A trip to Wildwood Crest, from September 11th through 15th, is being offered to the community to raise funds for

Haven of Hope for Kids. The trip includes: Deluxe Roundtrip Motor Coach Transportation; Accommodations at Pier 6600 Ocean View Motel; Full Breakfasts in Motel (4) & Full Course Dinner in Excellent area Restaurants (3); Trip to A.C. Casino with Best Available Bonus; Group Pizza & Cocktail party with Musical Entertainment at your Motel; Group Hoagie Party for Lunch; Dinner/Show; Special Gala Night with dinner, prizes and continuous music; Narrated Sightseeing Dolphin Cruise.

Visit the Lovely Cape County Park & Zoo with it's "All New" Animal attractions. Stop on the Boardwalk to pick up your complimentary 1/2 lb. of Salt Water Taffy. There will also be free time to enjoy Shopping & Browsing on the quaint Washington Street Mall in Cape May. Enjoy a round of Miniature Golf and a tasty, soft-serve ice cream cone; check out the "New" PAC Show by Star Productions; and stop at the lovely Smithville village for Lunch on the way home. For more information and reservations, call Gladys at 908-459-9210 or Polly at 908-2763850.

If your wishing you could find an expert to work on your vintage home or new home than wish no more. Master craftsman, Steve Belton has been in business for more than 30 years. In 1981, he started Belton Carpentry. He was professionally trained, (apprenticed), from age 18 by old time artisans with strict rules and discipline. He was taught the "old school" method of careful perfection. He is state certified in restoration and specializes in early period restorations. To find this in today's market is a jewel. Steve Belton can timber frame a home cutting the the

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trees himself and milling the lumber as he had done when he built his own home. He has extensive knowledge of roofing. Slate, wood or metal, Belton carpentry can tackle it . If you have seen the roof at Blair Academy or the grist mill (old library) on Main St. Blairstown you have seen Steve's work. Insley, Lock and East Halls at Blair Academy were all reslated by Steve. This was a huge job and one that takes an expert. The "Long House" in Hope NJ and The Inn at Millrace Pond, also in Hope NJ were important restoration jobs as well. These old buildings need experts to carefully

April Grace, a movie by Zandrak Productions LLC., is currently being filmed on location in Warren County. In Washington, at the Town Market; and in Blairstown, The BookNest, Gourmet Gallery, The Diner, and Main Street all have spots in the shoot. Some of the store owners, like Herman from BookNest, have parts in the movie, and local residents have enjoyed being extras in the film. The crew has been so friendly and work very well together and with the community. April Grace is a coming-of-age romantic comedy about two teenagers whose story appeals to all. The script was a semi-finalist in the USAs biggest screenwriting competition, Final Drafts Big Break Screenplay Competition. Andrew Hutcheson

chose to film in Warren County for its timeless, pastoral beauty and wholesome home-town appeal. He sees filming here as a way to give something back to the community in which he was raised. Community is a big aspect of the film and we wanted that to extend outside the story, Hutcheson said. Environmental policies are also important. Zandrak Productions is committed to treating the community that welcomes us and the environment in which we film with respect. That means going as green as possible and involving ourselves in local community, said Hutcheson. Zandrak takes a symbiotic approach, working with local businesses and farmers to support the needs of the production and hopefully setting an example other independent production

companies will follow. The film tells the story of Justin, a teenage writing prodigy and his best friend, Penny, a lovesick tomboy. Justins life takes a sudden change when the beauitful April Grace moves into town. Smacked with the pangs of first love, Justin sets out to write her a perfect love poem before she learns about his bizarre reputation. April Grace will be shooting in the towns of Washington and Blairstown through August 16th. It is intended for release into the film festival circuit next summer. If you are interested in being an extra in the film, email them at extras@ zandrak.com or visit www.aprilgrace movie.com for more information. For more information on Zandrak Productions, visit www.zandrak.com.

The Blairstown Seniors will be going to Hunterdon Hills Playhouse on Tuesday, August 23rd, to see "The Music of the 20th Century." The bus will leave Walnut Valley Field at 9:30am, and return about 5pm. A choice of entree must be made at time of sign-up: Fried Shrimp and Scallops, Catch of the Day, Yankee Pot Roast,

Breast of Chicken with Stuffing and Cold Salad Platter. Sign up is on Thursday, July 28th, at 1pm, at the Blairstown Municipal Building. For more information, call Blanche at 908-3626716. On August 12th, Warren County Library Headquarters will have Friday Summer Crafts: Make a

Wind Chime, from 12pm to 1pm. Space is limited so sign up at the Library, for a $1 refundable registration fee. For further information, contact the library at 908-475-6322 or visit their website at wwwwarrenlib.org. Get out your sombrero, serape and your maracas for a free Mariachi concert on the lawn of Shippen Manor on Sunday, July 31st, at

6pm. Mariachi Citlalli is sponsored by the Warren County Cultural and Heritage Commission on the Shippen Manor lawn in Oxford, just west of the Route 31 traffic light. We love hearing from you! Send your tid-bits of information to: The PRESS PO Box 430 9A Main Street, Blairstown, NJ 07825
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Donations Needed for Veterans Traveling Tribute & Wall

The American Veterans Traveling Tribute (AVTT) will visit the Somerset County Park Commissions North Branch Park/County Fairgrounds on Milltown Road this fall. The AVTT centerpiece is the Traveling Wall, an 80-percent-scale version of the Vietnam Memorial Wall in Washington D.C. Donations are needed to support the set-up and maintenance of the Wall and related exhibits, according to John LeGates, president of Vietnam Veterans of America, Chapter 452, which is hosting the event. Chapter 452 needs to raise an additional $15,000 for the AVTT visit, he said. All donors of $500 and over will be recognized in a souvenir program book. Any business, organization or individual that would like to donate may contact Veronica Finlay at 908-725-7815 or vernfi@gmail.com for further information. Checks made out to VVA Chapter 452 may be mailed to the Vietnam Veterans of America, Chapter 452, Attn: Traveling Wall, P.O. Box 999, Flemington, NJ 08822, with The Wall in the check memo line. Donations are taxdeductible. The wall will be open to visitors at the fairgrounds from 1pm, Thursday, October 13, through 3pm on Sunday, October 16. Related events will include opening and closing ceremonies, wreath-laying ceremonies and memorial services. Visitors will be welcome around the clock. Retired U.S. Army Col. Jack H. Jacobs of Far Hills, a Vietnam War Medal of Honor recipient, will be the special guest speaker on Saturday afternoon. The mission of the AVTT project is to travel the nation to honor, respect and remember men and women who served, and to pay specific tribute to those who gave all in that service. Since the tribute is mobile, it allows people to honor and respect veterans and active military personnel without having to travel great distances to do so. The AVTT presents several Cost of Freedom memorials and exhibits, including the Traveling Wall. Across its 370foot length, the wall contains every single name etched on the original. At its apex the memorial is an impressive eight feet tall. The traveling wall was completed in early 1998 and began traveling that year.

If you have an old home, barn or structure that is showing signs of damage, please don't wait until your repair costs are too great to save the building. Early prevention is the best way to handle these old structures. Steve

can help go through the issues to determine the best way to tackle the job, as he knows these old buildings well. He also does kitchens, bathrooms, new windows/doors, basements, porches, decks, barns, small and large additions, and retrimmed homes as well. He has many talented carpenters on his payroll, men whom he

trusts and are very good at what they do with an old fashioned work ethic. "They show up at work to give their best." Steve said, as I spoke with him about his projects. It is peace of mind knowing we still have artisans in this area that can be trusted to open up work done by our community founders and be able to complete the job knowing those original builders would be proud of the work done. If you have construction needs call Steve Belton for a consult and quote. Belton Carpentry's contact information is located in house shaped ad in this paper. Drive by the old stone library building on Main St., Blairstown and see his copper work and slate work. We appreciate that building and thanks to Steve it will be there for a long time.

Miriam Rosenberg, International Reiki Master, Offering Reiki Workshop

Miriam Rosenberg, international Reiki Master announces that she will be offering a Reiki Workshop, at the yoga studio, Breathing Room Center, in Frelinghuysen, on Saturday, August 13th. Miriam Rosenberg said This is a great combination as Reiki is a natural, wholistic healing technique that anyone can learn to offer. She added, It promotes calmness, a feeling of deep peace, relief from stress and many times remarkable healings. Yoga unites the mind, body and spirit, which is a beautiful way to also bring peace and serenity into ones life. They go perfectly together. I am excited to have this training available and accessible to people, says Cheryl Paulson, owner/founder of Breathing Room Center. In these stressful times, such healing practices can really work wonders! Reiki needs to be experienced to be fully appreciated. If you have ever wanted to learn a simple yet extremely powerful healing technique, this course is for you. Why not experience this for yourself and see what everyone is talking about. At the end of the course you will be a certified level one practitioner. This course is perfect for everyone. Lay people, medical professionals, teachers, parents, massage therapist, chiropractors, and doctors of naturopathy have all taken the course, loved it and benefited from it. For more information, visit the website at www.theroyalpathways. com.

Donaldson Farms' Hosts Afternoon of Fun with Karavan of Kids

Karavan of Kids includes musical entertainment, hula hooping, nature activities, the Awesome Art Project, Kids Tattoos, a Paint a Pot Project and Sunflower Seed Planting, and more, all for just $10 for children 2 and over. Adults are free. A wristband to the Karavan of Kids also includes a hand stamp for unlimited hayrides and a free pony ride. Face painting will be available for a small fee. As an extra bonus, the first 15 children with a paid admission will get a free t-shirt! There will also be some giveaways, including a few Land of Make Believe Family Ticket Packets. Families can stay for the whole day, or for an hour or two - however much time they'd like to partake in the fun. Karavan of Kids, presented in part by GBW Insurance, PNC Bank, Westpy Marketing, Joe Hirsh Productions, Mountain Ledge Music, and Land of Make Believe, is specifically geared to the 2-12 yearold crowd, allowing families to experience festival fun together in an exciting setting that invites participatory aspects that everyone can enjoy. Musician Karen Kamenetsky, along with members of the Artists of the Awakening including Warren County native Bryan Smith, and the incredible hooper Jessica Towle, are among the featured attractions under the tent. Established in 1906 as a dairy farm, Donaldson Farms today is run by the third, fourth and fifth generations of the Donaldson Family. Visit the website at donaldsonfarms.net to learn more about class trips, birthday parties and other farm education programs. For more about the Karavan of Kids, visit karavanofkids.com.

Back by popular demand, the Karavan of Kids returns to Donaldson Farms on Sunday August 7th. Donaldson Farms, located at 358 Allen Road in Mansfield Township, will be in full corn season when the

Karavan of Kids takes place under - and next to - the tent! The Karavan of Kids is a unique children's artsfocused experience, offering ongoing activities and entertainment for the young ones from noon to 4pm.

WNTI Continues Summer Concert Series

Enjoy good music outdoors when WNTI 91.9FM Public Radio from Centenary College and Kennedy Event Services presents the second installment of the WNTI Summer Concert Series on Friday, July 29th at the Knowlton Twp. Lions Club Pavilion, 89 Route 46, Delaware, NJ. Four Acts include Boris Garcia; George Kilby, Jr. and the Road Dogs; Buzz Universe; and, Double Chuck. Ticket prices are $20 per show, per person. $10 off for 3-pack tickets purchased in advance for all 3 remaining shows. Gates open at 6pm. Bring lawn chairs. Fun for the whole family with Kids-on-the-Go activities. No outside coolers or pets please. All proceeds benefit your local public radio station. For details about upcoming shows, visit www.wntisummerconce rtseries.org or call 908-979-4355 ext. 1.

Course Offers Help for Families of Mentally Ill

The Sussex County affiliate of the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) will be offering the nationally renowned family education course, Familyto-Family, in Sparta beginning Wednesday, September 7. This free course was created by NAMI to help parents, spouses, siblings, friends and significant others deal with the issues of living with and caring for a loved one who has a major mental illness. The illnesses covered include major depression, bipolar disorder, schizophrenia, schizoaffective disorder, borderline personality disorder, panic disorder, post-traumatic stress disorder, and obsessive compulsive disorder. The course will address all the questions caregivers typically struggle with: What do I do if there is a crisis? How can I get a clear diagnosis for my relative? How can my relative and I communicate better? What local services in the community are available to us? What are all these medications for? What are the best treatments now available for my relative? How do I take care of myself in all of this? In addition, the course will explain the biological brain chemistry involved in mental illness, the array of medications used in treatment, and how to differentiate between mild and serious medication side effects. The course also includes two skill workshops, one in problem-solving and limit-setting; the other in helpful methods of communication. With increased insight and empathy, family members will learn to calibrate their expectations in line with the predictable stages of the illness process. They will also come to understand the stages of emotional reaction they themselves normally experience as caregivers. The comprehensive twelve-session course will be held at 104 Main Street, Suite 1C, in Sparta, on Wednesday evenings, 7:00-9:30, from September 7 through November 30. The course will be taught by a team of two trained mental health advocates who have learned to cope with serious mental illness in their own families. Anyone interested can contact NAMI-Sussex Executive Trustee Kathleen Fitzsimmons at 862-268-5846 as soon as possible. The course is limited to twenty people.

Project Self-Sufficiency Receives National Accreditation

Project SelfSufficiency has been authorized by the National Work Readiness Council to become a testing site for the Work Readiness Credential, the standardized testing administered to entry-level workers to ensure that they are poised for success in the workplace. The agency is one of only a handful of locations in New Jersey which has been authorized by the National Work Readiness Council to administer the 4phased test. There are 130 testing sites nationwide; the other New Jersey sites are located in Camden, Cranford, Hackensack, Newark, Union City, Vineland, and Westhampton. The National Work Readiness Credential was developed through a five-year, national consensus-building process that included businesses, unions, chambers of commerce, education and training professionals, and state workforce investment boards in the founding states of Florida, New Jersey, New York, Rhode Island, Washington, and the District of Columbia. According to the National Work Readiness Council, the economic output of the United States is now 75% service and service related industry driven. These service and service related industries range from hospitality to Information Technology consulting to contract Research and Development. There over 25 million entrylevel, frontline workers in the service economy. The purpose of the Work Readiness test is to ensure that employees have the skills to add value to the workplace as they assume entrylevel positions. Employees who pass the 4pronged test will be able to demonstrate to potential employers that they have competent skills in situational judgment, active listening, reading with understanding, and using math to solve problems. Project SelfSufficiency has provided workplace training, including computer skills and classroom instruction, for 25 years, noted Deborah Berry-Toon, Executive Director of Project Self-Sufficiency. Being certified as a testing site for Work Readiness Credentials validates the model we have used since our inception, and assures area employers that they can have confidence in the candidates trained by Project SelfSufficiency. Project SelfSufficiency is a private non-profit communitybased organization dedicated to improving the lives of low-income families residing in northwestern New Jersey. For more, call 973-940-3500.

Farmers Market Announces Pie and Chili Contests

Each year, Washington Borough Business Improvement District's Farmers Market "discovers" new great chefs in Northwest New Jersey. Participation in the "amateur" cooking contests is free. Simply sign up and then bring your creation to the farmers market on the designated week. In August, there will be a pie contest (August 12th) and then in September, the hugely popular Chili Cook-Off takes place. The weekly open air market in Downtown Washington continues every Friday through September 30th, from 3pm to 7pm. It is conveniently located in the United Methodist Church Parking Lot on E. Washington Avenue, near the intersection of Routes 57 and 31. For contest information, stop by the market any Friday or call for information, 908-6894800. The market offers a host of fresh and locally produced veggies and fruits, and other delicious products. In addition, the Farmers Market is hosting various kids activities throughout the summer. Upcoming is: July 29th - Farm Animal Magnets, using foam pieces, kids can assemble them into the shape of a farm animal and add self-adhesive magnetic tape so the creations can be put on the fridge. The farmers market, celebrating its eighth anniversary this year, is the longest running farmers' market in Warren County and is the recipient of the Warren County Agricultural Award. Check the WBID website for event updates and more, washingtonbid.org, or call 908-689-4800.

Five North Warren Students Receive AP Scholar Awards

Five students at North Warren Regional School District have earned AP Scholar Awards in recognition of their exceptional achievement on AP Exams. The College Boards Advanced Placement Program (AP) provides willing and academically prepared students with the opportunity to take rigorous college-level courses while still in high school, and to earn college credit, advanced placement, or both for successful performance on the AP Exams. About 18 percent of the more than 1.9 million students worldwide who took AP Exams performed at a sufficiently high level to also earn an AP Scholar Award. The College Board recognizes several levels of achievement based on students performance on AP Exams. Hunter Gross qualified for the AP Scholar with Honor Award by earning an average score of at least 3.25 on all AP Exams taken, and scores of 3 or higher on four or more of these exams. Four students qualified for the AP Scholar Award by completing three or more AP Exams with scores of 3 or higher. The AP Scholars are Kasey Bizzaro, Taylor Collins, Christopher Harvey, and Karolina Lubecka. Through 34 different college-level courses and exams, AP provides willing and academi-

Mr. and Mrs. Piotr Gorzala of Jefferson Township are proud to announce the engagement of their daughter Patricia to Bradford Van Valkenburg, son of Harold and Joanne Van Valkenburg of Blairstown Township. Pattie is a graduate of Jefferson Township High School and graduated Cum Laude from East Stroudsburg University with a bachelor degree majoring in Journalism and professional media writing and is employed by Arch Chemical in South Plainfield. Brad graduated from North Warren Regional High School, Cum Laude from Penn College of Technology with a bachelor in Graphic Communications Management and with Distinction from New York University with a masters in Graphic Communications Management and Technology. Brad is employed by Guardian Life Insurance Company of America in New York City. An August 2012 wedding is planned.

cally prepared students with the opportunity to earn college credit or advanced placement and stand out in the college admission process. Each exam is developed by a committee of college and university faculty and AP teachers, ensuring that AP Exams are aligned with the same high standards expected by college faculty at some of the nations leading liberal arts and research institutions. More than 3,800 colleges and universities annually receive AP scores. Most four-year

colleges in the United States provide credit and/or advanced placement for qualifying exam scores. The orga-

nization also serves the community through research and advocacy on behalf of students, educators and schools.

best. And what they do best is rooted in thought provoking songwriting, clever choice and arrangement of bluegrass standards, and totally unexpected covers, all delivered with a crackling energy. Opening the show will be the self-proclaimed "Pennslytucky thundergrass" band Hogmaw, a progressive aggregation of pickers from York.

Appearing on Saturday, August 6th is the Award-Winning southern bluegrass band Mountain Heart. Mountain Heart is the band that has been fearlessly revolutionizing the way acoustic music can be presented and played. The band's name has been synonymous with cutting-edge excellence in acoustic music circles

Blugrass music takes over the Historic Blairstown Theatre on Friday and Saturday, August 5th and 6th when the theater presents The 1st Annual HBT Bluegrass Throwdown.. Appearing on Friday, August 5th will be alternative bluegrassers the

Packway Handle Band* from Athens, GA. Packway Handle Band has emerged at the national forefront of bands that use a gatheraround-the-mic style. Theirs is not a mission to preserve historical styles-- it's just how they do what they do the since the group's creation in 1999. Widely known throughout the music industry for continually redefining the boundaries of acoustic music, the band has gained legions of loyal fans both as a result of their superlative musicianship, and more notably, their incomparably exciting live performances. Opening the show will be the astonishing young trio of brothers

from Long Valley, NJ, The Sleepy Man Banjo Boys. These precocious young pickers recently appeared on the David Letterman show after a YouTube video demonstrating their formidable talents went viral on the Internet. The Historic Blairstown Theatre is located

at 30 Main St., Blairstown, NJ 07825. Showtime both nights 8:30pm. Tickets to Friday nights performance are $15. Tickets for Saturday night's show are $25. For tickets and info log on to their website at www.TheHBT.com or call 908-362-1399.

Guitars: Elec. guitar, solid body, black & white: $35. Elec. bass guitar case, hard shell, black, new: $40. Call Desk, Padded Chair & 6- 908-459-5868. (4/4) shelf Bookcase: wood. Great cond. Exc. for childs Airbed: supreme fast fill, BR. $100 OBO. Call 908- twin size. 75 x 39 x 6. 362-6522 or 201-874- Built-in 120 volt, highvolume elec. pump. Heather 7822. (1/4) gray. Inflates in 50 sec. 3 Gameboy Games: Cars, Never used, still in box. Avatar & Open Season. All Asking $30 (paid $49.99). 3 for $10. Call 908-459- Call 908-887-1317. (2/4) 5921. (1/4) Dixie Cup 1 Vending Log Cradle: for fireplace. Dispenser: 33 glass tube, Heavy steel. 23 L x 7.5 H metal base, w/ key. Works. x 15 W. $25. Call 973- Mfg. in Easton, PA. Patent date 12/16/1913. $450. Can 383-5461. (1/4) email photo. Call 908-8872002 Bayliner: 19 1317. (2/4) Bowrider. 140hpm in board, outboard. Low hrs. Yaz, Baseball, the Wall, Trailer incl. Showroom and Me: Carl Yastrzemski & cond. $6900 OBO. Call Geral Eskanazi. Hard cover, 1st edit. Doubleday, 1990. 917-282-4235. (4/4) Signed by Yastrzemski, Small Animal Travel BRS Hall of Famer. No dj. Case: Good for up to 20 $75. Can email photo. Call lbs. $20. Call 908-459- 908-887-1317. (2/4) 5014. (1/4) Chandelier: 1920s slag Maple Kitchen Set: oval. glass inverted dome. 9 52.5 x 40.5 wide. 2 leaves, panels, mother of pearl. 20 5 chairs. Good cond. $100. D. Open relief work. $1200 OBO. Can email photo. Call Call 973-383-2815. (4/4) 908-887-1317. (2/4) Samsung Laser Office Printer: w/ 5 new color 2 Adult Sleeping Bags: 1 cartridges. Like new. $325 brown, 1 gray. Clean & in (orig. $1200). Call 908- good cond. $15 ea. or both for $25. Call 908-887-1317. 459-4756. (4/4) (2/4) For Sale: 4 Biikes: 3 mountain & one 3-wheel, Play Station 3: with 4 Miami Sun; Honda games, Modern Warfare II, Generator; 4x6 T mesh tilt Battlefield Bad Co. 2, NBA trailer; boat hand winch; 2K11, MLB The Show II. Homelite leaf blower. Call Blue Tooth Headseat, all for $270. Call 908-362-8815. 908-619-3827. (4/4) (3/4) Bowflex Extreme 2: excellent condition. $700 Baby Formula: concenOBO. Call 908-362-5704. trated Similac Advance, Complete Nutrition. Bought (4/4) $4.77, yours for $2.99. Have Free: Outdoor Swings/ 10, must buy all. Call 908Slide set, will help take it 362-7317. (3/4) down, you haul away. Call Dinette Set: 42 W china 908-362-7703. (3/4) closet. Black lacquer & For Sale: 2 tire changers, glass table, 60x36, w/ 4 $150; one manual, $100. chairs. $200. Call 908-3628314. (2/4) Call 908-619-6262. (3/4)

Exercise Equipment: Impex auto bench WM/01 in exc. cond.; must be assembled. Bollinger Trimrider in exc. cond.; fully assembled. $75 for both. Call 908-362-5131. (2/4)

Barter: my firewood for house cleaning. Call after 8pm: 908-362-7848. (1/4)

Mens Jeans: gently used, washed & ironed, very clean. 1 pair of ea. size: Nose Bra: 1986-87 BMW 27/28, 29/30, 29/32, 30/30, ES. $50. Call 908-362-5007. Platform Truck: 50 x 27 x 30/32, 31/30. $7-$10 ea. (1/4) 16 casters. Ultra heavy Call 908-453-4554. (1/4) duty. $89 (orig. $495). Call 2 Cooper Studded Snow Mens Jeans: gently used, Tires: 185 70 R14. Used 2 201-452-7064. (2/4) washed & ironed, very seasons. $40. Call 908-878Antique Oak & Wicker clean. 4 pair 32/30, 1 pair 7887. (1/4) Porch Rocker: good cond. 32/32, 2 pair 33/30, 6 pair $25. Call 551-404-8790. 33/32. $7-$11 ea. Call 908- Ferguson Tractor: A-1 453-4554. (1/4) (2/4) cond. Great sheet metal & lights. Tires front & rear 95%. Log Cradle: steel, for fire Mens Jeans: gently used, New battery, Sherman trans. place. 17 L x 17 W x 7 H. washed & ironed, very high & low, PTO. New paint, $15. Call 973-383-5461. clean. 7 pair 34/30, 7 pair proper color & emblems. 34/32, 1 pair 36/30, 9 pair Great running cond.; always (2/4) 36/32. $6-$13 ea. Call 908- garage-kept. $2500. Call For Sale: DR Table, 6 453-4554. (1/4) 908-362-6365. (1/4) chairs & 2 leaves: $25 OBO; Computer Center Armoire: Moving Sale: Antique oak 2001 Kawasaki ZX6-R: less $100; Entertainment Center: dresser w/ mirror: $85; than 12k mi. Very good cond. $150; 2 Juke Boxes; Mrs. Wooden rocking chair: $65; $2800. Call 610-360-5350. Pacman Game; 14 Original Metal toy tractors: $5 ea.; (1/4) Skee Ball Machine. Call 3-wheel jogging stroller: $35; Keystone Regal & 2008 Hyundai Santa Fe 908-362-5264. (2/4) reverse movie projectors: Limited: silver. 31k mi. Fully Archery Supplies: Oneida $65 ea.; Ducks Unlimted art loaded. $18,000. Call 908compound bow, Loggy & plate collection from $15- 310-1326. (1/4) Bayou climbing stand, $85. Baseball card collecarrows, targets, arrow repair tion. Call 908-399-3842. 1997 Ford T Bird LX: AC, kits, extras. $350 (orig. (1/4) PS, PW, power sunroof, AT, >$1000). Call 908-362140k mi. $1800 OBO. Call Million Dollar Baby Crib/ 201-741-9786. (2/4) 1022. (2/4) Daybed/ Transitional Bed: Picnic Table: 48 x 48. black. Exc. cond. $100 w/ 1994 Chevy 3500: 4 dr crew Cali. redwood set, w/ mattress; $75 w/o mattress. cab. V8. 350 auto. PS, PB. umbrella. Seats 8. $100. Call 610-716-7813. (1/4) 2WD. 200k mi. NJ insp. due Call 908-362-8314. (2/4) Nov. 11. Tires, 50% orig. Wheeled Garbage Cart/ owner (mech. auto.), Walnut Vanity: 30.5 long Can: Toter, 96 gallon. Exc. Foreman. Asking $2800. Call glass top w/ mirror & cond. $35. Call 610-716- 973-452-5676. (2/4) cushioned seat. $60. Call 7813. (1/4) 908-362-8314. (2/4) 1987 Mason Dump Chevy: Mens Mountain Bike: C30, custom 1 ton. New, Moving Sale: Computer Mongoose Domain, 21 spd. rebuilt engine, 350 V8, 4 bolt. Work Center: custom-made, Barely used. $50. Call 610- 118k mi. Orig. owner. 5.7 dark pine. Can also be used 716-7813. (1/4) liter, throttle body. New as DR hutch or TV entertainexhaust system & battery. 4 ment center. $450; Nathan For Sale: Dough box end spd. stick. NJ insp. due April Hale Roll Top Desk: dark table, maple: $25; Kitch. 12. Tires 75%. Asking pine. Lock & matching chair. table, 60 R w/ 6 chairs & 2 $3500. Call 973-697-4822. $450; Cherry Curio leaves: $300; Craftsman 5- (2/4) Cabinets: mirror backs, drawer tool chest: $50; LR lighted w/ glass shelves. Set--couch, 2 chairs & 1969 Kharman Ghia $175 ea.; BR Furniture from ottoman: $300. Call 908- Classic VW: in good cond. 1944: Mahogany & veneer. 362-6482. (1/4) Many custom additions, Mans dresser, womans reupholstered interior, dresser, wall mirror, desk, Cobra Roof Ridge Vent: running cond., good tires. A chair & night stand. $300; 20 x 10.5. $30. Call 908- true vintage classic. Asking Lane Rocker/Recliner: blue 362-5007. (1/4) $1750 or make reasonable & ivory plaid. $125; Swivel offer. Call after 6pm: 908Rocker/Recliner: Best Silt Fence: 4 rolls. 3 x 100. 362-8417. (2/4) Choice. Rust, forest & $50. Call 908-362-5007. burgundy floral. $125; Metal (1/4) Jeraco Fiberglass Truck Cabinets: 2 for clothes or Cap: fits 6 bed. Cab high, storage. $15 ea. All items in front sliding window, dual exceptional cond. Will lock door, side windwos. consider offers. Call 908Metallic gold/sand. Like new. 459-5106. (2/4) $500 OBO. Can email photo. Call 908-887-1317. (2/4) Child Karate Sparring Gear: red Macho chest 1997 Chrysler LHS Sedan: guard: $40 (orig. $80); 4 door. Good cond. ABS, PS, Century Supply Item # 1168 PW, AC, cruise. 150K. Runs Dyna shin/ forearm guards, great. $2500. Call 908-362black, childrens small, item 5131. (2/4) # 1178, used once: $50 for 2 pairs (orig. $110). Call 917860-0177. (2/4) Motorcycle Gear: Shoei womens fullface helmet, RF-800, pearl white, small: $75; Nolan womens N-41 Outlaw 3/4 helmet, black, small, rarely used: $40; 2 pairs mens leather pants, 33x32 & 34x32, 3/4 lined: $30 ea. (orig. $85). Call 917-860-0177. (2/4) Kids Bike: like new w/ Elmo helmet. 15 wheels. $40. Call 917-860-0177. (2/4) thepressnewsonline.com

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Complimentary Oil Changes for Life Complimentary Loaner Cars* for Life Complimentary Car Washes for Life with your service. Call for details Complimentary 24 Hour Test Drive $250 Referral Program Well make your 3 payments up to $1500^^ on your new lease or purchase

With approved credit. See dlr for details.

1.9% APR up to 60 MO available!

EQUIPPED NOT STRIPPED

as low as

LEASE PER MO X 39 MO

New 201 VW Jetta SE 1

up to

Auto, 4Cyl, Pwr Str/Brks/Wind/Lks, Ac, a/b, Am/Fm/Cd, MSRP:$20,300, Vin#BM302647 . Lease incl. $250 Lease Cash. 39 mo closed end lease w/10kmi/yr;1 thereafter. 5

129
All New 2012 Passat
Coming Soon!

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Golf Jetta Passat Touareg

Over 40 MPG 820 Miles Per Tank! If We Dont Have It, Well Get It!
as low as

Place your order today

as low as

to 0.0% APR up 60 MO available! With approved credit. See dlr for details.

to 0.0% APR up60 MO available! With approved credit. See dlr for details.

New 201 VW 1

New 201 VW 1

Auto, 4Cyl, Pwr Str/Brks/Wind/Lks, Ac, a/b, Am/Fm/Cd, MSRP:$25,835, Vin# BW508284. Lease incl. 250 Lease Cash. 36 mo closed end lease w/10kmi/yr;20 thereafter.

FWD

Tiguan S $
LEASE PER MO X 36 MO

CC Sport

LEASE PER MO X 39 MO

249
LEASE PER MO X 36 MO

Auto, 4Cyl, Pwr Str/Brks/Wind/Lks, Ac, a/b, MSRP:$30,475, Vin#BE7141 Lease 12. incl. $2250 VW Rebate. 39 mo closed end lease w/10kmi/yr; 25 thereafter.

ALLOY WHEELS!

279
Golf TDI
LEASE PER MO X 39 MO

as low as

0.0% APR up 72 MO available! to

With approved credit. See dlr for details.

as low as

to 2.29% APR up60 MO available! With approved credit through BOA.. See dlr for details.

New 201 VW 1

Auto, 6Cyl, Pwr Str/Brks/Wind/Lks, Ac, a/b, Am/Fm/Cd, MSRP:$34,610, Vin#BR691616. 36 mo closed end lease w/10kmi/yr;20 thereafter.

7 PASSENGER!

Routan SE $

New 201 VW 1

279

4 Door, 6 Speed Auto, 4Cyl, Pwr Str/Brks/Wind/Lks, Ac, a/b, MSRP:$27,485, Vin#BW192220. 39 mo closed end lease w/10kmi/yr; 20 thereafter.

CLEAN DIESEL!

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Volkswagen of Newton
34 Hampton House Rd (Route 206)

Newton, NJ 973.383.2626

www.vwnewton.com

Prices and payments exclude license, registration, taxes, title, MV Fees, destination and additional options. Subject to credit approval. Not resp. for typographical errors or omissions. All prices incl. all applicable rebates. Vehicles sold cosmetically as is. Pictures for illustration purposes only. May not be combined with any other offers. All rebates and incentives to dlr. ^^Well make your last 3 payments on your new vehicle that you purchase or lease. Up to $1500. Must finance new vehicle through dealer. Must also trade-in vehicle. *With service visit. Excludes oil changes. Ask for details.$250 bonus after purchase when you refer a friend or family member. On VW Golf and VW Jetta.**$5000 Value with every new vehicle purchase or lease includes: Est. Oil Changes $1200 (3/yr at $80 each = $240 x 5yrs). Est. Car Washes $500 (5/yr at $20 each = $100 x 5yrs). Est. Last 3 pymnts on new purchase or lease $1500. Est. Referral Program $500 (2 people/yr at $250 each). Est. Loaner Cars $1300 ($60 each. Loaner. Depending on length of car loan) Up to $1500 in total pymnts, on your current lease with the purchase or lease of any new vehicle in stock. See dlr for details. On all 2011 VW Passat vehicles. Lessee resp. for excess wear and tear - (New 11 VW Jetta SE - $3000 Cap Cost Reduction, $129 1st mo pymnt, $625 Bank Fee, $0 Sec. Deposit = $3754 Ttl due at Signing. Ttl Pymnts $5031. Ttl Cost $8656. Residual $11,571), (New 11 Volkswagen Routan SE - $3600 Cap Cost Reduction, $279 1st mo pymnt, $625 Bank Fee, $0 Sec. Deposit = $4504 Ttl Due at Signing. Ttl Pymnts $10,044. Ttl Cost $14,269. Residual $14,536.20), (New 11 Volkswagen Tiguan S - $2000 Cap Cost Reduction, $249 1st mo pymnt, $625 Bank Fee, $0 Sec. Deposit = $2874 Ttl Due at Signing. Ttl Pymnts $8964. Ttl Cost $11,589 Residual $22,082.40), (New 11 Volkswagen CC Sport - $1999 Cap Cost Reduction, $279 1st mo pymnt, $625 Bank Fee, $0 Sec. Deposit = $2903 Ttl due at Signing. Ttl Pymnts $10,881. Ttl Cost $13,505. Residual $15,542.25)-(New 11 Volkswagen Golf TDI - $2999 Cap Cost Reduction, $289 1st mo pymnt, $625 Bank Fee, $0 Sec. Deposit = $3913 Ttl due at Signing. Ttl Pymnts $11,271. Ttl Cost $14,895. Residual $14,018) See dlr for complete details. Exp. 7/31/2011.