinoln miir Qfumwhll ecus, till rruise clolh, r«m. rrtirt, tilimi wtils ?l ,^19 1'n, S1K r 1ST ^lili, V7.BOO mi, 'IK tlll'JI. Vlhi «YYBil?H/A, J0.10S mi .lr! )t(jPI01, VIN WYYBI1O39' Prices incl all costs lo be paid by « I PB4. VINWYCB0336O consumer except license, regislrolion & taxes. Nol resp for typos. Record-Press July 20, 200j SERVICES INC I0-3O VAKD CONfAINF.RS COMMERCIAL • INDUSTRIAL • RESIDENTIAL P. DUMRSTER RHNTAL CUAN III'STRVIO.S 8 OCMOI.ITION 9Oe-6Be-B229 CLASSIFIEDS FAST hunting H , CREDIT J" s^ *v s" 'APPROVAL! I. Mike Jim one oil t{« approved. 2 Low nun on im fora you thousand!. 3. Great Selection! Great Prices! "Our Sen •ice Makes (be Difference" __Ca)) Pre-owned Certified The Credit ACURA $31,600 I990 3005fl $16,250 Experts: 1WJ2t1Pt»m $16,900 . 6 c.yl. 4 (Ji, oulo 8!k/;jry.6'.y.'1O'.'mlrj y 50,! 74 mi VIN WA498765 79/i*)rrii VlMASlOWW 57.2V4m<. VINTC01396! Jaguar I-8OO- BMW 1997 XJA 527,125 Check the 19993281 5 29,999 43,?M mi VIN WA.W62?6 AipWtit/Sfjnd,6r.yl.4dr, 1995 SlK2iO $32,000 .'13r/Vf]fu Virj VCflflVft9fl classified section first. 6 'l*i MAM cm VT-J XKGO7418 SflvGf/Bk.4 cyl. ^ 'i, DOWN fora Vlv NO PROBLEM Check the classified ads first. Whether you're opening doors or climbing corporate Chevy • Honda • Nissan • Lexus • Ford • Toyota • Cadillac • Acura ladders, your new • Dodge • Lincoln • Pontiac MUST BE SOLD! career starts in the HERE'S classified section. HOW IT WORKS. YOUR LEASE Make an executive ttw pay 999 down payment M MY $m ot owr 2S9 mi 6-MONTHS EARLY! Fonfj, Mitf uwrf em, Wte, Mt.SWt, pkk-m and Yom e*» Mt 9mt 9t Mar an—mt auto hs*» wp to decision. mM want. Then drive away «M tka dual of a Mfatime. •In W momttn amtf WmtOUT HNMUT write* Ptme ami You mesf be ff ftan of age or ot' wm m wmawmmmiwi yon haao or pmrtkai* any aeloct car, Check the classified 839 down andtheappScabk State sah$ thm,SWorpk*-*atFor4mridBriaat tan and ngittnthn he. your h*ae paymomt papiwotk mmd wo't ads first. akowv you kowmom oaay Hiato VALUE!! fordt tdrhrim§ai classified WORLD the first place to look for everything *t*&s^^S**' PARK 158 E. WESTFIELD AVE. ROSELLE PARK. NJ SALES HOURS: MON-THURS 9am-9pm FRIDAY 9am-9ptn, SATURDAY 9am-6pm PARTS & SERVICE HOURS: MON-FRI 7am-6pm, SATURDAY 8am-1 pm 908 245-6100 '$39 paid at time of sale is used as the down payment on 48-60 finance contract, balance to be paid to lender plus interest. Offer is subject to primary lender approval. Guaranteed credit approval may require larger equity position. See dealer for details. '"99 Corolla VIN# XC179226 w/26,000 mi. NADA value S12,400 sale price S8.400 " Select vehicles @ MSRP. all rebates and ince^'ivos to tho denlor. July 20, 2001 Record-Press Be the first one on your block to get a 2002 Saturn. Saturn of Green Brook 270 Route 22 West (Unless you live on our block.) 732-752-8383 hunt Saturn of Union 267S Route 22 West 908-686-28W Payments based on specially ing equipped 2tX)2 Sl.l with M.S.R.P. of $14,290.Thirty-nine monthly payments rural $7,761. Option /month to purchase at lease end for $199 amount to be determined at for 39 months. lease signing. Primary lending The 2002 Saturn SLIs are here. source must approve lease. Delivery must be taken from fora And we're slid trying to decide participating retailer by 7/31/01. See retailer for restrictions. which is more attractive: Mileage charge of $.20 per due mile over ,W,(MK) miles. I .e.ssec the silver blue color or the lease. $995 pays tor excess wear. Payments at lease signing on a may be higher in some states. Not available with other offers. 2002 Saturn SL1. ©2001 Saturn Corporation. No security deposit requind. Tax. title and license art extra. SATURN A Different kind «/'Company. A Hi (to rout Kind <>/ t --> '- UH'II i.llltrtl.ioni assifieds Get KA :-,-• *,:•'•;• : Check the classified SUPER SPECIAL DISCOUNTS FOR AAA & AARP MEMBERS* section first. SAVE '5205 ON A ON A MUtND NEW 2001 CHEVY Std equip inct: 4 cyl, pwr stmg/brks, SILVIERADO Std Equip Incl: auto OO trans, pwr Sawy home shoppers t/gls, 6ft bed, b/e mirrs. Opt Equip strng/brks. Opl Equip Incl: 5300 v-8, Inct: auto OD trans, deep t/gls, sldg doop t/gls, r/dol, locking (Jiff, auto Irac, LS PICKUP 15004S«4X4«EXT. GAB alum whin, w/l liros, fog (amps, Z71 reach for the classified r/wind, w/l tires, LS Trim, AIR, Oil Hd Pkg, Trailor Pkg, A|fl, pwr AM/FM Stereo, CD. alumwhls, $ wind/focks/mifrs. AM/FM stereo, CDwr, mats. Stk#5639KT, keyless onlry, b/s miefgs, 40/20/40 frt ads before they hit the VIN#1K183107, MSRP $15,861. Goal. Stk#5635KT, vrN#1E208129, MSRP $31,703. Incl $500 factory Incl. $2000 fact, rebate & $400 * 26,498 robnio & $500 Bonus Cash. streets. The GMAC recent college grad rebate. newspaper classified SUVE 2934 section offers ONAMANDNEW 0NAMANDNEW everything they need to make an informed Std Equip Incl: 4 cyl, pwr Std Equip Incl: 4 cyl, pwr slrng/brks, CAVALIER •m strng/brks, AIR, sp. mirrs, whl t/gls, AIR, r/def, sp mirrs, whl cvrs. purchasing decision. Opt Equip Incl: auto OD trans, 4 DOOR SEDAN cvrs. Opt Equip Incl: aauto traction control, rr spoiler, 6 speaker 2 DOOR COUPE trans, tilt, r/def, stereo, CD. audio, tach. b/s mldgs, mats, mech Slk#1256C, VIN#1Z422732, Wanttomakea trunk opener, intwip, AM/FM Stereo, MSRP $15,430. Incl. $2000 CD, cargo net Stk#6759B, fact, rebate & $400 GMAC VIN017214O24, MSRP $15,125. Incl recent college grad rebate. move? $1750 fact, rebate & $400 GMAC 496 Check the classified recent college grad rebate. ads first SAVE SMWE SAVE •3OBO ON A NEW ZOO1 CNEVT ON A MEW 2001 CHEW ON«NEW2O0f CMEVT WLfMJEaJL tDOOnSEBAN LS*2 DOOR»4X4 h DOOR SEDAN pwr j | fl , , LS>2 DOOR COUPE imled gl . SP murs. Am, lilt, r/dai pwr iruiiWior.ks. whl StrJ wjui|> Intl V 0 [>Wf r.unabik' r , Cj.jf [>,,,,„ I,.,, ,,...„ pwr Std Equip inct 3 HI V-6, auto OD Ifans spafw ir'fM arriarc . ^.1 lire*. ,i.'^ (.11 ;t#: ntn •!|).'»'.'«,i«n.B.t.,n,,rr AIH. till rMul QiH r,,,,,,, !„, ' r lilt irui» L j Inni. tr>/!ir,-, ',r,(r^ rrj,,l classified (fng/brkf,'*iridloc>.s/miffS. AIR, til!. 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