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SPRINGFIELD N.J., VOL 75 NO. 19 WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 31, 2003 TWO SECTIC 2003: A year of trains, school growing pains and gov. change Bv Rick Klitilch along Mountain .-Venue. The new fire- 12 2 cents per SHM» of assessed valua- Staff Writer house IN being erected on the corner of tion, After an eventful \ear marked with Mountain and Tooker avenues, and the April progress, debate, and hopeful plan* lor railroad tracks_v\ould cross Mnuntam • .As teacher contract negotiations 2004, rt would be fitting for Spring- Avenue on the west side of the fire- continue, the starting annual <^iliir\ tor field to wake some New Year's reso- housc. a teacher .n Springfield is reported to lutions, as several 2003 issues remain • In order to nuke changes to the be S42.P5. which is rclativciv ntgh unresolved a,s the t>a!l drops.. new fa chouse.- which is still under compared to surrounding district-. While the new firehouw? hj.s hti construction, the Township Commit- • Jacqueline Shanes, Urn levee several bumpi tn the road and »;> still tee approve* change orders ol sli^hth and Hugh Keller, who run coHcstueK without J projected completion dale, more than S73.OOO. At the point. 12 on .i three-candidate platform, win the ihe Polite Department and Fire items had been submitted to the town- Bojrd of I-ducation election Houc\ Department remain without new con- ship that would result vn changes er, the public lejccted the school budg- tracts, as ihc arbitrator's decision is Construction »JI lu be completed b> et bv a margin of 5 pcf.ccnt. A,toi,u o: forthcoming. April 17. I ,S M people cjme out lo vote nut ot .1 l Nfci^cl Field h.i.s remained emptv • Springfield residents vote in tavor total ot'around 8,H)() registered vutcfs and unused, and although plans are of the bond" referendum for school •"[he introduced rtiumcip.it budget being made to rno\e along rehabilita- expansion, a 51*) ruillion -.pending of S20 2 million is adopted b> the tion, man) residents find this a long plan with a share of nearlv SI •s million I'ownship C'omtriitfec Thfs >e.jr\ time coming and wonder what has funded lhrvHitf.h local ta\p,iverv budget represents an increase of near taken so long. 1> S) 4 million ~ ~ Ftnall), while a school expansion February May and construction referendum -was • The ness Springfield tuehouse • ^ict another change order is issued passed in January. recent ptoblems falls behind schedule for a number ot tor the new fircbouse, this time foi -regarding the public bidding process reasons, but township officials, remain June 1"* According to township for construction work at (he I-dvvard V silent :LS far n\ progress and rcj>oris Administrator Kishard Shcola. the pi\- I'hiKii IU Bjr|iur» Kokkitliv Walton School has forced a onc-\car for dcla>s are concerned The project rtun, re.isorl for the dela> given bv It's the end of 2003, and this year also marks the end of the Lido Diner on Route 22 in dcla> of the reorganization ot student*. was onginallv bid with a -lllu-dav. Silcon Inc is vve.ither-rel.ned prob- Springfield A longtime landmark tn the township, the familiar eating establishment was within the district The problem, completion _ lems torn down during the fall and is being replaced by a 7-Eleven" according to the DoJfd of Hducation. • hive candidates drcidc to run li>r • 'the lowuship C"ommtttee unarn- one that could not be predicted, three scat-* in the Board of Hducalum iiumsl1. decides 10 cut the defeated otlici.iK .ind icMilt'tils announce new firclunise two men .ire lumdieds v\ people I" .ittcndance sav tficj are as disappointed election Incumbents I arr% Levee and s^iuHil tniduct b> SIOU.O(M) the> will take iej;.il .ictuui .ii:,iin-.[ cutcd. iJt.-l.i\ini: LoiisiiuUiiifi the as anjonc Jacqueline Shanes, and challengers Ji> I nion t ouniv .rul MonistovMi and d.lv ,ind supplMnn lltviIC tjuC^lH'Hs June • Ihe must recent completuMi date Although Springfield has seen Ann Holmc.t, Hugh Keller and Hnarl 11 J ne K.ulMav Ini. . hoping to t!\\\.in rcti.irilmj.: the new runldiiu: ( ne I !m.i 11 it the new inc nous*: is two weeks • Nomuiatiiin* for the two scat plenty of accomplishments, and Sheehcy. plans tor the iL'tactn.itu>ti ot t\\ii i.ui Depntv [)oiuld Schweu'l s.nd it m.K passed lownship '\dmmistr;itor available <>r> the Township Committee achievements throughout the township • The preliminary 2W3-O4 Board liru-^ nave been clectncn\ utnundinji out \pens, and (. iimmittoem.m Township Committee to a t"o-pj.it> 5 5 percent from the previous \t_\ir Faigenbaum. and Republican chal- the loyo tor [he -<>w5 Po-\ (. Blown Avenue, files j clas-' action R,n Ihrschfeld suv.s that Uiere arc one March lengers Harold l'oltri.H;k jnd Victor oruhip. \il)uti \iill he hosted b\ the lawsuit ajraniNl the lord NU'tor torn i',i:esiinns 'eivuding contract evten- Here's a look at sonic more issue-, • Another setback Malh plans, for Kajoppi M.iltusrol .-. .HKI possible penalties lor ihe 1 and events that made headlines m the new firehouse as Stlcon Inc Pro- • U> a •*-! 1.01c, the I'nion Counts vampaiKH vv,f OIHCMHV -,mder svav .i - chased t>i tMiisport its clients cannol Luiitt.ivtiir. Silt<>n Inc ject Manager Manuel DaSilva Board of Chosen J-reeholdei'- agrees MiAitecvcN hcKl IIK- \\.vnj(n.iV.er Uo- be used to carrv 15 p.isscngeis. -is vs.is • Ihc lowiislup C -inrniUee shows - , -January. „ ,,, .explains that the scaffolding was lo implement phases one thtuugh lour pi);,, \shwh is avv.udcd to tile ruurru- described b\ 1 ord suppiM lor .he statewide " percent • Commilieeman Gregory Clarke is lertiovcd because the subcontractor of the 'operating "agreement wtth-Mor- mrnt s winnei - , ., *. Spnugt'tcld avoid*, the lau'.est hole' ,ind moii'l occupanc> t-ix avtree- sworn in as the new major of Spring- vvj'j thrown off the 30b tor nonperfor- nstown and Erie Railwa) Referring to • \ piov Loiitrai.1 loi the police and blackout in I S historv, havtiji no inji K1 >iiid \ ptfict"i"Co« d»«." town'.'on field at the township's reorganisation mance. public hearings* vshich eveurted in the Tin.- di;patiiiK"nls u still unresolved. a-» •icride'iN oi \pecttW incident, tcpi'it- tup i>l ihe (> pcfv.c:u SJI::? m that meeting. Among other topics. Clarke • The Board of Education /budget. past ttvdiscuM the rail line's possible bo:h diScs .nv.iit .111 vrhttratot's deci- od during the time span the onlv speaks about the adversarial relation- already approved for submission to reactivation. Mayor Gregory Clarke sion. The departments have been with- small problem resulting from ihe out- - After close n> three vears of ncpo- ship between the Fire Department and the voters, will have 52.V6 million said that thti time, "We have not been out new contracts since Dec. 31. 2000. age Wii.s a traffic light that went out tianons. the contracts for the Spring- the Township Committee, noting that raised through local property taxev If involved in the process at all " • James Cjldwcll School nurse JUM after 4 p m. thjt afternoon, but it field Police Department and Fire the two side*' goal should be public approved, there would be an annual • A SI million cleanup and rccon- Eileen Roger> files a scvual har.i-.s- was brought back to life within a half Department remain in arbitration "sifetyc "*" "—*—~~~-_w~™. ,_>liUi:Uoii_QC_M_cisel Av enuePork in ment and discrimination complaint hour. • The Springfield Education Asso- • The \ car's first worries concern- home assessed at SI57.800. Springfield is expected to stait and bV""ItuimiT" Ken' "Bemahc.'" the- xchool-> - " •"The'TownshTfi Committee rc«»K---ctation -Jteric»,,/t»,/'aWJr._HjL, contract ing the Rahway Valley Railway • A 520.2 million municipal budget completed by fall The athletic fields principal, along with the Hoard ot ni/es the support from the townspeo- with the Hoard of Education, calling emerge, as official* ask what dtflaj* is introduced, calling for an.increa.se jre expected to be ready for use b> f:duc:ition ple regarding (he flufit to stop the reac- for a three-vear contract with a sal an may occur in the fire department's res- of SIS** for the 3vcragc home in next spnng ttvation of the Rahway Vallev Rail- increase o\' four percent ' cue efforts if trains are blocking traffic Spnngfrcid The increase tn taxo, is • A coalition oi local government • While M oik ing on wires m the w,jv. after two public meetings vicldcd See FIRKUQCSK, Page: School opening, new rec center show promise of coming year BrUn Pedenen chief of the DPW work 2S-hour shifts March 25, approving i! bv a unani- Managing Editor to combat the snow storm. mous vote n?e»r next step is for \ot- -, For. Moufltatnside, 2003 rnnj rjest • The next day. the Borough Coun- cr> to cast their ballots April 15. when be remembered as the year a dream cil agrees to pas* a resoTutioh that both "the election of tv»t> tn*ard mem- -was- ftiuUy^e*lized with, the commit—w QUliUudLUrcrn-AnJbe.i^^ ber\ and the budget vote take place nuy center enicnng the prel«m«nar>' of garnering aiiditional funds to pas" "TBc7olaT3moi^torihe"ttaw1biJc1g- planning »wg mated school la* was S2.955. com- taken in the borough** history. For Beth Schaumberg and Frank Cieigcr pared with S3J65 in 2001. many, it truly is the culmination of 9 and challengers Pauline Oenakos, * Since the start of the I S-lcdv*ar -dream. Linda EsempJarc and Patricia Knodel with Iraq, officers in. Mountainside More good news came in the form March *cu special uniforms and local police of Bcechwood School's ever-closer • The Board of Education reveals are in a Mate of htightcncd alert. The completion of construction and reno- its Si0.580,287 school budge! during uniform* arc reserved for cnMs situa- vatiorts. a special meeting at Borough Hall tion* to distinguish the police from the Nationally, it was the >ear that March 3. publtc Two officers ,ha^c been plunged much of the northeast into An approval »ould rrwan an on- assigned, to the Counter-1crronsrn sweltering darkness, gave Humcaoc mated armual tax increase of 54II on Ia-\X. Force. 3 group of officers that go Isabel a bad name and sent many of the average home assessed irt Moun- to Washington. D C . for briefings. America's soldiers overseas into a war tainside at Si58.000.: April with Iraq • The $6.8 million bond referen- • The Mountainside Republican Hew'* a look at tome of the major. dum to «xpand Deertlcld-SchooLaauL Committee announces iiv cjndidatcs events of 2003 that helped shape the "for tHcvcat* tharwitl be up onihe Bor^ reopen Beechwood School was . _^_M .„ ^^__FpfitQ By Joirpb Sontntlm community of Mountainside into what approved in April 2001 and despite cHJgh Council election ihi't > ear Student Thomas Keane gives a tentative wave to firefighter Rob" Forgus al'Dee'rfield It is today and what it will be in the previous delays in 2002, is expected to With the exception of Councilman School irt Mountainside during the fire department's annual visit to the school to talk future: be completed in September 2003. Thomas Pcrroila, Republican candi- about fire safety in October. This was just one of the many events happening in the bor- dates Mayor Robert Viglianti and Jaauary Two school board members, along ough that made headlines in 2003. • Double bundles of joy arrive for Councilman William Lane both seek with the administration, meet with the Christine and Bill Sioffel and daughter re-election a* their terms expire this district's bonding company. The Hart- back her seat on the school board construction company that was fired lighting fixtures and roof damage Morgan. Anne,. 2 of .Mountainside. year Seeking Perrotta's scat is fellow X ford Company, and The Miuial Group. while Patnfia Knodel. a former board by the board in December 2002 for could delay the September opening. Twins Devon Marie and Ryan William Repubhcan Robert Mesvlcr. - Tht ihe project's architect, to review the member.-makes a return to the district failure to keep the project going. The roof damage caused by the arc bom Jan. 6, making them the first Rcpublicans rurf unopposed in the progress. Chief School Administrator after voter* Cast ihcir ballots • The Borough Council approves pfc\ ions "contractor, resulted in inter- - babicvbomJn JMou_n_tajnMdc HL*003^ upcoming election • The Borough Council approves the S8.2:4,026 3,1 budget at their pub- nal water damage and mold. The )ighi- • Responding to complaints from g ing fixtures arc being held in storage tt,pg residents about giving full disclosure al contractor should be back on sched- provide financial assistance to the Tn anoifie77oc3~noii Tincinhe previous - SS,224,026.33. resulting in an estimat- is SI0.307.14 from 2002. . during its public meetings, the Board ule with the project by next month. Rahway Valley Sewage Authority. The contractor didn't pay the bill for the ed annual tax increase of 2.92 points, June of Education conducts an open public • Charles k "Rex" Riley. president RSVA's estimated 511.5 million plan futures that were ordered. Or $-4*) 50 on the average home • The final signing of the construc- forurrt Jan_ 28 as a way 10 continue and CEO of Children's Specialized calls for all 11 municipalities that arc tion contract with the Board of Educa- As a result, the board votes to having the public work with the board Hospital in Mountainside, dies sud- usse^ed in the borough at about members of the authority to help share tion and the Psiul Otto Construction accept MX change orders totaling during the budget process. denly in his Westfield home March 17. S 159.000. The total budget figure rep- m the cost of upgrading the sewage company takes place during a ceremo- $241,287 to help with the roof repair " - — Ftbrnarjr . trcatmcni that.dischajjj« efHuetit into resents an increase of SI 0.307.20 from Jan and two ions, Paul *nd RossT" ~" " 7 l< ny at Decrfield School. and payment of the light fixtures. Pos- _ • A strong blizzard dumps roughly - the ,2002-budgct otS»^.l_35 JL?-_ * Uie Rahway River. -"Gerard ~Schaller annoirnctt - his sible - litigation may-be_.needed..to., two feet of snow on the tri-stete area • Thanks to additional student May The borough pay* approximately plans to leave the district and resign recover the fuods. Feb. 17, with Mountainside getting its enronments, the Board of Education • Questions surface about the open- 3.43 percent of the estimated S11.5 from hi» position as chief school • Police officers from Mountain- fair share of the white stuff. Can get that the county, after certifying million- ing of Beechwood School at a Board administrator, effective July 2004. side. Union and Htllsidc take part m a stuck on both fides of Route 22, with iid' budget, has given the of Education meeting, • Based 00 unofficial results tallied July ^ high-speed chase that begins in Moun- piles of enow blocking the box shel- district S731.000. These funds can be Paul Otto Construction now has the by prejjtimc April 15, the • A possible detour in the road to tainside and races through Union ter*. putNback into the budget S1UO42.16O school budget passe* by contract between the school board and Beectrvtood School's opening date is before ending in a crash at the Hill- The borough's Department of Pub- • The Board of Education presents 189 votes. A total of 79$ said 'yes,' the bondingvComparty, which is Hart- revealed at a school board ttieetirtg side-Union border July 08. lic Work* does its best to plow through each part of the proposed school budg- while 609 cast *no" votcs- ford'Insurance Company. Paul Otto when Board President Peter Goggi the mess- Four employee* and the et for 2003-04 at a public hearing takes over for Randaizo Builder\. the AJso, Mary Beth Schaumberg wins informs parents that the acquisition of Sec BEECHWOOD, Page 2

\ WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 31. 2Q03 — PAGE 3 ECHO LEADER ECHO LEADER PAGE 2 — WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 31, 2003 Driver Welcome ; COMMUNITYCALENDAIR Committee honors to the arrested :\\ ECHO LEADER Firehouse opening unknown departing members uotf 'from Page I) lack of resources and accountability p Committee's decision to The Commun.tv Calendary. prepared bv the t\ho Leader to inform How to roach us; . U\ Kick Klittich Committee*oman Clara Harelik The Echo Leader is published every imolved with it is." the tret? m front ol the munic- restdents of vanot^ conimun.tv ..UIMIIO and soxemniem meetings lo for DWI • I'Wi -Km.uhan [J.i\ion izr Siafr Writer said that the presence of both men will Thursday by WorMll Community News- 1 • Tlie police and firt- depanments ipal building m red. white and blue mail a schedule, send it IO E< ho Leader. A.tn managing ed.tor, PO. Box Jimim Yei -beci'rncvihc tust I' S sol- be_missed. and that their leadership papers, an independent, family owned hold a ral)> outside of lown Hall prior lights. While some residents have a . Lnion. NJ The Sptmgfield Township Coni- Mountainside dier (.lciained .11 a suspect in the v-ar on mittcc lecently adopted two resolu- and knowledge will always be appre- newspaper company. Our, offices are to a Ttmnship Committee meeting, problem vvith the patriotic colors, oth- NeV > At 3:35 a.m. Pec. 19. 26-year-old located at 1291 sTuyvesant Avonuo, terror. Yee IN jrrcMed tor Mi^pieion ot tions ot appreciation lor ;hc services ciated 1 marching with signs that a.sk \>.h> the\ ers are upset vvith a lack of holiday- • the Springfield Township Committee conductors annual reorgani- Lyle Qmnn of Plainfield was stopped Union. N.J, 07083 Wo are open from 9 i-xpionjjiL while serving in a tiu.m- of Committeeman Roy Hir'-ehfcld and "It's been a great honor and pleas- uiunm Sjvjl H.ise camp, as I'cntagoti have been without contracts lor more related decorations altogether sation meeting in the Council Chambers of the Municipal Building. 100 on Route 22 for failure to maintain a a.Ti, to 5 p.m every weekday. Call us Mayor Gregory Clarke, who are both ure." she said at one of tho'telephone numbers listed orti'cktls say thiit he was 'Younil 'carry- than 1,000 tia\s I he dispute contin- • 1 he fue I'mon Count) tov\ns Mountain Ax-c at noon, lane, and was subsequently placed leaving the committee effective New While Hirschfeld oJTered no com- below. ing hanJ-dtavwi tiijp\ ot (he Ciiun- ues indoors during the meeting, as looking to ssop the reactivation of the Frid«> under arrest for driving while intoxi- Year's Day ment. Clarke was sure to speak about tjiunio ejinp .mil sensitive mtormj- Unuiship Committee members take Rahvvav \allc> rail lines have their • The Springfield Free Public 1 ibrary or. Mountain Avc . continues cated. Volco Mall: questions from the workers and sup- Clarkei who served on the Town- the hard work that goes into being a • 50-year-o!d Hilcen Brady was tion ciincernintt 'he detainees arguments dismissed, leaving them to its Out of this World Travel Video Series with 'Great Historic Sites * at l Our main phone number, 908-686-7700 ship Committee ; om l »'J5 to 2IMH, irember ol the Township Committee - A puMic input session ts field to portjrs wthin the township, but hv appeal to federal court, as their ca.se is l ) ) r stopped for speeding on Route 22 and is equipped with .i voice m«nl system to noon For miormation. call >73-3~t*--t' ?l was mayor ot Springfield three tunes, In front of the audience, Clarke discuss the issues imoKing the determined to be an ussuc that belongs bettor servo our customers Dunng reg* meeting's end. nothing has been Tiirtday in tl>s)ci. !'"». and this past year. expressed Ins feelings toward the rest replacement of Supenhtendcni Walter before 'he Surface Transportation ular business hours, a receptionist will resolved • The Mountainside Borough Council reorganization meeting takes of the committee, saying that a lot uf POLICE BLOTTER answer your call, Dunng the evening or Mahler..-who served three ye.irS ot hi^ Hoard, which is the federal agencv j November Hirschfeld served the township people don't understand the time and when the office is closed, your-call wilv t'i\e \ear contract ;.uul. announced his that oversees railroads place in Council Chambers at Borough Hall. 1 *S< Route 11 F^t at 8 • The Springfield lowivship Com- tomrniiment required by the position be answered by an automated rocep- resignation niui Jul\ • The search for a Springfield p.m Committee as a meinber for '.he past was released on the scene. T mittee is changed from a onc-part> Wednesday nine years, as well, and was mayor in Clarke said that many times, mem- tionist. October superintendent is down to two. a-, a • 44-\ ear-old Oscar Rodriguez was government to two-parts governing |>W7 bers of the committee have to sacrifice * Interim Superintendent Torn Hut- long dav in the district is put m b> • Cnion ( ouniv for l^.iward Dean hosts its next regularly- scheduled arrested at 1:50 am Dec. 20 for fail- To subscribe: bod>. as Republican Harold r'oltrock InxonihiciHs .made by'members ot --vork. personal lues, family lives and let is expected to till m during the time each prospect Interviews are conduct- I m.-n Countv Mectup fro:n " io S ^ p m at •sprrngfteld Public Library. ure to 'rnairuain a lane and failure to The Echo Loodor\ i£ mailed to the earns a scat vvith an mcrjll victory in the committee.:.'appreciation was anything else that is otherwise taken hetvyeeii Waller Mahler's leu> ing aiul ed and tours are taken of the entire Wv Mouniain Ave signal. After being pulled over, homes Of subscribers for delivery every the elections Joining him is Democrat expressed for the hard work and dedi- lor granted a permanent Mipcrintendeni is Umnd school district Meetings vuih the Agenda-Jtems will indudc voter registration. c-HreUvh activities, and Rodriguez was arrested for driving Thursday One-year subscriptions in Kenneth Taigenbaum. a former school jatioli that ;he duo brought to the After thanking everyone on the Union County are available for S2G 00 * Close to SO parcnK and children Hoard ol I ducation. teachers and staff the latest information regarding ;h activities tW "Generation Dean " Whether to vol. Springfield- the committee Jan I tain changes that could be made to lege and but-of-statp subscriptions ri.oi i-»>0«> Further Sheola brought up an inecdote trom the services of Committeeman Roy Hirschfetd and Mayor Gregory Clarke, who are both Cherokee Sport was reported stolen- by calling 908-686-7700 and asking for the firehouse. as' there haven't been in the township a toolball field In use The crowd was along with three other municipalities, informanoji cm be found on the Web at tutp dean:(x»4 nieeiup com when he tirst started his job in Sptmg- leaving the committee effective New Year's Day. From left are: Committeewoman Clara while parked on Morns Avenue the circulation department Allow at jn« new opening dates announced t'-r-KI. saving t>.it ( larke gave him ... Iwo examples Clarke gave includ- angered and upsu that tries tu\e no will pav more Iran S^ million dollars, • I he Springfield Planning Hoard tneeis in ihc (_ ouncil Chambers of Harelik, Clarke. Hirschfeld and Committeeman Steven Goldstein • - Unknown parties reportedly least two weeks for processing your While evervone seems to be looking lour tit I he town in his LJ£. driving ed expanding the committee to seven order. You may uso Mastercard, Visa. t'jelds to pl.i\ uii, with Meiscl Field over a sp;m of five year;, to Moun- the Municipal Building, SOU Mountain Avc at S p m specifying problem areas and modifi- attempted to gain entrv to a Mountain forward to using it. fiotxxK seems to ~ around to parts that 'shecla otherwise members, which he had also seen .is a C larkc used liie example ol" unc meet- Hirschfeld, who ran for re-election American Express or Discover still lacking the ret^u.itioils that have tainside and Garwood Hie decision, Ipcominc l cations that could be made Avenue office at K: 1 5 a.m Pec. 20. feel comfortable commenting on its w.;s unaware ot until then and giving gotn.1 idea in the past, and also holding ing that packed a heated auditorium to ->ui lost in a relatively close race, has heen talked about in the pa--[ which is not final, is made after seven Jati.H The Only damage was to the office progress, or lack thereof liim jti explanation nf the sewage vys- publrc meetings concerning specific discuss ilh; issue ol 'he (ram reactiva- riinsi not.ihly contributed to :he low-n- Republican Harold Poltrock and Missing newspaper: • 1 he Hoard ol [-ducaliun address- veurs of litigation involving the • Cecelia H,iU. a licensed clinical social worker licensed marrrage ship by writine the iirani loi the litney. door itself. If your Leador did not gel delivered • The is^ue of an unrcleased report icm\. topics, which (hike said could help tion, which the Inwnship Committee Democrat Ken laigenbaum vvill es (he ilistnct's issues regarding the towns' breakup from the I, nion C'oun- and familv thL-rapi-.T~a7u] hoatd certified d'.plom.ite i» clinical s^Kial Springfield's bus-to-train station serv- • Hour tires and rims were reported please call 908-686T77OO ancl ask for .concerning the needs of the town's Sheola noted tnat he appreviated i;et things dime more clficientlv than unanimously opposed replace Clarke and Hirschfeld when lederal "Not hild I ell Ek'hind" legis- t> Regional High School District work w;l| presetit the first ot a :hrce-pan parenting workshop series ice, along with starling the farmer's stolen off a Honda parked on Morris' circulation ] ire Ucpartinent remains unresolved the protes.sionali"in and counesv that at a .township Committee meeting, t larke has made a strong effort to lation tlut requires schools to meet set • The trial of terror suspect Jimm> from 5 to f. p m at I hiUlren's Spc^iali/ed Hospital, 1^0 New Provi- Market the committee is reorganized at their Avenue at I M) p m pet 22 I he report, which was conducted Clarke.brought" to the committee.: even where manv things are addressed thwanjhe icaitivation of the Railway Back Issues: - standaids in 40 categories While Yee is postponed as evidence is exam- dence Road in Mountainside public meeting New Year's Day at • Tnknown parties smashed the between December ^0<>0 and Ma\ when there was a difference o! opin- In suggesting more public meet- \jlle\ Railway, joining other munici- Hirschfeld also helped move along To purchase back issues of the Echo •spiingtleld had not been put on the list ined more closeh Yee !•> on leave and • the Mountainside manning Board conduct thcu annual reorgani- noon. window of a !*>')? Honda while it was iUOl. has not been made public ion ings that addressed a single topic, palities in the legal battle etlorts to improve the township's pool. Lcadvr please call 908-686-7700 'nnd ol sehiHils th.it "need improvement." is able to spend the holidjv with his zation meeting in the ( tmncil I hamr>er\ of Borough Hall. 13S? Rou',e parked at an Alvm Terrace residence ask for circulation. Additional charges Assistant Superintendent ot Schivk because the contracts are still in arbi- famiK while government officials Dec 23 at K 34 a m may apply tration " F'ast in Mountainside at S p m .'IK!> /imnieinian st;il sees the bluest determine if the documents Yee was • I he Good Books Discussion Group of the Spnngfield Free Public A brief case and laptop computer problems with the program tx-mg the December earning were classified Yce"s charges were reported stolen News Items: • \ debate begins regarding the Library. f>fc Mountain Avc . tKeetv to di-tuss "Spariina." bv John Ca<.e> Walton's delay slows down school construction work News releases of general interest must now include adulierv at ^ p m To reserve a copv of the N.vk. call \i"-y"f>-N30. ext 228 • •\ Cadillac was reported stolen By Kick Klittich So, while the reorganization ol ness Administrator Matthew ( laike Hie tiew conHiructiqn thai neeiis to tacuity room. from the rear parking lot of.a Moms be in our office by Friday at noon to be Jnn, 9 \ Parking spaces will also be dou- considered few publication the following Sia fT Writer Springfield's schools was ongirullv "We -ivant it done right " happen at Waiion. mvplves nine Avenue business Dec 25. • "Works ol \r:. Old ,irj New," jn exhibit of sculpture b> George bled at'Walton,-the-exis4'ihg roof sull week Pictures should bo black and Alter receiving bids tor consiriK- M heiTuied to be completed by ^eptem- "1 tiTonuna'.ely. in the public bid- klAiierganen .ciasSrooms with b'alh- • At 7:30 a m. Dec 19. damage to a Tarr and pointings bv Marg.irct C tlansco.m. will be displayed at the v be replaced, and U playground Will be wriite glossy prints For further informa tion work lhat will eventually be done tx r ot next yc-l. the town although i^orough\Hall experi- two of which will be christened afier tember i-t VOT done and it has to be done right " tion clussioohw; anj other roonis, to , .While, overcrowding at Sandmeier (t onti".ued tuMii Paue !) Jan. 12 SpnngMeld Board of education lound tiles of the bathnnmi. water damage to enced it> first power failure at about residents who scr\cd in the Vietnam Ir-tin Sablon^ky. vice president of ( onstruetion on other schools in aci/onimiHlale Jiflerent^ instructional forced : teachers :to use. trailers tor Story reprints: 1'i'hce .lrres: the male dnver and • The Springfield Board ot Fducatipn will meet in the media center out that a process like tlu^ does'i't aifi the *alls and earpiM, a smashed pic- 4 «ii p m . which is also the time HOT- War the school bi'aid. addf. sit'd ihe the disinct will go accortlmg to plan, activities:-- : wlassrooms outside the building, the For permission 1o reprint any item print- teniale pasMViter alU'r their vehicle at Jonathan [lav ton High Scrsoot on Mountain Avenue at 7 30 p m smoothlv ture tube ot the television, a smashed 1 ouj;h Hall closes Since all radio svs- The new street ui] New Providence but the reason for such a Long delay is "We have ,to follow, state .regula- board addressed the facr that the state ed in the newspaper you must call Tom i.rashi's. jnd tc!'. - over lhc interi lianjje - J»n. hi "Murphv "s 1 aw applies ,i lot." said change, saving ihat because three buls mirror on the wall, a phone thai was ^anavan at 908-686-7700 All material ie:iis and phones at the dispatch desk Road near the Hre Department hc-id-- were out o\~ line ..m^ two weren't in the actual reorganization of students tions. It's ibijytjnd our ; control," only allows for them to be used on a ^t 1 rhardi Street .uui Rvnite i^T • The ^^0Jn!a'.^l\:c!e Board of I ducation will convene in the media Intenm Superintendent K>m Butler ripped from the wall and smashed, s copyrighted ot police headquarters ,ue on an emer- quarters, where a subdivision is under compliance with bid specifications. and grades will not occur until Walton Sjolonskvadded, wiving thai he.Has a two-year, basis, •. center at Deerfieid Sviiooi. *•'' Central Ave at S p m speaVing arnuit ihe problems that a;e lamps 10m down, damaged air condi- genc> generator, no problems occur «a\, will be named James T f-gan Jr the project is delayed lor at least !w i is tmished a-- well tourth^^rader.ofhis own that will be Because of the plan of action, the • Wuh the Sept 4 deadline fasi J«n. 14 otten inevitable when dealing with a v tioner, broken toilet, bed and furniture Lottore t o the Ed/tor: with the equipment. Court after a Mountainside resident' 1 months lor a rebidding process Ihe approved reterendum back in •• aftected by 'the. change.o^plans: ; ; .board did not foresee any problems damage and mmress and boxspnng The Echo . Leador provides an open, prtiailrnj; ti'r ;he i.ipenmv; ol Beech- • The Springfield Board ot Health will meet in the Annex Building, district's roughly Si ' million school who served in Vietnam and is pre- January ;l. ihu Ho jntrif L-ducat ion September 20 N Invctt Avc a: (> «D p m expansion and renovation piojcct Ihe board was quick to note that sumed missing tn action S hi>oi to hold prc-K through second- and move ..without-the stress and anxi- tetters have Wen-sent! home with :o the editor, tenors- should bo.typed, iiduUs a sfx't-ial riieetine at hi'h —— • Schix>l is set to open Sept 4. hut J«n. 15 Ihe bids that were received turned thev ii;d (nit \vaiit to ru-.h things .IIKI L • A white reindeer Christmas; deco- A new .street at Mountain and graders, Tfielma 1 Sandmcier SCIHH)! ety • thai, will be there anyway,?.'.. Uuller students; fO; notify.-purents of the double spaced, must be signed, and Hal! tii explainlo the public that a ton- onk at Dcerficld School, not *it • The Springfield Free Public I ibrarv Board of Trustees will meet in out to either be above the maximum end up with the problems seen iri ration was reported stolen fiom the : : changes, arid Butter and board -rnernr should be accompanied by an address Woodland a\ enucs wjll be turned after Mountainside, where the opening .it and James taldwell School to have said. ,-• -.- •;..• . ••"•''' '•''':. :' '•• '• •'', .iHi^en^), plan is m place,. _, . . Hecchwood. says Chief School the library at M Mountain Ave at "" }Q pm cost-; that the Kurd was willing to front lawn of a Iwin Oaks residence nnd day-time phono' number' for verifi- the first" mayor orNfountainsidc."The :h:rd- ihrouchftfth-pradtrs. nnd Hlo--•• -—Wa)ion-is-aisoHn-need%0f-renovaii- ....licrivw uLbii.iltfin4uvg J?«crit .CIsaBher, •Jue to the mold problems, the Administrator (jcrard Schallcr at a Jan.30 spend based on the budget, or the nccv.livv.Hvd Scliool' wa's delayed for sometime overnight between Dec I) ' cation," Lottors and columns must be in third nUect to be named is a suWtvi- rence M (iaudinecr Middle School tjpri*; incluiling^he converHUm of two •.Association- meetings., jn, January IQ schoiil's openmj; has been pushed Board of Education meeting • The Springfield Recreation Department presents '"t)une> On Ice" plans did no', tneei certain specifica- many reasons. and 12. v our office by 9 a.m, Monday to be con- sion ofTMill 1-anc. This will be de.sig- would Lori(:mic to be the home of •'.dassrViornii. to.createalibrury andthe :dihcuss she eflects of the -fnodifica. sidered for publication th«*l week back it* jji unspecified date. Among the other issues :hdt the at the Continental Airlines Arena in Fast Rutherford. lo\scr level seats tiomj b.Lsed on state govcrnmew regu- • Wc'ic di»appouUed and we know T • A Route 22 East business report- nafed I ittle Court, alter Wrlium I itde cpmetsidri pf,ihe'.presetii librur); to a' hoard discusses is the news lhat Deer lations, the district is, too," said school Busi- sixth- through eighth-grade students ed stolen items at 5:|0 p.m Dec 17, subject to editing for length ,ind * lrawedv NtnKf- the Kitouth u!'cn III. a \'iL'!«.ini veteran killed in the line in Section 124 The performance starts at ~ .*0 p m The bus departs it clarity field School Principal Priscill.1 C hurch The items include a Sony Personal •-veil k'li'VMi .iiui weil-hked borough ot dutv in W> 6 p m from the Chisholm Community. Center. 100 S Springfield Ave. f'oJice I t ?i'i(J ftimer J2. is struck, is resigning, ctiective (\-t .* AdmisMOn is S30 per person Register by Jan io For information, Computer, valued at SI.510, another e-mair bv-a Jn\e: ard dies a tevv davs at'er • hrank Caljbnn takes over for call «nj.o.|2-2227 Sony Personal Computer, valued at The Echo LOaoor accepJsaccepts news beuij; rushed to the hospital Benjamin Jones, who retires this vcar the construction til Firefighters respond to motor vehicle accident scene •SI..933, and a Compaq Personal Com- ^ anr^ opinion pieces b^ e mail •-as. principal ol* Governor«L-tving*k>n Our e-mail address is -three mainr xiibdmMOTt^-in""thm Dcv 1^. t"irtft"ij;hlt.'rv FIRE BLOTTER if spd. be closed Thursday in observance of for Section^ atvj fiooh! fbr.-JScction'B.. alariji:, ••.\ :"';;,-- -. '•%'/•-• o ..;': .v '• '{:."• Dec 22 • A car parked in a Put Road dnve- ris lumpike for j motor vehicle acci- ers responded to a Wabeno Avenue accepted by email under certain guicJe- uriOierrv Jliil Road A.ndnek alle^iNJ- * At a spccia! Board of Education two o' the st\ tovvps that were part of Sew Year's Day. We will reopen f-p- .- • Sports rie^s.--:;NIondsy.9jtm,i , .'-..•.,.• Ar5;52 p,m Dei; 1^.; tlfefighters;: • At ^ Iti J in Pec. 22, firefighters wa> was burgbn/ed at " 11 a m Pec inos at ads@thelocnlsourco com dent vMth injuries ; apartment complex, tor an activated ( h did not s'.vip at a stop s'»;n meeting Oct 6. Walter Rusjk is the I nion Countv Regional High day ,..,;;> General news;— Mpni-'aliirtnr- ..-'. •/ fesfKHidttd to the;Wdsel .rtid Mtlltuwn' tesprtided to ,i Kidcn Road bListness 1> • At -1 »2 p m OeC i ; 1 tire alarm MouhtainsHlc Polire revpn^d to the named intcnm principal nt Dccrfield Struv.'! district, which broke up in 1 ;.;;,:;^At j:*3^;p':m/;pec. j:;,;; . 'i-thitfrSevjitjrt -for a'rnouir vehicle:ac.ci«, for a'medical service call, Ihe driver's side window was To place a display ad Our normal deadline^ and sched- '"; ••:>;-t'i*iisfi^d ^eHiiing^-'Tj^^; ; V U> Route 24 Ta-.! •••;.""«• r-s resppntiey. w ji Morris vVvenue, : v • At I 5 > pm Dec 24. the I ire Display advertising tor placement in the accident at aKiut 4 ^(>p r.\ Mr Turner School, taking over for.PnsCiHa 1 'M7 ule will return far the Jan. 8 edition ; dkmt with-injunW/ : ' '4;:'. •• -/;•„• • , • At MS pm D^c 22. the lire smashed and a scurf, blanket, cotlee djytJr>:m:.:\7'iV.'•'::••>:•.;.-••:'.• •;.:.-,I.:;; '-'. '• u-.r^chicle JtCidcnt \v •••businevs fbr a iy'efriclc.:tlre".""••; • -.-:.• \' ; .; Department responded to WaverU general news section of the Echo is then taken by helicopter to the I ni- Church. The deadlines for the Jan 8 edition We xiiih. afl of. :puf read*rs.;:&nd (• ; >Yv i^t 8;(W p.nc;|:)e'cV.".!Jv-TirctVghte^; Department dispatched a pumper to mug. and assorted papers were report- LcarJecmuSl be In our-Office by Monday Administrative I aw Judge Robert • At S >i pm Dec I 3. the hire t •ver.siu Hospital Tr.iunu~ Center m " . • OcL 78." the Board of Lducation C::, ..V 2rMptindcdia;1tp.tfi1i?85K3»!::^th^24: Roselle Fire Headquarters on a request Avenue tor aji arciny power line ed taken. (horda.o rult5 that Mouatatrmdc and are AS follow i: ' ~ " \ . •WycHiwmTnap^^e^^^'^^P—^ pm^n: r«.";pondcd to ;i HtlKnie aL; 5pm for publication that week MresjKfn^eii to as Kiorn> -Avenye ".Buvi-' spliV for Ainotoryehicleacciyeni Nevvark In a special ccremonv at the reveals lhat the Certificate of Occu- Garwo^vi should be reimbursed more • Legal advertising — Tuesday. 10 from Count> Mutual Aid - At 301 p m Pec 25, firefighters Advertising for placemen! in the B s-ec- 4 \vcnue .ip.irtmcnt complex tor an.:•-'. Jitti: UW! iyuW';Itttked. sn a^chtcle;'•_s:."': Clinics keep an eye must bo in our office by Monday at hospital Aug. I *, the borrn/uh"v police pancy for Beechwood School is to be than SS million bv the other munici- arn • At 5.3X a.m. Do.. 23, the depart- ixjor i>i MirrHTthing humitij; ••.'••.; ".'•*. Ar 5;iW p'tit. Una; 1 f>, the depart-V responded to Route "X [ ast to assist noon An advertising representative will chief, mavor and lurncr familv mem- iNMied sonictirne around the middle of palities that composed the former dis- • Lifestyle, including church and fiesWents Wmlndtd 1 ; Ur.' •vAlvS;; piTL; pet IS, fifefighters; ment responded to Route "s West tnilo on senior blood pressure • \i to I 'am llec 14, fire-tight* • merit respondeii to a Surrey Lane; re^t-: ; the l-irst -\id Squad gladly assist you in preparing your mes- bcn. lake part in a special c«crnon> to November, with plan*, under v\a> I'oc club news. etc. — Fnday. noon 7 |x>st 45 for a car tire trict Should the mlc stand, the four ers rc-.pon<-1ed to Route S West mile :i'eVpoadcd';itb-ayiiiUiy,e' A>'tn.u.y/r,cs.fc. • At 4 4! p m Pec 2^. firefighters A senior citizen blood pressure sage Call 908-686-7700 for an appcnnl- promote Mr 1 umer to the rank of cap- students and teachers moving into the to jrentWfltt licenifs 4 •.•;: -;. uienc^for an electrtcal pronleirt.' ,., j • : tow us would be ordered to pa^ Mpun- • Letter* to the editor — Monday. i dthce for a medical Aenice CiilL : ;;•.- • At 11 21 a m Dec 2 v firefighters clime will be Jan ') from 10 am 10 monl Ask for the" display advertising .;:;''The: bofougty of Mftunuintut.- 7.4 lor u muter, v chicle_jLv:idcnt ^» Af^^fra m^D^^t^rflr«ftgHt^r t- responded to a Millburn Avenue busi- tain renovated school. tainsidc and Garwootl in 10 install- ;; i:: ^ At :^Wt^DecT" Wrui^hTeTr responded to the cxtcnorot-Town Halt noon at Mountainside Borough Hall. department rerjiindi Twidrtts thai, cai aflrl: doi • At X 2X p m Dec 14. wfesporided io a Diamond RMd; ness for an activated tire alarm ^v»* cmbtr for a trash can fire 1385 Route 22 East. ibC"tcn<**rdduftn^ i«no-~ U.S1 hliiory, ;!hmgs::;]odk;Jpretty dafk.; • Mountainside's mayoral and Bor- m To place a elifsifled ad: :/: ; Apnl P :;eprough;iuu.^,-;^.'.vV,..;---:^: The Bchp Leader Ms a largeV well read inroughouj .the major cities, of the ough Council election «* unconieMed classified advertising section,' Adver Northeast ;'on Augr 1:4..'! he massVve Nov 4 • With an opening alniosl a vear tliemfrite must: be in: our office by outage reac'Hes' as iar westaj; Micht" • • The estimate now is that Beech- and a half after it was originally Tuesday at 3 pirn, for pybileation that , gah and as far north as Canada,, wjih wood School will be open sometime planned. Becchwood School is ready weeH^ AlltiaisifiM ads are pay»biiB in yniafty -Nevy Jensey towns and gaffes after Thanksgi\ ing. although no firm to open HA doors to students in pre- advance. VVe accept Masterennj, Visa kindergarten through second grade, plunged into pockets, of darWn^ss,'^ v date is set Smith Barney J-ENb'YOURVMARBIAdE WlTttoUT BPiNpif^ALCYpU^ ' :-, ^V'y';: A:: •-$:'. American IxprtW of Wscover;/A das^ •, JJui in ^:Mouniains(de, jt; *as jUst •. • Ju>t in time for Veterans Day welcoming about 242 children who : sifted ^pfWtr^tive^li ^ly assi* ^!ASUBST^IM»M|aUNTANfr ^ : ; ahpther late surnrner! 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SUMMIT OBSERVER - ECHO LEADER PAGE 4 — WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 31, 2003 SUMMIT OBSERVER - ECHO LEADER WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 31, 2003 — PAGE 5 City plans Speaker Student Agency RELIGION /srae// folksongs, dances are in a transitional stage ol tegioup- for First examines highlight Shabbat tniz and Want to embrace-life rather starts helps thai, hide from H vet do not have the Extend the bcaui> of Shabbat at the pioper foium liu. i nia\ be new to the Night '04 ethics knit club Summit Jewisn Comnwniiv Center. area .or find that all'of then friends are seniors 67 Kent Place BUJ Jan 10 with a numed or otherwise mvolvcd, so that 1 he crew nl Lbc Ss 1 i\\\ \\An V I'-' Uu-sJiv rneeurii: v>t ttv 1 special program of Israeli tolksorms ().ik Knoll School Miphnninri JCN- The Sunirhit Mousing Authority thev still tee! .;s -r, rhev do not tit m SiJtTumt 2IMM nuito ovet voile to Vn: •• ' ( )i.i iiLj.irJ, i:ucsl ^pe.iker and dances led b> Cantor Janet Roth 7 Mt.i (i.iriinirr \\.is spciulmi: a liiilo free recentl> entered into an agreement C all :; n^"" tor a weeklv •onif iibo.nd-.is shi.- uh *.tiU into the \\ >. ,i .1 h t. ••J-s Ml!! sp'' k u;i the Knipnick with guitar .itcompanimcnt Iini • a! ^'hool crt>vh[i!t!n(: ,i scan one «.:th Helping Hands Homeeare of schedule ol ev ei-.N lew. \c.ir ;, |»v V i •-.: F ifi.^.il Divisions ,1-ij At 4:29 p m there mil be a Mincha JJJ ul'c/i utht-r »li:deiH% sl^ifteil ask- Clark \c provide personal care and 1 hen p'.atii !oi lun will include (. ii-L.ipl.iiiu IIin .mil Hem M.ivL\ iiUl , ,^ ' ( i '.Icrnpor.ip. I reMdent., of it.s Senior Citi/en Hous- come then newest and prospective tiKirkets. a.n'H|iu' shows, dinner. ihur\. Hill I ubi.nu> I i,iir|i!.i M-TUT ,!••.- ''" '. . /-• Te.!\.r,cs s.i^uil ethiL^ son e '!U' cKe t.oulJ u^c tlui ing lotMtcii-dt 12 (. hestnui Avc. Sum- members. Bto.idwav show.s. hav ing Vard sales JIHJ Duncii.illo hjvi- pLi'i/ii'ii the 11th • ". ;• . z .i'- ali1 >Jh"'l .inj the I iber.il n.i-re (h.iti --lu- nut. At 5pm. Sudan Sh'hshit Je.uunng together iund raising e\enl> and liinual New Ne.tr\ 1 \c rjimh i Israeli lood At 5.30 p.Tn a Ma"an\ :?i.iui:ht rtu>K- it thi-rc \v.j Personal care .serMi.es i.an assist more lh-t support and resource itVit. I coitlti sl.irl-a and Havdalah. with all the childre- iilJennus AIII uivlude resources loi C rir-.e .truunii the wci M as the ship residents wrtb daiK tasks such as mv tied up on tlie bima jnd mciJ\ .mii '!- rt'[.i(i"i' to p-.,v ii,ii: aiul vfiithot \t.Mrs .ltti. .nuJ -.he The 12 Chestnut A\e. Housing, (or intormaiion. call 0()S-27i- pleasure HI grouping, .together and vi.ioh.ii JLIS ,IIK1 oii|i'\ .i lnp hop d.irui' e!'; is rti^ i n a,— i L loceniiv1 ru'snrn."i;!cd Uiv.sc: .--kills She built in l'>Xft. houses approximatcK 81 HI enioviug activities supporting each •••I miiiitle si'hopleis, ;:ni«>Mj; nt.itiv ,ir 4 is .: ti\e •> the v ;%ii ;*\L-YS up .ill o^or •AIIIM'! |U^I lo (25 senior citi/ens Income-eligible other iind iK-tworking resources while >i.hi.-f chills. 1 I •••i.ini'.iii o' ifi - \l ,II- ,-i I; Q residents can participate in the person- explomiL1 ope s nevslound wings i h"ilrt'n s .Rtiviiies tvmn .it » ">" Family Shabbat ei:'.i- ( >'UU ,ili', the "terest In start .wi .liter si. hi ol tluh j| care and housekeeping programs at p '"• it the* Summit Muli.lL- Vhool •'! i!tee "1 Morn- a slaie-subsidi/cd rate through the Service offered Friday 1 Ic'iii i ,>lso sent 'eilers u> j\er\ \jiri iolioweii b\ ewnmt. .lLtntties ^iirnni; ,TSW> Ho-pi!jl state's Congregate Housing Services I ho Summit Jewish C omimunt) "\L''..* ,t t'.jrcr she cvld '''id j^ktne i: " »li p in with fireworks ,ii "" p ;>i Center. <•>" Kent Plan* HKd iriMies Jewish Seniors sponsor 1 ' „* W ' ". '.'• Ji ijions I be rcsp.1 w A.IN JIOM program In addition, (tie Summit I'II1 niKiniylit lecture series on history A Celtic favente returns to First Night Summit 2004 . .tl.^n oi '".uji'eiii \ e Housing Authorit> has recentU members to a \ annlv Sh4ibbat Set \ ice H.uli-'es .ire solij .it ki",^ 'super Jazz at First Night Summit will feature the Dan Crisci s i' d t pi-tK ip.i'ii expanded its prcigrams to its residents at 1 p m \ nd.iv _ Ihe ol Sprmglield Quartet with vocalist Bill Robinson Jazz singer Robin- when Aideen O'Donnell sings and plays her tradition- ib. JUOJP'N tu>: iiicci-;.^ l'kl 12 u.rkeis. ihe Summit > \K \ .mil the - . ... ; ,- .i r'ccf v - s w -\l! children in grades (nmmel -• is spousonnu a lali winter lecture rir.i- 'i-il iDiue lh.ui J)l> ili.Jer N ( )/ c to include a Health Well ness Center •SL fm:l\i;i ( lumbers u( < omtnerLc .it son, a Summit resident, will team up with the Crisci al Irish harp in two performances at The Connection 1 'Vl'.l'e ,!t!ti ;•'L!s!;,e and a i!.til> hot meal lor us trail, elder- third through /a\m seventh senes "lopit-- i' X.'ie'uan Iliitorv 1 quartet to perform some favorite and popular jazz for Women & Families Admission badges to First • >i ;ht \ .ir?i ri)ji'ijl Jtluter-.. Hiitwn Oak Knoll School sophomore Jessica Gardner, center, • (liu .if "I 'summit V^ti'ue. oi v.,i!l are united on the Uutia to lead servit Ihe lecture: A,II he protessor compositions that have been performed by many Night are on sale at area Kings Super Markets and in of Sumrrrt is surrounded by some of the yarn donated ly" residents. .((Is \^ | ~22 es with the (.antor Kab'n Willi.im 1 ugene I leher groups in the tn-state area downtown Summit stores e" .- lu .-i- . •;, ,r J i iiuiplf i'i s!uJe(i;> r by a yarn manufacturer for her project to knit scarves If YOU or a loved one jnay need Horn, who will gnea special blessing I fie le<. i,ires hL.'.n a! ! ^0 pm tf-.it .*: on-,, .is well - for those m need She is flanked by senior Erica Hoerl, assistance vvlth dailv tasks, call Help- to jll children who .ire telebratini.' .' with blood pu'ssuie -.^-eemtigs avail- left, and junior Nicole Brown ing Hands Homee.ire a( 40S-4S |-(r | s 1 birthdav in the month ot laruiarv able .it 1 p ir a Umple Sh.i ,nev • i I 'x \ (i.iriiner ol sur;imi: I here will be special pcrtojmarii.es Shalom "\Sn Sprmi'tield \ve of-ongs bv the dan \!eph and I*et I he lectures wilt he he held Moii- WORSHIP CALENDAR kindergarten, first and sen)in! .days and the Topics to be discussed aie ' V.nerii.aii MIMIIIM Ilislorv' BAPTIST METHODIST grade students the nutscrv school PRESBYTERIAN children and ihe Mchi-rtnii! thil \londav \meiu.m Inimigunt Histo HAPTJST vrnwiu 1 ', 'A • • iiiLD I:MANUI;L UNITI:I> F1HST • P.RESBYTl:R(AN CHURCH .Mo 1 dren's Lhoir rv and Im 1° \meriL.m labor '• is: r\ in- : • M- t", Mi:THOniST CHURCH U I :nh M "i \i. .i C hj|L|i \t.ill -spiirnliclj "J"' '"•' 1 ".• S, • -.' r ' I ^! 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VI MPl i SHAARI.Y SHALOM 1 I .—r>i in, ir- it belt ihi ' t' "mi-iin i*I cwr\ social group forms V . ,•>«•! . V. • - ,- . I.II • ,t< ITt ' ". iJn . hci ir,: ^ ir.i jp -i J WcJicvl4\ Artist-in-Residence Shab- .-^ X ' , '.'•-,'• J W'mg-.. a MKial group lur ai'es "^ it' LJ^ti MI <*•:'' Jl "" -I) pm Kjlltckljiul ! il i-"J -GUIDELINES - • • • • • • «*<#•• 1 f>(l. has formed m Spniigl'ieM bat planned .•' M i-r. i ' \< „• •! \.n .; J' i Mil IJL^IH it cjil. in .t ih i •' '•'! im Mcr i 1 The Entry Ballot for Mountainside. Springfield or Summit Ihe urtmp s mission -.:atement is u \t " p m l,in iO and 11 \it.,t m i ,i •; ' ,'( c i '. «' J>: ,\ •• '... ' A.- FOR THE VERY FIRST BABY BORN IN 2004 in ( \ if c"\c^ H U'MIJ^ II ^ i»*l p m in the lorni a group nt (. hnsti.in minded Kesidcn,... S'l.ib'iat with IVtnu'i ihe a ( H i pi I V\ it... t.nl virii-i> I'-ttu'c ;ii>Jp F amity t members u)ui have lound themselves ^.ipptlla tluji il group "I ( okr.nbia 1 i iLi'ii/t sptir.ticli; iiiiiicii ( !jh < hiUrci > 'I-. : .• recmtlv separated, divorced or wid- 1 nneisit\ Harnaril ( nllevie and tin1 GENTLE STRENGTH MASSAGE THERAPY Baby's ( i -nm,. • it ( *-. • Ifi'Tin,1 IJ'iiH.d liluup JI'J till- ll.S'mi) MITHOOIST CHURCH r owed and need nurturing, totnpanion lewisl' I lien'ii'.'Ji .il Nemirlalv writ Uotfwrr & Fathf r J Jli WfSH'CONSER VATIVH Mi-ii' I i> i'li>ti-jt'>" INMI in\ '<( .-ut ship and w itu in have some tun too Robert Schuller N TI SUM I lit Til AMM " Ir- r' i',., L take |>l.ti.e .n 'sunv-it lewish < Addrctt uiliic •' • •"•'4i;vi st i •••i u/* f - •'!i" I hest* individuals will have a need 'liU ( enUt t->~ ken Can- HI\J PW l - And Associates , UvtiU tlX UiJU'ltCl Ujbit^ MILOWIUV ^LKU vl*V'~ U,V ,V0»>.. t, . Date ol Birth Time tor Lompamonship with other s'Tigles. (or mtonii I'.UMI tall Mis 2 i -• ' i J: ' i but are not rcadv to begin (btTn^.- I hev Phoofc No . __ Attend. - I' l.i ' ' I'I I. 'i. i -' o1*" •-. ' u I' i" i.-. ' ""H ' i M • -i •• . Vi .^ , ROMAN CATHOLIC THE PAKJStl COMMUNITY OF ST. r 'if •]•• Certification Submit!Dd Orji Ccrtfu^tc L!C) ' - , -.*' I ' •'-I'lc **-i> I. . c (KV; irv* it? Special ed. parents group to meet JAMhS, •>•> vnjlh Spnn^iicld Airtiuc C <>n»rtimlufc\ ffu* \<'»r J'tircnts i' \ '".' ' T v - ' , pfdu'rs of Ouf twDy *">d to Ihe January Special t diR.ition Parent Advjson Meetmi* will be hold at ° i'J Recei\cT\\o 1,2 Hour Mass;i»fs m the WorraH Community Neirvfiapc;i to announce and Uxt rery firit 6aby SpV, ll tn Washington school wilt talk about the transition troni pte- 360 SpnngfieW Avenue. Suite 301, Summit UNITARIAN- sehool to kindergarten LUTHERAN - i-.rl. ut ( me A.

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ECHO LEADER WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 31, 2003 — PAGE 7 ECHO LEADER PAGE 6 — WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 31. 2003 OBITUARIES 'Disney Mom's Night Gut Louis Puopolo Jr. She ssas a member of the Sisterhood Mr Dalrymple ssas a graduate of COMMUNITY FORUM Louis A. Puopolo Jr. <>0, of Spring- of Temple Beth Ahm and the Cancer Brooklyn Poly Tech and attended All on Ice' field died, Dec. 15 in Oserlook Hospj- Care, both in Bayonne: Saints Episcopal Church. Lakessood tal. Summit. Sur. is ing are her husband, Ralph:- He ssas a member of the Masonic EDITORIALS Bom in Newark, Mr. (\iopolo hsed a daughter. Minds, and a sister, Gloria Lodge, Millbum. and Chnst Church offered in Springfield for 50 vcars He VSSJS a Glanzer. Short Hills. Ihe Springfield Recreation Depart- PREPARED TO PRO- hairdresser and osvned and operated Irving Maloratsky Sursismg are his vsife. Elizabeth. ment presents "Disney on Ice" at the two sons, Eric and Peter L.; five TECT — On hand for Louis Hairdresser, Springfield, for 45 Irving Maloratsk> of Springfield Continental Airlines Arena in hast grandchildren: and three great-grand- the unveiling of the new vears Mr Puopolo retired 15 sears died Dec. 1X in the Daughters of Israel Rutherford, lower lcsel seats in Sec- Way to go children. mobile command post ago. He also SVJS a musician and ' jenatnes Center. West Orange. tion 124. ss-ilh a 7 M) p m perform- Getting an opportunity to loam about the land at the vehicle are, from left. played tn the house band at the Fnar Bom in Nessark, Mr. Maloratskv ance Jan 30 Houdaillc Quarry in ^nnntzfield usual l> only conies once a Command Post Com Tuck Inn. Cedar Grose ,Mr. Puopolo moved to Springfield 4.1 years ago He Consuelo Francis The price is S30 per person mander Marc Marshall; ssas a member of the Musicians | ocal year. But plans to create a neu public trail ;>\sicm at the MIC was a comptroller with the Kcsslcr Consuelo V, Francis. 84. of Spnng- Checks payable to 'Tossnship ot Clarice Thompson, 16 are mo\ ing forward under the direction o\' L'num County, Institute, for Rehabilitation in West ficld died Dec 13 at home. SprmgTield." The fee includes trans- assistant director of Surviving arc his wife. Julu. ,i son. with the project expected to be complete by 200"" Orange for 2S scars before retiring in Born in Irsinglon, Mrs Francis portation to and from the Continental Marketing Commercial Louis III. a daughter. I ois (iieiU>. anii I<)SI. Presiousls. Mr. Maloratsky moved to Springfield many years ago Thii can be uood for the qtiarr\. as it will rai^e j\\ jrcnc.-s Division of Dodgen Airlines Arena. four grandchildrrn owned an accounting firm in Spring- She worked at J.J. New berry's, lh« bus departs (> p.m from the about the importance of an en\ ironmenul a.vsei in the town- Mobile Tech Lab: field Springfield, before retiring. Mrs Springfield EMS Coord- Chisholm Community Center Regis- ship and get more people to \i>it the site. As it i^ now. the Martha Amabile He received a bachelor's degree in Francis svas a member of the Church ter at the Sarah Uailey CIVIC Center, quarry doesn't appear to be a place most people would uo on inator John Cottage, Martha M Amabile. 'M. ofaccounting from Ness York I'nisersi- and Cannon Chapter of the Daughters Mayor Gregory Clarke it) Chufch MJII m Springfield I or n regular basis. The entrance gate to the area doesn't look Pittitoivn. former!> of Springfield, ty, where he was a member of the of American Resolution. Jhe Econom- .nfomution. call «7.V'M2-227 Reps- and Springfield Deputy died Dec. 14 m the Hulilcrdon"Med- Alpha Phi L-pstlon fraternity, Mr Mai- ic Council and Emunud Lnited loo inviting, e\en if the view I.N tairh expanse Coordinator Scott Sei- tcr vsith payment by Jan H> Creating a trail for people to use, complete uuh foot ical Center, Flcmington Oratsks ssas ,t member of the Ness Jcr- Methodist Church Choir, all of Teen Center now open del The new vehicle, Bom in Ncuark. Mrs Am-oilc ses Association ut Public Accoun- Springfield "Ihc feen Center at the Springfield bridges, fencing, educational kiosks and maps, would pro- unveiled Dec 17, is lived in Irsington and Springfield tants, the Men's Club and the chorus, Sursismg are four daughters. KecrtMtior! Department. 100 South \i !f for a more user-fnendK place to \ isit. pi\mg people designed to support before moving to Pittstossn mix* scars both at Temple Beth Ahm in Spring- Pamela Sterner. Kathleen Thomson. Edward V. Walton School PTA in Springfield sponsored Spnngfield Avc , has opened more information on the natuia! history of the aiea. which muitiagency emergency ago She s*3i> a member ol the New field, and tiu: Musicians local I') in Eileen Johnston and Wendy Persh- a Mom's Night Out' last month, featuring more than 30 Springfield residents bets-.cen the includes a leaf composting operation Instead ol having operations in the town- Howlers Association Spnngficld. .rialaj. a son, Dennis. 17 grandchildren, vendors for some early holiday shopping. April Hayes, ages of 12 and 17 who attend'Spring- ship. Surviving are three daughters, Surviving arc his wife. Jean, a and 14 great-grandchiliren, a teacher at James Caldwell School, considers some tours just once a year, the public would be able to cmo\ the field schools can participate Audrcv DeMarco. Joan D'Antonw daughter, (.i.nl Solomon. J sister. Hess earrings from Linda Nesex>f The Jewelry Bag, quarry all \ear, from dusk to daw n Fur information, call 473-467- and Rovmanc I>rH.in: two soft*. R Modc<: and tss;> cmndchtldren Joseph Keiderling The county is applying for a 5O"\0l)0 I edeial Recreation Thomas and John, 17 grandchildren, Joseph C Keiderling. 75, of Berke Phoiu fti Hrrai Raw M Trails Program grant, administered b\ the stale's Division oi' 25 greal-grandchiMrcn. di\d t\si.i great- Mary E. Holmes }ty Heights, formerly of Mountain- Parks and Forestry, to help fund the trail The county is grcat-grandchildrcn Mary Ih/abeth Holmes. X5. ofside, died Dec IS in the Berkeley AT THE LIBRARY going to match the grant with $5,000 for labor, equipment Mountainside, tormeris of [-.li/abeth. Heights Convalescent.Center. alone has the power to dtasv out and more ihati (>(.> aitisi^' died Dec 4 in the Brighton (iardens Fisherman's tale and technical assistance. 1-Aen if the giant is not obtained, To diet well, know when the calories don't count John Schleupner Bom in Taylor, Pa , Mr Keiderling challenge her loser spanning 24 years will be displayed at I'xtended (. arc l-aciliiv, M<;antamsidc of romance on tap Call the reference department at the Donald H Palme Museum nl the county plans to go ahead with the trail, with work start- John Schlcupner. Si. tit'SpnngfieUI liscd in Pittsion. Pa.. Nessark. Moun- "Ihirtc .ire J mimN.-f ot t'tct pljtis Born in Farnivillc, VJ., Mr.s~ tainside and Ness Providence before Ihe Ciood Hooks Djseussion •)•" i-i~("i~1') »0. e\t ^2.^. to reserve .1 Springfield 1 ree I'uhlu 1 ibrary. (ih ing in the spring. died Dec. 16 at home. i>:i the mjrkd lbc-.tr d.i\s "Nome ol Bom in CJermanv. Mr Svh-.,upncr Holmes lived in Hir.ibcth and Fd-son moving to Berkeley Heights ;hree liroup of the Springfield Fret: Publtc eops tit ilv." tx'ok, •''Muiintiiin Ave:. ihroiiLrh .''-in.. X. oniM make up tor \our eves :hc :ha; !,ioJ taMi-s v "'o.-h Neurr eaten We can't wait to see how the quarry will unpiove with a !hi::n jrc pretu jiocd Hut :nt»M The lised m Newark before mosmg to before moving n> Mountnnsidc She year* ago He was a technician for 1 ibrary. 6^ Mountain Ave will meet An artist's sketchbooks are normal- public walking trail* a plan that's sure to generate more w.ou!i!-K" 0K'!cr\ tall to stick to them ;te\t dav .irivl rest assured that you out ot Ji>o:\ Springfield mans scars ago He svas a was a founding member of I'dison's, Western l-.lcctnc Co , I'mon. for 11 a! "" p tn J.m X to discuss "Sparttna" Book group examines ly prtsate \ istial H'urnals and note- would n«»t he excluded ttom the guest Ot ionise we probably do not appreciation and interest in wlur. goes on there lonj; efWiih to shed those unnccJcJ Problem baker at Berkeley Bakcrv and Doll. Oaktrcc Presbyterian Church Mrs \ years and retired in J*)H3 Mr. Kcider- bs John Cases classic world texts books, but as I auta Si.lireiber began pounds 'is' for ;he not function csen h.ise i>> mention ihc one ""it Holmes \sas a^tisc on the board of iing scned in the Anny from ll>4o to sharing iliern with both friends and 1 Berkelcv Heights, for more than 20 Winner of Ihc I'S N.mona! iU>ok Once .1 month, the lireai Hi'ck-. Is JOCM; : vi'iini i! *t !•> .1 Sunday doesn't n'uii!" rule td.it cu'nom JFK Medical Center. 1 dison. and with I he Tc.ison for itm fs ih.it '.heu- Solver scars and retired jbouiS20 sears ago 1Q4X. Award, "Spjrtiru" ; • (.ases's !"irsi Uistiission (inTup meets to examine strani-eis --IK- n.itKed something inter- Alter jll. what .UL1 VJIHI)^ tor it not know- a:\} toWows It doesn't count it the Metuchen RJCC Relations Council, esting Oesijiner Jit-'-, t.nl to '.tidude the "it B, Robert 5 ^ir^b Mr. Schlcupner was an Amis veteran : Surviving arc his ssife ot 33 years, ntivcl since his 197S debut with "An the gie.it books ol civilization I he , ^ reward \onrseli attei ,s week ot :\o .• n»" M;es VOU eat it the North f dison Civic Improvement 1 T doesn't vour.t ' riJc As a result, rr-.ost of World War 11 He ss as .stationed neaf— l.illtan, a daughter, Joyce Marra. two American'Romance " Casey uses a ss inter selections ranue from ess.is •, to N(. mat;e wjiat the petson's arustic What is your opinion about It 1 Club and the Nvinh Tdison Das Care dieters t~,t\d themselves Irusir.*ti\l. e't eseiiii: the"* ' ' ' \nd tt certamlv doe^n": count oil I hoe :\i!es ot "it doont count"' Hassan and ssas awarded the Asiatic- brothers, James and i-rit/. tsso sisters. simple, unadonicd narrative style to fiction taste or preteren.e. IM matter what age r Center She had been a civil rights Send us an e-mail and let us know. iinfuppv Jru! most ol .ill htini;r> Pacific Service Medal, 'he World War Mi/abcth Webb and Dorothy Pcsotine. create a character study "Ihe proup meets at 10 am the the person was they paged through 1 so.: the fi:tM^i:ift.*l .1 hslpnii! o; thei i; ut', it sou follow them sou piob actisist in hli/abeth and f-.dison Responses will be published next week«j Hut the :nj|onn ot These die: tle i' m'.T'i-r.i' -v .!'e p II S'ictor>Mcdal .and the -.GIHXI.Con- and a grandchild. third Ihursdas ot each month in the books with the utmost dcliL-ht and 1 f Surviving arc a son. Robert C. a Dick Pierce is a Rhode Island fish- Jropouts niuld he eliminated it >>n!> 1 nis p'vnrs v • •• .:p^c-:it;;t; tt',.:t t pn» •> IJ mode i\r. .t least djs ahis v>\\'i '>ol !i'M.'nuJi weight Uu! duct Medal Mr Schlcupner was a cuiu'sUv \ show ot sketches began to Send e-mails to daughter. Diane H Harbour, and three erman ssho has managed to support Springfield Free 1'ublic I ibr,ir> M> the "i: dv'iesn'l uumi" rule were tn.ide l.e;pi;v o; p'Miie \t\lN'^d. . 1i!! •';: Kipperws :o hbe .1 holidaholiday at le.o-t thih s w,i\ wsoju willll h hee tmichn member of the American I egion Post Golda Drucker Kik-e.shiipe [email protected] grandchildren his ssitc and tsvo sons but has always Mountain Ase Trv J p.irt o! :hcif proirr.itn iwn JV:*.:IMI o: :',e "••»'. t.i'l- ''"• -> ^u:ni.i%. .if.ifsou .i.'e .n le-\ ,uti> .i:nl a lo; irorc p!c.i«-^n( to 228. Spnngficld. Oolda Dmcker. 7(>. of Boca Raton. found bigger and easier money just The nevt tssii disLiissmns sv if! be Hours o! the exhibit are 10 a i-i to \ o: example it doesn't count i* ;esl;\ "lies ;V- ,>, ,.-'^••ii; ;',v,' weeks lO'-ieiir.e else's hotiK'. SOLI h.ne hi'. be .Mill \iu! ir.o-.' linpiutjnilN. sou Surviving arc his wife of 57 scars. Eric Dalrymple Sr. Ha . formerly of Springfield, died one step a bank loan, a sponsor, a Herman Melville's "Bills Hudd. "v '0 p ni Monday. Wednesday and Lillian, tsso sons. John J Jr and War- \\>u e.ii when \ou .»re standmi: tip •i ipline j;ui S.MI '.he "si doesn't io.;ni" tntect.i wont, be l.uiipn l-nc (I Dalrymple Sr . ^5, of Lake Dec IS m Rocksilie. Md bigger boat out of his reach Sailor" on Jan 15 and Adam Smiths Ihursday *\nd from HI am to 4 M) ren, and a grandchild l Ihi^ applies at tock!Jtl parties, \u-J- \lo\t people are juorc th.it it .... . • 1 . - vsood. formerly of Springfield. dicJ Born in Nessark, Mrs Drucker Instead, he ssorks alone, and occa- "Wealth of Nations" on K-h ! ) p 'i! fuesdas. lTid;iy and Saturdas dini;s .tiul similar turn, lions \|l ! si L. .ire .it -one- kIoe-.a"! i.-.irl it sou are e.itini; ok.t- Kolu-rt B. I apidu* i* a local rc*- Oci 25 in the Harrogate Health Care Iised in Spnngficld before mosing to sionally lakes rich couples out for The tireat Hooks compilation mas Sunday hours are Irom 1 u- » 'Op m else's hone ! Boca Raton mure than 10 years ago. Party sensibly around >ou people are nibbling J»J> .' -.urn .iss.i> so.:: t^-or- Ihiyr.ilc is ".^c^itv 'o oJu-i ident and u frvqucnf contributor to Judith Rosen Center, Lakcwoo >vu tor pnn«c> .ird «\ick\.irJ h.uhe- this newspaper. Judith Rosen. 64. of Short Hills, Born in New York t its. Mr Dal- tolerate iheir arrogante and diletl-ant- desk Ihe discussion group welcomes 4 Ti() Tonight is New Year's J AC. As many other unofficial hol- irf Drucker Printing. Linden, for 30 formerh of Springfield, died Dec 16 rymple lived m Springfield for 45 ish behav ior new members Participants are united idays m America^ there are established traditions associated scars as sscll as president of Dash Ofl- Donations sought in St. Barnabas Medical Center. I.n- years before moving to 1 akewood lacivurn and restless in his 4<)s, he to come lo any or all ot the liiscus- • with this; the final evening of the year Some people draft sci. .Millinglon. for 10. ,>ean before Ihe I-nemls ni the Spinigtu-l.i Pub- rngston--- esght sears ago ' ' " grows inssard. nursing grudges jnd' 1 rctinnj? in UJ'K). lic library vvoul'd like iK>iiiitiOns>' ot long lists of New Year's resolutions in hopes of improving Annual speeches can sound awfully familiar Born m Bavonne, Mrs Rosen Iised He ssas an engineer foi BcU Tclc- regrets, until the unexpected occurs Surviving arc her husband ot 4h used paperback novels AlsO welcome themselves. Families have been know n to piepare a specific in Jcnes, Cit>- and Springfield before phcinc. Murray Hill, f^r 35 scars and an at'tair vvnh HKie, a bright young • We pijf, to brinu tov;c:her ;XT-..>:>- .^ viv'-serpd I'l 'i-wn I "ion <. oirits and Protect t' l years, William; a son. Howard, a Artist's sketch exhibit would be magd/wcs VSIIJMH a year's meal for either tonight or tomorrow mominir to assure good moving to Short tlili* 10 scars ago. retired in li>72 National Resources warden vvho rel tro:n the itiicmlc .»iu! tjnuls v.m;! of t.'ie iopiis arc c; i'.i ks daughter. Cindy, and tsso giandchil- An exhibit of sketches pulled from date and costume jewelry * luck in the coming days • sea's ,(l;v> probation, \,iuth ser\K"e atiii s^ial County \;r!t;.iHs the sarr-.e T0J.1v. ainu' I he cou,".;s IMI': \\u\\e a<. flush drcn. On the public side, hundreds of thousands of people will •ver\ioes to work together ..Jiire-v-iv; Ct"ierK Hife's the keepi"it* tavt's ii'Or.cv, jv it v\as five, sears ,i>;o. av cst- PUBLIC NOTICE crowd into Times Square to~N.ee the dropping ol' the ball, pToblcin- lit anemic o'1ende;s Seat ! T'c vvh !e ba"!:ni; "urcisec! LOS'.S denced bv some o! the more frugal mi- PUBUC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE TOWNSHIP OF SPHINGHELD w hiehjnarks the beginning of Uie new ^ear \m\ those mem- "In !nc lace of shrinking ta\ res- s(.i:c r.i'jJr stale-pas t:.:".i\es in !L\tnt sear>. Uut there's TOWNSHIP OF SPRINOFIELO »mp ol Counly o! Union NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE TO CREDITORS COUNTY OF UNION. N.J 0Y OfNON N ol tnjii ifie Mayor »n t 1 •ihvavt the Open.'Spac*~Keenration # bers of the Polar Bear Club will awaken Slew S'ear's Da\ enucN, teiiiisct! feJerat .jf.J -.Lite J.ol " ir"'* .s *VJI "s ^"1 r~Tn»~ To~r»iMp"-> t*101—-" EMH.Y KiM»«e*R:- A/KM- E m t a~fV Vi"'*~~ H'A'N N"A H" P Yi E'l~ti 5 T E'lN ." 'TAKE NOTICE ! tor-- ,ir,d Hisior-c f*rrscrs atip'i liust r-und RESOLUTION FOR AWARD OF PROFES- EMILY ELIZABETH KINNCAR. and jump laughing into the Atlantic Ocean, no matter s\ hat !.irs. higher uneniplosirent. hii:tic«» M\TIJI I jit sear, the freeholder chau- O J S8.900 CC. ou'»u»m to LaCorta "Suffooal* ol ir Coou"lv oo' ffr Km'J Jr nomic and issues th.it impjci en In ;W5. the COJI:\ ht.dge' svas- SHIP COMMITTEE OF THE TOWNSHIP (uurr Po«»(;n#l Ssmcm dat«o Uriii>fv m*0o on Ihn 26TH d4y Ol 0ECEM- n But for most of us. the traditional New Year's }-\e is spent OF 5PRIHOFI6LD 'COUNTY UNION. 6 7003 •Thi» contract H BEW. A.O..2O0J, uDbn the .application ot Un.o/i rtu<3fl o Ihe 2GT^t <.) t OEL'EM- d the counts budgci." '.He trech.t'di*' m"« '•.JI:I station m I nc ij *>^(>-! M>i!iion. wi'.h Si-iS million ^otn- w.-man. OcN^rjh Scanlon. announced BER A 0 2003 upofi ihn ...hl . l j STATE OF NEW JERSEY tiut comjaii.j bidd'n.j as * the unoef»ijoed li EXECUT0H of tho i.'io ufideriigiej as £A£CUIO«S at (Jie at a social gathering, from small dinners to huge, noisy par- p several trust 'und-reJated initiative-, pro al ler.icoi co"U»ct" :n accor- sitJle ol laid aeceaied not'Ca u horoby Good Fnna Nurd has nunjjrcd so keep ta\ less i'o:: \;-».i!» I >'.'.jbe!'i, ii'in; u.l -• I'II; ttoiv. p;i'per*s taxes I ,IM sear, the *slilte Of 4JtrJ deC<*ilsr*d nonce Jl hereby Mcrnorirti P WHEREAS, m» T6*rn»hip o' pti.otnia dance «iiin NJ5A 40* 11-3 ^ ('reserve I riton Counts, it in n«ed ot contracting lor ur.ayinc uSii Cili L flufiifcit to iCMt>*r unrj«>r Ojtri or LrtborQay r ( whvh ptostdeJ S^OT.rVTO in grants to • no i*i*ied s»rnc»t loi tUimn ino TAKE NOTICE, !h*l t^• lOt«(^,no Rt>. allirmation thait claim* ana. demjndiT Monday for nearly all those gatherings, the refreshment of choice i*> "Almost M> percent of the counts s 1 i;/.i-^:h, secure vital .'"V-s f oi" 'rorti prv j*ens '.axes ( t<;m!\ \lanaiter • 'mpl«n>«nt*l>o'n o' » GIS ior ln« owip JUtion «,ji Jdap:*u 6y tho TQH.nship jgain»l trie «»iiln ol j»!tj aeceJioavmin Cb in tn monthi (torn the Date o( »oirj order N(.i :t\ International \:rp. :'u-i!o\\ri- deoii:e tles.mncs wii! prrsern Jus Itxal hivton*.at stxietirs. ai^d a 51 mil- o( Spfingfi«lt) Countr o' Union Sutv ol CpmmitKe (?* \x\it To»PlHip of Spring'' 11 vix mont*\t (ram tr-o dam ol 1411J otar»( alcohol. If you have any doubt about this, late ihis atternoon budget >s mandated, with httic or 'm N»m Jcfugy ana fi«lg County ot Union Slato ol Now Je(. DAVID KINNEAR DONAtO J WEIN5TEIN ArVD tii-A-. 1 li.'.jheiti aruJ evti—d 'he-ve ;n the lion vrrant in help develop the I hil WHEREAS. ir>« Loc»l Pobdc Conlr»i;I» 1 rn otlrl r #| EXECUTOR peek inside nearly any liquor store and observe the long line control over these expenses. State ^T oxtVutise lUidget Jor 2fMvi-svv irvehnid- N S 0 11-t *| uq , r»qii,'oi "' 31 S'l^i" *' * fl * 0 on D«c«m- ATTORNEYS STEPHEN 5 WElNSTElN y f EXECUTORS - federal goseminent vi>s the vin.nls w jsifrrt p.xrt 011 "niiin t o .:" .s to i ^an- c:s r.o Utrr than Jan 1 * dim's \1useurrv of I entmi ! ITIC KATHLEEN 0 ".Vl5l«i£rtSKi i^MCiCMC MCDONOUCH. OAUMAH, TEEBAN. ~ ~ ATTORNEYS of customers at the cashier station. S1* 45-million acquisition ot the 1 V oC.I (or ci;o(»nionjl i»rvn;»i- f Towmtirp Clerk FLANAGAN * KAY KRAEMER.BURNS. MYTELKA LOVELL must proMjc scrsices like cntTv.al t.vij and IMainlidd Initul discussions indicate it will comp«l>lt.» 6.0» *no: thai th« corrttaet. UiJM9ECLD»c 31 2003 t$t«38) esa RiDOEwooo RD. »KULKA KATHLfcEN 0 WISNIEWS'l. 1 v ili»ll mu»( b« 4>aiUbl« lor tntpcciion, MAPLEWOOD, NJ 97040 T-Aii!.nip Clorh - ] Mv i'^J", DcmiKtats ?ud i;aiue\J a be a rcticr )car for the HM:U> '.hall a^re pspvssito I arn , in C l.uV alst> si.us NOW, THEREFORE. BE IT RESOLVED U973J ECL D«c 3t 2003 [»9 38) 67S MORRIS AVE The alcohol is what presents a problem tonight, because lustu-e s\stcm of the courts and u\ ^ ani/ l SPRINGFIELD. NJ 07081 U971B £CL J1 i SI.' v jnn\-»unced at tast scar's ,'tfwy * ~ by ln« To«n»hi^ Commit!** ol lh« To*n- U973* ECL DOL 31, 2gO3 (S9 7}) many people will be tempted u> drive home when they but '.ties ills c U^ TK> llionc'v to pas fv>r nai'Tii'v tin the n'ne-ivrjvtsei Jrec- ;o»)l | ast >car wa.v the toughest hoKJer K'jrd .mJ ru\«M pf.«»s to build sear" l>c\anne> said, .uidtnp thnt ihc lion inectint; shouldn't be anywhere near a steering wheel. They may be ihe scrsmrs set thes tell us what ue NEW EXPANDED STUDIO .do," .".. ." . a nesi juvcJiilc detention tjcilit\ »n %o""is hjs "tun>cd the corner]'in I he inisi fund, approved hv voterN infrequent drinkers, unaware of the effects of their impair-" i ipjjiht be surprised to k:-i-ss divw;i!i>wii Hi/aheth. whe-e the I'IOSC- terms v»t treatini; some tax siabili/a- in 20W, collcvt- i<>!5 per S|IHI ot Florida Seat Sale nicnt.-.Or~thcy-mighufecl-lheir-jnebnaUon4A-.luddc;u.h>,Jiic. ihuig->iJt-t^~Ai>Ci**;J- cover of darkness Or they simply may not care, although the cK,iiniijn ,it the JIIIIUJI rroruaiu/j- pio.e.t nkluded a paikii.j; g..:.iy.v and- plas, the Kurd will have a healthier a^t: v.WK. wnh ihe help of 2021, uticthcr or not <.<.Hituv "We cannot re-crcaic the N.K»m have looked at potential vif- lot a the state taking over the cost of the art increased Mattresses and Box Springs made on the Premises We urge all party-goers not to restrict their revelry, but to vcars 01 the 1*)SO\ wher. busines-, IK"-V !jci(it>, Summit v>if"ii,iaK threat- court ss.stcnj. the IrechoMcr K'jrd party sensibly. Go light on the alcohol. Sip a glass of water expanded, and hi>us»nj; salues I'IW: scceNvio'i ai the suu^cstion <•! sit- bs then dominated solels b) Democ- li"> a vifc bet thjt Vn^el [''vlrada. in Visit us at our website www.mattreKifac.com st>a.rcd." incoming Chairman Irank i-.i- t in their-C1IV. and the tounts pur- rats was able to keep the tax les-s his ad*Jre\s av 2lKW chaimiart on'Sun- St. Petersburg/Cleanvater Tired Of Your Mattross??? after each drink. Enjoy a mocktail. Take along a designated 4as. viill ctxint on (he trust furxj for si driver. Better yet, take a cab. But no matter what, celebrate I chr, one of five Republicans cm the ihj^cvl and later sold. prop that steads, and in vomc ycjis even reduce MonJThurs. Satirday. Jan 3 of 12:10 pm Time To Check Your Bed - Fulon* boird at the umc vaid back then i"ie :»*ic vsa>, pljnncvl ti1 house 4 new it vhj;hil> least se.ir W€t**sday Jammy 7 of 8:30 pm • l» th« cwef total, stored or tom? • Brama B*da "People ssere not afraid of losing dcsentuin center Hut not uiitjl 4 sui- Record surplus^ JKO allowed the • Does tht turfica lookuneven? • BunU* Board neighbors in danger of an alcohol-related auto accident. • Cu»lom Sitm* their jobs the way thes are todus. and ode .it trv; futihtv last spring dni it K"ujd to come up with initiatives like Ft. Lauderdale C Or by appointment We wish all our readers and advertisers a full, happy and Mark lfr>»n» c*n bt rr»chrd at • Do you hear creatong or crunches when you • Erscttic Bad* people had mote m*me> to spend " g.vi as much motvicnturru at least pub- the f-rceholder Scholars Pni^r.ini and tumour? •Spill DonSpring* mhrv«»« a •helocaHoif.rTr.com. Mon.med.IFri. V - Sol. Bod Mattr***** safe 2004: The more things change . IKIS as it has now municipal grant program* like from i S from 1:OO to SkOO pti • Art you fightsig your partner for jpaco? - CallTamta King Sttmm Starts 22 Dec2003 m « frowi 1rt» to 9SOO p - Whefl you rod over, does the bed wobble or • 10 from 1:OO to 4HM GARWOOD , 12 from 4cOO to «r3O p sway? • Does the box spring look uneven? 518 NORTH AVENUE FACTORY SHOWROOM "It is unreasonable what some assert, 'that printers LETTER TO THE EDITOR IAI NIUHH N i:i As;-,! f; ion >.i H CIIitLririE u in iii • Is your mattress or box spring more th»n eight . 90«-789-0140 i -ovgAt-not- to print- anything .buL. what, they^approve';_ airborne reconnaissance: toteovearscM? E.HANOVER ' J since if all of that business should make such a Homeland-security is our-heritage CAl conducts ^5~peiLC!-.T~orjn mlanVJ SCJILK jnd TtscueTrt" our NICOLE'S YOGA CENTER. LLC • Ml hard to *9«t comlotiabla* faHing itieep? ' 319ROOTE10EAST "', To the Eattor WAREHOUSE/SHOWROOM tasked b> the V S Air f-orce saving an aserajje of !0G ttve% f>er ye&t Our units 94 NORTH AVEMGARWOOD - (90g) 789-6426 • Do tba oaw bods you try (Mi mvcti bvtter? Toil Ff«* 87T-MATT-FAC resolution, and abide by it, and end would thereby be Thtf Civil Air I'atrol i% cclcbratin>; r>2 sears ,<\ solutnecr >cr\ice to Aincnca prpvide airborne imagcr> of cnticjl infro.stnict.urcs vuch as dams, pipeline*, Call for brochure or visit www.nicolesyogacenter.coni put to free writing, and the world would afterwards have Since Dec. I, 1941, s*hen the orginization s*.is jom^ed, (AC hj\ protected the bridges, povscr plants, -.capons jnd more NEW EXPANDED STUDIO OPtN MON FRI 10 6 • THURS. 108 -SAT. 10 5 • SUNDAY 12 5 OARWOOD ONLY nothing to read but what happened to be the opinions of home sVies In the early davs of World \Var II CAP performed .in'i-subrtwnnc Nei» JfTrsej has 2" units based throughout the stale We are looking for cadet printers. " pjtrols and was responsible for .vising couririe-s lisrs and merchant ships from and adult members «,bo want IO make a difference in their pcrsorul lives vvhile disaster Todav Civil Air Patrol, AS the I < V:r Force Au\iliars, is insohed m contributing to a strong An'-cnca For squadron locations, con;a*.t nve at 201-^68- - Benjamin FranJUin, printer, statesman J73J homeland sccunts vsuho\er 64.1HW trained so ameers. 1 "^> ojxrfatusodl units. jtJl.! or pa'j njvsg cap gos Vi.sit ihe Wrb site, svuw cap gos Mon^cljnd scvun- 530 aircraft and I, WM) vehicle* ------Sept. 11.2001 w. JS a tragic da> for Amenta C'Al* responded, vwth the rtrsf David Worrall aerial survey of the World Trade Center di^tsttfr Mlc and provided air . Major Lisa Van Chef, public affair* oiViccr Publisher Echor Leader f y New-Jersey Wing t-'tnl-Atr Patrol - Tom Canavan ofT Cape Kenncd> prior to the last shuttle and piovid<^i homeland *ecumv Auxiltars. of the United Slates Air Force 'Optometrist Piano Tuning & Repair Space Available Space Available Published Weekly Since 1929 Editor In Chief support dunng the Winter OI>mpi^s m Salt Lake Cit> Hying 534 hours of incorporating Springfield Leader and Mountainside Echo- M^rk Hrywn3 Make your Regional Editor CONTACT LENSES PuWshed By • Vince McGlone, O.D..P.C. Master Tuner & Technician \ Business WofTatt Communtty.N«wsp«per», inc. Brian Ped^j^en „. — Lie 5«« Ca^l 124 — . 20JtcBts 1291 Sluyvesant Avenue N Managing Editor TS ITREALJ-Y BENEFICIAL TO NEW JERSEY Union. N J. 07083 • RESIDENTS T^AT THE PARKWAY AND Fittings for mil leases Stom Aural Piano Tuning Pv More Visible * George S. Gannon post-surgicmt to disposable with Computer 900-686-7700 Marketing Director TURNPIKE AUTHORITIES HAVE MERGED? Family Bye Frf»»» ^^ Place an ad in HERE'S A CHANCE for ail readers to share their answer to ARENT THE APPOINTED EXECUTIVES STILL Accuracy Robert Pisaeno questions presented in this column. We will publish responses a this directory CWomll Community Ntwipapvra. Inc. BEING OVERPAID? 130 Main Street, 2nd Floor (973) 467-2211 s Howard Kupferman CALL 2003 All RfgWi R«s*fv»d ~\ ateS {^waor week later. Send comments or suggest another question to ||jlIbaia.NJ 07941 Fix: (973)467-1455 WHAT and WHY. P.O. Box 3109, Union. N.J. 07083 or e-mail to 908-903-0964 800-564-8911 John D'Actitno www.njcontadleratgs.tom 8OO-564-Q911 [email protected] Please include your town name. \ Circulation Director \ \ PAGE 8 — WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 31, 2003 SUMMIT OBSERVER - ECHO LEADER News Editor: JR Parachini Sports Numbers Can be reached in Phone: 973-763-0700 Arts Maplewood at 973-763-0700 SPORTS Fax: 973-763-2557 Entertainment Classified ion Real Estate Among the best Grapplers getting in gear Automotive for the bigger tournaments WORRALL COMMUNITY NEWSPAPERS WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 31, 2003 - SECTION B http://www.-ccalsource.com 29th Union County T. competition Feb. 6, 7 Catching This is the time oi season where wrestlers are JUM get- 11. L nion f>^ 5 Expansion of ting mtii shape 12. Linden 5r>5 M.in>. area gr.tpplers arc competing in holidav tourna- IX Plainfield '1 the wave ments :h's week, seeking to excel in tournament competi- -14. Rosclle Catholic 1.' A<. reported, a major (.hunk of tion lha; will prepare them for Uier in the season 15. Oratory Prep X center started the L'nion Countv Uemocranc "The first big tournament for local wrestlers will be the power strjcture joined the state 29th Annual I nion County Wrestling Tournament K'b h Champions. leadership in the earK endorse- B) Joshua /ait/ e*piind .ind we're doing that " and 7 ,n I nion High SCIKVI 103 - Danon Caldwell. R.ihway ment of Howard Dean as thctr Staff Writer rraiKide is located tn the Ihc I nion County Interscholastic Athletic Conference, 112 - f-.d McCray, Ralrwjy standard bearer. In the pa.st. vshite Constiuciion on the near!) S1* IHTI- Waichung Re^eiv.ition, a 2.'HM)-acre servmi: I n'.on County student-athletes for more tlun 50 11Q~ Steven Mineo. Scotih Plaids • the candidates trekkcd-in New hon addition to L'nion Cuunl>\ fi.nl- pre-.erve cont.iining forests, thtec years. :s srK>nsonng the 2'>th -\nnujl <\>unt\ \Srcstling 125 - Anun Queen, I-'lizaheth Hampshire. lo»va and South Car- side Nature and Science Center in p I he Jnhn Cilcnn. Mike Plans for the renovation ut lrail- u> help iitlset the ct>s( ot the Ir.ulsx.le <>g) o: the Uatchung Keser\aitun as 5pm Pre-prehminary and prcliminaiy 189 - Shane Majlory, New Providence DiA-ikih. and Joe Uidcn ctTorbT.sjw sidc have been in the works since eoifstnittton ( oilsituction is scheduled lo take exhihits on reptiles, featuring live ~> "•() p m QuartertinaN 215 - Shawn Coughlm. Ci<>v Livingston ,i lot ot" local Dems come up 2 p ;TI Ci>;isoljtion Preliminary IIWT - Matt I minus. Scotch Plain*. emptv 'stdl. a fund-raiser in near- I) ol1iL>-iK thai IIIL- f.icilH) needed No\ ember 2(H)i. /eJercndum ih.it Construction'-on the three-story repiiles-and birds The Natural History -Museum-is' facUitv will include on the lower Ic^el Most of Irailside's programs take Saiurdav. Feb. 7: bv lsse\ Count) ._ week bo I ore the .ldditttin.tl i_ LtssronriK tor sthiiu! established .1 !.i\ o! ^0 15 per S I *»> ut open dail) tiom I to 5 p m , April 10 A in V-mifmals and Consolation (Quarterfinals L nion County \Nrwtlinj; lournament History : |'W2 N-'ew Hampshire prmur> \.w gmups, scouts arid jJulis. a vanet) uf assessed value dcdiiJtcd to iipen -.ollcilion and storage units, rest- place outdoors field trips and iliniugh November and during winter 11 'iijiv, Consolation Semifinal*. Yc-u:. learn Champion and Outstanding Wrestlers ,I:'L'hunk ot l.hion Coufttj Dctru*c- exhibit areas, and ^uiequjte iiifia' spate, recreation .irul historic picser- ri'tirns. an audiovisual prep.ii-iUui) nature walks However. Sigimind said schiHil vacations I ho imiseum i*. open 2pm ( onsolatmn StnnfmaK. 'rd. 5th places 2003: Rovcllc Park Danon Cjldwcll, Rahwjy and r.it.^ raise moncv that helped stabi- space for staff and naturalists vatiiin purposes a 10a and studio, discover) ii\mi and once ttii: museum has additional class- weekends onK from December aiiraLtton area, on the main ievel a } 45 p m \w.irds Presentations I ce Toti-asso. \\ CM field lize ihe fallcnng L.unp.ntjn (>! J "We h,i\e a unique. ediK'.itioo.il The ^1 Miillioii trum the Open room sp,n_e ir.n'suJc's programs will through March. mulii-puipttse roiiui. i_i.issroiims. a 4 p r,i I-m.iK 2002: Roselle Pa.k Dan \ppc!l<>. Roselle Park and vi)unp Arkansas j;ove/tior named in '.he -Space I rust I uini was added to S» f> hv on'uncod indoors as well Ihe museum features exhibits Summit Hiqh School senior quarterback Rob Schroeder (No 15) was named co-Offen- kitLliciieite. aiklitional exhibit spate, a Limited programming is being including the inaniinals of the dreg Donofno. C ranford Clinton. Keverv..ituin fur sLhi>*'l- '.nilluiii m iapit.il funds alread) sive Player of the Year in Union County by The Star-Ledger along with teammate gitt shop, a reeopiioii area, rostrojiitis, PartiLip.iinij; teams include <. ranford. Urearlev, f IIAI- 2001; Roscllc P.irk Allay \ ij.w.inlc, Hre.irlvy ,i»d aged (.hildren," ^aid Department ot .ipprt)\eti lor (lie proietl otTered at the nluseuiii while coiistrut•- \\atchung Reservation, birds of the Dwayne Reid. Schroeder, who will attend Duke University on a lacrosse scholarship, and on tlie upper level three aikluton- beth. (n'Ncrnor 1 ivingston, Johnson, I widen. Sew Pro\t liarry Stein, I nion F'atkx and Recrc.jtion Director 1'h.irlcs I artningdate-based Hall llu\^ding tuin takos plate, he added Watchiing Reservation, the art of taxi- was also a Third Team All-State selection while Reid was a Second Team choice al classrooms, exhibit space, stalf dennv and fluorescent minerals The deuce. t)r.itor\ Ptep. Plamficld, Rahway. Rvisellc Catholic. 20O0: Roselle Park D.m Appello. Roselle Park and Left Siginund. explaining that IiaiKule (. oipor.ition. which teceued a "Ihe stall is trvmg to do the best l utikes, M extern), u-fracu and rost- museum also has a discovery room for Rost-lie P.ifk sL,,;Lh IM.nnv. I nion ai-.d N^estfield Inn Mari.intonio, ttov 1 ivingsUm currcntl) does n_n h.wc enough tlass- <-I, )Ss_.!00 niristrnction contract to they, can 'under ,ditlicult circum- « rootns. children, teatunng hands-on exhibits l<»9<>: RoselW Patk Cuig I rost. Roselle Paris, and \ Out rixnn space to ^lyannnindale .iil :he iiitupleie the expansion, hioke ground stances." said Signumd mtnesicd ehildrcii "We need lo I urietill). Irailside oilers pro- Ihe Irttilsitle \isitor center is open and live .animals during the summer If weather i-- ^uestiorublc. the n-jinbei :.' call vull be Ishmael Medley. Fli/aheth By Frank C-ipece on ihe pn'iecl about .i month ago Summit boys' basketball OOS.^41 - >(W) ot !oy on to Roscllep.ifkschi»olsorv: Click 1908: Roselle Park. 1'rjig 1 rost. Rosclle Park and grams sm.h as loicst ocolog\, the geol- dail\ from I lo ^ p.ni and conlain. months C.itchmj; the right i>n the hieh M.'H'V*! SWTIN'I .iml ihen thek on athletic Nik I ekete. Cranford wave can be heady stutl Clay announcements I9«7: Rosclle Park Hill Crecca. Roscllc Park ConsUintinou. an I ssc\ lavsyer. * fouled up against Rahway IW6: Rahwav Ion. W\sock\ Rahway caught the vsa\e by btt.nniint; a I Ins prestigious I nion t ounty Ivmrnanicnt is spunsored I9Q5: Rahway 1 nc Swick. Roselle Park Protests louder, more frequent in 2003 tcnactou.s fund-raiser foi ChnU'n b\ the I nion County lntcrM.hoI.isuv \thletic Conference I: t nion John Sachscl. New Providence He was later named ambassador to Hilltoppers sported 2-1 mark as of Monday under ;hc supervision and direction of f latik i ( icarcll. 93: Roselle Park Pat NkCaffcny. Roscllc P,irk Luxemburg There are no guaran- Rail, geese, center brought citizens out I \et-uti\c Oirector 1992: Wrs.field Paul Jordan. Westfu-ld tees Hus time Conttantmou is a Bv Joihuu /.ait/ lown aiu! f rio Railuav IIK and I nion liv lift AVollium i\ 1". vi He'd M'-'O Tcj-'istcu'd three steals The I CIAC wishes to thank the I nion Hoard of F-duw»- 1901: RoxMle Park. Willie Carpenter. Cranlord i!i.ijor fund-raiser for the fi'ii-fu; - .Staff'V. rin-r '( ouniv to re.Uti\alo the tail lines was >• .1 :!;-i i- -ebt'uiuis. :iuide inu" ot two tion. administration and start tor hosting this great 1900: Westf-eld Mauncio Rios. Kli/.ibcth campaign of Sen Johr. Kcrr, - w restlmg tournament Special thanks also to the entire tour- * Ihe more things changed in __ lati.ic.! in Mav ^i)(>2 R\M\\\> I .-..!' •\H:! -.ii^'ts u> make n *•<> L'nion County Dcnnvtau h »d .i 1 the more I nion Countv staved ibe for the ,.»st vear. resident-, in Kenil- I n.ii s nhi the ctMLhuii: st.iti -»IK5 p.l'.L' 111 .1 ti'Msoi.lMOl' J.'.TIK- .lllJIIlst lie then closed out the nament stall", especially Hill Parsons, I nion High School Four-time individual champion*: tnend in Washington dunnj! the same. worth, Roselle l'ark. Roselle. Summit tans >M ;hc Minium Hiiih V-hool N*\s We-'ttield Mi'i-.di\ ti\i;:M K.il)^,i\ was n.,iki[K a p.i:r <>' l.jvups Ihe Athletic Director aru! Ron Bipifly Christ- dents voicing their displeasuie ovifT tion u> the reactivation, which resi- • MiHioppcis' t»U4fa loss, to Railway, ir. . . ^-scuivUtUl ^auvc.agai;\>i>oi::h i'lain l hns C'otllon This tournament ha.\ alway s featured outstanding spor,s- 1996-1999: Craig Frost. Rosclle Park ma-s cards Ihc persv>n.il pictures retroactive pav raises anil the killing dents .md officials in those towns the first ivninJ of ihc John "Huuh" field However. R,ihw.»> respv^iuIeJ Uiih 'mafiship on "the part of fans:' coachesand wre^tlert'i rfs - '1949.2002:-Dan Appello. RoAeilc F4.k- .-,,.- . _ .. with forti'tcr President Clinton and 1 keep the 2004 tournament at a high le\ el of geese on counts property. Tncuin-' cTjim will'cause .r~dlsrupnnn-T.ru!" Kow.il Memorial Tournament .11 the The ti'uni.in\cnt N".^S -.vheduled to .1 ^ ti run to close out the quarter and Vice President Gore. Mill adorn a '..Ac ,1 I „'•! ! advantage Speci.il thanks' to Martirso Studtos fn>m keniKvorth fir I'C Coaches Award / Union County Coach of Year bents in Union Count), swept the 2<>O3 could also be a safety hazard "Ihe line } .ir! I! W'.i'.'.i- (•';, i'i".isi'.ni] _..•>! "sat:.— iot of office^ of the part) faithful K^-;d t;.id AH opp^nufntx • to put serving JS "I t'lAC Official Wrestling rounumciU Photog- 2003: I' Ralph "Pug" Williams award Stucber. Rahway General Election, winning legulativc will also iun through I in.len and ;!; id pl.iee and ^ lian'riv-j'ship c.t lie On the Other side of the politi- •s'..:r:ili! ahcavl Hist before the bu,ver rapher " Order lomis will be a\aibble \oi the piiichase oi 2002: Mike Torino. R Park and Dave Hello. S Plains and freeholder races Cr,inford. which did not toiii the suit \ bi.'.isfe e\en( h.ipptvied wiili ^ i'° I.'.nlu'i: f» 1 earh i>n. Re-J he';vd cal fence, Cranford law yet. and 1 ci-.vii'ij; the period, but t;is «.;i;ht-liiotcr photos 2001: Joe lospinoso, Brearfey and Glen Kur/. West- Incumbents Democrat* Deborah Ihe county cannot legally stop the •enwininc in the thud penov! ..hen "summit co oi! a '-0 '.-1 I' '..ike .1 f.id Republican. fund-raiser William tin the side the o\ the nm field and Dom DiGiocchmo, Cranford Scanlon. v\ho served as the ZiW Free- tram but it did >ign a operating agree- Minimi: HMV.O: loi'vv.ird I>w.iyne Reid o! ll-f. " Palatucci I* a member of an elite A .is Juried .viib .» roul t-u-n iSio I he huli.uis opened the Medal presentations include 2000: Carlos and Tony Garay, Rahwav and Bnan holder chairwoman; (tester Holmes ment allowing for the maximum \t:cr P'.!/:.!" ::"..nJv' .s sfse'.-l'iHMi'r fundrutsing group known as Pto- 1 and Atevander Mtrabella. defeated amount of control over the railroad. •lit-" oi'jHn.i ~u ^v~~le "M. ss" rm rcam i« fniVic in TIP 'mx"r«-f(--Wrti came HT* ,B«b Behre.:._TherSur,J.cii£cr.Quic_jbur.) car\ Mike l/Viuan ioiwa;d I)ai>l M.irtn drove ihc lett Mcrb Farrrtl: Former wrestling coach at Crinford, : John Ranieri.Sr'. R~ Part .Republican,—Green-P-Uty-,,.4UuL.ui-Ic--.. .couiii) oiii_;uJ____C4_j]icnd.._, J ,_._„ r_ u'.if; .1 ste.i!. Kit ^,'.s iotiisriion a l.iMip ago. Palatucc> organized cvuntk^s ^asc'ine lor 3 |J> up iwo-nme state champion and A judge for the Outstanding Plairts " , pendent Candidates lo retain their According to the freeholders, the jtu-mpi trips for major fund-raisers for Despite the nn\ up \vh.n i.inu- Srnth closed the deficit to Ml 1 on \\ testier award 1998: Roger Ca^H. PlainfteJd and Dave Bcllo. SP threc->car seats on the I.'nion Countv railroad will provide short-line sen ice then TexaA Gov, George W. Hush ne\t u.is even IIK'U' odd as Rod, who Summit a six-ftwn ;..-n.irt'i:r.il before Reid >:ot l_en Zjinovnicz: Former longtime wrestling coach at 1997: Steve Povalac. J P. Stevens and John Siheua. Board of Chosen Freeholders wuhin L'tHon C.Hinty Freight moved 'oil the Killtoppeis i.p to ih.it point 1 r It has made Palatucci a force in :!',e lead i'j.n b> t; abbing j. dc!ensi\e Scotth Plains and a judge for the Outstanding Wrestler Hh/abeth The only new face to gam a scat on along the lines must either originate in .vilh rune points, «,_•. foiled out of the Boys Basketball Republican natlonaLaflairs. rl nii ai'.J goinj; ctwst-i^co.iM on J th; county, or have a final destination la", (' \Ieniih,ini "* p . ' award, _1996: Jerrv Sachsel. Dayton Regior-al and fred Stueber. the Legislature was actually a familiar game wt'.h his tilth ILVUI, evtru thoujih fox J Sununii 15-J-i jd^.ir.Ujic Still, the Dean candidacy is m the county. Lit' ^ .It Pj'SiPp.ll'iN, \!ik*> Sorrrntino: Former wrestling coach at Scotch Rahw aj and Sam Appello. Roselle Park face to Union County residents, Free- 't appeared to he oriiv tns tourth Rahi.\a> rciMincii the lead at K'-15, unique in the role of presidential holder Nicholas Sctitart won the Sen- .Kw s 1 West { ssc-v. " Plains and Gov Ltv tngston and a judge for the Outstanding 1995: A! l.illcy, L'mon and Fred Stueber. Rahway Opi-n space acquisitions Shortly theie.it';,. r mmof »"r.U*r politics. The ne*t "Union County v but Dem. -.*ho finished with four • V\ rcstlcr award. 1994: Gerry Nisivocciu. Fluabeth and John Mineo. ate seal in District 22. after incumbent Onginally, the county had set a. Pholo By Rrrti. How Slbayin VyellinjiSon ^rttttK n=v i,cti uri hi* Unuth 1.1:1 Ir- .1! \\cL\n,ah;^ Meet Up" of the campaign is Jan 1 Sen, Joseph Suliga dropped out of the goal of acquiring 100 acres of open Demonstrators took to the sidewalks outside the county courthouse in Elizabeth in the "J.tr. . i'(l.i"n;tP.n - Dlek Matarante: former President of ??* New Jerse> Gtiv, Livmgiion _____ 7 ibul and had to sit (OT J Mi-etch .i!1 oMe:iM\e reN-iatid and scored on a - -at Springfield Public Library race on Sfipt, 2,b. citing atsrohol-rcbtlcd space-in 10 years Ihe countv Mir- _ fall, protesting conditions at the county's juvenile detention center following an inmate"s Ijn ^ 1 a! f'.irsippjr.s lh'^ W resiling Official Association and a judge for the Out- I»9J: l.en 7anowiC2. Scotch Plains and Fred Sfucber. With Summit's :»ii jopsjiHCN on pjtba^k to ^.ii-c the HiUtoppcrs .1 tejj, The Web site claims 161.2X6 sup- problems after an incident in an pa_.s,cd that goal in 2(Xn, seven years suicide in the spring. " "" " - Ij-i :" Dote-. " standing Wrestler award, Rahw a) 'he bench. .1 UT. .ithleiii. R.i:iwa\ porten. who joined the campaign Atlantic City casino where a woman earlier than it had anticipated. 1 Jerry Sachsel; Former Millburn wrestling Loach, seed- 1992: Hosu Payne. Kli/_abeth and Gary Brcmer. New squ.id took adv.wil.iv. J bv onsij: i>:j .if. Ma computer. Assemblywoman filed a harassment complaint jgjinst, Co . as well as $5 4O million in 2002 l'nion County hasbecn planning or museum in that location. This prompt- flowoer. RaH\*.i> answered the ing chairperson for this tournament and judge for the Out- Providence The county was able to acquire a N-X>. nil. • with less ;o.!i) three minute* Linda Slender, an cari> supporter, him. tor the 13-acre Fsposito Farm in studying the construction of a new ed the freeholders to instead place the bell once More a_s an S-(> n:it ^asc it a standing Wrestler award. 4991: Rtck Hrodman. Summit and Sam Appello. total of 104 acres of open space since remaining to ii.fc.i- _.~«»-2-i ie.ui- - - - Lacrosse registration talks about a Dean presidency Clark facility for the past decade. A site adja- children's museum near Liberty Hall Sam Appello: Former Rbsetlc Park w festltng roach and Railroad the Open Spate, flisi.irii: and Recre- which w»tt rcctaim the country for Juvenile detention center ,ccnt to tl1^ Gocthals Bridge in Kli-M- on Moms Avenue across from Kcan •——> -A tUjr-^u 111 RU t-* A.. iiuy-Dea J JJJIJ Jc-a_.i-n Summit Wed., Thursday Smith, who "led-Summit 14 former President of the Union County WreM.ing Coaches 1990: Mtlie Sorrentino. Scotch Plain* and Don Mao- Residents in^ five VnTon County ation Trust fund Uai approved by vcf-_*~ the struggling middle C Ihe louniv has not disclosed a Mte beth was purchased in I'Wij for a new I ni.ersity in 1,'nion. pairot lux throws JO bruii; it to 1<>-2d. 1 he Summit 1 .Krosse t •ilp will and seTen rcKHindsT™ma<3e'Tr JnliTaT^VcTtTrcTvnWitf^^ jo^wj^s^sye^djhc^cpuntv^Jo_stop the.re-.ic- crs nOMHj^ 1 In her cndorseu,i.-nt. "I nion ••of purchased 4nncl-Uvb«tld-a-new^juvtf-»™-<:enlcr'»hu<-cventuaUy—suJU-.,several Railway's Ja*on Johnson ilrmc into hold re£i->trjtiof. fot Us -.puni; rl-n*on tonnecte-i dj> from ~ 31 > Uf ^ '»0 p m 1(1 the Sutn- throws to bring the score to ;?r»-|s) at bc:h Public SchooK t988: Ernie Fim/jo. Rosellc Park and Gerr> ever, Union County Superior Court derovj Farm in Scotch Plains, lor S10 t:i|t Middle Sch.Hil I'oiwourM: Dean is a visionary who will bring Assignment Judge Hdward Beglin officials have said they are examining number of detainees housed at the ments to follow. on the e\wa shot :o push ;ns s-jjm's halflimc Frrd Stueber: Former Rahwav wrestling coach and Eluubeth million, and almost five acres on c.\ecuti\c experience to the-White ruled that the Mate's courts do not three undisclosed sues center to 34, which cost the county at Children's Museum of Central lead to 43-> 1'ic program is open to :til giris m Ra!nva> made it 27-19 earh in the former President of the Cmon County Wrestling Coaches- J987: Gar> Kchler. Wcstfield and Frrd Stucber, I Green Lane in l'nion at a cost of S3.4 House and a proven record -in have jurisdiction over the matter and Following the suiL*\d'; of an inmate least an additional SI I million this New Jersey plans to raise approxi- In the closing seiondv Oug.in and Suniitiit m KrjdcN ^ through s third penod on 3 fnw thru* b> for- 1986: Herb FarTcll and Gerry N.si\occia. Elizabeth million expanding health care to the previ- the ca>e belongs before the Surface last >pnng. the state's Juvenile Justice year a.s it sends detainees to other cen- mately SI2 mtlhon for the project to Rahwav's KIIIDNI John*on traded free Membership fees (or the sprmy wjrd Ogi Igbmosun before Reid Bill Parxoni: Director of Athletics for Union High 1985: Walter Shallcrois. Union ami Sam Appcilo, In three years, ihc county has ously uninsured improving chil- Transportation Ooard. a federal C'ommis_sion mandated that the county ters in neighboring counties. be completed. throws to bring the thud quarter to an 2(K)4 season are S-40 tor 2nd graders. scored his UM potnt> ot ;he contest SchvHit and codireciar and host for this prestigious tounut- Rosclle Park acquired four pieces, of property at a •enUai44-;" S"5 for *rd and 4th grades .tml S2(M> when he scored on a la>up i*H a pass dren's education inside and out- agency that ovep-ccs railroads total cost of slightly more than $26.3 build a new juvenile detention center Elizabeth-based United Youth Construction projects tncni ~ 19*4:1 Ralph Williams. Rosellc Park and Charles Fcr- Mdc of the classroom " (or 5th thsouuh Mh graders r facility to replace the current George Council, a youth activist group, t\ 1 he county began several construc- Despite luilsnit'm; Rahwav • i'J-1"' from DujUn Gar> Ketalfr: Former Athfetic Director and coach at rara. Cranford The reactivation of the rail lines million Rahw ay Mayor James W,Hcrhch Juvenile Detention Center, looking into taking possible legal tion projects in 2003, including reno- in the fouiih qu.iMcr it wasn't enough Ihc oiub oti'er. tree rcgtstrjtion to Martin ihen made three-of-four Wcstfield and a judge for the Outstanding Wrestler award would bring trains through seven The county spent S7 5 million to Kennedy remains a key supporter located on the seventh floor of the action against the county. vation of the Union County Adminis- (or ihe Hi'ltoppers .j-, Summit )(>M b* anvone ulii> requests tinjfiiiu! J->sis free ibrpws to bnng ihc score to M)-21 Sloe Ponolac: Former J.P. Stevens wrestling coach. With the seeding meeting *cf for Feb 5. the 14 reported municipalities in Union County, acquire 63 acres in Summit in 2001 of Kerry Mayorc Chris flollwage parking garage adjacent to the county In September, the group threatened trative Building in Hlfzabeth. a new 15. tanet. no ijuestmns asked. before the mishap at the stonnj; table New Jersey state champion, great supporter of USA weight classes include. 105. |14. 121, 127. 132. 137, 142. The agreement between Morm- from New Jcr\e> -American Water of Hlizabeth and Albert complex in Eli/abetfl. - to begin civil disobedience — includ- police headquarters in Westficld, tin Wrestling and a judge for the Outstanding "W'resMc award. 147. 154. 162. 173, 191. 217 and 277 MeWilhams of Plainfiejd are Mill ing sit downs and blocking streets. expansion at the county's Vocational- Rick Harper: Former Elizabeth wrestling coach, mem- Dayton girls' hoops team off to fine start uncommitted. The state's senior However those actions were stopped Technical School in Scotch Plains and ber of the Advisory Planning Committee and author of sou- Format of Tournament: 1 senator. Jon Comnc. while after meeting with county officials. an addition to the Trailside Nature and I he Da\fiin (iirls' Bo-'-kethall (can continued the month NJ>-.liwiec added _s:-\cn points venir program- ~* Form of WrejtJeback: 1st- and 2nd-place winner, acknowledging the front-runner fhe council and county representa- Science Museum in Mountainside. -•of-Deremtw-wtfh aa )inprej.\»\e-l-l- rt-^oid-aiul-were-uuti. Harry frtxxm: Veteran sjjortvATiter for the Bridgewater will have four matches, white all other place winners could status said last week about Dean, tives were able to compromise five The S1.5-million renovation proj- point a»,i\ trom a perfect 4-0 ^tari Senior point j;ujfd Sara Slctnnun. who i*a_i held scorc- Counef Ne*i ajid great advocate of the sport of wrestling. KavV 5~toT5Tn»icHci7 ~w TiKVn"oddriion4TriiatcV'(7) I fthey "Some wili be conccrned^bout his" —demands-concerning-the-detention- cct at the Administrative Building will, The Bulldogs were defeated b\ (ir:vup 4 contender Lin- iess h> I indeu. netted t'l points and dude five 3-pointcri i%> Brian Lutlani: Urcarlcy wrestling coach and President draw a prc-prcliminary match attitude, which is not fleshed out center. The demands included the add two handicapped public bath- den 41-30 in o\enime Sunda> in the semifinal round of the lead U.i> ton pa,st CanaiMe, New ^'ork 51 '•35 in a firvt-round of I nion County Wrestling Coaches Association. • A loss in the prc-prehminary round (the out bracket) completely, about laying down ini- shutting down of the facility and send- rooms on the first floor, where there Fliz;ibell) rournament pjnir ihc da> after Christinas /*iv«xk» chipped in vnJh 12 James Sbriner: Roscllc Park Athletic Director and will eliminate a contestant from further competition. tiatives on re-regutating the econo- ing juveniles elsewhere, the termina- currently are no public bathrooms; a Da>ton was scheduled :o ta e J]-1 I;h/.ibeth squad points and five rcboundv ihrec-timc Union County Tournament champion. • A wrestler who loses in the preliminary round will t my." tion of the director of the detention delivery entrance /C«rio* Garav: Former great Rahway wrestling be eligible for the consolations if hi* opponent make* it to I still like the scenario that the center, developing a strict health and building; an enlarged front entrance- Standout junior guard C'nst:n /avocki paced Da\ton field 30-17 and Rosclle Park 3.S-1S champions, state place-winners and contributors at Rahway the semifinal round. Democratic primaries leave at safety policy, developing a plan that way, which will be pulled out approx- -witha 19 poinL effort that included five 3-potnt field gculs. Jhe Bulldogs arc coming off an KS-5 season in which and Union County for many years- • All matches in the consolatioru1(wre*tleback.») will be least two major candidates stand- will include education, motivation, imately 10 feet where a heated area against I mden. which outscored the Hulldogs b> a 14-3 they lost three regular seaion game>. and pne each in the "Jack Adri«BNt«:"Fo«n«"Dayton"v*TCSilmg coach and a - 2 nimute*r_i mtnutcs^ 2 minutes. (New rule- to be applied. > ing, with New" Je«ey deciding the __ recreation and _ self-esteem activities _ will be_created_with automatic doors. maxmn in the extra session county and state tournaments * judge for the Outsta-niing Wrestler award • Team scoring will continue throughout the w;re*tlc- nominee in June. Talk about being for youths; and the establishing of a The county's new police headquar- back. J a real king maker. juvenile center citizens advisory board ters is scheduled to be completed by HcreValbo* it'Hie'SKO Umori~C&ffiy ftf(im*m?Ta: r wtH betotheoth-ptacc. -— — Mountainside's Collins in lacrosse league __xhai uitlude_s_>Duth_represcnuij_t/t5..^ _netj_fall ^ prevail. Union County Democrats Children's museum t. Roselle Park 257 Awards: The three-story building on North l-omicr Georcetown men'i lacrosse plaven. F'at Collins During his career at Georgetown, he also had seven goals will be sitting pretty at the Demo- In June, the freeholders approved Avenue East will be the new'bome of 1 2. Scotch Plains 220.5. Teams: 1st place. 2nd place. of MountJinsids and Kyle Sweeney were selected in the and mne assists cratic convention ihc last week of the funding of S1 million for the plan- the Union County Police Department, 3. Rahway 192. Individual: Medals for 1st place, 2nd place and 3rd 20<" National Lacrosse League Fntry Draft, which kmk Both players were named ECAC Defensive Player of July in Boston, That still leaves ning and development of the Chil- the Union County Division .of Emer- 4. Weslfidd M2. place - - - - place in Toronto. Ontario, Canada Oct 25. the Week twice during the 2003 season. open, of course, the Genera] Elec- dren's Museum of Central Jersey's gency Management and the prosecu- 5. New Providence U°5. Ribbons for 4th place, 5th place and 6th place. Collins..»as_selected Jith.in _the fifth roundsbj_the__ Georgetown s men's lacrosse team will kick off its 2004 tion where recent polls put the physical structure and exhibits. tor's forensics laboratory. The 51.209- Philadelphia Wings, 51st o\erail, and Sweeney was select- season at home on FebT28 against"Kfar>Tarid:~' popularity of .President Bu& it 61 The money will be provided over square-foot facility* will include on- 7. Gov. Livingston 8°. T. Ralph "Pnf** MtllUami: Contribution "to Union ed 10th in the eighth round. 8^rd 3nd last overall, also by The National Lacrosse League officially began its 18th percent, the highest in the third "mbttthsTcomirtg from" lheJcounty*s 8. Cranford 84. County Wrestling. "sitc parking fort6°cars~and22-etner~ the Wings season of pUy last Friday when the Aniona Sung made year since Jimmy Carter. But the 9. Elizabeth 83 J. Others include: Open Space, Recreation and Historic gency vehicle*. Both players graduated GeorgeUm-rt in 2003. ~ >. their league debut by hosting the Vancouver Ravens inside analogy about shifting sands is for Preservation Trust fund 10. Johnson 75- Union County Coach of the Ytar and Most Plat. The S13.5*mi!iion project caj.» for Collins, who starred in high school at Dc'.banon, was a the new Gletidale Arena- another day. The 13-acre Esposito Farm in the demolition of the existing build- - dominant Hoya defenseman and a leader of the top defense More information on Hoya lacrosse may be obtained by Applications available to umpire baseball and softball Clark had been consdercd for theing, as well as overall site improve- in Hoya lacrosse history His career stau are I I\J ground \isiting the following website: wwur.guhoyas.com. A residept «f Cra'nford, Construction of Union County's memorial to local victims of Ihe Sept 11 terrorist attacks nonprofit organization's museum. ments such as new lighting, landscap- balls and three assists \ \ More information about the NLL Draft may be obtained Applications are now being accepted for candidates dictates may obtain an application\by sending a self Prank Capec* b aa attorney. was completed with a dedication ceremony in September. \ However, Clark residents voiced theit; ing, decorative fencing and paving. S\\eene> was a captain for th,e 2003 season and holds by visiting the following website: hrcp; 'www.nH.com'am- wishing to beconjc baseball'softball umpires ia the New *ddirss*d-s»mj>ed envelope to; David R. Klein, 37 Bryant opposition to the construction of the See 2003, Page B2 the Georgetown career record for grourtdballs wuh 220. cie 969.$html. Jersey State Baseball Umjutres Association, interested can- A^-e- Bloomfield, N.J. 07003. Classes begin Feb. 4. \ ^ \ .- \ WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 31. 2003 — PAGE B3 PAGE B2 - WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 31. 2003 VVORRALL NEWSPAPERS COUNTY NEWS pac-ics, or a national chain store 2003: wood. 438 North \ve . Ciarwood. on Counselors association I here are no income or asset him- March 12 at 7 p m ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT ijiior.s to qualif) for the count) \ pro- selling '04 books Due to the overwhelming interest The year HIR gram However, residents who are cur- I ho \ mon Couniv School Coun- in ihis annual event, the I nion C oun- refill) enrolled in state-funded pre- selors WocianonV. selling Fntertam- tv Commission on the Status of mcni 'i>4 Bonks to fund "\\c Care"' scription coverage programs m.iv Images show the best of arts in 2003 Women is encouraging all nomina- in review Women is enc alrcad) h.ue maximum discounts on awards granted to chosen ^!gh school nitted as SOPH -IS 1 1 (Continued.•from Page Li I) tions to be surv their prescriptions B> Bill \.mSant " to cultivate the next generation of l^ " *''d classics to new worKs. nuisu u> theatei lo dance — the ans students in I nion Couni> ble \sMici,ttf (ditiir artists ~ from the amateurs to the pros, tmrn cantmued tu thrive against the I he new, buiidiny will include a >.OOO- The enrollment form must be Students who have nude signifi- lo submit a nommaJion. send a •.qudrejotit communication^ center, returned with documentation that li ITI.I\ iv ["L-VVI! t ',' ,i-v i>!d j of ties and in helping others in need are suiemei" about the woman, highlight- ill'-- sh,,i« n-.js! i;n oil ' county use. and child inspection ba>s, applicants drivers heerve or a utiht) ,.v m i chosen hv guidance counselors ing her accomplishment in a particular and will bt' linked via computer to (he throughout the counts to receive these bi'l retU'ctmi: a t nion Count) resi- mam count\ building operations ten- vategor) to Joan Abitanic. ^22 Diet/ rouruii'i^ trie wjr -n [-.u\ ,:nJ t iov monelarv awards in recognition ot dence, and, it handicapped and under ter at the Union Couim Courthouse St. Ros'elle. O72OV Limes 1 Mi(uo.vt-\\ inl.it:ious cut their good deeds age ^ dcCurTc-ntation reflecting dis- For more information, call Ahi;a:ite io the -;.i:e s ,,nN K,,;.JL-; .,rvitli some- million from the counts Open Space. counts for fine dining, casual dining, seven to in business days after the wh.i: diminish.".,. .u.duTnes .n>d dras- Recreation and Historic Preservation special attractions, hotels, airlines, Tax volunteers sought application is received and approved RSN V and AARP both are recruit- ticail* ,! .,i (.,'!,1i1gd,.i;Jrs - I rust Fund for the expansion of the movie-.. dr> cleaning, and car washes Or-|v a Mnelecard Is needed if both I raitside Nature and Science Center in ing seniors, •><; .md older to voluinecr H.'.ve'-er the .uts t,.rii>nued to to name a tew Book-, are available husband .\r.<\ wile meet the eligibihtv to help prepare lax returns for the eld- r^in.1111 il-ive and .v--,| m the si.ee. as Mountainside covering the northern. tx*ntrai. and recjum-men'.s [U-th names will be list- erlv, frail, low-income and disabled evider ^cA n\ i)^- ;-l-.iiii,'r.iphs .>n these Earlier this month freeholder southern sections of Nev\ Jcrsev at ed tvr uist one enrollment tec uti/en^ ol I nion Count) p.uvs approved a nearh S5-milhon contract costs ot S2(» and S3t) \tvcuding ui the : •I'"1 ih,i«s i.i iviii'e -Acloolv in 1-armingdale-based Hall Building To obtain books, call Carmine sus. ot I '»on ( iHjntvs 52^.541 rcsi- various sites vvithin I mon Count) ,\ h.)A .-u the ;n\'.i-e- .i»_the vear, (. orpuijiion to complete the three- Vcncs>. pres.denl of LCSCA. .it lMS- . der.is. ir.'^<>. or 22(i percent, are -pccwl tax law training session will be j'rrp-ts T.IO i'1'- I~''.M main sior\ addition, which will mctease the 233-IOS(> .tge ^5 atkl older museum's total floor area b> more ottered tree at Communitv \ccss *• t nhmued tor the volunteer tax coun- Volunteers sought \n .'[':• l".e Inc!1' •-•his u! ;he alts in than P.NOO square feet, bringing the Dean Meetup Jan. 7 l.iolit-v N total square fooiaue to selors in earlv Januarv Ihe >Wt \ ol \ jstcrn Cmon ''•e I i i.--i ( O'I-MV i-i' i .verr the ( r.in- I'nion Count\ tor Howard De,m "•s."P, adding classrooms, inhibit During IleC'.-mber and J.mu.irv. ( ountv. ll'l 1 'ervev V . I ll/abcth. ;.' A ln.in.iti> I 'u;i s "tt-e I).rincr has announced that its next rcgiilarK space and storage areas men and women volunieers receive is seeVirg vn'u^tecr* If you .ire inter- F'.IMN ' '.vrv:i ,- ir, ..iM,,-, Mcsih.-j ot scheduled I nion Countv Meetup will I nloieseen electrical problems Ux training. duccied_bv I S Internal ested 1:1 v.i'ijtueojrig. call lsnn at ( r.mtoid 'he 'Hi: IV-ir\ \iv.ird tur be Jan ~> ut Spnnjttleld Public I ibrarv, Jela>ed the completion d.ife toi the Revenue Service and New JCTSC> lax (k'si Sv: Desi/M i p.nr i>; tirl'lur.: pin <><> Mountain -Vc . Springfield, from ~ c\p,in by Nuky 'silver ,ir.d { niily M.inn's I ebru.ir\ Ihc I Iiion Couniy Bi*ard of t"hv*- registration, outreach activities, arul \pnt tax ^eastin "II.IMIIJ; < )i;- Vr. .vhtjh K'th opened Ihe (i'J.(M)O-squarc-toot, s I-} mil- s.-n I reeholtk-rs inMies non-profit the latest information regarding the For more ipfonn.ilion. call Sal .ind closed ihr seasoji. ticiommj: the lion expansion will allow me vuca campaign I here will also be a discus- cn-ups tii !'u;IU iilter m p.irks and plav- nonal-technical hiyh school to make rh..n> B< n*rl> | .'W50 or the s'.ieels bv participating in the I healer ProJ^^t m the sanu year, some ^P^P^^^^^™^^~^^ ^ ™—• _- w—w-mw- — — ..... eration Dean" Whether to toluntoet Jim Walsh .illJ0S-;7. nurse's police headquarters l Steve at and work done throughout the county earned the 2003 Perry Award for Best Set Design in September. April/May and again in November. Middlebcrg at <•>'> *•'»! 2-4"*(»> ( urther groups ol Id or mi.re volunteers who office, administration office, .md tii- Kills ,iil much .'! the fish populate!, \ sta'tili-ss-sterl pl.ii] ie inscribed information van be tound on the Web Discount prescription .ire .v.liini: !o cle-in up urgctcd Lnuin ness center and £>«i. which ".ill serve 1 !'c added nitrates .n tlv \> ater wiif- the i a-res oi all I :>n>r-, ( ountv at hup de.»rCtKM ircrtup a'Hi drug program available C i-^'i:x parks ^re.it'is and roadways .is multipurpose room lor lheatrK.il 'OiKiie '.he w.itei iju.ilnv and i)ua!ilv i>t mi:i!i^ is .tli^VL-d to the granite pent.i- I nion ("ountv residents v\ho are worker's State construction luruK provided Nominations sought for llelnie opnni; I-ir the elimii'.ilion Were is .IIM> ,i libenv K'rLh. hon- fied disabled residents ot an* age w;ll I he I rno:i County mini-graiilv will be 1 l) 111 percent ot the funding approxi .'I ihe "'OO L-OL-^I.- LdUlltV I'iiU .1.- >'( n. :!\>^r los: im 1 lii'ht * Women of Excellence be eligit^'c tor discounted pjescnptior. based .m ire number ot volunteer's, niateK •>? 6 million, with the remain- planned thev !).id tued seveiai ••plu'si-. 1 l"e ".e:nuiial w.ts .!es:j;:ied bv Ihe I P.ion Count) Hoard ot Cho- drugs under a program announced bv w-ih if.c grants ranging trom SI00 for der, approximate!) SS» 4 million, com to control the annuls, including; K>r W.ils I'alrvlo of [he I !i!.:n Countv ^en freeholders and the Commission the I mon Count) Board iif t hoscn the s':ul!evi group to S^IHI Vir j group • ni; trom the couiit) vler nWlies ,u)d ::inli>n/,.*d ^IJ'.S u* i)iv v on o' 1 ngineenni; wrh she ton on the Status of Women are accepting Krecholdcrv cii -it' or more vo'untecfi 1 nominations for the 12th annual •.la'i- 1'ie .i.ovi. i-v.vv, ',>.! • c .ii'.- tl-jV,, .i;>pi i>vcd bv the ': CL hi-ld.'r Discounts L.in ranue tiom 2i» per- I mon Counts rcvovcd nearly last Juh, residents were outraged % N'jrd and :! .e "septeii'K:: ii Memon.il Women uf I vcellcncc Awards cent to *>n percent jieptndinj: o;i the S^S.IMKI ID stj'vi- ;u:\ds generated by b\ the vva> the gcoe were "removed" iu'i--— the Public \t!\ sor> t I'mwili.v which Ihc commission is looking, tor out- prescription's cl.issificatuin as eit.'iei a the (lean (. on.mur-ifies Act and is from four count) park.s Ihe comm l.ikes and :he ve.g •>! ills." u!i HKk.ded appii'xifr.-teiv ,i .'. /."i ci!i- standing women nominees of I nion brand nw\c dulg of tts getu':>v equn- nuking these |tii-d> avjj'.ible to com- contracted with a compain that used a riiin-inxji v Ivnu .iU .•tTis apptiintet! bv 'ILIMT-. <>' towns I ountv who \v\\c distinguished them- aicni munity groups that volunteer their uassing method to suffocate the am- Sept. 11 memorial M!IH were atleitcd bv ;he Sept II selves 1:1 one or more of the following AddHcalih Inc . a C hnion bjscd time and energy mab. I wo \,\its alter (he ter'orisi attacks attacks ^ategones -\Hs and Humanities, Busi- compjii) specializing m healthcare To request a mini grant application Although I nion Count) had a per- o! Sept 11. 2IM)1. I rro!>( o.mlv dedt RctiM-pa) ness. F.ntrcprcncur, Communitv Set- saving programs will administer the for mo:c information aK>u! the Clean mit allow;np the killme uf 2.~(>0 gc-ese cated its memorial 1IOMOII"I: the vic- ple.is trom their con- vtcc. Iducation. Govemnveni. law. plan Io sign up, all it will take is one Communities t'mgram, contact the who habitat count) parks, unlv "IK> tims stituents not io approve retroactive I aw Fnfpriemeni. Medicine Health call io Addheahh's toll-tree number, I mon County Hureati of F.nMrunrncn- geese vvere removed Cite, atid or Women's Ad\ocac> Ihe coum> lo>"., ou, men *nd. paj'^ raiM.*bv !,he; Tteeholder hoard 1-S00-IJL1-&S46- ,(al Si;?viccs, } N'ofifK\\c_ East; sec- The iwo"-da\ goose' control effort v\omen on Sept 11, both at the World approved pav hikes tor department Ihc women selected trom ihc nom- Residents will have the abihtj to ond floor, vScstfield. 07<>sH>. or call took place on Jul> 1 and 2 at Echo Trade Center and on Flight <>3. which heads, COoMHutional officers, Ihe inees will be honored at The West- fill their prescriptions at I ake Park in Mountainside. Nomahe- crashed in Pennsv h .inia after p.isscn- county manager and thcnselves at a gan Park in Crantord, Rahwav Rner gers stormed the cockpit of the December Nurd meeting Park and Warmanco Park m Roseile htiackjd airplane \ » ""* percent in^ie-ise tot the Ihe gerse were leingreiiating m Ihe memofi.il wlucfi reside* a: ln-eJioldor tvald i:.ade them ;he filth large numbers throughout the cinjim 's t'vho I ake Park is in ihe sh.ipc o: the Jnghest-paid.co'jin\ govemmj: K>d> in parks The parks were providing uecse mhnitv •.unhi'i, .i tijTute-eiirht .>n its ;he s:,orrrcnrf^ o( short mowed grass tv>-end .lnd ^(1 feet at Us widest p^imts VAC counn manager rfce^ed thf l 1 ' - \HMBrmllMr :•< Count) officials nuitiMitu'd that I ho designs lor the n uvisi"iei>t iiuor- highest pa\ incre.iM. at b [H-vctit. with the geese were a health prublciu Due porate tw(< be.itns trom the ongin.il other department directors rceenmj; to the geese's fast digestive -.wcm. World Irade Center, which the eoumv pjv hikes .liivvUicrc tv.*:ween 2 {X'fcent their fecal material w.is spread acquired tiom New V'tk ( itv m Scp- and 5 > pc.'icnt throughout the count) ".<. patks tcirsK-r 2iH>2 Ihe beams, measuntn; .\ J-peitCni p.iv raise was giver, ti> The fecal material washes into ihe seven feet and weighing more than il>e four Hoald ni Illations cotnmi*- watcrxvaxs when it rams Whenever I i>0<> pounds, ate featured prominent sumets and the three won>tnir.".-njl OPENING recil chloroform is added to a water- I) in '^ic tiieMional. vvithin ,s pcntajion- olJicors. including the vountv shcitT, wyv.it can Cause pioblcms It adds ^haped W'A area, whi.-h pays !nr»»te touniv clfffk and county surmgaie mtrutes to the wafer which creates to 'he .i".Kk on the IVnUL-on m Wash- All raises are rcirnji.tive to Jan 2. additional algae, which reduces the dissolved oxAgen in the water, which Turning in a breathtaking performance as Eliza Doolittle The Coffee With Conscience Concert Series in Westfield and Springfield expanded into Summit in 2003 making it a tn in George Bernard Shaw's 'Pygmalion" at the New Jer- County awarded housing grant town series benentirig IdcarcharitresrArnong me 2003-entertainervwere. at left.- Valene Vigoda^of ^f/^k-^J" sey Shakespeare Theater was Victoria Mack, joined by Paul Niebanck as Henry Higgins in the September pro- t— --WHir- nroovfit ily jnJMne agd. a\ right, from left, Mindy Simmons andI Jay Mankita.joining series producer Ahrre Maros of West wkf ~r"-£ W-*—< +~- • Infill .»•• ft ill -t,i |lh»vwTnyri"'>FH»M' « i *^i .^r "I |.III,» I n« • v^-wiT^tSinli » • jssi-.t fa:r.i!if, w.th ch:!d:e:i through '.it"!1) h.wiw-s .m.l (..inilo units for indiv iduaK and find affordable housing and services families will also he nude .svaibble thanks to the grant Fine Pipes & "The demand lor subsidized housing increases ea. h Ihe gran; mone\ w;!l be distributed to the following vcar," said f-'reeholder <"hairvt,oman Deborah Scanlo'i agencies and organisations Housing Authority of the C»\ "With this grant we will be able to provide transitional of Mi/abeth. ^f.2l'>,h^0 Communit\ \ccevs rnhtnjted. Loose Tobacco housfng for persons moving from homeJessness " Stll. Sew Jcrsc) Housmv; and Mongagc ttnjnce Imported Premium Handmade Cigars applied for the competitive grant, vvtth application -\gencv. 5>I2I.1^X, tnieffjflh I ounui tor the Homeless of received from throughout the count) This \ car's grant is I'nion Count), liv . S?^S.s*.K. > MCA of Tavieni I'mon the second largest won b> the count) Count). SSt~.<'32, and YWC \ ot I astcm I nion Count). •^ Cigar Accessories, "With the national ccononn struggling, H is so impor- tant to take advantage of any program" that brings federal '" Thss finjueul *».s!U.vLim:c will help thox: in need in sev- funds to the county." added Seanlon eral wa)s." viid fMrada Smokers Candles, Incense "Finding the monc\ to fund important pioject% such as ""Not unN will housing be provided, but alvo job tram- these is alwa)s difficult," said Krccholdct \'ice Chairman ing, health care, mental health counseling, substance abuse Angel Estrada. "But due u> the hard-^orkmg mdtvMiiiak to— Cigarettes Priced Among the celebrity faces to grace the stage of the Union County Arts Center irt Rahway DISCOVER ST. AGNES SCHOOL (PreK 8) at State Minimum in 2003 were from left, actor Jack Ktugman in 'On Golden Pond" last February, singer :!1 : Dionne Warwick in October, and Lily Tomlin in her one-woman show, "An Evening of "A Wonderful Place To Bel" Classic Lily, Tomlin' in November. m>ffir * & EUNDl£_._ S„ _ AVAJU^L._ . E - Miildlc Stall's iccri'ilifiul - Prc-K Ji>r .1 & 4 )i-ur Olds - In/1 Day hiiitlcr»aiiiii - (iiiiipurcr Tech Classes APPRECIATION DISCOUNT - I nii'i»n l.iin»uu»i' A-.V - \ftir School Cure UCAC announces winter lineup - I lot Lunch Pnujram ro^nun I (ATTENTION: Parents of Prospective Students!) 10% Discount to All Armed Services, The Union County Arts Center Rogerv All tickets are S5. clettcs. Tickets arc S40. S35 and itTRahway~has ;p Other events include ter/Spnng 2003-04 75th Anniver- blc feature. "My Favontc Wife" Paper Mill- The State Theater of New Jersey delivered a productoon of Lemer and Luther King Jr.." Feb. 22; a Gospe! Policemen, Firefighters & EMT's sary season. For information, call and "Citizen Kane." All tickets arc OPEN HOUSE! LoeweVCametol' in April that was fit for a Woo Bringing to Me ttie roles of K.ng Arthur FeM, Feb. 28; The Biaclt Brother* 732-499-8226 or visit the Web site S5 and the Aoife Clancy Band. March Tuesday, January 27 (9:30 am - 11:00 am) and Guenevere were Brent Barrett and Paper Mill regular Glory Crampton.; at www ucac org. • Jan 25. 2.30 p m Silent film. 20: Duck Soup Magic Show, March • Jan. 17, 4 to 8 p.m.: Diamond "M> Best Girl" with Mary Pickford St. Agnes School Special Orders & Shipping Available 21. "Sophisticated Ladies: The Bill VanSant, Editor | Editorial deadlines Jubilee Cocktail Party with special sotfi live theater organ accompani- BEGLSTRATION (New ^udents) -MuV10 P_tlDuke F-Jlington," March _ ~ <©**n»lBC-2SXQ M Right* Reserved guest Uncle Floyd-AlMkkeu are- . mcnLAIl tickets arc 55 Thurs.. January 29 (9:00 am - 11:00 am) & (1:00 pm - 2:66 piSi) 17 W. Westfield Ave.(Rt. 28) Roseile Park Follow uig-M 26; The Amazing" Kreskui. March" \ Organizations submitting releases to the entertainment S25. . • Feb 20. 8 p m.VMy Way: "A dub and sochl - TTwradty 27; the Westfield Symphony Fri.. January 30 (9:00 am - 11:00 am) • Jaa 23. 8 p.m.: Movie, RKO MUMOII Jnbute to Frank Sinatra." section can mail-copy" to 463 Valley Street, P.O. Box 158. noon. Orchestra, April 17; "An Evening 908-241-1140 tribute. "King Kong" with Fay All tickets arc 55. Parents' I cuni more about our school Maptewood. NJ'07040 EntcrtAinmcni - Friday uoon. With Joy Behar," April 24; a Cinco Saint Auncs School Wray. All tickets are S5. • Feb. 21. 8 p.m.: Richard tit tm inforinul reception until Oar /'*/»/. /'IIHII/I/HI/ Open Daily Call For Hours Spoits - Monday nooo. de Mayo celebration. May 8; and • Jan. 24. 7:30 p.m.: Matinee NaderV Doo Wop Reunion Tour Letters; to the Editor - Monday 9 *.m. several silent and "talky" movie Jan. Sfh at ~:00/>/w. A subscription in your npwsp3pcr keeps your college student close to home- Movie. RKO tribute, "Swing Time" with Lou Chnitic, Emit Stucchio Genera] - Monday 5 presentations. \ hh us at \\\\NSt:iuiH's\ehool.cnm 732-381-0850 town activines. Call 908*686-7753 for a special college rale. \ with Fred Astairc and Ginger and The Classics, and The Chi-

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i £ 3 4 7 8 It 12 13 1 Italian basso 9 -.6 Region m — 10 Small amount H 14 Acrylic fiber —•• What s Goin 17 15 Ointment I I ?O §^H?i I 16 Architect Saarinen 22 FLEA MARKET OTHER 17 Line one of theme I \V »,.> . I . , 1 >'l .- 1 , .1' ! •It!.', '"f • '( • ., _. ,, ; • ; ( -l! i\ I.U.'JII'TI-. li i* 2S Hamhsch hit •M aiH aM^rn— — ' ••• SUNDAY THURSDAY 21 Wrathful January 4th, 2004 January 15th, 2004 n-i-.ii .- i . -•- •!-' O"*> -t. : MH 1 EVENT; ACAP Open House Cele0r.it/n3 ,i v . : • I -'<. < < wf!» ••' ' ' '• n 2S „_••I 29 29 3•0 13HB1 32 H33 EVENT F.SA \'\HK~T. CRAFT a. 22 Lync poem Our Masters Degree in Psyc/vxinai/Sis COLLECT".8!. E SHOW r'.u.i, ..-,! i.-! ^'! . • i - i «-h 23 Turkish official PLACE" The Academy 0* CUnic.il ana PLACE S-"c. .'L- i-M/jh Srr>oe;. "00 ( „-,(. . V ,'f ni ' -L- ''•'•'-I <^ "' '-"I 34 Applied Psychoanalysis. 769 Nortr-.fieta 24 Yoko Mi ' 3uu3 \ e ^J \OfO t Jo.flC 1 S, ,, t . -,J :n ,• I' - %:'!., Mn.-i.| mori St Avcouo. Suite LL2, West Orange 25 Line two INFORMATION; The AGAP in'off.iiiatio.T 1 . (•'-I :• ^' .'•!-• '• ' !"•'••" J«> •'• I*. 37 TIME:0.T-i-5pm. l-iiocrs & OutJoois 34 Volcanic residue DETAILS Mvv. nicrcfMrKi.se crafts •with Centenary College established the I,'i ,.i..t I'M,?-! it \ i»-i:i^t [••."iT ' i- 35 Calendar -oilectibVs .me: ;i g^ir.-ijc 1,1.7 :,j,ce vc- r>rs.t gracuaie degree granting program in j... >-. , i,- ••: i *>-• 'I-4' •'• ^ ' '• 1 40 41 42 I tioi Fc intotiutiori ca'l 201-997-9535 Psycfconrvafysis t3 t5« offeree* >n New Jcf- i >,...., :•' L^.-. "•• H: •'.'•! ' abbreviation HH bey F.iU ^eir.tibtur CMSICS. are now in ORGANIZATION.Sponsored t> ShS ,;., N ,..,.„: \.- I ' I • •• f 36 Self • C session App;,cj;'ons tor the Spmg 2G0v fceing accepted For information and seating arrange 38 Posh I I I JaBaVMaH^alH it, 47 MBaB^a^aH fC8 ments. please contact 973-736 7600 Ot accommodations WM e-ma.i (spcud.^aot com) via tSt? .nlt-rne; Yoiir jbiliu^1* \.'.n cam CXUJ in- •H (•AW* pcniJJpcnuxo) All are welcome 39 Implored 4fl 49 50 -JJHKM52 S3 \ S5 56 ORGANIZATION: Academy of conic -\iUcruse them ^iih a v-!.\ 40 Celtic sea god Quick And Convenient! m a(Ki Applied P Tied j.f by calling I-StX) V>; s 41 Granted 57 Isa | H 42 Came up I 43 Line three UO M 62 ARTS CLIPS 46 Emmet H lr 47 Purpose •| 65 Teen Arts Touring Exhibit most ot his life and is a leather ot '".i:a .1 \- re- Taking a chance on newer works. Paper Mill Playhouse kicked off 2003 with productions The Theater Project at Union County College delivered a production of N.cky Silver's 40 Pnze 9 pencil drawing jt PeiKslw orks of Romeo and Bemadette.' above, starring, from left, Rosie DeCandia. Andy Kari. Adam 1 I he I mon ( ountv Hoard o! I ho- •Pterodactyls in September that was equally hysterical and harrowing Fromjeti are cottcv Hrws senvict Studio, vvhich he Oivns Winivk !". ;*'»:•.!• Monley and Natalie Hill, and 'Blue,' below, starring Michael McElroy and Leslie Uggams. 51 Minimum sen Freeholder^ sponsors the ^(HJ* actors Matt McCarthy, Liz Zazzi and Gary Glor has WIMI more than *t»d awards 54 Watering place leen \i',s louimg I \h.ibil at I h/a- Both shows earned high critical praise for the Millburn theater. 4 1 lawauan dish 24 Monitor 42 Shake up and his work. m^i> be loudJ tr< . 57 Line four beth Piibh, ! ibr.m. )! S 1hv.tJ Si. b Shades of blue 25 Brads numerous private eollcctutns and I ' I ..T\.'I|'. J, 60 Pituitary hormone 44 Down to basics- through •suildav Weather extends miniature show at Swain abbr. 6 Writer Seton 26 Bone prefix 45 Level Bnt. museums m the Sev, Ynsists of ^i' pieces "Miniatures" features ihi: u,irks ot ,mi to ^ «<) p :n ^atnuiaxs. '' U) G1 Melville title 7 Enthralled 27 Unit of heat 48 At a distance politan area. ^'J Tale*!.:' .i '1 '•>.• i!'i d'splav (.•!" the Historic Swam liallenes. a t.11111- ot an selected Iiom in«>re tba:*. t^H) f r 8 Mystery writer's ?8 Chopin work ;(io; o4 s,-1 ' • t -,e ;l'.e.ite s Mr-," Editor Iv-mvtiL'ii art enterprise in I'lamtieUi poujil.i- Mien, liid) Hamas. Kat a in to -J ;i ni a!Ki ^.::laa>^. noon 62 Contaminate 49 Texas city visual',!,-' works shown .it l!>e connt> Monihlv exhibits ,ne sponsored I. Hpv s!,i,- 1.: " - '.ill •»ince \SM. will celebrate "\ I ''•ih Hliitk. Nancv Hraii^actU', Patricia (O -i pill a! S\\j~:'> (nik'ik". ""'•.I 63 Copacettc name 29 Felon 50 New Testament book Teen Arts I estival in March at I nion b\ the Au\iliar> a I t'hildtcri's 9 Nabokov novel 30 Surpass Inc 2003 All Rights. Reserved 1 Hrentano. leslie IK-lexer Mark \\.atclu.ni: \u' in t'le Mi--[onc (, les- 64 Barbie, for one 51 Roomy conveyance ( outltv Divis'v'i, ot ( ultnral and Uer- Specialized Hospit.il \ll artwotk ( hri-ima - Weekend" with a 10 Tyrant 31 Spartan serf is available lor purchase with ,i or ( \-!- ( ,.• :er thristmas Miniature-." exhibit nt dt'Mos \ndrcv\ Hni;ei. Helen iftu l)ist:'L; oi I'I.i "!i.-id 65 Vacuous for short tage \:t.u's ••• t'le IVp-mmom »•! HMnkcovtr 32 Emit portion 01 s.iL-s benetiting :!u- Jacobs. htunths 'ahn. ( a;rolt On ^;t.-v* will iv lltnaK. por- 52 Organic compound i ..011011111. lV-veinjinie"! T J.:.:' Organizations submitting Jones, 1 mn^ I an/at'.irr.a. \al uail^, ^!:j 1 I.It's |jnil-i..ipes. animals DOWN i2Mois!ure(ess 33 Western entertain- 53 Military acronym \u \ilia > artists this month The exhibit con- Hie cxln'i : is I.JVII !.• ihe pi.iMiv 13 Fashion ment \ll "jrtvkork is available tor releases to the entertainment 1 (.-xx is. karen Mv"C'orm.n.k f'aul and xvi'idlite and nu-'i." .") v>iK, '.xater- 54 Vessel lor assisp.ve vrna1-. or more inlcr- tinue-, through Jan 10 section can mail copy to 463 \k-C"i>rm.ivk. Richard Vyiunulskx. Ci">U>l^ av'xlic-. t'l'iM^iiL's, pastels, 1 Manhattan district 18 Khachgturian 38 Dispatched purcha.se w(h .1 portion ol s.iles Due to inclement weather m 55 Confined :r..mon L.i!i ihe I n.on ("oLii;;v !)'\I- beneliiing the Auxiliary -\driu>- :K* Valley Street, PO Box 158, Dean Ostium. Uihn Reillx and S iiit paper tnll,ige. pen anJ-ink. col- 2 Mesabi Range 19 W Id geeso 39 Graduation function 56 Pretentious sion o! I i;'ti.-[.i! >\nd Hetilage M't.iirs. earls Petcniber. the iipemtiiL recep- ^ion is free and exhibits can be .inr v. Maplewood, NJ 07040 A!l>n Sthaet'fer ored pencil, calliitr.ipiix, and others product 23 High cards 41 Apt 58 Corew or Lover (>"> Pear! St t b/jiv.r.. i»T(C Ie!e- tion has heen reschnluled K>r Jan v-.ewed from 10 a.m. to S *(> p m I or nioie ir.toini.iiion. call 'M)X- 3 U S magazine 59Bnmless headgear phone 'MK-sss ^sv i n^|, s - - M) hum 5 tuvT p tii, Ihe-exlnbit tiintmues ;hroiiuh Sic AVXW V HS «n P^e BIO ( lN L tMU b\ entennt! through the hospital's I seKtall "li Ihe rnulti-tneJia showcase ot Jan M>. Tuesdaxs to l-ndaxs. *> "-0 i ast Wing eniranee. 1 M» New f'rowdence Koad. Mou'llainside Chorale plans its season Hospital shows artists I !V "S.I^J;;;;; I ^••rj'j- hi*. lor inlonnalion. Call *)l)S-;<* ("hildreti ^ Spc i.ih/cd Hospi- Editorial deadlines 1 Bill VanSant, Editor '•"2d. ex; •• I" -) tal, the la*gei' pediattiL rchjbdi- Vs .!••v» ':•.<• Following jrir dcjdlincs for news; \ talion J i-sp.:.'.! in :he [ nited Church, cluh ami social - Fnday noon. !K.ru!:e Re, P'C-C -.:ed n Orgjnijjt.ons submitting releases to the enterJnmment ^lalcs, \iiil evhibtt the work o! UCC seeks new plays IZiucruinmctii Friday n(x>ii section can mjil copy to 4G3 Valley Street PO Box 158 the New k-s-.-v IMiotographv I here are still a"few openings Sjxin.s MOIHIJV noon. tral J'resbvvl-f,J", I - -J, *u v .-e Maplewood NJ 07040 Jorum ,i'id :V"4ii -ir'rst teirv ,'or the mopthls plavwrich;'- Letter*, tu the Etinor - Monday 9 a.m 1 V S Wiiikk ot 1 'T' .- ! .'.".'• rli-is^gbiiut \sork p rj Vlav i u a r > sMitifil theater compan> at a lcv.at.i :•; !v^ be ile'e- 'l!l"0- .1 "ihe HOROSCOPE Nanc\ ,J (>n 01 llerkelev Ihe workshop meets once a chorale vvi; v i h". a i ill Fast & Friendly ...... To Sit Down Elegant Heights and Niu-hael 1 leem ot month, in addition to a monthly mise 1:1 .» negotiation ,»nd avoid a show ot! >Dur main creative talents sv niphi'f.v (.- •^ticstfa Jan. 5-11 ihe Nf« Jersev scupt-iriThand public per form- MandolTover a minor issue and abilities Addition.• ! ir-.'or'nalu-:1 ..I'd !'v'«.ets I uiu.ni m ,l(-)lii.a:i,an. ancc discussion ot uu tor >our proles- \ ItUiO i. \uk> ^i-Sept 22) DM oppofiun»t> tor proicssiojial pho- plavs jn development Organizers Pizzeria & Restawrant J tJU'al time for nni>tic or mu\it;,(] ichor-jlc orv:. Blimpie is fresh MotuUontnbunons Stand up and take ;iJds ^picc H.\our social I.tc lr lugraphers, photo educators and are^.particularly,intercs'ed in writ- 349 Chestnut St., Union WJlL"lL*Vi."t V OU JTC tl Hi Low Our .1 bow Handle J :ln.ini.i.i! p[,iH'i-m h.i-ui •! ,i ^,riL-l\ ••.f J.iTcn-f; .'p serous amateurs, to Tv.eet M-.A dis cvv. vnho can conutbute to ihe 908-686-3999 •Aitii iho utmost .'own litt \our wi:h I r.d.-r It.c ;eJiic.-^..r1 Oi r.:.4s.s nitii;^ !n nit-el iifu people Jr;ii suss iheir wvirlk share e\pe::.sc process r.f the iiihcr partuip.iiing Fai 908-686-3929 'vitics and lice .irt n>ruiii«.tti' ( and friendly • *•- i.f. IURIM \pnl :I •K'vv Ift'tulM'np^ advance skills and explore evbih- plav w tights Best Pizza In Town 0> IncmU PIZZA out .IITI! ilono the m.'M pliMsun.- tioiv. MHH.\(^cpt -.»•< ^t ^M \»W ;( possibilities Ihe totuiTi .ost Plav wnghts interested in Stromboli & Calzones * Pizza • Stromboli M Calzone" .ire amaiot tin and (nvp'iia- T.ost revpev:led J'.-'ai .'r [i.i\L't .nui L'\pli>nnj; the unk-novvn -v is n-ntfu-ii .u.ujiHi ti.m'o .vii i>"nple;ed .1 v'ne-month sh(»w .1' developing their work through Appetizers / Pastas V Saldds V Appetizers " In A Babkot k '.'•o:\ ^pcv.d :nne ar r.i)'* in its «;< !h \ea> U is v*.»>rH readings and critiques bv actors, * Hot Subs » Philadelphia Cheese I'l.m '^ \"-u Mimt'pl.ii'i.' MHI luivi- 1\ ihiv wivl I.iVt-ii-i i'i-.fr- ( Ihe \Va!thint: \-|s t cnier ^:u! ;!:is Specials / Seafood KB -riiT«etoM -and -other-wrttervshmi hi - '-Ll-'J-^l'jLL'/ Hot Sandwiches Steak Saidwichob * From ihe Grill utipiino'iiem p'l'tivt hut e and i.iv inj: aud-tion Hi'sp '.il tor two "iiintSs •\np-i>-\- submit scripts.- self-addressed C'61'd" Sandwiches —vCo« SUDS » Enirt5Gs » Pasta— '1 viHit tnuii-ct l < 1 ul MINI (Ma> :i-Junc:it lt\<>K n If vour hirthtlav is thu net-k. mj Ihe.K.- 1 C '• ..!" .l "N J icp'...ta! ."i Dead I i ri e he a rs at N J PAC lmatelv s(i photographs were stamped envelopes with aeover Catering Opart 7 Days MIIJ I'K'I'^I" HI 'j;j)\irt' the hunom line "ave vi U'II evpariMve .md pt'rsona'lv ,,» p.'.ii'- i;">: Our food Is Great 201 East Wesdleld Ave., Roselle Park .mil pi.1 w>Lir mc:ic> to unrk m .( oim- •' ' '> '-MI Jijrccmeni in ,K\'imn:- ennchnii; iw!; kui-riti in dunnu' the :be 'oraru hv several noted iiijges ot writing background lo Mark icrso K'Ttonr.ini; \tN ( enter ">ouni; Am-; laleru Searih" is j\ist arwund ihe Ju.\ts4sk.4ny Of Our Customers Oppoillt Itra loria 008-245-7555 p,mv von believe :ti Support ,i woith ai'.t -T i.odnselor, JTHI make ^urc that tvmun^ vear liittirrn.itton that w.is ^irvck i-. an artist who uses 4 'spina, Ihe I heater Proicct, I mon anv IILMI VVHI a^roc t\> i\ put in iviitmv; oiKe huUen monies Ii> lij;hl aritl (HiinU den«.e .i Original Famou\ perut! as a pai;i!er uses j paint- i i)univ C'ollegr. 1031 S \pfihcatitv.s [v^itinjr-Ived i'ii or prior 10 JaJl I. 2fvii'v .ipplicjlion ton;i^ pti\(rn,irkcd beiwecn Jan 2 and {eb 1 S-\«.H i ARILS (\ov :: Det ;u attaining \nur eoa-ls lake unw to CAFE wi\ much'n uiru "-id i!v iiHKiuN .inu ,^ , ,-t til draw ing t phoUireahstji is jr-d March \ After 4pm ul iloulil witli iinsvvVrv. •.veiv;!i >LIU: mcJD^ UJIOIKC VOUI bills. ;he rrcont siMighl oti ,\ (v>j*us vh.wjjr Theater explores history < J "»^"P"^ » >-«;- t till,zing In lliiliun ••o unique- that tricot people, when AtidiC'Mi j^pl-i-jtMMiN m.«> iv: ohtaineti unJme at «w*. nipjc oru or by call- Tues. & Wed. - PU or Eat In Only ul fi^«—it tL-vponiibihno vntn v.ouf .'r JCCUvilu'n Political or philosiiphi- T1.e Onion CounV Am tenter *«!*< >vur cnlk-fie siudfnl ckw » arid uuidjtice viewing his work (or ihc ftr\i tune )ig the f afent Search IftX I me al V?'- 'f> "•-X(MW Large Cheese Pie $7.95 * Salads * Rosemary Specialties ionic and K'M»urce\ ia.1 ihtere^is aie highlighted.. i looted m dowmown Rahw.^ ho™cio*n acuvu.es. Catl 1 l.O (Julv :3-Aut: ::) Collet on a 1 find it difficult to imagine that Imiiated three \CM-\ J^O. the weekend c^ent conducted b\ NJIVXC'". Artv Wednesday - Pasta Dish $6.95 * Junior's Wraps * Italian \!'RI< (»KS t[)cc ::-Jan I ') Ihe \Uo txjrn this week: Robert Duvj)l .umounced .ts plan* to reach mil inn. 908-686-77>-, for a special college proiiii^e. favor or Jcbl »n\ ?vi [t> \t>u hv L \ ducalio:! Department provides arti-.tic.ilK talented xouni; people v\|th v>ppvu1u- Excluding fish of Chicken P«*U st.ii;c !•• set tor personal se!f~e\prcv- ( s these drjwtngs arc doi^e with on!> ralc- Delights * Spanish C^is ne .i 4.i>-vvorkei He I outs Braille. Mel (ubvtin. u a the Uval cunimunitv for archival Ask About Our Early Bird Specials H\ Mill VJISS.UII \C m oompio- s(on ,,u( w>iir hcM (;ii)( ,;irMjrd anJ a pencil l.t JUililH-ii lornKue than »25 openings \n anv ot'its j'ixe arts trainmu pro- * Catering Menu dtlin}; Jr. and Paul Revere \ssoti,ite 1 JitiM 1J}C artist ha«, bcci; drawinc. i- \udilii>ns will !,ike place March 2~ anUO^ a: ihe I m.enl It-Lhiniloyies FREE l)ELl\ ER\ • CirERlSG 985B Stuyvesant Ave.. Union 'I tesh' jnd Ijieudlv ' arc !\so '.vouls ihM_ bes! -.^nbc Mlmipic m I 'm.> H/sfory /s /n d/oo/n af Reeves-Reed Arboretum n ihe- NJf'A( ^Hc -I ,-»".t ye*«, imire tlwu 5iK) voutii; 1030 Stuyvesant Ave., Union Across. Ironv Union Thou'.wr Looking for anew Career ? (. enter OIL TANK .:r'i\ts i:t*m exer% a ot the state auditioned o\cr the two da> weekend 908-688-7336 Fax 908-688-6877 Susie (irunaiii Keeve\ iiiined tht- re ails a reccutTv prTiiTcTr^Tri-rti^rTa^ Jrpr-^ibTe1hwath 908-688 8443 Summn Cirden C iuh sui- Fax 908 688-8451 lu L'nu>n IL>VII!IOM I» ''•" exception In t.ujt. ij- c-.v or ihe inj;ri.'viiciH\ i when the hoitie gat Jen ing movement Summit : BATHTUB... REGLAZE IT! ; • Close underground tanks vU-«!^ the i.pi>>r!umt> M a.jJiiK'ri scr The Stur-I , ti;%r Scholarship lor the I'er- - ihe nuii.itCiiici'iW \«.lm.h dc\tn a;v- .is "ini eluselv followeii the migration toward Reeves" earden later became VV« atio do Sinks T.vs $ t Burnet Barbecue via throe methods A Cotof tornnni; -\r.^. lar/ for leen-. JeHrex ("arollo Miiiic Scholarship, and Summer country livmj; that transformed this Reevc-Rccd Atboretum. which has 249i Life Coach College Nouth i'ertorTv.ar.i.e Workshop \Ki^ a prvhnnnarx audition will be held fiT the Mv dinner rev uth von^iNtcd ol J hut IO t«ccfrsjnd«ivti %vith Swiss vhoc-c are;j ot New Jerse\ mk> suburbia."" been open to the public since • Gas conversion or iistoil , • Basernont tanks of four 1 -800-841 -8776 Ml'-M NScstfieSd ^-'unj; \r:i\ts' (. oopcrjiixe 1 heaieT -sumnier MU>UMI I'ro- 1 :nlanJia Sw iss. i be pi cose luppinj; m% were IVMUKC, ti s(> hot as u> bum the (liouth The hal.iiKO ul mjiredicnts was perfeu, Sandwiches. Soups, Ditzsefts [Open for Lunch & Dinner each elcmcti! its own "VSMLC" while stil! rcuinifig the hannons "I tlavius The EKViRONMENT&L SERVICES, INC. www Uf«CoachC6ttog«.org MonJav-lTiurviav 12 (H)-l i IHI IM : EASTERN REFINISHING CO. • roasi beet m p-:'.ui>lar, was Munderful \er> lean. viK'ked U' a pitikt>h-br MH TTIQlty 1275 Stuyvesant Ave. 90&-688-8897 White there. F alsi- sauipU'd Mime ni the .'ther Hiimpie fare Tlie ham was Sundj) 1 00pm 11 (X>pni 1 1363 Burnett Avo. TAondcrtulh ilavortu!. as was the tuna ^ilad 1 he f*rovv>l»iRC wai light or, the ^^ mguiRe S08-687-0313 pjtate vihile still retaining the iheese's nj!uf.i! uiii? 124 Hf, 22SV4?st, S|»rin«nc!d AH Natural Nutrition for the Whole Family ATTENTION WELDERS The estab!i""hiii.'i*.! -IT MiivvfMfli \veiiuejust of] Morns AvcMue i» bright worn IRISH PUB & RESTAURANT UNION 973=467-8688 Manganese poUonlnR can produce lnmiediaic hcalih and '.VI.-L'IIIIKI'.J;. snalsing it perleti tor a m:di!a\ luriuh or an carlv, evening supper &MUIU related problem* including Also, its proximitv tt> the Union Theater-, makes it a great thoiee for an alter- LOSE WEIGHT NEW YEAR'S EVE PARTY CHOICES movie srwili -Call TuilDinner Party at Bar In addi'^'ti Ki the traiditicnal hot and LI>1J suh> for whith tllnnpie is famous, Meet you at trw today for free information diners ejn A\W sclecl from a;\ AU^ ol naiads, brcakfait chcn.es, and the new Idrle • 4 course gourmet dinner • complimentary- pa*> - arounds Subs & Salads \\ rap saiiJw uiie-i 1 he Union loidtion al>o offers catering ^erv ii.es for ofl- prcmiscs everts fat-in and take-out arc jvailjblc DINER Hot Value Choice *4.49 SERVING DUFFUS <5< ASSOCIATES •open bar 9:30-closing • open bar 9:30 - closing Hours ol of operation ate 10 a.m u> ^ p in seven da>s a week, with the LAST TIME BREAKFAST • LUNCH • DINNER • dancing io "REWIND" • dancing to "REWIND" Cold Value Choice *4.19 establishment staving open until 10 p rn on r-ndays and Saturdays Blimpie is DAILY SPECIALS Before After located at I00S Stuy\esant \ve . 1'nuin For information, call V08-f>24-*W79 or www.injurync.com 1-800-613-0162 • notscmakcrs & hais * noisemakers & hats Salad Value Choice *3.99 Home & Office Catenng • Children s Parties send faxes to ^>0S-624-997S PACKING LOT BEHIND DINER You're invited io experience a Patented Cellular Nutrition Programs • champagne at midnight . • champagne at midnight^ ^ Freshly Sliced Meat Whether for cat'in or take-out, a ctinvenient lunch or an after-movie snack. 7 BiimpTc ofX'mon has exactly what everv Jtncr wanli quality food served in a 234 Morris Ave. Springfield school v,hc,e every girl is recognized Custom-Designed to Help Lose Inches •$95 person " •$60 pcrsoh" 1014 Stuyvesant Ave., Union 973-379-5210 While Improving Overall Health udget - gratuity not included - gratuity not included 90S-624-9979 Fti 908 624-9978 bright, clean environment by a fncndl\ staffs FAX:973-379-6761 and Valued - and em-purnacit to r u-t•/. A Great Place Reservations suugested as space is limited. ni» Free Pick-up To Grab A Bite Primary School Thursday January 8. 2004.9-11:00 «.m. We Have Helped Over 30 Million Call 732-388-6511 Information Session Cars - Vans - <* x -4 for further details & bookings. 908-686-2233 People Lose Weight Safely & W 973J64JCSS Our Hot Dogs 0Uut%iui0**Viwi1* Middle & Upper School Thursday, January 15.200*. 9-11:00 «.m. Now Takflfg SYDS Information Session Effectively For Over 23 Yrs* JOIN US FOR SUNDA Y BRUNCH FROM 11-2 Made Us Famous LARGE PIE H'LL BVJ-T£IJMCLUDIXpOliaLSTSTATlOS $ 1 *\ QJk 1 TOPPING'9 By reservation I 8.S.V.P. to.the Admission Office Appciticn - Saum • Dally specials at 908 2; 1-0900. ext. 354 o* ~ side Orden • Here's the Beel 7-10 PM - Except Friday

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CORRALL NEWSPAPERS WORRALL NEWSPAPERS WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 31, 2003 — PAGE B7 PAGE BS —-. WEDNESDAY-, DECEMBER 31, 2003 d.rl*',.'.'Fo* informatiOirt, edit' B88-4t6. Stepping Out is u weekly calendar 6722.0/ viSii: AV^V nipac-org. :,;.:;>;.•;•••', ,lc\iiuiite our renders la lite; 'tinny urts and entertainment events TAKE (i and'.'guest..speaker" Giverv adlyn Bayd «VTQ apfieaf irjlhe Rev Of: m the I nion County urea. The cal- • WiVrJjrt Lilttisr King Jf .•Celebration on , endar .is open to all--.group's- and • . jm'.1.4 at-7-pTn,in;Pru,derjtiai Han at ,.' 1'rs-anhutiims in the ..Union County jhti\Nevy Jerseyi.performmg ArU Cen'; tm-a, lit pla<.f ynur free listing, send "tei -in N&Aarh: TfC^ets site S15 to 37 Uj. : : AttiliapPfaf in concpfijan 23at, inti>n>uiiu>nUa\rts and Kriiertaihi;•-•^ 1670 Jrv!{Jg:5t:;•RahW3y;Fof:!rlforf^ a•• ttaoiigh • June .at two *ocat«6na for flfliiits' $6 tot thildren,,••:• ;..;•• :.r , dd:;Rs! 5 Vft ipr".-chtidren-youngei Ujan-\ v iii. ih .PrijaeniiaLHaji at the'NeV, • /Mi7if Mdititf Nil! liinStwii iVnrrall . sjon, call-732-381 •7511. send ,t?'-mail to through Jurtfe-,; •-. V ," .. ,'. ..'.. NJPAC is located, at-1 Center St;. 14 ncKetS'.for- tHo.. pre~performaflctf Jersey'Performaig Arts ,• Center.. >n t ommunitv SeHspupers, J(i3 \_aliey artsguildifjIOsSeanhlink rift.i Of .visit Joh 1?" Stephanie: 'Go'rfay and Newark far iiifprrnaiien, ciil.'888:46$- feceptiOfflo'e S3V ,.'•. •, ; :NeVi., Bin I$,S. yiaplewood, SJ »'atwaynrtsguiltl org Chris;RoSser. Westfieid . • 5722 o? visii iviswnjpac erg, ' NJPAC is iocated at 1 Cenler a : •••'..; NJP.AC i-sJc&aied.at .1 C«ntt»r St rr.ii.4il. ru.u"> nun he sent to 9*3* FROM THE ROCKIES TO THE Feb. 14 Songwriters '•< The Round, EAST-yViST tNSIMBLi wiii iippwar N*.sa>*, iFormfermntson, ca)i 688-4&C;' : fVeAa/K Per information, c0 8S,8-:--j>6- ; hosted; by.', acoustic:' cly.6 Open Book-, "ft^-iW.' ' • . PACIFIC:, works 6y photographer '- iff CoJ'&rt Jari. 24 at 7 30p:rh Vin the 5722 or v'.'s:;t;'A%vwnjpac.org../' .'• : ;;. Springfield • ••' . • • 5722 bf vrsit •,s%v.v.ii'jpa'fi pfg •'- , FiH Burns; wili.be on exhibit in irie' "ViCJp'fi'a.- Tneater .at the New .Jersey UNION COUNTY ARTS CENTER •-, ; Feb •2.r--.'.'OaVinci's'.;Notebook.1. Hpuse tit : Reeves'fitted P(»ribf'PM"!i) Artb Ct-^'ier n ^Jt-Aard. R,il'A.i> •'• present 'ts O Un 'SumfTiit from Tuesday Tickets a't^ 5?P KIDS C Westfieidconcefts are p 1 BGURA5 OALL.|RiES..tn Summit will. •; thfOtigh Marprt 8 Ap'.-aitel's.. receptiyi? AC .b lc:al*M at 1 renit'f St J,TI ' a'. 7 f m featuring Uric " trie First Uniied Me;tKodls!:Chufqh..:,i. CRAFT TIME fcr crvl,wn a't ..r^fnt.'.t- ;:•«;. works of the 'MoLirttaffi wilHake'place Jan. 25-Jra'm 1'fo 4 p.m ';£: .Broad, St., vyestf«!d.. Spfingfield': rk For pfoTTi.y. on ,-.ri F\>,1 T Vf.s .-rt- S25 UCAC-iioca- ."vni.ifify rVijis'is thrqugn the end of ' Exhibit hqurs am weekdays::0 «i m l<% ,. coneaiw are, presented at. 1 manuel S722 t r ^''"-1 *'•« ''T'^ - 'J t-: at *'•-.' ^ 3' Designated by Worrall Community Newspapers in :v,Hnh«T ' ' ' ' tu'3 pVn: l?eevas-RfiGCJ Areoreturn-is at 1!. a •" October 2003 as Artists Making n Difference' were, ..Uni!od^MethK3iSt.C*ufph; Ap',-Chutch'. iti ^--' '•".•• oA''i.)jy hp«w ore by ,ipptoifitmerit., bi'tilBci ut 1B5 t^flbort A>;e.". Su(!*n'; .,Mali..Sp-nn.gfieici:.'Ti'tk!ats'.are Sl2 any above from left Liwrence Cappiello. the Arts Guild or D;tsae 1 BARNES AND NOBLE . 4 , R \.t»- .V BALLET A.li &* prt".onttd Jan 29 at T s M, ,, -,t-: a d.ic ic-c^&y c\ery Fr, j.,, and Mark Spma. the Theater PrQiect E»» Union County Wf-st S: ' " j'.H.i .:•• M-'-"<- ' -"' 1 :a»^277-:Bp-54- -;• V ; •". . • ••A-U'Di.TlONS SANCTUARY dOKCERTS in • 730 p m m PTL New 11 T ' ;r' ,)".l SC - •I'l-^lS 'T"5 !)ii".1S C.' Coliege for Tr'.s (-''••<;• rooi St"," '- -'"' 1 GONTEMPORARY TAPESTRY, ••"•-.-•••.. :. ' 'ey Heiqhte will preseritmusjca) atts in jefstiy Po'torrnirtg Arts Cfi'.er in Sa'i i.iiS H. : py H0J' IS 4 to 7 p- "-. .io>b ,iM TfiLfs.a.i>s a: " a- ar-i .-.-.•..^•s HV Archie Brunf.,::n and Susan: SUMMIT .CHORALI w.n conduci; fie eo'fling: weeks ;.-'.... New,lf* Tic^eli arc 513 to S.V' V -Ja,'-'' Fr ;!a>^ .v.tt-SI drafts jr • IHeK,.!v i:,r,M'iW:i>--ri.:' S.it .''.i>*. *,<.i"pn M.iffei willbt* -ofi •t»jih(brt at the aWitfons fQtalivpjcosa/W .,- SATB -.- . jar if) David.Rew NJPAC ib located a! 1 Center St. J3 _, t j is ,i'-..i •C'J teas *.for»d«i>b J • at 10 a 'T1 FJ' "•'• "'* •!••-' a ''J Ni.,%. Jpr^v Cwnter for Visual Am in on Tuesilay unis Jan \a, by^ Newark For ir.fi.'mjlio'i C.i • f^q ^to- '.',>» : i-i *.'• ''days >\"'>n $2 shot sc— i>i,-:M'j.ii! U'/buyh Sunday . . . 37O-.KSi~ H 5722 c' -visit V.VA nipai" •"•] L Li % $C C^v \is £C m.-i'ij'ilas ar.. S ' . •';.!v'VA '.ti kjcatfivl at 6S.,E:m Si, 5 .to s,thetji;le «in Author-pfaywright-Bill Mesce Jr of Linden, left, congrat- NAUNtCHEN DANCE COMPANY .--• ; 1 , :,,..:-' '-Jn, '•• .vi* lilt's 'J ;' ' (rin?ni for Jiir-s e •j.iii ?32'-fi9S- • Conowfts-n'w y'est-^V.O-' ai Unuvi-' . presflni -TI-K» Y».ar ot V\P MonKe> ^'* POETRY ,i : »a'.i •••* ulates Mgnoan Finston of Springfield on winning the 1 1 •UT'fi Ai« .B'efKti'e> Heights For infer- . Jan: J' .nj F-eo ' .it 1' Q •" ii t " ^ '.'•" •(J. • 5a,i-'•:•;„.>• 2003 first prize in the Young Playwrights Competition VS. 1 1 .,-. ' ,vv,y. -iic^.l vwq • : ; POETRY OUT LOUD .% 'a-- : • " r^cit:on. ciifl. 9?:S-3?6 494£V cr visit TN-.itfr a". '.">*.' N*'."« J^rbt", P.-" j.i- •" .<•'*•;• sponsored by the Theater Project at Union County Col- .it Ba--1*' 1 "- : •<•• ^'-" i: •'" -* COLOR AND TEXTURE, WJ-KS t;v E:M r.; A;tb Or '.»•" .n Nf^ark T. v'S 7-.' B.i it- '-"" •'• ''>..TPJ at "- - lege m February. V.'t-h' 5; ' '•j'1" - r ' '' '""10' ' 1 Gracing the-steps of the von Trapp villa in an outstand- ; are''"'f'l r~' ad^.'*1; S1^ 't"r ""--c:'*1" 1 'JERSEY • ing production of Rodgers and Hammerstcins The ••Ai'ii"''*. . AK Gallery JIV Uncn pub he j v 973 J7u e.^4 ; yqu:ng» r t' .in 14 : ORCHESTRA vsi^ apceaf present OPEN MiKE POETRY NIGHT M...., Sound of Music at Paper Mill The State Theater of New ••V.-"r.-'..ir?-.* -•-Jvi'.i-".i? 1'• • V.y • - v •. •. :'•••:. r CROSSROADS 78 NorVi A\,e Ga '••'"'• NJPAC i> i.-.c.He3 at ' Centc S: l- Bill VanSant, Editor ; BOOKS p.'act? :. e ^PCC^J S/"!.I, '"•< *-»t"« Jersey were, from top. Elizabeth Lundberg Daniel i:-/i >' -, f-tu.rs, .art' \1C--mt;>ys \V ( u A.^i ; -I'M' -:«. a. t-»>nt'^ t;' j.iz^ fj ».•<- •" Woernll AJi meric.r trpci Jan S *o *5, i| Newiirt [ ;. ' i- ,..rrr,jtvcii r.i i -i. 3 -1ft- 1 r month .i . 7 o t'i at Oar-»: , .i"J N : •• 1 Plimpton, Knsta Pioppi. Nicholas Jonas Allison Brustof- • • ,,i- rt.> '0 a;;H u>- n .p n/i: ;ind Fn- BOOKS BY yvOMEN, ABOUT ;S?22c \'s ; A-A'.V n p,ic o''j J.,J -•*•-":• c Wt-'ts as »%e'l as i^.- i -Hji! mii^^jftAjef^y, P«.ffprming-. 1160 Ra''.an Rr^u Ci.tfH For ••'.' Organizations submitting Menses to the entertainment ..,••. .I'.; JMtuf-liiv* '"S'ii i'p la ^5 P Hi :-.i. :> .•'-.-^ • »;-s ski. Tiffany Giardina. and Caroline London At the cen- WOMEN H-MS \W ^sl '.V.HineVqii'y of rts Center' rr»--S^.AjrV. . as Weil- aS at 1 1 SUMMIT FOLK DANCERS .M I sp. •• nuttiv'fi .J' 7.V 5'4 18 1W section con mail copy to 463 Valley Street. PO Box 158 ••'•.-•' ..-.•.' ''••••..^iii-. Litviijry m located ii!:1«HG- ter of the show was a mesmerizing performance by for 'ei.»'p'*i;s .if in'.f'iiiilicrwi .la' < o '•:\ ••',•*. A;,••• iii Fr-htfrjef PJJfk. Union arid Maplewood. NJ 07040 Amanda Watkins as Maria ] , :thfong* ,.: :'-** far at T^c Conw.' ^ '\ ;* iuuitiM at ^40 J;i" • P "PvCir'.iK t. • \rn«riMn Con- : VJ SINGLES iqr-'\V.':v a ,i f,i"i.i-t'5 rv '.'a; <» f< .•,.C.HR,lST.,MA.S' : .iL; , M../' a "i-j)'it ft«,:&-p m;/;si-stf J6^;. ;%,-., •; ...,.•' Si•', S\"'."»' ^f-bsions are j'to'^ait' 1 1 L D1NNERMATES a"d EM^r" "*"*'" r Jan '^ "D>ijn)K>'Arnt'nCiin'Cftn ' v: F'.t^". T-,«-saay Jilt? Jam a!l c. -i > •("• ? !c 10 30 prr Ajm •, 1 W. A/r ii 1 : : : ; Group i", '« D.'sness. a" 1 P'O '-' THE ''LbRO OF THE, RINGS' -READ- 't^'.:i p-ni'; ii?Hc;'.$.6».';. '. ;- / : - • .i- $'i 'vi' fvi" t-e s .,\^O'i -iv $.- t bK"-ri.1t ;,.,-_)•."» to ,1"nt" ,>'. .) > - .1 1 ING-'GROUP' «>'*".-!'• t'W first >%«Hiri*-h. Jan -iv' Aia.1 7: -'-Tfn? ^Bo^ewihh t.f" . 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IT '.i i. ""l V ''lie Union k\... !v OA.I-K F;-.r ipln'H-.»t>on c.i'l NJPAG jm ' >r i)stlissijn a'-"J ,-•• •(>"•.! J hi<'a»',is! a! " *» f .r^t Bor''!' C""-. *' '. .i ' ' " .• f-rci-,' tUt ". Ail! I"' '(• I -' T-.J: ••! J.I.! J \1 .-> "i- DISCUSSION THE INTERNET LOUNGE >n f-a^ • L .'.I' '••' ' '. IIL. LiC'.lfV •' S "•: t** WOC-NS: ,'.e:'•: '•- ' f^'.f' ' 1 MYSTERY READING GROUP mf..N '• ^i-' *.»y at J 1 1 k ; ,• \ " ,• <;• .L r f ,l-.'.^!.\i' f'L'.'t" •• (."i.i •'»» ci .1." J.i --. *io>a to all , \K "if1 ,t>, • : "l ,. ». ia> ' " '* " i'ft.1* tt Jf ll/\/i/«» Our OiW«m«.Ts A ,T, , ' .. .( - -;i: ,.„ ,1'! V ,. RETUMBA ,-. ' ,niK.i' 'i "»• T"'»-f 1 * i fi •• ,i* E3a '••*. .i' J '•v.t^'f ' * * P ..'.*' -%.»• Fn^isixxi Fvx >n! Our Customers a •in Mil1,:', ui'-1 ' Culli.'.l. .l,\1 Nj 1 Kin.j-, DJV ft- ft" .it .i-i . n Jan 10 at 2 .c 'i ..i" VP 49J-ii:34 or •. ^'i»> B.i; i", a' i 't' *' • ' H-JII'VJ •»' 11 i 1 A I'rienils * .Kappif .\cu< Ifeiii • VrM^e -V'.i - •'•*.< ''••an ^ t'ta- p r >p w>e Vic:ivi,» Ti-n>,itt r at ifi*- Ne/. BaiPt-s ,n*d N.^bw 's w.iW at 'if. THEATER t A'A " <• ' tt-rf ^; ..^,'XJ ""8^ R.udjn HIMJ Cia/v h. r r-'^- Jfr;.e> Perform ny Arts Cenli'i m Raman Ro,»-1 C'.I'A For infonMJio- Max Sr., & Paul LJ, Jv Utt C ut Student> •••jl.o-> i..i'l i ^ '^-i 'HiP PAPER MILL' Tr-f State MOLLY MAGUIRES IRISH PUB " <"-TI \f\varV. T>cKt'l±. .»"> 510 (c ;iOu:ts ^il. 732-5'J-ieiS HANNON STAFF RECOMMENDATION BOOK Rock Salt Calcium PORTFOLIO "•»> ,M ni -f S^ for c*T'or«»:i >wu'igvf than 14 WRITERS" WORKSHOP WM" nio^ SCHOENWALDER GROUP, a "i TI:*'1, 'ejji1') -;rf^.r '<•.« the A,i«.>ry-bls '•*• 't«' t\, CIM.-V ^ art* 'L.)J.I". t 1 i) i > R s 1 »•• ^ IM1 I1".I iV'Ti'l'^ ^^l • '. " NJPAC •> iocatt-«1 at 1 Or>'.i'< Si Plumbin|; A. llotinp, ','(•• \«. ,n J So "days foature \F i ConUatlor* ¥1111) >prinufiili] Kiuil. I ninn 7w 205 \\. WstfieUl \\e. 29 Morris \% fiuit' - S'PWTJ'V Pn C.1H Bt*b-J*l.>tK- 7 ,;,i'.'s a l S2 v,t':s " ' 46-1 Clu-Ntnui Si., i i ,v, (i "'p i :fi( e^ ( 'f ^722 iw visil a! J ; - .\" ' 908-686-0749 Nchlc IF SpniKjdtiki Ba/nes ,inv] ".->^ -n i•*i L 908-851-2339 ^ ',1 )»• A'fjitts NEW JERSEY INC. *if. re';-- i. L i. 908-241-4833 ri.tlufO.ivs 4it / -jj p rti T.^^cl a t- S-V ..... -\. .'tf-r CM'. r i <• , ",H.'«. .!''• Mi ' I.l .ipst-pft H.ivJ" s "Mas;- " T'"^e •.>' Wa " to 5G7 SECOND SATURDAYS COFFEt- .lr-d '"(u' " . :»"K t^> A"*i M f'..rK'-ier i-'* HOBBIES S(v«".-a' r''rfr>''".i^'."f; .••(• t-t1 C.' '- 1 HOUSE •%•': :a«« rMa» trie s«.-vv r-J J,|i ' ' a; 8 p m ,it T' >• Prrst y'n " a'i v 1 Hqppy New Yeqr HAPPY HOLIDAYS HAPPY HOLIDAYS ii*"i,i*1ii."f*- S«" »*:• T'-J'>JJ,I. a 1 r THE MODEL RAILROAD CLUB INC: 5vi:./ ia> of t-aLh -Ticith iii 8 PH C^i. - f- ".'vWirfe'! Cast Broad St'tt't T SEASON'S i: ••'* '- 'i "''a ' ~ a •• "i f ; >f i-y.v.ir re j.r 1^ : *• f c-; mlf!b ill i-'1- I'-'V'-siyi A-.*' L'-.'V* !f.i- h- ..'A-sr-.p H.i!: o' tfwf Su'T-.^it I''1 KvMnurtmt . To ill our Customers . • a. ., r1.1- va h 1 ? Thank You For To All Our Customers CLASSES "a- i' L' .-n -! I'/.t'-.i'i '• A\p S ."' tt Friends Your Putt onage

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South To be listed call Virginia Sanchez George Gannon David Jablonski Elaine Johnson 400 Broadacres Drive 77 Route 37 West FDIC" 8)oomn«M, NJ 07003 Toms River. NJ 08753 908-686-7700' 908-245-1885 Phon«: 973-693-0818 Phone: 732-818-3460 \ \ \ >•»»»••»••• \ = \ PAGE B8 — WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 31, 2003 WOKRALL NEWSPAPERS UNIONT-COUNTY CLASSIFIED WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 31, 2003 — PAGE B9 Award-winning satire receives New Jersey premiere at Paper Mill Capet Msl'i I'i.ivhouse, located on • I'apei Mill l'l,j\ house- kicks oft Manhatlan liie.irer Club produced lo Vapcr MiJi \^hi:>t' she surred in Neil dctoi and fi-'ii'j'c irnpersnn.jior in New [5rjmi_l eaguf Award Ho W.LS also Brooksidv P-ive t;i Millbum. is bam- 2(HM Wtih (hv.J \l_'W J-MSCA prCJ.llt-'tL* Ol '"I he ],:le "t the \l'.eruist"s Wite." Ssmon's "| he Pinner >'ork"s oil Br.i.idwav and oH-otf- iincn a special award lor career Community er-tree jnd complelelv accessible to (, lurlos Bu-cIA i.omoil> ^F he Talc ol stjinnu 1 in.J.i I.a\m. loii> Riibeirs. tr,ibnelle Buonoeelh Bruad'Aav theater -.cent LJuseh is^ur- achievement at the 2<»>3 Drama Desk people wiih disabilities, the I IV bo\ the Allcreisl N Wito ' Directed b> l".irl Anil Kumar. Shirl Hernlieiiti. and appeared in more tfu: *i) mo\ it's for tcntlv represented on i-* .r'f* 2ISI t'or A!ictre*is. •" Itn' iiik1 ol' tlit* AHLTUOI'S Miuhelle I ee. li wa.s nominated lo: a ihc .siKer screen and television ^tie author ot ine Ho*, (ieorge jnusic.il so=ii as ,N.»t din/burg m the HBO p:i»rons vilm ate heanng Klipiiited, for \\ik-" opens i.ii'i * ni'is through fob Prama Pe-k lot Best F'la> and won \^as the onjruul taencs in the tele\i- "labi^'i " H.is^n i<. me author Jiid st.u series " Oz ' Busch gradiuted from e.ith (iroJiKiwit. Paper Mill otters S the Outei I -ivie C'litus lohn tlassiici iion serie> '"(.'.ignev and 1 .iee\ '•'• She ot" s(:ch plav •. as " I he t jd\ in (Jues- Nonhwestern L IIIUTMI) and is -a aadio^lescnbed pcrtomiatiLes tor ihc I'ho-viisi u>r P.ipci Mill's includes Aw aid ,ird rev J:\ed a lorn noi*nn.i- h.is made more than 'ft guest appe4r- tioti. "Red SLl!re on Sunset" and member oMhe Dramatist's Ciuild •-•^uallv inip.nred. as well as sign- Pavimie IrwJu Avt-iuJ-winner Rohm iion !or ik>; l'l.i\ It reopened on arves on 1 \" senes and sitconu rank- "\aivpire I esbtans ot Sodom." which I he periormjrice schedule lor mternrered afd open ciptmned pcr- Str;i.sr.er as Vianorie Tauh. I ennv Broadwav 1:1 \o\e;i'ber 2<>ll{. and ran mi; tium "Bonanza" to " I he (\istj> ran ::ve vea's and is one ii! 'he "1 l.e lak- of ihe Mlorgisl's Wile" is as tormanees tor the hearing impaired tor """ pei'oniij'iiC-. Show" and Horn "The lwihjiht /one"' plj\ Wolpc is Pr ha L"i!i. Moy r-osier as l in otT-H'ivui- follows Wednesdav through S,»turdav Braille MK\ large-pntit programs, as P'a\niii \l.r'one laub. l,ee (iiecn. " Ariel Sh.ifir is Robin IO 'I R "' He the sereenp!a> evenings at S p rn , SunJ.iv >lt ~"-V) welt as infrared listenmg svstenw are Str.is-.er rd.en. wa\ Mohammed, and !rom the ivnivn.il \ward Rcpnsmu tier Br(iadwa> role ol and s:,r-ed m ihe nlm version ot his pm. Ihursdav and Sund.n matinees also j\ji:.'Me tor selected pertonu- Hio.tdu.i\ L.ISL S'nil Bernhem) as loi Outstandin i'^ ;;i a Pa>nme 1 ned.1 is Shir! Beinheim. who last v pla>. l sv Jio llcnh f\irt\ " He at 2 p m . and Satuidav matinees at anves I or tofm.i'.ion on group sales Pra;na lor ).;•! ,.;i "KI"V> rece,i;:.v -t.:fied TI t.'ic tiitr, \exsion ol ~ M* p m hckeis are S'd to S<*7 ,md for i;toups ,.i Jt> or more, tall '»"»- CLASSIFIED I >\e ' St'as-e UNION COUNTY In-column 3 PM Tuesday 1 .tic i>t the Mleigisfs Wile" includes \'.ii "tie ot" the production ol "lirease"' Js Miss his p,a-. Pie' Mommie' Die'," tor :".a\ be puft hascd bv calling O'l.TWi- - 1 Call 1(800) 'Union Loader* Echo Loader Display - Space reservation 6_PM Friday best loved a'u! -vos 'la' • sL ; dfMij:nei Michael An.inia, costume 'la'ivl ;vrtonners l\n%.h Her other theatriL.il credits which iu- won ,i -00 i Sundance lihn 1'1>. at if'e Paper Mill box oM'iee on SPECIALS Tho Eagto (Cranford/Clarfc) -Tho Leader Ad Copy 12 noon Monday dcv-iiMiM Mijaiel Huidor lighting in thai j^ente i'or :KMfl> Hveafs In include "Old I ad> \ Ouide to Sur- Fesliva. awaid lor Best Pcrtoimance Bronkside Pn\e in Millburn. or online ( hildren \«ni:iger ttian the .ige of 4 Spectator Loader • Gazotld Loader Business Directory 4 PM Thursday desifiricr F' Mitchell Dana, and sound .idditioti :o Pi'tur I o-d "(h>e 1 i:e M^al." 'O\fr the River and 1 hrough Las! v\ ,ri!e: Bu--ch starred in a new J! W WW papernnll oig \ isa, Vl.lster- are no; pemimed uito num stage Rahway Progress • Summit Observer desi^ne; PuiiL.in Unheit 1 dw.irtK foil' ot the Woods,"' "Steel Magnolus," GARAGE SALES !o ive. '-e proUi:-::on i>; his pKi> "Shangtiai C ard. P)sLover ar.d .\ini'fii.,iii l\piess -hows I'ne lale of the \I!crgist"s 564-8911 >;'vr Wot Id " and lukcts at VUl to $(•>'.? ..ire on sale •'Social Seciint>." and "The Man Who Moon Jor winch he vsas nominated Wile" voritams jdu-t language and sit- ESSEX COUNTY u.s on • M! M\ News-Record of Maplowood & South Orango ADJUSTMENTS 30 words $31.GO or $45.00 combo tu'w sitnlcnt rush nekets are Sl<> plaved t'l ( anie tii Pinner" BeMiheim ha.s been for vi 1 ucdle I vine) Award and ,i About :he theate; uations SALES HOUR Wo mako i>vpry otlcM to avod rrisMKOO in you' Garage Sale signs, price stickers, balloon .callable d.iv or pettuiiTi.iricC «.i!.h I hildien• n.iti.\ • New VirL.fi, seen on screen in "I'm *s.ot R.ippa- We$t Orange Chronicle • East Orange Record f Monday through Friday Orango Transcript • Tho Glon Ridgo Papor C!,ISSI1 ixJ advortiiornont PIOJSO chntk your ad Ihe fir^l dj/ /I help/ul hints, inventory sneet and Rn.n ..ineut 1 P ( all the I'.iper Mill ho\ t'eii ;v 'he (lijih port."' ' Broadwjv. P.in'age. " "tunding 9 00 Awl -5'PM Nutley Journal * Bollovillo POM runs' VJfi canrot bo rosponbibto tHiyorvl Iho l'( J! insorlion l \f, ,iru! .ittePd- 1 iiihl.'1 "1 aw .V tlnie:."' and " I he Insurance •Hue .it '" '- *"(•• 4'-J" Irvmgton Herald " Vailsburg Loader Should an orrcr Occur pioa'm nolity tho clj&s'tnv) 'lep,ir',n'fnt After Hours Call Worrall Comrnuhity Now'..[vi[)oi:i. InC-. shiill tiot r>:> lutikj 'Q* •The I'ale ot Ihe. A11eiv;ist's Wife' the • >• I>I.I'".I Met Tho Independon! Pross ot Bloomfield errors of pfnt'jMor1^ m co;t o( ,n.tu.il %p,ic« rxcupiit-i by itnm in isihe >tor\ ot Marjone l.ulb. an I ppe* .: -s -.i-de (he his I'.ipei Mill direci ri.il 973 672-4100 Which, error or omissions occurred* Vo cirvool L«) holtl lijt>lt> ECONOMY CLASS .• ! >v sh.i.W Selection #8100 West Side culture vultuie « do is in !'V debul is (ail \pdfess who lor f.iilum l-fx Jily cauo** lo m-.ori jn .id Wofrnll Ccniri ur,i\/ •.tiroes I.I( a inid-hle crisis, when a !lo\ \,r,vi •( :• rcie.'itN duel led (.Tarles Hus RATES , I.TC rostrrves tho riy^.t to rojoei if/\io '_>r ri^.i,i',-,rf 20 words S8.00 or S12.00 combo nems tor »:lai)K'iuus childhood friend ie.ippe.ns >' 'I'.e \"ieru".i'i award-wmmi'g Shanghai Miv>:>:ii " at ADDRESS . CLASSIFIED RATES ttnt at jny tirnij si<-\ B P VVong. J.^ well . V/orrnil Newspapers Additional 10 words ... S6 00 per insertion dei'iuis si'eial and se\uai satire is a:id :he M.I:K as its lAorWshop'iricarutiiTi at 1 heJ'er • PO Bex 15S Display Rates. . . .$25 50 per column "inch CHARGE IT f All classified ads require prepayment. Please :"'!!ed with u.Vked tun and delightful or the New ( ::\ He made his oil"- Maplewood, NJ 07040 Contract Rates Availablo AUTOS FOR SALE have your card and expiration date. -utjM'.ses Mai|une is a uonuri knuwn :o --tar ! >• iSroadviav deP.M iiire«.tirij; and co- Blind Box Number 520.00 per insertion Phone 600-56-1-6911 Fax 973-763-2557 20 words - 10 weeks S39 00 or $50 00 ;ii .iH.hnHiyht to hilarious lite m...a.\*.iv started in 1 t'.a'les Bus^h's "t,)uccn combo no copy changes lint r>e!ore seen \marantha" ..r ::ie \M'-\ I healer Offices where ads can be placed m person Mhe lale ol the Mlergist'-v \K\\c Beu> Buck, ins.1 re\ .i.. Other direttt\i; ••••edits include a - UNION COUNTY bet.in ji a M\-imnuic sketch about j C'lNpw ' \\i . e"i: hc.itc: revival ot Neal Bell's "hvo Small 1291 Stuyvesant Avo . Union CLASSIFIED COMBINATION RATES SEARCH YOUR LOCAL pLASSIFIEDS ON THE INTERNET 5 d'sallotied houses no th.it Hu-.Ji Its iptinde Belies" at the John Houseman I he- Ad appears in all 18 newspapers ESSEX COUNTY , www.locajspurpe.com .[ \ , Aioie and performed in his one-person - I ho Sot::\! M.,^i Hid IIOIKI- ater, John Kunt/N solo show, 20 words or less S30.00 per insertion "'*star"i'''.iers " ji the Ohio Theater, 463 Valley Street. Mnplewcod show "1 lipping M\ Win " Busch took speed's '" I h. M.i. . V. ilc " He :s ,1 Additional 10 words S 10.00 per insertion E:Mail your ad to us at Fax: your ad to us at - ot ar. 1 xiled SmoWcr" 170 Scotland Road. Orange the piece ::i a ditierenl direction at:e LiVo*IR* per' "Ihe Mc' Display Rates $47 SO per column inch OR 266 Liberty Street. Bloorrfiold seeing the Bfo,id\.\.i\ revival ot i ':e.i!c; .»'d '.he !or the Contract Rates Available ads @ localsource.com (973) 763-2557 1 dwaid Mbee's plas • \ Delicate Ha! 2(H)», as vn'il as the annual Tunes 5 anee \ivordtnj; to a \t'n Jork 7/")o role ot 1 d Broadwav Square 'j.-c ' amo"t! m,inv others. interview, jMusch st.irted thmkmi: sio'i judi- To; ilie ' Matinees C!js-,iques" per- HELP WANTED \ CARPENTRY FENCING \ MOVING/STORAGE see" ".iJ". O:I *SI\ I eet EMPLOYMENT 1 INSTRUCTION 'WiHildn': ii be lur.tn to uVe thoe SALES OVER 500 '.*A>etily-Go,TJ Potential , tf 1 ! BERBERICK & SON P.,,^,,,; K 1 •CROWN/ TRIM MOLDINGS - TOM'S FENCING Jewish ^h.ir.Kiers and put :)vm \r a inier -. M. He.i! 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Wo provide fun L'-i TL ri.-rs i\.itci H. , ii^ hviljncc, h'p-ii'int I'lvniOi;. c\p.m*io". -'1 :he (Kor.iciv cjire, s ^ Sofrw Rfvgoral Oc^xxtonilies Av.irf- l < BILL KROPLJCK \* eek ot Km t 2 Repairs 973-/60-47 5 } insvtalUi!tcn. networking and general trou- <3J"< Hi-at r ji.ci'i Rei .1; tat ion is the process of removing attention • storr.jch and ba k muscles, frdjuotin i .i;d:o--. ,^,. i.'.u stu-ss arid nt>Us Tcv more infonnotoo c*fl Smilh Trans- GENERAL CONTFIACTOR \n open house is scheduled to; Mt'-ui.iv '-o-\ _ lo s p ;r. Ij: ;•* tiot'i ' ;o v bleshooting Got corporate-tevol help at port Inc at FREE 4-ROOM DIRE.CTV Sybt«:m lrv;lufJir)q c v ^ p m . '.in H> ttor> ! to 4 p m arid <.iV 2 "ot'i : ;o '• >o p -* ! u-e U>I:J from conditions and circumstances. i/trj; music lone ir.sulUiliori' FREE J- Months H0O (* mo^ie smflll otfict* raters Sloven 97''-27S- >S(U 908-686-0749 4i4 • ^i w AVIV» bnerassociales cori 7T2M119M s I CGvJ'NANT friirtspdrt Teams Chano/Jls) with sofisatpbon Access 225* V.ISII" '•' • '. .- • L 1 3 .'' . - mtrodiictorv classes are olSered ->fi ^jlu.'Oav .it V '<' p '" -•''•! '-Hi " -H '" •~~"^~ ™"^^~~~*"^^"™~~~^~"~~^"^~~**-'~~-~*™~™~-~~*'^~-"*~~~~™"^ If)c Vog.i Tt" t'h-.Itircn Ci.is-., tor f» to H»-ve.c .v\K. ss Jt's!j;ned to rn ad.ipt- CHILD CARE check out out nt*n (v»y f>L(ii AJK TV crvmncli DKJIWI quolity f*chire' soortd l .ltne principles kund.ihm \i'W >*• I hi* fw.il ie.il',..".iuo:i v>l ihc nett. . ^-J i^ ,nlv lcwl ul .ihtiil\ ol the vh'.'.vJJfH 1 hc\ -.viii practice KIMC pi.t'ciurc. Does Yogr Houso Need A Face-Lift? p '7i New siudents \)u\l \I.M!J !iKe to s'.in Co p-oi.-"i"' f(M-r »••» 12 vM> \ isM i'_f'«w}io*ial DodiCitted Runi Q^vnor Lwnilcd offer Rc^tnctons Appty 1-ini; \ow is otdeih Jtul pmi:tessivc siep b> step hrcjitinit! tcchnuHic. Jitd philosophy that cipiotes subjrcti *-K.J~ JS taking cJfs? EUROPA DOMESTICS CONTRACTOR the 1'iee evaluation and mtiodiKIu-n ,'..i"^ on Mord.ss s at li> "*!< a m or s .'o Ot>G!dlcrfs Ejpeoervcfld Druofs Sckis, Frank's Painting & RECYCLING UKtruCIiotis. proper posiurc pcrlitinjiice. brcjlhirtj;. n»cdi;.iJ:i'ti. anc) \ISL:.I!I/J- oj (f1{r,f b<\iics, developing their jttentinn sp.ir.\. and reci>j;iii.'mi; their uniquc- Tr.un* ofni CtHrtutiie S»vnH'nW Call 1-fli^- Housekeepers. Nannies, pm or I hurs.ii.iv. s at s 2H p in \isitoi*. to these .!i"is should call or send .ifi C.v« From A/ourvl Tho FREE CELLPHONES FREE Pftgcrs Free MELO CONTRACTORS. Inc. -Tho",- is no tior. tcchniqmr-s a^c tt^cd dunng rach ci^ss Jiuri^nict otlcrs tiov.es R-I b4».k . > ^f,-n». ^ penile, lum-ctmipciii^c iocin ul t\c,'ci_si;ih4:p:i!:r.o[ci lk-\sb:l Mcro-Pay 1-JW8-66*-37J9) sutiatitulo for c«f>cricnco" AqdiLons Reno- Handyman Service MAX WeiNSTEIN SONS. INC e-m.lii to selieduic .in '.ipjxuntjnent _" " , fH ts ( Competent lotoli-gerii A Unlimited callirvg fftvn home phone to .iny- Sm.nl Job !SpcciOJ:.I tor ^er.tors, |,^ siicnglh JnJ i:oofdiiut»ort " DRP/tRS CFt Now !>a, PUn 3 9 months T) wt>ero in uS'Cwwwla of Pu«Ho RIMJ' FfOti1 vntitMis, Dtamefs Kitchens, Pdintuitj, Wu>e Nicole Mode 'ounded \iv,ole s ^ o>la ( e-,;e- iu "'^.^ MiJ. '- dedu.Ued M CvlliUi Decks. &Mh\ Qver 58 ^c.^rs top r7 Sap ^a $ 2&< cpm &-\2 monltn e«;i«ft-, Free' Frc«' C.Kl Now 1-8OO-?61 G1/4 - GLisS p Cr»r[i f a-ui ie>iL-hcr'it,kinin{: progr^mv. \\\ uf Moje'\ >og^ c'].is\i!s e;>J wiih n*e,)st.it-o;i ,»n,! v isujti/^tior. Jhe 10 Overhill Road, Oakhurst. NJ tsuality work, at affordable IXH.CS £08-24 5- - . maintaining the pu".i\ ••>! hc .irt ot MI^-.I the %!t:dio UMiiic vi-t.t e\vhisiveiv « S J2 Fully insureid FrciJ s 't-T 9oa-686-823D. i 5*80 WVAV n>ok)Conti,Ktof» com 909-241-3a49 The center is OJH'H vet' tLiur.d and ol!'ei*s iUmc \f\ the floor or chau secret of J Mieecv'tul inedttative c\ponen».c is to rel.iv and ti> allow ci'tistniC- Cpm Arto new to* iop in tuyjs. with wtjrf,«ily $165 C«in momin}:. afternoon ,\',)y[ evening programs i!esij;ned lot evct\ieiel >>t ab:'.;tv I.ii people \Mth disabilities A series ii« movett'ens. . are pcrtonued « ith great tne adjus;men;\ of nvcntal st.HCs Strv.ss wmptoiTis jtv rcdiiied arnl the nervous ROOFING 732-259-6690, DRIVEWAYS GENE BRADY ph\sic.»l '."ondtlion. .ice, eu: Mode's voi^a is :"i"e than ius*. a !onv ot exercise. atiention and wwhout pum 1 his ci.^ss »ili ;it:ji.'e \^,«ius posnuc to Jcvet s\s*.eni is rehc-shep baljnCe. timhrrncs^, 3n» ^tTimpih~ Hc*>*t*i^ if? pwper -.ihymuciit. t(w(CwL*tuiii t*OR |TWT» ftjt^d'uofiv and c*rcunwuncc* Ntuiic-** U*cciiuieuvii-jfihct yj ^Jl clii^- ANNOUNCEMENTS MATTRESS-FULL sizo set Oaho-plush Interior Runovnttons, Hislonc CARLSON BROTHERS ROOFING it is an holistic evpe"e-! e that benefits the •vdv/i'-vr.d and spin: T-,r re~itr'" CAPE COD: • S25Q0 t »ric«jht. 10-14 a*f* NYC J&R StlO Call s c 1 l vc 1 ci'iukitmn .md l1e\ibtli[\, and a trduction of NUH'IIC^C V\ the hanJ. ^w-l. knee ,. ^^ v ic> each medtljtion and vi^tuh/jtivTi. \«.lr.ch is ah\a\s oll'ercJ at the 2AV0CKI PAVING CO., INC:. Restorations Kitchea' Bathrooms Bt-LEVEL - - - 12TOO ^*ilfel>Jj ' _tl!,'UiEl iJ. -' ' ''_i'' •. lasys \v* ere 'our t\pes ot voi'a .re pr.iriucd % c vr a S80«r SPA,' HOT TUB 7' Spvi with lounger, 30 jels Driveways • E "tensions SPLIT LEVEL :- SJ300 Hatha voya. the obiet'^e o: which is to !;at!sU>nn ;fie tiuman Vvsj-T to tTia^e ii Excellent Local FARN SVOOO- 53 500 WEEKLY" y N>d> to meet the outlines of Asanas 1 hat cb\s is tecotnrnemied lor pcvple «ith r or lnforriaiion, call '«»S-7S'>-M2'i v visit the jt www ANNOUNCEMENTS Retaining Walls • Vorsa-Lok a Wiirth; \ehiLle toj sel: te.i|i/.uion. Wt'.aniM \ov;.i coiisists of d'Heiet'l pra*. Sur»«yi OfAoe' S75 00 Pet Survey' crato with warranty Cost 5/000. soil S359S' 908^272-1266 limned p<.»sMbiliiics and s[H?ness m u>in:s p,>-.i-sur):t-r. and cjneer patients, Railroad Ties • Brick Paver •Walk* & Patios tices -- breath vonlrol. posture, concentration meditation, moral observance, cenier ami gistfatioo' Guorantotwl Pny^rttxks' BUY NEW JERSEY for $379! The be»t offer 973-292-1118. Pnco includes Removal of "t" • • Fre« Government Grams' S-10 000- FREE ESTIMATES INSURED Duiri(.rster CN'.uiup rorniiU'tf "1 ! and sclt'-disciphne. Kn\ii vi»v;a is the union between the trule and lemaie cre- and pregnant women .in pi.ipcr Jfi year OAF .tu'i ;.'.• in over 150 NJ newspa- Advertiso your product or sendee to .i Lp*i" - P,r?i(iriJ • 0v -VJII 5[-jCMUirj- M.ijori. pers ttirotxjNSirl tr>« Male - J wwnbirted c>'- imatcly 10 niiifioo;households in. .973-218-1991 WE STOP LEAKS! 1 cuidbon of over 2 milUori hooM?hoW» Call Americas bo*f suburbs by placing your RepjiT% nno Mor^ E'ev Esl>m.it*i CLARK BUILDERS. INC PATERNO PAVING 1 Diar^f Trent .it NJPA a» 609-406-0600 Classrfi&r iKf m nearly 800 suburban news- Jo« P0B-3ii-S709 •Wool Stripping & R-^MI -, OPPORTUNITY hjv« e*lcn!nori 24 or omad (Jtfcnt^nipQ org or •Fl.it Roofinq & SI-ili- paper* jusl liko tfii* One Only S995 (USD) Stmt^f Qrftrete SilmaU ** with A.P VVoco .i*it w*r* njpn or$ for mota informatwjn MIKE D'ANDREA •Gutters a Lpndor^ Time {doesn't stand still. for a ?S-word ad One pr>one oil. one f'tr'hg BiOCis Ftt4 Current} INSTANT DECISION DAYS INFORMATION Fa tNat»6rrt*»oe Serving Union A Middlesex Counties invoice, one payrhent, Ad copy is Su&jecl to, ie2 M y.0 Yp.irs Eiperienct For 30 Years "GOVERNMENT AND Po*W) Job»" P publisher approval Call the Suburban Cjrpt'ntry jnd Tile Wor* free JANUARY 5-^9 & 12-16 SESSION Why should you? REACH OVER 1 5 mJIon hometxAj*' Ttie Fully Insured - Free F-stim.iti-. AiVKiunccmenl ^ lo S-»7 ;>78 Claurftcd Advertising Network at 88V Call 908-241-3913 (Kunllworth) 1 Now Jenmy Press Association can placa N J Lie No 010700 WED. JANUARY 7 Fuft Part po*.tic«s Doftcf'U and inftrwx) lor 4Aft246« ELECTRICIANS 732-381-9090 1-800-794-LEAK (5325) . Classes beginning in January will 6e offered on your ^x2 Ortpiay Ad w> over 130 NJ weefcfy l 80O6r33W5 PLAZA HOME IMPROVEMENTS AT 6:30 P» rvn**pAp«ra Jo* ONLY; S995 QMi CKarte ABLE ELECTRIC Wgdnosdloy evenings or Saturday mornings / fW»y» ElESer T Siding • Windows • Roofing f em ,ir NjPA ol 609-*06-O600 extension 24 " 'It it's Eloctnc, We Do itr CAR vices WANTED TO BUY Kitchens - Bathrooms • Basements RUBBISH REMOVAL Bring high school transcripts -o» e-maJ fltroriHgrmiu org forrnoro. informa- Interior and E*terior Lightning. Repairs Extensions • Concrete • Masonry 201-559^055 tion (Miitiorr*Klc ptacoment rtvaJabki) AAAA LIONEL. Amoncan Fryer lyes and New Construction. Froo Estinvites Tree Estimates • 100% Finance 973-731-1698,GREG'S CLEANOUTS MAIR STYL15T o*p*n t . PERSONALS 425-1538 We'll evaluate your transcripts, make a decision, night ot ono #122666 Would you give UVTMM' (nv cut nanny foe 4 And 3 yeww ckt AfJOPTlON LOVING Acjivo. rwtppiy mar KREDER ELECTRIC, INC. 1-800-735-6134 and offer you admission—all In one day! Plus well Saturdays week. i\ V/e« Orange Onrvcr pfeferred 5250 ANTIQUE & ried couple e.njer to sUrt a family Wonder- R»»id*ntial, Cotninarcial, Industrial we«Wy 97J- 736-9693 teava fuf home With btg yard m qinel nCigWXir- -waive the 530 application fee. -~ . OLDER FURNITURE, FREE ESTIMATES LANDSCAPING r - - Oinlng Room* * Bed room »< • up one night a y 8og — O'ONOFRIO & SON — Sell Interested in applying for Financial Aid? 1313 for motc mfonnation Breakfronts • S«cretarys, Etc. 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UNION COUNTY CLASSIFIED PAGE B10 •—• WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 31. 2003 AAAAAAAA REAL ESTATE SERVICES WATERPROOFING OFFERED VT FRENCH DRAINS & RENTAL HOUSE TO RENT WATERPROOFING 1-800-564-8911 NO RENT! "SO'DOWN HOMES GoVemnvent -c PEOPLE IN THE NEWS and B,ink Foreclosures! No erMit OK. O to Wo will take care of all \ every house 1 sell, f jm making a dif- need, not the ability lo pay SERVICES OFFERED yqur wator problems t low ou can ••v n-V i-l . .1 rMKinij yt" D"ii I FULLV INSURED To Place Your j#ct to Vhm Federal Fair Housing Act, is tops for October lo contact Linda Henderson, call , ,• ., '("11 'i- ,i,;ciili.il pnyf.im which make* tt illegal to advertise any OFFICE TO LET find more about the Westfjeld office Sample wins honors as Elaine Dem\en, a consistent top Rh MAX Properties Unlimited in i- ,-.\ I )u,ll.)P!i-l' .itfOfd.itliO l>iv 908-964-8228 20 words - 10 WEEKS of Exposure for $39.00 in UNION COUNTY pr«f>F«nc«v limitation, or dlicrtmmatlon and the market area served, infliMdual > CRANFORD FOR rent in tfio Oowniowri l Top Producer of the Year 1 I > ! •-',tv trill fn-«' 1 riOU- bated on race, color, religion, *«x, hand- jetliner in the BurgdortT f:RA. has Summit at 00X-522- /444. 350 squoro feel office fj)us use of corrimoo \\i.b pages for each sales associate, Prudential N'eu Jersey 'Properties Classified icap, farrufial itatu*. or national origin, been named Sales Agent ol'ihe Month Kli MAX is the exclusive real BUSINESS or 10 WEEKS of Exposure for S59.00 in or Intention to rrjke any »uch prefer- areas and conference room. 2nd floor electronic listings ,md directions to sales associate Diannc 1 Sjmple h.is enc«, limitation, or discrimination." Includes all utilities. S700 a month 908^276- for October As a sales agent, Derji>en estate sponsor for CMS, a national TILE Search your local classifieds > 240Q, AsV for Arthur the BurgdurlT LfRA office been honored as the Summit oilue •> OPPORTUNITIES "VVa will not knowingly accept any has sold sc\en units with a dollar vol- l non-profit organization dedicated to F.iunded m l >5X, Burgdortf hRA lop Producer of (he Near MIKE MUSSO UNION and ESSEX COUNTY atfvartltlng for real estate which it In WEST ORANGE. Wam'.Street loca'.>on. 600 ume of more than $2 4 million raising tunds for children's hospitals violation of the law All p«rsons are here- squarer feet, 2 o^ccs and reccptiph area is :he nation's top-producing liRA "Pianne has sel a Ili^h standard el , •i',,..\i».i)itAi^r on the Interne: > Dermcn has received many distin- This year. RH MAX associates made by Informed that all dwelling* advertised Share utilities ParKmg Availnblo January real-estate firm in sales dollar vol- excellence and we are .ill very proud - •» L \O Vtf TOO SMALL BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES For More Information ara available on an equal opportunity ) 2004 973-746-4825 guished awards She has earned I>K- ume I he company consists of 700 a record contribution ot S7 million to •JOB 352-1936 .I"VI *< Ji'ivn 1 t>atit.~ of her achievements." said Karen •\i I CA_IiH C-inf! ! Route Do you e.ifn up lo Nevs Jersey Association of Realtors CMS, Locally, funds raised by C.1PO> route sales associates arid 17 offices. The Hedges, manager ot Prudential New TREE EXPERTS Please Call The Classified VACATIONS RENTALS Circle of Fxcellenee Sales A^ard sil- RF-. MAX Properties I nlimited bene- J- APARTMENT TO RENT international f-RA real estate network Jersey Properties' Summit office '."I ORLANDO LUXURY Resort viltas 2.3.-» ver level for IWN-2OO2, and tfie fit Children's Specialt/rtl Hospital - BELLEVILLE BLOOMf IELp. 2-1,7 3 room includes more than 2.500 independ- A New Jersey Association ot Real- BOYLE TREE SURGERY CO. Department 1-800-564-8911 bearooms $79.900-5149.900".' Fuiiy fur- bron/e level in \W). and 14'>2-1>T an affiliate of the Robert Wood John- rtpiirtmonU New Kitchefis and b.iihs usili- ESTABLISHED 1922 •M t CASH Cindy Route [\> •>nu IMHI up t>\ Use it then rent to vacationers Lake entlv owned and operated brokerage tors' (NJAR) Circle ot F \LclleiKe 1 ucl irKluJed SBW) & Up Convcru<*nl 10 and has also been honored »iih ihe son Hospital with location.*, in Moun- TREE & STUMP REMOVAL S rptdt? ¥¥¥¥¥.¥;¥¥¥¥¥, Go)/ Resort. Siles 888-332-0039 olIkes with more than 2.S,()O(J brokers Gold and Silver member siiue Il)x. ' PRUNING li« lii'Vi *0 M.n.hin«"i .»nd C.TOOV AJI fo» NYC tnjscs. trains No [*e!5 No (c-o Su^on NJAR DtstinguisheJ Sales Award for tainside, r.anwood. To:ns River, TREE SURGERY IN 97^-429-8444 www laKcni.'jrion net and sales associates in all 50 of the Sample achieved the dold I evel 20(K) Ncwjfk. I nion and Mi/abeth. and ALL ITS BRANCHES I nited Stato atid 2A other nwrUnes award again in 2002 She is also .i 1 Bristol-Myers Squibb I luldren's Union (.A\N~i I- AIM M,x hints '" primp BELLEVILLE NEV.XY fcnov;i:pivti- Henderson now a member muscular diseases, birth delects. AIDs A.it^r 24 hour marviT;}- Fru VV-rH^f K\o,c in S bajflj on race, color.' religion, sex. hand- and accident victims., I hey pride i .' 'n -u"V ( rf-i- A'}*"1 "tups ager of the Wcstt'ield office, s.ud. of Miracle Network Home icap, farriifijil »taiu», or national origin, themselves on treating the whole ADVERTISE or intention 1o make any such prefer- "lilainc is a wonderful professional in I inda Hendeison. a sales associate 906-276-5752 child, rendering service based on BLQOMFIELD STUDIO prwate entrance ence. limitation, or discrimination." our office Her outstanding elTorts in at RI- MAX Properties I'nlimited in Save your newspaper lor toil "We will oot hr.owingly accept any Service Directories That advertising lor feal estate which is in service to her clients' needs are what Summit, has joined the national violation of the law. All per*on* are here- distinguish her as a top agent in our RI. MAX (. hildren's Miracle Net- REAL ESTATE MH.LBURN STUDJO5 A,,vi- by inforrrwd that all crwelllno* advartix-d industry Flame ha*, u vast knowkdge work Home Program L ruler this pro- . rvc.it rirt ire available wi an equal opportunity Appear In The Front Section of L.mon County and has a compre- grain. Henderson will donate a speci- Are You Having An Event? And Would M . i'._ u g g Liuncry jiitK>s fio FOR SALE 1*73-564-6556 after ocx hensive understanding of the .ia\i " fied amount of nioney (0 the Chil- REAL ESTATE WANTED Demvcn contributes to the com- dren's Miracle Network per sales NCWARK-NCAR HILLSIDE Of AIM 9 Publications In munity through her work and com- transaction. Like To Let Ever/ One Know STUDIO 1 AND 2 BEDROOMS I BUY HOUSES 1 mitment >ou may contact Demven ,f( Join the community Voty Scx>cious NCfl PjoqraTi ANY CONDITION we have the Union And Essex Counties OS SITE SECURITY an e-mail to her at I-.laine- RI: MAX >ard signs I his signifies to Place Your Notice In SECURE UNDERGROUND PARKING CALL 732-356-2278 Demycn'iJ bgrgdortTcom the home buyer and seller that Their Call Us O tor appointment w REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Ihc BurgdortTFRA Branch olVice transaction helped n.ike a positive 973-705-8488 is a full-service real estate center change in the lives ot local children. ON For More Information Call SPRINGFIELD MOOERN 1 N>C"x>m One INFORMATION ood brochure Adult located a| 6(M) North Ave. West, West- '" I he Miracle Home Program is a community 55* starting M $22 000- t field HOT real estate assistance, or to great opportunity to give back to the jpptonco pocK/190 COP'.. SI twr A heat S'SO 000 S-nglo * Mufti family homes m \ 467-787? 1 Stxjincrn NJ Call Hr.uit,ind Realty Free 1- inquire about a career in real estate, community." said Henderson "It's ^r What's Going On is a paid directory of events u i non- -AXXassified Representative at call the office at 'WW-2U-(MM,5 You wonderful teelmg knowing that UNION profit organizations It is PRH-PAID and LOMS \U-] slo 00 1-800-564-8911 Uor 2 weeks) in I-sse\ County or l.:mon Coutit\ and uist fI S30.tK) lot hoth Counties. Your notice must be in one ol S C^ivco'cnt VirM C^ t'oi publication the CHESTNUT RE ALTY To Place Your follovMng Thursday. Offices our located at 4b3 VtUle> Si . 908-29^-0263 UNION Maplewood 170 Scotland Rd , Orange. 260 Ubeit> Si . Classified Ad Bloomfieid oi 12C)1 Stu>\e,sant Ave . t'nion To Advertise Call Search your local classifieds ADVERTISE CLASSIFII<:I> NAME Phone. on the Internet 908-686-7700 CALL www.Uscal.sourcc.coni ADDRESS. c Let Us Help You CITY. 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EARN 75% COMMISSIONS RIGHT WITH NO MONTHLY FEKS -——(TRUP-ANIMN-WRITINt;)——-*- CITY. .ZIP AWAY Average income in 2002 for Re Max. United Agents above 5200,000 00 Another one of 'Our Join Re/Max United and work out of a completely by Jilt Guzman Success Stories" professionally remodeled office with private parking. WORRALL COMMUNITY NEWSPAPERS, INC. took for ihc & rad the MLS Congratulations: Meet Grow with Re/Max: Sijns of SUCCCM!! our name xnd ihc Garden State MLS in Darieno & Rick 83,000 Agents, If ><>u *rr a homeowner thir,lLinj5 o( whioh we plj^c our homes *s pet owner* Shellhouso, Former request We Like priJe in our*clvt» fcx 4,613 Offices, the piitjibi!>;\ of jcl'inp >inur home, sou Home Owners of 26 Hill ASK ABOUT r bc«i v'oniunirt exposure in Eli/^bcih in llllti truvghi to Street. Bloomfieid. NJ ECONOMY CLASSIFIED ire all the f^L'tun tful will i»pen :he tioon Thanking CALL CARLOS COUTO to 1 MR'tnitul BeaJ EiUte •jini*itit>n Hunking of jelling' Look for the Jill Guzman Realty. 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