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'.'•. .$3500 factory rebate, $750 military rebate & $1000 Olds owner loyalty rebate, if qual bonus cash & $1000 Olds owner loyalty rebate, if qual. . $1000 Olds owner loyalfyjebates jf jjual. . rebate &S1000 Olds owner loyalty rebate, if qual.." • • . Willow St. residents still unhappy By LAUREN TMIWOR the year, said Lt. Joseph Van TIIECHHONICLK • ' ~ Bergen, who heada the depart- NEW 2004 CHEVRO NEW 2005 CHEVR9J.ET ment's traffic division. EXPRESS CRANFORD -Three months In the period from Oct. 6 to AVflUNGHE into tho school year, a new park- Dec. 2, the department issued a WORK VON ing plan for the streets around total of 95 warnings and sum- NEW 2004 CHEVROLET NEW 2005 CHEVROLET NEW 2004 CHEVROLET Craniord High School has met monses. In tho prior month, from with success, municipals and Sept. 8 to Oct.. 6, the department • VIN #4G147144, Stk#C2284,8 cyl,, auto, a/c, p/s/b, cd, •Illlli ' ' VIN #51128869, Stk #05281,6 cyl., auto, a/c, p/s/ABS, MSRP: school officials say — though issued 92 summonses. cruise, lugg rk, alloys, MSRP: $37,255. Includes $3500 $23,980, Includes $1500 factory, rebate, $750 military rebate & unsurprisingly, some of the resi- Since October, the department factory, rebate, $750 military rebate & $1000 Olds owner $10(X) Olds owner loyalty rebate, if qual. ' • dents who now have more park- has responded to 16 total com- . loyalty rebate, if qual. • ing on their street feel otherwise. plaints from residents. Four were Earlier this year, the unfounded, five vehicles wore Township Committee revised the issued warnings, and in seven ,; VIN«J3toO,Stl<#C338M.OR,8.cyl,'auto,a/c, ' .. VIN.'51217898,SWD5181,4Dfl,6cyL,auto,a/c .•'•,• VIN #4G286856, Stk #C3268,4 DR.acyl., auto, a/c, parking rules in the urea sur- cases summonses were issued, p/s/ABS/winds/lks/rJiirrs, cd, cruise, lugg rk, alum whls, side . p,'s/ABSA'/iMls/!ks/mirrs, cd, cruise, liic|g rk, alum wills, • , p/s/ABS/winds/lks/mirrs, cd, cruise, lugg rk, alum Area quarterbacks Chris Drechsel of rounding the high school, provid- said Van Bergen. Of the'seven MSR.P:i$32,2()5: Includes-$2000 fadory rebate, $750 military whls, MSRP: $42,555, Includes $5000factory rebate, YOUR ', impactaifbags,MSRP;$40^405.Includes^000 factory. Cranfordand Vinny Russo ol ing alternate-side-of-the-street summonses handed out, just four •'. rebate, $750.niitrtary rebate & $1000 O!ds owner loyalty . . : rebate, $10O) GMAC rebate &$1000'Olds owner loyalty ' . • $750 military rebate & $.1,000 Olds owner loyalty.:.•' :: parking to students and special were issued to students. Ench of .;.'. ;: ••'-. .'". rebatesjfqual:.'.. .. • ••-•." • ••.'rebate, if qual; ••• .'.. .-.-. •..• • , v . ••'•;••"' rebate.jfqual. . - ;•• .. Brearley had outstanding football CORVETTE ; seasons in leading their teams to Jaycees host permits to residents and their the seven summonses initiated tlie playoffs this year. See Sports guests to allow them to use the by resident complaints was for Discount Center Page C-1. Christmas party entire street. Previously, some parking too close to the intersec- NEW 2004 CHEVROLET 4CB NEW 2005 CHEVROLET streets had regulations that tion or for blocking a driveway. CORVETTE GQUUf v: ASTRO CARGO VAN effectively banned student park- VIN M5131092. Stk iC3526,8 cyl., auto, a/c, VIN J5B105156. Stk /D52W, 6 cyl, auto, a/c, p/s/ABS, am/lm stereo. for the kids There were no reported car acci- p/s/ABSAvinds/lte/inlrrs/soals, cd, cruise, leather, alum 1 alloys, MSRP: $23,435. Includes $3000 factory retals, $750 military ing, while others had no restric- dents. wills, MSRP: $5<1,5.10. Includes &3000 factory rebalo, $750 F3TT 24 HDURS/7 DAYS A WEEK! ~LEASTPULL rebate 8 $1000 Olds owner loyalty rebate, il qual. tions nt all. military rebate & $1000 Oldr, owner loyally rebate, il qual. 1 L_JJ The Cranford Jaycees hosted "If anything, it's a reduction in 1 '"1 ;CAl*roi6T APPROVAL TODAY! ^"3wS#% a Christmas party for local According to a study recently the number, because we can I l| children Saturday afternoon completed by the police depart- enforce it over the course of the 1 • IFYOURGMAGLEASEENDS at the Community Center, ment, complaints and violations IL' 1- ETWEENNOVEMBERL^JVME^&UW have fallen off since the start of IF 30'^2005, YOU CAN TERMINATE ^ featuring a visit from Santa (Continued on page A-2) • sii fl HE YOUR LEASff EARLY AT MULTt CHEVY!' Claus and plenty of games 1 iifymm I i SEEDEALER FORDETAILS.OFFER!^ for the kids. 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All olfois subject to lender approval. Photos may not accurately represent vehicles. Pronrams/nrices subject to change the. size of side yard . setbacks, without nolico. Must bring in ad as coupon. Not responsible lor types, errors, or omissions. Cannot combine advertised or uievious olleis. Otters expire 72 hours otter data ol publication. CRANFORD -The Planning decreasing the allowable area of JOHN FEI/CORRESPONDENT Board has recommended that the impervious surfaces, and setting Westfield resident Ed Uebowitz Township Committee consider limits on the size of the building believes too many basketball coach- more than just floor-area ratios envelope. es Me the fun out of the game for when attempting to control the It would be easier for individ- their players — and he's written a proliferation of so-called ual property owners to seek vari- book showing how he thinks they "McMansions" or "monster ances for those regulations, he can do better. See the story on homes" in the township. said, since because of variance PaneB-1. Last week, the board began classifications, they would studying ways to curtail the require a simple majority With all easements in hand, bid package should go out soon building of those homes, which approval instead of a superma- By LAUREN TRAITOR "We hope by the middle of Phase five details plans for a pipe generally conform to the land use jority approval. THE CHRONICLE February we'll start getting bade that will lie underneath the ordinance but not to the stan- "While it's only one vote, the bids and be able to award the Rahway River, which will distrib- dard .size of homes in the sur- there's a big difference between CRANFORD — The township job sometime soon after that," said ute water from the west side to the rounding neighborhood. The dis- getting a 4-3 vote than a 5-2 has finally secured every easement Mease. east side of the river for more effi- cussion was prompted by a reso- vote," he said. "That's not on the needed to begin work on phase one Because the ground will still be cient pumping. Plans are being lution approved by the commit- front of the minds of the 'j of the Northeast Quadrant Flood cold, Mease said that actual ground dratted for a pump house that will tee that raised concern about, the Planning Board, but it's some- Control Project, an objective for work will not begin until the be built near Nomahegan Park for spread of larger homes which, "in thing that needs to be part of dis- most of the past year. spring. Construction is expected to that phase of the project, said addition to impinging on the cussion." At the Nov. 30 Township last for six to nine months. Mease. light, air and open space of their Currently, up to 50 percent of Committee meeting, commission- The first phase involves digging "The actual appearance of the neighbors, also create an adverse an area measuring 5,000 square ers unanimously approved a reso- up yards to bury pipes to upgrade pump house is being finalized so it visual environment." feet or less may be impervious; lution authorizing the acquisition the sewer system, with reconstruc- looks more residential instead of Commissioner Dan said Zoning Officer Ron Meeks. of county property near tion of each section following close- institutional," he said. Aschenbach had previously sug- Up to 25 percent of the next Nomahegan Park. The property is ly behind. Phases three and four, which gested that restrictions on floor- 5,000 square feet on a lot, and 15 necessary to install an express 'It'll be noisy, because we'll have will be carried out last, modify area ratios — the relationship percent of the remaining lot may sewer that will connect n swale to to use temporary pumps for when existing dikes and extend the dike between the area taken up by a be made up of a material consid- the Rahway River in the first phase it rains — we're worldng on active system on the east and west sides home's foundation and its total ered to be impervious, The of the project, Commissioner Scott storm sewers," he said. 'There'll bq of tho Rahway River near floor space — might be one way Planning Board is considering The latest outpost of the Italian Mease said. some pain and suffering." Nonuihegan Park. of limiting large homos. recommending that the township restaurant Bensi, a regional chain, The remaining two residential Progress is also being made on As tho project moves forward, But Planning Board modify the requirements to 35 recently opened on South Avenue in property owners provided the the second phase of the five-phase the accuracy of the estimated $9.2 Chairman Kurt Petschow said percent, 25 percent, and 15 per- Ganvood. For more on what the township with their easements the project, as the township finalizes million price tag seems less likely that governing the ratios would cent respectively. The average lot eatery offers, see Page B-1. last week of November. the purchase of a piece of property each day, said Mease. most likely not be the most expe- size in Cranford is 6,000 square The township will now put needed to contain a pump station "My concern is that our $9 mil- dient way for the township to feet. together a bid package for con- near Riverside Drive, Mease snid lion will cover phases one, two and limit the size of new homes and In addition to structure area, struction of tho project's first he remains optimistic that phase of five. 1 doubt that it will cover three additions. "We're kind of shying driveways, swimming pools, and phase, with, responses due bade to the project will begin sometime and four," he said. away from that because that is a patios are generally considered the township within 30 days. Once late next year, , . :• Originally, the county and state very difficult way of going about impervious surfaces, said Meeks. the proposals are received, the The township is also working on agreed to help the township share it," he said. Decks arc not, and township township, will have 30 days to procuring state permits necessary the cost of the project. Tho state The board is considering three review all returned bida to begin phase five of the project. rescinded its funding years ago. additional alternatives, said (Continued on page A-2)
I EarWood Mayor Dennis J. McCarthy i Will hold his monthly Mayor's Old cell phones can mean new calls for U.S. soldiers Saturday 10-11 a.m. this weekend in Find just ear you want ! M municipal building, 403 South Recycled phones will help purchase calling cards for the troops ' %V0, Residents are invited to stop by 1 ft meet the mayor, share their con- By LAUREN THA1NOR ed and sent to Massachusetts, McGovern was prompted to start cerns and grab some breakfast. For THECHItONICLE '. whore they are recycled, with the the collection when her daughter proceeds facilitating tho pur- at trmre information, call (908) 789- Erin, a. 2002 graduate of, CRANFORD — Planning on ehnso of tho phono cards. Prepaid you want to pay: 0710, Cranford High School, found the getting a new wireless phone for phono cards are also in demand; site while searching for phono the holidays that will put your McGovern will send those to area cards to send to her boyfriond, current model out of commis- soldiers stationed away from, Rob Schultz, a 1997 graduate of sion? Don't throw that old phono their .'families. the high school and the son of away — it's in demand at Orange "That human touch is so Michelle Cammarata, secretary Avenue School. ' important," she said. "Everything to Superintendent Lawrence ^Commentary.. A-6 ' Writing toachor Ann is--vso instantaneous over there — Poiiisod. Schultz is currently McGovern has, been calling for you hear about something going serving in Iraq. Community Life...... J8-1 students, faculty, staff, and com- on over thore and you immedi- , McGovern quickly picked up munity members to, part with atoly think, 'Oh my God, are they on the idea and started the drive Sports ...... C-t those old hunks of plastic, with okay?' and then you hour their in December, She hopos to collect. 'batteries intact, for. a collection voico." 500 phones by the end of PrimeiTirne ...... 0-2 she in running to benefit soldiers Started in April by two middle January. in Iraq. •; .• ••••-.' school students . in , "I think it 'is probably personal Obituaries...... B-5 McGovern is using tho dis- Massachusetts, Coll Phones for in the fact that it puts a smile on carded phones to help purchase Soldiers has raised more than my. daughter's face and on PSJTN 'Real Estate...... C-4 phone cards through an organi- $200,pOO and has aont more thai) Michelle's face," shu said. "That . ,: KEN BUNlEWSKI/CORRESPONDENt zation called Cell Phonos for 7,000 prepaid calling cards/to Students at Cranford's Orange AVenue School show off the cell Soldiers. The phones are collect- Police Log...::....;..—B-5 troops stationed -.'•overseas;'' (Continued on page A'2) phones they collected for U.S. soldiers.
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tiieators, cops warn parents^boutrpngsT CHS parking plan classes No sign of activity in township, but officials are worried about a spread to suburban areas street "tagged," or spray painted graffi- affiliation. deemed a success By LAUREN TRA1NOR going to get a foothold here — I By GREG MARX trustees from 3967 through 1992 ti, on buildings across the county, Ross Hirtzel attended the pro- ;to increase TIIKCIIRONICU: . can tell you it's not going to hap- (Continued from page A-l) TUKCHftONin.K and the Union County College pen." • . -,'' . including Kenilwortli. gram because he hag a grand- Foundation board of trustees CRANFORD. — Chances are O'Leary stressed that life in a "We know this because we daughter in fifth grade. day," Van Bergen said. CRANFORD — Police art- from 198-1 through 2000. your child its not in a gu'ng. But gang can only lead three ways: know who's in our jails," O'Leary that's part of the problem — The results have led municipal'and school officials to con- Inextyear investigating a Nov. 27 -traffic He was also a trustee emeri- local .'offlciuls' are not taking to prison, a cemetery, or a hospi- said. • ,'.'••.. people say 'Not in my town,'" he clude that the plan has been effective. Commissioner George accident that claimed the life of a tus of the community college for said. "There's an apathy that sets JByLflUREHTRAINOR that for granted, and are taking tal bed. And even if a.young Gang presence is so pervasive Jorn, who helped craft the proposal, said he has not received any local senior citizen, though no sponsoring a program that pro- atepa to educate students, par- in some areas that doctors, in, and then you have to deal with member were to avoid bodily indication from police that there have been problems. "I think charges have been filed. vided assistance to students ents, and community members injury, n stint in jail could affect lawyers!, and professional athletes the problem instead of preventing Cranford resident .James attending two-year junior col- about area gangs and ramifica- the prospects for a successful often give parts of (heir salaries to the strength of the solution is that it's fair — everyone is treat- •: KENILWORTH — it"/ •; . ' .//:.>• •' • = •.••.• '•.-.'• • • ed equally," he said. •,• _ , M'cOowan, 84, was walking west- leges. tions of gang mombe-Mhip. future. ' their organizations. And anyone "1 Worry,about it that they're iSupermtendent. Lloyd Lcschuk erly across Springfield Avenue at And, said Superintendent Lawrence Feinsod, "The school dis-, ^presented liis enrollment projec- Earlier in his life, he was part Lust week, retired Detective who has listened to rap music can coming in from other towns," said the intersection with Miln Street of ;i lawsuit with the Daily Robert Segear and Union see that gangs make their pres- his wife, Gerry. "Three, to four trict views.the plan as successful... It's provided more parking •tions for the upcoming 2005-2006 at about 5:22 p.m. when In- was for students. We also are told by the police department that the ischool year to the board of educa- Journal to overturn a 1972 rul- County Executive AssiHtant "In some counties, ence known in the music industry years ago, ,they weren't in struck by a sport-utility vehicle; ing that allowed State Senate Prosecutor Bob O'Leary pre- as well, ••'..'• ' Elizabeth, either, or Roselle, and students are abiding by the Hignage." tion Monday. heading south on Springfield, schools and police don't At tho'same tinie, Jorn acknowledged, "There's going to be and Assembly members to collect sented a program to. community 'This is a billion dollar busi- you can see what's happening. You; Tho estimated enrollment is police said. McOowan died the more than one state pension. lie members about gang activity in talk to eadh other... ness, and the kids are attracted to have to address it." "' : people disappointed, no matter what." And in this case, many of ;used to help determine the budg- next day at University Hospital also assisted in the development the area. Since retirement, We're making sure we're it," O'Leary said, Membership isn't limited to the disappointed people live on Willow Street.which runs along et, school supply, and staffing from injuries sustained in the of a law that provided financial Segear has been working as the O'Leary said that even if" a men. SegeaY estimated that 10 the east side of the high school. !needs for tlie next year. It is accident. working together, we're assistance to nursing students student assistance counselor at teenager is not in a gang, it ia percent, of county inmates' are ^ think it is horrible," said Robert DePonto, a resident of tho iimperative for the board to exam- The driver, a 3G-year-old who attended hospital-sponsored Cranford High School, and reg- sharing information, probably best to not replicate women, a growing number of street. "Willow Street is a tight street, and with people parking ine potential population shifts Kenilwortli woman, was not schools of nursing. ularly speaks to students and gang dress or mannerisms. .; them involved with gangs. And on'both sides, it's dangerous." Leaf pickup has been a lengthy ;early, said Lcschuk. identified by police. we 're communicating." • "If you wnit for. August to buy McCiowan himself has served staff about the spread of gangs The men cautioned against. gangs are increasingly recruiting process this year, he said, and-the street's narrow width makes Atternatiye Giving Fair at United Methodist Lt. Stephen Wilde said as a member of the New Jersey to suburban areas. — Lawrence Feinsod jumping to conclusions —r not across racial and economic bound- it difficult for him to back out of his driveway. . '• books, they're going to be back- This Sunday, the Cranford United Methodist Church will host its annual Alternative Giving Fair, at Tuesday the case remains under State Assembly, representing So far, he said, there has been every teenager that wears a aries ' "•'...•' • ;.••./•:•. '' ' Willow Street resident James Cutro said ho has not seen an ;ordered and you're hot going to investigation by the traffic divi- get them," Leschuk said. which residents can purchase gifts for local and worldwide charities. One of the gifts is to pay for Union County from 1958 no gang presence among Signs of gang activity include a Chicago Bulls hat, for instance, is "We're not talking about a par- improvement in the parking on his street, and though he has not fleece for blankets, which are then jnade and distributed through the Interfaith Council for the sion of the C ran ford Police through 19fi.l After his third Cranford's youth, but the early student crossing out the b's or c's in n gang. But they did say that ticular race . of people," said contacted the police department, ho said his driveway has been ; His preliminary projections Department. At the completion •take into account the historic Homeless in Plalnfield. The church expects to be able to distribute more than 80 new fleece blan- term, he was a Democratic nomi- influx of information is the most in a school paper, signs that the membership in a gong docs not Segear. "We're talking about a lot blocked since,the new plan's implementation. Cutro said that kets, which are "tied in love" for the homeless. Above, church members prepare the blankets for of the investigation, local police nee for the Now Jersey State dependable way to keep student is anti-Bloods, or anti- always necessitate garish flaunt- • of different people. Who are 'ratio between the birth rate in will forward their findings to the the problem is exacerbated by the absence of curbs and tho lack, ,'the borough and the actual the fair. The church also asks its members to help their needy neighbors who are served by Senate in 1963. Cranford safe. The focus of the Crips, two of the )nrgest gangs in ing of their colors. Some gang wrapped up in a gang lifestyle." of visibility of the painted yellow lines that designate no-park-' Cranford Family Care by purchasing a gift certificate In any amount from a store of their choice. Union Countv Prosecutor's Contributions in his memory evening was on prevention. the country. Another sign is members color the insides of their • Asked for a profile, O'Leary lonrolhncnt for each grade. The Office. ing areas! Fallen leaves and mud splashes have rendered the ;pro-kindergarten class is expect- Other local charities that receive special holiday support include Aids Resource Foundation, may he made to the Passionist "In some counties, schools immersion in gang culture, read- pockets with their colors, and. said there was none. "We used to/ lines useless, ho.said. •. Project Home of Cranford, Plalrifield Free Meals, Raphael's Life House, and R.I.S.E. Also support- McCiowan, an Elizabeth Fathers Retirement Fund, c/o St. other may only tie a colored string •eel to rise from 55 students to an and police don't talk to each ing magazines like Don Diva, Way it waskids .without fami- "It's an obstacle course," ho said. "It's difficult to get in and ed are the world-wide charities Healing the Children, Heifer Project International and the United native who moved to Cranford 12 Michael's Residence, 52(5 Feds, and Felon, officials said. to their clothing to indicate their. lies, but it's not so anymore." estimated 68 for the next year, Methodist Committee on Relief. other," said Superintendent out of the.8treet at all times, and with the coining of snow, who .'while 13 fewer kindorgartnors years ago. was a member of the Monastery PI., Union City, N.J. Lawrence Foinsod. "We're mak- Union County gangs are not knows." •'; ••.',• iare expected to enroll for a total Union County College hoard of 07087. ing sure were the opposite. limited to "superganga" like the ;of 69 students. We're making sure we're work- Cutro would like the township to head back to the drawing Bloods and the Crips, but are as Cell Dfaones for soldiers board, to draft a solution that he says could bo fairer. ing together, we're sharing varied as the population itself. ; First grade is expected to information, we're communicat- Gang activity has been recorded (Continued from page A-l) to call home and hear someone The police department has been working hard on this, which •expand by 23 students for a total Squad, township have not yet iss I ing." Say 'I love you.,'" she said. is good, but it stilj doesn't alleviate any of the problems," Cutro '.enrollment of 85, while second in relatively peaceful towns such By LAUREN TRA1NOH Though the discussion is in the prelimi- at any time. appnived LOSAP program that will pro- Police Chief Eric Mason said as Summit and Berkeley Heights. human voice is so close, right Residents who have soldiers said. "They need to figure out a way to distribute the parking i grade ia expected to decrease more evenly. The block can only take a certain amount of vehi- THE CHRONICLE nary stage, several members of the com- The township also has the right to bill vide modest financial stipends to volunteer that so fat*, the prevention has Part of the attraction is the gang there. In this clay and age, it's so stationed overseas can go the ; from'85 to 61 students. mittee have signaled they would be open to organization's'' web site, cles." The lnrgest decrease in stu- only those residents who have access to emergency medical responders. been working in Cranford. culture, which can seem exgiting. precious." CRANFORD — Though the Township the move to help balance next year's budg- insurance, he said, according to the philos- Another attraction is the feeling So far, McGovern has already www.cellphonesforsoldiers.coin, Willow resident Sarah VanWhy said that the narrowness of •dent enrollment is expected in First Aid Squad President Jane Vigilance by the polite depart- Committee is considering implementing a et. A township-funded emergency medical ophy that nil recipients of enre help fund Zawodniak said that the squad was taken ment and the community has of belonging that accompanies collected more than 100 phones and enter a loved one's name. her street prevents safe maneuvering when she pulls out of her grade six, where the current 103 third-party billing system for emergency unit and the volunteer squad jointly pro- driveway and when she must navigate around parked cars. '.students will drop to 78. But the service through their rent or taxes. by surprise at the announcement that tin; prevented members from cities membership in a gang. in the two short weeks she has "It's a national thing, but it's medical services rendered, a meeting vide the service to local residents. Concern about the legality of thai been running the drive. She has "It's not even bad parking by the kids, it's that our street can't ; those students will move on to Township Oomittee is considering charg- with a more prominent gang "Isn't it amazing that a lot of local because it's Orange Avenue between commissioners and First Aid An agreement, signed earlier this year approach had helped scuttle previous pro- ing residents' insurance companies for influence from spilling over these kids we arrest — that we received phones from throughout and it's liero," McGovern said. handle it," she said. "I have to make 2-3 k-turns to get out of my seventh grade, where the expect- Squad President Jane Zawodniak to dis- ed 126 enrollment is 22 more by the squad and the township after posals for third-party hilling. Township emergency care. from heavily traveled thorough- have in our jails.— are considered the district via interoffice mail, "This is a way we can work the own driveway... I don't think the neighbors' voices have been cuss the issue has not yet taken place. months of wrangling stipulated that no officials have said repeatedly that resi- fares into the community, he from friends and neighbors, and home fronts." heard." 'than last year's number. "We went through all this already, and educationally handicapped, but But Township Attorney Bob Renaud resident would be charged for emergency dents who do not have insurance will not now we're back to the drawing board and said. they can buy a CD on Saturday from employees at Merck, who Anyone with a cell phone On the other hand, residents on other streets that previously ! The high school is expected to confirmed this week that pursuing a third- see an increase of 36 students in medical services. But Renaud said thai the be charged. it's not even a year — I kind of resent that," "In South Central L.A., and spit out all the lyrics by heard about the drive and were that's currently propping up a bore the brunt of student parking view the plan as a success. party billing system would be legal if the contract allows either party to terminate The introduction of third-party billing shelf of books can drop off the total, with 15 of those students she said. "Why wasn't someone watching before the gangs took over — Sunday night. They learn these moved to contribute. Angela Byrne, who helped mobilize the group of Berkeley Township Committee decided to do so. or change the parameters of the agreement would have no impact on the recently- this throughout the year?" because the gangs run the city complicated hand signs," said "They're like little elve: phone at Orange Avenue School Place residents in a lobby to restrict parking on that street, is set to enter 11th grade. right now — someone foil Segear. working all the time for a com or at McGovern's house, 23 pleased with the changes on her street. Leschuk said that challenges asleep. These gangs didn't take Segear said that the most njon good, which ia for a soldy: Sutton Place in Cranford. "I think it's great — we had parking all the time in front of facing next year's board will over overnight. It's a process prevalent gang in Union County the house, and now we have some relief," she said. "We even include the large pre-kinder- Great gift and you have to prevent it is the Latin Kings, whose colors have some free spots sometimes." garten class, continued enroll- early," said Mason. "They're not are gold and black, and who huve Planning' Board ponders She added that the level of cooperation between the resi- ment increases at the middle and dents, police, township, and students has allowed the new sys- high school levels, and an tem to relieve some of the hassles. Particularly, Byrne comple- increase in the in-district special education student population. mented the efforts of Mayor Barbara Bilgor and the expedience 120-Pc. DrlUlng/ScrawdHving how to reduce home size 'ii NEW32-PC. of Lt. Van Bergen in installing the signs and educating the stu- Sdt Indudos assorted sizes and styles ol high-speed stool drill bits, j; Combination (Continued from page A-l) until next year. '. :-/-- dents. "We just started on this last slotted and Phillips screwdriver bits, ': Wrench Set ROOFING "I think the kids have been complying with everything," she nut drivws and more. ii All In a wall- property owners seeking to week — we need a lot more input said. "I think that because they have so many more options as to J52fl265B8 !; rnountablo casoi $ decrease the amount of impervious before we can make a recommen- ; Cape Cod $2,500 surface on their property can where to park, we're n»t overcrowded here on Berkeley." Exp. 12/31/04 ; 20" extended 100 Off dation on this," he said. And even Dennis StJ.tue, a Willow Street resident who grew .,..'; length, assorted Bhlevel $2,700 install a specialized concrete drive- .While the bonrd seeks an GARWOOD — Upcoming holi- !; SAE and metric Any -1: way with a waffle-like structure. up on the south side iff town and frequently had to drive to til wrenches, 12 appropriate method, at least one school, said that the current situation is fair. day events at St. Paul's United Roofing Jobli Side yard setbacks are currently local official has indicated he yi stubbles and mom Split Level $2,900 "I don't see a problem at all — the kids are very courteous," Church of Christ include a 'j R 533 424 BC set at a minimum of 7 feet, with would not support any approach Price includes: removal of two layers ol old shingles, dtimpstBrs, complote clean he said. So far, he said, he has not seen a problem with litter and Christmas Concert by The one side totaling no less than 10 that is too restrictive. Homos are up, 25 yr. shingles and all papor and permits. has not been prevented from leaving his driveway by a car Chansonottes of Westfield, 7:30 percent of the lot area. The total private property, and "I think p.m. Dec. 16; The Winter Rose," a CHRISOM BROS, 9O8-272-12S& requirement for both side yard set- you've gut to be very careful when parked too close. Leaf pickup has not been a problem, he said, and he frequently sees officials monitoring the situation. celebration of the Christmas Story, baclcH is 30 percent of the lot width. you start talking about people's HICAGO at morning worship Dec. 19 fol- turifKV Petschow stressed that the property," said Commissioner "Police are patrolling all the time — if I see a kid parking ille- lowed by a bake sale by the Youth Are You Ready for a Change in Your Life? Planning Board's study is prelimi- George Jorn. gally, I'll tell them," ho said. "The kids aren't the problem here — Group and open house at the par- they're just trying to get an education." Share your Journey with a Caring, Licensed nary, and the board will most like- The Planning Board will con- sonage from 3-5 p.m.; a Christinas ly not make a formal recommenda- tinue to discuss the regulations Other residents have resigned themselves to a system that Eve Seivice of family worship for Exp. 12/31/04 2-Pc.WalnunVaditton Professional Counselor/Certified Hypnotherapist tion to the Township Committee at its upcoming meetings. seems to be working well enough. all ages featuring 'The Cat Who Grip & Drive Povwr Screwdriver , Exp. 12/31/04 Knife Set Includes 5" utllity/bonlng • • . •*>•',' x. >i v •* •»- » •» - •^gSJjI^SW^rj^rTTTvTTjT^-v^ Cranford Chronicle Cranford Chronicle second ad created by the United church and youth culture over the "You can find scripture to say Cranford library group STAFF WHITEE Church of Ghrikt, which will run values of the church," he said. whatever you want for and later this month. To that end, the Plainfield con- -'. against gay 'marriage.:.We still seeking yearbooks hosts Dee. Though u national ad cam- Locally, St. Paul's United gregation is trying to broaden its believe we can agree-to disagree CRANFORD — Last year tho 17 lecture paign designed to boost member- Church of Christ in Gurwood ran appeal by combining jazz and and still worship together as CRANFORD .— Amateur Hyades, will bo conducted using ship at tho United Church of an ad in last week's Suburban gospel music with more tradition- Christians." . Cranford Public Library sent out Astronomers, Inc. will host a free the observatory's two large tele- Christ generated debate and News, a sister publication of The al forms. As yet, the congregation From a political perspective, a call for. Cranford High School public lecture titled '"Space is scopes. Free parking is provided media attention this week, local Chronicle, in conjunction with the has not seen an upswing in youth opinion polls show that the yearbooks to help till gaps m its Ik-ally Big..." by Lonny Buinis of by the college. ministers'in the church arc puz- national ad campaign. According membership, but Colvin hopes majority of Americans oppose gay collection. Thanks to a positive Raritan Valloy Community In additional 10 the monthly zled that its message is seen as to the Rev, Ken Hess, the the ad campaign alerts young marriage, and the Roman response from the public, the College 9 p.m. Doc. 17. business meetings held the third controversial. Garwood chapter decided to opt- people to the presence of a church Catholic Church and several library, was able to add 11 year- Tho lecture will follow the Friday of each month from NBC and CBS have refused to in to the coordinated advertise- with u welcoming message. evangelical Protestant and ' books. . group's monthly membership September through May, the air a 30-socond spot that depicts ment, which is available online at The ad campaign is represen- Orthodox churches formally However, the library is still scheduled for 8 p.m. in the lec- group holds informal meetings two darkly-clod, imposing bounc- www.stillspeaking.com. tative of attitudes at the First oppose it. .The Unitarian looking for volumes for the follow- ture hall of the Nomahegan on the remaining Fridays at the ers restricting congregants from "It's funny that the networks Congregational Church in Universalist Association and ing years-: all years prior- to 1927- Building at Union County observatory. At 7:30 p.m., a pro- entering a church, including nn have no problem exploiting gay Westfield, according to the Rev. Reform Judaism support, same- 1929-1931, 1933, 1935-1937 College, 1033 Springfield Ave. gram for younger audiences fea- apparently, gay couple. The ad, people in sitcoms and TV dramas, Keith Jones. He said the United ..sex marriage. 1939, 1941, 1950-1956, 1958 and Buinis will discuss humorous tures topics such as the solar sys- part of the Protestant denomina- but when the church snys we're Church of Christ is one of the In November, 11 states passed 1959. astronomy topics such as the tem and constellations. Group tion's $1.7 million campaign to offering a loving place for them nation's oldest and most progres-; referondums opposing gay mar- Donors may drop off yearbooks "Croat Moon Hoax," the most presentations can be arranged by boost membership, argues that there's a problem," Hess said. sive denominations, having been riage. Massachusetts is in the at the main desk of the library. costly punctuation error ever, contacting [email protected]. "Jesus didn't turn people away — Hess said the TV spot was among the first to ordain women process of legalizing same-sex The library is also interested in odd names, unusual star maps At 8:30, programs for the gen- neither do we." intended to send an inclusive and welcome black and Native marriage, and Vermont and receiving additional copies of and the reason why space is so eral public address topics sucli as In a letter to the denomina- message to all people, not to pro- American congrogants. Hawaii have created a parallel yearbooks it alrendy owns. big. astronomy software and how to tion, CBS said "because this com- voke an imbroglio over hot-button The denomination was present . institution, allowing civil unions. The library is located at 22-1 Following the lecture, mem- choose a telescope. Weather mercial touches on the exclusion political, issues. in the United States during the. New Jersey has a recently-enact- Walnut Ave. For more informa- bers and guests are invited to the pemitting, celestial viewings are of gay couples and other minority "The commercial is not 17th century, founded ed Domestic Partnership law. tion, call the library at (908) 709- Sperry Observatory on campus. offered on these nights, too. groups by other individuals and addressing gay issues, it's saying Dartmouth, Yale, and Harvard, Colvin said there is nothing in 7272 and n.sk for Ben Stanley, Weather permitted, a celestial For more information on AAI, organizations, and the fact that no matter who you arc, you arc and today boasts more than 6,000 the Now Testament that address- Fran Houston or John Malar, or o- viewing focused nn two star clus- call (908) 276-STAR or visit. the Executive Branch has recent- welcome," he said. "The church chapters and 1.3 million mem- es gay marriage, and very little nia.il the [email protected],'. Brownies visit the Morris Museum ters, the Pleiades and the www.asterisiii.org. ly proposed a constitutional has no stand on (homosexuality) bers nationwide. There are nearly scripture is devoted to the prac- Brownie Troop 408 from Cranford recently took a trip to the Morris Museum. The girls had a fun amendment to define marriage as — people are reaching into some- 60 chapters in New Jersey. tice of homosexuality. Recreation Dept. time exploring the museum's fashion exhibit and learning about "Art to Wear," and earned a patch a union between a man and a thing that's just not there." Perhaps because of member- "As a Christian I have to look in the process. woman, this spot is unacceptable Wostfiold resident the Rev. ship that stretches across the . first at what Jesus said and did, Get a buzz; raise money for the needy offers Tai Chi class for broadcast." James Colvin, who ministers at nation, Hess acknowledged the and there are no asterisks about Owner Kevin Brennan stands outside Rockn'Joe Coffeehouse CRANFORD — The Cranford CRANFORD - Noble Title to the CSI1 Foundation, matching Network officials later said the United Church of Christ in United Church of Christ is just as the kinds of people Jesus accept- and Bistro, formerly Cafe Rock, in downtown Cranford. The Recreation and Parks Agency in Cranford is hosting a up to a total donntion of $2,000. they will run advocacy ads only Plainfield, said the nd campaign divided about issues such os ed,"Colvin said. coffeehouse, which recently changed its name as part of a Department will offer a new 10- fundraiser to benefit Children's when the issue raised is not the homosexuality and gay marriage Knch donor will receive a per- is designed to reach those who do "We feel God is something franchising plan, is raising money for the needy with an week beginner Tai Chi class for Specialized Hospital Foundation sonalized thank you note from subject of public controversy. not attend services — particular- among its congregation as is tho that's not a historic phenomenon, espresso-drinking contest to be held noon Dec. 18. Espresso Cranford residents aged 60 and CRANFORD - The Hansen surrounding the Hansen House on would be sold to the public as n throughout the month of December Other major networks, such as rest of the nation. Children's Specialized Hospital ly younger people disaffected but a living, breathing event," aficionados are invited to sign up for the contest and solicit older beginning 12:15-1:15 p.m. Park Conservancy held its second Springfield Avenue. The restoration fundraiser. During the month, the agency is Foundation. ABC and Fox, have agreed.to run with the church. "Each branch and congrega- said Jones. "We can live in peace sponsors willing to pledge a dollar amount for each shot con- meeting Nov. 28. Two new members of the Canoe Club will also play a Garrison has achieved recogni- the ad, which also features Jan, 7, challenging the community and its Send donations payable to CSH "I think there has been a cul- tion makes its own decisions -— and compassion together, and sumed. The winner will get a free coffee or espresso every day The class continues on Fridays were introduced, Gary Surmay and role in the Conservancy's efforts. tion for his historical paintings of clients to help hospitalized children Foundation to Noble Title Agency, minorities and the physically tural drift that's been going on for there are very conservative sometimes that's a little contro- for a year, with the money raised going to a food bank. Contest 1 MaryWilford. Tho future of the garden at the the Merchants and Drovers Tavern make their holiday wish to be handicapped. spots are limited; call Rockn Joe at (908) 276-0595 to sign up. through March 11 at the Inc., 570 South Ave. East, Bldg. A, a long time... There's been a mis- churches, liberal churches, and versial — but Jesus was a very Community Center, 220 Walnut A slate of officers was unani- house includes a fountain, benches, in Rahway, a mural in the Railway healthy come true. Noble Title Cranford, NJ 07016, Attn: NBC and CBS have accepted a understanding between the some in the middle," Hess said. controversial guy." Ave. mously approved by the new organ- a formal garden, a butterfly garden, Savings Bank, his Dickens' Agency will olfer a dollar-for-dollar Stephanie Corbin. For more infor- Registration for the 10-week ization. They are Lynda Feder, pres- and other special plantings. Christmas scenes and Civil War match for any community donation mation, call (908) 497-9333. class is $1,0. Space is limited. ident; James Folgia, vice president; The Conservancy is investigat- veterans. AARP offers course on Registration begins Dec. 1,'i. A Diane Walsh, vice president; Gori ing the possibility of commissioning Residents interested in joining senior registration form, proof of Livelli,. recording secretary; Toni Lloyd Garrison of Lloyd's Gallery in the group may contact Feder at. CRANFORD - AARP Chayim at 338 Walnut Ave. 6-10 cent discount on the major portion Cranford residency, and a check or Rae Fiorello, corresponding secre- Red Bank to create an original (908) 276-808o\ Contributions may Defensive Driving Courses will be p.m. Jan. 5 and 6. of their automobile insurance pre- cash payment of $10 are required tary; and Carolyn Youngs, treasur- painting of the Canoe Club. The bo sent to Hansen Park Volkswagen in Summrf offered at Temple Beth-El Mekor This unique, eight-hour refresh- miums, for three consecutive years. at registration. For more informa- er. painting would then be auctioned Conservancy, P.O. Box 452, Drivers wanted' er course is designed to help adult Two violation points will also be tion, call (908) 709-7283. The overall mission of the and prints and Christmas cards Cranford, NJ 07016. drivers assess and refine their deducted from their motor vehicle Conservancy is to raise enough existing driving skills and learn record, if applicable. money to create a Victorian park about age-related changes that The course will bo-given in two Drop off used ©2004 F&B Inc. may affect their driving. sessions. Each session will start on cartridges at library Graduates of the course will time and last approximately four VHS-PVD Transfers receive a certificate of completion, hours. CRANFORD - The Cranford TREE EXPERT CO. which will entitle them to a 5 per- Participants must attend both Public Library participates in a ;., :$19.9;9:,. days to be awarded a certificate of program that offers cash for Trimming • Repairs completion. The class includes no empty inkjet printer cartridges. • Removal written tests, and membership in Rather than throw a used car- SNOW REMOVAi AARP is not required. tridge in the trash, residents can *#?$ Gift Modern Equipment The cost is $10. Checks should drop it off at. the library. Funds W?^®} Idea. UNMATCHED PRICES • State Certified FIREWOODS be made out to AARP and brought from the program will be used to TH to the first session. Class size is lim- supplement the library's book o. Immediate Service budget, and donated cartridges • Insured For Your Protection ited to 25 persons on a first'tome 4 ANNUAL EVENT basis. will be re-used rather than ending up in landfills. Cartridges must be ' V 'i'-7il North Ave. • • For -further, information or to • V•- ' • Gahvood N't- .-.•• ,908-233-TREE GIRON'S register for this course, call Liela boxed — just put the used car- COMPREHENSIVE ADULT HEALTHCARE 908-233-8733 TREE SERVICE Bernstein at (908) 233-0058 tridge in the new cartridge box. 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LEAGUE BASEBALL? Xegion Post 470 along with the Harding Elementary schools.. including Restaurant Depot, seeing the Garden State Obviously, we cannot ask the Women's Auxiliary in One fifth-grade elans created a A&P, Shop-Rite of Clark and Parkway- think the citizens of authority to replace the new Jersey Boy Kenilworth collected food to, fill cornucopia to hold the food col- Path mark. Now Jersey are not very bright? • .traffic toll yenue, but the least more than 15 Thanksgiving lected by class members. The Anytime we have a charita- The most recent example is the they can do is repaint many of baskets that were lator distrib- cornucopia will grace the table ble cauae we go out and try to fiasco related to the removal of the lane lines before the winter jRegionalize the uted to borough families in of one recipient family. get people to,collaborate. We toll booths on the Parkway. The •'comes. This will certainly help need. remove the tolls at certain loca- prevent uccidents, which will Our food drive this year was believe ..everyone can andtions and charge double at oth- should feel a natural and save everyone money. Lane We just talk to people and held by Edward J. Miller, the ers, while telling the public they painting is especially needed on development debate ask them if they would like to post's sergeant-at-arms; Robert humane joy to care-for others will save money and it has made the north and .south limes ut help others, because us veter- L. Leecock of Belford, -the post's in whatever way this may be. the traffic'move-.faster. Wrong! .least two miles from the Raritan. Bit by bit, lot by lot, local communities are being trans- MikeDeak ans we care about'our commu- , commanding officer; and Once again, thank you stu- We are not fools, or fooled by tolls. They should also address formed by the steady spread of development. With large nity. We care for the families Maureen Perm, president of the dents of St.. Theresa's School their statements to the media. maintenance on all entrances, areas of New Jersey now off-limits to development, resi- and want to see a smile on Ladies Auxiliary. Donations of and Harding Elementary The fact is they are making exits and overpasses to the dential builders are looking for valuable land wherever It's the most thoir faces at the holidays. turkeys were made by Denise School of, Kenilworth for all more money while laying people Parkway to remove the existing they can find it — increasingly, in suburban communities. We here at Post 470 have Alvarez of Union, post's finance your efforts in helping to make off. deplorable conditions. And jtvhile some of this activity is located in downtowns wonderful time been collecting holiday baskets officer. Donations also came this Thanksgiving drive the Why doesn't management • Who do we complaint to if FRANK KRAUSE for at least 15 years. The collec- from the local A&P supermar- .success that it was. publish an annual these issues are not resolved? and along major thoroughfares, developers are also target- Cranford tion of canned goods, non-per- ket, where we set up a box EDWARD J. MILLER Parkway/Turnpike income and The state legislators say they do ing the large, inviting backyards and side lots dotted I think it sets a bad example of the year ishables, pasta, drinks, baked where people could drop their Kenilworth American Legion loss report for the public? The not have jurisdiction so they can throughout residential neighborhoods. for. all youth in sports... goods, etc. was supported by free turkeys. Post 470 answer is because it would show avoid another problem issue. As land use attorney Robert Kraus observed during a This is my favorite time of year. Baseball should make all the the huge Parkway annual What's new! corrections and safety checks recent hearing before the Scotch Plains Planning Board, You have to be a heartless and income, which manifested itself LIVIO MANCINO it can for the future to put an "In nay earlier years, we took farms and converted them soulless grinch if you don't experi- into management salary Kenilworth into lots — now we're taking people's backyards and creat- ence the giddy anticipation of end to it. Fax us your, news! (732) 574-2613 ing new lots." Christinas morning at least once in the month after Thanksgiving. The spread of development is. linked to another phe- nomenon: the construction of ever-larger homes. Because No matter how mature and grown-up we may be, we still enjoy HOURS: land has become so expensive in New Jersey, it's unreason- getting presents from relatives and LOWEST MON.-THURS. 9AM"• 9PM able for a developer to build a home priced at less than friends, though in the past decade FRI. & SAT. 9AM -10PM half a million dollars in local communities, and to do that PRICES or so, I find mysolf enjoying the giv- SUN. 10AM -6PM requires a home of considerable size. And that's just a ing half of the equation more.''and GUARANTEED baseline — most new homes are both larger and more Not responsible for typographical, more. Some of that enjoyment Bring in any competitor's expensive (That doesn't mean they're more attractive, comes from people's reaction to errors. Sale items cash & carry only. though). what I am giving them';-; unlike ad or coupon and we will Sale prices effoctive 12/8/04- 12/14/04. Prices do not include sales Sometimes, municipalities are faced with a Hobbesian many men, I take gift-giving seri- meet or beat that price ously and throughout the year I subject to ABC regulations. tax. Beer prices represent 24-12 oz. choice: approve a subdivision proposal on a large lot that gather ideas, either storing them Discount bottles unless otherwise noted. stretches the limits of the local land use ordinance, or deny on the Christinas hard drive in my it only to be faced with a garish McMansion. brain or writing them down on IWIKE VENDITTI 870 St. George Ave., Rah way, CVS Shopping Center • 732-381-6776 • FAX 732-381-8008 There's a case to be made that this is actually a good ATM slips in my wallet. When peo- Cranford phenomenon, or at least that local governments should ple ask me "how did you know I wanted that?" I answer, because If we expect athletes to take leave well enough alone, The pressure for development in drugs to. enhance their per- built-out communities is a sign that property values they don't remember, "You told me so." If I go shopping with friends, I formance, what does that say remain strong, which has to be welcome news to homeown- about society as a whole? ers. There's no obvious reason why people who happen to pay close attention to what they are looking at; it's a guarantee they will be the first to move to an area should be able to force a Letters to the editor like what I'm going to give them. change in zoning regulations after they arrive. And private property is, after all, private. As Cranford Commissioner Also, unlike most men, I'enjoy George Jorn said about his town's initial exploration of appreciates support the challenge of shopping. I take ways to halt the spread of large homes, "I think you've got unusual pleasure in spending to be very careful when you start talking about people's To The Chronicle: Many soldiers wore in awe that the township I countless hours on tho Internet •i searching for obscure items you're property." I would like to thank the Cranford Knights of live in has a "support the troops" program and wore Columbus, Cranford Jayceea, and the VFW Post in very impressed. They are very thankful for the not likely to find in the metropoli- At the same time, it's hard to accept that nothing can be Cranford for the care packages I received on Nov. 30. items that they were given. tan area. This year, for example, I r SEAGRAMSY BACARDI BOMBAY done. The disappearance of the remaining patches of open I am a long-time Cranford resident and a mem- Last but not least, thank you to all the citizens of have three shipments coming from EAGRAMSYKETELONE JOSE H MALIBU Sapphire CUERVUEV O D Cocongt•Mango space, and the attendant strains on municipal infrastruc- ber of the New Jersey National Guard currently Cranford who bought and donated items to support the United Kingdom, thanks to the 7 CROWN .ffl "Q0 nities like Cranford and Westfield would greatly benefit SSG NICHOLAS FORRESTAL more but the falling value of the i # 4 S 33 Xlu> »oo Gunntanamo Bay. We have been deployed to Cuba t.VSIIlar OSIItor •i.»lllef from increased variety in housing stock — such as town- since -May 2004 and will not be returning until Guantanamo Bay, Cuba dollar lias increased prices by "l.70ll(6r April 2005. It is so hot hero; I am writing this on almost 30-percent in the past two houses and apartments — it's hard to see what will be Forrestaiis one of several local residents and sol- years, so I either had tofin d equiv- ROGER POIRER DEWARS GEORGI Doc. 1 and the temperature is in the 90s everyday diers who received care packages, from this local JIM BEAM 'BEEFEATER' SKYY gained from cramming in a few more expensive single- • alents on this side of the Atlantic or Cranford WHITE Vodka 80^ here. effort. Organizers shipped another 100 boxes in ' Bourbon Vodka 80" Parrot Bay family homes. abandon some ideas.) Did you I think probably it will tarnish LABEdL9 99 49 I was shocked to see all the boxes tj^at were sent mid-November and expect to ship another 50 this know, for example, that there are the sport a little. I think base- 00 99 The problem is, no one seems to know quite what to do. 1.75 Illpr 1.75 llbr 21'") 29" \ ov to me. There were many items in the care packages week. Additionally, 300 cards from the students of 1,75 UtorJ to 1.78 II lory Because development spreads gradually, it's hard for local items on the Disney Store .website ball should let the records 29 that I could use. In fact, there was so much that I . Hillside Ave School and another 100 from Cub in England that aren't available on stay put, but should be noted governments, which are always rushing from one crisis to gave a lot out to my fellow soldiers. . .:. • Scout Pack 103 will be mailed. another, to get a handle on the issue. And there are no easy the American Disney Store site, but by an asterisk noting they 75dimM0LJbAY FfflORITES the English site doesn't ship out- were achieved prior to new 750 ANDRE Cold Duck • 1.5LFOXHORN Morlol • answers: municipalities cannot declare a moratorium on 750ml'FINLANblA Dry • BluaH • Brul • While Zinl. • Cobornot • 4*1099 ; side the European Union? drug rules (that should be 750 ml JOHNNIE WALKER BL UE.. 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(•'.•••II • V •-• ^ -•*. • „ - ".* * ••":> »-v->«?^!»*^>^,»w •*-•*- *• ^ ^ %. w ' « »-• December 9, 2004 December 9,2004 A-8 Cranford Chronicle Cranford Chronicle B-1 •V West, next to.Bes t Buy. 6:30-8 p.m. DEC. 14 $10.(908)789-5252. :; CHRISTMAS SHOW TRIP - THURSDAY CHRISTMAS TREE AND to the Lily Langtry show in WREATH SALE - sponsored by Pennsylvania, hosted by the Friday DEC. 9 Boy Scout Troop 83 in Kenilworth. Seniors Club of Cranford. Bus 10-8 p.m. Kenilworth Veterans leaves Centennial Avenue Pool 9 MENORAH UGHTING ^ Center, 33 South 21st St. Trees cost a.m. $63 includes transportation, hosted by the Union County Torah $30-50; wreaths cost $10. show and meal. (908) 276-2849. Center, Mayor's Park in Cranford, HOLIDAY EXTRAGANZA- HANUKKAH PROGRAM — at the gazebo. 6 p.m. The center will jointly hosted by the Roselle- a kindlei; gentler approach to coaching sponsored by the Pride in also host lightings 7 p.m. Dec. 7 at Kenilworth Committee. Children's Cranfofd Hadassah and the the train station on North Avenue Hadassah, Sisterhood the fundamentals of playing bas- called wanting kids to be successful activities 10 alm.-l p.m. at the Sisterhood^ of Temple . Beth-El Local author says ketball. There are chapters devoted in Westfield and 5 p.m. Dec. 12 at Mekor Chayim. 8 p.m. at the tem- host Hanukkah program ' — wo all want our kids to do well,. tho:Village Green.in Scotch Plains' Kehilworth Recreation Center; to physical conditioning, rebound-, and some can keep that in check evening activities including caroling ple, 338 Walnut Ave. (908) 276-9231. too many coaches ing, '/.one defenses, and the flex (908)789-5252. ; • ; . '• • CRANFORD-The Roselle- nnd some can't," he said. "In a per- and the tree-lighting 6-8 p.m. in COMMUNITIES AGAINST Cranford Chapter of Hadassah .'offense •-?- but there's nothing here TOBACCO -T- the coalition group take fun out of game fect world, we would run leagues front of Kenilworth Borough Hall. and the Sisterhood of Temple that advocates exhausting, repeti- after school, pay college kids to MAYOR'S SATURDAY - holds a meeting to discuss how to Beth El Mekor Chayim will By BRAD BISHOP tive drills, or punitive running reduce the impact of smoking. 4-6 coach, and have" nobody .watch — FRIDAY monthly opportunity for Garwood jointly host a Hanukkah pro- STAW" WHITER exorcise such as ^suicides." p.m. Offices of Prevention Links, 35 the ldds would probably 'have more residents to chat with Mayor gram at 8 p.m. Tuesday at "I call them'stupidcides,"' fun." . : ••;; Walnut Ave., Clark. (732) 3814100. The author of a new instruction- DEC. 10 Dennis J. McCarthy. 10-11 a.m. Temple Beth-El Mekor Chayim, Leibowitz said. "Why practice In spi to of some of the negn?1 al guide for basketball coaches has BABYSITTER'S TRAINING Garwood Borough Hall, 403 South 338 Walnut Ave. sometlung you won't use in a tives, Leibowitz — who holds a,doc- a simple message for the high-, — a two-day class hosted by the Ave. (908) 789-0710, The Hanukkah program will game?" torate in education — emphasized strung men and women who stalk 'DECK YOUR HALLS' - feature singer Mark Levy. He Instead, Leibowitz says coaches that basketball is the perfect anti- Weatfield/Mountaihside Ghapter of WEDNESDAY the sidelines, their voices hoarse can get their point across by spcak- dote for the nation's epidemic of the American Red Cross, for ages annual holiday concert by the will entertain the audience with and briar-patch hair dangling 11-15. Begins 5:30-9:30 jijn. Dec. Celebration Singers ,and Children's DEC, 15 a variety of songs in Hebrew, ingmorc clearly and showing inactivity and obesity. 1 above their beat-red faces: Try to young athletes how to improve On 10, continues 9 a.m.-l p.m. Dec. 11. Chorus. 8 p.m. Cranford United THE BROADWAY MUSICAL Yiddish, Ladino and English make it 'fun. "Our children clearly don't get Ptfr^^1" veteran raises funds for memorial Chapter House, 321 Elm St.,Methodist Church, Lincoln and including many well-loved their weaknesses. After all, he said, enough exercise," he said. "If we — a talk, by conductor ^Robert W. According to Ed Leibowitz, who Charlie Baniewlcz of Cranford Elks Lodge #2006, right, recently presented Gerry Grillo of the; Westfield. Pre-register at (908) 232- Walnut avenues, Cranford. $15 for favorites. young popple play sports to stay turn kids off, they're not going to Butts for the Wednesday Morning has been a basketball coach for healthy and be part of a team. Cranford WTC Fund Committee with a $500 check. The money will be used to maintain Cranford's 7090. Additional sessions held 9 adults, $10 seniors and children. Club of Cranford. 1 p.m. First want to play." Levy has been performing more than 25 years, the game has "Every year, there are about 500 Sept. 11 memorial on Springfield Avenue. The funds were raised at a welcome-home party for Tom a.m.-5 p.m. Dec. 18 and 9 a.m.-l (908)241-8200. Presbyterian .Church, 11 and teaching Jewish music for The book is intended to encap- Noon, 514 CEF, Air Force Reserve held at the Cranford Elks Lodge. Noon recently returned home suffered from authoritarian coach- kids playing youth ball, but eventu- p.m. Dec. 28-29. Springfield Ave. (908) 272-6243. 30 years at temples, synagogues, es who would rather instill obedi- sulate Leibowitz's philosophy and from Irao;. : CHRISTMAS TREE AND ally only a dozen will play at the transmit many of his more techni- HOME-BASED BUSINESS- JCC elder hostels and other ence than teach fundamentals. high .school level," he said. "You WREATH SALE - sponsored by ES: GREAT IDEAS THAT Jewish groups. He has appeared BRAD BISHOP/THE CHRONICLE cal insights into the game. By help- Boy ScoUt Troop 83 in Kenilworth. "Over the years, I've seen a lot hope.'the rest of them had a good Ed Liebowitz's approach to coaching has yielded results In the ing conches to teach, tho first-time SUNDAY WORK — a .presentation, by tho throughout the U.S., Europe, of coaches who nftm't doing a good time." 6-9 p.m. Kenilworth Veterans Service Corps of Retired Executives form of high school and junior college championships. author hopes to make basketball a Consumer and Israel as a singer and lec- job nnd the kids aren't having any . Though he's devoted much of his Center, 33 South 21st St. Trees cost to provide advice for budding entre- more fun sport to learn. DEC. 12 turer who specializes in older fun," Leibowitz explained. "Sports life to sports, the New York City- served as an assistant coach at Part of the problem is caused by DONATE A CAR $30-50; wreathscost$10. preneurs. 7 p.m. Cranford "After all my year's of coaching, I MEET THE AUTHOR - Judaic folk music in Yiddish, shouldn't be.punitive •-- a coach born but New Jersey-raised Montclair State University. the emphasis the 'media places on Support NJ Animal Rescue education talk 'DECK YOUR HALLS' - Robert Alexander, author of The Community Center, 220 Walnut Ladino, and Hebrew. shouldn't be a drill instructor, he wanted to write something to make annual holiday concert by the Loibowitz says he wasn't a stand- "If you live in Westfield and you individual stardom over team it easier for the novice coach to Kitchen Boy: A Novel of the Last Ave. (908) 709-7272. • • He is a Klezmer band loader should be your teacher." out athlete himself. don't want to spend $500 to see the achievement, he continued. Celebration Singers and Children's Tsar will make an appearance at ORCHESTRA OF ST. PETER help their teams," he said. "If this Tax Deductible is upcoming Chorus. 8 p.m. Cranford. United and cantorial soloist in "If aliens landed on this, planet, "I'm one of those guys who was Nets — take a kid to a Montclair 'There's too much dribbling and book helps one child have a good the Cranford Public Library. 3-5 BY THE SEA— the group's 11th and the first person they saw was a State versus Kean University CRANFORD — The Cranford Methodist Church, Lincoln and California. Levy combines the a gym rat and loved the game, too much ESPN," Leibowitz said. time playing basketball, it was 1-800-293-7490 p.m. 224 Walnut Ave., Cranford. annual performance at St. Theresa's basketball coach in action, I believe game where you'll see kids play Public Library.will sponsor a con- Walnut avenues, Cranford. $15 for Yiddish and Ladino melodies of wont everywhere to lectures and "Kids are growing up watching too worth it." (908)709-7272. Church, 541 Washington Ave., they would turn, their spaceship hard for the whole game," he said. Tax Forms & Receipts Produced . sumer education program at 7 adults, $10 seniors and children. both traditions with the newer worked hard to learn the craft — many highlight reels... Do you ever Leibowitz will be at. the Barnes CHRISTMAS TREE AND Kenilworth. 7:30 p.m. Tickets range Hebrew and Israeli songs in a around, thinking our planet was sometimes I think guys like us arc Leibowitz said the NBA's appeal see someone feeding the center p.m. Dec. 21 in the Cranford (908) 241-8200. WREATH SALE - sponsored by from $15-$50. (908) 709-1930. totally uncivilized," Leibowitz and Noble on Route 22 West in Community Center, located at 220 versatile performance that better coaches because our egos is in decline because of declining with a bounce pass (on TV)?" Springfield to promote his book FREE Pick-up within 24 hours Than A Over the course of his career, affecting both the league's popular- supportive of their children by The program will be presented entation by the Cranford Dramatic Veterans Center, 33 South 21st open forum meeting. 7:30 p.m. Whistle 1b Coach Basketball. Wednesday. Copies of his book can by David Biederman, education A brief meeting under the Leibowitz coached at the high ity and level of competitiveness, as attending games, some take their be purchased at amazon.com, bar- Club. 7:30 p.m. $8. 78 Winans Ave., St. Trees cost $30-50; wreaths Westfield Area YMCA, 220 Clark Throughout the book's 22 chap- evidenced by the Olympic team's coordinator for the New Jersey Cranford. (908) 276-7611. leadership of presidents Shelly school level in New Jersey and at chcerleading too seriously, nesandnoblccom, or directly from Urgent news for people who rook COSt:$10. St., Westfield. (908) 789-8626 or ters, Leibowitz, a Westfield resi- the college level in Nevada, Boston, defeats over the past summer, ho Leibowitz said. Division of Consumer Affairs. Continues with multiple presenta- Mark and Lenore Klein will pre- Leibowitz at edleibowitz 'REJOICE, BELOVED (908)889-2286. dent, makes his case for teaching and New Jersey. Most recently, he said. "Parents suffer from a disease Biedermnn will talk about the lat- tions Dec 11 and 12. CHRISTIANS' - opening of the ceded the program. Guests are @conicast.com. est consumer, frauds and offer tips ninth annual "Music in a Sacred welcome. For more information, to listeners on how to avoid a vari- Place" concert series at Trinity call the temple at (908) 276-9231 BEXTRA or CELEBREX ety of scams, including identity Episcopal Church. 4 p.m. North FRIDAY during office hours. Nfany VIOXXr u.m-rfi suffered n*rokeH, heart attacks, heart theft. The program is free and all SATURDAY and Forest avenues, Cranford. A good deed, failure, blood clots Otld oven death. If you took BEXTHA« or are welcome. The Community $10. DEC. 17 CELEBREXj, you might also have been at risk for a serious Center is handicapped-accessible. Butts to speak about cardiovascular health problem. If von or si loved one had any DEC. 11 'SPACE IS REALLY BIG...' - of these problems, call us now toll free ai I-8O0-THE-EAOLE For further information, visit. 'PICTURES! WITH SANTA - a lecture by Lonny Buinis of 'The Broadway Musical' and some good eats for a free consultation. We, practice lnvv only In /Vrlzonn but the Division of Consumer Affairs associate with lawyers throughout tlie U.S. Raritan Valley Community College website at at Eastman Plaza in downtown CRANFORD-Robert W. Cranford, from 9-10 a.m. and noon- MONDAY for Amateur Astronomers, Inc. 8 GOLDBERG & OSBORNE http://www.state.nj.usi/lps/ca, or - Butts, conductor of The Baroque 1-KTHEPAGIK 2 p.m. Dec. 11. $3. p.m. Union County College, 1033 call the;library at (908) 709-7272 OrchcstrcTof Boonton, the Youth 'HANUKKAH ON ICE' - par- DEC. 13 Springfield Ave., Cranford. (908) and ask for John Malar. i;. Symphony Senior Orchestra and ticipants can skate to Jewish music HOLIDAY SUPPER — annu- 276-STAR. and watch an ice menorah being lit. the Little Opera Company will al event of the College Women's present a talk on "The Broadway Sponsored.by the Union County Club of Cranford, featuring the Tornh Center and the dim Center Musical" to. members of the Ever See A Madrigal Smgeis fiom Cranfoid Wednesday Morning Club of of Millbmn/Short Hilly Union High School For more lnfoima- Sports Aram m Union, Route 22 Cranford at its philanthropic tea Talking Christmas Tree? tion, call (908) 276 1988. DEC. 18 1 p.m. Wednesday at the LUMINARY SALE — spon- Presbyterian Church on sored by Boy Scout Troop 178 of St. Springfield Avenue. Michael's Church of Cranford. $5 i\ Butts, who studied at the kits include a dozen candles and Juilliard School of Music and bags. 10 a.m.-noon at St. Michael's the Royal Conservatory of Music SptftacuUr ticiu Carolina piauntain homf at 18 hole School, Alden Street. Kits also avail- in Toronto, has been a regular course, Jhntting the sixteenth gne» with water views', able at Cranford Corner at Crisanti guest conductor with orchestras Shoes, Centennial Avenue. and opera companies in tho U.S. • 3 bedrooms • 3 full buhs • Gourmet kitchen W [email protected] or (908) 272- and abroad. He is a performer granite counter lops • Bonus room Owsc garapi- 0854.' of musical instruments, a music * hull finished basement w/ office, kucticit/bar an. i SANTA AT THE LIBRARY - critic, and a noted lecturer. The wittd wl surround sound emenainmeni Kria Kringle pays a visit to the program is offered in conjunc- Kenilworth Public Library, in a pro- Enjoy mild climate, great gulf, low taxes &C low cost of living! tion with tho New Jersey JOHN FEI/CORRESPONDENT gram for kids ages 3-7.11 a.m. 548 Council for the Humanities. Students at Cranford High School hosted a "Share the Warmth" CALL TOL.L-l'REE 1-866-331-3253 cxt. 7(vi • ww\v.diiTOlawalleysi:.com. Boulevard. Register in advance at The Antiques Department breakfast Saturday at which admission was the donation of a win- Something for everyone (908) 276-2451. will meet at the homo of Terry ter hat, scarf or gloves for a woman or child. Above, diners get on your holiday list. MORE PICTURES WITH ready to dig Into the food. At left, students sort through the pile of SANTA— at the gazebo in Mayor's Klein at 1 p.m. Dec. 20. Florence One-Stop Shopping & Peredes will give a report on col- donations. Decorating Center Park in Cranford, from 9-11 a.m.! DONATIONS NEEDED! and noon-1 p.m. $3. Trolley rides lectible angels. Boats, Cars, RVs, Real Estate & Equipment through town from 1-4 p.m. Local women interested in SKATE WITH SANTA—at the pursuing topics of cultural inter- IRS Forms and All Paperwork Done for You. ice skating rink at Warinanco Park, est should call Marie Mastorakis off of St. Georges or Thompson at (908) 272-6243 for more infor- A new restaurant offers something for everyone Associated Charities represents numerous non-profits avenues near the Rosclle/Elizabcth mation. ousel • Da Viwci border. 1-3 p.m. Regular admission By LAUREN TRAIMOR The restaurant offers a menu that extends in need of your property. 1 d Thousands more! fee applies. (908) 298.-7850. 'Sacred Place' series THK CHRONICLE from thin crust pizza to lobster.tail, with more.;,; : ESPRESSO DRINKING than 60 dishes in between. Osso himself profers \ Gall Toll Free: 866-639-8724 or 410-603-3468 CONTEST - sponsored by the returns to Trinity GARWOOD — Is there a place in the borough the chicken Francese with artichoke hearts, the where a family of five can dine comfortably beside E-mail: [email protected] Rockn" Joe Coffeehouse to raise CRANFORD — The ninth pappardelle with salmon and vodka sauce, and. money for the needy. Call (908) 276- clandestine daters eavesdropping on business annual "Music in a Sacred the thin crust pizza. General manager Mannuel . 0595 to reserve a spot in the contest.; dealings? If the team behind a new local restau- Torres likos the grilled salmon, while head chef . Place" concert series kicks off rant has anything to say about it, the answer is, with an Advent program 4 p.m. Dario Fernandez remains diplomatic. certainly. "Everything is good," Fernandez said with a . ' Sunday hosted by the Adult Bensi — which in Italian means certainly — SUNDAY Choir of Trinity Episcopal smile. •';.'•'', has come to town, serving up comfortable but The restaurant's success hasheonso conta-. Church, North and Forest interesting fare in a sleek, welcoming environ- DEC 19 avenues. gious — the Garwood location is the sixth outpogt SKATE WITH SANTA- at the ment. of the chain, which originally opened in 1983. A The performance will be fol- Operations director Rick Osso said the secret ice skating rink at Warinanco Park, lowed by a reception in Sherlock new store is expected to open in Whitehouse off of St. Georges or .Thompson to the chain's success is the insistence on fresh Station this month, and four more arb slated to Hall. The suggested donation ia food. Each dish is made to order, including pasta ; avenues, near the Roselle/Elizabeth $10. open next year. , , border. 1-3 pan. Regular admission dishes. Only 100 percent olive oil is used to cook The Garwood branch has met with it's own suc- fee applies. (908) 298-7850. The Evensong presentation the restaurant's food, and the thin crust pizza is OFF features a cantata by Dietrich cess. It has done a brisk take-out business, which cooked in special ovens that diners can view as is crucial for the chain, as OSHO said that some Buxtehude titled "Rejoice, they are eating. Mozzarolla is made fresh every ONE HOLIDAY ITEM* Beloved Christians." For more stores tako in more than BO percent of their busir COMING UP information, call the church at y . ness as take-out. He added that since the :'; • (908) 276-4047 or visit www.trin- j The chain also makes sure each restaurant is ••' ''branch's'Oct.'I opening, managers hflve.seen' ', ... CONSUfttE-R EDUCATION another good sign in tho frequency of repeat cus^: j J PROGRAM—presented by David itychurchcranford.com. runwith a hands-on approach. Osso said tho gen- The monthly series continues eral manager and head chef of each location is an tomers, such as Louise Riippoccio and Maria . [ Biederman of the Division of terennan of Clark. • ; . . ' Consumer Affairs. 7 p.m. 4 p.m. Jan 16 with a show fea- •investor, and at least one owner is on the premis- turing vocalist Richard Hobaon. es at all times. ••..:'• "It's nice because you're limited with kids,"' Community Center, 220 Walnut Brennan said, holding her fivb-mohth-old son, ADDITIONAL ITEMS* Ave., Cranford. .(908) 709-7272. The series concludes in June • "By having a head chef, it insures the food is . with the Strawberry Festival LAUREN TRAINOR/THE CHRONICLE Philip. "Hero, you can still como and get a drink."' (Non holiday Items included) Members of the business arid culinary team behind Bensl, a new fresh, the food gets rotated properly, and the food ' and Pops Benefit Concert. is tho best quality possible," he said; "Our cus- ••: Rappoccio nodded in agreement,"IVe been eatery on South Avenue In Garwood, show off their store. here before, and it's always excellent," . • : *Regiilaf priced merch. only. Ad required. tomers see tho difference." , '•Ml One per customer. Ekplres 12/19/04. McGee again leads clothing collection OPEN EVERY DAY UNTIL CHRISTMAS TREE EXPERT CO. CRANFORD-The fourth Kenilworth will celebrate the holidays on Saturday annual hats, gloves and scarves Trimming • Repairs collection for St. John's Soup KENILWORTH — The Prido in attend Kenilworth schools. Admission, with Santa; 10-11.a.m., Santa arrives on • Removal the St. Theresa's Children's Choir, the Kitchen in Newark, sponsored Kenilworth Committee has announced the activities and refreshments are'freo of' firo truck; 11 n.m.-l p.m., hayride with Cub Scouts and Girl Scouts will sing and : Modern Equipment by local youngster Kate McGee, borough's 2004 Holiday Extravaganza will charge., , ' , '•••'•' . .•• Santa and story time with Mrs. Cla'us. • •••' hang ornaments, and there will be opon- iHomei Garden DesipesS is ongoing through Dec. 19. bo held Saturday, with both daytime and The event is made possible by all the Residents are permitted to bring cameras mic enroling. Tho program will end at 8 • State Certified : •• 73 Westfield Avenue ^«- •••' Residents can, donate new or evening activities. T businesses who contributed to the com- and talco pictures of their children with p.m. ; Immediate Service like-new items'to'bo distributed Daytime activities will be for children at mittee's OktoberfoBt and the residents Suhta. Tho children will receive holiday Attendees are encouraged to dress • Insured For Your Protection the Recreation Center and will center on who donated by participating in the tick- gifts from Santa's elves. • Clark to the homeless served by tho v according to weather reports outdoor soup kitchen; Aduk sweaters Santa and Mrs. Clauu from 10 a.m. to 1 eted fides and games. Further proceeds Evening activities will start at 6 p.m. activities are part of the daytime sched- 732-574-9717 and coats, a« well as blankets, p.m. Evening activities will bo hold in; front from the Oktoberfest will sponsor the bor- with holiday music spun by a D.J. and ule and all, evening activities are held 908-233-TREE of Kenilworthi Borough Hall and center ough's Fourth of July ilreworka celebra- Victorian carolers strolling along.the 908-233-8733 . will also be accopted. Outside. around the 'tree lighting from 6 to 8 p.m. •tiOn. . • : ' ,."•'• . .' .' ''•••;'. ; • ' Boulevard. At 6:30.p.m., the tree lighting www.schrniQclelree.com Donations should be drooped Refreshments for the tree lighting will The Holiday Extravagnrizij is open only , Tho children's activities scheduled for will begin at Borough Hall. There will include roasted, chestnuts, cider, hot Celebrating our 50th year off in the collection box at the to Kenilworth residents or students who • be a soloist from St. Theresa's Church, in the Tree Business Cranford Post Office. tho day are: 10 a.m., children's breakfast chocolate and popcorn. ^•7*-—.-Vj -•" < V." December 9,2004 Cranford Chronicle B-2 primefjmel December 9,2004 The Union County Board of Zwick of Summit. IBeaconr" Schlossberg to perform Chosen Freeholders recently • The exhibit at the UCACsays: Come FLY with us for Women's Club announced that art works from Freeholders Gallery includes "Celebrating Excellence," the three award-winning creations to perform next week Theodore Schlossberg, Union County/Merck 2004 from the juried show, including Hill group founder and. executive director Juried Art Show, are on display Jeff Gutterman's oil painting of the New Jersey Workshop for through Jan. 7 in the entitled '"Sprawl," which tied Will be joined by Edison Broadway Singers V.JMPV'V'-H'•'•-•••••* • • '• • ••'• •• •' the Arts, will give a musical Freeholders Gallery, which is for a first place award; Denise program for the Women's Club located oii.the sixth floor of the • DeVone's acrylic work titled The Westfield Community master, Richard Franko Goldman. headed of Westfield members and Union County Administration Band, conducted by Dr. Thomas An additional highlighted "Welcome," which received a guests at the Masonic Lodge, Building, Elizabethtow'n Plaza special award from the Connors, and the Edison number for the evening will be 1011 Central Ave, Westfield, nt Rahway Avenue, in down- Broadway Singers, directed by "Savior of the Nations; Come!" by the club's new location. town Elizabeth.-The display is Kristine Smith-Morasso, will join J.S. Bach, from the ancient . The program begins at 1:30 open to the. public- from 8:30 Artists whose work is together in the 15th annual holi- Christian plainsong hymn "Veni The Beacon Hill Jazz Ensemble, a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays. . day concert sponsored by the Redemptor Gentium." The hymnal which specializes in unique octet p.m. Monday, and tlie public is on display include Westfield Recreation Department was taken from the German hym- arrangements created for Davo welcome to attend. The exhibit presents''selected Patricia Brentano, Janice Schlosberg will play "Choral at 7 p.m. Wedneday. ' ' nal "Geistliches Gesangbuchlein," Pell, will bring its distinctive sound works from artists living or Metzger and Patricia Connors wanted toi begin his with text by Martin Luther. This . to the Watchung Arts Center for Eura Luzern" by Anton Wicky working in Union County who first concert conducting the hymn, includes the technique the first time Friday night as part on the natural horn; Mozart's participated recently in the Paul of Westfield and Westfield ... -——~—~~~~ known as the of the center's jazz series. . "First Horn Concerto" on the sixth annual juried art show at Daniel Hochstein of French horn, and Hans Gurz the Arts Guild of Rahway. The Community Band florid coloratura, The eight-member ensemble Cranford. with a collection SelectiOns will include used to add an has grown to include singer Julie Sommer's "Spirit, of the Alphon" juried art show is a partner- of thematic;.'pieces classics such as "Sleigh ornament txi die Schoonmaker for the show. on the alphorn. ship of the Arts Guild of Crimson Atelier Inc., a fine art .'invokingdie holi- Ride" and "Christmas music with the The music starts, at 8 p.m. and He started his career in the Rahway, a non-profit, multidis- day season. upper wood- runs two full sets Admission is Plainfield school system in ciplinary center for the arts, Giclee printing house; and Selections will Festival," both by Leroy winds, while die $13, and advance reservations for 1960 and went to the Westfield and the Union County Division David Clayton's mixed media ihdudc classics Anderson; "themes from main chorale con- tlie limited seating are strongly school system in 1967, whbre of Cultural and Heritage creation entitled "Tui Lake '03," tinues in die Affairs, with additional'funding which was awarded honorable such as "Sleigh the Nutcracker Suite" by suggested. They may be made by he remained 29 years and Ride" and lower instru- calling (908) 753-0190 and leaving retired in 1996. He founded the from Merck & Co., Inc. "Celebrating Excellence," the current exhibit by 19 artists in the Freeholders Gallery at the Union mention in the show. "Christmas Tchaikovsky; and "Jingle ments. a message outeide of ofEce hours. NJ Workshop for the Arts in The jurors for this year's County Administration Building in Elizabeth, includes "Welcome" by Springfield artist Denlse DeVone. Tho Freeholders Gallery is Festival," both by Bell Rock" by Frank The Westfield Tickets will be held for pickup and 1972 and, when ho retired, exhibit were Rocio Aranda- coordinated by the Union Leroy Anderson; Community devoted his time to the non- Alvarado, curator of the Jersey Said Freeholder Bette Jane of Westfield, David Clayton of County Division of Cultural Cofield. payment at the door. Rahway, and .Judith White "Themes from the Band is joined in Saxophone ace Dave Pell played profit arts educational experi- City Museum; Neal Kora, a Kowalski, liaison to the Union Rahway, Denise DeVone of Colon of Rosolle, and Heritage Affairs. For fur- Nutcracker Suite" • concert with the with many of the major bands dur- ence. Union artist and art-educator; County Cultural and Heritage Springfield, Christine Dolinich The photographers whose ther information nbout this by Tchaikovsky; and "Jingle Bell Edison Intermediate School ing the Swing Era, including those Schlosberg has received and Sally Walker, owner of the Programs Advisory Board. of Railway, Jeff Gutternian of work is on display include exhibit and other programs and Rock" by Frank Cofield. Broadway Singera An auditioned of Benny Goodman, Harry James, many awards and honors, Walker-Kornbluth Art Gallery "This is another opportunity to Garwood, Daniel Hochstein of Martin Deutwch of Springfield, services related to tho arts and A less traditional feature lor choral group, directed by Kristine Bob Crosby, Tommy Dorsey and among them the Faith in in Fair Lawn. give talented local artists a Crnnford, Nicholas Inipnlli of Coleen Marks of Kendall Park, Union County history, contact the evening will bo The Sussex Smith-Morasso, the singers per- Les Brown. During the 1950s he ' "Wo are pleased to present greater audience for their cre- Fanwood, Amy Kozlowski of Nancy Ori of Berkeley Heights, the Division at 633 Penrl St., Westfield Award, the Elizabeth NJ 07202; telephone Mummer's Christmas Carol" by form for many organizations sparked the West Coast jazz scene Community in Action Award, these selections from artists ations." Union, Janice Metier of Ben Venezio of Kenilworth, Percy Graingor. Graingor, who throughout the region. The choir with an octet that employed nnd photographers who live Artists whoso work is on dis- Westfield, Patricia Paul of Ross Wagner of Summit, Sylvia (908) 558-'2550; or E-mail: cul- will sing a selection of holiday and as a Rotarian, the Emerson Westfield, Matthew Wade of [email protected]. immigrated to the United States arrangements that had die effect Thomas Award. In 2003, the and work in Union County," play include Patricia Brentano Woishrot of Linden, and Sue from Australia in 1914, quickly themed music. of replicating the sound of a Big became one of the premier concert Swiss Mission invited him to The band and choir will join Band. These unique "charts" were play on the alphorn at the pianists in the world. forces to conclude the concert with Our I'.nlire Menu is contributed by top West Coast induction of Switzerland to the Known for taking up music an audience sing-a-long to Irving Avnihihli' In luil-In or arrangers sufch as Shorty Rogers, United Nations. Celebration Singers to from his discovery of nature while Berlin's "White Christmas." Mel Flory, John Williams, Marty exploring in Great Britain, he The concert will be held at Schlosberg will be accompa- Take-Out Paich, Johnny Mandel and Andre nied by Trent Johnson on the began arranging a selection Edison Intermediate School, Previn. penned by his friend Lucy Rahway Avenue in Westfield. The organ. Johnson is a composer, DINE-IN ONLY. The Beacon Hill Jazz Ensemble pianist and conductor. He is the •Sr Broadwood in 1880 and 1881. Westfield Community Band is Located in the (innvood Mall. (Next to Kittys) LUNCH OR DINNER. . is one of the few bands employing director of music and arts at The Celebration Singers and N.Y. Berg directed the singers At the time of his death, sponsored by the Westfield Children's Chorus will present (innd Sun-'riiurs. nl Ui'ii B-4 primeijitief December 9, 2004 December 9, 2004 Cranford Chronicle B-5 LegisI^i^Jh^ John William Keller Jr. fit CRANFORD -^ John William Survivors Association, Chapter Keller Jr., 88, died Dec. 5, 2004 at 14; the First Presbyterian Church to Holocaust Museum Kingston of Vermilion, Ohio. in Cranford; and the Riverside with opera favorites • State Senator Thomas g, Lindsay Delia Serra Born Aug. 2, 1916 in New Presbyterian Church in Cocoa Jr, Assemblyman Eric Munoz, By LAUREN 1RAINOR Advanced Placement Psychology Haven, Conn., he was a son of the -Beach. M D., and Assemblyman Jon M. Legislative late John William and Edith Surviving arc his wife of 60 The New Jersey Concert Amahl and the Night Visitors. THE CHRONICLE • . and European History classes, Opera's 2004 season will be Bramnick, all legislators of the said that she stood out among stu- Elvira Anderson Keller. years, Arlino Isabelle Brennan About 12 singers who sang 21st District, recently sponsored capped offby two presentations of leads in the 2004 productions will notes CRANFORD — Lindsay Lee dents. Mr, Keller lived in Cranford Keller; two daughters, Patricia The First Congregational their annual trip to Washington Delia Serra, 21, died Nov. 31,2004 before moving in 1987 to Cocon Seliarra-Stein of Vermilion and operatic favorites performed by be featured. The singers will be Church of Westfield, located at "She was a very sweet student; the leads in this year's produc- accompanied by pianists Beverly D.C for seniors from local high at her home. The 2002 valedictori- she was a very nice kid, very Beach, Fla. He had resided in Judy Collier of Palm Bay, Fla.; a 125 Ehner St., will present duo- schools, including Cranford High. Vermilion since 2002. brother, Herman Mitchell Keller tions of Tlie Old Maid and the Weber and Edwin Lopez. how and why it took place." an of Cranford High School, she focused. She knew what she want- Thief, Der Fledermaus, Fairy . • harpists Karen Lindquist and : At the beginning of the school had been a sophomore at ed, but never rested on her laurels. He worked in the retailbusi- of St. Cloud, Fla.; and a grand- , Famous opera ensembles will Overall, 27 students and six daughter, Amy Elizabeth Scharrn Queen, Pirates ofPenzance, and also be performed, including the Andre Tarantiles in a free, half- year, a letter Was sent from the Dartmouth College in Hanover, She always sought to improve her- ness for 52 years, including 27 hour program at noon Wednesday throe legislators to each high adults attended the trip. Schools N.H. ' ' . -.••.. years as the president of the Rice of Columbus, Ohio. most recently Suor Angelica and duet between Jose and Micaela that participated were Chatham self," Carroll said. "We're all very The Discontented Housewife. from Carmen, the Lakme Flower as the conclusion of this season's school in their district requesting At Dartmouth, Lindsay volun- sad." l ,' ,- Wendellinc men's wear store in Services were he|cl yesterday High School, Cranford High Sonu'rvillo. Mr. Keller was- a • "We've bid a great first year," Duet, and the "Cat Fight" duet Mid-Day Musicales series. A $5 that, the schools nominate two teered with the Tildcer Foundation Lindsay distinguished herself at the Riddle Funeral Home in students to attend this annual School, Kent Place School, Mount Mason with Azure Lodge 129 in Vermilion with Rev. Terry Parker, said NJCO president and founder from'tyTozart's Figaro. soup and sandwich luncheon will Saint Mary Academy, Now and tutored middle school girls in by paving the way for young stu- Olive Lynch. ''We've gotten great : The evening will end with a be available in the church social trip. leadership and goal-setting skills, Crnnford and Canaveral Lodge pastor of the Trinity Lutheran Providence High School, Roselle dents to take specialty classes like 339 in Cocoa Beach. feedback and interest from musi- selection of seasonal ensembles. hall following the concert. "We received positive feedback helping them develop self-esteem. advanced psychology. Church in Vermilion, officiating, Catholic High School, Roselle Burial will be in Florida Memorial cians as well as our audiences." , In 2005, NJCO will perform Lihckj[ui8t is an avid cham- from the various schools," She was a Presidential Scholar for "She was the first sophomore to He was a Navy veteran of Park High School, Summit High World War II and sumved the Gardens, Rockledge, Fla. NJCO'a last production, per- Verdi's Jligoletto, Strauss' ber music player and has Braihnick said. "This is a won- School, Union County Magnet the 2004-2005 school year. take AP Psychology — before that formed at the Crescent Ftedeermaus, Gilbert & Sullivan's derful opportunity, and I am just A lifelong Cranford resident, it was only •open to seniors," he 1941 attack on Pearl Harbor. The Donations may be sent to Azan appeared at numerous music fes- School, Watchung Hills Regional fly fisherman was a member of Shrine Temple," 1591 W. Eau Presbyterian Church in Plainfield, H.M.S. Pinafore and Bizet's tivals, She has toured the United happy that we are able to provide High School, and Westfield High she made a name for herself at said. "She did very well, she was a it. I believe that the students the A^an Shrine Temple in Gallic Blvd., Melbourne, FL featured the double bill of Suor Carmen. NJC0 will also sponsor a States as a member of Speculum School. Cranford High School as a bright model for tho class — seniors Angelica nnd premier of New Summer. Opera Workshop for found it to be both an enjoyable and confident student and was a would ask her for advice. And Melbourne, Fla.; the Shriners 32935, To send a condolence, visit young musicians and singers. Musicae and the Aurora trio and as well as an educational experi- favorite among her teachers. Oriental Band; the Pearl Hnrbor www.riddlefuneralhomcconi. Jersey opera The Discontented also performed frequently with because she did well, it allowed us Housewife and drew an atten- ence." Bill would allow "She was always ao confident to open it up to other sophomores." The concerts will be held 8 p.m. the Theatre Chamber Players of dance of approximately 200. The day started early for the and self-assured, you just knew Surviving are her parents, Dec. 17 at the First United The acoustic pop trio GirlyMan, whose members have toured with the Indigo Girls, will play the Kennedy Center, She was a scrutiny of superstores "We're just thrilled," Lynch said. Methodist Church, 1 Broad Street, Saturday night at Westiield's first United Methodist Church. students, with the bus leaving she was going to go on to great Frank and Diane Delia Serra: a Some arias to be performed in Westfield and 3 p.m. Dec. 19 at featured performer with the from Westfield Memorial Pool at State Senator Thomas H. things," said her former Advanced brother, Louis, and grandparents, CRANFORD - Jack Bayak, member of the Cranford Rod and the upcoming show are "Caro Crescent Avenue Presbyterian members of the Chicago 7 a.m. When the students arrived Kean Jr. and Assemblyman Jon Placement English teacher Angela Delia Serra and Rosario 56, died Dec. 4, 2004 at Union Gun Club. nome" from Verdi's Rigoktto, the Church, 716 Watchung Ave., Symphony in Symphony Hall. in Washington, D.C. they were Bramnick are prime sponsors of Margaret Everhart. "I've been and Janet DiPasquale. Hospital. As an Air Force staff sergeant "Csardas" from Strauss' Plainfield. GirlyMan to play Saturday show She has also been heard aa soloist able to visit the newly construct- nn bill under which municipali- teaching for 23 years, and there A funeral Mass was offered Mr, Bayak was a lifelong Mr. Bayak saw a tour of duty in , Fledermaus, the Toreador arias with, major orchestras across the ed World War II Memorial, the ties would have to consider the are maybe 2-3 kids I always think Cranford resident and a produc- Vietnam from 1968-69 and at Tickets aro $20 general admis- The Coffee with Conscience concert series of impressive buzz. The group was voted most Saturday at St. Michael's Church from Bizet's Carmen, "Quando sion, $15 seniors and $10 for chil- United States and in Europe. Vietnam Veterans Memorial, the potential effects of approving the of, and she's one of them." in Cranford. Interment was in tion foreman with the Alfred Travis Air Force Base, Calif., Westfield will present the ncoustic pop trio Wanted to Return at the Falcon Ridge Folk Lincoln Memorial and spend construction and operation of Heller Heat Treating Co. infrom 1969-71. menVo" from Puccini's La dren under 12. For more informa- GirlyMan Saturday night nt the First United ' Tarantiles, whom the New Everhart remembered how FairView Cemetery, Westfield. Bohenie, abd arias and scenes Festival, a mere six months after forming. some time in the National Air superstore retailers on neighbor- Lindsay enjoyed reading books Clifton, where he had worked Surviving aro his wife, Carol tion, contact Olive Lynch at (908) Methodist Church of Westfield, 1 East Broad St. GirlyMan has headlined rooms such as Club York Times has referred to as "an Arrangements were by the from Menotti's Christmas opera and Space Museum. ing municipalities. that most students dislike, and Iliggins and Bonnor Fxho Lake since 1986. He worked for the Plungis Bayak; two daughters, 822-2515. The group, fresh' from their tour with pop-,' Passim in Boston and Fez in New York and has expert harpist" and the Newark Star Ledger as "clearly a virtu- After lunch, the students "These superstores have a recalled times when Lindsay Funeral Home, Westfield. Hyatt Bearing Division of Christina and Jenny; two sisters, duo the Indigo Girls, will play an 8 p.m. show, been featured on several national television General Motors Corp. in Clark oso,".has studied with Jane B. headed over to the National dramatic effect on the surround- would bring in extra material she Donations may be sent to the Carole Gordon and Paula with doors opening nt 7:15 p.m. Admission is shows, including PBS's "In the Life" news- Holocaust Museum, which was ing region," said Kean. "It is only felt the class would appreciate. from 1971-86. Connell; and a brother, Nick. $14. All net proceeds from the concert will be magazine; and on Minnesota Public Radio. The Weidensaul arid Katlileen Bride. leukemia and Lymphoma Society, Christmas with Teatro Si the underlying motivation for the right that municipalities that Keith Carroll, who taught 1311 Mamaroneck Ave., White He was a past president and A funeral Mass was held yes- donated to. the Community FoodBank of New group is also fast becoming.a favorite on the Tarantiles has performed will be impacted by the construc- life member of the Cranford First terday at St. Michael's Roman Jersey. . national college circuit.. throughout the United States and trip. The museum presents a nar- Lindsay in her high school Plains, N.Y. 10605. Tcatro Si, the premier The program offers audience rative history of the Holocaust by tion of these superstores have the Aid Squad, with which Mr. Bayak Catholic Church. Hispanic theatre arts company participation and some surpris- Reservations are strongly encouraged for The Coffee with Conscience series is a 10- as a soloist in all the major con- using more than 900 artifacts as opportunity to have their con- held the rank of second lieu- Arrangements'.were by the of New Jersey, presents es designed to create an educa- this concert, and can be made by calling the • show series running from September through cert halls in New York City. He well as 70 video monitors and cerns addressed." Alma Hanke tenant. He also was a member of Dooley Funeral Home. Please NochcBuena 2004. This annual tional and memorable evening. concert hotline at (908) 522-1501 or emailing June at the First United Methodist Church of . has appeared on national televi- four theatres, utilizing a wide Under this bill, a "superstore KENILWORTII - Alma 1998. the Traditional Bow Hunters of omit flowers; donations may be night at the theatre is an Reserved seating is priced nt [email protected]. Leave a first and Westfield. The concerts are also being recorded sion accompanying opera stars range of primary source materi- retailer" is defined as a store or Melzer Hanke, 92, died Dec. 7, New Jersey as well as a former sent to your favorite charity. evening of dance, music and cul- Surviving are two .sons, Fred $25 for adults and $15 for chil- last name, the number of seats needed and a for broadcast by Westfield's TV-36. Residents of such as Benita Valente and Renee als to educate visitors. stores being developed under a 2004 at her home. of Westfield and Roland II. of tural customs from the Latin phone, number. dren nnd can be purchnsed by Westfield, Scotch Plains, Fariwood and Fleming; and he has also per- single project having greater She was born in Schlesien, Colonia; four grandchildren and world in celebration of this spe- Mountainside can catch each month's concert at Said Koan, "Students who calling the Wilkins Theatre box GirlyMan is a dynamic trio whoso members formed in orchestras backing up have the opportunity to visit this than 130,000 square feet of build- Germany, and settled in nine great-grandchildren. cial time of year and will be pre- are in their early 20s. The group is made up of 10 a.m. and 10 p.m. Fridays and 7 p.m. office at (908) 737-SHOW. hoadliners as diverse as Placido remarkable exhibit can reflect able area. Kenilworth when she came to the Visitation is 7-9 p.m. today at CRANFORD - Ynhinda Women's Circle at tho First sented at 7:30 p.m. Saturday. For more information, visit Doris Muramatusu, Ty Greenstein, and. Nate Sundays. The show will be at the Wilkins Domingo, Marilyn Home and upon the.moral, spiritual, and "Superstore advocates say United States in 1960. the Gray Memorial Funeral Sangiuliano Colomban, 91, died Presbyterian Church. the theatre at www.willrinsthe- Borofaky — long-time musicians and friends For more information, call Ahrre Maros, Ella Fitzgerald. that these shopping centers pro- Mrs. Hanke was a piano Home, 12 Springfield Ave., Nov. :•!(), 2004 at the Cranford Her husband, Joseph, died in Theatre at Kean University, who found themselves making beautiful music political questions raised by the atre.com or call Teatro Si at owner of Ahrro's Coffee Roastery in Westfield at Tarantiles recently was invited events of the Holocaust as well as vide lower prices and a. wider teacher in Germany and a home- Cranford, where services will be Health and Extended Care 1966. located at 1000 Morris Ave., in (908) 301-9496 or on-line at together in their shared Brooklyn apartment. (908) 522-1501 or visit www.coffeewithcon- Union. by New York City Opera to play to think about their own respon- range of products for consumers. maker in the United States. 11 a.m. tomorrow. Burial will be Center. Surviving are a daughter, www.teatrosi.com. In a short time, the three have generated an science.com. Opponents argue that competi- Her husband, Kurt E., died in in Fairview (Vmeterv, Westlield. She was born in Yolanda Swanekamp; a sister, for their productions of "Salome" sibilities as citizens of a democra- 1 and 'The Rape of Lucretia." cy" tion is stifled and traffic and Monteferranti. , Italy, and settled Ann Everett; three brothers, After their self guided tour, environmental problems are cre- Stanley Martowlis Sr, in Cranford when she canie toArthur Sangiuliano, Ernest the students were addressed by ated," said Bramnick. "We feel the United States in 1914. Sangiuliano and Robert Henry Greenbaum, a Holocaust that, all municipalities that, will CRANFORD Stanley Surviving are two sons, Stanley Mrs. Colomban was a tele- Sangiuliano; three grandchildren Thf t nmjurtl Drtltiuitk Clllh ;irrw;il.( survivor, who had endured five be directly impacted should have Martowlis Sr., 91, died Dec. 6,2004 Jr. and Gerard; two daughters, phone operator and electronics and live great-grandchildren. a voice and not-just the munici- Eileen Caliendoand CeciliaTeran; worker, retiring in 1984 from Services were held Thursday A DICKENS OF A SHOW years in various concentration at the Delaire Nursing and camps including Auschwitz. pality in which the store will be Convalescent Center in Linden. eight grandchildren and twoQuindnr Inc. in Kenilworth. She at the First Presbyterian Church. "This was a wonderful oppor- built." Mr. Martowlis was born in great-grandchildren. was a volunteer—at 'Walnut Burial was in Hollywood tunity that I am happy I took This bill was recently intro- Elizabeth, lie lived in Linden, . Services will be 9 a.m. today at Avenue School and at flu vaccina- Memorial Park, Union. , advantage of," said Michelle duced and has been referred to Rabway and Cranford before mov- the Kowalski Funeral Home, 515 tion clinics in Cranford. Arrangements were by the PERFORMANCE DATES Kuppei'smith, a senior at the Senate. Community and ing to Clark in 1996. Roselle St., Linden. A funeral As a member of the Cranford Dooley Funeral Home. Donations Friday » December 10 Westfield High School. "This trip Urban Affairs Committee and He retired in 1970 after 25 Mass will follow 10 a.m. at St. Senior Citizens Tuesday Club may be sent, to First Presbyterian T.M) pm, enabled me to gain a better the Assembly State Government years as a carpenter with Hedwig Roman Catholic Church, she taught, sewing and knitting Church, 11 Springfield Ave., 716 Clarkson Ave., Elizabeth. understanding of the tragedy and Committee. American Cyanamid Co. in to her fellow seniors. Mrs. Cranford, NJ 07016 or the Center Linden. Donations may be sent to Center Colomban was a member of the for Hupe Hospice. His wife, Cecilia Jablonski for Hope Hospice, 1900 Raritan Saturday a December 11 Martowlis, died in 1986. Road, Scotch Plains, NJ 07076. .4:.10, and 7:30 pm.. Bonatioits are needed KENILWORTH — Edward G. Hennigan of Kenilworth; and six Fnsslin Jr., 66, died Dec. 1, 2004 grandchildren. Sunday • December 12 Winnie the Pooh Christmas Carol cast members are, from left, KENILWORTH — Edward Luzion Post, Veterans of Foreign at Overlook Hospital in Summit. Services were held Monday at 1:30 & 4:30 pm (front row) Alan Gershenson, Bill Chamis, Jake Forresta.l, Debra "Operation Breadbasket" is in pouring of support in order to Deresz, 83, died Nov. 29, 2004 at Wars, in Roselle. Born in Jersey City, he lived the Iliggins & Bonner Echo Bassin; (back row) Kevin Kessler, John Quryee, Marc Ricci and urgent need of donations of help all of our needy families this Community Medical Center in His wife, Ann, is deceased. in Kenilworth for 32 years Lake Funeral Home, Westfield, Madge Wittel. money and food in order to con- year," Sheriff Froehlich said. Toms River. Surviving are two sons, Edward before moving to Springfield in followed by a funeral Mass at Si. tinue its mission of providing "Year after year, the people and Mr. Deresz was born in and Raymond. 1988. Theresa's Roman Catholic needy families with food deliver- businesses of Union County have Philadelphia, Pa. He lived in A funeral Mass was held Friday Mr. Ensslin owned The Ink Church. Pooh Chistmas Carol at CDC ies this holiday season, Union reached out to help their neigh- Wildwood, Elizabeth and at the Church of the Visitation in Well in Kenilworth for 27 years. In lieu of flowers, donations The Cranford Dramatic Club and Jake Forrestal plays County Sheriff Ralph Froehlich bors in need. We are calling on Kenilworth before moving to Brick Brick. Entombment was in the Surviving are his wife, will be accepted for the institu- Bonk In in 1993. Ocean County Memorial Park Paul Wliulilim). offers its annual December stag- Christopher Robin. CDC veterans said. them to once again rise to the Kathryn Leikauskas Ensslin; a tion that cared for Mr. Ensslin in Muxti- iiiul/.vritj by ing of children's theatre this week- John Duryee, Kevin Kessler, Economic troubles have led to challenge this year." He was a steamfitter for 64 mausoleum, Toms River. son, Edward G. Ill and wife Liz his days of need. Donations may Paul I'armdla. end with A Winnie the Pooh Madge Wittel, Alan Gershenson, years with Local 475 of the ateam- Arrangements were by theof Westfield; a daughter, Lisa bo addressed to Joanne Wronrt; (hinitially f'li'tliu ci/ HI the lowei\than-expected financial Donors this year include llUMlu- Conipanv, Melucllell. NJ Christmas Carol. The show offers Marc Ricci and Debby Bassin donations, even as the number of Tuscan Dairy, Shop-Rite, the fitters' union in Warren. Mr. Mastapeter Funeral Home in Hermann and husband Edward 285 Lincoln Drive, Kenilworth, a twist on the Dickens' classic, round out the cast of Ppoh's pals. families and senior citizens in Masonic Lodge of Westfield, and Deresz was an Army sergeant Bayville. Donations may be sent to of Medford; a sister, Ellen NJ 07033. with the 17th Signal Operations Save Barnegat Bay, 906B Grand with the Pooh characters acting Performances are 7:30 p.m. need has increased. Also, due to the two unions that represent 1 out the parts of Scrooge, Tiny Tim, Friday; 1:30,4:30 and 7:30 p.m. management changes and other Union County Sheriffs Officers, Battalion in World Wai II. Central Ave., Lavallette, NJ Bob Cratchet and all the rest. Saturday and 1:30 and 4:30 p.m. issues, major corporate contribu- PBA Local 108 and FOP Lodge He was a member of the Nancy 08735. L. David Olesky The show was originally pro- Sunday. Tickets are $8 for all ages tors of food and logistical support 103. Still, financial contributions CRANFORD — L. David Mr. Olosky served in the Navy duced at the Forum Theater in and can be reserved at (908) 276- in the past may not be able to are less than hall* of what they Robert Hazeldine Olesky, 76, died Nov. 26, 2004 in during World War II. Metuchen, with the book by Paul 7611 or at www.cdctheatre.org, and make the same commitment this usually are at this point in the Trinitas Hospital, Elizabeth. He was a volunteer at Robert Whelihan and music and lyrics by are general admission. Tickets will year, Sheriff Froehlich said. season. CRANFORD — Robert New York City. Born in Rahway, Mr. Olesky Wood Johnson University; at Paul Farinella. also be available at the door. With its annual "Operation Boxes of donated and * pur- Hazeldine, 88, died Nov. 30, 2004 He served as a U.S. Army cap- was a lifelong Cranford resident. Rahway for 10 years. Sandi Pells and Mike Marcus The theater is located at 78 Breadbasket," the Union County chased food are assembled and in Austin, Texas. tain during World War II. Mr. Olesky was an engineer He is survived by his wife, direct the production. The role of Winans Ave. in Cranford, off Sheriff's Office gives hundreds of delivered in the week before Born in Brooklyn, N.Y, he later Mr. Hazeldine enjoyed bridge for the Foster Wheeler Corp. in Catherine; a daughter, Deirdro; a- Pooh is handled by Bill Chamis, Centennial Avenue. boxes of food to residents in need Christmas. The "baskets" typical- settled in Cranford with his fam- and golf, and in his later years Perryvillc for more than 25 years son, Peter; brothers, Edward and ily and lived in town for many was a world traveler. during the holiday season. ly include about $100 worth of before retiring in 1996. Joel, and two grandchildren. .':; food, including turkeys and years. He moved to Sun City His first wife, Marion Ho was a graduate of Arrangements Were by the Sheriff Froehlich started West, Ariz, in 1980, before relo- "Operation Breadbasket" with a chickens, orange juice, milk, McMahon, died in 1986. He is Bucknell University in Bannworth Funeral Home, LET'S bread, eggnog, butter and more!. cating to Austin in 2003. also predeceased by a second Lewisburg, Pa. Elizabeth. handful of colleagues when ho wife, Irene Alexander, who died CELEBRATE A was an Elizabeth police officer in To contribute money, food or A graduate of Balboa High School in Panama, Mr. Hazoldino in 2003. VERY SPECIAL the 1960s and expanded it coun- labor to "Operation 40th JbwM tywide after he was first elected Breadbasket," contact the Union later earned a degree in electrical Surviving are two daughters, engineering from Carnegie Patricia of Houston, Texas nnd LEGALS 2005 NEW YEAR Sheriff in 1977. County Sheriffs Office at (908) NewYear'sBue Party OPEN 7 DAYS Serving Lunch Monday thru Friday 527-4450. Institute of Tecluiology. Janice and her husband Mac LEGAL NOTICE COUNTY: UNION STATE OF N.J. . •; • • TOGETHER "It will take a significant out- Brewer of Austin; two grandchil- SHERIFF SALE STREET & STREET NO: 175 Gordon Straol OPEN BAR 9 P.M. TO 2 A.M.T He was a consulting electrical SHERIFF'S NUMBER CH 758078 TAX BLOCK AND LOT: engineer for power plants, prima- dren; and three step-children. DIVISION: CHANCERY COUNTY: UNION BLOCK: 284 LOT 3 . , . ' . Services will be private. DOCKET NO. F493704 DIMENSIONS OF LOT: 80.51'X 162' HottS D' OEUYUES •ALL NEW' If s Time to Book Your rily with Ford, Bacon & Davis in PLAINTIFF: GREENPOINT MORTGAGE FUNDING, NEAREST CROSS STREET: 0910' from Hosklns ' INC. . Avunuo ; . 9 P.M. TO 9:30 P.M. . , .JO). ONE HUGE PARTY'M- ••'. DEFENDANT: LISA M. PEDRO2A, ETAL SUPERIOR INTERES (II uny); ' , .... ENTERTAINMENT WRIT OF EXECUTION DATE: OCTOBER OB, 2004 Twp or Cruntord holds a claim (or taxos duo 'UAd/or . WeVe all yours ou New Year's Eve because the entire hotel will be closed HOLIDAY PARTIES... Barbara Ann Pattyson SALE DATE: WEDNESDAY THE 15TH DAY OF olhtir municipal utllillos such 69 wolor und/or sewer In .' BY DIAMOND DECEMUERA.D. 2004 th •'! SUPERIOR INTERESTS (» any): • ON TWO HIGH • Continental Breakfast 1AM Package ing while intoxicated and care- Barbara Montgomery of Manger, a certified public account-, TOTAL JUDGMENT AMOUNT ($458,401.01) •• DOOR PRIZES l NONE •..••• ,;oi.mr ™cj3i4£iiiia2iiiZAftl DEFINITION PLASMA • But Hie l .irty Doesn't Slop less driving. Linden was charged with driv- ant, during her year's at Cranford . . "JUDGMENT AMOUNT" Edward J, Bobbie EIGHTY SIX THOUSANO SIX-HUNDRED EIGHTEEN LEGALNOTICE \ • Until 2AM $455, (o«ie in & experience our miting limc/i ing :while intoxicated Friday High School and alter her gradua- & 88/100 • PLEASE TAKE.NOTICE.that a hoatinp will bo hijld ' ..'•! SCREENS •(/ l'eit Couple Including Tan after police responded to an ncci- tion from CHS in 1959. Mrs. ($ao,oia.B6> . biifoio ilm Crunfoid Board of Adjustment en tho applk $279Per Couple Including menu eillier/or«i\nkk kslnm limi'li Michaol: Splitt, 43, of ATTORNEY AT LAW ATTORNEY: POWERS KIRN, LLC callon of.GARY PATTI (or approval of a variance pur- & Gratuity • dent on South Michigan Avenue Pattyson was a parishioner of St. .737 STOKES ROAD suant to N:J.S.A. 40:55D-1, ol Esq., to a) permit tho • : Tax & Gratuity Garvvood, was charged with mul- . . , POBOX 1088, ' . Construction of u slngla family homo with o broposod,. • ;•': «DANCE THE NIGHT AWAY WITH tiple offenses after he wasnear Clinton Avonue; Judo Roman Catholic Church in . 476 SOUTH AVENUB E... ; ' MEDFORD. NJ 08055-9982 height of 33.5 loot, wlureas 0 maximum .height of 30 . Montgomery banged her head Monroo, Conri, SHERIFF: RALPH FROEHLICH (ool Is permitted, In order to.accommodate an elevator' . MUSIC AND VIDEOS FROM THE igSo's TO TODAY'S' TOP HJIK stopped on Chester Lung Place .J. 07016 . FULL LEGAL DESCRIPTION IS FILED AT THE for a disability, ond b) provide a total Impervious covor- and sustained a laceration in Her mother, Julia Wichio UNION COUNTY SHERIFFS OFFICE. . ••'.• uge of 6,595 sq, ft., whereas a maximum of 4,165 sq. Q Thanks to all of our loyal patrom, we are .3? and Walnut Avenue at 6:55 p.m. NINETY ONE THOUSAND FIFTY i 12/100 . , ft, Is permitted, In order to facilitate wheelchair move- ' Friday. . tho course of the. accidont, said Douglas, is deceased. TOTAL JUDGMENT AMOUNT ($91,050.12) monl.on property located at 201 High Street. Crahford; . $ 7 5 '00 PER PERSON Book New Year's Eve A< The Hilton WoodhridW .0% expanding & opening an additional location onifri S795fl:C4^4T111B?5 Now Jersey, known as Lot 5.01, Block 483. on tho And Receive One EEJEJE Room Night In 2005*: g Ho was charged with driving police, but Mho refused medical Surviving aro her husband of 41 908-276-4777 Cranford Tax Main, which premises are located In the ' INCLUDBS-TAXES AND GRATUITIES treatment. ,.. , years, Brian H.; her father, Robert LEGALNOTicE . R-4Zono.' ' •• • •:'. • . ... Ask For Details When You Make Your Reservations. O Rt 22 West in Mountainside coming soon' ^ while intoxicated, refusing to '•• • • . • SHERIFF SALE - All documents relating to this application may be : Rt. 22 West in Mountainside coming soon.' • -.. . • ••'*** • FAX: 908-709-1663 ALL PARTIES WILL HAVE THEIR OWN TABLE •• • : ;' ''Certain )(n.lrlc(ioin May Apply. submit to a broath test, speod- M, Douglas Sr.; a daughter, SHERIFF'S NUMBER CH 757501 Inspected by the public during: normal business hours. Kimberly Ann; two sons, Brian D. DIVISION: CHANCERY COUNTY: UNION Monday through Friday, In the Cranford Munldptl ing, failing to wear his seat bolt, '.-Robert Grausman of Cranford DOCKET NO; F006297O3 Building, 8 Springfield Avenue, Cranlord, Now Jersey Mu»i be 21 year, of u8c to uKcnd il.c purty. IU. mjulreO. JacLcU r for more information^ plea$e call... PLAINTIFF: MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC REGISTRA- 07018. , •.-. TABLES OVER 12 PEOPLE WELL HAVE Tftwx TABLES was charged with violating a and Mark A.; a sister, Joan Pagano; : and following too closely, GENERAL PRACTICE INCLUDING: TION SYSTEMS, INC. . • .Any. Interested party may have an Opportunity to be FOK RliSEKVAflONS AND INFO«MA11ON borough ordinance after he was two brothers, Bob Douglas and Jim DEFENDANT PATRICIA B. WOODSON; WWCHOVIA heard at the public hearing tp be held on Monday, CALL FO& RESERVATIONS d7aa7957* •.•.'• v •• *** '.•''••.•• Douglas; three grandchildren; and BANK, NATIONAL ASSOC. FKA FIRST UNION , December 20, 2004, at 6:15 PM In room 107 o| the 732-494-4964 Karon Rokoso, 45, otreportedly caught dumping fast WRIT OF EXECUTION DATE: JULY 14, 2003 Cranford Municipal. Building, 8 Springfield Avenue, . 908-7-89-0808 MONUAV "nwouGii FRUMV 9-S Several nieces and nephews. • ESTATE PLANNM • PERSONAL INJURY SALE DATE: WEDNESDAY THE 15TH DAY OF Cranford, New Jersey 07016. s Reservations Recommended Cranford, was arrested at 9:12 food bags and soda cups at a PECEMBERAD. 2004 HARBOR CONSULTANTS, Inc. property on North 15th Street , i A memorial service will be at •ELUI-RLAW ' •MATOMONIAI. CONCISE STATEMENT OF DESCRIPTION OF REAL BY. VICTOR E. V1NEGRA, P.E.. P.P., P.L.S. 438 North Avenue, Garwood, NJ 07027 HUton p.m. Dec. 2 after she wan noon today at St. Jude Church, •WILLS AND TRUSTS •ZONINU1 PROPERTY TO BE SOLD • ;; Engineer and Pliuiner for tho Applicant. Giry P«ttl 120 Wood Avenue So* Iselin, New Jersey O8830 28 Route 22 West, Echo Plaza, Sj involved in a two-car motor vehi- Friday. Police.were called to the RE: Moitoaos Electronic Raglstratton Systems, Inc. v. 320 North Avenue Ea»f Route 1H, Monroe^ Conn. • REALEsTA'rc. ••••••'• • BUSINESSLAW. •' Patricia If Woodson, ol al. • Cranford, Ml 07018, <)0S-789-0808xvww:thewestwood.com Jus< off Exit 131A of the Garden State Parkway cle accidont on Myrtle Avenue scene at about 3:0(5 p.m. by a DOCKET NO: F-006287-03 . ', S14.79 ' tUSfl 1T12/0/tU Arrangements are by the MUNICIPALITY: Craafofd near Centennial Avenue. neighbor. '••':' . 1 B-6 Cranford Chronicle December 9, 2004 December 9,2004 Cranford Chronicle B-7T Of *» ifrHoCiIrw V %m w§ §T~ ... ,.: ^ fttr kids or adults, piano lessons can be the gift thai keeps on giving WESTFIELD - While there especially those who can be and excited to get to see firsthand each selection. Students lookingto to tstke homo printed copies of tional piano lessons/ are many gifts to give during the described as "the person who does- the full asj)ect±s of their special transfer to a new teacher do espe- their songs. ' Several holiday-related per- Parker Gardens adds talking to its holiday display formance-parties are scheduled holiday season, giving the- gift of n't need anything"••— piano lessons present. cially well at this studio because of Every student gets his or her SCOTCH PLAINS-Parker ence, so we thought we would con- light of the remarkable turnout of holiday season including flowers piano lessons can be especially the shine as a thoughtful gift given Th piano aludio helps todevel - the studio's technology, personal- own CD of music they record dur-. throughout the year to enable the : Gardens of Scotch Plains, which tinue that trend by doing some- families for our Fall Festival like orchids! amaryllis and a wide most meaningful ''and rewarding. from the heart to let the other per- op a wide variety of styles and ized attention to the student's ing the year, as. well as having • • .-• children to showcase their musical has long been known fpr its unusu- thing whimsical with a decorated growth. Each parent is invited to Weekend back in October, we will variety of poinsettias in the newest It is the gift that keeps on giv- son explore deeper meaning in sounds: from Bach and jazz, to musical goals, and the resources of pieces placed online for friends and al assortment of plants arid unique Christmas tree:" have another Garden Hunt for the popular and Broadway. Private les- hear their children perform at one colors and varieties. Bird houses, ing, whether for a child or a spouse, their lives. an experienced teaching staff. '., family to enjoy anywhere, anytime. holiday gift and decorating selec- The animated tree will playfully children this Saturday and chiniinoas, bulb kits, herb topiar- family member, or friend. Piano les* The Paul Nazzaro Music Studio sons are scheduled once n week for A unique aspect of this studio is Students digitally record pieces of the recitals in the spring, which are short and festive. The atmos- tions, haB added yet another twist interact with children, who are Sunday," said Parker. The children ieH, wind chimes, candles, crystal sons offer enjoyment, relaxation, in Wetitfield provides piano lessons 30,45, or 60 minute lessons. • ,-/ the music-technology involved. In they have completed and take to a fun-filled holiday" shopping Teaching is porsonalized and has : phere is casual, with a sense of likely to hear, questions such'as will receive and follow a map with ornaments, garlands and long-last- self-expression aiid self-confidence. for all ages. Many people have addition to traditional piano les- home,CDs and digital cassette season: a "talking" Christmas tree. "Have you been a good boy (or girl) clues that lead them to the next niahy lasting effecte, such as sons oh an acoustic piano, the stu- tapes of their recordi ngs, and the respect for each performer. Adult ing Christmas trees are also on BEN FRANKLIN ;;;;Many familiei)have been opting been unwrapping the gift of piano . Along with a myriad of holiday this year?" or "And what would you station, in pursuit of a fun prize," tap for shoppers. The.center fea- ToT'tliis type of gift/for'these rea- lessons for the holidays, given in a instilling a love for music, develop- dio incorporates digital pianos, ; online recordings are MIDI files students have their own musical Your Local independent Craft Shop 1 gifts that can be found exclusively like for Christmas?" Parker he said. tures ah array of ready-made deco- sons, regjirdles.H of age. For younger box with a special packet the stu- ing an understanding of the piano,' computers, and MIDI (Musical that can be listened to. and down- wine and cheese parties through- ; and building an enhanced sense of out the .-year.- . ; •.'•'. at Parker Gardens, the talking explained. . During the holiday season, rations, as well as plenty of holiday Helping You Discover Your Creativity students, many parents get a key- dio provides explaining the fea- Instrument Digital Interface) into loaded oil any computer and Christmas tree will, welcome pass- board for their child for1th e holi- tures the studio has to offer. self-confidence, self-reliance, and each student's lesson to enhance emailed to friends and family For an informal get-together or In addition, the garden center especially, Parker Gardens host's decorating advice from staff mem- self-respect. ing children with a cheerful holiday will also hold a "Name the unique special events. Last week's bers. days, and while'the excitements Others have taken their spouse, understanding, creativity, and. around the world. The.Paul a free information packet, call greetings to enhance their season high, take advantage of the child's child, or relative for a "mystery Special care is taken to ensure. . skills. Students can learn music ISlazzarb Music Studio is the only (908) 232-3310 or email. ' Christmas Tree" contest/Children Holiday Open House, which fea- Parker Gardens is located ut iUPER SAVINGS ALL MGNTlO composition, play back and save . .'• music school in the region that- of wonder. The stalking" tree will be or parents who submit names for tured a visit from Santa Claus and 1325 Terrill Road, Scotch Plains, Motivation to lenvn something new. ride" to an appointment with the musical selections are enjoyable [email protected]. Much displayed at Parker Gardens nooh- Are you ready for your Holiday Home Decorating? <• For many adult students — studio, where they are surprised and something new is learned with their original pieces, an,d are able , offers hands-on professional digital more information is also available the "talking? tree will be automati- the opportunity for families to take and is open Saturday from 7 a.m. recording and computer, music online is available nt the studio's 3 p.m. Dec. 11 and 12. cally eligible for a prize awarded their own holiday pictures in front to 6 p.m., Sunday from 9 a.m. to 5 Christmas Trees • Wreaths • Garlands • Floral Picks . "Since early autumn; we've had for the best name. Parker Gardens .Floral Duslies & Items • Ready Made BOWK & Gift Items • '#: TSS "*s composition along with the tradi- website, www.NazzaroMusic.com. of festive scenes created by the p.m., Monday through Wednesday several successful events in which will be accepting named for its Parker Gardens staff, was . ^-my in. Mt.•at ..ldii-:.:tJi,i*J. " Traditional lessons Avilh a • from 7 a.m. to;5 p.m. and Plenty of Parking • Open 7 Days /" PIANO LESSONS FOR customers' children have partici- newest "staff member," with the extremely well-attended, according Thursday and Friday from 7 a.m. I CUADKXCHOOl. variety of styles (classical, Mon.,Tues.,AVcJ. - 9O0-6 • Tluir. - 9:30.8 • FfI.& Sal. - 9:30-5 • Sun. -1-5 I JDNIOU IIICII < IIKill SCIIOOI, jazz, blues, popular, etc.) ' pated;" noted Steven Parker, owner most appropriate name being cho- to Parker. "People enjoy activities to 7 p.m. \^ COU.KBIi I.KVKI. • AI1DI.TS - r-riendly, warm atmosphere of Parker Gardens. "Our customers sen as the Winner. A prize will be that got their families involved in For more information, call (908) I 477 North Ave, Garwood (iicroisfromfcwlMxi).908'7.89'0217 •Pinna parties and recitals have shown grtiat appreciation for award for the winning name, the holiday experience," he said. 322-5555 and press 5 for directions, Goelilz Jellybelly Jellybeans • lliniu Liquor Ihijjks •Students receive CDs, the way we try to get families . According to Parker, the holiday Parker Gardens features a wide 6 for special events, or visit Wilton Cake Supplies * Chocolate Vops & Novelties lupes, and computer disks Paul Nazznro • ot their music'. 'treats-ut this local store involved in the shopping experi- happenings don't stop there. "In assortment of natural gifts for the' www.ParkerGardens.coin. 'I Candy Crafting Supplies W'c I'uu lloxetl Chocolates Diabetic Chocolate* Printed Ribbon hclmh l'n-balied& formed . •, Students can write their CLARK-Why travel to homo. own music and get Party favors Gbyerbrtcdpieces, kins, Canty Music Studio professional printouts Lancaster, Pa. to find unique Home and Garden Desires Cake Decorating & Gumposiiug Workshops Available. hand-made gifts when you can offers friendly, personal service X TmlmLm. J? Piano Lessons and Music Technology Cull nr t'liuiit JOT iDiinfotiml Jt 17 North Avenue • Cniiiforil • 908-272-084848 Ki'l-lo^fthfr or it fit's briulmn1 shop at Home and Garden and affordabie price points to fit Registration ongoing for winter classes at NJWA -1 M. T, W. IMO-G • THuis 107 • Sal. 10-5 • Call fof Sunday Hour 137 SuJiit Paul Street - Wcsificld • (908) 232-3310"' www.NazjfaroMuslc.com Desires in Clark this holiday sea- everyone's budget. ~j. www.sweetnfaney.coMi •.WESTFIELD — Registration ia Kids 'n' Arts, for children ages the workshop this winter is The Westfield Poncing Club will . , ; son? The store features a large Home and Garden Desires is •fff. trt -in ijk:'tpf .tm- fi collection of one-of-a-kind gifts located at 73 Westfield Ave., currently, underway for the winter 3-5, offers sessions on Tuesdays, Knitting and Crocheting. Classes start its winter session on Jan. 5 • all-natural foods • aromatherapy and seasonal home accents. Clark, with ample off-street session courses being offered by. Wednesdays or Thursdays, begin- start on Jan. 8 at 1 p.m. for chil- nt 6:30 p.m. for-beginners and 7:30 • gourmet treats products HOLIDAY SPECIALS In this, its fifth Christmas parking in front and rear. The the New Jersey Workshop for the ning Jan. 4 at 9:30 a.m. or 12:30 dren over the age of 10, and at 2 for intermediate fencers. Saturday • toys • apparel & SIMPLIFY YOUR LIFE season, the store features its store is open seven days a week Arts.\ • '•••-• '. p.m. These 2-hour classes, taught p.m. for adults. The instructor for classes begin at 9 a.m. on Jan 8 for • collars & leads accessories NON-IRON - MACHINE WASHABLE - 100% COTTON largest-over collection of ginger- until Christmas. See advertise- The new session of the Music by Valeric Pineda and Diane this course is Janet Hrindo, Arts beginners and 10 a.m. for interme- • supplements • travel gear Studio begins on Jan. 3 for private and Crafts II department chair at bread and snowmen, as well as ment in this week's paper for Burkam, focus on encouraging stu- diate students. Coaches for the • holistic remedies gifts for pet lovers vocal and instrumental lessbnB for dents to express their talents in the Westfield Summer Workshop. Fencing Club include Ron Guitar Packages wreaths and outdoor figures additional savings. For more children.and adults. Thirty-five designed to make a house a information, call (732) 574-9717. art, music and drama. The Musical Theater Workshop, Margulis, Paul Damiani, Charles Gift Certificates professional performers and music Creative Art Classes, also directed by veteran Broadway Dooley and Bruce Rachman. E N R O S Birds • Reptiles • Tropical Fish • Small Anl/nals • Supplies • Birds • Reptiles 2 educators instruct students in a taught by Burkam, will begin on actor, Juan Pineda, will begin on For information on any of these 8 N. Union Avenue, Cranford, 908.709.4DOG .; DRESS SHIRTS 30-, 45- or 60-minute format. The Jan. 8 for 10 weeks. Students in Jan. 13 and run for 10 sessions, programs, call (908) 789-9696 or Sales • Rentals * Repairs • Lessons Music Studio is open from 9 a.m. kindergarten and grade one will from 3:30 to 5 p.m. Intended for visit the NJWA office at 150-152 to 9 p.m. daily and Saturdays from attend at 9 a.m., grades two to students aged 10 to 18, this course East Broad St. in Westfiold. )ust4pooct)es.coYTi MUSIC LESSONS 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Additional four at 10 a.m., grades fivet o will focus on scene preparation, audition and performance prepara- Guitar, Piano, Voice, Drums, Clarinet, Flute, Sax, Violin Holiday Sale #25% OFF For a healthy pet and an environment like no other arrangements can be made for seven at 11 a.m. and grades seven Sunday lessons.. to nine at noon. tion, solo and ensemble work and ' 1 FREE MUSIC LESSON (with any new lesson sign-up)' Enrol 00% Cotton Shirts w/couflonexp. 12/24/04 acting training. THE NEW SEA SHELL Group lessons for children are A new course, being offered at :•!..: 398-406 W. Grand Ave., Rahway Also available - Men's Designer Necfc Ties and Oxford Shirts also available in the Kids on Keys ^Embrace rffie beauty of Cdristmai PET SHOP program, which uses the "musique 732-388-8873 • www.loriamusic.com rapide" method to help children Give the present is the place you want to go easily understand the fundamen- Present this ad at sign-up TUXEDOS BY New Jersey ^Poinsettias $f Wreaths V . • . i / Gome meet BAD BUUNY tals of reading music. These class- with a future.. 222 Nort/t Ave., Wcstfield,NJ - 908-301-0040 es begin on Dec. 1 for a 45-minute, ^Trees $fSpecialty Gifts 10 week session and are being forthe sli 10% QFF taught by Susannah Marks and $ Kissing Balls James Lapidus. /:•• ANYTHING IN STOCK it GIFT I oca! (Not lo be combined with any other oiler, crickets & feeders) •In addition to offering vocal and .a non-profit established in 1972 Give the Arts! $ rave Blankets '.'. Watch each week for other ack and specials. instrumental instruction, the J stvcnic iReauJnqs 628 Blvd. KenUworth- (908) 272-6580 Music Studio provides opportuni- .' oping ties for area residents to perform S Birds • Reptiles • Tropical Fish • Small Animals • Supplies • Birds • Reptiles 2' in the Alphorn Ensemble, the The Music Studio $Christmas Decorations NJWA Concert Band, the Private & Group Lessons SyrnphonyOrchestra, the String All Instruments & Voice Santa Wilt Be Here GALE SUMMERS Knsemble, Strolling Strings, the Performance Ensembles Full Count Ja:?z Band and the Professional Staff Pictures With Santa What Does The Future Little Opera Company of New December 11 & 12, l-4pm Hold For Y0W7? Jersey. Creative Art Classes :ertificqi 982 Lake Ave., Clark • 732-388:5778 Advice in all walks of life. Find the best Miele's Greenhouse Names • Dates • Times • Places Musical taw She has helped many - she can help you! •<5|^Cerf^f0'A^W£ gift far your Theater Workshop LOVE • MONEY • CAREER-PROBLEMS - NO PROBLEM TOO BIG OR SMAUI Swedish rDap Tissue (Ages 10-18) CALL FOR YOUR APPOINTMENT TODAYI Hot Stone • Lomi 1 omi THREE HUGE BUILDINGS FILLED WITH PIANOS! favorite dog Kids V Arts Music Art Drama f0Tnbne be prepared for ^f 908-654-4558 Prenatal PLUS PAY ONLY 3% CRANFORD- (Ages 3-5) 306A North Avenue, Garwood •Neuronwsciilai NJ SALES TAXI! Just4Pooches, the unique bou- a chilly winter! Farm &- • With Purthoso 01 Any Now Piano Receive tiquofor pets and their parents Monday - Saturday 11 am-8pm Sports Massage located in downtown Cranford, Garden Supply Sunday By Appointment Only „ FREE DELIVERY-FME BENCH offers' dozens of holiday gifts for ••'•• Caiicer Mdjsaye Large Selection of Visit Gale Summers on the Web »^i! '-'- ' FRKTUNING that special pet. Shoppers can AITENBURG PIANO HOUSE got stuff? Cast Iron Chimineas at; www.garwoodnj. com/galesummers browse the assortment of holi- Strong Min Rejl.cxology • Shidtsu No) valid with oilier offers oi prior purchases. Gall NOW lor Holiday Parly &. Celebration Booklngsl day toys and treats, holiday- FIREWOOD Reiki • Myofacial The Dliarma Center Offer expires 12-31 -04. SPECIAL OFFER. ..FIRST TIME SUBURBAN NEWS READERS ONLY! ~ ^j^ j^ ipWmftNCONSQ^il themed leads and collars, fet cash! • Snow Shovels Free Local Release • Raindrop Jot //< (tltug Art* GRAND PIANOS WITH PLAYER Christmas stockings for pets "auction!. TAROT : : •',';•, ,."."..'••>- - nwfeywr^JraWM' \- December^, 2004 B-8 Cranford Chronicle December 9, 2004 Cranford Chronicle Trips sponsored by.the Friday Recreation and ^cTS to Atlantic'City. $18, "ParksrDepartnie^it leave from Hillside Avenue School The Cranford Recreation parking lot at noon. Additional and Parks Department will SENIORS trips are planned Jan. 12 and Feb. screen movies for senior citi- 9. " ••'"• •'. ' 'v '••.:•• •..'•. zens at the Community Center, Dec. 14 — to the Lili Langtry 220 Walnut Ave. Movies begin CraofordAARP Thursday Club meets 1 p.m. at Christmas show. Trip leaves 9 at 11:10 a.m. a.m., returns 6 p.m. $63 fee f Chapter 4269 the Community Center, 220 Dec. 20 — The Terminal(128 Walnut Ave. Activities: includes show admission and a min.) Shot in a two-and-a-half , The November and December . Dec. 9 — Christmas grab-bag meal. story recreation of a full-size March 15,2005 - St. Patrick's meetings will be held on the fest. ,•••'••••• •' .: - •••••" '•..,• airport terminal, this romantic third Friday of the month, Dec 16•-^ Christmas party, Festival at Woodlock Pines in comedy starts Tom Hanks as an instead of the fourth, because of noon at The Westvvood,; South Hawlby.Pa. $54. Hot and cold buf- Eastern European man strand- fct features corned beef and cab- gram, season was 'g the holidays. Upcoming meetings Ave., Garwood. ed in the terminal for months. and events include: Dec. 23 — no meeting. bage, lamb stew, Irish soda bread Catherine Zeta-Jones plays a , Dec. 17—'10 a.m. meeting at Dec. 30 -r- no: meeting, • and more. The event includes beautiful flight attendant.' Each eclipse 1,000 yds for 2004 Cougars the Hillside Avenue School, 125 Trips sponsored by the Irish entertainment, bingo and a Senior movies will not be Hillside Avo. The school band will Thursday Club: bar available throughout the'day.: ByCHADHEMENWAY touchdowns. Defensively Drechsel was first 'The overall excitement was The bus will leaves Centennial screened in January and will entertain the chapter. Jan. 11-13, 2005 — to THE CHRONICLE • on the team in solo tackles from his free safe- outstanding and they way we Avenue Pool at 8:30 a.m. and resume in February. .-•''• Upcoming trips include: Foxwood's Two Trees Inn Casino ty perch, corralling five interceptions. He also hung in was awesome," he said. '" Dec. 15 —r to the Showboat return to Cranford and approxi- . :. CRANFORD — No doubt the 2004 senior punted and was the holder on extra points That game was a lot of fun." Resort. Participants will visit mately 6:15 p.m. . Casino in Atlantic City. $18, with New London and Groton and the kenilworth Senior class had much to do with turning the and field goals. Drochsel chose a turning $17 bonus return. Bus will leave OSS Nautilus museum. $198 per May. 25*26, 2005 —to Citizens Club Cranford High School football program "He can do everything," Hull said. "He's point of the season as game from the Centennial Avenue Pool person, double occupancy. (908) Lancaster and Dutch Country, Pa. ;around.; : deceptively fast. Wo challenged-him in prac- that stands out to him — the $178 double, $206 single. Includes There will be aChristmas. at 8:45 a.m.. 272-5375.; : . Cougars history tells of •only, two eight-win tice by making punting a competition and he 28-14 win against Scotch Plains one breakfast, one dinner and a lunch on Dec, 15. Those plan- seasons since 1960 and just five winning sea- became probably the best punter in the in Week 4. :'.•'.. May ll, 2005 ^- to.Mohegan trip to the Sight and Sound ning to attend must sign lip, sons since 1970. The seniors have leda charge league." ; • Sun in Connecticut. $27 per per- 'They beat us last year and we Friday Club Theatre to the new show, "Ruth," and there is a $1.50 fee. resulting in three winning seasons in a row, Drechsel as a duo with Ingram gave many son; a $10 coupon for the buffet wanted payback," Drcchsel said. The Crahford: Senior Citizens Also a guided tour of Amish couh- ••; The trip to the Duke accumulating an overall mark of 22.-9. opponents hendnches in 2004. Ingram rushed "Plus we were 2-1 nt the time. and. two $10 game coupons will ; Friday Club meets I p.m. at the try, Lands Valley and a museuni; Gardens is Dec. 17. ; , No doubt, quarterback/safety Chris for 1,135 yards and scored 15 touchdowns in We could have been 2-2 if we lost be given to each person. Bus will Community Center, 220 Walnut Drechsel and running back/defensive back just nino games because he had to sit out the that game but I think winning it leave from the Centennial Sept. 19-23,2005 — to Niagra • At, the Dec.: 21 birthday Ave. Activities: Jainar Ingram— two of the most athletically playoff game against Rahway because of a kind of set tho tome for the year." Avenue Pool at 8:30 a.m. Falls and Toronto. $410 double, party, there will be a visit from Dec. 10 — Holiday party at gifted members of tho class were always in deep hip injury. And typically, the modest ,;! For trips information or to $515 single. Includes guided tours The Boars and Bruins That Drechsol and Ingram said Hull noon at .Robert's Steakhouse, front of the charge and the desire to win. Each Ingram passed the credit to his teammates. and the coaching staff have made it make reservations, call trips of the falls and the city, a cruise on . Care from David Brearley High Garwood. the Maid of the Mist, trip to School. Each year these young Computerclassesfarseniors has left behind fine seasons to lift the bar for "Most of the credit goes to the line because clear the impact of the seniors on the •chairman Mike Doncranck at future students who put on the Cranford hel- everyone was wondering at the beginning of history of Cranford. football. Having (908)486-6679. Dec. 17— Social/bingo. Casino Niagra, four breakfasts people bring treats and enter- Pat DiFabio (seated) is assisted by Garwood student Kegari There will be no meetings on and four dinners. tainment. met. ' ,.. the season how they'd do this year," Ingram worked together ns team coaches and Lago and Technology Coordinator Glenn Stott at an introduc- "Chris is the fiercest competitor I've ever said. "We worked hard together and became a team to re-establish Cougar pride, n Dec. 24 or 31. For reservations or additional For reservations or informa- tory computer class for senior citizens recently given at the Thursday Club Celebrating a birthday is information, call Helen at (908). tion.call Helen at (908) 276- coached," said head coach Chris Hull. "Jamar unit and I'm proof of tho great season they bond off the field formed as wall. Garwood Public Schools. is probably the best all-around athlete we've had." Though interviewed separately, The Crunford Senior WnllyScaiiuto, Dec 24 276-2849 2849 had." Ingram also caught 11 of Drechsel s passes Drechsel and Ingram both said Hull Drechsel threw for 1,242 yards in 2004, for an addition 179 yards and two touch- and his staff were father figures as completing 67 or 131 passes for 11 touch- downs. He was also third on the team in solo much as coaches. downs and just four interceptions. tackles with 42 (Steve Caprio had 49) and led "It was much more than a player- "I knew I could pass," Drechsel said. "I the team vvitli 11 passes defended. coach thing," Ingram said. "It wasn't all throw for over a thousand last year and any- "He's fast, strong and explosive, He has about scoring touchdowns. They came thing else would have been a disappointment good feet," Hull said of Ingram. "He docs ordi- outside the lines and were there for us." for me but I surprised myself rushing tho ball. nary things well — blocks, carries the ball, 'They could have left after we strug- I didn't know I'd get it that much or if it would finds the hole. He's maybe not as flashy as gled through some tough seasons at first work." some guys but ho's consistent." but they believed in us," Drechsel Quality health care...connected to you The quarterback draw became a habit for Though it was the game in which he suf- added. "I couldn't have asked for Give good health in thefarmofa massage Cranford as a go-to play this year because of fered the hip injury, Ingram said his favorite better coaches and friends. We had Running back Jamar Ingram used GB Chris Dtechsel threwfori,242 yards this its success. Drechsel rushed for 574 yards on game of the year was Irvington because it was a lot of fun this season. They are his strength and speed to rush for WESTFIELD-With the holi- massage," said Neil Pinkman, For those who arc not aware of Reflexology, LomiLomi, and Cranio- year with 11 TDs and only 4 INTs. 59 carries, second on the team, and nine a great win for the team. great guys to be around." more than 1,100 yards Rehabilitation Center days here, gift-giving anxiety has founder/director of The Dharma the benefits of massage, here is how sacral, just to name a few. In many, returned as well. Many are wonder- Center for Healing Arts in it can help: cases an integrated treatment One of the area's ing, "What do I get for Mom and WeStficld. "Who couldn't use an Massage helps increase the cir- involving more than one type of , Dad, sister, brother-in-law, the most respected hour of relaxation? By the time we culation of.all body fluids such as massage technique leads to extra teacher... what about the staff?" get through the stress of the holi- blood and lymph. It relaxes the benefits. providers of Acute "There is one gift that is the per- days it will be the most appreciated nervous system, helping to relieve : R&R railroaded teams this year How will.you feel after:a mas and Sub-acute care. fect size, the right color, won't per- gilt. As a matter of fact we all could stress, tension and anxiety. And it sage? Most people feel very relaxed. ish, you can order a gift card over use a massage just thinking about stretches and loosens tight muscles Some experience freedom from the phone, and it feels so good — what's coming up." so that you move more easily and long-term aches and pains devel- Russo gets 2,4.10 yds, Rosales is X-factor Nursing Care with less pain. . oped from tension or repetitive Massage therapy and bodywork activity. Alter an initial period of (.••• ByCHADHEMENWAY through the air and found the end zone In addition, Rosales had two kickoff help release chronic muscular ten- feeling slowed down, people often 31 times — 19 rushing and 12 passing, returns for touchdowns and one punt The region's premier THE CHRONICLE sion and pain. It improves circula- experience increasedenergy, heights while throwing just four interceptions. return on special teams. provider of quality, tion, increases joint flexibilityan d .. ened awareness, arid greater pro- . KENILWORTH — In retrospect, Russo was also second on the team in "I think as a team we decided to compassionate care for reduces mental and physical despite a loss in the state section- tackles with 84 (64 solo and 20 assists). work hard in the off-season and take it fatigue and stress. It promotes ' s ductivitywhich can last for days. long-term, hospice and SPORTS MEDICINE al semifinals, Brearley football "I think greater than the numbers serious. That benefited me," Rosales faster healing of injured muscular ,.;; "Tlie gift of massage, is an Alzheimer's-type patients. expression of how you want the enjoyed a successful soason — con- was the leadership (Russo) provided to said. "After our last game Coach called •«¥••• tissue, improves posture and ; tinuing a tradition of hard-nosed the rest of the team," Miller said. "It mo in to his office and said I went Respite stays available. Presented by William Beil.R. reduces blood pressure. Massage very best for those you care about ; •^ the best fortheir body, mind, and Bears football. rubbed off on the other guys and mnclc above and beyond his expectations. MIXING IT UP ,/ .V-..;^..:S.:.,. and bodywork are also known to... Forever romombered as surely us a true team." That meant a lot and made all tho hard promote hotter sleep, improve con- spirit; Who wouldn^; be grateful for You have heard the saying about "getting cholesterol. Flexibility routines keep muscles one of the greatest all-around play- work worthwhile." centration, reduce anxiety and cre- that?" said Pinkirian. 7 Russo's accomplishments, though too much of i good thing," and sticking lo and joints loose and help prevent soreness ers to step on the gridiron for outstanding, wore not as surprising as The chemistry of Russo, Rosales and : With breathtaking ate an overall sense of well-being. Gift cards for any amount or ; the same form of daily exercise can fall into and injury. • • : ' • Brearley will be quarterback/safety Nick Rosales —a player Miller credit- the team seemed evident in asking the views of the Watchung thai category. 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They can also be pur- js staffed 24 iiours- of massage therapy: Swedish, Deep said Bears head coach Scott Miller. ago so we had an idea of his capabili- Russo said he enjoyed rushing against Involves regularly switching from one to stress simple common sense treatment tech- Tissue, Shiatsu, Cancer Massage, chased by calling (908) 317-9977. "Pie was basically the heart and a-day by. dedicated Specialized Hospital of Union County three basic complementary components to ties, his athleticism," said Miller. "But Florence in the Central, Group I semi- niques, and our therapists offer individual- Prenatal, Hot Stone, Myofascial, Quantity discounts are available, ' soul of the team. We expected a lot last year we bounced him around from finals and Rosales said he remembered physicians and another. These components are: aerobic- ized treatment programs that'focus on style exercise, strength training and flexibili- from him and ho exceeded our wide receiver to running back. We performing well against New professional nurses, Medicare and Medicaid always accepted. returning patients to their highest level of ty exercises. Aerobic activities burn calories, function. When you are.in need of physical demands of him." couldn't find a position for him." Providence, the Bears' only other loss raise levels of HDL ("good") cholesterol, and Kids can refine social skills Russo led by example in 2004. Miller said the coaching staff hud- this year. Rosales also remembered a therapy, call us at (908) 272-5955 to schedule, .40 Watchung Way, Berkeley Heights, NJ 07922 build cardiovascular fitness. Strength train- a consultation; Auto Insurance Claims are No matter where he was on the dled together at the start of the season win against Roselle Park as a highlight By SUSAN MENDELSON hours instead of interacting with Easily reached from Routes 22, 24 & 78. Just .1 rnile from exit 41 off 1-78. ing builds muscles, raises the body's meta- our specialty, and we will submit your bills field, he was close to the ball and a devised a way to get Rosales the ball because of the rivalry between the two : their peere? Have you been noticing . ' Another service ol the Union County Board of Chosen Freeholders bolic rate and lowers levels of LDL ("bad*) for compensation. No faults & Medicare, Are video games your child's certainly never shied away from a in rushing and passing plays to take schools and, of all things, a crushing favorite pastime? Does your son or that most of your child's time out- hit whether running the pigskin or full advantage of his speed, balance block he remembers giving to a P.S. Overuse Injuries result from using the same muscles in the same.way, overand over. daughter sit in front of their Xbox, side of school has been spent alone, tackling a ball carrier. and toughness. Panther to spring Russo for a run. not conversing with anyone? Do you Call 908-771-5901 » www.ucnj.org/RUNNELLS www. williambellrehab. com Play Station 2, or Game Cube for "Offense is fino to get the headlines Rosales eclipsed ,1,000 all-purpose "We were siked up for that game," have thoughts of throwing the game ' but defense is moro exciting," Russo yards — finishing third on the Bears Rosales said. "I love blocking down- into the nearest trash can? You are said. 'Tootball is a contact sport, after with 613 yards rushing on 96 carries in field. That was good to watch that one not alone! ; all, and there's nothing more fun 2004 (behind Jake Floyd, 123-625 on the tape." Seeing a child socially isolated than putting a hit on someone." yards) with nine touchdowns. He also Not escaping either player was the may hurt and frustrate caring QB Vinny Russo finished with an Incredible sea- Nick Rosales played multiple roles Russo's year statistics speak for caught nine passes for 211 yards and job Miller and the conching staff did son, rushing for 1,303 yards and passing for adults who may not have tho ability •• themselves. He amassed 1,303 yards two touchdowns, second on the team another 1,107 yards for an average of over 10 State of the Art Ganeer to alleviate the problem. this year in churning out over 1,000 all-purpose yards on the ground and 1,107 yards (behind Nick Mascaro, 40-436 yards). (Continued on page C-2) yards per play. Unfortunately, we are all judged by our behaviors in a world filled with I "Intensity modulated radiation v «p people who will help form tho way | therapy (IMRT) wraps radiation beams i •;.;^ New State of the Art Equipment we think and feel about ourselves. : Because of this, children who lack I precisely around tumors to destroy cancer y:\:, '}:M'^ Grier, Cougar experience Senior leadership key to with Fully Integrated IMRT System the ability to speak with others can I cells while minimizing risk to healthy tissue" :;;•••'•;,"•••''**& become tho target of bullies, and feel left out or different...... You may bo thinking, "How hard is it to talk to someone, just talk!" If right mix for 2004 success MVC title defense in 2004 only it wore that easy. Conversational abilities require a ByCHADHEMENWAY has a chance to roach, tho incred- forward post. Going along with ByCHADHEMENWAY will shoot from outside as a for- "I just wont us to bo patient ible milestone of 2i000 total what has became a Cougar bas- ward. and kind of mix everything in," he multitude of skills that many chil- Tfffi CHRONICLE THE.CHRONICLK \ dren have not yot mastered. Before career points. ketball trait, Caprio was tied for "Our leadership is key," added. "We havo a nice rotation of saying anything wo first have .to be --CRANFORD - Last year the Grior currently lias 1,226 the team lead in three-point per- : kENILWORTH - It's difficult Melleno said. "The seniors have a players who should give us some able to approach a person correctly, eougars suffered through a 9-15 points. Last year ho averaged centage (31%) last year with to follow a 2003-04 boy's basket- lot of experience and I think they' interesting options to throw at. listen properly, maintain good eye setback season aftor having 22.4 points per game - 48 percent starting junior forward Chris ball campaign that was as suc- are up for the challenge this people." •:''.•• : : . ' contact, keep an appropriate physi- reached the Group III finals the from the field and 62 percent Brown (6-1), Brown attempted. cessful as Brearley's. . year.". •. • .••... . : A big sophomore class will be year before. 144 three-pointers last year, boat- Last year the Boars went 10-0 evident on• the team .this year. cal distance, be able to deciphor i i body language and facial expres- Head coach .Tom Johnstone ed only by Grie'r's 150 heaves. iri league play, winning tho Last year as freshman they went sions, and know how to introduce said last year tho team lacked BASKETBALL Tho Cougars attempted 630 Mountain Valley Conference for BASKETBALL 14*2..Six-footer Darrpl Brown will 892 Trussler Place, Rahwayj New Jersey 07065 ourselves. We must also manage the iehior leadership. With a deep PREVIEW , three-pointers lust year. the first time since 1975., They PREVIEW provide a presence inside and uncomfortable feelings that we may team1 full of seniors, Johnstone "It's no secret - we certainly ended up with an overall record of Deiuiis Hoag can provide good 18-2, losing the semifinal game in experience •— all of this before the said he likes his team's chances shoot a. lot of threes," Johnstone. shooting from tho outside, (732)382^5550 conversation has actually beguh! from the free throw line. He had said. "Wo like to put them up the state sectional tournament. /The Bears are also returning MeHeno said..Eric Schihdler, a in 2004-05. tight end on the football team this • ; "We're returning everybody 116 rebounds, 57 assists and 48 when we get good looks and force "This year is going to be some- junior guard Corey Dixon - recog- If after all of that, you can still teams to stay on their heels." thing how for us," said fifth-year year, will give tho team another muster up the strength.to start talk- this year and the qxporlenco the steals, .•'••••'• nized last year as one of the :; Jitic )Karp.»-iA.D. Medical Director Senior guard Dove Snyder (5- head coach Gene Mollono. "We're stato's top players. . big body. * ing, you must be able to interrupt guys gained from last year "Athletically, he's, n freak)" Johnstone said. "He's n fun guy to 10), who average 6.5 points pdr usually tho ones doing the chas- "Corey's athletic ability is out- Other players looking to con- without being rude, introduce your- should really benefit us this : watch.''' . \_ . ,v. :: ., game last year, rounds out tho ing but thia year teams will bo standing," Melleno said. "Ho goes tribute to tho; season is junior self, start and maintain tho conver- war," Johnstono said. "I think gunning for us and I've told the sation, shift topics,kno w wljen you Johnston said Grier has about. starting five. However, Brown to tho basket strong and quick small forward Brian Kizelevich mostly it'll just bo a natural mat- four or five offers on the table still needs, medical clearance to. team that. I think we're ready to and he's an excellent defender. We and sophomores Brett Byara and are talking too much, stay focused, uration that comes from yours ot defend." show an interest in what the other right now and others.looking in. begin physical contact because of get a lot of our points off; his Jplin Dahnan. • ; playing." . his direction including Southern a head injury sustained during The Bears should bo in good defense-" The Bears scrimmaged person is saying, bo aware of sensi- But there is also a good bal- tive topics, give compliments, main- Mississippi, Auburn, West football. In the event Brown can shape for an attempt at repenting Junior small forward Don Cranford, a very strong Watchung ance on the Cougars team with Virginia, Fairfield, Monmouth, not go, freshman forward Simon as conference champs. The team Cholchowski rounds out a solid Conference team, Tuesday after- - tain modesty, show empathy, wateh five seniors, five juniors, a sopho- your tone of voice, body posture and Buffalo, Canisus and DityteL , Smith (6-3) will stop in. /. graduated just one senior 6ff last rotation of teammates who are noon and Molleno said ne was faaal expressions, and know when more and three; freshman gottmg AH ho did on the football field . Unlike last year, there are no year's historic squad. experienced and talented and pleased with the results though to end the conversation, On the roster. . „ as a quarterback, Cranford will, outside big expectations of the Coming back are seniors they know how to play together. the team lost. .•]'... . Free Door t - "I think we're pretty depp, • look to senior guard Chris, Cougars this : season, said Dbrron King, Ryan Hoag, Nick "We like to press and get some "I think the game was good for These social skills can be Johnstone Said, "We're in good Dfechsel to distribute the ball. Johnstone. However, Johnstone Mascaro,. Kevin Rodriguez and ortation Available learned and taught at any age. If points with turnovers and we like us - we liked the challenge," Shape in thaU-eapect. It gives us Last year ho led the team with 96 is confident his crew will be eager Jardin Patel,' to run as much as poBsible," Melleno said, "We got a lot out.of l you would like more informatioh assists and averaged seven to prove la,st year's record was a regarding social skills training, for some options." . , King ja a four-year playpr and Melleno said. "I keep stressing we the scrimmage. We played hard • Sure to garner much of tnc points per game. fluke rather than a trend. And captain of the team and will see have to be good at everything your child, in either the group or with'a'tough schedule, there is and gave 100 percent _ that's all uxdiyidual arena, contact Susan headlines is 6-foot guard Terence Senior Steve Caprio (6-feet, 3- time at smau forward with Kevin because teams might take somo you could ask, but the kids didn't Mendelson, MSW, 1SW, in Crrier, who will likely surpass the inches) hopes to be the benefac- Rodriguez^ Hoag will take tho ball things away from us during the back down and that impressed Mountainside, at (908) 301-O900 career points record at Cranford tor of Drechsel's passeB from his (Continued on page Cj-2) up aa point guard and Mascaro year so we have to adjust." mo." of 1456 (set by Mike Snydpr). and December 9, 2004 C-2 Cranford Chronicle December 9,2004 Cranford Chronicle C-3 1 the conference's first-ever automatic bid since tlit1 1997-98 season. The Great ed their season with a splash of speed Frediani contributed with strong .'first time. Di'iyt/Mi/Bivarhyu'On tin n SPORTSCENE to the NCAA Tournament. .-_'. ' Danes return to action on Tuesday at and power in their season opener in the defense in the post and 7 rebounds. 2004 football statistics for Cranford and Brearley WRAPUP N'firth J'-rycy, Src';' n Boys basketball ——Shnrwt MnjowMpa lend —— ';00 p m nt.•Syrucuao.—— •Wayne FAlr baskettmll league ,—T iip Tj al«?..contril2it£dirooi-:rzr "~a~102r75\score. Sablosky and soph- r Receiving Gullo nmned Union County "VJessTJerkowilz represeni{> Iiiom> on five goals for 10 points, in 14 games U of Albany Majors helped lead the University, at PAL Cougars easily handled the, Verona'" home as he was nursing a fever. The 2004 FOOTBALL STAfisflCS omore teammates Jessica Zalutko 2004-05 schedules Receptions Yards TDs Runner of the Year all-region team played as a freshaian. The forward fin- Junior. forward Sharon Majors .of Albany women's basketball team to a team 59-23^ The PAL Cougars were led , PAL Cougars look forward to another CRANFORD COUGARS Nick Mascaro 40 436 2(1 2pt.) and.Lisa Miidonia helped-the team CRANFORD BASKETBALL Former Cranford field hockey stand- ished tied for second in the final NJAC Cranford helped guide Hit! University, at split of two games played late November. by a smothering team defense tinged successful season and will be playing in OFFENSE Nick Rosales 9 211 2 .Sophomore Laura Gallo was place 10th in the state. out Jess Berkowitz was named to the1 statistical standings in points, third in Albany women's basketball team to victor' The Great Danes lost to Northern with their customary intensity. The two leagues and soveral tournaments Passing Ryan Hoag 8- 206 . 4' ' namod the Star-bedger's-'Rxximur of ROYS VARSI1Y (Homo in BOLD) Eric Schlndlor 8 •' •• 178 3 . . CKANFOIU) Sat. 12/1(1 . Tip Oil Cfussic, 1:30 . 2004 STX/National Field Hockey goals, tied for third in points •per- gaaio ries over Fnirleifih Dickinson and Arizona, 64-61, in the opening round of boys flexed tile muscle of their trade- through out the state.. AM. Completions Yards TDs INTs tlic Year in Union County in : • Chris Drochsel Kovin Rodriguez • 5 89 .1 (1 2pl.) Swimming; : (vi. Klt'iJtunu ol f;li2ubulh U.S.) Bucknell last wai Tim C.reat Danes 67 1.242' 11 . 4 • Coaches Association Division III South (1.5). and ' assists,. fifth in assists per, the Northern Arizona Thanksgiving mark 1-3-1 half court trap and the Umpires Wanted Jamar Ingiam JohnDalman 4 56 1 (1 2pl.) Wednesday's edition of the newspa- Tiiu. 12/'.! 1 Shabii2z. 4 . '•' • 1'. 1- O Cranford 124, Linden <5 — Atlantic All-Region Second Team. gamo (0.40) and dxth in goals per gann: defeaU'd KDU 63-17 iui(l-BucknelI 64-37. Tournament. UAlbany then rallied to Verona team withered under the relent-. "N.Rosalos had two kickoil returns lor TDs and ono punt ruiurn (of u TD 12/26-30 Hahw.iy Tournaniunl Applications are now being accepted Rushing |ior. She was also named second !>••• The Cranford co-ed swim team In her second season for The College (0.55).. ' : ' • Miyore. recorded a c:irc«-high nine defeat Air Force, 86-65 in the consolation lesB pressure. ' '•'••'.'. for candidates wishing to become base- team All-State and'First Team All- Tuu. i.'0-l Scotch Plain!;.-i Attempts Yards TDs DEFENSE defeated Linden last Thursday in Thu. 1/06 Linden, 7 of New Jersey Lions, lierkowitz tripled . ; TCN.J's NCAA Division 111 .'Field poinLs to f;o -along with two rebounds game. ,•'.'• Willie Green led the offensive Jamar Ingram CRANFORD COUGARS ball/sottball umpires in the New Jersey 108 1,135 15 ' Graup II... . Sat 1/00 ' Woctliold, 1 her scoring output from her rookie cam- against FDU in Her liomo state of New Chris Drochsul Tackles Sacks INTs FC FR PD the'School's first oflieinl swim meet Hockey Championship run was halU'd Majors scored two points and grabbed charge with 25 points followed by State Baseball Umpires Association. 5D •',- . 574 9 Tuo 1/11 Union, 4 Loilor Manuyug 55 Clirig Drochsel 58 5 0 O 10 Gallo ran tho fastest time in paign and was also recently named to by a li-'2 loss to defending national cham- Jersey. She thm scored six points and one rebound against Northern Arizona. Greg Goode and Jon Bringuier with 8 292:, 1 of the season. Thu. 1/13 Plainliuld.'/ Candidates must bo physically fit and a Chrig Brawn 65 SloJo Caprio 49 (6) 0 3 0 2 school history, 19:19, at the Meet of the all-conferenco team; Berkowitz com- . corrtilled four relxmnds vereua Bucknell. . Then versus Air Force she notched four points each, Nick Cook with 7 points, 257 3 Cranfoiil has first place finishes Sut. 1/15 EaElSldo,1 pions, Salisbury University, on Nov. 15. minimum of 18-years-old to umpire. Billy Folinucz. 2C Jamar Ingram 42 0 O O 11 103 1 Champions tins.year. Shi; won first TUL>. 1/18 Kearny, 4 pleted the season second in scoring with TCNJ earnc-d lhi\ program's 16th N.JAC For the) season, Majors is uvoraging points, two rebounds and two assists. Nick Pace and Ryan Lopes with 4 J Cl Chris Brown •41(6) 1 0 O in 10 of the 11 events. Many swim- Successful candidates will be eligible to 36 1 . Thu. 1/20 Irvlngton, 4 11 goals and eight assists for 'M points • -i.2 jipinU and 2.0 rebounds per game.'. Cranford PAL points each, Matt Vetter with 2 points Grog Fodorici 37(6) 0 0 place in.the Watchung Conference, title with a 5-1 record and a 7-0 victory take the NJSIAA exam which will then Receiving mers conf ributed to the perform- Thu. 1/27 Shabaii, 4 Costollo 33 (4) 0 2 as an everyday started after collecting over Montclair State University to. earn UAlbany (4-1) is off to iLs best start•". The 7th grade boys"A" team start- . and Alex flprter rounded out tho scor- Union County' and Central Jersey, ance. First place finishes went to Sal i/29 Elizabeth, 1 qualify them to umpire high school var- Roceptlons Yards TDs Tong Lu 33 (B) o 1 ing with 1 point. Everyone contributed ; : Chris. Brown Group II meek. Gallo took third at Tuo. 2/01 Scotch Plains, 7 sity baseball/softball games. , , 20 507 7 Slouo Coda 31 (4) 0 O Hayley Brown, Laurel Klappholz, Slovo Caprio 3 1 liu 2/03 • Llndon, •! • with multiple" assists as the passes 18 -135 ' Lostor Uanuyag 28(1) 0 O the overall Group II nioet. Natlaie Laucius and Hlizabeth . Interested candidates may obtain an Jamar Ingram o r n 2/0-1 Bornoski Gamos..7:30 • 70qysA Week 7dm-2am were flying around the court with the 11 170 Slovo Daubort 2-1 0 O Dan Sta.liio Gallo was'also named to the All- Woglom (200 Medley Relay), Malt Sun ?/oo PrimoTimo ShoolOut Wte Out Available iipplication by sending a Self-addressed, 12 135 0 Dan Staluu 23 4 greatest of speed and accuracy and. Billy Folinusz O Union team. Tuu. 2/00 Wostliold, 4 ATHLETE OF THE WEEK 'stamped envelope to! David K. Klein, 37 1 13 0 Dan Richardson 21 0 Ducschcr (201) Freestyle), b?f Willie Green was quoted as saying it. Thu ai/ Bricigowolor. 7 Bryant Avenue, Bloomfield, NJ 07003. ' () e lacklo lor loss Jen Hanke took third team All- Krinzman (50 Free), Ilavley Brown was. tho "greatest display Of assists to BREARLEYBEARS Group' II. and second team All- (100 Fly), Miguel Nino (100 Free), the paint |ho had] ever seen". Matt •••••''Cimises begin 2/2/05.. • . BREARLEY BEARS Passing Tackles Sacks INTs FC FR PD Union honors. Laurel Klappholz (!"*00 I'Vee), Sean BREARLEY BASKETBALL Att. Completions Yards TDs INTs Drow Vandorzoo 89(31) 6 0' French, Matt Duescher, Klappholz BOYS VAIISITY (Homo In BOLD) Vinny Russo 1 117 72 1,107 12 4 Vliiny Russo 64 (20) 0 Dayton/Brearley'n Sablosky and Krinzman (200 Free h'elay), Sal 12/17 Newark Tuch, 4 Nick Mascaro 2 1 12 1 0 Jako Floyd 51(21) 4 1 liu) 12/21 Oralory Calliolic, 7 Right mix for success Anthony Groon 32(16) 0 0 earns All-State gymnast honors Steven Jurpalis (100 Back), Fiench 12/29-30 Touiriamont Rushing Nick Mascaro 40 (09) 0 0 Sophomore Andie Sablosky was (100 Breast) and Brown, Nino Frl. 1/07 NuW Providence, 7 (Continued from'page C-l) 10 MikeTubolli 9 5-8 G Attompts Yards TDs Brian Kizolovlch 39(14) 5 0 Laucius and Jurpalis (400 Free Tuu. 1/11 J. Dayton, 7 Vinny Russo 120 1,303 Ryan Hoag 29 (06) 0 5 named to. the Star-lMclger's iisl. of Thu. 1/13 Manvillo, 7 12; 6-4 19 (2 2pt.) 11 Jim Gorski Fwd Jako Floyd 123 625 0 (1 2pl.) Kovin Rodriguoz 25(13) 4 0 All-Group gymnasts in North Relay). Sat. 1/15 A.L. Johnson, 7 109 North Ave. • Cranford little room to let up. 12 Jack Bendor 11 5-10' G Nick Rosalos oe 613 9 Nick Rosalos 26(07) 0 1 Jersey, Section 2. Sahlosky was Tuu. 1/10 Roscllo Park, 7 Rob Shippoy ' () = assists Cranford also had nine second Union Catholic, 4 "I think the kids are exciting 15 Andrew Ciencin 9 5-10 G 26 245 1 Thu. 1/20 908-272-7016'Fax:908-272-7288 awarded for her performances in place finishes and eight third place Fri. 1/21 Bound Brook, 7 to prove somo things this year," 21 Greg Federici . 11 6-3 Fwd the all-around, vault, uneven bare, finishes. Because of the scoring Tuu. 1/25 Newark Tech, 7 $ 5 $ 4S .Johnstone said."Iknow.many of 22 Greg Van Horn 11 5-11 G Thu. 1/27 Oratory Catholic, 7 balance beam and floor exercise cat- system used in swimming, these Now Provldorico, 1 them have a bad taste in their 1 Sal 1/29 SPECIAL MENU 8* to 9 23 Chris Brown 11 6-1 Fwd egories. places wen extremely im|>orlant. Tuo 2/01 J. Dayton, 7 mouths from last year." 24 Dave Snyder ,12 5-10 G The co-op squad was named since it is iwssiblo to lose points if Frl. 2/04 Manvillo, 7 Served from 2pm to 9pm Weekdays 6-4 Wed. 2/09 Roscllo Catholic, 7 2004-05 CRANFORD 34 Nick Gunning '•11 Fwd Fox us your Sports news! (732) 574-2613 Team, of the Year by the newspaper a team takes first place but doesn't Rosollo Park. 7 Fri. 2/11 and 2pm to 6pm Weekends BOYS BASKETBALL ROStER 42 Steve Caprio ; 12 6-3 Fwd as well in recognition of qualifying placer anyone in second through Tuc. 2/15 Union Catholic, 7 Bound Brook, 7 3 Terence Grlar 12 5-10 G 44 Chris Snyder 10 5-10 G fur the.state championships for the fourth places. Frl. 2/10 Complete Dinners 4 Chris Drechsel 12 5-11 G 50 Simon Smith 9 6-3 ' Fwd (Includes: Soup or Salad, Potato, Vteg. & Dessert & Beverage) R&R railroaded teams (Over 26 items to choose from) The Cranford cheerleaders helped .''organize the .school's first school .spirit week and spirit rally this year. In addition, they cheered at football (Continued from page C-l) done what we did this year with- Italian Night and soccer games, decorated the halls and locker rooms,and worked with out them-" •':'•'••'•.'. Prime Check Out Our the PAL cheerleaders. Members of the! squad were: jariai Hea'rns (capt.), this year in preparing the Bears • INDEPENDENT PRESS S (Uranfurii CCltrotiiclc ^ Miller said Rueso is going to few* WUr Monday Wednesday Blackboard Caryn Pepose (capt.). Trace)' Colertian;(capt.j, Selena.Santangclo,,Megan for games. !',- have a choice to play football at a $095 $ 95 Baniewicz, Sophia Elklvoiiry, Aileen Salerno, Jiilia Frieri, Tiffany Wagner, "I have major respect for few universities ranging from Starting at..* Specials Daily... Jillian Albert, Zhenia Bcmko, Asliley Clemente, Rebecca Faller, Dana them," Russo said of his coaches. Division I-AA to Division III. 14 Giaccio, Uryiin Conway,Amanda Jorrrand AprilTouris. "They pushed us hard but it paid "I think he is excited about Including Soup & Salad, off on the field. 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DR, DK, 1 off-street park- ROSELJLEPARK Call 908-233O408 whitewash oak and uphol- Walk to train, bus. $1050/ KIT, D/W, walk to train, Avail. 1/1 $115O/mo + parking, avail. . 11/1, laundry. NO PETS. Ref's, TPK-, prtv. art. S7B5rma $2250 + utlls. Available Ing, all separate utlls. stered chairs, large TOO. Ht & hw.lhcl. Avail. 1/1lots of. closets, W/D hook Utils, 908-233-4892 S8OO./rno. + Utils. 908- 908-561-5085 aft. 6pm. Ind. water. 732-382-7385 2 story (oft, 1 bedroom, cable cond., hdwd firs Immed. 908-647-6240 BASSETT BR. SET - 5 PC king size, exc cond,, matching' china cabinet/ Of 2/1. 908-472-OlOft up, many extras. No Pets ••• 512-8553.. . ' • • . $1200/mo 1/mo Sec. walking distance to train, Wd, refrig. incl.,''land- u PLAINF1ELD East End Eff.RAHWAYflewty refurbished $400. 908-247-5102 wall unit with glass $1100+ 908-272-7417 GARW0OD--1 mis. 2 BR, EtK, l .flr apt., 2BR.1 ba, LR off street paring, wasrer/cher . ^Pmg, snow removal anew CRANFORD - 2 BR plus den, apt. suitable for 1 person, largo 1BR apLi 3° fir. QK, 1 : shelves, mirrored back w/d hkup, close to trans, no DR, EIK, • full storage In hookup, fireplace,, Ja- 'nci., no smoking/pets Bv ANW00D- Nevity refinlshed Beautiful Antique Dining •eat-In klL. washer/dryor, HAMPTON $55O/mo. Incl, all utils: block from NYC train. Views and beveled glass doors CRANFORD 2" fir 2 family, 2 pets, l'A mo. sec. $1,000 bsmiit, 1 off-Street park- cual tub. 2 Full baths liv- • appt. call 201,98B-6O0b 48R, 2ba, Colonial. In walk- Room Sot (oak), side- 'dishwasher, off st. ,'pkg., *1BR apt. Big backyard. Ing, all separate- utlls Call 908-226-9990 of the Jtver. . Avail 1/5. $1100. 9087230844 1 Bed, W/D hookup, D/W, •• mo+util 908-2729591 ing room dining room ing distance to: downtovwi board, 6 chairs. 2 leaves, "no pels,' $1200/mo. plus DitsOK. $525/mo + utlls. $875. heat & H.W. Incld. Deck.' 3 blks to Ualn, $fl25/mo ,• 1/mo 'Sec RAHWAY and yard $1250/mth. Scotch Plains and schools. exc. cond., $.3500 908- DINING ROOM SET Cherry -utlls. Avail. Dec. 1". 732- ' *3 BR, 2 BA, 3 acres, 732-2594477 732^381-0881 t-,.add-ILR on r «, great.for business couple, GARWOOD Fum/Unfurn 1 & 2 BR/s. Great area. Call 908-8684252 Fenced In rear yard. 2 In Now Jersey, • call tha BABIEa'S FARM & GARDEN 433 NORTH AVE • WESTFIELD Division ol Civil nights In. • SUPPLY FlioWJOtl 1/2 or .full thd DopOrtitionl ol Law and cords 90^6544568 I HOURS: Public Safely ol (609)904- . 732-3881581\ 3100. In Pennsywanla, call LI NCOLN ' . MOM/TUES/THURS: 9 AM 9 PM the Pennsylvania Human ' „ -WEDARI: 9AM-6PM 908.233.0220 Relations Commission at FIREWOOD ( (717) 787-4410 or tlio Fair Seasoned, oil hardwoods. , OPEN SATURDAY NEWNORRISCHEVROLETCOM or email: NORCHEV@AOLCOM SATURDAY SERVICE HOURS: 8am-12pm Housing Council o' Doaconablo pilces. Call I Mercury Subuiban Philadelphia ul 908403^292 - ~ I 9AM-5PM (610)6044411. 369 SOUTH AVE-WESTFIELD, NJ Prices W oD costsft* b « poid by conjumef exfBpr Be, reg Stoics Pics fwiisiraiionpuip onjy Korresp for typos or omissions. fxdudwpWrsolM IHsodsupeisedesp . i cds. *QuaBflcaHoiS IcrtebaiBs: OidynofciJe My reb' SEASONED HAHDWOOD 908.232.6500 MJllmyieb -Musrshow proof of mjlltoty status, f^AC Financo ABcnvajxe -Mustfinaixa ttvwgH CAUVC tSubfect to a ''J 369 SOUTH AVENUE • WESTFIELD, NJ • 908.232.6500 , white supplies tost "M wk» $99 95 Sw dealw lor tor. Stoo-cbrd »t90 Mackod S85-1/2 cord S100 otackod www.THOMASLINCOLNMERCURY.com www.THOMASLINCOLNMERCURY.com 600-70&-2132 „ . ' . 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SCOTCH PLAINS Movlnfl * CALL 90B-70&O791 DIRECTV FREE 3 ROOMS , 20 Inch dual sta« Sols, Sat., 12/11 & Sun" SYSTEM Installed & de- s, $360,908-5089: V And your current lease LADDER - 20 ft. long alum, 077 12/12, '9am-4pm 1061 livered free. Say good- ladder, heavy duty, one bye to cable forever. Ac! Rurilan Rd. (conic-r of \ plece.$45 fiim.90&377-7433 cess over 225.'channels. SPA & HOt TUB COVERS Ruhwjy Rd.) -Tools, furhl- . turo, books, clothes, eluc: •Laura Ashley Curtains* Call 1-800-694-S644. '*99&UCC<*erE www.dtv2day.com $169. 888-772-7810 tronics, rccordii. pool t<3- •with Hardware ble, outdoor' iuirtituru, ,K Announcing the GMAC \; 908301-0797 DOLL HOUSE (largo) Wood. quipTT china; bikus, more. . .6 rooms, fully. furnished MICROWAVE/CONVENTIONA speakers, Technics turn i.: <• L OVEN - Sharp Carousel with little neople, $175. table & AM/FM tecelver. ^ lease pull-ahead program. Great Cond. $99 OBO . Call 908-322-6297 : JVC equaliser, Sharpe ste- 908687-3449 . . 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Wontworth Attics, Basements, Garages, the first place to look for everything Needed! FREE Ship- Lite Hauling. frame • repairs. 1-800 up/ropair Service. Average MUM $ BUY FOR PER MO.FOR 47 moons Cash Now for ping 1-888-527-0870 OLD-BARN, www.1-800- price $50 to $75 + ports. j • Roofing • Siding • Structured Settlements! 9086860576 ONLY MOS/40 MO. PLAN* SEXPIl.LUSA.COM OLD-BARN.com Speedy turnaround, local 13,999/ 3,266 ' • Repl. • Windows • CLEAN UP & LY. HAUL BARTELL'S pickup available. SSCASH NOWSS Farm & Garden HEATING/COOLING 908-322-5257 AS SEEN ON TV Free ost. Insured. Fully Ins. Free Est. Top soil, Mushroom Soil, Sales & Sorvlco, All brands Turn your Lawsuit .settle- 7 day service, Brand New 2004 Suzuki Stono, Quarry Dust, Wall Available, free estimates. ments, annuities, and i-S88-781-58O0 Brand New 2004 Kia 765 Stone, Grlnnoll Block, RR Call Mike at 908-96B-1301 SORENTO 4X4 Lottery Paymonts into MAP TRUCKING •l-llr, Aiil", VI,, IVMIS llilsAVd, An IKi.il An B.iijs, Ki. 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Mileage allow. 11000 mi/per yr. 15( per/mi. iherealtcr. Illustrations ior desi|;n pur- A&J PAINTING CO NEW CREATIONS TREE SERVICE • Bost Prlcos represent actual items for sale. Not respon. for typographical errors. See dlr for details. poses only and may not represent actual items lor sale. Nnt respon. ior typographical errors. See dlr for details. By Phone: 1-1166-6-HILLSIDE By Phone: 1-866..6-HILLSIDE s Int/Ext Powerwashiny '01 Saab 9-S SEWagon 14,995 Alum/Vinyl Relinishmq Cull rOrrrt By Fax: 1-973-923-0427 By Fax: 1-973-923-0427 908-322-0075 By E-Mail: salesHiillsideautomall.com 6 cyl Tin bo, nulo linns, M sli/ABS/ windAeiil, on, Illu inl iiiooml Iteas. Fully Ins./:i2-388 0/1.' /).../,« By E-Mail: [email protected] tiutSQ. 42.810 mi, VfN #1304S4&7. * - b(twUx>, •In Person: on Route 22 East, Hillside b(UOl£A.., in person: on Route 22 East, Hillside $ Rich Lieblcr Pi I '02 MazdaTribuee ES 4x4 16,895 6 cyl, auto lions, pwr slinq/biks. 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Wmoily good thro 10/20091 lUII(Kinl'yl:$Hi,72il.ril. (ml; 199 : Syv, Alll/rm SI. CD, VIN'H572OK1JB Sll.•«,i I Ul.i, MSIil1: $J2,')M|. ll.i(!V.Ani/l m Si. CD.VIN «5fi|(M)S22, Slk. «S1(J6O5. MSRP: $21,575. InduiK r.icliov Krl): $.'1)1X1,' BUYPER.M0.FOR S2iOf.ll. F.Wroy Kiiluto; $1000, Dt'JIor Diicouit $1969. •Di-Jlor DiuiXml: JJ2I'.).O)II, fir.lil Rcl),lMi(i|iul): $750, 23MOS724MO.PIAN* Welcome to the ';'--1 ;'.•..'• "Drive a little... Save a lot!" "Drive a little ..Save a lot!" state of independence •8- Enjoy your flight! • i 4fm Rt. 22 East or www.hillsideautomall.com I Rt. 22 East or www.hillsideautomall.com Hours: Mon. thru Thurs 9-9PM, Hours: Mon. thru Thurs 9-9PM, at 22 East Springfield, NJ FH.9-7PM Saturday 9-6PM Fri. 9-7PM Saturday 9-6PM ToU Free DRIVEN BY Wf-iAT'8-INSIDE.. j.866-294-4444^ 1-866-6-HILLSIDE 1-866-6-HILLSIDE Hours: Mon>Thurs,8.'3W • Frl. 8:30-7 "Sat 9-S Prices include all.costs to be paid by consumer except for lie, fee, & taxes, Prices include all.ieba'tes/incenliyes. 'Finance subject to primary lender approval. Buyer may pay balloon at end of term and keep at or returnto dealer . If customer returns •Prices include all costs to.be paid by cgnsumer except for-lie, rcg., & taxes. Prices include all rebates/incentives. Illustrations for design purposes only and may not represent actual itents for car, they are resp. for excess wear & tear. Mileage allow-12,000 mi/per yr. I5< per/mi, thereafter, illustrations for design pur-; *3KM k up In J6 mo., 4.9%AfR fin. up ID 48 mo., 5.«APR fin. up poses only and may not represent actual items for sale. Not res(»n.jor typographical errors. See dlr for details. cwfiBinc-. sale. Not respon. for typographical errors. See dlr for details. t).wi m |nt. ... . •••••.• »f« tow. buym Sea dedof for dotaik. "Unloss M spoofed Ul V-5 Sf Wcrjqn ond non-Saab vehicles, qro.non-certifiei). I • 'i '-''"J* December 9,2004 D-6 Cranforcf'Chrohicle imiiftrsaletais MBtrtf itt 1315 1 Cranford Chronicle D-7 Pontlac Sunftre r 2001, 4 DODGE IHTREPID '97 • 4 di HYUNDAI ACCENT L '01- 5 Mltltublihl Qalairt 01', 35k : Sedan, gray ext. & Int. miles, sunroof, spoiler, dr. auto, loaded. lBk spd., cassette, silver, 1 1 •ittftmtH»5 85K, gd.cond., great fo 45K, showroom new. warranty, ac, pwr, like miles, ' excel... Cond.; GOOD'- Certified $6000. 908-92&0869 •in SPORTSTFB SPORT student. $2600 90S7558525 S4100. 908^88-7995 new. $9500. neg. 908- TUB. M KT\r\KVQ ! CArMKin 1 'TaB,—03*;—vg~ DODGE STEALTH RT '92 SAAB : 900S—V .. . , ;SunrfTTieaterJ.seats, fully ralnt cond., many ooxlras INTEGRA OS '93 5SP. sunroof, 106K, new loaded, many custom' 120K. mint cond.. Call RED. EXC. GOOD COND, MITSUBISH13000 GT'92,Red, loaded, garage kept, mint. '$7,000 90&i17-3CS4 Tom battery, recent tires, CERTIFIED AUDI DEALER 2001 Audi A41.8 Quattro cond.. 100k-. Asking parts, 24k miles, must mmmm&smmmM Rich after 6Pm 908-337- 143.000, INSPECTED. blk. InL auto; 94K. exc. $2900 908-88&fl928. $7400. 308389-5139, see. $16700. obo 908- 0004 $320O/ol» 2BM07-6037 cond $3995. 732-381-1360 403-1397 or 9734673141. NOW HAS > DODGE STRATUS '98 -4 dr, SATURN SC2 '98 -2 Dr.. V01VO 8S0GLT 9/44k mi." ISU2U RODEO'93 •.'. . garaged, am/fm CD cas-CHEVY TAHOELS '00 -4x4, auto, PS. PB, AC, ol dtiig Mitsubishi Eclipse GS 97'- Good Cond.; A/C, PW/PU '88 COLEMAN POP-UP . V-6. 5sp, Man, 100k ml. S sette, sunroof, $8000 33K. PaMer, MM Oond, Rtrr*» every 3K. driven by St., 5spd, black, 75k, pwr eve Tilt Wheel. ABS, Track Con- 'sleeps 7, exc cond. A/C,. Cass., 'Orlg. Ownr Call 9084645160 &»*&»*. figg L^tRiyLoededL^tRiyLdd, . perfect- cond., 80.250 rything. $5500obo trol, Surnoof. 119K.S3500 Audi CcrtiiiiKl 17,995 •screen loom, many extras. Body In Good Cond. Needs OBO. Coll 908-276«299 0%APR $18900. Can 908ffl9«830 $3700 908-687-9521 973202-9229 •*V0LVO '90 740 GLE* ; $2200/obo 908-322-7284 Minor Engine Repair, S75O ApprpX. • 80,000 ml, F1S0 Crev XLT FORD CONTOUR '96 yery **908-322-4414** MITSUBISHI M0NTERO SATURN SL1 '98 - Exc. leath^f/heated seats. \i ^i*' " 1 2001 Audi A41.8T Quattro clean, 88K ml., ps, pb.'pw SPORT ES '02- 25K. 1 Cond., 1 Owner, 130K sunroof, automatlo/ fully V8, WL',4 full slidrs. Mint, AC. Must' sell $2200.- JEEP CHEROKEE LAREDO (90% Highway Ml.) $4000 FINANCING ear. kept . 57k miles, • Traatpinatlpo own.. S16.500. 908-403- loaded, runs and looks 908-723-2109 4X4 '99 • 82K,. good 5319 aft. 4 9086230776 . : ' . greatasklng $2600 loaded, W/bed extend . cond., Ithr seats, all pwr, s.973-715-9859 $.l9000.firm. 9084165782 ImoPMis&Accessories Ford Escort 2000 2X3, 34k sun roof, new brakes. •MUST SELL* 'miles, Excel. Cond., 2 Dr., $11,500 732-574-1419 AVAILABLE! Volvo Cross Country Wagon PLYMOUTH ' 98 2002 HONDA ACCORD SE 2002 HONDA CRV EX 2002 HONDA ODYSSEY EX 1355 All poivur, Sun roof, BREE2E EXPRESSO Audi Certified 18,995 .. -.'OKully loaded.. 3" row MUSTSEE Saturn SW2, 1993. 38 K, Green, S4700. obo. 732-JEEP Chorokeo Sport '99 Good cond. 62K tnlles. seatsS2K, sunroof & root FORD F25O '02 Club cab ,4X4SUVAutdmatic Minivan Automatic CHEW TRACKER/SUZUKI Very clciln, $3000. obo 1 SedanAutomdttc 463-1442 4x4, 6 cyl., Chllu red, Charcoal Black, p/6, p/b, •rack, ^ New Tires & diosel, 4WD, • 40k ml.', 'Vitaru, 2 .dr pro lop liurd 973467-8460 1 auto, AC, new tiros, exc $2700 obo 90&507*037 The 2001 ^iL ••' BrakaS.$21.900. black & silver, loaded 4q'l,autn,ps,|>b,ri/c,iim/fm«/CD.pw,pl, «t - 6eyl, nirlo, ps, pABS. ale, inn/fin ii/Cll, pw. ( Jtop, black, lits 1999 & Up FORD ESCORT 2X2 '99, 2001 Audi A6 2.8 Quattro cniiw, (ill. s/root cloth seals, vDver, 9.W5 >J> cond. 78K. $7,800. Car :Cl|^S€3535 $25,000. 90&S92-3900 nl. cnilsc.tilt, power slid inn doors, cloth > auto, AC, CD, pw, sllvclr miles,sik»7595A.vlnKC0075l6. •••••• j model years. $200' 908- 073-3769439 • NISSAN '91 300ZX 2+2, 5- Volvo V7O XC 1998,AWD, Irui'rio'r, gold. 23.47J raUt'H,, Mk«639M, 654-9777 w/gray Inter.. 72k'inlltes, FORD F-250 4X4 XLT '87 3&0G1J miles, «i»7MGA,.»'tnf JC00978I. vln«2WB347<. '••.:• . • , '20,499 spd,' 137K ml, ex. cond. •loaded, leather hoated •$4200.-: 90*889-4370 Joop Wrangler '89- Bluo.VG, New tires and battery Saturn SW2, 1993, 38 K, A6 2.8QUATTRO . seats, moon roof,'.3'J row . Lariat : 429-V8 auto, cun- 3 MORE AT SIMILAR SAVINGS torn paint, alum. whls. 3 MORE AT SIMILAR SAVINGS 3 MORE AT SIMILAR SAVINGS JEEP WRANGLER '94 FORD TAURUS '93 Deluxe. 4.2 Liter, good condition. $6300/bo 732.381-3658 Very clean. $3000. pbo seat, new brakes, 74k 0°o Financing $ ;PS, PB, .PW, POL, VC. Black Hard Top. Exc.Very clean, runs well, 125,000 ml. $2800. 973467-8460 : miles. $11000. 732-384- NISSAN Altlma GXC '2000 Audi Certified ; • exc. .cond., $5500/obo Cond.,90B-27G8770 or good tires, many now 55 ;2B68 , . • •• 200IHONDA 2001 HONDA $ IJ99ACURA 57000 I996U0.VDA 57OQO 46K nil exc cond. auto ps,- •973467-1761 ; Cell 908-96G-.1 869 . parts. $1500. Please call SUBARU LEGACY '95 CIVIC LX4DR 1Z999 2Ja2DB /.777 CIVIC El 2OB .: I1J77. LANDROVER DISCOVERY pb, pw, p/dl, org. owner, 130K mi, .Forward Drive VW JETTA GIS 00 • 5 spd, Your Source For 4 ql, Elo, p^'pABS, a/c ain'bi UICB, 90&232-1459 . FORD XL PICKUP '86 • 76.K, Every Certified Used Honda i C)t 5 ipd, Pt.pt], tic Wbi) liHtto, pw, '95 • Reliable transpoita- $7500. 908497-1779 : ; Automatic, Power Win- 2001 Audi A4 2.7T Quattro . .silver, leather, snrf, CD, full b xlta, mitt, bbtC dly w • pw, pl/pin, rulUs, dly wlncn, pflnink, pi, pitf, radium dly wipera, pJirank, A/C, auto, bodllnur, cap, p/urali, X/gllM, kp.Httreli, llll, r/dtf, l/t(ui,llllI I. I ...It., rjdrf,!.• I lnb,tti,Jfr .• FORD TAURUS '96 wagon, tlon. S3000 OBO 908- dows and sunroof,'Alum. . .power. 39K, ext-toar., exc. 9Ut CHRYSLER C6NC0RDE LXI T :.TjOO-35Km'l, w/loalhor In- YOU SAVE 8472 YOU SAVE 9712 YOU SAVE 6664 ferior, new tiros, great YOU SAVE 5947 only: ^T. MM m W W_W month Std Crjuip Incl: 420016. aulo OD IramViMrsliiirj/lxki/iviral/locks. Aid, t/rjli, Std' Equip Incl: 420016; aulo OD trans, pwr slrng/biks/wind/locks/mirr. Stil fquip Incl: 3.,8tVB, aulo OD lians, pwr siinii/biks/wind/locla/min AIH, '^•condition. $9,000. Call •. Slil Equip Incl: 3.4LVS, aulo 0,0 trahs, pwr. strnrj/biks/wiiii.l/lockj/mjiis/iriink, till, alum wills. Opt [quip Iricl: siilp aiitaos, pw soal/lilil miir, AM/FM Sleriaj All), doop t/gls, alum wWi, till, looi'ratt Opt. Equip Incl sidt) air baijs, • t/(|ls. r/dei, lill, ci'uisi), Blum ftlill Opt Efluip'lnd: Illir belts, sjilc oil ktj lii'M), •i'^08-333-2813 • -AIR. t/gls, till, r/ilof. Opt [quip Incl: pwr scat, mats, ciuisD, AM/fM Stciat), aiss CO mats, r/dal, cimso, Ws nikfe limjj lack ooss bail ramliylos s onliy, CD, cass, iimnlnjibids. sum), p*f sealrrats. r/ilol, ciuiso, icmoio koyloss sunil, AM/TM Steroo-cais,CO, hiMied seals, dual pwr seats, diiyu inloi cntr, •' Plus lax, tag and tttte. 36 monihsi12K iSs PerYear LeaseV20(t Per Additional Mile.$1495 Total Due At Start. CO. SI&3H3F, V(N#4£fi39Hi MSRP $22,945. Incl.ttM laclory mbals & •. •StktfW, VINH924I482, MSIU* $28,660. Incl. $3500 factory rcluloilqiuH . abni. Stk(5525lT, WN»4aito. M^llfJ32.070. Ind. 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"This THE CHRONICLE conservancy will raise the money, even if it's not in one month—- CRANFORD - The Township donations are still coming in for Committee has agreed to take the (Sept. 11) memorial across measures to move along improve- the street." ments to the Cranford Canoe The original $13.0,000 of Club, including accepting an Green Acres funding was split additional $75,000 in low inter- between projects at the Canoe eat loans from the state's Green Club and improvements at Acres fund. Hanson Park, The commit- but with addi- tee agreed in "If we're going to fix it, I tional work slat- June to delay ed for the Canoe any further think it should be fixed the Club, funds fell action on the right way, or it shouldn't approximately project until be fixed at all." $67,000 short of Young leaders local officials the total needed knew that fund- — Mayor to complete the Junior Amanda Porter helps to lead ing was avail- Barbara Bilger initial phases of a Cranford girl's basketball team able. Committee both projects. this year that has no senior mem- members are The club will bers. The Cougars still hai/e plenty hoping that the $75,000 will be need a new roof, fresh paint, and of experience on the floor. See pajd back by fundraising efforts signage. Previous neglect of the Sports, Page C-1. from the Hanson Park building's structure, including Conservancy, a group led by the accretion of four layers of Planning Board member Lynda roofing, has driven the cost up. Feder that is raising money for The committee also agreed to projects at Hanson Park and the spend $9,750 to hire architectur- Some quality time with Santa Clans Canoe Club. al firm Stark Associates to pre- "If we're going to fix it, I think pare bids and administer proj- Saturday's grey skies couldn't it should be fixed the right way, 267 BROAD STREET, SUMMIT, NEW JERSEY deter the holiday celebration or it shouldn't be fixed at all," (Continued on page A-2) FIVE STAR in downtown Cranford. 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