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Vol, 12, No. 50 Friday, December 19, 1997 en pont I Briefs Jury still out on judicial appointment ByTINAQUAWNO Councilman Mntt Albano, James Wright, Sr. Gechtman. He said Judge Hobbie as municipal judge. He Keep hydrants RECORDPRESS Gruba — both Republicans — Mr. Brennan pleaded with Gechtman is the "quintessential and Democrats Jack Walsh and .also added, the council's vote council members to vote their court judge." He added that doesn't matter because if the free of snow WESTFIELD—Two judges Mayor Jardim to find a perma- conscience and not their parties. Judge Gechtman has served in were judged by the Town Council nent replacement. council never approves an WESTFIELD — Paul "I think you owe it to the tax- 18 of Union County's 21 munici- appointment, Judge Gechtman Tuesday, but council members The councilmen reviewed four payers of this town to let us know palities. Battiloro, Chief of the couldn't reach a verdict. resumes in committee meetings, could remain as ncting municipal Westfield Fire Department, why you are voting agninst Judge But resident Martin Schadt judge. urges all Westfield resi- Mayor Tom Jardim presented including Judge Gechtman's and Gechtman because none of you said he felt Judge Gechtman was Judge Jeffrey Gechtman as his the former judge's, Ed Hobbie. can argue with his qualifica- "aloof" and "not in touch" with Mayor Jardim said Judge dents to clear snow from Gechtman is not only "tough but fire hydrants near their appointee for municipal judge to The Democratic mayor's effort tions," Mr. Brennan said. the people of Westfield after he fill out the remaining two years to disregard party polities and Councilman Matthew Albano appeared before the judge recent- fair" and "treats everyone in his homes and businesses. of a three year term vacated in courtroom with dignity and Westfield has almost appoint Judge Gechtman, a pointed out that one of the crite- ly. He said he "wasn't happy with September by Judge Marion Republican, was , blocked. ria established by the bi-pni'tisnn the results of his proceedings." res poet." 900 hydrants within its Mogielnicki. boundaries, and the Fire According to state law, the posi- committee before reviewing But Mr. Shndt's experience Mayor Jardim said some havo Department shovels snow Judge Gechtman, currently tion of municipal judge is a mny- resumes was that the judge live wasn't enough to eliminate Judge advised him to renppoinl Judge around all the hydrants, serving as municipal judge in oral appointment subject to the in town. Gechtman as a candidate. Hobbie, but he said he can't . b;ut the process is very,time Garwood and Winfield Park, has advice and approval of council, While Mr, Hobbie is a "Personally I don't rate judges because he feels Judge Gechtman consuming and it is impor- been working in Westfield since Two members of the public Westfield resident, Judge on dissatisfied litigants," Mr. is more qualified. tant to clear the snow away Ms. Mogielnicki's resignation. spoke out on behalf of Judge Gechtman currently lives in Wnlsh said. "They said I'm going to have a quickly. Residents who help During that time, the mayor Gechtman's nomination — resi- Fanwood. Councilman Norman Greco tough year and 1 suppose I am," established a bi-partisan com- dent Bill Brennan and Winfield Mayor Wright commended said Mayor Jardim made it polit- by clearing a nearby mittee of the council made up of Mayor Jardim said. "But I need hydrant may aid in saving Township Mayor David P. Mayor Jardim's choice of Judge ical when he removed Judge to do what I think is right." a, life or preventing a neighbor's home from suf- fering damage. The Fire Department Fire has started a hydrant marker system. These markers have been placed in selected areas. In the future, markers will be placed on all the hydrants svithin the municipality during the winter months. home College Club ByTMAQUARINO scholarships HKCOMM'HEHS WESTFIELD—A fire broke SCOTCH PLAINS — out inside a First Street home The College Club of Tuesday, leaving the property Fanwood-Scotch Plains will owner homeless for the holidays. be offering scholarships to About 15 firefighters respond- young women residing in ed to the fire at 539 First Street Scotch Plains or Fanwood which was called in 3:09 p.m. and graduating from high characterized by Deputy Chief school in June and plan- John Castellano as "severe" with ning to attend or are cur- "extensive damage." rently attending a four- "A neighbor noticed the smoke year university. and heard the alarms nnd Applications for high informed the owner of the house school seniors will be avail- (Lawrence Smith) who was out- able from the Scotch side," Deputy Chief Dennis Plains-Fanwood High GEORGE PACCIELLO/THE RECORD-PRESS Burke said. "He went to that School Guidance Office this neighbors house and called it in week. to the fire department." For students currently A visit from an angel When firefighters arrived on enrolled in college, the Irlna Dvoroenke of the American Ballet Theater hands an autographed picture to one of the young fans she made at the Children's the scene they found n fire in the applications can be Specialized Hospital Outpatient Center In Fanwood, Monday. Dancers Irom the ballet group demonstrated steps and costumes for the cen- basement which extended up to obtained from the ter's patients during a special appearance. the first floor. Deputy Chief. Scholarship Committee Burke said the damage was Chairman at 889-6326. heavy to the luiHement, moderate^ Completed applications, on the first and second floors and < including pertinent creden- light in the attic. The total dollar - tials, must be returned to vnlue of damage has not yet been i the Scholarship Committee Residents object to street plan determined. at 10 Brandywine Court, Deputy Chief Burke-said the, Scotch Plains, N.J. 07076, ByTINAQUAMNO required to sell the land to a is to increase the permitted den- lived on Myrtle Avenue since fire wns brought under control • within 15 minutes and all units', by March 1, 1998. KECOKD-I'REHS developer who will provide sity of dwelling units from eight 1934, spoke out nnout the reper- affordable housing. In a survey per acre to 16. If the developer cusBions closing Grandview iefl the scene at 6:30 p.m. ; of all the vacant land in town, a owned all three acres he could Avenue would have to their Mr. Smith was home at the Players Theater WESTFIELD—About 100 court appointed planning expert build a total of about 34 units; neighborhood. They expressed time, but not inside the single raffle tickets determined residents waited ultimately designated the Myrtle seven of which would be afford- concerns about increased traffic, family 2 1/2 story home when the ' : three hours in council chambers Avenue nrea as the most suitable able housing and 19 would be flooding, pedestrian safety and fire started. • WESTFIELD — The Tuesday to voice their outrage site. Ten sites were targeted ini- market rate, drops in property value, "We are happy that no one was . Westfield Community over the proposal to block off tially, but the number was great- The wooded area between Residents suggested the town injured fighting the fire or from , Players are holding a raffle Grandview Avenue. ly reduced because of wet land Myrtle Avenue and Grove Street explore the option of selling its the home, fortunately the owner to raise funds for the the- The proposal to close and analysis. was zoned for affordable housing Mt, Laurel obligation to neigh- wns not in the house at the time," ater. vacate Grandview Avenue Town Attorney Charles in 1991 as a result of litigation boring municipalities. Mayor Deputy Chief Castellano said. Tickets for the raffle will between Myrtle Avenue and Brandt snid the area was rezoned the town was involved in for Jardim snid a forum will bo held Officials said the house is be sold at the group's three Grove Street is actually one of for that development in 1991. about six years regarding Mt. to specifically hoar the concerns uninhabitable at this time and remaining production this three request put forth to the Mr. Kervick owns 1,6 acres of Laurel housing in Westfielcl - the of the residents, the cause of the fire is under season — "Out of Sight, town by land owner and develop- land in the area and wants to town was sued for not providing Mr. Brandt said nothing investigation. Out of Murder," "I'm Not er David Kervtck. purchase the adjacent 1.3 acres enough affordable housing. regarding development has been One firefighter sprained, his Rappaport" and "Romance, ankle during clean up operations, Romance." Under court order, the town is from the town. His third request Residents, one of whom has decided yet. The winners of the raffle drawing — to be held at the Players' annual meeting in May — will receive two Westfield council planning winter getaway orchestra-seat tickets to an upcoming production at the ByTWACUAWNO real planning and to stick with into the budget process, reported discussion on matters of impor- set out to do it, then we will be Papermill Playhouse and a RECORD-PRESS the plan." there is not enough long term tance, it can only be good," serving the people of the town $100 gift certificate for the He said the goal of the meet- thinking by the council. Councilman Jim Gruba said. more effectively. F.M. Kirby Carriage House WESTFIELD-The Town ing is to get out on the table what The mayor said the purpose of "It is n great idea and I think Fourth Ward Conncilwoman- Restaurant at the Council has planned a retreat to everybody would like to accom- the retreat is to accomplish n we accomplished some . very eleet Jnnis Weinstein nnid, "I Playhouse. develop long-range goals. plish in the short-term and in the coherent, comprehensive plan to important things during 1997 think it is n great idea, I know The Westfield The retreat was suggested by long-term regarding policy for make the governing body us effi- however most of it was bunched the Board of Education does the Community Players1 raffle Mayor Tom Jnrdim and is tena- the town. cient us possible, into the last several weeks," said sumo type of thing," will offer only 200 tickets tively planned for Jan. 10. The Westfield Expenditure Other councilmen ngree 'with Larry Goldman, 4 th Ward "AH they Hay, plan the work at $5 each. "It isn't efficient to be running Review Commission, a 15-mem- the idea. Councilman. nnd then work the plnn," Mayor Tickets can also be pur- from crisis to crisis or reacting to ber volunteer group organized by "When people who work "If we set an agenda early in Jardim snid. "That is whnt we chased from the theater at the day's issue," Mayor Jardim the mayor in January to give cit- together in the public interest 1998, have a consensu in terms of hope to accomplish with the 232-1221. said, "It is efficient to do some izen input and accountability engage in a process of positive whot we want to accomplish and rotrent." Inside Downtown mints own currency ByTINAGLJARINO Merchants as n unique, town- Chnirmnn of thn Downtown Commentary . . .A-4 wide gift certificate. Westfield Corp. This year, the Westfield Area "It in really thn perfect gift Community LifeA-1O WESTFIELD — The down- Chamber of Commerce and the especially when you can't decide town has coined a holiday gift for Downtown Weatficald Corp, what to get for somebody, it's a Obituaries ... .A-15 you. (D.W.C.)nro joining forc«H to r«in- groat stocking Htufibr," The WAM (Westfield troduco the coin in lime for the Mr. Spuclnr added that the Sports A-16 Association of Merchants) coin 1H 1997 holiday shopping Heiinrin, cmiiH ar« not jtifit for the holi- a great holiday gift idea for fami- The coiiiH nre caul in iii'fty days, but are nviiilnble all year Weekend Plus . .B-3 lies nnd friends. bronco nnd individually num- long. The upecially-minled coin val- berml. Wmtflold CoiiiH may IKS pur- Real Estate .. .B-15 ued at $25 in redeemable nt. more Ifijich is attractively pneknged cliMHed for $26 {inch 'fit the than 50 participating r«ttiilors with a downtown directory fin1 Downtown WuHlfiold Corp. 125 Automotive .. . .B-1 mid refllriurunts nnd there) m no convenient gift-giving. 101 m Stioot, 2nd floor; tho expiration (Into on their uau. "It, kc!('])H tho monoy in town l Ar«n Chamber of Classified B-9 The West field coin was first nnd it is a way of allowing pridn Commorco, 111 Quimby Street, introduced aevoriil yonrs ngo by nnd loyalty to downtown mer- 2nd floor; or Summit Bnnk, 173 The Downtown Wostflold Corporation hopea shoppers will use this spe- the Westfleld Association of chants," snifl Joe Bpuctui', Elm Street. cial coin for gift giving throughout the year. •st y Record-Press December 19^997 needed for local families
Westfleld residents Donna Monroe and April Gladis dropped off food donations at the North Avenue fire station for the Holiday Food Drive, sponsored by the Westfleld Firemen's Mutual Benevolent Association, The food drive will continue through Saturday. Donations are urgently needed, with local food bank sup- plies running low.
" Shape Up for the Holidays..." Join The Health & Rehabilitation Center Offering Total Fitness Programs to Fit Everyone's Needs Police charge North Plainfield teen Fitness Programs with possession and skipping fare Aerobic Machines, Weight Training Aerobic Dance, Step Classes, Fanwood * * * , : 1 Oscar O. Ayo, 18, of NewarNe\ k Toning Classes, Individual A Hunter Avenue resident was charged with the possession reported a ladder was taken from log of less than 50 grams of marijua- 5r. Elizaberh Hospital's Programming & Assessments alongside his garage 8 p.m. Dec. na after a motor vehicle stop on i Terrill Road and Front Street 12 9, police said. Wellness Programs • * * occurred Friday evening. a.m. Dec. 13, police said. Health and Quik Chok on North Avenue :fc * * * * * Smoking Cessation reported an attempted shoplift- A Front Street apartment res- A CVS Pharmacy employee ing of cigarettes from the store by ident reported graffiti was writ- reported the theft of several cos- Rehabilitation Stress Management an unidentified man 6:45 p.m. ten on a wall of a common hall- metic items 4:30 p.m. Dec. 13, Nutritional Counseling Dec. 12, police said. The man fled way Dec. 10, police said, The inci- police said. on foot and was not apprehended. dent • happened Wednesday Weight Loss Groups evening. * * * * * * A Stout Avenue resident Center Oi New Jersey Transit police * * * reported the theft of two decora- Medically Supervised Programs charged a North Plainfield 16 White Oak Road resident tive reindeer from a display on year-old boy with failure to pay a reported a burglary that occurred the front lawn during the night State of the Art Physical Therapy Programs fare and possession of less than in the afternoon Dec. 10, police Dec. 14, police said. , " 50 grams of suspected marijuana said. Entry was gained by smash- Arthritis Fitness Classes 5:15 p.m. Dec. 14, police said, He ing a rear door window. It is * * * Pre/Post Natal Exercise Classesfor "Moms" was released to a guardian. unknown at this time what was Michael J. Porchetta, 22, of taken. Stoneleigh Drive was charged for Cardiac, Pulmonary & Diabetic Rehab * * *. leaving the scene of an accident, ROCCO'B Tavern Liquor * * * Fitness for Mature Adults drunken driving and the posses- Department on Terrill Road Robert Monet, 19, of Staten sion of less than 50 grams of mar- Fitness for the'Physically Challenged reported an attempted shoplift- Island; Alfred Frezzo Jr., 31, of ijuana on Fenimore Drive 12:45 ing by an unidentified man Dec. Staten Island and. Bernadettc a.m. Dec. 14, police said, Mr. 15, police said. A store employee Marie CJorey, 21, of Whitestone, Porchetta is alleged to have saw the man take a bottle of N.Y., were charged with the pos- Open 7 Days with Private struck a car parked on Westfield wine. The employee took the wine session of less than 50 grams of Road. Showers & Dressing Areas, back and the man fled. marijuana in a Park Avenue parking lot 12:30 a.m. Dec. 11,' Westfield (908)527-5650 Scotch Plains police siiid, Staffed by Physical Therapists, A car on Summit Avenue was 225 Williamson Street A cellular phone was reported A Union Catholic High School reported burglarized 8:59 p.m. Elizabeth, NJ 07207 Exercise Physiologists, Registered stolen from an employee's purse reported that a car tire was punc- Dec. 10, police said. Personal tured during the morning Dec. (In Ihe Medical Office Bu Nurses, Social workers & Dieticians at a South Avenue business Dec. papers and T-shirts were 9, police said. The incident 12, police said. removed from the car. Cornelius Quirk Jr., SO, of St. Elizabeth Hospital Wishes You and Your Family Chestnut Street was charged with drunken driving and refusal Good Health and Happiness to submit to a Breathalyzer test Westfield Seafood 12:54 a.m. Dec. 13, police said. Me Duritigthe Holidays and in the Year to Come! was held in lieu of $650 bail/ t- * # honest fresh fish Angela Tarsia, 24, of Clark wns charged with drunken dri- ving and possession of less \\\un 50 grams of marijuana 10:21 p.m. Call Now With Your Holiday Orders Dec. 11, iwlice said. Ms. Tarsia lost control of her car and ended up in front of 925 East Broad The Holidays Mean Shrimp, Lobster, Clams, Street. Baccala and much' more to many families. 1-- * * An East Squth Avenue apart- ment was reported burglarized It will be busy here but we have the fish. 4:15 p.m. Dec. 14, police said. A Sega Genesis video game and :i Call now to reserve yours, VCR were stolen. There was no visible sign of entry. X * "l: A Union Street resident reported the theft of a gns-pqw- ered blower and gray flannel shirt from the Drug Fair parking lot on North Avenue 4 p.m. Dec. 15, police said. * * * A Central Avenue office 908-233-3042 employee reported her wallet was stolen from her purse 10:25 a.m. 220 south ave. west westfield, nj 07090 Dec, 16, police said, :<• •<•• -V Several businesses in town reported receiving bad checks THE NltfYEAR'S EVfe CELEBflATION Dec. 16, police said. The stores were Party Stop, Edwards Food Store, Hershey's Deli and WITH SOMETHING FOR EVIERVONE Randal's Shoes.
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Grieving We run from work to packed shopping mall to crowded downtown stores to home to parties to ... There just isn't any time to relax and enjoy the holidays. for a lost As we are bombarded with pleas from merchants, pitch- es from charities and calls from friends, it is easy to forget about the real holiday delights. Many news stories would have us believe children won't 'friend' be happy without the latest over-hyped toy from Mega I have lost an object and I'm ; Plastic Industries. We have been spared the hysteria that grieving as if I've lost a friend. - •* surrounded the "Tickle Me Elmo" debacle last year, but When watching on television count on another such phenomena soon. victims of flood or fire who lose And we will risk life and limb to get our children the their home have you ever won- moat sought-after gifts, but we aren't really doing it for the dered how you would react to • kids. such adverse circumstances. The best holiday delights aren't inside the wrapped What must it be like to suddenly boxes, but we do still need the box. not have a single possessiori,**, The best presents anyone gets during the holidays are including something as simple "ds?.- those given by our kids. a clean set of underwear for yojuy"" A child opening a gift emits a brightness and warmth next day. • -* • far more valuable and durable than any manufactured Often the victims are grat$fiJJ-> item. that everyone in the family ^^ The kid's toy is broken a few weeks after the New Year, vived the devastation, and y but we get to enjoy those too-few looks of joy for our life- much as tears choke them. Spnje, even as they talk of survival ivilF time. 1 talk about the pictures that were And all this time you thought you did it for the kids. lost — wedding pictures and,' Merry Christmas and Happy Chanukah. baby pictures. Don't know about you but I think I'd feel a sense gl^ relief. I have boxes filled with pic- Letters to the editor tures and good intentions of go to- ting them into a semblanceu^, order for my heirs — as soon as'l* We 're here SP council should support jet noise solution get the time. If, somehow, that burden were lifted it mighX To The Record-Press: to take the sound advice for which their taxpayers diminish somewhat the feeling pf; for you In 1987, the Federal Aviation Administration's paid has been Scotch Plains — the only town to sup- loss; or so I imagine. -^ Expanded East Coast Plan thunderously arrived in port the NIMBY solution called "Solberg Would you miss a favorit^ The Record-Press is here to serve you, Because we're your New Jersey. Mitigation," Initiated in April 1996, Solberg never In 1993, tho Scotch Plains Township Council, ut achieved compliance. Tho FAA now declares that piece of jewelry or a sentimental hometown pnper, we invite your participation in assembling thnt time n lender in the fight to reclaim lost tran- Solberl cannot be employed. keepsake with little monetar^' the newspaper. quility, commissioned n study. At n cost of $25,000 to Action by the Scotch Plains Township Council, value or a family heirloom? WhtJ taxpayers, the eminent aircrnfl noise law firm of played into the hands of the Port Authority and really knows. But having had-la News department Cutler & Stnnfield recommended that Scotch Plains FAA strategy of divide and conquer. It forestalled loss, I can tell you one of tKe join with other communities to support a regional relief for the region nnd for its own citizens. Ocean things you will truly miss is youj&> John Patten is the editor. Call him nt (908) 575-6686 with address and telephone bookl' ->'»*£* story suggestions, questions or comments. Tina Guarino is the solution. routing would return Scotch Plains to its former Tho statewide organization, Now Jersey peace. Instead, Scotch Plains faces increased noise That is what 1 have lost, lnail-0 reporter. Call her at (.908) 575-66.98. Coalition Against Aircraft Noise;, adopted (his rec- with th« Jan. 1 FAA routes. vertently recycled with old maga- Our address is P.O. Box 699, Somerville, NJ 08876. Our fax ommendation and developed nir routes to address It is time for the Scotch Plains Township Council zines, 1 think. It's lost WOB feft number is (908) 575-6683. Our e-mail address is the noise problem in Northern and Central New to join its neighboring communities and county by almost immediately. I need§4J^Cb [email protected]. For the following week's newspaper, Jersey, United hy a regional solution, citizens and supporting a regional solution by resolution as well call a cousin and I no longer 1T(I(W" releases are due in the editor's office by noon Friday, elected officials have banded together to prod the as deed. her number. First one has tq jwjfe. airlines, the Port Authority (of Now York nnd Now IRA BERNSTEIN Information and these days thjjsjJ- Jersey) and tho KAA to act responsibly and support Director, Scotch Plains/Fanwood expensive calls require you knowr. Correction policy these route designs. The Record-Press will correct errors of fnct, context or pre- Citizens Against Aircraft Noise the exact spelling and the exeffl Ironically, the only municipality that has failed Fanwood address for today's operators sentation and clarify any news content that confusos or mis- can't or won't use their leads readers. Corrections will appear on this pago. Report tion to help when you errors to Editor John Patten at 575-6686. almost but not quite exact infori * Support children at holidays malion. •»* Announcements I would not want to he a child perfect; couples learned to live The older I get the more I hnve Wedding, engagements, anniversaries nnd births are printed today. and thrive in n less thnn n perfect made it a practice not to keep. without charge in The Record-Press. Send your news and pho- Being ii kid seems like tough Jersey Boy relationship. They knew they had extraneous information in my. tos to the above address. work. It's more difficult than any to accept a little less satisfaction head especially if it can be easily/ If you would like help organizing your announcement, call "ndult" job and other than room, in their own lives for the good of found when necessary — like "a Phyllis Reckel at (908) 575-6703 nnd nsk for a form. board, clothing nnd the occasional their children. telephone number in a book Ijy toy, the pay is not too good. the phone. Thus I don't kn&w We nccopt color or black and white photographs, Plense do Of course some families must No adult of sound mind would come apart, because of violence anybody's number off the tajrljf not send irreplaceable photographs. If you would like your trade} places with a typical subur- and other forms of abuse. In these my head including the ho(wj(- photo returned, send along a stumped, self-addressed envelope ban child. Kvery minute of a sad cases the children are the holds of my sons! It's goinglo*jje. child's day is programmed, from tragic victims of circumstances a long, frustrating and expenslyi^ Photographs the time of waking up to the Mike Deak they can not understand. experience putting another UtXtJf We welcome submitted photos — color or blnck and white — moment when the Sandman Unfortunately they learn unac- together. *•**'-- arrives with u bagful of crazy nnd put on kids is the troubles of ceptable behaviors from their This is not a good time ofy§ar of community events. If possible, we nsk that individuals in the frightening dreams. You're parents; not only do they carry photos be identified and clearly visible. udults. This is what makes the for me to have to do that. ordered what, clothes to wear, holiday season so difficult for chil- these scars forever, they unwiit- Christinas cards have to be writ-*, If you would like to request a photographer at n community what foods to mil and what, televi- dren of broken families as they ingiy repeat the same terrible sion programs to watch. And after ten nnd I can't go calling everjv' event, call nt least 48 hours prior to tho event nnd we will do shuttle between parents, steppar- acts. Somehow tho cycle must be one 1 know for their address. Of our best to schedule n photographer. working for six hours in the class- ents, stepsihhngs, slepgrandpar- broken. room, you si ill have more work to course, I guess 1 could do that If you would like a reprint of a photograph token by a stnff ents, stepaunts, slopuneles, step- We are now approaching a hol- and then tell them since I'm giv- do when you get home (which cousins and half- siblings. iday to celebrate the birth of a photographer, which appeared in Therecord-Press, call Chief usually doesn't happen until after ing verbal season's greetings, Photographer Rnndall Miller at (908) 575-6708 nnd he will Detonated by self-interest, the child. Whatever one believes there won't be a card this year..%~ soccer practice or ballet lessons.) nuclear family has exploded. Is it about those events in Bethlehem send n copy of the reprint request form. Few of us could survive those no wonder given the shifting nearly 2,000 years ago, the mes- All this is troublesome,'Uffrg- demands without, going crazy, sands upon which such a child sage remains the same across the consuming and annoying so^I. Perhaps we demand too much builds his foundation that he cultural spectrum. The transcen- really miss that book. Hut whati of our children. We expect t hem to grows up insecure and uncertain dent spirit of Christmas illumi- am grieving is the loss of history be miniature adults. We are in nnd not knowing where to find nates the importance of family. that book represented. I did not danger of burning out our chil- the comfort and joy of the holiday one of the prime elements of civil- follow Hints From Heloisa 'litni, WILSTFIP.LDSCOTCII PUINS FANWQOI) dren before they even reach ado- season. lization. Too often we forget to use labels to enter new lescence. .Ju.st as some of us reach There was a time not long ago reflect cm the importance of fami- when people moved. I Jf North Jersey Newspapers Company ©1997 for u drink at the end of n tough when parents put the happiness ly and the responsibilities we as crossed out the old and put iii t$e day, it'n no wonder that more and of their children first before their children have for our parents and new. For some folk it meant sev- more children — particularly Richard R Harknett own happiness. Couples worked we as parents for our children. eral cross-outs through the yefir£ Publisher teens — turn to alcohol to help harder to stay together "for the In the peace of Christmas is an nnd while it sometimes made tne, relievo the pressure. If we reduce children" nnd sacrifice was nn opportunity to meditate on the book messy it was part of the Cheryl Fenske the demands we place on kids, everyday oceurenee. Couples had status of our own families and to story of those folks'lives. Executive Editor chances are the incidence of suh- a realistic view of marriage; they be thankful for what we have. It There are listings of folks who atance abuse and other destruc- know problems wore inevitable is also the time to re-dedicate our- tive behaviors will decrease. The have died and as you come across John Patten • • and they knew tho stakes wero selves as family members. It is solution is not attacking the sup- them when writing Christmas Editor high if those problems could not also the time to commit ourselves cards it's a special time^ of ply of drugs and alcohol, hut slop- he resolved. They did not suffer to (he well-being of children nnd ping the demand. remembrance. There are (blKs.jtn, from the exaggerated expecta- provide them with the comfort, there with whom 1 no long*!' Allan Conover Tina Guarino Perhaps the worst pressure we tions we have for everything to be and joy they deserve. Sports Editor Reporter exchange cards but they wcwvip the book and still part of my life. UCC announces new nursing program Now they are all gone. It's u m}rf Eleen Bicke) Mary Lockhart 1 loss. CKANFOUf~MJ A N.TliV"l U D1"\ — liFo.-!..r 1license1 ... _s ,, practicai • _l i ...nurse. s 1:1 * • i. ii *-i 1 * » • > • ,-, ^ Advertising Sales Manager Business Manager Elizabeth (General Medical Center School of Those who prefer optimism: to (LPNs) who wish to gain registered nursing status. Nursing, ('lasses are offered three evenings per Union County College has the answer with a now pessimism (like me) might sujj- Chuck Tuohy Marc Greenspan week to enable LPNs to work during the day or on gest that Pome good comes out of Production Manager Circulation Director registered nursing program option designed exclu- weekends. sively for them. every bad. When I got to church According to Patricia Castaldi, assistant dean of on Sunday, a dear friend who Record-Press (USPS OOG-049) Is publlshnd on F:rldny by North Jorsoy Nowspnporg Com- Spnuning a 12-month period, the program the Klizaboth (leneral Medical ('enter School of pany, 301 Centrnl AVB., Clnrk, NJ 07066 (90B) 575-66G0, Second class postage pnici nt heard of my plight hnd gone opt Cmnford, NJ 07016, POSTMASTER: plonso sonct changes to Notlh Jarsoy Newspnpors enables graduates of the college's LPN diploma pro- nursing, an LPN can now apply credits earned of her way to purchase a pretty Company, Fulfillment ottlce , PO Box 693, Somorvllle, NJ 0QB7B. Subscrlpllon roles by gram to apply previously earned credits towards an through the UCC diploma program towards a regis- new book and offer it as a gift mail, one yenr within Union CourMy Sin, nul of county $20, mil ot ntnlo S20 To subscribe associate in science degree in registered nursing —• call 1-B0O-30O-3321. tered nursing degree. before 1 even had the opportunity nnd still be able to continue working while going No longer do they have ti» take "challenged exam- to buy a new one. 1 hope those 301 Central Avo. 44 Veterans Memorial Phone (90S)-575-6G60 back to college. inations" to be placed into second-level courses. flood and fire victims have (is Clark, NJ 07066 Drlvo East FAX (908) 675-6683 The LPN-tct-RN option, which will begin during Those interested in further information should much good come out of their mis- Somerville, NJ 08B76 the spring semester, applies only I" the college's call the college's Admission Office at 7()9-7fi()(.). fortune. It truly helps diminish Cooperative Registered Nursing Program with the the grief. December 19, 1997 Record-Press A-5 New bank wins approval for charter Students learn roots of Holocaust WESTFIELD — A charter for Construction is expected to executive, said principals have area." in trip sponsored by congressman the proposed Town Bank of begin soon on the bank's building raised more than 40 percent of Approved by Mrs. Randall as Westfield has been approved by WESTFIELD — Examining the historical roots of the at the former Plaster Palace on the $5 million in capitalization the bank's board of directors Holocaust was a lesson for a high school class that included the New Jersey Banking and South Avenue West near the traf- that would be needed before the were Mr, Frigerio; Frank N. Westfield student Dustin Davis. Insurance Commission, fic circle. bank could open. Goffreda, president and chief Dustin was among those from Oratory Catholic Preparatory The bank "would offer ... resi- The bank is expected to open "Consistent with our goal to executive officer; Nicholas School in Summit who attended the fifth annual Holocaust dents and businesses the conve- next year and have its customers function as a true community Bourns, Robert Cafmassola, Allen Memorial Day in Washington, D.C. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. nience and benefits of a locally mainly from Westfield and near- bank, we are reaching out to local Chin, Joseph DeAlessandro, Michael Davis of Wostfie-ld and a student at Oralory. owned and operated, community by towns, according to a press businesses and individuals and Anthony DeChrllis, Robert The students on the Washington outing wore sponsored by oriented bank that is responsive release from the bank. inviting them to join us," he snid. Gregory, Frederick Kurtz, Joseph Rep. Bob Franks (H-7th Dist.), whose district includes West.field. to local banking needs," state Former Mayor Ronald J. "We believe that the strength of a F.X. O'Sullivan. Frederick Picut, On their bits ride to the nation's capital they heard guest speak- banking Commissioner Elizabeth Frigerio, chairman of th"e pro* community bank comes from the Norniati Sovell and Gemiaine ers discuss their Holocaust experiences. Randall wrote in her ruling. posed bank and an insurance people who live and work in the Tiabert. r*11.-",-.. Mon. - Thur. 9:00 AM to 9:00 PM Fri. - Sat. 9:00 AM to 10:00 PM Sun. 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM Not responsible for typographical errors. Sale items cash & carry only. Sale prices effective 12/17/97-12/23/97. Bring in any competitor's Prices do not include sales tax. Beer prices represent ad or coupon and we will 24-12 oz. bottles unless otherwise noted. meet or beat that price NJ Lottery Discount subject to ABC regulations. 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Sweot'Dry 10'750 ml 29'7S!0 ml 16' White Zmlandol 8" 12" ;A-6 Record-Press December 19,-1-997 Montessori association picks McTamaney for vice-president SCOTCH PLAINS — Amela The teacher education pro- more than 10 years. McTamaney has been elected gram has offered on-site and dis- For more information, call vice president of the Montessori tance learning course work for (908) 322-4652. Accreditation Council for Teacher Education. The council is a collaborative effort of Montessori training pro- grams in the United States and abroad. A press release said the coun- cil "maintains and develops stan- dards for teacher education pro- grams, accrediting qualified courses through a rigorous cur- riculum assessment." Ms. McTamaney is head- mistress of the Christopher Academy, a Montessori school in Scotch Plains, and director of the Christopher Academy/St. Nicholas Montessori Teacher Education Program. The township resident also represents the American Montessori Society in its role as a nongovernmental organization at the United Nations in NewYork. The Christopher Academy is Service league celebrates 65 years now in its 35th year; at provides A luncheon celebrating the Westfleld Service League's 65 years of service to the community gathered Montessori education to seven of the league's past presidents, Including (seated) Peggy Walsh, Marilyn Bunting, Mary Pearsall, preschool, kindergarten and first (standing) Patty Monnlnger, Peggy Desch, Margot Komar, Mary Lou Pruden and Arlene Bertrand. grade children. off your purchase of $50 The Prtttrt this coupon attirrwof purchase and we'll (Mud $10 from a sin gbpurchiK o* $50 or mor* This oflw tvM onty once Ihnxiflh Statehouse D«iin*w 24,1997, Cannot bt combtrwt with othw coupons, used on prntoin puichHM, ortortha purduss cf gill wrtficatts. Um* OMMT ctitfomr. 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Msklng pledges for Scouting were (front) Amy Frattarola, Cassia Slmcox, Ivy Harrlgan, Kate Sheridan, (standing) Katie Kline, Rebecca Clapp.TaraHandza, Annie Re and Betty Walker, > - Crossing the 'bridge' to Girl Scouts Troop 333 Scouts celebrate their "graduation" from Brownie Scouts to Girl Scouts with a "Flying Up" cere- mony at the Mlndowaskln Park bridge, with roses, balloons and refreshments. Pictured above are (front) Anne Sinntsl, Caryn Kane, Miriam Becker-Cohen, Justine Cassldy, Mary Walsh, (back) Karotyn Cook, Megan Camlllo, Christina Roberson, Samantha Manettl. Troop members Caltlyn Jennings and Caltlln Mahoney also graduated, but aren't pictured. Brownie beauties Brownie Girls Scout Troop 640 members Molly Meehan, Erica Nadal, Kathryn Albanese-DeMalr and Mlchele Sllverstein show off the work performed by cosmetology students at Union County Vo-tech during a recent Homeless group sings praises visit by the Scouts. , t? These origami works true originals tor Westfield carolers' help WESTFIELD — A 13-year-old said in a press release. boy's talent for triangular-faced The unique form was selected , WESTFIELD — The 15th annual "Carols sion of "How the Grinch Stole Christmas." figures got them into n display for the "Origami by Children" in the Round" delighted 500 people who filled High school students have formed the chorale thnt'U be seen in midtown competition sponsored by the First Baptist Church on Dec. 6 and 7. , since 1987. Manhattan through the holidays. Mnnhattan-bnsed Origami USA. Contributions for tickets resulted in a Scripture passages and reflections on the Scott Sntkin has created "Five Entries were selected on quality $1,850 donation to the Interfaith Council for meaning of Christmas* came from Rev. Robert Intersecting Tetrahedrons" that of folding, creativity of presenta- the Homeless, The donation brings the overall L. Harvey, Rev. Darla Lee Turlington and Rev. aro in the window of the Donnell tion and originality. Origami total over the years to more than $13,000, Louis Ruprecht, all ministers at the church, Library Center on 53rd Street requires that the paper cannot be according to a press release from the church, and Paula BlBtak, a member of their congre- cut, glued or mutilated. This year's 54 singers of the Westfield gation. through Friday, Jan. 2. His Chorale included 10 high school graduates For the* occasion; the church's sanctuary design required him to construct Scott took up origami in who returned for the perforinance, Three for* was decorated with red candles, red bows, five of those figures, each with kindergarten when he nttendod mer chorale members had featured slots: Rah- greenery and a free-standing Nativity scene. four sides to them. The blue and an after-school class sponsored green figures were interlocked to by the Japanese Woman's Club of San Bowles sang a tenor solo, Lauren The performance concluded with thoae in form the final design. Muzzarese read "Yes, Virginia, There la a attendance singing "Silent Night" while hold- Westfiuld. The budding artist Santa Claus" and David Wella recited his ver- ing lit candlea. "1 used this pnper because I now attends Edison Intermediate thought it looked striking," he School. SCOTT SATKIN es Wm Yltooior "December 19, 1997 Record-Press A-I1 Friedman to lead Cancer Society SCOTCH PLAINS - Mitch by preventing cancer, saving lives enncer through research, educa- Friedman, of Scotch Plains, has and diminishing suffering from tion, advocacy and service. been elected Chairman of the Executive Committee for the American Cancer Society's New Jersey Division, *'.•*, Mr. Friedman, an American Cancer Society volunteer for 15 years, will oversee the Executive Committee which consists of 7 pm - Trailitimuil Family members of the Board of Candlelight Service with chil- Trustees, officers of the New dren's choirs - A wonderful way Jersey Division, chairpersons of lo introduce- your children to the standing committees and task ritual of Christmas in a heautiful forces and the Executive Vice church President. He is the part owner of New 10:30pm- Midnight A iraditiqrlr Norris Chevrolet in Westfield. al service of lessons and carols* Mr. Friedman has been a vital by candle light in the beautiful* volunteer of the American cathedral setting of the,,. • Cancer Society, serving on numerous committees with the CRESCENT AVENUE % Garden Club working 'Hollywood and pine * Union County Unit, He was the I'KKKIIYTERIAN CIIURCl New Jersey Division's Chairman lMainhild, N.f The WettfleW Garden Club has been decorating planters downtown with seasonal plants. Above, Club of the Income Development member* (kneeling) Irene Maria, Ruth Paul, (standing) Jody Meiloan, Lucille Flnter, Jane Blschoff, Jennie Committee and Nominating The glorious music of Williams, Mary Ann Malloy, Nancy Roff put the finishing touches on a planter. The Club was also helped Committee. He is currently the by members Barbara Lewis, Flip Sheehan and Lecla OeHaven. performed by the Crescent j chairman of the State Golf Singers, instrumentalists and Ihi Committee. Client Organ. $ The American Cancer Society Retired seniors to offer income tax preparation is the nationwjdef• •ronimunity- "...the candles flickering in lhe;J bnsecl voluntary health organiza- GRANFORD -- The Retired Foundation and the New Jersey Wntchung Nature Club nre darkness of the great Gothic « tion dedicated to eliminating sanctuary as we sang the enrols* Senior Volunteer Program of Youth Symphony. scheduled to participate in two cancer as a major health problem Union County is recruiting vol- The Westfield High School events during the holidays. was so awe-inspiring..." '. | unteers to be trained as income junior plays the double bass with Rekindle the spirit of Christinas as you light your taper from the advent tax preparers for the 1998 tax the Youth Symphony. Beth per- candle, and go out into the night in peace. * season. Experience is not neces- formed Sonata No. 4 of Benedetto sary. Volunteers will be trained Marcello during her scholarship by the Internal Revenue Service audition at the Youth ••Jlovwnltfolwson and New Jersey Division of Symphony's new offices in CRESCENT AVENUE f Taxation. Murray Hill. She has been with Training will take place the Youth Symphony since 1991 PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH < Tuesday, Jan. 13 through Friday, and performed with that orches- Jan. 16 at the RSVP office, 505 tra when it played at Carnegie At The Memorial-- Intersection of East Seventh Street, | South Ave., Cranford. A 10-week Hall in Manhattan in 1996. Watchung & Crescent Avenues, Plainfield, NJ 908-756-24^8 commitment is necessary to be The Bergen Foundation grant NIOHTI* eligible for training. will assist Beth in her private PLUS TAX Lighted, secure parking opposite the church on For registration, call (908) music study during the school '(fora pre-pald stay of 7 consecutive nlghta, t person/1 bad). 497-3941. year.Members of the Greater 1011 lit, aa Vfai*, Hwth MalwfUM » (90S) 7S3-6S00 Watchung Avenue •vl Westfield resident named assoc. publisher WESTFIELD — Deborah Nichols Cavanagh has been pro- moted by Men's Health magazine to associate publisher, market- ing, from marketing director. I'lxuiiitjt'lit The 40-year-old Westfield resi- dent has been with Men's Health since 1994 and will continue to St. John's Lutheran Church work out of its Manhattan offices. Christmas Eve • Mrs. Cavanagh will work with 587 Springfield Avenue, Summit the magazine's advertisers on Candlelight Service "event marketing, leadership ini- tiatives and customized creative Come and Worship opportunities," according to a The Newborn King )>r«ss release from Men's Health Rod ale Press. ; \fu\i< (in \t< festival services of Holy Communion: [: Audubon Society set Christmas Eve 4:00 p.m. - Family Service Children's choirs and Christmas story tjfor bird surveys 5:30 p.m. • Carol Service I": WESTFIELD --The national Infant nursery and children's message ' Audubon Society will conduct a The First Baptist Church survey of bird populations of the 10:00 p.m. - Traditional Service Christmas Day 10:30 a.m. - Informal Service Great Swamp and Watchung of Westfield taltor Irw* Davidson ridges Saturday (12-20), For Pallor Siuan Millar Gather around altar for carols & communion more information, call Hank 170 Elm Street 908-233-2278 www.wcstfieldnj,com/fbc T«l: 9M-273-M46 Burke at (908) 272-4791 or Dana Knowlton at (908) 755-9294. On Sunday, Jan. 4 the club will conduct the Raritan Estuary Christmas count, which the club has done every year since 1962. St. Bernard's Catholic Church For more information, call John 368 Sumner Ave., Plainfield 908-756-3393 Calvary Lutheran Church Seabrook at (908) 233-3031 or Pastor: Rev Joseph F. Barbone 'Mr, Knowlton. CHRISTMAS EVE 108 Eastman St., Crandford - 276-2418 5pm Christmas Pageant - 5:30pm Family Liturgy 10pm Christmas Eve Liturgy Sunday Service Saturday last day CHRISTMAS DAY 8:30 & 11:00 a.m. for Thrift Shop 8:00, 9:30 & 11:30 Masses Sunday Church School - 9:45 a.m. SUNOAY MASSES -SCOTCH PLAINS — Saturday 5:30pm, Sundny 8:00, 9:30 & 11:30 Christmas Eve Services Tomorrow is the last day of the WEEKDAY MASSES Christmas gift boutique at the Mon/Wed/Fri. 7:00am & 8:00am - Tues/Thura. 8:00am & 5:30pm 5:00 p.m. Young Children's Service 'Thrift Shop, 1730 E. Second St, Saturday 9:00am 7:15 p.m. Pre-Service Music New, unused items have been donated and stored all year for 7:30. p.m.- Family Service of Holy Communion purchase at the boutique. In Our Lady of Peace Church 10:45 p.m. Pre-Service Music ' addition, half-price items are list- 1 I 1 South St., New Providence. NJ O7974 11:00 p.m. Candlelight Service of Holy Communion ed on a blackboard at the Thrift CHRISTMAS SCHEDULE 1 O*>7 Shop's entrance. Christmas Day Service j'j - Store hours are 10 a.m.-2:30 PENANCE SKKVICIi - Wed, Dee. I 7 - TJ -p.m. Tuesday-Thursday, 10 a.m.- CONFESSIONS IN PREPARATION FOR CHRISTMAS 10:00 a.m. Festival Service of Holy Communion ,1 p.m. Friday and Saturday. Sot, nee. 2O - :i:4r.-4.:4-r>|jm & 7-Bpni ••'Donations of new items, winter Moil, Dee. 22 - ;i::sopm - 4-::so|)rn f: t'clothes, antiques and collectibles AfH;r NovciW) - H::$fM):O()|>in •'fill be accepted 10 a.m.-noon No Confessions on Wednesday, Dec. 24 ^Tuesday-Saturday. The store will ^be closed Thursday, Christmas MASSES FOR CHRISTMAS Emmanuel Pentecostal Church •"-Day, and Jan. 1, New Year's Day. Wed, Dec. 24- - r>, 7 ;uui iopin-No M.KSS HI Midnight For more information, call Thui; Dec. Tjr> - 7/M), <>, K):;}();tncl 12 noon 100 3rd Street, EHznbeth - 908-208-1427 (908) 322-5420. Pastor R. Kalis MASSES FOR NEW YEAR'S (A iloltj txnj of (Jhllfjation) CHRISTMAS PROGRAM YMCA offers PEAST DAY C)l- MAKY MOTHKR Ol: (1OD December 21, 5pm gift ideas Wed, Dec. :n - r,:(>opm ALL WELCOME SCOTCH PLAINS — Last- Thus, Jan I - 7:.'io. !>, io::u>cinci 12 noon Regular Sorvicos minute Bhoppers looking for Sunday - 10am & Bpm unique and personal gifts need Monday - 7:30pm Prayer Survice not look further than the ; Fanwood-Scotch Plains YMCA, Wednesday - 9:30am - 7:30pm Bible Study 1340 Martine Ave. MOUNTAIN H I u <: K H MILE G II A P E L •; Gift certificates in any amount may be used for memberHhip, "Christmas Eve, A Cappella" by teritz n Classes, even mnsaages. A 50th- anniveraary raffle will offer the winner a 1998 Jeep Cherokee; Join Us for a candlelit evening of carols by the only 1,000 tickets-are boing sold A Cathedral Christmas Eve at $50 each. Poinsettina nre Mountain Ridge niblr Clmpol Octcl as we rememhrr our Savior's birth. 7:00 pm Ti-iiclitidiiiil lainily Ciindlilighi Sri vir i- wild available in different sizes and ())]il(li(-n's < linii-i colors while supplies last. ]0;'ifl|>i]i A d'iutiioiiii! sci vi<«- n\ le-ismis ,nnl < uruls \>y ( .I For more information, call Mminliiili Hulge (Mile Chapel |)(.lrfoiinftl by tin- Ciri'sicnt Sinners, insimi mt-•• t.t 1 i*itM .nid ilic (Jrciti Organ (908) 889-8880. 703 Mountain Avenue in llt:rkfll«y Heights III (lie ht'iiiilif'iil (iilliediiil s<'iiin^ nCtlic... * Westfield music student 7-fl:()(l pm CRESCENT AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH * Al tli<' Mi'iiiuihil - liilcisi'i lion •wwt* ^anew ^jrm*** 'IU^^* ^0T«*^Ti^W HAPPY HOLIDAYS 9i Jicarty 'Tffon/f You A Safe & Happy i } Season's Greetings3 olidayToAU t •To iW diir Customers CORRESPONDENT ^Holiday Season FANWOOD " There is a BENHAM'S iDEAN MICHAELS STUDIO £ small, but active group in ; :: • REPAIRS* TRAINING American Service & Garage 3! 2 Elmer Street, Madison FRANZ Fanwood who make it their busi- • SALES Uwt Off Square) ness to make the borough a bet* . - '. 414 Springfield Ave., ^ CONSULTING "^ SCHAFHAUSER ter place to live - the Fanwood • ' r» Berkeley Heights, NJ '--> % 973-377-0761, .>'['.'• Custom 'tailors Junior Women's Club. . 504 North Ave, Eatt 11 Maple.§treet, Summit Celebrating its golden WasWeld ^YVV/Vkito Productie anniversary last year, the menv • ; I (908) 464-1395 S^ Wedding Specialists" \ (908)^277-0622 bers of the Fanwood Junior , • I 908-317-TALK Women's Club are dedicated to , enhancing the community; through its fundraising activi- , ties. 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December 19, 1997 Record-Press A-15 I^risten Ann Wyte, 24 Obituaries College student; SPFHS alumna '- SCOTCH PLAINS — Kristen Maureen King Wyte and Ann Wyte, 24, was fatally injured Frederick Wyte; a sister, Lauren; Robert Rosen, 82 Dec. 14,1997 in a traffic accident an aunt, Kathy Martyn; a great- in Saddle Brook. She had been a aunt and a great-uncle. Dentist; a WWII Anny officer fulltime student at Bergen A funeral Mass was celebrated WESTFIELD — Robert He served on the Hillside Community College in Paramus. yesterday at St. Bartholomew the Rosen, 82, died Dec. 13, 1997 at Board of Health and for 50 years .Miss Wyte was born in Apostle Roman Catholic Church, the Hospice by the Sea in Boca was a member of the American Elizabeth and had lived in Scotch following services at the Rossi Raton, Fla. He had been a dentist Legion. Dr. Rosen also was a Plains since 1974. Funeral Home. Burial was in St. for many years in Central New member of the Hillside Probus . She graduated from St. Gertrude Cemetery, Colonia. Jersey. Club, the Hillside Kiwanis Club Bartholomew's School in Scotch Memorial contributions may Dr. Rosen was born in the and the Young Men's Hebrew Plains and from Scotch Plains- be made to Children's Specialized Bronx and lived in Hillside before Club of Essex County. Fanwood High School. Hospital, 150 New Providence moving to Westfield. He also Surviving are his wife of 54 ', Surviving are her parents, Road, Mountainside, N.J. 07092. maintained a winter home since years, Lillyan Lowenkron Rosen; 1991 in Delray Beach, Fla. a son, Stephen; two daughters, He graduated from the St. Judith Avergon and Randeen Myrtle Matthews, 84 Louis University School of Klarin; a brother, Morris; a sister, Dentistry and was a dentist for Dorothy Pesant; five grandchil- Of Plainfield; has kin in county the Veterans Administration in dren and a great-grandchild. Lisa Gall, James Marano New York City before World War Graveside services were held • SCOTCH PLAINS — Myrtle Scotch Plains; a sister, Pauline II. Dr, Rosen was a captain in the Sunday at Beth Israel Memorial Matthews, 84, died Dec. 14, 1997 Pasture of Union Beach; two Army during the war; he main- Park in Woodbridge. married at St. Michael's tained his New Jersey practice Arrangements were by the fit Muhlenberg Regional Medical grundchildren and a great-grand- for 35 years with offices in CRANFORD — Lisa Ann the groom. Center in Plainfield. child. Menorah Chapels at Millburn, in Gall, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hillside, Elizabeth, Linden and Union. Memorial contributions A reception followed at The ! She was born in High Bridge Services were held yesterday Spots wood. He retired from den- William H. Gall Jr. of Mndison Hotel, Morristown. hnd lived in Plainfield for most of at the Memorial Funeral Home may be made to the Hospice by Cranford, was married to tistry in 1977. the Sea. The bride ia a graduate of her life. in Fanwood. Burial was in James Paul Marano, son of Cranford High School and ! Mrs. Matthews is survived by Mountain View Cemetery, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Mnrano of East Strouclsburg University, £i daughter, Betty Jane August of Cokesbury. Gertrude Mulqueen, 76 Westfield, on July 26, 1997 at East Stroudsburg, Pa., with a St. Michael's Church, B.A. degree. Secretary in Westfield schools Cranford. Deacon Leo Butler She graduated from Catherine Byrnes, 79 WESTFIELD — Gertrude Surviving are a daughter, officiated. UMDNJ with an associate Mulqueen, 76, died Dec. 12, 1997 Patricia Boye, and a son-in-law, The bride was given in degree in duntnl hygiene and Salesclerk and bookkeeper at the Medford Convalescent Glenn Boye, both of Medford marriage by her father. is employed as a dental Center. She had been a past pres- Lakes; a brother, Charles Kristen Gall, sister of the hygienLsl for Dr. R. PneUell of ident of the Union County Johnson of New Lisbon; three sis- bride, was mnid of honor. Mndison. WESTFIELD — Catherine J. She was a longtime member of Secretaries Association and a ters, Carln Krouse of Cape May, Bridesmaids were Kelly Kilkenny Byrnes, 79, died Dec. the Westfield Barbershop The gioom is a graduate of longtime secretary in the Vera Ceretta and Susan Johnson, Marano, aister-in-lnw; Kristio David lironrley Regional High 15, 1997 at Overlook Hospital in Boosters and a parishioner of Weatfield school system. both of New Jersey; and four Elkoury, Renee Lolli, Tricin Summit. She had been a sales- Holy Trinity Roman Catholic School nnd St. John's A native of Hamburg, grandchildren. Smith, and Bethanne Neville, University, Queens, N.Y., with dark and bookkeeper prior to her Church. Germany, she immigrated to the A memorial Mass was cele- friends of the bride. retirement, Surviving are her husband, a B.S. degree. Ho is employed United States in 1925 and lived brated Wednesday at Ralph Marano, Jr., brother by Marano and Sons Auto „., Mrs. Byrnes was born in Justin H.; two sons, Justin C. of in Jersey City before moving to Immaculate Heart of Mary Afoose Jaw, Saskatchewan, New Castle, Del., and Kevin T. of of the groom, served aa best Sales, Gimvood, a family Westfield in 1951. Roman Catholic Church in man. Ushers wore Dom owned business. Canada. She lived in Elizabeth Wilmington, Del.; two daughters, Mrs. Mulqueen was a school Scotch Plains. before moving to Westfield in Patrice of Derry, N.H., and Mary Paacnrella, Pete ICirinkitis, After a honeymoon trip to secretary in Westfield for 25 Arrangements were by the Scott Swanson, Mike Krihak, 1956. Ellen Perziale of Chatham; a years and retired in 1993 from Hawaii, the couple will reside Gray Funeral Home. Memorial and Pete Spnraco, friends of in Garwood, She was a salesclerk at the brother, John Kilkenny of Camp the staff of Edison Intermediate contributions may be made to former Hahne & Co. department Hill, Pa.; and six grandchildren. School. She was a member of the Center for Hope Hospice, 176 store in Westfield from 1961-73 Services will be 9 ti.m. today nt New Jersey Education Hussa St., Linden, N.J. 07036, or and a bookkeeper at Children's the Dooley Funeral Home, 218 Association, ALS Association, 15300 Ventura Specialized Hospital in North Ave. West, Cranford. A Her husband, John, died in Blvd., Suite 315, Sherman Oaks, Mountainside from 1973-74. Mrs. funeral Mass will follow 10 a.m. 1988. Calif. 91403. Carol Phelan elected Byrnes earlier worked for the at Holy Trinity Church, 315 First Prudential Insurance Co. of St. Entombment will be in the America for 18 years and had Good Shepherd Chapel George Martin, 88 to VHS trustees board been a field office planner at its Mausoleum at St. Gertrude WESTFIELD — Cnrol Phelan Westfielri YMCA and Westfield home office in Newark. Cemetery, Colonia. Owned auto service; kin in area has been elected to the board of Day Cure Center. She also was WESTFIELD — George ter, Josephine Touriaon of Point trustees of Visiting Health treasurer of a Wcatfield library Martin, 88, died Dec. 9, 1997 at Pleasant; 15 grandchildren and Services of Union County, based fund drive. his home in Mountainside. He 16 great-grandchildren. in Elizabeth. She has been active with the Rufus Gilliam Jr., 69 owned the George Martin Auto His wife, Isnbelle M., died in The Westfield resident is Washington llock Girl Scout Service in Union prior to his 1987. Another son, Bruce director of tho Westfield Adult Council nnd tho Junior League of A church deacon in training retirement early in the 1970s. Ellenback, and another daughter, School as well as a past president Elizabeth-Plninfield. Mr. Martin was born in Fay Shelly, also are deceased. of the Roosevelt Intermediate Mrs. Pholan and her husband, SCOTCH PLAJNS — Rufus 15 years before then. He was an Newark and had lived in A memorial service was held School PTSO and Friends of the Thomas, have a son, Christopher* Edward Gilliam Jr., 69, died Dec. Army sergeant with an armored Mountainside since 1951. He for- Saturday at the Memorial Westfield Library, Mrs, Phelan and two daughters, Molly anil 13, 1997 at Muhlenberg Regional division in the Korean War. merly was a member of the Funeral Home in Fanwood. once served on the board of the Julie. Medical Center in Plninfield. He Surviving are his wife, Union Rotnry Club. Memorial contributions may be had been a deacon in training at Eugenia; tow sons, James H. Ellis Surviving are three sons, made to Center for Hope Hospice, jthe Metropolitan Baptist Church of Spring Grove, Va., and R, George E. of Jackson, Joseph of 176 Hussa St., Linden, N.J. 'in Scotch Plains. Dwayne of Scotch Plains; two Cranford and Daniel Ellenback 07036, or Mountainside Chapel, County college offers ! He was born in Surry County, daughters, Gail D. Williams and of Green Brook; a daughter, 1180 Spruce Drive, "Vac, and hnd lived in Scotch Lisa D., both of Scotch Plains; a Cathy Adamek of Westfield; a sis- Mountainside, N.J. 07092. 'Plains since 1966. sister, Sadie Williams of '. 'Mr. Gilliam also was a super- Brooklyn; and six grandchildren. new RN training class visor with Accurate Injection Services will be held tomorrow Geraldine Lang, 91 CRANFORD — For liconsos Additionally, they enn now 'Molding in Livingston for six in Spring Grove. Local urrange- practical nurses (LPNa) who take their Hecond-level courses 'years and worked for Standard menta were by the Judkins Active in Catholic organizations wish to gain registered nursing with other LPNs only, rather Molding in Berkeley Heights for Colonial Home in Plainfield. WESTFIELD — Geraldine Her husband, Peter P., died in status, Union County Col lego has than studying with other "gener- Lang, 91, died Dec. 12, 1997 at 1982. the answer with a new registered ic" registered nursing students Muhlonberg Regional Medical Surviving are three sons, nursing program option designed who have little, if any, practical Center in Plainfield. She had Thomas P. of Waltham, Mass., exclusively for them. Spanning a experience in a nursing role. William R. Thorn, 51 been n pnst president of the Altar Peter F, of BlairBtown and 12 month period, the program What's more, the LPN-to-RN Rosary Society nt Holy Trinity Richard M. of Stratford, Conn,; a enables graduates of tho collogo's option adapts the utiirient'ft clini- A pharmaceutical chemist Roman Catholic Church. daughter, Patricia A. Williams of LPN diploma program to apply cal experience with a practical She was born in New York Westfield; two brothers, Martin previously earned croditH bent by drawing on the LPN's • WESTFIELD — William istry from Johns Hopkins City and lived in Brooklyn before Langan of Howard Bench, N.Y., towards an nHsociate in sciimco health care background. iRicfcaj-d Thorn, 51, died Dec. 11, University. Dr. Thorn earned a moving to Westfield in 1955. and James Langan of Nnples, degree in registered nursing — "Wo feel that wo can see ! 1997, at his home in Piscataway. doctorate in economics and phar- Mrs. Lung also was fin officer Fla.; 11 grandchildren and three and still be able to continue! greater success among LPNa i He had been a pharmaceutical maceutical chemiBtry from with the National Council of great-grandchildren. working while going back to col- with thiH type of study arrange- Ichemist with Interstnb Inc. of Tulane University. Catholic Women and a regent A funeral Mass was celebrated lege. ment," nays Ms. Custaldi, "If the 'New Brunswick until he retired Surviving are his father, Isaac with the Catholic Daughters of Monday at Holy Trinity Church. The LPN-to-RN option, which sludonts come in with the appro- Ion disability in 1993. W. of Westfield; a brother, the Americas court in Westfield. Burial was in St. Charles will begin during the spring priate pre-requisitea, they can I Dr, Thorn was born in Lawrence of North Hanover; a She formerly was a Cub Scout Cemetery, Farmingdale, N,Y. semester, applies only to the col- complete tilt! program within a Elizabeth and lived in Westfield niece and a nephew. Sender in Westfield and a volun- Arrangements were by the lege's Cooperative Registered year. While the ccmrHU content is before moving to New Brunswick Graveside services were held teer with Cancer Care Inc. Gray Funeral Home. Nursing Program with the tho Bume for LPN-to-RN students in 1977. He had resided in Wednesday at Fairview Elizabeth General Medical as it is with more "generic" regis- •Piscataway since 1987. Cemetery. Arrangements were by Center School of Nursing. tered nursing classes, it is adapt- ! He received a bachelor's the Dooley Funeral Home in Malcolm A. Green, 76 Classes are offered three ed to a more homogeneous ;degree in economics and chem- Cranford. evenings per week to enable group." Vice president of New York firm LPNs to work during the clay or The; Cnopiwative Registered on weekends. Nursing Program between the CRANFORD — Malcolm A. Heart. Mr. Green was a member According to Patricia Castuldi, college and Elizabeth General Margaret Sanford, 69 Green, 76, died Wednesday, Dec. of the Woodside Chapel in assistnnt dean of the Elizabeth boasts a 100-percent passing rate 10, 1997 at Muhlenberg Regional Fanwood where he served as General Medical Center School of for the lust seven graduating :H6memaker; with swim club Medical Center in Plainfield. trustee and assistant treasurer. nursing, an LPN cun now apply classes on the NCLEX-RN exam- Born in Rockawuy Point, N.Y., He was choir director from 1972- credits earned through the UCC ination. Passage of tho state ; SCOTCH PLAINS — Surviving are her husband of he lived in Scotch Plnins for 30 94. diploma program towards a reg- examination officially qualifies •Margaret "Dolly" Sanford, 69, 50 years, George B. Jr.; a son, years before moving to Cranford Surviving are his wife istered nursing degree. No longer registered nursing graduates to !died Dec. 13, 1997 at her home. A George B, of Plainfield; a daugh- 3 1/2 years ago. Mr. Green was Katherine E, Hoover Green; do they have to take "challenged practice in their now profession. ;homemaker, she was born in ter, Barbara Jane of Scotch vice president of operations with three sons, David M. of Marietta, Plains; a brother, Michael examinations" to be plnced into For mom information, call 'Plainfield and had lived in Scotcli Wood-Struthers & Winthrop in Ga., Kenneth W. of Rome, Ga., second-level courses. 709-7600. iPlainaTsince 1966. Tomaro of Piscataway; and two New York City retiring in 1987 and Daniel A. of Roselle Pnrk; ; MrS. Sanford was a member of grandchildren. nfter 32 years with the firm. and a daughter, Nancy C. Evans •the Nomahegan Swim Club in Services were held Wednesday He was a World War II Army of Cranford. 'Westfield for 31 years and a at the Scarpa Funeral Home, veteran, serving ns a sergeant. Services were held Sunday at parishioner of St. Bernard's North Plainfield, followed by a He participated in the Normandy Woodside Chapel. Arrangements / Inion County !Romnn Catholic Church in funeral Mass at St, Bernard's Invasion and Battle of the Bulge were by Memorial Funerul Home I Plainfield. Church. and was awarded the Purple in Fanwood. } Laurence G. Morris, 88 Pi a ccs oj'll o rs fi ij. i iSalesman of books; clerk at bank KENILWORTH Terrlll Road i SCOTCH PLAINS — Jeanette Perrin of Hollis, N.H., Before you select :i family plot, consider the beauty, service, care OOSPIL CHAP1L Baptist Church ; Laurence G. Morris, 88, died Dec. Gwenda Innes of Wales and Newark Ava. 8. 23rd St., Kenilworlh I.ViOTi'rrilllUi. Scotch I'lains ; 14, 1997 at his home. He once Lindn Green of Roselle Park; and maintenance at Hillside Cemetery. All lots are in fully 908-372-6131 322-7151 seven grandchildren and a great- Sunday Services: was a salesman of books with developed areas and include perpetual care. Hillside Cemetery, llvv. Michttrl Si'nmnn, I'asUi ; Pickering & Inglia in London, grandchild. Haw- fmii llWeHwad 1 located on Woodland Avenue in Scotch Plains, is a non-profit •SUNDAY England. Funeral services were hold 6:00 pm - Evtning Strvkei Mendoy, 7:00 pm - loyi Brigade 'J Ml sun Sunday Sclmnl ! Mr. Morris was born in Bush Tuesday at the Woodside Chapel, organization. For further information, telephone (908) 756-1729. 10: iS am Morning Worship Fanwood, of which Mr. Morris WtdntHby, 7:30 pm - Proytr unit BlM* Sludy I Hill Park, England, and settled Friday, 7:00 pm • Youth Motllng fi:(IO ptn l.vtnlDKWorship in Scotch Plains when he immi- was a member. Burial was in WEDNESDAY Fairview Cemetery, Westfield. Friday Nlghl CMdrtn's Club :grated to tho United States in 7-8:30 pm (Grodt School Agi) 7:00 pm J'raycr 1969. He was a bank clerk from Arrangements were by the Nursery Ctirv I' 1969-79 ut the Springfield office Memorial Funeral Homo in Call for More Information of the former National State Fnnwood. Memorial contribu- ! Bank. tions may be made to the "To tfdveiiise in tfie Cfmrcft 'Directory Woodaide Chapnl Missionary Surviving arc his wife of n8 Fund. ^ years, Thorn; three daughters, nt I - A-16 Record-Press December 19,19970 "i; •' Sports Court in Ready to rumble Improved Blue Devils could be a sleeper session ByMKECHMSTEL pound slot is junior Matt RECORD-PRESS Castaldo and sophomore new- comer Elby Pallero. for WHS This year's Westfield High Sophomore Mike Kivetz, who wrestling team, while collectively has some varsity experience ' ByMIKECHBtSTEL still on the youthful side, does under his belt, will wrestle at 145 .'' RKOOItD-PKKSS offer some solid potential for sev- this season, along with classmate eral of its individual wrestlers. Tom Hanscom. " There really isn't much room Including grapplers like senior Comprising Westfield's heav- for the Westfield High boys bas- Michael Baly, a ier weight -, • ketball team to go but up. ' possible state Which is probably pretty good positions are finalist at 160 so phomore news for first-year Head Coach pounds, senior 'Kevin Everly, who inherits a Wrestling R ic h ar!d •i team which went just 4-17 a year captains Dan Hatfield ;at ago. Todd and Jeff 189, and ; a , , The bad news for Everly is his Kivetz, who combination of squad graduated 10 kids from will likely senior Noleem . last year's roster and returns wrestle at 125 Smith (fourth tj> only,,one starter in Lamont and 130 in districts , Turner. Thus the Blue Devils' pounds, respectively, senior Nick last year) and emerging sopho- chemistry has changed drnsticat- Friedman (135 pounds) and mores Nick Clark and Brian , • Jy, but it might be for the better. junior Onur Tezucar (152). Williams at 215 and heavy- ; 'tl,t "It's a totally different team "We lost a few guys, but we weight, ; '• ;, and I think they have a lot better should have a stronger year than "Our strengths are probably ; attitude and desire," said Everly, last year," said WHS Head Coach the middle to upperweights/'aaid i ,, who replaces 11-year head Coach Don MacDonatd, whose squad • ;j,,Stu Carey after spending the MacDonald, whose team finished past two season as WHS junior hosts East Side this afternoon at with a 4-10 dual-meet record last i varsity coach, "They'll be a better 4 p.m. in its first meet of the sea- winter. team without a doubt. They're son. "We're still very young and "We have some experienced .looking forward to the season don't have a lot of depth." wrestlers there. We're definitely 'and have really committed to Baly ended up advancing the looking for improvement after /being successful." farthest for Westfield last season, last year both as a team and indi- Turner, a 5-foot-8 junior, will placing second in the county and vidually. We have a lotof worR to .handle the starting point guard RUTHANNE WAGNEFVRECORD-PRESS district and third in the region. do to get better." '•duties for the Blue Devils when Westfield backcourt mates Maurice Boatwfrght (left) and Lamont Turner get in some valuabla praetica tlma This in addition to his stellar The Blue Devils aren't wast- ''they invade Newark to play Tuesday at WHS. The Blue Devils open their season today at 4 p.m. against Shabazz. contributions to the Blue Devil ing any time jumping into group ; ' Shabazz in their season opener rebounds. Dave is one of our squad, including All-State selec- DeVitt (6-0). soccer team in the fall and competition with a pair tourna- • this afternoon at 4 p.m. tougher defenders." tion Amy Williams. "Vicki will handle the ball for lacrosse squad in the spring. ments coming; up the next two The Westfiold backcourt Westfield doesn't boaat a lot of Williams rnnkod first on the us," said Hauser. "She and Liz "Michael is a hard worker and Saturday's. Jl should be bolstered this season depth and will only go about certainly a very talented >! team in scoring and rebounding will be very important to us for Westfield is set to compete in "with the addition of 6-1 junior seven deep, according to Everly. last season and helped lead the scoring as well as Suzanne and wrestler," said MacDonald on the all-day Six County ''guard Maurice Boatwright, a 6-0 junior swinginun Pete r Blue Devils to a 13-9 record and Megan." Baly, who won the region title in Tournament tomorrow at Morris ,recent transfer from Scotch Anzolone nnd (i-8 junior center an appearance in the North The Blue Devils' top reserves his sophomore year. '• Plains-Fanwood, Knolls with one wrestling repre- Tom Langton will be the Blue Jersey Section 2, Group A play- include 5-7 senior guards "He's hoping to have a good sentative from six counties par- '' ' Everly expects Boatwright to Devils primary players olf the offs. r Heather Simpson and Anne year and he is very capable of ticipating. ^take over the team's scoring bench. Westfield is hoping a new scor- Marie Ruvllo and 5-5 junior point reigns from graduate Bob advancing pretty far." The Blue Devils will then get "He's a very active player both or will emerge this season, which guard Jessica Lutkenhouse. Todd finished seventh in the ,,' Schultz, with senior forward Rob offensively and defensively," aid for the llluu Devils, begins with a ready to host the annual Blue 'McCullam (6-4) and Turner, the Westfield hopes to mix in a UCT at 119 last year, and Kivetz Everly on Lnngton/'llo's it strong home contest against Shabazz couple different styles of offense Devil Invitational, slated for Dec. only two returning letterwinners presence in the middle," this afternoon, at 4 p.m. took fourth in the in the District 27 nt WHS. from lust season, lending support into its repertoire. 11 tourney, before losing in the Weatfiold is {jotting ready to "Tlui kids have taken up a lot "I'd love to run transition and Schools competing along with r~on the offensive end. host the Blue Devil Classic of tho slack left by the losses," region quarterfinals. Westfield are defending champi- K."-" "He can shoot, the juniper and then go to halfcourt," said Holiday Tournament Due. 20 and Kiiid fourth-year 'WeulJleld girls Mauser. "I've been trying to do Friedman placed fifth overall on Roselle Park, Colonia, Howell, he can also take it. to the hoop," HO ut WHS. In iirst-iminil action llond Coach Kuthy Mauser. "I in last year's counties at 130, Piscatnwny, Morristown and <-.- en id EvorJy on Uoutwriglit. "He's that for three years. We have to on Doc. 29, thu Hlue Devils will think wo can win 15 or KO games bo able to do the fundamentals. while Tezucar captured the 140- Dover. •very quick to the brisket. W«'re play Emorson «t 8 p.m. and il' wo put our inindu to it. 1 think pound district title and took sec- linppy about our guard piny this We have to do the little things Some notable dual meets on Brmuh'ce of New York City will they hnvo the desire and dedica- and then we'll be fine." ond in the county. the Blue Devils' schedule' tin's year. We try to push the ball battle Watchung Hills at 2:30 tion to do it." Earlier in the week, the Blue when can, but basically we want The Weatfield girls will take year are Scotch Plains-Fanwood p.m. The Blue Devils' top shooter on John F. Kennedy (Iselin) on Devils' opening-meet lineup was on Jan. 3, Rahway on Jan. 6 and . to say in a disciplined offense and The two winners will meet in entering the season is 5-7 junior let our guards create." Dec. 29 at 6 p.m. in the firat close to being set with the excep- 27, Linden on Jan 20 and the championship clash on Doc. 5 guard/forward Liz McKoon, the round of the Blue Devils Class tion of a few spots in the upper Jefferson on Feb. 5. -. >^ The Blue Devils don't institute 30 at 8 p.m., with the consolation team's second leading scorer last Holiday Tournament. South and lower weights. ; a true center in their starting game tipping off earlier in thu season. "The (Watchung) conference Brunswick and Johnson Regional 103, 112 and 119 were still up might be in a down year," said five, leaving inside duty to for- day nt 2:30 p.m. .Joining McKeon in Hie will meet in the other first-round wards Greg Freiaen (ti-4) nnd for grabs between several fresh- MacDonald, who is beginning his WHS GIRLS WoKtfield starting lineup are fi-7 contest. men wrestlers, including ninth ., Dave Sabreon (6-1), both seniors. This year's Wostfield High senior guards Vicki Nusse (fi-7) seventh year aa Westfield head The tournament finale is set grader Ricky Roig. coach. "Greg is going to do the dirty girls basketball team was hit a and Colleen Ryan (f>-(i), senior for Dec. 30 at 6:30 p.m., while the . work for us," said Everly. "He'll bit by the graduation bug, losing power forward Suzanne Vinegra Sophomore Sean Joffe may see "But Rnhway has been tough consolation game will take place some mat time at 119 or 125. get the garbage points and tough six key players from last year's (5-10) and senior center Megan at 1 p.m. for several years and Scotch Vying for Westfield's 140- Plains should be pretty good." Raider boys plan to spread the wealth ByMIKECHRISTEL Martinez (5-foot-8, Jr.) and between Union nnd Columbia, SP-F hosts Cranford in its sea- utiuouii-rutcss. returning atnrtor Doug Bishop set for (i\'M) p.m. The consolation son opener tonight at 7:30 p.m. (5-10, Sr.), both of whom can play and finnlH will take place on Dec. "We have a young team, so Not every busketball team tho point or two spot. Thoir jobs 29. benefits from having that one we're looking to improve as the will be to offset, the departure of With a 7-8 record entering last year goes on," said ninth-year star player. valuable point gunrd Tom Walsh, year's final regular-season game You know, the guy who takes SP-F girls Head Coach Brian who is now beginning his fresh- before the state playoff qualify- Homm, whose team finished the all the shots and grnbs nil the man season at Scrnnton College. ing dale, the Riiiders narrowly nttention. 1996-97 season with a 10-13 "We know we have to control missed out, oti u postseason berth record. "We want to be competi- Some teams are just better the tempo by controlling the when they lost to Newark suited with a balanced scoring tive. Tho question is on offense. ball," wild I,couarcli. Central in lour overtimes. Who is going to step up and score attack. An offense by committee, Six-fool-2 senior postman Jeff "We think we are improved," "if you will. points for us?" Feigner iw back in the coaler spot snid litHUiiu-di, whose wquiul hist A good candidate is 5-4 junior Which is something the for the Haiders and is flanked in reached tho North Jersey Section Scotch Plnins-Fanwood High guard Nikki McCoy, the Raiders' tho starling lineup l»y G-foot 2, Ciroup A playoffs lour years projected scoring leader. Hoping boys basketball team may insti- senior forwards David (lowirfz ago. "We'll like Ui qualify for the tute this sonsum, especially in the to support McCoy on offense are and Donald Patterson. state tournament. We're looking f)-7 senior forward Kate early going, while the Raiders "Jeff is good at taken the ball forward to the season." search to replace last year's lead- Vnnderheyden, 5-7 junior for- inside," said Leonard on Feigner. SP-F GIRLS ward Christine Bowers and 5-10 ing scorer Maurice Boatwright, "Our defense is probably our host who transferred to Westfield Tim Haider girls basketball sophomore center Knte Feigner. strength." team also lias aspirations of "Hopefully Nikki will give us GEORGE PACCIELLO/RECORD-PRESS High School before the school Tho Haiders top reserves year. reaching the state tournament some points from the outside and Head Coach Brian Homm works with sophomore center Kate Feigner include junior guard Stove and, like (heir male counterparts, we can work it inside to during a recent Scotch Plains-Fan wood girls basketball practice. • "1 expect a lot of our guys to Simins (f>-9), .sophomore center its bilitest concern in who or Vnnderheyden, Bowers and and senior forward Wendy Score," anid Knidor Head Conch Ron .Jencrotle ((Ml) nnd sopho- whom will shoulder the scoring bracket at 4 p.m. with the win- iWillie Leonard!, whose team, 9- Feigner," said Homm. "Knte Underwood and junior center ners meeting in the tourney more Dave Herman UM). burden. (Feigner) is also a tough, strong ji3 a year ago, opens its season SP-F will host the Cindy Pool Cherly Henry (f)-10l should also championship Dec. 29 at 6 p.ni., Last year's top scorers, Kim rebounder for us." play key roles off the HP-F bench. • tonight at Cranford at 7:30 p.m. Holiday Bnsketbttil Tournament Hot lieu and Melissa Hicks, are following the 2 p.m. consolation ;uWe're going to spread the ball Nikki's cousin, junior Jennie The Raiders will play on Dec. 27 and 2[) at SP-F High gone to graduation, meaning McCoy (5-3), will handle the game. around a little. Everybody is School. The Raiders will take on Columbia in the first round of tlu> sonic of Ihi.s season's returning starting point guard duties for Cranford Christmas Tounianu-tit The Raiders' last winning seti- Capable of scoring in double fig- Columbia in a first-round prune players will have to take on more 'ures on any given night." Dec. 27 ut 8 p.m., following the the Raiders this year, Senior 2 p.m. Doc. 27 at Cranford I! h '•"ii riiinn in 1995-96 when they of a contra] role in the Raider reserve Snmantha Kanerek will School. The host Cougars • ' : r ;;' Including stinting guards Ben other nptming-rouiul clash olVensc bed l, >-8 and lost to Shnbazz spell Jennie McCoy at the point battle J.P. Stevens in the of - sectional finals. V0F1TEC 2200 SFI4 cyl. 4 spd aulo Irans w/OD, pwr simafcrks. AIR. AM t. . "December 19, 1997* Record-Press A-17 Westfield off to good start ByMIKECHRISTEL has been there since the pro- Schwarz. RKOOUD-PHESS gram's inception four years iifjo. Ian Wolfcofl'takes center stage "We advanced in the holiday in the Blue Devils' third line and The Westfield High ice hockey tournament, which was a jioal of is Hanked by junior Dan Marer team, now in its fourtli year of ours. We just want to j»-enerally and senior Sieve Walzlo. existence, is still n fairly young improve over the last couple Senior captain Brendan program. years and we definitely have. Mickey and assistant captain After a winning record in their We're hoping to have a .500 Bryan Hates, also a senior, first year, with the aid of an easi- record by Feb. IB, which is the anchor the Westfield defensive er schedule, the Blue Devils have cutoff date to make the playoffs." unit. Both are three-year varsity fallen on some, rough timos the .Junior center Ronnie Kashlak starters. Joining them on defense past couple seasons. has taken charge once again on is senior Kric Hclioeiiherg anil But with the new campaign the offensive, side for Westfield. junior Kevin Anton. already underway, there seems Through the first five games of to be renewed hope for the Blue Senior Brain Garrison usually Devils, and with three seasons in the season, Kashlak hud already starts in goal for the Blue Devils, the books, this year's team may accumulated a team-high 20 but sophomore backup Chad be Westfield's best yet. points on M goals and six assists. Puseholl has also seen some time The Blue Devils, who compete, "He's the leading scorer in the on the ice and was the winning in the National B Division of the area and probably a top 10 scorer goalie in West field's first two Interscholastie Hockey League, in the state," said LaFontuine, games. have gotten off to a solid start "He's an excellent skater, a great Next up for the Blue Devils is this winter, winning three of shooter and a groat puck handler. a clash with Granfonl Tuesflny at their first five gtimt's, which is 1'ut all those things together and (i p.m., followed by a visit to West one less than the Blue Devils you have a pretty good player." Essex on Dec. 27 and a pair of won nil of that season, when they Joining Kashlak on the Blue games against conference power finished at 4-16-1. Through Devils' first line is junior wing Hudson Catholic on Jan 2 and ft. Tuesday, the Blue Devils had Josh Falcone, who has seven "By far, Hudson Catholic is the beaten Clifton, 5-2, Brick points in the young season, and toughest team in the conference," Memorial, 11-2, and Morris. talented freshman Brandon said LaFontaine. "hi general, we Knolls, 10-0. Their two tosses Kate, whii lias registered nine haven't been tested yet. ^t's still en me against Don Bosco, (>-2, on points so far this year. early and we're trying to elimi- Saturday and St. Joseph's of "lie's an experienced club nate some nft he mistakes." Metuchen, '1-3, on Tuesday in the player, who has blended in quite The lilue Devils cruised by semifinals of the* (Iron nicely," said LaFontaine on Kate. Morris Knolls IO-0 in first-round Tournament at Warinanco Rink Comprising Westfiold's second action of the Gron Tournament in Roselle. line is junior center Mike Bird Dec. 11 at Warinanco Kink. "This is probably the best (seven points), .senior wing Kushhik and Bird tallied three Senior defender Bryan Gates patrols the ice during Weatfletd's 6-2 loss to Don Bosco Saturday at Sport-A- team we've had," said WHS Head Christian Fagan and classmate goals eacli for Westfield and Rarhfl rink In Monsey, NY. Despite the setback, the Blue Devils are 3-2 on the season. Coa'ch Brian LuFontaino, who and assistant captain Brian Garrison maifl) 16 saves in goal, -F wrestling squad not about to be muscled around has since moved up one spot to up the new sea- Ziscnrdi, slat- have a fair season." couple big goals this year. Wo 130, will be looking to build on son tonight at 7 ed ns tho Along with MolendoK, coin- ' want to finish in the top three in last year's 18-9 individual record p.m. against teams)' No. 1 prising the Kaidors' lower weight tho county tournament and nlso "As is the ense for several area and if all goes well, earn a trip to Kearny, Wrestling candidate to slots this yenr are promising contend for the (Watching) con- g school wrestling teams, Atlantic City nt the end of the "But even replace Drown sophomore David Loowinger ference crown." eve.ry year there seems to be that season. though we're at 171, broke (third in districts last season), The Raiders first tournament 'oneHvrestler who emerges from "I think he has a shot," said young, I think hia hand. David's twin brother, Mike exposure! will be in tin* Raider Head Coach Dave Bello we can have n Ziscardi won't Loewiiifjor, fit 112, sophomores Ilunterdoii Central Tournament for Scotch-Plains Fanwood, on Melendez's chances to make it winning sea- bo able to start A.J. Romeo and Mike Tripet at Dec. 27 at 10 n.m. lit llunterdon 'that person last year was Steve to the State Tournament. "He's son," added Bello. "I'm not con- the season, leaving his slot a big 125, classmate Mike NatnU* at Central Hi^'h School. Schools 'Drown. This yenr it may be Tony working real hard and we'll see ceding anything to anybody." question mark at the moment. I.'15 and sophomore Miko Umbel expected to compote along with Metarule?., how hungry he is. He'll be one of A good chunk of the Raiders' Seniors Tony Zanlecki and Fra"nk mul junior Mark Hiccn nt !•!(). Hl'-K and host llunterdon ..! .Drown, who has sin en gradu- our better kids. He's tough." experience lies in the middle to Thome will wrestle nt 189 imd With a road meet in Kearny Central are Lttnapn, lHiona, S. ,rit«d, advanced to the first round While Melendez received a upperweights. Senior Luke 215, respectively, while junior this evening, SP-F didn't have* to l'luinfmld, Millbufn, Old BridRo, jofjthe State Tournament at 171- world of experience last season, Cerchio, third in the district at Jim Feeley.a .500 wrestler a year wait lontf for its first bin chul- Siiyrevillo, East Hrunswick nnd pounds lnst winter. This year, many of his teammates are still 140 last sensen, will start the ago, pets the call at heavyweight. leiitftJ of the season. .JelTerHon. ^•Melendez, a junior, hopes to fol- getting their feet wet. Of the 33 season at 145, junior Josh Ricca "He's a good heavyweight," "We hiiven't bent Kearny in \if\\ suit. kids on the Raider squad (includ- will wrestle at 152 and senior said Bello on Fceley. "We're lour yenrtt," said Hullo. "They're n {,t ,Jf, last season's performance ing junior vnrsity), only four of Chris Steiglitz, who didn't wres- expecting hint to have a good sea- tough'team and a bifj measuring lavas' any indication, he should be them are seniors. tle at all last season, opens the son. We're also hoping Tony can stick for us to see when; we're nt. on his way. Melendez, winning "We have a very young lineup," winter in the 160-pound weight turn the corner and win about We're the type; of team that, fjets BEAVER the, 125-pound title mntch, joined said Bello, whose squad finished slot. 80% of his matches. From 145 up, bt'(.(.(»r .'is (.ho yuur gavs on. "t>row;n as the only two Raiders to last season with a dual-meet The Kniders received a slight [ foul n;ul)y comforlnbJo. Wo havn Hopefully, wo'll he i\hlo la peak by DRIES UP WET 'be crowned District 12 chumpi- record of 9-7-2. The Raiders open blow recently when senior Eric some holes, but 1 think we can tho end of the* season, We have a .iJh'aj'This season, Melendez, who BASEMENTS. IhJf.. SOMERSET • MIDDLESEX • UNION RECREATION BASKETBALL Raiders swim SCOTCH PLAINS Koehler. The Cougars have announced that the league is by Westfield in added 6-5 Chip Weiss to their currently operational with SENIOR BASKETBALL arsenal. eight teams. season-opener (Over 60) Areana Sports looked better All games ore played nt the The Scotch Plaina-Kanwood ROYAL CWVROIfr/OIO The Senior Basketball than their 0-2 start would indi- Park Middle School gyms. High coed swim tonm jumped out Roule 28 League began its 1997-98 sea- cate. They displayed good pass- Swan Motel (4-0), led by to a fast sturt this season, defeat- Just East Ol Rt. 28 & Ht. 207 Intorscolloo ing and shooting skills and John Krotults and Dave ing rival WiisUield, 5)7-73, Dec. 11 Bound Brook i son recently at Scotch Plains- Over 90% of the wet basements in this area are High School with a should be a factor when all is Nathanson, have established at the Westfiokl YMOA. {908) 356-2460 caused by water leaks in the walls and water [renewed spirit and an expand- said and done, themselves as the teuin to beat Leading the Raider charge seeping in where the floor & walls join, What's was David KUHH, who placed first [ ed league. Look for improved play from in this year's league. o simple ant) inexpensive renwdy to this type ol in the 50-yard freestyle* (22.59) wet basement problem? £>*The league, already with North Plainfield, %vith the addi- Last year's league champi- and 100 breastatroke (1:04.75) CLAYTON AMERMAN DODGE s from Scotch Plains, tion of'Linden and Citadel play- ons, C&C (3-1), led by Willie and swam -271-2938 ptesunied its winning ways with Results (As of Dec. 12) "Soup" commented that the the Raiders were Uoebbur in the at (908) 575-6721 £&' 46-27 victory over nn Dec. 9 — Paterson Wise Guys teum just hasn't put everything 200 freestyle (1;5(M), Howe in 42, Arena Sports M\ Cranford together yet. the 100 freestyle (51.OH) and C'tjiiipyoved Westfield team, Uerkowitz in the 100 backstroke ^j^hifch added a pair of 6-foot-5 Cougars 50, Team Law 36 The public is welcome nt all (59.91), tipojeends, 60-year old John Dec. 11 — Cranford Cougars games. Wagner placed second overall p3$a$j**and rookie John Carlson. 45, Areanu Sports 44 (2OT); in tho 100 butterfly, but his time fj^gigptch Plains picked up Pete Paterson Wise Guys 52, Team Standings (As of Dec. 3) of 55.5 seconds was good enough • Tj^rney, the FDU alumni, who, Law 24; Berkeley Heights 35, Swan Motel 4-0, Thunder 3- for a new Kchonl record in the i^i^ijg with Tom Aguirre, the North Plainfield 27; Scotch 1, C&C 3-1, Sneaker Mania 2-2, event, beating the old mark of Campbell Mania 2-2, Campbell !3fi.l set by Brian Scheetz six perennial league leader in Plains 46, Westfield Pearla 27 yearn ago. .pf^eqpive rebounding, led the Construction 2-2, Team Five 1- Also securing points in win senior basketball Standings* (As of Dec. 12) 3, Shootin & Lootin 1-3, were Chris KarchiH, Annie Paperchase 0-4. in scoring. Ainaricun Division Eupinoza, Sam Millignn, Chris TAX DIRECTORY from the Paterson Wise Guys 2-0, Swenson ami Dana lierkowitz. ,,(, ((«,i.Ther new entry Paterson Y, the Wise Guys, play Crnnford Cougars 2-0, Areana PLAN AHEAD! ..eyery day at lunchtime and Sports (Clark) 0-2,Tenm Law 0- v have already jumped out to a 2- 2 FILE EARLY! ,Q record this season with victo- National Division ries over fellow newcomers Scotch Plains 1-0, Berkeley Areana Snorts in Clark and Heights 1-0, Westfield Pearls 0- ACCOUNTANTS - CPA'S L North Plainfield 0-1 RAMA year's runner-up, ELECTRONIC TAX PREPARERS ;nOHnnl, looks to be; a power MEN'S 30 & OVER FRIDAY, DECEMBER 19,11 MOOH-1 A.M. again this winter, utilizing BASKETBALL i/ Annstfint running style George Mnjchrzak, Director 2 2 5 Course Buffet With rapidly changing tax laws, by player couch I.ou of the Men's 30 & Over League, 100 DANCERS ^ ^ tax tiwe can be a trying experience. 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Lockett He has directed world pre- was very exciting for us," Mr. enormously impressed and announced the recent appoint- mieres of works by Wendy Hagaman said. "We made some inspired by his skill." ment of David Saint as Artistic Wasserstein, Arthur Laurents, critical decisions about where we Echoing those comments, Director of the New Brunswick Aaron Sorkin, A.R. Gurney and wanted to see this organization playwright A.R. Gurney said theatre. the late Jonathan Larson, go, what sort of artistic impact '"actors adore him, playwrights Mr, Saint began his new posi- "George Street Playhouse is we hoped to make." trust him, stage managers serve tion Dec. 1. extremely fortunate to attract "We interviewed many talent- him again and again, and by the ,"We are thrilled to have David someone of David's caliber," ed people," he continued, "but in 1 ime a play has opened, the sense join the Playhouse," Mr. Lockett Managing Director Tom Werder David Saint we believe that of affection and trust on-stage said. "He is widely respected as a said. "I'm thrilled to be working we've found someone whose expe- and off is palpable." Director; he lias worked with with him. I know that together rience as an artist, and his strong "I feel truly honored and mfiny world-class playwrights, we can enable the Playhouse to rapport with the national theatre blessed by this appointment," Mr. designers and actors. reach new artistic heights." community will attract the finest Saint said. "I have always |"We believe that his vitality He has directed such notables talent to George Street believed that the best way to fos- arid fresh artistic vision will as Nathan Lane, Fritz Weaver, Playhouse." ter the growth of creativity in the inspire George Street Playhouse Holly Hunter, George Segal, Wendy Liscow, Associate arts is to provide a safe home for to greater success and will take Carol Kane, Elaine May andArtistic Director and Acting the artists, one in which they can thePlayhouse to a new plateau of Betty Buckley. In 1991, Mr. Saint Artistic Director during the trust and respect the talent of the national prominence as we enter was awarded the Alan Schneider search said she's excited ahout people around them" oyr 25th anniversary season." Award, a $10,000 grant from the working with Mr. Saint. "1 look forward to building Mr. Saint joins George Street Theatre Communications Group "There is something almost that kind of home together with Playhouse after serving the last awarded to a promising mid- electric about his energy level," I he George Street Playhouse season as Associate Artistic career director. she said. "David is committed to .staff and community." Director of the Seattle Repertory He has won a number of creating works that reflect and Aided by the theatre's close Theatre. Most recently, he direct- Dramalogue Awards for hisinspire the communities we proximity to New York City, the ed Anne Meara's After-PI ay at directing, including productions serve." new Artistic Director said he is Pasadena Playhouse, starring of Lend Me a Tenor and The Long-time friend and play- "ecstatic1" about the possibilities Bea Arthur and Paul Dooley. Dining Room. He has also won a wright Wendy Wasserstein of working with the best play- - He also directed the original L.A. Drama Critics Award and describes Mr. Saint as "a true wrights and theater artists avail- .Outer Critics Circle Award-win- the Helen Hayes Award. theatrical enthusiast." able today. '• ning production of After-Play in The nation-wide search for the "He not only loves the theatre, "1 feel confident that George New York, where it ran fornew Artistic Director was led by but his range of theatrical knowl- Street Playhouse will figure almost two years starring a committee headed by George edge is immense," Ms. prominently in the future of ^Barbara Barrie, Rue Street Playhouse Board Vice Wasserstein said. "I have yet to American theater," David Saint Blue Snow Children's art exhibit showcases coming down this weekend views of environment and nature RAHWAY — "Blue Snow: A BASKING RIDGE — "Nature Through a jects have included fall leaves printed with tem- Home for the Holidays" is an Child's Eyes," a children's art show with an envi- pera, nnture landscapes in pastels and impres- alternative to "The Nutcracker" ronmental theme, will be on exhibit through the sions of trees, all of which demonstrate the chil- — and the title of a professional holidays at the Somerset County Park dren's relationship with nnture. dance concert that will have two Commission Environmental Education Center, Exhibit hours are 9 a.m.-4;30 p.m. every day. area performances this weekend. 190 Lord Stirling Road, Basking Ridge. The center will be closed Christmna Day, Showtimes are 8 p.m. The free exhibit opens Friday, Dec. 19 and will Thursday, Dec. 25; New Year's Day, Thursday, Saturday, Dec. 20 in the Edward run through Sunday, Feb. 8, The nrt is con-Jan. 1; nnd Martin Luther King Day, Mondny, Nash Theatre at Rnritnii Vnlloy tributed liy Somnrflot County sturinnta in kindor- Jan. 19. Community College, Brnnchlmrg, garten through sixth grade. Their works commu- For more information, call (908) 766-2489, go and 2 p.m, Sunday, Dec. 21 in the nicate their views of nature and the environment to www.park.co.s0mer3et.nj.us or TDD (9081 7H(i- Nicholas Music Center at through textures, shapes and colors. Past pro- 257f). Rutgers University, New Brunswick. LLADRO • G. ARMANI - ALL GOD'S CHILDREN - HUMMEL - LENOK The program is performed by the Rahway-hased Acrodanne woe th snow for.f Theatre troupe with choreogra- phy by Michael Gary. Accompanying the troupu will be apprentice preprofcssional dancers in their teeas and ama- teur dancers in their childhood. Among the apprentice dancers is Jamie Day of Brnnchburg, ono of 14 from Somerset mid Huntordon counties who were selected from more than 100 dancers. DIAMONDS AND GOLD Apprentice dancers are members SltVF.RCRYSrALl Laura MacGregor and Blair Wagner of The Somerset Valley Players of the Entertainers Dance star In the Children's Theatre production of The Adventures of the Company of Hunterdon, based fit VVe c\ve sure wHh 01.11* wick- HL'Ic-.'.c.-.fioi'v oj qualify cjtfls «^c| Country Mouse, a musical comedy by Feather Schwartz. The pro- the Star Maker School in duction runs through Dec. 28. Shows are at 1 p.m. and 4 p.m. Flemington, t-.oller.fil'lcis you will find fjaxttily wV\nf you at*a lookincj fm\ Saturdays and Sundays.Tickets are $6. 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Featuring Boar's Head Deli Maats //r Concert (609) 258-5000 A BAROQUE CHRISTMAS Fresh Pasta & Qourmet Sauces Christmas music and carols from 8 p.m. Dec. 21, 22 . Large Variety of Specialty Salads Bristol Chapel, Westminster Imported OIIVB OH the Princeton-based choir (for- Fresh Breads AMERICAN BOYCHOIR/ mer) and brass ensemble (latter). Choir College, Princeton Imported Grocery Hems GABRIELI BRASS Admission $2S-$18. (609)921-2663 THE NUTCRACKER Holiday Catering Available 3 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 21 A BACH NOEL Yuletide music from Monteverdi, (AMERICAN REPERTORY. . Richardson Auditorium, 4 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 21 Charpentler, Cavalli and other BALLET) ' Christ Church, 5 Paterson composers, sung a capella by 730 p.m. Dec. 20,1 and *' Open Sundays in December St., New Brunswick Fuma Sacra. Adults $15; senior 4-30 p.m. Dec. 21; State > (732) 249-6999 citizens and students $10. Theatre, New Brunswick Cantatas 133 and 202, plus a FESTIVAL LIGHTS (732) 246-7469; Violin Concerto in E major, all 8 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 21 www.statetheatre.com 117 Washington Valley Rd., Warren, Pheasant Run Plaza (fawtmet performed by the New Brunswick Richardson Auditorium, Tchaikovsky ballet, now a holiday' (908) 302-9700 ' Fax: (908) 302-9702 Chamber Orchestra. Adults $12; Princeton University standard. Admission $28-$14 (2 . (609) 258-5000 p m. show Dec. 20 sold out). : "Music for Hanukkah and the THE NUTCRACKER Holiday Season" with the (NEW JERSEY BALLET) fleui YccifV Place your order for Westminster Chorale and Dec. 19-24,26-28 • COLD CUT PLATTERS • Children's Choir, Admission $5. Paper Mill Playhouse • -" MESSIAH (COMPLETE) Brookside Dr., Millburn • CHEESE & CRACKER PUTTERS' 8 p.m. Dec. 19, 20 (973) 376-4343 • SANDWICH PLATTERS' Richardson Auditorium, Tchaikovsky ballet, now a holiday* Special 6 Course Menu Music By "Les Blasi Princeton University standard. Admission $36-$24; • '•".- •FULL LINE OF FROZEN RAVIOLI* (609)258-5000; group rates available. Call for .',.£ Open Bar And His All Stars" OPEN li 22 Eastman St. • (ranford SEVEN www.aosi.com/ppm showtimes. • > -'O Champagne $98 Per Person Acr«s From H(w!« Thutr* DAYS Handel's oratorio, sung by Princeton Pro Musica. Adults Wine Call for Reservations (908)272-3290 (Al L BAKING OOHE ON POfMrtt 11 SCAFOOn " STKAKO $27 $22; senior citizens $22, Fax (908) 272-5313 SAUTCC SPECIALS $20; students $10, $6. FftePjrkirHjInReij 725-9333 RUTGERS ALUMNI 70 N US HWY 700, SMVI. ^ Sonwthing far every Belly! TRAILSIDE NATURE £ YourHoit 313 Wast Union Av«. AND SCIENCE CENTER T1i« Bonla Family Bound Brook, NJ Dell 452 New Providence Rd. j^. (732) 469-33SO Mountainside (908) 789-3670 I r\^ fm* (732) 469-3373 "Star of Wonder," 2 and 3:30 pt.m. \ Bnliniiulcr. Nj 908-2341596 elly's Dec. 21. Adults and students 33;, Ii r llll|>://WH'W.WilllCS!UVCHIC.COIII C-IIUll ill % senior citizens $2.55. Children PorhMMM • Siianhh American Hot Food under 6 not admitted. Homwn»dmPI*% • Breakfast Catering •Ml lint fear's Head Peli « C»kw • Lunch Phone (908) 497-0455 BstedOn • Dinnar Fax (908) 4970455 12 North Union Ave,. CranfofcJ, NJ 07016 Diner • Restaurant We Mtver OPEN CHRISTMAS EVE TILL 8:00 ENJOY OUR NSW CSPHCSSO « CAPPUCINO FEATURING "APPU5 PIC CAPPUCCINO' • MANY Q7HKR DELICIOUS FLAVORS! HERB PATULLO'I Order Early for GREEN HOUSE REST AURA N Christmas Cakes, Month Of December ^Hw Year's Eve Gala. reservations* Cheesecakes & Pies Hot & CoW full-course dlrner fl featuring shrimp cocktail and " Every Jfftfflflr Prirnc Rib ; Champagne cocktail of course ^ • Italian • American 1 umimlttd drinks *Hatt and Noitmaktrs 9 • Seafood ClOCN lilkMi <3 DM-2 4H v^iin lit" ^^l!S!S^K!Sj COCKTAIL LOUNGE Music and Dancing to Live Hands _.., !on# wet, Book four Holiday Parlies Howlil Per 4-6 Dinner in The (733) 356-2692 • (732) 336-9888 Couple Dining Room Only • UV9 Enlwtoinnwnt lie $£2l |No Tokaout) On* North Voi-fller Ave. * Bound Brook Price includes nil taxes & guituitius. Clean ~ > Reservations Uuquired. 14 oz. Prime Rib Plate Club Full payment due at time of ivscrvnlion. Every Thursday For Kids 1711 Easton Ave, (off 1-287) Night $10- LOOK FOR NEW Somerset, N J (908) 469-2522 MENU! Holiday Reservations Good Home Cookin' Still Available Like Mom Made! There's nothing better than n meul wllh all the trimming!!... except IIMI1 318 WILLIAM STREET that you don't huvo 1o make yourscU. P'SCATAWAY (908) 752-4474 Christmas Eve New Years Seating Recie\f>e 1/2 Crff Any Dinner Seating 4-7pm ! 2:00 thru 8:00 pm Continuously, Dinners Starting at ;of a Second Dkmer of Equal or Oreater Value. Dining Room Only - in fh< •8.95 Regular Menu P|UN Blackboard Specials Open New Year's Day 12:00-12:00 h SHMIPiS S Hours Open Bar Keser\>att'nns Suggested * Casual Attire Full Course DinnBr, Tiered Wedding Cake, 200 Stelton Road • Piscataway • 752-2229 Silver Candelabras. THE PLACE Flaming Jubilee Show, TO BE FOR Private Bridal Rooms Specializing In White Glove French Service NEW YEAR'S EVE Candlelight Dining Holiday A La Carte Menu Starting at $19.95 per person ~OR~ Enjoy Our Holiday Buffet Choose from over 13 hot dishes Prime Rib Carving Station ^J^ Elegant Rooms ... A styl Ith wid sbinning ntw mbiuii nL" "*-v With Separate DJ's Starting at - THE COURIER NEWS, Millcent K. Brody • 6-Hour Open Bar For S k 7pm seating $29.95p person "A quality dining aiptrianca with thi amphails tn Up-natch IngrtdlantJ." • Shrimp Cocktail s $5490 Seating at Spin -7pni-9pm — PRINCETON LIVING MAGAZINE, Suzanne Goldenson • Full Course Prime Rib DinnBr c • Champagne Toasl PI SWVSH°» rax 1 {' ' l 4 i JBARGE Stvales tV." Chops, l.tthsivm & Ah I fcA(~^ Enjoy Outdoor Dining I Eitrly lUrd Sprvliih * hilixtiv Sp . mm — m,TVt:Sl}.i\ SPECIAL, . — ~ — — - -, Milieu • taimit Italian 1 SftthUtfoi h Taut, FtJItu, OFF FOOD BILL ! •UY ANY ENTREE ', Exclude* Holiday* • !V«I MM On Eorly tltrd • I" htti $ SnM WJfeeks (feature K^ I • ftutmi Hn OIMMHMI Wllli AnyOllwf OITri-. • GET 2ND 1/2 OFF • I WillWllliTWt TH* A.ll • KirttEftntrMn 12/30/97 __ JI I : F«K 302-1412 • B^^LM ^^^M ^^^H ^^^^ ^^^H ^^^H ^^^A ^^^H ^^^B ^^^M ^^^A ^^^^^ ^^^B tfHff ^^BB ^IHV tffl^M MM k^MI ^^M IM^I V 1 Dim in • Take Out • Mivtry • Cloud Sunday* During th§ Summit DRAGON PALACE • tliwutwH AvitUiihtf nyi *« IWW Priijtli in our Dlfitly lix/iamlnl 2nd floor | r--| Coupon S DRAGON PALACE • SOUTH STREET BISTRO^ U INtSt RESTAURANT I)I.mcr Rudy Sun, owner of Dragon Place in Edison, LUNCH BUFFETs I believes in asking his customers what they aii-Sun $5S0 • 11tS0-2:30pm Under NewOwnershlp-Newly Rertovated-Conlcmporary Menu-Casual Fine Dining prefer. The result is a wide variety of Chinese Mon Wed, Thurs. Frl. HAPPV HOUR AT THE BAR 5-7 Drlnb Specials-Complimentary Hors D" Ocuvrcs dishes made with as little oil and fat as DINNER BUFFET: ! , Entertainment Friday & Saturday 9S $ 95 AVAILABLE FOR CHKISTI'MAS & PRIVATE I'AKTHiS possible, reduced sodium, an abundance of 8 • Frt,&tt,Sun 9 ! TotaWill) lCoupo Checn k I! 1635 OAKTREE RD. • EDISON Not In be combined j 34 Division Street • Ph(908) 526-3222 • Fax(908) 526-9331 fresh vegetables, and no MSG or OAKWOOD PLAZA 77555 4 ! with any other offer* 1 rctnwmnrSitfltlt SI & IHTHMII Si , Nnm-rMlU. St. Aruwi(r...ii N..iim,(lK' »'.^t (Mlii-.-. ,,,WSHOM>ING CENTHl 7675 J t4frii I'uikiiiu K-hiin! thtll'llnit Minilt tjml lj>t preservatives. Chef "Mr. Yang" serves a menu which includes Hunan-style, Schezuan, as well as TCHUA'/ VEGETARIAN & NOr^UGETARIAN INDIAN CUISINE Cantonese favorites. cafe italiano ~£Z Tanclcorl dilck«n %i < « I lls .The restaurant has recently moved to a new, Catering Available On & Off Premises $1 ,25+tax/plece $1 2.95+tax/dozon brighter location at 1635 Oak Tree Rd. in the Franklin Town Center nZ pieces) Weiprall/c Htmlttinf Furpiloiut Dealt! 3417 Rt.27, Franklin Park. NJ 08823 LUNCH ..^. • — • Oak Wood Plaza Shopping Center in Edison. 422-6600 All YOU CAN FAT Tel: (908) 819-0404 Fax: (908) 819-8885 This new location offers diners a chance to ) 11 am • 1Q pen Sun. • Thurs. * 11 am-11 pm Frl. - s.it.'J 691 U.S. Kouie 1 South k WtnidlnK <\vc. MAJOR CREDIT CARDS ACCEPTED , NJ enjoy Sun's fabulous lunch and dinner buffets NJ Liquor Laws allow von to bring your own bonr and wine, I.I tlSF r> MONDAY we hai/fi plenty of rjlnwiv ,M In 111. Mlllll !••- (•lir«llll in an atmosphere that offers a relaxed setting. The lunch and dinner buffets, served seven days a week, includes soup, appetizers, entrees, To Advertise Your To Advertise Your desserts and iced tea. Restaurant In This Restaurant In This Parties can also order special dishes and desserts ahead of time. Space Cafl Space Call Rogar White Rogar White at at DRAGON PALACE (908) 575-6736 (908) 575-6736 1635 Oaktree Rd., Edison, N] • 908-549-7554 or 7676 1-V ' * /- December 19,1997 £6. Record-Press iNeur Vork promotes Learn to Ski programs By S. R. "SRNDY" BLHCK GOVERNOR PATAKI AND FAMILY New York Governor Pataki pushes Learn to Ski programs vtf CALL THESE NUMBERS FOR SNOW ^ ALBANY, NY — New York Governor George Pataki and his CONDITIONS IN NEW YORK entire family are avid skiers. The governor's wife, Libby Pataki, Ski Conditions Business Ski Conditions Business is always skiing the wonderful slopes of the Empire State with Belleayre Mt. Ski Center 800-942-6904 914-254-5600 Northampton Park 716-374-6000 the Pataki children is an inspiration for more people to take up Big Tupper Ski Area 800-824-4754 518-359-7902 Peek 'n Peak Resort 716-355-4141 716-355-4141 Bkiing. Bobcat Ski Center 914-676-3143 Powder Mills Park 716-374-6000 Skiing is something you always wanted to try but couldn't Branding Ski Slopes 315-331-2365 315-331-2365 Rocking Horse Ranch Resort 914-691-2927 >' find the time — didn't know how to.sttirt.— hey, get off that Bristol Mt. Ski Resort 716-234-5000 716-374-6000 Royal Mountain Ski Area 518-835-6445 518-835-6445 '" couch, turn ofT the TV, computer and electronic games. Make Catamount Ski Area 800-342-1840 518-325-3200 Sawkill Family Ski Center 914-336-6977 this the year that you and your family learn to ski on the trails Cockaigne Ski Area 716-287-3545 716-287-3223 Scotch Valley Resort 607-652-2470 . of New York State, Skiing is healthy ... it's fun and it's an activ- Double H Hole in the Woods Ftench 518-696-5676 Shu-maker Mountain 800-689-0969 315-823-4470 ity your whole family can do together. Dry Hill Ski Area 315-782-8584 315-782-8584 Skaneateles Ski Club 315-685-8200 315-673-2094 ' And, with the New York State Learn to Ski l*2';j program Four Seasons Ski Center 315-637-9023 315-637-9023 Ski Plattekiil 800-633-3275 607-326-3500 (\. ,,. it's easy! Simply cnll one of the participating ski areas listed Gore Mountain Ski Area 800-342-1234 518-251-2411 Ski Tamarack 716-941-5654 716-941-682K-O — there's one located near you. 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Ski Bowl 800-367-7669 518-263-4223 Titus Mountain 800-848-8766 518-483-3740 their own Governor's Learn to Ski Gold Medal when they com- Kissing Bridge Ski Area 716-592-4961 716-592-4963 Toggenburg Ski & Snowboarding Center 315-683-5842 plete their third lesson! Congratulations! You have just become Labrador Mt. Ski Area 607-842-6221 607-842-6204 Whiteface Mountain Ski Area 800-462-6236 518-946-2223 : part of the wonderful tradition of skiing and riding in New Maple Ski Ridge 518-377-5172 Willard Mountain Ski Area 518-692-7337 York State. McCauley Mountain 315-369-3225 315-369-3225 Williams Lake Hotel 914-658-3101 - :- So if learning to ski, eonu* ski ihu wonderful slopes of New Mountain Trails (Hyer Meadows) 518-589-5361 Woods Valley Ski Area 315-827-4206 315-827-4721 • York, and you just might seu tho entire l'ui,uki family having Mt Van Hoevenburg 518-523-2811 plenty of skiing fun. , ! ' " ,; Ilils winter learn in ski on the Simply call any one of the trails In New York Staiel following ski areas to learn mrsc li IUUU. lUirerni ir, Suit M *.i-»O m k how to enjoy winter! CATSKILLS Ml. Van llneicflberg 518-jZ.VJSl I This Downhill skittix/ritttiig Oak Hill Farms 51.H-ICS-6700 Bi'llcayrc Mm. 'iN^i-iirfK *-3gt Bobcat mi f-.~<> 5t 15 "518.283-^2 ('aianimiiil ilS-.-tJ^-ijthi Salmon Hills 315-S99-itMM HolUln> Min 'Hi-"')!. *!<-! Tree Hami Trails SIS-SSi-'Mii Hunter Mm. i|h iui ijj.« Vtlihetkf Nordic Centtr NK) IJ2-<'" Ml. Peter yi-i-W)-ilnu CENTRAL-FINGER LAKES .Scotch Vallc) ('ir-(n2-j ru winter .ski I'latitkill f.ir.«:(,.<^n) Dimnbill s Mil Vlndham S(KS-SM\MM)U\\| Mi'rlinj; fiiri'si lMi-,i>l ^Kn ISrisiol Mm. -lf.-.r-1-WMM) NOR1H COINTKY (irei-k I'eak NM)-l)SS-2SKI IMiunhill skiing/riding hibnulor Mm. tiO'-.si.'-dJ HlgTiipplT Sihl-Si-*-)"i s Min-.\laker Mtn. .MvNJj- Dry Hill WlO-.ro.SiS-i Ski Vidle\ 'Ki-.r-i-ilS" diirc Mm. surt-.ni-1 i$i Song Mtn. >S 1 and 4 p.m. Dec. 20, 21, 27. Dance at Hilton hotel, East 28; Somerset Valley Playhouse Brunswick, 9 p.m. Dec. 20. Cost Route 514, Neshanic $12. (908) 369-7469 Dances at Landmark Inn, No Mickey or Minnie — just an Woodbridqe. 8 p.m. Dec. 21,9 . Dec. 25, Jan. 1). original play by Feather p.m. Dec. 27. Cost $12. I "Sacred Visions/The Masked Schwartz. Admission $6. Jewish Singles Event of the Ones," to Dec. 27. BABES IN TOYLAND Year" (one group 25-39, one HIGHLAND PARK 1 p.m. Dec. 20, 21 group 40-59) at Sheraton hotel, i ATRIUM GALLERY PUBLIC LIBRARY Ciub Bene Iselin, 9 p.m. Dec. 24. Cost $12. • Chubb Group of insurance 31 N. Fifth Ave. Route 35, Sayreville Holiday dance at Hilton hotel, ; Companies Highland Park (732) 727-3060; Iselin, B p.m. Dec. 28. Cost $12. ! ns Mountain View Rd., Warren (732) 572-2750 www.clubbene.com SINGLES DISCUSSION GROUP 4908) 903-2608 Open during library hours. Victor Herbert musical with the (609)581-3889 x)pen to the public 9 a.m.-4 "Impressions of Highland Park in perfect-timing theme. Admission "Understanding Yourself and b.m. Monday-Friday (closed Art and Historical Photographs," Others" at Pricneton Church of : Dec. 24, 25). Group tours by to Jan. 31. LANDIS & COMPANY Christ, 8 p.m. Dec. 19. Free appointment. Free admission, HILLSBOROUGH GALLERY 1 and 3:30 p.m. Dec. 21 admission'child care on request. ks by cyberartist llene Nelsons Corner Edward Nash Theatre SOMERSET HILLS litz. to Dec. 31. Route 206, Hillsborough Raritan Valley Community SINGLE HIKERS [RON ARTS CENTER (908)281-1855 College, North Branch (732) 774-6759 ^582 Rahway Ave., Woodbridge Open during store hours. (908)725-3420; Hike at Mahlon Dickerson 4732) 634-0413 "Movement and Texture" by www.raritanval.edu/theatre Reservation, Oak Ridge, 11:30 J2-4 p.m. Sunday; 11 a.m.-4 Connie Louise Gray, to Dec. 31. A "Holiday Magic Spectacular" of a.m. Dec. 21. Meet in Tot across ' •*-" p.m. Monday-Friday (closed Artist in person 2-4 p.m. Dec. 21, the type you may have seen on from Willie's Taverne, - Dec. 24, 25, Jan. 1). Free 28. TV. Admission $7; group rates Bedminster. Cost $5; bring water admission. JOHNSON & JOHNSON available. and lunch. "Here We Go Again!" model train WORLD HEADQUARTERS SANTA CLAUS MEETS WEEKEND RACQUETS exhibit, to Dec. 23. 501 George St. THE WICKED WIZARD .(732)937-9317 BORDERS New Brunswick 1 and 3 p.m. Dec. 20 Mixed doubles tennis at The Club I Cafe Espresso, 290 Commons (732) 524-3698 Woodbridge High School at Woodbridqe, 5:30 p.m. Dec. i Way, Bridqewater Open by appointment only. Route 35. Woodbridge l 28, Cost £22. (908)231-0111 "Porcelain Matters: Landscape (732)777 -1460 YOUNG SINGLE CATHOLIC i Open during store hours. Lines," to Jan. 16. 11 Jolly old St. Nick comes across a ADULTS CLUB (25-45 "Shadows and Reflections from JOHNSON & JOHNSON not-too-frlendiy wlz. Admission (732) 382-2754, (732) 679- Deborah Maieski, to Dec. 31. EDUCATION CENTER $6; group rates available. 9012 CHILDREN'S 410 George St. Christmas dance at Immaculate SPECIALIZED HOSPITAL New Brunswick Heart of Mary Church, Scotch —150 New Providence Rd. (732) 246-4066 Plains, 8 p.m. Dec. 20. Cost $8. Mountainside Open by appointment only. ANTldUE PICTURE (908)233-3720. Ext. 5109 "George Radeschl: Wood POST CARD SHOW Open to the public 8:30 a.m.- Turnings." to Jan. 5. MAIN STREET GALLERY Patrick Streaga and Irtna Pfcclrtlnhl star In A Kid's Forum produc- Senior Citizens Center, 1306 , 8:30 p.m. every day fuse tion of Clndtretla, the musical, this Saturday, Dec. 20 with two more Esterbrook Ave., Rahway *•; ambulance entrance). Free & FRAME COMPANY BORDERS (732) 442-4234 ft* ad mission. Montgomery Center showing! on D*c. 22 and 26. Showtime* are all 11 AM at the Forum Theatre In Metuchen. Tickets are $8 each. For reservations, call BOOKS/MUSIC/CAFE First postcard show in the jPatntlngs by Barbara Glander Route 206, Sktllman 290 Commons Way restored post office building, 9:30 jand Royane Mosley, to Jan, 31. (609) 683-8092 (732) 548-0582. Brldgewater a.m.-4:30 p.m. Dec. 28. (Quilts by Margaret Beach, to Jan. 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Forester by any other name is a station wagon By TOM INCANTALUPO line "S" version and had a !, Newsday sticker price with freight of J; $23,790 • about what one pays; hey call it the "Forester nowadays for well-equipped } sport-utility vehicle," in family transportation but eer-i J Thopes it will satisfy the ap- tainly less than one would lay • petites of at least some Ameri- out for a well-equipped truck;' cans looking for a truck. But with all- or four-wheel drive. ' i Subaru, which sells no real Example: The least expensive i trucks, could just as well have four-door Chevy Blazer with • I named it The Woodsman, The four-wheel drive lists for | • Lumberjack, The Longshore- $25,691 with freight. The test 1 \ man or anything else macho Forester's price included just; }. and outdoorsy, and it wouldn't two options: automatic trans-; - change what the Forester mission, listing for $800, and a • really is: a station wagon with cold weather package consistf« more ground clearance and a ing of heated seats and outside higher roof than most other mirrors, for $300. I wagons, providing some more interior room than the Impreza The most basic Forester, > ', wagon on which it is based, starting at $19,910 with freight,; Period. comes with the same engine, a! disc and drum brake system ; 't That said, it's another nice and other, often optional, items vehicle for a family small in such as air conditioning, power number and one that's more windows, roof rack, fog lamps', practical than most trucks for two-tone body paint, rear- ; • commuting, by virtue of rela- window defogger and wiper- j 1 tively good fuel economy. washer, height-adjustable j ; Looking for a tall station steering wheel, power steering, wagon? Check it out. It might fold-down rear seat backs, and' be the best of the truck substi- a height adjustment for the ] ; tutes. driver's bucket seat. ; ; Its fuel economy - 26 miles A midlevel Forester "La adds per gallon on the highway by antilock brakes and power j EPA estimate - doesn't come locks, and the "S" adds to that: with a performance penalty, The 1998 Forester features Subaru's All-Wheel Driving System with a 2.5-llter boxer engine, four-wheel Independent long-stroke suspension and full ; time all-wheel drive. cruise control and several less' with 165 horsepower pumping important conveniences. Not id out the business end of its 2.5- the power to the pavement. cle, the tester had probably in that sense unlike the very inches more headroom. It confuse you, but some of the 1 liter four-cylinder engine. The Fully independent suspension seen much hnnler-than-average stylish Impreza and Legacy holds 2,5 cubic feet more stuff items in each of these two upi ; Forester can reully move. helps keep the tires on that use in the 7,000 miles on its Outback wagons that have than an Impreza. level models are available as] \ That's more than you can say same pavement. And antilock odometer. helped propel Subaru's re- Like other modern-day Sub- options in the lesser model. So; about either of its direct com- braking helps keep things The Forester's higher ground markable comeback in the arus, it has an economically Subaru really lets you custom-; petitors, the Toyota RAV4 or under control when that pave- clearance (at 7.5 inches it's one 1990s from its trying times of well-designed, if not aestheti- build your Forester. j » Honda CR-V, and we think the ment is slippery. inch more than an Impreza the late '80s. cally remarkable, interior, You don't have to add any- j • Forester rides and handles Our tester's four-wheel disc Outback) Increases its capabil- The Forester is three inches easily readable gauges and thing, though, to make a ; \ better than them as well. brakes, however, were nothing ity in deep snow, of course, but longer than an Impreza wagon simple, well-located controls - Forester one of the most prac- j Being a Subaru, the Forester to write home about - fading also helps to give the relatively but five inches taller. all pretty much like what you'd tical station wagons you can < i has full-time all-wheel drive as badly in hard stops from high- short Forester a slightly out-of- It offers a little more elbow expect to find in a Honda, buy. 1 i standard equipment across the way speeds, unless we double- proportion appearance relative room and about an inch more Toyota or any other Japanese But, as with RAV4 and CR-V,; line. pumped them - but we'd to its length. . ,,. :. . . , rear seat legroom than an Im- car. nothing you install in a ! * The all-wheel drive helps get suspect that, as a "press" vehi- So, at least to this critic, It is preza wagon and almost four The tester was a top-of-the- Year-end Toyotathon priceForester! will make it a truck./ : all used-5149 a month! ...and for most cars it only takes a $1,000 down payment (or less!) 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'fee > 495/tDUa papents »182/totaN i cosl <7977. tin, cruise, u», cd, liithii, tllsy wheeli, Full-lime, part-time with benefits, and wage &" ECONOLINE A9S.(.0OOt.1VIS*VT591»W positions are available, For more information 1 •10,995 ,995 *21,495 and a required application, please contact '97IHSSAN MAXIMA H Wt Sl« SINK LXI Susanna Brent, Healthcare Recruiter, at 1-800- H4990 [email protected]. EEO/AA 4 dr. auto, air, p/s, p/b, p/w, Moonroot. auto, air, p/s, p/b, [SAVE ^02011 ovi it 70 i r,o .'-HI 17.000 mi. VIN#UTB05117. p/w, p/locks, p/seat, tilt, cruise, I'.O s AVAH ftllt I ' cass. lealher. ABS, dual alrbag. DUAL AIRBAQS, TINTED GLASS, AUTO, * MOREI 23,000 ml. VIWTE281424. I University of Vu •1-150 CUtGQ VAN, 4.JL Efl 6 vfl, luto, p/i, anthlck p/b, Ml (ala w/clocfc 12 I HEALTHS'" iptuj, Wwipers, «H s«ason rdls, MSRP $20,010, VlWHB37*0O. I9H637. »18,495 '13.995 '15,995 Opportunities RANGER XL 96 MAZDA 626 ES ?W .$! 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VIN#S4B332G1. VIN»SWI44730. $ 1995 BMW 525i $29,900 •Collection Cases OK! »New Immigrants are OKI '13,995 23.995 •8,495 Blw, 6 cyl,, auta, P/S, P/B.AIR.tTaclion control, leather, moonrool 30,937 mi.Vin ISQKB117B. •Medical Bills are OKI •Can't Speak English OK! 1995 BMW 740i $43,000 •In the Military is OK! .Slow Payments are OKI' »5 DOME HHREPtO ES '96 MERCURY SABLE •Recent Discharge OK! «Even NO Credit IsOKH Gresn, 8 tyl.,airlO-, P/S, P/B, Al fl, tradion control, leather, moonrool 2 2,100 ml. Vin ISDHW51B, aulo. air. p/s, p/b. p/w, p/locks, UWMW 1 must nav0 a b S tyl, lula, an, p/s. p/b. H!S. alloy p/soats, Mil. ciu.se. ciss, alloy Aulo. air, fly p.b p!w,! (tlKksl . n/nal. till, cru !9. cis!. 3 stji;. chnme 1995 BMW 740iL $43,500 ^fllf ' fo" i° - M, bMlirwr. ABS, ilibag 36.000 v/lieols ABS, dual alitiags, whitli. ASS, JSA'lO ml Anda NSMHW;SMH ) 32,000 ml, VINISF50095C, TA4I7MS Sim 6 cyl.. auto. P/S, P/B, AIR, traction cgntroUeallw mowtool 22,355 ml,Vln #5BH29641 KUI driver's license. , | FOR FAST INFO CALL MR. SHANKER ^0*^** 3- You must be willing to'- $112,495 '12,495 '14,995 make regular monthly paymohts. 1-800-682-7334 15 TOYOTA CAMYLEM '94 CADILLAC ELDORADO '95 Aulo, air, p/s. p/b, p/w, 40,000 Norlhsiar. aulo, air, p/s, p/b, Route 22 West, WATCHUNC mi, VINISU512769. p/w,. p/locks, p/saata, tilt, Aulo. ,ii(, p's, fib, p/w, pflockj, 800 CARS IN STOCK NOW! p/sula, !ill. cruise ass, lejlhei Alls fiVFtfv IMPORT l DOMESTIC 1990 1997' cruise, cass, chromo wheels, *fti«s include all costs to lie paid by a consumer, erapt licensing, iej., end dull air bags t,»0B ml pUPVimp- ^^imm^mm^f^vm ^^mmmmmm^rmrm «••«••«••••••* WH 3B.O0D ml. VINiC RU610743. tws, Ml prices include 1400 college pal 4 $750 Ltodi fed 1^18^67-3729. _. ^ ,M, , . 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Applicants must be reliable and possess ^ * ., . i ,/ ^ NANNIES, ELDER CARE I Off Street Parking Includes Heat & Hot Water "| % OaftorAppt.908-276-2059. a c|ear professional speaking voice ^ * MUSt be at least HyearS ^ All naiiities screened. Uc. A,C cTiTinu irrcmruMT k. . . k. /Bonded. Aurora Aaency, SEHF ^JfciTATISTICAL J| °ld N JSS« '" 129 Mercer St., Somerville, NJ ;-LEGAL SECRETARY . RESEARCH, INC. ^ • work with friends fc HOUSEKEEPINQ SERVICES 908-725-2909 I Pirll-Tlmo Rsal Eslflt* E«o«rl- ^B nwui mm UIUIW ^H Available. Satlslaclion guaran- P ^.FT.qU""Nea!Exli 137 908-654-4000 between ^ • Mlle. „_ ,n ft7nB1 ^ leed.CalIKalhy908.277-6340 | Hours: Monday - Friday 8am-5pm • oi-QSP, Cranford. On-Sile Q am 4 ftm £ 7.Q ran W JHUM HVC 1H U / UO1, ^ WOMAN seeks housekeeping 7am Ra»fofl,Call908-276-850O, tP"« «* ' T pm ^ n_AQ2 A^irta A- ^ /companion/child care. 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I Dwrs'trnq/brks/wind/locks.AIR, • s!rng/brks/wind/locks, AIR, AM/FM BB transmission, power, strng/ BJ I Proud Member Of The Princeton Nassau Conover Family Of Dealerships I »»T»"" "« • XM/FM stereo-cass, 25,147 BB stefeo-cass,CD, moonrf, Ithr in!,running BB brks/wind/locks, AIR, 11,465 B ; |i|wll.1B..,.h I miles, VIN.#SUA41 91 8. • brds, 28,210 miles, VINJSZB96686. • miles, VIN.#VUHB6552. B Route 206, Princeton, NJ [TT ~^HM»B^HB •nmMl | : Now you can | s2B,BBB I *2D,BBB I *Z1,BBB I Just north of town across from ihe airport I ("SSSSSS?' ^w^^^^^^fcft. I Call 1-800NEW-LAND %*™™jm2r^^^ I \ charge your ws^sSS^^^^WWf^^W^^f^P^I^^^SM Of 609-921-7788 ' ^' " ' ^ '| I classified ad |HSEL^ % B I I L*^f i^iTfT ^ CMBJIIBI^ We accept: L~ JP^ \ i^^Jif^JUM^^AA^^f^^SM I VMWil r~Z^3a71 BT^^5r>ynrT7Bft24 : to ^^KaiiB|BBSBjSIJHflBHHlBB||M||ll|lHBVVHBBMM December 18, 1997 Record-Press CRYSTAL AUTOMALL Come WE'LL BEAT ANY ADVERTISED PRICE OR GIVE YOU A 16 DODGE DURANGOS -AVAILABLE '97 LANDCRUISER tHIS ADTOYOTA IS A COUPON AND MUST BE PRESENTED TO YOUR SALESPERSON UPOSN ARRIVAL MAZDAS DODGES 4 CYL, AUTO, 2 DR. 4 CYL, 5 SPD, P/S/B, 4 OR, 4 CYL, AUTO.O/D, FWD, NO AIR, R/DEF, FWD, P/S/B, AIR, AM/FM AIR, AM/FM CASS, CASS, TILT, R/DEF, T/QLSS, P/WIN/MlfVTRNK/L, T/QLSS, INT/WPR, DUAL DUALAIRBAGS.AU.-SSN TILT, CRUISE, R/DEF, AIRBAQ, RADIAL, STEEL STEEL BELT RADIALS, T/GLSS, INT/WPR, BLT, ALL SSN, MSRP: 520,534 $500 MAC REBATE, MSRP: $11,655, VIN:WU242159 MSRP: $16,190 VIN:WD560620 VIN:W018461B L IVMJ- To qualified buyers, lease payments of $198 a month for 36 mos. $0 Down Payment, 1st month payment of To qualified buyers, lease payments of $179 a mo. for 36 mos. $0 down payment, $179 1st mo. To qualified buyers, lease payments of $98 a month lor 39 mos. $0 Down Payment, 1st month payment of $96 $196 plus security deposit of $225, Bank fee $0. Total Inception fee of $423 due at lease signing plus M.V. and payment, plus sec. dep. $250. Bank fee $475. Total Inception $904 due at lease sipnlng plus m.v, plus security deposit of $0. Bank fee $0. Total Inception fee of $98 due at least signing plus M.v. and tax. 12K tax. 12K miles per yoar, lOc/mlfe additional plus wear and tsar. Total pays $7,128 Purchase option $13,400. & tax. 12k miles. 10f/mile additional plus wear & tear. Total pay $6444. Residual $8742. miles oer year. Ift/mlle additional plus wear and tear. Total oavs $3,661 Purchase option $6,060. RAJVl 15OO 4 CYL, S SPD, P/S/B, 4CYL.AU1O.AIR AM/FM CASS, AM/FM CASS PICKUP, 6 CYL, AUTO, AIR, P/WIN/ANT/MIR/TRNK/STS, $500 MAC RELEASE CASSETTE, $500 FARM TILT. CRUISE, MSRP:$13,95C BUREAU REBATE, R/DEF. T/QLSS. VIN:WTM04556 $300 COMMERCIAL INT/WPR, FL/MATS, REBATE. DUAL AIRBAG, MSRP: $17,385, CUSTOM WHEELS, VIN:WS531972 ALL SEASON, MSRP: $27,238 37 VIN: W0027023 AT SIMILAR MO. SAVINGS! W MO. To qualified buyers, tease payments of $27S/mo. tor 36 mos. $0 down payment. 1 st mo. payment of $27fi To qualified binws, lease payments of $t2B/mo. for 3$ mdJlTJltown payment, 1st mo. payment ol $129 plus security deposit of $300. $0 bank fee, Total Inception tee of $576 due at lease slonlng plus M.V. and plus sKurfty (feposft of |f SO. $475 bank fa*. Total Inception fw of $754 due at IMS* sfflnmo plus M.V. tax, 72K mtyr. fuf/rnlla additional plus wear and tear. Total pay $10,008. Purchase option $17,432. and tax, t2K mlftr. to \ 1 K *-> •>, ><><> Ol I WAGON, 6 CYL, O/D, 4WD, P/S/B, AIR, AM/FM CASS/CD 4 OR, AUTO, O/D. P/S/B, 4-CYL, AUTO, P/S/B, 3-SPD, PLAYER, P/WIN /ANT /MIR CD PLAYER, FWD, AIR, AM/FM CASS. TILT, /TRNK /LOCKS /STS. TILT, P/MIR/rRNK/L/STS,TILT, R/DEF. T/QLSS, INTAVPR, CRUISE, R/DEF, T/QLSS, CRUISE, R/DEF, INT/WPR, DUAL AIRBAQ, P/STS INT/WPR, FL/MATS, FL/MATS. LEATHER, DUAL RADIAL, STEEL LEATHER, DUAL AIRBAQ, AIRBAG, MOON ROOF, BELT, ALLOYS, RADIAL, STEEL $500 MFQ REBATE, ALL SSN, BELT, ALL SSN, MSRP: $33,445 $750 REBATE, MSRP: $51,052 VIN:W1406808 MSRP: $19,605, VIN: V0185806 VIN:WR608356 To qualilied buyers, lease payments of $398/mo. for 36 mos. $2495 down payment, 1st mo. To qualified buyers, lease payments ol $298 a mo, for 24 mos, SO down payment, $298 1st mo. $398 plus security deposit of $400. $0 bank fee, Total inception lee ol $3293 due at Isass signing plus M.V. payment, plus sec. dep. $0. Bank fee $475. Total Inception $ 773 due at lease signing plus m.v. & C >\ I K SS,()()() and tax. 12K mi/yr, io (/mile additional plus wear and tear. Total pay $14,328. Purchase option $31,620. tax. 12k miles. 1O#/mllo additional plus wear & tear, Total pay $7152. Residual $23,079, Ap$Hy For An Aulo Loon Otmt Tno Phono. *w Corny. Cmll Anyltmo And Wm CauMHovw YktuOrMna 1-8OO-999-7969 Au/my Tno Smmm Ooyt** OVER 200PRE-OWNED VEHICLES s 50% OFF NADASSffii '93 Honda Accord Auto. * 0i.4 -09)9-3611 • Rt 221AT SMLBJ Houna: From Boulo 7S, tako Exit 36, Warronvlllo Rd. go South to Route 22 East. Make u-turn at Washington Ave., onto Route 22 Weal. / From Route 287 to Route 22 East Make u-turn at Washington Awe. onto Route 22 West. / Garden State Parkway to Rouie 22 Into Green Brook. Crystal Automall Is on the right. THIS AO IS A COUPON AND MUST BE PRESENTED TO YOUR SALESPERSON UPON ARRIVAL. YOU MUST PROVIDE COMPETITOR'S ACTUAL ADVERTISED PRICE FOR NEW VEHICLE IN STOCK OF EXACT SAME YEAR, MAKE, MODEL & EQUIPMENT BEFORE PURCHASE, CRYSTAL RESERVES THE RIGHT TO PURCHASE COMPETITOR'S VEHICLE. APPLIES TO NEW VEHICLES ONLY. OFFER NOT VALID ON NY ADVERTISEMENTS. OFFERS AVAILABLE TO QUALIFIED BUYERS ONLY THRU 12/22/97. ALL AD CARS SOLD COSMETICALLY AS IS, PRICES INCLUDE ALL COST TO BE PAID BY THE CUSTOMER EXCEPF FOR LICENSING REGISTRATION AHCI TAXES ffiS INCLUDE $500 COLLEGE GRAD REBATE ON TOYOTAS, MOO ON DODGES AND $300 ON MAZDAS, $750 CRYSTAL OWNER LOYALTY DISCOUNT (MUST HAVE PREVIOUSLY PURCHASED A VEHICLE AT CRYSTAL TO QUALIFY), "BASED ON CURRENT NADA RETAIL VALUE. A TO QUALIFIED BUYERS, LEASE PAYMENTS OF JiftVtlM A MO. FOB 60 MOS.. $0 DOWN PAYMENT 1ST MO. PAYMENT OF $188/ $199 PLUS SECURITY OF $200. BANK FEE OF $495. TOTAL INCEPTION FEE OF $663/ $fl93 DUE AT LEASE SIGNING PLUS MV AND TAX. 12K Ml, PER YEAR, 16$ /Ml ADDITIONAL WEAR & TEAR. TOTAL PAY $11,280/$11.880. PURCHASE OPTfON $8613/ $10830 December 19, 1997 Record-Press Apartments Unhtmlshed 405 Furniture 560 _I_L Fimncial Services 655 NI;W PROVIDENCE; 1BR TUTORING* CLEAN-UPS & WALL UNIT-Beaulifu! b!acl »»ADOPTAPET»» $GET CASH NOWS if you are ELECTRICAL 945 HANDYMAN 1005 HOME HOME 2nd fir, quiel dead-end st. C/A lacquer, 3pc, 92x78x30. gc 1 Lovable dogs (meri & Ig) + cats INSTRUCTION 825 HAULING $825. 1V4 ' mo sec, ideal for currently receiving payments 915 ABLE ELECTRIC ALL carpentry, drywall, rool re- IMPROVEMENTS 1015 cond, $BQQ. 908-464-0369 & kittens. All shots a neutered. Irom workers comp, lottery or 1015 IMPROVEMENTS single *on-$mkr, avail now, no YALE grad will tutor in your Quality work. Lie. 11500 pair, storm doors, glass, lance, 908-245-0036/466-0230 eves an insurance settlement. Best 1-2-3 CLEAN UPS - We take 276-8892 & 688-2089 pels 90S-665-9054 Generat Merchandise 580 home. K-6 any subject; 7-12 anything $119 TRUCK LOAD gutters cleaned, install ap- prices. Call PPI 800-435-3248 ADDITIONS/ALTERATIONS FREE to gd hm. 1 yr old sweet Eng/writmg, 908-322-9276 Includes loading & dumping. ALK Electric Contractor pliances, faucets, bells, phone, RAHWAY-1BR, Just dacor. Prj BARBER CHAIR-Porcelain ext. 164 CARPENTRY& MASONRY en} Si. 3eorge Ava area. Near male lap cat. NeutrU shots, MidranoBros, 908-574-8616 Resi-Comm. No extra charge cable, etc Gene 232-6121 leather & chrome, c.1917, fully tested. 908-276-4349 for eves & wkend. Free Est. • EXPERT CRAFTSMAN • shpps. buses, GSP, Tpk, $625 REFINANCE & SAVE $100s 90B-277-305O/973-258-OO06 • MR. DO RIGHT• SBOO/bo. 732-388-1630 BATHROOMS 870 AAA-AL'S CLEAN UP Cellars Ins. Lie # 9732.908-755-4030 gj 908-322-7034 incl hl/&water. 732-382-7385 KITTY'S & CATS waiting for EACH MONTH. With Today's Selling? Renovating? Moving? CAP-Leer-White Fiberglass Garages. Etc. We Remove It • HANDYMAN • you. Need love S good home. Low Mortgage Rates. Con- BATHTUBS TILE RONSON ELECTRIC Call me for all your work. Exp. BQSELLE PARK- Holiday Fits Chevy & GM full si. $300. All. We're Cheapest! Visa/MC All Work From A to Z HOME CRAFT REMODELING Neutered w/shols 379-6373 solidate debt, improve your RESURFACING All types of electrical work. pa inler. spackling. tile, porch & Splecial-1 & 2 bedrms. heat, Evenings 908-232-7010 2O1-777-B568/34g-6O20 Painling Specialist Baths-Kttchens/Counlertops home or get needed cash with 5 years warranty, tree esti- Lic.#5532, Insured - Free est. screen lepair. Storm doors In- hoi water included. Close to Call 908-322-7189 Bsmts-Decks S Wood Porches Coal Conveyors-Steel wheels, Fairbank- Mortgage. 24-hour mates. Call 908-756-5351. 25 yrs exp. 3O8-752-56B3, stalled. Master of the smell transportation 903-298-9480 • AFFORDABLECLEAN UP. _FraeE^Uns 908-322-6288 good run cond. $385 ea. Some pre-approvals. Quick Closings. JAMES COTTON II! jobs. 908-968-7540 HOMECRAFT REMOPELING & DEMOLITION • All types RrtSELLE-studio apt., a/C,rebuilt. 908-879-7500 0 Deli/Bakery/Cafe, unique prop Competitive Rates. Custom Environmental Tesling 947 Custom Layout & Design Fall Ctean-ups/Leaves-Attics PAINTING & laundry, off-st parking, 1V4 mo, 973-761-5291 o/i major hwy 15min from Programs tor Every need. HOME REPAIRS FROM A-Z Rets. Free Est. Insured Basemenis-Garages-Lowest. HOMEIMPROVMENTS sep.. $50Q/mo.+ ulils Princeton. Free stand bldg. Good & problem credit. No-ln- OIL TANKS REMOVED. insured, tree esl. Call John COMPUTER Software. Fac Call Joe 908-322-8288 rates possible! No jobtoo bi g or 20tYRSEXP. 732-545-0906 908-245-4739 $319k-prop/bus 908-369-3672 coma Verification. Self-em- ABANDONED & INSTALLED. 908-561-7802 PAINTING Interior/Exterior tory Sealed. Microsoft Win small! Free est 732-249-9103 CALL 908-964-5360 SPRINGFIELD-1 st floor apart- dows P95 & Oflice '97. Small LOCAL CANDY ROUTE. 30 ployed. Bankruptcy. 125% HOME Carpentry Basements Attics manl. 2 bedroocrjs. driveway Business Edition. Both com- Vending Machines, Earn apx Equity Financing. We Bend CABINETRY 873 ATTICS-BSMNTS-GARAGES J&THOME IMPROVEMENTS Free est. 908-466-1069 yard, $900/mo+ utilities. plete - Not (he Upgrade. $300 $80O/day. All tor $9,995. Call Over Backwards to Approve Removal of all debris FENCING IMPROVEMENTS 1015 Painting Int/Ext, Sheelrock. Available 1/1/98. Cad for an for both. Call 908-232-7337 1-800-998-VEND Your Loan. FAIRBANK • THE WOODWORKS • For info Call Mario 354 -7058 All Bathroom & Kilchen, MORTGAGE 1-600-346- Cdbinets, Fireplace Mantels & AaflEN FENCE Carpsniry, Masonry i Brick. VERSAILLES RENOVATION appointment 973-467-5468 • BARGAIN CLEAN-UP AAA HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPUTER-IBM clone LOVE FASHION? LOVE $$$? LOAN ext. 413. NJ Lie. 14180. Solid Surfacing. 908-232-1089 CHAIN LINK & WOOD Fully Ins. Free Est French man does painting & Attics, Basements. Garages Spec in kit, bath, bsmt, decks. ift^STFIELD • 5 room apl, Loaded with WordPerfect $2O0 Learn how a fashion conscious 908-789-1050/201-762-1313 TOLL FREE 1-800-234-5391 carpentry. 201-377-2137 Lite Hauling. 908-6B6-O576 Free est, ins. 908-654-3540 defK, private yard, garage, /OBO. 908-276-6366 housewife earned over SEE washer/dryer hook-up, m/hw CARPENTRY CREDENZA with matching 3,000,000 in the last 5 years CLASSIFICATION 270 875 CLEAN UP & LIGHT HAUL- included. Non-smokr. No pets FLOORS 970 end tables & coffee table with Europe's most prestiglojs FOR CHILD CARE ADS ING of all types. Free esti- Pritate street. Conv. to town & #1 BOB THE CARPENTER Mediterranean style. $225 jewelry manufacturer.. An op- mates. Insured. Low rates. 7 •ALLCOUNTIES FLOORING trafo. $1250/mo. Avail 1/98. Expert Craftsmanship 908-272-7417 portunity to be a style-setter day service. Call Toll Free Installation, Sand & Refinlsh j Call 732-B63-O440. Free Est. 908-276-2003 and make big $$$ can be yours 1-888-781-5B00 Staining. Free Esl. Ins'd Selling Made Easy FUR RACOON Jacket szB-10, by calling 1(600)449-4811. •Computers-Complete* #1 S.E.E. Comm/Resi. 908-356-5008 fully let-out Finger-tip length 166MMXw/16ram. 1.6GHD, The "Carpentry Specialist" JUNK REMOVAL 1-800-734-5008 S400.908-276-7212 NETWORK MKTG. LEADERS 24xCD.33.6,14 mon. Home Improvements Irom attic Attics-Basements-Yards Golf Clubs-Ping 12 Copper. 3 5-figure monthly potential. Win 95 - $850 908-209-5933 to basement. Inl'Exl. Reas, re- Call Joe 2B7-12B1 • EAGLE FLOORS • With Our - Newly Renovated Iron PW, exc shape, $500/obo 4th top producer/1997 dis- Other models/up grades avail. liable, fully ins. Call Sam The Sand/Refinish Hdwd Floors I Bedroom Townhouse 973-379-0144 tributor of the year for young Perfectionist. 90B-273-B360 322-7115 4 1-80O-675-0212 " From $1,225.00 EtittmiimnBlStflfitH 755 RICKS CLEANUP Hole or Cracked Shelled Corn, explosive company is now in- terviewing for 2 or 3 front line • SMALL JOBS ONLY*' Garages, Basements & Attics COUNTY WIDE OffofRtaWinSpringfieid wheat $B/swt. Sacks extra. BIRTHDAY PARTIES Ages Quality Work-Reas Rates FUELTANK [ Great Location! leaders. II you (eel you quality, Inside & Outside Call 908-852-1608 4-12. We come to you Satisfac- 26 yrs exp. Bob 908-241-6607 I Close lo Shopping call (201) 996-6567 24HRs. tionguar. 1-888-266-2343 Demolition SERVICES 975 Please Call for Appointment. IBM COMPATIBLE $295: We TMB CARPENTRY alsu buy & repair computers, PEPSI/HERSHEY ROUTE: * W* Bent all Slim * TANK ABANDONMENT re- CLASSIFIED ADS! Mon. Thru Ffl. 9arn to MiHigejUelimlion 771 Small & large jobs monitors, prinlers, drives & All cash business! Top local Dumptfrs lo the Public moval & install, He, ins'd. 4pm No Weekends Doors, Windows & Molding boards. 908-464-7496, sites! FT/PT $1,000* Full body. No appt nee. L on Ex Best prices. 800-583-TANK. j (201) 564-8663 Call Tom 732-396-8215 WHEEL DEAL Auto Program weekly potential. Small 131 off Pkwy. Front & rear pkg. 90S-273-7083 KITCHEN CABINETS investment/Huge profits. 7 days, 10-10 908-388-0707 Upto 74%off list. Lowest prices GARDEN SUPPLIES 990 3 lines = $34.95 In^slria I/Commercial 1 -888-766-7677 ext 1530 CERAMCT1LE 905 PAUL S CLEAN UPS i0 Free Delivery S Estimates Wytfcil Inilnjctlont 775 Additional Lines Only $7 each Cabinet restoration & • BARTELLBULK* Pf operty Fttf Rent 410 r ATLAS TILE INSTALLATIONS BASEMENTS ETC. Top Soil, Mushroom Soil, SUPERDEAL- $50.95 (2 Counties) Refacmg Available fnanciil Services 655 JAKE SCHWARTZ - Guitar 1 HEIGHTSWare- Ceramic • Granite • Marble KITCHEN EXPRESS Lessons. All Styles, All Ages. COMMERCIAL RESIDENTIAL Stone, Quarry Oust, Wall MEGA DEAL $98,95 (4 county courage) only. 3000 5.f,, CASH Immediate $$ for Installations • Repairs Stone, Grinnell Block, RR 1-8OO-905-39BO Reas. Rates 908-233-9409 MTEmR EXTERIOR DEMQUDON Run It 'til You Srnil W 908-666-2442 structured settlements and de- 908-764-B9O9 Ties & Firewood MATTRESSES & BOXSPR- terred insurance claims. J.G. Low R«lt« Vtry Dipandible D-space available. Private Drum Lessons: Begin- CRAFTSMAN-CBramic tile & Bartell Bulk Dlv. INGS-T-S49. F-S59, O-$69, K- GUARANTEED MERCHANDISE RATE PDsq ft. + basement. Wentwortri 1-888-231-5375. ner to advanced. Reading, the- marble. 40+ yrs exp. Kitchens, 654-1566 or 3BB-1581 79 ea pc. Phone orders. Free 908-964-1554 Central Ave, WestlieW. 2nd llr., ory& technique. 908-276-9097 baths, loyers. etc Free est. For General Merchandise $101 up up to $2,500, Delivery. A-t Furniture & Ap- DEBT CONSOLIDATION, • FREE WOOD CHIPS • ^0 sq. ft., will divide. Call Antonio 908-276-7699. pliances. Rte. 22, Hillside, next ul monthly payments up to Immediate Delivery 3 lines 1 week = $24.95 654,-3254,-3 3 O Shop-Rile. (908) 6B8-6177. 30-50%. Reduce interest. Stop TUTORING I • MIKE MUSSOCERAMIC • DECKSft PATIO S 930 Schmlede Tree Expert Co collection calls. Avoid aOB-322-9109 $8 per add'l line, add another county Hoates Unfurnished 430 dINK COAT-Gorgeous, 4 yrs. INSTRUCTION 125 Tile Installed. Repairs & Re- bankruptcy FREE confidential grouNng,90a-3S2-1936atlS • DECKS UNLIMITED mung, fully let out lemals black help NCCS non-profit, licensed for only $13 more. If you don't sell the We build all types ol decks !RENTALS :apphire. Sz. 10-12. Orig, /bonded. 1-8OO-9S5-0412 • AN ADVENTUROUS GIFT GUTTERS* item in the 1st week, call us & we'll rerun $6600. Asking $1500. Call Introductory flights $40 plus. All work guaranteed 10 yrs MAWY TOWNS AVAILABLE TPP). CHIMNEY CLEANING 910 Donna 908-654-7365 Gift certificates available. Free Est. Ins. 908-276-8377 LEADERS 1000 it the 2nd week FREE! 1 item per ad. F(om S800-S2000 DON'T LOSE YOUR HOME IN PRINCETON AIRPORT 25 Yrs Exp-DAN AARON 11A CLEAN GUTTER Cill (or Info 908-322-7700 NORDIC TRACK • 2 years old, Open daily 7 days/wk. FORECLOSUREI Call Save Cleaning-caps-rebuitd-linings All Debris Bugged From Above nimi condition, $400. Call 609-921-3100. http:// DRIVEWAY 940 CALL FOR DETAILS ON THESE SPECIAL OFFERS. 'our Home America Inc. 973-379-6865 or 376-8237 Quality Serv. Reas Prices. Ins 908-233-0038. www.princetonairport.com Certain class restrictions apply. today. No Points. No closing Asphalt Driveways BY Landmark Management INBALL MACHINE-Gottllebs costs. Bad credit-no problem PFEIFER 233-5857/685-5843 Westfield 654-5803 Devil's Dare. 4 player with COMPUTER HOME TUTOR CLEAN-UPS* 800-527-0077. RR Ties & Curbing Nortn^ 1-800-559-9495 sound, Exc cond. $500 lifm, Beginner to Advanced S40-S60 Cleaned/Flushed Slephan Grell.272-6426 HAULING 915 Backhoe ft Bulldozing 908-964-4130 FREE CASH GRANTS Col- Roof & Tree Work 296-9520 Newspaper*wpp Countywidc Clasifieds.. RO )l IATE wanted to look lege, Scholarships, Business. 'OOLTABLE-Brunswlck, prol' GERMAN HOME TUTOR 11AAA CLEANUP - House- PATERNO PAVING • GUTTERS CLEANED*/ 1 share 3-4 BR house in Medical Bills. Never repay. Toll Company )x4, exc cond $800. Ottered by Native German hold or conslr. debris removal, Curbing & Sidewalks & REPAIRED • Try It, You'll Be Sold! in Cty area. Call John, '08-686-8227 free 1-800-9000 ext. 6-5139. S. Grell, £72-6426 low rate, tree est, 232-5148 Free Est. Call 245-8162 Free esl, ins'd. 90S-322-2591 789'at 51 ;lv message 1EFRIGERATORS, Washers, Sior t/Offtce Spaca For Rent 440 ryefS* Stoves-$79 & up. iMFOHD - 3 rm suits, near )elivery avail. A-1 Furniture, & GSP, ample parking,, He, 22 west, Hillside, next to W A R D immed, 908-276-4777 ihop-Rite. (908)686-6177 ESTFIELD: Office space (OFA-ltalian Lthr 5yrs $500 ODtpq It. w/basement. >5" RCA TV $200 Cardiofit ASkjritj $850 a montti tfch $100908-522-6945 Calf 9OB-7B9-25B2. IPORTS Cards, APP 2000 laskelball, 1500 hockey, ns Furnished tetail $600. Worth more. SUMMIT: Rooms lor rent. 200/obo. 908-522-0656 $9O-S125Meok. SUPER Nintendo-9 games, 2 CalE906-5980522 ontrois & mouse. Retail $600, isk $150/obo. 908-5Z2-0656 AMI UK 500 APESTRY: Wall hanging PENING OF 6,000 sq ft ix4, L'Escarpolette (Girl on PARKWAY NTIQUE SHOWROOM swing) Mint cond, $1,000; FINANCING ked w/furn, DR & 8R sets :alt 908-598-9051 SERVICE DEPT OPEN SAT 8-1!», „,« 245 2656 ors, lighting, art, glass, etc APR AVAILABLE VASHER, $75. Dryer, $75. hurs. Fri & Sat, 12-6pm !SJ5flJ«0 i ISP Exit 137, BliirttUT*™ !an dellve?. Cotof console T i r i en rt. 174 WestiieW Ave 100. PfS call 722-6329. Howlls Park. NJ ' SSW tir**, floor matt, oool MHM, 90B-620-1776 013245-4164 C*)lf, ttnittioni, rrtwrott, *m/fm •P. *RSE HOUSE ANTIQUES NfNGUTWUIINfltf / Slijge House Village-Se Pins 600 Oump True!;, Diesel, F35Q intiquas Bought & Sold Mason Dump w/plmv, F150 4x4 >eefef Space Available fd cab w/piow; Jack Hammers, Bpbby 908-322-9090 ptver tocls. assorted hand tools, much more Cash £ Cany! .1 day lot 53d sale Ses Dec HD 9an-3prn Rain, Snow or Shine! UF j lull length female nln .jiz,j6. 1yr old, $1500. SOB 6"54rji£64! , Iv- message. MM-1IM sUHt TTig Salts 545 wltilliitlnmwti 515 i „ 7- ..THE ATTIC ». (RUM SET • Rogers, 7 piece, NEW 1998 FORD 1E, Wastliold AVB. Weslfield rood grain, TAMA Snare, VIN#WBC49749, 3.0L »ng, pf«f. equip Estate Sales. 908-233-1954 475. Call 908-232-3234. pkg 470B, tint wind*, air cond, p/con- 61997 FORD F 250 v»n. group, n/wlnds/dr Ika/mrra, auto 550 SUITAR; Ibanei, brand new, O/D trans, BSW tlraa, Calif, •mlulons, ccoustlc blonde, case & cord r/daf, dalux* whl oovara, M3RP « « BARTELL'S • • ook $380,908-931-0323 WINDSTAR $21,838. *K 4X4 PICK UPS FARMS GARDEN SUPPLY 'ANO-uprlghl, good con- F irewood '^ at full cords ilion. White. Asking $2S0. >el»ered.654-1566/38B-15B1 08-233-3274 ~^ with B' PLOWS rjlREV(pOD FOR SALE LAYER PIANO & Rolls - Seasoned Hardwood iood Condition. $7O0. Call 08( BB9-B5B4 908-233-7325 venires, 906-654-5448. w&m&i&miM IM A I II!• WL • IFJEWOOD-Guaranteed eatoned oak, split & de- Dtfjce Furniture & ive(e*'ti30/cofd, $7O/v4 ord.9{«h756-1046 WJtlMIlt 590 15995 , FIREWOOD « lESKS-Wooden, large Qu&litff Masoned hardwoods met medium sizes (6). 1&h#ar!h or stove. IDB-276-6466 115per Cord Delivered ~i§t4flantities availabln 'anted To Buy 625 RgFERSTEIN FARM IN STOCK! AAA CA$H for records, mags, 3 Madison Hill Rd, Clark lolls, radios, toys, coins, banks 388-3273 inters. 90B-654-66B8 QUALITY PRG-OWN€D VGHICLGS FISHING TACKLE Collector TOpa Split, Seasoned hard- 'ants lo buy old, rods, reeis, voob,$qlvfd$i25/cord $6S/'.-i ires, catalogs 908-233-1654 Own^ntMrnTu;. >M1 , 4DB, e Plnnoulh, VIN^PRUJSIna CK :ord. TE33/1/4 cord Stacking *pd. otafe. m/c, mrrjim pui, cyl, auro, n/a/b, am/lm oau, auto, p/iAi, *to. mftn al/flaaa, ,LL LIONEL, Ives, Flyer & aHaoli, gaua», r/dal, pfmnitl p/iaala/Wnd>/clT Ikamn*. tit HN fab inirp/mtda/dlat, L»"i«a. ill, aulo, p/i/b, a/o, am/fm «l/cai>, tvn/rVn al/c«>. l/ol*t», 1i!1. CDJ>B 1908-376-1153. d:h>, tilt, tl}*m, th*pm Mah, BaM, tint #T>, cnJta. (>0 7ji ml. l/Vlaaa, btnv cruta. 5l,»l ml. . mi»a. i«iw p*iuripa, M tm Int.. conssla, gauffai, rfaw, tnt wpf», (Jut.) *ift*qi, roof rtck. ther trains. Top prices paid. or\n». cool raok. 5S.SM ird. »p«l ma, it.IS? M Anlrri/dlkt, 1/gTau bim, air IREWOOD 00-464-4871/908-665-9234 bag. 7 pan, rod, Ta.m ml. Spit Seasoned Hardwoods ALWAYS BUYING Postcards *Bflfl5 3*8-636-0276 heat Music, Radios, TVs, "ft32-583-5585 :amarac. Toys, Military, Pens, nui«jiilt4ia« Worlds Fair, Btc. 272-5777 /IN f RF.MIM24,4 OH. B CV< Oil), VIN I3M«U,I "lea §ft), avn/tm ii/tm, lab mi 555 /fr C t*. g* Autos For Sale 1385 Aalot For Sift 13J5 tatwfwSiU 1315 JUtoFofSile 1315 AgtnForJaje lie MMftrSift 1315 HOMES OFFICE PANTING 4 SKEETROCK& CADILLAC 1963 Fleetwood AUD11984 Quaf!ro4QOOS CADILLAC 1984 Eldorado, CAD1UAC 1988 Sedan 121k loaded w/snrf $3,395 Fully loaded! 75K mls.needs LEANING PAPERHANGING 1075 SPACKUNG 1120 5 spd. 4WD, exc cond, 160k, black, fully loaded, good cond.. CADILLAC 1987 Sedan DeVii- CADILLAC Brougham Stretch CADILLAC 1996 Sedan teVil- 1020 $2400/obo. 908-561-2755^ 908-686-7867 973-676-4637 ¥rofk. $225Obo732-721-7351 PATCHES TO WALLS $2100 908-464-7906 evening ia Whl w/navy fabric top, all Limo 1989-81K ml, fully le: Loaded w/biue carnage tip OH SMALL-We Clean CHRiSTADORE /908- 582-5310 day_ CADILLAC 1986 Fleetwood options, great cond, $3,400 CADILLAC 1938 Sedan deVrt- loaded, exc cond. $5800 roof. Must see. $27,500*0. CADILLAC 1990 2D Coupe Jl! Reasonable Rates! Weekl PAINTING INSURED le: Low mi., fully loaded. $5000 Triple Wat*, exc cond. 132* CALL 908-668-0249 BMW 1984 535i: 6 cyl, loaded, Brghm 77K, fully loaded, mint Call 9OB-654-1467 908-561-3963 908-654-9100 3iweekly7Month1yV1 Time". Prol'l Painting. Reas cond, $5500 908-464-5075 /obo. Call 908-276-4669. hiway mi, $5200908-687-3584 Free Estimates. Insured i Nobody Covers It Better! PROFESSIONAL FINISHER sua'rocf, white, exc cond, Bonded- Try Us.L&S Cleanin< Free powerwash w/ext job Specializing-taping & spackl $4.3O0| 908-272-3341 |90829a9O0 FiS? ^IlJZJi S977.908^855-698 BMW 325f 1987 Conv-ltrtr in! met champ, brown roof, 5 spd I CLEANING FROSTYS PAINTING (Your own personal ma id • me] Int/Ext. Reasonable Rates. N SNOW PLOWING 1140 STeoo/b^oBjyxMiefj^ ; House/apt/condo/office job loo small. Fully Ins- CAL BMW 1987 325ES: fed, 2dr • Gen/special projects. Avail GARY AT • ASPEN CONTRACTORS • Sspcf, snrf, 95K. exc oond Resi-Comm-Ind Snowplowing i days/eves/wkends. Ex refs 90B-B15-1933 $5700/bo. 908-654-597O{d Wheel De ( 906-£9a-19B2 Backhoa Service & Hauling 2DM 32-269B(e/wk6nds) INTERIOR PAINTING i Kenilworth. 90S-964-B683 Do You Need Someone to Wallpapering plus odd Jobs BMW318I 1992 Convertible Clean your Home or Office? 418754 Blk/blk, great cond, 5 spd, 34K Beliabie, Exc. Refs. Own TREE SERVICE 1155 $i e^ooaoeiwjBTos tranp. Non-Smoker. Call Means INTERIOR PAINTING •ProM «Very neal (Clean ATTN-DON'S WINTER DISC BMW 1993 325i Only 17K m. Insured Free Est SERVICE. 30% Off Tree Work, Slvrbihlthr, snrf, 5 spd EUROPEAN WOMAN-Home 908-527-1414 Snow Plowing $25, Cord oi Immac orig ownr, dlr records *oHice cleaning, babysitting, Wood $100. 908.233.5816 Spri pkg. alfm pho. wntrpkg • OLDGUY PAINTINGS ldt. ?Q8;£86:1069 G MURPHY TREE SERVICE $21 KjtJcrMja908-273-6063 Need Interior Painting? All Tree Care-Slump Ramoval BMW 1994 3251 Black. 6spd Call The Old Guy Firewood $ 120 Cord Delivered LAWN CARE & 908-769-6971 4dr, 6CD chgr. all pwr, 43k Free Esi 245-6423 SZO.495 908-232-6377 LANDSCAPING 1040 PAINTING & PAPERING Int. A Ext. Quality work, MIKESTREF SERVICE ••• •FALL CLEANUPS*' $85/rm, $20/rolJ. Why payTree Removal, Brush Chipping SHOW CAR Lawns Raseeded-Fertilized 2 Stump Removal, Log Splitting BMW 1996 Z3 Roadster 7 Lime-Weekly Maintenance Wood Chips, 908-722-3235 5spd, jat black, lots of extras P. 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' i 'Save up to 5Q\ oil ongirul MSRP Pnces incl aB codsto b e paid by a consumer.! li. 11 K M ( >H )| v, I ( ii. 1 exceptto leavin g regrslfaleitlMs i dues Nol laiponsUsloi typography! enors'" I HONDA I'oniANM'M'I'll OUR CUSTOMERS "World's Laryid Honda Store* For your convenience, to cancel your classified 24 HOUR GANMLAVM UHEari 24 hours a day, iOecember18,1997 Record-Press B-15 !• i o JAMES FAWCETT EARNS MULTIPLE The meaning of political power OFFICE The National Association of bers, the National Rifle it is to consistently be in the leg- financial resources to support AWARDS Realtors was recently listed in Association has 2.8 million mem- islative winner's column. A short congressional candidates who are IN'97 fortune Magazine's first-ever bers, the National Education fall in any of these three key sympathetic on their key issues. Jistirtg of the 25 most powerful Association has 2.3 million mem- areas is like trying to sit on a The Realtors Political Action lobbying organizations in bers and the Christian Coalition three-legged stool with one leg Committee (RPAC) is one of the James M. Wcichcrt, president, has announced Washington D.C. Something to represents 1.9 million members. shorter than the others. nation's largest and most suc- that James E. Fawcett, ;i sales associate with brag about? You bet. cessful PAC's. During the last *,'J3ased on a survey of 2,200 Weichert's Wcstfield Office, lus earned numer- Political power doesn't Competent professional staff: election cycle RPAC raised and ous office awards during his first year with njarobera of Congress, their staffs happen by accident You wouldn't perform an appen- contributed more than $2 million Jind senior White House officials dectomy or heart bypass surgery dollars to federal candidates Weichert, Realtors. These include the office pleasuring political power and What does it take to make it on yourself. Instead, you would making it the 8th largest PAC. marketing award in October and tup sales and effectiveness of 120 interest into the ranks of the nation's go to a trained surgeon. Nor greatest dollar volume lor the ot'tu'e in both May groups, labor unions and trade mightiest lobbying organiza- would you recommend that a per- Large, geographically dis- and August. Fawcett has an MBA from I lot'stra associations, the National tions? And what can NAR do to son sell his or her own house persed and politically active Association of Realtors ranked Univ. and a master »f architecture decree from increase its political clout in without the help of a trained real membership: Of nil the factors the New Jersey Institute of Technology. Ho. 11 in Fortune's "Washington Washington? estate agent. which make an organization ^ower 25" listing, which It takes more than money, The legislative process is very politcnlly powerful in Fawcett and his family reside in Scotch Plains, appeared in the December 1997 good intentions and a well orga- complicated and an organization Washington, nothing is more where he is chairman of the Historic issue.. nized campaign. The three must have top-llight professional important than a large politically Preservation Commission anil a member of the things that each organization on advice and help if they are to active membership. NAR has Architectural Review Committee. A ranking to be proud of the Power 25 list has in common navigate through the mine fields 720,000 members nationwide, Fortune ranked NAR ahead of are: that it sometimes lakes to bring approximately 2,000 members Call him at: groups such as the American wide public policy to reality. from tho HunterdonySomerset ©ackers Association, the U.S. 1. A highly competent and But highly competent profes- Association regionally, There aro Westfield Office fcljamber of Commerce, the knowledgable staff of lobbyist sional staff alone is not enough to Realtors in every congressional (908)654-7777 Weichert Js'^tional Association of Home district, county and town and issue experts ensure success in Washington. 185 Elm Street Realtors guilders nnd the International 2. A substantial political Strong support from tho two throughout this country. While Brotherhood of Teamsters. action committee or "war chest" other arens, campaign dollars NJAR cannot match the member- | Most of the organizations for political contributions and and grassroots is also required. ship of AARP, or Tanked ahead of NAR had much issue advocacy campaigns the large labor Jarger grassroots membership 3. A large geographically dis- Strong political unions, n large jiases. Compared with our persed and politically active action committees: and participatory RANALD C. BROWN O.I. KmiM fluty ERA mMilnSI.Cranlwd IttEAL ESTATE! Aciow from St M*ri**ta THE MORTGAGE GUIDE JUT! Wf* AM %M»WN LOOK M* %MWM LOOK RAT! 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AppFoo$32f> Personal sve by knowladgabla [jfolo3storial3,Cnll Satly E W*!LH CWJLTC«1 •OiM KIT RIFEMNCE IS YOffl NEIOHIOd™ Ralos are supplied by tho lonrisrs and presented without guarantee. Rates and torms aro sub|oct lo clttimjo, Lenders inlorontod in displaying information should contact C.M,I. •» JOO-428-4505. Contact lenders for mord (rilormatlon on olhor products or additional fann which may apply. C.M.I, assumes no liability for typographical errors or omlsolons. Ratos were supplied by (ho londorrj on Docombor 5,1997. N/P--not provided by institution JILL GUZMAN REALTY INC. »nug BEST BEFCREHC6 W YOUR N jlOHBQR"" VISIT ALL LENDERS @ www.cml-mortgagelnfo.com Copyright,! 097, Cooperative Mortgage Information, Inc. All Rights Reserved. > 76 ELMORA AVENUE, ELIZABETH, NEW JERSEY D72O2 rjl December 19,1997 Additional HONDA 1991 Accord EX, IONOA1995CIVICDX-2dr. MAZDA 1988 929: Auto, all Mercury 1966 Lynx 4 spd, cass, NISSAN 1985 300ZX - Blue, OtDS 1965 CALAIS-** CADILLAC 1992 ELDORADO CHEVY 1974 CORVETTE - EAGLE 1995 Talon TSI-auto, FORD 1996 CONTOUR GL. auto, loaded, dark blue, orig spd, $7500/obo. 20K orig, power, VS. leather int'r, 112K 64k, 40/30mpg, naw parts, auto, t-tops, gd. cond.. orig Exccond. 103Kmi , Touring Coupe • 48K, fully auto, new tires, 68K, pearl whl. turbo, pw/pdl, cd plyr, 43K. 8000 mi, exl. color green, auto, owner, new Ijres/brakes, ules. 908-^20-9069 mi, $2,700; 906-518-9776 $1500 9OB-561-3438 Iv msg. owner. $320CUbo. 276-2603 $2500/obo 9O8-50e-O3tO equipped, Delco Boss gold $3,995. 908-769-8836 Ask'o. $11,499,973-227-5041 am/lm cassette, a/c, dual air bag. Asking $12000. Call 67.5K, $7950.90B-233-3328 "JFINITY J993 J30.. WrVlthr NISSAN 1987 300 ZX white. OLDSMOBILE 1960-Cufau series soundsystem w/CD, TO MULTI CHEVROLET .-..-AND.SAVE! : : 1UNY , NEW 1998 NEW 1998 ^ AM.VY NEW 1998 - ,«.l\V Lease rtr Mo. 36 Mos OTHERS AT OTIICKS.ff. CHEVROLET SMtlM ' CHEVROLET SUIIUK CHEVROLET < BLAZER LS 4X4 .WJ.VCS!i TAHOELS4X4£^VW.VG.S; SUBURBAN aX4 MI1.VCS! \ 4 dr, 4 whl drive, VORTEC 4300 V-6. 4 4 dr, 4 whl drhvo. VORTEC 5700 V-8,4 spd auto 4 dr. 4 whl clriva, VOflTEC 5700 V-B, A spd aulo spd auto trans w/OD, pwr strng/torks, AIR, trans, pw stmg/brks, AIR, AM/FM slofco-cass Irans, pwt slrn^tirks, Iron & rear AIR.AM/FM stereo- Lease Per Mo.36 Mo». AM/FM steroo-cass, overriead console, w/CD, pwr wind/mlrrs, tilt, crulso, alum whls, fir cass, tilt, cruise, pwr driver's seat/dual mins, alum pwrwind/locks/mirrs, lug rack, tach, b/w mals, pwr 6-way driver's seal, romolo keyless whls, Hi mats, r hoat, t/glass, clolh high back rec Tires, tilt, cruise, ciolh roc tilgh back bckO, entry, cloth high back roc bckts, fir & OH console, bckts, fir & OH console, rdcl. skjo run bids, remote VIN 4W2100169, MSRP S28.017. side runbrds, VIN #WJ3t0663, MSRP$34,632. koyless enlry, VIN #WJ317427, MSRP $36,778. •SHYMOUTH '9SNHRCURY NION SAILE 94 CHEVROLET I ^CHEVROLET BUZER4X4 4 dr,fj cyl, aulo Irans. pw NEW 1997 GEO TRACKER 4X4 CONV. 4 i)f, •( win diivn. G 2rJi, 4WD. 1.6L16V4cyl. 3spd m •5495 *6495 *6995 Slfnj/brks, AIR, AM'FM auto trans, pwi slrnj'anli-lock cyl, nuto iMiir, (iwi cass, pwr mind/locks, till. sima'brks. AIR, pwi 94F0ftf> '•5CHIVR0UT m biks AIH.AUFMstoreocasj, SS MAZDA M DOOCI crulss, 4f' mi, VIN tli mals. b/s mdlgs, nlioy whls. > wind.'locks. 28,349 TAURUS CAMKi WACOM all seas twiaes clolh r-I.Vifr ml.VIN#SK?3B1£l3 626 OX NfON HKHLIM 1?U • M it JV6904037, MSRP S1B.0-I9 fcj •*& t VMkdR ttHdt tm tat '95 CHEVkOl f*e5 Jttrt* rt Wmsy 2dr,4wNdrrve,6cyl.auto v trans,pwr strng'biks, AIR. biins pwi stmghks Alfl '12,995 AM/FM cass, pwi AUFMr.iss lih. (misc. wind/locks, till, cruise. '97IUKK 'MCHRYSLH MISU *•%: smi «f niVvKs 40 787 mi 93 CH1VRCH.IT 27.371 ml. VIN #S2135606 SKYLARK LHS ROOM LS 1 Present mis Coupon After You Make Ul!VMtir»>90r*«v,Bi» iKNumkiXwiueMit •LAZER4X4 '96 CHEVROLET BLAZER II4X4 I Your Best Deal For an Additional 97 CHEVROLET BLAZER 4X4 4 dr. 4yitildir«.6c)1. aulo Irani, pwi slingtirks. AIR. trans. r*r slmjM? AW AM/FM cass. pwr AM'FM cjis. p*r '12,495*14,495 wind-locks, till, cruise, *md'locks lih CIUISB. KFOtD '96CHIVROLIT M LINCOLN -95 FORD 96DOOCI 96CHIVtOi.IT 33.239 mi, VlN *T2151399 1-TON CARGO VAN MONTI CML0ZS4 TOWNCMCAnW F150 PICKUP 4X4 EXTCM4MPKIUP IMMLASS i; n*m*»jtwain»j kii aawoinattiBnaiMam '97 CHEVROLET BLAZER 4X4 95CHEVROLETTAHOELT t y- fc» m »0D pr iiutjti.1ns trani. pw simatwkj. AIR. Aid AMIFM cass, pwr CASS. till, CIUISP. pwi '15,995 '15,995 '18,995 •24,995 wlnd/lochs, nil, crulso. MKI Vx.kS so.it tccilhat n! 11,969 mi. VIN *VK2t»148 39/4 ni VIN/SJ4B«t!6 IHEVRDLET Prices Include all costs lo bo paid by consumer oxcent license, registration & taxes. Not resp lor typos, Pictures for illnslration purp only. 'Must to a graduate of a 2 or 4 yr accredited collage within the past 12 mos to qualify. TLirnlted power train plus warranty. So§ dealer tor details. tiQn select models only. \t-'.'. December 19, 1997 Record-Press 9 II I I I J LEASE A LEASE A • '98 HONDA CIVIC DX '98 HONDA PASSPORT | MONTH MONTH - 30 MOS, 4-cylinder, 5-spd., 2-dr., A/C, 6-cylinder, auto, cruise, AM/FM stereo, rear defroster, dual airbags. PS, PB, PW, PDL, roof rack, alloy wheels. '97 HONDA ACCORD IX I'96 HONDA ACCORD EX I '96 HONDA ACCORD LX '95 HONDA ACCORD EX I '95 HONDA ACCORD EXl I '95 HONDA ACCORD IX |4-cylinder, 4-door, auto, PS, PB, U-cylinder, 4-door, auto, PS, 4-cvl., auto, 4-dr., PS, PB, 4-cyl., 4-dr., auto, PS, PB, PW, 4-cyl., auto, PS, PB, PW, PDL, 4-cyl., 4-dr., aufo, PS, PB, PW, Pi IP/seat, A/C, AM/FM stereo cass,, PW, PDL, cruise, AM/FM stereo |PB,PW, POL, AM/FM slereocass., AM/FM stereo cass., A/C, PW; PDL, A/C, cruise. AM/FM stereo PDL, A/C AM/FM stereo cassette, cruise, sunropf, R/def., alloy, leassette, A/C, 10,869 miles, Isunroof, A/C, cruise, airbags, [PDL cruise, rear defroster, cassette, sunroof, 28,764 miles, cruise, lilt wheel, 48,455 miles, 45,927 miles, VIN#SA000304. |VIN#VA026815. 124,875 miles, VIN#TA154183, 22,952 miles, VlN#A055371. VIN#SA013332. VIN#A003452. 16,9391 18,4651 15,925 | 16,4721 15,9881 13,966 '95 JEEP WRANGLER I '95 HONDA CIVIC IX | '93 MAZDA 626 LX | '93 NISSAN KING CAB SE | '93 HYUNDAI EUNTRA | '93 CHRYSLER VAN GLS. 4-cyl., 5-spd., PS, PB, • .uyy.i & Country, 6-cyl., auto, PS, 4-cylinder, 5-speed, 4x4, PS, PB, [4-cylinder, 4-door, 5-spd., 4-cyl., 4-dr., 5-sptl., PS, PB, 4x4, 6-cylinder, auto, PS, PB, lAM/FM stereo cassette, A/C, PB, AM/FM stereo cass.. A/C, PW, fnag wheels, AM/FM cassette, PW, PDL, PS, FB, A/C, cruise, Hit PW; PDL, cnjise, A/C, AM/FM IAM/FM stereo cassette, A/C |wheel, AM/FM cassette, stereo cassette, alloys, 69,874 Icruise, bedliner, chrome wheels, •cruise control, lilt wheel, 67,170 PDL, cruise, alloy wheels, tilt, ABS, hard top, 6,191 miles, miles, VIN#PU408817. 55,658 miles, VWX774585. 13801. 36,925 miles, VIN#l011203. miles, V1N#P5126345. 55/294 miles, VIN#PC362469. 13,6961 *11,876 I *8,876 |M3,986| 5,925 [14,243 '92 TOYOTA CAMRY IE I '90 ACURA INTEGRA OS | '90 GEO STORM | '89 VW JEnA GL | '88 HONDA (RX | '87 MAZDA 323 4-cylinder, 2-door, auto, power 4-cyl., 4-door, auto, PS AM/FM 4-cyl., auto, power steering, power • 4-cylinder, 4-dr., auto, PS, PB, PW, 4-cyl., 5-spd., AM/FM stereo Isfereo cassette, A/C, rear I brakes, AM/hM stereo cassette, A/Q ! I PDL, A/C, rear defroster, cruise, steering, cruise, AM/FM stereo, I cass., A/C, rear defroster, 71,719 pwr. sunroof, alloy wheels, defroster, sunroof, 129,914 rear defroster, 112,962 miles,, power sunroof, 66,713 mi,, mi.,VIN#L7538589. miles, VIN#KW744085. VIN#JS015778. VIN#H0528233. V1N#NU1O7138. 112,756 miv VIN#LSO49780. 9,595 | 56,996 | '4,128 J $4,449 | $4,197 | $2,519 closed-end 39 mos 12 000 mi/yr 184/mi therealler, MSRP $12,287,1st pymnt $149 due at inceplion, ref. sec.deP:$300, bankfee $545. Tot, rrthly pyrrols $5,811, Res. vai $12.287.04.1 (.1 [jyinnls. ai imtia ion o!te $'J94 VIM*Wwm I ease a % SrSffSSSra-ifa inceplion.cap.coslred.$2,000,ml.sec.dep.$275,bankIt^O.Tot.inlhly.pymnls$9,324.Res.val.£10.43/ Tot pyrnnls.n\initiationolte$^.fJ84,VINIW14U0I70. . and excess wear andd tea tear r NoNot tresp resp. .fo forr typo typo, .errors. Pricing includes all costs to be paid by consumer exc. tic, reg, and all applicable laxes and fees. Prices subject to change without notice. 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We Pay More! 90B-59B-9093 1600 b/O 732-752-437S player, cruise control. 129K, 201.467-4917 688-0166 Any Condition, Hi Miles OK 908-277-3927 hitch, all swivel cap't chairs, PLYMOUTH 1984 Voyager or965-B9B8bpr. PONTIAC- 1988 6000 LE- VOLV01990 740GL Wagon B.OOO/bo; 908-647-4285 CHEVY 1995, conversion hi- Mid aos-Late Models. Most rear am/fm cass, new exhaust, JEEP 1990 Wrangler 4x4. blk, Minivan 4 cyl rebuilt eng good wagon. good condition, asking auto, htd seats, snrf. rf ik, 63K. CHEVY 1987 S BIAZER, 2dr. top, many extras, too many to Foreign a Some Domestic FORD 1990 EXT CAB 5spd, brakes, tires, trans 1V4 yrsold, aulo, ac, cd, soft top, 83K,cond $900.908-233-0093. DONATE YOUR CAR $600.908-241-34B9. Mint! $8999- 90B-59B-1617 Bcyl, 67k. 20mpg,loaded, ask- V6 auto, loaded. 49 50QK orig, list, 5k mi. $20,000,835-0268 asking $5900. Days clean, $7900; 908-277-2252 To Heritage for the Blind. Cars Wanted. 973-266-1305 exc cond, $5,995. Call 908-688-0168 evas 253-3439 PLYMOUTH 1989 Voyager, gd Tax Deductible, Free Tow- Beeper 973-421-2542 PONTIAC 19B9 Grand Am, VOLVO 1992 940 GL Ing $9.000 908-289-0349 CHEVY 1992 LUMINA APV 7 JEEP 1992 Cherokee Laredo - 2dr, 1 owner, exc cond in/out, auto, all pwr, snrl, llhr, 69K 908-753-1260 after 6.00p.m cond, white, am/fm stereo, Ing. Free Phone Card to FORD 1992 EXPLORER pass, 38k ml, 1 owner, loaded. Ford 1995 Windstar GL-3.8I, Grey, 4x4, 6 cyl, exc, cond, donors with this ad #1162. • WANTED JUNK CARS • 72k, $4300flM, 908-486-7550 $14000 908-BB9-4156 $3000.908-789-9005 aft 4pm Eddie Bauei, 75K, One Owner. DODGE Ram PU 1987-New $8000 908-272-3788 V6, loaded, pay lease $13,926 aOK, $11,00O. 90B-647-5177. Call 1-800-2DONATE. Immediate Pickup 906-233-1926 PONTIAC 1994 Bonneville: VW 1992 Passat GL-AII pwr, Exc Condition. $12,000. cap, slant 6 eng, great cond, JEEP 1992 WRANGLER - Plymouth 1992 Voyager-47K, 908-233-2651 Dark green, dual alibags, abs new tires * bat, excel cond, $4000/obo. 908-647-9377 axe cond, am/fm. AC. 7pass, 908-232-6910 or 232-2287. Ford 1995 Windstar GL-3.8I, 38K.6cyl,4WD,blkrag.top, JC AUTO SALVAGE WE BUY ANY HONDA brakes. 62K. Asking $10,900; $7550/bo. 908-665-6355 aftei 5pm $6500/obo. 906-851-0582 Cars & Trucks Wanled : ^B Exclusive fli V6, loaded, pay lease $13,926, $9,500/bo 908-273-8744 MAZDA, NISSAN, TOYOTA. 90B-3B2-87S2art4pm ORD 1993 Explorer Sport CHRYSLER 1995 Town & 908-233-1926 908-464-0791 Ix4 auto, 65k orig mi, full pwr, DODGE 1995 1500 LARAMIE JEEP 1992 WRANGLER • 5 Pontiac 1990 Transport Mini- Junk, damaged or high miles. PONTIAC 1985 Firebird, blk T- SLT 4X4 360 ci 38k loaded well Country, silver, super loaded, van - Fully loaded, clean. 3dr, Will pay $200 to $2000, de- ixecond, 1 owner, factory war- TV,' VCR, 12 Discs, 42k ml, Ford 1995 Windstar GL-3 8L, spd. 6 cyl, 48K. 3 tops, many PAY CASH for most junk cars. lop, 200HP, aulo.VB. loaded, BRADLEY GT II 1981 battery maintained Dk gin matching V6, loaded, $13,500. xtras,$10,000.906-665-1860. 67K, $6500.973-379-5405 Free pickup! SUMMIT pends on condition, for 19BB pwrd Electric Sports Car 565 anty to 75k, must sell! $11,750 $17.000,908-273-9147 9K, $12,500 908-232^268 nay negotiable 908-388-1398 ARE cap w/boxes & lad rack 908-233-1926 EXXON: 9OB-277-3775. and up. We pick up and pay' iro, mi $14.000. 9Q8-527-O479 $16,000.906-789-4801. JEEP 1993 Grand Cherokee SUZUK11986 Samurai auto w cash, seven days a week. PONTIAC 1995 Trans Am-AII DODGE - 1982, B250 pass Ltd: loaded. CD, good cond, /OD, 350 VB Corvette eng.. BUICK 19B7 Grand National, ORD1992 EXPLORER XLT- FORD 1997 rvfARKIII. TV/VCR PLEASE DONTATE 1-888-TowJunk . , Ithr, am/(m cass & 12 CD chgr, DODGE 1990 RAM SE-Blue Van, V8. auto, ps/b, runs/need Ithr Int, ac, amfm, hd/soft top. 14k, like new, gar'd kept, «4, aulo, exc. cond, 54K, loaded, wood trim, 3K tact, 90k. $11,500/bo. 635-6836 CARS-TRUCKS•RVs garage, 28K ml,. B/O over fully loaded, 79K ml, alarm, work, $250.732-572-0047 warr. $24,800 973-956-7255 fully reconditioned. $15.000 201-796-4382 .erious Inquires only ,11,995/bo 973-740-1630 JEEP 1993 CHEROKEE Sport To Feed & Clothe The Poor new tires $5500 908-810-0993 4dr,53k,tire carrler.great cond. 201-344-8274. PONTIAC 1986 Wagon- 19,000 201-461-4485 DODGE Hi-Top Van 1934 FORD 1984 E350 Auto, Heavy Of UNION COUNTY. Free "ORD 1993 Explorer XLT-1 dutysusp. matat cabinets, roof black, $10,500 908-931-O605 Towing IRS Tax Deductible. B passenger, 100k+, $850 IUICK 1987 Regal GN:42K Ford 3501981, Dual wheels on auto, air, am/fm,$2500. TOYOTA 1991 Prevla excond, 3wn. 6 saetar, moonrool, 56k, racks, 5.8 V8, WORK HORSEI Info call 908-362-8060 908-241-5287 irig ml, elec. sun/rf, gar kept; rear, auto, all major parts new, Call9O8-276-9O05 JEEP 1996 GRAND Cherokee aiarm, fully loaded, must see sarage kept, loaded S detailed, Asking $1250 908-527-6946 $10,000.908-561-3B97 19,200/obo; 908-362-7753 14,000 908-232-2295 rack body, side saddle storage, Ltd • blk. tan Ithr. loaded, all PONTIAC 1988 SUNBIRD 4 good shape, many extras, DODGE 1990 RAM 250 - high options, CD, cass, mnrt, run- Open Classifieds dr, a/c, p/s, am/lm cass 89.5K CADILLAC 1949 Modal 62 top conv, 8 cyl, p/s, p/b, dual FORD 1987 Econoline Step VW 1888 CYNCRO 4WD, 9 HlgfwitCMti Prices PM! MC 1988'A SIEHRA2500- $6000. Sal 908-769-2276. Van- all option, power, 139k ning brd, lo miles. Must Sell! $1.750 obo 973-564-3923 dr, axe condition. $6000 tanks, p/w/1, a/c. C/C, tilt whl.. Passenger, A/C, 66K, Exc. for the Services x4, new CM Goodwrench eng FORD 1991 Explorer Eddie CB 4 f dr. delct., color TV, VCR, good cond. $6,000 374-9702 $26,000/0bo. 201-912-0309 cond. $5000/bo! PORSCHE 1986 944 Turbo, OBO. 908-272-7388 Irans, $4,500. 908-789-1675 You Need! CaH Jot, MMU-2114. Bauer Excl cond, new tires, bed, Ithr, 23k, 1 ownerl Mint JEEP 1983 J20 Pickup: V8, JEEP 1990 CHEROKEE 908-355-2874^ Burg, Alpine stereo, 50K, lADILLAC 1976 Eldorado iMC 1991 JIMMY S15, SLE, asking $8,000 906-654-5736 condl $13,000. 90B-241-869B auto, Meyers plow, good cond, Laredo, white.am/lrn cass, VW 1973 WEEKENDER4 new shwrm con- $10,000-277-0339 convert, 60K orlg ml, needs good cond.$6,500. Cell eves 1x4,2dr, excl cond, FORD 1996 F150 XL. VS. auto, 42K, $3500/bo. 909-353-1690 tires, all in working order, SAAB 1967 9000 Turbo-125K, work, $7S0/b0.908-232-2481 DODGE 1993 CARAVAN SE - 201-467-8750 10k. $8500906-233-9272 • a/c. dura liner, exc cond. JEEP 1987 WRANGLER $2,500/bo 201-327-7120 Fax Your Ad new clutch, good cond, asking • CADILLAC 1979 Seville 3.3L, V6. loaded, well malnt'd. JEEP 1994 Cherokee Sport, $3600. 908-273-6451 ISUZU 1986 Trooper LS. 4wd. $11,500. Call 973-564-5865 $10,500.908-233-1926 10OK on body, new motor, Electors Dream. California 6cyl,4WD, black rag top, exc cond, green, 4dr, sunroof, 1415 5 spd, 4 dr. good cond, $3900 GMC-1993HD- 3500. Dump For maximum convenience SAAB 1994 900SCONV :ar, loaded, exc cond, $3500/1 DODGE 1983 Ram- 13Ok mi, bikini top, am/fm/cass, Exc a/c, 6cyl,5spd, 68K, $11,500 /BO. 908-567-04 B3/324-1B50 Truck, back pack, 26,500 mil Ithr Int, auto, 47K. asking )DO, 908-790-9692 runs wel!, $750/obo Cond. Exc on gas, great on /obo, Call 973-762-7627 1A AUTO-Damaged, re- $16,950. 908-665-0752 $18.500. Call 201-567-8053 CHEVY Monte Carlo 1971: 1 EEP 1994 Grand Cherokee 908-276-8677 snow and off road! $5800 obo MAZDA 1990 MPVMINIVAN- pairable, good running cars just fax us your ad any time; SAAB 1990 900 Turbo 2 dr. owner, gar'd, 100 % orlg, 54K .Id Wht'tan int, Loaded, exc JEEP 1986 Comanche. long 90S-232-2481 4WD, rear a/c, p/w, p/b. p/s, p/l, wanted, classics & Junks. $S ml, ultra clean, runs new, »nd., $17,600,908-754-1631 DODGE 1992 RAM 230. Bcyl. Free lowing. 1-800-28M435. 24 hours a day at red, loaded, 85K. good cond, bed, 4cyl, 2wd, 4spd, air, ps JEEP-1987 Wrangler Laredo, exc cond, garaged. 114k ml, movlno $3900 973-966-5473 $5.600/bO. 908-654-4934. /pb, bedllner, toolbox, 75K. auto, pit, p/b. p/w, air, 32K cas. iriAZDA 1994 B4000 SE - tv $10,000 908-464-5693 blk, 4WD, 3 lops, JVC stereo $8600:908-464-5160 AACON AUTO . SAAB 1995 900S-Conv. JHEVY Corvetle Convert, IWD,36K,V6,58pd,A/C, $2000.908-351 -a60£-- ' '. ays, Viper alarm, exc cond MERCURY 93 Villager LS & Truck buyers. Top $$ paid- (201)492-8785. FOR019B9AtrqitarXLT Whits/black roof, black leather 966 auto, 327, ps, mtchlng im/fm cass cust. cap, slider, MAZDA19B7 Pick-up B2200 101K, must sell moving. 47K, fmt & rear am/fm case, air Same day cash. S26-248B. int, Sspd, exc cond. 18K ml, im's $14,500,728-9096, loaded, full pWr. well mtlnt. bedliner, under warr. $11,900. SE-6 Cap, Trailer Hitch, New $5500.973-912-9610 A hMt-8 way pwr sait-keyless AUTO BUYERS-We buy ears We'll call you back . $22.500908-276-2002 908-439-91 SB. 137K, $2950.908-647-6308 IHEVY Caprice Convert. 1975 TlreB, $1400. S08-277-836O JEEP 196B Cherokee Laredo •nt, $11,400.732-382-1692 and trucks. We pay more! II SATURN 1992 SC2- Full/ 4k orig miles, 454, loaded, . TOYOTA 1993 Pick-Up: 77K, auto. 4WO, AC, AM/FM MITSUBISH11992 EXPO Mini Wt pay off toans and leases to confirm your order. 110,500, Call 7269098. IISSAN 19B9 PATHFINDER Call Classifieds loaded, great condition, 47k, (EV6,4 wh dr, pit p/w p/dlckt, 5 speed, am/fm cats. 76K, Cast, runs great $5,900/bo loaded, 1 owner, mint! seats 7, overnight. 1-800-228-9908 $65uQ/0bO 908-272-1576 :h»vy 1979 Camaro 350 4sp m $6000 EOa-653-0495 $4.100; 973-428-B823 today! 688-0166 84k. $6,900.906-888-0966 or 908-688-2817 SATURN 1993 SL2 4dr, 5spd, ;3500/bo. 201-870-4562 65k, ac, excl cond, now tires, Ipr 973-336-0720 $6,700 908-654-9712 HRYSLER1967Convsrtlbte SATUfiN 1994 SC2 5spd. lull/ Restored, Must Sell! loaded, 28k, excl cond, 7100/ObO. 732-574-1166 $11,350973-467-0549 CHYRSLER 1966 Newport, SATURM1994 SC2 5 6pd. ali- !dr, hrdtp, 87k, ac, ps/b, estate bag, abs, ac, cass, 49K, exc ale. $2000,201-279-6961 • cond, 1 owner, $8900. FIAT 1981 SPIDER C0NV. • 90B-8B9-6S02 rebuilt eng., good cond, SATURN SC2 1996-33K ml, 3700/BO. Call 908-668-2662 Siinrf, green/tan Int, loaded, ext SORD 1953 350 Wwrecket on •varr, $13,500.732-382-7839 jack, low ml, body In exc cond. SEIZED CARS FOR $175. asking $2000.908-276-2002 Porsches, Cadillacs, Chevys, BMW's, Corvettes. Also Jeeps, FORD 1957 T-BIRD: Black, 4 WD's, Your area. Toll Free s/pb, p/wnd, p/seats. Loadedl 1-B0O-218-9000 Exi. A-5139 26,000/bO. 201-773-6757 tor current listings/directory. 'ORD 1964 T Bird runs-well, needs ban. $17G0/bo. Car In Salted Cars from $175. WeBt«Bld. 212-661-7752pm , Porsches, Cadillacs, ciievys, >12-475-0725am. BMW'S, Corvettes. Also 0RD 1964 Galaxto-Driver Jeeps, 4WD's. Your area. Toll omplete 352. 4V, auto, great Free 1-S00-218-9OO0 Ext proj w/tittie TLC, $2500. A1271 for currant listings. {18-241-2793 SUBARU 1969 QL auto, a!l : pwr-gd shape, replaced motor ORD 1965 Mustang, 2 door $2OO0/bQ 908-353-2236 :oupe, good cond, 78K ml, :3aOO/BO, call90B-687-4635 SUBURU1990LEGACY- 4 door, auto, a/c, 90k, nice, 5RAHAM PAIGE 1937 motor $3150908-322-6714 ounds good, body Is solid, leads some work, $30DO/bo. SUZUK11995 Swift 5 spd, dual 173-785-1304 airbags, over 30MPG, ABS. CD, 30K. Geo twin, $48OO/bo. 3RAHAM PAIGE 1937 motor 908-755-3568 Bob 10am-4pm. ;ounds good, body Is solid, leeds some work, $300O/bo. TOYOTA 1985 SUPRA- Auto, 173-785-1304 snrf, fully loaded, 89K, $2050 " * r THE mmtfScofchPMm/Fanwood COIVICAST Home High Velocity Internet Service. It's Here. Feel the speed... now in Westfield... seconds away... 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For Holiday Hours Remember: 407 Park Ave, Scotch Plains ".'•• • • Thursday, December ll; 1997 -.. i.' Present? Give The Westfield Gift Coin A $25 gift certificate redeemable at shops and restaurants throughout Westfield; The Gift-Giving Alternative That Suits Every Size, Taste and Appetite! The Westfield Gift Coin is honored at these fine establishments: Ahrre's Coffee Roastery International Wines & Liquors Sam Goody American Shoe Repair & Luggage J&M Meats & Catering Scott's Shoes of Westfield B. Kubrick Opticians J. Sherry's Distinctive Clothing Sealfons Backroom Antiques J. Winthrop & Company Sealfons Young World Baron's Drug Store John Robert Custom Shirts Stoneback Bros. Guitars at the Bovella's Pastry Shop Juxtapose Gallery Bandstand ••*;•• Brummer's Chocolates Ken Marcotte Restaurant S tor j time on Elm I: Cafe Java LaRiva The Baby's Attic Camera 3 Lancaster Ltd. The Blue Rose Castle Bootery Little Treasures The Classic Basket Celtic Imports Ltd. Mademoiselle The Dog Patch Classic Thyme Kitchen Shoppe Magnolia Lane The Leader Store Clyne & Murphy Martin Richard Salon The Liquor Basket Color Me Mine Mary Lou's Memorabilia The Music Staff Doris Amster Clothes (n Things MassageSmith, Inc. The Town Book Store Ferraro's Restaurant Michael Kohn Jewelers Towne House Restaurant Food 4 Thought Moto Photo and Portrait Studio Treasure Cove Divers Gordin & Sons Jewelers Nirvana Village Curtains Havana Knights Periwinkle's Fine Gifts Vivian's Kitchen In-Sync Randal's Shoes Westfield Vacuum & Lighting Interiors Robert E. Brunner Opticians Wyckoff's Steak House and wherever you see the "Westfield Gift Coin Welcome Here" sign. WAM Coins Are Available at: Downtown Westfield Corp., 125 Elm St., 2nd fl. Westfield Area Chamber of Commerce, 111 Quimby Sfc, 2nd fl. Summit Bank, 173 Elm Street Downtown IHHUDUI Corporation For additional information, contact Downtown Westfield Corp., (908) 789-9444. A MainStrei't Community