March 11,2004 D-6 Cranford Chronicle

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Serving Granford, Garwood and Kehilworth Vol. 116, No, 12 ;; : Thursday, March 18,2004 ; 50 cents

2-DR COUPE ONLY Borough Couiicil S : INCLUDES GM its; ;-• REBATE OF 'l.OOO, '1,000 OLDS 10YAITY, being passed on io the ^ustomeiv 4-Cyl, 6-Speed, Front Ucems Plata Bracket, "Special Value Package" ^^inwE ""j^g***^ 7999 \ HEW 200* CORVETTE COUPE NEW 2004 TAHOE 4WD NEW 2003 VENTURE LT NEW 2003 EXPRESS CARGO NEW 2003 BLRZERLSMD budget lor 2004 BXT 2-Ott Average homeowner will see

CORVETTE LEASE increase of $60 under proposal |S738 DOWN - 46S466 6PER MO. By LAUREN TRAINOR slightly more than 6 percent to. "«M K «p MO. wb* TJU * mn; THKClIKONICtE •'.•:.• •• . ./ ;.:• .• nearly £10.4: million, though.lit- • BUY . I OUT AT tie of that is discretionary spend-, END • ] KENILWORTH. ~ The ingv 'fhe total increase in.tax bol- •3.B89 DUE JIT SIGNING INCLUDE* '2,000 CM REBATE. •738 DOWN, -4B8 MONIHIV. 'MB HO FEE, WCtUMS MUUI DISCOUNT Of '4,888, '3.000 B£B*Tt INCLUDES MULtl DISCOUNTOF '6.805, INCLUDES MULTl DISCOUNT OF '6.410, KCtUDtS MULTl DISCOUNT OF 'Z.TZl.'S.OOO BE8ATC Borough Council last week intrq-. leetibns is slightly over 5, percent,. '200 MV a DOC a '1.BB9 TOTHL CUgTOMtB CH8H •1.000 OUU10TA1TT. VM MUIMT HEAlt '400 COUKt BUD REBIIl '1.000 0U810YHLTV. .780 WUnilY KMTE "400 COUJEtt HAD IHflF. The place to be duced a. 2.004 budget that: will'- though- a 'rise- .in\.ratables .will, V8, 6-Speed, Body Side lUolalngi, Hob Polished Alum, mitels, tow ous loruir, w wrnwir wmwMOEH HUB rante •i.ooo ous lonm, TM mm BBJITE MoocoufH em mm 6VW Rating 7,300 its,. Auto, VB, Door Side Cargo : m, AuUUilOverdrlve, Himsti Kelk'i Cntry; KswMidow UtmoryPks., Btctrochromlc Mirrors, Hasd Up DUplay. VB, Auto, Whoel flares, Uttgatallttglass, 17" B-Spoke Power Sliding ttrlvar Sloe Bear Door, Alarm system, Hinged, High Back Bucket Seata; fixed Glass-Side tkflofHf?, CuttMtOtiprbttdCmolt, IMTMittree W'COa CMSS.,\ ';Crsnlord High senior Steve:Earbqrie • raise taxes- on the average, home keep the hike somewhat lower on Alum. Wheels, Jrallerlng Hitch Platform, 7-lead Wiring HO rriHertn (quki., Pun1. Wlndmt, Inks, Hated Mrrtri, VU. : • Power Tettscaplna W Stearins Column 11.000 MfAM Per AM'FM stereo w'COHCass., Hear Seat Audio and Hear Boors, Preferred Coulp. Group, by just under $(30. . . ,. , Yef, Stk»CZ7b7, yHII46120Z7Z,MSKI"46,1lO. ... Connector, IS Preferred toulp. Croup, Stk#C2840, Controls, Cargo Net, Venture IT Coulp. Grout, . StkMBBZOI, VmUfSI 19B4BS; MSRP 'Zb.SSS. won three nntches 'at the state • the average.homeowner. •'• ..• • VinHMJZ034B2rMSHF"38,006. Stk#BSS6S, VM#30175082,MStlP'SO,4bO. . • finals in Atlantic City to earn an • Although the budget has not Most of (he..'increases como HEW 2004 SIMMDO1500 2M NEW 2004 AVEO 5-DR NEW 2003/MIA IS &DJ/I/ NEW 2004 mUBU SEDAN NEW 2004 AVALANCHE 1500 \ . eight/) place finish, in the state. For yet been .finalized, and may be from .contracted staff. salaries, SPICIAL mix the 'story see Spoils, Page C-1, '.changed'.up' until-the point; it is./such as police salaries;' David. Moon NICOLE DIMELLA/STAF.F PHOTOGRAPHER' adopted with, a .borough council said.. Usually, he -said, other The leaders of the Visible Woman Club at Crahfbrd High School are, from left, President Julia vote, in .its current form the iinniiti|)al'.employees are giyen-a. Doty, Secretary Raimi Marx, Treasurer Cordelia Siporin and Vice President Leigh Johrrson. spending plan shows an increase standard. 4 -percent raise. This, of 3.5 tax .points, which. Mayor year, he said lie,lobbied to keep, Gregg David said would, be the.the. raise at 3:5 percehtr , GMAC lowest in four years. Finaiice.Coniinittec Chairman $ , in plain sight O DOUUIM - 165 PER MO. That hike translates to. a dol- Peter Corvelli agreed that most • . • • „ • ; 'int MI MO- ••••• MO- HUI1U• '• • I MV lar figure of $59.50 for a home •; ' -' ••••;.. OR BUY FOR Members of Visible Woman Club are out to make a difference of the additional expenses were-- assessed at the borough average unavoidable. , 999 14.999 By LAUREN TRAINOR ..Science, and upper-level- math and technology Of $167,500. said Finance Officer WCtUDES MUIDBCOUNT OF '2.561, •2.B00 RfflATE, 1,000 OUJUOTIIIY, TO WUHB»RS«TE.'400 C0OK£ GRID RHirt INCLUDES GM REBATE OF '1,000. INCLUDES MULTl DISCOUNT OF '4.35O. '"The. biggest ticket item this VB, Auto w/Ouarariiie, leather Accent Bucket Seats, •1,000 OLDS LOYALTY. '750 ACTIVE MILITARY '3.B0P GM REBATE; '1,000 0LD8 LOYALTY, courses; boost AP Calculus and.SAT math scores Diane Marus. , . • ; tooo out town, TOWUIM T Rant 'wo MURE HUD mm INCLUDES GM REBATE OF M.OOO. Bectrlc sunrool, Drhier Side Alrbaa AM/MI Stereo WCV REBATE. MOO BECENT COLLEGE GRAD REBATE 760 MlLJTARY REBATE, '400 COLLEGE GflAD REBATE VB, Muta. M/C, Smooth tUdeSuspension, 4O/Z0/40 • r for females; and, support females emerging as: ' Overall, appropriations are up a Cats. w/Preitium Sound System, Heated Outside 4$y\, Auto, Row Mats, Mht license Plata Bracket, VII, Auto, Cruise, fiecllnlna Bucket Seats, 0 CO (Continued on page A-2) I Setting, HM/fM' Stareo w/CO Player, Chroma Styled 'i OM ows wvAin, 760 Miunnv Rani. MOO. COUKEOUD mm Mirrors,. Cargo Net, Diii/er Into canter w/Alaru 4 Trip Player w/Bose Speakers, Haavv Duty Traltar Ing •.' CRANFORD - As Women's History' Month high school Webmasters. -.•. ,. . I Steal Wheels, Body Side Moldings, Stkt)C22S10. !r Spued, Ppiver Steering, Dual Air Baas, Tinted Elass, Computer, Stk)tB1B77, \HMBD43B7B3, MSttP'Z8,Z40. StktlC2887, \mH4H74tlH MSftP'19,476. tqulp., StkHCZOBB, VmttWtOUISb, MStW3i,28tt. l, MSW22.2OO. . AM/tM Stereo, Stk#C2744, \lsV#4B1BB8SZt lUiRP '3,936. continues throughout "the month of March, But 'the club is not just about tangible activi- , many,civic groups and oilier organizations are ties, although the women seem to be extremely. w w w. m u ich evro organizing events' to celebrate - • ;.'•''" -'' >-.' good at that. It is also about the Investment on rise the contributions women have, ."/ think that if we're bonding that occurs . when made to.America. . women work together toward a But the members of tlie going to say women's common.goal. : '.'•.. Visible. Woman. Club at rights are as important as "It's nice to know that there in the downtown Cranford High School don't are other people who think 7-79O6 : men's rights,, we should By GREG MARX million, Prunty said. need any special, prodding to women's rights are just as AN AMERICAN REVOLUTION continue, doing what .they've be out there doing some- important as I do. 1. think that THE CHRONICLE •' • : ; . Because assessments are-not 2675 RT. 22W, Union, ilI O7O83 always done— bringing issues thing." ';"''•'• ' if we're/going to say .women's changed until a. project is com-- PRICES INCL. ALL COST TO BE PAID BY THE CONSUMER EXCEPT LIC, RED.., , Cafe Shalom that affect women to the fore. rights, are. as important' as CRANFORD. —..Investments pl.ete, the increase in .assessed The. club hosts regular activ- — Julia Doty men's rights, we should be out in downtown properties are on values may lag somewhat'behind •EXAMPLE: '04 SILVERADO EXT-CAB, IC2606, VINME193689,48 MO. LEASE, MSRP '34,268, OMAC CAP REDUCTION ALLOWANCE '3,300 * DEALER DISCOUNT '3.200 • '6,500. the rise, .and after.years of.stag- set this weekend ities throughout the year, meet- _- ______t|ul,.(, (|ojny something," said inv.(>sHni-.'iit,-she saiiL. . - ing: bi-weekly to d.iscus.s issues.important to.the. natipiii assessed values are . Pastor Ed Hpjm^f Cranford United ; tic president of the dub. Julia Doty. "I think Tho investment can be seen in-, club meinbers and to set an agenda, lor activities beginning to follow'them, accord-- 'Methodist ChuBiand. Rabbi Akiba i-iat a lot of times in high school there are girls new. conat.ruciion .such as ' the • within the school and community. • who get lost in the.crowd. I thought it was cool ing . to information released iuboyt ot Temple Beth-El Mekqr Iniild'iny at 29 Alden. St.,,but altio The Visible Woman group, along with the that girls in Cranford High School sort of band- ;' recently by the Downtown CHiiyim in Cranford are.ready to lead, Technofilles- Club, has helped increase female Management Corporation. in lacade and interior renova- the dancing at Cafe Shalom, an. inter- According to- 'information tions of existing properties, enrollment in AP Calculus., AP Computer i Continued on page A-2> • : faith coffeehouse hosted by the two gleaned from construction permit • Prunty said. And it is part and congregations this Saturday. For. applications arid compiled' by parcel of the recent turnover in • •.•moreon the p'rograrh',- which is open . DMC Director''. Kathleen Miller to the public, see Page B-1. ' •. •. downtown -merchants. . . . Prunty, $6.0 million was invested' "We hav(v .seen several: new in. the-downtown from January to -.'•property, owners and business Foundation will boost schools August 2003. Prunty said she owners, and we've been- fortunate By LAUREN TRAINOR resources for the students, but Lewis said she was impressed believes the figures through the . end of the year will be close to £8 enough to have new business THKCHKONK'U': • • also establishing 'curricula!' by the diversity ami qualifica- owners who made some substan-. enrichment;- programs. tions of those who. expressed million. Drivers wanted! . GARWOOD —At a time when-, "It funds, enhancements,, not interest. She said that members That would be. the second- tia.l renovations," she said. ... school districts across the, state the nuts and bolts of the opera- of the. community .with back- highest level of investment in the .. Though, work has vet to begin Drive it. You'll get it. are -feeling the pressures from • lion," Lewis said. grounds in finance, auditing, downtown in the past seven . at either of the designated rede-- new mandates, rising expendi- Lewis said that one of the iiindraising, education, and law years, according to the PMC's- velopment sites in.Hie downtown,: ture's and declining revenues,- goals of the organization will be stepped forward.to offer the foun- information- In 2001, spurred by. Prunty said she, thought' those NEW 2003 solne local residents are making to identify, seek, and 'monitor' dation (heir time and services. the.Commerce and Spenser bank plans had helped drive the trend. VOLKSWAGEN VOLKSWAGEN VOLKSWAGEN strides to independently increase, grants that would specifically In addition to pursuing projects, investment, was over "This is mean I to spur invest- funding for borough students. benefit technological literacy and grants, the foundation will also $8.7 million. But from 19.97-1999 ment 'in other buildings, and I ' it was under $2 million annually, The new Garwood competency. The group would target new enterprises moving to think it's finally happening," she CONVERTIBLE Educational Foundation will also work to creatively develop and was just $2.4 million in 2002. the borough. said,• . A salute raise funds from private sources programs for students -, for 'it is our belief that the educa- With that increased invest- to supplement existing school example, guest speakers or extra tion of our children is the respon- ment coihes rising assessed val- Signs are positive the trend to veterans programs. Axlele Lewis, chairper- field trips tied to the curriculum'. sibility of the entire community. ues. From 1996' to 2003 the will continue in 2004. The owner assessed value in the special of the Shapiro building on North • Members of the Crane's Ford DAR son of the steering committee The non-profit foundation will This means not only parents and convened to consider the creation be run by a charter board of 15 educators- but also businesses, improvement district was nearly Union Avenue has applied for recentlv traveled to Lyons Medical flat, in the range of $56-57 mil- Center to celebrate the National of the entity, said that the foun- members of the community who large as well as small, communi- permits to renovate the property, dation will not only focus on rais- will'serve the board in different lion. But in 2004, the assessed and .several other projects' are in Salute to Hospitalized Veterans. The values could move up to over $60 . YIN #3MO2O59O, Stk#EV30130, 4 DR, 4 cyl, auto, p/slr/brks/winds, air, VIN #34078185, Stk #EV30537, 2 DR,6 cyl, man trans, p/str/brks/winds, VIN #3M424581, Stk #EV30581, 2 DR, 4 cyl, auto, p/str/brks/winds, air. representatives put on a musical ing money for enhanced capacities. (Continued on page A-2) ' tin.' planning stages, Prunty said. 5,995 demo miles. Orb.. MSRP: $20,390. A $500 owner loyalty rebate air 5 995 demo miles, prig MSRP: $24,610. A $500 owner loyalty rebate MSRP: $22,030. A $500 owner loyally rebafeincludea in price to qualified performance and served refresh- included in price to. qualmea buyers. incluqed in' price to qualified buyers, ments. Foi more, see Page A-5. BDY$ Robber Test scores FOR Clash of 14900 hitsA&P the titans suggest By LAUREN TRAINOR some gap in Rock'n'roll THE CIIRONICLK fashion show KENILWORTH - An armed achievement robber made off with an unde- The senior class at Cranford High termined amount of cash lnsl By LAUREN TRAINOR School will host "It s Still Rock vr week after he walked into the THK CHRONICLE ~~" ' ~ 77" Roll," a student fashion show, 7:30 A&P • Supermarket on p.m. tomorrow night in the high Boulevard and held a manager The New Jersey School Report school auditorium. Tickets are $5 at and cashier at knifepoint, Cards, recently posted on the the door: tor more information, call Police Detective John Department of Education web VIN #4M002323, Stk #fl/40084; 4 DR, 4 cyl, man trans, p/str/btks, air, MSRP: SI 8,005.1 OK mi/yr @ VIN #4E089557, Stk #EV40112,4 DR, 4 cyj, auto, p/str/brks/winds, air, MSRP: $23,430,1 OK mi/yr @ VIN #4D002082. Stk #£V40015.4 DR. 6 cyl, auto, p/str/brks/winds, air, MSRP: S35 5155 1 OK mi/ (908)272-3882. Zimmerman said. site, have some new information 15(. Must finance thru VW credit. Prices exclude licensing, reg & taxes. Ill pymls/Residual B Hr 15c. Musi finance thru VW credit. Prices exclude licensing, rcg & taxes. Ill pymts/Residual @ 15<- Must finance lliru VW crotlit. Prices exclude licensing, reg & taxes. Til pymls/Residu According to Zimmerman, this year ^— student test scores $5004/59542.65. S760S/S11,012.10. Slo,/3l/5lo,46/.oO. . . the robber entered the super- disaggregated, by racial group. I PA.9F FOR $1995 due at signing {$1856 down + FDR SI995 dueotsigning($1800down + market at about 7:30 p.m. The boys and girls basket- And there are some indications of LEASE FOR $1995 due at signing ($2566 down + Friday as a manager was help- a disparity in achievement in tionr) /*%nik \v 51391st mo. pymt. + $0 sec dep + $0 iArfi h*ln\» $1951st mo. pymt.+ $0 sec dep+ $0 ball seasons are over at 5S^innM /4liThA $4291st mo. pymt. + SO sec dep + $0 l i \ ing a cashier count out the Cranford High School, which local school districts,, though the "39/Vla/39 JVlOS. W fee). Offer ends 3/13/04. 195 lvkx/39 A/iOS. bank fee). Offer ends 3/13/04, 429/Yla/39/vbS. bank fee). Offrends 3/13/04. monoy" in her drawer. He means It was time Friday for nvailnble data is far from conclu- threatened the two women with the real contest on the hard- sive. , .'-.• .';•'' Commentary A-6 a knife and demanded money, wood —• the annual contest Ill Cranford, for example, near- then fled on foot. Though shak- between senior class stu- ly 54 percent of the 13 black stu- Community Life B-1 en, the employees wore not dents and school faculty to dents who took the Mathematics DCH VOLKSWAGGN 72 HOUR physically hurt during the rob- raise funds for Project portion of the Grade Eight SHOWROOM: Mon-Pri 9am-9pm, Sat 9am-5pm • PARTS & SERVICE: Mon-Fri 7:30ara-7:30pm Sal 9am-5pm Sports.. .0-1 bery, Zimmerman said. Graduation. At left, senior . Proficiency Assessment during- "An Outstanding The robber is described as a Edwin Araniazu reaches for t the ball, but math teacher 2002-2003 scored partially profi- Saks Experience" 6-ft., 2-inch, 1'40-lbi black male MONEY-BACK Prime Time ....B-2 Chris Thompson beats him cient, or failing. Fifteen percent of Honored Tor 2195 Millburn Avenue, Maplewood •1-800-853-6757 GUARANTEE who was seen wearing a black to it. Above, varsity players white students at the same grade 4 Consecutive Years by Obituaries B-4 jacket at the' time of the rob- level failed that test, • JD Power & Associates Auto croup^'Your satisfaction is our mission." Melissa Montalvo and Jason bery, Occl, the coaches for the On the eighth-grade language www.dchautonj.corn Real Estate ...... C-4 Anyone with information is dame, urge their team on • arts and science tests, the results asked to call the police depart- NICOLE DIMELLA/STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER from the sideline. ils from dealer stock. Prices exclude licensing, reg & (axes. Prices Include all rebates & incentives to dealer, If quttl. Musi have 730+ credit score. Includes DCH coupon. 1.9% APR up lo 60 mos to Qualified bitten Thk nd police Log..... A-4 ment at (908) 276-1700. (Continued on page A-2) ; sold tosmetically os k. Not resp. for typographical erro«. Offer expires 72 hours after publication. , i •»><>™

?^^*-i-^^^ Cranford Chronicle - A-2 Cranford Chronicle A-3 introduces its budget (Continued from page A-l) Because keeping department not be able to adopt the final Library's board of trustees and is active m the IVieky Tray set budgets low was such a priority budget until they knew how By GREG MARX Cranford Historical Society and the League 0 Friday at Orange Ave. targeted by studies year was salary increases," he for the council, David.sent each much money, if any, the state THE CHRONICLE . . • :"•.'. Women Voters. She has also managed several ,said. In addition, he added, department head letters at the will allocate. . local Democratic campaigns. , CRANTORD -The O.ange By GREG MARX tion issues that will be.created "Utilities have skyrocketed —- "Any possible way we can, be CRANFORD — Township-resident Bette Jean Avonue School Fl'A w,ll hold its beginning, of budget season, "I'm very honored to have been chosen as a ',* THE . .. by Cranford Crossing, the. it's unbelievable.". Insurance demanding no increase or a considered for aid, we'd like to Kbwalski has been picked by the'Union County Jnmial inckyTray auction Friday Riverfront redevelopment proj- Democratic organization to run in the June pri- Democratic candidate for the Board-pi Chosen •rates are also increasing, he detailed explanation for any try for," Corvelli said. . Freeholders. I'm looking forward to a lively cam- niEht m the school gymnasium CRANFORD — ect and other future downtown i; mary for the board of freeholders. .said,-.'' •.••.••• ..•' .'• .•'..••'•' • . unavoidable additions; Corvelli. Also to be determined is the paign and, if elected, I would do my best1.0.serw Hie doors will opon ul (J,JO Transportation, traffic and park- development. borough's capital budget, which Kowalski, known to local residents as "B.J.," P.m., and the auction will begin at ing in the downtown will be the also met personally with each all the people of Union County," she said. b Kathleen Miller Prunty, direc- has been set at about $800,000 was selected by party leaders at a gathering P.m. Admission is S8 and subject of some expert scrutiny, tor of. the Downtown department head. Monday night.. She will join Plainfield resident In recent years, the support of the county "We went over it line, by for the year. me udes 25 tickets, toffee, te.i and in the coining months, thanks'to Management Corporation, has and fellow newcomer Adrian Mapp and incum- Democratic organization has been tantamount cookies. 1 a ..pair, of .'grants recently said the Transit Village .study line," said Corvelli. "The past "We have yet to hash out bent Dan Sullivan on the party-line ticket. to winning the freeholder election. ;Ihe nine- three months, that's all we've how it's, going to be spent," said member board.is now made up exclusively of, For tickets, call Maivanne t obtninedby the township..- shquld be a way for the township. Incumbents Lewis Mingo Jr. and Mary Mason at (9081 276-755,") Las't' fall, the township to give more concrete form to the been doing." David, who added that he will . Ruotolo have, elected not to run for re-electjon. Democrat*. .' , ' JI - ; A Perm Jersey Advance, Inc. newspaper He added that the borough be advocating for a large por- learned it had been named a broad recommendations made in A professional writer and educator whose The last Cranford resident to serve on the .Transit- Village, a 'designation the Downtown Vision Plan. NJN Publishing ©2004 • did not dip deeper than usual tion of that money to be allocat- work has been published in The Chronicle, Speaker addresses m county board was actually a Republican, U that brings with it special access Vollmer will begin work once into surplus, but that it was not ed for road repairs. Kowalski . serves on the Cranford Public Force, who held the post (luring the 1990s. women investors W.-r*m Published every Thursday by NJN easy to keep the budget this Corvelli said he expects the to state agencies for downtown it has established a fee with the. planning, along with $200,000 to Department of Transportation/ Publishing (USPS136-800) .•..'. capital budget to be determined : v CARWOOD -- Steua.t A low. Staff requests had to be ..he used for data collection and' •301 Central Ave., Clark, NJ 07066; denied or cut back, along with more formally within the next Hitter, senior vice president ol Froni that point, it should take a : analysis. : • •' ••' little less than a year to produce Second Class postage paid at equipment purchases that few months.. . investments for -.;Wachovia ; • Now, the township, along with the final report. . :• . ..• ;.'.'. Cranford; NJ POSTMASTER: Also, slated for further olis* St'ciirities in Westfield, will be would have raised the budget Test scores suggest some gap Ladies Night Out is Wednesday the •'•• Department. ;•••... of. please send changes to NJN hosting a complimentary invest- In addition, . the township significantly. . , cussiori: is an addition to the Allison Lentz, right, and Anne Wliin of Craniford check out some of^he mariy raffle and door prizes Transportation' and consultant Publishing Fulfillment office, PO ; spent in the- district, and what, ment, seminar titled, "The Biggest. •recently>'• learned. it has -be.en'" . The borough is also request- police; department, as. the (Continued from page A-1) lower on the GEPA and the High and prizes that will be available at Project Homes of Cranford's uppoming "Ladies Night Out" Vollmei:- Associates, has estab- awarded a $12,000 Smart Future Box 699, Somerville, NJ-08$76i' . detectives are currently being. School Proficiency Assessment, impact that has on- student por- ^Mistakes Women Investors:Make ing; extraordinary municipal 1 fundraiser. The event will be held 6:30-10:30 p.m. Wednesday at the Galloping Hill Inn, Union. The lished a scope: of work.for how grant from the state. . ••. Subscription rates, by mail, one''•' . were much more, similar. About (HSPA) than white students dur.-, (brmance... ".'.- . .,-.-.': • and How to Avoid Them ,'-' 7 p.m. $35 fee per person includes buffet, dessert, wine and soda. Also available will be a raffle of gra- . aicl from the state, which will housed in an outside trailer. : that money-should.be used.. ;',• That'grant, which was applied iyear within Uniort County $25, out notify the borough if it qualifies David said lie is beginning the ,15 percent of black students ing 2002-2003. .'•' ; : :'". "The assumption is; that the: Tuesday at The . Wostwood. The., cious gift baskets. This event;began five years ago with the idea that women in Cranford could longer a student has'been.in. ovir seminaris geared towards tho spe- •The study will focus on four for back in 2002, also \yill: be .of county $28,; out of state $30, . around June, David said. process of establishing: a com- scored partially; proficient on lan- Eighth grade Hispanic st-u- assist needy families while at the same time having an opportunity to bond with their friends and main areas: parking .and circular 1 district, the better the student cific investment concerns women, used, to study parking in the To subscribe call V800-300-9321, "It's now a sit: arid wait,' he mittee to review possibilities.. . guage arts, compared to 7.4 per- -dents actually scored higher than neighbors; Local merchants generously donate gifts and gift certificates to use as raffles and door tion issues in the downtown, will do on the assessment. That share, and shows howwomen can' prizes; Martin Jewelers Is providing everyone who attends with a special gift of jewelry. Also, a downtown. According to the •said about-the possible funds.; : He added that .while there cent of white students..On the their white 'counterparts in . improvements, to pedestrian and grant application, the money will science portion, 7.7 percent of Language-. Arts', with, only .-18.8. may be an assuinptioni we'Il-see," take greater control .of their, indi- main event sponsor this year is (he Cranford branch of Commerce Bank. To reserve a spot at the He added that officials would still needs to be a lot of plan- Leschuk said. . '.'•.•• vidual-finances. .'•..- .-;•;• eyent, call Lisa at (908) 276-4288 or email phcranfQrd@aol,com. bicycle safety, revit.a-lizat.ion of, be used to hire a consultant >vho ning done before.--'the .'borough black students scored partially percent scoring partially profi- the train station plaza of North ' - .Despite .: the disparities,. ."Women., have, traditionally will, analyze the' raw parking proficient, compared tp 7.3 per- cient compared to 26.7 percent of 1 can break ground on n project Hispanic students in the .district, been.neglected when-.-it conies to Avenue, and . the; feasibility' of data collected by township staff: cent of white students.. white.students in thaUowest'cat-' commuter jitney, service. •':.. .-• - .of that magnitude, the'council • generally scored higher than • financial education," said Hitter. arid volunteers, provide various 'DON'T The figures come with some egory ; ' ' In particular, the study is may begin preliminary ^york Hispanic students statewide, and .."One of the most important'tools . models for changesi to. the rate" , this year. :...:•, ..'' . •' . .•': caveats, especially . since the '.- But in Mathematics, 58.8 per- intended to .help Cranford (leal. structure, and review the park- • REGLAZE IT! $249 cent of Hispanic.students scored other- Hispanic'students attend-• for any investor is knowledge, and 'nights are planned •;., Still to be detor.mined is the numbers are so small. In fact, ing schools in the same district with.existing needs buta.ls.o-take ing management' system in' an only 13 black eighth-gi'aders took partially proficient,- while only that is why I am providing this 1 We also do :W/COUPON'.' impact the county budget and ; factor;...group. —. a- state-deti'r- . .Upcoming "Meet ; tho Woglom... Incumbents. Rita Veca Ruenip and C.arla. Gabriel. •'. steps- to. plan for the transporta- effort.to improve efficiency..'; • Sinks, Tile, Tub rogularly $325 ; the tests in, the last school year. -30.6. percent of white students free, -educational., seminar for the local Board of Education mined. sqcioeconomic categpry,' 1 Candidates" events .have .been, and Cheryl Carbpne are not seek- • Runiiing for the two. years Surrounds And the minority populations at. were-in that category. -. . .n .,'. .. budget will have on borough Other Onion County- school dis- announced in both Cranford and ing re-election. •• ..'•.•••• remaining oil an unexpired term & Color other grade''levels; and in previ- ' On the eighth-grade science Grou])s froni women's clubs and •Kenilworth in an effort to' help . The evcnt.is.open to the public, are incumbent- Antonio ' Pugliese; taxpayers: ' . ' ;• . • tricts in.the same district factor : Travel Charge ous years, were often so small, . test;.41.2 percent of .Hispanic stu- .; organizations as well as individual., .voters be more.prepared for local and residents will have an.oppor- 1 group' include Hillside, Garwood, and challengers Yvette Turner Mhy Apply .'. "From a municipal perspec- that the data.was. not 'reported, to dents Scored below, -proficient-, investors .are encouraged to attend, ..school.board elections April 20. . tunity to aslc questions of the.'can- and Maria Cristiano Anderson." : DONATE A CAR tive, I think, we've-done a really compared to 27.1 percent ol .Rainva.Vy and Roselle. ... '. • . . prevent any. individual-.student '-. Occupations and- education the seminar. Tickets are free, but In Granford, the candidates didates.. . -.' • . Thomas DiB.ella, who had filed www.oaslornrofinisfiing.com good job iii keeping the rate as white students. • : •••••-.•". Support NJ Animal Rescue from being identified. levels, of borough residents, space is limited. forum will be held 7:3.0. p,m. In Kenilworth, the event.-will, to run, has withdrawn his peti- low'as-possible' for. the upcom- Also, the reported scores of dif- . Hispanic students in : For more information and to March 30 at Council Chambers EASTERN REFINISHING CO. • 800-463-1879 income, population density, and he held 7:30.p.m..March:-25 in.the tion. . • •:''.'• ... Tax Deductible .-..Mi'-: ESS 2E .. COUPON EXPIRE'S 3/31/04 ing yoar," said David- ferent racial groups include the KenilwOrth also scored lower on request, tickets, call Ritters senior located in the municipal building. David Brearley Instructional •As in Cranford, residents will the: HSPA test, taken in "1.1 th unemployment-and poverty rates performance of special education contributed to the district's factor marketing,, coordinator, Rosie The event is co-sponsored by the Media Center. The .event' is co- be. able to ask questions of the students. With as few as 13 stu-.grade! Slightly less than 10- per- DeSimone, at. (908) 789-7327, Cranford League of Women ; 1-800-293-7490 . group.determination. '. sponsored by the Harding School candidates, V . : dents in a group, the presence of cent of -white .students scored Voters, the College Women's Club FfO, Brearley Middle School PTO 1 "This forum has proven to be a |/[ Tax Forrns & Receipts Produced Your Environmental Headquarters special education students could partially'proficient in Language. Kenilworth struggled with low- Talk discusses legal of Cranford and -the- Cranford and. Brearley. High School PTO. . '-.. valuable tool, for members of the • Vacuums drive the average results down- Arts, while 38.9 percent of scores across the board in the Parent-Teacher Council. Running for the three available Kenilworth community in their, FREE Pick-up within 24 hours ward. • . Hispanic students were in that 2.002-2003' school year, and problems of immigrants . Running for the three'.open three-year terms on, the' efforts to make, the qriticial deci- > Sewing Machines category. administration .and faculty seats on the Cranford Eparci of . Ehriair [email protected].• www;autosalvation.com • • Outdoor Power Equipment THE However small the numbers . CRANFORD — A luncheon Kenilworth Bo.ard of Education sions regarding the education of' might seem, Superintendent In Mathematics, 36.1 percent changes, closely followed, last -.program.on solving the legal prob- 'Education-..'are incumbent. Mary are incunibents-Mark LoBello and Kenilworth students," said • Janitorial Supplies Lawrence Fcinsod said that he is of white students.scored partially year's'poor performance; lems of,immigrants will be: held Catherine .Sudiak and newcomers Claudio -Canipanella and chal- .Superintendent' Lloyd Leschuk/ • Air and Water Purification taking them seriously. • proficient, compared to 55.6 per-, 11:^0 ..a.m' Sunday at Cranford ' Jill Brown, Barbara Fisher, Cathy lengers"- Thomas P. Mannix, "We look forward to.an informa- Equipment COMPANY "Each class has a'personality cent of Hispanic students in that, I'nited-Methodist Church, located Morgese, Jacky Ryan and Robin • Gregory Westbrook,, E. Scott; tive evening:" ' . . . onto itself," Feinsod said. "We category. at Walnut and Lincoln avenues. analyze the results and we take a Other racial and ethnic.groups : Speaker Joyce Antila Phipps ROOFING SALES • SERVICE • PARTS look at'tho strengths and weak- in the district' are sufficiently will discuss how Ij]l Ceiitro Hearing is underway on The Mews nesses within, the results and we small that nd'data was reported.. Hispanomerieano assists immi- Cape Cod $2,500 10O Off RESIDENTIAL OR COMMERCIAL always have an eye ' towards And; the same caveats .about the women grant's with their legal-problems By LAUREN TRAINOR r«|iiests a nuniber of variances, sultant testified'at the March 10 improvement. Even .when the Bi-Level $2,700 Any . small size of the tested Hispanic . and finding jobs and housing. THE CHKONH-'I.K ~~ ^ " including, a use variance. But offi- , meeting, though her report was not results are quite high" -*- as they • population apply., • (Continued from page A.-V The event is sponsored by the cials are-hopeful'that the concur- immediately available afterward.. . Split Level $2,900 Roofing Job \ Common vacuum are for the district's, general stu- Superintendent Lloyd United Methodist Women. A free GARWOOD -The Planning rent application with, the state to . The board is set to continue the dent- population —- "we have to Leschuk. said that, the district, is cd together to sort of help, each will offering will'be collected. For . Board begmi hearing an applica- . designate the industrial section as hearing at 8:15 p.iii. Wednesday, Price includes: removal of two layers of Old shingles', dumpsters, complete clean:: . . ; up. 25 yr. shingles and all paper and perrnits. •. •-.'•'-.. . cleaners release them; ask, 'How can we do belter?'"- . . currently reviewing the data to other out." -.. •••'.•'. .more information,'call 1908) 276- tion March 10 for a major residen- a redevelopment zone, will elimi- after the regularly scheduled meet- In Kcntl'.vorth, . where determine the origin of the test- "We're in tho club because we Q931S, '.-•'.. . ' ' - : tial and retail space proposed along nate the need for a use variance ing. ' ' "' ' CARLSON BROS. 9OB-272-1260 Miele traps them. Hispanic students make up the ing trends. One set of .data want to do these things, because . Westfiekl border, and the hearing is vote. . largest; minority population, administrators are-examining is we want to be. involved,'' added scheduled to continue next week. A report filed the , b\ those students generally scored. the length of time students have Raimi. Marx, the club secretary.. Scholarship applications The project, known as "The Development. Review Committee Dust mite feces and other allergens such 1 Upcoming events include a are due shortly Mews,' calls for 44 townhouses, 40 notes that under current zoning as snioke.bacteria, and mold spores, Women's History Celebration at apartments,' -and about 20,000 regulations; the project' would need can become airborne when you use an the Cranford Public Library on .The Cranford. Jaycees are square feet of retail space to be a number of variances in addition accepting applications for this'. built oil .North Avenue ajid ordinary vacuum cleaner, these arid March 27, where club members to the use'variance — especially foi Florida Seat Sale will read-biographies of women year's Cranford Jaycees Chestnut Street, at the.site of the the scant front and side yard-set- othe; dangerous fine particles can't . Fmm Newark in history to groups of elemen-. : Sclvolarship.Awards:These awards abandoned Thomas & Betts prop- backs .proposed by the application , tary school students'. are. available, to all high school erty. Proposed along with the plans . . In his review of the application escape the Mieje's Hepa Filter and seniors residing in Cranford. Also on. tho agenda is.a career are 239 parking spaces on the same ...police chief'.Dennis Lesak recom- Sealed System"•', a Miele exclusive. . CRANFORD - — Applications tract of land. '.. [ ' mended that an expert traffic fair in conjunction with tlic are now available through the Teclmofilles, at-which community . : The application, filed by, devel- study be conducted to evaluate the Cranford High School guidance oper Garwoo.cl'North, : :LLC • impact of the project. A traffic -con- One* way . members will discuss non-tradi- office, the Cranford Library, or at- |- taxes tional careers, for. young women Cranford Corner at Crisanti in fields related to science, math- Shoes. anything else is a compromise Petersburg/Cleanvater ematics, computers and govern- Moh.lTuea.lThurs. ment service. For additional information call Mark Mayer, Jaycees Scholarship 908*232#5723 Old'FashionedQuality and Service Flyblow! • Members, will continue, to Chairman, at 276-1462. StreetFairs. inentor younger students- when In addition, the Cranford Closed Wednesday and Sunday 224 ELMER STREET •WESTFIELD they visit the eighth grade girls vwvw.etpetersen.coiii Ft. Lauderdale Junior Woman's.Club is accepting at Hillside Avenue School in scholarship applications. 12 High-Quality Street Fairs & Craft Shows Mon./WedJFri. April and have arranged a .forum from Any graduating senior who is a Throughout New Jersey's Finest Towns FLY NOW! .One way for graduating female students to resident of Cranford and will be ••• taxes seek advice and assistance in continuing their education at an their transitions to college from accredited institute of higher Westfield • Cranford • Short Hills / . Cranford High School alumni. •USA 3000 www.USA3000.com learning — two-year or four-year Nlillburn • Springfield • Red Bank •—• : T~7 1 s I-.S77-USA-JOIK) Supervisor of Academic college, secretarial,'trade, nursing, Affairs Eileen Dachnowicz, who or technical school — is eligible to (partial listing of towns) SALE FAIlf R[QUIRFM[HTS All Ijms are liisoil on one:',vav IIJVEI Tickets .lie ranielunil.il)lp-,in;i IVJV |i.j r^t:i 'J- .'. •••:.• ot'SaO founded the club, said, that since receive this one year education' 1 US !.««, ilil SO! mcli/ilf l-llrU viM-iil.tJ" Ol S3'll).toi OJCll Seijinulll Ol IW illllt'Liiy F.iliiS M ml :i. |-;i,1- •,;• |... Jlj-.ii i\ :;..;•! |.,i;i,'-:i- the group's inception in 1.994, the grant. Crafters • Artists • Vendors • Entertainers focus has changed from more of a The committee makes its schol- Call 908-654-1400 for FREE Exhibitor's Kit Meyer&Depew support network to a more arship selection based primarily activist entity. on a student's record of volunteer "It used to be more psycholog- service to the community, school [email protected] • www.StreetFairs.org installed Dad's system Cover Yourself ical," Dachnowicz said, as mem- and other organizations. Academic From Embarrassment. bers examined ways women ' achievement may be considered in 1968. That's why. could feel more comfortable but is not necessarily a criterion Sign up for Free Checking wilh Overdraft Privilege"' now. about themselves in school. for theaward. NDRI:A Get they're installing Ever bounce ,i chock by .undent? Well now you'cm .ivoid the enil)iirrassnienl and hiisslo! With our PLUMBING PROBLEMS Because of the path those ini- Scholarship'applications can be 1 'A convenient Overdraft Privilege, service- ,* your overdrawn cherks will be covered lor up to $400 on FREE-CHECKING $ 95 tial women paved, she said, these obtained at the Cranford Public mine today. ) j accounts and up to $700 on all other eligible, personal checking accounts. You'll not only save time and trouble — days club members already feel Library and the Cranford High savings while more empowered to take action you'll also save on charges from retailers for returned 1 hecks. How much does this peace of mind cost:' Not a dime FIXED FOR 19. * School Guidance Department. CHIROPRACTIC PHYSICIAN until you actually use your Overdraft Privilege; then all you pay is our regular overdraft charge." and change their environment. Applications-must be received by WE'RE DOING THIS TO WIN YOUR BUSINESS! Doty agreed. "I feel like today April 2. Details on submission are the heat is on! That comment isn't unusual from our clients For more And think whnl you'll save wilh FREE CHECKING! women feel like they can make a included in the application. Chiropractic is a safe and effective form oj health care that focuses on the than fifty years we've installed, maintained and upgraded • No monthly service charges • Unlimited check writing • No excess check tees Upgrade or Install your home You'll be so pleased difference," she said. boily's natural ability'to heal itself through the control of the nervous healing and cooling systemsfor hundreds of families that • No activity, transaction or per-item fees • 'iO free checks to start • TIIEhjnkiVd healing or cooling system before with our Fast Chiropractor speaks system. Chiropractic care is beneficial to people of all ages, from infants havft grown and branched out into new family units. And March 15,2004 with no payments when the time cornea for the next generation homeowners Cover yourself with FREE CHECKING with Overdraft Privilege - plus a FREE T-SHIRT. & Friendly to the elderly. ('all today to find out what chiropractic can do for wit. at Cranford library lo make their decision on home nesting or cooling, Opc,n your FREE CHECKING account with Overdraft Privilege at our nearest branch today On-Time Service, Foundation or Interest (or 6 months." CRANFORD — Dr. Andrea J. the family recommendation has beert; Meyer & Depew. and get your free T-shirt while supplies last. Or call 1-877-tSI-DANK for more information. Quality Workmanship iContinued from page A-l) Sciarrillo, local chiropractic physi- For the treatment of: & Guaranteed Technical Specialities: ty groups, associations, philan- cian, will present an informal lec- Call 1-800-246-4342 S«e wore comments like these at www.meyer-depew.com Satisfaction... thropists ancl citizens," ture titled, "Live Healthy With l.mv Hack Pain Ask For Ext. 21 and click on "references." Then call us for a no-obllgatJon Arthritis Diversified Chiropractic," at the Cranford For qunliliod rosidonlial cuslomors only, VaW Ihiougli. March 15, review ofyour home heating and cooling options. . Superintendent Bill Murphy Active Release /ART said. Community Center 8 p.m. HtfiKlllCllL'S 20W. Conlwcl musl bo s«)nod piior.lo March IS. 20O4. Ollors WE BELIEVE Tuesday. The lecture will explore Carpal Ti|nnel Activator Methods may bt) changod or cancollcd nl any limo without prior nolico. Nol "We have a lot of industry valkl for provioiia installations. Cannot bo combiViod wilh any olhor SIBank&Trust Pediatrics We've built "generations of comfort, generations of trust" YOU'LL BECOME coming in and it gives them an the basics of chiropractic treat- Sacral Occipital / SOT Moyor & Dopow ollors. THE bank for you. ment and philosophy and high- Sports Injuries one home at a time for over five decades, let us help you opportunity if they want to give, Ueccptor-Toinis / NIMMO •inlorasl accumulates Irom Iho dato p| Iho chargij; II tialanco is A CUSTOMER light chiropractic's place in some Sciatica paid in lull during the option poriod. Iho accumulated inlorosl is start your own family tradition. tjj; Member PDIC and specifically to education," Cox l-'lexion-Distraction \i\ wwwisibk.com mnjor health issues of today. unit much more:.. waivod. II balance romains on llw) account at Iho ond ol Iho option FOR LIFE Lewis said. poriod, Iho custom musl pay Iho accumulalod inloresl. BRICK EAST BRUNSWICK HOWEU LAKEWOOD SILVERTON The foundation is one step Sciarrillo, a native of Cranford, 120 |,!I Kouli-'IN • I Kli'. 70 • .'l()()Hixi|«-rAviv received her bachelor's degree toward rounding out the bor- Office Hours www.nieyer-idapaw.cain EAST BRUNSWICK JACKSON LAKEWOOD SPRINGFIELD Dr. Andrea J. Sciarrillo CLARK r Service ^===— from Douglass College, Rutgers .. I (HMR. iril.inKo.nl IlIk Ml llll'rt(.i\illrill||i' '.1 t i MjilKun Aw rij Milll.lum A\t;. . ough's education program, and 301 North Avenue linst Lewis said she is pleased with University. She then went on to CRANFORD EAST BRUNSWICK KENILWORTH MARLBORO TOMS RIVER receive her doctor of chiropractic CranfordCran, , NJJ 07010 6 Monday 8am~l2pm 4~Hpm 10-IVV.ilnulAw). ,»J7Kiiulc1HS • •i;'()Hiiuli-v.inl .1-1; til mil1'IN- l-IOt) I U«>|H'r Av<>. ^Professional* the progress that has transpired over the past few months. from New York Chiropractic (at the comer of North & Arlington) Wednesday 8am~ 12pm 4-8pm OVOKIMII IVivili^i1 isa y'rvid'in.irk ol.SliiiiiL .mil Asyw i.ilrs I..I1. ' • • . • Richard Bogda - Master.Plumbers License #09897 Thursday . 4~8pm 1 1 1 1 1 "I was elected to the Board of *J0 il.iy w.liliil|$ |kf iod on till nnv ill (TitiiiLs .nut sun)* ivMru liuni (i|iply. Subjw I lo ,i|>pitiv,il. Nol .iv.iil.ilili. lo minou under III yciK.ol .i^o. // It. /jjniiru'rvi", Iht ri|»hl In tlisiunlinu tin u 1 l 1 Contact Sciarrillo's office at Fiiclay 8am~l2pm ()vtt(bft l'rlvil(^'' lo ('.nil ill. ))) lliatvuuild IUMIIJ tin i)vJr(lr,ilt on ynur ,i< (omit. I lovM'vVr. OIL (hinkwill IM> |MI'(I iind you will MH't'lvo a nollcn. Education one year ago," said (908) 272-5400, to receive more Phone: 908.272.5400 () .12pm 800-386-4897 Lewis. "It's been a pretty long am 309 Lafayette Avenue • process. We've been keeping on information about this lecture or 1-877-4S1-BANK www.sibk.com *m will fix any problems up to $107. FOR $19.95 Dispatch fee or $39.95 Is udditlonul any of her upcoming lectures. O2001 S'eHcc MesslonaK Inc. top of things and we've been plugging along." March 18, 2004 A-4 Cranford Chronicle Cranford Chronicle Coiinty recycling day Police Log REBEL

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CRANFORD — The County of herbicides, solvents, thinners, fire Two alleged crack users were women Union will sponsor, a recycling arrested at 11:23 p.m. March 8after extinguishers, motor oil and oil fil- Three women with careers in event March 27 so Union County their car broke down on the Garden cleanup ters, gasoline; batteries, thermo- different fields will be the featured residents can get rid of household State -Parkway, and the driver stats, fluorescent bulbs (unbro- speakers at the Women's History Club notes special waste and old automobile approached nil officer for help, said ken), and mercury switches. Month Celebration of the Cranford tires in an environmentally proper Only materials in original or police; •••••.-:, ... Warinanco Chapter AARP meeting March 26 manner. The collection will take Lloyd Williams, 39, of North labeled containers will be accept- Young people from REBEL at Lincoln School. Green Thumb Club place from 8 a.m.-2 p.m. at the : Brunswick, approached Officer ed- ;.. •••' •'•',. • • /•"• ••: • . (Reaching'Everyone'by Exposing Describing the experiences of' ; Centennial Avenue Pool, Latex (water-based) paint and Zsak; on Centennial Avenue and plans trip to gardens Lies), the youth-led "anti-tobacco' women in the world of business will All residents of Union County told him that his car broke down y empty cans will not be accepted. 'be'.Diane MatWs of Roselle, nide- The Green Thumb Garden Glub . are eligible to participate at no near Exit 136 on the Parkway. program, are joining thousands They should be disposed of with pendent sales director, for Mary of pranford is hbsting.a bus trip to . : According to police, the officer of others across the country who •cost.. '.' .. ;.. •; '\ ''. Vv •'•'• ;.'... •••/, the regular garbage. Leftover latex Kay Inc. . . '.:..'.- _ . ; Longwopd. Gardens in Kennett; • "The special hoiisehbld waste .noticed ' that. Williams seemed are taking part in Kick Butts paint can be air-drie.d or, to hasten .: From the field of government Square, Pa. on April 18. recycling program is increasingly impaired, but he rwas not able 'to • Day, a natiomvkle initiative that the drying process, kitty litter will-be Crajiford Deputy Mayor The bus will depart from important to —•———-—- and/or newspa- determine at the time the root of makes teens the leaders in the his apparent intoxication. effort to stop youth tobacco use. Ann Darby, whp will discuss her Orange Avenue Pool Complex ift Union County per can be added Cranford at 8 a.m. and will return •This is a great opportu- When Zsak and Williams As part of. Kick Butts. Day, experiences in public service. residents as we to hasten the there at appro)dmately 7:15 p.m,- Agastronomicextravaganza returned to the car, Williams was REBEL students will be clean- And representing volun.teerism. become more nity to recycle up to eight drying, v The cost for the bus and admission Mrs. Barbara Gallagher's third grade class in Saint Michael School conducted an international 'i placed1 under arrest and charged will be Lynette Lee-Villanueva, aware of the '"This is a'-..' ing up. Warinanco Park in to the gardens is $30 per person. All: tires and dispose .of old cookbook project recently. Each child In 3B Interviewed a family member about a recipe that was with the possession of narcotic ' associate state director of the New need for proper •great opportuni- a tradition in the family. The childrem shared the recipes and wrote reports about how they were Elizabeth/Roscl.le from 3:30-1 ;30 checlcs must be received by April; containers that are clut- ' paraphernalia (a crack pipe) and p.m. Wednesday.-.March 31. , Jersey AARR . • '•''• disposal of haz- ty to recycle up to : passed down from generation to generation. Best of a|l, the children cooked, baked, boiled and The,meetingWill begin 10 aim.. io.-.. . ,:•;.• .. •.•;. .;- .••,•'•'.-i ardous - items eight tires and the use of. a controlled dangerous throughout the year, these tering up the basement or fried the international treats and got to sample them all. Among the tasty morsels were fried in the school gymnasium, located at Tickets can be reserved- by call-, that are found dispose of old. substance. • :. :- ' • .... young,advocates take part in a the garage, or taking up plantains, pigeon peas arid curried rice from the Caribbean, Viennese crescent cookies, Spanish the /corner of . Lincoln and ing Elaine Traynor at (908) 276- around the containers that . His: •'. passenger,. Lucille variety. of activities to protect rice, churros and bunuelos, Irish Soda bread, lasagna and tarelles from Italia, caldo verde from Centehnial avenued in Cranford. 3765. ;•. ••/'•••..:•";-•":. .;;•..:;.. home," said space under the. kitchen are cluttering up Portugal, Hungarian letcho, and icebox cake and gingerbread cookies from the good old US of A. Hornbuckle, 32, of Newark," was other youth' from tobacco, includ- ; also arrested and charged with .pos- ing working ''with elected offi- Members of the Crane's Ford DAR who entertained veterans at Lyons Medical Center Include, .The public is invited.. \\ • F r e e h d 1 d e r sink.":..;• ; / v,' .•••' the basement or Chairman Angel the garage, or session of narcotic paraphernalia •'. cials to develop- policies that from left: Chapter Regent Barbara Krause, Service to Veterans Committee Chairman Matfis Hiking club plans G.Estrada."The Sullivan taking up space and use of a controlled dangerous reduce youth tobacco use and Se'rafin, Bonnie Cierkbwskl and Heleri Van Gefder, all of Cranford; Judy S|qrsenj of Hillsborough; VIA works on book cliib a number of outings . substance.' Additionally,-; she', was Bonnie Turner of Mountainside; and Betty Duckworth and Peg Campbell of Cranford. end. result is under /the .exposure,to secondhand smoke safer homes and a cleaner enyi- A new flavor arrives in the area charged, with hindering her own . and donations to needy The Union County Hiking Club kitchen sink'," said Freeholder Dan •arrest, after she tried to identify . and.educating.their.peers about has scheduled tile following activi>- : ronment for our families and our Sullivan. "Our homes become By BRAD BISHOP chicken and 10 different varieties and -Cordon. Blue with chefs Paul tobacco companies', deceptive. •'•'- The 'GFWC Cranford. Village neighbor;s." , • ,: • . '..'/.]• •'.''.'..••' herself to police as a different per- ties, • For - a complimentary six safer once they are rid of haz- of pasta dishes..lie.said many of Bucous and Paul Prudpmme. Sotto : Improvement Association held- 1 . STAFF WRITER : . • : ...••.•. . . marketing practices. , • -: . J)AR chapter saliites veterans Pre-registration is not required ardous and combustible waste. ' son'. ..' '• .••••-. •.-•'• •'•'.•• ' month schedule, call; (908) 527- La Spezia's recipes, are traditional; said many, af his ideas-were, devel- ; According-to;,Tyeast Edmond, its monthly.meeting March 9 at for this spedal collection. All that A complete list of the materials ' WESTFIEEI)'•'=TTnewlHliaiv ""ope'd '"•' over '""fh'e"" course" "'of'Savpls"' he--mcnibers---'of- pg y "B:Gr~ Fields . in Westfield. •4900': . • •• '.; •• : .'.-. •-;•.• Christy Seccamanio, ,21, . of..' coordinator pf.the Union County . !i : March 20: Pyramid Mountain,' residents need to do.is drive to the thatwiil be accepted March 11 is restaurant, owned, and operated the .Crane's. Ford Chapter of the DAR- got to . erans who were able to attend. After the. per-. President: M.arjorie.. Bowman having been developed and refined ' ' through Italy, France and Spain. . Warren, was arrested at :12:44a.nL . chapter of REBEL, "Kids are Montville. The leader is. Micky.' site with their household special' available at the Union County by a five-star chef, held its grand Lyons Medical Center to celebrate the National formance refreshments; were sei-ved, and each pi-esided. . ' •; ..-.,''. of the course of his 26 years wort . The restaurant is a BYOB March 11 after she allegedly drove . exposed to many harmful things Siegel, (201) 797-7054. The group Waste and automobile tires. Bureau of Environment .Services opening Monday night. Salute to Hospitalized Veterans the week of Feb. ' veteran received a Valentine's. Day heart filled On March 4,. volunteers from ing as a chef. establishment, but Sotto said La away from the scene of an accident. ; and tobacco is definitely one of . will'meet .at 10 a.m. at the Pyramid Workers at the site will unload the web. site at .w\vw.iicnj.org/oem, • La -Spezia, which' features. fine. •14; Mavis. Serafin, a WW.II U.S. 'Navy.'veteran", with candy plus a special Valentine prepared by the, club met at Hillside Avenue ' "My focus, is. a personal touch Spezia has a delivery agreement, -.••• When police received a call them.'This clean-up will signify Mountain Visitor's Center parking' vehicles. . . The household special waste Northern Italian cuisine in an ele- and.'the' chairman.of the chapter's Service .to. Jucli.tlx Sjursen, a member of the Crane's Ford. School to be .a-part of the. /with food, and a personal dedica- with the nearby Town and repotting an. accident on North- '. that REBEL members in Union lot for a five-mile moderate hike pii There is a limit of eight auto- collection will be held rain or gant, casual atmosphere, is located Veterans .Committee, arranges a.special party. -. Chapteiv • ' '.'• •". . .- ' .- • Governor's Book Club Program tion to the customer," Sotto said, Country Winery which allows cus- Avenue, near Lincoln Avenue in County are unified in : their the orange trail along the reservoir mobile tires-(without rims) per shine, for Union County residents at 338 South Ave. • East,', and is. Serafln has -.been- a service representative- at The National Salute to Iiospitalized Veterans under the chairmanship of 1 noting'that all items on his menu tomers to order wines from . the. which a vehicle (led the scene,'they-. belief that .tobacco is destroying ; and then up to Tripod Rock,; There; household, This is a household only, and not for businesses; Proof owned by chef Ed Sotto. Its name are cooked to order, not pre-cooked •table; This. feature allows Sotto, Lyons for the past nine years. . •,". . '.'• >yas established as: :an official VA program in 'Andrea Augustyn. Grades K-3 of Union County residence is searched the area-for the'alleged. . our 'environment and polluting is a 20-mihute restand snack time. recycling event (no businesses), . comes from a town in .Northern. asm some restaurants. • ' who has been honored in the past This year's party was extremely successful. A March 1978.. The purpose of the program is to will be a part of this monthly required. .-•-.- ••••.'•. . getaway car. They didn't have to the.places that young kids play." . at the rock. Call tlie leader for addi- ... Household special waste Italy - which, '. sits on the for his wine lists, to offer an excel- well-known local harpist and; regent of .the pay tribute to and express appreciation for activity. ' ' •..-. La Spezia is Sotto's. fifth ven-. search far,, \ •-.'-. , '"Kids' are a powerful part .of. tional' information' or if in doubt ' includes oil-based paint and var- For more information, call the Mediterranean Riviera. • . . ture as a co-owner and his first in lent variety of wines. '.. -. Basking Ridge . Chapter, of 'the .DAR, Mary:' America's veterans... It is also, designed to The International Affairs. nish, antifreeze, aerosol cans, pool Police found Seccamanie's vehi- the solution in reducing youth Elizabeth -Young,' was the featured performer. about the weather. .-•'. •• • • Bureau of Environmental Services The restaurant's lunch menu '.•West-field. He said he is excited to La Spezia is located'.at 338. increase community awareness of the role of vet- Committee continues to accept March 21;. . Eagle. '; Rock • chemicals, corrosives, pesticides, Hotline at (908) 654-9889. ;'' ', cle broken down ..near-McDonald's tobacco use," said Bill Votapek, Barbara Krause, regent of the Crane's Ford.. features sandwiches between ,$7. open a new restaurant in a town, South Avenue East and is open for erans' medical facilities' and: to encourage monetary donations for the edu- Reservation, West Orange. The ' in Ganv.ood,. She was charged'with coordinator of the Comm.unities. Chapter and a soprano vocalist, accompanied the and $9 and entrees between the he says.is on the rise. •lunch Tuesday through Friday: American citizens to visit hospitalized veterans cation of young girls in •Third leader is Bob Hagon, (908) 788- driving while intoxicated, leaving Against. Tobacco 1.CAT) harpist on several.pieces and led patriotic sing- : $10 and $13 range. The dinner "Westfield is where the action between 11:30 a.m. and 2:30 p.m. and become involved as volunteers. World countries. . • ; the scene of an accident, and failure Coalition. "In2004, we are send- alo.ngs with the Veterans.' • • 8360. The group will. meet, at 10; | Campus Notes menu . boasts entrees priced is," Sotto said, "This town deserves" Dinner is available . Tuesday' The'week of Feb. 14 gives all citizens, an Seventeen organizations to display a valid New Jersey insur- ing two important messages — Ten. members of the local Crane's, Ford a.m. at the parking lot with-a view • between $14 and $19. to have a great chef like' me.". through Sunday, and La Spezia' opportunity, to say thank you to more than 3.8 including churches, . nursing of the New York skyline for a brisk^ ance card. youth want the tobacco industry Chapter attended the event, along with Deputy ''This is a place to come for - Sotto. attended the Culinary offers catering services as well. 'million veterans of the U.S. Armed Services who homes, hospitals, humane, soci-. hike of four miles, finishing around" Rachel Ramsey of Cranford Cranford resident Jennifer to stop targeting them with DAR Service Representative Rita Oakes of the gi-eat food at a great' value," Sotto. Institute of America, the New York ' For more information call La. KENILWORTH are cared for every day in medical centers, clin- eties, veteran, homes, homeless noon. Bring water and wear hiking has been named to the dean's list : Westfield Chapter...... :••'''. Loffa has been named to the said. '••••• Restaurant School and French Spezia at (.908) 233-5334.or check ' advertising and they want elect- ics and nursing homes. • . in. Newark,' Crawford. Family boots. Rain or falling snow cancels.' for the faJL semester at Moravian Bnlno Sequeira, of Hillside, was dean's .list for the fall semester Sotto's specialties include pan- Culinary'School. He studied over- the . website; at ed leaders to do more to protect Care and local libraries have •March.' 27: . Tourne .' Park', College in Bethlehem, Pa. arrested after-being pulled over on at Stillman School of Business seared tuna, breaded veal,'grilled seas in France at Robert Burgary them from, tobacco." , •been receiving books,,-clothing, Boonton. The leader is Susan www.laspeziarestaurarit.com. Route 22 at about 1} :53 p.m. March. .'•'•''Ramsey is; a sophomore at Seton Hall University. Tobacco is the second'leading games,' toiletries and. other, Jacobs, (973) 4.02-2555, The group majoring in psychology with a Loffa is pursuing a degree in 10. He was charged with driving-'' preventable cause, of death in necessities via the• Public-Affairs-/ will meet at.10-a.m. for a moderate' minor in music. She has been on finance. ... with a fiuspendod' driver's license the; United States, killing more Bodiaii contributes to Newark site Committee. '•'.-:... ;'• . hike in this beautiful park with a •: the dean's list since.her fresh- CHC program moving to Cranford and giving false information ti) ;i than 400.000 people, yearly. CRANFORD — How. .a memories. In his most recent, he .' were: Everyday Life in Newark's For Easter the club will''fill stream, a lake and other natural man year. Nicholas . John Jenkins of ; pdlice officer. . CRANFORD — If your family Under"" the direction' of Susan parents. . . Every day, more than 4,000 kids Cranford resident's recollections tells about a U.S. History teacher ..• Old Third Ward, Newark During hundreds of tins with cookies beauties,: Steady, rain; cancels. ' •'.' In addition, sophomore Cranford has been named to the He was turned over to the is going through a divorce, separa- Koslowsky, family -life educator, The cost of the. six-week pro- try their first, cigarette; another of life in Newark half a century in San Diego who 'invited her the Prohibition era, The-Empire and candy to be given to 'March 28: South Mountain Jacqueline" jediny was named to president's list for- the fall Hillside Police Department foiu tion or your child.is threatened by children are able to share their gram is $75. Limited, partial- 2,000 become addicted smokers ago became lessons in American third-year students to read his Burlesque Theatre,, and' -the Cranford Family Care, Cranford Reservation, Millbum. The leader • the school's dean's list for the . semester at ' Lenoir-Rhyne unpaid-warrants. is.Jay Iu-afchick, (973) 992-4193. a new relationship, the .'Children feelings and experiences in small — one-third of whom; will die Hall and Cranford Extended fall semester. She is.the daugh- scholarships are available to low- History ijv a. California high.' varied Newark memories and showcase funeral of. the Newark College in Hickory, N.C. Helping Children program offered'. groups. The children engage1 in income'families. The next series of prematurely as a result. Ninety school is the subject of the latest select-''one1 for its,historic value crime boss Longy Zwillman. Care...... ; The-group meets at 10 a-.m. at the ter . of Virginia Jediny of Jenkins maintained a grade- Michael . Chirichollo of- Ijpcust Grove parlcing lot; corner of by the .Center for Women and. artwork, story telling and; group workshops begins the week of percent of smokers start using posting on the Old Newark web- and hand-write •• a . letter to The Bodian entry can be The Cranford VIA meets on' Cranford. " point average of at least 3.9 out Manalapan was arrested after he Gleti Avenue aild Lackawanna Families may be able-to help./' discussion as they learn to. under- . April 19. The exact dates and time. tobacco regularly before.the age site. '..•'.•' .-..-• Bodifm. telling what lessons they accessed on the- Old Newark the' second Tuesday, and. the of 4.0 to earn the honor. . . reportedly tried to gain entry to the Place across from Millburn train, Children Helping Children stand and deal with their emo- will be determined by the enroll- •of. 18. :•'•.'... had learned-. Evening Department meets on Schering-l'lough facility near the The website, oldncwark.com, . website at oldnewark.com under station. -This will be a moderate to (CHC), now in its 10th year, is a. tions and changing family circum- .. the fourth, Tuesday of each ment. ".'..'• rear gate on'South 31st Street. - High school students who' features recollections by former The Old .'Newark memories the Menu Selection category brisk hike of about four miles along unique -support program for chil- stances. • The spring session will be held want more information about, Ncwarkers of life in New .Jersey's were but one of several extra- "Your Newark Memories." The month. .•.•••'• . Police responded to the call from For information about day- dren ages 5 through 17. CHC pro- Parent involvement is key, and at, CHC's how location at Tlio- Schering security and subsequent- joining the Union-County chap- largest, city,: mainly in the years . credit. homework options, but entry is.posted, under: "Newark: , the white trail, following -the ';. THE BIGGEST MISTAKES ••.• ' 'time meetings, call Andrea vides a safe place for children who' the family life, educator works Counseling Center for Human. ly arrested him for possession of ter of REBEL should contact .prior to the 1.9.67 riots. four students selected Bodian General." Railway River past Diamond Mill . • WOMEN INVESTORS .MAKE. • are unavoidably impacted by the closely with parents, offering Development located at 201 cocaine. Ho was transported to the Prevention Links-at (732» 381- Nat Bodian of Cranford, a one memories to write about. ...- • The actual handwritten let-' .Augustyn at (90S) 276-6920; for Pond'to Painters Point and beyond,: break-up of • their.' parents' mar- guidance and 'support Tor separat- Lincoln Ave. East. For.more, call •Union County Jail in lieu of $2500 4100 or log onto the website at time Newark resident .and jour- The topics that.intrigued the - ters'of the: students are posted .evening' meetings, call' Elaine '•The-trail is a little rocky in places, Hamilton at (908) 272-1022. , • AND HOW TO IDENTIFV TlIEM riage or subsequent re-marriage.. ed, divorced, single or remarried (908)322-6007. .' .' . • • • bail. .' '••••.'•. www.njrebel.com. nalist', has. posted more, than 80 four San Diego high schoolers with the Bodian M-cmorv. \ but''suitable for everyone. • •

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Jersey Boy on the Highlands In recent years, there has been a lot of "talk about control-, ling development in New Jersey arid preserving as miich Mike Deak•.;.. I, % , 1° MIKEFELDMAN HELEN LYMBERiS BARBARA RIVERA VICTORIA rCOCHOWSKI JODI WARREN undeveloped land as possible. The main strategy has been to A • . T. Westfleld' y. Westfield Cranford Cranford Cranford ; Visiting from London -.. throw a lot of money at the problem with municipalities, coun- Arirang. meres a goocj ^atmos- For a special occasion, Novita's .! love The Office and the. Garlic I like the Garlic Rose, but I'm going I like.the'MagicGrill in Garwood. I like the Garlic Rose because the ties and the state all going on a land-buying spree. But money So much to do, pnere, good energy, and they put and Chez Catherine, but I don't eat Rose Bistro.— I've never had a to Cervantes right now for lunch It's cheap and not fussy. It's sim- food is a bit different and it's nice. on a good show-and,get the crowd at them often. I eat more "often at' bad meal at. either. I also like the with my rnother. ple. • -.':• ".•-.. '.'••• •••'••. •: .. will not alone solve the problem. going when they cook your food, the Mojave Grill, and the one that I Cranford Hotel. • : ' ' --••. •• .'•' That's why Gov. James McGreevey's ambitious proposal to so little time You always have a little bit of a live at is The Westfield Diner ' : - . ' • V- •'.'• : . create a regional council to regulate development in the wait, but it's worth it. ' :••• •••••• • ••• . '•••/ -. •':••• :. . • . : ••••''•• . .••-. Highlands area — which stretches across much of northern I've got a lot of living to do. New Jersey and supplies drinking water to more than half of There are. a lot of things I've £ ih& state's residents —. deserves: quick action by the haven't done in my life, and I will .

: ; be busy in my remaining mortal Letters to the editor "Legislature. : . •.•.''••'•'••-.• :"••:''. ., ..-/'.•'.'V days on Earth trying to accom- Community colleges are key . The Highlands Task Force finally, reached a consensus on a plish as much as I can of what ; course of.ac&n last Friday.lt is a bold and balanced approach : everybody else has already,;done,.. Ferguson's actions are off target to protecting one of the state's most enyirorimentally sensitive I've missed but on a lot and I. 'areas, and one which is also under the most developmentpres- want to live the rest of my life on • to training state's workforce To The Chronicle: Ferguson says that "marriage dent, that all Men are'. created'. sure. •• . .'• .-. '• ,'..'..•' . •-•.. • ;•• •':.••. ' '•'.''•.•' '••• an equal footing with everyone ' Last week's,editorial, "When between a man and a woman, equal, that;they are endowed by 1 DR. THOMAS H. BROWN Health: Media. • a'ncl Belting •'•Politician's'- Sweat the • -Small • should: be protected...' from their' Creator with -certain: ... At the. center of the task force's.recommendation is the else.: . ;•.;• ;' -. •: v ..V -. I 1 Stuff," ..was right on target. activist judges who ;are now unaliehabie Rights; that among • ;,: identification of a preservation core area between 350,000 and -,. ; For example:- ;. • . , '• .PKEStDK.N't. -'Nl(.)N.i''<)i:NTY(.'iJ!XK(iK . . Industries, . '.'-. '.-••'.- ... ." . Guest • This, system is working to prd- Politicians should quit their, attempting to re-define mar- those are Life, Liberty, and the 390,000 acres. Within that'area the task force is recommend- \ I've never . .been to . South ' Recently,. Gov. ..James. E. Hampton, East Hampton or West . vide New Jersey with a .'well- ..:grandstanding-, on "issues" such riage," . and that "marriage Pursuit of Happiness." •'.'-;•''.•'. .•'•!.• ing stricter rules for CICT^ including regulations for •McGreevey' announced thnt'tljei commentary as gay marriage and indecency in Hampton. I've been to Hampton, trained workforce. In the past two between a man and a woman..; is Ferguson evidently believes steep, slopes, wastewater treatment, buffers and ••wetlands,:-. •State: of New Jersey will merge all . the media and start showing ' a sacred bond protected for cen-; N/.J. though; it's nice. Long Island years' the McGreevey administra- ; thatthis doesn't apply to gay peo- The task force also called for a regional planning council state-run job training programs —- tion, has .invested.$39 million to some leadership on, important turies-'by-Jawy custom, and reli- ple, especially the part about pur- which would create, a regional master plan for the entire • is just too Scary for me. •••. : 27 of them now'.scattered through- my. And lie recognized that the things like universal health care; gious belief." .. •'•••' '•';' • suing happiness, while he is ehti- ; I've never dated a supermodel •train nearly 70,000 vyorkGi/s. But .^Highlands'region! That council would have independent and out several'.state agencies—.' state's 'community colleges, are the. the system can be improved, job creation, and the enormous Funny that' Ferguson didn't tied to beheve; that, his Creator! or an actress on."Baywatch." I did. 1 mandatory authority for planning; zoning and development under a single roof: the state backbone for this .effort. ' The state's 27 .training pro- deficit.' complain . .when the "activist" forbids gays to marry, no'one is,' ', go out, however, one.tinie with a New Jersey's 19 community col- Department; of .Laboiv which will grams each have their own eligi- Ironically, in the same edition , Supreme: Court- inserted itself entitled to . enshrine . in :: the. . enforcement withinthepreservation:area. ].':••:•• •:'••. •girl who- was a member of the be. renamed the Department of leges serve more than 350,000 stu- Another key suggestion is.greater coordination arijong . bility requirements, application • of the paper was a perfect exani^ into.the 2000 election to .-deter-, . Constitution of the United States . Sew What 4-H Club, who once Labor . :. and -.'• . Wb"rkforc<> • dents each; year. Of these, lOO.OOO pie of this grandstanding:, an' mine who should become presi- religiously-based discrimination state agencies to develop a concerted action plan to use all of modeled, a lime green jump suit are taking professional; noiiTcredit. procedures and fiscal calendars. It Development.- ' ; • •can be- very confusing for the.peo- announcement ' from dent. Bqt since God has been against one segment of American- the state's resources to protect the Highlands. training programs, to upgrade : for the benefit of the Gerald Ford This consolidation will-stream-'.. plc-we set out to help ill the first Congressman": •' Mike" Ferguson brought into . this, let's remind society, Shame on, you., Mr, "The task force lias hit a home run in protecting the critical campaign. I just couldn't take life their skills.6r,get. better-jobs. And line bureaucracy, and — more place. .: . • •••''•• : ' . that he's signed; on as a co-spon- ourselves what the. founding Ferguson;. ' .:...: in the fast lane, with her, especial- importantly —. w.ijl make the 50,(100 are eiirolled in Customized, land that provides dean and plentiful water to half the state's The governor's plan to consoli- sor of a constitutional amend- fathers of this nation said: "We BOBPINHEIRO . residents," McGreevey said. "The recommendations break the ly after she played Emily in the state's 'successful job-training pro- Training Grant programs, funded , ment to ban gay marriage. • hold these truths to be self-evi- by the Department of Labor. date, .these-', programs will help the : Westfield decade-long logjam to move forward a comprehensive bold Neshanic Station Playhouse's grams available to more individu- version of "Our Town." . als and businesses than ever Here at Union County College, individuals and business owners • protection plan that is reasonable and just tailored to the Letters to the editor who seek, training — and it will • I've never performed a bungee before. • .••••• we are working with a number of Highlands." .': : : companies in partnership with . help our colleger get the training Letter policy 5 .jump or rode the rapids of the The state has a broad' array'of clone more efficiently . • The protection of the Highlands may, decades from now, be Colorado River; Ever since I got . programs to help workers- at all' state' grants,. These include Letters may be edited for content, brevity, good taste and libel. Letters, should be typewritten . seen; as the McGreevey Administration's greatest achieve- Les Miserables was terrific at GHS a boo-booon my ''knee after falling stages of employment —^ from the' Metropolitan, Health Care of New The Department' of Labor and and include the writer's daytime telephone number for verification, if necessary, ".'' . ment. The same, course of action now needs to be taken in off the monkey bars in first ' high school: graduate looking for a,' Jersey, Trinitas Hospital, and Workforce Development will Send letters toThe C/;/vw;/c/e,301 Central Aye., Clark, NJ, 07066 or fax them to (732) 574-2613. devise a single strategy for work- other .areas of the state, particularly Central Jersey, where a To The Chrpjiicfe: High for helping to bring this-production to grade, I haven't dom\ anything better-paying job, to the working ' Fleet wash where UCC is. training "Everybody raise, a glass..." to the wonderfully fruition. The play could never, have been attempted 1350 employees in suchsubjects as force training in New- Jersey. ; regional.approach to planning is badly needed. riskier than once catch a Softball mother taking' '•career-building talented cast and crew of the Cranibrd High pro- had it not been for your commitment to the. stu- English as a Second Language, Community colleges will remain • • ' ' ' .. •.•''• •' • ' • • • • ' ' ' • classes online to fit her. schedule,, duction of''Les Miserable^." Our family would like dents and your.'acknowledgement that they were with my face. 1 bruise easily. Math,. Computers, Writing, and central to that strategy. We .will I've never shot a gun or. used a to the. Ph.D..adding skills to stay LOWESTI HOURS: MON.-THURS. 9AM-9PM to congratulate and thank all involved for bringing indeed up for the.task. -. . . •'. . : competitive in the new economy. .' Communication Skills. At Lincoln continue: to provide 'interview & SuN< 6pM the wonderful gift of this fantastic, show to our Perhaps the greatest testament to. the success of bow and arrow. I have killed two Mold . & Die. 55 employees are coaching, resume writing, work- FRL SAT >9A M 1OP M 1OAM Gommittee takes deer, however; my weapon of These programs also'help busi- PRICE S • • * * Cranford community.- ••-..- the show was the wonderful turnout at each per- receiving instruction in computer shops; and training that helps-peo- . Not responsible- lor typographical errors. choice was a 1991 Toyota Corolla, nesses ' remain competitive. In aided de-sign, .process analysis, .The talents of our local students are ti;uly some- formance. It was the talk of the town.after the show, addition to providing a higher-, ple energize their careers; Bring In any competitor's Sale items cash •&.carry only. Sale, prices a four-wheel killing machine. I cycle time reduction and comput- : a goodiirsti;tep thing to behold. They enthusiastically embraced and we're sure it-will continue to be for some time. skilled workforce in general, these Gov. McGreevey' has estabV ad of coupon and we will effective 3/17/04-3/23/04. Prices do not this challenging musical, and mastered it. We were It was terrific to see everyone, both young and old, put.crosshairs on the windshield.. ers and at Danline, Inc.. 29 employ-, fohecl concrete job goals for the meet or beat, that price I've never had a romantic programs allow companies to tai- ees are developing skills in. weld- include sales tax.' Beer prices represent : As delays and uncertainty continue to plague Cranford truly overwhelmed by their voices and their amaz- embrace this production and see some of the truly lor training grants to"their specific next five years; Creating 200,000 subject to ABC regulations 24-12 oz. bottles unless otherwise noted.. Crossing, it sometimes seems that Murphy's Law applies ten ing stage presence. We have seen the Broadway wonderful things that.are happening at Cranford encounter in .an airplane, a public ing; English- as a Second new jobs; training 150,000 work- business needs. Customized train- Language, quality measurement times over to municipal redevelopment projects. But the production and enjoyed the music for years, and we High School. • '• . . :.. restroom or a bedroom closet dur- ers; relocating or expanding 50'H870 St. George Ave., Rahway, CVS Shopping Center • 732*381-6776 • FAX 732-381-8008 ing a crowded party at some- ing, grants help companies, train tools and quality control: Cranford Township Committee's decision to designate the law can honestly say that our local stars have uphold Congratulations, once again, to all involved. their employees in everything businesses into New Jersey; body's house. An ojd-fashionod Several other companies work- firm Maraziti, Falcon & Healey as special counsel for the the standard that "Les Mis" commands. DENISE and JIM BYRNES from lean manufacturing to man- •attracting $6 billion in new pub- SEAGRAMS JOHNNIE SMIRNOFF BACARDI RUM . We would also like to thank the'staff at Cranford Cranford .motel room on Route 22 has ing with .UCC towards State lic/private investment; and help- Riverfront Redevelopment Area bodes well for the success of agement to English proficiency. 7 CROWN WALKER RED Vodka 80° Light "Gold* Select always been good enough for me. Arid •much of this training—fund- .grants t&effectively train almost ing 300,000 businesses get started 5 that effort. . • • :••.". . .'•:. ' I've never paid1 money, to see a 1,000 employees in a. variety of. 09 •00 : ed, by state grants -— is .provided in the state. As the state's largest • - Leah Healey, the point person for the legal team, was intro- skills are: AlUState .Legal, Cox 1.75 liter/: •If : 1,75'liter- h movie with Arnold by New Jersey's community col- community college provider of 14 321 18' - duced to committee members at a March 8 meeting.' It was a Restaurants made event a success Schwarzenegger or Bruce Willis. Stationers and Printers-,-Print- leges. , • . ' ... non-credit instruction, Union JACK OT DEWARS KETEL ONE /JOSE CUERVO brief encounter, but Healey said exactly what local officials There's no other explanation for Tech; Patel Printing Plus and 99 99 I Gold • Classico County College looks., forward to DANIELS OO 1.75 Met Vodka 80° 1.7'Slnir 1.75 War To The Chronicle: Cranford; Cafe Vivace and FWshwatei-s Southern In his State, of the' State Quality Indexing, SYSCO Food WHITE. LABEL 31 31 32S needed to hear: They, and not any prospective developer, but this other than'simple'good taste. address, the Governor stated that helping the governor reach those LEEDS . The Union County College Foundation extends its Cuisine, Plainfield; Beana's Mexican Restaurant and I've: never .made a killing in Services, . Tropical Cheese goals. Retooling the state's work- CROWN oo WHITE HORSE 01 ABSOLUT 99 must drive the process. She recommended that the rather training New Jersey's workforce is Vodka 80° • Gin ' 1.751.IOf . sincere thanks-'to the local restaurants that partici- Industries, . 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Scotch...:...... :..-....: 175LTAN0UERAY . • 1.75L FLEISCHMANNS the fact that the first developer the township chose was not up raise over $3,500 to benefit the foundation's student never achieve their dreams of a higher education to 1.75L FLEISCHMANNS I:75LJOHNBEGG • .I've,never taken cocaine, hero- PREFERRED 12" 15" Sterling Vodka SO ....;,.. 24" Gin '. '. :..,.... 11" to the task. After that agreement collapsed amid litigation, the scholarship fund. improve their lives and the lives of all those.around By ALEXANDER MIRABELLA gram. In 2003, some 9,412 children 09 Scotch:. : : : 01 1-.7SL SKYY • 750 TANQUERAY10 in, LSD or any of the other drugs 750 GREY GOOSE 1.75LCLAN '• township entered negotiations with Kushner Companies with The following" restaurants attracted a Crowd by them. We are most grateful. ', UNION COUNTYTHKF.HumKK received immunizations 'while'their 24 Vodka 80- Gin .•.,-; '. L for which possession is a felony. 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And I Vodka 80' '.. 11" 750 JOHNNIE 24" Vodka 80 .. > 13" Coconut.... , .'., 22" me with a unique perspective on .served through the Temporary WALKER BLACK 1.75L GORDONS 175L FLEISCHMANNS This time, the township shouldn't settle for anything less survived, though I had' night- 1.75L POPOV 4 many of the services county govern- Assistance to Needy Families pro-. Vodka 80" 10" 750 JOHNNIE 16" •Vodka 80-..:.:,: 13" Vodka 80 :..:.;,-..... 10" than the best. There's a long road ahead, but they're off to a mares for days about the Alka- ment provides to municipalities without audit findings. grain. WALKER RED.., ; good stait .'•";.• VIA supports Highlands preservation Seltzer boy dancing on my grave. that members of the general public Over the past five years, the Through its workforce1 develop- I've never gotten into a fist- Human Services Department has ment programs, Human Services To The Chronicle: wide diversity of plants, animals, timber and agri- may or'may. not be aware of. fight. There has been no conflict For example, county government worked with 10 municipalities to has leveraged local, state and feder- The members of the GFWC Cranford Village cultural lands, historic sites and unique landscapes.. in my life passionate enough to consolidate; welfare programs — al resources into job training, and • ROLLING ROCK O99 fSCHAEFER 30Wk 4 f|99 V HEINEKEN BECKS 99 Improvement Association are among the 309 dubs In New Jersey, the Highlands region represents coordinates the activities and serv- Nips warrant violence. But I've got a ices .of municipal governments and Berkeley Heights, Clark, Elizabeth, placement opportunities for resi- 5 •O&J [fit RED DOG 30-Pack I U cZ JI Regular • Dark' of the Now Jersey Federation of Women's Clubs of 13 percent the state's land but supplies drinking 99 \ ( HARP, HEINEKEN The Chronicle is here for you lot of friends who are lawyers. provides many mandated sen-ices Ganvood, New Providence, dents while providing skilled labor MILLER 99 ^ r'KILLIAN'S Irissh lied or ( , 99 GFWC to urge the Governors Task Force to create a water to half the state's population. Plainfield, Railway, Roselle Park, LJ I MOLSOliilI Golden•I Ice n) \ ot AMSTEL LIGHT !. The following information should help you get your ideas and I've never swung from a lamp- that municipalities cannot, especial- for local business. The county's ton. Draft.' Lite strong regional planning entity J'or the NJ "We are very pleased that the Governor appoint- Summit and Winfieid Park. • MILWAUKEESBESTQ99^ f YUENGUNG 4 A 99 MODELLO 4 799 SMIRNOFF 94 99.^) ^community news into The Chronicle: post ^ and sung. "Singin' in the ly through the Department of STAR Center has receivell more Highlands, , ed the Highlands Task Force to make recommenda- Rain" like Gene Kelly. However, These municipalities account for than $4 million in federal grwi*s, mi f * Trlpla Black JUG WINE Woodbridge White Zinlandel ..-..O WIACabei,... As part of the advantage of oper- 750 ROEQERER taraonnay while Zlnl; „.,„. glove compartment and swallowed it, she agreed the porch. I even read an article about one Good The list goes on and on. Why, seniors in their homes, and at con- lems. Whit1.75Le KAHLU• Black A .....i Bru3L LIVINGSTOt Premier; N CELLARS 750 SUTTER HOME ' *S01 750 MQUTON CADET not to tell Miss Vanessa, his foster mother. Samaritan who feeds raccoons in the neighborhood. oh why, have I never used an ating human services through coun- gregate meals at senior sites As you can see, Human Services Coffee liqueuTHERr N . Chablis-While Zinlandel' .While Zinlandel «J Red'Whil' e ty government, the department lias 1,75L BUSHMILLS Burgundy - Red Rose 750 SUTTER HOME A99 750 YELLOW TAIL Cab.' I An emaciated child was afraid and hungry. He But a hungry child asked for.a burger and "she obscenity when playing n game of throughout Union County. is an essential part of every life in Irish Whiskey implored a "safe" adult to feed him. She declined. declined." established an administrative infra- The department partners with 4L CARLO ROSSI Cabernet < Chard. • Merlot t Sniraz •-Cna/d. • Menot ;,i Mad Libs? Union County, and an efficient gov- Chablis • While Grenache • 750 FOREST GLEN . MWYNDAM ' ••' j 301 Central Avenue, Ctarh,NJ. 07066 Then this Division of Youth and Family Services Thirty-eight times adults,. charged with the I feel I've missed out on a lot structure that keeps grants admin- Runnells Specialized Hospital to ernment entity that touches the Burg. • Rhino • Vin Rose - Merlot • Cabernet • E99 Cabernet •Cnard.'.Shlraz ' istrative costs to a minimum. The 750 STOCK 84 . . J49 Paisano • Blush • Sangria • ITAMARGHERITA ' worker documented his hunger, her refusal and his responsibility of the children's safety, had the of what life has to offer. With only provide a child immunization-pro- lives of many. Chardonnay • Shiran ..51 lenlale •Meriot...... President :'.'..'. Thomas II. Krekel ...... 'xin-78'-P-i? Kxi (HO benefit is that a higher percentage Brandy...... ; White Zinlandel • Chiariti...... fear. That is not a system failure; that is a person opportunity to rescue those four starving boys. an estimated 30 years to add 750E&JVSOP 199 750 GLASS MOUNTAIN C99 DI.LUNAR l 4LALMADEN ScilIorV.P. 0|M.'raiions ..,, Joseph (iioioso .., 'W)H-S75-d7S J failure. It is a metaphor for depraved indifference. of grant dollars is available to the Brandy Cabernet * Chard. • Merlol «J o'SangJK Every time we pass those golden arches or more accomplishments on the Chablis • Burgundy • 99 l community, while a lower percent- 1.75L CHRISTIAN BROS. 4 750 GALLO OF SONOMA Q99 ffOECMDOMANI Controller ...... ';•...... Mamirei M. (lerke -. X)K-7H2--P-P lixi d7() For over a year the people in New Jersey have inhale the intoxicating aroma of coffeo and dough- resume of my life, I doubt that I Rhine-Rose-Gold.. Meriol • Pinot C age is used for administration. LOSING A LOVED ONE TO DRUGS? Brandy I 8 Cabernel • Chard. • Merlot O been appalled by the horrific abuse and neglect nuts, we must remember that hungry child. will get more than, a C when 750 REMY MARTIN VS *)> 4LCRCELLARS , 4499 The department also has stair If luliliclltm is kllliiiK ii loved one, we have the imswer. We deliver the must Cognac -. : m< 750 KENDALL JACKSON Q09 lane Villages.,-..,.,;;..,, arising from stories of children under the auspices Save the whales and black bears, we're all ranked in God's class- Fortissimo • Bravlssimo I I VR Chardonnay.., ;.,.,...5F • experienced in handling.both feder- effective druu uml ulculiul rchuli pro|>rum In the world, with u success rate 750HENNESSYVS O 1 MARQUES DECACERES' News: Phono: 732-396-4219 Fax: 732-574-2613 of DYFS. Again and again, bureaucrats and politi- "I Brake for Animals." . room. With my life more than over 70%. It's u 3-6 month loiiK-term residential program located on a private Cognac. , 5LB0X FRANZIA Q99 750J.LOHR - :• 4A99 cians have insisted on their dismay and talked al and state grants in n variety of 750 HENNESSY VSOP. Chablis-Burgundy-ChlantL.O Circulation: 1-800-300-9321 "This Product Was Not Tested on Animals." half gone., I still have n chance to lake in Battle Creek, Ml. Suuiiii detox tcLs toxins und druj; residues out of the Cabernet,.,-,....'..,., ; ,MV about revision and reform— new policies, new pro- Ban abortion and stem cell research, service wens, i.e. job training, sub- Cognac 5L BOX PETER VELLA 750SIMI 4O99 Advertising: 732-396-4404 • Classified: 1-800-472-0102 raise my final grade, to at least a hody eliminating physical craving. Life slilll.1 trulnini; course's prepare our Chablis < Burgundurgundy •• Blush • p99 cedures. Committees and panels were formed. "Save the Rain Forests." stance abuse, housing and trans- KtudeiiL'i for lonu-tcrm success in life. We have u (urge Job-referral network In leGren, ,,1 Chardonnay.,,. I m \ B. I know I have to take more portation issues. Tliis experience Delicious Red-wi U Lawsuits were pressed. People postured and prom* Where's the outcry for these children? Do we risks. Look for me to run around place! • fiLSCHWEPPES • (kt%t 750SIMI 4\ A9i jjReCortMYt'SS (liSPS OWi-U-W) Is published oil Friday by NJN I'ulillsblilK , ,101 Crntrul Aw., Clark, NJ 070M> ised. Trenton spoko: Gov. McGreevoy, former need a bumper sticker? plays a key role in competitive grant Mixers 99 VERMOUTH Cabernet 11 J(908) 575-6(KiO, Second ibs |msU|(c' paidal(Word. NJ 07016. POSTMASTER: |>lawstud clungtsIO NJN' NilMilii|> the room with scissors in my NARCONON® STONE HAWK 750 STERLING .. '4 499 Tan...,„.„„.....;:..,;,,; 1 Department of Human Services Commissioner awards, keeps administrative over- 2L PEPSI ' QA# 1L CINZANO VERMOUTH 499 H Fullifliiiail offia , W) Box Wft'Siinicrvillo, NJ OHlffli, SubscriiMliHi 'rules by mall, line year uiililn.l iilim (Jiiini) $ 17, mil LINDA VAN FOSSEN hand and go swimming a half ; Sweet1 Dry. "f . Chardonnay.,..,.,,...' .„.. I m'•• NTAMARGHERITA' 6 ' head low, and has allowed the of county U0. oul of slale tti To sulwtribe cull MtOO-.tOO'WI Gwendolyn Harris and Colleen McGuris were Executive Director Regular'Diet ;„..- JI9. hour after lunch. department to maintain n-20-yenr 800-420-3147 24-12 oz.cans COKE- K99 4LG&D VERMOUTH 4 499. 750 STERLING . 4 £99 among the voices. Counseling Centers for Human Development SPRITE'DIET COKE > Merlot ,,.,;.,..;..!O .' MUCETre*"'""'"'' But first I have to learn how to Sweet*Dry...... II . Funw,™.i.,..,.;l;;ii' The children in New Jersey waited. We sighed Cranford track record of handling millions ol M^VRClFiJlSIOINl"' www.narcononstori8hawk.com 750 STERLING ' ' swim, federal and state grants annually Cabernet ....;..,...... A-8 Cranford Chronicle March 18,2004 March 18,2004 Cranford Chronicle B-1 Master Gardeners This week series THURSDAY SUNDAY Mary Roberts of Cranford to speak April 20 loyee. I: MARCH 18 MARCH 21 WESTFIELD — The Rutgers about basic landscape design and STUDENT FASHION SHOW ESTATE PLANNING — get Cooperative Extension of Union installation for. a dreamed-for to freeholder board tips on the subject' from Union County Master Gardeners invites . look should enjoy this lecture. The Union County — a fundraiser for the Class of "County Surrogate James S. area residents to attend their On April 29 Debra Nalia, a Democratic. Committee has j County news 2006. 7:30 p.m. David; Brearley LaCprte. ' •'2\ p.m. Snint congregants ,2004 Spring Garden Speakers Master Gardener and a regis- unanimously selected. John High School, 401 Monroe Ave. in Bartholomew;the Apostle Church, Wohlrab to fill an unexpired term Series. .. '• • ; • •...'••• -. • tered dietician and nutritionist Kenilworth.: $10 adults, $5 stu- 2032 Westfield Ave., Scotch Plains. Foreign film series •.'• ' ..This popular series is free to from New Providence, presents on the Union County.Board of advanced riders are for people 18 dents; tickets available at the Free, but. register at (908) 889- the public, but space is limited. another new topic, "Gardening Freeholders. : . years of age and older. door. (908) .709-4332. 1735 or 322-4667. begins at library from .a Nutritionist's Point of Wohlrab fills the unexpired "Our program of riding lessons ; Register early by calling (908) tenn of Nicholas Scutari who.was , ^RECOLLECTIONS OF CRANFORD-The Friends : '•'at,the Watchurig Stable is a great . 654-9854i;ext. 2240 and have fun - View."'..'•;.'.•••• . ..'. :••. '••'•...• elected to the New Jersey State LIFE — in. Kenilworth during of the Granford Public Library CRANFORD— Religious leaders Pastor Ed be active in community welfare projects. Rabbi gaining some great tips on your Food gardening is a wonderful way for people of all ages to earn will begirt its spring festival of Senate. how to ride," said Freeholder World War II," a talk by lifelong MONDAY 'Hann.'of Cranford United Methodist Church and. Lubow and Pastor Hann agree that the name "Cafe favorite gardening subjects. way to see and touch, smell and Wohlrab is a: magna cum borough, resident Sal Cirillo for foreign films with the presenta-- Rabbi Akibu Lubow of Temple Beth-El Mekor Shalom'1 clearly describes the initiative for peace in .; All lectures begin 7:30 p.m. in taste "nutrition." Only those of us Chairman Angel G. Estrada. • tion of "Rabbit-Proof Fence" '•'. : : laude graduate of Seton Hall "Additionally, it's a great way for the Kenilworth .: Historical MARCH 22 Chaim are planning an evening of food, entertain- the' Granford comanunity. ' the first floor, auditorium, 300 who have ever eaten a warm University where ho earned a 'RABBIT-PROOF FENCE' — .Monday. ' • ' • ment and making new friendships. .'••'.-.•, /•.•-,.- Cp-chairs Janet, Kriiss. of United Methodist and '':' North Ave. East'. - • . :... ' tomato from the vine can know adults to relax' and eryoy the Society. 7 p.m. Kenilworth Senior bachelor's degree in business beautiful Watchung Reservation, Center, 526 Boulevard. first screening in Cranford Public , This movie is a stirring testa- . This event, which; is part of Rabbi Lubow's "Find Paula Figman.of Temple Beth-El, both of Cranford.,- On April 20 Mary Roberts;, a the real tomato flavor, as well.'as. administration. He works, as the ment.to the power of the human ' a Spark" social action program, will be held 7:30- are planning a fun evening of music with DJ Yield; enjoy the unique nutritional Union County's largest" public Library's spring festival of foreign ., Master Gardener from Granford, director of government and : spiritand tellsiin.incredible 10:30 p.m. Saturday at the temple, located at 338. '.•health benefits. Home gardeners .park." •.- • ••. •'-'.-..•• . -. films..i:30.and 7 p.m. In the library : karoake, and socializing with hors d'oeuvres, salads, presents a new. topic, "Landscape ; municipal relations for Waste Glasses are available on screening room, 224 Walnut Ave. story of.three determined, girls Walnut Ave.. ••' ;• '.- ' ; snacks, beverages, and desserts,:for families and , Plant Selection and Design," can reap many nutritional advan- .Management, Inc.,. a publicly- : who escape from an orphanage Cafe Shalom is an . -•—.; . , .."''——-—- tages from "growing; their own." Sundays at 12:45 p.m.; Tuesdays FRIDAY (908)709-7272/ .",•,; '•';';':••• .•''.'• —^~^—.' •," ... ';•.' children of all ages. ••'. •';•' Traditionally, the .front bfthe traded company and the largest at 10 a.m!; and Wednesdays at . for-half-.caste.children.in. opportunity for members. an nnnnriimih/• fnr The net proceeds from. hptrie is the focus of, most land- • Participants,: will have their solid waste management compa- Cafe Shalom is ; 7:30 p,m. Union County residents MARCH19 Australia who are being groomed ; of Cranford's various faith scaping efforts. It is the area of a questions answered by a nutri- ny in'the world., an opportunity, tor cafe shaiom will be pay $100 and but-ofrcoiinty riders 'IT'S STILL ROCK 'N' ROLL' •for menial-jobs iiva.white society. communities to get members of Cranford's various faith com- : property that attracts the great- tionist and find out if how gar- "I'm honored, to join a pay $248 for an eight-woek ses-, TUESDAY Pursued .by authorities, these . ' together on an informal , donated to the Cranford est attention and often benefits dening practices ..influence the — fashion show put on by munities to gettogetheron an informal Fund for Educational ".; .Democratic •team.; that -has sion, with classes meeting once young girls set out on a harrow- : social level in order to bet- : the , most from landscaping. quality of their produce. In addi- worked; so hard to improve the each week.' .'• -..••' "... .. Cranford High School's Class of MARCH 23 ing 1,500-mile.walk home , ter get to; know one anoth- social level in order to better get to know §S suppientSa?'fund- :,',.- Residents who want help on tion, Na'ha will share her favorite lives of Union County's working All registrations and fees 2004. 7:30 p.m. in the high school .WOMEN^S INVESTING SEM- through the Outback guided by er. It is being sponsored one another. It is being sponsored by the ing.for innovative projects recipes.: .v .• '' '. .••..•.'.• families," Wohlrab said. "I pledge selecting plants and learning. must be submitted in-pers6n at auditorium, 201 West End Place! INAR—hosted by Stewart Ritter only a fence.installed to:keep by the two houses of wor- 11 •• to join with pur freeholders to 1 two houses of worships, but all members {^Hchoo'i •f'siem '^!e the Watchung Stable located at Tickets $5 at the door. (908) 272- of.Wachovia Securities. 7 p.fn; .The rabbits away from farms.'.Known . ships,: but all members of •"preserve, open space,, .to continue . as the "stolen.generation," .these', 1160 Summit Lane in 3882.V • .-. •' ••'•• •- '•' •'.'•: :V Westwood,- • Worth ; Avenue,. the Granford community of the Cranford community are invited:for fund provides opportuni- to ensure litecfil responsibility and youngprotagonis.ts are playedby' ties to continue the economic progress ' Mountainside. TRICKY TRAY AUCTION - Garwood: Free; register at (9.08). are invited for what will •;. what will be a fun, delightful evening of for worthwhile proj- Fax usyom news! (732) 574^2613 Office hours are from 9, n.ivi.- •aborigine actors. ••• . ' he a fun, delightful •'.' : : sponsored by the Orange Avenue ; : : of bur communities," '.-fif.. •'••' '•789-7827. ••;••';- '- •• "," •'•' :;.:' 1 nnv, . .VL-".••. . ' . • ,. ects for students, which'. .... Wohlrab; .currently, lives, in noon, and 1-4. p.m. daily School PTA; Doors open 6:30 The, film at 1:30 and 7 p.m. evening of entertainment.' Hillside, but,Will be returning to For .further' information, and will be shown in the.Media Room Now in his fourth year '.'..entertainment. .•.-' .. • '''.'." ••, . '—: : / ; are not directly; funded: by. to obtain registration materials, p.m., auction begins at 8 in the —— . ': ', —•—— the district's ever-tighten- Linden' upon the completion of ; of the Cranford Public Library,. as religious leader of Temple Beth-El, Rabbi Lubow 'construction of his home there.. call (.908)789-3665..'. ' ' school auditorium. For tickets SATURDAY • Admission is free, and.the ' •'•.• has created several programs during his tenure. ingbudget. •• .:''•• ., . Wohlrab is a.long-time com- c!all, Maryanhe Mason at (908) • library is handicapped accessi- The "Find a Spark" program encourages congre- Call the church office at (908) 276-0936, the tern-, munityactivlst. in Linden; where ' 276-7555'.'.;. '••''].•"•'; •„. •-.' MARCH 27 ble. : , •' , .'. .'. ; ", gants to be involved in social action activities for . pie office;.at (.908) 276-9231, or any other local' • • 1 Groups encouraged • church office to reserve tickets. Advance.tickets may lie -..has been' a coach, for Linden AUTHOR APPEARANCE — the betterment of the community. Rabbi Lubow is. Police Athletic Leagues' and the to apply for grants be reserved for a contribution of $20.per family or by Trinka Hakes Noble, author of also current president of the Cranford Clergy Religious leaders Pastor Ed Hann (right) of. Cranford United • Linden Recreation Leagues. Spring outfits on sale Council. ' •''. .'..•'•• •'• '• ••••'• $10 for singles. . '•"•.• ' •'-. . ' . . '..'.."• The Union County Board of SATURDAY children's books including "the •;. At the door, tickets are $24 per family or $ 12 for Methodist Church and Rabbi Akiba Lubow of Temple Beth-El Mekor 1 at the .lunible Store Pastor Hann is in his initial year at United ' Me has been the sponsor of the Chosen Freeholders invites local Day Jimmy's Boa Ate the Wash.' Chayim rehearse their rnucH-avvaited dance number atop a table, Dcerlield Elementary School Methodist and also encourages his congregants to singles. There is no charge for children under 18 •:•.'•' non-profit organizations,.individ- MARCH 20 1.1-11:45 a.m. Ivpnilwortli Public C. RANFORP,— Spring is on . years old; if they are accompanied by a parent; • preparing for the Cafe Shalom Interfaith coffeehouse. - animal .graduation, picnic and ual artiste'and.scholars to apply CAFE SHALOM - an the way, and the Jumble Store is was an .organizer of the Mayor's . Library, 548 Boulevard;Register in. 1 for funding from the 2004 Union evening of food, entertainment preparing for spring With new • .'•Humanitarian Committee in the' County;. HEART; . (History,. person or by .calling ,(908) 276- City of Linden, -which provides and fellowship, jointly presented fashions and accessories. The Education, Arts Reaching 2451; . .' '•••' ' •'. : Jurablo Store will be restocked Friday Niters aid'to those in need. Thousands) Grant Program. by the Cranford United RECYCLING EVENT - a Registration ongoing Wohlrab also served lor 14 Methodist Church and Temple with spring outfits for men, • ., Recognizing the importance of . chance to get, rid of hqusehold spe- women, and children.- . years as a member of the. culture and the arts to our econo- Beth-El Mekor Chayim. At the cial waste, and old automobile tires, Alcoholic Beverage Control • my and 'quality of life, the free- temple on Walnut Avenue in' sponsored by Union County. 8 The Jumble Store, located at have a ball on now for prograinS Commission in the. City of holders -established- the HEART Cranford. 7:30-10:30 p.m. For a.m.-2 p.m. Centennial Avenue 110 Walnut Aye., is owned and Linden,, including 12 years as its Grants., in.-1998;'.This program Pool, Cranford. Opon to cpunty res- operated, by the Junior League of chairman. • . .' tickets, call (908) 276-0936. or •Elizabcfh-P.lainfield (JLEP)and supports projects related to histo- (.908) 276-9231, • ' idents at no cost. (908,1 654-988.9: '. ry, the arts and humanities, and all pniceecls from the store .bene- the dance floor at borough library TRICKY TRAY AUCTION- fit community service projects. • demonstrates a commitment to By BRAD BISHOP Registration now open the artists and nonprofit organi- annual event of St. Theresa The -ILEP is aii organization of •.IvENILWORTH — Cooking with Pre-Teens and for riding lessons zations of Union County. School in Kenilworth. Doors open SUNDAY women committed to improving STAFF WHITER . • , . . . • Registration is underway for Teens will be held 11 a.m.-l 3 p.m., winners announced 7:30 their 'communities, through effec- the spring reading program at ' p.m. April 24 for ages 12 and . Xhe Union County Watchung . To- request HEART Grant SCOTCH PLAINS — If you've been longing to' • •, 1 information, contact the Union p.m. $6. MARCH 28 tive action and leadership of the Kenilworth Public Library; up. Kenilworth resident Fran Stables in Mountainside , is busy trained volunteers. Membership dress up and try your hand at the clia-c.ha or the fox- programs begin April 5 and con- Pace will offer an opportunity 'preparing for the adult horseback County Division of Cultural and BLOOD DRIVE — sponsored ANNUAL HEALTH FAIR - trot, you might be in luck. , . ••.. •:', Heritage Affairs, 633 Pearl. St., by the Cranford Jaycees. 10 a.m.- featuring numerous screening is open to nil women who are; clude May 21. . '•'•.• for young people to create; riding lessons that. begin the interested in voliinteerisin.' The Friday Niters Ballroom Dance Club held.the V Registration is required for quick, .easy and delicious shacks Income Tax Preparation week of March 23. The:-weekly Elizabeth, NJ 07202 or reach 2 p.m.' Cranford Community services. Noon-3 p.m. The JOSEPH ALAMO them by phone at (908) 558-2550. For information.about..-.JL'EP, first of live dances scheduled for the year last Friday the following programs: and light meals, Registration is federal, NJ & NY Apeountrint/Flhaltclnl Consultant . lessons for beginners ' through. Center, 220 Walnut Ave. For more West-field YMCA, 220 Clark St. night at the Knights of Columbus hall in Scotch v. • call 190S) .709-1177 Or visit Mommy, Daddy & Me, a parent required. ' ' ••' •;•' • Pprsonnl • Partnerships & Corp. Returns Free and open to the public. (908) Quality Service • Reasonable Rales information, call Rich Leahey at wuw.jli/pnj.on! .' Plains. Guests clad in formal attire danced the night and child at home reading pro- Story Time with Happy Days •/* I/P To 50% OFF * (908) 276-2033-.• ". .-'• •• ' 233-2700, ext: 251. •/ ' ..' • away, performing the rhumba, the meringue, and gram for children ages' 2-5; I will be held 10:15-11 a.m.May James Kirtland, CPA For inlbrmation about the even the occasional line dance. . ••..•"','. •• ,,.,.,, • For 1 stTime Clients' ;. GLUCOSE SCREENINGS Jumble Store, call (908) 276-0222. Can Read, a reading.program 6 for children ages 3 and up. ' • Berkeley Heights FREE 2004 Color Swingset Catalog & DVD . According to club co-president Mia Marko, tlie . . ' , ' NICOLE PIMEHA/STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER 908-7715607 Own a Rainbow Play Set FOR DIABETES - adminis- for children who are just start- This program will take place 908-612-8003 Friday Niters club is a gi'eat way for couples to relax Frank Goreskl of Watchung and Ellie Alden of ing to read on their own from . during the. regularly scheduled for as Low as $899 tered by technicians from Robert COMING UP Diabetes screening at attlieendofahectic workweelc • ..•.:.•-.-. Middlesex cut a rug at a Friday Niters Ballroom Wood y. Johnson University INCREASED TRAIN SER- ages 6-8; and Club Reaclsalot, a story time session and will be . 100's Of Chemical Free "People are so busy — either they work all the Dance Club event last week at the Knights of reading program designed espe- Michael F. Detlet, CPA INCOME TAX Redwood-Red Cedar Hospital, and organized by 16- VICE? -^ subject of a talk by torn Centennial Ave. Pool Columbus hall in Scotch Plains. . presented by Happy Days Morgan at the. Raritan Valley Rail time or.they're takingcare of children," Marko said; cially for children ages 9 and . Nursery School Director, Tama New Providence, N J. PREPARATION Swingsefs. to Choose From year-old Cranford resident Eric ClUNFORD — This. Saturday, "If you' want to feel like you live in the community, Income Tax Preparation Coalition. 8:15 a.m., March 29. .basic level of ability for couples interested in partici-. up.:" ••„. '•• •' :'••••.• , Bruder.'-Stories; music and '• . • - Linger. 9 a.m.-noon. Cranford township resident Eric Linger, 16,' Accountant/Financial Consultant Susan S&xfoh, CPAxj Free Factory Water Seal & Somorsct County Administration you need to leave the house sometime." pating in the Friday night dances. But don't despair Toddler Time for 2-year-olds interactive dramatic activities Individual/Business Pool and Fitness Center, a-junior at Union County Magnet . Cranford, NJ Free Lifetime Warranty Building, downtown Somerville. Guests who attend dances, at the cozy Scotch — Alden said her. partner Frank Goreski didn't know will be held on the following will be' offered. Centennial Avenue. (908) 709- High School, will organize glucose Plains venue are treated to a variety of musical selec- 908.931-0377 • , (908) 231-7000, ext. 7239. . •' '. a single dance step until she started teaching him Wednesdays from 10:30-10:50 .-. A Memorial Day program 908-508-1700 Many NEW Designs for 2004 7260. '•'..•• SCRAI^OOKING SEMI- screenings for diabetes for. his tions chosen by the club's DJ, which range from four years ago. Now, he can tango... ' a.m.: April 7, 14 and 28 and' will be held 10:30 a.m.-nobn Locations in.NJ* NY* CT«VT NAR — .presented' by Linda Masi Eagle Scout project at the Frank Sinatra and Glenn Miller to modem Latin- , Marko said, adult classes offered separately at May 5,12, and 19. Stories, pup- Log onto rainbowdirect.com enter code NJPA for May 22 for children ages 6 apd of Creative Memories, and back by Cranford Pool and Fitness Center tunes which inspire guests to tango, salsa, and Westfield High School are an excellent way for begin- pets and music just right for up. The program will be pre- (ooul i COUPONS, CATALOG & DVD. No Internet? Call 800-842-5636 on Centennial Avenue. ' • : ppare your taxes popular demand. 6:45-8:30 p'm. samba. ning dancers to .learn, basic'steps like the box-step, the youngest. listeners will be sented by Kenilworth Historical Federals All Stales The tests will be administered •»"•«.,... i----i-, i. • March 30. Kenilworth Public • "Some of it is good exercise music," Marko said. which is the foundation of ballroom dance steps such introduced.:' •• . Society member Fran Day. • •Quality Service - Competitive Rales Place Your by technicians.from .Robert Wood 1 To Individuals &Sm. Businesses. Library, 548 Boulevard. Free and All that dancing-can work up an appetite, so as tlie fox-trot, waltz, and rhvunba. Story Time for children ages Registration is required. We're All You open to the public, but pre-register Johnson University Hospital, The dancers snack on a cold buffet provided by club mem- Intermediate classes are also offered, allowing 3 and up will be held on the fol- Registration is not required . Schobel Associates. P.A. Ad Here!! at (908) 276-2451. . tests ;ire for adults and will help Mountalnslde/Wostileld Border auto bers when they need to rest their feet. The buffet con- dancers who have mastered the basic steps to expand lowing Thursdays from 10:15- for the following programs: . 908-233-5716 Need To Know. KICK BUTTS DAY — an .determine if .an individual is at sists of cold cuts, salads, desserts, and coffee. . their abilities into more complicated steps and learn 10:45 a.m. and 3:30-4 p.m.: — Bingo for Young Children, group afternoon • of anti-smoking activi- risk for diabetes and should seek "Some guests bring cheese desserts, very old-world new dances. April 8,-15, 22, (a,m. session 1 to be held 3:30-4 p.m. April 16 in Summit ties sponsored by the Union further medical attention. ' . classic style,' Marko said. "This is the way it used to Those classes are especially helpful for younger only) and 29 and May 6, 13 and and 30 and May 14 for children . County chapter of'REBEL. 3:30- The tests are free of charge be." couples, who Marko is'hoping to attract to the club. 20.' ages three and up. Games may TO ADVERTISE CAll CHRISTLM 4:30 p.m. March 31. Warinanco nnd will be conducted 9 a.m.- Marko s;ud that in addition to providing exercise She said ballroom dance clubs across the country Craft programs for children include A-B-C Bingo, Number BUICK: Park/Elizabetli/Roselle. (732) 381- nbon.. Pre-registration is not and good music, the dance club is a gi'eat way for cou- have seen their membership dwindle as older couples ages 4-12 will be held on the Bingo and Color and Shape 908-575-6766 4100. required. Participants are ples who are new to the area to expand their social — who grew up listening to swing and big band following Saturdays from 11- Bingo. Parents must remain in . DRAMATIC PRESENTA- advised not to eat for 12 hours network. music — put away their dancing shoes. noon; April 10 (spring craft) and the library, during the program. . TION — of the Apostle Thomas, by prior to their screening. "My husband and I were new residents in "We're really at a crossroads," she said. "We have May 8 (Mother's Day craft). — Bingo For Children Who Jim Hughes. 7:30 p.m. April 2. Additional information and Fanwood (when we joined the club). It's nice to get to Cranford United Methodist to find some way to attract younger people." Parents' assistance is required Can Read, to be held 3:30-4 directions are available by con- know people in the area," she added, noting that she Alden said that while there has been increased for children ages 4-6 years. p.m. April 23 and May 7 and 21 Church, Walnut and Lincoln tacting the Cranford Pool and avenues. (908) 276-0936. met some of her best friends at ballroom dance clubs interest in ballroom dance among younger couples in An Arbor Day Celebration in the Activity Room. Games • Fitness Center at (908) 709-7260 and classes; recent years, most of the people on the dance floor are will be held 3:30-4:15 p.m. April may include Book Bingo, USA PANCAKE BREAKAST - orwww.cnvnford.com/pool. sponsored by the Cranford Middlesex resident Ellie Alden, 81, attended the in their 70s. 22 in the Activity Room for chil- Bingo, History Bingo and Jaycees, to benefit; the Cranford Scotch Plains club as a guest for the first time Friday. "We welcome anyone who dances," Marko said. dren ages 4-12. this program Kenilworth Bingo. Parents do ; First Aid Squad'. 7 a.m.-l p.m. Society sponsors contest She's no stranger to ballroom dance, however, having • Anyone interested in attending the Friday Niters will be presented by the NJ not participate in this program. April 4. Cranford VFW hall, South on women's history practiced the steps for tjt least. 35 years. Dance Club's next event, scheduled for April 23, Division of Forestry. Children To register for programs or Perfected Avenue. $7 adults, $5 seniors and "I thoroughly enjoyed it," she said. "I certainly should contact Marko at (908) 889-8689. Admission is will have an opportunity to for more information, visit the $3 children. C'RANFORD — The Cranford intend to go back." Alden said dancing is great exer- $25, and the dance typically runs 8:00 p.m.-midnight. learn about the importance of library at 548 Boulevard or call •SAFE BOATING COURSE — Historical Society is sponsoring cise— she dances about 7 hours every week. Adult dance classes are offered on Monday nights trees in the environment and (908)276-2451. The Kenilworth conducted by Coast Boating an est-ay contest for Cranford Although Marko said the dance club provides a at Westfield High School. For further information con- plant a tree of their own. Public Library is handicapped . School. Union County College, High School students during fun, non-competitive atmosphere, she recommends a tact the Westfield Adult School at (908) 232-4050. Registration is required. accessible. 1033 Springfield Ave., Cranford. 6- March to celebrate Women's 9 p.m. April 6-7. (908) 709-7600, History Month. The contest is Unlimited perfection! oxt. 3. being >'un 'n conjunction with Scrapbooking Unlimited checking with no minimum balance. INDOOR FLEA MARKET — the Crane-Phillips House to benefit the Kenilworth Museum. No monthly service charge for 1st year. Still free after Historical Society's campaign to All winning essays will be is back at 1 year by maintaining a $99 minimum daily, balance. restore the Nitschke House. 10 included in the new museum Perfect Switch Although this offer is for new account holders only, we a.m,-4 p.m. April 10. Kenilworth 'exhibit titled Notable Women of Veterans.Center, 33 South 21st St. Cranford, which will open March Celebrating the library makes moving your have similar great options for our current customers. For information or to reserve a 4 existing accounts to table, call (908) 276-2054 or (908) 28. ' Fat Tuesday at KENILWORTH-^ Back by 241-0703. Many women, past and pres- popular demand, the Friends of ent, havo served Cranford and [Valley simple. ..safe.. .. .with perfectly free stuff!! 5-MILE MS WALK - 16th Brookside School the Kenilworth Public Library will and secure. Free Valley Check Card"", .free first order of checks... annual event to raise funds for the'nation as. doctors, soldiers, hold a beginner's scrapbooking lawyers, teachers, business lead- Students in Mrs. Franklin's ' prograni 6:45-8:30 p.m. March 30 free on-line banking and bill payment. multiple sclerosis research at first-grade class at Nomahegnn Park in Crnnford. 10 ers, clergy, sports figures and in the library's activity room. .•.•' .;'.'• caiigiver's to old and young. Brookside Place School In The program presenter will be s sm a.m.-2 p.m. April 18. (201) 967- Cranford recently celebrated If s the Perfect Switch ! I! 5599. This is an opportunity to recog- Mardl Gras, creating their Linda Mijsi 6f Creative Memories. CRANFORD PATRIOTS nize their accomplishments. own masks to disguise them- Oh tJie evening of the program^ Valley has a free and easy solution to move your existing For more information call participants will need to bring accounts. Visit one of Valley's 129 offices for details, REUNION — a gathering of the selves as they paraded Drum & Bugle Corps alumni^ to (908) 276-0082. around the school. Students with thejii six or seven photo- celebrate the 25th anniversary of event learned the meaning of graphs bii a common theme. the 1978 GSC championship. April jaycees will host each of the three colors of :, Other materials required for this 24 at Wayne Manor. $53. For more, Mardl Gras: gold represents craft will be provided at no charge. pancake breakfast power, purple signifies jus- At the conclusion of the program, • email [email protected]. • •>*• FOXWOODS TRIP - and an CRANFORD — The Jaycees tice and green represents -^^-^ W|have completed, . / Valley National Bank excursion to the nearby nancake breakfnst will be held at faith. ' page.-,, •"-'••'' • /' • • • Mashnntucket Pequot Museum & the Cranford VFW on South open Research Center. Sponsored by the Avenue 7 a.m.-l p.m. April 4 Kenilworth Historical Society. Bus Admission is $7 for adults, $5 www.valleynatioha Ibank.com 1-800-522-410 0 departs 8:30 a.m. May 1, returns 7 for seniors and $3 for children. p.m. $30; proceeds benefit the Proceeds will benefit the O 2004 Viilloy National Bjnk: Mombor FDIC. Restore'therHouso Campaign. Cranford First Aid Squad. (908) 276-0546. • March 18 & 19, 2004 prime time/ B-3 www.watchungarts.org ' Headlining the center's monthly rimetime ~singer-songwriter showcase: ~~~~ I he annual Union County Admission $10. . March 18 & 19, 2004: All the performances are open to Department of State; Elizabeth, B-2 loen Arts Festival will take" the public. Assistive services are Cranford and Roselle Boards of YOUNG ARTISTS AUDITIONS place March 18-19, from 8'30 available on request. Education; the Paper Mill .3 p.m. Sunday, March 28 a.m.; to 2:30 p.m. on (he Anyone interested in attend- Playhouse and participating: • Theater Concerts State Theatre, 15 Livingston Ave.,. Cranford campus of Union V ing the Union County Teen Arts schools JEFF and ANNE BARNHART New Brunswick County College; located at 1033 NOW PLAYING (800)ALLEGRO;. ' : : BEST BETS Festival should contact the Community supporters,of GEORGE STREET PLAYHOUSE 8p:m. Friday, March 19 Springfield Ave, in Cranford www.njsymphony.org. ' . Union County Division of the Festival include: All-State Watchurtg Arts Center, Watchung ' opposite Nomahegan Park. ' '••' 9 Livingston Ave., New Brunswick Showcasing five young musicians Cultural and Heritage Affairs at Legal; Body Wrappers; Carteret (732) 246-7717; www.gsponiine.org . Circle, Watchung opens with "The Teen Arts. Festival show- with tha: New Jersey Symphony Bones, Incorporated (908) 5558-2550 weekdays. Relay Senior Living; Conoco Phillips . "Tick, Tick,.. Boom!" 80's musical (908)753-0190; -. ' . ... cases the artistic and creative Orchestra.. Admissioh $1Q. plays midday concert The pop-folk trio We're service users should call 711. 66-Bay Way Refinery; by Jonathan Larson ("Rent"). To April www.watchungarts.org .,'-.. :': V About Nine brings their abilities of Union County's "The 2004 Union County Teori Construction Specialties, Inc.; 11. Admission S52-S28; discounts Jazz duo of piano (he) and. flute "Hie First Congregational a triumph youth," said Freeholder Mary P. Arts Festival is a wonderful CR Bard; Elberon Development (she). Admission SI 5.. skillful harmonies and well- Ruotol.o, liaison to the Union available. Gall for showtimes! Dance Church of Westfield, located at 125 example of public and private Company; Federal Express; PAPER MILL PLAYHOUSE CLASSICAL AX A FEW GOOD MEN... DANCIN1 crafted tunes to the First County Cultural and Heritage Garwood Chamber of Ebijer St., will present the jazz. United Methodist Church in partnerships in the Arts," said Brookside Dr., Millbum . . 3-p,m. Sunday, March 21 -, . 8 p.m. Friday; March 26 -. Advisory Board: "Students from Freeholder Daniel Sullivan. Commerce;'Harbor : State Theatre,. 15 Livingston Ave., , group Bones, Incorporated in a: • Westfield Saturday night. in Graiiford (973) 376-4343; .www.papermill.org State Theatre, 15 Livingston Ave., -• '• • more than 50 public and private The festival is coordinated New Brunswick . free, half-hour program at noon The performance is part of Consultants; Independence "The Chosen," stage adaptation of New Brunswick '•• A near sellout audience was schools participate at the festi- by the Union County Division Community Foundation; (800) ALLEGRO; '•' Wednesday as part of the ongoing the Coffee with Conscience dazzled at the opening perform- ChaimPotok novel. To March 21. (877) STATE 11; . val each year. I invite the pubic of Cultural arid Heritage . Infineum USA L.P.: La Voz www.njsymphohy.org . Mid-DayMusicales series. A.$5 Concert Series, in which ance of tlie Cranford Repertory to come and sharethe accom-. Admission $67-$30; discounts avail- . www.statetheatrenj;org •soup and sandwich luncheon will Affairs and hosted by Union Newspaper; New Jersey able. Call for showtimes. Works of Haydn, Mozart and Elgar, No Tom Cruise or "Full Monty," just bands offer perforrnances to Theatre's production of Rogers plishments of our 'talented County College. Sponsors and American Water, Andrew performed by the New Jersey •••'. be available in the church social raise money for worthwhile and Hanimerstein's The King and •teens." ' . ' • • . •: . : . COMING UP 3Q male dancers.from Broadway, , hall following the concert. supporting, agencies of the 2004: Chapman Company; Options by Symphony featuring Emanuel Ax, • • • shows.Admission$45-$30. -. ' charities. Proceeds from I. For those who haven't seen it At the festival, students par- Bones, Incorporated isa group Teen Arts Festival are: the Design; Sam Ash Music Corp/; . piano; Admission S79-S21. . Saturday's concert wNI ben- yet! remainingperf'ormances will : ticipate in: performances, master Union County Board of Chosen Scliering-Plough Corp.; RITCH FRANCESE dedicated to presenting classic and be 8 p.m. Saturday and 2 p.m. For Kids efit the Names Project, more classes, interactive.workshops", Freeholders, Union County '. ShopRite (Wakeferri); Union LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD 8 p.m. Saturday, March 20 '. Galleries new jazz in tie exciting format of MASON GROSS GALLERIES commonly known as the Sunday at.the Orange Avenue and critiquing seminars led by Division of Parks and Center National Bank; . : Watchung Arts Center, Watchung four trombones and rhythm sec-, Sclipol auditorium in Cranford.. TO.a.m; March 20,21 ' . ,'."'. Rutgers University, 33 Livingston. : AIDS Quilt. : professional artists iii all disci- Recreation; Union County Wachovia Corporation; and . Paper Mill Playhouse,Brookside Dr., : Circle, Watchung . : •..••'.-.'" tion. The versatility of the group Ave., New Brunswick,. , •'-.- , -.'.' For tickets and information, call plines -- visual- arts- music, the- Prosecutor's Office; New Jersey Wilentz, Goldman'•& Spitzer, (908)753-0190; ', ; . 7 '' •';, is amazing — the band can shout (.908)'272-1388 or (908) 276-3787. : Millbum •; , . • •:"•.' •.'•;•' (732)'932^2222; mgsa>utgers,edu '•'•• atre', dance, and creative writing. State-Council on the Arts, . •,'P.A.-'- .,•'. : '.•••.-; .,;,- • (973). 376-4343; www.svptheatre.prg '•/ www..watchungarts.org .. like the Cbunt.Basie Orchestra or ••• The Cranford Repertory. ; Open'fo the public 10 a.m.-4 p.m. •' Plus 'TheEmperor's New Clothes" Headlining :the center's monthly . . play with the subtlety and preci- . Theatre Group, under the direc- •'MondayrFriday. •..'•'-• .- , • "": and 'The Princess andthe Pea." comedy show: Admission $15. . ' . sion of the modern jazz.Quartet. tion of.Margurite Modero and cho- Rutgers Center (or Innovative Print- •Admission $10, $9; . HELIX! Bonesy Incorporated's repertoire, is reographer Cindy Smith, lias / on the menu Sunday and Paper exhibition, to March .19. : . 2 p.m, Sunday, March 28 ' • ,.- varied, from reworkings of classic.: . brought together a diverse and MFA thesis exhibition lil, March 22- , Trio brings jsweetharmoiiies, smart lyrics The.Union County -Arts Center, Nicholas Miisic'Center, Rutgers . ; American pop.standards and jazz talented .group of actors, dancers . Special, guest, Ronald son at 1601 Irving St., Rahway. April-2. Reception 5-8.p.m. March 25, in Rahway will.present. DiiClc Soup Events University, New, Brunswick - ." tunes to new jazz compositions. ' • The Coffee with Conscience Concert Series with a unique and powerful vocal blend, a of Westfield supports. t)ie following-charities:; and singers from, all over New . McDonald in his only area appear- Wheelchair seating is.available. PRINTMAKING COUNCIL OF NEW •Magic, a, benefit for Ronald. ance, will be on hand to meet arid . .'.. The Union County. Aits Center- BIG APPLE CIRCUS . (732) 932-7511;,mgsa.rutgers.edu ' . Through the arrangements, of its of Westfield will present pop-folk trio We're ' channing stage presence, and passionate,. ; ..The Eric Johnson House in Morristown,the •• Jersey. In addition, this product Commerce Bank Ballpark, East Main : ; McDonald House-this weekend. '•'.. greet families, Ronald McDonald located, two'blocks from the New "New music" ensemble. Free ; .members, the band has forged a quirky, compelling;literate songs that leave ' Intcrfaith Council for the Homeless, the. utilizes a live orchestra under the . ; : 440'River Rd -Branchburg, •• •' About Nine, in concert tlu's weekend. ,>• At 3 -p.m. Sunday, Tim .and House was founded in 1987 to pro- Jersey Transit train station is a St., Bridgewater.' ; ." • '" . admission. . - ; M fresh and exhilarating sound. audiences wondering. The gi'Qiip's vocal blend Names Project, Habitat for Humanity and , direction of David Modero. There (908) 725-2110; www.printnj;org ,, ..•. The group will perform at the First United Robin Balster will dazzle the audi- vide a "home away from hoirie" for jewel in the. midst of the city. Local (800) ,922-3772; www.bigappl.ecir- MELISSA MANCHESTER the Community Food Bank.of NJ. Each con- • is vibrant, scenery, and stunning Open 11 a.m.-4 p.m. Wednesday- • .'. Bones, Incorporated has Methodist Church, of Westfield, 1 East Broad has drawn comparisons' to Crosby, Stills and • ence with, displays of, prestidigita- the families of seriously ill chil- restaurants offer, multi-cultural pus.org.' •'• • . 8 p.m..Saturday, March 27 cert benefits oneof these charities. • costumes. - 1 Friday, 1-4. p.m.- Saturday. Free ' ..- : • delighted audiences throughout St.. (corner, of North Avenue) in Westfield. Nash, arid certainly represents other iriflu-. . tion. This large illusion family dren who are undergoing medical cuisine and most -are.,in-walking A stateside "Carnevale!". to March StateTheatre, 15 Livingston Ave:, the New York City area with its Saturday night. Doors will open at 7:30 p.m. ences such as; The Nields and Cry, Ciy, Cry. , The: series is made possible in part by a ,Tlie King and I begins in 1862 . spectacle features. "Broomstick treatment in area hospitals, distance of the theatre.." ., 28. Admission S45-S12; group rates New Brunswick '••'•••.- admission. ,' ... '•''• '; .'• • • "Emanent. Formations," to May 8. ; lively and fast-paced performanc- and tlie concert begins at 8. •For more information about We're About HEART. Grant (Heritage, -Education,'Art - Siam when an English widow, Suspension" ah amazing defiance' . The house is a safe, comfort- The Union County Arts.Center available. Gall.fqr showtimes. (877) STATE 11; ,...•' . . : RARITAN VALLEY COMMUNITY es.; The band continues to impress '.' .Admission is $12. All net proceeds from .. Nine, visit www.circiuiine.com, Reaching Thousands) from the Union County Anna Leonowens. (Leigh Mann), of gravity; "Twister," 360• degrees ' able, loving haven for families dur- is a not-for-profit organization FOOTBALL SPECTACULAR wwvy.statetheatrenj.org ; . New Jersey Convention Center, . . COLLEGE both serious jazz fans as well as the evening's concert will be donated to the .'• The. Coffee with Conscience Concert Series Board of Chosen Freeholders,' and private and her young son Louis (Joseph of twisted . ; humor; ing a: time of uncertainty, stress • that is dedicated to presenting 70's and early 80,'s singing star Route 28, Branchburg •.'..;'• ••-.. casual listeners. '-..- Names Project, more commonly known as the of Westfield is a 10-show series running from donations, which ire enthusiastically, encour- Adelfio) arrive.at the royal Palace '."Metamorphosis," : Houdinis and difficulty; Residents arc quality performances. Major sup- Raritan Center, Edison ("You Should Hear How She Talks (908) 21.8-8876; www.raritanval.edu • AIDS Quilt:. .,.'• • •: ' • •'" '•'. . . September through June at the First .United aged. ..••..••" ••"'••.'.:'• •:•;'' ;.'•;.•• in Bangkok, having been sum- famous mysterious masterpiece;. encouraged to show Support for port for the, Ails Center and its (866) 662-3786; www.footballspectac- About You"). Admission S50-$35. ' • Open to the public 3.-8 p.m. Monday; . The very-young and talented Virginia- Methodist Church of Westfield. The concerts For more information about, the Coffee with moned by••thp.King (James and of course, "Duck Soup," where this organization by bringing the programs conies from the Union ular.com / • : DAVID PARKER Oratorio Singers : : noon'3 p.m. Tuesday, Thursday; 1-8 based singer/songwriter Devon;Sproul.will are also being recorded for broadcast by Conscience Concert Series, the upcoming per- Brewster) to serve as tutor to his.; children learntheconsequences of entire family to the show, A por- County Board, of Chosen • .NFL stars, and. NFL memorabilia in •• •1 p.m. Sunday, March 21 not following instructions. . tion of ticket sales goes directly to real time, nbori-8 p.m: March'26, 9 piin. Wednesday. - . will perform Sunday open the show; , . ..'.'•• -Westfield's TV-36. Residents of West field, formimce or ways in which to get involved with. many children and wives. On .... ••-Freeholders,: RSI, Liberty Bank, Crossroads Theatre, 7 Livingston : l . Music; audience participation, a,m.-7 p.m. March 27,9 a.m,-6 p.m. Art faculty exhibition, to April 8. 1 Scotch Plains, Fanwood and Mountainside con the series, dall Ahrre Maros, owner of Ahrre s arriving inSiaiii, Anna tries to Ronald McDonald House. Merck & Co., and the'City of Ave., New Brunswick .-. G. Verdi's "ReqiUem ' will be the We're About Nine is a three-part harmony- 1 catch each month's concert on Fridays at 10 Coffee.Roastery in Westfield at i'9O8) 232-8-723 allay her own. fears and those of and special effects.all add up to a . .Tickets are $10 and may be Rahway. Other funding has been March 28. Admission $15 Saturday, (877) STATE 11- ...'.' . SOMERSET ART ASSOCIATION subject of a performance by the singer-songwriter-adult-alterriative-contempo- 2020 Burnt.Mills Rd.,,Bedminster : a.m. arid 10 p.m., and on Sundays at .7 pM. . .or visit., www.coffeowithconsci.ence.com. .. her son-by whistling, a tuncC'I sensational show full of fun that purchased . on-line. at,, made possible by the NJ .State Sunday; free Friday. . wWw.statetheatrenj.org, Oratorio Singers of Westfield, with rary-Aniericana-folk rock-groiip hailing from (908) 234-2345; www.somersetart.org . The Coffee wjth Conscience Concert. Series . .Volunteers are'always appreciated; • Whistle a Happy Tune"). . •will sweep the audience into a uww.ucac.oru, by calling the box -Council -on"the Arts/Department NEVtf BRUNSWICK KENNEL CLUB Sings rjy way of sign language. soloists and orchestra conducted Baltiriiore. This trio -packsa surprise punch ; .Open 9:30.a,m.-4:3Sl p.m. Monday; world of wonder. ''•'.. office at. .1-732-1 499-8226, or in per- of State. ."••••,• New Jersey Convention Center, Admission S10. . by Trent Johnson at 3 p.m. Also arriving at the King's • , , Thursday;-9:30 a.m.^30 p.m. Friday- . palace is Tuptim (Heather Raritan Center, Edison ,. STEVE KUN2MAN Sunday at the First United : (732) 417-1400; www.nbkc.org Saturday/ . •' Ferguson), brought froin Burma 7 p.m. Saturday, March 27 . Methodist Church, 1 East Broad All-breed dog shows and obedience Youth Art Month exhibit (Grades 7- : by Lun Tha (Wayne.Hu), as a gift Watchung Arts Center, Watchung St.,Westfield. ../, •-; . •• prepare for May concert trials, March 19-21. Adults $6; seniors .12), March 21-April 3. .Reception .2 •'. - to. the King of Siam, Tuptim and Circle-, Watchung Johnson's new composition, Concert Band plays S4; under age, 12 $1. Gall for show p.m. March 21.' ... .Lun Tha are deeply, in love, but In addition to a- recent weekend . • receive-a 10 percent discount adult and childreri's choruses. The • : (908)753rQ19Q; "Poem," for viola and orchestra will i once Lun Tha returns to- Burma, n.'treat to Stoney Point Center in The show features songs from group sings in costume and adds schedule.: also be premiered, opening the they will never, again see each New York packed with choral Broadway shows including •"The choreography arid audience inter- PADDLESPORT 2004 concert. Garden State Exhibit Center, I-287 other. workouts, Tlie Celebration Singers Fantisticks," "Bye Bye Birdie,"- . action whenever it can. : Sunday in Union Exit 10, Somerset . This is the Oratorio Singers' and t'hildriMi's Chorus have Ix'on ' "Guys and Dolls," "Annie/ Get Your FQI' tickets, other show informa- A crisis is developing in Siam (888) 22-KAYAK; 24th year of presenting quality as agents in Singapore have dis- . rehearsing every Tuesday evening Gun," "Pippin," "Les Miserables," tion/ or to book the Celebration concerts featuring the great choral The New Jersey Workshop for - considered the "bassoonist's- for'the past several months in "Annie," "Chicago," "Rent," "Grease,' Singers for an upcoming1 event, call www.jerseypaddler.com the Arts Concert Band, will per- bible" and is used.in orchestras covered letters, to the British Previewing kayak, canoe, and out-, masterworks preparation for. their May concert, "Hnirspr'ay" and many others. <908) 241-8200. The group per- ; form a concert-2 p.m. Sunday at and Universities.around the describing the King of Siam as a appearances. door fun, noon-9 p.m. March 26, 9 Tlie chorus and orchestra/Will barbarian •and-.suggesting that -. This non-profit, musical enter- forms at municipal events, church--' be joined by Cho Lee, soprano; the'Green Lane YMHA, located . world. . • . • • • '•'Scheduled'for May 7 and 8 at tainment organization has grown es, temples, hospitals, nursing am.-6 p.m. March 27, 9 a^m.-4:30 Handmade Italian Delights at'5Qi Green Lane in Union. The NJWA Concert Band . - Siam be made a'protectorate. This Saint Anne's School .uVGarwood, . in scope, appeal, audience, and p.m. March 28. Admission S10; under Emily Golden, mezzo-soprano; information upsets Anna and she homes, scnor citizen centers, award Scott McCoy, tenor; Jonathan The concert will be a fund-raiser has already provided six'bene- both performances are at 8 p.m. member enthusiasm, especially banquets, summer "concerts in the age 14 free. . Presents Another Line Of Fine Baked Products... for the Union Ambulance Squad. fit concerts for several worthy, suggests to the -King that they Tickets are available now and cost JFVescott, bass and Brett Deubner, during the past few years under park," festivals, and helps raise . • instead The public is invited topur- causes in the 2003-2004 sea-' •entertain a British delegation in. • 'Slfi for adults and $12.for children the direction of Setln Berg. The funds for charitable organizations.; LASAGNE PASTICCIATE viqlist. •.•..'•••• • • ••• •son.'.These, include the. JFK . grand style, but. with a European General admission is $18 with chase tickets at the door begin- . and seniors. The.theme of the con- adult choir now boasts 45 mem- ning at 1:30 p.m. Tickets are $5 Hospital Cedar Brook Nursing dinner and ball, and with all the cert is "Keepin' the Beat," and the bers. . ALLA BOLOGNESE senior and student admission $15. each. Facility, the Cranford United Siamese princes'and princesses setting will ho cabaret-style. The spring concert will feature Tickets may be purchased at : ••-• The 80-member NJWA . Methodist-Church, . ••••••• . wearing •European tlrbss. •-.-.••'• -,- ' Guosts'bo'oking an entire table will several selections combining the ^ Take it home & bake it in your oven, Lancaster's in Westfield, The. • . The ball includes a ballet, "The Concert Band was established in Congregation Beth Israel in I This is "not the usual" lasagne! Scotch Plains Music.Center on 1996 to give musicians the. Scotch Plains, the Brearley Small House-of Uncle Thomas" in Park Avenue in Scotch Plains and which Uncle Tom's Cabin is trans- opportunity to perform on wood- Music Boosters and the ! t AVAILABLE IN READY TO BAKE! the First United Church»in wind, brass or percussion instru- Watchung Arts Center. lated in terms of the Siamese 'Molly Brown'hits 00 Westfield, •'•' ments; to play in'an ensemble . In addition to. Sunday's dance, arid is a huge success. Both Ismail Tray. $16. For concert information, call the and to perform at arts festivals, event in Union, there will be ' Anna and the King are'.exhilarat- i Medium Tray $30,°° ed by the success of their efforts. church office (908) 233-4211 daily fundraisers, and community several future concerts includ- stage at Kean Sunday iLargeTray $45.00 from 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.. The events.'The band plays a wide ing the Green Lane Y open However, this success is short . qhurch is handicapped-accessible. 'variety-of.music'including house on Sept. 12, and the . Paintings on display at Children V lived. • • So long, Dolly! Move, over, of those "Beautiful People of i * Larger sizes prepared upon request and priced accordingly Large print programs .will be. 2 marchos^classical iind contem- --Westfield-Fest-i-faH-on-Se-pM-l-j-r Plainfield resident Julio Cesar Ortiz's painting of a Honduras . The show features solid per- M.-init'! Nlake way for the biggest Denver." • ofrBroadway's "big ladies" in "The "The Unsinkable Molly Brown" Call (908) 518-1650 • Fax (908) 317-9226 available, with abundant parlung porary selections. Rehearsals for the Concert. village is among the featured works in Children's Specialized formances by Lee Mann and adjacent to. the church. Hospital's April art exhibit. The hospital will exhibit the work Unsinkable Alolly Brown," which has charmed Broadway arid.film The band is directed by Band are held at the Westfield James Brewster, in the roles will be prc^enteci by Windwood audiences with its irresistible, out-- Howard Toplansky, a member of YMCA at 220 Clark St. in of Ortiz and the New Jersey Water Color Society throughout made, famous by YuJ Brenner and the month of April. Monthly exhibits are sponsored by the Theatricals at Kean University's rageous title role and its rousing 'Pippin'is on stage the faculty of The Music Studio, Westfield each Saturday from Deborah Kerv, and the musical • Wilkins Theatre, 1000 Morris score, written by Meredith • a division of The New Jersey noon-l:30 p.m. from September Auxiliary at Children's Specialized Hospital. All artwork is highlight "We'Kiss in a Shadow," available for purchase with a portion of sales benefiting the 1 Ave, Union, at 3 p.m. Sunday. Wilison, who was also responsible at UC High School Workshop for the Arts: through June. sung by Heather Ferguson and This spirited tale of a leg- for the classic "The Music Man." . Auxiliary. Admission is free and exhibits can be viewed from Wayne Hu. The Union Catholic Performing Toplansky has taught instru- For more information about 10 a.m, to 8:30 p.m. by entering through the hospital^ East endary, real-life American original With songs such as "I Ain't Down Arts Company presents its spring mental musical for over 30 years the band-call Toplansky at the Wing entrance, 150 New Providence Road, Mountainside, For Adding to the family nature of follows the exploits of Molly Yet," "Belly Up To The Bar, Boy," musical -"Pippin" at 8 p.m. March and is the author of "Essentials New Jersey Workshop for the . more information, call (908) 233-3720, ext. 5379. this production, children can have Brown/whose feisty determina- "Colorado," "My Home" and "I'll 26-27 and April 2-3. There will be of Bassoon Technique," which is Arts at 19081 789-9696. their pictures taken with the Kiny tion to rise, above her impover- Never Say No," the show is funny, one matinee performance, at 3 and Anna and receive the auto- ished.beginnings leads her from light, uplifting and uniquely p.m. March 28. graphed picture after the Sunday tho backwoods of Hannibal, Mo., American. matinee. The Union Catholic Performing to the palaces of Europe. Along Tickets are $25 for the public,. the way, she marries a lucky $19 for seniors and alumni, and Arts Company production, under Arts Guild of Rahway readies for 'Take 5' As part of this production of The King and I the Cranford prospector/enters the highest ech- $15 for students and children. For the direction of Maryann Carolan, elons of Monte Carlo society, sur- further .information, to order tick- features Andrew Timmes as The Arts Guild of Rahway ground and brings to bear her experimentation, arid Rayna Saturday from 1-4 p.m. and Repertory Theatre Group will be will present "Take 5: Text and unique approach to image-mak- Gillman herself employs a-vari- Thursday from 1-3 and 5-7 p.m. conducting an outreach program vives the sinking of the Titanic ets, or request a brochure, call the Pippin, Eddie Hernandez as to raise money for Literacy and, most importantly, earns the '. WiJlcins Theatre Box Office at 5 Hours Open Bar '//) Leading Player, Natalie Cortes as Textures," an exhibit of ing for this show. ety of" image transfer and print- Appointments are also available . Cocktail Hour, '• . r£ fiber/fabric art by five New ing techniques to play in her Volunteers-Union County Inc. approval she so desperately seeks i908) 7U7-SHOW I7469): FuirCourco Dinnar ~* Catherine, Brian DeQliveira as '. Helene Davis is a colorist and for schools and large groups. For Tiered Wedding Cake, Silver Lewis, Joe Torella as King Jersey women, from Sunday to ceramic artist who translates creations on cloth. • further information call' 732> Tickets for "The,King and I" Private Bridal Rooms, April 16. An opening reception can be -purchased in advance at Specializing, in White Glove Charlemagne, Katie Czado as her great sense of color from The works in this exhibit fea- 381-7511, e-mail the guild at French Service . . will be held n 1-4 p.m. Sunday. glazes and abstract designs to ture text in many styles, both Cindy Smith's Dance Studio in Fastrada and Lauren Masada as artsguikll670@(.'arthlink,net, Garwood, Tony's Cafe on North Westfield arts group Berte. Admission is free. or visit the website at www.rah- "Text and Texture," ciirated Union Avenue in Cranford and Tickets for the show are $10 for wayartsguild.org Temple Beth-El Mekor Chayini in standard admission, $8 for senior by West Orange artist Rayha Each of the women featured in "Text and Textures" pomes Gillman, brings together origi- The Arts Guild of Rahway is Cranford. plans members' show citizens and students. Tickets can from a different art-form background and brings to bear a non-profit center for the arts Tickets can also be purchased be purchased in advance by con- nal collage-style mixed media Tho 80th annual Members' tlie Arts. His solo exhibitions works by Gillman and four New her unique approach to image-making for this show. which presents visual art at the Orange. Avenue School Saloii/Exhibition of the Westfiold include the Hunterdon Museum of 'NEW-.. tacting Union Catholic High exhibits featuring emerging auditorium prior to the perform- ICE ENTERTAINMENT! School at (908) 889-1600 ext. 318. Jersey women. The show turns Art Association will be. held March Art, the Simon Gallery in the artistic spotlight on fiber — New Jersey artists, a music ance. All seats are reserved. 20-28 in the Community Room Morristown, Johnson & Johnson Continental Airlines Arena Tickets will also be available at her work on cloth, while for its own sense as words and Saturday • April 3rd • 7:30 PM Exotic Lunches & Dinners a substance that has been called Barbara Pucci is a printmaker its decorative or formal sense as series and art classes and work- Preferred seating is $15 and stan- Tialleiy of the Westfield Municipal corporate headquarters, the box office before each perform- 1 dard seating is $13. There is a $2 Bearmesdert'er Gallery in Charge by Phone: 201-r>07-8'X)0 or 212-307-7171 ance. Union Catholic High School "the new glass, ' an art material and photographer who projects a motif. Each of these artists shops for adults and children of Building, located at 425 East that is coming into its own and a surrealist sensibility with use an exciting collage mentali-. all levels of experience. discount for senior citizens and Bnmtl St. Highland Park, Middlesex County Tkkels Starting at SJ0.00 • Wuitv feu jppliis • Aron* Box Otlke fe located at 1600 Martine Ave., children/students for advance • College in Edison, and a 2003 faK2Qatlff.coni » All Ykla'tmasUir Tkket Center* • cruniplonionlcu.ioni is being sought by museums, graphic elements and paint. ty in the production of alluring, '.. The Arts Guild is located at The Awards will be presented meadowlandti.inrn ' Croup Sales of 20 or more ini-4h0*370 Regular A La Carte Menu Scotch Plains. sales of standard seating for the show at the Newark Public collectors, galleries, and for dis- Joanie San Chirico uses powerful and beautifully-colored 1(170 Irving-St. in downtown at the opening reception, wliich (,111 ill . //.»» /"/>»/. /•'// A- Staircases **" - ^ / Rts,78&287, Science Center at (908) 789-3670 for their diverse and strong voices. Aoife Clancy Band. The name Time; "Soldiers and Dreams," and jewel in tlie midst of the city. Local Other funding has been made to register or for more information. The Irish Echo described their Clancy perks up Celtic music "Silvery Moon." Pbllock/Krasner painting fellow- restaurants are within walking dis- possible by the New Jersey State 12 South Are., West, Crunfonl OU-SOSl-SOS:} • i\,x: - 7()!)-sos; Park & Mountain Avenue, Scotch Plains Traikide is located at 452 New singing as "exquisite, exhilarating, lovers' ears around the world. Ticket prices are $40, $35, $30. tance of the theatre and represent ship and a printmaking fellowship Council on the Arts/Department of from tlie Mason Gross School ol nm, Visit our web ske at: Www.weddingsatpantagis.com .. Providence Road in Mountainside. and nothing short of thrilling," and Originally from Ireland, Aoife and may be purchased online at the various cultures that are part State. March 18, 2004 B-4 Cranford Chronicle Cranford Chronicle B-5 William H. Kastner Obituaries MalcolmT. Douglas Home Show CRANFORD — William H. Mr. Kastner was at one time the 0RJP ._• Malcolm T. Jr. of Philadelphia. Stephen A. ol ParkrFlnrr»«d Kastnerr«iJrdied-Marchi2r2004-at—staitmg-third~baseinari for the DbugrasHiedMnrch62004atrn Hillsdale; a daughter, Elizabeth Community Medical Center in Toms Newark Shamrocks in semiprofes' nursing home in Havre do Grace, Anne Brooks Douglas of Pinellas River. sional baseball. Ernest R. Powell comes to Herbert Vernan Ross ; Md, . -. '. '. •:•'•• :.-. '. Park, Fla.; a brother, Robert Born in Newark, he lived in Surviving are his wife, Elaine Mr. Douglas was a cryptograph- , Ernest Russell Powell, 87, died ; CMNFORry - ' Herbert school development committee. Douglas of Cape Coral, Fla.; sister.q Westfield Negro History Club. Cranford for 48 years before moving Miles Kastner; a daughter, Susan : er in the U.S.. Army and served: in March 8,2004 in Arlington'- Texas Vernan Ross, .88, died March 13, He \yas a member of the Janet Heston of North Carolina A Navy veteran of World War II, Westfield to Manchester in 2001. Brown of Maplewood; four sons, W. Guam during World War II. Bom Nov. 15,1916 in Boardman, 2004"at-Howard County General Financial Executives Institute, and Olive Jackson of New. Jersey; Mr, Powell took up golf at age 72 '...'. Mr. Kastner was a licensed real Drew of Mendham, Kevin H. of He was a member of the Class N.C.; he was-a-son -of'the late and played at the Scotch Hills Golf Looking for a way to chase "Hospital in Columbia, Md. the. American Financial and several grandchildron. estate agent for 50 years, the last 46 Longwood, Fla., Brian D. of Westfield : of 1941 at Cranford High School. Burbank and Einma Powell. - Club. . • . .-• away winter's doldrums? Try . Mr. Ross was born in Elizabeth. Association and the American ' Services were held Monday at as an independent broker with* his and Alan M. of Bridgewater; and 12 where he played on the baseball Mr. Powell lived in Westfield the Home Design & Landscape He lived in Cranford for 5(3 years Legion in Clark. Mr. Ross was an Sol Levinson & Bros. .Funeral His wife of 66 years, Willnette own agency in Morristown and grandchildren. ; team. Mr. Douglas was a resident before moving to Scotch Plains. He Show at National Guard before moving in 2003 to Mount Army infantryman in World War Home in Pikesville, Md: Interment "Billie," died in June. •Manchester. He earlier was a realty A funeral Mass: was held Tuesday of Cranford for more than 50 was a mailman for 38 years with the Surviving are two sons, Russell Armory in Westfield. agent with Brownell. & Kramer in at St. Anne's Roman Catholic Church Airy.Md; ' ' ' II; lie participated in the Battle of followed at, Maryland Veterans Westfield post ollice ,'ind later was years. ,, of Fort Washington, Md., and. Kim of The show will feature -. allr Union. • ••;;.. in Garwood. Burial was in Fair-view He retired in 1986 as the vice the Bulge and held the rank of sec- Cemetery-in Owings Mills, Md. self-employed as a house painter. : . Surviving are sons Malcom T ;\i-luigton, Texas; three daughters, new landscape designs by area He held a degree in business and Cemetery, Westfield. president of: the International ond lieutenant. . He was a longtime ofiiter in the 1 Jackie Crawley of Wilmington, N.C., leaders. It is a place to meet accounting : from New York ; Arrangements were by the Dooley Matex tank terminal in Bayonne. Surviving are his wife of 57 Men's Club of the Westfield Y, Dojina Powell Smith of landscapers, .. ' architects, Mr. Hpss 'began his career with years, Anne. Warga Ros's; a son, Mary Bermingham University Mr. Kastner was a long- Funeral' Home. Donations may: be where Mr. Powell participated in , Soiithington, Conn., and Vicki builders and contractors who Wilson Jones in Elizabeth and Douglas; three daughters, Linda GARWOOD.. — Mary, Grace 2002.. time member of the Morris County sent to the Mickey Mantle Family the annual Christmas tree sales. Powell Worley of Las Cruce'sj N.M.; a later worked for Sperry.'Gyroscope Ann Dolin, Janet Susan Laycock Bermingham, 77, died March 13,, S.tuyiyiiig arc two sons, Kevin, of . will take, over the Armory arid, Board of Realtors. . ". •'.'. .•-.'• Fund of the American Cancer The national YMCA honored him sister, Alice Bazley and husband in Manhattan. ••'... and Virginia Pecca; two brothers, 2004-at Martin Memorial Medical Cainp Humphries, Korea, and ..with its Service Award in 2000 for cover it with lush gardens,. A Navy.veteran of World War II, Society/ . • •;•. . •. 1 Jack of Edison; Mgi-andcluldren, 24. He .served oh the presidential Charles and George; seven grand- Center in Stuart, Fla: 'retired' Army Maj. Sean of. Prince liis recording 50 years as a volun- sculptured shrubs, yard ponds;. George,- Va.;. a sister, Millie great-grandchildren, two great- search committee at Rutgers children; four, great-grandchil- . Born in.Kenilworth, she was a teer. / . . • ."•'••' , • .. and cobblestone-cpvered walk-.. Schel.leriburg of Washington;, two great-'gi-and'children and two Rose DiRubbio daughter of the late Gregory amj • ways.' r '•.-.. •-.. .;.. . .'• • •• University and was a trustee of dren; and many nieces, nephews, •Mr.,Powell was a past worslupful : Viola Amorosa.. .' . grandchildren and two great-grand- cousins. .. •;••• ' . ,'• ; . the Rutgers Alumni Association. great-nieces and great-nephews. •: master, former secretary aiVd former The event will run three' KENILWORTH ' -- • Rose Whitehouse Station, Amelia Aredii .Mrs, Bermingham lived in children: . • . , \ : ... - Services were held Saturday at Mr. Ross was a founder in 1954 of -.'Services'we're;held Tuesday at treasurer of Stone ScjU'aro j^odge 38, . days,. April, 2, 3 and 4.- The DiRubbio, 93, died March 1?,. 2004 of Brick and Raffaela Dempsey of Ganvood before moving in 1974 to . Services are scheduled Ibrto'day the Bethel Baptist Church! . " ; the :Rutgers Glub in Cranford, the. • Lisbon United Methodist Free & Accepted ' Masons, Prince hours are 4-10.p.m. Friday, 10 at the Bridgeway Care Center in Massapequa, N,Y.; tvvo. brothers, Palm City, Fla. She had resided.; .at the. Martin Funeral Hoine in , Arrangements were : by the : ; Church in Lisbon, IVld. Burial was Bridgewater. . ' . Dominic Morano of Deer Park,; which awards scholarships to the most recently in Stuart. Stuart with Rev. John Barrow, pas-, Hall Affiliate, in Plainfield. He was a- . Judkins .Colonial: Home in ..a.m.-10 p:m:.'Saturday -and 10; state university of New Jersey. He • in Crest Lawn Memorial Gardens, Sunday school teacher at the Bethel PHOTO BY JOAN SCHMAlEiNBERGER . a.m.-6 p.m. Sunday. ' ! Born in: Bayorine,she was a N.Y., and Emilio/ Morano of She worked for the city of Stuart tor-of St; Andrew Roman' Ciithul.it • Plainfield!. Donations may be sent to held a bachelor's degree in busi- Marriottsville, Md. . Baptist Church in Westfield as well : --, Additional . "".-. categories daughter of the late: Thomas and Ormond Beach, Fla.;: two sisters, for over 25 years and retired as its Cluirch in Stuart, official ing.' , Camperships. at Canip." Speers- ness and accounting from Rutgers Arrangements were by the as a church trustee and financial Students learn to stay healthy ; Catherine Marcelo Morano.. • v. . Antoinette DiMuro of New Port fiscal assistant. •.'• : (•'yniniittal will :be in '.Fern.hill . Eljahan c/o Westfield Y Men's Club, 'include., kitchens;' baths,- gran- secreta^ He was. active in the Mrs, DiRubbio lived in •R'ichey, Fla,, and Theresa Holton of along.with, an associate's /degree Haight Funeral Home & Chapel . Her husband, Edmund, died in. Memorial Gardens, Stuart.-' .',', 220 Clark St., Westfield.'NJ 07090. Students in Mrs. Quinones' first grade class at Cranford's Brookside Place School recently com- ite,.: marble,, suiirooms, addi-.' from Union County College. in Sykesville, Md. Donations may Brooklyn, Long Island, N.YV and Dana Point, Calif; three grandchil- pleted a unit on proper health and personal hygiene. To complete the unit, they conducted a com- tions, awnings; window's, doors, Kenilworth before moving to dren and. 11 gi-eat-graiulclu'ldren. . Mi\ Ross: was a Boy . Scout be sent to Rutgers Club of munity service project in Which they collected 299 health and personal hygiene, items from other •. solar heating, spas. and. pools Whitehouse Station in 1§86. She • A funeral' Mass was held leader- in Cranford and . a past Cranford, c/o 34 Connecticut St:, Muriel Flesher Robert D. Blood Brookside classes and donated them to Cranford Family Care. " and more. • • '-. .!'.,' grand .'master of the Azure Lodge, Cranford, NJ 07016; Union : was'a member of the senior citizens • Monday at Our Lady of Lourdes ;• GARWOOD—Muriel F. Becroft Professionals.- . ' • Robert D. Blood, 66, died March Blood, is deceased. . .. .,.• • V '. Find .out which shrubs will- Church. Burial was in St. John's Free .& Accepted Masons. He was' County College, 1033 Springfield 13, 2004 at his home in Bopnton group at Our Lady of Lourdes Flesher, 83, died March 14, 200 ).at Her, liusbaiwl, Walter, died in • • ,: Suiyiving are his. second -wife,-' ! make your home more secure, •a vestry member, and youth group Ave., 'Cranford, NJ 07016; or; : 1 Roman Catholic Church in Cemetery, Middle; Village, Queens. ••';Ianii.aiy'2003',---".';- . . ' . ;: Township. • Joan Lionetti-Blood; three daugh- ami• which "of tiiose"Wi'l'l'"'g'rSW.'-. leader in.his 50.years as.a parish- Lisbon United Methodist Church, Muhlenberg : Regional ; Medical : Whitehouse Stations Arrangements were by the Center in Plainfield. •.. •' .Surviving are two sons, Walter of , Born, in. Newark,,. he' lived in ters, Debi :Lynn Rittenhouse of Peace protesters rally in Cranford best whert you,' plant. See the ioner of .'Trinity Ejiiscopal. Church, 15875 Frederick Road, Lisbon, '-,. Her husband, Joseph, died in Kenrns Funeral Home :in • She was: born in Ganvood and Henderson, Ney., and ..James of -Westfield for 40 years before mpv-, Mbnmouth Junction,, Cheri Ann latest. in. new •'stone designs to Whitehouse. Donations may be where.lie- also was on the Sunday. MD.21765. ••;'.••. ••••:. : \'- • 1 ing to Boontoh Township in 2002. Pate of Ringoes and Kelly Jean : CRANFORD— Local peace drums, bells, tambourines,; wooden •' Station at 9:54. a.m., and the 1981; •:!-/: -. " •••••-. ':.•/ • ,.V".; lived in the borough all her life. .' Ganvood; three'daughters, Patricia : accent, the garden or backyard: , .Surviving are a son, Vincent of. sent.to Midland Adult Services Inc., , Mr. ••• Blood was a former vice Angijly of Merideii, Conn.; arid activists are seeking people and blocks or even paint tubs. Elizabeth Station at 11:6:1 a!m. :Mrs. Flesher. was a '. .public Edwards 'of-Forked- River. .(Jail. : : Look at the ever-evolving line P.O. Box 5026, North Branch; NJ president and comptroller of the.- seven grandcliildren. • ••-•• musicians to participate.ihr a drum On Saturday,-among the nian.V Riders can bring drums and per- " New Hyde Park, N.Y-; three daugh- accountant and'a partner in Flesher-: • .'Je.liflek of '.Jacksonville; Fla., and of stoiie.pavers and other mate-. ters, .Catherine Hyde ...of 08876. •-••; ' -. ' ' : Lawrence Passariello Group : Department at the Friends are invited to a memori- event-marking the first armiyer-. Peace , Train . contingents taking cussion instruments for short, ral-. & Co;.; a Gaiwood account ing firm', Barbara oi'Largo, Fla.; eight grand- sai-y of .the beginning of'the U.S.rled. train lines into.New York, some \vill • rialsto line a'path or driveway.: CRANFORD '.— •Lawrence. Philomena Dinino of Westfield, Prudential Insurance Co. He was al gathering l-4p.m. Saturday at lies before boarding the train and.! that opened in 1941. She also had children and 13 greiit-grandchil- : war on Iraq in Cranford Friday, one gather at thq eastbouhd sides of Also,; look for discount.', . PassarieHo, 79,. died March. 10', Antoinette Mitchelli of Delray . with' Prudential for 42 years and •' the Rittenhouse. residence.'-For while participating in the New been a consultant.to'Flesher. Income ::tlren.;: • ''-.-.- • •.' . • •;'-.'.: day before; a planned nationwide the Westfield and.Cranford train . coupons. • offering one . free Mary Herold 2004 at the Father Hudson House Beach^ Fla., and JessicaToomajan retired in 1997 from its Roseland nlpre- information, contact the York City protest. • ' .;•.'- •' Tax Services in G;u"wood since it Visitation .is. 2^-1 and '7.-9 •'p.m. office. protest that.'• will include Peace stations at. around 9:30 am; and ' Protesters will converge.. on . admission with one paid' —- a $7 GARWOOD —Mary Herold, 95, Philip, Richard and Gregory; 13 in Elizabeth; • . • of Linden; and many nieces and Mackey Funeral Home' in Bopnton : opened in 2001. , •Sunday at the. Gray'-Mom,oria) value. Children under 12 are nephews. , - ' •'. . 1 .. He earned a bachelor's degree in. at (973) 334-5252:. • ',. ?•"• Ti'ains from New-Jersey into New Pedestria" " • • n• "Plaza• ' •;- -Broa d• "Stree• -t Madison: Square Park,, located "at. died March 13-2004 at Somerset grandchildren and 10 great-grand- He was born in Cranford and . She was . a member, of the Kunej-aj Fjoine, 12 Springfiekl Ave., : admitted free, and parking' is Medical Center in S6meiville. children. , •.;./•• lived, in the township before mov- • Sei-vices were held Saturday in' business from -Rutgers. University . Donations ' may . be sent to York City • : . ' Station, Elizabeth at. 10:30 ain. ' 23rd' St. and Madison Avenue in National. Society of Public Cranford, where .seivices will be 11 American Cancer Society, Morris The Peace and Justice Drum Trains will leave the Westfield New York City at noon to call for an! free. For more, call (973) 326- Mrs. Herold: was born in A funeral Mass was held Monday ing to Rosellc over 30-years ago.' the Good Shepherd Chapel ; in 1965. Mr..Blood was a past pres- Accountants; :the' New Jersey . a;.m. Monday. Donations may lu ident, and coaclv-of the Westfield County Uniti 669 Littleton Road, Circle will be held at the clock at station at 9:50 a.m.,-the-Cranford' •end to the occupation of Iraq. . 1333. -...•••; Romania and lived in Garwood at Our Lady of Perpetual Help, Mr. PassarieHo was. a;construc- Mausoleum at St. Gertrude Association of Public Accountants; sent to your local Police Henevolehi : Girls Softball League... ' . Parsippany, NJ 07054-4R36 or your, Eastman Plaza in the center of before moving to Or.tley Beach in Roman Catholic Church in Seaside tion worker with Local 394 in . Cemetery, Colonia, • . and the New Jersey Chapter, Association, first aid.squad or l\\v ; : His first wife, Nancy Carlson local Associated Humane Societv. Cranford from 7-8:30 p.m. 1979. •'/•''•:• .•/ '. ,, • / ;. . Heights. Committal was in Ocean . Elizabeth. He was a Navy veteran- Arrangements were by the National. Association of Tax •depart meat.- Her husband, Michael, died in County MemorialPark,Toms River. of World War II and a member of Dooley Funeral Home. Donations "Dioimming for peace is one way Goalition to discuss improving rail service 1986. A daughter, Julia Cambria, Arrangements were by the American Legion Post 60 in may be sent to Father Hudson to counter the drums of War that Mar leen Joy Par ness At.its second meeting of 2004, Free parking far.the, March .29 diedin 2001. Timothy E. Ryan Home for Roselle Park, ' House, 111 DeHart Place,' Jane Pankuch haveled to the deaths of thousands demands created-'by-commuters; 1 Marleeh Joy.Wolff Parness died. . of. Iraqi civilians and' hundreds of the -Raritan Valley Rail Coalition, recreation and school-based trips. meeting is available in the. Bernie Surviving are four sons, Michael,' • Funerals, in Lavallette. Surviving are three sisters, Elizabeth, NJ-07202, . CRANFORD -- Jane M. S.tinson Mrs. Pankuch also was a member of Commerce and, Westfield Parent-- : March. 11, 2004 at her Westfield Teacher Orgaiiization. American soldiers," said Leigh will' feature Tom Morgan,. senior ;' The coalition will meet March 29 Field parking deck located adjacent, ; Pankuch; 92, died March 13.2()04at . the Women's Garden' Club of Davis; an. organizer .of tile event. director of Rail Service Planning. at 8:15 a.m. in the tlvLrd floor free- to the Somerset County . Valley Hospital in Ridgewood. . : (.'ranibnl, -the Newcomers Club .of home. Her mother, Rose Wachter Wolff, AlicjaNowak ' Shewas boi-n in Queens and had. • is deceased.. . ., "It's time, to bring our troops home, .Morgan will discuss options avail- holders meeting room . in the' Administration Building. Public • Born in Newark, she lived in ('raiifbrd and the Cranford Senior ; 1 . before anyone else dies. able for increasing service along the Somerset' County Administration ' transit 'access is a short walk from Patrick Vahey Cranford for 45 years before movinu Citizi'iis Wednesday t'lu.b, lived in Westfield-since 1981. Surviving are her .husband, ',', CRANFORD — Alicja "Alice" 1968. She was.a homemaker. "We need to stop seeing people line. ..--.-; Building located in downtown NJ Transit's So'nierville train sta- CR/\NFORD — Patrick Vahey, Vahey later spent five years with toAllendaJeini996, • Mrs. Parness was a certified pub-' •Richard; her father,- Henry WollT; a Gypiys Nowak, 79, (lied March 1, Her husband, Edward, M., died She was a Girl -Scout leader in The options to be discussed may Somerville. •• -.-•'. tion and from.various NJ Transit 76, died March 10, 2004 at his Petro Plastics Inc. in Cranford lic'acco.untant and a principal in the daughter, Ellyn; a son,. Matthew; across the world as our, enemies. 2004.at Somerset Medical Center Jmi. 29,2004, ' \ ' '•• ,. Mrs. Pankuch ' owned the Cranlbhl. : include adding trains to the.existing The public,1 municipal, county bus routes. ' . ., home. : and retired.in 1996; 1 Westfield accounting firm Parness and two sisters, Gail Zwilling and We need to stop killing, them and in Somerville. _ Surviving are two daughters, Mohawk Inn in Lake Mohawk with SuiyiviiiK.ari a daughter, Diana start seeing them — and ourselves. schedule, adding stops, to existing and state • officials and transport a--. For NJ Transit bus/rail schedule .Born in Poland, she was a •Ursula and husband Chris of ' Mr. Vahey was. - born in He wiis an Army veteran of the her. husband,.John A...who died in & Parness. She earned a-masters Marsha K.ovener. : Tal'ro; a sun. Brian-J.; anil a grani,!- : as part of a World community,"—.rail .service and/or modifying exist- -. tion professionals are encouraged and fare information, call -i 800) 772-. Carrow.clogher, - Ballyheane, Korean War. ' .; . 1968. She also'.was a comptometer degree in taxation from Pace Services were held Sunday at the daughter of the late Peter and Zofia Cranford and Christine • of child. - -•' ''.'..'•'• -' • • said Davis.. "In commimities, we ing service into express, or skip-stop to participate in the coalition meet- 2222 or yisit.www.njtransit.com.- • County Mayo, Ireland, and settled Surviving are his wife, Wilma operator with Kraft Inc. in Union for University in 1981..She received a- Menorah, Chapels at Millburn, in 'Cyprys. ' . . . Hillsborough; a sister, Staiiislawa Seivices were- heid yesterday at service to shorten commute times ing,. Members also will hear For directions or more coalition in Brooklyn when he came to the Swentko Vahey; two sons, Patrick . more than 20,years and retired from bachelors degree in accounting in Union. Burial was in Beth Israel- find ways to cbnnect with our ;. Mrs. Nowak lived.in Maiwille Szczepanslu of Poland; and two the Dooley Funeral Home. Burial . on the Raritan Valley line. updates on the coalition's short and information, contact the Raritan United States in 1949. He had. A. and Francis, both of Cranford; a that post in 1973. 1975 from Queens College, of the Memorial Park, Woodbridge. neighbors, solve, problems together,: before moving to HiUsborough in grandchildren. • '•• . was in Holy ••Sepulchre Cemetery. and celebrate our common human- The meeting's main focus, will be long-term goals,.the status of Valley Rail Coalition-at <9081 231- lived in Cranford since 1965. brother, Mike, and a sisteiyMary She was a Eiicha'ristic minister City University of New York. Donations may be sent to Have A Hast Orange. ity. If we carry peace and'justice in on how-service- can be modified to Transportation Equity Act-Legacy- ,7000,ext. 7239, by fax at (90S) 707< lie was a door maker and car- Ralph, both of Castlebar, Ireland: for Masses at St, Michael's'Roman She was a member of the . Chance, 26 Schoolhouse Lane, Donations may \w sent to Si. : our hearts; perhaps tlu's event can better address changing rail travel' for Users and the coalition's on-line-, 1749 or. by e-mail at rvrc&t-o.somer- penter for over 20 years with the Private arrangements were by Catholic Church "and- a member of Westfield Area Chamber of Morristown,'NJ 0796.0'. Michael's 'Church or the American serve to broadcast our collective needs along the line, • including survev. ". • . ' • set.nj.us, • ' , .' ' - , ' ' Clark .-Door Co. in Cranford. Mr. the Dooley Funeral Home. her parish's-'Altar "Rosary Society. Heart Association. heartbeat to the' administration Margaret M. Collins and the. world."' .'•••'.:•'• Drumming and percussion have CRANFORD -A Mass for Ms. New Rochelle in New York, she On January 25, 2l)()3, 1 wrote jo tell YOU./if mv father's become, a significant part of peace Margaret M. "Peggy" Collins will'be'' earned a master's degree from passing. Today, 1 have, the sad duty to tell you about my LEGAL NOTICE 10:30 a.m. today "in St. Theresa's Seton Hall University in. South protests, with protesters bringing y K Underlakinij'ol the RahwayRni'i Df-SillirurP.. ; both professional and homemade mother's passing also on March 14, 2004. At the same •• . CRANFORD. NEW JERSEY •' Church, Kenilworth. Orange. '.'•'. • : ORDINANCE NO 200-1-15 • • ' •' ' •' ' Appropriation and EslinialtHlCosl. • percussion instruments to marches time,.! wish to celebrate her life with you. .MOTICIH OF PENDING BOND ORDINANCE AND SUMMARY • . : • Dovvn Payment Apptopnatod , . Ms. Collins was an elehientary Ms. Collins was a member of the Tho-boncl bidin;inc:>\ itna, bunmviry ii'nn^ of vvhk h:."tro nicltidocJ hurpin was ifiirgclucecl and passod upon lirsl rend- Bonds .tnd Notes AuilKiru'ed in New York, Washington, D.C., and. A/v- mi'ther, Muriel Florence Beeroft, was bom at inr| nl a meoliiu-] ol the Towiuihip Cotniniiu.-^ of the Township o( Cuinlofd: in tho Counly ol Union, Stato ol Now Period of lisetuliiess ' • teacher.al School 12 in Elizabeth Auxiliary at Robert Wood Johnson Jersey, on Md'ch 9 i?0O-l Ir wifl IJIV liirther consiiIfiiiKl Idr liruil p;issafl,o. alter public hqatlng thoroon, at a mooting around the world. • home in Ganvood, \'ew Jersey on.May S. 1921 to . 1 1 for"4o years. Born in Elizabeth, she University Hospital at Railway. . ol lire Township Commit!, ^ !o bt. lirl,l al its meeliFuj rooin in !he Municipal BuildinQ 0 SprinfjIilMd Aveiilio, Cranlotd Event organizers are encourag- Henry P. Beeroft and SanlhTimms Beeroft. Ni)v/ Jersey, oh April 13 2-00-J at W.30 PM During the wookpnoi to and up lo and including thfl dale ol such moot- Aggregate Appropriation and Esiinuiit-ii t •• ' lived in .Cranford- for the past nine Arrangements are by the Gray ing, copies ol Hit? lull oidin.ina! will lit' available at no'cost and durmq regular; business hours at the Clnrks ollicfi . Affl'egati; Stale and Fe.leiai.Ciraol:,' • : ing those who want to attend to for the nie.rnliers ol tho tj^neral pui'ia: :\ho shall requasl ihe'same The summafy ot.lho lerms of such bond ordi- Appropricited ' years. Memorial Funeral Home, She hail two sistei's, Louise and Bernice. and one nance tollow^ ' . Aggregate Down Pavnifiil Ap[)iopi..i!t.,f Cranford. bring percussion instruments, brother. Henry Jr.,- all of whom predeceased her.. Tillo BOND ORDINANCE1 TO AUTHORIZE THE: MAKING OF VARIOUS PUBLIC IMPROVEMENTS AND THE Aqyregale Amounl o! Boiiil-, and ^,'lt--, . A graduate of the College of • ACQUISITION-OF NEW ADDITIONAL OR REPLACEMENT EQUIPMENT AND MACHINERY. NEW AUTOMOTIVE Aitlf ' Mom met my Dad on i/ blind date and after four. ' - VEHICLES/INCLUDING ORIGINAL APPARATUS AND EQUIPMENT AND'NEW COMMUNICATION AND SIGNAL SYSTEMS EQUIPMENT IN. BY AND FOR THE-TOWNSHIP OF CRANFORD. IN ThlECOUNTY OF UNION STATE Section 20 Cosls S3O0,000 ' • ' . years of courtship, married-Walter J. Flesher, Jr.. . Trinity Pentecostal OF NEW JERSEY. TO 'APPROPRIATE THE SUM.OF $2 503 9J4 TO PAY THE COST-THEREOF, TO APPROPRI- Average Usulul Lile 13'10ye;iib. . • 1 ATE STATE AND-FEDERAL •GRANTS . TO MAKE A DOWN PAYMENT, TO AUTHORIZE. THE ISSUANCE OF This'Notice is published pursuant to N-J S A -lOA .'•' son of Wiiller. Sr. and Geiievieve. Flesher of i *r Covenant Presbyterian Church. BONDS TO HNANCE SUCH. APPROPRIATION AND TO PROVIDE FOR THE ISSUANCE OF BOND ANTICIPA- LEGALS Holiness Fellowship Rosalie Hollonbrecht RMC Garwood on March 14, 1941. TION .MOItS IN ANTICIPATION OF THE ISSUANCE OF SUCH BONDS . ... •. • " Township Cletk •-.'•• Cn.inui .170'Streets'and SidQualks . ' • 291 Parsonage'Hill Road ' T|m nuriJoM".. ilLipiOpn,-||ii]n-;,. bond-, notes iuil!ior«ed arid OQrtts apniOPjiittQO in'lhlS mu!|ipu(P030 Doml O Tovjnship ol Cranlord • . ' Cranford , Legals Continued from B-4 Seciion 179-17-Streol Opening Permit Together they formed .a strong family union-. 'M ' ' ' ' ' ' County ol Union . ShoiiHills. Any Slietl . . $.150 00 • - - ' .-. SCHEDULE OF IMPROVEMENTS PURPOSES AND AMOUNTS . . Slate ol New Jersey . ; Seciion B - FDOS MOI. associated with They also, formed ii business partnership as (908)272-6788 A Acquisition r>t no'A' aclditjonal c,i replacement ec|uipmttnl and rnacliirieiy.fof Ihe use ol the Depdctrnenl ol Public SlMir Nunil'.-r > • • LEGAL. NOTICE " S1-H78 . , Spocilic Code Provisions- Woiks i [ipw i consisting ol n) a Iron! end loader anil (ma tar kollle JOS.-H S.M.-.. BOROUGH QF KE.NlUVOnTH Flesher A Cotnpain- Public Accountants thill last- Rev. FrankSforaa, Pastor PUE3UC NOTICE u horeDy ijiven m.i! jii Oivimance, ol Add ' . ' ' lt":Oth day ,it puWicatio'i. ,iccoiclmf| to law Together, they raised Jive children: Walt Flesher . • 6:30pm Sunday Evening Worship Bonds and Noltis Aulhori/ed SI 23.300 TAKf NOTICE [hill Pursuanl III nrin Munu-ipji BinklnH), 507 503 6t-rr;,-n j-l S'7.3-! : ''... •Ci.M'Tl.iaO.-! 7:30pm Sat. Pentecostal Prayer D Acquisition ol nt:w addilionalt;' replacement eciuipiritin! and machinery and new coriirnunicatiori and signal-sys- Crantuid Police Depnitmunl H110110.M iit>.i!>»h,iiin,--.l .,: !.i,l ;jr j! ,:,'^i,-i , I.) ,.J.i,[i: ...,ii., Bouievaid Konilworlh New Jersey ai 6 00 PM. a! A'./. Pat Edwards of Forked River. NJ, Gail Jelinek of 7:30 pm - VVud. Hilili' Study & Prayer lenis eciiiipment cunsislini] ol |i| computer equipnient lui llie use ol various Township departments (n) yaiioua tole- All lite vehicles on Ihe IOIIIAVIIM) li:,l aie oitf-u-J ,n .11 A;il B •Pt.ltio •.viucn time and place any pursotvi wno maybe tfittjfo^l- NOTICE OF ABSENT DEFENDANTS Age-Integrated vision equipment lof the tiSt? ol 1V-35 arid lni) sell-conliiined brealhing apparatus equipment lor Ihe use ol Ihe Firo (linos:, tor any [luilicular puiptst- Minuiiurr nultiti ,- nil ,,-ln NuMir, IJJ-si:'iii(i I.I..).-1 (Hi Kier«in will bd cjwon an Lipponunity lo tw .neard con- (LSI STATE OF NEW JERSEY TO'. ' "' Jacksonville. FL. and Barb Flesher of Largo, FL. Depiirlnienl ' IIHJ agency. • • 1 Olln;i Mi:.c O 1 let.* Chosl 1 A "Whole Family" Approach to ministry. "Faith comes by hearing, ami hearing cerrimtj such OiOinance tiUH-LERMO MOLINA A.ICA GUILLERMO S MOLINA Purchase must '^ mail.- by uish ,1 1 t.-nituni t ii.(> A ' I,.;...-'..•! nur.l IK' 1 Uino»ii-.t! I Shell HEDV LIPKE BOROUGH CtERK AND MRS GUILLERMO MOLINA: HIS WIFE PABLO Al the tune of her passing. Muriel Flesher had tmiated Cost ,,,,.,„ . by the word of God" $267.8-3-1 be [),H(I Liy -I 00 |i in tilt- s.iint,- Uiiy ORDINANCE NO 2000-04 FIGUEROA • ' ••'..• Down Payment Approprralod SI 2.76-1 The public auction shall be held i;n MaTh ^'1 .'iju.l .- 1 1 Pami-l,i Bm grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren: f ii ..t- Will IM, •CAP' ORDINANCE TO EXCEED INDEX RATE- INDEX ' You,.IH; heiu'^y summoned and ruquned lo soivo upon Bonds and Noltis Aulhon;ed $255080 laming thereto :'?A uji.k-" Duvf RATE I ESS THAN S\- LIMITATION FOR THE YEAR SHAPIRO S DIAZ LLP. Plaintill's Attorney..'whose Penod ol Usolulricss • 10 years Rm.c-ll,-IIJ'J.T03 Mom was born prior lo the great depression and so she 2004 iN JS A -10A 4-45 U) • ddiln.'ss i-i'-lOo Lippmcott Drivo. Suite' J. Marlton, NJ. The lollowitui vehiilt'i. may he examined ul B.'i:ii, ••', Ai V Olliti Miv: Hun-. 1 B.iijs 3 Boies I So '•J.-.v I.- WHEREAS, ino Lucal GovBrnmt>n|.Cip.L.tw. N JSA Od053 an answei lo Iho complaint (and.amendment to learned at air early age the importance of helping-others in C 'Acquisition ol new aulomutive vrhiclo.s including anginal apparatus and equipment, consisting ol (i) a mason Sol.U~on..i-rlil.k- I ilwl l j> Spuncj The cMt> of the movie is just the bc5.riM.M5 of the storvj. 9 -l!i Li.rn Public Auction will aimiiioni-e at UIV; t :t ,-iOA -145 1 t:t i'.i'q provules that m ihe ptepaftiliuii ol iis ^oinp'^int il anyl liled in a civil action in vsnich MORT- p dump truck with plow loi ihe use ol ihe DPW and (n) a -l*.i utility vehicle lor the use ol the Police Doparlmonl Sp.ln' 'luinlioi "Old jnniitil budgiM a irmniu'paiitv shall limit an,y IUCM'MSC- in GAGE ELECTRONIC REGISTRATION SYSTEMS INC ' 'need and to be grateful f(>r what xou have no nuttier how meager. ' C.iJ'i-'S lV-rTli\- MAKE YEAH l l. id ;,,ud'tjLirtqet lo b\ or ma incie* rale .vtucnovur ii luss is Pl.nnlill and GUILLERMO MOLINA AK.A GUILLER- Approprial'on and Eaiimated Cost 1 1 i:-.| Uu n-.«le Av,; . 1 $102,000 lauzil 1S18!. ,.IAA( I i.lAXf II. " )-,! i, UVL'I me previOLi^ yea':- tin,! appropriations sutiit'cl to MO S' MOLINA an) Dolondants, ponding in tho Superior This is something that can't be truly-understood by. current genera- ^The Passion of the Christ" is one of the most talked about movies of oijr time. L'own Payment Appropriated ,,,,,.w,.i ^JJ o.'uui S5.975 Dodge l'JB7 IH-llh-il ii;il.,i.ih.'u.| v certain o and Couit ol Nriw Jersey. Chancery Division, UNION and Bonds and Notes Authorised $96,025 Toyola 1 I Olliiii Misi ' Ili-ms -I fluxes 1.B«d Mjtta'« I B.'iby beating Docket i F-3-I30-Q4 within Thlrly-livo (35) days lions as they have no point«) comparison. . . ' 191)8 1II.XAI fi.'i itJ^-^-L'.^i. WHEREAS,,PL- 1986. C 203 .umtniiud Ihe Local Join us as we.explore the implications ol the claims of Christ durina Pennd ol Usefulness • 5 years Acuia Ch.W 1 Gaulen lools -I Ctilhos Bin alter Ihe dale ol this publicalion,'exclusive ol suchdatft 1997 GovL-rnment Cap Lav. lo proviUtt thai a municipality may. Spji'n Mumbtfi tiSJ II you tail-to do so |udgmeni by dolauit may Do rendered Mom lohl me how her father was lucky to be able to'keep w(>rking during the depression because he was The ALPHA Course. ifi any yoai m ^hich Ihe inrjev mte ib tos'i than 5'"'a. . l against you leu the roliol demanded m the complaint The lollnwmg vehicles mu; be t-•..! WHEREAS th.j ,n\\at tale tor 200-1 has boon cyditiod by danco with Hie Rules ol Civil Praciico and Procedure Join us for any or all of the series, Sundays through May 30 Iruui Sloaclai! t|it! Diftictor cil Ihu DiMtiion ot Local Government The lollowincj vehicle:', may be e-amlned at LH.J I1. 19-.M Ilichaiils Si ffl She learned many valuable lessons on life thai made her strong, self reliant and a wonderful forc.e of sup- •.Complimentary dinner-5:30 IN N I ul •' Sec>iot,"3 m urn Department ot Community Allans a:; Ihi^ aclion has been instituted lor the purposo of rl) Public Auction wili commence al 'I .IS .1 in NM-.-II- N.J U7I05 ,} f)ll>, and • . loredosiruj a niortgafio dated October 15, 1999, made port and inspiration to her children throughout her lifetime. . . . . • Lecture - 6:00 1 Olh-.'i Misc Iti'iiv. I B.ig:., 1 Bed I'r.irno 2 Upntililurwi WHEREAS, the Borough Council of HID Borough ol by GUILLERMO 'MOLINA. A MARRIED MAN as MAKIr •iCAR Ctuiir I >.0|u 1 TV TiiblB Model KertiU\oftn m the Comity ot Union finds i! advisable and Moiigdgoftsl. to GREENPOlNT MORTGAGE FUND^ .•l.v i< teenager, Muriel was a Sunday School teacher and Organist for St. Mark '.v Episcopal Church which • Coffee and dessert - h:45 ^ Ma.'da 19! 12 Space Nurnl.w ;'3O7 necti^ary lo inofyase'its fiscal yt'ar 200-t bticlcjul by ING.'INC recorded on November 3.' 1999. in Book 7-153 Appropriation and Estimated Cost • $1 015,605 niort- than 2 5"J Outr the pruvto^s ytuirs final appropna- of Mortgages lor UNION County, Page 32. and (21 to formerly stood al Beech Aye. & Center Si. in Garwood. Her husband, Walter, was also a Sunday School • Discussion group • 7:00 - 7:45 Stale Cir.int Appropriated SI 80.000 Daled March 9 2(10-1 1^10 ClaiK SI tionii m ih« inttm*!.! ot pioinolmy the fiealltv safoty and recover, possession ot Iho concerned promises com- Down Payment Appropriated 539.885 Ailvoiln.od Maich 18, 200-1 2nd I'lr welfare ol tht> cili^en^ {\nO monly unown as 9 NORWOOD AVENUE. SUMMIT NJ teacher and Superintendent. . Donds and Notes AulhO'iied S795.8O0 Rosalie Hollenbiodit n'M C Ra|v*ay IU 0706!) WHEREAS the Borough. Council hereby determines 07301 Period ot Usefulness 10 years Township Cltjrk I Oilier Misc Hums 1 Auoivs 1 Bed Frame I 0u«us 1 lhat a G5Q-1. inaoaso in the butivjot tor said yoar It you are unable to obtain an atlornoy, you may com-, When Dad was Garwood"s Tax Collector in the 1950's, if there was extra typing that needed to be done, March 21 - "Why Did Jesus Die?" explores the political and spiritual reasons 5:1182 . . . Bod M'.im.>s!,. I Buok'i. I Dryer 1 Radio I Slrolliir. I .iniounlunj to S26.1)5571 m excess of tht? increaat? in municate with tho New Jersey Stale Bar Association by E The making ol various improvements lo public buildings consisting ul li) Municipal Building • inslallalion ot n^ Crates tinal approprialiont. olhurwise peunitttd by Iho Local calling (201) 2-19-5000 You may also conlact the lawyer Mom was there. . . for Jesus' crucifixion and offers evidence for the resurrection. elevator replacemon! or recondrlioning ol windows, construction ot a polico suporvisors ollice (in'Police 1 .I!.. H',1 I-! Linilen Avenue 11 den. NJ ,m IM.Oli iM -it Spjce Nuipbei (3061 Government Cap Law is available and necessary ifllerTal service ol the Counly ol Venuo by calling 90S- When the clients would come in for their la.xes to be prepared, besides Dad. Mom was there. Headquarleis) and a lecords slorag.) room and (n) File House - inplacomunt ol Ihe bay doors and extension of the LEGAL NOTICE 'i)i)'l AM llu- lullui-.iiui iji,uil' il !•,• >,iu Stindi.i Hidakjo MOW THEREFORE DH IT ORDAINED, by tho Borough 3S3-I715 II you cannot atlord an allornoy, you may com- ventilation system .It is hereby determined and stated tlial said public buildings being improved are ol "Class R" or SHERIFF SAIE Sp.'i' e tluinl,.'! .")fl 1019 E J.irs.n SI Council ol I he Dofotifjn-of K.jniUvodl> in thrt Counly of municate wilh tho Legal Services Qllico ol the County ol • r When her children were sick scared, happy, sail or needed, anything no matter how small,.Mom was there. The First Baptist Church, 170 Elm Street, Wcslfiehl equivalent construction as drttmod in Section 22 of Iho J.ocal Bond Law •• SHERIFFS NUMBER CM 7 i7/.p Gui-,,n,,, St.lnli->'i! Apt 1 Union, a nuijonty ol the full ciiithan;iKi mei'ibership'ot Venue by calling 90B-35-I-13-I0 ' . ' • DIVISION CHANCERY ' COUNTY UNION •KM livmijlon Av A[jl L'l (ili;ab..!lh N.I 07201 tin!) ijovonniii") t^Kly Littinruilivoly concurring, that, in me You GUILLERMO MOLINA A,K'A GUILLERMO S In 2003, mom lost her sister Louise and then Dad within H days. Her niece, wh<> grew up in her home with Appropriation and Eslimatod Cosl $-167,575 DOCKET NO FM090I l:li.Mbatli NJ O/.'OH ' I Other Misc Hums 1 Bays I Bows. ' SUIII.I-.II, I L*004 buclgijl yeai. Hut final appropriation;; ol tho MOLINA, are made a party delondant to Ihls loroclosure 908"233.2278/wmv.fl)CHestfield.or(j Foderal Grant Appropriated $105,000 PLAINTIFF FLEET MORTGAGE CORP I Olhei Misr 11,-iir, ] Haq:, 1 |> t-',, 1 Clulln-.-, (Ill Clothes Bin Boiouijh ot Kemkuirih :.hall. in accordance with thui ordi- action, because you are tho rocord owner ol Ihu mort- her as more a sister than a niece, left us in June. Through it all, Mom was strong and an inspiration to us Down Paymonl AppinpriiiUJd $ 1 7,275 DEFENDANT DONNA GASS UNITED STAII-X Ol" Sp mi Niimlwr '-Ml Space Numher 6091 n:\oct* und PL 19fl6. C 203 be incioased by 3 00%, gaged promises, because you oxoculod Iho NotoBond Bonds and Notos Aulbonzod $.145,300 AMERICAN ('lav-.ieConi' amounting lo $ibi *J4 ?6. a/id thai the 2004 municipal and Mortgage being loreclosod herein and may bo liable all. 2003 was a horrible year for our family but in May, Mom was.well and 1 convinced her to. take a trip Period ol Usefulness 15 years WRIT OF EXECUTION DAIE DECEMBER 2') :'l)U'i I'D Ho» (i-ltl/ 130 CumberUid Wk budget for the Ooruufih ul Kunikvoiifi bu appfovodancJ lor any dollcioncy thoroon. and lor any righl, title, claim SALE DATE WEDNESDAY IHE JlST DAY OF MARCH I 'i.'aln.lh N I (ir'Oii Apl 5D adopted HI accoicliina! wiih this ordinance, ami or interest you may have in, to or against said mort- with me to see the country and things she had always wanted to see. After 7 long years with Dad's illness, AD JOOi| BE IT ruRTHER ORDAINED, thai a cur tided copy ol llns F, Undertaking ot stoirn sewer improvements at vanous locations . ' H.HjS 1 B.ue;.' 2 Dii.-,-,,,, 1 Ire Cb.-.l I Suilc Isi- • Brooklyn NY H20!i gaged premisus nrdmancu as iniroducod bit tiltxl \M\\\ Iho DuoclOf of tho she deserved a chance to see what was outside the door again. . . . The properly to bo. sold is located m Ihe lOWNSHIP .,' lltjllav.av ll.-tl t Sm ,n I>..-k i i-i.i, , M,' • i. ,*,,. ' 1 Other Misc Mums I Air Conditioner I Bmjs 1 Bed Bo. You MRS GUILLERMO MOLINA, WIFE OF Division ot Local GovuMiniuni -SOIVICOS within five days Appropnalion and Eslimalod Cpst $153,350 CRANFORD in Ihe County ol UNION, and the Sal,- ul Space Nunibei SI" " ' Spring 1 Bod Miiltmss. I Clothing 1 Pictures 1 Toys 1 GUILLERMO MOLINA A/IC'A GUILLERMO S. MOLINA, o( introduction and Together in 2003, Mom & I traveled hy car to 38 states, two provinces of Canada, covered JZ.OOO miles Down Payniont Appropriated $7,310 Now Jersey Joan K.IIIU TV Tablo Model, I Shoes are made a parly dolendant to this foreclosure action Oonds and Nolo:i Authorized $ 1-16.0-10 LOT 03 BLOCK-103 1190 W St Georile Ave SJQ7.1Q . . . C0Q2T 3.'ie.20'0-t t)H II f'URTHER ORDAINED, lhal acortitiedcopy ol thiti because you may have a statutory spousal mtorost or including many National Parks. We saw our relatives,and some friends we hadn't seen in decades. Porlod ol Usefulness To •10 years COMMONLY KNOWN AS 6 JOHNSON AVI-NUL t incl.in NJ 070JB ordinance upon adoption, wth thu rucoidud volu includ- olhor interest ir\ tho subiiict mortgaged promises. CHANFORD, NEW JERSEY 07010 I Olho, Misc Items 1 Bags 1 H,,d F'.am.. I II,, yHe I LEGAL NOTICE ed thulium, IH? filed with saicl Director within tivo day3 You PABLO FIGUEROA, aro matlo a party delondant We spent almost 5 days in Yellowstone Park in Wyoming and must have seen just about every type, of G Undertaking ot various streolscapo improvements inlhe Centennial Avonuo Busrnes3 District Dimonslons ol Ihu Lot aie lAppruxlmatoly) -Iftil,- lerl Btxes, 2 Suitcasu 1 Stor inn Bin 1 1 nvn fh in- ' BOROUGH OK KENILWOnTH attrjr stjch ailo()tton to this loroclosuro action bocauso you may have ah wide by 95 lool long -Space Numbm UO'io ' KENILWOFUH. NEW JERSEY GREGG DAVID. MAYOR interest in the subject properly by reason ol a lion, wildlife nature had to offer. , • -.';•••. . . Advertise , Appropriiilion and Estimated Cosl $256,500 Noarosl Cross Slioot Situated on Ihe NORTHWESTER- Mike Pencak ORDINANCE NO 200-102 encumbrance. 0/ olhorwuio which nviy bo perloclod HEDY LIPKE OOROUGH CLERK In all, we enjoyed our family, friends and the natural beauty of out nation over 62 days and, after having Down Paymonl Appropriated $12,220 LY side ol JOHNSON AVENUE 91 •; Wood Avi- s AN ORDINANCE AMENDING TERM DEPARTMENT C!Q^T;v^'O4 against the property being loroclosod and lor any right, 587 Springfield Aye., Summit Bonds and Nolos Aulliorizuil $2-1.1,280 THE SALE IS SUDJEC1 TO UNPAID TAXES AND I tinlim' N I O/ivili OF RECREATION • ARTICLE I SUBSECTION -II :l tiiltt. claim or inlorost you may havo in. lo or against said F'enod ot Usolulness mortgaged premises. done that, we had no regrets that we were away for so long, or hud so much fun. , 10 years ASSESSMENTS. TAX, WATER AND SEWER LIENS 1 Olhoi Mi-.c ll.'.n.', I 'niilc ,-e I n,*,, n,n •• H.,,...,' PARAGRAPH B. LEGAL NOTICE Daled March 10, 2004 Your Worship 908-918-2500 AND OTHER MUNICIPAL ASSESSMENTS TMI- S,wni Nuniu ill STATEMENT OOROUGH OF KENILWORTH H. Inalallatlon ol now playground oquipmunl al Iho Jolinson Avernro and Duchunnn Slriiet Playgrounds / had a rare privilege and distinct honor to be able to spend all that quality time with Mom and, for that, 7:45 a.m. Holy Communion AMOUNT DUE CAN BE OBTAINED FROM THE LOCAL OMMI la Color., ' Taho nolico lhal Iho above Ordinance was passed on the PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that an Ordinance, ol DONALD F PHELAN TAXING AUTFIORITY. • • KM Wasliiiiutun AVe final reading altar public hearing al a regular mooling ol which Ihtf lollowing ii a copy, was inlioducud, rojd and Clerk ol Iho Suporior Court 1 will always he grateful. I only wish we had more time to reminisce before she had to leave us. 8:45 a.m. Traditional Service Appropriation and Estimated Cost $15,000 •JUDGMENT AMOUNT" I liz.itmiii, N I 07">01 Iho Governing Body ot tho Borough ol Konilworlh on Ihu pissed on lust reading by Iho Mayer and Council ol the Services Down Paymonl Approniuiied $715 |0:00 a.m. Learning I lour IOUSANDSEVE MUN M : Borough ot Kenilworth at a mooting on tho 10th day ol Mom A Dad would have celebrated their 63rd wedding anniversary on the day she died and I am sure Bonda and Notos Aullionzod ' ' °""" < " "«•"=• •' CloH.us n,n -I [too., I Bed tOlhduyol March. 200-1. $14,205 March C00-I. and that said Council will lurthor consider LEGAL NOTICE M:0O a.m. Contemporary Service Porlod ol UsolulnoGu M.im,JSS , G;ir(,,m Ioo,3 2 (w C|w|, , 0| j ; Hody Lipku. Borough Cloik 15 yours tho 6aid Ordinance lor linal passago on Iho 14th day ol TAKE NOTICE that on March 25lh. 2004 al 7:30 PM In after the reunion hugs and kisses, the next thing they did was aii anniversary.waltz. ($D9,/8B.64) Space Nun,bei -13" Borough ol Konilworlh C.,01 .iXl'TSrW Gall Biblef Studies April 2004 al Iho Knmlv.oith Municipal Building, 567 the Municipal Building, 567 Boulevard, Konilworlh, Now I Conalruction o| conciolo sidewalks, cuibu and driveway aprons al Walnul Avonuo in Iho vlcinily of Walnut Avunui ATTORNEY: SFIAPIRO & DIAZ, l.LP • RobeilMasc.k Muriel Flesher was a loving and devoted wife and mother and we, as her children, will always have a 7:00 p.m. on Mondays Boulevard. Komlworlh, Now Jorsey. al B 00 PM. al Jorsoy a PUBLIC HEARING will bu hold by lho Planning School. ' • • • • • ATTORNEYS AT LAW 151 Lowell SI LEGAL NOriCE which limn and place any persons who may bo inluro^t- Bojrcf ol the Borough ol Konilworth for tho approval ol a Many excellent courses SUITE J i.,|Flr part of her in us that, helps us lo get through the tough times as well as appreciating the good moments to BOROUGH OP KENILWORTH od Ilioroin will bo given an opportunity to bo hoaid con- subdivision (Blnkii oni» lor property owned by Charles Christine Appropriation and Eslimalod Cost $-10,000 400 LIPPINCOTT DRIVE Carlorol NJ 07008 KENILWOOTH, NEW JERSEY Piianowaki shown on Ilifl lax maps ot the Borough ol Healing Service L J 53 Ol1 Ml5c the fullest. Although she is not with us in body, the years of Love, Caring and Inspiration that she instilled Down Paymtinl Appropnutod . $1,910 qHFnicc n»?™ mnrS |??,° ' "" "'""^ ' Shnlviiuj. 1 Boxes ORDINANCE NO, 2001-03 ^DY LIPKE, BOROUGH CLERK Konilworlh as Block 115 Lol(a) 9 localod ol 36 South 7:30 p.m. Last Wednesday ; Bonds and Noles Aiilhoriiod 20th Stroet for permission to subdivide into 2 lots. $38,000 SHERIFF: RALPH PROEHLICH Snaco Number .r'00 ORINANCE AMENDING KENlLWORrH CODE • IOU- ORDINANCE 200-1 05 . in us will forever be her legacy and our strength. We will miss her terribly. ' ' ' Period ot Uselulnoss 10 ye.us FULL LEGAL DESCRIPTION IS FILED AT THE UNION Thuio'ia Ciawloicr WG CHAPTER 197• A*ICLE XII. SUBSECTION 197- Chariot* Piianowski, Applicant 800-981-5640 of each month ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER 91, ARTICLE I OF COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFPICE, 33 Osboi, o C 60-PROHIBITED USES' • • . • This nolico is published by the Applicant by Order ol Iho We miss you and Love you Mom and you will be in our hearts, our minds, and our souls forever. THE CODE OF THE BOROUGH OF KENILWORTH • We Welcome You! J. Inslallalion ol a now (jaiaoo rool on the Hanson llouso (historical sue) ONE-HUNDRED TWENTY TWO THOUSAND SEVEN- Newark NJ 07108 STATEMENT Borough ol Konilworlh Board ol Adjustment. M 6C I|OI S 2 A FEES AND LICENSES The Kev. Dr. Wuyne Dreynmn Take nolico lhal Iho nbovo Ordinance wa9 pawml on Iho Charlas Piianowski TOTA^IIin^F^AMn^M^S^n nm ' °"""' ' " ' " Condilionor. I Ua,|5, I (!..

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Friday Club more. $395 double occupancy Nurses'group offers Lynn Bonney, !•'•' ' " The CVflflforH S Plit.i7.pns includes four breakfasts nml Christy Calhoun, Friday Club meets 1 p:m.-at the" dinners. • .' • ••. • ~' " IVKchaeHPatzwar Community Center, 220;Walnut Dec. 14 — to the Lili Liingtry progranTMonday night James Benes to wed E N I 0 R SAve, Activities:; Christmas show. Trip leaves 9 are married Afore/;. 19 — St. Patrick's Day a.m., returns 6 p.m. $63 fee SCOTCH PLAIN'S - LEARN, fessional organization for New Jersey registered nurses, offers in October 2005 .'.:'. Lynn April Bonney of South party.: '.';.• .'•.: .. includes show admission and a the League lor Educational April 23-May 1 — to Myrtle Advancement for. Registered eight programs an academic Plninfield, daughter of Marjorie Thursday Club March26 --- Social/bingo. meal. year, on current nursing topics. [ Mr. and Mrs. John Cnlhoun of Beach. $850 d/o per person 1 Nurses, will present- a program- Kennedy of Garwood and Alton The Crawford Senior Citizens. Trips sponsored by tlie For reservations or more Each program provides Massillon, Ohio announce the Bonney of Clark, was married on Thursday Club meets 1 p!m. at, includes lodging at pceanfront Friday Club: for registered nurses and inter- engagement of their daughttr, information about the trips, call ested guests titled "Assessment- Continuing Education Contact Dec, 13, 20.03, to Michael Patzwa. the Community Center,.. 220 hotel, 12 jneals, three shows, .'•'April 14 — to Atlantic City, Helen at (908) 276-2849. Hours through the New Jersey Christy Lynn, to James Frances He is the son of Patricia and a sightseeing cruise down a Of the- Bariatric Surgery Benes. of Somerset. Benes i^ tlie Walnut Ave. Activities: $17, leave Centennial Avenue Patient." The.-program will take State Nurses Association. This Quattrocchi of Ganvood and the March 18 — Dan Kaleiii will coastal waterway. ; ,.'"' Pool at noon. Other trips program has been approved, for son of Mr. and Mrs. John F. Benes late Steven Patzwa. ... Wednesday Club place 7:45' p.m. Monday at the of Cranford, speak on Medicare and prescrip- . Aug. 13-26 — Yellowstone planned May 12, June 9 and Parish House, All Saints Church, 2.1 Contact Hours. The ceremony and reception tion drugs; •.••'.• adventure, including trips to Mt. July 14. " The Cranford Senior 559 Park Ave, Aiso,: for school nurses, the The bride-elect graduated from took place at The Old Mansion in . March, 25 — Author Feather Rushmore . and Grand Tetons. Jfine 15 — to Lon&wood Citizens Wednesday Club A joint presentation will lie New, Jersey Department of the University of -Miami".with .1 Elizabeth. Edward Mathewson, Education ' ' Professional Schwarz Foster will discuss her $1,892 per person, double occu- Gardens in Kemiett Square, Pa. meets at the Community provided by Alice M.cKenna, who bachelor's degree in zoology: She is associate minister, officiated. pancy;; . . • . Center, 220 Walnut Ave. . \ . is a Clinical Nurse Specialist at' - Standards Board has -granted employed by: AMEC Earth uid The bride is a graduate..of book, "Ladies: A Conjecture of to see the Festival of Fountains. Professional Development Environmental Co. * I Personalities." : Aug.21-Sept. 7—:Highlights The trip leaves 8 a.m., returns 7 Trips sponsored by the Overlook Hospital, and Fabiola Arthur L; Johnson H.S., Clark Espiiial of Morristown Memorial. Hours;. • ... Her., fiance' graduated , fiom and The College of New Jersey, Trips sponsored by theof the Canadian Rockies. $2,380 p.m. $53 fee includes dining in , Wednesday Club include: April 12:-^- to Showboat in Hospital, Both nurses are expe-. Annual LEARN membership Cranford High School andlitei Ewing. She is employed by The Thursday Club (thejublic is per person, double occupancy; the Terrace Restaurant (handi- for' registered., nurses is $40. Atlantic City. Fee is $16. Bus rienced. in direct care of pr.e- . Montclair State' University, whne Center for Ambulatory Surgery welcome): 0cL 21-26'•.—;Deluxe motor- capped-accessible). opei'ative • and post-oppra.tive Interested parties.are welcome as an RN. The groom is a gradu- ? July 19-23 — Cape Cod trip^ leaves Meeker Avenue^ at 11 . he earned a bachelor"s-degrei in March .30 —- to Caesar's iiv coach trip to Bar Harbor, Maine. bariatric surgery patients.- V. to altend-at a guest fee of $.10 graphic design. He is empl.oy( d In ate of Arthur L; Johnson H.&, a,m. Another trip is planned ; 1 .Atlantic City; a similar trip is $727 per person, double occu- Spend five days and four nights. . . Also, they have provided staff per -program; " For information, Options'By-Design, in. Famvuod Clark. He is employed by' visiting Martha's, Vineyard, May. 10. For information, call write,' to:-LEARN,-PO,-Box.-ti, •' J. held the last; Tuesday of every pancy. For: more information! .'education and. development ami The couple, will,be married Oct • Verizon. '... :. .- '•"• . Chatham, Provincetown, : -:Scotch Plains, 'N.J;'07076' or-call month. To register for the casino about the extended trips, call: Arleeq Bordon at (908) 272- have been, involved -in college 14,2005.- . . . ; •..,•' ' After ; a honeymoon trip to ; f 190S'. 7.54-9499,or.;(9081 272- "trips, call (908) 272-G82S. ' . (908) 272-5375 ' V : •' Hyaiuus, the JFK museum and 5441./ ' :.:••••-•.• . '••• ••". '•,'. hiirsi.ng diploma programs. JAMES FRANCIS BENES and CHRISTY LYNN CALHOUN Jamaica, the couple resides in ; ' -LEARN,'a--not-for-profit-pro- ' 7239. / • ' •'•.'• -'-• ••••'••• ','• •••' South Plainfield. .'. /. • . LYNN APRIL BONNEY and MICHAEL PATZWA Deadline Noon Wednesday Prior To HOME I . 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m B-8 Cranford Chronicle March 18, 2004 March 18,2004 Cranford Chronicle C-1 camels take a desert r r the big to By KATHLEEN G.SUTCLJFFE performances by dogs and horses. ing in the circus. This is what they machinery on their way to STAFF WRITER ~~ ~ ' [ ~ The circus is hosting performances do," Suppmeir said. ; •'..'• main cjreus tent. • through March 23 at Commerce The camel foursome barely bat Andy,. Lily, Chica and Spike BRIDGEWATER — The Bank Ballpark, home of the a long,: thick eyelash when a NJ share a father. They were born and biggest stars at The. Big Apple Somerset Patriots. Transit train comes rattling.by raised by a camel breeder in Cape Circus this month — literally-, and The exotic, dromedaries may their temporary dwelling, a straw- Girardeau, Mo., and started per- figuratively .'. —. the show's four seem like they're a long way from bottomed tent in the Commerce forming' at age 2. camels, Andy, Lily, Chica and home, but their German-born Bank Ballpark parking lot. - Suppmeir said the animal's Spike. . . •'.•-',•••.-• trainer, Hans Ludwig Suppmeir, 'They're already used to it," said common training and upbringing The performing camels are the said the animals are accustomed to Julie Parkinson, the Big Apple's suits their herd mentality. Hogan largest animals in the Carnivale- life on the road. company manager, as the four pro- "They communicate better with themed show, which also includes •This is their life now, perform- ceed past a forklift and other each other when they grow; up. fin together." . , The leader of the herd is Andy, the: group's largest camel. a time of misses ' Suppmeir said Andy's leadership was evident at an early age. "He's a vfery intelligent; animal. State of the Art And he is confident," Suppmeir said, "but he can have .an attitude, By DANIEL MURPHY like 'I do rily .job, how leave me. By DANIEL MURPHY alone."', • ., ••-. . . . .: ... .'•'•' : . .. *.. •••'••••' NICOLE DIMELLA/STAFF PHOfOGRAP.HER mi c "I know exactly what .they , _ Welcome to the unpredictability Cancer Treatment Center Trainer Hans Ludwig Suppmeir gets a kiss from a camel during a 1J >t Hog in was dealt a bad hand would look like if they were peo- show by The Big Apple Circus at Commerce BanK Ballparks . m March. You go'tth love it. ple," Parkinson- laughed, and .This is a month luiown for its ' m his que-^t to make a run through points to Andy. "Andy's- the jock. schizophrenia, descried to elo,- :' th( Mitr u resiling tournament. .-". Suppmeir began his career ers. : : Chica's the princess." '.'•.. training horses and moved onto ' "They get excited wlie-ri it's time montiuy school brats, as the month Litti illy.- V •' :'. ; .,'.- ' that comes in like a lion and goes .' In the midst of pulling oil'a sur- "Lily likes to kiss the people;* be training: exotic animals,. zebras, to go in the ring. They start to 1 around people," Suppmeir added, rhinoceros and giraffes: .-.'-.. , dance, like Spike,, is doing hpw," out.like-.a lamb. And it isn't just . ptising inn to the,Region.3 title "And Spike has a different atti- "The basic training of ah animal Suppmeir said as. Spike shuffled the weather.. • ' . . .• 1 log m buffered a brok'eh"right hand; tude. He doesn't like; people as is always the same: You.need to his hooves in. the pen's corner. • As quickly as we went from a ' uid Wvis forced to withdraw.from much. He has a little attitude." shedding our coats for Monday's . tin state lmals'in Atlantic City tliis build a relationship and .trust. The camels are led into the ring : The four camels have'a. side- That's the basic thing. The bond (be their first rehearsal since arriv- Junch break to digging out wind- . . pist weekend. . '.-•" - •'.'•..-.' . • kick', a llama; named .Shaq, after with, them builds up. over the . ing in Etridgewater and they begin. shield scrappers, and mittens on The injury occurred during the the 7-fpbt Los Angeles Lakers' cen- years," he said. .; bucking, .leaping and running1.; in , Tiicsdny, Terrell Owens became, tn si pei iod of 'his'. Region 3 final ter..Shaq leaps over hurdles during Suppmeir\ supplements his circles. "They're exploding on all the first .player/general manager in with Me Paul Ogbonna of Hanover the performance. . ' bond with the'animals, with treats. . this', energy they've been holding in *' the history of the NFL, crying Puk Vdienalin.e'.and•determina- . • "Everyone forgets, him," enough to force jus.own trade to- .. tion helped--'Hogan block but the "I can give you my'secret. I don't for days;" .Parkinson said. . •;•'• 1 Suppmeir said sympathetically.. •',.- hide it." Suppmeir said, reaching "They seem, to be as interested Philadelphia', Alien Iverson chose • pain long enough to win the'title/; , Suppmeir is affectionate toward into a leather pouch at his waist in the people watching them as the to sii out an entire game rather but thiee d.ays.Mer he-was given the group and said he has worked and pulling out apple chunks. people arc in them," said Philip than come ott'the bench, the '-. '..-. lh( news he'dhave to have surgery. with animals all his life. "Apples. They Jove.me for it." Thiirston, spokesman for the Big nainea of ihe'NCAA Toiirnajiwnt's ' I ui sday morning '•-.• Hogan 'I grew up: with animals," ' Andy, Lily, Chica arid Spike per- Apple Circus. . .' regions were inexplicably renamed bche\fd it was just a bruise and Suppmeir said- "My mom, she form a "liberty act" in the circus, and Dick Vitale picked somebody didnt expect any problems, but Suppmeir lias a switch which •.'other than Duke.to win the nation- : worked with animals; She was a- trotting and galloping.in circles he uses.mainly to tap the ground afk I I v ISII to the doctor that after- • bareback rider," . ,al title. • •-.-. • • . noon he iound'out he needed to, around the circus ring, free ofrid- but occasionally lifts and flicks-the.: ; ha\e immediate surgery. Hogan. rear of the camel. • It has boen a wild and dizzying week. •'. had two pins placed h/i--liis right; The Ralnvtui Regional Camei Cenlei /s a modem facility • , "It gives the camels the idea he's hand Wednesday morning. . -. 1>: being monitored," Thurston said, And the NCM.Tournament,, eiiiig IIIL /VJUS/ ladialiou ontologi/ sm'/tcs available 1 I was pretty niad," said.Hogan' Oh, one.'Hip around the ring, theiprnerstonc of March's unpre- 1 diclability, is just getting started.. of heating tlib news he'd have to Spike: belied his antisocial reputa- w ithdi coulc|-have-been oppo- The heart of a' camel can also be gious annual sports chmnpionsliips nents. - ; •;• : ,; described as callous; Thurston said, Cranford High senior Steve Carbone won three matches at the state finals in Atlantic City this past weekend, placing eighth in'the state at in our country (Super Bowl and 215 pounds. Sophomore Pat Hogan was forced to withdraw for the tournament due to injury. . "I looked at it and saw where I pointing to. acallous in I he shape of World Series being the other two).. thought I could be," said-Hogan. "I a heart on each camel's chest. The I.don't think I'll ever be able to . think I could have placed.-I.got a litr callous forms on the .spot where a duplicate my 31 for 32 perform- tie upset watching the tournament' resting camel's body touches the ance in the first round of'the 1996 and seeing everybody warnvup. -I .ground;:.- _ tounianiolit — the only miss.being .tliink if I; had stayed as focused as'I Spectators may visit Andy, lily, Princeton's monumental upset of aces eig • was.in.the regions I .would have Chica, and Spike in their tent after defending champ UCLA; ' done well in states. I was peeking at' • '• • ; •:••• .'• •;'•. ..,.; ~ '. NICOLE DIMELLA/STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER. the show but. New Jersey law pro- By DANIEL MURPHY Atlantic City this-weekend, win- took him, down a couple of times Roy Dragon III of Bridge-water the right time." •-.',.'•' Abdllt Dr. Karp: Founder &• Director of Rahway Regional Cancer Center • . • • •: Michael Veslatiy, 4, of Bethlehem, Pa., left, and Jack Anderson, 2, of But. I'm going to continue to try ; hibits spectators from touching/the . THE CHRONICLE- ' , , . ning his first two matches. but lie recovered quickly. In the but. got caught .with a despera- . It was, a disappointing-conclu- Chester, try to get a closer look from the frorit rbW at The Big Apple and this year I'm using a tetter sys- ; animals, which are considered exot- tem than, well, not using one at all.. . "He wrestled excellent," said third period I almost got free. I tion move and was pinned in sion to a-sjwctacular season.for the;- • Board Certified Radiation Oncologist Trained at Memorial Sldan-Kettering Cancer Center , •Circus.- '.'• .'•'•:- - ':: ••' .. •• . ..' •"• •••. .• '• •', '• •'• • -: : ic..;. , ; . .;.•'•. ' I know we all love, the "mid- Steve Carbone's goal all sea- Cranford Head 'Coach,'.Darren was close a., bunch of times but '4:45. '•; :•'- ,'' . "' Cranford sophomore but he said it son was to place at the state Torsone. "He won three matches .just didn't get there.". ... .' "I was up 4-1 and. he caught. has already begun to.fuel 'the-fire •Awarded American Cancer Society Fellowship in Clinical Oncology at Memorial Sloan-Kettering innjor" teams and their cute/little 1 Cinderella stories. It's part of what wrestling finals in Atlantic City. .against the best competition, in Carbone bounced .back'quick- me1 in a.inove that I- didn't see for next.season. Hogan: surprised s; 1 • Established central. New Jersey's 1 prostate seed implantprogram ' , the tournament is all about But Wliile. the Cranford High sen- the state. He worked hard all ly,.-defeating Jean Beljour of coming," said Carbone. "Once he .many when he won the,.Union .Cinderella stories can mess up a ior was hoping to fair better season and it paid off and Hnckensack 17-9 in the second got me in it I:realized what it; County Tournament 152-pound., r Graduated with Honors from Mt. Sinai School of .Medicine and Columbia University .:•.,':. '• bracket royally if you pick the than; his eighth place firnsh-, he • showed in- the.way.lie wrestled round of wres'tle'ba'cks.,' Was and thought,'Oh boy, I'm-in title'and'later..came within mer.e wrong one and I'm all about win- left the Boardwalk Hall pleased in that tournament."•'• ', • : "He was' ticked off," joked .trouble."^ . '. .'.'-. seconds of: winning the District. 11 :; 1 ;• On-sitebrachytherapywithhighdose-rateremoteafterloacling , •' ning the office pool. • with his performance; In the ; preliminary round Torsone. "It is not easy to bounce "He was in control of that title. •'•' ' ' , •• -... .-' •••'.-• ' ' In trying to figurewh o is going "I thought I could have Carbone edged Oscar Rodriguez back from a loss, especially a match,"'said Torsone, "but he He then worked liis way tlirough •Extensive experience, in breast irradiation and breast preservation management to do .what this year, tlie test place placed higher," said Carbone, of Perth Amboy 3-2 then topped CIOS'L^IOSS and he managed to get got caught in one of those moves1 a tougli-draw in the Region 3 tour-, to turn is strength of schedule. I "But I'm happy with the place Paul Zemanik of Buena 11-9 in . hinisej.f refocused in 45 minutes somebody uses when they're nam'ent, luioclang off the four, one . • Special expertise in 3D/conformal external beam radiation and brachytherapy can't escape the idea that the teams winning. • and thi-ee seeds on his way to the the pre-quarterfmal round. for another battle. Steve wres- desperate." ' . : who have played the test competi- "It is not something that a lot . In the quarterfinal round 1 .title. . '.-'.•:• ••'..' ' tion, been through the toughest bat- tled with a lot of heart.' Carbone said he is planning of guys get a chance to do. This Carbone was edged 1-0 by. Zeb on playing football in college, "['he way Pat was..wrestling-in- tles and know what it takes to per- . After dominating ' Beljour, the region tournament," said form in pressure situations oti the was my third time going down Davis of Lonape.- Davis went on Carbone dropped a 7-0 decision but left the door slightly, open to to states.and placing .was one of tarsone, "he had a shot to do any- big stage will lx> better prepared to place second in the state, to Andrew Jackson of Pennsville the possibility of continuing to. tliing in Atlantic City. Anytlung 892 Trussler Place and less rattled when all the chips my goals all year." : falling to : Anthony O.rio of :in tlie wrestleback.quarterfinals. wrestle.. He is- still waiting' to could have happened with the way are pushed to the nyddle of the •Carbone. lost in the first Eastern 3-1 in the final. Jackson went on,to place fifth. • hear from a number of schools, he was wtestling. He was wrestling table.' round.each of the,previous two "1 thought I had him a couple In the. 7th'-8th place bout, before making a decision on his best right when you need to be Rahway, New Jersey 07065 years but was an even 3-3 in of times," said.Carbone. "I almost Carbone built a: small lead on where he'll be this fall. . at vour best." ••' . 1 1 And oh yeah, you also needed to RAH WAY .V.' ,.-». ..V-vvo.x.'.;^ win a few of those games, which is (732)382-5550 why Michigan State (0-8 against REGIONAL Top 25i will lose to Gonzaga (1-2). Free Door to Door Van Transportation Available I'm also an ACC snob and since it was clearly the toughest confer- Cougars pleased CANCER CENTER Ample Parking is available at the center ence in the country, this season I'm leaning toward those schools at .... . •'• -'.•'•• , • ' GEORGE PACCIELLO/STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER •• On the grounds of Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital almost every opportunity — i.e. Hans Ludwig Suppmeir, a camel trainer with The Big Apple Circus, supervises as the show's four Wake Forest over a very good St. at Railway camels get in some pre-show exercises. Suppmeir explains each of the camels — Andy, Lily, Chica and but not satisfied Joe's in a Sweet. 16 classic, Spike — have their.own personalities. The.SEC and the Big East were By DANIEL MURPHY "We accomplished a lot of both also very strong this season, THE CHRONICLE good things.. There were some with uVBig'l2 just slightly games where we.did things I behind. I have St. Joe's, Gonzaga While the Cranford High didn't think we'd be capable of and Xnvier in the Sweet 16 but girls basketball team was able Panel will discuss' Jews alter that, it is all about the power doing at the beginning of the to exceed some expectations season, but at the same time 5 conferences. I've put five AGO 1 in American Politics teams in the Elite1 Eight, and filled this season the Cougars were we felt like we left a few things Savings out the rest with the champs of the disappointed in some of the on the table." • . UNION — The. sixth annual Jewish Studies Series at Kean Big East (UConn), Big 12 opportunities they let slip But the bitter taste of the University continues with a seminar, titled "Left, Right, Left: (Oklahoma State) and SEC away late in the year. missed opportunities has Jews in American Politics," 8 p.m. March 25 in the Kean Hall (Kentucky). Relying heavily on freshmen already begun to fuel the fire of Conference Center, 1000 Morris Ave., Union. I think Kentucky will teat and sophomores the Cougars the eight underclassmen that We doubt you'll find a New Jersey bank offering a higher rate on a CD of the same term, Moderated by Dr. Gilbert Kahn, professor of political science Georgia Tech in the St. Louis final had tempered hopes heading will be back next season, who and Jewish Studies at Kean, this panel discussion will feature nnd North Carolina will teat Duke into the season, but as the have already begun an off-sea- several prominent editors of regional Anglo-Jewish newspapers, in the.Atlanta final (I can't in good underclassman gained varsity son weight training program conditions and minimum deposit. If you do, show us the current ad and we'll meet it. who will provide insight into this topic in the early stages of the faith as a Maryland alumnus pick experience and the seniors and will play in spring, sum- 2004 presidential race. J.J. Goldberg, editor of'The Forward; Duke to go to the Final Four I. began shouldering the load, mer and fall leagues. THAT'S THE INVESTORS'GUARANTEE. Andrew Silow-Carroll, editor-in-chief of New Jersey Jewish News; But, wliile I've picked that game Cranford found itself in posi- and Jonathan Tobin, executive editor of Philadelphia-based. with my heart, my head tells me -tioh to advance deeper into the "We'll be able to star.t where 13-month CD 24-month CD 60-month CD Jowish Exponent; will examine the positions American Jews are Maryland can't get past Big East postseason than it may have we left off," said Chapman. taking on key political issues, as well as the consequences of what champ UConn in the Phoenix final. expected when the season "Our younger kids got a lot of studies have shown to be a distinct swerve to the right of the polit- It pains me deeply to write that,. kicked off in December. meaningful minutes this year but if'Emeka Okafbr is healthy, ical spectrum among a younger generation of Jewish voters. After an impressive victory and played well for us. That The fee is $10 per person. To purchase tickets, please call the UConn is too good and I'm putting bodes well for next year." all of my money on liis back. over Elizabeth in the first Kean University Foundation at (908) 737-3340. round of the Union County While the Cougars return a For further information regarding Kean's Jewish Studies North Carolina teat UConn strong corps of players ready to once this year, hut it isn't happen- Tournament the Cougars near- Program, contact Klein at (90.8) 737-4256 or visit the website at ly knocked off eventual UCT take over, filling the shoes of www.kean.eclu/Jstudies.html. ine again and I'm taking Kentucky 400* over flu? OK State Corral in the finalist Union Catholic in the the four seniors, Amanda Mitchell, Melissa Montalvo, $500 minimum deposit. other semifinal (just so we can have quarterfinal round, falling by one last game with Ashley Judd in slinvtwo points. Mog Brady and Laura Belden, Also available for IRAs. the crowd). Since I enn't believe, Then, hoping for a chance to will not be easy. . • . . that Dick Vitale could be correct, I play for a sectional champi- "Those players took over have to take UConn to win it all. onship on its own floor, halfway through the year," said INVESTORS fl SAVINGS BANK So not only mn I placing a lot of Cranford fell to, Lincoln in the Chapman. "Our seniors were foith that the stress fracture in first round of the North Jersey excellent this year. They were This career's for you! (If you ,m aim fluent in Spamdi,lliafs

YOUTH SPORTS SPORTSCENE Trinitas Hosts Gouto ignites Sparks 10 minutes into the match. COLLEGE SPORTS p.m Arc Walk is set May 15 at Vo-ltch The L.A. Sparks Jolted the N.Y. however. United clamped down For more information call BLISS ESTABLISHED 1SS2 A -itemthnhnmncd-tor ^Chnpmarrat (908) 272-1T71— ;— 01 nion e ynt r hifs r u -rliberty-ending theirundefeated" after^that^and dominated the FirstTeam fi Y r ° > imndunceaihat \~ The Arc of IJnibn County is honored to have so ;season with a 41-32 win in the game from.there. Led by goalie Boys hoops camp 2004 VL TrHf SfeP UP For The Arc Walk many sponsors supporting us this year" said Frank SWARMING Jackie Feinthel, a 2001 Cranford ' • The Cranford P.A.L. boys basket- P The Uie annual ; final game of regular season play Dan Filipek and the solid play of High graduate, was one of 16 mem- wnlfr ftrT. P *°f A" * • statewide Caragher, executive director."Their support goes a development ;in the Granibrd Recreation girls a trio of central defenders Rob ball camp, under the direction of bond walk of Ihe Arc, the state's largest non-profit advo- long way to ensure that we can help as many fami- bers of the Bucknell University boys varsity conch Tom Jolmstoho, heatup soon , CRANFORp: — Teachers and. lies in Union County as possible." • • TERMITES i 7th/8th grade basketball league. Ghiretti, Matt Frediani and swimming and diving teams that cacy .and seivice. organization supjwrting jwople Act quickly; avoid additional damage. Bliss ! Stephanie . Couto's play was AndrewQ'Neil.United's goal was will be held again.'this' summer at with developmental disabilities and their families The Arc of Union County provides a wide array of parents are. invited to attend a were honored by being named to Cranford High School. The camp By MANNY LUFTGLASS workshop titled Facilitating "Motor. termite experts - plus our technical staff '• rarely threatened. '..':•, Ihe annual Step Up For The Arc Walk is being programs. Throughout Union County the group: : 1 ; electrifying as she scored 24 the All-PntriotLeague team. runs from June 21-25,-from 9 a.ni. to CHRONICLE CORRESPONDENT GONE FISHIN' Development in tlie Young Child" 7 • provide over a ceniury of trained ; points and led the Sparks defense Nick Cook had a strong game Feinthel was one of fivemem - presently The Arc of Union County in conjunc- — Maintains twenty-three residential home pro-, experience. They'll check yourentire house 3 p.m, for boys entering grades 3 Uon with Ihe Air of New Jersey and 16 otliercoun- grams, including a unique hew residential program 9 p.rn. March 30 at' "Trinitas . ; brilliantly in spite of being jn on the defensive left flank and bers of the women's team to be through 9. For more information you March is here, spring is. .So if "cabin fever" has taken Children's Tlierapy.Seivices offices, , and help you,avoid additional problems; ;, - ' 1 tychapters; of The Arc. Last year the event raised for senior citizens; in the New Providence/ Murray 'early foul trouble; . Michael Sheehan put in dominat- name to the First Team. She won can contact Gregg Wheatley nt (908 ) right around the corner, and hoidvantl your favorite trout 235 Birchwood Ave. gold in the 200 butterfly while also more than $250,000 to fund services forpeople'wit h Hill area; . .: •"•••• ; Morgan McDonough con- ing performances at right back. 272-2816 or Tom Johnstono at (908) the robin population already water has been closed, for Sponsored by Cluldren's Therapy ;trolled both offensive and defen- United continued to press for- scoring in the 400 IM and 500 free. has arrived in New Jersey. So restocking, try "The Big D". developmental disabilities nnd/their families. —• Facilitates three vocational and employment TRADITIONM, OR OSentrJcoii 272-1704. •"....'; • •'." ;."• btep Uj> For The.Arc is a way for friends, neigh- Services, of Trinitas Hospital, the sive boards while scoring 10 ward arid were rewarded as Ryan .The•Bucknell women's team won Women's golf league while we still have a little bit of with a baby nightcrawler oh centers; :• .• • . '•.'•' TERMITE CONTROL Colony Elimination System its second-stroight Patriot League bors, dassmnte.,, and families to raise money and — Oversees five special needs day care programs, workshop will provide an overview •points to ensure the Sparks victo- Lopes finished .nicely from in . The Plainfiold West Nine Women's winter left, it really is time to your hook. All four species will of developmental milestones in the close to even the score at 1-1. ' . crown lit the league meet held.Febl golf nssociatuSn is seeking new mem- .Have lun while doing it. More than 2,000 people took which includes an Adult. Medical Day Care in '26-28 while the men's team place begin to think about getting eat such offerings this time of part in the 2003 Walk at locations allover the state Roselle; areas of fine, gross and yisualinotor PHOME (908) 277-0079 '. Delia DeBiass, Liz Curran; Shortly after Patrick Kasiriw bers.: The nine-hole league will be put there and doing some seri- the year so do be sure to keep skills. Occupational and physical second •after winning the title in held 4:15 p.m.; qn Wednesday after- . . lhe Arc of Union County Walk will be at the — Provides a summer camp program, Camp Star ALL :Janeen Vosseller and Katherine hit a cracking 25-yard shot from ous business. your drag open enough to allow Union County Vo-Tech Scliool, 1776 Raritan Road, therapists will be on hand to advise the left side which the stunned 2003. ..' •'•..' ,: . ...••••'•.•• noons. If interested in joining or inRahway; . . .: . ; ••.' MAJOR ; Sweeney all played high voltage Zuravnsky earns letter. A couple of weeks ago Ron a'big carp to swim away quick- •Scotch Plams. Registration begins at 9 a.m., with on appropriate activities to assist in . defense while dropping in bas- Forc6 goalie: had no chance to would like to attend the'.organization? — Maintains two childcare programs, The Arc motor development for young chil- CREDIT Brian Zuravnsky. a 2003 gradu> Bern talked to his buddy who ly or else it could haul your rod the walk beginning at 10 a.m. An aerobic Warm up Bright Beginnings Child... Development Center in CARDS BLISS kets to contribute to the win for stop as it sailed into the upper . ill meeting on Sunday, April 4, please dren both at home and in the class- ate of C.ranfort.1 High, .earned a var- has. a home rigjit oiy the!and reel into the drink. At the will take place prior to the S'/a mile route around the Cranford and an Early Interventions Program ACCEPTED TERMITE CONTROL :jthe Sparks. ., :,.. right corner of net.. With 15 min- call Lavinin Ruby (908) 276-6118. : sity letter for the Muhlenberg school. Refreshment stations will be available, dur- : room. The fee is $20.. For reserva- ONE OFT^E OLDEST AND LARGEST . .; For, the Liberty, Kelsey. utes remaining in the match . .••"•Plainfiold West is located at the Delaware River in Byram and very least, the carp will-surely (EIP);.and; • •'.;•• ••'. "' , . ,-' ..;•'•. ..;..: .. tions call(908)276-3599,ext,3929. . College men's basketball team this Curtis told'. him the river break your line if the drag isn't ing and after the walk to keep participants' energy —r Maintains a private school, The Arc Kohler Visit us oh the internet at www.bllssex.termiriator.com : Fisher's play was outstanding as Kaskiw struck again, and. with season.' . .-..• ; ';•'• ...'.'•', .. . corner of Maple Ave: find Woodland going-;. ' : '. - • :. : the defense playing as solidly as Ave. in.Edisoii looked very pretty and clear, loose enough. Scliool, which has relocated to Mountainside, NJ . ^she scored. 15 points for the regu- Zuraynsky played in 11 games This year the Grand Lodge of New Jersey, -Free' "lar season champs; Excellent -ever, United was.in total control. •••..•". Shooting Camp and not at. all as high as he'. Don!t want river activity? For mbre.informa.tion about the Step tip For The off the bench for the Mules, scored, and Accepted Masons ha^e signed on as the; Arc Walk 2004, call (908) 754-7826 or visit. I shooting from Nicole Schomp Nick Pace drove the Force of eight points and had'four assists.. The 16th annual John Somogyi expected; . ..'•'..' •:. Check out Lake Hopatcong. It statewide sponsor for the event. Also supporting the www.arcnj.org and click oh the Step Up For The Arc "(eight points), Beth .Lafferty defenders. nuts alj game as he "Brian is u teanirorieritecl per- . 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Unioo County Savings Bank's Statement JOHN K. DONAHUE, M.D :...... Physician vivorship issues. CARL R. FENSTEMAKER .Attorney One of the teleconferences will of Condition reflects vigorous growth in 2003 LIABILITIES ROGER PARSONS. ....: .'...... President ' be presented in Spanish, and all Due Depositors S 830,286,20228 Pattlnos Foundation with a surplus and reserve position that is among Internet will be archived on the Society's Official Checks Outstanding 714,816.07 DONALD C. SIMS ...,.,:....President Web site, www.LLS.org. The the best in the nation. For many years, the bank Mortgagors Escrow Account 263,728.80 FRANKLIN E, STEVENS, D.D.S..,. ;....Dentlst Faster & Easier! Other Liabilities 5,774,198.26 CHARLES S. TRACY. ^Retired, Exxon Corp, series is sponsored by Genentech has been considered one of the safest and Unlimited Atcejjl Surplus and Reserves 164,351,959.01 GEORGE WILHELMS, JR ; Retired i'l BioOncology and Biogen Idee. Wllhelms Construction Co. 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' ' been recognized as the number one asso- her among her peers," he added. some of the most coveted designations bestowed by Coldwell Banker they each accomplished extraordinary results ciate inthe company's premier office. ERA has supported the Muscular In May, 12 ERA offices "and 6Q Choi's entry into the real estate busi Dystrophy Association (MDA) for . people participated in the ERA/MDA Choi's achievements in 2003 are ness is well-chronicled. Shortly over 27 years, raising more than $30 Great Walk, a three-mile walk for buyers and sellers. We look forward to assisting you in 2004! • remarkable even when compared to her leaving a successful. Broadway cai eei million to help fund groundbreaking through Piscataway's Johnson Park, other distinguished accomplishments' Choi joined the Westfield office in 1984 medical research and provide much which raised $6,500. In addition to 2003 NJAR Circle of Excellence! She quickly joined the. ranks ol the needed services for over one million • the Great Walk, ERA offices also COUMELL BANKER PREMIER AGENTS Platinum Level (one of three in the most productive associates, winning Americans with neuromuscular dis- planned, a Day at, the Races at Greater Union County Association of numerous awards for sales and service. eases. Funds raised by ERA associ- Freehold Raceway, yard sales, din- Realtors);^ 200.1 Coldwell Banker In 1994, she was recognized as the top ates '• nationwide for MDA during ner dances, silent ••• auctions/,golf, President's , Premier Agent U'nnked associate in the office, and she has '2003 totaled more than $585,000, a. tournaments and other fundraising fourth among more than 3,000 agents); retained that position for the following 36 percent increase over the prior -.. activities. 7 • •'. - •"• . . •••.. ': .'• . and 2003 Top Associate Award-Westfield •decdade. .••',. 7 ;• 7. year's total' ' of approximately "Oui;. brokers and sales associates . Office;(total.prQ(liiotion,-highest volume^ As one might expect,-the majority.of $4-30,000; This .contribution will be have: simply outdone themselves," . most listings soldi. The list goes on. . ': .' Choi's business, comes, from personal presented at the annua 1 Jerry Lewis said P.J. Martin Smith, senior vice "Rarely has any one individual'been' referrals. Past clients, routinely recom- Labor Day Telethon. president of, marketing for ERA Real able to. maintain-.such high standards, mend, her to friends and family. Reach Throughout, the year, ERA associ- Estate, and national vice president .but. rarely has someone like Hye-Young ates jn New Jersey planned and par-':: of the .Muscular Dystrophy 1 her directly by calling (908) 301-2015, or Choi come into our lives," said Michael emailher at [email protected]. HYE-YOUNG CH0I ticipated 'in activities- which helped . Association. "The amount raised in to raise both awareness and-funds 2003 went significantly beyond the for MDA. In total, the ERA Brokers financial goals we set for the iyearj of New Jersey raised $21,300 for and truly underscores the commit- Hye-Young Choi Frank D.{soldi kinibcrley Haley Cataldo joins UCQhasclass MDA, according to Suzanne Krouse, ment ERA Real Estate and its mem- ; CB Premier Saies. Associate. CB Premier Sales Associate , CB Premier Sales Associate .Manager,'.ERAGallo & DeCroce, and . hers make to their communities. '.'.•'•; • 2003 WAR Circle of 2003 N.IAR Circle oi: '.-. Burgdotff Excellence Platinum Excellence Platinum on mortgages 1915 Morris Avc, Union, N..I. 07083 in Westfield 115 Miln Street, Cranford,N..|. 07016 COLDWELL BANKER PRESIDENT'S ELITE this 'TVVO OFFICES TWO SERVE YOU BETTER" Burgdorlf ERA recently announced • Picciuto Realty that Laurie Cataldo has joined the com- . Union County College's School of pany as a sales associate in its Continuing Education in Cranfprd is Westfield office,'located at 600. North offering a class specifically for homeown- Ave, West.. -..'•. .-.-.'••• ers, Mortgage IVJanagenient 101. Cataldo is a licensed New Jersey The three:hour class reviews mortJ and Georgia real estate, sales associate gage basics, and teaches homeowners to specializing in residential properties. save money on their existing mortgage After receiving a bachelor's degree in costs without, {•efinancing/ communications from the University of Many homeowners confused by myths LINDEN " 7 ;:•- ' -, 7. •• $135,900 : LINDEN ' ... 7-7 ;••:.;.;-; '..-',. $272,000 Tennessee, she worked in provider'rela- or misinformation forfeit' substantial CiorctciihSpinUvi'l 111 ikMriiWi1 Siniiiwilescclifni.Icaliires 3 hod- Itailiiful well-kepi, modern Cape(\xl hoiitcfcalu'ring4bedriwins, tions for Electronic Data Systems rm'inis. 2 IUII.IMIIIV lurmal diniiij! KKHH. hufi1 lamilyniom u/.i lia1-. -J full haliw. living nmni vvill) a-lireplaiic-. Jiliing n»>m, kildicu and Mary McEiierney Susan Chccchio Reva Berger Kay Gragnano LAURIE CATALDO money saving opportunities available to (EDS>. • "' ' .: 7 . ' ' . ;\ them each year. Virtually, all new home- place A tiniKtiL'ii biisemenl «/;i lircpljL'c. Mas'ciinir.il air. gleaimnp • linjihcd bavcme'iu. liasVciiiinic ajiil'liafduiHxl lli«>rs. Alxivc.ground CB President's Elite CB President's Elite: CB President's Elite • CB President's Elite li.mlftiiodllonh. 2 iiei'dcck'& nice \ard.-Call fur mtiK Jdails.- •'punl and I oar jarage. Cill us UKlayl • -. .'• . \ ,:'. ' She began her career in real estate ' about a career in real estate, call the owners can . save well, over ' $1,000 on in Atlanta, Ga., serving as! a vice presi- office.at.(908)233-0065.: • .. mortgage costs by following simple yet C/VLL CENTURY 21 PICCIuttO REALTY 908-272-8337 dent for Post Properties, a. premier real • Founded in 1958, BurgdorfT ERA effective mortgage'-TOanagement prac- Or visit us on the web: \vw\v.century21picciuto.com estate.development and management is the.top producing ERA.real estate tices taught in this class. . Eh Office .independently Owned And Operated corporation. ... 7 firm-in dollar volume nationally, with Students are taught how to begin sav- Cataldo has been a resident of 16 offices and over 700 sales.associ- ing money on their, very next payment, Westfield for nine years. She has been . ates in New Jersey. The ERA real how and when to request cancellation of active in parent-teacher organizations estate network includes 2,500 inde- costly Private Mortgage insurance' and belongs to: a women's investment, pendently owned and dperated.offices (PMI), why popular "bi-weekly" payment ERA Meeker Realty Co, pkms are costly and completely unneces- ERA dub.' in the United States and in 30 coun- mil i si*TI • Cataldo is a member and volunteer tries. • sary to save money, when refinancing at New Providence Presbyterian BurgdorfT ERA is a .-member of the makes sense and how to. achieve. the : Jayne Bernstein Kathryn Shea Marureen LaCosta Bettyann Lynch Thomas Bianco Church and serves on the adult com NRT family of companies. NRT maximum benefit..' , : • . ; . Incorporated, the nation's leading The class will be held 6:30-9:30 p.m. CB Presidetit s Elite CB President's Elite CB President's Elite CB President's Elite CB President's Elite mittee for Young Life in •' Westfield/Scotch Plains. . ' . residential real estate brokerage Tuesday, to register, call Union County The Burgdortr ERA Westfield office company, is a subsidiary of Cendant College" (908)709-7600 and ••request is a. full-service, real estate, office. For Corporation. The BurgdorfT EM Web course number AEF119; The cost is $39. : COLDWELL BANKER PRESIDENT'S CIRCLE real estate assistance, or to inquire site is located, at www.burgdorff.com. .

ERA office expands C.RANFQkp'.-- This churmi.ng norlhside. . CRANFORI);.-BetheJirst lo see-this: ..Cape/Ranch will be-your favorite! . LR Mini-Condition "6 room Capu Cod fea- 777 Walnut Avc, Crunford only heightens his or her • w/l'pl; FDR, 3 Bis,• Convenient ID schools . lures'3, BRs.;.l-i/2hth, CAC, finished ; SCOTCH PLAINS. — (9DK) 7(19-841)1) ERA Suburb Realty Agency education, providing clients ERA anil pool. For Exclusive showing call us. Baseincni. new 2 car garage and ..roof. .Won't last. '•'•.-..' ' .-.•"•. •-. recently reached a new 100 percent of excellence. AWARD WINNING- OFFICE; , •;. • .'.Asking $.379,91)0 '' a,$364,900 milestone, with the expan- They strive to be number Ann Allen John Carol Lyons RuthTate John Dennis Eileen sion of its area office. . one in all areas concerning With the high- demands the customer's satisfaction. GB President's DeMarco CB President's CB President's Aslanian Devine Burlinson from clients, for repeat busi- Each spirited agent Circle CB President's Circle Circle CB President's CB President's CB President's ness and the expertise of the works to his. or her potential knowledgeable sales team, to receive high status. These Circle Circle Circle the agency's most recent agents are. exceptionally accomplishment has been skilled to handle all real the expansion of its third estate needs. Whether it be. office. With the growing buying or selling, each sales team-and the honest agent' devotes his or her conimitment to clients, time, effort and expertise to CLARK - Beautifully -Updaied Split CRANFORD - 'True Center Hall Level 8 rms new E1K. oversized Lr.& Fd'r Colonial. This 8 rm 1-1/2,bth.has spa- Donald and Paul Lamastra each transaction. cunts rooms. LR w/J'pl, fam rm. ElK, 4 OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS!! : $319,000 Family room, 4 BRs, new deck and baths felt it was time to expand, Company President Don Bis. Updated heat. Situated on anoverr Outstanding 2 family across from park, i bdrms, 2 bths. Excellent condition. and give more room to each Lamastra said, "We are on a i|uiet cul-de-sac. .sized lot!. Close to town and (rain. New roof, boiler, wtr htr. Updated kitchens & baths. 1st tlr ceramic-liled. agent and customer that proud to have served the .EXCLUSIVE.showing.' , .' Patricia Barbara Faith Maricic Gina Suriano Nancy Full bsmt u/laundry facilities & recreation. Don't hesitate, call now!! : .••'• '.Asking Only. $455,000 • • : ,•••'.. 7 .;••' Asking $529,900 Anne Kelly Naasa comes.through-the office. • community for 44 years now. Glaydura Callahan CB President's -Barber Bregman CB President's Sherbeini ERA Suburb Realty office The expansion of our office only adds to the amount of (908) 272-2570 CB President's CB President's Circle CB President's CB President's Circle B President's is the home for many new MLS 908-709.8400 and exciting endeavors for dedication we are looking to 124 SOUTH AVE. E., CRANFORD, N.J. 07016 Circle Circle Circle Circle Circle clients and agents.-They ofl-Vr to this community in have every opportunity to the years to come." come into the office and ERA Suburb Realty COLDWELL BANKER PRESIDENT'S CLUB take time to use the exten- Agency is located in Scotch UNION COUNTY MORTGAGE RATES sive technology now. avail- Plains at 1773 East Second able. St. For more, visit the web- In doing this, each agent site at www.erasuburb.com. .Aiipcx M 800-344-273') First Savings Hunk 732-726-5451) Loan Search 800-591-3279 I'eiiii Fed. Savings Bank 908-719-2468 : 30-yr. Fixed 5.375 0.00 • 5','i 60 5,410 30-yr. CRA 4.875 O.OO 3%., 60 •-'4.890 .«)-yr.'l i\tJ -1.750 1.511 5':;30 .1,800 30-yr..Fixed 5.500 0.00. 5V1 60 5.627 15-yr. Fixed 4.750 0.(K) 5r! 60 4.S71) 30-yr. Jumho 5.500 l.).(K) 5'i ." 60 5.540 30-yr. Jumho' . 5.375 O.OO 10% 60 5.390 15-yr. I:j\eil 30 4.4211 30-hiwkly jho 5.250 0,00 10% 150 5''( 10-yr- Fixed 4.375 0.00 S'.'i 60 4.8X0 10/1 Jumho 4.875 0.00 25'.'i ')() 4.590 60 5.250. Century 21 Picciuto Realty 20-yr. Juiulu) 5.250 0.00 10% .60 5:270, l-\r,-\KM 2.001) (I.IH) y, 30 5.751) 7/1 ARMJbo 4.625 O.IKI lOCi 90 4.440 . Reserve > our rale tor Ml Jays while you shop. Ask 3/1. ARM 3-.5IX) 0.00 5'.'!- 60 .3.670 15-yr. Jumho 4:750 0.00 10%. 60 4.770 115 Miln St,, Cranford, N.I 07016 ,30-yr. Jumho -I.S75 :.()() 30 5.040 ahiuit our "Cire.it Sl.ul Program" as lillle as }'•{• iloun. Lola Reed Judith Gloria Kraft Margaret Barbara Harriet John Clark 5'i The knvest. fixed rale jmnlw mortgages. Long term Grace Rappa Dario . 908-272-8337 (5-vr. Jumbo -1.125 1.75 51,-; 30 4:344 S'isil our Welxile al uuvv.firslsaviiij.'s.eoiu NJ's l.ovvosi Junilio Rales' rate locks avail, up |o 12 inonllis (in all products. CB President's Koeppcl CB President's Maguire Mulvee Lifson Wiley CB President's Muscaritolo Picciuto Realty Ext. 32 or 34 American Home MortupRi' 8(H)-924-9091 Investors Savings (lank 00-252-8119 New Millenium [lank 732-729-1100 Stiranii.l Federal Savings 732-968-0665 Club CB President's Club CB President's CB President's CB President's ; ( CB President's Club CB President's 30-yr, ! ixi\l 5.250 O.IK) 5.290 .10-yr". Fixed 5500 11,00 )l) 5.520 30-yr. Fixed 5.250 O.(X) 5'-'i. ."6(1 5,254 30-yr. Fixed • 5.750 0.00 20% 5.792 Club Club Club Club Club 15-yr. Fixed 450(1 O.IKI 5'.r W) 4.590 30-yr. Jumhu 5.500, O.IK) 'I)1* 90 5.520 15-yr. Fixvd 4.500 0.00 59J 60 4.503 15-yr. Fixed 4.750 0.00 20%. 4.807 Club Your Home Wort/,-, r ( 4.500 -.0.00 20%- 4.577 30-yr. Juinlni •5.375 n.'oo 5'i- <)0 5.390 •15-yr- Fivcd 4.750 dm 5 i )() 4:780 30-yr. Jumho • 5.375 ' O.IKI 5'};: .60- 5.378 ll)-yr. Fixeil : 10-yr. Fixed 3.875 2.00 20% 4.374 •5/1 ARM 3.W5 0.1)0 5','! 45 3.660 5-yr. ARM 4.500 (MX) 5',-i 90 4.040 3/1 ARM 3.250 0.00 5' i 60 3.255 l-yr.ARM 3.125-0:00 20% .3.125 5/l-Jho. ARM 3,750 0.00 .W 30 3.7'JO 10-yr. ARM 5.250 0.00 5','i 90 4.720 Free ; '" fiifii-yrJ^yraii^ J f-yr."AIiMTo'Ssfxi.000depcnditis«n.- No hriikor !«•, Onp m Appl l cc! Ask ahum our No C'losinjs-Cosl Option! 1 Nn COM Roll Avail! Clow ill llcnik'! Confoiininu loans to ')V'r l.TV. Loans lo $1.5 Million. lo\vii|),i)iiK'iii. 61) ilay iI oiiiiiiilnicnl. l.iwk-in at application. Evaluation ' Services 800-234-5659 Kvntwood Finnnclnl 800-353-6896 Northeast Financial Corp. 800-922-0606 The Mortgage Group 888-841-0048 30-yr. Fixed 5.125 0.00 5*v 45 -5.3.80 30-yr. Fixed 5.250 O.IK) 5<;i' 45 5.380 30-yr. Fixed 5.125 0.000.00 . 5Cf 30 5.175 30-yr, Fixed 5.125 0.1)0, 5% 60 5.200- 1 15-ji. Fixed 4375 0.00 5',i 45 4.620 15-yr. Fixed 4.5IKr O.IK) 5 ;;, 45 4.630 15-yr. Fixed 4.375 0.00 5% 30 4.435 15-yr. Fixed 4.375 O.OO' 5% 60 .4.510 You will receive information on 30 u. Jumho 5.625 O.IK) 5',; 45 5.680 30-yr. Jumho 5.375 (UK) l(» 45 5.580 5/r ARM 4,(KX) 0.00 5'.'i 30 4.050 30-yr. Jumho •'5:500 O.OO -5% 60 5.610 Barbara ArleenPost Elvira Ardrcy James Adah Levin John Papa Rcgina Vietro 1 30-yr. Jumbo 5.375 1 Louis Faruolo Irene Katz what comparable homes have 30-yry . III.WA 6.(«KI 0,1)0 45 6.570 15-yr. Jumho 4.625 o.oo id ;; 45 4.750 (UK) 5 * 30 5.425 3/1. ARM 3.250 0.00 5% 60 3.310 Devlin CB President's CB President's Fawcett CB President's l 45 3.500 20-yr. Fixed 4.875 o.ix) .v;i 45 5:000 5/1 Jumbo 4.125 (UK) 5Cd- .3(1 4.175 CB President's CB President's CB President's CB President's sold for m your neighborhood 5-yr. lixedpml l. )50 O.IK) KKi Open Sunday's 9-12. Bad Credit OK! CB President's Club Club CB President's Club Club and which homes are currently . Lowest I'iiieii Rales. 3/1 ARM: 2.875'.!- Ol'oinis 3.25 APR. All loan.prwliicis - low fees & low rules.. • 100% Financing Available.- Club Club Club ivision.' Club Club listed, how long they have been toi sale, and their prices. First Uiitc Morl|;ii|>e 800-887-9106 800-784-1331 Partners MortRBRC 888-RATE-SALE 30-yr. Fixed 5.250 0.00. 5',l 45 5.310 30-yr. Fixed 5.250 O.(H) 5'X' 30 5.280 30-yr. Fixed 4.875 0.00' i% 60 4.980 Lenders wishing to ii. Get The Facts Without The Pressure 15-yr. Fixed 4.500 0.(K) ' S'.l'.' 45 4.610 15-yr. Fixed 4.37S O.IK) 5% 30 4.410 15-yr. Fixed 4,125 0.(K) 5% 60 4.190 participate call .it.. Westfield Office 209 Central Avenue 908-233-5555 30-yr. Jumbo '5.500 0.00 5'i' 45, 5.586 30-yr. Jumho 5.500 0.00 •Wl 45 5.560 30-yr. Jumho 5.125 (UK) $% '60 5.190 COLDUIGLL No Cost or Obligation 3/1 ARM ,3.250 .0.1X1. l(» 45 3.310 10-yr Fixed 4.250 0.00 . 5% 30 4.250 l5-yr.Jumbo_ 4.500 0,00 j%_60_4S90 It BAN^ 10-yf. Jumho 4.500 0.00 10% 45 4.560 Zero Pis, Zero Fee Loans Available. , No application or luck in fe! Apply miiiin.' ;il l Coldwell Banker Mortgage Services 1-888-317-5416 toll free mvw,lninsiir\ey.cnni«railim)-K»7.')|(Vi.Alkus:lil. Consistently Low Rates, O|wli 7 Days a week J-0. Free Refinance forever. ParltiersMWaol.eoin www.freenjhQmeevaluation.com Check mortgage rates liiformnlion |iriivid«l hy The National Financial News Services. Rales are valid as of March 11,2004. Contort lenders directly for APR's, addilional fees and dally at: 2004 Coldwell Banker Corporation is a registered trademark of Coldwell Banker Corporation, An Equal Opportunity Company. Equal services. Conforming tumies based on $120,000 loan willi 20% down willi no PMI; Juinbo quotes based on $350,000 all applicable loan fees included. Loan Km!, *i M,W «^ %*«• amounts may afl'eci rales, l.otk-in period iii'days. Borrowers should compare (he specifics of various loan arrangements.. 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•t ') March 18,2004 . Cranford Chronicle \ March 18, 2004

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ARA — People spend a lot of priced cars and trucks as well. ents say they'd pay twice that, time in their cars these days -r- "You don't have to buy n because when the kids, have running. errands, shuffling the Lexus or BMW to get superior something to do, they're quiet SSIFEEDS kids around, and commuting to electronics for your car," said all the way to grandma's.-.'.- ..-,- and from work. David Gulau, electronics prod- Peace and quiet isn't the only : According to the National uct marketing manager at innovation intended . to Household Travel Survey con- Visteon, one of the largest enhance the driving experi-, PRNewswire — Consumers ducted by the Bureau of automotive 'suppliers in. theenqe for the person behind the; I could save millions of dollars on Transportation Statistics, the world. "Several automobile wheel. Many vehicles now have To Place Your Ad Call: ! financing .a new car if they average American spends 55 manufacturers are now offer- heated seats with jumbarsup-. ; shopped for a loan before ever ing them." 1minutes per day in transit. : port built in, and several addi- •••< stepping' into, a dealer show-'. Since people are spending so More sophisticated sound sys- tional features intended to cut 472-011 • :t ro6m, according to the much time in their vehicles, tems aren't the;only innovation down on. driver distraction on ^American; ; .Automobile there is a growing emphasis on turning up in new vehicles the road. Car manufacturers .^Association. v comfort. Drivers want heated these days. So are high-tech are now putting controls for the •Z: New vehicle sales topped the seats, hands-free cell phoney, entertainment systems. Gone radio and CD player right on ME I SE MERCHANDISE CLASSIFIED CLASSIFIED SPECIAL •'•] 16 million.mark again in 2003 — entertainment systems to keep are the days when thekids had. the steering wheel, and offer- SJ¥IJY < for the fifth straight year— and their passengers occupied and to play pocket board games', or. ing hands-free technology for WHEEL DEAL B BIG DEAL HOURS DEADLINES LOW RATES t^are projected to reach 16.7 tnil- stereo systems that make them sing songs to keep themselves cell phone users. Iplion this year, according to. AAA; feel like they're in their living busy during long road trips. Ford now offers an option Items under rwi\ j^But the.surprising news is that room rather than on the road, Dozens of car companies now that makes any cell phone- Sell Your Gar Items from For your convenience^ •i^last. year, -banks financed on Friday by FULL COUNTY er e A lot of these features come offer cormimers the option of voice-activated. General $100 $101-$5000 our classified Center -'; y-.ay 3g 101 percent of a new as standard equipment on more having DVD players installed Motors offers a voice-activated for Entertainment systems are not just for the home anymore. Today's 5pmfor COVERAGE ,g; vehicle's, cost; • expensive models, and there is in their vehicles. They add an cell phone too; but the phone is are published free- 5 lines, •'•;•'•.: '••Is open:••":'::'•.:•' JV1 ' To help consurners drive a bet-. part of the. system', and cannot vehicles often contain sophisticated sound systems, DVD players and a growing movement to make average of $1,500 to the cost of $1995 see epijpon in todays paper! nextweek's & ter deal, AAA offers these tips them available in mediums |a new vehicle; but many par- be used outside the car. '.-'.' LCD video screens. .•.;•'.'. ' . •-.•' : '•' '. ;:;/.• .-''• 1 Wk; .$25.99 perad * on what to. do before you start 4 lines/4 weeks and. Mondays-Friday FOUND ADS .; shopping for a car: CALL FOR DETAILS CALL FOR DETAILS 8a%6pm pubHGation. y., Check your credit rating. Get- [email protected] 4 lines »1 week :!£a copy of your credit report, cor- .reachadditional ;• . Private Party only Private party only ; Saturday •^rect any errors promptly and v Fax: J identify open liries of credit, you Prepayment Required: Prepayment Required. 8:30am-12:30pni . j£caQ close. V.' 1-877-305-2100 JJ^ Explore financing options arid •t- compare rates. , • PRNewswire — "More vehicles domestic product per head must affair with individual mobility," Please read your ad carefully after publication. We are not responsible for errors after 1st insertion. ",»•:' Weigh your purchase incentive will be produced in the.next 20 "More vehicles will be produced in the next rise to.a level that will support he said. "As GDP/head increases, "j options.Many auto manufactur- years than were manufactured in. the development of infrastruc- so do the wants and needs of peo- Employment - ers will'-offer .a'.choice between a the previous 110-year history of 20 years than were manufactured in the ture and, increase personal ple to come and go with more f/.cash rebate or a discounted the industry," automotive indus- income! This formula also applies and more style and individuali- Personals 140 Child Care 202 ?'financing rate as a purchase try expert Garel Rhys said during previous 110-year history of the industry." to the virtually stagnant ty." •-...'• - . •..-•'...• WAIT STAFF ADMINISTRATIVE BILLING OFFICE : DRIVER ; AT NO COST TO YOU Part, time needed . for incentive, but usually not both. the World Congress of the Society economies of Central Asia .'. While Rhys predicted that pro- Power Mieelchnirs. , scoot-1 ' No expenenco* necessary ASSISTANT CHILD CARE ASST.PT lunch- trucfc-Good pay. Match the length of the loan to • Excellent training program •TO-'THEVPa'DEAN • of Automotive Engineers held in though those will, take much ; duction overcapacity is likely to - ers. hospital t>'eds, Call to take care, of 2 yr; old. Medical billing office in Retirees welcome. R. li, the expected length' of '.-owner-- toll.free l-'888 297..-!440 . .-also iiqh't '.housework. • F/t and P/T positions- OF THE THEOLOGICAL Ann Arbor, Mich., last week. ' Garel Rhys longer to;.develop. remain essentially unchanged, • Uniforms-supplied SCHOOL'' . ' ' Warren ' seeks office able, -908-665-U4) , Itefs. 7'32'.199-0229 •• *ship. Select your loan term Rhys said the manufacturing The.''World automotive market into . the foreseeable future, it. -. Benefrts- 4O1K.- Hospital/ .asst. to. handle mail.fil- Earn SS5 helping MDs! '.'.. Director, Crystal Visions . Medical Plans Provides , administrative' • ing. data entry and. gen- Process medical olnlms '.».; based oh how Ions'you plan to niay be the only static variable. COLLEGE STUDENTS WEL- boom will require ari investment is like a "coil spring that, can go ' -BY and logistical support to eral . admin.. duties. from home. Call tho Fed- •"u own the vehicle. : of $80 trillion, the creation of 180 Centre for Automotive Industry Research any direction,"' in Rhys' view, The global automotive .industry, COME- ' wi'ektfnd lijinny, the VP/Dean, overall • Must,know. Woid/ .Excel eral Trade Commission to •CHER* '' $b0O, exp. & citl rcq. 908 Canoe Brook adiriini3tratiye responsi- ahd good organizational find out how to spot *; take your time reviewing the new assembly plants and. exten- Large firms hang on to product h.e,said>"is the -most dynamic and 1 .•23:?.?27-.VA'SAP. . '• • •• Cardiff University Business School, Wales $[)inlu™ ,^" . it's that easy on any of our ' " Wjintod PT c.uo^ivor. 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Call Iho working conditions, .tern-, TRIPLE YOU PUT DOWN 2,000 Discount: ... -3,500 fie opportunity for re- dual air bags, oil season radials. 1750 Clown I860 76-1-8-liil Owner Operators Classifieds COUNTER HELP IIOML' WELhLY! J..'!J0O fot busy lawn mower shop. DRIVER tiree, housewife or indi-' REMAIN demo miles. • C.\|) il Dhvt'i Si|;n on Bo- Get Must be detail oriented. NO CDL roqulrod, Morris. vidual desiring woik DOWN WE'LL PUT DOWN 2,000 nus! Dedicated- A.- N.E. 1 Computers a plus: Call Union County. $io+/hr. April thru October. Call $ • Hegioncii Runs' F.\p'd & Results . 908-46'l-7333 stiirt. 973-63M50't. 90&277-0100 OFFER' AND THE FACTORY PUTS DOWN ^2,000 2003 Inc-^i <|-V-\N S, AU1OHAUL! Child Care 202 CDL fl.iiMlng Available. ^ 2Z495 SWilT TRANSPORTATION ' 4 tir, 6 cyl, auto Irans, pwr $ti /brks, air, AM/.FM 1 8(.HV8(HVI'31D . ,v'.',,v. Why should other car shoppers get all the great APR rates? BABYSITTER S.vittfruCKingJobs com sterob, CD, moonro;!. alloy'wills, heated eeded lo care IL.-I TI.1- seat's, leatherette mt, ororn pkg, MSRP ! 02 SATURN 01 SATURN OI SATURN 2004 DISCOVERY S 2004 DISCOVERY SE lO'h ' in HIV . W<;;.!t->--.l 02 SATURN $35,895, Stk. «B4-604,VIN UPR09936. 24 'horrii>. Fridays 8ani 'P .'> Now, Enjoy L200 SL2 SLI SLI mo closed end lease w/10,000 mi/yr; '.20c P'II Adcl't;onu> clovi thereafter. $2500 cap cost rod i'$329 1st possit.'1'!!.! SttH!:iii.) .Apr.1: npo pymnt + $350 sec dep + $525 bank 77;7 ADMIN ASS'T MIMMiUftU» fee' = $3704, Ttl pymnts $7896. Ttl cost CHILD CARE I.1/1 p>)s jihliV Small otf.ice. phone ruoep. $10,921. Purch opt at lease end $25,844. F/T in, my Cianfoid fioint1. tuiii. ly0iiil',. bt'okl-eetJing, 24 months m.itUH-- 'iiiiiidt-d. t-xp'd. S txpenenct.' necc-ssary. 1 s References leciulred. phone' 90H 273 lii)." -) or 1 m -6,495 6695 908 709-9053 lax resume 90H 522-93^2 IHos. 01 SATURN 01 SATURN 01 SATURN 01 SATURN 6 cylj auto trans, pwr str/brks/seats, air, SL2 SLI SL2 SL2 AM/FM stereo, CD, moonroof, alloy whls, SOMERSET • MIDDLESEX • UNION S 5 heated seats, leatherette int, premium pkq, MSRP:,: , ..: '. : 34,995 MSRP: 39,750 MSRP $37,745, Stk./IB4-303, VIN /IFF03685, Discount:,: .-... -7,000 mHm.m 24 mo closed end lease w/,10,000 mi/yr; Discount: -7a500 mom mam .20* thereafter $2500 cap cost reel i $379 Save Thousands In Financing On Select New Lexus Models! 1 S £ -1st mo pymnt + $400 sec dep + $525 bank Buy $ foe* = $3804. Ttl pymnts $9096. Til coat "5899 5899 $12,121. Purch opt at lease end $26,421. 24months 5 ^27995 For 32250 01 SATURN 01 SATURN 01 SATURN 01 SATURN VIN #4A833983, Stk #240076, 8 tyl, auto, p /s/ ABS, VIN #4A834820, Stk #24063,5 DR., 8 cyl, auto, p/s/ «B>CHEVROUr a/(, dual air bags, all season radials. 3850 Jcmo miles. ABS, aA.dual air bags, o/s radials, 480 domo milos. SL1 L200 L200 SLI ROYAL CHEVROLET 6 cyl, auto trans, pwr slr/brks/seats, air, 1548 Route 22 East AM/FM stereo, CD, alloy whls, cold weather- mm*, unattiiumm warn pkg, leather int, premium pkg, xonon liqhts, Bridgewater S MSRP $44,770, Stk. «B4-C36,VIN KPL29921. s 24 mo closed and loase w/10,000 mi/yr; (732) 356-2460 6,395 7795 8695 6695 ,20c thereafter. $2500 cap cost rod + $459 LAND- 1 st mo pymnt + $500 sec dop + $525 bank fee" = $3984. Ttl pymnts $11,010. Ttl cost $1-4,041. Purch opt at lease end $32,234. 24 months -ROVER

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JERSEY'S for a nurnber of full time and patftirne people for the planning aiid im- Apply: Westfleld "Y\ ; plementation of summer COUNTER HELP BOOKKEEPER .'. Attn: HR Department camp program; ' Re- as we cohtjriLie to grow. Our. centralized tele- • PROPERTY Medical Help 250 Wholesnlo nursery'.in Spring- .220 Clark Street' • sponsible fur the .ad- 1 field seeking part time, or .' Moiintaihsido, .• attorney .Westfield; NJ 07090- • marketing department is located in,a bright, ministration .and super- , ; INSPECTOR. Anesthesia/ full.time counter help inv seeks- hourly book- or fax 908 232-3306. OUR HIGH VOLUME GUARANTEES beautiful,, professional building' in %w S30KP/T;- SBOk'f/MMoex'- vision of camp • staff-. ; keeper,. QUICKBOOKS .Make .recommendations .'. mediately to -process. cus :I : Jersey,:.just minutes on Route 78,exit 1.1.. penen.ee>.'• Will train. /:•:''. "•';Paln V-' • tonnsr irivoices and . 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Fax: resume to: wkonds Collogo otudonls Sal. commensurate • Commissions, plus bonuses in reward for a 732-521-5906, , woicomo! 732-388-3800 PROOFREADER w/exp. Cranford' ^ job well done • . • . • '.'.-.: , ... •' SALES l:oi. more1 • information1.' 1 Froo-lance proofreader . 908-653-0155 •Medical.Benefits • '.'' . arid to Sot up an inter- DENTAL ASST DENTAL ASST. . needed with medical/ Health Club Sales Profes- view; contact the Sum- sional needed for high ORTHODONTIC OFFICE PT exp: ghd X-ray pharmaceutical background •401 i ' ;:• mit'Board tif Recreation. end health club: Part time FT, X-ray license a must.. licerise'nodessaiy. '• • to work at local printing . TELE-SALES Department. Monday- company: Some typesetting' ; We are looking for enthusiastic, goal oriented avail. Fa*, resume to:- 1 . Benefits, available. Call 908-273-2372 P/T. flex, schedule; '2,0 hrs. , Friday • 8:30am.-l:-30piii experience a plus. Fax 1 732-968-3792 :'' Summit area office/ near Short Hjlls tram star individuals who are self motivated and function at 908-277-2932. EOE. resume to: 908-276-6566 Fax Informal resume to: •: DENTAL :• tion.. Groat hourly rate or email to: rhahnO WEIV 5OO4 J5EP Without mjefo-management. Does this describe. .908-273-V833 ••plus • bonus. 973-671- Secretary Legal •". HYGIENlST p|yrnoi)thprlntln£.eqrn • 0040,Ext. 112 ', MITSUBISHI you? If so, we'd like to hear from you!.. • Sutvuriit La\v\f; extol com- TANNING SALON MEDICAL P/T. quality, oriented; RECEPTIONIST puter skills, experience •- modern dental • prac- Grand . FT/PT positions in ?/T college student needed To Schedule a personal interview Call: hRlpful. :9 RECEPTIONIST tice seeking1 motivgted. Now Provjdonco aron in afternoons to answer WAIT STAFF Lancer 61.0-515-8795' or 908-782-4747' Ext. 635 Call 90B.790-0004 Part time. Previous oxp professional hygienist to phones and file., Flexible : SECRET necessary.. Flexible • day • work in Clark .offfce!. • Or send your resume.to: . . hours. Westlield droa. BUS PEOPLE Cherokee 4x4 hours. Fax resume • Plociso call 732-382-5727 Private country 'club, lo- •ti O|(,WO.A'C.P.'S. .IBS, 1'AV F?. Send . inquiries to . •! Cyiij-Spuod, Ait Conditioning, fVSUvnntj, 'P.'8'ukPt. Phyirtlovlr,. •'•['.. -."• The Express Times SHOPPERS $$Unemployed?? 908-96-1- 76-16 . . , cated in Westfiold NJ is Rxp l>Jass Irtnj. r.ifc. lit 'IVfWS, Wrf C/os:,.Pai:V •;VO« Ci.o or SWU Jobs9opmsorvlcos,com .f'JItcl.S, PIM'mam, AMIf-MICD, All Bag::.'I/Glir:::. K'lK-t Piictt Includes. • • DESIGNER seeking to. hire profes- •., C'CivraWiv. S35OO lixist' Com :V:M) IHISP imjcKj; ;iiiv Co..>9t> f.**- .. . Attn: Leslie Tpmansini NEEDED AFFORDABU HEAL1-H or fax to 908-518-9302 '(ISMfaclonj.Robato, $5(Xl.Uil:jubk:hi Ownt-r Loyalty. i:iil{}ColiiKje -, CARE! '$59.87/month MEDICAL sional wait staff, and bus . NEW 2OO4 CHEVY 'J; l • • •• 35 South Third Street . '-., 'ose ' as , customers fm ASSISTANT kvbotp (.vbalosjj[qual Sll;J/blA tW».)i.'i'JB/T)J1.MSPf OUJ/p , NEW2OO4 HYUNDAI 1 per Family. '.No limita- • people. -Hours' are • ?tcre evaluations. Get '-•.,••• Easton, PA 18042 . tions. Ml Pre-existing SECRETARY ntenar design'showroom in SWIM ..10:3Qam-2:30prrv Expe- paid to ' slio.p local •. Or fax yqurreslime. to: •610-258:2106. Conditions OK. -Call FT.' Busy Wostflold Urology of- Millburn. seeking.an- indi- rience preferred but not stores/ ' restaurants, fice sookn oxp.d Medical vidual to assist in all as- necessary." '• • Benefits IVailblazer 4x4 •United Family! (8.00) TEACHERS Or Ermail your resume,to:-.: , . -.theaters. Flexible hours. 1 . A CiJ,.5 Speed Trans'..'A/C. P/S, PtB'P/VJ.P'L. P/M. :' .250-2095 . ' X107-5 Socrolary. Compotor literacy pects of. office., work. available. Please call C ,:., .!i;•;•.. 4'R. 'P'S. P/B PW P/t I\KVFKVCO. MI Bogs. T/Gfasfi,.WDej Fee, Email. required: I-' 1 With exp. start $15/hr. "••:.:. 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"W- Call Landlord 908- Act ana thp' Now Jersey Preview" Visit Juno 4,5 & 7pm.9O8-7O9-2O20 $9OO/nionth, 1.5 month SALES Executives, 908-236-8894 $335,900. MUST SEE! sounTBouNDiRooir"^ 507G980 CAREGIVERExcellent . refs. Civil Rights Law. which. 6. (not tlmeahare). . security. 908-272-*668 . 908685-6504 LM CRANFORD - FURNISHED 1 ' 1 BR.apf. 2, llr,h,.ai&|,0, Experienced., Reliable HUNTERDON COUNTY make Irllegal to advpr- Gated community on wator- OWfAlNsTDE, lurnislioii Tha Independent Press 1 BR apt 3 rms., 3'-- fir. in LINDEN • Completely icno European help. 9084563961 KINGW00D . -tlso any preference. • way with . large wooded vated, largo 36R. Walking O"«x space to shnioi woll serving somo of the limitations or discrimina- Victorian honio, walk to loctel prestigious hldrt. friendliest communities • 2 acre Ibt.w/now con-;. homesil'os. Deepwater RR..bus & town, $1000 + distance' from train & CARETAKER structlon. Your, plans or tion based on rdco. lots.. Fullsoivice marina. Springfield, IBB. $1000.: ( 9403 In' N.J. has a full.time FAI^WOOP-Don't miss this sec, all.utils. Incl. cable. shopping. $1300/nio +. mine. Starting from color, religion, sox, no Minutes to BOach. 100< • util- neHily.ienbvillcd, ri'i-w opening In It's advertis- Take good care of your opportunity-to own a now A/C laundry avail, immed. Utils. No PETS 908-515 SUMMIT OFFICE SPACE- Mom, Dad or chlldron.' $465,000 flonal origin, handicap. Golf Coursos,: Shopping, .Wt/OPRl. CA'C, lulwd (lis Approx 2.00Q sf in profos- ing sales dept. Candi- homol A groat floor plan, 90&803O796; '3625 . no loo, no dews, 908273' date must demonstrate 908-754-0252. 6r 908- 908-256-2462 familial status, creed, Medical. . . SC's. best ^onnl building, .center of '• 3. bedrooms, 2.1. baths, DUNELLEN - Several avail. LINDEN • Newer construction _2'l'M.ext. 191. . . ' ' energy,, creativity, de- 753-4396' '".. ancostry. marital status. • schools., Ground floor to.\n: 973467-4533 I, . close to town, tram & Ininiod! 2BR's • $950 + f llr. 3large'BRs,;2 BAs, pendability and persis- NY STATEWIDE LAND SALE • affoctional or sexual priced from $50's. 1-866 Summit 1 BR, Mclion, TiT Companion- Light cooking. school's. $479,900 ••• Util; 1BR + ' Util. mcl. • modern decor throw out, tence to provide.- supe- FREE LIST-80 NEW TRACTS. • orientation, or.notional-. 567-9523. . . OH utils- unraije. nc,n Must speak onglish. Call BURGDORFF REALTORS $1000, 3BR houso $1400 all appliance included. rior .customer service. Beautiful woodlands, farms,, ' ity. Or an intention to New Golf front Home . tmnsportntion.. No petb 908-568-5729 : Westfteld Office + Util. -$1400. 2BR llpuse Laundry facility, off street Everyday |s different and large. rivers, streams & make, any such profor $199,900.. Spectacular • 908-233^)065 t Util; $12500 in Mid- parking, separate utils. •No sniokinii. 'AWnl 6'IO.i challenging. The ; suc- ponds. Rustic cabins built ' once, limitation or dis- Carolina Mtn. home'' on WOO. P.O. 13«v »" lease 450 ELDER DISABILITY CARE dlusey and more. No pets $1750 + 1.5.mo soc Con cessful ' candidate will for you on site. You choose crimination. Familial OARW00D Best Buy. 3I3R, 18 hole golf course ^Symnm.MJ 07902 1311 Exp'd English speaking 1 and ndii" smokers pis, tact Tony 973-72&-1786 divide, their time bo- European Women liw> In, live style & location. LOWEST status, includes children 1.5BA. Newly Reno., near Ashevillo NC. En- WESTFIELD • Sunny 2 PRICES. LOWEST \ FINANC. under the ago of 18liv- $269,000. Ca|l Deforest , K'liant app and. credit, re- SUMMIT. 4 mn^TTv.iif tween our conveniently . .out.-Agency .908-354-5367 joy mild climate, great NEW PROVIDENCE 2 Bdr UH. UK. A/C, VV/D, walk, or't le.q. Call to* 'dotaijs. ahlo'-l/i, $1200/1110 .. Find just the house you want located New Providence ING RATES. MOST IMI'OR- '' ing with parents or legal Realtors. 908-608-1850 golf, low taxes & low 2' tl. opt.-DR. LR. larne .to town.and train. 90S- EUR. LADIES piovide live in/ TANT -EVERYTHING 100% custodians, pregnant, . , ERA.E.A. ' ing .• utils., . 008- P wci'ok. business. .'and Equal.Opportunity ion--Golf Resort. Sales RAHWAY -1BR. LR. Kit..*. t utils, 908-273-4094 M80522; . in or out position to care for ,your doorstop). Views, "of the •U.S. Department (888) • 382-0088' For FAN WOOD-'I.-or" 2 BR.. . BA. W/W- Carpet, $850/ • elderly or homo bound Car & . guaranteed buildable, twn BY OWNER Benefits Include salary rote. 908337-7462 of' Housing' and Urban SPRINGOELD • 3 BR VRentnls (877) 604^3500 • perfect, for single pro- ' mo. + Utils. Avail. Immod plus commission arid . rd.'elocll 888-925-9277 • LR. DR,.'.1BR. kit , ile,.|.,; r,ii •••• Development (HUD) at split-level, updated WU &' ' wwwjclkomanon.net : • fossiondi..' Short walk to- 9082084107 .... bonuses, medical and HOUSE CLEANING-, Polish www.upstatenyland.coni :• pots; nn-smoki'ng'. $000 iiio lowntiouses/CoDdos .1-800-669-9,777. Thei HUD .bath. C/A. $335,000 • 'train &.town..Quiet resi- dental insurance, pre- lady. oxp. rofs, own trans, ••12.900 purch pr. bal fih •TTV .telephone number dential.street. Immodi- Rosplls.'l fir of 2 family -; + utilsksoc, 9O8E01.136? ' scription plan,. 401K, . Margaret 908/429-2095 : lOyrs & 794FRM'.. . (or the' hearing, im- ; 97M76-9099 .ate- •'-. '• uccupandy.. house, SDR, LR, EIK. BA. lor Bent 415 paid vacation and mofo. $11.00/1110. * 1-iiio. .sec. .WESTF.IELD Bit ,l|;t. HOUSECLEANING THINK SPRINGI ' paired IS 212-708-1455. ' . WASHINGTON, NJ • STIOO./rf.io. CallPruden- To" apply: send resume Avail 4/1. 908-24,18985, ar.ros-s'• from WeSlllfld CHATHAM GLENN,- Condo, 5 Acros -WATERFRONT • Nice.3BR colonial,- niodem apartments 405 . tial Uose Realtor's' 908- to: Eileen Blckel at . Rofs;, own trans. train station. nn sinok ','• III: DR, Kitchen. 2 Bdrs.. 908-272-0256 $29,900 Beautiful country oak'kit.i 2 full baths. C/A. ROSELLE' • 2 Bdr. apt,. office. ' 2 ; bnllis, gnrage, views,' tiny mtn. lake! Twn BOUND BROOK • 1BR apt., '. avail-.-.• immed.' $900. '-i ii'f,,. no pets. Heat. .vi'rl Ig deck. Asking $1.99,900 . FANWOOD - F-fticieracy 1 : W/D A riifng-. -$2000/mo. •' HOUSEKEEPERS, 1 iiot v.fiter includwl.$Hr' j' rd, olect, terms! Photo <3> '•• ARNOLD J. HOWELL .. .excell. cqnd, $775/mo + Bdr.: 1 bath apartment, LiliFitie's. • Quiet area, 2'.' •mcl..utils. Avail.' 3/15. No Independent Press ". NANNIES, COMPANIONS www.snyland.com/prop.cfm ALPHA-- Nice'7.room ranch. . utils. No pets. '908-7O4- •-'II.; 908-245-1-208. .'. '.- .••' -1 ..-5'.month 'i srr uriK Oak floors, hot water REALTOR 90&6B9-47QO perfect for • single p.ro7 deposit, ' A\,ilil,il)l ,' pels, 008-322-3843. • •' : 80 South Street All natlonalltlos/Llc. Bbnded . Call 888-925-9277 NOW!. 1 8723 - fessionai. or student. t AURORA AGENCY baseboard- heal, full WESTFIELD '. • FRIENDLY. ' ROSELLE • Completely' . •1,1/01. Cull Matt 9-5 irons*; 3BR. 2,5 QA New Providence, NJ basement. Fenced yard. CHATHAM • • Beautiful, large Walk to' train-'&' shop- 079*4: '•"•.. 170. Morris Avo. L. Br. NJ NEIGHBORHOOD, . Desir-' • furnished. Boautilyl 3 908-928-2045 ' -lunj: NP . NS avail, im- Coidos &T6wiittouses Asking $209,900 .'. . able North Side colonial, 1BR condo w/ full'ameni- • plng- lovely residential Fax 908-464-9085 ' .732-222-3369 : rms, A/G, ww carpet, j- mi.-d $2100, 9QB-&47-5O5._l_ lQrms. Wash'School Alea, . ties'-$1475/mp 973 879 community,- Immediate WASHINGTON • 3. BR town- cable: Avail'.-now, . WEST.FIELD. 1. !H «r -<' j SPRINQFIELD • Large "2BR; NAfMV Ughl Housokooplncj, house, pxcell.-cond., l-cai Walk to train,, toun. ••3652 •• •: • '• • '. • occupancy.: $700./mo.' 1 . -PradontialRoso Realtors •• $850 utils included. ' l.'iihily, 3BR',-HV\.I.R:.L'H. • rondo i- ("inienihes. Heat rofs., FT, own, trans. Call garage * parking. ' No Schools, 4-5BRS, 3,8BAs, CHATHAM.large furnished .1. lmo.soc.!- -.. EIK, fin hsml',-, IBF^ - Loonnn 908-862-6675 . 908-753-4450 ,'. -' . • k-'llnt Wat«i, parl(in(!. & Traits 275 FLEMINGTON - VILLAGE feos. Ask'iiig.$i72,opo Boxed'booms,' Mew kit, BR, 1 block to. town -and . 732-394-1989. • 1BA *.storage','. hUlieii- : pool includnd.. Best (oca- COMMONS • S. Main St. ARNOLD J, H0WELL ' w/granl'te, fplcCAC. l' fir .train; short or long te.riii. FANWOOD, spac.2BR.lBA. e'.le; laundry mi, jj/u piig, 1 (ion. $.l;350/ni6nth: 732- instricUon 285 2BR; 1.6--BA, end. unit, REALTOR 908-68M700 FR.- By appoint.' $769,900 $1500/ nip 973-769 0133' •l"''flr Viet. Lrg. EIK, off St.' ROSELLE/CRANFORD w,ilk to train. $1 /0() mo 681-8505, fireplace, garage, slor: 908-233-5895 ' - • p'kg.. avail 4/1. Walk to A NO DOWN PMT LOAN CLARK 1 Bdr. -apt.; S800. : BORDERLINE •: Beautiful 3 _|08-233-9G8G .,. IPMTECH ago galore! Must Uo traiii S, bus, Call 908 322 Sumrnlt72BR. 1.5BA. town- COMPUTER TRAINING -IN •Call Today'To-Qualily For Large, kitchen & LR/ 2 BR in new 2.family. ','.• ga- r Noeded .for, growing' tree seen. (908)78*6011 oi . WESTF7ELD. 'f ii.",Tliim". •hon.it!, $|850:4 ,$2100 .i HOME for e-mail, iiitorfiot •.. a Special-NO-fvloney.' •^family liOrne. ' good . 1658 Ive msg btn J.5pm .'. rage, yard,- W/.D, A/C. new • company. . Looking, for email: vccoridoftiol.coni Investaent Properties . ily homo, 3BR. LR, DR • utils l'.o iiio. sec'. 15-10 or any basic ' computer, Down Low Closing Cost •'area, heat included. $1600/m0. '.';-.• appls, ceramic tiles. HW qualified Individuals for.FT for niore details.. • • kit., 2 full BA, W/D hkiip,' • ••><'! It. iip'daled. hdwd.-firs', skills and application' pro- Convontiona.lmort- ..floors; Small pot OK. B-B . year rounil. IPM tech posi- OPEN HOUSE: Sat, 3/13 Call alter 6' p.m. 732- GARWOQD no pots. Avail 4/I.SI4OO. ' f'plc. C-\C: gar:- pkg., no grams. Call 6111 at •;. gage:. Act. Now While •• : the first place to look foreverythin g Quo: outside. Close' tci. NY tion. Plant and pest (don-, & Sun. 3/14 - noon to 4 381-7,189 •'. ' 1 . . FLR. '4 ROOMS, ./mo, •*•• util. 006-232-7324 lee, no dog's. •- 908-273 (908)3584891 Fundinq Lastsll Call FtEMINQT.ON •'. . yvasli/drypr hookup. • no trinas,"• pkwys, etc. Must tlflcation' skills required. CLINTON 27 Center St, ' 24:I4. t-xt: 191."•-. Arnlo Jone at Ivanhoe Fully occupied, updated pets. 1.5 mo security. 'see! $1800 + utils..- 1,5 NJ pesticide, license..or • above Outnggets. Appniel,' POINT PLEASANT BEACH • •" Financial: Inc. 4 units. $435,000. Call ' '$..1200 + utils. Avail now. . 1110s. security 908-241- rooriis -i,'bath, close tQ WESTFIELD live/work -ability to obtain required. Beal Estate Sates Charming 1 BR apt, siinny ; (2)- 1 BR cohdos,- riew "1 doys/24 hrs. Toll Free- 908-996-9999 ext 31 908-233-4076 1898 '.•..' . ' trolfl & to/.n imrcli \yji\y. •space,.2500 s.f. bff str'oet- !Excellent compensation kitchen Si bath, hardwood •kitchen &: sitting room. 1-877-209-9495 ; lng.S'1300 • util!.'. ' Mo 'Pi|r|iing.. Ideal for sinall and . work . environment.: floors, walk to'beach, - Heat A water included. GARWOOD-'2 . I.I. 2 family ROSELLE PARK 1 BR apt. pets. Avail b 1 Call DOS' business. $1950/ma. sales experience a plus. taeaye Hots 305 pool. ' • $295.000/each. BERKELEY HEIGHTS Almost loans mortgages 345 •$900,'month; • • . • "spqcious-2BR. LR. DR. EIK. Avail:.4/1. $800 includes 8890233 '. • J'leasc? call 90865-10725 .Fax. resume to: 908668- new construction. 4 Bdr.,- ' '.VV/D hookup, off ST. ' utils: No pets..- By trans- 732-714-7348''' ''.. ' ': HOMEOWNERS! Limited of ' Call- 908-295-1-890 \ • .• ' WESTFIELD Newly 2 BR 7575 or call Joe at: 908- ADIRONDACK LAND BAR. .2.5 baths, EIK. w/c'herry • •parking.'S'laOQ neg: poitation. 908-245 3558, - WESTFlELtT ' •" "" 1 . fer - 2.95% Loan- Rate.. I CRANFORD 2,Bclr.. 0 mis. 1 • l.ounhouses: walking dis 413-1002 . - . . GAINS 5 Acre homesites cabinets & granite-count-. 908-789-2449 ^ , flbdr, ':- • roi'ii',.. CAC sterling at-Just $10,9001! believe you will find'this ho, garage, storage, noni ROSELLE PARK ^TaTi I wncc lo I rain.' C/AC, Alarm • ers, large family' rooni the lowest rate, available town.' separate utilitif?s. 1BA apts. Avail. , fnimd.d.' sys.. ihtiMcom. wash/dry.. • Beautiful woods, secluded • pels., l.-j niu seumty w/cathedral' ceilings- -^ anywhere. Limited offer. .$1575/iTjo. No. pets lioat. ind, no. poto,. 51.10ft 1 Vi; $10Q0/ea. mo.' 1 see. ifefiig.,-1 c;ir gar:. $1650- MECHANIC setting, near State Land & skylights,; large fenced $2000 v mils'.i.,i,l no,-, 1 1110. spc. 900-709-1041 90&400-9735 .Truck •'. const, co. socks' In-. • Black Riverl Direct Access Nationwide Lender. Any Avail. 4/1908-578 8.188' mo. No pets. 908-928-U10 . level yard. $719,000. credit.. 1-800-722-8099 • 908-233-4076 908-377-8655 ..' diV...' w/5yrs txp. • to to ATV trail systeml Twn Weithert Realtors. Ber CRANFORD-. 2 Bclrs...mcl GARWQOD • -.2" f|r. apt... ROSELLE PARK 4/ms. • svce/iriaintnjn/repair ' (loot Rd, .elect! Terms! Hurry! ,2BR's. .: freshly' .painted.1 HT/HWin.cl...'$830/mo.' . T JlTr vi?i,3i3R NUF.DTbT7TT T ' n'nrdsville O.ffice,-9Q8-765- ; fridge. & W/D. walk to l 1 of. didsel/cas trucks, 'mn- .walh to.wn ' , . ..uain. No 800-260-2876 •7-I47 ext 235. Ceil 908' train, $'l.000/nio'< ufils 'new carpot. A/C, Utils riot Call 908-928-lilO or 908- Vacation Property For YOURr ILL - peli. $.129f> mq: Call • chinery.. A. on^'P- Exp." www.liiooserivorland.com 625-1249- Real Estate Wanted 360 1 6riV'S. security. in'cl. tlOOO/nlQ *• 1/mo 377-8655 1 •908 2331881 Iv.'insfi. w/hydrauJits. DL Reift^ CDL POCKET?./ No pels. 008-497-1261 , Soc. 908 688-9184 or ROSELLE PARK 7 1111. ga & welding cxp. ;i+. Yr rpunci, BAY AREA, VIRGINIA SAFE CLARK FSBO Won't last! Bi ALL CASH PAIDIII 1 908-4470532 _ fagfi. .'yard, close to train HAVEN 50 acres with exten- level in move in cond. 3 Fur single & multi-fdmliy Ed 90&4134574. CRANFORD - 2 BR, LR.. GARWOOD 3 Bdr. )iou^T and h(is. No pots. $1500 BA.'2 I Long Beach Island- 2" ofl sive deep waterfront BR. 2 full baths, 2 car ga- homes'&. vacant land i DR. ' H/.W .floor's, EIK. II?. yard. Just: rono- + utilities.. 908-241-7045. C A h, sloops 8. Call 900- $399,000. terrific potential rage, many recent im- Fast closings! Call to--. off s! ml-,- Av.ni TREE CLIMBERS washor.'dryer/ parking vated, N/S: NIP $1^00, for development i fain ly prove nent Grt It loca day! ROSELLE - Studio apt.. .$l6R'Vn..VNr>!)Ots 2 yr fxp rpquired FT No | eh pit Iprrcd ••.utils, 908-518-0650' .- • No sn MARTHA'S VINEYARD compound Owner arnngpd Read the tlon Cill tod ly lor ERA SUBURB S625./m6..,.hdwd. lira., oil si. iuhi' 90H2.• ut Is \v 11 •1BD. 2h?i...house. LgdecK.. anpoi tment $398 900 REALTY AGENCY KENILWORTH 1 Bdr. studio prkg.^ laundry, IVj-mos. soc,, T 11 908-4130574 Classifieds I 1 908-23&0225 : • $."?C)00 wkly. July/Aug. • 908-0991 732 388 6017 908 322 4434 apt. 908-/89-8568 •' '.. no pots. 900-272-0037 J900. m'u. • ,v; ilk Call 973-226-0536 mr;; clistiincp train. No p.'ts 908-928-1110 or MYRTLE , "BEACH/NORTH- cell 008-377'BG55 SC: -Oceanfront $ 100 Dis- count on Summer beach piicinus JBR 'entals. Private ', honies/ 6rms ."" fli ,-, pii, II,ir, n co'ndos Spring Get A- pki;. in\u RR, ;>l::,i'f> mo. yVavs firi-1 Biocinire. Call » wills, yi)S33M7/'/, '. 1 S00 i>25:.022.5 . .oil- w<\\ elhottroalty-coin-' Pieview Properties! For Rent 410 Merchandise BERKELEY . HEIGHTS DOWNTOWN IMa.'l Of- ' f.u-e 1 Sil'tf li-l.l. 1100 .iat-d Mabijgany. Fufniture, ii|. •'.'.. .'•'"'! ,'lr . avihl. nil blue damask silk sofa 84" iiii-il Call L.HHlliirtl 908- Lvill da,1, (oof,. rolled aims. B07-C980 i:ainnl back, pair pie. crust lanip taolrs. 28" bigh.-pair LAMBERTVILLE. NJ caiveii uplutlstered chairs C>,mnii.-ii/i;il uihr: >2:.i0.'fjass top butler col- r: piiMiiunn tn,il( rn; /Mi fi't;. table, pair oriental lamp •pi Hi,fui (vuMn^, Ht 202 silk shades '90846-1-3579 CI.-SS-, 1'>()(! •20.00(1 Check the r 51 ff^pi i-ir:-t,l. NED/ suit 215-862-1014 ' ClOTH.INGfrom lt)50's • ' 19/0's and antique imvnlry. 908-272-1237 classified MIDDLESEX * 900 HI ft. ^.ii.-nli' pay -Mtli offk'O, G-ca't loi.dtnin doming 530 Coll 732-539-1772 section Natural Mink Jackot. Med. NEW HOPE. PA Retiiil, Veiv Good .Coral'., $300.' pit'miei kVfili'.ih i/i Union Whlto Wool Coat w, Fox first. Sguuie. 4.J0U i'. design Ci''!l/n, Med., good'eond:, 10M.it. 215-8G2-1014 $75.008 243-7597

Wostflold Downtown, 1 nn Corapylers Electronic i>ffn:u. '••<}( • M ulils. $'3S0-ino 90(v.U.H)0U4 Equipment 531 oppers A NEW COMPUTER - BUT Houses For Rent 430 NO CASH? You're AP- PROVED. Guaranteed!1 Sawy home shoppers G REPOSSESSED LOG Ncivlast Famous Briind. HOMESI' CMCRGl-NCY NO CREDII CHECK • Bad •DISPOSAL' Mill , Liquuld Cn-.

section offers CLARK, IIJ.HI.. .^4«H.' h just fu'rriituroj display vehicles received at our 430 Morris Ave, 1 Wbli"KicLalircav"7orroj h;i:i[. inn--ariM ilW . ; t.oili.-r w.i'h aockott ; rim SIT *166'.,. ! ['-.ivit-r Hi c-vrilrolv 9 vrs. p':,.i3'ir 908:'0'3 1492. : and surroundings were damaged. location until our Franklin Place everything they need ' i.ift WI..-I iiviirit!iirii,!d. • MSRP fVt up only Sf>tXl/obo. ^1,. f.iMiily MM-., upw.l.'i: I 908-9M-6217 kit -f,. de'a f. r.-eii yd And as any customer oriented location can be addressed. In the to make an informed >4n|i-hHlokrn|',, . i-o pets furniture 560 -\vnii. immed JWKUno, CMI! 7' Ethan Alien Couch. business would, we intend to face of these changes, our man- NEW VOLKSWAGEN PRICING THRU MONDAY purchasing decision. $22!i C;ill.9O8-322-?814. NO RENTi$iU»0WN 7-pc Modular BR Sot, inc. di.v't ,'. Bunt- IDn-iliiMiii remain open for business at a 1 ,-,,111 inouiiti'd ligtil.-drawer agement has strengthened its Uv credit OK! 0 to ! OVIR 350 NEW & CERTIFIED uml bed il.viii), shelf unit, ,1,-An' iVir I'Stiiigs iK 1 2 ill. r ii>iin't, single ped. Want to make a .„•,! i:/ij'v! hit. I.T ( PRtOWMED VOLKSWAGENS AUAI1ARLE desk ,•.',. nveiliead book- temporary showroom location. resolve to remain the area's pre- stieli ,v. light, computer AND OH SALE AT UHPRECEDEKTED • dt.^.k Natural oak lanu move? nalv Asserebly req'd. All Starting immediately, Infiniti miere volume Infiniti center with hardware me, $400 (lisas PRICE REDUCnONS WHILE SUPPLIES :,i-mbled. pick up only. Check the classified -\i,senil)led photos avail. shoppers will be directed to our outstanding customer care. upon ieii Contact David LAST AND ONLY CT: WEST AMWELL TWP hip Cam A Spin 908-232- i[]R on 1 iicii- let, ^8 2;ral • oi email: ads first. Wilson Rd. IV.I-.IIH 'iriil (.Inscholartfconicast.iiet dryer. AwnM* 'M"H .1. Bodtooiirsot'rvteiliteiranoim {1,100 i utilitn's style, pecan, headboard 009-924-1600 vMtli liRlils,-2 niglit tables, annniie,1 tuple -dresser WESTFIELD 3L« house with mirror. 4050. Call PIUS THK ADDED INCEKT1UE: luted llrs., A'C, off st. port mi' $1 8/'.) i utils. No lee. 908^0725 The loss of our Infiniti showroom Betirooni SoTiwcan. 2 night 491 MORRIS 1 WESTFIELD ' "J.BH- ••I"" tabli-h, triple dresser has made us that much more 1 'wall, to RR and town. «.- mirror, tall '3- drawer VALID OMIY AT DOUCIAS VOLKSWAGEH AUEKUE jiqijOuilib.. no pets dn'ssei headboard, exc determined to do more to Avail.'I/i 908-233-0040 i-ond. $40O,-'obo. Call 1 908-233 G80G • earn your business. BEDTTWI:\\}e). Brcancl now. Original linn MKiHriiss. pold Douglas 1 CALL Apl.-lo.thmo, me ii!. S3W will oci:i.)pt 5150, Infiniti «OH-222-'IMI INFINITI IN SUMMIT ^550/mo. Ni;w d'-'Vi- do Call <>i Iv rnsij- BELLINI BAR0AINI 4 Douglas location 9082773300 piece washed oak Bellini 0 Temporary address: 430 Morris Ave., Summit, NJ bedroom set. Veiy good Ford Is the, the first place to look for everything MS Tiolfemale condition. Groat for ii temporary "ookinU lesponslblo room child. Twin 4postor Iron Call 908r522-7300 or online at: ONLINE PRICING mate for larRu private bod with trundle bod and Infiniti home, lurnlsliod DR. ca mattrossos. $950. location bio. w/d, walk to bus. 908-508-0631 www.douglasautonet.corn AVAILABLE AT smoker ok, cat In house, OUR BEST PRICE IN PERSON OR ONLINE WHEN n0 other pots. Dels. roq. ib s«t pecan, voiy ornate, D0UGLASAUT0NET.COM «,|5O . soc. clop, i util. tnplo dr., armolrfl, 2 nlto joswmo^^ stands. 2 mirrors $700/ YOU BUY PRIOR TO 5PM SATURDAY, 3/20 obo, Solid Maple Hutch, 5iiSSifrmHif NYClraiii si,) our slock Not val •n previous orders tion 'oon. in 3 lilt upt. $-100. 90B-241-4737, Accelerating the future* ires 3 20 04 Drivers wanted* Fomalo, non sinokini:, no 111) suite. Triple drassor ^I^P^P^P^BlHlHffllllBllllllil^HHIB^ Dots $720 Incliielos utils. iv/niirror, 2pc. entertain- 908-531-57U . nicnt ctr, twin hdbd, night stand, closk and chair. JnMMiT • Nico Dll,' share S Colonial maplo w/floral Price incl. all ccetsto b e paid by consumerexwpl for lie., reg. 4 (axes/Example: New 2004. VW Passat GLX - 4-Dr.. Aub, V6, PB/S/Wnds/Lks.. Air. DualAir Bags, Lthr., Alloys, Moonrf., Cass/CD Player. VIN #4P107442. MSRP: $33,180; Dealer Discount: $4300; VW Owner Loyalty Reb (i( "«5rof houso. Laundiy, ©2004 F&B Ino. th accent. $350. . qua)): $1000, BUY $27,880. SAVE $5300 OK MSRP, Advertised buy price valid only w/ finto and approval ol credit status through VW Credit 9 0.9% APR lor 24 to 36 mos. or 1,9% APR lor 48 to 60 mos, Not responsible lor typographical errors. See dealer lor details., hzouna i , nnrklno $375 P"' n>"" ' 908-685.119fl nc Suirtlas. 908-2734094 • '.''I

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March 18^2004 March 18, 2004 D-4 Cranford Chronicle Cranford Chronicle D-5 rinttirtMl GaiirtlltfctiiiJie •HtHTlHlttS Hindi! iliiiim I fwmn«t mmnlncnmn Heruliproieiem HoiiietflnCleiilii itwieirttliiliciilid PiiitiHtPipeniiiiii BtrfgUndy Formica DR Table DR SET, Solid Golden Oak, THIS END UP & BABY FUR SIS fliiirtintm w/chrome base, 36"x84" 72" table. 2 leafs, 4slde NITURE: T.E:U. dresser SCOTCH PLAINS ANTIQUES 1115 1121 r wt•••••. i w/leaf plus 4 upholstered and 2 arm Udder back $150 Si cabinet $125, ABSOLUTELY NO COST TO Wuriltzer Spinet Piano, SPRING SALEI i chairs. $350. Chandelier chairs. 2 piece hutch, 6 stackable.. Wriite Sim- WWIiHHlBW March 16"-20" ROBERT VOUNGIunod NBC Al Quality Home HOUSE CLEANING LAWN CARE UNDSCAPING ABSOLUTE BEST VOUII NEW POWER WHER- • We. pick up your merchan-. w/bonch, walnut finish, lulins SppiitiilUes v Mot Opora,' Wost'feld S100. 5 nc Kintf RR ioi _wss. , old. $110$ 0 OBO 908- morts crib & Childcraft H I call It nn nR-jvl \Ma • 50% off almost • Sr Ivy .itonqyr^ ||-- Improvement 1 lyis. exp. Good rates. Exc. Commercial Si Residential PAINTING & WALLPAPER - -$350.—Kitchen Set/4 =333799? itng-«bl«;J96-total. "PTTAL'BEDS'AND'piRBETUr . cre5le"8rmange"yourauc~ _.__ 651 '-'-= \Jz "Snowpt. o (nrt tsaDtnE p chairs $100. White. Duullier Glider Saturday. Bag Day. • Kitchens / Bath remodeling , repair, neat quality work. 15 DR TABU-Antique French SUPPLIES CALL. 1-80& tion to over. 96 million peo- 1 HOUSEKHPINa GDOd id., Fully Insuredred.. 908-851-9262 908-272-3029. Odk: Inlaid1- w/sldo $95. 90&889-5039 843-9199 TO-SEE IF-, YOU ple,worldwide. Once the. Best Friend Thrift Shop ALL WELLNESS CONSULTANTS »0p»lBgttrrim Call Many 90&245-2899 tens, onSateitoed. '908757 MCRISTIANO ~~* vrs. exp. Mark 90868a8965 1750 East 2" Street CHNACIOSET-TCAK, board & 6 Chairs, $5500. WALL UNIT • 3 pcs..:black QUALIFY. NJ LOCATION, . . item sells, we qdllfcct your . Looklni;(or motlyfitod tntji; A BATHROOM TILE 4735 aft. 6pm or Iv. insu. UNDSCAPING . DAVE'S PROFESSIONAL lacquer, lighted, 1021. money from the winning ANTIQUES . viduals wanting Improyoci Sendees S05 railroad ties, Pavers, Lawn BeeuHU condWon. 3 doom. 2 Couches, 6ft., Cho- ALL STEEL BLDGS. 28x30 BIG INDOOR FLEA MARKET REPAIR SPECIALIST •'• : lONE'S CLEANING PAINT JOBS-lnt./Ext./Res. bidder, package & then- WESTFIELD - House Demo Free Appraisals health arid finances. .' Maintenance, drainage 5 drawm, afustatfe daw niJle. $500ea/obo,'All In : holds 27" /TV,' $300/obo • was $8,900/ sell $3:890. Roselle Catholic H.S, Grouting . Caulking Sm Excellent work,, groat job Lomm, Hoasona,blo Hates ex. cond. .908-273-0052 90&298-9085 . ship. You receive a. check Sale Sat. 3/20. 9am,, Always buying china, Bocomo iiidopendorit I'll be your COMPANION Jobs, Rich 732-3814633 pipes, sod, mulch, trans . •betva*. MuM seeR $750. 38x44 was $14,900, soil Raritan Rd, Roselle 1 history, fair price, home & 973464-3661 or 9088857007 silver, porcelain, jewelry, consultant in Burgoomn'i , . I Alii do li(;ht housficlcfin- :. planting and replanting, financial rough ..' w/in lOdays. • 126 Virginia Street office. Call 908351-1878 Cai 908«S4«13a, ENTERTAINMENT CENTER 3 WICKER FURNITURE SET $5,950. .-48»106 .was Sat. March 20", 9-4 ACCENTS WOODWORKING DELUXE PAINTING 1 www:dvnamic.auctions.com windows, dopts, appliances, coins, rugs. art. toys. oW Wflllnoss Technology ' 'PI!'""id some shopping Fully Insured. pc beaurjhi maple W glass LANE, 4 piece w/cushions, $32,916, sell $12,916. I ' : Finish Carpontry, rombdoling T&A Cleaning Service Interior/exterior restoration. L • " 908- 3'l5bl44'. trunks, etc. CASH PAIDI • Industry. Ideal PT/ FT home „ ELIZABETH mea. 732-522-2329 COUCHES - leather, $400 2 drs., Q. sz. metal 4 poster sofa, 2-armchairs, ottoman. Come 1 Serve! Joe (800) furniture & more! Specializing in commercial others $150/each. Dining Birm tftrt SUM 6lll STACEY 908-507-8675 .. based business. Strom; CALL-ANNA 90&351-748-1 & painting. Mantols, Etc. . 732-381-6132 908-351-6548 JUAN : bod. S575fea 908-MI4077 Like new. Great for spring. 392-7817.' . Siding glass doors, unused Portfolio, Fro« Eat. & residential, cleaning. , Rm Chaln-6 Blk lacq. do WESTFIELD- Sunday; March Co. w/25 year history .IIHJ AFTER 5PM .•• GARVS Homo Improvement S700/OD0 908-789-7587 standard si2B, 70'.5' w x 21'., 9am 659 Willpw Housos,. condos; offices; Entertainment Unit, The- Bed, king, Sleep Comfort BEDMINSTER ',. tromcridous support ' 908-233-8385 1 .'• signer. $1,000. negotla-. 77" h $250 OBO, Buyer stores, bnnks. Call for MNP UNDSCAPING Painting Co. Free Est.- Fully rnosvillo. cherry.' . like system. . computer desk, 3 HARROW LANE Grove Rd. (in front., of ble. Bar cart $50. 90* 1 : Petuliliili network. 908-665-2927 All HOME IMPROVEMENTS free ostiinato, Quality • Design/Installation Ins. Reas.. 908-23,2-3557 new, 59.51X21 WX53.5H;. leather chair' w/ottoman,' must' pick up. -SOLD CONTENTS OF CONDO TamaQuas School) Fumi TitoringtiistricileB 233*687 1 Finished Basements worl( & reasonable rates. •' Lawn maintenance .5450.'908-654-5171 aft 4 relrige. Kitchen Aid, smglo SOLD SOLD SOLO . Sat. 3/20,16-3. . . ture and household items. • I 825 : • Carpentry • Sheet Rock 908-688-5335 . ' • Spring-cleanups '••'• . INTERIOR PAINTING & COUCH- Two Piece Stratlord BABY CLOTHES (girts) . oak wall unit! $800/all or stainless, steel, painted nmclil Services 655 WALLPAPERING Excellent set of Workbench ofq.'Sir . LovG'segt, pastoi • Painting. Nobody Can • Seed, sod, mulcli • U Shaped 10ft couch Some. now. some gently will sell: 'separately. Cfill hoosier. dpughpox. waxed Pets 640 908-241-8754 Furniture. Includes corn, p nt. .exc. cond,. BAD CREDIT? TOO MUCH EARN YOUR pEGREE- On Boat the-Price. Froo Est:- 908-2334821 teal/blue, 6 Irg cushions, • used/ 0-2T.-, Some Gap. 908-889^845 . •pine,' dining- table, set puter desk, bookcase, bu- -patching' area- rogs & DEDT? OVERWHELMED? j Hno from-ttome. Business Avl973-37$-7354 recliner, &. queen • size 908-486-7232. ' .' ' winaow: treat^ont .& chairs, pair fiberglass SCOTCH PLAINS Sat.. 3/20. J&.L IIOMEIMPfiOVEMENrS reau and file cabinets.. Breakfront.. , WvV. 3 !• . Let Us Help YOU Repair j P-'i/alegnl, Computers MIKE'S POWERWASH1NG bod, exc. cond. pa'.'iting. -!$7£O. 12 rti^r- cube chairs. -3 piece For- 9 tci 2 • Antique's, • faux AllPHASESOFCARPajnW * NEW CREATIONS * : Can bfi sold together or. *•COFFEE TABLE • Glass top. pieces. blac< & walr,.;:.• •.dp-' .your credit. Settle your Netwoikniji and more. Fi- g,p.c c-.o ,a.-, Contents of E_NTIRE house FREE CASH GRANTSl"5(KM! No job too ariiall LANDSCAPING Dining Room Sot, hutch, LOADED. Fri &. Sat. 3/19 : $300/obo 973-377-356? cu. ••ft.; ..•cdrqtlsol,- $25. ••'$850,908-789-^727 ,'.• ', LAWNMOWER. - Sftpilc'ity BOJIH For personal, bills/ school; . Exc; work': Reasonable. ROOFING'- Bill Bodino Spring Cleanups and Gutters- credenza, table &.'. 1 &2Q.'•9-5. Sun,.3/21. .. its OpooriBilUet peneral . Contracting,. 908-49.7-1D51. aft; 4.'3D •J2 ho w/snow . D'ioV/er CHATHAM-7.Sunset Terr business,'.' etc.- -GUARAN- OB527{)226Cel 3OSlOpCe36' Coinpleta landscaping aes'ign,. Filming 1885 .' 8 chairs; $900. ' Little Tykes Twin Sjze r 12-5. Call (or' DIR; 90S- New .Hoofs..& Repairs. • Woolly Lawn Caro •'p.m.-. FENCE Q '«) 3f.n. 'mower' uke Partial Contents of Lovely •'TEEDI. live Oporators •• j tree removal and pruning, • 9p.8-241.70li Red Racing Car Bed; Home.. FH. 3/19 & Sat 241-3201. No Early Birds. : SMAU JOBS ONLY Guaranteed best mate Spring/Fall CJoartup . MIKEOZERANSKY •Installers. Labflr-c'rs • • T;f-V. Sfooff SOLD 'SOLD 8OO;i2O83 3195 trimm.ing, soddiry,, hiulching, $200/obo, 973-7Ql-0b47 Rici.ricj'Mower-,' $99... Olso "SOLDS'Oi.D ' :'• ••.'•••' :3/20.' ICMpm; LR, DR, Quality Work- Reas. Rates, rial' •&'•. workmanship. Shrub I'rlinitihiji/PlnntlnjJ " 'Repairs fi installations DINING, ROOM SEV-rna- 1 Sub contractor 4 Salos • 1.800.VENDING. 90S403-5292 , Living Rm Set, 6 pcs., inc. self-propelled ' snbw- 1 • Kitchen'. Den. .Cqllectiblos'. SSFREE y 28yrsoxp.Bob 9»M1^807 Freo est.' . Reliable. , Lawn Ronovo- •. • Rosid..& Comm. Ins- ', hog.;' 'Duncan- Ptiyfe,- •l-.80O-26'2-32-lLi •- fined Ti Hi 825 : : tables & lamps., exc. blower, $99. Need-- tun- VVaterfdrd. Crystal, Silver, 9Q Machines • $.9,120;' 2004! .Private Goveimneiiit .-Rof's Call 732-382 * ALLTHATSGREEN * - •'-. Ua«/ln*taHatlali' •' PlutnbMlq. 6461.732=388-1130 .'' leaf, • 6 -chairs,, chin.a 1 : 1 ing.'. 908-245-2504 .•.' HUGE SAVINGS! F£ictor\pi Seeds iFertJIizer 583 Steanler. Trunk, & more': • • The Best 'Location's • .-••.Grants lor >rjersoriiil -bills, Complete-Lawn Care Landsc-ipo Doslgn cabinet, . buffet , wan Cond.-. neutral color,. Ask lAACASH for iccods, rtnes. tqy 1 rect.l' Threti'- • 40x6'px'l-l- •••l-8.00-836-34>r24/Hrs- ' iichool.. new ' buivino^^ , Ceramic Tile 905 •'•. Cuts $20.00 &up •. .'•.RotttlnlngWalls; . . ROMEO PLUMBING & ••hanging ' ••"•.. rfiirfOi. •••'$5'OQ.-'9O&232-22'1.0.' ; SHOP VAC -Soars, 8 gal, '•'•'. LANOSOAPERS/. •! ' , cars; pez. .dolls,,, toddy 1 $9,775. '• two ' 5O«6OU& : •'- otc. Never • Rriruy 'l.ivn CERAMIC TILE-Top quality. * 908-272-3945*. •. Concroto/Brlck ... HEATING. 'License. 5270 • S25; Stationary 6lko..S40. . bears, toys. 90&654-6688 • .***.*****>; .. S3500./BO. 2 • matching LIVING ROOM SET : Evcel GARDEN CENTERS FANWOOD Sat 3/20, 9-3. ALL CASH CANDY ROUTE. 908-322-2990 \ • ' ' : 1 $12,540. t'wo-508567 Kayak -Pools looking foi Sweden, like new, S75 $2200. . Asking •••$1806/1 HacftiHeryaTgols 5841 Friday, March 19" and ingroutes with prime IOc«T . payments' for CASH NOW! 908-654-6940 • S900./OBO . ••. Karastar, h/Hutch: 60A' «' loci: < •you/ urwirltcd Ova. Also do 1 Demo homositos to dis- ; f'urcliased 10, 0,3. - 908- i Sat. March 20"., 9-4pnt, tions available now! Under Peachtree. •Sottlt'ment . 1 •Oriental rug. Call 908- 38h',."Fiie. 36// x.-24d x 29 Radial 'ArArmm Saw, 10' . prossjonGtBS&arftnues.. CHEAP CHEAP CHEAP RITTENHOUSE MOVING play new maintenance ; TRAIN- TABLE "L-shaped; 789-3429 '••••' 408 Westflold Rd. $9;000 • 'investment.' ie- •• ..FundmE-l-aoo .)-14-9907 CLEANUP Hoilseliold 61 Hose & Office eieaiino '•- Grass cutting, '. • spring • $27$ 5 , 903- 3223873 : . Exp Men •. LowRatos. • free Kayak"pools. Save 654-3774 '- • '. . Call ovenlniJs 90ft ITEMS:.oak- table and 5 • quired. Call 'foil free l2-l- 232-5192 or ...... 12. Kand' bunt;.: $75 Now C;och. + Spanish crys- MORTGAGE TpROPLEMS const!, debhs- removal lov. • clean-ups; fertilizer. Free' 908/241-9791 'PMOO-1.12 thousands of .$$. Uniqui • iKEA.cabiniy 30WX82H chairs: desks., mahogany, ALL LIONEL, FLYEH & OTHER .71800-637-7444 Dlhlng Room Sot, table rolchniani9ssnyc.com tal chandeliers from $100- Facing'.Foreclosuri) -.or in- rate, (roe est..9Og232-5i'i6 '. estimates. 908-272-6201 opportunity! 100% I s"-c-'v«'s.S rf-o'age b.ns So.irs Power Tools For high-hoy, china closet, . TRAINS.!Top oish pnees pd. • w/o chaitb. .kitcneh- set. $180. .Fixtures' from 120, : CorttfiGd ''•motorcycle. • me- ' . Foreclosure? We can help! nancing available. 1 1 Oak v.-all.urvit: 3pcs,.lighted .Snlo. 10"'. radial arm saw. ciida'r -chest, 'porcelain-: 800464-4671 or 973^125 ALL KM» c/ household furrv Collla's Clonnlng Domonlck's new sofa & ' ip.vesed . - $75 508-464-1M5 $100,732^382 6931 ' ' chanic' wanted for iinic|ne Don't soil- or file bank- .•800-5.10 6624. ''•"• ' -6' belt,.'9"-disc sanaer. . top. table ' and • chnirs, ' 1538. • • :•'• ;. . turo, ripplarces-a rubbsti Good Rol's arid Experience Landscaping & Design dressing tab:© w/mirro' w/bar. S500 Round •'• opportunity involving sales, ruptcy. .GiiamntSefi St'.rv- IVashc-r i , Dr/er $50, ea. 12 Dandsaw. sander all • .sewing' '.machines, small. romovea. Reas. 232-0354 973-759-6235 BEST SERVICE RES. RATES SPA. Must Sell. • • night-stands- cnesi of -. glass/bras?, tables, cof- POOL TABLE 6 '. ; ALL TOOLS WANTED ices! Call All States Mort- 1615 1 Conibinatio.n .Desk' ''& tables, lamps, 2 sofas, •and'service. 90&399-9928'. • Spring & Fall Clean Up 7-Person Deluxe. .Neve.i •: drawers, coffee ', tables. fee, sofa; end '.tables. '. v//a;'. a'Mesv.'n .•. •rabir.ets. 908-27&4496 . ' 'Newi Used . 'gage Mediiitirin 1888 BARGAIN CLEAN-UP IET ONE FREE CLEANING Bookcase $50. Shampoo marble coffee table, FREE EST. 908-301-0060 Al Rlchnrd's Painting Usod. Includes cover. end tables,. Kv.n 8- king ' '$300/ OBO Call aft. 6 11 gcoa conu. S'JQ MAKE MONEY FASTI Tram- 615-8673 ii>t. 2.12. v.ww. Attics, Basements. Garages. of your hoiric when you re- ' Chair $20. 20 TV $20' dishes, lounge' chair, Joe 732/750-9.135 Experiencod. Int./ext, • size bed'w/braw head 908-27G-7438 57.l-383t ' . mg Provided, PC Required: fer nie to a friend!.Good *Groon Mlllonnlum* Will Deliver.' Full" Wa the first place to look for everything Call 908-889-.-1495. • .' . mapio dresser, trunks. Lite •Hauling.'.908'<3860576. Very reasonable. Free .board. -2' Bci'' chairs.. ANTIQUES, GLASSWARE, .No Experience Necessary. oxp. and rofs. upon re All types of landscaping. ranty. Can finance W.A.C SECTIONAL SOFA, : blue •Red scooter iwturel chrii'r Lionel Train parts, dolls, • Est. Fully Iris. 2<1 hr.. • pool table!' c'o.Tjb'e CHINA, SILVER, Great Income 'Potential. STOP FORECLOSLTREI Save CLEAN UP & LT. HAUL quest.. 973-5.22-0849 Start at $25 & up. • Paymortts Under $100. pe decorator.'fabric' .asking in excel CQnr!. 585 exercise •'. equipment. USED FURNITURE ' • your homo! Our guaran- . free est. Insured, . 732-910-3233 answering serv. ' Month. 'In a Hurry, Ca bar- & chars. All exg! $300. Glass coffee table, General Merchandise . CAll 90&3471315 .Travel Benefits.. ' 1-866- cond. 908-233-8.574 Much kitche.nwa.rq,' etc, • CALLNANCrS teed, prof'es^iflnol serv- • • 7 day service.' HOME & OFFICE CLEANING 732499-9234 . .800-D80.7-727. $50.Computer desk $75 1 ^^|-DRUM SET-_.!^ q..Swng- •462-7827 CAt.' ' 707 Inoxpenslvo Lawn Malnto- .Roselle Plumbing iHl l . ice and iiiiKjuo, low-cost .1:888-781-5800 ANDREAS CLEANING natico. (MOW & GO) Free Al RITTER BROTHERS • Cull 908-322-0537 '• I--' ' 580 •.'•:)•, oiQ DREXEL HERITAGE DR , tr '•• 11 St. Georges A\e SCOTCH PLAINS Sat, 3/20. ©908-233-8157 system can ruin Call' I- References available Estimate. (908) area .code Paintings Wallpapbring 1 .-'.": '• ••i'J"iy gccc-.« SheetrockiSpackllng crotch mahog.'bre'akfront. j Table & Chairs, 42" ABSOLUTELY NO COST Roselle. NJ' 9 'Q 3 • -House Sale • Re- SALES CONDUCTED Seeking 39 pooplo, locnliy. .888-86r.98-10. : Rend CLEAN UPS 973465^8312 only. Call (908) 2:• -paii- SCQOTERS. AND HOSPI :• 11.; •. Earn money., while show •line 'at\ • .\.\\v United' UUJtipstor ronlnls, Fully HOUSE AND OFFICE 1128 AM pHces roducod. Firi;il | PIANO • LESTER SPINNET tarn..,- ,H,H sc'-rr.e free Cash (or cameras., CD. 1 Nobody Beats" A&J PAINTING'CO •• pads .inch. orig. -$25,000. !' ociC>'. cvjus'.v.'cjs • TAL BEDS. ABSOLUTtLV ! . .Saie pn all' nierclu'lr.rJise i A bc-nctt. Dfi'rl- mahogany: mg' o.thels' ' how. -.Free ..'FroshStan.com • . •,' Insurod, 908-656-7500 CLEANING 1 1 ••>n&ii. Mcjnam Ave.'c' amps; nucs, test equip.. our Low Prices Int/Ext. Powerwashing •' miCW asking.$8,500 ntig. • • -qroa c:jr'.cl. $275 f*O COST. CALL TOLL FREE ! including vanities, .vanity' ••.ppraised at $1250. Ask' 1 DVD/CD available., upon • Good refs. • • J : W«sffio':d- Rd... to 1(2052 •music instr .;.collections t TOO;MUCH Dobt??? Dofil Free Est.' Fully Ins. ;. ' 'AlumA/inyrRefinishing. . Specializing.In small jobs. 908-273-4094' . -'2M-85/3 - .•'• •I- 1-800-708-930'! . ' .' '• request 1-888 328-068'J .- 908-578-5163 tops. £, toilet j-eats. ' .'. |-. ing-U.OQO'908-273-3547; N'Cnoll'AVo. •• • ' • • • old items-. 73.2-423-0199 chooso the .'.long way out. .'.. 908-755-1662 Reas.'Fiily Ins..732-38&O/17 1-800-640-3969 •Our services lu'iv.e helped VWNE'S ^\ , millions: Stick to n pliin, • • get out of debt K .save CLEANUPS . thousands. Free'consulta- You trash tion.' • 1866-1100565. It. Prompt, profes- .Froodompoint linnncial. sional and friendly. THOMAS 1 Home improvement & • "It'sMore Than A 1'rwnlse.At Thomas. " demolition, dobns. At--, Shop Our Entire Inventory at: www.tlmcars.com Professional Services tics, yards, Edge's, on tiro homes, base- ments, pffices.' •' . CO L MERGURY 908-620-1300 / I FORMER IRS AGENT PRE- PARES 'lid. '&.'corporate returns i -ro'solvt!! oil IRS Decks iPatfos 930 prolWirre L.iwusf pnee-s, HOME 973*K4:K)?/ '' DECKS BY UNLIMITED THINK We build all types of docks;. Avoilobl. On S«l«'s mldgs, cloth DCkts caro tor your chi.ld/ren.. I 60H0S, 28/1-12 miles' Stk • K-I32P VIN #273.78766, Electrics! 945 Incl. tactory warranty uniil 4/.i0'05 am allergic to dogs, [xcel iqls avail. .908 755 ABLE ELECTRIC 4 dr,V8, aulo trans', pwr str/brk/wind/locks/seats,'AIR; 19-18 or 9(18 -105-67.13 Reasonable. Lie. 11500 •AM/FM stereo cass, tilt; cruise, i del, t/g!sv,chrorne 276-8692 & 688-2089 03 Dldsmnbile AlEro GL Sedan EMQEl - MONDAY MORNING INC whis, leath, 1507 mi, STK //4M1.7SA/ VIN #3X680101' New 2003Chevrolet •1 cyl. auto'.OD Irani pivrsti IcKABS Quality Childcar-e" ALK Electric Contractor «R Al,'R.I sloreo CD lill.tgls .r'dol clolll 908-668-4884 Rusi. Comm. Free Est. Ins. ticMs soc sys, rails cruise ini *ip- b s mldgs 1 Lie r/9732. 908 755-'1030 The All New 22 063 ml. Stk »428P. VIN C3CU2555 Stale- Rog. Provider .luib 1495 '.opotlings -Pl/f-I :iifgn! JDM ELECTRIC Lie. 116547.' VENTURE pre-scnool. safe, loving BaxW& |r>i Ad 35 vis exp: '01 Chevrolet Malibu IS Sedan IMMHII GriVironriiGrit for your Fait, tevllySMVCO, No Job child.. Rots.-908-351-2*20 too Sniali 908-654-1642 25,995 6 cyl, auto.lrans pv.»slJ.'ABS'tckssei\tivin !• ]•'•• 0 - -''^ SiOporators CD, cruiso, moonrf, 33,611 mi, STK #3P108, VIN #1Y637286 • EXTENDED CAB PICKUP. 4X>1. S cyl. auto OD trans. Qf|J[ f M •• copted. Poweitul non Conn'-, [ lOc-sideolial New2004HI A7CD air, pwr slr.'ABS'lck&/wind. AMFM sloroo. CD till. D'l | •CUBS insurance solution. Call f rv.v: Est 2.33-37*2 t'(j!s. D's mldgs. SGC sya, cruise, ko.ylqsa ontiy; bod m I MMSIHI 888-668 92 W_ Chevrolet D LI\M. E If linoj, 32.255 rni. Slk «496P. VIN «2E20S356 ^ I UUU LS Ars you tho father? 100% Vortoc 4300 V6, auto o/d trans, air, pwr accurate AADB iiccred- str/brks/G-way driver qoat/wliid/lcks/mirrs, lilt ited DNA test Only $255 BARTELL'S '01 Chevrolet TalioeiSOO IT 4x4 Test can be done ivitb or Farm & Garden . & spd cnlrl, lugg rack, recovery hooks, rom 8 cyl, aulo OD trans, pwr sir/lcks/lumbarl 2001 Lincoln LS without mothor. loll I'ree lop soil, Mushioom Soil, Brand New 2004 Lincoln r Brand New 2004 Lincoln ~i koyless onlw, doop rear t/gls, log lamps, MSRP seal'wind/ABS. dual air..AM/FM storoo-cass, CD,I r Brand New 2004 Mercury-i V8, aulo trans, pwr str/brWwind/locks/seals, AIR, AM/FM stereo $28,570, VIN MK143908. Incl: $3000 rob., 888-875/5/4; wwvi.DNA Stone. Quairv Dust, Wall alloy!,, dim cnlrl, soc sys, b/s rnldgs, scat momory, w/CD chngr, leath, rtioonrf, lilt, cruiso, r del, tint, chrome whls, $1000 Oldsmobilo loyalty rob. if qual' & $750 rimnimj brds, llhr bckls, koyloss ontry. 32.455 mi. •'TflstmgCointre.com Stone, Gnnnell Block, RR TOWN CAR ULTIMATE Military rob. il qual1. Stk K523P, VIN #10209619.' 26995 lies , Firewood, A GRAND MARQUIS GS 33,862 mi,.STKWP8, VIN JIY662244 . HealthcaroioTtho entire LS SEDAN PVC drainpipe •VB ' •Powor Soal •Loathor Inlorior family, $89.95 monthly. •V8- •Pawor Senl •Rear Dologgor •V6 •Power Locks •. •Cruise Conlrol $ 21350 •Automatic •Air Cdndilomng •Uoonrool No ago restrictions, m 732-388-1581 •Aulomalic •PowprLocks •Tinted Glass 'Aulomalic •Power Soals •Rear Dologgor Transmission •AW'FM Sloieo Cassollo •ClfroniQ Whools '• • eludes dental, vision. Bulk Division 908654 1566 Transmission •Air Conditioning •Dual Alibags Transmission •Powor Trunk • •Loalhor Inlorior •Powor Steering •6 Disc CD Changer •4755 Do'mo Miles. New 2004 COMMEMORATIVE EDITION •AM'FM Stores CD •Power Steering •Air Condilionmg •STK»4X13 22,495 pre-existing conditions •Power Steering •STKWMIO •Roar Dologgor •VIN WVMI795 'Powor Drakes •SlkWLI accoptecl. unliinittul us- •Powor Drakes •Till Wliool •VIN'»'IX6IO56O' •Power Drakos •AMFMSloieoCD •Till Whool Chevrolet •MSRP $37,010 •Powor Windows •VIN*4Y6OS396 2003 Mercury Mountaineer AWD CORVETTE CONVERTIBLE apo. 500.000 doctors, •POftOf Windows •CIUISS Conlrol •MSRP 525,815 •Powor Windows •Till Wheel •Powor Locks •Cruise Control NO CREDIT APPS REFUSED! •MSRP $48,740 V8, aulo trans, pWr slr/brk/wind/locks/seals, AIR, AM/FM stereo 5.7L 350HP V8, auto o/d Irons, air, pwr 86073819.16, linuled ACCOMPLISHED Cloanotl. f'rtorcl UilSIKKiusitunJN SJOOOojilcm.iitcMlui SSOCOUoi>u5 retutB ifqidl. etr/brks, AM/FM storoo-cass, 12 disc CD time offer. sai-wrvxl & repair, Avor. Piw uid ti'lftThomas OfSuuni.(4000ctilofnei KHMIU, A SI0OOo*fl6f toyi^ ictoU *qtul CD, rr DVD player, till, cruise, rdof, t/gls. leath, moonrf, 11,861 changer, memory pkg,'tilt, porformaco S MEDICARE DJADETICS • hs.)S35-$ob 10% OFF ml,STK#3P133,VIN#3ZJ16783 , .•...'.: handling pkrj, MSRP $56,640, VIN FREE METERII! No cost $ $ #45103922. Incl, $2000 reb., $1000 Dlnbotes Supplies. DIA SAVE 4820 SAVE 7615 SAVE*9245 Oldsmobile loyalty rob. if qual' &S750 Military s BETIC SHOES. No Cost to GUTTER CLEANWG reb. II qual". You!!!' Join Diabetes Cure $75 Moat HomoB ,SAVEt 7868 Club. FREE Membership. 48772< FREE Delivery: 1800 316 6391. Call N0WI 9OB-322J0H Serving Union County's Automotive Needs For 75 Years With Low Prices A fxce/fenf Service.' NEED AFFORDABLE Quttor Cleaning 369 South Ave. E. Prices incl. all costs to be paid by consumer HEALTHCARE? $59.87/ All Houses, $60-$ K>. month per Family. No liitti Cleaned & Flushed. Fully Ins. except lie. reg, & taxes. Pictures for illustration tations. All 1'rooxistlng 908-928-0362 purp only. Not resp for typos or omissions. Conditions OK. Call United MARC IGPORE auttert & Visit us on the web @ www.tlmcars.com Westfield, NJ \ Excludes prior sales. This ad supersedes Famllyl (800) 25O;2O<13 LttJ»d«** Cloaluxl & Bopalroil, X1066 CE06619 Froo Eslirnotos. Inatnlloil previous ads. 'Qualifications for rebates: PRESCRIPTIONS. Via(;ra. 00B-S78-9292 908-232-6500 " NORRIS-" Oldsmobilo loyally reb. - Must be a current Levitra, Clalls and Alternn owner/lessee of an Oldsmobile product; tlvos for Mon/Wemen. HHWH1M8 Ptiamtacoutlcal Grade HGII, 369 South Ave. E,,Westfield, NJ • 908-232-6500 Lwww.il me; Militaiy leb. - Must show proof of military Coml Calcium, Stooping 1AAAMANDYMAN Gutters status. Sec dealer for complete df Aids, Phantamilno Alterna etc.. odd |obs. No Job too 433 NORTH AVENUE • WESTFIELD • 908-233-0220 small, (908) 2760771 Prices incl all costs to bo paid by <:UIIMII "Retail value S199 95. Excludes prior sales Uve. Soma. CorlBOPfodol. www.newnorrischevrolet.com or email: [email protected] Ultram, Traniadol, Floncel MR DEPENDABLE: Painting select models. Sul)|ocl to ,i|i|;mv,il liy p Se Habla and installation. Not in lieu of cash. Expires (Pain Medications). U.S. Li carpentiy. no job too sni due to early advertising deadline All |)IH espanol censed Doctois/Phamiacies SDodto ekje. M* \c • 3/31/04 to qualify h>( those prices. SATURDAY SERVICE HOURS: 8am-12pm www.Rx-plll.com nm2aeo.noo«l 0084866431 II 1-866-567-0300 -, -.i ,'t.1 \. :i4,

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CAFFREY TREE SERVICE CADILLAC '84 COUPE TrBrttiTrillirs 1485 Trfttt tTnttm 1415 Pruning. Fooding. Ro- DEVILLE - 97K ml full pwr, IEXUS "93 LS400 rOHD AEROSTAR '92 • DONATE VEHICLES, BOATS mpval, Spraying. .. (roo runs I'.ood, int. good, (ew 4d(, blk w/blk leather. •1 Wre 4x4. runs well, needs CHEVROLET VENTURE MINI PLYMOUTH'94 + GRAND • 85Kmi, loaded. 6CD. ' & REAL ESTATE.,, to help APR FINANCING [si. Ins. 908-889-6584 f.ciatches,. n(ieds minor nifich. A' hotly work GMC'99 SONOMA SLS VAN 'OO« pass. 55K mi. VOYAQER SE • 7 pass, WHEELS 4 CHARITY FOUN-J: nil Sfirii MmifJi. 1'orOnalllliHl Iliiyfis! woik. drive •cverydny $600 lo-Jack. 1 owner, bBautifull PICK UP 3dr, oxtondod teenagers In crisis! - |RS DATI0N, ACCEPTING [)<>• © HONDA 500/b.o. 908.8753868 great. . shape, asking loaded, 154K mi, needs Donate Vour Vehicle to REE SERVICE OHO 732261-4222 . niustsoel $8900.' cab, junip seat, short bod. Snow plow. Fisher 6.5 ft, CAR DONATIONS- Choose Bccredited- Prortjpt pickup. NATIONS OF ALL CARS,' rMk ^hl jiiorli..!tl50a/nffer;rBll" Helping Hand Foundation « —yottf-ehgrityHJnited-Weyr —CO/at Inttitutu 800,33' CADIltAC '92rC0UPE -de- -Dfferr908-277-0363r—— ppTg *F«>o Estimates* interior, V6 hl(jh output "draulics, lights and con- 908-77H)326- VILLE, M8K milfls. good MaatoOOProteenLx.Min 1 MS, Epilepsy,. Girl Scouts, •AND COMPANY VEHICLES.! 5i"'<-":li;|nioal cond. erijiino, tow packngo. bed Women and. Their Chil- . *Fully Insured* fondilion, CD playor. cond. Low ml! Auto. A/C, key trols: Excel :cOnd,, cuf^- Boy Scouts', Housing for. FREE AND FAST TOWING,*' $2300/Qb. 908-322-5257 liniir, Tonnoau cover. DONA.TE YOUR; CAR.-.To dren. Work Learning/Work 908-233-5816 $2,OOO/lnl 973-584*607 ' less.onby, CO Hayer,$700O rently mounted on Nissan 55Kml. w/oxtended war- PONTIAC '99 MONTANA Homeless,. Children with Tho" Concur Fund of Amqr- Training , Programs! Free IRS TAX' FORMS, AP-" CaH Bob 9CE6O8O962. ' 1 •'93 4x4 P/U. Asking CHEVY '87 ASTRO VAN : cancer, and more. * • Free lea.', Kelp Th6se Suffering. PRAISALS AND RECEIPTS! ~~~JULIAN'S Cadillac '95 SLS in absq FORD Exploror XLT 2003 ranty to 75Krni, loadod. Red, loaded; auto, good Towing. Tax Deductible. $.1200. Call 908-233-2235 Rebuilt motor and trans.. With Cancer Today. Free PROVIDED AT PICK UP.> . lute mint condition, Check '• V8; Loaded. 3-: seat. DVp, excel cond. $9000 cond., caredfor, 99K Pick-up •1-888-395-3955 : Call WOO-549-2791 TicoSorvico • Nobody Towing and Tax'deducti- II Boats our Low Prices it oil. Spaiklos inside and lllir. • aitbnji-. .canopy svs Call 908-361-1583 • Runs great, Asking $900 hghwy mi,, $8,490 732- 732-899-9909. ' ' ble. • • . . 1*00-83^9372 out. My. wife, (now de- MAZDA '94 Mlala - Con- 'cm. 2Jk mi.'. .$25,000 . •Frii6Est..'l'nllylns; 908-389:1443 701-6944 www.cfoa.org. 908755-1662 cftiised) drove i) with care • vortiblo, 98k' mi.,' mint _l_;_90B-464-5400. nfid stored inside always •' : cond..'S4950./OBO 908- NEW CREATIONS NISSAITOO PATHFINDER Your Source For The Best Certified Used Cars •whp» not in use. 70,000 241-1075 , : . TREE SERVICE • Best Prices I- hlh. llhc, 82K-hi'|jlmi,iy miles. For snlfi nt $7,000. . MAZDA '95 626 LX auto" miles.; fully' loiidod.' good 908-322-OO75 Call 908-995-4548 rVor V6, full'power, sunroof, corvj, nevj lires. $lc'5OO Secreattooal Wefilcles CHEVY 7.1. CHEVELLE .6- oxexond. 52K nil $4300 HUM. 908-605-8413 •cyl.' froni was in aecl- Union: 201-306-2685 VISIT OUR WEBSITE: •dent. .mc'toi, transmis- MERCEDES '89 260E Great MARANO & SONS sion anil war orid por- 1 condition. White ; 2001 HONDA CIVIC IX 4DR (c-.Qt. 51.000 firm.. 732- . w/burguhdy. int.. sunroof. 1999..Citation traitor, 27', inn.-• icyl,?ulo,ps,pb,u/c,am/fl,p,pb,u,am m sii, pw.plp.p, pinp, 4 More At 2001 HONDA GRVSE 4X4 4DR 4 More At 2002 HONDA ODYSSEY EX Kavt 4 More At QUAD HONDA 400 EX 2003 .'381:3429 • • ..' ' A/C, ea'rago-kbpt..' 150K •Aye. (iwninn.-• sleeps '4, (I ryl, auto ps, pAUS, u/c, nin/fm sl/CI), pw, pi, Mint condition: $4,400 Cond.; • www.maranosonsau.to. com ddll, ddll y wipersi , (/(/glassl , p/lnmk/lmk,, liltlilt, 4 cy), auto, pi, pABS, a/c, um/fm u/CD, pw, pi, CHEVY '85 MONTE CARLO •mi.',.- $3,800 973-467- Similar Similar pin rndlak, dly nl|)frvM/|;lass, |i/lnlnk, S|>. Similar 908-782-0275 O" Call/:7322 r/dof. crvjlse, silver, war/fin avail, 21,599 pm radlals, dly wipers, l/fdiut, p/lrunk, sp V8.'38Kmi.. $2600/0130 -, 8284 • wills, lilt, ridel, cruise, IcrtW, gold, war/fin whiwlci tilt, r/dcf, rnilw, leather, urey, war'lln' 1S of 732-238-8573: miles, stkMGB7A. vln#l H5359O7 Savings Please call 973*65-0470 MERCEDES BENZ '92 ~-' Savings V avail, 29.291 miles, sik#47i.7A, vln#lS0n«5p avail. 32,4(14 inllrt; «lk*5159A, vln*2B(L'IU)-)fl . DODGE 86 VAN Motorcycles 1305 - B300to 4matic wafion. 2004 TOYOTA 2004 CHEVY IMPALA 2003 VOLVO V-40 1998 FORD 2000 FORD F-150 XLT CHEVY 9S BLAZER LT 4x4 S-pn.sr.Mifier, Asking $1200 White exl, blue leathin. COROLLA LE I dr, v 6, aulo, air ps pli pu SPORT WAGON EXPLORER XLT extra .cab, auto, air, p/s, p/b, pAv, 200IHONDA 2001 HONDA S 2MH10MU 2O01UONDA $14,000 DUCATI 900SF-CR '94 • 84K mi. leather, nil power. o b.o. 908-217-1161 • sunroof, 114k; Excellent 4'dr,-auto,• air, p/s, p/b,' p/w, p/locks, tilt, cruise, QSS, only auUi, aif.'.p's.'P'l), p'w,. p/locks, 4 dr. v-li, auto, air, p/s, p/l),.pAe, piocks, p/scats, till, cruise,; cass, ACC0RDU4DR CIVICEKZbR CH1CH4DR ACC0RDEI4DR VTJJJ • 'Mint cond;. 'Ik.- corbin 6CD player...' $5S. I), pW. n|, |Hn, ridUU,d|V WilKTS, »ui;wlUUVpwt ]>w,. inpi, pin|im,, rtillillt,iduiiin ,ill myy wliH'rtl< . \ lii), air biw mod. CHEVY.'96 CAVALjER 14,000 milts, VIN#42020286 :, alloy wheels, only 35,000 miles. .25,000 miles. WW681671. . Used Honda 1 > wipers, t/iifuU, |i/lrunk, i\) vynli, AM TM/CD, ALL POWER r 1/glam p/lrttnk, tilt, r/Sct, Mum jWlrunl, sp wh«U, illt.'r/rii-u cruke,'. l/8lai.i.v, r/ilcf, crulw. ii/rt>M/ black , t/Rlaut/glan, p/trunn/iukk r/i)ofr/M; tiUcniUt,, wrool, 609-426-0484 ; : . COUPE- Black, Mercedes-Benz I9SE430 only 5.00(1 milts,.VINI*3r"958133' VIN*W A68!3-f. '.' *a*/fln avail 19,182 IIIIIM, illwr, wur/fln avail, I!!,i>45 mil", l, 32.26 miles, 9 mllrl, n/i|al\ Illl, r/di'l, crlilso, »/ro(il, LOADED. .2Q0K HIGHWAY.. " white, war/flu n'vali; 30,919 take possession <1/1 White, ton interla. '.hoc(tclrii|il,radlalJ,illy>vfpen,t/£liu, ii/U), pw, pi, pw, radlals, tliy wlpm,•. iw.pl, pm, i/gftti, illl, trulM-, r/elrf. tiu;{il(|.mlrailla!iltltyu-ipi'r(Ii/|>lAL'il [tu, pi, pm, iaaUK,.i]l)' ulptrt, I/RII^, 1975 STAMAS- ^'1 fool tion wagon, socits 8-v 514.-70O OBO 908-301 -' Mile Powertrain Warranty.With p/trunV; r/dcf, crude, i/rool, lilt, • tAtlaia, ii/trunk, p/*cali, MI whk UN. '. Kplu, war/flu avail, .tt.iitiS nillci, till, rrulti'.r/dff, blacl, war'nn avail,. lltl, r/drf, cnlllr, lunriuil, Iciillnr, r'luinL , pAv,yi/locks'. - lilt, cruise; cd, alloy •I dr..-lx-1. jiutii, ..dr. pis, p/b, tilt, cruise,'.cass. cd, mnorlroof; premium package,- leather, till, mllrt.5lk»47bl.Cvln»lU)Mm'-•" " 6 war/fin'. avail, 30.7B0 .rail",'." -.'. - ."' kIA04MJS.;. ..'. •Icalbrr, trtH-ii. unr./fln aratl, 4^1,(171 I7,:M:I mllo. Mk«5»IIIA. • • mf 62K mi: n'ins 100%. nill«,sl(V4750A,vln>l44Miii|0 '• : - Q73-57/-O76-I ••'• MERCURY '94 l'\ 1355 i '• 50,000 org miles, exc 507-13 South Ave. Garwood, NJ 07027 2004 MITSUBISHI 2001 LEXUS RX-300 2003 CHEVY 2001 DODGE GRAND 2001 DODGE GRAND CHRYSLER "SEBRING. 4X1- 2M0FORD • •$' MMFORD cond. loadod', $2800/obo ENDEAVOR LS 4 dr, 4x4..aulo, air, p's. pivp-iv, TRAILBLAZER LS CARAVAN SPORT CARAVAN SPORT JEEP, Wrangler /••atdtep. :9S Cony. Blk. 'cd/cass Garwood, NJ 07027 908-789-0555 > 732-381-4858 -.. .'.; . 4'dr, 4x.-l, auto, air,-p/Cjvi), pAv,' p/locks!- p/stats, leather,.tilt, J iiit'o,' air,. p.'s,'•p'.'b, p'w. p/locks, auto, air, p/s, p/b, p/w,p/locks, all utmam": •"" 7999 C0R0UUUE4DB )JT} A-4QaUTR0«DR XIJjJ --U.HL4.IMt.- .. ^1.77/ M1)$TASGGTCOW2DR ''• bldck-.-oxc. cond. tils 'lefilher, loatlod..- . ' '•. -I dr. auto,', air, p- >; p''h, p/w, | p/locks, tilt: (ruist'.-'c's, allily cruise,'- cass, cd, navifiatifin', p'se'.'its, ruar- captain seats,- dual wheel drive; side, air bap, .tilt, Your Source For . 4 ryl, iiulo, pi, pABS, a/r am/fm !' (iyl,autii,ps,i)lilii/l-1am/frti il/cas>, (i cyl, attloi pi, itAHS, a/c. am/fm i>, cy], uulo, pi.; pAIIS, am/fm II ivl, 5 spd, pi, pADS, a/r;.»u/fiii; '1W7-2OO1- ' SHXDd./OBO •$5200. o-'b/o. 90*347-3410 MERCURY '97 Mou'ntain- 908-789-1551 Fax 908-789-1792 p-'lncks, 'tilt,'; cruise,- cj, alloy 1 |w;pjpnvrn Autos For Sale 1385 John ' 9O8.;G88-853.5 ' .V1NK1G8552G2 . ' \ . •,vlii*TA]04l(l4. •'' • ilU.',aKA,vln»U041l5i $9000.908-65x1-6968 .', • 150 South Ave. 1987 FORD E25.0 XLT DODGE ^"TiCKUPSLT I " •) MITSUBISHI'93 Window Van, as'islcoiul.. auto. e\f. • cah: -72K. ml., ECLIPSE GS Auto, 83K;mi.. ' • '. SOLD SOLD.' . pioneer, stereo cd player;. $21,995 $28,995 $18,995 $14^995 $15,995 1 Rod.'E.x. cpnd.. $3.0QQ New Jersey's Fastest Growing Honda Dealer •. SOLO'SOLD.SOLD.- -.'•.great- cond.',. bedlinor, p/b/o. 90M37-3107 1994 Chrysler Concord. • power .. everything, CD, 1 Jfi.OOO: Ca« 908654*130 .MITSUBISHI- '97 G'llant AT'. 128k, gnrage' kept., ini- At, dm/fm. .rntt."CC. " maculate in iiaut. iilways 1 :.aitbags,- • powor 82k- =EXCELIENCE-'. properly serviced, leather FORD '03 EXPLORER sport oxc. S3500.-"Cdil '9Q8- CHECK OUT OUR GREAT WINTER SPECUL8!!! interior.' all p.m.. (/action | track. 12.5OOini. VC CD 419-3523 '• control.- road handling, player,-''EAC.-.• Cond1. Must I Minutes From ^ speed -sensitive • steen sell BO. 9OR2'l5133Maf!S NISSAN '97 (JUEST GXE 2003 DODGE GRAND 2000 DODGE DAKOTA SPORT 2003 BUICK REGAL LS 2003 CHRYSLER 2003 ACURA 3.2 TL . option's. '.dUfir iiir bii' 117K (bwy): immaculate' Mnke Your Next Service Apiiolnlmcnl On The Web.. FORD '90 T-B.lrd.LX, 67K CARAVAN SPORT •1 dr, v-B; auto, air, p/s, p/h, pAyi p/locks, •i dr, v-6, auto, air, p/s,' p/b, p/w, p/locks; 300M SPECIAL auto, air. p/s, H'K pAv; rv'locks.-p'seals; $350Q.-908686 0282'.' orj1. gocHl 'conn1. ' fully cond., firn. fully-loaded. ' 280 MfliH St. MfldlSOII, NJ 973"822"1600 Short HHlS Mall •1 dr, .into, air, pV. P'1). p-'w,' p,1ocks, tilt. p/seats, leather, tilt, cruise;, cass. cd, alloy •i dr,'..autpi air, p/s, p.li. p.w', 'p-lo'cks. leather, tilt'.. cruise, ciiss, cd. heated seats, IBatbor luxury. 6-disc CD. tilt, Christ,-cd, alloy wheels, •10.000 "llonilu Is iiiimbcr-iiiiL' in ihc nanluxury claw nf cenlllcil prc-owiicd vchklo for 2004 acconllnd lo inidllChnlcc-. "Based on American Honda Northeast Zone Data for 2003. 1994. LEXUS ES3OO. 95k, liiaded. $2:.'OO: Call -908' • oi'jiise, cass, cil. dual air, H'seats, 2li,00O alloy-'wheels;' moomw!', -iinlv 13.000 Prlcra Include nil costs lo he puld by u consumer except for lie,red fee s & Inxva. Not rcsp for typos. Offer expires 03/24/04. 1 ownor, S8500/obo. '233^337 nitpr 5 p.m. orig: owner. $6.50O/ot)6 miles. \lN»V:5fllM:)2-' ... wheels, climate: control-only 13,000 p/seats, leather,, till, cruise, cass, cd, miles. VINWIWS1J2!)'.. miles. \l.Ntt-\Oi:ilKV- ' "-. . 732-246-2537 heated seats, chrome wheels, niitimrnnl', 908-370:2635. FOBtD^^xpToror XL, 2 clr 2d00 Mercury Grand Mar- hatchback, auto. AC. new 30,On(nnilcs.VIN'»:tH5-H0(i(i NISSAN S«ntrn 1993. .2 dr, quis LS. .likt- hew, silver. • rebuilt eng A trans $4500. 1 l<12k mi..' manual, every- • ABS, pwr. -13k . $10.f>00. Call 908-688-1976 ' tiling. 5 spd. runs good. $16,9815 $16,495 $23,995 • 908-377-8591 . $12,995 $20,995 FRElTUNK CAR REMQWl $500/obo 908-709-0313 '92 Fotd Crown Vlctorla83k Call - 2000 ACURA 3.2 Tt 2002 KIA SPORTAGE EX 2003INFIN1TH.35 2004 MAZDA 8 2000 FQRD EXPEDITION OLDS '92 Cutlass Cruisers • prig, mi./ I owner, new 1 : . Kurzman's Towing •I .dr,'aulu,'air, p's, pK p;'w. p'lucks, •I dr, 4x4, auto, air, p/s,-p/b,.p/w. p'locks.. •4 dr.'-auto, air, p/s,- p/h, pAv. p/locks, p/seats, 6 speed,, rotary -'engine, air, p/s. p b; p.'w, •I. dr.- 4x4. sport package, aiilii. air, p's, • tires, bi.'tkes, ujns ^.re.'it. Wagon, like new. garaged; t •>'Jtl-57B-/626 .loaded. $2300. Call. 90S p.'x-.its; leather, iilt.-criiije, cass, cd, p,h; p.'w, p.'locks,'p'snts, 3 seals, dual air,, $2000. obo.'-908-i'8 J90-10 •tilt, .cruise, cass, alloy wheels, only- leather, .lilt, cruise, cass, cd, alloy wheels, p/locks/ leather; raoonrmif,- heated seats, "UO'SDA"'oo civic EX . -186-3231' heated M-ats. 'inminroi.if, navifjation. 1 -.16.000miles:VlNtt? 107720. .' ' . moonroof,••• only' . l(i,00(l miles. sport, package, only - 7.0H0 miles, f. 3S.(iilit.niiles. '98 Bulck Century Custom, 2 door, 82.000 miles,.ei-. •llOiiii nijj.es. yiS#YAi!2ii7"O. 132k, well kept, call 9 ii, OLDS CUTLASS CIERA S- VINWM0l)fl|92. '' '•'•• .'•.- VINMII10601)3 •:.".- ' '.•'• :" • "- Price(sXiriclude{s) all costs to be paid by to consumer. (•ell. cond. 1 owner, white',.5'- '93- 59K ml., ,•! clr. mi- . 908-322-7880 ask for Rov - speed. AM.'.FM CD ' .. except for licensing, regislralioii 1taxes. VVl.lliam. ' -' V- j mac. in & put. lull' power. ' $8.000,'obo-. . • $32.00. 732-259-9920 Not responsible for typographical errors. . .' '98 Chry Concord" LxT"l ! 908-399-0624 PLYMOUTH '98 Brenze $17;995 $12,495 $34,995 $28,995 $19,995 owner,- (VBS.-.lthr, loaded. ; HONDA '03 ELEMENT 'APR •' 3.2IU. • elk. gre'eii. 7.(k-. i. auto, full power, exc cond. EX4WD "NEW" • ONLY 3K . 74K,$37OO. .Eniv Spanish- 0 ' $6500. 908-3i'7RS91 ' • MILES S17.500/BO Union: 2O1-3O6-26H5. '"' FINANCING ACURA .'91 INTEGRA Idi . 732-356^)849 PLYMOUTH GR VOYAGER o 60 Mos, dk. roil.'-A C. 13tit\ ini. HONDA '89 CRX DOWN! S2250 908490-OOOB LE '94 1 owner-,-75K mi;' MAhN i30kmi. CD • I great cond.. white. $.-1000-. AUDI '98 A4T QUAHRO SOLD-SO'LD SOLD . 90865.16-193.. ' We'ue Slashed the Prices On Every Vehicle In Stock! Don't Miss This Special Event! Offers Good through MARCH 31st! All wheel clnve. like new- loaded. 29K ml. heated HONDA '90 CRXSI Fun PONTIAC -00 GRAND PRE .' leather,' fiii.ioiy Buse w/6 .; tar. red. tun car, 5 speed GT • 56k mi.. . in BMW '85 ,'3iii Gcvl, -I $2,200.otio '.-.'- , . spci., auto. 127K nn ! ifl.:.ld'. Mp0 60K- SUQARU '02 FORESTER ~ loaded. blk/ian ml. v o!OOn<.l $6500 • L S SPORT UTILITY 4D $2500 908301,0268 •908.468-0172 Excel cond. A/Cam/tm . BUICk B7 L«S,-.!t.iro vD.8.- •""" HUMMER'03 H2 caas/CD all wheel drive.- PEBMO/ 2 dr.. no cldrtnvjo AC $42,995 Completely loaded. . 67kmi. '$13,-250 ,' pin MO. *" - PS: PB.: lots i.f r,i-w parts- 2H.271miles.-White. 732-259-9011 48 MOS. lust inspeotta $600/BO And/ew Hna 4SMBS. TOYOTA '91 Landctulsor SAVE*8992 TRAILBLAZER SAUE 9112 TRAILBLAZER SAVE mi SMART BUY SMMY BUY 908-788:5700 4X4'4 DOOR 4VVD. sunroof, 3 row OH » MEW 2001 CtHROtH EXT • LT'4 DOOR • 4X4 EXT -4 0OOR-4X4 7pASSENQEfi. EXT VAfj .BUICK "POTontury Vt, HYUNDAI 'SB.Sonnta, 4 dr seat, 2" owner,' 140K,"e*c' Auto, 4 cylinder, p/sieofing. p/brakos, air, dual airbags, bucket soats, 24 hour Auto, 6 cyl, p/steering, p/brakes, 4 doori airbags, buckot seals, 24 hr r/s asst, cruisd, tilt, tint, Automatic, 6 cylinder engine, p/steering, p/brakas, air conditioning, 4 door, dual airbags, 24 hour, f power, ,-r n-vv Lj akt.-v sedan, r/,000 miles, ask- . cond. $810O/nei;. Call rbadsido, tint, p/w, p/drivor soat. MSR.P: S17.430. Vinl/47155442. Stk»245384. p/Windows, p/locks. p/mirrors, p/drivor seat.cd. rr dclr. MSRP: S21,075. "Vln»4E139681. roadsido asst, cruise, tilt, tint, p/windows, p/locks, rear defrost. MSRP: S22.150. Vin»4920l747. hciust & tires, re'ili ing ' .$2,000, ObO. SOLD 908-906-8532 •, Smart Buy Includes S1000 Olds Loyalty Robato (il qual), Duo at inception: S1500. Stk«5347-. Smart Buy Includos S1000 Oldsloyaty Rebate (il.qual), Due at Inception: S1500. Slk85066. Smart Buy incl S1000 Olds Loyalty Rebate (if qual). Duo at Inception: $1000, $1100, SOIPSOLD TOYOTA '92 Canny .L'£ T 3UICK '92 Le~SnhreTuston\. J JEEP 91 WRANGLER Auto. AC., powor. M6k drk blue. 72k mi., all pwr, 1. w/'sno\vplow. New engine, mi...- • 1 ownor very, NEW 2004 CHEVROLET MEW 1004 CHEVROLET MEW 2003 CHEVROLET cassette, AC, gran touring- clutch. plow pump, clean,, well-maintained pkj»., garaged. 1 owner $4,30,0 973-635-7094 garaged, $3150 SOLD- $3200. 732-382 7385 : JEEP '94 CHEROKEE runs SOLD SOLD SOLD I. AVEO MDNTE CHRLD VENTURE™ QUICK '96 Rogal- 4 di. 79K great, 189kmi. .1X41 1OYOTA • '92 Corolla' D.X Std Equip Incl: ,4200 .16,"auto.OD trans, pwr: Std Equip incl: auto OP trans, pwr Std Equip Incl: 3.4LV6, automatic OD Std Equip Incl: 2.5L.V6, auto QP trans, pwr miles, loaded, exc cond. $1500 obo 908403-9698 . PS PB AC 4X4 TUILBLAItR VW '96 JETTA TREK : Auto.. BLAZER mm* CARGO 4-dqor, sunrool, lownor. VAN 15275 ft4K mi.,' oxcell. corld. $5200 908-233-8952 H198 Auto, 6 cylindor, 4WD, p/stooring, p/brakes, air cond, airbags, keyless • 17,247 Auto trans, 6 cylinder, power steering, power brakes, 4 door, air Auto, 6 cylinder, p/stooring, p/brakos, air cond, airbags, VW JETTA OLS '00 • 5 spd. '22,708 $23291 cond, 4 whool drive, leather,. 32,430 mi. Vin#12144436. tint, am/fm/cass. 13,645 mi. Vin#31154703. entry, roof rack, pAv, p/dl, p/mirrs. 14,607 mi. Vintf22261126. silver, loathor. snrf, CD, full WARRANTY AttAILABU! WARRflHTYMmWBm powor, 39K, ext. war., exc. 31 45 WARRANTY AUAILABU! cond., $12,500 90827/0624 pe VW JETTA GLS '01 • & spd, 2.0 41 UO9. S«f vtau KttM lenov ha Oner 45 .ton! 4cycl. leattier., moon roof. lux. SiiJF«u<>litfl •rKWVli, iiuM00ImJis Ain.pwiBlinob/ka OiH Cqnij) Incl fi SI(J Equip Incl owl ilm^iikB, Ain, lilt Opt Equip Incl' 530O Vfl, aulo 00 Sid Cqmp liWl 2 SI. >\ cyl. pwitl/(X),1)ikmo,, AIR, I'Qlri.r/ilol. pwr taink tipiiiWf, Sid E«iuIp Incl: 3.4L VO, aulu OD trans, pwr 10 WEST WESTFIELD AVE. Find just the car you want pW. Very shaip car 34.5knii, ' Aiiy pvsi sual reinkiiyici.:!unify, AMFMSloioocausnllo, CD.pw wimttofkti' If ana, pur wiiwflocktVnwr. rJtwp LQIQ. kKking (iH, KO IIUIUJI Aquip. uvow iJow > nuii&WcvnjO|>l Equip Ind Illl, nutaODtians. HnniilEi, AM/I:M tjlnfiio Gling'brWwimlflocU/mliitflrijlik opaner. I'QIJ. Alfi. Illl. r/del, mid* tiil cmiiu i iliil A wl(iwjsliuf, b/Binktou. tool inch, ifoopt/Qli. malfi prop pk(V KD ausponuion chiDnitifi slvWd wills. Bldiou w/CD, ciulau. 8 ft . AMFM Stu'eo-cans. w/coueru, spl>l Iroiit bunch. Opl Equip Incl:mala, l SD, mu(t Qimrcls Slk*6rJO3O, VlN«4712-i3bil. MSHP$15,0a& Incl $12,200. 90B3334S373 Slk»'ii)HJKl VIW4K1QOMS,MSHPWO.(K» liicl SJOOOfiicloiYfAlialo& S75Q \w\ Slk^SS^ftLT, Virw-IG 104014, MSUP $?fl.-<00 Incl. J2600 ladwy i«lulo S^OOOlacloty lalulu& $1000BonuuCjKh 4BnioSinaithuv with 12000 crulsu control. Slk»;)783F, VIN*«2V800I MSI1P (22,479. Incl, at the price you want to pay., ' [innui Cwti 41) mo Snidilbtiy witli U'.OOO ini\r. 20« tiiflltmlltif. $0 dito at K S500 GM S<(jn & Diiv« InUiinl Vnliw Cert. 40 mo SmaKUiy With 17,000 mi/Vf. 20c H'diealttif $0 cluii ut EiiQniiirj Til 47 iiyinnlQ S762O Til cost 5.11)00 loumy mliala 4 >7S0 Boniu Caih 411 mo 8™ntxiy with 12,000 VW PASSAT QLS • 09 V6, siiimno Til 4/ pymnlfi 413,G!)1 57 111 Cosl MAMA U? Final optional mly, 2Oi! tlwroaHfli $0 Out) ill U(jninfl TtU7 pyinnlfl $l3,0flO 15. Til coil $13,430 BO, FHUI oniuHialballoon pvnmt $SQIQ flu. Smaiittuy uu;l $20*5' nn/yi; Mi maitioltar. SO duo II llQnlno Til 47 pymnli S93M.41, nwn., silver., londod, blk hawwnvmiH $11,1.13 30 Snurttwyincl $3260 Fdcloiy Down PiynMntAsiuf, J2tl,32B 1S. Fliuil oplionjl tidlloon pymnl $12,046 Sinaiihuy incl. JJ326 ' Factory Dawn Pflymonl Analai and $1000 Do mm Caih> • 11I coal »ie:J44 41. Final onlUnil balloon py"n> i0900 SmJitouy Incl. Factory Dawn Paymani Awitl & (SOU GM SJfln & Duve Instant Vulu« Cart . SU700 Factory Down Puymflnl A«al«f & $760' Bonua Cash. Ithor Int., CD, oxt. wnrr., |/30 •Baiiub C.iuti A (hOI) QM• Sign A Dnva In4lun| Vplua Cflit ROUTE 28 (07/06), 6IK1111., oxc- VmTwcto,Unnojl DapeaiUili.lMg«tlAttktg oond. $10,300. 908-931- 0312 „ MOMtSTOWII WE BUY CARS. HIGHS 1 ROSELLEPftRK PRICES PAID, MA- ' WAtw"*?' RANO ft SONS AUTO classified SALES, INC. 50743 CHATMAM South Ave., 150 South 1 SHUNPIKBHOiD RIV1H ienmovnun. SE-HAUA Ave,, Garwood BARNES CHEVROLET ESMNOl ^241-1414 If 38 RIVER ROAD • SUMMIT, NJ f£B» Wl AMERICAN KVOimON SCHERINd VISIT OUR WEB SITE AT A MILE fROM THE W.0U0H SHOUT HILLS MALI SE HABLA E3PANOL Prices Include all costs lo be paid by the consumer except for licensing, registration and taxes. Prices available on in-stock units only '0% financing on select new vehicles in stockKunNnMr.Biillivanchevy.co, to qual buyers, must have primary lender approvalm , CHEVY '4« Stylemailer 2 273-78OO In lieu of rebates. "Above finance based on 48 mos @ 3,5% APR to qualified buyers with $6449 (Cavalier), $8640 (Malibu),;$8860 (Impala) purchase option. Total payments: $9132 (Cavalier), $9612 (Malibu), $9496 (Impala), 12K mi dr mid restoration, H!!TaTiijTaiAaiv eniinrPQ Prlce(s) Incl. all costs to be pd by a consumer except for lie, reg. & taxes. Not. rasp, tor typos. "Not applicable to ad vehicles. See dealer nfoat father/son,.proj- per yr/20/204$ mii thereaftertherefter , §Opti'o§Option avail with approved creditcredit . To qualifqualifyy foforr colleg collegee graduatgraduatee rebatrebatee musmust t havhavee graduategraduatedd frofromm aann accredite accreditedd 44 yearcollegyear. collegee withiwithinn ththe laslastt 66 monthmonthss , TToo qualif qualifyy fforr Old Oldss LlLoyaltt y rebatebet require i s purchash e SIOMimOrUVAIUBLEI for details. 0% financing available In lieu ol rebateson 2004 Models only. See dealer (or details. tToqualllled buyers on select models. • •, ,••;,-'.?. NlN ect, comes w/custom of an Oldsmobile between 1996 - 2001 or leased new prior to 12/13/00, Photos used for layout purposes only. Offers cannot be combined with any other offer. Not responsible for typographical errors. fcovor. $5900. Call 908- 413-3018 1. • ; , " *•*'."•'." .•• .• .;••':••"

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D-8 Cranford Chronicle nilAM 1 ^^i®®^^ LOW PRICE GUARANTEE Serving Cranford, Garwood and Kcnilworth If we Can't Meet orBeat the Competition ..We'll GiveNbu $1000* Vol. 116, No. 13 Thufsday, March 25, 2004 50 cents Jeep MITSUBISHI PONTIAC GMC •Mi gets ail update on Start date is again pushed back, though developer is optimistic By LAUREN TRAINOR hopes to have the mixed use 0NALLWWO4'gl THE CHRONICLE-. ...:.. building closed in by Oct. 15. so. s«((luleiloiconplel«,del}ils' work can continue into the fall. . : CRANFORD - Two weeks He also reassured the town- after Township Committee mem- ship that Kushner will provide a Ready to roll bers, expressed concern over the materials board to the township progress of. Cranford • Crossing, . throughout the process to illus- The Cranfoid High; baseball team.. the date to begin construction trate the materials that will be -will !>e looking lo.delcnd its Union has i again been • . • ————'—-"—^~^—~ used to build the County title-andstari-o march to the pushed back. sectional title when the season ' The project, "We're pleased with the NEW 2004 MITSUBISHI 2003 MITSUBISHI NEW 2004 PONTIAC NEW 2004 GMC begins next week. Head Coach • . ; ; ;;: / FE|/CORRESPONDENT: •which includes a progress we're making intersection of Dennis McCafleiy has put together Dancers of all ages came out to enjoy a good time at the interfalth social event Cafe Shalom parking deck, South and South ECLIPSE SPYDER GS MONTERO SPORT MLS 4X4 VIBE YUKON DENALI XL AWD a demanding schedule to test his,. here."-: ",}. ••. • •: 1 1 retail space, and Union avenues Jar. it)t amo. p s.b. itleate. fweunKta's 4loAs.caase.ti !. 4», V: it nsb i: iatt pw w' -ate «*M («: r. - Saturday night in Cranford. •VmiSM4E07I657.MSRP$26,432. bid$10i>0 cwtowrite, i | i i ; l il • team. For the story see Sports! ; •vk»*Wit'J4£C! fffiJJ:J.". oS!.Kisi;Y itiV. residential, units, — Dan Duncan and Walnut S5C0 *rt 'stale .A" S500 college grad- EfMte tai. tHe'S MV fe. S'S aij] •&:;. i' -ft ita. c\;!,' '"•i am 2 • '.s ! !A w' PagdC-t- • ••"'•..• is ': now set to Street. •• • s .OFF break ground on : project manager He also said SAVE'5027 MSRP1 SAVE 11,912 . MSFi? SAVf 3937 gDrittgesm .May 17, .a little. ... —— -—-•—— 'r~ that Kushner: 8-aliiiiiM more.than two weeks after the will reserve 50 parking spaces BUY last estimated start date of May from the 300-plus space deck, an FOR Cafe Shalom brings 1, said Ddn Duncan, project man-. option granted in the contract I..: ....:...:. J .• :.:.:...,•::.:..:.:.. V local congregations ager for developer Kushner between the company and the www.salernoduanesuimniit.cojirii •.•www.salernodisjainies.umim i'icc'-.ivt Companies. together for a cause ... Duncan said the developer '••'("Continued on pageA-2). By LAUREN TRAINOR SALERNO*DUANE SALERNO*DUANE SALERNO*DUANE TMEtIIRf)N](M.E . ' HOURS: 9-9 MON-FRI, FIVE STAR .•••CRANFORD — It was the Jeep ] HOURS: 9,-9 MON-FRI, 9-6 SAT MITSUBISHI. A MITSUBISHI A PONTIAC 9-6 SAT ,. •first ever Cafe Shalom,.but it -I MILE FROM SHORT HILLS MALL ; HOURS: 9-9 MON-FRI, 9-6 SAT 1'MILE'FROM wake up and drive' 1 MIU FROM SHORT HILLS MALL PUEL FOR THE SOUL WE ARE PROFESSIONAL GRADE , SHORT HILLS MALL certainly will, riot be the last. By all accounts the event '.'^Ji ••).•/••,••'•)/•'; ; ipV-'i'v/iV'i''^ / last Saturday night was huge- • increase Sign of the times •}y successful,, with over 100 Prices include"all.eostsio.be paid my a consumer except tax, title & MV fees. Prices include ail-manufacturer rebates/i.ncentives, if any. tJust bring in any current competitor's ad and we'll beat the price. Based on same year, make;.model .& equipment. Dealer reserves -What to do when you want to torn- people . gathered at Temple municatii with your infant daughter.. . the.right to purchase competitor's vehicle if necessary. ttOn select.models in lieu or rebates. 'Total Salerno Duane inventory at similar savings. All offers are subject to approval by primary lender. Not responsible for typographical errors, Offers expire 3/23/04. : . Beth-El Makor Chaim to in mumc ' v;ho's not yet old enough to speak? share in an evening of inter- Teach her sign language, ot course faith socializing and celebraV • — that's what Cranford-resident. tion. Although most attendees By LAUREN TRAINOR appeals from last year.'".' Carre Jattddid.-Fpr the story about • were members of the two THE CHRONICLE . • ' ''We watch to the best of our • /wii 'tint step changed her relation- sponsoring houses of worship ability every dime that goes out I ship \'/ith her child, see PageB-1. ... — Temple..; Beth-El Mekor GARWOOD\-v The Borough of our hands, but ^yhen some- 'Chaim and Cranford United Council lias introduced a niiinici- thing goes • up. that is out of our ' Methodist Church . — resi- pal budget calling for a substan- control, that is where we get hit," dents from many of the town's tial 30-point increase, though offi- said McCarthy..''It's just a.culmi- congregations ultimately cials are careful to point out that nation- .of a lot of different came out to enjoy the food and the. budget, is preliminary and is things," he said. • . / not set to be adopted for months. . However,'• the appropriations entertainment the gathering \ ••'• ': .:..:.'•• ' . • '• ... , .JOHN.F£l/CORRESPONDENT The preliminary budget intro- offered.. Rabbi Akiba Lubow gets a lift from celebrants during a tradition- for the borough have actually duced March 9 indicates an decreased for this year under the al Jewish dance at Cafe Shalom at Temple Beth-El Mekor Chayim increase of about $300 on the Saturday night. spending, proposal. The bulk of GET OUT OF YOUR NEGATIVE (Continued on page A-2). average borough home assessed the tax increase stems from at $100,000, representing rough- declines on the1, revenue . side, ECU/TV AND DRIVE A BRAND ly,a'16 percent increase over last including the use of $160,000 year's taxes. less in surplus than was used, in Mayor Dennis McCarthy said 2003. ••.."•'• NEW CHEVY! Budget that the. bulk of the expenditures, Chief Financial Officer Sue this program allows customers to pay ah $89 fee I this- year are contractual pay Wright said the surplus has been increases, rising insurance costs, used over the past few years to and be released from their current loan or lease and an increase in overtime pay offset growing costs at a rate that 2-DR COUPE ONLY when they purchase a new or used vehicle from the | hearings from last year. Further, is no longer sustainable, which dealer. This program allows up to s6,500* in nega- McCarthy said that the down- leaves a hole that this year's S turn in the economy has hurt the budget must fill. Wright said tive equity to be absorbed by the dealership via I Top biologist are set municipality's investments, and " INCLUDES GM the borough is.still settling tax REBATE OF a1,OOO. special factory incentives, rebates, and discounts! (Continued on page A-2) 4-Cyl, 5-Speed, fmtUcme Plata Bracket, •1000 ouulonuv,. being passed on to'the customer. to speak at UCC '750 HCTrW WUIMIY «H«tt 7999 Brown University professor Dr. Monday HEW 2003 EXPRESS IMG0 KeniwJ) Miller a Union County By GREG MARX NEW 2004 cofii/frrf mm wo native, wilt speak at Union County Cranford woman THE CHRONICLE z on College April S on the subject "Time !o Abandon Darwin ? The Challenge Residents who are upset, ttom Intelligent Design." For more enthusiastic or just plain curious dies from injuries on the pioijram, turn to Page A-5. about the proposed school budg- CORVETTE LEASE et in their community will have S S an opportunity to voice their 738DOWN- 466PERMO. • '••. .'• : "••'" • •. • i • •7v''1'i;y1f1.H I ttH|U UM M 4» MO. HIM UM B Mtf opinions Monday night, as the : : sustained in fire | OUT AT $' •,':,-... ;;;.l;7,.:.: . ,;..;:,.'.il^ boards of education in Cranford, END 22 495 Kenilworth and. Garwood each By LAUREN TRAINOR Reassurance, for seniors who •7S0 DOWN, MSB MONVHLV, '4*B Jtq fit, HCUBaMUIMONUV hold public hearings about the have no family in the immediate IQtt Ml) *DOC a '1,698 tOt»L CUItOMER MIH j iMciineB1 muun DSCUNDISCOUNT OOF •B.8OBB.8OB.. INCLUDES MUtn DISCOONT OF •6.410, investors meeting THE CHRONICLE •tJoogunuvjuT-T •uwnom, 'MaSuat to« tut town, TOKjw n KUTE, m mot HUB nm spending plans. area who can check on them *HB, 4u/B U//OVpfdrhl«, WSHM oui GVWHmUne 7.3OO)b*.s Muto, V8, Doorstdo CMTVO MaMxy Htlh l&tnXMvmtoNrra-l, Ht*l fr Utpliy, ' ui/CO acttt, Peww Mirror*, M# TMarf Ol»»», Cmfa» nm ut IMUT. m msm mm. *w ntua WAS mm Pnwer S**w Drhw Sk)a Hamr Ooar, AJM/VI Syttant Mnjfmd, Mgh Back Bucket Samt*, Hx*d 6tm**-SMa In Cranford, the budget that CRANFORD — A 93-year-old every day. Those who participate Ptwr TthictmrnmSttrtuCokmm, Itotomun? itotfy SUr MUUfa* r»w «PO*<, Awaata Myfau fi*(ry and HaaP Boor*, Prwtarrwd fqulp. Broun, stktczsai, v*H4zs!3rn, MMW31.B00. HMVM Sttroa W/CO m Cms*., Roar Siut AM*! is Tuesday has been introduced by the township woman died Sunday at in the program call police com- • r—f, m*cT7s7, m»4ai*otn mw •43,110. Control*, Canto Nit, Voatote L T lou*/. Emm. Stk*B8368, VWliHSa176Oa2, MSHP '30,460. The New Jersey chaptei of the Board of Education calls for a Union Hospital from complica- munication headquarters every \vm zoo* simmo mo 2W NEW 20H4 IWIUBU SEDAN HEW2004 mLHNCHEl500\ Amencan Association of Individual tiix increase of $166 on a home tions of smoke inhalation she day by 10 a.m. investors will meet 6 p.m. Tuesday at assessed at the township aver- suffered when' her" house caught If the police do not hear from a Ihe Westwood in Ganwodto discuss age of $176,000. That represents fire March 18. registered participant by that -five Essential Indicators tor U.S. an increase of 6.5 percent in the Yolanda Schultz of 10 time. Mason said they send Stock Investors." The meeting was tax rate. Cummings St. was caught in the someone over to check on them. rescheduled Horn Jan. 27 due to The budget calls for the hiring smoke-filled house before police "She registered in our program GMAC heavy snow To register, call (908) of a small increase in staff, Sgt. William Peters kicked in her when Officer Paul Cymbaluk $ 276-7337. though much of the increase is front door and dragged her out of responded to her house over one O DOWN " 165 PER MO. due to rising fixed costs, district the fire. year ago," Mas6n 'said. "That's • , OR BUY !}•*FO m «•R Mi. MM UtlM administrators said. "Sgt. Peters' actions, were very how officers knew that someone 14 999 2O3O7 14.999 A copy of tho budget is avail- heroic. He put his life on the line was in the home." Mcuma BM HEBMnrc OF *i ooo. able at the Cranford Library. The to rescue her," Chief Eric Mason Brinkerhoff, Peters and im KM uprr, •npimiut

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