~£ O \X. 01 * r. to *LLJU_ if. jr. H CJ Serving Westfield, Scotch Plains and Fanwood Vol. 'c iLtm-"U| Friday, July 21,2006 50 cents ••UILi. Faith sustained Chemidlin during ordeal He says, 'I have to believe it was the will of God' PyANNAI for a moment (that) I would be pens, it raises faith," said the former THE RECORD-PRESS released," Chemidlin said in an inter- township resident, who is now plan- view last Friday, ning a move to Manhattan. SCOTCH PLAINS — As Michael Though he's finally back home, Chemidlin does not regret his trip Chemidlin lay on the ground in a he's unlikely to ever forget the experi- to the African nation, saying it was dirty prison cell in Sierra Leone, suf- ence, which is fresh in his mind and not his will, but God's. He left the fering from malaria and surrounded has left a mark on his body. Sitting in United States April 13 for what was by murderers, he never questioned an office room at Family Investors, supposed to be a month-long trip to his fate or his reason for being there. where members of his family work, meet with other Christians to start a Even though he faced up to 15 Chemidlin recalled every painful church in Sierra Leone. "I was not years in a foreign prison, Chemidlin moment spent defending his inno- proselytizing," said Chemidlin. "They remained strong in his personal reli- cence. Rubbing his shoulder, he said were already believers." gious faith, despite his weakening he is still sore after prison guards He arrived in Ghana on April 14, physical state and the stress of being repeatedly yanked him up by the ail- attended a religious conference and charged with a crime he did not com- ing arm, as he bounced from prison to then went to Sierra Leone, where he mit. court to a prison hospital before being met with his religious "brothers" who Eighty-two days after he arrived in freed on bail and, finally, for good. had invited him to visit. Included in Africa for a religious trip, the 57-year But the one thing that brought the group were some soldiers he had old was finally freed after espionage him to Sierra Leone, his faith, is met while serving together in the charges were dismissed, fittingly, on stronger than ever. The HtQhland Swim Club team par- the Fourth of July. "I never doubted "Anytime something like this hap- ticipated in the Avon Ocean Swim (Continued on page A-2) MICHAEL CHEMIDLIN on July 8. For more on the team's accomplishments this summer, and a preview of next week's Westfield Downtown 5K and Pizza GOING GREEN SP to contribute Extravaganza, see Sports, Page C-1. to upgrades at Vo-Tech fields Route 22 park will also be improved •y ANNA I authorized Union County to THE RECORD-PRESS apply toward the project $172,500 from an unuBed SCOTCH PLAINS — In 2005 Kids Recreation Trust an effort to get construction Fund grant. In total, the started as soon as possible on township will be contributing a pair of local athletic fields, $424,700 for the improve- the Township Council intro- ments, according to the inter- duced a $257,200 bond ordi- local agreement between nance at a special meeting Scotch Plains and the county, Jl MfQfflfl Tuesday night. though the money from the The bond ordinance will trust fund was originally sup- help fund the municipality's plied by the county. The duCret School of Art in share of improvements to two Upgrades at the Union Plainfield will host a Comics/Sch sites owned by Union County, County Vo-Tech fields have fWantasy Day offering tutorials said Township Manager Tom been on the table for more from the school's faculty on June Atkins. The money will go than three years now, Atkins 29. For details on that event and towards irrigation improve- said during the meeting much more in local arts and enter- ments, installation of a clay Tuesday night, The meeting KEN BUNIEWSKWIPDIGITALSOLUTtONS.COM tainment news, see Prime Time, infield and new lighting at was scheduled at the last beginning on Page B-2. Rebecca Lewie and Laura Surace listen ae Madeline DINardo speaks to local children the baseball and soccer fields minute so a public hearing on Monday about the benefits of plants in controlling pollution and atormwater run-off. at the Union County the bond ordinance can be Vocational-Technical complex held at the Aug. 8 Township on Raritan Road, as well as Council meeting, with con- Program at Fanwood library toward additional irrigation struction to begin shortly improvements at the Route thereafter, 22 Little League Field. At "I don't normally like spe- nearly $300,000, the new cial meetings in the summer, teaches kids about rain gardens lights represent the lion's especially with something By ANNA MMDANOVMCZ effects of fertilizer, pesticide drinking water," said share of the costs. that requires money," said THE RECORD-PRESS and other pollutants. DiNardo. "How can we clean The upgrades represent Mayor Martin Marks. But he Working with a model of a up messy town?" additional work requested by added, "Timing is a factor FANWOOD — Local first community called "Messy After a few incorrect but the township on top of field here.., if we waited until the graders received a special les- Town," Madeline DiNardo imaginative answers — improvements at the two summer was over, the fields son in protecting their drink- and Amy Boyajian of the including "a giant napkin" — complexes that were author- would be sitting (the way ing water and improving the Rutgers Cooperative children learned families ized by the county earlier this they are)." environment Monday after- Research & Extension could install rain gardens in year. And Councilman Frank noon, as they gathered at showed children how pollu- their yards to capture run-off. In addition to the bond Fanwood Memorial Library tants enter stormwater on a They also learned there are a ordinance, municipal officials (Continued on page A-2) to explore the mysteries of daily basis. As Boyajian dust- lot of other little things resi- the rain garden. ed the model town with dents can do to help keep During a presentation by ingredients like dirt and pep- groundwater clean. the Rutgers Cooperative per that represented real pol- Doing a soil test to see how Oral argument set Research & Extension, the lutants such as fertilizer, dog much, if any, fertilizer is going strong children learned about the waste and car oil leaks, stu- needed on lawns, cleaning up Though the summer is almost half library's rain garden, which dents hollered in excitement. after pets, putting up fences on Hillcrest petition over, there may still be some open- directs stormwater from the "Oh no! It really is messy!" around construction sites, fix- ings in the summer camps offered roof to the ground, where it is one first grader yelled as ing cars that have oil leaks Hillcrest's lease for a variety of by the Westfield Area YMCA. For cleaned by native plant Boyajian sprinkled the ingre- and using only as much pesti- THE RECORD-PRESS reasons, said Foley. more details, turn to Page AS. species. The garden was dients on the model town and cide as needed are among the Foley decided last month installed in September; since then sprayed it with water to simple things everyone can WESTFIELD — An oral not to renew the lease with the then, it has effectively represent a rainfall. As chil- do to help, said DiNardo. argument to review the Union UCESC after meeting with absorbed "hundreds of thou- dren watched with rapt "Drainage is a big issue County Educational Services police and after listening to sands of gallons" of rainwa- attention, the water mixed when it comes to building Commission's petition for residents outraged over sever- ter, said David Schwartzberg, with the "pollutants," creat- (honies or additions)," said another year at Lincoln School al incidents involving the a member of the Fanwood ing a dirty liquid. Dan Weiss, Fanwood was scheduled for Thursday, school's students. Hillcrest Pot show Environmental Commission. "All those pollutants are Memorial Library director. •July 20, according to Randi Academy South served about Consisting of a depressed going into the groundwater Bloom of the state's Office of 75 former Elizabeth High at the Hbrary area of mulch, rocks, and 24 and that will be in your (Continued on page A-2) Administrative Law, School students who had been The Westfield Memorial Library will varieties of native plants The session is the first that re-assigned for disciplinary host a pet show for local children at including bald cypress, bee has been scheduled to review reasons. 10:30 a.m. Saturday. Advance reg- balm and blue flag iris, the the fate of Hillcrest Academy The UCESC petition asks istration is required, and the dead- rain garden is a "relatively South, after local the state to order the lease line is June 20. For more, contact inexpensive and attractive Superintendent William Foley extended until July 1, 2007; the library at (908) 789-4090 or option" for residents who decided not to renew the com- the most recent lease expired 550 East Broad St. want to capture rain runoff mission's lease for the at the beginning of the month, from their roof, said Westfield Avenue facility. but UCESC officials had antic- Schwartzberg. UCESC filed its petition ipated it would be renewed. The garden was funded by July 3 asking the commission- "The reason there's a need a county grant that was given er of the State Department of to file the appeal is that there to the Rutgers group, said Education to extend the pro- is not sufficient time to find a Schwartzberg. The gram's lease for one more year, location and have it approved Commentary A-6 Cooperative Research & so a suitable location could be for use as a school for Extension worked in partner- found for the 2007-2008 school September," UCESC superin- Community Life B-1 ship with the borough's pub- year. The department sent the tendent William Petrino has lic works department, the petition to the Office of said previously. The lack of a Sports C-1 Rahway River Association Administrative Law on July home puts the program in and the Master Gardeners of 11, as is common .procedure in peril, he said earlier this Prime Time B-2 Union County to install the cases were emergent relief is month. Photographed In front of the rain garden are, from left: Amy being sought, said education rain garden. Four other gar- Boyajian and Madeline DINardo, both of the Rutgers Petrino did not respond to Obituaries B-4 dens have been installed at department spokesman Rich repeated requests for com- Cooperative Research & Extension; Fanwood Mayor Colleen Vespucci. locations in Cranford and Mahr, Dave Schwartzberg of Fanwood Environmental ment this week. ; Real Estate C-4 Woodbridge. Commission, and Anthony DelMonte, the borough's public The district has filed a In its response to thej Inside the library, the stu- works foreman. Standing In the front row are local children responding brief urging the Police Log A-3 dents saw firsthand the who attended Monday's program. commissioner not to extend (Continued on page A-2) ;

*r*?«S6^«W^»^frJ!K*^ A-2 Record Press July 21 2006 SP to contribute to upgrades Board approves Seneca Place proposal WESTFIELD—Despite con- The application also called In May 2005, board members (Continued from page A-l) The township will make and adults (of Scotch tinuing resident opposition and for an 18-foot wide access drive- unanimously rejected the appli- its $12,300 down payment Plains) and also for a previous rejection by their own way with a 40-foot wide munka- cation. But the applicant took Rossi stressed the impor- on the bond ordinance with Fanwood kids who are in board, Planning Board mem- pal right-of-way extending north the case to court, where the tance of making the money from the municipal the athletic leagues," said bers, bound by a court order, last across Seneca Place from judge ruled the board had to improvements after years of Open Space Trust Fund, Atkins. week approved with conditions Coleman Place. approve the application, said planning. "(The Vb-Tech) said Atkins, who told coun- The next Township In the initial hearings, the field has been under works a subdivision at 254 Seneca Newell cil members "you more than Council meeting is sched- Place, said board Chairman application drew overwhelming Residents continued their for close to three years... If have" the needed funds. uled for 8 p.m. Aug. 8. Robert Newell. resident opposition and board you are going to build a The Union County Board Anna Bagdanowicz is a staff opposition at last week's meet- In an application that dates members raised questions relat- ing, said Newell. "Riey were field, you need proper irri- of Freeholders is scheduled writer for the Record-Press. She back more than a year, develop- ing to the proposed cartway gation. It's an amenity we're to approve the work for both can be reached at (732) 396- extension. The state's concerned about the develop- er Joseph Buontempo proposed ment and the road being adding, but I view it as fields Thursday, said Atkins. 4204 or abogdanowiczQ&njn-subdividing the 21,000 square Residential Site Improvement essential." "This is for the youths publishing.com. foot tract of land, tearing down Standards require a minimum expanded." Nonetheless, the an existing house and construct- roadway width of 21 feet, board followed the court's orders ing two 2V& story single-family though the applicant's represen- and approved the application Oral argument set on Hillcrest dwellings on the new lots. tatives asked for an exception. with a list of conditions. (Continued from page A-l) tion and stole a car. They able." In addition, he said, were arrested the next day the brief noted the district's Program teaches about rain gardens UCESC petition, Foley said, after the car was spotted plans to use the Lincoln (Continued from page A-l) also set up a Web site with instructions, Weiss the district noted the insecu- parked by the school. A School building for an early said. rity many neighbors felt fol- police chase after one of the childhood and kindergarten "The rain garden was really put in as a learn- And there's some evidence the idea is lowing several incidents students went through a center to deal with its ing tool. catching on. The borough's Planning Board that required police atten- neighbor's backyard, caus- "People need to do something to address has begun giving applicants the option of tion, including one in partic- ing even more anxiety for enrollment crunch. rain water on their property," Weiss added."... installing rain gardens to addresB drainage, ular that occurred on May 3. residents. Anna Bagdanowicz is a staff This is a newer idea that looks great." rather than implementing more costly and That day, four Hillcrest Foley said the district's writer for the Record-Press. She Now that the kids have had their chance, a less aesthetically pleasing solutions such as Academy students reported- brief also argued that "there can be reached at (732) 396- learning session for adults will be held at 7 underground pipes, said Schwartzberg. As of ly stole a neighbor's bicycles, is no current lease, so 90 4204 or abogdanowicz@njn- p.m. Aug. 3 so residents can learn how to this week, one applicant had already agreed drove them to the train sta- days (of notice) is reason- publishing.com. make their own rain gardens. Boyajian will to the measure, he said. can't be for real!'" Despite the road of court proceedings and me... it was just something I accusations, he said, hun- delays awaited them. Though had to pass through." dreds of residents began the terrible conditions began On May 15, a magistrate Chemidlin sustained by faith protesting outside the prison. making him sick, Chemidlin judge ruled that snapping pic- Many of them had served in found hope in the least likely tures of the United Nations (Continued from page A-l) Rogers suggested taking a Chemidlin to come back with Iraq with Chemidlin and had of places: his fellow prison special court was not prohib- photograph of the special court, his passport the next day. been spreading support and mates. Accused murderers ited, and Chemidlin and his Iraq War last July The trip to said Chemidlin. "So I snapped Chemidlin did as he was looking for attorneys to repre- and other inmates occasional- friends were released. Finally Sierra Leone was supposed to the photo... and then Sierra told, but on May 2, he, Rogers sent his case. ly tried to intimidate free, but not yet home, last two weeks, with a visit to Leone guards came and said and Collins Kamara, another Chemidlin soon found a Chemidlin, but he says he Chemidlin "got the best hotel Liberia next on the agenda. But 'Come with us,™ said Sierra Leone resident who was lawyer, but after 10 days of found comfort in the Bible. room" in the area and made a couple photographs taken on Chemidlin. "I made a joke to part of Chemidlin's church sleeping on a floor mat in a "It was really a reviving arrangements to return home April 29 changed everything. Felix that I hope we didn't do group, were arrested and even- tiny jail cell that "reeked from time," said Chemidlin. Collins later that week. That morning, Chemidlin anything wrong!" tually charged with conspiracy. body waste," Chemidlin was was preaching to some of the But Chemidlin's problems went site-seeing with Felix Once inside police headquar- Kamara had told police "he did- formally charged with con- inmates and Chemidlin's reli- had only begun. The next day Rogers, a friend and Sierra ters, Chemidlin and Rogers n't know if I had any (criminal) spiracy. "I knew that was gious message was spreading he went to the police depart- Leone resident who Chemidlin were grilled by police officers. intent," said Chemidlin, who their goal," he said. Still, the to others, who began singing ment with some of his "broth- was hoping to bring into the Things didn't seem too serious says he thinks Kamara was possibility of a 15-year prison religious songs of praise. ers" to get his passport back. church. Rogers took Chemidlin yet, said Chemidlin, who added, just trying to protect himself. term did not scare him. "I Chemidlin continued to But after being greeted by a to a United Nations war crimes "I heard one policeman talking "Instead, tJhey arrested him and never let it into my mind that remain optimistic that the new detective who said he did court, where unknown to both charged him with conspiracy,'' I would be there forever." not have a chance to look to another and he 1said 'He did- case would eventually be of them, former Liberian presi- n't break any laws." The police The bizarre course of Chemidlin, Rogers and dropped following what he through the case, Chemidlin, dent Charles Taylor was being kept Chemidlin's camera, and events left Chemidlin Kamara were all taken to considered "proper proce- Rogers and Kamara were re- held on 11 counts of war crimes. let the two go, asking shocked. "I said, These people another prison, where a long dure." "It was all normal to arrested and charged with an even greater offense: espi- onage. "I was thinking it was absurd... 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WESTFIELD mischief Monday when he discovered someone program. Mahr also noted several FANWOOD — The borough Around the state, local A resident of the 900 block of Stevens had apparently thrown a large rock through towns that had applied for the window of a shed. A sliding door was also may find out how much towns have regularly had to extraordinary aid have already Avenue reported his home was burglarized extraordinary state aid it will raise property taxes to make been directed by the state to Sunday. The thief broke in through a first-floor pushed in and broken. receive by Friday, according to ends meet. Borough officials pass their budgets without the window and stole $30,000 worth of jewelry, *** Mayor Colleen Mahr, who said introduced a tentative budget expectation of any state aid, $100 in cash from the master bedroom and a Newark resident Leroy Everett Jr. was she is optimistic about what earlier this year that included but Fanwood has not received lap-top computer valued at $500, the resident arrested at Essex County Correctional Facility Fanwood may receive. an average property tax hike of that call. told police. in Newark Monday for two contempt of court Though the council recently $206 to help cover rising health "We're told we're going to get The burglar apparently exited through the warrants, one criminal warrant and one traffic held a public hearing on the insurance and pension expens- something, and to wait until first-floor window. There were no suspects at warrant, all issued by Westfield Municipal proposed $7.7 million munici- es, but they also asked for the end of the week," said the press time, police said. Court. pal budget, no formal decisions enough extraordinary state aid mayor. If state aid figures do • *** Everett was transported to Westfield police were made as the borough con- to offset the entire increase. come in on Friday as expected, A Harrison Avenue resident reported the headquarters, where he was processed and tinues to await state aid fig- "We put in for the whole a meeting and public hearing theft of his GPS dashboard computer and a released after posting $500 bail. ures, which normally arrive in increase — $500,000 — but will be held July 25 to amend cooler bag from his car, which was parked at *** the first week of July but were any amount will help," said the budget. the Nomahegan Swim Club on Springfield A representative of the Westfield Chamber delayed by the state budget dis- Mahr. In light of the delay on aid Avenue Friday. There were no signs of a forced of Commerce reported the theft of two folding pute and government shut- "I think the fact that the figures, the mayor and council entry. The total value of the items stolen was tables, two garbage cans and a hand truck from down. The borough has applied program of extraordinary aid approved a resolution last $450. a South Avenue parking lot Monday following for extraordinary aid, hoping to has not been cut (by the week extending the Aug. I tax #** the classic car show held there on Sunday. A resident reported the theft of a bag from receive $500,000 of relief from Legislature), but restored is payments, and the mayor SCOTCH PLAINS the program, said Mayor encouraging," added Mahr, who stressed that if tax bills do go her unlocked car, which was parked at a Colleen Mahr this week. said the program's pot is about out late, the borough will Central Avenue business Friday. Police charged 43-year old Plainfield resi- The extraordinary aid pro- $40 million. "I'm very opti- extend the grace period so resi- The bag contained a Coach wallet with $150 dent Howard Starkes with shoplifting and hin- gram offered by the state's mistic. We've been given every dents are not penalized. cash and $50 worth of bus passes and several dering apprehension Saturday. Police respond- Department of Community indication that this application credit cards. ed U) a shoplifting report at a Park Avenue Affairs' offers property tax was appropriate." Anna Bogdanowi-cz is a staff Around the same time, another theft was store and found Staikes running down the relief for municipalities that fit And the mayor stressed that writer for the Record-Press. She reported by a Scotch Plains resident who said street. certain criteria; awards are the $206 figure would be lower can be reached at (732) 396- her purse was stolen from her unlocked car, Following a brief foot pursuit. |K>lice arrest- based on the quality of a town's in the borough's final spending 4204 or abogdanowicz@njn- which was parked near the same Central ed Starkes, transported him to police head- application and the total plan, regardless of state aid fig- pubtishirig.com. Avenue business. That purse was valued at $40 quarters, processed and released him to South and contained numerous credit cards, check Plainfield Police Department on an unrelated cards, a checkbook and identification cards. outstanding warrant. There are no suspects at this time. No plans yet to take down wall A resident of Rambling Drive reported the A Scotch Plains resident reported criminal theft of his car Friday. He said someone stole application will be deemed code changed, requiring a vari- mischief to his car in the 100 block of the car, which was parked in the Scotch Plains THE RECORD-PRESS incomplete, and it then goes to ance for the seven-foot struc- Brightwood Avenue Sunday. Both the driver's Public Library parking lot, while he went enforcement... and maybe to ture. In addition to the con- side and passenger's side mirrors were inside the library to look for his keys. FANWOOD—A controver- the courts," said Cummings. cerns over the height of the smashed. Police had no suspects at press time. sial application about a Segal has been seeking sev- wall, the anchors of the struc- A resident of Myrtle Avenue reported the Midway Avenue property that eral yard setback variances ture are on the property of Nadir Prince, 24, of Newark was taken into theft of his car Saturday. The car was parked in has caused frustration for both and one variance for the max- Segal's rear neighbor, Marcia custody at Bordentown Juvenile Correctional front of his house with his keys in it, he told Planning Board members and imum height of a wall con- Gelfand. Facility Sunday on a traffic warrant issued by police. neighbors may be deemed structed in his rear yard at At a March 29 hearing, the the Westfield Municipal Court. Prince was incomplete next week, with 453 Midway Ave. But the board ordered Segal to make transported to Union County Jail and held on enforcement soon to follow, A resident of Railway Road reported dam- application attracted dozens of plans to tear down the wall, $1,000 bail. age to his fence Saturday. It appears a vehicle Planning Board Chairman angry neighbors to hearings after he failed to present engi- Gregory Cummings said at struck the fence and caused the damage, police earlier this year. neering documents that A resident of the 800 block of Saint Marks said. the board's agenda meeting Due to a previous archi- demonstrated the wall had Monday night. Avenue reported criminal mischief to his prop- tect's mistake, a permit was been built safely and securely. erty Monday after someone cut the support A landscaper on Plainfield Avenue reported Board engineer Joe Pryor obtained to build an addition Segal's application is still ropes of his backyard hammock. his leaf blower and a can of gas were stolen off said he had recently spoken to the house too close to a on the agenda for the of his truck Thursday around 1 p.m. The stolen with representatives for the neighboring lot. When the Planning Board's official meet- An employee of a business located in the 400 items were valued at $460. applicant, Alexander Segal, error was discovered, a stop ing at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, and was told that plans to tear work order was issued on but it is unclear if the hearing down an illegal wall on Segal's March 10, 2004. Segal has will proceed because Segal has property would not be ready been appealing the stop work not yet followed the board's by the end of this month. But order to the county, according orders. the problem, said board mem- to construction official Bruce "We'll see what happens bers, is that the applicant was Helmstetter. Wednesday," said Cummings. ordered to take down the wall But much of the controver- Anna Bogdanoivicz is a If things in June. The application was sy has stemmed from the wall, staff writer for the Record- set to continue at next week's which Segal's representatives Press. She can be reached at get you up Planning Board meeting. have argued was built before (732) 396-4204 or abogdanow- "Basically it seems the the township's construction [email protected]. a tree... A/C unit catches fire at town hall CAl i said. Though the fire was said. SCHMIEDE THE RECORD-PRESS small and remained con- As a precaution, Ellis said tained in the air conditioner, Firefighters went through SCOTCH PLAINS — A Ellis said firefighters spent the entire building, turning small fire broke out in an air another 40 minutes checking off all the 220-volt air condi- IRt f I XPl HT CO conditioning unit in the the building, making sure it tioning units. They were municipal building Tuesday turned back on Wednesday 908-233-TREE night, but the blaze was morning after power was IV A 11 ITTn •( ft'11 i 'i ' quickly extinguished, said The intense heat restored in the township at Fire Chief Jonathan Ellis. caused a power fine midnight. A special meeting of the Township Council came to at Farley Avenue and an abrupt end at approxi- Second Street to fail, mately 8:10 p.m. when police officers burst into the room said Ellis. The outage and asked everyone to evac- may be to blame for uate the building because of MfrCONSTRUCTION a fire upstairs. the electrical fire. The fire was caused by electrical problems in an air had not spread into any 3®g™ RWJ RAHWAY conditioning unit in the sec- walls. FITNESS & WELLNESS CENTER ond floor Planning Board There was no structural and Board of Adjustment damage to the building, and An Affiliate of RWJ University Hospital - Rahway office, according to Ellis. no one was injured, said Firefighters were standing Ellis. 2120 Lamberts Mill Rd. Scotch Plains (908) 232-6100 in front of the fire depart- Earlier that evening, a ment near the municipal power outage caused by the building, getting ready to heat left parts of the town- leave for a mutual aid ship without electricity. 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NEWS BRIEFS Westfield Y to hold teen nights WESTFIELD — The Westfield Area YMCA an assistance dog for Allegra. will offer sixth through 12th-graders summer For information on autism, visit teen nights on Thursday nights, July 27, Aug. www.njcosac.org. For more information on 10 and Aug. 24. North Star's assistance dog program, visit The programs will run from 7:30-9:30 p.m. www.NorthStarDogs.com. at the Robert & Virginia Bauer Family Branch, located at 422 East Broad St. Tracy completes ROTC training Participating teens will enjoy movies, music, refreshments, ping pong, dancing, a WESTFIELD — Marie B. Tracy has been large screen TV, Dance Dance Revolution, commissioned as a second lieutenant in the game bikes, Jacob's Ladder and volleyball. U.S. Air Force after completing the Air Fore There will be live music on Aug. 10. ROTC (Reserve Officer Training Corps) pro- Registration is now open. Y membership is gram and graduating with a bachelor's not required, and the cost per teen is $5 per degree from Fordham University in The night. Registration cards are available at the Bronx, N.Y. front desk of the Main Y facility, 220 Clark St., ROTC is an educational program or online at www.westfieldynj.org. A registra- designed to provide college students with an tion card must be signed by a parent or opportunity to be Air Force officers after guardian and submitted before entering. completing military study courses and bach- For more information, call Marty Coilett at elor's degree requirements at a host college (908) 233-2700, ext. 405 or e-mail or university. The program is the largest and Boy Scouts (from left) Michael Bumiller, Michael Lubinakl, Chad Ringel and Lawrence [email protected]. The Westfield Area oldest source of commissioned officers for Rosello from Troop 104 of Scotch Plains were awarded the rank of Life Scout In a special the Air Force. Court of Honor ceremony on June 12 at All Saints Church In Scotch Plains. Y serves the communities of Cranford, Garwood, Mountainside and Westfield. Tracy's next assignment will be with the 315th Training Squadron at Goodfellow Air Force Base in San Angelo, Texas. Boy Scouts advance to Life rank Donate blood at the Red Cross A 2002 graduate of Westfield High School, WESTFIELD — With the nation's blood she is the daughter of Charles S. and Marie SCOTCH PLAINS — Boy Scout Troop 104 Ebeling (Citizenship in the Community, supply at critically low levels, local residents H. Tracy of Westfield. welcomed six new members and announced Citizenship in the Nation, Citizenship in the have a chance to help save a life by donating several advancements and merit badges for World, Emergency Preparedness, Family blood. Scouts in a special Court of Honor ceremony Life), Michael Lubinski (Personal The Westfield/Mountainside Chapter of the Y offers Fitness Express Center on June 12. Management), Daniel Michalak (Rifle American Red Cross will be sponsoring a WESTFIELD — The Westfield Area Scoutmaster Ed Bumiller spoke about the Shooting), David Michalak (Music, Mammal YMCA now offers a Fitness Express Center accomplishments of troop members and the Study), Chad Ringel (Citizenship in the blood drive from 3 p.m.-8 p.m. Aug. 2 at the advancement to Life Scout, the highest rank Community, Citizenship in the Nation, Chapter House, 321 Elm St. at the Main Y facility, located at 220 Clark before Eagle, of four of the troop members. Citizenship in the World, Home Repairs), and Bring a friend to donate with you, and you St., for families with children ages 7 and up. They are Michael Bumiller, Michael Lawrence Rosello (Citizenship in theand your friend will both receive a $5 gift card This new center features 18 pieces of Lubinski, Chad Ringer and Lawrence Community, Citizenship in the nation, to Dunkin Donuts. To receive the gift card, strength training and cardiovascular equip- Rosello. The new Troop 104 members are Citizenship in the World, Sports). you must be a registered donor and your ment and is suitable for use by children Christopher Ho, Evan Johns, James Kaiser, Rank advancements included Devin friend must not have donated in the past year. together with their parents. Ryan Lcsiak, Isaiah Mayo and Antonio Ausbon, Steven Ho and James Kaiser to A complimentary cholesterol screening is This air conditioned room with new state- Spadaro. Tenderfoot; Robert Colonna and Andrew available for all who donate. Walk-ins and of-the art equipment will give members of In a candlelight invocation ceremony, Wilson to Second Class; Alex Ebeling to Star; first time donors are welcome. all ages the opportunity for an effective and Senior Patrol Leader Chris Pflaum discussed and Michael Bumiller, Michael Lubinski, Donors must present a signed photo ID and efficient workout in 30 minutes. Time will be the rules of Scouting and welcomed each of Chad Ringel, and Lawrence Rosello to Life. know their Social Security number, and allocated for families, seniors, adults, per- the new members to the troop. Additionally, Troop 104 will be attending summer camp should also eat a meal before donating. sonal training and more. several scouts received merit badges and in Sabattis Adventure Camp in the For more information, contact the The Fitness Express Center will also be rank advancements. The merit badges were Adirondack Forest Preserve of Long Lake, Westfield/Mountainside Chapter of theused for specific youth programming as part awarded to Michael Bumiller (Citizenship in New York. The scouts meet every Monday American Red Cross at (908) 232-7090 or go to of the Y's school-age child care and camp the Community, Citizenship in the Nation, night at All Saints Church in Scotch Plains, the chapter's Web site at www.westfieldmt- programs. Citizenship in the World, Sports), Alex side-redcross.org. Or, contact the Blood Center To learn more about the new Fitness with meetings starting up again in the fall. of New Jersey at (800) NJ-BLOOD, ext. 140. Express Center, call Fitness Coordinator Marianne Dorigo at (908) 233-2700, ext. 251 WSL recognizes Local child needs assistance dog ore-mail [email protected]. FANWOOD — Borough resident Allegra long-time members Chiariello, age 10, has autism and is in need Weber attends career institute At a recent business meeting held at of an assistance dog. WESTFIELD — Sarah Weber, daughter Echo Lake Country Club, the Westfleld To raise funds to help Allegra's family of Mr. and Mrs. Michel Weber and an incom- Service League recognized members acquire dog, there will be a coffeehouse ing senior at Westfield High school, was cho- who celebrated milestone anniver- event at 7:30 p.m. Aug. 15 at Evangel sen to represent her school at the Girl's saries with the League. Pictured are Church, 1251 Terrill Rd., Scotch Plains. Career Institute in June. (from left) Beth Hanscom and Peggy Residents can enjoy a performance by The program was held on the Douglass Desch, who have been members for 20 College campus at Rutgers University, years, and Patti O'Connor, who has singer/songwriter Audrey Assad as well as been a member for 10 years. The coffee, tea and dessert while helping to raise where 188 girls from around New Jersey Westfield Service League, a non-profit funds for Allegra. There is no entrance fee, were introduced to a taste of college life organization, runs the Consignment but donations are much appreciated and are while staying four days at Katzenbach and Thrift Shops, located at 114 Elmer tax-deductible. If planning to attend, RSVP Dormitory. The students attended work- St. The shops are currently closed for to Jim or Cindy at (908) 322-5425 or e-mail shops and lectures concerning career the summer but will re-open In [email protected]. options available to young women today and September. All proceeds from the coffeehouse will go also took part in the orchestra, chorus and to the North Star Foundation, a non-profit fashion show. organization whose mission is to select, The theme for this year's institute was train and place assistance dogs with chil- "Dream, Believe, Achieve!" The delegates dren who face challenges. More than half the met successful women who have dreamed Your Onlinerre-Owned Source children served are on the autism spectrum, the dreams, believed in them and achieved although North Star dogs are also placed prominence in their chosen professions. with children who face a serious illness or The Woman's Club of Westfield, along who have suffered a loss. North Star is part- with other Women's Clubs throughout the nering with the Chiariello family to provide state of New Jersey, sponsors students to attend this event. The New Jersey S^ate Federation of All Ml & MODELS PRICED FOR EVERY BUDGET! Women's Clubs founded New Futures For Infants and Douglass College in 1912 and has sponsored the Girl's Children With a Limb-Loss Career Institute since 1947. A NON-HEALING WOUND CAN KEEP YOU Pediatric Prosthetics Inc. The Specialists Nationwide for children Church hosts and their families. 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An llumWlhrlltvrnutout arthrtti*. sulfcr*.'i\ wt tytti/'tumm ct j optional light supper will be i ft tlmi'\ fii\Wr /raif.t. offered from 5:30-6 p.m. for an Robert Wood Johnson The Wound Care Center® at must'siliahi'ti'*. /ivf'crtihrfltthi, /JI/UJJU il. hlmnl xiotiir \lt!c rfliils. tsihltm mi'tinv\: 2tidrath\ additional $15. University Hospital at Rahway Bwusyli & Lofnb HCNII with Moisture l.nc- / m^t/ M fustmum Kvruuui t/'.vi Vacation Bible School is ROBERT WOODjOHNSO]s] ti writrttv i;ir itt/t'iiif>ti you miyni't'iJli'xtit /wl/t, open to all area children; 865 Stone Street ', StTlKlUi'l (\chi:o/)/ii-vnw. titpatw disurtlfi) Diiilvrr.v, lh/vrffly,;miii. campers need not be church . DUHICm Ki.TOAi. IIKKIS Rahway, NJ 07065 UN1VBR8ITY HOSPITAL jjummm ihiui.fiii' members to attend. For more 732.453.2915 Orlhu Kvi a I'alctl - Sniikrx, llruiiiiiiin is. information or to register a RAHWAY Call I-HU0-882-2525 I'ur Free cmc review ivww.tloclorHlliiw.coin child, call AgnoH Meade at Miller & ,\ssiK\»Ws, 555 Kail City Ave, W91II Hutu Cvimyil, PA 19004 (908) 889-0914 or email aaemr Wciire lii-cnxd m NJ, I'A. VA, Ml). II , MS. IX amllijiuitvuMijk's uahimu. nV [email protected]. July 21. 2006 Reword Press A-5 FSP Service League bestows scholarships on 6 local students SCOTCH PLAINS — The the camp serves children with This Fanwood resident is plan- members of the Fanwood- various stages of cancer. ning to attend the College of Italian teacher Sootch Plains Service League Michelle Swick, $3,000. Also William and Mary as an have long maintained that the a Scotch Plains resident, she English major. During her high youth of a community are its will be a sophomore at school career, she volunteered honored by most important asset. Lafayette College in with six different organiza- Therefore, almost half of the Pennsylvania. Michelle tions, including a Plainfield College Board League's annual donations, received a scholarship from the soup kitchen, Meals on Wheels which this year totaled Service League last year. She of Westfield, Overlook Hospital Maria Santilli, who teaches $38,000, are earmarked for has continued to demonstrate a and Habitat for Humanity. Italian in Westfield High scholarships for students who spirit of service by her partici- During the summer she volun- School, was recently pre- either graduated from high pation in the Lafayette teered at Camp Sunshine. sented with a plaque by the school this year or are already Activities Forum that plans all Located in Casco, Maine, this College Board in recogni- attending college. To be eligible campus special events and by camp is designed for children tion of the district's commit- for a scholarship, the student being a weekly tutor for "Kids with life threatening illnesses. ment to expanding the must be a resident of Fanwood in the Community." It also offers a support group study of world languages. or Scotch Plains. Malina Milonnet. $1,000. for parents and family mem- Westfield High's World The names of six students This Fanwood resident is on bers. Language Department receiving scholarships this the dean's list at the University Raunaq Palejwala, $l,50O. expanded its curriculum to year were announced at the of Delaware, where she has This young man is planning to include AP Italian Language May luncheon held at Cafe currently completed her junior major in business at Carnegie and Culture during the 2005- Vivace. In keeping with the year while majoring in biology. Mellon University; he also has 06 school year. Service League's mission of She is very active with an a the spirit of community service. community service, cappella choral group called He volunteered at The Chelsea Scholarship Committee the D-Sharps who sing for var- Nursing Home, Habitat for Chairwomen Phyllis Skillman ious charity events; they sang Humanity, the YMCA day and Patricia Dillon spoke about at a benefit for the Hurricane camp, and for all four years at each of the recipients. They are: Katrina victims. She is plan- SPFHS was a member of the Caroline L'Heureux, $3,000, ning for a career in forensic sci- student organizations DECA, The Scotch Plains resident is ence. Students Concerned for the one of seven children and she Danielle Porter, $3,000. A Needy and REBEL will be starting her sophomore recent graduate of SPFHS, (an anti-smoking group). At year in the fall. She is attend- Danielle is planning to attend graduation, Raunaq was ing James Madison University Washington University in St. ranked second in his class. Hollywood stars visit video store in Virginia, majoring in politi- Louis and major in bio-medical The Service League scholar- cal science. At school, she is a engineering. She participates ships are administered THE RECORD-PRESS member of Alpha Phi Omega. in a wide variety of school through the Scotch Plains- Through this service organiza- organizations and many differ- Fanwood Scholarship SCOTCH PLAINS — The tion, she has been involved ent community service groups, Foundation. The Service Palmer Video on Westfield with Habitat for Humanity and such as Habitat for Humanity League, which operates the Avenue usually distributes works with a local senior citi- and tutoring younger children. Thrift Shop, located at 1730 E. movies. But last Friday after- zen center and the Special She was instrumental in the Second St., is a volunteer noon, the store was actually in Olympics. During the summer, formation of the high school's organization dedicated to help- one, as the cast and crew of Caroline has volunteered at new Diversity Council as a ing local communities. For Watching the Detectives visited Camp Quality in Blairstown; means to increase students' information about the store, the site to shoot a few scenes for associated with Centra State cultural awareness. call (908) 322-5420 during the upcoming film. Medical Center in Freehold, business hours. Residents gathered around Carolyn DiProspero, $3,000. the store to try and catch a glimpse of the movie's stars, Lucy Liu and Gillian Murphy. Liu has starred in the hit televi- 32 graduate from Holy Trinity sion series Ally MeBeal and sev- WESTFIELD — Holy Elaina Kujawski, Agatha tion of their leadership, loyalty, eral movies including Charlie's Trinity Interparochial School Kuza, Jessica Mondon, service and cooperation. Angels and Kill Bill, while held its graduation ceremony Meghan Salvati, Jennifer Jessica Mondon was presented Murphy's list of films includes in June at Holy Trinity Church. Sgalardi, Benjamin a medal for her perfect atten- Batman Begins, Red Eye and 28 PHOTO COURTESY CRAIG SMITH Having completed the pre- Director Paul Soter (seated) sizes up a scene during Friday's Stracquatanio, Claire Teasdale, dance record. Days Later. film shoot at the Palmer Video in Scotch Plains. scribed course of study at the Christine Ventura, Patricia The Home and School The windows of the video school, 32 eighth grade stu- Whitehead and Caroline Association presented store were covered as filming dents received diplomas. with a big adventure in mind." some pictures of the inside." Williams. Second Honors for Christian Leadership Awards began around noon, because Smith Haiti he was shocked Following the distribution of academic achievement were to Catherine Munkittrick and the indoor scenes were meant Before he knew it, producers diplomas, awards and presen- when the film's producers first said they loved the location, and given to Kevin Basso and Christina Ventura. Scholar- to take place at night, according called him, asking for permis- tations were given. Connor Tucciarone. Athlete Award were presented to Palmer Video manager Craig paperwork was drawn to begin Smith. sion to use his store. "They filming. For the highest scholastic The class also received a let- to Richard Knapp and Jessica wanted to find a corjxjrate store Filming wrapped up at achievement in all subjects, the ter for congratulations from Mondon, and an Outstanding "The actors were pretty and they ennic across our about 4 a.m. Saturday, said General Excellence Medal was President George W, Bush and Athlete Award was given to approachable," said Smith, who store's pictures on our WebSmith, who stayed on set the awarded to Catherine First Lady Laura Bush on Caroline Williams. added, 'They took some time to aite," he said. "They called me entire time. Tin still winding Munkittrick. First Honors for being granted the President's The Richard Dursee sign autographs... It was a fun lnst month and asked to take down," he laughed Monday. academic achievement were Education Award. The Msgr. Scholar-Athlete Award was experience." bestowed upon Caraugh Ball, Henry J. Watterson Award for given to Conor Loughlin. The To transform the store into Lorraine Cambria, Emma Personal Integrity, Moral Court Trinity Catholic the video outlet "Media Giant," DiGiovine, Richard Knapp, Development, and Excellence Daughters gave a scholarship the crew rearranged the interi- Kitchens in Religious Studies was to Catherine Munkittrick, or of the building for the shoot, awarded to Christina Ventura. while Patricia Whitehead eventually putting everything CAMPUS NOTES Excellence Awards for indi- received the Alfano back in place in the wee hours vidual subjects were presented Scholarship and the Pantano of the morning, said Smith, to Jessica Mondon Family Foundation The film, which is scheduled On May 15, Christina Blair to come out some time in 2007, Liebrich of Westfield graduat- (Mathematics), Catherine Scholarship was given to Munkittrick (Science and Lorraine Cambria and centers around Murphy's char- ed with a master's degree in acter, who owns a small video human resource management French), Alessanda Manduca Christina Ventura. (Fine Arts), and Agatha Kuza Principal Dorothy Szot store that "goes against a big from the Rutgers University corporate store," said Smith. School of Management and (Spanish). A medal donated by announced that the graduating the Daughters of the American class had earned scholarships The local Palmer Video was Labor Relations. used as the set for the corixirute The daughter of Bernadine Revolution for excellence in to Mother Seton Regional High American History was present- School, Oratory Preparatory store, he said. K. Liebrich and the late The IMDB online biography New Jersey's Robert F. Liebrich, she gradu- ed to Benjamin Stracquatanio. 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And revenues from payroll this, sadly, is not the case. taxes, those Social Security and Medicare deductions After almost two weeks, in your paycheck every two weeks, will actually be 1 I'm still waiting to receive percent less than expected, meaning the typical wage photos of a garbage build-up earner isn't seeing much benefit from economic in the Rahway River that growth — and that fact, as Ip and Solomon write, were sent to my work account "may explain why the average American still gives as I stood in the home of a President Bush low marks on the economy despite its helpful resident and watched overall strength." her type out my email "On the other hand," they add, the latest data "also address — but reminders may be evidence that Mr. Bush's tax cuts are working ,ru m usr 1 urn OF THE GIOKIMM wn won KM: about the great deals that I as advertised," because they've encouraged wealthy can get on erectile dysfunc- Americans to work more and earn more. A cynic might Letters to the editor tion treatments come through say that the tax cuts have worked even better than at a regular clip, albeit with a advertised — it was always clear that the main effect warning attached to the sub- of the cuts would be to make rich Americans richer, ject line telling me they just and now we find they're getting richer even faster Healthy Families thanks the JLEP might be spam. This warning than expected. Celebrating the incidental deficit is also attached to some reduction that occurs from this trend is perverse. To The Record-Press: goals. They provided donations in the form of viable emails that are sent The Healthy Families Program in maternity clothes, baby clothes, furniture, from residents trying to sub- It's startling that this needs to be said, but the Elizabeth extends a heartfelt thanks to the toys and basic newborn essentials. mit information to the paper, point of economic growth is to make people's lives bet- Junior League of Elizabeth-Plainfield (JLEP) Throughout the year, the program also and some messages are ter. Growth that benefits only a section of the popula- for three years of commitment, support and offers group social events with an educational blocked altogether — but for tion — especially when that section is least in need — volunteerism. focus at which the young women meet other the most part, it seems, the isn't getting the job done. In the post-World War II The program, housed in Holy Redeemer women, thus lending support to one another. spammers are undeterred. period, America experienced an unprecedented eco- Health Care System, offers support and edu- JLEP volunteers supported each of these I finally snapped this week nomic explosion that dramatically lifted the wage- cation to pregnant and first-time mothers who events, including the collection of more than after I sent an email from my earning potential of the average family. But in the arc Elizabeth* residents, 21 years of age and 80 gifts for the children of this program for personal account (a less than decades since, median wages have been mostly stag- younger. Through intensive home visits to the holiday season. creative yet easily recogniza- nant once adjusted for inflation, as even when the provide education on infant and child develop- The kindness and generosity the members ble combination of my first economy has grown the benefits have been concentrat- ment, strengthen the family, and to assist of JLEP have provided has been instrumental and last name) and realized ed at the top. families in finding appropriate community in helping these young families. Thank you that it had been hopelessly This phenomenon certainly can't all be blamed on resources, the program aims to promote posi- again for all the support you have given to the blocked by the filters. All I the Bush Administration — academics and experts tive childhood outcomes. Healthy Families Program. had wanted was to send are still puzzling out the causes behind rising income Over the past three years, the JLEP has ARLENE SLIZEWSK myself a series of notes I'd inequality, and the balanced budgets of the late 1990s been instrumental in furthering the program Healthy Families-Elizabeth transcribed over the weekend benefited from a similar spike in tax payments from without having to resort to wealthy individuals and corporations. But Bush and digging out a floppy disk his backers in Congress have adopted policies that (remember those?) and then intentionally direct more of the nation's wealth to the Master Gardeners thank residents having to remember it in my top, reinforcing a trend that was already underway. To The Record-Press: Bartell Farm & Garden Supply, Dreyer daily rush to get out my front Our leaders in Washington, and Americans them- The Master Gardeners of Union County Farms, Miele's Greenhouses, Parker Gardens, door in the morning. I sent selves, have quite enough to worry about at the would like to thank the local community for Williams Nursery and the Union County myself the email on Sunday moment in the Middle East, so it's unsurprising that its support during our Spring Garden Fair Freeholders and the Division of Parks and evening, and at press time these issues seem to be neglected lately. Earnest and Plant Sale this past May. This is our only Recreation. Wednesday it hadn't yet come major fundraiser of the year, and the funds New Jersey Master Gardeners are trained through, though stock tips debates about the deficit and tax policy somehow and prescription drug offers seem so 1990s — before Sept. 11 "changed every- we raise enable us to offer horticulture pro- volunteers who assist Rutgers Cooperative grams to nursing homes, schools, and other Research & Extension in its mission to deliv- arrive in my inbox every day. thing." But at some point, we need to ask: Is this the community organizations; to grow fresh veg- er horticulture programs and information to I'd had enough. I came up best we can do? etables in our "Sharing Garden" for distribu- the general public. Anyone with an interest in •with the most reckless yet tion to shelters, community food banks and gardening and a commitment to volunteer creative thing I could think of soup kitchens; to provide Master Gardener service can become a Master Gardener. No while dodging my work speakers on gardening topics; and to grant previous education or training in horticulture Tuesday night — I was going The Record-Press is here for you annual awards to Union County Vocational is required. to reply to a spam email and Technical School (UCVTS) horticulture stu- A new Master Gardener class is starting tell the person on the other The following information should help you get your ideas dents and 4-H for gardening activities with this fall at the Union County RCRE office in end what he had coming. and community news into The Record-Press: children. Westfield. Contact Lynne Orlofsky at (908) Somewhere along the line, Call Editor Gregory Marx at (732) 396-4219 with story We would also like to thank the following 654-9854 for an application. my sarcastic and insult-laden .suggestions, questions or comments. For sports, call Joe individuals and nurseries for their support of JOANNE KRUEGER email turned into a manifesto Hc-rzan at (732) 396-4202. our Fair: Bonnie Baldasare and UCVTS, Master Gardener and Overall Chair that demanded that my sen- Our address: The Record-Press, 301 Central Ave., Clark, Amberg Perennial Farm & Garden Center, Spring Garden Fair sibilities as an email user be NJ, 07066. respected and that the spam- Our fax number is (732) 574-2613. mers of the world know that I meant business. I was mad as Our e-mail address is [email protected]. Headed in the wrong 'Directions' hell and I wasn't going to Visit us online at nj.com Irecordpress. take it any more. Ten rant- To The Record-Press: stituent mailings." All mass mailings are to be filled minutes later, just as I In a letter published recently in some local approved by the Franking Commission and was prepared to hop on my papers, I referred to the Union County bear the notation: "This mailing was pre- desk in homage to Norma Alliance newspaper, Union County Directions, pared, published and mailed at taxpayer Rae with my missive above as a taxpayer-funded political campaign piece expense" and must hit mailboxes at least 90 my head asking where the to promote Union County's Democratic public days prior to an election, no exceptions. decency of emails had gone, I officials who are up for reelection. Perhaps detractors can point us in the stopped. NJN Publishing © 2006 Of course, this statement always draws direction of where to learn, just what are the Would my campaigning to A Penn Jersey Advance, Inc. Newspaper criticism from opponents of the GOP who "special franking privileges" that apply to the staunchly defend the county's use of public Union County Board of Chosen Freeholders? stop this proliferation of money with the justification that the publica- Seems to me that New Jersey laws would unwanted and sometime tion is merely intended to "inform" county res- apply to them and the entire parade of downright dirty emails really Publlsher/VP Advertising Eileen Btckcl 732-396-4404 idents of what is going on in the county and Democrat candidates up for re-election, or are do anything that years of Advertising Director Carol Ifladun 732-396-4975 alerting residents of the various useful servic- they exempt? Do these regulations apply only research by top computer pro- Editor Greg Marx 732-396-4219 es that the county provides. Timing being to Republicans? gramming brains hadn't Sports Editor Joe Serzan . 732-396-4202 everything, there are those who point to Let's get real here. The freeholder board already thought of? Could the Congressional mailings from legislators, one sends taxpayer money to the Alliance for the poorly thought-out and utter- of which arrived this week, as being the exact publication of the UC Directions, and the ly cantankerous lament of some thing, and ask why it is that I don't publication comes out twice a year. Mailed to one mad user with a little denounce the Republicans as being guilty of county residents just days before both the time on her hands really do the same abuse of taxpayer dollars. Well, that primary and general elections, it features anything to stop this bane of 301 Central Avenue, Clark, NJ. 07066 is because there is a difference, namely Democratic incumbents up for re-election, the Internet? "franking," with both pictures and articles. Stnte law' I doubt it, but I still could- President Thomas [I. Krckel W8-7H2-4747 According to the Committee on House says that informational pieces featuring n't seem to help myself. I Senior V.K Operations Josrph Gioloso 908-675-6759 Administration Web site, found at incumbents and paid for with tax dollars pushed "send" and hoped for Conlroller Margaret M. Gerke 908-78247^7 h ttp://chn. house, go v/servi ce.s/frnnki ng_com- must reach the general public in the district the best. A dny later, I still mission_whntisfrnnk.htm, in 1775 "the at least 60 days prior to an election. The haven't seen a response from American Continental Congress authorized Saturday or Monday before Election Day, the spammers, but if anyone franking privileges to its members as a means which is always on a Tuesday is merely one or needs to get a replica watch, I News: Phone: 732-396-4219 Fax: 732-574-2613 of informing their constituents. The first U.S. two days, not two months prior to the elec- have an email thnt might put Circulation: 1-800-300-9321 Congress enacted a franking law in 1789. The tions. Obviously there is either someone who you in the right direction. Advertising: 732-396-4404 • Classified: 1 -800-472-0102 franking privilege lias remained a necessary can't count, or the U.S. Postal Service is in Leslie Murray is a staff and valuable tool of our representative gov- even worse shnpe and slower than we origi- writer for NJN Publishing. ernment for more than 200 years." By investi- nally thought. Record-Press ((SI'S 006-OW) bpuhMml on Friiijy by NJN PuHfchlnn JO I Central Aw., (lirft NJ I»7IKKT CHW) i7>-W«i, She can be reached at (732) fciond Ctos posUfP pak) al Cnidonl, M •'"'•I'1 POSTUWTER. phase send changes u> VJN hiMfchlng riilfifljnuil odke. gating further, an interested voter can learn PATRICIA QUATTROCCHI 396-4205 and, if you're lucky ill Ikn f/W SonxT>1lk\ N) tKKlb Sul«rt|«Ki(i rales by mail, fine )\ir witfiln I tikin Hnmlv S F. mil fjf ranm Sill. IHII ui that congressmen and senators are given an „,, . Garwood enough to get through via ML-til TosuhsrrJiecall I-SUO-AMMWI• annual budget to use at their discretion for The writer is a Republican candidate for email, at lmurray@njnpub- ; specific expenses, one of which is called "con- freeholder in the November general election. lishing.com. July 21, 2006 rd Pr«ss A-7 GUEST COMMENTARY Sweet Sounds series continues Tuesday Alarm bells for state's economy economic development infrastructure — all services SENATOR, DISTRICT 21 statutes in order to reinvent designed to assist businesses the state's approach to the deciding to expand, locate or For a long time, New Jersey way it which it helps business relocate their operations in was lucky. The state's desir- "do business" in New Jersey. New Jersey. able location, its well-trained My proposal calls for the elim- Thinking in larger terms, workforce, and the presence of ination of duplicate programs the integration of economic major educational institutions through the consolidation of development programs also kept our economic engine economic development pro- has the potential to assist viable over the years. grams under the umbrella of technology-based enterprises However, luck doesn't sustain the New Jersey Economic through other programs, or grow an economy, and now Development Agency {EDA). including a completely it would appear our luck has Equally important, it calls for revamped export trade and runout. the creation of new programs international development Two of New Jersey's lead- designed to meet the chal- initiative, establishing offices ing economists, James Hughes lenges of the 21st century. It abroad to deal not only with and Joseph Seneca, believe targets the key industries the exports of goods and serv- that New Jersey's economy is important to New Jersey and ices but also intellectual prop- in a state of "alarming critical to the development of erty, as well as programs to decline." Once a model in eco- good paying jobs. develop a "boutique" agricul- nomic progress and innova- Under Senate bill 81, one tural sector in the state that tion, New Jersey now faces an arm of the EDA would provide will be devoted to developing uncertain future, one that financial assistance and the the capacity to provide agri- barkens back to the Great other arm of the agency would cultural products year-round. Depression era. The econo- provide business support serv- A newly integrated eco- The Sweet Sounds Downtown Jazz Festival, sponsored by the Downtown Westfield mists' report signals that ices, including the highest nomic development program Corporation, will continue its 10th annual season from 7-9 p.m. Tuesday. Bands will be locat- change is necessary, and that quality technical assistance, will also provide an avenue for ed on Central Avenue in front of Bombay, on the lawn in front of the North Avenue train sta- New Jersey must begin to through a network of inde- the sharing of new applied tion, on the corner of East Broad and Prospect streets, on Elm Street in front of the First challenge the status quo. It is pendent and expert consult- technologies developed in the Baptist Church, and at the South Avenue train station. Next week's performers will include time for wholesale govern- ants. New Jersey ranks last state with older, existing busi- Framework with Lauren Shub (above), Glenn Alexander, The Homewreckers, Roamin* ment reform. among its peers in productivi- nesses in need of moderniza- Gabriels, and Summit Stampers Dixie Jazz Band. In the event of rain, the concerts will be Creating a more attractive ty growth within high tech tion, in order that they may held on Wednesday at the same time and locations. place in which to work and firms and has lost ground to better compete in the highly live requires that a state be our competitor states, includ- competitive global economy. affordable. New Jersey resi- ing Massachusetts, New York Trenton- can no longer Meyn receives scholarship from VFW dents now face some of the and Pennsylvania, in both cor- ignore the fact that its actions highest property taxes in the porate sales and profit — good, bad or simply negli- country and on the heels of a growth. Therefore, an impor- gent — have a direct impact The Scotch Plains-Fanwood historic and costly state shut- tant and timely part of the on the state's marketplace. Veterans of Foreign Wars Post down, residents and business- proposed reorganization effort Wholesale reforms of our 10122 presented its annual schol- es alike will feel the impact of would be to encourage the state's budget process, govern- arship to a local veteran's child at nearly $2 billion in new taxes development of technology- ment contracting procedures the a recent awards ceremony. and fees. Individuals have based industries. and economic development This year's recipient was Ashley been leaving the state in This effort would be programs are needed if New M. Meyn of Union Catholic High ' record numbers, and business- School in Scotch Plains. This was enhanced by the creation of an Jersey wants to remain "open the 14th year that VFW Post es are beginning to follow suit. Office of Strategic Economic for business" in the years to Wholesale budget reform 10122 has awarded a scholarship Research charged with ana- come. to a local student. Meyn, pictured requires that the state stop its lyzing economic, industrial, The author, a Republican, at left with VFW Scholarship over-reliance on taxes and and demographic trends in represents a district that Chairman Frank Chupko will be begin to take a hard look at the state as well as surveying includes Westfield. He is the attending George Washington just how it spends taxpayer the state's transportation and Republican nominee for U.S. University in the fall, where she money. The creation and distribution facilities and util- Senate in the November gener- will major in pre-med studies. expansion of new fees and ities and telecommunications al election. taxes over the past five years have not succeeded in improv- ing New Jersey's structural budget problems, but coincide with a marked loss in private sector jobs. 32-Gal. Wheeled Similarly, half-hearted Trash Can Two handles attempts by the Democrat leg- lock down to keep lid islative leadership to produce secure W632 74GF6 E«p. M15/06 comprehensive pay-to-play government contracting reform have done little to ensure that New Jersey is Heavy-Duty Corn Broom benefiting from a system 70% highest quality hurl Metal Spike broom corn, 30% sotol fiber. where contracts are truly Sprinkler With 4 rows of stitching and awarded based on merit. Fay- Cows up to 5,600 sq. ft., 9-gauge galvanized metal 86' (Mm. Impulse arm to-play costs the state in so 5/8" x SO' Light-Duty 54- Pocket Tool Organizer with broom band w 566 453 B6 MVM water by eliminating Garden Hose 3-piy tioso is many ways because it stifles back and side splash. 5-Gallon Bucket Load it up and you're Eip. MS/Ot nyton-reinforced for durability, with ready to get to work Heavy-duty polyester. competition in the market- I 539 476 B6 brass couplings 2-ycar warranty. Eip.e/OS/Dt R 638 355 86 place. New Jersey should be L 305 946 B5 Mute suwlaj l£il tup. S/OS/OB E«p.«/D5/0* doing everything it can to fos- ter a contracting system that rewards cost-efficient, innova- tive, progressive enterprises and entrepreneurs. Wholesale, 49 comprehensive pay-to-play reform is simply good busi- 3 3O-0z. Roady-To-Use ness. Weed & Grass Killer Finally, wholesale reform Just w.v shot kjiis weeds must be made in the way the -*nd rnJisancp grassss. 349 199 root.'i ;ind nil state develops our economy to 40-Lb. Water Softener Salt Cubes 12- Electric IWlit 'N Edge Plus Trimmer Gnronts to ar Mg« With a J ¥ •;•? |.< . .'U-. ..?.! l,?r ill; ' its fullest promise and poten- t <)f..t S'll'JS re^?rir; Ki*w r«y 5 nick! twist h 731 8d2 t Eip. 8/05/08 tial. Governor Corzine has Eip. S/OS/06 Eip. B/D5/06 said that economic develop- ment will become a priority in E«g 8/05/06 September, and I have legisla- tion that can jumpstart his $ 6 effort. Designated the "New 129 2-Pk. Plug-In Jersey Economic Development 159 Timers Two on/ 25-Pt 45-Pt off settings per Promotion Act," Senate bill 81 Dehumldifler clay Up to 1.750 Dehumidifter watts t 533 347 Bfi streamlines and reorganizes With electronic With electronic controls, auto controls, auto defrost feature. defrost feature. 2-speed fan. Full- 2-speed fan. Full- Bramnick 10-U>. Multi-Purpoae ^OOO-Sq.-Ft. bucket indicator. bucket indicator. Insect Control Granules Premium ufUer with Sumntj&uani Energy Star rated Energy Star rated. Controls ants, fleas, ticks fertHlier Plus I 30-3-4. PertfliTes while contr otiing M62O -1«> 1 M 6?0 474 f calls on AG arid more. Treats areas up. IInsect t ControfCt ' ^ lawn insects. 1138 563100 l it 11 Eip. B/05/06 Eip. 8-05/06 to 5.000 stj. ft. L89O285BB 30-3-4. Fertilizes: S.QOO-Sq.-ft Ptwephotout-Fr— MaXSheherBottta 3.90 controls lawn insects, ftttect Control Phis FartiUzar to resign ^»IMM. L53i«613O Ei*JAMH1.98 L 532 673 0100 JhuSVaStu Assemblyman Jon Bramnick (R-Dist. 21) has called for the immediate res- 1 with coupon ignation of Attorney General 4-Pk. Soft White Zulima Farber, who is under fire for her involvement in a Bulbs Choose traffic stop involving her 99 99 40W, 60W, 75W boyfriend. Bramnick, a prac- 8 12 or 1O0W bulbs. ticing trial lawyer, said that 7" Personal 3-Speed E 735 503,517, Fans Tatiictop Super Turbo Fan 4-Pc. Multi-Tool Kit 525, 552 F30 the attorney general should Powerful motor and or clip style Quiet, 7" 20-ln-1 plier, 13-in-1 plier, 4-in-1 mini key chain Eip B015.116 not have gone to the scene of . acljiisMNfi li't hMf; 2-speeii motor Metal (ram knife, lockback knife and bonus carrying case. the incident. grille M 7fii5M. 702 065 60 M fiBtt S2b BJ Eip. 8/D5/DB H 533 184 B12 While supplios last f»p. «/OS/0» "New Jersey's chief law Eip. aus/oe enforcement officer should not be taking time out of her day LAStSO LAS»J> to assist her boyfriend who was involved in a routine traf- fic stop. The fact that she was 12" 16" 79— doing this while on state time, 3-SpccrJ, 20" 3-Speed, 16" Paper Towels Soak in a state-issued vehicle being Premium Box Oscillating Fan up spills, clean up Fan Wi*n Mii hoosti on lift counters & more! driven by a state trooper, is (finvfifii."rit he.iti ncli'.tslrneni completely inappropriate. rarryiny ruindie iMisidurir- air flow Thirsty 2-ply sheets. 56 sheets per roll. The attorney general should iind dm a!i in nqhl rthfMe you 8-Pc. Screwdriver Set steel body want >l White. W422 618F30 have allowed the local law M ?45 r.« 1 M MS OSR 1 Assorted sizes of slotted and Eip. A/O5/D6 enforcement community to Phillips screwdrivers. R187 382B4 react, in accordance with nor- mal procedure, to this traffic We Sell violation," he said. Bramnick, a former Westfield Lumber & Home Center > • Propane • Bulk Mulch adjunct faculty member at both Rider and Rutgers uni- 700 North Ave. E.. Westfield. NJ 07090 M-F 7:30-5:30 Bulk Top versities, has also served as Sat. 7:30 - 4:00 Soil the former president of the SUN CLOSED Benjamin Richard J. Hughes Inn of Yard Pick-Up Moore Court, which trains young SiVlHT HICiH I. ST/tllT IIKItE. CLOSES 1/2 hr Earlier lawyers on trial practice. A-a Record Press July 21,2006 Babysitting classes on tap at Red Cross WESTFIELD — This sum- in a professional manner. mer, the Also, a Babysitters Camp West field/Mountainside will be held 9:15 a.m.-12:3O Chapter of the American Red p.m. Aug. 7-10. This four-day Cross will be hosting a variety program covers the babysitter's of classes for teens ages 11 and course plus American Red up. Cross certification in Child The Babysitter's Training CPR & First Aid. courses for youth ages 11-15 Also offered this summer for will be offered four times this teens are classes in Child CPR summer. The first session will and First Aid. These classes be a two-day training from 9:15 arc certified American Red a.m.-12:45 p.m. next Monday Cross courses; however, they and Tuesday. The next class are geared for teens so that will be 9 a.m.-3:30 p.m. Aug. 5. they feel comfortable learning KAYLA McDERMOTT An evening class will run 6- around their peers. The Child 9:30 p.m. Aug. 21-22, and then CPR will be offered 9:15 a.m.- another two-day training will 1:15 p.m. next Wednesday and McDermott be offered 9:15 a.m.-12:45 p.m. will cover breathing and car- Aug. 23-24. diac emergencies in children 1- at work for The Babysitters Training 12 years old. The First Aid course teaches current and course will be held 9:15 a.m.- future babysitters the best 1:15 p.m. July 31. the WSW ways to keep the children in All classes will be held at WESTFIELD — The their care safe. Topics include the Westfield/Mountainside Westfield Summer Workshop, making good decisions, super- Chapter House, located at 321 a division of the non-profit vising children of different Elm St. Pre-registration is New Jersey Workshop for the ages, keeping everyone safe required and space is limited. Arts, has awarded Kayla inside and outside, handling Contact the chapter for more McDermott the summer emergencies, age-appropriate information or to register. employment grant from the activities, performing basic The Westfield/Mountainside Westfield Foundation. infant care (feeding, diapering, Chapter holds CPR and First The purpose of this grant is burping) and some basic first Aid courses every month. to enable a student in the com- aid. Participants are also given Interested individuals can call munity to enhance his or her instruction in how to handle the chapter at (908) 232-7090; skills in the workplace and breathing emergencies for a visit the chapter's Web site at Discovery Day Campers give a "thumbs up" to the YMCA camp and to their camp direc- choking child or infant. The www.westfieldmtside-red- expand his or her future job tor, Celeste Guerrant (top left), and camp counselor, Frank Bartolick (top right). opportunities. Campers pictured are (from left) Paollna Marano, Hannah Prleto (kneeling), Brianna course emphasizes to the par- cross.org, or stop by the Kayla, a recent graduate of Alger, Claudia Gentile and Conner Russell. ticipants the importance of Chapter House during busi- Westfield High School, is plan- handling their babysitting jobs ness hours. ning to attend Douglass College this fall as a fresh- man. Her interests include Some spots still available in Gartner is new cantor at writing and economics. Her employment this sum- mer will allow her to learn the Westfield Y's summer camps Congregation Beth Israel inner workings of an office and to interact with the pub- a,m.-6:3O p.m. Camps run through Sept. 1, SCOTCH PLAINS — lic. Programs offered for ages 3-15 and some camps may still have availability. Devorah Gartner is the new "It was such a surprise and WESTFIELD — With summer here, the Families may sign up for one week or the cantor at Congregation Beth an honor to receive this Westfield Area YCMA's day camps are off rest of the summer. All camps have at least Israel, temple officials grant," said McDermott. "I and running. The Y's Discovery Day Camp one person at each location certified in First announced last week. have gotten the opportunity to for kids entering grades 2-6 is just one of the Aid/CPR at all times. Gartner has been involved learn something new." many summer camps offered for children of Financial assistance is available to those in Jewish education for over For the remainder of July, all ages. who qualify. twenty-five years. Before McDermott will use her The Westfield Area camps aim to provide New and renewed traditional and spe- coming to CBI, she served for newly-acquired skills at. children and teens with both skills and cialty camps include: Discovery Day Camp, four years as director of edu- Westfield Summer Workshop character development. According to Explorer Day Camp, Jump Start (Youth cation, as well as assistant to office. YMCA officials, the wide-ranging activities Fitness Camp), Cyber Explorer, Outdoor Cantor Paul Zim, at the For more information on at the camps focus on instilling the core val- Adventure, I magi nee ring Camp, Science Jewish Community Center of ues of caring, honesty, respect and responsi- Exploration Camp, Art Adventures and Fort Lee. Previously she the WeBtfield Summer spent more than a decade in Workshop or any NJWA pro- bility. Fencing Clinic. DEVORAH GARTNER gram, call the NJWA at (908) Full-day and half-day camps are avail- For more information, call (908) 233- New York's Hudson Valley as 789-9696, or visit the organiza- able for children ages 3-15. Before camp 27O0 or visit the Y online at www.westfield- cantor/spiritual leader/edu- earning a second bachelor's in tion's Web site at www.njwork- and after camp care is available from 7 ynj.org. cation director at religion and education and a shopfortheart8.com. Congregation Tifereth master's in educational and Yehudah v'Yisrael of business administration. She Kerhonkson. As one of the is currently the National last "circuit-riding" cantors. Network Chairperson of B'nai she also led services, officiat- Mitzvnh Education for the Scotch Plains Music Center ed at life cycle events, sang, Coalition for the Advancement and taught at numerous The ALL Inclusive Music Store of Jewish Education, WINDOW A N O [) O () R other congregations through- Gartner is married to out Orange and Ulster coun- Robert Gartner, who works at REPLACEMENT ...NOT Resort. ties. the law firm of Latham & YES NO YES NO She received her musical Watkins. They are the parents Mum lesions fU'iituh training at New England of Bethanie Ruth, a 6-year-old I'rolcssional Slull Conservatory of Music and who will enter first grade in then continued her studies at September. Gartner said she All Accessories Drums Too!! Columbia University and is "thrilled" to be joining the PELLA DAYS Gutturs Basses Jewish Theological Seminary, CBI community. All Wind Instruments Swimming Pool

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THIS WEEK Israeli dancers in residence at JCC THURSDAY, JULY 20 SCOTCH PLAINS —The JCC of held at 11 a.m. next Wednesday, followed munity at large. Reservations are WESTF* LD COMMUNrTY BAND CONCERT - the group Central NJ is playing host next week to by a luncheon. Both the concert and required for the performance and lunch- will continue its performances at Mindowaskin Park on East Broad the Israeli youth dance troupe Dance the luncheon will be held at eon package; the deadline for making a Street in Wsstfield with selections featuring the tuba. 7:30 p.m. Free, Life. Congregation Beth Israel, 18 Shalom reservation is Monday. To make a but audience members are encouraged to bring seating. The group, comprised of 40 Israeli Way, just off of Marline Avenue. reservation or for more information 'MARGARITA MADNESS & MASSAGF NIGHT - social teens aged 14-18, will be spending a The second performance is scheduled about the package, contact Nan Statton outing hosted by the Newcomers Club of Westfield. 8 p.m. at a week in residence at the JCC's Camp for 7 p.m. Thursday, July 27. It will be at nstatton(gjccnj.org or (908) 889-8800, member's home. For more information, contact Sheri Fordo at 1908) Yachad. During the week, troupe mem- held at the JCC of Central New Jersey, ext. 207. More information is also avail- 232-3022. bers will be leading workshops for both and alt ages are welcome to attend. The able at www.jccnj.org. CONCERT AND KIDS' SHOW - musical group The campers and staff members. JCC is located at 1391 Martine Ave. Tickets for the July 27 show are $5 Broadcasters will perform at the Village Green in Scotch Plains at 8 Dance Life members will also be giv- Both JCC members and the commu- and will be available for purchase at the p.m., following a show by Polka Dotfat 7 p.m. Audience members ing two performances during their week nity at large are welcome to attend both door. For more information about that should bring a chair. in residence. The first performance, performances. Tickets for the performance, contact Michael Goldstein part of the JCC's Summer of Fun pro- Wednesday show and luncheon are $12 at [email protected] or (908) 889- gram for adults aged 60 and up, will be for JCC members and $20 for the com- 8800, ext. 219. FRIDAY, JULY 21 WEST COAST 'COOL JAZZ' - Friday Night Concerts series continues with a performance by the Tony Cilli Septet at the First United Methodist Church, 1 East Broad St. in Westfield. 7:30 p.m. A FILMMAKER ON FIRE $10 for adults, $5 students and children. SATURDAY JULY 22 PET SHOMr — as part of the Paws, Claws, Scales and Tales Summer Reading Program, children are invited to bring their pets to the Westfield Memorial Library. 10:30 a.m. Pre-entries are required; forms are available at the Children's Desk of the library, 550 East Broad St. MONDAY, JULY 24 OPUS DEI TALK — John F. Coverdale, author of Uncommon Faith: The Early Years of Opus Dei, will lead this discussion about the organization, which has drawn attention since the release of The DaVinci Code. 8-9 p.m. Knights of Columbus hall, 2400 North Ave., Scotch Plains. TUESDAY JULY 25 THE HOBBIT' — a performance by the Traveling Lantern Theater Company, part of the summer reading program at the Scotch Plains Public library. 6:30 p.m. 1927 Bartie Ave. (908) 322,5007. WEDNESDAY, JULY 26 SK AND PIZZA EXTRAVAGANZA - fifth annual event host- ed by the Downtown Westfield Corporation. Race starts at 7 p.m. at East Broad and Elm streets. Entry fees are $20 ($1 8 USATF mem- bers) for pre-fegistration and $25 after July 21. To register, visit www.Practicehlard.com. GAD-ABOUTS TRIP — the social group based out of Willow Grove Presbyterian Church heads to the Hunterdon Hills Playhouse for the summer musical comedy Broadway Sally. $53 includes trans- portation, the show and a sitdown meal. Carpools will leave the area at 10 a.m., return by 5 p.m. Register at (908) 322-7892 by Jury 23. AMETHYST — the '80s rock tribute band will play at Echo Lake Park on the AAountainside/Westfield border. 7:30 p.m. Free, but bring your own seating. SEUSSICAL THE MUSICAL - o performance by students in the Westfield Summer Workshop. 1 and 7:30 p.m. Edison Intermediate William McMoekan Jr., director of operations for Scotch Plains Television, is pictured here shooting his School, Rahway Avenue, Westfield. $8 for adults, $6 for seniors and award-winning documentary profiling firefighter training at the Union County Fire Academy. students. More performances scheduled for same times July 27. (908)518-1551. THE COMEDY OF ERRORS' - a performance by the Scotch Plains' McMeekan wins national video awards Shakespeare) Theatre of New Jersey. 7 p.m. at the Westfield Memorial Library, 550 East Broad St. Free and open to Westfield or SCOTCH PLAINS — Two programs created by prominent state politicians as well as those protest- M.U.R.A.L cardholders, but registration is recommended. (908) 789- producer/director William McMeekan Jr. for the ing the event. 4090. township's television station were honored recently The Hometown Video Festival is the oldest and DANCEUFE PERFORMANCE — the Israeli youth dance troupe with the 2006 Hometown Video Awards, bestowed largest showcase for local television programs in the will perform for adults age 60 and up. 11 a.m., with a luncheon to upon the top local television productions in the country, recognizing exceptional cable television pro- follow. Congregation Betn Israel, 18 Shalom Way, Scotch Plains. nation. ductions created for local viewers. McMeekan's pro- $12 for JCC members, $20 for non-members. Register by Jury 24 at McMeekan's documentary Everything's on Fire: ductions were chosen from more than 2,000 entries (908) 889-8800, ext. 207. Inside the Union County Fire Academy took the prize submitted by community television stations nation- in both the Best Educational Profile and Best wide arfd abroad. The awards were presented on July THURSDAY JULY 27 Government Profile categories. Shot with the full 6 at Boston's Faneuil Hall by the Alliance for 'JOSEPH AND THE AMAZING TECHNICOLOR DREAM- cooperation of the Union County Fire Training Community Media. COAT — production by the Community Actors Student Theater Academy, Everything's on Fire follows the 2003-2004 "It's very rewarding to see Scotch Plains Television opens at 7:30 p.m. at David Brearley High School, 401 Monroe Fire Academy class while recruits prepare to become productions getting recognized on a national level," Ave., Kenilworth. Continues 7:30 p.m. July 28-29. $10 tickets avail- firefighters in communities throughout the county. said McMeekan. "It says much about how far we've able at the door, with discounts for kids and seniors. As a firefighter himself, McMeekan was able to pho- come as a television channel in the last few years." SUMMER TEEN NIGHTS - hosted by the Westfield Area Y at tograph live fire training and provide viewers a look In addition to his role as director of operations for the East Broad Street Family Branch. 7:30-9:30 p.m. $5 per teen. Y at aspects of firefighting never before seen on the tel- Scotch Plains Television, McMeekan teaches English membership is not required, but pre-registration is. (908) 233-2700, evision screen. and television production at Scotch Plains-Fanwood ext. 405 or [email protected]. McMeekan also produced and directed President High School. DANCEUFE PERFORMANCE - the Israeli youth dance troupe Bush Visits West field, which was named Best In 2002, McMeekan received a Hometown Video will perform for the general public. 7 p.m. JCC or Central NJ, 1391 Government Activity Production. The program pro- Award for his production Catching Fire: A Day in the Martine Ave., Scotch Plains. $5 tickets available at the door. Register files President Bush's 2005 visit to the area and not Life of West field's Bravest, which went on to win mul- by Jury 24 at (908[ 889-8800, ext. 219. only features footage of the President's presentation, tiple national awards and screen at film festivals SWING BAND CONCERT - the Westfield Community Swing across the country. Band, "Nostalgia," will perform at Mindowaskin Park. 7:30 p.m. Free, but also documents the views of local citizens and but bring your own seating. (908) 7894080. SUNDAY, JULY 30 PET ADOPTION DAY - sponsored by Best Friend Dog & WSW students present Seussical next week Animal Adoption. 1-4 p.m. Droescher's Mill, 347 Lincoln Ave., WESTFIELD — The Cat Justin Brody, Madelyn Cranford, For more, visit www.bestfriend.petfinder.org or call (908) in the Hat and other beloved Cannone, Lucas Cimafonte, 4860230. characters will be making Giana DiGiorgio, Claire an appearance next week at Dorwart, Sara Frantz, COMING UP the Westfield Summer Rebecca Glasser-Baker, OPEN HOUSE — for local women who are interested in joining Workshop's presentation of Maura Heinbokel, Miranda the Newcomers Club of Westfield. 8 p.m. July 31 at a member's Seussical, a musical story Jnkubek, Alainn Jennings, home. For more information, contact Sheri Pardo at (908) 232- that weaves together charac- Cory Laidlaw, Kathleen 3O22. ters from various Dr. Seuss Leeper, Kaitlyn Majek, TALK BY LOCAL AUTHOR - Scotch Plains resident Feather tales. Raquel Mendez, Cleo Schwartz Foster will discuss her latest book, Garfield's Train, at the In Seussical, Horton the Murphy-Gueretto, Clancy First Wednesday Luncheon of the Westfield Historical Society. Noon Elephant tries desperately Nolan, Molly Prybylski, Amy Aug. 2 at B.G. Field's restaurant, Springfield Avenue, Westfield. Reich, Mark Roberts, Ariel BLOOD DRIVE — help replenish the nation's critically-low blood to save the citizens of supplies. 3-8 p.m. Aug. 2 at the local Chapter House of the American Whoville, who reside on a Sheridan, Leila Shevins, Meghan Sullivan, Michelle Red Cross, 321 Elm St. (800) NJ-BLOOD, ext. 140 or speck of dust. Since he is www.bloodnj.org. the only one in the jungle Tager, Maggie Tanji, Tyler Todisco, Katherine Towers, CAMPING (N COLORADO - the Westfield Area Y invites who can hear the Whos in local families on this week-long trip to Estes Park in the Colorado Whoville cry for help, the Victoria Trcboschi, Julia Van Etten, David Verchek, Rockies. Campers will enjoy hiking, horseback riding and much Sour Kangaroo and the rest more from Aug. 20-27. Register by Aug. 3 at (908) 233-2700, ext. of the jungle creatures think Courtney Weis.se and Nicole Zimmerman. 415. he's wasting his time. To add WORLD PEACE AND FRIENDSHIP FAIR - hosted by the to Horton's troubles, Mazie The production is directed Union County Peace Council and the Hiroshima/Nagasaki LaBird abandons her egg in by Juan Pineda. The musical Remembrance Committee in Eastman Plaza in downtown Cranford. Horton'a care. Poor Horton is director is Valerie Pineda, Noon-6 p.m. Aug. 6. For details on how to participate, (908) 233- BO busy with his troubles and the show is choreo- 7344 or [email protected]. that he doesn't notice the graphed by Irene Ulesky. SUMMER TEEN NIGHTS - hosted by the Westfield Area Y at affections of Gertrude The cast of Seusslcal at the Westfield Summer Workshop Performances will be held the East Broad Street Family Branch. 7:30-9:30 p.m. Aug. 10. $5 McFuzz, his neighbor in the Includes, from left: (bottom row) Kelly Kapur, Aleseandra Wednesday and Thursday per teen. Y membership is not required, but pre-registration is. (908) jungle. JoJo and the Cat in Manduca and Alota Nadolny; (middle row) Emily McGurk, July 26-27 at the Edison 233-2700, ext. 4O5 or [email protected]. Cara Costa, Brian Pollock and Malcolm Spurlock. The Cat In Intermediate School on the Hat help save the day the Hat is Katie Remblsz. COFFEEHOUSE/FUNDRAISER - singer/songwriter Audrey through creative thinking Rahway Avenue. Show times Assad will perform at this event at Evangel Church, I 251 Terrill Rd., and imagination. Westfield and Alessandra shared by Cara Costa of are 1 and 7:30 p.m. in the Scotch Plains. Donations will be collected on behalf of Allegra The part of Horton the Manduca of Fanwood. Brian Cranford and Emily McGurk auditorium. Tickets are $8 Chiariello, a lO-year-old girl with autism who is in need of an assis- Elephant will be played by Pollock of Westfield will be of Roselle Park, while Aleta for adults and $6 for senior tance dog, 7:30 p.m. Aug. 15. RSVP to (908) 322-5425. Malcolm Spurlock of JoJo, and the Cat in the Hat Nadolny of Cranford will be citizens, students and chil- SUMMER TIEN NIGHTS - hosted by the Westfield Area Y at Westfield, while the role of is played by Katie Rembiaz, the Sour Kangaroo. dren, The box office phone the East Broad Street Family Branch. 7:30-9:30 p.m. Aug. 24. $5 Mazie LaBird will be shared also of Westfield. The role of Other members of the number is per teen. Y membership is not required, but pre-registration is. (908) between Kelly Kapur of Gertrude McFuzz will be cast include Ashley Balfour, {908)518-1551. 233-2700, ext. 405 or [email protected]. B-2 prime time/ July 21.2006 4Cool jazz9 sound will be on display at FUMC Friday At 7:30 p.m. Friday, the smooth sound of West Coast "cool jazz" will take the stage in another of the Friday Night Concerts summer series at the First United Methodist Church, 1 East Broad St. in Westfield. On hand to delight listeners of all ages will be the Tbny Cilli Septet, including Cilli, the trumpet player and band leader; Paul Grabow, valve trombone; Ron Heller, tenor saxophone; Jim Giacone, baritone saxophone; Fred Fischer, piano; Bob Funesti, string bass, and Mike Walter, drums. The program will include old standards such as "Star Eyes," "You Are Too Beautiful," "Java Junction," "Walking My Baby Back Home,'"'Let's Do It," "Ballin' The Jack" and many more from composers such as Rogers and Hart, Harry Warren, Shorty Rogers and others. The organization grew out the 17-piece "Experience Big Band," of which Cilli is also the conductor. The septet performs Dixieland, blues, jazz marches and standards by the foremost West Coast "cool jazz" arrangers, such as Marty Paich, Shorty Rogers, Bob Florence, Bill Holnian, John Williams, Andre Previn and others. Their scores were written for the Dave Pell's Group, which was made up of players from the great Les Brown Band. The West Coast "cool jazz" compositions of the late 1950s were rarely performed until a few years ago. Now, these ener- getic, airy, soft and smooth tantalizingly swinging tunes are The faculty at duCret School of Art includes some talented members of the fantasy art world. making a comeback because of their "easy listening" sound. According to Cilli, cool jazz styles can be heard in many big band arrangements of yesteryear. After the bebop movement of the 1940s, the 1950s ushered in a lighter, more romantic style of Explore artistic fantasies at duCret jazz called "cool." Developed mainly from the perspective of Refreshments will be for sale. white West Coast jazz musicians, cool jazz combined the melodic School to offer lessons in drawing comics, sci-fi Famed illustrator Frank Thorne, and swinging aspects of the earlier swing era with the harmon- Imagine a painting of a dragon fly- on Batman, and is currently working known for Red Sonja and many other ic and rhythmic developments of bebop. The roots of cool jazz ing high in a stormy sky — a castle with director George Romero. As a original creations, will be appearing as can be traced back to various earlier styles, as well as a direc- off in the distance — a white wizard freelancer, Romanoski has worked for the guest of honor and will speak tion that trumpet player Miles Davis pursued during the late riding atop a winged Pegasus, about Magic the Gathering, DC Comics and about his career. Although he has not 1940s. to meet his foe. Viewers may wonder: World of Warcraft. O'Connor has done a comic book show in over 25 After leaving saxophonist Charlie Parker's group in 1948, How does an artist do that? They'll worked for Wizards of the Coast and years, Thorne is a strong supporter of Davis became intrigued with developing new directions in jazz. have a chance to find out at an on a Star Wars project for LucasFilms. duCret. He became associated with other New York musicians intent on upcoming program at the duCret "In order to make the unbelievable The duCret School of Art is the old- combining the excitement and spontaneity of bebop with lush School of Art. believable, you have to base it in real- est private art school in New Jersey orchestrated arrangements. A pool of musicians including On Saturday July 29, the Plainfield ity and follow the basic fundamentals and will be celebrating its 80th year pianist John Lewis, arranger Gil Evans, and baritone saxophon- school will host a free Comics/Sci- of drawing, painting and composition," this fall. It is approved by the NJ ist Gerry Mulligan contributed to the creation of the Miles Fi/Fantasy Day from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. said Romanoski, who has taught Department of Education and the Davis Nonet recordings, labeled "Birth of the Cool." These Although duCret does not special- introductory fantasy art classes, as Department of Labor and Workforce recordings helped spawn the creation of the "cool" movement on ize in fantasy art — the school offers well as acrylic painting and picture Development, and is accredited by the the West Coast. classes in illustration, graphic making. Accrediting Commission of Career By the mid-1950s, with the help of Dave Brubeck, Gerry design/computer graphics and fine art The overall theme of the day is to Schools and Colleges of Technology Mulligan, trumpeter Chet Baker and pianist Lennie Tristano, — three of the school's instructors, show that a strong grasp of the funda- (ACCSCT). the cool movement spawned a more serious bridge between jazz Tommy Castillo, Mark Romanoski, mentals is needed to excel in any art For more details and a schedule of and classical music called "third stream." Big bands from the and William O'Connor, are award-win- discipline, including comic and fanta- the day's events, check the Web site, swing era, including the Woody Herman and Stan Kenton ning artists within the comic book and sy art. The day will consist of store www.duCret.edu, or call (908) 757-7171. orchestras, incorporated elements of the bebop and cool styles fantasy genre. and toy vendors, artists, and free The school is located at 1030 Central into their music. On the East Coast, musicians began develop- Castillo has worked for DC Comics drawing lessons and lectures. Ave. in Plainfield. ing a jazz style that contrasted with the laid back approach. Typically more blues based and rhythmically driven than the cool style, "hard bop" would come to dominate jazz by the end of the 1950s. See Amethyst in concert at Echo Lake Donations at the door will be $10 for adults and $5 for stu- dents and children, Ample parking can be found in the church lot accessible from Ferris Place, on nearby streets, and in local 80s tribute band parking lots. The church and sanctuary are handicap accessible and the sanctuary is air conditioned. will join county's For more information, call the church office at (908) 233-4211 daily from 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. No reservations are required. concert series The Union County Summer Arts Festival con- cert series continues next 'Bard' series continues Wednesday with a perform- KENILWORTH — Ttoo Gentlemen of Verona, the third ance by the '80s rock tribute play in the Kenilworth Public Library's third annual "Bard band Amethyst. on the Boulevard" outdoor Shakespeare festival, will be per- The Union County Board formed by members of the Hudson Shakespeare Company at of Chosen Freeholders, led 7:30 p.m. July 27. The performance will take place at the by Chairman Alexander football field of David Brearley High School, located at the Mirabella, invites resident Boulevard and 14th Street. to attend this free concert, This performance is free and open to all members of the which begins at 7:30 p.m. in general public. Those planning to attend should bring folding Echo Lake Park on the bor- lawn chairs or other portable seats, as no other seating will be provided; sitting in the bleachers is not recommended for der of Westfield and this performance. Mountainside In the event of rain, the performance will be moved Amethyst is making its indoors to the Kenilworth Public Library, located at 548 first appearance on the Boulevard. Echo Lake Park stage. The Tivo Gentleman of Verona is a comedy that focuses on the East Brunswick-based musi- romantic adventures of two friends, Valentine and Proteus, cians have been called New and the love triangles that ensue. Although it was written Jersey's "number one trib- early in Shakespeare's career, it was not published until 30 ute band," and their playlist years later. is a blast from the past. The '80s rock tribute band Amethyst will perform Wednesday night at Echo Lake Park. The final performance in the Bard on the Boulevard Amethyst, which special- series, All's Well that Ends Well, will take place at 7:30 p.m. izes in pop and rock hits along to popular jukebox (Woodstock rock) plus will be held at the air-con- Aug. 15 at the David Brearley High School football field. from the '80s, is a big hit up hits from the '80s in Echo JoBonanno & the Godsons ditioned auditorium at and down the Jersey Shore. Lake Park." of Soul; Cranford High School, on Founded in the 1980s by a The Union County Aug. 9 — Mustang Sally West End Place off group of high school Information Van also will (country); Springfield Avenue in friends, the group performs be at the concert site, with Aug. 16 - The Nerds Cranford at 7:30 p.m. For tunes by Billy Idol, Prince, representatives from the (Jersey Shore party band); up-to-date concert/rain The Cars, the J. Geils Union County Clerk's Office Aug. 23 - Ed Palermo Big information call the Parks Band, Bon Jovi, as well as a on hand to answer ques- Band with Rob Paparozzi, and Recreation hot-tine at Italian Bistro slew of popular one-hit tions and offer information sponsored by Schering- (908) 352-8410 after 3 p.m. wonders. about services available to Plough Corp.; on the day of the concert. COME JOBV US Mirabella urges you to Union County residents. Aug. 30 - The Party For more information call Between 5PM & 6:30 PM "bring the entire family, The other free concerts Dolls, sponsored by the Union County Monday thru Thrusday pack a picnic basket, bring in the Summer Arts ConocoPhillips-Bayway Department of Parks, lawn chairs or blankets to Festival series include: Refinery. Recreation and Facilities at 3 Course Dinner sit on, and enjoy singing Aug. 2 - Yasgur's Farm In case of rain, concerts (908) 527-4900. Choice of Appetizer, Main Course, Dessert & Coffee APPETIZERS: (Choice of) Graduation .. CQmrnuniQn •, Anniversary j $Q0/Q Qff * i Mora news in Fried Calamari / Soup of the Day / fiensi Will Cater Tfc*? Party! i ***** - **•«*»* this week's edition Buy one p\2ta at regular price and save 50% I Caesar Salad / House Salad " V I *Buy one p\na at regular price and save 50 on one other pirn of equal or lesser value. I Additional articles MAIN COURSE: (Choice of) . - MM faa-Tkn. Unit an coupon per check Coupon ! 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She also taught drawing at Union offices of the Union County Division of County College and painted murals for the Cultural and Heritage Affairs, located at Westfield Co-op Nursery School. She cre- open soon 633 Pearl St. in Elizabeth. ates oil, pastel and charcoal portraits on Paynter'a oil paintings and pastel por- commission and she also enjoys painting traits will grace the walls of the Pearl pet portraits. Her work is in many private at CDF Street Gallery in the historic St. John's collections around the country. Parsonage Building through Aug. 10. Paynter was a graphic designer at Gallery hours are 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Bonwit Teller in New York City. She Gallery weekdays. worked as a poster illustrator for NJPAC A professional artist, Paynter studied at and designed and painted sets for WYACI* Maplewood's CDF Gallery the Art Center School of Design in Los productions of Carousel. Fiare/lo, Cumelot, will kick off its third annual Angeles; Virginia Commonwealth Stage Door, Carnival. The Childreti'a Hour, Summer Salon Show featur- University in Richmond; the duCrot Merrily We Rail A!(tug and The Gay ing seven artists with a School of Art in Plainfiold; and the New Divorce. party from 7:30-10 p.m. Jersey School of Visual Art in Summit. Union County artists (whose1 works can Thursday, Aug. 3. Catering Her first nationally published portrait be hung on u wall* interested in exhibiting will be provided by the new was a painting she created as a teenager, in the gallery are welcome to apply. For owners of New World which won an International Art Contest more information about the Pearl Street Catering, and music will be and was in Seventeen magazine. She has Gallery ur to learn about other programs, performed by The John won the Best in Show award in the services and volunteer opportunities, Zweig Trio. National Arts Program, a First Merit plense contact the Union County Division CDF Gallery is located at Award at the Livingston "Art at the Oval," of Cultural and Heritage Affairs, 6«"i3 168 Maplewood Ave. The and the Award of Excellence from the Pearl Street, Elizabeth, NJ 07202. exhibit will be on view July Westfield Art Association, among many Telephone 25-Sept. 9. The featured other honors. <908) 558-2550. NJ Relay users can dial artists are listed below. Paynter has drawn portraits and taught 711 or send E-mail to Terry Brewin, a Montclair Mary Paynter's portraits have won nationwide acclaim. portrait drawing in the "Care for [email protected]. resident, will be exhibiting her collection of fiin, whimsi- cal, animal sculptures. These touchable art pieces are ideal Deadline to enter county's juried art show is July 31 for curious little hands exploring art for the first Art work is now being sought for woman of the freeholder board and and Photographs. artist. The Crimson Atelier, a fine time. Made out of a durable "Celebrating Excellence: The Merck liaison to the Cultural and Ben Goldman is currently the art Giclee printing house, will pres- fire-retardant and water- 2006 Juried Union County Art Heritage Programs Advisory Board. executive director of City Without ent a package which includes the repellant material, they Show." "It's a great opportunity. And who Walls Gallery in Newark. A scanning of an original work chosen come with or without fiber All artists living or working in knows? You might win a prize." Weehawkon-based artist and by the award winner, all proofing optic lights, which are both Union County are eligible to submit The Arts Guild of Rahway is car- activist, he has been involved in the find the production of a suite of 15 colorful and safe. Each of the slides of their artwork to be consid- rying on the tradition of the Juried New Jersey art scene for the past final Giclee prints on Arches 100 sculptures comes apart like a ered for the exhibit, taking place at Art Show, begun by Merck & Co., two decades. percent rag paper or canvas in final puzzle, which makes them the Arts Guild of Rahway from Oct. Inc. and the Union County Division Roger Tucker, a photographer, size up to 22 x 'M inches. This easily transportable and per- 15 to Nov. 10. of Cultural and Heritage Affairs in attended the Cooper Union for the award is valued at more than $600. fect for shipping anywhere in Each artist may submit up to 1992 to provide opportunities for Advancement of Science and Art in All artists chosen for this year's the world. three slides. Maximum size of art- serious artists to exhibit their work New York City. His work was exhibit will be eligible for u 10 per- Chris Fahey of work is 36 x 36 inches framed. in the county. included in The Black cent discount, on all print ing servic- Shrewsbury will be showing Most media will be considered, Three noteworthy art profession- Photographers Annual in 1973, one es offered by the Crimson Atelier. his works of oil on canvas. including photography; however, als will serve as jurors for this of the first independent publica- , For more information, or to Fahey spent a few months at sculpture or craft work cannot be year's exhibit: tions for new photographers of request a prospectus and entry form the home of friends who lent accepted this year. The deadline for Beth Venn is senior curator of color. for "Celebrating Excellence," call the him a favor — rent for the submission of slides is Monday, modern and contemporary art at Three cash awards will be pre- Arts Guild of Rahway at (732) 381- summer. This favor allowed July 31. 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The band, along with vocalist Grace and former professional musicians who in Leonia, she lived from the During World War II, Mrs. Henning, takes the audience on a nos- have performed with big bands and ages of 1 to 6 in China, where Hall trained as a nurse's aide. talgic journey through time, highlight- ensembles throughout New York and her parents were sent by the She worked at Elizabeth ing the big band music of the 1930s and New Jersey. American Christian Board of General and St. Elizabeth's hos- 1940s. Many of the scores to be per- The concert will be held in Foreign Missions. pitals in New Jersey. formed during the concert are the origi- Mindowaskin Park, located next to the Later in life, she lived for 50 After the war she traveled nal arrangements used to recreate the Westfield Municipal Building at 425 years in Cranford and Westfield extensively, returning to Europe sounds and styles of Tommy Dorsey, East Broad St. The event is free to the with her husband, Dr. Homer on family hostelling trips in Jimmy Dorsey, Count Bask;, Glenn public; audience members are encour- Hall, a research chemist for 1954 and 1963. Miller, Benny Goodman, Harry James aged to bring blankets or chairs. Exxon. They moved to Exeter in Mrs. Hall served as chair- and Artie Shaw. The Westfield Community Swing 1998. man of her church's Mission Highlights for the evening will Band and the concert series are spon- Mrs. Hall's first languages Commission, was active in the include songs from the Glenn Miller sored by the Weatfield Recreation were Chinese and English, and College Club and Junior League repertoire such as "In the Mood" and Department. For further information, for many years she gave lec- of Cranford & Elizabeth, and "String of Pearls," as well as Harry contact the department at (908) 789- tures on Chinese customs and was a director of the board of James* "You Made Me Love You," "I Had 4080, or the Swing Band at (908) 647- costumes. She owned an exten- the New Jersey State Goodwill The Craziest Dream" and "I Heard that 7707, or visit the band's Web site at sive collection of antique dolls, Industries. Song Before." Other selections will www.nostalgiathebigband.com. GRACE HENNING textiles, wooden carvings and She enjoyed singing and also hand-made linens sewn in the had a lifelong love of bicycling, cottage industry that was set up which began when as a child Shakespeare comedy, pet show on tap at the library by her mother to benefit the she rode a tricycle on the veran- women of Tien Tsin. Five da of the porch in Fei Tai Ho, a The Shakespeare Theatre state's only professional the- "As part of our Paws, singer "walk the line". decades after her family's resort in Tien Tsin. of New Jersey will perform atre devoted to the Bard's Claws, Scales and Tales Programs for children and departure, Mrs. Hall returned In addition to her husband of The Comedy of Errors by works. The theatre company Summer Reading Program, teens are listed below. to the city and met a woman on 65 years she is survived by sons, William Shakespeare at 7 founded the Next Stage we have been sharing some Children's programs are the street whose mother had Stephen C. and B. Welling; p.m. Wednesday at the eNSEmble to bring produc- great animal stories and open to all full-service been a member of the original daughters, Eleanor L. and Westfield Memorial Library, tions to local communities activities with children. Now Westfield Memorial Library sewing enterprise. Deborah Hall Sandier; seven This light-hearted farce fea- during summer months. the children have a chance cardholders. In 1938, Mrs. Hall graduated grandchildren and ten great tures two sets of identical Registration for this free to share their favorite ani- Baby Rhyme Time — with a major in child psychology grandchildren. twins, separated at birth, performance is recommended mals with us," said Kathy From i0-10:20 a.m. Monday, from Smith College, where she A memorial service will be who are reunited in a series and is open for full-service Muhm, head of Children's babies who are not yet walk- had been enrolled at 10 days held at 2 p.m. July 29 at of increasingly improbable Westfield Memorial Library Services. ing and their earegivers can old. As a graduate of the Child RiverWoods, 7 RiverWoods and ridiculous events, lead- and M.U.R.A.L. cardholders. Pre-entries are required participate in rhymes, lap Educational Foundation, she Drive, Exeter, N.H. ing up to a joyful conclusion. Also, children have until 9 for this free event. bounces, songs, and claps. taught at the Nightingale Arrangements are by the A group of London p.m. Thursday, July 20 to Registration forms are avail- Preschool Story Time — Bamford School in New York. Brewitt Funeral Home, Exeter. lawyers commissioned register for the library's Pet able at the Children's Desk Children ages 3'/2 to 5 years Traveling in Italy in 1939, Condolences may be sent via Shakespeare to write The Show, which will be held at and can be returned there as old can listen to stories and she was stranded when the www.brewittfuneralhome.com. Comedy of Errors, his first 10:30 a.m. Saturday. well. All pets must be accom- do an activity at 10 a.m. Nazi invasion closed the coun- Donations may be made to comedy, in 1594. According Children are invited to bring panied by a child and adult Tuesday or 2 p.m. Thursday, try's ports. She found her way Heifer Project International, to the lawyers, the first per- their dogs, cats, cockatiels, with a full-service Westfield July 27. home on a freighter by agreeing P.O. Box 8058, Little Rock, AR formance of The Comedy of iguanas and any other spe- Memorial Library card. All Read Aloud: Sheep — At 4 to work as a chambermaid 72203, or via www.heifer.org. Errors was remembered cial friends. Ribbons will be pets must be current on all p.m. Tuesday, children who "ever afterward." awarded for best trick, silli- vaccinations. have completed kindergarten Formerly known as the est, brightest-colored, most In the event of rain, the through fifth grade can lis- Silvio Papandrea New Jersey Shakespeare dignified, longest, most Pet Show will take place at ten to the touching story of a unusual, and many more Silvio James "Sibby" on the National Register o£ Festival, The Shakespeare 10:30 a.m. July 29. homeless Border Collie pup Papandrea, 66, died July 16, Historic Places. I' categories. who wishes for a child to v Theatre of New Jersey is the The library's other upcom- 2006 at his home in Watchung. Surviving are his wife, ing programs are listed love and work to do. Born in Plainfield, he lived below. Adult programs are Mother Goose Group — Janet; a daughter, Janice; a sis- in Cranford for 20 years before ter, Phyllis Patyk; two brothers, JOIN A WINNING TEAM free and are open to Toddlers through age 2Vi moving to Watchung 15 years Westfield Memorial Library with a caregiver will enjoy Steven Eckler and Greg FRANCHISES AVAILABLE IN YOUR AREA! ago. Papandrea; and a grandchild. * LIBERTY TAX SERVICE or M.U.R.A.L. cardholders. stories, songs, finger plays The founder of Watertrol 3-Iron — This film, shown and movement activities Inc., a historic preservation and A funeral Mass will be Franchise Opportunities Available with l-nsu-st Cirowing at 2 and 7 p.m. Tuesday, tells from 10-10:20 a.m. offered 10 a.m. Saturday in I'iix Service lirm liver! restoration firm, Mr. of a young man who enters Wednesday. Papandrea was also a real Holy Trinity Church, Westfield. In January, 2006 /uincpniu-ur Magazine runked and lives in strangers' hous- Creative Dramatics — estate developer in Westfield. Friends may visit 7-9 p.m. Liberty Tax Service #10 on its Franchise 50!) lUl til' bcsl IViinclnscst es once he is sure the owners Children from kindergarten He was an active member of Thursday and 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Put our proven system tci uurk • become u are away. He finds his life through third grade will lis- the Preservation Forum of the Friday at Dooley Funeral Liberty Tax Service Franchise Owner Today! evolving when he discovers ten to classic tales and take National Trust for Historic Home, 556 Westfield Ave., an attractive abused woman part in a creative dramatics Preservation and worked to Westfield. Interment will be in in one of the mansions he activity from 4-4:45 p.m. have many structures placed Fairview Cemetery, Westfield. I-8O0-79U-3863 cxt, 8125 inhabits. Wednesday. Your Library 24/7— Ai Teen Gaming Kb#Mt — :3m., 10 a.m. Tuesday, this hands- Teens entering grades 6-12 Helen Napolitano on beginners class will cover can join the fun and games, DONT REPLACE YOUR OLD BATHTUB... basic skills such as using the including Dance Dance Helen Napolitano, 83, of Golden Agers Club in Scotch library's online catalog (from Revolution, X-Box, board Scotch Plains died July 12, Plains. 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SERZAN'S SIDE Breaking Popular Westfield 5K to run Wednesday mer Chairman of the DWC, and mile mark is on Efllngham Runner up last year was year IB Overlook Hospital of down the CORHESPONDENT Meg Mehorter, a former Place. The last mile is an uphill another Running Company Summit. Executive Assistant. straightaway down Elm Street member, Brian Harris of For the fifth straight year the The numbers do not lie. There "We think that we can get However, the end of the race Clinton, who manages the race production will be handled British Open is a middle of the summer phe- 1800 runners with favorable only signals the beginning of an Westfield store and should be by Mark Zenobia, of On Your nomena in Westfield. In just its conditions," said Cronin, who entertaining and pallet-satisfy- among the leaders again this Mark Productions. SPORTS EDITOR fifth year the Westfield attributes numerous reasons for ing evening. There will be a DJ year. "He does a terrific job," said Ever since I attended my Downtown 5K and Pizza the runaway success. and live music by the Michael "We recognize the impor- Cronin, who also mentioned the first-ever professional golf tour- Extravaganza has established a "People love Westfield and Craig Band and lots and lots of tance of this race," said Harris. Westfield Jaycees provide many nament last month, the U.S. reputation and turnout that is this race is different that many pizza. It will be a team effort of "Westfield is a very good run- volunteers for distributing piz- Open at Winged Foot in the envy of many older and more others. It is a night race which the downtown pizzerias and ning town and this is one of the zas. In addition, volunteers from Mamaroneck, N.Y., I have established races. the runners respond very well restaurants. most successful races around." the DWC, the Westfield Y, and become a PGA Tour enthusiast. The event, which runs to. It brings people downtown on Westfield's top running store, Harris recently won the the Girl Scouts also assist. In that light, I have decided to Wednesday at 7 p.m. at the cor- a night which is less busy than The Westfield Running Cranford Firecracker Four Mile Businesses also support the use this week to break down ner of East Broad and Elm other summer nights." Company, has made its mark in on July 4 and would not think of event by sponsoring the event the British Open, which starts Streets, has shown phenomenal "In the past, it was 43 per- many aspects of the race. The co- missing this race. and providing promotional items today at Royal Liverpool in growth in its first four years, and cent attended by residents of owners, Gene and Amanda This is a pretty easy race for for the runner's bags Hoylake, England. is one of the top fiveoveral l races Westfield and the five surround- Mitchell of Franklin Lakes in me to enter. There is no other The first GOO registered run- The British Open has not in New Jersey for attendance, ing towns. So it proves that this Bergen County, are the respec- race closer to where I work," said ners will receive embroidered been played in Hoylake since ranking only behind the race has a far reach beyond the tive men's and women's record Harris. caps and the first 1500 get T- 1967, when Roberto de Vicenzo Flemington 5K among short dis- neighboring community." holders and have won two men's "Our store is strategically shirte, which use a dri-fit tech- outlasted Jack Nicklaus, Gary tance races. After a packed start on the and two women's titles respec- located neat the beginning and nology which retails for over $20. Player, and Clive Clark to take The race is organized by main streets, the course winds tively. They opened their sev- end of the course, so it gives us The pre-registration fee is the Claret Jug (not common Sherry Cronin, Executive knowledge). The par-72 course its way through Mindowaskin enth store in Westfield the day the opportunity to meet with $20 and is $25 the day of the has been altered and length- Director of the Downtown Park before heading down of the 2003 race. Gene Mitchell and help runners before and race. In addition, runners will ened since then and is now Westfield Corporation (DWC), Tuttle Parkway past Roosevelt had finished second in 2002 and after the race," said Harris of the have plenty of pizza to eat-no 7258 total yards long. The and was the brainchild of Alan School. The course heads down 2003 but has won the past two store, located at 17 Elm Street. matter how long the race takes 2006 version features golfs DeRose, an avid runner and for- Edgewood Avenue and the two- years. Another new sponsor this them. best players who will all be tak- ing their shots toward a major championship win. The safe pick to win the Nicklaus tournament, as it always seems Highland swim team down by the sea to be with juat about any PGA event, is Tiger Woods. The golfing defending British Open cham- pion is coming off an impres- sive round at the Cialis challenge Western Open two weeks ago, where he finished in a tie for second place, and the last three available times he has played in the British he has finished no less than ninth. locally Colin Montgomerie will probably be the crowd favorite The Jack Nicklaus Heart & coming into the tournament Stroke Challenge is now open because he is playing on famil- to the general public at Ash iar soil (Montgomerie is from Brook, Galloping Hill, Hyatt Great Britain). He will also be Hills Golf Course, and a sentimental one because of Shackamaxon Country Club. his unfortunate meltdown at Launching its third year, the U.S. Open and because he the Jack Nicklaus Heart Florida. C-2 Record Press July 21, 2006

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Julie Murphy YOUR Move! Elaine Demyen Sates Aitjociate Broker AvociaU 908-233-2488 908-233-6326 julie-murphy@burgdorfT~.com [email protected] PATRICIA PLANTE PUTNAM CLOSE TO MANOR TOWN& Plante receives Wonderful 7 room TRAIN! colonial oilers 3 service award This 5-year new Patricia "Pat" Plante, a top-pro- spacious BR's, condo features 2 ducing sales associate from the 2 Full Baths, spacious bedrooms, Burgdorff ERA Westfield office, has Finished basement 2 full baths, huge received the Judy Reeves and beautiful living room, dining Exemplary Service Award, company setting, Minutes room, and kitchen president Pat Hoferkamp to NYC trans. and lots of light 1 announced recently. Union $425,000 The annual award is presented Move right in now! to one sales associate or employee Metuchen $359,000 out of over 750 associates, who best personifies the company's vision WESTFIELD OFFICE statement: "Extraordinary Professionals Exceeding www.burgdorff.com 600 North Ave. West • West Held, NJ 07090 Expectations." Plante was acknowl- edged because of her commitment Owned nnd Operated by NRT Incorporated to community service and her ongo- ing mentoring and support to her colleagues, said Hoferkamp. Plante's community involvement includes serving as a member of the Fanwood-Scotch Plains Rotary Club. Among her duties at the Rotary Club, she is the chairperson COLDWELL BANKER of the Frazee House Restoration Committee. She was also recently honored by the club and received the prestigious Paul Harris Fellowship Award, which recognizes her dedication to the Rotary's ~ Since 1906- motto: "Service above Self." In addition, Plante is the treas- urer and a trustee of the Fanwood Memorial Library Board, She is also a member of the Scotch Plains- Fanwood High School PTA, Fanwood Children's Specialized Hospital TWIG volunteers, the Union County Parks and Recreation Citizens Advisory Board and Fanwood's Fanny Wood Day Committee. "In addition to providing her many clients with incredible serv- WESTFIELD $599,000 PIAIMIFID $784,900 SCOTCH PLAINS $649,900 ice, Plante still manages to give an Immaculate 3bedroom, 2bath ranch on over .3 Tradition, culture and style are offered in this clas- Tucked away on a cul-de-sac this 5 bedroom, 2.1 extraordinary amount of her time acre of manicured property. Large eat-in sic Sleepy Hollow colonial. Richly appointed. Pool bath home offers high ceilings butler's pantry/wet back to the communities she works with waterfall. WSF0378 bar, cac & more. WSF0496 in," said George Kraus, vice presi- kitchen, family rcxim, rec rrn. WSF0522 dent and manager of the Westfield office. "Her tireless efforts on behalf of many local charities and organi- zations are an inspiration to me and the rest of our office and we are proud that she has received this well deserved recognition." A licensed realtor for more than 16 years, Plante recently earned her broker license, and she holds three professional certifications: Seniors Real Estate Specialist (SRES), Burgdorff Specialist, and Historic Homes Specialist. She is a MOUNTAINSIDE $1,195,000 WESTFIELD $1,195,000 UNION $429,000 member of tho Greater Union 6 bedroom, 4.1 bath custom colonial on cul-de- Mint Broom CH colonial. Everything in & out new Pristine l°30\s era colonial. Living room County Association of Realtors and sac with winter views. 30 yr financing avail. Call since 2(KM). 4 bedrooms, 2.2 baths, rec room, family fireplace, family room with built-in bookcass- the ERA Leaders Circle. for info & brochures. WSF0534 room, large enclosed porch. WSF0555 es, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths. WSF0429 A lifelong resident of Union County, she lives in Fanwood with her husband Turn and daughter WESTFIELD coLouiea Kerry. Coldwell Banker Home Loans 1-888-317-5416 To contact Plante, call (908) 209 Central Avenue We make home loans easy. 233-2162, email pat- RESIDENTIAL BROKERAGE (908) 233-5555 For a list of homes outside the NY Metro area, visit our National web site at http://www.cotdwellbanker.com. [email protected], or visit her O 2006 Coldwelt Banker Real Estate Corporation. Coldwell Hanker® Is a registered trademark licensed la Cntdwell Hanker Real Estate Corporation. at the Burgdorff ERA Westfield An Equal Opportunity Company. Equal Housing Opportunity. Uwnvdund Operated by NUT Incorporated. office at 600 North Ave. West. July 21. 2006 Record Press C-5 Wojcik joins Weichert office New alliance puts priority Harvey Tekel, manager giving excellent service to Garden State Multiple of Weichert, Realtors at 185 both her sellers and buyers. Listing Service and Elm St. in Westfield, recent- Shu was a member of the Middlesex Multiple Listing on fair housing practices ly announced that Marie NJ Million Dollar Sales Service. She specializes in Wojcik has joined his team Club from 2001 to 2003 and residential listings and In a move that the parties involved ny's alliance with NCRC will help to of 90 real estate profession- the NJAR Circle of sales, as well as investment describe as "unprecedented," the National strengthen our fair housing standards by als. Excellence — Silver Level in properties and commercial Community Reinvestment Coalition ensuring our practices consistently demon- Wojcik grew up in 2004 and 2005. real estate. (NCRC) and BurgdorfF ERA's parent com- strate the meaning of equal housing oppor- Rahway and taught at Wojcik is a member of Contact Marie Wojcik at pany, NRT Incorporated, recently tunity." Linden High School for over the Greater Union County (908) 654-7777, ext. 154 or announced an alliance to promote best fair According to Pat Vredevoogd, president- 30 years. She holds a bach- Association of Realtors, at (908) 230-7142. housing practices to sales associates and elect of the National Association of elor's degree in consumers in more than 35 major metro- Realtors, "Fair housing is a cornerstone of consumer and politan areas where NRT operates. America's real estate market. Partnerships family living NRT and NCRC will collaborate to like this one between NCRC and NRT are and a master's design and roll out fair hous -^——^— the most effective tools to in supervision and administra- ERA Meeker Realty Co, ing training to Burgdorff provide everyone with equal ERA ERA associates, and will "NCRC has made opportunities to find the tion, with a con- centration in review and assess the com- tremendous strides in housing of their choice in the pany's fair housing policies community they choose." special needs. and practices to reinforce waging campaigns Wojcik is a NCRC is the nation's resident of equal professional service to that ensure today's largest member-based coali- all consumers. tion committed to equal Westfield for In connection with the businesses operate in access to homeownorship, over 36 years. partnership, NCRC and a manner that pro- fair housing and credit. The She and her NRT will conduct a thorough national not-for-profit mem- husband, Randy review of the company's fair tects traditionally bership organization has have been housing policies and prac- underserved and vul- established its National Best active in tices and assist in imple- Practices Campaign to cele- Westfield youth CRANFORD - Custom Sprawling Split Level, Gracious ROSELLE PARK - Tastefully Decorated 7 room 3 menting additional policies nerable communities." brate voluntary compliance sports organiza- Entrance Foyer opens to Expansive 16x40 Family Sr Colonial. Sun-filled family room leads LR, FDR, as appropriate; promote self- — Pat Hoferkamp initiatives between NCRC tions for many Roomw/fpl, laundry room, 1/2 bath. A few steps up is EIK, Second floor has 3 Brs, full bath, Semi-fin- testing as an effective tool and real estate brokerage years. Her sons, Living room w/fpl, Eat-in-Kitchen. MBR w/bath 2 BRs ished basement with bonus bath. Walk-up attic. for educating real estate pro- president and COO companies, housing Randy, Chris and Bath. Gorgeous Park-like setting. Tranquil Cul- Park-like yard. 2 car detached garage. fessionals and for internal and Glenn were de-sac. Asking $695,900 Conveniently located near town and transporta- Burgdorff ERA providers, lenders, mortgage tion. Asking $384,900 monitoring of compliance _^^^______outstanding insurers, aecuritizers and student-ath- with the Fair Housing Act; appraisers throughout the letes in soccer, and promote fair housing compliance and nation. lacrosse and awareness, including by creating links to "NRT's participation in NCRC's wrestling. NCRC's fair housing information on National Fair Housing Best Practice Burgdorff ERA's Web site, Campaign significantly reinforces our joint Wojcik has www.burgdorff.com mission that every home seeker who visits been a licensed New Jersey "NCRC has made tremendous strides in BurgdorfF ERA will receive equal profes- waging campaigns that ensure today's sional service and can expect to work with realtor for over businesses operate in a manner that pro- a staff that celebrates equal housing oppor- 7 years. From tects traditionally underserved and vulner- tunity so that they may live in the neigh- the beginning, able communities," said Pat Hoferkamp, borhood of their choice," said John Taylor, she has excelled president and chief operating officer for president and chief executive officer for as a Realtor by CRANFORD - Why pay rent? Bright and Airy 5 room 2 CRANFORD - Enjoy the Charm of this Spacious 9 BR Condo in elevator building. Updated kitchen and room 3 1/2 bath Split Level. Ground level features Burgdorff ERA. NCRC. "To put it quite simply, NRT's com- family rm w/1/2 blh. LR w/fpl, FDR. Kitchen with new mitment should serve as a role model with- Bath. Hardwood floors. Ready for immediate occu- "Our sales associates are held to the pancy. Close to town and transportation. Asking appliances 2nd fir incl, MBR w/bath, 2 Brs and full highest standards, and our parent cornpa- in the real estate industry." $339,900 oath. Just a few steps up is an addil. BR and bth. 2 car garage Lovely patio and rear deck overlook pic- turesque gardens. Asking $685,000 (908) 272-2570 Hutchinson named top associate 124 SOUTH AVE. E., CRANFORD. NJ 07016 WESTFIELD — Dana Club and was also appointed Hutchinson has been named to Prudential Real Estate's From Bonkmtt! the Sales Associate of the prestigious 2005 Leading MORTGAGE GUIDE Month of Prudential New Edge Society. PURCHASING A NEW HOME? CALL THESE LENDERS TODAY! 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Part advertising for real es- 285 mo/42 mos Only... time from Bam to 12pm. tate which is in viola- CaN: 973-621 2220 tion of the law. To re- $2858 due at siwIM-SO sac tfep. UMus tax. port discrimination, LAUNDRY call the Office of Fair Mmaarag. toasl Offe r 9—4 tonvgk 7/31/06. Housing and Equal 4-Dr.. Aulo Trans^, 5-Cyl., PB/SA/V/Lks. Airr,.,. Dua„„„l, Ai™,r Bagsuua?.,,. Rea, r Side Air Bags, Keyless ATTENDANT Opportunity of the _Ent. , AM/FM SI. CD,yiNJ6M724124._Stktk.. KV2602B0SV2602B0. MShP:$2WSRP: 7 290. Lease: $1954 HOT VALUES! PT: Afternoons, eve- U.S. Department of Dwn Pvt, $329 1sl Ma. Pyl., SO Sec. Dep.. S575 Bank Fee = SZ858 Due At Inception; nings, weekends Housing and Urban 511,970; Til. Cost: S14,9D9; P/Oj3tion At Lease End:>12,327.50! . Mileage Ttl. Pyfs: S11,844; Ttl. Cost: 514,373; P/Option At Lease End: $14,463 70 Mileage (flexible hrs.) Energetic Development (HUD) at Allowance 12,000 Ml. Per Yr./ 15C Per Ml. Therearter Allowance 12.000 Mi. 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V Oak. table, Macy's Bedroom Set- 6 2 leaves, 6 chairs and pieces- Cherry King China hutch. $1100. bed frame, long .azy Boy Rocker 732-3616646 dresser with framed Recllner - Turquoise mirror, tall dresser OOUM.C YOU* IM- FIRST TIME AD Firewood 1/2 or full cords Dtntnt Rm Sat- 9 piece color. Like new. $100. 1st flr. 1 WESTFIELO I' Mr, 2BR. and two end tables. Please call 906-233-7569 VCSTMENTI With land JUST LISTED BR and study- EIK, dine 90&654-1566 mahogany, lSBCXs. sfrge Must sell! Paid In Florida, Arkansas. Carpeting, ail appls. 732 38*1581 padeS*. fair condition. $5,000 asking $1,100 Light Oak Changing Table im, llv rtn w/ fireplace, partdng. close to trans, WMM«M garage foi Texas & California. These KanHworth - 1 BR, per- off st prhg, Avail 8/1. storage only, appro* Table, 6 chairs, break Call anytime 908447^728 -drawers & 2 !g shelves. Lots (1.1 acres) pos are master planned reo no petVsmoking $1250 SCHIEFERSTEIN FARM front, buffet Best Offer, $60. Pad & sheets Incl. reatonal cwnmunldes fect for 1 person. In 2 $1100/mo + 1.5 Sec. -KJtlls, 1.5 sec. Avail 7'x30', near town Seasoned Hardwoods, OAK DININO ROOM SET *Jt>l« sub-division for 5 fam homo, 1 block from Wtr/Etec/Gait) Incl. Pay $125mo 906-477-4196 9OB2764151 SF homes. No comin- from $2,996. immed. 906684 S21O Full or Half Cords, 12 DCS, $475. OAK LOVESEAT • $200 1-80O-344-19O7 library. No pets, $860. Free Local Delivery. Dining Rm Sat - Cherry ENTERTAINMENT UNIT $75 cenctes, $1,150,000. Avail 8/1 W-273-7417 neat mm mio*2i wood table, hutch, 732 381-5648 Call for info/surveys. WESTFIELO 3/4br, 2 732-3464273 OAK END TABLES 3 $50 buHdamtotalnamartca. KENILWOHTH 2 BR • Lg. 2 Br apt ba home, south side sideboard & 6 chairs. ea. LAMPS $10 All In exc Lowray Organ - Electric. apt. Move In Cond. New kit, bath, dw, bsmt location, CAC, newmmmH $1100. 9064034332 .cond. 9064474798 Exc. shape but needs $1075/mo + utils. No with w/d. Incl. Lots of garage, deck, quiet 138 OAL AQUARIUM SOFA (8') * LOVE SEAT tuning. $2OO. pets. Avail 8/1. Days parking. Pets okay. For street, walk to trans., DININO ROOM SET 732-388-1766 CRANFORD Northside Complete w/pumps, fil- American Drew, Exc Excellent Condition •M-241-M7S Evaa rent by owner. No fees. no pets, avail 8/1, ters, aerator's, brackets Best Offer Mason jars. Quarts, l ctaaen 9O»27fr« $1775/mo. Avail 8/1 $2000 plus utll, secu- 3BR/ 1.5 bath, gour- Cond, 6 chairs, 2 met kitchen, nice yard & brace, covers 4 lights leafs, high-boy. Caw 9O8-92S-9377 *4.507 Pints. 1 dozen Call Bob 908-50O9213 rity, $35 app fee $6OO 732-382 8821 $4.00 Call 90&9649810 KENILWOftTH 4 rms, or 9066060962. 90S-694-3369 with patio. N/S. Pets $2000/ neg. Must Solid Oak Bedrm Set, KDW.MKMTH • 4 BR. 2.5 2 fir In private home. OK. Available 9/1 3 Pc OoM Uv Rm, $245. sell. 906-232-3292 whitewashed finish, MBS Ambush Warrior Ba, Newly renov.. 18x10 No pets. Avaii. Im- UMON 3BR, 2 BA, EIK, *Waatf!ald * Cranford $2,300/mth White desk $75. Hutch hand stenciled. Ar- Mountain Board w/brakes wrtMn closet. $999,000. CLAWK *»T RENTAL; med. $96O + utils & LR, DR, No pets. Wa- Beautiful ell 1 & 2BR 908-276-8829 $50. 8 arm chandelier moire w/ 2 drawers, 6 Brand new dig $220 Asking Call MB-UT-4OS3 First & 2JJ fir 2 BR apts 1.5 mo sec. 9M-317- ter Incl., $1400/mo. + $895 & up. No Feesl $75. Crib, chiffarobe drawers chest, 1 $100 908-654-8225 In convenient area. 9180 sec. 90H64-7H5 SO6-K164MXM or & youth bed, $120. nightstand. King Plat- MEN'S 26' MOUNTAIN CRANFORD Parkway form w/ six storage Immediate occupancy •2BR apt. good k> UNION 3 BR. 2 bath, off 8124000 Village. 2BR Townhouse, Goad oond. 732474-1364 BIKE $40 OLD S1.200/mo Carana cation, >A basement, w/d street parking, cul-de- drawers. $985 OBO! MANDOLIN $90 nowmit 73a39MM06 1.5 baths, lg yard, N/S. ANTIQUE COUNTRY MUST SEE1! hookup. $1100 + 1.5 mo. sac. Avail. 8/1. WESTFICLO Wychwood N/P $1495/mo. Ht/Hw KITCHEN TABLE, 44 Dining Room Sat - Oak, 90&889-7621 sec. SO-49»6146 $1600. 2O16S1-O7O1 GARDENS FURNISHED 908 624-1442 CLARK Beautiful 2 Family 1BR apt. 1" fir., pool, all incl. Close to NYC bus Inches round, three 6 chairs, china closet Next Generation Baby MOUNTAINSIDE Home. 2 BR. T' fir, Lg. utils incl. except elec. Avail 8/1 9O8-612-3275 10 inch leafs, six & hutch, $400. Crib $150. Call Rich Traditional colonial on EIK, LR, w/d in unit. JUST LISTED padded chairs. J3OO. 906-232-1890 908-653-0611 MUST SEE $1550/mo 00S6S6 2O0 "" " .71"" Gracious setting 6BR. $1325/mo Olllatta 3 BR, Cottage, Office Equipment 3.5 bath, 2 fplc, MEYERSVILLE Smalt 3 Ctmrti rMr rtrrf FREE. Desk. lg. book- stained hdwd floors. CLARK • L« 1200 sq. ft Rrn apt Jn country set- UNION EIK. WAD, C/A, quiet, Chmck this out MOVING Oak 3BRapt. 1.5 bath in 2 rural. $1975 + utils. case, 2 steel file cab. Living room. Dining 3 BR apt. W/D hkup, 2 ting. Newly renovated 606447-9632 wood Square Table w/6 Stanlay Bunkbad Sat 732382-2780 room, French doors to prkg spaces, quiet EIK. dishwasher, yard, fam. house. 1 car garage BASV FURNITURE - Crib chairs & leaves, China Oak. bed w/ coiner desk. 45ft, slate patio, c/air dead end st. Close to off-st prkg. $9OO/mo Near bus & $1400 w/mat, child 2 drawer hutch, Paid $2100 dresser & night stand. Old Cash Register - Metal, MSO.000 eaM for appt. trans, shopping & incl Ht & HW. Avail -rutils 90BV2T7-06U. armoire w/attached Asking $1000 OBO $1000. Marble shelf, works, schools. $15O0/mo + 8/1. Call 973.2aS.lS2T $GREAT VALUE shelf unit, exc cond, MU8TSELU needs refurbishing. 9X7n*omio utils, 1 'A mo sec. 9ERKELEY HEIOHTS $300 908-276-4469 $150. 908-352-3453 SCOTCH MAINS u? NEW aWOVIDEMCE DOWNTOWN Retail units Indoor garage avail for Quiet 2 BR72^flr, aafette ficm 700 to210 0 SF PIANO Upright Great dated 4 bedroom, 2 extra. Avail 8/1. w/d, near trains. WATCHUNQ 3 BR, 2 full BEAUTIFUL! sound $250 bath bl-level, 2 car ga- 973-6684033 Olfce SUtesfrom 200to 1000 ba, LR. DR, 2 car gar, 908-322-0430 rage, carpeting/ $l,250/mo + utll. SF Bcters wetome. 2 moa. $1700 + utils. 906-78* SOLID OAK 53-Hx57'W PIANO UPRIGHT GREAT hardwood central air Cotonia- 1 Br, 2nct fir. 9377 of 909-347-9448 x24"D Can hold 27" conditioning, new 3 UNION - 3 BR on 2" fir, SOUND $250 Quiet building on acre- NORTH PLAINFIELD 4Rm totally remodeled, lg TV, Glass shelves. 908-322-4030 zone heating, age. $1050/mo, Ht/Hw apt. prkg, $825+utlls Good cond. $250 OBO Wall Unit w/ Bar and deck/patio, paver rooms, lots of closets, CRANFORD Matching Tables By incl. 732-713-1098 laundry. NO PETS. Ref s. C/A, on quiet st. No 908-322-8851 Evenings Porter cable framing walk, near NYC bus, 9O&561-50B5 after 6pm DRY STORAGE SPACE Fortunaff. White. $6O0. nailer incl 1500 nails. fenced private yard. Cranford Irg 2 BR. W/D pets. $1500/mo + 1000 sq.ft. Excellent Mlllbunv 2 rms. bath, 9064864826 $200 firm. Call $575,000. 33 Canter- hookup, DW. No Pets. RAHWAY utils & 2 ma sec. Call location 24/hr access. microrefrig, furnished, Badroom Fumrtura • 3 PC 908-245-4719 bury Drive. By ap- $1550/mo. Ht/HW incl. 7324664301 $8O0/mo 973-479-9S96 Vtctonan house. Prkg & Comer Desk, Night QUART MASON JARS 1 1-2BR. small kit. LR, stand & Dresser. pointment only. Call 906-276-2907 $80O/mc> +utils & se- UNION Beautiful 2 BR JHs. $170/wk 973704807 dozen. $4.95 & 1 Can 904V233-M13 curity. By train Avail 8/1 apt In 2 family home. $500. 9064644826 dozen PINTS $4.95 Quiet st, everything new 908-754-7864 WESTFIELO 4 Bedroom Check this out Carman 906-230-1243 & renovated, must see, (2) BMX BIKES Free Agent colonial at 767 Boule- Air Raid 20" 1 Burgundy GARW0OD 1BR apt,RAHWAY • 1 Br apt. 2 ' laundry facilities, ga vard (near Grove). See fir. Lots of closets. r^e & prttt. $1500/mo. 1 Black exc. cond. QUEEN SIZE SOFA BED fomatebyowiMr.coforaateayo* m Heat & hot water incl. ENTERTAINMENT CENTER $125ea. 908-654-8225 Almost new condition $729,000 No pets, Workout & W/D avail. $850+ Cat! Joanne 9069S4-1203 8'2"Lx20-Wxl8"Dx6'H. 3 aaOSTMHM 73238*8395 (2) High rise beds $5O. Bed never used $250 laundry im onsite. Starts UNION Quiet residential WatcfunK-1- 2 beautiful, pcs Wood, glass OBO 732-382-5521 $925 to $116O/mo. area 1BR apt Off St pkg. shelves. Curior Cab. 732-381-0114 fully fum'd ofTices (incl RCA color 906-769.9198 MUST SEE Heat & hot water incl. comer office) park view, BEDROOM SET - King size w/ fight. MUST SEE! 2 year Old Black $900/mo 906-M7-1698 w/ 1 - 2 secretarfal sta- w/ headboard, lg dresser Paid $3500 Frigidaire $250, swivel television, $50 GARW00D 1 room, pri- ROSELLE Sons avail. Prt^. conf. w/ 2 mirrors, chest of Asking 8800/OBO 732-381-0114 908-789-2098 ALL CASH •AIOIII vate bath, private en- drawers, 2 night stands, 732-340-0395 «v««. RECLINERS - (2). Mauve trance. 2" fir. Single FURN. 1BR, 3Rm apt, a/c, room/library, fax, copier, (3) AIR CONDITIONERS For single & multi-family w/w carpet, cable, $850 eiv/l scanner, Internet Wteh- pile carpeting w/ backing. Four door buflat/comofe 10,000, 8.0OO& 11.5 color. $150 for both. homes & vacant land. person. No kitchen. $1000 obo. 9062334742 732-3815648 $500 + utils. 908- mo lmo's sec utils incl. UNION enette. Just off Rt 22 & 2 unit in ivory lacquer fin- BTU's $30 ea. OBO Fast closings! Avail Now 732-396-1969 min off route 78. Nee ish w/heningbone dfr 732-381-6815 Call todayl 232-7O9S Spacious Lrg 1BR apt. Bedroom Sat - Pecan Roselle Park - 2 Br, 5 rm in 2 family house Lrg sublet/lease terms. Cal twin, night table, double sign & brass band ac 4 drawer file cabinet (legal Silverware Set , 110 pc., ERA SUBURB apt w/ attic & parking. 2 996490-1600 fan dresser w/ minor, bureau. cent. 30X19X72. like REALTY AGENCY, 0ARW00D 2 family, 2"' EIK ample closet space size) 26" x 16" Asking new, never used. In wood flr, 4 large rooms. Refrig family house. New trans. 5 min's to Sharing Asfcr£$4CO. 973376OB0B new. $350. case. $50. 906-322-4434 1 Vj mo sec, $126O/mo. 22O1 $75 Call 908964-9310 erator, w/w carpet, half Ht/Hw incl. No Pets/Smk Plough Corp., $900/ Air Conditioner - 2 yrs. 9O8-26S1932 bsmt with W/D. cable in- 90&241-2961 after 7pm mo + utils, avail 9/1 fiirla badroom sat. Twin old. Exc. cond. $75, Sofa Bed - 84L x 38W. ternet, move-in cond. 906424-9977 L.B.I. - Second from canopy bed (inc. matt. 908-472-9479 $100 obo. No smoking, no pets. SCOTCH PLAINS 1BR, WESTFIELO 1BR cottage ressri ocean. Seeps 6. Weeks & bxspg.l, desk w/ 908-298-0629 $1,350 + utils 1.5 $960 incl. utils. cable 1 EIK, LR, Laundry hkup 8/12 -19 & 8/26-9/2 hutch, two dressers, AIR CONDITIONER Whirlpool, month security. Vj mo sec. No pets! bsmnt, N/S. N/P $1100 Bargain! $1200/wk. 732-3964668 BEDROOM SUITE mirror w/ jewelry 18,000 BTU V220 Good TABLE SAW W/BENCH 9O6-6S4-4617 Avail 8/1.9064894238 +utlls & 1.5 sec. Call WESTFIELD 2 car ga- Thomasville, solid oak, drawers. $750 obo cond. cools entire fir, exc. cond. $10.00 after 10am rage, 2 story, 24x24. lighted mirrored 906-233-7368 $2OO 90&245-7342 908-276-9484 QARWOOD 2 family 2" SCOTCH PLAINS - 1 BR. auto door opener. Near bridge. King bed, tri- BABY FURNITURE - Crib Tirview recessed mirror. fir, 1 bdrm, 1 Kit/ LR N/S, $825/mo Incl WESTFIELD 1BR, LR, Westfield Train Sta- ple mirror dresser, lg KINO SIZE BED - (1) w/ w4iite maple. High 48x28. $150 new in combo, 1 full bath. utils/cable, 1 mo sec, DR, kitchen w/d 5950 tion. Avail immediately armoire, very good $6O0. (1) Next Gen- chair. Booster seat. Like box. 908-789-0198 Close to transporta- No pets. 90*3224748 /mo +utils. No Pets 906-232-7324 cond.. $2600/OB0. eration Baby Crib New $250. 908-232-7274 tion and shopping. Avail 7/15 9OX54-3462 9064034763 $200. 908483-0611 SCOTCH PLAINS - Base- Wadding Of* - From tas and HW Incld. ment apt. for rent. $800 WMtfUlo 2 BR, avail WESTFIELD - Garage for CRIB * DRESSER SET Living Room Sat - Sofa, BEDROOM FURNITURE, 875 + elec and 1.5 rent. Avail July 1" . Macy's, Fits a size 10, High rises, King size a month. Some utils 7/1, no pets, Has long train In back, natural, exc cond. Loveseat. Green, exc mo sec. Avail im- incl. Call Ivonne at $1595/mo. UHls Incl. $700 mo. $7OO negotiablenegot . Call condition, $400 obo. Brass bed w/mattress medly. 908-4164937 294-2393 906484-072S $400 000 90*2086007 $250. (2) High rise 2 WELDING TORCft call 906-2321616 906-28646 70 Call 906-206-9007 beds $50. 2year Old SETS w/2 carts & Black Frigidaire $250, acetl. argon & oxygen washer & dryer $400 tanks 13 total. $65O. for both 732 381O114 9O44O6-3O66 Black leather tkea sec- 7 Part on Spa, loadad. tional, seats 7. Good Navar utad. Must The Infiniti cond. $250 obo. Sell. Includes cover 908-624-1442 will deliver. China Closet • 2 tier. 800-779-6276 69"W x 78"H. Glass doors. $200. LifTlitGCl 732-388-1786 Over 300 New Infinitis Available COMPUTER DESK - Ample [SAVINGS! space for printer, speak- Summer Event ers, keyboard, od's. $50. Women's Accessories & Including The 2006 Infiniti 906322O276 Home Furnishings. 50% Off. Includes DICTIONARY ATLAS MINT Belts by Llnea Pelle, Engagement Vol. 1-2. Photos on each Suzle Roher, Kippy, G35 Sedan! , 4OOO pgs. $30. Hand Bags by Cynthia i3 Anytime Rowley. Whiting Davis Dinette Table - Oak, & Tano. Located in 70x42 in excellent The Imagine Salon, condition. $100. 773 Mountain Ava., 908-317-0755 Sprlngflald, NJ. Cash & Credit Cards Only. Dog Kennel - Call Rich. July 20* , 21" * 22" Pis $20. 90&6530C11 10 am • 4 pm Europro sewing machine COOHTOP BLACK, 3O", w/ case, 10 extra w/matching exhaust feet, $150. Call fan, $250. All like 908-68&4927 new. Call 908-380- FAMCO NAMEPLATE 7832 stamper #1 antique $20 908-232-2782 MOVING FREE Clean nil Dirt in touch Blua Eac. cond , „- '< Clark. 4 yards. Take S2S0. Laathar Racltnar as needed! Please call: $60. TV stand $60. 732-382-8693 Fridge (Hot Point S'B") Hospital Bed - Elec, Mat- Silo, 9CB-322-4030 tress w/ cover. Full size. CRYPT FOR SALE - Hol- Invacare Synchronizer. lywood Memorial park. $200. 908-232-7947. Union, NJ. $12,000 or IBM ELECTRIC TYPE best reasonable offer. WRITER w/ STAND 908-964-3717 Excellent cond. $150 ENTERTAINMENT UNIT 908-27&2078 Solid oak, overall 62-Wx58-Hx21"D, TV KITCHENAID Quiet Scrub- area w/ doors ber Dishwasher maple 30"x30", A/V compo- panel Good cond. $75 nent area 21"x38" w/ 9OB 233-6518 6pm-9pm gass inset doors, Kitchen Set- Round oak storage areas, VG table w/ 4 chairs, leaf. condition. Asking Paid $800 asking $225 $550 negotiable. obo. 732-718-7812 908-241-8282 LAMPS - 1 or 2. $40 FREE GLUCOSE each. 732-381-5648 METER! DIABETICS Get Your Supplies by At Douglas... Take Advantage Of Incredible LAWN MOWER $50 & Mail! FREE SHIPPING! BARBECUE GRILL $25 ALL MAJOR BRANDS! 908-403^293 MOST PEOPLE WITH Lawn Mower • Craftsman MEDICARE/ INSURANCE Luxury Car Values On The Cars You Really Want! 6.0 Gold Engine. Self PAY NOTHINGI CALL propelled w/real bad.Exc. 800-337-4144 cond. $99. 908964-1433 Frld£«larejt FINANCING .95% FINANCING .95% FINANCING ROYAL CHEVROLET Ann FOR 24 TO FOR 48 TO FOR 72 MOS. 1548 Route 22 East APR 36 M0S. 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