ttBB -m Serving Westfield, Scotch Plains and Fanwood Friday, March 19,2004 __ 50 cents Test scores show achievement gap in Westfield •yMUD district's black students scored at that gap as one of its goals at a public retreat have differences. It's clearly a problem, THE RECORD-PRESS level. last October. and it's something we need to address." Data for Hispanic students was not "We're aware of the disparities, and At Edison Intermediate School, which WESTFIELD — While standardized available for 2002-2003, though achieve- now we're trying to find out what to do," houses most of the district's minority mid- test performance in local schools remained ment by those students lagged behind the said Arlene Gardner, president of the dle school population, the disparity in per- strong in 2003, a striking disparity exists student body during the previous year, Board of Education. She said the board formance is particularly striking. In the between the performance of white stu- according to information posted on the will be trying to compile statistics over a Mathematics portion of last year's Grade dents and minority students, according to state Department of Education web site. wider range of years to obtain a more Eight Proficiency Assessment (GEPA), information published as part of the The trend revealed in the statistics, accurate picture of the disparity in per- 76.5 percent of the school's 17 African state's latest School Report Cards. released March 3, is not new to Westfield formance between different student American students did not achieve profi- Overall, 92 percent of district students administrators, who identified the gap in groups. ciency. On the same test, 18 percent of achieved proficiency or advanced profi- achievement even before No Child Left Superintendent William Foley pointed white students, and 22.9 percent of all stu- ciency in tests taken by fourth, eighth, and Behind legislation required schools to ana- out the high overall scores, achieved with dents, at Edison were not proficient. 1 lth-grade students during the 2002-2003 lyze the performance of disaggregate stu- per-pupil spending that is below the state The failure rate for black students at school year — one of the best rates in dent groups for the first time. The board average. Union County. But only 60.5 percent of the established narrowing the achievement (Continued on page A-2) Tifleeia But, said Foley, "There's no question we Sco/c/f Plains-Fanwood High junior Steve Mineo finished fourth in the Westfield Council state, one of three Raider wrestlers to place at this past weekend's state finals. Senior Derek Francavilla fin- introduces ished second in the state, and sen- trims ior Andrew Silber was fifth. For coverage see Sports, Page C-1. 'perfect projected storm' tax hike budget •yORfOMAAX •yMUD THE RECORD-PRESS THE RECORD-PRESS SCOTCH PLAINS — With some fortuitous news on the WESTFIELD — The Town revenue side of the ledger, and Council Tuesday unanimously some extra cuts on the spending introduced a 2004 municipal side, the Township Council budget that, if adopted, would sliced a little more off the 2004 raise the rate for municipal prop- property tax increase at its erty taxes by nearly 15 percent. meeting Tuesday night. That would mean the property In its latest incarnation, the tax increase faced by the owner budget calls for an increase of of an average home in the town, four tax points, or about 3.2 assessed at about $177,500, percent. That would raise the would be approximately $210. municipal tax rate from $1.24 Last year, when the average to $1.28 per $100 of astessed home was assessed at $176,800, value, which translates to an Cutting a nn the average tax hike was $75. increase of about $48 on a home If the budget is finally assessed at the township aver- Five times a year, the Friday approved as it now stands, the 1 NICOLE OJMELLA/ age of $120,000. Nighters Ballroom Dance Club gath- tax rate for the average home- STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER The total budget will be ers in Scotch Plains tor an evening owner will rise from approxi- about $19.5 million. With much ofjuking, jiving and all-around fun. mately 79 cents per $100 of of the spending increase driven Last Friday was one of those nights assessed value to 90.7 cents per by mandated or fixed costs, — for the story, turn to Page 8-1. $100 of assessed value, an municipal officials have said it increase of nearly 12 tax points. does not represent any major The total municipal budget new spending, but also does not would be set at $30.0 million, an call for large cuts to services. increase of about 7.1 percent over The latest tax rate figure, the 2003 budget's total spending J which should be intact when figure of $28.0 million. Rockin the budget is introduced March Mayor Greg McDermott said 23, represents a cut of one tax the town council faced "a perfect point, or $12 on the average storm" in crafting the 2004 budg- and rollin' home, from the increase that et. had been proposed earlier. "It's unfortunate we're in a sit- Since that time, the council uation where we're facing such a at the JCC has actually had to adjust its large tax increase," he said, Shira Kline, a New York City- spending upwards on some cat- adding the increase was neces- based performer, brought her egories, including legal fees. sary to "make sure we keep the skills to the Jewish But it has also cut proposed town solvent" and prevent the Community Center in Scotch spending in other areas, such as Eagle Scout soars town from borrowing excessively Plains Monday, delighting police and street maintenance. Scotch Plains resident Andrew to meet its needs. the children in attendance More importantly, the town- Machrone, a member of Scout Troop Although the appropriations with songs that emphasized ship gained about another 73 at Holy Trinity Church in Westfield, portion of the budget increased Jewish education. Westfield $65,000 in state aid, and was recently awarded the rank of by only about 7 percent, this year resident Sophie Grigaux, 4V4, learned that it had more money Eagle Scout. Machrone's Eagle project the revenue side of the budget was among those who came in surplus than was anticipat- declined for three major reasons, out and enjoyed the show. ed. involved leading a group of Scouts in The musical theme at the building storage units for the pre- according to town administrator With that good news, the Jim Gildea, JCC continues with the third only question Tuesday was how school at the Fanwood-Scotch Plains annual "Battle of the Bands" YMCA See the story on Page B-1. The town's investment income much to cut the budget, as for high school musicians 8- Mayor Martin Marks raised the is down considerably, having 11 p.m. March 27. For more been affected by low national on that event, turn to possibility of an increase of just interest rates. Gildea said the Community Life, Page B-1. three tax points, or 2.4 percent. town could not anticipate as But the experience of last much revenue from that category year, when unanticipated spend- as in recent years. ing, declining revenues and a Sale of municipal assets is not dwindling surplus combined to included as a line item in the create a double-digit tax Board mooting 2004 budget. That item by itself increase, made the council mem- rescheduled (Continued on page A-2) (Continued on page A-2) Last week's Westfield Board of Education meeting was cancelled due to inclement weather and has been rescheduled for 8 p.m. Review supports traffic Mayor to businesses: Tuesday night The agenda will include discussion of the district's proposed strategic plan and the ten- study, with some caveats Want a SID? Show us tative 2004-2005 school budget, with focus on technology initiatives. take a look at the traffic situation," said By OKA MARX move. As proposed, the SID would include A draft of the strategic plan is now THE RECORD-PRESS Councilman Mark Ciarrocca. "But even THE RECORD-PRESS all commercial businesses, apartments of available at www. westfieldnj.com. with the review, there are still a lot of more than four units and commercial WESTFIELD — A review of an issues that need to be worked through on SCOTCH PLAINS — If the members of vacant land along Park Avenue, East Edwards and Kelcey traffic study has con- the traffic issue to see if redevelopment is the local business community want a spe- Second Street, Front Street, Terrill Road, firmed that study's conclusion that pro- feasible," cial improvement district to be established and the blocks of Westfield Avenue, Bartle posed redevelopment projects slated for Councilman Rafael Betancourt said in the downtown, they're going to have to Avenue, Forest Road, Church Street, South Avenue and Prospect and Elm that even if the town does not ultimately show it. Grand Street, Mountain Avenue, and streets will not substantially affect traffic decide to pursue redevelopment, the traf- That was the message Mayor Martin Sunset Place adjacent to Park Avenue. on the town's roadways. fic study and its peer review have great Marks delivered at the Township Council's Those properties would be assessed a Commentary A-4 The peer review, which was conducted value to town officials. conference meeting Tuesday night. While special tax in addition to the standard by Parsippany-based Keller and "This study will assist us in evaluating he expressed optimism about what the dis- property tax based on a six-tiered, flat rate Community Life B-1 Kirkpatrick, found that trip generation what will happen in that neighborhood (in trict could accomplish, Marks made clear system. Properties will be assessed created by redevelopment could be consid- the future)," he said, referring to the South he would not support its creation unless he between $250 and $2,000 based on Sports C-1 erably higher than reported in the original Avenue site. is convinced downtown property owners assessed property values. study's findings, but the firm "did not find According to the review, the traffic and business owners support the move. Those revenues would be used to pay for Prime Time B-2 that higher trip generation would change study did not adequately address "If you really want this, come out and physical improvements, marketing and col- the conclusions in the report." Saturday traffic conditions or traffic oper- tell us," Marks said. "If you're ambivalent lective negotiation. The annual budget for Obituaries A-6 In the summary of findings, the review ational problems resulting from stacking about it, stay home (and) it's not going to the SID would be overseen by a special cor-; found that the Edwards and Kelcey study or police traffic directors. Also, the review happen." poration representing local commercial Real Estate C-2 "was prepared using appropriate data and recommends a higher level of improve- The comments came after a special interests and other stakeholders. methodology for the most part." steering committee appointed to explore Police Log A-4 "It's good to have a second pair of eyes (Continued on page A-2) the possibility of a SID recommended the (Continued on page A-2) A-2 R«cord Prm%% March 19, 2004 Review supports traffic study 'Perfect storm9 budget introduced (Continued from page A-l) Kelcey's use of an NJ Transit trips generated during the planning handbook, which the peak morning hours and 210 (Continued from page A-l) Policy Committee. merits to the intersection of firm says suggests the applica- during the peak evening hours. "We knew we had a tough budget this year South and Central Avenues. tion of a 25 percent and 50 per- On Prospect and Elm, the represented a contribution of $300,000 to the and we wanted to do the right thing" by pre- In addition, the review sug- cent reduction factor to resi- review expects the parking 2003 budget, money not included in this year's venting cuts in services, he said. gests that the town many want dential and retail trip genera- deck to generate 76-157 new budget. The police department's budget rose 37 per- "to consider restrictions on the tion, respectively, due to the vehicle trips per peak hour. Also, for the first time since 1998, the town cent, an increase attributable to the machine type of retail that can occupy did not regenerate the surplus it contributed to service contract and technological improve- proximity of the train station. The Edwards and Kelcey the previous year's budget. In 2003, the town the project, in order to limit Keller and Kirkpatrick's report study suggested that the town ments such as a digital fingerprint system and trip generation." contributed $3.8 million to the budget, and this mobile data terminals for police cars. claims the handbook contains coordinate traffic signals along year the contribution from surplus will fall to Establishment of parking administration An interesting point of con- no detailed reference to trip North Avenue, South Avenue $3.5 million. Gildea said last year's council tention is Edwards and under the police department's budget also con- generation and therefore and Central Avenue, a finding took an aggressive approach in applying such a tributed to the increase. And the police depart- should not be used a.s a basis confirmed by the review. large surplus figure to the operating budget, a. ment will be replacing four police cars this year for expecting reduced trip gen- Also, the review suggests a move he defended as fiscally appropriate. instead of three, as the costs of maintaining eration. three-lane eastbound approach The revenue loss from the last two items existing police cars has been rising substan- on South Avenue en route to its The review recommends accounts for approximately $600,000, money tially. L . instead a reduction of 10 per- intersection with Central that this year will largely have to be made up The town will also be contributing about A Fem Jersey Advance, Inc. newspaper cent in residential trip genera- Avenue. The original study rec- by increased revenue from property taxes. $155,000 toward police and fire department NJN Publishing ©2004 tion, since a small portion of ommended a two-lane State aid did increase this year by about pension funds this year. That figure is about 20 commuters can be expected to approach, with the addition of a $94,000 after remaining flat for the previous percent of the total the town must contribute to Record-Press (US PS 006-049) is reach the train station by tran- signalized left-turn only (north- two years. The increased aid helped reduce the the fund, a contribution that will continue for published on Friday by NJN sit or carpool. bound) lane on South Avenue. tax levy, but by no more than about half a tax the next five years. Publishing, 301 Central Ave., Clark, point. NJ 07066 (908) 575-6660, Second Because the proposed rede- Edwards and Kelcey are In previous years, returns from lucrative velopment project does not cur- preparing a response to the Though spending increased by 7 percent, investments precluded municipal contribution class postage paid at Cranford, NJ about two-thirds of the increase is non-discre- 07016, POSTMASTER: please rently contain restrictions on Keller and Kirkpatrick review. to the pension funds. types of retail, the review also A public forum is tentatively tionary, according to Councilman Peter The public hearing and adoption of the 2004 send changes to NJN Publishing , Echausse, who is the chair of the Finance Fulfillment office , PO Box 699, suggests that the Edwards and scheduled for Wednesday, municipal budget will be held April 20. Someryille, NJ 08876, Kelcey's expectation of 0 and 24 March 31; at that meeting, the Subscription rates by mail, one trips generated during the traffic study and its review will year within Union County $17, out morning and evening peak be presented to the mayor, the of county $20, out of state $24. To travel hours by the retail por- council and the public. subscribe call 1-800-300-9321 tion of the South Avenue proj- The Keller and Kirkpatrick Test scores show achievement gap ect is too low. The review sug- review is available at the clerk's (Continued from page A-l) failure rate for black students district is attempting to deter- gests a more likely figure of 60 office, located in the municipal on that test was 57 percent. mine why a larger percentage of building at 425 East Broad Edison on that test was slightly In the Language Arts section black students wind up in spe- Street. The Edwards and Kelcey higher than the rate for black of the GEPA, 41.2 percent of cial education. study is available online at students statewide. In districts black students at Edison did not As administrators try to pin www.westfieldredevelopment- serving communities with simi- achieve proficiency compared to down the reasons for the project.com. lar socioeconomic indicators, the only 5.5 percent of white stu- achievement gap, the district ROOFING dents and 9.2 percent of all stu- will pursue a three-tiered dents at the school. approach to try to solve the Cape Cod $2,500 Black students also scored problem and bolster the scores 10O Off substantially worse than the of all low performers. 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Jersey Boy A smart move on the Highlands In recent years, there has been a lot of talk about control- ling development in New Jersey and preserving as much Mike Deak undeveloped land as possible. The main strategy has been to throw a lot of money at the problem with municipalities, counties and the state all going on a land-buying spree. But So much to do, money will not alone solve the problem. That's why Gov. James McGreevey*s ambitious proposal to so little time create a regional council to regulate development in the Highlands area — which stretches across much of northern I've got a lot of living to do. New Jersey and supplies drinking water to more than half of There are a lot of things I've the state's residents — deserves quick action by the haven't done in my life, and I will be busy in my remaining mortal Legislature. days on Earth trying to accom- The Highlands Task Force finally reached a consensus on plish as much as I can of what a course of action last Friday. It is a bold and balanced everybody else has already done. approach to protecting one of the state's most environmen- I've missed out on a lot and I tally sensitive areas, and one which is also under the most want to live the rest of my life on development pressure. an equal footing with everyone At the center of the task force's recommendation is the else. identification of a preservation core area between 350,000 For example: and 390,000 acres. Within that area the task force is recom- I've never been to South mending stricter rules for development, including regula- Hampton, East Hampton or West tions for steep slopes, wastewater treatment, buffers and Hampton. I've been to Hampton, wetlands. N.J. though; it's nice. Long Island is just too scary for me. The task force also called for a regional planning council I've never dated a supermodel which would create a regional master plan for the entire or an actress on "Baywatch." I did Highlands region. That council would have independent and go out, however, one time with a mandatory authority for planning, zoning and development girl who was a member of the enforcement within the preservation area. Sew What 4-H Club who once Another key suggestion is greater coordination among modeled a lime green jump suit state agencies to develop a concerted action plan to use all of for the benefit of the Gerald Ford the state's resources to protect the Highlands. campaign. I just couldn't take life The task force has hit a home run in protecting the criti- in the fast lane with her, especial- cal land that provides clean and plentiful water to half the ly after she played Emily in the state's residents," McGreevey said. "The recommendations Neshanic Station Playhouse's break the decade-long logjam to move forward a comprehen- Letters to the editor version of "Our Town." sive bold protection plan that is reasonable and just tailored I've never performed a bungee jump or rode the rapids of the to the Highlands" Colorado River. Ever since I got The protection of the Highlands may, decades from now, Attack on Jung was unwarranted a boo-boo on my knee after falling be seen as the McGreevey Administration's greatest achieve- off the monkey bars in first ment. The same course of action now needs to be taken in To The Record-Press: Republican initiative. Mr. Kline, during his 7-plus grade, 1 haven't done anything other areas of the state, particularly Central Jersey, where a I find it necessary to respond to the letter to the years on council, never introduced, approved or voted riskier than once catch a Softball regional approach to planning is badly needed. editor by Lon Levy recently published in a local pub- for a double-digit tax increase. There would be no rea- with my face. I bruise easily. son now to support a double-digit tax increase. In lication. I've never shot a gun or used a First I must ask the question, Mr. Levy, who are fact, this year there have been several favorable you? Have you ever served on a town committee or budget developments, as indicated in Mr. Kline's bow and arrow. I have killed two appeared at a borough meeting to voice your opinion? recent letter to the editor. deer, however; my weapon of Marks takes I ask these questions since Mr. Levy lias criticized I take extreme exception to Mr. Levy's assessment choice was a 1991 Toyota Corolla, two individuals who have given Fanwood countless of the election. Downtown redevelopment specifically a four-wheel killing machine. I hours of their time for $1 a year - former Mayor affected 45 landlords and merchant owners of busi- put crosshairs on the windshield. the right tack Louis Jung and sitting Councilman Stuart Kline. nesses in the 6.5 acre block of Fanwood's downtown. I've never had a romantic It is absolutely ridiculous that Mr. Levy has Of the 45, only six had indicated concerns, three of encounter in an airplane, a public which were very vocal without ever participating in restroom or a bedroom closet dur- The position Scotch Plains Mayor Martin Marks staked accused former Mayor Jung and Councilman , Kline ing a crowded party at some- out Tuesday night on the future of the Special of "some fractious, vicious partisanship" that Mf.'Levy the 22 meetings of the mayor and council regarding says has infected our national and state politics. Mr. downtown. Only one of the 45 lives in Fanwood. body's house. An old-fashioned Improvement District — that it would hinge on the support motel room on Route 22 has shown by the affected members of the business community Jung has served Fanwood with integrity and honesty Downtown was not the only issue in the election. and has always adhered to bipartisan representation Taxes were primary; the Democratic platform was a always been good enough for me. — is right on target. on all committees and commissions and always reduction of property taxes and who wouldn't vote for I've never paid money to see a In theory, a Special Improvement District can be a very sought bipartisan support for all projects and under- that? A double digit tax increase by the current movie with Arnold good thing. By pooling resources, downtown property own- takings during his tenure as mayor. administration is not a reduction in my book! Schwarzenegger or Bruce Willis. ers and entrepreneurs can achieve things that would be Lou Jung has been a dedicated servant to In conclusion, ratables are the issue in Fanwood, There's no other explanation for beyond their reach independently, and can also create the Fanwood for 22 years. He has served on the Board of Mr. Levy. The Democrats ran on the platform of prop- this other than simple good taste. right environment for future private investment. Education, Borough Council and as Mayor. Since Jan. erty tax reduction. A gain of $300,000-$500,000 in I've never made a killing in But, as has been argued in this space before, a SID is 1, 2004, Mr. Jung has voiced his opinion just once on potential annual ratables as per the plan proposed by the stock market. I did, however, only a good idea if the business community thinks it is. The a Fanwood issue, and that because the press asked the developer isn't all that bad. To have 30-40,000 sq. once get a tube of Colgate for free steering committee that produced a report recommending him for a comment. Yet Mr. Levy wants him to show ft. of new, safe Victorian-themed merchant space can by shrewd use of the double the "same grace" given to him when he became add a lot to the lifestyle of Fanwoodians. coupon option at a supermarket. the SID has worked for many months, devoted many hours That was just two weeks ago and and convinced many skeptics. But unless the business com- mayor. Mr. Levy also wants Mr. Jung to withdraw Redevelopment that includes Victorian townhous- from politics. What politics, Mr. Levy? What are you es on LaGrande Avenue and Second Street using no I'm still in a state of Nirvana. munity decides to take ownership of the initiative and put talking about? "Get Over What'? taxpayer money, minimal impact on the school sys- I've never taken cocaine, hero- the plan into practice, the proposal is just words on paper. Councilman Kline, although disrespected by Mr. tem, and no affordable low-ncome housing is the in, LSD or any of the other drugs Marks put the ball squarely in the court of the people Levy, is a Man of La Mancha. He is not just another lifestyle I want for myself and my fellow for which possession is a felony. who own buildings and run businesses downtown. It will be politician! What advantage is he maneuvering for. Fanwoodians. In my wild and reckless college interesting to see what they do next. Mr. Levy? He is not running for office. CLAYTON S. PIERCE days, I once did drink some Coke Never has a 11.6 percent budget increase been a Fanwood after taking an aspirin. And I survived, though I had night- mares for days about the Alka- Seltzer boy dancing on my grave. The Record-Press is here for you Ferguson's actions are off target I've never gotten into a fist- To The Record-Press: Funny that Ferguson didn't complain when the fight. There has been no conflict The following information should help you get your Last week's editorial, "When Politicians Sweat the "activist" Supreme Court inserted itself into the 2000 in my life passionate enough to ideas and community news into The Record-Press: Small Stuff," was right on target. Politicians should election to determine who should become president. warrant violence. But I've got a Call Editor Gregory Marx at (732) 396-4219 with story quit their grandstanding on "issues" such as gay mar- But since God has been brought into this, let's remind lot of friends who are lawyers. suggestions, questions or comments. For sports, call Daniel riage and indecency in the media and start showing ourselves what the founding fathers of this nation I've never swung from a lamp- Murphy at (732) 396-4202. some leadership on important things like universal said: "We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all post and sung "Singin' in the Our address: The Record-Press, 301 Central Ave.. Clark, health care, job creation, and the enormous deficit. Men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Rain" like Gene Kelly. However, NJ, 07066. Ironically, on the very next page of the paper was a Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among about 20 years ago, I did roll Our fax number is (732) 574-2613. peifect example of this grandstanding: an announce- these are Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Happiness." down the windows of my car and Our e-mail address is [email protected]. ment from Congressman Mike Ferguson that he's Ferguson evidently believes that this doesn't apply sing "Seasons in the Sun." It was signed on as a co-sponsor of a constitutional amend- to gay people, especially the part about pursuing hap- a soft spring night, when even the ment to ban gay marriage. piness. While he is entitled to believe that his Creator chirps of crickets were sexy. I'm Ferguson says that "marriage between a man and forbids gays to marry, no one is entitled to enshrine in not ashamed; after all, I was in a woman should be protected... from activist judges the Constitution of the United States religiously- love with a girl who was starring t&ts who are now attempting to re-define marriage." and based discrimination against one segment of in a production of "Our Town." cxr r ft-33reg g that "marriage between a man and a woman... is a American society. Shame on you, Mr. Ferguson. I've never been a roadie for a sacred bond protected for centuries by law, custom, BOB PINHEIRO rock band. However, once I had to and religious belief." Westfield resist the wiles of the legendary NJN Publishing © 2004 groupies that gather around the A Penn Jersey Advance, Inc. Newspaper pressroom door every Wednesday Where's outcry over DYFS failures? night and wait breathlessly for Publisher Eileen Bickd the first copies of this newspaper 732-396-4404 To The Record-Press: with relief when DYFS declared that the safety of to roil off the press. I am a man of Editor Greg Marx 732-396-4219 He begged for a Big Mac or maybe a Happy 14,000 children had been investigated and assured. honor; I was short of cash and I Sports Editor Dan Murphy 732-396-4202 Meal, even a doughnut. "She declined," according to It wasn't true. would never ask a woman to Tcleccnter Manager Deanna Antbickl 908-782-4747 ext. 684 a daily newspaper. Children waited. Deadlines passed. share the cost of a motel room on When he found half of an old dirty cookie in her Some people feed stray cats when they appear on Route 22. glove compartment and swallowed it, she agreed the porch. I even read an article about one Good The list goes on and on. Why, not to tell Miss Vanessa, his foster mother. Samaritan who feeds raccoons in the neighborhood. oh why, have I never used an An emaciated child was afraid and hungry. He But a hungry child asked for a burger and "she obscenity when playing a game of implored a "safe" adult to feed him. She declined. declined." Mad Libs? SOI Central Artnut, Clark, V/ 07066 Then this Division of Youth and Family Services Thirty-eight times adults, charged with the I fee! I've missed out on a lot worker documented his hunger, her refusal and his responsibility of the children's safety, had the of what life has to offer. With only President Thomas II. KreM 908-782--J747 EMfr)0 fear. That is not a system failure; that is a person opportunity to rescue those four starving boys. an estimated 30 years to add Senior V.P. Operations Joseph Clnioso 908-575-6759 failure. It is a metaphor for depraved indifference. Every time we pass those golden arches or more accomplishments on the Controller Margaret M. terke 908-782-J7H7 EM670 For over a year the people in New Jersey have inhale the intoxicating aroma of coffee and dough- resume of my life, I doubt that I been appalled by the horrific abuse and neglect nuts, we must remember that hungry child. will get more than a C when arising from stories of children under the auspices Save the whales and black bears. we're nil ranked in God's class- News: Phone: 732-396-4219 Fax: 732-574-2613 of DYFS. Again and again, bureaucrats and politi- "I Brake for Animals." room. With my life more than cians have insisted on their dismay and talked "This Product Was Not Tested on Animals." half gone, I still have a chance to Circulation: 1-800-300-9321 about revision and reform — new policies, new pro- Ban abortion and stem cell research. Advertising: 732-396-4404 • Classified: 1-800-472-0102 raise my final grade to at least 0 cedures. 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| Police Log Waste Management employee Best Friend Shop plans WESTFIELD is appointed to board of freeholders bag sale this Saturday Joseph Massett of Garwood was SCOTCH PLAINS — The Best welcome. Crafts people are encour- arrested for burglary and theft The Union County classes meeting once each week. Friend Second Chance Resale aged to donate original craft items. from a garage located on South Democratic Committee has | County news All registrations and fees Shop, located at 1750 East Second All proceeds from the sale will Avenue March 9. Masett was held unanimously selected John must be submitted in-person at St., welcomes spring with a 50 per- benefit homeless rescued pets on $10,000 bail. Wohlrab to Fill an unexpired the Watchung Stable located at cent off sale ending this Saturday awaiting adoption, and will be *** term on the Union County and was an organizer of the 1160 Summit Lane in with a bag sale. This is the first used to pay for veterinary care, The manager of South Avenue Board of Freeholders. Mayor's Humanitarian Mountainside. Office hours are time ever that the Best Friend inoculations, neutering and business reported theft of services Wohlrab fills the unexpired Committee in the City of from 9 a.m.-noon, and 1-4 p.m. Resale Shop has had a bag sale, boarding of pets awaiting adop- March 9. A customer refused to pay term of Nicholas Scutari who Linden, which provides aid to daily. For further information, which will include almost every- tion. for services, placing a stop pay- was elected to the New Jersey those in need. and to obtain registration mate- thing in the store. The shop is open every ment on his check. State Senate. Wohlrab also served for 14rials, call (908) 789-3665. Good quality donations are Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday and *** Wohlrab is a magna cum years as a member of the always welcome, and may be Saturday, 10:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. On March 9, officers arrested laude graduate of Seton Hall Alcoholic Beverage Control Groups encouraged brought in any time during store and Thursday, 10:30 a.m.-6 p.m. Jonathon Deberoise of Westfield University where he earned a Commission in the City of hours. Especially requested are The shop desperately neetU for possession of controlled danger- bachelor's degree in business Linden, including 12 years as its to apply for grants items of good quality in the follow- committed volunteers who want ous substances during a motor administration. He works as the chairman. The Union County Board of ing categories: collectibles, to help save rescued animals. For vehicle stop at South Avenue and director of government and Chosen Freeholders invites antiques, jewelry, small furniture, further information or to volun- Sussex Street. municipal relations for Waste Registration now open local non-profit organizations, unused gift items, silver, china, etc. teer, call (908) 233-9041 or (T.i2> Deberoise was released on his Management, Inc., a publicly- individual artists and scholars New cloths "with tags on" are also 388-8930. own recognizance. traded company and the largest for riding lessons to apply for funding from the solid waste management com- The Union County Watchung 2004 Union County HEART Antoine Sanford, 25, of Newark pany in the world. Stables in Mountainside is busy Grant Program. was arrested Saturday on an Wohlrab currently lives in preparing for the adult horse- This program supports proj- *** trim active warrant issued by the Hillside, but will be returning to back riding lessons that begin ects related to history, the arts Cranford Municipal Court. Linden upon the completion of 1 the week of March 23. Theand humanities, and demon- This Ctlfi'l*r's for tfOtt! tlf i/ou tin tiho fliwiit i>i Stutniih.tltitt's a ;i/«s/i Sanford was additionally charged construction of his home there. weekly lessons for beginners strates a commitment to the with possession of a fraudulent Set your own schedule - and earnings! Long-established company wants energetic persons to gather info Wohlrab is a long-time com- through advanced riders are for artists and non-profit organiza- for ongoing national consumer research propel Our paid training prepares you to travel to various parts insurance card and was released munity activist in Linden, people 18 years of age and older. tions of Union County. o( the U.S. to interview consumers in their homes (air travel may be required). after posting bail. where he has been a coach for Classes are available on To request HEART Grant We pay all work-related expenses and you'll earn an excellent income. Linden Police Athletic Leagues Sundays at 12:45 p.m.information; , contact the Union No worfc tiptntiKt is rtquutd* SCOTCH PLAINS ' Can you carefully record answers' • Do you read and speak well! and the Linden Recreation Tuesdays at 10 a.m.; andCounty Division of Cultural and • Are you self-motrvated. friendly, persistent and detail oriented? Leagues. 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Member FDIC. Fleet and the Fleet logo arc reglsleredmark s of FleetBoston Financial Corporation. © ZOO4 FlertBosion Fiimnclal Corporation. AM rights reserved. A-6 Record Press March 19, 2004 Nicholas DiGirolamo Obituaries Robert D. Blood WESTFiELD — Nicholas J. deceased. WESTFIELD — Robert D. Blood, is deceased. DiGirolamo, 88, died March 10, Surviving are his wife of 63 Blood, 66, died March 13,2004 at Surviving are his second wife, 2004 at Muhlenberg Regional years, Rose M. Sbordone his home in Boonton Township. Joan Lionetti-Blood; three Medical Center in Plainfield. DiGirolamo; two sons, Nicholas J. Ernest R. Powell Born in Newark, he lived in daughters, Debi Lynn Born in Brooklyn, he lived in Jr. and Thomas M.; a daughter, SCOTCH PLAINS — Ernest well as a church trustee and Westfield for 40 years before Rittenhouse of Monmouth Elizabeth before moving to Maria E. Toth; two brothers, Russell Powell, 87, died March 8, financial secretary. He was active moving to Boonton Township in Junction, Cheri Ann Pate of Westfield in 1940. Joseph and Salvatore; and three 2004 in Arlington, Texas. in the Westfield Negro History 2002. Ringoes and Kelly Jean Angilly of ' Mr. DiGirolamo was with the grandchildren. Born Nov. 15, 1916 in Club. Mr. Blood was a former vice Meriden, Conn.; and seven Westfield school system for 24 Services were held Saturday at Boardman, N.C., he was a son of A Navy veteran of World War president and comptroller of the grandchildren. years and retired in 1980 as its the Rossi Funeral Home, Scotch the late Burbank and Emma II, Mr. Powell took up golf at age Group Department at the Friends are invited to a memo- supervisor of maintenance. He Plains, followed by a funeral Mass Powell. 72 and played at the Scotch Hills Prudential Insurance Co. He was rial gathering 1-4 p.m. tomorrow was an usher for Masses at Holy at Holy Trinity Church. Burial Mr. Powell lived in Westfield Golf Club. with Prudential for 42 years and at the Rittenhouse residence. For Trinity Roman Catholic Church was in Fairview Cemetery. before moving to Scotch Plains. His wife of 66 years, Willnette retired in 1997 from its Roseland more information, contact the and a member of his parish's sen- The family would appreciate He was a mailman for 38 years "Billie," died in June. office. Mackey Funeral Home in ior citizens club. donations to Westfield Rescue with the Westfield post office and Surviving are two sons, Russell He earned a bachelor's degree Boonton at (973) 334-5252. He was an Army veteran of Squad, 335 Watterson St., P.O. Box later was self-employed as a of Fort Washington, Md., and Kim in business from Rutgers Donations may be sent to World War II. 356, Westfield, NJ 07091 or Mass University in 1965. Mr. Blood American Cancer Society, Morris '. A sister, Rose Marsello, is house painter. of Arlington, Texas; three daugh- cards at Holv Trinitv Church. He was a longtime officer in ters, Jackie Crawley of was a past president and coach of County Unit, 669 Littleton Road, the Men's Club of the Westfield Y, Wilmington, N.C., Donna Powell the Westfield Girls Soaball Parsippany, NJ 07054-4836 or William C, Bornmann where Mr. Powell participated in Smith of Southington, Conn., and League. your local Associated Humane His First wife, Nancy Carlson Society. WESTFIELD - William master's degree from Columbia the annual Christinas tree sales. Vicki Powell Worley of Las Cruces, Charles Bornmann, 86, died University. Air. Bornmann stud The national YMCA honored him N.M.; a sister, Alice Bazley and March 12, 2004 at his home. ied graduate courses at Yale with its Service Award in 2000 for husband Jack of Edison; 14 grand- Lillian Gatens Born in Brooklyn, he was a son University. his recording 50 years as a volun- children, 24 great-grandchildren, teer. A pavilion at Camp Speers- two great-great-grandchildren SCOTCH PLAINS — Lillian H. Piscataway, Richard and wife of the late Dr. Carl Frost Adelaide A sister, Kathryn, is deceased. Peterson Gatens, 83, died March 8, Patricia of Annandale and David Cornelia Vogel Bornmann. Surviving are his wife, Gladys Eljabar in Dingmans Ferry, Pa,, is and two cousins. named in his honor. Services were held Saturday at 2004 at Robert Wood Johnson and wife Jude of Feasterville, Pa.; Mr. Bornmann lived in Elsie Crenning Bornmann; a son, University Hospital in New three brothers, Earl L. Peterson, Georgia before moving to William Carl; a daughter, Mr. Powell was a past worship- the Bethel Baptist Church. ful master, former secretary and Arrangements were by the Brunswick. Kenwood L. Peterson and Vernon Westfield. He was with the Barbara Ann; two sisters, Betty Mrs. Gatens was born in St. A. Peterson, and two sisters, June Johnson & Higgins Insurance Co. Steinemann and Adelaide; and former treasurer of Stone Square Judkins Colonial Home in C. Peterson Lundblad and Phyllis Jn Manhattan for 30 years, retir- two grandchildren. Lodge 38, Free & Accepted Plainfield. In lieu of flowers, dona- Paul, Minn., and lived in Westfield Masons, Prince Hull Affiliate, in tions may be sent to Camperships for nine years before moving to E. Peterson Hoffman, all of ing in 1981 as a vice president A memorial service will be Scotch Plains in 1962. She had Minnesota; and three grandchil- and director of the casualty Sunday, April 18 at the First Plainfield. He was a Sunday at Camp Speers-Eljabar, c/o dren. department. He earlier was for United Methodist Church of school teacher at the Bethel Westfield Y Men's Club, 220 Clark resided since 1992 in Conroe, five years a mathematics profes- Westfield. Baptist Church in Westfield as St., Westfield, NJ 07090. Texas. A funeral Mass was held Feb. 12 sor at the Georgia Institute of Arrangements are by the Gray She was retired from the admin- at St. Philip the Apostle Roman Technology. Funeral Home. Donations may be istration department of Haarman Catholic Church in Saddle Brook. He earned a bachelor's degree sent to the First United Marleen Joy Parness & Reimer in Springfield. Mrs. Burial was in Cedar Lawn from Hamilton College and a Methodist Church of Westfield. Gatens was a member of the Cemetery, Paterson. WESTFIELD — Marleen Joy Commerce and Westfield Parent- Panorama Country Club in Conroe. Arrangements were by the Wolff Parness died March 11, Teacher Organization. Her husband, Thomas, died in Cusick Funeral Home in James T. Summers 2004 at her home. Her mother, Rose Wachter 1997. Somerville. Donations may be sent SCOTCH PLAINS — James Center in Edison. She was born in Queens and Wolff, is deceased. Surviving are four sons, John to Multiple Myeloma Foundation, Terrence Summers, 39, died Surviving are two brothers, had lived in Westfield since 1981. Surviving are her husband, and wife Paula of Waynesville, 51 Locust Ave., Suite 201, New March 5, 2004 at University Gregory of Scotch Plains and Mrs. Parness was a certified Richard; her father, Henry Wolff; N.C., Thomas and wife Donna of Canaan, CT 06840. Hospital in Newark. Jason of Piscataway; and three public accountant and a principal a daughter, Ellyn; a son, He was born in Newark and sisters, Johnnese, DeVon and in the Westfield accounting firm Matthew; and two sisters, Gail lived in that city before moving to Johnell, all of Piscataway. Parness & Parness. She earned a Zwilling and Marsha Kovener. Lillian Kesty Scotch Plains in 1970 Services were held Feb. 12 at master's degree in taxation from Services were held Sunday at WESTFIELD — Lillian Hadley 60 years, Stephen Sr.; two sons, Mr. Summers was a computer the Rose of Sharon Community Pact- University in 1981. She the Menorah Chapels at Kesty, 93, died March 13, 2004 at Stephen Jr. of Hampton and Jon of technician for 16 years with Church in Plninfield. received n bachelor's degree in Millburn, in Union. Burial was in Kimball Medical Center in New Boston, N.H.; five grandchil- Royal Doulton in Somerset. He Arrangements were by the accounting in 1975 from Queens Beth Israel Memorial Park, Lakewood. dren and two great-grandchildren. earlier was a medical technician Judkins Colonial Home in College of the City University of Wood bridge. Mrs. Kesty was born in A funeral Mass was held for five years at JFK Medical Plainfield. New York. Donations may be sent to Brooklyn. She lived in Rhode Wednesday at St. John's Roman She was a member of the Have A Chance, 26 Schooihouse Island, Linden and Westfield Catholic Church, Lakehurst, of Westfield Area Chamber of Lane, Morristown, NJ 07960. before moving to Manchester in which Mrs. Kesty was a parish- LOSING A LOVED ONE TO DRUGS? 1988, ioner. If addiction is killinu a luvcd one, wv hau- the MISHIT. We deliver thu must She retired in 1944 after 14 Arrangements were by the effective drug and alcohol rtliali prourum in the world, wild ;i success nttu Steven Dimino years as a bookkeeper with the Oliverie Funeral Home in over 70%. II's a 3-6 month Imm-lerm irsidiiitiul program located on u privufi' FANWOOD — Steven R. years, his mother, Laverne of Prudential Insurance Co. in Manchester. Donations may be lake in Buttle Crci'k, MI. Suunu detox (jets toxins unit druj? residues out (if Iliu Dimino died March 11, 2003 at Kentucky; his father and stepmoth- Newark. sent to American Cancer Society, body eliminutint; physii'iil iravinjis. Life skills trmnitig courses prepare our Muhlenberg Regional Medical er, Richard and Lydia of Delaware; A son, Paul, died in 1981. Ocean County Unit, 1035 Hooper students tar lung-lerm success in life. We huve » lurf>e joh-referml network in Center in Plainfield. three sons, Michael, James and Surviving are her husband of Ave., Toms River, NJ 08753. place! Born in Chicago, 111., he lived in Thomas, all of Middlesex; two NARCONON® STONE HAWK Fanwood before moving to brothers, James of Kentucky and Middlesex. Joey of Delaware; two stepsisters, Rebecca Lee Libutti 800-420-3147 Mr. Dimino was a remodeling Lois Sheaffer and Jane Sheaffer; SCOTCH PLAINS — Union before moving to Scotch NARCfiNON tiWAv.narcononstonehawk.com contractor with his own firm, JTM two stepbrothers, John Sheaffer Rebecca Lee Tullgren Libutti, Plains in 1984. Remodeling in Middlesex. He was and Ron Sheaffer; and his grand- 48, died March 11, 2004 at Mrs. Libutti was a director of active with the Middlesex Office of mother, Hazel Ney of Kentucky. Overlook Hospital in Summit. T.H.E. Brain Trust, an organi- Emergency Management. Services were held Sunday at Born in Manchester, N.H., zation for people with brain Surviving are his wife of 22 the Middlesex Funeral Home. she lived in Roselle Park and tumors. She was active in the National Brain Tumor Foundation and wrote of her situation in her book "That's Unacceptable: Surviving a Brain Tumor — My Personal Story." She also was a vice president mpassionate Care. of marketing for Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Co. in Newark. Mrs. Libutti retired in 1993 after 12 years with Mutual Benefit Life. Close to home. Surviving are her husband, Warren D.; her parents, Robert Trinity Pentecostal a and Betty Liapis Tullgren of Holiness Fellowship rf[ Covenant Presbyterian Church Manchester, N.H.; a daughter, 291 Parsonage Hill Road Krystal Lee of Scotch Plains; a Cranford At Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital at Rahway, you can brother, Brian R. Tullgren of (908) 272-6788 Short Hills Milford, N.H.; and two sisters, expect the highest quality healthcare and technology, and the Rev. Frank Sforza, Pastor 973-467-8454 Jodi Labate of Westfield and 11:30am Sunday School convenience of a local community hospital. Cindy Krisanda of Holderness, 6:30pm Sunday Evening Worship Summer Schedule N.H. 7:30 Wens. Worship/Bible Study 10:00 mn - Sundiiy Worship A memorial service will be 2 7:30pm Sat. Pentecostal Prayer 7:30 pin - Wed. Bible Study & Prayer p.m. tomorrow at the Kingdom Age-Integrated For more than 85 years, our goal has been to be a vital part of the Hall of Jehovah's Witnesses, 10 A "Whole Family" Approach to ministry. "Faith comes by hearing, and hearing community we serve by delivering comprehensive, quality health Norwood Drive, Gillette. "God sets the solitary in families!" by the word of God" Arrangements are by the care services. Our high standards and commitment haven't Higgins Home for Funerals, in changed. We are continuing to develop programs and expand our Watchung. Donations may be The oft of tlic vnovic is just tlic ]x$mmr\$ of the storvj. sent to Central New Jersey services to meet your changing needs. And, with the help of Brain Tumor Support Group, "The Passion of (he Christ" U WK <>I IIK- mosi talked almui movies of our time. a highly respected, world-renowned facility, we remain on the P.O. 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The Franklin PTO author of more than 45 chil- dren's book series, including: cussed the inspirations for her heeded this advice and bought dren's books, visited with stu- "Horrible Harry," "Herbie stories and her writing process, small notebooks for all the stu- dents at Benjamin Franklin Jones," "Mary Marony," "Orp," and invited teachers and staff dents in the school. filementary School March 3-4. "Song Lee," and "Molly Zander." to act out scenes from her On both Visiting Author The Franklin Parent Teacher With assistance from Franklin books. Days, Kline spent her Organization (PTO> sponsors School librarian Debra Stern, Kline advised students to lunchtime talking with stu- Visiting Author Day annually. Kline met with small groups of always carry small notebooks dents specially selected from Kline has written several students in the library during in order to jot down ideas for their classrooms to meet with her. She also autographed her books that the children had purchased. 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Friday Niters living it up desserts, and coffee. helpful for younger couples, who Ladies Nite Out THE RECORD-PRESS "Some guests bring cheese Marko is hoping to attract to planned at Terrill desserts, very old-world classic the club. She said ballroom SCOTCH PLAINS — If style," Marko said. "This is the dance clubs across the country SCOTCH PLAINS — The you've been longing to dress up way it used to be." have seen their membership Fanwood-Scotch Plains YMCA, and try your hand at the cha- Marko said that in addition dwindle as older couples — who along with the Scotch Plains- cha or the fox-trot, you might be to providing exercise and good grew up listening to swing and Fanwood Municipal Alliance in luck. music, the dance club is a great big band music — put away Committee, invites the women of The Friday Niters Ballroom way for couples who are new to their dancing shoes. Scotch Plains and Fanwood to a Dance Club held the first of five the area to expand their social "We're really at a cross- free evening out in town. dances scheduled for the year network. roads," she said. "We have to The fourth annual Ladies last Friday night at the Knights "My husband and I were new find some way to attract Nite Out will be presented 7:30 of Columbus hall in Scotch residents in Fanwood (when we younger people." to 9:30 p.m. March 30 at Terrill Plains, Guests clad in formal joined the club). It's nice to get Alden said that while there Middle School. Ladies Nite Out attire danced the night away, to know people in the area," she is a community outreach event performing the rhumba, the added, noting that she met emphasizing healthy options to meringue, and even the occa- some of her best friends at ball- "My husband and I were stress and life chaos without the sional line dance. room dance clubs and classes. new residents in use of drugs and alcohol. According to club co-presi- Middlesex resident Elite Area merchants and organiza- dent Mia Marko, the Friday Alden, 81, attended the Scotch Fanwood (when we tions have volunteered their time Niters club is a great way for Plains club as a guest for the joined the dub). It's nice to provide vital information, couples to relax at the end of a first time Friday. She's no to get to know people in services and materials suitable hectic work week. stranger to ballroom dance, for women of all ages. There will "People are so busy — either however, having practiced the the area." be demonstrations and a variety they work all the time or steps for at least 35 years. — Mia Marko of refreshing activities such as they're taking care of children," "I thoroughly enjoyed it," she massage, yoga, and other thera- Marko said, "If you want to feel said. "I certainly intend to go pies as well as health and nutri- like you live in the community, back." Alden said dancing is has been increased interest in tion tips. Healthy refreshments ballroom dance among younger will be available and door prizes you need to leave the house great exercise — she dances sometime." about 7 hours every week. couples in recent years, most of and giveaways will add to the the people on the dance floor fun. Guests who attend dances at Although Marko said the the cozy Scotch Plains venue dance club provides a fun, non- are in their 70s. are treated to a variety of musi- competitive atmosphere, she "We welcome anyone who Grow your own in cal selections chosen by the recommends a basic level of dances," Marko said. club's DJ, which range from ability for couples interested in Anyone interested in attend- Westfield gardens Frank Sinatra and Glenn Miller participating in the Friday ing the Friday Niters Dance WESTFIELD — One of the to modern Latin tunes which night dances. But don't despair Club's next event, scheduled for best-kept secrets in town is the inspire guests to tango, salsa, — Alden said her partner April 23, should contact Marko Westfield Share Garden. For over and samba. Frank Goreski didn't know a NICOLE DIMELL/VSTAFF PHOTOGRAPHER at (908) 889-8689. Admission is 30 years, people have been enjoy- "Some of it is good exercise single dance step until she Frank Goreski of Watchung and Ellle Alden of Middlesex cut a rug $25, and the dance typically at a Friday Niters Ballroom Dance Club event last week at the runs 8:00 p.m.-midnight. ing growing their own organic music," Marko said. started teaching him four years Knights of Columbus hall In Scotch Plains. produce and saving money on All that dancing can work up ago. Now, he can tango. Adult dance classes are top of it. an appetite, so dancers snack Marko said adult classes step, which is the foundation of have mastered the basic steps offered on Monday nights at The spacious gardens consist on a cold buffet provided by offered separately at Westfield ballroom dance steps such as to expand their abilities into Westfield High School. For fur- a 25 ft. by 25 ft. plot of land that club members when they need High School are an excellent the fox-trot, waltz, and rhumba. more complicated steps and ther information contact the gets full sun, plus has water to rest their feet. The buffet way for beginning dancers to Intermediate classes are also learn new dances. Westfield Adult School at (908) adjacent to the plots, all for a consists of cold cuts, salads, learn basic steps like the box- offered, allowing dancers who Those classes are especially 232-4050. yearly cost of $30 per plot. Residents who want to grow their own vegetables, enjoy the warm sunshine and be able to Westfield resident bite into that sweet vine-ripened tomato are invited to pick up the phone and call to find out about the limited amount of plots that is honored for are available for this season. Those interested in the co-op membership and who want to have a garden should call work in health care Warren Rorden at (908) 233- WESTFIELD — Local resi- fields of interest, each of these 6607 or Jim Forgus at (908) 232- dent Dr. Minerva Guttman was women is also very involved in 6365. recently selected by the Union her community." County Commission on the The other honorees were: Arts Genealogy lessons Status of Women as one of 12 and humanities, photographer "Women of Excellence" for 2004. Nancy Ori of Berkeley Heights; at Miller-Cory Guttmann, chosen in the cate- community service, Joann WESTFIELD — At some gory of health care, is director Mehalick of Clark, president of time, almost everyone has been and chief academic and adminis- the county affiliate of the interested in knowing some facts trative officer of the Henry P. National Alliance for the about the history of their family. Becton School of Nursing and Mentally 111; education, Dr. From 2-5 p.m. Sunday, the Allied Health at Fairleigh Phyllis Kavett of Howell, mathe- Miller-Cory House Museum, Dickinson University. matics professor at Kean located at 614 Mountain Ave., The school has the nation's University, Paula Braxton of will feature a program titled best record for students who Rahway, principal of Franklin "Find Your Ancestors: How To Do pass the state's rigorous RN Elementary School, Marie A Genealogy Search," examinations. Guttman is the Krueger of Union, sixth-grade John Mills of Fanwood will associate professor responsible teacher in Union, and Susanne tell how to search for the desired Drew Machrone recently received the Eagle Rank at a BSA Troop 73 Court of Honor. Standing for teaching the undergraduate Miskiewicz of Linden, education information inexpensively and with him are Rob Whitehead, Scoutmaster, and his parents, Sharon and BUI Machrone. and graduate research courses program development specialist explain the procedures to follow at Fairleigh Dickinson in Middlesex County; govern- using family history, records and University, where she has ment, Annette Quijano of modern technology. Machrone earns rank of Eagle worked since 1999. She has Elizabeth, assistant counsel to Costumed docents will be on been published in nursing jour- the governor; law enforcement, hand to guide visitors through SCOTCH PLAINS — Township resident Troop 111 in Scotch Plains when in the sixth nals and has been the keynote Anna Buckley of Clark, captain the fully-furnished farmhouse. Andrew B. Machrone was recently awarded the grade. speaker for several nursing con- in the sherriff's office, and The last tour begins at 4 p.m. rank of Eagle Scout, the highest award bestowed Shortly after, he transferred to Troop 73 at ventions and conferences. Tiffany N. Wilson, assistant Eighteenth-century cooking by the Boy Scouts of America. Holy Trinity. In 1999, Machrone received the God The commission also recog- prosecutor of the county; social methods will be demonstrated in Machrone has been a member of Troop 73 and Church Award through Scouts and the nized women in the areas of arts services, Anna Belin-Pyles, direc- the Frazee Building by Joan based at Holy Trinity Church in Westfield, since United Methodist Church. During his years in and the humanities, community tor of student and family sup- Barna of Scotch Plains and 1997. He has held various leadership positions in the troop, Drew participated in the High service, education, government, port services in Plainfield Arlene Soong of Plainfield. The the troop, including Chaplain's Aide, Patrol Adventure canoeing trips in the Adirondacks, the law enforcement, social services schools; and volunteerism, ladies will prepare seasonal Leader, Quartermaster, Senior Patrol Leader and High Adventure trip to Ireland and backpacking and volunteerism. An awards Phyllis Monguso, supervisor of foods over the open-hearth; visi- Junior Assistant Scoutmaster. He also worked on and hiking at the Philmont Boy Scout Ranch in dinner in honor of the recipients senior activities in Union. tors will be able to sample taste many community service projects, earned numer- New Mexico. He earned the 50-Miler award at was held March 12 at the The Commission on the treats. ous merit badges and completed an Eagle project Philmont. Westwood in Garwood. Status of Women is a special Admission to the museum is in which he led a group of scouts in building Machrone graduated from Scotch Plains- "These women are role mod- committee named by the Board $2 for adults, 50 cents for stu- "cubbies" (storage units) for the Fanwood-Scotch Fanwood High School in June 2003. While there els for others in their fields, and of Chosen Freeholders. It reports dents, and children under six are Plains YMCA's Pre-School. he was active in DECA, a marketing program for they are also role models for to the freeholders on issues admitted free. Machrone joined Boy Scouts in the first grade high school students. women throughout the county," related to women and holds peri- On March 28, Christine Glazer as a Tiger Cub in Cub Scout Pack 98 in Scotch He is currently a freshman at Drew University said Joann Abitante, chair- odic informational meetings on of Cranford will present a pro- Plains. He advanced through the Cub levels, in Madison, where he is a liberal arts major and woman of the commission's women's issues and monitor gram titled, "Sleep Tight, Don't received the Arrow of Light and joined Boy Scout a member of the men's rugby football club. awards committee. "In addition issues such as health care and Let the Bed Bugs Bite: 18th- to excellence in their career or civil rights. century Linens and Bedding." For more information about the museum, call the museum office at (9081232-1776. CWF is recipient of Battle of bands Family Game Day Mayor's Gala Award is back at JCC is Sunday at JCC Past year's jam sessions SCOTCH PLAINS — Families SCOTCH PLAINS — At a Working with local profes- have been so successful the are invited to visit the Jewish recent award ceremony at the sionals such as attorneys, coun- JCC of Central NJ is hosting Community Center of Central Scotch Plains municipal build- selors, financial consultants, a third Battle of the Bands NJ at 1391 Martine Ave. 3-4:30 ing, Dorothy Van Dyke, presi- facilitators and other volun- competition 8-11 p.m. p.m. Sunday for a fun-filled dent of the board of the Center teers, CWF provides affordable Saturday, March 27. Teen afternoon of games and caring. for Women and Families, accept- professional counseling, free bands with members in Participants will play Bingo, ed a check for $1,374 presented legal consults, help-line Grades 9-12 will compete for Twister, and Freeze Dance and by Scotch Plains Mayor Martin resource and referral service, cash prizes, awarded to the Marks for the center's ongoing topical self-help groups, commu- top three performers. decorate T-shirts for Teddy Refreshments, CDs and pro- Bears, which will be donated to community service. nity educational workshops. Children Helping Children motional materials will be the YWCA of Union County's Each year the mayor awards available for purchase. Emergency Shelter in response local organizations with monies (CHC) support groups, and sup- Audience members must be to Domestic Violence Awareness. donated at the Mayor's Charity port and education for parents in Grades 9-12, as well. The day's activities will finish ala. The Center for Women coping with various challenges Tickets are $8 in advance, $10 with a cookie walk and snacks, and Families has been provid- associated with childhood and at the door. For more informa- and kids will leave with a goodie ing quality, professional coun- adolescence. tion and to purchase advance bag. seling and support services to The mayor's award will be tickets call Lisa David, direc- The fee is $9 per child; adults adults, children, youth and fam- put to good use providing schol- tor of teen services, at (908) are free. Register by calling lies dealing with divorce or arships for low-income families. 889-8800, ext. 253 or email: Susan Bennett, Director of Early other challenging life issues for For more information about her at [email protected]. :vV? Childhood Services at 908-889- more than 20 years to all mem- CHC or the divorce support 8800 ext. 204. bers of the community. groups, call (908) 233-6007. rimetime! B-2 March 18 & 19,2004 BEST BETS 'King and I' Bones, Incorporated opens with plays mid-day concert The pop-folk trio We're About Nine brings their The First Congregational skillful harmonies and well- a triumph Church of Westfield, located at 125 crafted tunes to the First Elmer St., will present the jazz group Bones, Incorporated in a United Methodist Church in free, half-hour program at noon Westfield Saturday night. in Cranford Wednesday as part of the ongoing The performance Is part of A near sellout audience was Mid-Day Musicales series. A $5 the Coffee with Conscience dazzled at the opening perform- soup and sandwich luncheon will Concert Series, in which ance of the Cranford Repertory be available in the church social bands offer performances to Theatre's production of Rogers hall following the concert. raise money for worthwhile and Hanxmerstein's The King and charities. Proceeds from I. For those who haven't seen it Bones, Incorporated is a group yet, remaining performances will dedicated to presenting classic and Saturday's concert will ben- efit the Names Project, more be 8 p.m. Saturday and 2 p.m. new jazz in the exciting format of Sunday at the Orange Avenue four trombones and rhythm sec- commonly known as the AIDS Quilt. School auditorium in Cranford. tion. The versatility of the group For tickets and information, call is amazing — the band can shout (908) 272-1388 or (908) 276-3787. like the Count Basie Orchestra or The Cranford Repertory play with the subtlety and preci- Theatre Group, under the direc- sion of the modern jazz Quartet. tion of Margurite Modero and cho- Bones, Incorporated's repertoire is reographer Cindy Smith, has varied, from reworkings of classic Trio brings sweet harmonies, smart lyrics brought together a diverse and American pop standards and jazz talented group of actors, dancers tunes to new jazz compositions. The Coffee with Conscience Concert Series with a unique and powerful vocal blend, a of Westfield supports the following charities: and singers from all over New Through the arrangements of its of Westfield will present pop-folk trio We're charming stage presence, and passionate, The Eric Johnson House in Morristown, the Jersey. In addition, this product members, the band has forged a About Nine, in concert this weekend. quirky, compelling, literate songs that leave Interfaith Council for the Homeless, the utilizes a live orchestra under the fresh and exhilarating sound. The group will perform at the First United audiences wondering. The group's vocal blend Names Project, Habitat for Humanity and direction of David Modero. There Bones, Incorporated has Methodist Church of Westfield, 1 East Broad has drawn comparisons to Crosby, Stills and the Community Food Bank of NJ. Each con- is vibrant scenery and stunning delighted audiences throughout St. (corner of North Avenue) in Westfield Nash, and certainly represents other influ- cert benefits one of these charities. costumes. the New York City area with its Saturday night. Doors will open at 7:30 p.m. ences such as The Nields and Cry, Cry, Cry. The series is made possible in part by a The King and I begins in 1862 lively and fast-paced performanc- and the concert begins at 8. For more information about We're About HEART Grant (Heritage, Education, Art - Siam when an English widow, es. The band continues to impress Admission is $12. All net proceeds from Nine, visit www.circanine.com. Reaching Thousands) from the Union County Anna Leonowens (Leigh Mann), both serious jazz fans as well as the evening's concert will be donated to the The Coffee with Conscience Concert Series Board of Chosen Freeholders, and private and her young son Louis (Joseph casual listeners. Names Project, more commonly known as the of Westfield is a 10-show series running from donations, which are enthusiastically encour- Adelfio) arrive at the royal Palace AIDS Quilt. September through June at the First United aged. in Bangkok, having been sum- Oratorio Singers The very young and talented Virginia- Methodist Church of Westfield. The concerts For more information about the Coffee with moned by the King (James based singer/songwriter Devon Sproul will are also being recorded for broadcast by Conscience Concert Series, the upcoming per- Brewster) to serve as tutor to his will perform Sunday open the show. Westfield's TV-36. Residents of Westfield, formance or ways in which to get involved with many children and wives. On G. Verdi's "Requiem" will be the We're About Nine is a three-part harmony- Scotch Plains, Fanwood and Mountainside can the series, call Ahrre Maros, owner of Ahrre's arriving in Siam, Anna tries to subject of a performance by the singer-songwriter-adult-alternative-contempo- catch each month's concert on Fridays at 10 Coffee Roastery in Westfield at (908) 232-8723 allay her own fears and those of Oratorio Singers of Westfield, with rary-Americana-folk-rock-group hailing from a.m. and 10 p.m., and on Sundays at 7 p.m. or visit www.coffeewithconscience.com. her son by whistling a tune ("I soloists and orchestra conducted Baltimore. This trio packs a surprise punch The Coffee with Conscience Concert Series Volunteers are always appreciated. Whistle a Happy Tune"). by Trent Johnson at 3 p.m. Also arriving at the King's Sunday at the First United palace is Tuptim (Heather Methodist Church, 1 East Broad Ferguson), brought from Burma St., Westfield. by Lun Tha (Wayne Hu), as a gift Johnson's new composition, Concert Band plays to the King of Siam. Tuptim and "Poem," for viola and orchestra will Lun Tha are deeply in love, but also be premiered, opening the once Lun Tha returns to Burma concert. they will never again see each other. This is the Oratorio Singers' Sunday in Union 24th year of presenting quality A crisis is developing in Siam concerts featuring the great choral The New Jersey Workshop for considered the "bassoonist's as agents in Singapore have dis- masterworks the Arts Concert Band will per- bible" and is used in orchestras covered letters to the British The chorus and orchestra will form a concert 2 p.m. Sunday at and universities around the describing the King of Siam as a be joined by Cho Lee, soprano; the Green Lane YMHA, located world. barbarian and suggesting that Emily Golden, mezzo-soprano; at 501 Green Lane in Union. The NJWA Concert Band Siam be made a protectorate. This Scott McCoy, tenor; Jonathan The concert will be a fund-raiser has already provided six bene- information upsets Anna and she Prescott, bass and Brett Deubner, for the Union Ambulance Squad. fit concerts for several worthy suggests to the King that they violist. The public is invited to pur- causes in the 2003-2004 sea- entertain a British delegation in chase tickets at the door begin- son, These include the JFK grand style, but with a European General admission is $18 with dinner and ball, and with all the senior and student admission $15. ning at 1:30 p.m. Tickets are $5 Hospital Cedar Brook Nursing each. Facility, the Cranford United Siamese princes and princesses Tickets may be purchased at wearing European dress. Lancaster's in Westfield, The The 80-member NJWA Methodist Church, Scotch Plains Music Center on Concert Band was established in Congregation Beth Israel in The ball includes a ballet, The Park Avenue in Scotch Plains and 1996 to give musicians the Scotch Plains, the Brearley Small House of Uncle Thomas" in the First United Church in opportunity to perform on wood- Music Boosters and the which Uncle Tom's Cabin is trans- Westfield. wind, brass or percussion instru- Watchung Arts Center. lated in terms of the Siamese ments, to play in an ensemble In addition to Sunday's dance, and is a huge success. Both For concert information, call the and to perform at arts festivals, event in Union, there will be Anna and the King are exhilarat- church office (908) 233-4211 daily fundraisers, and community several future concerts includ- ed by the success of their efforts. from 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. The events. The band plays a wide ing the Green Lane Y open However, this success is short church is handicapped-accessible. variety of music including house on Sept. 12, and the Paintings on display at Children's lived. Large print programs will be marches, classical and contem- Westfield Festifall on Sept. 21. Plalnfield resident Julio Cesar Ortiz's painting of a Honduras The show features solid per- available, with abundant parking porary selections. Rehearsals for the Concert viHage Is among the featured works in Children's Specialized formances by Lee Mann and adjacent to the church. The band is directed by Band are held at the Westfield Hospital's April art exhibit. The hospital will exhibit the work James Brewster, in the roles Howard Toplansky, a member of YMCA at 220 Clark St. in of Ortiz and the New Jersey Water Color Society throughout made famous by Yul Brenner and 'Pippin' is on stage the faculty of The Music Studio, Westfield each Saturday from the month of April. Monthly exhibits are sponsored by the Deborah Kerr, and the musical a division of The New Jersey noon-1:30 p.m. from September Auxiliary at Children's Specialized Hospital. AH artwork is highlight "We Kiss in a Shadow," at UC High School available for purchase with a portion of sales benefiting the Workshop for the Arts. through June. Auxiliary. Admission is free and exhibits can be viewed from sung by Heather Ferguson and The Union Catholic Performing Toplansky has taught instru- For more information about 10 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. by entering through the hospital's East Wayne Hu. Arts Company presents its spring mental musical for over 30 years the band call Toplansky at the Wing entrance, 150 New Providence Road, Mountainside. For Adding to the family nature of musical "Pippin" at 8 p.m. March and is the author of "Essentials New Jersey Workshop for the more information, call (90S) 233-3720, ext. 5379. this production, children can have 26-27 and April 2-3. There will be of Bassoon Technique," which is Arts at (908) 789-9696. their pictures taken with the King one matinee performance, at 3 and Anna and receive the auto- p.m. March 28. graphed picture after the Sunday The Union Catholic Performing matinee. Arts Company production, under Arts Guild of Rah way readies for 'Take 5' As part of this production of the direction of Maryann Carolan, The King and I the Cranford features Andrew Timmes as The Arts Guild of Rahway ground and brings to bear her experimentation, and Rayna Saturday from 1-4 p.m. and Repertory Theatre Group will be Pippin, Eddie Hernandez as will present "Take 5: Text and unique approach to image-mak- Gillman herself employs a vari- Thursday from 1-3 and 5-7 p.m. conducting an outreach program Leading Player, Natalie Cortes as Textures," an exhibit of ing for this show. ety of image transfer and print- Appointments are also available to raise money for Literacy Catherine, Brian DeOliveira as fiber/fabric art by five New Helene Davis is a colorist and ing techniques to play in her for schools and large groups. For Volunteers-Union County Inc. Lewis, Joe Torella as King Jersey women, from Sunday to ceramic artist who translates creations on cloth. further information call (732) Tickets for "The King and I" 'Charlemagne, Katie Czado as April 16. An opening reception her great sense of color from The works in this exhibit fea- 381-7511, e-mail the guild at can be purchased in advance at Fastrada and Lauren Masada as will be held n 1-4 p.m. Sunday, glazes and abstract designs to ture text in many styles, both [email protected], Cindy Smith's Dance Studio in Bartc. Admission is free. or visit the website at www.rah- Garwood, Tony's Cafe on North Tickets for the show are $10 for "Text and Texture," curated wayartsguild.org Union Avenue in Cranford and by West Orange artist Rayna Each of the women featured in 'Text and Textures" comes Temple Beth-El Mekor Chayim in standard admission, $8 for senior The Arts Guild of Rahway is citizens and students. Tickets can Gillman, brings together origi- from a different art-form background and brings to bear Cranford. be purchased in advance by con- nal collage-style mixed media a non-profit center for the arts Tickets can also be purchased tacting Union Catholic High works by Gillman and four New her unique approach to image-making for this show. which presents visual art at the Orange Avenue School School at (908) 889-1600 ext. 318. Jersey women. The show turns exhibits featuring emerging auditorium prior to the perform- Tickets will also be available at the artistic spotlight on fiber — her work on cloth, while for its own sense as words and New Jersey artists, a music ance. All seats are reserved. the box office before each perform- a substance that has been called Barbara Pucci is a printmaker its decorative or formal sense as series and art classes and work- Preferred seating is $15 and stan- ance. Union Catholic High School "the new glass," an art material and photographer who projects a motif. Each of these artists shops for adults and children of dard seating is $13. There is a $2 is located at 1600 Marline Ave., that is coming into its own and a surrealist sensibility with use an exciting collage mentali- all levels of experience. discount for senior citizens and Scotch Plains. is being sought by museums, graphic elements and paint. ty in the production of alluring, The Arts Guild is located at children/students for advance collectors, galleries, and for dis- Joanie San Chirico uses powerful and beautifully-colored 1670 Irving St. in downtown sales of standard seating for the play in public buildings stitches in her highly textured mixed media art. Rahway. Its mission is to pres- Sunday performance only. Search for waterfowl Each of the women featured abstract explorations of ancient Gallery hours for this exhibit, ent high quality arts programs Temple Beth-El Mekor Chayim in county parks in "Text and Textures" comes artifacts and nature. Joan sponsored by Merck & Co., Inc., for the Central and Northern is the sponsor of this production from a different art-form back- Dryer's training is grounded in are Wednesday, Friday and New Jersey areas. with additional grant funding pro- Area residents are invited join vided by the Target Corporation. a park naturalist on an explo- ration to different Union County parks in search of waterfowl and other bird species 9 a.m.-noon Union County Arts Center presents a Celtic celebration March 27. The Union County Arts Center Irish Music Magazine praised their Clancy, daughter of the legendary www.ucac.org, by calling the bobox of the district Children aged 8 and up are in Rahway will present the Black "fine a capella singing." Bobby Clancy, brings a refreshing office at (732) 499-8226, or in per- The Union County Arts Center welcome when accompanied by an Brothers Band and the Aoife Their unique sound combines new voice to the Union County son at the box office located at 1601 is a not-for-profit organization that adult. Space is limited so pre-reg- Clancy Band 8 p.m. Saturday. Shay's hearty, robust singing, Arts Center with a performance Irving St. in Rahway. Handicapped is dedicated to presenting quality istration is required. The Black Brothers — Shay, Michael's thrilling tenor, and that covers traditional Irish songs, accessible seating is available. performances. Major support for The fee, which includes a van Michael and Martin Black — are Martin's deep-chested counter har- ballads and contemporary folk. The Union County Arts Center the Arts Center and its programs trip, is $5 per person for Union members of Ireland's foremost fam- monies. Their solos and close har- A former member of the all- is at the hub of a richly diverse comes from the City of Rahway, County residents and $6 per per- ily of song. The brothers are among monies display an unalloyed joy in female Irish group Cherish the arts district. The theatre located Merck & Co., the Union County son for non-coun*y residents. the country's finest and most popu- singing. Ladies, Clancy will perform hits just two blocks from the New Board of Chosen Freeholders, RSI, Call Trailside Nature and lar singers and are highly regarded Also performing will be the from her recent releases "It's About Jersey Transit train station is a and Liberty Bank. Science Center at (908) 789-3670 for their diverse and strong voices. Aoife Clancy Band. The name Time," "Soldiers nnd Dreams," and jewel in the midst of the city. Local Other funding has been made to register or for more information. The Irish Echo described their Clancy perks up Celtic music "Silvery Moon." restaurants are within walking dis- possible by the New Jersey State Trailside is located at 452 New singing as "exquisite, exhilarating, lovers' ears around the world. Ticket prices are $40, $35, $30 tance of the theatre and represent Council on the Arts/Department of Providence Road in Mountainside. and nothing short of thrilling," and Originally from Ireland, Aoife and may be purchased online at the various cultures that ore part State. March 18 & 19,2004 prime time! B-3
www.watchungarts.org Headlining the center's monthly Teen Arts Festival is this week singer-songwriter showcase. Admission $10. The annual Union County All the performances are open to Department of State; Elizabeth, what to do! Teen Arts Festival will take the public. Assistive services are Cranford and Roselle Boards of YOUNG ARTISTS AUDITIONS place March 18-19, from 8:30 available on request. Education; the Paper Mill 3 p.m. Sunday, March 28 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. on the Anyone interested in attend- Playhouse and participating Theater Concerts State Theatre, 15 Livingston Ave.. Cranford campus of Union JEFF and ANNE BARNHART New Brunswick ing the Union County Teen Arts schools NOW PLAYING (800) ALLEGRO; County College, located at 1033 Festival should contact the Community supporters of GEORGE STREET PLAYHOUSE 8 p.m. Friday, March 19 Springfield Ave. in Cranford, Union County Division of the Festival include: All-State Watchung Arts Center, Watchung www.njsymphony.org 9 Livingston Ave., New Brunswick Showcasing five young musicians opposite Nomahegan Park. Cultural and Heritage Affairs at Legal; Body Wrappers; Carteret (732) 246-7717; www.gsponline.org Circle, Watchung "The Teen Arts Festival show- (908) 5558-2550 weekdays. Relay Senior Living; Conoco Phillips (908)753-0190; with the New Jersey Symphony Tick, Tick ... Boom!" 80's musical Orchestra. Admission 510. cases the artistic and creative service users should call 711. 66-Bay Way Refinery; by Jonathan Larson ("Rent"). To April www.watchungarts.org abilities of Union County's "The 2004 Union County Teen Construction Specialties, Inc.; 11. Admission $52-528; discounts Jazz duo of piano (he) and flute youth," said Freeholder Mary P. Arts Festival is a wonderful CR Bard; Elberon Development available. Call for showiimes. {she). Admission $15. Dance Ruotolo, liaison to the Union example of public and private Company; Federal Express; PAPER MILL PLAYHOUSE CLASSICAL AX A FEW GOOD MEN ... DANCrN' County Cultural and Heritage partnerships in the Arts," said Garwood Chamber of Brookside Dr., Millbum 3 p.m. Sunday, March 21 8 p.m. Friday, March 26 Advisory Board. "Students from Freeholder Daniel Sullivan. Commerce; Harbor (973) 376-4343; www.papermill.org State Theatre, 15 Livingston Ave., State Theatre, 15 Livingston Ave., more than 50 public and private The festival is coordinated Consultants; Independence The Chosen," stage adaptation of New Brunswick New Brunswick schools participate at the festi- by the Union County Division Community Foundation; Chaim Potok novel. To March 21. (800) ALLEGRO; (877) STATE 11; val each year. I invite the pubic of Cultural and Heritage Infineum USA L.P.: La Voz Admission $67-530; discounts avail- www.njsymphony.org www.statetheatrenj.org to come and share the accom- Affairs and hosted by Union Newspaper; New Jersey able. Call for showtimes. Works of Haydn, Mozart and Elgar, No Tom Cruise or "Full Monty," jus! plishments of our talented County College. Sponsors and American Water, Andrew performed by the New Jersey 30 male dancers from Broadway teens." supporting agencies of the 2004 Chapman Company; Options by COMING UP Symphony featuring Emanuel Ax, shows. Admission S45-S30. At the festival, students par- Teen Arts Festival are: the Design; Sam Ash Music Corp.; piano. Admission $79-521. ticipate in performances, master Union County Board of Chosen Schering-Plough Corp.; For Kids RITCH FRANCESE classes, interactive workshops, Freeholders, Union County ShopRite
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Both children and for board of education has created a new cable TV program, "Eye on the Y." in a workout... through dance? adults are welcome. > SCOTCH PLAINS — The The forum will be moderated Dedicated Y volunteers, staff and members, together with the Then join in at the First United A live, experienced drummer 1 Scotch Plains-Fanwood communi- by a representative from the TV-36 staff, have helped make this program a reality. Methodist Church, 1 East Broad will be incorporated into the ty is invited to meet the school Westfield League of Women "Eye on the V debuted Friday, March 5 and will air regularly St. on Tuesday evening, March class. Several dance styles will be board candidates at the Board of Voters. After making introductory on TV-36 at the following times: 23. Doors open at 6:30 p.m., and covered, and no dance experience < Education Candidates' Night 7:30 remarks, candidates will respond — Fridays: 9:30 a.m., 4:30p.m. and 9:30p.m. the class starts nt 7. is necessary. p.m. Monday, March 29. to questions submitted by PTA — Sundays: 12:30 a.m. This dance/movement class Participants should wear coro-L Hosted by the SP-F PTACouncil and members of the high Hosted by Mark Elsasser, executive director of the Westfield Y, will help tone and strengthen fortnble attire and experience the Council, the event will take place school's Junior Statesmen in each show "Eye on the Y" will introduce viewers to some of the your body. Participants work at joy and physical benefits of this in the Board of Education meet- Association. The evening will also members and some of the staff. their own pace while using mus- class with Silk, an experienced ing room located in the district provide an opportunity for ques- Each show will feature a different program area of the Y, such cles they've neglected or even for- dance teacher and performer. administration offices at tions from the audience. as adult health and fitness, family programs, children's programs gotten they have. For more information, call Evergreen School, Evergreen For community members and more. A regularly occurring segment will be on diet and The class is geared toward Jean White at the Westfield Y, Avenue and Cedar Street. unable to attend, the forum will nutrition, featuring the Y*s staff nutritionist, Debby Hall. beginners through intermedi- (908) 233-2700 ext. 246. Candidates' Night provides an be presented on Channel 34. The first show, currently airing, focuses on health and fitness. opportunity for the community to Check the school district website, Mike Johnson, the Vs strength and fitness director and Jean see and assess all of the school www.spfkl2.org, for scheduling White, the Vs fitness class coordinator, are both interviewed dur- Club supports Eagle project board candidates together prior information. ing the show, along with members Jim Hay and Christine Boyle. WESTFIELD — On March 8 playground. The conversion will to the April 20 election. The school board election and Also highlighted on this show is the Y*s Media Smart Youth the Woman's Club of Westfield allow the current playground at, Two candidates are running to vote on the school budget will Program, under the direction of Barbara Karp. invited Boy Scout Gregory Ryan Memorial Park in Westfield to be : fill the two vacant seats for take place Tuesday, April 20. The The next monthly "Eye on the Y" Show, to air in April, will Jr. to their meeting to present a fun and safe place for children Scotch Plains: incumbents Craig polls will be open from 2-9 p.m. highlight the Westfield Ts Black Achievers Program. him with a donation of 87,000 for of all abilities. Nowlin and Lance Porter, the cur- For more information about The series is sponsored in part by Trinitas Hospital, and the the Memorial Park Eagie Project. For more information about rent board president. One candi- Candidates' Night, contact Gale Westfield Y expressed gratitude to TV-36 and Trinitas Hospital Ryan's Eagle Scout Project is this project, contact Ryan at date, Seamus Dolan, is running Miller, PTA Council vice presi- for making "Eye on the V possible. to convert a standard playground (908) 447-1106 or email gryan- ' for the vacant Fanwood seat. dent, at (908) 889-7934. system to a wheelchair accessible jr<*"comcast.net.
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A blooming success 10:30 a.m., following social hour Fkmt, Qsrdwi and Outdoor and business meeting. Westfield Uvlng Show of New JerMy was ter at (908) 889-1735 or 322-4667. YMCA, 220 Clark St. (908) 232- held at the New Jersey FIND YOUR ANCESTORS — 6222. Convention & Expo Center In learn how to conduct a genealogy Edison from Feb. 19-22. The search with a program by Fanwood Garden Club of New Jersey MARCH 19 resident John Mills. 2-5 p.m. Miller- organized the show, and the «LES MISERABLES' — stu- Cory House Museum, 614 SUNDAY Westfleld Garden Club hosted dent production at Scotch Plains- Mountain Ave., Westfield. (908) the Feb. 19 festivities. Pictured Fanwood High School, Westfield 232-1776. MARCH 28 from left are: Nancy Gahtan, Road, Scotch Plains. Shows March FAMILY GAME DAY — an MATZAH WORKSHOP — Chester Garden Club, Co-Chair; 19-21 and 26-27. Tickets available afternoon of games, with a social Just in time for Passover, kids can Wlnl Applegate, Seaweeders by calling (908) 322-9616. conscience to boot. 3-4:30 p.m. JCC learn how Sumrah Matzah is Garden Club and Garden Club of GIANT BOOK SALE — host- of Central NJ, 1391 Martine Ave, made. Various times from 9 a.m.-3 New Jersey President; Ruth ed by the Friends of the Scotch Scotch Plains. $9 per child, accom- p.m. The JCC of Central NJ, 1391 Paul, Garden Club of Westfleld, Plains Public Library. Continues to panying adults free. Register at Martine Ave., Scotch Plains. $4 per Co-Chair; Mettle Fischer, (908) 889-8800, ext. 204. Countryside Gardeners and win- March 20. At the library, 1927 baker. To register, (908) 889-8800, ner of the Tricolor Award, one of Bartle Ave. (908) 322-5007. ext. 218. a number of top awards the ANNUAL HEALTH FAIR — National Garden Clubs, Inc. featuring numerous screening granted at the show. services. Noon-3 p.m. The Westfield SATURDAY " YMCA, 220 Clark St. Free and MARCH 22 open to the public. (908) 233-2700, MARCH 20 THE BARIATRIC SURGERY ext. 251. : WINE TASTING — and auc- PATIENT — subject of a program tion fundraiser, inaugural event for by the nurses' organization the Education Fund of Westfield. LEARN. 7:45 p.m. The Parish Seminar asks, 'Is sin original?' March 20. $75. James Ward House, All Saints Church, 559 Park COMING UP* WESTFIELD — The public is humanity. According to Christian condition? Mansion, East Broad Street, Ave., Scotch Plains. $40 to become a CANDIDATES' NIGHT — invited to First Congregational teaching, humans have degener- Participants will review what Westfield. (9081317-9813. member, $10 to attend as a guest. meet the contenders for the upcom- Church for a forum on "Is Sin ated ever since and except by the St. Paul thought and what John SCRAPBOOKEVG NIGHT — (908) 754-9499. ing Scotch Plains-Fanwood Board Original," and how does that jive sacrifice of Jesus and the grace of Calvin wrote. Then, they will a fundraiser for Robert Cleary, a of Education election. 7:30 p.m. with current scientific under- God continue to do so. turn to Relational Theology to Fanwood boy stricken by illness. 7 March 29. At the board's adminis- standings? The seminar asks: Where does understand in a different way the p.m.-midnight. Woodside Chapel, TUESDAY tration offices, Evergreen School, The forum will be held at 7:30 this tradition lead in the under- origin of sin and how humans are Morse Avenue in Fanwood. $5 in Evergreen Avenue and Cedar p.m. March 30 in the Coestanding of humanity and theinvolved in sin. Relational advance, $7 at the door. For more Street. For more, call Gale Miller at Fellowship room of the church, world? Is this really biblical? Was Theology views the reality of the information, call Alesia Porter at MARCH 23 (908) 889-7934. universe and God as thoroughly (908)301-1148. NEW JERSEY SYMPHONY IS SIN ORIGINALr — latest located at 125 Elmer St. God really so angry that the program in the Wisdom's Light Christian tradition has taught divine demanded a sacrifice that interdependent. All of creation, BLOOD DRIVE — sponsored ORCHESTRA — in a special would erase inherited sin? How human and non-human, and God by the Scotch Plains Junior "Women in Music" performance at series on Relational Theology at that Adam's and Eve's disobedi- Women's Club to assist New Jersey the Westfield Memorial Library on First Congregational Church, 125 ence to God in the Garden of does this tradition jive with con- are interdependent in a dynamic Elmer St., Westfield. 7:30 p.m. temporary scientific understand- process of growth and evolution Blood Services. 9 a.m.-2:3O p.m. East Broad Street. 7 p.m. Free to Eden was the origin of sin and Parking lot of the Scotch Plains March 30. Free, but register at that sin is inherited by all of ing of creation and the human from a less perfect state to a Westfield Library cardholders, but more perfect state. municipal complex on Park register in advance at (908) 789- (908) 233-2494. Avenue. To schedule an appoint- 4090 or in person at the circulation MUSEUM TRIP — bus outing This theology is rooted in evo- ment, call (800) 933-2566. desk. to see "Manet and the Sea" at the DONT REPLACE YOUR OLD BATHTUB... lution, quantum mechanics and WOMEN'S INVESTING Philadelphia Museum of Art, spon- the interconnectedness of every- SEMINAR — hosted by Stewart sored by the Scotch Plains- REGLAZE IT! thing. Ritter of Wachovia Securities. 7 Fanwood Arts Association. Leaves '249 The last session in the series Scotch Plains municipal building We also do VWCOUPON SUNDAY p.m. The Westwood, North Avenue, Sinks, Tile, Tub regularly $325 on Relational Theology will be Garwood. Free; register at (908) 8:30 a.m. March 30, returns 5 p.m. Surrounds 7:30 p.m. April 27, where the MARCH 21 789-7827. $42, pay by Feb. 29. (908) 232-2631. & Color question of whether the ESTATE PLANNING — get DANCE WORKOUT — a trial ANNUAL DINNER — of the Travel Charge Resurrection is real will be tips on the subject from Union class, featuring live drumming and West Fields Chapter of the Sons of May Apply explored in light of Relational County Surrogate James S. open to kids and adults. 7 p.m., the American Revolution, featuring Theology. LaCorte. 2 p.m. Saint Bartholomew doors open 6:30 p.m. First United former Westfield Mayor Garland C. www.easternrefinishing com To sign up for the seminar, call the Apostle Church, 2032 Westfield Methodist Church, 1 East Broad "Bud" Boothe Jr. Cocktails begin 6 EASTERN REFINISHING CO. • 800-463-1879 1908) 233-2494. There is no regis- Ave., Scotch Plains. Free, but regis- St., Westfield. For more, call Jean p.m. Echo Lake Country Club, tration fee. White at the Westfield Y, (908) 233- Springfield Avenue, on March 31 COUPON EXPIRES 3/31/04 M 2700, ext. 246. and will feature Garland C. 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This is a month known for its THE RECORD-PRESS '. •> schizophrenia, described to elemen- Derek Francavilla went to tary school brats as the month that Atlantic City for the state finals comes in like a lion and goes out determined to leave everything h& like a lamb. And it isn't just the had on the mat and end his stellar weather. high school wrestling career with- As quickly as we went from a out any regrets. ; " shedding our coats for Monday's The Scotch Plains-Fanwood lunch break to digging out wind- High senior did just that, placing shield scrappers and mittens on second in the state to solidify him- Tuesday, Terrell Owens became the self as one of the best wrestlers to. first player/general manager in the ever come through the program. - ^ history of the NFL, crying enough Francavilla finishes his career to force his own trade to with a 110-17 record, the only Philadelphia, Allen Iverson chose Raider to surpass the 100 win to sit out an entire game rather plateau, second, fourth and seventh' than come off the bench, the names place finishes in the state, two of the NCAA Tournament's regions Union County Tournament titles, were inexplicably renamed and two District 11 titles and two Dick Vitale picked somebody other Region 3 championships. than Duke to win the national title. He was upset in the this year's It has been a wild and dizzying District 11 final, but bounced right week. back to win his next eight matches! And the NCAA Tournament, the and capture the Region 3 title and cornerstone of March's unpre- place second in the state. ; dictability, is just getting started. "He created a legacy for himself" As early defections to the NBA said Head Coach John Scholz. "He's creates greater parity in college won everything from county touma? basketball, it has become increas- ments to districts to regions to fin-; ingly harder and harder to fill out ishing second in the state. It shows brackets and predict who is going other individuals that you can have to appear in the Final Four and an off day and bounce back and win the one of three most presti- GEORGE PACCIELLO/THE RECORD-PRESS start over." • * gious annual sports championships Scotch Plains-Fanwood High junior Stove Mineo battled back after a heartbreaking loss In his first match to place fourth in the state this past week- end. The Raiders had an outstanding ahowing in Atlantic City, wHh Derek Francavilla placing second and Andrew Siiber taking fifth. Francavilla overpowered his first in our country (Super Bowl and three opponents in Atlantic Cityi World Series being the other two). winning his first three matches by a I don't think 111 ever be able to combined score of 19-4. He defeated duplicate my 31 for 32 performance Tom Roberto of Notre Dame 8-2 in in the first round of the 1996 tour- Mineo battles back for fourth, Siiber takes fifth the pre-quarterfinals, Rob Hickman nament — the only miss being appointment, falling in the pre- tle better I guess. Eastern in the preliminary round. of Southern Regional 6-1 in the Princeton's monumental upset of quarterfinals and Jerome Greco of defending champ UCLA. THE RECORD-PRESS quarterfinal round in a match he "I went down to Atlantic City Overall, with three state place appeared to have won. looking to win the tournament, winners, a Union County Newark Academy 5-1 in the semifi- But I'm going to continue to try When you've already plotted He was leading Chris Cartella of that's what you work hard for and Tournament title, a District 11 title nals. and this year Fm using a better your course through the tourna- Clearview 6-4 as the final seconds train all year for, but I'm proud of and an appearance in the sectional "I definitely went into the tour- system than, well, not using one at ment field, sometimes the hardest ticked away in the third period, but the way I was able to wrestle back semifinals, the Raiders put together nament with the right attitude," all. thing a wrestler has to do is refocus Cartella was awarded a stalling tough and fight back." a tremendous campaign this winter. said Francavilla. "I was taking it to I know we all love the "mid- after being sidetracked by an unex- point and then scored a takedown Siiber started the tournament "We had a huge year this year," people and I stuck with my game major" teams and their cute little pected loss. at the buzzer to defeat Mineo 7-6. strong, pinning Jared Duffy of said Siiber. "It was one of the best plan. I wasn't giving up many points Cinderella stories. It's part of what But Scotch Plains-Fanwood High "After the first match I was upset Philtipsburg in the preliminary teams we've ever had at Scotch and I was building some good leads the tournament is all about. But wrestlers Stephen Mineo and and angry for a good half hour," said round and defeating Brandon Tims Plains." for myself." Cinderella stories can mess up a Andrew Siiber were able to do just Mineo. "But part of being a good of Ranacos valley in the pre-quar- "I would say this is one of the top- In Sunday's championship bout bracket royally if you pick the that, recovering from disappointing wrestler is refocusing quick and terfinal round 4-0. three teams in Scotch Plains histo- he scored a takedown on Nick wrong one and I'm all about win- losses to make their way through staying focused no matter what gets In the quarterfinals he ran into ry," said Scholz, who was named Bridge of Absegami and nearly ning the office pool. the consolation bracket and place in thrown your way." Vince Jones of Winslow Township, Union County, District 11 and recorded crucial back points but did- In trying to figure who is going the state wrestling finals. The Scotch Plains junior the eventual 171-pound champ, and Region 3 coach of the year and gave n't get the call from the referee. to do what this year, the best place Mineo suffered a heartbreaking bounced back in a big way, defeating fell 11-3. equal credit to his assistant coaches. Francavilla still led 5-4 heading into to turn is strength of schedule. I loss in the pre-quarterfinal round, Shawn Putnam of Raritan 9-1 in "(Coming back after a loss) has- "Accomplishing what we were able the third period but Bridge tied the can't escape the idea that the but rallied back to place fourth in the first round of wrestlebacks then n't been one of my strong points," to accomplish is awesome. Great score midway through the period to teams who have played the best the state. Siiber recovered from a pinning Randy Dunkin of Bergen said Siiber. "It was a mental state I things are happening in Scotch force overtime. With 17 seconds competition, been through the loss in the consolation semifinals to Catholic in 36 seconds in the second had to get to." Plains with the wrestling program." remaining in the extra session toughest battles and know what it place fifth in the state, giving the round. He bounced back to win by tech- Tomasso wins two Bridge scored a four-point move to takes to perform in pressure situa- Scotch Plains wrestling team three Mineo then defeated Anthony nical fall in the second round of Westfield High senior Lee defeat FrancaviUa 9-5. tions on the big stage will be better state place winners and a 12-6 Castro of St. John Vianney 8-3 in wrestlebacks and earned a 5-1 deci- Tomasso completed a standout "I think I wrestled the best prepared and less rattled when all record in the state tournament. the consolation quarterfinals and sion in the consolation quarterfi- career for the Blue Devils by win- match I could have wrestled and the chips are pushed to the middle "Sometimes when wrestlers lose Wes Juelg of Lenape 10-6 in the con- nals. In the semifinals he lost to ning two matches in Atlantic City. lost," said Francavilla. "I almost had of the table. earlier than expected it is hard on solation semifinal. Dayton Frost of Pequannock 8-7 but Tomasso opened with a 5-2 win him with the tilt. It was a back and And oh yeah, you also needed to them," said Scotch Plains-Fanwood In the consolation final he was rallied to earn a 13-2 win for fifth over Mike Donohue of Livingston in forth match the whole way and he win a few of those games, which is Head Coach John Scholz. They defeated in a close match by his place in the state. the preliminary round, but was got the takedown in the overtime. why Michigan State (0-8 against have to create a new tournament for training partner at The Edge "I was happy with (a fifth place defeated in the pre-quarterfinal "I'm really proud of what I did. Top 25) will lose to Gonzaga (1-2). themselves and wrestle back and wrestling club, Sal Tirico of Lodi 6- finish)," said Siiber. "But my goals round by Scott Griftin of Eastern. There are some mixed emotions. I'm I'm also an ACC snob and since my boys were able to do that and 2. were higher. I wanted to place third Tomasso bounced back to pin a little disappointed, but I'm proud it was clearly the toughest confer- make it work." "We train together twice a week or higher." Dan Woods of Demarest in 3:10 of what I was able to do." ence in the country, this season I'm Mineo, who went to Atlantic City so we know each others styles," said Eric Connelly was the fourth before falling 5-1 to Dave Richmond "He wrestled outstanding all the leaning toward those schools at with championship aspirations, Mineo. "It was a chess match. I Raider to reach Atlantic City, but of Warren Hills in the second round way through," said Scholz. "He had almost every opportunity — i.e. may have suffered the biggest dis- wrestled well, but he wrestled a lit- fell by fall to Andrew Coles of of wrestlebacks. to wrestle with urgency and he did." Wake Forest over a very good St. Joe's in a Sweet 16 classic. The SEC and the Big East were both also very strong this season, with the Big 12 just slightly behind. Raiders satisfied with season I have St. Joe's, Gonzaga and Xavier in the Sweet 16 but after ond time in 30 years Scotch Plains mid-range jumper and the matchup that, it is all about the power con- THE RECORD-PRESS has won the conference." problems he caused on the offensive ferences. I've put five ACC teams in After a 5-18 campaign last sea- end could give opposing teams the Elite Eight, and filled out the For many casual observers son loads of expectations were nightmares. rest with the champs of the Big around the county and state, the heaped on the Raiders when 6 foot 9 "He developed the ability to play East (UConn), Big 12 (Oklahoma Scotch Plains-Fanwood High boys sophomore Derrick Caracter trans- outside and still work inside," said State) and SEC (Kentucky). basketball team fell short of the ferred back into the district. With Doherty. "He's a real hard worker I think Kentucky will beat reaching the expectations set for Caracter and fellow sophomore 6 and it showed in his improvement Georgia Tech in the St. Louis final them. foot 6 Lance Thomas the Raiders this year and he's only going to get and North Carolina will beat Duke But for Raiders Head Coach Dan had one of the most talented front that much better again next year." in the Atlanta final (I can't in good Doherty, Scotch Plains played to its lines in the state. Despite the numerous rumors faith as a Maryland alumnus pick potential and did everything they The duo carried as much weight circulating about the two sopho- Duke to go to the Final Four). could to reach the goals they set for as they could, with Caracter averag- mores transferring to different But, while I've picked that game themselves. ing 19.2 points and 13.8 rebounds schools, Doherty said he expects with my heart, my head tells me The Raiders began the season per game and Thomas scoring 17.8 both Caracter and Thomas to be Maryland can't get past Big East with three goals in mind — a confer- per game. In the sectional tourna- back in Scotch Plains next year. champ UConn in the Phoenix final. ence, county and sectional champi- ment the two sophomores scored 53 Sophomore point guard Mike It pains me deeply to write that, onship. Scotch Plains finished with a of Scotch Plains 58 points in an over- Johnson, who showed improvement but if Emeka Okafor is healthy, 15-9 record, reaching the sectional time win over West Morris Central. after experience some growing pains UConn is too good and I'm putting semifinal, the Union County In the tournament Caracter aver- early in the season as the primary all of my money on his back. Tournament quarterfinals and win- aged 23 points and Thomas 22 ball handler, will also be back in the North Carolina beat UConn ning the conference in one of its points. fold, as will junior guard Lakiem once this year, but it isn't happen- strongest years. "It seemed sometimes like people Lockery and junior Gavin Ford. The ing again and I'm taking Kentucky In the North Jersey Section 2, expected Derrick and Lance to aver- Raiders could also add outstanding over the OK State Corral in the Group 3 tournament, the Raiders age 75 points and 50 rebounds per eighth-grader Ashton Gibbs. other semifinal (just so we can were defeated by Raritan, who went game," said Doherty. 'They're still However the Raiders will niiss have one last game with Ashley on to win the group and play in the just sophomores. But I don't know the contributions of its seniors. Judd in the crowd). Since I can't Tournament of Champions. In the when the last time a sophomore put Shooting guard Sean Fuller came on believe that Dick Vitale could be UCT quarterfinals the eighth seed- up those types of numbers in the strong at the end of the season, hit- correct, I have to take UConn to ed Raiders were defeated by peren- Watchung Conference. ting several clutch shots. Mike win it all. nial state power St. Patrick's. "There was no way (Caracter) Walker made an invaluable contri- So not only am I placing a lot of "I look at it as a successful sea- could live up to what people expect- bution, taking care of much of the faith that the stress fracture in son," said Doherty. "We won the ed of him. But he gave us everything dirty work inside and Marteise Okafor's back will not derail the Watchung Conference. We lost the he could give us. He knows next year Gilliam had a major impact off the Huskies, but Fve also just ignored sectional, but Raritan is still play- is a big year for him. Junior and sen- bench with his tough defense and my own logic and picked a team ing. You knew whoever won that sec- ior years are when you have to step clutch scoring. from the Big East to beat three tion was going to the Tournament of up and he realizes that." "I feel good about this past year," ACC teams and the SEC champ to Champions and in the county tour- Thomas was the Raiders leading said Doherty, "and I'm looking for- GEORGE PACCfELLO/THE RECORD-PRESS win the national title. nament we lost to St. Pat's. We had scorer next year and developed into ward to next year. Next season we Sophomore Lance Thomas averaged over 17 points per game thla Not very consistent, but hey, it's three goals and we were able to get an even more lethal offensive should have a lot of high expecta- season for Scotch Plains, helping the Raiders win the Watchung March. one of them. I think it's only the sec- weapon this season. His improved tions for ourselves." Conference title. C-2 Record Press March 18, 2004 f •• ';--iii|^^^^BWS^B?t-:'>v:"" THANKS TO YOU! Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage proudly congratulates our 2003 award winning Sales Associates. Earning some of the most coveted designations bestowed by Coldwell Banker they each accomplished extraordinary results for buyers and sellers. We look forward to assisting you in 2004! COLDWELL BANKER PREMIER AGENTS Hye-Young Choi Frank D. Isold! Kimbertey Haley CB Premier Sales Associate CB Premier Sales Associate CB Premier Sales Associate 2003 NJAR Circle of 2003 NJAR Circle of Excellence Platinum Excellence Platinum till COLDWELL BANKER PRESIDENT'S ELITE Mary McEnerney Susan Checchio Reva Berger Kay Gragnano CB President's Elite CB President's Elite CB President's Elite CB President's Elite Jayne Bernstein Kathryn Shea Marureen LaCosta Bettyann Lynch Thomas Bianco CB President's Elite CB President's Elite CB President's Elite CB President's Elite CB President's Elite COLDWELL BANKER PRESIDENT'S CIRCLE Ann Allen John Carol Lyons Ruth Tate John Dennis Eileen CB President's DeMarco CB President's CB President's Aslanian Devine Burlinson Circle CB President's Circle Circle CB President's CB President's CB President's Circle Circle Circle Circle Patricia Barbara Faith Maricic Gina Suriano Nancy Anne Kelly Naasa Glaydura Callahan CB President's -Barber Bregman CB President's Sherbeini CB President's CB President's Circle CB President's CB President's Circle CB President's Circle Circle Circle Circle Circle COLDWELL BANKER PRESIDENT'S CLUB Lola Reed Judith Gloria Kraft Margaret Barbara Harriet John Clark Grace Rappa Dario CB President's Koeppel CB President's Maguire Mulvee Lifson Wiley CB President's Muscaritolo Club CB President's Club CB President's CB President's CB President's CB President's Club CB President's Club Club Club Club Club Club Barbara Arleen Post Elvira Ardrey James Adah Levin John Papa Regina Vietro Louis Faruolo Irene Katz Devlin CB President's CB President's Fawcett CB President's CB President's CB President's CB President's CB President's CB President's Club Club CB President's Club Club Club Club Club Club Club Westfleld Office 209 Central Avenue 908-233-5555 COLDWeLL Coldwell Banker Mortgage Services 1-888-317-5416 toll free BA RESIDENTIAL BROKERAGE 2004 Coldwell Banker Corporation is a registered trademark of Coldwell Banker Corporation. An Equal Opportunity Company. Equal Housing Opportunity. Owned and Operated by NRT. Incorpoated. March 18,2004 Record Press Real Estate Choi remains top associate WESTFIELD — For the 10th consecu- Scott, office manager. ERA raises funds for MDA tive year, Hye-Young Choi of the "Her grace and style set the tone for As the exclusive corporate spon- MDA Chairperson for the organize-' Westfield Coldwell Banker Office has her business. There is a deep respect for sor from the real estate industry, tion. i been recognized as the number one asso- her among her peers," he added. ERA has supported the Muscular In May, 12 ERA offices and 60* ciate in the company's premier office. Choi's entry into the real estate busi- Dystrophy Association (MDA) forpeople participated in the ERA/MDA- Choi's achievements in 2003 are ness is well-chronicled. Shortly after over 27 years, raising more than $30 Great Walk, a three-mile walk- remarkable even when compared to her leaving a successful Broadway career, million to help fund groundbreaking through Piscataway's Johnson Park,- other distinguished accomplishments: Choi joined the Westfield office in 1984. medical research and provide much which raised $6,500. In addition to: 2003 NJAR Circle of Excellence, She quickly joined the ranks of the needed services for over one million the Great Walk, ERA offices also; Platinum Level (one of three in the most productive associates, winning Americans with neuromuscular dis- planned a Day at the Races at; Greater Union County Association of numerous awards for sales and service. eases. Funds raised by ERA associ- Freehold Raceway, yard sales, din-' Realtors); 2003 Coldwell Banker In 1994, she was recognized as the top ates nationwide for MDA during ner dances, silent auctions, golf.' President's Premier Agent (ranked associate in the office, and she has 2003 totaled more than $585,000, a tournaments and other fundraising; fourth among more than 3,000 agents); retained that position for the following 36 percent increase over the prior activities. ; and 2003 Top Associate Award-Westfield decdade. year's total of approximately "Our brokers and sales associates- Office (total production, highest volume, As one might expect, the majority of $430,000. This contribution will be have simply outdone themselves,"* most listings sold). The list goes on. Choi's business comes from personal presented at the annual Jerry Lewis said P.J. Martin Smith, senior vice! "Rarely has any one individual been referrals. Past clients routinely recom- Labor Day Telethon. president of marketing for ERA Real; able to maintain such high standards, mend her to friends and family. Reach Throughout the year, ERA associ- Estate, and national vice president; but rarely has someone like Hye-Young her directly by calling (908) 301-2015, or ates in New Jersey planned and par- of the Muscular Dystrophy- Choi come into our lives," said Michael email her at [email protected]. HYE-YOUNG CHOI ticipated in activities which helped Association. "The amount raised in' to raise both awareness and funds 2003 went significantly beyond the! for MDA. In total, the ERA Brokers financial goals we set for the year,; of New Jersey raised $21,300 for and truly underscores the commit-; Cataldo joins MDA, according to Suzanne Krouse, ment ERA Real Estate and its mem-- UCC has class Manager, ERA Gallo & DeCroce, and bers make to their communities. * Burgdorff on mortgages 1915 Morris Ave., Union, N.J. 07083 in Westfield 115 Mtln Street, Cranlbrd, NJ. 07016 this Tuesday "TWO OFFICES TWO SERVE YOU BETTER" Burgdorff ERA recently announced Picciuto Realty that Laurie Cataldo has joined the com- Union County College's School of pany as a sales associate in its Continuing Education in Cranford is Westfield office, located at 600 North offering a class specifically for homeown- Ave. West. ers. Mortgage Management 101. Cataldo is a licensed New Jersey The three-hour class reviews mort- and Georgia real estate sales associate gage basics and teaches homeowners to specializing in residential properties. save money on their existing mortgage After receiving a bachelor's degree in costs without refinancing. communications from the University of Many homeowners confused by myths ! INDIA $435,900 LINDEN $272,tM Tennessee, she worked in provider rela- or misinformation forfeit substantial Split Leu-I in desirable Subside scttinn. Features } bed- Beautiful well-kept, modern Cape Cod home Icatunng 4 bedroom! tions for Electronic Data Systems LAURIE CATALDO money saving opportunities available to room*. 2 full kilhs. (onnal dining nxHii. hucc lainih room W/J lire- 2 lull baths. luine ronni ssith a fireplace, dining nxim. kitchen and (EDS). place & finished basement u'J fireplace HJS central ail. gleaming finished basement Has ceramic and hardwood floors. Above grounj them each year. Virtually all new home- hardwood floors. 2 tier deck & like >aid Call lor more detail She began her career in real estate about a career in real estate, call the owners can save well over $1,000 on pool and I car garage. Call U' in Atlanta, Ga., serving as a vice presi- office at (908) 233-0065. mortgage costs by following simple yet CALL CENTURY 21 PICCIUTO REALTY 908-272-8337 dent for Post Properties, a premier real Founded in 1958, Burgdorff ERA effective mortgage management prac- Or visit us on the web: www.century21picciuto.com estate development and management is the top producing ERA real estate tices taught in this class. Each Office Independently Owned and Operated corporation, firm in dollar volume nationally, with Students are taught how to begin sav- Cataldo has been a resident of 16 offices and over 700 sales associ- ing money on their very next payment, Westfield for nine years. She has been ates in New Jersey. The ERA real how and when to request cancellation of active in parent-teacher organizations estate network includes 2,500 inde- costly Private Mortgage Insurance and belongs to a women's investment pendently owned and operated offices (PMI), why popular "bi-weekly" payment ERA ERA Meeker Realty Co club. in the United States and in 30 coun- plans are costly and completely unneces- « t A L f I I Jk f 1 Cataldo is a member and volunteer tries. sary to save money, when refinancing at New Providence Presbyterian Burgdorff ERA is a member of the makes sense and how to achieve the Church and serves on the adult com- NRT family of companies. NRT maximum benefit. mittee for Young Life in Incorporated, the nation's leading The class will be held 6:30-9:30 p.m. Westneld/Scotch Plains. residential real estate brokerage Tuesday. To register, call Union County The Burgdorff ERA Westfield office company, is a subsidiary of Cendant College (908)709-7600 and request is a full-service real estate office. For Corporation. The Burgdorff ERA Web course number AEF119. The cost is $39. real estate assistance, or to inquire site is located at www.burgdorff.com. ERA office expands Statewide Realty CRANFORD - This churminji northside CRANFORD • Be the first to see this Cape/Ranch will he yuur favorite! LR Mint Condition 6 room Cape Cod fea- U.,|,,,il V. < r . SCOTCH PLAINS — only heightens his or her w/fpl. FDR, 3 Brs, Convenient lo schools tures 3 BRs. 1-1/2 bth. CAC, finished ERA Suburb Realty Agency education, providing clients i i; \ and pool. For Exclusive showing call us. Basement, new 2 tar garage and roof. recently reached a new 100 percent of excellence. 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Lisa C. at 908- fits & customer service. applicants for installation www,rtc.(ov. A mattaga Home Assemblers, 1- Computef skills neces- PART TIME ' »nd service cew positions. Orvidual must be computer Superintendent 522-6575 please include literate in Microsoft Word from NJN PuMt*hln( and 570 549 3640 RC# 1007 sary. Mon.-Fri.. I -5pm. • Salary based on super ie nee. the FTC. salary 4 date available. witn some flexibility. 908- •7M12-MO0 & pos&ess eicelleni NEW PROVIDENCE VETERINARY communication skills. Fa* NURSE 232-2518 laM •** resume wrtN salary re SUMMER HELP SCHOOL DISTRICT ASSISTANT & MASON Scotch Plains Pa*s Dept 356 Elkwood Ave. Part time registered nurse • M» ywr Ho BaStl Flrrt, quirements to 97.^3 7» needed for a busy pediat- HOUSEKEEPER 6898 jtpfcrfc'O; W'r b'Ct' Summer Park Counselors. New Providence NJ 07974 to assist elderly lady, 3 to Cwww4»il>w k M out t.lof.i' & dry iod pa'iQS Park Maintenance Staff w/aduit allergy practice RECEPTIONIST located in Summit Mm, 1 4 hrs per day. 6 Sonw averting* and hear to spat WMtHrt-ttoma SW'jry c Dent-fi cased ParV Rangers and Golf Pro VIRGINIA days/week. Ugh 1J77-FTC- Ori e>J.'.0rn;rit0 ir wOlk Shop positions. Hours and year e>D required and Saturday*. LEGAL strong interpersonal skills housekeeping. Mus • HItf. » —Magi qucr'y. M&i«a Masonry salary dependent on posi- TEACHER have car. 908-276-2708 FTC SECRETARY & Bjidng 908-53!-7100 tions. Contact Recreation necessary. Willing to train RECRUITMENT in the allergy specialty. if no answer, leave msg W€-ll«5labhshed West Dept at 908-322-6700 e«l & pnone number. y qM only, ,• LANDSCAPE field la* film. Real es MEDICAL BRIER 221. JOB FAIR 2004 Hours: 2-3 Sat per mo. vary busy oMe*. •haid faa tate e*p. preferred every fri & per diem. Jo- aU* to hand* many taalw. ! FOREMAN Over 100 School districts Ann 908-522-0443 or fax MEDICAL Compute!: MS Word and Summit Board of Hecre* represented! Richmond 'i s constr. firnn seei-s d'nljt Easy-soft HUD. Excellent resume to: 9OR522-3O70 RECEPTIONIST Call for Information '• t*ous & motivated inrjrv !o tjon has summer ent- Convention Center (March safary and benefits Fax pfoyriient opportunities. 27-28) Call toll-free 1- ! lead £ manage 3-4 tmpwy ratutne to 9M-232- RECEPTIONIST PODIATRY Boulevard •" ees. On the job claity. rt-sp 8663737004. Visit 20+hrs. week. Exp. prePart time day & eve. poy- 9430 Alt/i: Mirpnt LIFEGUARDS AWrt.greatvateachin.com Veterinary Clinic of employees, eriutp . mdte PI/FT Required certifica ferred Pol'te. professional l.ons Medicat manager rials, paperwork etc. KHOAI OFFICE HELP tiors from ' American •VAREHOUSE manner Excellent organ- a plus Fax resume to •MtT«Mf41 edge of installing walls, pat Red Cross or other certi- izational, phone and 90^-686-7382 Computer knowledge. GET PAID! communication skills leq. fying agencies) for Life Up to $10 OO/hr walkwarv M«i 3 yrs eip. (X Quic> book helpful. An guarding. CPR and First Bedm inster area. Fax n- OFFICE ASSIST reqd. CDL a*; Co"i)tiitfflf Srtenng phones and gen MORTGAGE We are ramping up (or a •«( to 90*23+1343 or WI>oiesaie Mortgage Aide. F/T for small office. 2 days cwnp PVg. Can Ed WW413. etaf office duties. Please busy season at our pre- call 90*234-9668 per week, Mon. & Fri. 0574 call 908-518-0732 Company based in Bridge- mier client in Hachett- Aater. NJ lias immediate CAMP 8:30-4:30. Must have stown. Staff Management good phone, typing and openings (or P/T unclef- COUNSELORS offers great full-time and / wiiTefs and Processors. computer skills. Mountain- • Aerobics/Exercise Instr. Young men and women part time schedules *tth side location. 908-233- LIZED Fai resume to 16- «nh experience excetient pay. Babysitters 908-231-0012 or email to 8400 or fa» resume 90S- HA30 working Aith children • All 3 shifts open 233^)404 p TING hftfavaotorcapltal.com preferred. Must be able • Earn extra $$$ COUNTER Camp Counselors to work trie full six • Weekends too fora 1MB tlflilS, if FWIWY HEM MEW wuttwmm am m Check the •f HCI1IY MCtNINil, classified ads first. Whether you're MSRP opening doors or climbing corporate ladders, your new tVER 350 NEW & CERTinED MEWNEB VilKSWMENS AVAILABLE career starts in the AMI IN SAif AT NNPREGEDENTED PRICE REMCIMNS WHILE SNMJES classified section. LAST AND 8NIY AT: Make an executive PASSflTS TOUAREGS NEW BEETLES CflmnOJ FUHNftlED decision. Check the classified ads first I VALID ONLY AT DOUGLAS UOLKSWAGEM ^classified-- 9082773301 first 22 ) MIME PMCHM the first place to look for everything OUR BEST PRICE IN PERSON OR ONLINE WHEN nnuuuun YOU BUY PRIOR 10 SPM SATURDAY, 3£0 On new Volkswagens or any pre-owner! vehicle in ou' slock Nol valid or> (nfviuus ixrjr-rs Drivers wanted.' N IN SUMMIT Nol lo bp use ,iny nlhei rjfialprship oiler Enpirps 1 I'O O'l M^^^ ^^^^ aBB^aaB| a^^afB ^^^H aj^ajM HaavaB aaajajn aa^^H -^.^^ ^^^^ ^^^^ ^^^^ ^^^^ ajfaa^ ^-^^^ ^^BB«» aaaaaa^ ^>^^_ ^^_^_ ,,-„«•» ^^ % Price bd. iJSity oonsumerexcept tork , reg. & totes. Eiarrffe; New 2004 VW Passat GU< • 4-Dr, Auto, V6, Pa'S'Wndilks., Air, Dual k Bags, Ltlir.. Alloys, Mooflrf., Cass/CD Player. VIN #4P!07442. MSRP: S33.180; Dealer Discount $4300; VW Owwf Loyalty Reb (ii qual): $1000. BUY S27,860, . SAVE $5300 Off MSRP. Advertised buy pnee valid only •#/ finance and approval of credit status triroujh VW Credit 9 0.9% APR for 24 to 36 mos. or t .9'. APR foe 43 to 60 mos. Not responsible lor typographical errors. See dealer lor details. o MM F*B I™. March 19 Record-Press c . THWHI ADVERTISING 5 Acres - WATERFRONT 129.900 Beautiful country SALES views, tiny mtn. lakel Twn rd. elect, termsl Photo 9 serving some of the friendliest communities in NJ. has a full time opening in It's advertis- ing sab* dept Candi- date -must demonstrate energy, creativity, de- pendability and persis- lNKriaafatoadMftti tence to provide supe- tnis newspaper is sub- rior customer service. ject to the Federal Fair Everyday is different and Housing Amendments challenging. The suc- Act and the New Jersey cessful candidate will Civil Rights Law. which divide tfteir time be- make rt illegal to adver- tween our conveniently tise any preference. located New providence limitations or discrimina- office and the shops of tion based on race. advertises In the sur- . color, reliaion. sex. na- rounding 8 premier tional origin, handicap, towns. Advertising expe- | familial status, creedV rience is helpful but we ! ancestry, marital status, will train the promising affectional or sexual applicant in the neces- orientation, or national- sary skills of designing, ity, or an Intention to I Check the classified ads first. presenting, selling, and make any such prefer- publishing Bds that will ence, limitation or dis- build our customers crimination. Familial business. status includes children Benefits include salary under the age of .18 liv- plus commission and ing with parents or legal bonuses, medical and custodians, pregnant Wiether you're opening doors or climbing corporate ladders, dental Insurance, pre- women and people se- scription plan, 401K. curing custody of chil- paid vacation and more. dren under 18. To apply send resume This newspaper will not to: EMfen WdMl at knowingly accept any - your new career starts in the classified section. advertising for real es- tate whicn is in violation of the low. To report 90 fteirtft Stf##t discrimination, call the Make an executive decision. Check the classified ads first. NJ Office of Fair Housing 0TST4 and Equal Opportunity Fa«9»4«4-«M5 of the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) at 1-800-669-9777. The HUD TTY telephone number for the hearing im- IPM TECH paired Is 2)2-708-1455. Needed for growing tree FIEMIMT0N - V1LLA0E company. looking for COMMONS • S. Mam II. qualified individuals for FT ^classified- 2BR. 1.5 BA. end unit, year round IPM tech posi- fireplace, garage, stor- tion. Plant and pest iden- age galoret Must be tification skills required. seen. (90S)7W40U or NJ pesticide license or email: [email protected] ability to obtain required. for more details. Excellent compensation OWN HOUSE: tat. 3/13 and work environment, ft Sun. 3/14 -noon to 4 sales experience a plus. Fax resume to: 908-668- 7575 or cal) Joe at: 908- POINT PLEASANT WACH (2y 1 BR condos, new first 413-1002 kitchen & bath, hardwood MECHANIC floors, walk to beach, pool. $295,0OO/each. the first place to look for everything Truck • const, co. seeks in 732-7147348 div. w/5yrs exp to svce/maintain/repair fleet of diesel/gas ttucks, ma chinery. & equip. Exp. w/hydraules. DL Req'd.. CDL ALPHA - Nice 7 room ranch. asvv- & welding exp. a+. Yr round. Oak floors, hot water Ed«0M13OS74. baseboard heat. full basement. Fenced yard. TREE CLIMBERS Asking $209,900 2 yrs exp. required. FT. WASHINGTON - 3 BR town- good pay, start ASAP. house, excell. cond., 1-car 90»413-OS74 garage + parking. No fees. Asking $172,000 ARNOLD J. HOWELL REALTOR 90*44*4700 I COMPANIONS • *Af«ncy SLOVAKIA** A NO DOWN PMT LOAN Live In/out 90S-6S4-5M9 Call Today To Qualify For a Special NO-Money by a loving Down Low Closing Cost mom in my Union home, Conventional mort- References 900-259-9272 gage. Act Now While xoellent refs. Funding Lastsll Call Experienced., Reliable Ami* Jon* at Ivanhoe European help. Financial, Inc. 7 days/24 hrs. To* Fr««- CARETAKER 1-877-209-9495 Take good care of your BERKELEY HEIGHTS Almost Mom. Dad or children. new construction. 4 Bdr,, 908-754-0252 or 908- 2.5 baths, EIK w/cherry 753-4396 cabinets & granite count Light cooking. ers, large family room Must speak english. Call w/cathedral ceilings & 908-568-5729 skylights, large fenced level yard. $719,000. ELDER DISABILITY CARE Weichert Realtors. Ber- Exp'd English speaking nardsville Office. 90S-766- European Women It* in. irve 7447 ext 235. Cell 90& out Agency W-3S4S367 625-1249 EUR. I OPUS provide Ive-in/ live-out companionship/care for SENIORS. 90*9311341 BY OWNER WhitehouM Station beau EUIOKANCARE tiful cape cod w/ 1.4 Companions. Housekeeping wooded acres, 4BR, 1BA, CNMcare sun room. 2.5 car garage. Uve in/out Reliable. Bonded many upgrades! 973-2794831 $335,900. MUST SEE! WWW.LeKON.NET I boking for he in or out position to care foi eUerV or home bound Car & refs. 90S337-7462 CLARK F5B0 Won't last! Bi- HOUSE CLEANING- Polish level in move in cond. 3 lady, exp, refs, own trans, BR, 2 full baths. 2 car ga- Margaret 908/429-2095 rage, many recent im- HOUSECLEANINQ provements. Great loca- Refs., own trans. tion, Cal! today lor 90*272-0256 appointment. $398,900. 732-38*6047 HOUSEKEEPERS, NANNIES, COMPANIONS FANW0OD • Don't miss this All nationalities/Lie. Bonded opportunity to own a new AURORA AGENCY home! A great floor plan. 170 Morris Ave. L. Br. NJ 3 bedrooms. 2.1 baths, 732-222-3369 close to town, train & This week, the Douglas Infiniti schools. $479,900 Ford showroom at 430 Morris Ave. MNMTUgM HouMkMpinq, BURGOORFF REALTORS rate,, FT, own trans. Call WaitfteM Offica showroom on Franklin Place in Lmnn •0S-M2-M7S 90S-233O0BS where the entire line of new Infiniti QARWOOD Best Buy 3BR. 1.5BA. Newly Reno., Summit suffered damage due to' models will be on display. Our COMPUTER TRAINING • IN $269,000. Call Deforest HOME for e-mail, internet Realtors. 908-608-1850 or any basic computer fire. No one was hurt fortunately, service customers will also be skills and application pro- BY OWNER grams. Call Bill at LINDEN- 4 8R. 2 bath. Sun (90a)3 nyslde Cepe. Fam Rm just furniture, display vehicles received at our 430 Morris Ave. w/frpl. partially fin bsmt, attached garage, deck. C/A. $329,000. 908-486- and surroundings were damaged. location until our Franklin Place 2546 or 908-313-7957 ADIRONDACK LAND BAR And as any customer oriented location can be addressed. In the GAINS 5 Acre homesite starting at just $10,900! Beautiful woods, secluded BY OWNER business would, we intend to face of these changes, our man- setting, near State Land A SPRINQFIELO 3 BR Clack River! Direct Access split-level, updated kit. & to ATV trail system! Twn bath. C/A. $335,000 remain open for business at a agement has strengthened its R(J, electl Terms! Hurryl 973-376-9099 80O-26O-2876 www.mooseriverland.com WASHINGTON, NJ temporary showroom location. resolve to remain the area's pre- BAY AREA, VIRGINIA SAFE Nice 3BR colonial, modern HAVEN 50 acres with exten oak kit.. 2 full baths. C/A. slve deep waterfron Ig deck. Asking $199,900 Starting immediately, Infiniti miere volume Infiniti center with $399,000. Terrific polentia ARNOLD J. HOWELL for development as family REALTOR 90S489-4700 compound. Owner arranged WESTF1ELD - FRIENDLY shoppers will be directed to our outstanding customer care. financing. Call today! 1^304 NEIGHBORHOOD, Desir- 90S0991. able North Side colonial, BETHLEHEM TWP 19 beau lOrms. Wash School Area, tiful acres. Open, rolling Walk to train, town, with views. $475,000. schools. 4-5BRS. 3.88As. Jim Scordo, Realty Boxed beams. New kit. Executives. 908-236-8894 w/granite. fplc, CAC. 1" fir FR. By appoint. $769,900 HUNTERDON COUNTY 908-233-5895 HINQWOOD 2 acre lot w/new con- The loss of our Infiniti showroom struction. Your plans or mine. Starting from has made us that much more $465,000 142 908-256-2462 FLEM1NGT0N determined to do more to NY STATEWIDE LAND SALE Fully occupied, updated earn your business. FREE LIST- 80 NEW TRACTS. A units. $435,000. Call Original Beautiful woodlands, farms, 908-996-9999 art 31 large rivers, streams & ouglas ponds. Rustic cabins built Infintti INFINITI IN SUMMIT for you on site. You choose Style & location. LOWEST Douglas PRICES, LOWEST FINANC- HOMEOWNERS! Limited of Ford (s the ^^ Temporary address: 430 Morris Ave., Summit, NJ ING RATES. MOST IMPOR fer - 2.95% Loan Rate. I TANT -EVERYTHING 100% believe you will find this temporary Guaranteed. Call ACL lflCO the lowest rate available tnflnfti Call 908-522-7300 or online at: 229-7843 or visit www. anywhere. Limited offer. location LandandCamps.com Today. Nationwide Lender. Any credit. 1-800-722-8099 www.douglasautonet.com SOUTHERN TIER LAND SALE! 5 Acres • Walk to State Land • $119.B2/ month*• 5 Acres - Abuts State Land • $138.40/ month* • Imagine 3.000+ All CASH PAIDill Accelerating the future* Acres of NY State Land at For single & mulfl-fomily your doorstep! Views, homes & vacant land. guaranteed buildable. twn Fast closings! Call to- rd, electl . 8B&925-9277 day! wyvw.upstatenyland.com ERA SUBURB ••12.900 purchpr. bal fin REALTY AGENCY, ©2004 FAB Inc. lOyrs « 7KFRM. 9M-M2-4434 March 19,2004 WC*mEL& 3BR house., hctwd ftrs., A/C, off-st, par* ire. 11.875 •>• utils. r*> fee. WMU HUH M/ Inte SCOTCH PLAINS FumMwd A NEW COMPUTE* • I coMtal Waterway - Rare CMNTMD 3 rooms, 2 fam. KUNLWOftTH - 4 rooms. 1 WESTFMEU) • 5 rms.. 3rd fl •0MMO72S U - Large 20R 1" fir. pabo, backyard, bedroom, includes heat 2 room studio, $9O0/mo. + utils. . *a! NO CASMT You're AP , Opportunity • Fust time of- parking, Ig bsmt. wash- WCtTRELO - 3BR. shor condo + amenities. Heat PROVED- Guaranteed! • tidrm. Grand Opening and water, single pre- S8007mo. utiMies in- ing distance to bain. Nc & Hot Water, parking & room. $950. Call after ferred. Owieroccupied. pets. Ma-ttfrO walk to RR end town. New-Fast-Famous Brand. • PKJVSW Visit June 4,5 I 7pm 9O& 7O»2O2O cluded 908-322-7S58 $195O+L/tils.. no pets pool included. Best loca- NO CREDIT CHECK -1 J900/month, 1.5 montt) SOUTH MUND M00K Mil WM-3T7-M5S tion. Sl,35O/month. 73J- 0 (t } security. •0»272-MM Avail. 4/1 9OS-233-0M0 Credit - Bankruptcy OK. 1 J1MM1 community on wate 1 BR apt, 2' fir, heat & hot 80&42OO326 10A-9P ES ; way with large *oodec BR epJ 3 rms.. 3' fir. in UNDEN Completely reno- water. $795/mo. Call - Mon-Frt 'Checking At 1 S* ho™«rtes. Deepwatei Victorian home, walk to vated, large 3BR. Walking 732-359-2023 . 2BR. 1.5BA town- count Required. - ioU. Ful|-*«rvKe ntanna. RR. bus & torn, $1000 * distance from train & 1BR. $1000 Apt. to »har» 1 mo sec. home, $1850 & *2100 + - MtmMS to Beach. 100+ sec., all utils. met cable. Shopping. $13O0/mo + 1 util.. newly renovated, new S550 /mo. New Provi utils. 1.5 mo. sec. 1540 Gotf Courses. Shopping \'C, laundry avail, immed Utils. No PETS 908-515- kit/appl, CAC. hclvid firs, MRKELEV HEIOHT dence Call or tv. msg sq ft, updated, hdwd firs rnn I Medical, SC's besi •QMO3O7M. 3625 no fee. no dogs, 9O&27J OOWtfTOWN Retail / Of 906-665-8206 fplc. CAC, gar. pkg.. no • schools. Ground fiooi 2444. eAl. 191. fice - 1 suite (eft. 1100 fee, no dogs, 908-273 DUNCLLEN - Several avail. LINDEN Ne*er constriiction Nofth PlaMtoM. female SUPPLY Rre*ood yi or full ' priced from JM's 186& Immed! 2BRs - $950 + sq. ft.. 2nd fir., avail, im 2444. eM. 191. 1" fir. 3 large BRs. 2 BAs, liwnH 1 BR, kitchen, LR. seeking responsible room- cords 90ft€54-1566 • 567-9523. Ut*l; 1BR + Lttil. incl. • modern decor tfire* out. med. can umun all utils.. garage, near S074M0 mate for large private 732388-1581 Near ttelf front hem* $1000. 3BR house $1400 all appliance included. transportation. No pets. home, furnished BR. ca- WESTFIEID live/work + Util. $1400. 2BR house Laundry facility, oft street Installation of heating and ' tlM.tOO. Spectacula No smoking. Avail 6/1/04 LAMURTVtUE, NJ ble. */d. walk to bus. space, 2500 s.f. off street ^C«folln« Mtn home on • Uttl. $12500 in Mid parking, separate utils. $900. P.O Bo» 534. smoker ok. cat in house parvmg. Ideal for sma central air conditioning at dlesei and more. No pets $1750 * 1.5 mo sec. Cor> Commercial office space affordable prices. Call , 18 hole golf cours Summit NJ 079021341 in premium building wiln no other pets. Refs. req business. $1950/mo. and non smokers pis. tact Tony 973-725-4766 $450 + sec dep + util 908-925-3421 . near Ashevllle NC. En SUMMIT. 4 rm apt., avail plentiful parking. Rt 202 Please call 90&654O725 • Joy mild climate, greai Tenant app and credit re NEW PROVIDENCE Juhe 908-754-7307. ort feq. Call for details. able 4/1. $1200/mo. + access. 1500 20,000 W*M McLoin cast iron o < golf, low taxes & IOA 2 ' apt.. DR LR, Q sf. from $15/sf. Design WESTFIELD - Newfy 2 BR boiler with becketi ' cost of living! Huge sav ERA E.A. utils.. 908-464-3251 or SUMMIT near NYC train sta Bonlakowshl Al«ncy. Inc. ElK, fo'. tXT':. C/A. a STi- 90&65&4917. to suit. 215462-1014 tion. room in 3 BR apt. Townhouses. walking dis- burner & controls. 9 yrs. ' in«s going on now. FREE was--.&r. W/D ga'oge tance to Tram. C/AC. Alarm old. well maintained. , VIDEO Call tolifree 1 732-96*0700 SUMMIT 5 mis. 3 BR. Female, non smoking, no www.tabttatty.con) Daw^rnont yard, p-'enty parking, laundry avail. MIDDLESEX * 900 sq ft pets $720 includes utils. sys., intercom, wash/dry.. Pick up only S5CO/ODO, • 866-334-3253 * 609 of parking. VVa'k to garage ha) with office 9085315711 refng., 1 car gar,. $1650/ 906-964-6217. FAMWOOO - I Bdr 2 ft. 481 Morris Ave. PMJMHM LUXURY RE Tran 51500. per mo + $1600/month +ut:ls. Great location. mo. No pets. SB8-92H110 . Mirr VILLAS 2,3.4 bed private residence pii- utn 903-604-0448 CM 732-S39-1772 SUMMIT Nice BR, share 908V377- " vai& entrance off- Walking distance to t/ain. rest of house. Laundry, 1 • rooms $89,900 North PlalnflaM 1 BR LR. street pkg.. wo:* to tram Pets OK. 732403-2111 NEW HOPE. PA Retail, parking $375 per month $149,900 FULLY FUR kitchen & bath. No pets utilities. 9O8-273-4O94 . NISHED. Use/then rent or bus. SHOO, 1 mo For show & directions call SUMMIT Spacious 1BR apt. premier location in Union I to vacationers. Lake Mar sec Aval. A/\ No ptts 90*322 7034 Avail. 4/1/04. H15O/mo Square. 4.300 sf. design Ion Golf Resort Sales Cc*1 908-322-5856 * utils. 908-273-44)94 to suit. 21S4S21014 VMtWNv Mi BMR 7-pc Modular SR W\, inc |888) 382-0068 Fo RAHWAY 1BR. LR Kit & wall mounted light, drawer PAMWOOO I 01 J SB BA. W, W Carpet. $650/ UNION • 2' Or, 2 fam house.. WettiMd Downtown, 1 rm Rentals (877*604 3500 perfect for ingle pro- LR. DR. 1BR. kiL. dec*. r>o unit, bed (twin), shelf unit .laf.err.anon.net mo. <- Utils. Avail. Immed. office, inc. all utils. 2 dr. cabinet, single ped fessional. Shor* wai< >o 908 20&41O7 pets, no snwking. $900 mo. 2~oK tram & town Ou:et res:- * utils & sec. 9OS5911362 $35O/mo. 908-233O004 BERKELEY HEIGHTS CaH W» desk w/overtiead Oook- cler.tifjl ^reet imrneai- Rot*ll* 1' fir of 2 family DOWNTOWN • Retail / Of shelf & light, computer ate occupancy. house. 3BR. LR. ElK. BA. WESTFIELD 1 BR apt., fice 1 suite left.. 1100 desk. Natural oak lami SI 100 /mo Can frudon- $llOO,mo. + 1 mo. sec. across from Westfield sq. ft.. 2nd fir., avail, im MARTHA'S VINEYARD nate. Assembly req'd. Al • 1 Tiai Rose Roa:tcrs 908- Avail 4/1. 90&2418985. tram station, no smok- 6 REPOSSESSED LOO med Catt Landlonl 908- 4BR. 2ba.. house. Lgdeck. hardware inc, $400 disas 753-4450 ROSHLE • 2 Bdr apt ing, no pets, heat and HOMES! EMERGENCY S07-6980 $2000 wkly. July/Aug. sembled. pick up only. 1BR apt. Lot water included $875 DISPOSAL! Mill Liquifla MOUNTAINSIDE, furnished Assembled photos avail, fANWOOO-'Elfioency 1 aval -mined $900. 1 tion: 2/3/4/5 bedroom Cat 9T3-22i0536 swell, cond. $775/mo • Bdr. I Datn apartment, utm'ies. Qu^et atea 2 + 1.5 month's security office space to share, well upon req. Contact David utils. No pets. 9OS-7O4- r deposit. Available floorplans. Superior Qual btn 9am & 8pm 908-232 porfect fo sig'ij pro- f! 903-245-1208 located, prestigious bldg. MrNTLE KACN/NDRTH- •723 4/1/04. CXI Mitt »S ity: precision pre-cut as 90*6549403 2551 Of email: fessional or s'udent sembly/warranty. Hana X: Oceanfronl $100 Dis - Beautiful large Way to fra'n 8 shop- ROSELLE ConriplGtieiy 908-92*2045 SUMMIT OFFICE SPACE - futrvthed Beaut,lui 3 selected pine. Details: 1 count on Summer beach 1BR condo w/ full ameni ping Lovely 800-471-1811. MUST pproj 2 000 sf in profes rentals, private homes/ Podwoin Sat Mediterranean t rms A/C. ww carpet WESTFIELD. 1 fir of 2 style, pecan, headboard Ues $1475/mo 973*7* y edae ; famity. 3BR, 1BA LR. DR. SELL! SACRIFICE! sional building, center of condos. Spring Get-A 3652 occupancy $700/r^c C JP'o Ava i now town. 973-467-4533 Ways. Free Brochure. Call with lights. 2 night tables, 1 S650 U'I i included. ElK. tin bsmt W/18R + armoire, triple dresser CHATHAM large furnished 1 Piudenfia Post- Realtors 1BA + storage & kitchen- ALPHA, NJ - 2 large bed 1-800525-0225 or V08-753-4450 liTiG.sec ! rooms, washer/drye/ www.elliottrealty.com- with mirror. $650. Call BR. 1 block to town and 732-396-1989 ette, laundry rm, gar pkg. 908-276-5246 train, short or long term FANW00D. spac. 2BK, 1BA. *aik to tram. $1700/mo hook-up, nice yard, Preview Properties! $950/montti • utils. $15OO/mo97S76§O133 1" fir Viet, Lit ElK. off st. ROSELLE/CRANFORD 908-233-9686 Sat pecan, 2 night pkg., avail 4/1. Walk to Avail April 1'. No pets. tables. triple dresser CLARK 1 Bdr opt.. 5800 tfain & bus. Call 908-322 BORDERLINE Beautiful 3 WISTFIKLD- 2" fl., 2 1»m- CaH 908-479*135 Large kitchen & IR 2 BR in ne* 2-family. '/: ga- My home, 3SR. LR. DR, WESTFIELD - Sunny 2 w/mirror, tall 5 drawer 1658 Ke msg tain 1 5pm dresser, headboard, eic family home, good $1600/mo. rage, yard, W/D, A/C, new kil.. 2 full BA, W/D hkup, CLARK, Ranch. 3-4BR. fin. BR. ElK. A/C W/D. walk area heat included appls. ceramic tiles. Htv no pots. Avail 4/1 ,$1400. to town and train. 908- cond. $400/obo. Call bsmt. nice area. $1800. 1 908-233-6806 Call after 6 p.m. 732- QARW0OD floors. Small pet OK. B-B /mo. + util. 9OS-232-7324 V; mo. sec. 90&654- 233- 7501 or 908-522- 381-7469 FLR. 4 ROOMS, Que outside. Close to NY WESTFIELD 2 floor. 4 6533 or 908-209-3492. 0003 BED, twin size, brand new, CLINTON 27 Center St. wash/dryer hookup, no trams, pkviys, etc. Must rooms » bath, close to firm mattress. paid pets. 1.5 mo security, see! $1800 + utils.. 1.5 NEW PROVIDENCE 2BR sin ;arved Mahogany Furniture, $399.. will accept 5150. above Outriggers Appaiel. tram & town, porch, park- gle family hse., upscale blue damask silk sofa 84* $1200 <• utiis Avail now. mos. security 908-241 ing.$1300 * utils. No 908-222-4041 Charming 1 BR apt. sunny 908-233-4076 1898 kit., fg. deck & rear yd. ball claw foot, rolled arms kitchen & sitting room. pets. Avail 5'1. Call 908 Nonsmoking, no pets. GARWOOD - Rcom for rent, camel back, pair pie crust BELLINI BARGAIN! 4 • Heat & water included. GABWOOD- 2 ft 2 family ROSELLE PARK 1 BR apt 8892233 Aval, mmed. $18Q0'mo. CaB otfc nd W8-W8-0I99 dtvjr, lamp tables. 28' high, pair • $9O0/month, SD0&0US2BR, Lf?. DR ElK Avail 4/1. $800 includes 90846428581*, message. piece washed oak Bellini WESTFIELD 8-1 lam or after 9pm carved upholstered chairs bedroom set, Very good '. Call 90&295-1890 W/D hooKuo. off ST. utils. No pets. By trans 2' floor. 6 rooms. CAC portation. 90824-3-3558 NO RCNTI $0 DOWN HOMES SUMMIT: Room for rent $250. glass top butler cof- condition. Great for a CMNfOftO 2 Bdr.. 6 rms. 1 parking. SMCOneQ wash dryer hook up. no fee table, pair oriental lamp 906-769-2649 Gov't & BanK Foreclosures! $125 per week. Call 908 child. Twin 4-poster iron I ba. garage, storage, near ROSELLE PARK • <2i 2BR. pets. 1.5 mo security. No ctedit OK! 0 to low 598O522 Silk Shades 908-464-3579 bed with trundle bed and, town, separate utilities. ft. 2 «»n, 2 BR 1BA apts. Avail. Immed. $2000 * utils. Avail now. do*n! For listings (800) mattresses. $950. $1575/mo. 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Prices include all costs except for taxes, licensing, MV fee, and registration. Offers cannot be combined. New tar prices include $400 recent college orad rebate to qud. hmm. All/ebotes and mcentiyej go to dealer. *RCO=Red Coioet Option; customer retains title oj the vehicle for the duration of term. At the end customer con choose to return th vehicle in good tond OR to purctee (he vehkle by paying hnol balloon pymfimt or tinanfinonc noa itrt. Customeusiomerr hha«s 1IU.5U0 50U0 mi/vm/yrr @20<3>Mc overage and is revponresoons fotor mainl and excess wear & teor.Altear. Alil financtmance offers subjecsubiect to primary lendelender approval and must |b»e financedd thru dealer. CrediC t may payment and/or APR rote, t On 2004 Ford Explorers. We're not responsible for type errors. Cars sold cosmeticalfy as is. Photos are for illustration purposes only. Ad prices volidi day after publication. 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Must w ei*rr wport ••'s six* unr, *e m w n(Mtt purch w otftef ofitr ttSntnt, ol tiwi stoiW"raiy J«K I dcim piyme OK SCT. Solid ookton Oak. THIS ENO UP ft Mar FUR- w/ctlrame base, 36**84 72- table, 2 leafs. 4>lde NITURE: T.E.U. dresser SCOTCH PLAINS w/leaf plus 4 uphoistere and 2 arm ladder back $150 & cabinet $125. ABSOLUTELY NO COST TO SPRINASALE! ANTIQUES chair*. $35O. Chandeliei Chans, 2 piece hutch, 6 stackabie. White Sim- YOUft NEW POWER WHEEL We pick up your meichan- w/bench. walnut finish Marc* lS*-2d* $100. 5 pc King BH s«t yrs. old. $1100 O60 908- mons crib & Chiiocrart CHAIRS, SCOOTERS, HOS- dlse & seii it on eBay! We excell. cond.. $6O0/obo 50% off almost • • • $350. Kitchen Se(,M 3227991 changing table $95 lota PITAL SEDS AND DIABETIC create & mange your auc- 90&464-2156. EVERYTHING ctwfrs $100. White. Dutailier Glidei Saturday Bag Day. A BUYER OF Off TABU- Antique French $95. 90»889-5039 SUPPLIES CALL 1-800- tion to over 96 million peo- M»272-*02» Oak Inland - w/side 843-9i99 TO SEE IF YOU ple worldwide. Once the Best Friend Thrift Shop 1750 East Y1 Street ALL kOjMET-TUK. board & 6 chairs. S5500. WALL UNIT • 3 pcs.. black QUALIFY. HI LOCATION. item sells, we collect your 2 Couches, 6ff., Che- lacquer, lighted 1O2"L. ALL STEEL •UHJS. 28.30 money from the winning MGINOOOS FLEA MMHST ANTIQUES nille. S500ea/Gbo. A)! in holds 27" TV. S300/obo was $8,900. sell $3,890. bidder, package & then Ro*«*a CathoUc H.S. WESTFIELD e< cond. 9W-273-00&2 908-298-9085 38*44 was $14,900, sell ship. You receive a check Rarltan Rd, RM Sal* Sat. 3/20. 9am. Always buying china, $5,950. 48x106 was */in lOdays. Sot. March 126 Virginia Street silver, porcelain, jewelry, ENTERTAINMENT CENTER WICKER FURNITURE SET windows, doors, appliances, coins, rugs. art. toys, old PC bNJKi im*» <•**• lAHt. 4 piece w/cushions $32,916, sell $12,916. 1" swwjjynarnitayctipn5.com COUCHES • leather. $400 2 Come 1" Serve! Joe (800; 90»3i&Oi44 furniture & morel trunks, etc. CASH PAID! others $150/each. Dtn dra.. Q. tz. rnttil 4 poster sofa, 2-armchairs, ottoman STACEY S0M07-M7S bd «97S SMxn Like new. Great for spring 392-7817. unused WESTFIELD • Sunday, March ftm Chafe** Bik lacq de" $700/obo MMV7I4-7M7 signer $1,000 negotia- Entertainment Unit, Tho- lad, king. Sleep Comfort standard size. 70.5' w •EDMINSTER 21'.. 9am 659 Willow ble. Bar cart $50. 90* masviHe. cherry. Ik system, computer desk 77" h $250 OBO. Buyer 3 HARROW LANE Grove Rd, (in front o 23MM7 new. 59.5LX21WX53.5H, leathei chair w/ottoman must pictt up. SOLD CONTENTS OF C0ND0 Tamaquas School) Furni $460. 908-664-5171 aft 4 refrige. Kitchen Aid. single SOLD SOLD SOLD Sat. 3/20,1O-3. ture and household items. COUCH- Two Piece Stratford BASV CLOTHES (gtrH) oak wall unit. $800/8(1 oi stainless steel, painted Excellent set of Workbench Sofa & Loveseat. pastel L shaped 10ft coucn Some new. some gently will sell separately. Call print. exc. cond hoosier. doughbox, waxed leal/blue. 6 i'g cushions Furniture. Includes com- used. 0-2T Some Gap. 90»ft89«845 matching area rugs i pine dining table, set recjiner. & queen size puter desk, bookcase, bu TO8-486-7232 window treatment & chairs. pai' fiberglass SCOTCH PLAINS Sot.. 3/20 oed. exc. cond reau and file cabinets. Breakfront. 90'W. 2 cube chairs. 3 piece For COFFEE TABLE • Glass top. painting. $750. 12 mir 9 to 2. Antiques, faux S395/OBO 9O»—»51»2 Can be sold together or pieces, black & walnut rored panels. $175. 732 mica bedroom set. red fireplace, LR * DR fumi Do you own a Pat Service, separately. Also Daybed '/a', contempofary. $95. asking 5300, 732-39c- wood futon, early cp Love Animals or Are Jint .matching end tables 388-6721 fure, lamps, glassware DESK - Pedestal, walnut. w/trundle in good cond. 9735 board top. modern desk & Hess trucks & snow vil- Dedicated to Your yis OW, l*e new. 56" 90*232-1620 available. 908-272-1027 ****** shetves. mirrored dressing Pat(a) or Othen? - Cririb w/dresser/changing lage collection, holiday Aide X 26 deep. *250 ;ountry Cocktail Table Oval SPA * HOT TUB COVERS table, kitchenware. tires decorations & loads Reach over M.OOO 87 FORMAL DA SCT solid table, natural wood. wood, oblong table. 6 Washed Pine 4 glass Ex exc. cond., $450. 908- $99 & UP. Cover lifters tools, furs, jewelry, lots of more. 464 Henry St OtNINO RM SET Solid wood chairs, china cabinet, but cellent. Asking $75.00 687-6493 $169. SSS-772 7S1O mise DIR: 287 ex. 22A Westfield Ave. or Moun- Information about out 7322822477 jughandle up Hill Dr. Ift on tain Ave, to Henry PET DIRECTORY table w/3 leaves, 8 chairs fet. sideboard. $1,999 Table, wood, octagon Stone Run Rd.. bear rght. buffet, china cabinet neg. 732382-7538 CUSTOM DRAPES like newt Pleaea Cal Momue at FIXTURES: Assorted $20 Sage, green tone-orytone pedestrai w/ieaf S 2 rght Harrow Lane. 90S-7S2-4747 x«S3 *1000. 908-7570021 HENREOON- BR set. triple $90. Loose crystal pieces stripe, on cornice. 2 pair, chairs. exc, cond. .OS1.50. 732-382-6931 $200: Cross Walk eiec A PARSE HOUSE SALE FREE - 6 yr. old spayed DINING ROOM SCT. 8 PC dresser, King hdbd. 2 42Wx96L. $75 each. 1 90*322 90» Stanley, washed oak. night tables and chest on ilass showcase 5.5' » 6' pair 128Wx96L. $99. treodmill. hardly used PISCATAWAY Eatata Con female Cocker Spaniel, $150. 908-322-5046 needs loving home incl. table pads, good chest. B/0 Shetves. sliding doors, Cream tone-on-tone stripe Berfcelay Heitfit*. 10 tents Sat & Sun 9-3. 455 3 pair. 42+Wx96L $60 ea. South Washington Ave. Can Joe 908-2l6-!6a9 cond.. asking 5900 INFANT SCI. 2 pc. crib & mirrored, Lights. $99. yp, electric, canon Riceman Rd.. off Park 906-233-9977 908-2450240 Other valances, curtains, AP300 w/ribbons hardly Antiques. fum., tools, drossef w/changino fa- assorted blinds, shutters. Ave., Sat. 3/20. 8an> used $200 908-68&03S8 lpm. Benefits St. Jo- crafts and jewelry. Cash OININO ROOM SET-exc. ble, exc. cona, 5500 .arge Contemp. Painting only. cond.. hutch, (able. 6 Bob 732-669-1982 16"x48" Blue/Pink/ Sea- seph Social Service Ctr. chairs, $1,100 obo KITCHEN CABINETS Solid foam $50. Call 9O&889- DINING ROOM SET 9 pcs for the homeless & poor ROSELLE 447 Weat «h Aw. 241-3916 oak incl. knee-hole desk 1976 traditional. pecan, of Union County. Some- Wood Ave to Wast 6th unit and counters w/pads. exc. cond.. thing for f¥*ryoo»l Contents of ENTJRE house •ram Sat. hutch, MICROWAVf Welbilt, 14 LOADED. Fri & Sat. 3/19 $300/obo 973-3773669 cu. ft., corousef, S25 SB60 908-789-4727 LAWMMOWIB - Simplicity credenra. table & 12 hp, w/snow blower CHATHAM • 7 Sunaat Terr & 20.9-5, Sun. 3/21. 8 chairs. $900. Uttla TyfcM Twin Sin 908-497-1051 aft. 4:30 12-5. Calf for DIR: 908- p.m. FENCE arid 36 in. mower. Ltke Partial Contents of Lovely 90*2417011 R«tf Racknc Car Bad. new. $1,000 SOLD SOLD Home. Fri 3/19 ft Sat 241-3201. No Early Birds HI $200/0(10. 973-701-0047 Riding Mower. SW. 0I50 Installers, Laborers 3/20, 104pm. LR, DR, DINING ROOM SET, mo- Sub contractor & Sales SOLD SOLD self-propelled snow- Kitchen, Den. Collectibles. 1.SO0, VENDING hog., Duncan Phyfe, Uvlnc Rm Sat. 6 pcs., me blower. $99. Need tun- 1-80O262-3245 TtfBI I 90 Machines • $9,120 6 chairs, china tables & lamps, exc. Waterford Crystal. Silver. tear. ing. 908-245-2504 HLKJE SAVINGS! Factory Di Steamer Trunk & more The Best Locations cabinet, buffof. wall cond., neutral color. Ask 1AA CASH tar leoods, mags, toy 1-800-836-3464 24/HrS hanging mirror, 1500. 90&2322240. SHOP VAC - S«««, « sal, rect! Three 40x60x14 cars, pez, dolls, teddy $9,775. two 50x60x16- LANDSCAPES/ $3500/BO 2 matching LIVINO ROOM SET Excel $25: Stationary BMa, $40. OARDEN CENTERS ANWOOD Sat 3/20, 9-3. bears, toys. 908*54-6688 ALL CASH CANDY ROUTE. Bowling Ball. $15. Gotf $12,540. two 50»100xl& bookcases. 1 w/bottom lent condition. Sofa, $19,575. one 60xl25xl& Complete line of nursery old (mechanics) tools, A FW*« TacM* CoSaetor Do you earn up to doors & I w/secretary. loveseat. chair + ottoman club*, itn-lMndad, Johnny stock container and B&B. large commercial wood of- Wants to buy old. rods, reels. $800/day? Your own lo- Lano storage chest, art Palm«r, ttartar tat. $40. *31.980. one lOOx $700 Call anytime. Leave 140<2O$62.795. Brand specializing in Gold fice desk, misc items & lures, catalogs 908/233-1654 cal candy route. Includes doco deik BoM offers. message Mfl-313-9783 •OS-MS-1079 Thread Cypress, PJM more! 8 Brohni Place, off 30 Machines and Candy- 732-968-9465 new, never erected. Call 1- ALL ANTIQUES- or elder STOVE, small and 2 small 800-936-9520. Olga, Weeping Conifers & La Grande Ave neai Terrill All for $9,995. Call 1-800- NEW, UNUSED COMPUTER rare & unusual varieties. Road. furn. DR sets, BR sets. 1 998-VEND. Dining Room S»t - Solid, DESK, hutch & 2-draw lat- A/C like new $99/each 908^865410 NAUTILUS Tread Climber MaV?35-74» pc or contents of house. goldon oak, pedestal eral file (henna cherryl: TC50OO Like new. used SCOTCH PLAINS 973/586-4804 Are you making $1,000 faDfe w/6 chairs, & $1,000 or best offer. STURDY STROLLER made in par weak? All cash vend- less than 10 times, one. MOVING SALE AU.CWM Waned pay $$$$** lighted hutch, Desk 6Ow x 24d x 29 '/i Sweden, like new. $75. $2200. Asking $1800. FrMay, March 19" and ing routes with prime loca S90G7OBO Karastan h/Hutch: 6Ow x 15d x 908-233-8034 your undented Ct*B. ABo de- tions available now! Under Purchased 10/03. RodM Arm Sow, 10*. Sat. March 20"., &4om, picsscn Gbss & antpucs. Oriental rug. Call 908- 38h/ File 36w x 24d x 29 7S9-342B 4OS Wattflald Rd, $9,000 investment re- 654-3774 RAIN TABLE L-shaped. Ryobi. $275. Call 908- 908/3223673 quired. Call Toll Free (24- V, CaN •*»n4nc» 90S- 12', hand built. $75. ITEMS: oak table and b 232-S192or Naw Cwch. • Spanlih crys 322-6898 chairs, desks, mahogany ALL LIONEL FLYER * OTHER 7) 800637 7444 Dtntng Room S«t, table IKEA cabinet. 30WX62H, tal chandeliers from $10& rale hmanOawiyc. com shelves & storage bins, Sears Power Toot* For highboy, china closet, TRAMS. Top cash pnaes pd. w/S chairs, kitchen s©t, $180. Fixtures from $20- cedar chest, porcelain- 8004644671 Of 973425 Certified motorcycle me- new sofa & loveseat. Oak wall unit. 3pcs. lighted S75. 908-464-1545 Sal*. 10" radial arm saw. chanic wanted for unique $100. 732-382-6931 6" belt/9" disc sander. top table and chairs, 1538. dressing table w/mnror, w/bar. J5O0 Round Washer & Diyer $50/ea. opportunity involving sales glass/brass tables, cof POOL TASLE 8 4 i 4 i; 12' bandsaw/sander, all sewing machines, small night-stands, chest of Combination Desk & tables, lamps. 2 sofas, ALL TOOLS WANTEO and service. 9O&399-9928 drawers, coffee tables, fee. sofa/end tables. w/all accessories, very w/cabinets. M»27«4t496 New & Used Bookcase $5O, Shampoo good cond , S900. 732- marble coffee table, end tables, twin & king I3OO/0BO Call aft. 6 Chair $20. 2O" TV $20. dishes, lounge chair, Joe 732/750-9135 MAKE MONEY FASTI Train- size bed w/brass heacf 9W276-74M 574-3836 ing Provided. PC Required, Call 90&88*4495. maple dresser, trunks, ANTIQUES, GLASSWARE. No Experience Necessary. board. 2 Bdr. chairs, SECTIONAL SOFA, blue Red scooter (wheel chair) Lionel Train parts, dolls. pool table, portable CHINA, SILVER, Great Income Potential. decorator fabric asking in excel cond. exercise equipment. USED FURNITURE Travel Benefits. 1-866- baf & chairs All exc $300. Olaia coffaa tabla. call 908-347-1315 Much kiKhenware. etc. cond 908-233-8574 CALL NANCY'S 4627827 ext. 707 $50.Computer desk $75 Roselle Plumbing & Heating DRUM StT- Tama Swing- www.joinjqy5tar.com DREXEL HERITAGE DR It Call 9O&522O537 11 St. Georges Ave. star, black. A-l cond,, SCOTCH PLAINS Sat.. 3/20 @ 908-233-8157 crotch mahog. breakfront. cym. & many access. SALES CONDUCTED Seeking 39 people locally, Tafola A Chain, 42". light BSOLUTELY NO COST Roselle. NJ $450 SOLD SOLD SOLD 9 to 3. House Sale Re- double pedestal table. 4 oak top, round POWER WHEEL CHAIRS, Hrs. Mon-Sat, 9-3 frig . now king bed. BY NANCY who want to lose weight. side, 2 armchairs & table w/chrome base. Oak- SCOOTERS, AND HOSPI All piteai ratfucad. Final PIANO - LESTER SPINNET furn.. HH. some free Cash for cameras. CD. Earn money, while show- pads incl. orig. $25,000, back chairs w/cushions, TAL BEDS. ABSOLUTELY Sale on all merchandise w/bench. Dark mahogany. items. Mountain Ave. to amps. mics. test equip,, ing others how. Free asking $8,500 neg. great cond.. $275 908- NO COST. CALL TOLL-FREE including vanities, vanity Appraised at $1250. Ask- Westfield Rd. to #2052 music instr., collections & DVD/CD available upon 90S-273-4O94 2?8-8573 1-8O0-708-9301 tops & toilet seats. ing $1,000 9OS-273-3S47 Nfchoil Ave. old items. 732-423-0199 request 1-888-328-0685 NO CHARGE... WITH EVERY VEHICLE PURCHASE Mmnmet MMH Carte IS OR LEASE" 2 dr, V6. auto OD trans, pwr str/icks/wind/ABS, air. AM/FM stereo, CD, till, t/gis, b's (dgs, cruise, dual air bags, cloth ml, sec sys, 109,916 mi Stk #S22U, VIN #S9277457 Sold as is MtterrHetCaralier 4 dr. 4 cyl. aulo trans, pwr str'ABS. air, AM/FM stereo. CD. till, sec sys, b's mldgs clolh bckis 28,442 miles. Stk *432P. VIN #27378766 net factory warranty until 4'10'05. Mil MCI! SIMM Dm 2MI nnralit 4 cyl aulo OD trans pwr strlck&ABS'wind AIR, AM FM stefeo. CD. till tgls r del dolh Octets sec sys rads auise ini*ip asm 52 069 mi Slk «4?8P VIN *3CH26 3*10495 6 cyl. auto trans, pwr str/ABS'lcks'seatAvimifsunrf. air. AM.'Frvi stereo-cass, CD. till, tgls. sec sys, keyless entry. do!h bckis b's mldgs. alloys, cruise. 31,119 mi. Stk. ,»521P. VIN #16134813 4 6L B cyl. auto OD trans, pwr str'lcks'lumbar seatwindABS. air, AM FM stareocass, b/smldgs. sec sys, trac cntil, till tgls, rads, keyless enlry. (2.713 mi. Slk »510LI. VIN *2X63B76S. '14995 II Chevrtlet llazer LT 4x4 Shop the 4 3L 6 cyl auto irans p*( sir ictis/lumbar seatwindABS, air lilt. fgls. r-del. clolh bckis. b's 6 cyl, auto trans, dual air. pwr str/wind/brks/lcks/mirrs, 15" alum whls, lugg rack, cloth int, MSRP $28,015, VIN #30310356. Incl. $1000 mkJgs sec sys AM/FM stereo CD, keyless entry pwr 5unrl. OnSlar 35.684 mi Stk *507P. VIN U12102306 15495 classified ads Otdsmobile loyalty reb. if qual' & $750 Military reb. if qual'. '13 Nissai Altiaa 2.51 SMai / first. 2 5L 4 cyl. auto trans, pwr stT/lcks/wmd.brks. air, AM/FM stereo. CD. till. t/g!s, r/del. IVs mldgs rads, cruise, cioth bckts. 22.602 mi, SI*. #508P. BE S10 FIEETSIDE PICKUP EXT. VIN*3C174318 Vortec 2200 A cyi auto Q'd Irans & electronic 16595 control, air, pwr str/brks. box floelsido alum whls, AM/FM stereo w/CD & equalizer, tilt 12 Clnralct Nazer Eitreae w/cruisa cntrt, sport suspansion pkg, MSRP s L i zj! ajts OD Irarij p*r si' S2O.225, VIN /T38206173. Incl $500 Bonus entry AUFVS?K- CO No matter what you're Cash, S1O0O Oldsmobile loyalty reb. i( qual* & $750 Military reb. il qjal". 13 looking for, begin your IZCInmeiSilnniiiSMU CERTIFIED EXTENDED CAB PICKUP, 4X4, 8 cyl. auto OD tians, # search in the classified air. pwr str/ABS'lcks/wind, AM FM stereo, CD, till, 9 l/gls, b/s rnldgs. sec sys, cruise, keyless entry bed Chevrolet BLAZER liner. 32,255 mi. Stk #496P. VIN *2E2B5356. 21595 section. Everything from Vortec 4300 V6, auto o/d trans, air. pwr careers to cameras str/brks/6-way driver ssat/wind/lcks/mirrs, till CfBIIMID & spd cnlrl, lugg rack, recovery hooks, rem 'H Gimlet TifeMi5MLT4rt $ B cyl, auto OD trans, pwr str'lcks/lumbarC| keyless entry, deep reart/gls, fog lamps, MSHP seal/wind/ABS, dual air, AW'FM stereo-cass, CO9 and cars are waiting for you $28,570, VIN #4K143906. Incl. $3000 mb., alloys, dim cntri, sec sys. b/s mldgs. seat memory, $1000 Oldsmobile loyalty reb. if qual' & $750 running brds, Ithr bckts, keyless entry, 32 455 mi in the classified ads. Military reb, if qual'. 21350 Slk. #523P. VIN *tJZ89619 CORVETTE CONVERTIBLE COMMEMORATIVE EDITION PENALTIES ON YOUR CREDIT? 5.7L 350HP V8, aulo o/d trans, air, pwr str/bfks. ArWFM stereo-cass, 12 disc CD changer, memory pkg, till, perlormace $ CALL AHEAD FOR IMMEDIATE handling pkg, MSRP $56,640, VIN *45103922. Incl. S2000 reb., $1000 Oldsmobile loyalty reb. if qual' & S7S0 Military S CREDIT APPROVAL! reb. if qual'. 40772. SAVE, 7BB8 ^classified- Serving Union County's Automotive Needs For 75 Years With Low Prices & Excellent Servite! 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