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"There were Jersey Affiliate of the Susan G. from numerous townships are age turned out to be more wires down." he said. "Of Komen Breast Cancer still trying to put the severe than was originally esti- course, PS EG is in charge of Foundation, Westfield Mayor back together. pieces Thomas Jardim ties a pink ribbon mated The engine will have to that, so there is a problem in recognition of Breast Cancer Union County towns are be replaced, which will cost when a wire is dangling across Finally finishing clean-up Awareness Month. Westfield, $20,000 to $30,000. he said. a tree." Fanwood and Scotch Plains are efforts and starting to return to "We thought we would be He said there were a number among the more than 20 North normal life after the events of able to just drain the water out of roads his crews were forced Jersey towns participating in the Sept. 16 and 17. when the worst of the engine." Ellis said. "It to block off while waiting for Tie a Ribbon for the Cure pro- utorm since 197l's Tropical will be cheaper in the long run PSECi workers to repair the gram. Storm Dorifi ravaged Central to replace the engine," downed wires. jersey and left behind a legacy The chief said an insurance "(The sturm 1 made our work- ()f downed trees, flooded base- adjuster has already appraised load increase by 100 percent," ments and snarled roadways. the damage and insurance will Manfra said. "We're doing it, , In Scotch Plains, where the cover the cost of replacing the we're just getting tired. We fire department responded to engine, which means it will don't have a big crew." ^14 calls to pump Hooded base- continue to be covered by a Things were similarly busy ments, clean-up projects con- warranty. in We stile Id, where "we were tinue. Most of the clean-up is Ellis siiid he did not know- inundated with calls," accord- being handled by the when the repairs would be fin- ing to Deputy Fire Chief John Department of Public Works, ished, but he had previously Castellano. which had to hire trucks from stated the loss of the engine Some South Side residents the Waste Management does not affect his department's were evacuated in the face of Corporation to assist in the col- ability to respond to emergen- rising flood waters, and lection of the vast number of cies. The truck's predecessor Castellano said his department Cancer program has some seeing pink items residents lost to flood has been filling in while repairs received about lifil) culls during waters and abandoned. are made, he said. the storm - about i:ir> of which The pink ribbons you will see Realtors' group. "The occasion to ;il its htniulu's. Woodward "We had tremendous tree The chief's Suburban, mean- required a response, such as popping up around your neigh- raise money was complemented Properties tins underwritten the damage," said Cathy Budzinski while, fared better than the pumping out a basement. "It borhood will signal the beginning by tb(> opportunity to sprr;id cost for priMlinf. posters. of the Scotch Plains rescue truck — water got into was a multitude of things," the of the "Think Pink for the Cure" important tuv.ist hivdth inloim;i Volunteers spent more than Department of Public Works, deputy chief said. "There was a publicity campaign, aimed :it lion to the public." 10(1 hours preparing the 1 \l'l- the oil and the rear end of the raising awareness of the serious- Summit Bank bus joined t lie inch satin ribbons, as well as "In rrotintf the Glenside Avenue sport-utility vehicle, but "there lot of rain, so water was a big ness of breast cancer. ell'orl again this vear mill will Memory Ol'" and "In Honor Of" stream suffered so much dam- was no major damage," Ellis thing." The campaign is sponsored by have baskets of ribbons available lags. age the town is seeking help said. "It needed an oil change Castellano said tbo fire the Susan (i. Komen Breast from the county to remove the any way." department spent (wo days Cancer Foundation, North Jersey brush she said "imploded" on Floyd's pounding rains and cleaning up after the storm, Affiliate. The program is hched- the stream. wind also wreaked havoc in which caused some minor dam- uled for October in 20 some New Still, the department Fanwood, where Department of age to equipment, "We had the Jersey towns as pnrt of Breast remains on-call to assist Scotch Public Works Director Kay normal things," he said. "Three Cancer Awareness Month. Last I N » T I T U T I year's campaign won (be COJMUOIOQY IRAININO CtNttB* Plains residents. Budzinski Manfra suid flooding was the pumps burned out from all of HAIR « SKIN « NAILS said. "We're very willing to help first of many problems his the water and a radio got wetNational (iroup Volunteer Award anyone with any type of storm crews encountered during and and burned up." from the Texas-based Inundation, OPEN HOUSE Tuesday, Oct. 12th damage," she said, after the storm. The pink ribbon haw become Visit our website nt www.caiirllnslllMta.biiwuli.com One thing nearly all ofthe international symbol lor Scotch Plains Fire Chief "In the beginning, the Central Jersey had in common breast cancer awareness. During CALL A CAPRI NEAREST YOU FOR DETAILS OR Jonathan Ellis said he realizes biggest thing was Hooding." was a lack of drinking water this month, volunteers will be 1 -8OO*BE CAPRI the damage was worse in other Manfra said. "Some areas got 4, after Hoods washed over the tying pink ribbons around niunk'- parts of the Garden State, but 5, even 6 feet of water. We Elizabeth! own Water Chiton Kenllworth I'nraimn Illicit ipal trees and selling the ribbons \ m 4 (908)an* rla that doesn't mean the township worked until about three Company's Runt un-Mi lint one at certain locations. South volun- hasn't had its share of woes, he o'clock in the morning (Sept. water treatment plant, causing teers also are scheduled to tie and added. "There wasn't flooding 17 > and were back in by 7,'AO .severe damage and crippling remove the ribbons. like in Bound Brook," Ellis (a.m.)." the water-giant's supply sys- As part of the campaign, tt rib- HELPING CHILDREN LEARN said. "But our people have real Emergency crews spent the tem. Although water-boiling bon with a special curu and com- problems." night pumping out 25 flooded restrictions have no buun lifted, memorative lapel pin will be bold as part of u community outrench Classes Saturday -Thursday Ellis' department has real residential and commercial the effects of Floyd will be felt 4-8 Students Per Class problems, too. During an emer- basements, according to Manfra. for quite some time, according program of the North Central to company President Andrew Jersey Realtors Association. All Teachers State Certified gency response Sept. 16 - in After the storm, he said, "Last year's Tie a Pink Ribbon' fuct, the first emergency call crews from the eight-man Chapman, who said innin cumjxiiffn was embraced by many A Experienced . Ellis' department received dur- department began dealing with breaks will most likely occur of I fie Realtors in the associa- Gifted & Talented i ing Floyd the department's the trees that were down all throughout the Eli/nbethlown tion," said Carolyn (libson, owner Remedial newest rescue truck and theover town. "One of the most system due to pressure changes of the Mountain Agency in chief's own Chevrolet serious problems we had was u caused by the company's return Summit and president of tin1 Enrichment Suburban were swamped by town tree that went down to normal operations. PSAT«SATI-SATII I1 Wh l-Uliii'T Private Tutoring - All Subjects Eat up ... it's for a good cause New jersey Workshop For The Arts - All Levels FANWOOD - The Woman's from all meals served .1 p.m.-H 15(1 - 152 H. Broad St.. Westliekl, NJ O7O9O-435K Call Now For Brochure €lub of Fanwood will be thep.m. Thursday will be donated Where Talent tk't'fhpes and Creativity Thrives Registration In Progress Ijeneficinry of "benefit dining" to the Woman's Club for use in this week at the Friendly's its charitable projects. For The Music Studio feetaurant on Mountain more information, call Instrumental • Voice • Knsemnks Avenue, Mountainside. President Barbara Couphos at * A portion of the receipts (908) 322-7892. All ages and skill levels • private and group instruction. Instrument Rentals • Repairs • Sales Registration open for spelling bee Music & Accessories The Enrichment • SCOTCH PLAINS The and second place in each grade. Kids "n" Arts, ints & Arts, l>r«whtf> Workshop, Scotch Plains Recreation/Junior Third-graders reports at !> Woman's Club Fall Spelling Bee is a.m.. fourth-graders spell down at The fencing Club, i'iunu Pals, Summer Hand, scheduled to be held Oct. 16 at the 9:'i() a.m. and fifth-graders begin Summer (hrhestra, Uest/ieldSummer Workshop, 424 Control Avenue, Westfield, New Jersey 07090 Scotch Hills Clubhouse, located on at 10 a.m. Wesljleld Art (lattery. Jerusalem Road. Registration will be taken in (908) 654-0110 • This is an elimination contest room IKS of the Municipal lor Information (90S) 78*)-%% Resumes accepted from state certified Teachers for students in grades three, four Building, Park Avenue, Scotch A HUM uoltulilnj ioin'nju.1 The Enrichment Center The Enrichment Center each grade level's spelling course. At the finals, more difficult words will be used. Prizes will be awarded for first No More Excuses St. Elizabeth Hospital's Accredited* Mammographic Services THE Now Make Mammography Easier Than Ever EARDLYT/PETERSEN Excuse #1: The experts can't even agree about how often to have a mammogram. Fact: Leading medical organizations now agree that all women should have an annual mammogram after age 40. A woman age 35 to 40 should consult her personal physician as SALES • BERVICC • PABTB IIkL OR COMM»nCIAL to when she should have her first mammogram. Mammography is the best method to detect breast cancer at the early, most treatable stage. Singer Sale! Excuse #2:1 don't have the time to go for a mammogram. Fact: St. Elizabeth Hospital offers convenient hours-Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.; Saturday appointmentappointmentss are available. Call for an appointment-at your convenience. Excuse #3: What about radiation? Fact: St. Elizabeth Hospital's state-of-the-art equipment provides the highest quality image with the lowest possible radiation exposure. • St. Elizabeth Hospital's Mammogmjihy Services are accredited by the American College of Radiology and the US. Department of Health & Human Services food & Drug Administration 20%-30% Run out of excuses? Call St. Elizabeth Hospital's Central Scheduling Department for an appointment at (908) 527-5984. OFF Need more information? On All Singers Speak with your doctor, or call St. Elizabeth Hospital's Radiology Department at (908) St. Elizabeth Hospital 225 Williamson Street Soon to be part of'. . • TRTNITAS OU Fashioned Quality and Service 224 ELMER STREET Elizabeth, NJ 07207 HEALTH WESTFIELD, NJ 07090 9OB«E3e«S723 St. Elizabeth Hospital is Proud to Be a Participant in the Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation's "Race for the Cure" CloMd Wtd. and Bun- Reconl-Piwss October 1, 1999 Commentary Human spirit is alive and well Now that Floyd is gone — though, for many, he will . never be forgotten — and we can reflect on the events of . the last few weeks, there is one positive that stands out from among all the tragedies we witnessed: In the midst of Voters, are crisis, Central Jersey residents did not hesitate to reach 1 out to help each other. The tales of local heroes have been well documented. you ready ' But "heroism" takes many forms, from the many who vol- unteered at local shelters to the man who helped his elder- ly neighbor clean out her flooded basement, from the to rumble? woman, living in an area relatively unaffected by the rav- Once again, it's everyone's ages of Floyd, who bought supplies to donate to those in favorite time of the year. That's need to the woman who alerted her neighbors not to drink right, October. the water; from the volunteers who manned the water dis- The baseball playoffs, you may tribution sites to the businesses that made financial dona- be wondering? Fun, yes, but not tions to the Relief Fund. Residents clearly recognized the SHELTER what I'm getting at. The onset of severity of the situation and were not only thinking about colorful fall foliage? Certainly a themselves. dazzling reminder how lovely It is this same human spirit that will help enable resi- nature can be, but just as certain- dents to go on. But with this, too, they will need help. If ly not the highlight of this particu- you would like to continue to help those most severely lar month. Halloween? A thrill for the kiddies, no doubt, but the sub- impacted by Hurricane Floyd — particularly residents of ject here is a little more grown-up Bound Brook and Manvilie — here is what you can do: — not much, but a little. * Monetary donations can be sent to a special fund Of course I'm referring to the set up by the United Way to help victims. Checks should be campaign season, when candi- made out to "United Way Disaster Relief Fund" and mailed dates from local to national levels to United Way of Somerset County, 205 West Main St., strut their stuff, make their pitch, .Somerville, NJ 08876. The United Way stresses that every tell us why their narrow-vision dollar collected in this fund will be distributed to aid vic- party line is better than the other tims. party's close-minded agenda. * Material donations: Clothing needs have been met, From an endless array of baby- but there are other supplies still in need. Nonperishable kissing hopefuls to charges of cor- food items and cleaning supplies may be dropped off at the ruption and every potential sex Letters to the editor scandal in between, this is the -•Food Bank Network of Somerset County, 9 East St., Bound month we get to see our incum- .jBrook. For information, call (732) 560-1813. FISH, Inc. is bents and their challengers bare •accepting donations of bed linens, towels, blankets and their derrieres, so to speak, and .•personal hygiene items at 456 New Market Road, Flood-stricken town thankful for aid boy, won't it be fun! tPiscataway (732-968-7952). To the Editor: town. Please be assured that we will make very Yes, get excited, friend ... we * Manpower: Volunteer work crews are needed to help On behalf of the town of Bound Brook and its good use of each of these items over the next sever- can now look forward to about five residents and business owners rebuild their homes and residents, I would like to express our gratitude to al weeks. weeks of political advertising grac- shops. People fluent in other languages are also needed to Temple Emunu-El and its members. I originally To Rabbi Charles Kroloff, his staff, Laurie and ing our newspapers and television ,help translate documents into Spanish, Arabic or Polish. asked my sister-in-law, Laurie Goldsmith-Heitner, especially to the many truly generous members, we screens. All those informative and For more information, call United Way at (908) 253-6500. if an announcement could be made during the High say thank you and may you have a happy and amusing messages telling us No matter where you live, you can lend a helping hand. Holy Days about our need for clothing. Little did I healthy new year. about one office-seeker's superiori- realize that in one day, over 700 bags of clothing JOEL SHAPIRO ty over another, or, if we're really and bedding would be collected and delivered to our Bound Brook Borough Councilman lucky, no information whatsoever about the person sponsoring the add, just a litany of charges against his or her opponent. aThe Record-Press is here for you Don't hide your enthusiasm, A life's memories drowned chum ,,, you're just as revved up The following information should help you get your aa the rest of us, ready for a ideas and community news into The Record-Press: month's worth of mud-slinging, Call Editor Gregory Zeller at (908) 575-6686 with story criticisms and counter-attacks. by eight feet of water Why should a candidate bother suggestions, questions or comments. For sports, call (908) reflecting on his or her own record 575-6691. By NAT BODIAN * A letter dated Aug. or plan for the future when it's Our address: The Record-Press, P.O. Box 699, Living on Henley 28, 1981, again to my easier — aad, let's face it, much Somerville. N..I. 0887(3. Our fax number is (908) 575-6683. (Avenue) off Uiversidi.' (Guest commentary employer, John Wiley & more entertaining — to slander Drive, mine was one of Sons, thanking Wiley the enemy? Remember, this is the the homes inundated for allowing me to speak country that brought us such by the Rahwny River's i ampuging waters during at a seminur titled "Mnrketing Scholarly The deadline for submitting articles and press releases Hurricane Floyd. mind-enhancing gems as "The Publications" at the Third Annual Meeting of the Jerry Springer Show" and "WWF to The Record Press is 5 p.m. Friday. The deadline for sub- The water level in my basi'incnt reached ceil- Society for Scholarly Publishing. mitting letters to the editor is 10 a.m. Monday. Smackdown." Politicians kno-w ing height, burying everything therein under * An attractive four-page folder dated 1981 their audience. They're no dum- L<>lt
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Clark, N.f Community Life HI This week "Climbing Mountains Together as One" with Rich and Cindy To Mexico, with love FRIDAY Palazzolo. Grace & Peace Fellowship Church, 950 Ruritan OCT. 1 Road, Cranford, 9 a.m.-noon Oct. Mexican TRICKY TRAY - auction to 9. Cost $20 per person, $30 per benefit People for Animals. couple. Registration: Call (908) National Guard armory, 500 276-8740. orphans Rahway Ave., Westfield, 6:30 p.m. CLEAN SWEEP - munici- Admission $5. Tickets: Call (908) pal cleanup program in down- 688-5280 or (908) 688-1073. town Westfield, 10 a.m.-l p.m. have a friend Oct. 9. Call (908) 233-3021. ELLIS ISLAND TRIP - sponsored by Scotch Plains- in Westfield SATURDAY Fanwood Chapter of UN1CO. Bus leaves from Italian-American By TCRRENCEDOP P OCT. 2 Club, Union Avenue, Scotch I'llKSS StreetFEST - street fair in Plains, 7:30 a.m. Oct. 1.0. Cost Towne Centre, Park Avenue, $35. Reservations: Call (908 > 322- WKSTFIKLD The Salvation Scotch Plains, 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Call 4388 or (973) 538-9048. Army recently honored, town resi- (908) 322-7388. CASINO TRIP - sponsored dent Allied Lawrence by renaming POETRY WRITING - work- a Mexican orphanage he has spon- by Scotch Plains Woman's Club sored, ami helped build along witK shops, each complete in itself. to Showboat casino. Bus loaves Patricia M. Kuran Cultural Arts his wife, the Alfred and Hay Scotch Plains Public Library, Lawrence Children's Home of the Center, 129 Watson Road, Park Avenue, Scotch Plains, 8:30 Salvation Army. Fanwood, 9:30 a.m.-noon Oct. 2, a.m. Oct. 14. Cost $23: receive 9, 16, 23. Free admission. The honor marked the first time $18 in coin. Reservations: Call the Salvation Army has named an Registration: Call (908) 889- (908) 232-1226. orphanage utter one of its volun- 7223 SENIOR CITIZEN BAZAAR teers. ATTIC TREASURES - — annual event of Westfield "I'm very honored," mud antiques and collectibles, fund- Senior Citizens Housing Tenants Lawrence, f)f>, while preparing the raiser for Westfield Adult School. Association, 1133 Boynton Ave., next batch of donations he will take Roosevelt Intermediate School, Westfield, 9 a.m.-2 p.m. Oct. 16. to tin* orphanage in Mozimlm, a 301 Clark St., Westfield, 10 a.m- Call (908) 233-1733. suburb outside of Acapulco. "It's a 3 p.m. Visit MOON OVER BUFFALO - work of pleasure. If I didn't have www.westfieldnj.com/adultschool these things to do, I'd go crazy, I or call (908) 232-4050. musical presented by Weslfield Community Players, 1000 North glillSS," Ave. West, Westfield, 8 p.m. Oct. Lawrence, who moved to 16, 22, 23, 30, Nov. 5, 6; 3 p.m. Westfield from the Upper Wost SUNDAY Nov. 7. Admission $12. Call (SK)8) Side of Manhattan a dwade iifjo, 232-1221 has l>een involved with the chil- dren's home for over H5 yours, OCT. 3 PERSPECTIVES - lecture bringing donations be collects from COMMUNION BREAK- by Rep. Barney Frank (D-Mass.). bis own family am! ot her groups in FAST — sponsored by Altar Jewish Community Center of the area to the Mexican children Rosary Society of St. Central New Jersey, 1391 NICOLE DIMELLA/RECORD-PRESS who have become like hid own. Bartholomew the Apostle Church Martine Ave., Scotch Plains, 7 When Alfred Lawrence of WestUeld went to Acapulco, he was immediately swept away — not by the the warm "They're all my godchildren, and (Scotch Plains). The Westwood, p.m. Oct. 17. Adults $10 in breezes or crystal clear ocean, but by the plight of homeless orphans there. Now, after years' worth of char- they all call me aliuvlito (Spanish 438 North Ave., Garwood, after 9 advance, $12 at the door; senior itable efforts, a Mexican orphanage Is being renamed In his honor. for'grandfather')," lie said. a.m. Mass at church. Cost $13. citizens and students $(S. Lawrence's daughter, Lucille Tickets: Call (908) 322-5409 or Reservations: Call (908) 889- Weiss, said her father Ims hulped (908) 322-8809. 8800. too many children to citutit - a GET AWAY IN STYLE - TASTE OF WESTFIELD - Full slate of activities on tap at number she placed in the thou- fashion show and luncheon spon- second annual event benefiting sands during the time bo has sored by Center for Hope Hospice First Night Westfield. Temple been involved with the, chaldron's auxiliary. L'Affaire, Route 22, Emanu-El, 756 E. Broad St., home, which holds up Ut ^0 chil- Mountainside, 11 a.m. Cost $40. Westfield, 6-9 p.m. Oct. 24. Cost Scotch Plains Day/StreetFest '99 dren at.a time. Reservations: Call (908) 486- $35 in advance, $CU ut the door, SCOTCH PLAINS A vari- form on Front Street Saturday Senior citizens who need a "The Salvation Army Hays (hey 0700. Call (908)518-2983. ety of events and activities for morning. ride to the Health Fair should provide the leadership and God AWARENESS - first Union KIDS NIGHT OUT for all ages bus been planned in A five mile road race call (908) :J22-(J7O(), ext. 222. does t he rest.," said Weiss, a turtner County breast cancer awareness children 3-12, held in conjunction Scotch Plains Townc Centre us through the township will The senior citizen bus will be middle school guidance counHolor program. Westfield Y, 220 Clark with "Taste of Westfield." part of Saturday's Scotch begin 9 a.m. Saturday. available for that purpose. in Springfield who has also been St., Westfield, 1 p.m. Call (908) Westfield Y, 220 Clark St.. Plains Pay/Street Fcst '<)9. Registration begins 7:30 a,in. The LiotiH Club will hold its indispensable in helping the 233-2700. Westfield, 6-9 p.m. Oct. 24. Cost The day's activities arc Fee is $15 and all entrants annual giant flea market H orphanage, according to Lawrence. $20. Registration required; call organized by the Scutch Plains will receive a T-shirt. a.m.-5 p.m. in the municipal "They lixik at him and they say Ihul (908) 233-2700. Business anil Professional Medals will be awarded to parking lot on Park Avenue. (iod provided him." PERSPECTIVES lecture Association. Scotch Plains race winners at 10 a.m. at the More than 100 vendors are Lawrence has been a p.-itnin of THURSDAY by Assemblyman Richard Bagger Parks and Recreation gazebo, followed by (he Civic expected. Acapulco's neediest children niiice (R-22nd Dial.). Jewish Commission, Scotch Plains Awards ceremonies honoring The Business and I9(il, when he was vnnilioniiiK in OCT. 7 Health Department and outstanding citizens. Winners Professional Association has that city with his wife lli»y, who JERSEY FRESH - farmers' Community Center of Central passed away in 1!K)2. lie saiil he New Jersey, 1391 Martine Ave.. Scotch Plains Fmnviiod Lions of the elementary school planned sidewalk sales market at railroad station, South Cluh. poster-essay contest also will throughout Towne Centre and saw a little hoy on the boncli slurv- Avenue, Westfield, 2-7 p.m. Oct. Scotch Plains, 7 p.m. Nov. 21. ing and in ohvious need of nuuliciil Adults $10 in advance, $12 at the In a related activity, there be announced. DJ music on the Village 7, 14, 21, 28. Call (908) 233-3021. will he a him fire 7 p.m. today The Health Fair in the (ireeri. Pony rides, a petting attention and took (he hoy to thus BENEFIT DINING - pro- door; senior citizens and students local hospital, then look him to £1 $6. Reservations: Call (908) 8H9- on the field belli ixl Kvergrecn Municipal Building will run H zoo, a dance exhibition and a ceeds for Woman's Club of School, next In Scolch Plains- martial arls exhibition are restaurant, fed him and ofiowd t.« 8800. a.m.-noon. Vision screening, help the boy return home. Fanwood. Friendly's, Mountain Fanwood High School. 'Che hearing screening, dental included, Avenue, Mountainside, 5-8 p.m. Sl'KHS marching band is screening, blood pressure In addition, the fanner's "I told him I would writ*." to his Call (908) 322-7892. scheduled to perform and the screening and flu shots are market sponsored by the parents," Lawrence said. "I anke-d JOURNEY THROUGH SPKHS foul hill I team will he among the services being pro- Business and Professional him 'if they take you home, would WANTED you go?"' GRIEF — lectures on bereave- DEALERS - for fourth introduced. Tlie marching vided. Rabies shots for dogs Association will go on as ment. Calvary Lutheran Church, band is also expected to per- and cats will also be available. usual, 8 a.in.-2 p.m. While waiting lor a reply In hi« 108 Eastman St., Cranford, 7:30 annual Antique and Collectible letter, which never came, Lit wnmtrc p.m. Oct. 7, 14, 21, 28, Nov. 4 and Doll, Toy and Train Show spon- took the boy lo the orphanage Ihul 11. Free admission. Call (908) sored by West field Lions Club. would eventually hear L-iwraice'H Pantagis Renaissance, Route 22, name. Upon seeing the condition**, 486-0700 or (908) 654-3711. Scotch Plains, 10 a.m.-3 p.m. Nov. Interactive evening aimed at helping Lawrence said, he knew lit; bud Lo 20. Spaces $30 first table, $25 help the children of Ac;i pulco'.s each additional. Reservations: streets. "1'Yoiu that moment (in, 1 COMING UP Call (908) 232-8551 or fax (9081 learning-disabled 'Get Organized' kept coming hack lo the homo," he 654-3643. This year, the Scotch Plains- Association is focusing on for organizing schoolwork. said. MARRIAGE SEMINAR - Fan wood/Lea ruing Disabilities Academic Structure "Jjet's (Jet Organized" is open Lawrence ha.s returned to the Appropriately, The firs I semi- to all parents and profession- home every year since, with nhip- nar offered is "Let's (let als. It will be held 7:,'5(ipm ments of clothing and other goodss Organized." Monday, at the Kvergreen l«i help ()l'f 'be orphanage. The The skill of organization School in Scolch Plains. orphanage, Lawrence noted, could comes harrier to some than oth- Throughout the year, the provide I he items itself hut would ers. Children struggling with Scotch Plains- have to spend money (hut. other- learning disabilities often find Fan wood/Lear ii ing Disabilities wise could lie used lor school sup- it particularly difficult. "Let's Association oilers workshops, plies and (ransporlatiori. (let. Organized" may be of inter- seminars and services for care- Lawrence brings the Nhipnionta est to all parents by providing takers of children with learn- to t he orphanage himself in hi« per- insight and tips in helping our ing disabilities. sonal baggage, which (jiutinwiLal children organize and therefore If you are int crested in more Airlines lias allowed hint to do free move t hcin that much closer to information or have any njues- of charge. success. tions, please feel free to contact In 1071. he even went as liir a.s Klaine Si gal of the Karyn Steele at lilflHt 'A'A2-12V>r>buying a condominium war the fciirichment Center in or Bernadelle Lope/ at i!)0H) home, and began spending six Westfield will provide an inter- months of every year in Mexico, active evening focusing on Volunteer pportunities are where he could lie closer tn and con- homework strategies ami tips also available tinue lo help Ins beloved children. "When I go there, 11 he children) line up in t he airport with Howum," Lawrence said. "I don'l know if it's Latest trends, free trip to Ireland me (hey want, or the lollipop.s and • bidlllOMK." part of 'Get Away in Style' show Lawrem-e pomls mil the ciimti- radene am! family atmosphere (tt Preview the latest in fashion during the fashion show. First I lie liDiiie is one of the leasoilH he at the second-annual "(let prize is an cjgbl-rlav. expense- has been }; Senior tenants SEN I O R S schedule bazaar WESTFIELD - The Senior AARP Chapter 1437 three meals a day. Citizens Housing Tenants The AARP chapter is spon- Nov. 18 — Christmas show Association has .scheduled its soring a trip Oct. 10-16 to the at Evergreen Theatre in annual bazaar and flea market. Smoky Mountains of Mountain Lakes. The bus will Both event* will be 9 a.m.-2 Tennessee, including leave 10:30 a.m. p.m. Oct. 16 in the community All trips leave from the room of the- housing complex at Cherokee Village, Dollywood, Harrah's Cherokee Casino, Scotch Plains Municipal llJJ.'J Boynton Ave. Building and are open to the Handmade crafts, household tram ride and four theater shows. For more information, public. For more information, items, jewelry, home-baked call Rose Frino at (908) 322- goods and new and used clothing call (908) 889-6769. 6330. will be available. In addition, r gift certificates and new mer-Old Guard of Westfield chandise will be offered at a raf- 'Over 55' Travel Club fle table. Meetings of the Old Guard are 10 a.m. every Thursday at Adults are invited on these Jane Broadwell and Claire trips for the "Over 55" Travel Wider are co-chairwomen of the the Westfield Y, 220 Clark St., Westfield. Group activities Club from the Senior Citizens event. Council of Union County: Staffing the tables will be include golf, bowling, bridge, Mickey Mugavero, Irene Booker day trips, luncheons, women's Monday, Oct. 25 - South and Lois Bartik, jewelry; Connie events, shuffleboard and the Jersey Culinary Arts. Cost is Corno Broadwell and Camilie Merrymen chorus. $42. Oct. 31 — California coast NICOLE DIMELLA/RECORD-PRESS Farrow, baked goods; Freda The Old Guard is open to Ferraro, coffee, Anna Urciuoli, retired men and counts an and San Francisco (9 days). used clothing; Jean Hannis, average of 80-100 at each Nov. 10 — Larison's Turkey 'FalV wardrobe ROHC Esposito, Phoebe Leedy meeting. For more informa- Farm and village. Cost is Lizzie Ponce of Westfield shops for some dod-slzed clothing at the Scotch Plains-based Kids' and Dolls' and Doris Oldford, white ele- $638. phant; Miriam Telesnick and tion, call Don Finter at (908) Wearabouts booth during Sunday's Festlfall celebration in Westfield. The question is— Is the clothing 233-1407. Nov. 17 and 30 - Radio for Lizzie's dolls, or for Lizzie herself? Some if It looks like It would fit the lass ... Betty Dorkoski, boutique; Jean City Christmas show and Dodge and Ellie Butler, raffle. South Street Seaport. Cost is Selling their own merchan- Golden Agers Club $45. ;: dise are Ellio Clausen, Harriet The Golden Agers Club Harvey, Marguerite Renfree, meets 10:30 a.m.-3 p.m. every Nov. 21 - Three Little Bakers. Cost is $62. National Business Women's Week GJalina Bartolf, Marjorie Lee and Thursday at the Scotch Hills Tony and Ceil Camera. Dec. 5 and 15 - New York October 18-22 In addition, the Tenants Country Club in Scotch City lights tour. Cost of $25 AsHociation of the Second Plains. Each meeting includes includes coffee and dessert Wt'stfield Senior Housing will be conversation, cards, bingo and (children over 5 welcome). selling merchandise it has col- projects for charitable institu- Dec. 11-12 — Lancaster, Pa. lected. tions, Refreshments are Cost is $155 per person, dou- AIHCJ scheduled to assist dur- served. ble occupancy. ing the day are Doris Miller, Ann Once a month, food is col- Cowta, Florence DePasquale, April 20-May 1, 2000 - 'V, lected and donated for those in QE2 to Miami, Barbados, Cicrta Mange, Shirley Kamler, need. Peanut butter and jelly Tony Ma, Terry Bracuto, Rita Dominica and St. Thomas. Carrino and Mary Bemiw. is collected for donation to the Space is limited. For more information or Emmanuel cancer group in All trips leave from the directions, call Susan Lamport Scotch Plains. In addition, Boys and Girls Club in Union. :m at (908) m- teddy bears have been dressed Special trips and pickups can Woiif for children in hospitals. be arranged for groups and Violinist is Trips sponsored by theclubs. Payment in full; is Golden Agers Club: required for one-day trips. Women in Business will reach over 309,000 readers. a who's who Oct. 11-15 — Nevele For more information or a WESTFIELD - Stephen Grande resort in Ellenville, brochure, call Richard Stone Special Bannered Pages Wolosonovich has been selected N.Y Includes daily activities, at (908) 964-7555 day or (908) for the editions of "Who's Who in nightly entertainment and 687-1559 night. America" and "Who's Who in the Published World" to be published in 2000. Wednesday, October 20 Tho Wt'HtfieUl resident has been a violinist and violin I Religion Deadline teacher tor more limn iifi years. Monday, October 11 in iluno, he formed a concerto orchestra that gave its first per- First United Methodist Judaic learning have hocm formance at tho Congregational set for sesquicentennial announced at the Jewish Church, with his students filling Community Center of Central New Jersey, 1391 Marline Ave:' Here's the perfect .Icino gradiKiliKi from Ponn in as soloists and ensemble, play- WESTFIELD - The First StatG in 19H/ with i.i doijroo in ers. United Methodist Church will AH classes are free and open to opportunity to feature your lUisinoss Adniinlsliaiion Sho Wolosonovich has performed celebrate it« 150th anniversary the public The schedule: business professionals. started hor caioor as cin the world premieres of three in October. * "Bringing Judaism Into the The sample ad at right is niimlnlstrcillvo assistant and works by Union County compos- Three former ministers will Home: A Workshop for Parents," has boon promoted twlco lo return on consecutive Sundays 9 a.m. Wednesday. Rabbi Mary shown actual size her curron! position ol (Jupuit- er Waller Legawicc. They include "Eight Rustic Dances." as {{iiest. ministers for the 11 a.m. Zamore from Temple Kmanu-£1 (3 13/16" x 2 1/4"). tnonl mnnagor, Jano achieved I mployoo of tho Your in 199H. premiered in 1998 at theworship services at Iho church, in Westfield is the scheduled Other sizes are available. cinci also sorvos on Iho Si ifoty Congregational Church; a violin located at 1 E. Broad St. All are speaker. Call for additional ( ommltloo. concerto premiered at Kean invited. •"Tea and Torah," 8 p.m. every Dr. Clark W. Hunt, .senior min- information on University with the Westchester Wednesday. A portion of t^e Youth Symphony; and a solo vio- ister from 1958-74. will preach Torah is discussed with Rabbi sizes and rates. COMPANY NAME lin sonata premiered in Beijing, about "Friends" this Sunday. A Levi Block from the West field- Ms. Jane Doe China. reception for Dr. & Mrs. Hunt bused Union County Tofah Tin1 violinist lias also pre- will follow at noon in the social (•enter. miered a work by Paul Kueter at hall. ^ "Mumahloshen" class in For more information or to reserve your advertising space Carnegie Hecitat Hall in New Rev. Philip K. Diettorich will Yiddish.!): 15 a.m. Oct. 13, 20 afid York City. lead a musical celebration Oct. 27. Rabbi Shawn Zell from please call Christine Szurgocinski A graduate of the Juilliurd 10. He was associate minister of music, worship and arts from Temple. Beth O'r-Beth Torah" in 1-800-360-3601 ext. 3203 School, Wolosonovich gave more 1962-94. Clark is the presenter. than 1,204) performances in Rev. Robert B. (loodwin, senior ' "Jewish Life: Birth, Marriage schools ami colleges during the minister from 1974-85, will and Death," 11 a.m. Oct. 17 and UKiOs and 1970s under a federal preach Oct. 17. 24 and Nov. 14. Rabbi George Suburban News • Cranford Chronicle Title 1 program. The Seekers Service for Oct. 3 Nudell from Congregation Beth independent Press • Summit Herald • Record Press On 20 occasions, he has per- is 9 a.m. Sunday school for all Israel in Scotch Plains is the City News formed violin concertos with agcH is f):4fi a.m. with fellowship speaker. Refreshments will be symphony orchestras in hour 10:30 a.m. Child care is served. Cranford. Elizabeth. Summit, available during the 9 a.m. and For more information, call Union, Nnllev and .Jersev l.'itv. 11 a.m. services. (908)889-8800. Jewish Outreach Program Altar Rosary Society ready to teach Hebrew reading for pre-sale craft night Imagine being able to read the SCOTCH PLAINS - The text of Sabbath services or the Altar Rosary Society of St. Haggadah during the Seder meal Bartholomew the Apostle Roman at 1'assover. Catholic Church, 2082 Westfieid Imagine being able to go to Ave., will hold a craft night Bathrooms by; Israel and actually read the Monday after the 7;H0 p.m. Mass. postern, street signs and newspa- Members will make crafts fpr CARPENTRY BY pers. sale at the Christmas bnulitnie PAUL All those are in Hebrew, a lan- on Dec. b'. To Advertise guage very dissimilar from The society will hold its 51st YDur Custom English. annual communion breakfast Your Business Bathroom/Kitchen Remorialar • Deil The National Jewish Outreach Sunday at The West wood in Program is scheduling two series (Jarwood following the 9 a.in. On This Page Direct No Salesman of classes in reading Hebrew. • Complots Dsslgn & Layouts Available Both series will begin Sunday. Mass at St. Bartholomew the Call Chris • Relerences Cheerfully Given Oct. 10 at Temple Beth-Hl Mekiir Apostle Church. (Juest speaker is • Quality Work at a Competitive Price Sister Eileen McDonnell, a hos- Chayitn. :VM Walnut Ave.. pice coordinator. Cost is $VA. Kir 1-800 981 5640 FREE Est. C ran ford. The beginner's class will be 9 a.m. and the "Header's" tickets, call <»08i 322-5409 r»r 908-789-9279 class tin- those with some knowl- 190S i :!'J2-8S edge of Hebrew will l>e 10:;i0 a.m. Classes are tree and open to Heating S Cooling hy: Painting by: the public. Instructor is Liela Bernstein, a reading specialist Send us who has been leaching the Painting by "Aleph-Bet" lo the synagogue's your news Residential & Commercial members fur four years. "Aleph" Hann and "Ik't" are the first two letters Tncid of Fooling Cheated? of the Hebi'ew alphabet. Send your local news to RE A SON A BL E PRICES Tired of Gelling the Runnround? Fur more informatinn or regis- S>\\ IS • M tlVk'f • INS IAI I Al It i Call a Contractor Who Cares! tration, call i^OMi UlW-iiofiH ' or NJN Publishing AH Inlenoi ,ituj L-xlenoi Si'ivices iS0()> 1I-HKBKKW. P.O. Box (>99 REEL-STRONG I >. -1 iMllvr I'j.nlin.i Cii i[ ( I'lisultlhiiw Somerville, N.J 08876 HEATING a COOLING Ovvnci Works an livery Joli Ovoi ,';' Yt>nis IVxpi'iieruM) Judaic learning is emphasis or fax to f-uUy Letjitt Fully Jnstwrr/ of Jewish Center programs (908)575-6683, / ton li sit n nth* a-fi&tftwicoh SCOTCH PLAINS - Adult or e-mail to 908-580-0741 programs with an emphnsiH on i\jnnews@'compubell.eom ;tober1, 1999 Record-Press A-9 Obituaries Rosa Novello Mancini Janos Kollonitsch; SCOTCH PLAINS - Rosa Luigi (19911 and Giuseppj Novello Mancini, 83. died Sept. i 1998>, she is survived by son pharmaceutical researcher 25 at her home. Emilio; daughters Iolt> Rosato She was born in Montazzoli. and Ida; six grandchildren and WESTFIELD - Janos sion of Merck & Co. Chiete province, Italy, and set- six great-grandchildren. Kollonitsch. 79, a researcher in With Merck. Sharp & William C. Stephens tled in Scotch Plains when she A funeral Mass was cele- the pharmaceutical industry Dohme. In- was an author or co- SCOTCH PLAINS - William played Softball in the St. came to the United Stales in brated Tuesday at St. from his teenage years into his author on 72 patents, 65 of . "Bill" Stephens, 47, died sud- Bartholomew's Oldtimers 1971. Bartholomew the Apostle 70's, died Sept. 15 at his home. them from the United States. Inly Sept. 21 at Muhlenberg Softball League. She was a homemaker and a Church, following services at Born in Alag, Hungary, he More than l>0 scientific papers, fegional Medical Center in His father, William P., died in parishioner of St. Bartholomew the Rossi Funeral Home. lived in Salem, Mass.. before six of them announcing newly (uinfield. 1991. the Apostle Roman Catholic Entombment was in the Good moving to Westfield in 1958. discovered fields of research, Born in Charlotte, N.C., he Surviving ure his wife of 30 Church. Shepherd Chapel Mausoleum He began his career at 15 as were published under his red in Mansfield, Mass., and years, Joan ClufT Stephens; son Predeceased in 1953 by herat St. Gertrude Cemetery. a summer laboratory intern for aulborship. kmpa, Fla., before moving to William Charles Stephens Jr. of husband, Alfredo, and sons Colonia. the Hungarian pharmaceutical !li' retired from Merck as a fotch Plains in 1979. Scotch Plains; mother Dorothy company Chinoin. At Chinoin. senior scientist in 1991. He had been for the past 20 Milz Stephens of Sun City West. he developed a new process for He is survived by his former ^ars the owner of Cluff Ariz.; and sisters Donna M. manufacturing papaverine, the wife. Valnrie, of Morrintown; psociates, a printing distribu- Bukley of Attleboro, Mass., company's biggest export prod- son .John of Bernards Linda J. Dauphinais of Phoenix, Doris Howell Schultze uct. The Magyar government Township; daughter Katalin of r based in Scotch Plains. A honored Dr. Kollonitscli with Elizabeth; and nephews Pal ember of Data Processing Ariz., and Nancy L. Rounds of WESTFIELD - Doris Teachers College mow Kean Forest Lakes, Minn. its most prestigious scientific Kovacshi'gyi and Ferenc lanagement Associates, Mr. Howell Schultze, 86, died Sept. University). award, the Kossuth Prize, in Kovacshcgyi. both of Hungary. iephens was one of only 2,000 Services were held Saturday 26 at Muhlenberg Regional Predeceased by her husband, 1950 and 195-1. He was elected jrtified forms consultants in A memorial Mass will be cel- at the Rossi Funeral Home. Medical Center in Plainfield. Stanley H., she is survived by a corresponding member of the ebrated 11:15 a.m. Oct. 16 nt |e United States. Memorial contributions may A native of Elizabeth, she sons William K. of Pittslown Hungarian Academy of Holy Trinity Roman Catholic .He once was a scoutmaster be made to American Diabetes lived in Westfield before mov- and Arthur A. of Westfield; Sciences in 1953 with ;i doctor- Church on First Street. Ith Boy Scout Troop 203 in Association, 200 Cottontail ing to Mountainside in 1963. brother Sidney C. Howell of ato in chemistry. lotch Plains and a coach with Lane, Somerset, NJ 08873, or Funeral arrangements are She retired in 197H after 20 Arizona; and three grandchil- After the aborted Hungarian under the direction of the le Scotch Plains-Fanwood the American Heart years as a teacher at dren. pccer Association. revolution of 195ti. Dr. Dooley Colonial Home. Association, P.O. Box 51 GO, Featherbed Lane School in Services were held Kollonitsch came to the United Memorial contributions may He enjoyed fishing and Kendall Park, NJ 08824-5160. Clark. Wednesday at the August F. Slates and worked for (hebe made to the Memorial She earned her teaching cre- Schmidt Memorial Funeral Molal Hydrides Co. in Salem. Conceit Fund at the Cuthodrnl dentials at Newark State Home in Elizabeth. Mass. In 1957. he joined Merck. (if the Sjured Heart, Attn: Sharp & Dobine Research Music Department, 89 Ridge Margaret B. Finn laboratories in Rahwav, a divi- St., Newark, NJ 07104. .WESTFIELD - Margaret Westfield Senior Citizens Club. yson Finn, 83, died Sept. 22 at Predeceased by her husband, Jacques Lederman innells Specialized Hospital of James, she is survived by sons WESTFIELD - Jacques He also was an attorney in Charles Wright Powell lion County in Berkeley James and Leslie, seven grand- Lederman, 84, died Sept. 16 nt Now Brunswick from 1947 r sights. children and a great-grandchild. Monmouth Medical Center in until his retirement in 1967. FAN WOOD Charles lor ,>O years; the National JShe was born in Glasgow, Services were held Saturday Long Branch. He served as president of Wright Powell. Hi. died Sept. 27 Association of Broadcasters; lot land, and had lived for many at the Gray Funeral Home, Born in Brooklyn, he lived in several clubs in Middlesex at Muhlenberg Regional the American Motorcyclist Jars in Westfield. Burial was in Fairview Highland Park and West field County and was a member of Medical Center in Plainfield. Association; the Summit She was a member of theCemetery. before moving to Monmouth the Atlas Pythagoras Lodge, A native of Lynch. Ky., lu- Monthly Meeting, Religious Beach in 1996. Free & Accepted Masons, in lled in Illinois and Cranfnnl Society of Friends; and Friends He earned a law degree from Westfield. before moving to Famvood in of BillW. the law school at St. John's Surviving are his wife. 1979. Mr. Powell and his fiancee, University in 1945. Beatrice; son, Peter; daughter. lie graduated from what is Kli/iihHh P. Taylor of Cranlbrd, David M. Palmer He was a local campaign Wendy Puuiison; brother. now Soul hern Illinois were to have been married Nov. SCOTCH PLAINS - David Marshall Palmer of West field, manager in New Jersey during Harold; and two grandchildren. University. (I. I. Palmer, 53, died Sept. 21 at and brothers Stephen E. of the 1952 and 195(i election Private arrangements were He had been ais engineer Also surviving are sons home. Albany, Calif., and Robert O. of campaigns lor President by the John E. Day Funeral with the American Broadcasting Co. He was with Mark Wright Powell of Pen A native of Philadelphia, Pa., Boonton. Dwight 1). Eisenhower. Home in Red Bank. Argyl. Pa., and David Savage lived in Westfield before mov- Private arrangements were by ABC for 20 years and retired in 199H from its Manhattan stti Powell of Itoselie; daughter ig to Scotch Plains in 199-1. the Mundy Funeral Home in Katlnyn Aim Scott of Ze.bulon, He graduated from Wesi field Dunellen. dins. An honorary Kentucky N.C.; mot her Ina and sinter ligh School in 19(54 and Lehigh Memorial contributions may 1 Billic Jean Sparrow of Rantoul; Jniveraity in 1968. be made to Pluinfielri Friends Frank F. Kaiser Jr. Colonel, lie served during I In early 1960s as director of civil :inil five grandchildren. Predeceased by his mother, (junker Meeting, c/o Dorothea WKST FIELD -• Frank F. Petersburg, Fla.; son Frank F. defense in Rant on), 111. Services were held last night iFrances Embry Palmer, in 1992, Hoflman.4 C'owperthwaile Place, Kaiser Jr. died Sept, 27.ri-()(iH.'l ore-mail al iijiiiiewsf'romptiltoll.com. He WIIH born in Elizabeth iind Pauline; Kciarpetterti Cantillo, of captain on his discharge, in Memorial contributions may For more information, call Editor Gregory Zeller a( i\)0H\ 575- in that city before moving in September of Inst year, heis 195.'}. He was a general surgeon be made to the West field qScotch Plains in 1918. survived by sisters Frances for 2f5 years and retired in 19H5ROKCIH- Squad. •,.. He had been a U.S. Army Henda of Kli/.abeth and from the Westfield Medical sergeant during World War II Josephine Venezia of Brick; five Group. d a supervisor in the construc- nieces and three nephews. He was a member of the industry in civilian life. Services were held Tuesday Kcho Lake Country Club. He was with the Blanchard at the Memorial Funeral Home Surviving are his wife of 49 Co. of Millhurn for in Fan wood. Hurial was inyears, Margaret ('.; daughters than 30 years and retired Rosedale Memorial Park, Margaret E. of Westfield and 198,'J as a supervisor. Linden. .Susan C.K. McBrido of St. !ongressman, E'*- V " <*• isemblyman It is far easier for the family, if u family pltil is urrunged prior PUBLISHED SEPTEMBER 29 lo need. The considerate stuff ut Hillside Cemetery will assist your speak at .selection. 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"Retention basins Boundbrook, Greenbrook and are not very attractive." said Firidgewater. Samuel, "so you can understand While the lower basin project the concerns. But something has las moved ahead with Si million to i)o done, and soon." n federal funding, the upper Scotch Plains Engineering lasin project has been hogged Department spokesman Dennis own over the proposed locations Harrington added that Union f the basins. County has expressed concerns Several people from the north about the environmental impact ide of Scotch Plains who were of the basins, and therefore has- jit hard by the storm pleaded n't given the project its full sup- with the Township Council to be port. "It's been difficult to build more aggressive in dealing with consensus among all the differ- the impasse. "These so-called ent interest groups," Harrington hundred year storms are happen- said, citing the lack of continuity ing more than once every hun- caused by frequent turnover of dred years," said one resident, county and municipal officials. who noted that Floyd was the According to Harrington, the third major storm to hit Scotch Greenbrook Flood Control Plains since the 1960's. Commission has presented alter- native approaches for study by the Army Corps of Engineers. Some of the alternatives include the construction of fewer and smaller basins, the government purchase, of flood zone properties Pool and the relocation of the property owners. It could take up to 18 months for the Army Corps of Engineers to complete its review and make recommendations to the commission, according to plan Harrington. He estimated that once an agreement has been reached on an approach, it could (Continued from page A-1 > take another 1(1 years to com- It's not needed." plete the work needed to protect Honoring those who lay down their lives The plan presented to rewi- Scotch Plains and other Union lents Monday night, created by County communities from the Students in the Law Enforcement Program at the Union County Vocational-Technical School recently joined Gov. Christie Whitman (top row, onsultants Kinsey Associates, likes of Tropical Sturm Floyd. center) and Law Enforcement Program instructor Frank DeSanto (top row, left) tn a memorial service to honor Now Jersey police officers would build three new pools at who lost their lives in the line of duty. the Hite and allow the town to alleviate the lack of membership openings it has experienced in the recent past. It would also cre- ate a large roller-hockey rink with bleacher-style sealing and 18 lighting poles that would make it possible for the park to be used atler dark, something Kenilworth Inn IVnczak noted does not happen in any other park in Westfield. "We are talking about a hock- ey court with 4-foot walls VI feet '*•<'•*> from my property," said (Jeorge \: Kenilworth Toll, whoso house stands mere yards from the site of the pro- INN Fine Hospitality posed rink. "In the service, 1 used to go to Boston Gardens to set; the Bruins play on a smaller and Comfort rink." Many residents of the area agreed the plan went beyond its Conveniently Located at... original scope and would create what one homeowner called iin "athletic complex*1 that could host swim meets during crowded Garden State Parkway, Exit 138 weekends at the pool and com- petitive roller-hockey matches. 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I think we should beat the season strong, winning their it just another game on a long them, but we aren't going to take first two games, including last schedule. it easy either." week's 18-15 defeat of Shabazz. 'The next game on your sched- Westfield Head Coach Ed Westfield (1-1) got their season off ule is always the most important Tranchina also downplayed the to a shaky start, but rebounded to game," said Ciccotelli. "We try to extent of the rivalry, but said he beat Cranford last week, 20-7, play every game like its the last always enjoys games against and even their record. game we're going to play." neighborhood rivals, and that any Ciccotelli's message got plans by the state to eliminate these games isn't a good idea. "It's a nice neighborhood rival- ry. I love these games," said Tranchina. "They've got a greul team. We got our work cut out for us." Westfield senior linebacker and fullback Pat Tuohy is also looking forward to the game. "Its Scotch Plains, its a big rivalry. We've beaten them two years in a row and we're looking to do it again," he said. "We feel we got something to prove so we might as well do it against Scotch Plains, who's having a good year so far." In order to be successful, the Blue Devils will have to shut down Scotch Plains' star running back Nathan Jones. Jones rushed for over IRO-yards for the second week in a row, and is the catalyst of the Raiders attack. The Wostfield defensive line will have to shut down the running holes created by u Scotch Phi ins offen- RON WAl.THFRS/RECORD-PRESS sive line, averaging 2fiOlb, Nathan Jones, who has rushed for over 160 yards in each of the Raiders first two games, will be the main "We have to stop their ground focus of the Westfletd defense tomorrow. attack," said Tranchina. "They've got a great ground attack." back from being a great team," lone early with a huge hit on win," said Tranchina. "We Westfield will be the third said Herrmann. "Penalties and Cranford'H Dun Daly on the improved, which was good, but we Wing-T team thut Scotch Plains first game mistakes urn what'u games opening kickuil*. still have a long way to go." has seen this season. They hold holding us buck." "It wiiB u great hit," said Scotch l'luinH fell behind Shabazz to leas then fifty-yards of Tranchina was happy with the Tranchina, "It net tempo for the Shabaz.-/. early when Derrick total offense in the second half, way his team rebounded from rest of the day." Foster ran Rll-yards on the first and shut down Hudson Catholic their opening day loss to Mnrist, The Ulue Devils jumped on the play from scrimmage for the in its opener. Ciccotelli suid he and was able to deal with the loss Cougars (juickly when Put Tuohy touchdown. Scotch PJiiins will approach tomorrow after- of starting quarterback Chris intercepted a pans by CranlbnJ answered1 when Jones ran it in noon's game the same way he CJinrono, who spent the day pac- (juarterbnek Hub Siiwicki on (lit1 from four yards nut with 2:45 approaches every other, and try to ing the sidelines in street clothes opening possession ami returned remaining in the first, quarter. limit the mental mistakes the duo to suspension, Ryan it to the Cranlbrd 25-ynrd line, Shaba/z look a 15-() half-time Raiders made in the first half MacDonald filled in nicely for Sophomore running hack lead when Jabril Slokes barreled against Shabazz. (Jiacone, who will be back behind Terreneo Jenkins, who ran for 121 in from the I-yard line. Scotch Herrmann believes that it i« tenter Saturday for the HIue yards and three touchdowns on Mains lc>uk (lie lead in the (bird those mental mistakes which are Devils. 12 carries, rumbled in from (be 2- quarter behind a l/i-yard run by holding Scotch Plains back from The Hlue Devils were looking yard line four plays later, and •Jones and a 27 -yard kick by GEORGE PACCIELLO/RECORD-PRESS being a great team. to raise their level of intensity Westfield grabbed a uuick 7-0 (Irian Schiller. They added n safe- Wesrfleld'a Terrence Jenkins hopes to repeat last weeks performance "I think we have u few minor against Cranford and senior tine- lead. ly in the fourth quarter for (.hi; 1H- which saw him run for three touchdowns and 124 yards. mistakes which are holding us backer Mike Cinciiirulli HC?I, the "We did what we bad to do to 15 victory. Raiders rolling through competition By DANIEL MURPHY Breznitaky feels that when Lowyns extra concerned about their defense. He feels KKl'OHIM'HESK returns, Scotch Plains will be close to full the return of Lowyns will get them back on strength, and any window other teams had at the right track. The Scotch Plains-Kanwood boys soccer upsetting the Raiders early on will be shut. "We're all looking forward to it," be said of team has shaken off several injuries so far The Raiders suffered another set back when Lowynt* return. "It will probably bo the turn- this season, and after a 2-1 victory over neigh- Mike Franzone suffered a cartilage tear in his ing point, of the season." bor and rival Cranford, improved their record knee and will miss nt least six weeks. But the But Scotch Plains hasn't assembled a 5-1 to 5-1. return of Lowyns, should be able to sure up record fin luck alone. The play of Fiorino, After star goalkeeper Brad Lowyns broke the Raiders defense in time for another cham- Eugene Ke.rrera.and Mike /,otti has been vital his wrist over the summer, and replacement pionship run. to the team's success, and (lie performances of Rob Uugg broke his leg in the first game, the "We'll have a 25-300; improvement the freshman Ray DiNizo, and Dwight Sinnns Raiders have been playing with Pat Meredith minute he gets back," said Bre.zniL.sky, "We have impressed Hreznilsky. in goal. Meredith was originally slated to will be able to diffuse a lot of things." "They have been our catalyst," said start on the junior varsity, but was thrown Breznituky is hoping that the presence that Breznitsky. straight inlo the fire and has so far performed Lowyns brings to the field will improve the Cranford used long passes over the top of well for Scotch Plains. overall team defense and ill low his players to the Raiders defense to try to take advantage Lowyns is slated to come back Oct. 11 and concentrate on other things. Lowyns is some- of the absence of Lowyns. Head Conch To one who taken command on the field and is The Cougars controlled play in the first m Hreznilsky is eagerly awaiting bin much more aggressive then Meredith, subse- half and jumped out to a 1-0 lead early when return. He hopes to have Lowyns back in goal quently the Raiders defense will have to de.iil Rob Sands sent ;i pass that Tom Arthur ham- when the Raiders battle Ridge Oct. VI, but with less balls in the box, and can look to cre- mered home, admits that it may lake longer. ate the attack more. The Raiders rebounded in the .second half "He'd be in there with the cast on if it. were Senior captain JviT Fiorino is also eagerly when Mike Zotli tied the score in the 52nd up to me," joked Breznitskv. "But we're hoping anticipating the return of Lowyns. He feels minute. Andrew Babicv. scored off a LTOHM from that he has enough flexibility that he will be the team has not played up to its capability Jeff Hensal in the f)7th minute to secure the 1 ARM/ MUMPHY/HF-CORD-PRESS able to go." offensively so far, because they have boon victory. David SIgmon (left) of Scotch Plains battles Cranford'sTim Mamrak for the ball in th9 Raiders 2-1 victory over the Cougars on Monday. WHS girls soccer is off to a quick start By DANIEL MURPHY on the part of the entire learn. VVhsle Giordano said the piny of KKCORIM'KKSH "The whole concept of team defense needs to get belter. We need to piny Donna Schaller, Kristin Salmond, With a 7-0 drubbing of Linden on defense as a unit." said Giordano. Taryn UVkofi. Leij;li Kendrick and Monday, the Went field High School girls "We've been gelling hfiek .i little late." Sli'vie I.in.son .-.land mil in the mind (»1 Koccer team improved their record to '.i- The Blue Devils liave so for been Giordano, be -,;iys he has been pleaHod 1 0-2. able lo lake advantage of I heir scoring with t be play of the entile learn. While the Blue Devils are undefeat- opportunities. During presetistin scrim- "I hale In Mii^le people out," said ed, Head Coach Pete Giordano was a mages Giordano was concerned llmt Giordano, "ftveryhorlv thai has pluyud the team wasn't looking lo fini.-.!i its has dune I hi- jni>. little disappointed that his team hadn't was concerned aboul the Blue Devils opportunities, and wasn't ollen-ivc Alter playnij! Ibree consecutive ove.r- notched a couple more wins in their ability lo [ml the kill in the hack of the minded enough. Hut after two week.-;, time names, the Blue Devils have belt to this point. He felt Westfield net and take advantage of I heir scoring he has been pleased wilh I he play of I he amassed some n;if!)',i'iK injuries. While could have beaten Cranford, instead of opportunities. Hut he says so far Ihal offense. Giordano wouldn't i;o into speeificH, he walking away wilh a l-I tie, but was hasn't been the problem. His main con- "There getting Ibemselves in i;ond did say he has l>een resting some of hm proud of the way the team fought back cern has shifted from offense to positions, and beating their defender./ plnvers diinni; prarf ices. and salvaged a tie against a tough Knsl defense. said Giordano. "There ^Hlinf; them "'We've ({ul some n;i|;Km(,' illjuritiH," Brunswick squad after falling behind .'l- "We're doing nil right so I'MI*," said selves the confidence to put it in. There he >;t\<\, "A lot of them are playing L (iiordano. 'Tin not happy wil b our team putting the ball in I be back of (be net through pain, and playing hard. But its "The girls showed some character," dcfeiiHC. We .still have .some work to do." GEORGE PACCIELLO/RECORD-PRESS and getting themselves shots. These no excuse. The kids that gel put in have said Giordano. "Their not giving up and Giordano said the defensive let Kristen Salmond and the Blue Devils will look to were the things 1 a WUH worried about lo play and we don't tine injuries as ai} constantly playing hard," downH have not boon entirely (he limit at the beginning and their starting to UXCUHl!." continue putting the ball In the back of the net At the start of the season Giordano of the buck line, rnther HH been a lapse against Chatham tomorrow. B-2 Record-Press Octoberi, 1999 Westfield Union Catholic boys gymnastics undefeated soccer earning respect The WesUleld High School By DANIEL MURPHY the Union County Tournament. son, and junior Tommy Simpson.* ' Juniors Eric DaRocha and* gymnastics teum continue its HKCOHIM'ftKSS They will be looking to better both impressive start winning two marks this season. Craig Gorczyea will sure up tfte meets last week and improving After years of being viewed as In order to do HO, Union defense for Union Catholic. Da- their record to 3-0. The Blue an ea.sy gamo on everybody else's Catholic, who had posted a 3-1 Rocha will look to score on sgt» Devils defeated Old Bridge schedule, the Union Catholic boy's record going into this week, will plays with his powerful shot,, 101.05-85.5 and Arthur Johnson soccer team has become a team to need .strong play from their mid- according to DeOIiveira. ' ' 103.5-77. lw reckoned with in Union County. field, which DeOIiveira says is the DeOIiveira attributes the recent Leading the way for the Blue In his seventh year as head strength of the team. Leading the success and growth of the Union Devils against Johnson was coach, Joe DeOIiveira feels his way is senior Mark Hordynsky, an Catholic program to a growing! Ashley Flood, who competed in team hns finally reached a level all-state selection last year, Sergio crop of full-time soccer players. ~ ; all four events tallying a 34.3 where they will not only be com- Malaquias, and junior Ryan Price. He said he expected to turn the, score. Lauren Caravello finished petitive in the tough Mountain They will be counted on to control program around immediately after, first on the uneven bars with a Valley Conference, but will make the ball on the ground in the mid- he started, but it wasn't until now 9.1, and senior Tara Clarke con- some waves if their opponents con- field, and set up scoring opportuni- that he had the pieces to fit the! tributed an 8.4 in vaulting in tinue to look past them. ties for the Union Catholic strik- puzzle. . ) ers. "I though I was going to come in, her first appearance of the year "Union Catholic has never been 1 for the Blue Devils. known as ;i soccer school," said "Our midfield controls the ball and change the whole program, Against Old Bridge Jessica DeOIiveira. "Hut we're slowly com- and makes excellent passes to our but it takes time and wins" said' Caravello totaled competed in ing around and turning the pro- forwards," said DeOIiveira. 'They DeOIiveira. "I was teaching soccer, all four events for 35 points. She gram around. For a while we make it easy for our forwards." but didn't have the tools to win,., finished first in vaulting, bal- weren't respected. We're no longer Looking to capitalize on those Now I have the tools." ance beam, and the floor exer- an cany game." opportunities will be senior Andre Those pieces are beginning to fit" cise. Lauren Caravello finished The Vikings went to the state Tobar, the Vikings leading scorer together. first on the uneven bars with a tournament last year, posting a so far this year, junior Mark They played Arthur L. Johnson;; 9,35, and Flood finished second better then .500 record, and DeOIiveira, the coaches son and an yesterday, and square off against- on the uneven bars with a 9.0. advanced to the .second round of all-conference selection last sea- Ridge and Rah way next week. Field Hockey Morristown 1, Westfield 0—The Blue Devils fell to 3-2 SPORTSCENE when Becky Shapiro scored for TEDDY ROOSEVELT "ROUGH RUNNERS" taking registrations for the 99/00 basketball sea- Counties. ] Morristown with 23:06 remain- ANNUAL SK RUN son The deadline tor registration is Oct. 2. Geoffrey Nortn of Westfield. 23, came in firsi. GEORGE PACCIELLO/HECORD-PRESS The annual Toddy Roostivoll "Hough Runners" Registration (orms can bo picked up at Borough place in the male 20 to 24 category. Cynthia Benn, ing in the second half in 5K r.ico will lako pliico on Sunday a! Roosevoll Hall of Westfield, 42. came in first in the female 40 to44 . Morristown. Westfleld's Pattj Osllslo goes up for the kill against Union Catholic. The Inlermodiiito School on Clark Sirool, in Wesifield. Tho basketball league is for children in tho third group, and Marie Sokol ot Scotch Plains, 48, won ' Blue Devils fell to the Vikings 2-0. Registration will bo hold from 7.30-8 45 am and to eight grade. The League wil? include both instruc- in tho 45 to 49 female group. -t Westfield 2, Johnson 0-On willcosl $10 Teo-sliirts will bo available while sup- tions and games Anybody Interested in coaching. "We congratulate the many winners in all the the strength of goals by Paige plios last assistant coaching, and/or relareeiog please indi- different aga categories," said Michael Nicholson,* Corbett and Val Wicks, the Blue The couise willbocjin nt Roosovoli and contin- cate so on a registration form. You do not have to executive director. "Each and every individual who' Finno had one goal and one Cranford 2, Westfield 1- ue along Ilio paed stiots around tho school. The have a child tn the program to coach, assist or ref ran in CONTACT' Road Race is a winner sloca* Devils defeated Johnson on assist. The Blue Devils dropped a tight- couise will end back m Hoosovelt Need a new roof? 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William Saroyan's The Time "There are live historic themes, of Your Life. Curbside park- and they describe major changes ing is available and a park- that took place in what is now Union Comity from colonial times ing lot is within short walking until the early l!>2()s,"s;iid Nicholas distance. Complimentary P. Scutari, chairman of the Union pastries and coffee will be County Hoard of Chosen served during intermission. Freeholders, "ftverynne can select n cluster of sites to visit or mix and The Elizabeth Playhouse match from all of them." is part of the former 19th- Choices include: the grand century historic Third homes of (lie "Kiirly Aristocracy";, the setting for the dangerous Presbyterian Church of "Revolutionary Frontline" years; Elizabeth, which was pur- modest examples of hard "Farm chased by Marlow and Life"; the successful undertakings Karon Ferguson in 1992 in of "Commerce and Industry"; and the grandeur and comfort of the the hopes of building two "Victorian Resorts and Suburbs", theaters. The Playhouse is For this self guided journey, free situated in the former chapel lMH)klets are available. They contain of the church and seats 116 brief descriptions of the sites as well as illustrated maps with all tho people. Work has begun on stops marked. the other theater, which is in "The stories of the theme clus- the nave of the church, and ters tell four centuries of Union will accommodate 300 peo- County history," added Freeholder ple when completed. Mary P. Ruotolo, liaison to the Cultural and Heritage Programs ; The Fergusons both love PHOTOS COURTESY UNIOrM COUNTY DIVISION OF CUITUHAL S HERITAGE AFFAIRS Advisory Hoard. "IVcnuse buildings theater, he as a writer and The Reeves-Reed Arboretum in Summit (above) and the Miller-Cory House Museum in Westde-ldare two of the sites which will be showcased Oct. changed to nieel new needs ami director who has worked off- 23-24 during "Four Centuries in a Weekend." styles, some sites ap[M>ar in more Broadway and in community than one cluster." Showcased during "Four theater in New Jersey, and Centuries in a Weekend" are; the! she as a playwright and pro- Littell-Lord Farmstead and the ducer. The couple has been Deserted Village of Fellville- honored for their roles in dlenside Park in Berkeley Heights; the Dr. William Robinson helping to preserve an his- Plantation in Clark; the Crane- toric site. Phillips House in Cranibrd; the Belcher-Ogden Mansion and Tickets are $12.50 each Boxwood Hall in Elizabeth; apd may be ordered by call- Evergreen Cemetery anil Woodruff House/Eaton Si ore Museum in ing (908) 889-8853 or (908) Hillside; the Deacon Andrew 272-6053. Proceeds will be Het field House in Mountainside; allocated for pediatric cancer the Salt Hox Museum in New research. Providence; the Drake House Museum in PluiniieJd; Merchants and Drovers Tavern in Hah way; the Trailside plans Abraham Clark I louse in Koselle; the Koseile Park Museum in fall workshops Koseile Park; the Osborn Cannoaball House in Scotch Plains; ~ The Trailside Nature and the Cannon Half House in Science Center in Springfield, the Carter House, Mountainside is offering a Reeves-Reed Arboretum and Twin variety of workshops for chil- Maples in Suniiiiii; tin- Caldwell Parsonage and Liberty Hall in 1H<) Riiritiin Road, Chirk I I HI Uarfiiin [Wl, (/lark for Reservations 7J2-5HI-2JOO 71Z-JKI-2JOO The Pushcart Players, including Lisa Brescia, Stephanie Kraus, Harry iif IMIIJ (in S.Hiu.l.iy* WATCH I'N'l.; Dovereux '2\ inrlu's ,tnd L! 1-liy-MH inches, Hesuli-s ilu' art program. art evhilnl •• -1a;;ed at the IV't'i'havon: The Children's illchlile landscapes, still lifes. and DCIITCIIN 1 lecrhavrsi idle i's lnusii' WaW'huiis; Ai l> I 'enter. Collivlion. .m exhibition ol'pnint port rait s. 'I'bi1 artistic styles and interpretive tlaiire tlierapy: 1 lie iijipei il.i.ir includes a per- iiif;s hy student s at the Devereux rantli1 troiii repri'.seiHatuuial to academies man approvi-ii pnv.ite loriiiaiiev' space lor ]:\:.\ folk, clas- IViTh.nvn ivsuit'nt lal livalnuMit suri'iMlisti;-, with some folk art school; pre-vocat lona 1 li. MIIIIU: in sical. \inal and ciuitemptirary center 111 Chestcr, \\ ill be preseul- inll ni'iiees I in il iculiure la ndse; i pitu;. eh tlii music ctiuceri.--. i'd from (let . f> :tl ;it the 1 Vwri'iix Ptvihawii, located cart1, inaititeiianii'. tond ser\ ice I'heatiieal pimluctuins are 1 Arts Centei on the on a ;i:i-aere t'orinrr countiv ami nlVice skills; anil ori;aiii-'ed sonu'tMIU'S prmhieed in this space . *.'nvL\ IS Slirhng Kii I'sl.iU1 in Cheslei'. nives a second team sport s. as well lialU'i'y hours are Monday eluuu'c to i rouldi'd gtrl.s and The nun-pnit'll Walehniif; Ail Hulh |iruler.snnial ami emot'g- t hrmiiih Saturday I'min I • 4 ji.ni. A young wonu'ii, a^od ;"> tn L'1, most Center is located in a ^tsueluic ni!1, artists perform and exhibit gain ii]H'iiin>,' rereptinn will !><• of whom have experienced trail bmlt m 1 S!>S. as tin- original (heir work ,it the WaUlumg Arts held on On. Id. | tn 1 p.m., .it the ma. abuse, inflect or abandon- schoolhouse- fin- (In- village ol ! 'enter. W;ilel\ung Arts (.VnttT ment in tlii'ii" short lives. The only Wat chilli}; Admission to Devereux Slutleni s liet ween the ages ot'!> ivsulriH tal treatment program in Kenuvation^ m tlu- ll'.'ilK 1 Verlins eir The Children's and 20 in the l>e\etvu\ 1 In- state exclusively fur girl*. added more l'onui. ('olli't'tinn is by donaliou. 1 )ewh;ivtvn iirt prngrum painted HeNcreux necrhaven provides Today t hi' lower ilnor houses a Km1 turlber informalion abo\it upwards ot" S)0 aci'.vlus on canvas, support atut guidance tn help small gallery and a —-I nil i • * lor the IVveiruv Heerha\en. call 1 alt Ir.iuicd. that will he showcased tlu-si j.; l fls and yuun;; wonu'ii tnanv art clashes and ehildretis SVH -l.'i(M) in the Watchung Arts Center develop copinj; skills anil person- exluhit. The paintings, which al ^ln'ns.;tli m an .>tnu>spbere that measure- 1 f>l>\ III) inches, lN-ln- mirlures j;r.iwth and stai RESTAURANT ITALIAN L'ONJ TINtiN TAI UHSINl•>-J " You'll Leave This $how A Happy Camper! IVl iNIH'KiUI IUIU Wilt I l.KI-AI Al M(N'I II Kl •• NEW JERSEY FALL MIGHT" All You Can Eat (1) Coke & (1) Coffee 1 i l Glim onions giDliaHnuun w.njs Sm'lr ePii njlin / i i-c V'nirttmnn\rnt Friday A Sttlunluv /•,Y*vn/ix-v op upi. hhn«h We At,- Thr Waltlirtx Sf-ruiU.\r.i' I'AKIV FACIIJIIFS FOR 200 CHESTS Oct. 1-3 NJ Convention & Kxpo ('enter - » M MHNl iS -Mil >WI KS • I-Nl .Atil Ml Nl S - IIIRIHUA-I •» • ANN1VI HSAKIt-S .''Teardrop"a surrealistic painting done In acrylic on canvas, will be part tare Major Credit Curds Acc«p ted - Off N / CiAYS of a spsclal exhibition, "Devereux Deerhaven: The Children's Fxit lit NJ Tumpik liiismi, NJ 1700 W. ELIZABETH AVK., LINDEN' 908-862-002Q Collection," on display Oct. 5-31 at the Watchung Arts Center, Watchung. i.uumtiua \ Call for your free Heritage Festival booklet A copy of th«* free illustrated guide to "Four Centuries in ii Weekend...A Journey Through Union Counly'w History" is a phone cull nwtiy. The event will be held on Oct. 2'.i from 10 a.m- P p.m. and on Oct. 24 from noon-5 p.m. The handy 32-page booklet ban brief stories and engaging Jjhoto.s of the Tl house muse- ums, historic buildings and •ites that have joined logellier for the oncc-in-iiyi-ar Heritage Festival. A map is included with all the sites marked. "There is u tremendous selection for visitors," snid *-• Nicholas P. Scutari, chairman •v- pf the Union County Hoard of Freeholder;*. "Many of the sites also offer special events like re-enact- mentH, music and demonstra- tions." The Heritage Festival is made possible by the Freeholders and grants from the New Jersey Historical Commission, the New Jersey Division of Travel and Tourism, and the New .Jersey Council on the Humanities, a state partner of the National Endowment for **: the Humanities. Additional support from *>'j v'$ AAA New .Jersey Automobile Club has cmiblcd driving routes and laminated county maps to be available at each site. Showcased during Four Centuries in a Weekend are: the Littell-Lord Farmstead and the Deserted Village of Feltville-Glenside Park in Berkeley Heights: Dr. William Robinson Plantation in ('lark; Crane-Philips House in Cranford; Helcher-Ogden Mansion and Boxwood Hall in Elizabeth; Evergreen Cemetery Signature Herb Roasted and Woodruff House/Eaton SAVE Store Museum in Hillside; Prime Rib 'slowly roasted SAVE Deacon Andrew Hetfield House in Mountainside; The Salthox Museum in New Providence; in a garlic, rosemary herb oo OO 1 Drake House Museum in Plainfield; Merchants and Drovers Tavern in Railway; crust for tenderness and Abraham Chirk House in Roselle; the KOKCIIC Park flavor and two sweet, Museum in Moselle Park; I On Any Two i On Any Two Osborn C'annonball House in Scotch Plains; (he Cannon Hall succulent lobster tails. House in Springfield; Carter- I Adult Dinner Entrees ! Adult Dinner Entrees j House, the Reeves-Reed _ I . i - - • • _ Arboretum and Twin Maples in Summit; Cahlwell Parsonage and Liberty Hall in I'liion: and Miller-Cory House Miist-iuii in West Held.' For a copy of the Heritage | rnirtr. Nul vjlid on i.iimli nr h.irlv Evrninu* menu*! or cntrvc. Not v;i!uf on l.umh or bark Huninj;» menus «r Festival booklet with photos. 1 with anv ullirr nffi-r. Applicable U.ii» p.iiJ hy bearer. nitli anv othif utttt. Applir.th||.- taxi * paiil by bcires, site descriptions and a map, SIW>S&A RfMjiirant Corp. ©I «*» S&A Hi-slaiiwm Corp. call the Division of Cultural RRftTAURAMT and Heritage Affairs. tiXi Pearl ' Valid Through October 11, 1999 Valid Through 6ctobcr 31, 1999 St., Elizabeth, NJ 07^02. between 8:30 um, and •t:.'JO p.m.. at (908) 558-2550. NJ Relay users call H00-H;12- 7899. 1139Raritan Road, Clark • 732-396-0440 Copies of the suggested dri- ving routes are also available. 3-8/Record Press prime tim October 1, 1999 Yillella's acclaimed Miami City Ballet to make NJPAC debut The Now Jersey Performing dent choreographer Jimmy For its engagement at SUPERMEGATROID" by Prodigal in NYCB's revival of was described as "the fastest ArlH Center presents Kdwnrd Gamoncl I)e Los Heros. Tickets NJPAC, the company will per- Jimmy Gamonet De Los Heros, the 1929 masterpiece. Set to a growing and certainly among Villello'K acclaimed Miami City are $12-$5(i and may he pur- form Balanchinc's complete set to the swing hits of Bonny score by Sergei Prokofiev, the most exciting ballet compa- Ballet (MCH) K p.m. Saturday, chased by calling 1-8H8-GO- Jewels ("Emeralds", "Rubies", Goodman and (Henri Miller. Prodigal Son captured the nies in the country" at the 1997 Oct. 9 and 'A p.in, Sunday, (Jet. N.JPAC Cl-888-46fJ-G722) or at "Diamonds") on Oct. 9. This Edward Villella (whose auto- attention of ballet audiences Kennedy Center Honors. 10 in Prudential Hall. the NJPAC Box Office at One performance will he the first biography is titled Prodigal and confirmed Villella as a star Now entering its 14th . The company arrives with Center Street in downtown time any company han danced Son) did much to popularize of the ballet stage. seaaaon, Miami City Ballet and two separate programs that Newark. the complete Jewels in the the role of the male in dance Villella was the first Artistic Director Edward include ninstorworks by the Miami City Ballet is present- northeast other than the New through the artistry and virili- American dancer to perform Villella have become acknowl- legendary George Halanchine ed as part of the Aetna-US York City Ballet (NYCB). While ty he exhibited during his per- with the esteemed Royal edged forces in the internation- as well us pieces choreographed Healthcare International this bullet was created by formance career. He was the Danish Ballet, and the only al dance world. by Paul Taylor and MCiJ resi- Dance SerioH. Balanchine for the New York first American-born male star American ever to dance an The New Jersey Performing City Ballet, Miami City Ballet of the New York City Ballet, encore at the Bolshai Theater Arts Center (NJPAC), located was the first company outside where he was a performer from in Moscow. on the Newark Riverfront near of NYCB to acquire the rights 1957 through 1975. During hLs He danced for President Gateway Center, Newark's to perform the full-length bal- years with NYCB, he originated Kennedy's inaugural and for Penn Station. and the let, widely regarded as one of a variety of roles including President Johnson, Nixon and Ironbound District in down- Al Martino Balanchine's .supreme achieve- Taruiitella, the "Rubies" section Ford. town Newark, is the first major ments. of "Jewels," and the part oi" He also branched out as a performing arts center to open and the 21 piece Spanish Ryes Orchestra The company's Oct. 10 pro- O boron in "A Midsummer television producer and direc- in the northeast in more than gram is a mixed repertoire, Night's Dream " tor with the PBS series, Dance 30 years and the sixth largest October 2,1999 including Balanchine's Villella literally leapt to in America, and with an Emmy- performing arts center in the "Prodigal Son" and "Glinka Pas stardom in the 1960 revival of winning CBS production of United States. de Trois," one of Paul Taylor's Balanchine's Prodigal Sun, Harlequinade. Funding has been made p6s- most successful ballets, "Arden with his powerful and passion- Villella became the founding sible through a grant from the Court," and "The Big Band ate interpretation of the artistic director of Miami City New Jersey State Council on THE MAGIC Ballet in 1986 and, over the the Arts/Department of State course of the next decade, and funds from the National achieved worldwide acclaim for Endowment for the Arts. SCHOOL BUS the company. Live on Stage! In recognition of his achieve- 1 You'll Leave Thi ments, President Clinton pre- Boat Show to October 30, 1999 live . sented Villella with the NEW JERSEY FALL National Medal of Arts. He was a 1997 Kennedy Center feature large tickets IHIIM at our The Legendary RaB Diva Honoree and has been inducted into the Florida Artists Hall of craft selections wibsliifr visit Fame. With a repertoire of more EDISON - Buoyed by a Roberta Flack than 80 ballet s(38 of which strong economy and a sum- ETM have been world premieres), mer of outstanding fishing! INE10UCM DF » November 13,1999 including many of George boat dealers throughout the www.etm.com Gti in in itirn gnat earfv SHIM mmgi! lie ill llii niwui in Balanchine's most famous area are reporting strong 1-S88-ETM-TIXS DVt. ifiiltrc, (loiiiipj, Ultti whei't. IFUM taipirj md more1 Bui works; the neoclassical work of sales. UNION COUNTY ARTS ON It R Buys ol rh« tun resident choreographer Jimmy The 12th annual New Oct. 1-3 Gamonet De Los Heros; and Jersey Fall Boat Fall, Oct. 8- NJ Convention & Expo Center works by contemporary mas- 10 at the New Jersey Exit 10 NJ Turnpike, Edison, NJ ters such as Paul Taylor, the Convention and Expo acclaimed Miami City Ballet Center, will reflect Ihe fish- ing boat industry's expan- sion with displays of more than 250 models. "It's been a very strong selling season this year and inventory levels are low," said Robert Barone, general manager of D&R Boats, in NOW OPEN Green Brook. "We're getting a lot of first-time boat buy- ers, which we haven't seen in seven or eight years." Still, consumers will find some of the best deals of the year on fishing boats at tho NJ Fall Boat Show as deal- ers attempt to sell off their 1999 and model inventories before the slow winter sea- son, .said Kevin T; McLaughlin, show director.' "The full show also will offer the first look at many 2000 models, which will bo available at special show prices," McLaughlin said. The show also will feature eight fret; fishing seminarsi presented by The Fisherman Magazine, featuring some of the best known anglers and fishing writers from the Jersey Shore and covering topics from inshore saltwa- ter fly fishing tactics to catching doepwati'r stripers. "Boat shows arc an espe- cially good time to buy a boat," said (Jerry RtcConaghy, sales manager for Irwin Marine Inc., a PORTUGUESE, SPANISH, AMERICAN CUISINE Bayliner dealer in Red Bank. "There will be incen- tives from manufacturers Casual, Fine Dining... and dealers. We offer our own incentives, like freo storage and delayed pay- at Very Reasonable Prices ments, to help make the decision to buy a boat make sense. And, you beat tho price increases that come in Catering On & Off Premises for All Your mid-winter." McLaughtin said that, in addition to the strong econo- Special Occasions such as: my, increased emphasis on family values and activities that let families spend more • WEDDINGS • time together also are dri* ving strong fishing boat sales. Rehearsal Dinners • Showers • Birthdays "Fishing and boating are super family activities." hi1 Anniversaries • Retirements, etc. said. The show will IVatun: boats and equipment from, more than •{<) dealers and suppliers. according to Some of our Famous dishes are: McLaughlin, who added that models on display will include I'verything from alu- Surf n Turf • Steak Don Antonio minum runabouts to off- shore/inshore fishing cruis- ers in tho low-.'tO-fixit range. • Shrimp w/Rice (Spanish Style) Tin- NJ Fall Hiiat Sb.iw, produced by McLaughlin Associates Corp,, Spring • Stuffed Lobster a Don Antonio or Stuffed Tails Lake, will be open 1-10 p.m. Oct. H; 10 a.m.!) p.m. Oct. 9; 11 a.m.-ti p.in.Oil. Id, • Grilled Salmon... Plus Much Much More! Admission is Sti for adults and $1 for children ages I'-"* 17 Children under age I '1 are admitted free when aeeom- Our Entertainment Schedule will be announced panied hy an ad nil. Senior citizens will receive disi-ount in our next ad! admission ol' $ t on the first day of the show. For additional informal 1252 Stuyvesant Ave., Union lion, contact McLaughlin Associates at ( H(l()i ;jt'J2-,'Ji)7tJ or visit the company's web- Tel: (908) 687-7020 • Fax (908) ^87-70 21 Hile, www.niaceventB.com. - Dtober 1, 1999 prime time! Record Press/B-9 ilms in focus: A look at what's at the movies of a home ("Bow-finger The movie is rather inconsequen- to call the cops, thus opening the ment. Cast: Jon Voight. Jesse way b;uk And before long, International Productions"), and tial. Cast: Claire Danes. Kate first squirm of Dick Nixon's Live James, Jeremy James Kissnor. (here's "NO WAV OUT" Cast: NEW RELEASES his new dream in a long line of Beekinsale. Bill Pullman. Lou Bait Worm Farm. As usual in Jack Warden, Cheryl Ladd, Bruce Omar Epps. 1,1. Cmit J, Stanley "THE ASTRONAUT'S WIFE" - losers is called "Chubby Rain." It Diamond Phillips, Jacqueline these spoofs, Nixon is not merely MeGill, Farren Monel. Running Tucci. Pain Uriel-. Nia Long, Hill tohnny Depp is cocky astronaut seems to be a sci-fi crime thriller, Kim. Running time; 1 hour, 17 a klutz. He's Lord Destructo. No time: 1 hour. Xi minutes, i Elliott > Harper Running Time: t hour, 35 pencer Armacost. Spencer is and its unknowing focus is a very minutes. (Elliotts Rated \K\-\A "2 sooner has he met the awed girls Rated PG. ;) stars. minutes. tS:ilni' Ruled H, '2. nt up for another shuttle tour, big action star. Kit Ramsey stars. than he loudly whines to H.R. "DUDLEY DO-RIGHT" stars.'THE HAUNTING" - Hill while working outside the (Eddie Murphy.i, a macho fireball "DETROIT ROCK CITY" - "Bob" Haldeman (Dave Foley), Everything in "Dudley Do-Right" House is vast, and so Gothic that essel, he and Capt. Streek (Nick full of racial paranoia. Murphy is "Detroit Rock City" is centered "All I asked for is a wimple bug- is delivered in broad strokes It's you expect In find Mary Shelley assavetes) suffer a brief visit sharp as the fraudulently macho around lour Kiss-obsessed high ging." Dan Hedaya's Nixon is a a parody of those- hokey. one- dancing with Kdgar Allen Poe m something cold, obscure and star, hurling insults like bombs, school guys in a Cleveland band shrinking shadow, almost sympa- dimensional early-century dra- while an eut ire, Wagnerian opera cary. They return, inwardly and is often funny again as (MyStery) who spend their thetic when be isn't roaring mas featuring the white-hatted company works ils way down the hanged. Spencer, seemingly Ramsey's look-alike. Jiff, a grin- evenings in a basement perform- expletives. About himself, he is hero battling the black-hatted grand staircase. Victorian, rob- nharmed, declared a hero, takes ning dweeb whom Bowfinger ing covers of the face-painted clueless. Cast: Kirsten Dunst, villain, with the innocent damsel ber-baron slone on the outside, lavishly paid aviation job in presses into service as a stand-in. icons' songs. Their every thought Michelle Williams, Dan Hedaya, as one of the prizes. The germ of it's a splurge of dizzy styles ew York. But blond-muffin wife Basically, Martin has welded and conversation revolves Jim Hreuer. Saul Rubinek, Teri a funny movie is here, but writer in.side, including hidden rooms illian (Charlize Theron) starts pieces of "Ed Wood" to his "Dirty around the upcoming concert in Carr, Dave Foley. Running time: director Hugh Wilson clearly and trick rooms, plus beds, stat- detect differences. Some mem- Rotten Scoundrels." Cast: Steve Detroit. Bui when a religion- 1 hour, 30 minutes. (Elliott) doesn't know how lo develop it. ues and paintings that come alive rable sex leaves her feeling Martin, Eddie Murphy, Heather crazed mother gets a hold of the Rated PC-13. 'A stars. Cast: Brendan Eraser, Sarah morbidly Invited lo this theme vaded. Soon she is pregnant Graham, Christine Raranski. tickets, the boys see their dreams "DOG OF FLANDERS" - A Jessica Parker, Alfred Molina, park of luxurious peril is the ith twins, while paternal Terence Stamp. Adam Alexi- go up in (lames and are left to Dog of Flanders," like "The Iron Eric Idle, Alex Kocco. Rated PG. 1 naive little group of patsies ipencer hovers rather menacing- Malle, Robert Downey Jr. recruited for a study in insomnia, fend for themselves. This, of Giant" this summer and 1/2 stars. actually an experiment in fear. ly. With its winky little clips from Running time: 1 hour, ,'17 min- course, lends to some childish, "Madeleine" before, could signal "IN TOO DEEP" - Rookie cop "The Hiitinl ing" is not for kids. he classic sudser "Penny utes. (Elliott) Rated PG-13. 2 1/2 unbelievable ways of getting into the return of something welcome Jeffrey Cole (Omar Epps) begs to On a conceptual level it is, of erenade," and some scenes that stars. the concert. Anyone who walks and overdue: films for kids that be sent undercover: lie wants to course, rather childish, but then ;ome very close to Hitchcock, this •'RROKEDOWN PALACE" - into the theater in search of deep are grounded in story, not in mer- bust up the drug ring master- so i^ almost every horror movie. s a fine movie. The expressive, Darlene (Kate Beckinsale) and meaning and life-changing chandising. Heroic duties are minded by a smart, slick I hug Lei's r;d! it adolescent with u zor-crafted details and moods Alice (Claire Danes) have been events will be severely disap- split between Neilo, the named Dwayne Gittons. a.k.a. vividly adult load of design. rill some depth in the generic Ohio chums since childhood. pointed. Once that realization is orphaned boy who finds the mis- "God" ia» A "THa-la^nnAix. stars. 10.95 Shrimp with garlic and roasted peppers 8.00 Salmon in a lemon & wine sauce, with Shellfish in saffron rice fried tomato and anchovies 14.95 'pitete de jlcny«eid(\ A *VA&CA RECENT RELEASES 9.50 Broiled smoked sausage 725 "THE BLAIR WITCH PRO- Fillet of sole with shrimp, clams and mussels Grilled codfish with black olives, olive oil, garlic JECT" - Supposedly a "found" Saimao- ^nei£*tda and boiled eyg slices 13.25 documentary using discovered Grilled Salmon 835 Mussels in marinara sauce 6.50 footage, this enterprising little Carnes - Meats horror movie follows the 1H!M "Stfe A £ than in foiling villains. Maggie is much liked, yet is "Teaching Mrs. Tingle," Helen fellas as they return home to Anyway, in his clunky boyish also a running joke. The story Mirren exhibits what literature save their terrified families. but sporty style, he has already is a sustained giggle. Nothing profs call "motiveless malig- Director John McTiernan's Films in focus vanquished the lot, including to it, really, but Ike showing up, nancy," for she is the brazen, film, from Michael Crichton's the meanest, Casanova taking a few rebuffs, charming nasty definition of the word "Eaters of the Dead," is silly, Frankenstein (Geoffrey Rush). the ladies, winning over Maggie witch. In her history classes at scary, hashingly violent. And •i (Continued from page B-9) be special. Don't wait for the Of course, Casanova must gain by the pure and simple grace of Grandsboro High, Mrs. Tingle often quite entertaining, not for; ish Matthew Broderick stars as video. Go for the dessert right parole, so that Amazing can be his Gereness. teaches by a refined and proven the "Emma" crowd. ; security guard John Brown. now. abducted by him, deep into the Cast: Julia Roberts, Richard dialectic: vicious dissing. Leigh Cast: Antonio Banderae,- Chipper as a puppy in clover, Voices: Jennifer Aniston, creepster's castle. Next, a Gere, Joan Cusack, Laurie Ann (Katie Holmes) and JoDennia Storhoi, Omar Sharif, he gets smashed up in one of Hurry Connick Jr., Vin Diesel, squad of superhero wannabes Metcalf, Hector Elizondo, Lynn (Marisa Coughlan), both Vladimir Kulich. Running time^' his attempts at bravery, then James Gammon, Clorjs challenge the cackling lord of Christopher Meloni, Paul hopefully involved with cool 1 hour, 43 minutes. (Elliott). R, rebuilt as an androidul SWJHH Leuchman, John Mahoney, M. evil. Maybe the best is infalli- Dooley. Running time: 1 hour, "rebel" Luke (Barry Watson), 2 1/2 stars. Army knife culled Inspector Emmet Walsh. Running time: 1 bly wired Janeane Garofalo as 55 minutes. (Elliott) Rated PG. manage with him to corner Gadget. Brown lias a teen-perk hour, 23 minutes. (Elliott) J The Bowler, a caped cupcake 3 stars. Tingle in her witch's castle of a "THE THOMAS CROWN^ niece (Michelle Truchtenberg), Hated I G. ',i 1/2 stars. who flips K.O. stingers and house. AFFAIR" - The new version! a darling "scientist" as his girl- hurls a lethal bowling ball. The "THE SIXTH SENSE" has The premise is the old youth stars Pierce Brosnan and Ren? pal (Joely Fisher), and a big vil- "MICKEY BLUE EYES" - gags have a fast fade. For all its Bruce Willis as Dr. Malcolm fantasy: Wouldn't it be great to Ruaso. It is a swift, deluxe an^, lain to fight. The mad genius Hugh Grant, us Michael zeal, the hipsterism is dated, a Crowe. The devoted child psy- gain control of your most hated enjoyable escape. Brosnan ir and Brown rush through the Kelgate, exquisitely English truth that thuds home in the chologist has just been given an teacher, and watch him/her Crown, a buccaneer of big- barely contrived plot, Hashing gavel man at a posh New York line, "You bet your sweet bippy." award by the city when, in squirm? money mischief in New York. gizmos and violence at each auction house, falls in love with Cast: Ben Stiller, Janeane front of his wife (Olivia The plot turns very silly as He has a secret gallery of other. luscious Gina (Jeanne Garofalo, Greg Kinnear, Williams), he is gut-shot by a the students try to figure how stolen masterworks. Crown 'Cast: Matthew Broderick, Tripplehorn), then still wants wants something new - a pre- lo marry her after discovering William H. Macy, Paul former patient who thinks to wiggle out of their illegal sit- Rupert Everett, Joely Fisher, Reubens, Wes Studi, Hank Crowe failed him. Only months uation, while savoring the cious Monet oil, which, at the Michelle Trachtenberg, Dabney she's the daughter of a mobster, start of story, lures his hired Frank Vitale (James Caan). Azaria, Tom Waits, Claire later, Crowe is walking around sadistic options. Coleman, Renu Auborjonois, Forlani, Lena Olin. Running as if not physically marred by Cast: Helen Mirren, Katie gang of Euro-crooks to the Cheri Otcri. Running time: 1 One of the hoods docs huge, Metropolitan Museum of Art. godawful paintings. Though time: Two hours. (Elliott) Rated such a drastic wound, but the Holmes, Marisa Coughlan, hour, 15 minutes. (Elliott) PG-13. 2 stars. patient's suicide has left him at Barry Watson, Molly Ringwald, But the best fun and Crown's Rated PG. 1 1/2 stars. Michael assures Gina that he surprise is the tag on the heist will avoid any mob tainting, he loose ends, unsure of his voca- Michael McKean, Jeffrey "THE RUNAWAY BRIDE" - tion and with his marriage Tambor. Running time: 1 hour, - the insurance investigator, "IRON GIANT" - "The Iron soon finds himself auctioning Catherine Banning (Rene the terrible art, part of a Julia Roberts plays Maggie, falling apart. Crowe gets a 33 minutes. (Elliott) Rated PG- Man," it is about a kid named chance for recovery and 13. 2 stars. Russo). Hogarth in a small Maine town. money-laundering scheme and who keeps spoiling her own nlso an ego vent for the top don weddings. Three times the pret- redemption with the case of a She can challenge and check- He finds a robot from outer strange boy, Cole (Haley Joel mate Crown in smart moves, apace, more than industrially (Burt Young). Fumbling ty Marylander has gone to the "THE THIRTEENTH WAR- sized and hiding in the woods Michael bccumeH a murder sus- altar and then fled, once on Osment). The kid is bright, RIOR" - It must have been a lit- snappy lines and corkscrews of (hard to hide when you're about pect, with FBI men and hoods horseback. Wind of the bizarre lonely and haunted by visions - tle tough on Antonio Banderas - chicanery. Catherine oozes 40 feet tall and flatten trees chasing him around town. It serial of nuptial mishaps ghosts who spook him, but not exactly a Pee-wee Herman beautifully into Crown's home, with your tonnage). People ain't major comedy, but kicking breezes to New York, where pathetically, as if asking his among stars - to be the least bed, plane, glider, cara, favorite panic as the "monster," who the movie hard is .sillier than USA Today columnist Ike help. Skillfully crafted and macho of the manly warriors in restaurants and gorgeous n£tnts to be accepted, its pushed the movie itself. Graham (Richard Gere) is des- made with pensive regard for "The Thirteenth Warrior." He Caribbean getaway. by federal security officer Kent Caul: Hugh Grant, James perate for some copy. He takes the nuances of fear, "The Sixth shapes up, of course, despite "The Thomas Crown Affair" Mansley into showing its inner, Caan, Joanne Tripplehorn, the story down at a bar and Sense" is never quite stupid, being an Arab among has a delightful affair with the military hardware (awesome Hurt Young, James Fox, Joe whips out a column, only later but it does seem stupified. Norsemen, and having the least audience. stuff, with death-rav shots Viterclli. Running time: 1 hour, to be fired once USA Today dis- Cast: Bruce Willis, Toni amount of hair, Cast: Pierce Brosnan, Rene based on 1953's "The War of the 45 minutos. (Elliott) Rated PG- covers that Maggie jilted just Collette, Haley Joel Osment, Ibn (Banderas) is sent from RUSBO, Denis Leary, Ben Worlds"). The violence flown 13. 2 1/2 stars. three men instead of the seven Olivia Williams. Running time: Baghdad in heroic times, a sort Gazzara, Fa ye Dunaway, fpom the story rather than reported by Ike. Down but not 1 hour, 55 minutes. (Elliott) of ambassador without portfo- Running time: 1 hour, 54 min- squashing it, and there is u rea- "MYSTERY MEN" - Greg out, Ike zips to Hale, Md. In the Rated PG-13. 2 stars. lio. utes. (Elliott) Rated R. 3 starB. ojiatingly fnirly compelling Kinnear is Capt. Amnzing, a perfect town, where Norman He wanders through Slavic anti-gun message. "The Iron futuristic action hero more Rockwell and Frank Capra "TEACHING MRS. TINGLE" lands and becomes the 13th RATINGS Giant" has the art and heart to interested in his product tie-ins must be spiritual mayors, As the title figure in warrior, joining the dozen hairy 4 STARS • Excellent. 3 STARS - Worthy. 2 STARS - Mixed. 1 STAR - Poor. 0 • Forget It. NR - Not Rated. Why Travel Abroad To Find Capsules compiled from movie reviews written by David Elliott, film critic for The San,} Diego Union-Tribune, and other* staff writers. % European Elegance and Charm i m Nabisco 1 seeks art for annual Snuffy's IH Is the answer & it's nearby! edible show- The Nabisco Gallery in East.«, Combining UNBELIEVABLE Prices Hanover wants imaginative with European Taste 81 Flavor. buildings, objects (or whatever!; an artist dreams up) made of" •*• Nabisco products for its holiday- show. 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Hide LL 1 1MSCKS (Feb. 19 - March must be handled with loving your (inn in (lie shadows white 20): Keep your feet on the •i 21 ARIES (March 21 - April care. tin* circumstances ul change ground and your eyes on the hot- 19): An offer from a partner a 29 27 • 31 32 33 LEO (July 23 - Aug. 22): whirl around you. Your day in torn line while on a shopping- sounds too good to be true. Check Mental work take.s precedence tlu1 sun is soon In cumc spree tills week. Avoid K<.'tt 111^. ^••37 w out all the facts very carefully over physical activities. He sure SAG UTAH IUS (Nov. 22 - curried away on a whim of ('also before signing on. Combining to organize your time and space Doc. 21): Enjoy a positive promises or unsavory deals. joint funds will be the biggest to eliminate stress. Go through advant aj;e over tlu- toughest It your hirthday is this week, M issue. those old files or piles and clean competitors. A trine to ynur rnl- expansion and optimism are TAURUS (April 20 - May them out. ing planet this week limits a lot nil1 key words for the coming, ii 20): Travel for work is probable. VIRGO (Aug. 23 - Sept. 22): of luck your way. Make the most •ill1. < hi ynur climb to the top, An important assignment devel- Keep a close watch on your of tinu'ly oppurt unit it's. ml overlook any small details 54 ops suddenly, so be prepared to finances. It pays to know where CAPRICOHN (l)oi-. 22 • import nut eont rihutors to pack and run. The possibility of each and every penny goes these Jan, 19): (live carter pursuits ini- life experiences. Kxploro growth exists within your per- days. Try playing a kinder and your utmost attention ;uui top intense anil exciting avenues of m sonal realm. gentler role with children or priority in your husy and hurried tliouj;hl and don't settle for any GEMINI (May 21 • June younger siblings. Iili\ This is a great tinu1 (or f^t't surface meanings or explana- Ji?i3 21): Pay attention to your feel- LIBRA (Sept. 23 - Oct. 211); tinjj ahoiid professionally. Make t isms. 1'Apeit. demand and accept ings. You can be very gullible or Tie up some loose ends on a per- all of your dreams cimic I rue. nothing lull (he I rut h from loved 48 Mainz Mr. 25 El —: Madrid easily misled in the affairs of the sonal project. It's time to move AQUARIUS (Jnii. 20 - Fob. ones. Also liorn this week: Toni ACROSS 49 Luau garland museum heart. A speculative experiment on to a new phase of develop 18): You are seen as -,\ kuow-i(-all Mraxlon, Hrett Favre, Jesse 51 Gambling cube 26 Actor turns out better than expected. ment. Plan to sacrifice your in intellfctual or educational <.-ir- Jackson, ('live Marker, Elisabeth • '1 A Miller born on 53 Controversial TV Blades CANCER (June 22 - July immediate goals for long-term clt's. 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Start In-imed. ol plant material & layout. appt. Flex. hrs. In Cusl Gerv- hired an an independent SECRETARY Call us Cell Stove $08-273-9061 Conslr. of walls, walks, IcciDtrtall Sales. Cond apply. contractor and report to NURSE/MA- P/T Small office In Kenll- dml nngo A grading from 732-254-1411; 1-6pm. the Chief of Police and worlh seeks reliable, self Borouyh Administrator, lor specialist office In 9AM - 4PM or 7PM - 9PM CHiDCArW Rtnrt (o finish. Salary Surnmll. Fa> resume motivated fndiv. lor dl- Aft* actual tarny rnxirxJ. E»p. Imsotl on o«p Clnsa A E1X1NBIWUUI1W Compensation 135,000- verslflsd office duties Cm n. 908-64B-SBS8 ^Krtowledw/exp. $40,000. Send resume and Irvcl Windows 95 & a) plant malarial A layout. cover letter to John H Co- Word Processing. Light ©Statistic.il Research, Inc rlca. Borough Administra- AR. AP, and clerical. WfiLDCA Lawn mnlrrt co. seoks 2 Constt. ut walla, walk*, YOUCASUURdnOuUD! exp. people. Must have dralnaga A grading from tor. Borough ol South Good lelaphona commu- Jr. Manny needed 2 daya/wk ttari lo finish. Salarv Plainfleld. 24BO Plalnfield nication skills. JWrir (908)654 -4000 Ext. 188 In our Cranfotd nome. EKC rnln. 2yr. o«p. w/knowledge We Ain'j'l Visa. of machlnea and main*. LI- basad on eip. Class A Ave., South Plainfleld NJ 808-245 7444 rate, & driving rttc. rtq. 1*5 CDL at. «OMtCM»« In The Classifieds 07080. M.isSrricird, ArtH'X ONLY! ftoe-272-2109 LVJIBQ conao n > Salary baaed on u«u M8-688-S8SB CHILsTCMliir-Wofk In " your own homo. Apply LOOKINQ FOR A ' al Monday Morning inc NEWSPAPER JOB7 . 908/668-4884 Tir n $20 rnlundntilo de- posit, the NJ Pruas Asso- VRN clnlion will poal your 40- •MB •Coaal loCoail Runs word resuino on • -Teams slut $.35- $37 wtww.rijpn.ur(| and publish • -$1000 Slgn-OriBonus II moniltly, renclilog 19 ; For exp. Co. Drivers dallies and over 100 \ For oip. Dr Ivors weeklies Editorial, Adver- , We'll Beat . And Ownsr Operators tising, Circulation, Pho- 1-BOO141 -«94 tography stnllori neflded. any payment ' For Oraduate Students Contact LI/ Hagon at C09- 1-800-138-6*26 406-0600, lfl> 609-400- : CRANFORD D3OO, NJProssi(tnf|m.Ofg IEDICAL 0ILIINO • : PUBLIC SCHOOLS IARN EXCELLINT IN- CBANFORO, NCW JEf»WY COME) Full training pro- D vided. Homo computer re- '. POSITION AVAILABLE qtilrod. Call loll (root 800- IMMEDIATELY 640-8313 out !304 fart Tlmo (3.S lumrw |jnr OFFICE CLERK • day) Clamroom AHBIMUIII FT. S * U I'nllul Co., I'lnln- per month ' al Walnul Avamio School. liold, NJ 9OB-7BO-; m . ..a«ni . Pleat* tonct loltor ol In- p lereal wll'i resume to : • William I. Cashmsn, PRE-K TEACHER py f lto of School*, 132 Tho-CHURCH NURSB?Y maa Street. Cranford, 930-tlUOjin, Sept^kiu, Enp. ! NJ O7018. Ho later 'd SICUpwIr. CraraVjnt - than October 7,1»SS. 90B-2723M2 PARKWAY AA/EOC QATA iHTRT. NaTlondl TflEE CUM>ERS ft CREW • emerging Technology Co. FOREMEN -Growing Co. * seeking Iniuranco clnhn seeks loremen w/inln. 3 ' proctaaora, Serious, ru- yra. oxp. Atilo to land 3 or * •pontlble Applications w/ moro rnon on |ob site. ' ffAOUli . personal computer. Cllmbofs; n«p. A CDL a t, . U0,O0O/yr. For interviews 1- will train Salary hased on • 800-418-5372 Dept. 3111. exp. eos-ees-sass - DfllVEHi- WAITEH/WAITRESS/BUS 4XMIMKNCED DRIVERS PEH90N- Full and Pan •1000 Slon-On Bonus! Tlmo holp wnnted lor pmr mo. buy '• Company Driver* - U|> lo lunch unit dliinor. Plcnso 39 mom " 39c/mllo, lasilgnod con- npply In person «\ Echo tor tor 60 i for Lake Country Club, 15795 ventional!, o/o's 8995 82o/mite, paid tuol Springfield Ave, West- ViNXWimM 4Dt 4 lyt, 5 irjd. o/<, p/W onvWcou, ri/Jsl. duqlmi VIM »KlB64EH9 3 01 6 rjl. out«. no a'i p s. I am Im Hiiro n/dtt duo! on bop ilotti ml oil «own iod»h *W. S70.80O Own taxes, plotoi/poriiWii. Held. 300-232-4141 bogi iloth inl, ol) umw lafioh. USRP SI3.420 Down pymnt SHOO . lu »ynt« S75O0. 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(LoadedJEinply) (Includes $.02 bonus) Paid Liability & Cmno Paid Fuel Taxes Omillly ADWIINtSTRATWE lor orientation wlihln '91 VOID I-ISO '9S VOUUWA«m T:T:T: $ tour liours EOEB ASSISTANT Tranaporl t-eoo niH '98 CHEVY MAUSU FT, Knowledge) of Window* KIT 4*4 rKKHL* ». 4 OR 4 manual n p,\i my itl HIM « M tlath - 11,988 B78B. VI«*»Yi yiSt)49 Real Estate Transactions CRANFORD BERKELEY HEIGHTS Druhot for $244,000. Lucille Roll attains Gold NJAR 286 Bloomingdale Ave. from 35 Baldwin Drive from 50 Harvey Drive from 1 Marie E. Matua to Anthonv WESTFIELD As one ofa longtime member of tin asso- Daniel L. & Sheila B. Moore to Charles R. & Phyllis Funvr to the lisp sales associates with Giacone for $210,000. Anupam & Lisa M. Oberai for Jeffrey C. & Lorraine Goldstein ciation's l>islingiiisbed Sales 12 Columbia Ave. from Julia $701,000. the Westfield office of Coldwell Chili and recently celebrated 'J5 for $365,000. Banker. Lucille Uoli is imconsecutive years of member- C. Pratt to Kathleen A. 39 Mendovvview Lane from 11 Hughes Place from OConnell for $235,000. stran^i'r to tremendous suc- ship. Roll was also named t ROOMY 4 BEDROOM CAPE Living Room is ollering largo 4 bodroorn, 2 bath Split with fjreplnco. Formal Dining Room, enclosed Lovo! on cul-clo-anc. Updated main bath, Burgorff ERA Westfield first in sales dollar volume sold sun room, lull bnsumont with laundry. Lot root, front wnlk & stairs and oxtorior point. moauBros 8!)'xt00\ Now pncod at $239,900 in Now boing offoroii at $365,000 in vVostliold. WESTr'IELD - The Westfield office come to know and expect. have home warranties, giving them addi- Westtickt. of BurK2 PRISTINE COLONIAL in MOUNTAINSIDE PROF/COMM. 2-story (too-standing bldg they are highly qualified to oiler the to oiler, in the shortest amount of time. percent of all corporate relocation in the 4 BR, 2 biith homo wild Ipl in LPt. FDR, brand on 75'x153' II w/lols ot otl-str parking Gas Signature Service their customers have Basically we offer our buyers and sellers United Slutiw. Additionally. BurgdorlY now cal-ln kitchen, Flumia Room, linished ht/conl nir/sop titits Listed at $399,900 in an environment ERA has a strong international iiflilia- bnsoment, patio & built-in (j;imc|i> Hardwood Rwwuod. where they are tion through the ERA network with floors and central ;iir as well. NVw offored UNION COUNTY MORTGAGE RATES PRODUCT PRODUCT PRODUCT Commonwealth Bank 800-924-9091 Kentwood Financial Svcs. 800-353-6896 Summil Federal S & L Asso. 732-968-0665 ao YH f txi"i> (id DAY mviuixii) M;;>I. OOO 7.7&0 >,-•., .10 YH 1 1X1 D B.125 OOO HtflS 75 DAY 1!> YH I JM M liO HAY liiVHiixLii ,• ,'hn o oi) f :mo ;>-.. UiYUFIXfO MM OOO 7.:*?3 75 DAY 1 YH ALU Ml" hi.) 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Can- communication skills, sales professional Can- directions and applica- dictates must possess be detail oriented, and didates must possess Employment tion the motivation to sell in have the ability lo hart- the motivation lo sell in a competitive market, be die multiple tasks at a competitive market, be Trades 275 Boulevard willing to work hard to once. Candidates must willing to work hard lo Veterinary Clinic achieve sales encel also enjoy working in a achieve sales excel- 42V Boulevard lence. manage multiple last paced environ- lence, manage multiple MANICURIST/ Kenilworth NJ tasks on a regular basis. ment with the ability to tasks on n regular basis, MB-276-16« 1 and have eicellent meet deadlines Bene- and have oncetlenl communication, presen- fits include medical communication, presen- PEDICURIST tation, and closing skills. and dental insurance, tation, and closing skills. Wed., Thurs.. & Fri. 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Charlie yrs. e>p. Fully ins. Fres Oil) HOI >f SPKiAUY Jail BOe.7S3.6742 90B-735-B429 Est Ron SOB-526-6647 908/526-3500 HIM PRHPAR.MII IN Wallpaper H/3 DECK RFFINIMIIM, WALLPAPERINQ fY » 201-964-1001 FEMININE TOUCH, - Make Summer Sizzle with a Reasonable ratps. •CHRISTADORE* Prompt service. Freejs- MARANO & SONS timates. No Job Tpo PROFESSIONAL Smalll 908/231-0262 , New Car at a Great Price! HOUSEPAINTING Nobody Covers It Better! Recreational Reasonable rates Vehicles Free estimates, Fully Int. USED CAR SALE SPECIALS Alumlnum/Vlnyl house painting also avail. •99 MAZDA PSOTECELX '98 OLDSMOBILE DELTA 88 •99 FORD TAURUS SE Travel •97 NISSAN MAXIMA SE •98 PASSAT CLS WAGON 909-276-1127 4 908-232-W23 V6, Mmirmiiil 411!'). ,nr. p i. p h, •I iir, auto, air, |Vs, |vh p\t, jiK-ks. tiit. .(Jr. auto. air. ps. ph-1™, p'l'tks. Trailers I |M"onnnp|'. auto, air. pi. r*K r>w, [> lucks' Auto, air, p's, [A, pAv, flocks, tilt, INTERIOR PAINTING & 1 p lucks, till, cnnst, cais. I'D, i crui.se, U). 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Cruise. Moy Wills, T/GI, AM Rjdio. 9O8-245-S32O . V1N«AM3O«/31935.MI h Condi •WUW $159 Auto. 90K ml., 3.8 liter, All MAZDA. •t-Dr.4-Cvt.Auiu.IWB A» power, ABS, $5,000. On 11 PW/PL Rsaf Detroit till. CIUIH 973412-0605 or 908-582-41#9 M MERCUKV VILLAOEll 93' • 7 passenger, auto tran. pt>, ps, cruliw AM/FM, lilt whl. 82K, Jaal lnsp.S5.995. Call after 6am WW-694-38«a NISSAN ALTIMA QXC •» - excel, cond., auto, kJc CCVcsss loaded. 4dr. 4,fOO in no ml., gar. kepi, wail $16,000 »Oe771»i NISSAN MAXIMA '91GAMRY $5995 TOYOTA, 4-Df. 4-Cyl. Agio. P&PB, Auto, A/C, Loaded, W. WPL, RtOel.TinfGIs Sumf cellent Condition. 4TK ,v www.toyotaoutletcom VOLVO 850 QLT'94 • 4-dr T sedfln. Oluo/groon rnelnillc tnn Icnlhor Inter., auttt. AC, 1-800TOYOTA-6 SO, CD, cold weather pkr>. 4 snow tires, 50K. oxc. con*. K, iiKlude all (osh acfpt ftp, Asking $13,099 , 9O0-789-B424 , • III www.MtlsiaeautamaIi.com Call 973-923-41 mi "60 mo pyni'ts ai 9.9? APR, Antique & OPEN MOIM.-FRI. 9-9PMJ lolul of nyiirf, )iO,5'10, yite txice Classic Autos 1384 58495,5l,0O0dfflMiJlti]iisddoi SAI 9-6PM CADILLAC '73 S1DA.N oultel pn«s BjntintjaTl upon dealet OeVllle- orig. owner, a»c. Plies IncWjAI Costs To Be Paid By Consumer Except for Lc, Rc-j S Tucs. A? Cars Sord femeiwl** 'As Is'. Is Ad Supersedes Ai Offier Pfmus Ads. AI Afertised Specals In Lieu 01 Rebate art Incentive. RetBles/lrantr/Es Sut#c! TQ Cun»! ManLffaciurer Piograre Not Responsible fa Typographical Erron 'Based On Closed End Lease For fin.lhfuphmoylenoa. 'Vthidcssokl cond., full power, our. ( 101 \k& WmntACiiH Ttai Pnmaiy Lender Lsses Resn. For bcess Wsr S Tear. Mfeaq; A k» 12,000 Mif/Yr, 15* ?Mi Thereafter. Hountalmer: (1499 Dm. fVL - $500Cust. Cash Reb=J5J3 Dm (VL t £299 S si Mo. Pyl. t w Sec, Deo (1 Quad t SO Ban* Fee t itOO Col Grad Retfl dual) t J1 MO Lease Renew Mi aal)=(2698 Due AI ssic Autos 1394II Drive 14001 JHP WRANGLER '88- Wht/Tsrt, hard* soft tops, •73 tCDAH NISSAN SC EXTENDED am/fm/cd. Just srvcd. FOR • orig. owner, exc. CAB PICKUP 9OS-4M-B73S \&&* M\ Open Classifieds for the Services You Need! Sft*» SOMERSET • MIDDLESEX • UNION mm m SATURN OF GREEN BROOK SAVE SAVE 270 Route 22 West *36St Green Brook BRAND NEW MMMO NEW' T5SS1i®8 SILVIERADO/5 M 109B CHEWY 752-8383 1OBB CHEWY TCZfPlckup To Showcase Your Dealership 8 cyl.. aulo trans., pwr stfng/;mti lock bfks. AIR, AM/FM slflrto, CD, 4 r.ylmrlor, nuioiruilic transmission, power steering/ bnikos, AIR. 4 cyl., aulo trans., pwr strng/ brks, AIR, AM/FM stereo cass.. till in AUTOSOURCE lilt, cruiso. t/gl., b/s mldgs., alloy whls,, int. wi|js , dual ,nr bnijs Slk #8940. VIN //XK232513. MSHP $14,396. Incl. $2000 Fad. whl. Stk.#8897. VIN.#X6931021. MSRP $17,895. Incl. $2000 Fact. SW8651. VIN.0XZ147767. MSRP $24,905 Incl $1000 Fad. Hebale. Robalo & $400 Coilerjo rjriitl Rcbnlct Call Susan Vail Robalo & SBOO College Grad Rebatot, if qual. at (908) 575-6724 FOR ONLY 14,2041 ,"214941112,096 FORA PRE-OWNED VEHICLES 99CKVYI1HZM 93 CHEVY LWIHW S8 CHEVT CAVAUU '97 CHEVY UHVNNA 97 CHEVT VEHTIIff (Ml A GREAT A iji b cy I nuto Irjn'j . Apr 4 iji 0 Cyl 'i'jlr) trail •I Ji 0 e_yfI ;ILI1U if.if;'. [j/.r 1 .1 .|r i, r,i ,,••. ..,„•. |,i,i ^ 'Jr 4 «.yl iiul'j If.ifi'.. (t'.vr / \- i',\ '. i yi. .tulu UiiflR, •I 'Ji. -1 f.yl. ;iuto tftin . wpf wirirl Slrrsa brhr.1 w.nd ['r>'. AIM stiFirj (•>'»&• locks AIR 5lrny Ur* v f,,-\'A The Wheel Deal Run your ad till your car sells! $35.95 a ke it (4 lines, each additional line $2) For private party only. Prepayment required. MOOTH Aid Deal AfFIRDABlE The GMC Savana tomes supported by a full-length box frame, and nearly a century of truck-di-signing experience, $25.99 so when you get behind the wheel, Items from $101 - $5,000 there's nothing hut smooth Nailing. Stop by your local OMC dealer today, (4 lines, 1 week. Each additional line $2) For private party only. Prepayment required. for a smooth deal. Best Buy SAVANA RANKED J.D. POWER AND ASSOCIATES 1998 "MOST APPEALING FUU-SIZ! VAT Do one thing. Do it well. Items under $100 ROUTE 22 WEST, (3 lines, 1 week. Each additional line $1) COLONIAL 908-722-2700 For private party only. Prepayment required. NORTH BRANCH 1-800-773-8757 (SOMERVILLE) Deadline: Friday at 5 PM for the following week. MOTORS ©1998 GU Carp. All rights rewvad. GMC, Sovarw and GMC logo are rtgrciered trademarks of General Motors Corporation, t D rmimi fcwcktts mj 1-800-559-9495 AuiwnoiiM Pwlpimano, EiMution, And lnyoul t»PUl) Study " Study baud an a wtn! 1 !,W1 imumoi inponw Savons C«t«tf liofl Van net tftdaM In tWt iMf. wm Idpoww (on. CENTURY B AU«ist Signing $934 DUB At Lute Signing JMMD DulAtLtin Signing c Dop Includni $2?5 Sec Dtp Includes SO SEC Dtp Auto, 2 Dr, 4 Cyl. P/S/B. Alt Cond, nil Dafr, Auto, 4 Dr. 4 Cyl, P/S/B, Ait Cond, AM/F M Star»o Coti. RR Auto, i D t. p/S/9. Aif Cofid. AM/FM Sleieo COM, BR D«l!, Auto, 4 Cyl. P/S/B, Alt Cond, AM/FM Slereu Vm Tilt, Cttilia, Pwr Sunroof. Vln #Y71t9B29. Dili, Pwi/Win/lki/Ant/Sti/imk. till. Crulj« Vln P*(/Win/lki/Sh/Imk, Tiir, CiulM, Vin JXI6OSM2. MSRP IX85I4312. MSHP$16,Z1B. Tl Pyls: $5364 Price M8RP S1S.79S. Tl Pyls: S90Z4. Pries tnclurius • XH2092S9. MSRP }J2,J56 73 11 Pyli: S9JJJ Piles S20.3O0 Price indud«i $1500 Factory Rebate and tt» 1 Includes (750 Factory Retain. Resld: S9216 u. JB80 Faclory Htibnla. Resld: $B9?1 Incl.nJii J2000 Factory Rebate. Uei'd $12,971 85, Owns! loyalty R»bc1«- D»mo w/4000 Miei. ^*»'' "*' HI'Ji K .I MlR(. liV ESCORT WGN S-10 PICKUP EXPLORER 4Cy( Aifo PSIl *iCiO] 'UFM CENTURY VILLAGER « Tyl IVS.'Sts Air Conl V n • ••'•" '•••,*,•! V"- ~c C--J SStwt o Cm. MiHli*.^ T.ir Vm *M'V5V!««C LUMINA GRAND PRIX EXPLORER EXPLORER BLAZER TAHOE 6 Cyl. A.1-.V Pia^M V Cc SAIES HOURS: Monday thru Friday 9am-9pm, HOME or 2301 RH. 22 WIST UNION SIGN 8 DRIVE! All prices include all cost to bo paid by a consumer except for lie. reg tee & taxes. Prices include $400 Coll Gracl rolinto if applicable & factory "rebates 36/48 mo closed end loaso w/PO avail if qual thru lender. Customer Cash (as cap cost red) •+ 1st rno + Sec Dep + Bank Foo duo at in<:opi (Caji Cost/1 si mo/Sec DflD/Rank Fpo/inrnn Tl/l f^nqp Tl) SONOMA: $500/$149/$0/$400/$1049/$6264.SUNFtRC:: $400/$188/$2OO/$4O0/$1 188/$1O,024. BONNEVII I [~: SO/:!^!.')/:!;:V'V$/IOO/$g34/$g999 All leases^ are 12K nii/vV & '^ tin>K!.iftoi. Lesoe rospon for wear & tear. Not respon for typos. * Up to 36 mos. October 1, 1999 Record-Press BIG jeep FULLERTON's LOT ANNUAL CLEARANCE SALE ALL CARS AND TRUCKS DRASTICALLY REDUCED FOR THIS EVENT! HERE ARE A FEW SAMPLES BELOW. *** AVAILABLE UP TO 60 MONTHS O*AFR FINANCING OR UP TO 2000 REBATES OD0WN AVAILABLE NEW 1999 KIA SEPHIA NEW 1999 KIA SPORTAGE SAVE HCIA ONLY 1 LEFT SfVtRAt 01HERS AVAILABLI SLICHTIY HIGHER $ buy for for 112,695 VIN tfX5615862, 2.0L 16V 4 cyl DOHC OIK), p/aloor, 5 spd., dual VIN #X5777556,999 1.8L 16V 4 cyl ong, auto, p/dis5c brks, r/def, air bags, knoo airbag. r/dof, p/wincls/lks/mirrs, drvr lumbar t/glass, cloth/vinyl seat, console, int wprs, remore mirrs, a/c, soat, cloth int., tnch, dig clock, consoto, I/glass, thoft dotor sys, p/steer, am/fm st/cass, carpet fir mats, MSRP: S12,969. Includes a/c, carpot fir mats, am/fm st/cass, MSHP: $16,534. Includes $1500 factory rebate. $2000 factory mbato. NEW 2000 PLYMOUTH NEW 1999 PLYMOUTH VOYAGER NO DOWN SEBRING COUPE LXi PAYMENT! IHKYSUK I (IIKYSliH SAVE Vlymouth i AVAILABLE $ per AT SIMILAR mos lease buy SAVINGS! 36 for mos 18.990 AVIN HYR536713/YR544O6B. 22T pkg, 2.4L 4 cyl. ong., auto, air, 7 pass, p/s, r>/ij. VIN #XC(M(iii21. Xf, 1!>:j:«i!>. XI Ilii'diil auto. VII!.C>|1!, MSRP $19,470. Inci $400 college grad rebate, H qual. $2S9 1st mo pymt • SO rot k tirii/lin r.t/c.ifi-ioli: CD |il»V'!t. ji/Minriiol, fully IU.-HIIMI' MIUIP S;':t.!i!if.. Inci sac * $495 bank loo = $754 duo at inception + tax A MV loos 2 AT THIS PRICE. l $1 GOO rnh.'ilu K- S'100 «. Hi KIIHOSE -! rR ? SVT MUSTANG, -9% APR CONTOUR, .9% APR LIGHTNING FINANCING FINANCING REBATI IN STOCK! Come visit FULLERTON'S BIG LOT! Every Pre-owned Vehicle Reduced for this sales event! THE WAIT IS OVER! THE ALL-NEW NEW CAR DEALER TRUCK DEALER "WffiP IN SOMERSET COUNTY IS HERE! CAREER OPPORTUNITIES in Service, Farts, Accounting & Sales Departments, Call for Details WE'RK ONIY... SALE HOURS: in MI.N ti iii ( I.INTON MON-FRI: I', Ml'-, fn iii UAH HI S(, 9AM -9PM I . MI.N In mi I l.l-.MINf .'I'>N SATURDAY Ki MI.N li III IT>' "AJAWAY IV MT-. IM III WAV liKDNSWIf K 9AM- 7PM ULLE / Ml f-.A r ,,| tin- IIKII jfJI FORD • CHRYSLER • PLY MOUTH • JKKP • KIA iM\|i i',', MALI. EXTENDED SERVICE & PARTS »a m Visit us on our web silt* HOURS: Ifi^W @ www.fullcrton-nj.coin SATURDAY 8am - lpm 1034 Rt 22 East, Somerville, NJ %& %, jr liteminn reo & lanes Prices intiude all rcbutes S incentives. NoHot icsponsibilo^pamibic for typos, cnorcr.ors ior omi»ion-, h qunlifinrf buyers only, fill financing in lieu of fn.lory ..bntei, onw l«t modolv-36.no leases i.ul 12,000 mi yr ® .15 ml ,«„«. UMM.— — •»•• - -«•".!ear & ™in! Aj! rebore^ to deoler, where applicable, |lf qoul- tfSSOO Owner Loyclty rebule avail lo tuitent owner & puKlicne. of 199? 1996 Explorer & Expodriion. 0.9% APR over. financing avail on select in slock models, if qunl. ' 'On select models in lieu of financing, Pm ad supersedes oil other offers. Subject lo prior sale Serving New J< Since 1967 f v tC-12 October 1, 1999 Since 1978, the lowest prices * largest selection, GO BIG...GO GLOBAL! Hyundai Advantage AMERICAS BEST WARRANTY 1O YEAR 1OO.OOO MILE POWERTRAIN WARRANTY 5 YEAR UNLIMITED ROADSIDE ASSITANCEI 5 YEAR 60.000 MILE BUNVH-TO-BUMPBl WARRANTY RT NO EKTRH CHIWGE! CLOBHL ROUTE VUEST N. PLRINFIELLD 757- 4OOO NEW199B HYUNDAI HYUNDAI BUY FOR: BUVFOR. Automatic trans, 4 cylinder engine, power steering, power brakes, no air, dual alrbags, buofcel Mats, Automatic, 4 cyllndtr MfjfM, powar stawtag, power bratot, no air, dual atrbags, tinted glat s, am/fm c*it«ti«, 24 hr r/s assist, nm/fm cassette, rr defrost, MSRP: $10,669, Vln KXU516066, Stk *XiK3H/ rear dafmt, bucktt scats, MMP: $11,789, Vln 1X11563014, Stk 1X196 NEW 1999 HYUNDAI BUYFOR: BUYFOR. Dl Automatic, 4 cyllndor, p/s/b, air contJ, dual nlrbngs, cruise, tilt, p/wlndows, p/lockt, am/fm Automatic, 4 cyllmtar engirt*, p/stMring, p/braka*, air conditioning, dual alrbags, cruise, tin, tint, p/wlndows, storoo Ciiasotto, MSRP: $13,154, Vln #XU883112, Stk #X372HV p/lockt, pMrn, rr defrost, anVfm casseHa, 24 hr rdslda assist, MMP: $16,787, Vln *XA0441D1, Stk f X069HY HYUNDAI IN-STOCK FOR IMMEDIATE DEIIVEHYI BUYrQR: Dl Automatic (rant, 4 cylinder engine, power steering, power brakes, air conditioning, bucket seats, 24 tu r/s assist, rear defrost, MSRP: $17,681, Vln f XA046438, Stk IX062HY _ 94 TOYOTH TtRCU /Uu t«l pnV Si tilt. I [)Mn, tit't. •»."" ll(-'H> !8.W»M/«HK. lAltti'illi'.i H.i» m. Wi tUUHMS. it IITIM 33 BUECK RE6AL £1 111 III 1NH. MM iv If ti'lUli: 11 I 94UGUSUMWT 9ASRTURHS12 MST CREDIT PROBLEMS? WE CAN HELP! $111 M h CREDIT HOTLINE fly '95HYUWMS(HUn% S5 MITSUSiSW GAUKT 124-HOUR HOTLINE • INCL. SUNDAY! (1-800-639-27331 85 niTCTI IVM.ON A 1 ii1' IIU! m i,- iljiitu; t'v i; $! Kill la i if nV ir >V> M * in T ** 'MCUTUSS4DR •94 TOYOTR CfUCA $! ;III il SM n t« IS.VX.'if M IW VL mm. M. IHItl 'I IK n ir K1X&I an tt'il 95 f 9R0 PROSf S£ 13 Msonua EXPO IRV 950U)SM0UIimEVAg« III McmniMMUo 5 *«tn. »n1 f'I «••• cmd |»' "«<• fi L't. 1 f*( h.^^ W •'•A n tab ma* U l^ ^" -•'M. bh I i)l 11A KW.ti ik| rt. ^ «fl fl*BTR 1 iiiss i nr « B n'. i i"m !it Ltsi towta '(H -* »•' IC«««)S Sa IT,*II :n«:', H!M«ir»l!«Wl!»,ltlWK f H' t M I«K!« h tiJI'U j; : HYUnDPI Visit our website: www. Si9baliato.com N. RL.RINFIEL.D OPEN MON-FRI: 9am-9pm • SATURDAY: 9am-8pm Prices include all costs to be paid by the consumer except for licensing, registration and taxe-s. Subject to primary lender approval. Prices available on in-stock units only. Discounts & rebates in lieu of special rates. Prices incl, all rebates A incentives. Select vehicles incl. S400 coll grad rebate? (if qual). Hyundai prices incl. S5O0 Global owner loyally (i! qual). Photos used for layout purposes only. September 30, 1999 See the Newest Cars £ Trucks at the Powntown Somerville Shopping Center SATURDAY OCTOBER 2ND, 10AM TO 4PM RAINORSHINB WIN! Valuable Mall Merchants Gift Certificates 11 WINI Theatre Tickets!! Meet Sparky The Somerset Patriots Mascotll PARTICIPATING DEALERS • Acura of Somerville Global Automall • Royal Chevrolet • AutoSport Honda Hunterdon BMW • Saturn of • Belle Mead Garage Kemper Pontiac/Cadillac Green Brook/Union • Bernardsville VW Liccardi Auto Group • Somerset Nissan • Clinton-Pro Car & Truck Mcguire Cadillac • Town & Country • Crystal Automall Millennium VW Lincoln Mercury • Fennessey Buick Open Road BMW • Fullerton Ray Catena Infiniti How To Get There: From Route 287 to Route 22 To North Bridge St. Jurn Right on West Main St. or Veterans Memorial Drive West ;*v •:• PROMISES JVIADE CLINTON Car & Truck Family of Dealerships PROMISES KEPT. Our business philosophy is "a promise made is a promise kept". It's selected by a large percent of the population. Our dealerships the way that we have conducted our business since the beginning. normally have available more than 600 new vehicles and 150 It's the foundation for everything we do relative to customer relation- used vehicles. Our products, prices and terms can satisfy every ships, before, during and after a sale. We ask that every member of need and budget. Joop our team of exceptional people accept personal responsibility for making sure that a promise made is a promise kept. Please consider one of our dealerships when you are in the market for a car or truck. We currently represent 8 brands of new vehicles at 3 convenient Remember, at Clinton Car & Truck, u promiso made Is a locations. We offer a broad line of new cars and trucks that are "'3 >* promise k^tpt! Dodge Clinton's Promiso to Our Customers 908-735-7117 1. WE PLEDGE hassle fr^e, straight- forward pricing. We know the market and are the low price provider of cars and trucks both new and used. No dealer buys for less. No dealer is likely to sell for less, 2. WE PROMISE a comfortable, relaxing sales experience. We've taken the anxiety out of automotive buying. Browse at your own pace. Stay as long as you like. If you want assistance, we'll offer it. But you'll always be treated with respect at the Clinton Family of Dealerships. 3. WE'RE DETERMINED to make every purchase the beginning off a long and satisfying relationship. We want to sell you your next car, sell your children cars and sell your friends cars, We begin that relationship by treating you with the respect and courtesy you deserve. Genuine Chevrolet 4. WE'RE DEDICATED to remaining totally customer-focused. We're not happy unless you are. We make mistakes, but you can bet we'll correct them. You're the reason we're In business. And we Stay in business by being the low price provider of new and used vehicles, parts and service. 5. WE GUARANTEE that every used vehicle wo sell has undergone a thorough inspection before we put it on the? lot. We warranty our used vehicles and if you can't find what you like, we have the technology to locate the vehicle and get it for you. 6. WE'LL WORK WITH YOU to make your choicfis «ffordnbie. 908-735-5135 We finance or lease more than 2000 vehicles a year. That yives us the best possible terms from many leading automotive credit companies, independent finance companies, local and regional banks, or anyone else who gives you the best linancing available for your needs. 7. WE'RE COMMITTED to giving you bolter value thnn our competition. Consistently. You don't have to wait for a sale or listen for gimmicks on the radio. Clinton Car & Truck Family of Dealerships built a reputation on up-front, no-nonsense dealing, and giving every customer added value. , 8. WE'RE HERE TO STAY We continually strive to be a dealer like no other. Our policies, practices and mostly our people allow us to successfully compete fn the growing and ever competitive automotive marketplace. 908-735-2790 Thank You. Clinton Car & Truck ROUTE 31, CLINTON v. A Family of Dealership! l! September 30, - October 1, 1999 D«g/NJN Publishing Auto Show 2000 '00 CARAVAN MILLENIA 4 CYL, AUTO. P/S/B, AIR, AM/FM CASS, R/DEF, DUAL AIRBAGS, ALL SSM, $400 COLLEGE GRAD REBATE. AUTO, AIR, 4 CYL, O/D, P/S/B, AM/FM CASS, $500 MFG REBATE, MSRP: $20,745, VIN: YR521777 AUTO, 6 CYL, P/S/B, AM/FM CASS, PWR WIN/L/MIR/TRNK,: PWR WIN/L/MIR, TILT, CRUISE, R/DEF, TILT, CRUISE, R/DEF. INT/WPR, ALLOYS, DUALAIRBAGS, INT/WPR, DUALAIRBAGS, MILES: 6,019, $5000 MFG REBATE, $400 COLLEGE REBATE, MSRP: $19,504, VIN: XU530831 MSRP: $27,195, VIN: X1510780 To qualified lessees, toe payments of S188 a mo. "loi 36 mos S1Q00 cap cost reduction. Si 881st mo. payment. SO sec ilep B;ink lee S495 Tol.i! niivptioii 51683 dm; at h)as« signing plus m v & tax, 12k mi/yi. Ibwntli; additional plus weai & 1>ui Total pay $6768. Residual S10.372. Corollas [fiTaconws Avengers intrenids \/\626's i /' Proteges Neons Caravans Stratus Durangos /iMiatas /' B-series Trucks siennas Rams 1Ram vans Millenias / 4x4's /Tundras Landcrmser oakotas Conv. vans 2 _.___ 9am - 12pm ADDITIONAL ANY PRE-OWNED VEHICLE > ADDITIONAL AFTER YOU'VE MADE YOUR BEST DEAL! i RAlly An SPECIAL ' OVER 150 AVAILABLE • "3Es,i"SSs,™ • I AFTER APPRAISAL! I VAI IDONIV ON [1AY (II I'UMI K'AIION I I VAI If 1 (>NIIY Of! ! >AV (II PUI'I l( AHdN I 1 78 CRYSTAL M IOMMI : 29 ss «i EAS[ASTT // SALE HOURS: MON-FHI Bam - Opm 1-800-999-3611 • Rt 22UV • GREEN RROOK, NJ SAT Sam - 9pm September 30, - October 1, 1999 Auto Show 2000 NJN Publishing/D-3' 2000 Buick lineup -new LeSabre, Special Century for new Century i Buick heads for the new millen- comes with blacked-out grille, more stowage in the passenger com- nium with a moru powerful body-colored fascias and side mold- partment, new inset exterior door £entury - and u significant new fea- ings and commemorative badging handles, larger gauges and larger ture for its full-size Park Avenue on its doors, tail lamps, instrument outside rear-view mirrors that are and LeSabre. panel, headrests and IUx)r mats. hinged so they will fold if bumped. ! StabiliTrak, un advanced system "When your brand name is From an engineering standpoint. that helps the driver maintain con- Century, and you're heading into lx'Sabiv's major news is it;-* more trol of the vehicle, especially in slip- this new millennium, \uii need to substantial body structure, the lai pry conditions, is newly sUuuhirds bring another level uf vehicle to the est generation of the unusually on the luxury Park Avenue Ultra marketplace," .said Century Brand strong architecture thai early won and optional on Park Avenue. It is Manager Anthony H. Derhake. praise in Riviera (1995) and Park tiow also ottered on the all-new "Century provides little touches of Avenue (1997). LeSabre that itached the market in luxury, like a remote keyless entry, Among nuiny safety features are February 1999. StabiliTruk became anti-lock brakes, V-li engine and Catcher's Mitt seats, described as an option on the 2(XH) LeSabre in electronically controlled four-speed high-relent ion front seals with self- May of 1999. automatic transmission, all stan- aligning bead restraints. These lea Regal, the division's premium dard -- and now we'tx> offering tines can enhance the seal system midsize model, is also enhanced for more power. We like to tvler to performance in rear impact colli- the 2000 model year. And Buick, the Centuiy as 'a luxury car for cveiy- sions. industry leader in supercharging, one'." In a rear impact, the new seat has again equipped both Park All three Century sedans are system is designed to absorb energy Avenue Ultra and Regal CSS with powered by a revised 3.1-liter 3100 and "pocket" a pmporly positioned the 240-horsepower supercharged V-li engine that delivers 15 more occupant's pelvis and lower back 380O Series II V-6. horsepower, increasing total output into the seat. The self-aligning head Buick's reputation as a quality to 175 horsepower. Torque has also restraint, built into each (tout scat leader was underscored when been increased, from 185 to 195 Ib. back, uses the rearward movement Buick ranged second (and was the fl. of the occupant's upper torso in an top-ranked domestic) among 37 Cent iiiy's huivejKJwer lx>ost was accident to rotate the head restraint international car brands in a recent achieved by revising cylinder head closer to the occupant's head. This independent quality study. and engine calibration and bysimple mechanical device can LeSabre, Family Circle magazine's installing less restrictive air intake ivduce head motion in certain rear ^Family Sedan of the Year" for 1998 and exhaust manifolds. At the. same impacts and, therefore, reduce the and the Good Housekeeping time, projected highway fuel econo- potential lor a "whiplash" injury Institute Automotive Satisfaction my has also l>een improved by one Now, as a mid-year enhance- 2000 BUICK CENTURY CUSTOM Award winner for 1999, placed sec- mile per gallon to Jtt) mpg. Projected ment, the 2000 U'Sabrc otlerh ond, among premium midsize cars city mileage remains at an excellent StabiliTrak, the (ieneral Motoi.s further quiet the cars interior. The with leather seals. charged family we're targeting." in the quality study. Century placed 20 mpg. advanced integrated vehicle stabili- Personal Choice option package Exterior changs include new l(i- StuhiltTnik third in the same study. (The 2000 Another new feature is a side air ty system, as an option. includes numbered remote keyless iiich cast aluminum wheel:-,, stan- HtabiliTrak lielps the driver LeSabre has alit'ady been named a bag for the driver, packed on 1/eSabre is the highest volume lobs that allow two drivers to pro- dard Ixidy colored grille on the US **Best Buy1' by the Chicago Tribune.) i maintain control by elecdoniivdly Centuiy Limited and special edi- car on tlu market to offer gram .separate .-.etlinnh for mirrors, anil (wo new coitus, (told Metallic comparing wha( (he driver wants "Buick is positioned very well for tion models ordered with leather- StabiliTrak. On LeSabre. seat adjustment and oilier comibrt, ami Slelinig Silver Metallic. trimmed seats. StabiliTrak is part of a Driver (he car to do with informal ion from the new millennium with lour pre- security and snlotv features into Hut the primary loatuiv (hat sensors indicating bow (lie car is mium contemporary family sedans LeSabre Confidence Package that also Park Avenue's "memory." Ultra attracts many liuyers to Ihc midsize that are strong in the market," said IjoSabiv, which was introduced includes .self-sealing tires and a models also will spurt new ebony Kegul is the power of (he HSOl) actually responding. If the car is in Buick General Manager Roger W. as an early 2000 model, has been head-up driver infbniiation display. instrument panel and door trim Series II Vli engine. In tin- Refill danger of sliding or skidding, Adams. "When you count the first well accepted in auto writers' Purk Avenue plates. l!S, (he supeivhargt'il ;JHI)l> engine SlalnliTiak slows and stabilizes the experimental models, Buick's been reviews and by the buying public. Park Avenue and Park Avenue "Park Avenue's pedigree is luxu- generates 210 horsepower al f>2ll(l (Mi to lu-lp the driver maintain con- building cars for a hundred years. Ix'Sabre has been tile best-selling Ultra feature lvfineinetits in sutcty. ry bill its value lies in sophisticated I pin (iii(l2H0 [b-(l of torque a( .{f>0(l trol. That's a long tradition, and the full-tsi/e car ill the U.S. market for stability and comfort for 2000. features that continue to salisly the ipin. file nalumlly aspirated UNDO OnStar niudels we're ottering today play to engine, which is standard on Hegal seven straight years. Besides SUihiliTrak (standard on functional needs of its IIHUT and r All Buick models oiler the new bilr*traditional strong suits - premi- ix'Sabre Brand Manager Joseph Ultra.optional on Park Avenue i. the passengers," said Park Avt-nue US, pnividfs 200 hp at . )2ll(> i|>m threc-bultoi) (!M OnStfir driver um amenities, comfort, roominess, J. Kitzisimnuins Jr. said the goal 2000 models of Huick's luxury lull Brand manager kulherine .1. and 22f. ll>-II ol tniqiic al 1000 rpin. 1 assistance syslem as a dealor- distinctive but not iiiddish styling, with IjeSabre was simply to make a size sedans have scat-mounted side Benoit. "Park Avenue exweds t he- "Our cuslomer is looking lor out instaik'd option for Ihc 201)0 model smooth power and basically great great car even bettor. For 2000, air bags for the driver and right demands of 1 IS THIS A COOL CAR COMPANY OR WHAT? NEW '00 JETTA GL IEW NEW '99 PASSAT GLS 12,000 12,000 Miles! Miles! Miles' BANK FEES SECURITY SECURITY DEP. $2,371 DUE AT DEPOSIT INCEPTION BANK FEES $2,074 DUE AT ^ $2,567 DUE AT INCEPTION SECURITY DEP. INCEPTION Alii Brrjkei An Conditiumnij, Fattory Alarm, r"Wer Wmdrjwi, Mitron and I ark AM/! M Mereo toilette, Power Ltxki Kevins Remole, AM/FM Siefeo Casiene, Dual & Side Air Bags, 4 Cyl, 2 0 LIICF Engine, I Po»e( Loiki, Keyles! 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Prices imJude all com to tx paid by coniumer except license, taxes & reqistialion E mail: bcrnards¥W@>earthlink.net D-4/NJN Publishing Auto Show 2000 September 30, - October 1, 1999 r Millennium Volkswagen maintains will high customer satisfaction ratings New Jersey's Qualitv Acura Dealer Volkrfwagons are amazing happy with their purchase. vehicles and Millennium "Customer satisfaction is Volkswagen is an amazing "We do not use those guaranteed at Millennium Volkswagen dealership. Volkswagen," Belson declares. Millennium Volkswagen has highway store sales tac- Volkswagen assured pre- been awarded the highest cus- tics. We're up front in owned vehicles CLEARANCE tomer satisfaction awards year every way. More than half A special class of technician- in and year out for the past certified pre-owned vehicles four years. Millennium of our business is repeat come with a 1-year, 12,000- Volkswagen's .sales staff is customers or customer mile limited warranty directly comprised of -sixautoinotive referrals!" from Volkswagen. The assured sales professionals with more process begins with a careful ACTION ! than 75 years of customer sat- — RON BELSON screening of all pre-owned On All New, 1999 Acura Rls, Cls, Tls, integras & Sixs isfaction experience. General manager Volkswagens, selecting only Millennium Volkswagen Millennium Volkswagen the vehicles that are in 99 ACURA S3 always has more than 100 new mechanically sound condition. and used Volkswagens in stock Next, each pre-owned INTEGRA _ for immediate delivery. Ron adds, "More than half of Volkswagen is subjected to a |KI I I",i PS PABS Vt> PI Moonfi At Modi" Customer financing and leas- 72-point certification inspec- 'AY- .-mi (SOO/T^ MSHPS1<)6S5 IS 3 DP* , : PURCHASE OPTION ing programs are available to our business is repeat cus- tion and reconditioning by u fit just about anyone's budget. tomers or customer referrals!" You will never hear the word Belson takes pride in the Volkswagen technician. Only 99 ACURA<£ "Sale" at Millennium fact that buying or leasing at cars that make it through this rigorous process are good Volkswagen. Millennium Millennium Volkswagen is a 3.5 RL ^ enough to be certified. And Volkswagen offers fair and pleasant customer experience. .1.1 MSfiPi42 3M s only then are they backed with SEDAN* 13 PURCHASE OPTION 22,4A3' honest pricing and sales prac- After any new car purchase is tices. made, a questionnaire is sent the Volkswagen Assured "That's just the way we out by the auto manufacturer Limited Warranty. 99 ACURA $26,605 choose to do business," says to ensure that the consumer The Volkswagen Assured Ron Belson, general manager had a satisfying buying experi- Warranty provides a compre- 3.0 CL at Millennium. "We do not uae ence at the dealership. At hensive l-year/12,000-mile those highway store sales tac- Millennium Volkswagen the limited warranty, the balance COUPE tics. We're up front in every sales staff takes such pride in of the new vehicle 6-year 22900 way." their customer satisfaction rat- CorroBion Perforation Limited And this style of manage- ing that each sales person Warranty, and 24-hour road- 99 ACURA $36,755 ment has paid off — reviews the questionnaire with side assistance. The Millennium Volkswagen is one the customer at the time that Volkswagen Assured Warranty of the fastest growing auto they take delivery of the vehi- is transferable to subsequent 4K4 SUU 2999 dealers in New Jersey today. cle to ensure that they are owners 2 *€*• New & '91 HONDA ACCORD 2DR White '95 MITSUBISHI ECLIPSE GSX AWD TURBO 2DR fled '96 ACURA INTEGRA LS 2DR Green Fullerton Auto Group is official '93 NISSAN MAXIMA GXE 4DR Pearl While '95 EAGLE VISION 4DR Blege % VOLKSWAGEN PASSAT GLX VR-64DR Green '93 MERCURY COUGAR XR7 2DR V8 Red '96 ACURA 3.5RL 4DR Green/Tan '97 SUBURU 0UT8ACK 4DR Green '94 ACURA LEGEND L4DR Green '96 OLDSMOeiLE CUTLASS 2DRGray •97 HONDA CIVIC EX VTECH 2DR Silver flood emergency drop-off point '94 ACURA LEGEND L4DR Green '96 ACURA INTEGRA 4DR Plum '96 HONDA CIVIC VTECH 2DR Black '94 ACURA INTEGRA LS 2DR Red '96 NISSAN MAXIMA 4DR Plum '98 CHEVY CAVALIER 2DR White '95 ACURA INTEGRA LS 2DR Green 96 NISSAN MAXIMA 4DR Black '98 TOYOTA CAMRY LE 4DR Black The only good thing that comes out of nat- jackets or outerwear, non-perishable food '95 JAGUAR XJ64DR Brown '96 ACURA 2.5TL4DR Silver 98 FORD F-150 PICK-UP 4X4 V8 Red ural disasters is how people band together to items, personal hygiene articles or even just a '95 ACURA INTEGRA LSGroen '96 ACURA INTEGRA RS2DR Red 99 ACURA INTEGRA GS 2DR Sliver help ouch other ... and Fullerton Auto Group blanket you don't need, please drop it by '95 ACURA INTEGRA LS 4DR Red '96 HONDA CIVIC EX VTECH 2DR Red '99 TOYOTA COROLLA CE 4DR Green in Somerville is doing their part to help our Fullerton Auto Group." neighbors in Bound Brook, Somerville, In the aftermath of the Hooding, there are a Wl HONOR ALL CMOIT UNION * Raritan and Munville. lot of pets that need help, too, so we are also BUVINC IIRWICI DISCOUNTS! Route 22 West, Bridgewattar Fullurton Auto Group is an official emer- the drop-off point for pet food and supplies. gency drop-off point for clothing, non-perish- "This is an appeal for all of us to do our (908) able food items and personal hygiene articles part for those people who need help," DiFiore to help those people who were the hardest hit said. by the hurricane and subsequent flooding. Please bring whatever you can to Fullerton 7044300 Albert DiFiorc, president of Fullerton Auto Ford/ Chrysler/Plymouth/Jeep/Kia at 1034 Mon - Frl 9am - 9pm Sat 9am - 6pm SERVICE DEPT. Open Saturdays! Cteed end leases ten credit qualified cdivKtals Pnces reflect all lactey rebate & incertws and rotate all cosls In be paid by i KnsunKi es.epl lor I«MI iq ingIteb i lues lifliaji .i LS Hi S2 iS out Jl deitery incl Group, wtreases, "If you have any extra usable Route 22 East, Somerville. For more informa- $1,500 up toslieductai. JHBtel sec (Itep.VfiO bank !«•& fnsl TOpay' 1 ToUl pjyii.fc$&,444 Total manual $81WEIPOJ1I203 35 36 Hi. Mli du-.Mldu>^i'iM$.)*Oi..i|j or.i imiirtiii yaore! «c dep clothing for either children or adults, any tion, call (800) 975-2500. W50 bunt Iw t tusl mo pay t Tolalpaymls$H9i'ti Waited;* cosl SI 6.926 ELPO SH 416 15 LLisut. tusp tu ii*UiiW6ai 4 to a'id 31 lei A <-ii(|ioi:"M-,ig>: i;«(ic-'miMolive .,p(u T,p.j^. STOP WONDERING! You Can Be Driving A New @ Car Today! Come In And Check Out Our Huge Selection. 14.995 6.995 15995 MO. Stock Wo. 9625, VIN No. Your new VW comes with great stuff! YM.H2660. 39 Mo. Lease. J1495 Down, 1OKMI./Yr,. Golf: A Cyl, automulk- In:ins, A/C, AtvWM siereo cassette, w/15c over, MSRP $ 16,525. |jower steering, ABS brakes & locks, front & side altbags & Bank Fee $49S. $165 MV fuutoiy alarm Foe. $259 Security Deposit. Beetle: 4 Cyl, 5 Spd manual trans. A/C, AM/FM stereo Flrsl Payment. Ta«ev Ro5ldual $11,733. <_-ussi.-;)tta. power storing, ABS brakes & locks, front & side airbays tk factory alarm. New 2000 Beetle GL Jetta: A Cyl, automatic- tiuns, power steering, ABS brakes, locks & liunk, A/C, AM/FM sleiuo cass, cruise, front & side airbags &. faclory alarm. Great things you don't pay for. Passal: 4 Cyl, b Spd n lanual trans, power steering. ABS brakes, Free Scheduled Maintenance Tor Zyears/24,000 rnil^s, windows, locks, trunk & rumors, A/C, AM/FM stereo cass, front Pre-Owned VW's Free 2 year/24,000 nfe "Bumper-to-Bumper" Limited Waranty. &. side an I ays, Irat ti( in i i itrl & fartoiy alarm. Free 10 year/100,000 mile Limited Powertrain Warranty, GTI: A t'yl, automat'u: Imrib, powei steeling, ABS biakos, • VW Certified Warranty windows, kn;ks, rninv.Ms & suiikxjf, A/C. AM/FM stereo cass, Yr/12.000 miles Free Service Loanerslo Millennium new car buyers. c. ruistj & tnctory al< nm. Free 24 Hour Roadside Assistance. • VW Quality Assurance Guarantee The Best VW Technical Staff on the planet, Call or visit us todny...and also ask about Millennium pre-owned vehicles. '98 VOLKSWAGEN JEHA GLS BLACK •98 VOLKSWAGEN JETTA GLS BLUE "98 VOLKSWAGEN JETTA GLS BLACK "97 VOLKSWAGEN JETTA GL RED Millenniuin '97 VOLKSWAGEN JETTA GLS BLACK '97 VOLKSWAGEN JETTA GLS GREEN AUTOMOTIVE GROUP '97 VOLKSWAGEN CABRIO HIGHUNE WHITE HAS ION AVi NUI A I•|«H il >: 'NOMi-KVII I l-/UKII)(il;.WATF-:H NJ '96 VOLKSWAGEN PASSAT GLX-VR6 GREEN 90S.r>85.1033 l96 VOLKSWAGEN JETTA GL BLACK isn (of)rt tufnmt anywhere! '96 VOLKSWAGEN PASSAT GLS, 6 CYL GREEN Not responsible for misprints or typographical errors. All offers, '96 VOLKSWAGEN prices and specifktilimr. •.ulijurtlo duinijc williout nolke.. An kxrhhi\vlv Location PASSAT GLX-VR6 GREEN JLLENNIUJyi VOLKSWAGEN "September 30, - October 1. 1QQQ Auto Show 2000 NJN Pubiishing/D-5 VIP Honda, Acura of Somerville dedicate October to flood relief Bill Vince, owner of VIPsuffering. and Acura of Somervillu will Honda in North Plainfield and To ease the suffering of donate to the Bound Brook Acura of Somerville in Bound Brook and Manville resi- Flood Relief fund $100 for each Bridgewater, announced that dents and to facilitate the mas-new or used car purchased or his dealerships are dedicating sive cleanup of this unprece- leased during the month of the month of Octoher to aid vic- dented tragedy, Vince has made Octoher. .tims of Hurricane Floyd in his dealerships available in a "If the customer requests." Bound Brook and Manville. number of ways. Both dealer- added Vince. "wo will make the Vince and his dealerships join a ships, VIP Honda and Acura of donation in their name." • long Hat of charitable organiza- Somerville, will be serving us VIP Honda is located at 555 : lions, local residents and area collection centers for donated Somerset St., North Phiinfiold, NEW 1999 businesses that are pitching in items to be distributed to those and Acura of So:nerville is at MERCURY SABLE LS under the auspices of the Bound in need. 1231 Route 22 West. Brook Flood Relief Fund to aid "According to Relief Fund Bridgewater. Both dealerships victims of this disaster. representatives," Vince said, will accept donated items for Hurricane Floyd saved much "what is needed most is cleaning the Bound Brook Flood Relief of its most intense fury for cen- supplies, especially large trash Fund during their normal busi- tral New Jersey, inundating bags, small brooms, large push ness hours: VII* Honda is open 9 many areas with more than 12 brooks, shovels, garbage cans, a.m.-9 p.m. Monday-Friday and 5-star safety* plus the best deal | inches of rain in 10 hours. Roads buckets, bleach, disinfectant 9 a.m.-8 p.m. Saturday; Acura of were flooded, schools were and rubber gloves for contami- Somerville is open 9 a.m.-9 p.m. of the year on a 200-HP family forced to close, residents made nated materials." Monday-Friday, and 5) a.in.-6 sedan with all the best stuff. 'homeless, and many homes and p.m. Saturday. VIM 0XA64O382, STK #9SAQ77. 6 cyl. auto, air, p/s, p/iibs, p/winds/looks/mum . arn/ftn storoo c;iss . tilt, ciuisi'. i/ih-lr., inoomoof, dual Clothing is not being accept- aiibags, leather, buckets, alloys, all season radials. MSRP: $21,350. Incl. S1OO0 rpbate & SJOU cull cji.ul rvh.itn (if qu.il) Si S00 down pymt, 'businesses destroyed. Towns in ed at this time but other items For more information, call tt*q. Total pymts/puich op!: SiO.GSG/SSM'J.TTi. S200B duo ;it ipiceplum. the path of the overflowing in need are personal toiletries VIP Honda at (908) 75;M500 or '•Raritan River, such as Bound and non-perishable food items. Acura of Somerville at (908) Brook and Manville, are still In addition, both VIP Honda 7O4-IKJO0, Now, SUV means Sport Utility Value . NO DOWN PAYMENT Bernardsville Volkswagen, WDHA NO SECURITY NEW 1999 MERCURY DEPOSIT MOUNTAINEER AWD will be giving away a 2000 Beetle O BANK FE J PER BERNARDSVILLE - est guess gets the Beetle. It's as president, indicates that these | MO. .'Bernardsville Volkswagen, in con- simple as that. ears must be sold soon to make '24 junction with WDHA Radio is cel- The winner will be drawn room for the 2000 models. So this MOS. | ebrating 45 years as a Sunday, Oct. 24 at Bernardsville happens to be a very good time to Star power* in the Full-time Volkswagen only dealer in Volkswagen. The Beetle is cur- lease or buy, especially with inter- All-Wheel Drive, V-H Bernardsville by sponsoring a rently being displayed outside the est rates being what they are, Mountaineer. The SUV where special 2000 Beetle contest give- dealership, stlifted with the color- Bernardsville V\V is located on comfort takes a IL\KI role. | away. ful little toys. Route 202, just off Exit HOB on VIN #XUJ23393. Stk K9MT036. 4 DO, 8 cyl., nuto, n/c, p/s/disc brks/ADS/wiiuls/lks/miirs/soats. iim/lm st/tcis-j, tilt. »-• uist-. iAk-1. inmiiumif, | Here's how it works. Now Speaking of new Volkswagens, 2H7. dual air bags, Icathor Int. bkls. alloy whla, all season rndinls, nlntui/sec sys, luxury nroup. owiuhrad uom.ole. low |>kii, MfiRI' S:n./!)(). Inctudos S4OG recent callage) grad robato, if ciiml. $1000 ownor loyalty tubiito, it qu;il. $MH) Kictoiy rrtmlr. Totnl pyinls/iHiirii l: 1 through Oct. 17 just stop by the with the close of production of For more information on the S7eO0/$19,5U8-2O. $5150 duo at inception. r dealership, located in the center 1999 models, there are many new contest or anything tilse relative TOWN & COUNTRY ','of town, and guess how many lit- 1999 models to choose from, such to the dealership, call Sales | tie toy Beetles are in the actual as the Beetle, Cabrio, Jettn and Manager John Oliver at (908) >2000 Beetle. The winning or clos- Passat. Tony Altomarc, dealer 766-1600. SERVICE | Wll tUTvkv ywiir linniln Memiry or lord miliHiNiMlf1 rvgiuntlm of wfiriv you |Hjn'tuunl! I < FacioiyCortfliefl Techinctfins Crystal Mazda celebrates 25 years xic* Bay* available rtfl-5 GREEN BROOK - Donald hard work and years of dedication his son, Albert Toresco, accepted mm i* On-ltaraM BODY SMO Torosco, founder oi' the Crystal to making our product great." said the honor on his behalf. Also in SALES & SERVICE 908-722-1 KM) Automall, celebrated his 25th year Tom DelFranco, Mazda general attendance at the gala affair was Route 202-206N [as a proud owner of a Mazda fran- manager, Northeast Region. Mike Rentline, dealer principal. chise. Mazda North American "Mazda is proud to have given Mr. "This has been a really grout 1/2 mi. • North of the Bridgewater Commons Mall |Operations (MNAO) recognized Toresco the opportunity to help year for Crystal Mazda," said Prices include all costs to be paid by a consumer except for licensing, registralion & taxes.' 24/36 mos. closed tMr. Toresco's years of valued ser- grow our corporation and look for- Rend inc. "Mazda North American end lease includes SI 2,000 mi. per yr. @ .15t mi. thereafter. Lessee resp. foi main!, excess wear & tour. Mountaineer incl. $1000 owner loyally rebate & S400 coif grad robale (if qua!) Payment & bonk fee subj lo pii ! vice in a recent grand celebration ward to 25 more prosperous Operations (MNAO)JUHI bestowed ! at Crystal Mazda. years." the highest certification in Mn/.du mary lender oppiavol. tO.9% APR financing available from 12 36 mos. on selocl models, if qual. 3.9% APR financinicing availablavatlabtee 'from 37-48 mos. on select models, if quo). 5.9% APR financing available fiotn 49-60 mos. on )' "Mazda owes a great debt of Mr. Torosco was unable to technical training upon two ol out- if qual. Oilers good for 72 hours after publishing dates. Hoi responsible for typo errois. i gratitude to Mr. Toresco for all his attend the celebration in person.; top technical teum and now this." , sefed models, IMIS! NISSAN, CENTRAL NEW JERSEY'S USED CAR HEADQUARTERS! 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D-6/NJN Publishing Auto Show 2OOO September 30, - October 1, 1999 Hunterdon County's Only Exclusive BMW Dealership Belle Mead family dealership Large enough is embarking on its 73rd year Belle Mead Garage, Chrysler/Plymouth/Joep Since Leroy embarked on this warm, friendly and dealership on Route 206 in Belle Mead is going on "customer is always right" attitude, his son Roy has to serve you... its 73 rd year. kept the tradition going. Now the third generation This family-owned and operated dealership is of the Higgins family, Kip, is involved, to be sure proud to say that "the right deal is still made with a this tradition never ends! handshake." When visiting the dealership, you'll always see Small enough to care. Leroy Higgins started building this fine reputa- both Roy and Kip Higgins' total involvement and tion in 1927 with his gas station and garage. Even commitment to this dealership, from sale to service then, the service was renowned. or to just opening the door to say "Hello." With this In 1935 Chrysler Corporation awarded him the outstanding attitude, which starts at the top and fil- Plymouth franchise. Then came the complete ters down throughout the entire dealership, it's no Chrysler line of fine automobiles. Years later, due to wonder they've been around for more than 72 years. an outstanding record of customer service relation- Without a doubt, they will be around for another 72 ships, Chrysler rewarded the Higginses with the years (there are a lot of young Higginses in the ever-popular and successful Jeep franchise. background). Partners turn love for cars and racing into Clinton dealerships When Mark Porcaro and There is always a large selec- have to leave their vehicles for Gerald Lustig say they're racing tion of new and used cars and service. to work, they aren't kidding. trucks and new stock arrives To help customers who like to The men who co-own the daily. shop from home, Clinton Car & Clinton Car & Truck Family of Currently the hottest item on Truck maintains two web sites for Dealerships on Route 31 in hand may be the Plymouth all the manufacturers they repre- Clinton sell and service cars for a Prowler, a limited edition street sent. living and race them for fun. rod. Few have been manufactured Without leaving home, our cus- Since he waB a kid, Porcaro has and Porcaro expects the red rag- tomers can shop for vehicles, gel had a love for cars and racing. top to generate interest in the price quotes, arrange service Porcaro is a former Road Racer entire Chrysler lineup! appointments, and order parts — who now races a Small Block Porcaro's excitement is evident we update our sites every month Modified Stock Carat Flemington when he talks about the great to offer shop tips and specials and and his partner, Lustig, races road products coining, like the newother pertinent information. courses all over the country in the Impala, a car he describes as The partners are proud of their Sports Car Club of America. being in the great Chevrolet tradi- business and the fact that they Their racing endeavors seem to tion of family value. and their stall' ensure that their encourage area residents to visit The new retro T-bird with slogan "Where cars and trucks the dealerships for conversation. strong styling comes from the '55- cost less everyday" is a reality! It's not unusual for people to call '57 Thunderbirds, the Chrysler Pt just to talk racing and Porcaro is Cruiser and, of course, all the happy to take the time to answer great trucks from Chevrolet, Ford, Vital statistics every call and question. Dodge nnd Jeep make this an What: Clinton Car & Truck Both Porcaro and Lustig are exciting time in the retail automo- Where: 1705 Route 31, Clinton active in their communities and bile business. Number of employees: 50 share the philosophy of reinvest- Lustig, Porcaro and their staff Owners; Mark Porcaro and ing in worthy endeavors to assist work hard to meet their customer Gerald Lustig recreation and charitable causes. expectations, and Porcaro is quick Hours: 8:30 a.m.-8:30 p.m. The partnership formed when to point out that the dealerships' Mon.-Fri.; 8:30 a.m.-6 p.m. Sat. Porcaro, a mechanic and (service recent award from an area daily Service hours: 8 a.m.-8 p.m. manager, worked for Lustig at newspaper as "Best of the Best for Mon.; 8 a.m.-6 p.m. Tues.-Fri.' 8 Hunterdon •lln Autosport Honda. The two1999" is a direct result of manage- a.m.-l p.m. Sat. Customer became partners in two dealer- ment and staff'efForlM to assist our Years of operation: 12 Satisfaction ship sin Summit and sold them to customers in every way possible. Web sites: www.clintonford- Tho Ultimate Driving Machine In the acquire the Clinton Ford/Chrysler, Customers waiting for their chryjeep.com TiiState Clinton Chevrolet stores. cars to be serviced can place www.clinitonchevycadiUac.com 1080 Route 22 West • Lebanon Area Over the years the two have breakfast and lunch orders and Phone: Ford, Chrysler, Plymouth, (IM-UVCCII Wlillclinuse A Clintnill added Cadillac, Dodge, Jeep and dine while they wait. Dodge & Jeep: (908) 735-7117; 908-236-6302 Hyundai dealerships to form what Shuttle service and loaner cars Chevrolet/Cadillac (908) 735- www.binwusii roni is now Clinton Car & Truck. are available for customers who 5135; Hyundai: (5108) 735-2790 BELLE MEAD GARAGE TI1K Somerv CHRYSLER SALES & SINCE PLYMOUTH SERVICE 1927 JEEP PLACE" ROUTE 1999 MINIVAN BLOWOI RAIN or SHINE •Chrysler Town & Country's Saturday, October 2nd •Plymouth Voyagers at Somerville Mall •Plymouth Grand Voyagers Special Pricing on Purchase and Loose Main St., Somerville!! Come to the FENNESSEY BUICK Display Area. See and Test Drive Any of the Exciting New 2000 Buicks! AH Leftover 1999's Must Go. So Take Advantage of This Special BUICK Showing and Really SAVE BIG!! 1999 JEEP GRANDN 2000 JEEP Quality, See Fennessey First! CHEROKEE LAREDO CHEROKEE SPORT 4x4 Lease 50 Per Mo. Lease Per Mo. for 36 Mos. for 36 Mos. 4.OL, 6Cyl, Aulu. A/C. P/S, I' B. P/YYllKti'Lirki, AM I M Stiwu Ciiss •1 Of, 0 cyl. Auto. A.C. P/S. 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M I K I U I) ,<( CA K . f'f,. .•, ii\u>i By Marif Maynard longer than its Expedition stable- into this behemoth are drastically mate built off the F-150 platform. whittled down to the hardcore COI'l-KY N'KW.H HKItVJCK Compared with Ford's 15-passen- truckers who A) want the biggest Slicks and stones can break its ger Econoline van, Excursion is 5 rig available or B) have something windows, but names will never inches shorter, half an inch wider really big to tow. hurt the Ford Excursion. and not quite as tall. The government doesn't require Ford's newest utility vehicle, the Still, don't expect to park an a fuel-economy rating on trucks biggest passenger-type vehicle on Excursion in your condominium with a gross vehicle weight in sale today - has been scrutinized by one-car garage, unless it is at least excess of 8,500 pounds, but Ford consumers and media since produc- 20 feet deep and the door is at least estimates that the 5.4-liter V-8 will tion plans wore announced last 7 feet high. You'll have to look twice deliver 10 to 11 miles per gallon February. at the opening to an underground city/highway, the 6,8-liter 15 to 16 The Sierra Club called it a "4-ton parking lot, and many times you'll mpg, the 7.3-liter turbo diesel 17 to suburban supertanker," and its have to park outside and walk. 18 mpg. (The diesel will make the competitors have nicknamed it It comes in XLT and topline most of the fuel, but it is a $4,600 Extortion or Exponential. Limited. Base prices start at premium on 2WD trucks and It is easy to criticize such a big $31,145 for the XJLT and go to $4,005 on the4WD.) target, but after a week behind the $40,880 (including destination) for The V-10 test truck gave brisk wheel of a two-wheel drive XLT the topline Limited, which adds acceleration at all speed ranges, with V-10 engine, I can say to Arizona-beige body cladding with but I'd question how handily the V- Henny Penny, the sky is not falling. wheel-lip moldings, chrome front 8 would horse around the curb The Excursion is big, and it's bumper with Arizona-beige weight. heavy, though not quite 4 tons. vahince, Arizona-beige step pad on The average mpg readout from Curb weights range between rear bumper, illuminated running the test truck's trip computer held 6,650 pounds for a base two-wheel- lx>ards in Arizona l*ige. fairly constant at 12.2 to 12.6 mpg, drive V-8 to 7,688 pounds for the Also added are aluminum I also remember noticing the read- topline four-wheel-drive with diesel wheels, rear-seat audio controls, out for "Distance to Empty" when it engine. It measures 226.7 inches wood-grain trim, trip computer, was at 635 miles, and the tank was long, 80 inches wide and 77.4 inch- power rear quarter windows, cap- not full. es tall with the roof rack or 80.4 tain's chairs with leather and 6- Ford says it can build 50,000 inches in four-wheel-drive form. way power driver's seat. Excursions a year, which is a shad- Parked next to a Chevy Ford knows Excursion sales will ow of the 30,000 Explorers it sells Suburban, it is l.'l inches longer, be limited by its size, not to men- every month. 3.3 inches wider and up to 6 inches tion its 44-gallon gas tank. Technically, it is a new model, but it is a borrowed rib from the 2000 FORD EXCURSION taller depending on tires and 4WD. Multiply that by a buck sixty, and Excursion is also 20 inches the masses who would love to pile Super Duty pickup trucks - a Crew Cab with a steel shell over the cargo area. XV Like General Motors' pair of Suburbans, it makes v a workhorse of a family vehicle, but it I^ is almost too big to fill the role of family cGuire station wagon. The n turning radius is expansive, and it can be a handful to maneuver in small parking lots. Excursion is a use-specific truck. It makes sense for anyone who loads up a couple of kids and regularly heads to the mountains or to Baju California with a travel trailer or boat. And, unlike the pickup, your belong- ings can be locked inside and protected from the elements. Smaller utes just don't cut it for this kind of travel. When you try to pack two adults, two kids, the 0N'N EW-GADILL-A6S dog, luggage, cooler and sporting gear into an Explorer, something gets left on the curb or Strapped to the roof Moving up to the larger Expedition gets you more elbow room, but your trui- lcring is constrained by horsepower, from either the 215 horse- Special finance and lease arrangements on over 200 new and pre-owned Cadillacs have been power 4.6-liter V-8 or 260 horsepower arranged between McGuire Cadillac and GM for this event 5.4 liter V-8. This is where Excursion excels. Inventory is going fast - please come in today for your best selection. Its three engines cover the need for power, and ull are rated as low-emis- sion - or better - in all 50 states, produc- Plus: ing up to 43 percent less smog-forming • Free smart care maintenance plan for 3 years or 36,000 miles* exhaust emissions than permitted by law. Both of the • For your convenience McGuire Cadillac will come to your home or office gasoline engines run i on regular unleaded. - The 5.4-liter V-8 • Free loaner cars always available is rated at 255 horsepower and 350 foot-pounds of • Over 200 new and pre-owned Cadillacs to choose from torque; - The 6.8-liter V- • Lease and purchase plans to fit your needs 10 is rated at 310 horsepower and 425 foot-pounds of torque; -Andthe7.3-lit«r V-8 diesel is rated at I 235 horsepower and 500 foot-pounds of torquu. McGUIRE The only trans- mission is Ford's 4rl00 heavy-duty four-speed overdrive automatic unit, and the four-wheel drive system is a part- timt', two-s peed transfer case with electronic shift-on- the-lly engagement. 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