Westfi n Post 3 baseball team looking forward to state tourney. See page C-1.

is $ % WESTFIELD SCOTCH PLAINS FANWOOD Vol. 16. No. 30 Friday, July 27, 2001 50 cents 'Sopranos' stars will help open new Westfield shoe store •yTHOMAS 9COTT will run from 7 to 9 p.m. at Sole located Patsy Parisi on the urcliunuui show. cast members such as Grimnldi and THE RECORD PRESS at 107 Prospect St., just a few doors in Solo owner Anna Mustroinnni admits Vincent Past ore (known as "Big Pussy* from Broad Street. that the actor's visit to West field is not a on the hit showl. Mustroinnni has WESTFIELD — A touch of Italian As an added treat for the public that coincidence. appeared on "The Sopranos" as n stunt soul — or, rather, sole — is coming to evening, the store will play host to a "I am an actress and a stunt woman woman. JERSEY Westfield with a grand opening Aug, 2. Champagne reception to be attended by 'on hintus'," said Mastroiunni, who in At a recent audition, she ran into her Sole Shoes (pronounced 'Solay')— car- Dan Grimaldi, one of the sturs of the stepping asido from her acting career to old friends who are now enjoying celebri- LOF rying fine imported footwear for children smash-hit HBO series, "The Sopranos." launch her now business vonturo in ty status ami they offered to help her — will open its doors to the public with a "The Sopranos," which is set and part- Westfield. with the opening of Sole. NING ribbon cutting ceremony to launch the ly filmed in New Jersey, picked up 22 She worked on Broadway in a num- As buyer for Sole, Mastroianni travels new enterprise. Emmy nominations this year and won 20 ber of theater roles with a few of the to Italy each season to select the latest The reception is open to the public and awards in 2000. Dan Grimaldi portrays actors thut went on to fume as Sopranos (Continued on page A-2) Special Section InsM* Around Dead crows Town Free concert test positive at arts center FANWOOD — In the 19th century people gathered at the local bandstand on summer nights to hear music. for West Nile The FVmwood Cultural Arts Commission has transferred that practice to the 21st century •y THOMAS 900TT "Wo need to get a handle on on the new patio of the Patricia RECOKD-I'IIKSS the mosquito population," said M. Kuran Cultural Arts Center, Procter, "and eliminate exposure located off Martine Avenue near SCOTCH PLAINS—Two dend to mosquitoes." Borough Hall. The patio becomes crows found on July 9 havo test- Vollero recommends that resi- a form of bandstand for a free ed positive for the West Nile dents be nware of their surround- concert 4-7 p.m. Sunday, Aug. 5. ViruH. ings :ind to use an insect repel- Scheduled performers are the The two dead crows, found at lent product with DEET to ward Bantry Boys, Irish folk music; the flame township location, are off mosquitoes and to spray cloth- the Woodland String Quartet, the first ones reported to have ing especially at dawn, in the which includes at least one mem- tested positivo for the West Nile early morning and tit dusk, ber from Fanwood; Al Madison, virus in Union County this sou- an R&B singer from Scotch son, according to Cnrolyn Vollero, Plains; Joe Weil and Deborah chief inspector of the Union We need to get a han- LaVeglia, torch songs. County Mosquito Control dle on the mosquito pop- Refreshments and Italian ices Bureau. will be available for purchase. Vollero reported the teot find- ulation and eliminate For those under 12 soft drinks ings on the two doad crows exposure to mosquitoes' are free. relensed on July 17 by the stnte Seating is limited; bring lawn mosquito control: Vollero contact- -Rick Procter chairs or blankets. In case of rain ed Township Manager Thomas health inspector the concert moves inside the Atkins and in turn the Scotch Kuran Cultural Arts Center. Plains Department of Health. Fbr more information, tune in "We get reports of two or three It is also recommended to Fanwood TV 35 or phone Adele dead birds « week," said Scotch remove all standing sources of Kenny at (908) 889-7223. Plains Health Inspector Kick water available to For mosquito Procter, who confirmed thnt the breeding around the house, SP Democrats crowe were found in the area of including birdbathu, boots, buck- Oakwood Terrace. ets, tires, unused pools, roof gut- have pool party RANDALL MILLER/CORRESPONDENT With the crows testing posi- tern, and other containers. SCOTCH PLAINS — The tive for the virus, township Of the 1,000 birds that tested Scotch Plains Democrats will heullh official*) aro set. to "keap positive for Went Nile Virus in host a barbecue and poo! party at Flying high in Fanwood alert to mosquito breeding" and New JerHey last year, Union the home of Lewis and Ann Jason L»on, S, flkw through tn» air during tha opening of tha skate park In LaQrand* Park In Fanwood work to establish guidelines for County had 134 birds test posi- Beckerman, 3 Highlander Drive, on Saturday. resident mosquito protection, tive for the virus, according to on July 29 from 1 to 5 p.m. according to Procter. (Continued on page A-2) . Invitations are extended to .anyone interested in meeting Pat Romano, Democratic candi- date for the Scotch Plains Township Council. Council may appoint interim parking director Admission is free, just bring yourself and your family. Please meeting of the council on July 31. "Appointment of a part-time director Gardiner will work with Gildea and will allow us to look for a full-time director town engineer Ken Marsh and combine RSVP Ken Lipstein, (908) 232- THE RKCOR0-PHES3 At a meeting of the Transportation, 7880. Parking and Traffic Committee on while we use someone in-house," said their resources and expertise to address WESTFIELD — With the moat recent Tuesday night, James H. Gitdea, as acting Gildea. traffic und parking issues while a job search is conducted for u full-time director. ' Chorus performs search for a full-time parking director a town administrator and liaison to the com- Gardiner, a retired traffic engineer for bust, town officials are ready to recom- mittee, recommended the appointment of Union County and town resident, is He will focus on areas of his traffic exper- •in park on Aug. 2 mend the appointment of Walt Gardiner Gardiner to an interim position as parking presently a volunteer member of the tise an well as on issues such as traffic {Continued on page A-2) " " WESTFIELp — The Rahway as an interim parking director at the next director. mayor's advisory committee, Valley Jerseyaires Chorus, local chapter of The Society for the Preservation and Encouragement of Barber Shop Foes will keep close Quartet Singing in America, Inc., tbe world's largest singing orga- nization for men, will perform a concert at the gazebo in eye on Bowcraft plan Mindowaskin Park, East Broad Street (next to the Westfield Neighbors remain concerned that municipal building) on Aug. 2 at THE RJ5COKD-PRESS Bowcraft owners will build first 8 p.m. In the event of rain the and get permission to build later. ^performance will be held indoors SCOTCH PLAINS—With the In the interim, SPACE plans to "in the community room on Broad first part of the Bowcraft applica- bring an appeal against the zoning Street. tion for expansion decided by the board decision before the Mayor The chorus will be directed by zoning board in favor of the appli- Martin Marks and the township Jan-Ake Westin, new director of cant, residents opposed to the pro- council at the appropriate time, the Jerseyaires Chorus, with ject remain vigilant and hopeful according to Johnsen. William Laurie, Doug Brown, that the second round review of the "Once the decision is a matter of John Huetz and Jack Robinson site plan will prove a tougher teat. record we will appeal to the town- assisting with the performance. "In the first stage of its variance ship council to take action," said The chorus rehearses every hearings.,.Bowcraft did not Johnsen. Monday at 7:30 p.m. in the achieve its initial request for a Roosevelt School, 811 St. Johnsen brought attention to a waiver of a site plan—and eventu- zoning loophole concerning an Georges and Lake Avenues in ally slopped asking for it," said Rahway. Men of all ages are wel- antiquated ordinance entitled Henry L, Johnsen, president of "Accessory Dwellings for come. Scotch Plains Association Concerning Environment (SPACE) Household and Domestic in a July 21 release. "Thankfully Employees" which was being used the zoning board of adjustment by proj)erty owners to build addi- Inside sees the need for a detailed site tional dwellings on oversized lots plan in order to make a sound deci- without going through the process Commentary A-4 sion." of a subdivision review. The council Bowcraft received a use vari- closed that loophole with a repeal Community Life B-1 ance last month to build a water of the ordinance. pork at its Route 22 establish- Whether SPACE members are Sports C-1 ment. Now Bowcraft must return successful with an appeal to the to the zoning board for Bite plan council, they will continue to Prime Time ...B-3 approval, No date has been set for review and monitor the progress of NICOLE DIMELLA/RECORD-PRESS the site plan review. the Bowcraft application. Obituaries B-2 Johnsen emphasized the need "We want them to stay con- Thou shall swing, batter for neighborhood vigilance to make tained, and not expand more than Real Estate C-5 sure that construction of the pre- the land can support," said Colleen McGufre Is playing second base for the First Baptist Church of Weatfleld In a charity Softball liminary facilities to support a pro- Johnson, "and that they not be game Saturday against the First Baptist Church of South Plalnfield. South Plalnfield won, 17*10, con- Police Log A-8 posed water park is not undertak- allowed to expand in a non-con- firming The Lord works in mysterious ways. en before the board's final decision. forming manner." July 27,2001 A-2 Record-Press New music Dead crows test positive director is (Continued from page A-l) areas and enjoys a migratory zone from Vollero. The highest positive bird counts were coastai New England to Florida. named at in Middlesex and Bergen counties with 263 The American crow is a bit larger with and 202. ebony black feathers. It ranges across Canada, In South Plainfield one dead crow recently the U.S. and Baja, California, and is found in town church tested positive for the virus, with three test woodlands, farmlands, river valleys and shore- WESTFIELD — William F. cases pending. lines. Clisham Jr. of Hampton, Va.,a Of the 3,038 birds submitted for testing Vollero also advised the first confirmed case professional church musician for last year, the state accepted 2,250 birds and of West Nile Virus in a human this year was more than three decades, will found 788 unacceptable. The state mosquito reported by the Florida Deparrtment of Health become Director of Music at The control decides if a dead bird qualifies for test- on Tuesday. A man in Madison County, Florida ing based on such factors as whether it is too with a case of acute encephalitis was given Presbyterian Church in Westfiejd crushed or too exposed to the weather, accord- antibiotics and reacted positive to the virus. on Aug. 20. ing to Vollero. Four dead birds had already tested positive in In his capacity as Director of Madison County and in neighboring Jefferson Music/Organist at the First Vollero reported that two different types of Presbyterian Church of Hamptdn crows, the Fish crow and the American crow, County 5 birds and 1 horse tested positive to the virus. since 1991, Clisham has headed/a were found to have the virus in the township. program involving four choirs, The fish crow is slightly smaller than the For further information contact the Bureau four handbell ensembles and la American crow and tends to live in tidewater of Mosquito Control at (908) 654-9835. concert series. In Westfield, he will oversee a music prograjn consisting of chancel, handbell and children's choirs. ; Clisham, 54, has been a pro- Interim parking director fessional church musician j- either part-time or full-time — (Continued from page A-l) town labor attorney Frederick T. last from three to six months since 1965. Although most of his calming and the placement of Danser III to determine the depending on the hiring process, service has been with traffic lights on critical thor- exact capacity Gardiner will be said Councilman and Presbyterian congregations, he oughfares, such as Mountain employed for purposes of insur- Committee Chairman Neil also has served at Methodist, Avenue and Chestnut Street. ance. Sullivan. Ellis Island reborn Lutheran and Episcopal church- It is anticipated his term will With a recommendation of Gildea will be working with The experience of immigrants arriving at EIHB Island was recreat- es. the appointment to council next ed June 6 at the Terrlll Middle School. Under the direction of their He is a Certified Church week, final action by the council teachers, the seventh grade held an Ellis Island Arrival Day. The Musician in the Presbyterian can be taken as required by the gymnasium was transformed Into the Great Hall of Ellis Island and Association of Musicians and has town code at the Aug. 7 meeting students arrived with their "families," dressed as an immigrant served as the association's of the council, according to Resource Representative in the ROOFING Sullivan. When the full-time from their homeland would have at the turn of the century and car- rying a suitcase filled with mementos. They came to gain admit- Presbytery of Eastern Virginia. post is filled, Gardiner will tance to the United States. At Ellis Island, they were met by doc- He also has served on the execu- Cape Cod $2,500 revert to hie former volunteer tive boards of the Tidewater status. tors, who looked for diseases, and literacy and immigration offi- Bi-Level $2,700 Any cials, who ascertained whether the Immigrants would make good chapter of the American Guild of The full-time position with a Americans. The Immigrants changed their currency, bought tick- Organists and the Baltimore, Split Level $2,900 Roofing Job salary range of $65,000-$85,000 ets to final destinations and worked In a sweatshop. Vincent Md., chapter of the Choristers and benefits will report to the DIPIetro, a U.S. Park Ranger assigned to Ellis Island, spoke to the Guild. He currently is involved in Price includes: removal of two layers of old shingles, dumpsters, complete clean town administrator and will up, 25 yr. shingles and all paper and permits. students, along with a panel of students, parents and grandpar- the Liturgical Theology Seminar, help manage the 2,500 parking ents who shared their immigration experiences. The day was part a three-year study group, spon- spaces and help with the pro- of a multl-dlsclpHne unit on Immigration spanning English, Social sored by the Presbyterian jected design construction and Studies, Math and Science. Above, Stacl Goldberg and Lydla Church (USA)'s office of Theology operation of a parking facility Sams stand in front of the Statue of Liberty on Arrival Day. and Worship in Louisville, Ky. under consideration by town Before joining church music min- officials. istry full-time, he taught vocal music in the Baltimore County public schools for 17 years, 15 of UNICO marks them at Perry Hall High School, where he directed five choirs, 25th anniversary taught two levels of Music SPORTS MEDICINE Theory and was chairman of the WESTFIELD — The Weatfield Music Department for eight Chapter of UNICO has celebrated years. Presented by William Bell, R.PT. its 25th anniversary. More than $300,000 has been A native of Baltimore, PAIN IN THE BACKSIDE Clisham earned his Bachelor of Piriformis syndrome is a condition in prone to piriformis syndrome. donated for scholarships and chari- ties over the years. Funds raised Music Degree and Master of which the piriformis muscle in the buttock Trainers for professional sports have long Music in Church Music Degree irritates the sciatic nerve, the long nerve recognized the advantages of analyzing the this year went for scholarships, that originates in the spine and runs down biomechanics of certain movements to mental health, Cooley's anemia from Westminster Choir College the leg. The result is pain in the buttocks, strengthen their athletes, help them and the Jimmy V Fund. Anyone of in Princeton, New Jersey. He lower back, and down the back of the achieve maximum jSerformance, and pre- Italian heritage or a spouse of same studied organ with Eugene Roan, thigh. The culprit, the piriformis muscle, is vent injury. Weekend warriors and casual is welcome to become a member. Dene Bernard and Robert a small muscle located iieepin the buttocks sportsmen may also reap the same benefits. For more information, e-mail Carwithen. He studied conduct- that helps rotate the hip. This muscle runs For referral requirements and appointment [email protected] or phone ing with George Lynn, Joseph horizontally beneath the glutcal muscles information, please phone BELL Anthony Scutti at (908) 654-6036 Flummerfelt, Frauke of the buttock, stretching from the REHABILITATION & SPORTS MEDI- or Charles Grillo at (908) 654-3717. Hasscmann and Allen Crowell. k state-of-the-art facility staffed 24 hours a day by dedicated lower spine to the femur (thighbone). The CINE at (908) 272-5955. We are conve- physicians and professional nurses sciatic nerve runs vertically and usually niently located at 777 Walnut Ave., 4 passes beneath the piriformis muscle. In Cranford. Most private insurances are Sopranos' stars to help open Serving central New Jersey fur ne.irly 90 Nursing Care Center - about 15% of people, the sciatic nerve accepted, Auto Insurance Claims arc our years, our w;irm, friendly suit provides Now Offering Respite Care goes directly through the muscle, which specialty, and we will submit your bills for the highest quality pmlcssutrul cue makes these individuals particularly compensation. No faults & Medicare. new Westfield shoe store ('i>mp.iii:il, speedi & short-term, poM-.u'utc, hospice ami P.S. Treatment (or piriformis syndrome Ivjjins with stretching exercises, as well as deep massage, (Continued from page A-1) loafers from celebrated design- activities then pie* Al/heiHUT'S typt* p.UH/nts hip-motion exercises, and perhaps uttnisnind. and finest in children's shoes ers such as Cherie, Mirella, and On-sitcdental Pi personal cue 40 Watchung Way, Berkeley Heights, ID O79Z2 from calf skin boots to ostrich Iacovelli. 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Swann-Daniels was unani- Teacher of Technology in the William Foley said, "Carol has The i-oiumittee assisting mously approved as Supervisor Plainfield Public Schools. Both done extensive training in tech- Foli\v in tho selection of the of Instructional Technology by districts have more than 6,000 nology for teachers in South Supervisor of Instructional the Westfield Board of students in K-12. Westfield's Ornnge-Maplewood. I am sure Technology iiuludod Assistant Education at a special meeting 2000-01 enrollment exceeded her success there will transfer SupirintomliMit of Curriculum held July 19. 5,300 and is anticipated to into Westfield. She is particu- and Instruction Janie She fills a similar role held increase in the next few years. larly helpful to teachers who Edmonds, Assistant by Darlene Nowak who recently Swann-Daniels also served find it difficult to deal with SuporinU'iuUMit of Human retired. 22 districts throughout the technology." Kosources Margaret Dolan, Having served as the state as a Senior Technology In describing her interest in Principal of Wilson School Educational Technology Specialist for the New Jersey serving the students of Andrew Perry, Principal of Coordinator for the South Statewide Systems Initiative Westfield, Swann-Daniels said, Tamaques School Michael Orange-Maplewood School through Rutgers University. "My desire for Westfield is to Cullt'u, Supervisor of District since 1997, Swann- Swsinn-Daniels recently ini- infuse the instructional culture Mathematics K-8 Regina Daniels has been an educator tiated a Technology Integration with the exhilaration of discov- Kiczuk, Special Services for more than 30 years. The last Course model in which teachers ery. My goal is to create a cli- Department Chair Anita 12 years of her career have transfer the skills they acquire mate of exploration, excitement O'Neal, and parents/members focused on educational technol- in technology classes to student and mastery that is ongoing of the District Technology GEORGE PACCIELLO/RECORD-PRESS ogy- instruction. and ever changing." Committee David Liaooey, Carol Prior to her position in South In commenting on her A 1969 graduate of Colby Wenk and Peter Tortorello. All that jazz in Westfield Orange-Maplewood, she served appointment, Westfield College, Swann-Daniels Carol Swann-Daniels' Dave Leonhartd leads his )azz trio during a sidewalk concert In received her Masters of Arts appointment will be effective on ' downtown westflald Tuesday night. Westfield woman is charged degree in 1978 from Fairleigh or about October 12, 2001. Finishing touches are with prostitution on Route 22 Fax us your news! prostitution and Tina Huitt, 29, RECORD-PRESS North Brunswick was charged (908) 575-6683 being put on design for with possession of marijuana, NORTH PLAINFIELD — A Forrest said. Westfield woman was one of According to Forrest, detec- high school expansion three women arrested on prosti- tives entered Maxim Therapy tution and drug charges follow- about 8 p.m. last Wednesday and fey 1H0MAS SCOTT The interest rate on the bonds ing a prostitution investigation, paid Salazar $50. Salazar Somerset County Prosecutor allegedly took the undercover THE RECORDPRESS will also be set as of Aug. 2. There What's up Downtown? will be a report on the results of the Wayne Forrest said. detective to a room where he WESTFIELD — With the con- sale at the next meeting of the Police charged Irsi Salazar, was met and propositioned by ~ restaurants struction of the new 55,000-square- board, of education set for Aug. 21. 31, Village Green, Budd Lake, Kochis. Huitt, who was present foot addition to the high school set The state is slated to provide with promoting prostitution dur- at the establishment, was & to start in January 2002, school another $6.6 million to complete ing an undercover police investi- arrested after police found $420 menus! administrators, teachers and funding for the project. gation to alleged prostitution at in cash and marijuana in her design consultants are putting the Also getting underway at the Maxim Therapy, located at 944 belongings. last touches on the design and high school this week are a window Route 22 East. The women were processed http://westfieldnj.atnclick.com development phase of the newproject and floor tile replacement Suzanne Kochis, 23, for the charges and released on wing, according to school officials, project, according to Berman. Westfield, was charged with their own recognizance. Celebrating 5 years on the tuebt " Input from faculty, science teachers, the guidance office, as well as Dr. Robert Petix and Superintendent William Foley, has been helpful in deciding on the ?>. specifics of classroom design and placement of such amenities as

/.'."///'.'.'•' desks and computer hookups, d/: among a myriad of other design considerations, according to busi- ness administrator Robert Berman. 20" Box Fan The design review is being Beat the heat with this worked out on a room by room basis, with only one or two rooms A ..i-~*-~— breezy, portable fan. " left to finish, added Berman . Fully assembled. Made The next phase of the process in USA. M2456M1 * will be the preparation of architec- tural bidding documents for electri- cal and plumbing contracts, accord- ing to Berman. Bidding submis- 26-Oal. sions should start in September. The school bonds in the amount Rough Tote of $14.9 million to fund construc- WoSafe tion are set to go out to bid on Aug. Stackable 2, said Berman. plastic storage container with YMC A will map-on hinged take part in lid. W 632 667 F6 first KidsDay DOLLAR DAYN S SflU SCOTCH PLAINS — The •1 5-QLHMvy- "1 2"x1O-V«s. •2 11-01. AH 2/*3 2 KSS-Vda. Oirty Martlo Buck* DuctTapa PWP»M SIMOOM Carton Tap* Clear or Works upright, mo 772 w Fanwood-Scotch Plains YMCA is P201 9B9B24 P216 523B24 Spray Gi3i6«Fi2 tan P430 496. 206003 BIZ among the many organizations AM/FM Compact participating in the first National KidsDay on Sunday, 1 Portable Radio *1 32-OL Adiuitabl* *1 4-Oi.HottaatioMOII *2 4 ,40W Flyoraaoant 2/*3 r rat* no*** , *4 Staata-Uaa Camara With flash "Aug. 5. Spray* W467 555F12 C 363 945 F36 Ump E 797 172 f6 Smooth or semi-smooth and 27 exposures, M oa 2es B24 National KidsDay has been nap. K534223.231B12 designated for adults to celebrate Has AC/DC and honor children. The obser- power, earphone . vance is a joint project of the jack and dynamic YMCA of the USA, Boys and OF Illl MONIM Of- jut IUION r M Of TMI MONTH Girls Clubs of America, 4-H and 3"speaker •JCidsPeace. 282 460 . . Locally the YMCA at 1340 73-Qt Storage •Martine Ave. is holding an open Contain* Get Gal. Noun Insect Control Bur. Sfor family swim 2-4:45 p.m. organized1 Ready-to-use insect • "Our organizations work every Blueberry color control w/sprayer. AM/FM Clock Radio CX •I day to positively impact the lives W150 529F6 L 171 603 B6 Wake to music or buzzer. P-' J of young people in Fan wood, Exp. 8/31/01 ^ Exp. 8/31/01 Snooze/repeal alarm. M177170B6 •; Scotch Plains and Clark," said >' Karin Dreixler, executive director 1 of the local YMCA. ' "National KidsDay gives us !; another opportunity to let chil- •^ dren know that they are special SEE US FOR ALL YOUR ) and loved, whether they are our •; own children, grandchildren or : any child in need of mentoring," •' she said. An activity guide for National CANNING SUPPLIES ' KidsDay is available at the local YMCA. For more information, KM.Vasil J i,.,.it,Mi visit www.kidsday.net or phone MASON JARS • LIDS • PECTIN & : {908)889-8880. CANNING WAX • FOOD MILLS Beaded jewelry NI-W7 library program JELLY JARS • STOCK POTS *• FANWOOD — All kids 9 and BLANCHERS • PRESSURE Jell -older are invited to make beaded jewelry at the Fanwood Memorial - Library. COOKER/CANNERS '• Beaded rings are featured 3 ' p.m. Tuesday, July 31. Beaded . bracelets and necklaces are fea- tured 3 p.m. Thursday, Aug. 2. Guenevere Zucker, a Fanwood craft enthusiast who attends Westfield Lumber & Home Center Terrill Middle School, leads each workshop. WE FILL ; Seating is limited. 700 North Ave. E., Westfield, NJ 07090 Registration is required nt the ' North Avenue library with Fanwood residents getting priori- ty. (908) 232-8855 • Fax (908) 232-0047 PROPANE For more information, phone (908) 322-4377. A-4 Record-Press Commentary

Jersey Boy Keep the tolls on the Parkway There are several important issues in this year's race for Mike Deak governor. The state may be facing a billion dollar deficit, property taxes continue to rise unabated, concern is mount- ing about the quality of public education and the insidious creep of development is threatening to turn New Jersey A lazy from the Garden State to the Parking Lot State. Yet there is one issue that is garnering more attention than it should — whether to keep the tolls on the Garden summer State Parkway. For conservative Republican Bret Schundler, eliminat- ing the tolls on the Parkway has become one of his loudest battle cries. It is one of those populist issues that politi- column cians love to talk about as proof they are sympathetic to the Summer, as any parent knowg, concerns of the little guy; that's one of the reasons why is a time for short attention spans. Acting Governor Donald DiFrancesco proposed eliminating When the air gets lazy, so does the Parkway tolls on Labor Day back when he was still a can- mind and it's difficult to sustain a didate. Yet, proposing to eliminate the tolls is nothing more thought for longer than a few sec- than the dismal sort of campaign pandering that draws onds. So here's a collection of short attention away from the more important issues that have thoughts: been festering for many years in Trenton but have been 1. Paying more for full-ser- vice gas out of state. hidden under the camouflage of prosperity. Because we're near the refiner- Simply, the tolls on the Parkway should not be eliminat- ies, New Jersey residents enjoy ed. With a projected deficit in the state budget and the some of the cheapest gasoline state already mired in debt from the Whitman administra- prices in the nation. But when we tion, it would be fiscally irresponsible to suggest the tolls leave the state, we have to pay should be eliminated. more money for gas and we have to To make up the revenue shortfall from the elimination of pump our own. Something isn't the tolls, some have suggested an added gasoline tax. But right. that affects all of the motorists in the state; why should a I can understand paying more farmer in Sussex County have to pay more taxes so com- for gas in states further from the refineries, but I can't comprehend muters in Bergen and Essex counties don't have to pay why we New Jerseyeans have to tolls? Who is going to pay for the Parkway's share of the E- pay so much for full service in Z Pass operation? Who is going to fund the necessary capi- other states. Is the cost of living tal improvements on the Parkway, including a new bridge more expensive in Pennsylvania? over the Raritan River? Letters to the editor Pumping your own gas in other Yes, there are too many toll booths on the Parkway and states should be cheaper than buy- they cause too many traffic slowdowns. But that is not ing gas in New Jersey, where self- enough reason to eliminate the toll booths altogether. It service is not allowed. We in New may be a sensible idea to explore the possibility of cutting Jersey are proud of our pump boys down on the number of toll booths, yet perhaps even who man our service stations; increasing the toll to 50 cents. That's an idea, we must Group has an 'unfortunate' stand alone with Oregon, New Jersey admit, that will probably never see the light of day but still To The Record-Press: ing the issue in a diligent manner. keeps alive an unique American I wonder how many county, state and federal breed. By prohibiting self-service should be considered. Pamela Barsam-Brown, New Jersey Coalition gas stations, New Jersey main- Focusing on the Parkway tolls is a clever political trick to Against Aircraft Noise (NJCAAN) executive direc- officials know about a report by the New Jersey tor, announced (article, July 20) that county, state Citizens for Environmental Research, an affiliate of tains a supply of jobs for teenagers distract the voters from the more challenging issues in this and federal officials overwhelmingly support the NJCAAN. This report says almost 900,000 people who are interested in cars. They year's election. Those are the issues that defy easy solu- NJCAAN ocean routing plan. would suffer increased aircraft noise from ocean learn how to diagnose an engine's tionB or catchy campaign slogans. The New Jersey voter is routine. problems just from the murmur of MB. Bnrsnm-Brown ulso said more than half the a carburetor and they give laconic smart enough to demand the candidates concentrate on mayors in District 22 responded positively in sup- This is because Newark Airport is not next to the those issues. but friendly directions to lost port of ocean routing. ocean. Aircraft must fly over people to get to the damsels. They brave the elements She then attacked Scotch Plains Mayor Martin ocean. 365 days a year to fill our tanks Marks, saying he is "antagonistic to pursuing the This was confirmed when NJCAAN leased a DC- while we sit comfortably inside our issue in a diligent manner." 9 airliner to test-fly the ocean route in 1994. comfortably heated or air-condi- I wonder why Ms. Barsam-Brown singled out Why is NJCAAN willing to write off almost tioned vehicles. It's a reminder of The Record-Press is here for you Mayor Marks when almost half the mayors in 900,000 people in its quest for ocean routing? the work ethic which once made District 22 did not respond positively in support of It is unfortunate that NJCAAN has taken an this country so great. ocean routing. "ocean routing or nothing" stand and Ms. Barsam- The following information should help you get your I hnve worked with Mayor Marks on the aircraft Brown a policy of badgering elected officials into We do not appreciate the fine ideas and community news into The Record-Press: nbise issue as the Scotch Plains representative to submission. work done by our pump boys until Call Executive Editor Michael Deak at (908) 575-6685 the Union County Air Traffic Noise Advisory Board, Perhaps that is why NJCAAN's membership and we venture across the state lines. with story suggestions, questions or comments. as the chairman of the Scotch Plains Aircraft Noise support gets smaller every year. 2. I'm getting tired of talk. For sports, call Dan Murphy at (908) 575-6698. Committee and as a member of the Newark E. DENNIS HAR0IE When I was growing up, I lis- Our address: The Record-Press, P.O. Box 699, International Airport Aviation Advisory Chairman, Scotch Plains tened to the radio to hear music Somerville, NJ 08876. Committee. Be assured that Mayor Marks is pursu- Aircraft Noise Committee and school closings. And now, Our fax number is (908) 575-6683. because of my business, I listen to an all-news station when I get up Our e-mail address is [email protected]. in the morning because I need to Correction policy know what has happened in the world while I was asleep. The Record-Press will correct errors of fact, context or Mayor has a 'dissenting position' But once I get in my car for the presentation and clarify any news content that confuses To The Record-Press: ocean routing and, in part, explains why it has been drive to work, I want to hear or misleads readers. Please report errors to Editor Addressing your excellent review of the wide- endorsed during the recent Environmental Impact music. And that's hard to find. Gregory Zeller at (908) 575-6686. spread support for ocean routing during the recent Study comment period by every elected official rep- Music can set the mood for my Federal Aviation Administration comment period resenting the township. These include Senators day. If I hear a song I like, chances on a route redesign for this region, the one missing Torricelli nnd Corzine, Representative Ferguson, are I'm going to be in a good mood The deadline for submitting articles and press releases elected official from the list is the Mayor of Scotch Acting Governor DiFrancesco, Assemblymen for at least the first half hour of the to The Record-Press is 5 p.m. Friday. The letters deadline Plains. Bagger and Kean, and the Union County Board of day. So I'm constantly pressing the iB noon Monday. Mayor Marks' refusal to strongly support ocean Chosen Freeholders. six programmed station buttons on routing appears to dismiss the findings of the New Unlike Mayor Jung of Fanwood who has consis- my car radio to escape the inane Letter policy .Jersey Institute of Technology which released their tently supported live testing of ocean routing, talk and find a song I like. My frus- independent study of aircraft noise in 1999 and Mayor Marks has taken a notable und extreme dis- tration grows as I hear the aimless Letters should be no longer than 200 words and may be recommended that ocean routing be tested. senting position. Sadly for Scotch Plains, it is one banter and that only sours my edited for content, brevity, good taste and libel. Letters Perhaps, Mayor Marks is unaware of these find- that fails to serve the best interests of our citizens mood for work. should be typewritten and include the writer's daytime ings. Live testing will not be achieved unless it affected by airport noise. Television, a medium created telephone number for verification. receives the full support of each and every one of FREDERICK OBROCK for visual images, has turned Send letters to the above addresses or fax number. our elected officials. Scotch Plains/Fanwood Citizens increasingly toward talk in recent This study commissioned by Governor Whitman Against Aircraft Noise years. That's because talk is, liter- created a rush of political support for live testing of President ally, cheap. The CNBC, CNN, MSNBC and Fox News shows that every night dissect the latest tra- vails of Gary Condit are inexpen- sive to produce. There is so much Don't get rid of Mt. Laurel decision talk, yet not much is really being WESTFIELLXSCOTCH PLAINS FANWOOD said. To The Record-Press: and bring back forgotten commercial districts, But Plus, I'm getting tired of all the A Pann Jersey Advance, Inc. Newspaper We are deeply concerned that gubernatorial can- urban revitalization should not be at the exclusion foolish speculation about Chandra didate Bret Schundler is campaigning on plans to of developing housing in suburbs that meets the Levy and Gary Condit. There are NJN Publishing © 2001 overturn the state's Mount Laurel decisions - those full range of workers, including child care workers, more important things in the landmark State Supreme Court rulings that said home health aides, and retail clerks — all of whom that municipalities could not use their zoning to world than the mysterious disap- Peter E. Leddy we rely on for essential services. pearance of a young Washington exclude lower-income residents. That's why the Mt. Laurel ruling is so important intern who was involved with President & Publisher Since the 1983 Mount Laurel II decision, only — it recognizes that affordable housing is equally California congressman. Yes, it's a Rosemarie Maio 26,000 units have been built in New Jersey for low- vital in suburban arens, and provides protection good story and it should be report- Vice President - Advertising and moderate-income people, out of 600,000 houses against those who would exclude low-income resi- ed — Dan Rather should check his built overall. Meanwhile, more than 900,000, or dents from having choices about where to live. frequency — but it should also be Michael Deak Gregory Zeller one-third of all New Jersey families, fnct> excessive Revise Mt. Laurel to make it work better, but placed in its proper perspective. Executive Editor Editor housing cost burdens or live in homes that are over- don't do away with its principles of justice and How many of you have been fol- Eileen Bickel crowded or substandard opportunity for all. lowing the political travails in the Allan Conover Schundlor's nppronch, to focus instead on revi- DIANE STERNER Advertising Director fourth most populous country in Sports Editor talizing urban arens, is an importnnt one that Executive Director the world? John Tsimboukis Jane Yoder should be supported — certainly, urban areas need Housing and Community revitalization to improve the aging housing stock 3. Whatever happened to Production Miinngcr Circulation Director Development Network of N.J. intelligent movies? This year's celluloid products from Hollywood hnve been dismal, from the laughable "A. I," to the B- movie histrionics of "Jurassic Park County should be in heritage area III." 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Laura Marvelli, Patrick Brian Dickey, Matthew Ferrara, Fourth Marking Period McGuiness, Brennan Shemane Fritz, Brian Glassett, Named to the distinguished McTiernan, Magda Viktoriya Gorbach, Adriana honor roll with A's in all sub- Mierzejewska, Patrick Mineo, Guide, Shannon Hauser, jects: Adam Moczernik, Stephanie Oh, Matthew Hirschhorn, Elizabeth Grade 8 — Matthew Jonathan Parisi, Heather Pasko, Jacobs, Kristen Kersey, Melissa Capodicasa, Daniel Deegan, Tiffany Pasko, Rudyard Koerner, Katelyn Kosenick, Johanna Ghabour, William Plesmid, Jeffrey Pober, Portia Jessica McGarry, Rebecca "Jack" Rollins, Jessica Roth, Price, David Regal, David Regg, McGuire, Ian McNally, Anthony Saraceno, Ryan Anthony Ricci, Heather Katherine Paseka, Ronald Petty, Thompson, Heather Vitollo and Rodriguez, Alana Rosato, Marleny Romano, Dana Sacks, Yijiao Xu. Andrea Rosko, Leonel Natalie Sanchez, Kara Sang, Grade 7 — Courtney Burke, Rozenblat, Melissa Rupnarain, Melissa Sette, Colin Smith, Cleo Chou, Deirdre Clark, Alexander Russo, Sean Scott, Alysis Vasquez and Joshua Briana Falco, Meaghan Kelly James Sensor, Ryan Sharkey, Zinman. and Hallie Mintz. 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For Information call: 908-789-9444 or vi*it wwtfieklnj ataclick.com Record-Press July 27, 2001 Burglar throws purse and flees when caught in the act Westfield suspect was a white male, 25-30 assaulted on July 19 by Cindy Street, according to police Municipal Court. years of age, who grabbed four Capodice, 45, of Cranford at reports. *** Salon-Salon on East South A St. Paul Street resident | Police log cartons of cigarettes, said police. *** A Heritage Lane resident reported a burglary and theft of *** Avenue , according to police reported on July 19 finding the the residence, according to police reports. David E. Fowler, 43, of Hamlet assaulted, according to police Timothy J. Greenlaw, 19, of Place, in Scotch Plains, was residence entered through a rear reports. The resident confronted Tamaques Way, was charged on ••* charged on July 23 with shoplift- door by removing a window pane the suspect in the house holding reports. July 18 on warrants issued by A Harrison Avenue resident ing in the fourth degree for the and the bedroom ransacked, a purse and demanded, "What *** the Municipal Court of filed a report on July 19 of the theft of merchandise valued at according to police reports, are you doing?", according to Lt. An Alden Avenue resident Manchester, according to police theft of various items from the $201 at Stop & Shop on Elm The home owner apparently John Parizeau of the Westfield reported on July 15 the theft of reports. residence valued at $1,000, Street, according to police returned home about 4 p.m. and Police Department. The suspect her wallet and subsequent unau- according to police reports. thorized use of her ATM Bank Greenlaw posted bait of $408 reports. found the burglary in progress threw the purse at the witness and was released, said police. *** Fowler was released with a and a bag of jewelry spilled onto and fled the house. A wallet was card, according to police reports. summons, said police. *** *** Brian Reif, 19, of Summit the stairs. A bystander reported discovered missing from the Court and Jonathan Cravello, 19, +** Antonio Constantino, 73, of A Marlboro Street resident seeing two teenagers running purse, said police. of Shackamaxon Drive were Sebastio Sedlmayer, 36, of from the area, said police. James Avenue, in Clark, was reported July 18 a burglary and Edgewood Avenue, was charged The suspect is a white male, theft of the residence by an charged on July 20 with posses- *** about 25 years of age, and charged on July 16 on a warrant sion of a controlled dangerous on July 23 with driving while issued out of the Municipal Court unknown person, according to intoxicated, according to police John Scaperrotta, 51, of approximately 6'1 in height and police reports. substance (believed to be mari- Columbus Avenue, Westfield, was 180 pounds, with black hair, a of Westfield, according to police juana) and possession of drug reports. Sedlmayer was reports. Cash in the amount of $400 charged July 19 with possession • long sleeved black and gray shirt, was reported missing, said police. paraphernalia, according to processed and released, said of a controlled dangerous sub- , black jeans and wearing a cell Constantino posted bail in the police reports. police. amount of $89 and was released, *** stance (believed to be marijuana ; phone, according to Parizeau. Reif and Cravello were under 50 grams), according to *•• said police. A Lenox Avenue resident released on their own recog- reported July 19 the theft of $300 Scotch Plains police reports. Mark Tomaszewsky, 46, was *** nizance and issued summons, Scaperrotta was stopped pur- charged July 14 with drunken Drug Fair reported a incidence from a cash box in a professional said police. James E. Gorman, 32, of office, according to police. suant to a report to police by a ; driving, according to police of shoplifting on July 16, accord- *** Charles Terrace, Piscataway was passing motorist that reports. ing to police reports. The suspect **% charged on July 17 with provid- was a white female, age 25, 5'9" Joseph Esposito, 33, of Scaperrotta was seen smoking a Tomaszewsky was processed, A Raymond Street resident Randolph claimed on July 20 ing false information to an officer substance that appeared to be , administered a Breathalyzer in height and weighing approxi- reported on July 19 that someone and possession of a controlled mately 200 pounds, said police. that he was assaulted by Terry marijuana at around 9:15pm, test, and released to a responsi- entered the house and stole a Williams of Morristown after a dangerous substance (believed to said police. ble party said police. *** wallet, according to police be marijuana under 50 grams) CVS Pharmacy reported on verbal argument, according to Scaperrotta was issued a sum- *•* reports. police reports. pursuant to a motor vehicle stop mons and released, said police. A Sterling Road resident July 17 a incidence of shoplifting, *** for speeding on Route 22 at *** according to police reports. The Esposito was advised of the reported on July 15 being A Tuttle Parkway resident complaint process, said police. approximately 11 p.m., according An area resident reported on reported on July 19 that someone **• to police reports. July 21 that playground equip- entered the hous.e and removed Daniel S. Barbosa, 20, of Elm Gorman was released on ment at the Coles School was her purse and cell phone, accord- Street was charged on a warrant $1,000 bail set by Judge Brian damaged over the past week, ing to police reports. out of the Municipal Court of Levine of the Scotch Plains according to police reports. What's up Downtown? *** Union, according to police A Seneca Place resident reports. reported on July 19 the theft of Barbosa posted bail in the ~ downtown two cases of wine, according to amount of $250 and was police reports. released, said police. Historical Society will streetscape plans! The two cases of wine were a •** variety of red Italian wines esti- mated in value at $1,000, said A Dudley Avenue resident police. reported on July 21 that someone hear medical book talk | http://westfieldnj.aiaclick.com •** took his wife's pocketbook from Kathryn Flares, 43, of their shopping cart while shop- WESTFIELD — The history of the medical book is the pro- Celebrating 5 years on the web! ping at Shop & Stop on Elm gram subject for the "First Wednesday Luncheon" of the Cranford claimed she was Westfield Historical Society. The luncheon at noon Aug. 1 at B.G. Fields, 560 Springfield JiierSMe^iSKSa^MSW^ ; wfl^ Ave., covers books as old as the Talmud and titles as most recent as the 19th century. Speaker Nat Bodian researched the subject for an encyclopedia article nnd section of one of his own books. Portions of the Talmud stressed hygiene as a vehicle for pre- venting illnesses, the importance of diet und remedies for ill- \ k 4 nesses. Galen of Pergamum lived in Rome in the 2nd century and has been credited with writing some 500 medical treatises, many of which still exist. In 1530 a book about venereal disease was written entirely in verse and is the oddest publication in the history of Renaissance medicine. A word coined for the title of that book became the name of that disease. William Harvey described in 1628 how he discovered the way blood circulates in the body, "Gray's Anatomy" takes its name from Henry Gray, a London physician who grew up in Buckingham Palace and had a father working for King George IV. Bodian wrote an article on the history of medical publishing for the "Encyclopedia of the Book Arts. He included entries from medical books in "The Joy of Publishing," a 1996 compilation of oddities from the publishing world. For reservations, space permitting, phone (908) 233-2030 by tls^^^^aBfitafBaBBBBBBBBBBBBBBalaBBBBBBBBBl noon Monday. Those who regularly attend Historical Society meetings will be notified by phone.

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Twelve area students have was named to the dean's list for graduated from the University of six terms at Middlebury. Delaware in Newark, Del. *** 'We're smiling because we're not crying' Receiving their degrees at its 152nd commencement exercises Six area students graduated in May 26: May from Tufts University in Lisa Appezzato of 83 Medford, Mass. The graduates Cranford boy Westfield Road, Fan wood, bache- and their degrees: lor's degree. Shannon Dodge of Westfield, recovering from Maura Roue Buratein of 737 bachelor's degree. Willow Grove Road, Westfield, Meghann Gill of Scotch bachelor's degree. Plains, bachelor's degree. a nearly fatal John Castellano of 610 Christopher Panagos of Fourth Ave., Westfield, bachelor's Westfield, bachelor's degree in allergic reaction degree. electrical engineering. Gregg F. Clyne of 576 Lauren Pepper of Westfield, Sherwood Parkway, Weatfield, bachelor's degree in chemical engineering. bachelor of science in business KW'OHD-I'KKSK administration degree. Sara Rothenberg of Scotch Jamie Scott Katcher of 2 Plains, bachelor's degree. CRANFORD — Patrick French Manchester Drive, Westfield, Abdallah Simaika of is J18 pounds and 41 inches of ener- bachelor of science in business Westfield, bachelor's degree. gy- In addition. Dodge, Gill, Sitting in a stroller or kitchen administration degree. Rothenberg, Simaika, Birgit swing at his Wall Street home, Karen Lynn Kennedy of 900 Untried of Scotch Plains and Patrick smiles gleefully at family Bailey Court, Westfield, bachelor Sheri Weinberg of Scotch Plains members and visitors, throws hu9 of science in business administra- were named to the Tufts dean's toys around the room, and general- tion degree. list for the spring 2001 semester, ly bounces about as fast as his Jacquelyn Ann Klimelt of 11 *•* limbs will allow him. Watson Road, Fanwood, bache- Jenn-Jau Chern of Westfield There are signs Patrick's devel- lor's degree. was named to the dean's list for opment has been slowed — at near- Kelly L. McCloskey of 812 the spring 2001 semester at the ly five years old, he still wears a Tice Place, Westfield, bachelor of Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute diaper and uses a pacifier, his fine arts degree. in Troy, N.Y. Chern is a junior hand-eye coordination i» imperfect, Robert Justin Niedzwiecki majoring in computer and sys- and he does not yet apeak or walk of 182 Midway Ave., Fanwood, tems engineering. alone. bachelor's degree. ••* But there are few indications Sarah Nicole Pbnzio of 140 Nicole Corbin of Scotch that not along ago, according to his Patrick French and his mom, Jack), Inside a hyperbarlc oxygen chamber. Jacki calls the chamber, which pro- Harrison Ave., Westfield, bache- Plains was named to the dean's mother Jacki, being in Patrick's mote* the flow of oxygen to damaged tissue, "the best medicine he can ask for." lor's degree. list for the spring 2001 semester presence was "pretty much like David Spencer Rowley of at the University of Notre Dame having a dead child in the house." demonstrating improved sight, helping Patrick regain his motor ery stages." 1189 Hetfield Ave., Westfield, in South Bend, Ind. She is a But that was the reality Jacki, motor skills, and responsiveness. skills. Other orgnnizntiorut have lent bachelor's degree. senior majoring in marketing. tier husband Tim, their son Sean, Patrick was far from out of the Out of nearly $100,000 in direct their assistance. Cranford Cares for Justin Arthur Venneri of now 11, and daughter Kathleen, 8, woods, however. Encouraged by his and indirect medical costs in the KidH luis offered valuable financial The daughter of John and assistance, though .Jacki suya she 214 Ross Place, Westfield, bache- Maureen Corbin graduated from faced in April 1997. It was then progress, his parents enrolled him past year, Jneki says, the insurance lor's degree. that a six-month old Patrick suf- in nursery school. But after only 19 company covered about $5.5,000. does not want to "monopolize" their Scotch Plains-Fanwood High funds. Aiid the nchool district pro- *** School in 1998. fered a massive neurological col- days, "we thought he was going to And because caring for Patrick Christine M. Hoyer of lapse brought on by an allergic die," Jacki says. is a full-time job, Jacki has had to vides three therapists and a Fanwood has graduated from *** reaction to the DPT (diptheria-per- While his nervous system was leave the paid workforce. The fami- teacher who visit Patrick at home; Eiizabethtown College in Three area residents were tussis-tetanus) vaccine. being repaired, Patrick's immune ly oven drove to Florida in the pa.st Jacki Hays the district hna done "a EUzabethtown, Pa. She received a named to the dean's list for the Though Patrick showed warning system was still fragile, and he was year, forcing Sean and Kathleen to phenomenal job finding people who bachelor's degree in psychology spring 2001 semester at Drew signs such as asthma and ear infec- still unable to eat most foods. In miss 20 dayt) of school, fxjeause the are qualified." and philosophy, with honors, at University in Madison. They are tions, "it didn't really seem impor- June 2000, at 3fi years old, Patrick oxygen treatments were IOHH And the community as a whole commencement exercises May 19. Margaret Louise Diggory and tant at the time," Jacki says now. "I weighed only 21 pounds. expensive and their grandfather, nt the past couple sumraa cum laude, at the 133rd named to the dean's list for the Services in 1997. post-encephalatic encephalopathy, like a nilenl auction and a wine and weeks literally all over Cranford" Drew commencement exercises spring 2001 semester at The vaccine produced encephali- he has 60 j>ercent improvement in cheese party, the foundation, begun raining funds for Sean's brother, May 19. Providence College in Providence, tis, a swelling of the brain and ner- his vision and in even tieginning to in April 2000, rained alxiut $23,000 wiyn Jacki. "Their lives have been R.I. They are: vous tiflsue that affects only 1,500 initiate steps. Patrick is HO lively in in the laat year — enough, Jacki altered forever. They've become fine *** Kristy Feil of 27 Traveller his kitchen swing — for which he ia say«, to cover co-payments on med- fjentlemen at a very young age." Matthew E. Venhorst of people a year in the United States. Way, Scotch Plains, a junior The disease caused Patrick's body, the test baby — that he has broken ical bills. The full extent and limits of Westfield has graduated from majoring in history. two of the bungutt cords that sup- "If it wasn't for tin; foundation, 1'jitrick'n recovery are still Middlebury College in in effect, to shut down. He lost his Thomas Klock of 1800 Lake sight and motor skills, his body port the seat. we would lone our home," she itddn. unknown. Even with the HUCCCSS of Middlebury, Vt. He received a Ave., Scotch Plains, a senior Ralph Englese, a co-founder of the foundation rind the planned bachelor's degree in sociology and would not accept nourishment, and "This in a dream come true to majoring in accountancy. his immune system could not rid us," his mother says. "This has the foundation, Haul the organiza- count ruction of a leHS-rostly hyper-, anthropology, with honors, at tion works because it "groups peo- baric oxyizvn chamber in New commencement exercises May 27. Thomas Werner of 2251 Old his body of toxins. changed our life back to a happy Farm Road, Scotch Plains, a "He WOK n rag doll," Jacki snys. family again. We're smiling because ple's talents. People hnve gotten Jersey, the treatments remain The son of Ronald Venhorst together to help out in their time of expensive. Jacki HHVH the phin for and Annette Matthew Venhorst sophomore majoring in English. "Every sensation was gone, other we're not crying anymore." than pain." But the years of struggle have need." the winter calls for Patrick tt> Conventional treatments failed. exacted both a psydiic and liniin- Englene Hiiid in addition to receive leHH-int«'nmve treatments Then, on Oct. 8, 1999, Patrick's cinl toll on the family. Because the tho.se who do the organizing find tjver (i longer period of time, to Art presentation for singles Saturday third birthday, he entered a free no-longer-free hyperbaric oxygen iegwfirk for fund-raining events, make the fund.s last. treatment;* are not considered attorneys, accountants, and other All Jacki known for sure, she WESTFIELD — Kismet sponsors an art presentation for sin- medical trial at Cornell University Medical Center in Manhattan. standard for people with Patrick's p lH have donated their Hiiyn, i.s "what we're doing now is gles with Laurn Williams 8 p.m. Saturday, July 28 at Galena Twice a day, Patrick entered a condition, they fire not covered by time. working for him... If he could walk West, 121 Central Ave hyperbnric oxygen chamber, a the family's insurance. The work of the foundation, and m> to school (within a few Cost of $15 includes refreshments. closed tubes that facilitate the flow Neither is the costly rice formu- Englose said, bus "allowed Patrick yearn), that would be a godsend." For more information, visit www.thatskismet.com or phone of oxygen to his tissues The oxygen la, which Jacki says is "the only rea- ana hifi family to try a different If Patricks current condition ia (908) 232-8827. flow helped the damaged nervous son he's alive," or the specially- approach," and ultimately to "w;e any indication, the schools should system repair itself; soon he was designed braces and toya that are iiesa pain and more joy in the recov- start making room. July 27,2001 B-2 Record-Press Neil Lorenzo BaCote Obituaries FANWOOD — Private Institute of Technology and in arrangements were handled for 1963 received a degree in mathe Neil Lorenzo BaCote, 60, who matics from Lincoln Universit v died July 14,2001 at the Hospital Surviving are his wife of 29 William Chenard of the University of Pennsylvania years, Willetta S.; a son, Jeffrey SCOTCH PLAINS — William Westfield school system. in Philadelphia, Pa. He once was Ernest of Chicago, 111.; two step- L. Chenard, 80, died July 20, He was a former member of a director of the Prudential sons, Todd D. Robinson of Santo 2001 at Muhlenberg Regional American Legion Post 309. Insurance Co. of America, which Domingo, Dominican Republic Medical Center in Plainfield. He Surviving are his wife, Carol he joined in 1964. and Staff Sgt. Mark D. Robinson had been a first sergeant in the Stiansen Chenard; three daugh- He was born in Washington, of Twentynine Palms, Calif. a Marine Corps during World War ters, Barbara Svenningsen, D.C., and lived in Newark before daughter-in-law, Maura Forno II and a school custodian in civil- Karen Bartles and Patricia moving to Fanwood. Robinson of Santo Domingo; and ian life. Bergb-lbrahim; a sister, Violet Mr. BaCote opened a consult- a granddaughter, Monique D A native of Kearny, he lived in Bounds; and nine grandchildren. ing firm after leaving Prudential; Robinson of Twentynine Palms Harrison before moving to Scotch Another sister, Judy Harrison, he was a long-term consultant for Donations may be sent to Plains in 1968. is deceased. Merrill Lynch & Co. and Office of Alumni Relations, Mr. Chenard saw wartime Private arrangements were by MetPath/Quest Diagnostics until Lincoln University, Attn: Class of EVANGEL BAPTIST combat with the Marines at Iwo the Rossi Funeral Home. his retirement in January 2000. 1963 Memorial Scholarship TO ADVERTISE YOUR PLACE Jima and Guadalcanal in the Donations may be sent to Scotch He attended the Massachusetts Lincoln University, PA 19352 CHURCH Pacific. He retired in 1991 after Plains Rescue Squad, P.O. Box OF WORSHIP ON THIS PAGE 25 years as a custodian in the 325, Scotch Plains, NJ 07076. 242 Shunpike Kd. Springfield CALL CHRIS Willie Mae Bartlett 973-379-4351 1-800-W1-5840 WESTFIELD — Willie Mae Marvin Stith, Gilbert Stith and Bartlett, 80, died July 18,2001 at Kenneth Stith; a daughter, Joyce 9:30 am - Sunday Sdiod Genesis ElderCare-Westfield Stith; eight grandchildren; two 10:30 am - Sunday Worship What's up Downtown? Center. She was born in great-grandchildren; a great- Trinity Pentecostal Brunswick County, Va. great-grandchild; a cousin; and 5:30 pm - Sunday AWANA Holiness Fellowship ~ downtown events! Mrs. Bartlett lived in many nieces and nephews. 6.-00pm - Sunday Eve. Service Wednesdays, 7:30 pro Lawrenceville, Va., before moving Services were held Monday at 7:15 pm - Wed. Prayer Meeting Midweek Service to Westfield in 1957. She was a St. John's Baptist Church. Burial member of St. John's Baptist was in Fairview Cemetery with Cranford VFW Posl 335, South Ave. East hUp.V/westfieldnj.ataclick.com Sun. 10:00 am Nursing Home Ministry Church in Scotch Plains. arrangements by the Plinton- Sun. 11:00 am Sunday School Surviving are three sons, Curry Funeral Home. Sun. 6:30 pm Worship HOLY CROSS Sat. 7:30 pm Pentecostal Prayer Celebrating 5 years on the web! Augusta Kuebler LUTHERAN CHURCH (call for location information) WESTFIELD — Services have name. 639 Mountain Ave., Springfield Pastor Frank Sforza been held for Augusta Kuebler, Mrs. Kuebler was born in 973-379-4525 I (908) 276-6244 98, who died July 11,2001 at the Elizabeth and lived in Westfield Sunday School ft Worship 1Hiliijufw.com Logan Manor Healthcare Center before moving to Whiting in Consideration in Whiting. She and her late hus- 1984. Services- 10am at It is far easier for the family if a family plot is band, Fred, owned a Westfield Surviving is a Bister, Hilda M. Jonathon Dayton farm for many years under his Richter. High School arranged prior to need. The considerate staff at Adult ft Music Ministries PLACES OF Hillside Cemetery will assist your selection. All Helen Warren Youth ft Children's Programs plots, graves, cremorial graves and bronze cremorial Christian Nursery School ft WORSHIP IS WESTFIELD — Helen W, Surviving are three daugh- Kindergarten HERE TO niches are in fully developed areas and include Warren, 76, died July 18, 2001 at ters, Bonnie W. Pickard of North www.holycro.ssnj.orK perpetual care. Located on Woodland Avenue in Overlook Hospital in Summit. Wales, Pa., Susan W. Rosander of ADVERTISE She had been a teacher at the Scotch Plains and Diane W. Scotch Plains, a non-profit, non-sectarian Temple Emanu-El nursery school Hartelius of Fanwood; four TO ADVERTISE YOUR PLACE YOUR CHAPEL organization. 908.756.1729 for 16 years prior to her retire- grandchildren and a great-grand- ment. child. I OF WORSHIP ON THIS PA6E CALL CHRIS Mrs. Warren was born in A memorial service will be 2 CALL CHRIS 3-CiCCsicCe Cemetery Brooklyn and had lived in p.m. Monday at the Fanwood 1800 9815640 Westfield since 1951. Presbyterian Church, 74 S, 1-800-981-5840 TstaBCisfied1886 Her husband of 51 years, Martine Ave., Fanwood. www.hillsidecemetery.com Charles P., is deceased. Donations may be sent to People for Animals, 433 Hillside Ave., Hillside, NJ 07205. College HOUSE A MJOTS/LE, Club awards BEST DEAL CONSTRUCTION scholars SCOTCH PLAINS — At a ROOFING SPECIALISTS reception and supper at the S3OOOFFANY Scotch Hills Country Club, the College Club of Fanwood-Scotch NEW JOB OVER Plains awarded $15,000 in scholarships to 12 students $2500 from their community, six each / Hi I I S • II I V IN from among young women already in college and six to senior girls who recently gradu- 908-964-4968 ated from Scotch Plains- Fanwood High School. This is the 65th year in -..A';-. '.-v As which female students seeking W.'V.'-^V financial assistance to pursue higher education have been DECK RESTORED by helped by the club. Through the fund-raising efforts of the mem- SAVE-A-DECK bers, primarily from the sale of DECK CLEANING & their annual community calen- dar, 340 young women have RESTORATION received a total of almost SEALING • STAINING $307,000. BEAUTIFY & PROTECT Scholarships in the amount of $1,000 for academic year WE CAN MAKE YOUR 2001-2 were given to: Melissa DECK LAST A LIFETIME Benski and Claire Cappio, both entering their sophomore year 888-815-DECK (3325) at Loyola College; Moria Cappio, who will be a senior at Boston College; and Mary #43.' Milonnet who will be a sopho- S-i more at Rutgers University. Jennifer Lee, entering her senior year at Kean University and Shakeeha Wyatt who will TO PLACE be in the sophomore class at Rutgers University were both AN AD ON given awards of $2,000. The high school seniors i . :>w receiving scholarships of $1,500 THIS PAGE each and the colleges they will - f- attend are: Sarah Anderson. CALL CHRIS AT University of Virginia; Carolyn Keeton, Ohio Wesleyan; Beata Korsiuk, Atlantic Univeristy, 1-800-981-5640 Florida; and Yunilay Lio, the College of New Jersey. Additionally, Tracy Sanguiliano who has been accepted to The Cmp*t/Uphohtery Cleaned by: College of New Jersey was awarded a $500 Scholarship. THE PLANTSMITH WOOD FLOORS HERBERT Jennifer Seto, the top female AGENCY student and Valedictorian in Landscape Consultant by (It'orgv Im . Hardwood Floor Specialists the Class of 2001, was acknowl- ASSISTIN(i YOlt WITH YOI'K REAL ESTATE edged with the club's $500 SPHINCi I'I.ANNIN(; &. 1M.ANT1M. MAKE YOUR OLD FLOORS ln*tall»d > Rmtlnlmhod • 8and»d Award of Excellence. She will be Rcjuvcn.iti- your Ixisliiif; LOOK LIKE NEW Csrpat, lipho!sl«ry S, On Slle Drapery Care SALVATOBE WATERS attending Rutgers University. Landtic.ipiv.or irtatc New Oriental & Aten Rugs Clenncd & floslared -...... i...——.I... 1.1.,. 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Ungar, Scholarship l.)nliliii(: • I'rtiuiii)^ • l*nl < It'.tntip i/A • REPAIRED,,'*.^, Cleaned By SALES Committee chairman, had made • MukliMij: SPARKLE ME CLEAN the announcements of the JO 'ii-.U'-" I \pi I n in i • REFINISHED CARPET • UPHOLSTERY & Union ft Middlesex Counties i awards at an Awards Assembly Fn'i' l'.>lim.tlt> • 1 ulh liivun il ON-SITE DRAPERY CARE at Scotch Plains-Fanwood High (908) 789-4777 800-831-8853 ORIENTAL & AREA RUGS School, May 17, but the recep- , CLEANED & RESTORED 908-925-3733 tion afforded the opportunity to welcome and introduce the recipients and their families to the club membership. rime riifie July 26 & 27, 2001 B-3 g • BEST BETS Show THIS WEEK Piscataway Sax sensation will in Watchung is picked for WATCHUNG — Tenor sax explore sensation Harry Allen will join forces with piano talent Bill Charlap in a concert at the visual Watchung Arts Center on Aug. Pagan Picnic 10. It is not their first time PISCATAWAY — On politan area. The grove has memory Saturday, Aug. 4, followers of held celebrations and rituals together, as a mutual CD will Earth-baaed spirituality, or across the Northeastern United attest, but it is a rare live duet FRENCHTOWN Pagans as they are sometimes States. Their official start on performance which should be a "Amanuensis and Memory" is the called, will come together for a Hanihaiu (pronounced sow-en) treat for their many fans. This theme of a solo exhibition by Lindn day of workshops, rituals, and liMKl (Halloween), took place at * Jazz Series event starts at 8 Guenste at the Atelier Fine Art networking in Grove 'A of their first ritual—in Liberty p.m and tickets are $12, and Gallery. Frenchtown. Johnson Park. State Park under the skirts of include intermission refresh- The show opens with a recep- The Fourth Annual New the Goddess of Liberty ments. tion 7-10 p.m. Sal unlay, Aug. 4 to Jersey Pagan Picnic is spon- Enlightening the World. They which the public is invited. sored by the Central New are members of Ar nDraiocht Advance reservations are "Amanuensis and Memory" is a Jersey-based Hands of Change Fein (ADK>, (Gaelic for "Our suggested. Call (908) 753- multifaeeted project featuring n Coven, with the help of New Own Druidry"). They are a - 0190, leaving a message on the dozen pairs oi" oversized portraits Brunswick's (Jreen Man drove group of experienced Pagans tape if necessary. Tickets will and landscapes that examine the of the ADF, Church of Caducous who believe that the best way J be held for payment and pick- concept of visual memory. The title in Long Hrnnch, the Mid- to approach the Goddesses* and ; up at the door. describes the role Guenste has Atlantic Pagnn Alliance of Gods of an earth-centered reli- taken, using the text of interviews Toms River, the band Music fur gion is through practice, dedi- The Watchung Arts Center to create portraits and scenic the Goddess, Norse Heat henry cation, scholarship und fun. « is on the circle in Watchung. images based on personal experi- Society Inc.. ami the Delaware The Mid-Atlantic Pagan ence. Vnlley Pagnn Network. Alliance (MPA) is an eclectic Drive-In movie The works in the exhibition rep- Starting bright and early at group of pagans building a • resent a three-part project. 10 a.m. and ending at 7 p.m., stronger and happier pagan ' at county park Ciuenste conducted interviews the gathering will be filled with community. They hold holiday ' aimed at evoking visual memories, workshops on Astrology, events nnd social mixers. MPA BR1DGEWATER — The created portraits of the subjects Grounding mid Meditation, the members perform public works, Somerset County Park and reconstructed landscapes from 1 Nor.se religion, Pagan songs, contributing n positive imago Commission has announced her subjects words. The project is creating 1'ngan community, for All Pagans, Membership ia \ the Third Annual "Drive-In consolidated into an exhibition ATC nnd Hands of Change full free nnd open to those who fol- ' Movie" scheduled for 8:30 p.m. that will feature audio mixed by moon services, preparing for low a Pagnn path and practice on Wednesday, Aug. I, at Duke the artist and Bob Hem' ritual and t runcework, nnd tolerance and responsibility. Island Park on Old York Road Guenste has taken the role of dance lor the rhythmically Music for the Goddess per- amanuen.si.s, one who writes from impaired. in Bridgewater. Admission is forms original music inspired diction or copies from a manu- In the morning, an opening by the feinnlt* aspect of Deity. free. script. She has extended this rule a circle will orient, attendees to This ensemble interweaves The feature presentation, step further by imparting an artis- I he picnic. global rhythim, bardic tradi- "Big" starring Tom Hanks, will tic interpretation of the individuals Later in the afternoon, the tions, ancient wisdom, and be preceded by cartoons. Both and their memories. The process is Druids will lend a ritual cele- sonic energy into inspiring and a collaboration between artist and brating Lnglmnssad, a harvest energetic songs. Their debut"" will be shown on a big screen subject, according to Ciuenste. with near the hand shell. festival, with a drumming cir- CD, GoddesH Mundala, is avail- the landscapes probably not at all cle led by I lands of Change fol- able online and at finer meta- Lawn chairs and blankets like the actual places the subjects lowing it. physical shopH. Their second. are recommended to enjoy an have been to. Admission is free for all CD is* in the planning tdngen. ; evening watching the stars The landscapes, she said, are open-minded individuals, A The Norse Heathenry under the stars. Popcorn will "between the subject and the artis- contribution of food for the pot- Society, Inc. its a religious and' be available. tic interpretation." luck lunch in requested. cultural organization that pruc-1 The portraits are inspired by Rain date is Thursday, Aug. Attendees should bring aome- tk'es and promotes Heioni (pro-; the subjects' personalities as nounce.d "heythnee"); a form of 2. thing to sit on, plate, cup, uten- revealed in the interview proceag. An example of Linda Guernste's work. sils nnd a drum if they would Norse paganism. It ia an Call (908) 7221200. Ext. Artists, family members and like (o participate in the drum- attempt to reconstruct, afl accu-s 351 for weather information. Tibetan monks, who have become geration of prominent features and iuiH taught ninny painting work- ming circle, rntely und completely as possi-' close friends of the artist, are the the large size of the. paintings high- shops for adults and teens. A federally recognized ble, the pre-Christian religion . Cabaret show subjects. light the subjects' inner personali- Hours for the gallery at 108 Wiciun church, Hands of practiced in and around * Guenste uses oil paint on ties. Working in Uiis genre i.s a Harrison St. are 11 u.ni.-fi p.m. Change ('oven is o growing Scandinavia during the Viking* at Circle Playhouse Venetian red gesso, allowing the departure for this artist who has Thursday through Sunday. spiritual community based in Erii. The term "Heioni" is an surface to .show through and reveal established a reputation mainly in "Amanuensis and Memory" aiay be Central .Jersey, dedicated to Old Norse term meaning "hea- PISCATAWAY - The Circle the process of creation. Great color Iandsca|M>H. seen until Kept. 9. For more infor- nurturing spiritual growth nnd then", or "(hose who dwell on Players are having "A Summer contrast, chiaroscuro, minor exag- She lives in Chalfnnt, Pa., nnd mation, phone (U08) 99(5-9992. healing the planet. They are a the heath." It, was used to Extravaganza" of cabaret, cre- group of people that embrace describe the Old Kuilh and ated and directed by Michelle the natural cycles of tin; earth those who practiced it after the and the universe and are com- ronversion to Christianity had Russell. Model train show will be begun in Scandinavia. Most, of Community theater and mitted to inclusion, gender neutrality, healing, community its events, rituals, and meet- cabaret performers from New building, und empowerment. ings urn open to anyone with an Jersey and New York will interest in Norse religion and chugging into area next month The Church of Caduce.us, a culture. It holds religious and grace the stage of the healing ministry, is it federally Piscatawny playhouse. social events fur its members EDISON Greenlx-rg's Train Railroader, plus the Brooklyn N track" will be available to assist recognized interim! h church of and friends IIH well as encour- Showtimes are 8 p.m. Show will arrive at the New Jersey Trak and Jersey Central N Trak patrons with their locomotive pur- Wicca, Earth Spirited Religions chases. Thens will !>e a variety of aging and facilitating studies Thursday through Saturday, Convention and Expo Center, clubs combine to create an exciting nnd Individuals They are in Viking languaK*-'. culture, July 26-28, plus 3 p.m. Sunday, Saturday and Sunday, Aug. 11 and 16by-34 N scale modular layout. mode! railroading how-to dinicH. member*! of The Aquarian 12. This family event ill feature out- Children of all ages will enjoy the Topics presented include .scenery, nnd history. Heioni, as they July 29. Tabernacle Church, a service define it, presents an alterna- standing ujwrnting layouts from delightful circus replicit of the .John tnickwork, free making, road beds oriented religious organization Admission is $17.50 Friday local model railroading clubs, infor- Pugh Ring built by the Circus and more. tive to thowe forms of Norso with over 'Mi churches world- Paganism that define them- and Saturday, $15 Thursday mative how-to hobby clinics, the Model Builders and more. Show times are Saturday, from wide. The Church of Caducinj.H r selves in terms of their stance and Sunday. A wine and cheese best hobby shopping in town and Over 350 dealer tables offer 11 a.m.- .> p.m., and Sunday, from provides healing service to much more. thousands of new and used model 11 a.m.- 4 p.m. Admission i.s $(> for on race; and heritage (either for reception with the cast follows individual members of the com- or against); lleinni defines the Saturday show. For reser- The Karitan Valley High Railers and toy trains for sale from a wide adults and $2 for children ugeH 6- munity on (ill levels: Physical, variety of manufacturers. Supplies 12, admission gwxl for both days. itself in termH of its stance, on • vations and directions, phone show off their impressive 32-by-40 Kinutional, Intellectual and hiHtorical accuracy. It. places a three-rail layout running mighty O for layout construction, train parts ScoutM in uniform and children Spiritual. They work for the (,732)968-7555. gauge trains. See prototype HO and accessories, how-to hobby pub under (i arc admitted free. For premium on scholarship rather community as it whole by teach- than ideology. action at the 20-by-2H layout from lications, diecaat vehicles and slot- directions cull (7:12)417-1400 or ing tolerance for and between airs will abo IK> available. A "test visit www.greenborgsliowK.eoni. Teaching Garden Staten Island Society of Model religions, races, and sexual ori- The intent of the Delaware entations. They enjoin eco-son- Valley Pagan Network is to i,s open to public sible practices, positive m;lf- establish ;i secular structure development, and the spiritual- that may be shared by the full | ' The Melda C. Snyder ity found in actively living Teaching Garden, located at gamut of the religious apec- * The Orioles will present free what they tench. (rum. It invites and includes all ' the Snyder Research and (Jreen Man Grove serves Pagan individuals and groups '. Extension Farm in Pittstown, Druids and like-minded Pagans within the Delaware Valley as ', is now open to the public, in t lie greater New York metro- equitably as possible. " Guests can visit 10:30 a.m.- concert at Duke Island Park 2:30 p.m. any Friday in July BRIDGE WATER -- The Somerset County Park and crossed over both pop and K&it charts. Other and August to have their ques- Commission Free Summer Concert series at Duke hits continued with "Crying In The Chapel" and tions answered by a master Island Park on Old York Road in Bridgewater will "What Are You Doing New Year's Kvc," Their Post card show on Aug. 19 gardener. continue with the Orioles at. Duke Island Park on smooth sound continucH today with new young tal- CLAKK - The 10th annual Post Card Show, sponsored by Established plantings Sunday, Aug. 5, from 7 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.. as part of ent find a desire to croon nil the old hits. the Park Commission's Fret? Summer Concert The concert i.« Hfxtn.sored l>v the DoubleTn-e the Central .Jersey Deltiological Society, will be held on Aug. 19, include six international Series. Hotel. 10 a.m.-l:.'J0 p.m.," at the Gran Centurions, 440 Madison Hill Rd. kitchen gardens; beds of edible The Orioles have been influencing music for Concert goers are enc:«iurHf;cd to bring chairs Twenty-five dealers will offer u large selection of oltl-to-mod- flowering plants; fragrant over 40 years and were inducted into the Rock &. and blankets for seating. Ample parking is ,iv;iil ern post cards and ephemera for Hale. The show will also feature plants; plants that bloom at Roll Hall of Fame in 1995. able. pout, card exhibits, door prizes, free publication^* und member- night; plants that are native to Formed by Sonny Til in 1948 in Baltimore, the For more information, mil I be Somerset County ship information to the Society. Ample food and parking are available. the Americas; plants that Orioles laid the groundwork for R&B und doo wop. Park Commission at (JJOHi 72212M), K.xt. 221 or For information call l. mingbirds; plants that resist deer; ornamental grasses; herbs; small fruit; heirloom tomatoes; and a variety of hot For some reason, pasta tastes even better outside in summer peppers. Pasta is always a dish enjoyed PORTOBELLO FUNGHI black pepper li. Add iimHhrnoin.s, vinegar, The garden promotes sound by family and invited friends, con FARFALLE 1 teaspoon salt black po-ppc>r unt\ salt to skillet. gardening practices with an Summertime is fun time. (Bowtie Pasta with Coo 1 Hi-ounce bag fresh baby Cook about 10 minutes or until emphasis on reduced water Pasta for some reason tastes Portobeilo Mushrooms) spinach, w;i.shed mushrooms aro tender, stirring and integrated pest manage- even better outside. Enjoy your often. ; ment. It is maintained as a cookoutfi of meat but start eating 1 pound bowtie pasta 1. Bring a large pot of lighliy 4. Keniove and reserve 1/2 cup salted water to n boil. Add pii.stit pnntfi water. Drain pastii; return joint venture of Rutgers pasta as a first dish outside and 1 tablespoon olive oil 3 large onion, cut in half, and cook until firm. to pot. Stir in mushroom mixture,, University, which operates the you will realize how complete your menu will be, All will be thinly sliced 2. Meanwhile heat olive oil in spinach and pasta water. Cover) farm, and master gardeners in asking you for thia week's recipe. 1 large red bell pepper, a large non-stick skillet. Add and steam until Hpinach wilt». < Somerset and Hunterdon coun- If you have any questions, feel thinly sliced by Susan Mauriello onion nnd red pepper. Cook until Can he served with grilled* ties. free to fax me aH908) 272-2974. 2 cloves garlic, minced tender, stirring often. Add garlic London broil nnd a salad. ', 1 tablespoon balsamic vinegar For directions, phone (908) Buon appettito! 1 pound portobeilo und cook about 30 seconds, stir- ring. Ecco, tutto e pronto! 730-9315. mushroome, sliced 1/4 tablespoon ground B-4 prime time! July 26 & 27. 2001 Duke Island Park- p.m. Aug. 5. Entry $3 per class; the like, 9:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m. July Experience" conceived at Rutgers Events Star Shows University. Admission $6. Old York Rd., Bridgewater free admission for spectators. 29, Adults $2.50; children 6-12 (908) 722-1200, Ext. 351; DOG DAYS DOLL AND BEAR $1.50; under 6 free. RARITAN VALLEY HIAWATHA Lord Stirling Stable QUICK CHEK NEW JER- COMMUNITY COLLEGE Noon Saturday, Aug. 4 www.park.co.aomer8et.ty .us SHOW AND SALE Route 28, Branchburg Dunellen Theatre •Big band named after one of 256 S. Maple Ave. SEY Red Bank's most famous resi- Basking Ridge Sheraton Four Points FESTIVAL OF BALLOON- (908) 231-8805; Route 28, Dunellen Kingsbridge Rd., Piscataway ' www. raritanval.edu/planetari- (732) 968-1020 dents. Free admission. (973) 635-8672 ING RICHARD MA1HISEN •Canine event that will crown (732)583-7915 Hunterdon-Solberg um •The hero of the Iroquois tribe, •Teddy bears, dollhouses and brought to life with puppets and 7:15 p.m. Friday, Aug. 3 fc local "Best in Show," starting 3 Airport, Readington •"Summer Skies," 7:30 p.m. St. Stephen's Lutheran (800) HOT AIR 9; July 27, Aug. 3, 10, 17, 24. indigenous music. Admission $6. www.balloonfestival.com MOTHER GOOSE ROCKS Church, 3145 Park Admission $4.50; group rates Ave., South Plainfield •Hunterdon County's biggest available. To Aug. 4; Forum Theatre ( ( j Qualified Chefs of the weekend event, July 27-29. 314 Main St., Metuchen (908) 757-4474 •"Ray of Light" (laser show), •Pianist/church pastor per- ' Culinary Institute of America Advance tickets: adults $15 one 8:30 p.m. July 27, Aug. 3, 10, 17, (732)548-0582 day, $36 weekend; children $6 •Nursery rhymes set to origi- forms works of Schubert, 24; 3 p.m. Aug. 1, 8, 15, 22. nal music. Admission $10; group Beethoven, Rachmaninov, one day, $12 children. At the gate: Admission $5 evening, $4 mati- adults $20 one day, $60 weekend; rates available. Call for show- Chopin and Liszt. Admission $7 nee. times. children $10 one day, $30 week- •"Space Bus," 2 p.m. Aug. 1, 8, ANNE-MARIE end. Free shuttle from Raritan THE UGLY DUCKLING McDERMOTT 15, 22. Admission $4.50; group 1 and 3 p.m. July 28 8 p.m. Friday, July 27 ^s YOUR Valley Community College. rates available. Brook Arts Center, 10 Nicholas Music Center, •"The Beatles: Sgt. Pepper" (), i. i.,i, Ci.i'.uu- • f LIII St.-1 VII ;• CitiTiru; • Cxcfllc-nt H.llitH|! Hamilton St., Bound Brook Rutgers University, Neiy (laser show), 9:30 p.m. Aug. 17. (732) 469-7700; Brunswick Dance Admission $5.50. (^, i •, I < J • n i £-. • < | Mi-'iii', fur any lUlckji'l • PmlrsHianal W. 1 i I SUlIf LATIN LOVER'S DANCE www. brookarts.org (732) 932-7511; 9 p.m. Friday, July 27 For Kids •Famous fairy tale, brought to summerfest.rutgers.edu VFW hall, 1970 Woodbridge DREAMTIME life with music in the restored •Pianist performs works of J.S. Ave., Edison Noon Saturday, July 28 theater. Admission $6. Bach and Prokofiev. Admission CATERING (732) 388-4605 Dunellen Theatre $15. •Doing it salsa, merengue or Route 28, Dunellen Concerts MUSIC IN THE PARK Cuban style. Admission $10; cou- (732) 968-1020 BARBERSHOP Johnson Park ples, singles welcome. •"An Original Tribal AT THE GAZEBO River Rd., Piscataway 8 p.m. Thursday, Aug. 2 (732) 745-3900; ' Mindowaskin Park www.co.middlesex.nj.us RAHMWV MAYOR J. East Broad St., Westfield • Concerts in the bandshell 3 SOLUTION SUMMER CONCHtrSKU (908) 925-2629 p.m. Sunday. Free admission, ' •Starring the all-male Rahway •Dave Wilson (jazz), July 29. ' Valley Jerseyaires. Rain site: •Paul Dehnz, Aug. 5. FRHHM! ' >«« Municipal Building, Westfield. MUSIC IN THE PARK $25 Gift Certificate Free admission. Spring Lake Park i TOWARDS ANY OUTSIDE CATERING BOROUGH HALL Maple Ave., South Plainfield : DELIVERY ONLY JOHNNY MAESTRO CONCERTS (732) 745-3900; Awl The Route 28, Somerville www.co.middlesex.nj.us BROOKLYN BRIDGE (908) 541-1600 Concerts in the gazebo 6:30 1189 RarlUnRiMd, Clark 732-361-2300 Shows on the lawn 7 p.m. p.m. Sunday. Free admission. Not to ba oombtrwd wtth my other odors. Expire* 9/30/01 THURSDAY, AUGUST 2*AT im fM Friday (weather permitting). •Whitehouse Wind Symphony, Free admission. July 29. •Ginny Johnston & Mosaic, •Billion Dollar Sound, Aug. 5. MAIN* IRVING ST. July 27. MUSIC IN THE PARK RAH WAY, NJ •Summer Swing Orchestra, Warren Park Aug. 3. Florida Grove Rd., Woodbridge COUNT BASIE ORCHES- (732) 745-3900; IlliU RARITAN ROAD. CLARK 732-381-2300 TRA www.co.middlesex.nj.us 7 p.m. Sunday, July 29 Concerts in the bandshell 6 p.m. Sunday. Free admission. •Mike Kucsak (Latin/jazz), July 29. •Danny Mecca (Dixieland), Aug. 5. NEW VOICES OF 2001 7:30 p.m. July 27, 28 Paper Mill Playhouse Brookside Dr., Millburn SUNRISE DINER (973) 376-4343; www.papermill.org •Revue with songs from Rodgers & Hammerstein musi- cals. Admission $25-$18. THE ORIOLES 1 Year Anniversary Special 7 p.m. Sunday, Aug. 5 Duke Island Park Old York Rd., Bridgewater from July 26 thru August 8th!!l (908) 722-1200, Ext. 351; www.park.co.Mmenet.nj.us ROAST PRIME RIB AU JUS .$11.95 •Early R&B/doo-wop group whose biggest song waa an even BROILED N.Y. STEAK & KING CRAB LEGS $15.95 bigger hit for Elvis ("Crying in the Chapel"). Free admission. BROILED VEAL CHOPS $13.95 THE RIGHTEOUS BROTHERS FILET MIGNON & STUFFED SHRIMP $14.95 7 p.m. Sunday, July 28 BROILED SUNRISE SEAFOOD COMBO $12.95 State Theatre, 15 Livingston Ave., New Brunswick m W/ SHRIMP, SCALLOPS, STUFFED FILET, STUFFED CLAM & SCROD (877) STATE 11; www.statetheatrenj.org * ROAST LEG OF IAMB $10.95 •Sixties duo who also hit in 1974 ("Rock and Roll Heaven") * GRILLED FILET OF SALMON W/DILLSAUCE $11.25 and nearly had a No. 1 in 1990 ("Unchained Melody," from the SAUTEED SHRIMP & SCALLOPS $11.25 movie "Ghost"). Admission $58- *- W/ GARLIC SAUCE OVER UNGUINI $28. RUTGERS FESTIVAL ODD COUPLE: STUFFED FILET WITH CRABMEAT & ORCHESTRA 8 p.m. Saturday, July 28 STUFFED BREAST OF CHICKEN ...... , $10.75 Nicholas Music Center, W/ SPINACH & FETA Rutgers University, New Brunswick PORTERHOUSE STEAK ., .,,. $12.95 (732) 932-7511; W/MUSHROOM CAPS •••<**.** summerfest.rutgers.edu •Performing works of Peter SAUTEED SEAFOOD FRA DIAVLO $11.95 Ilyich Tchaikovsky, Camille OVER UNGUINI *••..#•# Saint-Saens and Richard Danielpour with Elmar Oliyeira, BROILED MARINATED LAMB CHOPS $12 95 violin. Admission $15. SATCHMO W/ HONEY SOY & GINGER SAUCE OVER GARUC MASHED POTATOES 8 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 4 ZUPPA DA SHRIMP & CLAMS $11,95 Somerset County Vo-TBch y Vogt Dr., Bridgewater OVER UNGUINI (908) 526-8900, Ext. 7219 •Tribute concert for the sup- BROILED STUFFED FILET OF RED SNAPPER $10 95 posed centennial of Louis SAUTEED SHRIMP & SCALLOPS $11 25 Armstrong's birth. Admission W/ GARLIC SAUCE OVER LINGUINI *'" $15. Complete Dinner Specials Theater NOW PLAYING Served w/Appetizer, Soup & Salad Bar, Potato & Vegetable or Pasta, PLAYS-IN-THE-PARK Roosevelt Park, Edison Any Dessert & Coffee or Tea (732) 548-2884; www.playsinthepark.com •"Oliver!" local production of Choice of Appetizer: Sixties Broadway/movie musical. 8:30 p.m. July 26-28, 30-Aug. 4. • Stuffed Clams • Stuffed Mushrooms • Shrimp Cocktail Adults $3; children 12 and under free (no blankets or chaiBe tongues). Full Pasta Menu Available!! Senior Menu Available! SOMERSET VALLEY PLAYERS Route 514, Hillsborough (908) 369-7469 Breakfast Special $2.00 ^ •"Nuta," local production of Broadway play/Barbra Streisand Served w/Coffee or Tea movie. 8 p.m. July 27, 28, Aug. 3, 4; 3 p.m. July 22, 29, Aug. 5. Two Eggs an/ Style w/Home Fries & Toast or Pancakes or French Admission $13. THEATRE PLAYERS w/ Bacon, Ham or Sausage $ 1.00 Extra First Presbyterian Church 270 Woodbridge Ave. Mon. thru Fri. 6am to 1 lam except Holidays Metuchen (732) 512-1550 •"Night Fever," original musi- cal based on "Saturday Night W. WESTFIELD AVE. & LOCUST ST., ROSELLE PARK NJ Fever" with all-child cast. 2 p.m. July 28, 6 p.m. July 29- 908-241-1335 • FAX: 908-241-6541 Admission $5. (Continued on next page) il July 26 & 27. 2001 primeflmef

(Continued from previous page) Tuesday-Friday, 1:30 p.m. in Somerville in 1778. Open 10 SCHOOL OF THE ARTS Sunday. Free admission. Group a.m.-noon and 1-5 p.m. Rutgers University, 33 Museums tours by appointment. Wednesday-Saturday; 1-5 p.m. Livingston Ave,, New -i'- , AMERICAN HUNGARIAN METLAR-BODINE Sunday. Free admission. Brunswick FOUNDATION HOUSE MUSEUM JANE VOORHEES (732) 932-2222, Ext. 838; 300 Somerset St. 1281 River Rd., Piscataway ZIMMERLI ART MUSEUM mgsa.rutgers.edu New Brunswick (732) 463-8363 Rutgers University Open 10 a.m.-4:30 p.m. (732) 8465777 Artifacts of Lenni-Lenapc- George St., New Brunswick Wednesday-Friday, noon-5 p.m. Open 11 a.m.-4 p.m. Indians and other peoples from (732) 932-7237; Saturday-Sunday. ExoHc Indian Cuisine Tuesday-Saturday, 1-4 p.m.the land now known as www.zimmerliniusGum.rut- •"Installed Collections" for Sunday, Admission $5. Piscataway. 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"We pulled Post 3 even with eball championship. He also kind of set our goal on getting Cranford at 4-all and then the gows all about the vagaries of back to the states, so I'm not sur- winners broke loose for seven sport, which can turn a prised we did it. This is a great runs in the fifth inning. am's fortunes upside-down in group of kids. Manny Guasp's double chased ', instant. "They're very much a team," home Butts and Mike Duelks, ^That's why the veteran coach he added. "On any given day any both of whom had singled, to put : Caking a somewhat cautious one of the kids could be the hero. Westfield in front in the fifth. 3ach concerning the State Their strength is hitting but a Brett Picaro followed with a Jnior American Legion lot of people are aware how good double, Koket walked and anoth- jurnament, which begins they are defensively, and er run scored on an error. Cook jjtnorrow with 32 squads all because of how they hit, nobody then launched a two-run homer irboring title hopes. The seed- pays much attention to how good to cap the outburst. meeting was scheduled for our pitching is." Geissler went the distance on Bt night. Picaro indicated either Nick the mound for Post 3. "You just don't know what's Geistsler (6-0) or Brian Butts Westfield Splits — aing to happen," said Picaro, would likely start on the mound Apparently in command during »ho guided Westfield Post 3 to tomorrow, while Jay Cook (who the first game of Saturday's dou- Jfts first Union County League was scheduled to participate in a bleheader, Post 3 watched a six- ^rown in 18 years. "We're just Toronto Blue Jays tryout yester- run advantage vanish in the Ifoing to go out and play each day) will probably be ready to final two innings as Roselle game, which was the approach I throw Sunday in the double- emerged with a 7-6 triumph. But !tDok when I was at Linden High. elimination event. Westfield romped to an 18-2 ver- *We won three state champi- But Westfield does have one dict in the second contest. •nships there, and we played glaring lineup vacancy it wasn't In the opener Post 3 knocked jtach game just like it was anoth- anticipating. First baseman out standout pitcher Tom Polito er game." Blair Richardson, who was hit- with a five-run fifth inning, », Post 3 does seem well-stocked ting .400 with four home runs, highlighted by RBI singles from Inough to make a decent run in injured his knee when his spikes Koket, Sofka, Cook and Butts. £he state tourney. Westfield won caught while sliding during Picaro had belted the game's ^23 of 26 outings this summer, Sunday's victory over Cranford first pitch over the right field ^finishing a game ahead of and won't be available for the fence for a home run. •Roselle in the Union County tourney. Cook and Andrew But Roselle, down 6-0, scored -League. In Picaro's two cam- Garrison are the most likely five times in the sixth and added paigns as head coach, Post 3 has replacements. two unearned runs in the sev- \BL 42-8 record. "We're going to miss Blair's enth to pull out the triumph. NICOLE DIMELIA/RECORD-PRE8S » A year ago Westfield also bat and he's also a kid who's Westfield didn't dwell on the Wntflald Post 3's Jay Cook is safe at second bas* as Cranford's Sam Chaleef grabs ttw Into throw during ^qualified for the states, only to very good defensively, especially setback, however. In the next Friday's contest, which Wtstfleld won 0-4. Post 3, which earned its first Union County Senior American he matched up against perennial digging low throws out," said game Post 3 totaled 14 hits and Legion League champlonsMp In 18 years, begins state tournament actton tomorrow. power Brooklawn in its debut. Picaro. also capitalized on seven walks The team was quickly ousted, After falling behind by four to win easily. Richardson went 3 Cranford tallied three unearned two-run homer and added five including an RBI double, while losing its first two games. Eight runs in the second inning for 3 with three RBI and three runs in the first inning Friday more runs in the fifth. winning pitcher Butts, players are back for another Sunday, Weatfield bounced back runs scored. before Post 3 came back to tio it Cook ripped a two-run triple Richardson and John Leonardis I shot at it this year in strong fashion to wallop W«stft«ld 8, Cranford 4 — up in the fourth on Richardson's and Josh Ludmer hud two hits, also had two hits each. Freak play lifts Union to victory an apparent loss into victory July game," said Cranford offensive RECORD-PRESS CORRESPONDENT 19. lineman Steve Bobrowski. "It was When the snap went through pretty intense, and I enjoyed it a EAST BRUNSWICK — In as the holder's hands, Linden High's lot. It was a lot of fun and good bizarre a finish to an all-star game Brandon Bracey broke through, playing against the other all- i that one could expect to see, Gary scooped the ball up and rambled 70 starH." ousar found himself right in the yards to knot the game at 16-16. "I think I played pretty well," liddle of the stunning ending. After Steve Andriola's extra-point said Cousar, who played at inside With his team facing apparent placement barely cleared the cross- linebacker. "I had about 11 tackles eat with 24 seconds left and bar after being partially deflected, and I had a big hit in the fourth iddlesex County setting up for a Union County had an improbable quarter. I was going on a blitz and idling field goal, the Scotch 17-16 victory that evened the I met the runner in the hole. I got lains-Fanwood High graduate got Snapple Bowl rivalry at 4-4. there about the time he got the ; call from then sidelines, repeat- "I called the play," Cousar said. ball." it in the huddle and the Union The coach said for everyone to go Stark, meanwhile, was the only lty defense did the rest to turn and that's what I told them. I was area performer to get his hands on coining from the left, and I don't the ball, as the fullback carried five think they bad enough guys on our times for 24 yards. right side to pick up everyone. "I think I played pretty well," he "As soon as I saw (Bracey)pick said. "I got a couple of good blocks up the ball I started blocking. I and I also had some good runs. I thought he was gone when he was also on the field when (New picked it up because he's probably Providence QB Andy) Silvagni the fourth-fastest guy on the scored our touchdown and I was team." able to get a block to help him get And it all happened while in." Union players were lamenting the Actually, Stark had one of the loss. two key blocks that sprung "It was one of the best feelings Silvagni for a 10-yard TD in the in the world," said Kenilworth's RANDALL MILLER/ third period that helped tie the Chris Tyne. "It was a win no one R-P CORRESPONDENT game at 10-10. The other block was expected. Everyone was standing WettfWd's Dave King looks on by Tvne, who was playing on the around on the sidelines shaking during the Snspple Bowl in East line. hands and saying "Nice game,' and Brunswick. "It was an option to run or pass," then everyone's running down the said Tyne. "Ryan picked oflfone guy field (after Bracey)." bled on purpose because they said and I got the other. I feel I played a Cranford's Ryan Stark went we couldn't fake a kick," said the pretty good game. I was a little though the same kind of experi- ex-Blue Devil. "It was kind of rusty in the first quarter from not ence. shocking to see him running down playing, but after that I thought I There was so much excitement the field. It was also kind of weird did my job and played pretty well." at the end of the game, so many because the guy was from Linden Johnston, meanwhile, started at different emotions," he said. There and a couple of years ago Linden defensive end. were 17 seconds left and everyone broke a long one late in the game "1 thought I had a pretty good thought we were going to lose and and beat us 6-0." game," he said. "I had a sack, which then somehow we managed to win The Chronicle and Record-Press was nice, and a couple of other RANDALL MILLER/ the game. (Bracey) looked liked he area sent five players to the game, tackles. I think all three defensive R-P CORRESPONDENT could go all the way, but I wasn't and all of them came away with a ends played well. We had a nice Westfleld'a Paul Johnston came sure how fast he was." lasting impression of the experi- rotation going there. It was my lost RANDALL MILLER/RECORD-PRESS CORRESPONDENT through with a sack late In the For Westfield's Paul Johnston is ence while also pleased with their game because I'm not going to play Scotch Plalns-Fanwood High's Clifton Freshwater looks for some run- opening half for the Union County was almost a case of deja vu. performances. in college, and winning like we did ning room during last week's eighth annual Snapple Bowl, which the squad. "I almost thought they'd fum- "It felt very good winning the made it even better." Union County All-Stars won by a 17-16 margin. Scotch Plains team just misses break-even mark ByDAVEALLENA where I thought we would . . . because the high "1 think the Linden in u 5-1 victory at the clo.se said. "I don't think it was a matter around .500. We did OK. That's school season is American summer helped of the season us he fanned eight of being young but more a case of RECORD-PRESS CORRESPONDENT about it," he said. "There were pretty short. We our pitchers," batters. them being kids. SCOTCH PLAINS — Without games we tost that I thought we had a lot of kids Belford said. "That game might have been "As n whole I thought we a set lineup this summer, Scotch shouldVe won, but there were in and out of the "Pietrucka did- the highlight of the .season," played consistently at times, but Plains experienced its share of probably games we won we lineup, so it was n't get a chance Belford said. "When we won thi.s we also hud our moments where ups and downs. shouldn't have. In the end it all tough because I to throw much summer, we usually won because we made a lot of errors and a lot of Closing out its Union County evened out. don't think we during the high we got well-pitched games." mistaken. Defensively we kind of Senior American Legion Baseball "I thought we had a good sea- saw enough of them playing school season and this gave him Scotch PluiiiH, meanwhile, had the Hummer I thought we'd League campaign last week with son considering we were missing a together. What they're going to an opportunity to throw o lot received mixed results from the have. ••'/••' a loss to champion Westfield Post lot of kids for most of the year. We need is a lot of hard work and a lot more. ofFenflive and defensive portions of "I think Home of the kids had 3, Scotch Plains missed a chance had a lot of kids playing other of practice." "I think Senatore will be the the game, showing excellent play good summers hitting the ball, |to finish at .500 as it ended with sport* and it was tough fielding a If nothing else the Legion sea- number one starter next year. He at times and Iesn-lhnn-stellur per- Marcu.H Dochery, who going to be an 11-13-1 mark, team sometimes. What we try to son provided next springs pitch- pitched very well, Every time we formances in .some instances. the first baseman, hit well all For Head Coach Ed Belford, do is to keep the younger kids to ing staff with a chance to get more gave him the ball he pitched into ".Sometimes we looked liked Hunimer. Kyle Adams, our center- onsidering everything, the squad benefit them for the following work in. David Senatore and the fifth or sixth inning." the three-time defending world fiekler, was really stroking the robably accomplished as much high school season. Steve Pietrucka figure to be two of The top pitching performance, champion New York Yankees and ball at the end of the year. The last at other times we looked like the four gumes he was just really rio* it could have. The whole idea of this thing is the mainstays after their pitching however, belonged to graduate efforts this summer. 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They were jump- yesterday. boys basketball team removed at competition the personnel will be and forcing others to create scor- ing out nt us and did a good job West field and Hillside ware in softball least part of the monkey from its much different. Cranford was ing opportunities. The Blue defensively. We've been scoring the top two teams heading into back July 18, defeating Cranford without starting center Hnnif Devils were able to force 60-70 points a game this sum- Monday, each with one loss. in convincing fashion 57-40 in Davis and sixth man Dave turnovers and score some ensy mer, and we're not going to win tVanlbrd and Ridge were tied for league Cranford P.A.L. Summer League Drechsel, while the Blue Devils hoops in transition. .scoring 40 points. We have, third with a (M2 mark. Dayton action. were playing without starters "One thing about these guys is maybe, 10 percent of our offense stood at -lit. with Carterot, SCOTCH PLAINS — St. It was the first time the Blue Jay Cook and Jim McKeon. most of them play hard, and put in and 10 percent of our Governor Livingston, Johnson James continued its recent Devils had beaten Cranford in -Cranford always gives us when you play hard and know- defense. We're just letting the ami Chatham all standing at 2-5. winning surge in the St. Head Coach Kevin Everly's five- trouble, so it's always good to how to play, you're going to be kids play and seeing what they Roselle Park was 0-7, Bart's Men's Old-Timers year tenure, winters and sum- beat them," said Everly, "They able to create some turnovers," can do and how they react on The .semifinals will be ployed Softball League last week, mers included. had players out, we hod players said Everly. "Hopefully we're at their own, more or less. Some u ami 7 p.m. Monday and the nipping St. Patrick 9-8 and Westfield blew open a close out, so it evened up. In the main the point where they know how nights are real good, some nights final will be 7 p.m. Wednesday. St. Louis 5-3. With the victo- game in the third quarter when season (high school), it's going to ries St. James evened its senior-to-be Dan Deserio scored be a whole different bail game.1* ledger at 8-8 and moved nine straight points to start the "It's the summer, we're trying within a half-game of second half as Westfield opened up a 32- to give other kids looks and some place in the Angels Division 21 lead. Deserio finished with 12 time, so it's fine," said Cranford (as of July 20). of his game-high 20 points in the Head Coach Tom Johnstone. "It's St. James 9, St. Patrick quarter as Westfield took a 38-30 one game, it's the summer, it's 8 — The James Gang scored advantage. not a big deal. This is a learning The Blue Devils kept experience. Other than tonight, HOME IMPROVEMENT four runs in the last of the fifth inning and held back a Cranford at arm's length behind they've all picked a different last-inning comeback to earn two timely three-pointers from night to play well. They've all ONECAti PU1S YOU M TOUCH WTrl THESE HOMETOWN WEEKLY NEWSP/ their fifth straight victory. Chris Freisen (10 points) and the stepped up and done the job for Fran Celardo and Robpenetration of Louis Mercer, who us at some point. Summer is a Independent Press • Suburban News • Cranford Chronicle • Record Stratton had three hits each and Karl Grossman drove in two runs, while St. Patrick's To Place Your Ad Call Chris 1-800-981-5640 Gerry Riepe and John DeVito Strong finish for had two RBI each. St. James 13, St. Louis 3 — St. James broke loose for ON TIME BUILDERS TO ADVERTISE NICK GRASSO nine runs in the second Westfield squad TILE CONTRACTORS inning to take command. 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We can listen, 47 yrs old, white female, jogging, gardening and I feel Looking for a marnage mind- laugh, and share nurturing Christian, prolessionat, as il I could enjoy anything ed Born Again believer. 40 to attractive, blue eyes, blonde with that special someone. 60. with great desire lor the and friendship with mutual JJJjJ Publish)siy p/sfJB/jr Lord Jesus Christ, that is the appreciation, interests and hair, enjoys talking, reading, BOX 11535 church, movies, quiet lime. first and last in your life I am life. New York County. BOX MY KIND OF WOMAN a Bible college student, 29156 Seeking white Christian male, educated, family ori- Single white male, 54, seek- studying to be a minister. ROMANCE ing a trim, independent, Likes fishing, camping, pets, ented, fun loving, leave a nature, waterfalls, and bible Single russian beauty, 39, message. BOX 11170 good hearted female, aga 5'9", athletic, slender, tall. open, for companionship. studios. BOX 34319 Seeking fit, handsome, LOOK NO FURTHER American Indian background LOVE IS IN THE AIR young man, for companion- Single white female, Italian, is a plus BOX 11628 Single white male, 39, 5'11\ ship. BOX 11Z14 5'3", dark brown hair, light LOVE IS IN THE AIR 185 Ibs, athletic, in shape' brown eyes. Looking for a Likes boating, skiing, camp- ALMOND WOMAN single white male, in New 51 yr old, single white male, Single black, professional handsome, fit enioys dining ing, skating, dining out. Jersey, 35 to 45, and is look- Looking lor an Asian or female, 46. seeks family ori- ing lo date, and possible Call 1 -9OO-454-2HZ5& to respond out, golf, walks, movies and ented, caring male, 39 to 60, Oriental woman, 30 to 40. in long lerm relationship. BOX the beach, seeking a single shape wilh similar interests Interests can be varied. If 11269 white female, 41 to 52, for a BOX 34362 this almond girl is someone (SI 99 per min. 18 years or older) Touch-Tone and Rotary Phones long term loving relationship, you are looking for, please SWING DANCE PARTNER BOX 11657 PICK UP THE PHONE cell. Until then... BOX 12692 Singlo female, 50's, good Male. 41, never married. 150 I'M THE ONE!!! ALL FOR YOU looking with a great figured. Respondto Ad s using your Visa/Mastercard, Call I •888"7o5"0/ Ibs. likes the beach, skiing Loves dancing, and out- IS2.49 por mini Down to earth, college edu- and more seeking a single Single female, white, 43, cated, single white profes- brown and brown, fun-loving doors. Seeking a single white attractive woman. 30 male (or friendship and sional male. 39, 5'6", 170to 39, warm, friendly, inde- and positive, independent, pendent BOX 34430 confident, likes sports and more. Emphasis on the ONLY THE BEST!! TALL AND ATTRACTIVE ROLL THE DICE IS THIS YOU? GET BACK TO ME Ibs. with dark hair, hazel the out doors, seeks Hustle and Swing dance Looking for accomplished 38 yr old. green eyed, tall, Black female, 39, non-smok- White male, marriage mind- 4Q's, 5'10", blue eyed, brown eyes and a great sense of INTERESTED? dependable partner who partner. BOX 11351 Asian, 60 to 70, healthy and voluptuous brunette Inmate. er, 5'3\ 140 lbs, looking lor a ed, 36, 5'9-. 175 lbs, brown hair, glasses, mustache. humor. In my Iree time I Male. 210 Ibs. likes basket- hair and eyes, non-smoker, enioy movies, day trips, knows how to treat a woman A NICE COMBINATION non-smoker, for a very I enjoy working oul, music, possiblo serious relationship Catholic white male, enjoys ball, picnics, wood work, with respect. BOX 12728 upscale good looking comedy clubs, shooting with a good, honest, decent enjoys the outdoors, movies, dancing, dining out, movies, dancing and more. Seeking looking for a nice Christian Female, 26, 5'8", 130 lbs, dining, antiques, working oul brown eyes and hair, light Caucasian senior who Ispool, sports, and movies. person BOX 42954 plays, tho outdoors, and a single female, 32 to 40. for woman, around 42, who UPTOWN GIRL and more. Seeking an dating and possible LTR. likes children and animals While female, 5'4", attrac- complexion, self employed, very accomplished and tal- Looking for a tall, sponta- more Seeking a female who neous, single man with a attractive, available white wants a male who is roman- BOX 116B8 BOX 34490 tive, average build, upscale, mother of 1, seeking a male, ented! II only the best will do MEN female, 28 to 40, lor a long- no bad habits, In search of 21 to 37. physically fit, and you aro looking for the good sense ot humor. BOX term relationship BOX tic, passionate and humor- LOVING AND CARING GREAT GUY HERE an Asian senior, non-smok- romantic, and playful. BOX cream of the crop, this Is 36287 SEEKING WOMEN 12C13 ous. BOX 12541 White Christian widower, 69, Single male, 39, good look- where il has it roots. BOX ing, good personality, likes er. Enioys ballroom dancing. 11506 COULD BE FATE I Call 1-900-454-2259 THE PEHFCCT MAN 5'6', 165 Ibs, brown eyes, BOX 35669 12197 ATTENTION dining out, traveling, fishing, LET'S LAUGH Singlo. widowed lemale, in $1.99 per mln. Tall, fit. very handsome, dap- gray hair, very energetic and her 50's, attractive, slim, pro- 28 yr. old white malo, 6', 180 active, non-smoker, casual working out. Looking for a ALL FOR YOU 56 yr old female, 5'6", physi- LOST IN LOVE \b'j-. fit, handsomo, brown per, romantic, charming, woman, for dating, and is Single female, 5'2", 115 lbs, fessional, enjoys, outdoors, HEAVEN SENT drinker, employed, two Spanish female, 48, roman- cally fil. blonde hair, attrac- Single male, Christian, 32. hair, brown eyes, alhletic. financially secure, single attractive, on slim side. BOX tic and honest, loves danc- tive, warm, caring, romantic, non-smoker, stable, confi- biking, hiking and long Loves the outdoors, the grown children. Enjoys 34544 walks. Looking lor a single educated, honest, seeking black male, professional. ing and dining out. Seeks outgoing. Seeking a similar dent, independent secure, female. 20 to 25. Christian, beach, tennis, travailing, Enjoys golfing, tennis, foot- movies, music, danc- profsssional while gentle- male, who's warm, caring nice smile, looking for a or widow mala with similar ing, dining, the- ONE WOMAN no children, with the same movies, roller blading. ball, travel, dancing, dining MAN man with a good sense of and has a sunse of humor. clean cut, outgoing, honest, interest for a possiblo long interests BOX 12689 adventuros Seeks attractive ater, sports humor. BOX 35919 dependable, and knows how term relationship. BOX and more. Seeking a very and more Italian En|oys dancing, dining out, female, 18-30. athletic, with attractive, tall, shapely, intel- travel, tho beach and more. to treat a woman like she 40886 MARRIAGE ORIENTED similar interests, for possible Seeking a male. 35, ONE MAN WOMAN should be treated. BOX 44. 5'10-, 170 lbs. ligent female, 21 to 55, 180 lbs, Single white female, 63, BOX 12377 ENTIRELY YOURS long term lelalionship. female to lun. 12707 blonde/blue, trim, athletic Hassaic County BOX 29177 who's eosy going and under- spend affectionate, caring, faithful, Pretty lady, 50, S'5". nice lig- build, Irish/Gorman, hand- standing BOX 35718 nice. full figured woman, In search ure, 125 bs, lun loving, sen- time Enioys some, financially estab- SEEKING COMPANION with. of marriage minded, sing" sitive, Gingle mother ol one, lished, soft spoken gentle- While malo, mid 30's, loves LTRWANTED SECURE RESPONSE t h e or divorced, white male, T< Catholic, seeks sincoro and man, wilh traditional Mid Beetles, some classic disco, Attractive, 44 yr old, Gemini BOX shore, everlasting love and hap honest gentleman GO orWestern values. Enjoys pop, hard/sott rock, also male, hall Italian. Seeking a 11B84 skat- ness. BOX 29259 • NEW ADS EACH WEEK! ovor. You will never realize country drives nnd quaint loves cable TV nnd watching long term relationship with a ing, flea AREU mar- LOVE FOR ALWAYS what you havo missed towns. Soeks warm, caring, video movies, going lor female, mid 30's, non-smok- READY 7 unless you pick up the kets, Attractive. Born-Again feminine woman, 34 to 42. walks Looking for fornale, er, non-drinker, no drugs, Romantic, drives, Christian, loyal, affectionate, SEEKING A GENTLEMAN TRUE LOVE WAITS phone and give mo a call. wilh attractive figure, family rnco open, lo have a mean- attractive, honest. Union passionate, baseball, optimistic, love Cultured, artistic, divorced 35 yr old, single female, BOX 42132 oriented. Children welcome ingful rolalionship wilh. County. BOX 35752 single while cooking, gospel/romantic music, Asian female, very romantic, never married, 5' 11", fil, long BOX 29250 Hudson County. BOX 29170 spending time at NEW IN TOWN male, late 20s. singing, keeping hsallhy, attractive, healthy, youthful blonde hair. Enjoys working- 5*11", 215 Ibs, short home. Seeking non-liction, cooking, nature. looking/minded. Enjoys trav- out, hiking, movies, dining Divorced South American brown hair and blue eyes. 30-40, no children. Seeking Christian man, 48ol, nrt, literature, music and male, late 40's, 57", 145 ibs. female, or body piercings out, and more Seeking an Enjoys outdoors, sports and tattoos, to 62, communicative, alfec- poetry, Seeking calm, easygoing. financially looking for that special lady, more. Seeking a single white intelligent, have donate. Bergen County. romantic, attractive, docent Si irnmer is .ill about 30-40. tha! is easy to get Must be white man ol wisdom, 3B to secure, confident inalo, who female, 20 to 30, who's seri- good values, funny person BOX 29160 Is in shape and over C, to along with, to share special ous and looking to settle ality. BOX 34964 47, 5'8" plus, medium build, limes. BOX 12480 I KNOW WHAT I WANT for friendship first, possibly share life's pleasures. BOX down. BOX 12025 White female, 5'6", 120 Ibs, 13912 sunscreen long lerrn relationship. CLASSICAL MUSIC... slim, dark brown hair and MARRIAGE ORIENTED MEN Borgen County. ROX 29281 AGED LIKE FINE WINE Lover Single white gentle- Marriage oriented, 44, 5'10". eyes, enjoys reading, music, man. Europoan. U.S. SEEKING MEN picnics and quiet times. ROMANTIC TIMES Altractivo foinolo, daik hair Bask in romance 170 Ibs, blonde hair, blue Seeking a tall rrinlo with Sinijle white! fumalo, 46, and oyos. polite, &"", 1B5lbs. mus- shore and romantic tionship. BOX 12378 $1.99 per mm. plexion. Sou king a spiritual vursaiion, piano, romance, cular, itnlian descent, liro- 200 lbs. enjoys movies, arts, 5'5", very leminlne, sophisti- UPSCALE SENIOR evenings, BOX 42340 JUST GIVE ME A CALL cated and above nverage relationship with a divorced cuircnl events. BOX 42369 fiyhter and builder, good cralts. the beach, dining, SUMMER 2001 I nood a new oriental, or walking and good conversa- 26 yr old Cuban female, looking. Enjoys traveling, Asian dance partner. I'm a or widowed iiwlo, 40 to 58 looks nnd personality, many ALWAYS SMILING Single black lemale. full fig- Likes movies, music, dining MH PERSONALITY interests, looking tor an tion Seeking an honest black short hair. 5*4", 118 dining out. booting nnd blonde up scale senior, good Living, loving, laughing, ured, brown hair and eyes. more. Seekim) a sophisticat- in or oul, and much more While Icninlu, middlB ago, easygoing, attractive, slim white female. 45 to 54. with Ibs. Is seeking someone looking, wilh an attractive) dancing, 45 yr okl, widowed Seeking an honest, single between the ages ol 20 and ed, single male, no depend- ligure. BOX 10873 BOX 34335 blonde him and blue oyes. female who is down-to- similar interests. BOX 340B5 black senior male who ents, 29 to 45, wilh strong omth. BOX '12107 white male, with wonderful 30 who Is honest for friend- GET A LITTLE CLOSER PREFERS JEANS average height and weight. TWO HEARTS enjoys movies. Atlantic Cily. ship and possible long term morals. Soiious rolntlonshlp Enjoys loading, movies, the- BYE FOR NOW! children, handsome. III. and dining out BOX 12394 only. BOX 1?41t Divoiced while female, 59, Divorced while lemale, in gieal hair, knows how to live White mnte. never married, relationship. BOX 12301 ater, tiavol, cooking, dining Single malo, stinking a sin- professional. 41. 58". brown (Ifoon oyes, blonde, 5', sook- mid 50's, non-smokor, likes each day. Seeking a similar CIRCLE THIS AD HEART TO HEART DANCING QUEEN. . fug honost and compassion- in oi out. 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