ttBB Serving Westfield, Scotch Plains and Fanwood . Friday, October 8,2004 50 cents Board urges repeal of new spending rules nearly 6 percent. have been passed in the last two weeks by tendent, who also has oversight of second THE RECORD-PRESS S-1701 was signed into law in July as a the Scotch Plains-Fanwood and Cranford questions if administrative costs are component of Gov. James McGreevey's school boards. deemed inefficient, Berman said. WESTFIELD — The Board of overall budget package. The overall state The new law reduces allowable spend- Under the law, second questions will Education unanimously approved a reso- budget also ballooned by nearly 17 per- ing increases for school districts from 3 not be allowed for new programs and serv- lution calling for a repeal of a new state cent, and included a controversial borrow- percent annually to 2.5 percent, or the ices included in prior years' budgets, and law that places significant new budgetary ing plan that survived an unsuccessful Consumer Price Index (CPI) rate — can not include new programs or services restrictions on school districts, legal challenge by state Republicans. whichever is greater. necessary to achieve the state's Core At the board's regular meeting Tuesday Since its passage, and especially in the It also restricts local authority over Curriculum Content Standards. night, Business Administrator Bob last month, the law has met a wave of crit- budget transfers and places limitations on While educators and board members Berman told members the law, commonly icism from school districts, who say the second budget questions. are upset, the law has already had a tan- known as S-1701, will contribute to a conditions will artificially lower taxes in For example, all line item transfers gible impact on Westfield taxpayers. A spending increase allowance of only 3.8 the next few years while leading to long- greater than 10 percent of the amount of component of the bill requires schools to percent for the coming year. Under the term increases and weakening local con- the line account in the advertised budget 2004-05 budget, spending increased by trol over education. Similar resolutions must be approved by the county superin- (Continued on page A-2) Casein Ms Residents turn out

Sean Smith hauled in this pass for a touchdown in Scotch Plains contest for discussion of against Cranford over the weekend, tut the Raiders still fell to their Watchung Conference foe. See the downtown project story in Sports. Page C-1. •y BRADI In what Mahr termed an "edu- THE RECORD-PRESS cation session on the downtown," residents were given snapshots FANWOOD — At a well- of redevelopment strategies pur- attended public meeting held sued by other New Jersey com- over the future of the borough's munities. Planning consultant downtown, residents were updat- Dave Roberts said the borough ed on the progress of a downtown can create a "sense of place" in revitalization committee and the downtown by constructing a given the opportunity to voice pedestrian-friendly retail area their opinions about redevelop- inside the borough's redevelop- ment. ment zone. After more than an hour of The 6.5-acre tract of land, open discussion, the approxi- bounded by South, Martine and mately 100 residents who packed LaGrande avenues and Second the Fanwood Presbyterian Street, was designated an area in Church indicated enthusiasm for need of redevelopment in May downtown redevelopment, but 2001. The Borough Council reservations about increased res- adopted a redevelopment plan in idential density. March 2002. The Sept. 30 meeting was the The previous borough admin- first significant step in istration designated Landmark Fanwood's redevelopment Communities to redevelop the Miss Ftny Wtttf process in more than a year, and property, but those negotiations the first open forum on the topic were suspended when Mayor Lou Fanwood threw its annual Fanny during the administration of Wood Day celebration Sunday, oner- Democrat Mayor Colleen Mahr. (Continued on page A-2) ing a collection of family fun in the downtown. See pictures from the event in Community Life, Page 8-1. Residents press their case on pond scum At Scotch Plains •yaraaMMK were in place, the algae was so THE RECORD-PRESS prevalent that it clogged the aer- ators, causing a malfunction. Day, fun for WESTFIELD — Residents of The town subsequently the Tamaques Park neighbor- installed a more effective, though hood turned out in force at less picturesque, device and the whole family Tuesday's Town Council meeting, treated the pond with environ- The annual Scotch Plains calling the condition of the park's mentally-safe algaecide, Marsh Day celebration on Sunday pond this summer "unacceptable" said. "This was really a tempo- offered lote of fun for the and urging the town to do more rary situation," whole family — and especial- to fix the problem. The pond is now "under con- ly for the younger members The park's artificial pond was trol," he said, though his depart- of the community. Above, clogged with algae for most of the ment is exploring other improve- township resident Nicola summer, producing an unsightly, ments related to the flow of water Nwrdnrs Horn, 8, helps a clown per- foul-smelling mess, though resi- into and out of the pond. form a magic trick. At left, dents acknowledged the situation And a survey is underway to •Mite a win Fanwood'a Sarah McEvoy, 4, has improved in recent weeks. determine whether the dredging feeds some of the animals in Town engineer Ken Marsh The Westfield Jaycees are reviving a the petting zoo. The day also was ever successfully completed; popular tradition this year, raffling featured live music from the said the problem was created if not, the contractor may be off a Mercedes to raise money for Nerds and a tribute to some when a dredging project began called back to finish the job. CONTACT We Care and the Jaycees of the local residents who last fall ran into the spring, But that explanation didn't Foundation scholarship fund. For have passed away In the last meaning the fish supply in the entirely satisfy the more than a more information on how to get in year. pond was not replenished and dozen members of a neighbor- on the contest, turn to Page A-B. there were no aerators in place hood association who packed the until the summer had already conference session. begun. Due to the late start, "the Though the algae situation algae got ahead of us this year," KEVIN PAPA/CORRESPONDENT Marsh said; once the aerators (Continued on page A-2) Rotary sets sights on restoration SP Council poised Street fair to a museum use similar to the attended, the group brain- THE RECORD-PRESS Miller-Cory House in Westfield stormed a variety of fundraising MWestflell or the Drake House in Plainfield. ideas, including selling drawings to appoint architects me Westfield Street Fair and Craft SCOTCH PLAINS — A local But first, the house needs to of the house, selling name plates •y BRAD BISHOP The council will award engi- Show will be held 11 a.m. -5 p.m. organization is attempting to be sealed, weather-stripped, and to be displayed inside the neering firm MRM Architecture Saturday at the South Avenue train restore a township home that fumigated to eliminate insect restored building, selling t- THE RECORD-PRESS with the contract. The North Station parking lot. Admission is predates the Revolutionary War, problems, Hughes said. The shirts, and selling commemora- SCOTCH PLAINS — On Brunswick-based firm was one of free, and the event will feature a project that will require a sub- Rotary also wants to place ply- tive bricks to be displayed on a Tuesday, the Township Council is four the library's board of direc- music, food, artists, crafters, stantial amount of money to wood over the roof to protect the walkway leading up to the expected to pass resolutions tors interviewed for the project. games, rides and family fun, complete. Frazee house from further house. appointing two firms to perform In a report to the council, The Frazee house, first built weather damage. These short- The Frazee house was architectural and engineering Kolaya said the extensive refur- in 1761, was originally a 360 term repairs will cost between acquired by the township services for repairs and enhance- bishment is needed to protect the square foot saltbox colonial. $10,000 and $15,000. through eminent domain in ments on three township-owned 32-year old facility's 80,000 item Since then, it has been expanded The long-term restoration will 2000, said Mayor Martin Marks. buildings. collection of books and to miti- to encompass about 1,400 square be substantially more expensive, The house and about an acre of One of those is the library, gate health concerns for employ- feet and includes three bed- though the Rotary won't be able surrounding property was subdi- which has sustained water dam- ees. rooms, a kitchen, living room, to estimate the coat of the reno- vided from a larger township- age to the ceiling, walls, and The library has suffered unex- Commentary A-4 and family room. vation until a historic preserva- owned parcel last year. Township flooring. The facility requires a pected, significant damage in the But the house has fallen into tion expert determines what officials hoped that a historic- roof replacement, window glazing last few years. After a major fire Community Life B-1 a state of extreme disrepair, repairs are necessary. minded private investor would replacement, interior renovation in February of 2003, the town- according to Oenise Hughes of Hughes acknowledged the purchase the property and reno- and alteration work, ceiling and ship spent $350,000 to repair fire Sports C-1 the Fanwood-Scotch Plains cost will run well into the hun- vate the house. lighting replacement, and wall damage, electrical wiring, and Rotary Club. Weather-related dreds of thousands of dollars. But Hughes said the property waterproofing and painting. rehabilitate a chairlift in the chil- Prime Time B-4 damage and vandalism by party- But the Rotary is attempting to probably couldn't be sold as a Earlier this year, a report by dren's wing. ing teens over the years has raise money for the project, and residence both because of the Library Director Meg Kolaya Two other township facilities Obituaries A-6 marred the historic building, began work to that effect by cost of renovating it and because estimated the total cost of repairs are in need of substantial repair. which needs both short-term and holding a meeting and fundrais- of the house's historic features. at $600,000; the immediate The municipal building on Park Real Estate C-3 long-term repairs, she said. er on the subject Sept. 29. The ceilings, to cite just one architectural and engineering Avenue requires a roof replace- The organization wants to At that gathering, which services are expected to cost Police Log A-5 restore the house and convert it Rotary members said was well- (Continued on page A-6) $50,000. (Continued on page A-2) A-2 ftecord Press October 8, 2004 Residents turn out for discussion Board urges repeal of rules (Continued from page A-l) The existing plan does not call be driven by the municipality, cau- for acquisition of privately owned tioned resident Robert Kraus, and (Continued from page A-l) et cycle, an increase of $2.7 million or 3.8 per- Jung and two Republican council- lots within the zone; if the borough not downtown property owners. cent. men were defeated by Democrats decides to change that, the council Leaving the process to the private reduce surpluses to just 3 percent of their total Based on the $4.1 million spending increase in the 2003 municipal elections. will have to revise or amend the sector will lead to slow progress, he operating budgets for the current year and ear- in the most recent budget, the board will have to An advisory committee appoint- redevelopment plan, he said. said. mark all free balance above that amount for cut spending increases in next year's budget by ed by Mahr has been collecting Downtown property owners 'The downtown area is and has immediate tax relief. as much as $1.4 million. sentiment from residents and appear split on whether they want been under-developed, under- This year, the district returned $722,000 back Board members offered little comment on the downtown merchants and proper- to develop downtown property assessed, and under-utilized," to the taxpayers, reducing the property tax levy issue at the meeting. Foley said the impact could ty owners. The committee, chaired themselves or sell their tracts of Kraus said. "If we stay the way we by about $72 on the average homeowner be discussed in depth at Finance Committee by Councilman Joe Higgms, was land to the municipality or a desig- are we will be stagnant." Next year, school districts will be able to carry meetings, and presentations are planned before formed in April and has been fund- nated developer. Most merchants "The downtown needs a face- surpluses of only 2 percent of their total spend- the PTC and other school organizations, ed by a $50,000 Smart Growth want to remain part of Fanwood's lift," agreed resident Mary ing plans. Many school administrators say Weatfield's representatives in the state grant from the state Department downtown; some, however, are will- Campion. reducing surpluses to such a thin amount limits . Legislature split their votes on the bill over the of Community Affairs. ing to relocate. But resident Michelle Fuga said districts' ability to respond to facilities emergen- summer, with Sen. Tom Kean Jr. voting in favor Mahr has called for increased In unscientific surveys conduct- she was nervous about the effect of cies or other unanticipated costs. of S-1701 and Assemblymen Jon Bramnick and public participation in the redevel- ed by the advisory committee, resi- traffic on pedestrian safety, partic- This represents a significant shift in the way Eric Munoz voting against A-99, the companion opment process, and she said dents expressed support for mixed- ularly on school children walking school budget decisions are being made," said bill in the lower house. Wednesday's meeting was intend- use development. A majority of through the area. Superintendent William Foley. "Legislators in "The bill was an artificial means to keep taxes ed to correct misinformation resi- respondents said they support a "Whatever the plans are, some-, their wisdom have decided to take power away down and as a practical matter, it cannot work," dents have about the borough's mixed-use project with internal thing is going to happen — think of from you" and transfer it to county and state said Bramnick. "When you require the board of plans — and to solicit their view- parking camouflaged by retail or my children when you are (plan- administrators, he told the board. education to reduce spending, how do you deal points on the future of the down- residential buildings; those sur- ning) this development," she said. The bill does not directly affect Spending with rising insurance costs and other contractu- town. veyed were largely opposed to a At the end of the session, Growth Limitation Adjustments (SGLAs) that al costs?" "I am very pleased with the higher intensity development that Higgins said the committee had allow schools to spend above the cap for unusu- Bramnick added that the bill was passed in a large turnout and the level of would include a parking deck. been considering traffic and school ally high increases in student enrollment or spe- hasty fashion, and said even many Democrats awareness that residents have," But a plan that includes town- impact in its discussions. He cial education costs. But the school district will Mahr said. "(They) left (the meet- houses, many said at last week's stressed that residents' concerns who voted in favor of the measure are now were paramount to the future of see less revenue from this category than in the unsure if they made the right decision. ing) having a better understanding meeting, would add unwanted traf- current year, because the increase in enrollment of what the borough is trying to fic and increase the burden on andowntown redevelopment. "It's difficult to vote against the party's posi- "We're not here with precon- is expected to be smaller by about 60 students. tion," Bramnick said. accomplish," she added. already overtaxed school district. At last week's meeting, Roberts "Don't kid yourselves, if you ceived notions, and we don't have All these factors add up to an estimated Kean has not responded to repeated calls any answers," he said. spending plan of $72.2 million for the next budg- recommended that the borough (allow) townhouses, you will have seeking comment about his vote. encourage the construction of additional children in the school "I'm here to see this through, mixed-use buildings, with retail system," said resident Anne Marie and I'm not here to do an academ- and commercial uses on theBertado. ic exercise," Higgins continued. "If ground floor and residential uses June Hansen, a 60-year bor- we (work) together, we can make on the second and third floors of ough resident, said she was con- this happen." Residents press case on pond scum buildings. He provided examples of cerned about traffic caused by use Two more public meetings are (Continued from page A-l) couldn't believe this was site stretching back to last win- effective mixed-use projects in of the former Dean Oil property. planned by the Downtown Westfield," said Ignasio Rivera. ter — electrical wires were left Manville and Irvington. Traffic may not be the only con- Advisory Committee. Borough offi- has now improved, residents "... The mosquito condition... running near the pond for What the borough must decide, cern at the Dean Oil site; the prop- cials announced the next session said, they had been registering was unbearable. We couldn't months, they said — and the he said, is the size and scope of any erty will require substantial envi- will take place at 7:30 p.m. individual complaints with the even go outside." condition of the nearby chil- potential redevelopment, and ronmental remediation before it Wednesday, Oct. 20. The meeting town for months, to little avail, "If this was Mindowaskin dren's playground. whether private property owners can be included in a development will be held at the Fanwood and the situation spoiled their Pond, you'd never have this situ- or the municipality will drive the plan. Presbyterian Church, and resi- And they urged the town to dents are encouraged to attend. enjoyment of the park over the ation occur," he added. "This has make sure the problem of water process. Any redevelopment plan should summer. been a clear example of neglect." circulation would be addressed "People visiting the pond Residents also complained for the long term. from other towns said they about the conditions of the work Marsh agreed that the situa- Council poised to appoint architects tion is not entirely solved yet, (Continued from page A-l) The resolution for services for approved a bond ordinance of and the flow of water through those properties will include $175,000 for professional services Breast Cancer Awareness Month. the pond needs to be improved. ment, and the Department of $7,500 for preliminary architec- at all three publicly owned build- "We're looking at the whole Public Works and Recreation tural design and engineering ings; funds from that ordinance Changing your body can interface of inflow and outflow," Department facility on Plainfield services at the Plainfield Avenue will be used to pay the firms. he said. 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THE RECORD-PRESS Board members had earlier receives Silver The shop will also have its reg- implored Dunkin' Donuts to pres- ular offerings of men's, ladies, FANWOOD — A proposed ent a building more in line with children's winter and fall building some borough officials the borough's recently established Buffalo Award clothes, books, toys, jewelry, bric- feared would be a garish eyesore historic district, which has is dom- Union County FnMnoktor Al Mlrabaila a-brac, and shoes. may end up instead becoming one inated by Victorian architecture. recently prM«ntod Fatter Donald Beginning Tuesday, a large of the more attractive structures Also, since the building stands at a KaHh Hummat with a raaolutlon con- selection of Halloween dress-up in the downtown. gateway location in Fanwood's gratulating him on receiving tha Boy clothing and accessories will also At its Sept. 22 meeting, the downtown, board members Scout* of Amarica Silvar Buffalo be available for sale. '. Planning Board approved a major stressed the importance of creat- Award for hla outatandlng contribu- The Service League also runs renovation for the Dunkin' Donuts ing an attractive building at that tions and aarvica to tha youth of a Consignment Shop. Both Bhops building at the corner of South location. Amarica. Fathar Hummal la tha pastor are open 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Tuesday and Martine avenues. The Board members briefly consid- of St. Barthotornaw, Tha Apostla through Saturday and are locat- approval came after the donut Roman Catholic Church In Scotch ered requiring the corporation to Plain*. ed at 114 Elmer St. retailer's architect presented a add a false window design to The Westfield Service League revised building plan with accent the building's easternmost is a non-profit volunteer organi- columns, a reconfigured vestibule side. But after a brief debate, the zation. All proceeds are donated and floor plan, and Victorian ele- board decided not to further micro- to local charities. ments such as a peaked roof and manage the building's revised For further information, call more appealing siding. design. the Thria Shop at (908) 233-2530 At an earlier hearing, the board "Sometimes you start with a or the Consignment Shop at (908) feared the building's architecture horse, and you end up with a 232-1223. would resemble a strip-style facili- camel," said Jack Molenaar. ty, comparing the national corpo- In unanimously approving the ration's first design presentation application, the board granted the to unattractive buildings along applicant, Kowtow, Inc., a variance Subdivision proposed on Rahway Avenue Route 22. for a free-standing sign facing But board members were far Martine Avenue. The board denied rently occupy the site, located at At the Planning Board's regu- Last winter, the board granted more enthusiastic about the the company's previous applica- THE RECORD-PRESS 1540 and 1560 Rahway Ave. lar meeting, the board delayed Pijanowski approval for the sub- revised model, which was primari- tion to add a free-standing pylon Any application to subdivide two subdivision hearings at the division, which resulted in the ly characterized by neutral colors sign to the property back in 2000. WESTFIELD — Two property the property will have to contend request of the applicants' attor- demolition of a 100-year-old resi- and will restrict the use of Dunkin' Also at the Sept. 22 meeting, owners are considering subdivid- with wetlands issues; though the neys. At 515 Sherwood Parkway, dence. Donuts signature peach and plum the board approved a subdivision ing a tract of land on the town's applicants have not completed applicant Northeast Group, LLC After tearing down the house, colors to mostly accent architec- on South Avenue. The board south side. advanced engineering work, their is proposing to subdivide one the developer did not begin con- tural elements. restored a large, recently consoli- At a concept hearing before initial plans anticipate construct- building lot into two lots. And at structing the planned new "This may take what some dated property to its previous the Planning Board's Subdivision ing a bridge as part of a driveway 254 Seneca Place, applicants homes, so the approval expired. might see as an aged eyesore in three-lot configuration. Site Plan Committee Monday to extend over drainage areas. Joseph Buontempo nnd Jean The board granted the subdivi- the downtown to something the The property owners are plan- night, applicants George Board members did not com- Genievich are proposing to create sion once again on Monday night, town can be proud of," said board ning to lease the easternmost lot, Fejdbauer and Emanuel Carlino ment on the potential applica- two new lots from a single exist- as it completely conforms to the member John Deitch. situated to the east of a PSE&G briefly presented a preliminary tion, though they did suggest the ing lot. land use ordinance. Approval was "The changed plans meet both right-of-way, to a dog day-care sketch of the potential subdivi- property owners secure approval The board also granted devel- contingent upon approval of the the corporation's needs and ours company. sion, which would convert two from the state Department of oper Charles Pijanowski developer's eventual building building lots into four. Environmental Protection before approval to subdivide a lot at 619 plans by the Site Plan Review as a town," said Roseanne Tobey. The property contains five min- committee. "It looks so good, it will be known imally-used buildings in the bor- Two single-family houses cur- filing a formal application. Elm Street into two new lots. as one of the best looking Dunkin' ough's light industrial zone. In Donuts around." approving the subdivision, the The company had sought site board granted variances for side- plan approval to construct a near- yard setbacks but eliminated an ly 1,000 square foot addition to the existing use variance. rear of its existing building, much "Anything that would help Eighth grade students and their parents of which will be dedicated to stor- move these properties along, be age. Also included in the plan was developed, and become an active are cordially invited to... / a reconfiguration of the parking part of Fanwood is a good thing," Molenaar said. 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Jersey Boy A positive step on redevelopment The public forum held last week to discuss redevelop- Mike Deak ment in downtown Fanwood was an important, if over- due, step in the effort to renew the borough's commercial district. Though the session probably should have been At home held earlier in the year, the Borough Council should be commended for creating space for the public discussion. And while redevelopment talks have sometimes played in the world before sparse crowds in previous years, local residents stepped up to take advantage of the invitation, turning out in force to consider what is unquestionably the most and at home important issue facing the community. This column has previously It's important that this process of official outreach appeared in this space. and public engagement continues in the months ahead. Minutes after the train left As experiences in neighboring towns such as Westfield Baltimore and began rattling over and Cranford have shown, there's no surer way to sink the rotting rails, my suitcase fell off an ambitious redevelopment project than to try and the overhead rack and onto my head. force it upon a suspicious community. Local residents, "Are you OK, Miss?" the conduc- just like business owners and property owners, need to tor asked coming up the aisle be brought into the process — both because their politi- behind me. cal support will be essential to the project's ultimate It was somewhere in the mid- success, and because they will undoubtedly make valu- 1970s and, yes, my hair was girlish- able contributions to what the project should look like. ly long. But as soon as the conduce At the same time, there will be issues on which local tor saw my chin's struggling stub- officials will have to tell residents "No" — and one of ble and heard a deliberately husky them is apparent already. At last week's forum, a group "fine" from my lips, he quickly of residents expressed unease about the inclusion of res- returned the suitcase to the rack idential units in any future development. Their concerns and hurried away without acknowledging the gender confu- about traffic (and, to a lesser extent, impact on the sion. I was too woozy to acknowl- school system) are not unwarranted. But for several rea- edge the pain and embarrassment; sons, a residential component will have to be a part of I had just pulled my first all- any unsuccessful redevelopment. nighter to complete a paper and For one thing, any developer chosen for the project nothing made a difference because will insist on residential units. The market in the area is Letters to the editor I was going home for Thanksgiving. such that builders are willing to give towns a little of This had been the first time I what the municipalities want — new retail space — in had been away from Neshanic exchange for what the developers want — residential More parking woes on the horizon Station on my own and my soul space. A project that consists entirely of retail and office ached for the comfort and safety of To The Record-Press: downtown area or even our town. The high school, the home. At college I was a rube of space simply will not be acceptable to a developer. Instead of continually singing the same song about temple, the YMCA, our churches and our neighbor- sorts — book smart and street stu- Theoretically, the township could "buy out" the builder's there being empty spots in the south side train station hoods all share in the basic need for a place to put cars. pid. Though I could discuss in anticipated profit on residential units by offering a lot in Westfield, why isn't anyone out counting the hun- Congestion is one of the largest problems that faces depth the subtleties of James sweetheart tax deal, but there are good reasons that dreds of illegally parked cars in our downtown and sur- Westfield, as well as the entire state of New Jersey. Joyce's Dubliners, I was a mute idea won't get anywhere. rounding areas? In the next three to five years the state Department illiterate in more important mat- There's another, better reason to include residential On the Lord and Taylor-owned property (Employee of Transportation estimates another million cars in the ters, such as beer, pot and the development — it will be good for the town. Residential Lot #2), next to the Methodist Church lot at North and state. There are no gates at the inroads. Has anyone Grateful Dead. The lessons I had units, whether apartments, condominiums or townhous- Clark, there are between 90 and 100 cars squeezed in stopped to consider that the average household in learned on the streets of Neshanic by 8 a.m. weekdays. While is nice of Lord and Taylor to Westfield has more than three cars? Station were irrelevant and while I es, will bring diversity to a housing stock dominated by be a "good neighbor" and not have commuters towed To be pro-active is the best solution to planning for single-family homes. The people who live in the residen- should have been angered, I was for the moment, they do ask people who aren't shop- the future. The Town of Westfield should take steps to puzzled and disappointed. But in tial units will provide the customer base for the stores pers or employees not to park there for several months control what is built to accommodate the hundreds of the college classroom I felt more at that inhabit the new retail space. And the units and the a year when they need to use their own spaces. What cars that need a place to go, as it would enable us to home; it was the sort of intellectual people who live in them will help knit the downtown into happens when they decide to make this ban perma- build out the town as we direct, extending the fabric of haven where I could seek shelter the rest of the community. nent or sell or use the property for other purposes? our businesses and residential neighborhoods. from everyday anxieties. The world Despite the concerns, it's clear that residential con- Where do those cars go? 1 can't imagine why they On our block on Kimball Avenue alone, in 15 inside the classroom was much big- struction will — and should — be a part of any redevel- would want the liability of people basically trespassing homes there are 43 permanent vehicles here every day. ger and friendlier than the other on their property. They've already asked a Realtor on I am sure that this is the case all over town, not just on opment in downtown Fanwood. Now it's up to local offi- Broad Street to stop using their other lot, Employee worlds of my life. cials to convince their constituents of that fact and help our block. Are you willing to give up one of your cars? Lot #1, across from their store on North Avenue. What about your neighbors, do you think they would? Back in my own bed, I slept the the project move forward. You see trespassing on private parking all over Do you think it's even right to consider posing the deep, calm sleep of an infant town. PNC Bank's private lots are used to support question to them? exhausted by crying. But when I other businesses at all hours of the day and night. Our I join with many of our 30,000 residents to woke up, I felt a strange unease, municipal building and post office employees park applaud our mayor and council and their quest to the same anxiety that used to fill daily at a local church. Where will they go when the resolve the longstanding parking issues that have me when I raised my hand in ele- The Record-Press is here for you YMCA moves forward with its plans for this property faced Westfield. As a past member of the Mayor's mentary school though I didn't and needs its own parking? Parking Advisory Committee I am saddened by know the answer. That unease The following information should help you get your What about the 10-plus cars parked in the fire zone remarks to the effect that the committee was "duped." faded into dread as I neared adjacent to municipal lots 1 and 8? Where should they It sounds like some people are upset that the commit- LaMonte Field in Bound Brook ideas and community news into The Record-Press: where the traditional Somerville Call Editor Gregory Marx at (732) 396-4219 with story go? How about all of the parkers that cram multiple tee's recommendation weren't followed through toth e cars into private spaces beliind their buildings? What letter, thus some will still bear traffic on their street. and Bound Brook football game suggestions, questions or comments. For sports, call Chad was being played. I should have Hemenway at (732) 396-4202. about the shopping carts from our beloved Trader Joe's It sounds like most of the "Not in my backyard" per- that are in the adjacent lots? The town still has some sons just simply don't want to consider the overall been looking forward to seeing all Our address: The Record-Press, 301 Central Ave., Clark, metered spots located within 25 feet of crosswalks and needs of our town and its residents. Some are trying to my high school friends for the first NJ, 07066. 50 feet of stop signs. All nine of our public schools as strike fear in our hearts by spouting numbers that pur- time since the summer, but I want- Our fax number is (732) 574-2613. well as the Administration Building on Elm Street port to increase our taxes even more. Pear is not some- ed to turn around and go home. Our e-mail address is [email protected]. have enormous impact on the amount of cars parked thing to base our lives on. Positive, forward thinking is The game was terrible. Bound Deadlines on the streets, in addition to the commuters parked on what will help restore calm and safety to our streets. Brook walloped my alma mater 22- our residential streets. DE8BY BURSLEM 8 and the only highlight was a The deadline for submitting articles and press releases Parking is not a problem exclusive to our beloved Westfleld snow flurry that swept down to The Record-Press is 5 p.m. Friday. Watchung Mountain. I had very lit- The deadline for submitting letters to the editor is 10 tle to say tom y high school class- mates and I found myself not real- a.m. Monday. Fanwood Dems focus on ballfields ly all that interested in what they Correction policy To The Record-Press: Department of Environmental Protection for a grant had to say. They seemed stuck in We appreciate the interest that was shown on Sept. to renovate LaGrande Park and bring some of our tax another time, like insects caught in The Record-Press will correct errors of fact, context or 30 at the public forum on Fanwood's downtown rede- dollars back to our community. amber. I was waiting for them to presentation and clarify any news content that confuses or velopment plans and thank everyone who attended Councilman Higgins is especially concerned about acknowledge life had changed or, at misleads readers. Please report errors to Editor Greg the session. Our community is making good progress our ball fields. An outstanding baseball player at least, that we all had changed, but Marx at (732) 396-4219. because homeowners, merchants, downtown property Rutgers, he later played minor league baseball and they were all like soldiers return- owners and the Downtown Advisory Board are work- was voted into the Union County Baseball Hall of ing from a war who could not ing together with the mayor and council toward a con- Fame in 1992. He was a Little League manager for 15 accept that their world had drasti- sensus. years and now his son, Joseph Jr., is an assistant base- cally changed. I grew so impatient While downtown revitalization is high on every- ball coach at Scotch Plains-Fanwood High School. that I actually started to concen- one's list of priorities for Fanwood's future, we are Fanwood is a great place to live and we want to trate on the football game, but I -ffir gg g keenly aware that our parks also need attention. We keep it that way. The Democratic majority on the couldn't even get upset that the know that our ball fields and tennis courts need Borough Council secured aid from Trenton and Pioneers were being whipped. 1 improvements. We are working to fixth e problems brought our taxes dollars back to Fanwood. We want wanted to leave, but I didn't want NJN Publishing © 2004 and get these facilities back into shape. to continue to build on the successes of the past year to go home. I didn't know where I A Penn Jersey Advance, Inc. Newspaper The Softball fields at Forest Road Park underwent with Mayor Colleen Mahr to control taxes and main- wanted togo . extensive rehabilitation a few years ago, but now tain our unique quality of life for the children, young Because the role of melancholy there are irrigation and drainage issues that must be Publisher Eileen Bickel 732-396-4404 adults and senior citizens of Fanwood. brooder was the only one that addressed. We are in the process of securing a grant That is why we are running for seats on the seemed to fit, I spent a lot a lot of Editor Greg Marx , 732-396-4219 from the Union County Kids Recreation Trust Fund to Borough Council in the Nov. 2 general election. And time brooding that weekend, Sporw Editor Chad (iemenway 732-396-4202 rectify the situation. that is why we are asking for your support. Eventually, like a devoted Joyce The tennis courts at LaGrande Park are in poor KATHERINE MITCHELL acolyte, I experienced an epiphany. condition, and there are safety concerns at the softball President, Fanwood Borough Council I realized 1 could reconcile my self- field and the playground. We want to repair the tennis JOSEPH HIGGINS made life with the duality of my court surfaces and purchase new nets and posts. We Member, Fanwood Borough Council experience. My life was not going to also want to reconfigure the softball field and install Chairman, Downtown Advisory Board be a choice between different, new fencing so children can play safely near the The authors arc the Democratic candidates for two divergent paths; it was going tob e 301 Ctntrai AMHH*. Clsrh, SJ. 07066 swings without fear of being hit by a home run. seats on the Fanwood Borough Council in the Nov. 2 a journey down many different Toward that end, we have applied to the New Jersey election. paths at the same time. And it President Thomas H. Krekel 908-7824747 Exi 640 would be my mission to find to dis- Senior V.P. Operations Joseph Gloioso 908-575-6759 cover how they would eventually Controller Margaret M. Gerke 908-782-4747 Kit 670 Kerry good, Bush bad in first debate converge. It was alright to be at home both in the world and at To The Record-Press: would be the clear choice as someone who can be trust- home. I didn't have to discard what I watched the first presidential debate with a great ed to make smart and sound decisions as commander I had learned on the streets of News: Phone: 732-396-4219 Fax: 732-574-2613 deal of interest, and ns it turns out, surprise, given the in chief of our country. Circulation: 1-800-300-9321 Neshanic Station in place of anoth- amount of preparation that was reported to have gone Many have said that this is the most important er set of knowledge. It was OK to Advertising: 732-396-4404 • Classified: 1-800-472-0102 into this debate. election in our lifetime, and I believe that to be the case lead a confusing life that others President Bush came across as defensive, inarticu- even more so after watching the debate. The safety and may not understand. Record-Press (I SI'S (KXvO-iOl h published on Frlilii bj NJN hiblMiiin. <(l] Ctmra] *»•, Cljrk, Nj iriHifi late, nervous, annoyed, and evasive. Senator Kerry security of our country, our leadership in the world Second d»s povajit pjld JI Cnnford. Nj IVOlta. WttlMAStHi pit** vend chuiKCS lo N|N !"uhlishinn iLiUillnit-nl uflice, At the end of the weekend I was T performed magnificently. He showed leadership, judg- and the future for our children depend on our voting PO tkn (>W, Somcrvillf. NJ OWPh, Subscription rues In niii]1»mt')t"4r within I nktn founty fl . oul of county $W. 0111 glad to be back on the train to ofslale SH To Mihwribf nil ment, knowledge, poise, and resolution. for Senator Kerry for president in this election Baltimore. But I also knew that in If I knew notliing more about these two candidates NANCY DITOMASO a month I would be glad to be going than what was evident in this debate, Senator Kerry Fanwood home again. October 8,2004 Itocord Pr«ss A-5

SHOULD COLUMBUS DAY BE A FEDERAL HOLIDAY?

MATT LOUGHLIN DERRICK MEIER MARK BOYD MARIE VARLEY FRANCIS WOLLEON SIMA MURPHY WMtfMd Scotch Plaint Westftold visiting Cranford Cranford Cranford Absolutely — Columbus is credit- No — we don't know the full It's absurd we put our words Yes, Columbus Day comes at a It should be a federal holiday — How else are my kids going to ed with discovering America, and story about Columbus, whether and perspectives on things that nice time of the year, and peo- it is part of our tradition and part get off school lor a day? Plus, that's no small achievement. He it's good or bad. The (New occurred 500 years ago. To take ple need a break after Labor of our history. It is part of the it's my birthday we have that came across the ocean at a time World) was settled before we away from Columbus' achieve- Day. It's also a beautiful time of record of how our country was in common. when many thought he would fall found it. ments is small-minded. year. founded and part of how we off the other side of the world. came to be as a nation.

The Westfield Day Care Center Scotch Plains Council Friends are seeking donations of children's outgrown cloth- ing, books, puzzles, education- al toys and games for the urges expansion of annual fall sale Oct. 22-23. Items should be clean and In good condition; adult clothing, pay-to-play restrictions stuffed animals, cribs, and large Infant and toddler items Republican, while state govern- will not be accepted. The THE RECORD-PRESS ment is controlled by Democrats. clothing sizes needed are Former Mayor Bill infant to size 14. Donations will SCOTCH PLAINS — Shortly McClintock, chairman of the be accepted 8 a.m.-3 p.m. Oct. after Gov. James McGreevey township's Republican 13-15 and 9 a.m.-noon Oct. 16 ordered a significant new restric- at in the Christian Education Committee, said restrictions on Building, 120 Mountain Ave., tion on political campaign contri- campaign donations to municipal Westfield. All donations are tax butions, the Township Council political parties were acceptable deductible. The proceeds will announced its interest in extend- "if done on an equitable basis." provide scholarships for chil- ing the measure to municipal pol- But he said the issue hasn't dren whose parents need itics. been a significant problem in financial aid in obtaining day The practice of donating sub- Scotch Plains, where most dona- care for children aged 18 stantial campaign contributions tions are fairly small and come months through kindergarten. to political parties by businesses from individuals. For further information about and individuals hoping to secure "The numbers are not big the center, now in Its 36th year, state and county contracts, enough to have an impact — I call (90S) 232-6717. known as "pay to play," is well- don't want to be in a situation documented in New Jersey poli- where we're not taking $100 con- tics. tributions," McClintock said. On Sept. 22, McGreevey McClintock noted that the issued an executive order which executive order does not affect Church seeks nominees for Marc Hardy Award prevents businesses or individu- suspect contracts with county WESTFIELD — The First sonal dignity; the willingness to Nominations should be Marc Hardy, a member of als who have made campaign governments, a wing of govern- Congregational Church of risk for what he or she believes mailed to First Congregational First Congregational Church, contributions to state or county ment on which he said the state Westfield is seeking nomina- is right; unqualified acceptance Church of Westfield, 125 Elmer was a National Merit Scholar, a political parties from entering should be focusing its attention. tions for the Marc Wesley Hardy of others; respect for diversity; St., Westfield, NJ 07090 or e- gifted singer and actor, and was into contracts with state govern- "Counties are often bigger Human Rights Award for 2005. personal integrity; caring and mailed to uaTco'n xcii/oniiet no very much interested in human ment of more than $17,500. But than legislative districts," he Candidates must be young willingness to listen; and the later than Nov. "29. Nominators rights. critics of the executive order say said. "To tell the truth, that's ability to lead by example. should include the names, the measure doesn't restrict people between ages 16 and 22 He was killed in a cnv acci- where a lot of the more question- and participating in a Westfield- Nominations should be type- addresses and phone numbers dent in 1990, one month before political contributions to munici- able things go on." of two references to be contact- pal parties or apply to county based organization who have written and no more than two liis graduation from Westfield "To the extent that money distinguished themselves in the pages in length, and should ed. High School. He personified the contracts. affects politics, everyone would area of human rights. indicate the names of applicable Presentation of the award, qualities sought for the award At the Township Council's reg- agree that (pay to play) is bad," organizations in which the can- named in his honor. ular meeting Sept. 28, the gov- The award will be offered to a which will consist of a certifi- said Ken Lipstein, chairman of didate is involved as well as For more information, call erning body unanimously passed the Scotch Plains Democrat person who has shown: open- cate and a monetary award, will ness and friendliness to persons responsibilities and examples or be made in early 2005. All nom- the church office at. i$)08> 233- a resolution calling for an exten- Committee. "But I wouldn't want stories that illustrate the crite- sion of the "pay to play" measure of all races, creeds and national- inees will be acknowledged in 2494 or Sharilyn Brown at 1908) to see qualified vendors be ria listed above. 233-5375. to municipalities. denied contracts because they've ities; involvement and leader- appropriate ways. "We need to take the action contributed" to municipal politi- ship in organizations and activ- necessary to close the loophole cal campaigns. ities committed to improving and extend the ban to the munic- Lipstein conceded that politi- human relations; unusual per- ipal level," said Deputy Mayor cal parties in the township have Paulette Coronato. accepted contributions from ven- A new checking concept Mayor Martin Marks said the dors, and, when in power, both council will refer the issue to have made political appoint- Township Attorney Doug Hansen ments for campaign contribu- that's heads above to determine whether the council tors. has the authority to enact such a But Lipstein stopped short of SOUTH PLAINFIELD ban. endorsing an extension of the LANDSCAPING AT AFFORDABLE PRICES The local council is entirely pay to play ban to municipalities, • LANOSCAPE PLANTINGS •HYDRO SEEDING i SOD and instead accused the •MULCH/ STONE / TOPSOIL Republican-led council of mak- • RETAINING WALLS I Police Log ing a campaign issue out of a • BRICK PAVERS • PATIOS & WALKS | statewide problem. "I think what 5 (the council) is doing is a bit WESTF1ELD transparent." he said.

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Lord CornwalUs is reputed long Westfield resident and a Services were held Saturday at his home. three outers, Rose Mignella, Ann to have visited the house en route to the Battle of Short Hills in longtime co-president of the sen- the Rossi Funeral Home, Scotch Born in Plainfield, he was a son Graglia and Sister Virginia. 1777. Cornwallis sought bread from the homeowner, Betty ior citizens group at Holy Trinity Plains, followed by a funeral of the late Anna and Joseph Surviving are a brother, Frazee, who consented to his request "in fear, not out of love," Roman Catholic Church. She was Mass at Holy Trinity Church. Constandi. Dominick of Scotch Plains; three according to the illustrated history of Union County, which was a founding member of that .senior Burial was in Fairview Cemetery. Mr. Constandi lived in Plainfield sisters, Margaret Ritchie of drawn by noted Scotch Plains cartoonist Frank Thome. citizens club. Donations may be sent to and Fanwood before moving to Middlesex, Mary Sorbo of North The Frazee house stands adjacent to the former Terry Lou Deceased are her husbauti, We.stfield Rescue Squad, 335 Scotch Plains in 2001. He owned Plainfield and Helen LaPiere of Zoo site, which is also owned by the township; the zoo proper- Nicholas J.; four sisters, Lucy Watterson St.. P.O. Box 356,Perma Stone in Fanwood until his Fanwood; an aunt, Rose of ty was acquired after it was closed down for health and animal Marvosa, Mollie Appezzato, Ajina West field, NJ 07091 or Mass retirement in 1960. Plainfield; and many nieces, safety problems. Marks said township envisions converting the Appezzato and A^nes Del Nero; cards from Holy Trinity Church. An artillery sergeant with the nephews, grandnieces and grand- property to a passive park, since topography and wetlands Army in Europe during World War nephews. issues would likely prevent its conversion to an athletic field. II, Mr. Constandi was awarded a Services were held yesterday at "We need open spaces, and we need additional parks, espe- Gloria Aguilar Purple Heart for wounds suffered the Higgins Home for Funerals, cially on the south side," Marks said. SCOTCH PLAINS — Gloria Waiu-a, Maria Moore, Lisa and in the Battle of the Bulge. He was a North Plainfield, followed by a He said the township cleaned up the property about a year Suareza Aguilar. 72. died Oct. 1, Gloria; three brothers, Joseph member of Storr-Richie Post 506, funeral Mass at Immaculate Heart ago, but is hoping to obtain grant money to renovate both the 2004 at CareOne at Tin- Suarez, Anthony Suarez and Veterans of Foreign Wars, and a of Mary Church. Burial with mili- former zoo property and the Frazee house. He acknowledged Highlands in Edison. Benito Suarez; 11 grandchildren parishioner of Immaculate Heart of tary honors was in Somerset Hills that expending substantial township money on the project Born in Bayonn«\ she lived in and five great-grandchildren. Mary Roman Catholic Church. Memorial Park, Basking Ridge. amounts to a "dollars and cents" issue. Fanwood before moving to Scotch A funeral Mass was held "The issue becomes a financial one, because we're trying to Plains in 1989. Tuesday at St. Bartholomew the Kathleen Sevell be as frugal as we can with taxpayer dollars," Marks said. But Mrs. Aguilar was a homemnk- Apostle Roman Catholic Church, the township is willing to pursue grants and provide any er. following services at the Rossi SCOTCH PLAINS — Kathleen are deceased. bureaucratic assistance that might prove helpful, he added. A son, Paul, died in 2(101. A Funeral Home. Burial was in A. Sevell, 52, died Oct. 4, 2004 at Surviving are her mother, For more information about assisting the Rotary on the brother, Gabriel, and a sister, Hillside Cemetery. her home in Clark. Marie Braxton Sevell; two broth- project, or to make a tax-deductible donation, contact Hughes Connie, are deceased. Donations may be sent to Born in Verona, she lived in ers. Gene and Michael; two sisters, at (908) 490-0742 or Karin Dreixler at (908) 889-1999 Surviving are her husband, American Diabetes Association, Scotch Plains before moving to Christine Soreth and Donna Paul; four sons, Robert, Joe and 19 Schoolhouse Road, Somerset, Clark in 2001. Sevell Leber; 10 nieces and Charles; four daughters, Paulina NJ 08873. Ms. Sevell was a secretary with nephews; and a grandnephew. the Scotch Plains Health Services were held yesterday at History behind the house Department and Scotch Plains the Higgins & Bonner Echo Lake The Frazee house and events surrounding its most famous Rachel Bilman Building Department. She worked Funeral Home, Westfield, followed inhabitant Elizabeth Frazee have been the subject of rife specu- for the township for 25 years until by a funeral Mass at Immaculate WESTFIELD — Rachel Edison; a daughter. Rose Letto of her retirement earlier this year. lation by armchair historians. But the truth, according to archi- Bilman, 88, died Oct. 2, 2004 at Fanwood; three brothers and sis- Heart of Mary Roman Catholic tectural historian Stacy Spies, remains interesting even if it dif- Muhlenberg Regional Medical ters; four grandchildren and four Her father, Norman "Dutch," Church. Burial was in Fairview fers from popular perception. Center in Plainfield, great-grandchildren. and a sister, Susan Sevell Smith, Cemetery, Westfield. Spies said the popular conception of Elizabeth Frazee, or She was born in Turkey and Services were held Sunday in "Aunt Betty," is probably overstated since she was only 38 years had lived in Westfield since 19(jf>. the Temple of Israel Mausoleum Mary A. Vajda old at the time of her famed encounter with Gen. Cornwallis. Mrs. Bilmnn was a homeniak- at Beth Israel Memorial Park, Mary A. Vajda, 91, died Oct. 4, Savannah; four grandsons, Albert When the British general marched past the Frazee house, he is er. Woodbridge. Arrangements were 2004 at Memorial Health M. Ill of Cranford, Steven of San said to have been attracted by the smell of baking and asked Surviving are two sons, Jack by the Goldstein Funeral Chapel University Medical Center in Francisco, Calif, Thomas S. Horan Elizabeth for a loaf of bread. of Westfield and Harold of in Edison. Savannah, Ga. of Del Mar, Calif, and Michael P. When she responded "I give you this in fear, not in love," Born in New York City, she lived Horan of Charleston, S.C.; two Cornwalls is said to have withdrawn, suggesting "neither he nor Dorothy Overbay in Cranford for 51 years before granddaughters, Allison of a soldier of mine would partake of it." He then rode off and joined moving to Savannah. Albuquerque, N.M., and Kimberly the columns of British troops marching along Raritan Road WESTFIELD - Dorothy F. of Alexandria, Va.; two daugh- Mrs. Vajda worked for New York A. Rhone of Dallas, Texas; and two toward Westfield, according to the legend. Overbay, 88, died Oct. 2, 2004 at ters, Marianne Harrison of Telephone Co. and was very active great-grandchildren. Discrepancies abound from the 1777 incident. While much of Crestwood Manor in Whiting. University Park, Fla., and Sara with the New Jersey Association A funeral Mass will be 9:30 a.m. the legend is possibly true — Aunt Betty may have reluctantly Born in Bicknell, Ind., .she Beth Quinn of Chestertown, Md.; for Retarded Citizens. She was a Saturday at St. Michael's Church, offered Gen. CornwalUs a loaf of bread as his army marched lived in Westfield before moving five grandchildren and two great- parishioner of St. Michael's Roman 40 Alden St. Burial will be in St. through the area on the way to the Battle of Short Hills — oddi- to Manchester in 1981. grandchildren. Catholic Church. Gertrude Cemetery, Colonia. ties persist. Mrs. Overbuy was an accom- Private arrangements were by Her husband, Albert M., is Arrangements are by Fox & For example, most inhabitants were aware of the approaching plished pianist who earned a DeGraff Cremation Services in deceased. Weeks Funeral Directors, Hodgson British army. Westfield was vacated, and most remaining resi- degree in music from Vjncennes Lakehurst. In lieu of flowers, Surviving are two sons, Albert Chapel, in Savannah, and locally dents were camped with the nearby Continental Army. Plus, the University in 1936. donations may be sent to M. Jr. of Greers Ferry, Ark., and by the Dooley Funeral Home. day in question was said to be the hottest day of the year. Her husband, William, died in Crestwood Manor Employee Paul B. of Batesville, Ark.; a daugh- Donations may be sent to The Arc "I can't imagine why she would have been baking," Spies said. 1993. Appreciation Fund, 50 Lacey ter, Marianne M. Horan of of New Jersey. And Cornwallis was hardly as gentlemanly as his portrayal in Surviving are a son, W. Bruce Road, Whiting, NJ 08759. the illustrated history of Union County. British soldiers evidently pillaged the house and property, stealing fence posts and live- Edna Nesbitt stock. Gershom Frazee extensively documented possessions and Rose Tucciarone Edna C. Nesbitt, 93, died Oct. 3, She also was an air raid warden animals that were taken by the British during Cornwallis' visit. SCOTCH PLAINS — Hose Surviving are a daughter, 2004 at Trinitas Hospital in in World War II, an American Red Elizabeth was married to a man named Gershom Frazee at M. Merola Tuccianme, 89, died Dolores R. Norton; a sister, Elizabeth. Cross volunteer and a member of the time of the 1777 incident; her husband was a homebuQder Oct. 3, 2004 at her home in Connie Hope; two grandchil- Mrs. Nesbitt was born in Jersey the Clark Senior Citizens Club. and a cabinet maker. Nazareth, Pa. dren and six great-grandchil- City. She lived in Elizabeth, Clark Surviving are three daughters, "It's very likely that (Gershom) built his own house," Spies Born izi Plainfield, she lived dren. and Mountainside before moving Edna Gafihey of Fort Lauderdale, said, probably as early as 1761. The Frazee family owned several in Scotch Plains before moving A funeral Mass was held to Cranford. Fla., Joan Y. Moeller of acres of land near the crossing of Raritan and Terrill roads, to Nazareth in 1997. Wednesday at St. Bartholomew She was a longtime restaura- Mantoloking and Coral Springs, which at the time was known as Two Bridges. Much of the land Mrs. Tucciarone was a home- the Apostle Church, following teur in Union County, retiring in Fla., and Margaret Sacripanti of the Frazees owned is now part of the Ash Brook golf course and maker and a member of the services at the Rossi Funeral 1972 after more than eight years Texas; eight grandchildren, 18 was used for grazing purposes. Scotch Plains Meridians, She Home. Burial was in Hillside as the owner of Edna's great-grandchildren and seven Nearly a century later, Frazee's grand-nephews occupied the was a parishioner of St. Cemetery. Luncheonette in Elizabeth. For great-great-grandchildren. house and amassed a fortune while living quite modestly. Spies Bartholomew the Apostle Donations may be sent to four years Mrs, Nesbitt was presi- Services were held Wednesday estimated that the two bachelors made between two and three Roman Catholic Church, Heartland Home Health Care & dent of the Residents Association at the Gray Memorial Funeral million dollars in adjusted dollars by the time of their death in Her husband. John, died in Hospice, 1227 Liberty St., Suite at the Cranford Health and Home. Burial was in Fairview the late 19th century. 1997. 104, Allentown, PA 18102. Extended Care Center. Cemetery, Westfield. When they died, a lengthy dispute arose over their estate between the Scotch Plains Baptist Church and distant relatives. But because of the brothers' miserly reputation, many came to Norman Eannucci Julia Schwarz believe additional money was hidden inside the structure. The SCOTCH PLAINS — Norman the Korean War and a member Julia Schwarz, 89, died Oct. 1, Surviving are a son, Kenneth house was probably picked apart many times by fortune-seekers, W. Eannucci, 73, died suddenly of Tri-Boro Memorial Post 5479, 2004 at the New Jersey Geriatric Sr. of Elizabeth; and a grand- Spies said. Oct. 3, 2004 at Somerset Medical Veterans of Foreign Wars, in Center in Elizabeth. child. "I can assure you, there's nowhere else to look," she said. Center in Somerville. Dunellen. Mrs. Schwarz was born in New A funeral Mass was held The house is more recently known for its stewardship by He was born in Plainfield and Surviving are two nephews; York City. She lived in Brooklyn, Tuesday at St. Genevieve Roman Franklyn Tuttle Terry and his wife Ella Louise Terry, who owned lived in Scotch Plains for most of five grandnieces and grand- Garwood and Middlesex before Catholic Church, Elizabeth, fol- the house from 1949 to 1994. The couple also established the his life. nephews; and a goddaughter. moving to Elizabeth in 1984. lowing services at the Leonard Terry Lou Zoo, a petting zoo that was small in size but certainly Mr. Eannucci owned Park Services were held yesterday She retired in 1968 after 14 Home for Funerals in Elizabeth. not in scope. At various points, the zoo housed orangutans, tigers, Cleaners and Dryers in Scotch at the Rossi Funeral Home. years as a counter employee with Donations may be sent to New llamas, and other large animals. Plain.- with his brother, Burial was in Hillside Woolworth's in Elizabeth. Jersey Geriatric Center, 225 W. Though the Frazee house is clearly rich in historical value, it Anthony, who died in 1991. The Cemetery. Her husband, William, is Jersey St., Elizabeth, NJ 07202- has not been placed on either the state or national Register of store wa.< operated for more Donations may be sent to deceased. 1301. Historic Places. Spies said publicly-owned properties must pur- than 40 years and closed in American Diabetes Association, sue a different process than privately-owned buildings to achieve 1999. 19 Schoolhouse Road, Somerset, Sophie Julius that designation, which provides protections from development. He was an Armv veteran of NJ 08873. — Brad Bishop Sophie C. Kozikowski Julius, 80, Kenilworth. She was a member of died Sept. 28,2004 at St. Barnabas the Garwood Senior Citizens Club. Medical Center in Livingston. Her husband, John, died in LOSING A LOVED ONE TO DRUGS? Born in Newark, she lived in 1976. No curfews, perhaps cameras? If iiddii'limi is killing :i loiril inn-. \\v Inivi' the unswi-r. We deliver the most Garwood for 32 years before mov- Surviving are a son, Dennis J.; a cfldlht drii^ iincl sikolml nliah priiKriiin in tin- world, with u success rail' •y OREO MARX behind the Rialto theater. ing to Union in 1989, daughter, Deborah P. Sujkowski; Tracy's comments were part of over 70'r. It's .1 .W> month IOMH-IITMI n-sidi-nlisil program lovutfd on a private Mrs. Julius retired in 1990 after and five grandchildren. THE RECORD-PRESS lake in Itattlr ( rick, MI. Saniui clt'tox jji-ts toxins and drug residues out of the a discussion prompted by resident 1 10 years as a housekeeper with A funeral Mass was held WESTFIELD — Police Chief lmtly vlimiikitinn plivsii.il cravings. Life skills Iruliiiiiu courses prcpurt our Schering-Plough Corp. in Eric Zakarin, who has been push- students for lonii-lcrm success in life. \Sv lime j< Inryc joh-itfernil network in Saturday at St. Anne's Roman Bernard Tracy told the Town ing the case for stepped-up plate! Catholic Church. Burial was in Council Tuesday he does not enforcement in the area since his Fairview Cemetery, Westfield. NARCONON® STONE HAWK endorse a curfew for teenagers or teenage son was recently assault-. MONUMENTS, Arrangements were by the changes to the town's anti-loiter- ed in the parking lot. MARKERS Dooley Funeral Home in Cranford. ing law, but his department is con- 800-420-3147 In lieu of flowers, donations may be Since the issue was raised, www.narcononstonehawk.com AND BRONZE sidering the installation of sur- municipal officials have said the NARCfiNOrJNl N sent to the Garwood First Aid veillance cameras in public places, strategies now in place — includ- PLAQUES Squad. such as the municipal parking lot ing a "beat check" program, in which officers visit the area every DON'T REPLACE YOUR OLD BATHTUB••• Visit Our Large Indoor 20 minutes on weekend nights & Outdoor Display and file brief reports about their- REGLAZE IT! We appreciate activity — are largely sufficient. • We also do 249 VWCOUPON Order Now In most cases, officers encoun-, Sinks, Tile, Tub regularly $325 For Fall Installations Surrounds our neighbors... tering a group of people in the" & Color area will ask them to disperse, TraviH Chiirq GREENBROOK MEMORIALS Like you, we appreciate having good neighbors. That's why we also do our and the juveniles comply, Tracy• May Apiily best to be good neighbors. said. ' 4 Generations of Memorialists „.-—-••"" Mow serving Soulhorn. NJ As established members of the Cranford business community, we under- "For the most part, the interac- www.oaslemrefimshing com stand the security of dealing with people you know, people you trust! We'se built tion between police and children. IMPORTANT NOTICE our reputation on this trust. is very positive," he said, adding EASTERN REFINISHING CO. • 800-463-1879 Do MQT order your Memorial For years, we've provided area families with sound advice and caring ser- that the numbers of assaults and COUPON EXPIRES 10/13/04 Mi vice at times of personal loss. We believe we help the most by listening and pro- other problems stemming from at the time of the Funeral. viding choices. the area IB actually on the decline. Why purchase a Memorial from We hope you remember you can turn to us in limes of need. You tan also "I think the lows are in place," DONATIONS NEEDED! an inexperienced high priced talk lo us about planning ahead...removing this burden front the minds of others. he added. "To be more heavy- salesperson - when you can Please call us or stop by. handed might cause more of a* Boats, Cars, RVs, Real Estate & Kquipiiient make your purchase from a 4th problem." generation memorialist whose Gray's Memorial Funeral Home The one significant change Dale R. Schoustra, Mgr. IRS Forms and AH Paperwork Done for You. only business is Memorial Sales. regarding the issue could be the N.J. Lie. No. 3707 installation of video cameras in Associated Charities represents numerous non-profits 12 Springfield Avenue, Cranford, N.J. the lot and perhaps a few other in need of your property. SAVE 20% - 50% William A. Doyle, Executive Administrator locations, Tracy said; the cameras N.J. Lie. No. 2325 could then be viewed from the (all Toll Vrvv: 866-639-8724 or 410-603-3468 103 leiiBi Irooh loadtt.»_«_) police station. A request for fund- MMkMi,NJ. 908 276-0092 or 908 233-0143 ing for the cameras will likely be I.-mail: donated'mchsi.com Locally Owned and Operated included in the departments 2005 budget request, he said. October 8, 2004 Record Press A-7 YMCA Historical Society hosts Hungarian violin presents comes to Westfield program on H. Quimby Stephen Wolosonovich, a concert WESTFIELD — The Westfield open house violinist and teacher in Westfield, Historical Society invites the pub- Briefs is pictured here with his pupil, lic to its Oct. 15 program to meet WESTFIELD — Tb celebrate Melvin Diep, a ninth grader at the "First Lady of the Air" — Harriet Quimby, America's first the fifth annual "Lights on Westfield High School, with a vio- touch on Jerusalem — the epicen- Afterschool" event, the Westfield lin made in Budapest, Hungary licensed woman pilot — in a per- around 1850 and a watercolor by a formance by actress/storyteller ter of Jewish life. The "city of gold" Area YMCA is sponsoring an open has been home to great ancestors, house 4-5 p.m. Oct. 14 for area Mongolian artist of London's Laurie M. Gualke. Chinatown. The violin and painting kings, judges, thinkers, and families at its Clark Street facili- The program will lx> at 7:30 heroes; and the stage for battles, were acquired on a recent trip to p.m. in the Community Room of ty. London, which included consulta- tragedies, and victories through- Participants are invited to visit tions with violin collectors in Paris the Westfield Municipal Building. out Jewish history. the Vs classrooms, meet child care and Amsterdam. The vtolin is a Gaulke will use Quimby's own There is a suggested donation representatives, and participate rare example of Hungarian crafts- words in exploring early aviation of $10 per lecture. For more infor- in activities such as the inflatable manship which features a one and show how the desire and mation and to register, call the obstacle course and arts and piece back, top, and lower rib and excitement she folt to become an Union County Torah Center at crafts. Refreshments will be the use of "dragon's blood" as a aviatrix would lead her to the (9081 789-fi25li. The center is available. dye for the varnish as well as a skies 26 years before Amelia located at -418 Central Ave. To register for the open house, distinctive lion's head scroll. Earhart. She iwcaino the first call Leah Schneider, Assistant Wolosonovich is now in his 30th woman to fly solo across the School Age Child Care Director at year of playing and teaching the '.V. English Channel in 1912. Service League plans (908) 233-2700, ext. 272. violin in his studio in Westfield The role of Harriet Quimby is fashion show, luncheon "Lights on Afterschool" is a and the sixth year of his violin not the only one Gaulke has pre- project of the Afterschool Alliance, solo concerto orchestra, having sented to the public. In one- SCOTCH PLAINS — The a nonprofit public awareness and performed movements from 35 woman interactive performances, Kaiiwood-Scotch Plains Service violin concertos, eight piano con- advocacy organization supported certos, four cello concertos, and she has been a suffragist; a League will bo celebrating its by a group of public, private and the violin and viola concerto of i Salvation Army Lassie during iU)th anniversary this month by nonprofit entities dedicated to Mozart. Ira Kraemer, violin restor- World War I; Kate Dickens, daugh- presenting a fashion show and ensuring that all children and er in Scotch Plains-Fanwood, ter of Charles Dickens; Mary Todd luncheon. youth have access to afterschool Lincoln, wife of Abraham Lincoln The affair will be 10:30 n.m. programs by 2010. brought the Hungarian violin to and discussed the dress and deco- Monday at the Scotch Hills Said Fred Wasiak, assistant playing condition. Wolosonovich's • i rum in Victorian America. Country Club on Jerusalem Road. executive director of the Westfield next trip will take him to Istanbul, The program is open to the pub- Tickets are $10 each and may be Area Y, "'Lights On Afterschool' Athens, Cairo, Madrid, and Lisbon, lic at no charge. purchased by calling the Ticket celebrates the wonderful work where he will seek out other con- Chairman at 190Si 232-^74(> or. being done in our afterschool pro- noisseurs of violins. for ticket information, calling the grams. It reminds us of the great Talks on Holy Cities' Thrift Shop at '90Si :)22-">42O. services afterschool programs pro- begin next week The theme of the show is vide — keeping our children safe, WESTFIELD — The Union "Cruise into the Future Aboard helping them learn, and relieving the I'SS Thrift." The Service working parents of worries alx»ut Shiftman headed to NYLC program County Torah Center kick.* off the fall session of its Jewish Literacy League "armchair cruise" will their children's afternoons. WESTFIELD — Town resi- and members of Washington's president and cabinet members take attendees around the world "Unfortunately, too many of dent Benjamin K. Shiftman has press corps that it is a privilege responding to an international Program 8 p.m. Tuesday with the first of a series of four classes for through fashion. From warm our kids are still home alone in been selected to participate in to meet mid interact with stu- crisis. weather swunwear and casual the afternoons. There's no reason the National Young Leaders dents like Benjamin Shiffman Students also participate in adults titled, "The Holy Cities." On four consecutive Tuesdays, wear to cold temperatures and learning should stop at 3 p.m., Conference INYLCI in because they arc the face of our "Testing the Constitution." in warm coats and furs, the models particularly if the alternative is Washington, D.C. from N'o%'. 2-7. country's future," said Mike which they examine actual Rabbi Mitchell Bomrind will take participants on a virtual tour of will be wearing clothes from the unsupervised time in front of a NYLC is a leadership devel- Lasday. executive director of the Supreme Court cases. The con- "Designer Comer" department. television set." Congressional Youth Leadership ference culminates with the four holy cities — Jerusalem, opment program for high school Other fashion categories The Westfield Area Y serves Council, the organization that Model Congress, in which schol- Chevron, Tzfat, and Teveria — students who have demonstrat- include outerwear, business, chil- more than 300 children per year sponsors the conference. "What ars assume the roles of U.S. and explore why these historically ed leadership potential and dren's clothing, and formal wear with school-age child care pro- these students learn at the Representatives and debate, evocative places have inspired scholastic merit. Shiffman will for that hist evening at the grams at seven sites: Tamaques, National Young Leaders amend and vote on proposed and captivated people for millen- be one of approximately 400 out- Captain's Dinner. For more infor- McKinley, Jefferson and Conference will enable them to mock legislation. nia. standing scholars from around mation, call (9081 322-8-196. Washington Schools, Club Mid at the country at the conference. build coalitions with one anoth- The first class in the series will the Edison and Roosevelt Schools The theme of NYLC is er and exercise their own leader- and on-site at the Y on Clark "Leaders of Tomorrow Meeting ship skills within communities Street. Children are also bussed the Leaders of Today." around the country." to the Clark Street facility from Throughout 10 days, Shiffman To complement the schedule Garwood. will interact with a variety of of special meetings and briefin- After school programs are personnel who operate within gs, Shiffman will also partici- available 2-5 days per week and the three branches of govern- pate in a number of leadership include gym and art activities, ment, the news media, and the skill-building activities and outside play, science, cooking, international community. simulations. In one role-play games, snack and homework "We often hear from members activity titled "If I Were assistance. of Congress, political appointees President," students act as the Bama's Do you \ahiral Instinct own a Pet Service, Home Delivery of Natural Pet Foods, Snacks & Nutritional Supplements Love Animals

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Westfield Municipal Building. Free and open to the public. This week FALL CRAFT FAIR AND BAKE SALE — a fundraiser at station parking lot. Brunner Elementary School. 5-9 DRUMMING CIRCLE — p.m. 721 Westfield Ave., Scotch THURSDAY participate in an ancient practice Plains. (908) 889-6809. at The Internet Lounge. 7:30 p.m. OCT. 7 256 South Ave., Fanwood. (908) 490-1234. SATURDAY WESTFIELD WELCOME HIKE AT HACKELBARNEY CLUB — open house for new and — members of First Baptist prospective members; the club is Church of Westfield organize an OCT. 16 open to residents of surrounding outing to the state park. Visitors PANCAKE BREAKFAST — towns. 8 p.m. at a member's welcome; carpool will leave to raise funds for the families of home; for more information, (908) church parking Jot at 170 Elm St. deployed soldiers of the 250th 301-0819 or (908) 301-0495. at 11:45 a.m. Last group will Signal Battalion, based in the return to church by 5 p.m. (908) Westfield Armory. 7 a.m.-noon at 233-2278. the Armory, 500 Rahway Ave., FRIDAY Westfield $6. To volunteer, call (732) 499-5666. OCT. 8 CLEAN-UP DAY — Scotch EDISON SCHOOL CARNI- MONDAY Plains residents and civic groups Jaycees raffle off Mercedes VAL — second annual event, pitch in to clean up public proper- open to the community. 3:30-6 OCT. 11 ty. 9 a.m.-noon. (908) 322-6700, Ihm WMtfMd Jaycacs show off th» $38,000 2004 Mercedes C230 Sport Sadan, from INTERCAR p.m. Oct. 8. at the field behind the FASHION SHOW — present- ext. 243. Mercedes Benz of Newton, which they are raffling off Oct. 23 at Temple Emanu-EI to raise funds school. (908) 789-4480 or 789- ed by the Fanwood-Scotch Plains MEET-THE-ARTIST PRO- for echolarahips and the CONTACT We Care crisis hotline. Pictured above Is raffle Chairman Jeff 4184. Service League. 10:30 a.m. Scotch GRAM — at Lincoln Center in Stirrat (left) and Jaycees President Jeff Plnhin. Call (908) 301-1899 or (908) 654-0433 for tickets New York City, sponsored by the and Information. Hills Country Club, Scotch Plains. $10. For tickets or infor- Friends of the Fanwood Library. mation, (908) 232-2746. Buses leave the library 8 a.m., SATURDAY return 3 p.m. $45 for members, $50 for non-members. Register at High school info night planned Oct. 14 OCT. 9 (908) 322-9179. SIDEWALK ART SHOW TUESDAY WESTFIELD — On Oct. 14, Many area Catholic high School (West Orange), St. Joseph AND SALE — in downtown Holy Trinity Interparochial School schools will be represented, includ- High School (Metuchen), St. Peter's Westfield, with prizes totaling OCT. 12 SUNDAY will host itsr first High School ing Delbarton Preparatory School Preparatory School (Jersey City) $1,500. 10 a.m.-5 p.m.; registra- BLOOD DRIVE — sponsored Information Night for sixth-, sev- (Morristown), Mother Seton and Union Catholic Regional High tion closes Oct. 1. For an applica- by the Greater Union County enth- and eighth-grade students Regional High School (Clark), Mt. School (Scotch Plains). tion, call (908) 233-1849, (908) Association of Realtors. 1-4 p.m. OCT. 17 throughout Union County St. Mary's Academy (WatehungJ, Students will have an opportu- 789-9444, or (908) 233-3021. Lord & Taylor parking lot, North HADASSAH GODPARENTS The event will be held in the Oak Knoll School of the Holy Child nity to learn about campus life at ELVIS IMPERSONATOR Avenue, Westfield. (908) 233-CRUISE — on the Cornucopia school gymnasium at the Westfield (Summit), Oratory Preparatory these high schools, including aca- DOUG CHURCH — a tribute to 0065. Princess, departing Perth Amboy campus from 7-9 p.m. Students School (Summit), Roselle Catholic demic programs, activities, sports, "The King," to benefit the ENERGY SAVINGS WORK- Harborside 11 a.m. $100 per per- from public, private, and parochial Regional High School (Roselle), college admissions statistics, and Cranford PBA Local 52. SHOP — get tips on how to save son. (908) 233-7120. schools are invited. Seton Hall Preparatory High financial aid. Kenilworth Veterans Center, in your home and house of wor- No pre-registration is neces- South 21st Street, Kenilworth. ship. 7-9 p.m. First sary, and light refreshments will be $35. (908) 272-8425 or (908) 276- Congregational Church, 125 COMING IIP served. Holy Trinity Interparochial 1587. Elmer St., Westfield. (908) 233- School is located at 336 First St. PASTA NIGHT DINNER — 2494. second annual fundraiser for the For further information, call the AUTUMN SING-ALONG — school at (908) 233-0484. Scotch Plains-Fanwood Music SUNDAY a program for the 12 O'Clock Boosters Club. 4:30-7:30 p.m. in Club of Willow Grove the high school cafeteria. OCT. 10 Presbyterian Church. Noon. 1961 Purchase tickets by Oct. 15 at Raritan Rd., Scotch Plains, (908) (908) 789-9773. SCHMIEDE *I CARE, TOO' WALK-A- 232-5678. THON — sponsored by the can- FINE ART AUCTION — to cer support organization New benefit the Resolve Community Hope for Recoverers. Registration Counseling Center. 7 p.m. Oct. 22, TREE EXPERT CO. 8-10 a.m. Oct. 10 at Scotch Plains THURSDAY" sales begin at 8. All Saints Municipal Building, Park Avenue; Episcopal Church, 559 Park Ave., Trimitimcj • Repairs walk begins 10 a.m. (908) 389- OCT. 14 Scotch Plains. (908) 322-9180. • Removal HIGH SCHOOL INFORMA- RED RIBBON DRUG 9299 AWARENESS DAY — commem- MiKJer n E q uipment CHOIR PERFORMANCE — TION NIGHT — for Union featuring gospels and hymns by County students in Grades 6-8, at orating the lives of those lost • Sl.itc Certified female composers, 4 p.m. St. Holy Trinity Interparochial fighting drug abuse, featuring School in Westfield. Many wide array of kids' entertain- John's Baptist Church, 2387 ment. 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Oct. 23. Morse Ave., Scotch Plains. (908) Catholic high schools will have representatives on hand, 7 p.m. Nomahegan Park, Cranford. (732) 232-6972. 381-4100. CAR, TRUCK AND BIKE 336 First St., Westfield. No regis- 908-233-TREE tration required. (908) 233-0484. ECUMENICAL TRAINING SHOW — sponsored by the EVENT — presented by church Westfield American Legion 'LIGHTS ON AFTER- Face and carving pumpkins, orange and white! Varieties include SCHOOL' — an open home for leaders and hosted by the First ,Clnd*fatiB> MaiiM^QkiuUxfeL Howdeny Huge Hubbard gourds & more! Martin Walberg Post No. 3. 11 United Methodist Church. First a.m.-5 p.m. South Avenue train. area families at the Westfield Area YMCA, demonstrating the of two workshops begins at 9:30 after-school options for kids. 4-5 a.m. Oct. 23. 1 East Broad St., October. 9, ft, 1*6 % W from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. pm 220 Clark Si, Wfcrtfield To Westfield. $12. More information Incredible buys and hidden treasures await you in our warehouse full register, call (908) 233-2700, ext. available at the church. of drastical ly reduced holiday items, accessories, antiques, containers, 272. OPERATION BOOK DROP- fountains, plants and lots more! OFF — Friends of the Weetfield ROOFING Memorial Library will collect book donations for next April's October 9* from 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. Cape Cod $2,500 FRIDAY sale. 9 a.m.-noon at the library on Get expert advice on how to attract and keep wild birds in your yard! 100 Off East Broad Street. PLUS..,enter to win a $100.00 Bird Feeder! Bi-Level $2,700 Any OCT. 15 TRICKY TRAY GIFT AUC- Roofing Job 'FIRST LADY OF THE AIR' TION — third annual event to PARKER GARDENS Split Level $2,900 — a performance on the life of benefit the Cerebral Palsy Complete Landscaping Services • Design • Build • Installation Price includes: removal of two layers of old shingles, dumpsters, complete clean Harriet Quimby, America's first League. Oct. 24. Donations are 1.125 Tcrrill load, Scotch Plaint, N| 0707ft up, 25 yr. shingles and all paper and permits, license pilot, for the Westfield now being accepted; call Melissa Mon.-Sat 7-S • Sun. 9-3 CARLSON BROS. 908-272 Historical Society. 7:30 p.m.Taveras at (908) 709-1800, ext. Call; 9O8-322-55S5 or visit tvww.parkcrgardcnt.cem Community Room of the 115.

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Each Spots available for Workshop for the Arts has announced the Workshop for the Arts that presents schol- ment performance. The students were also applicant was required to perform a fall trip to Jewish center 2004 scholarship recipients. The scholar- arships to graduating seniors who partici- selected on the basis of fine character, concerto from an approved list. Applicants ships awarded to students were made pos- pated in the LOC Young Artist Program. academic grades, artistic potential and who play piano, strings, woodwinds or SCOTCH PLAINS — There sible through public donations, fund-rais- This program encourages students to community volunteer experience. This brass were eligible. The winner for 2004 are still a few seats available for ing efforts, the annual Gala and yearly become involved in the art of opera. The year's winners were Ashley Kattsak, was Sung-Chan Chang for her perform- The JCC of Central NJ's bus trip raffles, and business and corporate dona- winners for 2004, who received $1,000 strings; Tracy Kaplan, clarinet; and to visit the Center for Jewish ance on cello. tions and grants. The following scholar- each, were Westfield High School seniors Amelia Morabito, voice. Each student The NJWA is a non-profit arts educa- History in New York City. The ships were awarded through NJWA for Ryan Leonard, Mike Sherry and Kim received a $100 gift certificate to bus will depart from the JCC at tion organization established in 1972 by 2003-2004: Lam. continue his or her studies at The Music Theodore K. Schlosberg to enrich lives by 9 a.m. Oct. 14 and return at The New Jersey Workshop for the Arts The Mark Hardy Memorial Scholarship approximately 4:30 p.m. Studio. providing opportunities to develop ere* Scholarship is given to a student who has is presented to a student at the Westfield Grants of $500 each from NJWA were ative talents and encourage a greater The Center for Jewish History excelled in instrumental/vocal perform- Summer Workshop for outstanding per- awarded to Donald E. Williams II and appreciation of the arts through instruc- " is comprised of five leading edu- ance and plans to pursue a career in formance in Musical Theatre. The recipi- Jason Mesches through the fine arts tion and performance. cational, cultural and historical music. The recipient was cellist Carl ents this year were Michael department of Westfietd High School. Divisions include the Music Studio, institutions: American Jewish Baron, who received $1,000. Mietlicki, a sophomore at Students' applications were evaluated Kids 'n' Arts, the Westfield Summer Historical Society, American The Ruth Sell Memorial Scholarship is Wardlaw-Hartridge, and Natalie based on artistic achievement, academic Workshop, Creative Arts Workshop, the Sephardi Federation, Leo Baeck offered to a student studying at The Narotzsky, a sophomore at Westfield High standing, continuous participation in the Fencing Club, the Summer Band and Institute, Yeshiva University Music Studio and who is graduating from School. The students received $125 each. Westfield Public School performing Summer Symphony Orchestra, the * Museum, and YIVO Institute for high school with significant achievements The Sally Judd Scholarship is an annu- ensembles, Grades 6-12, outstanding char- Jewish Research. All share a Alphorn Workshop and outreach pro- in music. This year's scholarship in the al scholarship funded by Leonard Judd in acter and community service. grams in the surrounding communities. vision to preserve and present amount of $100 was awarded to Carl memory of his wife to three fifth-grade the richness of Jewish heritage. For the N.J. Symphony Orchestra Anyone interested in further informa- Baron, who will attend the Cleveland students attending the Franklin Young Artists Conductor's Awards of tion about the different scholarship funds Lunch is included in the price. Institute of Music this fall. Elementary School. The candidates must $500, a young artist was selected through at NJWA or making a donation should The fee is $40 for JCC members, The Little Opera Company of New show outstanding proficiency or potential audition with a focus on outstanding members of Hazak and call (908) 789-9696. Renaissance. Non-members are welcomed at $50 each. Registration is required. For more information or to register, call Nan Statton at Fun with Fanny Wood (908) 889-8800, ext. 207. Donations sought for Westfield book sale WESTFIELD — The Friends of the Westfield Memorial Library, who will be conducting their annual book sale April 5-9, 2005 are seeking book donations on Oct. 23. "Operation Book Drop-Off" will run from 9 a.m.-noon. Books of non-fiction, fiction, paper- backs, children's books, rare books and encyclopedias in good condition can be deposited at the Westfield Memorial Library arcade. Text books and technical manuals are excluded. The book sale and member- ship proceeds have resulted in more than $600,000 being donat- ed specifically to those needs during the Friends' three decades of existence, and the organization has plans to make the forthcoming book sale event one of the biggest ever. Discussion groups, movie night at library FANWOOD — The Fanwood Memorial Library will mark the "It's AIive@Fanwood Memorial PHOTOS BY KEVIN PAPA/CORRESPONDENT Library" celebration during the The Borough of Fanwood threw its annual party for ttsalf Sunday, as the Fanny Wood Day festivities came to South and Martina avenues. The day included bewrd-frow- week of Oct. 17-23, Reading dis- fng and pie-baking contests, Irish dancing and live music, a poetry presentation, and the crowning of Little Miss Fanny Wood. The youngsters In attendance, Including cussion groups for Grades 6-7 Joseph Dzuback, 7, (in Gap sweatshirt) enjoyed the antics of clown Ann Martin, shown here making a balloon animal. The events were presided over by Barbara Lea and for Grades 8-12 and a pizza Couphos (left), a borough resident for 70 years, who was Ms. Fanny Wood 2004. and movie night are the activi- ties that are part of Teen Read Week, a national literacy initia- tive of the Young Adult Services Association. Busy week for kids, adults at the Westfield library On Oct. 19, students in Grades 6-7 will discuss Cirque WESTFIELD — After being closed University at (908) 737-5840. this book came about and lead a dramat- once per week so that as many children du Freak from 5; 15 to 6 p.m. Monday for Columbus Day, the Westfield Mommies at the Movies; Moms can ic presentation of this story. Children can participate as possible. From 6:15-7:30 p.m., the older Memorial Library will host several pro- bring their babies at 10 a.m. Oct 14 and must be ages 4 and up and have a valid Time for Tales, ages 3'h to 5 years: In discussion group will be reading grams for children and adults next enjoy a free showing of the Coen broth- Westfield Library card to attend. this program, held on Tuesdays from Acceleration. Copies of the book week. They include: ers' recent film "Intolerable Cruelty." A Mother Goose Lapsit, ages 10-23 1:30-2 p.m. and Thursdays from 10:30-11 are available at the library and Nutrition in Health and Diseases: valid Westfield Library card gains months: In this storytime, held on p.m., children go into the story room refreshments will be served. Kean University has partnered with the admittance; pre-registration not Tuesday and Wednesday from 9:45-10:05 without an adult to listen to stories and Oct. 21 is pizza and a movie library to offer this mini-course with required. a.m., the youngest library users and watch a video of a picture book. Adults night. The movie will be of the Kenneth J. Melman, adjunct professor of TGIF: Your Hit Parade— the 1950s: their parents or caregivers are invited to are not permitted to accompany the horror genre (but not too scary) biological science. Beginning Oct. 12 and At 1:30 p.m. Oct. 15, visitors can listen share time together as they are exposed child, but are asked to stay in the and is open to all students in held on six Tuesdays from 2-3:45 p.m., to music from the 1950s, and enjoy a to language, books and playful activities. library during the program in case of Grades 6-12. this course will provide students an lively discussion about this decade. Older siblings will not be permitted due "emergencies." For more information, call understanding of the role of nutrition in Sally Cook Pajama Party: to the size limitations of the room. All story times are drop-in, but atten- Nancy or Annie at (908) 322- health, body maintenance, growth and Registration begins Oct. 12 for this Little Listeners, ages 2-3¥i years: dance is limited so please arrive early 4377. its physiological effects in deficiency event, which will be held 7-8 p.m. Oct. Held on Tuesday and Wednesday from and sign in at the Children's Desk. states. Participants will learn about 26. Kids will wear pajamas and bring 10:30-11 a.m. Children must be accom- Children must have a valid Westfield vital nutrients such as carbohydrates, along a favorite stuffed friend for an panied by an adult for this story time Library card to participate. Animal advocates plan protein, lipids, vitamins, minerals, water evening of stories, crafts and bedtime program. Infants will be permitted, but For more information, call (908) 789- end-of-summer sale and fiber. The course tuition is $60; to treats. Participants will meet Sally older siblings will not due to size limita- 4090, visit the library's website at register, contact Continuing and Cook, author of Good Night Pillow Fight, tions of the group. The library requests www.wmlnj.org or stop by the library for SCOTCH PLAINS — The Professional Education at Keen who will talk with children about how that children attend this program only a copy of the quarterly newsletter. Best Friend Second Chance Resale Shop, located at 1750 East Second St. will say goodbye 4 to summer and get ready for Info available on 4 Centuries' event winter with a 50 percent off sale County residents can start the grand homes of the Early Cannon Ball House; Summit — College Club calendars • through Saturday. This sale will packing their bags for a trip Aristocracy; the settings for the Carter House, Reeves-Reed include almost everything in the revealing 400 years of Union dangerous Revolutionary Frontline Arboretum, Twin Maples; Union store, except jewelry and the new County's past, as 23 historic sites years; modest examples of hard — Caldwell Parsonage, Liberty available at local stores Halloween display. 1 team up to present "Four Farm Life; the successful under- Hah Museum; Westfield — Mxller- The September-to-September calendar with day-by-day Good quality donations are Centuries in a Weekend: Journey takings of Commerce and Cory House Museum. always welcome and may be Industry; and the grandeur and listings of ail school and community activities in Scotch Through Union County History." "Four Centuries in a Weekend" Plains and Fanwood is now available at Irma's Hallmark, brought in any time during store This free time-travel opportuni- comfort of the Victorian Resorts is a two-time award-winning his- hours. Especially requested are ty will take place Saturday, Oct. and Suburbs. tory festival made possible in part John's Meat Market, Scotch Hills Pharmacy, Young's Paint items in the following categories: 16, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., and Participating sites, alphabetized by a grant from the New Jersey and Varnish, and at both local libraries courtesy of the collectibles, antiques, jewelry, Sunday, Oct. 17, from noon to 5 by municipality, are: Berkeley Historical Commission, a division Fanwood-Scotch Plains College Club for $7. The cafendars small furniture, unused gift p.m. Heights — Deserted Village, of Cultural Affairs in the can also be obtained by calling (908) 889-4105. items, silver and china. New TJnion County proudly spon- Littell-Lord Farmstead; Clark — Department of State. The calendar, one of two main fundraisers by the College clothes "with tags on" are also sors this unique tourism event Dr. William Robinson Plantation- For this self-guided journey, Club, provides useful information for local residents, partic- welcome. Craftworkers are that enables both returning and Museum; Cranford — Crane- free copies of the Heritage ularly families. One hundred percent of money received encouraged to donate original first-time visitors to enjoy these Phillips House Museum; Elizabeth Festival booklets containing brief from this fundraiser will go directly toward scholarships. craft items. historically significant house — Belcher-Ogden Mansion, descriptions of the sites and illus- The calendar is supported by the following long-time All proceeds from the sales museums and sites," said Boxwood Hall State Historic Site; trated maps can be obtained by advertisers (25 or more years]: Barry's Frame Shop, will directly benefit homeless Freeholder Chairman Angel G. Hillside — Evergreen Cemetery, contacting the Union County Bartell Farm & Garden Center, Charles Lecher Inc., Cindy rescued pets awaiting adoption Estrada. "Schools and other Woodruff House/Eaton Store Division of Cultural and Heritage Pools, DiFrancesco Realty (GMAC Real Estate), Family and will be used to pay for vet- groups interested in advance pro- Museum; Kenilworth — Oswald J. Affairs, 633 Pearl Street, Investors Co., Fanwood Liquors, Irma's Hallmark, erinary care, inoculations, neu- gram materials should contact the Nitschke House; Mountainside — Elizabeth NJ 07202. Deacon Andrew Hetfield House; Scotchwood Florist, Tiffany Natural Pharmacy, Young Paint tering and boarding of pets county's Division of Cultural and Reach the division by tele- and Varnish, and Zinuda Construction Co. awaiting adoption. Heritage Affairs now," New Providence — Salt Box phone at (908) 558-2550 between The shop is now open every The sites are grouped into five Museum; Piainfield — Drake 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. weekdays The Fanwood-Scotch Plains College Club is a non-profit Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, and historic themes thnt describe peri- House Museum; Rahway •— (NJ Relay Users can call 711) or organization whose sole purpose is to provide scholarships Saturday from 10:30 a.m. to 4:30 ods of major changes from colonial Merchants and Drovers Tavern; e-mail [email protected]. The for local women who plan to or are already pursuing a col- p.m. and on Thursday from 10:30 times until the early 1920s. Roselle — Abraham Clark House; contact information is the same lege degree and are in need of financial assistance. For a.m. to 6 p.m. For further infor- Tourists can select a cluster of Roselle Park — Roselle Park for schools and other groups more information regarding the club or to join, call (908) mation, or to volunteer, call (908) sites to visit or mix and mutch Museum; Scotch Plains — Osborn requesting lesson plans and activ- 233-3829. 233-9041 or (732) 388-8930. from all 23 locntions that include Cannonball House; Springfield — ity kits. B-2 Record Press October 8,2004 SPFHS grads encouraged to buy Temple offers courses on Judaism WESTFIELD — Temple tion by Rabbi Sagal and meets $150 for non-members plus texts. Emanu-El is offering a course in twice monthly from 7:30-9 p.m. Jewish History 101 — Rabbi a brick for planned Alumni Walk Basic Judaism aimed at Jews or Thursdays starting Oct. 21Troste. r will walk through the SCOTCH PLAINS — Themet with Anthony Del Sordi, busi- bers quarterly. The newsletter others who would like to learn Prerequisites include completion highlights of the Jewish people's Scotch Plains-Fanwood High ness administrator for the district, contains information regarding more about Jewish religion and of an adult B'nai Mitzvah course journey in a six-session course. School Alumni Association held its and Erik Hammerdahl, director of scholarship recipients, achieve- culture. or equivalent and a reading This class will be based on the first fall meeting at the high school building and grounds, and ments, marriages, deaths and This is a one-year course that knowledge of Hebrew. The fees book, "Understanding Jewish on Sept. 21 with Principal David announced that installation of the other news regarding those who meets twice monthly from 9-10:30 are $100 for members and $150 History" by Steven Bayme; it is Heisey as gupst speaker. engraved bricks, which have have graduated from the Scotch a.m. Sundays starting Oct. 17,for non-members, plus texts. strongly recommended that stu- Hifi presentation involved the already been purchased by alum- Plains - Fanwood High School. taught by Brad Gerstie and stu- Beginners Adult Hebrew: Level dents obtain the text. The class formation of a committee that will ni, will commence the first week of The editors encourage submis- dent rabbi Jeffrey Weill. The fees 1 — For those who need a basic will meet 7:30-9 p.m. Thursdays, recognize alumni who have December after football games sion of news items, which they are $100 for temple members and refresher or are starting with no Oct. 28, Nov. 4, Dec. 2, Jan. 6, Jan demonstrated and achieved out- have been concluded. incorporate in the publications. $150 for non-members, plus texts. knowledge of Hebrew. This 10- 27 and Feb. 3. There is no fee. standing accomplishments since For those who have purchased Included in the newsletter are Other classes offered at the session course taught by Mariene Temple Emanu-El is located at graduating from the high school. bricks, the Alumni Walk will be forms that can be used to join the temple include: Maderer meets 7:30-8:45 p.m. 756 East Broad St. Call the tem- Detailed information regarding placed along a route that runs Association or to purchase a Advanced Jewish Studies — Wednesdays starting Oct. 13. The ple office for more information or the method of nominating an indi- the athletic field gates on Cedar brick for $50, which can beThis course features in instruc- fees are $75 for members and to register at (908) 232-6770. vidual, selection of those to Ix? Street and turns left towards the engraved with an appropriate placed in the Hall of Fame will be stadium. A plaque will also be inscription. available in the near future from installed stating that the walk is The association meets in Hymns, gospel featured at St. John's concert Heisey. established by the Alumni September, November, January SCOTCH PLAINS — TheAdams's "Nearer My God Toposers such as Shirley Caesar, Laura Swidersky, president, Association. Local contractors and March. At the May meeting, inspirational choir of St. John's Thee" and Charlotte Elliot's "Just Dorothy Norwood and Albertina informed the alumni that the have been contacted seeking help recipients of a $1,000 scholarship Baptist Church, located at 2387 As I Am" will be featured. Then, Walker, will also be featured. Alumni Walk, which has been in donating expertise, equipment are announced. Ail meetings are Morse Ave., will present a concert early gospel numbers by artists The concert is under the planned for the past several years, and labor for the installation. held in the high school on honoring "Female Composers of such as the world famous direction of Belinda Smiley. The is about to become a reality. The Alumni Newsletter, pub- Westfield Road. Call the high Christian Music" at 4 p.m.Mahilia Jackson, Roberta Martin public is invited to attend. For And Barbara Koskin, chairj>er- lished by Marie Leppert and school at (908) 889-8600 or (908) Sunday. and Clara Ward, as well as works more information call (908) 232- son for the fund-raising project, Linda O'Brien, is mailed to mem- 889-2084 with any any questions. Hymns such as Sarah Flower by contemporary artists and com- 6972.

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The first course will be offered WESTFIELD — Saving energy in the home and the religious Technique, a tool for stress relief body that is constantly growing. Technique in New York City. She from 11 a.m.-12:30 p.m. for adults. community is the focus of a workshop to be hosted by the First that can be used while in the envi- The technique can help athletes used her knowledge of the The second course will be offered Congregational Church from 7-9 p.m. Tuesday. The free workshop ronment or situation that is caus- to move with increased efficiency Alexander Technique to recover from 7:15-8:45 p.m., for adults. will be held in Patton auditorium and will feature presentations by ing the stress. and more power, and corporate from a severe disorder and taught Each course will be limited to eight two guest speakers. It is open to the public. It is a method that helps to iden- workers can learn to prevent or herself a new, pain-free way to play participants. Eric Anderson, program director for GreenFaith, New Jersey's tify habits that cause strain in the recover from repetitive strain the flute. The Alexander Technique is non- interfaith environmental coalition, will offer a seminar titled "Watt's body, and then educates partici- injuries, such as carpal tunnel syn- She is the author of the article- manipulative and not painful. Most a KiloWatt hour? Watt's a Tlienn? Understanding what your utility pants to move differently, with less drome or tendonitis. Seniors can, Teaching Flute Lessons with people report feeling more relaxed bills really mean and how they impact the environment."1 The semi- effort. use the Alexander Technique to Alexander Principles." She has and more comfortable in their bod- nar will help participants familiarize themselves with the seeming- The effects of the Alexander find a greater sense of balance and taught the technique to musicians, ies by the end of the first lesson. ly arcane technical terms that appear on utility bills and will offer Technique can include less pain strength. dancers, actors, athletes, teenagers, Call Kalka at (732) 713-4424 for simple suggestions for reducing household energy expenses by more and discomfort, more energy, and a The courses will be taught by young children, seniors, and corpo- details. than 10 percent. The second presentation, titled "Reducing Energy Costs in Religious Buildings," will be offered by Andrew Rudin of the Interfaith Coalition on Energy. A professional energy auditor, Rudin American Legion plans a car show in Westfield has surveyed and analyzed more than 1,500 religious buildings WESTFIELD — The Prizes will be awarded to win- invited. becoming a member will be across the country and will offer liis expertise about common steps Westfield American Legion ning vehicles entered in the The Legion is also recruiting available. that most houses of worship can take to conserve energy, reduce util- Martin Walberg Post No. 3 will show. Vehicles may be entered new members. Anyone who The Legion is seeking licensed ity bills, and save money for more important congregational efforts sponsor a car, truck and bike for $15. served in active duty in any vendors for the event. 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All net proceeds sideman for others on mandolin, show series running from the Arts Concert Band will pres- from the concert will Ix.1 donated to guitar, and harmony vocals. She September through June at the ent a concert for young and old the Central Jersey Chapter of the has won numerous songwriting First United Methodist Church of alike at the Cranford United Names Project, more commonly awards and has opened for or Westfield. The concerts are also Methodist Church, at the corner known as the AIDS Quilt. appeared onstage with performers being recorded for broadcast by of Lincoln and Walnut avenues, Mankita, a guitarist and a such as Tom Paxton, Slaid Cleaves, Westfield's TV-36. Residents of at 2 p.m. Sunday. quirky, original singer/songwriter, Tom Prasada-Rao, Gail Davit's, Westfield, Scotch Plains, Fanwood The concert will be held in is rooted in the traditions of Buddy Mondlock and Tom and Mountainside can catch each Randolph Hall, adjacent to the acoustic folk and American music, Kimmel. month's concert at 10:30 a.m., 3:30 church. Admission is $8 for from blues to bluegrass, ragtime Mai is originally from New p.m., and 9:30 p.m. Fridays and at adults, $5 for seniors and chil- and country swing. Mankita has England, lived later in Wisconsin 9:30 p.m. Sundays. dren under 12 years of age. been playing in clubs, coffeehouses and is now based Texas. She The series supports the follow- Toddlers aged 2 and under are and festivals for over 25 years. worked in regional theatre for sev- ing charities: The Eric Johnson free, and child care will be pro- House in Morristown, the vided. Interfaith Council for the With over 75 musicians in the Homeless, the Central Jersey group, the NJWA Concert Band, Chapter of the Names Project, ted by Howard Toplansky, has Habitat for Humanity and the been heard in many locations. Community Food Bank of NJ. "Not only do we give regular concerts, we also try to offer ben- '«& Each concert benefits one of these charities. efit concerts to help worthy tSSSiSi, Fine Exotic Indian Cuisine JSSSZ, For more information on the organizations in their fundrais- series, the upcoming performance, ing efforts," said Toplansky. : Muskan • Muskan Lunch Buffet: or ways in which to get involved Two members of the band, All You Can Eat \ with the series, call (908) 522-1501 Russell Jackson, bassoonist, and 15% $1O°° Mon. thru Fri. ; or visit www.coffeewithcon- Don Young, trumpeter, have a OFF OFF '7.S5 | science.com. Volunteers are wel- Jay Mankita will bring tits folksy Mnd and a MW sat of tonga to the particular interest in this con- comed. 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He is cur- known figures on the profession- Band members come from Union County Arts Center in rently the house pro and general al billiards scene. Born in Union, Westfield, Scotch Plains, Rahway presents "Fun, Films & manager at Play, an upscale Newark and raised in Cranford, Roselle, Edison, Mountainside, 0 ,808" Games," is a new lecture series poolroom in Queens, N.Y. He Hopkins is a former world cham- Basking Ridge, Springfield, Japanese Restaurant that finds the link between cine- was previously affiliated with pion and U.S. Open champion Dunellen, Warren, Garwood as ma and America's favorite pas- Amsterdam Billiards Club and and has numerous other profes- well as Cranford. FEATURING: times. for several years ran the Pool sional titles to his credit. Over the years, the Concert ONLY AT... Sushi Bar Entrees School at Slate Billiards. Sushi 4 Sashimi At 8 p.m. Oct. 20, the UCAC Hopkins frequently serves as an Band has helped raise money for «"H '•' will present the first installment Watson has played professional- expert billiards commentator on the Gift of Life, the Jaipur Limb ALL YOU CAN EAT" Special Roll S, Hand Roll ly for over 10 years and worked Everyday Sushi & Rolls $21 Lunch Specials of the fall program, "Pool in the ESPN. Skilled at all-pocket bil- Project, the 9/11 Fund, and the 21.95 .«-Sushi Bar; Bento Box and more! Movies." On screen that evening as a staff writer for American liards games (straight pool, 9- Kenilworth Music Boosters. L CueM R will be "The Hustler," starring Cueist magazine. ball, and one pocket), Hopkins The band's fall repertoire | COUPON [ •. r— -{ COUPON)-- —. Paul Newman, Jackie Gleason, At 8 p.m. Oct. 27 the center was nominated last year for includes a variety of marches, ,15% OFF DINNER; 15% OFF DINNER; Piper Laurie and George C. will present "The Color of induction into the Billiards the "Sleeping Beauty Waltz" by *' tit Mimmm fimCMtsi, Hoi ro ti co»tmo mm j< \ %V) Hitman Ptmcmsi. Hot m ti COHSMB mm \ Scott, with special speaker Bob Mpney," starring Paul Newman Congress of America Hall of Tchaikovsky, "Highlights from offtn, Curwis 10/20/64. £AT-IH 0*ir, i I. r QiHtn offfH, 10/20/04. l*i-l* 0*ir. Watson. Watson will discuss the and Tom Cruise, with special Fame. Hopkins promotes the My Fair Lady," and the "Palm movies, the books and the by- 278 NORTH AVENUE, WESTFIELD guest lecturer Allen Hopkins. Super Billiard Expo, the largest Leaf Rag" by Joplin. gone era that the films depict. Directed by Martin Scorsese, retail billiard show in the coun- "We are dedicated to offering ^ (in Drug Fair Shopping Center across Irom Westtield Diner) "The Color of Money," released TEL: 908-389-1131 • 908-389-1132 • FAX: 908-389-1133 Watson is a Billiard Congress try, which is held annually in the public a wide variety of ™ of America-certified pool instruc- 25 years after "The Hustler," has Valley Forge, Pa. music —• an eclectic and exciting Newman reprising his role as a Tickets are $5 for all seats combination that allows people'' middle-aged "Fast Eddie" Felson and may be purchased the night to sit back and enjoy two hours'" who serves as mentor to Vince of the show at the Union County of sheer entertainment," said (Tom Cruise), an up-and-coming Arts Center Box Office located Toplansky. pool player. Hopkins will recre- at 1601 Irving St. in Rahway. For further information or to ate the shots seen in the movies Group discounts are available. inquire about ticket sale loca- with a demonstration in the Handicapped accessible seating tions, call (908) 276-6172 or £86- OOIOOOTiyflRMEIITER lobby. is available. 2069. (7 3 2) 4 9 9 - 8 2 2 6 • www. u c a c. o rg Ill Sidewalk Sun., Oct. 17 • 7:30PM RESTAURANT art show JACK UTSICK PRESENTS NE, Inc. Wonderful Food With Great Atmosphere Specials M is set for

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NO CASMT You're AP utils incl. Avail. Immed chrs., $175. mo sec 9O8-7B»O0e9 7 rm. duplex on 2 fVs plus UNION 3 BR. 1 bath. LR. CMANnRO/WESTFIELO/ PROVED- Guaranteed!' / 908-688-8535 CRANFORD • 2 family hou-^f atbc & basement Off St 2/L*. OR. kitchen. »1.100/mo + •eaten Ptataa - Desirable •COTCM PIAINS AREA NO CREDIT CHECK • Bad OARWOOO Spacious, 2 BR. 2' fl.. 5 room apt. relngerit Marking Conv. to bus/trains. Scetch PMfW • Utilities incl utus & sec. Avail 11/1. location, 3BR, Homes, condos. town- Ciedit Bankruptcy OK. 1 BUM Ma Set, 6 chairs, 7\A (I apV iv, huge kitchen, tjofi. */d- Ciost to tran^por Weal for prof, couple. $850./mo., 1 BR. 2" fl Call MaVM4-7tli Ranch.Over an acre of houses, apartments • fui 800-420-0326 10A-9P 2w/ arms, newlir uphol- rie/t pairit «r,rj carpets, largo latwi. $1300, mo plus s«, $1350.00/mo. plus urjl. uriit • Call Adele to see tmmm I property, lots of space & nlshed/unfurnished EST - Mon-Frl 'Checking stered, oval table, 1 leaf. storage im arid DR $1200. A utjht.es 90B.27&O091 ftef. fl 5ecunty req. No this and two other rentals. (5 Rms.). 2 BR.KHKELEV HEIOMTS store 13500. /mo. long/short term. 908-322 Account Required. Ig. china closet. Hardly V 9083224280 smoking/Pets (9O8>241 908-322-4434 e«t 115 *l250./mo., Htm. Sec. for rent. 1200 sq ft. ERA t—> Reetty «|HC) 6135. Broker. No Fee. WWW.PCSFOIIALL.COM used. $2500 obo 906 Cnnford-2 fir, ot 7 l Avail, now. 9066109714 687-2711 house. 2fj<, no fjets. ieR TTrtTrs EI 94/4 days. (908^241*405 908-464-1810 eves SO.PLAINF1EU) • 2" fir 1 BR 11/1 r, pn ;.rt ino fee i9OH2 72-9696. 2Biapt., Hcwai 2fam.. bum immed. $1150 /mo Rentals CHAMPQMI-House to share, 2 t Mor.. r,i mo. tOMfr $1000/mo, utilities in- rooms, nonsmoking (men cords 908-654-15*6 chairs and china closet. vale hurnt; l\i£*;. 1 offx.e SmtlNSFIELD 2 BR. 1 BA. Plus Realty (no fee) tOfr $1500. Huffman Koos KENILWOftTH -Inn. IBM. 2nd NowAvatl. cluded 908-272-8355 only) Call KM aJIHU BEDROOM SET lSQDs. Head 732-388-1581 siit » 1 fain, mi, large? $1250 util incl. no dogs, m'rmx. deswr. 2 walnut exec desk. $200 bath kit, priv. A. p'li- '•" fi'. 2 fam. horrte inc. heat avail, immed. 973-9125242 CRANFOHO AJt4pjn. Rottlle Studio apt.. oft WESTFIELP 2 Bdr. apt. rruat see, S250C 908-232-0072 trance an »;tfis UK.. * < a _ 1 BR apt. Ideal office space.l3O0sf.,6 WESTFIELD- Looking for 9086886240 Full and half cords ble. HBO, vD< use of s.-i^ie prof. $825--nio.. 1.5 5tr«^ pa^mg, laundry factWies, $125O./mo. + utils. 1.5 DUNN*. RM SET - Broytiill for rent. 2" fl.. Furnished, rooms with large waiting female to share home. All hardweods. large yard 4 laurd. loo. rin s*>. 90»2724668. i/tiis incl. 1 'A rm. sec mo. sec 908-78&O625 Fontana. French Country Looking for single non- room, all utilities in- $575 + utils. Cat «*«17- WM-272-raM (no snionngi tllOO. rtiij $650/rno. 90»2724O37 IWaiiDaail WiiajCat rectangular tbl.. 2 leafs, 4 MOUNTAINSIDE- 2 fam smoking, no pets. AM WESTnELO-2"' fir. dudeec. Available Immediately. $1000/mo include shared OanMxxS- 1 Mo. Freel N.-.v NEW PROVIDENCE fu' 2' fir. $1,000 * utifs. 2 9OS-232-7324 Ca« aoa-j72-7eai 9*5-1/2 co«d $100 Maehed TABU w/6 fully uphol. 2BR. 1BA. •>«-( OrirJ fir,.jr. m-.rieti 2 rn.s.. w, lull BA, BH apt. 1' (Ir. $1500 + Peggy Mt-337-4461 reception area. Call 732- 732-77S-S92I chairs, ind. table pads. exc. centrcil air. off &Trf-t! p.vk Ctjljle TV rr.ir.roAavf. tfidgfc. ulils. No pets. Walking WESTF1ELD - 3 BR in 2 fam. 669-9200 or fax 732«6» FANWOOO iotrier - Lg. cond,, $600. 90S69»8244 9202 room, cable TV hookup, ing. by train station. a'jnrjry far. no kitchen, distance to town & trains. If duple*. 6 room, basmt. alt remodeled, near train, t/'JO.MII'J.. avail. 11 1 Available 11/1. 908-322- no pets. $1750 » utilities share kitch/BA. $115/wk. DMIHJ RMM Set • 11 pc. $135Gino»l set Avil rir,A $1550* utii.caii mmiwm . 908-591-6426 S130 4 1.5 sec. sec. req'd. 90*S22*2U 3 «MM «oaa radiator covers African mahogany, table 4T. 52". 57' long.. Art «/2 leaves & custom 1 GW.V0OD 4 ITTB . 2 B(. EK we | NORTH PLAINFIELD SCOTCH PLAINS- 2BR. 2 UNION 2 BR on quiet Cul WESTFIELD- 4rm, I fl., 2 3BR HUDHOMEIlt • Room tor rent. utfe OOM new Sturttvarrt solid deco vanity table. Alt best pads 6 chairs, buffet, 2 rrjrjtns. sp.'lClOUS, 0(1 I fl $975. & Utll. 1.5 S6C. de sac. EIK, LR. DR. C/A, fam.. prkg., close to trans, Buy $21,000 or SOS panel. 32x80 w/2 pt lock offer, must sell. M*-S22- comer cabinets, mirror, no pets. 1 V/ n»>. SHC. street liaiking. carpeted.! no pets. 903-322-4388 af W/D hookups. Call 9O» w/d hkp, new paint Avail For listing 1-800-74*8106 » t Man 8-lpm or af- $250. Call 1746 $5500. 732-882-0789 now. 90C-232-M77 B369 ter 9pm mo, • utte,. 90B272IQFJEI1 $975.. mo 9O8 7D7-5137 i tor 6pm. «20-»33orH»42B2 •AST FURNITURE 3 pc. Bel- MMftt ROOM MT - 4PC lini set crib, changing ta glass mirror wall unit ble, glider, natural wood w/table & chairs & 2 finish, over $2000. new, class tables. $1000 90S- FINANCING $950 /OBO Call 233-1657 Up To » Hxth On (JntlM Iked Hman hr Qia«W Bujwi 908-464-2608. OHHN0 ROOM SCT- Cherry •AMETT 3 DWR HUTCH w/ 1 pc. hutch, table, and TOP YOUTH Otm w/chalr. 6 chairs, new in boxes. Good condition. S250/obo $975. Can deliver. 732- Cm SQB-33344OC 25S6690 BED aueen Si 4 po*t*r DMng Ream Bet Oval mMai bed. S5T5 banded pedestal table O077 w/2 leaves, pads. 6 chairs, buffet, hutch, great K0R00M - Bonnet-top storage, nice cond. dark pine. 7' Armoire + 6 $2000. .obo 908-232-0640 Dresser w/Bonnet-top mir- ror. $500. Bed Free DINING MOM SCT TABLE. w/set. 9O»233-5O43 6 CHAIRS & HUTCH. $120 $•1 5 pc. $500/060 Call 908- Dining: Room TaMe beige & 686-2329 or 908-397 coral Italian marble, rec- 9487. tangular w/pedestal base. matching sofa ta- BEDROOM SET- 5 pc. still in ble/server. $950./both. box. List $1200. sell Will sell separately. $525. 732-2596690 4 cyt, auto, pi, pb, a/c, ani/fm strreu. pw, pi, um, radlais, dly wiptre, 4 cyt auto, p*.pABS, »/c. am/bn Mf CD, pm, pi, MW-3M-1544 p/lrunk, tight,*, tilt, r/tii-f, cruise, silver, war/flit avail, 16,247 mllfi. pm, raAalt, Jy arlpen, i/Biaw. p/mink. BB BEDROOM SET- 7 pc. letDMncTabh>7ft., solid pine •li*6678A, viniriH53Z891. wtiHli. tilt, r/def, endtc, ancn, wn/fln •v»fll w/cherry sleigh bed. hand made. 37in. wide M.IWS mlhM, *tk#«2«0A. *ln«IC0l«2a3. chest, dresser & mirror, nite stand.List$5OO0. Can ejtel cond. $695 cteliver.$1800. 732-2596690 90&464-7666 TRIPLE DRESSER w/trl-fold 43999 SKES '13999 Your Source For Bet Queen size, mirror, walnut, very gd. Every Certified Used Honda oak, 6 pcs. incl, mirror cond., $125. Call quick sale. J6O0./0BO SOMfl-lMT Call 908-241-5262 SSSS iSrS Quality Used Cars! DREKEL HERITAM DR It BOOKCASE - (2) Benmnelon crotch mahog. breakfront, Pine. $150; Wall Unit, 3 double pedestal table. 4 pc. white & chrome. side, 2 armchairs & table iZMIBONOm HONDAA ttfAAA —'» SI COM $250: Chair, drafting, 5 pads incl. ortg. $25,000, I SL"tl( MS wheel, new. burgundy & asking $8,500 neg. 16999 chrome, $125, tamp, di- MS-273-4OM nette. Tiffany style, $25. • Has Passed A150- Point Inspection 90B-233-MS7 after 5. M) IK, U *e, light blond lacquer, paid $4000.. ask • Has Been Thoroughly Reconditioned BRset$15O, ire $1200. 3 pc. contemp. •Mai '1OS99 >••« '10999 living/dining room set yel- MSrr-«NTM).iM*.2 dress- low & Mack, Italian leather, • Comes With Up To 7 Year/100,000 2SKMMM j ers, 1 w/mirror, full slje pd. $3500.. asking $1250. Mile Powertrain Warranty With wooden bed frame + 3 i» TV. King size BR set.etc. No Deductible I/ nuspes. $700 •T»TBO«&M, pm. nllib. dry tiipm, p/tnali, •ft IET - black lacquer. 5 DR SET- Antique French Oak I^KIMS, fp whecht f4t, r/4cC cnbfi I/TM( 4 rw, 13,7 f» mUn, HMNU, >laf2M«?*M. pc. Queen sire bed, 2 Inlaid - w/side board & 6 •Comes With Additional 12 Month/12,000 lamps. $575. Call 732 chairs, $3500 E*. cond. Mile Warranty Coverage On 1MOBE « SlMILABSAnNCt 382-5434 after 5. Non-Powertrain Items Chkw Cabinet (new, never DR SCT - antique, oval, used) oak finish, beveled open to 96 in., hutch, buf- glass. $795. 732-885- fet, china cabinet, cherry • Is Eligible For Highly Competitive 5154 tnlay, 6 chrs., $1800. MM-MS-S2B2 Finance Rates Couch and solid wood Cof- fee TaMe $150 for both DR SCT - Bk. lacquer, table UkMM7«,«in#2M43041. willing lo split. 908-591- w/leaf & 4 chairs. CtVna cab., 9574 mirrored back & WMed top $500. Call 732827O368 COUCH. LOVESEAT, Re diner & 2 Wing Chairs. DR Set • Brass & Glass Ta- New Jersey's Iwstest (.irowiitg Iloitila Denier $900/ obo 9OS-2334933 ble 40X66. self store 33" leaf. table pads. 4 brass Country coffee table frame black vinyl side C'OISCII w/storage $175: Custom chairs. 2 arm. v.g cond. cabinet w/drawers & $350. 732-388-3453 EXCELLENCE shelves $150: New Casa blanca ceiling fan $100.DR set, cont. style. Fr. va- \ / /1111 It's It tun All exc cond. 908-789- nilla, 9 ft. lighted wall unit 4759 w/brass accent, banquet Shin I Hills Mall RIB FURNITURE Like new. Si tables w/2 Ivs. 6 black M.,., w,,rN,,,s,,w,, V,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,„,•„,,„„ 280 Main Si. Madison, NJ 973-822-1600 solid beecrtwood. sleigh chrs. $800. 908-232-3452 mamsontioncia-com • •••< •• .".•-••:, .„..,...,,.,..,. ,,..,.,. style w/pull-out drawer & DR SET - oak trestle table. converts to toddler bed. 65'. 2 leaves, 4 side, 2 arm Matching dresser ladder back chrs, table w/changing table top. pads. $500. 973-3795957 $600./both. Call 908- 3891546 Entirtakiment Certtw/ Unit- Oak, Perfect Cond., RIB FURNITURE SET mint 4pcs. will fit all your video VISIT OUR WEBSITE: cond.. bleached wood crib equip. 732-3*2 7933 MARANO & SONS w/lg. pullout drawer for storage, matching glider w/ ESTATE SALE- Pecan wood cushions, matching dresser w/ bedroom set by Thomasvilte. UU3. 3 dravuers. pullout changing Excellent condition. Originally table. 3 side shelves, lazy $6500. consists of two extra Susan side drawer. Must long chromatic twin beds w/ See, Must Sell! $750/obo headboards, 2 night stands, 2003 NISSAN Call 90S4S7-0M8 95. armoire, triple dresser w/ 2001 LEXUS ES-30O 2001 BUCK 2004 BUICK 2003 TOYOTA mirror & chair. Only asking 14 dr. aulo. air. p/s. p/b. p'w. LESABRE LESABRE SENTRASE* CANRYLE RIB SET from Crib City. $1500. Also have comfort jp/locks, p/seals. leather, tilt. i dr, auto, air. p/s, p/b, pV,4 dr, auto. air. rV*. P*. p/w. pflocks, 4 dr, 6 spd. air, p/s. pt, p/w, p/locte, 4 dr, aulo, air, p/s, p/b, p'w, Good cond. Incl. changing ers. curtains & pictures table & gliding chair. 908- (floral scenes) 908686, I cruise, cd, Aim wheels, healed piocks, p/waLs, tilt, cruise, cass. p-'seals. tilt, cruise, oi, 17,000 tilt, cruise, cd, alloy' wheels, high p/locks, p/seats, tiit, cruise, cass, cd. alloy wheels. 30.000 miles, 688*697 6384 I seats, moonrrxit, 36.000 miles. unly 33.000 miles. VINHI428M77 miles, VINM4105916 output engine, only 5,772 miles. VL\'#3L717277 V1N#2U510487 «9 laid ETHAN ALLEN - dark pine | V1NMO3018O3 Ctimy nK '.'.lim '.•.liii!*. r'.i]',nini;Ki.irdj. nnly lif.nim miles. 37.WKI milt's. VINI*2F659182 plucks, p'seals. tilt, cruise, cd changer, miles. VIM4I4589810 GMC miles. VlN«4MiL'4ii 17 alloy wheels, moonroof, only 11000 2 TO CHOOSE FROM miles. \1N#4M6)1889 COLONIAL MOTORS $26,900 $24,995 $21,595 $11.995 The Truck Experts Route 22 West, North Branch 2004 JEEP GRAND 2002 JEEP GRAND CHEROKEE 2001 HONDA ACCORD LX 2002 TOYOTA CEUCA GT 2000 JEEP GRAND CHEROKEE limited. 4 dr, 4i4, autn. air. rt's, pb, p'w. 4 dr, auto, air, jv's, pb. pAv, plwks. lilt, cruise, 2 dr, aulo. air, p's, pf>, pV p-iocks, till, CHEROKEE 4 dr. 4*4, auto, air. ps. pi1, f«, pK'k.v p Mrals. teathir. lilt, cruise, ass. cass, inly 2im miles. \1N«1AOOH93 cniise, cd. allo>' wheels, moonroof, wina, 1 -800-773-8737 4 dr, 4x4, laredo, auto, air, |>s. p/b, pAv, p/locks, p/ttats, tilt, cruise, cJ, alluv id, alloy whals. iiKxinrwif, heated s«ts. only 9,100 miles. V1N*2O118020 To Showtase Your Dealership rVlocks, tilt, crutst, cass, only 20,000 wheel*. J6.OO0 miles. VIN»4Cli'.!71u L'.'.i'iiO miles. VIN«25866518 Prtys) IICW»|I) »B wrt It k flit b( tlw tmimt miles. VW# in AUTOSOURCC Call Barbara Morgan y^ ^^A^^t^M^UB ^M ^^S^AtfAaUAAl IMAM $19,995 $22,595 $13,495 $15,995 $14,995 M rMfMMN mifftftfKm mm. at (9O8) 575-6719 October 8.2004 Record-Press C-7

wnc CHATHAM chain(2>, GoM vtlvet, veiy •ALE * BOTKtUE, TlMft good condition w/match ABSOLUTELY NO COST TO ... _ • kat* Quasar Oct. 34, SiiniiHiiii Ing Ottomans. $130 VOUII BRAND NEW OAS MVfR O00.. L*e microwave/convection Bag Sat* 3:U~4:3Oaia, each. 2 6rown VWvel POWER WHEELCHAIRS. . eac cond. 9086649Q14 oven. S75.; Magic Chef (MMHMk ' Rocking Club Chairs,»75. SCOOTERS AND HOSPITAL self-clean stove/oven 4«0MataSt. each. FoM out sofa, very BEDS. CALL 1-80O843- exc. cond.. red, clean, (gas). $200; twin CHATHAM TWSP. MOMNtt good condition »75. 90S 9199 TO SEE IF YOU hdbd/ftbd. *40.: solid oak MILWAUKEE Portabto Elec- 4fl&O968 QUALIFY. Ml LOCATION. paid $400. asking tric Band Saw, $150. SALE - 15 Lexington Court $250/obo call Mary 0 wood spiral staircase. (Coach Light So.). Fri. i Ut SET • Sofa, Loveseat & $300.; wood swing set. Days 7325946287 or Queen Ann chair, colonial ALL STEEL BUILDINBt 908-389-1171 Iv.mse eves. 90*4644509. Sat.. 10/8 & 10/9. 94. 24<30 was $10,380. sell $150.; patio set. 4 chairs. Beautiful furn.. rugs, ac blue, exc. cunfl, $3OO. Lexington Crib. Peg Perego umbrelta. *125 Call aft. 7 Rocking Chair. Chest of $5,190. 29»50 was 12 inch Wood Lattw, 4 oess, WL cofSerts. nwmen's double stroller, interlocking p.m. 908-771 5548. inch Planer. 733-3S2-726S Drawers, round end Table $15,700. sell $7,850. foam alphabet mats. 4 clothing, sz. 16 & 18. maple side chair. tlO/ea 50«90 was $29,850 wood dinosaur. Linie Tykes jewelry. Everything Must sell $15,490. 1" Come SAUNA- Demonstrator SERVICE STATION EQUIP. Go! 97^701-8751 90fr€54-5063 folding picnic table. unit, personal infrared Misc. TOO much to list. 1 Serve! Joe (800) 4 animated Pooh & Tigger 392 7817 sauna. 100% Oriental CLARK • 14 Devon Ln. Fn.. Queen pillow top, new Christmas figures. Fisher herbal wood. Rejuvenate 10/8 & Sal.. 10/9 9anv still in plastic w/ war ••by HMH . Crib, High Price playhouse. / Viiginta your health. Reduce 2pm. Rain Oat*: Sun.. ranty.732 2596690 chatr, Car seats. Toddler • 90*6540561 pain, stress, fatigue and 10/10; XBOX, Game MATTftCM KT- $195. King bed, etc.. Like new. Excel. ^ili, Qm. purify your body. $1995 Cube, IT playhouse & Cond. 732382-4869 taatar Stt at Eastern Press's Call 800 643 6955 MI garden, toys, designer ortho/plush. new in plas ACOUSTIC OUITAR. 78' CHANDELIER Crystal.8 arm 'The Piesideneai Ltray" n*t bags & clothes bikes, tic bags. 732 25S6690 Shotmr Anywtwr* Brand Gunan S3M with fishman small furniture. HH items w/2 tiers. 2' > 17 • E»c. is (he IBSI uamate of at Ess Portable, ideal for parson MOVIN0 • Ig freezer, Dining ten Hess sets & the is the pick up &haid shell case & lots ot videos. rm, 3 bedrrn sets, sofas $250 Cond K/caretaker. Exc cond enc. cona 11200 90» washer, recliner Etc.! Ai 973-731 7480 1500. 90*451-1767 272*985 Clark, Fri. 10/8, 10-3 Sal., newer. araler set 84 books 10/9,9-31 ram date 10,' 10, half pricel I0IWHU5 CHAttOEUER-Cuttom ptoca net autojjaphed editions cd 2 yrs. young Florentine PIANO Beautiful "Tadashi" 93>3S • 31 Alica Lntofi Queen SUB Castro convertible Ford . Noun & Carter S 7000. 4 HP, 20 inch dual stage Upright, hi gloss mahog raritan rdHoys, bike, Excellent Cond Bronze finish & adorned 733-382-2925 by leaded glass crystal & trac-plus. $ any finish, exc. cond,. clothes, HH and misc 732-388-5645 $1250/obo 9O823 items black silk shades Meas. MANY ITEMS TO SELL ****** ROCKER/RECLINE* - Blue - 36" w i 46' h. Exc. cond! 10 RAD/ARM. 8' Tab. SPA A HOT TUB COVERS PIANO Becker Upnght, enc. CLARK Garage Sole, Sat. $90; 8 ft. Christmas tree $1800. Can E-mail photo $75.90*232 2797. Saw. HIP/ Saw. Saturn $99 & UP. Cover lifters cond.. walnut limsh. 10 9. 9 to 3. Childrens 201400^3290 Vue 02' engine manual $169 S88-772 7B10 $1200/obo. 9088895157 videos. toys, books, SOFA « 2 LOVE ./ and Danbury mint Pills games, clothes. HH items. Chandilier 6 arm federal PIANO Knabe console matching cushions, sculpted styte. solid brass enc bury Dough Boy calendar STEEL SHELVES H>><'ivy duty 622 Madison Hill Rd.. short velvet in spice color */ ace. 908-276-4699 */ uprights. 5 shelves w, Dpnch. beautiful crier comer ot Wmthrop Exc cond. $450.2 • tnm cond.. $175 908889 '18VV X 120 X 72H $35 rywood finish, enc cond , Stieffel table lamps. $5O 7624 per unit. 908-232 S318 $2200. 9O&233W87 CLARK MULTI FAMILY ea. 90*233-1908 CHEST SET-A*lan Ivwy figu MAUSOLEUM- 2 CRYPTS Corner Colrievm & James $tora *lt«lvfnc and PIANO Upnghl Winter Roy- Ave . Sat . 10/9, 9-4. R'D Sol* - 84 inches, Green nnes, solid wooden chest Woodbridge Mem Gard. ale, good condition $700 board tx».$30OO 90& Value $17,500. Asking rpyistor counter, Sat.. 10/16. Fum.. ClotTies, Navy and Burgundy Plaid call 9087891473 908-580-1566 HH items. $225. 908-272-8523 272-8986 $12,500. 7325741533 STUDIO UPRIGHT PIANO Sofa - Quilted print, beige COMICS- DC/MARVEL Pun Men 3 spd bike $40. Nordic Track Lighting $99 Cooper CLARK NEIGHBORHOOD isher, Spiderman. X-Men, Trak Treadmill, b/o 908 Intfustfifis. 6in Halo lights Beautiful mahogany (.rush GARAGE SALE - Oct. 8 & yellow. Twin Bed. Desk with matching bench, per & Dresser. Rocking Chair Catwoman, JLA. Good 486-7582 */ bulbs 908-459 5900 9 , 10 , 9am-3pm. Whit cond 50 mixed $50. 100 feet for the beginning s!u tier Rd Parkway Dr.. Park Game table w/4 arm MOVING • ALL QUALITY TREADMILL FOR SALE dent. $230O. 90&2720224 chairs. 732 388-4254 mm. $100. 908587 5265 ITEMS- Rugs Persian hand & Maple St. Household, PflO-FORM 775 EKG Likt> furn.. electronics, jewelry, SOFA, sectional. 2 pe.. CRYPT- Double lawn. Hoi made ong. $.1500 ea. ask. nevi, powef incline thicks YAMAHA~AITO SAX >T."i7 $990 ea. DR Set. LR set. 2 1 old. $500. Call 90K232 antiaues, collectibles. $250. Call days 908687 lywood Memorial Park. Un- calorie?, heart /ate. 6 pit Photography by Joan Barker 9120 or eves. 9O&277 ion, NJ. $5000, call 732- Quality Chests, and Much programmed workouts CLARK Oct. 9. Sat.. 9 to 4. 1953. 657-4931 More! 201-797-35S2 ilit com compatible, space Ram or Shine. 43 Starlite Vsmaho Uprltfit Piano A2' L'nvt\ oft Lake Ave. 40 Sofa Slwpw • Loi« itai DIRECTV FREE 3 ROOMS NY YANKEE YEARBOOKS saver model, j iftt.co'n Ml iTiarlf^ in Japan, excel Every single yearbook from cd's & 1 video rnclgrit'd, lert cond . $2000 97J Yrs. of accumulation. HH Simmons, like new. $325 SYSTEM installed & de- Asking $650. Pleat* con- f. tu'fiiture. No Early Birds 97^9124957 livered tree. Say good 19502003 Mini Cond.! 714 1/78 This is a near impossible tact Tracy 90S453-0343 THOMWVILLE COFFEE TA bye to cable forever. Ac Of 732«52-3839 CLARK SAT OCT. 9 94pm cess over 225 channels. collection to put together. Crafrsman wood shredder, BLE • 2 EM TW: ma $2000. FIRM 732382 2925 When you invite a city child to your home to experience the country for the very first time, pie, glass top, $200. Call 18008590440. TREK 5200 Bicycle only crib, hutch, an much more www.directech.tv Solofletwmtmsux Home Gym » all ! 129 G1BB50N BLVD. 90S-2724250 ORIENTAL RUG Tabriz, lOOmi ridden. attach A organiser txcel. you may be the one who benefits most Because nothing is like the thrill of opening a child's eyes DJ EQUIPMENT- 2 Technics 9'.2'il2'.4". perfect rd.-'wVbl.56cm Cond $7:>0. obo 90S CLARK- Sat. & Sun. 10/9 1200 turntables, Newmark cond. $2.0OO. Call 908 2 728986 6G5G47? 410. 93. Collectible toys & to a whole new world. With your help, children can swim in a lake or walk barefoot in the grass. miner w/coffin, 2 Gemini 908-301-0797 MOVING-? Typewriter, ek-ctnc, Canon dolls. Xmas items, costume to solid cherry speakers. $2100/obo Call OVEN • Syr old Amana self TENNIS RACQUET Head It jevvelry, crystal. Lenox, hh wall unit entertainment 9M-M7-O737 cleaning oven. Stainless AP300 w/ftbtjons haraiy trinrum TIS-5, never used. items, clothing. RD 10 16. It's only a two-week investment of your time, but it pays a lifetime of dividends. ctr.,7pc.br set. queen used $150 (Value $M0t $lO0. fash only. Call DREMEL 0395 rotary tool, steel & black. $250,'obo 283 WestfieW Ave. Satoct Comfoit bed. new A*h tor Lyrni 90»232 5114 908-686-0388 / 908688 908206-9-183 queen linens, coffee and with drill stand, vise. etc. 8535 CHANFORD Snt. 10/9.9-3. For more information on hosting contact: end tabtas,+ more. 90& $125. 90S-3224323 PATK) table, chairs, umt). $75. Boohs. something for 9254505 Benches Duck $20. c*fd*rt WALKER. 2 cams. A loilet. every one. 61 Morse St Linda Bond ELECTRIC POWER WHEEL alum., unused. $99. Call CHAIR w/charger for bat $60 Anttq. andirons $50. INDOOR FLEA MARKET 1 Off Georgia. 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Ne* York NY 10017 WALL UNIT- Must Sell! 3pc 90827&8988 Sears, selfpiop., 6.0 hp GUN SHOW approt. 4 yrs old. $400, 10/9. 8:302. furmtuio 1212 897-8900) Information filed with the attorney general concerning this charitable solicitation may be oblained from trie attorney lighted, gray w/rnirrored POOL TABLE Brand new. BENEFIT FOR toys, books and more! backboard, glass & wood AT THE OAYS INN met. accessories & up- 908-232-2345 general of Ihe stale of New Jersey by calling (973) 504-6215 Registration with Ihe attorney general does not imply endorsement 1946 ScrantorvCarOondale HOMELESS ANtMALS C 2004 The Fresh Air Fund floors. Good condition graded cues. $299, 908 TILLER 19" 7 HP BiS. used GiyaiitK &!*•. Tn ,5, Sat.. Garwood, 264 Myrtle Aw. $300/obo 732-49*92*7 Hwy., Scranton. PA 8899333 Sat. Oct. 9" ,9-3 Fumi Open to the public only twice, org. $800 sac 10 Hi. 10,9. 9-S WICKER SET Blonde. 48" Power Wheelchair*. t:',:,:• $5OCl W«edwacker I860 Winding Brook Way ture. children's clothing, Oct., 2'. 9 5. Oct. 3 . 9-3 books and moie! round table w/glasstop, 4 For info 717-697-3088 Scootari and Hoipltal Husquvana. light use. I Scotch Plains chairs. $275. 908-686- Bed* at absolutely no straight shaft. $100, obo. ; KENILWORTH Apt. Sal* 0388 or 908688-8535 INFLATABLE DOAT-Rover R3 cost to you. Call Toll Root Ball Cart used one j Berkeley Height* 6 Sat. 10/9. 9am 3pm All 10 w/ 6 horsepower Mer- Free 1 800-708 9301. time, no rust. $275, obo. Brook St. Sat 10 9, must go1 Bdr. sets. OR Blowar RedOmau, pow- cury outboard, trailer, RANGE WM, PMriar 3DT BB. ft 1OAM-4:3OPM. Haindate: se1, buffet. relriR., erful, good com). $150. 10/23,Lnts of Clothes. Piano -Grieg, spinet, upright good cond.$1500. obo vi/ Iwcui. IS cube fl FriJdaie IB 1 washer/ diver. TV. AC. Push Edgcr S2b. Call Books, and much more rompuTer table, wheel with bench mahogony. 9008-6543338. fringe. A*ic $400 for ban. Exc 732-574-1607 after 3pm good condition. $65 OBO cond7323B»lU2 thdir. lots of HH (terns. 52 JACUZZI- Jacuzzi brand. 6ft CHATHAM - 7 Million Ter South 21" Street. 908-317-2709 single person indoor «s4ni RECLINER LIFT CHAIR multi Yard Machlm. 8 HP leaf race (Junction of Southern Small Maple desk & chair in pool tub. kke new. w/whuipool positions, dual motor, like blower, Duerr 8 HP Chip- Blvd and Fciirmourit Ave.) KENILWORTH- MOVING SALE excellent condition. $35 jets, white w/ chrome & gold new. used 2 weeks, fabric per/ Shredder. Homemade Snt., October 9. 9

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RETIRED LONGABERGER II Toys, Clothes, Bikes. Fur- niture, HH appliances. WESTFIILD- 520 Coleman PI. (Off Dudley) Sat 10/9. 1211 Foothill 93 Toys. cUhes. crib, bad Way. cor. of Central Ave. ding, hh Items 4 much mart Fri & Sat. 10/8-9, 9am. Lots of h.h- stuff, and oil wnmao. at paintings. Am. Sat 10/9 .8-2 RD la >Ma*lM 10/10. Attic ctearvup- Nonttc 385 Creek fled flood,"(Sit exer.. fum.* lots of hh. Central Ave.) - 658 Tremont 10/8.10/9.10/10. 8AM4PM. Ave., Comer Tremont and Furniture. Clothes. HH Goods. South Chestnut. Sat. Lots of Stuff. Some Antiques. 10/9, 9AM3PM, Captians MOUNTAINSIDE- MULTI- Bed, Computer, tools, fur- FAMLY, Huge garage sale!! niture and HH Items. Fri. & SaL 10/8 49. 8:304. WESTFIELD 861 Bradford 359 Old Tote Rd. Off New Ave.. (off Mountain), Sat.. Providence fid. 10/9, 9-1. Furniture. Little Tikes toys, Baby & HH MUVlNUNMr items, clothes & more. NEW HWV1DENCE- 10/6. 8- lPm, 375 South St. HH.WESTFIELD Fri. & Sat.. toys, kids clothes & more 10/8 & 10/9. 9 to 2. Like new childrens clothes, NEW PROVIDENCE - toys, books. Cub Cadet 10/9, 9-3Pm, ft/D riding mower, wine press, 10/10 45 Forest Rd. An- brand new table saw tiques-partners desk, blade, HH items. 909 Nordic Trak Cranford Ave., off Benson CTX 4000-JVC speakers, WESTFIELD 0ARA0C SALE- Walters wicker sectional- Sun. 10/10, 10am-3pm, bedroom set. 703 Prospect St. Furni- ture, crib, toys, clothes, • 67 books & much more. Windblne Circle. Sat. 10/9. WESTFIELD- Large Multi 9AM-2PM, Tots Rideon Family. 758 Knollwood Santa Fe train, other toys. Terr,. Sat. Oct.9 R/D HH goods, clothes, etc. Oct.10.Gate opens 9am until 4pm. No deal- Railway - 924 Hamilton ers/EB's. Furn., Car top- St.. (Near Hospital). 1O/B per, HH, linens, piano, 4 9, New Items. Tee cello, clothing -all sizes Shirts, Patio Furniture, HH. exc. cond. Jewelry, cos- IUHWAY MULTI-FAMILY tumes. Little Tykes Play- OARAOE SALE! 507 house/toys. Free items as Stalevicz Lane, off West well. Lake Ave. Furniture, clothing, household WESTFIELD MOVING SALE Items, costume jewelry, 302 Belmar Place (comer etc. Oct. 9, 9a-4p. Rain- of Boulevard). Sat.. 10/9. date Oct. 10. 9a 4c. 9-3. Couch. Computer Desk, Knee Hole Desk. RAHWAY- Sal. 10/9, »2, A/C "nit. Fishing motor, HH. clothing, misc. Lots Housewares, Tools 4 more! morel! 427 Jensen Ave. Be- tween Lake & I'iman Ave. WESTFIELD- Sat. 10/9,10-5 & Sun. 10/10, 12-5.R or S MOSELLE PARK - 10/8 & 9. Antique. Bed & bath, fum, »4Pm. Multl Family 800 dotting. Mi ef (WRI 424 Block Walnut Street. Rahway Ave. Something for everyone! WESTFIELD-Sat. 10/S, 8-2. ROSELLE PARK 304 Bender RO 10/10.Lots of good Ave. Sat.. Oct. 9", 9 to 3. stulft 552 Alden Ave. Off Kids stuff, misc. items. Mountain Ave. SCOTCH PLAINS • 1068 Hetfield Ave.. Sat.. 10/9. 9-4. R/D 10/1O. Electron- ics, Clothes. Toys& Morel ANTIQUES. FWWHTUM. Costume Jewelry, Tools, [ SCOTCH PLAINS - 10/9 much more. Oct. 8'" &9 4 10, »4Pm. 327 Mon- 711 Pine St..(off Locust & tague Ave. Shopaholic West Colfax) Unloads! Quality clothes 307 East Linden & shoes, books. Storage Ave., Sat. & Sun. 10/9 & unit. Comp. equip.. & 1O/1O, 9AM-4PM, NO more!!! Early Birds! LR, Dfl, 2 BR sets, Washer/Dryer. Re- Scotch Maim - 1122 Ma frigerator, Tools. Kitchen pie Hdl Rd.. 10/9. 9AM- items. Misc. & much 4PM. No Early Birds. more. Ralndate. 10/23, 10AM 4PM. Antiques, old and NEW PROVIDENCE • 119 new clothes, books, tools, Chestnut Hill Dr.. Sat.. Baking pans, shoes some 10/9, 8-2. Frames, Pic- 17UPWMGFIEL0AVE. new 4 old. Lots of things. tures. China. Mirrors, SCOTCH PLAINS - 2000 Books. HH items. Silver, Prices & pymnts include all costs to be Winding Brook Way, (off Small Rugs. Baskets, paid by a consumer except tor licensing, Rantan Rd.), Sal.. 10/9. Lamps. Loads of Bric-a- registration A taxes. Not responsible for R/D. 10/10, 9A. HH & Brac & Many More OLD typographical errors. Pictures are (or baby items, toys, books, TIME TREASURES. Priced 973-761-6000 illustration purposes only. Prices & much more! to Sell! programs subject to change-ask lor details. Lessee responsible tor excess wear & tear, SCOTCH PLAINS MAPLE SMunfy Service ton-fpm tMust be current Ford lessee to qua). 'Must 50% OFF Sato on most be a recent graduate of a 2 or 4 yr items. Tues- Sat. Oct. 5- 9" ,10:30-4:30pm Best accredited college. "Must finance through Friends Thrift Snop 1750 Ford. See dealer for details. Waata all•Erran MwrfMlUZtal East 2"' Street. •an* « TnhK far SPRINOFIELD 67 Skylark Dr Fri to Sun 10-3. (Shunpike itmtsm to Mountview to Treetop to Skylark). Contemporary decorator furn: sect, so- fas, wall units. DR table & others. BR's, etegeres. 908-232-8938 bric-a-brac. Known con 1AA CASH for records, temporary art, kitchenware mags, toy cars, pez. dolls, h.h. goods, etc. Wendy. tectdy bears, toys. Call SmiNAFIElD MOMNQ SALE 90&6 54*688 26 Benjamin Dr.. Weds- AFtaMngTa Sun.. Grand Piano 4 En Wants to buy ofd, rods, reels, tire Contents of Large lures, catalogs Cal around for extra cash? Home, Must Sell! 9O8/233-1654 SUMMIT - 58 & 61 Prospect ALL ANTIQUES- or older Hill Ave., SaL. 10/9, 7:30-2. furn. DR sets. BR sets, 1 Fum.. Toys. Sports & Hockey pc or contents of house. EqpL, Ice Skates, Bikes. 973/586-4804 UNION - 33 Sumner Ave.. AU.CWM Wanted pay »»lor Sat.. Oct. 9. 9am-3pm. Ex- your uTHanted Chtn. AIBO dB- ercise bike, clothes, misc. Gfa&to Something for everyone. 90^3223673 UNION - 391 Ward St.. (Five Points Area. Chestnut St. AUJJONEL, H.VEH*. 0TMI turn Rto Washington Ave., . Top cash prices pd. turn R to Ward St.). Sat., 8004644671 or 10/9, 94. Various HH rtems. 973425153a ANTIQUES, GLASSWARE, RAIN OR MUM CHINA, SILVER, Union - 581 Robinson Ter- USED FURNITURE race. (Off Crawford). 10/9. CAUNANCTS 9AM-2PM, Multtfamiry. Baby Items.Crtb.Strollers.Playpens @ 908-233-8157 Clothes, HH items. Snow SALES CONDUCTED blower, microwave, Furni- BY NANCY ture, and much much more! Sell those no-longer Too much to list! »** CASH PAID SSS UiUon • 874 Louisa Street, (Off Elmwood Ave.) Sat 10/9 at 9AM-5PW, Huge Garage Sale. HH items. used items for $$$$! Toys, Office equip.. Many more. UNION OARAGE SALEI Oc- tober 9th. Bam-lpm. 1261 Wdshire Drive - Vauxhall Rd. to Glenn to Aberdeen to WNshlre. AKC. Macks & ye) Waiffleld 31B Massachu- lows, dwnpion English blood setts St, off Central Ave. tones, health & hkn euaran Sat 10/9, 9-5. Rain date teed, microchip. $5004800, 10/16 Clothing, gowns.HH 6*7BO WESTFIELD - 417 Beech- wood Place, (between Westfield 6, Summit Ave.), Sat.. 10/9, 9am3pm Dolls. Toys. Records. HH items No Earty Birth! YOU TOO CAN S275K4 1*1 YR potential BE A BIG working from fcoma, NO Cold Calls. Proven Track WINNER! record. Training provided if selected. No Invest- ment required. Wealth But not if you answer Consultants, LLC. 1-800- ads that promise easy 789-3946. 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Call Jim & Celeste 908-931-9723 I October S. 2004 Record-Press Automotive/Classified Don't wait for winter blues PRNewswire — With temper- atures changing and traffic once again bustling, the "As the wear and American International tear of summer Automobile Dealers Association is encouraging traveling draws to motorists to take some time to a close and with think about preparing their car for winter. winter right "As the wear and tear of sum- mer traveling draws to a close around the comer, and with winter right around October is an ideal the corner, October is an ideal month for a check-up," said month for a Buzz Rodland, chairman of the check-up." association. "Taking proper care of your vehicle will help Buzz Rodland, ensure it runs at peak efficien- Chairman, cy during inclement weather." American The National Highway Traffic PHOTO COURTESY OF HONDA Safety Administration reports International The new Honda Accord Hybrid, the world's first V-6-powered hybrid vehicle and Honda's third hybrid model, will be arriving at dealerships In that 100,000 disabling injuries December. annually result from neglected Automobile Dealers vehicle maintenance. The Association administration estimates 12.6 percent of vehicle crashes can on your checklist: be attributed to mechanical — Make sure the engine runs Honda debuts hybrid Accord defects. properly. Although advanced safety — Check fluid levels (e.g. American Honda will debut becomes the first company in increase of 43 percent over the interior, dual zone automatic technologies like anti-lock brakes and transmission). the all-new Accord Hybrid, the the world to offer three distinct current Accord V-6 in city driv- hybrid climate control, 8-way braking and traction control — Check the amount and con- world's first V-6-powered hybrid hybrid models including the ing and 23 percent in highway power driver's seat, XM Satellite are common in today's cars, centration of antifreeze in the vehicle and Honda's third world's first V-6 hybrid. driving. radio and 6-disc CD changer. these systems require regular radiator. hybrid model, at dealerships "The Accord Hybrid is the first In addition, the Accord Hybrid In keeping with Honda's check-ups and routine mainte- — Examine all hoses and nationwide on Dec. 3. hybrid vehicle that combines delivers 255 horsepower (versus "Safety for Everyone" initia- nance to function at an optimal belts for wear and tear. The all-new Accord Hybrid uti- superb fuel economy with truly 240hp for the Accord V-6 Sedan) tive, all Accord Hybrids also level. — Check the battery to lizes the third-generation of exhilarating performance," said with an exceptionally broad and come equipped with a compre- One of the most important ensure it's fully charged and Honda's advanced Integrated Tom Elliott, executive vice pres- flat torque curve for outstanding hensive list of advanced safety steps a motorist can take in the battery terminals are clean. Motor Assist full hybrid system ident of American Honda. "By power and driving performance. features including driver and "winterizing" a vehicle is to — Check for wiper malfunc- in combination with new applying hybrid technology to Acceleration performance front passenger side airbags, replace worn-out tires and tion and proper headlight Variable Cylinder Management two of America's most popular from 0-60 miles per hour and first and second row side cur- brakes. alignment. cylinder deactivation technolo- vehicles, first Ihe Civic and now from 50-70 mph is reduced by tain airbags, four-wheel anti- "In winter driving, traction For more helpful preventive gy to deliver the world's best V-6 the Accord, we are taking one half second compared with lock brakes and Traction and stopping power are criti- maintenance tips from fuel efficiency — on par with a hybrids even further into the the already powerful and sporty Control System. An exclusive cally important," Rodland said. American International 4-cylinder, compact class Civic mainstream." Accord V6 Sedan. rear deck lid spoiler and spe- "The time to replace worn-out Automobile Dealers — along with highly responsive The Accord Hybrid achieves The new Accord Hybrid also cially designed alloy wheels tires and brakes is in the fall, Association or ways to properly and powerful V-6 performance. an estimated EPA fuel economy. comes equipped with a high contribute to the Accord before the snow arrives." "winterize" your vehicle, visit: With the introduction of the rating of 30 mpg in the city and level of premium features and Hybrid's improved aerodynamic The following items should be www.aiada.org/carcare. Accord Hybrid, Honda now 37 mpg on the highway, an equipment including leather performance.

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