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Vol. 22, NQ. 31 Serving Weatfteld, Scotch Plains and Fanwood Friday, August 3,20O7 With raccoons living next door, Cacciola Place resident asks town for help dated duplex next door. to inspect the site — about a dozen "I cannot do anything in my yard," raccoons were visible, Green said. THE RECORD-PRESS Lee told members of the Town Council According to Moon, the Health WESTFIELD — Patricia Lee has at a conference meeting Tuesday Department has directed Penyak to always cherished her home at 119 night. "I pay taxes like everybody else secure the animals in humane traps Cacciola Place. She spent her child- — I should not have to live in fear. This and remove them from the area. But hood there, and when she purchased is my home." Lee feels as though her numerous the property from her parents in June When developer Joseph Penyak of pleas for help from the town have yet of 2004, Lee hoped to share that same South Plainfield purchased the duplex to be answered satisfactorily. "It's like appreciation with her daughter, in 2005 with plans to demolish the I'm going around in circles, she said. Miriam. structure, Lee was optimistic that the Town officials say they have done Over the past two years, however, problem would be eliminated. But all they can within their jurisdiction. Lee says she has been living as a vir- nearly two years later, her quality of According to Moon, Penyak will be tual prisoner in her own home, afraid life remains seriously undermined, she issued another summons subsequent to step outside after dusk for fear that said. to her most recent visit to the house In thla photo takan In Saptamtor 20O6, two of tha animals she and her loved ones wilt be As recently as July 17 — when on Wednesday. paar out from a hola In tha roof of tha Cacciola Placa attacked by a group of raccoons that Tonya Moon, an environmental health Although three traps were laid out homa. Tha hola haa alnca baan covarad up, but tha rac- have taken up residence in a dilapi- specialist employed by the town, came (Continued on page A-2) coona havan't laft Contractor THE CAT IN THE HAT IS BACK Fanwood obtains selected for $325K in state aid pool project Award will offset local taxes
THE RECORD-PRESS THE RECORD-PRKSS FANWOOD — For borough officials and WESTFIELD — After taxpayers, it was like Christmas in July. several years of planning, On Tuesday, July 31, the New Jersey the Recreation Commission Department of Community Affairs (DCA) took a big stride toward the announced that Fanwood has been award- renovation of the Memorial ed $325,000 through the state's extraordi- Pool complex this week by nary aid program. The program allocates selecting a general contrac- funds to municipalities that demonstrate tor who will oversee con- that, because of extreme circumstances, struction on the project. they could not provide essential services Ray Palmer Associates of without a substantial increase in their Dover came in as the lowest property tax rate. bidder at $2,434 million, winning the contract to com- *This is very good news for the borough plete the makeover of the of Fanwood and all of its residents," said 40-year-old complex before Mayor Colleen Mahr. the next season opens on "(The aid) will be devoted 100 percent May 15, 2008. The bid towards property tax relief," Mahr added. amount included three pro- The aid program is implemented posed alternatives, soft costs through the Division of Local Government and a 15 percent contin- Services and provides financial assistance gency. Two other bid propos- above and beyond the funds the state pro- als were received at $2.8 vides to all municipalities according to a and $2.9 million. predetermined formula. For Fanwood, the extra funds will go a For local officials, cost long way toward offsetting municipal was not the only factor — taxes. This 20O7 budget calls for total Palmer's professional expe- spending of $8.2 million, up from $7.9 mil- rience and reputation for lion in 2006. At the time the budget was timeliness were an added introduced in March, borough officials bonus. "He is one of the bet- were anticipating a total tax increase of ter and more well known $750,000, and borough residents were fac- contractors in the business," An all-agaa caat will praaant tha muaical ing a 7 percent increase on municipal Recreation Director Bruce "Sauaaical" from Aug. 9-11 at Holy Trinity Kaufman told the Town Graafc Orthodox Church In Waatftald. Abova, (Continued on page A-3) Council at a conference Brian Nlamlac playa tha Cat in tha Hat, whlla meeting Tuesday night. Laura Vlllaraut playa JoJo. At right, tha caat When the contractor has alao Includaa (laft to right, top row) Jaaaica Car leaves road, performed previous work, Taylor, Jaycaa Holmaa, Angala Baaao, Erica "He did a good job and he Morraala, Sarah Palmar; (middle row) Jaaaica came in under budget," said Harris, Laah Killmar, Elian Salmi; (front row) crashes into home Recreation Commissioner Jannifar Plarra, Janayn Oartal and Molly Dunn. Michael Cash. "We don't Tha production will banafit Tha Arc of Union take this lightly. We put a lot County, which provldaa aaaiatanca to children THE RECORD-PRESS of time and effort into this and adults with developmental challengea. For and we want to get this the full atory on tha show, aaa PrimaTlme, Paga FANWOOD — A medical condition may B-2. have been behind a serious accident done." Wednesday, when a sport utility vehicle In a meeting to discuss veered off North Martine Avenue, barreled the bid process on Monday, through a 12-foot high hedge and smashed Recreation Commission into the front porch of a local home. members said they were Olga M. Ramos-Deaguilaf, 48, of pleased to know that at Church leaders plan expansion at Holy Trinity Plainfield suffered a head injury and was least one of the company's taken to the trauma center at University two principals will remain Hospital in Newark after the accident, on site during construction THE RECORD-PRESS which began when her white, 1998 Toyota to supervise the project. WESTFIELD — For more Rav-4 crossed into oncoming traffic at At its next meeting on than 130 years, the Catholic around 11:42 a.m. Tuesday, Aug. 7, the council Church of the Holy Trinity has Ramos-Deaguilaf then hit a curb and will introduce an estimated been a spiritual presence in the struck a traffic sign before her vehicle cut $3.2 million bond ordinance community. Now, parish leaders across the lawns of 180 and 176 N. Martine to cover the cost of the proj- are hoping to expand on its Ave. The SUV then ran through a bush, ect and formally award the physical presence as well, with struck a tree, and finally crashed into the contract. "The (extra) funds the construction of a two-story porch at 170 N. Martine Ave., authorities will provide some leeway if addition to the existing building said. Luckily, the family is away on vacation anything comes up," said at 315 First Ave. and no one was home at the time of the Pool Committee Chairman Last week, the Board of Thia front elevation drawing showa the existing church and crash. Jonathan Jones. Adjustment unanimously planned addition. "It appears the vehicle was going in Since the pool complex is approved an application for sev- excess of the 3O mph speed limit," said a self-sustaining utility, rev- eral variances needed to con- has also increased, Deacons small group liturgies, plus addi- Traffic Safety Officer Sgt. Howard Jarvis of enue from pool member- struct the addition and rezone Keith Gibbons and Thomas tional seating for peak atten- the Fanwood Police Department. Drugs and ships will finance the proj- the properties as one lot, bring- Pluta said in an interview dance times; and a more flexible alcohol were not factors in the craBh, and ect. Additional sources of ing the parish one step closer to Tuesday. and renovated sanctuary space police are investigating whether a medical revenue include swim les- that goal. According to a survey con- with sound and mechanical sys- condition may have contributed to the acci- sons, guest fees and the con- The parish, which serves ducted in 2004, the greatest tem improvements. dent, Jarvis said. No charges have been cession stand, more than 1,900 families, needs are an expanded and Approximately three years filed against Rnmos-Deaguilaf. The town plans to issue includes the main church, Holy improved worship space with ago, GibbonB said, the parish Fanwood Police were assisted by the bond anticipation notes Trinity Interparochial School, a areas for parishioners to meet purchased the property adjacent Fanwood Rescue Squad nnd Fire until amortized bondB from convent and a rectory. With an and greet before and after Mass; to the church for $300,000, The Department, as well ns the Scotch Plains previous upgrades to the expanding number of services a chapel with a more intimate house on that property will be Police Department and Rescue Squad. (Continued on page A-2) provided, the demand for space environment for daily Mass and (Continued on page A-3) (Continued on page A-3)
REMINDER QUOTABLE INDEX The Fanwood Fire Department will chris- "/ would like to correct the misconception that those of us who 'WET DOWN' ten its new ladder truck at a "wet down" disagree with President Bush and his actions in Iraq are 'liber- Commentary A-4 Obituaries A-5 IN FANWOOD beginning at 1 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 4 in al left-wingers.'" — Scotch Plains resident Patricia Balke. See Community Life B-1 Real Estate C-4 LaGranae Park. Residents are invited to more opinions in the letters section, beginning on Page A-4. come out and take part in the festivities. Sports C-1 Police Log A-5 Raccoons next door
is a low :*Sutafcoun*,thw~ mMJHinn that raquir— A court hearing on th* vialatiooa w and town official* encouraged Lee to bar CM* at that time. HM court can fin* Bnayak a of $1,000, offi- "At the end of thu month, I'm hopeful that because of the violation* written we will be in a better position aw far as cor- recting this condition InIJM3efnber2006,ttieBoaittofA4juartin^ poaal by Penyak to demolish the wasting duplex and construct a new three-story structure with a two-car garage on the first level and three-bedroom apartments on the second and third levels. The application was rlsemnd an overly intensive use; the existing house sits on a non-confbnning lot of 2,546 square feet, less than a third of the 8,000 square feet required. Anew application is in the works, thffiigh hearings have not yet begun. According to Councilman Jim Fberst, the town is wary of imposing new maintenance restrictions on developers because they could have the "unintended impact of affecting Plans for th« renovated complex Includ* m reconstructed main pool with a "misting palm Island" a •pray mat lnHi«vfrm|B on a fixed income." area for kkte. Although the citations on Panyak continue to pile up, Lee believes the town's inapnnsci to date has been inadequate. to the useful life of the facili- and a self-closing gate will to increase pool membership "What would you do if you lived next door to raccoons with Pool project ty. "We have a tot riding on provide added safety. Along fees. children?" Lee asked. The nocturnal creatures, ranging in sue this," Kaufman said Monday. with the aesthetic improve- The Recreation from 20 to 40 inches in length, have a reputation for clever- (Continued from page A-l) Improvements to the ments, planned structural Commission will set up a pre- ness, intrusiveness and mischirvonsnnss. pool — such as the installa- pool's adult section include repairs will stop the current construction meeting with At Tuesday's meeting. Lee and her family were supported tion of a lap pool, dive tank plans to add more seating loss of about 10,000 gallons of Ray Palmer Associates to dis- by a half dozen members of Wsstflsldsrs Concerned About and slides, which began in inside the pool, handicap water daily around the pool's cuss a progress schedule. Responsible Development (WECARE), who asked council 2002 — are paid off. Then, the ramps that extend into the perimeter. "What we really care about is members why it has taken so long to resolve the situation cost of the project will be water for easier access, and a The upgrades are expect- that the pool is open by May The supporters urged the town to do more to address Lee's spread over 15 years. A por- reorientation of the space to ed to increase the pool's sur- 15," said Cash. Recreation concerns and protect other residents from similar situations. tion of the pool utility's siz- create parallel deep and shal- face area by scaling back on officials said that the winter "What is the incentive for (developers) to do what is right?" able surplus will be reserved low ends and allow more peo- underutilized sections like an weather should be the only asked WECARE member Beverly Mack. to pay down 50 percent of the ple to stand. Jet pools, which 18-foot deck and diversifying obstacle to the completion of Residents also said the situation would have been handled annual debt service, which are popular with seniors, will areas for pool usage. Removal the project. differently if it had happened in one of the town's fancier will max out at $410,000 in be added in one corner of the old pool, a major por- Theresa Stultz is a staff neighborhoods. Jacqueline Brevard lives on affluent Dudley 2011. Various misters designed tion of the project, will be per- writer for the Record-Press. Avenue. 1 am confident that if this were happening on Dudley According to recreation in fun, kid-friendly shapes formed by a subcontractor. She can be reached at (732) Avenue, that this would have been addressed,'' she told the officials, the renovations will create a water park feel Town officials have said 396-4204 or tstultzf&njnpub- council. should add another 50 years to the children's pool area, there are no immediate plans liahing.com. The group asked if there is a point at which the town has the right to exercise eminent domain and seize properties that are in disrepair in the interest of public safety and health. "Better a vacant lot than one with an infestation," said Jim Federal grant could support program to aid seniors Baker. aW TNssMleV STULTZ Central New Jersey, and socialization and indenendindepend- es to about 20 seniors on its Councilwoman JoAnn Neylan represents the Second THE RECORD-PRESS leaders of both organizations ence to combat depression, waiting list. Ward, in which Cacciola Place lies. "All the proper channels sat down with Ferguson dur- loneliness and institutional- According to Beck, the dif- that can be pursued have been pursued," said Neylan. She ference in costs associated added, though, that now that she and fellow Second Ward SCOTCH PLAINS — A ing a press conference on ization. Councilwoman Vicki Kunming are "on notice," they will work program to improve the lives Monday afternoon. These are the frailest of with providing assistance to to see what more can be done. of local senior citizens may The NORC program pro- the frailest of the elderly" seniors and placing them in soon be getting some help vides assistance to Jewish said Tom Beck, executive nursing homes is significant Sharon Stockwell, another WECARE member, said in a from the federal government. and non-Jewish seniors in director of the Jewish Family — an average of $8,000 to phone interview Wednesday that the council needs to find Rep. Mike Ferguson (R- Union County by delivering Service of Central New $13,000, compared to about another way to respond to the situation. $80,000 annually for nursing The developers who are anticipating opposition, they 7th District) stopped by the meals, providing in-home Jersey. According to Beck, the want to wear you down," she said. The fines are so minimwl, Wilf Jewish Community nursing care and transporta- NORC program is an impor- home care. it does not have any consequences for them. Campus this week to tion to doctor's appointments, tant lifeline for the neediest The NORC program "We feel no one should have to live with this," added announce that the House has and connecting elderly resi- senior citizens, typically age focuses on lending a helping Stockwell. It's a safety issue, it's an aesthetic issue, and it's a approved his request for dents to counseling, among 75 and over, and claims have hand to seniors who have quality of life issue. $200,000 in federal funds for other important social servic- increased as more seniors lived in their community for There needs to be something more proactive done in the the ; Natural Occurring es. learn about the program, most or all of their lives, Beck interim, and it is appropriate to ask the council to look at Retirement Communities The pilot program seeks which recently moved to a said, and securing federal aid other remedies," Stockwell added. (NORC) program. The pro- not only to meet the practical new building on Westfield is crucial to its mission. "We gram is operated by the needs of the elderly, but to Avenue in Elizabeth. have been operating on a Jewish Federation of Central provide something much less The federal funding is shoestring budget," he said, See the Westfteid Briefs online of New Jersey (JFCNJ) and the tangible and equally benefi- included in an annual appro- adding he hopes to use the www.nj.corn/recordpress Jewish Family Service of cial — the opportunity for priations bill for the Labor funds to "breathe life" into and Education departments existing programs and rein- and other federal agencies, vigorate services that were DONTIEPUCE Ylll TiB. 'which won House approval dropped because of a lack of by a 276-140 vote on July 19. funding. 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CARLSON BROS. 908-272-1266 I Tips for a Mr. Fish will offer kids smooth ride fun lessons about physics In a state jam-packed with people •training toge t Program is part of and amusing circus skills aomewbere fast, I find . and magic tricks make myself dreading the idea of Wed. Matinee Series science fun for the whole getting in the car What des- MOUNTAINSIDE — family. We are happy to tination is worth being tail- As part of Trailside have him back as part of gated by acme Red-Bull Nature & Science Trailside's 2OO7 summer •wigging alpha-teen in his Center's Wednesday matinee series." mother's SUV? Actually in Matinee Series, the center Tickets go on sale 20 Jersey, there are quite a few. will host a unique and minutes before the show, So I decided to find ways to lively performance by Mr. which will take place in make the most out my time Fish, a renowned circus Trailside's newly renovat-, behind the wheel. performer, at 1:30 p.m. ed Visitor Center. About 60,000 people die Wednesday, Aug. 8. Admission is $4 per per- each year in collisions on the Using everyday house- son, and the show is rec- roadways of the United hold objects and lots of ommended for ages 4 and States, so I have a reason to audience participation, older. No infants or babies be a little wary of my fellow Mr. Fish offers a humor- in strollers are allowed in drivers. I sought an expert the auditorium. opinion on which lane is the ous and exciting perform- safest from Robert Schaller, ance incorporating "kid- Call Trailside for infor- who has taught defensive friendly" demonstrations mation regarding group driving and traffic law for 16 on the principles of aero- rates. The matinees have years. On RoadTrip dynamics, friction, air been selling out, so come America's pressure, sound and more. early to find a good seat. 9 Web site, He will amaze the audi- For a complete listing Burb he details ence with astounding of Trailside's Summer Basics the bene- tricks and scientific Wednesday Matinee fits of the explanations. Series and for information center "Mr. Fish is a former about upcoming programs, lane. "One featured clown with the call (908) 789-3670 or visit ofyour Big Apple Circus, and his wrww.ucnj.org/trailside on goals show is back by popular the Web. Trailside Nature should be demand," said Union and Science Center is to avoid County Freeholder located at 452 New Th» "Phmumwnal Physics" show begins at 1:3O Aug. 6. Tickets are $4 and go on sals Chairwoman Bette Jane Providence Road in By Dinah Dunn 20 minutes bsfor* showtime. Kowalski. "His amazing Mountainside. Constantly adjust your speed as necessary to main- tain a safety cushion all around your vehicle. In the Annual Peace & World Friendship Fair returns to Cranford Sunday center lanes, you will find it CRANFORD — This Sunday, and musical performances. The painting and peace art. global disarmarment. The fair is is easier to ensure you have Aug. 5, the Union County Peace fair will also feature a "peace The event will conclude around part of a network of events being a way out when you need it Council and the bazaar" offering information from 5 p.m. with an "Earth held around the globe envisioning — because youll have two Hiroshima/Nagasaki peace, ecological and social justice Community" drum circle. a more peaceful future for all. ways to go. With a lane on Remembrance Committee will organizations, as well as vendors Attendees are invited to bring For more information, or to vol-' each side, you have host the fourth annual Peace & with crafts, jewelry, ecological, drums and percussion instru- unteer or participate, call Diane increased odds of a clear World Friendship Fair in Eastman cruelty-free and peace-minded ments to join in spreading the at (908) 233-7344 or Monica at path if you suddenly need Plaza at the intersection of North items for sale. Everyone is wel- spirit of peace. (908) 265-3469, go to one." and North Union avenues. One of the main reasons come to bring items to "free-cycle." Founded to remember the wrwrwr.ucpeace.org or email union- that people get in accidents The theme for this year's fair Visitors will also have opportu- Japanese atomic victims of cou ntypeacecou ncil<@>gmail. org. is they are distracted. will be "Creating an Environment nities to learn about organic gar- Hiroshima and Nagasaki, the Other sponsors include NJ Organizing your car means of Peace". dening, feng shui, and alternative Union County World Peace & Peace Action, People's you won't be rummaging Beginning at noon, the event green energy. Interactive chil- Friendship Fair is held yearly to Organization for Progress (POP), under the seat for a napkin will feature a wide range of per- dren's activities will include origa- promote a culture of peace and the North Jersey Department of while barreling down the formance, art, poetry, speakers mi peace-crane folding, face- non-violence and to work towards Peace campaign and Word Out! highway. The Puff N Stuff ($12.99, Container Store) is a leak-proof garbage bag Westfield's Wolski now an Eagle Scout THIS WEEK that hangs conveniently WESTFIELD — Matthew & E Auto Body of Clark. behind almost any headrest. Wolski, a member of Boy Matthew also thanked SATURDAY, AUG. 4 What makes it better than a Scout Troop 273, recently Tom Brennan from Boyce TREASURE CHEST/FARMERS' MARKET - antiques simple garbage bag is that it earned the highest honor in Playgrounds. Paint and sup- and home accents join the Westfield Area Chamber of also holds a standard-size Scouting: the Eagle Scout plies were graciously donat- Commerce's Farmers' Market. 9 a.m.-2 p.m. at the South tissue box in an easily acces- Award. ed by Westfield Lumber. Avenue train station lot. To sign up as a vendor, call (908) sible compartment. Only four percent of all Scoutmaster Dr. Eric 233-3021. Another way to keep your Boy Scouts attain this honor. Deutchman, Al Jekelis and FARMERS' MARKET — the outdoor market comes to the eyes on the road and both The ceremony was held at John Cline helped guide center of Scotch Plains. 8 a.m.-2 p.m.; continues weekly hands on the wheel is invest- Jefferson School with friends Matthew on his trail to through Oct. 27. For more information, call the hotline at ing in a decent travel mug. and family members present, Eagle. (908f 322-1777. I've gone through at least a along with his fellow Scouts. Matthew is the son of dozen. Real Simple tested 25 Matthew's Eagle Scout Michael and Lorraine SUNDAY, AUG. 5 mugs to find the best for project consisted of assisting Wolski. He has two brothers, UNION COUNTY PEACE FESTIVAL - local activists will long, cup-jostling commutes. Jefferson, where he attended Chris and Thomas, who are "create an environment of peace" at Eastman Plaza in down- The winner: Oxo Good Grips elementary school. He raised also involved with Scouting. town Cranford. Noon- 5 p.m. Peace bazaar, "earth community" LiquiSeal Travel Mug, ($2O funds and arranged for the Chris attained Eagle Scout drum circle and more. For details, call (908J 233-7344 or visit www.oxo.com) The spout purchase and installation of a few years ago, and Tom www.ucpeace.org. opens and tightly shuts with picnic tables and benches for MATTHEW WOLSKI recently completed the rank EXPLORE LOCAL HISTORY - visitors may tour the f the click of a button and is the playground. He also re- of First Class Scout. c.1750 Osborn Cannonball House. 1840 Front St., Scotch angled to minimize drips. painted the school's interactive USA map on In his seven years with the Troop, Plains. 2-4 p.m. Free. Plus, it holds coffee, which is the blacktop and helped provide additional Matthew has served as patrol leader and reason enough to buy it. educational games for the grammar school senior patrol leader. He is a member of Before you hit the road students. Calvary Lutheran Church in Cranford, MONDAY, AUG. 6 with your hot coffee and Matthew expressed thanks to all those serving as acolyte and volunteering with 'ALIEN' — the Scotch Plains Public Library concludes its plethora of tissues, check out who donated time, materials and hard work the youth group. Additionally, he is a mem- horror and suspense film series. 7 p.m. Free, but register at where to buy the cheapest to complete this project. They include the ber of the Westfield High School Concert (908) 322-5007, ext. 204. : gas at Jefferson staff, including Principal Jeannette Band and is actively involved with the http://autos.msn.com/every- Munoz and many teachers and custodians. school's Transitional Project. He enjoys TUESDAY, AUG. 7 \ day/gasstations.aspx?zip&src He also thanked all his friends and fellow playing baseball, and his hobbies include NATIONAL NIGHT OUT - the Fanwood Community =Netx. The site checks the Scouts who helped paint and assemble the art and snowboarding. Policing Alliance hosts this event, featuring family-friendly festiv-J prices on 9,000 gas stations benches. Special thanks go to Mr. Castaldo Now entering his senior year at ittes and a crime-fighting message. 6:30 p.m. in LaGrande j every night. Just type in and the following companies for their gener- Westfield High School, Matthew plans to Park. The adjacent Fanwood Museum will be open during the . event, and a movie will be screened in the park later that your zip code and avoid get- ous donations: Brinton Auto Body of pursue a college career in the arts and sci- (; ting gauged. Westfield, Lee's Auto Body of Avenel, and J ences. night. Parking available at the south side train station lot. To keep the urchins quiet in the back seat, nothing WEDNESDAY, AUG. 8 < beats "The Big Book of Car Rotary seeks additional MONTCLAIR TRIP - the JCC of Central NJ hosts a trip to Games" ($12.95). This inter- the Montclair Art Museum and Yogi Berra Museum. Bus will > active, spiral-bound book depart Congregation Beth Israel at 10:30 a.m. and return in ' contains activities, masks, support for Frazee House the late afternoon. Open to all — $30 for JCC members, $35 , puppets, coloring and draw- for non-members. Register in advance at (908) 889-8800, ext. ing pages, puzzles, songs, SCOTCH PLAINS — of Betty Frazee during the 207. \ and games (including the The Fanwood-Scotch Plains Revolutionary War. When PHENOMENAL PHYSICS - the circus performer Mr. i parental favorite, King of Rotary Club's efforts to the British General passed Fish visits Trailside Science and Nature Center to teach kids Silence, in which the winner restore the historic Frazee by the house and ordered basic principles of physics. 1:30 p.m. $4 tickets available 20 is the one who can keep House are continuing her to provide bread for his minutes before showtime; recommended for ages 4 and up. j throughout the dog days of troops, she legendarily 452 New Providence Road, Mountainside. ! quiet the longest). It also fea- summer. With donations replied, "I give this, sir, in tures pages of stories, trivia, from residents and busi- fear, not in love." riddles, and jokes; sections nesses in the two towns, The F-SP Frazee House SATURDAY, AUG. / 7 on geography, astronomy, plus government grants Committee encourages local TREASURE CHEST/FARMERS' MARKET — antiques ; and road rules; and a special that have been applied for, residents to drive by Aunt and home accents join the Westfield Area Chamber of ' selection of make-your-own great progress — but much Betty's home at Terrili and Commerce's Farmers' Market. 9 a.m.-2 p.m. at the South postcards. more lies ahead. Raritan roads, wave at Aunt Avenue train station lot. To sign up as a vendor, call (908) Finally, if the car is actu- An historic architect, his- Betty and appreciate the 233-3021. ) ally quiet and you are driv- toric preservation consult- significance of the historical FARMERS' MARKET — the outdoor market comes to the | ing cloBe to New York City, ant and local archeologist building. center of Scotch Plains. 8 a.m.-2 p.m.; continues weekly > try listening to WFUV 90.7 monitor the project to pre- The committee is grate- through Oct. 27. For more information, call the hotline at i FM, a public radio station serve the authenticity of ful for the help of all of (908)322-1777. from Fordham University. this 18th-century gem in those that have made tax- The DJs play a really inter- the midst of the community. free donations to sustain the COMING UP '' esting blend that almost When complete, the site will project and considers them GOLF OUTING — Temple Beth El Mekor Chayim will host makes you forget you are feature a living history to be membere-at-large. its first golf outing at Hyatt Hills on Raritan Road in Clark. Aug. \ being tailgated by a truck. museum, plus additional Interested residents are 1 3. $180 fee includes 1 8 holes with cart, kosher lunch from Between finding Barbie outbuildings, a gift shop, a asked to further serve as Deli-King, prizes and cocktail hour. Sponsorships available ; shoes and balancing the video theater telling the his- members of sub-committees. Andy Calamaras, a member beginning at $125. Register by Aug. A; call Steven Merman at' checkbook, Dinah Dunn tory of the house, and facili- Those residents who wish to of the board of trustees of (908) 358-3098. edits nonfiction books. If ties for educational pro- become involved with the the F-SP Rotary Frazoe FARMERS' MARKET FOR SENIORS — eligible senior , you've got topicB she should grams for local Bchools. The project are asked to call House Committee, attaches citizens can use vouchers to purchase "Jersey Fresh" produce investigate or ndvice to historical and educational Membership Chairperson a cut-out of Revolutionary in this market in the community room at Westfield Senior make suburban life easier, complex will remain in an Janet Strunk. at (9O8) 322- War heroine Aunt Betty Housing, 1 133 Boynton Ave. 1-3 p.m. Aug. 14. For details, email her at ideal parkland setting. 6627 or (732) 423-1O42. Frazee to the front of her call (8ff8) 280-8226 or (9O8) 527-4870. [email protected]. The house was the home house on Raritan Road. (Continued on p»ge B-4) , ] priwnmtimel [ AUGUSTS, 'Seussical* production will help support the Arc by Just Productions in include from Thursday, Cat in the Hat, Daniel Aug. 0 through Saturday, Grsenberg as Hoiton the Elephant, Katie Cofley as the ahy but capable Gertrude, by 8t Laura Villermut as JoJo, Orthodox Church of Catherine Allison aa the Sour Kangaroo, Jensyn Oertel as ing every weekday i Amazing Mayzie, Bob since the end of June in an Bodnar as the Mayor of eflbrt to bring the character* WhoviUe and Dana Mandy of Dr. Seuen to life through as his wife, Father John Spino as the Grinch and catchy Bongs written by the Herri Stubbs, local voice Broadway team of Ahren* teacher and professional and Flaherty. vocalist, as Yertie the judge. **n>e CThwaraalproces s is "An added aspect toth e very oompraaaed and show is our company's com- intense, but no one seems to mitment to a community out- mind," said director reach project," said 1 Mafsuerite Modero. "Each Above, ttw Theater Project Jr. * production of "OUvort member of the cast is always Marguerite Modero. "After 30 tor* AprtI Hautea and ha* brother Jo«« review ttt«4r Hnaa. ready togiv e it their best. years of directing and teach- They are putting their ing both music and perform- hearts into this project. You ing arts, I have developed a Theater Project presents can see it in their faces when philosophy that those of us in they perform. Everyone is the theater have a responsi- very committed to making bility to use our talents totr y a new show, junior-size this show sparkle." The Theater Project Jr., Written by the late Lionel The musical will be per- Those of us in under the direction of Bart, it was first per- formed at 7:30 nightly at the theater have a Mary Iannelli, will present formed in London in 1960 Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox the classic musical and has remained one of Church, 260 Gallows Hill responsibility to use "Oliver!" from Friday, Aug. the most beloved musicals Road, Westfield. It is the our talents to try to story of Hoiton, the lovable 10 through Sunday, Aug. of all time. make a difference in 12 at the Roy W. Smith and rather self-effacing ele- The all-kid cast will fea- phant, in his quest to find the lives of others. Theater of Union County ture Allison Hrevnack, and help the Whoa: people so College, 1033 Springfield Antonio Roboostoff, April tiny they cannot be seen by We need to lend a Ave. in Cranford. . Hautea, Jose Hautea, the naked eye and can be helping hand whenev- Based on the novel Judith Alba, Kimberly heard only by Horton. In the "Oliver Twist" by Charles Esguerra, Kristine and Melissa Tobie from Aug. 10-11 and 2 p.m. Aug. process of bis search, he also er possible." Dickens, "Oliver!" is a story Esguerra, Patricia Pacis, Elizabeth; Bishop 12. All tickets are $10, plus accepts the responsibility of — Marguerite Modero about the adventures of a Sergio Ferreira, Stephen Hawkins and Kiana a $1.25 processing fee. To caring for a yet-to-be-hatched young orphan boy who Patricco, all from Union; Hawkins from Irvington; purchase tickets, call egg that has been abandoned to make a difference in the inadvertently falls in with Aedan Accardi and and Arthur Mezzo from (800) 838-3006 or order by his bird friend, Mayzie. lives of others. We need to a gang of child pickpockets Annamarie O'Connor from Mountainside. online at www.brownpa- His dilemma deepens as it lend a helping hand whenev- in Victorian London. Roselle Park; Kate Tobie Performances are 8 p.m. perticketB.com. becomes increasingly difficult er possible. to help either, and he eventu- "I usually try to study the ally lands in court and on show I am directing, letting it trial for "talking to a dust more or less speak to me," Latest issue of Exit 13 features poetry by area residents speck." she added. "When I findth e "Poetry is another form For those willing to wait now available. Island; translations by The cast ranges in age thread that runs through the of reporting," says Tom a year between updates of The 14th issue of this Paul Sohar of the famed from the youngest "Who" at 7 fabric of the show, it's easy to Plante, editor and publish- the news in poetry form, annual journal of contem- Hungarian poet Gyorgy years old to the most sea- know what our outreach er of EXIT 13 Magazine. they'll be happy to know porary poetry includes Faludy (1910-2006); child- soned performer at the age of should be. 'SeussicaT has "And the wonders of the that a new issue of the work by 51 poets and sev- hood memories by Lyn 70, with middle school, high some truly beautiful life les- world around us are the magazine, "the crossroads eral photographers, includ- Lifshin about her neighbor, school and college students sons incorporated in the sto- big news stories." of poetry since 1988," is ing 20 New Jersey writers. Robert Frost; and a photo- in between. "Everyone gets ryline. The work of Dr. Seuss Among the local poets in graph by Jim Lowney of along so well — the interac- Btresses kindness, commit- the new installment are Irish rock star Bono greet- tion is really great," said ment, friendship and most Adele Kenny of Fanwood, ing American poet Allen Modero. It's like one very big importantly, the right of Jim Lowney of Kenilworth, Ginsberg, who was visiting extended family." every creature to be treated Gwen Samuels of Rahway, Dublin in 1993. Musical director David with dignity no matter what Barbara Wirkus of Plante named the maga- Modero is a graduate of their station in life." Kenilworth and Tom Mason Gross School of the zine after the Elizabeth Arts at Rutgers University For those reasons, Modero Plante of .Fanwood. exit off the New Jersey and a music teacher in the said, the production as select- Other Garden State con- Turnpike. He has assem- Sayreville Public Schools. ed as its outreach recipient tributors include Linda bled the magazine in "Musically, this show has the Arc of Union County. For Radice of North Plainfield, Fanwood since 1988, the something for everyone," he the past 50 years, the Arc Paul Sohar of Warren, year that he and his wife said. "Each number has a dif- has assisted children and Gina Larkin of Edison, Bob moved out of the Elmora ferent feel, ranging from soft adults with developmental Rosenbloom of Bound section of Elizabeth. The balladB to hip-hop and swing. challenges by offering voca- Brook, Maxine Susman of poetry journal has featured I'm looking forward to work- tional, educational, recre- Highland Park, Kathe snapshots of Exit 13 road ing with a large pit. It's great ational and family support Palka of Flemington, John signs ever since, including to have the instrumentation resources. The Perfect Destination Larkin of Edison, Sander photographs contributed by necessary to achieve a true Said Modero, "Just as Elegant Comfortable Rooms Upgraded Amenities Zulauf of Andover, D.E. correspondents from Broadway sound. You can't Horton speaks for the resi- 3 Beautiful Banquet Rooms Meeting Rooms Steward of Princeton, throughout the United always get that with a small dents of Whoville when no Jessica de Koninck of States and overseas. Plante combo. one else cares or tries to hear, High Speed Wireless Internet Relax Poolside Montclair, Tatiana Rodeiro sends a copy of the maga- "I'm also thrilled to be the Arc gives a voice to many Complimentary Continental Breakfast of Madison, Stephen Power zine to each photographer working with some of my who face big challenges on a Business and Family Local Attractions of Maplewood and Anna whose work is published. students who followed me to daily basis and may be Evans of Hainesport. The latest issue is avail- the production this summer," ignored by society much of EXIT 13 Magazine fea- able for $8 from EXIT 13 Modero added. "It's fun to the time. Even if we are only Welcome Our Now (. .ucivr tures poets of all ages, Magazine, P.O. Box 423, work with them outside of helping in a very small way, Over 50 Years of writing styles and degrees Fanwood, NJ 07023. The school in a more casual set- it is important to our group of experience, focusing on journal is also available at ting." and St Nicholas Church to Award Winning Cuisine j; where and how we live and the Fanwood and Scotch Choreographer Jensyn make the effort." what's going on around us. Plains libraries. Oertel, a Boston Ticket prices are $9 for Take OUr virtual tour... you'll love what you see! The emphasis is on geogra- For more information, Conservatory musical the- children/students and $12 for phy, travel, adventure and contact Plante by email at ater major, will also be on adults. For additional infor- kenilworthinn.com the fertile ground of the [email protected] stage in the role of Mayzie. mation or to reserve tickets, imagination. m. Photos of Exit 13 road The schedule is a hectic call (908) 358-2073 or St GSP Exit 138, Blvd & South 31st St. Kenilworth, NJ 07033 Special features of the one," said Oertel, "with a new Nicholas Rectory at (908) signs are welcome. Poetry dance to get through almost ««/ 800-775-3645 or 908-241-4100 new issue include poems submissions by email 354-1384. by Kirby Congdon, who should be typed into the Only 10 minutes from Newark Airport • 20 minutes to NYC lives in Key WeBt and Fire text of the email. Sweet soul sounds at Echo Lake The Union County The other free concerts in Summer Arts Festival con- the Summer Arts Festival cert series continues on series include: TOUTE HEURE Wednesday, Aug. 8, with a Aug. 15 - The Sensational A LOCAL BISTRO IN THK CENTENNIAL VILLAC-P. performance by Jobonanno Soul Cruisers; & the Godsons of Soul. The Aug. 22 - The Ed Palermo A Neeww L>c«ll free concert will begin at Big Band with Rob 7:30 p.m. in Echo Lake Park. Paparozzi; Conic join us for dinner at our small, Jobonanno & the Aug. 29 - The Nerds family run bistro located on (he corner of Godsons of Soul have electri- (Jersey Shore party band). COLORADO CAFE Centennial & Elm in the Centennial Village fied rock clubs and concert Lawn chairs, blankets Join us every section of Canford! hallB for more than a decade and picnic baskets are Our menu features ingredients sourced from and were voted one of the encouraged. Famous Dave's local farmers and purveyors in NJ, NY, and top 10 Jersey bands by Bar-B-Que will have a food Wednesday-Thursday-Friday & Sunday.. PA. Come experience delightful dishes with a News 12 New Jersey. The concession, along with an ice country French flavor that feature the best band has opened concerts cream and snack vendor, ingredients the season has to offer. for Bruce Springsteen, which will be available at MUSSHL James Brown, Eddie Money, approximately 6:30 p.m. SUMMER SPECIAL With the markets of NY and NJ in the full Mitch Ryder, Bad Company, In case of rain, concerts swing of summer, now is an amazing time Gary U.S. Bonds, Clarence will be held in the air-condi- Ihui't forget.... to sample ATH bistro's menu and exciting Clemons, and other popular tioned auditorium at BUY 1 ENTREE GET 1 everv IVESD.W is specials! loin us soon to sample some jif the rock and soul acts. 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Forfa* tnfarwalion end dto maimm, cdfWm JC l 1 ••94800,*•4800 * 2d7b 13 Scotch Motm Pubfc Ubrary tvyfftn MriM wNh this movie Noon Aug. \ 5 Ugimm <* 322.S007, •* 204. MM lOOyttMM """" — Cana BaWl RVCMlj 1 B drIOlOfli lArOry HI jCOILri TwUkM, WBOM pj99 BaM ^^^^^^^ BHJJ^^J0 ^^W WV Br V^BjH^^^HJB*HJBB^B ^^^^ejp^a BBB^s Nve memberRVCMlj s1 Ba tdrIOlOfl this Irei *lArOr eventy H. I 7jCOILr p.m.i TwUkMAug. 15. RSVP to #•» syn- •wth* writing and vmhmm agogue officb e at (908) 889-183O_ WtOH—1 IIKDMOMWIKQ - tpsecMonguogo "Ha» high quality of the numerous pathologistt Maurya Farah will speak to #« •• group.. 7:30p.m7:30p.m. trie* we received this wtr a. tndica AugiA1. 515 , CfCronfordd UiUnitedd MthdMethodss ChChurchh 201 LincolLinl AA*. ty young prxiplfi East, Crantord. f9O8) 259-1161. Frw. in historic pnrtawrv tion," aaid MYUVKK MlDiaiBl - guest Niika Ouistoard wil "Jafc, chairwoman of the Weetfield speakto th e Holistic Moms' Network. 7 a.m. Aug. 15. Hanson Hietvic PtDeorvation Commi—inn, "We House, 38 Springfield Ave., Cranford. For information, vis* to «ee the next genera- www.hc4islicmofns.org or •moil unmnhmnOioomaya.com. apato in the effort* to main- MAT "OR PIACI — an informal prayer aatharina at the " " i distinctive architectur- First CongregoHonol Church, 125 Eknar St., Wbslfield. V a.m. Among tho wtnnora of Hi* Wlt*C (90S) 233-2494. i were pre- OOlf AND TMNH OUIMO - fh« «w«nt wil benefit the Mntod to the student* in a ceremony in tion (above). Below, etudenta Scotch Wains-Fartwood Music Booster Association, which sup- ••M "**"fy^* fK«ii»iM" at the municipal and the Preabytartan Church. ports student music groups. $ 160for golf , $75for tennis, with g 13. Recognitiog n was arTevening dinner/aandeTincluded. Aug7 27. (908) 472-8308 given to students in Mrs. Hutchinaon's Lee-Harrington, Jacob Malinsky, Ben Mosher, Katherine Gillin, or {9O8J 8B9-6224. class at Edison Intermediate School: Cymbala, Him Yannazzno, Bryanna Stroever, Rachel Geskin, Robbie OOtF OUftMO - the fundraiser at Oak Ridge Golf Course Valantin AUard, Rebecca Jackson, Cook and James Blatz. Suriano, Vincent Defilippo, Amalia in Clark will benefit the Center for Hope Hospice & Palliative Patrick Cordon, Emma Gram, Laura Students of Ms. Byron at Jefferson Montes, Jenna Rediker, Kelly Dorry, Care. $ 185 per person includes 1 8 holes of golf and dinner at Rogut, Kyre Brownridge, Ellen Walsh, School who received recognition includ- Shelby Taylor, Stephanie Jung, Michael Gran Centurioni Tor details, call J732) 244-fO44. Katie FVmoe, Meghan Suriano, Alycia ed: Emma StierhofF, Danielle Sawyer, Carides, Sara Massimo, Holden Saboto, tONOAllHOilt MM TOUR - take a tripto th e Factory Haven, Sierra McAliney and Steve Jake Barrow, Emma Ohlig, Matt Ethan Prevoznak, Sean Gallagher, Store and much more with a group sponsored by St. Santiago. Macik, Paul Dunham, Samuel Brown, Samuel Brown, Ryan Daniel, Christian Bartholomew's Church in Scotch Plains. Sept. 15-17. $370 per At McKinley School, the following Jordan Hindes, Jennifer Rogers, Alekse Nadeau, Quentin Barnarat, Hannah person includes fransportation, accommodations, five meals and students of Mr. Paradise received Urusov, Justin Parker, Alexa Stiles, Haar, Kevin Bronander, Maggie Ahem, more. Register by June 30. For details, call |908) 889-7041 or recognition: Maria Lizzo, Valeria Betsy Wong, Nathan Simon, Fiona Michael Healey, Sophia Alvarez, email tafbaskersOcorncast.net. Bouchaueva, Emily Serafin, Nicholas Rosenthal, Kelly Jiang, Nicolas Mele, Sydney Barber and Bri Litcholt. OtUISi AROUND MANHATTAN - the Scotch Pbins Barroqueiro, Nicholas LaRosa, Paxn Jack Ciarocca and Matt Mulvey. Recipients of the 15th annual Harry Senior Citizen Advisory Committee sponsors this trip on Sept. 19. Clavyo, Bryn Johnston, John Lindros, At Tamaques School, third graders Devlin Commendation were also hon- $45 for residents, $50 for nonresidents. Lunch included. (908) Ariel Moise Kleinman, Gregory Gao, taught by Mr. Kravetsky, Mr. Fuzy and ored at the June 13 ceremony. Winning 322-6700, ext. 221. Izsi Wayner, Sandra Mone, Olivia Mrs. Friedberg and were given recogni- homeowners included Mr. and Mrs. II MID YOUR SfUIV - Union County brings its mobile Manning, Taylor Cummings, Tyquese tion. They include: Justin Lankier, Ana Barney Veres of 280 Canterbury Road, shredding unitto th e Cranford ConservoHon Center, 210 Mr. and Mrs. Gerald McCarthy of 835 Birchwood Ave., Cranford. 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Sept. 20. (908) 654- Wallberg Ave., Mr. and Mrs. Jonathon 9889. Baum of 720 Lawrence Ave., Mr. and FANNY WOOD DAY - Fanwood's annual borougtvwide Mrs. Gary Mandelblatt of 730 celebration runs from noon-5 p.m. Sept. 30. More detailsto foflow . Lawrence Ave. and Mr. Philip Martini HARVEST FIST — Union County's annual foil festival returns of 17 Stanley Oval. to Trailsid© Nature and Science Center, 452 New Providence Recognition was also given to busi- Road, Mountainside. 11 a.m.-5 p.m. Sept. 30. Vendors sought; ness owners in the downtown area call (908) 527-4900 for more information. including Ralph Bencivenga of 'A MOST CIVILIZED UTERAKY ADVENTURE' - the Bovella's Italian Pastry Shop at 101 Friends of the Scotch Pbins Public Library sponsors local partici- East Broad St. and to the Wachovia pation in this six-day excursion, which includes a trip on the Financial Center at 17O East Broad St. Queen Mary 2 with New Yorker writers Adam Gopnik, Anthony "We congratulate these winners on Lane and AndyBorowitz. The event also features a book club the first-rate restoration work they discussion on The Girls" by Lori loosens. Fees start at $1,367 have done," said List. "It shows that per person, including food; the Friends will receive a stipend for there is an alternative to tearing down reaching a certain number of bookings. 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Far morm on FarrmM, MpAb wmmk'* Sports c Spotm-m *db»f August 3, 2007 t i < ! l< I > I HI \| I DM (> I < i ) M ! > I »• I SERZAN'S SIDE SP's Gist named new AD at Oratory Prep Tim Lynch of Oratory •oftball coach and was named centennial celebration year of the all- Worst fall Preparatory School in Summit recent- Conference Coach of the Year in 2001. boys school. ly announced the appointment of In addition to his teaching and Gist holds a BA in Physical season ever? Patrick Gist to the position of athletic coaching experience, Gist directed a Education from Purdue University For the New York football director at the 7-12 grade Roman summer camp for eight yean. and earned his M.A. in Physical Giants, this coming season Catholic college preparatory school. As part of his duties at Oratory Education from Montclair State was supposed to be one with Gist, a resident of Scotch Plains, Prep, he will introduce a peer leader- University. His concentration at the "no distraction*." But I guen taught physical education at Newark ship program to the college preparato- New Jersey school was in no one told defensive end Academy from 1991-2007 where he ry school. Administration and Supervision of and perennial team leader developed lessons for middle and high "We found that peer leadership Athletics. Michael Strahan that. school students in a skill-based cur- was a great way to instruct seniors in riculum. He also introduced non-tra- Gist becomes the second Scotch Stratum didn't report to the fundamentals of group dynamics Plains resident in recent memory to Giants training camp last ditional activities into the program and group facilitation," Gist said. The there in order to reach more students seniors will work with freshman hold the athletic director position, as week because he is suppos- recently retired Oratory legend Ed edly mulling retirement and increase physical education offer- groups throughout the year to help ings. the young men to transition into high McDonnell held the position as well. after 14 seasons in uniform. And for McDonnell, the 100-year-old And while that decision is A former head football coach and school." certainly Strahan's preroga- the Star-Ledger Essex County Coach Gist also interviewed and selected school was "home" for almost half a tive, the timing of it could of the Year for 2005, Gist was also a the top ten senior candidates to serve century. not be worse forhi s team, head girls basketball coach and head as the leaders of the class of 2008, the (Continued on page C-3) PATRICK OIST which was counting on him to keep everyone focused and ready for the regular ST. BART'S season. SOFTBALL LEAGUE Instead, Giants players and management have had Results through July 27 to constantly answer ques- tions at camp about the St Anthony 3, St. Joseph 1 seven-time Pro Bowler's The offensive highlight of the game for St. Joe s came from Billy whereabouts, and when and not the king of the jungle" Lyons, if he will ever be on the field and Stan "definitely the man' with them this year. Lesniewskl, who each went 2-for- 2. St. Anthony scored three total But that's not the worst runs to win the game by a final effect of Stratum's mulling. score of 3-1, St. Anthony's was led by the hitting of Paul Wustfeld and That involves impressive Ken Miller, who each also went 2- second-year defensive end for-2. Mathias Kiwanuka, who is now in quite the predica- St. Jud* IS, SI David S ment. Up until last week, O.J. "Homer" Simpson truly lived Kiwanuka had been prepar- up to his name as he led the St. ing to be the Giants' starting Jude barrage by hitting three strong-side linebacker this home runs and accounted for five RBIs to lead St. Jude to a 15-8 season because of the final verdict. Pete "have I got an thought presence of Strahan investment for you" Chemidlin and Osi Umenyiora at each went 3-for-4 with a single, double and triple and two RBIs. On the of the defensive end slots. other side of the field, St. David Now, with Strahan suddenly was led by the hitting of Jerry "the thinking retirement, is grim" Riepe, who went 3-for-3 with a sacrifice fly and three RBIs and Kiwanuka going to practice George Balint, who went 4-for-4 at linebacker or at defensive with a "balintine blast" homer and end? And if Kiwanuka three RBIs. moves back to play defensive end, who is going to play St. Ann* 2a, St Anthony 13 strong side linebacker? In a game where everybody had a hit and only two players didn't All valid questions if one score, let it suffice to say that the is a Giants enthusiast like bats were hat while the pitching me. Unfortunately, they was not. aren't the only ones heading into the 2OO7 season. How is St Stephen IS, St. Patrick 14 Eli Manning going to per- St. Stephen won this game by form without hi* customary scoring in their final at bat. Howard Bialos was the winning left tackle (Luke Petitgout) pitcher as well as one of his and running back (Tiki team's many hitting stars as he went 3-for-3 with three RBIs. Harry Barber)? Is Brandon Jacobs "this is simple" Semple added four going to be able to handle RBIs for the Stephen sluggers. the grinding load of being an Jack Kennedy and Jim Barba everyday runner? How are drove in four runs each for the the new offensive and defen- Pats. sive coordinators going to The Wamtflvld Girl* Softball League's 10U tournament team recently won the Chcesequake Fun in the Sun tourna- St. Luk« 12, St. Stephen 9 work out? And who is going ment. Pictured above is the team with Its coaches. Bottom, front row: Grace Sanzalone, Lizzie Fox (lying down). Call Cham bliss, Sarah Mastrocola (lying down); Middle row: Emily Mastrocola, Samantha York, Ally McBrearty, Elena In a game that wasn't close until to listen to head coach Tom the final inning, St. Luke coasted Coughlin when the going Scarano; Back row: coach Gary Fox, Julia Diamantopoulos, Chrlssy Ferraro, Julia Crlscuolo, Lauren Schmeider, to a 12-9 victory behind the fine gets tough? Chrissy Mosco, coach Anthony Mastrocola, coach Mark Scarano. (at least until the final inning) pitching and hitting of Matt call Needless to say, if all of me Luke" Fugett. Joe "anybody the previous questions turn Wf 10U Softball team wins Cheesequake tourney got a razor" tillocca, Rick "Where's out bad for the Giants, this the fire" Regenthal and Kevin fall has the potential to be The Westfield Girls Softball no match as Westfield beat them 13- formances were turned in by Elena Spellman also led the hit parade one of the worst ones ever League's 10U girls tournament team 2 to advance to the championship Scarano, Lauren Schmeider and for Luke. for me as a football fan. recently won the Cheesequake Fun game. Emily Mastrocola. These three com- St. Anns 11, St. Aloyalua 5 However, the Giants in the Sun tournament. The championship game was bined to effectively shut down their St. Anne continued to roll along as aren't the only reason why The girlB got off to a great start in played against Livingston and once opponents while Lizzie Fox caught everyone contributed with hits and this fall could be the worst pool play. In their first game they again the girls were unstoppable. In all four of the games. The 10U girls RBIs. Anne was led by the 3-for-3 ever. That's because the easily beat Fords 12-1. In the second a mercy-shortened game Westfield have now won two tournaments and hitting of George "the junkyard look forward to their next tourna- dog" Gracia and "tear that wall Notre Dame Fighting Irish game the girls defeated the host defeated Livingston 10-0 to capture down" Ragan. St. Aloysius was led football team could be equal- team Cheesequake 15-2. And the last the title. ments. Coaches Anthony Mastrocola, by Mike "I can't even sing so don't ly bad if not worse than the game of pool play was against a In the four games played the team Gary Fox, and Mark Scarano could call me Joe" Walsh and Pat "me G-men this season. After all, strong team from Little Silver. scored a total of 50 runs while only not be more proud of how well the on the back" Luongo. the successful offensive com- However, Little Silver proved to be giving up five. Stellar pitching per- team is playing. (Continued on page C-3) bination of Brady Quinn, Darius Walker, Rhema McKnight and Jeff Samardzija will be gone, and SPORTSCENE without its collective poten- SP-FSA holding METNY U17 boys team Included week at top-notch South Jersey to become high school soccer the week of Aug. 6- 10, Monday tial to score the Irish could lata registration Joe Brady, Brandon Dietz, Brian courses Peddie and Miry Run. referees in the School and through Friday. The camp will run be in a very tough spot - Emmons, Jim Harbison, Sean Finishing in the top three of College Officials Association for from 9 a.m.-2 p.m. The Scotch Plains-Fanwood Moran, Chris Sheehan and the 12-13 year-old players divi- the 2007 season. Segear, a graduate of especially if they are going Soccer Association will be holding Michael Sheehan. sion of Junior Golf America were Candidates must be physical- Cranford High School, played to rely on their defense, of a late registration period Aug. 1- These teams played in tourna- Brian Farrell of Westfield and Ian ly fit and a minimum of 18 years baseball for Cranford Hall of all things, to help win 15. There will be a $20 late fee. ments in Baltimore, Md., and Howe Us and Spencer Alexander of age to referee. Successful Fame coach Norm Koury. In games. Plus, the Irish are Scotch Plains and Fanwood resi- Albany, N.Y., and as a result of of Dayton. candidates will be eligible to take 1971, under coach Koury, Segear scheduled to play at Penn dents wishing to register may do their performance in those events Kyle Jeans of Toms River the NJSIAA exam, which will was a member of the Cranford so online at www.scotchplainsfan- several players were asked to topped the 16-18 year-old players then qualify them to referee high High School Baseball Team that State, at Michigan and at woodsoccer.com. Payment can participate in USA Rugby Camps division. Jeans put together school varsity soccer matches. won the Group 4 State UCLA. Not to mention the be made by credit or debit card. as the first step toward making impressive rounds ol 80 and 75 Interested candidates may Championship. The 1971 team home games against USC, The SP-FSA House program the USA national teams. during the two-day tournament. obtain information by sending a was also voted the number one Boston College, Michigan offers recreational soccer divi- Maccubbin, Mroz, and JT Ryan Cusimano of Lawrenceville self-addressed stamped enve- team in the state. His team was State and Georgia Tech. sions for boys and girls ages tour Sheehan were invited to the U2O finished second and Alex Long of lope to David R. Klein, 37 Bryant Inducted into the Cranford Sports through fourth grade. Children camp while Moran was invited to Kendall Park third. Avenue, Bloomfield, NJ 07003- Hall of Fame in 2000. Add to all of this potential wishing to participate in the Pre-K the U18 camp and Brady, Dietz Ryan Hengerer of 5401. Segear served the Township for football faltering the fact program must turn four prior to and Chris and Michael Sheehan Hillsborough captured the 14-15 Applications are due by Sept. of Cranford for over 30 years as will attend the U17 camp. On the that the New York Yankees Aug. 31. Coaches are urgently year-old masters players division 10. a Police Officer. He was a needed In this division. girls side, Schmeiling was invited with a combined score of 157. are ruining this summer to the USA U19 girls tryouts. Juvenile Detective, a DARE The Intercounty Soccer Conor Cafferty of Hasbrook Fastpltch Camps Officer and a Member of the baseball season with their League provides teams for older These honors for the UCRFC Heights finished second. players demonstrate just how far Cranford PAL Board of Directors play and I am anticipating recreational players (fifth grade Marshall Crane of Princeton the UCRFC programs have come Fastpitch Camps announces tor over 20 years. In 1994, he having no emotional room and up). Additional details are finished first In the 14-15 year-old In devefoping elite rugby players. the start of their 31st season of received a National Award from left for another season of available on the website, players division, followed by Fastpitch pitching lessons for the National Police Athletic team disappointments. www.scotchplainsfanwoodsoc- For more information regard- Brandon Mongiello of Manalapan girls In grades 2-12, which this League for his work with youth, But however poor it gets cer.com. ing the Union County Rugby and Kevin Woo of Wayne. year will be held in the gym at Segear played and also Football Club contact Chris Clark Finishing first and second in Mount Saint Mary Academy on coached*in the Cranford Baseball for both the Giants and the Local HS rugby at (201) 213-1952, e-mail him at the 12-13 year-old masters divi- Route 22 in Watchung. and Softball Leagues for over 1O Irish this fall, you can be all-stars honored [email protected] or look at sion were Louis Bodine of Classes range from beginner years. He posted a record of 108 sure that I will probably the website Flemington and Brian Dempster to intermediate to advanced and wins and only 19 losses while have a front row seat for it At the end of the spring high www.mudturtlerugby.com. If inter- of Robblnsvilte. will begin on Sept. 9. Classes coaching summer all-star tourna- all; because maybe by set- school rugby season, a number of ested in playing rugby for the The Toyota- and Lexus-spon- are one hour each and take ment teams for the Cranford players from the Union County Union team one may attend a sored Junior Golf America contin- place on Sundays and last for 11 Baseball league. His Cranford ting the bar thiB low I might Rugby Football Club (UCRFC) practice at 7 p.m. on Tuesdays ued Its busy season with a July weeks. PAL baseball team took second and Thursdays at Unami Field, be pleasantly surprised by High School girls and boys teams 31 tournament at Eagle Ridge in For further information and place in the North Eastern were named to METNY Rugby which is located on the corner of both teams this season. But Lakewood followed by a two-day registration, contact Jody regional finals in the National Union all-star teams. Union Street and Lexington tournament Aug. 1-2 at Fox Police Athletic League National if the Strahan retirement Avenue in Cranford. D'Amato at Olivia Dawson, Kim Esposlto, Jersey National in Basking Ridge Tournament thing is any early indication, and Fox Hollow in Somerville. To [email protected] or at Melinda Jimenez, Catherine (908) 276-0680. Segear always loved baseball it might be a really long fall Schmeiling and Julia Watkins register with Junior Golf America Farrell places at golf tourney and kids and 20 years ago after a made the METNY U19 girls team. or lor more information, log onto for me to endure. Baseball Basics Summer conversation with his High Joe Serzan is the sports And making the METNY U19 Junior Golf America, the www.jrgolfamerica.com or call boys team were Tim Jacob, JT (732) 683-9042. Camp School Baseball coach Norm editor for the Cranforcl Northeast region's largest junior Koury, Segear started Baseball Sheehan, and Bill Ouinn. In addi- golf organization serving Junior Bob Segear will hold his 20ih Basics. Chronicle and the Record- tion, former UCRFC players Tyler golfers between the ages of 8 SCOA looking for referees annual Cranford Baseball Basics Press. 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Elbow "I know it sounds cliche 1980, MrOomwIl, an aU-etar play in the Collage World Series. Applications are available at play with a great bunch of guys in Country Club in to say that the school has Chris was a four yaar starter for Bagel America, Tony's Cafe and a "low key" no body check league haafcstfaell player, returned Bedminater. Tne event was given me more than I gave Montclair Stale University which Mr. J's. Questions can be directed age 30 and over. te hie alma meter to become won the College World Series in to Bob Segear at 908-276-2453 Or If you are interested in more a tribute to McDonnell's it, but I feel that's really e-mail information about the men'* a teacher of physical educa- work as a mentor, teacher, true," McDonnell said. 2000. Rob played for Emory tion, driver's education and University, which finished fifth in baseballbasics0verizon.net. You league, please send an e-mail to coach and role model to "As I walked into the 2003 College World Series. In can also visit their web site at Tom Weisse at trwO9630aol.com health rfc also worked as teens for more than four Newman Hall as that young 2004, Rob was selected the www.BasebaMbasicscamps .com. with your name, age, and position the school's athletic director decades. He was honored boy," he said, speaking of Conference MVP, posting a confer- so rosters may be formed. The BOLC is also sponsoring and, far the last 11 years, as with gifts for his retirement one of the school's oldest ence leading 550 batting average. LocaJaeuKi the director of development The camp will also feature an adult women's league - for and a proclamation from buildings, "I knew I was coaches from the Cranford High The Blue Devil Lacrosse Club more information, please contact and alumni affairs. New Jersey Governor home." School coaching staff and assisting (BDLC) is forming a men's adult Elyse Goldweitz as soon as possi- them will players from past and summer lacrosse league as well as ble at Elysegold0yahoo.com. a women's adult summer league. In addition, during July and SI HAH! S SOr T BA t t If AGUf current baseball and Softball teams. The over 30 men's league will August, at 6:30 p.m. on Thursday (Continued from page C-l) St. Joseph 10. St. Michael • victory. The hitting stars for St. The camp will stress "The begin July 10 through August. The nights, there will be open men's Baseball Basics" offensive and games will be on Tuesday or pick-up lacrosse games. Open to Mike's were Kevin "I wish I •fc Juee 12, St. Anthony • St. Joseph rode on the back of defensive drills, as well as daily Wednesday nights with game start all players al any level, especially times at 6:30 p.m. Alt games will those in the over 30 crowd, but all Tom "I just may be the best could have made a throw" games to reinforce what is being The Jude's were led by the Woodring and Pat Nigro, who taught. Campers and their families have a referee and there will be no are welcome to come watch ot join hitting of Brian "I can't player in the league" Straniero will take the popular Baseball body checking (stick checks will in the fun. Individuals interested in believe I hit back to Al last as he went 4-for-4 with two each went 3-for-3 while Marv Basics Challenge and on Thursday still be legal). This is a great way men's pick-up games, contact homers and two doubles and "I've never played on Labor night Aug. 9 the campers will each to get exercise, get back into the Hugh McGuire at night" Williams, Joe game of lacrosse, and meet some Oechalro, Don Rowbotrtam six RBIs to carry St. Joe's to a Day" Scherb was 2-for-3 with receive two tickets to attend the [email protected]. Bring gear, Somerset Patriots baseball game. old lax hounds. The league is ideal a reversible jersey and water. and Chris Paterek. last-inning come-from-behind a triple. Donate Your NSF SKIN DISEASE NSF/NFD is characterized by areas of tight and rigid skin that makes it difficult to bend joints. Some patients with Chest e kidney disease have developed NSF/NPD after having an IVovtcttn*? MRI scan containing a toxic injectable contrast agent called for Sevtowely M Crtfklrvn Gadolinium. If you think you may have NSF, please call us. is close www.sonosoflow.org You may be entitled to compensation. 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RESIDENTIAL BROKERAGE f O2007 CokjWBn tlankiM Menl ti»I.Mu CuHH>iahui*&tt .1 r itcmHBd In Colrtwsfl Honker final F slate* (Jorporat^ih An f" |ijal Oj'po'1 unity Ctimpnny Htji" Owned HrttJ OlMMiiH+i] ity NF11 I In The Classifieds AUGUST 3,2007 Automotive/Classified Salerno Duane urges area drivers That's one sweet ride to drop (convertible) tops this summer SUMMIQTTB^aTaVaTY'YT' — AA s*> 4M_«..«&..temperature_ s ihea t*. u p air._ •.." a> Sebrinrt « * g Convertibl*•* * e has earned the in the area, many residents are working title of best-selling convertible in the to set their "soft" bodies back in shape. United States for seven of the paat 11 But Salerno Duane Chrysler has discov- years ered consumers want to firm up more No matter if you are a first-time con- than just their legs, arms and stomachs vertible driver, planning to buy a new this summer. They also want to firm up convertible or thinking about renting their tops — their convertible tops. In one, all convertible drivers and passen- fact, • recent Chrysler brand survey gers should be familiar with a few uni- revealed 62 percent of Americans want versal driving tips that apply to all con- hard convertible tops. vertibles: While a majority of consumers prefer Lock Your Valuables: Don't leave "hard" bodies and hard convertible tops, important documents or valuables in the survey also revealed a softer side of plain sight when parking any vehicle; if America. Here's the hard truth about you're in a convertible and parking with the softer side: the top down, put valuable items in a Get the IceCream Scoop: More locking glove box to keep them safe. Americans pre- Sing, Sing, fer the soft Sing: Top-down serve version of fun and good the perfect sum- The 2008 Chrysler Sebring music go hand mer treat — ice in hand... but cream — com- Convertible is the first convertible to think about pared to the offer three automatically latching top what you're hard, hand- blasting since packed option options: vinyl, cloth and a body-color everyone (50 percent to painted steel retractable hard top. around you can 43 percent). hear your music On a late June day, a new venture opened In Dunatlan. offering a new type of motor- Paperback choices. cycle — ona which la affordabla, lightweight (only 360 Iba.), and balanced to glva tha Preference: Nearly seven out of 10 con- Protect Your Pets: Allow pets time to ridar not only comfort but also a aanaa of eecurity whan atoppad at a light or making sumers (69 percent) would rather have adjust to the convertible ride if they're a turn.This easy-to-hendle motorcycle la a full-slza choppar mads by Johnny Pag out a soft, paperback book over a hard cover not used to riding with the top down; of California, and tha bualnaaa la Swaatrlda Motorcyctca at 9 North Ava (Rt. 28) In novel when they're reading at the beach help acclimate your canine companions Dunallan. Swaatrlda Motorcyciaa prldaa Itsatf on aelllng motorcyciaa urtdar $5,000, which ars what may call a working paraon's blka. Tha motorcycles ara mada for man, or on a summer road trip. by taking them on short trips, at low woman and flrst-tlma rldara. Tha Johnny Pag Spyder 300 and Raptor Crulaar waight Soft Rock Soothes: The Beach Boys, speeds and eventually work your way about 360 Iba. with a look daalgnad to appaal to any paraon. Theee motorcyciaa ara Steppenwolf, Lynard Skynard and other up to cruising full speed once your pet powerful enough to ride with higher priced Mkes and have a top speed of between 65 classic soft rock artists were identified has had time to adjust. and SO mllee per hour. In addition, 8weetrlde Is a certified dealer for Vento by Americans for making some of the Hair-Raising Experience: Driving Motorcycles and Scooters, and they also sell dirt bikes and ATVe. The ahop la alao best convertible driving songs. with the top down can add extra volume selling a new line of police motorcycle, which hae add vary wall In other parts of the Raise the "Soft Top" Roof: Even with to your usual hair style. Take a quick country, and they service any make or model of motorcycle. the hard top option, one in three peek in the mirror after arriving at your Americans still prefer the soft convert- destination to make sure the extra vol- ible tops. With a top for everyone, the ume is enhancing — not detracting — all-new 2008 Chrysler Sebring from your appearance. Government examines school bus safety Convertible ia the first convertible to Soak Up the Sun: Top down driving is U.S. Transportation Secretary Mary the concept of compartmentalization, offer three automatically latching top a great way to get your daily dose of E. Peters today this month called on which does not require seat belts but cre- options: vinyl, cloth and a body-color Vitamin D, but don't forget to apply sun- state and local governments, education ates a protection system like eggs in a painted steel retractable hard top. screen if you plan on being in the sun officials, school bus manufacturers, safe- carton. Compartmentalization combines "No matter where you live, there's for an extended period of time. The ty advocates and consumer organizations flexible, energy-absorbent, high seat just something special about driving a American Academy of Dermatologists to help the federal government assess backs found on school buses and narrow convertible. It's exhilarating — windows recommends wearing sunscreen every the effectiveness of seat belts on school spacing between each row to create a down, hair blowing in the wind," said day if you plan on being in the sun for buses. compartment that confines the occupant James Salerno of Salerno Duane more than 20 minuteB. Peters kicked off a day-long public during a crash. Chrysler. "Regardless of whether you For additional information about the meeting on the safety benefits, economic "The statistics tell us that school prefer the hard or soft top option on the Chrysler Sebring Convertible, visit factors and other issues related to buses are the safest form of transporta- all-new Chrysler Sebring Convertible, www.chrysler.com/sebringconvertible/ requiring seat belts on large school tion on our highways," Secretary Peters this summer is the perfect time to have on the Web or visit Salerno Duane buses. Current federal standards for said. 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