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WESTFIELD SCOTCH PLAINS FANWOOD Vol.16, No. 24 Friday, June 15, 2001 50 cents Area mourns death of Alan Augustine By OREO MARX DNA testing of old evidence to THE RECORD-PRESS Municipal, state politicians remember a 'true gentleman' establish a convict's innocence, the WestGeld High School Identity Theft Act establishing UNION COUNTY — Local after veteran public servant loses his fight against cancer criminal penalties for assuming hosts 2001 graduation politicians offered glowing remem- another person's identity and the WESTFIELD — Westfield brances of Alan Augustine this Denny added Augustine was a character. "He was an educator, Augustine had served in the Dendbent Parent's Law, which High School will host graduation week, following the death of the "gentleman's gentleman" who whether he realized it or not," General Assembly since 1992 revokes the driver's and profession- ceremonies for the Class of 2001 Scotch Plains Republican and for- offered personal support when Marks said. "He taught us how to before stepping down in Mnrch due al licenses of parents who are delin- beginning at 6 p.m. Wednesday. mer member of the New Jersey Denny's father passed away last be a public servant. One of his to health concerns. Before the leg- quent in dnld support payments. Commencement exercises are General Assembly. favorite phrases was 'good govern- Nancy Mnlool, Augustine's scheduled to be held at Kehler Augustine died Monday after a "(Augustine) set the ment,' and he personified it." friend and chief legislative aide, Stadium. In the event of rain or lengthy bout with cancer. Democratic Mayor George Jorn "He taught us how to remembered Augustine us a "car- other inclement weather, the Members of both the Democratic highest standard for pub- of Cranford said while he and be a public servant. One ing human being" who was "any- graduation ceremony will be and Republican parties praised lic service anyone could Augustine belonged to different of his favorite phrases thing but a typical iK>litician," moved to the Westfield Armory Augustine's personal integrity, parties, he had always known the "He tried to give a voice to peo- on Rahway Avenue, according to sense of public service and commit- hope to achieve. He was Assemblyman to be "a decent man." was 'good government,' ple who didn't have a voice" said a press release announcing the ment to the towns and people he a true gentleman who "He always had the interests of and he personified it" Mnlool, noting Augustine's devo- annual event. represented. . cared deeply about mak- Cranford at heart," Jorn said, "He tion to liis constituency and his Later Wednesday evening, Tom Denny, a Republican mem- was always there for us. Everybody — Martin Marks efforts on behalf of seniors children, after the ceremony, the "Bash," an ber of Cranford's Township ing a difference." had the utmost respect for Alan Mayor of and the handicapped. all-night, substance-free gradua- Committee, called Augustine's — Assemblyman Augustine." Scotch Plains A memorial service is scheduled tion party sponsored by the passing "a definite loss for all those Tom Kean Jr., the Westfield res- to begin at 2 p.m. June 24 at the Optimist Club of Westfield, will whom Alan served." Tom Kean Jr. ident who was chosen to fill Westfield Presbyterian Church, be held at the Ricochet Racquet Denny noted Augustine person- Augustine's Assembly seat, said islntivo districts were redrawn this located on Mountain Avenue in the Club, the release said. ally toured Cranford to survey year. "He was a unique individual Augustine "set the highest stan- spring, his 22nd District seat repre- town. property damage following Tropical who will truly be missed at multi- dard for public service anyone sented Cranford, Westfield, Scotch Memorial donations in Scotch Plains' Lipstein Storm Floyd in September of 1999, ple levels," Denny said. could hope to achieve." Plains, Fanwood and Garwood, Augustine's honor should be direct- and said Augustine helped shep- Martin Marks, the Republican "He was a true gentleman who among other towns. ed to the Center for Hope Hospice, to seek committee chair herd state funds for flood relief mayor of Scotch Plains, empha- cared deeply about making a differ- Among Augustine's legislative 1G7 Huffa Street, Linden, NJ SCOTCH PLAINS — through the Assembly. sized another part of Augustine's ence," Kean said. initiatives were a bill permitting 07036. Kenneth Lipstein, an 18-year township resident, has announced his intentions to seek election as the Scotch Plains Democratic Committee Snakes Chairman. Deck The members of the Democratic Committee will be chosen during the June 26 pri- mary election and will vote on the alive! committee chairperson at a sub- sequent reorganization meeting, foes according to a press release School officials: announcing Lipsteins intentions, Stanley Donatelli, the current Brunner visitors chairman, has decided not to seek re-election. are milk snakes, Lipstein, an attorney, has been plan active in Scotch Plains politics, not copperheads was a candidate for Township Council in 1996 and nerved as By THOMAS 1COTT Scotch Plains municipal prosecu- THE RKCOKD PRESS tor in 1999. This is a particularly good SCOTCH PLAINS — Brunner rally time to become chairman," Elementary School parents Lipstein stated in the release. "I received a cautionary notice from feel that the people of Scotch school officials June 6 after Plains have come to realize that snakes, believed to be poisonous, Protesters hoping it is the Democrats who have were found in the school area. worked, in a straightforward But one snake first miaidenti- June 23 march manner, to do what is best for the fied as a poisonous copperhead township. 1 look forward to sup was later determined to be an will sway council porting the upcoming Township Eastern milk snake, which can By THOMAS SCOTT ^ Council campaign." grow to 36 inches in length but is not poisonous. TUB UKCOUI)-I'HKHH Operators ham it up WESTFIELD — Residents "ft may have been an who are troubled by the potential during radio Field Day impact of a possible parking MOUNTAINSIDE — error to report (the snake) garage at the intersection of Elm Hundreds of amateur radio oper- was poisonous. But we and Prospect streets are plan- ators will work around the clock sent the letter out thinking ning a "Rally to Dump the June 23-24 to set up field radio Westfield Deck" for June 23. communication stations and con- it better to err on the side tact thousands of other operators of safety." "Bring your children, in the U.S. and Canada as part of the American Radio Relay — Jeffery B. Ross babies and strollers." League's Field Day. Principal of the — Julie Dlddell According to Dave Sawyer, president of the Tri-County Brunner School Citizens for the Radio Association, Inc., Field Day Preservation of is the annual "shakedown run" "It may have been an error to for the ARRL's National Field report that it was poisonous," Residential Westfield Organization. The idea is to put said Brunner Principal Jeffery B. together a self-sufficient, working Ross, who signed the note sent to "Bring your children, babies station quickly and begin making Brunner parents. "But we sent and strollers," said rally organiz- contacts," Sawyer said. the letter out thinking it better to er Julie Diddell of the Citizens The ARRL Field Organization err on the side of safety." For the Preservation of has been effective in establishing No Brunner children have GEORGE PACCIELLO/RECORD-PRESS Residential Westfield. "We'll meet emergency communications net- come into contact with snakes in at 10 a.m. on Elm Street by works during floods, hurricanes, the school area and none have Trader Joe's," fires, earthquakes and other been bitten, according to Ross. Sky king "We will march around the major disasters. The league esti- "School officials occasionally area where the deck is going be," mates that more than 35,000 Scotch Plaint-Fanwood High School senior Derrlon Aberdeen spread his wings and took flight June 6 receive reports from neighbors of at the state track and field Meet of Champions, held in South Brunswick, but Derrion's long Jump of 21 added organizer Cnthy Dudley, hams participate in Field Day With a recent Town Council every year. snake sightings," the principal feet, 9 inches was good only for a sixth place finish. For more In the Meet of Champions, please see said. "The school property abuts Sports, Page C-2. vote to authorize $700,000 to Tri-County Field Day opera- (Continued on page A-8) tions will be in the Loop Area in (Continued on page A-8) Watchung Reservation, just off W.R. Tracy Drive in Mountainside, Activities are scheduled to begin at 2 p.m. June Scotch Plains names 23 and end 24 hours later. The New principals raring to go public is invited to attend. For more information, call Jim Montlior, Field Day chairman, at new finance director (908) 232-8707. By THOMAS SCOTT Polidore. The new finance direc-. in Scotch Plains-Fanwood tor will work with the township TUB RECOKD I'KESS manager and auditors to get By CANPACC WALLER Dr. Carol Choye said having helm. Choye said the district SCOTCH PLAINS — township records in order, and RECORD-PRESS COKRESJ'ON I)ENT three retirements in one year is Inside Township officials appointed n then assume the management of unusual, but .she is confident the received 144 applications for the new director of finance Tuesday nil aspects of municipal finance, SCOTCH PLAINS — New new principals will be good for principal openings. But replac- night upon the recommendation according to Atkins. principals will be in place at the the district, ing the outgoing trio, she added, Commentary ...A-6 "Lori is ready, determined and Coles, Evergreen and Brunner Carl Kumpf, a principal at was no mean feat. of Municipal Manager Thomas E. "The principnls had a long Atkins. prepared to get everything back schools when students return in the Coles School for 36 yeurs, is Community Life B-1 in excellent shape," suid Atkins. September. scheduled to retire at the end of tenure with us and we were Lori Majeski of Bridge water lucky to have their educational was appointed by Township "(She) loves a challenges and sees At its May 22 meeting, the this school year. Ueverlee Sports C-2 Scotch Plains as n great opportu- Scotch Plains-Fanwood Board of Kaminetzky, former principal of leaderships," the superinten- Council members at their meet- the Evergreen School, retired in dent said. ing Tuesday night. Council mem- nity." Education voted unanimously to Obituaries B-2 Majeaki, who is slated to start approve the appointments of Dr, Jnnunry afler nerving fifl princi- Two of the now principals bers suid Mnjeski's name was pal for more than 20 yearn, and como from outside the district, plucked from a short list of July 2, will report to Atkins in Debbe Evans (Coles), Randi Prime Time B-3 areas of financial planning, fore- DeBrito (Evergreen) and Jodi her position has be on filled in Evans currently serves as the topflight candidates recruited Frank {Brunner). All three of the interim by Al Zanctti of the director of personnel K-5, basic from other areas of state and casting, debt management and Real Estate C-4 all Financial management. the appointments were necessi- Statewide 1'rindpiil Association. skills and funded projects in the municipal government. tated by the retirement of cur- Principal Jeff RONS, mean- Brigewator-Ruritan School Majeski's appointment comes Majeski comes to the position District, while DeBrito IB cur- Police Log.... A-2 with strong experience in both rent principnls. while.;, is leaving the Brunner on the henls of embezzlement Superintendent of Schools School after two yenrs at the eii on page A-8) Classifieds C-5 charges filed against former the public and private sectors. Township Treasurer William (Continued on page A-8) June 15, 2001 A-2 Record-Press
Scotch Plains officer hurt after girls placing approximately Westfield $50 worth of merchandise in Yarquis D. Applewhite, 24, | Police log an old CVS bag, according to of South 21st Street in police reports. attempted cigar theft, car chase Irvington, was charged June Juvenile complaints are and released, according to pending, police said. By THOMAS SCOTT driven by Patrolman Patrick ligaments, police said. 6 on outstanding warrants issued by the Westfield and police reports. THE KECORD PRESS Page and rammed into a The CVS employee who was # * * garbage truck before stopping. sprayed with pepper mace was Newark municipal courts. * * * SCOTCH PLAINS — Intent But the pursuit was not over treated and released, police Applewhite posted com- A 14-year-oid Scotch Joseph Liana, 21, of Plains girl and a 14-year-old on a box of cigars, two suspects yet. said. bined $338 bail and wasMiddlesex, and Joseph fled an attempted June 6 rob- Dunn was apprehended at After his arrest, Figgs com- released, according to police Fanwood girl were charged Shalley, 20, of Colonia, were June 5 with shoplifting. bery at the CVS drug store on the scene, but Figgs fled on foot. plained of chest pains and was reports. charged Monday with dis- Park Avenue with police in hot He was apprehended a short taken to Muhlenberg Regional * * * Police are not releasing pursuit. Hospital. He was released to turbing the peace. the suspects' identities distance away after officers ran Brian Keenan, 27, of Park Shalley was also charged The car chase ended with the him down, according to police police custody this week and Boulevard in Cherry Hill, because they are minors. suspects' vehicle colliding with reports. was transferred to the Union with driving while intoxicat- The two teens were County Jail in Elizabeth after was charged on June 7 on ed. a Scotch Plains Police Investigators recovered a box outstanding warrants issued charged following an Department patrol car and a of cigars, reported stolen from being charged with robbery, he charges stemmed from attempted shoplifting at the garbage truck at the intersec- the CVS, that had been thrown eluding police while operating a by the Millstone and Tinton a reported fight at the inter- Falls municipal courts. CVS drug store on Park tion of Terrill and Paterson from the suspects' vehicle dur- vehicle, aggravated assault and section of East Broad Street Avenue, police said. At Roads in Fanwood, according- to ing the car chase, according to resisting arrest. Keenan was turned over to and Mountain Avenue, police the custody of the Tinton approximately 7:30 p.m., the police reports. police reports. Dunn was charged with rob- said. store manager confronted the The suspects — Jabbar L. Page sustained a leg injury in bery. He also is being held at the Fails Police Department, in Shalley was administered Union County Jail, police said. lieu of $2,000 bail, according Fanwood teen-ager, who had Figga, 28, of Willever Street in the crash and was transported a sobriety test and both he approximately $30 worth of Plainfield, and Christhel Dunn, to Muhlenberg Regional Bail for Figgs was set at to police reports. and Liana were issued sum- 38, of Hunter Avenue in Hospital in Plainfield. As of $25,000, while Dunn's bail was merchandise on her person, monses and released, accord- according to police reports. Plainfield — had been confront- press deadline, he remained off set at $15,000. Both bails wore ing to police reports. ed inside the CVS by store man- duty and doctors were examin- set by Judge Brian Levine of the David Esteves, 21, of Both girls were released to agement, whicn had also con- ing him for possible torn knee Scotch Plains Municipal Court. Asbury Anderson Road in the custody of their parents tacted the police. Washington, was charged Jennifer L. Jerauld, 37, of and juvenile complaints are Dunn sprayed the CVS June 7 on an outstanding Morris Avenue in Summit, pending, police said. employee with pepper mace warrant issued by the St. Paul's Episcopal Church was charged Monday on an * * * before fleeing the scene, accord- Westfield Municipal Court.. outstanding contempt of ing to police reports. Estevea posted $100 bail A Clydesdale Road resi- . As Figgs and Dunn left the hosts rummage sale, boutique court warrant issued by the and was released, according Westfield Municipal Court, dent reported Sunday that parking lot in a vehicle driven WESTFIELD — St. Paul's linens, accessories, lamps, to police reports. the victim's 1998 BMW had by Figgs, officers were Episcopal Church is scheduled kitchenware and other gently Jerauld posted $200 bail been stolen. \ approaching the scene and to host its annual spring bou- used items. and was released, according to police reports. The vehicle was parked Patrolman Kevin Lonergan tique and rummage sale today Through the rummage sale, Margaret Curlik Blendoff, outside the victim's home at engaged pursuit. and Saturday. St. Paul's outreach program 54, of Quantuck Lane, was the time of the theft, accord-; • * As they fled, the suspects hit The event ia a combination of provides inexpensive clothing charged Saturday with dri- ing to police reports. The - a sports utility vehicle at the the church's children's sale and and goods for people in local Jennifer Baron, 21, of ving while intoxicated and Bogota, was charged Tuesday theft occurred sometime dur- intersection of Midway and biannual boutique and rum-communities. Now in its 21st refusing to submit to a sobri- ing the overnight hours from* . Martine avenues, but continued mage sale. Children's furniture year, the rummage sale sup- ety test. on an outstanding contempt on, police said. The SUV was and toys, in addition to infant ports St. Paul's outreach efforts of court warrant issued by Saturday to Sunday, policy struck while making a left turn and children's clothing, will be in Union County. Blendoff was issued sum- the Paterson Municipal said. , onto Martine Avenue and none available. The sale runs today from mons and released, according Court. , of its passengers were injured in The boutique will again fea- 9:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday's to police reports.. Baron posted $100 bail ', the crash, according to the ture antiques, jewelry, china, "Bag Day" sale runs 9:30 a.m.- and was released, according Fanwood Fanwood Police Department. silver and glass and nearly new 11 a.m. to police reports. The car chase ended when and designer clothing. General St. Paul's is located at 414 A Westfieild resident A Paterson Road resident) the suspects' car hit a patrol car inventory includes clothing, East Broad St. in Westfield. reported Saturday an act of reported June 7 that two criminal mischief. bicycles were stolen from an According to police Scotch Plains unlocked garage at the vic- reports, the victim's automo- tim's residence. bile was vandalized while it A 14-year-old Scotch Plains girl and two 14-year- The total value of the was parked outside a South stolen bicycles was listed as Avenue West business. Four old Fanwood girls were charged June 5 with shoplift- $1,025, according to police tires were slashed and the reports. hood of the car was scratched ing. and punctured, police said. Police are not releasing the suspects' identities because they are minors. A borough resident report- The three teens were ed June 7 that a bicycle had Jeffery Rezza, 27, of Scotch been stolen from the north Plains, wns charged Sunday charged following an attempted shoplifting at the side train station. with driving while intoxicat- The bike's lock had been ed. CVS drug store on Park Avenue, police said. At cut with bolt cutters, accord- Rezza took a sobriety test, ing to police reports. and was issued a summons approximately 8:30 a.m., the store manager observed the
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THE RECORD-PRESS ~~ Not knowing what the true traffic and park- ing impact will be, the board was willing condi- WESTFIELD — The Planning Board tionally approve the application subject to £.ab- approved an application June 4 to convert a two- mission of a traffic study nine months after com- family South Avenue residence to retail use, mencing operation; the addition of three parking clearing the way for the development of a health spaces, increasing the property's back lot from 13 and wellness spa on the site. to 16 spaces; an agreement to find additional off- The applicant, Barbara Mitchell, sought per- site parking spaces if possible; and an annual mission to expand the parking area, construct a certification for continued use of off-site spaces. one- and two-story addition and make various Also at the June 4 Planning Board meeting, alterations to the structure at 740 South Ave. board members voted 6-3 in favor of an applica- Mitchell testified the spa concept would offer tion by Richard DeStefanis for site plan approval three separate services: exercise classes and to expand retail premises at 325 South Avenue, yoga, a day spa and a cafe\ operating as the Westfield Sleep Center. Plans for the site, which sits in a commercial- DeStefanis testified he had plans to improve use zone, include enlarging and beautifying the the building and expand storage in the retail building inside and out and providing for a new area by approximately 525 square feet. interior courtyard, massage rooms and aerobic DeStefanis was seeking variances on four spinning rooms to accommodate 20 stationary uses and a variance from a parking space bicycles. requirement of 29 spaces, versus a proposed 24 On-site parking was a concern for some spaces. DeStefanis said he hoped to offset a load- Planning Board members. Parking requirements ing space requirement to create additional park- were calculated at 17 spaces, based on the bulk ing spaces. of the 5,076-square-foot building, according to The applicant said he had a schedule of pro- applicant architect Larry Bogdanow. The plan posed improvements that would be made within It all adds up stipulates there would be 13 on-site spaces and the year, including repainting the building and five off -site spaces at different locations within re-paving and re-striping the parking lot. The Erin Rossi (left), Brittany Biondi and Allssa Welnberg (right), fifth-grade students at the Coles 600 feet of the property, which is acceptable improvements would be made as DeStefanis can Elementary School in Scotch Plains, honed their computation skills recently with the use of abacuses under town ordinance. The off-site spots are des- afford them, he said. built in teacher Chris Moffltt's classroom. An abacus Is a mathematical device consisting of a frame, ignated for employee parking, but some board rods and either balls or beads; many foreign countries still use abacuses for business calculations and But board member William Cariste said currency transactions, noted a press release issued this week by the Coles School. •', members expressed concerns those spaces might DeStefanis' efforts to economize the improve- not be permanently available. ment plan has resulted in a "development of the Noting that classes draw considerably more site (that) is considerably substandard." Board people than other uses, some board members member William Ziff noted that since the prop- were inclined to view the intensity of the use as erty abuts a residential neighborhood, "care Arc of Union County hosts annual meeting extraordinary. should be given in terms of making improve- Some on the board said they were concerned ments." SCOTCH PLAINS — The Arc Officers for 2001-02 will bo president. the potential density of the use might overwhelm However, board member Kenneth Marsh sug- of Union County has scheduled elected at the meeting. The slate Cost of $10 includes dessert. the site, especially if the new business concept gested since the applicant was attempting to its annual meeting and recogni- is Cynthin Guvenda, president; For reservations, call (908) 754- was successful, and have an impact on the limit- improve the property, there was a need for some tion dinner for 6:30 p.m. June Angela Price, first vice presi- 782G. ed on-site parking. balance in considering n reasonable request — 21. dent; Frank Chimcnto, second The Plainfield-bnaed Arc of "It's an interesting venture that might be a and a limit to how much the board should The meeting is slated to be vice president; Mark Union County has worked with little much for this spot," said board member require of the applicant. held at the Evangel Church, Schwendemim, treasurer; mentally challenged people! for located at 1251 Terrill Road in James McGrath, secretary; and more than 50 years. New mem- Scotch Plains. Ellen Anderson, immedintc past bers are always welcome. Land sale clears way for senior housing project I Fax us your news! (ws) 575-6683 years. "But the land was not per- the authority to sell, set condi- be in place," said Atkins. THE RECORD-PRESS fect. It had sloping elevations tions and establish zoning for At that point, the Planning and wetlands." township property. Board will hold public hearings SCOTCH PLAINS — These factors also precluded The site will be rezoned from on the rezoning and preliminary Municipal officials have agreed the township from developing 16 mixed-use units per acre to site plans. ROOFING to sell a seven-acre parcel of the land for use as playing field, 5.5 single-family units per acre, The proposed poject repre- township land to a Westfield Atkins noted, pursuant to a Zoning Board of sents, the best use for the site, developer for the development of With the summer months Adjustment ordinance. The according to the township man- Cape Cod $2,500 an 11-acre, age-restricted hous- ahead, officials anticipate that a Planning Board will review the ager. 1 00 Off ing project. contract between Scotch Plains ordinance over the summer, and" "I like single-family density, Bi-Level $2,700 Any Developer Broadway and Broadway won't be finalized the Township Council is sched- -and the 55 or higher restriction," Hoofn lu Jot i Associates plans to develop 55 to until the fait. uled to adopt it in the fall, Atkins said, adding those Split Level $2,900 65 single-family detached homes Broadway Associates plans to "When Broadway files an requirements represent "all Prlct Includes: removal ol two layers of old shingles, dumpBtars, lan, at the site. The developer already build the new homes on 4,500- to application with the town in the things the (Township) Council up, 25 yr. shingles and all paper and permits. , owns four acres abutting the 5,000-square-foot lots. "The fall, the zoning for 55 units will wanted." ; seven acres, located on developer would be able to build CARLSON BROS, Jerusalem Road. fewer than 65 units or as many The township will receive as 65 units, but no more than $785,000 for land, or approxi- 65," Atkins said, adding the exact mately $112,000 per acre, number will be worked out in a , according to a letter of intent. detailed site plan, which should Speech That price tag comes in below be completed upon determina- SPORTS MEDICINE the land's appraised value of tion of ingress and egress to and $1.1 million, according to from the property. frHearing , William Bell, R.PT •' Township Manager Thomas E. By a condition of the town- TRAINING ANKLES TO AVOID SPRAINS Atkins. ship, the single-family homes to Ankles are complex hinges ihat support imi locked), Lean forward until you feelvi be built will be restricted to resi- Difficulty Hearing? 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Andrew Christian Stotler of Westfield, bachelor's degree in Wandy Chang of Westfleld has graduated from Bryn Mawr show their stuff at UCC College in Bryn Mawr, Pa. She received a bachelor's degree in civil engineering. Paul Dizon Yabut of Scotch Plains, bachelor's degree in com- represented in the exhibit, mathematics at the college's 116th commencement exercises, held puter science. WESTFIELD — Union May 20. * 4- 1 County College architecture the press release said. The daughter of Wan Shun Chang and Tiang Shing Chang is an students had a chance this Projects included designs Three area students have graduated from Franklin & Marshall for a beach retreat, a visi- alumna of Westfield High School. College in Lancaster, Pa. Receiving degrees in commencement spring to show what their + * * tors' center for a famous exercises held May 13: work is like. Four area students have graduated from Boston College in Alicia Bronski of Scotch Plains, bachelor's degree in sociology An exhibit that ran in the building, pavilions, space Chestnut Hill, MUSH. with a minor in English. The dean's list student was a mentor Tomasulo Gallery on theframe structures and Receiving degrees at the college's 125th commencement exer- with Sigma Sigma Sigma sorority and a tour guide for the college Cranford campus from April designs for the college's cises in Alumni Stadium on campus May 21: admissions office. She also was captain of the dance club and a vol- 24 to May 4 featured draw- Student Commons, according Michael Gcwirtz of Fanwood, bachelor's degree, cum laude. unteer with Habitat for Humanity, The daughter of Stephen and ings and models made for to the press release. James P. Lucarelli of Westfield, bachelor's degree. Gail Bronski graduated in 1997 from the Pingry School in architecture class projects, The exhibit took place Kathcrine G. Rowan of Westfield, bachelor's degree, magna according to a press release under the direction of archi- cum laude. Bernards Township. Lindsey Everitt of Scotch Plains, bachelor's degree in busi- issued earlier this month. tecture professor Dori Gregory M. Shea of Scotch Plains, bachelor's degree, cum Vicente, the press release laude, ness administration with emphasis in management. The dean's Ian Woodcock of Westfield liat student was a volunteer with Habitat for Humanity and the was among the 20 students said. * * * community service project Our Neighbors, Ourselves. She also Thomas Klock of Lake Avenue in Scotch Plains has graduat- participated in the college's Phonathon. The daughter of Dr. ed from Providence College in Providence, R.I. Jeffrey and Karen Everitt is a 1997 alumna of Scotch Plains- He received a bachelor's degree in accountancy, magna cum Fan wood High School. iaude, at the college's 83rd commencement exercises, held May 20. Bryan Graye of Westfield, bachelor's degree in biology. A * * * dean's list student, he studied abroad in his junior year and par- Union County College sets Five area students received degrees in May from Pennsylvania ticipated in the preceptorship program at Lancaster General State University: Hospital. He also played on the men's lacrosse team. The son of Jarcd P. Duvoistn of Westfield Road in Scotch Plains, bache- Dr. Philip nnd JoAnn Graye is a 1997 alumnus of Westfield High yearly Evening at the Races lor's degree in political science. School. Murcelo M. Furlan of Shady Lane in Scotch Plains, bachelor's restaurant, valet parking, degree in insurance and international business, * * * UNION COUNTY — The Sharon L. Gambino of Girard Ave. in Westfield, bachelor's Jacqueline A. Klock of Scotch Plains was named to the dean's Union County College hors d'oeuvres, a gourmet degree in biology. list for the spring 2001 semester at Bucknell University in Foundation has scheduled its buffet dinner and a souvenir, Emi Narusawa of Coolidge Street in Westfield, bachelor's Lewisburg, Pa. eighth-annual Evening at the press release said. degree in hotel, restaurant and institutional management. She is the daughter of John and Connie Klock. the Races. Dinner is scheduled to Diana L. Richards of St. Marks Avenue in Westfietd, bache- The event is slated to take begin at 6 p.m. with post * * * time for the first race at 7:30 lor's degree in elementary and kindergarten education. Julia L. McMillan of Boynton Avenue in Westfield was named place Thursday at the Richards earned her degree through the Penn State "Study to the dean's list for the spring 2001 semester at East Stroudsburg Meadowlands racetrack in p.m., the release said. Abroad" program. The other graduntcs earned their degrees on University in East Stroudsburg, Pa. East Rutherford. There will be a cash bar, the University Park campus in State College, Pa. She is majoring in early childhood education. The event raiBes funds for according to the press * * * scholarships and programs release. * * * sponsored by the two-year Five urea students have graduated from Lafayette College in Two area students were named to the dean's list for the spring "Reservation sponsors" are Easston, Pa. Receiving degrees at the college's 166th commence- 2001 semester at Quinnipiac University in Hamden, Conn. They county college, according to a available at higher amounts, ment exercises, held May 19: are: press release announcing the the press release said. Stephen Jay Chiger of Westfield, bachelor's degree in annual effort. For reservations or more English, aummu cum luude. He was elected to Phi Beta Kappa and Morgan E. Dray of Mountain Avenue in Scotch Plains, major- ing in athletic training/sports medicine. Cost of $85 includes information, call Diane received the ClaBS of 1883 Prize along with the Gilbert Prize. admission to the Pegasus McCurdy at (908) 709-7505. William Russell Heddon III of Westfield, bachelor's degree in Kristen A. Gundrum of Hanford Place in Westfield, majoring in nursing. Briefs . NATIONAL UCC workshops can aid ; those in search of a job AMERICA'S CRANFORD — Union „- County College has scheduled ' \ ht-% CLOSFOUT two workshops for those who want to improve their jobl -I search skills. ' ~ THE HOUSEHOLD STORE Both workshops are open to WAREHOUSE the public and will take place . • Much... For So Lifth on the college's main campus, •• located at 1033 Springfield Ave. . GIFTS FOR DAD! MaWli in Cranford. "Make Your Resume and 900 MHZ Phillbs 'Crott Crack* Cover Letter Work for You" is < slated to run from 7 p.m. to 9i 'CORDLESS PHONE MAGNAVOX KNIT SHIRTS p.m. Tuesday. 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Men's AnHwrinkU a Firming This free workshop also SOFFEE deals with protecting your fam- Face a Nook so mi/i.7 or. 4 Assorted Flavor* CASUAL PANTS or Nigh* JO ml. 8 Confirmed University Women The First Congregational Church of Westffeld recently welcomed new confirmanda into the congrega- tion. The 2001 Conflrmation Class, all of whom are ninth-grade students, includes (back row) John Boyd award scholarship (with the Rev. Dr. Christopher Atwood, senior minister). Also Joining the congregation were (third row, left to right) Ken Dawe, Chris Denker, Anthony Johnson, Kevin Hobson and Paul Johnson; (second row, to UCHS graduate Douglas M. Fasciale left to right) Chris Coriasco, Christine Wicks, Emily Barnes and Suzanna Fowler; and (firstraw, left to SCOTCH PLAINS — Angela r|ght) Ashley Dias, Sara Woods and Melissa Plzor. For more Information on the First Congregational Paster is one of 10 high school girls Certified Civil Trial Attorney Church, a member of the United Church of Christ, please call (908) 233-2494. receiving scholanthips from the Elizabeth Branch of the American by the Supreme Court of New Jersey Association of University Women. She received n certificate and a $250 nward June 2 as part of her Concentrating in personal injury Westfield Y receives $5,000 grant graduation from Union Catholic and malpractice cases. High School. Scholarships are awarded by the AAUW branch through retailer's Afterschool effort based on scholarship, character Hoagluncl, Longo, Mormi, Dunsl & Doukus, u,i WESTFIELD — The Westfield These programs ensure that offer more scholarships to ensure ami leadership, plus service to Y has received a $5,000 grant young people are engaged pro- u fuller participation by our com- school and community, according Attorneys At Law - A Full Service Firm from the J.C. Pennoy Co. ductively between 3 p.m. and 6 munity," said Amy Gantz, direc- to a press release announcing the The grant will be used to serve p.m., when parents are working tor of youth development, in the scholarships. The AAirW branch has award- 40 Paterson Street 116 S. Euclid Avenue more youth in after-school pro- and their children are often nlone press release. New Brunswick, NJ 08901 Westneld, NJ 07090 grams, according to a press with nothing to do, the release Gantz said the grunt would ed $19,200 in scholarships to 114 release issued this week by the said. cover costs for adventure camps, graduating high achool girls since (732)545-4717 (908) 232-9944 Westfield Y. This funding will enable ua to (i teen coffeehouse and other new 1981, according to the release. programs. The grant, she added, Funds come from donation drives, would also support existing pro- raffles, book sales and garage Neumann Foundation donates grama that include skateboard- sales, plus a memorial and tribute ing and film-making. program, the release said. More than 850 YMCAs sub- high-tech bikes to area police mitted grant proposals for the SCOTCH PLAINS — The To make a donation to the "J.C. Penney AfterschooP pro- Neumann Foundation presented foundation, write to: Thegram sponsored by the Texas- Are you sure your air conditioner | | If) fully equipped police moun- Neumann Foundation, P.O. Box based retailer. A total of 400 tain bicycles to 14 police depart- 2654, Westfield, NJ 07091, or call YMCAs received grants totaling will last through another ments during a special ceremony (732) 505-3077 for more informa- $2 million, according to the held June 5 at the John H. tion. Westfield Y press release. Stainler Police Academy. hot and humid summer? 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As referendum after referendum throughout the state has demonstrated, most of us are willing to pay high school more taxes if it means the preservation of open space. In the hottest race so far of this year, the two Republican It must be a sign of my advanc- ing years that things I once candidates for governor — Bob Franks and Bret Schundler — thought were unthinkable seeiji have agreed that curbing development is a major priority. But to be good ideas now. they disagree on how to do it. For example, I am astonished Schundler — who, curiously, is leaning increasingly fur- to find myself almost agreeing ther to the right as the campaign unfolds — is calling for a with Michael Bloomberg, the bil- repeal of the Mt. Laurel ruling, the controversial State lionaire Republican candidate for Supreme Court decision that required municipalities to pro- mayor of New York City, that pub- vide housing for people of all economic groups (the court's lic school students should wear decision found restrictive zoning led to racial discrimination). uniforms. Schundler also is critical of the state's Master Plan, claiming As a child of the early 1970s, it interferes with the home rule of New Jersey's 566 munici- such a suggestion would'have been considered outlandish, even palities. fascist. I will never forget my first Though Schundler's ideas may sound attractive to those day at Somerville High School in who give knee-jerk reactions to government activism, they September 1970 when the admin- are unrealistic. Schundler gives no details of how the Mt. istrators gathered the freshmen Laurel ruling plan can be repealed; is he proposing an in the auditorium for orientation. amendment to the State Constitution, an amendment that An administrator — who merci- would certainly die a quick death in the legislature? And his fully shall remain anonymous — criticism of the Master Plan ignores that fact the state's 566 said there would be no dress code, municipalities have clearly not done an adequate job of con- except that you had to wear shots. trolling sprawl. Schundler is seemingly unaware that devel- (And that, he said, may be difficult for us kids from Branchburg. But opment is a regional issue that deserves a regional solution. Letters to the editor that's a story for another time.) For example, Watchung's approval of the Watchung Square You would think that such a Mall on Route 22 will have more impact on the residents of relaxed attitude toward fashion North Plainfield and highway motorists than a majority of 4 would result in students wearing Watchung residents, who will suffer no effects from the mall the most outlandish and tasteless other than increased tax revenue stabilizing their property Phonics bill' based on misconceptions clothes. It didn't happen. taxes. Such a project deserves a review on a regional level, To The Editor: trolled vocabulary of frequently used sight At the dawn of a new cultural beyond nmnicipul and county borders, beeuuse development I do not often take the time to respond to words. Others succeed with a controlled lin- era, most of us were uneasy with of any kind does not exist in a municipal vacuum.. letters to the editor, but Frank Warholic's let- guistic approach where rhyming patterns and these freshly granted freedoms Franks has a more mainstream and rational approach to ter (June 1) on A. 2652, the so-called phonics context are important keys to word recogni- and our parents, who controlled development,, lie believes in modifications to the Mt. Laurel bill, deals with u subject I have devoted my life tion. Teaching a child to read is a complex the flow of cash, were suspicious ruling, so that municipalities have more leeway in providing to: education. The phonics bill, which was process and teachers are in the best position to that authority was bending the affordable housing. Me is also in favor of creating a Cabinet- introduced in the New Jersey Assembly, is make the judgments critical to a child's read- rules. It was hard to imagine a ing success, new world at the twilight of toe level department to implement the state's Master Plan, a doc- • based on two visry important misconceptions: old world. After all, when our par- ument — if it is followed — that will go a long way toward (1) school districts in New Jersey do not teach Heading is not simply about letter sounds; ents went to high school, they preventing unchecked growth. The Master Plan has come phonics and (2) reading test scores are defi- comprehension is critical. No fourth grader cient throughout the state, requiring state will pass the fourth grade ESPA because they were subjected to a strict set of under heavy criticism from developers who have gone on a intervention. The most recent ESPA results for can decode words. They must read multiple- rules, from how they walked in rampage through the state in the lust two decades; that Westfield show that 86 percent of our students page texts and answer complex questions that the halls to how they dressed means it must be a good idea. were proficient or advanced proficient on the require making inferences and drawing con- (boys had to wear undershirts Whoever wins the June 26 Republican primary will face language arts section of the state fourth grade clusions. They must be able to write an effec- even on the hottest days and girls Democratic Woodbridge Mayor James McGreevey in the weren't allowed to wear jeans.) test. Por the state to spend an additional $3 tive essay that meets the requirements of Besides, the stores on Main Street November general election. McGreevey will certainly point to million for another test for fifth graders, while standard grammar and spelling. Certainly the where we did all of our shopping, the laBt eight years of Republican control in Trenton as proof dictating how our teachers will teach reading, state has the right, indeed the duty to set high like Harrow's or Soriano's, didn't the GOP cannot be trusted to regulate growth in New Jersey. is unnecessary and harmful. academic standards for all students, but man- carry any merchandise — except McGreevey knows New Jersey residents are tired of getting Sponsors of A. 2652 explain that they were dating a phonics instruction will have no for disturbingly wide ties — that stuck in suburban traffic jams and seeing rural vistas van- prompted to create the bill since there is noimpact on ESPA scores. were outrageous. And you had to ishing behind townhouses. specific mention of phonics skills in the New Finally, do we really need to fund another Jersey Core Curriculum Content Standards state test? There are many fine diagnostic buy your required gym uniform — Of the two Republican candidates, Franks is proposing a for language arts literacy. The bill would reading tests available which districts routine- orange t-shirts and black shorts set of more reasonable proposals that would better moot the require a diagnostic reading test for all first ly use to guide reading instruction. The state — at Muller and Cashin. You just challenge of McGreevey in November. graders that will be funded by the state for $3 must first resolve the scoring problems with couldn't buy inappropriate clothes million. Furthermore, the bill cites the. work of the current fourth grade test and offer dis- in Somerville. the national reading panel that calls for a bal- tricts useful diagnostic information to guide Nobody wore t-shirts with nvu'ed approach of phonics, guided oral reading improvement. Promises to improve these tests obscene or suggestive phrases (t- and comprehension strategies for effective have been made, but much work needs to be shirts advertising brand names The Record-Press photo policy reading instruction. I am not surprised by the done. had yet to be invented). Nobody findings of the panel because the majority of I commend Assemblyman Bagger for oppos- wore shorts or baseball caps in the The Record - Press welcomes submitted photographs — color or elementary teachers in New Jersey have ing this bill and allowing teachers to deter- classroom. Belly buttons were black-and-white — of community events, anil to accompany wed- included phonics in their language arts mine how reading should be taught. Let's stop kept from public scrutiny. Bell ding and anniversary announcements. instruction for yeurs. Language arts instruc- assuming that the academic problems faced by bottoms were cool; you wore flares For a photo to be considered for publication, individuals in the tion relies on multiple methods of teaching. some school districts in the state require man- when a more serious occasion picture must be identified and dearly visible. Please do not send Some children grasp the relationship between dates for all districts. demanded it. irreplaceable photos. sounds and letters easily and others require WILLIAM J. FOLEY What mattered the most those Photos can be sent, to: The Itvconi-Press. P.O. Box 699, more intensive instruction. Some children Superintendent, days is that it didn't matter what Somerville, NJ 08876. learn better with a basal reader and a con- Westfleld Public Schools clothes you wore. There was no If you would like your photo returned, please include a stamped, peer pressure to wear any partic- self-addressed envelope. Photos sent without n stamped envelope ular type of clothes, Whatever you will not be returned through the mail. wore was OK; after all, it was a If you would like to request a photographer at a community time when tolerance was the pre- event, contact us at least 48 hours prior to the event and wo will try vailing attitude. You could do your to schedule a photographer. If you would like a reprint of a photo- own thing without the threat of graph taken by a staff photographer, cull the photo department at The tide's turning in the war on drugs derision. (908) 575-6708 for a reprint request form. To The Editor: other crimes such as burglary, motor vehicle But times have changed. Throughout the United States, there is a theft, arson, rape and sex offenses were in the Whenever I see high school stu- growing realization among the populace that thousands. If drugs were legalized today, dents these days, I see them wear- the war on drugs has been a failure. It has police and other law enforcement agencies ing designer clothes that I can't taken four decades to come to this facing of could devote more of their resources fighting afford. Clothes are now status reality, nevertheless the sooner the better. real crimes instead of fighting victimless symbols, the adolescent initiation into a culture obsessed with the WtiSTMKl.DSUrrrH PLAINS•I-ANWXJO In nine states, including Colorado, Nevada, ones. Furthermore, there would be a decrease Oregon and California, reforms concerning in the- amount of civil rights and liberty viola- accumulation and display of marijuana have passed overwhelmingly tions. material goods. If there's a single A Penn Jersey Advance, Inc. Newspaper through direct initiative and referendum. Also, those who have issues concerning defining difference between the NJN Publishing © 2001 Reforms have been culled as well for curbing drug abuse can seek treatment for the condi- early 1970s and the current day, it police authority to seize the assets of alleged tion ns a medical problem and not a criminal is the increasingly widening and drug criminals. justice one. Resources could be better served conspicuous gap between the eco- Poter E. Leddy nomic classes. Just take a look at In New York, Gov. George Pataki has called in the trentment capacity and not putting the the cars parked in the student lot President & Publisher for reforming the arcane Rockefeller drug abusers in jail. at any high school. When I went to Roscmnric Maio laws of 1973. In New Mexico, Republican Gov. Former U.S. Sen. Daniel Patrick Moynihan Gary Johnson is pressing for the legalization wrote, "(B)y choosing prohibition (of drugs) we high school, no student had a new Vice President - Advertising of marijuana laws there. are choosing to have nn intensive crime prob- car; those fortunate enough to Michael Dcnk have a car drove hand-me-downs Gregory Zeller The US. Supreme' Court in May, while rul- lem ... It is no different from Prohibition in or bargains off an used car lot. Executive Kditor Editor ing that federal drug laws do not have an the 1920s. Al Capone and Legs Diamond were Nobody knew what a BMW was. Eileen nickel exception for marijuana for medical purposes, recognizable urban slum types of that era. Allan Conover in the same ruling did not block states for Much of the crime in our day is of the same Though requiring school uni- Advertising Director Sports Editor forms would restrict the individu- allowing it for such use. order, down to formal executions. And some- ality we so dearly cherished in the John Tsimboukis Jane Yoder No question. The tide is slowly turning. times the innocent are slaughtered." 1970s, they would now serve a Production Manager Circulation Director Recently, looking at statistics from the Which would you choose? Ending the war different purpose for a different Federnl Bureau of Investigation's Uniform on drugs or continuing with insanity? time. They would be serve as an Crime Reports, I noticed this'startling piece of Personally, I choose to end the madness. uncomfortable reminder that news. Those who were arrested and incarcer- ALEX PUGLIESE America is supposed to be a class- rsffrsr ated for drug abuse total at 1,532,200 while Kenllworth less society, where everybody Is treated the same no matter what Recunl-I'rcss (US1\S Nivlk-il en liul.n b\ NJN I'uHishiii^ , .M)l lYlllnil Avc. Clark, NJ O7W»fi i' Si-i'.>inl il.i^ | Letters to the editor County College forum to examine Fatherhood is an important decision black history, genealogy in Union To The Editor: CRANFORD — "Relatively to document this experience i.s and personal family historian; can learn a great deal about preventing unin- Speaking" is a forum on black important to the presentation of Ronald Uba, partnership ami Becoming a father is an important decision; tended pregnancy, protecting themselves from history and genealogy in Union a full picture of Union County fatherhood requires a lifelong commitment. an STD including HIV/AIDS, and reproductive data services specialist with tho County. history." U.S. Census Bureau; and That's why, at Planned Parenthood of Greater health care by calling and visiting one of our All are welcome to the free Giles Wright is expected to Northern New Jersey, we urge men to share centers. Or call our Center for Family Life Christopher Gibbs. a public his- event, scheduled to begin at 6:45 open the forum with a brief dis- torian. responsibility for family planning. This Education in Morristown to request informa- p.m. Wednesday in the main lec- cussion on the migration of requires an understanding of what birth control tion regarding any of these issues. Their num- ture hall at Union County black people from the South in Registration is recommended; methods are available, how they work and how ber is (973) 539-9580, Ext. 120. College, located in Cranford. The the early 20th century. for registration or more informa- to protect yourself and your partner from a sex- With centers in Bergen, Hunterdon, Morris, tion, send an e-mail to ually transmitted disease. event is open to all. Wright is director of the Afro- Somerset, Sussex, Union and Warren counties, "The forum gives residents a American History Program at scoenC'funioncountynj.org or call Planned Parenthood encourages men to visit we probably have a location thut is convenient chance to use the tools of histor- the New Jersey Historical (9081 fif>8-2!if>l). our centers with their partners to become more for you. To be connected directly with the center The forum is sponsored by the knowledgeable about all aspects of contracep- ical and genealogical research to Commission. closest to you, dial (800) 230-PLAN. explore their county roots," Other scheduled panelists are Union County Board of Chosen tion. In fact, all of our 10 centers will treat the Wishing all fathers everywhere a happy Freeholders and is presented by male partners of our patients for STDs; and Freeholder Mary Ruotolo said. Lucius Bowser, past president of Father's Day from Planned Parenthood! "Blacks have played pivotal the New .Jersey Chapter of tho the Economics, Government and many of our centers are able to treat any man, JEFFREY BRAND even if they are not partners of our patients. roles in the county's evolution. Afro-American Genealogy History Department of Union President and Chief Executive The ongoing search for records Society; .lean L. Taylor, an artist County College. By visiting our health care centers, men can Officer, Planned Parenthood show they care and are willing to take an equal of Greater Northern New Jersey responsibility for birth control. Men and women Morristown KidsPeace New Jersey puts out call Gratitude for generous Scout efforts for more Garden State foster families To The Editor: ters' leaders with good training, advice and pro- UNION COUNTY home. while the influx of children into 1 wish to publicly commend the Fanwood- grams that benefit their daughters in Girl KidsPence New Jersey is urg- Child welfare agencies have the system continues to grow at Scotch Plains Girl Scout community for their Scouting, ing residents of the Garden been finding it difficult of late an alarming rate." generous support of the Washington Rock Girl The Washington Rock Girl Scout Council State to open their hearts and to recruit, qualified people to New Jersey has more than . Scout Council Gifts for Girls campaign. owns a fine camp in Sussex County. Many of the homes to abuse and neglected become foster parents, accord- 6,000 children in foster homes, In particular I thank Cathy Celello, Gifts for Girl Scouts from Fanwood and Scotch Plains children who need a foster ing to ii KidsPence press according to Division of Youth Gifts chairwoman, and Kathy Alonzo, Girl Scout recently enjoyed a fun-filled weekend at Camp release issued this week. Foster and Family Services figures community manager, for their efforts in this Hoover. The camp is partly supported by the homes for black and white cited in the KidsPence press campaign. Gifts for Girls campaign. Mothers & More teens with special needs are release. A thank you also must go to the Girl Scout CENA POLLITT especially scarce. Regulations aimed at keep- parents who understand that their dnughters Gifts for Girls Chairwoman, takes a close look KidsPeace has its Newing families together has also are important. They know that the Washington Washington Rock Girl Scout Council Jersey office in Union. added to the demand. Rock Girl Scout Council supports their daugh- Westfleld at personal safety "In addition to the always Foster parents receive eight slow atiminer months, foster free training sessions plus a CRANFORD — The Union parent recruitment has suf-monthly stipend to cover living County Chapter of Mothers & fered dramatically," program and medical expenses of eacji Westfield Y hosts October jaunt to More is scheduled to meet. 7:30 director Michelle Ramos said. foster child, | Briefs p,m. Wednesday nt the Hanson "TUo pool of qualified appli- For more information, call Williamsburg and Washington, D.C. House, located at 38 cants has shrunk significantly (888) G51-KIDS. Springfield Ave. Arc of Union County WESTFIELD — The fortune. The estate also fea- Anthony Dobbins of the hosts annual meeting Westfield Y is sponsoring an tures the most comprehensive Cranford Police Department excursion to Washington, D.C, collection of Russian imperial will discuss wnys to safeguard SCOTCH PLAINS — The Arc and Williamsburg, Va. arts outside Russia, according yourself, your family and your AIR CONDITIONING & HEATING of Union County hns scheduled The trip is slated for Oct. 1- to a press release announcing home. Identity theft and Call For Your FREE Comfort Analysis its annual meeting and recogni- 4. A $100 deposit is required by the trip. Internet scams are also on his tion dinner for 6:30 p.mJun. e 22. The itinerary Day 3 — Guided tour of program. Financing Available Thursday at the Evangel Church, includes: Colonial Williamsburg. Mothers & More meets the All Credtt Cards Accepted located at 1251 Terrill Road in Day 1 — Westfield to Day 4 — Outlet mall shop- LENNOX the township. first and third Wednesday of Washington, D,C, with lunch ping and return to Westfield. the month. New members are Fr«a-Air Contracting, Inc/Arrowhead Conditioning Officers for 2001-02 will be and shopping in Baltimore, Md. Reservations can be booked always welcome. For more CALL NOW 1 -800-339-1153 For FREE Estimate elected at the event. The slate of Day 2 — Tour of the at the Weatfield Y front desk, 24 Hour Service officers includes Cynthia information, call Mary at (908) Millwood Museum and Gardens located at 220 Clark St. in the 272-8982 or Jan at (732) 381- L/PganB' Huntardon County • Somerset County Ouvenda, president; Angela with high tea in the mansion. town. 3199. Uam Union County • Middlesex County Price, first vice president; Frank Hillwood was the last home for For more information, call Chimento of Fanwood, second Marjorie Merriweather Post, Barbara Karp at (908) 233- vice president; Mark heiress to the General Foods 2700, ext, 335. Sehwendeman, treasurer; James Honesty, Integrity auto McGrath, secretary; and Ellen & Everyday Lower Anderson of Fanwood, immediate AFFORDABLE HEALTHCARE group past president. Prices in Summit. Cost of $10 includes dessert. Small Business, Self Employed, Under-Insured, For reservations or more infor- BUICK mation, call (908) 754-7826. Uninsured, Can't Afford High Premiums? The Plainfield-based Arc of Health Care Savings Program—A Non-insurance Solution. j t '-. « ill t j< Union County has worked with [nontally challenged people for • Savings on Drs, Hosp, Vision, Dental, Rx & More) more than 50 years, New mem- Entire Family for $54.95 per Month! bers are always welcome. For Information Cali (868) 814-1640 or visit H0URS LOWEST! MOK-THU»S. 9AM • 9t"J www.careentree.com/13521 Scotch Plains Knights n n I A r C (FFII & SAI 9AM • 10PM • SUN IOAU • 6PM Need More Money? Join Our Marketing Team set bike safety clinic GUARANTEED Not responsible for typographical errors. SCOTCH PLAINS — Cyclists Briny In my conipwtof i Sale Items cash & carry only. Sale prices ot all ages are welcomed to id of coupon indwtwHI effective 6/13/01-6/19/01. Prices do not mMtortailhirtprioi include salos tax. Bear prices roprosent attend a bicycle safety clinic The Official •ubjtelloABCregultilorii sponsored by the Father Nelligan discount Wines 24-12 oz. bottles unless otherwise noted. Council 5730 of the Knights of 2OO1 U.S. Open Columbus. 870 St. George Ave., flahway, CVS Shopping Center • 732-381-6776 • FAX 732-381-8008 The clinic is scheduled to run Gift Shop 2370 Plainfietd Avenue, South Plainfield • 908-756-2165 • FAX 908756-0850 I'rom noon to 2:30 p.m. June 24 at These ull-Amciicun cups JACK JOHNNIE ABSOLUT /T SMIRNOFF the Scotch Plains Rescue Squad that suluic our nationul DANIELS WALKER BLACK Vodka 80° Vodka 8O° garage, located at 1916 Bartle golf championship arc 99 99 99 99 1 /f> litnr Ave. in the township. uvuilublc at our shop in t 75 III t 7r>iii« 18 1 7T> tllor. Bicycle safety, conditioning navy, green, white, khaki, JOHNNIE Mj g \( SKVY AJ « -i f'DACARDI RUM j C9» ( ,,M.,J I Ughi-ClaM T\V_in and training are expected to be find red. M-KEH RED Jl< tim) IVoeJM* iq:.*l discussed. 7SO WtXjOFOriD \ I'A DLWAMU 1 751 F1ACAMUI AA USGA Members $22 HESEMVE. WHIftLABB LirrMjn • .'iolml mm%M I 751 JIM HFAM . MACAMDI riUM * /I* Police officers from Scotch r,hl-r,,:.l.| . 1U Non-Members $24 Dourfron flO* l'lains and Fanwood are sched- 1 751 /•,() HAl.A 4 I 75L SFAGHAMS Scotch I irri'Hi • Sf uled to participate in the event. VO ! >'A OLD t 7'j| '."IT UDIiriANIIlrM 4 i /si srAGHAM ii n. OrKliMiil ^iiK.tttt» Puunl huy I For more information, call i 7:,L WHITE siur I I'A OOMIiAy CROWN fcutr AWim o William Bodine at (973) 292- I 76L CANADIAN 7'jOr5lhHLIVET Museum and Headquarter* MIST VoilkullO 9K19. Liberty Corner Roiid, Fur Hills 1 7M. F'HIl Anri PHIA, I I'A MA.JOH3KA BtondofJ Wl (9O81 234-23OO. Shop Open ij-S Weekdays & IP 4 Weekends ?WI JOKK Fanwood library seeks .summer memorabilia FANWOOD — To celebrate NJ's 1st the coming of the summer season and New Jersey's history of glori- Allergy Relief Store ous, sun-filled days at the shore, tho Fanwood Memorial Library is Grand Re-Opening Sale putting out a call to summer 20! memorabilia collectors. 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Union County Collogi\ 1033 JUNE 16 Springfield Avt\, Crnnford, 6:45 p.m. Frei>. Registration: BACKYARD SAFETY — i l workshop at Westfield Y, 220 si i>(»n<<'' unioncouiitynj.or|* or Clark St., Westfield, noon-2 (908) 558-2550. SELF-DEFENSE — for p.m. Free. Registration: Mothers & More, with (908) 233-2700, Ext. 223. Crnnford Police Sgt. Anthony Dobbins. Hanson House, 38 Springfield Ave,, Crnnford, SUNDAY 7:30 p.m. (908) 272-8982 or JUNE 17 (732)381-3199. 1NTERFA1TH SINGLES NICOLE DIMELLA/RECORD-PHESS — for single adults over 45. First Baptist Church, 170 COMING Pretty slick Elm St., Westlleld, 9 a.m. Impressionist artist Stefanos Slderis of Flemlngton waa on hand Sunday to display his collection of oil painting* when the Holy IVinity Greek June 17, 24. $2, (908) 889- UP 5265 or (908)889-4751. BICYCLE CLINIC — for Orthodox Church In Weettield celebrated Its Greek Festival. cyclists of all ages, Scotch Plains Rescue Squad, 1916 Bartle Ave., Scotch Plains, TUESDAY noon-2:30 p.m. June 24. (973) 292-9819. First United Methodist Briefs JUNE 19 FATHER HUDSON I BLOOD DRIVE — at WALK — and memorial ser- Muhlonberg Regional vice for loved ones. bids farewell to RISE Westfteld's Warsh tabbed Fax us your Medical Center, Park Noinnlwgun Park, Cranford, Avenue, Pluinfield, 1-6:30 June 24; walk (i p.m., service WESTFIELD — The First, to Be Healedr for Sharing Network slot 7:15 p.m. Unin site for service: United Methodist Church, located Child care is available. community p.m. June 19, H a.m.-l p.m. WESTFIELD — Jeffrey Warsh June 30. Donor require- Holy Spirit Church, Union. on East Broad Street in the town, Other church programs this has been elected treasurer of the (908) 4H«-0700. has scheduled a sendofT for the ments: (800) BLOOD NJ. week: Sharing Network of New Jersey, news! JOB WORKSHOP — JOB WORKSHOP — RISE program. Sunday — "Seekers Service," 9 which coordinates organ and tis- "Developing Confidence for The goodbye event is slated to "Make Your Resume and a.m. Sunday school, 9 a.m. Peace sue donntions throughout the (908) 575-6683 Cover Letter Work for You." the Job Interview," Union take place during worship services and Justice, 12:15 p.m. Youth fel- state. County College, 1033 at 10 a.m. Sunday. Union County College, 1033 lowship, 6 p.m. The Westfield resident is the Springfield Ave., Crunford, Springfield Ave., Cranford, 7-9 After the service, there will be a Monday — Boy Scouts, 7 p.m. executive director of NJ Transit p.m. June 26. (908) 709-7600. reception for Rev. Herbert and o former trustee of the 7-9 p.m. (908) 709-7600. Brynildsen Jr. and hi*s family. The Tuesday — Fife and Drum Corps, 6:30 p.m. Baptism clnss, 7:30 Springfield-based Sharing i&inister is becoming a program Network, Also elected with director in Arlington, Va., with the p.m. Thursday — Board of trustees, 8 Warsh were Margaret Drekcr, Virginia United Methodist chairwoman; Paul Mertz, vice Conference. p.m. chairman; and John Cupelli, sec- \ Rev. David Harwood, senior June 22 — Noontimers, noon. retary. minister, is expected to deliver a June 23 — "Coffee with For more information on the aermon on the topic "Do You Want Conscience," 7:30 p.m. Sharing Network, visit www.sharenj.org on the World Wide Web or call (800) SHARE Men's club donates funds NJ. to Westfield Rescue Squad Magnifique! WHS kids WESTFIELD — The Westfield organizations, we recognize that excel in national contest Rescue Squad has received a groups like the Rescue Squad donation from the Vs Men, a contribute a lot to the community WESTFIELD — Westfield men's club sponsored by the and provide an important service High School took three of the top Westfield Y. to the youth of Westfield," five places in a national contest "We are a group of volunteers DiGiorgio said in the release. sponsored by the French who come together to raise money Rescue Squad ambulances are embassy in Washington, D.C. so that we can, in turn, give it to on call for sports events, street The students designed a World ... the Rescue Squad," said Vs fairs and similar events in the Wide Website for teen-agers and Men member Dominic DiGiorgio town, according to Vice President young adults atudying the in a press release announcing the Lynn Feldman. French language in America. donation. New members are always wel- Performing well from Talk some cents The amount of the donation come to join both organizations. Westfield High School were Sean was not mentioned in the release. For Vs Men information, call Devaney, second place; Tom "While our mandate is primar- (908) 233-2700. For Rescue Squad Killian, third place; and Neril ily to give our money to youth information, call (908) 233-2500. Sandeep and Kevin Hobson, fourth place. to your kids. Area YMCAs team up for World's Largest Run UNION COUNTY — Almost 100 participants helped the SENIORS Westfield Y and Fanwood- Scotch Plains YMCA celebrate lntrodijcing Valley's JCC of Central the 150th anniversary of America's YMCAa. Kids First New Jersey The celebration came in the Seniors 60 and older are welcome to participate in the form of the inaugural YMCA's Savings summer program at the Jewish Community Center of World's Largest Run, held local- Central New Jersey. ly June 2 at Tamaques Park in Club" Westfield. The summer program runs July 9-Aug. 15. Art projects, Kids, teens, adults and fami- mini-courses and exercise classes are held Monday and lies came together for the Bring your kids and their piggy banks into a Valley branch and watch their Tuesday at the JCC building in Scotch Plains. Trips and nationally synchronized five- special programs are held Wednesday. Transportation is kilometer run and "fun walk," faces light up as they pour their coins into our VCo in Works '•'•'machine. They'll see provided on a first-come, first-served basis. according to a press release nickels and dimes add up to dollars, and then they can use the money to open Among the trips are "Carousel" at the Paper Mill issued by the Westfield Y. Playhouse, the Israeli Festival at the Fiesta Dinner Preliminary figures report that a new Kids First Savings Club account. They'll earn an incredible 4.00°/o more than 54,000 people partic- Theater, "The Magic of Music" at the Hunterdon Hills Annual Percentage Yield. And we'll match up to the first $10 they deposit! Playhouse and a tour of the Jane Voorhees Zimmerli Art ipated in the event, which Museum. stretched across five time Kids without coins are welcome, too. Valley understands the importance of zones, the release said. Fee of $180 for JCC members and $215 for non-mem- "We are especially proud that saving, and that's why we make it fun for kids to start early. bers includes kosher lunches. Tickets for individual trips an additional 15,200 people vol- and shows are also available. Appropriate meals will be unteered at YMCA's World's Stop into a Valley branch" today. provided when there is a trip. Largest Run events in their For more information, phone Nan Station at (908) 889- communities," Dan Maier, direc- 4-$00~52,2,- www.viillcyfitiiioiiailmnk.com 8800, Ext. 207. tor of Association Advancement for YMCA of the USA and cre- ator of the event, said in the Senior Advisory release. "This means that a Committee grand total of 69,000 people helped the YMCA celebrate our Valley National Bank The Scotch Plains Senior Citizen Advisory Committee 150th anniversary at the same is sponsoring a trip to Ellis Island on Wednesday, June 20. time, and that's remarkable." The bus leaves 9 a.m. from the Municipal Building on The Guinness Book of World Banking /Just like it's supposed to be? Park Avenue and returns around 5 p.m. Fee is $7 for res- Records is currently evaluating idents and $8 for non-residents. the national event and is con- Col t etu M5M too kx tv Ijrwtt. button Ornam u you \A*ey wd rral* up ID »• IM »1Oon nMcfcpoMarijr.'nitKdl MmtmngadHI»»mwirt 1*1 >»«(• toneisaJKPwtai*n» MrtnumMnttMd For more information and registration, phone (908) sidering citing the effort in a 1Mi3al5t«aM«£»»cl*17*l «il *• jpfcB E«V wV.Jnma^ peruiMy tmnrt it dowel pfo to 14mo* C 322-6700, Ext. 221. new record category, the release OflOOt VWfcy Wtatf ftrti Mwrtw FOK MmlM FKJOT* llowuvs SyKmit said. •••j '<* B B-2 Record-Press June 15,2001 Owen Me Williams | Obituaries Kevin C. Geddes FANWOOD — Kevin C. Geddes, Kevin; sisters Ann Napier and. . WESTFIELD — Owen E. Machine and Foundry Co. in 46, died June 8 at St. Vincent's Maureen; brothers Daniel ami" McWilliams, 79, died June 5 at New York City. Hospital in New York City. Brian; and a grandchild. ;; bis home. A volunteer at the Miller- Daniel McColley He was born in Jersey City and A funeral Mass was celebrated He was born in Bloomficld Cory House Museum and St. lived in Elizabeth before moving to Tuesday at St. Catherine of Siena and lived in West fie Id since Paul's Episcopal Church, he Fanwood. Roman Catholic Church, Hillside, 1945. was a member of the American Corporate chairman He owned and operated following services at the Growney association of Retired Persons Funeral Home in Hillside. He had been a World War II ment, accounting and finance, Alternative Pet Care for six years. prisoner of war and a founding chapter in Westfield. SCOTCH PLAINS — Daniel Surviving are his wife, Edna Burial was in Holy Cross Predeceased Oct. 20, 2000 by H. McColley, chairman of a New with a minor in law, from Cemetery, North Arlington. member of Veterans of Foreign Jersey manufacturer and a long- Rutgers University. Alvarez Geddes; sons William and Wars Post 11467 in the town. his wife of 55 years, Anne time corporate director, died Mr. McColley was a member of He was a master sergeant in Nance Shelly McWilliams, he is June 4 at the Berkeley Heights the Plainfield Country Club, in Helen S. Davison the U.S. Army Air Corps with survived by daughters Connie Convalescent Center. Edison; the Seaview Country the 390th Bomb Group and was M. Wilson, Shelly A. Strunck He was chairman of the board Club, in Absecon; the Union SCOTCH PLAINS — Helen S. Predeceased in 1986 by her shot down over Germany in and Patricia A. Walch; sister of Wood Industries Inc. of League Club, the Metropolitan Stagg Davison, 85, died June 9 husband, Raymond, she is sur- August 1943. He was held pris- Doris Tryon; eight grandchil- Middlesex from 1968-79 and the Club and the Canadian Club, all at Newton Memorial Hospital. vived by daughters Jean A. and oner at Luft-Stalag 17B until dren and two great-grandchil- Company's president and chief in Manhattan. He was a trustee A native of Bronxville, N.Y., Paula L., and son Philip A. May 1945. dren. executive officer from 1963-80. for United Community Services she lived in Westfield and Scotch Services were held Tuesday in In civilian life, he was a A memorial service was held The Wood-Hoe Division in and appointed by Gov. Robert Plains before moving to Andover. the chapel at the Presbyterian graduate of New York Friday at St. Paul's Episcopal Middlesex was the largest of Meyner to the Governor's She was active in the Girl Church. Burial was in East University and an officer man- Church with arrangements by Wood's five plants; it manufac- Committee on Disability Scouts in Westfield and a mem- Ridgelawn Cemetery, Clifton. ager for 20 years with the Gray Funeral Home. tured printing presses for news- Benefits. ber of the circle group at the Arrangements were by the Scientific Design/Halcon (now Memorial donations may be paper, magazine and telephone A native of Rockville Centre, Presbyterian Church in Gray Funeral Home in Texas Eastern Corp.) in New sent to St. Paul's Episcopal directory publishers. N.Y., Mr. McColley lived in Westfield. Westfield. York City. From 1945-1963, he Church, 414 E. Broad St., Mr. McColley worked for Plainfield and Scotch Plains- worked for the American Westfiekl, NJ 07090. Lever Brothers Co. and the Life before moving to Watchung in Savers Co, before beginning a 38- 1978. He was on the football, George L. Michael year career with Wood in 1980. basketball, baseball and track He was a director of the United teams at Scotch Plains-Fanwood SCOTCH PLAINS — George manager. Constance Brennan States Chamber of Commerce, High School. Louis Michael, 71, died June 9 at He later was a technician with Mease Dunedin Hospital in both of Fanwood; brothers the Plainfield Chamber of Surviving are his wife, the Gulf Breeze Dialysis Clinic in FANWOOD — Constance Commerce, Fischer Industries, Dorothy; a daughter, Sally Joyce Dunedin, Fla. Clearwater, Mary Brennan, 51, died June 5 Salvatore Solazzi of Millburn He was born in Irvington and He was a member of the Elks and Daniel Solazzi of Warren; Baker-Perkins Co., New Jersey of Madison, Wis.; two grandchil- at her home. Manufacturers Insurance Co., dren and eight great-grandchil- lived in Union before moving to lodge in Dunedin. , She lived in Springfield and and sisters Lucille Fallon of the New Jersey Business and dren. Scotch Plains in 1957. He had Surviving are his wife of 48 her native Summit before mov- Upper Saddle River and Mary Industry Council and the former Private arrangements were by resided since 1977 in Clearwater, years, Adele; sons Mark, Gregory ing to Fanwood in 1977. Ann Skees of Glen Rock. National Bank of New Jersey. the Higgins Home for Funerals, Fla. and Richard; brother Robert; and' She received a degree in ele- A funeral Mass was celebrat- In addition, Mr. McColley was in Watchung. He had been with A&P super- five grandchildren. mentary education from Seton ed Friday at St. James Roman an arbitrator for labor-manage- Memorial donations may be markets in New Jersey for 30 A memorial service was held Hall University in 1971. Catholic Church, Springfield, ment disputes relations in New sent to Plainfield Area Humane years and retired in 1977 as a Tuesday in Clearwater. She had been a teacher at following services at the Jersey and New York. He held a Society, 75 Rock Ave., Plainfield, Our Lady of Lourdes School in Memorial Funeral Home. bachelor's degree in manage- NJ 07063. Mountainside prior to her 1980 Burial was in St. Teresa's Howard Coppock retirement. Cemetery, Summit. CRANFORD — Howard F. second wife, Alice Bodmann Predeceased in 1989 by her Memorial donations may be Saintimise Macena Coppock, 82, died June 10 at Coppock, are deceased. husband, John J. Jr., she is sur- sent to American Cancer his home. Surviving are a son, Jim of vived by her parents, Society, ' P.O. Box 815, SCOTCH PLAINS — three grandchildren. He was born in Jamaica, Plainfield; daughters Kathleen Constantine and Mary Solazzi Elizabeth, NJ 07207, or to the Saintimise Macena, 71, died Services were held Monday at N.Y., and lived in Long Island, Messina, Jeanne Konchalski Atlantic Hospice, 33 Bleeker June 8 at Muhlenberg Regional the Memorial Funeral Home in and Carol Tancredi, all of of Springfield; sou Matthew J. Fanwood. N.Y., and Beverly Hills, Calif., and daughter Meredith H., St., Millburn, NJ 07041. Medical Center in Plainfield. before moving to Cranford in Lancaster, Pa., Eileen McCann She was born in Haiti and had Burial was in Hillside 1998. of Cutchogue, N.Y, and Mary lived most recently in Scotch Cemetery. He served in the U.S. Army Ellen McConnell of San Harriet Goslick Plains. Memorial donations may be during World War II. Antonio, Texas; stepsons She is survived by her hus- sent to Haiti Community He retired in 1973 after Charles Simon and Robert band, Jean Jacques Celius; son Development Inc. in care of the eight years working with Simon, both of Connecticut; 21 SCOTCH PLAINS — Harriet by her mother, Helena Rogers of Joseph; a brother, two sisters and funeral home. A. Rogers Goslick, 73, died June Edison; daughter Lynn Renda American Airlines crews at grandchildren and six great- 6 at the JFK Medical Center in (and husband Vincent) of Clark; Kennedy International Airport grandchildren. Edieon. sisters Lillian Pintye of Edison Avis S. Thomas in New York City. A memorial Mass will was She was born in South River and Olive Lanning and Dorothy He worked .for the New York celebrated Thursday at St.' and lived in Edison before mov- Fobes, both of North Carolina; GARWOOD — Avis S. Barbara J. of Toms River, and City Transit Authority for 20 Bernard's Roman Catholic ing to Scotch Plains in 1999. and two grandchildren. Thomas, 65, died June 11 at the Cathy H. Riccardi of North years before joining American Church in Plainfield.' She retired in 1965 after 22 Services were held Friday at Hackensack University Medical Plainfield; three nieces and two Airlines. Arrangements are by the Center. nephews. He was a member of the Krowicki McCracken Funeral years as a factor worker with the Gosselin Funeral Home in Home in Linden. •>< Edison. She was born in Elizabeth and Services will be held at 11 a.m. Veterans of Foreign Wars and the Ives Needle Co. of New Knights of Columbus in Memorial donations may he Brunswick- Memorial donations may be lived in Garwood before moving today at the Gray Memorial to Toms River in 1991. Funeral Home, 12 Springfield Beverly Hills. sent to Garden State Hospice, Predeceased in 1984 by her sent to the American Lung His first wife, Jeanne 70 Jackson Drive, Cranford, NJ husband, John, she is survived Association. She retired in 1991 after 30 Ave., Cranford. years as a cleaning worker at the Burial will be in Hollywood Teresntak Coppock, and his 07016. Roberts Beauty Parlor in Memorial Park, Union. Westfield. Memorial donations may be Lewis B. Howarth Surviving are her mother, sent to the American Heart Clemens Peters SCOTCH PLAINS — Lewis Surviving are his wife of 55 Hilda of Toms River; sisters Association. CRANFORD — Clemens Surviving are his wife of 55 B. Howarth, 79, died June 11 at years, Elizabeth Larsen Peters, 76, died June 7 at years, Jean L.; daughters his home. Howarth; daughters Claudia Audrey Ewing Overlook Hospital in Summit. Catherine L. Dixon of Cranford He was born in Westfield and Heffner and Joyce Freed; and He was born in Green Brook and Deborah J. Dennis of Union; lived in Belle Mead before mov- five grandchildren. CRANFORD — Audrey sister, Olive Storr, also are and lived in Cranford since sister Henrietta Gray of Clark) ing to Scotch Plains. Services were held Pettersen Ewing, 79, died May 24 deceased. 1950, and four grandchildren. He had been with the Thomas Wednesday at the Gray Funeral at St. Thomas Hospital in Surviving are a son, Thomas of He was self-employed as a Services were held Monday at & Betts Co. for 44 years, retiring Home in Westfield. Burinl was Nashville, Tenn. Louisville; daughters Jacquie marine container surveyor prior the Gray Memorial Funeral in 1987 as an office manager in in Fairview Cemetery, Westfield. She was born in Brooklyn, Johnson of Louisville and Rachel to his retirement. Home. Burial was in Hollywood ita Elizabeth office. Memorial donations may be N.Y, and lived in Cranford and Tate of Franklin, Tenn.; and five He was an aviation machin- Memorial Park, Union. Scotch Plains before moving in grandchildren. ist's mate third class in the U.S. Memorial donations may be • He WBB a member of the 25- sent to Atlantic Hospice, 33 Navy during World War II. sent to 13th District Masonic Year Club at Thomas & Betts. Bleeker St., Millburn, NJ 07041. 1994 to Louisville, Ky. A memorial service will be 7 She once was a bookkeeper in p.m. today at the Calvary He had been a past master of Scholarship Fund, c/o Azure New York City and with the Tabernacle on Myrtle Street. Azure Lodge 129, Free & Lodge, 478 South Ave. E&; Union County Technical Institute Memorial donations may be Accepted Masons. Cranford, NJ 07016. in Scotch Plains. sent to Aubrey Ewing Memorial Her husband, David Goodwin Fund, c/o National City Bank, Ewing, died in 1997. A brother, 12009 Shelbyville Road, Anthony Sosidka Eugene "Bill" Pettersen, and a Louisville, KY 40223. GARWOOD — Anthony J. Carmela Lacagnina Sosidka of Sosidka, 68, died June 9 at Garwood; brother Richard of Rahway Hospital. Clark; and two nephews. Haydee Fuentes He was born in New York City A funeral Mass was celebrat- KENILWORTH — Haydee Beba Rocio; three other sisters, and lived in Garwood since 1941. ed Tuesday at St. Anne's Roman Hernandez Fuentes, 85, died four brothers, 15 grandchildren He served in the U.S. Marine Catholic Church, of which Mr. June 5 at her home. and 16 great-grandchildren. Corps during the Korean War Sosidka was a parishioner. She was born in Cuba and A funeral Mass was celebrated and in the U.S. Air Force from Burial was in Graceland lived in Newark before moving to June 8 at Immaculate Heart of 1954-63. Memorial Park, Kenilworth. Kenilworth in 1994. Mary Roman Catholic Church, He retired in 1988 after 20 Arrangements were by the Mrs. Fuentes is survived by Newark, following services at the years as a clerk in the Cranford Dooley Funeral Home in sons Jorge, Albert, Carlos and Buyus Funeral Home in Newark. post office. Cranford. Guillermo; daughter Elsa Garcia; Burial was in Holy Cross He was a member of the Memorial donations may be EVANGEL BAPTIST sisters Clemercia Hernandez and Cemetery, North Arlington. American Postal Workers Union. sent to the Garwood First Aid TO ADVERTISE YOUR PLACE Surviving are his mother, Squad. CHURCH OF WORSHIP ON THIS PAGE 242 Shunpikc ltd. Springfield CALL CHRIS Philip Margherito 973-379-4351 How to submit obituaries 1-800-981-5640 CRANFORD — Philip R. Disabled American Veterans 9:30 am - Sunday School to the Record-Press Margherito, 81, died June 8 at chapter in Spring Hill, Fla. 10:30am -Sunday Worship Union Hospital. Surviving are sons Frank Trinity Pentecostal The Record-Press prints obituaries and memorial service notices A native of Newark, he lived and Robert; daughter Phyllia 5:30 pm-Sunday AWANA Holiness Fellowship free of charge. in Hillside and Florida before Spicer; brother Frank; sisters 6:00 pm - Sunday Eve. Service Please note the new deadline for the submission of obituar- moving to Cranford in 1998. Virginia Russo, Mary Russo, Wednesdays, 7sJ0 pm ies: 10 a.m. Wednesdays. He served in the U.S. Army Anna Clarizio and Florence. 7:15 pm - Wed. I'ruyer Meeting Midweek Service Obituaries received after this time will be published the fol- in Italy and Tunisia during Quacquarini; and a grandchild. Cranfonl VFW Post 3.1$, South Avc. Easl lowing week. World War II. He was nwarded a His wife, Jennie Mammola Sun. 10:00 am Nursing Home Ministry Please nsk funeral directors to forward the information to us via Bronze Star for valor at Anzio, Margherito, and another sister, Sun. ll-.UO.itn Sunday School fax at (908) 575-G683 or e-mail at [email protected]. Italy, and a Purple Heart for Rose Mauro, are deceased. Sun. fc.Wftm Worship For more information on submitting obituary information, wounds suffered in North Services were held Monday HOLY CROSS Sal. 7:30 pm Pentecostal Prayer please call Editor Gregory Zeller at (908) 575-6686. Africa. at the Mastapeter Funeral LUTHERAN CHURCH (call for location information) He retired in 1982 after 18 Home in Roselle Park. Burial 6?y Mountain Avc, Spriiif;fU'k1 Pastor Frank Sforza years as a machinist with the was private. ; 973-379-4525 (908) 276-6244 former Hyatt Bearing Division Memorial donations may be Sunday School & Worship of General Motors Corp. in sent to DAV Memorial Program, Scrviccs-IOam ;il Consideration Clark. P.O. Box 14301, Cincinnati, OH Jonathon Dayton It is far easier for the family if a family plot is He was a life member of the 45250-0301. High School arranged prior to need. The considerate staff at Adult & Music Ministries PLACES OF Mary P. Piatkowski Youth & Children's Programs Hillside Cemetery will assist your selection. 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' following services at the CALL CHRIS 1 800 981 5640 J-fiCCside Cemetery Predeceased by her fnther, Krowicki Gorny Memorial Home 1-800-981-5640 TstabCisfiecC 1886 Michael Papp, she is survived by in Clark. her moth, Helen Papp of Burial was in St. Gertrude , www.hillsidecemetery.com Carteret; her husband, Richard; Cemetery, Colonia. rime time/ i? T June 14 & 15,2001 Inside Cooking B-4 Busy summer at Crossword B-3 Films in Focus . .B-5 PNC Arts Center Horoscope B-4 Johnny Maestro and the From rock to pop, Brooklyn Bridge. Aug. 4 — Brooks & Dunn, something for all featuring Toby Keith, Montgomery Gentry and Keith BEST BETS in summer shows Urban. Aug. 9 — Ringo Starr & His HOLMDEL — The PNC Bank All Star Band, featuring Greg Apollo Muses kicks off Arts Center has set a 2001 sum- Lake, Roger Hodgson, Ian 18th season of concerts mer lineup packed with super- Hunter, Sheila E, and Howard star musical acts. Jones. BEDMINSTER — Apollo Nearly every genre, from rock Aug. 10 — Snde Muses is scheduled to open its to country to pop to oldies, is cov- Aug. 11, 12 — O/zfoNt 2001, 18th season June 24. ered in the summer lineup, which featuring Black Sabbath, The season will officially has attracted such woll-known Marilyn Manson, Slipnot, Papa start at 3 p.m., with a concert acts as Aerosmith, John Roach, Linkin Park, Crazytown, featuring Jong Mee Lee, lead- Mellencamp, Paul Simon and Disturbed and more. ing soprano at Moscow's Sude. Aug. 18 — Aaron Carter, Bolshoi Opera, and Min-Joeng This summer's remaining featuring A*Teens and Leslie Kang, 16-year-old cello finalist schedule: Carter. at the New Jersey Symphony June 23 — The Irish Aug. 22 — The Altfnan Tenors, featuring Finbar Brothers Band, with special Orchestra Youth Audition. Wrignt, Anthony Kenrns and A native of Seoul, Korea, guest Susan Tedeschi. Ronan Tynan. Aug. 27 — Crosby, Stills & Lee has gained international June 25 — Dido Nash recognition through her fre- June 26 — John Lithgow's Aug. 29 —• quent appearance in leading Perfectly Ridiculous Family Godsmack/Deftones, with spe- roles at the world-renowned Concert (Pavilion only). cial guest Puddle of Mud. Bolshoi Opera. She has per- June 29 — Journey, featur- Sept. 6 — Yes, featuring a formed "Violetta in La ing Peter Frnmpton and John symphony orchestra. traviata," "Queen of Waite. Sept. 7 — John Shemakha in Le Coq D*Or" June 30 — Styx/Bad Mellencamp, with special guest and Trilleppa in The Queen of Company, featuring Billy Squier The Wallflowers, Spades," and is preparing for and Joe Stark. Sept. 14 — B.B. King Blues the title role of "Lucia di July 1 — Tom Petty and the Festival, fenturing B.B. King, Lammermoor." Hcartbreakers. Buddy Guy, John Hiatt & the July 6, 7 — James Taylor New Jerseyans had the Goners and Tommy Castro. July 8 — Glum Slam Metal The PNC Bank Arts Center is opportunity to hear her sing Jam, featuring Poison, Warrant, offering a special 2001 Season "Lauretta in Gianni Schicchi" Quiet Riot, EnuffZ'Nuff lawn Pass, which entitles holders at Opera at Florham in 1998. July 10,11 — Rod Stewart to discount admission to lawn Lee will sing the first por- July 12 — The Monkees, seats for most summer shows. tion of the program in Russian with special guest "Natural." The lawn pass is a booklet of 10 and the second portion in July 13 — Judy Collins, vouchers that can be redeemed at Italian. with special guests Roger the PNC Bank Arts Center box David Reeves will accompa- McGuinn, Richie Havens and office prior to lawn-access shows. ny the soprano on the piano Janis Inn. Tickets for all shows are on and play a solo piece (White July 14 — Chicago sale now. They are available at Peacock), a selection from his July 19 — Arca:One, featur- the PNC Bank Arts Center Box ing Mody, Outkast, Incubus, The Office and at all TicketMaster recently released CD Roots, Paul Oakenfold, Carl Cox, "Unknown Impressionists." outlets. The Orb, Rinocerese and The Tickets — and ticket prices for Kang was born in Korea and The music man Innovators. each show — are also available at started the cello when she was July 20 — Paul Simon, with www.sfx.com on the World Wide 6 years old. She came to the Six raw instrunwntal solos with piano accompaniment by Cranford composer Mario tombardo have special guest Brian Wilson. Web and by phone at (201) 507- United States in 1997 to study been published by Warner Bros. Publications. They Include "Gavotte for Oboe and Piano," "Gavotte for July 27 — Phil Lesh & 8900 mid (212) 307-7171. with Marion Feldman at the Violin and Piano," "Gavotte for Clarinet and Piano," "Elegy tor Viola and Piano," "Blue Interlude for Friends, with special guest Los Box office hours are 1 p.m. to 6 Manhattan School of Music in Clarinet and Piano," and "Midsummer's Night Waltz tor Violin and Piano." Lombardo, who was born in Clnypool's Frog Brigade. p.m. Mondays through Fridays Elizabeth, la the composer of more than 200 songj, four musical productions and many works for July 28 — fiarenaked New York City. piano, concert band, orchestra and chorus. He was named Musician of the Year In 1994 by the New and noon to 6 p.m. Saturdays and This "Summer Sundays Ladies, with special guest Sunduys. Box office hours are Jersey State Conference of Musicians and is a member of the American Federation of Musicians, the Vertical Horizon. Series" recital will be held at American Symphony Orchestra League, the CompOMrs Guild of New Jersey and the American extended to 9 p.m. on show the Neo-Georgian "Dunwalke" Composers Forum. Other previously published instrumental solos In Lombardo's library of works July 29 — Trey Anastasio nights. in Bedminster. Admission is July 31 — Tony Bennett, There is $2 day of show charge Include "Concerto for Oboe and Piano," "Rhapsody tor Oboe snd Piano" and "Serenade for Violin and with special guest k.d, lung $35 per person including Piano." The new works can be purchased at local music stores or directly from Warner Bros. added to all tickets purchased Aug. 3 — NY Knights/Jay tho day of the performance. refreshments in the garden. As Publications, 15800 NW 48th Ave., Miami, Fla. 33014, or call (305) 521-1637 or (800) 327-7643 for order- Black and the Americans, Date, time, ticket prices and space is limited, early reserva- Ing Information. with special guests Little support acts are subject to tions are requested. Call (908) Anthony and the Imperials und change. 234-0254 for tickets or more information. LICENSE GAME Museum of Arts hosts St. Ann Theater Group is alive 2001 'Odyssey' effort CLINTON — Registration is underway for "2001: An Art with new-look 'Sound of Music' Odyssey," the summer enrich- Best Musical in 1960. Show-stealing scenes ment program at the Old standards join "You will hear new aongs belong to Von Trapp's chil- Hunterdon Museum of Art. never performed in the dren. They are played by More than 50 hands-on pro- with new songs for movie," said Lang. "Look for a Diane Teichman, as Liesl; grams are scheduled for the breakthrough show singing Baroness and Max." 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Works loving, 5'8" plus, medium build, tor age open, for companion- full and you fit the bill, give Single white male, 48, £7*f>w SKdi*«|wwmci*ulnfa>> 1 I I kea night shilts, looking (or and easy long dMlnnc* chargti friendship first, possibly UPSCALEII LOT OF LOVE TO Ship. American Indian him a coll. It will be enjoy- 5'10". very attractive, wild dining 47 yrs old, white female, SHARE background is a plus. BOX companionship during the many Interests like cook- to gel along out, trav- long term relationship. able I am sure. BOX 11553 day. BOX 42447 with nnd to Bergen County. BOX Christian, professional, Single black female, from 11628 ing, sports, dining out, eling, fish- attractive, blue eyes, the Caribbean, 40,145 lbs, beaches nnd more. do things with, Ing, working- 29281 for dating. BOX blonde hair, enjoys talking, 5'5", no children, non- Looking for n witty, attrac- out. Looking for a 15925 A NICE COMBINATION reading, church, movies, drinker, non-smoker. tive, single lemale, with a woman, lor dating, and ia Female, 26, 5'B", 130 lbs, Looking for that person to good sense ol humor and ARE YOU FOR ME? attractive, on slim side. quiet time. Seeking white BOX 34544 brown eyes and hair, light Christian male, educated, settle down with. BOX having nn open mind. BOX Singlo white Italian male, complexion, self family oriented, fun loving, 34782 3398B 38, 6', brown hair, brown LOOKING FOR FRIENDS eyes, clonrc cut, 225 Ibs, employed, mother of 1,leave a message. BOX OLD FASHION Singlo white male, 22, IFURTHE1.SOAMI likes the beach, boating, seeking a male, 21 to 37, 11170 ROMANCE enjoys hockey, singing, physically fit, romantic, I am a single white senior dining oul. Looking for a working out. movlas, going Old fashioned type guy, and playful. BOX 11506 LOOK NO FURTHER that is attractive, self lady. 24 to 3G. slim/medi- out, relaxing, seeking sin- Single white famale, employed, healthy and fun 44, who believes In um build, (or a long term gle while female, just look- LOST IN LOVE Italian, 5'3", dark brown with a great figure. 1 have romance, love, walking relationship. BOX 1G095 ing to meet new people. Single female, 5'2", 115hair, light brown eyes. ail of the qualities to make arm in arm, holding hands, BOX 34G18 lbs, non-smoker, stable, Looking for a single white someone very happy. I am dinner with a view, dowers, PATHS MAY MEET AS 1 SingJg black father of one, IS THIS IS YOU? confident, Independent, male, in New Jersey, 35 to looking to meet an single chivalry, movies, making 30 yre old. enjoys dining 36 yr ofd, single white" secure, nice smile, looking 45, and is looking to date, Asian male, who Is accom- my sweetheart laugh, and for a clean cut, outgoing, plished and very healthy, oul, long walks, beach, male, 5'9", 175 Ibs, wllh and possible long term making her os comfortable brown hair, and eyes. honest, dependable, and 58-70. if you think you're and happy as I possibly boardwalk, movies, parks, relationship. BOX 11269 quiet times at home. Enjoys outdoors, movies,: knows how to treat a interested get In touch with can. BOX 34068 antiques, dining out. and- woman like she should be SO MUCH TO OFFER me... BOX 36038 Seeking single black LIFE'S BETTER SHARED more. Searching for a very treated. BOX 12707 40 yr old, single white female, 25 to 38, family attractive, single or TALL AND ATTRACTIVE Single white male, seeking oriontod, for dating nnd YOU BUY THE female, 5"11 *, physically fit, divorced white female, 2fl green eyes and dark 38 yr old, green eyed, tall, partner, to share friend- maybe more. BOX 16155 to 40, for a possible long POPCORN voluptuous brunette ship, and light romance. blonde hair. Seeking a sin- HAPPILY EVER AFTER term BOX 35155 52 yr old single lady, female. I enjoy working Enjoys tho outdoors, gle white male, 35 to 45, 45 yr old, singlo white enjoys all types of music, beach, and good compa- same height or taller, a out, music, comedy clubs, male, 5'10", slender to bands, movies and walks ny. To praise the Lord wilh. MEN non-smoker, laid back non shooting pool, sports, and medium build, very onsy In the park. Seeking male, In search of a physically fit attached-man. I have so movies. Looking for a tall, going and romantic. SEEKING MEN 52 to 55, good personality spontaneous, single man female. BOX 10504 and honesty for possible much to give and no one to Enjoys dancing, dining out. Call 1-900 454-2259 give it to. BOX 13841 with a good sense of SOMERSET COUNTY walks movies, theatre, long term relationship. humor. BOX 36287 $1.99 per mln, Union County. BOX 14212 Young 48. single mole, Atlantic City. Seeking sin- WISHFUL THINKING gle white female, 37 to 47, BEYOND THE DREAM • Widowed white profes- WEST SEEKS EAST looking to meet a sincero, SO MUCH TO OFFER Single white female, 50's. honest, easy going lady attractive, polite to medi- Seeking decent, nice' sional female, 52, 5'4", 117 friend. White older gentle-, Female, pretty, down-to- down to earth, enjoys quiet with a sense of humor, 36 um build, non-smoker, lor lbs, with big green eyes. man, down lo earth, 37-49,. earth, and caring, single times, working, the out- to 46, for friendship, and dating possible relation- white, professional female, Enjoys dining out, dancing, good looking, prefer pro- doors, museums and possible long term. Enjoys ship. BOX 16296 35, never married, slender, movies, and more. fessional/educated busl-i more. Seeking a single walks, movies, music, ani- 57", 125 lbs, long brown Wishing for a single pro- FIRST TtME AD ness man, for mature hair, green eyes, and afessional white male, non- Asian male, with similar mals, day (rips, and flea Handsome successful pro- friendship. I am lovely, 35. nice figure, no smoking, smoker, healthy 50's, and Interests, for possible rela- markets. BOX 10544 fessional while male, tall single white male, good; and no drinking. Seeking a witty. BOX 15539 tionship. BOX 37310 and fit. Senso of humor yel shape. Passaic County.- FAMILY AFFAIR ATTENTION DENISE LOOKS LIKE PIAZZA LOVE SEES NO COLOR like minded gentleman NEVER SAY NEVER Single black male, 54, serious, light hearted yet ,(30X29158 /-•; STEAL YOUR HEART White male, 57", 190 lbs, Single white male, young- who share similar inter- Single white female, hazel You responded lo my mall- 5'10", 200 Ibs, brown hair sincere, Comfortable out- ' 40 yr old, white female, self-employed, two chil- looking 44, 5'9", 180 lbs, doors and Indoors. Sooks FIRST TIME AD > ests. BOX 34468 eyes, 57" with heels, 131 box #28480 but your Mike Piazza look-a-like. and eyes, hard working, 5'11", green eyes, long dren, Enjoys the shore special, Intelligent, profes- 40, 5'H", 200 Ibs, brown\ lbs, blonde hair and good phono number was cut off, Humorous, loving, affec- sense of humor, enjoys ROLL THE DICE blonde hair, passionate with the kids, vacation with sionally successlul, slen- hair and eyes with a trim'' personality. Seeking gen- tionate, passionate. sunsets, holding hands, Black lemale. 39, non-and caring. Seeking white the kids, quiet dinners, fid- Please call me again. der attractive lady, 35 to mustache, seeking a] tleman 50 plus, good con- Enjoys litness, music. flea markets, tennis, coun- smoker, 5"3\ 140 lbs. look- mate, 35 to 45, same Ing my motorcycle. Patrick County BOX 29154 46. Patrick County BOX Latino or Italian mate, 30 to' versation and all the things Seeking someone who computers, driving, walk- try rides, movies seeking ing for a possible serious height or taller, laid back, 2B480 40, 5'9" plus, clean; that make a good relation- wants a serious relation- OPEN MINDED FEMALE ing. Looking for honest, single white fomale, tall, relationship with a good, non-smoker, good heart, shaven. Hudson County.* ship. BOX 37527 ship BOX 34891 attractive, fit female, over full figured, feminine, ATT: BECKY? honest, decent person. respectful for friendship, Single white male, 50, 6'1", BOX 28504 \ 30, with a nice figure and warm, caring, passionate. 5'8" who plays classical BOX 42954 possibly leading to a loving COULD BE FATE! THE REAL THING brown hair, blue eyes, sense of humor. BOX 25 to 55, long term rela- piano you responded to ADVENTURE & \ UPSCALE LADY relationship. BOX 15722 Single, widowed female, in Single while male, 38, 5'6", open minded, fun loving, 42476 ROMANCE • her 50's, attractive, slim, 128 Ibs, blonde hair and tionship. BOX 10701 my mailbox #28480, First Single female, 50's, good RARE FIND great sense of humor. Time Ad but your phono Professional, gay, whitaj professional, enjoys, out- hazel eyes, easy to get TAKE IT FROM THERE PAY ATTENTION male, 42, handsome, loyal, looking with a great fig- Single black female, mid Seriously seeking female, number was cut off, please t doors, biking, hiking and along with, caring, open- Single Italian male, 41, Single white male, tall, humorous. Seeks boyish; ured. Loves dancing, and 50's, full figured, proles- looking fora sincere, down- call again. Patrick County long walks. Looking for a minded with sense of 25-55, race unimportant, dapper, fit, handsome, looking gay male. 18-24, outdoors. Seeking a single sional. Enjoys fine dining, to-earth lamale who BOX 28517 ( single or widow male with humor. Enjoys walks, with similar qualities and sscure, professional, for fun limes. Loves hiking,; male for friendship and movies, traveling, and the enjoys the shore, moun- similar interest for a possi- talks, friends old and new, romantic, multi-lingual, GREAT CATCH the shore and more,; more. BOX 11351 theater. I'm down to earth sports, music, jogging, needs. Let's see if it clicks. tains and more, looking for ble long term relationship. Enjoys sports, figure skat- 40 yr. old. single white pro- Hudson County BOX- and speak the truth. gardening and I feel as ill Passaic County BOX casual dating, and seeing TRUE LOVE WAITS BOX 40886 ing, laughter, travel, ani- fessional main, 6'1", fit,29148 ; Seeking a professional could enjoy anything with 29155 what happens from them. 35 yr old, single female, mals, dance, dinning out, down to earth, onjoys single or divorced or wid- WALK WITH ME that special someone. BOX 11367 never married, 5'11", fit, seeking single white sports, movios, traveling, WOMEN owed male, with similar Tall, attractive, black BOX 11535 LETS ENJOY LIFE long blonde hair. Enjoys LETS FIND OUT MORE female, tall, attractive, dining out, good conversa- interest, and drug free. female, 5'9", black hair and Looking for intelligent, SEEKING WOMEN working-out, hiking, TWO HEARTS White male, 45, 5'9", 210 intelligent, understanding, tion, seeking singlo white BOX 16030 hazel eyes and a great or Hispanic female. 25-38, movies, dining out, and White male, never mar- attractive lady, humorous, Ibs, husky, well propor- caring, and sense of Call 1-900-454-2259 \ more. Seeking an easygo- smile. Seeking a single, tioned, considerate, like- similar interests, for possi- ARE YOU A NICE GUY? ried, professional, 41, 5'8", who appreciates life, 35- humor. BOX 10785 $1,99 per mln. \ ing, financially secure, tall white male. 45 to 55. able, considerate, enjoys, ble relationship. Hudson Single, white, professional with a sense of humor, brown hair and blue eyes, 42. I am a professional SEEKING FEMALE ] confident male, who is in non-smoker, sincere, intel- music, conversations, LOOKING FOR HER County. BOX 28525 female, 47, never married, financially independent, man, 6'2", athletic and parks, malls, historic Male, 6', blonde, 280 Ibs, Single white forma la would; shape and over 6', to enjoys sitting in front of the ligent and a good sense of SEEKING DECENT no children, 5'8", dark hair humor. En|oys conversa- attractive, business owner places, looking for friend- teddy bear, smoker, sar- like lo mast another while* share life's pleasures. fireplace, long walks and WOMAN and eyes, would like to tion, dining out, movies, ship, leading to a possible castic, honest to a fault, female, any age. Hobbles* BOX 13912 social gatherings. BOX in New Jersey and Italian male brown hair and meet a nice, single, while travel and sports. Seeking long-term relationship. good sense of humor, woll aro long walks. Central] SEEKING 42582 Manhattan. Hudson eyes. 36, 136 lbs, 5'7"Par. k and New York City.) male. 47 to 50, for friend- a single white female, 30 Personality and compati- read and traveled, non- RELATIONSHIP ship and companionship. I County BOX 29157 bility are most important. Seeks outgoing, decent Hudson County BOX] IT TAKES TWO to 40, with similar interest. drinker, no mind games, Single white female, facial enjoy good conversation, BOX 42400 BOX 11485 woman that snares his « deformity, would like to Attractive Jewish female, caring, and affectionalB enjoyment of sports, movies, the shore, and a likes old cara, and dogs, meet single white man, 29- 35, slender, 57", 125 ibs, movies and dining. Borrjen INitl'ul.lfiM.-r (,', r.fia no liability Iw sense of humor. Southern not into the bars or cubs, * long brown hair and green (j 40, for relationship. 5'10" Middlesex County area. County. BOX 285>B Uu: •-,.,!,.1,1 M r*r[iil&» hi, any eyes, never married, non- seeks a lady, 25 to 35, •"»-•" Jj'.omoM ji vij/r^ greoiMig and over in good shape. BOX 30777 sfyoiiil lo Acts ivith your FIRST TIME AD Hudson County. BOX smoker/non-drinker, caring petite and good shape. COMPLETE MY LIFE and like helping others. BOX 11087 Single white mole. 31, 5'4", tNir MiJ-irirriMir r rH^uto? Tho 29150 .K)/iTfrtif!f ,inir r i', jondjitfl sgriwi la Tall, attractive, physically Seeking a single, white Visct/MctstiTcarcl! 162 lbs., smoker, easygo- LET'S GET TOGETHER SCORPIO NEEDS ing, honest and sincere, xirliiifin'fy riinl t 1 I I Fullerton will host child * safety program on Saturday SOMERVILLE - Most par- 11 a.m. to 3 p.m., parents can 1999, up 700 from the previous ents and families are unaware bring their children to year. of the fact that more than 2,100 Fullerton to receive free child Taking a few minutes to par- children are reported missing safety I.D. kits. A free photo- ticipate in the "Commitment to each day. Fullerton graph will be taken of each Kids" program at Fullerton Ford/Chrysler/Plymouth/Jeep/ child for the I.D. booklet and may be the single most impor- Kia, Route 22, is aiming to instructions will be provided tant thing area parents can do reduce this number and help for parents to complete their for their kids this year. In the protect Flemington children by child's physical description event a child is reported miss- hosting a "Commitment to information. In addition, n ing, the I.D. kit and a set of fin- Kids" Safety ID day. police officer will be on hand to gerprints can help ensure a A partnership among Ford fingerprint the children for the child's safety. Parents keep Blue Oval Certified dealers, I.D. booklets. their child's completed I.D. kits actress Jamie Lee Curtis and "Through the "Commitment and are urged to repeat the the National Center for to Kids" program, Ford's Blue identification process every six Missing & Exploited Children, Oval Certified dealers are months to maintain updated the "Commitment to Kids" pro- demonstrating a personal com- information. gram is a nationwide child mitment to the safety of their identification effort to keep customers and communities in Ford Blue Oval Certified - kids safe. which they do business," the most comprehensive cus- "Our status as a Blue Oval explained Jim O'Connor, presi- tomer satisfaction program in Certified dealership means dent of Ford Division and Ford the auto industry - helps My favorite car that we are personally commit- Motor Company vice president. ensure that all customers Bill Crouse, Hackettstown: "My favorite car is the 1960 a Ford Mustang. I have owned nine over the ted to our customers both in an "If we can help keep safe or receive a beet-in-claas retail years. The photo is of my 1966 Mustang GT Convertible, with a 302 Lincoln engine. This Is my keeper. out of the vehicle," said Dean locate even one missing child, experience at Ford dealerships. It goes to many parades and has been to New Orleans in a parade of Navy Pilots Reunion for The Blue Tuccillio, of Fullerton. "Our then our program will have Blue Oval Certified dealers Angels Flight Team. It is painted blue and gold (navy colors), for that reason. My hometown Is Bound "Commitment to Kids" program been a tremendous success." must meet a stringent set of Brook. The Mustang has been there many times." extends that personal commit- More than 750,000 children customer satisfaction criteria ment beyond our customers to were reported missing last year ttnd demonstrate documented all parents and children of New - more than 2,100 each day - service processes that deliver Jersey." and 2, 896 cases of online child timely and convenient cus- On Saturday June 16, from exploitation were prosecuted in tomer service. Straight talk on tire alignment (NAPSD — Safe driving starts wearing unevenly if they squeal of your driver side dciur. A quick with keeping your car moving in while the driver is making n chock with a Live gauge will let, to have child ID program a straight line. turn. you know if the tiros require nir. • , However, extreme wcuthor • Strong vibratioriH foil In addition to safety, proper tire* WATCHUNG - Liccardi especially when it concerns our Center for Missing and can make for damiiged roads through the vehicle or wteoring pressure tfoes :I long way toward1' Ford on Route 22 in Watchung children, is the most important Exploited Children, a center and pot holes, which can harm a wheel are indications that the improving your vehicle's gaa' will be hosting a child ID pro- contribution one can give as a created by Congress in 1984car's tires and deHtroy their HUspimHion or wheolg and tires mileage. gram called "Commitment to local business owner," says Jeff which works with the FBI, the alignment. may have some mechanical or • Tire Inspection. Improper Kids" on June 16 between the Liccardi, executive officer of Justice Department and Law balancing problems and could alignment ami either over-or hours of 2-6 p.m. Liccardi Ford. "This program is Enforcement agencies. Fortunately, tire safety is one part of driving that can benflect the alignment. under-inflation can lead to At this time a New Jersey especially relevant to me, being This program will be sup- uneven wear on tires. It's impor- • State police officer will be on a father of three small chil- ported by public service addressed, to a groat extent, If uny of tho conditions listed hand to fingerprint and photo- dren." announcements made by through prevention. above exist, it's wise to take your tant to check the depth of tire ' graph children and present ParentB will also receive a Actress Jamie Lee Curtis urg- Here are several tips on tiros enr to a service center you trust treads to make mire there's parents with a book containing kit that day which will advise ing parents to take advantage from the experts: to be inspected. enough rubher hetween you and this information. them to keep updated records of the program available • A vehicle's steering wheel Three other areas that arc tho road. Liccardi Ford, a family of their child's physical descrip- through Ford dealers nation- should remain straight on n critical to tire safety nre infla- • Tire Rotation. Rotating owned and operated dealership tion along with updated pho- wide. level road. If it drifts in either tion, inspection and rotation. tires every aix to eight thousand in the area for over 60 years, is tographs every six months. For more information, con- direction on its own while the • Tire Inflation. The correct miloB makes for even wear. proud to be a host of this very Ford Motor Company insti- tact Kathleen Gasparri at car is in motion, it could be an pressure for your tires should be Check the owner's manual for important program. tuted this program in May in Liccardi Ford in Watchung at indication of poor alignment. listed in the owner's manual of the proper intervals and rota- "Community involvement conjunction with the National (908)561-7500 Ext. 238. • The tires could also be your vehicle or along tho insido tion sequences for your vehicle. 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Over 200 To Choose From! 2001 AGURA INTEGRA LS 2DR 11149 4 cyl, 5 spd, PS, PB, A/C, AM7FM/CD player, P-Moonrool, MSRP: $19,880, Model DDC435, VIN«1SO0U69, $3,149 due at delivery includes $1,520 cap cost reduction, $0 rof sec dop, $450 bank lee A 1st mo payment. Tola) payments: $6,444, Totnl lense cost: $6,414, ELPO: $11,331.60. in stock. Order Ypu« 51 2002 AGURA 3.2 TL SEDAN Civic EXs & CR-Vs Available At Similar Savings! ='39795 8 cyt, Auto. PS, P6, A/C. AM/FM St/Cat*/CO ctumo*r, P/8*et». Moonroot, H.alsd Seats, Tracilon Control, Alloy WhMlt. Mod*: KA96S, SflMI2C0013», MSRP:t43.e30. *2,42V dtw at deihroty Incluila* 11.600 cap cott reduction, 10 rV we dtp, t4S0 band fM 11 it mo payment. Total paymmli: $1 B,6e *, Total lorniu coil: $20,631, ELPO: 123,311.30, Order Your Mow 2OO1 4 cyt, auto, ps, pb, mJc, AM/FM St/Caaa, STK: 70088, Mod*!: CF866. V1N# IA0626O4, MRSP: $18,640. W1DH 4X4 NOlAf I DeliverV •" loff Tti»M BO Dawsi 2001 ACURA MDX-SUV THE DEALER MOhp, 6 cyl, • apd. Ml, PB, A/C. AM/FM 8t/Caa>/CD, 1-topa. Alum. Ahoy Wheel*, leather Int.. Model: NA210, VINItTOOOOW, MSnP:SU,U0. «1,44B due at daHvtry Includat «0 cap coat reduction, *> raf aeo dep, MM bank fea * tat mo payment. Total payment*; $47,700, Tout lente cott: $48,110, ELPO: 101,370.40. rrpppaaaaaBBBiBaa^^ai Wt Mam^KWMV^i JDCQGKD SJS\^ISMJIM iii illiilti! li ijdjii/iiiiijijy 1* Your TBUrt Sattsfaactton JBHS9iflr1»*lft*l*lam " AP'^A'^AI^A^A^B^AI luxury Used Cars Certified Used Cars As UMM As t^^ArajMsmsina Many Below NADA Wholesale! Acura Certified Pro-Ownod Vehicles I •4BOUDHEBMM i U 01ACUBA3.2 '90 MURA 3.2TL 90 SAAB 900 . . SfifC^^WH, M «AA . M Ml CMC P CW ^dpsroj,ji/rt.t^ll, Bta^oaji uwd, "II B^H AlbSpcM 0neO»rer.4eyt.pb.«. «4 a T] IN< I INC'l T BRIDGEWATER VIP "Vour Fu// Disclosure Deafer." MON-FRI O-O 'Formerly Acura Of Somerville. Comer of Rt. 22 E. a Somerset St.. No. Piainfleld • SAT »B Route 22 West, Brldgewater (908)753-1500 Mon Fri 9,-tm • 9pm senvice DEPT Silt 9;un 0pm j iMUfw.vlplionila.com 908)704-0300 Open SnturcJnys* (I5K Hot «r-,p lof lyp'H Record-Press GLOBAL AUTO MALL t? <908>757-4000 I I N. PLHIIMFIELD IM. RLHIIMFIELD OOB) CHEVROLET MITSUBISHI guaranteed JjjFO'RlGM MOTORS EMPLOYEES! VALUE WE'LL BE THERE1 NEW2OO1 CHEVROLET I an 2 door, 4 cylinder engine, p/s/b, alf cond, tint, p/w/l, rr deff. am/fm cfl ALL LEASE PAYMENTS player, dual airbags, bucket seats, MSRP: Si 4,207. Vm #1U035799. Stk IZ570MI. $2499 Due at lease mcep 4 cylinder, power steering, power brakes, air conditioning, tinted glass, rear defrost, UNTIL FALL 2001 ~ am/fm cd playor, spoiler, 5 spd m/t, MSRP: $14,365, Vin »17261628, Slk (IZB72CV CRLRNT Automatic, 4 cylinder, p/s/b, air 139 F_ cond, dual airbags, cruiM, tilt, tint, power windows, power locks, rr defrost, am/fm cd player, Vin #1E104783, Slk HZ3S2MI, $2499 £.13789 I -U4989 Due at lease lnc«p Automatic, 6 cylinder, p/s/b, air cond, dunJ alrbMjs, timed giass, bucket seats, am/lm etereo, MSRP: Sf 7,955, Vin «16259801, StktZ794CT. $2900 Due at tease Incep NEW >••-• MITSUBISHI JIEW^OOlCMEVflOlET ^fKj 1 ECLIPSE RS JLJ.99 MU •••' 4 cylindey r enginege, powepo r atBeringg, power brahebraheaa . air condrtlonlncondrtlonlngg , rearear defrost. 5 spd m/t, MSRP; S1B,522, Vin #IE15O062, Stk HZ517MI. S2499 .119.489 Due at tease incop Aulomatlc, 6 cylinder, p/s/b, air cond, bucket seats, cruise, lilt, linl, p/w/l/m, am/lm casaotlo NEMf ZSBI-I RMTSIiatSNI 1 -trfp: i?S fi7fl. Vin «1KI09344. Slk MJafaCT. J2396 Due al lease incen UP TO 60 MONTHS! HKW t»1 dtCVnOLKT MONTERO SPOBTIS4K4 U4M4 • AirtomaticBctfinder, p^i/b, duai airbagf, crwx, tilt, tint, p/wnckwn. e/lcck>. anVtm cd plmr, 129989 YOU BUY IT... S:S28,M2,VinliPO41178.S(t»«7MI K900 Aulomatic, B cylinder, p/j/b, dual airbags, abs, rod ruck, cmiM, lid, lint, p/w/l/m, privacy glasa, keytesj enlry, 3rd IMI, Du«ali»iMlncap mar hest/ae, am/lm stereo cd player, MSRP: S38.136. Vin 11JI33725, Slk HZ3MCT. iiWQ Due al leaw Jnwp WKWIBI1 BMTSUBMSHi KON V/ E R^lQN WE'LL BUY IT BACK FOR MONTERO *twjmHMUMM9UJ Automatic, 6 cylinder engine, SHOWN WITH OPTIONAL HI TOP power steering, power MORE THAN YOU OWE! MU uiakes, air cond, cruise, tilt, I XLS, automatic, 6 cylindw,p/i/b,ai cond, tint, power windows, power cruw, tiH, tint, p/wiodowj, p/locks, p/mim, 7 locks, sola, am/lm storoo, r, keylns •rtlnj, trnflm cd ptwar. MSRP: S27.361, Vin. ISflP: 03,0(2, Vin IIJ038435, Slk IZS24MI. , n M, I1BH03988, Stk KZB17CT GLOBflL CREDIT H0TUNE!\L^9989 PAST CREDIT PROBLEMS? 1-800-NEW-CREDIT 11-800-639-21331 IM. PLRINFIELD IM. RLHIIMFIELD (9 OB) CLOBRL <9OB> <&> CERTIFIED PRE-OWNED •97 FORD CONTOUR •97 rOMTAIC TRANSPORT 10 YEAR 5 YEAR I 5 YEAR Automatic, 6 cyliraiir, p/s/b, air cond, AuWnaliC, 6 C|H« (At, W (OKt If* U p/ftindDwi. p/lacki. am/rm cassttlo. pow. Mw.«. aw* td plim *«•**, UMUWTED 60.000 NU 60,88? ml. Vin IKI93407, Stk IP9507 49.163 mi. Vn tVDIHSil, Stk IWII $14,999 100.000 HH£ Automatic, Vt engirww.. pip/i/b, air cond.. dual •jftag*jt , root nek, fceyttufcet mbmbyy. W. tintintt , •97 MIRCURY IABLI "9« HONDA ACCORD IX cuwinctowi. pAacktk , p/nwt/ , •m/fni cuwlt*, AutD.f ntnder, p/i/b. J» cond, purism, * najh ^BL ^& Automatic, * cyttndaf, pitlb. w cond, bucV*! M*l», S4hf r/tauiit, MSAPr 121 ,«M. pflccks, p/sea!s. alley wlill. t/c. tuitlh, ?7ljlll] pM/1, crun, till, linl, uttMts, M.HI Wn»2WI0214«.StklZ0(ajE S9,l«m. Vin IYISH098, Slk 1PSM8 » 77T ml. Vin IWM94I03, Slk iP97SI $14,999 419995 NEW2OOI HVUNMI '99 MBB.CUMY TRACBR •OO DODOI 1500 BAM CAtOO VAN NEW 2001 JEEP Aulomalic, A cylinder, p/s/b, air ccmdiliomng, am/lm stereo cosset!), CHVIOKU1POHT 37,618 mi. Vn l!WG200», Slk IP9B4J Ti.Hl mi. Yin IYK151J4?, Stk I9«d • ^' * w w 4DR4M4 •UY •OO CHIVY CAVALIIR »S FORD WINDSTAR vans.. 4 cylindtrydt.. aim.aim. ww t (((«*. f/iA, H and, p FOR M unttd ntass n *lt uiem pfoki.cruu,M.tnl. dull arbuiirytii fern 4 cylinder, p/s/b, dual airtjags, bucket seals, 24 hr r/s assist, tilt, tint, cassette, no air, S spd k»s6 mi vm ivwms. $ik iHesU , 0.W m. vm tWBCKil i, Sit mm 19495 Autwratk:, B cylindw. p/iA. air cond. dual Mtaqi, roof raekjCfulM.«!, ent. rVwindm«, Pj«*a. P m/t, MSRP: S9569, Vin »1U134662 Stk IZ432HY. Price rail. $500 factory robato, S1000 coll •99 MIRCURY MYSTIQUI *•• CHI conv. spa™, ke»1«» entry, cai»e(W, MSHP: M4.295, vm HLM1324, S* • ZtMJE nrad. $900 Global Hyundai uwiiof loyally (il auali Auto, G cyl, p/s, Qbs, p/w/l (ill, Auto, t cvmiK (i/sA. w cond, pMl W, cruise. Imt, cassfilto, 34,579 mL NEW 2OO1 HYUNDAI ccjit*. alloy wtili, cjiwttt, (Ualrbagi, Vin *XKS17353, Slk kP9607 1.699 iO LVW2Ua»SniP96l2 * 15.899 '•6 CHRYSLBR SIBRINO •OO TOYOTA CAMRY U fcitomatic.6rrtrdnp^s.JtMtcmd,p,W A • g A^M AutoiTilliC, i ciliriitr. p/ut, ur com), ja n « Jbdk A tint, cwse. in. a*) *ni», tai\g\ CSIMIII. ?| I RDQ 3 flVi. lint, enjtse. tat. »n/tn 3 11% RQQ BUV 67.127 mi tfin ISE237JS7, Stk oiiir website: WE SPEAK /ALL LANGUAGES: www. lESPANOL* [RUSSIAN <» [PORTUGUESE I POLISH « ITALIAN '• iFRENCH l=»L-f=1liMI=l Giobainuto. MINUTES FROM: GARDEN STATE PARKWAY NJ TURNPIKE • RT 78 & RT 287 Will hot qualify. Retailer price, terms and vehicle avail, may vary. Cust."must take retail "delivery from dealer stocli and contract must be"signed"^y7/ol/OMBuyback'optiori Tsraf 48 mo only3 Buyback'purch. amount will exceed contract balance if you make all pymts v no excess wear or mileage Prices inch all rebates & incentives. Special financing in lieu of rebates. Select vehicles incl. $400 coll grad rebate (if qual). ffResioence restrictions apply. Can not oe combined with any other offer. §Musl be current lessee trough MMCA with tease expiring between April 1,2001 and 07/01/01. Special financing in lieu of rebates. Blazer price incl. $500 Blazer to Blazer rebate {if qual). Jeep lease incl. $2000 Jeep loy. rebate. Tahoe price incl. $1000 Tahoe to Tahoe rebate (il qual). Mitsubishi prices incl $500 owner toy. (if qual}. All leases are based on closed-end lease vy/purch optn avail at lease end. Cap cost reduc. plus 1st mo. pymt.. ret sec dep, & acq tee due at lease incep. Chevy leases: (Purch Optn; $8469 Malibu, $12,736 Tahoe, $12,539 Blazer) Total pymts: Blazer: $10,390,, Tahoe: $16,324, Malibu: $8394. Mileage; 12k mi/yr 20c. Mits leases (Purch Optn: $4350 Mirage, $7953 Gatarrt. $13,017 Diamante, $9075 Eclipse, $15,553 Montero, $12,972 Montero Spt). Total pymts: Montero Spt: $17,480, Mirage: $9094, GalanI: $11,551, Montero: $21,052, Diamante: $16,513, Eclipse: $11,551. Mileage: 12k mi/yr 15c thereafter. Conv Van's : Based on 11 mo. w/$4999 down pymt., ® 8.25 apr, Total cost: Astro: $26,527. All advert, vehicles sold cosmeticaliy as is. Ad offers can not be combined. Photos used for layout purposes only. Lessee rospon. for main). & excess wear & tear. Prices subject to change. Not respon. lor typographical errors. 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II Outu F« Racti AFJ.1WS1 *« (Ugi Rl iW. 1«, Mm AIIM Cut »tO VIN t«H »*•« AM1W'_•( C-M1 Vlfl AUTM St Cau *'Cn ViN ( 17,500 33 049 M> 17,900 13,990 Bft ItUIIOIA t4 Jl)Lti • VEU5W79 3t CS7 Mi 1999 FORDEXHORFJt SPORT 4X4 1998 MERCURY MOl NTAINKKK 1999 HONDA A(< OKI) FX 1998 JEEP WRANGLER 4X4 1 1991 FORD CROWN VKiTOKIA 1994 FORD TAURUS LX Vi 4 Or 4 Bpd AulO ft.fX>. 2VWU VB Ernj. 4 Or, SodoFi. 30L 6C^>»Jt3Ct.uu.. IO.SUV, Aulo 6Cjl Eno. 4-Di,*ula «Cyl Eno. 4-Or Ma.rm.lQttn,. &UV, 4 SiyJ Man Tram , e w\ rt. ttt jq_> • mi_ B"«T HI ! rnj PB/3 No Air. Dual An l Alt Uud Ai Bagi pas.w«*-ui. u. 'in. PS'AB&WrdrfJaAAni.Cf SMI, AH d 4 Jaf tftifk/k p Bam, Sot Top, AM/F M St H 1 •"bU" I M !il L»u LMIIKI, Clyw. Fir. Aim U CriiH. luHw. nf FUc*. Crmia, m Fiji* Moon Fll. 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Van or Truck Special Low Rates For Full county Coverage $ until it sells. 15 Lines, 1 wk 2! per Ad CALL FOR DETAILS CALL FOR DETAILS CALL FOR DETAILS Private Party Only Prepayment Required 'Found ads -4 lines -3 days • FREE Private Party Only Prepayment Required Please read your ad carefully after publication We are not responsible for errors after 1st insertion INDEX 0755 Entertainment Services 0930 Decks & Patios 1095 Recycling ANNOUNCEMENTS 0330 Homes 0550 Firewood 4 Fuel 1100 Roofing 0331 Open Houses 0560 Furniture 0762 Home Heallh Services 0935 Drapery & Decorating CLASSIFIED 0002 Death Notices 0565 Farm Machinery 0765 Insurance 0940 Driveways 1105 Rototilling 0003 In Memoriams 0335 Income Property 1 f 15 Sewer A Drain Cleaning 1340 Industrial Property 0570 Snow Removal Equipment 0770 Legal Services 0941 Duet Cleaning HOURS 0004 Cards of Thanks 0773 Limousine 4 Taxi Services 0945 Electrical 1120 Sheetrock A Speckling 0007 Memorials/Plots 1342 Investment Properties 0575 Items Under S100 1135 Snowblower Repair 0580 General Merchandise 0774 Message 0947 Environmental Testing 0010 Auctions i 345 Loans & Mortgages 1140 Snowplowing For your convenience, 0581 Lawn & Garden 0775 Musical Instruction 0949 Errand Service 0105 Adoption < 355 Out-ol-stale Property 0950 1145 Telephones 1360 waniar • Real Estate 0582 Market Basket 0776 Market Research Excavating our Classified Center 0110 Announcements 0777 Miscellaneous 0955 Exterminating 1150 Topsoll. 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