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Ad Populos, Non Aditus, Pervenimus Published Every Thursday Since September 3, 1890 (908) 232-4407 USPS 680020 Thursday, December 15, 2005 OUR 115th YEAR – ISSUE NO. 50-2005 Periodical – Postage Paid at Westfield, N.J. www.goleader.com [email protected] SIXTY CENTS Retired Teacher Perishes In Cherokee Ct. House Fire By PAUL J. PEYTON She was found by Fire Captain Roger Sr. They, along with Chief Kelly, placed Specially Written for The Westfield Leader Sawicki on the kitchen floor of her her on a stretcher where CPR was initi- WESTFIELD — A 76-year-old re- two-and-a-half story dwelling on ated. The Westfield Rescue Squad then tired Westfield teacher was killed last Cherokee Court, located off of Clifton transported the victim to Robert Wood Thursday from injuries sustained in a Street on the south side of town. Johnson Hospital in Rahway. house fire. She is the first person killed in Captain Sawicki carried the victim, The fire was brought under control a fire in town since November 28, 1993. who was in cardiac arrest, to the front by 4:52 p.m. Fire units remained on Westfield Fire Chief Dan Kelly said door, where she was handed over to the scene until 9:45 p.m. to assist in Grace Salomon was overcome by heat firefighter James Pfeiffer, Lieutenant Scott securing the house and to support the from flames, toxic gases and smoke. Miller and volunteer firefighter Dan Kelly, fire investigation. Chief Kelly believes a decorative candle in the living room caused the fire. He said the blaze spread quickly to the dining room and kitchen. When firefighters arrived on the scene, flames and heavy smoke were visible through the first floor win- dows, the chief said. He said there was heavy fire damage to the first floor and smoke damage throughout the rest of the home. Firefighters forced entry into the front and rear entrances of the home, which were locked. Chief Kelly said the 9-1-1 call made by the victim came into the Westfield David B. Corbin for The Westfield Leader Fire Department at 4:15 p.m. and that MERRY CHRISTMAS…Georgette Chrystal of Scotch Plains, Janell Paviolitis of Green Brook, Susan Schuman of Michael Pollack for The Westfield Leader and The Times the first fire unit, which was within a Fanwood and Michelle Metallo of Hillsborough, of the Escape barbershop quartet, harmonize Christmas songs in The SOLEMN DAY…Westfield firefighters respond to a working structure fire at few blocks of the scene, arrived within Leader/Times newspaper office. The national, award-winning group is entertaining shoppers in Westfield throughout the 960 Cherokee Court last Thursday. Firefighters worked swiftly to reach the one minute and 34 seconds. Christmas season, sponsored by the Downtown Westfield Corporation. homeowner inside and put the fire out. Tragically, the homeowner succumbed to The Springfield Fire Department also the superheated gases and smoke from the blaze. assisted at the fire scene, while the Cranford Fire Department went to Sy- camore Field to prepare for a possible Council Bids Farewell To Rafael Bramnick Named to State medevac airlift of the victim. The Roselle Park and Plainfield Fire De- partments provided mutual aid to Assembly GOP Leadership Westfield to cover additional fire calls. Betancourt, Larry Goldman By HORACE CORBIN Consumer Affairs and Law and Pub- All four of Westfield’s fire apparatuses By MICHAEL J. POLLACK neighbors and the traffic engineer, business, the officials appointed Specially Written for The Westfield Leader lic Safety Committees. Mr. Bramnick were at the fire scene from both the Specially Written for The Westfield Leader the new changes will “aid in slowing Claire Gray as town clerk. She has TRENTON — On Monday, New replaced Mr. Kean in the Assembly North and Central Avenue firehouses. WESTFIELD –During Tuesday’s traffic and lower the volume of cars.” served in an acting capacity since Jersey Republicans named Assem- 2003 and was recently re-elected to a Due to the loss of life, the fire is under final council meeting of 2005, Westfield Of the measures considered, which former clerk Bernie Heeney passed blyman Jon Bramnick of Westfield as two-year term. investigation by the Westfield Fire Pre- police announced departmental awards, included rumble strips and speed away last New Year’s. By law, the Assistant Minority Whip for the 2006- In November by acclamation, the vention Bureau, the Westfield Police while the council bid farewell to three bumps, the councilman felt the initia- acting capacity lasts until the person 2007 legislative session, which will State Democratic Assembly major- Detective Bureau and the Union County departing councilpersons and swore tive passed was the “least intrusive.” completes a municipal clerk’s course, begin Tuesday, January 10. ity caucus chose new leadership in- Fire Investigative Task Force. Chief Claire Gray in as town clerk. And, according to Councilman which Ms. Gray passed. Her statu- Mr. Bramnick told The Westfield cluding: Asm. Joseph Roberts Jr. Kelly said this is the customary process The Westfield Police Department, Ciarrocca, because the changes are tory three-year appointment will last Leader, “This is excit- (Brooklawn, Camden when someone is killed in a fire. according to Mayor Andy Skibitsky, incremental and inexpensive, “we can until December 13, 2008. ing in that it’s a seat at County) as Assembly Ms. Salomon retired in 1999 as a handles 26,000 calls a year, signaling undo them.” The council said goodbye to three the table, which helps Speaker, Asw. Bonnie teacher at McKinley Elementary the level of production and efficiency. determine what issues Watson Coleman School, where she taught for 10 years. “We have one of the best departments are to be discussed – (Ewing Township) as She also taught at Tamaques School, of New Jersey,” he noted. it’s so important. The its new Majority the former Lincoln School and the To honor the police force, Lieuten- Republican leadership Leader; Asm. Elm Street annex to the Franklin School ant James Schnieder read accounts of will be assured of em- Wilfredo Caraballo (now the district’s administrative of- specific officers’ bravery before an- bracing common sense (Newark) as Speaker fices.) nouncing their names. Lieutenant positions in line with Pro-Tempore and As- She was active in a book club and Schneider recapped a year defined by the voters. Now, some- semblywoman Joan was to host a club event the night she the visit of President George W. Bush one from Westfield is Quigley (Jersey City) died, Chief Kelly said. She had pre- in March. In a situation where offic- helping to set state as the new Majority pared lasagna to bake later that day. ers were outnumbered 50-1 by pro- policy for the Republi- Jon Bramnick Conference Leader. “She did not get to that part of her testers, Lieutenant Schneider recalled cans in the Assembly.” The 2005 Assembly day, unfortunately,” Chief Kelly said. a department that handled a “poten- Mr. Bramnick represents the 21st Speaker Albio Sires was chosen as Superintendent of Schools Dr. Wil- tially volatile situation” with restraint Legislative District in the Assembly along Speaker Emeritus. Mayor Sires of liam Foley said Ms. Salomon taught in and professionalism. with Eric Munoz of Summit, who was West New York is expected to make a the Westfield public schools for 29 While detailing the commendation elected Deputy Conference Leader. formal announcement of his candi- years, the last 10 at McKinley School. citations, meritorious service and life- Sen. Tom Kean, Jr. of Westfield dacy for Congressman in the 13th “She was a very, very sweet per- saving awards, the lieutenant spoke represents the district in the State Legislative District to fill the vacancy son,” Dr. Foley recalled. He noted that of the tact and courage his men and Senate. Sen. Kean retains his position in January as Rep. Robert Menendez Ms. Salomon taught mostly third grade, women showed in responding to the as Minority Whip in the State Senate. is to be named U.S. Senator by Gov- although she had a background in learn- stabbing of Fanwood Library Direc- Asm. Bramnick is a member of the ernor-elect Jon Corzine. ing disabilities. “But she just applied it tor Dan Weiss and a situation where a Patrick Connor for The Westfield Leader and The Times to kids she was dealing with,” Dr. 16-month-old child was rescued from POLICING THEMSELVES...From left to right, Captain John Parizeau, acting Foley said. an excavation hole in Tamaques Park. police chief, Officer Robert Weiss, PBA president, Officer Harold Caulfield, Cingular Pulls Cell Tower Captain Clifford Auchter and Sergeant Todd Earl conduct the 2005 Westfield “Her death is a real tragedy. It’s just After the police awards, the coun- Police Department and PBA Local 90 awards. very, very sad,” he said. “She was very cil held an advertised hearing on an skilled,” the superintendent noted. ordinance, which will amend the town During departmental reports, Coun- council people at the final meeting of For Springfield Avenue Ms. Salomon is survived by a daugh- code and establish new traffic safety cilman Ciarrocca said his committee 2005. Councilwoman Darielle Walsh, By CARRIE HAYES house. The house was originally con- ter, Nancy; a son, Matthew; a sister, measures by adding stop signs to is establishing a timeline and sched- who replaced Mayor Skibitsky when Specially Written for The Westfield Leader structed with one, but it had been Florence, and two grandchildren. A Pinegrove and Ayliffe Avenues and ule to move forward on work at the he ascended to mayor in July, was WESTFIELD - There was a full removed in 1945. Permission was service was held on Sunday, Decem- Florida Street.
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